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EDITOR'S PREFACE
There is perhaps no more striking testimony to the asefulness of Roget's The-
saurus (on which this work is based) than the many editions which have been period-
ically demanded. This very popularity lays an added responsibility upon the pub-
lishers, and makes the editor's task one of no slight undertaking. A treasury of
words and ideas must keep pace with the growth of knowledge and language or lose
its place in the forerank of indispensable volumes. To enhance the value of the
book and bring it abreast of modem culture and requirements was the aim of the
present editor. The original plan of the work has been followed in the main, for
that which has stood the test of over half a century, and made the name of Roget
of almos^ classic worth, is not one to be lightly abandoned. But while the labors
of the author have been embodied in their entirety, so many new features have
been introduced and the time-honored structure has been so much enlarged and
modernized that this edition may not unreasonably claim to be a new work, and
not a revision in the usual significance of the term. A comparison of the new Index
with the old will afford some idea of the extended scope of the present work.
Briefly the new features are these: —
1. All obsolete words are so characterized. The editor's first inclination was to
eliminate them, but realizing that their retention might be of service to many
writers, and the more so if clearly indicated, the method of marking common to
many dictionaries was adopted. The Oxford English Dictionary was the final
authority for determining these obsoletisms.
2. Slang and cant expression's are specially marked, so as to increase the useful-
ness of the book to the playwright; the noypiist, and the writer generally. In every
instance the leading dictionaries (Oxford, Webster's, Century, and Standard) have
been followed in distinguishing jsuch lerms from those of unchallenged acceptance.
3. Americanisms have been introduced for the first time in any edition of the
T?iesau7iis. Just as no ErigDsh dictjoiiftry would be complete which did not em-
body these virile specimens of dur'tafiguagc, so is their inclusion all the more in-
cimibent in a work of this nature. Great care was called for in the selection and
grouping of these New World expressions. The list, though by no means exhaust-
ive, is probably more representative and complete than any collection of Amer-
icanisms outside a modem dictionary. What is an Americanismf The answer is
essentially complex. The term includes (1) English words employed differently to
I what they are in Great Britain; (2) words that arc archaic or obsolescent in Eng-
' land, but of everyday usage in America; (3) English provincialisms in general use
. on this side of the Atlantic; (4) words which have changed their meaning in Eng-*
land, but still retain their original meaning here; (5) words assimilated from Euro-
pean and Indian languages; (6) negroisms; (7) words of strictly American coinage.
I In treading on such debatable ground the ordinary dictionary of Americanisms is
I not found to be very reliable, for it frequently includes as " Americanisms " many
» words by no means peculiar to this country and which are as much British as Amer-
ican. Webster^s New International Dictionary proved itself a safer guide, and in
characterizing the various Americanisms its lead was invariably followed. The
innovation should be one of undoubted utility, besides preventing confusion in
the choice of true American terms.
[ 4. Numerous phrases and quotations have been added, and their authors cited.
; In making these selections the needs of the average individual and of the. ^jJasj^sci
I • were alike home in mind.
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omissions of the old editjoipjoin^Air rectified ; wmle all new words andjfiluitfes
have been included. ' • •'i T / -^i
The New Thesaurus presents a wider range of discriminated synonyms than
has ever been attempted in a similar work. The writer at a loss for a word, none
the less than the purist and the scholar who seek the finer shades of language, will
find here the expression which exactly fits the need. The professional man, the
orator, the statesman, the minister, as well as the journalist and litUrateur, should
find the Thesaurus an invaluable and inspiring aid. Its use to the student and
the teacher needs no emphasizing, for there are few institutions where ''Roget" is
not freely employed. Its value in assisting and stimulating the writing of essays
and theses has been recognized by educators throughout the English-speaking
world, and it is hoped the present volume will prove of still greater service.
C. O. Stlvssteb Mawbon.
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CONTENTS
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Introduction ix
Plan of Classification xx
Tabxtlar Synopsis of Categories xxi
Abbreviations, etc. xxxii
Space-saving Devices xxxiii
How TO Use the Book xxxiv
THESAURUS OF ENGLISH WORDS AND PHRASES
CLASS I
Words Expressing Abstract Relations
Elxistence — Relation — Quantity — Order — Number — Time — Change — Causation . 1
CLASS II
Words Relating to Space
Space in General — Dimensions — Form — Motion 65
CLASS III
Words Relating to Matter
Matter in General — Inorganic Matter — Organic Matter 95
CLASS IV
Words Relating to the Intellectual Faculties
(I) Formation of Ideas. — Operations of Intellect in General — Precursory Conditions
and Operations — Materials for Reasoning — Reasoning Processes — Results of
Reasoning — Extension of Thought — Creative Thought 127
(II) Communication of Ideas. — Nature of Ideas Communicated — Modes of Communi-
cation — Means of Communication 155
CLASS V
Words Relating to the Voluntary Powers
(I) Individual Volition. — Volition in General — Prospective Volition — Voluntary Ac-
tion — Antagonism — Results of Action 184
(II) Intersocial Volition. — General Intersocial Volition — Special Intersocial Volition
— Conditional Intersocial Volition — Progressive Relations 246
CLASS VI
Words Relating to the Sentient and Moral Powers
Affections »n General — Personal Affections — S3anpathetic Affections — Moral Affections
— Religious Affections 273
Index ... "V^
INTRODUCTION
The present Work is intended to supply, with respect to the English language,
a desideratum hitherto un^upplied in any language; namely, a collection of the
words it contains and of the idiomatic combinations peculiar to it, arranged, not
in alphabetical order as they are in a Dictionary, but according to the ideas which
they express.^ The purpose of an ordinary dictionary is simply to explain the
meaning of words; and the problem of which it professes to furnish the solution
may be stated thus: — The word being given, to find its signification, or the idea
it is intended to convey. The object aimed at in the present undertaking is ex-
actly the converse of this: namely, — The idea being given, to find the word, or
words, by which that idea may be most fitly and aptly expressed. For this pur-
pose, the words and phrases of the language are here classed, not according to
their sound or their orthography, but strictly according to their signification.
The communication of our thoughts by means of language, whether spoken or
written, like every other object of mental exertion, constitutes a peculiar art,
which, like other arts, cannot be acquired in any perfection but by long-continued
practice. Some, indeed, there are more highly gifted than others with a facility
of expression, and naturally endowed with the power of eloquence; but to none is
it at all times an easy process to embody, in exact and appropriate language, the
various trains of ideas that are passing through the mind, or to depict in their
true colors and proportions, the diversified and nicer shades of feeling which ac-
company them. To those who are unpracticed in the art of composition, or un-
used to extempore speaking, these difficulties present themselves in their most
formidable aspect. However distinct may be our views, however vivid our con-
ceptions, or however fervent our emotions, we cannot but be often conscious that the
phraseology we have at our command is inadequate to do them justice. We seek
in vain the words we need, and strive ineffectually to devise forms of expression
which shall faithfully portray our thoughts and sentiments. The appropriate
terms, notwithstanding our utmost efforts, cannot be conjured up at will. Like
"spirits from the vasty deep,' they come not when we call; and we are driven to
the employment of a set of words and phrases cither too general or too limited, too
strong or too feeble, which suit not the occasion, which hit not the mark we aim
at; and the result of our prolonged exertion is a style at once labored and obscure,
vapid and redundant, or vitiated by the still graver faults of affectation or am-
biguity.
It is to those who are thus painfully groping their way and struggling with the
difficulties of composition, that this Work professes to hold out a helping hand.
The assistance it gives is that of furnishing on every topic a copious store of words
and phrases, adapted to express all the recognizable shades and modifications of
the general idea under which those words and phrases are arranged. The inquirer
can readily select, out of the ample collection spread out before his eyes in the fol-
lowing pages, those expressions which are best suited to his purpose, and which
might not have occurred to him without such assistance. In order to make this
selection, he scarcely ever need engage in any critical or elaborate study of the
subtle distinctions existing between synonymous terms; for if the materials set
before him be sufficiently abundant, an instinctive tact will rarely fail to lead him
to the proper choice. Even while glancing over the columns of this Work, his eye
may chance to light upon a particular term, which may save the cost of a clumsy
paraphrase, or spare the labor of a tortuous circumlocution. Some felicitous turn
^ See note on p. xviii.
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of expression thus introduced will frequently open to the mind of the reader a whole
vista of collateral ideas, which could not, without an extended and obtrusive epi-
sode, have been unfolded to his view; and often will the judicious insertion of a
happy epithet, like a beam of sunshine in a landscape, illumine and adorn the sub-
ject which it touches, imparting new grace and giving life and spirit to the picture.
Every workman in the exercise of his art should be provided with proper im-
plements. For the fabrication of complicated and curious pieces of mechanism,
the artisan requires a corresponding assortment of various tools and instnmients.
For giving proper effect to the fictions of the drama, the actor should have at his
disposal a well-furnished wardrobe, supplying the costumes best suited to the per-
sonages he is to represent. For the perfect delineation of the beauties of nature,
the painter should have within reach of his pencil every variety and combination
of hues and tints. Now, the writer, as well as the orator, employs for the accom-
pUshment of his purposes the instrumentality of words; it is in words that he
clothes his thoughts; it is by means of words that he depicts his feelings. It is
therefore essential to his success that he be provided with a copious vocabulary,
and that he possess an entire command of all the resources and appUances of his
language. To the acquisition of this power no procedure appears more directly
conducive than the study of a methodized syst,em such as that now offered to his
use.
The utility of the present Work will be appreciated more especially by those
who are engaged in the arduous process of translating into English a work written
in another language. Simple as the operation may appear, on a superficial view,
of rendering into English each of its sentences, the task of transfusing, with per-
fect exactness, the sense of the original, preserving at the same time the style and
character of its composition, and reflecting with fidelity the mind and the spirit
of the author, is a task of extreme difl5culty. The cultivation of this useful depart-
ment of literature was in ancient times strongly recommended both by Cicero and
by Quintilian, as essential to the formation of a good writer and accomplished
orator. Regarded simply as a mental exercise, the practice of translation is the
best training for the attainment of that mastery of language and felicity of diction,
which are the sources of the highest oratory, and are requisite for the possession
of a graceful and persuasive eloquence. By rendering ourselves the faithful inter-
preters of the thoughts and feelings of others, we are rewarded with the acquisition
of greater readiness and facility in correctly expressing our own; as he who has
best learned to execute the orders of a commander, becomes himself best qualified
to command.
In the earUest periods of civilization, translators have been the agents for prop-
agating knowledge from nation to nation, and the value of their labors has been
inestimable; but, in the present age, when so many different languages have be-
come the depositories of the vast treasures of literature and of science which have
been accumulating for centuries, the utility of accurate translations has greatly
increased, and it has become a more important object to attain perfection in the
art.
The use of language is not confined to its being the medium through which we
communicate our ideas to one another; it fulfills a no less important function as an
instrument of ihoiight; not being merely its vehicle, but giving it wings for flight.
Metaphysicians are agreed that scarcely any of our intellectual operations could
be carried on to any considerable extent, without the agency of words. None but
those who are conversant with the philosophy of mental phenomena, can be aware
of the immense influence that is exercised by language in promoting the develop-
ment of our ideas, in fixing them in the mind, and in detaining them for steady
contemplation. Into every process of reasoning, language enters as an essential
element. Words are the instruments by which we form all our abstractions, by
which we fashion and embody our ideas, and by which we are enabled to glide
sJojjg a series of premises and conclusions with a rapidity so great as to leave in
^Ae memorv no trace of the succes««ve s^epp of the process; and we remain uncon-
INTRODUCTION
scious how much we owe to this potent auxiliary of the reasoning faculty. It is
on this ground, also, that the present Work founds a claim to utility. The review
of a catalogue of words of analogous signification, will often suggest by association
other trains of thought, which, presenting the subject under new and varied as-
pects, will vastly expand the sphere of our mental vision. Anaidst the many ob-
jects thus brought within the range of our contemplation, some striking similitude
or appropriate image, some excursive flight or brilliant conception, may flash on
the mind, giving point and force to our arguments, awakening a responsive chord
in the imagination or sensibility of the reader, and procuring for our reasonings a
more ready access both to his understanding and to his heart.
It is of the utmost consequence that strict accuracy should regulate our use of
language, and that every one should acquire the power and the habit of expressing
his thoughts with perspicuity and correctness. Few, indeed, can appreciate the
real extent and importance of that influence which language has always exercised
un human affairs, or can be aware how often these are determined by causes much
slighter than are apparent to a superficial observer. False logic, disguised under
specious phraseology, too often gains the assent of the unthinking multitude, dis-
seminating far and wide the seeds of prejudice and error. Truisms pass current,
and wear the semblance of profound wisdom, when dressed up in the tinsel garb
of antithetical phrases, or set off by an imposing pomp of paradox. By a confused
jargon of involved and mystical sentences, the imagination is easily inveigled into
a transcendental region of clouds, and the understanding beguiled into the belief
that it is acquiring knowledge and approaching truth. A misapplied or misappre-
hended term is sufficient to give rise to fierce and interminable disputes; a misnomer
has turned the tide of popular opinion; a verbal sophism has decided a party ques-
tion; an artful watchword, thrown among combustible materials, has kindled the
flame of deadly warfare, and changed the destiny of an empire.
In constructing the following system of classification of the ideas which are ex-
pressible by language, my chief aim has been to obtain the greatest amount of
practical utility. I have accordingly adopted such principles of arrangement as
appeared to me to be the simplest and most natural, and which would not require,
either for their comprehension or application, any disciplined acumen, or depth
of metaphysical or antiquarian lore. Eschewing all needless refinements and subtle-
ties, I have taken as my guide the more obvious characters of the ideas for which
expressions were to be tabulated, arranging them under such classes and categories
as reflection and experience had taught me would conduct the inquirer most readily
and quickly to the object of his search. Commencing with the ideas expressing
abstract relations, I proceed to those which relate to space and to the phenomena
of the material world, and lastly to those in which the mind is concerned, and which
comprehend intellect, volition, and feeling; thus establishing six primary Classes
of Categories.
1. The first of these classes comprehends ideas derived from the more general
and Abstract Relations among things, such as ExistencCj Resemblance^ Qiuintiy,
Order, Number , Time, Power,
2. The second class refers to Space and its various relations, including Motion^
or change of place.
3. The third class includes all ideas that relate to the Material World ; namely,
the Properties of Matter, such as Solidity, Fluidity, Heat, Sound, Light, and the Phe-
nomena they present, as well as the simple Perceptions to which they give rise.
4. The fourth class embraces all ideas of phenomena relating to the Intellect
and its operations; comprising the Acquisition, the Retention, and the Communica-
tion of Ideas,
5. The fifth class includes the ideas derived from the exercise of Volition; em-
bracing the phenomena and results of our Voluntary and Active Powers; such as
Choice, Intention, Utility. Action, Antagonism, Authority, Compact, Propertt^y &c,
6. The sixth and last class comprehends all ideas det\\^^ Ixooi ^<b QT^\^v5fCL tj^
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our Sentient and Moral Powers; including our FeelingSy Emotions y Passions,
and Moral and Religious Sentiments,^
The further subdivisions and minuter detailsr will be best understood from an in-
spection of the Tabular Synopsis of Categories prefixed to the Work, in which are
specified the several topics or heads of significationy under which the words have
been arranged. By the aid of this table, the reader will, with a little practice,
readily discover the place which the particular topic he is in search of occupies in
the series; and on turning to the page in the body of the Work which contains it,
he will find the group of expressions he requires, out of which he may cull those
that are most appropriate to his purpose. For the convenience of reference, I
have designated each separate group or heading by a particular number; so that
if, during the search, any doubt or difficulty should occur, recourse may be had to
the copious alphabetical Index of words at the end of the volume, which will at
once indicate the number of the required group.^
The object I have proposed to myself in this Work would have been but imper-
fectly attained if I had confined myself to a mere catalogue of words, and had
omitted the numerous phrases and forms of expression composed of several words,
which are of such frequent use as to entitle them to rank among the constituent
parts of the language. ^ Very few of these verbal combinations, so essential to the
knowledge of our native tongue, and so profusely abounding in its daily use, are
to be met with in ordinary dictionaries. These phrases and forms of expression
I have endeavored diligently to collect and to insert in their proper places, under
the general ideas that they are designed to convey. Some of these conventional
forms, indeed, partake of the nature of proverbial expressions; but actual proverbs,
as such, being wholly of a didactic character, do not come within the scope
of the present Work; and the reader must therefore not expect to find them here
inserted.*
For the purpose of exhibiting with greater distinctness the relations between
words expressing opposite and correlative ideas, I have, whenever the subject ad-
mitted of such an arrangement, placed them in two parallel columns in the same
page, so that each group of expressions may be readily contrasted with those which
occupy the adjacent column, and constitute their antithesis. By carrying the eye
from the one to the other, the inquirer may often discover forms of expression, of
which he may avail himself advantageously, to diversify and infuse vigor into his
phraseology. Rhetoricians, indeed, are well aware of the power derived from the
skillful introduction of antitheses in giving point to an argument, and imparting
force and brilliancy to the diction. A too frequent and indiscreet employment of
this figure of rhetoric may, it is true, give rise to a vicious and affected style; but
* It must necessarily happen in every syatem of classification framed with this view, that ideas
and expressions arranged under one class must include also ideas relating to another class; for
the operations of the Intellect generally involve also those of the Will, and vice versd; and our
Affections and Emotions, in like manner, generally imply the agency both of the Intellect and of
the Will. All that can oe effected, therefore, is to arrange the words according to the principa
or dominant idea they convey. Teaching^ for example, although a Voluntary act, relates prim&-
rily to the Communication of Ideas, and is accordingly placed at No. 637, under Class IV, Divi-
sion (II). On the other hand, Choice, Conduct, ShUl, &c.. although implying the cooperation
of Voluntary with Intellectual acts, relate principally to tne former, and are therefore arranged
under Class V.
* It often happens that the same word admits of various applications, or may be used in differ-
ent senses. In consulting the Index the reader will be guided to the number of the heading under
which that word, in each particular acceptation, will be found, by means of supplementary words
printed in Italics; which words, however, are not to be understood as explaining the meaning of
the word to which they are annexed, but only as assisting in the required reference. I have also,
for shortness* sake, generally omitted words immediately derived from the primary one inserted,
which sufficiently represents the whole group of correlative words referable to the same heading.
1 hus the number affixed to Beauty appli(»s to all its derivatives, such as Beautiful, Beauteous,
Beautifidness, Beautifully, &c., the insertion of which was therefore needless.
^ For example: — 'Fo take time by the forelock; — to turn over a new leaf: — to show the white
feather; — to have a finger in the pie; — to let the cat out of the bag; — to take care of number one;
— to kill two birds with one stone, &c., &c.
''jSoc Trench, On the Lessons in Proverbs.
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it is unreasonaUe to condemn indiscriminately the occasional and moderate us6
df a practice on account of its possible abuse.
The study of correlative terms existing in a particular language, may often throw
valuable light on the manners and customs of the nations using it. Thus, Hume
has drawn important inferences with regard to the state of society among the
ancient Romans, from certain deficiencies which he remarked in the Latin language.^
In many cases, two ideas which are completely opposed to each other, admit of
an intermediate or neutral idea, equidistant from both; all these being expressible
by corresponding definite terms. Thus, in the following examples, the words in
the first and third columns, which express opposite ideas, admit of the intermediate
terms contained in the middle colunm, having a neutral sense with reference to the
former.
Iderdity, Difference, Contrariety.
Beginning, Middle, End,
Past, Present, Future.
In other cases, the intermediate word is simply the negative to each of two op-
posite positions; as, for example, —
Convexity, Flatness, Concavity.
Desire, Iiidifference, Aversion.
Sometimes the intermediate word is properly the standard with which each of
the extremes is compared; as in the case of
Insufficiency, Sufficiency, Redundance;
for here the middle term. Sufficiency, is equally opposed, on the one hand to /n-
suffidency, and on the other to Redundance.
These forms of correlative expressions would suggest the use of triple, instead
of double, coliunns, for tabulating this threefold order of words; but the practical
inconvenience attending such an arrangement would probably overbalance its
advantages.
It often happens that the same word has several correlative terms, according to
the different relations in which it is considered. Thus, to the word Giving are op-
posed both Receiving, and Taking; the former correlation having reference to the
persons concerned in the transfer, while the latter relates to the mode of transfer.
Old has for opposite both New and Young, according as it is applied to things or to
living beings. Attack and Defense are correlative terms; as are also Attack and Re-
sistance. Resistance, again, has for its other correlative Submission. Truth in the
abstract is opposed to Error; but the opposite of Truth communicated is Falsehood.
Acquisition is contrasted both with Deprivation and with Loss. Refusal is the
counterpart both of Offer and of Consent. Disuse and Misuse may either of them
be considered as the correlative of Use. Teaching, with reference to what is taught,
* "It is an universal observation," he remarks, "which we may form upon language, that
where two related parts of a whole bear any proportion to each other, in numbers, rank, or con-
aideration, there are always correlative terms invented which answer to both the parts, and ex-
press their mutuJ relation. If they bear no proportion to each other, the term is only invented
for the less, and marks its distinction from the whole. Thus, man and woman^ master and servant,
lather and son, prince and subject ^ stranger and cUizeny are correlative terms. But the words sea-
mant carpenter, smith, tailor, &c., have no correspondent terms, which express those who are no
seamen, no carpenters, &c. Languages differ very much with regard to the particular words
where this distmction obtains; and may thence afford very strong inferences concerning the
manners and customs of different nations. The military government of the Roman emperors
had exalted the soldiery so high that they balanced all the other orders of the state: hence mites
and paganus became relative terms; a thing, till then, unknown to ancient, and still so to modem
languages." — "The term for a slave, bom and bred in the family was verna. As servus was the
name of the genus, and verna of the species without any correlative, this forms a strong presump-
tion that the latter were by far the least numerous: and from the same principles I infer that if
the number of slaves brought by the Romans from foreign countries had not extremely exceeded
those which were bred at home, verna would have had a correlative, which would have expressed
the former species of slaves. But these, it would seem, composed the main body of the ancient
•laves, and the latter were but a few exceptions." — Hume, Essay on the Populousness of Ancient
SatUms.
The warlike propensity of the same nation may, in like manner, be inferred from the *iae cd, \tA
word hosUs to denote both a foreigner and an enemu.
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is opposed to Misteaching; but with reference to the act itself, its proper reciprocal
is Learning.
Words contrasted in form do not always bear the same contrast in their mean-
ing. The word Malefactor^ for example, would, from its derivation, appear to be
exactly the opposite of Benefactor: but the ideas attached to these two words are
far from being directly opposed; for while the latter expresses one who confers a
benefit, the former denotes one who has violated the laws.
Independently of the immediate practical uses derivable from the arrangement
of words in double columns, many considerations, interesting in a philosophical
point of view, are presented by the study of correlative expressions. It will be
found, on strict examination, that there seldom exists an exact opposition between
two words which may at first sight appear to be the counterparts of one another;
for, in general, the one will be found to possess in reality more force or extent of
meaning than the other with which it is contrasted. The correlative term some-
times assumes the form of a mere negative, although it is really endowed with a
considerable positive force. Thus Disrespect is not merely the absence of Respect;
its signification trenches on the opposite idea, namely, CorUempt, In like manner.
Untruth is not merely the negative of Truth; it involves a degree of Falsehood, Ir-
religionf which is properly the want of Rdigiony is understood as being nearly syn-
onymous with Impiety, For these reasons, the reader must not expect that all the
words which stand side by side in the two columns shall be the precise correlatives
of each other; for the nature of the subject, as well as the imperfections of language,
renders it impossible always to preserve such an exactness of correlation.
There exist comparatively few words of a general character to which no correl-
ative term, either of negation or of opposition, can be assigned, and which there-
fore require no corresponding second column. The correlative idea, especially
that which constitutes a sense negative to the primary one, may, indeed, be formed
or conceived; but, from its occurring rarely, no word has been framed to represent
it; for, in language, as in other matters, the supply fails when there is no probability
of a demand. Occasionally we find this deficiency provided for by the contriv-
ance of prefixing the syllable non; as, for instance, the negatives of existencef per-
formance, payment, Ac, are expressed by the compound words, nonexistence, non-
performance, nonpayment, &c. Functions of a similar kind are performed by the
prefixes dis-,^ anti-, contra- y mis-, in-, and un-,^ With respect to all these, and es-
pecially the last, great latitude is allowed according to the necessities of the case;
a latitude which is limited only by the taste and discretion of the writer.
On the other hand, it is hardly possible to find two words having in all respects
the same meaning, and being therefore interchangeable; that is, admitting of being
employed indiscriminately, the one or the other, in all their applications. The in-
vestigation of the distinctions to be drawn between words apparently synonymous,
forms a separate branch of inquiry, which I have not presumed here to enter upon ;
for the subject has already occupied the attention of much abler critics than my-
self, and its complete exhaustion would require the devotion of a whole life. The
purpose of this Work, it must be borne in mind, is, not to explain the signification
of words, but simply to classify and arrange them according to the sense in which
they are now used, and which I presume to be already known to the reader. I
enter into no inquiry into the changes of meaning they may have undergone in
the course of time.^ I am content to accept them at the value of their present cur-
* The words disannul and dissever^ however, have the same meaning as annul and sever; to
unloose is the same as to loose^ and inebriety is synonymous with ebriety.
« In the case of adjectives, the addition to a substantive of the terminal syllable lees, gives
it a negative meaning: as taster tasteless; carcy careless; hope, hoi)€less; friend, friendless; fault, fault-
less; &c.
* Such changes are innumerable: for instance, the words tyrant, -parasite, sophist, churl, knave,
villain, anciently conveyed no opprobrious meaning. Impertinent merely expressed irrelative;
and imphod neither rxuieness nor intrusion, as it docs at present. Indifferent originally meant
impartial; extravagant was simply digressive; and to prevent was properly to precede and assist.
The old translations of the Scriptures furnish many striking examples of the alterations which
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rency, and have no concern with their etymologies, or with the history of their
transformations; far less do I venture to thrid the mazes of the vast labyrinth into
which I should be led by any attempt at a general discrimination of synonyms.
The difficulties I have had to contend with have already been sufficiently great,
without this addition to my labors.
The most cursory glance over the pages of a Dictionary will show that a great
number of words are used in various senses, sometimes distinguished by slight
shades of difference, but often diverging widely from their primary signification,
and even, in some cases, bearing to it no perceptible relation. It may even happen
that the very same word has two significations quite opposite to one another. This
is the case with the verb to deave, which means to adhere tenaciously^ and also to
separate by a blow. To propitgn sometimes expresses to attack; at other times to
defend. To let is to hinder ^ as well as to permit. To ravel means both to entangle and
to disentangle. Shameful and shameless are nearly synonymous. Priceless may
either mean invaliuible or of no value. Nervous is used sometimes for strong ^ at other
times for iveak. The alphabetical Index at the end of this Work sufficiently shows
the multiplicity of uses to which, by the elasticity of language, the meaning of
words has been stretched, so as to adapt them to a great variety of modified sig-
nifications in subservience to the nicer shades of thought, which, under peculiarity
of circumstances, require corresponding expression. Words thus admitting of
different meanings, have therefore to be arranged under each of the respective
heads corresponding to these various acceptations. There are many words, again,
which express ideas compounded of two elementary ideas belonging to diflferent
classes. It is therefore necessary to place these words respectively under each of
the generic heads to which they relate. The necessity of these repetitions is in-
creased by the circumstance, that ideas included under one class are often con-
nected by relations of the same kind as the ideas which belong to another class.
Thus we find the same relations of order and of quantity existing among the
ideas of Tim^ as well as those of Space, Sequence in the one is denoted by the
same terms as sequence in the other; and the measures of *time also express the
measures of space. The cause and the effect are often designated by the same word.
The word Sounds for instance, denotes both the impression made upon the ear by
sonorous vibrations, and also the vibrations themselves, which are the cause or
source of that impression. Mixture is used for the act of mixing, as well as for the
product of that operation. Taste and SmM express both the sensations and the
qualities of material bodies giving rise to them. Thought is the act of thinking; but
the same word denotes also the idea resulting from that act. Judgment is the act
of deciding, and also the decision come to. Purchase is the acquisition of a thing
by payment, as well as the thing itself so acquired. Speech is both the act of speak-
ing and the words spoken; and so on with regard to an endless multiplicity of words.
Mind is essentially distinct from Matter; and yet, in all languages, the attributes
of the one are metaphorically transferred to those of the other. Matter, in all its
forms, is endowed by the figurative genius of every language with the functions
which pertain to intellect; and we perpetually talk of its phenomena and of its
powers, as if they resulted from the voluntary influence of one body on another,
acting and reacting, impelling and being impelled, controlling and being controlled,
as if animated by spontaneous energies and guided by specific intentions. On the
other hand, expressions, of which the primary signification refers exclusively to the
properties and actions of matter, are metaphorically applied to the phenomena of
thought and volition, and even to the feelings and passions of the soul; and ^n
speaking of a ray of hope, a shade of doubt, a flight of fancy, a, flash of wit, the waman
of emotion, or the ebullitions of anger, we are scarcely conscious that we are em-
ploying metaphors which have this material origin.
As a general rule, I have deemed it incumbent on me to place words and phrases
which appertain more especially to one head, also under the other heads to which
time has brought in the signification of words. Much curious informSbtvyc^ wi \Xsa& w:ic\^Riv» Ssfik
contained in Trench '5 Lectures on the Study cf Words,
INTRODUCTION
they have a relation, whenever it appeared to me that this repetition would suit
the convenience of the inquirer, and spare him the trouble of turning to other parts
of the work; for I have always preferred to subject myself to the imputation of
redundance, rather than incur the reproach of insufficiency.^ When, however,
the divergence of the associated from the primary idea is sufficiently marked, I
have contented myself with making a reference to the place where the modified
signification will be found. But in order to prevent needless extension, I have, in
general, omitted conjugate words ^ which are so obviously derivable from those that
are pven in the same place, that the reader may safely be left to form them for
himself. This is the case with adverbs derived from adjectives by the simple addi-
tion of the terminal syllable -ly; such as closely , carefully y safely ^ &c., from close ^
carefuLy sa/e, &c., and also with adjectives or participles immediately derived from
the verbs which are already given. In all such cases, an **&c." indicates that
reference is understood to be made to these roots. I have observed the same rule
in compiling the Index; retaining only the primary or more simple word, and omit-
ting the conjugate words obviously derived from them. Thus I assume the word
short as the representative of its immediate derivatives shortness, shorten, shorten-
inQj shortenedy shorter , shortly, which would have had the same references, and which
the reader can readily supply.
The same verb is frequently used indiscriminately either in the active or transi-
tive, or in the neuter or intransitive sense. In these cases, I have generally not
thought it worth while to increase the bulk of the Work by the needless repetition
of that word; for the reader, whom I suppose to understand the use of the words,
must also be presumed to be competent to apply them correctly.
There are a multitude of words of a specific character which, although they
properly occupy places in the columns of a dictionary, yet, having no relation to
general ideas, do not come within the scope of this compilation, and are conse-
quently omitted.3 The names of objects in Natural History, and technical terms
belonging exclusively to Science or to Art, or relating to particular operations,
and of which the signification is restricted to those specific objects, come under this
category. Exceptions must, however, be made in favor of such words as admit of
metaphorical application to general subjects, with which custom has associated
them, and of which they may be cited as being typical or illustrative. Thus, the
word Lion will find a place under the head of Courage, of which it is regarded as the
type. Anchor, being emblematic of Hope, is introduced among the words express-
ing that emotion; and in Uke manner, butterfly and weathercock^ which are suggestive
of fickleness, are included in the category of Irresolution.
With regard to the admission of many words and expressions, which the classi-
cal reader might be disposed to condemn as vulgarismSi or which he, perhaps,
might stigmatize as pertaining rather to the slang than to the legitimate language
of the day, I would beg to observe, that, having due regard to the uses to which
this Work was to be adapted, I did not feel myself justified in excluding them solely
on that ground, if they possessed an acknowledged currency in general intercourse.
It is obvious that, with respect to degrees of conventionality, I could not have at-
* Fremient repetitions of the same scries of expressions, accordingly, will be met with under
various headings. For example, the word Relinguiskmenl, with its synonyms, occurs as a head-
ing at No. 624, where it applies to intention, and also at No. 782, where it refers to property. The
word Chance has two si^ifications, distinct from one another: the one implying the absence of an
assignable cause; in which case it comes under the category of the relation of Causation, and
occupies the No. 166: the other, the absence of design, in which latter sense it ranks under the
operations of the Will, and has assigned to it the place No. 621. I have, in like manner, dis-
tmguished Sensibility , Pleasure, Pain, Taste, &c., according as they relate to Physical, or to
Moral Affections; the former being found at Nos. 376, 377, 378, 390, &c., and the latter at Nos. 822,
827, 828, 860, kc.
* By *^ conjugate or paronymons words is meant, correctly speaking, different parts of speech
from the same root, which exactly correspond in point of meaning. — A Selection of English
Synonyms, edited by Archbishop Whately.
'JThia ru)e was not in all cases rigorously observed by the author; and the present editor haa
used bia discretinn in including such words in the interest of the geoieral writer. C. O. S. M.J
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tempted to draw any strict lines of demarcation; and far less could I have presumed
to erect any absolute standard of purity. My object, be it remembered, is not to
regulate the use of words, but simply to supply and to suggest such as may be
wanted on occasion, leaving the proper selection entirely to the discretion and taste
of the employer. If a novelist or a dramatist, for example, proposed to delineate
some vulgar personage, he would wish to have the power of putting into the mouth
of the speaker expressions that would accord with his character; just as the actor,
to revert to a former comparison, who had to personate a peasant, would choose
for his attire the most homely garb, and would have just reason to complain if the
theatrical wardrobe furnished him with no suitable costume.
Words which have, in process of time, become obsolete, are of course rejected
from this collection. ^ On the other hand, I have admitted a considerable number
of words and phrases borrowed from other languages, chiefly the French and Latin,
some of which may be considered as already naturalized; while others, though
avowedly foreign, are frequently employed in English composition, particularly
in familiar style, on account of their being peculiarly expressive, and because we
have no corresponding words of equal force in our own language.^ The rapid ad-
vances which are being made in scientific knowledge, and consequent improvement
in all the arts of life, and the extension of those arts and sciences to so many new
purposes and objects, create a continual demand for the formation of new terms
to express new agencies, new wants, and new combinations. Such terms, from
being at first merely technical, are rendered, by more general use, familiar to the
multitude, and having a well-defined acceptation, are eventually incorporated into
the language^ which they contribute to enlarge and to enrich. Neologies of this
kind are perfectly legitimate, and highly advantageous; and they necessarily in-
troduce those gradual and progressive changes which every language is destined
to undergo.* Some modern writers, however, have indulged in a habit of arbi-
trarily fabricating new words and a newfangled phraseology, without any ne-
cessity, and with manifest injury to the purity of the language. This vicious prac-
tice, the offspring of indolence or conceit, implies an ignorance or neglect of the
riches in which the English language already abounds, and which would have sup-
plied them with words of recognized legitimacy, conveying precisely the same
meaning as those thpy so recklessly coin in the illegal mint of their own fancy.
A work constructed on the plan of classification I have proposed might, if ably
executed, be of great value, in tending to limit the fluctuations to which language
has always been subject, by establishing an authoritative standard for its regula-
tion. Future historians, philologists, and lexicographers, when investigating the
period when new words were introduced, or discussing the import given at the
present time to the old, might find their labors lightened by being enabled to ap-
peal to such a standard, instead of having to search for data among the scattered
iiVTitings of the age. Nor would its utility be confined to a single language; for the
principles of its construction are universally applicable to all languages, whether
living or dead. On the same plan of classification there might be formed a French,
hi German, a Latin, or a Greek Thesaurus, possessing, in their respective spheres,
the same advantages as those of the English model.'* Still more useful would be a
* [An appreciable number of obsolete terms have nevertheless found their way into the The"
9aunL8f but these in the present edition have been specially characterized, thus rendering the
book of enhanced value to the dramatist and litUrateur. C. O. S. M.J
' All these words and phrases are printed in Italics. '
* Thus, in framing the present classification, I have frequently felt the want of substantive
terms corresponding to abstract qualities or ideas denoted by certain adjectives; and have been
often tempted to invent words that might express these abstractions: but I have yielded to this
temptation only in the four following instances; having framed from the adjectives irrelative,
amorphonSf sinistral^ and gaseous, the abstract nouns irrelatioUf amorphismf sinislralUyf ana
gaseity. I have ventured also to introduce the adjective inlersocial, to express the active voluntary
relations between man and man.
* [Similar works in other languages have since appeared, notably Dictionnaire Idiologique by
T. Kobertson (Paris, 1859); t)eutscher Sprachschatz by D. Sanders (Hambvirv^, \%1%^. wAY:^«v>XakXn««
WortschaiZy oder Der passende Ausdruck by A.. Sche^\mft CSl\i\.\,^ai\., \%Wi. Qj.^.^.'^X
INTRODUCTION
conjunction of these methodized compilations in two languages, the French and
English, for instance; the columns of each being placed in parallel juxtaposition.
No means yet devised would so greatly facilitate the acquisition of the one language,
by those who are acquainted with the other: none would afford such ample assist-
ance to the translator in either language; and none would supply such ready and
eflfectual means of instituting an accurate comparison between them, and of fairly
appweciating their respective merits and defects. In a still higher degree would
all those advantages be combined and multiplied in a Polyglot Lexicon constructed
on this system.
Metaphysicians engaged in the more profound investigation of the Philosophy
of Language will be materially assisted by having the ground thus prepared for
them, in a previous analysis and classification of our ideas; for such classification
of ideas is the true basis on which words, which are their symbols, should be classi-
fied.^ It is by such analysis alone that we can arrive at a clear perception of the
relation wliich these symbols bear to their corresponding ideas, or can obtain a
correct knowledge of the elements which enter into the formation of compound
ideas, and of the exclusions by which we arrive at the abstractions so perpetually
resorted to in the process of reasoning, and in the communication of our thoughts.
Lastly, such analyses alone can determine the principles on which a strictly
Philosophical Language might be constructed. The probable result of the construc-
tion of such a language would be its eventual adoption by every civilized nation;
thus realizing that splendid aspiration of philanthropists, — the establishment of a
Universal Language. However Utopian such a project may appear to the present
generation, and however abortive may have been the former endeavors of Bishop
Wilkins and others to realize it,^ its accompUshment is surely not bes6t with greater
difficulties than have impeded the progress to many other beneficial objects, which
in former times appeared to be no less visionary, and which yet were successfully
achieved, in later ages, by the continued and persevering exertions of the human
intellect. Is there at the present day, then, any ground for despair, that at some
future stage of that higher civiUzation to which we trust the world is gradually
* The principle by which I have been guided in framing my verbal classification is the same as
that which is employed in the various departments of Natural History. Thus the sectional
divisions I have formed, correspond to Natural Families in Botany and Zoology, and the filiation
of words presents a network analogous to the natural filiation of plants or animals.
The following are the only publications that have come to my knowledge in which any attempt
has been made to construct a systematic arrangement of ideas with a view to their expression.
The earliest of these, supposed to be at least nme hundred years old, is the Amera Cosha, or
Vocabulary of the Sanscrit Language, by Atnora Sinha, of which an English translation, by the
late Henrv T. Colebrooke, was printed at Serampoor, in the year 18(S. The classification of
words is there, as might be expected, exceedingly imperfect and confused, especially in all that
relates to abstract ideas or mental operations. This will be apparent from the very title of the
first section, which comprehends ** Heaven, Gods, Demons, Fire, Air, Velocity, Eternity, Much:**
while Sin, Virtue, Happiness, Destiny, Cause, Nature, Intellect, Reasoning, Knowledge, Senses.
Tastes, Odors, Colors, are all included and jumbled together in the fourth section. A more logical
order, however, pervades the sections relating to natural objects, such as Seas, Earth, Towns,
Plants, and Animals, which form separate classes; exhibiting a remarkable effort at analysis at
so remote a period of Indian literature.
The well-known work of Bishop Wilkins, entitled, An Essay towards a Real Character and a
Philosophical Language, published in 1668, had for its object the formation of a system of sym-
bols which might serve as a universal language. It professed to be founded on a "scheme of
analysis of the things or notions to which names were to be assigned;" but notwithstanding the
immense labor and ingenuity expended in the construction of tWs system, it was soon found to
be far too abstruse and recondite for practical application.
In the year 1797, there appeared in Paris an anonymous work, entitled "Pasigraphie, ou
Premiers El&menls du nouvel Art-Science d*^crire et dHmjyrimer une langue de manvkre d Hre lu et
entendu dans toule autre langue sans traduction,** of which an edition in German was also pub-
lished. It contains a great number of tabular schemes of categories; all of which appear to be
excessively arbitrary and artificial, and extremely difficult of application, as well as of appre-
hension.
2 "The Languages," obsor\'es Home Tooke, "which are commonly used throughout the world,
are much more simple and easy, convenient and philosophical, than Wilkins's scheme for a real
character; or than any other scheme that ha^ been at any other time imagined or proposed for the
purpose/' — "Eirea lirepdepra, p. 125.
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tending, some new and bolder effort of genius towards the solution of this great
problem may be crowned with success, and compass an object of such vast and
paramount utility? Nothing, indeed, would conduce more directly to bring about a
golden age of union and harmony among the several nations and races of mankind
than the removal of that barrier to the interchange of thought and mutual good
understanding between man and man, which is now interposed by the diversity of
their respective languages.
P, M. ROGET.
PLAN OF CLASSIFICATION
II. SPACE
III. MATTER.
Section
Nob.
Class
I. ABSTRACT RELATIONS J
VI. AFFECTIONS
I. EXISTENCB lto8
II. Relation 9- 24
III. Quantity 26- 67
IV. Order 68-83
V. Number 84r-105
VI. Time 106-139
VII. Change 140-162
, VIII. Causation ; 153-179
' I. Generally 180-191
II. Dimensions 192-239
III. Form 240-263
IV. Motion 264-316
I. Generally 316-320
II. Inorganic 321-356
III. Organic 367-449
Division
IV. INTELLECT i (I) Formation op Ideas
) (II.) Communication of Ideas.
V. VOLITION I SI'} Individual.
(II.) Intersocial.
460-616
616-699
600-736
737-819
Section
I. Generally 820-826
II. Personal 827-887
III. Sympathetic 888-921
IV. Moral 922-976
V. Rbugious 976-1000
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TABULAR SYNOPSIS OF CATEGORIES
Class I. ABSTRACT RELATIONS
EXISTENCE
1. Abstract ,
2. Concrete.
3. FOEUAL. . .
4. Modal. . .
. RELATION
1. Absolxttb.
1.
3.
l7.
9.
IL
12.
13.
2. Continuous 16.
fl7.
3. Partial
19.
21.
4. General 23.
LI. QUANTITY
1. Simple 25.
27.
Existence.
Substantiality
Internal
Intrinsicality
Ahsciute
State
Relation
Consanguinity
Correlation
Identity
Uniformity
^milarity
Imitation
Copy
Agreement
2. Inexistence
4. Unsubstantiality
External
6. Extrinsicality
Rdalive
8. Circumstance
10. Irrdation
14. Contrariety
15. Difference
16a. Nonuniformity
18. Dissimilarity
20. Nonimitation
20a. Variation
22. Prototype
24. Disagreement
3. Compaiutivb.
AhsoLuU
Quantity
Equality
31.
3. CONJUNCnVB
33.
35.
37.
39.
41.
43.
46.
46.
48.
f50.
52.
54.
56.
S, ORDER
1. General 3 5?'
)60.
f62.
64.
66.
Relative
26. Degree
28. Inequality
29. Mean
30. Compensation
By Comparison with a Standard
Greatness 32. Smallness
By Comparison with a Similar Object
Superiority 34. Inferionty
Changes in Quantity
36. Decrease
4. Concrete.
2. Consecutive.
3. CoLLEcnvs . . .
69.
71.
72.
74.
Increase
Addition
Adjunct
Mixture
Junction
Vinculum
Coherence
Combination
Whole
Completeness
Composition
Component
Order
Arrangement
Precedence
Precursor
Beginning
Continuity
Term
Assemblage
Focus
oo ) Nonaddition
^' ] Subduction
40. Remainder
40o. Decrement
42. Simpleness
44. Disjunction
47. Iticoherence
49. Decomposition
51. Part
53. Incompleteness
55. Exclusion
57. Elxtraneous
59. Disorder
61. Derangement
63. Sequence
65. Sequel
67. End
68. Middle
70. Discontinuity
73. 3 Nonassemblage
^^a
Tabular synopsis of categories
4. DiSTKIBUnVE.
5. Categorical
V. NIJMBER
1. Abstract . . .
2. Determinate.
3. Indeterionatb
VI. TIME
1. Absolxttb
2. Relative •
/. to Succession,
2, to a Period,
75. Class
76. Inclusion
78. Generality
80. Rule
82. Conformity
84. Number
85. Numeration
86. List
87. Unity
89. DuaUty
90. Duplication
92. Triality
93. Triplication
95. Quatemitjy
96. Quadruplication
, 98. Five, Ac.
100. Plurality
102. Multitude
104. Repetition
105. Infinity
r 106. Time
Definiie
108. Period
108a. Contingent Duration
110. Diuturmty
112. Perpetuity
114. Chronometry
116. Priority
118. Present time
120. Synchronism
121. Futurity
123. Newness
125. Morning
127. Youth
129. Infant
77. Exclusion
79. Speciality
81. Multiformity
83. Unconformity
88. Acoompaniment
91. Bisection
94. Trisection
97. Quadrisection
99. Quinquesection, Aa'
100a. Fraction
101. Zero
103. Fewnc
107. NevemesB
Indefiniie
109. Course
111. Transientness
113. Instantaneity
115. Anachronism
117. Posteriority
119. Different tmie
S. to an Effect or Pur-
pose
3. Recurrent.
VII. CHANGE
132. Earlineiisi
134. Occasion
136. Frequency
138. Periodicity
1. Simple.
2. Complex.
CAUSATION
3TANCY OF SEQUENCE
Connection between Cause
AXD Eftect
^■. Power in Operation
fl40.
142.
144.
146.
[147.
149.
151.
153.
155.
157.
,159.
r 161.
163.
104.
166.
IGS.
170.
171.
Change
Cessation
Conversion
Revolution
Substitution
Changeableni
Present
Eventuality
122. Pretention
124. Oldness
126. Evening
128. Age
130. Veteran
131. Adolescence
133. Lateness
135. Intempestivity
1^7. Infrequency
139. Irregularity
141. Permanence
143. Continuance
145. Reversion
148. Interchange
150. Stability
Future
152. Destiny
Constant Antecedent ^ ^^ j Constant Sequent
Cause. ^^' ) Effect
^ Assignment of ( Absence of As*
i Cause 156. signment
] Attribution ( Chance
Power. 158. Impotence
Degrees of Power
Strength
Production
Reproduction
Producer
Paternity
Productiveness
Ajrency
"norpy
■ lonce
160. Weakness
162. Destruction
165. Destroyer
167. Posterity
169. UnproductivenesB
172. Inertness
174. Moderation
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TABULAR SYNOPSIS OF CATEGORIES
175. Influence
4. Indibxct Power ,.^ ^ ,
176. Tendency
1 177. liabiUty
5. Combinations of Causes 178. Concurrence
175a. Absence of In*
fluence
179. Counteraction
Class II. SPACE
I. SPACE IN GENERAL
1. Abstract Space.
2. Relative Space.
3. Existence in Space
[I. DIMENSIONS
i«>. 1 i^"^
1. General.
2. Linear
' 1, General
3. Centrical
i. Special,
III. FORM
1. General.
2. Special.
3. SUPBRnCIAL.
183. Situation
184. Location
' 186. Presence
188. Inhabitant
190. Contents
r 192. Sise
194. Expansion
196. Distance
,198. Interval
[200. Length
tyfyy j Brcadth
^^' {Thickness
204. Layer
206. Hei^t
208. Depth
210. Summit
212. Verticality
2l4. Pendency
216. Parallelism
218. Inversion
.219. Crossing
220. Exteriority
222. Centrality
^ 223. Covering
225. Investment
227. Circumjacence
229. Circumscription
230. Outline
231. Edffe
232. Incuosure
,233. Limit
'234. Front
236. Laterality
238. Dextrality
240. Form
242. Symmetry
'244. Angularity
245. Curvature
247. Circularity
249. Rotundity
250. Convexity
253. Sharpness
255. Smoothness
257. Notch
258. Fold
259. Furrow
260. Opening
.262. Perforator
180a. Inextension
181- ] rST
1 Qo S Limited
^^^' I Place
185. Displacement
187. Absence
189. Abode
191. Receptacle
193. Littleness
195. Contraction
197. Nearness
199. Contiguity
201. Shortness
ono i Narrowness
^^' ) Thinness
205. Filament
207. Lowness
209. Shallowness
211. Base
213. Horisontality
215. Support
217. Obliquity
221. Interiority
224. Lining
226. Divestment
i28. Interjaoence
251.
235. Rear
237. Contraposition
239. Sinistrality
241. Amorphism
243. Distortion
246. Straightness
248. Convolution
252. Concavity
Flatness
254. Bluntness
256. Roughn
261. Closure
%%%
rABULAR SYNOPSIS OF CATEOORIEB
IV. MOTION
1. MonoN IN General. . .
2. Degrees of Motion. . .
3. Conjoined with Force
4. With reference to Direction
264. Motion
266. Journey
268. Traveler
270. Transference
271. Carrier
272. Vehicle
274. Velocity
276. Impulse
278. Direction
280. Precession
282. Progression
284. Propulsion
286. Approach
288. Attraction
290. Convergence
292. Arrival
294. Ingress
296. Reception
298. Food
300. Insertion
302. Passage
303. Transcursion
305. Ascent
307. Elevation
309. Leap
311. Circuition
312. Rotation
314. Oscillation
315. Agitation
265. Quiescence
267. Navigation
269. Mariner
273. Ship
275. Slowness
277. RecoU
279. Deviation
281. Sequence
283. Regression
285. Traction
287. Recession
289. Repulsion
291. Divergence
293. Departure
295. Epress
297. Ejection
299. Excretion
301. Extraction
304. Shortcoming
306. Descent
308. Depressioii
310. Plunge
813. Evolution
I. MAITER IN GENERAL.
II. INORGANIC MATTER
Clasb III; MATTER
816. Materiality
318. World
319. Gravity
1. SOUDB
2. Fluids ,
[321. Dcnaty
823. Hardness
325. Elasticity
327. Tenacity
329. Texture
330. Pulverulenoe
331. Friction
{l.InGeneral J 333. Fluidity "
} 335. Liquefaction
f337. Water
339. Moisture
841. Ocean
343. iGuW
] Lake
,845. Marsh
'347. Stream
348. River
, 350. Conduit
' 352. SemiUquidity
354. Pulpinc
g. Specific.
5. In Motion
3. Imperfect Fluids
III. ORGANIC MATTER
' L In General
1. ViTALmr
f. Special
'357. Organization
359. Life
364. Animality
366. Animal
368. Zoology
370. Cicuration
372. Mankind
373. Man
317. Immateriality
820. Levity
822. Rarity
324. Softness
826. Inelasticity
828. Brittleness
832. Lubrication
334. Gaseit^r
336. Vaporization
838. Air
840. Dryness
842. Land
844. Plain
846. Island
849. \Tind
851. Air pipe
353. Bubble
355. Unctuousness
356. Oil
856a. Resin
858. InorganizatioB
360. Death
361. Killing
362. Corpse
363. Interment
365. VegetabiUty
367. Vegetable
369. Botany
371. Agriculture
874. Woman
XXIV
TABULAR SYNOPSIS OF CATEGORIES
(I) Touch...
[g) Heat. . .
(3) Taste..
{4) Odor .
381. Numbnen
383. Cold
385. Refrigeration
387. RefrigemtoiT
I. Sweet&ees
.. Odor
I. Frsgrancse
I. Sensibility
'. Pieaaure
'. Touch
I. SeosatioiiB of touch
:. Heat
:. Calef action
I. Furnace
;. Fuel
I. Thermometer.
I. Taste 391. Insipidity
1, Pungency
:. Conaiment
396. Uneavorineaa
3fl7. Sourneea
399. loodorouanen
401. Fetor
(i) Sound in General
403. Silence
405. FaintncM
(ii) Speeifie iSourufa
407. Roll
408a. Noniesonaooe
409. SibllalJon
I. Stridor
. Cry 412. Ululation
(iii) Mveieal Sounds
•iSJi *"«-»'^
I. Music
I. Musician
. Musical inatrumente
(iv) PercepHon of Sound
>. Hearing 419. Ueafneas
(i) Ltjjht in General
). Light 421, Darkness
422. Dimness
i. Luminary 424. Shade
1. Transparency 426. Opacity
427. Semitransparency
(ii) Specific Light
;. Color 429. AehromatiBm
I. Whiteness 431. Blaeknoss
I. Gray 433. P-own
1. Hediiess 435. Greenness
I. Yellowness 437. Purple
;, Blueness 439. Orange
I. Vari^atioD
(iii) Perception* iff Lifht
. Viaon 442. Blmdness
443. Dim-aghtodncA
:. .Spertator
i. Optica! Instruments
Class IV. INTELLECT
Division (I). Foruation or Idiab
450. InteUect
451. Thought
453. Idea
455. Curiosity
457. Attention
459. Care
K- 461. Inquiry
. . 463. Experiment
4ft4. Comparison
465. Discrimination
,466. Me&auT«meii\.
450a. Absence of Intel-
lect
452. Inco^taney
454. Topic
456. Incuriosity
458. InattentJon
460. Neglect
462. Ansner
4ft5cv. tbi^cxnomadfA.
TABULAR SYNOPSIS OF CATEGORIES
f467. Evidence
in. Matebiais for Reasoninq
IV. Reasoning Processes.
V. Results of Reasoning
VI. Extension of [
Thought. . J
1. To the Past.
.£. To the Future
VII. Creative Thought,
470. PoesibiUty
472. Probability
474. Certainty
476. Reasoning
478. Demonstration
[480. Judgment
480a. Discovery
482. Overestimation
484. BeUef
486. Credulity
488. Assent
490. Knowledge
492. Scholar
494. Truth
496. Maxim
AQQ i Intelligence
^"^- } Wisdom
500. Sage
502. Sanity
505. Memory
'507. Elxpectation
510. Foremght
511. Prediction
512. Omen
513. Oracle
514. Supposition
515. Imagination
468. Counterevidence
469. Qualification
Degrees of Evidence
471. Impossibility
473. Improbability
475. Uncertainty
A^y j Intuition
*^^- 1 Sophistry
479. Confutation
481. Misjudgment
483. Underestimation
,-oK \ Unbelief
*^- ] Doubt
487* Incredulity
489. Dissent
491. Ignorance
493. Ignoramus
495. Error
497. Absurdity
FacuUies
4QQ ( Imbecility
*^- 1 Folly
501. Fool
503. Insanity
504. Madman
506. Oblivion
508. Inexpectation
509. Disappointment
Division (11). Comiiunication of Ideas
I. Nature of Ideas Communicated
II. Modes of Communication
III. Means of Communication
1. Natural Means.
'516. Meaning
518. InteUigibilitr
520.
521. Metaphor
522. Interpretation
.524. Interpreter
525. Manifestation
527. Information
529. Disclosure
531. Publication
532. News
534. Messenger
535. Affirmation
537. Teaching
540. Teacher
543. Veracity
547. Dupe
'550. Indication
551. Record
553. Recorder
554. Representation
556. Pamting
557. Sculpture
558. Engraving
559. ArUst
Sf Unmeaningn<
519. UninteUigibility
Equivocalness
523. Misinterpretation
526. Latency
528. Concealment
530. Ambush
533. Secret
536. Negation
(538. Misteaching
539. Learning
541. Learner
542. School
544. Falsehood
545. Deception
546. Untruth
548. Deceiver
549. Exaggeration
552. Obliteration
555. Misrepresentation
TABULAR SYNOPSIS OF CATEGORIES
2. Conven-
tional Means
1. Language GeneraUy
'560. Lianguage
561. Letter
562. Word
564. Nomenclature
566. Phrase
567. Grammar
569. Style
2, Spoken Language
S, Written Language
563. Neology
565. Misnomer
568. Solecism
570. Perspicuity
572. Conciseness
574. Vigor
576. Plainness
578. Elegance
580. Voice
582. Speech
584. Loquacity
586. Allocution
.588. Interlocution
^590. Writing
592. Correspondence
594. Description
595. Dissertation
596. Compendium
597. Poetry
599. The Drama
QualUiea of Style
571. Obscurity
573. Di£fuseness
575. Feebleness
577. Ornament
579. Inelegance
581. Aphony
583. Stammering
585. Taciturnity
587. Response
589. Soliloquy
591. Printing
593. Book
598. Prose
VOLmON IN
General
1. Acts
Class V. VOLITION
Division (I). Individual Volition
r600. Will
602. Willingness
604. Resolution
604a. Perseverance
606. Obstinacy
609. Choice
611. Predetermination
613. Habit
^ ^ ( 616. Motive
2. Causes \ 617. Plea
, 3. ObjeOs 618. Good
f620. Intention
' 1. Conceptional
[. Prospective
Volition
622. Pursuit
629. Circuit
625. Business
626. Plan
627. Method
628. Mid-course
630. Requirement
1. Actual Subservience
'631. Instrumentality
632. Means
633. Instrument
634. Substitute
635. Materials
636. Store
637. Provision
601. Necessity
603. Unwillin^ess
605. Irresolution
I 607. Tergiversation
608. Caprice
( 609a. Absence of Choice
/ 610. Rejection
612. Impulse
614. Desuetude
!615a. Absence of Motive
616. Dissuasion
619. Evil
621. Chance
623. Avoidance
624. Relinquishment
2. Subservience to
Ends
641. Redundance
638. Waste
639. Sufficiency
640. Insufficiency
2. Degree of Subservience
642. Importance 643. Unimportance
644. Utility 645. Inutility
646. Expedience 647. Inexpedience
648. Goodness 649. Badness
650. Perfection 651. Imperfection
652. Cleanness 653. Uncleanncss
654. Health 655. Disease
, 656. Salubrity ^1 . \\i'as\>aJw^\.-3
TABULAR SYNOPSIS OF CATEGORIES
II. Prospectivb
Volition — con-
tinued
2. Subservience to
Ends — cont.
Precursory Meas-
ures
' 1. Simple
III. Action. . . .
2. Complex.
' 1. Conditional
IV. Antagonism
2. Active.
V. Results op Action
658.
660.
662.
664.
666.
668.
669.
670.
671.
,672.
f673.
675.
676.
677.
'680.
682.
684.
686.
688.
690.
,691.
f692.
693.
694.
695.
696.
697.
698.
700.
702.
704.
(706.
708.
710.
712.
713.
716.
716.
718.
720.
722.
724.
725.
726.
727.
,728.
^729.
731.
733.
734.
Improvement 659. Deterioration
Restoration 661. Relapse
Remedy 663. Bane
3. Contingent Subservience
Safety
Refuge
Warning
Alarm
Preservation
Escape
Deliverance
Preparation
Essay
Undertaking
Use
Action
Activity
Haste
Exertion
Fatigue
Agent
Workshop
Conduct
Direction
Director
Advice
Council
Precept
Skill
Proficient
Cunning
Difficulty
Hindrance
Opposition
Opponent
Party
Discord
Defiance
Attack
Retaliation
Contention
Warfare
Mediation
Submission
Combatant
Arms
Arena
Completion
Success
Trophy
Prosperity
665. Danger
667. Pitfdil
674. Nonpreparation
( 678. Disuse
] 679. Misuse
681. Inaction
683. Inactivity
685. Leisure
687. Repose
689. Relreshment
699. Unskillfulness
701. Bungler
703. Artlessness
705. Facility
707. Aid
709. Cooperation
711. Auxiliary
714. Concord
717. Defense
719. Resistance
721. Peace
723. Pacification
730. Noncompletion
732. Failure
735. Adversity
736. Mediocrity
i. General.
Division (II). Intersocial Volition
f737. Authority
739. Severity
741. Comniiind
742. Disobedience
744. Compulsion
745. Ma8t4?r
747. Scepter
748. Freedom
750. Liberation
753. Keeper
755. Commis.':ion
758. Consignee
. Deputy
738. Laxity
740. Lenity
743. Obedience
746. Servant
749. Subjection
751. Restraint
752. Prison
754. Prisoner
756. Abrogation
757. Resignation
xxvw
TABULAR SYNOPSIS OF CATEGOMES
II. Spbcsal
III. Conditional.
IV. PoeSESSIYB RSLATIONS
1. Property in General.
2. Transfer of Property .
3. Interchange of Property.
4. Monetary RelaUone .
'760. Permisfflon
762. Consent
763. Ofifer
765. Request
767. Petitioner
768. Promise
769. Compact
770. Conditions
771. Security
772. Observance
761. Piokibition
764. Refusal
766. Deprecation
768a. Release
773. Nonobservance
774. Compromise
'775. Acquisition
777. Possession
778. Participation
779. Possessor
780. Property
781. Retention
r783. Transfer
784. Giving
786. Apportionment
787. Lending
789. Taking
791. Stealing
792. Thief
793. Booty
794. Barter
795. Purchase
797. Merchant
798. Merchandise
799. Mart
'800. Money
801. Treasurer
802. Treasury
803. Wealth
805. Credit
807. Payment
809. Expenditure
811. Accounts
812. Price
814. Deamess
816. Liberality
818. Prodigality
776. Loss
777a. Exemption
782. Relinquishment
785. Receiving
788. Borrowing
790. Restitution
796. Sale
804. Poverty
806. Debt
808. Nonpayment
810. Receipt
813. Discount
815. Cheapness
817. Economy
819. Parsimony
Clabs VI. AFFECTIONS
I. AFFECTIONS GENERALLY.
II. PERSONAL
1. Pabsivb.
2. Dl8CBIlfINATIVB.
r820. Affections
821. Feeling
822. Sensibility
824. Excitation
^825. Excitability
f827. Pleasure
829. Plcasurcableness
831. Content
834. ReUef
836. Cheerfulness
838. Rejoicing
840. Amusement
842. Wit
844. Humorist
845. Beauty
847. Ornament
850. Taste
852. Fashion
823. Insensibility
826. Inexcitability
828. Pain
830. Painfulness
(832. Discontent
] 833. Regret
835. Ag^vation
837. Dejection
839. Lamentation
841. Weariness
843. Dullness
846. Ugliness
848. Blemish
849. Simplicity
851. Vulgarity
TABULAR SYNOPSIS OF CATEGORIES
2. DiBCRiMiNATiyE — Continued
3. Pbospecttve.
858. Hope
861. Courage
863. Rashness
865. Desire
866.
4. Contemplative. .
5. Extrinsic.
III. SYMPATHETIC
1. Social.
2. DlFFUSIVS.
3. SpEaAL.
4. Retrospective
IV. MORAL
j 870. Wonder
872. Prodigy
f873. Repute
875. NobiUty
877. Title
878. Pride
880. Vanity
882. Ostentation
883. Celebration
884. Boasting
885. Insolence
887. Blusterer
f888. Friendship
890. Friend
892. Sociality
894. Courtesy
896. Congratulation
897. Love
899. Favorite
902. Endearment
903. Marriage
906. Benevolence
910. Philanthrophy
912. Benefactor
914. Pity
915. Condolence
f916. Gratitude
918. Forgiveness
1. Obuqationb.
f922. Right
924. DuUn
2. Sentiments
3. Conditions,
926. Duty
^928. Respect
931. Approbation
933. Flattery
935. Flatterer
.937. Vindication
939. Probity
942. Disinterestedness
944. Virtue
946. Innocence
948. Good Man
950. Penitence
952. Atonement
853. Ridiculousness
854. Fop
855. Affectation
856. Ridicule
857. Laughingstock
i859. Hopelessness
860. Fear
862. Cowardice
864. Caution
867. DisUke
Indifference
868. Fastidiousneas
869. Satiety
871. Expectance
874. Disrepute
876. Commonalty
879. Humility
881. Modesty
886. Servility
889. Enmity
891. Enemy
893. Seclusion
895. Diacourteey
898. Hate
900. Resentment
901. IrascibiUty
901a. SuUennesB
{ 904. Celibacy
J 905. Divorce
907. Malevolence
908. Malediction
909. Threat
911. Misanthropy
913. Evil doer
914a. PitilessnesB
917. Ingratitude
919. Revenge
920. Jealousy
921. Envy
923. Wrong
925. UnduenesB
!927. Dereliction
927a. Exemption
929. Disrespect
930. Contempt
932. Disapprobation
934. Detraction
936. Detractor
938. Accusation
940. Improbity
941. Knave
943. Selfishness
945. Vice
947. Guilt
949. Bad Man
951. Impenitenoe
TABULAR SYNOPSIS OF CATEGORIES
4. Pbacticb.
5. Institutions
'963. Temperance
955. Asceticism
956. Fasting
958. Sobriety
960. Purity
963. Legality
965. jurisprudence
966. Tribunal
967. Judge
968. Lawyer
969. Lawsuit
970. Acquittal
973. Reward
V. RELIGIOUS
1. Superhuman Beings and Regions ,
2. DocnuNEs . .
3. Sentiments .
4. Acts
5. Institutions
[976. Deity
977. Angel
979. Jupiter
. 98L Heaven
983. Theology
983a. Orthodoxy
985. Revelation
987. Piety
990. Worship
^ 995. Churchdom
996. Clergy
998. Rite
999. Canonicals
,1000. Temple
954. Intemperance,
954a. Sensualist
957. Gluttony
959. Drunkenness
961. Impurity
962. Libertine
964. Ulegality
971. Condemnation
( 972. Punishment
I 974. Penalty
975. Scourge
978. Satan
980. Demon
982. HeU
984. Heterodoxy
986. Pseudo-revelation
988. Impiety
989. Irreligion
991. Idolatry
992. Sorcery
993. Spell
994. Sorcerer
997. Laity
ABBREVIATIONS, ETC.
Adj. adj. Adjectives, Participles, and Words having the power of AdjectiveB
Adv. adv. Adverbs and Adverbial Expressions
Am. Hist. American History
Aust. Australian
Can. Canadian
Cic. Cicero
Hor. Horace
Int. int Interjections
Juv. Juvenal
L. L. L. Love*8 Labor* s Lost
Luc. Lucretius
Mar. Martial
M . for M, Measure for Measure
M. N, D, Midsummer NighVs Dream
N. n. Nouns
N. Am. North American
Nfld. Newfoundland
Phr. phr. Phrases
P. L. Paradise Lost
Plut. Plutarch
Quin. Quintilian
Sal. sallust
Sen. Seneca
Tac. Tacitus
Ter. Terence
Tertul. Tertullian
U. S. United States
V. V, Verbs
Ver. Vergil
The numbers are those of the headings or categories.
Words in Itahcs within parentheses are not intended to explain the meanings of the word£
which precede them, but to indicate the nature of allied groups of words under the numbers
which follow them.
Obsolete words are indicated by a dagger; thus: abludef.
Slanjg or Cant terms are marked witn an asterisk; thus: rhino*.
Authors or works quoted are given in brackets; thus: [Ovid]; [M. for J/.J.
SPACE-SAVING DEVICES
Dashes and hyphens are used to avoid the rep)etition of some syllable or term common to each
Aord or phrase in the same group. For example: —
"aba-, ex-, re-cision;" = "abscision," "excision," "recision "
*'over -, above- the mark;" =» "over the mark," "above the mark''
"on the -verge, - brink, ( _ j "on the verge of," "on the brink of," "on the skirts
-skirts- of;" i " I of"
"brush -, whisk -, turn -, I ^ i "brush off," "brush away." "whisk off," "whisk away,"
send- -off, - away;" J ) "turn off," "turn away, "send off," "send away"
''"quick-eyed," "c^uick-sighted," "quick-w^itted," "keen-
eyed," "keen-sighted," "keen-witted," "clear-eyed,"
"clear-sighted," " clear- witted," "sharp-eyed," "sharp-
sighted," "sharp-witted"
'' "away from the purpose," "away from the question,"
"away from the transaction," "away from the point,"
"foreign to the purpose," &c., "beside the purpose," &c
"faU, "fall to the ground"
"quick-, keen-, clear-, sharp- _
-eyed, -sighted, -witted;" i
•'away from - foreign to -, '
b«5ide- the -purpose, - ques-
tion, - transaction, - point;" ^
*fall, - to the ground;"
1
'shortness &c, ad;.;" "shortly'
&c. o^;.;" "shortening &c.
e'.
in a similar manner form other words from the groups of
adjeclivea or verbs in the same category
[Bee also ''How touaethi Book,'' p. xxxiv.]
HOW TO USE THE BOOK
I. To find a synonym or antonym for any given WORD :
Turn to the Index and find the particular word or any simple term of kindred
meaning; then refer to the category indicated. Under the part of speech sought for
[N., v., Adj., Adv.] will be found a wide choice of synonymous and correlative
terms, with their antitheses in the adjoining column. For example: — "distinc-
tion."
In the Index we find — " distinction
difference 15
discrimination d65
fame 873
rank 875''
the italicized words denoting the general sense of the affinitive terms in the re-
spective categories. Turning to No. 873 (supposing /ame is the desired significance)
we select the most appropriate expression from the comprehensive list presented:
"mark, name, figure; repute, reputation; good-, high- repute; note, notability,
notoriety, ^clat, Hhe bubble reputation,' vogue, celebrity; fame, famousness, re-
nown; popularity, aura popularis;'' and so on. In the parallel column, viz., 874,
are grouped the antonymous terms: "disrepute, discredit; ill-, bad- -repute, -name,
-odor, -favor; disapprobation; ingloriousness; derogation," etc.
n. To find a suitable word to express a given IDEA :
Find in the Index some word relating to the idea, and proceed as above. For
example: — *'hopc." The Index refers us to category 858, where there are words
and phrases bearing on "hope" sufficient to satisfy the most exacting writers and
the most diverse tastes; while 869 contains a systematic grouping of all opposite
terms, as "hopelessness," etc. *-
m. To find appropriate words or new ideas on any given SUBJECT :
Turn up the subject or any branch of it. The Index itself will suggest various
lines of thought, while reference to the indicated groups will pro /ide a banquet of
ideas and apt expressions. For example :— " drama." Turning to 699 we find idea-
groups covering the entire range of the subject, besides incidental references to
other helpful categories.
N.B. To grasp the underlying principle of the classification study the Tabular
Synopsis of Categories (pp. xxi-xxxi). Reference may be made direct from this
Synopsis to the body of the work; but it is usually found more convenient to con-
sult the Index first.
[See also " Abbreviations, etc.,'* p. xxxii, and ^^ Space-Saving Devices," p. xxxiii.]
RoGET's Thesaurus
OF
ENGLISH WORDS AND PHRASES
CLASS I
Words expressing ABSTRACT RELATIONS
Section I. EXISTENCE
1. Being, in the Abstract
1. Existence. — N. existence, being,
entity, ens, esse, subsistence.
reality, actuality; positiveness &c.
adj.] fact, matter of fact, sober reality;
truth &c. 494; actual existence.
presence Ac. (existence in space) 186;
coexistence &c. 120.
stubborn fact; not a -dream &c. 515;
no joke.
center of life, essence, inmost nature,
inner reality, vital principle.
[Science of existence], ontology.
V. exist, be; have -being &c. n.; sub-
«st, live, breathe, stand, obtain, be the
case; occur &c. (event) 151; have place,
prevail; find oneself, pass the time, veg-
etate.
consist in, lie in; be -comprised in,
-contained in, -constituted by.
come into -existence &c. n. ; arise &c.
(begin) 66; come forth Ac. (appear) 446.
become &c. (be converted) 144; bring
into existence Ac. 161.
abide, continue, endure, last, remain.
Adj. existing Ac. v.; existent, under
the sun; in -existence Ac. n.; extant;
afloat, on foot, current, prevalent; un-
destroyed.
real, actual, positive, absolute; true
Ac. 494; substan-tial, -tive; self-exist-
kigi -ent; essential.
2. Inexistence. — N.inexistence; non-
existence, -subsistence; nonentity, nil;
negativeness Ac. adj.; nullity; nihil-ity,
-ism; tabula rasa, blank; abeyance; ab-
sence Ac. 187; no such thing Ac. 4; non-
being, nothingness, oblivion.
annihilation; extinction Ac. (destruc-
tion) 162; extinguishment, extirpation.
Nirvana, obliteration.
V. not -exist Ac. 1; have no -exist-
ence Ac. 1; be null and void; cease to
-exist Ac. 1 ; pass away, perish; be -, be-
come -extinct Ac. adj.; die out; disaj)-
pear Ac. 449; melt away, dissolve, leave
not a rack behind; go, be no more; die
Ac. 360.
annihilate, render null, nullify; abro-
gate Ac. 756; destroy Ac. 162; take
away; remove Ac. (displace) 185; ob-
literate, extirpate.
Adj. inexistent, nonexistent <Kc. 1;
negative, blank; missing, omitted; ab-
sent Ac. 187; insubstantial, shadowy,
spectral, visionary.
unreal, potential, virtual; baseless,
in nubibus; unsubstantial Ac. 4; vain.
un-born, -created, -begotten, -con-
ceived, -produced, -made.
perished, annihilated, Ac. v,; extinct,
exhausted, gone, lost, departed; defunct
Ac. (dead) S60.
6
ABSTRACT RELATIONS
1.1.1
well-founded, -grounded; un-ideaJ,
-imagined; not -potential &c. 2; authen-
tic.
Adv. actually &c. adj. ; in -fact, - point
of fact,- reality; indeed; de -, ipso -
facto.
Phr. ens rationis; ergo sum cogito; ** think'st
thou existence doth depend on time? "
[Byron].
fabulous, ideal &c. {imaginary) 516;
supposititious &c. 514.
Adv. negatively, virtually Ac. adj.
Phr. nop ens.
2. Being, in the Concrete
3. Substantiality. — N. substantial-
ity, hypostasis; person, thing, object,
article; something, a being, an existence;
creature, body, substance, flesh and
blood, stuff, substratum; matter &c.
316; corporeity, element, essential na-
ture, groundwork, materiality, substan-
tialness, vital part.
[Totality of existences], world &c. 318;
r>fenum.
Adj. substan-tive, -tial; hypostatic;
personal, bodily, tangible &c. (material)
316; corporeal.
Adv. substantially &c. adj.] bodily,
essentially.
4. Unsubstantiality. — N. un-, k
substantiality; nothingness, nihility; do
-degree, -part, -quantity, -thing.
nothing, naught, mZ, nullity, zero, ci-
pher, no one, nobody; never-, ne'er -a
one; no such thing, none in the world;
nothing -whatever, - at all, -on earth;
not a -particle &c. (sniallness) 32; all
-talk, - moonshine, - stuff and nonsense;
matter of no -importance, - consequence.
thing of naught, man of straw, John
Doe and Richard Roe, faggot voter;
nominis umbra j nonentity; flash in the
pan, vox ct prceterea nihil.
shadow; phantom &c. (fallacy of vi-
sion) 443; dream &c. (imagination) 515;
ignis faiuus &c. (luminary) 423; " such stuff as dreams are made of " [Tempest])
air, thin air ; bubble &c. 353 ; * * baseless fabric of a vision ' ' [ Tempest] ; mockery,
hoUowness, blank; void &c. (absence) 187.
inanity, fool's paradise.
V. vanish, evaporate, fade, dissolve, melt away; disappear Ac. 449.
Adj. unsubstantial; base-, ground-less; ungrounded; without-, having no-
foundation.
visionary &c. (ima^nary) 515; immaterial &c. 137; spectral Ac. 980;
dreamy; shadowy; ethereal, airy; cloud -built, -formed; gossamery, illusoryi
insubstantial, unreal.
vacant, vacuous; empty &c. 187; eviscerated; blank, hollow; nominal; nuB;
inane.
Phr, there's nothing in it; ''an ocean of dreams without a sound" [Shelley].
3. Formal Existence
Intemdl conditions
5. Intrinsicality. — V. intrinsicality,
inbeing, inherence, inhesion; subjcctiye-
ness; ego; egohood; essence; cssential-
ness &c. adj.; essential part, quintes-
sence, incarnation, quiddity, gist, pith,
marrow, sap, lifeblood, backbone, heart,
soul; important part &c. (importance)
642.
principle, nature, constitution, char-
acter, type, quality, crasis, diathesis.
habit; temper, -ament; spirit, humor,
grain; disposition.
External conditions
6. Extrinsicality. — N. extrinsicalityi
objectiveness, non ego; extraneousness
&c. 57; accident.
Adj. derived from without; objective;
extrin-sic, -sical ;extraneous&c. (forei^fn)
57;modal, adventitious; a-,ad-scititious;
incidental, accidental, nonessential; con-
tingent, fortuitous.
implanted, ingrafted; inculcated, in-
fused.
outward &c. (external) 220.
Adv. extrinsically &c. adj.
1. II. 1
EXISTENCE — RELATION
5 — 10
endowment, capacity; capability &c. (power) 157.
moods, declensions, features, aspects; peculiarities &c. (speciality) 79; idio-
eyncrasy; idiocrasy &c. (tendency) 176; diagnostics.
V. be -, run- in the blood; be bom so; be -intrinsic Ac. adj.
Adj. derived from within, subjective; in trin-sic, -sical; fundamental, nor-
mal; implanted, inherent, essential, natural; in-nate, -born, -bred, -grained,
-wrought; coeval with birth, genetous, hsematobious, syngenic; radical, in-
carnate, thoroughbred, hereditary, inherited, immanent; congen-ital, -itef;
connate, running in the blood; in-generate, -genite t ; indigenous; in the -grain
&1J. n.; bred in the bone, instinctive; inward, internal &c. 221; to the manner
bom; virtual. .
characteristic &c. (special) 79, (indicative) 550; hivariable, incurable, inerad-
icable, fixed.
Ad7. intrinsically &c. adj. ; at bottom, in the main, in eflfect, practically, vir-
aally, substantially, au fond; fairly.
Phr. " character is higher than intellect " [Emerson] ; " come give us a taste of your qual-
ity " [HanUet]; magnos homines virliUe melimur non fortund [Nepos]; non numero haecjudi'
caniur ud poniUre [Cicero]; '' vital spark of heavenly flame " [Pope].
4. Modal Existence
AbsohUe
7. State. — N. state, condition, cate-
gory, estate, lot, case, trim, mood,
pickle, plight, temper; aspect &c. (ap-
pearance) 448; dilemma, pass, predica-
ment.
constitution, habitude, diathesis;
frame, fabric &c. 329; stamp, set, fit,
mold, mould.
mode, modality, schesis; form &c.
(shape) 240.
tone, tenor, turn; trim, guise, fash-
ion, light, complexion, style, character.
V. he in -, possess -, enjoy -, labor
under- a -state &c. n. ; be on a footing,
do, fare; come to pass.
Adj. conditional, modal, formal;
structural, organic.
Adv. conditionally &c. adj.; as -the
matter stands, - things are; such being
the case &c. 8.
Relative
8. Circumstance. — N. circum-
stance, situation, phase, position, pos-
ture, attitude, place, point; terms; r^
gime; footing, standing, status.
occasion, juncture, conjunctive; con-
tingency &c. (event) 151.
predicament; emergen-ce, -cy; exi-
gency, crisis, pinch, pass, push; occur-
rence; turning point.
bearings, how the land lies.
Adj. circumstantial; given, condi-
tional, provisional; critical; modal; con-
tingent, incidental; adventitious &c.
(extrinsic) 6; limitative.
Adv. in -, under- the -circumstances
&c. n., - conditions &c. 7; thus, in such
wise.
accordingly; that -, such- being the
case; that being so, sith, since, seeing
that.
as matters stand; as -things, - times-
conditionally, provided, if, in case; if -so, - so be, - it be so; if it so -happen,
- turn out; in the event of; in such a -contingency, - case, - event; provi-
sionally, unless, without.
according to -circumstances, - the occasion; as it may -happen, - turn out,
- be; as the -case may be, - wind blows; pro re natd,
Phr. " yet are my edns not those of circimistance '' [Lytton].
Section II. RELATION
1. Absolute Relation
9. Bolation. — N. relation, bearing,
reference, connection, concern, cogna-
tion; correlation &c. 12; analogy; simi-
10. [Want, or absence of relation.]
Irrelation. — N. irrelation^ disisfoddr
9 — 11
ABSTRACT RELATIONS
I. II. 1
larity &c. 17; affinity, homology, alli-
ance, homogeneity, association; aj)-
proximation &c. (nearness) 197; filiation
&c. (consanguinity) 11; interest; rele-
vancy &c. 23; dependency, relationship,
relative position.
comparison &c. 464; ratio, propor-
tion.
link, tie, bond of union.
V. be-related &c. adj,; have a relation
&c. n.; relate -, refer- to; bear upon,
regard, concern, touch, affect, have to
do with; pertain -, belong -, appertain-
to; answer to; interest.
bring -into relation with, - to bear
upon; connect, associate, draw a paral-
lel; link &c. 43.
Adj. relative; correlative &c. 12;
cognate; relating to &c. v.; relative to,
in relation with, referable or referrible
to; belonging to &c. v.; appurtenant to,
in common with.
related, connected; implicated, asso-
ciated, affiliated, allied to; en rapport,
in touch with.
approxima-tive, -ting; proportion-al,
-ate, -able; allusive, comparable.
in the same -category &c. 75; like &c.
17; relevant &c. (apt) 23; appUcable,
equiparant.
Adv. relatively &c. adj.; pertinently
&c. 23.
thereof; as -to, - for, - respects, - re-
gards; about; concerning &c. v.; anent;
relating -, as relates- to; with -relation,'
- reference, - respect, - regard- to; in
respect of; while speaking -, d propos-
of ; in connection with; by the -way, - by;
whereas; for -, in- as much as; in point
of, as far as; on the -part, - score- of;
quoad hoc; pro re natd; under the -head
&c. (doss) 75 - of; in the matter of, in re.
Phr, " thereby hangs a tale " [Taming of the
Shrew].
11. [Relations of kindred.] Consanguinity. — N. consanguinity, rela-
tionship, kindred, blood; parentage &c. (paternity) 166; filiation, affiliation;
lineage, agnation, connection, alliance; family -connection, - tie; ties of blood;
nepotism.
kins-man, -folk; kith and kin; rela-tion, -tive; connection; sib; next of kin;
uncle, aunt, nephew, niece; cousin, -german; first -, second- cousin; cousin
-once, - twice &c.- removed; near -, distant- relation; brother, sister, one's
own flesh and blood.
family, fraternity; brother-, sister-, cousin-hood.
race, stock, generation; sept &c. 166; stirps, side; strain; breed, clan, tribe.
V. be -related &c. adj. - to; claim -relationship &c. n.- with.
Adj. related, akin, consanguineous, of the blood, family, aUied, collateral;
co^-, ag~, coB-nate; kindred; affiliated; fraternal.
connection; multifariousness; discon-
nection &c. (disjunction) 44; inconse-
quence, independence; incommensura-
bility; irreconcilableness &c. (disagree-
ment) 24; heterogeneity; unconformity
&c. 83; irrelevancy, impertinence, nihil
ad rem; intrusion &c. 24; non-pertinence.
V. have no -relation &c. 9 to, - bear-
ing upon, - concern &c. 9 with, - busi-
ness with; not -concern &c. 9; have
-nothing to do with, - no business there;
intrude &c. 24.
bring -, drag -, lug- in head and
shoulders.
Adj. irrelative, irrespective, unre-
lated; arbitrary; independent, unallied;
un-, dis-connected; adrift, isolated, in-
sular; extraneous, strange, alien, foreign,
outlandish, exotic.
not comparable, incommensurable,
heterogeneous; unconformable &c. 83.
irrelevant, inapplicable; not -perti-
nent, - to the purpose; impertinent,
inapposite, beside the mark, d propos de
bpites; aside from -, away from -, foreign
to -, beside- the -purpose, - question, -
transaction, - point; misplaced &c.
(intrusive) 24; traveling out of the rec-
ord.
remote, far-fetched, out of the way,
forced, neither here nor there, quite
another thing; detached, segregate;
disquiparant.
multifarious; discordant &c. 24.
incidental, parenthetical, obiter die-
tum^ episodic.
Adv. parenthetically &c. adj. ; by the
-way, - by; en passant, incidentally;
irrespectively &c. adj.; without -refer-
ence, - regard- to; in the abstract Ac.
87; a se.
I. II. 1
RELATION
11 — 16
intimately -, nearly -, closely - remotely - distantly- related, - allied;
german.
12. [Double or reciprocal relation.] Correlation. — N. reciprocalness &c.
adj.; recipro-city, -cation; mutuality, correlation, interdependence; inter-
change &c. 148; exchange, barter.
reciprocitist.
V. reciprocate, alternate; interchange &c. 148; exchange; counterchange.
Adj. reciprocal, mutual, commutual, correlative; alternate; interchange-
able; intemation^; complemental, complementary.
Ady. miUatis mviandis; vice versd; each other; by turns &c. 148; reciprocally
&c. adj.
Phr. " happy in our mutual help " [Milton].
13. Identity. — N. identity, same-
ness; coincidence, coalescence; convert-
ibility; equality &c. 27; selfness, self,
oneself; identification.
monotony, tautology &c. (repetition)
104.
facsimile &c. (copy) 21; homoousia
alier ego &c. (simUar) 17; ipsissima
verba Ac. (eoMctness) 494; same; self -
very -, one and the- same; very -
actual- thing; no other.
V. be -identical &c. adj.; coincide
coalesce.
treat as -, render- -the same, - identi-
cal; identify; recognize the identity of.
Adj. identical; self, ilk; the -same
Ac. n.; selfsame, homoousian, one and counter, dead against; con-, re- verse;
14. [Noncoincidence.] Contrariety.
— N. contrariety, contrast, foil, an-
tithesis, oppositeness; contradiction; an-
tagonism &c. (opposition) 708; clashing,
repugnance.
inversion &c. 218; the -opposite, - re-
verse, - inverse, - converse, - antipodes,
- other extreme.
V. be -contrary &c. adj.; contrast
with, oppose; differ toto coclo.
invert, reverse, turn the tables; turn
-topsy-turvy, - end for end, - upside
down.
contra-diet, -vene; antagonize &c.
708.
Adj. contrar-y, -ious, -iant; opposite.
the same.
coincid-, coalesc-ent, -ing; indistin-
guishable; one; equivalent &c. (equal)
27; much -the same, - of a muchness;
unaltered.
Ady. identically &c. adj.; on all fours.
opposed, antithetical, contrasted, anti-
podean, antagonistic, opposing; con-
flicting, inconsistent, contradictory, at
cross purposes; negative; hostile &c. 703.
differing toto coelo; diametrically oj)-
posite; as opposite as -black and white,
- light and darkness, - fire and water,
- the poles; ** Hyperion to a satyr " [Hamlet]; quite the -contrary, - reverse;
no such thing, just the other way, tout au contraire.
Ady. contrarily &c. adj. ; contra, contrariwise, per contra^ on the contrary,
nay rather; vice versd; on the other hand &c. (in compensation) 30.
Phr. " all concord's bom of contraries " [B. Jonson].
16. Difference. — N. difference; vari-ance, -ation, -ety; diversity, dis-
similarity Ac. 18; disagreement &c. 24; disparity &c. (inequality) 28; distinc-
tion, contradistinction; alteration.
modification, moods and tenses.
nice -, fine -, dehcate -, subtle- distinction; shade of difference, nuance;
discrimination &c. 465; differentia.
different thing, something else, apple off another tree, another pair of shoes;
this that or the other.
V. be -different &c. adj.; differ, vary, ablude f, mismatch, contrast; divari-
cate; differ --toto ccelo, - longo intervaUo.
vary, modify &c. (change) 140.
discriminate &c. 465.
Adj. differing &c. v.; different, diverse, heterogeneous; di8tin^\sfckftSc\&\
varied, modified; diversified, various, divers, a\\ msismex o\\ n^tAqitov ^^.'^\
dmial.
16 — 18
ABSTRACT RELATIONS
I. n. 1
other, another, not the same; unequal &c. 28; unmatched; widely apart,
distinctive, characteristic; discriminative; distinguishing.
Adv. differently &c. adj.
Phr. Uy a fagots et fagots,
2. Continuous Relation
16. Uniformity. — N. uniformity;
homogene-ity , -ousness ; consistency ;
connatural-ity, -ness; homology; ac-
cordance; conformity &c. 82; agree-
ment &c. 23; consonance, uniformness.
regularity, constancy, even tenor, rou-
tine; monotony.
V. be -jmiform &c. adj,; accord with
&c. 23; run through.
become -uniform &c. adj. ; conform to
&c. 82.
render uniform &c. adj.; assimilate,
level, smooth, dress.
Adj. uniform; homo-geneous, -logons; of a piece, consistent, connatural;
monotonous, even, invariable; regular, imchanged, imdeviating, imvaried,
unvarying.
Adv. uniformly &c. adj.; uniformly with &c. (conformably) 82; in harmony
with &c. (agreeing) 23.
always, invariably, without exception, never otherwise; by clockwork.
Phr. ab uno disce omnes.
16a. [Absence or want of uniform-
ity.] Nonuniformity. — N. diversity,
irregularity, unevenness; multiformity
&c. 81; unconformity &c. 83; roughness
&c. 256; dissimilarity, dissimiUtude, di-
varication, divergence.
Adj. diversified, varied, irregular,
uneven, rough &c. 256; multifarious;
multiform &c. 81; of various kinds;
all -manner, - sorts, - kinds- of.
Adv. in all manner of ways, here there
and everjrwhere.
3. Partial Relation
17. Similarity. — N. similarity, re-
semblance, likeness, similitude, sem-
blance; affinity, approximation, paral-
lelism; agreement &c. 23; ana-logy,
-logicalness; correspondence, homoiou-
sia, parity.
connatural-ness, -ity; brotherhood,
family likeness.
alliteration, rhyme, pun.
repetition &c. 104; sameness &c.
(identity) 13; uniformity &c. 16; isogamy.
analogue; the like; match, pendant,
fellow, companion, pair, mate, twin,
double, counterpart, brother, sister;
one's second self, alter ego, chip of the
old block, par nobile fratrum, Arcades
ambo, birds of a feather, et hoc ger,.us
omne; gens de mhne famiUe.
parallel; simile: type &c. (metaphor)
521; image &c. (representation) 554;
photograph; close -, striking -, speak-
ing -, faithful &c. adj. - likeness, - re-
semblance.
V. be -similar &c. adj.; look like, re-
semble, bear resemblance; savor -,
cmaeJc' of; approximate; poxallel, match,
rhyme with; take alter; imitate Ac. 19; favor, spaa ^U. 8.I.
6
18. Dissimilarity. — N. dissimil-ar-
ity, -itude; unlikeness, diversity, dis-
parity, dissemblance; divergence, varia-
tion; difference &c. 15; novelty, origi-
nality; creativeness; oogamy.
V. be -unlike &c. adj.; vary &c.
(differ) 15; bear no resemblance to,
differ toto ccbIo.
render -unUke &c. adj.; vary &c. (df-
versify) 140.
Adj. dissimilar, unUke, disparate;
divergent; of a different kind &c. (class)
75; immatched, unique; new, novel;
unprecedented &c. 83; original.
nothing of the kind; no such -, quite
another- thing; far from it, cast in f
different mold, tertium qiiid, as like a
dock as a* daisy, " very like a whale "
[Hamlet]; as different as -chalk from
cheese, - Macedon and Monmouth;
lucus a non lucendo. ,
diversified &c. 16a.
Adv. otherwise.
Phr. diis aliUr visum; "no more like mj
father than I to Hercules'' [Hamlel].
I. n. 3
RELATION
17 — 22
render -similar &c. adj.; assimilate, approximate, bring near; connaturalize,
make alike; rhyme, pim.
Adj. similar; resembling &c, v.; like, alike; twin.
ancdog-ous, -ical; parallel, of a piece; such as, so; homoiousian.
connatural, congener, allied to; akin to &c. (consanguineoiLs) 11.
approximate, much the same, near, close, something like, such like; a show
of; mock, pseudo, simulating, representing.
exact Ac. (true) 494; lifelike, faithful; true to -nature, - the life; the -very
image, - picture- of; for all the world like, comme deux gouUes d'eau; as like as
-two peas, - it can stare; instar omnium, cast in the same mold, ridiculously
like.
Adv. as if, so to speak; as -, as if- it were; qicasi, just as, veliUi in speculum.
Phr. etsicde simUHma; td mailre td valet; Id pkre telfils.
20. Nonimitation. — N. no imita-
tion; originality; creativeness.
Adj. unimitated, uncopied; un-
matched, unparalleled; inimitable &c.
13; unique, original; creative, untrans-
lated; exceptional, rare, sui generis,
unconmion, unexampled.
19. Imitation. — N. imitation; copy-
ing Ac. V,; transcription; repetition,
duplication, reduplication ; quotation ;
reproduction; mimeography.
mockery, mimicry; simulation, per-
sonation; representation &c. 554; sem-
blance; copy &c. 21 ; assimilation.
paraphrase, parody &c. 21.
plagiarism; forgery &c. (falsehood) 544; celluloid.
imitator, echo, cuckoo, parrot, ape, monkey, mocking bird, mimic; copyist.
V. imitate, copy, mirror, reflect, reproduce, repeat; do like, echo, re-echo,
catch; transcribe; match, parallel.
mock, take ofif, mimic, ape, simulate, personate; act &c. (drama) 599; repre-
sent &c. 554; counterfeit, parody, travesty, caricature, burlesque.
follow -, tread- in the- -steps, - footsteps, - wake- of; take pattern by;
follow -suit, - the example of; walk in the shoes of, take a leaf out of another's
book, strike in with, follow suit; take -, model- after; emulate.
Adj. imitated &c. v,; mock, mimic; modelled after, molded on.
paraphrastic; literal; imitative; secondhand; imitable; aping, apish, mimick-
ing.
Adv. literally, to the letter, verbatim, literatim, sic, totidem verbis, word for
word, mot d mot; exactly, precisely.
Phr. like master like man; " like — but oh! how different! " [Wordsworth]; " genius bor-
rows nobly " [Emerson]; " pursuing echoes calling 'mong the rocks " [A. Coles]; " quotation
ocmfesses mferiority " [Emerson].
20a. Variation. — N. variation; alteration &c. (change) 140.
modification, moods and tenses; discrepance, discrepancy.
divergency &c. 291; deviation &c. 279; aberration; innovation.
V. vary Ac. (change) 140; deviate &c. 279; diverge &c. 291 ; alternate, swerve.
Adj. varied &c. v.; modified; diversified &c. 16a.
21. [Result of imitation.] Copy. — N.
copy, facsimile, coimterpart, effigies,
eflSgy, form, likeness, similitude, sem-
blance, cast, tracing, ectype; imitation
&c. 19; model, representation, adumbra-
tion, study; portrait &c. (represent-
meni) 554; resemblance.
duplicate; transcript, -ion; reflex,
-ion; shadow, echo; chip of the old
block; reprint, reproduction; second
edition Ac. (repetition) 104; richauffi;
apograph^ fair copy, revise.
22. [Thing copied.] Prototsrpe. — N.
prototype, original, model, pattern, pre-
cedent, standard, scantling, type; arche-,
anti-type; protoplast, module, exemplar,
example, ensample, paradigm; lay-figure.
text, copy, design; fugleman, keynote.
die, mold; matrix^ last, plasm; pro-,
proto-plasm; mint; seal, punch, inta-
glio, negative; stamp.
V. be -, set- an example; set a copy.
Phr. " a precedent emh^^VcxA ^ \jraiSM;Jy&^''
[Disrae\i\\ exempla su'nX odio^a.
21—24
ABSTRACT RELATIONS
I. II. 3
parody, caricature, buriesque, travesty, travestie, paraphrase,
servile -copy, - imitation; counterfeit &c. (deception) 545; pasticcio.
Adj. faithful; lifelike &c. (similar) 17; close, conscientious.
4. General Relation
23. Agreement. — N. agreement;
ac-cord, -cordance; unison, harmony;
concord &c. 714; concordance, concert;
understanding, mutual understanding.
conformity &c. 82; conformance; uni-
formity &c. 16; consonance, consen-
taneousness, consistency ; congru-ity,
-ence ; keeping ; congeniality ; correspond-
ence, parallelism, apposition, union.
fitness, aptness &c. adj.; relevancy;
pertinen-ce, -cy; sortancet; case in
point; aptitude, coaptation, propriety,
applicability, admissibility, commensu-
rability, compatibility; cognation &c.
(relation) 9.
adaption, adjustment, graduation, ac-
commodation; reconcil-iation, -ement;
assimilation.
consent &c. (assent) 488; concurrence
&c. 178; cooperation &c. 709.
right man in the right place, very
thing; quite -, just- the thing.
V. be -accordant &c. adj,; agree,
accord, harmonize; correspond, tally,
respond; meet, suit, fit, befit, do, adapt
itself to; fall in -, chime in -, square
-, quadrate -, consort -, comport- with;
dovetail, assimilate; fit like a glove;
fit to a -tittle, - T; match &c. 17; be-
come one; homologate.
consent &c. (absent) 488.
render -accordant &c. adj.; fit, suit,
adapt, accommodate; graduate; adjust
&c. (render equal) 27; dress, regulate,
readjust; accord, harmonize, reconcile;
fadge, dovetail, square.
Adj. agreeing, suiting <&c. v.; in ac-
cord, accordant, concordant, consonant,
congruous, consentaneous, correspond-
ent, congenial; coherent; becoming;
harmonious, reconcilable, conformable;
in -accordance, - harmony, - keeping, -
unison, &c. n,- with; at one with, of one
mind, of a piece; consistent, compatible,
proportionate; commensurate; on all
fours.
apt, apposite, pertinent, pat; to the
-point, -- purpose; happy, felicitous, ger-
24. Disagreement. — N. disagree-
ment; dis-cord, -cordance; dissonance,
dissidence, discrepancy; unconformity
&c. 83; incongru-ity, -ence; discon-
gruity, mesalliance; jarring &c. v.; dis-
sension &c. 713; conflict &c. (opposition)
708; bickering, clashing, misunderstand-
ing, wrangle.
disparity, mismatch, disproportion;
dissimilitude, inequality; disproportion-
ateness &c. adj.; variance, divergence,
repugnance.
unfitness &c. adj.; inaptitude, im-
propriety; inapplicability Ac. adj.; in-
consistency, inconcinnity; irrelevancy
&c. (irrelation) 10.
misjoin-ing, -der; syncretism, intru-
sion, interference; concordia discors.
fish out of water.
V. disagree; clash, jar &c. (discord)
713; interfere, intrude, come amiss;
not concern &c. 10; mismatch; humano
capiti cenricem jungere equinam.
Adj. disagreeing &c. v.; discordant)
discrepant; at -variance, - war; hostile,
antagonistic, repugnant, incompatible,
irreconcilable, inconsistent with; un-
conformable, exceptional Ac. 83; intru-
sive, incongruous; disproportion-ate,
-ed; imharmonious; imconsonant; di-
vergent, repugnant to.
inapt, unapt, inappropriate, improper;
unsuit-ed, -able; inapplicable; un-fit,
-fitting, -befitting; unbecoming; ill-
timed, unseasonable, mal d propos, inad-
missible; inapposite &c. (irrelevant) 10.
uncongenial; ill-assorted, -sorted;
mis-matched, -joined, -placed; unac-
commodating, irreducible, uncommen-
surable; unsympathetic.
out of -character, - keeping, - propor-
tion, - joint, - tune, - place, - season,
- its element; at -odds, - variance with.
Adv. in -defiance, - contempt, -
spite- of; discordantly &c. adj.; d tort
et d trovers.
Phr. asinus ad lyram.
mane, ad rem, in point, bearing upon, applicable, relevant, admissible.
£t, adapted, in loco, d propos, appr( jriate, seasonable, sortable, suitable,
jdoneous, deft; meet Ac. (expedient) 646.
1. III. 2
QUANTITY
2S — 28
at home, in one's proper element.
Adv. d propos of; pertinently &c. adj.
Phr. rem acu ieliffisti; the cap fits; auxilia humUia firma ccnsensus facit [Syrus]; discors
Concordia [Ovid].
Section III. QUANTITY
1. Simple Quantity
26. [Absolute quantity.] Quantity.
— N. quantity, magnitude; size &e.
(dimensions) 192; amplitude, mass,
amount, quantum, measure, substance,
strength.
[Science of quantity.] mathematics,
mathesis.
[Logic] category, general conception,
universal predicament.
[Definite or finite quantity.] arm-,
hand-, mouth-, spoon-, cap-ful; stock,
batch, lot, dose; yaflfle.
V. quantify.
Adj. quantitative, some, any, more
or less.
Adv. to the tune of.
26. [Relative quantity.] Degree. —
N. degree, grade, extent, measure,
amount, ratio, stint, standard, height,
pitch; reach, amplitude, range, scope,
caliber; gradation, shade; tenor, com-
pass;, sphere, station, rank, standing;
rate, way, sort.
point, mark, stage &c. (term) 71; in-
tensity, strength &c. (greatness) 31.
Adj. comparative; gradual, shading
off; within the bounds &c. {limit) 233.
Adv. by degrees, gradually, inas-
much, pro tanto; how-ever, -soever;
step by step, bit by bit, Uttle by little,
inch by inch, drop by drop; by -inches,
- slow degrees, - Uttle and little; in
some -degree, - measure; to some extent;
di grado in grado.
2. Comparative Quantity
27. [Sameness of quantity or degree.]
Equality. — N. equaUty, parity, co-
extension, symmetry, balance, poise;
evenness, monotony, level.
equivalence; equi-pollence, -poise,
-librium, -ponderance; par, quits; not
a pin to choose; distinction without a
difference, six of one and half a dozen
of the other; identity &c. 13; similarity
Ac. 17.
equalization, equation; equilibration,
coordination, adjustment, readjustment.
drawn -game, -battle; neck and neck
race; tie, dead heat.
match, peer, compeer, equal, mate,
fellow, brother; equivalent.
V. be -equal &c. adj,] equal, match, reach, keep pace with, run abreast;
come -, amount -, come up- to; be -, lie- on a level with; balance; cope with;
come to the same thing.
render -equal &c. adj.] equalize, level, dress, balance, equate, handicap,
give points, trim, adjust, poise; fit, accommodate; adapt &c. {render accordant)
23; strike a balance; establish -, restore- equality, - equilibrium; readjust;
stretch on the bed of Procrustes.
Adj. equal, even, level, monotonous, coequal, s)rmmetrical, coordinate;
on a -par, - level, - footing- with; up to the mark; equiparant.
equivalent, tantamount; quits; homologous; synonymous &c, 522;re9^W- \
able into, convertible, much at one, as broad as Voivg,, xievXJckRx \svat^\xQ?t\fe^!&\\
28. [Difference of quantity or degree.]
Inequality, — N. inequaUty; dis-, im-
parity; odds; difference &c. 15; uneven-
ness; inclination of the balance, par-
tiality; shortcoming; casting -, make-
weight; superiority &c. 33; inferiority
&c. 34; inequation.
V. be -unequal &c. adj.; countervail;
have - give- the advantage; turn the
scale; Icick the beam; topple, -over; over-
match &c. 33; not come up to &c. 34.
Adj. unequal, uneven, disparate,
partial; un-, over-balanced; top-heavy,
lopsided; disquiparant.
Adv. hand passibus cequis [Vergil].
27 — 32
ABSTRACT RELATIONS
I. m. :&
gand
much the same -, the same thing -, as good- as; all -one, - the same; equi-
pollent, -ponderant, -ponderous, -balanced; equaUzed &c. v.; drawn; half
and half; isochron-al, -ous; isoperimetric, -al; isobath, -ic.
Adv. equally &c. adj,; pari passUj ad eundem, ccBieris paribus; in equilibrio;
to all intents and purposes.
Phr. it -comes, - amounts- to the same thing; what is sauce for the goose is sauce for the I
ttder. I
29. Mean. — N. mean, medium, intermedium, average, balance; medioc-
rity, generality; golden mean &c. (mid-course) 628; middle &c. 68; compromise
&c. 774; middle -course, - state; neutrality.
V. split the difference; take the -average &c. n.; reduce to a -mean &c. n.;
strike a balance, pair off.
Adj. mean, intermediate; middle &c. 68; average; neutral.
mediocre, middle-class; commonplace &c. (unimportant) 643.
Adv. on an average, in the loiig run; taking -one with another, - all things
together, - it for all in all; communibus annis, in round numbers.
Phr. medium tenuere heati.
30. Compensation. — N. compensation, equation; commutation; indemni-
fication; compromise &c. 774; neutralization, nullification; counteraction Ac.
179; reaction; measure for measure; retaliation &c. 718; equalization &c. 27;
robbing Peter to pay Paul.
set-off, offset; make-, casting- weight; counterpoise, ballast; indemnity, equiv-
alent, quid pro quo; bribe, hush money; amends &c. (atonement) 952; counter-
balance, - claim; cross -debt, - demand.
V. make compensation; com-pcnsate, -pense; indemnify; counter-act, -vail,
-poise; balance; out-, over-, counter-balance; set off; hedge, square, give and
take; make up -for, - lee way; cover, fill up, neutralize, nullify; equalize &c. 27;
make good; redeem &c. (atone) 952.
Adj. compensat-ing, -ory; countervaiHng&c. r.; in the opposite scale; equiv-
alent &c. (equal) 27.
Adv. in -return, - consideration; but, however, yet, still, notwithstanding;
neverthe-, nath-less; although, though; al-, how-beit; mauger; at -all events,
- any rate; be that as it may, for all that, even so, on the other hand, at the same
time, quoad minus, quand meme, however that niay be; after all, - is said and
done; taking one thing with another &c. (average) 29.
Phr. " light is mingled ^i-ith the gloom " fWTiittier]; primo avuho rum deficit alter [Vergil];
Mepe creat molles aspera spina rosas [Ovdd].
Quantity by Comparison with a Standard
31. Greatness. — N. greatness &c.
adj,; magnitude; size &c. (dimensions)
192; multitude &c. (number) 102; im-
mensity; enormity; infinity &c. 105;
might, strength, intensity, fullness; im-
portance &c. 042.
great quantity, quantity, deal, power,
sight, pot, volume, world; mass, heap
&c. (assemblage) 72; stock &c. (store)
636; peck, bushel, load, cargo; cart -,
wagon -, ship- load; floo<l, spring tide;
abundance &c. (suffidenqj) 639.
principal -, chief -, main -, greater -,
major -, best -, essential- part; bulk,
mass &c. (whole) 50.
V. be -great &c. adj.; run high, soar,
tower, transcend; rise -, carry- to a
lO
32. Smallness. — N. smallness &c.
adj,; littleness &c. (small size) 193;
tenuity; paucity; fewness &c (small
number) 103; meanness, insignificance
<S:c. (unimportance) 643; mediocrity,
moderation.
small quantitj', modicum, minimum;
vanishing point; material point, atom,
particle, molecule, corpuscle, point,
speck, dot, mote, jot, iota, aco; minutia*, ■
details; look, thought, idea, soup^on,
dab, (light, whit, tittle, shade, shadow;
spark, scintilla, gleam; touch, cast; .
grain, scruple, granule, globule, minim, \
sup, sip, sop, spice, drop, droplet*,
sprinkUng, dash, morceaUy screed, smaf jk,
tinge, tincture; inch, patch, scant>|iiig,
I. HI. 2
QUANTITY
31-32
great height; know no bounds; ascend,
mount.
enlarge &c. (increase) 35, {expand) 194.
Adj. great; greater &c. 33; large,
considerable, fair, above par; big, huge
Ac. (large in size) 192; Herculean, cyclo-
pean; ample; abundant &c, (enough)
639; full, intense, strong, sound, passing,
heavy, pieuary, deep, high; signal, at
its height, in the zenith.
world-wide, widespread, far-famed, ex-
tensive; wholesale; many &c. 102.
goodly, noble, precious, mighty; sad,
grave, serious; far gone, arrant, down-
right; utter, -most; crass, gross, arch,
profound, iatense, consummate; rank,
unmitigated, red-hot, desperate; glaring,
flagrant, stark staring; thorough-paced,
-going; roaring, thumping; extraor-
dinary; important &c. 642; unsur-
passed 4c. (supreme) 33; complete &c. 52.
august, grand, dignified, sublime, ma-
jestic 4c. (repiUe) 873.
vast, immense, enormous, extreme;
inordinate, excessive, extravagant, exor-
bitant, outrageous, preposterous, uncon-
scionable, swinging, monstrous, over-
grown; towering, stupendous, prodigious,
astonishing, incredible; marvelous &c.
(wonder) 870.
unlimited 4c. (infinite) 105; unap-
proachable, unutterable, indescribable,
ineffable, unspeakable, inexpressible, be-
yond expression, fabulous.
un-diminished, -abated, -reduced,
-restricted.
absolute, positive, stark, decided, un-
equivocal, essential, perfect, finished.
remarkable, of mark, marked, pointed,
veriest; noteworthy; renowned.
Adv. [in a positive degree] truly 4c.
(truth) 494; decidedly, unequivocally,
purely, absolutely, seriously, essentially,
fundamentally, radically, downright, in
all conscience; for the most part, in the
main.
[in a complete degree] entirely 4c.
(completely) 52; abundantly 4c. (suffi-
ciently) 639; widely, far and wide.
[in a great or high degree] greatly
Ac. adj,; much, muckle, well, indeed,
very, very much, a deal, no end of,
most, not a little; pretty, - well; enough,
in a great measure, richly; to a -large,
- great, - gigantic- extent; on a large
scale; so; never -, ever- so; ever so
dole; Bcrap^ Bbred, tag, splinter, rag,
tatter, cantlet, flitter, gobbet, mite, bit,
morsel, crumb, seed, fritter, shive; snip,
-pet; snick, snack, snatch, slip, scrag;
chip, -ping; shiver, sliver, driblet, clip-
ping, paring, shaving, hair.
nutshell; thimble-, spoon-, hand-,
cap-, mouth-ful; fragment; fraction 4c.
(part) 51; drop in the ocean.
animalcule 4c. 193.
trifle 4c. (unimportant thing) 643;
mere -, next to- nothing; hardly any-
thing; just enough to swear by; the
shadow of a shade.
finiteness, finite quantity.
V. be -small 4c. adj.; lie in a nut-
shell.
diminish 4c. (decrease) 36; (contract)
195.
Adj. small, little; diminutive 4c.
(small in size) 193; minute; fine; incon-
siderable, paltry 4c. (unimportant) 643;
faint 4c. (weak) 160; slender, light,
slight, scanty, scant, limited; meager
4c. (insufficient) 640; sparing; few 4c.
103; low, so-so, middling, tolerable, nc
great shakes; below -, under- -par, - the
mark; at a low ebb; halfway; moder-
ate, modest; tender, subtle.
inappreciable, evanescent, infinites-
imal, homeopathic, very small; atomic,
corpuscular, microscopic, molecular.
mere, simple, sheer, stark, bare;
near run.
dull, petty, shallow, stolid, ungifted,
unintelligent.
Adv. [in a small degree] to a small
extent, on a small scale; a -little, - wcc
bit; slightly 4c. adj.) imperceptibly;
miserably, wretchedly; insufficiently Ac
640; imperfectly; faintly 4c. 160; pass-
ably, pretty well, well enough.
[in a certain or limited degree] par-
tially, in part; in -, to- a certain degree;
to a certain extent; comparatively;
some, rather; in some -degree, -measure;
some-thing, -what; simply, only, purely,
merely; at -, at the- -least, - most; ever
so little, as little as may be, tantl soit
peUy in ever so small a degree; thus far,
pro tanto, within bounds, in a manner,
after a fashion.
almost, nearly, well-nigh, short of,
not quite, all but; near -, close- upon;
pen s^enfauiy near the mark; within an
-ace, - inch- of; on the brink of; scarcely >
hardly, barely, oivVy \v3a\., wc> TDL«tfc*^%si..
\Ul an V\T\0.fiT\A\TV dLfe\gC^I^ ^iJaW^> >^^3Sftr
31 — 34
ABSTRACT RELATIONS
I. III. 2
abouts, somewhere about, nearJy, say;
be the same -more, - little more- or less.
[in no degree] no- ways, - wise; not
-at all, - in the least, - a bit, - a bit of it,
- a whit, - a jot, - a shadow; in no -wise,
- respect; by no -means, - manner of
means; on no account, at no hand.
Phr. dare pondus idoneafumo [Persius]:
magno conala magnas nugas [Terence]; " small
sands the mountain, moments make the year ''
[Young].
much; by wholesale, mighty, power-
fully; with a witness, ultrUf in the ex-
treme, extremely, exceedingly, intensely,
exquisitely, acutely, indefinitely, im-
measurably; beyond -compare, - com-
parison, - measure, - all bounds; incal-
culably, infinitely.
[in a supreme degree] preeminently,
superlatively &c. (superiority) 33.
[in a too great degree] immoderately,
monstrously, preposterously, inordi-
nately, exorbitantly, excessively, enor-
mously, out of all proportion, with a vengeance.
[in a marked degree] particularly, remarkably, singularly, curiously, im-
commonly, unusually, peculiarly, notably, signally, strikingly, pointedly,
mainly, chiefly; famously, cgregiously, prominently, glaringly, emphatically,
KttT' iioxqv, strangely, wonderfully, amazingly, surprisingly, astonishingly, in-
credibly, marvelously, awfully, stupendously.
[in an exceptional degree] peculiarly &c. (unconformity) 83.
[in a violent degree] furiously &c. (violence) 173; severely, desperately, tre-
mendously, extravagantly, confoundedly, deucedly, devilishly, with a ven-
geance; d -, d toute- outrance,
[in a painful degree] painfully, sadly, grossly, sorely, bitterly, piteously,
grievously, miserably, cruelly, woefully, lamentably, shockingly, frightfully,
dreadfully, fearfully, terribly, horribly.
Phr. a maximis ad minima; " greatness knows itself " [ Henry IV\\ " mightiest powers by
deepest calms are fed *' [B. Cornwall]; mimmuwi decel libere cui midtum licet [Seneca]; " some
are Dom great, some achieve greatness, and some have greatness thrust upon them " [Tweifih
Night].
Quantity by Comparison with a Similar Object
33. Superiority. [Supremacy.] — N.
superiority, majority; greatness &c.
31; advantage; pull*; preponder-ance,
-ation; vantage ground, prevalence,
partiality; personal superiority; no-
bility &c. (rank) 875; Triton among the
minnows, primus irUer pares, nuUi se-
cundusy captain; crackajack* [U. S.].
supremacy, preeminence; lead; maxi-
mum; record; rpucvfua, climax; culmina-
tion &c. (summit) 210; transcendence;
ne plus uUra; lion's share, Benjamin's
mess; excess, surplus &c. (remainder) 40;
(redundance) 641.
V. be -superior &c. adj.] exceed, ex-
cel, transcend; out-do, -balance, -weigh,
-rank, -rival, -Herod; pass, surpass,
get ahead of; over-top, -ride, -pass,
-balance, -weigh, -match; top, over-
top, cap, beat, cut out; beat hollow;
outstrip &c. 303; eclipse, throw into
the shade, take the shine out of, put
one's nose out of joint; have the -upper
hand, - whip hand of, - advantage;
turn the scale, kick the beam; play first
£ddle 4&C, (tmporUince) 642; prepo^-
12
34. Inferiority. — N. inferiority, mi-
nority, subordinacy; shortcoming, de-
ficiency; minimum; smallness &c. 32;
imperfection; lower -quality, - worth.
[personal inferiority] commonalty &c.
876.
V. be -inferior &c. adj. ; fall -, come-
short of; not -pass, - come up to; want.
become -, render- -smaller &c. (cte-
crease) 36, (contrad) 195; hide its di-
minished head, retire into the shade,
yield the palm, play second fiddle, take
a back seat.
Adj. inferior, smaller; small &c. 32;
minor, less, lesser, deficient, minus,
lower, subordinate, secondary; second-
rate &c. (imperfect) 651; sub, subaltern;
thrown into the shade; weighed in the
balance and found wanting; not fit to
hold a candle to.
least, smallest &c, (see little, small
&c. 193) ; lowest.
diminished &c. (decreased) 36; re-
duced &c. (contracted) 195; unimportant
&c. 643.
Adv. less; under -, below- -the mark.
1 III. 2
QUANTITY
33 — 3G
- par; at -the bottom of the scale, - a low
ebb, - a disadvantage; short of, under.
derate, predominate, prevail; precede,
take precedence, come first; come to a
bead, cuhninate; beat &c. all others,
bear the palm; break the record; take the cake * [U. S.].
become -, render- -larger &c. (increase) 35, (expand) 194.
Adj. superior, greater, major, higher; exceeding &c. v.; great &c. 31; dis-
tinguished, ultra; vaulting; more than a match for.
supreme, greatest, utmost, paramount, preeminent, foremost, crowning;
first-rate &c. (important) 642, (excellent) 648; unrivaled; peer-, match-less;
none such, second to none, sans pareil; un-paragoned, -paralleled, -equalled,
-approached, -surpassed; superlative, inimitable, facile princepsy incompar-
able, sovereign, without parallel, nuUi secundus, ne plus ultra; beyond -com-
pare, -comparison; culminating &c. (topmost) 210; transcend-ent, -ental; plu^s
rayaliste que le Roi,
increased &c. (added to) 35; enlarged &c. (expanded) 194.
Adv. beyond, more, over; over -, above- the mark; above par; upwards -,
in- advance- of; over and above; at the top of the scale, at its height.
[in a superior or supreme degree] eminently, egregiously, preeminently,
surpassing, prominently, superlatively, supremely, above all, of all things, the
most, to crown all, Kar* i$oxqv, par excellence, principally, especially, partic-
ularly, peculiarly, d fortiori, even, yea, still more.
Phr. " I shall not look upon his like again " [Hamlet]; deos forliorHms adesse [Tacitus].
Changes in Quantity
36. Increase. — N. increase, aug-
mentation, enlargement, extension; dila-
tation Ac. (expansion) 194; increment,
accretion; accession &c. 37; develop-
ment, growth; aggrandizement, aggra-
vation; rise; ascent &c. 305; ex-aggera-
tion, -acerbation; spread &c. (disper-
sion) 73; flood tide; gain, produce, prod-
uct, profit.
y. increase, augment, add to, enlarge;
dilate &c. (expatid) 194; grow, wax, get
ahead, gain strength; advance; rim -,
shoot- up; rise; ascend <&c. 305; sprout
&c. 194.
aggrandize; raise, exalt; deepen,
heighten; strengthen; intensify, en-
hance, magnify, redouble; aggravate,
exaggerate; ex-asperate, -acerbate; add
fuel to the flame, oleum addere camino,
superadd <&c. (add) 37; spread &c.
(disperse) 73.
Adj. increased &c. v.; on the increase,
undiminished; additional &c. (added)
37.
Adv. crescendo.
Fhr. vires (icquirit eundo [Vergil].
36. Nonincrease, Decrease. — N.
decrease, diminution; lessening &c. v.;
subtraction &c. 38; reduction, abate-
ment, declension; shrinking &c. (con-
traction) 195; coarctation t; abridg-
ment &c. (shortening) 201; extenua-
tion.
subsidence, wane, ebb, decline; ebb-
ing; descent &c. 306; decrement, reflux,
depreciation; deterioration &c. 659;
anticlimax; mitigation &c. (moderation)
174.
V. decrease, diminish, lessen; abridge
&c. (shorten) 201; shrink &c. (contract)
195; drop -, fall -, tail- off; fall away,
waste, wear; wane, ebb, decline; de-
scend &c. 306; subside; melt -, die-
away; retire into the shade, hide its di-
minished head, fall to a low ebb, run
low, languish, decay, crumble.
bate, abate, dequantitate t; discount;
depreciate; extenuate, lower, weaken,
attenuate, fritter away; mitigate &c.
(moderate) 174; dwarf, throw into the
shade; reduce &c. 195; shorten &c. 201;
subtract &c. 38.
Adj. unincreased &c. (see increase &c.
35); decreased &c. v.; decreasing &c. r.;
on the -wane &c. 7i.
Phr. " a gilded halo hovering round decay
I Byron] ; * * fine by de©:eea and \a^ajal5i>a!i?j \s
PrioiV
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S7 — 42
ABSTRACT RELATIONS
I. m. 3
3. Conjunctive Quantity
37. Addition. — N. addition, an-
nexation, adjection; junction &c, 43;
super-position, -addition, -junction,
-fetation; accession, reinforcement; in-
crease &c. 35; increment, supplement;
accompaniment &c. 88; interposition &c.
228; insertion &c. 300.
V. add, annex, affix, superadd, sub-
join, superpose; clap -, saddle- on; tack
to, append, tag; ingraft; saddle with;,
sprinkle; introduce &c. (interpose) 228;
insert &c. 300.
become added, accrue; ad-, super-
vene.
re-enforce, -strengthen; reinforce,
swell the ranks of; augment &c. 35.
Adj. added &c. t*.; additional; supple-
ment, -al, -ary; suppletory, subjunc-
tive; adjec-, adsci-, asci-titious; addi-
tive, extra, accessory.
Adv. au reste; in addition, more, plus,
extra; and, also, likewise, too, further-
more, further, item; and -also, - eke;
else, besides, to boot, et csetera; &c. ; and
go -on, - forth; into the bargain, cum
mvUis aliiSj over and above, moreover.
with, withal; including, inclusive, as well as, not to mention, let alone; to-
gether -, along -, coupled -, in conjunction- with; conjointly; jointly &c. 43.
Phr. adde parvum parvo magnua acervua erU.
38. Nonaddition. Subduction. —
N. sub-duction, -traction; deduction,
retrenchment; removal; ab-, sub-lation;
abstraction &c. (taking) 789; garbling
&c. v.; mutilation, detruncation; am-
putation; abs-, ex-, re-cision; curtail-
ment &c. 201; minuend, subtrahend;
decrease &c. 36; abrasion.
V. sub-duct, -tract; de-duct, -duce;
bate, retrench; remove, withdraw; take
-from, - away; detract.
garble, mutilate, amputate, detrun-
cate; cut -off, - away, - out; abscind,
excise; pare, thin, prune, decimate;
abrade, scrape, file; geld, castrate;
eliminate.
diminish &c. 36; curtail &c. (shorten)
201; deprive of &c. (take) 789; weaken.
Adj. subtracted &c. v,; subtr ac-
tive.
Adv. in -deduction &c. n.; less; short
of; minus, without, except, excepting,
with the exception of, barring, save,
exclusive of, save and except, with a
reservation.
39. [Thing added.] Adjunct. — N.
adjunct; addit-ion, -ament; additum,
affix, appendage, annexe, annex; aug-
ment, -ation; increment, reinforcement,
supernumerary, accessory, item; gar-
nish, sauce; accompaniment &c. 88;
adjective, addendum; complement, sup-
plement; continuation.
rider, offshoot, cpisodrf; side issue,
corollary; piece; flap, lappet, skirt, em-
broidery, trappings, cortige; tail, suffix
Ac. (sequel) 65; wing.
Adj. additional &c. 37.
alate, -d; winged.
Adv. in addition &c, 37.
40. [Thing remaining.] Remainder.
— N. remainder, residue; remains,
remanet, remnant, rest, relic; leavings,
heeltap, odds and ends, cheeseparings,
candle ends, orts; residuum; dregs Ac.
(dirt) 653; refuse &c. (useless) 645; stub-
ble, result, educt; fag-end; ruins, wreck,
skeleton, stump; alluvium.
surplus, overplus, excess; balance,
complement; superplus, surplusage; su-
perfluity &c. (redundance) 641 ; surviv-al,
-ance.
V. remain; be -left Ac. adj.; exceed,
survive; leave.
Adj. remaining, left; left -behind, -
over; residu-al, -ary; over, odd; uncon-
sumed, sedimentary; surviving; net; exceeding, over and above; out-lying,
-standing; cast ofif Ac. 782; superfluous Ac. (redundant) 641.
40a. [Thing deducted.] Decrement. — N. decrement, discount, defect, loss,
deduction; afterglow; eduction; waste.
41. [Forming a whole without co-
herence.] Mixture. — N. mix-, admix-,
comnux'ture, 'Hon; commbdon, infccr-
42. [Freedom from mixture.] Sim-
pleness. — N. simpleness Ac. adj. ; pu-
rity, homogeneity.
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QUANTITY
41 — 44
elimination; sifting &c. v.; purification
&c. (cleanness) 652.
V. render -simple &c. adj. ; simplify.
sift, winnow, bolt, eliminate; exclude,
get rid of; clear; purify &c. (clean) 652;
disentangle &c. (disjoin) 44.
Adj. simple, uniform, of a piece, homo-
geneous, single, pure, clear, sheer, neat.
un-mixed, -mingled, -blended, -com-
bined, -compounded; elementary, unde*
composed; un-adulterated, -sophisti-
cated, -alloyed, -tinged, -fortified; jmr
et simple; incomplex.
free -, exempt- from; exclusive.
Adv. simple &c. adj.; only.
mixture, alloyage, matrimony; junction
&c. 43; combination &c. 48; miscegena-
tion.
impregnation; in-, dif-, suf-, trans-
fusion; infiltration; seasoning, sprin-
kling, interlarding ; interpolation &c. 228;
adulteration, sophistication.
[Thing mixed] tinge, tincture, touch,
dash, smack, sprinkling, spice, season-
ing, infusion, soupgon.
[Compound resulting from mixture]
alloy, amalgam; brass, chowchow, pew-
ter; magma, half-and-half, mdangcy ter-
Hum quidy miscellany, ambigu !> med-
ley, mess, hotchpot, pasticcio^ patch-
work, odds and ends, all sorts; jumble
Ac. (disorder) 59; salad, sauce, mash, omnium gatherum, gallimaufry, oUa-pod-
rida, olio, salmagundi, potpourri, Noah's ark, caldron; texture, mingled yarn;
mosaic &c. (variegation) 440.
half-blood, -caste; mulatto; terc-, quart-, quint-eron &c.; quad-, octo-
roon; griff Oy zambo; cafuzo; Eurasian; fust-ee, -ie; grifife, ladino, marabou,
mestee, mestizo, quintroon,sacatra [U. S.]; zebrule; catalo; cross, hybrid, mon-
grel.
V. mix; join Ac. 43; combine &c. 48; com-, im-, inter-mix; mix up with,
mingle; com-, inter-, be-mingle; shuffle &c. (derange) 61; pound together;
hash -, stir- up; knead, brew; impregnate with; interlard &c. (interpolate) 228;
inter-twine,'-weave &c. 219; associate with; miscegenate.
be mixed &c.; get among, be entangled with.
instil, imbue; in-, suf-, trans-fuse; infiltrate, dash, tinge, tincture, season,
sprinkle, besprinkle, attemper, medicate, blend, cross; alloy, amalgamate,
compoimd, adulterate, sophisticate, infect.
Adj. mixed &c. v.; implex, composite, half-and-half, linsey-woolsey, chow-
chow, hybrid, mongrel, heterogeneous; motley &c. (variegated) 440; miscella-
neous, promiscuous, indiscriminate; miscible.
Adv. among, amongst, amid, amidst; with; in the midst of, in the crowd.
43. Junction. — N. junction; join-
ing &c. v.; joinder, union; con-nection,
-junction, -jugation; annex-ion, -ation,
-ment; astriction, attachment, compag-
ination, vincture, ligation, aUigation;
accouplement; marriage &c. (wedlock)
903; infibulation, inosculation, symphy-
sis, anastomosis, confluence, communi-
cation, concatenation; meeting, reunion;
assemblage &c. 72.
coition, copulation; sexual -congress,
— conjunction, - intercourse.
joint, joining, juncture, pivot, hinge,
articulation, commissure, seam, gore,
gusset, sutore, stitch; Unk &c, 45; miter,
mortise.
closeness, tightness, &c. adj.; cohe-
rence &c. 46; combination &c. 48.
annexationist.
V. join, unite; con-join, -nect; asso-
ciate ; put -, lay -, clap -, hang -, lump -,
44. Disjunction. — N. dis-j unction,
-connection, -unity, -union, -associa-
tion, -engagement; discontinuity &c. 70;
abj unction; cataclasm; inconnection; ab-
stract-ion, -edness; isolation; insul-ar-
ity, -ation; oasis; island; separateness
&c. adj.; severalty; disjecta membra;
dispersion &c. 73; apportionment &c.
786.
separation; parting &c. v,; circumci-
sion; detachment, segregation; divorce,
sej unction t, seposition t, diduction, di-
remption, discerption; elision; caesura,
division, subdivision, break, fracture,
rupture; compartition t; dis-member-
ment, -integration, -location; luxation;
sever-, dissever-ance ; scission; re-, ab-
scission; lacer-, dilacer-ation; dis-, ab-
ruption; avulsion, divulsion; section, re-
section, cleavage; fission; partibility..
separability.
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I. ni. 3
hold -, piece -, tack -, fix -, bind up- to-
gether; embody, reembody; roll into
one.
attach, fix, affix, saddle on, fasten,
bind, secure, clinch, twist, make -fast
&c. adj.; tie, pinion, string, strap, sew,
lace, stitch, tack, knit, button, buckle,
hitch, lash, truss, bandage, braid, splice,
swathe, gird, tether, moor, picket, har-
ness, chain; fetter &c. (restrain) 751;
Fock, latch, belay, brace, hook, grapple,
leash, couple, accouple, link, yoke,
bracket; marry &c. (wed) 903; bridge
over, span.
braze; pin, nail, bolt, hasp, clasp,
clamp, screw, rivet; impact, solder, set;
weld -, fuse- together; wedge, rabbet,
mortise, miter, jam, dovetail, enchase;
graft, ingraft, inosculate; en-, in-twine;
inter-link, -lace, -twine, -twist, -weave;
entangle; twine round, belay; tighten;
trice -, screw- up.
be -joined &c. ; hang -, hold- together;
cohere &c. 46.
Adj. joined &c. v.; joint; con-joint,
-junct; corporate, compact; hand in
hand.
firm, fast, close, tight, taut, taught,
secure, set, intervolved t; in-separable,
-dissoluble, -secable, -severable.
Adv. jointly &c. adj.; in conjunction
with &c. (in addition to) 37; fast, firmly,
&c. adj. ; intimately.
Phr. tria juncta in uno.
fissure, breach, rent, split, rift, crack,
slit, incision.
dissection, anatomy; decomposition
&c. 49; cutting instrument &c. (sharps
ness) 253; buzz-, circular-saw.
separatist.
V. be -disjoined &c.; come -, fall- -oflf,
- to pieces; peel off; get loose.
dis-join, -connect, -engage, -unite,
-sociate, -pair; divorce, part, dispart,
detach, separate, cut off, rescind, segre-
gate; set -, keep- apart; insulate, isolate;
throw out of gear; cut adrift; loose; un-
loose, -do, -bind, -chain, -lock &c. (fix)
43, -pack, -ravel; disentangle; set free
&c. (liberate) 750.
sunder, divide, subdivide, sever, dis-
sever, abscind; circumcise; cut; in-cide t,
-cise; saw, snip, nib, nip, cleave, rive,
rend, slit, split, splinter, chip, crack,
snap, break, tear, burst; rend &c. -asun-
der, - in twain; wrench, rupture, shatter,
shiver, cranch, crunch, craunch, chop;
cut -, rip- up; hack, hew, slash; whittle;
haggle, hackle, discind t, lacerate, scam-
ble, mangle, gash, hash, slice.
cut up, carve, dissect, anatomize; dis-
limb; take -, pull -, pick -, tear- to
pieces; tear -to tatters, - piecemeal;
divellicat<?; skin &c. 226; dis-integrate,
-member, -branch, -band; disperse &c.
73; dis-locate, -joint; break up; mince;
comminute &c. (pulverize) 330; appor-
tion &c. 786.
part, - company; separate, leave.
Adj. disjoined &c. v.; discontinuous &c. 70; multipartite, abstract; dis-
junctive; secant; isolated Ac. v.; insular, separate, disparate, discrete, apart,
asunder, far between, loose, free; un-attached, -annexed, -associated, -con-
nected; distinct; adrift; straggling; rift, reft.
[capable of being cut] scissile, divisible, discerptible, partible, separable.
Adv. separately <fec. adj.; one by one, severally, apart; adrift, asunder, in
twain; in the abstract, abstractedly.
45. [Connecting medium.] Vinculum. — N. vinculum, link; connec-tive,
-tion; junction <fec. 43; bond of union, copula, intermedium, hyphen; bracket;
bridge, stepping-stone, isthmus.
bond, tendon, tendril; fiber; cord, -age; ribband, ribbon, rope, guy, cable, line,
halser t, hawser, painter, moorings, wire, chain; string <fec. (filament) 205.
fastening, tie; liga-ment, -ture; strap; tackle, rigging; standing -, running-
rigging; traces, harness; yoke; band ,-age; brace, roller, fillet; inkle; with, withe,
withy; thong, braid; girder, tiebeam; girth, girdle, cestus, garter, halter, noose,
lasso, surcingle, knot, running knot; cabestro [U. S.], cinch [U. S.], lariat, lega-
derOy oxreim; suspenders.
pin, corking pin, nail, brad, tack, skewer, staple, clamp; cramp, cramp iron,
detent, larigo, pawl, terret, treenail, screw, button, buckle, clasp, hasp, hinge,
hank, catch, latch, bolt, latchet, tag; tooth; hook, - and eye; lock, holdfast, pad-
Joelr^ ijvet; anchor, grappling iron, trennel, stake, post.
Id
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QUANTITY
46 — 61
cement, glue, gum, paste, size, wafer, solder, lute, putty, birdlime, mortar,
stucco, plaster, grout; viscum.
shackle, rein &c. (means of restraint) 752; prop &c. (support) 215.
V. bridge over, span; connect Ac. 43; hang &c. 214.
46. Coherence. — N. co-, ad-her-
ence, -hesion, -hesiveness; concretion,
accretion; con-, ag-glutination, -glom-
eration; aggregation; consolidation, set,
cementation; sticking, soldering &c. v,;
connection; dependence.
tenacity, toughness; stickiness &c.
352; insepara-bility, -bleness; bur,
remora.
conglomerate, concrete &c. (density)
321.
V. cohere, adhere, stick, cling, cleave,
hold, take hold of, hold fast, close with,
clasp, hug; grow -, hang- together;
twine roimd &c. (join) 43.
stick like -a leech, - wax; stick close;
cling like -ivy, - a bur; adhere like -a remora, - Dcjanira's shirt.
glue; ag-, con-glutinate; cement, lute, paste, gum; solder, weld; cake, con-
solidate Ac. (solidify) 321; agglomerate.
Adj. CO-, ad-hesive, -hering &c. v. ; tenacious, tough; sticky &c. 352.
united, unseparated, sessile, inseparable, inextricable, infrangible; compact
Ac. (dense) 321.
47. [Want of adhesion, nonadhe
sion, immiscibility.] Incoherence. —
N. nonadhesion; immiscibility; incoher-
ence; looseness &c. adj.; laxity; relaxa-
tion; loosening &c. v.; freedom; disjunc-
tion &c. 44; rope of sand.
V. make -loose &c. adj,; loosen,
slacken, relax; un-gluc &c. 46; detach
&c. (disjoin) 4A,
Adj. nonadhesive, immiscible; inco-
herent, detached, loose, baggy, slack,
lax, relaxed, flapping, streaming; dishev-
eled; segregated, like grains of sand;
un-consolidated &c. 231, -combined &c.
48; noncohesive.
48. Combination. — N. combina-
tion; mixture &c. 41; junction &c. 43;
union, unification, synthesis, incorpora-
tion, amalgamation, embodiment, coa-
lescence, crasis, fusion, blending, ab-
sorption, centralization.
alloy, compound, amalgam, composi-
tion, tertium quid; resultant, impregna-
tion.
V. combine, unite, incorporate, amal-
gamate, embody, absorb, reembody,
blend, merge, fuse, melt into one, con-
solidate, coalesce, centralize, impreg-
nate; put -, lump- together; cement a
union, marry.
Adj. combined &c, v,; impregnated
with, ingrained; imbued, inoculated.
49. Decomposition. — N. decompo-
sition, analysis, dissection, resolution,
catalysis, dissolution; corruption &c.
(undeanness) 653; dispersion &c. 73;
disjunction &c. 44; disintegration.
V. decom-pose, -pound; analyze, dis-
embody, dissolve; resolve -, separate-
into its elements; electrolyze; dissect,
decentralize, break up; disperse &c. 73;
unravel <fec. (unroll) 313; crumble into
dust.
Adj. decomposed &c. v.; catalytic,
analytical; resolvent, separative, sol-
vent.
4. Concrete Quantity
60. Whole. [Principal part.] — N.
whole, totality, integrity; totalness &c.
<uij.; entirety, ensemble , collectiveness;
unity &c. 87; completeness &c. 52; indi-
visibility, indiscerptibility; integration,
embodiment; integer.
all, the whole, total, aggregate, one
and all, gross amount, sum, sum total,
iovi ensemble, length and breadth of.
51. Part. — N. part, portion; dose;
item, particular; aught, any; division,
ward; subdivision, section; chapter,
verse; article, clause, count, paragraph,
passage; sector, segment; fraction, frag-
ment; cantle, -t; frustum; detachment,
parcel.
piece, lump, bit; cut, -ting; chip,
chunk, collop, «\\^^, ^^^^*, \8cax\ssa. b-^-
60 — 63
ABSTRACT RELATIONS
I. in. 4
Alpha and Omega, " be all and end all "
complex, complexus; lock stock and
barrel.
bulk, mass, lump, tissue, staple, body
compages; trunk, torso, bole, hull, hulk
skeleton; greater -, major -, best -, prin-
cipal -, main- part; essential part &c
(importance) 642; lion's share, Benja-
min's mess; the long and the short
nearly -, almost- all.
V. form -, constitute- a whole; inte-
grate, embody, amass; aggregate &c
(dssemble) 72; amount to, come to.
Adj. whole, total, integral, entire
complete Ac. 52; one, individual.
un-broken, -cut, -divided, -severed
-clipped -cropped, -shorn; seamless; un-
diminished; un-demolished, -dissolved
-destroyed, -bruised.
in-divisible, -dissoluble, -dissolvable
-discerptible.
wholesale, sweeping; comprehensive.
Adv. wholly, altogether; totally &c
(completely) 52; entirely, all, all in all,
wholesale, in a body, collectively, all put together; in the -aggregate, - lump, -
mass, - gross, - main, - long run; en m^asse, on the whole, bochly, en bloc, in
extenso, throughout, every inch; substantially.
Phr. tout bien ou Hen.
204; small part; morsel, particle &c.
(smallness) 32; installment, dividend;
share &c. (allotment) 786.
d&ms, odds and ends, oddments,
deiritus; excerpta; member, limb, lobe,
lobule, arm, wing, scion, branch, bough,
joint, link, o£fshoot, ramification, twig,
bush, spray, sprig; runner; leaf, -let;
stump; component part &c. 56; sarmen-
tum.
compartment; department &c. (doss)
75; county &c. (region) 181.
V. part, divide, break &c. (disjoin) 44 ;
partition &c. (apportion) 786.
Adj. fractional, fragmentary; sec-
tional, aHquot; divided &c. v,; in com-
partments, miUtifid; disconnected; par-
tial.
Adv. partly, in part, partially; piece-
meal, part by part; by -installments, -
snatches, - inches, - driblets; bit by bit,
inch by inch, foot by foot, drop by drop;
in -detail, - lots.
62. Completeness. — N. complete-
ness Ac. adj.] completion &c. 729; inte-
gration; allness.
entirety; perfection &c. 650; solid-ity,
-arity; unity; all; ne plus ultra, ideal,
limit.
complement, supplement, make-
weight; filling u]^ &c. V,
impletion; satur-ation, -ityt; high
^ater; high -, flood -, spring- tide; fill,
load, bumper, bellyful; brinmier; suffi-
ciency &c. 639.
V. be -complete &c. adj,) come to a
head.
render -complete &c. adj,\ complete
&c. (accomplish) 729; fill, charge, load,
replenish; make -up, - good; piece -,
eke- out; supply deficiencies; fill -up, -
in, - to the brim, - the measure of; satu-
rate.
go the whole -hog, - length; go all
lengths.
Adj. complete, entire; whole &c. 50;
perfect &c. 650; full, good, absolute,
thorough, plenary; solid, undivided;
with all its parts; all-sided.
exhaustive, radical, sweeping, thor-
ough-going; dead.
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63. Incompleteness. — N. incom-
pleteness &c. adj.; deficiency, short
measure; shortcoming &c. 304; insuflSi-
ciency &c. 640; imperfection &c. 651;
immaturity &c. (nonpreparation) 674;
half measures.
part wanting] defect, deficit, defaU
cation, omission; caret; shortage; inter-
val &c. 198; break &c. (discontinuity)
70; noncompletion &c. 730; missing
link.
V. be -incomplete &c. adj. ; fall short
of &c. 304; lack &c. (be insufficient) 640;
neglect &c. 460.
Adj. incomplete; imperfect &c. 651;
unfinished; uncompleted &c. (see com-
plete &c. 729); defective, deficieut,
wanting, failing; in -default, - arrear;
short, - of; hollow, meager, lame, half-
and-half, perfunctory, sketchy; crude
&c. (unprepared) 674.
mutilated, garbled, docked, lopped,
truncated.
in -progress, - hand; going on, pro-
ceeding.
Adv. incompletely Ac. adj.; by halves.
Phr. axtera desurU; caret.
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62 — 67
regular, consummate, unmitigated, sheer, unqualified, unconditional, free;
abundant &c. (sufficient) 639.
brimming; brim-, top-ful; chock -, choke- full; as full as -an egg is of meat,
- a vetch; saturated, crammed; replete &c. (redundant) 641; fraught, laden;
full-laden, -fraught, -charged; heavy laden.
completing &c. v.; supplement-al, -ary; ascititious.
Adv. completely &c. adj,; altogether, outright, wholly, totally, in toiOj
quite; all out; over head and ears; efifectually, for good and all, nicely, fully,
through thick and thin, head and shoulders; neck and -heel, - crop; in -all re-
spects, - every respect; at all points, out and out, to all intents and purposes;
toto ccelo; utterly; clean, - as a whistle; to the -full, - utmost, - backbone;
hollow, stark; heart and soul, root and branch, down to the ground.
to the top of one's bent, as far as possible, d outrance.
throughout; from -first to last, - beginning to end, - end to end, - one end
to the other, - Dan to Beersheba, - head to foot, - top to toe, ~ top to bottom ;
defond en comble; dfond, a capite ad calcenij ab ovo usque ad malay fore and aft;
every -whit, - inch; cap^-pie, to the end of the chapter; up to the -brim, -
ears, - eyes; as ... as can be.
on all accounts; sou^ tous les rapports; with a -vengeance, - witness.
Fhr. fahus in unofalsus in omnibua; omnem movere lapidem; una scopa nuova apazza bent
54. Composition. — N. composi-
tion, constitution, crasis; combination
&c. 48; inclusion, admission, compre-
hension, reception; embodiment; forma-
tion.
V. be -composed, - made, - formed,
- made up- of; consist of, be resolved
into.
include &c. (in a cUlss) 76; contain,
hold, comprehend, take in, admit, em-
brace, embody; involve, implicate; drag
into.
compose, constitute, form, make;
make -^, fill -, build- up; enter into the
composition of &c. (be a component) 56.
Adj. containing, constituting &c. v.
66. Exclusion. — N. exclusion, non-
admission, omission, exception, rejec-
tion, repudiation; exile &c. (seclusion)
893; noninclusion, preclusion, prohibi-
tion.
separation, segregation, seposition t,
elimination, expulsion; cofferdam.
V. be excluded from &c.
exclude, bar; leave -, shut -, bar- out;
reject, repudiate, blackball; lay -, put
-, set — apart, - aside; relegate, segre-
gate; throw overboard; strike -off, -
out; neglect &c. 460; banish &c. (seclude)
893; separate &c. (disjoin) 44.
pass over, omit; garble; eliminate,
weed, winnow.
Adj. excluding &c. v,; exclusive,
excluded &c. i;.; unrecounted, not included in; inadmissible.
Adv. exclusive of, barring; except; with the exception of; save; bating.
66. Component. — N. component;
component -, integral -, integrant- part;
element, constituent, ingredient, leaven;
part and parcel; contents; appurte-
nance; feature; member &c. (part) 51;
personnel.
V. enter into, - the composition of;
be a -component &c. n. ; be ~, form- part
Ac. 51 of; merge -, be merged- in; be
implicated in; share in &c. (participate)
778; belong -, appertain- to; combine,
inhere in, unite.
form, make, constitute, compose.
Adj. forming &c. v.; inclusive.
67. Eztraneousness. — N. extrane-
ousness &c. adj.; extrinsicality &c. 6;
exteriority &c. 220; alienage, alienism.
foreign -body, - substance, - element;
alien, stranger, intruder, interloper, for-
eigner, noviLS homo, newcomer, inmii-,
emi-grant; Creole, Africander; outsider;
Dago*, Easterner [U. S.j, Dutchman,
tenderfoot.
Adj. extraneous, foreign, alien, ul-
terior; tra-, ultra-montane.
excluded &c. 55; inadmissible; excep-
tional.
Adv. in foreign -parts, - lands; abroad,
beyond seas*, ovei ^v^ qtq. w\.^'5.\3t'ttN^^.
68 — 69
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I. IV. 1
Section IV. ORDER
1. Order in General
68. Order. — N. order, regularity,
uniformity, symmetry, lucidus ordo;
music of the spheres.
gradation, progression; series &c.
(continuity) 69.
subordination; course, even tenor, rou-
tine; method, disposition, arrangement,
array, system, economy, discipline; or-
derliness &c. adj.
rank, place &c. (term) 71.
V. be -, become- in order &c. adj.;
form, fall in, draw up ; arrange -, range -,
place- itself; fall into -, take- -one^s
place, - rank; rally round.
adjust, methodize, regulate, systema-
tize.
Adj. orderly, regular; in -order, -
trim, - apple-pie order, - its proper
place; neat, tidy, en regie y well regulated,
correct, methodical, uniform, symmet-
rical, shipshape, businesslike, syste-
matic; unconfused &c. (see confuse &c.
61); arranged &c. 60.
Adv. in order; methodically &c. adj.;
in -turn, - its turn; step by step;, by
regular -steps, - gradations, - stages, -
intervals; seriatim, systematically, by
clockwork, gradatim; at stated periods
&c. (periodically) 138.
Phr. natura mm facit saltum; " order is
heaven's first law" [Pope]; "order from dis-
order sprung " [Paradise Lost]] ordo est parium
dispariumque rerum sua loca tribuens dispositio
[St. Augustine].
/
69. [Absence, or want of Order, &c.l
Disorder. — N. disorder; derangemeat
&c. 61; irregularity; anomaly &c. (un~
conformity) 83; anar-chy, -ch^m; want
of method; untidiness &c. adj. ; disunion ;
discord &c. 24.
confusion ; conf usedness &c. adj. ; mish-
mash, mix; disarray, jumble, huddle.
Htter, lumber; cahotage; farrago; mess,
mash, muddle, muss [U. S.], hash,
hodgepodge; hotch-potch, -pot; im-
broglio, chaos, omnium gatherum, med-
ley; mere -mixture &c. 41; fortuitous
concourse of atoms, disjecta membra,
rudis indigestaque moles [Ovidl.
complexity; complexness &c. arfj.;
complexus; com-, im-plication; intri-
cacy, -cation; perplexity; network, laby-
rinth; wilderness, jungle; involution,
raveling, entanglement; coil .&c. (convo-
lution) 248; sleave, tangled skein, knot,
Gordian knot, wheels within wheels;
kink, knarl; webwork.
turmoil; ferment &c. (agitation) 315;
to do, trouble, pudder, pother, row, dis
turbance, convulsion, tumult, uproar,
riot, rumpus, stour, scramble, fracas,
embroilment, meUe, spill and pelt, rough
and tumble; whirlwind &c. 349; bear
garden. Babel, Saturnalia, Donnybrook
Fair, confusion worse confounded, most
admired disorder, concordia discars;
Bedlam-, hell- broke loose; bull in a
china shop; all the fat in the fire,
diable d quatre, Devil to pay; pretty kettle of fish; pretty piece of -work,-
business.
slattern, slut.
V. be -disorderly &c. adj. ; ferment, play at cross-purposes,
put out of order; derange &c. 61; ravel &c. 219; ruffle, rumple.
Adj. disorderly, orderless; out of -order, - place, - gear; irregular, desultory ;
anomalous &c. (unconformable) 83; acephalous; aimless; disorganized; strag-
gling; un-, im-methodical; unsynunetric, unsystematic; untidy, slovenly; dis-
located; out of sorts; promiscuous, indiscriminate; chaotic, anarchical; un-
arranged &c. (see arrange &c. 60) ; confused ; deranged &c. 61 ; topsy-turvy &c.
(inverted) 218; shapeless &c. 241 ; disjointed, out of joint; knarled.
com-plex, -plexed; intricate, complicated, perplexed, involved, raveled,
entangled, knotted, tangled, inextricable; irreducible,
troublous; riotous &c. (violent) 173.
Adv. irregularly &c. adj.; by fits, -and -snatches, - starts; pellmell;
higgledy-piggledy; helter-skelter, harum-scarum; in a ferment; at -sixes
and sevens, - cross-purposes; upside down &c. 218.
Phr. the cart before the horse; tfiTTtpov vpbripov) chaos is come again; " thft wreck of
matter and the crush of worlds '' [Addison].
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I. IV. 2
ORDER
60 — 63
60. [Reduction tx) Order.] Arrange-
ment.— N. arrangement; plan &c.
626; preparation &c. 673; dispos-al,
-ition; col-, al-location; distribution;
sorting &c. v.; assortment, allotment,
apportionment, taxis, taxonomy, syn-
taxis, graduation, organization; group-
ing.
analysis, classification, division, diges-
tion.
[Result of arrangement] digest; syn-
opsis &c. (compendium) 596*; syntagma,
table, atlas; register &c. (record) 551;
organism, architecture.
[Instrmnent for sorting] sieve, riddle,
screen.
V. reduce to -, bring into- order; in-
troduce order into; rally.
arrange, dispose, place, form; put -,
set -, place- in order; set out, collocate,
pack, marshal, range, size, rank, group,
parcel out, allot, distribute, deal; cast
— , assign- the parts; dispose of, assign
places to; assort, sort; sift, riddle; put
— , set- -to rights, - into shape, - in trim,
- in array; apportion.
class, -ify; divide; file, string together,
thread; register Ac. (record) 551; cata-
logue, tabulate, index, graduate, digest, grade.
methodize, regulate, systematize, coordinate, organize, settle, fix.
unravel, disentangle, ravel, card; disembroil; feaze.
Adj. arranged &c. t;. ; embattled, in battle array; cut and dried; methodical,
orderly, regular, systematic.
2. Consecutive Order
61. [Subversion of Order; bringing
into disorder.] Derangement. — N. de-
rangement &c. v,'y disorder &c. 59; evec-
tion, discomposure, disturbance; dis-,
de-organization; dislocation; perturba-
tion, interruption; shufflng &c. v.; in-
version &c. 218; corrugation &c. (Jold)
258; involvement.
V. derange; dis-, mis-arrange; dis-,
mis-place; mislay, discompose, disorder;
de-, dis-organize; embroil, unsettle, dis-
turb, confuse, trouble, perturb, jumble,
tumble; huddle, shuffle, muddle, toss,
hustle, fumble, riot; bring -, put -,
throw- into -disorder &c. 59 ; muss [U. S.] ;
break the ranks, disconcert, convulse;
break in upon.
unhinge, dislocate, put out of joint,
throw out of gear.
turn topsy-turvy &c. (invert) 218;
bedevil; complicate, involve, perplex,
confound; im-, em-brangle, tangle, en-
tangle, ravel, tousle, towzle, dishevel,
ruffle; rumple &c. (fold) 258.
Utter, scatter; mix &c. 41.
Adj. deranged &c. v.; syncre-tic,
-tistic; mussy [U. S.].
Q« Precedence. — N. precedence;
coming before &c. v.; the lead, le pas;
superiority Ac. 33; importance &c. 642;
anteced-ence, -ency; anteriority &c.
(front) 234; precursor &c. 64; priority
&c. 116; precession &c. 280; anteposi-
tion; epacme; preference.
V. precede; come -before, - first;
head, lead, take the lead; lead the -way,
- dance; introduce, usher in; have
the pas; set the fashion &c. (influence)
175; open the ball; take-, have- pre-
cedence; have the start &c. (get before)
280.
place before; prefix; premise, prelude,
preface.
Adj. preceding &c. v.; pre-, ante-
cedent; anterior; prior &c. 116; before;
former, foregoing; before-, above-, afore-
mentioned;. aforesaid, said; precurs-
ory, -ive; prevenient, preliminary, pref-
63. Sequence. — N. sequence, com-
ing after; going after &c. (following)
281; consecution, succession; posteri-
ority &c. 117.
continuation; order of succession;
successiveness; paracme.
secondariness; subordinancy Ac. (in-
feriority) 34.
after-birth, -burden; placenta, sec-
undines.
V. succeed; come -after, - on, - next;
follow, ensue, step into the shoes of;
alternate.
place after, suffix, append.
Adj. succeeding &c. y.; sequent; sub-,
con-sequent ; sequacious, proximate,
next; consecutive &c. (continuity) 69;
alternate, amoebean.
latter; posterior &c. 117.
Adv. after, subsequently; behind &c.
(rear) IZh.
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ABSTRACT RELATIONS
I. IV. 2
atory, introductx)ry; preliis-ive, -ory; proemial, preparatory.
Adv. before; in advance <&c. (precession) 280.
Phr. seniarea priorea; prior tempore prior jure.
64. Precursor. — N. precursor, ante-
cedent, precedent, predecessor; fore-
runner, vancourier, avant-coureur, pio-
neer, prodrome ti prodromos, prodromus,
outrider; leader, bellwether; herald, har-
binger; dawn; avant^ourier, bellmare,
forelooper, foreloper, voorlooper, voor-
trekker,
prelude, preamble, preface, prologue,
foreword, avant-propos, protasis, proe-
mium, prolusion, proem, prolepsis, prolegomena, prefix, introduction; head-
ing, frontispiece, groundwork; preparation Ac. 673; overture, exordium, sym-
phony; premises.
prefigiu-ement &c. 511; omen Ac. 512.
Adj. precursory; prelu-sive, -sory, -dioas; proemial, introductory, prefa-
tory, prodromous, inaugural, preliminary; precedent Ac. (prior) 116.
Phr. ** a precedent embalms a principle " [Disraeli].
66. Sequel. — N. sequel, suflSx, suc-
cessor; tail, queue, train, wake, trail,
rear; retinue, suite; appendix, postscript ;
epilogue; peroration; codicil; continua-,
tion, sequela; appendage; tail -, heeU
piece; tag, more last words; colophon.
after-come, -growth, -part, -piece,
-course, -thought, -game; arriire pens^^
second thoughts; outgrowth.
66. Beginning. — N. beginning, com-
mencement, opening, outset, incipi-
ence, inception, inchoation; introduc-
tion &c. (precursor) 64; alpha, initial;
inaugun^tion, debut, le premier pas^ em-
barcation, rising of the curtain; maiden
speech; outbreak, onset, brunt; initia-
tive, move, first move; narrow -, thin-
end of the wedge; fresh start, new depar-
ture.
origin &c. (cause) 153; source, rise;
bud, germ Ac. 153; egg, rudiment;
genesis, birth, nativity, cradle, infancy;
start, starting point Ac. 293; dawn Ac.
(morning) 125.
title-page; head, -ing; van Ac. (front)
234; caption, /a^iTiaA.
en-trance, -try; inlet, orifice, mouth,
chops, lips, porch, portal, portico, propy-
lon, door; gate, -way; postern, wicket,
threshold, vestibule; propylaeum; skirts,
border Ac. (edge) 231.
first -stage, - blush, - glance, - im-
pression, - sight.
rudiments, elements, outlines, gram-
mar, alphabet, ABC.
V. begin, commence, inchoate, rise,
arise, originate, conceive, initiate, open,
dawn, set in, take its rise, enter upon,
enter; set out Ac. (depart) 293; embark
in; incept.
usher in; lead -oflf, - the way; take
the -lead, - initiative; inaugurate, head;
stand -at the head, - first, - for; lay the
foundations &c. (prepare) 673; found
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67. End. — N. end, close, terminar-
tion; desinence, conclusion, finis, finale,
period, term, terminus, last, omega; ex-
treme, -tremity; gable -, butt -, fag-
end; tip, nib, point; tail Ac. (:rear) 235;
verge Ac. (ed^e) 231; tag, peroration;
honrue boiLche; bottom dollar, tail end.
consummation, denouement; finish Ac.
(completion) 729; fate; doom, -sday;
crack of doom, day of Judgment, fall of
the curtain; goal, destination; limit,
determination; expiration, expiry; death
Ac. 360; end of all things; finality;
eschatology.
break up, comm£ncem£nt de la fin, last
stage, turning point; coup de grdce,
deathblow; knock-out, - blow; sock-
dolager * [U. S.].
V. end, close, finish, terminate, con-
clude, be all over; expire; die Ac. 360;
come -, draw- to a -close Ac. n. ; have
nm its course; run out, pass away.
bring to an -end Ac. n.; put an end
to, make an end of; determine; get
through; achieve Ac. (complete) 729;
stop Ac. (make to cease) 142; shut up
shop; hang up one's fiddle.
Adj. ending Ac. v,; final, terminal,
definitive; crowning Ac. (completing)
729; last, ultimate; hindermost; rear
&c. 235; caudal; vergent.
contermin-ate t, -ous, -able.
ended Ac. v.; at an end; settled, de-
cided, over, played out, set at rest;
conclusive.
I. IV. 2
ORDER
66 — 70
penultimate; last but -one, - two, &c.
unbegun, unconimenced; fresb.
Adv. finally &c. adj.; in fine; at the
last; once for all.
Phr. '* as high as Heaven and as deep as
hell *' [Beaumont & Fletcher]; deficit omne quod
nascitur [Quintilian]; en toute chose il favi con-
sid^erlafin; finemrespice; ultimue Romanorum.
4c. {cause) 153; set -up, - on foot, -
agoing, ~ abroach, - the ball in motion;
apply the match to a train; launch,
broach; open -up, - the door to; set
-about, - to work; make a -beginning,
- start; handsel; take the first step, lay
the first stone, cut the first turf; break
-ground, - the ice, - cover; pass -, cross-
the Rubicon; open -fire, - the ball;
ventilate, air; undertake &c. 676.
come into -existence, - the world; make one* scUbutf take birth; burst forth,
break out; spring -, crop- up.
begin -at the beginning, - ab ovOy - again, - de novo; start afresh, make a fresh
start, shuffle the cards, resume, recommence.
Adj. beginning Ac. v.] initi-al, -atory, -ative; inceptive, introductory, in-
cipient; proemial, inaugural; incho-ate, -ative; embryonic, rudimental; pri-
mogenial; primeval Ac. (old) 124; aboriginal; natal, nascent.
first, foremost, leading; maiden.
begun &c. v.; just -begun &c. v. *
Adv. at -, in- the beginning Ac. n.; first, in the first place, imprimis, first
and foremost; in limine; in -the bud, - embryo, - its infancy; from -the be-
ginning, - its birth; ab "initio, - ovo, - incunabilis, - ongine,
Phr. aller Anfcmpist schwer; dimidium facti qtn coepit habet [Cicero]; omnium rerum prin"
cipia parva aunt [Cicero].
68. Middle. — N. middle, midst, mediety t; mean &c. 29; medium, middle
term; center Ac. 222, mid-course Ac. 628; mezzo termine; juste milieu Ac. 628;
halfway house, nave, navel, omphalos; nucle-us, -olus.
equidistance, bisection, half distance; equator, diaphragm, midriff; interja-
cence Ac. 228.
Adj. middle, medial, mesial, mean, mid; middle-, mid-most; mediate; inter-
mediate Ac. {interjacent) 228; equidistant; central Ac. 222; mediterranean,
equatorial; homocentric.
Adv. in the middle; mid-, half-way; midships, amidships, in medias res.
69. [Uninterrupted sequence.] Con-
tinuity. — N. continuity; consecu-tion,
-tiveness Ac. adj.; succession, round,
suite, progression, series, train, chain;
cat-, concat-enation; scale; gradation,
course; ceaselessness, constant flow, un-
broken extent.
procession, column; retinue, cortege,
cavalcade, rank and file, line of battle,
array.
p>edigree, genealogy, lineage, race; an-
cestry, descent, family, house; line, - of
ancestors; strain.
rank, file, line, row, range, tier, string,
thread, team; suit; colonnade.
V. follow in -, form- a series Ac. n.;
fall in.
arrange in a -series Ac. n.; string to-
gether, file, thread, graduate, tabulate.
Adj. continu-ous, -ed; consecutive;
progressive, gradual; serial, successive;
immediate, unbroken, entire; linear; in
70. [Interrupted sequence.] Discon-
tinuity. — N. discontinuity; disjunc-
tion Ac. 44; anacoluthon; interruption,
break, fracture, flaw, fault, crack, cut;
gap Ac. (interval) 198; solution of con-
tinuity, cirsura; broken thread; paren-
thesis, episode, rhapsody, patchwork;
intermission; alternation Ac. {periodic^
ity) 138; dropping fire.
V. be -discontinuous Ac. adj,; alter-
nate, intermit.
discontinue, pause, interrupt; inter-
vene; break, - in upon, - off; interpose
Ac. 228; break -, snap- the thread; dis-
connect Ac. (disjoin) 44; dissever.
Adj. discontinuous, unsuccessive,
broken, interrupted, decoiisii; dis-, un-
connected; discrete, disjunctive; fitful
Ac. (irregxdar) 139; spasmodic, desul-
tory; intermit-ting Ac. v., -tent; alter-
nate; recurrent Ac. (periodic) 138.
Adv. at m\Aii\«Jis\ X^^ -^^'^vOwiSN^
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ABSTRACT RELATIONS
I. IV. 2
a -line, - row &c. n.; uninter-rupted,
-mitting; unremitting; perennial, ever-
green ; constant.
Adv. continuously &c. adj.; seriatim;
jerks, - skips, - catches, - fits and starts;
skippingly, per saUum; Umgo intervallo.
Phr. like " ansel visits few and far be-
tween " [Campbell].
in a -line &c. n.; in -succession, - turn;
lunning, gradually, step by step, gradatim, at a stretch; in -file, - column,
- single file, - Indian file. 1
I
71. Term. — N. term, rank, station, stage, step; degree Ac. 26; scale, re-
move, grade, link, peg, round of the ladder, status, position, place, point,
mark, pas, period, pitch; stand, -ing; footing, range.
V. hold -, occupy -, find -, fall into- a place &c. n.
3. Collective Order
72. Assemblage. — N. assemblage;
col-lection, -location, -ligation; com-
/)ilation, levy, gathering, ingathering,
muster, attroupenwnt; team; con-course,
-flux, -gregation, -tesseration t, -verg-
ence &c. 290; meeting, levfee, reunion,
drawing room, at home; conversazione
&c. (social gathering) 892; assembly,
congress; conven-tion, -tide; gemote;
conclave &c. (council) 696; posse, posse
comitatus; Noah's ark.
miscellany, collectanea; museum, me-
nagerie &c. (store) 636; muscology.
crowd, throng; flood, rush, deluge;
rabble, mob, press, crush, cohue, horde,
body, tribe; crew, gang, knot, squad,
band, party ; swarm, shoal, school, covey,
flock, herd, drove; atajo; bunch, drive,
force, mulada (U. S.]; remuda; round-up
[U. S.]; array, bevy, galaxy; corps, com-
pany, troop, troupe; army, regiment &c.
(combatants) 726; host &c. (multitude)
102; populousness.
clan, brotherhood, association &c.
(party) 712.
volley, shower, storm, cloud.
group, cluster, Pleiades, clump, pen-
cil; set, batch, lot, pack; budget, assort-
ment, bunch; parcel; pack-et, -age;
bun.llo, fascine, bale; ser-on, -oon; fagot, wisp, truss, tuft; shock, rick, fardel,
staclc, jsheaf, haycock; fascicle, fascicule, fasciculus, gavel, hattock, stook.
accumulation &c. (store) 636; congeries, heap, lump, pile, rouleau, tissue,
mass, pyramid; bing; drift; snow-ball, -drift; acervation, cumulation; glom-,
agglom-eration; conglobation; conglomer-ation, -aie; coacervation, coag-
mentation, aggregation, concentration, congestion, omnium gatherum, spicile-
giumy black hole of Calcutta; quantity &c. (greatness) 31.
collector, gatherer; whip, -per in.
V. [be or come together] assemble, collect, muster; meet, unite, join, rejoin;
cluster, flock, swarm, surge, stream, herd, crowd, throng, associate; con-gre-
gate, -glomerat<*, -centrate; center round, rendezvous, resort; come -, flock
~> get -, pig- together; forgather; huddle; reassemble.
/get or hnng together] assemble, muster; bring -, get -, put -, draw -,
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73. Nonassemblage. Dispersion.
— N. dispersion; disjunction Ac. 44;
divergence &c. 291 ; aspersion; scattering
&c. v,\ dissemination, diffusion, dissi-
pation, distribution; apportionment Ac.
786; spread, respersionf, circumfusion,
interspersion, spargef action t; aflfusion.
waifs and estrays, flotsam and jet-
sam, disjecta membra, [Hor.]; waveson.
V. disperse, scatter, sow, disseminate,
diffuse, shed, spread, bestrew, over-
spread, dispense, disband, disembody,
dismember, distribute; apportion Ac.
786; blow off, let out, dispel, cast forth,
draught off; strew, straw, strow; ted;
spirtle, cast, sprinkle; issue, deal out, re-
tail, utter; re-, inter-sperse; set abroach,
circumfuse.
turn ~, cast- adrift; scatter to the
winds; sow broadcast.
spread like wildfire, disperse them-
selves.
Adj. unassembled Ac. (see assemble
Ac. 72); dispersed Ac. v.; sparse, dis-
pread, broadcast, sporadic, widespread;
epidemic Ac. (general) 78; adrift, stray;
disheveled, streaming.
Adv. sparsim, here and there, passim
I. IV. 4 ORDER 72 — 79
scrape -, lump- tx)gether; col-lect, -locate, -ligate; get -, whip- in; gather;
hold a meeting; con-vene, -voke, -vocate; rake up, dredge; heap, mass, pile;
pack, put up, truss, cram; acervate t; ag-glcmerate, -gregate; compile; group,
aggroup, concentrate, unite; collect -, bring- into a focus; amass, accumulate
&c. (store) 636; collect in a dragnet; heap Ossa upon Pelion.
Adj. assembled &c. v.; closely packed, dense, serried, crowded to suffoca-
tion, teeming, swarming, populous; as thick as hops; all of a heap, fascicu-
lated; cumulative.
Phr. the plot thickens; acervcUim; iibi seria iibi metis.
74. [Place of meeting.] Focus. — N. focus; point of- convergence &c. 290;
corradiation; center &c. 222; gathering place, resort; haunt ; retreat; venue; ren-
dezvous; rallying point, headquarters, home, club; depot &c. {store) 636; tryst-
ing place; place of -meeting, - resort, - assignation; point de reunion; issue.
V. bring to -a point, - a focus, - an issue.
4. Distributive Order
76. Class. — N. class, division, category, categorema, head, order, section;
department, province, domain.
kind, sort, genus, species, variety, family, race, tribe, caste, sept, clan, breed,
type, kit, sect, set; assortment; feather, kidney; suit; range; gender, sex, kin.
maimer, description, denomination, designation, character, stamp; predica-
ment; indication, particularization, selection, specification.
similarity &c. 17.
77. Exclusion.^ — N. exclusion Ac.
55.
76. Inclusion. [Comprehension un-
der, or reference to a class.] — N. inclu-
sion, admission, comprehension, recep-
tion.
composition Ac. (ind-usion in a compound) 54.
V. he -included in &c.; come -, fall -, range- under; belong -, pertain- to;
range with; merge in.
include, comprise, comprehend, contain, admit, embrace, receive; inclose
&c. (circumscribe) 229; embody, encircle.
reckon -, enumerate -, number- among; refer to; place -, arrange- -under,
- with; take into account.
Adj. includ-ed, -ing &c. v.; inclusive; congen-er, -erous; of the same -class
Ac. 75; encircling. •
Phs. a maximU ad minima^ et hoc genus omne^ &c., etc.; et ccetera.
78. Oenerality. — N. general-ity,
-Ization; universality ; catholic-ity, -ism;
miscel-lany, -laneousness; dragnet; com-
mon run; worldwideness.
every-one, -body; all hands, all the
world and his wife; anybody, N or M,
all sorts.
prevalence, run.
V. be -general Ac. adj.; prevail, be
going about, stalk abroad.
render -general Ac. adj. ; generalize.
Adj. general, generic, collective;
broad, comprehensive, sweeping; ency-
79. Speciality. — N. speciality, sp^-
cialiti; individ-uality, -uityt; partic-
ularity, peculiarity; idiocrasy Ac. (tend-
ency) 176; personality, characteristic,
mannerism, idiosyncrasy; specificness
Ac. adj.; singularity Ac. (unconjorm-
ity) 83; reading, version, lection; state;
trait; distinctive feature; technicality;
diflferentia.
particulars, details, items, counts;
minutise.
I, self, I myself; my-, him-, her-, it-
self.
' The same set of words are used to express Exclusion from a class and Exclusion from a com-
povnd. Reference is therefore made to the former at 55. This identity doea wkA, <5k^^>« ^^65^
regard to Indusian, which therefore constitutes a separate caXe^r^ .
78 — 83
ABSTRACT RELATIONS
I. IV. 4
clopedical, widespread &c. (dispersed)
73.
universal; catho-lic, -lical; common,
world-wide; ce-, e-cumenical; transcen-
dental; prevalent, prevailing, rife, epi-
demic, besetting; all over, covered with.
Pan-American, -Anglican, -Hellenic,
-Germanic, -slavic; panharmonic.
every, all; unspecified, impersonal.
customary &c. (habitual) 613.
Adv. what-ever, -soever; to a man,
one and all.
generally Ac. adj.; always, for better
for worse; in general, generally speak-
ing; speaking generally; for the most
part; in the long run &c. (on an average)
29.
respectively, each to each; seriatim
namely, that is to say, videlicet^
Phr. le style eat Vhomme mime.
V. specify, particularize, individualiise,
realize, specialize, designate, determine;
denote, indicate, point out, select.
descend to particulars, enter into de-
tail, come to the point.
Adj. special, particular, individual,
specific, proper, personal, original, pri-
vate, respective, definite, determinate,
especial, certain, esoteric, endemic, par-
tial, party, peculiar, appropriate, several,
characteristic, diagnostic, exclusive; sin-
gular &c. (exceptional) 83; idiomatic;
typical.
this, that; yon, -der.
Adv. specially Ac. adj.; in particu-
lar, in proprid persond; ad hominem;
for my part.
each, apiece, one by one; severally,
, in detail, bit by bit ; pro -hac vice, - re natd.
viz. ; to wit.
5. Order as Regards Categories
80. Rule. — N. regularity, uniform-
ity, constancy, clock-work precision;
punctuality &c. (exactness) 494; even
tenor; system; routine &c. (custom) 613;
formula; rule Ac. (form, regulation) 697;
keynote, standard, model; precedent &c.
(prototype) 22; conformity &c. 82.
nature, principle; law; order of things;
normal -, natural -, ordinary -, model-
-state, - condition; standing -dish, -
order; Procrustean law; law of the
Medes and Persians; hard and fast rule.
Adj. regular, uniform, constant,
steady; according to rule &c. (conform"
able) 82; customary Ac. 613; methodical,
orderly.
82. Conformity. — N. conform-ity,
-ance; observance; habituation.
naturalization; conventionality Ac.
(ciLstom) 613; agreement Ac. 23.
example, instance, specimen, sample,
quotation; exemplification, illustration,
case in point; object lesson; elucidation.
«attem Ac. (prototype) 22.
'. conform to, - rule; accommodate -,
adapt- oneself to; rub off comers.
be -regular Ac. adj. ; move in a groove;
follow -, observe -, go by -, bend to -,
obey- -rules, - precedents; comply -,
tally ~, chime in -, fall in- with; be
-guided, - regulated- by; fall into a
-custom, - usage; follow the -fashion,
2^
81. Multiformity. — N. multi-,
omni-formity; variety, diversity; multi-
fariousness Ac. adj.; varied assortment.
Adj. multi-form, -fold, -farious, -gen-
erous, -plex; variform, manifold, many-
sided; omni-form, -genous, -farious;
heterogeneous, motley, mosaic; epicene,
indiscriminate, desultory, irregular, di-
versified, different, divers; all manner
of; of -every description, - all sorts and
kinds; et hoc genus omne; and what not?
de omnibus rebus et quibusdam aliis.
Phr. " harmoniously confused " [Popol;
" variety's the very spice of life " [CowperJ;
83. Unconformity. — N. noncon-
formity Ac. 82; un-, dis-conformity;
unconventionality, informality, abnor-
mity, anomaly; anomalousness Ac. adj.;
exception, peculiarity; infraction -,
breach -, violation -, infringement- of
-law, - custom, - usage; teratisnx, eccen-
tricity, bizarrerie, oddity, je ne sais quoi,
monstrosity, rarity; freak of Nature;
rouser, snorter * [U. S.].
individuality, idiosyncrasy, original-
ity, mannerism.
aberration; irregularity; variety; sin-
gularity; exemption; salVo Ac. (quali-
fication) 469.
nonconformist; nondescript, charac-
I. IV. 5
ORDER
82 — 83
ter, original, nonsuch, monster, prodigy,
wonder, miracle, curiosity, flying fish,
black swan, lusiis naturoBf rara at/is,
queer fish; mongrel; half-caste, -blood,
-breed; mfetis, crossbreed, hybrid, mule,
mulatto; tertium quid, hermaphrodite.
phoenix, chimera, hydra, sphinx, min-
otaur; griff-in, -on; centaur; xiphopa-
gus; hippo-griff, -centaur; saggittary;
kraken, cockatrice, wyvern, roc, dragon,
sea serpent; mermaid; unicorn; Cyclops,
** men whose heads do grow beneath
their shoulders " [Othello]; teratology.
fish out of water; neither -one thing
nor another, - fish flesh nor fowl nor
good red herring; one in a -way, - thou-
sand; out-cast, -law; oasis.
V. be -uncomformable &c. adj.; ab-
normalize; leave the beaten -track,
- path; infringe -, break -, violate- a
-law, - habit, - usage, - custom; drive a
coach and six through; stretch a point;
have no business there; baffle -, beggar-
all description.
Adj. uncomformable, exceptional; ab-
norm-al, -ous; anomal-ous, -istic; out
of -order, - place, - keeping, - tune, -
one's element; irregular, arbitrary; tera-
togenic; lawless, informal, aberrant,
stray, wandering, wanton; peculiar,
exclusive, unnatural, eccentric, egre-
gious; out of the -beaten track, - com-
mon, - common run, - pale of; misplaced;
funny.
un-usual, -accustomed, -customary,
-wonted, -common; rare, singular,
unique, curious, odd, • extraordinary,
strange, monstrous; wonderful &c. 870;
unexpected, unaccountable; outrif out of
the way, remarkable, noteworthy; queer,
quaint, nondescript, none such, sui generis; original, unconventional, un-
fashionable; un-described, -precedented, -paralleled, -exampled, -heard of,
-familiar; fantastic, newfangled, grotesque, bizarre; outlandish, exotic,
tombi des nueSy preternatural; denaturalized.
heterogeneous, heteroclite, amorphous, mongrel, amphibious, epicene,
half blood, hybrid; androgyn-ous, -al; unsynmietric &c. 243; adelomorphous,
bisexual, hermaphrodite, monoclinous.
qualified Ac. 469.
Adv. unconformably &c. adj.; except, unless, save, barring, beside, without,
save and except, let alone,
however, yet, but.
Int. what -on earthi - in the worldl
Phr. never wm nseen, - heard, - known- the like.
- multitude; pass muster, do as others
do, hurler avec lea loups; do at Rome
as the Romans do; go -, swim- with the
-stream, - current, - tide; tread the
beaten track &c. (habit) 613; keep one
in countenance.
exemplify, illustrate, cite, quote, put
a case; produce an -instance &c. n.;
elucidate, explain.
. Adj. conformable to rule; regular &c.
80; according to -regulation, - rule, -
Cocker, - Gunter; en r^gle, selon les
rigles, well regulated, orderly; symmet-
ric &c. 242.
conventional &c. (customary) 613; of
-daily, - everyday- occurrence; in the
natural order of things; ordinary, com-
mon, habitual, usual.
in the order of the day; naturalized.
typical, normal, formal; canonical,
orthodox, sound, strict, rigid, positive,
uncompromising, Procrustean.
secundum artem, shipshape, technical.
exemplary, illustrative, in point.
Adv. coEiiformably &c. adj,] by rule;
agreeably to; in -conformity, - accord-
ance, - keeping- with; according to;
consistently with; as usual, ad instar,
instar omnium; more -solitOy - majorum,
for the sake of conformity; of -, as a
matter of- course; pro formd, for form's
sake, by the card.
invariably Ac. (uniformly) 16.
for -example, - instance; exempli
gratid; e. g,; inter alia.
Phr. cela va sans dire; ex pede Herculem;
noscUur a sociis; ne e quovis ligno Mercurius fiat
[Erasmus]; " they are happy men whose na-
tures sort with their vocations '' [Bacon].
*:a
84 — 86 ABSTRACT RELATlOiNS I. v. 1
Section V. NUMBER
1. Number, in the Abstract
84. Number. — N. number, symbol, numeral, figure, cipher, digit, integer;
counter; round number; formula; function; series.
sum, difference, complement, subtrahend; product; multipli-cand, -er, -cator;
coefficient, multiple; dividend, divisor, factor, quotient, submultiple, frac-
tion; mixed number; numerator, denominator; decimal, circulating decimal,
repetend; common measure, aliquot part; reciprocal; prime number; totient.
permutation, combination, variation; election.
ratio, proportion; progression; arithmetical -, geometrical -, harmonical-
progression; percentage.
figurate -, pyramidal -, polygonal- numbers.
power, root, exponent, index, logarithm, antilogarithm; modulus.
differential, integral, fluxion, fluent.
Adj. numeral, complementary, divisible, aliquot, reciprocal, prime, frac-
tional, decimal, figurate, incommensurable.
proportional, exponential, logarithmic, logometric, differential, fluxional, in-
tegral, totitive.
positive, negative; rational, irrational; surd, radical, real, imaginary, im-
possible.
85. Numeration. — N. numeration; numbering &c. v.; pagination; tale,
recension, enumeration, summation, reckoning, computation, supputationf;
calcu-lation, -lus; algorithmf, algorism, rhabdology, dactylonomy; measure-
ment &c. 466; statistics.
arithmetic, analysis, algebra, fluxions; differential -, integral -, infinitesimal-
calculus; calculus of differences.
[Statistics] dead reckoning, muster, poll, census, capitation, roll call, recapit-
ulation; account &c. (list) 86.
[Operations] notation, addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, rule of
three, practice, equations, extraction of roots, reducti'^n, involution, evolution,
approximation, interpolation, differentiation, integration.
[Instruments] abacus, suan-pan, logometer, sliding rule, tallies, Napier's
bones, calculating machine, difference engine; adding machine; cash register.
arithmetician, calculator, abacist, algebraist, mathematician.
V. number, count, tell; call -, run- over; take an account of, enumerate,
muster, poll, recite, recapitulate; sum; sum -, cast- up; tell off, score, cipher,
compute, calculate, supputef, add, subtract, multiply, divide, extract roots,
algebraize.
check, prove, demonstrate, balance, audit, overhaul, take stock; affix num-
bers to, page.
amount -, come- to.
Adj. numer-al, -ical; arithmetical, analytic, algebraic, statistical, numer-
able, computable, calculable; commensur-able, -ate; incommensur-able, -ate. v
86. List. — N. list, catalog(ue), inventory, schedule; register &c. (record)
551; account; bill, - of costs; syllabus; terrier, tally, file; calendar, index, table,
atlas, contents; book, ledger; synopsis, catalogue raisonn^; tableau; invoice, bill
of lading; prospectus, program(me) ; bill of fare, menu, carte; score, census, sta-
tistics, returns; Red -, Blue -, Domesday- hook; cadastre; directory, gazetter.
almanac; army -, clergy -, civil service -, navy-list; Almanack de Gotha, ca-
daster, card index, dictionary, Lloyd's register, nautical almanac, who's who.
roll; check -, checker -, bead- roll; muster -roll, - book; roster, panel; cartu-
}ary^ diptych.
Ad[/, cadastral.
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I. V. 2
NUMBER
87 — 91
2. Determinate Number
87. Unity. — N. unity; oneness &c.
adj.; individuality; solitude &c. (sedu-
sion) 893; isolation &e. (disjunction) 44;
unification &c. 48.
one, unit, ace; individual; none else,
no other.
V. be -one, - alone &c. adj. ; dine with
Duke Humphrey.
isolate Ac. (disjoin) 44.
render one; unite Ac. (join) 43, (com-
bine) 48.
Adj. one, sole, single, solitary; indi-
vidual, apart, alone; kithless.
un-accompanied, -attended; soluSy
single-handed; singular, odd, unique,
unrepeated, azygous, first and last; iso-
lated &c. (disjoined) 44; insular.
monospermous; uni-fic, -florous, -fo-
liate, -genital, -literal, -locular, -modu-
lar.
lone; lone-ly, -some; desolate, dreary.
in-secablet, -severable, -discerptible;
compact, irresolvable.
Adv. singly &c. adj.; alone, by itself,
per se, only, apart, in the singular num-
ber, in the abstract; one -by one, - at a
time; simply; one and a half, sesqui-,
Phr. nalura iljece^ e poi ropye. la stampa; du
fori . au faible; " two souls with but a single
thought, two hearts that beat as one.''
88. Accompaniment. — N. accom-
paniment; adjunct &c. 39; context;
appendage, appurtenance.
coexistence, concomitance, company,
association, companionship; part-, co-
part-nership; coefficiency.
concomitant, accessory, coefficient;
companion, attendant, fellow, associate,
consort, spouse, colleague; part-, co-
part-ner; sateUite, hanger on, shadow;
escort, cortege; attribute.
V. accompany, coexist, attend; hang
-, wait- on; go hand in hand with; syn-
chronize &c. 120; bear -, keep- com-
pany; row in the same boat; bring in
its train; associate -, couple- with.
Adj. accompanying &c. v,; concomi-
tant, fellow, twin, joint; associated -,
coupled- with; accessory, attendant, ob-
bhgato.
Adv. with, withal; together -, along
-, in company- with; hand in hand,
side by side; cheek by -jowl, - jole; arm
in arm; there-, here- with; and &c. (ad-
dition) 37.
together, in a body, collectively.
Phr. noscitur a sociia; virtutis fortuna cornea.
89. Duality. — N. dual-ity, -ism; duplicity; bi-plicity, -formity ; polarity.
two, deuce, couple, brace, pair, cheeks, twins. Castor and Pollux, gemini,
Siamese twins; fellows; yoke, conjugation; dispermy, doublets, dyad, span.
V. [unite in pairs] pair, couple, bracket, yoke; conduplicate; mate, span
[U. S. .
Adj. two, twain; dual, -istic; binary, binomial; twin, biparous; dyadic; con-
duplicate; duplex &c. 90; biduous, binate, diphyletic, dispermic, unijugate;
Ute-d-t^.
coupled &c. v.; conjugate.
both, - the one and the other.
90. Duplication. — N. duplication;
doubling 4c. v.; gemi-, ingemi-nation;
reduplication; iteration &c. (repetition)
104; renewal.
V. double; re-double, -dupHcate;
geminate; repeat &c. 104; renew &c.
660.
Adj. double; doubled &c. v.; bi-
cipital, -cephalous, -dental, -labiate,
-valve, -valvular, -fold, -form, -lateral,
-farious, -facial; two-fold, -sided; diso-
matous; duplex; double-faced, -headed;
twin, duplicate, ingeminate; second.
91. [Division into two parts.] Bi-
section.— N. bi-section, -partition;
di-, subdi-chotomy; halving &c. v.; di-
midiation.
bifurcation, forking, branching, rami-
fication, divarication; fork, prong; fold.
half, moiety.
V. bisect, halve, divide, split, cut in
two, cleave, dimidiate, dichotomize.
go halves, divide with.
separate, fork, bifurcate; branch -off,
- out; ramify.
Adj. bisected &^. "o**^ OiaN^\jL^ ^^^\
90 — 99
ABSTRACT RELATIONS
I. V. 2
Adv. twice, once more; over again Ac.
(repeatedly) 104; as much again, twofold,
secondly, in the second place, again.
bipartite, biconjugate, bicuspid, bifid;
bifur-cous, -cate, -cated; distichous,
dichotomous, furcular; semi-, demi-,
hemi-.
92. Triality. — N. triality, trinity; ^ triunity.
three, triad, triplet, trey, trio, temion, leash; shamrock, tierce, spike-team
[U. S.], trefoil; tri-angle, -dent, -ennium, -gon, -nomial, -onym, -plopia, -pod,
-reme, -seme, -skele, -skelion, -sula.
third power, cube.
Adj. three; tri-form, -nal, -nomial; tertiary; triune; triarcb, triadic.
Phr. triajuncla in uno.
93. Triplication. — N. tripli-cation,
-city; trebleness, trine.
V. treble, triple, triplicate, cube.
Adj. treble, triple; tern, -ary; tripli-
mte, threefold, trilogistic; third; trinal,
trine.
Adv. three -times, - fold; thrice, in
the third place, thirdly; trebly &c. adj.
94. [Division into three parts.] Tri-
section. — N. tri-section, -partition,
-chotomy; third, - part.
V. trisect, divide into three parts.
Adj. trifid; trisected &c. v.; tri-partite,
-chotomous, -sulcate.
tri-adelphous, -angular, -cuspid, -cap-
sular, -dental, -dentate, -dentiferous,
-foliate, -furcate, -gonal, -grammic,
-grammatic, -petalous, -podal, -podic, -quetral, -quetrous.
95. Quatemity. — N. quatemity, four, tetrad, quartet, quaternion, square,
quarter; tetract, tetragon.
quad-rangle, -rature, -rifoil, -riform, -ruplet; quatrefoil.
V. reduce to a square, square.
Adj. four; quat-emary, -emal; quadratic; quartile; tetract, -ic, -inal; tetrad,
tetragonal.
96. Quadruplication. — N. quad-
ruplication.
V. multiply by four, quadruplicate,
biquadrate.
Adj. fourfold; quad-rable, -ruma-
nous, -ruple, -ruplicate, -rible; fourth.
quadri-foliate, -foliolate, -geminal,
-geminate, -planar, -serial.
97. [Division into four parts.] Quad-
risection. — N. quadri-section, -parti-
tion; quartering &c. v.; fourth; quart,
-er, -em; farthing (i. e, fourthing).
V. quarter, divide into four parts.
Adj. quartered &c. v.; quadri-fid,
-partite.
Adv. four times; in the fourth place, fourthly.
98. Five, &C. — N. five, cinque,
quint, quincunx; six, half-a-dozen;
seven; eight; nine, three times three;
dicker; ten, decade; eleven; twelve,
dozen; thirteen; long -, baker's- dozen;
quintuplet; twenty, score; twenty-four,
four and twenty, two dozen; twenty-five,
five and twenty, quarter of a hundred ;
forty, two score; fifty, half a hundred;
sixty, three score; seventy, three score
and ten; eighty, fourscore; ninety, fourscore and ten; sestiad.
hundred, centenary, hecatomb, century; hundredweight, cwt.; one hundred
and forty-four, gross.
thousand, chiliad; myriad, ten thousand; lac, one hundred thousand, plum;
million; thousand million, milliard.
99. Quinquesection, &c. — N. di-
vision by -five &c. 98; quinquesection
&c.; decimation; fifth &c.
V. decimate; quinquesect.
Adj. quinque-fid, -literal, -partite;
quinquarticular; octifid; decimal, tenth,
tithe ; duodecimal, twelfth ; sexa-gesimal^
-genary; hundredth, centesimal; millesi-
mal &c.
^ Trinity ib hardly ever used except in a theological sense; wt Deity 070.
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I. V.3
NUMBER
98 — 104
billion, trillion &c.
V. centuriatet; quintuplicate.
Adj. five, quinary, quintuple; fifth; senary, sextuple; sixth; seventh; sep-
cuple; octuple; eighth; ninefold, ninth; tenfold, decimal, denary, decuple,
tenth; eleventh; duo-denary, -denal; twelfth; in one's 'teens, thirteenth.
vices-, viges-imal; twentieth; twenty-fourth &c. n.; vicenary, vicennial.
eent-uple, -uplicate, -ennial, -enary, -urial; secular, hundredth; thou-
sandth, &c.
3. Indeterminate Number
100. [More than one.] Plurality. —
N. pluraUty; a -number, - certain num-
ber; one or two, two or three Ac; a
few, several; multitude &c. 102; ma-
jority.
Adj. plural, more than one, upwards
of, some, certain; not -alone &c. 87.
Adv. et cetera, &c., etc.
Phr. rum deficit alter,
102. Multitude. — N. multitude;
numerousness &c. adj,; numer-osity,
-ality; multiplicity; profusion &c.
{plenty) 639; legion, host; great -, large
-, round -, enormous- number; a quan-
tity, numbers, array, sight, army, sea,
galaxy; scores, peck, bushel, shoal,
swarm, draught, bevy, cloud, flock,
herd, drove, flight, covey, hive, brood,
litter, farrow, fry, nest; crowd &c. (as-
semblage) 72; lots; all the world and his
wife.
[Increase of number] greater number,
majority; multiplication, multiple.
V. be -numerous &c. adj.; swarm -,
teem ~, creep -with; crowd, swarm,
come thick upon; outnumber, multiply;
100a. [Less than one.] Fraction. —
N. fraction, fractional part; part Ac. 51.
Adj. fractional, fragmentary, incon-
siderable.
101. Zero. — N. zero, nothing; naught,
nought; cipher, none, nobody; nichtSy
nixie *, nix * ; not a soul ; dme qui vive; ab-
sence &c. 187; unsubstantiaJity &c. 4.
Adj. not -one, - any.
103. Fewness. — N. fewness &c.
adj.; paucity, small number; small
quantity &c. 32; rarity; infrequency &c.
137; handful, maniple; minority; exigu-
ity.
[Diminution of number] reduction;
weeding &c. v.; elimination, sarcula-
tiont, decimation; eradication.
V. be -few &c. adj.
render -few &c. adj. ; reduce, diminish
the number, weed, eliminate, thin, deci-
mate.
Adj. few; scant, ^y; thin, rare, thinly
scattered, few and far between; exig-
uous; infrequent &c. 137; rari nantes;
hardly -, scarcely- any; to be counted
on one's fingers; reduced &c. v.; unre-
peated.
Adv. here and there.
people; swarm like -locusts, - bees.
Adj. many, several, sundry, divers,
various, not a few; Briarean; a -hun-
dred, - thousand, - myriad, -• million, - quadrillion, - nonillion, - thousand and
one; some -ten or a dozen, - forty or fifty &c.; half a -dozen, - hundred &c.;
very -, full -, ever so- many; nuraer-ous, -ose; profuse, in profusion ; manifold,
multiplied, multitudinous, multiple, multinomial, teeming, populous, peopled,
crowded, thick, studded; galore.
thick coming, many more, more than one can tell, a world of; no end -of, -
to; cum multis aliis; thick as -hops, - hail; plenty as blackberries; numerous
as the -stars in the firmament, - sands on the seashore, - hairs on the head;
and -what not, - heaven knows what; endless &c. {infinite) 105.
Phr. their name is " I^egion "\acervnlim; 2n foule; " many-headed multitude " [Sidney];
" numerous as glittering gems of morning dew " [Young]; vet prece vet pretio.
104'. Repetition. — N. repetition, iteration, reiteration, harping, recurrence,
succession, run; batto-, tauto-logy; monotony, tautophony; rhythm &c. 138;
dififuseness, pleonasm, redundancy.
chimes, repetend, echo, ritorrwllo, burden of a song, refrain; rehearsal; ri-
chauffi, rifadmento, recapitulation.
104 — 107 ABSTIiACrr RELATIONS I. v. 3
cuckoo Ac. {imitation) 19; reverberation &c. 408; drumming Ac. (roll) 407;
renewal &c. (restoration) 660.
twice-told tale; old -story, - song; second -, new- edition; reappearance, re
production; periodicity &c. 138.
V. repeat, iterate, reiterate, reproduce, echo, reecho, drum, harp upon,
battologize, hammer, redouble.
recur, revert, return, reappear; renew &c. (restore) 660.
rehearse; do -, say- over again; ring the changes on; harp on the same string;
din -, drum- in the ear; conjugate in all it« moods tenses and inflexions, begin
again, go over the same ground, go the same round, never hear the last of; re-
sume, return to, recapitulate, reword.
Adj. repeated &c. i'.; repetition-al, -ary; recur-rent, -ring; ever recurring,
thick coming; frequent, incessant; redundant, pleonastic.
monotonous, harping, iterative, unvaried; mocking, chiming; retold; afore-
said, -named; above-mentioned, said; habitual &c. 613; another.
Adv. repeatedly, often, again, anew, over again, afresh, once more; ding-
dong, ditto, encore, de novo, bis, da capo,
again and again; over and over, - again; many times over; time- and again, -
after time; year after year; day by day &c.; many -, several -, a number of
times; many -, full many- a time; frequently &c. 136.
Phr. ecce iterum Crispinus; toujours perdrix; " cut and come again " [Crabbel; " to-morroT
and to-morrow and to-morrow" [Macbeth]; canlUenam eandem cants [Terence]; niMum es.
jam dictum quod non dictum sit prius [Terence].
106. Infinity. — N. infini-ty, -tude, -teness &c. adj,; perpetuity &c. 112;
boundlessness.
V. be -infinite &c. adj. ; know -, have- no -limits, - bounds; go on for ever.
Adj. infinite; inmiense; number-, count-, sum-, measure-less; innumer-,
immeasur-, incalcul-, illimit-, intermin-, unfathom-, unapproach-able; ex-
haustless, indefinite; without -number, - measure, - limit, - end; incompre-
hensible; limit-, end-, bound-, term-less; un-told, -numbered, -measured,
-bounded, -limited; illimited; perpetual &c. 112.
Adv. infinitely &c. adj. ; ad infinitum.
Phr. " as boundless as the sea " [Romeo and Jtdiet].
Section VI. TIME
1. Absolute Time
107. Nevemess.^ — N. " nevemees";
absence of time, no time; dies non;
Tib's eve; Greek Kalends.
Adv. never; at no -time, - period; on
no occasion, never in all one's bom days,
nevermore, sine die; in no degree.
106. Time. — N. time, duration;
period, term, stage, space, span, spell,
season; the whole -time, - period;
course &c. 109; snap.
intermediate time, while, interim, in-
terval, pendency; inter-vention, -mis-
sion, -mittence, -regnum, -lude; respite. '
era, epoch; time of Ufe, age, year, date; decade &c. (period) 108; moment^
&c. (instant) 113.
glass -, ravages -, whirligig -, noiseless foot- of time; scythe.
V. continue, last, endure, go on, remain, persist; intervene; elapse &c. 109;
hold out.
take -, take up -, fill -, occupy- time.
pass -, pass away -, spend -, while away -, consume -, talk against- time;
tide over; use -, employ- time; seize an opportunity &c. 134; waste time Ac.
(be inactive) 683.
Adj. continuing &c. y.; on foot; permanent &c. (durable) 110.
^ \ tenn introduced by Bishop Wilkins.
I. VI. 1
TIME
106-111
Adv. while, whilst, during, pending; during the -time, - interval; in the
course of; for the time being, day by day; in the time of, when; mean-time,
-while; in the -meantime, - interim; ad interim j pendente lite; de die in diem;
from -4ay to day, - hour to hour &c. ; hourly, always; for a -time, - season ; till,
until, up to, yet; the whole -, all the- time; all along; throughout &c. {com-
pletely) 52; for good &c. {diuturnity) 110.
here-, there-, where-upon; then; annOj - Domini; a.d.; aiite Christum; a.c;
before Christ; B.C.; anno urbis conditoi; a.u.c; anno regni; a.r. ; once upon a
time, one fine morning.
Phr. time -runs, - runs against.
ad calendasGrcecas; " panting Time toileth after him in vain " [Johnson]; " 'gainst the
tooth of time and razure of obUvion " [Measure for Measure]; " rich with the spoils of time "
(Gray); tempus edax rerum [Horace]; "the long hours come and go" [C. G. Rossetti];
** the time is out of joint " [Hamlet]; " Time rolls his ceaseless course " [Scott]; " Time the
foe of man's dominion " [Peacock]; *' time wasted is existence, used is life " [Young]; trudi-
tur dies die [Horace]; volal hora per orbein [Lucretius].
108. [Definite duration, or portion
of time.] Period. — N. period; second,
minute, hour, day, week, month, quar-
ter, year, decade, decennium, lustrum,
quinquennium, lifetime, generation;
epoch, ghurry, lunation, moon.
century, age, millennium; annus mag-
nus.
Adj. horary; hourly, annual &c. (pe-
Hodiccd) 138.
109. [Indefinite duration.] Course.
— N. corridors -, sweep -, vesta -,
course -, progress -, process -,. succes-
sion -, lapse -, flow -, flux -, stream -,
tract -, current -, tide -, march -, step -,
flight- of time; duration &c. 106.
[Indefinite time] aorist.
V. elapse, lapse, flow, run, proceed,
advance, pass; roll -, wear -, press- on;
flit, fly, sUp, slide, glide; run -its course.
out; expire; go -, pass- by; be -past
&c. 122.
Adj. elapsing &c. v.; aoristic; pro-
gressive.
Adv. in due -time, - season; in
-course, - process, - the fullness- of time ; in time.
Phr. labitur et labetur [Horace] ; Irudilur dies die [Horace] ; fugaces labuntur anni [Hor-
ace] " to-morrow and to-morrow creeps in this petty pace from day to day " [Macbeth].
108a. Contingent Duration. — Adv.
during -pleasure, - good behavior; quan-
diu 86 bene gesserit.
110. [Long duration.] Diutumity.
. — N. diutumity; a -long -, length of-
time; an age, a century, an eternity;
slowness &c. 275; perpetuity &c. 112;
blue moon, coon's age [U. S.], dog's age.
dura-bleness, -bility; persistence, last-
ingness &c. adj.; continuance, standing;
permanence &c. (stability) 150; survi-val,
-vance; longevity &c. (age) 128; dis-
tance of time.
protraction -, prolongation -, exten-
sion- of time; delay &c. (lateness) 133.
V. last, endure, stand, remain, abide,
continue, brave a thousand years.
tarry Ac. (be late) 133; drag -on, - its
slow length along, - a lengthening chain;
protract, prolong; spin -, eke -, draw -,
lengthen- out; temporize; gain -, make
— , talk against- time.
out-last, -live; survive; live to fight
again.
Adj. durable; lasting &c. v,; of long -
duration^- standing; permajient, chron-
111. [Short duration.) Transient-
ness. — N. transientness &c. adj. ; eva-
nescence, impermanence, fugacity, cadu-
city, mortality, span; nine days' wonder,
bubble, May-fly; spurt; temporary ar-
rangement, interregnum.
velocity &c. 274; suddenness &c. 113;
changeableness &c. 149.
transient, - boarder, - guest [U. S.].
V. be -transient &c. adj.; flit, pass
away, fly, gallop, vanish, fade, evapo-
rate ; pass away like a -cloud, - summer
cloud, - shadow, - dream.
Adj. transi-ent, -tory, -tive; passing,
evanescent, fleeting; flying &c. v.; fug-
acious, -itive; shifting, slippery; spas-
modic.
tempor-al, -ary; provis-ional, -ory;
cursory, short-lived, ephemeral, decidu-
ous; perishable, mortal, precarious; im-
permanent.
brief, quick, brisk, extemporaneous,
summary, pre«>^^d lot MvKWi, ^^. 'v!fvQ.^\.v:^
72.
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ABSTRACT RELATIONS
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ic, long-standing; intransi-ent, -tive;
intfansmutable, persistent; life-, live-
long; longeval, long-lived, macrobiotic,
diuturnal, evergreen, perennial; semper-
virent, -virid; uninter-, unre-mitting;
perpetual &c. 112.
lingering, protracted, prolonged, spun
out &c. V,] loug-pending, -winded; slow
&c. 275.
Adv. long; for -a long time, - an age,
- ages, - ever so long, - many a long
day; long ago &c. {in a past iifne) 122;
longo intervallo.
all the -day long, - year round; the
livelong day, as the day is long, morning
day after day, &c.; for good; permanently
112. [Endless duration.] Perpetu-
ity. — ^N. perpetuity, eternity, ever-
ness,^ aye, sempiternity, immortality,
athanasia; everlastingness &c. adj,; per-
petuation; continued -, uninterrupted-
existence; perennity.
V. last -, endure -, go on- for ever;
have no end.
eternize, perpetuate.
Adj. perpetual, eternal; ever-during,
-lasting, -living, -flowing; continual,
sempiternal; coetemal; endless, unend-
ing; ceaseless, incessant, uninternipt-
ed, indesinentt, unceasing; interminable,
having no end; unfading, evergreen,
amaranthine; never-ending, -dying,
-fading; deathless, immortal, undying,
imperishable.
Adv. perpetually &c. adj,; always,
ever, evermore, a3'e; for -ever, - a3^e, -
evermore, - ever and a day, - ever and
ever; in all ages, from age to age; with-
out end; world -, time- without end; in
secula seculorum; to the -end of time, -
crack of doom, - *' last syllable of re-
corded time *' [Macbeth]; till doomsday;
constantly <&c. {ve7'y frequently) 136.
Phr. esto perpetuum; labitur cl lahctur in
omne volnhilis ccvum [Horace]; " but thou shall
flourish in immortal youth " (Addison); " Eter-
nity! thou pleasing, dreadful thought " [Addi-
3oul; •* her immortal part with angels lives "
[Romeo and Juliet]] ohne Hast aber ohne Rast
[Goethe's motto); orae sempre,
114. [Estimation, measurement, and
record of time.] Chronometry. — N.
chrono-, horo-metry, -logy; date, epoch;
style, era.
almanac, calendar, ephemeris; regis-
684; sudden, momeutai'> &c. (instanta"
neous) 113.
Adv. temporarily &c. adj.; pro tern--
pore; for -the moment, - a time; awhile,
en passant f in transitu; in a short time;
soon &c. (early) 132; briefly &c. adj,;
at short notice; on the -point, - eve -of;
in articulo; between cup and lip.
Phr. one's days are numbered; the time is
up; here to-day and gone to-morrow; non
semper erit cestas; eheu! fugaces labuntur anni;
sic transit gloria mundi; " a schoolboy's tale,
the wonder of the hour! " [Byron); dum loqui"
mur Jugerit invidia oetas; fiLgit hora.
Bishop WiJkins.
noon and night; hour after hour,
&c. adj.
113. [Point of time.] Instantaneity.
- N. instantane-ity, -ousness; sudden-,
abrupt-ness.
moment, instant, second, minute;
twinkling, trice, flash, breath, crack,
jiffy, coup J burst, flash of lightning,
stroke of time.
epoch, time; time of -day, - night;
hour, minute; very -minute &c., - time,
- hour; present -, right -, true -, exact -,
correct- time.
V. be -instantaneous &c. adj. ; twinkle,
flash.
Adj. instantaneous, momentary, sud-
den, instant, abrupt ;subitaneoust, hasty ;
quick as -thought,- - lightning; rapid
as electricity.
Adv. instantaneously &c. adj.; in -,
in less than- no time; presto, subito,
instanter, suddenly, at a stroke, like a
shot; in a -moment &c. n.; in the twin-
kling of -an eye, - a bedpost; in one's
tracks; right away; toute a Vheure; at one
jump, in the same breath, per saltum,
uno saltu; at -, all at- once; plump,
slap; ** at one fell swoop "; at the same
-instant &c. n. ; immediately &c. (early)
132; extempore, on the -moment, - spot,
- spur of the moment; just then; slap-
dash &c. (haste) 684.
Phr. touch and go; no sooner said than
done.
115. [False estimate of time.] An-
achronism. — N. ana-, met a-, para-,
pro-chronism ; prolepsis, misdate; antic-
ipation, antichronism.
disregard -, neglect -, oblivion- of tima
^ See note on 264.
^
TIME
114 — 119
ry; chronicle, annals, journal,
;hronogram.
•uments for the measurement
;] clock, watch; chrono-meter,
-graph; repeater; time-keeper,
dial, sundial, gnomon, horologe,
un, hourglass, clepsydra; ghurry.
lo-grapher, -loger, -logist; annalist.
-, mark- the time; date, register, chronicle; measure -, beat -, mark-
?ar date.
chrono-logical, -metrical, -grammatical; cinque-, quattro-, tre-cento.
o'clock.
intempestivity 4c. 135.
V. mis-, ante-, post-, over-date; an-
ticipate; take no note of time; anachro-
nize.
Adj. misdated &c. v.; undated; over-
due; out of date.
2. Relative Time
1, Time with reference to Succession
Priority. — N. priority, ante-
, anteriority, precedence, pre-
;e; precession &c. 280; precursor
the past &c. 122; premises,
ecede, come before; forerun; go
&c. (lead) 280; preexist; dawn;
&c. 511; herald, usher in.
beforehand &c. (be early) 132,
narch upon, anticipate, forestall;
gain- the start.
prior, previous; preced-mg, -ent;
', antecedent; pre-existing, -exist-
mer, foregoing; before-, above-
led; aforesaid, said; introduc-
. (precursory) 64.
before, prior to; earlier; pre-
&c. adj.; afore, aforehand, ere,
ore, erewhile; ere -, before-
- now; erewhile, already, yet,
and; on the eve of.
nior tempore prior jure.
The Present Time. — N. the
-time, - day, - moment, - junc-
jccasion ; the times, existing time,
iing; twentieth century; nonce,
poch, day, hour.
ime of Ufe.
present, actual, instant, current,
, that is.
at this -time, - moment &c. 113;
-present time &c. n.; now, at
; at hand.
is time of day, to-day, now-a-
j-eady; even -, but -, just- now;
present occasion; for the -time
nonce; pro hdc vice; on the -nail,
on the spur of the -moment,
now; to -this, - the present- day.
" the present hour alonA b man's "
117. Posteriority. — N. posterior-
ity; succession, sequence; following &c.
281; subsequence, supervention; fu-
turity &c. 121; successor; sequel &c. 65;
remainder, reversion.
V. follow &c. 281 -, come -, go- after;
succeed, supervene; ensue, occur; step
into the shoes of.
Adj. subsequent, posterior, following,
after, later, succeeding, postliminious,
postnatet; postdiluvi-al, -an; puisne;
posthumous; future &c. 121; after-
dinner, postprandial.
Adv. subsequently, after, afterwards,
since, later; at a -subsequent, - later-
period; next, in the sequel, close upon,
thereafter, thereupon, upon which, eft-
soonst ; from that -time, - moment; after
a -while, - time; in process of time.
119. [Time different from the pres-
ent.] D^erent time. — N. different ~,
other- time.
[Indefinite time] aorist.
Adj. aoristic; indefinite.
Adv. at that -, at which — time, -
moment, - instant; then, on that occa-
sion, upon.
when; when-ever, -soever; upon
which, on which occasion; at -another,
- a different, - some other, - any- time;
at various times; some -, one- -of these
days, - fine morning; sooner or later;
some time or other; once upon a time
- occasion.
[Johnson].
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ABSTRACT RELATIONS
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■i
120. Synchronism. — N. synchronism; coexistence, coincidence; simul-
taneousness &c. adj.; concurrence, concomitance, unity of time, interim.
[Having equal times] isochronism.
contemporary, coetanian f.
V. coexist, concur, accompany, go hand in hand, keep pace with; synchronize.
Adj. synchron-ous, -al, -ical, -istical; simultaneous, coexisting, coincident,
concomitant, concurrent; coev-al, -ous; contempora-ry, -neous; coetaneous;
coeternal ; isochronous.
Adv. at the same time; simultaneously &c. adj.; together, in concert, during
the same time; in the same breath; pari passu; in the interim.
at the -very moment &c. 113; just as, as soon as; meanwhile &c. (while) 106.
122. [Retrospective time.] Preteri-
tion. — N. pretention; priority &c. 116;
the past, past time; days -, times — of
yore, - of old, - past, - gone by; bygone
days; old -, ancient -, former- times;
fore time; the olden -, good old- time;
lang syne; eldf.
antiquity, antiqueness, status quo;
time immemorial; distance of time; re-
mote -age, - time; remote past; rust of
antiquity.
pale-ontology, -ograpty, -ology; pa-
laetiology,^ archaeology; archaism, an-
tiquarianism, medievalism, Pre-Raphael-
itism; retrospection, looking back, mem-
ory &c. 505.
laudator temporis acii; medievalist,
Pre-Raphaelite; antiqu-ary, -arian; ar-
chaeologist &c. ; Oldbuck, Dryasdust.
ancestry &c. (paternity) 166.
V. be -past &c. adj.; have -expired
&c. adj.y - run its course, - had its day;
pass; pass -, go — by, - away, - off;
lapse, blow over.
look -, trace -, cast the eyes- back;
exhume.
Adj. past, gone, gone by, over, passed
away, bygone, foregone; elapsed, lapsed,
preterlapsed, expired, no more, run out,
blown over, that has been, extinct,
never to return, exploded, forgotten,
irrecoverable; obsolete &c. (old) 124.
former, pristine, quondam, ci-devant^
late; ancestral.
foregoing; last, latter; recent, over
night; preter-perfect, -pluperfect.
looking back &c. v.; retro-spective,
-active; archaeological &c. n.
Adv. formerly; of -old, - yore; erst,
whilom, erewhile, time was, ago, over; in -the olden time &c. n.; anciently,
long -ago, - since; a long -while, - time- ago; years -, ages- ago; some time
-ago, - since, - back.
yesterday, the day before yesterday; last -year, - season, - mon:n &c.j
ultimo; lately &c. {newly) 123.
121. [Prospective time.] Futurity.—
N. futur-ity, -ition; future, hereafter,
time to come; approaching -, coming -,
subsequent -, after- -time, - age, -
days, - hours, - years, - ages, - life;
morrow; millennium, doomsday, day
of judgment, crack of doom, remote fu-
ture.
approach of time, advent, time draw-
ing on, womb of time; destiny &c. 152;
eventuality.
heritage, heirs, posterity.
prospect &c. (expectation) 507; fore-
sight &c. 510.
V. look forwards; anticipate &c. (ex-
pect) 507, (foresee) 510; forestall &c.
(be early) 132.
come -, draw- on; draw near; ap-
proach, await, threaten; impend &c.
(be destined) 152.
Adj. future, to come; coming &c.
(impending) 152; next, near; near -,
close- at hand; eventual, ulterior; in
prospect &c. (expectation) 507.
Adv. prospectively, hereafter, in fu-
ture; half to-morrow, the day after to-
morrow; in -course, - process, - the
fullness- of time; eventually, ultimately,
sooner or later; proximo; paulo post
futurum; in after time ; one of these days ;
after a -time, - while.
from this time; hence- forth, -for-
wards; thence; thence-forth, -forward;
whereupon, upon which.
soon &c. (early) 132; on the -eve, -
point, - brink- of; about to; close upon.
Phr. quid sit fuiurum eras fuge qucerere
[Horace].
> Whewell.
36
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TIME
122 — 126
retrospectively; ere -, before -, till- now; hitherto, heretofore; no longer;
once, - upon a time; from time immemorial; in the meniory of man; time out
of mind; already, yet, up to this time; ex post facto.
Phr. time was; the time -has, - hath- been; fuimiia Troes [Vergil] ;/mi7 Ilium [Vergil];
hoc erat in more majorum; " O call back yesterday, bid time return " [Richard //]; tempi
passali; " the eternal landscape of the past '* [Tennyson]: idlimus Romanorum; " what's
I past is prologue " [Tempest]; whose yesterdays look backward with a smile " [Young].
£, Time with reference to a 'particular Period
123. Newness. — N. newness &c.
/.; novelty, recency; inmiaturity;
uth &c. 127; gloss of novelty,
innovation; renovation &c. {restora-
n) 660.
modernism; mushroom, parvenu; lat-
t fashion.
V. renew &c. (restore) 660; modernize.
Adj. new, novel, recent, fresh, green;
ung &c. 127; evergreen; raw, im-
iture; virgin; un-tried, -handseled,
rodden, -beaten; fire-new, span-new.
late, modern, neoteric; new-born,
ishioned, -f angled, -fledged; of yester-
,y; just out, brand-new, up to date;
mal, renovated; semper- virent, -virid.
fresh as -a rose, - a daisy, - paint;
ick and span.
Ady. newly &c. adj.; afresh, anew,
tely, just now, only yesterday, the
her day; latterly, of late,
not long -, a short time- ago.
Fhr. di novello tutto par hello; nullum est jam
tarn quod non dictum est prius; una scopa
ova ^pazza bene.
124. Oldness. — N. oldness &e. adj.\
age, antiquity; cobwebs of antiquity.
maturity; decline, decay; senility &c.
128.
seniority, eldership, primogeniture. '
archaism &c. {the past) 122; thing -,
relic- of the past; megatherium; San-
skrit.
tradition, prescription, custom, imme-
morial usage, common law.
V. be -old &c. adj. ; have -had, - seen-
its day; become -old &c. adj. ; age, fade.
Adj. old, ancient, antique; of long
standing, time-honored, venerable; eld-
er, -est; firstborn.
prime; prim-itivc, -eval, -igenous;
paleoanthropic; primordi-al, -nate; ab-
original &c. {beginning) 66; diluvian,
antediluvian; protohistoric; prehistoric;
patriarchal, prcadami te ; paleocrystic ;
fossil, paleozoic, preglacial, antemun-
dane; archaic, classic, medieval, Pre-
Raphaelite, ancestral, black-letter.
immemorial, traditional, prescriptive,
customary, whereof the memory of
man runneth not to the contrary; in-
veterate, rooted.
antiquated, of other times, rococo, of the old school, after-age, obsolete;
out of -date, - fashion; stale, old-fashioned, behind the age; old-world; ex-
ploded; gone -out, - by; passSy run out; senile &c. 128; time-worn; crumbling
&c. {deteriorated) 659; secondhand.
old as -the hills, - Methuselah, - Adam, - history.
Adv. since the -world was made, - year one, - days of Methuselah.
Phr. Vetera extollimus recentium incuriosi [Tacitus].
126. Morning. [Noon.] — N. mom-
g, mom, forenoon, a. m., prime, dawn,
lybreak; dayspring, foreday, sun-up;
jep -, break- of day; aurora; first
ush -, first flush -, prime- of the
oming; twilight, crepuscule, sunrise;
)ckcrow, -ing; the small hours,
spring; vernal equinox,
noon; mid-, noon-day; noontide, me-
dian, prime; nooning, noontime.
simMner, midsummer.
Adj. matin, matutinal; vernal.
126. Evening. [Midnight.] — N.
evening, eve; decline -, fall -, close- of
day; candlelight, -ing; eventide, night-
fall, curfew, dusk, twilight, eleventh
hour; sun-set, -down; going down of the
sun, cock- shutt, dewy eve, gloaming,
bedtime.
afternoon, postmeridian, p. m,
autumn; fall, - of the leaf; autumnal
equinox; Indian -, St. Luke's -, St.
Martin's - summer.
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I. YI. 2
Adv. at -sunrise &c. n.; with the
lark, when the morning dawns.
Phr. " at shut of evening flowers " [Paradise
Lost]; entre chien et loup; " flames in the fore-
head of the morning sky " [Milton]; '' the breezy
call of incense-breathing mom " [Gray].
127. Touth. — N. youth; juven-il-
ity, -escence; juniority; infancy; baby-,
child-, boy-, giri-, youth-hood; incunab-
ula; minority, nonage, teens, tender age,
bloom.
cradle, nursery, leading strings, pu-
pilage, puberty, pucelage.
prime -, flower -, springtide -, seed-
time -, golden season- of life; heyday
of youth, school days; rising generation.
Adj. young, youthful, juvenile, green,
callow, budding, sappy, puisne, beard-
less, under age, in one's teens; in statu
pupiUari; younger, junior; hebetic, un-
fledged.
Phr. " youth on the prow and pleasure at
the helm " [Gray]; " youth . . . the glad sea-
son of life " [Carlyle].
witching time- of night; winter; killinjc
time.
Adj. vespertine, autumnal, nocturnal.
Phr. " midnight, the outpost of advancia^
day " [Longfellow]; " sable- vested Night
[Nlilton]; ** this sorgeous arch with golde:K:
worlds inlay'd " [Young].
128. Age. — N. age; oldness &c. adj. ;
old -, advanced- age; sen-ility, -escence ;
years, anility, gray hairs, climacteric,
grand climacteric, declining years, de-
crepitude, hoary age, caducity, super-
annuation; second child-hood, -ishness;
dotage; vale of years, decline of life,
** sear and yellow leaf " [Macbeth] ; three-
score years and ten; green old age, ripe
age; longevity; time of Ufe.
seniority, eldership; elders &c. (vet-
eran) 130; firstUng; doyen, father; pri'
mogeniture.
[Science of old age.] nostology.
V. be -aged &c. adj.; grow -, get-* old
&c. adj,; age; decline, wane; senesce.
Adj. aged; old &c. 124; elderly, se-
nile; matronly, anile; in years; ripe,
mellow, run to seed, decUning, waning,
past one's prime; gray, -headed; hoar, -y; venerable, time-worn, anti-
quated, passij effete, decrepit, superannuated; advanced in -life, - years;
stricken in years; wrinkled, marked with the crow's foot; having one foot
in the grave; doting &c. (imbecile) 499; like the last of pea time,
old-, eld-er, -est; senior; firstborn.
turned of, years old; of a certain age, no chicken, old as Methuselah; an-
cestral; patriarchal &c. (ancient) 124; gerontic.
Phr. " give me a staff of honor for my age" [Titus Andronicusj; bis pueri series; pen
de gens savent tire vieux; plenus annis abiil pUnus honorihus [Pliny the Younger]; " old age
is creeping on apace " [Byron]; " slow-consuming age " [Gray]; " the hoary head is a crown
of glory " [Proverbs xvi, 31]; " the silver livery of advised age " [// Henry VI]; to grow old
gracefully; '' to vanish in the chinks that Time has made " [Rogers].
129. Infant. — N. infant, babe,
baby; nurse-, suck-, year-, wean-ling;
papoose, bambino; kid * ; vagitus.
child, bairn, little one, brat, chit,
pickaninny, urchin; bant-, brat-Hng; elf.
youth, boy, lad, stripling, youngster,
younker, callant, whipster, whipper-
snapper, whifTet [U. S.], schoolboy, hob-
bledehoy, hopeful, cadet, minor, master.
scion; sap-, seed-ling; tendril, olive-
branch, nestling, chicken, larva, chrys-
alis, tadpole, whelp, cub, pullet, fry,
callow; codhn, -g; foetus, calf, colt, pup, foal, kitten; lamb, -kin; aurelia, cat-
erpillar, cocoon, nymph, nympha, orphan, pupa, staddle.
girl: lass, -ie; wench, miss, damsel, demoiselle; maid, -en; virgin; hoyden.
Adj. infant-ine, -ile; puerile; boy-, girl-, child-, baby-, kitten-ish; baby;
newborn, unfledged, new-fledged, callow.
in -the cradle, - swaddling clothes, - long clothes, - arms, - leading strings;
at the breast; in one's teens,
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130. Veteran. — N. veteran, old
man, seer, patriarch, graybeard; grand-
father, -sire; grandam; gaffer, gammer;
crone; pantaloon; sexage-, octoge-, non-
age-, cente-narian; old stager; dotard
&c. 501.
preadamite, Methuselah, Nestor, old
Parr; elders; forefathers &c. {paternity)
166.
Phr. " superfluous lags the veteran on the
stage " [Johnson].
Lvi.2
TIME
131 — 133
131. Adolescence. — N. adolescence, pubescence, majority; adultism;
adultness &c. adj.; manhood, virility, maturity; full -, ripe- age; flower of age;
prime -, meridian -, spring- of life.
man &c, 373; woman &c. 374; adult, no chicken.
V. come -of age, - to man's estate, - to years of discretion; attain majority,
assume the toga virilis; have -cut one's eyeteeth, - sown one's wild oats.
Adj. adolescent, pubescent, of age; of -full, - ripe- age; out of one's teens,
grown up, mature, full grown, in one's prime, middle-aged, manly, virile, adult;
womanly, matronly; marriageable, nubile.
S. Time with reference
132. Earliness. — N. earliness &c.
adj,] morning &c. 125.
punctuality; promptitude &c. {aciiv-
Uy) 682; haste &c. (velocity) 274; sud-
denness &c. {instantaneity) 113.
prematurity, precocity, precipitation,
anticipation; a stitch in time.
V. be -early &c. adj., - beforehand &c.
adv.; keep time, take time by the fore-
lock, anticipate, forestall; have -, gain-
the start; steal a march upon; gain time,
draw on futurity; bespeak, secure, en-
gage, preengage.
accelerate; expedite &c. (quicken)
274; make haste &c. (hurry) 684.
Adj. early, prime, timely, seasonable,
in time, punctual, forward; prompt &c.
(active) 682; summary.
premature, precipitate, precocious ;
prevenient, anticipatory; rath.
sudden &c. (instantaneous) 113; un-
expected &c. 508; near, - at hand; im-
mediate.
Adv. early, soon, anon, betimes, rath ;
eft, -soons; ere -, before- long; punc-
tually &c. adj.; to the minute; in time;
in -good, - military, - pudding, - due-
time; time enough.
beforehand; prematurely &c. adj.;
precipitately &c. (hastily) 684; too soon;
before -its, - one's- time; in anticipa-
tion; unexpectedly &c. 508.
suddenly &c. (instantaneously) 113;
before one can say " Jack Robinson," at
short notice, extempore; on the spur of
the -moment, - occasion [Bacon]; at
once; on the -spot, - instant; at sight;
off -, out of- hand; d vue d^odl; straight,
-way, -forth; forthwith, incontinently,
summarily, immediately, briefly, shortly,
quickly, speedily, apace, before the ink
is dry, almost immediately, presently,
at the first opportunity, in no long time,
by and by, in a while, directly.
Phr. touch and go, no sooner said than done;
tout vierU d temps pour qui sail attendre.
to an Effect or Purpose
133. Lateness. — N. lateness &c.
adj. ; tardiness &c. (sloivness) 275.
de-lay, -lation; cunctation, procrasti-
nation; deferring &c. v.; postponement,
adjournment, prorogation, retardation,
respite; protraction, prolongation; Fa-
bian policy, m^decine expectantCy chan-
cery suit; leeway; high time.
V. be -late &c. adj. ; tarry, wait, stay,
bide, take time; dawdle &c. (be inactive)
683; linger, loiter; bide -, take- one's
time; gain time; hang fire; stand -,
lie- over.
put off, defer, delay, lay over, suspend;
shift -, stave- off; Waive, retard, remand,
postpone, adjourn; procrastinate; dally;
prolong, protract; spin -, draw -,
lengthen- out; prorogue; keep back;
tide over; push -, drive- to the last;
let the matter stand over; reserve &c.
(store) 636; temporize; consult one's
pillow, sleep upon it.
lose an opportunity &c. 135; be kept
waiting, dance attendance; kick -, cool-
one's heels; /aire antichamhre; wait im-
patiently; await &c. (expect) 507; sit up,
- at night.
Adj. late, tardy, slow, behindhand,
serotine, belated, postliminious, post-
humous, backward, unpunctual; dila-
tory &c. (slow) 275; delayed &c. v.; in
abeyance.
Adv. late; late-, back-ward; late in
the day; at -sunset, - the eleventh
hour, - length, - last; ultimately; after -,
behind- time; too late; too late for &c.
135.
slowly, leisurely, deliberately, at one's
leisure; ex post facto; sine die.
Phr. nonum prematur in annum [Horace]:
** against the sunbeams serotine and lueent
[Longfellow]; b meglio tardi che mm; dcliberando
swpe peril occasio [Syrus].
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134 — 137
ABSTRACT RELATIONS
L VI. 2
134. Occasion. — N. occasion, op-
portunity, opening, room; suitable -,
proper- -time, - season; high time; op-
portuneness &c. adj. ; tempestivity.
crisis, turn, juncture, conjuncture;
turning point, given time.
nick of time; golden -, well timed -,
fine -, favorable- opportunity; clear
stage, fair field; mollia tempora; fata
Morgana; spare time &c. (leisure) 685.
V. seize &c. (take) 789 -, use &c. 677 -,
give &c. 784- an -opportunity, - occa-
sion; improve the occasion.
suit the occasion &c. {be expedient)
646.
strike the iron while it is hot, hattre le
fer &ur Venclume, make hay while the
sun shines, seize the present hour, take
time by the forelock, prendre la balle au
bond.
Adj. opportune, timely, well-timed,
timcful, seasonable.
providential, lucky, fortunate, happy,
favorable, propitious, auspicious, crit-
ical; suitable &c. 23; obiter dicta.
Adv. opportunely &c. adj. ; in -proper,
- due- -time, - course, - season; for the
nonce; in the -nick, - fullness- of time;
all in good time; just in time, at the
eleventh hour, now or never.
by the -way, - by; en passant, a
propos; pro ~re natdy - hac vice; par
parenthese, parenthetically, by way of
parenthesis; while -speaking of, - on this subject; extempore; on the spur of
the -moment, - occasion; on the spot &c. (early) 132.
Phr. carpe diem [Horace] ; occasionem cognosce; one's hour is come, the time is up; that re-
minds me; bien perdu bien connu; b senipre Vora; ex quovis ligno nonjil Mercurius; nosce tern-
pus; 71U71C aut nunquam.
3. Recurrent Time
136. Intempestivity. — N. intem-
pestivity; unsuitable -, improper- time;
unreasonableness &c. adj.] evil hour;
contretemps; intrusion; anachronism &c.
115.
V. be -ill timed Ac. adj.; mistime,
intrude, come amiss, break in upon;
have other fish to fry; be -busy, - occu-
pied.
lose -, throw away -, waste -, neg-
lect &c. 460- an opportunity; allow -,
suffer- the -opportunity, - occasion- to
-pass, - slip, - go by, - escape, - lapse;
waste time &c. (be inactive) 683; let slip
through the fingers, lock the stable door
when the steed is stolen.
Adj. ill-, mis- timed; ill-fated, -omen-
ed, -starred; untimely, intrusive, unsea-
sonable; out of -date, - season; inoppor-
tune, timeless, untoward, mal a propos,
unlucky, inauspicious, unpropitious, un-
fortunate, unfavorable; unsuited &c. 24;
inexpedient &c. 647.
unpunctual &c. (late) 133; too late
for; premature &c. (early) 132; too soon
for; wise after the event.
Adv. inopportunely &c. adj.; as ill
luck would have it, in an evil hour, the
time having gone by, a day after the
fair.
Phr. After meat mustard, after death the
doctor.
136. Frequency. — N. frequency,
oftness, oftenness; repetition &c. 104.
V. recur &c. 104; do nothing but;
keep, - on.
Adj. frequent, many times, not rare,
thickcoming, incessant, perpetual, con-
tinual, constant, repeated &c. 104; ha-
bitual &c. 613.
Adv. often, oft; oft-, oftcn-times; fre-
quently; repeatedly &c. 104; unscldom,
not unf requently ; in -quick, - rapid-
succession; many a time and oft; daily,
hourly &c.; every -day, - hour, - mo-
ment &c.
perpetually, continually, constantly,
incessantly, without ceasing, at all
tJmcs^ daily and hourly, night and day,
day and night, day after day, morning noon and night, ever and anon.
137. Infrequency. — N. infrequency,
rareness, rarity; fewnes« &c. 103; sel-
domness; uncommonness.
V. be -rare &c. adj.
Adj. un-, in-frequent; rare, - as a
blue diamond; few &c. 103; scarce; al-
most unheard of, unprecedented, which
has not occurred within the memory of
the oldest inhabitant, not within one's
previous experience.
Adv. seldom, rarely, scarcely, hardly;
not often, unfrequently, unoften; scarce-
ly -, hardly- ever; once in a blue moon.
once; once -for all, - in a way; pro
hac vice.
Phr. ein mat kein Trial.
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I. VII. 1
TIME — CHANGE
136 — 141
most often; commonly &c. {habitually) 613.
sometimes, occasionally, at times, now and then, from time to time, there
being times when, toties quoties, often enough, again and again.
139. Irregularity of recurrence. —
N. irregularity, uncertain!}^, unpunc-
tuality; fitfulness &c. adj.] capricious-
'ness, ecrhythmus.
Adj. irregular, uncertain, unpunctual,
capricious, desultory, fitful, flickering;
rambling, rhapsodical; spasmodic; im-
mcthodical, variable.
Adv. irregularly &c. adj.] by fits and
starts &c. (discontinuously) 70.
^ 138. Regularity of recurrence. Pe-
riodicity. — N. periodicity, intermit-
tence; beat; oscillation &c. 314; pulse,
pulsation; rhythm; alter-nation, -nate-
ness, -nativeness, -nity.
bout, round, revolution, rotation,
turn, say.
anniversary, jubilee, centenary.
catamenia, courses, menses, menstrual
flux.
[Regularity of return] rota, cycle,
period, stated time, routine; days of the week; Sunday, Monday &c.; months
of the year; January &c.; feast, fast &c.; Christmas, Easter, New Year's day
&c.
AUhallows, Allhallowmas, All Saints' Day; All Souls', - Day; Ash Wednes-
day, bicentennial, birthday, bissextile. Candlemas, DewaH, ground-hog day
[U. S.], Halloween, Hallowmas, Lady day, leap year, Midsummer day, Mu-
harram, woodchuck day [U. S.], St. Swithin's day, natal day; yearbook; yule-
tide.
«unctuality, regularity, steadiness.
'. recur in regular -order, - succession; return, revolve; come -again, - in
its turn; come round, - again; beat, pulsate; alternate; intermit.
Adj. periodic, -al; serial, recurrent, cychcal, rhythmical; recurring &c. v.]
inter-, re-mittent; alternate, every other.
hourly; diurnal, daily; quotidian, tertian, weekly; hebdomad-al, -ary; bi-
weekly, fortnightly; bimonthly; catamenial; monthly, menstrual; yearly,
annual; biennial, triennial, &c.; centennial, secular; paschal, lentcn, &c.
regular, steady, punctual, regular as clockwork.
Adv. periodically &c. adj.] at -regular intervals, - stated times; at -fixed,
- established- periods; punctually &c. adj.] de die in diem; from day to day,
day by day.
by turns; in -turn, - rotation; alternately, every other day, off and on, ride
and tie, round and round.
Section VII. CHANGE
1. Simple Change
140. [Difference at different times.]
Change. — N. change, alteration, mu-
tation, permutation, variation, modifi-
cation, modulation, inflexion, mood,
qualification, innovation, metastasis, de-
viation, turn; diversion; break.
transformation, transfiguration; met-
amorphosis; transmutation; deoxidiza-
tion ; transubstantiation ; metagenesis,
transanimation, transmigration, me-
tempsychosis; avatar; alterative.
conversion &c. {gradual change) 144;
revolution &c. {sudden or radical change)
146; inversion &c. {reversal) 218; dis-
placement &c. 185; transference &c.
270.
141. [Absence of change.] Perma-
nence.— N. stability &c. 150; quies-
cence &c. 205; obstinacy &c. 006.
permanence, persistence, endurance;
durability; standing, status quo; mainte-
nance, preservation, conservation; con-
servatism; law of the Medes and Per-
sians; standing dish.
V. let -alone, - be; persist, remain,
stay, tarry, rest; hold, - on; last, en-
dure, bide, abide, aby, dwell, maintain,
keep; stand, - still, - fast; subsist, live,
outlive, survive; hold -, keep- one's
-ground, - footing; hold good.
Adj. stable &c. 150; persisting &c.
v.] permanent; estabUsJaa^^ xisi^^^KM^^
140 — 144
ABSTRACT KELATIOISS
-.. rii. J
Ac. (change Ac. 140); renewed; intact,
inviolate; persistent; monotonous, un-
checkered; unfailing.
un-destroyed, -repealed, -suppressed;
conservative, qualis ah incepto; prescrip-
tive &c. (old) 124; stationary &c. 265.
Adv. in statu quo; for good, finally;
at a stand, -still; uti possidetis; without
a shadow of turning.
Phr. esto perpetua; nolumus leges AngUa
m'utari; fy suia el fy reale.
changeableness &c. 149; tergiversa-
tion &c. (change of mind) 607.
V. change, alter, vary, wax and wane;
modulate, diversify, qualify, tamper
with; turn, shift, veer, tack, chop,
shuffle, swerve, warp, deviate, turn
aside, evert, intervert; pass to, take a
turn, turn the corner, resume.
work a change, modify, vamp, super-
induce ; trans-form, -figure, -mute, -mog-
rify, -ume; metamorphose, ring the
changes.
innovate, introduce new blood, shuffle the cards; give a -turn, - color- to;
influence, turn the scale; shift the scene, turn over a-new leaf.
recast &c. 146; reverse &c. 218; disturb &c. 61; convert into &c. 144.
Adj. changed &c. y.; newfangled; changeable &c. 149; transitional; modi-
fiable; alterative.
Adv. mutatis mutandis.
Int. quantum mutatus! j
Phr. " a change came o'er the spirit of my dream " [Byron]; noue avons changi tout cela
[Molidre]; tempora mutaniur nos et mutamur in illia; non sum qualis eram [Horace]; casague
toumer; corpora lente augescent cito extinguuntur [Tacitus] ; in statu quo ante bellum; " still end-
ing and beginning still " [Cowper]; vox audita peril litlera scripta manet.
142. [Change from action to rest.]
Cessation. — N. cessation, discontinu-
ance, desistance, desinence.
inter-, re-mission; sus-pense, -pen-
sion; interruption; stop; stopping &c. v,;
closure, stoppage, halt; arrival &c. 292.
pause, rest, lull, respite, truce, drop;
interregnum, abeyance.
dead -stop, - stand, - lock; comma,
colon, semicolon, period, full stop; end
&c. 67; death &c. 360.
V. cease, discontinue, desist, stay;
break -, leave- off; hold, stop, pull up,
stop short; stick, hang fire; halt; pause,
rest.
have done with, give over, surcease,
shut up shop; give up &c. (relinquish)
624.
hold -, stay- one's hand; rest on one's
oars, repose on one's laurels.
come to a ^stand, ~ standstill, - dead-
lock, - full stop; arrive &c. 292; go out,
die away; wear -away, - off; pass away
&c. (be past) 122; be at an end.
intromit, interrupt, suspend, interpel f ;
inter-, re-mit; put -an end, - a stop, -
a period- to; derail; bring to a stand,
-still; stop, cut short, arrest, stem the -tide, - torrent; pull the check-string.
Int. hold! stop! enough! avast! have done! a truce to! soft! leave off! tenez!
Phr. " I pir^ise for a reply " [Julius Ccesar].
144. [Gradual change to something different.] Conversion. — N. conver-
sion, reduction, transmutation, resolution, assimilation; assumption; naturaU-
^ation; /rrawsportation.
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143. Continuance in action. — N.
continu-ance, -ation; run; perpetua-
tion, prolongation; persistence &c. (per-
serverance) 604a; repetition &c. 104.
V. continue, persist; go -, jog -, keep
-, run -, hold- on; abide, keep, pursue,
stick to; take -, maintain- its couise;
carry on, keep up.
sustain, uphold, hold up, keep on
foot; follow up, perpetuate; maintain;
preserve &c. 604a; harp upon &c. (re-
peat) 104
keep -going, - alive, - the pot boiling,
- up the ball; die in harness; hold on -,
pursue- the even tenor of one's way.
let be; stare super antiquas vias; quieta
non movere; let things take their course.
Adj. continuing &c. v.; uninterrup-
ted, unintermitting, unvarying, unshift-
ing; unreversed, unstopped, unrevoked,
unvaried; sustained; undying &c. (per-
petual) 112; inconvertible.
Int. right away!
Phr, nolumt^ leges Angliai mulari; vestigia
nulla rebroTSum [Horace]; IMtur et labeiur [Hor-
ace].
i vn. 1
CHANGE
144 — 148
chemistry, alchemy; progress, growth, lapse, flux.
passage; transit, -ion; transmigration, shifting &c. v.; phase; conjugation;
convertibility.
crucible, sJembic, caldron, retort.
convert, pervert, renegade, apostate.
V. be converted into; become, get, wax; come -, turn- -to, - into; turn out,
lapse, shift; run -, fall -, pass -, slide - glide -, grow -, ripen -, open -, resolve
itself -, settle -, merge- into; melt, grow, come round to, mature, mellow; as-
sume the -form, - shape, - state,- nature, - character- of; illapse; assume a
new phase, undergo a change.
convert -, resolve- into; make, render; mold, form &c. 240; remodel, new
model, refound, reform, reorganize; assimilate -, bring -, reduce- to.
Adj. converted into &c. v.; convertible, resolvable into; transitional; natu-
ralized.
Adv. gradually &c. {slowly) 275; in transitu &c. (transference) 270.
146. Reversion. — N. reversion, return; revulsion.
turning point, turn of the tide; staiiis quo ante helium; calm before a storm,
alternation &c. (periodicity) 138; inversion &c. 219; recoil &c. 277; regression
Ac. 283; restoration &c. 660; relapse &c. 661; atavism; vicinism.
V. revert, turn back; relapse &c. 661; recoil &c. 277; retreat &c. 283; restore
Ac. 660; undo, unmake; turn the -tide, - scale.
Adj. reverting &c. v.; revulsive, reactionary; retrorse.
Ady. d rebours.
146. [Sudden or violent change.] Revolution. — N. revolution, bouleverse-
ment, subversion, break up; destruction &c. 162; sudden -, radical -, sweeping
-, organic- change; clean sweep, coup d^itat, counter revolution.
transilience, jump, leap, plunge, jerk, start; explosion; spasm, convulsion,
throe, revulsion; storm, earthquake, cataclysm.
legerdemain &c. (trick) 545.
V. revolutionize; new model, remodel, recast; strike out something new,
break with the past; change the face of, unsex.
Adj. unrecognizable; revolutionary.
147. [Change of one thing for an-
other.] Substitution. — N. substitu-
tion, commutation; supplanting &c. v.,
supersession, metonymy &c. (figure of
speech) 521.
[Thing substituted] substitute, succe-
daneum, makeshift, temporary expe-
dient; shift, pis alter J stop-gap, jury
mast, locum tenens, warming pan, dum-
my, scapegoat; double; changeling; quid
pro quo J alternative; representative &c.
(deputy) 759; paUmpsest.
price, purchase money, consideration,
equivalent.
V. substitute, put in the place of,
change for; make way for, give place
to; supply -, take- the place of; sup-
plant, supersede, replace, cut out,
serve as a substitute; step into -,
stand in the shoes of; make a shift-,
put up- with; borrow of Peter to pay
Paul; conunute, redeem, compound
for.
148. [Double or mutual change.]
Interchange. — N. inter-, ex-change;
com-, per-, inter-mutation; reciproca-
tion, transposition, shuffling; alterna-
tion, reciprocity; castling [at chess];
hocus-pocus.
interchange-ableness, -ability.
barter &c. 794; tit for tat &c. (retali-
ation) 718; cross fire, battledore and
shuttlecock; quid pro quo,
V. inter-, ex-, counter-change; bandy,
transpose, shuffle, change hands, swap,
permute, reciprocate, commute; give
and take, return the compliment; play
at -puss in the corner, - battledore and
shuttlecock; retaliate &c. 718; requite.
Adj. interchanged &c. v.; reciprocal,
mutual, commutative, interchangeable,
intercurrent.
Adv. in exchange, vice versdy mutatis
mutandiSf backwards and forwards, by
turns, turn and turn about; each -,
every one- m V^^ Xmtcl.
147 — 152
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I. VII. 1
Adj. substituted &c. v.; vicarious, subdititious. ,
Adv. instead ; in -place, - lieu, - the stead, - the room- of; faiUe de mieux.
2. Complex Change
149. Changeableness. — N. change-
ableness &c. adj,] mutability, incon-
stancy; versatility, mobility; instability,
unstable equilibrium; vacillation &c.
{irresolution) 605; fluctuation, vicissi-
tude; alternation &c. {oscillation) 314.
restlessness &c. adj,) fidgets, dis-
quiet; dis-, in-quietude; unrest; agita-
tion &c. 315.
moon, Proteus, chameleon, quick-
silver, shifting sands, weathercock, harie-
quin, Cynthia of the minute, April
showers; wheel of Fortune; transient-
ness &c. 111.
V. fluctuate, vary, waver, flounder,
flicker, flitter, flit, flutter, shift, shuffle,
shake, totter, tremble, vacillate, wamble,
turn and turn about, ring the chang^:*
sway -, shift- to and fro; change an:
change about; oscillate &c. 314; vibrate
-, oscillate- between two extremes; al-
ternate; have as many phases as the
moon.
Adj. change-able, -ful; changing &c.
140; mutable, variable, checkered, ever
changing; prote-an, -iform; versatile.
unstaid, inconstant; un-steady, -sta-
ble, -fixed, -settled; fluctuating &c. y.;
restless; agitated &c. 315; erratic, fickle;
irresolute &c. 605; capricious &c. 608;
touch and go; inconsonant, fitful, spas-
modic; vibratory; vagrant, wayward;
desultory; afloat; alternating; alterable,
plastic, mobile; transient &c. Ill; wa-
vering.
Adv. seesaw &c. {oscillation) 314; off
and on.
Phr. " a rolling stone gathers no moss " ;
jnetra mossa non fa muachis; fianores mutant
r.iores; variumel mutabUe semper femina [Vergil].
tinguishable, irreducible; indissol-
perishable, indelible, indeciduous;
Int. stet,
Phr. liUera scripta manet.
Present Events
151. Eventuality. — N. eventuality,
event, occurrence, incident, affair, trans-
action, proceeding, fact; matter of -,
naked- fact; phenomenon; advent.
jbusJncsSf concern; circumstance, par-
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160. Stability. — N. stability; im-
mutability &c. adj.; unchangeableness
&c. adj.; constancy; stable equilibrium,
immobility, soundness, vitality, stabil-
iment, stiffness, ankylosis, solidity,
aplomb.
establishment, fixture; rock, .pillar,
tower, foundation, leopard's spots, Ethi-
opian's skin.
permanence &c. 141; obstinacy &c.
606.
V. be -firm &c. adj,; stick fast; stand
-, keep -, remain- firm; weather the
storm.
settle, establish, stablish, ascertain,
fix, set, stabilitate; retain, keep hold;
make -good, - sure; fasten &c. {jain)
'±t- :et on its legs, float; perpetuate.
3cttle down; strike -, take- root;
•:aKe up one's abode &c. 184; build one's
house on a rock.
Adj. unchangeable, inunutable; un-
alter-ed, -able; not to be changed, con-
stant; permanent &c. 141; invariable,
undeviating; stable, durable; perennial
&c. {diuturnal) 110.
fixed, steadfast, firm, fast, steady,
balanced; confirmed, vaHd; fiducial; im-
movable, irremovable, riveted, rooted;
settled, established &c. t;.; vested; in-
controvertible, stereotyped, indeclin-
able.
tethered, anchored, moored, at anchor,
on a rock, firm as a rock; firmly -seated,
- established &c. v. ; deep-rooted, inerad-
icable; inveterate; obstinate &c. 606.
transfixed, stuck fast, aground, high
and dry, stranded.
indefeasible, irretrievable, intransmu^
table, incommutable, irresoluble, irrev-
ocable, irreversible, reverseless, inex-
■uble, -vable; indestructible, undoing, im-
insusceptible, - of change.
Future Events
152. Destiny. — N. destiny &c. {ne-
cessity) 601; future -, post- existence;
hereafter; future state, next world,
world to come, after life; futurity &c.
121; everlasting -life, - death; life ~,
I. vin. 1
CHANGE — CAUSATION
151 — 154
ticular, casualty, accident, adventure,
passage, crisis, pass, emergency, contin-
gency, consequence.
the world, life, things, doings, affairs;
things -, affairs- ^i general; the times,
state of affairs, order of the day ; course -,
tide -, stream -, current -, run -, march-
of -things, - events; ups and downs of
life; chapter of accidents &c. {chance)
156; situation &c. {circumstances) 8.
V. happen, occur; take -place, -
effect; come, become of; come -off, - '
about, - round, - into existence, - forth,
- to pass, - on; pass, present itself; fall;
fall -, turn- out; run, be on foot, fall in;
be-fall, -tide, -chance; prove, even-
tuate, draw on; turn -, crop -, spring -,
cast- up; super-, sur-vene; issue, arrive,
ensue, arise, start, hold, take its course;
pass off &c. (&6 -past) 122.
meet with; experience; fall to the lot
of; be one's -chance, - fortune, - lot;
find; encounter, undergo; pass -, go-
throueh; endure &c. {feel) 821.
Adj. happening &c. r.; going on, doing, current; in the wind, afloat; on
-foot, - the tapis; at issue, in question; incidental.
eventful, stirring, bustling, full of incident; memorable, momentous, signal.
Adv. eventually ; in -the event of, - case ; in the course of things ; in the -nat-
ural, - ordinary- course of things; as -things, - times- go; as the world -goes,
- wags; as the -tree falls, - cat jumps; as it may -turn out, - happen.
Phr. the plot thickens; " breasts the blows of circumstance " [Tennyson]; " so nins tlid
i>9Uiid of life from hour to hour *' [Tennyson]; " sprinkled along the waste of years " [Kcbl J.
world- beyond the grave; prospect <fec.
{expectation) 507.
V. impend; hang-, lie- over; threaten,
loom, await, come on, approach, stare
one in the face; fore-, pre-ordain; pre-
destine, doom, have in store for.
Adj. impending &c. y.; destined;
about to -be, - happen; coming, in store,
to come, going to happen, instant, at
hand, near; near -, close- at hand; over-
hanging, hanging over one's head,
imminent; brewing, preparing, forth-
coming; in the wind, on the cards, in
reserve; that -will, - is to- be; in pros-
pect &c. {expected) 507; looming in the
-distance, - horizon, - future; unborn,
in embryo; in the womb of -time, -
futurity; pregnant &c. {producing)
161.
Adv. in -time, - the long run; all in
good time; eventually &c. 151; what-
ever may happen &c. {certainly) 474;
as -chance &c. 156- would have it.
Section VIII. CAUSATION
1. Constancy of Sequence in Events
IfiS. [Constant antecedent.] Cause.
— N. cause, origin, source, principle,
element; occasioner, prime mover, pri-
mum mobile; vera causa; author &c.
{producer) 164; mainspring, agent;
leaven; groundwork, foundation &c.
{support) 215.
spring, fountain, well, font ; fountain -,
spring- head; fons et origo^ genesis;
descent &c. {paternity) 166; remote
cause; influence.
pivot, hinge, turning point, lever;
key; proximate cause, causa causans;
last straw that breaks the camel's back.
ground; reason, - why; why and
wherefore, rationale, occasion, deriva-
tion; final cause &c. {intention) 620;
les dessous des cartes; undercurrents.
rudiment, egg, germ, embryo, bud,
154. [Constant sequent.] Effect. —
N. effect, consequence; after-growth,
-come; deriva-tive, -tion;Tesult; result-
ant, -ance; upshot, issue, dfenouement;
end &c. 67; development, outgrowth,
fruit, crop, harvest, product, bud.
production, produce, work, handi-
work, fabric, performance; creature,
creation; off-spring, -shoot; first-fruits,
-lings; heredity, telegony; premices t,
primices f.
V. be the -effect &c. n.- of; be -due,
- owing- to; originate -in, - from; rise
-, arise -, take its rise -, spring -, pro-
cecnl -, emanate -, come -, grow -, bud -,
sprout -, germinate - issue -, flow -,
result -, follow -, derive its origin -,
accrue- from; come -to, - of, - out of;
depend -, hang -^ hingja - ^ tvis^- a^^i^^^sl.
183 — 166
ABSTRACT RELATIONS
I. vin. 1
take the consequences, sow the wind
and reap the whirlwind.
Adj. owing to; resulting from &c. v,;
derivable from; due to; caused &c. 153-
by ; dependent upon; derived -, evolved-
from; derivative; hereditary; telegonous.
Adv. of course, it follows that, natu-
rally, consequently; as a -, in- conse-
quence; through, all along of, neces-
sarily, eventually.
Phr. cela va sans dire, " thereby hangs a
tale " [Taming of the Shrew],
root, radix, radical, etymon, nucleus,
seed, stem, stock, stirps, trunk, tap-root,
gemmule, radicle, semen, sperm.
nest, cradle, nursery, womb, nidus,
birthplace, hotbed.
caus-ality, -ation; origination; pro-
duction &c. 161.
V. be the -cause &c. n.- of; originate;
give -origin, - rise, - occasion- to; cause,
occasion, sow the seeds of, kindle, susci-
tatet; bring -on, - to pass, - about;
produce; create &c. 161; set -up, -
afloat, - on foot; found, broach, insti-
tute, lay the foundation of; lie at the root of.
procure, induce, draw down, open the door to, superinduce, evoke, entail,
operate; elicit, provoke.
conduce to &c. (tend to) 176; contribute; have a -hand in, - finger in- the
pie; determine, decide, turn the scale; have a common origin; derive its origiA
&c. {effect) 154.
Adj. caused &c. v.; causal, original; prim-ary, -itive, -ordial; aboriginal;
protogenal; radical; embry-onic, -otic; in ^embryo , - ovo; seminal, germinal;
at the bottom of; connate, having a common origin.
Adv. because &c. 155; behind the scenes.
Phr. caiua latet vis est notissima [Ovid]; felix qui potuit rerum cognoscere causas [Vergil].
166. [Assignment of cause.] Attri-
bution. — N. attribution, theory, eti-
ology, ascription, reference to, rationale;
accounting for &c. v.; palaetiology,^ im-
putation, derivation from.
fil-, affil-iation; pedigree &c. (pater-
nity) 166.
explanation &c.' (interpretation) 522;
reason why &c. (cause) 153.
V. attribute -, ascribe -, impute -,
refer -, lay -, point -, trace -, bring
home- to; put -, set- down- to; blame;
charge -, ground- on; invest with, as-
sign as cause, lay at the door of, father
upon; account for, derive from, point
out the -reason &c. 153; theorize; tell
how it comes; put the saddle on the
right horse.
Adj. attributed &c. v.; attributable
&c. v.; refer-able, -rible; due to, deri-
vable from; owing to &c. (effect) 154;
putative; ecbatic.
Adv. hence, thence, therefore, for,
since, on account of, because, owing to;
on that account; from -this, - that-
cause; thanks to, forasmuch as; whence,
propter hoc,
why? wherefore? whence? how -comes.
166. [Absence of assignable cause.]
Chance.^ — N. chance, indetermina-
tion, accident, fortune, hazard, hap,
haphazard, chance medley, random,
luck, raccroc, casualty, contingence,
adventure, hit; fate &c. (necessity) 601;
equal chance; lottery; tombola; toss up
&c. 621; turn of the -table, - cards;
hazard of the die, chapter of accidents;
cast -, throw- of the dice; heads or
tails, wheel of Fortune; sortes, - Vir-
gilianoi,
probability, possibility, contingency,
odds, long odds, run of luck; accidental-
ness; main chance.
theory of -Probabilities, - Chances;
bookmaki ng ; assurance ; , speculation,
gaming &c. 621.
V. chance, hap, turn up; fall to one^s
lot; be one's -fate &c. 601; stumble on,
light upon; take one's chance ic. G21.
Adj. casual, fortuitous, accidental,
adventitious, causeless, incidental, con-
tingent, uncaused, undetermined, inde-
terminate?; possible &c. 470; uninten-
tional &c. 621.
Adv. by -chance, -accident; casually;
perchance &c. (possibly) 470; for aught
' Whewell, History of (he Inductive Sciences, book xviii. vol. iii. p. 397 (3d edit.).
^ The word ("kance has two distinct meanings: the first, the absence of assignable cause,
above; and the second, the absence of design — for the latter see 621.
46'
I. vm. 2
CAUSATION
166 — 168
- is, - happens- it? how does it hap-
pen?
in -some, - some such- way; some-
how, - or other.
Phr. that is why; hinc UUb lachrynuB [Horace].
one knows; as -good, - bad, - ill-luck
&c. n.- would have it; as it may -be,
- chance, - turn up, - happen; as the
case may be.
Phr. " grasps the skirts of happy chance "
[Tennyson]; "the accident of an accident*'
[Lord Thurlow].
2. Connection between Cause and Effect
167. Power. — N. power; poten-cy,
-tiality; jiva; puissance, might, force;
energy &c. 171; dint; right -hand, -
arm; ascendency, sway, control; pre-
potency, -poUence; almightiness, omnip-
otence; authority &c. 737; strength &c.
159.^
ability; ableness &c. adj,; compe-
tency; effi-ciency, -cacy; validity, co-
gency; enablement; vantage ground;
influence &c. 175.
pressure; conductivity; elasticity;
gravity, electricity, magnetism, gal-
vanism, voltaic electricity, voltaism,
electro-magnetism; attraction; vis -in-
erticB, - mortua, - viva; potential -, dy-
namic- energy; friction, suction; live-
circuit, -rail, -wire.
capability, capacity; quid valeant hu-
meri qaidferre recuseni; faculty, quality,
attribute, endowment, virtue, gift, prop-
erty, qualification, susceptibility.
V. be -powerful &c. adj, ; gain -power
Ac. n.
belong -, pertain- to; lie -, be- in
one's power; can.
give -, confer -, exercise- power &c.
n. ; empower, enable, invest; in-, en-due;
endow, arm; strengthen &c. 159; com-
pel &c. 744.
Adj. powerful, puissant; potent, -ial;
capable, able; equal -, up- to; cogent,
valid; effect-ive, -ual; efficient, effica-
cious, adequate, competent; multi-,
pleni-, omni-potent; almighty.
forcible &c. adj. (energetic) 171; in-
fluential &c. 175; productive &c. 168.
Adv. powerfully &c. adj,; by -virtue,
- dint- of.
Phr. d toute force; S6s /xoi troO arG) koI kivCj r^v
yvv\ eripuit ccbIo fulmen sceptrurnque tyrannis;
farlia cadere cedere rum potest.
168. Impotence. — N. impotence;
in-, dis-ability; disablement, impuis-
sance, imbeciUty; incapa-city, -bility;
inapt-, inept-itude; indocility; invahd-
ity, inefficiency, incompetence, disquali-
fication.
tclum imbelle, brutum fulmen, blank
cartridge, flash in the pan, vox et prce-
terea nihil, dead letter, bit of waste
paper, dummy; Quaker gun.
inefficacy &c. (inutility) 645; failure
&c. 732.
helplessness &c. adj, ; prostration, pa-
ralysis, palsy, apoplexy, syncope, sid-
eration f, deliquium, collapse, exhaus-
tion, softening of the brain, emascula-
tion, inanition; orchotomy.
cripple, old woman, muff, molly-
coddle.
V. be -impotent &c. adj.; not have a
leg to stand on.
vouloir ^rompre VanguilU au genou, -
prendre la lune avec les dents,
collapse, faint, swoon, fall into a
swoon, drop; go by the board; end in
smoke &c. (fail) 732.
render -powerless &c. adj.; deprive
of power; dis-able, -enable; disarm, in-
capacitate, disqualify, unfit, invalidate,
deaden, cramp, tie the hands; double
up, prostrate, paralyze, muzzle, cripple,
becripple, maim, lame, hamstring, draw
the teeth of; throttle, strangle, garrotte,
garrotc; ratten, silence, sprain, clip the
wings of, put hors de cmnbat, spike the
guns; take the wind out of one's sails,
scotch the snake, put a spoke in one's
wheel; break the -neck, - back; un-
hinge, -fit; put out of gear.
unman, unnerve, enervate; emascu-
late, castrate, geld, alter.
shatter, exhaust; weaken &c. 160.
Adj. powerless, impotent, unable,
incapable, incompetent; ineff-icient, -ective; inept; un-fit, -fitted; un-, dis-
qualified; unendowed; in-, un-apt; crippled, disabled &c. v.; armless.
harmless, unarmed, weaponless, defenseless, sine ictu, unfortified, inde-
\ fensible, vincible, pregnable, untenable.
168 — 160
ABSTRACT RELATIONS
I. viii. 2
para-lytic, -lyzed; palsied, imbecile; nerve-, sinew-, marrow-, pith-,
lust-less; emasculate, disjointed; out of -joint, - gear; un-nerved, -hinged;
water-logged, on one's beam ends, rudderless; laid on one's back; done up,
dead beat, exhausted, shattered, demoralized; graveled &c. {in difficulty)
704; helpless, unfriended, fatherless; without a leg to stand on, hors de coinbat,
laid on the shelf.
null and void, nugatory, inoperative, good for nothing; ineffectual Ac.
(failing) 732; inadequate &c. 640; inefficacious &c. (useless) 645.
Phr. der kranke Mann; " desirous still but impotent to rise " [Shenstone].
169. [Degree of power.] Strength.
— N. strength; power &c. 157; energy
&c. 171; vigor, force; main -, physical -,
brute- force; spring, elasticity, tone,
tension, tonicity.
stoutness &c. adj. ; lustihood, stamina,
nerve, muscle, sinew, thews and sinews,
physique; pith, -iness; virility, vitality.
athlet-ics, -icism; gymnastics, feats
of strength.
adamant, steel, iron, oak, heart of
oak; iron grip; grit, bone.
athlete, gymnast, acrobat; Atlas,
Hercules, Antseus, Samson, Cyclops,
Goliath; tower of strength; giant re-
freshed.
strengthening &c. r.; invigoration,
refreshment, refocillation f.
[Science of forces] dynamics, statics.
V. be -strong &c. adj.y - stronger;
overmatch.
render -strong &c. adj. ; give -strength
&c. n. ; strengthen, invigorate, . brace,
nerve, fortify, sustain, harden, case-
harden, steel, gird; screw -, wind -,
set- up; gird -, brace- up one's loins;
recruit, set on one's legs; vivify; refresh
&c. 689; refect; reenforce &c. (restore)
^ 660.
Adj. strong, mighty, vigorous, for-
cible, hard, adamantine, stout, robust,
sturdy, hardy, powerful, potent, puis-
sant, valid.
resistless, irresistible, invincible, proof
against, impregnable, unconquerable,
indomitable,inextinguishable, unquench-
able; incontestable; more than a match
for; over-powering, , -whelming; all-
powerful, -sufficient; sovereign.
able-bodied; athletic; Herculean, Cy-
clopean, Atlantean; muscular, brawny,
wiry, well-knit, broad-shouldered, sin-
ewy, strapping, stalwart, gigantic.
man-ly, -Hke, -ful; masculine, male,
virile.
un-weakened, -allayed, -withered,
* -shaken, -worn, -exhausted: in full
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160. Weakness. — N. weakness Ac.
od;.; debility, atony, relaxation, languor,
enervation; impotence &c. 158; in-
firmity; effeminacy, feminaHty; fra-
gility, flaccidity; inactivity &c. 683.
anaemia, bloodlessness, deficiency -,
poverty- of blood.
declension -, loss -, failure- of
strength; delicacy, invalidation, decrep-
itude, asthenia, adynamy, cachexy, ca-
chexia, sprain, strain.
reed, thread, rope of sand, house of
cards.
soft-, weak-ling; infant &c. 129;
youth &c. 127.
V. be -weak &c. adj.\ drop, crumble,
give way, totter, tremble, shake, halt,
limp, fade, languish, decline, flag, fail,
have one leg in the grave.
render -weak &c. ajdj.\ weaken, en-
feeble, debilitate, shake, deprive of
strength, relax, enervate; un-+)race,
-nerve; cripple, unman &c. (render
powerless) 158; cramp, reduce, sprain,
strain, blunt the edge of; dilute, im-
poverish; decimate; extenuate; reduce
-in strength, - the strength of; mettre
de Veau dans son vin.
Adj. weak, feeble, debilet; impotent
&c. 158; relaxed, unnerved, &c. v.;
sap-, strength-, power-less; weakly, un-
strung, flaccid, adynamic, asthenic;
nervous.
soft, effeminate, feminate, womanly.
frail, fragile, shattery; flimsj'^, unsub-
stantial, gimcrack, gingerbread; rickety,
cranky; craichy; drooping, tottering &c.
v.; broken, lame, withered, shattered,
shaken, crazy, shaky; palsied &c. 158;
decrepit.
languid, poor, infirm; faint, -ish;
sickly &c. (disease) 655; dull, slack,
evanid t, spent, short-winded, effete;
weather-beaten; decayed, rotten, worn,
seedy, languishing, wasted, washy,
laid low, pulled down, the worse for
wear.
I. VIII. 8
CAUSATION
159 — 162
-force, - swing; in the plenitude of
power.
stubborn, thick-ribbed, made of iron,
deep-rooted; strong as -a lion, - a
horse, - brandy; sound as a roach; in
•-fine, - high- feather; like a giant re-
freshed.
Adv. strongly &c. adj, ; by -force &c.
n.; by main force &c. {by compulsion)744,
Phr. " our withers are un wrung " [ Handet].
Blut und Eisen; ccditus mihi vires; dufort au diable; en habile^ gens; ex vi termini; flecti non
frangi; " he that wrestles with us strengthens our nerves and sharpens our skill " [Burke] ;
" inflexible in faith invincible in arms " [BeattieJ.
un-strengthened &c. 159, -supported,
-aided, -assisted; aidless, defenseless
&c. 158.
on its last legs; weak as a -child,
- baby, - chicken, - cat, - rat; weak as
-water, - water gruel, - gingerbread,
- milk and water; colorless- &c. 429.
Phr. non sum qualis eram.
3. Power in Operation
161. Production. — N. production,
creation, construction, formation, fabri-
cation, manufacture; building, archi-
tecture, erection, edification; coinage;
diaster; organization; nisvs formativus;
putting together &c. v.; establishment;
workmanship, performance; achieve-
ment &c. {completion) 729.
flowering, fructification; inflorescence.
bringing forth &c. v.; parturition,
birth, birth-throe, childbirth, delivery,
confinement, accouchement^ travail, la-
bor, midwifery, obstetrics; geniture;
gestation &c. {maturation) 673; assimila-
tion; evolution, development, growth;
entelechy; fertilization, gemination, ger-
mination, heterogamy, genesis, genera-
tion, epigenesis, pro-creation, -genera-
tion, -pagation; fecundation, impreg-
nation; albumen &c. 357.
spontaneous generation; arche-gene-
sis, -biosis; bio-, abio-, di-, dysmero-,
eumero-, betero-, o6-, moro-, meto-,
mono-, partheno-, homo-, xeno-genesis;^
authorship, publication; works, oeuvre,
bio-, disso-, xeno-geny; tocogony,
vacuolization.
edifice, building, structure, fabric,
erection, pile, tower, flower, fruit.
V. produce, perform, operate, do,
make, gar, form, construct, fabricate,
frame, contrive, manufacture; weave,
forge, coin, carve, chisel; build, raise,
edify, rear, erect, put together; set -,
run- up; establish, constitute, compose,
organize, institute; achieve, accomplish
&c. {complete) 729.
flower, bear fruit, fructify, teem, ean,
;yean, farrow, drop, pup, kitten, kindle;
162. [Nonproduction.] Destruction.
— N. destruction; waste, dissolution,
breaking up; di-, dis-ruption; consump-
tion; disorganization.
fall, downfall, ruin, perdition, crash,
ebmdementj smash, havoc, delabrement,
debdcle; break -down, - up; prostration;
desolation, bouleversement^ wreck, wrack,
shipwreck, cataclysm; washout.
extinction, annihilation ; destruction
of life &c. 361 ; knock-down blow; doom,
crack of doom.
destroying &c. v,\ demo-lition, -lish-
ment; overthrow, subversion, suppres-
sion; abolition &c. {abrogation) 756;
biblioclasm; sacrifice; ravage, devasta-
tion, razzia; incendiarism; revolution
&c. 146; extirpation &c. {extraction) 301;
commencement dclafiUy road to ruin; di-
lapidation &c. {deterioration) 659; sa-
botage.
V. be -destroyed &c.; perish; fall, -
to the ground; tumble, topple; go -,
fall- to pieces; break up; crumble, - to
dust; go to -the dogs, - the wall, -
smash, - shivers, - wreck, - pot, - wrack
and ruin; go -by the board, - all to
smash; be all -over, - up- with; totter
to its fall.
destroy; do -, make- away with;
nuUify; annul &c. 756; sacrifice, de-
molish; tear up; over- turn, -throw,
-whelm; upset, subvert, put an end to;
seal the doom of, do for, dish *, undo;
break -, cut- up; break -, cut -, pull -,
mow -, blow -, beat- down; suppress,
quash, put down; cut short, take off,
blot out; dispel, dissipate, dissolve;
consume.
* Huxlev.
«i&
161 — 167
ABSTRACT RELATIONS
I. vin. 3
bear, lay, bring forth, give birth to, lie
in, be brought to bed of, evolve, piiilu-
late, usher into the world.
make productive Ac. 168; create;
beget, get, generate, fecundate, impreg-
nate; pro-create, -generate, -pagate;
engender; bring -, call- into -being, ~
existence; breed, hatch, develop, bring
up.
induce, superinduce; suscitate t; cause
&c. 153; acquire &c. 775.
Adj. produc-ed, -ing &c. v.; produc-
tive of; prolific &c. 168; creative; for-
mative; gen-etic, -ial, -ital; pregnant;
enceinte y big -, fraught- with; in the
family way, teeming, parturient, in the
straw, brought to bed of; puerper-al,
-ous.
di-, hetero-, o6-, xeno-genetic; ecto-
genous, gamic, hsematobious, Bporoge-
nous, sporophorous.
architectonic.
Phr. ex nihUo nihil; fiat lux; materiam
auperabat ojms [OvidJ.
smash, crash, quell, squash, squelch,
crumple up, shatter, shiver; batter;
tear -, crush -, cut -, shake -, pull -,
pick- to pieces; laniate; nip; tear to
-rags, ~ tatters; crush-, knock- to atoms;
ruin; strike out; throw -, knock- -down,
~ over; fell, sink, swamp, scuttle, wreck,
shipwreck, ingulf, submerge; lay in
-ashes, - ruins; sweep away, erase, ex-
punge, raze; level, - with the -ground, -
dust.
deal destruction, lay waste, ravage,
gut; disorganize; dismantle &c. {render
useless) 645; devour, swallow up, deso-
late, devastate, sap, mine, blast, con-
found; exterminate, extinguish, quench,
annihilate; snuff -, put -, stamp -,
trample- out; lay -, trample- in the
dust; prostrate; tread -, crush -, tram-
ple- under foot; lay the ax to the root
of; make -short work, - clean sweep, ~
mincemeat- of; cut up root and branch;
fling -, scatter- to the winds; throw
overboard; strike at the root of, sap the
foundations of, spring a mine, blow up ;
ravage with fire and sword; cast to the dogs; eradicate &c. 301.
Adj. destroyed &c. v.; perishing Ac. v.] trembling -, nodding -, tottering-
to its fall; in course of -destruction &c. n. ; extinct; all-destroying, -devouring,
-engulfing.
destructive, subversive, ruinous, incendiary, deletory f; destroying &c. n.;
suicidal; deadly &c. (killing) 361.
Adv. with -crushing 'effect, - a sledge hanmier.
Phr. delenda est Carthago; dum Roma ddiherat Saguntum peril; icrasez Vivfdme [Voltaire].
163. Reproduction. — N. reproduction, renovation; restoration &c. 660;
renewal; new edition, reprint, revival, regeneration, palingenesis, revivification;
apotheosis; resuscitation, reanimation, resurrection, reappearance; regrowth;
Phcenix.
generation &c. (production) 161 ; multiplication.
V. reproduce; restore &c. 660; revive, renovi-te, renew, regenerate, l*evivify,
resuscitate, reanimate, refashion, stir the embers, put into the crucible; multi-
ply, repeat; resurge.
crop up, spring up like mushrooms.
Ad], reproduced &c. v.; renascent, reappearing; reproductive; suigenetic.
164. Producer. — N. producer, orig-
inator, inventor, author, founder, gen-
erator, mover, architect; maker &c.
(agent) 690; prime mover.
166. Paternity. — N. paternity; par-
entage; consanguinity &c. 11.
parent, father, sire, dad, papa, pater-
familias, abba; genitor, progenitor, pro-
creator; ancestor; grand-sire, -father;
great-grandfather ; father-ship, -hood ;
SO
165. Destroyer. — N. destroyer &c.
(destroy &c. 162); cankerworm &c.
(bane) 663; assassin &c. (killer) 361;
executioner &c. (punish) 975; biblio-,
eidolo-, icono-, idolo-clast; nihilist.
167. Posterity. — N. posterity, prog-
eny, breed, issue, offspring, brood, litter,
seed, farrow, spawn, spat; family, grand-
children, heirs; groat-grandchild.
child, son, daughter; butcha; bantling,
scion; acrospire, plumule, shoot, sprout,
ohve-branch, sprit, branch; off-shoot
I. vin. 3
CAUSATION
166 — 172
-set; ramification; descendant; heir,
-ess; heir -apparent, - presumptive;
chip of the old block; heredity; rising
generation.
straight descent, sonship, line, lineage,
filiation, primogeniture.
Adj. filial; diphyletic.
Phr. "the child is father of the man"
[Wordsworth].
house, stem, trunk, tree, stock, stirps,
pedigree, lineage, hne, family, tribe,
sept, race, clan; genealogy, descent, ex-
traction, birth, ancestry; forefathers, for-
bears, patriarchs.
motherhood, maternity; mother, dam,
mamma, materfamilias; grandmother.
Adj. paternal, parental; maternal;
family, ancestral, linear, patriarchal.
Phr. avi numerantur avorum; " happy he
with such a mother" [Tennyson]; hambre
bueno no lebitaquen abolengo; pkUosophia stemma
non inspicU [Seneca].
168. Productiveness. — N. produc-
tiveness &c. adj.] fecundity, fertility,
luxuriance, uberty f. ^
pregnancy, pullulation, fructification,
multiplication, propagation, procrea-
tion; superfetation.
milch cow, rabbit, hydra, warren,
seed plot, land flowing with milk and
honey; second crop, aftermath; after-
crop, -growth; arrish, eddish, rowen;
protoplasm; fertilization.
V. make -productive &c. adj.] fruc-
tify; procreate, generate, fertilize, sper-
matize, impregnate; fecund-ate, -ify;
teem, multiply; produce &c. 161; con-
ceive.
Adj. productive, prolific; teem-ing, -ful; fertile, fruitful, frugiferous, fruit-
bearing; fecund, luxuriant; pregnant, uberous.
procre-ant, -ative; generative, life-giving, spermatic; multiparous; onmific;
propagable.
parturient &c. {producing) 161; profitable &c. (useful) 644.
170. Agency. — N. agency, operation, force, working, strain, function,
office, maintenance, exercise, work, swing, play; inter- working, -action; pro-
curement.
causation &c. 153; instrmnentality &c. 631; influence &c. 175; action &c.
(voluntary) 680; modus operandi &c. 627.
quickening -, maintaining -, sustaining- power; home stroke.
V. be -in action &c. adj. ; operate, work; act, - upon; perform, play, support,
sustain, strain, maintain, take effect, quicken, strike.
come -, bring- into -operation, - play; have -play, - free play; bring to bear
upon.
Adj. operative, efficient, efficacious, practical, effectual.
at work, on foot; acting &c. (doing) 680; in -operation, - force, - action, -
play, - exercise; acted -, wrought- upon.
Adv. by the -agency &c. n.- of; through &c. (instrumentality) 631; by means
of Ac. 632.
Phr. " I myself must mix with action lest I wither by despair " [Tennyson].
169. Unproductiveness. — N. un-
productiveness &c. adj,; infertihty, ste-
rility, infecundity; impotence &c. 158;
unprofitableness &c. (inviility) 645.
waste, desert, Sahara, wild, wilder-
ness, howling wilderness.
V. be -unproductive &c. adj,; hang
fire, flash in the pan, come to nothing.
Adj. unproductive, acarpous, inopera-
tive, barren, addle, unfertile, unprolific,
arid, sterile, unfruitful, infecund; sine
prole; fallow; teem- issue-, fruit-less;
unprofitable &c. (useless) 645; null and
void, of no effect.
171. Physical Energy. — N. energy,
physical energy, force; keenness &c.
adj.] intensity, vigor, strength, elas-
ticity; go; high pressure; fire; rush.
•cri-mony, -tude; causticity, viru-
172. Physical Inertness. — N. inert-
ness, dullness &c. adj, ; inertia, vis iyxcrticey
inertion, inactivity, torpor, lan^mor;
quiescence &c. 265; latency, inaction;
passivity.
171 — 174
ABSTRACT RELATIONS
I. vni. 3
lence, poignancy; harshness Ac. ddj,;
severity, edge, point; pungency &c. 392.
cantharides; seasoning &c. (condi-
ment) 393.
activity, agitation, effervescence; fer-
ment, -ation; ebullition, splutter, per-
turbation, stir, bustle; voluntary energy
&c. 682; quicksilver.
resolution &c. (mental energy) 604;
exertion &c. (effort) 686; excitation &c.
(mental) 824.
V. giye -energy &c. n.; energize,
r^imulate, kindle, excite, exert; sharpen,
intensify; inflame &c. (render violent)
173; wind up &c. (strengthen) 159.
strike, - into, - hard, - home; make an impression.
Adj. strong, energetic, forcible, active; intense, deep-dyed, severe, keen,
vivid, sharp, acute, incisive, trenchant, brisk.
rousing, irritating; poignant; virulent, caustic, corrosive, mordant, harsh,
stringent; double-edged, - shotted, - distilled; drastic, escharotic; racy &c.
(pungent) 392.
potent &c. (powerful) 157; radio-active.
Adv. strongly &c. adj.;fortiter in re; with telling effect.
Phr. the steam is up; vires acquirit eundo; "the race by vigor not by vaunts is won "
[Pope].
mental inertness; sloth &c. (inadiviiy)
683; inexcitability &c. 826; irresolution
&c. 605; obstinacy &c. 606; permanence
&c. 141.
V. be -inert &c. adj.] hang fire,
smplder.
Adj. inert, inactive, passive; torpid
&c. 683; sluggish, dull, heavy, flat,
slack, tame, slow, blunt; lifeless, dead,
uninfluential.
latent, dormant, smoldering, unex-
erted.
Adv. inactively &c. adj, ; in -suspense,
-abeyance.
173. Violence. — N. violence, in-
clemency, vehemence, might, impetu-
osity; boisterousness &c. adj,\ efferves-
cence, ebullition; turbulence, bluster;
uproar, callithump [U. S.], riot, row,
rumpus, le diable d quatrej devil to pay,
all the fat in the fire.
severity &c. 739; ferocity, rage, fury;
exacerbation, exasperation, malignity;
fit, paroxysm, orgasm, aphrodisia; force,
brute force; outrage; coup de main;
strain, shock, shog; spasm, convulsion,
throe; hysterics, passion, &c. (state ojf
excitability) 825. *
out-break, -burst; debacle; burst,
bounce, dissilience, discharge, volley,
explosion, blow up, blast, detonation,
rush, eruption, displosion t, torrent.
turmoil &c. (disorder) 59; ferment &c.
(agitation) 315; storm, tempest, rough
weather; squall &c. (wind) 349; earth-
quake, volcano, thunderstorm.
berserk, -er; fury, dragon, demon,
tiger, beldame, Tisiphone, Mcgaera,
Alecto, madcap, wild beast; fire eater
&c. (blusterer) 887.
V. be -violent &c. adj,; run high; fer-
ment, effervesce; romp, rampage; run
-wild, - riot; break the peace; rush,
tear; rush head-long, -foremost; run a
muck, raise a storm, make a riot; make
-, Jt/eJt i/p' a row; rougb-houae *; bluster,
174. Moderation. — N. moderation;
lenity &c. 740; temperateness, gentle-
ness &c. adj.; sobriety; quiet; mental
calmness &c. (inexcitability) 826.
moderating &c. v. ; anaphrodisia; relax-
ation, remission, mitigation, tranquili-
zation, assuagement, contemporation,
pacification.
measure, juste milieu, golden mean,
moderator; lullaby, sedative, lenitive,
demulcent, antispasmodic, carminative;
laudanum; rose water, balm, poppy,
opiate, anodyne, milk, opium, ** poppy
or mandragora" ; wet blanket ; palliative.
V. be -moderate &c. adj.; keep with-
in -bounds, - compass; sober -, settle
down; keep the peace, remit, relent;
take in sail.
moderate, soften, mitigate, temper,
accoyt; at-, con-temper; mollify, len-
ify, dulcify, dull, take off the edge, blunt,
obtund, sheathe, subdue, chasten; sober
-, tone -, smooth- down; weaken &c.
160; lessen &c. (decrease) 36; check;
palliate.
tranquilize, assuage, appease, swage,
lull, soothe, compose, still, calm, cool,
quiet, hush, quell, sober, pacify, tame,
damp, lay, allay, rebate, slacken, smooth,
alleviate, rock to sleep, deaden, smother;
throw -cold water on, - a wet blanket
1. VIII. 4
CAUSATION
173 — 176a
rage, roar, riot, storm; boil, - over;
fume, foam, come in like a lion, wreak,
bear down, ride roughshod. out-Herod
Herod; spread like wildfire.
break -, fly -, burst- out; bounce,
explode, go off, displode t, fly, detonate,
thunder, blow up, flash, flare, burst;
shock, strain, break-, force-, prize-open.
render -violent &c. adj. ; sharpen, stir
up, quicken, excite, incite, urge, lash,
stimulate; irritate, inflame, kindle, sus-
citaix; t» foment; accelerate, aggravate,
exasperate, exacerbate, convulse, in-
furiate, madden, lash into fury; fan -,
add fuel to- the flame; oleum adder e
camino.
explode; let -off, - fly; discharge,
(letonize, fulminate.
Adj. violent, vehement; warm; acute,
sharp; rough, rude, ungentle, bluff,
boisterous, wild; brusque, abrupt, wasp-
ish; impetuous; rampant.
turbulent; disorderly; blustering, rag-
ing &c. v.; troublous, riotous; tumultu-
ary, -ous; obstreperous, uproarious; ex-
travagant; unmitigated; ravening, tameless; frenzied &c. (insane) 503; des-
perate &c. (rash) 863; infuriate, furious, outrageous, frantic, hysteric, in hy-
sterics.
fiery, flaming, scorching, hot, red-hot, ebullient.
savage, fierce, ferocious, fierce as a tiger.
excited &c. v.; un-quelled, -quenched, -extinguished, -repressed, -bridled,
-I'uly; headstrong; un-govemable, -appeasable, -mitigable; un-, in-controU-
n.ble; insup-, irre-pressible ; orgastic.
spasmodic, convulsive, explosive; detonating &c. v,; volcanic, meteoric;
stormy &c. (mind) 349.
Adv. violently &c. adj, ; amain; by -storm, - force, - main force; with might
and main; tooth and nail, vi ct armisy at the point of the -sword, - bayonet; at
one fell swoop; with a high hand, through thick and thin; in desperation, with
a vengeance; d-y d to^de- outrance; head-long, -foremost.
Phr. furtjr arma ministrat; " blown with restless violence round about the pendent
world " [Measure for Measure].
over; slake; curb &c. (restrain) 751:
tame &c. (subjugate) 749; smooth over;
pour oil on the -waves, - troubled
waters; pour balm into, mettre de Veau
dans son vin,
go out like a lamb, '* roar you as gently
as any sucking dove," [Midsummer'
Night's Dream].
Adj. moderate; lenient &c. 740;
gentle, mild; cool, sober, temperate,
reasonable, measured; tempered &c. t;.;
calm, unruffled, quiet, tranquil, still;
slow, smooth, untroubled; tame; peace-
ful, -able; pacific, halcyon.
un-exciting, -irritating; soft, bland,
oily, demulcent, lenitive, anodyne; hyp-
notic &c. 683; sedative; antiorgastic,
anaphrodisiac.
mild as mother's milk; milk and
water.
Adv. moderately &c. adj.] gingerly;
piano; under easy sail, at half speed;
within -bounds, - compass; in reason.
Phr. est modus in rebus.
4. Indirect Power
176a. Absence of Influence. — N.
impotence &c. 158; powerlessness; inert-
ness &c. 172; irrelevancy &c. 10.
V. have no -influence &c. 175.
Adj. uninfluential ; unconduc-ing,
-ive, -ting to; powerless &c. 158; irrel-
evant &c. 10.
176. Influence. — N. influence; im-
portance &c. 642; weight, pressure, pre-
ponderance, prevalence, sway; predomi-
nance, -nancy; ascendency; dominance,
reign; control, domination, pull*; au-
thority &c. 737; capability &c. (power)
157; interest.
footing; purchase &c. (support) 215;
play, leverage, vantage ground.
tower of strength, host in himself; protection, patronage, auspices.
V. have -influence &c. n.; be -influential &c. adj.; carry weight, weigh, tell;
have a hold upon, magnetize, bear upon, gain a footing, work upon; take
-root, - hold ; strike root ir
\
176 — 179 ABSTRACT RELATIONS I. vm. 4
run through, pervade; prevail, dominate, predominate; out-, over- weigh;
over-ride, -bear; gain head; rage; be -rife &c. adj.; spread like wildfire; have
-, get -, gain- -the upper hand, - full play.
be -recognized, - listened to; make one's voice heard, gain a hearing; play a
-part, - leading part- in; take the lead, pull the strings; turn ■-, throw one's
weight into- the scale; set the fashion, lead the dance.
Adj. influential; important &c. 642; weighty; prevailing &c. v.; prevalent,
ife, rampant, dominant, regnant, predominant, in the ascendant, hege-
nonical.
Adv. with telUng effect.
Phr. td maitre lei valet.
176. Tendency. — N. tendency; apt-ness, -itude; proneness, proclivity,
bent, turn, tone, bias, set, leaning to, predisposition, inclination, propensity,
susceptibility; conatus, nisus; liability &c. 177; quality, nature, temperament;
idio-crasy, -syncrasy; cast, vein, grain; humor, mood; drift &c. {direction) 278;
con-duciveness, -ducement; applicability &c. (utility) 644; subservience &c.
(instrumentality) 631.
V. tend, contribute, conduce, lead, dispose, incline, verge, bend to, trend,
affect, carry, redound to, bid fair to, gravitate towards; promote &c. (aid) 707.
Adj. tending &c. t;.; conducive, working towards, in a fair way to, calculated
to; liable &c. 177; subservient &c. (instrumental) 631; useful &c. 644; subsidiary
&c. (helping) 707.
Adv. for, whither.
177. Liability. — N. lia-bility, -bleness; possibility, contingency; suscepti-
vity, -bility.
V. be -liable &c. adj.; incur, lay oneself open to; run the -, stand a- chance;
lie under, expose oneself to, open a door to.
Adj. liable, subject; in danger &c. 665; open -, exposed -, obnoxious- to;
answerable; unexempt from; apt to; dependent on; incident to.
contingent, incidental, possible, on the cards, within range of, at the mercy of.
5. COMBINATIOl^S OF CaUSES
178. Concurrence. — N. concur-
rence, cooperation, coagency; union;
agreement &c. 23; consilience; consent
&c. (assent) 488; alliance; concert &c.
709; partnership &c. 712.
V. con-cur, -duce, -spire, -tribute;
agree, unite; hang -, pull- together &c.
(cooperate) 709; help to &c. (aid) 707.
keep pace with, run parallel; go -,
go along -, go hand in hand- with.
Adj. concurring &c. v.; concurrent, in
alliance with, banded together, of one
mind, at one with.
Adv. with one consent.
179. Countera.ction. — N. counter-
action, opposition; contrariety &c. 14;
antagonism, polarity; clashing &c. v.;
collision, interference, resistance, reni-
tency, friction; reaction; retroaction &c.
(recoil) 211 \ counterblast; neutraliza-
tion &c. (compensation) 30; vis inertias;
check &c. (hindrance) 706.
voluntary -opposition &c. 708, - re-
sistance &c. 719; repression &c. (re-
straint) 751.
V. counteract; run counter, clash,
cross; interfere -, conflict- with; contra-
vene; jostle; go -, run -, beat -, militate-
against; stultify; antagonize, oppose &c.
708; traverse; withstand &c. (resist) 719; hinder &c. 70G; repress &c. (restrain)
751; react &c. (recoil) 277.
undo, neutralize; counterpoise &c. (compemaaie) 30; overpoise.
Adj. counteracting &c. y.; antagonistic, conflicting, retroactive, renitent,
reactionary; contrary &c. 14.
Adv. although &c. 30; in spite of &c. 708; against.
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II. T. 2
SPACE IN GENERAL
180 — 183
CLASS II
Words relating to SPACE
Section L SPACE IN GENERAL
1. Abstract Space
180. [Indefinite space.] Space. — N.
space, extension, extent, superficial ex-
tent, expanse, stretch; room, scope,
range, latitude, field, way, expansion,
compass, sweep, play, swing, spread.
spare -, elbow -, house- room; stow-
age, roomagt, margin; opening, sphere,
arena.
open -, free- space; void &c. (absence)
187; waste; wild-, wilder-ness; moor,
-land; campagna.
abyss &c. (interval) 198; unlimited
space; infinity &c. 105; world; ubiquity
&c. (presence) 186; length and breadth
of the land.
proportions, acreage; acres, - roods
and perches; square -inches, - yards &c. ;
ares, arpents.
Adj. spacious, roomy, extensive, ex-
pansive, capacious, ample; widespread,
vast, world-wide, uncircumscribed;
boundless &c. (infinite) 105; shore-,
track-, path-less; extended.
Adv. extensively &c. adj,; wherever;
everywhere; far and -near, - wide; right
and left, all over, all the world over;
throughout the -world, - length and
breadth of the land; under the sun, in
every quarter; in all -quarters, - lands;
here there and everywhere; from -pole
to pole, - China to Peru [Johnson], -
Indus to the pole [Pope], - Dan to
Beersheba, - end to end; on the face of
the earth, in the wide world, from all
points of the compass; to the -four
winds, - uttermost parts of the earth.
180a. Inextension. — N. in-, non-
extension, point; dot; atom &c. (smaU-
ness) 32.
181. [Definite space.] Region. — N.
region, sphere, ground, soil, area, realm,
hemisphere, quarter, district, beat, orb,
circuit, circle; pale &c. (limit) 233; com-,
de-partment; arch-duchy, -dukedom;
clearing; domain, tract, territory, coun-
try, canton, county, shire, province,
arrondissemerdy mofussil, parish, town-
ship, commune, ward, wapentake, hun-
dred, riding, lathe, garth, soke, tithing,
bailiwick; principality, duchy, kingdom.
arena, precincts, enceinte j walk, march ;
patch, plot, inclosure, close, enclave,
field, court; street &c. (abode) 189.
clime, climate, zone, meridian, lati-
tude.
Adj. territorial, local, parochial, pro-
vincial, regional.
182. [Limited space.] Place. — N.
place, lieu, spot, point, dot; niche, nook
&c. (corner) 244; hole; pigeonhole &c
(receptacle) 191; compartment; prem-
ises, precinct, station; area, courtyard,
square; abode &c. 189; locality &c.
(situation) 183.
ins and outs; every hole and comer.
Adv. somewhere, in some place,
wherever it may be, here and there, in
various places, passim.
2. Relative Space
183. Situation. — N. situation, position, locality, locale^ status, latitude and
longitude; footing, standing, standpoint, post; stage: aspect, attitude, posture,
pose.
place, site, station, seat, venue, whereabouts; ground; bearings &c. (direction)
278; spot &c. (limited space) 182.
183 — 187
SPACE
II. I. 2
top-, ge-, chor-ography; map &c. 554.
V. be -situated, - situate; lie; have its seat in.
Adj. situ-ate, -ated; local, topical, topographical &c. n.
Adv. in -situ J - loco; here and there, passzm; here-, there-, where-abouts; in
place, here, there.
in -, amidst- such and such- -surroundings, - environs, - entourage.
184. Location. — N. loca-tion, -liza-
tion; lodgment; de-, re-position; stow-,
pack-age; collocation; packing, lading;
establishment, settlement, installation;
fixation; insertion &c. 300.
anchorage, mooring, encampment.
plantation, colony, settlement, can-
tonment ; colonization, domestication,
situation; habitation &c. (abode) 189;
cohabitation; '* a local habitation and a
name " [Midsummer Night* s Z>ream];en-
denization, naturalization.
V. place, situate, locate, localize,
make a place for, put, lay, set, seat,
station, lodge, quarter, post, install;
house, stow; establish, fix, pin, root;
graft; plant &c. (insert) 300; shelve,
pitch, camp, lay down, deposit, reposit;
cradle; moor, tether, picket; pack, tuck
in; em-, im-bed; vest, invest in.
billet on, quarter upon, saddle with; load, lade, freight; pocket, put up, bag.
inhabit &c. (be present) 186; domesticate, colonize; take -, strike- root; an-
chor; cast -, come to an- anchor; sit -, settle- down; settle; take up one's
-abode, - quarters; plant -, establish -, locate- oneself; squat, perch, hive, se
nicheTy bivouac, burrow, get a footing; encamp, pitch one's tent; put up -at, -
one's horses at; keep bouse.
endenizen, naturalize, adopt.
put back, replace &c. (restore) 660.
Adj. placed &c. r. ; situate, posited, ensconced, imbedded, embosomed,
rooted; domesticated; vested in, unremoved.
moored &c. v,] at anchor.
3. Existence in Space
186. Displacement. — N. displace-
ment, elocation f, transposition.
ejectment &c. 297; exile &c. (banish-
ment) 893; removal &c. (transference)
270.
misplacement, dislocation &c. 61; fish
out of water.
V. dis-place, -plant, -lodge, -estab-
lish; exile &c. (seclude) 893; ablegatei
set aside, remove; take -, cart- away;
take -, draft- off; lade &c. 184.
unload, empty &c. (eject) 297; trans-
fer &c. 270; dispel.
vacate; depart &c. 293.
Adj. displaced &c. v.; un-placed,
-housed, -harbored, -established, -set-
tled; house-, home-less; out of -place,
- a situation.
misplaced, out of its element.
186. Presence. — N. presence; oc-
cup-ancy, -ation; attendance; where-
ness.
permeation, pervasion; diffusion &c.
(dispersion) 73.
ubi-ety, -quity, -quitariness; omni-
presence.
bystander &c. (spectator) 444.
V. exist in space, be -present &c.
adj.'j assister; make one -of, - at; look
on, attend, remain; find -, present-
oneself ; show one's face; fall in the way
of, occur in a place; lie, stand; occupy.
people; inhabit, dwell, reside, stay,
sojourn, live, abide, lodge, nestle, roost,
* Bishop
187. [NuUibiety.i] Absence. — N. ab-
sence; inexistence &c. 2; nonresidence,
absenteeism; nonattendance, alibi.
emptincvss &c. adj,; void, vacuum;
vac-uity, -ancy; tabula rasa; exemption;
hiatus &c. (interval) 198; lipotype.
truant, absentee.
nobody; nobody -present, - on earth;
not a soul; (hne qui vive.
V. be -absent &c. adj.\ keep -away,
- out of the way; play truant, absent
oneself, stay away ; keep -, hold- aloof.
withdraw, make oneself scarce, va-
cate: go away &c. 293.
Adj. absent, not present, away, non-
Wilkins.
II. I. 3
SPACE IN GENERAL
186 — 189
perch; take up one's abode &c. {be
loccUed) 184; tenant.
resort to, frequent, haunt; revisit.
fill, pervade, permeate; be -diffused,
- disseminated- through; over-spread,
-run; run through; meet one at every
turn.
Adj. present; occupying, inhabiting
&c. V. ; moored &c. 184; resi-ant f, -dent,
-dentiary; domiciled.
ubiquit-ous, -ary; omnipresent; uni-
versally present.
peopled, populous, full of people, in-
habited.
Adv. here, there, where, every when*,
aboard, on board, at home, afield; on
the spot; here there and everywhere
&c. {space) 180; in presence of, before;
under the -eyes, - nose- of; in the face
of; in 'propria persond,
Phr. nitsquam est qui ubique est [Seneca].
188. Inhabitant. — N. inhabitant;
resident, -iary; dweller, indweller; ad-
dressee; occup-ier, -ant; householder,
lodger, inmate, tenant, incumbent, so-
journer, locum tenen^j commorant; set-
tler, squatter, backwoodsman, colonist;
islander; denizen, citizen; burgher, oppi-
dan, cockney, cit, townsman, burgess;
villager; cot-tager, -tier, -ter; com-
patriot; backsettlcr, boarder; hotel-, inn-
keeper; habitant; paying guest; planter.
native, indigene, aborigines, autoch-
thones; Englishman, John Bull; new-
comer &c. {stranger) 57.
aboriginal, American, Caledonian,
Cambrian, Canadian, Canuck*, down-
easter [U. S.], Scot, Scotchman, Hi-
bernian, Irishman, Welshman, Uncle
Sam, Yankee, Brother Jonathan.
garrison, crew; population; people
Ac. {mankind) 372; colonv, settlement;
household; mir.
V. inhabit &c. {be present) 18G; en-
denizen &c. {locate oneself) 184.
Adj. indigenous; nat-ive, -al; autoch-
thon-al, -ous; British, English; Ameri-
can; Canadian, Irish, Scotch, Scottish,
Welsh; domestic; domicil-iated, -ed;
naturalized, vernacular, domesticated ;
domiciliary.
in the occupation of; garrisoned -,
occupied- by.
resident, gone, from home; missing;
lost; wanting; omitted; nowhere to be
found; inexistence &c. 2.
empty, void; vac-ant, -uous; un-
tenanted, -occupied, -inhabited; tenant-
less; desert, -ed; devoid; un-, unin-
habitable.
exempt from, not having.
Adv. without, minus, nowhere; else-
where; neither here nor therjc; in de-
fault of; sans; behind one's back.
Phr. the bird has flown, non est inventus.
" absence makes the heart grow fonder "
[Bayley]; "absent in body but present in spirit"
[/ Corinthians v, 3); absento nemo ne nocuisse
velit [Propertiusj; " Achilles absent was Achilles
still " [Homer]; mix absents hs os; briUer -par
son absence; " conspicuous by his absence '"
[Russell); ** in the hope to meet shortly again
and make our absence sweet " [B. Jomjonj.
189. [Place of habitation, or resort.]
Abode. — N. abode, dwelling, lodging,
domicile, residence, address, habitation,
where one's lot is cast, local habitation,
berth, diggings, seat, lap, sojourn, hous-
ing, quarters, headquarters, resiance f,
tabernacle, throne, ark.
^home, fatherland, country; home-
stead, -stall; fireside; hearth, - stone;
chimney corner, ingleside; harem, se-
raglio, zenana; household gods, lares et
penaleSj roof, household, housing, dulce
domuJHf paternal domicile; native -soil, -
land.
nest, nidus, snuggery; arbor, bower,
&c. 191; lair, den, cave, hole, hiding
place, cell, sanctum sanctorum, aerie,
eyry, rookery, hive; habitat, haunt,
covert, resort, retreat, perch, roost;
nidification; kalajagah,
bivouac, camp, encampment, canton-
ment, castrametation ; barrack, case-
mate, casern.
tent &c. {covering) 223; building &c.
{construction) 161; chamber &c. (rc-
ceptack) 191 ; xenodochium.
tenement, messuage, farm, farm-
house, grange, hacienda, toft.
cot, cabin, hut, chdlet, croft, shed,
booth, stall, hovel, bothy, shanty, dug-
out [U. S.], wigwam; pen &c. {inclosure)
232; barn, bawn; kennel, sty, doghole,
cote, coop, hutch, byre; cow-house,
-shed; stable, dovecote, colunibar-y, -arium; shippcn;i^loo,\^VviLA'aLVi'5i^\\^^2^csses-
trine -, Jake-, piie-d welling; log-cabin, -house*, s\vaeV,^^^^w^* ^\fcVifc^\RkV^-
189 — 191 SPACE II. I. 2
house, mansion, place, villa, cottage, box, lodge, hermitage, tus in urbc,
folly, rotunda, tower, chdteau, castle, pavilion, hotel, court, manor-hous(\
capital messuage, hall, palace; kiosk, bungalow; casa, country seat, apart
ment-, flat-, frame-, shingle-, tenement-house; temple &c. 1000.
hamlet, village, thorp, dorp, ham, kraal; borough, burgh, town, city,
capital, metropolis; suburb; province, country; county-town, -seat; court
house [U. S.]; ghetto.
street, place, terrace, parade, esplanade, olameda, board walk, embank
ment, road, row, lane, alley, court, quadrangle, quad, wynd, close, yard,
passage, rents, buildings, mews.
square, polygon, circus, crescent, mall, piazza, arcade, colonnade, peristyle,
cloister; gardens, grove, residences; block of buildings, market place, place,
plaza.
anchorage, roadstead, roads; dock, basin, wharf, quay, port, harbor.
quarter, parish &c. {region) 181.
assembly room, meetinghouse, pump room, spa, watering place; inn;
hostel, -ry; hotel, tavern, caravansary, dak bungalow, khan, hospice; public-,
ale-, pot-, mug-house; gin palace; bar, -room; barrel house * [U. S.], cabaret,
chophouse;club, -house; cookshop, dive [U. S.], exchange [euphemism, U. S.];
grill room, saloon [U. S.j, shebeen; coffee-, eating-house; canteen, restaurant,
buflfet, caffe, estaminet, posada; alms-, poor-, town-house [U. S.].
garden, park, pleasure ground, plaisance, demesne.
V. take up one's abode &c. (locate oneself) 184; inhabit &c. {be present) 180.
Adj. urban, metropolitan; suburban; provincial, rural, rustic; domestic:
cosmopolitan; palatial.
Phr. eigner Herd isi goldes Werth; "even cities have their graves " [Longfellow); iJ
Itbertas ibi palria.
190. [Things contained.] Contents. — N. contents; cargo, lading, freight,
shipment, load, bale, burden, jag; cart-, ship-load; cup -, basket -, &c. {recep-
tacle) 191- of; inside &c. 221 ; stuffing, ullage.
V. load, lade, ship, charge, fill, stuff.
191. Receptacle. — N. receptacle; inclosure &c. 232; recipient, receiver,
reservatory.
compartment; cell, -ulc; follicle; hole, comer, niche, recess, nook; crypt,
stall, pigeonhole, cove, oriel; cave &c. {concamty) 252.
capsule, vesicle, cyst, pod, calyx, cancelli, utricle, bladder; pericarp, udder.
stomach, paunch, venter, ventricle, crop, craw, maw, gizzard, breadbasket;
mouth.
pocket, pouch, fob, sheath, scabbard, socket, bag, sac, sack, saccule, wallet,
cardcase, scrip, poke, knit, knapsack, haversack, sachel, satchel, reticule, bud-
get, net; ditty-bag, -box; housewife, hussif; saddlebags; portfolio; quiver &c.
{magazine) 636.
chest, box, coffer, caddy, case, casket, pyx, pix, caisson, desk, bureau, reli-
quary; trunk, portmanteau, band-box, valise; grip, -sack [U. S.]; skippet, vascu-
lum; boot, imperial; vache; cage, manger, rack.
vessel, vase, bushel, barrel; canister, jar; pottle, basket, pannier, buck-basket,
hopper, maund f, creel, cran, crate, cradle, bassinet, wisket, whisket, jardinikre,
corbeilley hamper, dosser, dorser, tray, hod, scuttle, utensil; brazier; cuspidor,
spittoon.
[For liquids] cistern &c. (store) 636; vat, caldron, barrel, cask, puncheon, keg,
rundlet, tun, butt, cag, firkin, kilderkin, carboy, amphora, bottle, jar, decanter,
ewer, cruse, caraffe, crock, kit, canteen, flagon; demijohn; flask, -et; stoup,
noggin, vial, phial, cruet, caster; urn, 6pergne, salver, patella, hizzay patera;
pig-, big-gin; tyg, nipperkin, pocket pistol; tub, bucket, pail, skeel, pot, tank-
^J^^ jug^ pitcher, mug, pipkin; gal-, gall-ipot; matrass, receiver, retort, alembic.
II. II. 1
SPACE IN GENERAL— DIMENSIONS
191 — 193
bolthead, capsule, can, kettle; bowl, basin, jorum, punch bowl, cup, goblet,
chalice, tumbler, glass, rummer, horn, saucepan, skillet, posnet f, tureen.
baU, beaker, billy, canakin; catch-basin, -drain; chatti, lota, mussuk, schooner
[U. S.], spider, terrine, toby, urceus,
plate, platter, dish, trencher, calabash, porringer, potager, saucer, pan, cru-
cible; glass-, table-ware; vitrics.
shovel, trowel, spoon, spatula, ladle, dipper, tablespoon, watch glass,
thimble.
closet, commode, cupboard, cellaret, chiffonnHre, locker, bin, bimker, buffet,
press, clothespress, safe, sideboard, drawer, chest of drawers, till, scrutoire f,
secrUairej davenport, bookcase, cabinet, canterbury; escritoire, itagh-e, var-
gueno, vitrine.
chamber, apartment, room, cabin; office, court, hall, atrium; suite of rooms,
apartment [U. S.], flat, story; saloon, salorij parlor; by-room, cubicle; presence
chamber; sitting-, best-, keeping-, difawing-, reception-,^ state-room; gallery,
cabinet, closet; pew, box; boudoir; adytum, sanctum; bedroom, dormitory;
refectory, dining room, mUe-drmanger ; nursery, schoolroom; library, study;
studio; billiard-, bath-, smoking-room; den; stateroom, tablinum, tenement.
attic, loft, garret, cockloft, clerestory; cellar, vault, hold, cockpit; cubby-
hole; cook house; entresol; mezzanine floor; ground floor, rez-de-chaussie;
basement, kitchen, pantry, hawarchirkhxina, scullery, offices; storeroom &c.
(depository) 636; liunber room; dairy, laimdry, coach house; garage; hangar;
out-, pent-house; lean-to.
portico, porch, stoop, stope, veranda, lobby, court, hall, vestibule, corridor,
passage; ante-room, -chamber; lounge; piazza [= veranda, U. S.].
conservatory, greenhouse, bower, arbor, summerhouse, alcove, grotto, her-
mitage.
lodging &c. (abode) 189; bed &c. (support) 215; carriage &c. (vehicle) 272.
Adj. capsular; saccu-lar, -lated; recipient; ventricular, cystic, vascular,
vesicular, cellular, camerated, locular, multilocular, polygastric; marsupial;
siliqu-ose, -ous.
Section II. DIMENSIONS
1. General Dimensions
192. Sizo. — N. size, magnitude, di-
mension, bulk, volume; largeness &c.
adj,; greatness &c. (of quantity) 31; ex-
panse &c. (space) 180; amplitude, mass;
proportions.
capacity; ton-, tun-nage; cordage;
caUber, scantUng. r
turgidity &c. (expansion) 194; cor-
pulence, obesity; plumpness &c. adj.;
embonpoint, corporation, flesh and blood,
lustihood.
hugeness &c. adj,; enormity, immen-
sity, monstrosity.
giant, Brobdingnagian, Antaeus, Go-
liath, Gog and Magog, Gargantua, mon-
ster, mammoth, Cyclops; cachalot,
whale, porpoise, behemoth, leviathan,
elephant, hippopotamus; colossus; tun,
cord, lump, bulk, block, loaf, mass,
swad, clod, nugget, bushel, thumper,
193. Littleness. — N. littleness &c.
adj.; smallness &c. (of quardity) 32;
exiguity, inextension; parvi-tude, -ty;
duodecimo; Elzevir edition, epitome,
microcosm; rudiment; vanishing point;
thinness &c. 203.
dwarf, pigmy, Liliputian, chit, pig-
widgeon, urchin, elf; atomy, dandiprat;
doll, puppet; Tom Thumb, Hop-o'-my-
thumb; man-, mann-iLin; homunculus,
dapperling, cock-sparrow.
animalcule, monad, mite, insect, em-
met, fly, midge, gnat, shrimp, minnow,
worm, maggot, cntozoon; bacteria; in-
fusoria; microzoa; phytozoaria; microbe;
grub; tit, tomtit, runt, mouse, small fry;
millet-, mustard-seed; barleycorn; peb-
ble, grain of sand; molehill, button, bub-
ble.
point', a\^Tii ?SL^* V«nvoX\. qyw^?(\X^X^J^ *^\
'^5^
192 — 196
SPACE
II. II. 1
whooper, spanker, strapper; " Triton
among the minnows " [Corwlantis],
mountain, mound; heap &c. {assem-
blage) 72.
largest portion &c. 50; full-, life-size.
V. be- large &c. adj.; become -large
&e. (expand) 194.
Adj. large, big; great &c. (in quan-
tity) 31; considerable, bulky, volumi-
nous, ample, massive, massy; capa-
cious, comprehensive; spacious &c. 180;
mighty, towering, fine, magnificent.
corpulent, stout, fat, plump, squab,
full, lusty, strapping, bouncing; portly,
burly, well-fed, full-grown; corn-, gram-
fed; stalwart, brawny, fleshy; goodly;
in good -case, - condition; in condition;
chopping, jolly; chub-, chubby-faced.
lubberly, bulky, unwieldly, lumpish,
gaunt, spanking, whacking, whopping,
thumping, thundering, hulking; over-
grown; puffy &c. {swollen) 194.
hu'^e, immense, enormous, mighty;
vast, -y; amplitudinous, stupendous;
monst-er, -rous; gigantic; elephantme;
giant, -like; colossal, Cyclopean, Brob-
dingnagian. Gargantuan; infinite &c.
105.
large as life; plump as a -dumpling,
- partridge; fat as -a pig, - a quail, -
butter, - brawn, - bacon.
194. Expansion. — N. expansion;
increase &c. 35 -of size; enlargement,
extension, augmentation; ampli-fica-
tion, -ation; aggrandizement, spread,
increment, growth, development, pullu-
lation, swell, dilatation, rarefaction ;
turg-escence, -idness, -idity; dispan-
siont; obesity &c. {size) 192; hydr-
ocephalus, -ophthalmus; dropsy, tume-
faction, intumescence, swelling, tumor,
diastole, distension; puff-ing, -iness; in-
flation; pandiculation.
dilatability, expansibility.
germination, growth, upgrowth; ac-
cretion &c. 35; budding, gemmation.
over-growth, -distension; hypertro-
phy, tympany.
bulb &c. {convexity) 250; plumper;
superiority of size.
V. become -larger &c. (large &c. 192) ;
expand, widen, enlarge, extend, grow,
increase, incrassate, swell, gather; fill
out; deploy, take open order, dilate,
stretch, spread; mantle, wax; grow -,
jBpnng^- up; bud, bourgeon, shoot, sprout.
fragment &c. {small part) 51; powder
&c, 330; point of a pin, mathematical
point; minutiae &c. {unimportance) 643.
micro-graphy, -meter, -scope; vernier;
scale.
V. be -little &c. adj.; lie in a nutshell:
become small &c. {decrease) 36, {con-
tract) 195.
Adj. little; small &c. {in quantity) 32:
minute, diminutive, microscopic; mi
crozoal; inconsiderable &c. {unimpoi-
tant) 643; exiguous, puny, tiny, wee,
petty, minikin, miniature, pigmy, elfin;
undersized; dwarf, -ed, -ish; spare,
stunted, limited; cramp, -ed; pollard,
LiHputian, dapper, pocket; port-ative,
-able; duodecimo; dumpy, squat; short
&c. 201.
impalpable, intangible, evanescent,
imperceptible, invisible, inappreciable,
infinitesimal, homoeopathic; atomic, cor-
puscular, molecular; rudiment-ary, -al;
embryonic, vestigial.
weazen, t scant, scraggy, scrubby;
thin &c. {narrow) 203; granular &c.
{powdery) 330; shrunk &c. 195; brevi-
pennate.
Adv. in a -small compass, - nutshell;
on a small scale.
196. Contraction. — N. contraction,
reduction, diminution; decrease &c.
36- of size; defalcation, decrement; les-
sening, shrinking &c. v.; compaction;
tabes, collapse, emaciation, attenuation,
tabefaction, consumption, marasmus,
atrophy; systole, neck, hourglass.
condensation, compression, compact-
ness; compendium &c. 596; squeezing
&c. V,; strangulation; corrugation; as-
tringency; astringents, sclerotics; con-
tractility, compressibility; coarctation.
inferiority in size.
V. become -small, - smaller; lessen,
decrease &c. 36; grow less, dwindle,
shrink, contract, narrow, shrivel, col-
lapse, wither, lose flesh, wizen, fall away,
waste, wane, ebb; decay &c. {deterio*
rate) 659.
be smaller than, fall short of; not
come up to &c. {be inferior) 34.
render smaller, lessen, diminish, con-
tract, draw in, narrow, coarctate; boil
down; constrict, constringe; con(lense,
compress, squeeze, corrugate, crush,
II. II. 1
DIMENSIONS
194 — 197
germinate, put forth, vegetate, pullu-
late, open, burst forth; gain -, gather-
flesh; outgrow; spread like wildfire,
overrun.
be larger than; surpass &c. (be su-
perior) 33.
render -larger &c. (large &c. 192);
expand, spread, extend, aggrandize,
distend, develop, amplify, spread out,
widen, magnify, rarefy, inflate, puff,
blow up, stuff, pad, cram; exaggerate;
fatten.
Adj. expanded &c. v,; larger &c.
(large &c. 192); swollen; expansive;
wide-open, -spread; flabelliform; overgrown, exaggerated, bloated, fat, tur-
gid, tumid, hypertrophied, dropsical; pot-, swag-bellicd f; oedematous, obese,
puffy, pursy, blowzy, bigswoln, distended; patulous; bulbous &c. (convex) 250;
full-blown, -grown, -formed; big &c. 192; abdominous, enchymatous, rhipi-
date; tume-facient, -fying.
crumple up, warp, purse up, pack, stow;
pinch, tighten, strangle; cramp; dwarf,
{)edwarf; shorten &v, 201; circumscribe
&c. 229; restrain &c. 751.
pare, reduce, attenuate, rub down,
scrape, file, grind, chip, shave, shear.
Adj. contracting &c. r.; astringent;
shrunk, contracted &c. v, ; strangulated,
tabid, wizened, stunted; waning &c. v.;
neap, compact.
unexpanded &c. (expand &c. 194);
contractile; compressible; smaller &c.
(small &c. 193).
196. Distance. — N. distance; space
Ac. 180; remoteness, famess; far-cry to;
longinquity, elongation; offing, back-
ground; remote region; removedness;
parallax; reach, span, stride.
out-post, -skirt; horizon; aphelion;
foreign parts, ultima Thuhy ne plus ultras
antipodes; long range, giant's stride.
dispersion &c. 73.
V. be -distant &c. adj.] extend -,
stretch -, reach -, spread -, go -, get -,
stretch away- to; range.
remain at a distance; keep -, stand-
-away, - off, - aloof, - clear of.
Adj. distant; far -off, - away; remote,
telescopic, distal, wide of; stretching to
&c. V,) yon, -der; ulterior; trans-marine,
-pontine, -atlantic, -alpine; tramontane;
ultra-montane, -mundane; hjT)erborean,
antipodean ; inaccessible, out of the way ;
unapproach-ed, -able; incontiguous.
Adv. far -off, - away; afar, -off; off;
away; a -long, - great, - good- way off;
wide away, aloof; wide -, clear- of; out
of -the way, - reach; abroad, yonder,
farther, further, beyond; outre mer,
over the border, far and wide, ** over
the hills and far away *' [Gay] ; from pole
to pole &c. {over great space) 180; to the
-uttermost parts, - ends- of the earth ;
out of hearing, nobody knows where, d
perte de vue, out of the sphere of, wide
of the mark; a far cry to.
apart, asunder; wide -apart, - asun-
der; longo intervaUo; at arm's length.
Phr. " distance lends enchantment " [Camp-
bell].
197. Nearness. — N. nearness &c.
adj.; proximity, propinquity; vicin-ity,
-age; neighborhood, adjacency; con-
tiguity &c. 199.
short -distance, - step, - cut; earshot,
close quarters, stone^s throw; bow -,
gun -, pistol- shot; hair's breadth, span.
purlieus, neighborhood, vicinage, en-
virons, alentoursj suburbs, confines, ban-
lieue, borderland; whereabouts.
bystander; neighbor, borderer.
approach &c. 286; convergence &c.
290; perihelion.
V. be -near &c. adj,; adjoin, hang
about, trench on; border -, verge- upon;
stand by, approximate, tread on the
heels of, cling to, clasp, hug; huddle;
hang upon the skirts of, hover over; bum.
bring -, draw- -near &c. 286; con-
verge &c. 290; crowd &c. 72; place -side
by side &c. adv.
Adj. near, nigh; close -, near- at
hand; close, neighboring; bordering
upon, contiguous, adjacent, adjoining;
proxim-ate, -al; at hand, handy; near
the mark, near run; home, intimate.
Adv. near, nigh; hard -, fast- by;
close -to, - upon; hard upon; at the
point of; next door to; within -reach,
- call, - hearing, - earshot; within an
ace of; but a step, not far from, at no
great distance; on the -verge, - brink, -
skirts- of; in the -environs &c. n.; at
one's -door, - feet, - elbow, - finger's
end, - side; on the tip of one's tongue;
under one's nose; within a -stone's
throw &t. u.\ vcv -i\^\»^ - ^^^^^jscl^^- ^
197 — aoi
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II. II. 1
at close quarters; cheek by -jolc, - jowl; beside, alongside, side by side,
tete-d't^; in juxtaposition &c. {touching) 199; yardarm to yardarm; at the
heels of; on the confines of, at the threshold, bordering upon, verging to; in
the way.
about; here-, there-abouts; roughly, in round numbers; approxim-ately,
-atively; as good as, well-nigh.
133. Interval. — N. interval, inter-
space; separation &c. 44; break, gap,
opening; hole &c. 260; chasm, hiatus,
cesura; inter-ruption, -regnum; inter-
stice, lacuna, cleft, mesh, crevice, chink,
rime, creek, cranny, crack, chap, slit,
fissure, scissure, rift, flaw, breach, rent,
gash, cut, leak, dike, ha-ha.
gorge, defile, ravine, canon, crevasse,
abyss, abysm; gulf; inlet, frith, strait,
gully; pass; furrow &c. 259; abra; bar-
rart'ca, -co; clove [U. S.], gulch [U. S.],
notch [U. S.]; yawning gulf; hiatus
'mjtirm, - valde-dejlendus; parenthesis
&c. {interjacence) 228; void &c. (a6-
8en:3) 187; incompleteness &c. 53.
V. jjape &c. (open) 260.
Alj. with an interval, far between;
braachy, rimose, rimulose.
Ad7. at intervals &c. (discontinu-
ously) 70; longo intervaUo.
199. Contiguity. — N. contiguity,
contact, proximity, apposition, abuttal,
juxtaposition, touching &c. v, ; abutment ,
osculation; meeting, appulse, rencontre,
rencounter, syzygy, coincidence, coexist-
ence; adhesion &c. 46.
borderland; frontier &c. (limit) 233;
tangent; abutter.
V. be -contiguous &c. adj.; join, ad-
join, abut on, march with; graze, touch,
meet, osculate, come in contact, coin-
cide; coexist; adhere &c. 46.
Adj. contiguous; touching &c. v.; in
-contact &c. n.; conterminous, end to
end, osculatory; pertingentf; tangen-
tial.
hand to hand; close to Ac. (near) 197;
with no -interval &c. 198.
2. Linear Dimensions
200. Length. — N. length, longi-
tuie, span; mileage.
line, bar, rule, stripe, streak, spoke,
raiius.
lengthening &c. v. ; pro-longation,
-duction, -traction; ten-sion, -sure; ex-
tension.
[Measures of length] line, nail, inch,
hand, palm, foot, cubit, yard, ell, fath-
om, rood, pole, furlong, mile, league;
chain; arpent, handbreadth, Jornada
[U. S.], kos, vara.
pedometer, perambulator; scale &c.
(measurement) 466.
V. be -long &c. adj.; stretch out,
sprawl; extend -, reach -, stretch- to;
make a long arm, ^* drag its slow length
along."
render -long &c. adj.; lengthen, ex-
tend, elongate ; stretch ; pro-long, -duce,
-tract; let -, draw -, spin- out; drawl.
enfilade, look along, view in perspec-
tive.
Adj. long, -some; lengthy, wire-
€irawn, outstretched; lengthened &c. y.;
62
201. Shortness. — N. shortness &c.
orf/.; brevity; littleness &c. 193; a span.
shortening &c. v. ; abbrevia-tion, -ture;
abridgment, concision, retrenchment,
curtailment, dccurtation t; reduction &c.
(contraction) 195; epitome &c. (com-
pendium) 596.
elision, ellipsis; conciseness &c. (in
style) 572.
abridger, epitomist, epitomizer.
V. be -short &c. adj.; render -short
&c. adj.; shorten, curtail, abridge, ab-
breviate, take in, reduce; compress Ac.
(contract) 195; epitomize &c. 596.
retrench, cut short, obtruncate;
scrimp, cut, chop up, hack, hew; cut -,
pare- down; clip, dock, lop, prune,
shear, shave, mow, reap, crop; snub;
truncate, pollard, stunt, nip, check the
growth of; [in drawing] foreshorten.
Adj. short, brief, curt; compendi-
ous, compact; stubby, scrimp; shorn,
stubbed; stumpy, thickset, pug; chunky
[U. S.j, decurtate; retrmisse; stocky;
squab, -by; squat, dumpy; little &c.
II. n. 2
DIMENSIONS
200 — 206
sesquipedalian Ac. (words) 577; inter- 193; curtailed of its fait proportions;
minable, no end of; macrocolous. short by; oblate; concise &c. 572; sum-
line-ar, -al; longitudinal, oblong. mary.
as long as -my arm, - to-day and to- Adv. shortly &c. adj, ; in short &c.
morrow; unshortened &c. (shorten &c. (concisely) 572.
201).
Adv. lengthwise, at length, longitudinally, endlong, along; tandem; in a line
&c. (continuously) 69; in perspective.
from -end to end, - stem to stem, - head to foot, - the crown of the head to
the sole of the foot, - top to toe; fore and aft.
202. Breadth, Thickness. — N.
breadth,, width, latitude, amplitude;
diameter, bore, caliber, radius; super-
ficial extent &c. (space) 180.
thickness, crassitude; corpulence &c.
(size) 192; dilatation &c. (expansion)
194.
V. be -broad &c. adj. ; become -, ren-
der- -broad &c. adj.; expand &c. 194;
thicken, widen, calibrate.
Adj. broad, wide, ample, extended;
discous; fanlike; out-spread, -stretched;
" wide as a church-door " [Romeo and
Jui.et]; latifol-iate, -ous.
thick, dumpy, squab, squat, thickset;
thick as a rope.
203. NarrownesSi Thinness. — N.
narrowness &c. adj,; closeness, exility;
exiguity &c. (little) 193.
line; hair's -, finger's- breadth; strip,
streak, vein.
thinness &c. adj.; tenuity; emacia-
tion, macilency, marcor f.
shaving, slip &c. (filament) 205;
thread paper, skeleton, shadow, anato-
my, spindleshanks, lantern jaws, mere
skin and bone.
middle constriction, stricture, neck,
waist, isthmus, wasp, hourglass; ridge,
ghaut, ghdt, pass; ravine &c. 198.
narrowing, coarctation, angustation,
tapering; contraction &c. 195.
V. be -narrow &c. adj. ; narrow, taper,
contract, &c. 195; render -narrow &c. adj.
Adj. narrow, close; slender, thin, fine; thread-like &c. (filament) 205;
finespun, taper, slim, slight-made; scant, -y; spare, delicate, incapacious;
contracted &c. 195; unexpanded &c. (expand &c. 194) ; slender as a thread.
emaciated, lean, meager, gaunt, macilent; lank, -y ; weedy, skinny; scrawny
[U. S.] slinky; starv-ed, -eling; attenuated, shriveled, extenuated, tabid,
marcidt, barebone, rawboned; herring gutted; worn to a shadow, lean as
a rake [Chaucer]; thin as a -lath, - whipping post, - wafer; hatchet-faced;
lantern-jawed.
204. Layer. — N. layer, stratum,
course, bed, zone, substratum, floor,
flag, stage, story, tier, slab, escarpment;
table, tablet; dess; flagstone; board,
plank; trencher, platter.
plate; lam-ina, -ella; sheet, flake, foil,
wafer, scale, coat, peel, pellicle, mem-
brane, film, leaf, slice, shive, cut, rasher,
shaving, integument &c. (covering) 223;
eschar.
stratification, scaliness, nest of boxes,
coats of an onion.
V. slice, shave, pare, peel; delaminate;
plate, coat, veneer; cover &c. 223.
Adj. lamell-ar, -ated, -iform; lamin-
ated, -iferous; micaceous; schist-ose,
-ous; scaly, filmy, membranous, flaky,
squamous; folia-ted, -ceous; strati-fled,
-form; tabular, discoid; spath-ic, -ose.
205. Filament. — N. filament, line;
fiber, fibril; funicle, vein, hair, capilla-
ment, cilium, tendril, gossamer; hair
stroke; veinlet, venula, venule.
wire, string, thread, packthread, cot-
ton, sewing silk, twine, twist, whipcord,
tape, ribbon, cord, rope, yam, hemp,
oakum, jute.
strip, shred, slip, spill, Hst, band,
fillet, fascia, ribbon, riband, roll, lath,
splinter, shiver, shaving.
beard &c. (roughTiess) 256; ramifica-
tion; strand.
Adj. fil-amentous, -amentiferous,
-aceous, -iform; fibr-ous, -illous; thread-
like, wiry, stringy, ropy; capill-ary,
-iform; funicular, wire-drawn; anguilii-
form; flagelliform; hairy &c. (rough) 2b^;
tsen-iate, -i{orirL,-\o\d\N^\:^-<2>%'^^-<^\is..
206 — 209
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11. II. 2
207. Lowness. — N. lowness &c. adj. ;
debasement, depression; prostration &c.
(horizontal) 213; depression &c. {con-
cave) 252,
molehill ; lowlands;basement-, ground-
floor; rez de chauss^e; cellar; hold; feet,
heels.
low water; low -, ebb -, neap -,
spring- tide.
V. be -low &c. adj,] lie -low, - flat;
underlie; crouch, slouch, wallow, grovel;
lower &c. (depress) 308.
Adj. low, neap, debased; nether,
-most; flat, level with the ground; lying
low &c. V,; crouched, subjacent, squat,
prostrate &c. (horizontal) 213.
Adv. under; be-, under-neath; be-
low; down, -wards; adown, at the foot
of; under-foot, -ground; down -, below-
stairs; at a low ebb; below par.
206. Height. — N. height, altitude,
elevation; eminence, pitch; loftiness &c.
adj.; sublimity.
tallness &c. adj,; stature, procerity;
prominence &c. 250.
colossus &c. (size) 192; giant, grena-
dier, giraffe, camelopard.
mount, -ain; hill, altOj butte [U. S.],
monticle, fell, knap; cape; head-, fore-
land; promontory; ridge, hog's back,
dune; rising -, vantage- ground; down;
moor, -land; Alp; up-, high-lands;
heights &Q.^ (summit) y 210; knob, loma,
pena [U. S.], picacho, tump; knoll, hum-
mock, hillock, barrow, mound, mole;
steeps, bluff, cliff, craig, tor, peak, pike,
clough; escarpment, edge, ledge, brae;
dizzy height.
tower, pillar, column, obelisk, monu-
ment, steeple, spire, minaret, campanile,
turret, dome, cupola.
pole, pikestaff, maypole, flagstaff; top
-, topgallant- mast.
ceiling &c. (covering) 223.
high water; high -, flood -, spring- tide.
altimetry &c. (angle) 244; batophobia.
V. be -high &c. adj,) tower, soar, command; hover; cap, culminate; over-
hang, hang over, impend, beetle; bestride, ride, mount; perch, surmount;
cover &c. 223; overtop &c. (be superior) 33; stand on tiptoe.
become -high &c. adj, ; grow, - higher, - taller ; upgrow ; rise &c. (ascend) 305.
render -high &c. adj, ; heighten &c. (elevate) 307.
Adj. high, elevated, eminent, exalted, lofty; tall; gigantic &c. (big) 192;
Patagonian; towering, beetling^ soaring, hanging [gardens]; elevated &c. 307;
upper; highest &c. (topmost) 210; high-reaching, insessoriaJ, perching.
up-, moor-land; hilly, knobby [U. S.]; mountainous, alpine, sub-alpine,
heaven-kissing; cloud-topt, -capt, -touching; aerial.
overhanging &c. v,; incumbent, overlying; super-incumbent, -natant, -im-
posed; prominent &c. 250.
tall as a -maypole, - poplar, - steeple; lanky &c. (thin) 203.
Adv. on high, high up, aloft, up, above, aloof, overhead; airward; up -,
above- stairs; in the clouds; on -tiptoe, - stilts, - the shoulders of; over head
and ears; breast high.
over, upwards; from top to bottom &c. (completely) 52.
Phr. h meglio coder dalle finUtre che dal tetto.
209. Shallowness. — N. shallowness
&c. adj,] shoals; mere scratch.
Adj. shallow, slight, superficial; skin
-, ankle -, knee- deep; just enough to
wet one's feet; shoal, -y.
208. Depth. — N. depth; deepness
&c. adj.; profundity, depression &c.
(concavity) 252.
hollow, pit, shaft, well, crater; gulf
&c. 198; bowels of the earth, bottomless
pit, hell.
soundings, depth of water, water, draught, submersion; plummet, sound,
probe; sounding-rod, - line; lead.
V. be -deep &c. adj, ; render -deep &c. adj, ; deepen.
plunge &c. 310; sound, heave the lead, take soundings; dig &c. (excavate) 252.
Adj. deep, -seated; profound, sunk, buried; submerged &c. 310; sub-
mqueous, -marine, -terranean, -terrene; underground.
04
11. n. 2
DIMENSIONS
aoe — 216
bottom-, sound-, fathom-less ; unf athom-ed, -able ; abysmal ; deep as a well ;
bathycolpian; benth-al, -opelagic: down-reaching, yawnmg.
knee-, ankle-deep.
Adv. beyond -, out of- one's depth; over head and ears.
210. Summit. — N. summit, -y t ;
top, vertex, apex, zenith, pinnacle, acme,
culmination, meridian, utmost height,
ne plus ultray height, pitch, maximum,
climax; culminating -, crowning -, turn-
ing- point; turn of the tide, fountain
head; water -shed, -parting; sky, pole.
tip, -top; crest, crow's nest, cap, truck,
peak, nib; end &c. 67; crown, brow;
head, nob, noddle, pate; capsheaf.
high places, heights.
topgallant mast, sky scraper; quarter
-, hurricane- deck.
architrave, frieze, cornice, coping stone, zoophorus, capital, epistyle,
sconce, pediment, entablature; tympanum; ceiUng &c. (covering) 223.
attic, loft, garret, house top, upper story.
V. culminate, crown, top; overtop &c. (be superior to) 33.
Adj. highest &c. (high &c. 206); top; top-, upper-most; tiptop; culminat-
ing Ac. v.; meridi-an, -onal; capital, head, polar, supreme, supernal, top-
gallant.
Adv. atop, at the top of the tree.
Phr. en flute ;fleur d*eau.
211. Base. — N. base, -ment; plinth,
dado, wainscot; base-, mop-board; bed-
rock, hardpan [U. S.]; foundation &c.
(support) 215; substructure, substratum,
ground, earth, pavement, floor, paving,
flag, carpet, ground floor, deck; footing,
ground work, basis; hold, bilge.
bottom, nadir, foot, sole, toe, hoof,
keel, root; centerboard.
Adj. bottom, under-, nether-most;
fundamental; founded-, based-, ground-
ed -, built- on.
212. Vertkality. — N. verticality ;
erectness &c. adj,; perpendicularity;
right angle, normal; azhnuth circle.
wall, precipice, cUff.
elevation, erection; square, plumb
line, plimmiet.
V. be -vertical &c. adj, ; stand -up, -
on end, - erect, - upright; stick -, cock-
up.
render -vertical &c. adj,; set -, stick*
-, raise -, cock- up; erect, rear, raise on
its legs.
Adj. vertical, upright, erect, perpen-
dicular, plumb, normal, straight, bolt
upright; rampant; standing up &c. v.]
rectangular, orthogonal.
Adv. vertically &c. adj.; up, on end;
up ""> right- on end; d plomb, endwise;
on one's legs; at right angles.
213. Horizontality. — N. horizon-
taUty; flatness; level, plane; stratum
&c. 204; dead -level, - flat; level plane.
recumbency; lying down &c. v.; re-
clination, decumbence; de-, dis-cum-
bency t; proneness &c. adj.; accubation,
supination, resupination, prostration ;
azimuth.
plain, floor, platform, bowUng green;
cricket ground ; croquet -ground, - lawn ;
billiard table; terrace, estrade, esplan-
ade, parterre, table-land, plateau, ledge.
V. be -horizontal &c. adj. ; lie, recline,
couch; lie -down, - flat, - prostrate;
sprawl, loll; sit down.
render -horizontal &c. adj.; lay, -
down, - out; level, flatten; prostrate,
knock down, floor, fell.
Adj. horizontal, level, even, planer-
flat &c. 251; flat as a -billiard table, -
bowling green; alluvial; calm, - as a mill pond; smooth, - as glass.
re-, de-, pro-, ac-cumbent; lying &c. v.; prone, supine, couchant, jacent,
prostrate, recubant.
Adv. horizontally &c. adj. ; on -one*s back, - all fours, - its beam ends.
214. Pendency. — N. pend-, de-
pend-ency; suspension, hanging &c. v.;
ped-icel, -icle, -uncle; tail, train, flap,
skurty pigtail, pendulum; hangnail.
216. Support. — N. support, ground,
foundation, base, basis; terra firma;
bearing, fulcrum, bait [U. S.\> e^vs^djs^v
crib; poirvt d'appux^ -wwi ^ttTa^ ^xix^^^*^
214-- 217
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II. n. 2
peg, knob, button, hook, nail, stud,
ring, staple, tenterhook; fastening &c.
45; spar, horse.
V. be -pendent &c. adj. ; hang, depend,
swing, dangle; swag; daggle, flap, trail,
flow; beetle.
suspend, hang, sljng, hook up, hitch,
fasten to, append.
Adj. pend-ent, -ulous; pensile; hang-
ing &c. v,\ beetling, jutting over, over-
hanging, projecting; dependent; sus-
pended <&c. V. ; loose, flowing.
having a -peduncle &c. n.; peduncu-
late, tailed, caudate.
footing, hold, locus standi; landing, -
stage, - place; stage, platform; block;
rest, resting place; groundwork, sub-
stratum, riprap, sustentation, subven-
tion; floor &c. Qxisement) 211.
supporter; aid &c. 707; prop, stand,
anvil, fulciment f; cue rest, jigger; mon-
key; stay, shore, skid, rib, truss, band-
age; sleeper; stirrup, stilts, shoe, sole,
heel, splint, lap; bar, rod, boom, sprit,
outrigger; ratlings.
staff, stick, crutch, alpenstock, b&ton,
staddle; bourdon, cowlstaff, lathi, mahl-
stick.
post, pillar, shaft, thill, column, pi-
laster; pediment, pedicle; pedestal; plinth, shank, leg, socle, zocle; buttress,
j amb, muUion, abutment ; baluster, banister, stanchion ; balustrade ; headstone,
frame, -work; scaffold, skeleton, beam, rafter, girder, lintel, joist, travis,
trave, comer stone, summer, transom; rung, round, step, sill; angle-, bip-
rafter; cantilever, modillion; crown-, king-post; vertebra,
columella, backbone; keystone; axle, -tree; axis; arch, mainstay,
trunnion, pivot, rowlock; peg &c. {pendency) 214; tiebeam &c. {fastening)
45; thole pin.
board, ledge, shelf, hob, bracket, trevet, trivet, arbor, rack; mantel, -piece,
-shelf; slab, console; counter, dresser; flange, uuroel; table, trestle; shoulder;
perch; horse; easel, desk; clotheshorse, hatrack; retable; teapoy.
seat, throne, dais; divan, musnud; chair, bench, form, stool, sofa, settee,
stall; arm -, easy -, elbow-, rocking- chair; couch, fauteuil, woolsack, otto-
man, settle, squab, bench; aparejo, faldstool, horn; long -, long-sleeve -,
morris- chair; lamba -chauki, - kursi; saddle, pannel, pillion; side-, pack-
saddle; pommel.
bed, berth, pallet, tester, crib, cot, hammock, shakedown, truckle-bed,
cradle, litter, stretcher, bedstead; four-poster, French bed; bunk, kip, palang;
bedding, bichhona, mattress, paillasse; pillow, bolster; mat, rug, cushion,
footstool, hassock; tabouret; tripod.
Atlas, Persides, Atlantes, Caryatides, Hercules.
V. be -supported &c. ; lie -, sit -, recline -, lean -, loll -, rest -, stand -,
step -, repose -, abut -, bear -, be based &c.- on; have at one's back; be-
stride, -straddle.
support, bear, carry, hold, sustain, shoulder; hold -, back -, bolster -,
shore- up; up-hold, -bear; prop; under-prop, -pin, -set; riprap; bandage
&c. 43.
give -, furnish -, afford -, supply -, lend- -support, - foundations; bottom,
found, base, ground, imbed, embed,
maintain, keep on foot; aid &c. 707.
Adj. support-ing -ed, &c. v,; fundamental; dorsigerous.
Adv. astride on, straddle.
216. Parallelism. — N. parallelism;
coextension; equidistance.
Adj. parallel; coextensive; equidis-
tant.
Adv. alongside &c. {laterally) 236.
217. Obliquity. — N. obliquity, in-
clination, slope, slant; crookedness Ac.
adj,; slopeness; leaning &c. v,; bevel,
tilt; bias, list, twist, swag, cant, lurch; |
distortion &c. 243; bend &c. {curve) ,
- 245; tower of Pisa,
acclivity, rise, ascent, gradient, khudd, rising ground, hill, hank, declivity,
downhill, dip, fall, devexity t; gentle -, rapid- slope; easy -ascent, - descent;
shelving beach; ialtcs; montagne Russe; facilis descensus Avemi,
6fi
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n. n. 2 DIMENSIONS 217 — 219
steepness &c. adj.; cliff, precipice &o. (vertical) 212; escarpment, scaxp.
[Measiu-e of inclination] clinometer; sine, cosine, cotangent, angle, hypothe-
nuse.
diagonal; zigzag.
V. be -oblique &c. adj,; slope, slant, lean, incline, shelve, stoop, decline,
descend, bend, keel, careen, sag, swag, seel f^ slouch, cant, sidle.
render -oblique &c. adj.; sway, bias; slope, slant; incline, bend, crook;
cant, tilt; distort &c. 243.
Adj. oblique, inclined; sloping &c, v.; tilted &c. v.; recumbent, clinal,
skew, askew, slant, aslant, plagihedral, indirect, wry, awry, ajee, crooked;
knock-kneed &c. (distorted) 243; bevel, out of the perpendicular; aslope;
asquint, backhanded; recubant.
uphill, rising, ascending, acclivous; downhill, falling, descending; declining,
declivous, devex ti anticlinal; steep, abrupt, precipitous, breakneck.
diagonal; trans- verse, -versal; athwart, antiparallel; curved &c. 245.
Adv. obliquely &c. adj.] on -, all on- one side; askew, askant, askance,
edgewise, at an angle; side-long, -ways; slope-, slant- wise; by a side wind.
218. Inversion. — N. in-, e-, sub-, re-, retro-, intro- version; contraposi-
tion &c. 237; contrariety &c. 14; reversal; turn of the tide.
overturn; somer-sault, -set; summerset; culbvie; revulsion; pirouette.
transposition, transposal, anastrophy, metastasis, h3rperbaton, anastrophe,
hysteron proteroriy hypallage, synchysis, tmesis, parenthesis; metathesis; palin-
drome.
«ronation and supination.
'. be -inverted &c. ; turn -, go -, wheel- -round, - about, - to the right about;
turn -, go -, tilt -, topple- over; capsize, turn turtle.
in-, sub-, retro-, intro-vert; reverse; up-, over-turn, -set; turn -topsy-turvy
Ac. adj. ; culbuter; transpose, put the cart before the horse, turn the tables.
Adj. inverted &c. v.; wrong side -out, - up; inside out, upside down; bottom
-, keel- upwards; supine, on one's head, topsy-turvy, sens dessiis dessoics.
inverse; reverse &c. (contrary) 14; opposite &c. 237.
top-heavy.
Adv. inversely &c. adj.; hirdy-girdy ; heels over head, head over heels.
219. Crossing. — N. crossing &c. v. ; inter-section, -digitation; decussation,
transversion; convolution &c. 248; level crossing.
reticulation, network; inosculation, anastomosis, intertexture, mortise.
net, plexus, web, mesh, twill, skein, sleeve, felt, lace; wicker; mat, -ting;
plait, trellis, wattle, lattice, grating, grille, gridiron, tracery, fretwork, filigree,
reticle; tissue, netting, mokes; rivulation.
cross, chain, wreath, braid, cat's cradle, knot; entanglement Ac. (disorder) 59.
[woven fabrics] cloth, linen, muslin, cambric &c.
V. cross, decussate; intcr-sect, -lace, -twine, -twist, -weave, -digitate, -link.
twine, entwine, weave, inweave, twist, wreathe; anastomose, inosculate,
dovetail, splice, link.
mat, plait, plat, braid, felt, twill; tangle, entangle, ravel; net, knot; dishevel,
raddle.
Adj. crossing &c. r.; crossed, matted &c. v.; transverse.
cross, cruciform, crucial; reti-form, -cular, -culated; areolar, cancellated,
grated, barred, streaked; textile; crossbarred, cruciate, palmiped, secant; web-
footed.
Ady. cross, thwart, athwart, transversely; at grade [U. S.]; crosswise.
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3. Centrical Dimensions^
1. General
220. Exteriority. — N. exteriority;
outside, exterior; surface, superficies;
skin &c. (covering) 223; superstratum;
disk, disc; face, facet; extrados.
excentricity; eccentricity; circumja-
cence &c. 227.
V. be -exterior &c. adj.; lie around
&c. 227.
place -exteriorly, - outwardly, - out-
side; put -, turn out.
Adj. exter-ior, -^nal; outer, -most;
aut-ward, -lying, -side, -door; round
about &c. 227; extramural; extra-limi-
tary, -mundane.
superficial, skin-deep; frontal, discoid.
extraregarding ; excentric ; eccentric ;
outstanding; extrinsic &c. 6; ecdemic,
exomorphic.
Adv. externally &c. adj.] out, with-
out, over, outwards, ab extra, out of
doors; extra muros.
in the open air; sub -Jove, - dio; d la
belle eUrile, al fresco.
221. Interiority. — N. interiority;
inside, interior; interspace, subsoil, sub-
stratum; intrados.
contents &c. 190; substance, pith,
marrow; backbone &c. (center) 222;
heart, bosom, breast; abdomen; vitals,
viscera, entrails, bowels, belly, intestines,
guts, chitterlings, womb, lap; penetralia,
recesses, innermost recesses; cave Ac.
(concavity) 252.
V. be -inside &c. adj,; - within &c-
adv,
place -, keep- within; inclose &c. (cir-
cumscribe) 229; intern; imbed &c. (insert)
300.
Adj. inter-ior, -nal; inner, inside, in-
ward, intraregarding; in-, inner-most;
deep-seated; intes-tine, -tinal; inland;
subcutaneous; abdominal, coeliac, en-
domorphic; interstitial &c. (interjacent)
228; inwrought &c. (intrinsic) 5; incl6sed
&c. V,
home, domestic, indoor, intramural,
vernacular; endemic.
Adv. internally Ac. adj,; inwards, within, in, inly; here-, there-, where-in;
ab intra, withinside; in -, within- doors; at home, in the bosom of one's
family.
222. Centrality. — N. centrality, centricalness, center; middle &c. 68;
focus &c. 74.
core, kernel; nucleus, nucleolus; heart, pole, axis, bull's eye; nave, navel;
umbilicus, backbone, marrow, pith; verte-bra, -bral column; hotbed; concen-
tration &c. (convergence) 290; centralization; symmetry.
center of -gravity, - pressure, - percussion, - oscillation, - buoyancy Ac. ;
metacenter.
V. be -central Ac. adj, ; converge Ac. 290.
render central, centralize, concentrate; bring to a focus.
Adj. centr-al, -ical; miodle Ac. 68; azygous, axial, focal, umbilical, concen-
tric; middlemost; rachidian; spinal, vertebral.
Adv. middle; midst; centrally Ac. adj.
223. ' Covering. — N. covering, cover;
balda-chin, -chino, -quin; canopy, tilt,
awning, tent, marquee, tente d*abri, um-
brella, parasol, sunshade; veil (shade)
424; shield Ac. (defense) 717.
roof, ceiUng, thatch, tile; pan-, pen-
tile; tiling, slates, slating, leads; barrack
[U. S.], plafond, planchment [U. S.],
tiling, shed Ac. (abode) 189.
top, Ud, covercle t, door, operculiun; bulkhead [U. S.].
bandage, plaster, lint, wrapping, dossil, finger stall.
224. Lining. — N. lining, inner coat-
ing; coating Ac. (covering) 223; stal-
actite, -agmite.
filling, stuffing, wadding, padding.
wainscot, parietes, wall.
V. line, stuff, incrust, wad, pad, fill.
Adj. lined Ac. v.
^ That is, Dimensions hp-nng reference to a center.
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DIMENSIONS
223 — 226
coverlet, counterpane, sheet, quilt, tarpaulin, blanket, rug, drugget; hous-
ing; antimacassar, eiderdown, numdah, pillow-case, -slip; Unoleum; saddle-
blanket, -cloth; tidy; tilpah [tJ. S.], apishamore [U. S.].
in-, tegument; skin, pellicle, fleece, fell, fur, leather, shagreen, hide; pelt,
-ry; cordwain; derm; robe, buffalo robe [U. S.]; cuticle, scarfskin, epidermis.
clothing &c. 225; mask &c. (concealment) 530.
peel, crust, bark, rind, cortex, husk, shell, coat; eggshell, glume.
capsule; sheath, -ing; pod, cod; casing, case, theca; elytron; elytrum; in-
volucrum; wrapp-ing, -er; envelope, vesicle; corn-husk, -shuck [U. S.]; der-
matology, conchology; testaceology.
veneer, facing; engobe; pavement; scale &c. (layer) 204; coating, paint; var-
nish &c. (resin) 356a; anointing &c. v.; inunction; incrustation, superposition,
obductiont; ground, enamel, whitewash, plaster, stucco, compo; cerement;
ointment &c. (grease) 356.
V. cover; super-pose, -impose; over-lay, -spread; wrap &c. 225; incase;
face, case, veneer, pave, paper; tip, cap, bind; bulkhead, -in; clapboard [U. S.].
coat, paint, varnish, pay, incrust, stucco, dab, plaster, tar; wash; be-,
smear; be-, daub; anoint, do over; gild, plate, japan, lacquer, lacker, enamel,
whitewash; parget; lay it on thick.
over-he, -arch; endome; conceal Ac. 528.
Adj. covering &c. v,; cutaneous, dermal, cortical, cuticular, tegiunentary,
skinny, scaly, squamous; covered &c. v,; imbricated, loricatcd, armor-plated,
ironclad; under cover; cowled, cucullate, dermatoid, encuirassed, hooded,
squamiferous, tectiform; vaginate.
226. Investment. — N. investment;
covering &c. 223; dress, clothing, rai-
ment, drapery, costume, attire, guise,
toilet, toilette, trim; habiUment; vest-
ure, -ment; garment, garb, paUiamentf,
apparel, wardrobe, wearing apparel,
clothes, things.
array; tailoring, millinery; finery &c.
(ornament) 847; full dress &c. (show)
882; garniture; theatrical properties.
outfit, equipment, trousseau; uniform,
r^mentals; continentals [Am. Hist.];
canonicals &c. 999; livery, gear, harness,
turn-out, accouterment, caparison, suit,
rigging, trappings, traps, slops, togs,
toggery; masquerade.
dishabille, morning dress, nigligi,
dressing gown, undress; kimono; lungi;
shooting-coat; mufti; rags, tatters, old
clothes; moiuming, weeds; duds; slippers.
robe, tunic, paletot, habit, gown, coat,
frock, blouse, toga, smock frock; claw-
hammer-. Prince Albert-, sack-, tuxedo-,
frock-, dress-, tail-coat.
cloak, pall, mantle, mantlet, mantua,
shawl, pelisse, wrapper; veil; cape,
tippet, lortle, plaid, muffler, comforter,
haik, huke f, chlamys, mantilla, tabard, housing, horse cloth, burnoose, burn-
ous, roquelaure; houppelande; sur-, over-, great-coat; surtout, spencer;
mackintosh, waterproof, ulster, P-coat, dreadnought, wraprascal, poncho,
cardinal, pelerine; barbe, chudder, jubbah, oilskins, pajamas, pilot jacket^
takoa.
226. Divestment. — N. divestment;
taking off &c. v,
nudity; bareness &c. adj.; undress;
dishabille &c. 225; the altogether; nu-,
denu-dation; decortication, depilation,
excoriation, desquamation; molting; ex-
foliation; trichosis.
V. divest; un(!over &c. (cover &c.
223); denude, bare, strip; disfumish;
undress, disrobe &c. (dress, enrobe &c.
225); uncoif; dismantle; put -, take -,
citst- off; doff; peel, pare, decorticate,
excoriate, skin, scalp, flay; expose, lay
open; exfoliate, molt, mew; cast the
skin.
Adj. divested &c. v,; bare, naked,
nude; un-dressed, -draped; exposed; in
dishabille; bald, threadbare, ragged, cal-
low, roofless.
in -a state of nature, - nature's garb,
- buff, - native buff, - birthday suit;
in puris naturalibus; with nothing on,
stark naked; bald as a coot, bare as the
back of one's hand; out at elbows; bare-
foot; bareback, -ed; leaf-, nap-, hair-
less.
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jacket, vest, jerkin, waistcoat, doublet, camisole^ gabardine; stays, corsage,
corset, corselet, bodice; stomacher; skirt, petticoat, farthingale, Idlt, jupe,
crinoline, bustle, panier, apron, pinafore; bloom-er, -ers; chxtqueUiy sontag,
tofciier.
trou-, trow-sers; breeches, pantaloons, inexpressibles, overalls, smalls,
smallclothes; pants; shintiyan; shorts; tights, drawers; knickerbockers; phil-,
fill-ibeg.
head-dress, -gear; chapeau, crush-, opera-hat; kaffiyeh; sombrero, taj,
tam-o'-shanter, tarboosh, topi, sola topi, jxigriy puggaree; cap, hat, beaver,
castor, bonnet, tile, wideawake, billycock; wimple; night-, mob-, skull-cap;
hood, coif; capote, calash; kerchief, snood; head, coiflfure; crown &c. (circle)
247; chignon, pelt, wig, front, peruke, periwig; caftan, turban, fez, shako,
csako, busby; k6pi, forage cap, bearskin; helmet &c. 717; mask, domino.
body clothes; linen; hickory shirt [U. S.]; shirt, sark, smock, shift, chemise;
night-gown, -shirt; bedgown, sac de nuit; jersey; under-clothing, -waistcoat.
neck-erchief, -cloth; tie, ruff, collar, cravat, stock, handkerchief, scarf; bib,
tucker; boa; girdle &c. {circle) 2AT\ cummerbund, rumal, robot,
shoe, pump, boot, slipper, sandal, galoche, goloshes, patten, clog; high-
low; Blucher -, Wellington -, Hessian -, jack -, top- boot; Balmoral; arctics,
bootee, bootikin, brogan, chaporojos; chivor'^oSy -ros; gums [U. S.], larrigan
[N. Am.], rubbers, snowshoe, stogy, veldtschoen, legging, buskin, greave, galli-
gaskin, gomache, gamashes, moccasin, gambado, gaiter, spatterdash, brogue,
antigropelos; stocking, hose, gaskins, trunk hose, sock; hosiery.
glove, gauntlet, mitten, cu&, wristband, sleeve.
swaddling cloth, baby linen, layette; pocket handkerchief; ice wool; taffeta.
clothier, tailor, milliner, costumier, sempstress, snip; dress-, habit-,
breeches-, shoe-maker; Crispin ;/mewr; cordwainer, cobbler, hosier, hatter;
draper, linen draper, haberdasher, mercer.
V. invest; cover &c. 223; envelop, lap, involve; in-, en- wrap; wrap; fold -,
wrap -, lap -, muffle- up; overlap; sheathe, swathe, swaddle, roll up in, cir-
cumvest.
vest, clothe, array, dress, dight, drape, robe, enrobe, attire, apparel, accou-
ter, rig, fit out; deck &c. {ornament) 847; perk, equip, harness, caparison.
wear; don; put -, huddle -, slip- on; mantle.
Adj. invested &c. v.; habited; dight, -ed; barbed, barded; clad, costumS,
shod, chaussi; en grande tenue Ac. {show)fi%2.
sartorial.
Phr. " the soul of this man is his clothes " [AWs WeV],
227. Circumjacence. — N. circum-
jacence, -ambience; environment, en-
compassment; atmosphere, medium;
surroundings.
outpost; border &c. {edge) 231; girdle
&c. {circumference) 230; outskirts, boule-
vards, suburbs, purlieus, precincts, fou-
bourgsy environs, entourage, banlieue;
neighborhood, vicinage, vicinity.
V. lie -around &c. adv,; surround,
beset, compass, encompass, environ, in-
close, enclose, encircle, embrace, circum-
vent, lap, gird; belt; begird, engird; skirt,
twine round; hem in &c. {circumscribe)
229.
Adj. circum-jacent, -ambient, -fluent;
ambient; surrounding &c. v.; circum-
ferentlaJ. suburban,
70
228. Interjacence. — N. inter-ja-
cence, -currence, -venience, -location,
-digitation, -penetration; permeation.
inter- jection, -polation, -lineation,
-spersion, -calation; embolism.
inter- vention, -ference, -position; in-,
ob-trusion; insinuation; insertion &c.
300; dovetailing; infiltration.
intermedi-um, -ary; go-between, bod-
kin, intruder, interloper; parenthesis,
episode; flyleaf.
partition, septum, diaphragm, mid-
riff; dissepiment; party wall, panel, half-
way house.
V. lie -, come -, get- between; inter-
vene, slide in, interpenetrate, permeate.
put between, introduce, import; throw
\ -, wedge -, edge - jam -, worm -, foist
II. n. 3 ' DIMENSIONS 227 — 238
Ady. around, about; without; on
-every side, - all sides; right and left, all
round, round about.
-f run -, plow -, work- in; inter-pose,
-ject, -calate, -polate, -line, -leave,
-sperse, -weave, -lard, -digitate; let
in, dovetail, splice, mortise; insinuate,
smuggle; infiltrate, ingrain.
interfere, put in an oar, thrust one's nose in; intrude, obtrude; have a
finger in the pie; introduce the tl^in end of the wedge; thrust in &c. (insert)
300.
Adj. inter-jacent, -current, -venient, -vening &c. t;., -mediate, -mediary,
-calary, -stitial; embolismal.
parenthetical, episodic; mediterranean; intrusive; embosomed; merged.
Adv. between, betwixt; 'twixt; among, -st; amid, -st; 'mid, -st; in the
thick of; betwixt and between; sandwich-wise; parenthically, obiter dictum.
229. Circumscription. — N. circumscription, limitation, inclosure; con-
finement &c. (restraint) 751 ; circumvallation; encincture; envelope &c. 232.
V. circumscribe, Umit, bound, confine, inclose; surround &c. 227; compass
about; imprison &c. (restrain) 751; hedge -, wall -, rail- in; fence -, hedge-
round; picket; corral.
enfold, bury, incase, pack up, enshrine, inclasp; wrap up &c. (invest) 225;
embay, embosom.
Adj. circumscribed &c. v,; begirt, lapt; buried -, immersed- in; embosomed,
in the bosom of, imbedded, encysted, mewed up; imprisoned &c. 751; land-
locked, in a ring fence.
230. Outline. — N. outline, circimiference; peri-meter, -phery; ambit,
circuit, lines, toumure, contour, profile, silhouette; bounds; coast hne.
zone, belt, girth, band, baldric, zodiac, girdle, tyre, cingle, clasp, girt; cordon
Ac. (iridosur^ 232; circlet &c. 247.
231. Edge. — N. edge, verge, brink, brow, brim, margin, border, confine,
skirt, rim, flange, side, mouth; jaws, chops, chaps, fauces; lip, muzzle.
threshold, door, porch; portal &c. (opening) 260; coast, shore,
frame, fringe, flounce, frill, list, trimming, edging, skirting, hem, selvedge,
welt; furbelow, valance.
Adj. border, marginal, skirting; labial, labiated, marginated.
232. Inclosure. — N. inclosure, envelope; case &c. (receptacle) 191; wrap-
per; girdle &c. 230.
pen, fold; pen-, in-, sheep-fold; paddock, pound; corral; yard; net, seine net.
wall; hedge, -row; espalier; fence &c. (defense) 717; pale, paling, balustrade,
rail, railing, quickset hedge; park paling, circumvallation, enceinie, ring fence.
barrier, l3arricade; gate, -way; bent, dingle [U. S.]; door, hatch, cordon;
prison &c. 752.
dike, dyke, ditch, fosse, moat.
V. inclose; circumscribe &c. 229.
233. Limit. — N. limit, boundary, bounds, confine, enclave, term, bourn,
verge, curbstone, but, pale; termin-ation, -us; stint, frontier, precinct,
marches; backwoods.
boundary line, landmark; line of -demarcation, - circumvallation; pillars cf
Hercules; Rubicon, turning point; ne plus ultra; sluice, floodgate.
Adj. definite; contermin-ate t, -able; terminal, frontier; bordering.
Adv. thus far, - and no further.
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;?. Special
234. Front. — N. front; fore, - part;
foreground; face, disk, disc, frontage,
fagade, proscenium, facia, frontispiece;
anteriority; obverse [of a medal].
fore -, front- rank; van, -guard; ad-
vanced guard; outpost; first line; scout.
brow, forehead, visage, physiognomy,
phiz, countenance, mug*; rostriun, beak,
bow, stem, prow, prore, jib.
pioneer &c. (precursor) 64; metopos-
copy.
V. be -, stand- in front &c. adj.]
front, face, confront; bend forwards;
come to the -front, - fore.
Adj. fore, anterior, front, frontal.
Adv. before; in -front, - the van, -
advance; ahead, right ahead; fore-,
head-most; in the -foreground, - lee of ;
before one^s -face, - eyes; face to face,
vis-d'vis; front a frorU.
Phr. formoaa fades miUa commendatio est
[Syrus] 'ffrons est animi janua [Cicero] ; " human
face divine " [Milton] ; imago animi vidlus est
indices oculi [Cicero]; " sea of upturned faces "
[Scott].
236. Laterality. — N. laterality; side,
flank, quarter, lee; hand; cheek, jowl,
jole, wing; profile; temple, parietes, loin,
haunch, hip; beam.
gable, -end; broadside; lee side.
points of the compass; East, Orient,
Levant; West; orientation.
V. be -on one side &c. adv, ; flank, out-
flank; sidle; skirt; orientate.
Adj. lateral, sidelong; collateral; pa-
rietal, flanking, skirting; flanked; side-
ling.
many sided; multi-, bi-, tri-, quadri-
lateral.
Eastern; orient, -al; Levantine; West-
em, occidental, Hesperian.
Adv. side-ways, -long; broadside on; on one side, abreast, alongside, beside,
aside; by, - the side of; side by side; cheek by jowl &c. {n^ear) 197; to wind-
ward, - leeward; laterally &c. adj.] right and left; on her beam ends.
Phr. " his cheek the map of days outworn " [Shakespeare].
236. Bear. — N. rear, back, pos-
teriority; rear -rank, - guard; back-
ground, hinterland.
occiput, nape, chine; heels; tail,
nimp, croup, buttock, posteriors, back-
sicfe, scut, breech, dorsum, loin; dorsal -,
lumbar- region; hind quarters; aitch-
bone; natch, -bone.
stem, poop, after-part, heelpiece,
crupper.
wake; train Ac. {sequence) 281.
reverse; other side of the shield.
V. be -behind &c. octo.; fall astern;
bend backwards; bring up the rear.
Adj. back, rear; hind, -er, -most,
-ermost; post-ern, -erior; dorsal, after;
caudal, lumbar; mizzen, tergal.
Adv. behind; in the -rear, - back-
ground; behind one's back; at the -heels,
- tail, - back- of; back to back.
after, aft, abaft, astern, stemmost,
aback, rearward.
Phr. ogni medaglia ha U suo rovescio.
237. Contraposition. — N. contra-
position, opposition; polarity; inversion
Ac. 218; opposite side; reverse, inverse;
counterpart; antipodes; opposite poles,
North and South.
V. be -opposite &c. adj. ; subtend.
Adj. opposite; reverse, inverse; con-
verse; antipodal, subcontrary; fronting,
facing, diametrically opposite.
Northern, septentrional. Boreal, arc-
tic; Southern, Austral, antarctic.
Adv. over, - the way, - against;
against; face to face, vis-d-vis; as poles
asunder.
238. Dextrality. — N. dextrality;
right, -hand; dexter, offside, starboard.
Adj. dextral, right-handed; dexter,
dextrorsal, dextrorse; ambidextral.
Adv. dextrad, dextrally.
239. Sinistrality. — N. sinistrality;
left, -hand; sinister, nearside, larboard,
port.
Adj. left-handed; sinister; sinist-ral,
-rorsal, -rorse, -rous.
Adv. sinistrally, sinistrously.
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Section 111. 1« O K M
1. General Form
240. Form. — N. form, figure, shape;
con-formation, -figuration; make, for-
mation, frame, construction, cut, set,
build, trim, cut of one's jib; stamp, type,
cast, mold; fashion; contour &c. (out-
line) 230; structure &c. 329; plasmature.
feature, lineament, turn; phase &c.
(aspect) 448; posture, attitude, pose.
Science of form] morphology.
Similarity of form] isomorphism.
'orming Ac. v. ; form-, figur-, efform-
ation; sculpture; plasmation.
V. form, shape, figure, fashion, efform,
carve, cut, chisel, hew, cast; rough-hew, -cast; sketch; block -, hammer- out;
trim; lick -, put- kito shape; model, knead, work up into, set, mold, sculp-
ture; cast, stamp; build &c. (construct) 161.
Adj. formed &c. v.
Receiving form] plastic, fictile; formative.
Giving form] plasmic.
Sunil^ m for^] isomorphous.
241. [Absence of form.j^Amorphism.
— N. amorphism, informity; unlicked
cub; rudis indigestaque moles; disorder
&c. 69; deformity &c. 243.
disfigure-, deface-ment; mutilation;
deforming.
V. [Destroy form] deface, disfigure,
deform, mutilate, truncate; derange &c.
61; blemish, mar.
Adj. shapeless, amorphous, formless;
un-formed, -hewn, -fashioned, -shapen;
rough, rude, Gothic, barbarous, rugged.
242. [Regularity of form.] Symme-
try. — N. symmetry, shapeliness, fin-
ish; beauty &c. 845; proportion, eu-
rythmy, uniformity, parallelism; bi-,
tri-, multi-lateral symmetry; centraUty
Ac. 222.
arborescence, branching, ramification;
arbor vitae.
Adj. symmetrical, shapely, well set,
finished; beautiful &c. 845; classic,
chaste, severe.
regular, uniform, balanced; equal &c.
27; parallel, coextensive.
arbor-escent, -iform; dendr-iform,
-old; branching; ramous, ramose; filici-
form, fiUcoid; subarborescent; papilio-
naceous.
243. [Irregularity of form.] Dis-
tortion. — N. dis-, de-, con-tortion ;
twist; crookedness &c. (obliquity) 217;
grimace; deformity; mal-, malcon-for-
mation; harelip; monstrosity, mispro-
portion, want of symmetry, anamor-
phosis; ugliness &c. 846; talipes; tera-
tology.
V. distort, contort, twist, warp, wrest,
writhe, make faces, deform, misshape.
Adj. distorted &c. v,; out of shape,
irregular, unsymmetric, awry, wry, as-
kew, crooked; not -true, - straight; on
one side, crump, deformed; harelipped;
mis-shapen, -begotten; mis-, ill-pro-
portioned; ill-made; grotesque, crooked
as a ram's horn; camel-, hump-, hunch-,
bunch-, crook-backed; bandy; bandy-,
bow-legged; bow-, knock-kneed; splay-, club-footed; round-shouldered;
snub-nosed; curtailed of one's fair proportions; stumpy &c. (short) 201; gaunt
Ac. (thin) 203; bloated &c. 194; scalene; simous; taliped, -ic.
Adv. all manner of ways.
Phr. crooked as a VirgiEiia fence [U. S.j.
2. Special Form
244. AnflTUlarity. — N. angular-ity, -ness; aduncity; angle, cusp, bend;
fold &c. 258; notch Ac. 257; fork, bifurcation.
elbow, knee, knuckle, ankle, groin, crotch, crutch, crane, fluke, scythe, sickle,
zigzag, kimbo.
comer, nook, recess, niche, oriel, coign.
244 — 348
SPACE
n. m. 2
right angle Ac. (perpendicular) 212; obliquity &c. 217; angle of 45°, miter;
acute -, obtuse -, salient -, reentering -, spherical- angle.
angular -measurement, - elevation, - distance, - velocity; trigon-, goni-
ometry; altimetry; cUn-, graph-, goni-ometer; theodolite; sextant, quadrant;
dichotomy.
triangle, trigon, wedge; rectangle, square, lozenge, diamond; rhomb, -us;
quadr-angle, -ilateral; parallelogram; quadrature; poly-, penta-, hexa-, hepta-,
octa-, oxy-, deca-gon.
Platonic bodies; cube, rhomboid; tetra-, penta-, hexa-, octa-, dodeca-, icosa-
hedron; prism, pyramid; parallelopiped; curb-, gambrel-, mansard-roof.
V. bend, fork, bifurcate, crinkle.
Adj. angular, bent, crooked, aduncous, uncinated, aquiline, jagged, serrated;
falc-iform, -ated; furcated, forked, bifurcate, zigzag; furcular; hooked; dove-
tailed; knock-kneed, crinkled, akimbo, kimbo, geniculated; oblique &c. 217.
fusiform, wedgenshaped, cuneiform; cuneate, multangular, oxygonal; tri-
angular, -gonal, -lateral; quadr-angular, -ilateral; foursquare; rectangular,
square, multilateral; polygonal &c. n.; cubical, rhomboidal, pyramidal.
246. Curvature. — N. curv-ature,
-ity, -ation; incurv-ature, -ityt, -ation;
bend; flex-ure, -ion; conflexuref; crook,
hook, bought, bending; de-, in-flexion;
concameration; arcuation, devexityt,
turn; deviation, detour, sweep; curl,
-ing; bough; recurv-ity, -ation; sinuos-
ity &c. 248.
curve, arc, arch, arcade, vault, bow,
crescent, half-moon, lunuie, horseshoe,
loop, crane neck; para-, hyper-bola; ca-
tenary, festoon; conch-, cardi-oid; caus-
tic; tracery; arched- ceiling, -roof; bay-,
bow-window.
V. be -curved &c. adj.; sweep, swag,
sag; deviate &c. 279; turn; reenter.
render -curved &c. adj, ; bend, curve,
incurvate; de-, in-fleet; crook; turn, round, arch, arcuate, arch over, con-
camerate; bow, curl, recurve, frizzle.
Adj. curved &c. v, ; curvi-form, -lineal, -linear; devex f, devious; recurv-ed,
^ous; crump; bowed &c. r.; vaulted, hooked; falc-iform, -ated; semicircular,
crescentic; lun-iform, -ular; semilunar, conchoidal; cord-iform, -ated; car-
dioid; heart-, bell-, boat-, crescent-, lens-, moon-, oar-, shield-, sickle-,
tongue-, pear-, fig-shaped; reniform; lenti-form, -cular; bow-legged &c. (dis-
torted) 243; oblique &c. 217; circular &c. 247.
aduncated, arclike, arcuate, beaked; bicorn, -ed, -uous, -ute; clyp-eate,
-ciform; cymbiform, embowcd, galeiform; ham-ate, -iform, -ous; hooked;
ling-uiform, -ulate; lobiform, lunate, navicular, peltate, remiform, rham-
phoid; rostr-ate, -iferous, -oid; scutate, scaphoid, uncate; ungui-culate, -form.
246. Straightness. — M. straight*
ness, rectilinearity, directness; inflexibi-
lity &c. (stiffness) 323; straight -, right
-, direct- Une; short cut.
V. be -straight &c. adj,; have no
turning; not -incline, - bend, - turn, -
deviate- to either side; go straight; steer
for &c. (direction) 278.
render straight, straighten, rectify;
set -, put- straight; un-bend, -fold,
-curl &c. 248, -ravel &c. 219, -wrap.
Adj. straight; rectiline-ar, -al; di-
rect, even, right, true, in a line; unbent,
virgate &c. v,; un-deviating, -turned,
-distorted, -swerving; straight as an ar-
row &c. (direct) 278; inflexible &c. 323.
247. [Simple circularity.] Circular-
ity.— N. circularity, roundness; ro-
tundity &c. 249.
circle, circlet, ring, areola, hoop,
roundlet, annulus, annulet, bracelet,
armlet; ringlet; eye, loop, wheel; cycle,
orb, orbit, rundle, zone, belt, cordon,
band; contrate -, crown- wheel; hub,
nave; sash, girdle, cestus, cincture,
74
248. [Complex circularity.] Convolu-*
tion. — N. winding &c. v. ; con-, in-,
circum- volution; wave, undulation, tor-
tuosity, anfractuosity ;sinu-osity, -ation ;
meandering, circuit, circumbendibus,
twist, twirl, windings and turnings,
ambages; torsion; inosculation; reticu-
lation &c. (crossing) 219; rivulation.
coil, roll, curl, buckle, spiral, helix,
a. m. 3
FORM
247 — 262
baldric, fillet, fascial wreath, garland;
crown, corona, coronet, chaplet, snood,
necklace, collar; noose, lasso.
ellipse, oval, ovule; ellipsoid, cycloid;
epi-cycloid, -cycle; semicircle; quadrant,
sextant, sector.
V. make -round &c. adj.; round.
go round; encircle &c. 227; describe
-a circle &c. 311.
Adj. round, rounded, circular, annu-
lar, orbicular; oval, ovate; elliptic, -al;
^g-shaped; pear-shaped &c. 245; cy-
cloidal &c. n.; spherical &c. 249.
Phr. "I watched the little drclee die''
[TeimyBon].
corkscrew, worm, volute, rundlc; ten-
dril; scollop, scallop, escalop; kink;
anmionite, snakestone.
serpent, eel, maze, labjrrinth.
V. be -convoluted &c. adj.; wind,
twine, turn and twist, twirl; wave,
undulate, meander; inosculate; entwine,
intwine; twist, coil, roll; wrinkle, curl,
crisp, twill; frizz, -le; crimp, crape, in-
dent, scollop, scallop; wring, intort;
contort; wreathe &c. (cross) 219.
Adj. convoluted; winding, twisted
&c. v.; tortile, tortivef; wavy; und-ated,
-ulatory; circling, snaky, snake-like,
serpentine; serpent-, anguill-, verm-
iform; vermicular; mazy, tortuous, sinu-
ous, fiexuous, anfractuous, reclivate, rivulose, scolecoid; sigmoid, -al; spir-
iferous, -oid;
involved, intricate, complicated, perplexed; labyrinth-ic, -ian, -ine; peris-
taltic; dsedalian; kinky,
wreathy, frizzly, cripS, buckled; raveled &c. (in disorder) 59.
spiral, coiled, helical; cochle-ate, -ous; screw-shaped; turbin-ated, -iform.
Ady. in and out, round and round.
249. Rotundity. — N. rotundity; roundness &c. adj.; cylindricity; spher-
icity, -oidity; globosity.
cylm-der, -droid; barrel, drum; roll, -er; rouleau, column, rolling-pin, rundle.
cone, conoid; pear-, egg-, bell-shape.
sphere, globe, ball, boulder, bowlder; spher-, ellips-oid; oblong -, oblate-
spheroid; drop, spherule, globule, vesicle, bulb, bullet, pellet, pelote, clew, pill,
marble, pea, knob, pommel, horn, knot.
V. render -spherical &c. adj.; form into a sphere, sphere, roll into a ball; give
-rotundity &c. n. ; round.
Adj. rotund; round &c. (^circular) 247; cylindr-ic, -ical, -oid; columnar, lum-
briciform; conic, -al; spher-ical, -oidal; giob-ular, -ated, -ous, -ose; egg-, bell-,
pear-shaped; ov-oid, -iform; gibbous; rixiform; campan-iform, -ulate, -ili-
form; fungifortn, bead-Hke, moniliform, pyriform, bulbous; teres aique ro-
tundtis; round as -an orange, - an apple, - a ball, - a billiard ball, - a cannon
ball.
3. SuPEBFiciAL Form
260. Convexity. — N. convexity,
prominence, projection, swelling, gibbos-
ity, bilge, bulge, protuberance, protru-
sion; camber, cahot [N. Am.], thank-ye-
ma'am [U. S.[, swell.
intiunescence; tumour, tumor; tuber-
cle, -osity; excrescence; hump, hunch,
bunch.
tooth, knob, elbow, process, apophy-
sis, condyle, bulb, node, nodule, nodos-
ity, tongue, dorsum, boss, embossment,
bump, clump; sugar loaf &c. (sharpness)
253; bow; mamelon; hub, bubble [U. S.];
molar.
pimple, wen, wheel, papula, pustule,
pock, proud flesh, growth, sarcoma,
261. Flatness. — N. flatness &c. adj. ;
smoothness &c. 255.
plane; level &c. 213; plate, platter,
table, tablet, slab.
V. render flat, flatten; level &c. 213.
Adj. flat, plane, even, flush, scuti-
form, discoid; level &c. (horizontal)
213; flat as -a pancake, - a fluke, - a
flounder, - a board, - my hand.
252. Concavity. — N. concavity, de-
pression, dip; hollow, -ness; indenta-
tion, intaglio, cavity, dent, dint, dimple,
follicle, pit, sinus, alveolus, lacuna; ex-
cavation; trough &c. (Jurrow) 259;
honeycomb.
260 — 264
SPACE
II. III. 3
eaxuncle, com, waxt, furuncle, polypus,
fungus, fungosity, exostosis, bleb, blis-
ter, blain; boil &c. (disease) 655; air-
bubble, blob, papule, verruca.
papilla, nipple; teat, pap, breast,
dug, mammilla; proboscis, nose, neb,
beak, snout, nozzle; belly, corporation;
withers, back, shoulder, lip, flange.
peg, button, stud, ridge, rib, jutty,
trunnion, snag.
cupola, dome, arch, balcony, eaves;
pilaster.
relief, relievo, cameo; basso- j mezzo-,
aUo-rilievo; low-, bas-, high-relief.
hill &c. (height) 20^] cape, promon-
tory, mull; fore-, head-land; point of
land, mole, jetty, hummock, ledge, spur;
naze, ness.
V. be -prominent &c. adj.] project,
bulge, protrude, pout, bouge f, bunch;
jut -, stand -, stick -, poke- out; stick -,
bristle- start -, cock -, shoot- up; swell
-, hang -, bend- over; beetle.
render -prominent &c. adj.; raise 307;
emboss, chase.
Adj. convex, prominent, protuberant; projecting &c. v.; bossed, bossy,
nodular, bunchy; clav-ate, -ated, -iform; hummocky, moutonn^, mammi-
form, p&pul-ous, -ose; hemispheric, bulbous; bowed, arched; bold; bellied;
tuber-ous, -culous; tumorous; comute, odontoid; lenti-form, -cylar; gibbous;
club-shaped, hubby [U. S.], hubbly [U. S.], knobby, papillose, saddle-shaped,
selliform, subclavate, torose, ventricose, verrucose.
salient, in relief, raised, repoussS; bloated &c. (expanded) 194.
cup, basin, crater, punch bowl; cell
&c. (receptacle) 191 ; socket.
valley, vale, dale, dell, dingle, combe,
bottom, slade, strath, glade, grove, glen,
cave, cavern, c6ve; grot, -to; alcove,
cul-de-sac; gully &c. 198; arch &c.
(curve) 245; bay Ac. (of the sea) 343.
excavator, sapper, miner.
V. be -concave &c. adj.; retire, cave
in.
render -concave. &c. adj.; depress,
hollow; scoop, - out; gouge, dig, delve,
excavate, dent, dint, mine, sap, under-
mine, burrow, tunnel, stave in.
Adj. depressed &c. v.; alveolate, ca-
lathiform, cup-shaped, dishing; fav-
aginous, -eolate, -ose; scyph-iforai,
-ose; concave, hollow, stove in; retir-
ing; retreating; cavernous; porous &c.
(vdth holes) 260; cellular, spongy, spon-
gious; honeycombed, alveolar; infundib-
ul-ar, -iform; funnel-, bell-shaped; cam-
paniform, capsular; vaulted, arched.
264. Bluntness. — N. bluntness &c.
adj.
V. be -, render- blunt &c. adj.; ob-
tund, dull; take ofif the -point, - edge;
turn.
Adj. blunt, obtuse, dull, bluff; eden-
tate, toothless.
263. Sharpness. — N. sharpness &c.
adj.; acuity, acumination; spinosity.
point, spike, spine, spiculum; needle,
pin; prick, -le; spur, rowel, barb; spit,
cusp; horn, antler; snag; tag; thorn,
bristle; Adam's needle, bear grass [U. S.],
tine, yucca.
nib, tooth, tusk; spoke, cog, ratchet.
crag, crest, ar^te, cone, peak, sugar loaf, pike, aiguille; spire, pyramid,
steeple.
beard, chevaux defrise, porcupine, hedgehog, brier, bramble, thistle; comb;
awn, beggar's lice, bur, burr, catchweed, cleavers, clivers, goose grass, hairif ,
hariff, flax comb, hackle, hatchel, heckle.
wedge; knife-, cutting- edge; blade, edge tool, cutlery, knife, penknife,
whittle, razor; scalpel, bistoury, lancet; plowshare, colter; hatchet, ax, pick-
ax, mattock, pick, adze, bill; billhook, cleaver, cutter; scythe, sickle, scissors,
shears; sword &c. (arms) 727; bodkin &c. (perforator) 262; belduque, bowie-,
paring-knife; bushwhacker [U. S.]; drawing-knife, -shave.
sharpener, hone, strop; grind-, whet-stone; novaculite; steel, emery.
V. be -sharp &c. adj.; taper to a point; bristle with.
render -sharp &c. adj. ; sharpen, point, aculeate, whet, barb, spiculate, set,
strop, grind. .
cut &c. (sunder) 44.
jiii/, sharp, keen; acute; aci-cular, -form; acu-leated, -minated; pointed;
re
n. m. 3
FORM
263 — 268
tapering; conical, pyramidal; mucron-ate, -ated; spindle-, needle-shaped;
spiked, spiky, ensiform, peaked, salient; cusp-ed, -idate, -idated; com-ute,
-uted, -iculate; prickly; spiny, spinous; thorny, bristling, muricated, pecti-
nated, studded, thistly, briary; craggy &c. (rough) 256; snaggy, digitated,
two-edged, fusiform; denti-form, -culated; toothed; odontoid; stariike; stell-
ated, -iform; sagitt-ate, -iform; arrowheaded; arrowy, barbed, spurred.
acinaciform; apicul-ate, -ated; aristate, awned, awny, bearded, calami-
form, conenshaped, coniform, crestate, echinate, gladiate; lanc-eolate, -iform;
awl-, lance-, scimitar-, sword-shaped; setarious, spinuliferous, subulate, tetra-
hedral, xiphoid.
cutting; sharp-, knife-edged; sharp -, keen- as a razor; sharp as a needle;
sharpened &c. v. ; set.
266. Roughness. — N. roughness &c.
adj.; tooth, grain, texture, ripple; as-
perity, rugosity, salebrosityt, corruga-
tion, nodosit}'; arborescence &c. 242;
pilosity.
brush, hair, beard, shag, mane, whis-
ker, moustache, imperial, tress, lock,
curl, ringlet, fimbriae, cilia, villi; love-
lock; beaucatcher; curl paper; goatee;
papillote, scalp lock.
plum-age, -osity; plume, panache,
crest; feather, tuft, fringe, toupee.
wool, velvet, plush, nap, pile, floss,
fur, down; byssus, moss, bur; fluff.
V. be -rough Ac. adj.; go against the
grain.
render -rough &c. adj, ; roughen, ruf-
fle, crisp, crumple, corrugate, set on edge,
stroke the wrong way, rumple.
Adj. rough, uneven; scabrous, knot-
ted; rug-ged, -ose, -ous; knurly; asper-
ous, crisp, salebrous t, gnarled, unpol-
ished, unsmooth, roughhewn; crag-gy,
-ged; crankling, scraggy; prickly &c.
(sharp) 253; arborescent &c. 242; leafy, well-wooded; feathery; plum-ose,
-igerous; lacini-ate, -form, -ose; pappose; pil-eous, -ose; trich-ogenous,
-oid; tufted, fimbriated, hairy, ciliated, filamentous, hirsute; crin-ose, -ite;
bushy, hispid, villous, pappous, bearded, pilous, shaggy, shagged; fringed,
befringed; set-ous t, -ose, -aceous; " like quills upon the fretful porcupine *'
[Hamkt] ; rough as a -nutmeg grater, - bear.
downy, velvety, flocculent, woolly; Ian-ate, -ated; lanugin-ous, -ose;
tomentose; fluffy.
Adv. against the grain.
Phr. cabello luengo y corto d seso.
267. Notch. — N. notch, dent, nick, cut; indent, -ation; dimple,
embrasure, battlement, machicolation; saw, tooth, crenelle, scallop, scollop;
Vandyke; depression; jag.
V. notch, nick, cut, dent, indent, jag, scarify, scotch, crimp, scollop, crenulate,
vandvke.
Adj. notched &c. v.; crenate, -d; dentate, -d; denticulate, -d; toothed, pal-
mated, serrated.
268. Fold. — N. fold, plicature, plait, ply, crease; tuck, gather; flexion,
flexure, joint; elbow, double, doubling, duplicature, gather^ v^tmVi^^ \\\ss5^^>
266. Smoothness. — N. smooth-
ness Ac. adj,; polish, gloss; lubric-ity,
-ation.
down, velvet, silk, satin; velveteen,
velumen; slide; bowUng green &c. (level)
213; glass, ice; asphalt, wood pavement,
flags.
roller, steam roller; sand-, emery-
paper; flat-, sad-iron; biunisher, tur-
pentine and beeswax.
V. smooth, -en; plane; file; mow,
shave; level, roll; macadamize; polish,
burnish, calender, glaze; iron, hot-press,
mangle; lubricate &c. (oil) 332.
Adj. smooth; polished &c. v.; leioder-
'matous, slick, velutinous; even; level
&c. 213; plane &c. (flat) 251; sleek,
glossy; silken, silky; lanate, downy,
velvety; glabrous, slippery, glassy, lu-
bricous, oily, soft; unwrinkled; smooth
as -glass, - ice, - monumental alabaster,
- velvet, - oil; sUppery as an eel; woolly
Ac. (feathery) 256.
— 261
SPACE
II. m. 3
crinkle, crankle, crumple, rumple, rivel, ruck, ruffle, dog's ear, corrugation,
frounce, flounce, lapel; pucker, crow's feet; plication.
V. fold, double, plicate, plait, crease, wrinkle, crinkle, crankle, curl, cockle
up, cocker, rimple, rumple, frizzle, frounce, rivel, twill, corrugate, ruffle, crim-
ple t, crumple, pucker; turn -, double- -down, - under; tuck, ruck, hem, gather.
Adj. folded &c. v,
269. Purrow. — N. furrow, groove, rut, sulcus, scratch, streak, striae, crack,
score, incision, slit; chamfer, fluting; corduroy road, cradle hole.
channel, gutter, trench, ditch, dike, dyke, moat, fosse, trough, kennel; ravine
&c. (intervcd) 198; tajo [U. S.], thank-ye-ma'am [U. S.].
V. furrow &c. n. ; flute, plow; incise, engrave, etch, bite in.
Adj. furrowed &c. v.; ribbed, striated, sulcated, fluted, canaliculated; bisulc-
ous, -ate, -ated; canaliferous; trisulcate; corduroy; unisulcate; costate, rimi-
form.
260. Opening. — N. hole, foramen;
puncture, perforation; fontanel; trans-
foration; pin-, key-, loop-, port-, peep-,
mouse-, pigeon-hole; eye, - of a needle;
eyelet; slot.
opening; apert-ure, -ness; hiation,
yawning, oscitancy, dehiscence, patefac-
tion t, pandiculation; chasm &c. (inter-
val) 198.
embrasure, window, casement; abat-
jour; light; sky-, fan-light; lattice; bay-,
bow-window; oriel; dormer, lantern.
out-, in-let; vent, vomitory; embou-
chure; orifice, mouth, sucker, muzzle,
throat, gullet, weasand, wizen, nozzle;
placket.
portal, porch, gate, ostiaryf, postern,
wicket, trap-door, hatch, door; arcade;
cellar-, drive-, gate-, door-, hatch-,
gang- way; lich gate.
way, path &c. 627; thoroughfare;
channel; passage, -way; tube, pipe;
water pipe &c. 350; air pipe &c. 351;
vessel, tubule, canal, gut, fistula; adjutage, ajutage; ostium; smokestack;
chimney, flue, tap, funnel, gully, tunnel, main; mine, pit, adit, shaft; gallery.
alley, aisle, glade, vistf .
bore, caliber; pore; blind orifice; fulgurite, thundertube.
por-ousness, -osity; sieve, cullender, colander; cribble, riddle, screen;
honeycomb.
apertion, perforation; piercing &c. v,; terebration, empalement, pertusionf,
puncture, acupuncture, penetration.
opener, key, master key, passe-partout.
V. open, ope, gape, yawn, bilge; fly open.
perforate, pierce, empiercef, tap, bore, drill; mine &c. (scoop ord) 252; tun-
nel; trans-pierce, -fix; enfilade, impale, spike, spear, gore, spit, stab, pink,
puncture, lance, stick, prick, riddle, punch; stave in.
cut a passage through; make -way, - room- for.
un-cover, -close, -rip; lay -, cut -, rip -, throw- open.
Adj. open; perforated &c. v.] perforate; wide open, ajar, un-closed,
-stopped; oscitant, gaping, yawning; patent.
tubular, caimulhx, fistulous; per-vious, -meable; foraminous; vesi-, vas-
261. Closure. — N. closure, occlu-
sion, blockade; shutting up &c. v.; ob-
struction &c. (hindrance) 706; embolus;
contraction &c. 195; infarction; con-,
ob-stipation; blind -alley, - corner;
keddah; cul-de-sac, csecum; imper-f ora-
tion, -viousness &c. adj,; -meability;
stopper &c. 263.
V. close, occlude, plug; block -, stop
-, fill -, bung -, cork -, button -, stuff -
shut -, dam- up; blockade; obstruct &c
(hinder) 706; bar, bolt, stop, seal, plumb
choke, throttle; ram down, dam, cram
trap, clinch; put to -, shut- the door.
Adj. closed &c. v,; shut, operculated
unopened.
unpierced, imporous, caecal; closable
imper-f orate, -vious, -meable; impene-
trable; un-, im-passable; in vious t
path-, way-less; untrodden.
un ventilated; air-, water-tight; her-
metically sealed; tight, snug.
n. XV. 1
FORM — MOTION
260 — 266
cular; porous, follicular, cribriform, honeycombed, infundibular, riddled; tu-
bul-ous, -ated; piped, tubate.
opening &c. v. ; aperient.
Int. open sesame!
262. Perforator. — N. perforator,
piercer, borer, auger, chisel, gimlet, sty-
let, drill, wimble, awl, bradawl, scoop,
terrier, corkscrew, dibble, trocar, tre-
pan, probe, bodkin, needle, stiletto,
rimer, warder, lancet; punch, -eon;
spikebit, gouge; spear &c. (weapon)
727; puncher ;punching-machine, -press;
punch pliers.
263. Stopper. — N. stopper, stop-
ple; plug, cork, bung, spike, spiU, stop-
cock, tap; rammer; ram, -rod; piston;
stop-gap; wadding, stuffing, padding,
stoppmg, dossil, pledget, tompion, tour-
niquet.
cover &c. 223; valve, vent peg,' spigot,
slide valve.
janitor, doorkeeper, porter, warder,
beadle, Cerberus, ostiary.
Sbctign IV. MOTION
1. Motion in General
264. [Successive change of place.^]
Motion. — N. motion, movement,
move; going &c. v.; unrest.
stream, flow, flux, run, course, stir;
evolution; kinematics; telekinesis.
step, rate, pace, tread, stride, gait,
port, footfall, cadence, carriage, velocity,
angular velocity; cUp, progress, locomo-
tion; journey &c. 266; voyage &c. 267;
transit &c. 270.
restlessness &c. (changeableness) 149;
mobility; movableness, motive power;
laws of motion; mobilization.
V. be -in motion &c. adj.; move, go,
hie, gang, budge, stir, pass, flit; hover
-round, - about; shift, sUde, glide; roll,
- on; flow, stream, run, drift, sweep
along; wander &c. (deviate) 279; walk
&c. 266; change -, shift- one's -place, -
quarters; dodge; keep -going, - moving.
put -, set- in motion; move; impel
&c. 276; propel &c. 284; render movable,
mobilize.
Adj. moving &c. v,; in motion; tran-
sitional; motory, motive; shifting, mov-
able, mobile, mercurial, unquiet; restless
Ac. (changeable) 149; nomadic &c. 266;
erratic &c. 279.
Adv. under way; on the -move, -
wing, - tramp, - march.
Phr. eppur si muove [Galileo]; ea hUdet ein
Talent 8ich in der StiUej sich ein Charakter in
dem Strom der Well,
266. Quiescence. — N. rest; still-
ness &c. adj.; quiescence; stag-nation,
-nancy; fixity, immobility, catalepsy;
indisturbance; quietism.
quiet, tranquilUty, calm; repose &c.
687; peace; dead calm, anticyclone;
statue-like repose; silence &c. 403; not
a -breath of air, - mouse stirring; sleep
&c. (inax:iivity) 683.
pause, lull &c. (cessation) 142; stand.
- still; standing still &c. v.; lock; dead
-lock, - stop, - stand; full stop; fix;
embargo.
resting place; gite; bivouac; home &c.
(abode) 189; pillow &c. (support) 215;
haven &c. (refuge) 666; goal &c. (ar-
rival) 292.
V. be -quiescent &c. adj,] stand-, he-
still; keep quiet, repose, hold the breath.
remain, stay; stand, he to, ride at
anchor, remain in situ, tarry, mark time;
bring -, heave -, lay- to; pull -, draw-
up; hold, halt; stop, - short; rest, pause,
anchor; cast -, come to an- anchor; rest
on one's oars; repose on one's laurels,
take breath; stop &c. (discontinue) 142.
stagnate; quieta non movere; let -alone,
- well alone; abide, rest and be thank-
ful; keep within doors, stay at home, go
to bed.
dwell &c. {be present) 186; settle &c.
(be located) 184; alight &c. (arrive) 292
stick, - fast; stand, - Hke a post; not
stir a -peg, - step; be at a -stand &c. n.
^ A thing cannot be said to move from one place to another, unless it passes in succession through
every intermediate place; hence motion is only such a change of place as is successive. '* Rapid,
swift, Ac, as thought'' are therefore incorrect expressions.
266 — 267
SPACE
II. rv. 1
quell, becalm, hush, stay, lull to sleep, lay an embargo on.
Adj. quiescent, still; motion-, move-less; fixed; stationary; immotile; at
-rest, - a §tand, - a standstill, - anchor; stock still; standing still &c. v.;
sedentary, untraveled, stay-at-home; becalmed, stagnant, quiet; un-moved,
-disturbed, -ruffled; calm, restful; cataleptic; immovable Ac. (stable) 150;
sleeping &c. (inactive) 683; silent &c. 403; still as -a statue, - a post, - a
mouse, - death.
Adv. at a stand Ac. adj.; tout court; at the halt.
Int. stop! stay! avast! halt! hold hard! whoa! hold! sabr karo!
Phr. requiescat in pace; Deus nobis hcec otia fecit [Vergil]; " the noonday quiet holds the
hiU " [Tennyson].
266. [Locomotion by land.] Jour-
ney. — N. travel; traveling &c. v. way-
faring, campaigning.
journey, excursion, (expedition, tour,
trip, grand tour, circuit, peregrination,
discursionf, ramble, pilgrimage, hajj,
trek, course, ambulation, march, walk,
promenade, constitutional, stroll, saun-
ter, tramp, jog trot, turn, stalk, peram-
bulation; noctambul-ation, -ism; som-
nambulism; outing, ride, drive, airing,
jaunt.
equitation, horsemanship, riding, ma-
nage, ride and tie; basophobia.
roving, vagrancy, pererration t ; march-
ing and countermarching; nomadism;
vagabond-ism, -age; hoboism [U. S.];
gadding; flit, -ting; migration; e-, im-,
de-t, inter-migration; ivanderlust,
plan, itinerary, guide; hand-, road-
book; Baedeker, Bradshaw, Murray.
procession, cavalcade, caravan, file,
cort^Cy column.
[Organs and instruments of locomo-
tion] vehicle &c. 272; automobile, trol-
ley, locomotive; legs, feet, pegs, pins,
trotters.
traveler &c. 268.
depot [U. S.], railway station, sta-
tion.
V. travel, journey, course; take -, go-
a journey; take -, go out for- -a walk
&c. n.; have a run; take the air.
flit, take wing; migrate, emigrate;
trek; rove, prowl, roam, range, patrol,
pace up and down, traverse; scour -,
traverse- the country; pera^atef ; per-,
circum-ambulate; nomadize, wander,
ramble, stroll, saunter, hover, go one's rounds, straggle; gad, - about; expa-
tiate.
walk, march, step, tread, pace, plod, wend; promenade; trudge, tramp;
stalk, stride, straddle, strut, foot it, stump, bundle, bowl along, todcUe; paddle;
tread a path.
take horse, ride, drive, trot, arable, canter, prance, fisk, frisk, caracoleTy cara-
cole; gallop &c. (move quickly) 274.
SO
267. [Locomotion by water, or air.]
Navigation. — N. navigation; aquat-
ics; boating, yachting; ship &c. 273; oar,
paddle, screw, sail, canvas, aileron.
natation, swimming; fin, flipper, fish's
tail.
aero-station, -statics, -nautics; bal-
loonery; balloon &c. 273; ballooning,
aviation, airmanship; flying, flight, voli-
tation; wing, pinion.
voyage, sail, cruise, passage, circum-
navigation, periplus; head-, stem-, lee-
way; fairway.
mariner &c. 269.
V. sail; put to sea &c. (depart) 293;
take ship, get under way; spread -sail,
- canvas; gather way, have way on;
make -, carry- sail; plow the -waves, ~
deep, - main, - ocean; walk the waters.
navigate, warp, luff, scud, boom,
kedge; drift, course, cruise, coast; hug
the -shore, - land; circumnavigate.
ply the oar, row, paddle, pull, scull,
punt, steam.
swim, float; buffet the waves, ride the
storm, skim, effleurer, dive, wade.
fl}*^, be wafted, hover, soar, flutter;
take -wing, - a flight; wing one's -flight,
-way; aviate.
Adj. sailing &c. v,] volant, aerostatic;
seafaring, nautical, maritime, naval;
seagoing, coasting; afloat; navigable; ae-
rial, aeronautic; grallatory.
Adv. under -way, - sail, - canvas, -
steam; on the wing.
Phr. hon voyage; " spread the thin oar and
catch the driving gale [Pope].
XL IV. 1
MOTION
266 — 270
P^ ""> jog -| wag -, shuffle- on ; stir one's stumps ; bend one's -steps, - course ;
make-, find -, wend -, pick -, thread -, plow- one's way; slide, glide, coast,
skim, skate; march in procession, file off, defile.
go -, repair -, resort -, hie -, betake oneself- to.
Adj. traveling &c. v.; ambulatory, itinerant, peripatetic, roving, rambling,
gadding, discursive, vagrant, migratory, nomadic; circumforane-an, -ous;
nocti-, mundi- vagrant; locomotive.
way-faring, -worn; travel-stained.
Adv. on -foot, - horseback, - Shanks's mare; by the Marrowbone stage;
in transitu &c. 270; en route &c. 282. '
Int. come along!
268. Traveler. — N. traveler, way-
farer, voyager, itinerant, passenger, com-
muter.
tourist, excursionist, explorer, adven-
turer, mountaineer, Alpine Club; pere-
grinator, wanderer, rover, straggler,
rambler; bird of passage; gad-about,
-ling; vagrant, scatterling, landloper,
waifs and estrays, wastrel, foundling;
loafer; tramp, -er; vagabond, nomad,
Bohemian, gypsy, Arab, Wandering Jew,
Hadji, pilgrim, palmer; peripatetic;
sonmambulist; emigrant, fugitive, ref-
ugee; beachcomber, booly; globe-gird-
ler, -trotter; hobo [U. S.], night-, sleep-walker ; noctambulist, runabout, strap-
hanger, swag-, swags-man *[Aust.]; trecker, trekker, zinga-no, -^o.
runner, courier; Mercury, Iris, Ariel, comet.
pedestrian, walker, foot passenger; cyclist; wheelman.
rider, horseman, equestrian, cavalier, jockey, roughrider, trainer, breaker.
driver, coachman, whip, Jehu, charioteer, postilion, postboy, carter, wag-
oner, drayman; cab-man, -driver; voiturier, vetlurino, condoUiere; engine
driver; stoker, fireman, guard; chauffeur, conductor, engineer, gharry-wallah,
gari'^dlaf hackman, syce, truckman.
269. Mariner. — N. sailor, mariner,
navigator; sea-man, -farer, -faring man;
dock walloper*; tar, jack tar, salt,
able seMn^n, A. B.; man-of-war's man,
bluejacket, galiongee, gaHonji, marine,
jolly; midshipman, middy; skipper;
ship-, boat-, ferry-, water-, lightier-,
barge-, longshore-man; bargee, gondo-
lier; oar, -sman; rower; boat-, cock-
swain; coxswain; steersman, pilot; crew.
aerial navigator, aeronaut, balloonist,
Icarus; aeroplanist, airman, aviator,
birdman, man-bird, wizard of the air.
270. Transference. — N. transfer, -ence; trans-, e-locationf ; displace-
ment; meta-stasis, -thesis; removal; re-, a-motion; relegation; de-, as-porta-
tion; extradition, conveyance, draft; carrying, carriage; con-vection, -duction,
-tagion; transfer &c. (of property) 783.
transit, transition; passage, ferry, gestation; portage, porterage, carting,
cartage; shoveling &c. v.; vect-ionf, -uref, -itationf ; shipment, freight, wai-
ture; trans-mission, -port, -portation, -umption, -plantation, -lation; shift-,
dodg-ing; dispersion &c. 73; transposition &c. (interchange) 148; tractioi*
&e. 285.
[Thing transferred] drift. 4
V. trans-fer, -mit, -port, -place, -plant; convey, carry, bear, fetch and
carry; carry -, ferry- over; hand, pass, forward; shift; conduct, convoy, bring,
fetch, reach; tote [U. S.].
send, delegate, consign, relegate, turn over to, deliver; ship, embark; waft;
shunt; transpose &c. (interchange) 148; displace &c. 185; throw &c. 284; drag
&c. 285; mail, post.
shovel, ladle, decant, draft off, transfuse.
Adj. transferred &c. v.; drifted, movable; port-able, -ative; mailable [U. S.];
contagious.
Adv. from -hand to hand, - pillar to post.
270 — 278
SPACE
II. IV. 1
on -, by- the way; on the -road, - wing; as one goes; in transitu, en route,
chemin faisani, en passant, in mid-progress.
271. Carrier. — N. carrier, porter, bearer, tranter f, conveyer; cargador;
express, -man; stevedore; coolie; conductor, locomotive, motor.
beast, -of burden, cattle, horse, steed, nag, palfrey, Arab, blood horse, thor-
oughbred, galloway, charger, courser, racer, hunter, jimient, pony, filly, colt,
foal, barb, roan, jade, hack, bidet, pad, cob, tit, punch, roadster, goer; race-,
pack-, draft-, cart-, dray-, post-horse; ketch, sheltie; garran, garron; jennet,
genet, bayard, mare, stallion, gelding; bronco, troncho, cayuse [IJ. S.]; creature,
critter [rural U. S.]; cow pony, mustang, Narraganset, waler; stud.
Pegasus, Bucephalus, Rocinante.
ass, donkey, jackass, mule, hinny; siunpter -horse, - mule; burro, cuddy,
ladino [U. S.]; reindeer; camel, dromedary, llama, elephant; carrier pigeon.
carriage &c. (vehicle) 272; ship &c 273.
Adj. equine, asinine.
272. Vehicle. — N. vehicle, convey-
ance, carriage, caravan, van; wagon,
waggon, wain, dray, cart, lorry.
carriole; truck, tram; limber, tumbrel
pontoon; barrow; wheel-, hand-barrow
perambulator; Bath -, wheel -, sedan-
chair; chaise; palan-keen, -quin; litter
brancard, crate, hurdle, stretcher, ambu-
lance; black Maria; conestoga- wagon
-wain; jinrikisha, ricksha, brett, dear-
born [U. S.], dump cart, hack, hackery
jigger, kittereen, mail stage, manumo-
tor, rig, rockaway, prairie schooner
[U. S.], shay, sloven [Can.], teaip, tonga
wheel; velocipede, hobbyhorse, gocart
- cycle; bi-, tri-, quadri-cycle; bike.
equipage, turn-out; coach, chariot
phaeton, break, mail phaeton, wag-
onette, drag, curricle, tilbury, whisky
landau, barouche, victoria, brougham
clarence, calash, caUche, britzka, araba
kibitka; berlin; sulky, d^obligeanty so-
ciable, vis-d-vis, dormeuse; jaunting -
outside- car; dandi; dool-ie, -y; munchil
palki; roller skates, skate; runabout
ski; tonjon; vettura.
post chaise; diligence, stage; stage -
X mail -, hackney -, glass- coach; stage
wagon; car, omnibus, fly, cabriolet, cab
hansom, shofle, four-wheeler, growler
droshki, drosky.
dogcart, trap, whitechapel, buggy
four-in-hand, unicorn, random, tandem
shandredhan, char-d-bancs.
motor car, automobile, limousine, mo-
tor cycle, taxicab, taxicoach.
bob, -sled, -sleigh; cutter; double-
ripper, -runner [U. S.]; jumper, sled,
sledge, sleigh, toboggan.
train; accommodation -, passenger -,
273. Ship. — N. ship, vessel, sail;
craft, bottom.
navy, marine, fleet, flotilla; shipping.
man of war &c. (combatant) 726;
transport, tender, storeship; merchant
ship, merchantman; packet, liner; wha-
ler, slaver, collier, coaster, Ughter; fish-
ing -, pilot- boat; trawler, hulk; yacht;
baggala; floating -hotel, - palace; ocean
greyhound.
ship, bark, barque, brig, snow, her-
maphrodite brig; brig-, bark-antine;
schooner; topsail -, for and aft -, three
masted- schooner; chasse-mar^; sloop,
cutter, corvette, clipper, foist, yawl,
dandy, ketch, smack, lugger, barge, hoy,
cat, buss; sail-er, -ing vessel; windjam-
mer; steam-er, -boat, -ship; mail -, pad-
dle -, screw- steamer; tug; line of
steamers &c.
boat, pinnace, launch; life-, long-^
jolly-, bum-, fly-, cock-, ferry-, canal-
boat; ark, bully [Nfld.], bateau [Can.],
battery, broadhom, dory, droger, dro-
gher, dugout, durham boat, flatboat,
gaUot; shallop, gig, funny, skiff, dingy,
scow, cockleshell, wherry, coble, punt,
cog, kedge, lerret; eight-, four-, pair-
oar; randan; outrigger; float, raft, pon-
toon; prame; ice-boat, -canoe, -yacht.
catamaran, coracle, gondola, carvel,-
caravel; felucca, caique, canoe; galley,
- foist ; bilander, dogger, hooker, howker;
argosy, carack; galliass, galleon; po-
lacca, polaere, tartane, junk, lorcha,
praam, proa, prahu, saick, sampan,
xebec, dhow; dahabeah; nuggah; kayak,
keel boat [U. S.], log canoe, pirogue;
quadri-, tri-reme; stern-wheeler [U. S.];
wanigan, wangan [U. S.], wharf boat.
>2f
o.
II. IV. 2
MOTION
272 — 276
express -, special -, corridor -, parlia-
mentary ", luggage -, freight -, goods-
train; 1st-, 2nd-, Srd-class- -train, -
carriage, - compartment; rolling stock;
horse box, cattle truck; baggage-, ex-
press-, freight-, parlor-, Pullman-, sleep-
ing-, surface-, tram-, trolley-car; box-
car, -wagon; horse car [U. S.]; lightning
express; luggage van; mail, -car, -van.
shovel, spoon, spatula, ladle, hod, hoe; spade, spaddle, loy; spud; pitch-
fork.
2. Degrees of Motion
balloon; airship, aeroplane ;bi-, mono-,
tri-plane; hydroplane; aerodrome; air
-, pilot -, fire- balloon; aerostat, Mont-
golfier; kite, parachute.
Adv. afloat, aboard; on -board, -
ship board; hard-a -lee, -port, - star-
board, - weather.
274. Velocity. — N. velocity, speed,
celerity; swiftness &c. od/.; rapidity,
eagle speed; expedition &c. (activity)
682; pemicity t; acceleration; haste &c.
684.
spurt, rush, dash, race, steeple chase;
smart -, lively -, swift &c. adj. -, rat-
tling -, spanking -, strapping- -rate,
- pace; round pace; flying, flight,
gallop, canter, trot, round trot, run,
scamper; hand -, full- gallop; amble.
lightning, light, electricity, wind;
cannon baJl, rocket, arrow, dart, hy-
drargyrum, quicksilver; telegraph, ex-
press train; torrent.
eagle, antelope, courser, race horse,
gazelle, greyhound, hare, doe, squirrel,
camel bird, chickaree, chipmunk, hackee
[\J. S.], ostrich, scorcher*.
Mercury, Ariel, Camilla, Harlequin.
[Measurement of velocity] log, -line.
V. move quickly, trip, fiskf; speed,
hie, hasten, post, spank, scuttle; scud,
-die; scour, - the plain; scamper; run,
- like mad; fly, race, run a race, cut
away, shoot, tear, whisk, sweep, skim,
brush; cut -, bowl- along; scorch; rush
Ac. (be vioUni) 173; dash -on, - off, -
forward; bolt; trot, gallop, amble, troll,
bound, fl|t, spring, dart, boom; march in
-quick, - double- time; ride hard, get
over the ground.
hurry &c. (hasten) 684; accelerate,
put on; quicken; quicken -, mend- one's
pace; clap spurs to one's horse; make
-haste, - rapid strides, - forced marches,
- the best of one's way; put one's best
leg foremost, stir one's stumps, wing
one's way, set off at a score; carry -,
crowd- sail; go off like a shot, go ahead,
gain ground; outstrip the wind, fly on
the wings of the wind.
keep -up, - pace- with; outstrip &c.
303; outmarch.
276. Slowness. — N. slowness &c.
adj.; languor &c. (inactivity) 683; drawl;
creeping &c. v., lentor.
retardation; slackening &c. v.; delay
&c. (lateness) 133; claudicationf.
jog-, dog-trot; mincing steps; slow
-march, - time.
slow -goer, - coach, - back; lin-
gerer, loiterer, sluggard, tortoise, snail;
poke* [U. S.]; dawdle &c. (inactive)
683.
V. move -slowly &c. adv.; creep,
crawl, lag, slug, drawl, linger, loiter,
saunter; plod, trudge, stump along, lum-
ber; trail, drag; dawdle &c. (be inactive)
683; grovel, worm one's way, steal
along; jog -, rub -, bimdle- on; toddle,
waddle, wabble, slug, traipse, slouch,
shuffle, halt, hobble, limp, claudicatef,
shamble; flag, falter, totter, stagger;
mince, step short; march in -slow time,
- funeral procession; take one's time;
hang fire &c. (be late) 133.
retard, relax; slacken, check, moder-
ate, rein in, curb; reef; strike -, shorten
-, take in- sail; put on the drag, apply
the brake; clip the wings; reduce the
speed; slacken -speed, - one's pace; lose
ground.
Adj. slow, slack; tardy; dilatory &c.
(inaciive) 683; gentle, easy; leisurely;
deliberate, gradual; insensible, imper-
ceptible; languid, sluggish, slow-paced,
tardigrade, snail-Uke; creeping &c. v.;
reptatorial.
Adv. slowly &c. adj.; leisurely; pi-
ano, adagio; largo, larghetto; at half
speed, under easy sail; at a -foot's, -
snail's, - funeral- pace; in slow time;
with -mincing steps, - clipped wings;
havd passibus cequis [Vergil].
gradually &c. adj.; gradatim; by -de-
grees, - slow degrees, - inches^ - little
and liUle; «»\je^ \i^ ^\fc'^\ yc^-Ocl Vj \sv^i^^
274 — 277
SPACE
II. IV. 2
bit by bit, little by little, seriatim; con-
secutively.
Phr. dum Rama ddiberat Saguntum perit.
Adj. fast, speedy, swift, rapid, quick,
fleet; aliped; nimble, agile, expeditious;
express; active &c. 682; flying, galloping
&c. v.; light-, nimble-footed; winged,
eagjlerwinged, mercurial, electric, telegraphic; light-legged, light of heel; swift
as -an arrow &c. n.; quick as -lightning &c. n., - thought.^
Adv. swiftly &c. adj.; with -speed &c. n.; apace; at -a great rate, - full
speed, - railway speed; full -drive, - gallop; posthaste, in full sail, tantivy;
trippingly; instantaneously &c. 113.
under press of -sail, - canvas, - sail and steam; velis el remis, on eagle's
wing, in double quick time; with -rapid, - giant- strides; d pas de g6ant; in
seven league boots; whip and spur; ventre a terre; as fast as one's -legs, - heels-
will carry one; as fast as one can lay legs to the ground, at the top of one's
speed; by leaps and bounds; with haste &c. 684.
Phr. vires acquirit eundo; " 1*11 put a girdle about the earth in forty minutes " [M, N. D,];
" swifter than arrow from the Tartar's bow " [M. N. D.]; Umjmsjugit.
3. Motion conjoined with Force
277. Recoil. — N. recoil; re-, re-
tro-action; revulsion; rebound, ricochet;
re-percussion, -calcitration; kick, contre-
coup; springing back &c. v.; elasticity
&c. 325; reflexion, reflex, reflux; rever-
beration &c. (resonance) 408; rebuff, re-
pulse; return.
ducks and drakes; boomerang; spring;
reactionist.
V. recoil, react; spring -, fly -, bound-
back; rebound, reverberate, repercuss,
recalcitrate; echo, ricochet.
Adj. recoiling &c. v,; re-fluent, -per-
cussive, -calcitrant, -actionary; retro-
active.
Adv. on the -recoil &c. n.
276. Impulse. — N. impulse, impul-
sion, impetus; momentum; push, pul-
sion, thrust, shove, jog, jolt, brunt,
booming, boost [U. S.], throw; explo-
sion Ac. {violence) 173; propulsion &c.
284.
percussion, concussion, collision, oc-
cursiont, clash, encounter, cannon, ca-
rambole, appulse, shock, crash, bump;
impact; ilan; charge &c. (attack) 716;
beating &c.' (punishment) 972.
blow, dint, stroke, knock, tap, rap,
slap, sirack, pat, dab; fillip; slam, bang;
hit, whack, thwack; cufif Ac. 972; squash,
dowse, whap, swap, punch, thump, pelt,
kick, puncet, calcitration; ruade; arieta-
tion t; cut, thrust, lunge, yerk f; carom,
carrom, clip *, jab, plug *, sidewinder * [U. S.], sidewipe * [U. S.].
hammer, sledge hammer, mall, maul, mallet, flail; ram, -mer; battering-
ram, monkey, pile-driving engine, punch, bat; cant hook; cudgel &c. (weapon)
727 ; ax &c. (sharp) 253.
[Science of mechanical forces] dynamics; seismometer.
V. give an -impetus &c. n.; impel, push; start, give a start to, set going;
drive, urge, boom; thrust, prod, foin; cant; elbow, shoulder, jostle, justle,
hustle, hurtle, shove, jog, jolt, encounter; run-, bump -, butt- against; knock,
-run- one's head against; impinge; boost [U. S.]; bunt, carom, clip*; fan,
-out; jab, plug*.
strike, knock, hit, tap, rap, slap, flap, dab, pat, thump, beat, bang, slam,
dash; punch, thwack, whack; hit -, strike- hard; swap, batter, dowsef, baste;
pelt, patter, buffet, belabor; fetch one a blow; poke at, pink, lunge, yerk;
kick, calcitrate; butt, strike at &c. (attack) 716; whip &c. (punish) 972.
come ", enter- into collision; collide; foul; fall -, run- foul of; telescope.
throw &c. (propel) 284.
Adj. impelling &c. v.; im-pulsive, -pellent; booming; dynamic, -al; im-
pelled &c. V,
Phr. " a hit, a very palpable hit " [Hamlet].
^ See note on 264.
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U. IV. 4
MOTION
278 — 281
4. Motion with reference to Direction
278. Direction. — N. direction, bear-
ing, course, set, drift, tenor; tendency
Ac. 176; incidence; bending, trending
&c. v.; dip, tack, aim, collimation; steer-
ing, -age.
point of the compass, cardinal points;
North, East, South, West; N by E,
ENE, NE by N, NE, &c.; rhumb, azi-
muth, line of collimation.
line, path, road, range, quarter, line
of march; a-, al-lignment; air-, bee-
line; straight shoot.
V. tend ", bend -, point- towards;
conduct -, go- to; point -to, - at; bend,
trend, verge, incline, dip, determine.
steer -, make- -for, - towards; aim -,
level- at; take aim; keep -, hold- a
course; be bound for; bend one's steps
towards; direct -, steer -, bend -, shape-
one's course; align -, allign- one's march;
go straight, - to the point; march -on, -
on a point.
ascertain one's -direction &c. n. ; «'a-
rienieTy see which way the wind blows;
box the compass; take the air line.
Adj. directed &c. v., - towards;
pointing towards Ac. v.; bound for;
aligned -, alligned- with; direct, straight;
un-deviating, -swerving; straightfor-
ward; North, -em, -erly, &c. n.
Adv. towards; on the -road, - high
road- to; en avant; versiiSj to; hither,
thither, whither; directly; straight, -
forwards, - as an arrow; point-blank; in
a -bee, - direct, - straight- line -to, -
for, - with; in a line with; full tilt at,
as the crow flies.
before -, near -, close to -, against-
the wind; windwards, in the wind's eye.
through, tddf by way of; in all -di-
rections, - manner of ways; gtutqua-
versum, from the four winds.
279. Deviation* — N. deviation;
swerving &c. v.; obliquationf, warp, re-
fraction; flection, flexion; sweep; de-
flection, -flexure; declination.
diversion, digression; departure from,
aberration; divergence &c. 291; zigzag;
detour &c. (circuit) 629; divagation.
[Desultory motion] wandering &c.
v.; vagrancy, evagation; bypaths and
crooked ways; byroad.
[Motion sideways, oblique motion]
sidling &c. v, ; knight's move at chess.
V. alter one's course, deviate, depart
from, turn, trend; bend, curve &c. 245;
swerve, heel, bear off; gybe, wear.
intervert; deflect; divert, - from its
course; put on a new scent, shift, shunt,
draw aside, crook, warp.
stray, straggle; sidle; diverge &c. 291;
tralineate t, digress, wander; wind, twist,
meander; veer, tack; divagate; side-
track; turn -aside, - a corner, - away
from; wheel, steer clear of; ramble, rove
drift; go -astray, - adrift; yaw, dodge;
step aside, ease off, make way for, shy.
fly off at a tangent; glance off; wheel
-, face- about; turn -, face- to the right
about; waddle &c. (oscillate) 314; go
out of one's way &c. (perform a circuit,
629; lose one's way.
Adj. deviating &c. v.; aberrant, er-
rant; ex-, dis-cursive; devious, desul-
tory, loose; rambling; stray, erratic,
vagrant, undirected; circuitous, indirect,
zigzag; crab-like.
Adv. astray from, round about, wide
of the mark; to the right about; all
manner of ways; circuitously &c. 629.
obliquely, sideling, like the move of
the knight on a chessboard.
280. [Going before.) Precession.—
N. precession, leading, heading; pre-
cedence Ac. 62; priority &c. 116; the
lead, le pas; van &c. (front) 234; pre-
cursor Ac. 64.
V. go -before, - ahead, - in the van,
- in advance; precede, forerun; usher
in, introduce, herald, head, take the
lead; lead, - the way, - the dance; get -,
have- the start; steal a march; get -be-
fore, - ahead, - in front of; outstrip &c.
281. [Going after.] Sequence. — N.
sequence; coming after &c. (order) 63;
(time) 117; following; pursuit Ac. 622.
follower^ attendant, satellite, shadow,
dangler, train.
V. follow; pursue Ac. 622; go -, fly-
after.
attend, beset, dance attendance on,
dog; tread -in the steps of, - close upon;
be -, go -, follow- in the -wake, - trail,
- rear- of; follow as a aK-ad^y^^Vj^csiS^'^i^
280 — 286
SPACE
11. IV. 4
the skirts of; tread -, follow- on the
heels of; camp on the trail.
lay, get behind.
Adj. following &c. v.
Adv. behind; in the -rear Ac. 235,
- train of, - wake of; after &c. (order)
63, (time) 117.
283. [Motion backwards.] Segres-
sion. — N. regress, -ion; retro-cession,
-gression, -gradation, -action; reculade;
retreat, withdrawal, retirement, remi-
gration; recession &c. (motion from) 287;
recess; crab-Uke motion.
re-fluence, -flux; backwater, regur-
gitation, ebb, return; resilience; re-
flexion (recoil) 277; voUe-face.
counter -motion, - movement, -
march; veering, tergiversation, recidiva-
tion t) backsliding, fall; deterioration &c.
659; recidivism, recidivity.
turning point &c. (reversion) 145.
V. re-cede, -grade, -turn, -vert, -treat,
-tire; retro-grade, -cede; back, - out;
back down; balk; crawfish* [U. S.J,
crawl*; withdraw; rebound &c. 277; go
-, come -, turn -, hark -, draw -, fall ~,
get -, put -, run- back; lose ground; fall
-, drop- astern; backwater, put about;
take the back track; veer, - round;
double, wheel, countermarch; ebb, re-
gurgitate; jib, shrink, shy.
turn -tail, - round, - upon one's heel,
- one's back upon; retrace one's steps,
dance the back step; sound -, beat- a
retreat; go home.
Adj. receding &c. v,; retro-grade,
-gressive; re-gressive, -fluent, -flex, -cidivous, -silient; crab-like; balky; re-
actionary &c. 277.
Adv. back, -wards; reflexively, to the right about; d reculonSy d rebours.
Phr. revenona d nos moiUonSf as you were.
303; take precedence Ac. (first in order)
62.
Adj. leading, precedent Ac. v.
Adv. in advance, before, ahead, in
the van; fore-, head-most; in front.
Phr. seniarea priarea,
»
282. [Motion forwards; progressive
motion.] Progression. — N. progress,
-ion, -iveness; advancing Ac. v.; ad-
vance, -ment; ongoing; flood tide, head-
way; march Ac. 266; rise; improve-
ment Ac. 658.
V. advance; proceed, progress; get
-on, - along, - over the ground; gain
ground; forge ahead; jog -, rub -, wag-
on; go with the stream; keep -, hold on-
one's course; go -, move -, come -, get
-, pass -, pu^h -, press- -on, - forward,
- forwards, - ahead; press onwards, step
forward; make -, work -, carve -, push
-, force -, edge -, elbow- one's way;
make -progress, - head, - way, - head-
way, - advances, - strides, - rapid
strides Ac. (velocity) 274; go -, shoot-
ahead; distance; make up leeway.
Adj. advancing Ac. v,; pro-gressive,
-fluent; advanced.
Adv. forward, onward; forth, on,
ahead, under way, en route for, on -one's
way, - the way, - the road, - the high
road- to; in -progress, - mid progr:.s3;
in transitu Ac. 270.
Phr. vestigia nvUa retrorsum; " westward the
course of empire takes its way " [Berkeley].
284. [Motion given to an object
situated in front.] Propulsion. — N.
pro-pulsion, -j action; propelment; vis a
tergo; push Ac. (impulse) 276; e-, jacula-
tion; ejection Ac. 297; throw, fling, toss,
shot, discharge, shy.
[Science of propulsion] projectiles,
ballistics, archery.
propeller, screw, twin screws, turbine.
missile, projectile, ball, discus, quoit,
brickbat, shot; arrow, gun, Ac. (arms)
727.
•shooter, shot; archer, toxophilite; bow-, rifle-, marks-man; good -, crack-
shot; sharpshooter Ac. (combatant) 726.
V. propel, project, throw, fling, cast, pitch, chuck, toss, jerk, heave, shy,
hur]; flirty fillip.
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286. [Motion given to an object
situated behind.] Traction. — N. trac-
tion; drawing Ac. v.; draught, pull,
haul ; rake ; " a long pull a strong pull and
a pull all together; '* towage, haulage.
V. draw, pull, haul, lug, rake, drag,
tug, tow, trail, train; take in tow.
wrench, jerk, twitch, tousef; yank
[U. S.].
Adj. drawing Ac. v.; tract-ile, -ive.
II. IV. 4
MOTION
284 — 293
dart, lance, tilt; e-, jaculate; lulminate, bolt, drive, sling, pitchfork.
send; send -, let -, fire- ofT; discharge, shoot; launch, send forth, let fly;
dash.
put -, set- in motion; set agoing, start; give -a start, - an impulse- to;
impel &c. 276; trundle &c. (set in rotation) 312; expel &c. 297.
carry one off one's legs; put to flight.
Adj. propelled &c. v,; propelling Ac. v,; pro-pulsive, -jectile.
286. [Motion towards.] Ai4^roach.
— N. approach, approximation, appro-
pinquation; access; appulse; afflux, -ion;
advent &c. {ap-proach of time) 121 ; pur-
suit Ac. 622.
V. approach, approximate, appropin-
quate; near; get -, go -, draw- near;
come, - near, - to close quarters; move
-, set in- towards; drift; make up to;
gain upon; pursue &c. 622; tread on
the heels of; bear up; make the land;
hug the -shore, - land.
Adj. approaching &c. t;.; approxima-
tive; affluent; impending, inmiinent &c.
. {destined) 152.
Adv. on the road.
Int. come hither! approach! here! come!
287. [Motion from.] Secession. —
N. recession, retirement, withdrawal;
retreat; retrocession &c. 283; departure,
&c. 293; recoil &c. 277; flight &c. {avoid'
ance) 623.
V. recede, go, move -back, - from,
retire, withdraw, shrink; come -, move
~y go ~t g^t -, drift- away; depart &c.
293; retreat &c. 283; move -, stand -,
sheer- off; fall back, stand aside; run
away &c. {avoid) 623.
remove, shunt.
j. receding &c. v.
come near! forward!
288. [Motion towards, actively.] At-
traction. — N. attract-ion, -iveness;
attractivity; drawing to, pulling to-
wards, adduction, magnetism, gravity,
attraction of gravitation.
load-stone, -star; magnet, siderite.
V. attract; draw -, pull -, drag- to-
wards; adduce.
Adj. attracting &c. v.; attrahent, at-
tractive, adducent, adductive.
Phr. itbi mel tbi apes [Plautusj.
290. [Motion nearer to.] Conver-
gence. — N. con-vergence, -fluence,
-course, -flux, -gress, -currence, -cen-
tration; convergency; appulse, meeting;
corradiation.
assemblage &c. 72; resort &c. {focus)
74; asymptote.
V. converge, concur; come together,
unite, meet, fall in with; close -with, -
in upon; center -round, - in; enter in;
pour in.
gather together, unite, concentrate,
bring into a focus.
Adj. converging &c. v.; con-vergent,
-fluent, -current; centripetal; asymptotical; confluxible.
289. [Motion from, actively.] Repul-
sion. — N. repulsion; driving from &c.
V. ; repulse, abduction.
V. repel; push -, drive -, &c. 276-
from; chase, dispel; retrude; abduce,
abduct; send away; repulse.
keep at arm's length, turn one's back
upon, give the cold shoulder; send -off,
- away- with a flea in one's ear.
Adj. repelling &c. r.; repellent, repul-
sive; abducent, abductive.
291. [Motion further off.] Diver-
gence. — N. diverg-ence, -ency; di-
varication, ramification, forking; radia-
tion; separation &c. {disjunction) 44;
dispersion &c.* 73; deviation &c. 279;
aberration.
V. diverge, divaricate, radiate; ram-
ify; branch -, glance -, file- off; fly off,
- at a tangent; spread, scatter, disperse
&c. 73; deviate &c. 279; part &c. {sepa-
rate) 44.
Adj. diverging &c. v.; divergent,
radiant, centrifugal; aberrant.
292. [Terminal motion at.] Arrival.
-N. arrival, advent; landing; de-,
293. [Initial motion from.] Depar-
ture.— N. departure^ d^<L^^'3^^ ^^->
292 — 296
SPACE
II. IV. 4
disem-barkation; reception, welcome,
vin d*honneur.
home, goal; landing-place, -stage;
bunder; resting place; destination, har-
bor, haven, port; terminus; halting
-place, - ground; journey's end; anchor-
age &c. {refiige) 666.
return, recursibnf, remigration; meet-
ing; ren-, en-counter.
completion &c. 729.
V. arrive; get to, come to; come;
reach, attain; come up, - with, - to;
overtake; make, fetch; complete &c.
729; join, rejoin.
light, aUght, dismount; land, go
ashore; debark, disembark; put -in, -
into; visit, cast anchor, pitch one's tent;
sit down &c. (6e located) 184; get to
one's journey's end; make the land; be
in at the death; come -, get- -back,
- home; return; come in &c. (ingress)
294; make one's appearance &c. (ap-
pear) 446; drop in; detrain; outspan.
come to hand; come -at, - across;
hit; come -, light -, pop -, bounce -,
plump -, burst -, pitch- upon; meet;
en-, ren-counter; come in contact.
Adj. arriving &c. v, ; homeward bound.
Adv. here, hither.
Int. welcome! hail! all hail! good-day,
- morrow!
campment; embarkation; outset, start;
removal; exit &c. (egress) 295; exodus,
hejira, flight.
leave-taking, valediction, adieu, fare-
well, good-by; stirrup cup; valedic-
torian.
starting-point, - post; point -, place-
of -departure, - embarkation; port of
embarkation.
V. depart; go, - away; take one's
departure, set out; set -, march -, put
-, start -, be -, move -, get -, whip -,
pack -, go -, take oneself- oflE; start,
issue, march out, debouch; go -, sally-
forth; sally, set forward; be gone; hail
from.
leave a place, quit, vacate, evacuate,
abandon; go off the stage, make one's
exit; retire, withdraw, remove; va-
moose*, vamose * [U. S.]; go -one's way,
- along, - from home; take -flight, -
wing; spring, fly, flit, wing one's flight;
fly.~> whip- away; embark; go -on
board, - aboard; set sail; put -, go- to
sea; sail, take ship; hoist blue Peter; get
under way, weigh anchor; strike tents,
decamp; walk one's chalks, cut one's
stick; take leave; say -, bid — good-by
&c. n.; disappear &c. 449; abscond &c.
(avoid) 623; entrain; inspan.
Adj. departing &c. v.; valedictory;
outward bound.
Adv. whence, hence, thence; with a foot in the stirrup; on the -wing, -
move.
Int. begone! &c. (ejection) 297; farewell! adieu! good -by, - day! au revoir!
fare you well! God -bless you, - speed! all aboard! auf vriedersehen! au pUxisir
de vous revoir! bon voyage! gliickliche Reise! vive valeque!
294. [Motion into.] Ingress. — N.
ingress; entrance, entry; introgres-
sion; influx; intrusion, inroad, incur-
sion, invasion, irruption; ingression;
pene-, interpene-tration; illapse, im-
port, infiltration; immigration; ad-
mission &c. (reception) 296; insinua-
tion &c. (interjacence) 228; insertion
&c. 300.
inlet; way in; mouth, door, &c. (open-
ing) 260; barway; path &c. (way) 627;
conduit &c. 350; immigrant.
V. have the entrfee; enter; go -, come
-, pour -, flow -, creep -, slip -, pop -,
break -, burst- -into, - in; set foot on;
ingress; burst -, break- in upon; invade,
intrude; insinuate itself; inter-, pene-
trate; infiltrate; find one's way -, wrig-
^)e -> worm oneself- into.
295. [Motion out of.] Egress. ~ N.
egress, exit, issue; emer-sion, -gence;
out-break, -burst ; e-, pro-ruption ; eman-
ation; egression; evacuation; ex-, trans-
udation ; extravasation, perspiration,
sweating, leakage, percolation, distilla-
tion, oozing; gush &c. (water in motion)
348; outpour, -ing; efl3uence, effusion;
efflux, -ion; drain; dribbling &c. v.] de-
fluxion; drainage; out-come, -put; dis-
charge &c. (excretion) 299.
export; expatriation; e-, re-migration;
debouch, dibouchS; emunctory; exodus
&c. (departure) 293; emigrant.
outlet, vent, spout, tap, sluice, flood-
gate; pore; vomitory, outgate, sally-
port; way out; mouth, door &c. (open-
ing) 2C0; path &c. (way) 627; conduit
&c. 350; airpipe &c. 351.
II. IV. 4
MOTION
294 — 297
give entrance to Ac. (receive) 296,
insert &c. 300.
Adj. incoming.
V. emerge, emanate, issue; egress; go
-, come -, move -, pass -, pour -, flow-
out of; pass off, evacuate,
ex-, trans-ude; leak; run, - out, -
through; per-, trans-colatef; egurgitate; strain, distill; perspire, sweat, drain,
ooze ; filter, filtrate ; dribble, gush, spout, flow out ; well, - out ; pour, trickle, &c.
(waterinmotion) 348 ; effuse, extravasate, disembogue, discharge itself, debouch ;
come -, break- forth; burst -out, - through; find vent; escape &c. 671.
Adj. effused &c, v.; outgoing.
296. [Motion into, actively.] Recep-
tion.— N. reception; admission, ad-
mittance, entree, importation; intro-
duction, -mission; immission, ingestion,
imbibation, introception, absorption,
ingurgitation, inhalation; suction, suck-
ing; eating, drinking &c. (food) 298;
insertion &c. 300; interjection &c. 228;
introit.
V. give -entrance to, - admittance to,
- the entrfee; intro-duce, -mit; usher, ad-
mit, receive, import, bring in, open the
door to, throw open, ingest, absorb, im-
bibe, inhale; let -, take -, suck- in; re-
admit, -sorb, -absorb; snuff up, swallow,
ingurgitate; engulf, engorge; gulp; eat,
drink &c. (food) 298.
Adj. admit-ting &c. v., -ted &c. v,;
admissible; absorbent.
297. [Motion out of, actively.] Ejec-
tion. — N. ejection, emission, effusion,
rejection, expulsion, eviction, extrusion,
trajection; discharge; emesis.
egestion, evacuation, vomition; rue-,
eruc-tation ; bloodletting, venesection,
phlebotomy, paracentesis; expuition, ex-
spuition; tapping, drainage; clear-ance,
-age.
deportation; banishment &c. (punish-
ment) 972; rogue's march; relegation,
extradition; dislodgment.
bouncer * [U. S.], chucker-out *.
V. give -exit, - vent- to; let -, give -,
pour -, send -out; des-, dis-patch; ex-
hale, excem t, excrete; embogue; secrete,
secern; extravastate, shed, void, evacu-
ate; emit; open the -sluices, - floodgates;
turn on the tap; extrude, detrude;
effuse, spend, expend; pour forth ; squirt,
spirt, spill, slop; perspire &c. (exude) 295; breathe, blow &c. (vrind) 349.
tap, draw off; bale -, lade- out; let blood, broach.
eject, reject; expel, discard; cut, send to Coventry, boycott; chasser; banish
&c. (jmnish) 972; bounce* [U. S.]; fire*, - out*; throw &c. 284 -out, - up,
- off, - away, - aside; push &c. 276 -out, - off, - away, - aside; shovel -,
sweep- -out, - away; brush -, whisk -, turn -, send- -off, - away; discharge;
send -, turn -, cast- adrift; turn ~, bundle- out; throw overboard; give the
sack to; send -packing, - about one's business, - to the right about; strike
off the roll &c. (abrogate) 756; turn out -neck and heels, - head and shoul-
ders, - neck and crop; pack off; send away with a flea in the ear; send to
Jericho; bow out, show the door to.
turn out of -doors, - house and home; evict, oust; un-house, -kennel;
dislodge; un-, dis-peoplc; depopulate; relegate, deport.
empty; drain, - to the dregs; sweep off; clear, - off, - out, - away; suck,
draw off; clean out, make a clean sweep of, clear decks, purge.
em-, dis-, disem-bowel; eviscerate, gut; unearth, root -out, - up; aver-
runcate t; weed -, get- out; eUminate, get rid of, do away with, shake off; ex-
enterate.
vomit, spew, puke t, keck, retch; belch, - out; cast -, bring- up; disgorge;
expectorate, clear the throat, hawk, spit, sputter, splutter, slobber, drivel,
slaver, slabber; eructate; drool,
impack, unlade, unload, unship; break bulk; dump,
be let out; ooze &c. (emerge) 295.
Adj. emitt-ing, -ed, &c. v.
Int. begone! get you gone! get -, go- -away, - along, - along with you! go
yoiu* way! away, - with! off with you! go, - about your business! be off!
avaunti aroynt/ aUez-voua-en! jaol va4*en!
298 — 299 SPACE 11. iv. 4
299. Excretion. — N. excretion, dis-
charge, emanation; exhalation, exuda-
tion, extrusion, secretion, effusion, ex-
travasation, ecchymosis, evacuation, de-
jection, fceces, excrement; bloody flux;
cacation; coeliac-flux, -passion; dysen-
tery; perspiration, sweat; sub-t> exud-
ation; diaphoresis; sewage; eccrinology.
saliva, spittle, rheum; ptyalism, sali-
vation, catarrh; diarrhcea; ejecta, egesta,
sputa; excreta; lava; exuviae Ac. (wn^
cleanness) 653.
hemorrhage, bleeding; outpouring &c.
(egress) 295.
V. excrete &c. (eject) 297; emanate
&c. (come (mt) 295.
298. [Eating.] Food. — N. eating &c.
V. ; deglutition, gulp, epulation, mastica-
tion, manducation, rumination; hippo-,
ichthyo-phagy; gluttony &c. 957.
mouth, jaws, mandible, mazard, chops.
drinking &c. v.; potation, draught,
libation; carousal &c. (amusement) 840;
dnmkenness &c. 959.
food, pabulum; aliment, nourishment,
nutriment; susten-ance, -tation; nur-
ture, subsistence, provender, com, feed,
fodder, provision, ration, keep, commons,
board; commissariat &c. (provision) 637;
prey, forage, pasture, pasturage; fare,
cheer; diet, -ary; regimen; belly timber,
staff of life; bread, -and cheese.
comestibles, eatables, victuals, edi-
bles, ingesta; grub, prog, meat; bread,
-stuffs; cerealia; cereals; viands, cates, delicacy, dainty, creature comforts,
contents of the larder, fleshpots; festal board; ambrosia; good -cheer, -
living.
beef, biscuit, bun; cornstarch [U. S.]; cook-ie, -y [U. S.]; cracker, doughnut;
fatling; hard-tack, hoecake [U. S.], hominy [U. S.]; mutton, pilot bread;
pork; rotif rusk, ship biscuit; veal; joint, pi^ de risistance, roast and boiled;
remove, entrfee, entremet, hors d'csuvre; relevS, hash, richauffij stew, ragout,
fricassee, mince; pottage, potage, broth, soup, consomm^, purle^ spoon-meat;
pie, pasty, vol-au-verd; pudding, omelet; pastry; sweets &c. 296; kickshaws;
condiment &c. 393.
alligator pear, apple &c., apple slump; artichoke; ash-, griddle-, pan-cake;
aiole, avocado, banana, b^he de mevj barbecue, beefsteak; beet root; black-
berry, blancmange, bloater, bouiUif bouillon, breadfruit, chop suey [U. S.] ;
chowder, chupatty, clam, compote, damper, fish, flapjack, frumenty, grapes,
hasty pudding, ice cream, lettuce, mango, mangosteen, mince pie, oatmeal,
oyster, pineapple, porridge, porterhouse steak, salmis, sauerkraut, sea slug,
sturgeon (" Albany beef "), succotash [U. S.], supawTi [U. S.], trepang, va-
nilla, waffle, walnut.
table, cuisine, bill of fare, menu, table d'hdte, ordinary.
meal, repast, feed, spread; mess; dish, plate, course; regale; regale-, re-
fresh-, entertain-ment; refection, collation, picnic, feast, banquet, junket;
breakfast; lunch, -eon; dijeilner, bever, tiffin, dinner, supper, snack, whet,
bait, dessert; potluck, table d^hdte, d^jeHner a lafourchette; hearty -, square -,
substantial -, full — meal; blowout*; light refreshment; 6ara-, diota^hazri;
bara khana.
mouthful, bolus, gobbet, morsel, sop, sippet.
drink, beverage, liquor, broth, soup; potion, dram, draught, drench, swill *;
nip, sip, sup, gulp.
wine, spirits, liqueur, beer, ale, malt liquor. Sir John Barleycorn, stingo,
heavy wet; grog, toddy, flip, purl, punch, negus, cup, bishop, wassail; gin &c.
(intoxicating liquor) 959; coffee, chocolate, cocoa, tea, the cup that cheers but
not inebriates; bock-, lager-, Pilsener-, schenk-beer; Brazil tea, cider, claret,
ice water, mate, mint julep [U. S.].
eating house &c. 189.
V. eat, feed, fare, devour, swallow, take; gulp, bolt, snap; fall to; despatch,
dispatch; discuss; take -, get -, gulp- down; lay -, tuck- * in; lick, pick, peck;
gormandize &c. 957; bite, champ, munch, cranch, craunch, crunch, chew,
masticate, nibble, gnaw, mumble.
}jve on; feed ^, batten -, fatten -, feast- upon; browse, graze, crop, regale;
II. IV. 4
MOTION
298 — 30i
carouse Ac. (make merry) 840; eat heartily, do justice to, play a good knife and
fork, banquet.
break -^bread, - one's fast; breakfast, lunch, dine, take tea, sup.
drink, " in, - up, - one's fill; quaff, sip, sup; suck, - up; lap; swig; swill*,
tipple Ac. (be drunken) 959; empty one's glass, drain the cup; toss -off, - one's
glass; wash down, crack a bottle, wet one's whistle.
purvey Ac. 637.
Adj. eatable, edible, esculent, comestible, alimentary; cereal, cibarious;
dietetic; cuUnary; nutri-tive, -tious; gastric; succulent; pot-able, -ulentf;
bibulous.
omn-, cam-, herb-, gran-, gramin-, phyt-ivorous; ichthyophagous; omo-
pha-gic, -gous; pantophagous, phytophagous, xylophagous.
Phr. " across the walnuts and the wine " [Tennyson]; " bless^ hour of our dinners! "
[0. Meredith]; " now good digestion wait on appetite, and health on both! '' IMcLcbeUi])
" who can cloy the hungry edge of appetite? " [Richard II],
300. [Forcible ingress.] Insertion.
— N. insertion, implantation, introduc-
tion; insinuation &c. (intervention) 228;
planting &c. v,; injection, inoculation,
importation, infusion; forcible -ingress
(fee. 294 ; immersion ; submer-sion, -gence,
dip, plunge; bath &c. (water) 337; inter-
ment &c. 363.
clyster, enema, glyster, lavage, lave-
ment.
V. insert; intro-duce, -mit; put -,
run- into; import; inject; interject &c.
228; infuse, instill, inoculate, impreg-
nate, imbue, imbrue.
graft, ingraft, bud, plant, implant;
dovetail.
obtrude; thrust -, stick -, ram -,
stuff -, tuck -, press -, drive -, pop -,
whip -, drop -, put- in; impact; em-
pierce t &c. (make a hole) 260.
imbed; immerse, immerge, merge;
bathe, soak &c. (water) 337; dip, plunge
Ac. 310.
bury &c. (inter) 363.
insert &c.- itself; plunge in medias res.
Adj. inserted &c. v,
302. [Motion through.] Passage. — N. passage, transmission; permeation;
pene-, interpene-tration; transudation, infiltration; endosmose, exosmose;
endosmosis; intercurrence; ingress &c. 294; egress &c. 295; path &c. 627; con-
duit &c. 350; opening &c. 260; journey &c. 266; voyage &c. 267.
V. pass, - through; perforate &c. (hole) 260; penetrate, permeate, thread,
thrid, enfilade; go -through, - across; go -, pass- over; cut across; ford, cross;
pass and repass, work; make -, thread -, worm -, force- one's way; make -,
force- a passage; cut one's way through; find its -way, - vent; transmit, make
way, clear the course; traverse, go over the ground.
Adj. passing &c. v.; intercurrent; endos-mosmic, -motic.
Adv. en passant &c. (transit) 270.
301. [Forcible egress.] Extraction.
— N. extraction; extracting &c. v.; re-
moval, elimination, extrication, eradica-
tion, evolution.
evulsion, avulsion; wrench; expres-
sion, squeezing; extirpation, extermina-
tion; ejection &c. 297; export &c. (egress)
295.
extractor, corkscrew, forceps, pliers.
V. extract, draw; take -, draw -, pull
-, tear -, pluck -, pick -, get- out; wring
from, wrench; extort; root -, weed -,
grub -, rake- -up, - out; eradicate;
pull -, pluck- up by the roots; averrun-
cate t; unroot; uproot, pull up, extir-
pate, dredge.
remove; educe, elicit; evolve, extri-
cate; ehminate &c. (eject) 297; eviscer-
ate &c. 297.
express, squeeze out, press out.
Adj. extracted &c. v.
303. [Motion beyond.] Transcur-
flion. — N. trans-cursionf, -ilience,
304. [Motion short of.] Shortcom-
ing. — N. shortcoixvMa^^ i^&^%\ ^-^^ssm^
303 -- 308
SPACE
II. IV. 4
-iliency, -gression; trespass; encroach-,
. inf ringe-ment ; extra vagation f , tran-
scendence; redundance &c. 641.
V. transgress, surpass, pass; go- be-
yond, - by; show in -, come to the-
front; shoot ahead of; steal a march -,
gain- upon.
over-step, -pass, -reach, -go, -ride,
-leap, -jump, -skip, -lap, -shoot the
mark; out-strip, -leap, -jump, -go,
-step, -run, -ride, -rival, -do; beat, -
hollow; distance; leave in the -lurch, -
rear; throw into the shade; exceed,
transcend, surmount; soar &c. (rise) 305.
encroach, trespass, infringe, trench
upon, intrench on; strain; stretch -,
strain- a point; pass the Rubicon.
Adj. surpassing &c. v.
Adv. beyond the mark, ahead.
short &c. v. ; de-fault, -falcation; leeway ;
labor in vain, no go.
incompleteness &c. 53; imperfection
&c. 651; insufficiency &c. 640; non-
completion &c. 730; failure &c. 732.
V. come -, fall -, stop- -short, - short
of; not reach; want; keep within -boimds,
- the mark, - compass.
break down, stick in the mud, col-
lapse, flat out [U. S.], come to nothing;
fall -through, - to the ground; cave in,
end in smoke, miss the mark, fail; lose
ground; miss stays.
Adj. unreached; deficient; short, - of;
minus; out of depth; perfunctory Ac.
(neglect) 460.
Adv. within -the mark, - compass, -
bounds; behindhand; re infectd; to no
purpose; far from it.
Phr. the bubble burst.
306. [Motion upwards.] Ascent. —
N. ascent, ascension; rising &c. v.; rise,
upgrowth; leap &c. 309; accHvity,
hill &c. 217; flight of -steps, - stairs;
ladder.
rocket, lark; sky-rocket, -lark; Al-
pine Club.
V. ascend, rise, mount, arise, uprise;
go -, get -, work one's way -, start -,
spring -, shoot- up; aspire. -
climb, clamber, ramp, scramble, esca-
lade, surmount; scale, - the .heights.
go-, fly- aloft; tower, soar, hover, spire,
plane, swim, float, surge; leap &c. 309.
Adj. rising &c. v.; scandent, buoyant;
super-natant, -fluitant; excelsior.
Adv. uphill.
306. [Motion downwards.] Descent.
— N. descent, descension, declension,
declination; fall; falling &c. v.; slump;
drop, cadence; subsidence, lapse; down-
fall, tumble, slip, tilt, trip, lurch; crop-
per, culbute; titubation, stumble; fate of
Icarus.
avalanche, dibdde, landslip.
declivity, dip, hill.
V. descend; go -, drop -, come- down ;
fall, gravitate, drop, slip, slide, settle;
decline, set, sink, droop, come down a
peg; slump.
dismount, alight, light, get down;
swoop; stoop &c. 308; fall prostrate,
precipitate oneself; let fall &c. 308.
tumble, trip, stumble, titubate, lurch,
pitch, swag, topple; topple -, tumble-
-down, - over; tilt, sprawl, plump down, come down a cropper.
Adj. descending &c. v,; descendent; decur-rent, -sive; labent, deciduous;
nodding to its fall.
Adv. down-hill, -wards.
307. Elevation. — N. elevation; rais-
ing &c. v.; erection, Uft; sublevation, up-
heaval; sublimation, exaltation; prom-
inence &c. (convexity) 250.
lever &c: 633; crane, derrick, wind-
lass, capstan, winch; dredg-e, -er, -ing
machine; dumb-waiter, elevator, es-
calator, lift.
V. heighten, elevate, raise, lift, erect;
set -, stick -, perch -, perk -, tilt- up ;
rear, hoist, heave; up-lift, -raise, -rear,
"bear, -cast, -hoist, -heave; buoy, weigh,
308. Depression.. — N. lowering Ac.
v.; depression; dip &c. (concavity) 252;
abasement; detrusion; reduction.
over-throw, -set, -turn; upset; pras-
tration, subversion, precipitation.
bow; courtesy, curtsy; genuflexion,
kotow, obeisance, salaam.
V. depress, lower; let -, take- -down,
- down a peg; cast; let -drop, - fall;
sink, debase, bring low, abase, reduce,
detrude, pitch, precipitate.
over-throw, -turn, -set; upset, sub-
'iO
II. IV. 4
MOTION
307 — 313
mount, give a lift; exalt; sublimate;
place -, set- on a pedestal.
take -, drag -, fish- up; dredge.
stand -, rise -, get -, jump- up; spring
to one's feet; hold -oneself ,- one's head-
up: drawn oneself up to his full height.
Adj. elevated &c. v,; stilted, attol-
lent, rampant.
Adv. on -stilts, - the shoulders of, -
one's legs, - one's hind legs.
prostrate &c. (horizontal) 213; detrusive.
Phr. facinua guoa inqyinat CBquat [Lucan].
vert, prostrate, level, fell; cast -, take
-, throw -, fling -, dash -, pull -, cut -,
knock -, hew- down; raze, - to the
ground; trample in the dust, pull about
one's ears.
sit, - down; couch, squat, crouch,
stoop, bend, bow; courtesy, curtsy; bob,
duck, dip, kneel; bend -, bow- the -head,
- knee; bow down; cower; recline &c.
{be horizontal) 213.
Adj. depressed &c. v.; at a low ebb;
310. Plunge. — N. plunge, dip, dive,
header; ducking &c. v.; diver.
V. plunge, dip, souse, duck; dive,
plump; take a -plunge, - header; make
a plunge; bathe &c. (water) 337.
sub-merge, -merse; inunerse; douse,
sink, engulf, send to the bottom.
get out of one's depth; go -to the
bottom, - down like a stone; founder,
welter, wallow.
309. Leap. — H, leap, jump, hop,
spring, bound, vault, saltation.
dance, caper; curvet, caracole; gam-
bade, -bado; capriole, demivolt; buck,
- jump; hop skip and jump; falcade.
kangaroo, jerboa, chamois, goat, frog,
grasshopper, flea; buckjumper; wallaby.
V. leap; jump -up, - over the moon;
hop, spring, bound, vault, ramp, cut ca-
pers, trip, skip, dance, caper; buck,
- jump; curvet, caracole; foot it, bob,
bounce, flounce, start; frisk &c. (amusement) 840; jump about &c. (agitation)
315; trip it on the light fantastic toe, dance oneself off one's legs.
Adj. leaping &c. v.; saltatory, frisky*
Adv. on the light fantastic toe.
Phr. di aalto in salto.
311. [Curvilinear motion.] Gircuition. — N. circuition, circulation; turn,
curvet; excursion; circum-vention, -navigation, -ambulation; northwest pas-
sage; circuit &c. 629.
turning &c. v.\ wrench; evolution; coil, corkscrew.
V. turn, bend, wheel; go -, put- about; heel; go -, turn- -round, - to the
right about; turn on one's heel; make -, describe- a -circle, - complete circle;
go -, pass- through -180°, - 360*^.
circum-navigate, -ambulate, -vent; " put a girdle round about the earth"
{M. N. D.]; go the round, make the round of.
turn -, round- a comer; double a point.
wind, circulate, meander; whisk, twirl; twist &c. (convolution) 248; make a
detour &c. (circuit) 629.
Adj. turning &c. v,\ circuitous; circum-foraneous, -fluent. ^
Adv. round about.
312. [Motion in a continued circle.]
Rotation. — N. rotation, revolution,
gyration, circulation, roll; circum-rota-
tion, -volution, -gyration; volutation,
circinationt, turbination, pirouette, con-
volution.
verticityt; whir, whirl, eddy, vortex,
313. [Motion in a reverse circle.]
Evolution. — N. evolution, unfolding,
development; evolvement; unfoldment;
eversion &c. (inversion) 218.
V. evolve; un-fold, -roll, -wind, -coil,
-twist, -furl, -twine, -ravel; disentangle;
develop.
Adj. evolving &c. t;.; evolved &c. v
whirlpool, gurge; countercurrent; cy-
clone, tornado; surge; vertigo, dizzy
roimd; Maelstrom, Chary bdis; Ixion.
wheel, screw, whirligig, rolling stone, windmill; top, teetotum; roller; fly-
«rheel; jack; caster.
\
^».
312 — 316 SPACE ll. nr.
axis; axle, spindle, pivot, pin, hinge, pole, swivel, gimbals, arbor, bobbin,
mandrel.
[Science of rotatory motion] trochilics.
V. rotate; roll, - along; revolve, spin; turn, - round; circumvolve; circu-
late, gyre, gyrate, wheel, whirl, twirl, trundle, troll, bowl.
roll up, furl; wallow, welter; box the compass; spin like a -top, -teetotum.
Adj. rotating &c.v.; rota-tory, -ry; circumrotatory, trochilic, vertiginous,
gyratory; vortic-al, -ose.
Adv. head over heels, round and round, like a horse in a mill.
314. [Reciprocating motion, motion to and fro.] Oscillation. — N. oscilla-
tion; vibration, libration; motion of a pendulum; nutation; undulation; pulsa-
tion; pulse.
alternation; coming and going &c. v.; ebb and flow, flux and reflux, ups and
downs.
fluctuation; vacillation Ac. (irresolution) 605.
wave, vibratiuncle, swing, beat, shake, wag, seesaw, dance, lurch, dodge;
logan, loggan, rocking-stone, vibroscope.
V. oscillate ; vi-, li-brate ; alternate, undulate, wave ; rock, swing ; pulsate, beat ;
wag, -gle; nod, bob, courtesy, curtsy; tick; play; wamble, wabble; dangle, swag.
fluctuate, dance, curvet, reel, quake; quiver, quaver; shake, flicker; wriggle;
roll, toss, pitch; flounder, stagger, totter; move -, bob- up and down &c. adv.;
pass and repass, ebb and flow, come and go; vacillate &c. 605; teeter [U. S.j.
brandish, shake, flourish.
Adj. oscillating &c. v.; oscill-, undul-, puis-, libr-atory; vibrat-ory, -ile;
pendulous.
Adv. to and fro, up and down, backwards and forwards, seesaw, zigzag,
wibble- wabble, in and out, from side to side, like buckets in a well.
316. [Irregular motion.] Agitation. — N. agitation, stir, tremor, shake,
ripple, jog, jolt, jar, jerk, shock, succussion, trepidation, quiver, quaver, dance;
jactitation, quassation; shuffling &c. v.; twitter, flicker, flutter.
disquiet, perturbation, commotion, turmoil, turbulence; tumult, -nation f;
hubbub, rout, bustle, fuss, racket, subsultus, staggers, megrims, epilepsy, fits;
carphology, chorea, floccillation, the jerks, St. Vitus's dance, tilmus.
spasm, throe, throb, palpitation, convulsion.
disturbance &c. (disorder) 59; restlessness &c. (changeableness) 149.
ferment,-ation; ebulUtion, effervescence, hurly-burly, ca/ioto^e; tempest, storm,
ground swell, heavy sea, whirlpool, vortex &c. 312; whirlwind &c. (wind) 349.
V. be -agitated &c.; shake; tremble, - hke an aspen leaf; quiver, quaver,
quake, shiver, twitter, twire, writhe, toss, shuffle, tumble, stagger, bob, reel,
sway; wag, -gle; wriggle, - like an eel; dance, stumble, shamble, flounder,
totter, flounce, flop, curvet, prance, cavort [U. S.] ; squirm.
throb, pulsate, beat, palpitate, go pitapat ; flutter, flitter, flicker, bicker; bustle.
ferment, effervesce, foam; boil, - over; bubble, - up; simmer.
toss -, jump- about; jump like a parched pea; shake like an aspen leaf; shake
to its -center, - foundations; be the sport of the winds and waves; reel to and fro
like a drunken man; move -, drive- from post to pillar and from pillar to post,
keep between hawk and buzzard.
agitate, shake, convulse, toss, tumble, bandy, \\^eld, brandish, flap, flourish,
whisk, jerk, hitch, jolt; jog, -gle; jostle, buffet, hustle, disturb, stir, shake up,
chum, jounce, wallop, whip, vellicate.
Adj. shaking &c. v.; agitated, tremulous; de-, sub-sultory f ; saltatoric; quaa-
sative; shambling; giddy-paced, saltatory, convulsive, unquiet, restless, all of
a twitter.
Adv. by fits and starts ; subsultorily f Ac adj, ; per saltum; hop skip and jump;
in -convulsions, - fits.
Phr. tempUe dana un venre d^eau,
94
in. h MATTER IN GENERAL S36 — 318
CLASS III
Words relating to MATTER
Section L MATTER IN GENERAL
317. Immateriality. — N. imma-
terial-ity, -ness; incorporeity, spirit-
uality; inextension; astral plane.
personality; I, myself, me; ego, spirit,
&c. (soul) 450; astral body; immaterial-
ism; spiritual-ism, -ist.
V. disembody, spiritualize.
Adj. immateri-al, -ate; incorpor-eal,
-al; incorporate, unfleshly; supersensi-
ble ; asomatous, unextended ; un-, dis-em-
bodied; extramundane, unearthly; pneu-
matoscopic; spiritual &c. (psychical) 450.
personal, subjective, nonobjective.
316. Materiality. — N. material-ity,
-ness; corpor-eity, -ality; substantial-
ity, substantialness, flesh and blood,
plenum; physical condition.
matter, body, substance, brute mat-
ter, stuff, element, principle, paren-
chyma, material, substratum, hyle, cor-
ptiSy pabulum; frame.
object, article, thing, something; still
life; stocks and stones; materials &c.
635.
[Science of matter] physics; somat-
ology, -ics; natural -, experimental-
philosophy; physicism; physical science,
philosophie positive , materialism; materialist; physicist; somatism, somatist.
Adj. material, bodily; corpor-eal, -al; physical; somat-ic, -oscopic; sensi-
ble, tangible, ponderable, palpable, substantial.
objective, impersonal, nonsubjective, neuter, unspiritual, materialistic.
318. World. — N. world, creation, nature, universe; earth, globe, wide
world; cosmos; kosmos; terraqueous globe, sphere; macro-, mega-cosm; music
of the spheres.
heavens, sky, welkin, empjrrean; starry -cope, - heaven, - host; firmament;
Midgard; supersensible regions; varuna; vault -, canopy- of heaven; celestial
spaces.
heavenly bodies, stars, asteroids; nebulae; galaxy, milky way, galactic circle,
via lactea,
sun, orb of day, Apollo, Phoebus; photo-, chromo-sphere; solar system;
planet, -oid; comet; satellite, moon, orb of night, Diana, silver-footed queen;
aerolite, meteor; falling-, shooting- star; meteorite, uranolite.
constellation, zodiac, signs of the zodiac, Charles's wain, Dipper, Great Bear,
Southern Cross, Orion's belt, Cassiopea's chair, Pleiades.
colures, equator, ecliptic, orbit.
[Science of heavenly bodies] astronomy; urano-graphy, -logy; cosmo-logy,
-graphy, -gony; eidouranion, orrery; geodesy &c. (measureyneni) 466; star-gaz-
ing, -gazer; astronomer; observatory; planetarium.
Adj. cosmical, mundane; terr-estrial, -estrious t, -aqueous, -ene, -eousf;
telluric, earthly, geotic, under the sun; sub-lunary, -astral.
solar, heliacal; lunar; celestial, heavenly, sphery; starry, stellar; sider-eal,
-al; astral; nebular; uranic.
Adv. in all creation, on the face of the globe, here below, under the sun.
Phr. die Weltgeschichte ist das WeltgeMcht; " earth is but the frozen echo of the silent /oice
of God " [Hageman]; " green calm below, blue quietness above" [Whittier); " hanging in a
golden chain this pendant World " [Paradise Losl]\ " nothing in nature is unbeautiful " [Ten-
nyson]; " silently as a dream the fabric rose " [Cowper]; " some touch of nature's genial glow "
pcottj; " this majestical roof fretted with golden fire " [Hamlet]] *' through knowledge we be-
hold tne World's creation '' [Spenserl.
319 — 322
MATTER
III. II. 1
319. Oravity. — N. gravi-ty, -ta-
tion; weight; heaviness &c. adj.; specif-
ic gravity; ponderosity, pressure, load;
bur-den, -then; ballast, counterpoise;
lump -, mass -, weight- of.
lead, millstone, mountain, Ossa on
Pelion.
weighing, ponderation, trutination t;
weights; avoirdupois -, troy -, apothe-
caries'- weight; grain, scruple, drachma,
ounce, pound, lb, arroba, load, stone,
hundredweight, cwt, ton, quintal, carat,
pennyweight, tod.
[Weighing instrument] balance, scales,
steelyard, beam, weighbridge, spring bal-
ance.
[Science of gravity] statics.
V. be -heavy &c. adj.; gravitate,
weigh, press, cumber, load.
[Measure the weight of] weigh, poise.
Adj. weighty; weighing &c. v.; heavy, -
ish, -y; cumber-, burden-some; cumbrous,
in-, superin-cumbent.
320. Levity. — N. levity; lightness
&c. adj.; imponderability, buoyancy,
volatility.
feather, dust, mote, down, thistle
down, flue, cobweb, gossamer, straw,
cork, bubble; float, buoy; ether, air.
leaven, ferment, barm, yeast.
V. be -light &c. adj,; float, swim, be
buoyed up.
render -light &c. adj.; lighten, leaven.
Adj. light, subtile, airy; imponder-
ous, -able; astatic, weightless, ethereal,
sublimated; gossamery; suber-ose, -ous;
uncompressed, volatile; buoyant, float-
ing &c. V. ; portable.
light as -a feather, - thistle down, —
air.
as lead; ponder-ous, -able;limip-
unwieldy, massive.
Section II. INORGANIC MATTER
1. Solid Matter
322. Rarity. — N. rarity; tenuity;
absence of -solidity &c. 321; subtility;
subtilty; sponginess, compressibility.
rarefaction, expansion, dilatation, in
flation, subtilization.
ether &c. (gas) 334.
V. rarefy, expand, dilate, subtilize.
Adj. rare, subtile, thin, fine, tenuous,
compressible, flimsy, slight; light &c.
320; cavernous, spongy &c. (hollow) 252.
rarefied &c. v.; unsubstantial; un-
com-pact, -pressed; rarefiable.
321. Density. — N. density, solid-
ity; solidness &c. adj.; impenetra-, im-
permea-bility; incompressibility; impo-
Bosity; cohesion &c. 46; constipation,
consistence, spissitude.
specific gravity; hydro-, areo-meter.
condensation; caseation; solid-ation,
-ification; consolidation; concretion, co-
agulation; petrifaction &c. (hardening)
323; crystallization, precipitation; de-
posit, precipitate; inspissation; thicken-
ing &c. V.
indivisibility, indiscerptibility, indis-
solvableness.
solid body, mass, block, knot, lump; con-cr'^tion, -crete, -glomerate; cake,
clot, stone, curd, coagulum; bone, gristle, cartilage; casein, crassamentum,
legumin.
V. be -dense &c. adj.; become -, render- solid &c. adj.; solid-ify, -ate; con-
crete, set, take a set, consolidate, congeal, coagulate; curd, -le; lopper ; fix, clot,
cake, candy, precipitate, dep)osit, cohere, crystallize; petrify &c. (harden) 323.
condense, thicken, inspissate, incrassate; compress, squeeze, ram down,
constipate.
Adj. dense, solid; solidified &c. v.; caseous; pukka; cohe-rent, -sive &c. 46;
compact, close, serried, thickset; substantial, massive, lumpish; impenetrable,
impermeable, imporous; incompressible; constipated; concrete &c. (hard)
323; knot-ted, -ty; gnarled; crystal-line, -lizable; thick, gnmious, stuflfy.
un-dissolved, -melted, -liquefied, -thawed.
in-divisible, -discerptible, -frangible, -dissolvable, -dissoluble, -soluble,
III. u. 1
INORGANIC MATTER
323-. 32»
323. Hardness. — N. hardness &c.
adj.; rigidity; reniten-ce, -cy; inflexi-
bility, temper, callosity, durity f.
induration, peti if action; lapid-ifica-
tion, -escence; vitri-, ossi-fication ; crys-
tallization.
stone, pebble, flint, marble, rock,
fossil, crag, crystal, quartz, granite,
adamant; bone, cartilage; hardware;
heart of oak, block, board, deal board;
iron, steel; cast -, decarbonized -,
wrought- iron; nail; brick, concrete;
cement.
V. render -hard &c. adj.; harden,
stiffen, indurate, petrify, temper, ossify,
vitrify; accrust.
Ad[j. hard, rigid, stubborn, stiff, firm;
starch, -ed; stark, unbending, unlimber,
unyielding; inflexible, tense; indurate,
-d; gritty, proof.
adamant-ine, -ean; concrete, stony,
granitic, calculous, lithic, vitreous ; homy,
corneous; bony; oss-eous, -ific; carti-
laginous; hard as a -stone &c. n.; stiff as
-buckram, - a poker.
324. Softness. — N. softness, pii-
ableness &c. adj,; flexibility; pli-ancy.
-ability; sequacity, malleability; duct-,
tract-ility; extend-, extens-ibility; plas-
ticity; inelasticity, flaccidity, laxity.
clay, wax, butter, dough, pudding;
alumina, argil; cushion, pillow, feather
bed, down, padding, wadding.
molUfication ; softening &c. v.
V. render -soft &c. adj,; soften, mol-
lify, mellow, relax, temper; mash, knead,
squash.
bend, yield, relent, relax, give.
Adj. soft, tender, supple; pli-ant,
-able; flex-ible, -ile; lithe, -some; lis-
som, limber, plastic; ductile; tract -ile,
-able; malleable, extensile, sequacious,
inelastic; aluminous; remoUient.
yielding &c. v. ; flabby, Ump, flimsy.
flaccid, flocculent, downy; spongy,
oedematous, medullary, doughy, argil-
laceous, mellow.
soft as -butter, - down, - silk; yield-
ing as wax; tender as a chicken.
325. Elasticity. — N. elasticity,
springiness, spring, resilience, renitency,
buoyancy.
India(n) rubber, caoutchouc, whale-
bone, gum elastic, baleen.
V. ti -elastic &c. adj.; spring back &c. (recoil) 277.
Adj. elastic, tensile, springy, resilient, renitent, buoyant.
326. Inelasticity. — N. want of -
absence of- elasticity &c. 325; inelas-
ticity &c. (softness) 324.
Adj. inelastic &c. (soft) 324; irresilient.
327. Tenacity. — N. tenacity, tough-
ness, strength; cohesion &c. 46; se-
quacity; stubbornness &c. (obstiruicy)
606; glutinousness, sequaciousness, vis-
cidity &c. 352.
leather; white-, whit-leather; gristle,
cartilage.
V. be -tenacious &c. adj. ; resist frac-
ture.
Adj. tenacious, tough, strong, resist-
ing, sequacious, stringy, gristly, carti-
la^nous, leathery, coriaceous, tough as
whitleather; stubborn &c. (obstinate)
606.
328. Brittleness. — N. brittleness
&c. adj.; frag-, friab-, frangib-, fiss-
ility; house of -cards, - glass.
V. be -brittle &c. adj. ; live in a glass
house.
break, crack, snap, split, shiver, splin-
ter, crumble, break short, burst, fly, give
way; fall to pieces; crumble -to, - into-
dust.
Adj. brittle, brash [U. S.], frangible,
fragile, frail, gimcrack, shivery, fissile:
splitting &c. V,; lacerable, splintery,
crisp, crimp, short, brittle as glass.
329. [Structure.] Texture. — N. structure, organization, anatomy, frame,
mold, fabric, construction; framework, carcass, architecture; stratification,
cleavage.
substance, stuff, compages, parenchyma; constitution, staple, organism.
[Science of structures] organ-, oste-, my-, splanchn-, neur-, angi-, aden-
ology; angi-, aden-ography.
texture; inter-, con- texture; tissue, grain, web, surface; warp and -woof, -
wett; tooth, nap &c. (roughness) 256; fineness- coarseness- of ^^Xi.^^«?3 ^gys^^.
829 — 334
MATTER
III. n. I
[Science of textures] histology.
Adj. structural, organic; anatomic, -al.
text-ural, -ile; fine-, coarse-grained; fine, delicate, subtile, gossamery, filmy;
coarse; homespun.
330. Pulverulence. — N. [State of powder.] pul verulence ; sandiness Ac.
adj.; efflorescence; friability.
powder, dust, sand, shingle; sawdust; grit; meal, bran, flour, farina, rice,
paddy, sp)ore, sporule; crumb, seed, grain; particle &c. (smallness) 32; lima-
ture t, filings, d^briSy detritus, scobs, magistery, fine powder; flocculi.
smoke; cloud of -dust, - sand, - smoke; puff -, volume- of smoke; sand -,
dust- storm.
[Reduction to powder] pulverization, comminution, attenuation, granulation,
disintegration, subaction, contusion, trituration, levigation, abrasion, detrition,
multure; limation; tripsis; filing &c. v,
(Instruments for pulverization] mill, arrastra, gristmill, grater, rasp, file,
pestle and mortar, nutmeg grater, teeth, grinder, grindstone, kern, quern.
koniology.
V. come to dust; be -disintegrated, - reduced to powder &c.
reduce -, grind- to powder; pulverize, comminute, granulate, triturate, levi-
gate; scrape, file, abrade, rub down, grind, grate, rasp, pound, bray, bruise;
con-tuse, -tund; beat, crush, cranch, craunch, crunch, scranch, crumble, dis-
integrate; attenuate &c. 195.
Adj. powdery, pulverulent, granular, mealy, floury, farinaceous, branny,
furfuraceous, flocculent, dusty, sandy, sabulous, psammous; aren-ose, -arious,
-aceous; gritty; efflorescent, impalpable; lentiginous, lepidote, sabuline; spor-
aceous, -ous.
pulverizable; friable, crumbly, shivery; pulverized &c. v.; at trite; in pieces.
331. Friction. — N. friction, attri-
tion; rubbing &c. v,; con-frication
-trition f; affriction, abrasion, arrosion
limature f, frication, rub; elbow grease;
rosin; massage.
V. rub, scratch, scrape, scrub, fray,
rasp, graze, curry, scour, polish, rub out,
gnaw; file, grind &c. (reduce to powder)
330.
set one's teeth on edge; rosin.
Adj. anatriptic; attrite.
332. [Absence of friction. Preventior
of friction.] Lubrication. — N. smooth-
ness &c. 255; unctuousness &c. 355.
lubri-cation, -fication; anointment;
oiling &c. V,
synovia; glycerin, oil, &c. 356; saliva;
lather.
V. lubri-cate, -citatef; oil, grease,
lather, soap; wax.
Adj. lubricated &c. v.\ lubricous.
2. Fluid Matter
1, Fluids in General
333. Fluidity. — N. fluidity, liquid-
ity; liquidness &c. adj,] gaseity &c. 334.
fluid, inelastic fluid; liquid, liquor;
lymph, humor, juice, sap, scrum, blood,
serosity, gravy, rheum, ichor, sanies;
chyle.
solu-bility, -bleness.
[Science of liquids at rest] hydro-log>%
-statics, -dynamics.
V. be -fluid &c. adj, ; flow &c. (water)
in motion) 348; liquefy &c. 335.
Ad|j. liquid, fluid, serous, juicy, suc-
08 ' ". .'T
334. Gaseity. — N. gaseity ; vapor-
ousness &c. arfj.; flatu-lence, -lency;
volatility; aeration, aerification.
elastic fluid, gas, air, vapor, ether,
steam, fume, reek, effluvium, flatus;
cloud &c. 353; anmionia, -cal gas; vola-
tile alkali.
[Science of elastic fluids] pneiunat-ics,
-ostatics; aero-statics, -dynamics.
gas-, gaso-meter; air-, swinmiing«
bladder, sound (of afi^h).
V. emit vapor &c. 336.
ill. u. 2
INORGANIC MATTER
333 — 340
culent, sappy; ichorous; fluent &c. {flow-
ing) 348.
liquefied &c. 335; uncongealed; solu-
ble.
336. Liquefaction. — N. liquefac-
tion; liquescen-ce, -cy; melting &c.
(heat) 384; coUiqu-ation t, -efactionf;
thaw; de- 1> liquation t; lixiviation, dis-
solution.
solution, apozem, lixivium, infusion,
flux.
solvent, menstruum, alkahest.
V. render -liquid &c. 333; liquefy,
run; deliquesce; melt &c. (heat) 384;
solve; dissolve, resolve; liquate t; hold
in solution.
Adj. lique-fied &c. v., -scent, -fiable;
deliquescent, soluble, colliquative.
Adj. gaseous, aeriform, ethereal,
aerial, airy, vaporous, volatile, evapor-
able, flatulent.
336. Vaporization. — N. vapor-, vol-
atilization; gasification; e-, vapora-
tion; distillation, cupellation, cohoba-
tion, sublimation, exhalation; volatility.
vaporizer, still, retort; fumigation,
steaming; bay salt, chloride of sodium.
V. render -gaseous &c. 334; vaporize,
volatilize; distill, sublime; evaporate,
exhale, smoke, transpire, emit vapor,
fume, reek, steam, fumigate; cohobate;
finestill.
Adj. volatilized &c. t;.; reeking &c.
V,; volatile; evaporable, vaporizable.
2. Specific Fluids
\
337. Water. — N. water; sermn, se-
rosity; lymph; rheum; diluent; agiui,
aqua, pani.
dilution, maceration, lotion; washing
&c. y.; im-, mersionf; humectation, in-
filtration, spargefaction t, affusion, irri-
gation, douche, balneation, bath.
deluge &c. (water in motion) 348; high
water, flood tide.
V. be -watery &c. adj. ; reek.
add water, water, wet; moisten &c.
339; dilute, dip, immerse; merge; im-,
sub-merge; plunge, souse, duck, drown;
soak, steep, macerate, pickle, wash,
sprinkle, lave, bathe, affuse, splash,
swash, douse, drench; dabble, slop, slob-
ber, irrigate, inundate, deluge; syringe,
inject, gargle.
Adj. watery, aqueous, aquatic, hy-
drous, lymphatic; balneal, diluent;
drenching Ac. v.; diluted &c. v,; weak;
Wet &c. (moist) 339.
Phr. the waters are out.
339. Moisture. — N. moisture ; moist-
ness &c. adj.] hum-idity, -ectation;
madefaction t, dew; serein; marsh &c.
345; hygromet-ry, -er.
V. moisten, wet; humect, -ate; sponge,
damp, bedew; imbue, imbrue, infiltrate,
saturate; soak, drench &c. (water) 337.
be -moist &c. adj.] not have a dry
thread; perspire &c. (exude) 295.
Adj. moist, damp; watery &c. 337;
^iiiadid, roric; undried, humid, wet, dank.
338. Air. — N. air &c. (gas) 334;
common -, atmospheric- air; atmos-
phere; aerosphere.
open, - air; sky, welkin; blue, - sky;
cloud &c. 353.
weather, climate, rise and fall of the
barometer, isobar.
[Science of air] aero-logy, -metry,
-scopy, -graphy; meteorology, clima-
tology; pneumatics; eudio-, baro-, aero-
meter, -scope; aneroid, baroscope; wea-
ther-gauge, -glass, -cock.
exposure to the -air, ~ weather; ven-
tilation; aero-station, -nautics, -naut.
V. air, ventilate; fan &c. (wind) 349.
Adj. containing air, flatulent, efferves-
cent; windy &c. 349.
atmospheric, airy; aeri-al, -form; me-
teorological ; weatherwise.
Adv. in the open air, d la beUe Uoile,
alfresco; sub -Jove, - dio.
340. Diyness. — N. dryness &c. adj. ;
siccity, aridity, drought, ebb tide, low
water.
ex-, de-siccation; arcfaction, dephleg-
mation, drainage; drier, desiccative.
V. be -dry &c. adj.] render -dry &c.
adj. ] dry ; dry -, soak- up ; sponge, swab,
wipe; ex-, de-siccatc; drain, parch.
be fine, hold up.
Adj. dry, anhydrous, arid; adust,
arescent; dried &c. v.] undamped; \ulcft-^
f
339 — 347
MAITER
Ill.n
muggy, dewy; roralf, rorid f; roscid;
juicy.
wringing wet; wet -through, - to the
skin; saturated &c. v.
swashy, soggy, dabbled; reeking, drip-
ping, soaking, soft, sodden, sloppy, muddy; swampy &c. (marshy) 345; irrig-
uous.
sap-less; sear; husky; rainless, withe
rain, fine; dry as -a bone, - dust, -
stick, - a munmiy, - a biscuit; wat
proof, -tight.
341. Ocean. — N. sea, ocean, main,
deep, brine, salt water, waters, waves,
billows, high seas, offing, great waters,
watery waste, "vasty deep"; wave,
tide, Ac. (water in motion) 348.
hydrograph-y, -er; Neptune, Posei-
don, Thetis, Triton, Naiad, Nereid; sea
nymph. Siren; trident, dolphin.
Adj. oceanic; mar-ine, -itime; pelag-
ic, -ian; seagoing; hydrographic; bathy-
bic. cotidal.
Adv. at -, on- sea; afloat.
342. Land. — N. land, earth, groui
dry land, terra firma.
continent, mainland, peninsula, ch
sonese, delta; tongue -, neck- of lar
isthmus, oasis; promontory &c. (proj
tion) 250; highland &c. (height) 2Cfe.
coast, shore, scar, strand, beac
playa; bank, lea; sea-board, -side, -bat
-coast, -beach; ironbound coast; lo<
of the land; dereUct; innings; alluviu
alluvion; ancon,
soil, glebe, clay, loam, marl, cledj
chalk, gravel, mold, subsoil, clod, cl<
rock, crag.
acres; real estate &c. (property) 780; landsman.
V. land, come to land; set foot on -the soil, - dry land; come -, go- ashori
Adj. earthy; continental, midland, littoral, riparian; alluvial; terrene i
(world) 318; landed, predial, territorial; geophilous; ripicolous.
Adv. ashore; on -shore, - land.
343. Oulf. Lake. — N. land covered
with water, gulf, gulph, bay, inlet,
bight, estuary, arm of the sea, bayou
[U. S.], fiord, armlet; frith, firth, osti-
ary f, mouth; lagune, lagoon; indraught;
cove, creek; natural harbor; roads;
strait; narrows; Eiu*ipus; sound, belt,
gut, kyles.
lake, loch, lough, mere, tarn, plash,
broad, pond, pool, lin, puddle, slab, well,
artesian well; standing -, dead -, sheet
of- water; fish -, mill- pond; ditch, dike,
dyke, dam; reservoir &c. (store) 636;
albercaf barachois, hog wallow [U. S.].
Adj. lacustrine.
344. Plain. — N. plain, table-lai
face of the country; open -, champaig
country; basin, downs, waste, wea
waste, desert, wild, steppe, pampas, i
vanna, prairie, heath, common, wo!
veldt; moor, -land; bush; plateau i
(level) 213; campagna; alkali flat, Uac
mesa, mesilla [U. S.], playa; shaking
trembling- prairie; vega.
meadow, mead, haugh, pasturai
park, field, lawn, green, plat, plot, graj
plat, greensward, sward, turf, sod, heat
er; lea, ley, lay; grounds; maidan, agt
tadero.
Adj. champaign, alluvial; campec
ral, -rial, -rian, -rine.
346. Island. — N. island, isle, isl<
eyot, ait, holm, reef, atoll, breakt
archipelago; islander.
Adj. insular, seagirt; archipelagic.
345. Marsh. — N. marsh, swamp,
morass, marish, moss, fen, bog, quag-
mire, slough, sump, wash; mud, squash,
slush; baygall [U. S.], ciina^af jhil, vlei.
Adj. marsh, -y; swampy, boggy,
plashy, poachy, quaggy, soft; muddy, sloppy, squashy; paludal; moor-ish, -y ;
fenny.
S. Fluids in Motion
347. [Fluid in motion.] Stream. — N. stream &c. (o/imter) 348, (o/atr) 349.
V. flow &c. 348; blow &c. 349.
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in.li. 3
INORGANIC MATTER
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O'
^
348. [Water in motion.] River. — N.
running water.
jet, spirt, squirt, spout, splash, rush,
gush, jd d'eau; sluice.
water-spout, -fall; fall, cascade, force,
foss; lin, -n; ghyll, Niagara; cata-ract,
-dupe t, -clysm; d&)&cley inundation, del-
uge; chute, washout.
rain, -fall; serein; shower, scud;
downpour; driving -, drenching- rain;
hyeto-logy, -graphy; predominance of
Aquarius, reign of St. Swithin; mizzle,
drizzle, stillicidium, plash; dropping &c.
p.; cloud-burst; falling weather.
stream, course, flux, flow, profluence;
effluence &c. (egress) 295; defluxion;
flowing &c. V, ; current, tide, race, coulee.
spring; fount, -ain; rill, rivulet, gill,
gullet, rillet; stream-, brook-let; branch
[U. S.]; runnel, sike, bum, beck, brook,
stream, river; reach; tributary.
body of water, torrent, rapids, flush,
flood, swash; spring -, high -, full- tide;
bore; eagre, hygre; fresh, -et; indraught,
reflux, undercmrent, eddy, vortex,
gurge, whirlpool. Maelstrom, regurgita-
tion, overflow; confluence, corrivation f.
wave, billow, surge, swell, ripple,
hnipSiiJOfv ytXaoTfia; beach combcr, riffle
U. S.], rollers, ground swell, surf,
)reakers, white horses; rough -, heavy -,
cross -, long -, short ~, chopping- sea.
[Science of fluids in motion] hydro-
dynamics; hydraul-ics, -icostatics; rain
gauge; pegology.
irrigation &c. (water) 337; pump;
watering-pot, - cart; hydrant, syringe;
V. flow, run; meander; gush, pour,
spout, roll, jet, well, issue; drop, drip,
dribble, plash, spirtle, trill, trickle, distill,
percolate; stream, overflow, inundate,
deluge, flow over, splash, swash; guggle,
minrmur, babble, bubble, purl, gurgle,
sputter, spurt, regurgitate; ooze, flow
out &c. (egress) 295.
rain, - hard, - in torrents, - cats and
dogs, - pitchforks; pour with rain, driz-
zle, spit, set in; mizzle.
flow -, fall -, open -, drain- into ; dis-
cbarge itself, disembogue.
[Cause a flow] pour; pour out &c. (discharge) 297; shower down; irrigate,
drench &c. (wet) 337; spill, splash.
[Stop a flow] stanch; dam, -up &c. (dose) 261 ; obstruct &c. 706.
Adj • fluent ; dif-, pro-, af-fluent ; tidal ; flowing &c. y. ; meand-ering, -ry , -rous ;
fluvi-aJ, -atile; streamy, showery, rainy, pluvial, stillicidous t; stillatitious.
349. [Air in motion.] Wind. — N.
wind, dratight, flatus, afflatus, eflSation;
eluvium; air; breath, ~ of air; puff, whiff,
zephyr; blow, drift; aura; stream, cur-
rent; undercurrent.
gust, blast,' breeze, squall, gale, half a
gale, storm, tempest, hurricane, whirl-
wind, tornado, samiel, cyclone, typhoon;
sim-oon, -oom; harmattan, monsoon,
trade wind, sirocco, mistral, bise, tra-
montane, levanter; capful of wind;
fresh -, stiff- breeze ; keen blast ; blizzard,
barber [Can.], candeliaj chinook, foehn,
khamsin, norther, vendaval, wuther.
windiness &c. adj,\ ventosity t; rough
-, dirty -, ugly -, stress of- weather;
dirty sky, mare's tail; thick -, black -,
white- squall.
anemography, aerodynamics; wind-
gauge, weather-cock, vane; anemo-
meter, -scope.
suf-, insuf-, per-, in-, af-flation ; blow-
ing, fanning, &c. v, ; ventilation.
sneezing &c. r.; errhine; sternutat-
ive, -ory; sternutation; hic-cup, -cough;
catching of the breath.
Eolus, Boreas, Zephyr, cave of Eolus.
air pump, lungs, bellows, blowpipe,
fan, ventilator, punkah; branchiae, gills,
flabelluniy ventilabrum,
V. blow, waft; blow -hard, - great
guns, - a hurricane &c. n.; wuther;
stream, issue.
respire, breathe, puff; whif, -fle; gasp,
wheeze; snuff, -le; sniff, -le; sneeze,
cough.
fan, ventilate; in-, per-flatef; bk)w
up.
Adj. blowing &c. v.; windy, flatulent;
breezy, gusty, squally; stormy, tem-
pestuous, blustering; boisterous &c.
(violent) 173.
pulmon-ic, -ary.
Phr. " luird by soft zephyrs " [Pope); " the
storm is up and all is on the hazard [Julius
CcBsar]; " the winds were withcr'd in the
stagnant air " [Byron]; " while mocking winds
are piping loud " [Milton]; " winged with red
lightmng and tempestuous rage " [Paradise
LkjsI],
Phr. " for men may come and men may go but I go on forever " \TeMi>jwsc\.
\
N'tV
360 — 356
MATTER
m. n.
360. [Channel for the passage of
water.] Conduit. — N. condiiit, chan-
nel, duct, watercourse, race; head -,
tail- race; abito, aboideau, aboiteau,
bito; acequia, -doTf-madre; arroyo; adit,
aqueduct, canal, trough, gutter, pantile;
flume, ingate, runner; lock-weir, tedge;
vena; dike, main, gully, moat, ditch,
drain, sewer, culvert, cloaca, sough,
kennel, siphon; piscina; pipe &c. (tiibe)
260; funnel; tunnel &c. (passage) 627; water-, waste- pipe; emunctory, gully
hole, artery, aorta, pore, spout, scupper; ad-, a-jutage; hose; gar-.gur-goyle;
penstock, weir; flood-, water-gate; sluice, lock, valve; rose; waterworks.
Adj. vascular &c. (with holes) 260.
361. [Channel for the passage of aii^
Airpipe. — N. air -pipe, - tube; ai
blow-, breathing-, vent-hole; shaf
flue, chimney, funnel, vent, nostril, noi
zle, throat, weasand, trachea; bronc
us, -ia; larynx, tonsils, windpipe, spi
cle; venti-duct, -lator; louvre, Veneti
blinds; blowpipe &c. (vrind) 349; pi
&c. (tube) 2Q0 ;jhilmil; smokestack.
3. Imperfect Fluids
362. Semiliquidity. — N. semiliquid-
ity ; stickiness &c. adj. ; visc-idity , -osity ;
gumm-, glutin-, muc-osity ;spiss-, crass-
itude; lentor; adhesiveness &c. (cohesion)
46.
imspiss-, incrass-ation; thickening.
jelly, mucilage, gelatin; carlock, fish
glue; ichthyocol, -la; isinglass; mucus,
phelgm; pituite, lava; glair, starch, glu-
ten, albumen, milk, cream, protein;
treacle; gum, size, glue; wax, beeswax;
emulsion, soup; squash, mud, slush,
slime, ooze; moisture &c. 339; marsh &c.
345.
V. inspiss-, incrass-ate ; thicken ; mash,
squash, churn, beat up.
Adj. semi-fluid, -liquid; tremellose;
half-melted, -frozen; milky, muddy &c.
n. ; lact-eal, -ean, -eous, -escent, -iferous;
emulsive, curdled, thick, succulent, ulig-
inous.
gelat-, album-, mucilag-, glut-inous;
gelatin, mastic, amylaceous, ropy, clam-
my, clotted; vis-cid, -cous; sticky,
tacky; slab, -by; lentous fi pituitous;
mu-cid, -culent, -cous.
364. Pulpiness. — N. pulpiness &c.
adj. ; pulp, paste, dough, curd, pap, rob,
jam, pudding, poultice, grume.
Adj. pulpy &c. n.; pultaceous, gru-
mous; baccate.
pose, sebaceous; unguinous; fat,
saponaceous, pinguid, lardaceous;
363. [Mixture cf air and water*— J
Bubble [Cloud.] ~N. bubble; foancXf
froth, head, spume, lather, suds, spray*
surf, yeast, barm, spindrift.
cloud vapor, fog, mist, haze, steain;
scud, messenger, rack, nimbus; cumulus,
woolpack, cirrus, stratus; cirro-, cumula-
stratus; cirro-cumulus; mackerel sky,
mare's tail, dirty sky; curl cloud; frost
smoke, thunderhead.
[Science of clouds] nephelognosy ;nepb-
ograph; nephology.
effervescence, fermentation; bubbling
&c. V,
nebula; cloudliness &c. (opacity) 426;
nebulosity &c. (dimness) 422.
V. bubble, boil, foam, froth, mantle,
sparkle, guggle, gurgle; effervesce, fer-
ment, fizzle.
Adj. bubbling &c. v.; frothy, nappy,
effervescent, sparkling, mousseux, up.
cloudy &c. n.; thunder-headed; va-
porous, nebulous, overcast.
Phr. " the lowring element scowls o'er the
darkened landscip *' [Paradise Loat]*
366. Unctuousness. — N. unctu-
ousness &c. adj.; unctuosity, lubricity;
ointment &c. (oil) 356; anointment;
lubrication &c. 332.
V. oil &c. (lubricate) 332.
Adj. unctuous, oily, oleaginous, adi-
-ty; greasy; waxy, butyraceous, soapy,
slippery.
366. Oil. — N. oil, fat, butter., cream, grease, tallow, suet, lard, dripping,
exungef, blubber; glycerin, stearin, elaine, oleagine; soap; soft soap, wax,
cerement; paraffin, spermaceti, adipocere; petroleum, mineral-, rock-, crystal-
102
m.ni. 1
ORGANIC MATTER
366 — 360
oil; vegetable -, colza -, olive -, salad -, linseed -, nut- oil; animal -, neat's
foot -, train- oil; ointment, unguent, liniment; aceite, amole, Barbados tar;
fusel -, grain -, rape -, seneca- oil; hydrate of amyl, ghee, kerosene, naphtha,
stearin.
366a. Resin. — N. resin, rosin; gum; lac, sealing wax; amber, -gris; bitu-
men, pitch, tar; asphalt, -um; camphor; varnish, copal, mastic, magilp, lac-
quer, japan.
V. varnish &c. (overlay) 223.
Adj. resin-ous, -y; bitimiinous, pitchy, tarry; asphalt-ic, -ite.
Section III. ORG ANI C MATTER
1. Vitality
1. Vitality in general
367. Organization. — N. organized
-world, - nature; living -, animated-
nature; living beings; organic remains,
fossils.
prot-oplasm, -ein; albumen; struc-
ture &c. 329; organ-ization, -ism.
[Science of Uving beings] biology;
natural history,^ organic chemistry,
anatomy, physiology; zoology &c. 368;
botany &c. 369; naturalist.
archegenesis &c. {'production) 161 ; an-
therozoid, bioplasm, biotaxy, chromosome, dysmeromorph; '5C-, cec-ology;
erythroblast, gametangium^ gamete, germinal matter, invagination; iso-,
o6-gamy; karyaster; macro-, micro-gamete; metabolism, metaplasm, onto-
geny, ovary, ovum, oxidation, phylogeny, polymorphism, protozoa, sper-
mary, spermatozoon, trophoplasm, vacuole, vertebration, zoogloea, zygote.
Darwin-, Lamarck-, neo-Lamarck-, Weisma^n-ism; morphology.
Adj. organ-ic, -ized; karyoplasmic, unsegmentic, vacuolar, zoogloeic,
zoogloeoid.
368. Inorganization. — N. mineral
-world, - kingdom; unorganized -, in-
organic -, brute -, inanimate- matter.
[Science of the mineral kingdom]
mineralogy; geo-logy, -gnosy, -scopy;
metall-urgy, -ography; lithology; oryc-
to-logyt, -graphyt.
V. turn to dust.
Adj. in-organic, -animate, -organized;
lithoidal; azoic; mineral.
369. Life. — N. life; vi-tality, -abil-
ity; animation; vital -spark, - flame.
respiration, wind; breath -of life, ~
of one's nostrils; lifeblood; Archeus; ex-
istence &c. 1.
vivification; oxygen; vital -air, - force;
vitalizatfon; revivification &c. 163;
Prometheus; life to come &c. {destiny)
152.
[Science of life] physiology, biology;
animal economy.
nourishment, stafif of life &c. {Jood)
298.
V. be -alive &c. adj,] live, breathe,
respire; subsist &c. {exist) 1; walk the
earth; "strut and fret one's hour upon
the stage" [Macbeth]] be spared.
see the light, be bom, come into the
360. Death. — N. death; de-cease,
-mise; dissolution, departure, obit, re-
lease, rest, quietus, fall; loss, bereave-
ment.
end &c. 67 -, cessation &c. 142 -, loss
-, extinction -, ebb- of -life &c. 359.
death-warrant, -watch, -rattle, -bed;
stroke -, agonies -, shades -, vaUey of
the shadow -, jaws -, hand- of death;
last -breath, - gasp, - agonies; dying
-day, - breath, - agonies; chant du cygne;
rigor mortis; Stygian shore.
King -of terrors, - Death; Death,
mortality; doom <tc. {necessity) 601;
''Heirs grim Tyrant" [Pope].
euthanasia; break up of the system;
natural -death, ~ decay; sudden -, vio-
lent- death; untimely end, watery grave;
* The term natural history is also used as relating to all the objects in Nature whatlsftx <:i^^5sxisR.
or inorganic, and including therefore min^alogy^ geolog^i, meleoToloQ\}, %l^.
369 — 361
MATTER
III. ra. 1
world; fetch -, draw- -breath, - the
breath of life; quicken; revive; come
to, - life.
give birth to &c. (prodiice) 161 ; bring
to life, put into life, vitalize; vivi-fy,
-ficate; reanimate &c. (restore) 660;
keep -alive, - body and soul together,
- the wolf from the door; support life,
have nine lives like a cat.
Adj. living, alive; in -life, - the flesh,
- the land of the living; on this side of
the grave, above ground, breathing,
quick, animated; animative; lively &c.
(active) 682; all alive and kicking; tena-
cious of life.,
vital, -ic; vivi-fying, -fied, &c. v,;
viable, zoetic; Promethean.
Adv. Vivendi causd.
Phr. atqui vivere mUitare est [Seneca]; rum est
vivere sed valere vita [Martial].
debt of nature; suffocation, asphyxia;
fatal disease &c. (disease) 655; death-
blow &c. (kiUing) 361.
necrology, bills of mortality, obituary;
death song &c. (lamentaiion) 839.
V. die, expire, perish; meet one's
-death, - end; pass away, be taken;
yield -, resign- one's breath; resign one's
-being, - life; end one's -days, - life, -
earthly career; breathe one's last; cease
to -live, - breathe; depart this life; be
-no more &c. adj.; go -, drop -, pop-
off; lose -, lay down -, relinquish -, sur-
render- one's life; drop -, sink- into the
grave; close one's eyes; fall -, drop-
-dead, - down dead; break one's neck;
give -, yield- up the ghost; be all over
with one.
pay the debt to nature, shuflBe off this
mortal coil, take one's last sleep; go the
way of all flesh; hand -, pass- -in one's
checks, - in one's chips [U. S.]; join the -greater number, - majority; come -,
turn- to dust; cross the Stygian ferry; go to -one's long account, - one's last
home, - Davy Jones's locker, - the wall; receive one's death warrant, make
one's will, step out, die a natural death, go out like the snuff of a candle;
come to an untimely end ; catch one's death ; go off the hooks, kick the bucket,
hop the twig, turn up one's toes; die a violent death &c. (be killed) 361.
Adj. dead, lifeless; deceased, demised, departed, defunct; late, gone, no
more; ex-, in-animate; out of the world, taken off, released; departed this
life &c. V,; dead and gone; dead as -a doornail, - a doorpost, - mutton, - a
herring, - nits; launched into eternity, gathered to one's fathers, niunbered
with the dead.
djdng &c. v.; mori-bund, -entf ; hippocratic; in ^articulo, - extremis; in
the -j aws, - agony- of death ; going, - off ; aux abois; on one's -last legs, ~ death-
bed; at -the point of death, - death's door, - the last gasp; near one's end,
given over, booked; with one foot in -, tottering on the brink of- the grave.
stillborn; mortuary; deadly &c. (killing) 361.
Adv. post -o6i<, - mortem,
Phr. life -ebbs, - fails, - hangs by a thread; one's -days are numbered, - hour is come. -
race is run, - doom is sealed; Death -knocks at the door, - stares one in the face; the
breath is out of the body; the grave closes over one; sic itur ad astra [Vergil]; de mortuis
nil nisi bonum; dtdce et decorum est pro patria mori [Horace]; honesta mors turpi vitd potior
[Tacitus]; " in adamantine chains shall death be bound " [Pone]' mors ultima linea rerum
est [Horace]; omnia mors cequat [Claudianus] ; " spake the grisly Terror " [Paradise Lost ];
" the lone couch of his everlasting sleep " [Shelley].
361. [Destruction of Ufe; violent death.] Killing. — N. killing &c. v.; homi-
cide, manslaughter, murder, assassination, trucidationf, occisionf ; effusion of
blood; blood, -shed; gore, slaughter, carnage, butchery; battue.
massacre; fusillade, noyade; Thuggism.
deathblow, finishing stroke, coup de grdce, quietus; execution &c. (capital
punishment) 972; judicial murder; martyrdom.
butcher, slayer, murderer, Cain, assassin, cutthroat, garroter, bravo^ Thug,
Moloch, matador, sabreur; guet-d-pens; gallows, executioner &c. (punishment)
975; man-eater, apache, hatchet man [U. S.], highbinder [U. S.].
regicide, parricide, fratricide, infanticide, feticide, foeticide, uxoricide, vaticide.
suicide, /eio de se, suttee, Juggemath; immolation, holocaust.
suJfTocation, straxigiAdMiou, garrote; hanging &c. v.\ lapidatioii.
104
Hi. m. 1 ORGANIC MATTER 361 — 363
deadly weapon &c. {arms) 121 \ Aceldama.
[Destruction of animals] slaughtering; phthiozoics; ^ sport, -ing; the chase,
venery; hunting, coursing, shooting, fishing; pig-sticking; sports-, hunts-,
fisher-man; hunter, Nimrod; slaughterhouse, shambles, abattoir,
fatal accident, violent death, casualty.
V. kill, put to death, slay, shed blood; murder, assassinate, butcher, slaughter,
victimize, immolate; massacre; take away -, deprive of- life; make away with,
put an end to; despatch, dispatch; burke, settle, do for.
strangle, garrote, hang, throttle, choke, stifle, suffocate, stop the breath,
fimother, asphyxiate, drown.
saber; cut -down, - to pieces, - the throat; jugulate; stab, run through the
body, bayonet; put to the -sword, - edge of the sword.
shoot, - dead; blow one's brains out; brain, knock on the head; stone, lapi-
date; give -, deal- a deathblow; give a -quietus, - coup de grdce,
behead, bowstring &c. {execute) 972.
hunt, shoot &c. n.
cut off, nip in the bud, launch into eternity, send to one's last accoimt, sign
one's death warrant, strike the death knell of.
give no quarter, pour out blood like water; decimate; run amuck; wade
knee-deep -, imbrue one's hands- in blood.
die a violent death, welter in one's blood; dash -, blow- out one's brains;
commit suicide; kill -, make away with -, put an end to- oneself.
Adj. killing &c. t;.; murd-, slaught-erous; sanguin-ary, -olent; blood-stained,
-thirsty; homicidal, red-handed; bloody, -minded; ensanguined, gory.
mortal, fatal, lethal; dead-, death-ly; mort-f, leth-iferous; unhealthy &c.
657; internecine; suicidal.
sporting; piscator-ial, -y.
Adv. in at the death.
Phr. ** assassination has never changed the history of the world '' [Disraeli].
362. Corpse. — N. corpse, corse, carcass, cadaver, bones, skeleton, dry
bones; defunct, relics, reliquiae, remains, mortal remains, dust, ashes, earth,
clay; mummy; carrion; food for- worms, - fishes; tenement of clay, this mortal
coil.
shade, ghost, manes.
organic remains, fossils.
A4j* cadaverous, corpse-like; unburied 4c. 363; sapromyiophyllous.
363. Interment. — N. interment, burial, sepulture; in-, humationf ;
obs-, ex-equies; funeral, wake, pyre, funeral pile; cremation.
funeral -rite, - solemnity; knell, passing bell, tolling; dirge &c. {lamentation)
839; cypress; obit, dead march, muffled drum; undertaker, mute; elegy; funeral
-oration, - sermon; epitaph.
graveclothes, shroud, winding sheet, cerecloth ; cerement.
coffin, shell, sarcophagus, urn, pall, bier, hearse, catafalque, cinerary urn.
grave, pit, sepulcher, tomb, vault, crypt, catacomb, mausoleum, Golgotha,
house of death, narrow house; cemetery, necropoUs; burial-place, -ground;
grave-, church-yard; God's acre; mortuary, tope, cromlech, barrow, tumulus,
cairn; ossuary; bone-, charnel-, dead-house; morgue; lich gate; burning gh&t;
cremato-rium, -ry; dokhma, mastaba, potter's field, stupa, Tower of Silence.
sexton, gravedigger.
monument, cenotaph, shrine; grave-, head-, tomb-stone; memento mori;
hatchment, stone.
exhumation, disinterment; necropsy, autopsy, poai mx>rtem examination;
zootbapsis.
^ Bentham, Chrestomothia.
363 — 367
MATTER
III. in. 1
V. inter, bury ; lay in -, consign to- the -grave, - tomb ; en-, in-tomb ; inhume ;
lay out; perform a funeral; embalm, munmiify; toll the knell; put to bed with a
shovel; inurn.
exhume, disinter, unearth.
Adj. buried &c. v.] burial, fune-real, -brial; mortuary, sepulchral, cinerary;
elegiac; necroscopic.
Adv. in memoriam; post'obitf "mortem; beneath the sod.
Phr. hicjacetf cv^; R.I. P.; requiescat in pace; " the lone couch of his everlasting sleep "
[Shelley]; " without a grave — unknell'd. uncoffin'd, and unknown " [BjmonJ; " in Sie dark
union of insensate dust " [BjrronJ; '' the aeep cold shadow of the tomb " [Moore].
^. Special Vitality
366. Vegetabilityf. — N. vegetable
life; vegeta-tion, -bilityf ; vegetaJity.
Adj. rank, lush; veget-able, -al, -ive.
364. Animality. — N. animal life;
anima-tion, -lity, -lization; animalness,
corporeal nature, human system; breath.
flesh, - and blood; physique; strength
&c. 159.
Adj. fleshly, human, corporeal.
366. Animal. — N. animal, - king-
dom; fauna; brute creation.
beast, brute, creature, created being;
creeping -, living- thing; dumb -animal,
- creature.
flocks and herds, live stock; domestic
-, wild- animals; game, ferce naiurce;
beasts of the field, fowls of the air, deni-
zens of the day; black-game, -grouse;
blackcock, duck, grouse, plover,, rail,
snipe.
mammal, quadruped, bird, reptile,
fish, crustacean, shellfish, mollusk,worm,
insect, zoophyte; animalcule &c. 193;
alligator, crocodile; honeybee; saurian;
trout.
horse &c. {beast of burden) 271; cattle,
kine, ox; bull, -ock; cow, milch cow,
calf, heifer, shorthorn; sheep; lamb,
-kin; ewe, ram, tup; pig, swine, boar,
hog, sow; steer, st<)t; tag, teg; bison,
buffalo, yak, zebu.
dog, hound; pup, -py; whelp, cur,
mongrel; house-, watch-, sheep-, shep-
herd's-, sporting-, fancy-, lap-, toy-,
bull-, badger-dog; mastiff; blood-, grey-
stag-, deer-, fox-, otter-hound; harrier,
beagle, spaniel, pointer, setter, retriever;
Newfoundland; water -dog, - spaniel;
pug, poodle; turnspit; terrier; fox ~,
Skyc- terrier; Dandie Dinmont; collie.
cat; puss, -y; grimalkin; gib-, tom-
cat; fox, Reynard, vixen, stag, deer,
hart, buck, doe, roe; caribou, coyote,
elk, moose, musk ox, sambar.
bird; poultry, fowl, cock, hen, chicken, chanticleer, partlet, rooster, dung-
hJIIcock, barn-door fowl; feathered -tribes, - songater-, sin^ng -, dicky- bird;
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367. Vegetable. — N. vegetable, -
kingdom; flora, verdure.
plant; tree, shrub, bush; creeper;
herb, -age; grass.
annual; per-, bi-, tri-ennial; exotic.
timber, forest; wood, -lands; timber-
land; hurst, frith, holt, weald, park,
chase, greenwood, brake, grove, copse,
coppice, bocage^ tope, clump of trees,
thicket, spinet, spinney; under-, brush-
wood; scrub; boscage, bosk, cejay chapar-
ral, motte [U. S.]; arboretum &c. 371.
bush, jungle, prairie; heath, -er; fern,
bracken; furze, gorse, whin; grass, turf;
pas-ture, -turage; turbary; sedge, rush,
weed; fungus, mushroom, toadstool;
lichen, moss, conferva, mold; growth;
alfalfa, alfilaria, banyan; blow, blowth;
floret, petiole; pin grass, timothy, yam,
yew, zinnia.
foliage, branch, bough, ramage, stem,
tigella; spray &c. 51; leaf.
flower, blossom, bine; flowering plant;
timber-, fruit-tree; pulse, legume.
Adj. veget-able, -al, -ive, -oust >
herb-aceous, -al; botanic; sylvan, silvan;
arbor-ary, -eous, -escent, -icalf ; woody,
grassy; ver-dant, -durous; floral, mossy;
lign-ous, -eous; wooden, leguminous;
bosky, cespitose, turf-like, turfy; end-,'
ex-ogenous.
Phr. " green-robed senators of mighty -
woods " [Keats]; " this is the forest primeval ^'
[Longfellow).
'. m. 1
ORGANIC MATTER
366 — 372
lary; finch; aberdevine, cushat, cygnet, ringdove, siskin, swan, wood
;eoii.
snake, serpent, viper, eft; asp, -ick; vermin.
^dj. animal, zoological.
xiuine, bovine, vaccine, canine, feline, fishy; piscator-y, -ial; molluscous,
rmicular; gallinaceous, rasorial, soU-dungulate, -ped.
368. [The science of animals.] Zo6l-
y. — N. zoo-logy, -nomy, -graphy,
imy; anatomy; comparative anat-
ly; animal ~, comparative- physiol-
y; Daorphology; mammalogy,
anthrop-, omith-, ichthy-, herpet-,
hi-, malac-, helminth-, entom-, or-
t-, paleont-, mast-, verme-ology;
ithy- &c. -otomy; taxidermy.
«o- &c. -ologist.
Adj. zoological &c. n.
370. [The economy or management
animals.] Circuration f.— N. tam-
g Ac. v.] circuration t, zoohygiantics;^
unestic-ation, -ity; manage, veterin-
y art; farriery; breeding, pisciculture,
menagerie, vivarium, zoological gar-
jn; bear pit; aviary, apiary, alveary,
jehive; hive; aquarium, fishery; duck-,
ih-pond.
[Destruction of animals] phthisozo-
2
4&C. {killing) 361.
369. [The science of plants.] Bot-
any. — N. botany; physiological -,
structural - , systematic- botany; phyto-
graphy, -logy, -tomy; vegetable phys-
iology, herborization, dendr-, myc-,
fung-, alg-ology; flora, romona; botanic
garden &c. (garden) 371; horius siccus j
herbarium, herbal.
botanist &c.; herb-ist, -arist, -alist,
-orist, -arian.
V. botanize, herborize.
Adj. botanical &c. n.; botanic.
371. [The economy or management
of plants.] Agriculture. — N. agricul-
ture, cultivation, husbandry, farming;
georgics, geoponics; tillage, agronomy,
gardening, spade husbandry, vintage;
hort-, arbor-, flor-iculture; landscape
gardening; viticulture.
husbandman, horticulturist, gardener,
florist; agricult-or, -urist; yeoman, farm-
er, cultivator, tiller of the soil, wood-
cutter, backwoodsman; granger, habit-
ant, vignerony viticulturist ; Triptolemus.
field, meadow, garden; botanic -,
winter -, ornamental -, flower -, kitchen
-, market -, hop- garden; nursery;
green-, hot-house; conservatory, bed,
border, seed plot; grassplot,' grassplat,
lawn; park &c. (pleasure ground) 840;
parterre, shrubbery, plantation, avenue,
arboretum, pinery, pinetum, orchard;
vineyard, vinery; orangery; farm &c.
(abode) 189.
V. cultivate; till, - the soil; farm,
garden; sow, plant; reap, mow, cut;
manure, dress the ground, dig, delve, dibble, hoe, plough, plow, harrow,
rake, weed, lop and top; backset [U. S.].
Adj. agr-icultural, -ai'ian, -estic.
arable; predial, rural, rustic, country; horticultural.
372. Mankind. — N. man, -kind; human -race, - species, - kind, - nature;
l^umanity, mortality, flesh, generation.
[Science of man] anthropo-logy, -geny, -graphy, -sophy; ethno-logy, -gra-
phy; humanitarian.
human being; person, -age; individual, creature, fellow creature, mortal,
Wly, somebody, one; such a -, some- one; soul, living soul; earthling; party,
liead, hand; dramatis personce; quidam.
Vol
neat-, cow-, shep-herd; grazier, dro-
ir, cowkeeper; trainer, breeder; apia-
an, apiarist; bull whacker [U. S.], cow-
>y, cow puncher [U. S.], farrier; horse-
ech, -doctor; vaquero, veterinarian,
eterinary surgeon.
cage &c. (prison) 752; hencoop, bird
age, cauf ; sheepfold, &c. (inclosure) 232.
V. tame, domesticate, acclimatize,
)reed, tend, break in, train; cage, bridle,
kc. (restrain) 751.
Adj. pastoral, bucolic ; tame, domestic.
372 — 376
MATTER
people, persons, folk, public, society, world; community, - at large;
public; nation, -ality; state, realm; common- weal, -wealth; republic, bod;
politic; million &c. (commonalty) 876; population &c. (inhabitant) 188.
cosmopolite; lords of the creation; ourselves.
Adj. human, mortal, personal, individual, national, civic, public, sociaE
cosmopolitan; anthropoid.
Phr. " am I not a man and a brother? '' [Wedgwood].
373. Man. — N. man, male, he; man-
hood &c. (adolescence) 131; gentleman,
sir, master; sahib; yeoman, wight, swain,
fellow, blade, beau, elf, chap, gaffer,
good man; husband &c. (married man)
903; Mr., mister; boy &c. (youth) 129.
[Male animal] cock, drake, gander,
dog, boar, stag, hart, buck, horse, en-
tire horse, stallion; gib-, tom-cat; he-.
Billy-goat; ram, tup; bull, -ock; capon,
ox, gelding; steer, stot.
Adj. male, he, masculine; manly,
virile; un- womanly, -feminine.
Phr. hominem pagina nostra sapil [Mar.];
homo homini aut deua ant lupus [Erasmus];
homo viUjB commodaius non donalus est [Synis].
374. Woman. — N. woman, she, A-
male, petticoat.
feminality, muliebrity; womanhood
&c. (adolescence) 131.
womankind; the -sex, - fair; fair -,
softer- sex; weaker vessel.
dame, madam, madame, mistress,
Mrs., lady, donna, belle, matron, dow-
ager, goody, gammer ; Fraw, frow, Vrouw,
rani; good -woman, - wife; squaw; ^
wife &c. (marriage) 903; matron-ag^i
-hood.
bachelor girl, new woman, suffra-
gette, suffragist.
nymph, wench, grisette; girl &c.
(yoiUh) 129.
[Effeminacy] betty, cot betty [U. S.I>
cotquean, henhussy, molly coddle, muff, old woman.
[Female animal] hen, bitch, sow, doe, roe, mare; she-, Nanny-goat; ewe,
cow; Uoness, tigress; vixen.
gynecaeum.
Adj. female, she; feminine, womanly, ladyUke, matronly, maidenly:
womanish, effeminate, unmanly; gynecic, gynsecic.
Phr. " a perfect woman nobly planned " [Wordsworth]; " a lovely lady garmented in
white " [Shelley]; das Euriq-Weihliche zieht uns hinan [Goethe]; " earth's noblest thing, a
woman perfected '' [Lowell]; es de vidrio la mujer; *' she moves a goddess and she looks a
queen " [Pope]; " the beauty of a lovely woman is like music " [G. Eliot]; varium el tmUeh
bile semper femina [Vergil]; '' woman is the lesser man '' [TennyBon].
2. Sensation
1, Sensation in general
376. Physical Sensibility. — N. sen-
sibility; sensitiveness &c. adj.] physical
sensibility, feeling, impressibility, per-
ceptivity, aesthetics; moral sensibility
&c. 822.
sensation, impression; consciousness
&c. (knowledge) 490.
external senses.
V. be -sensible &c. adj. -of; feel,
perceive.
render -sensible &c. adj,] sharpen,
cultivate, tutor.
cause sensation, impress; excite -,
produce- an impression.
Adj. sens-ible, -itive, -uous; aes-
thetic, perceptive, sentient; conscious
&c. (aware) 490.
108
376. Physical Insensibility. — N.
insensibility, physical insensibility; ob-
tuseness &c. adj,] palsy, paralysis,
anaesthesia; sleep &c. (inactivity) 683;
moral insensibility &c. 823; hemiplegia,
motor paralysis.
anaesthetic agent, opium, ether, chlo-
roform, chloral; nitrous oxide, laughing
gas; exhilarating gas, protoxide of ni-
trogen; refrigeration.
V. be -insensible &c. adj.] have a
-thick skin, - rhinoceros hide.
render -insensible &c. adj.] blunt,
pall, obtund, benimib, paralyze; put
under the influence of -chloroform &c.
n.; stupefy, stun.
Adj. insensiblei unfeeling, senseless,
iLLm. 2
ORGANIC MATTER
376 — 379
acute, sharp, keen, vivid, lively, im-
pressive, thin-skinned.
Adv. to the quick.
Fhr. "the touched needle trembles to the
pole " [Pope].
impercipient, callous, thick-skinned,
pachydermatous; hard, -ened; case-
hardened; proof; obtuse, dull; anaes-
thetic; paralytic, palsied, numb, dead.
377. Physical Pleasure. — N. pleas-
ure; physical -, sensual -, sensuous-
pleasure; bodily enjoyment, animal
gratification, hedonism, sensuality; lux-
^ uriousness &c. adj. ; dissipation, round
of pleasure; titillation, gusto, creature
comforts, comfort, ease; pillow &c. {sup-
port) 215; luxury, lap of luxury; purple
and fine linen; bed of -down, - roses;
velvet, clover; cup of Circe &c. {intern^
perance) 954.
treat; refreshment, regale; feast; del-
ice; dainty <fec. 394; bonne bouche.
source of pleasure &c. 829; happiness
Ac. (mental enjoyment) 827.
V. feel -, experience -, receive- pleas-
ure; enjoy, relish; luxuriate -, revel ~,
riot -, bask -, swim ~, wallow- in;
feast on; gloat -over, - on; smack the
lips.
live -on the fat of the land, - in com-
fort &c. adv.; bask in the sunshine,
faire sea choux gra^,
2*ve pleasure &c. 829.
dj. enjoying &c. v,; luxurious, vo-
luptuous, sensual, comfortable, cosy,
snug, in comfort, at ease.
agreeable &c. 829; grateful, refresh-
ing, comforting, cordial, genial; sen-
suous; apolaustic, hedonic; palatable &c.
394; sweet &c. (sugar) 396; fragrant &c.
400; melodious &c. 413; lovely &c.
{beautiful) 845.
Adv. in -comfort &c. n; on -a bed
of roses &c. n. ; at one's ease.
Phr. lide si sapis [Martial]; voluptatea com-
mendat rarior usus [Juvenal].
378. Physical Pain. — N. pain; suf-
fer-ing, -ance; bodily -, physical-
-pain, - suffering; mental suffering &c.
828; doulour, ache; aching &c. v.;
smart; shoot, -ing; twinge, twitch,
gripe, headache; hurt, cut; sore, -ness;
discomfort, malaise; .cephalalgia, ear-
ache, gout, ischiagra, lumbago, neural-
gia, odontalgia, otalgia, podagra, rheu-
matism, sciatica; tic douloureux, tooth-
ache, tormina, torticollis.
spasm, cramp; nightmare, ephialtes;
crick, stitch; thrill, convulsion, throe;
throb &c. (agitaiion) 315; pang; colic;
kink.
sharp-, piercing-, throbbing- shoot-
ing -, gnawing -, burning- pain; anguish,
agony.
torment, torture; rack; cruci-ation,
-fixion; martyrdom; martyr, toad under
a harrow, vivisection.
V. feel -, experience -, suffer -, un-
dergo- pain &c. n.; suffer, ache, smart,
bleed; tingle, shoot; twinge, twitch,
lancinate; writhe, wince, make a wry
face; sit on -thorns, - pins and needles.
give -, inflict- pain; lacerate; pain,
hurt, chafe, sting, bite, gnaw, gripe;
pinch, tweak; grate, gall, fret, prick,,
pierce, wring, convulse; torment, torture;
rack, agonize; crucify; ex-, cruciate t ;
break on the wheel, put to the rack; flog
&c. (punish) 972; grate on the ear &c.
(harsh sound) 410.
Adj. in -pain &c. n., - a state of pain;
pained &c. v.; gouty, podagric, tormi-
nous.
painful; aching &c. v.] sore, raw.
2. Special Sensation
(1) Touch
379. [Sensation of pressure.] Touch. — N. touch; tact, -ion, -iUty; feeling;
palp-ation, -ability; contrectation; manipulation; massage.
[Organ of touch] hand, finger, forefinger, thumb, paw, feeler, antenna;
palpus.
V. touch, feel, handle, finger, thumb, paw, fumble, grope, grabble; twiddle,
tweedle; pass -, run- the fingers over; manipulate, wield; tJirow out a feeler.
Adj. tact-ual, -ile; tangible, palpable; lambent.
380 — 386
MATTER
m. m. 2
380. Sensations of Touch. — N.
itching &c. v,; titillation, formication,
aura; stereognosis.
V. itch, tingle, creep, thrill, sting;
prick, -le; tickle, titillate.
Adj. itching &c. v.; stereognostic,
titillative.
381. [Insensibility to touch.] Numb-
ness. — N. numbness &c. (physical in-
sensibility) 376; ansesthesia; pins and
needles.
V. benumb &c. 376.
Adj. numb; benumbed &c. v.; dead-
ened; intangible, impalpable.
(2) Heat
382. Heat. — N. heat, caloric; tem-
perature, warmth, fervor, calidity; in-
cal-, incand-escence; glow, flush; fever,
hectic.
phlogiston; fire, spark, scintillation,
flash, flame, blaze; bonfire; firework,
pyrotechny; wildfire; sheet of fire, lam-
bent flame; devouring element; adia-
thermancy; recalescence.
summer, dog days; canicular days;
baking &c. 384 -, white -, tropical -,
Afric -, Bengal -, summer -, blood- heat;
sirocco, simoom ; broiling sun ; insolation ;
warming &c. 384.
sun &c. (luminary) 423.
[Science of heat] pyrology; therm-
ology, -otics; thermometer &c. 389.
V. be -hot &c. adj,; glow, flush,
sweat, swelter, bask, smoke, reek, stew,
simmer, seethe, boil, burn, broil, blaze,
flame; smolder; parch, fume, pant.
heat &c. (make hot) 384; recalesce;
thaw, give.
Adj. hot, warm, mild, genial, tepid,
lukewarm, unfrozen; therm-al, -ic; calo-
rific; ferv-ent, -id; ardent; aglow.
sunny, torrid, tropical, estival, canic-
ular; close, sultry, stifling, stuffy, suffo-
cating, oppressive; reeking &c. v,; bak-
ing &c. 384.
red -, white — , smoking — , burning
&c. V, -, piping- hot; like -a furnace, -
an oven; hot as -fire, - pepper; hot
enough to roast an ox.
fiery; incand-, incal-escent ; candent,
ebullient, glowing, smoking; live; on
fire; blazing &c. v.] in -flames, - a blaze;
alight, afire, ablaze; un-quonched, -extinguished; smoldering; in a -heat,
- glow, - fever, - perspiration, - sweat; sudorific; swelter-ing, -ed; blood-hot,
-warm; warm as -a toast, - wool.
volcanic, plutonic, igneous; isother-mal, -mic, -al.
Phr. not a breath of air; " whirlwinds of tempestuous fire " [Paradise Lost].
383. Cold. — N. cold, -ness &c. adj.)
frigidity, inclemency, fresco.
winter; depth of -, hard- winter;
Siberia, Nova Zembla.
ice; snow, - flake, - crystal, - drift;
sleet; hail, -stone; rime, frost; hoar -,
white -, hard ~, sharp- frost; barf;
glaze [U. S.], lolly [N. Am.]; icicle,
thick-ribbed ice; fall of snow, heavy
fall; ice-berg, -floe; floe berg; glacier;
nevdCj sera^; pruina.
[Sensation of cold] chilliness &c. adj.;
chill; shivering &c. v.; goose skin, rigor,
horripilation, chattering of teeth.
V. be -cold &c. adj.; shiver, starve,
quake, shake, tremble, shudder, didder,
quiver; perish with cold; chill &c. (render
cold) 385; horripilate.
Adj. cold, cool; chill, -y; gelid, frigid,
algid; fresh, keen, bleak, raw, inclem-
ent, bitter, biting, niveous, cutting, nip-
ping, piercing, pinching; clay - cold;
starved &c. (made cold) 385; shivering
&c. V,; aguish, transi de froid; frost-
bitten, -bound, -nipped.
cold as -a stone, - marble, - lead,
- iron, - a frog, - charity, - Christmas;
cool as -a cucumber, - custard.
icy, glacial, frosty, freezing, pruinose,
wintry, brumal, hibernal, boreal, arctic,
Siberian, hyemal; hyperbore-an, -al; ice-
bound ; frozen out.
un-warmed, -thawed; lukewarm, tep-
id; iso-cheimal, -cheimenal, -cheimic.
Adv. coldly, bitterly &c. adj, ; a pierre
fendre.
384. Calef action. — N. increase of
temperature; heating &c. t;.; cale-,
tepe-, torre-f action; melting, fusion;
110
385. Refrigeration. — N. refrigera-
tion, infrigidation, reduction of tem-
perature; cooling &c. t^.; con-gelation,
111. in. 2
ORGANIC MATTER
384 — 388
-glaciationf ; ice &c. 383; solidification
&c. (density) 321; ice box.
eztindeur; fire annihilator; amianth,
-us; earth-, mountain-flax; flexible as-
bestos; fireman, fire brigade.
incombusti-biiity, -bleness &c, adj,
V. cool, fan, refrigerate, refresh, ice;
congeal, freeze, glaciate; benumb, starve,
pinch, chill, petrify, chill to the marrow,
regelate, nip, cut, pierce, bite, make
one's teeth chatter; damp, slack; quench;
put -, stamp- out; extinguish.
go -, burn- out.
Adj. cooled &c. v,; frozen out; cool-
ing &c. V, ; frigorific.
incombustible; un-, unin-flammable;
fireproof.
liquefaction &c. 335; burning &c. v.;
am-, com-bustion; in-f, ac-cension;
con-, cremation; scorification; cauter-y,
-ization; ustulation, calcination; in-,
cineration; carbonization; cupellation.
ignition, inflammation, adustion, flag-
rationt ; de-, con-flagration; empyrosis,
incendiarism; arson; aiUo dafi,
boiling &c. v,; coction, ebullition,
estuation, elixationf, decoction; ebul-
lioscope; geyser.
furnace &c. 386; blanket, flannel, fur;
wadding &c. {lining) 224; clothing &c.
225.
match &c. (fuel) 388; incendiary;
p6troleu8e; caustic, lunar caustic, apo-
2em, moxa; aqua-fortis, -regia*, cathe-
retic, nitric acid,nitrochloro-hydric acid,
nitromuriatic acid, radium.
sunstroke, coup de soleU; insolation.
pottery, ceramics, crockery, porcelain, china; earthen-, stone-ware; pot,
mug, terra cotta, brick, clinker; cinder, ash, scorise; embers, slag, products
of combustion, coke, carbon, charcoal.
inflamma-, combusti-bility.
[Transmission of heat] diathermancy, transcalency.
V. heat, warm, chafe, stive, foment; make -hot &c. 382; sun oneself.
fire; set -fire to, - on fire; kindle, enkindle, light, ignite, strike a light;
apply the -match, - torch- to; re-kindle, -lume; fan -, add fuel to- the flame;
poke -, stir -, blow- the fire; make a bonfire of.
melt, thaw, fuse; liquefy &c. 335.
bum, inflame, roast, toast, fry, grill, singe, parch, bake, torrefy, scorch;
brand, cauterize, sear, burn in; corrode, char, calcine, incinerate; smelt, sco-
rify; reduce to ashes; bum to a cinder; commit -, consign- to the flames.
boil, digest, stew, cook, seethe, scald, parboil, simmer; do to rags.
take -, catch- fire blaze &c. (flame) 382.
Adj. heated &c. v,; molten, sodden; rMiauff^; heating &c. v,\ adust.
inflammable, combustible; diatherm-al, -anous; burnt &c. t>.; volcanic,
radio-active.
387. Refrigeratory. — N. refrigera-
tor, -y; frigidarium; cold storage; ice-
house, -pail, -bag, -box; cooler, damper;
wine cooler; freezing mixture.
386. Furnace. — N. furnace, stove,
kiln, oven; hot-, bake-, wash-house;
laundry; conservatory; hearth, focus;
athanor, hypocaust, reverberatory; vol-
cano; forge, fiery furnace; limekiln;
Dutch oven; tuyere, brasier, salamander, heater, warming pan; boiler, cal-
dron, seething caldron, pot; urn, kettle; chafing-dish; retort, crucible, alem-
bic, still; waffle irons.
fire-place, -dog, -irons; grate, range, kitchener; ca-, cam-boose; poker,
tongs, shovel, hob, trivet; and-, grid-iron; frying-, stew-pan, backlog.
sudatory; Turkish -, Russian -, vapor -, warm- bath; vaporarium.
386. Fuel. — N. fuel, firing, combustible, coal, wallsend, anthracite, culm,
coke, carbon, charcoal; turf, peat, firewood, bobbing, faggot, log; cinder &c.
(prodiLcts of combustion) 384; ingle, tinder, touchwood; sulphur, brimstone;
incense; port-fire; fire-barrel, -ball, -brand; amadou, bavin; bUnd-, glance-coal;
German tinder, pyrotechnic sponge, punk, smudge [U. S.].
388 — 396
MATTER
III. in. 2
brand, torch, fuse; wick; spill, match, light, lucifer, congrevc, vesuvian, vesta,
fusee, locofoco; linstock,
candle &c. {luminary) 423; oil &c. (grease) 356.
Adj. carbonaceous; combustible, inflammable.
389. Thermometer. — N. thenno-meter, -metrography -pile, -stat, -scope;
pyro-, calori-meter.
(S) Taste
391. Insipidity. — N. insipidity;
tastelessness &c. adj.
V. be -tasteless &c. adj.
Adj. void of -taste &c. 390; insipid;
taste-, gust-t, savor-less; ingustiblef,
mawkish, milk and water, weak, stale,
flat, vapid, -fade, wishy-washy, mild;
untasted. -
390. Taste. — N. taste, flavor, gust,
gusto, savor; goiUf relish; sapor f, sapid-
ity; twang, smack, smatchf ; after-
taste, tang.
tasting; de-, gustation.
palate, tongue, tooth, stomach.
V. taste, savor, smatch, smack, flavor,
twang; tickle the palate &c. (savory)
394; smack the lips.
Adj. sapid, saporific; gusta-blef, -tory; gustful; strong; palatable &c. 394.
392. Pungency. — N. pungency, piquancy, poignancy hatU-goHtf strong
taste, twang, race.
sharpness &c. adj.; acrimony; roughness &c. (sour) 392; imsavoriness &c.
395.
niter, salpeter; mustard, cayenne, caviare; seasoning Ac. (condiment) 393;
brine; carbonate of ammonia; sal-ammoniac, -volatile; smelling salts; harts-
horn.
dram, cordial, nip.
nicotine, tobacco, snuff, quid; segar; cigar, -ette; weed; fragrant -, Indian-
weed; Cavendish, fid, negro head, old soldier, rappee, stogy.
V. be -pungent &c. adj, ; bite the tongue.
render -pungent &c. adj.; season, spice, salt, pepper, pickle, brine, devil.
smoke, chew, take snuflf.
Adj. pungent, strong; high-, full-flavored; high-tasted, -seasoned; gamy;
sharp, stinging, rough, piquant, racy; biting, mordant; spicy; seasoned &c. v.;
hot, - as pepper; peppery, vellicating, escharotic, meraciousf ; acrid, acrimoni-
ous, bitter; rough &c. (sour) 397; unsavory &c. 395.
salt, saline, brackish, briny; salt as -brine, - a herring, - Lot's wife.
393. Condiment. — N. condiment, salt, mustard, pepper, cayenne, curry,
seasoning, sauce, spice, relish, sauce piquanie, caviare, pot herbs, onion, garlic,
pickle; achar, allspice, appetizer; bell-, Jamaica-, red-pepper; capsicum, chut-
ney; cubeb, pimento.
V. season &c. (render pungent) 392.
394. Savoriness. — N. savoriness &c.
adj.; relish, zest; appetizer.
titbit, dainty, delicacy, ambrosia, nec-
tar, bonne-bouche; game, turtle, venison;
delicatessen.
V. be -savory &c. adj.; tickle the
-palate, - appetite; flatter tbe palate.
render -palatable &c. adj.
relish, like, smack the lips.
Adj. savory, well-tasted, to one's
taste, tasty, good, palatable, nice.
395. Unsavoriness. — N. unsavori-
ness &c. adj.; amaritudc; acrimony,
-tude; roughness &c. (sour) 397; acerb-
ity, austerity; gall and wormwood, rue,
quassia, aloes; marah; sickener.
V. be -unpalatable &c. adj.; sicken,
disgust, nauseate, pall, turn the stom-
ach.
Adj. un-savory, -palatable, -sweet;
ill-flavored; bitter, - as gall; acrid,
acrimonious; rough.
III. m. 2
ORGANIC MATTER
394- 401
offensive, repulsive, nasty; sickening
&c. v.; nauseous; loath-, ful-some; un-
pleasant &c. 830.
dainty, delectable; tooth-ful, -some;
gustful, appetizing, lickerish, delicate,
delicious, exquisite, rich, luscious, am-
brosial.
Adv. per amusare la bocca
Phr. cela se laUse manger.
396. Sweetness. — N. sweetness,
dulcitude.
sugar, syrup, treacle, molasses, honey,
manna; confection, -ary; sweets, gro-
cery, conserve, preserve, confiture, jam,
julep; sugar-candy, -plum; licorice,
marmalade, plum, lollipop, bonbon, ju-
jupe, comfit, sweetmeat; apple butter,
caramel, damson, glucose;. maple-sirup,
-syrup, -sugar; mithaiy sorghum, taffy.
nectar; hydromel, mead, metheglin,
honeysuckle, liqueur, sweet wine.
pastry, pie, tart, pufiF, pudding.
dulc-ificationt, -orationf.
V. be -sweet &c. adj,
render -sweet &c. adj. ; sweeten; edulcorate; dulc-oratef , -ify t ; candy; mull.
Adj. sweet; sacchar-ine, -iferous; dulcet, candied, honied, luscious, lush,
nectarious, melliferous; sweetened &c. v.
sweet as -a nut, - sugar, - honey.
Phr. eau sucr^; " sweets to the sweet '' [Hamlet].
397. Sourness. — N. sourness &c.
adj.; acid, -ity; acetous fermentation.
vinegar, verjuice, crab, alum; acetic
acid.
V. be -, turn- -sour &c. adj. ; set the
teeth on edge.
render -sour &c. adj. ; acid-ify, -ulate.
Adj. sour; acid, -ulous, -ulated; tart,
crabbed; acet-ous, -osc; acerb, acetic;
sour as vinegar, sourish, acescent, sub-
acid; styptic, hard, rough.
(4) Odor
398. Odor. — N. odor, smell, odora-
mentfi scent, eflBuviimi; eman-, ex-
hal-ation; fume, essence, trail, nidorf,
redolence.
sense of smell; scent; act of -smelling
Ac. V. ; olfaction, olfactories.
V. have an -odor &c. n.; smell, -
of, - strong of; exhale; give out a -smell
Ac. n. ; scent.
smell, scent; snufiF, - up; sniff, nose, inhale.
Adj. odor-ant, -ous, -iferous; smelling, strong-scented; redolent, grave-
olent, nidorous, pungent.
[Relating to the sense of smell] olfactory, quick-scented.
399. Inodorousness.— N. inodor-
ousness; absence -, want- of smell.
deodor-ant, -ization, -izer.
V. be -inodorous &c. adj. ; not smell.
deodorize.
Adj. inodor-ous, -ate; scentless; with-
out -, wanting- smell &c. 398.
deodoriz-ed, -ing.
400. Fragrance. — N. fragrance,
aroma, redolence, perfume, bouquet;
sweet smell, aromatic perfume.
agalloch, -ium; aloes wood; bay nun;
calam-bac, -bour; champak, horehound,
lign-aloes, marrubium, mint, muskrat,
napha water, olibanum, spirit of myrcia.
incense; musk, frankincense; pastil,
-le; myrrh, perfumes of Arabia; otto,
ottar, attar; bergamot, balm, civet, pot-
pourri, pulvilf; nosegay; scent, -bag;
sachet, smelling bottle, vinaigrette; eau
de Cologne; thurification.
401. Fetor. — N. fetor; bad &c. adj.
-smell, ~ odor; stench, stink; foul -,
mal- odor; empyreuma; mustiness &c.
adj.] rancidity; foulness &c. {unclean-
ness) 653.
stoat, polecat, skunk; assafcetida; fun-
gus, garlic; stinkpot; fitchet, fitchew,
fourmart, peccary.
V. have a -bdd smell &c. n.; smell;
stink, - in the nostrils, - like a polecat;
smell -strong &c. adj., - offensively.
Adj. fetid; strong-smelling; high,
bad, strong, fulsome, offe\v?jW^,\!^'csNssswv^^
400 — 406
MATTER
m. ni. 2
perfumer.
Y. be -fragrant &c. culj. ; have a -per-
fume &c. n. ; smell sweet, scent, perfume,
embalm.
Adj. fragrant, aromatic, redolent,
spicy, balmy, scented; sweet-smelling, -scented; perfimi-ed, -atory; thurifer-
ous; fragrant as a rose, muscadine, ambrosial.
rank, rancid, reasty, tainted, musty,
fusty, frouzy; olid, -ous^tj nidorous;
smell-, stink-ing; putrid &c. 653; suffo-
cating, mephitic; empyreumatic.
(5) Sound
(i) Sound in General
402. Sound. — N. sound, noise,
strain; accent, twang, intonation, tone;
cadence; sonorousness &c. adj.; audi-
bility; resonance &c. 408; voice &c. 580;
aspirate; ideophone; rough breathing.
[Science of sound] acoustics; phon-ics,
-etics, -ology, -ography; dia-coustics,
-phonics; phonetism.
V. produce sound; sound, make a
noise; give out -, emit- sound; resound
Ac. 408.
Adj. sounding; soniferous; sonor-ous,
-ific; resonant, audible, distinct; ster-
torous; phonetic; phonic, phonocamptic.
Phr. '' a thousand trills and quivering
sounds '' [Addison] ;/oren^ atrepUus,
Phr. one might hear a -feather, - pin-
de ceux qui ne sonl pas sages; le silence
" silence more musical than any song **
403. Silence. — N. silence; stillness
&c. (quiet) 265; peace, hush, lull; mute-
ness &c. 581 ; solemn -~, awful -, dead -,
deathlike- silence.
V. be -silent &c. adj.; hold one's
tongue &c. (not speak) 585.
render -silent &e. adj.; silence, still,
hush; stifle, muffle, stop; muzzle, put
to silence &c. (render mute) 581.
Adj. silent; still, -y; noise-, sound-
less; hushed &c. v.; mute &c. 581.
soft, solemn, awfiil, deathlike, silent
as the grave; inaudible &c. (faint) 405.
Adv. silently &c. adj, ; sub silentio.
Int. hush! silence! soft! whist! tush!
chut! tut! pox/ be -quiet! - silent! - still!
chup! chup rao! tace!
drop; grosse Seelen dulden still; le silence est la vertu
est le parti le plus sHr de celui se difie de soirmime;
[C. G. Rossctti]; tacerU satis laudant.
404. Loudness. — N. loudness, power;
loud noise, din; blare; clang, -or; clatter,
noise, bombilation, roar, uproar, racket,
hubbub, bobbery, fracas, charivari,
trumpet blast, flourish of trumpets, fan-
fare, tintamarre, peal, swell, blast, lar-
um, boom; resonance &c. 408.
vociferation, hullabaloo, &c. 411;
lungs; Stentor.
artillery, cannon; thunder.
V. be -loud &c. adj, ; peal, swell, clang,
boom, thunder, fulminate, roar; re-
sound &c. 408; speak up, shout &c.
(vociferate) 411; bellow &c. (cry as an
animal) 412.
rend the -air, - skies; fill the air; din -,
ring -, thunder- in the car; pierce -,
spUt -, rend- the -ears, - head; deafen,
stun ; faire le diahle a quaire; make one's
windows shake; awaken-, startle- the
echoes.
Adj. loud, sonorous; high-, big-
sounding; deep, full, powerful, noisy, blatant, clangorous, multisonous; thun-
dering, deafening &c. r.; trumpet-tongued; ear-splitting, -rending, -deafen- »
114
406. Faintness. — N. faintness &c,
adj.] faint sound, whisper, breath; un-
der-tone, -breath; murmur, hum, su-
surration; tinkle; *' still small voice."
hoarseness &c. adj. ; raucity.
V. whisper, breathe, murmiu", purl,
hum, gurgle, ripple, babble, flow; tinkle;
mutter &c. (speak imperfectly) 683; su-
surrate.
steal on the ear; melt in -, float on-
the air.
Adj. inaudible; scarcely -, just- au-
dible; low, dull; stifled, muffled; hoarse,
husky; gentle, soft, faint; floating; purl-
ing, flawing &c. v.; whispered &c. v.;
liquid; soothing; dulcet &c. (melodious)
413; susurr-ant, -ous.
Adv. in a whisper, with bated breath,
soUo voce, between the teeth, aside; pian-
o, -issimo; d la sourdine; out of earshot;
inaudibly &c. adj.
m. in. 2
ORGANIC MATTER
4M — 41C
ing; piercing; obstreperous, rackety, uproarious; enough to wake the -dead, -
?even sleepers.
shrill &c. 410; clamorous Ac. (vociferims) 411; stentor-ian, -ophonic f.
Adv. loudly &c. adj.; aloud; at the top of one's voice, lustily, in full cry.
Phr. the air rings with; " the deep dread-bolted thunder '' [Lear].
(ii) Specific Sounds
406. [Sudden and violent sounds.]
Snap. — N. snap &c. v.; rapping &c. v.;
de-, crepitation; report; thud; burst,
explosion, discharge, detonation, firing,
salvo, volley.
squib, cracker, gun, popgun.
V. rap, snap, tap, knock; click; clash;
crack, -le; crash; pop; slam, bang, clap;
brustle; burst on the ear; crepitate,
flump.
Adj. rapping &c. v.
407. [Repeated and protractec
sounds.] Roll. — N. roll &c. v. ; drum-
ming &c. v.; berloque, bombination
rumbling; tattoo; dingdong; tantara
rataplan; whirr; ratatat; rubadub; pita
pat; quaver, clutter, charivari, racket
cuckoo; repetition &c. 104; peal of bells
deviFs tattoo; reverberation &c. 408.
V. roll, drum, rumble, rattle, clatter
patter, clack; bombinate.
hum, trill, shake; chime, peal^ toll
tick, beat,
drum -, din- in the ear.
Adj. rolling &c. v.; monotonous &c. (repeated) 104; like a bee in a bottle.
408. Besonance. — N. resonance; 408a. Nonresonance. — N. thud
ring Ac. v.; ringing &c. v.; reflexion, re- thump, dead sound; nonresonance; muf
flection, reverberation. fled drums, cracked bell; damper; si
low -, base -, bass -, flat -, grave -, lencer.
deep- note; bass; 6(wso,-pro/(mdo;bari-, V. sound dead; stop -, damp-, dead
bary-tone; contralto. en-, the -sound, - reverberations.
V. re-sound, -verberate, -echo; ring, Adj. nonresonant, dead.
jingle, gingle, chink, clink; tink, -le;
chime; gurgle &c. 405; plash, guggle, echo, ring in the ear.
Adj. resounding &c. v.; resonant, reverberant, tinnientf, tintinnabulary;
deep-toned, -sounding, -mouthed; hollow, sepulchral; gruff &c. (harsh) 410.
Phr. ** Bweet bells jangled, out of time and harsh '' [Hamlet].
409. [Hissing sounds.] Sibilation. — N. sibilation; zip; hiss &c. v.; sternu-
tation; high note &c, 410.
goose, serpent.
V. hiss, buzz, whiz, rustle; fizz, -le; wheeze, whistle, snuffle; squash; sneeze;
sizzle, swish.
Adj. sibilant; hissing &c. v. ; wheezy; sternutative.
410. [Harsh sounds.] Stridor. — N. creak &c. v.; creaking &c. v.; discord,
&c. 414; stridor; roughness, sharpness, &c. adj.; cacopiiony; cacoepy.
acute -, high- note; soprano, treble, tenor, alto, falsetto, penny trumpet,
voce di testa.
V. creak, grate, jar, burr, pipe, twang, jangle, clank, clink; scream &c. (cry)
411; yelp &c. (animal sound) 412; buzz &c. (Jhiss) 409.
set the teeth on edge, Scorcher les or exiles; pierce -, split- the -ears, - head;
offend -, grate upon - jar upon- the ear.
Adj. creaking &c. v.; stridulous, harsh, coarse, hoarse, horrisonous t, rough,
gruff, grum, sepulchral, hollow.
sharp, high, acute, shrill; trumpet-toned; piercing, ear-piercing, high-
pitched, -toned; cracked; discordant &c. 414; cacophonous.
411 — 414
MATTER
III. in. 2
411. Cry. — N. cry &c. v.; voice &c.
(human) 580; hubbub; bark &c. (animal)
412.
vociferation, outcry, hullabaloo, cho-
rus, clamor, hue and cry, plaint; lungs;
stentor.
V. cry, roar, shout, bawl, brawl, hal-
loo, halloa, hoop, whoop, yell, bellow,
howl, scream, screech, screak, shriek,
shrill, squeak, squeal, squall, whine,
pule, pipe, yaup.
cheer; hoot ^grumble, moan, groan.
snore, snort; grunt &c. (animal
sounds) 412.
vociferate; raise -, lift up- the voice;
call -, sing -, cry- out; exclaim; rend
the air; thunder -, shout- at the -top of
one's voice, - pitch of ^ne's breath;
s'igosiller; strain the -throat, - voice,
- lungs; give a -cry &c.
Adj. crying &c. v,; clam-ant, -orous;
404; open-mouthed.
412. [Animal sounds.] Ululation.
— N. cry &c. v.j crying &c. v.; bow-
wow, ululation, latration, belling; re-
boation; woodnote; insect cry, friti-
niancy t, drone; screech owl; cuckoo.
V. cry, roar, bellow, blare, rebellow,
bark, yelp; bay, - the moon; yap,
growl, yarrf, yawl, snarl, howl; grunt,
-le; snort, squeak; neigh, bray; mew,
mewl; purr, caterwaul, pule; bleat, low,
moo; troat, croak, crow, screech, caw,
coo, gobble, quack, cackle, gaggle, gug-
gle; chuck, -le; cluck, clack; chirp,
cheep, chirrup, twitter, cuckoo; hum,
buzz; hiss, blatter.
Adj. crying &c. v,; blatant, latrant^
re-, mugient; deep-, full-mouthed; re-
bellowing, reboant.
Adv. in full cry.
vociferous; stentorian &c. (loud)
(iii) Musical Sounds
414. Discord. — N. discord, -ance;
dissonance, cacophony, want of har-
mony, caterwauling; harshness &c. 410.
[Confused sounds] Babel; Dut^h -,
cat's- concert; marrowbones and clea-
vers.
V. be -discordant &c. adj.; jar &c.
(sound harshly) 410.
Adj. discordant; dis-, ab-sonant; out
of tune, tuneless; un-musical, -tunable;
un-, im-melodious; un-, in-harmonious;
singsong; cacophonous; harsh &c. 410;
jarring.
413. Melody. Concord. — N. mel-
ody, rhythm, measure; rhyme ifec.
(poetry) 597.
pitch, timbre, intonation, tone.
scale, gamut; diapason; diatonic -,
chromatic -, enharmonic- scale; key,
clef, chords.
modulation, temperament, syncope,
syncopation, preparation, suspension,
resolution.
staff, stave, line, space, brace; bar,
rest; appoggia-tOj -iura; acdaccaiura,
note, musical note, notes of a scale;
sharp, flat, natural; high note &c.
(shrillness) 410; low note &c. 408; interval; semitone; second, third, fourth
&c.; diatessaron.
breve, semibreve, minim, crotchet, quaver; semi-, demisemi-quaver;
sustained note, drone, burden.
tonic; key-, leading-, fundamental- note; supertonic, mediant, dominant;
sub-mediant, -dominant; octave, tetrachord; major-, minor- -mode, - scale,
- key; passage, phrase.
concord, harmony; emmeleia; unison, -ance; chime, homophony; euphon-y,
-ism; tonality; consonance; concent; part.
[Science of harmony] harmon-y, -ics; thorough-, fundamental-bass; coun-
terpoint; faburden.
piece of music &c. 415; composer, harmonist, contrapuntist.
V. be -harmonious &c. adj.; harmonize, chime, symphonize, transpose; put
in tune, tune, accord, string.
Adj. harmoni-ous, -cal; in -concord &c. n., - tune, - concert; unisonant,
concentual, symphonizing, isotonic, homophonous, assonant; ariose, conso-
nant.
measured^ rhythmical, diatonic, chromatic, enharmonic.
in. m. 2 ORGANIC MATTER 413 — 416
melodious, musical; melic; tuneful, tunable; sweet, dulcet, canorous; mell-
ow, -ifluous; soft, clear,'- as a bell; silvery; euphon-ious, -ic, -ical; sympho-
nious; enchanting Ac. {pleasure-giving) 829; fine-, full-, silver-toned.
Adv. harmoniously &c. adj,
Phr. " the hidden soul of harmony '' [Milton].
416. Music. — N. music; concert; strain, tune, air; melody &c. 413; aria,
arietta; piece of music, sonata; rond-o, -eau; pastorale, cavatina, roulade, fan-
tasia, concerto f overtiu-e, symphony, variations, cadenza; cadence; fugue, canon,
serenade, noUumOy dithyramb; opera, operetta; oratorio; composition, move-
ment; stave; pasmmezzOf toccaia, VorspieL
instrumental music; full score; minstrelsy, tweedledum and tweedledee, band,
orchestra; concerted piece, potpourri, capricdo.
vocal music, vocalism; chaunt, chant; psalm, -ody; hynm; song &c. (poem)
597; canticle, canzonet, cantata, bravura, lay, ballad, ditty, carol, pastoral,
recitative, recitativo, solfeggio.
Lydian measures; slow -miisic, - movement; adagio &c. adv.; minuet; siren
strains, soft music, lullaby; dump; dirge &c. (lament) 839; pibroch; martial
music, march; dance music; waltz &c. (dance) 840.
solo, duet, diLOy trio; quartet, -t; septett; part song, descant, glee, madrigal,
catch, round, chorus, chorale; antiphon, -y; accompaniment, second, bass;
score; bourdon, drone, morceau, terzetto.
composer &c. 413; musician &c. 416.
V. compose, perform &c. 416; attune.
Adj. musical; instnmiental, vocal, choral, l3rric, operatic; harmonious &c.
413; Wagnerian.
Adv. adagio; largo , larghetto, andaxi-ie, 'lino; alia capella; maestoso, moderato;
aUegr-o, •^etto; spiritoso, vivace, veloce; prest^o, -issimo; con brio; capricdoso;
scherZ'O, ^ando; legato, staccato, crescendo, diminuendo, raUentando, affettuoso;
obbligato; pizzicato; desto.
Phr. " in notes by distance made more sweet " [Collins]; " like the faint exquisite music
of a dream " [Moore]; " music arose with its voluptuous swell " [Byron] : " music is the uni-
versal language of mankind " [Longfellow]; '* music's golden tongue '' [Keats]; '' the speech
of angels * [Carlyle]; " will sing the savageness out of a bear " [Ulhello].
416. Musician. [Performance of Music] — N. musician, artiste, performer,
player, minstrel; bard ifec. (poet) 597; accompan-, accordion-, instnunental-,
organ-, pian-, violin-, flaut-ist; harper, fiddler, fifer, trumpeter, piper, drum-
mer; catgut scraper.
band, orchestra, waits.
vocal-, melod-ist; singer, warbler; songst-, chaunt-er, -ress; cantatrice.
choir, quire, chorister; chorus, - singer; liedertafel.
nightingale, philomel, thrush; siren; bulbul, mavis; Pierides; sacred nine;
Orpheus, Apollo, the Muses, Erato, Euterpe, Terpsichore; tuneful -nine, -
quire. ■
composer &c. 413.
performance, execution, touch, expression, solmization.
V. play, pipe, strike up, sweep the chords, twcedle, fiddle; strike the lyre,
beat the drum; blow -, sound -, wind- the horn; doodle; grind the organ; touch
the -guitar &c. (instruments) 417; thrum, strum, beat time.
execute, perform; accompany; sing -, play- a second; compose, set to music,
arrange.
sing, chaunt, chant, hum, warble, carol, chirp, chirrup, lilt, purl, quaver, trill,
shake, twitter, whistle; sol-fa; intone.
have -an ear for music, - a musical ear, - a correct ear.
Adj. playing &c. v.; musical.
Adv. adagio, andante &c. (music) 415.
417 — 419 MATTER III. ra. 2
417. Musical Instruments. — N. musical instruments; band; string-,
brass-band; orchestra; orchestrina.
[Stringed instruments] mono-, poly-chord; harp, lyre, lute, archlute; mandol-
a, -in, -ine; guitar; zither; cither, -n; gittem, rebeck, handurria, banjo; bina,
vina; xanorphica.
viol, -in; fiddle, kit; viola, - d'amore, - di gamba; tenor, cremona, violoncello,
bass; bass-, base- viol; theorbo, double base, contrabasso, violone, psaltery;
bow, fiddlestick.
piano, -forte; harpsi-, clavi-, clan-, mani-chord; clavier, spinet, virginals,
dulcimer, hurdy-gurdy, vielle, pianino, Eolian harp.
[Wind instruments] organ; harmoni-um, -phon; American-, barrel-, hand-
organ; accordian, seraphina, concertina; humming top.
flute, fife, piccolo, flageolet; clari-net, -onet; basset horn, como di bassetto,
oboe, haMthoy, cor Anglais, como Inglese, bassoon, double bassoon, contrafagoUOj
serpent, bass clarinet; bag-, union-pipes; musette , ocarina, Pandean pipes;
reed instrument; sirene, pipe, pitch-pipe; sourdet; whistle, catcall; doodlesack,
harmoniphone.
horn, bugle, comet, comet-d-pistonSf comopeanf, clarion, trumpet, trombone,
ophicleide; French-, bugle-, sax-, flugel-, alt-, helican-, post-horn; sackbut,
euphoniiun, bombardon, tuba.
[Vibrating surfaces] cymbal, bell, gong; tambour, -ine; drum, tom-tom; tab-
or, -ret, -ourine, -orin; side-, kettle-drum; tympani; tymbal, timbrel, Castanet,
bones; musical-glasses, -stones; harmonica, sounding-board, rattle; tam-tam,
zambomba.
[Vibrating bars] reed, tuning fork, triangle, Jew's harp, musical box, har-
monicon, xylophone. .
sord-ine, -et; sourd-ine, -et; mute.
(iv) Perception of Sound
418. [Sense of sound.] Hearing. — N.
hearing &c. v,; audition, auscultation;
eavesdropping; audibility.
acute -, nice -, delicate -, quick -,
sharp -, correct -, musical -ear; ear for
music.
ear, aiu*icle, lug, acoustic organs, audi-
tory apparatus, ear-drum, tympanum;
ear-, speaking-trumpet; telephone, pho-
nograph, microphone; gramophone, meg-
aphone, phonorganon.
hearer, auditor, listener, eavesdropper;
audi-tory, -ence.
V. hear, overhear; hark, -en; list, -en; give -, lend -, bend- an ear; catch a
sound, prick up one's ears; give ear, give -a hearing, - audience- to.
hang upon the lips of, be all ear, listen with both ears.
become audible; meet -, fall upon -, catch -, reach- the ear; be heard; ring
in the ear &c. (resound) 408.
Adj. hearing &c. v.; auditory, auricular, acoustic; phonic.
Adv. arreciis auribus.
Int. hark, - ye! hear! list, -en! O yes! Oyez!
419. Deafness. — N. deafness, hard-
ness of hearing, surdity f ; inaudibility,
inaudibleness.
V. be -deaf ifec. ad/.; have no ear;
shut -, stop -, close- one's ears; turn a
deaf ear to.
render deaf, stun, deafen.
Adj. deaf, earless, surd; hard -, dull-
of hearing; deaf-mute, stunned, deaf-
ened; stone deaf; deaf as -a post, - an
adder, - a beetle, - a trunkmaker.
inaudible, out of hearing.
IIS
lU. m. 2
ORGANIC MATTER
420 — 422
(6) Ldght
(i) Light in General
420. Light. — N. light, ray, beam,
stream, gleam, streak, pencil; sun-,
moon-beam; aurora.
day ; sunshine; light of -day, - heaven;
sun &e. (luminary) 432-, day-, broad
day-, noontide- light; noon-tide, -day.
glow &c. v.; glimmering <&c. v.; glint;
play -, flood- of light; phosphorescence,
lambent flame.
flush, halo, glory, nimbus, aureola.
spark, scintilla; facula; sparkling &c.
V, ; emication t, scintillation, flash, blaze,
coruscation, fulguration; flame &c. (fire)
382; lightning, levin, ignis fatuuSf &c.
(luminary) 423.
lu^r, sheen, shimmer, reflexion, re-
flection; ^ss, tinsel, spangle, bright-
ness, briUiancy, splendor; eff-, re-Tiil-
gence; ful-gor, -gidiTy; dazjlement, re-
splendence, transplendency"rTuminous-
ness Ac. adj.; luminosity; lucidity; re-f,
nitency; radi-ance, -ation; irradiation,
illumination.
actinic rays, actinism; Rontgen-, X-
ray; phot-, heli-ography; photometer
Ac. 445.
[Science of light] optics; photo-logy,
-metry; di-, cat-optrics.
[Distribution of light] chiaroscuroj
daircbscur, clear obscure, breadth, light
and shade, black and white, tonality.
reflection, refraction, dispersion; rc-
fractivity.
V. shine, glow, glitter; glis-ter, -ten;
twinkle, gleam; flare, - up; glare, beam,
shimmer, glimmer, flicker, sparkle, scin-
tillate, coruscate, flash, blaze; be -bright
&c. adj,] reflect light, daze, dazzle, bc-
lazzle, radiate, shoot out beams; ful-
;urate.
clear up, brighten.
lighten, enlighten; levin; light, - up;
irradiate, shine upon; give -, hang out a-
light; cast -, throw -, shed- -luster, -
light- upon; illum-e, -ine, -inatc; re-
lume, strike a light; kindle &c. (set fire
to) 384.
Adj. shining &c. v,; lumin-ous, -ifer-
ous; luc-id, -ent, -ulent, -ific, -ifcrous;
light, -some; bright, vivid, splendent,
nitid, lustrous, shiny, beamy, seintil-
lant, radiant, lambent; sheen, -y ; glossy,
burnished, glassy, sunny, orient, merid-
421. Darkness. — N. darkness &c.
adj.; blackness &c. (dark color) 431;
obscurity, gloom, murk; dusk &c. (dim-
ness) 422. •
Cimmerian -, Stygian -, Egyptian-
darkness; night; midnight; dead of -,
witching hour of -, witching time of-
night; blind man's holiday; darkness
-visible, - that can be felt; palpable ob-
scure; Erebus; "the jaws of darkness'*
[Midsummer Night* s Dream]; "sable-
vested Night " [Milton].
shade, shadow, umbra, penumbra;
sciagraphy.
obscuration; ad-, ob-umbration; ol>
tenebration, offuscationf, caligationf;
extinction; eclipse, total eclipse; gather-
ing of the clouds.
shading; distribution of shade; chiar-
oscuro &c. (light) 420.
noctivagation.
V. be -dark &c. adj.
darken, obscure, shade; dim; tone
down, lower ; over-cast, -shadow ; eclipse ;
ob-, of-t fuscate; ob-, ad-umbrate; cast
into the shade; be-cloud, -dim, -darken;
cast -, throw -, spread- a -shade, - shad-
ow, - gloom.
extinguish; put -, blow -, snuff- out;
doubt.
Adj. dark, -some, -ling; obscure, te-
nebrious, sombrous, pitch dark, pitchy;
caliginous; black &c. (in color) 431.
sunless, lightless &c. (see sun, light,
&c. 423); somber, dusky; unilluminated
&c. (see illuminate &c. 420); nocturnal;
dingy, lurid, gloomy; murk-y, -some;
shady, umbrageous; overcast &c. (dim)
422; cloudy &c. (opaque) 426; darkened
&c. V.
dark as -pitch, - a pit, - Erebus.
benighted; noctivag-ant, -ous.
Adv. in the -dark, - shade.
Phr. " brief as the lightning in the collied
night " [M. N. D.]; " eldest Night and Chaos,
ancestors of Nature " [P. L.); " the blackness
of the noonday night " [Longfellow]; " the
prayer of Ajax was for light " [Longfellow].
422. Dimness. — N. dimness &c.
adj.; darkness &c. 421; paleness &c.
(light color) 429.
half light, demi-jour; partial -shadow^
- eclipse; aJtiado^w ol ^ ^^^^\ ^gjsss^-^
420 — 426
MATTER
III. III. 2
ian; noon-day, -tide; cloudless, clear;
un-clouded, -obscured.
gair-, gar-ish; re-, tran-splendent;
re-, ef -fulgent; ful-gid, -gent; relucent,
splendid, blazing, in a blaze, ablaze, ru-
tilant, meteoric, phosphorescent; aglow.
bright as silver; light -, bright- as
-day, - noonday, - th^ sun at noonday.
actinic; photo-genic, -graphic; helio-
graphic; heliophagous.
Phr. '' a day for gods to stoop and men to
soar " [Tennyson]; " dark with '*'"»'^«'""»
bright " [Milton].
mer, -ing; nebulosity; cloud &c. 353,
eclipse.
aurora, dusk, twilight, shades of even-
ing, crepuscule, cockshut < time t ; break
of day, daybreak, dawn.
moon-light, -beam, -glade, -shine;
star-, owl's-, candle-, rush-, fire-light;
farthing candle.
V. be -, grow- -dim &c. adj, ; flicker,
twinkle, glinmier; loom, lower; fade,
pale, - its ineffectual fire [Hamlet],
render -dim &c. adj,] dim, bedim,
obscure.
Adj. dim, dull, lackluster, dingy, dark-
ish, shorn of its beams, dark 421.
faint, shadowed forth; glassy; cloudy; misty &c. (opaque) 426; blear;
muggy, fuliginous; nebul-ous, -ar; obnubilated, overcast, crepuscular, muddy,
lurid, leaden, dun, dirty; looming &c. v,
pale &c. (colorless) 429; confused &c. (inviMble) 447.
excessive
424. Shade. — N. shade; awning Ac.
(cover) 223; parasol, sunshade, umbrella;
chick; portiire; screen, curtain, shutter,
blind, gauze, veil, mantle, mask; cloud,
mist, gathering of clouds.
umbrage, glade; shadow &c. 421.
V. draw a curtain; put up -, close- a
shutter; veil &c. v.; cast a shadow &c.
(darken) 421.
Adj. shady, umbrageous.
Phr. " welcome ye shades! ye bowery
thickets hail '' [Thomson].
423. [Source of light, self-luminous
body.] Luminary. — N. luminary; light
&c. 420; flame &c. (fire) 382.
spark, scintilla; phosphorescence.
sun, orb of day, Phoebus, Apollo,
Aurora; star, orb, meteor; falling -,
shooting- star; blazing -, dog- star;
Sirius, canicula, Aldebaran; constella-
tion, galaxy; northern light, aurora
borealiSj zodiacal light; anthelion; day -,
morning- star; Lucifer; mock sun, par-
helion; Phosphor, -us; sundog; Venus;
polar lights.
lightning; chain -, fork -, sheet -, summer- lightning; phosphorus; ignis fa-
iuus; Jack o' -, Friar*s- lantern; will-o'-the-wisp, firedrake, Faia Morgana,
glowworm, firefly.
[Artificial light] gas; gas-, lime-, electric- light; lamp; lant-em, -horn; dark
lantern, buU's-eye; candle, bougie, taper, rushlight; oil &c. (grease) 356; wick,
burner; Argand, moderator, duplex; torch, flambeau, link, brand; gase-,
chande-, electro-lier; candelabrum, girandole, sconce, luster, candlestick.
firework, fizgig; pyrotechnics; rocket, lighthouse &c. (signal) 550.
V. illuminate &c. (light) 420.
Adj. self-luminous; phosphor-ic, -escent; radiant &c. (light) 420.
Phr. " blossomed the lovely stars, the forget-me-nots of the angels " [Longfellow]; " the
sentinel stars set their watch in the sky " [Campbell]; " the planets in their station listening
stood " [Paradise Lost]] " the Scriptures of the skies " [Bailey]; '* that orbed continent, the
fire that severs day from night " [Twelfth Night],
426. Transparency, — N. transpar-
en-ce, -cy; translucen-ce, -cy; diapha-
neity; luc-, pelluc-, limp-idity; fluores-
cence; trans-illumination, -lumination.
transparent medium, glass, crystal,
lymph, vitrite, water.
V. be -transparent &c. adj, ; transmit
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426. Opacity. — N. opacity; opaque-
ness &c. adj,
film; cloud &c. 353.
V. be -opaque &c. adj,\ obstruct the
passage of light; ob-, of-f fuscate.
Adj. opaque, impervious to light;
adiaphanous; dim &c. 422; turbid, thick,
muddy, opacousfi obfuscated, fuligi-
UI. m.2
ORGANIC MATTER
426 — 431
Adj. transparent, pellucid, lucid, di-
aphanous; trans-, tra-f, re-lucent; lim-
pid, clear, serene, crystalline, clear as
crystal, vitreous, transpicuous, glassy,
hyaline; hyaloid, vitreform.
inous, cloudy, hazy, misty, foggy, vapor-
ous, nubiferous, muggy,
smoky, fumid, murky, dirty.
427. Semitransparency. — N. semi-
transparency, opalescence, milkiness,
pearliness; gauze, muslin; film; mica, mother-of-pearl, nacre; mist &c. {dovd)
363.
Adj. semi-transparent, -pellucid, -diaphanous, -opacous f, -opaque; opal-
escent, -ine; pearly, milky; frosted, nacreous.
V. opalesce.
(ii) Specific Light
428. Color. — N. color, hue, tint,
tinge, dye, complexion, shade, tincture,
cast, livery, coloration, glow, flush; tone,
key.
pure -, positive -, primary -, primitive
— , complementary- color; three prima-
ries; spectrum, chromatic dispersion;
broken -, secondary -, tertiary- color.
local color, coloring, keeping, tone,
value, aerial perspective.
[Science of color] chromatics, spec-
trum analysis; chromat-ism, -ography,
-ology; prism, spectroscope.
pigment, coloring matter, paint, dye,
wash, distemper, stain; medium; mor-
dant; oil paint &c. (painting) 556.
V. color, dye, tinge, stain, tint, tinct,
paint, wash, ingrain, grain, illuminate,
emblazon, bedizen, imbue; paint &c.
(fine art) 556.
Adj. colored &c. v,; colorific, tin-
gent, tinctorial; chromatic, prismatic;
full-, high-, deep-colored; doubly-dyed; '■
polychromatic; chromatogenous; tingible.
bright, vivid, intense, deep; fresh, unfaded; rich, gorgeous; gay.
gaudy, florid; gai-, ga-rish; showy, flaunting, flashy; raw, crude; glaring,
flaring; discordant, inharmonious.
meUow, harmonious, pearly, sweet, delicate, tender, refined.
429. [Absence of color.] Achroma-
tism.—N. achromatism; de-, dis-
coloration; pall-or, -idity; paleness &c.
adj.; etiolation; neutral tint, mono-
chrome, black and white.
V. lose -color &c. 428; fade, fly, go;
become -colorless &c. adj.; turn pale,
pale.
deprive of color, decolorize, bleach,
tarnish, achromatize, blanch, etiolate,
wash out, tone down.
Adj. uncolored &c. {see color &c.
428); colorless, achromatic, aplanatic;
etiolate, -d; hueless, pale, pallid; pale-,
tallow-faced; faint, dull, cold, muddy,
leaden, dun, wan, sallow, dead, dingy,
ashy, ashen, ghastly, cadaverous, glassy,
lackluster; discolored &c. v.
Ught-colored, fair, blond; white &c.
430.
pale as -death, - ashes, - a witch, - a
ghost, - a corpse.
430. Whiteness. — N. whiteness &c.
adj. ; argent.
albification, etiolation; lactescence.
snow, paper, chalk, milk, Uly, ivory,
silver; alabaster; albata, eburin, Ger-
man silver, white metal, barium sul-
phate, blanc fixCy ceruse, pearl white;
white -, carbonate of- lead.
V. be -white &c. adj,
render -white &c. adj, ; whiten, bleach,
blanch, etiolate, whitewash, silver.
Adj. white ; milk-, snow-white ; snowy ;
niveous, candid, chalky; hoar, -y; sil-
431. Blackness. — N. blackness &c.
adj,; darkness &c. (want of light) 421;
swarthness, lividity, dark color, tone,
color; chiaroscuro &c. 420.
nigrification, infuscation.
jet, ink, ebony, coal, pitch, soot, char-
coal, sloe, smut, raven, crow; negro,
blackamoor, man of color, nigger, darkle,
Ethiop, black; buck, -nigger [U. S.);
coon * [U. S.l, sambo.
[Pigments] lamp -, ivory -, blue-
black; writing -, printing -, printet^a-^
Indian- ink.
430 — 436
MATTER
III. m. 2
• •
very; argent, -me; canescent, cretaceous,
lactescent.
whitish, creamy, pearly, fair, blond;
blanched &c. v, ; high in tone, light.
white as -a sheet, - driven snow,
-- a lily, - silver; like -ivory &c. n.
V. be -black Ac. adj.
render -black &c. adj.; blacken, in-
fuscate, denigrate; blot, -ch; smutch;
smirch; darken &c. 421.
Adj. black, sable, swarthy, somber,
dark, inky, ebon, atramentous, jetty;
coal-, jet-black ; fuliginous, pitchy, sooty,
swart, dusky, dingy, murky, Ethiopic; low-toned, low in tone; of the deep-
est dye.
black as -jet &c. n., - my hat, - a shoe, - a tinker's pot, - November,
- thunder, - midnight; nocturnal &c. (dark) 421; nigrescent; gray &c. 432;
obscure &c. 421.
Adv. in mourning.
432. Gray. — N. gray &c. adj. ; neu-
tral tint, silver, pepper and salt, chiaro-
BcurOy grisaille.
[Pigments] Payne's gray; black &c.
431. ^
Adj. gray, grey; iron-gray, dun, drab,
dingy, leaden, livid, somber, sad, pearly,
russet, roan; calcareous, limy, favillous;
silver, -y, -ed; ash-en, -y; ciner-eous,
-itious; grizzl-y, -ed; slate-, stone-,
mouse-, ash-colored; cool.
433. Brown. — N. brown &c. adj.
[Pigments] bister, ocher, sepia, Van-
dyke brown.
V. render -brown <fcc. adj.] tan, em-
brown, bronze.
Adj. brown, bay, dapple, auburn,
castaneous, chestnut, nut-brown, cinna-
mon, russet, tawny, fuscous, chocolate,
maroon, foxy, tan, brunette, whitey
brown; fawn-, snuff-, liver-colored;
brown as -a berry, - mahogany, - the
oak leaves; khaki.
sun-burnt; tanned &c. v.
Primitive Colors ^
434. Redness. — N. red, scarlet, ver-
milion, carmine, crimson, pink, lake,
maroon, carnation, couleur de rosCy rose
du Barry; magenta, damask, purple;
flesh -color, - tint; color; fresh -, high-
color; warmth; gules.
ruby, carbuncle; rose; rust, iron mold.
[Dyes and pigments] cinnabar, coch-
ineal; fuchsine; ruddle, madder; Indian
-, light -, Venetian- red; red ink, an-
notto ; annatto, realgar, minium, red lead.
redness &c. adj.; rub-escence, -icun-
dity, -ification; erubescence, blush.
V. be -, become- -red &c. adj. ; blush,
flush, color up, mantle, redden.
render -red &c. adj.] redden, rouge; rub-ify, -ricatc; incarnadine; ruddle.
Adj. red &c. n., -dish; rufous, ruddy, florid, incarnadine, sanguine; ros-y,
-eate; blow-zy, -ed; burnt; rubi-cund, -form; lurid, staramel, blood red; rus-.
set, buff, murrey, carroty, sorrel, lateritious; rub-ineous, -ricate, -ricose; ru-
fulous.
rose-, ruby-, cherry-, claret-, flame-, flesh-, peach-, salmon-, brick-, brick-
dust-colored.
blushing &c. v.] erubescent; reddened &c. v.
red as -fire, -blood, - scarlet, - a turkey cock, - a lobster; warm, hot; foxy.
* The author's classification of colors has been retained, though it does not entirely accord
^^A the theories of modem science.
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Complementary Colors
435. Greenness. — N. green &c. adj. ;
blue and yellow; vert.
emerald, verd antique, verdigris, mal-
achite, beryl, aquamarine; absinthe,
cr^e de menthe.
[Pigments] terre verte, verditer, ver-
dine.
greenness, verdure; virid-ity, -es-
cence; verditure.
Adj. green, verdant; glaucous, olive;
green as grass; verdurous.
emerald -, pea -, grass -, apple -, sea
-, oUve -, bottle- green.
greenish; vir-ent, -escent.
III. in. 2
ORGANIC MATTER
436 — 442
436. Yellowness. — N. yellow &c.
adj.; or.
[Pigments] gamboge; cadmium -,
chrome -, Indian -, king's -, lemon-
^ yellow; orpiment, yellow ocher, Claude
tint, aureolin; xanth-ein, -in; zaofulvin.
crocus, saffron, topaz; xanthite; yolk.
jaundice; London fog; yellowness &c.
adj,; icterus; xantho-cyanopia, -psia.
Adj. yellow, aureate, golden, flavousf, citrine, fallow; fulv-ous, -id; sallow,
luteous, tawny, creamy, sandy; xanth-ic, -ous; jaundiced; auricomous.
gold-, citron-, saffron-, lemon-, sulphur-, amber-, straw-, primrose-, cream-
colored; xantho-carpous, -chroid, -pons.
yellow as a -quince, - guinea, - crow's foot.
warm, advancing.
437. Purple, -r N. purple &c. adj. ;
blue and red, bishop's purple; aniline
dyes, grideUn, amethyst; purpure; heUo-
trope.
livid-ness, -ity.
V. empurple.
Adj. piu-ple, violet, plum-colored, lav-
ender, lilac, puce, mauve; livid.
438. Blueness. — N. blue &c. adj. ;
garter-blue; watchetf.
[Pigments] ultramarine, smalt, cobalt,
cyanogen; Prussian -, syenite- blue;
bice, indigo; zaffer.
lapis lazulij sapphire, turquoise; in-
dicolite.
blue-, bluish-ness; bloom.
Adj. blue, azure, cerulean; sky-blue,
-colored, -dyed; cerulescent; bluish; at-
mospheric, retiring; cold.
439. Orange. — N. orange, red and
yellow; gold; or; flame &c. color, adj.
[Pigments] ocher. Mars orange, cad-
mium.
cardinal -bird, - flower, - grosbeak, -
lobelia.
V. gild, warm.
Adj. orange; ochreous; orange-, gold-,
flame-, copper-, brass-, apricot-colored;
warm, hot, glowing.
440. Variegation. — N. variegation; di-, tri-chroism; iridescence, play of
colors, polychrome, maculation, spottiness, striae.
spectrum, rainbow, iris, tulip, peacock, chameleon, butterfly, tortoise shell;
mackerel, -sky; zebra, leopard, cheetah, nacre, ocelot, ophite, mother-of-pearl,
opal, marble.
check, plaid, tartan, patchwork; mar-, par-quetry; mosaic, tesserae, strigce;
chessboard, checkers, chequers; harlequin; Joseph's coat; tricolor.
V. be -variegated &c. ddj.; variegate, stripe, streak, checker, chequer; be-,
speckle; be-, sprinkle; stipple, maculate, dot, bespot; tattoo, inlay, damascene;
embroider, braid, quilt.
Adj. variegated &c. v.; many-colored, -hued; divers-, party-colored; di-,
poly-chromatic; bi-, tri-, versi-color; of all- the colors of the rainbow, - manner
of colors; kaleidoscopic.
iridescent; opal-ine, -escent ; prismatic, nacreous, pearly, shot, gorge de pigeon,
chatoyant; irisated, pavonine.
pied, piebald; motley; mottled, marbled; pepper and salt, paned, dappled,
clouded, cymophanous.
mosaic, tesselated, plaid; tortoise shell <fec. n.
spott-ed, -y; punctated, powdered; speckled &c. v.; freckled, flea-bitten,
studded; fleck-ed, -ered; striated, barred, veined; brind-ed, -led; tabby; wa-
tered; grizzled; listed; embroidered &c. v.; daedal; naevose, stipiform; stri-gose,
-olate.
(iii) Perceptions op Light
441. Vision. — N. vision, sight, op-
tics, eyesight.
view, look, espial, glance, ken, coup
d'cM; glimpse, glint^ peep; gaze, stare,
442. Blindness. — N. blindness, ce-
city, excecationt, amaurosis, cataract,
ablepsy t, prestrictionf; dim-sigh tednesa
&c. 443\ aVA«^«v^\ ^xi^<^^ -^^T^\ ^"^^^
441 — 443
MATTER
III. III. 2
leer; perlustration, contemplation; con-
spect-ion t, -uity f; regard, survey; in-,
intro-spection; reconnaissance, specula-
tion, watch, espionage, espionnage, au-
topsy; ocular -inspection, - demonstra-
tion; sight-seeing.
point of view; gazebo, loophole, bel-
vedere, watchtower.
field of view; theater, amphitheater,
arena, vista, horizon; commanding -,
bird's eye- view; periscope.
visual organ, organ of vision; eye;
naked -, unassisted- eye; retina, pupil,
iris, cornea, white; optics, orbs; saucer -,
goggle -, gooseberry- eyes.
short sight ifec. 443; clear -, sharp -,
quick -, eagle -, piercing -, penetrating-
-sight, - glance, - eye; perspicacity, dis-
cernment; catopsis.
eagle, hawk; cat, lynx; Argus.
evil eye; basilisk, cockatrice.
V. see, behold, discern, perceive, have
in sight, descry, sight, make out, dis-
cover, distinguish, recognize, spy, espy,
ken; get -, have -, catch- a -sight, - glimpse- of; command a view of; witness,
contemplate, speculate; cast -, set- the eyes on; be a -spectator &c. 444- of;
look on &c. (be present) 186; see sights &c. (curiosity) 455; see at a glance &c.
{intelligence) 498.
look, view, eye; lift up the eyes, open one's eye; look -at, - on, - upon, -
over, - about one, - round; survey, scan, inspect; run the eye -over, - through ;
reconnoiter, glance -round, - on, - over; turn -, bend- one's looks upon; direct
the eyes to, turn the eyes on, cast a glance.
observe &c. {attend to) 457; watch &c. (care) 459; see with one's own eyes;
watch for &c. (expect) 507; peep, peer, pry, take a peep; play at bopeep.
look- -full in the face, - hard at, - intently; strain one's eyes; fix -, rivet-
the eyes upon; stare, gaze; pore over, gloat on; leer, ogle, glare; goggle; cock
the eye, squint, gloat, look askance.
Adj. seeing &c. v.; visual, ocular; optic, -al; ophthalmic.
clear-sighted ifec. n. ; eagle-, hawk-, lynx-, keen-, Argus-eyed.
visible <&c. 446.
Adv. visibly &c. 446; in sight of, with one's eyes open.
at -sight, - first sight, - a glance, - the first blush; primd facie.
Int. look! &c. (attention) 457.
Phr. the scales falling from one's eyes; " an eye like Mare to threaten or command "
IHanUet]; " her eyes are homes of silent prayer " (Tennyson); " looking before and after '*
Handel]] " thy rapt soul sitting in thine eyes " [Milton].
Serena (" drop serene "), noctograph,
teichopsia.
V. be -blind &c. adj.; not see; lose
sight of; have the eyes bandaged; grope
in the dark.
not look; close -, shut -, turn away
-, avert- the eyes; look another way;
wink &c. (limited vision) 443; shut the
eyes -, be blind- to; wink -, blink- at.
render -blind &c. adj.; blind, -fold;
hoodwink, dazzle; put one's eyes out;
throw dust into one's eyes; jeter de la
poudre aux yeux; screen from sight &c.
(hide)^ 528.
Adj. blind; eye-, sight-, vision-less;
dark; stone-, sand-, stark-blind; undis-
cerning; dim-sighted <fec. 443.
blind as -a bat, - a buzzard, - a beetle,
- a mole, - an owl; wall-eyed.
blinded &c. v.
Adv. bhnd-ly, -fold; darkly.
Phr. '' O dark, dark, dark, amid the blaze
of noon " [Milton].
443. [Imperfect vision.] Dim-sightedness. [Fallacies of vision.] — N. dim
-, dull -, half -, short -, near -, long -, double -, astigmatic -, failing- sight;
dim &c. -sightedness; purblindness, lippitude; my-, presby-opia; confusion of
vision; astigmatism; color blindness, chromato-pseudo-blepsis. Daltonism;
nyctalopia; strabismus, strabism, squint; blearedness, day blindness, heme-
ralopia, nystagmus; xantho-cyanopia, -psia; cast in the eye, swivel eye, goggle-
eyes; obliquity of vision.
winking &c. r.; nictitation; blinkard, albino.
dizziness, swimming, scotomy; cataract; ophthahnia.
/Limitation of vision] blinker; screen Ac. (hider) 530.
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IIL lu. 2
ORGANIC MAITER
443 — 447
[Fallacies of vision] deceptio visits; refraction, distortion, illusion, false light,
anamorphosis, virtual image, spectrum, mirage, looming, phasma t ; phant-
asm, -asma, -om; vision; specter, apparition, ghost; ignis fatuus &c. {luminary)
423; specter of the Brocken; magic mirror; magic lantern &c. {show) 448; mirror,
lens Ac. {instrument) 445.
V. be -dim-sighted &c. n.; see double; have a -mote in the eye, - mist before
the eyes, - film over the eyes; see through a -prism, - glass darkly; wink, blink,
nictitate; squint; look ask-ant, -ance; screw up the eyes, glare, glower; nictate.
dazzle, loom.
Adj. (Um-sighted &c. n. ; my-, presby-opic ; astigmatic ; mooij-, mope-, blear-,
goggle-, gooseberry-, one-eyed; blind of one eye, monoculous; half-, pur-blind;
cock-, dim-, mole-eyed; dichroic.
bUnd as a bat &c. {blind) 442; winking &c. v.
44C Spectator. — N. spectator, beholder, observer, looker-on, on-looker,
witness, eyewitness, bystander, passer by; sight-seer; rubberneck * [U. S.].
spy; sentinel &c. {warning) 668.
V. witness, behold &c. (see) 441 ; look on &c. {be present) 186 ; rubber *, -neck *
[U. S.].
446. Optical Instruments. — N. optical instruments; lens, meniscus
magnifier; micro-, mega-, tieno-scope; spectacles, glasses, barnacles, goggles
eyeglass, pince-nez; periscopic lens; telescope, glass, lorgnette, binocular; spy-
opera-, field-glass; burning glass, convex lens.
mirror, reflector, speculum; looking-, pier-, cheval-glass.
prism; camera-lucida, -obscura; magic lantern &c. {show) 448; stereopticon
chro-, thau-matrope; stereo-, pseudo-, poly-, kaleido-scope.
photo-, erio-,actino-,luci-, radio-meter; abdomino-, gastro-, helio-, polari-
polemo-, spectro-scope.
abdominoscopy; gastroscopy; microscop-y, -ist.
446. VisibiUty. — N. visibility, per-
ceptibility ; conspicuousness, distinct-
ness &c. adj.; conspicuity; appearance
&c. 448; bassetting; exposure; manifes-
tation &c. 625; ocular -proof, - evidence,
- demonstration; field of view &c. {vision)
441; periscopism.
V. be -, become- -visible &c. adj.;
appear, open to the view; meet -, catch-
the eye; basset; present -, show -, mani-
fest -, produce -, discover -, reveal -,
expose -, betray- itself; stand -forth, -
out; materialize; show; arise; peep -,
peer -, crop- out; start -, spring -, show
-, turn -, crop- up; glimmer, loom;
glare; burst forth; burst upon the -view,
- sight; heave in sight; come -in sight, -
into view, - out, - forth, - forward; see
the light of day; break through the
clouds; make its appearance, show its
face, appear to one's eyes, come upon
the stage, float before the eyes, speak
for itself &c. {manifest) 525; attract the
attention &c. 457; reappear; live in a
glass house.
expose to view &c, 525.
447. InvisibiUty. — N. invisibility,
invisibleness, nonappearance, impercep-
tibility; indistinctness &c. adj. ; mystery ,
delitescence.
concealment &c. 528; latency &c. 526.
V. be -invisible &c. adj.; be hidden
&c. {hide) 528; lurk &c. {lie hidden) 526;
escape notice.
render -invisible &c. adj.; conceal &c.
528; put out of sight.
not see &c. (be blind) 442; lose sight of.
Adj. invisible, imperceptible; un-,
in-discernible; un-, non-apparent; out
of -, not in- sight; d perte de vue; behind
the -scenes, - curtain; view-, sight-less;
in-, un-conspicuous; imseen &c. (see
see &c. 441); covert &c. {latent) 526;
eclipsed, under an eclipse.
dim &c. {faint) 422; mysterious, dark,
obscure, confused; indistin-ct, -guish-
able; shadowy, indefinite, undefined;
ill-defined, -marked; blurred, fuzzy, out
of focus; misty &c. {opa^e) 426; veiled
&c. {concealed) 528; delitescent.
Phr. " full many a flower ia baroL ^ VJca^
unseen " \Gra^\.
416 — 449
MATTER
IU.ni. 2
Adj. visible, perceptible, perceivable, discernible, apparent; in -view, -full
view, - sight; exposed to view, en Mdence; unclouded.
obvious &c. (manifest) 625; plain, clear, distinct, definite; well-defined,
-marked; in focus; recognizable, palpable, autoptical; glaring, staring, con-
spicuous; stereoscopic; in -bold, - strong- relief.
periscopic, panoramic.
before -, under- one's eyes; before one, d tme d^osil^ in one's eye, oculis «u6-
jeda fidelQma.
Ad7. visibly &c. adj.; in sight of; before one's eyes &c. adj.; veluli in
speculum.
4i8. Appearance. — N. appearance,
phenomenon, sight, spectacle, show,
premonstration t, scene, species, view,
coup d*oeil; lookout, outlook, prospect,
vista, perspective, bird's-eye view, scen-
ery, landscape, picture, tableau; display,
exposure, mise en seine; rising of the
curtain.
phant-asm, -om &c. {fallacy of vision)
443.
pageant, spectacle; peep-, raree-, gal-
lanty-show; ombres chinoises; magic lan-
tern, phantasmagoria, dissolving views;
biograph, cinematograph, moving pic-
tures; pan-, di-, cosm-, ge-orama; coup
-, jeu- de thMlre; pageantry &c. (ostenia-
tian) 882; insignia &c. (indication) 550.
aspect, angle, phase, phasis, seeming;
shape &c. (form) 240; guise, look, com-
plexion, color, image, mien, air, cast, carriage, port, demeanor; presence, ex-
pression, first blush, face of the thing; point of view, light.
lineament, feature, trait, lines; out-line, -side; contour, face, countenance,
physiognomy, visage, phiz, cast of countenance, profile, toumure, cut of one's
jib, metoposcopy; outside &c. 220.
V. appear; be -, become- visible &c. 446; seem, look, show; present -, wear
-, carry -, have -, bear -, exhibit -, take -, take on -, assume- the -appear-
ance, - semblance- of; look like; cut a figure, figure; present to the view; show
&c. (make manifest) 525.
Adj. apparent, seeming, ostensible; on view.
Adv. apparently; to all -seeming, - appearance; ostensibly, seemingly,
as it seems, on the face of it, primdfade; at the first blush, at first sight; in the
eyes of; to the eye.
Phr. edUio pnnceps.
449. Disappearance. — N. disap-
pearance, evanescence, eclipse, occupa-
tion.
departure &c. 293; exit; vanishing
point; dissolving views.
V. disappear, vanish, dissolve, fade,
melt away, pass, go, avaunt; be -gone
&c. adj,; leave -no trace, - " not a rack
behind " [Tempest] ; go off the stage &c.
(depart) 293; suffer -, undergo- an
eclipse; retire from sight; be lost to view,
pass out of sight.
lose sight of.
efface &c. 552.
Adj. disappearing &c, v.; evanescent;
missing, lost; lost to -sight, - view; gone.
Int. vanish! disappear! avaunt! &c.
(ejection) 297.
J9^
iv. U) I
oPiLHATIONS, ETC., OF INTELLECT
460 — 462
CLASS IV
Words relating to the INTELLECTUAL FACULTIES
Division (I) FORMATION OF IDEAS
Section I. Operations of Intellect in General
460a. Absence or want of Intellect.
— N. absence -, want- of -intellect &c.
450; imbecility &c. 499; brutality;
brute -instinct, - force.
Adj. unendowed with -, void of- rea-
son.
450. Intellect. — N. intellect, mind,
understanding, reason, thinking princi-
ple; rationality; cogitative -, cognitive -,
discursive -, reasoning -, intellectual-
faculties; faculties, senses, conscious-
ness, oteervation, percipience, intelli-
gence, intellection, intuition, association
of ideas, instinct, conception, judgment, wits, parts, capacity, intellectuality,
genius; brains, cognitive -, intellectual- powers; wit &c. 498; ability &c.
(skill) 698; wisdom &c. 498; Vemunft, Verstand.
soul, spirit, ghost, inner man, heart, breast, bosom, penetralia mentiSy
diuina particula auras ^ heart's core; the Absolute, psyche, subliminal con-
sciousness, supreme principle.
organ -, seat- of thought; sensorium, sensory, brain; head, -piece; pate,
noddle, skull, scull, pericranium, cerebrum, cranium, brainpan, sconce, up-
per story.
[Science of mind] metaphysics; psych-ics, -ology; ideology; mental -,
moral- philosophy; philosophy of the mind;pneumat-, phren-ology; cranio-
logy, -scopy.
ideal-ity, -ism; transcendental-, spiritual-ism; immateriality &c. 317;
universal -concept, - conception.
metaphysician, psychologist &c.
V. note, notice, mark; take -notice, - cognizance- of; be -aware, - con-
scious- of; realize; appreciate; ruminate &c. (think) 451; fancy &c. (ima^ne)
515.
Adj. [Relating to intellect] intellectual, mental, rational, subjective, meta-
physical, nooscopic, spiritual; ghostly; psych-ical, -ological; cerebral; ani-
mastic; brainy; hyper-, super-physical; subconscious, subliminal.
immaterial &c. 317; endowed with reason.
Adv. in petto.
Phr. ens ratumis; irons est animi janva [Cicero]; locos y nifios dicen la verdad; mens sola
loco non exulat [Ovidf; " my mind is my kingdom " [Campbell]; " stern men with empires
in their brains " [Lowell]; " the mind, the music breathing from her face " [Byron]; " thou
living ray of intellectual Fire " [Falconer].
461. Thought. — N. thought; exer-
eitation -, exercise- of the intellect;
intellection; reflection, cogitation, con-
sideration, meditation, study, lucubra-
tion, speculation, deliberation, ponder-
ing; head-, brain-work; cerebration;
deep reflection ; close study, application
dbc. (attention) 457.
452. [Absence or want of thought.]
Incogitancy. — N. incogitancy, va-
cancy, inunderstanding; fatuity &c. 499;
thoughtlessness &c. (inattention) 458;
vacuity.
V. not -think &c. 451; not think of;
dismiss from the -mind, - thoughts &c
451.
vn
461 — 464
INTELLECT
IV. (I) 1
indulge in reverie &c. (be inatteniive)
458.
put away thought; unbend -, relax -,
divert- the mind.
Adj. vacant, uninteilectual, unideal,
unoccupied, unthinking, inconsiderate,
thoughtless; absent &c. (inattentive) 458;
diverted; irrational &c. 499; narrow-
minded &c. 481.
un-thought of, -dreamt of, -consid-
ered; off one's mind; incogitable, not to
be thought of.
Phr. absence d* esprit; pabulum piciwra pascU
inani.
abstract thought, abstraction, contem-
plation, musing; brown study &c. (inat-
tention) 458; reverie, Piatonism; depth
of thought, workings of the mind,
thoughts, inmost thoughts; self-counsel,
-communing, -consultation; philosophy
of the -Absolute, - Academy, - Garden,
Lyceum, - Porch.
association -, succession -, flow -,
train -, current- of -thought, - ideas.
after -, mature- thought; reconsidera-
tion, second thoughts; retrospection &c.
(memory) 505; excogitation; examina-
tion &c. (inquiry) 461; invention &c.
(imagination) 515.
thoughtfulness &c. adj,
V. think, reflect, cogitate, excogitate, consider, deliberate; bestow -thought,
- consideration -upon; speculate, contemplate, meditate, ponder, muse,
dream, ruminate; brood -, con- over; animadvert, study; bend -, apply- the
mind &c. (attend) 457; digest, discuss, hammer at, weigh, perpend; realize,
appreciate; fancy &c. (imagine) 515; trow.
take into consideration; take counsel &c. (66 adnised) 695; commune with
-, bethink- oneself; collect one's thoughts; revolve -, turn over -, run over-
in the mind; chew the cud -, sleep- upon; take counsel of -, advise with- one's
pillow.
rack -, ransack -, crack -, beat ~, cudgel- one's brains; set one's -braia,
- wits- to work.
harbor -, entertain -, cherish -, nurture- an -idea &c. 453; take into one's
head; bear in mind; reconsider.
occur; present -, suggest- itself; come -, get- into one's head; strike one,
flit across the view, come uppermost, run in one's head; enter -, pass in -,
cross ~, flash on -, flash across -, float in -, fasten itself on -, be uppermost in
-, occupy- the mind; have in one's mind.
make an impression; sink -, penetrate- into the mind; engross the thoughts.
Adj. thinking &c. v.; thoughtful, pensive, meditative, reflective, museful,
wistful, contemplative, speculative, deliberative, studious, sedate, introspec-
tive, Platonic, philosophical.
lost in thought &c. (inattentive) 458; deep musing &c. (intent) 457.
in the mind, under consideration.
Adv. all things considered.
Phr. the mind beinp on the stretch; the -mind, - head- -turning, - running- upon; " di-
vinely bent to meditation " [Rich, ///]; en loute chose ilfaut considdrer la fin; ** fresh-pluckt
from bowers of never-failing thought " [O. Meredith]; " go speed the stars of Thought "
[Emerson]; "in maiden meditation fancy-free" [Af. N. D.]; "so sweet is zealous con-
templation " [Rich. Ill]', " the power of Thought is the magic of the Mind " (Byronl;
" those that think must govern those that toil " [Goldsmith]; " thought is parent of the
deed " [Carlyle]; " thoughts in attitudes imperious " [Longfellow]; " thoughts that breathe
and words that bum " [Gray]; vivere est cogitare [Cicero]; Volk der Dichter und Denker,
463. [Object of thought.] Idea. — N.
idea, notion, conception, thought, appre-
hension, impression, perception, image,
€i8cuXov, sentiment, reflection, observa-
tion, consideration; abstract idea; arche-
type, formative notion; guiding -, or-
ganizing- conception; image in the mind,
regulative principle.
view &c. (opinion) 484; theory &c.
128
464. [Subject of thought, voij/ioTo.]
Topic. — N. subject of -, material for-
thought; food for the mind, mental pab-
ulum.
subject, -matter; matter, theme, wiy-
fuiTa, topic, what it is about, thesis, text,
business, affair, matter in hand, argu-
ment; motion, resolution; head, chapter;
case, point; proposition, theorem; field
IV. (I) n
OPERATIONS, ETC., OF INTELLECT
463—468
514; CMiceit, fancy; phantasy &c. {imag-
inaiion) 515.
point of view &c. (aspect) 448; field of
view.
of inquiry; moot point, problem &c.
{question) 461.
V. float -, pass- in the mind &c. 45L
Adj. thought of; uppermost in the
mind; in petto.
Adv. under consideration; in -question, - the mind; on -foot, - the carpet,
- the docket, - the tapis; relative to &c. 9.
Section II. Precursory Conditions and Operations
466. [The desire of knowledge.] Curi-
osity. — N. interest, thirst for knowl-
edge; curi-osity, -ousness; inquiring
!^inind; inquisitiveness.
sight-seer, quidnunc, newsmonger,
Paul Pry, eavesdropper; gossip &c.
{news) 532; rubberneck* [U. S.].
V. be -curious &c. adj. ; take an inter-
est in, stare, gape; prick up the ears,
«ee sights, lionize; pry; nose; rubber*,
-neck* [U. S.].
Adj. curious, inquisitive, burning with curiosity, overcurious; inquiring &c.
461; prying; inquisitorial; agape &c. {expectant) 5idl.
Phr. what's the matter? what next?
456. [Absence of curiosity.] Incuri-
osity. — N. incuriosity; incuriousness
&c. adj,'j insouciance &c. 866; indiffer-
ence.
V. be -incurious &c. adj.] have no
-curiosity &c. 455; take no interest in
&c. 823; mind one's own business.
Adj. incurious, uninquisitive, indif-
ferent; impassive &c. 823; uninterested.
467. Attention. — N. attention;
mindfulness &c. adj.) intent-ness, -ive-
ness; alertness; thought &c. 451; adver-
ten-ce, -cy; observ-ance, -ation; con-
sideration, reflection, perpension f ; heed ;
heedfulness; particularity; notice, re-
gard &c. v.; circumspection &c. {care)
459; study, scrutiny; in-, intro-spection;
revis-ion, -al.
active -, diUgent -, exclusive -, mi-
nute -, close -, intense -, deep -, pro-
found -, abstract -, labored -, delib-
erate- -thought, - attention, - applica-
tion, - study.
minuteness, attention to detail.
absorption of mind &c. {abstraction)
468.
indication, calling attention to &c. v.
V. be -attentive &c. adj.) attend, ad-
rert to, observe, look, see, view, remark,
xlotice, regard, take notice, mark; give -,
pay- -attention, - heed- to; incline -,
lend- an ear to ; trouble one's head about ;
give a thought -, animadvert- to; occu-
py oneself with; contemplate &c. {think
of) 461 ; look -at, - to, - after, - into, -
over; see to; turn -, bend -, apply -,
direct -, give- the -mind, - eye, - atten-
tion -to; have -an eye to, - in one's eye;
bear in mind; take into -account, - con-
sideration; keep in -sight, - view; have
468. Inattention. — N. in-atten-
tion, -consideration ; inconsiderateness
&c. adj.) oversight; inadverten-ce, -cy;
nonobservance, disregard.
supineness &c. {inactivity) 683; ^tour-
derie; want of thought; heedlessness &c.
{neglect) 460; insouciance &c. {indiffer-
ence) 866.
abstraction; absence -, absorption- of
mind; preoccupation, distraction, rev-
erie, brown study, deep musing, fit of
abstraction.
V. be -inattentive &c. adj. ; overlook,
disregard; pass by &c. {neglect) 460; not
-observe &c. 457; think little of.
close -, shut- one's eyes to; pay no
attention to; dismiss -, discard -, dis-
charge- from one's -thoughts, - mind;
drop the subject, think no more of; set
-, turn -, put- aside; turn -away from,
- one's attention from, - a deaf ear to,
- one's back upon.
abstract oneself, dream, indulge in
reverie.
escape -notice, - attention; come in
at one ear and go out at the other; for-
get &c. {have no remembrance) 506.
call off -, draw off -, call away -,
divert -, distract- the -attention, -
thoughts, - mind; put out of one'a hft,^\
dis-concerl, -coT[iipaafc\^\i\. q\vX»> ^^svjlNiafc^
V2a
467 — 460
INTELLECT
IV. (X)
regard to, heed, mind, take cognizance
of, entertain, recognize; make -, take-
note of; note,
examine cursorily; glance -at, - upon,
- over; cast -, pass- the eyes over; run
over, turn over the leaves, dip into, per-
stringe t; skim &c. (neglect) 460; take a
cursory view of.
examine, - closely, - intently; scan,
scrutinize, consider; give -, bend- one's
mind to; overhaul, revise, pore over;
inspect, review, pass under review; take
stock of ; fix -, rivet -, devote- the -eye,
- mind, - thoughts, - attention- on or
to; hear -, think- out; mind one's busi-
ness.
revert to; watch &c. (expect) 507,
(take care of) 459; hearken -, listen- to;
prick up the ears; have -, keep- the eyes
open; come'to the point.
meet with attention; fall under one's
-notice, - observation; be -under con-
sideration &c. (topic) 454.
catch -, strike- the eye; attract notice;
catch -, awaken -, wake -, invite -,
solicit -, attract -, claim -, excite -, en-
gage -, occupy -, strike -, arrest -, fix -,
engross -, absorb -, rivet- the -atten-
tion, - mind, - thoughts; be -present to,
- uppermost in- the mind,
bring under one's notice; point -out,
-to, - at, - the finger at; lay the finger on, indigitate t, indicate; direct -, call-
attention to; show; put a -mark &c. (sign) 550- upon; call soldiers to '* atten-
tion "; bring forward &c. (make manifest) 525.
Adj. attentive, mindful, observant, regardful; alive-, awake- to; observing
&c. V,; alert; taken up -, occupied- with; engaged -, engrossed -, wrapped-
in; absorbed, rapt; breathless; preoccupied &c. (inaUentive) 458; watchful &c.
(careful) 459; intent on, open-eyed; breathless, undistracted, upon the
stretch ; on the watch &c. (expectant) 507.
steadfast.
Int. see! look, - here, - you, - to it! mark! lo! behold! soho! hark, - ye! mind!
halloo! observe! lo and behold! attention! nota bene; n.b.; *, f; I'd have you to
know; notice! O yes! Oyez! dekko! eccof yoho!
Phr. this is -, these are- to give notice; dictum eapierUi sat estifinem respice.
perplex, bewilder, moider, fluster^ mi
die, dazzle; throw a sop to Cerbenis.
Adj. inattentive; im-observa
-mindful, -heeding, -discerning; iw
vertent; mind-, regard-, respect-le
listless &c. (indifferent) 866; blind, de
bird-witted; hand over head; cu
percur-sory; giddy-, scatter-, hai
brained; unreflecting, ^cerveU, incc
siderate, offhand, thoughtless, dizi
muzzy, brainsick; giddy, - as a gooi
wild, harum-scariun, rantipole, hig
flying; heed-, care-less &c. (neglectf\
460.
absent, abstracted, distrait; absei
minded, lost ; lost -, wrapped- in thougl
rapt, in the clouds, bemused; dreami
-, musing- on other things; preoccupi<
engrossed &c. (atterdive) 457; in a -n
erie &c. n.; off one's guard &c. (inexpi
ant) 508; napping; dreamy; caught m
ping.
disconcerted, put out &c. v.
Adv. inattentively, inadvertently <
adj. ; per incuriam, sub silentio.
Int. stand -at ease, - easy!
Phr. the attention wanders; one's wits g
a -woolgathering, - bird's nesting; it never
tered into one's head; the mind running
other things; one's thoughts bein^ elsewhi
had it been a bear it would have bitten yoi
459. Care. — [Vigilance.] — N. care,
solicitude, heed; needfulness &c. adj,;
scruple &c. (conscientumsness) 939.
watchfulness &c. adj.; vigilance, sur-
veillance ^ eyes of Argus, watch, vigil,
look out, watch and ward, VoeU du mat-
(re.
alertness &c. (activity) 682; attention
&c. 457; prudence &c., circumspection
&c. (caution) 864; anxiety; forethought
&c. 510; precaution &c. (preparation)
673; tidiness &c. (order) 58, (cleanliness)
130
460. Neglect. — N. neglect; carelc
ness &c. adj. ; trifling &c. v. ; negligen
omission, laches, default; supineness i
(inactivity) 683; inattention &c. 4J
nonchalance &c. (insensibility) 823; i
prudence, recklessness &c. 863; 8lov<
liness &c. (disorder) 59, (dirt) 653; i
providence &c. 674 ; noncompletion i
730; inexactness &c. (error) 495.
paraleipsis [in rhetoric].
trifler, waiter on Pro^ddence; Micfl
ber.
IV. (I) n
OPERATIONS, ETC., OF INTELLECT
459 — 462
V. be -negligent &c. adj.; take no
care of &c. (take care of &c. 459) ; neg-
lect; let -slip, - go; lay -, set -, cast ~,
put- aside; keep -, leave- out of sight;
lose sight of.
overlook, disregard; pass -over, - by;
let pass; blink; wink -, connive- at;
gloss over; take no -note, - notice, -
thought, - account- of; pay no regard
to; laisser aller.
scamp; trifle, fribble; do by halves;
cut; slight &c. (despise) 930; play -,
trifle- v/ith; slur; skim, - the surface;
effleurer; take a cursory view of &c.
457.
slur -, slip -, skip -, jump- over; pre-
termit, miss, skip, jump, omit, give the
go-by to, push aside, pigeonhole, throw
into the background, shelve, sink; ig-
nore, shut one's eyes to, refuse to hear,
turn a deaf ear to; leave out of one's
calculation; not -attend to &c. 457, -
mind; not trouble -oneself, - one's
head- -with, - about; forget &c. 506; be
caught napping &c. {not expect) 508;
leave a loose thread; let the grass grow
under one's feet.
render -neglectful &c. adj.) put -,
throw- off one's guard.
Adj. neglecting &c. v.\ unmindful,
negligent, neglectful; heedless, careless,
thoughtless; perfunctory, remiss.
. inconsiderate; un-, in-circumspect;
off one's guard; un-wary, -watchful,
-guarded; offhand.
supine &c. {inactive) 683; inattentive
&c. 458; insouciant &c. {indifferent) 823;
imprudent, reckless &c. 863; slovenly
&c. {disorderly) 59, {dirty) 653; inexact
&c. {erroneous) 495; improvident &c.
674.
neglected &c. v.; un-heeded, -cared
for, -perceived, -seen, -observed, -no-
ticed, -noted, -marked, -attended to,
-thought of, -regarded, -remarked,
-missed; shunted, shelved,
un-examined, -studied, -searched, -scanned, -weighed, -sifted, -explored,
abandoned; buried in a napkin, hid under a bushel.
Adv. negligently &c. adj,] hand over head, anyhow; in an unguarded
moment &c. {unexpectedly) 508; per incuriam.
Int. never mind, no matter, let it pass.
652; accuracy &c. (exactness) 494; mi-
Quteness, attention to detail.
V. be -careful Ac. adj.; reck; take
care &c. (be carious) 864; pay attention
to 4c. 457; take care of; look -, see-
-to, - after; keep -an eye, - a sharp eye-
upon; chaperon, matronize, play goose-
berry; keep -watch, - watch and ward;
mount guard, set watch, watch; keep
in -sight, - view; mind, - one's busi-
ness.
look -sharp, - about one; look with
one's own eyes; keep a -good, - sharp-
lookout; have all one's -wits, - eyes-
about one; watch for &c, (expect) 507;
keep one's eyes -, have the eyes -, sleep
with one eye- open.
take precautions &c. 673; protect &c.
(render safe) 664.
do one's best &c. 682; mind one's Ps
and Qs, speak by the card, pick one's
steps.
Adj. care-, regard-, heed-ful; taking
care &c. v.; particular; prudent &c.
(cavJtious) 864; considerate; thoughtful
Ac. (deliberative) 451; provident &c.
(prepared) 673; alert &c. (active) 682;
sure-footed.
guarded, on one's guard; on the "qui
vive, - alert, - watch, - look out; awake,
broad awake, vigilant; watch-, wake-,
wist-ful; Argus-eyed; wide awake &c.
(intelligent) 498; on the watch for &c.
(expectant) 507.
tidy &c. (orderly) 58, (dean) 652;
accurate &c. (exact) 494; scrupulous
&c. (conscientious) 939; cavendo tutus
&c. (safe) 664.
Adv. carefully &c. adj.; with care,
gingerly.
Phr. quis eustodiet istos cusiodes f '^ care
will kill a cat ** [Wither]; ni hebas agua que no
veas; " O polished perturbationl golden care! "
f Henry /K.J; " the incessant care and labor of
liis mind " [Henry IV.].
461. Inquiry. [Subject of Inquiry.
Question.] — N. inquiry; request &c.
766; search, research, quest; pursuit &c.
622.
462. Answer. — N. answer, response,
reply, replication, riposte, rejoinder,
surrejoinder, rebutter, surrebutter, re-
tort, repartee; rescript, -ion; aiJitAx^bsavv^
461 — 462
INTELLECT
IV. (I) n
-y; acknowledgment; password; echo;
counter statement.
discovery &c. 480a; solution Ac. (ex-
planation) 522; rationale &c. (caiiae)
153; clue &c. (indicaiion) 550.
(Edipus; oracle &c. 513; return &c.
(record) 551.
V. answer, respond, reply, rebut, re-
tort, rejoin; give -, return for- answer;
acknowledge, echo.
explain &c. (interpret) 522; solve &c.
(unriddle) 522; discover &c. 480a;
fathom, hunt out &c. (inquire) 461;
satisfy, set at rest, determine.
Adj. answering &c. v,; respon-sive,
-dent; conclusive.
Adv. because &c. (cause) 153; on
the -scent, - right scent.
Int. eureka!
examination, review, scrutiny, inves-
tigation, indagation t ; per-quisition,
-scrutation, -vestigation t; inqu-est,
-isition; exploration; exploitation, venti-
lation.
sifting; calculation, analysis, dissec-
tion, resolution, induction; Baconian
method.
strict -, close -, searching -, exhaust-
ive- inquiry; narrow -, strict- search;
study &c. (consideration) 451.
scire facias, ad referendum; trial.
questioning &c. v.; interroga-tion,
-tory; interpellation; challenge, exami-
nation, cross-examination, catechism;
feeler, Socratic method, zetetic philos-
ophy; leading question; discussion &c.
(reasoning) 476.
recgnnoitering, reconnaissance; pry-
ing &c. V, ; espionage, espionnage; domi-
ciliary visit, peep behind the curtain; lantern of Diogenes.
question, query, problem, desideratum, point to be solved, porism; sub-
ject -, field- of -inquiry, - controversy; point -, matter- in dispute; moot
point; issue, question at issue; bone of contention &c. (discord) 713; plain -,
fair -, open- question; enigma &c. (secret) 533; knotty point &c. (difficulty)
704; quodlibet; threshold of an inquiry.
inquirer, investigator, inquisitor, inspector, querist, examiner, catechist;
scrut-ator, -ineer, -inizer; analyst; quidnunc &c. (curiosity) 455.
V. make -inquiry &c. n.; inquire, seek, search; look -for, - about for, - out
for; scan, reconnoiter, explore, sound, rummage, ransack, pry, peer, look
round; look -, go- -over, - through; spy, overhaul.
scratch the head, slap the forehead.
look -, peer -, pry- into every hole and comer; nose; trace up; hunt -, fish
-, ferret- out; unearth; leave no stone unturned.
seek a -clue, - clew; hunt, track, trail, mouse, dodge, trace; follow the -trail,
- scent; pursue &c. 662; beat up one's quarters; fish for; feel for Ac. (experi-
ment) 463.
investigate; take up -, institute -, pursue -, follow up -, conduct -, carry on
-, prosecute- -an inquiry &c. n.; look -at, - into; preexamine; discuss, can-
vass, agitate.
examine, study, consider, calculate; dip-, dive -, delve -, go deep- into;
make sure of, probe, sound, fathom; probe to the -bottom, - quick; scrutinize,
analyze, anatomize, dissect, parse, resolve, sift, winnow; view -, try- in all its
phases; thresh out.
bring in question, subject to examination; put to the proof &c. (experimeTd)
463; audit, tax, pass in review; take into consideration &c. (think over) 451;
take counsel &c. 695.
ask, question, demand; put -, pop -, propose -, propound -, moot -, start -,
raise -, stir -, suggest -, put forth -, ventilate -, grapple with -, go into- a
question.
put to the question, interrogate, catechize, pump; cross-question, -exam-
ine; dodge; require an answer; pick -, suck- the brains of; feel the pulse.
be -in question &c. adj, ; undergo examination.
Adj. inquiry &c. v,\ inquisitive &c. (curious) 455; requisit-ive f, -ory;
catechetical, inquisitorial, analytic; in -search, - quest- of; on the lookout
for, interrogative, zetetic; all-searching.
un-determincd, -tried, -decided; in -question, - dispute, - issue, - course
132
IV. (I) n OPERATIONS, ETC., OF INTELLECT 461 — 466a
of inquiry; under -discussion. - consideration, - investigation Ac. n.; svb
jtuiice, moot, proposed; doubtful &c. (uncertain) 475.
Adv. what? why? wherefore? whence? whither? where? quoeref how -comes,
- happens, -is- it? what is the reason? what's -the matter, - in the wind? what
on earth? when? who? nicht wahrf
463. Experiment. — N. experiment; essay &c. (attempt) 675; analysis &c.
(inveatigaiion) 461; trial, tentative method, tdtonnement.
verification, probation, experimentum crucis, proof, criterion, diagnostic, test,
crucial test.
crucible, reagent, check, touchstone, pix; assay, ordeal; ring; curcuma- tur-
meric- paper.
empiricism, rule of thumb.
feeler; pilot -, messenger- balloon; pilot engine; scout; straw to show the
wind.
speculation, random shot, leap in the dark.
analy-zer, -st; adventurer; experiment-er, -ist, -alist.
V. experiment; essay &c. (endeavor) 675; try, assay; make -an experiment,
- trial of ; ^ve a trial to ; put upon -, subject to- trial ; experiment upon ; rehearse ;
put -, bring -, submit- to the -test, - proof; prove, verify, test, touch, practice
upon, try one's strength.
grope; feel -, grope- -for, - one's way; fumble, tdtonnerj alter d tdtons; put -,
throw- out a feeler; send up a pilot balloon; see how the -land lies, - wind blows;
consult the barometer; feel the pulse; fish -, bob- for; cast -, beat- about for;
angle, trawl, cast one's net, beat the bushes.
try one's fortune &c. (adventure) 675; explore &c. (inquire) 46L
Adj. experimental; probat-ive, -ory, -ionary; analytic, docimastic; tentative;
empirical.
under probation, on one's trial.
464. Comparison. — N. comparison, collation, contrast; identification;
comparative -, relative- estimate.
sim-ile, -ilitude; allegory &c. (metaphor) 52L
V. compare -to, - with; collate, confront; place side by side &c. (near) 197;
set -, pit- against one another; contrast, balance,
identify, draw a parallel, parallel.
compare notes; institute a comparison; parva componere magnis.
Adj. comparative; metaphorical &c. 521.
compared with &c. v,; comparable; judged by comparison.
Adv. relatively &c. (relation) 9; as compared with &c. v,
Pbr. comparisons are odious; " comparisons are odorous " [Much Ado],
466. Discrimination. — N. discrim-
ination, distinction, differentiation, diag-
nosis, diorism; nice perception; per-
ception -, appreciation- of difference;
estimation &c. 466; nicety, refinement;
taste &c. 850; critique, judgment; tact;
discernment &c. (intelligence) 498; acute-
ness, penetration; nuances,
dope *, past performances.
V. discriminate, distinguish, several-
ize; separate; draw the line, sift; sepa-
rate -, winnow- the chaff from the wheat; split hairs.
estimate &c. (measure) 466; know -which is which, - what is what, - " a
hawk from a handsaw " [Hainlet].
take into -account, - consideration; give -, allow- due weight to; wei^lv \
carefully. \
466a. Indiscrimination. — N. in-
discrimination; indistinct-ness, -ion; un-
certainty &c. (doubt) 475.
V. not -discriminate &c. 465; over-
look &c. (neglect) 460- a distinction;
con-found, -fuse.
Ad] . indiscriminate ; undistinguish-ed,
-able; unmeasured; promiscuous, imdis-
criminating.
Phr. valeat quantum valere potest.
466 — 468
INTELLECT
IV. (I) n
Adj. discriminating &c. v.; dioristic, discriminative, distinctive; nice.
Phr. U y a fagots et fagots; rem acu teligisH; la critique est aisie el Vart est difficile.
466. Measurement. — N. measurement, admeasurement, mensmtttion,
survey, valuation, appraisement, assessment, assize; estim-ate, -ation; dead
reckoning; reckoning &c. {numeration) 85; gauging &c. v.] horse power.
metrology, weights and measures, compound arithmetic.
measure, yard measure, standard, rule, foot rule, compass, calipers; gage,
gauge; meter, Une, rod, check; dividers; velo.
flood -, high water- mark; index &c. 550.
scale; gradu-ation, -ated scale; nonius; vernier &c. (minvieness) 193; batho-,
galvano-, helio-, interfero-, odo-, ombro-, panto-, pluvio-, pneumato-, pneu-
mo-, radio-, refracto-, respiro-, rheo-, spiro-, tele-, udo-, vacuo-, vario-, via-,
thermo(heat &c. 382)-, baro(air &c. 338)-, anemo(i^nd 349)-, dynamo-, gonio
(an^te 244) -meter; landmark &c. (limit) 233; balance &c. (weight) 319; mari-,
pneumato-, stetho-graph; rain gauge, rain gage.
coordinates, ordinate and abscissa, polar coordinates, latitude and longitude,
declination and right ascension, altitude and azimuth.
geo-, stereo-, hypso-metry; metage; surveying, land surveying; geo-desy,
-detics, -desia; ortho-, alti-metry; cadastre.
astrolabe, armillary sphere.
land surveyor; geometer.
V. measure, mete; value, assess, rate, appraise, estimate, form an estimate,
set a value on; appreciate; standardize.
span, pace, step; apply the -compass &c. n.; gauge, plmnb, probe, sound,
fathom; heave the -log, - lead; survey.
take an average &c. 29; graduate.
Adj. measuring &c, v.; metric, -al; measurable; geodetical.
Section III. Materials for Reasoning
467. Evidence [On one side.]— N.
evidence; facts, premises, data, proBcog-
nilGf grounds.
indication &c. 550; criterion &c. (test)
463.
testi-mony , -fication ; attestation ; dep-
osition &c. (affirmMion) 535; examina-
tion.
admission &c. (dsserd) 488; authority,
warrant, credential, diploma, voucher,
certificate, doquet, docket; testamur;
record &c. 551; document; piece justi-
ficaiive; deed, warranty &c. (security)
771; signature, seal &c. (identification)
550; exhibit.
witness, indicator; eye-, ear-witness;
deponent; sponsor; cojuror.
oral -, documentary -, hearsay -, ex-
ternal -, extrinsic -, internal — , intrinsic
-, circumstantial -, cumulative -, ex
parte -, presumptive -, collateral -, con-
structive- evidence; proof <fec. (demon-
stration) 478 ; evidence in chief.
secondhTy evidence; confirmation, cor-
roboration, support; rati£cation &c, (as-
134
468. [Evidence on the other side, on
the other hand.] Counter Evidence. —
N. counter evidence; evidence on the
other -side,"- hand; disproof; refutation
&c. 479; negation &c. 536; conflicting
evidence.
plea &c. 617; vindication Ac. 937;
counter protest; iu quoque argument;
other side -, reverse- of the shield.
V. countervail, oppose; rebut &c. (re-
fute) 479; subvert &c. (destroy) 162;
check, weaken; contravene; contradict
&c. (deny) 536; tell another story, turn
the scale, alter the case; turn the tables;
cut both ways; prove a negative.
audire alteram partem.
Adj. countervailing &c. v.\ contr»>
dictory.
un-attested, -authenticated, -sup
ported by evidence; supposititious.
Adv. per contra.
469. Qualification. — N. qualifica-
tion, limitation, modification, coloring.
allowance, grains of allowance, con-
IV. (I) m
MATERIALS FOR REASONING
467 — 471
mi) 488; authentication; compurgation,
wager of law, comprobationf.
citation, reference.
V. be -evidence &c. n.; evince, show,
betoken, tell of; indicate &c. (denote)
550; imply, involve, argue, bespeak,
breathe.
have -, carry- weight; tell, speak vol-
umes; speak for itself &c. {manifest)
525.
rest -, depend- upon; repose on.
bear -witness &c. n.; give -evidence
4c. n.; testify, depose, witness, vouch
for; sign, seal, undersign, set one's hand
and seal, sign and seal, deliver as one's
act and deed, certify, attest; acknowl-
edge &c. (assent) 488.
make absolute, confirm, ratify, cor-
roborate, indorse, countersign, support,
bear out, uphold, warrant.
adduce, attest, cite, quote; refer -,
appeal- to; call, - to witness; bring
-forward, - into court; allege, plead;
produce -, confront- witnesses; collect ~,
bring together -, rake up- evidence.
have -, make out- a case; establish,
authenticate, substantiate, verify, make
good, quote chapter and verse; bring -home to, - to book.
Adj. showing &c. v,; indica-tive, -tory; deducible &c. 478; grounded -,
founded -, based- on; corroborative, confirmatory.
Adv. by inference; according to, witness, a fortiori; still -more, - less; raison
de plus; in corroboration &c. n. of; valeal quantum; under -seal, - one's hand
and seal.
Phr. dictum de dido.
Degrees of Evidence
sideration, extenuating circiunstances;
mitigation.
condition^ proviso, exception; exemp-
tion; salvo, saving clause; discount &c.
813; restriction.
V. qualify, limit, modify, leaven, give
a color to, introduce new conditions,
narrow, temper.
allow -, make allowance- for; admit
exceptions, take into account; modu-
late.
take exception.
Adj. quahfying &c. v.; conditional;
exceptional &c. (unconformable) 83.
hypothetical &c. (supposed) 514; con-
tingent &c. (uncertain) 475.
Adv. provided, - always; if, unless,
but, yet; according as; conditionally,
admitting, supposing; on the supposi-
tion of &c. (theoretically) 514; with the
understanding, even, although, though,
for all that, sdter all, at all events.
with grains of allowance, cum grano
salis; exceptis excipiendis; wind and
weather permitting; if possible &c. 470.
subject to; with this -proviso &c. h.
470. Possibility. — N. possibility,
potentiality; what -may be, - is pos-
sible Ac. adj.; compatibility &c. (o^ee-
m^ni) 23.
practicability, feasibility; practicable-
ness &c. adj,
contingency, chance &c. 156.
V. be -possible &c. adj.; stand a
chance; admit of, bear.
render -possible &c. adj.; put in the
way of.
Adj. possible; on the -cards, - dice;
in posse, within the bounds of possibil-
ity, conceivable, credible; compatible
Ac. 23; Ukely.
practicable, feasible, performable,
achievable; within -reach, - measurable
distance; accessible, superable, sur-
mountable; at-, ob-tainable; contin-
gent &c. (doubtful) 475.
471. Impossibility. — N. impossi-
biUty &o. adj.; what -cannot, - can
never- be; sour grapes; hopelessness &c.
859.
V. be -impossible &c. adj, ; have no
chance whatever.
attempt impossibilities; square the
circle, wash a blackamoor white; skin a
flint; make -a silk purse out of a sow's
ear, - bricks without straw; have noth-
ing to go upon; weave a rope of sand,
build castles in the air, prendre la lune
avec les dents, extract sunbeams from cu-
cumbers, set the Thames on fire, milk a
he-goat into a sieve, catch a weasel
asleep, rompre VanguiUe au genou, be in
two places at once.
Adj. impossible; not -possible &c.
470; absurd, contrary to reason; un^
Ukely; unreasonable &c. 477 ; u3LCx^<difcfc\fe
470 — 476
INTELLECT
IV. (I) m
Adv. possibly, by possibility; per-
haps, -chance, -adventure; may be,
haply, mayhap.
if possible, wind and weather permit-
ting, God willing, Deo volerUe, D. V.; as
luck may have it.
Phr. misericordia Domini inter pantem et
foniem; " the glories of the Possible are ours "
[B. Taylor].
Ac. 485 ; beyond the bounds of -reason, -
possibility; from which reason recoils;
visionary; inconceivable &c. (improlh
able) 473; prodigious &c. (wonderftJ)
870; un-, in-imaginable; unthinkable.
impracticable, imachievable; un-, in-
feasible; insuperable; im-, in-surmount-
able; unat-,unob-tainable; out of -reach,
- the question; not to be -had, - thought
of; beyond control; desperate Ac. {hope-
less) 859; incompatible &c. 24; inaccessible, uncomeatable, impassable, im-
pervious, innavigable, inextricable; self-contradictory.
out of -, beyond- one's -power, - depth, - reach, - grasp; too much for;
vUra crepidam.
Phr. the grapes are sour; non poasumus; non nostrum tantas componere Ules [Vergil];
chercher une aiffuiUe dans urn hoUe de foin; Uale mer d hoire.
472. Probability. — N. probability,
Ukelihood; credibleness; likeliness &c.
adj.
vraiseniblance, verisimilitude, plausi-
bility; color, semblance, show of; pre-
sumption; presumptive -, circumstan-
tial- evidence; credibiUty.
reasonable -, fair -, good -, f avorable-
-chance, ~ prospect; prospect, well-
grounded hope; chance &c. 156.
V. be -probable &c. adj, ; give -, lend-
color to; point to; imply &c. (evidence)
467; bid fair &c. (promise) 511; stand
fair for; stand -, run- a good chance.
think Ukely, dare say, flatter one-
self; expect &c. 507; count upon &c.
(believe) 484.
Adj. probable, likely, hopeful, to be expected, in a fair way.
plausible, specious, ostensible, colorable, ben trovato, well-founded, reason-
able, credible, easy of belief, presumable, presumptive, apparent.
Adv. probably &c. adj.; belike; in all -probability, - likelihood; very -,
most- likely; like enough; ten &c. to one; apparently, seemingly, according to
every reasonable expectation; primd facie; to all appearance &c. (to the eye)
448.
Phr. the -chances, - odds- are; appearances -, chances- are in favor of; there is reason
to -believe, - think, - expect; I dare say; all Lombard Street to a China orange.
473. Improbability. — N. improb-
ability, unlikelihood; unfavorable -,
bad -, ghost of a -, little -, smidl -,
poor -, scarcely any -, no- chance; bare
possibility; long odds; incredibihty Ac.
485.
V. be -improbable &c. adj,; have a
-small chance &c. n.
Adj. improbable, unlikely, contrary
to all reasonable expectation.
rare &c. (infrequent) 137; imheard of,
inconceivable; un-, in-imaginable; in-
credible &c. 485; more than doubtful.
Phr. the chances are against; aquila non
capU muscas; pedir peras al olmo.
474. Certainty. — N. certainty; ne-
cessity &c. 601; certitude, surety, as-
surance; dead -, moral- certainty; in-
fallibleness &c. adj.] infallibility, relia-
bility ; indubitableness, inevitableness,
unquestionableness.
gospel, scripture, church, pope, court
of final appeal ; res judicata^ ultimatum.
positiveness; dogmat-ism, -ist, -izer;
doctrinaire, bigot, opinionist. Sir Oracle;
ipse dixit.
fact; positive -, matter of- fact; fait
accompli.
136
476. Uncertainty. — N. uncertainty,
incertitude, doubt; doubtfulness Ac.
od/.; dubi-ety, -tation, -tancyf, -ous-
ness.
hesitation, suspense; perplexity, em-
barrassment, dilemma, bewilderment;
timidity &c. (fear) 860; vacillation Ac.
605; diaporesis, indetermination.
vagueness &c. adj.; haze, fog; ob-
scurity &c. (darkness) 421; ambiguity
&c. (double meaning) 520; contingency,
double contingency, possibility upon a
possibihty; open question Ac. (question)
rv. (I)m
MATERIALS FOR REASONING
474 — 476
V. be -certain &c. adj. ; stand to rea^
son.
render -certain &c. adj.; in-, en-, as-
sure; clinch, mske sure; determine,
decide, set at rest, '' make assurance
double sure" [Macbeth]; know &c. (be-
lieve) 484.
dogmatize, lay down the law.
A(U. certain, sure; assured &c. v.;
solid, well-founded.
unqualified, absolute, positive, deter-
minate, definite, clear, unequivocal, cate-
gorical, unmistakable, decisive, decided,
ascertained.
inevitable, unavoidable, avoidless; in-
eluctable.
unerring, infallible; unchangeable &c.
160; to be depended on, trustworthy,
reliable, bound.
un-impeachable, -deniable, -question-
able; in-disputable, -contestable, -con-
trovertible, -dubitable; irrefutable &c.
(proven) 478; conclusive, without power
of appeal.
indubious; without -, beyond a -,
without a shade or shadow of- -doubt,
- question; past dispute; clear as day;
beyond all -question, - dispute; un-
doubted, -contested, -questioned, -dis-
puted; question-, doubt-less.
authoritative, authentic, official,
sure as -fate, - death and taxes, - a
gun.
evident, self-evident, axiomatic; clear,
- as day, - as the sim at noonday.
Adv. certainly &c. adj.; for certain,
certes, sure, no doubt, doubtless, and no
mistake, flagrante delicto, sure enough,
ix) be sure, of course, as a matter of
course, d coup sur, to a certainty; in
truth &c. (truly) 494; at -any rate, - all
events; without fail; coiUe "que coute, -
qu^it coHie; whatever may happen, if
the worst come to the worst ; come -, hap-
pen- what -may, - will; sink or swim;
rain or shine.
Pbr. cda va sans dire; there is -no question,
- not a shadow of doubt; the die is cast &c.
(necessity) 601; '' facts are stubborn things "
[Smollett].
461; onus probandi; blind bargain, pig
in a poke, leap in the dark, something
or other; needle in a bottle of hay; rov-
ing commission.
precariousness &c. adj. ; fallibility.
V. be -uncertain &c. adj.; wonder
whether.
lose the -clue, - clew, - scent; miss
one's way.
not know -what to make of &c. (unin-
telligibility) 519, - which way to turn,
- whether one stands on one's head or
one's heels; float in a sea of doubt, hesi-
tate, flounder; lose -oneself, - one's
head; muddle one's brains.
render -uncertain &c. adj.; put out,
pose, puzzle, perplex, embarrass; con-
fuse, -found; bewilder, bother, moider,
addle the wits, throw ofif the scent, am-
biguas in vutgus spar g ere voces; keep in
suspense.
doubt &c. (disbelieve) 486; hang -,
tremble- in the balance; depend.
Adj. uncertain; casual; random &c.
(aimless) 621; changeable &c. 149.
doubtful, dubious; indecisive; \m-
settled, -decided, -determined; in sus-
pense, open to discussion; controverti-
ble; in question &c. (inquiry) 461.
vague; in-determinate, -definite; am-
biguous, equivocal; undefin-ed, -able;
confused &c. (indistinct) 447; mystic,
oracular; dazed.
perplexing &c. v.; enigmatic, para-
doxical, apocryphal, problematical, hy-
pothetical; experimental &c. 463.
fallible, questionable, precarious, slip-
pery, ticklish, debatable, disputable;
un-reUable, -trustworthy.
contingent, - on, dependent on; sub-
ject to; dependent on circumstances;
occasional; provisional.
unauth-entic, -enticated, -oritative;
un-ascertained, -confirmed; undemon-
strated; un-told, -counted.
in a -state of uncertainty, - cloud, -
maze; bushed, off the track; ignorant &c.
491 ; afraid to say; out of one's reckoning,
astray, adrift; at -sea, - fault, - a loss,
- one's wit's end, - a nonplus; puzzled
&c. v.; lost, abroad, disorients ; dis-
tracted, -traught.
Adv. pendente lite; sub spe rati.
Phr. Heaven knows; who can tell? who shall decide when doctors disagree? anibiguas
in vutgum spargere voces.
VSl
476 — 477
INTELLECT
IV. (I) IV
Section IV. Reasoning Processes
476. Beasonixig. — N. reasoning; rar-
tio-cination, -nallsm; dialectics, induc-
tion, generalization.
discussion, comment; ventilation; in-
quiry &c. 461.
argumentation, controversy, debate;
polemics, wrangling; contention &c. 720;
logomachy; dis-putation, -ceptation;
paper war.
art of reasoning, logic.
process -, train -, chain- of reasoning;
de-, in-duction; synthesis, analysis.
argument; case, plaidoyer, opening;
lemmaf proposition, terms, premises,
postulate, data, starting point, principle;
inference &c. (judgment) 480.
pro-, syllogism; enthymeme, sorites,
dilemma, perilepsis, a priori reasoning,
rediictio ad absurduniy horns of a dilemma,
argumenium ad hominem^ comprehensive
argument; empirema, epagoge.
reasoner, logician, dialectician; dispu-
tant; controver-sialist, -tist; wrangler,
arguer, debater, polemic, casuist, ration-
alist; scientist; eristic.
logical sequence; good case; correct -,
just -, sound -, valid -, cogent -, logical
-, forcible -, persuasive -, persuasory -,
consectary t -, conclusive &c. 478 -,
subtle- reasoning; force of argim[ient;
strong -point, - argument.
arguments, reasons, pros and cons.
V. reason, argue, discuss, debate, dis-
pute, wrangle; argufy, bandy -word^, -
arguments; chop logic; hold -, carry on-
an argument; controvert &c. {deny) 536;
canvass; comment -, moralize- upon;
spiritualize; consider &c. {examine) 461.
open a -discussion, - case; try conclu-
sions; join -, be at- issue; moot; come
to the point ; stir -, agitate -, ventilate -,
torture- a question; take up a -side, -
case.
contend, take one's stand upon, insist,
lay stress on; infer &c. 480.
follow from &c. {demonstration) 478.
Adj. reasoning &c. v,\ rationalistic;
argumentative, controversial, dialectic,
polemical; discurs-ory, -ivc; disputa-
tious; Aristotelian, eristic, -al.
debatable, controvertible.
logical; relevant &c. 23.
Adv. for, because, hence, whence, see-
in^r that, since, sith, then, thence, so;
for "that, - this, - which- reason; for-,
477. [The absence of reasoning.] In-
tuition. [False or vicious reasoning;
show of reason.] Sophistry. — N. in-
tuition, instinct, association; presenti-
ment; rule of thumb.
sophistry, paralogy, perversion, cas-
uistry, Jesuitry, equivocation, evasion;
chicane, -ry; quiddet, quiddity; mystifi-
cation; special pleading; speciousness
&c. adj.; nonsense &c. 497; word-,
tongue-fence.
false -, vicious- reasoning; petitio
principii, ignoraiio elenchi; post hoc
ergo propter hoc; non sequitur^ ignotum
per igru)tiu8.
misjudgment &c. 481; false teaching
&c. 538.
sophism, solecism, paralogism; quib-
ble, quirk, elenchits, elench, fallacy, giu>d-
libet, subterfuge, subtlety, quillet; in-
consistency, antilogy; ** a delusion, a
mockery, and a snare '* [Denman]; clap-
trap, mere words; ** lame and impotent
conclusion " [Othello].
meshes-, cobwebs- of sophistry; flaw
in an argument; weak point, bad case.
overrefinement; hairsplitting &c. v.
V. judge -intuitively, - by intuition;
hazard a proposition, talk at random.
reason -ill, falsely &c. adj.; misjudge
&c. 481; paralogize.
pervert, quibble; equivocate, mystify,
evade, elude; gloss over, varnish; mis-
teach &c. 538; mislead &c. {error) 495;
cavil, refine, subtilize, split hairs; mis-
represent &c. {lie) 544.
beg the question, reason in a circle,
cut blocks with a razor, beat about the
bush, play fast and loose, blow hot and
cold, prove that black is white and white
black, travel out of the record, parler
a tort et d trovers, put oneself out of court,
not have a leg to stand on.
Adj. intuitive, instinctive, impulsive;
independent of -, anterior to- reason;
gratuitous, hazarded; unconnected.
unreasonable, illogical, false, unsound,
invalid; unwarranted, not following; in-
consequent, -ial; inconsistent; abson-
ousf, -ant; unscientific; untenable, in-
conclusive, incorrect; fall-acious, -ible;
groundless, unproved.
deceptive, sophistical, Jesuitical; illus-
ive, -ory ; specious, hollow, plausible, ad
captandum^ evasive; irrelevant &c. 10.
IV. (I) V
RESULTS OF REASONING
476 — 481
'nasmuch as; whereas, ex concesao, con-
sidering, in consideration of; there-,
where-fore; consequently, ergo, thus,
accordingly; a fortiori.
in -conclusion, - fine; finally, after all,
au botU du compte, on the whole, taking
one thing with another.
Phr. ab aetu ad posse valet consecutio; ver
troppo dibaUer la veritd si perde; troppo aU-
pvian la veriUt fa errare,
478. Demoiuitration. — N. demon-
stration, proof; conclusiveness &c. adj.;
apodeixis, apodixis, probation, compro-
bation f*
logic of facts &c. (evidence) 467; ex-
perimerUum crucis &c. {test) 463; argu-
ment Ac. 476; rigorous -, absolute- es-
tablishment.
V. demonstrate, prove, establish,
make good; show, evince &c. {be evi-
dence of) 467; verify &c. 467; settle the
question, reduce to demonstration, set
the question at rest.
make out, - a case; prove one's point,
have the best of the argument; draw a
conclusion &c. {fudge) 480.
follow, - of course; stand to reason;
hold -good, - water.
Adj. demonstra-ting Ac. v., -tive,
-ble; probative, unanswerable, conclu-
sive; apodeictic, -al; irre-sistible, -futa-
ble, -fragable.
categorical, decisive, crucial.
demonstrated &c. v.\ proven; un-con-
futed, -answered, -refuted; evident &c.
474.
deducible, consequential, consectary,
inferential, following.
Adv. of course, in consequence, consequently, as a matter of course.
Phr. probatum est; there is nothing more to be said, Q.E.D., it must follow; exUus acta
probat.
Section V. Results of Reasoning
weak, feeble, poor, flimsy, loose, vague,
irrational; nonsensical &c. {absurd) 497;
foolish &c. {imbecUe) 499; frivolous, pet-
tifogging, quibbhng; finespun, overre-
fined.
at the end of one's tether, au bout de
son latin.
Adv. intuitively &c. adj.; by intui-
tion; illogically &c. adj.
Phr. nan constat; that goes for nothing.
479. Confutation. — N. con-, re-
futation; answer, complete answer; dis-
proof, conviction, redargution, invalida-
tion; expos-ure, -ition; clincher; retort;
rediLCtio ad absurdum; knock down -, tu
quoquc' argument; sockdolager* [U. S.].
V. con-, re-fute; parry, negative, dis-
prove, redargue, expose, show the fallacy
of, rebut, defeat; demolish &c. {destroy)
162; over-throw, -turn; scatter to the
winds, explode, invalidate; silence; put
-, reduce- to silence; clinch -an argu-
ment, - a question; give one a setdown,
stop the mouth, shut up; have, - on
the hip.
not leave a leg to stand on, cut the
ground from under one's feet.
be confuted &c.; fail; expose -, show-
one's weak point.
Adj. confut-ing, -ed, &c. v.; capable
of refutation; re-, con-futable.
condemned -on one's own showing, -'
out of one's own mouth.
Phr. the argument falls to the ground, cadil
cnuBstio, it does not hold water, " sito sibi gladio
nunc jugtUo" [Terence].
480. Judgment. [Conclusion.] — N.
result, conclusion, upshot; deduction,
inference, ergotism f, illation; corollary,
porism; moral.
estimation, valuation, appreciation,
judication; di-, ad-judication; arbitr-
ament, -ement, -ation; assessment, pon-
dcration; valorization.
award, estimate; review, criticism,
critique, notice, report.
decision, determination, judgment,
finding, verdict, sentence, decree; res
judicata.
481. Misjudgment. — N. misjudg-
ment, obliquity of judgment; mis-calcu-
lation, -computation, -conception &c.
{error) 495; hasty conclusion.
prejud-gment, -ication, -ice; foregone
conclusion; pre-notion, -vention, -con-
ception, -dilection, -possession, -appre-
hension, -sumption, -sentiment; fixed -,
preconceived- idea; idie fixe; mentis
gratissimus error; fool's paradise.
esprit de corps, party spirit, partisan-
ship, clannishness, prestige.
bias, waxp, Vn\sV, VcJotorj ^ \»^^ ojssi^
480 — 480a
INTELLECT
IV. (I) V
plebiscite, voice, casting vote; vote
&c. {choice) 609; opinion &c. (belitf)
484; good judgment &c. (wisdom) 498.
judge, umpire; arbi-ter, -trator; as-
sessor, referee; censor, reviewer, critic;
connoisseur; commentator &c. 524; in-
spector, inspecting officer.
V. judge, conclude; come to -, draw
-, arrive at- a conclusion; ascertain,
determine, make up one's mind.
deduce, derive, gather, collect, draw
an inference, make a deduction, weetf,
ween.
form an estimate, estimate, appreciate,
value, count, assess, rate, rank, account;
regard, consider, think of; look upon &c.
(believe) 484; review; size up*.
settle; pass -, give- an opinion; de-
cide, try, pronounce, rule; pass -judg-
ment, - sentence; sentence, doom; find;
give -, deliver- judgment; adjud-ge,
-icate; arbitrate, award, report; bring
in a verdict; make absolute, set a ques-
tion at rest; confirm &c. (assent) 488.
comment, criticize; pass under review
&c. (examine) 457; investigate &c. (in-
quire) 461.
hold the scales, sit in judgment; try
-, hear- a cause.
Adj. judging &c. v.] judicious &c.
(vrise) 498; determinate, conclusive.
Adv. on the whole, all things con-
sidered.
Phr. " a Daniel come to judgment " [Mer-
charU of Venice]; " and stand a critic, hated yet
caress'd " [Byron]; " it is much easier to be crit-
ical than to be correct " [Disraeli]; la critique est
aisie el Vart est difficile; " nothing if not crit-
ical" [OtheUo]; "O most lame and impotent
conclusion " [Othello].
misjudged &c. v.
Adv. ex parte,
Phr. nothing like leather; the wish the father to the thought.
crotchet, partiality, infatuation, blind
side, mot-e in the eye.
one-sided -, partial -, narrow -, con-
fined -, superficial — views, - ideas, -
conceptions, - notions; narrow mind;
bigotry &c, (obstinacy) 606; odium the-
ologicum; pedantry; hypercriticism.
doctrinaire &c. (positive) 474.
V. mis-judge, -estimate, -think, -con-
jecture, -conceive &c. (error) 495; fly
in the face of facts; mis-calculate, -reck-
on, -compute.
overestimate &c. 482; underestimate
&c. 483.
pre-, fore-judge; pre-suppose, -sume,
-judicate; dogmatize; have a -bias &c.
n.; have only one idea; jurare in verba
magistri, run away with the notion;
jump -, rush- to a conclusion; look only
at one side of the shield; view -with
jaundiced eye, - through distorting spec-
tacles; not see beyond one's nose; dare
pondus fumo; get the wrong sow by the
ear &c. (blunder) 699.
give a -bias, - twist; bias, warp, twist;
pre-judice, -possess.
Adj. misjudging &c. v.; ill-judging,
wrong-headed; prejudiced &c. v,; jaim-
diced; shortsighted, purblind; p£ui;ial,
one-sided, superficial.
narrow-minded, -souled; mean-spir-
ited; confined, illiberal, intolerant, be-
sotted, infatuated, fanatical, erUiU, posi-
tive, dogmatic, conceited; opin-, opini-
ative; opinion-ed, -ate, -ative, -ated;
self-opinioned, wedded to an opinion,
opinidtre; bigoted &c. (obstinate) 606;
crotchety, fussy, impracticable; unrea-
son-able, stupid &c. 499; credulous Ac
486; warped.
480a. [Result of search or inquiry.] Discovery. — N. discovery, detection,
disenchantment; ascertainment, disclosure, find, revelation.
trover &c. 775.
V. discover, find, determine, evolve; fix upon; find -, trace -, make -, hunt -,
fish -, worm -, ferret -, root- out; fathom; bring -, draw- out; educe, elicit,
bring to light; dig -, grub -, fish- up; unearth, disinter.
solve, resolve; un-riddle, -ravel, -lock; pick -, open- the lock; find a -clue, -
clew- to; interpret &c. 522; disclose &c. 529.
trace, get at; hit it, have it; lay one's -finger, - hands- upon; spot; get -,
arrive- at the -truth &c. 494 ; put the saddle on the right horse, hit the right nail
on the head.
be near the truth, bum; smoke, scent, sniff, smell a rat.
140
IV, (I) T
RESULTS OF REASONING
480a — 486
open the eyes to; see -through, - daylight, - in its true colors, - the cloven
foot; detect; catch, - tripping.
pitch -, fall -, light -, hit -, stumble -, pop- upon; come across; meet -, fall
in- with.
recognize, realize, verify, make certain of, identify.
Int. eureka!
482. Oyerestimation. — N. overes-
tunation &c. v.; exaggeration &c. 549;
vanity &c. 880; optim-, pessim-ism, -ist.
much -cry and little wool, - ado about
nothing; storm in a teacup; fine talking.
V. over-estimate, -rate, -value, -prize,
-weigh, -reckon, -strain, -praise; eulo-
gize; estimate too highly, attach too
much importance to, meike mountains
of molehills, catch at straws; strain,
magnify; exaggerate &c. 549; set too
high a value upon; think -, make-
-much, - too much- of; outreckon;
pan^yrize.
extol, - to the skies; make the -most,
- best, - worst- of; make two bites of a
cherry.
have too high an opinion of oneself &c. (vanity) 880.
Adj. overestimated Ac. v.; oversensitive Ac. (sensibility) 822.
Phr. all his geese are swans; parturiunt montes.
483. Underestimation. — N. under-
estimation; depreciation &c. (detraction)
934; pessim-ism, -ist; undervaluing Ac.
V,; modesty Ac. 881.
V. under-rate, -estimate, -value,
-reckon; depreciate; disparage Ac. (de-
tract) 934; not do justice to; mis-, dis-
prize; ridicule Ac. 856; slight Ac. (de-
spise) 930; neglect Ac. 460; slur over.
make -light, - little, - nothing, - no
account- of; belittle; minimize, think
nothing of; set -no store by, - at naught;
shake off as dewdrops from the lion's
mane.
Adj. depreciat-ing, -ed Ac. v,; un-
valued, -prized.
484. Belief. — N. belief; credence;
credit; assurance; faith, trust, troth,
confidence, presumption, sanguine ex-
pectation Ac. (hope) 858; dependence
on, reliance on.
persuasion, conviction, convincement,
plerophory, self-conviction ; certainty Ac.
474; opinion, mind, view; conception,
thinking; impression Ac. (idea) 453;
surmise Ac. 514; conclusion Ac. (jvdg-
meni) 480.
tenet, dogma, principle, way of think-
ing; popular belief Ac. (assent) 488.
firm -, implicit -, settled -, fixed -,
rooted -, deep-rooted -, staunch -, un-
shaken -, steadfast -, inveterate -, calm
-, sober -, dispassionate -, impartial -,
well-founded- -belief,- opinion Ac;
uberrima fides.
system of opinions, school, doctrine,
articles, canons; article -, declaration
-, profession- of faith; tenets, credendaf
creed; thirty-nine articles Ac. (ortho-
doxy) 983a; catechism; assent Ac. 488;
propaganda Ac. (teaching) 537.
credibility Ac. (probabiUiy) 472.
V. believe, credit; give -faith, - credit,
- credence- to; see, realize; assume, re-
ceive; set down -, take- for; have -,
ti^e- it; consider, esteem, presume.
486. Unbelief. Doubt. — N. un-,
dis-, mis-belief; discredit, miscreance;
infidelity Ac. (irreligion) 989; dissent Ac.
489; change of -opinion Ac. 484; retrac-
tation Ac. 607.
doubt Ac. (uncertainty) 475; skepti-
cism, misgiving, demur; dis-, mis-trust;
misdoubt, suspicion, jealousy, scruple,
qualm; onus probandi,
incredib-ility, -leness; increduUty; un-
believer Ac. 487.
V. dis-believe, -credit; not -believe
Ac. 484; misbelieve; refuse to admit Ac.
(dissent) 489; refuse to believe Ac. (in-
credulity) 487.
doubt; be -doubtful Ac. (uncertain)
475; doubt the truth of; be -skeptical as
to Ac. adj. ; diffide t ; dis-, mis-trust; sus-
pect, smoke, scent, smell a rat; have -,
harbor -, entertain- -doubts, - suspi-
cions; have one^s doubts.
demur, stick at, pause, hesitate, scru-
ple; stop to consider, waver.
hang in -suspense, - doubt.
throw doubt upon, raise a question;
bring ~, call- in question; question,
challenge; dispute; deny Ac. 536;
cavil; cause -, raise -, start -, sug-
gest -, awake- a -doubt, - suspicion;
ergotize.
484 — 487
INTELLECT
IV. (I) V
startle, stagger; shake ~ stagger-
one's -faith, - belief.
Adj. unbelieving; incredulous ~, skep-
tical- as to; distrustful -, shy -, suspi-
cious- of; doubting Ac. v.
doubtful &c. (uncertain) 475; dispu-
table; unworthy -, undeserving- of
-belief &c. 484; questionable; sus-pect,
-picious; open to -suspicion, - doubt;
staggering, hard to believe, incredible,
not to be believed, inconceivable.
fallible Ac. (uncertain) 475; unde-
monstrable; controvertible Ac. (untrue)
495.
Adv. cum grano salia; with grains of
allowance.
Phr. Jronti nulla fides; mmium ne crede colori
[Vergill; " iimeo Danaos el dona fererUea " [Ver-
gil]; credatJudasus ApeUa [Horace]; let thoee be-
Beve who may; ad tristem partem alrenua est stis-
picio [Synis].
coimt -, depend -, calculate -, pin
one's faith -, reckon -, lean -, build -,
rely -, rest- upon; lay one's accoimt for;
mfdce sure of.
make oneself easy -about, - on that
score; take on -trust, - credit; take for
-granted, - gospel; allow -, attach-
some weight to.
know, - for certain; have -, make- ho
doubt; doubt not; be -, rest — assured
&c. adj,; persuade -, assure -, satisfy-
oneself ; make up one's mind.
give one credit for; confide -, believe
-, put one's trust- in; place -, repose-
implicit confidence in; take -one's word
for, - at one's word; place reliance on,
rely upon, swear by, regard to.
think, hold; take, - it; opine, be of
opinion, conceive, trow, ween, fancy,
apprehend; have -, hold -, possess -,
entertain -, adopt -, imbibe -, embrace
-, get hold of -, hazard -, foster -, nur-
ture -, cherish- -a belief, - an opinion &c. n.
view -, consider -, take -, hold -, conceive -, regard -, esteem -, deem -,
, look upon -, account -, set down- as; surmise &c. 514.
get -, take- it into one's head; come round to an opinion; swallow &c. (cre-
dulity) 486.
cause to -be believed Ac. v, ; satisfy, persuade, have the ear of, gain the con-
fidence of, assure; con-vince, -vict, -vert; wean, bring round; bring ~, win-
over; indoctrinate Ac. (teach) 537; cram down the throat; produce -, carry-
conviction; bring -, drive- home to.
go down, find credence, pass current; be -received Ac. v., - current Ac. adj,;
possess -, take hold of -, take possession of- the mind.
Adj. believing Ac. v,; certain, sure, assured, positive, cocksure, satisfied,
confident, unhesitating, convinced, secure.
under the impression; impressed -, imbued -, penetrated- with.
confiding, suspectless t; unsusp-ecting, -icious; void of suspicion; credulous
Ac. 486; wedded to.
believed Ac. v.; accredited, putative; unsuspected.
worthy of -, deserving of -^ commanding- belief; credible, reliable, trust-
worthy, to be depended on; satisfactory; probable Ac. 472; fiduci-al, -ary;
persuasive, impressive.
relating to belief, doctrinal.
Adv. in the -opinion, - eyes- of; mejudice; me-seems, -thinks; to the best of
one's belief; I -dare say, - doubt not, - have no doubt, - am sure; sure enough
Ac. (certainty) 474; depend -, rely- upon it; be -, rest- assured; I'll warrant
you Ac. (affirmation) 535.
Phr. experto crede [Vergil]; fata viam invenient; JustittcB soror incorrupta Fides; " live to .
explain thy doctrine by thy life " [Prior]; "stands not within the prospect of belief " IMac- j
beth]; tarde qucB credita Icedunt credimus [Ovid]; vide et crede.
486. Credulity. — N. credul-ity,
-ousness Ac. adj.; gull-, cuU-ibility t;
gross credulity, infatuation; self-delu-
sion, -deception; superstition; one's
blind side; bigotry Ac. (obstinacy) 606;
142
487. Incredulity. — N. incredul-ous-
ness, -ity ; skepticism, pyrrhonism; want
of faith Ac. (irreligion) 989.
suspiciousness Ac. adj.; scrupulosity;
suspicion Ac. (unbelief) 485.
iv.cdt
RESULTS OF REASONING
486 — 489
hyperorthodoxy &c. 984; misjudgment
&c. 481.
credulous person &c, (dupe) 547.
V. be -credulous &c. adj.; jurare in
verba magistri; follow implicitly; swal-
low, gulp down; take on trust; take for
-granted, - gospel; run away with -a
notion, - an idea; jump -, rush- to a
conclusion; think the moon is made of
^reen cheese; take -, grasp- the shadow
for the substance; catch at straws.
impose upon &c. (deceive) 545.
Adj. credulous, gullible; easily -deceived Ac. 545; simple, green, soft, child-
ish, silly, stupid; easily convinced; over-credulous, -confident, -trustful; in-
fatuated, superstitious; confiding <&c. (believing) 484.
Phr. the wish the father to the thought; credo quia imposaibUe [Tertullian]; all is not gold
that glitters; no e8 oro todo lo que reluce; omne ignotum pro magnifico.
imbeliever, skeptic; misbeliever,^ pyr-
rhonist; heretic Ac. (heterodox) 984.
V. be -incredulous Ac. adj.] distrust
Ac. (disbelieve) 485; refuse to believe;
shut one's -eyes, - ears- to; turn a deaf
ear to; hold aloof; ignore, nullia jurare
in verba magistri.
Adj. incredulous, skeptical, unbe-
lieving, inconvincible; hard -, shy- of
belief; suspicious, scrupulous, distrustful,
disposed to doubt, indisposed to believe.
488. Assent. — N. assent, -ment; ac-
quiescence, admission; nod; ac-, con-
cord, -cordance; agreement Ac. 23; af-
firm-ance, -ation; recognition, acknowl-
edgment, avowal; confession, - of faith.
unanimity, common consent, consen-
sus, acclamation, chorus, vox populi;
popular -, current — belief, - opinion;
public opinion; concurrence Ac. (of
causes) 178; cooperation Ac. (voluntary)
709.
ratification, confirmation, corrobora-
tion, approval, acceptance, visa; indorse-
ment Ac. (record) 551.
consent Ac. (compliance) 762.
V. assent; give -, yield -, nod- assent;
acquiesce; agree Ac. 23; receive, accept,
accede, accord, concur, lend oneself to,
consent, coincide, reciprocate, go with;
be -at one with Ac. adj.; go along -,
chime in -, strike in -, close- with;
echo, enter into one's views, agree in
opinion; vote -, give one's voice- for;
recognize; subscribe -, conform -, defer-
to; say -yes, - ditto, - amen, - aye- to.
acknowledge, own, admit, allow, avow,
confess; concede Ac. (yield) 762; come
round to; abide by; permit Ac. 760.
arrive at-, come to -an understanding,
- terms, - an agreement.
con-, af-firm; ratify, approve, indorse,
countersign; corroborate Ac. 467.
go -, swim- with the stream; be in
the fashion, join in the chorus; be in
every mouth.
Adj. assenting Ac. v.; of one -accord,
489. Dissent. — N. dissent; discord*
ance Ac. (disagreement) 24; difference -,
diversity- of opinion.
nonconformity Ac. (heterodoxy) 984;
protestantism, recusancy, schism; dis-
affection; secession Ac. 624; recantation
Ac. 607.
dissension Ac. (discord) 713; discon-
tent Ac. 832; caviling.
protest; contradiction Ac. (denial)
536; noncompliance Ac. (rejection) 764.
dissent-ient, -er; non-juror, -content,
-conformist; sectary, separatist, recu-
sant, schismatic, protestant, heretic.
V. dissent, demur; call in question Ac.
(doubt) 485; differ in opinion, disagree;
say -no Ac. 536; refuse -assent, - to
admit; cavil, protest, raise one's voice
against, repudiate; contradict Ac. (deny)
536.
have no notion of, differ toto codo; re-
volt -at, - from the idea.
shake the head, shrug the shoulders;
look -askance, - askant.
secede; recant Ac. 607.
Adj. dissenting Ac. v.; negative Ac.
536; diss-ident, -entient; unconsenting
Ac. (refusing) 764; non-content, -jur-
ing; protestant, recusant; uncon-vinced,
-verted.
unavowed, imacknowledged; out of
the question.
discontented Ac. 832; unwilling Ac.
603; extorted.
sectarian, denominational, schismatic;
heterodox; intolerant.
* The word miacrearUy which originally meant simply mishdiever, has now quite another neaxt
ing (949). ISee Trench, On the Study qf Wards, p. 71.
488 — 491
INTELLECT
IV. (I) T
Adv. no &c. 536; at -variance, - issue-
with; under protest.
Int. God forbid! not for the world;
rU be hanged if; never tell me; your
humble servant, pardon me.
Phr. many men many minds; quot homines
tot sententioB [Terence]; tant a^enfaut; U 8*enfaiU
hien.
- mmd; of the same mind, at one with,
agreed, acquiescent, content; willing &c.
602.
im-contradicted, -challenged, -ques-
tioned, -controverted.
carried - agreed- -nem. con. &c. adv, ;
unanimous; agreed on all hands, carried
by acclamation.
afhrmative &c, 535.
Adv. yes, yea, ay, aye, true; good;
well; very -well, - true; well and good; granted; even -, just- so: to be sure,
" thou hast said "; truly, exactly, precisely, that's just it, indeed, certainly,
certes, ex concesso; of course, imquestionably, assuredly, no doubt, doubt-
less.
be it so; so -be it, - let it be; amen; willingly Ac. 602.
aflSnnatively, in the affirmative.
with one -consent, - voice, - accord; unanimously, und voce, by common
consent, in chorus, to a man, nem, con, ; nemine ~contradicente, - dissentiente;
without a dissentient voice; as one man, one and all, on all hands.
Phr. avec plaisir; chi tace accou8erUe; " the public mind is the creation of the Master-
Writers " [Disraeli].
490. Knowledge. — N. knowledge;
cogn-izance, -ition, -oscence t; acquaint-
ance, experience, ken, privity, insight,
familiarity; com-, ap-prehension; recog-
nition; appreciation &c. (judgment) 480;
intuition; consci-ence, -ousness; percep-
tion, precognition; acroamatics.
light, enlightenment; glimpse, ink-
ling; glimmer, -ing; dawn; scent, sus-
picion; impression &c. (idea) 453; dis-
covery Ac. 480a.
system -, body- of knowledge; science,
philosophy, pansophy; acroama; theory,
setiology; circle of the sciences; pandect,
doctrine, body of doctrine; cy-, ency-
clopedia; school &c. (system of opinions)
484.
tree of knowledge; republic of letters
Ac. (language) 560.
erudition, learning, lore, scholarship,
reading, letters; literature; book mad-
ness; book learning, bookishness; biblio-
mania, -latry; information, general in-
formation; store of -knowledge &c. ; edu-
cation &c. (teaching) 537; culture, men-
tkulture, attainments; acqui-rements,
-sitions; accomplishments; proficiency;
practical knowledge &c. (skill) 698;
liberal education; dilettantism; rudi-
ments Ac. (beginning) 66.
deep -, profound -, solid -, accurate
-, acroatic -, acroamatic -, vast -, ex-
tensive -, encyclopedical — knowledge,
- learning; omniscience, pantology.
march of intellect; progress -, ad-
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491. Ignorance. — N. ignorance, nes^
cience, tabula rasa, crass ignorance, ig-
norance crasse; unacquaintance; uncon-
sciousness &c. adj,] dark-, blind-ness;
incomprehension, inexperience, simplic-
ity.
imknown quantities, x, y, z.
sealed book, terra incognita, virgin
soil, imexplored ground; dark ages.
[Imperfect knowledge] smattering,
sciolism, gUmmering; bewilderment Ac.
(uncertainty) 475; incapacity.
[Affectation of knowledge] pedantry;
charlatan-ry, -ism; Philister, Philistine.
V. be -ignorant Ac. adj.; not -know
Ac. 490; know -not, - not what, - noth-
ing of; have no -idea, - notion, - con-
ception; not have the remotest idea;
not know chalk from cheese.
ignore, be blind to; keep in ignorance
Ac. (conceal) 528.
see through a glass darkly; have a
-film over the eyes, - glimmering Ac. n.;
wonder whether; not .know what to
make of Ac. (unintelligibility) 519; not
pretend -, not take upon oneself- to say.
Adj. ignorant; nescient; un-knowing,
-aware, -acquainted, -apprized, -wit-
ting, -weetingt, -conscious; wit-, weet f-
less; a stranger to; unconversant.
un-informed, -cultivated, -versed, -in-
structed, -taught, -initiated, -tutored,
-schooled, -guided, -enlightened; Philis-
tine; behind the age.
shallow* superficial, green, rude, emp*
IV. (I) V
RESULTS OF REASONING
480 — 4sa
vance- of -science, - learning; school-
master abroad.
V, know, ken, scan, wot; wot ~, be
aware Ac. adj.- of; ween, weetf, trow,
have, possess.
conceive; ap-, com-prehend; take,
realize, understand, savvy * [U. S.], ap-
preciate; fathom, make out; recognize,
discern, perceive, see, get a sight-of, ex-
perience.
know full well; have -, possess- some
knowledge of; be -au courant &c- adj.;
have -in one's head, - at one's fingers'
ends; know by -heart, - rote; be master
of; connaitre le dessatts des cartes, know
what's what &c. 698.
see one's way; discover &c. 480a.
come to one's knowledge Ac. {infor-
motion) 527.
Adj. knowing &c. v.) cognitive; ac-
roamatic.
aware -, cognizant -, conscious- of;
acquainted -, made acquainted- with;
privy -, no stranger- to; au "fait, - courant; in the secret; up -, alive- to; be-
hind the -scenes, - curtain; let into; apprized -, informed- of; undeceived.
proficient -, versed -, read -, forward -, strong -, at home- in; conversant -,
familiar- with.
erudite, instructed, learned, lettered, educated; well-conned, -informed,
-read, -grounded, -educated; enUghtened, shrewd, savant, blue, bookish,
scholastic, solid, profound, deep-read, book-learned; accomplished &c. {skill"
ful) 698; omniscient; self-taught.
known &c. v.; ascertained, well-known, recognized, received, notorious,
noted; proverbial; familiar, - as household words, - to every schoolboy;
hackneyed, trite, commonplace.
cogn-oscible, -izable.
Adv. to -, to the best of- one's knowledge.
Phr. one's eyes being opened &c. (disdoaure) 529; comprendre UruJt c'eat tout pardonner;
empia dotore docet experienlia; yvCodi ir€avT6v\ ** half our knowledge we must snatch not
take " [Pope]; Jahre Uhren mehr als Bucher; " knowledge comes but wisdom lingers " [Ten-
nyson]; '' knowledge is power '' [Bacon]; les affaires font les hammer; nee scire fas est omnia
[Horace]; " the amassea thought and experience of innumerable minds '' [Emerson]; vxis ick
nicht toeiss macfU mich nicht keiss.
ty, half-learned, illiterate; im-read, -in-
formed, -educated, -learned, -lettered,
-bookish; empty-headed; pedantic.
in the dark; be-nighted, -lated; blind-,
ed, -fold; hoodwinked; misinformed; au
bout de son latin, at the end of his teth-
er, at fault; at sea &c. (uncertain) 475;
caught tripping.
un-known, -apprehended, -explained,
-ascertained, -investigated, -explored,
-heard of, -perceived; concealed &c.
528; novel.
Adv. ignorantly Ac. adj,; unawares;
for -anything, - aught- one knows; not
that one knows.
Int. God -, Heaven -, the Lord -,
nobody- knows.-
Phr. ** ignorance never settles a question "
[Disraeli]; qiiantum animis erroris inest ! [Ovidl;
^' small Latin and less Greek '' [B. Jonsonj;
" that unlettered small-knowing soul " [Lov^s
Labor* s Lost]; ** there is no darlmess but ignor-
ance " [Twelfth Night].
, 492. Scholar. — N. scholar, connois-
seur, savarU, pundit, schoolman, pro-
fessor, graduate, wrangler; academ-
ician, -ist; master of arts, doctor, licen-
tiate, gownsman; philo-sopher, -math;
scientist, clerk; soph -ist, -ister; linguist;
glosso-, philo-logist; philologer; lexico-,
glosso-grapher; grammarian; litterateur,
literati, dilettanti, illuminati; fellow,
Hebraist, lexicologist, mullah, munshi,
Sanskritist; sinolog-ist, -ue; Mezzofanti,
admirable Crichton, Mecsenas.
bookworm, heUuo librorum; biblio-
phile, -maniac; bluestocking, baa-bleu; bigwig, learned Theban, don; Artium-
Bcuxalaureus, - Magister.
493. Ignoramus. — N. ignoramus,
dunce; wooden spoon; no scholar.
sciolist, smatterer, dabbler, half schol-
ar; charlatan; wiseacre.
novice; greenhorn Ac. (dupe) 547;
tyro &c. (learner) 541 ; numskull.
lubber &c. (bungler) 701; fool Ac.
501 ; pedant &c. 492.
Adj. bookless, shallow; ignorant &c.
491.
Phr. " a wit with dunces and a dunce with
wits " [Pope].
492 — 496
INTELLECT
IV. (I) V
learned -, literary- man; homo muliarum lUerarum; man of -learning, -
letters, - education, - genius.
antiquar-ian, -y; archseologist; sage Ac. {wise man) 500.
pedant, doctrinaire; pedagogue, Dr. Pangloss; pantologist; criminologist.
schoolboy &c. (leamer) 54L
Adj. learned &c. 490; brought up at the feet of Gamaliel.
Phr. '' he was a scholar and a ripe and good one ^' [HenryVIII]; " the manifold linguist **
[AW 8 WeU Thai Ends WeU],
494. [Object of knowledge.] Truth.
— N. fact, reality Ac. {existence) 1;
plain matter of fact; nature &c. {yrin-
cipk) 5; truth, verity; gospel; orthodoxy
Ac. 983a; authenticity; veracity &c.
543; correctitude.
accuracy, exactitude; exact-, precise-
ness &c. adj,] precision,- delicacy; rigor,
mathematical precision, punctuaUty;
clockwork precision Ac. {regularUy) 80;
conformity to rule; nicety.
orthology ; ipsissima verba; realism.
plain -, honest -, sober -, naked -,
unalloyed -, unqualified -, stem -, exact
-, intrinsic- truth ; nitda Veritas; the very
thing; not an -illusion Ac. 495; real
Simon Pure; unvarnished tale; the
truth the whole truth and nothing but
the truth; just the thing.
V. be -true Ac. adj,, - the case; stand
the test; have the true ring; hold -good,
- true, - water.
render -, prove- -true Ac. adj.; sub-
stantiate Ac. {evidence) 467.
get at the truth Ac. {discover) 480a.
Adj. real, actual Ac. {existing) 1;
veritable, true; certain Ac. 474; sub-
stantially -, categorically- true Ac. ; true
-to the letter, - as gospel; unimpeach-
able; veracious Ac. 543; unre-, uncon-
futed; un-ideal, -imagined; realistic.
exact, accurate, definite, precise, well-
defined, just, right, correct, strict, se-
vere; close Ac. {similar) 17; literal; rigid,
rigorous; scrupulous Ac. {conscientious)
939; religiously exact, punctual, mathe-
matical, scientific; faithful, constant,
unerring; curious, particular, nice, deli-
cate, fine; clean-cut, clear-cut.
genuine, authentic, legitimate; ortho-
dox Ac. 983a; official, ex officio.
pure, natural, sound, sterling; un-
sophisticated, -adulterated, -varnished,
-colored; in its true colors; pukka,
well-grounded, -founded; solid, sub-
stantial, tangible, valid; undis-torted,
-guised; un-affected, -exaggerated, -ro-
mantic, -flattering.
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495. Error. — N. error, fallacy; mis-
conception, -apprehension, -understand-
standing; inexactness Ac. ojdj,\ laxity;
misconstruction Ac. {misinterpretation)
523; miscomputation Ac. {misjvdgment)
481; non sequitur Ac. 477; mis-state-
ment, -report; miunpsimus.
mistake; miss, fault, blunder, guipro^
quo, cross purposes, oversight, misprint,
erratum, corrigendum, slip, blot, flaw,
loose thread; trip, stumble Ac. {failure)
732; botchery Ac. {want of skiU) 699;
slip of the -tongue, - pen; lapsus linguoB,
clerical error; bull Ac. {absurdity) 497;
haplography.
il-, de-lusion ; false -impression, - idea ;
bubble; self-deceit, -deception; mists of
error.
heresy Ac. {heierodoocy) 984; hallucina-
tion Ac. {insanity) 503; false light Ac.
{fallacy of vision) 443; dream Ac. {fancy)
515; fable Ac. {untruth) 546; bias Ac.
{misjudgment) 481 ; misleading Ac. v.
V. be -erroneous Ac. adj,
cause error; mis-lead, -guide; lead
-astray, - into error; beguile, misinform
Ac. {misteach) 538; delude; give a false
-impression, - idea; falsify, misstate;
deceive Ac. 545; lie Ac. 544.
err; be -in error Ac. adj., - mistaken
Ac. V,; be deceived Ac. {duped) 547;
mistake, receive a false impression, de-
ceive oneself; fall into -, lie under -,
labor under- -an error Ac. n.; be in the
wrong, blunder; mis-apprehend, -con-
ceive, -understand, -reckon, -count,
-calculate Ac. {misjudge) 481.
play -, be- at cross purposes'Ac. {mis-
interpret) 523.
trip, stumble; lose oneself Ac. {un-
certainty) 475; go astray; fail Ac. 732;
be in the wrong box; take the wrong
sow by the ear Ac. {mismanage) 699;
put the saddle on the wrong horse;
reckon without one's host; take the
shadow for the substance Ac. {credulity)
486; dream Ac. {imagine) 515.
Adj. erroneous, untrue, false, devoid
IV. (I) V
RESULTS OF REASONING
494 — 499
Adv. truly &c. adj.; vwily, indeed, in
reality; with truth &c. (veracity) 543;
certainly &c. (certain) 474; actually &c.
(existence) 1 ; in effect &c. (intrinsiccdly) 5.
exactly Ac. adj.; ad amussim; verba-
tim, - €t literatim; word for word, liter-
ally, literatim^ totidem verbiSj sicj to the
letter, chapter and verse, ipsissimis
tferbis; ad unguem; to an inch; to a-
nicety, - hair, - tittle, - turn, - T; au
pied de la lettre; neither more nor less;
in -every respect, - all respects; sous
Urns Us rapports; at -any rate, - all
events; strictly speaking.
Phr. the -truth, - fact- is; rem acu tetigiati;
en sidvarU la veriU; ex facto pia oritur; la veritd b
figka del tempo; locoe y ninoe dicen la verda4;
nihil eel veritaOs luce dukiua [Cicero]; verilae
nunquam perit [Seneca]; veritatem dies aperit
[Seneca].
of truth, fallacious, apocr3rphal, unreal,
imgrounded, groundless; imsubstantial
&c. 4; heretical &c. (heterodox) 984; un-
sound; illogical Ac. 477.
in-, un-exact; in-accurate, -correct;
indefinite Ac. (uncertain) 475.
illus-ive, -ory; delusive; mock, ideal
Ac. (imaginary) 515; spurious Ac. 545;
deceitful Ac. 544; perverted.
controvertible, unsustainable; imau-
thenticated, untrustworthy.
exploded, refuted; discarded.
in ~, imder an- error Ac. n. ; mistaken
Ac. v.; tripping Ac. v.; out, - in one's
reckoning; aberrant; beside -, wide of
the- -mark, - truth; astray Ac. (at
fault) 475; on -a false, - the wrong-
scent; in the wrong box; at cross pur-
poses, all in the wrong; all out.
Adv. more or less.
Phr. errare est humanum; mentis gratiesimue error [Horace]: ** on the dubious waves of
error tost " [Cowper]; " to err is human, to forgive divine " [Pope]; " you lie — under a
mistake " [Shelley].
496. Maxim. — N. maxim, aphorism;
apo-, apoph-thegm; dictum, saying,
adage, saw, proverb; sentence, mot,
motto, word, byword, moral, phylactery,
protasis.
axiom, theorem, scholium, truism,
postulate.
reflection Ac. (idea) 453; conclusion
Ac. (judgment) 480; golden rule Ac.
(precept) 697; principle, principia; pro-
fession of faith Ac. (belitf) 484; settled
principle, formula.
wise -, sage -, received -, admitted
-, recognized- maxim Ac. ; true -, com-
mon -, hackneyed -, trite -, conmion-
place- saying Ac.
Adj. aphoristic, proverbial, phylac-
teric; axiomatic, gnomic.
Adv. as -the saying is, - they say.
497. Absurdity. — N. absurd-ity,
-ness Ac. adj. ; imbecility Ac. 499 ; alogy f,
nonsense, paradox, inconsistency; stul-
tiloqu-y, -ence; nugacity.
blunder, muddle, bull; Irish-, Hiber-
nic-ism; slipslop; anticlimax, bathos;
sophism Ac. 477.
farce, galimaihiasy amphigouri, rhap-
sody; farrago Ac. (disorder) 59; bUise;
extravagance, romance; sciamachy.
sell, pun, verbal quibble, macaronic,
jargon, fustian, twaddle Ac. (no
meaning) 517; exaggeration Ac. 549;
moonshine, stuff; mare's nest, quibble,
self-delusion.
vagary, tomfoolery, mummery, mon-
key trick, boiUade, escapade.
V. play the fool Ac. 499; talk non-
sense, parler d tort et d trovers; battre la
campagne; &v€fitoXja jSo^av; be -absurd
Ac. adj.
Adj. absurd, nonsensical, preposterous, egregious, senseless, inconsistent,
ridiciUous, extravagant, quibbling; self-annulling, -contradictory; maca-
ronic, punning.
foolish Ac. 499; sophistical Ac. 477; immeaning Ac. 517; without rhyme
or reason: fantastic.
Int. fiddlededee! pish! pho! " in the name of the Prophet — figs! '' [Horace
Smith],
Phr. credat Judceus ApeUa [Horace]; tell it to the marines.
Faculties
498. Intelligence. Wisdom. — N. 499. Imbecility. Folly. — N. want
intelligence, capacity, comprehension, of -intelligence Ac. 498, - intellect A.<i.
498 — 499
INTELLECT
IV. (I) T
understanding' cutleness, sabe * [U. S.],
savvy * [U. S.J; intellect Ac. 450; nous,
parts, sagacity, mother wit, wit, esprit,
gumption, quick parts, grasp of intellect;
acuteness <&c. adj.; acumen, subtlety,
penetration, perspica-cy f, -city; dis-
cernment, due sense of, good judgment;
discrimination &c. 465; cunning &c.
702; refinement Ac. {taste) 850.
head, brains, headpiece, upper story,
long head; eagle -eye, - glance; eye of
a -lynx, - hawk.
wisdom, sapience, sense; good -, com-
mon -, horse - [U. S.], plain- sense;
rationality, reason; reasonableness &c.
adj.; judgment; solidity, depth, pro-
fundity, caliber; enlarged views; reach -,
compass- of thought; enlargement of
mind.
genius, inspiration, geist, fire of genius,
heaven-bom genius, soul; talent &c.
(aptitude) 698.
[Wisdom in action] prudence &c. 864;
vigilance Ac. 459; tact Ac. 698; fore-
sight Ac. 510; sobriety, self-possession,
aplombf ballast.
a bright thought, not a bad idea.
V. be -intelligent Ac. adj.; have all
one's wits about one; understand Ac.
(intelligible) 518; catch -, take in- an
idea; take a -joke, - hint.
see -through, - at a glance, - with
half an eye, - far into, - through a mill-
stone; penetrate; discern Ac. (descry)
441; foresee Ac. 510.
discriminate Ac. 465; know what's
what Ac. 698; listen to reason.
Adj. [Applied to persons] intelligent,
quick of apprehension, keen, acute, aUve,
brainy, awake, bright, quick, sharp;
quick-, keen-, clear-, sharp- -eyed,
-sighted, -witted; wide-awake; canny,
shrewd, astute; clear-headed; farsight-
ed Ac. 510; discerning, perspicacious,
penetrating, piercing; argute; nimble-,
needle-witted; sharp as a needle; alive
to Ac. (cognizant) 490; clever Ac. (apt)
698; arch Ac. (cunning) 702; pas si bMe;
acute Ac. 682.
wise, sage, sapient, sagacious, reason-
able, rational, sound, in one's right mind,
sensible, abnormis sapiens, judicious,
strong-minded.
un-prejudiced, -biassed, -bigoted,
-prepossessed; un-dazzled, -perplexed;
of unwarped judgment, impartial, equi-
table, fair.
450; shadow-, silli-, foolish-ness Ac.
adj.; imbecility, incapacity, vacancy of
mind, poverty of intellect, clouded j>er-
ception, poor head, apartments to let;
stup-, stol-idity; hebetude, dull under-
standing, meanest capacity, shortsight-^
edness; incompetence Ac. (unskillful-
ness) 699.
one's weak side; bias Ac. 481 ; infatua-
tion Ac. (insanity) 503.
simplicity, puerility, babyhood; do-
tage, anility, second childishness, fatu-
ity; idio-'Cy, -tism; driveling.
folly, frivolity, irrationality, trifling,
ineptitude, nugacity, inconsistency, lip
wisdom, conceit; sophistry Ac. 477;
giddiness Ac. (inattention) 458; eccen-
tricity Ac. 503; extravagance Ac. (ab-
surdity) 497; rashness Ac. 863.
act of folly Ac. 699.
V. be -imbecile Ac. adj.; have no
-brains, - sense Ac. 498.
trifle, drivel, radoter, dote; ramble
Ac. (rnadness) 503; play the -fool, -
monkey; take leave of one's senses; not
see an inch beyond one's nose; stultify
oneself Ac. 699; talk nonsense Ac. 497.
Adj. [Applied to persons] un-intelli-
gent, -intellectual, -reasoning; mind-,
wit-, reason-, brain-less; half-baked;
having no -head Ac. 498; not -bright Ac.
498; inapprehensible.
weak-, addle-, puzzle-, blunder-,
muddle-, muddy-, pig-, beetle-, buffle-,
chuckle-, mutton-, maggoty-, gross-
headed; beef-, fat- -witted, -headed.
weak-, feeble-minded; dull-, shallow-,
lack-brained; rattle-brained, -headed;
half-, lean-, short-, dull-, blunt-witted;
shallow-, clod-, addle-pated; dim-,
short-sighted; thick-skulled; weak in the
upper story.
shallow, bomi, weak, wanting, soft,
sappy, spoony; dull, - as a beetle; stupid,
heavy, insulse, obtuse, blunt, stolid,
doltish; asinine; inapt Ac. 699; prosaic
Ac. 843 ; hebetudinous.
child-ish, -like; infant-ine, -ile, baby-,
bab-ish; puerile, anile; simple Ac. (cred-
ulous) 486; old-womanish.
fatuous, idiotic, imbecile, driveling;
blatant, babbling; vacant; sottish; be-
wildered Ac. 475.
blockish, unteachable; Boeot-ian, -ic;
bovine; un-gifted, -discerning, -enlight-
ened, -wise, -philosophical; apish; sim-
ious.
IV. (I) V
RESULTS OF REASONING
498 — 608
cool; cool-, long-, hard-, strong-head-
ed; long-sighted, calculating, thought-
ful, reflecting; solid, deep, profound.
oracular; heaven-directed, -bom.
prudent Ac. (catUums) 864; sober,
staid, solid; considerate, politic, wise
in one's generation; watchful &c. 459;
provident Ac. (prepared) 673 ; in advance
of one's age; wise as -a serpent, - Solo-
mon, - Solon.
[Applied to actions] wise, sensible,
reasonable, judicious; well-judged, -ad-
vised; prudent, politic; expedient &c.
646,
Phr. out regem aut fatuurn nasd oportet;
" but with the morning cool reflection came ''
[Scoit]; flasculi sentenliarum; les affaires font
Us Jwmmes; md8 vale saber que haber; mds vale
ser TUBcio que jxrrfiado; nemo solus sapU [Plan-
tus]; nosce te; ypCMi ffeavrdw; nuUum magnum
ingenium sine mizlura dementice fuit [Seneca,
from Aristotle]; sapere aude [Horace]; victrix
fortune sapientia [Juvenal].
foolish, silly, senseless, irrational, in-
sensate, nonsensical, inept; maudlin.
narrow-minded &c. 481; bigoted &c.
(obstinate) 606; giddy Ac. (thoughtless)
458; rash &c. 863; eccentric Ac. (crazed)
503.
[Applied to actions] foolish, imwise,
injudicious, improper, unreasonable,
without reason, ridiculous, silly, stupid,
asinine; ill-imagined, -advised, -judged,
-devised; mal entendu; inconsistent,
irrational, imphilosophical; extravagant
&c. (nonsensical) 497; sleeveless, idle;
useless &c. 645; inexpedient Ac. 647;
frivolous &c. (trivial) 643.
Phr. Davus sum non (Edipus; " a fool's bolt
is soon shot " [Henry V.]; ciUeUas hovi sunt im-
posita [Cicero]; " fools ru^ in where angels fear
to tread " [Pope]; U n*a ni houche ni iperon;
" the bookful blockhead, ignorantly read "
[Pope] ; '' to varnish nonsense with the charms of
sound " [ChurchiU].
600. Sage. — N. sage, wise man; mas-
ter -mind, - spirit of the age; longhead,
thinker.
authority, oracle, luminary, shining
light, esprit fort, magnus Apollo^ Solon,
Solomon, Nestor, Magi, " second Dan-
iel."
man of learning Ac. 492; expert Ac.
700; wizard Ac. 994.
[Ironically] wiseacre, bigwig.
Adj. venerable, reverenced, emeritus.
Phr. harbA tenus sapientes.
501. Pool. — N. fool, idiot, tom-
fool, wiseacre, simpleton, witling, diz-
zard, donkey, ass; ninny, -hanuner;
chowder-, chuckle-head; dolt, booby,
Tom Noddy, looby, hoddy-doddy f,
noddy, nonny, noodle, nizy, owl; goose,
-cap; imbecile; gaby, radoteur, nin-
compoop, badaud, zany; trifler, babbler;
pretty fellow; natural, niais,
child, baby, infant, innocent, milksop,
sop.
oaf, lout, loon, lown, dullard, doodle t,
calf, colt, buzzard, block, put, stick,
stock, numps fi tony f.
bull-, dunder-, addle-, block-, dull-, logger-, jolt-, jolter-, beetle-, gross-,
mutton-, noodle-, giddy-head; num-, thick-skull; lack-, shallow-brain;
half-, lack- wit; dunderpate; lunkhead [U. S.]
sawney, gowk; clod, -hopper; clod-, clot-poll, -pate; bull calf; gawk,
Gothamite, lummox, rube [U. S.] ; men of Boeotia, wise men of Gotham.
un sot d triple, itage J sot; jobbernowl, changeUng, mooncalf, gobemouche.
dotard, driveler; old -fogey, - woman; crone, grandmother; cotquean,
henhussy.
greenhorn Ac. (dupe) 547; dunce Ac. (ignoramus) 493; lubber Ac. (bungler)
701; madman Ac. 504.
one who -will not set the Thames on fire, - did not invent gimpowder;
qui n'a pas invents la poudre; no conjuror.
Phr. fortuna favet faiuis; les fous font lesfestins ei les sages les mangent; nomina stuUorvm
parielxbus hasrent; stuMorum plena sunt omnia [Cicero].
602. Sanity. — N. sanity; soundness
Ac. adj.; rationaUty, sobriety, lucidity,
lucid interval; senses, sober senses,
sound mind, mens sana.
V. be -sane Ac. a4j.; retain one's
seDseSy - reason.
503. Insanity. — N. disordered -rea-
son, - intellect; diseased -, unsound -,
abnormal- mind; derangement, un-
soundness.
insanity, lunacy; madness Ac. odi.^
mania, xabiea, i\3ctQt, TCkeoXi-iiL ^^eoaioisss^
602 — 606
INTELLECT
IV. (I) V
become -sane Ac. adj.; come to one's
senses, sober down.
render -sane Ac. adj.; bring to one's
senses, sober.
Adj. sane, rational, reasonable, com-
po8 mentis, of sound mind; sound,
-minded; lucid.
self-possessed; sober, -minded.
in one's -sober senses, - right mind;
in possession of one's faculties.
Adv. sanely &c. adj.
aberration; paranoia; demen-tation, -tia,
-cy; phrenitis, phrensy, frenzy, raving,
incoherence, wandering, delirium, ca-
lenture of the brain, delusion, halluci-
nation; lycanthropy ; brain storm.
vertigo, dizziness, swinmiing; sun-
stroke, coup de soleilf siriasis.
fanaticism, infatuation, craze; oddity,
eccentricity, twist, monomania; klepto-,
dipso-mania; h3rpochondriasis &c. (low
spirits) 837 ; melancholia, hysteria ; amen-
tia,
screw -, tile -, slate- loose; bee in one's bonnet, rats in the upper story,
dotage Ac. {imbecility) 499.
V. be -, become- -insane Ac. adj. ; lose one's senses, - reason, - faculties, -
wits; go -, run- mad; rave, dote, ramble, wander; drivel Ac. (66 imbecUe)
499; have a -screw loose Ac. n., - devil; avoir le diable au corps; lose one's
head Ac. (be uncertain) 475.
render -, drive- -mad Ac. adj.; madden, dementate, addle the wits, de-
range the head, infatuate, befool; turn -the brain, - one's head.
Adj. insane, mad, lunatic; crazy, crazed, ali&rU, non compos mentis; not
right, cracked, touched; bereft of reason; all-possessed, unhinged, unsettled
in one's mind; insensate, reasonless, beside oneself, demented, daft; phren-,
fren-zied, -etic; possessed, - with a devil; deranged, far gone, maddened,
moonstruck; shatter-pated; mad-, scatter-, shatter-, crack-brained; off one's
head.
maniacal; delirious, light-headed, incoherent, rambling, doting, wandering;
frantic, raving, stark staring mad.
corybantic, dithyrambic; rabid, giddy, vertiginous, wild; haggard, mazed;
flighty; distr-acted, -aught; bewildered Ac. (uncertain) 475.
mad as a -March hare, - hatter; of -imsound mind Ac. n.; touched -,
wrong -, not right- in one's -head, - mind, - wits -, upper story; out of one's
-mind, - senses, - wits; not in one's right mind,
fanatical, infatuated, odd, eccentric; hypp-ed, -ish.
imbecile, silly, Ac. 499.
Adv. like one possessed.
Phr. the mind having lost its balance: the reason under a cloud; Ute -exalUe, -montie;
ira furor brevis est; omnes atuUoa insanire [Horace].
504. Madman. — N. madman, lunatic, maniac, bedlamite, candidate for
Bedlam, raver, madcap; energumen; auto-, mono-, dipso-, klepto-maniac;
hypochondriac Ac. (low spirits) 837; crank, Tom o' Bedlam.
dreamer Ac. 515; rhapsodist, seer, highflier, enthusiast, fanatic, fanaiico;
exaJU; knight errant, Don Quixote.
idiot Ac. 501.
Section VI. Extension of Thought
1. To the Past
605. Memory. — N. memory, re-
membrance; reten-tion, -tiveness; te-
nacity; veieris vestigia flammce; tablets
of the memory; readiness.
reminiscence, recognition, recurrence,
recollection, rememoration; retrospect,
"jon/ sifterthought.
ISO
506. Oblivion. — N. oblivion; for-
getfulness Ac. adj. ; obliteration Ac. 552
of -, insensibility Ac. 823 to- the past.
short -, treacherous -, loose -, slip-
pery -, failing- memory; decay -, fail-
ure -, lapse- of memory; waters of
-Lethe, - oblivion.
IV. (I) VI
EXTENSION OF THOUGHT
605 — 606
amnesty, general pardon.
V. forget; be -forgetful Ac. adj, ; fall -,
sink- into oblivion; have -a short mem-
ory &c. n., - no head.
forget one's own name, have on the
tip of one's tongue, come m at one ear
and go out at the other.
slip -, escape -, fade from -, die away
from- the memory; lose, - sight of.
unlearn; efface &c, 552 -, discharge-
from the memory; consign to -oblivion,
- the tomb of the Capulets; think no
more of &c. (turn the attention from) 458;
cast behind one's back, wean one's
thoughts from; let bygones be bygones
&c. (forgive) 918.
Adj. forgotten &c. v.; unremembered,
past recollection, bygone, out of mind;
buried -, sunk- in oblivion; clean for-
gotten; gone out of one's -head, - rec-
ollection.
forgetful, oblivious, mindless, Le-
thean; insensible &c. 823- to the past;
heedless.
Phr. non mi ricordo; the memory -failingi
- deserting one, - being at {or in) fault.
suggestion &c. {information) 527;
prompting &c. v. ; hint, reminder, token
of remembrance, memento, souvenir,
keepsake, relic, memorandum; remem-
brancer, flapper; memorial &c. (record)
551; conmiemoration &c. (celebration)
883.
things to be remembered, memora-
bilia.
art of -, artificial- memory; memoria
technica; mnemo-nics, -technics; phre-
notypics; Mnemosyne; prompt-book.
retentive -, tenacious -, green -, trust-
worthy -, capacious -, faithful -, cor-
rect -, exact -, ready -, prompt- mem-
ory.
celebrity, fame, renown, reputation
&c. (repute) 873.
V. remember, mind; retain the -mem-
ory, - remembrance- of; keep in view.
have -, hold -, bear -, carry -, keep -,
retain- in or in the -thoughts, - mind,
- memory, - remembrance; be in -, live
in -, remain in ~, dwell in -, haunt -,
impress- one's -memory, - thoughts,-
mind.
sink in the mind; run in the head; not
be able to get it out of one's head; be deeply impressed with; rankle &c. (re-
venge) 919.
recur to the mind; flash -on the mind, - across the memory.
recognize, recollect, bethink oneself, recall, call up, retrace; look -, trace-
-back, - backwards; think -, look back- upon; review; call -, recall -, bring-
to -mind, - remembrance; carry one's thoughts back; rake up the past.
suggest &c. (inform) 527; prompt; put -, keep- in mind; remind; fan the
embers; call -, summon -, rip- up; renew; infandum renovare dolorem; task -,
tax -, jog -, flap -, refresh -, rub up -, awaken- the memory; pull, by the
sleeve; bring back to the memory, put in remembrance, memorialize.
get -, have -, learn -, know -, say -, repeat- by -heart, - rote; say one's
lesson; repeat, - as a parrot; have at one's fingers' ends.
commit to memory; con, - over; fix -, rivet -, imprint -, impress -, stamp -,
grave -, engrave -, store -, treasure up -, bottle up -, embalm -, enshrine- in
the memory; load -, store -, stuff -, burden- the memory with; memorize.
redeem from oblivion; keep the -memory alive, - wound green; tangere
ulcus; keep up the memory of; conmiemorate &c. (celebrate) 883.
make a note of &c. (record) 551.
Adj. remember-ing, -ed &c. v,; mindful, reminiscential; retained in the
memory &c. ».; pent up in one's memory; fresh; green, - in remembrance; un-
forgotten, present to the mind; within one's -memory &c. n.; indelible; upper-
most in one's thoughts; memorable &c. (important) 642.
Adv. by -heart, - rote; without lx)ok, memoriter.
in memory of; in memoriam; mem/yrid, in ceternd; suggestive.
Phr. manet altd merde repostum [Vergjl]; farsan et hcpc olim meminisse juiHjJhit [\'^ergil]; ah-
sens hceres nmi eritjbeaicB memoritB; " briefly thyself remember " [Lf«r); inemhcem memorem
esse oportet [Quintilian]; " memory the warder of the brain " [Macbeth]', parsqne. est memin"
isse doloris [Ovid]; " to live in hearts we leave behind is not to die " [Campbell]; vox audita
perit liUera acripta maneL
\Vs.
607-609
INTELLECT
IV. a) VI
£. To the Future
607. Expectation. — N. expect-ation,
-ance, -ancy; anticipation, reckoning,
calculation; foresight &c. 510.
contemplation, prospection, lookout;
prospect, perspective, horizon, vista;
destiny &c. 152.
suspense, waiting, abeyance; curios-
ity &c. 455; anxious -, ardent ~, eager -,
breathless -, sanguine- expectation;
torment of Tantalus.
hope &c. 858; trust &c. (belief) 484;
auspices &c. (prediclion) 511; assurance,
confidence, presumption, reliance.
V. expect; look -for, - out for, - for-
ward to; hope for, anticipate; have in
-prospect, - contemplation; keep in
view; contemplate, promise oneself; not
-wonder Ac. 870 -at, - if.
wait -, tarry -, lie in wait -, watch -,
bargain- for; keep a -good, - sharp- look-
out for; await; stand at " attention,"
abide, bide one's time, watch.
foresee Ac. 510; prepare for &c. 673;
forestall &c. (be early) 132; count upon
&c. (believe in) 484; think likely &c.
(probability) 472.
lead one to expect &c. (predict) 511;
have in store for &c. (destiny) 152.
prick up one's ears, hold one's breath.
Adj. expectant; expecting &c. v,;
in -expectation &c. n.; on the watch
&c. (t;igi7an/) .459; open-eyed, -mouthed;
agape, gaping, all agog; on -tenter-
hooks, - tiptoe, - the tiptoe of expecta-
tion; aux aguets; ready; curious &c. 455;
looking forward to.
expected &c. v.; long expected, fore-
seen; in prospect &c. n.; prospective;
in -one's eye, - view, - the horizon;
impending &c. (destiny) 152.
Adv. on the watch &c. adj.) with
-breathless expectation &c. n., - bated
breath; arredis auribics.
Phr. we shall see; nous verrons; " expecta-
tion whirls me round " [TroUti^s and Cressida].
608. Inezpectation. — N. in-, non-
expectation; false expectation &c. (dia-
appointment) 509; miscalculation <&c.
481.
siuprise, sudden burst, thunderclap,
blow, shock; bolt out of the blue; won-
der &c. 870; eye opener.
V. not -expect &c. 507; be taken by
surprise; start; miscalculate &c. 481;
not bargain for; come -, fall- upon.
be -unexpected &c. adj.; come -un-
awares &c. adv.; turn up, pop, drop
from the clouds; come -, burst -, flash -,
bounce -, steal -, creep- upon one; come
-, burst- Hke a thunder-clap, -bolt;
take -, catch- -by surprise, - imawares,
- napping; yach [S. Africa].
pounce -, spring a mine- upon.
surprise, startle, take aback, electrify,
stun, stagger, take away one's breath,
throw off one's guard; astonish &c.
(strike with wonder) 870.
Adj. nonexpectant; siuprised &c. i;.;
un-wamed, -aware; off one's guard; in-
attentive &c. 458.
un-expected, -anticipated, -looked
for, -foreseen, -hoped for; dropped from
the clouds; beyond -, contrary to — ,
against- expectation; out of one's reck-
oning; unheard of &c. (exceptional) 83;
startling; sudden &c. (instantaneous)
113.
Adv. abruptly, unexpectedly, plump,
pop, d Vimproviste, unawares; without
-notice, - warning, - saying " by your
leave"; like a -thief in the night, -
thunderbolt; in an unguarded moment;
suddenly &c. (instantaneously) 113.
Int. heydey! &c. (wonder) 870.
Phr. little did one -think, - expect; nobody
would ever -suppose, - think, - expect; who
would have thought? it beats the Dutch.
609. [Failure of expectation.] Disappointment. — N. disappointment;
blighted hope, balk; blow; slip 'twixt cup and lip; nonfulfillment of one's hopes;
sad -, bitter- disappointment; trick of fortune; afterclap; false -, vain- expecta-
tion; miscalculation &c. 481 ; fool's paradise; much cry and little wool.
V. be disappointed; look -blank, - blue; look -, stand- -aghast &c. (wonder)
870; find to one's cost; laugh on the wrong side of one's mouth; find one a false
prophet.
disappoint; crush -, dash -, balk -, disappoint -, blight -, falsify -y defeat -,
152
IV 0) VI RESULTS OF REASONING 609 — 611
not realise- one's -hope, - expectation; balk, jilt, bilk; play one -false, - a trick;
dash the cup from the lips; tantalize; dumfoimder.
Adj. disappointed &c. v,; disconcerted, aghast; disgruntled; out of one's
reckoning.
Phr. the mountain brought forth a mouse; varturiunt monies; ruiscitur ridiculus mus
[Horace]; diia alUer visum, the bubble burst; one s count
__ _^ — ,
countenance falling.
610. Foresight. — N. foresight, prospicience, prevision, long-sightedness;
anticipation; providence. Ac. (preparaiion) 673.
fore-thought, -cast; pre-deliberation, -surmise; foregone conclusion &c.
(jprejudgmerd) 481 ; prudence &c. {caution) 864.
foreknowledge; prognosis; pre-cognition, -science, -notion, -sentiment;
second-sight; sagacity Ac. {intelligence) 498; antepast, prelibation, prophasis.
«rospect Ac. {erpeciation) 507; foretaste; prospectus &c. {plan) 626.
'. foresee; look -forwards to, - ahead, - beyond; scent from afar; look -,
pry -, peep- into the future.
see one's way; see how the -land lies, - wind blows, - cat jumps.
anticipate; expect Ac. 507; be beforehand Ac. {early) 132; predict Ac. 511;
fore-know, -judge, -cast; presurmise; have an eye to the -future, - main chance;
respicerefinem; keep a sharp lookout Ac. {vigilance) 459; forewarn Ac. 668.
Adj. foreseeing Ac. v.; prescient; far-seeing, -sighted; sagacious Ac. {intelli-
gent) 498; weatherwise; provident Ac. {prepared) 673; prospective Ac. 507.
Adv. against the time when.
Phr. cemit omnia Deus vindex; mihi cura ftUuri,
511. Prediction. — N. prediction, announcement; program (me) Ac. {plan)
626; premonition Ac. {warning) 668; prognosis, prophecy, vaticination, man-
tology, prognostication, premonstration t; augur-y, -ation f; a-, ha-riolation f;
fore-, a-boding; bode-, abode-ment; omni-ationf, -ousness; auspices, fore-
cast; omen Ac. 512; horoscope, nativity; sooth f, -saying; fortune -telling; div-
ination; necromancy Ac. 992.
Divination by the stars] astrology, horoscopy, judicial astrology.^
Place of prediction] adytum.
prefigur-ation, -ement; prototype, type.
V. predict, prognosticate, prophesy, vaticinate, divine, foretell, soothsay,
augurate, tell fortunes; cast a -horoscope, - nativity; advise; forewarn Ac. 668.
presage, augur, bode; a-, fore-bode; fore-, be-token; pre-figure, -show; por-
tend; fore-show, -shadow; shadow forth, typify, pretypify, ominatef, signify,
point to.
* The following terms, expressive of different forms of divination, have been collected from
various sources, and are here given as a curious illustration of bygone superstitions: —
Divination by oracleSf Theomancy ; by the Bible, Bibliomoncy ; by ghosts, Psychomancy ; by crystal
gazing, Crystallomancy; by shadows or manes, Sciomancy; by appearances in the air, Acromancy,
Chaomancy: by the stars at birth, Genethliacs; by meteors, Mcteoromancy; by winds, Austromancy;
by sacrificial appearances, Aruspicy {or Haruspicy), Hieromancy, Hieroscopy; by the entraHs oj
animals sacrificed, Extispicy, Hieromancy; by the entrails of a human sacrifice, Anthropomancy;
by. the entrails of fishes, Ichtnyomancy; by sacrificial fire. Pyromancy; by red-hot iron, Sideromancy;
by smoke from the altar, Capnomancy; by mice, Myomancy; by birds, Omiscopy, Omithomancy;
by a cock picking up grains, Alectryomancy {or Alectoromancy); by fishes, Ophiomancy; by herbs,
Botanomancy; by water, Hydromancy; by fountains, Pegomancy; by a wand, Rhabdomancy; by
dough of cakes, Crithomancy; by meal, Aleuromancy, Alphitomancy; by salt, Halomancy; by dice,
Cleromancy; by arrows, Belomancy ; by a balanced hatchet, Axinomancy; by a balanced sieve, Q>scin-
omancy; by a suspended ring, Dactyliomancy; by dot^ made at random on paper, Gcomancy; by
vrecious stones, Lithomancy; by pebbles, Pessomancy ; by pebbles drawn from a heap, Psephomancy;
by mirrors, Catoptromancy; by writings in ashes, Tephramancy; by dreams, Oneiromancy; by the
hand. Palmistry, Chiromancy; by nails refiecting the sun^s rays, Onychomancy; by finger rings,
Dactylomancy: by numberSf Arithmancy; by drawing lots. Sortilege; by passages in books, Sticho-
mancy; by the letters forming the name of the person, Onomancy, Nomancy; by the features, An-
throposcopy ; by the mode of laughing, Geloscopy; by ventriloquism, Gastromancy; by walking in a
circle, Gyromancy; by dropping melted wax into water, Ceromancy; by currents, Bletonism; by the
color and peculiarities of wine, (Enomancy.
611 — 616 INTELLECT IV. ^I) vi
usher in, herald, premise, announce; lower.
hold out -, raise -, excite- -expectation, - hope; bid fair, promise, lead one
to expect; be the -precursor &c. 64.
Adj. predicting &c. v.; predictive, prophetic; fatidic, -al; vaticinal, oracular,
fatiloquent, haruspical; Sibylline; weatherwise.
ominous, portentous; augur-ous f, -iai, -al; auspici-al, -ous; prescious, moni-
tory, extispicious, premonitory, significant of, pregnant with, big with the
fate of.
Phr. " coming events cast their shadows before " [Campbell]; dicamua bona verba; " there
buds the promise of celestial worth " [Young].
512. Omen. — N. omen, portent, presage, prognostic, augury, auspice; sign
Ac. (indication) 550; harbinger &c. (precursor) 64; yule candle,
bird of ill omen; signs of the times; gathering clouds; warning &c. 668.
prefigurement &c. 511.
Adj. ill-boding.
Phr. atLspicium meltons asvi,
613. Oracle. — N. oracle; prophet, seer, soothsayer, augur, fortune teller,
witch, geomancer, aruspex; a-, ha-ruspice; haruspex; Sibyl; Pjrthon, -ess;
Pythia; Pythian -, Delphian- oracle; Monitor, Sphinx, Tiresias, Cassandra,
Sibylline leaves; Zadkiel, Old Moore; sorcerer &c. 994; interpreter &c. 624.
Section VII. Creative Thought
614. Supposition. — N. supposition, assumption, pdstulation, condition,
presupposition, hypothesis, postulate, postulatum, theory, data; pro-, position;
thesis, theorem; proposal &c. (plan) 626; assumed position.
bare -, vague -, loose- -supposition, - suggestion; conceit; conjecture; guess,
- work; rough guess, shot; conjecturality; surmise, suspicion, inkling, sugges-
tion, association of ideas, hint; presumption &c. (belief) 484; divination, specu-
lation.
V. suppose, conjecture, surmise, suspect, guess, divine; theorize; pre-sume,
-surmise, -suppose; assume, fancy, wis, take it; give a guess, speculate, believe,
dare say, take it into one's head, take for granted.
put forth ; pro-pound, -pose; start, put a case, submit, move, make a motion;
hazard -, throw out -, put forward- a -suggestion, - conjecture.
allude to, suggest, hint, put it into one's head.
suggest itself &c. (thought) 451 ; run in the head &c. (memory) 505; marvel -,
wonder- -if, - whether.
Adj. supposing &c. v.; given, mooted, postulatory; assumed &c. v.; supposit-
ive, -itious; gratuitous, speculative, conjectural, hypothetical, theoretical, aca-
demic, supposablc, presumptive, putative; suppositional.
suggestive, allusive.
Adv. if, - so be; an; on the -supposition &c. n.; ex hypothesi; in -case, - the
event of; quasi, as if, provided; perhaps &c. (by possibility) 470; for aught one
knows.
616. Imagination. — N. imagination; originality; invention; fancy; inspi-
ration; verve.
warm -, heated -, excited -, sanguine -, ardent -, fiery -, boiling -, wild -,
bold -, daring -, playful -, lively -, fertile- -imagination, - fancy.
" mind's eye " ; ** such stuff as dreams are made of " [Tempest],
ideal-ity, -ism; romanticism, utopianism, castle-building; dreaming; phren-
sy, frenzy; ecs-, ex-tasy f; calenture &c. (delirium) 503; reverie, trance; som-
nambulism.
conception, Vorstellung, excogitation, " a fine frenzy "; cloud-, dream-land;
154
IV. ai) I
COMMUNICATION OF IDEAS
616 — 617
flight - fumes- of fancy; " thick-coming fancies " [Mad}eth]; creation -, coin-
age- of the brain; imagery.
conceit, maggot, figment, myth, dream, vision, shadow, chimera; phan-tasm,
-tasy; fantasy, fancy; whim, -sey, -sy; vagary, rhapsody, romance, gest, geste,
extravaganza; air-drawn dagger, bugbear, nightmare; fl3ang Dutchman, great
sea serpent, man in the moon, castle in the air, chdieau en Espagne; Utopia,
Atlantis, happy valley, millennium, fairyland; land of Prester John, kingdom
of Micomicon; work of fiction &c. (novel) 594; Arabian nights; lepot au lait;
dream of Alnaschar Ac. (hope) 858; day -, golden- dream.
illusion &c. (error) 495 ; phantom Ac. (fallacy of vision) 443 ; Fata Morgana Ac.
{ignis fatuus) 423; vapor Ac. (doui) 353; stretch of the imagination Ac, (exag^
geration) 649; mjrthogenesis.
idealist, romanticist, visionary; mopus; romancer, dreamer; sonmambulist;
rhapsodist Ac. (fanatic) 504; castle-builder, fanciful projector.
V. imagine, fancy, conceive; ideal-, real-ize; dream, - of; " give to airy
nothing a local habitation and a name " [Midsummer NighVs Dream],
create, originate, devise, invent, coin, fabricate; improvise, strike out some-
thing new.
set one's wits to work; strain -, crack- one's invention; rack -, ransack -,
cudgel- one's brains; excogitate.
give -play, - the reins, - a loose- to the — imagination, - fancy; indulge in
reverie.
conjure up a vision; fancy -, represent -, picture -, figure- to oneself; vor-
siellen.
float in the mind; suggest itself Ac. (thought) 451.
Adj. imagined Act;.; ben trovato; air-drawn, -built.
imagin-ing Ac. v., -ative; original, inventive, creative, fertile.
romantic, high-flown, flighty, extravagant, fanatic, enthusiastic, Utopian,
Quixotic.
ideal, unreal; in the clouds, in nubibus; unsubstantial Ac. 4; illusory Ac. (fal-
lacious) 495.
fabulous, legendary; mjrth-ic, -ological; chimerical; imagin-, vision-ary; no-
tional; fan-cy, -ciful, -tastical; whimsical; fairy, -like; gestic.
Phr. " a change came o'er the spirit of my dream '' [B3nron]; (sgri aomnia vana; dolphinum
appingit si/lvia in fluctibus aprum [Horace); ** fancy light from fancy caught " [Tennyson];
''imagination rules the world " [Napoleon]; Vimaginalion gaUope, U jug^nent ne va ^ le
18; vnusao contingena cunda lepore [Lucretius]; tous aongea aont menaongea; WahrheU und
ichtung.
Division (II) COMMUNICATION OF IDEAS
Section I. Nature of Ideas communicated
616. [Idea to be conveyed.] Mean-
ing. [Thing signified.] — N. meaning;
signific-ation, -ance; sense, expression;
im-, pur-port; force; drift, tenor, spirit,
bearing, coloring; scope.
matter; subject, -matter; argument,
text, sum and substance; gist &c. 5.
general -, broad -, substantial -, col-
loquial -, literal -, plain -, simple -,
natural -, unstrained -, true &c. (exact)
494 -, honest &c. 543 -, primd facie &c.
(manifest) 525- meaning.
literality; after acceptation; allusion
Ac. (latency) 526; suggestion Ac. (infar-
617. [Absence of meaning.] Unmean"
ingness. — N. unmeaningness &c. adj, ;
scrabble.
empty sound, dead letter, vox et prce-
terea nihil; " a tale told by an idiot, full
of sound and fury, signifying nothing ";
" sounding brass and a tinkling cym-
bal."
nonsense, jargon, gibberish, jabber,
mere words, hocus-pocus, fustian, rant,
bombast, balderdash, palaver, flum-
mery, verbiage, babble, bavarda^e, 6ara-
gouinj platitude, niaiserie; inanity; flap-
doodle *, rigmarole, Yodo\JCLQ>YA»"wift\\x^s;®K5L\
516 — 619
INTELLECT
IV. (II)x
motion) 527; s3aion3nn; figure of speech
&c. 521 ; acceptation &c. {interpretation)
522.
V. mean, signify, express; im-, pur-
port; convey, imply, breathe, indicate,
bespeak, bear a sense; tell -, speak- of;
touch on; point -, allude- to; drive at;
involve &c. (latency) 526; declare &c,
{affirm) 535.
understand by &c. {interpret) 522.
Adj. meaning <&c. v.; expressive, sug-
gestive, allusive; signific-ant, -ative,
-atory; pithy; full of -, pregnant with-
meaning.
declaratory &c. 535; intelligible Ac.
518; literal; sjnaonymous; tantamount
<&c. {equivalent) 27; implied &c. {latent)
526; explicit <&c. 525.
Adv. to that effect; that is to say &c.
{being interpreted) 522.
618. IntelligibiUty. — N. intelligi-
bility; clearness, expUcitness &c. adj.;
lucidity, comprehensibility, perspicuity;
legibility, plain speaking &c. {manifes-
tation) 525; precision &c. 494; ^wvaKra
crwcTOMTi, a word to the wise.
V. be -intelligible &c. adj. ; speak -for
itself, - volumes; tell its own tale, lie on
the surface.
render -intelligible &c. adj.; popula-
rize, simplify, clear up; elucidate &c.
{explain) 522.
imderstand, comprehend; take, - in;
catch, grasp, follow, collect, master,
make out; see -with half an eye, - day-
light, - one's way; enter into the ideas
of; come to an understanding.
Adj. intelligible; clear, - as -day, -
noonday; lucid; per-, tran-spicuous; lu-
minous, transparent.
easily understood, easy to understand,
for the million, intelligible to the mean-
est capacity, popularized.
plain, distinct, explicit; positive; defi-
nite &c. {precise) 494.
graphic; expressive <&c. {meaning)
516; illustrative &c. {explanatory) 522.
un-ambiguous, -equivocal, -mistak-
able Ac. {manifest) 525, -confused; leg-
ible, recognizable; obvious &c. 525.
Adv. in plain -terms, - words, - Eng-
lish.
Pfar. he that runs may read &c. {manifest)
525.
nugoB canorce; twaddle, twattle, fudge,
trash; poppy-cock [U. S.]; stuff, - and
nonsense; bosh, rubbish, moonshine,
wish-wash, fiddle-faddle; absurdity &c.
497; vagueness &c. {uninteUigibility)
519.
V. mean nothing; be -unmeaning &c.
adj.; twaddle, quibble, scrabble.
Adj. unmeaning; meaning-, sense-
less; nonsensical; void of -sense &c. 516.
in-, un-expressive; vacant; not -sig-
nificant &c. 516; insignificant.
trashy, washy, tnmipery, trivial,
fiddle-faddle, twaddling, quibbling.
unmeant, not expressed; tacit &c. {la-
tent) 526.
inexpressible, undefinable, incommu-
nicable.
619. UnintelligibUity. — N. unin-
teUigibility, incomprehensibility, imper-
spicuity; inconceivableness, vagueness
&c. adj.; obscurity; ambiguity <&c. 520;
doubtful meaning; uncertainty &c. 475;
perplexity &c. {confusion) 59; spinosity;
obscurum per obscurius; mystification
&c. {concealment) 528; latency &c. 526;
transcendentaKsm.
paradox; riddle <&c. {secret) 533; dig-
nvs vindice nodus; sealed book; steganog-
raphy, freemasonry.
pons asinorum, asses' bridge; high
Dutch, Greek, Hebrew; jargon &c. (un-
meaning) 517.
V. be -unintelligible &c. adj.; require
-explanation &c. 522; have a doubtful
meaning, pass comprehension.
render -unintelligible &c. adj.; con-
ceal &c. 528; darken &c. 421 ; confuse &c.
{derange) 61; perplex &c. (bewilder) 475.
not -understand &c. 518; lose, - the
clue; miss; not know what to make of,
be able to make nothing of, give it up;
not be able to -account for, - make
either head or tail of; be at sea &c. (un-
certain) 475; wonder &c. 870; see
through a glass darkly &c. (ignorance)
491.
not understand one another; play at
cross purposes &c. (misinterpret) 523.
Adj. un-intelligible, -accountable,
-decipherable, -discoverable, -knowable,
-fathomable; in-cognizable, -explicable,
-scrutable; inap-, incom-prehensible;
insol-vable, -uble; impenetrable.
IM
IV. (n) I
COMMUNICATION OF IDEAS
619 — 623
ille^ble, as Greek to one, unexplained^ paradoxical; enigmatic, -al; puz-
zling; indecipherable.
obscure, dark, muddy, clear as mud, seen through a mist, dim, nebulous,
shrouded in mystery; undiscernible &c. (invisible) 447; misty &«. (opaque)
426; hidden &c. 528; latent &c. 526.
indefinite &c. (indistinct) 447; perplexed <&c. (confused) 59; undetermined,
vague, loose, ambiguous; mysterious; mystic, -al; acroamatic, -al; metem-
pirical; transcendental; occult, recondite, abstruse, crabbed.
incon-ceivable, -ceptible; searchless; above -, beyond -, past- compre-
hension; beyond one's depth; unconceived.
inexpressible, undefinable, incommunicable.
620. [Having a double sense.] Equivocalness. — N. equivocalness &c.
adj, ; double -meaning &c. 516; ambiguity, double ententey pun, paragram, ccdem-
hour J quibble, equivoque, anagram; conundrum &c. (riddU) 533; word -play &c.
(wit) 842; homon3rm, -y; amphibo-ly, -logy; ambilogy, ambiloquy f.
Sphinx, Delphic oracle.
equivocation &c. (duplicity) 544; white lie, mental reservation <&c. (conceal''
ment) 528; paltering.
V. be -equivocal &c. adj.; have two -meanings &c. 516; equivocate &c. (paU
ter) 544.
Adj. equivocal, ambiguous, amphibolous, homonymous; double-tongued
&c. (lying) 544; enigmatical, indeterminate.
621. Metaphor. — N. figure of speech: fagon de parler, way of speaking,
colloquialism.
phrase <&c. 566; figure, trope, metaphor, metonymy, enallage, catachresis,
synecdoche, autonomasia; irony, figurativeness &c. ad;.; image, -ry; metalepsis,
type, anagoge, simile, personification, prosopopoeia, allegory, apologue, parable,
fable; allusion, adumbration; application.
V. employ -metaphor &c. n. ; personify, allegorize, adumbrate, shadow forth,
apply, allude to.
Adj. metaphorical, figurative, catachrestical, typical, tralatitious, parabolic,
allegorical, allusive, anagogical; ironical; colloquial; tropical.
Adv. so to -speak, - say, - express oneself; as it were.
Pfar. mutato nomine de te faibxda narrcUur [Horace].
622. Interpretation. — N. interpre-
tation, definition; explan-, explic-ation;
solution, answer; rationale; plain -,
simple -, strict- interpretation; mean-
ing &c. 516.
translation; rend-ering, -ition; red-
dition; literal -, free- translation; key;
secret; clew &c. (indication) 550; clavis,
crib, pony [U. S.].
exegesis; ex-pounding, -position; her-
meneutics; comment, -ary; inference
Ac. (deduction) 480; illustration, exem-
plification; gloss, annotation, scholium,
note; e-, di-lucidation t; Maircissementj
mot d^Snigme,
symptomat-, semei-ology; metopos-
copy, physiognomy; paleography &c.
(philology) 560; oneirology
accept-ion, -ation, -ance; light, read-
ing, lection, construction, version.
623. Misinterpretation. — N. mis-
interpretation, -apprehension, -under-
standing, -acceptation f, - construction,
-application; catachresis; eisegesis; cross
-reading, - purposes; mistake &c. 495.
misrepresentation, perversion, exag-
geration &c. 549; false -coloring, - con-
struction; abuse of terms; parody, trav-
esty; falsification Ac. (lying) 544.
V. mis-interpret, -apprehend, -un-
derstand, -conceive, -spell, -translate,
-construe, -apply; mistake &c. 495.
misrepresent, pervert; explain wrong-
ly, misstate; garble &c. (falsify) 544;
distort, detortt; travesty, play upon
words; stretch -, strain -, wrest- the
-sense, - meaning; explain away; put a
-bad, - false- construction on; give a
false coloring.
be -, play- at eio^^xiT^'^ife^,
622 — 626
INTELLECT
IV. (II);
Adj. misinterpreted &c. v.; untrans-
lat-ed, -able.
eqai .alent, - meaning Ac. 516; syno-
nym; para-, meta-phrase; convertible
terms, apposition; dictionary &c. 562;
polyglot.
V. interpret, explain, define, construe, translate, render; do -, turn- into;
transfuse the sense of.
find out &c. 480a- -the meaning &c. 516- of; read; spell -, make- out; deci-
pher, unravel, disentangle; find the key of, enucleate, resolve, solve; read be-
tween the lines.
account for; find -, tell- the cause &c. 153- of; throw -, shed- -light, -new
light, - fresh light- upon; clear up, elucidate.
illustrate, exemplify; unfold, expound, comment upon, annotate; popular-
ize &c. (render inteUigible) 518.
take -, imderstand -, receive -, accept- in a particular sense; understand
by, put a construction on, be given to understand.
Adj. explanatory, expository; explica-tive, -tory; exegetical; construable.
polyglot; literal; para-, meta-phrastic; consignificative, synon3rmous;
equivalent &c. 27.
Adv. in -explanation &c. n.; that is to say, id est, videlicet, to wit, namely,
in other wort^.
literally, strictly speaking; in -plain, - plainer- -terms, - words, - English;
more simply.
624. Interpreter. — N. interpreter; ex-positor, -pounder, -ponent, -plainer;
demonstrator.
scholiast, commentator, annotator; meta-, para-phrast; glossarist, prol-
ocutor.
spokesman, speaker, mouthpiece.
dragoman, courier, valet de place, cicerone, showman; oneirocritic; (Edipus;
oracle &c. 513.
Section II. Modes of Communication
626. Manifestation. — N. manifes-
tation; plainness Ac. adj.; plain speak-
ing; expression; showing Ac. v,; exposi-
tion, demonstration; exhibition, produc-
tion; display, show, showing off; pre-
monstration f. [Thing shown] exhibit.
indication <&c. (calling attention to)
457; publicity &c. 531; disclosure &c.
529;- openness &c, (honesty) 543, (art-
lessness) 703; ^panchement..
V. make -, render- -manifest &c. adj, ;
bring -forth, - forward, - to the front,
- into view; give notice; express; repre-
sent, set forth, exhibit; show, - up; ex-
pose; produce; hold up -, expose- to
view; set -, place -, lay- before -one,
- one's eyes; tell to one's face; trot out,
put through one's paces, bring to light,
display, demonstrate, unroll; lay open;
draw -, bring- out; bring out in strong
relief; call -, bring- into notice; hold up
the mirror; wear one's heart upon his
sleeve; show one's -face, - colors; mani-
/est oneself; speak out; make no -mys-
626. Latency. — N. latency, inex-
pression; hidden -, occult- meaning; oc-
cultness, mystery, cabala, anagoge; si-
lence <&c. (taciturnity) 585; concealment
&c. 528; more than meets the -eye, -
ear; Delphic oracle; le dessous des caries,
undercurrent.
allusion, insinuation, implication; in-
nuendo &c. 527; adumbration; " some-
thing rotten in the state of Denmark "
[Hamlet].
snake in the grass &c. (pitfall) 667;
secret &c. 533.
darkness, invisibility, imperceptibil-
ity.
V. be -latent &c. adj. ; lurk, smolder,
underlie, make no sign; escape -observa-
tion, - detection, - recognition; lie hid
&c. 528.
laugh in one's sleeve; keep back Ac.
(conceal) 528.
involve, imply, understand, allude to,
infer, leave an inference, whisper Ac.
(conceal) 528.
IV. (II) n
COMMUNICATION OF IDEAS
626 — 628
t&ry, - secret- of; unfurl the flag; pro-
claim &c. (pyblish) 531.
indicate Ac. (direct aUention to) 457;
disclose &c. 529; elicit &c. 480a.
be -manifest &c. adj. ; appear &c. (be
visible) 446; transpire &c. (be disclosed)
529; speak for itself, stand to reason;
stare one in the face, rear its head; give
-token, - sign, - indication of; tell its
own taJe &c, (intelligible) 518.
Adj. manifest, apparent; salient, strik-
ing, demonstrative, prominent, in the
foreground, notable, pronounced.
flagrant; notorious &c. (public) 531;
arrant; stark staring; unshaded, glar-
ing.
defin-ed, -ite; distinct, conspicuous
Ac. (visible) 446; obvious, evident, un-
mistakable, indubitable, not to be mis-
taken, plain, clear, palpable, self-evi-
dent, autoptical; intelligible Ac. 518;
clear as -day, - daylight, - noonday;
plain as -a pike- staff, - the sim at noon-
day, - the nose on one's face, - way to
Adj. latent; lurking Ac. v.; secret Ac.
528; occult; implied Ac. v.; dormant;
abeyant.
un-apparent, -known, -seen Ac. 441;
in the background; invisible Ac. 447;
indiscoverable, dark; impenetrable Ac.
(unintelligible) 519; un-spied, -suspected.
un-said, -written, -published, -breath-
ed, -talked of, -told Ac. 527, -simg, -ex-
posed, -proclaimed, -disclosed Ac. 529,
-expressed; not expressed, tacit.
un-developed, -solved, -explained,
-traced, -discovered Ac. 480a, -tracked,
-explored, -invented.
indirect, crooked, inferential; by -in-
ference, -imphcation; implicit; construc-
tive; allusive, covert, mufiled; stegano-
graphic; under-stood, -hand, -ground;
concealed Ac. 528; delitescent.
Adv. by a side wind; sub silentio; in
the background; behind -the scenes, -
one's back; on the tip of one's tongue;
secretly Ac. 528; between the hnes.
Phr. " thereby hangs a tale " [As You Like
It]; tacUum vivit sub pectore vulnua [Vergil].
parish church.
ostensible; open, - as day; overt,
patent, express, explicit; naked, bare, Uteral, downright, undisguised, ex-
oteric.
unreserved; frank, plain-spoken Ac. (artless) 703; barefaced.
manifested Ac. v.; disclosed Ac. 529; capable of being shown, producible;
in-, un-concealable.
Adv. manifestly, openly Ac. adj.] before one's eyes, under one's nose, to
one's face, face to face, above board, cartes sur table, on the stage, in open
court, in the open streets; in market overt; in the face of -day, - heaven; in
-broad -, open- daylight; without reserve; at first blush, primd fade, on the
face of; in set terms.
Phr. cela saute aux yeux; he that runs may read; you can see it with half an eye; it needs
no ghost to tell us; the meaning lies on the siuface; ceila va sane dire; res ipsa loquitur;
" clothing the palpable and familiar " [Ck>leridge]; fari quce sentiat; volto sdoUo i pensieri
stretti.
627. Information. — N. informa-
tion, enUghtenment, acquaintance,
knowledge Ac. 490; publicity Ac. 531.
communication, intimation; not-ice,
-ification; e-, an-nunciation; announce-
ment; communique; representation,
round robin, presentment.
case, estimate, specification, report,
advice, monition; news Ac. 532; return
Ac. (record) 551; account Ac. (descrip-
tion) 594; statement Ac. (affirmation)
535.
mention; £u;quainting Ac. v.; instruc-
tion Ac. (teaching) 537; outpouring; in-
tercommunication, communicativeness.
informant, authority, teller, intelli-
gencer, reporter, exponent, mouthpiece;
628. Concealment. — N. conceal -
ment; hiding Ac. v.; occupation, mysti-
fication.
seal of secrecy; screen Ac. 530; dis-
guise Ac. 530; masquerade; masked bat-
tery; hiding place Ac. 530; crypt-.
. stegan-ography; freemasonry.
stealth, -iness; obreption f; slyness Ac.
(cunning) 702.
latit-ancy, -ation; seclusion Ac. 893;
privacy, secrecy, secretness; incognita.
reticence; reserve; mental -, reserva-
tion; arriere pens6e, suppression, eva-
sion, white lie, misprision; silence Ac.
(taciturnity) 585; suppression of truth
Ac. 544; underhand dealing; close-, se-
t27 — 628
INTELLECT
IV. ai) n
informer, eavesdropper, delator, detect-
ive; sleuth; mouchardy spy, newsmonger;
messenger &c. 534; amicus curice,
valet de place, cicerone^ pilot, guide;
guide-, hand-book; vocte mecum; man-
ual; map, plan, chart, gazetteer; itin-
erary &c. {journey) 266.
hint, suggestion, innuendo, inkling,
whisper, passing word, word in the ear,
subaudition, cue, byplay; gesture &c.
{indication) 550; gentle -, broad- hint;
verbum sapienti; word to the wise; in-
sinuation &c. {latency) 526.
V. tell; inform, - of; acquaint, - with;
impart, - to; make acquainted with,
apprise, advise, enlighten, awaken.
let fall, mention, express, intimate,
represent, communicate, make known;
publish <&c. 531; notify, signify, specify,
convey the knowledge of.
let one -, have one to- know; give one
to understand; give notice; set -, lay -,
put- before; point out, put into one's
head; put one in possession of; instruct
&c. {teach) 537; ciirect the attention to
&c 457.
an-nounce, -nunciate; report, - prog-
ress; bring -, send -, leave -, write-
word; tele-graph, -phone; wire; retail,
render an account; give an account &c.
{describe) 594; state &c. {affirm) 535.
disclose &c. 529; show cause; explain
&c. {interpret) 522.
hint; give an inkling of; give -, drop
-, throw out- a hint; insinuate; allude
-, make allusion- to; glance at; tip the
wink &c. {indicate) 550; suggest, prompt,
give the cue, breathe ; whisper, - in the ear.
give a bit of one's mind; tell one
-plainly, - once for all; speak volumes.
un-deceive, -beguile; set right, cor-
rect, open the eyes of, disabuse.
be -informed of <&c.; know Ac. 490;
learn &c. 539; get scent of, gather from;
awaken -, open one's eyes- to; become
-alive, - awake- to; hear, overhear, un-
derstand.
come to one's -ears, - knowledge;
reach one's ears.
Adj. informed Ac. v.; communique;
reported Ac. v.; published &c. 531.
expressive Ac. 516; explicit Ac. {open)
525, {dear) 518; plain-spoken Ac. {art-
less) 703.
nuncupa-tive, -toryf; declara-, ex-
posi-tory ; enunciative; conununicat-ive,
-ory,
160
latency Ac. 526; snake in the grass;
secret Ac. 533; stowaway.
V. conceal, hide, secrete, put out of
sight; lock -, seal -, bottle- up.
cover, screen, cloak, veil, ' shroud ;
cover up one's tracks; screen from
-sight, - observation;, draw the veil;
draw --, close- the cuttain; curtain,
shade, eclipse, throw a veil over; be-
cloud, -mask; mask, disguise; ensconce,
muffle, smother; befog; whisper. .
keep -from, - back, - to oneself; keep
-snug, - close, - secret, - dark; bury;
sink, suppress; keep -from, - out of-
-view, - sight; keep in -, throw into-
the -shade,. - background; stifle, hush
up, smother, withhold, reserve; fence
with a question; ignore Ac. 460.
keep -a secret, - one's own counsel;
hold one's tongue Ac. {silence) 585;
make no sign, not let it go further; not
breathe a -word, - syllable- about; not
let the right hand know what the left is
doing; hide one's light under a bushel,
bury one's talent in a napkin.
keep -, leave- in -the dark, - igno-
rance; blind, - the eyes; blindfold, hood-
wink, mystify; puzzle Ac. {render un-
certain) 475; bamboozle Ac. {deceive) 545.
be -concealed Ac. v.; suffer an eclipse;
retire from sight, couch; hide oneself;
lie -hid, - in ambush, - perdu, - close;
seclude oneself Ac. 893; lurk, sneak,
skulk, sHnk, prowl; steal -into, - out of,
- by, - along; play at -bopeep, - hide
and seek; hide in holes and comers; still-
hunt.
Adj. concealed Ac. v.; hidden; secret,
recondite, mystic, cabalistic, occult,
dark; cryptic, -al; private, privy, in
pettOy auricular, clandestine, close, invio-
late; tortuous.
behind a -screen Ac. 530; under -cov-
er, - an eclipse; in -ambush, - hiding,
- disguise; in a -cloud, - fog, - mist, -
haze, - dark comer; in the -shade, -
dark; clouded, wrapt in clouds; invis-
ible Ac. 447; buried, underground, per-
du; secluded Ac. 893.
un-disclosed Ac. 529, -told Ac. 527;
covert Ac. {latent) 526; mysterious Ac.
{unintelligible) 519.
irrevealable, inviolable; cojifidentiai;
esoteric; not to be spoken of.
obreptitious, furtive, stealthy, feline;
skulking Ac. v.; surreptitious, under-
hand, hole and corner; sly Ac. {cunning)
IV. (II) n
COMMUNICATION OF IDEAS
627 — 630
Adv. from information received. 702; secretive, evasive; reserved, reti-
Phr. a little bird told me. cent, uncommunicative, buttoned up;
close, - as wax; taciturn &c. 585.
Adv. secretly Ac. adj, ; in -secret, - private, - one^s sleeve, - holes and cor-
ners; in the dark &c. adj.
januis dausis, with closed doors, d huis clos; hugger-mugger, d la d^oHe;
under the -cloak of, - rose, - table; svb rosd, en tapinois, in the background,
aside, on the sly, with bated breath, soUo voce^ in a whisper, without beat of
drum, d la sourdine.
behind the veil; beyond -mortal ken, - the grave, - the veil; hid from
mortal vision; into the -eternal secret, - realms supersensible, - supreme
mystery.
in -, in strict- confidence; confidentially &c. adj.; between -ourselves, -
you and me; entre nou^, inter noSy under the seal of secrecy; d convert.
underhand, by stealth, like a thief in the night; stealthily &c. adj.; behind
-the scenes, - the curtain, - one's back, - a screen &c. 530; incognito; in
camerd.
Pbr. it -must, - will- go no further* " tell it not in Gath." nobody the wiser; alitur
iHum vwitque tegendo; ** let it be tenable in your silence still ' [HanUet].
630. Ambush. [Means of conceal-
ment.] — N. hiding place; secret -place,
- drawer; recess, hole, holes and cor-
ners; closet, crypt, adytum, abditory,
oubliette.
am-bush, -buscade ; stalking-horse ;
lurking-hole, -place; secret path, back
stairs; retreat &c. (refuge) 666.
screen, cover, shade, blinker; veil,
curtain, blind, cloak, cloud.
mask, visor, vizor, disguise, masquer-
ade dress, domino.
pitfall &c. (source of danger) 667; trap
&c. (snare) 545.
V. lie in ambush &c. (hide oneself) 528.
lie in wait for; set a trap for &c. (de-
ceive) 545; ambuscade, ambush.
Adv. av^ aguets.
mHum
629. Disclosure. — N. disclosure; re-
tection t; unveiling &c. v.; deterration t,
revealment, revelation ; expos-ition, -ure ;
exposS; whole truth; telltale &c. (^news)
532.
acknowledgment, avowal; confession,
•al; shrift.
bursting of a bubble; denouement.
V. dis-close, -cover, -mask f; draw -,
draw aside -, lift -, raise -, lift up -, re-
move -, tear- the -veil, - curtain; un-
mask, -veil, -fold, -cover, -seal, -ken-
nel ; take off -, break- the seal ; lay -open,
- bare; expose; open, - up; bare, bring
to light.
divulge, reveal, break; let into the
secret; reveal the secrets of the prison
house; tell <&c. (inform) 527; squeal*;
breathe, utter, blab, peach; let -out, -
fall, - drop, - the cat out of the bag; betray; tell tales, - out of school; come
out with; give -vent, - utterance- to; open the lips, blurt out, vent, whisper
about; speak out &c. (make manifest) 525; make public &c. 531; unriddle &c.
(find oui) 480a; split.
acknowledge, allow, concede, grant, admit, own, confess, avow, throw off
all disguise, turn inside out, make a clean breast; show one's -hand, - cards;
unburden -, disburden- one's mind, - conscience, - heart; open -, lay bare -,
tell a piece of- one's mind; unbosom oneself, own to the soft impeachment; say
-, speak- the truth; turn King^s (or Queen's) evidence; acknowledge the
com ♦ [U. S.].
raise -, drop -, lift -, remove -, throw off- the mask; expose; lay open;
un-deceive, -beguile; disabuse, set right, correct, open the eyes of; dtsillu"
eianner.
be -disclosed <&c. ; transpire, come to light; come in sight &c. (be visible) 446;
become known, escape the lips; come ~, ooze -, creep -, leak -, peep -, crop-
out; show its -face, - colors; discover &c. itself; break through the clouds,
flash on the mind.
Adj. disclosed &c. v.
K
629 — 633 INTELLECT IV. (II) n
Int. out with it!
Phr. the murder is out; a light breaks in upon one; the scales fall from one's eyes; the
eyes are opened.
631. Publication. — N. publication; public -announcement &c. 527;
promulgation, propagation, proclamation, pronunziamento; circulation, indie-
tion, edition; hue and cry.
publicity, notoriety, currency, flagrancy, cry, bruU; vox populi; report Ac.
(news) 532.
the Press, public press, newspaper, journal, gazette, daily; telegraphy; pub-
lisher &c. V, ; imprint.
circular, - letter; manifesto, advertisement, ad., placard, bill, affiche, broad-
side, poster; notice &c. 527.
V. pubHsh; make -public, - known &c. {information) 527; speak -, talk- of;
broach, utter; put forward; circulate, propagate, promulgate; spread, - abroad;
rumor, diffuse, disseminate, evulgate t; put -, give ~, send- forth; emit, edit,
get out; issue; bring -, lay -, drag- before the public; give -out, - to the world;
5)ut -, bandy -, hawk -, buzz -, whisper -, bruit -, blaze- about; drag into the
open day; voice.
proclaim, herald, blazon; blaze -, noise- abroad; sound a trumpet; trumpet -,
thunder- forth; give tongue; announce with -beat of drum, - flourish of trum-
l>et&; proclaim -from the housetops, - at Charing Cross.
aovertise, placard; pcit, - up; affichery publish in the Gazette, send round
the crier-.
rai:^e a -cry, - hue and cry, - report; set news afloat.
be -published &c. ; be -, become- -public <S:c. adj, ; come out; go -, fly -, buzz
-, blow- about; get -about, - abroad, - afloat, - wind; find vent; see the light;
go forth, take air, acquire currency, pass current; go -the rounds, - the round
of the newspapers, - through the length and breadth of the Isnd; virum volitare
p^ or a; pass from mouth to mouth; spread; run -, spread- like wildfire.
Adj. published Ac. v, ; current &c. {news) 532; in circulation, public; notorious;
flagrant, arrant; open &c. 525; trumpet-tongued; encyclical, encyclic, promul-
gatory; exoteric.
Adv. publicly &c. adj. ; in open court, with open doors.
Int. Oyez! 0 yes! notice!
Phr. notice is hereby given; thb is -, these are- to give notice; nomina ttvUarum parietibus
hcBrerU; semel emissum v^ai irrevocable verbum.
632. News. — N. news; information
Ac. 527; piece -, budget- of -news, - in-
formation; intelligence, tidings.
word, advice, aviso, message; dis-,
des-patch; telegram, cable, marconi-
gram, wire, communication, errand, em-
bassy; bulletin.
report, rumor, hearsay, on dit, flying
rumor, news stirring, cry, buzz, bruit,
fame; talk, out-dire^ scandal, eaves-
dropping; town -, table- talk; tittle-
tattle; canard, topic of the day, idea
afloat.
fresh -, stirring -, old -, stale- news;
glad tidings; old -, stale- story: chest-
nut*.
narrator &c. (describe) 594; news-,
scandal-monger; talebearer, telltale, gossip, tattler.
FI transpire &c. (be disclosed) 529; rumor &c. (jmblish) 531.
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633. Secret. — N. secret; dead -,
profound- secret; arcanum, mystery;
latency &c. 526; Asian mystery; sealed
book, secrets of the prison house; le des-
sous des cartes.
enigma, riddle, puzzle, nut to crack,
conundrum, charade, rebus, logogriph;
mono-, ana-gram; Sphinx; crux criUco-
rum.
maze, labyrinth, Hyrcynian wood; in-
tricacy, meander.
problem &c. (question) 461; paradox
Ac. (difficulty) 704; unintelligibUity 4c.
519; terra incognita &e. (ignorance) 491.
Adj. secrtt &c. (concealed) 528; in-
volved &c. 248; labyrinthian, mazy.
IV. (II) n
COMMUNICATION OF IDEAS
632 — 636
Adj. many-tongued; rumored; publicly ~, currently- -rumored, - reported;
rife, current, floating, afloat, going about, in circulation, in every one's mouth,
all over the town.
Adv. as the story -goes, - nms; as they say, it is said; by -telegraph, - wire-
less.
Phr. " airy tongues that syllable men's names " [Milton].
634. Messenger. — N. messenger, envoy, emissary, legate; nuncio, inter-
nuncio; ambassador &c. (diplomatist) 758.
marshal, flag bearer, herald, crier, trumpeter, bellman, pursuivant, parte-
mentaire, apparitor.
courier, rimner, dak, estafette; Mercury, Iris, Ariel.
commissionaire; errand-, chore-, news-boy.
mail; post, -office; letter bag; tele-graph, -phone; cable, wire; carrier
pigeon.
reporter; gentleman -, representative- of the press; penny-a-liner; special -,
own- correspondent; spy, scout; informer &c. 527.
636. AflSrmation. — N. aflirm-ance,
-ation; statement, allegation, assertion,
predication, declaration, word, aver-
ment; confirmation.
asseveration, adjuration, swearing,
oath, affidavit; deposition Ac. (record)
551; avouchment, assurance; protest,
-ation; profession; acknowledgment &c.
(assent) 488; legal pledge, pronounce-
ment; solemn -averment, - avowal, -
declaration.
vote, voice; ballot, suffrage.
remark, observation; position Ac.
(proposition) 514; saying, dictum, sen-
tence, ipse dixit.
emphasis; weight; dogmatism <&c.
(certainty) 474; dogmatist &c. 887.
V. assert; make -an assertion &c. n.;
have one's say; say, affirm, predicate,
declare, state; protest, profess.
put -forth, - forward; advance, allege,
propose, propound, enunciate, broach,
set forth, hold out, maintain, contend,
pronounce, pretend.
depose, depone, aver, avow, avouch,
asseverate, swear; make -, take one's-
oath; make -, swear -, put in- an affi-
davit; take one's Bible oath, kiss the
book, vow, vitam impendere vero; swear
till -one is black in the face, - all's blue;
be sworn, call Heaven to witness; vouch,
warrant, certify, assure, swear by bell
book and candle.
swear by &c. (believe) 484; insist -,
take one's stand- upon; emphasize, lay
stress on; assert -roundly, - positively;
lay down, - the Jaw; raise one's voice,
dogmatize, have the last word; rap out;
repeat; re-assert, -affirm.
636. Negation. — N. ne-, abne-ga-
tion; denial; dis-avowal, -claimer; ab-
juration; contra-diction, -vention; re-
cusation, protest; recusancy &c. (dis-
sent) 489; flat -, emphatic — contradic-
tion, - denial; d&menii,
qualification &c. 469; repudiation &c.
610; retractation &c. 607; confutation
&c. 479; refusal &c. 764; prohibition
&c. 761.
V. deny; contra-diet, -vene; contro-
vert, give denial to, gainsay, negative,
shake the head.
dis-own, -affirm, -claim, -avow; re-
cant &c. 607; revoke &c. (abrogate) 756.
dispute, impugn, traverse, rebut, join
issue upon; bring -, call- in question &c.
(doubt) 485; give (one) the lie in his
throat.
deny -flatly, - peremptorily, - em-
phatically, - absolutely, - wholly, - en-
tirely; give the lie to, belie.
repudiate &c. 610; set aside, ignore
&c. 460; rebut &c. (confute) 479; qualify
&c. 469; refuse &c. 764.
Adj. denying &c. v,; denied &c. v.;
contradictory; negat-ive, -ory; recusant
&c. (dissenting) 489; at issue upon.
Adv. no, nay, not, nowise; not a -bit,
- whit, - jot; not -at all, - in the least,
- so; no such thing; nothing of the -kind,
- sort; quite the contrary, tirut au con-
trairCy far from it; tant s'en faut; on no
account, in no respect ; by -no, - no man-
ner of- means; negatively.
Phr. |hcre never was a greater mistake; I
know better; non hac in fcedera.
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636 — 639
INTELLECT
IV. (H) n
announce <&c. (information) 527; acknowledge &c. (assent) 488; attest Ac.
(evidence) 467; adjure &c. (piU to one^s oath) 768.
Adj. asserting &c. v.; declaratory, predicatory, pronunciative, affirmative,
soi-disant; positive; certain &c. 474; express, explicit &c. (patent) 525; abso-
lute, emphatic, flat, broad, roimd, pointed, marked, distinct, decided, confi-
dent, trenchant, dogmatic, definitive, formal, solemn, categorical, peremp-
tory; unretracted; predicable.
Adv. affirmatively &c. adj, ; in the affirmative.
with emphasis, ex-cathedra, without fear of contradiction.
I must say, indeed, i' faith, let me tell you, why, give me leave to say,
marry, you may be sure, I'd have you to know; upon my -word, - honor; by
my troth, egad, I assure you; by -jingo, - Jove, - George, - &c.; troth, seri-
ously, sadly; in -, in sober- -sadness, - truth, - earnest; of a truth, truly,
perdy; in all conscience, upon oath; be assured &c. (belief) 484; yes &c. (as-
sent) 488; I'll -warrant, - warrant you, - engage, - answer for it, - be bound, -
venture to say, - take my oath; in fact, forsooth, joking apart; so help me
God; not to mince the matter.
Phr. quoth he; dixi.
637. Teaching. — N. teaching &c.
V,; instruction; edification; education;
tuition; tutor-, tutel-age; direction,
guidance; opsimathy.
qualification, preparation; train-,
^chool-ing Ac. v,; discipUne; exer-cise,
-citation; drill, practice.
persuasion, proselytism, propagan-
dism, propaganda; in-doctrination, -cul-
cation, -oculation.
explanation &c. (interpretation) 522;
lesson, lecture, sermon; apologue, par-
able; discourse, prelection, preachment;
chalk talk; Chautauqua [U. S.].
exercise, task; curriculum; course, -
of study; grammar, three R*s, initiation,
A. B. C. <&c. (beginning) 66.
elementary -, primary -, secondary -,
technical -, college -, collegiate -, mili-
tary -, university -, liberal -, classical -,
religious -, denominational -, moral -,
secular- education; propaedeutics, moral
tuition.
gymnastics, calisthenics; physical -drill,
- education; sloyd.
V. teach, instruct, edify, school, tu-
tor; cram, prime, coach; enlighten &c.
(inform) 527.
in-culcate, -doctrinate, -oculate, -fuse,
-still, -fix, -graft, -filtrate ; im-bue, -preg-
nate, -plant; graft, sow the seeds of,
disseminate.
give an idea of; put -up to, - in the
way of; set right.
sharpen the wits, enlarge the mind;
give new ideas, open the eyes, bring
forward, " teach the young idea how to
sAooi " /Thomson]; improve &c. 658.
J64
638. Misteaching. — N. mis-teach^
ing, -information, -intelligence, -guid-
ance, -direction, -persuasion, -instruc-
tion, -leading &c. v.; perversion, false
teaching; sophistry &c. 477; college of
Laputa; the blind leading the blind.
V. mis-inform, -teach, -describe, -di-
rect, -guide, -instruct, -correct; pervert;
put on a false -, throw off the- scent; de-
ceive &c. 545; mislead &c. (error) 495;
misrepresent; lie Ac. 544; ambiguas in
vulgum sparger e voces [Vergil], preach to
the wise, teach one's grandmother to
suck eggs.
render unintelligible &c. 519; bewil-
der &c. (uncertainly) 475; mystify &c.
(conceal) 528; unteach.
Adj. misteaching &c. v.\ imedifying.
Phr. piscem natare doces,
639. Learning. — N. learning; ac-
quisition of -knowledge &c. 490, - skill
&c. 698; acquirement, attainment; ed-
ification, scholarship, erudition; ac-
quired knowledge, lore, wide informa-
tion; self -instruction; study, reading,
perusal; inquiry &c. 461.
ap-, prenticeship; pupil-age, -arity;
tutelage, novitiate, matriculation.
docility &c. (willingness) 602; aptitude
&c. 698.
V. learn; acquire -, gain -, receive
-, take in -, drink in -, imbibe -, pick
up -, gather -, get -, obtain -, collect -,
glean- -knowledge, - information, -
learning.
acquaint oneself with, master; make
oneself -master of, - acquainted with;
IV. (H) n
COMMUNICATION OF IDEAS
631 — 542
expound Ac. (interpret) 522; lecture;
read -, give- a -lesson, - lecture, - ser-
mon, - discourse; incept; hold forth,
preach; sermon-, moral-ize; point a
moral.
train, discipline; bring up, - to; edu-
cate, form, ground, prepare, qualify,
drill, exercise, practice, habituate, famil-
iarize with, nurture, drynurse, breed,
rear, take in hand; break, - in; tame;
preinstruct; initiate; inure &c. {habit-
uaie) 613.
put to nurse, send to school.
direct, guide; direct attention to &c.
{attention) 457; impress upon the -mind,
- memory; beat into, - the head; con-
vince &c. {belief) 484.
Adj. teaching &c. t;.; taught &c. v,)
educational; scholastic, academic, doc-
trinal; disciplinal; instructive, didactic;
propaedeutic, -al.
Phr. the schoolmaster abroad; a hovi majari
diseU arare minor; adeo in teneris constiescere muUum est [Vergil] ; docendo discimus; qucB nocent
docenl; qui docei diacit; ** sermons in stones and good in everything " [As You Like It],
grind, cram; get -, coach- up; learn by
-heart, - rote.
read, spell, peruse; con -, pore -,
thumb- over; wade through; dip into;
run the eye -over, - through; turn over
the leaves.
study; be -studious &c. adj,; consume
the midnight oil, mind one's book.
go to -school, - college, - the univer-
sity; serve -an {or one's) apprenticaship,
- one's time; learn one's trade; be -in-
formed &c. 527; be -taught &c. 537.
Adj. studious; schol-astic, -arly;
teachable; docile &c. {willing) 602; apt
&c. 698, industrious <&c. 682.
Adv. at one's books; in statu pupil-
lari &c. {learner) 541.
Phr. " a lumber-house of books in every
head '* [Pope]; ancora imparo! ** hold high con-
verse with the mighty dead " [Thomson];
" lash'd into Latin by the tingling rod " [Gay].
640. Teacher. — N. teacher, trainer,
instructor, institutor, master, tutor,
director, Corypheus, dry nurse, coach,
grinder, ciammer, don; governor, bear
leader; governess, duenna; disciplina-
rian.
professor, lecturer, reader, prelector,
prolocutor, preacher; chalk talker, kho-
ja; pastor &c. {dergy) 996; schoolmaster,
dominie, usher, pedagogue, abecedarian;
schoolmistress, dame, monitor, pupil
teacher.
expositor &c. 524; preceptor, guide;
guru; mentor &c. {adviser) 695; pioneer,
apostle, missionary, propagandist, mun-
shi, example &c. {model for imitation) 22,
professorship &c. {school) 542.
tutelage <&c. {teaching) 537.
Adj. professorial.
Phr. qui docei discU.
541. Learner. — N. learner, scholar,
student, alumnus, ileve^ pupil; ap-, pren-
tice; articled clerk; schoolboy, begin-
ner, tyro, abecedarian, alphabetarian.
recruit, novice, neophyte, inceptoi
debutant f catechumen, probationer ; chelti
fellow-commoner; undergraduate; fresl;
freshman; junior -, senior- soph; soph
ister, sophomore; questionist.
class, form, remove; pupilage &c.
{learning) 539.
disciple, follower, apostle, proseljrte;
fellow-student, condisciple.
Adj. in statu pupillari, in leading
strings.
542. School. — N. school, academy, university, alm>a mater j college, semi-
nary, Lyceum; instit-ute, -ution; palcestra^ Gymnasium, class, seminar.
day -, boarding -, preparatory -, primary -, infant -, dame's -, grammar -,
middle class -, Board -, denominational -, National -, British and Foreign -,
collegiate -, art -, continuation -, convent -, Coimty Council -, government -,
grant-in-aid -, high -, higher grade -, military -, missionary -, naval -, state-
aided -, technical -, voluntary- school; school of art; kindergarten, nursery,
crichCy reformatory.
pulpit, desk, reading desk, ambo, lecture room, theater, amphittv^^tiiKt^
forum, stage, rostrum, platform, hustings, tribxme.
542 — 644
INTELLECT
IV. (II) n
school -, horn - text book; grammar, primer, abecedary, rudiments, manual,
vade mecum; en-, cyclopedia; Lindley Murray, Cocker; dictionary, lexicon.
professor-, lecture-, reader-, fellow-, tutor-ship; chair.
School Board, Council of Education; Board of Education; Board -, Prefect-
of Studies; Textbook Committee; propaganda.
Adj. scholastic, academic, collegiate; educational.
Adv. ex-cathedra.
644. Falsehood. — N. false-hood,
-ness; fals-ity, -ification; deception &c.
545; imtruth &c. 546; guile; lying Ac.
V, misrepresentation; mendacity, per-
jury, false swearing; forgery, invention,
fabrication; subreption; covin.
perversion -, suppression- of truth;
suppressio veri; perversion, distortion,
false coloring; exaggeration &c. 549;
prevarication, equivocation, shuffling,
fencing, evasion, fraud; stiggestio falsi
&c. (lie) 546; mystification &c. (conceal-
ment) 528; simulation &c. (imitation)
19; dis-simulation, -sembling; deceit;
blague.
sham; pretense, pretendmg, malinger-
ing.
Up -homage, - service; mouth honor;
hoUowness; mere -show, - outside; du-
plicity, double dealing, insincerity, hy-
pocrisy, cant, humbug; jesuit-ism, -ry;
Pharisaism; Machiavelism, '^ organized
hypocrisy"; crocodile tears, mealy-
mouthedness, quackery; charlatan-ism,
-ry; ganunon; bim-kum, -combe, flam;
bam *, flimflam, cajolery, flattery; Ju-
das kiss; perfidy &c. (bad faith) 940; il
volte scioUo i penaieri atretti.
unfairness Ac. (dishonesty) 940; art-
fulness &c. (cunning) 702; misstatement
&c. (error) 495.
V. be -false &c. adj., - a liar &c. 548;
speak -falsely &c. adv.; tell -a lie &c.
546; lie, fib; he like a trooper; swear
false, forswear, perjure oneself, bear
false witness.
mis-state, -quote, -cite, -report, -rep-
resent; belie, falsify, pervert, distort;
put a false construction upon &c. (mis-
interpret) 523.
prevaricate, equivocate, quibble; pal-
ter, - to the imderstanding; r(5pondre en
Normand; trim, shuffle, fence, mince the
truth, beat about the bush, blow hot and cold, play fast and loose.
garble, gloss over, disguise, give a color to; give -, put- a -gloss, - false
coloring- upon; color, varnish, cook, dress up, embroider; varnish right and
puzzle wrong; exaggerate &c. 549; blague.
J mveni, fabricate} trump ~, get- up; forge, fake, hatch, concoct; romance
/ iitc. (tmoffine) 515; cry '^ woUl *'
166
643. Veracity. — N. veracity; truth-
fulness, frankness, <&c. adj.; truth, sin-
cerity, candor, honesty, fideUty; plain
dealing, 6ona fides; love of truth; pro-
bity &c. 939; ingenuousness Ac. (art-
lessness) 703.
the truth the whole truth and noth-
ing but the truth; honest -, sober- truth
Ac. (fact) 494; imvamished tale; light
of truth.
V. speak -, tell- the truth; speak by
the card; paint in its -, show oneself in
one's- true colors; make a clean breast
&c. (disclose) 529; speak one's mind &c.
(be blunt) 703; not -lie Ac. 544, - de-
ceive &c. 545.
Adj. truthful, true; ver-acious, -id-
ical; scrupulous Ac. (honorable) 939;
sincere, candid, frank, open, straight-
forward, unreserved; open-, true-, sim-
ple- hearted; honest, trustworthy; un-
dissembUng Ac. (dissemble Ac. 544);
guileless, pure; truth-loving; unperjured;
true blue, as good as one's word; unaf-
fected, unfeigned, bond fide; outspoken,
ingenuous Ac. (artless) 703; imdisguised
Ac. (real) 494.
Adv. truly Ac. (really) 494; in plain
words Ac. 703; in -, with -, of a -, in
good- truth; as the -dial to the sun,
- needle to the pole; honor bright; troth;
in good -sooth, - earnest; unfcignedly,
with no nonsense, in sooth, sooth to say,
bond fide, in foro conscientios; without
equivocation; cartes sur table ^ from the
bottom of one's heart; by my troth Ac.
(affirmation) 535.
Phr. di il vero e affronterai il diavolo; Dich-
tung und Wahrheil; esto quod esse videris; magna
est Veritas et prcBvalet; " that golden key that
opes the palace of eternity " [Milton]; Veritas
odium parit; veritalis simplex oralio est; veriti
zans peur.
f . C^l) n COMMUNICATION OF IDEAS 644 — 546
dis*semble, -simulate; feign, assume^ put on, pretend, make believe; play
possum; play -false, - a double game; coquet; act -, play- a part; affect &c.
855; simulate, pass of! for; counterfeit, sham, make a show of; malinger; say
the grapes are sour.
cant, play the hypocrite, sham Abraham, faire pattes de velours j put on the
mask, clean the outside of the platter, lie like a conjuror; hang out -, hold
out -, sail under- false colors; " commend the poisoned chalice to the lips "
[MaAeth] ; amJbiguas in vulgum spargere voces; deceive &c. 545.
Adj. false, deceitful, mendacious, unveracious, fraudulent, dishonest; faith-,
truth-, troth-less; ijn-fair, -candid; hollow-hearted; evasive; un-, dis-in-
genuous; hollow, sincere, Parthis mendacior; forsworn.
canting; hypocrit-, Jesuit-, pharisa-ical; tartuffish; Machiavelian; double,
-tongued, -faced, -handed, -minded, -hearted, -dealing; Janus-faced; smooth-
faced, -spoken, -tongued; plausible; mealy-mouthed; affected &c. 855.
collus-ive, -ory; artful &c. (cunning) 702; perfidious &c. 940; spurious &c.
(deceptive) 545; untrue &c. 546; falsified &c. v.; covinous.
Aay. falsely &c. adj.; a la Turtufe, with a double tongue; slily &c. (cunning)
702.
Pfar. hlandoi mendacia lingua; falsus in uno Jalsus in omnibus; ** I give him joy that's
awkward at a lie " [Young]; la mentira tiene las piemas cartas; ** O what a goodly outside
falsehood hatht " [Merchant of Venice].
646. Deception. — N. deception; falseness &c. 544; untruth Ac. 546; im-
pos-ition, -ture; fraud, deceit, guile; fraudulen-ce, -cy; covin; knavery <&c.
(cunning) 702; misrepresentation &c. (falsehood) 544; bluff; straw-bail, -bid
[U. S.]; spoof*.
delusion, gullery; juggl-ing, -ery; sleight of hand, legerdemain; presti-gia-
tion t,- digitation; magic &c. 992; conjur-ing, -ation; hocus-pocus, escamoierie,
jockeyship; trickery, coggeryf, chicanery; supercheriey cozenage, circumven-
tion, ingannation t, collusion; treachery &c. 940; practical joke.
trick, cheat, wile, blind, feint, plant, bubble, fetch, catch, chicane, juggle,
reach, hocus, bite; thimblerig, card sharping, artful dodge, swindle; tricks upon
travelers; stratagem Ac. (artifice) 702; confidence trick, fake, hoax; theft &c.
791 ; ballot-box stuffing [U. S.], barney *; brace * -, bunko -, drop * -, gum * -
[U. S.], panel -, shell -, skin *- game [U. S.].
snare, trap, pitfall, decoy, gin; sprin-ge, -glef; noose, hook; bait, decoy-
duck, tub to the whale, baited trap, guet-d-pens; cobweb, net, meshes, toils,
mouse trap, birdlime; dionsea, Venus's flytrap; ambush &c. 530; trapdoor, slid-
ing panel, false bottom; spring-net, -gun; mask, -ed battery; mine; flytrap;
green gobd^ [U. S.] ; panel house.
Cornish hug; wolf in sheep's clothing &c. (deceiver) 548; disguise, -ment;
false colors, masquerade, mummery, borrowed plumes; pattes de velours,
mockery &c. (imitaJtion) 19; copy Ac. 21; counterfeit, sham, make-believe,
forgery, fraud; lie &c. 546; " a delusion a mockery and a snare" [Denman],
hollow mockery.
whited -, painted- sepulcher; tinsel, paste, false jewelry, scagliola, ormolu,
German silver, albata, paktong, white metal, Britannia metal, paint; jerry
building; man of straw.
illusion <&c. (error) 495; ignis fatuus <&c. 423; mirage &c. 443.
V- deceive, take in; defraud, cheat, jockey, do, cozen, diddle, nab, chouse,
play one false, bilk, cully, jilt, bite, pluck, swindle, victimize; abuse; mystify;
blind -one's eyes; iDlindfold, hoodwink; throw dust into the eyes, ** keep the
word of promise to the ear and break it to the hope '' [Macbeth],
impose -, practice -, play -, put -, palm -, foist- upon ; snatch a verdict ; bluff, -
off; bunko, four flush *, gum * [U. S.], spoof *, stuff (a ballot box) [U. S.].
circumvent, overreach; out-reach, -wit, -maneuver; steal a march upon^
give the go-by, to leave in the lurch.
645 — 548 INTELLECT IV. (II) n
set -, lay- a -trap, - snare- for; bait the hook, forelay t, spread the toils,
lime; decoy, waylay, lure, beguile, delude, inveigle; tra-, tre-pan; kidnap; let-,
hook-in; trick; en-, in-trap, -snare; nick, springe; nouslef, nouself; blind a
trail; immesh; shanghai; catch, - in a trap; sniggle, entangle, illaqueate, hocus,
escamoter, practice on one's credulity, dupe, gull, hoax, fool, befool, bamboozle;
hum, -bug; gammon, stuff up *, sell; play a -trick, - practical joke- upon one;
balk, trip up, throw a tub to a whale; fool to the top of one's bent, send on a
fool's errand; make -game, - a fool, - an April fool, - an ass- of; trifle with, ca-
jole, flatter; come over &c. (influence) 615; gild the pill, make things pleasant,
divert, put a good face upon; dissemble &c. 544.
cog, - the dice; live by one's wits, play at hide and seek; obtain money under
false pretenses <&c. (steal) 791 ; conjure, juggle, practice chicanery; deacon [U. S.]-
play ~, palm -, foist -, fob- off.
lie Ac. 544; misinform &c. 538; mislead &c. (error) 495; betray &c. 940; be
-deceived Ac. 547.
Adj. deceived &c. v,; deceiving &c. v,; cunning <&c. 702; prestigi-ous t,
-atory f; decept-ive, -ious; deceitful, covinous; delus-ive, -ory; illus-ive, -ory;
elusive, insidious, ad captandum vulgus.
untrue &c. 546; mock, sham, make-believe, counterfeit, snide*, pseudo,
spurious, so-called, pretended, feigned, trumped up, bogus, scamped, fraudu-
lent, tricky, factitious, artificial, bastard; surreptitious, illegitimate, contraband,
adulterated, sophisticated; unsound, rotten at the core; colorable; disguised;
meretricious; tinsel, pinchbeck, plated; catchpenny; Brummagem; simulated
&c. 544.
Adv. under -false colors, - the garb of, - cover of; over the left.
Phr. Jronti nulla fides; " ah that deceit should steal such gentle shapes " [Rich. Ill]; " a
quicksand of deceit " [Hen. VI]; decipimur specie recti [Her.]; falsi crimen; fraus est celare
fraudem; lupus infabula; ** so smooth, he daubed his vice with show of virtue '' [Rich, III],
646. Untruth. — N. untruth, falsehood, lie, story, thing that is not, fib,
bounce, crammer, taradiddle, whopper; jAu^A.
forgery, fabrication, invention; mis-statement, -representation; perversion, .
falsification, gloss, suggestio falsi; exaggeration &c. 549.
invention, fabrication, fiction; fable, nursery tale; romance &c. (imagination)
515; absurd -, untrue -, false -^ trumped up- -story, - statement; thing devised
by the enemy; canard; shave, sell, hum, traveler's tale, Canterbury tale, cock
and bull story, fairy tale, fake, press-agent's yarn; claptrap.
myth, moonshine, bosh, all my eye and Betty Martin, mare's-nest, farce.
irony; half truth, white lie, pious fraud; mental reservation &c. (concealment)
528.
pretense, pretext; false -plea <&c. 617; subterfuge, evasion, shift, shufl3e,
make-beUeve; sham &c. (deception) 545.
profession, empty words; Judas kiss &c. (hypocrisy) 544; disguise &c. (mask)
530.
V. have a false meaning.
Adj. untrue, false, trumped up; void of -, without- foundation; fictive, far
from the truth, false as dicer's oaths; unfounded, ben trovatOy invented, fabulous,
fabricated, forged; fict-, fact-, supposit-, surrept-itious; e-, il-lusory; ironical;
soi-disant &c. {^misnamed) 565.
Phr. se rum e veto e hen trovato; " where none is meant that meets the ear " [Miltonl.
547. Dupe. — N. dupe, gull, gud-
geon, gobemouche, cull *, cully, victim,
pigeon, April fool; jay *, sucker *; laugh-
ingstock &c. 857; Cyclops, simple Simon,
flat, greenhorn; fool Ac. 501; puppet,
cat's paw.
n he -deceived &c. 645, - the dupe
648. Deceiver. — N. deceiver Ac. (de-
ceive <&c. 545); dissembler, hypocrite;
sophist, Pharisee, Jesuit, Mawworm,
PecksnifiF, Joseph Surface, Tartufe, Ja-
nus; serpent, snake in the grass, cocka-
trice, Judas, wolf in sheep's clothing;
jilt; shuffler, stool pigeon.
IV,(II)m COMMUNICATION OF IDEAS 547—660
of; fall into a trap; swallow -, nibble
at- the bait; bite; catch a Tartar.
Adj. credulous &c. 486; mistaken &c.
(errai^ 495.
liar &c. (lie &c. 644) ; story-teller, per-
jurer, false witness, menteur a triple
itagej Scapin; bunko steerer* [U. S.
carpetbagger * [U. S.], capper * [U. S.
faker, fraud, four flusher *, horse coper,
ringer *, spieler, straw bidder [U. S.].
impostor, pretender, aoi-disantf humbug; adventurer; Cagliostro, Femam
Mendez Pinto; ass in lion's skin &c. (bungler) 701 ; actor Ac. (stage player) 599.
quack, charlatan, mountebank, saltimbanco f, saltimhanquey empiric,
quacksalver, medicaster, Roslcrucian, gypsy; man of straw.
conjuror, juggler, trickster,- prestidigitator, jockey; crimp, decoy-duck;
rogue, knave, cheat; swindler &c. (thief) 792; jobber.
Pfar. " saint abroad and a devil at home " [Bunyan].
649. Bzaggeration. — N. exaggeration; expansion &c. 194; hyperbole,
stretch, strain, coloring; high coloring, caricature, caricatura; extravagance &c.
(nonsense) 497; Baron Munchausen; men in buckram, yarn, fringe, embroidery,
traveler's tale; fish story, gooseberry *.
storm in a teacup; much ado about nothing Ac. (over-estimation) 482; puffery
4c. (boasting) 884; rant &c. (turgescence) 577.
figure of speech, fagon de parler; stretch of -fancy, - the imagination; flight of
fancy 4c. (imagination) 515.
false coloring &c. (falsehood) 544; aggravation &c. 835.
V. exaggerate, magnify, pile up, aggravate; amplify &c. (expand) 194; over-
estimate 4c. 482; hyperbolize; over-charge, -state, -draw, -lay, -shoot the
mark, -praise; make -much, - the most- of; strain, - a point; stretch, - a point;
go great lengths; spin a long yarn; draw -, shoot with- a longbow; deal in the
marvelous.
out-Herod Herod, run riot, talk at random.
heighten, overcolor; color -highly, - too highly; broder; flourish; color &c.
(misrepresent) 544; puff 4c. (boast) 884.
Adj. exaggerated 4c. v.; overwrought; bombastic 4c. (magniloqaeni) bll]
hyperboUcal, on stilts; fabulous, extravagant, preposterous, egregious, outr^,
highflying.
Adv. hyperbolically 4c. adj,
Phr. excUobat enim fluclua in simpido [Cioero].
Section III. Means of communicating Ideas
1. Natural Means
660. Indication. — N. indication; symbol-ism, -ization; semeio-logy, -tics;
Zeitgeist,
Uneament, feature, trait, characteristic, diagnostic; divining rod; cloven
hoof; footfall; means of recognition.
sign, symbol; ind-ex, -ice f, -icator; point,-er; exponent, note, token, symp-
tom; dollar mark.
type, figure, emblem, cipher, device; representation 4c. 554; epigraph, motto,
posy.
gest-ure, -iculation; pantomime; wink, glance, leer; nod, shrug, beck; touch,
nudge; dactylo-logy, -nomy; freemasonry, telegraphy, chirology, byplay,
dumb show; cue; hint 4c. 527; clue, clew, key, scent,
signal, -post; rocket, blue light; watch-fire, -tower; telegraph, semaphore,
flagstaff; cresset, fiery cross; calumet; heliograph; guidon; headlight.
mark, hne, stroke, dash, score, stripe, streak, scratch, tick, dot, point, notch,
nick; asterisk, red letter. Italics, sublineation, undetlmisk^) V^\Xm^\ '^t'cc^\
660 — 662 INTELLECT IV. (II) lu
impr-int, -ess, -ession; note, annotation; blaze, cedilla, guillemets, hachure,
quotation marks, tilde.
[For identification] badge, criterion; counter-check, -mark, -sign, -foil;
duplicate, tally; label, ticket, billet, letter, counter, check, chip, chop; dib;
totem; tessera, card, bill; witness, voucher; stamp; cachet; trade -, Hall- mark;
signature; address -, visiting- card; carte de visile; credentials &c. {evidence) 467;
attestation; hand, - writing, si^ manual; cipher; seal, sigil, signet; autograph,
-y; paraph, brand; superscription; in-, en-dorsement; title, beading, docket;
mot 'de passe, - du guet; pass-parole; shibboleth; watch-, catch-, pass-word;
open sesame; timbrology.
insignia; banner, -et, -ol; bandrol; Bag, colors, streamer, standard, eagle,
labarum, oriflamb, oriflamme; figurehead; ensign; pen-non, -nant, -dant;
burgee, blue Peter, jack, ancient, gonfalon, imion jack; banderole, " old glory "
[U. S.], quarantine flag; vexillimi; yellow-flag, - jack; tricolor, stars and stripes;
bunting.
heraldry, crest; coat of - arms; armorial bearings, hatchment; e-, scutcheon;
shield, supporters; livery, imiform; cockade, epaulet, chevron; garland, love
knot, favor.
[Of locality] beacon, caim, post, staff, flagstaff, hand, pointer, vane, cock,
weathercock; guide-, hand-, finger-, directing-, sign-post; pillars of Hercules,
pharos; bale-, beacon-fire; Vtlioile du Nord; land-, sea-mark; lighthouse, balize;
pole-, load-, lode-star; cynosure, guide; address, direction, name; sign, -board.
[Of the future] warning &c. 668; omen &c. 512; prefigurement &c. 511. [Of
the past] trace, record &c. 551. [Of danger] warning &c. 668; alarm Ac. 669.
[Of authority] scepter &c. 747. [Of triumph] trophy &c. 733. [Of quantity]
gauge &c. 466. [Of distance] mile-stone, -post. [Of disgrace] brand, fool's cap.
[For detection] check, telltale ; test <&c. (experiment) 463 ; mileage ticket ; milliary .
notification &c. (informMion) 527; advertisement &c. (publication) 531.
word of command, call; bugle-, trumpet-call; bell, alarum, cry; battle-, rally-
ing- cry; angelus; reveille; sacring-, sanctus-bell.
exposition &c. (explanation) 522; proof &c. (evidence) 463; pattern &c. (pro-
toiype) 22.
V. indicate; be the -sign &c. n.- of; denote, betoken; argue, testify &c. (evi-
dence) 467; bear the -impress &c. n.- of; con-note, -notate.
represent, stand for; typify &c. (prefigure) 511; symbolize.
put -an indication, - a mark, - &c. n.; note, mark, stamp, earmark; blaze;
label, ticket, docket; dot, spot, score, dash, trace, chalk; print; im-print, -press;
engrave, stereotjT>e.
make a -sign &c. n.; signalize; underscore; give -, hang out- a signal; beck,
-on; nod; wink, glance, leer, nudge, shrug, tip the wink; gesticulate; raise -,
hold up- the -finger, ~ hand ; saw the air, " suit the action to the word " [ Hamlet].
wave -, unfuri -, hoist -, hang out- a banner &c. n.; wave -the hand, - a
kerchief; give the cue &c. (inform) 527; show one's colors; give -, sound- an
alarm; beat the drum, sound the trumpets, raise a cry.
sign, seal, attest &c. (evidence) 467; underUne &c. (give importance to) 642;
call attention to &c. (attention) 457; give notice &c. (inform) 527.
Adj. indicat-ing &c. v., -ive, -ory ; de-, con-notative; diacritical, representa-
tive, t^TDical, symbolic, pantomimic, pathognomonic, symptomatic, character-
istic, demonstrative, diagnostic, exponential, emblematic, armorial; individual
&c. (special) 79.
known -, recognizable- by; indicated &c. v.\ pointed, marked.
[Capable of being denoted] denotable; indelible.
Adv. in token of; symbolically &c. adj.; in dumb show.
Phr. ecce signum; ex ungue leonem, ex pede Herculem; vide vi supra; mdtus ariete forticr.
551. Record. — N. trace, vestige, 662. [Suppression of sign.] Obliterm-
jip/jc, remains; scar, cicatrix; foot-step, tion. — N, obliteration; erasure, rasure;
170
IV. (II)in
COMMUNICATION OF IDEAS
661 — 666
cancel, -lation; circumduction; deletion,
blot; tabula rasa; effacement, extinc-
tion.
V. efface, obliterate, erase, rase, ex-
punge, cancel; blot -, take -, rub -,
scratch -, strike -, wipe -, wash -, sponge-
out; wipe -, rub- off; wipe away; deface,
render illegible; draw the pen through,
apply the sponge.
be -effaced &c.; leave no -trace &c.
550; '^ leave not a rack behind."
Adj. obliterated &c. v,; out of print;
printless; leaving ho trace; intestate;
un-recorded, -registered, -written.
Int. dele; out with it!
Phr. delenda eat Carthago [Cato].
-mark, -print; ptig; track, mark, wake,
trail, scent, piste.
monument, hatchment, slab, tablet,
trophy, achievement; obelisk, pillar,
column, monoUth; memorial; memento
&e. (memory) 505; testimonial, medal;
commemoration &c. (celebration) 883.
record, note, minute; regis-ter, -try;
roll Ac. (list) 86; cartulary, diptych,
Domesday boiok; catalogue raisonnS; en-
try, memorandum, indorsement, in-
scription, copy, duplicate, docket; notch
Ac. (mark) 550; muniment, deed &c.
(security) 771; document; deposition,
prods verbal; affidavit; certificate &c.
(.evidence) 467.
note-, memorandum-, pocket-, com-
monplace-book; portfolio; pigeonholes, ezcerpta, adversaria, jottings, dottings.
gcuzette, -er; newspaper, daily, magazine; alman-ac, -ack; calendar, ephem-
eris, diary, log, journal, daybook, ledger; cashbook, petty cashbook.
archive, scroll, state paper, return, blue book; statistics &c. 86; compte
rendu; Acts -, Transactions -, Proceedings- of; Hansard's Debates; chronicle,
annals; legend; history, biography &c. 594; Congressional Records.
registration; registry; en-, in-rollment; tabulation; entry, booking; signa-
ture &c. (identification) 550; recorder &c. 553; journalism.
V. record; put-, place- upon record; chronicle, calendar, hand down to
posterity; keep up the memory &c. (remember) 505; commemorate &c. (cele-
brate) 883; report &c. (inform) 527; commit to -, reduce to- writing; put -, set
down- in writing, - in black and white; put -, jot -, take -, write -, note -, set-
down; note, minute, put on paper; take -, make- a -note, - minute, - memo-
randimi; make a return.
mark &c. (indicate) 550; sign &c. (attest) 467.
enter, book; post, - up; insert, make an entry of; mark -, tick- off ; register,
enroll, inscroll; file &c. (store) 636.
Adv. on record.
Phr. exegi numumentum cere perenniua [Horace]; " read their history in a nation's eyes "
[Gray]; " records that defy the tooth of time " [Young].
653. Recorder. — N. recorder, notary, clerk; regi^-trar, -trary, -ter; pro-
thonotary; amanuensis, secretary, scribe, babu, remembrancer, bookkeeper,
custos rotulorum, IVlaster of the Rolls.
annalist; histori-an, -ographer; chronicler, journalist; biographer &c. (narra-
tor) 594; antiquary &c. (antiquity) 122; memorialist; interviewer.
664. Representation. — N. repre-
sent-ation, -ment; imitation &c. 19;
illustration, delineation, depictment; im-
agery, portraiture, iconography; de-
sign, -ing; art, fine arts; painting &c.
556; sculpture &c. 557; engraving &c.
558; photography; radiography, sciag-
raphy.
person-ation, -ification; impersona-
tion; drama &c. 599.
picture, drawing, sketch, draught,
draft; tracing; copy &c. 21; photograph,
daguerreotype, snapshot.
666. Misrepresentation. — N. mis-
representation, distortion, caricaturaf,
exaggeration; daubing &c. v,; bad like-
ness, daub, sign painting; scratch, cari-
cature; anamorphosis; burlesque, falsi-
fication, misstatement, parody, take-off,
travesty.
V. misrepresent, distort, overdraw,
exaggerate, caricature, daub; burlesque,
parody, travesty.
Adj. misrepresented &c. v.
V\Y
664 — 667 INTELLECT IV. (II) m
image, likeness, icon, portrait; striking-, speaking- likeness; very image;
effigy, facsimile.
figure, - head; puppet, doll, figurine,, aglet, manikin, lay-figure, model,
mammet, marionette, fantoccini, waxwork, bust; statue, -tte.
hieroglyphic, anaglyph; dia-, mono-gram.
map, plan, chart; ground plan, projection, elevation; ichno-, carto-graphy ;
atlas; outline, scheme; view &c. (painting) 556; radio-, scoto-, scia-graph;
spectro-gram, -heliogram.
V. represent, delineate; depict, -ure; portray; take -, catch- a likeness &c.
n. ; hit oflf, photograph, daguerreotype; snapshot; figure, shadow -forth, - out;
adumbrate; body forth; describe &c. 594; trace, copy; mold.
dress up; illustrate, symbolize.
paint &c. 556; carve &c. 557; engrave &c. 558.
person-ate, -ify; impersonate; assume a character; pose as; act; play Ac.
(drama) 599; mimic &c. {imitate) 19; hold the mirror up to nature.
Adj. represent-ing &c. v., -ative; illustrative; represented &c. v.; imita-
tive, figurative; iconic.
like &c. 17; graphic &c. (descriptive) 594; cinque-, quattro-, tre-cento.
656. Painting. — N. painting; depicting; drawing &c. v.; design; perspec-
tive, sci-, ski-agraphy; chiaroscuro &c. (light) 420; composition; treatment.
historical -, portrait -, miniature -, landscape -, marine -, flower -, scene-
painting; scenography.
school, style; the grand style, high art, genre j portraiture: ornamental art
&c. 847.
mono-, poly-chrome; grisaille.
pallet, palette; easel; brush, pencil, stump; black lead, charcoal, crayons,
chalk, pastel; paint &c. (coloring matter) 428; water-, body-, oil-color; oils, oil
paint; varnish &c. 356a; priming; gouache , tempera, distemper, fresco, water
glass; enamel; encaustic painting; mosaic; tapestry.
photo-, helio-graphy; sun painting.
picture, painting, piece, tableau, canvas; oil &c.- painting; fresco, cartoon;
easel -, cabinet- picture; drawing, draught, draft; pencil &c. -, water color-
drawing; sketch, outline, study.
photo-, helio-graph; daguerreo-, talbo-, calo-, helio-type.
portrait &c. (representation) 554; whole -, full -, half- length; kitcat, head;
miniature; shade, silhouette; profile.
landscape, seapiece; view, scene, prospect; pan-, di-orama; still life.
picture gallery; studio, atelier; pinacotheca.
V. paint, design, limn, draw, sketch, pencil, scratch, shade, stipple, hatch,
dash oflF, chalk out, square up; color, dead color, wash, varnish; draw in -pencil
&c. n.; paint in -oils &c. n.; stencil; depict &c. (represent) 554.
Adj. painted &c. v.; pictorial, graphic, picturesque.
pencil, oil &c. n.
Ady. in -pencil &c. n.
Phr. fecit f delineavU; mutum est pictura po9ma,
667. Sculpttire. — N. sculpture, insculpture t; carving &c. v.; statuary. ,
high -, low -, bas- relief; relief; relievo; fccwso-, atto-, mezzo-rilievo; intaglio,
anaglyph; medal, -lion; cameo.
marble, bronze, terra cotta; ceramic ware, pottery, porcelain, china, earthen-
ware; cloisonne, enamel, faience, Laocoon, satsuma.
statue &c. (image) 554; cast 4rc. (cx)py) 21; glyptotheca.
V. sculpture, carve, cut, chisel, model, mold; cast.
Adj. sculptured &';. v.; in relief, anaglyptic, ceroplastic, ceramic; parian;
m&rble &c, /i.;xanthian,
172
IV. (n) in COMMUNICATION OF IDEAS 6B8 — 663
668. Engravixig. — N. engraving, chalcography; hne -, mezzotint -, stipple
— , chalk- engraving; dry point, bur; etching, aquatinta; chiseling; plate -,
copperplate ~, steel -, wood- engraving; xylo-, ligno-, glypto-, cero-, litho-,
chromolitho-, photolitho-, zineo-, glypho- -graphy, -graph.
impression, print, engraving, plate; steel-, copper-plate; etching; mezzo-,
aqua-, litho-tint; cut, woodcut; stereo-, grapho-, auto-, helio-type.
graver, burin, etching point, style; plate, stone, wood block, negative; die,
punch, stamp.
printing; plate -, copperplate -, anastatic -, color -, lithographic- printing;
type printing &c. 591; three-color process.
illustr-, illumin-ation; half tone; photogravure; vignette, initial letter, cvl
de lampe, tailpiece.
V. engrave, grave, stipple, scrape, etch; bite, - in; lithograph &c. n.; print.
Adj. insculptured; engraved &c. v.
Phr. sadpntf imprimit,
669. Artist. — N. artist; painter, limner, drawer, sketcher, designer, en-
graver; draughtsman; copyist; enamel-er, -ist; caricaturist.
historical -, landscape -, marine -, flower -, portrait -, miniature -, scene -,
sign -, coach- painter; engraver; Apelles; sculptor, carver, chaser, modeler,
figuriste, statuary; Phidias, Praxiteles; Royal Academician.
2. Conventional Means
L Language generally
660. Language. — N. language; phraseology &c. 569; speech &c. 582;
tongue, lingo, vernacular; mother -, vulgar -, native- tongue; household words;
King's or Queen's English; dialect &c. 563.
confusion of tongues. Babel, p^mgrap/iic; pantomime &c. (signs) 550; onoma-
topoeia; betacism, minunation, myatism, nunnation; pasigraphy.
lexic-, phil-, gloss-, glott-ology; linguistics, chrestomathy; paleo-logy,
-graphy; comparative grammar. ^
literature, letters, poUte literature, belles lettreSj muses, humanities, liierce
humanioreSf republic of letters, dead languages, classics; genius of a language;
scholarship &c. (knowledge) 490.
linguist &c. (scholar) 492.
V. express by words &c. 566.
Adj. lingu-al, -istic; dialectic; vernacular, current; bihngual; di-, hexa-,
poly-glot; literary.
Phr. " syllables govern the world " [Selden].
561. Letter. — N. letter; character; hieroglyphic &c. (writing) 590; type &c.
(printing) 591; capitals; di-, tri-graph; ideo-gram, -graph; majus-, minus-cule;
majus', miniLs-culce; alphabet, ABC, abecedary, christcross-row.
consonant, vowel; diph-, triph-thong; mute, liquid, labial, dental, guttural.
syllable; mono-, dis-, poly-syllable; aflSx, suflSx.
spelling, orthograph; phon-ography, -etic spelhng; ana-, meta-grammatism.
cipher, monogram, anagram; double -, acrostic.
V. spell.
Adj. literal; alphabetical, abecedarian; syllabic; majus-, minus-cular; uncial
Ac. (writing) 590.
562. Word. — N. word, term, vo-
cable; name &c. 564; phrase &c. 566;
root, etymon; derivative; part of speech
&c. (grammar) 567; ideophone.
dictionary, vocabulary, lexicon, in-
663. Neology. — N. neolo-gy, -gism;
newfangled expression; caconym; bar-
barism; archaism, black letter, monkish
Latin; corruption, missaying, anti-
phrasis.
562 — 666
INTELLECT
IV. (II) in
paronomasia, play upon words; word
play &c. (wit) 842; donble-erUente &c.
(ambiguity) 520; palindrome, paragram,
clinch; abuse of -language, - terms.
dialect, brogue, patois, provincialism,
broken English, lingua franca; Angl-,
Brit-, Gall-,' Scott-, Hibem-icism;
Americanism; Gypsy lingo, Romany,
pigeon English; Volapiik, Chinook, Es-
peranto, Hindustani, kitchen Kaffir.
dog Latin, macaronics, gibberish;
confusion of tongues. Babel; jargon;
babu English, chi-chi.
colloquialism &c. (figure of speech) 521 ;
byword; technicality, lingo, slang, cant, argot, St. Giles's Greek, thieves'
Latin, peddler's French, flash tongue, Billingsgate, Wall Street slang,
pseudology.
pseudonym &c. (misnomer) 565; Mr. So-and-so; what d'ye call 'em, whaf s
his name; thingum-my, -bob; je ne sais gum.
neologist, coiner of words.
V. coin words; Americanize, Anglicize.
Adj. neologic, -al; archaic; obsolete &c. (old) 124; colloquial; Anglice.
dex, glossary, thesaurus, gradus, delec-
tus, concordance.
etymology, derivation ; gloss-, termin-,
orism-ology; paleology &c. (philology)
560.
lexicography; glossographer &c. (schol-
ar) 492; lexicologist, verbarian.
Adj. verbal, literal; titular, nominal.
[Similarly derived] conjugate, parony-
mous; derivative.
Adv. verbally &c. adj,; verbatim &c.
(exactly) 494.
Phr. " the artillery of words " [Swift].
564. Nomenclattire. — N. nomen-
clature; naming &c. v.\ nuncupation f,
nomination, baptism; orismology; ono-
matopoeia; antonomasia.
name; appela-tion, -tive; designa-
tion; title; head, -ing; caption; denomi-
nation; by-name, epithet.
style, proper name; prse-, ag-, cog-
nomen; patronymic, surname; cognom-
ination; eponym; compellation, descrip-
tion, antonym; empty -title, - name;
handle to one's name; namesake.
term, expression, noun; byword; con-
vertible terms &c. 522; technical term;
cant &c. 563.
V. name, call, term, denominate,
designate, style, entitle, clepe, dub,
christen, baptize, characterize, specify,
define, distinguish by the name of; label &c. (mark) 550.
be -called &c. v. ; take -, bear -, go (or be known) by -, go (or pass) under -,
rejoice in- the name of.
Adj. named Ac. f.; hight, ycleped, known as; what one may -well, -
fairly, - properly, - fitly- call.
nuncupa-tory t, -tive; cognominal, titular, nominal, orismological.
Phr. " beggar'd all description " [Antony and Cleopatra],
666. Misnomer. — N. misnomer; lu-
COS a non lucendo; Mrs. Malaprop; what
d^e call 'em &c. (neologism) 563; Hoo-
sier.
nickname, sobriquet^ by-name; as-
sumed -name, - title; alias; nom de
-course, - thedtre, - guerre , - plume;
pseudonj'^m, -y.
V. mis-name, -call, -term; nickname;
assume a name.
Adj. misnamed &c. v.; pseudony-
mous; soi-disant; self-called, -styled,
-christened; so-called.
nameless, anonymous; without a -,
having no- name; innominate, unnamed;
unacknowledged.
Adv. in no sense.
666. Phrase. — N. phrase, expression, set phrase; sentence, paragraph;
figure of speech &c. 521 ; idi-om, -otism; turn of expression; style.
paraphrase &c. (synonym) 522; periphrase &c. (circumlocution) 573; motto
&c. (proverb) 496.
phraseology &c. 569.
V. express, phrase; word, - it; give -words, - expression -to; voice; arrange
in -, clothe m -, put into -, express by- words; couch in terms; find words to
express; speak by the card; call, denominate, designate; dab.
17^
IV. (II)m
9OMMUNICATION OF IDEAS
666 — 673
Adj. expressed &c. v.; idiomatic.
AdT. in -round, - set, - good set- terms; in set phrases.
667. Orammar. — N. grammar, ac-
cidence, syntax, praxis, punctuation;
parts of speech; jussive; syllabication;
inflection, case, declension, conjugation;
iu8 et norma loquendi; Lindley Murray
kc. {schooVbook) 542; correct style, phi-
lology &c. {Umguage) 560.
V. parse, punctuate, syllabicate.
668. Solecism. — N. solecism; bad
-, false -, faulty- grammar; slip of the
-pen, - tongue; lapsus lingucB; slipslop;
bull; barbarism, impropriety.
V. use -bad, - faulty- grammar;
solecize, commit a solecism; murder the
-King's - Queen's- English; break Pris-
cian's head.
Adj. ungrammatical; in-correct,* -ac-
curate; faulty; improper, incongruous; solecistic, -al.
669. Style. — N. style, diction, phraseology, wording; manner, strain;
composition; mode of expression, choice of words; mode of speech, Uterary
power, ready pen, pen of a ready writer; command of language &c. (eloquence)
582; authorship; la morgue liUiraire.
V. express by words &c. 566; write.
Phr. le Hyle c'eat de Vhomme [Buffon]; " style is the dress of thoughts " [Chesterfield].
Various Qvaliiies of Style
670. Perspicuity. — N. perspicuity
Ac. (intelligibilUy) 518; plain speaking
Ac. (manifestation) 525; defin-iteness,
-ition; exactness &c. 494; explicitness,
lucidness.
Adj. lucid &c. {intelligible) 518; ex-
plicit &c. (manifest) 525; exact &c. 494.
672. Conciseness. — N. conciseness
Ac. adj.; brevity, "the soul of wit,"
laconism; Tacitus; ellipsis; syncope;
abridgment Ac. (shortening) 201; com-
pression Ac. 195; epitome Ac. 596; mon-
ostich; brunch -, portmanteau- word.
V. be -concise Ac. adj.; condense Ac.
195; abridge Ac. 201; abstract Ac. 596;
come to the point.
Adj. concise, brief, short, terse, close;
to the point, exact; neat, compact; com-
pressed, condensed, pointed; laconic,
curt, pithy, trenchant, summary; preg-
nant; compendious Ac. (compendium)
596; succinct; elliptical, epigrammatic,
quaint, crisp; sententious.
Ady. concisely Ac. adj.; briefly, sum-
marily; in -brief, - short, - a word, -
few words; for shortness sake; to -come
to the point, - make a long story short,
— cut the matter short, - be brief; it
comes to this, the long and the short of
it is.
Phr. brevia esse laboro obscurusfio [Horace].
"571. Obscurity. — N. obscurity Ac.
(unintelligibility) 519; involution; hard
words; ambiguity Ac. 520; unintelligi-
bleness; vagueness Ac. 475, inexactness
Ac. 495; what d'ye call 'em Ac. (neol-
ogism) 563; darkness of meaning.
Adj. obscure Ac. n.; crabbed, in-
volved, confused.
673. Diffuseness. — N. diffuseness
Ac. adj.; amplification Ac. v.; dilating
Ac. v.; verbosity, verbiage, cloud of
words, copia verborum; flow of words Ac.
(loquacity) 584; looseness.
poly-, tauto-, batto-, perisso-logy t;
pleonasm, exuberance, redundance;
thrice-told tale; prolixity; circumlocu-
tion, ambages; periphra-se, -sis; rounda-
bout phrases; episode; expletive; penny-
a-lining; richness Ac. 577.
V. be -diffuse Ac. adj.; nm out on,
descant, expatiate, enlarge, dilate, am-
plify, expand, inflate; launch-, branch-
out; rant.
maunder, prose; harp upon Ac. (re-
peat) 104; dwell on, insist upon.
digress, ramble, battre la campagne,
beat about tlie bush, perorate, spin a
long yarn, protract; spin -, swell -, draw-
out; battologize.
Adj. dif-, pro-fuse; wordy, verbose,
largiloquent f, copious, exuberant, pleo-
nastic, lengthy; long, -some^ -mixdsfi^
673 — 579
INTELLECT
IV. (II) in
-spun, -(kawn out; spun out, protracted, prolix, prosing, maundermg; cir-
cumlocutory, periphrastic, ambagious, roundabout; digressive; dia-, ex-
cursive; loose; rambling, episodic; flatulent, frothy.
Adv. diffusely &c. adj.; at large, in extenso; about it and about it.
674. Vigor. — N. vigor, power, force;
boldness, raciness &c. adj.; intellectual
force; spirit, point, antithesis, piquan-
cy; verve, glow, fire, warmth; strong lan-
guage; gravity, sententiousness; eleva-
tion, loftiness, sublimity.
eloquence; command of -words, - lan-
guage.
Adj. vigorous, nervous, powerful, for-
cible, trenchant, incisive, impressive;
sensational.
spirited, lively, glowing, sparkUng,
racy, bold, slashing; pungent, piquant, full of point, pointed, pithy, anti-
thetical; sententious.
lofty, elevated, sublime; eloquent; vehement, petulant, impassioned;
poetic.
Adv. in -glowing, - good set, - no measured- terms.
Phr. " thoughts that breathe and words that bum " [Gray].
676. Feebleness. — N. feebleness &c.
adj.
Adj. feeble, bald, tame, meager, je-
june, vapid, trashy, cold, frigid, poor,
dull, dry, languid; colorless, enervated;
pros-ing, -y, -aic; unvaried, monot-
onous, weak, washy, wishy-washy;
sketchy, slight; careless, slovenly, loose,
lax; sUp-shod, -slop; inexact; puerile,
childish; flatulent; rambling &c. (diffuse)
573.
676. Plaixmess. — N. plainness &c.
adj.; simplicity, severity; plain -terms,
- Enghsh; Saxon English; household
words.
V. call a spade " a spade ''; plunge in
mediae res; come to the point.
Adj. plain, simple; un-omamented,
-adorned, -varnished; home-ly, -spun;
neat; severe, chaste, pure, Saxon; com-
monplace, matter-of-fact, natural, pro-
saic.
dry, unvaried, monotonous &c. 575.
Adv. in plain -terms, - words, - Eng-
lish, - common parlance; point-blank.
677. Ornament. —N. ornament; flor-
idness &c. adj.; turg-idity, -escence; al-
tiloquence &c. adj.; declamation, tera-
tology; well-rounded periods; elegance
&c. 578; orotundity.
inversion, antithesis, alliteration, par-
onomasia; figurativeness &c. (metaphor)
521.
flourish; flowers of -speech, - rheto-
ric; frills, - of style; euph-uism, -emism.
big-, high-sounding words; macrology,
sesquipedQlia verba, Alexandrine; infla-
tion, pretension; rant, bombast, fustian,
prose run mad{ fine writing; sesquipe-
dality; Minerva press,
phrasemonger; euph-uist, -emist.
V. ornament, overlay with ornament, overcharge; smell of the lamp.
Adj. ornamented &c. v.; beautified &c. 847; ornate, florid, rich, flowery;
euph-uistic, -emistic; sonorous; high-, big-sounding; inflated, swelling,
tumid; turg-id, -escent; pedantic, pompous, stilted; orotund; high-flown,
-flowing; sententious, rhetorical, declamatory; grandiose; grand-, magn-,
alt-iloquentj sesquipedal, -ian; Johnsonian, mouthy; bombastic; fustian;
frothy, flashy, flaming,
antithetical, alliterative; figurative &c. 521; artificial &c. (inelegant) 579.
Adv. ore rotunda.
678. Elegance. — N. elegance, pu-
rity, grace, ease; gracefulness, readiness
&c. adj. ; concinnity, euphony, numeros-
ity; Atticism, classi-calism, -cism.
well rounded -, well turned -, flow-
mg- periods; the right word in the right
place; antithesis &c. 577.
J76
679. Inelegance. — N. inelegance;
stiffness Ac. adj.; "unlettered Muse"
[Gray]; barbarism; slang Ac. 563; sole-
cism &c. 568; mannerism &c. (affecia'-
tion) 855; euphuism; fustian &c. 577;
cacophony; words that -break the teeth,
- dislocate the jaw; marinism.
-■
. ai)ni
COMMUNICATION OF IDEAS
678 — 583
purist.
V. point an antithesis, round a period.
Adj. elegant, polished, classical, At-
C5, correct, Cicferonian, artistic; chaste,
I, Saxon, academical.
graceful, easy, readable, fluent, flow-
ix:i.g, tripping; unaffected, natural, unla-
txDred; mellifluous; euph-onious, -emis-
tii c; numerose t, rhythmical.
felicitous, happy, neat; well -, neatly-
— X^ut, - expressed.
V. be -inelegant &c. adj.
Adj. inelegant, graceless, ungraceful;
harsh, abrupt; dry, stiff, cramped, form-
al, guind^; forced, labored; artificial,
mannered, ponderous; awkward, un-
courtly, unpolished; turgid &c. 577;
affected, euphuistic; barbarous, un-
couth, grotesque, rude, crude, halting;
offensive to ears polite.
2. Spoken Language
680. Voice. — N. voice; vocality; or-
i, lungs, bellows; good -, fine -, pow-
^i^ul &c. {Umd) 404 -, musical &c. 413-
"v-oice; intonation; tone &c. {sound) 402-
of voice.
vocalization; cry &c. 411; strain, ut-
"terance, prolation; exclam-, ejacul-,
Vocifer-ation, ecphonesis; enunci-, ar-
ticul-ation; articulate sound, distinct-
ness; clearness, - of articulation; stage
whisper; delivery.
accent, -nation; emphasis, stress;
broad -, strong -, pure -, native -, for-
eign- accent; pronimciation.
[Word similarly pronounced] homo-
nym.
orthoepy; cacoepy; euphony &c. (mel-
ody) 413.
gastri-, ventri-loquism; ventriloquist;
polyphon-ism, -ist.
[Science of voice] phonology Ac.
{souni) 402.
V. utter, breathe; give -utterance, -
tongue; cry &c. {shout) 411; ejaculate,
rap out; vocalize, prolate t, articulate,
enunciate, pronounce, accentuate, aspi-
rate, deliver, mouth; whisper in the
ear.
Adj. vocal, phonetic, oral; ejacula-
tory, articulate, distinct, stertorous; euphonious &c. (melodious) 413.
Phr. " how sweetly sounds the voice of a good woman " [Massinger]; ** the organ of
the soul " [Longfellow]; " thy voice is a celestial melody " [Longfellow].
581. Aphony. — N. aphony, apho-
nia; dumbness &c. adj,; obmutescence;
absence -, want- of voice; dysphony;
cacoepy; silence &c. (taciturnity) 585;
raucity; harsh &c. 410 -, immusical &c.
414- voice; falsetto, ** childish treble ";
mute, dummy.
V. keep silence &c. 585; speak -low,
- softly; whisper &c. (faintness) 405.
silence; render -mute, - silent; muz-
zle, muffle, suppress, smother, gag, strike
dumb, dumfounder; drown the voice, put
to silence, stop one's mouth, cut one
short.
stick in the throat.
Adj. aphonous, dumb, mute; deaf-
mute, - and dumb; mum; tongue-tied;
breath-, tongue-, voice-, speech-, word-
less; mute as a -fish, - stockfish, - mack-
erel; silent &c. (taciturn) 585; muzzled;
in-articulate, -audible.
croaking, raucous, hoarse, husky, dry,
hollow, sepulchral, hoarse as a raven;
rough.
Adv. with -bated breath, - the fin-
ger on the lips; sotto voce; in a -low tone,
- cracked voice, - broken voice.
Phr. voxfaucibus hcssit [Veigil].
682^ Speech. — N. speech, faculty
of speech; locution, talk, parlance, ver-
bal intercourse, prolation, oral com-
munication, word of mouth, parole, pa-
laver, prattle; effusion.
oration, recitation, dehvery, say,
speech, lecture, harangue, sermon, ti-
rade, formal speech, peroration; speech-
ifjring; sohloquy &c. 589; allocution &c.
586; interlocution &c. 588; salutatory
[U. S.]; screed: valedictory [U. S.].
683. [Imperfect Speech.] Stammer-
ing. — N. inarticulateness; stammer-
ing &c. V, ; hesitation &c. v, ; impediment
in one's speech ; titubancy, traulism t ;
whisper &c. (faint smind) 405; lisp,
drawl, tardiloquence; nasal -tone, - ac-
cent; twang; falsetto &c. (want of voice)
581; broken -voice, - accents, - sen-
tences.
brogue &c. 563; slip of the tongue^
lapsus linauGP..
«2 — 685
INTELLECT
IV. (11) in
V. stammer, stutter, hesitate, falter,
hammer; balbu-tiate ti -cmatef; haw,
hum and haw, be unable to put two
words together.
mumble, mutter; maund f, -er; whis-
per &c. 405; mince, Usp; jabber, gibber;
sp-, spl-utter; muffle, mump; drawl,
mouth; croak; speak -thick, - through
the nose; snuffle, chp one's words; mur-
der the -language, - King's (or Queen's)
English; mis-pronounce, -say.
Adj. stammering &c. v.; inarticulate,
guttural, nasal; tremulous; affected.
Adv. soUo voce Ac. (faintly) 405.
oratory; elo-cution, -quence; rhet-
)ric, declamation; grancfi-, multi-lo-
luence; burst of eloquence; facimdity;
low -, command- of -words, - language;
vpia verborum; power of speech, gift of
he gab; vmls hguendi.
speaker &c. v,; spokesman; pro-, in-
er-locutor; mouthpiece, Hermes; ora-
or, -trix, -tress; Demosthenes, Cicero;
hetorician; stump -, platform- orator;
peechmaker, patterer, improvisatore.
V. speak, - of; say, utter, pronounce,
leliver, give utterance to; utter -, pour-
orth; breathe, let fall, come out with;
ap -, blurt- out; have on one's lips;
lave at the -end, - tip- of one's tongue.
break silence ; open one's -lips, - mouth ; lift -, raise- one's voice ; give -, wag
he- tongue; talk, outspeak; put in a word or two.
hold forth; make -, deliver- -a speech &c. n.; speechify, harangue, declaim,
itump, flourish, spout, rant, recite, lecture, sermonize, discourse, be on one's
egs; have -, say- one's say; expatiate &c. (speak at Ungth) 573; speak one's
nind, go on the -, take the- stump [U. S.].
soliloquize &c. 589; tell &c. (inform) 527; speak to &c. 586; talk together
kc. 588.
be -eloquent &c. adj.; have -a tongue in one's head, - the gift of the gab
kc. n.
pass -, escape- one's lips; fall from the -lips, - mouth.
Adj. speaking &c., spoken &c. v.; oral, lingual, phonetic, not written, un-
written, outspoken; elo-quent, -cutionary; orat-j rhet-orical; declamatory;
grandiloquent &c. 577; talkative &c. 584; Ciceronian, nuncupative, TuUian.
Adv. orally &c. adj. ; by word of mouth, tnvd voce^ from the lips of.
Phr. quoth -, said- he &c.; " action is eloquence " [C(molanus\\ " pour the full tide of
iloouence along " [Pope]; " she speaks poignards and every word stabs " [Much Ado About
Vouiing]; " speech is but broken light upon the depth of the unspoken " [G. Eliot]; " to try
hy eloquence now 'tis time " [Antony and Cleopatra].
684. Loquacity. — N. loquac-ity,
•iousness; talkativeness &c. adj.; gar-
•ulity; multiloquence, much speaking.
jaw; gab, -ble; jabber, chatter; prate,
jrattle, cackle, clack; twaddle, twattle,
•attle; caquei, -terie; blabber, bavardage,
)ibble-babble, gibble-gabble; small talk
kc. (converse) 588.
fluency, flippancy, volubility, flowing
iongue; flow, - of words ;^wx de -bouche,
- mots; copia verhonimj cacoethes lo-
Xuendi; furor loquendi; verbosity &c.
[diffuseness) 573; gift of the gab &c.
[eloquence) 582.
talker; chatter-er, -box; babbler &c.
;.; rattle; ranter; sermonizer, proscr,
Iriveler; blatherskite [U. S.]; gossip &c.
[converse) 588; magpie, jay, parrot, poll,
Babel; moulin a paroles.
V. be -loquacious <fec. adj. ; talk glibly,
X)ur forth, patter; prate, palaver, prose,
batter, prattle, c]ack, Jabber, jaw;
585. Tacitlimity. — N. silence, mute-
ness, obmutescence; taciturnity, paucil-
oquy, costiveness t, curtness; reserve,
reticence &c. (concealment) 528.
man of few words.
V. be -silent &c. adj.\ keep silence;
hold one's -tongue, - peace, - jaw; not
speak &c. 582; say nothing; seal -,
close -, put a padlock on- the -lips, -
mouth; put a bridle on one's tongue;
keep one's tongue between one's teeth;
make no sign, not let a word escape one;
keep a secret &c. 528; not have a word
to say; lay -, place- the finger on the
lips; render mute &c. 581.
stick in one's throat.
Adj. silent, mute, mum; silent as a
-post, - stone, - the grave &c. (still)
403; dumb &c. 581; unconversable.
taciturn, sparing of words; close, -
tongued; costive t, inconversable f, curt;
reserved; reticent &c. (concealing) 528.
IV. (n) m COMMUNICATION OF IDEAS 884 — 689
Int. tush! silence! mum! hush! chvt!
hist! tut! chup!
Phr. cave quid dicia qiuindo et cui; voUo
scioUo i penaieri atreUi,
blather, blatter, blether; rattle, - on;
twaddle, twattle; babble, gabble; out-
talk; talk oneflMslf -out of breath, ~
hoarse; expatiate &c. (speak at length)
573; goesip &c. (converse) 588; din in
the ears &c. (repeat) 104; talk -at random, - nonsense &c. 497; be hoarse with
talking.
Adj. loquacious, talkative, garrulous, linguacious fy multiloquous; largilo-
quentf; chattering &c. v.; chatty &c. (soaable) 892; declamatory &c. 582;
open-mouthed.
fluent, voluble, glib, flippant; long-tongued, -winded &c. (diffuse) 573.
Adv. trippingly on the tongue; glibly &c. adj.; off the reel.
Phr. the tongue running -fast. - loose, - on wheels; all talk and no cider; ** foul whisper-
ings are abroad '' [Macbeth]; ** wnat a spendthrift is he of his tongue! ** [Tempest].
586. Allocution. — N. allocution, al- | 687. Response &c., see Answer 462.
loquy ty address; speech &c. 582; apos-
trophe, interpellation, appeal, invocation, salutation; word in the ear.
[Feigned dialogue] dialogism.
platform &c, 542; plank; audience &c. (intennew) 588.
V. speak to, address, accost, make up to, apostrophize, appeal to, invoke;
hail, salute; call to, halloo.
take -aside, - by the button; talk to m private.
lecture &c. (make a speech) 582.
Int. sohol halloo! heyl hist!
689. Soliloquy. — N. soliloquy, mon-
ologue, apostrophe; monology.
V. soliloquize; say -, talk- to oneself;
say aside, think aloud, apostrophize.
Adj. soliloquizing &c. v.
Adv. aside.
688. Interlocution. — N. interlocu-
tion; collocution, colloquy, converse,
conversation, confabulation, talk, dis-
course, verbal intercourse; oral com-
munication, commerce; dia-, duo-, tria-
logue.
caiiseriey chat, chitchat; small -, table
-, teatable -, town -, village -, idle- talk; tattle, gossip, tittle-tattle; babble,
-ment; tripotagey cackle, prittle-prattle, cancan, on dit; talk of the -town, -
village.
conference, parley, interview, audience, pourparler; t^te-^-iHe; reception,
conversazione; congress &c. (council) 696; powwow [U. S.].
hall of audience, durbar.
palaver, debate, logomachy, war of words.
gossip, tattler; Paul Pry; tabby; chatterer &c. (loquacity) 584; interlocutor
Ac. (spokesman) 582; conversationist, dialogist.
" the feast of reason and the flow of soul *' [Pope]; mollia tempora fandi.
V. talk together, converse, confabulate; hold -, carry on -, join in -, en-
gage in- a conversation; put in a word; shine in conversation; bandy words;
parley; palaver; chat, gossip, tattle; prate &c. (loquacity) 584; powwow
[U. S.].
discoiu*se -, confer -, commune -, commerce- with; hold -converse, - con-
ference, - intercourse; talk it over; be closeted with; talk with one -in private,
" tHe-drtHe.
Adj. conversing &c. v.] interlocutory; convers-ational, -able; dis-cursive,
-coursive; chatty &c. (sociable) 892; colloquial.
Phr. ** with thee convening I forget all time " [Paradise LoA].
\t^
690 — 693
INTELLECT
IV. (II) in
3. Written Language
690. Writing. — N. writing Ac. v. ;
chiro-, stelo-, cero-graphy; pen-craft,
-manship; quill driving; typewriting.
writing, manuscript, MS., lUeroR scrip-
tee; these presents.
stroke -, dash- of the pen; coup de
plume; line; headline; pen and ink.
letter &c. 561; uncial writing, cunei-
form character, arrowhead, Ogham,
Runes, hieroglyphic; contraction; Brah-
mi, Devanagari, Nagari; script.
shorthand; steno-, brachy-, tachy-
' graphy ; secret writing, writing in cipher;
crypt-, stegan-ography; phono-, pasi-,
poly-, logo-graphy.
copy; tran-, re-script; rough -, fair-
copy; handwriting; signature, sign man-
ual; auto-, mono-, holo-graph; hand,
fist.
calUgraphy; good -, running -, flow-
ing - cursive -, legible -, bold- hand.
cacography, griff onage, barbouillage;
bad -, cramped -, crabbed -, illegible-
hand; scribble &c. v,; pattes de mouche;
ill-formed letters; pothooks and hang-
ers.
stationery; pen, quill, goose quill; pen-
cil, style; paper, foolscap, parchment,
vellum, papyrus, tablet, slate, marble,
pillar, table; blackboard; ink-bottle,
-horn, -pot, -stand, -well; typewriter.
transcription &c. {copy) 21; inscrip-
tion &c. {record) 551 ; superscription &c.
{indication) 550; graphology.
composition, authorship; cacoethes scribendi; graph-oidea, -omania; phre-
noia.
writer, scribe, amanuensis, scrivener, secretary, clerk, penman, copyist,
transcriber, quill driver; stenographer, typewriter, typist; writer for the
press &c. {avihor) 593.
V. write, pen; copy, engross; write out, - fair; transcribe; scribble, scrawl,
scrabble, scratch; interline; stain paper; write down &c. {record) 551 ; sign &c.
(attest) 467; enface.
compose, indite, draw up, draft, formulate; dictate; inscribe, throw on
paper, dash off; manifold.
take -up the pen, - pen in hand; shed -, spill -, dip one's pen in- ink.
Adj. writing &c. v,; written &c. v.; in -writing, - black and white; under
one's hand.
uncial. Runic, cuneiform, hieroglyphical.
Adv. currente calamo; pen in hand.
Pfar. audacter et sincere; le style est Vhomme mhne; " nature's noblest gift — mv gray
KDOse quill " [Byron]; scribendi rede sapere et principium et fans [Horace); " that mighty in-
strument of little men " [Byron]; " the pen became a clarion " [Longfellow].
691. Printing. — N. printing; block
-, type- printing; plate printing Ac.
{engraving) 558; the press &c. {pxMi^
caMon) 531; composition.
print, letterpress, text; context, note,
page, column.
typography; stereo-, electro-, apro-
type; type, black letter, font, fount;
pi, pie; capitals &c. {letters) 561; brevier,
bourgeois, pica &c.
boldface, capitals, caps., catchword;
composing-frame, -room, -rule, -stand,
-stick; italics, justification, linotype,
live matter, logotype; lower -, upper-
case; make-up, matrix, matter, mono-
type, point system: 4J^, 6, 53^2> 6, 7, 8
point, etc.; press-room, -work; reglet,
roman; running-head, -title; scale, serif,
shank, sheet work, shoulder, signature,
slug, underlay.
folio &c. {book) 593; copy, impression,
pull, proof, revise; author's -, galley -,
page -, press- proof; press revise.
printer, compositor, reader; printer's
devil; copyholder.
V. print; compose; put -, go- to press;
pass -, see- through the press; publish
&c. '531; bring out; appear in -, rush
into- print; distribute, make-up, mor-
tise, offset, overrun, rout.
Adj. printed &c. v.; in type; typo-
graphical &c. n.; solid in galleys.
692. Correspondence. — N. corre-
2pondeBce, letter, epistle, note, billet,
693. Book. — N. book, -let; writ-
ing, work, volume, tome, opuscule; tract.
IV. ai) in COMMUNICATION OF IDEAS 692 — 696
post card, missive, circular, favor, biUet"
doux; chit, chitty, letter card, picture
post card; postal [U. S.], - card; des-,
dis-patch; bulletin, these presents; re-
script, -ion; post &c. {messenger) 534.
V. correspond, - with; write -, send
a letter- to; keep up a correspondence.
Adj. epistolary.
Phr. furor scrtbendi.
-ate; livret; brochure, libretto, hand-
book, codex, manual, pamphlet, en-
chiridion, circular, publication; chap
book.
part, issue, nmnber, livraison; album,
portfolio; periodical, serial, magazine,
ephemeris, annual, journal.
paper, bill, sheet, broadsheet; leaf,
-let; fly leaf, page; quire, ream.
chapter, section, head, article, para-
graph, passage, clause,
folio, quarto, octavo; duo-, sexto-, octo-decimo.
en-, cyclopedia; compilation; library, bibliotheca; the press &c. (pyblica-
tian) 531.
writer, author, liMirateur, essayist, journalist; pen, scribbler, the scribbling
race; literary hack, Grub-street writer; writer for ~, gentleman of ~, repre-
sentative of- the press; adjective jerker, diaskeuast, ghost, hack writer, ink
slinger; publicist; reporter, penny-a-liner; editor, subeditor; playwright &c.
599; poet &c. 597.
bookseller, publisher; biblio-pole, -polist; librarian; bookstore, book-
seller's shop.
knowledge of books, bibliography; book -learning &c. (knowledge) 490.
Phr. " among the giant fossils of my past " [E. B. Browning] ; craignez tout (Tun atUeur
en courroux; " for authors nobler palms remain " [Pope); ** I hved to write and wrote to
live " [Rogers); " look in thy heart and write " [Sidney]; " there is no Past so long as Books
shall live [Bulwer Lytton); "the public mind is the creation of the Master- Writers "
[Disraeli); " volumes that I prize above my dukedom " [Tempest],
694. Description. — N. description, account, statement, report; exposi
Ac. (disclosure) 529; specification, particulars; state -, summary- of facts; brief
&c. (abstract) 596; return &c. (record) 551 ; catalogue raisonnS &c. (list) 86; guide-
book &c. (information) 527.
delineation &c. (representation) 554; sketch; monograph; minute -, detailed
-, particular -, circumstantial -, graphic- account; narration, recital, rehearsal,
relation.
histori-, chron-ography; historic Muse, Clio; history; bi-, autobi-ography;
necrology, obituary.
narrative, history; memoir, memorials; annals &c. (chronicle) 551; saga;
tradition, legend, story, tale, historiette; personal narrative, journal, life, ad-
ventures, fortunes, experiences, confessions; anecdote, ana, trait.
work of fiction, novel, romance, Minerva press; fairy -, nursery- tale; fable,
parable, apologue; dime novel, penny dreadful, shilling shocker *.
relator &c. v,; raconteur, historian &c. (recorder) 553; biographer, fabulist,
novelist.
V. describe; set forth &c. (state) 535; draw a picture, picture; portray &c.
(represent) 554; characterize, particularize; narrate, relate, recite, recount,
sum up, run over, recapitulate, rehearse, fight one's battles over again.
unfold &c. (disclose) 529- a tale; tell; give -, render- an account of; report,
make a report, draw up a statement.
detail; enter into -, descend to- -particulars, - details; itemize.
Adj. descriptive, graphic, narrative, epic, suggestive, well-drawn; historic;
tradition-al, -ary; legendary; anecdotic, storied; described &c. v,
Phr. furor scribendu
696. Dissertation. — N. dissertation, treatise, essay; thesis, theme; tract,
-ate, -ation; discourse, memoir, disquisition, lecture, sermon, homily, pandect;
excursus.
696 — 698 INTELLECT IV. (H) in
commentary, review, critique, criticism, article; lead-er, -ing article; edi-
torial; rumiing commentary.
investigation &c. (inquiry) 461; study &c. (consideration) 451; discussion Ac.
(reasoning) 476; exposition &c. (eocplanaiion) 522.
commentator, critic, essayist, pamphleteer.
V. dissert -, descant -, write -, touch- upon a subject; treat of -, take up — ,
ventilate ~, discuss -, deal with -, go into -, canvass -, handle -, do justice to-
a subject.
Adj. dis-cursive, -coursive; disquisitionary; expository.
596. Compendium. — N. compend, -ium; abstract, prids, epitome, mul-
turn in parvo, analysis, pandect, digest, sum and substance, brief, abridgment,
simimary, apergu, draft, minute, note; excerpt; synopsis, textbook, conspectus,
outlines, syllabus, contents, heads, prospectus.
album; scrap -, note -, memorandum -, commonplace- book; extracts, ex-
cerptOf cuttings; fugitive -pieces, - writings; spidlegium, flowers, anthology,
collectanea, analecta; compilation.
recapitulation, r^sumi, review.
abbrevia-tion, -ture; contraction; shortening &c. 201; compression Ac. 195.
V. abridge, abstract, epitomize, summarize; make -, prepare -, draw-, com-
pile- an abstract &c. n.
recapitulate, review, skim, nm over, sum up.
abbreviate &c. (shorten) 201; condense &c. (compress) 195; compile &c. (coin
led) 72.
Adj. compendious, synoptic, analectic; abrigS, abridged Ac. v.; variorum.
Adv. in -short, - epitome, - substance, - few words.
Phr. it lies in a nutshell.
698. Prose. — N. prose, - wiiter
pros-aicism, -aism, -aist, -er.
V. prose.
write -prose, - in prose.
Adj. pros-al, -y, -aic; unpoetical.
rhymeless, unrhymed, in prose, not
in verse.
697. Poetry. — N. poetry, poetics,
poesy, Muse, Calliope, tuneful Nine,
Parnassus, Helicon, Pierides, Pierian
spring.
versification, rhyming, making verses;
prosody, orthometry.
poem; epic, - poem; epopee, epopcea,
ode, epode, idyl, lyric, eclogue, pastoral,
bucolic, dithyramb, anacreontic, sonnet, roundelay, rondeau, rondo, mad-
rigal, canzonet, cento, monody, elegy; amoebaeimi, ghazal, palinode.
dramatic -, lyric- poetry; opera; posy, anthology; disjecta membra poetce,
song, ballad, lay; love-, drirddng- war-, sea- song; lullaby; music &c. 415;
nursery rhymes.
[Bad poetry] doggerel, Hudibrastic verse, prose run mad; macaronics; maca-
ronic -, leonine- verse; runes.
canto, stanza, distich, verse, line, couplet, triplet, quatrain; strophe, antis-
trophe.
verse, rhyme, assonance, crambo, meter, measure, foot, numbers, strain,
rhythm; accentuation &c. (voice) 580; dactyl, spondee, trochee, anapest &c.;
hex-, pent-ameter; Alexandrine; anacrusis, antispast, blank verse, ictus.
elegiacs &c. adj, ; elegiac &c. adj. -verse, - meter, - poetry.
poet, - laureate; laureate; bard, lyrist, scald, skald, troubadour, trouvdre;
minstrel; minne-, meister-singer ; improvisator e; versifier, sonneteer; rhym-er,
-ist, -ester; ballad monger, runer; poetaster; genv^ irritabile vatum,
V. poetize, sing, versify, make verses, rhyme, scan.
Adj. poetic, -al; lyric, -al; tuneful; epic; dithyrambic &c. n.; metrical; a-,
catalectic; elegiac, iambic, trochaic, anapestic; amcebaeic, Melibean, skaldic;
Ionic, Sapphic, Alcaic, Pindaric.
Phr. *' a poem round and perfect hs a star " [Alex. Smith]; Dichtuno und Wahrkeit; furor
jMfe/icus; '* his virtuea formea the magic of his song '' [Hayley]; " I do but sing because I
JS2
IV. (H) in COMMUNICATION OF IDEAS 697 — 699
must " [TennyBon]; ** I learnt life from the poets '' [de Stael]; licentia vcUum; muium est
pietura poema; " O for a muse of fire! " [Henry V]; " sweet food of sweetly uttered knowl-
edge " Sidney]; ** the true poem is the poet's mind ^* [Emerson]; VoUc der Dichter und
Dmker; " wisdom married to immortal verse " [Wordsworth].
699. The Drama. — N. the -drama, - stage, - theater, - play; theatricals,
dramaturgy, histrionic art, buskin, sock, cothurnus, Melpomene and Thalia,
Thespis.
play, drama, stageplay, piece, j5ve-act play, tragedy, comedy, opera, vaude-
ville, comedietta, lever de rideau, interlude, afterpiece, exode, farce, divertisse-
mentf extravaganza, burletta, harlequinade, pantomime, burlesque, op^a bouffe,
ballet, spectacle, masque, drame, comidie drame; melo-drama, -drame; comidie
larmoyante, sensation drama; tragi-, farcical-comedy; mono-drame, -logue;
duologue; trilogy; charade, proverbe; mystery, miracle play.
act, scene, tableau; in-, intro-duction; pro-, epi-logue; libretto.
performance, representation, mise en scenes stagery, jeu de thidtre; acting;
gesture Ac. 550; impersonation &c. 554; stage business, gag, buffoonery.
theater; play-, opera-house; house; music hall; amphitheater, circus, hippo-
urome; puppet show, fantoccini; marionettes. Punch and Judy.
auditory, auditorium, front of the house, stalls, boxes, pit, gallery, parquet;
greenroom, coulisses.
flat; drop, - scene; wing, screen, side scene; transformation scene, curtain,
act drop; proscenium.
stage, scene, the boards; trap, mezzanine floor; flies; floats, footlights; or-
chestra.
theatrical -costume, - properties.
part, r61e, character, dramatis personce; repertoire.
actor, player; stage -, strolling- player; stager, performer; mime, -r; artiste;
com-, trag-edian; tragSdienne, Thespian, Roscius, star; ham *, -fatter *; masker.
pantomimist, clown, harlequin, buffo, buffoon, farceur, grimacer, pantaloon,
columbine; punch, -inello; pvlcinell-o, -a; mute, figurante, general utility;
super, -numerary.
mummer, guiser, guisard, gysart t, masque.
mountebank, Jack Pudding; tumbler, posture master, acrobat; contortion-
ist; ballet -dancer, - girl; chorus singer; coryphie, danseuse.
company; first tragedian, prima donna, protagonist; jewnc premier; d&mtant,
-e; light -, genteel -, low- -comedy, - comedian; walking gentleman, amoroso,
heavy father, ing^mie, jeune veuve.
property man, costumier, machinist; prompter, call boy; manager; stage -,
acting- manager; entrepreneur, impresario.
dramatic -author, - writer; play- writer, -wright; dramatist, mimographer.
V. act, play, perform; put on the stage; personate &c. 554; mimic &c. (imi-
tate) 19; enact; play -, act -, go through -, perform- a part; rehearse, spout, gag,
rant; " strut and fret one's hour upon a stage "; tread the -stage, - boards;
come out; star it.
Ad}, dramatic; theatric, -al; scenic, histrionic, comic, tragic, buskined, far-
cical, tragi-comic, melodramatic, operatic; stagy.
Adv. on the -stage, - boards; before -the floats, - an audience; behind the
scenes.
Phr. fere totus mundua exercei histrionem [Petronius Arbiter]; " suit the action to the word,
the word to the action " [Hamlet]; " the play's the thing " [Handel]; " to wake the soul by
tender strokes of art " [Pope].
^SS^
600 — 601
VOLITION
V. (I) I
CLASS V
Words relating to THE VOLUNTARY POWERS ^
Division (I) INDIVIDUAL VOLITION
Section I. Volition in general
1. Acts of Volition
600. Will. — N. will, volition, co-
nation,2 velleity; liherum arbitrium; will
and pleasure, free will; freedom &c. 748;
discretion; option &c. (choice) 609; vol-
untariness; spontane-ity, -ousness; orig-
inality.
pleasure, wish, mind; desire; frame of
mind &c. (inclination) 602; intention &c.
620; predetermination &c. 611; self-
control &c. determination &c. (resolu-
tion) 604; force of will.
V. will, list; see -, think- j5t; deter-
mine &c. (resolve) 604; enjoin; settle &c.
(choose) 609; volunteer.
have a will of one's own; do what
one chooses &c. (freedom) 748; have it
all one's own way; have one's -will, -
own way.
use -, exercise- one's discretion; take
-upon oneself, - one's own course, - the
law into one's own hands; do -of one's
own accord, - upon one's own authority;
originate &c. (cause) 153.
Adj. voluntary, volitional, willful; free
&c. 748; optional; discretion-al, -ary;
volitient, volitive.
minded &c. (willing) 602; prepense
&c. (predetermined) 611; intended &c.
620; autocratic; unbidden &c. (bid &c.
741); spontaneous; original &c. (causal)
153; unconstrained.
Adv. voluntarily &c. adj.; at -will, -
pleasure; d ~volont6, - discrMion; al
piacere; ad "libitum, - arbitrium; as -one
thinks proper, - it seems good to; a bene-
placito,
of one's own -accord, - free will;
propria -, suo -, ex mero^ motu; out of
' Conative powers or faculties as distinguished
'Hamilton,
184
601. Necessity. — N. involuntari-
ness; instinct, blind impulse; inborn -,
innate- proclivity; native -, natural-
tendency; natural impulse, predetermi-
nation.
necessi-ty, -tation; obligation; com-
pulsion &c. 744; subjection &c. 749;
stem -, hard -, dire -, imperious -, inex-
orable -, iron -, adverse — necessity, -
fate; avayioy, what must be.
desti-ny, -nation; fatality, fate, kis-
met, doom, foredoom, election, predes-
tination; pre-, fore-ordination; lot, for-
tune; fatalism; inevitableness &c. ad;.;
spell &c. 993.
star, -s; planet, -s; astral influence;
sky. Fates, Parcae, Sisters three, book of
fate; God's will, will of Heaven; wheel
of Fortune, Ides of March, Hobson's
choice.
last -shift, - resort; dernier ressort;
pis alter &c. (substitute) 147; necessaries
&c. (requirement) 630.
necess-arian, -itarian; fatalist; autom-
aton.
V. lie under a necessity; be -fated, -
doomed, - destined &c,, - in for, - under
the necessity of; have no -choice, - al-
ternative; be one's -fate &c. n.- to; be
-pushed to the wall, - driven into a cor-
ner, - unable to help.
destine, doom, foredoom, devote; pre-
destine, -ordain; cast a spell &c. 992;
necessitate; compel &c, 744.
Adj. necessary; needful &c. (requi-
site) 630.
fated; destined &c. v.; elect; spell-
bound.
from cognition and feeUng (Hamilton).
v.(Di
INDIVIDUAL VOLITION
600 — 603
one's own head; by choice &c. 609; pur- compulsory &c. (compel) 744; uncon-
posely &c. (inientionally) 620; delib- troUable, inevitable, unavoidable, irre-
erately Ac. 611. sistible, irrevocable, inexorable; avoid-,
Phr. 8iet pro raHone wlunlaa; sic volo sic resist-less.
jvbeo; a vostro heneplaciU); benefikum accipere involuntary, instinctive, automatic,
fctl^Zfr^i^i,!^ blind, mechanical; un-conscious, -wit-
Kcmn metaen mtiss man wiUig leiaen. ,. ^i.* i • • x x* 10/ j
tmg, -thinking; umntentional &c. {uncle''
signed) 621 ; impulsive &c. 612.
Adv. necessarily &c. adv.; of -necessity, - course; ex necessitate rei; needs
must; perforce &c. 744; nolens volens; will he nil he, willy nilly, hon gr^ mal
griy willing or unwilling, coCUe que codte.
faiUe de mieuz; by stress of; if need be.
Phr. it cannot be helped; there is no -help for, - helping- it; it -will, - must, - must
needs- be, - be so, - have its way ; the die is cast ; jacta est atea; che sard sard; " it is written " ;
one's- days are numbered, - fate is sealed; Fata obslarU; diis aliter visum; actum me irwilo
foetus J non estmeus actus; aujourtThui roi demain rien; quisque suos patimur manes [Vergil].
602. Willingness. — N. willingness,
volimtariness &c. adj.; willing mind,
heart.
disposition, incUnation, leaning, ani-
mus; frame of mind, humor, mood, vein;
bent &c. (turn of mind) 820; penchant
&c. (desire) 865; aptitude &c. 698.
doc-ility, -ibleness; persuasi-bleness,
-bility; pliability &c. (softness) 324.
geniality, cordiality; goodwill; alac-
rity, readiness, earnestness, forward-
ness; eagerness &c. (desire) 865.
assent Ac. 488; compliance &c. 762;
pleasure Ac. (tuill) 600; gratuitous serv-
ice.
labor of love; volunteer, -ing.
V. be -wilUng &c. adj.; incline, lean
to, mind, propend; had as Uef; lend -,
give -, turn- a willing ear; have -a, -
half a, - a great- mind to; hold -, cling-
to; desire &c. 865.
see -, think — good, - fit, - proper;
acquiesce Ac. (assent) 488; comply with
Ac. 762.
swallow -, nibble at- the bait; gorge
the hook; have -, make- no scruple of;
make no bones of; jump -, catch- at;
meet halfway; volunteer.
Adj. willing, minded, fain, disposed,
inclined, favorable; favorably-minded,
-inclined, -disposed; nothing loth; in
the -vein, - mood, - humor, - mind.
ready, forward, earnest, eager; bent
upon Ac. (desirous) 865; predisposed,
propense.
docile; persua-dable, -sible; suasible,
easily persuaded, facile, easy-going;
tractable Ac. (pliant) 324; genial, gra-
cious, cordial, cheering, hearty; c^'^^^nt
Ac. (assenting) 488.
603. Unwillingness. — N; unwilhng-
ness Ac. adj.; indispos-ition, -edness;
disincUnation, aversation; nolleity, no-
lition; renitenc-e, -y; reluctance; indif-
ference Ac. 866; backwardness Ac. adj.;
slowness Ac. 275; want of -alacrity, -
readiness; indocility Ac. (obstinacy) 606.
scrupul-ousness, -osity; qualms -,
twinge- of conscience; delicacy, demur,
scruple, qualm, shrinking, recoil; hesi-
tation Ac. (irresolution) 605; fastidious-
ness Ac. 868.
averseness Ac. (dislike) 867; dissent
Ac. 489; refusal Ac. 764.
V. be -unwilling Ac. adj.; nill; dis-
like Ac. 867; grudge, begrudge; not be
able to find it in one's heart to, not
have the stomach to.
demur, stick at, scruple, stickle; hang
fire, run rusty; recoil, shrink, swerve;
hesitate Ac. 605; avoid Ac. 623.
oppose Ac. 708; dissent Ac. 489; re-
fuse Ac. 764.
Adj. unwilling; not in the vein, loth,
loath, shy of, disinclined, indisposed,
averse, reluctant,* not content; adverse
Ac. (opposed) 708; laggard, backward,
remiss, slack, slow to; indifferent Ac.
866; scrupulous; squeamish Ac. {fastid-
ious) 868; repugnant Ac. (dislike) 867;
restiff t» "ive; demurring Ac. v.; uncon-
senting Ac. (refusing) 764; involuntary
Ac. 601.
Adv. unwillingly Ac. adj. ; grudgingly,
with a heavy heart; with -a bad, - an
ill- grace; against -, sore against- -one's
wishes, - one's will, - the grain; invUd
Minervd; d contre casur; malgri soi; in
spite of -one's teeth, - oneself \ tvatetvA
volens &e. (ofvece%«vX'\i^ ^^V\ ^^^^^^% ^^^
602 — 606
VOLITION
V. (1)1
744; under protest; no Ac. 536; not for
the world, far be it from me.
voluntary, gratuitous, spontaneous;
unasked &c. (ask &c. 765) ; unforced &c,
{free) 748.
Adv. willingly &c. adj,; fain, freely, as lief, heart and soul; with -pleasure, -
all one's heart, - open arms; with -good, - right good- will ; de bonne volonU, ex
animo; con amore, heart in hand, nothing loth, without reluctance, of one's
owh accord, graciously, with a good grace.
d la bonne heure; by all -means, - manner of means; to one's heart's content;
yes &c. (assent) 488.
604. Resolution. — N. determina-
tion, will; iron -, unconquerable- will;
will of one's own, decision, resolution;
backbone; clear -, grit [U. S. & Can.];
sand, strength of -mind, - will; resolve
&c. (intent) 620; firmness &c. (stability)
150; energy, manliness, vigor; game,
pluck; resoluteness &c. (courage) 861;
zeal &c. 682; aplomb; desperation; de-
vot-ion, -edness.
mastery over self; self-control, -com-
mand, -possession, -reliance, -govern-
ment, -restraint, -conquest, -denial;
moral -courage, - strength; persever-
ance &c. 604a; tenacity; obstinacy &c.
606; bulldog; British lion.
V. have -determination &c. n.; know
one's own mind; be -resolved &c. adj.;
make up one's mind, will, resolve, de-
termine; decide &c. (judgment) 480;
form -, come to- a -determination, -
resolution, - resolve; conclude, fix, seal,
determine once for all, bring to a crisis,
drive matters to an extremity; take a
decisive step &c. (choice) 609; take upon
oneself &c. (undertake) 676.
devote oneself -, give oneself up- to;
throw away the scabbard, kick down
the ladder, nail one's colors to the mast,
set one's back against the wall, set one's
teeth, put one's foot down, take one's
stand; stand firm &c. (stability) 150;
steel oneself; stand no nonsense, not
listen to the voice of the charmer.
buckle to; buckle oneself; put -, lay -,
set- one's shoulder to the wheel; put
one's heart into; run the gauntlet, make
a dash at, take the bull by the horns;
rush -, plunge- in mediae res; go in for;
insist upon, make a point of; set one's
-heart, - mind- upon.
stick at nothing; make short work
of &c. (activity) 682; not stick at trifles;
go -all lengths, - the limit *, - the whole
hog; persist &c. ('persevere) 604a; go
through fire and water, ride in the whirl-
wind and direct the storm.
1S6
606. Irresolution. — N. irresolution,
infirmity of purpose, indecision; in-,
un-determination ; unsettlement ; un-
certainty &c. 475; demur, suspense;
hesi-tating &c. v., -tation, -tancy; vacil-
lation; changeableness &c. 149; fluctua-
tion; alternation &c. (oscillation) 314;
caprice &c. 608.
fickleness, levity, Ugh-eU; pliancy &c.
(softness) 324; weakness; timidity &c.
860; cowardice &c. 862; half measures.
waverer, ass between two bundles of
hay; shuttlecock, butterfly; doughface
[U. S.].
V. be -irresolute Ac. adj.; hang -,
keep- in suspense; leave " ad refer en--
dum "; think twice about, pause; dawdle
&c. (inactivity) 683; remain neuter; dilly-
dally, hesitate, boggle, hover, dacker,
hum and haw, demur, not know one's
own mind; debate, balance; dally -,
coquet- with; will and will not, chas--
ser-balancer ; go halfway, compromise,
make a compromise; be thrown off one's
balance, stagger like a drunken man;
be afraid &c. 860; let " I dare not " wait
upon ** I would " [Macbeth]; falter, wa-
ver.
vacillate &c. 149; change &c. 140;
retract &c. 607; fluctuate; pendulate; al-
ternate &c. (oscillate) 314; keep off and
on, play fast and loose; blow hot and
cold &c. (caprice) 608.
shuffle, palter, blink; trim.
Adj. irresolute, infirm of purpose,
double-minded, half-hearted; un-decid-
ed, -resolved, -determined; shilly-shally;
fidgety, tremulous; hesitating &c. v,;
off one's balance; at a loss &c. (uncer-
tain) 475.
vacillating &c. v.; unsteady &c.
(changeable) 149; unstcadfast, fickle,
without ballast; capricious &c. 608;
volatile, frothy; light, -some, -minded;
giddy ; fast and loose.
weak, feeble-minded, frail; timid &c.
860; cowardly &c. 862; dough-faced
V. (I) I
INDIVIDUAL VOLITION
604 — 607
[U. S.]; facile; pliant &c. (soft) 324; un-
able to say " no," easy-going.
revocable, reversible.
Adv. irresolutely &c. adj, ; irresolved-
ly; in faltering accents; off and on; from
pillar to post; seesaw &c. 314.
Int. " how happy could I be with
either! " [Gay].
Adj. resolved &c. v.; determined;
strong-willed, -minded; resolute &c.
{brave) 861; self-possessed; decided, de-
finitive, peremptory, tranchant; im-hesi-
tating, -flinching, -shrinking; firm, iron,
gritty [U. S.], indomitable, game to the
backbone; inexorable, relentless, not to
be -shaken, - put down; tenax propositi;
inflexible &c. (hard) 323; obstinate &c.
606; steady Ac. (persevering) 604a.
earnest, serious; set -, bent -, intent- upon.
steeled -, proof- against; in utrumque paraius.
Adv. resolutely &c. adj.; in -, in good- earnest; seriously, joking apart,
earnestly, heart and soul; on one's mettle; manfully, like a man, with a high
hand; with a strong hand &c. (exertion) 686.
at any -rate, - risk, - hazard, - price, - cost, - sacrifice; at all -hazards, -
risks, - events; dbis oud blanc; cost what it may; coiUe que coUte; d tort et d
travers; once for all; neck or nothing; rain or shine.
Phr. spes mbi qitiaque; cdui qui veut cduirla peiU; chi nan s^arriachia non guadagna;
frangas nonfledea; manuforti; terUanda via eat.
604a. Perseverance. — N. perseverance; continuance &c. (inaction) 143;
permanence Ac. (absence of change) 141 ; firmness &c. (stability) 150.
constancy, steadiness; singleness -, tenacity- of purpose; persistence, plod-
ding, patience; sedulity &c. (industry) 682; pertina-cy t, -city, -ciousness; iter-
ation <&c. 104.
bottom, game, pluck, stamina, backbone, grit; indefatiga-bility, -bleness;
bulldog courage.
V. persevere, persist; hold -on, - out; die in the last ditch, be in at the
death; stick -, cling -, adhere- to; stick to one's text, keep on; keep to -,
maintain- one's -course, - ground; go -all lengths, - through fire and water;
bear -, keep -, hold- up; plod; stick to work &c. (work) 686; continue &c. 143;
follow up; die -in harness, - at one's post.
Adj. persevering, constant; stead-y, -fast; un-deviating, -wavering, -falter-
ing, -swerving, -flinching, -sleeping, -flagging, -drooping; steady as time;
uninter-, unre-mitting; plodding; industrious &c. 682; strenuous &c. 686;
pertinacious; persist-ing, -ent.
solid, sturdy, staunch, stanch, true to oneself; unchangeable &c. 150; un-
conquerable &c. (strong) 159; indomitable, game to the last, indefatigable,
untiring, unwearied, never tiring.
Adv. through -evil report and good report, - thick and thin, - fire and
water; per fas et nefas; without fail, sink or swim, at any price, vogue la galere,
Phr. never say die; veatigia nulla retroraum; aut vincere aut mori; la garde meurt etne ae
rend paa; tout vient d tempa pour qui aail aUendre.
606. Obstinacy. — K. obstinateness
&c, adj.; obstinacy, tenacity; cussedness
[U. S.]; perseverance &c. 604a; immov-
ability; old school; inflexibility &c.
(hardness) 323; obdur-acy, -ation; dog-
ged resolution; resolution &c. 604; rul-
ing passion; blind side.
self-will, contumacy, perversity; per-
vica-cy t, -city; indocility.
bigotry, intolerance, dogmatism; opin-
ia-tryt> -tiveness; 6xed idea &c. (pre-
607. Tergiversation. — N. change of
-mind, - intention, - purpose; after-
thought.
tergiversation, recantation; palin-ode,
-ody ; renunciation; abjur-ation, -ement;
defection &c. (relinquishment) 624; go-
ing over &c. v.; apostasy; retract-ion,
-ation; withdrawal; disavowal &c. (ne-
gation) 536; revo-cation, -kement; re-
versal; repentance &c. 950; redintegratio
amoris.
606 — 609a
VOLITION
V. (I) I
judgment) 481; fanaticism, zealotry, in-
fatuation, monomania; opinion-atedness,
-ativeness.
mule; opin-ionist t, -ionatist, -iator t,
-ator t ; stickler, dogmatist ; bigot ; zealot,
enthusiast, fanatic.
V. be -obstinate &c. adj, ; stickle, take
no denial, fly in the face of facts; opin-
ionate, be wedded to an opinion, hug a
belief; have one's own way &c. (will)
600; persist &c. (persevere) 604a; have -,
insist on having- the last word.
die hard, fight against destiny, not
yield an inch, stand out.
Adj. obstinate, tenacious, stubborn,
obdurate, casehardened; inflexible &c.
(hard) 323; balky; immovable, not to be
moved; inert Ac. 172; unchangeable &c.
150; inexorable &c. (determined) 604;
mulish, obstinat3 as a mule, pig-headed.
dogged; sullen, sulky; un-moved, -in-
fluenced, -affected.
willful, self-willed, perverse; res-ty,
-cive, -tiff t; pervicacious, wayward, re-
fractory, imruly; head-y, -strong; en-
tit6; contumacious; crossgrained.
arbitrary, dogmatic, positive, bigot-
ed; prejudiced &c. 481; creed-bound;
prepossessed, infatuated; stiff-backed,
-necked, -hearted; hard-mouthed, hide-
bound; unyielding; im-pervious, -prac-
ticable, -persuasible; unpersuadable; in-,
un-tractable; incorrigible, deaf to ad-
vice, impervious to reason; crotchety &c.
608.
Adv. obstinately &c, adj.
Phr. non possumus; no surrender; Us rConl
rien appris ne rien onblii.
coquetry; vacillation &c. 605; back-
sliding; voUe-face,
turn-coat, -tippet t; rat, apostate,
renegade; con-, per- vert; proselyte, de-
serter; backslider; blackleg, crawfish *
[U. S.], scab *, mugwmnp [U. S.], recidi-
vist.
time-server, -pleaser; timistf, Vicar
of Bray, trimmer, ambidexter; weather-
cock &c. (changeable) 149; Janus.
V. change one's- mind, - intention, -
purpose, - note; abjure, renounce; with-*
draw from &c. (relinquish) 624; wheel -,
turn -, veer- round; turn a pirouette;
go over -, pass -, change -, skip- from
one side to another; go to the right-
about; box the compass, shift one's
ground, go upon another tack.
apostatize, change sides, go over, rat;
recant, retract; revoke; rescind &c. (oft-
rogaie) 756; recall; forswear, unsay;
come -over, - round- to an opinion;
crawfish * [U. S.], crawl * [U. S.].
draw in one's horns, eat one's words;
eat -, swallow- the leek; swerve, flinch,
back out of, retrace one's steps, think
better of it; come back -, return- to
one's first love; turn over a new leaf &c.
(repent) 950.
trim, shuffle, play fast and loose, blow
hot and cold, coquet, be on the fence,
straddle, hold with the hare but run
with the hounds; nager enire deux eaux;
wait to see how the -cat jumps, - wind
blows.
Adj. changeful &c. 149; irresolute &c.
605 ; ductile, slippery as an eel, trinmiing,
ambidextrous, timeserving; coquetting
&c. V.
revocatory, reactionary.
Phr. " a change came o'er the spirit of my dream " [Byron].
608. Caprice. — N. caprice, fancy, humor; whim, -sey, -wham; crotchet,
' capricciOf quirk, freak, maggot, fad, vagary, prank, fit, flimflam, escapade,
boutade, wild-goose chase; capriciousness &c. adj.; kink.
V. be -capricious &c. adj. ; have a maggot in the brain; take it into one's head,
strain at a gnat and swallow a camel; blow hot and cold; play -fast and loose,
- fantastic tricks; tourner casaque.
Adj. capricious; erratic, eccentric, fitful, hysterical; full of -whims &c. n.;
maggoty; inconsistent, fanciful, fantastic, whimsical, crotchety, kinky [U. S.],
particular, humorsome, freakish, skittish, wanton, wayward; contrary; cap-
tious; arbitrary; unconformable &c. 83; penny wise and poimd foolish; fickle
&c. (irresolute) 605; frivolous, sleeveless, giddy, volatile.
Adv. by fits and starts, without rhyme or reason.
Phr. nUfuit unquam sic impar sibi; the deuce is in him.
BOd. Choice. —N. choice, option; 609a. Absence of Choice. — N. no
ctiscretion &c. (voltiton) 600; preoption; -, Hobson's- choice; first come first
V. (I) I
INDIVIDUAL VOLITION
609 — 612
alternative: dilemma, embarras de chaix;
adoption, cooptation; novation; decision
&c. (judgment) 480.
election, poll, ballot, vote, voice, suf-
frage, plumper, cmnulative vote; plebis-
citum, plebiscite, vox populi; election-
eering; voting &c. v.; elective franchise;
straight -, ticket [U. S.].
selection, excerption, gleaning, eclec-
ticism; excerptaf gleanings, cuttings, scis-
sors and paste; pick &c. (best) 650.
preference, prelation; predilection &c.
{desire) 865.
V. offer for one's choice, set before;
hold out -, present -, offer- the alterna-
tive; put to the vote.
use -, exercise -, one's- -discretion, -
option; adopt, take up, embrace, es-
pouse; choose, elect; take -, make- one's
choice; make choice of, fix upon.
vote, poll, hold up one's hand; divide.
settle; decide &c. (adjudge) 480; list
&c. (miil) 600; make up one's mind &c.
(resolve) 604.
select; pick, - and choose; pick -,
single- out; cull, glean, winnow; sift -,
separate -, winnow- the chaff from the
wheat; pick up, pitch upon; pick one's
way; indulge one's fancy.
set apart, mark out for; mark &c. 550.
prefer; have -rather, - as lief; fancy
&c. (desire) 865; be persuaded &c. 615.
take a -decided, - decisive- step;
commit oneself to a course; pass -, cross- the Rubicon; cast in one's lot with;
take for better or for worse.
Adj. optional; discretional &c. (voluntary) 600.
eclectic; choosing &c. v.; preferential; chosen &c. v.; choice &c. (good) 648.
Adv. optionally &c. adj,; at pleasure &c. (vrill) 600; either, - the one or the
other; or; at the option of; whether or not; once for all; for one's money.
by -choice, - preference; in preference; rather, before.
served; necessity &c. 601; not a pin to
choose (fee. (equality) 27; any, the first
that comes; that or nothing.
neutrality, indifference; indecision &c.
(irresolution) 605.
V. be -neutral &c. adj.\ have no
choice; waive, not vote; abstain -, re-
frain -from voting; leave undecided;
" make a virtue of necessity " [Two Gen-
Uemen],
Adj. neu-tral, -ter; indifferent; un-
decided &c. (irresolute) 605.
Adv. either &c. (choice) 609.
610. Rejection. — K. rejection, re-
pudiation, exclusion; refusal &c. 764;
declination.
V. reject; set -, lay- aside; give up;
decline &c. (refuse) 764; exclude, ex-
cept; pluck, spin; cast.
repudiate, scout, set at naught; fling
-, cast -, throw -, toss- -to the winds, -
to the dogs, - overboard, - away; send
to the right-about; disclaim &c. (deny)
536; discard &c. (eject) 297, (have done
with) 678.
Adj. rejected &c. v.) reject-aneous t,
-itioust; not -chosen &c. 609, - to be
thought of; out of the question.
Adv. neither, - the one nor the other;
no &c. 536.
Phr. non hcec in foedera.
611. Predetermmation. — N. pre-
destination, -ordination, -meditation,
-deliberation, -determination; foregone
conclusion; parti pris; resolve, pro-
pendency t; intention &c. 620; project
Ac. 626; fate, foredoom, necessity.
V. pre-destine, -ordain, -determine,
-meditate, -resolve, -concert; resolve
beforehand.
Adj, pre-pense, -meditated &c. t;.,
-designed; advised, studied, designed,
calculated; aforethought; intended &c.
620; foregone.
well-laid, -devised, -weighed; ma-
tiu-ely considered; cunning.
612. Impulse. — N. impulse, sudden
thought; impromptu, improvisation; in-
spiration, flash, spurt.
improvisatore; creature of impulse.
V. flash on the mind.
say what comes uppermost; improvise,
extemporize.
Adj. extemporaneous, impulsive, in-
deliberate; snap; improvis-ed, -ate,
-atory; un-, unpre-meditated; impro-
vise; un-prompted, -guided; natural, un-
guarded; spontaneous &c. (voluntary)
600; instinctive <fec. 601.
Adv. extem-pore, -jJoraneously; off-
hand, impromptu, d l'itTvpitwA&Vje,\ Sss^-
611 — 614
VOLITION
V, (T
Adv. advisedly &c. adj.] with pre-
meditation, deliberately, all things con-
sidered, with eyes open, in cold blood;
intentionally &c. 620.
proviso; on the spur of the -moment,
occasion.
614. Desuetude. — N. desuetuc
disusage; obsolescence, disuse &c. 67
want of -habit, - practice; inusitatio
newness to; new brooms.
infraction of usage &c. (unconfon
iiy) 83; nonprevalence; " a custom mo
honored in the breach than the obser
ance" [Hamlel],
V. be -imaccustomed Ac. adj.) lea^
off ~, cast off --. break off -, wean on
self of -, violate -, break through -, ii
fringe- -a habit, - a custom, - a usag
disuse &c. 678; wear off.
Adj. un-accustomed, -used, -wonte<
-seasoned, -inured, -habituated, -trail
ed; new; green &c. {unskilled) 699; ui
hackneyed.
unusual Ac. {unconformable) 83; noi
observant; disused &c. 678.
613. Habit. — N. habit, -ude; as-
sue-tude t, -faction t; wont; run, way.
common -, general -, natural -, ordi-
nary- -course, - run, -- state- of things;
matter of course; beaten -path, -- track,
- ground,
prescription, custom, use, usage, im-
memorial usage, practice ; prevalence, ob-
servance; conventional-ism, -ity; mode,
fashion, vogue; etiquette &c. {gentility)
852; order of the day, cry; conformity
Ac. 82; consuetude, dustoor.
one's old way, old school, veteris ves-
tigia flammcB; laudaior temporis acii.
rule, standing order, precedent, rou-
tine; red-tape, -tapism; pipe clay; rut,
groove.
cacoethes; bad -, confirmed -, invet-
erate -, intrinsic &c. 5- habit; addiction,
trick.
training &c. {education) 537; seasoning, hardening, inurement; radication;
second nature, accUmatization; knack Ac. {skiU) 698.
V. be -wont Ac. adj.
fall into a custom Ac. {conform to) 82; tread -, follow- the beaten -track, -
path; stare super antiqrms vias; move in a rut, run on in a groove, go roimd like
a horse in a mill, go on in the old jog trot way.
habituate, inure, harden, season, caseharden; accustom, familiarize; natu-
ralize, acclimatize; keep one's hand in; train Ac. {educaJte) 537.
get into the -way, - knack- of; learn Ac. 539; cling -, adhere- to; repeat Ac.
104; acquire -, contract -, fall into- a -habit, - trick; addict oneself -, take- to,
be -habitual Ac. adj, ; prevail; come into use, become a habit, take root; gain
-, grow- upon one.
Adj. habitual; ac-, customary; prescriptive; accustomed Ac. v.; of -daily,
- everyday- occurrence; consuetudinary; wonted, usual, general, ordinary,
common, frequent, everyday, household, jog trot; well-trodden, -known;
familiar, vernacular, trite, commonplace, conventional, regular, set, stock,
established, stereotyped; pre- vailing, -valent; current, received, acknowl-
edged, recognized, accredited; of course, admitted, understood.
conformable Ac. 82; according to -use, - custom, - routine; in -vogue, -
fashion; fashionable Ac. {genteel) 852.
wont; used -, given -, addicted -, attuned -, habituated Ac. v.- to; in the
habit oi;habitui; at home in Ac. {skillful) 698; seasoned; imbued with; devoted
-, wedded- to.
hackneyed, fixed, rooted, deep-rooted, ingrafted, permanent, inveterate,
besetting; naturalized; ingrained Ac. {intrinsic) 5.
Adv. habitually Ac. adj, ; always Ac. {uniformly) 16.
as -usual, - is one's wont, - things go, - the world goes, - the sparks fly
upwards; more -suo^ - solito; ex more,
as a rule, for the most part; generally Ac. adj, ; most -often, - frequently.
Phr. cela s\entend; abeunt studia in mores; adeo in teneris cansueacere multum est; con^
auetudo quasi altera natura (Cicero); hoc erat in more majorum; " how use doth breed a habit
m A manl " ITwoGerUlemen]; magna est via consueludinia; moremfeceral risiLS [OvidJ.
190
\.U)i
INDIVIDUAL VOLITION
616 — 616
2. Causes of Volition
615. Motive. — N. motive, springs
of action.
reason^ ground, call, principle; by-
end, -purpose; mainspring, primum mo-
bile J keystone; the why and the where-
fore; pro and can, reason why; secret
motive, arriire pensSe; intention &c.
620.
inducement, consideration; attraction;
loadstone; magnet, -ism, -ic force; al-
lect-ationt, -ivef; temptation, entice-
ment, agacerie, allurement, witchery; be-
witch-ment, -ery; charm; spell Ac. 993;
fascination, blandishment, cajolery; se-
duc-tion, -ement; honeyed words, voice
of the tempter, song of the Sirens; for-
bidden fruit, golden apple.
persuasi-bihty, -bleness; attractabil-
ity; impress-, suscept-ibility; softness;
persuas-, attract-iveness; tantalization.
influence, prompting, dictate, in-
stance; impuls-e, -ion; incit-ement,
-ation; press, instigation; provocation
&c. {excitation of feeling) 824; inspira-
tion; per-, suasion; encouragement, ad-
vocacy; ex-, hortation; advice <fec. 695;
solicitation <fec. {request) 765; lobbyism;
pull *.
incentive, stimulus, spur, fillip, whip,
goad, anhus, rowel, provocative, whet,
dram.
bribe, lure; decoy, - duck; bait, trail
of a red herring; bribery and corrup-
tion; sop, - for Cerberus.
prompter, tempter; seduc-er, -tor;
instigator, firebrand, incendiary; Siren,
Circe; agent provocateur; lobbyist.
V. induce, move; draw, - on; bring
in its train, give an -impulse &c. n.- to;
inspire; put up to, prompt, call up; at-
tract, beckon.
stimulate &c. {excite) 824; spirit up, inspirit; a-, rouse; animate, incite,
provoke, instigate, set on, actuate; act -, work -, operate- upon; encourage;
pat -, clap- on the -back, - shoulder.
influence, weigh with, bias, sway, incline, dispose, predispose, turn the
scale, inoculate; lead, - by the nose; have -, exercise -, influence- -with, - over,
- upon; go -, come- round one; turn the head, magnetize; lobby.
persuade; prevail -with, - upon; overcome, carry; bring -round, - to one's
senses; draw -, win -, gain -, come -, talk- over; procure, enlist, engage;
invite, court.
tempt, seduce, overpersuade, entice, allure, captivate, fascinate, bewitch,
carry away, charm, conciliate, wheedle, coax, lure; inveigle; tantalize; cajole
&c. {deceive) 546.
tamper with, bribe, suborn, grease the pahn. bait with a svW^t k^c^V.^^'^^Siw^
616a. Absence of Motive. — N. ab-
sence of motive; caprice &c. 608; chance
Ac. {absence of design) 621.
V. have no motive; scruple &c. (fcic
unwilling) 603.
Adj. without rhyme or reason; aim-
less &c. {chance) 621.
Adv. out of mere caprice.
616. Dissuasion. — N. dissuasion, de-
hortation, expostulation, remonstrance;
deprecation Ac. 766.
discouragement, damper, wet blan-
ket.
cohibition &c. {restraint) 751; curb
&c. {means of restraint) 752; check Ac.
{hindrance) 706.
reluctance &c. {unwillingness) 603;
contraindication.
V. dissuade, dehort, cry out against,
remonstrate, expostulate, warn, contra-
indicate.
disincline, indispose, shake, stagger;
dispirit; dis-courage, -hearten, -enchant;
deter; hold -, keep- back &c. {restrain)
751; render -averse &c. 603; repel;
turn aside &c. {deviation) 279; wean
from; act as a drag &c. {hinder) 706;
throw cold water on, damp, cool, chill,
bliint, calm, quiet, quench; deprecate
&c. 766.
Adj. dissuading &c. v,\ dissuasive;
dehortatory, expostulatory;monit-ive t>
-ory.
dissuaded &c. v.; admonitory; unin-
duced &c. (induce &c. 615) ; unpersuad-
able &c. {obstinate) 606; averse &c. (wn-
mlling) 603; repugnant &c. {dislike)
867.
\
615 — 619
VOLITION
V. (I) 1
pill, make things pleasant, put a sop into the pan, throw a sop to^ bait the
hook.
enforce, force; impel &c. (push) 276; propel &c. 284; whip, lash, goad, spur,
prick, urge; egg -, hound -, hurry- on; drag &c. 285; exhort; advise &c. 695;
call upon &c. press &c. (reqiiest) 765; advocate.
set -an example, - the fashion; keep in countenance.
be -persuaded &c.; yield to temptation, come round; concede Ac. (consent)
762; obey a call; follow -advice, - the bent, - the dictates of; act on principle.
Adj. impulsive, motive; suas-, persuas-, hortat-ive, -ory; protreptical t;
inviting, tempting, &c. v.; suas-ive, -ory; seductive, attractive; fascinating
&c. (pleasing) 829; provocative &c. (exciting) 824.
induced &c. v,; disposed; persuadable &c. (docile) 602; spellbound; in-
stinct ~, smitten- with ; inspired &c. v.- by.
Adv. because, therefore &c. (caiLse) 155; from -this, - that- motive; for
-this, -that- reason; for; by reason-, for the sake -, on the score-, on ac-
count- of; out of, from,. as, forasmuch as.
for all the world; on principle.
Phr. fax mentis incendium glorias; ** temptation hath a music for all ears " [Willis];
** to beguile many and be beguiled by one '' [OtheUo],
617. [Ostensible motive, ground, or reason assigned.] Plea. — N. plea,
pretext; allegation, advocation; ostensible -motive, - ground, - reason; excuse
Ac. (vindication) 937; color; gloss, guise.
loop-, starting-hole; how to creep out of, salvo, come off; way of escape.
handle, peg to hang on, room, locus standi; stalking-horse, (Jieval de bataiUe,
cue.
pretense &c. (untruth) 546; put off, dust thrown in the eyes; blind; moon-
shine; mere -, shallow- pretext; lame -excuse, - apology; tub to a whale; false
plea, sour grapes; makeshift, shift, white lie; special pleading &c. (sophistry)
477; soft sawder &c. (flattery) 933.
V. plead, allege; shelter oneself under the plea of; excuse &c. (vindicate)
937; lend a color to; furnish a -handle &c. n.; make a -pretext, - handle- of;
use as a -plea &c. n.; take one's stand upon, make capital out of; pretend &c*
(lie) 544.
Adj. ostensibly Ac. (manifest) 525; alleged, apologetic; pretended <fec. 545.
Adv. ostensibly; under -color; - the plea, - the pretense- of.
3. Objects of Volition
618. Gk>od. — N. good, benefit, ad-
vantage; improvement Ac. 658; great-
est - supreme- good; interest, service,
behoof, behalf; weal; main chance, sum-
mum honum, common weal; ** consum-
mation devoutly to be wished"; gain,
boot; profit, harvest.
boon &c. (gift) 784; good turn; bless-
ing; world of good; piece of good -luck,
- fortune; nuts, prize, windfall, god-
send, waif, treasure-trove.
good fortune Ac. (prosperity) 734;
happiness Ac. 827.
[Source of good] goodness Ac. 648;
utility Ac. 644; remedy Ac. 662; pleas-
ure giving Ac. 829.
Adj. commendable Ac. 931; useful
Ac. 644; good Ac, beneficial Ac. 648.
Adv. weM, aright, satisfactorily, fa-
192
619. Evil. — N. evil, ill, harm, hurt,
mischief, nuisance; machinations of the
devil. Pandora's box, ills that flesh is
heir to.
blow, buffet, stroke, scratch, bruise,
wound, gash, mutilation; mortal -blow,
- wound; immedicabile vulnv^; damage,
loss Ac. (deterioration) 659.
disadvantage, prejudice, drawback.
disaster, accident, casualty; mishap
Ac. (misfortune) 735; bad job, devil to
pay; calamity, bale, catastrophe, trag-
edy; ruin Ac. (destruction) 162; adver-
sity Ac. 735.
mental suffering Ac. 828. [Evil spirit]
demon Ac. 980. [Cause of evil] bane
Ac. 663. [Production of evil] badness
Ac. 649; painfulness Ac. 830; evil doer
Ac. 913.
V. a)n
CONCEPTIONAL VOLITION
618 — 621
vorably, not amiss; all for the best;
to one's -advantage &c. n.; in one's
-favor, - interest &c. n,
Pbr. 80 far so good; moffnum honum.
out of joint; disadvantageous.
Adv. amiss, wrong, ill, to one's cost.
Phr. " moving accidents by flood and field " [OtheUo],
outrage, wrong, injury, foul play;
bad -, ill- turn; disservice; spoliation
&c. 791; grievance, crying evil.
V. be in trouble &c. {adversity) 735.
Adj. disastrous, bad &c. 649; awry.
Section II. Prospective Volition ^
1. Conceptional Volition
620. Intention. — N. intent, -ion,
-ionality; purpose; quo animo; project
&c. 626; undertaking &c. 676; prede-
termination &c. 611; design, ambition.
contemplation, mind, animus, view,
purview, proposal; study; look out.
final cause; raison d'itre; cui bono;
object, aim, end; "the be all and the
end all"; drift &c. {meaning) 516; tend-
ency &c. 176; destination, mark, point,
butt, goal, target, bull's-eye, quintain;
prey, quarry, game.
decision, determination, resolve; fixed
— , set -, settled- purpose; ultimatum;
resolution &c. 604; wish &c. 865; ar-
ridre pens^; motive &c. 615.
[Study of final causes] teleology.
V. intend, purpose, design, mean;
have to; propose to oneself; harbor a
design; have in -view, - contemplation,
— one's eye, - petto; have an eye to.
bid -, labor- for; be -, aspire -, en-
deavor- after; be -, aim -, drive -,
point -, level -, aspire- at; take aim;
set before oneself; study to.
take upon oneself Ac. {undertake) 676;
take into one's head; meditate, contem-
plate; think -, dream -, talk- of; pre-
meditate &c. 611; compass, calculate;
dest-ine, -inate; propose.
project &c. {plan) 626; have a mind
to &c. {be wiUing) 602; desire &c. 865;
pursue &c. 622.
Adj. intended Ac. v,; intentional,
advised, express, determinate; prepense
&c. 611; bound for; intending &c. v.;
minded; bent upon &c. {earnest) 604;
at stake; on the -anvil, - tapis; in
-view, - prospect, - the breast of; in
petto; teleological.
Adv. intentionally Ac. adj. ; advisedly,
wittingly, knowingly, designedly, pur-
621. [Absence of purpose in the suc-
cession of events.] Chance.^ — N.
chance &c. 156; lot, fate &c. {necessity)
601; luck; good luck &c. {good) 618;
mascot.
speculation, venture, stake, game of
chance; mere -, random- shot; blind
bargain, leap in the dark; pig in a poke
&c. {uncertainty) 475; fluke, potluck; faro
bank; flyer *; limit.
drawing lots; sorti-lcgy, -tionf; «or-
teSf - Virgiliance; rouge et noir, hazard,
ante, chuck-a-luck, crack-loo [U. S.],
craps, faro, roulette, pitch and toss,
chuck farthing, cup tossing, heads or
tails, cross and pile, poker-dice; wager;
bet, -ting; gambling; the turf.
gaming-, gambling-, betting-house ;
bucket shop; joint*; totalizator, tota-
Hzer; hell; betting ring; dice, - box;
dicer; gam-blcr, -ester; man of the turf;
adventurer.
V. chance &c. {hap) 156; stand a
chance &c. {he possible) 470.
toss up; cast -, draw- lots; leave -,
trust — to chance, - to the chapter ol
accidents; tempt fortune; chance it,
take one's chance; run -, incur -, en-
counter- the -risk, - chance; stand the
hazard of the die.
speculate, try one's luck, set on a cast,
raflfle, put into a lottery, buy a pig in a
poke, shufl[le the cards.
risk, venture, hazard, stake; ante;
lay, - a wager; make a bet, wager, bet,
gamble, game, play for; play at chuck
farthing.
Adj. fortuitous &c. 156; uninten-
tional, -ded; accidental; not meant; un-
designed, -purposed ; unpremeditated &c.
612; never thought of.
indiscriminate, promiscuous; undi
» That is, volition having reference to a future db\ect. ^ ^«t xtfAj^ <3ti \^^.
620 — 623
VOLITION
V.(I)
posely, on purpose, by design, studi-
ously, pointedly; with -intent &c. n.;
deliberately &c. (mth premeditation)
611; with one's eyes open, in cold blood.
for; with -a view, - an eye- to; in
order -to, - that; to the end -, with the
intent- that; for the purpose -, with
the view ~, in contemplation -, on ac-
count- of.
in pursuance of, pursuant to; quo an-
imo; to all intents and purposes.
Phr. " hell is paved with good intentions "
[Johnson]; stiblimi feriam sidera vertice [Horace].
622. [Purpose in action.] Pursuit.
— K. pursuit; pursuing Ac. v.; prosecu-
tion; pursuance; enterprise &c. (un-
dertaking) 676; business &c. 625; ad-
venture &c. (essay) 675; quest Ac.
(search) 461; scramble, hue and cry,
game; hobby; still-hunt.
chase, hunt, battue, race, steeple chase,
hunting, coursing; ven-ation, -ery; fox
chase; sport, -ing; shooting, angling, fish-
ing, hawking; shikar.
pursuer; hunt-er, -sman; shikari,
sportsman, Nimrod; hound &c. 366.
V. pursue, prosecute, follow; rim -,
make -, be -, hunt -, prowl- after;
shadow; carry on &c. (do) 680; engage
in &c. (undertake) 676; set about &c.
(begin) 66; endeavor &c. 675; court
&c. (request) 765; seek &c. (search) 461;
aim at &c. (intention) 620; follow the
trail &c. (trace) 461; fish for &c. (ex-
periment) 463; press on Ac. (haste) 684;
run a race Ac. (velocity) 274.
chase, give chase, course, dog, hunt,
hound; tread -, follow- on the heels of,
Ac. (sequence) 281.
rush upon; rush headlong Ac. (vio-
lence) 173; ride -, run- full tilt at; make
a leap ~, jump -, snatch- at; run down;
start game.
tread a path; take -, hold- a course;
shape -, direct -, bend- one's -steps,
- course; play a game; fight -, elbow-
one's way; follow up; take -to, - up;
go in for; ride one's hobby.
Adj. pursuing Ac. v.; in quest of Ac.
(inquiry) 461 ; in -pursuit, - full cry, -
hot pursuit; on the scent.
Adv. in pursuance of Ac. (intention)
620; after.
Iht, talJybol yoicksl sohol
194
rected, random; aim-, drift-, desigi
purpose-, cause-less; without purpos<
possible Ac. 470.
Adv. casually Ac. 156; unintentic
ally Ac. adj. ; unwittingly.
en passantf by the way, incidental
as it may happen; at -random, - a v<
ture, - haphazard.
Phr. acierta errando; dextro tempore; " f(
ful concatenation of circumstancGS " [D. W
ster]; *' fortuitous combination of circi
stances " [Dickens]; le jeu est le file d'avaric
le ptre du disespoir; " the happy combinat
of fortuitous circumstances " [Scott]; " the
tuitous or casual concourse of atoms " [B(
ley].
623. [Absence of pursuit.] Ave:
ance. — K. abst-ention, -inence; I
bearance; refraining Ac. v,; inact
Ac. 681 ; neutrality.
avoidance, evasion, elusion; seclus
Ac. 893.
avolation t, flight; escape Ac. 671;
treat Ac. 287; recoil Ac. 277; dep
ture Ac. 293; rejection Ac. 610.
shirker Ac. v.; truant; fugitive, i
ugee; runa-way, -gate; maroon.
V. abstain, refrain, spare, not
tempt; not do Ac. 681; maintain
even tenor of one's way.
eschew, keep from, let alone, hi
nothing to do with; keep -, stand
hold- -aloof, - off; take no part in, h;
no hand in.
avoid, shun; steer -, keep- clear
fight shy of; keep -one's, - at a respc
ful- distance; keep -, get- out of
way; evade, elude, turn away frc
set one's face against Ac. (oppose) 7
deny oneself.
shrink; hang -, hold -, draw- ba
recoil Ac. 277; retire Ac. (recede) 2
flinch, blink, blench, shy, shirk, dod
parry, make way for, give place to.
beat a retreat; turn -tail, - one's ba
take to one's heels; run, -away, -
one's life; cut and run; be off, - lik
shot; fly, flee; fly -, floe -, run awj
from; take -, take to- flight; desi
elope; make -, scamper -, sneak -, sh
fle -, sheer- off; break -, burst -, t
oneself -, slip -, slink -, steal — aw
- away from; slip cable, part compa
turn on one's heel; sneak out of, p
truant, give one the go-by, give leg b
take French leave, slope, decamp, i
bolt| abscond, levant, skedaddle, ;
V.(I)n CONCEPTION AL VOLITION 623 — 626
squatulate [U. S.], cut one's stick, walk one's chalks, show a light pair of
heels, make oneself scarce; escape &c. 671; go away &c. (depart) 293;
abandon &c. 624; reject &c. 610.
lead one a -dance, - pretty dance; throw off the scent, play ai hide and
Adj. unsought, unattempted ; avoiding &c. r. ; neutral ; shy of &c. (unwiUing)
603; elusive, evasive; fugitive, runaway; shy, wild.
Adj. lest, in order to avoid.
Int. forbear! keep -, hands- off! sauve qui peuti devil take the hindmost!
Phr. " things unattempted yet in prose or rhyme '' [Paradise Lo8t].
624. Belinquishment. — N. relinquish-, abandon-ment; desertion, de-
fection, secession, withdrawal; cave of Adullam; nolle prosequi.
discontinuance &c. (cessation) 142; renunciation &c. (recantation) 607; abro-
gation Ac. 756; resignation Ac. (retirement) 757; desuetude &c. 614; cession Ac.
(of property) 782.
V. relinquish, give up, abandon, desert, forsake, leave in the lurch; go back
on; depart -, secede -, withdraw- from; back out of; leave, quit, take leave of,
bid a long farewell; vacate Ac. (resign) 757.
renounce Ac. (abjure) 607; forego, have done with, drop; disuse Ac. 678;
discard Ac. 782; wash one's hands of; drop all idea of.
break -, leave- off; desist; stop Ac. (cease) 142; hold -, stay- one's hand;
quit one's hold; give over, shut up shop.
throw up the -game, - cards; give up the -point, - argument; pass to the
order of the day, move the previous question.
Adj. unpursued; relinquished Ac. v. ; relinquishing Ac. v.
Int. avast! Ac. (stop) 142.
Phr. avfgeschoben i8t nichi aufgehchen; erUbehre gem was du nichi hast.
626. Business. — N. business, occupation, employment; pursuit Ac. 622;
what one is -doing, - about; affair, concern, matter, case.
matter in hand, irons in the fire; thing to do, agendum, task, work, job, chore
[U. S.], errand, conunission, mission, charge, care; duty Ac. 926.
part, r61e, cue; province, function, lookout, department, capacity, sphere,
orb, field, line; walk, - of life; beat, round, routine; race, career.
office, place, post, chargeship, incmnbency, living; situation, berth, employ;
service Ac. (servititde) 749; engagement; undertaking Ac. 676.
vocation, calling, profession, cloth, faculty; industry, art; industrial arts;
craft, mystery, handicraft; trade Ac. (commerce) 794.
exercise; work Ac. (action) 680; avocation; press of business Ac. (activity) 682.
V. pass -, employ -, spend- one's time in; employ oneself -in, - upon; oc-
cupy -, concern- oneself with; make it one's -business Ac. n.; undertake Ac.
676; enter a profession; betake onesfelf to, turn one's hand to; have to do with
Ac. (do) 680.
drive a trade; carry on -, do -, transact- -business, - a trade Ac. n.; keep a
shop; ply one's -task, - trade; labor in one's vocation; pursue the even tenor of
one's way; attend to -business, - one's work.
officiate, serve, act; act -, play- one's part; do duty; serve -, discharge -,
perform- the -office, - duties, - functions- of; hold -, fill- -an office, - a place,
- a situation; hold a portfolio.
be -about, - doing, - engaged in, - employed in, - occupied with, - at work
on; have one's hands in, have in hand; have on one's -hands, - shoulders; bear
the burden ; have one's hands full Ac. (activity) 682.
be -in the hands of, - on the stocks, - on the anvil; pass through one's hands.
Adj. businesslike; workaday; professional; official, functional; busy Ac.
(actively employed) 682; on -, in- -hand, - one's hands; afoot; on -foot, - the
anvil; going on; acting.
626 — 627 VOLITION V. (I) n
Adv. in the course of business, all in one's day's work; professionally &c. adj.
Phr. " a business with an income at its heels '* [Cowper]; amoto qaaramia aeria Ivdo
[Horace]; par negotiia neque supra [Tacitus].
626. Plan. — N. plan, scheme, design, project; propos-al, -ition; sugges-
tion; resolution, motion; precaution &c. (provision) 673; deep-laid &c. (premedi-
tated) 611- plan &c.
system &c. (order) 58; organization <fec. (arrangement) 60; germ &c. (catLse)
153.
sketch, skeleton, outline, draught, draft, ibauche, brouiUon; rough -cast, -
draft, - draught, - copy; copy; proof, revise.
forecast, program (me), prospectus; carte du pays; card; bill, protocol; order of
the day, Ust of agenda; bill of fare &c. (food) 298; base of operations; platform,
plank, slate [U. S.j, ticket [U. S.j.
r61e; policy &c. (line of conduct) 692.
contrivance, invention, expedient, receipt, nostnun, artifice, device; pipelay-
ing [U. S.j; stratagem &c. (cunning) 702; trick &c. (deception) 545; alternative,
loophole; shift &c. (substitute) 147; last shift &c. (necessity) 601.
measure, step; stroke, - of policy; master stroke; trump-, coiuii-card; cheval
de batailie, great gun ; coup, - d^UaJi; clever -, bold --, good- -move, ~ hit, - stroke ;
bright -thought, - idea.
intrigue, cabal, plot, conspiracy, complot, machination; under-, coimter-
plot.
schem-er, -ist, -atistf; strategist, machinator; projector, artist, promoter,
designer <fec. y.; conspirator; intrigant &c. (cunning) 702.
V. plan, scheme, design, frame, contrive, project, forecast, sketch; devise,
invent &c. (imagine) 515; set one's wits to work &c. 515; spring a project; fall -,
hit- upon; strike -, chalk ~, cut -, lay -, map- out; lay down a plan; shape -,
mark- out a course; predetermine &c. 611; concert, preconcert, preestablish;
prepare &c. 673; hatch, - a plot; concoct; take -steps, - measures.
cast, recast, systematize, organize; arrange &c. 60; digest, mature.
plot; counter-plot, -mine; dig a mine; lay a train; intrigue Ac. (cunning) 702.
Adj. planned &c. v.\ strategic, -al; planning &c. v,\ in course of preparation
&c. 673; under consideration; on the -tapis, - carpet.
627. Method. [Path.] — N. method, way, manner, wise, gait, form, mode,
fashion, tone, guise; modus operandi; procedure &c. {Jine of conduii) 692.
path, road, route, course; Une of -way, - road; trajectory, orbit, track, beat,
tack.
steps; stair, -case; flight of stairs, ladder, stile; perron.
bridge, footbridge, viaduct, pontoon, stepping-stone, plank, gangway; draw-
bridge; pass, ford, ferry, tunnel; pipe &c. 260.
door; gateway &c. (opening) 260; channel, passage, avenue, means of access^
approach, adit; artery, lane, alley, aisle, lobby, corridor; back-door, -stairs;
secret passage; covert way; vennel.
road-, path-, stair- way ; express; thoroughfare; highway; turnpike -, royal -,
coach- road; broad -, King's -, Queen's- highway; beaten -track, - path; horse
-, bridle- road, - track, - path; walk, trottoir, footpath, pavement, flags, side-
walk; by -, cross- -road, - path, - way; cut; short -cut &c. (mid-course) 628;
carrefour; private -, occupation- road; highways and byways; rail-, tram-
-road, -way; towpath; causeway; canal &c. (conduit) 350; street &c. (abode)
189; speedway.
Adv. how; in what -way, - manner; by what mode; so, in this way, after this
fashion.
one way or another, anyhow; somehow or other Ac. (instrum^entality) 631;
by way of; vid; in transitu &c. 270; on the high road to.
JRbr. Ace n'ln erunt artOL
196
y.(Dn
SUBSERVIENCE TO ENDS
628 — 631
888. md^coune. — N. middle-, mid-
course; mean &c. 29; middle &c. 68; juste
milieUy mezzo terminer golden mean,
apurro¥ fierpow, aurea mediocritas,
straight Ac. (direct) 278 -course, -
path; ^ort -, cross- cut; great circle
sailing.
neutrality; half -, half and half-
measures; compromise.
V. keep in -, preserve — a middle, -
an even- course; go straight &c. (direct)
278.
go halfway, compromise, make a com-
promise.
Adj. straight Ac. (direct) 278.
Fhr. medium tenuere becUi,
629. Circuit. — N. circuit, round-
about way, digression, detour, circum-
bendibus, ambages, loop; winding &c.
(circuition) 311; zigzag &c. (deviation)
279.
V. perform a circuit; go -round about,
- out of one's way; make a detour;
meander &c. (deviate) 279.
lead a pretty dance; beat about, - the
bush ; make two bites of a cherry.
Adj. circuitous, indirect, roundabout:
zigzag &c. (deviating) 279; backhanded.
Adv. by -a side wind, - an indirect
course; in a roundabout way; from
pillar to post.
630. Requirement. — N. requirement, need, wants, necessities; necessa-
ries, - of life; stress, exigency, pinch, sine gud non, matter of necessity; case of
-need, - lif^ or death.
needfulness, essentiality, necessity, indispensability, urgency.
requisition &c. (regvsst) 765, (exaction) 741 ; run upon; demand -, call- for.
charge, claim, command, injunction, mandate, order, precept.
desideratum Ac. (desire) 865; want &c. (deficiency) 640.
V. require, need, want, have occasion for; not be able to -do without, - dis-
pense with; prerequire.
render necessary, necessitate, create a necessity for, call for, put in requisi-
tion; make a requisition &c. (ask for) 765, (demand) 741.
stand in need of; lack &c. 640; desiderate; desire &c. 865; be -necessary &c.
adj.
Adj. required &c. v.; requisite, needful, necessary, imperative, essential,
indispensable, prerequisite; called for; in -demand, - request.
xu'gent, exigent, pressing, instant, crying, absorbing.
in want of; destitute of &c. 640.
Adv. ex necessitate rei &c. (necessarily) 601 ; of necessity.
Phr. there is no time to lose; it cannot be -spared, - dispensed with; mendacem memorem
ea^e opartet [Quintilian]; necessitas rum haJbet legem; nee tecum possum vivere nee sine te [Martial].
2. Subservience to Ends
L Actuxil Subservience
631. Instrumentality. — N. instrumentality; aid &c. 707; subservien-ce,
-ey; mediation, intervention, medium, intermedium, vehicle, hand; agency <fec.
170.
minister, handmaid; midwife, accoucheur , accoucheuse, obstetrician; go-
between; cat's-paw; stepping-stone.
key; master -, pass ~, latch- key; " open sesame "; passport, passe-partoutj
safe-conduct.
instrument &c. 633; expedient &c. (plan) 626; means &c. 632.
V. subserve, minister, mediate, intervene; be -instrumental &c. adj.; pander
to; officiate; tend.
Adj. instrumental; useful &c. 644; ministerial, subservient, mediatorial;
inter-mediate, -vening; conducive.
Adv. through, by, per; where-, there-, here-by; by the -agency &c. 170- of;
by dint of; by -, in- virtue of; through the -medium &c. n.- of; along with;
on the shoulders of; by means of &c. 632; by -, with- -the aid &c. (assistance)
707- of.
\^1
681 — 686 VOLITION V. (I) n
per fas et nefas, by fair means or foul; somehow, - or other; by hook or by
crook. '
632. Means. — N. means, resources, wherewithal, ways and means; capital
&c. (money) 800; revenue; stock in trade &c. 636; provision Ac. 637; a shot in
the locker; appliances <&c. (machinery) 633; means and appliances; conveniences;
cards to play; expedients &c. (meoMires) 626; two strings to one's bow; sheet
anchor <fec. (safety) 666; aid &c. 707; medium &c. 631.
V. find -, have -, possess- means &c. n.
Adj. instrumental &c. 631; mechanical &c. 633.
Adv. by means of, with; by -what, - all, - any, - some- means; where-, here-,
there-with; wherewithal.
how &c. (in what manner) 627; through &c. (by the instrumentality of) 631;
with -, by- the aid <fec. (assistance) 707- of; by the -agency Ac. 170- of.
633. Instrument. — N. machinery, mechanism, engineering,
instrument, organ, tool, implement, utensil, machine, engine, lathe, gin, mill;
air -, caloric -, heat- engine.
gear; tack-le, -ling; rigging, apparatus, appliances; plant, maUriel; harness,
trappings, fittings, accouterments; barde; equip-ment, -age; appointments,
furniture, upholstery; chattels; paraphernalia &c. (belongings) 780.
mechanical powers; lever, -age; mechanical advantage; crow, -bar; hand-
spike, gavelock, jemmy, arm, limb, wing; oar, paddle; pulley; wheel and axle;
wheel-, clock-work; wheels within wheels; pinion, crank, winch; cam; pedal;
capstan &c. (lift) 307; wheel &c. (rotation) 312; inclined plane; wedge; screw;
spring, mainspring; can hook, glut, heald, heddle, jenny, parbuckle, sprag,
water wheel.
handle, hilt, haft, shaft, heft, shank, blade, trigger, tiller, helm, treadle, key;
turnscrew, screwdriver; knocker.
hanmier &c. (impulse) 276; edge tool Ac. (cut) 253; borer Ac. 262; vice, teeth,
Ac. (hold) 781; nail, rope Ac. (join) 45; peg Ac. (hang) 214; support Ac. 215;
spoon Ac. (vehicle) 272; arms Ac. 727; oar Ac. (navigation) 267; cardiograph,
recapper, snowplow, tenpenny, votograph.
Adj. instrumental Ac. 631; mechanical, machinal; brachial.
634. Substitute. — N. substitute Ac. 147; deputy Ac. 759; badli.
636. Materials. — K. material, raw material, stuff, stock, staple; adobe,
brown stone; chinking; clapboard; daubing; puncheon; shake; shingle, bricks
and mortar; metal; stone; clay, brick; crockery Ac. 384; compo, -sition; con-
Crete; reenforced concrete, cement; wood, ore, timber.
materials; supplies, munition, fuel, grist, household stuff; pabulum Ac. (food)
298; ammunition Ac. (arms) 727; contingents; relay, reenforcement; baggage
Ac. (personal property) 780; means Ac. 632; calico, cambric, cashmere.
Adj. raw Ac. (unprepared) 674; wooden Ac. n.; adobe.
636. Store. — N. stock, fund, mine, vein, lode, quarry; spring; fount, -ain;
well, -spring; milch cow.
stock in trade, supply; heap Ac. (collection) 72; treasure; reserve, corps de
reserve f reserved fund, nest egg, savings, bonne bouche.
crop, harvest, mow, vintage.
store, accumulation, hoard, rick, sta^k; lumber; relay Ac. (provision) 637.
store-house, -room, -closet; depository, depot, cache, re-pository, -serva-
tory, -pertory; repertorium; promptuary, warehouse, entrepdt, magazine; but-
tery, larder, spence; garner, granary; cannery, safe-deposit vault, stillroom;
thesaurus; bank Ac. (treasury) 802; armory; arsenal; dock; gallery, museum,
conservatory; menag-ery, -erie.
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SUBSERVIENCE TO ENDS
636 — 640
reservoir, cisteniy aljibar, tank, pond, mill pond; gasometer.
budget, quiver, bandolier, portfolio; coffer Ac. (receptacle) 191.
conservation; storing &c. v,; storage.
Y. store; put -, lay -, set- by; stow away; set -, lay- apart; store -, hoard -,
treasure -, lay -, heap -, put -, gamer -, save- up; bank; cache; accumulate,
amass, hoard, fimd, garner, save.
reserve; keep -, hold- back; husband, - one's resources.
deposit; stow, stack, load; harvest; heap, collect &c. 72; lay -in store Ac.
ctdj.; keep, file [papers]; lay in &c. (provide) 637; preserve &c. 670.
Adj. stored &c. v.; in -store, - reserve, - ordinary; spare, supernumerary.
Phr.. adde parvum parvo magnus acenma erit.
637. Provision. — N. provision, sup-
ply; grist, - to the mill; subvention &c.
(aid) 707; resources &c. (mearis) 632;
grocer-ies, -y.
providing &c. v.; purveyance; reen-
forcement; commissariat.
provender Ac. (food) 298; ensilage;
viaticum.
caterer, purveyor, commissary, quar-
termaster, manciple, feeder, batman,
victualer, grocer, comprador, restaura-
teur; jackal, pelican; sutler Ac. (mer-
chard) 797.
gx)cery [U. S.], - shop, - store.
V. provide; make -provision, - due
provision for; lay in, - a stock, - a store.
sup-ply, -peditatet; furnish; find, -
one in; arm.
cater, victual, provision, purvey, for-
age; beat up for; stock, - with; make
good, replenish; fill, - up; recruit, feed.
have in -store, - reserve; keep, - by
one, - on foot; have to fall back upon;
store Ac. 636; provide against a rainy
day Ac. (economy) 817.
638. Waste. — N. consiunption, ex-
penditure, exhaustion; dispersion Ac.
73; ebb; leakage Ac. (exudation) 295;
loss Ac. 776; wear and tear; waste,
prodigaUty Ac. 818; misuse Ac. 679;
wasting Ac. v. ; rubbish Ac. (u^Usa) 645.
mountain in labor.
V. spend, expend, use, consume, swal<»
low up, exhaust; impoverish; spill, drain,
empty; disperse Ac. 73.
cast -, fool -, muddle -, throw -, fling
-, fritter- away; bum the candle at both
ends, waste; squander Ac. 818.
" waste its sweetness on the desert
air " [Gray]; cast -one's bread upon the
waters, - pearls before swine; employ a
steam engine to crack a nut, waste pow-
der and shot, break a butterfly on a
wheel; labor in vain Ac. (useless) 645;
cut blocks with a razor, pour water into
a sieve.
leak Ac. (run out) 295; run to waste;
ebb; melt away, run dry, dry up.
Adj. wasted Ac. v.; at a low ebb.
wasteful Ac. (prodigal) 818; penny
wise and pound foolish.
Phr. magno conatu magnaa nugas; le jeu ne vaut pas la chandeUe; " idly busy rolls their
world away " [Goldsmith].
639. Sufficiency. — N. sufficiency,
adequacy, enough, withal, qiuintum suf-
ficUj satisfaction, competence; no less.
mediocrity Ac. (average) 29.
fill; fullness Ac. (completeness) 52;
plen-itude, -ty; abundance; copiousness
Ac. adj,; amplitude, galore, lots, pro-
fusion; full measure; "good measure
pressed down and running over."
luxuriance Ac. (fertility) 168; afflu-
ence Ac. (wealth) 803; fat of the land;
*' a land flowing with milk and honey ";
cornucopia; horn of -plenty, - Amal-
thsea; mine Ac. (stock) 636.
outpouring; flood Ac. (great quantity)
31; tide Ac. (river) 348; repletion Ac.
(redundance) 641; satiety Ac. 869.
640. Insufficiency. — N. insufficien-
cy; inadequa-cy, -teness; incompetence
Ac. (impotence) 158; deficiency Ac. (in-
completeness) 53; imperfection Ac. 651;
shortcoming Ac. 3(>4; paucity; stint;
scantiness Ac. (smaUness) 32; none to
spare; bare subsistence.
scarcity, dearth; want, need, lack,
poverty, exigency; inanition, starvation,
famine, drought.
dole, mite, pittance; short -allowance,
- commons; half rations; banyan day.
emptiness, poorness Ac. adj,; deple-
tion, vacancy, flaccidity; ebb tide; low
water; " a beggarly account of empty
boxes" [Rom, and Jul,]; indigence Ac.
804; inaolveiic^ &.^. ^cm-poAsm^-ixl^^^^S^*
639 — 641
VOLITION
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V. be -sufficient Ac. adj.; suffice,
do, just do, satisfy, pass muster; have
-enough &c. n. ; eat -, drink -, have- one's
fill; roll -, swim- in; wallow in &c.
(superabundance) 641 ; wanton.
abound, exuberate, teem, flow, stream,
rain, shower down; pour, - in; swarm;
bristle with; superabound.
render -sufficient &c. adj.; replenish
&c .(fill) 52.
Adj. sufficient, enough, adequate, up
to the mark, commensurate, competent,
satisfactory, valid, tangible.
measured; moderate &c. (temperate)
953.
full &c. (complete) 52; ample; plen-ty,
-tiful, -teous; plenty as blackberries;
copious, abundant; abounding &c. v.;
replete, enough and to spare, flush;
choke-full; well-stocked, -provided; lib-
eral; unstint-ed, -ing; stintless; with-
out stint; un-sparing, -measured; lavish
Ac. 641 ; wholesale.
rich; luxuriant Ac. (fertile) 168; af-
fluent Ac. (wealthy) 803; wantless; big
with Ac. (pregnant) 161.
un-exhausted, -wasted; exhaustless,
inexhaustible.
Adv. sufficiently, amply Ac. adj.;
full; in -abundance Ac. n. ; with no spar-
ing hand; to one's heart's content, ad
libitum, without stint.
Phr. " cut and come again " [Crabbe]; daa
Beaie tat gut genug.
V. be -insufficient Ac. adj.; not -fin!-
fice Ac. 639; come short of Ac. ^)4;nm
dry.
want, lack, need, require; card; be
in want Ac. (poor) 804; live from hand
to mouth.
render -insufficient Ac. adj,; drain o!
resources; impoverish Ac. (wa^) 638;
stint Ac. (begrudge) 819; put on short
allowance.
do -insufficiently Ac. adv. ; scotch the
snake.
Adj. insufficient, inadequate; too -lit-
tle Ac. 32; not -enough Ac. 639; un-
equal to; incompetent Ac. (impotent)
158; ** weighed in the balance and found
wanting " ; perfunctory Ac. (neglect) 460;
deficient Ac. (incomplete) 53; wanting
Ac. v.; imperfect Ac. 651; ill-furnished,
-provided, -stored, -off.
slack, at a low ebb; empty, vacant,
bare; short -, out -, destitute -, de-
void ~, bereft Ac. 789 -, denuded- of;
dry, drained.
un-provided, -supplied, -furnished;
un-replenished, -fed; un-stored, -treas-
ured; empty-handed.
meager, poor, thin, scrimp, sparing,
spare, stinted; starv-ed, -eling; hidf-
starved, famine-stricken, famished; je-
june.
scant Ac. (small) 32; scarce; not to
be had, - for love or money, - at any
price; scurvy; stingy Ac. 819; at the
end of one^s tether; without -resources
Ac. 632; in want Ac. (poor) 804; in debt Ac. 806.
Adv. insufficiently Ac. adj.; in default -, for want- of; failing.
Phr. semper avartis egei [Horace];
641. Redundance. — N. redundance; too -much, - many; super-abund-
ance, -fluity, -fluence ti -saturation; nimiety, transcendency, exuberance, pro-
fuseness; profusion Ac. (plenty) 639; repletion, enough in all conscience, satis
superquCj lion's share; more than -enough Ac. 639; plethora, engorgement,
congestion, load, surfeit, sickener; turgescence Ac. (expansion) 194; over-dose,
-measure, -supply, -flow; inundation Ac. (water) 348; avalanche.
accumulation Ac. (store) 636; heap Ac. 72; drug, - in the market; glut; crowd;
burden.
excess; sur-, over-plus; epact; margin; remainder Ac. 40; duplicate; surplus-
age, expletive; work of -, supererogation; bonus, bonanza.
luxury; intemperance Ac. 954; extravagance Ac. (prodigality) 818; exorbi-
tance, lavishment.
pleonasm Ac. (diffuseness) 573; too many irons in the fire; embarras de
richesses.
V. super-, over-abound; know no bounds, swarm; meet one at every turn;
creep-, bristle- with; overflow; run -, flow -, well -, brim- over; run riot; over-
run, -stock, -lay, -charge, -dose, -feed, -burden, -load, -do, -whelm, -shoot
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641 — 648
the mark &c. (go beyond) 303; surcharge, supersaturate, gorge, glut, load,
drench, whelm, inundate, deluge, flood; drug, - the market; hepatize.
choke, cloy, accloy, suffocate; pile up, lay on thick; impregnate with; lavish
&c. (squander) 818.
send -, carry- coals to Newcastle, - owls to Athens; teach one's grandmother
to suck eggs; pisces nature docere; kill the slain, ** gild refined gold," ** paint the
lily "; butter one's bread on both sides, put butter upon bacon; employ a steam
engine to crack a nut &c. (waste) 638.
exaggerate &c. 549; wallow in; roll in &c. (plenty) 639; remain on one's hands,
bang heavy on hand, go a begging.
Adj. redundant; too -much, - many; exuberant, inordinate, superabundant,
excessive, overmuch, replete, profuse, lavish; prodigal &c. 818; exorbitant;
overweening; extravagant; overcharged &c. v,; supersaturated, drenched, over-
flowing; running -over, - to waste, - down.
crammed -, filled- to overflowing; gorged, ready to burst; dropsical, turgid,
plethoric; obese &c. 194.
superfluous, unnecessary, needless, supervacaneous f, uncalled for, to spare,
in excess; over and above &c. (remainder) 40; de trop; adscititious &c. (addi-
tional) 37; supernumerary &c. (reserve) 636; on one's hands, spare, duplicate,
supererogatory, expletive; un peufort.
Adv. over, too, over and above; over -, too- much; too far; without -, be-
yond -, out of- measure; with ... to spare; over head and ears; up to one's
-eyes, - ears; extra; beyond the mark <fec. (transcursion) 303; acervatim.
Phr. it never rains but it pours; fortuna muUis dot nimium nuUi acLtis,
2. Degree of Subservience
642. Importance. — N. importance,
consequence, moment, prominence, con-
sideration, mark, materialness.
import, significance, concern; empha-
sis, interest.
greatness &c. 31; superiority &c. 33;
notability &c. (repute) 873; weight &c.
(influence) 175; value &c. (goodness)
648; usefulness &c. 644.
gravity, seriousness, solemnity; no
-joke, - laughing matter; pressure, ur-
gency, stress; matter of life and death.
memorabilia, notabilia, great doings;
red-letter day.
great -thing, - point; main chance,
" the be all and the end all " [Macbeth];
cardinal point; substance, gist &c. (es-
sence) 5; sum and substance, gravamen,
head and front; important -, principal
-, prominent -, essential- part; half the
battle; sine qud non; breath of one's
nostrils &c. (Zi/e) 359; cream, salt, core,
kernel, heart, nucleus; key, -note, -stone;
corner stone; tnmip card &c. (device)
626; salient points.
top sawyer, first fiddle, prima donna,
chief; triton among the minnows; " it "
[U. S.].
V. be -important &c. adj., - some-
body, - something; import^ signify, mat-
643. Uuimportance. — N. unimpor-
tance, insignificance, nothingness, imma-
teriahty.
triviality, levity, frivolity; paltriness
&c. adj.; poverty; smallness &c. 32;
vanity &c. (uselessness) 645; matter of
-indifference &c. 866; no object.
nothing, - to signif j*^, ~ worth speak-
ing of, - particular, - to boast of, - to
speak of; small -, no great -, trifling
&c. adj.- matter; mere -joke, - nothing;
hardly -, scarcely- anything; nonentity,
small beer, cipher; no great shakes, peu
de chose; child's play.
toy, plaything, popgun, paper pellet,
gimcrack, gewgaw, bauble, trinket, baga-
telle, kickshaw, knicknack, whim-wham,
trifle, " trifles light as air"; yankee-,
notions [U. S.].
trumpery, trash, rubbish, stuff, fatras,
frippery; ** leather or prunello "; chaff,
drug, froth, bubble, smoke, cobweb;
weed; refuse &c. (inutility) 645; scum
&c. (dirt) 653.
joke, jest, snap of the fingers; fudge
&c. (unmeaning) 517; fiddlestick, - end;
pack of nonsense, mere farce.
straw, pin, fig, button, rush; bulrush,
feather, halfpenny, farthing, brass far-
thing, doit) pep^t<i«>x\i/Y^\»^x^j^^^\sss^^
642 — 643
VOLITION
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ter, boot, be an object; carry weight
Ac. (influence) 175; make a figure &c.
(repiUe) 873; be in the ascendant, come
to the front, lead the way, take the lead,
play first fiddle, throw all else into the
shade; lie at the root of; deserve -,
merit -, be worthy of- -notice, ~ regard,
- consideration,
attach -, ascribe -, give- importance
&c. n.- to; value, care for; set store
-upon, - by; mark &c. 550; mark with
a white stone, underline; write -, put -,
print- in -italics, - capitals, - large
letters, - large type, - letters of
gold; accentuate, emphasize, lay stress
on.
make -a fuss, - a stir, - a i)iece of
work, - much ado- about; make -of, -
much of.
Adj. important; of -importance &c.
n.; momentous, material; to the point;
not to be -overlooked, - despised, -
sneezed at; egregious; weighty &c. (in-
Hueniial) 175; of note &c. (repute) 873;
notable, prominent, salient, signal; mem-
orable, remarkable; worthy of -remark,
- notice; never to be forgotten; stirring,
eventful.
grave, serious, earnest, noble, grand,
solemn, impressive, commanding, im-
posing.
urgent, pressing, critical, instant.
paramount, essential, vital, all-absorb-
ing, radical, cardinal, chief, main, prime,
primary, principal, leading, capital, fore-
most, overruUng; of^ital &c. impor-
tance.
in the front rank, first-rate; superior
&c. 33; considerable &c. (great) 31;
marked &c. v, ; rare &c. 137.
significant, telling, trenchant, em-
phatic, pregnant; tanti.
Adv. materially &c. adj.; in the main;
above all, ^ar' Hoxnvj per excellence, to
crown all.
Phr. expende Hannibaleml [Juvenal].
snuff,' old song; cent, mill, picayune^
pistareen, red cent [U. S.].
minutise, details, minor details, small
fry; dust in the balance, feather in the
scale, drop in the ocean, fiea-bite. mole-
hill.
nine days' wonder, ridicvlus mus;
flash in the pan &c. (impotence) 158;
much ado about nothing &c. (overestir-
mation) 482.
V. be -unimportant Ac. adj.; not
-matter &c. 642; go for -, matter -,
signify- -httle, - nothing, - little or
nothing; not matter a -straw &c. n.
make light of &c. (underestimate)
483; catch at straws Ac. (overestimcUe)
482.
Adj. unimportant; of -little, - small,
- no — account, - importance &c. 642;
immaterial; un-, non-essential; indif-
ferent.
subordinate &c. (inferior) 34; medi-
ocre &c. (average) 29; passable, fair, re-
spectable, tplerable, commonplace; un-
eventful, mere, common; ordinary &c.
(habitual) 613; inconsiderable, so-so,
insignificant, inappreciable.
trifling, trivial; slight, slender, light,
flimsy, frothy, idle; puerile &c. (fool-
ish) 499; airy, shallow; weak &c. 160;
powerless &c. 158; frivolous, petty, nig-
gling; pid-, ped-dling; fribble, inane,
ridiculous, farcical; fini-cal, -kin; fid-
dle-faddle, fingle-fangle, namby-pamby,
wishy-washy, milk and water.
poor, paltry, pitiful; contemptible &c.
(contempt) 930; sorry, mean, meager,
shabby, miserable, wretched, vile, scrub-
by, scrannel, weedy, niggardly, scurvy,
putid, beggarly, worthless, twopenny-
halfpenny, cheap, trashy, catchpenny,
gimcrack, trumpery; one-horse [U. S.).
not worth -the pains, - while, - men-
tioning, - speaking of, - a thought, - a
curse, - a straw &c. n.; beneath -, un-
worthy of- -notice, - regard, - consid-
eration; de land caprind; vain &c. (ttse-
less) 645.
Adv. slightly &c. adj,; rather, somewhat, pretty well, tolerably,
for aught one cares.
Int. no matter! pish! tush! tut! pshaw! pugh! pooh, -pooh! fudge! bosh!
humbug! fiddlestick, - end! fiddlededee! never mind! nHmporte! what -signi-
fies, - matter, ~ boots it, - of that, - 's the odds! a fig for! stuff! nonsense! stuff
and nonsense!
Phr. magno conalu magnas nugas; le jeu ne vatU pas la chandelle; it -matters not, -
does not signify; it is of no -consequence, - importance; elepkantus nan capit muremi
/ lemp^le dans un verre d^eau,
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SUBSERVIENCE TO ENDS
644 — 646
6M. Utflity. — N. utiUty; useful-
neea &c. adj.; efficacy, efficiency, ade-
quacy; service, use, stead, avail; help
4c. {aid) 707; applicability &c. adj.;
subservience &c. (instrumentality) 631;
function &c. (fnisiness) 625; value;
worth 4c. (goodness) 648; money's
worth; productiveness &c. 1&8 ; cui bono
4c. (ifUeniion) 620; utilization 4c. (itse)
677; step in the right direction.
common weal; commonwealth; pub-
lic -good, - interest; utiUtarianism 4c.
yphilanihropy) 910.
V. be -useful 4c. adj.; avail, serve;
subserve 4c. (be instrumental to) 631;
conduce 4c. (tend) 176; answer -, serve-
-one's turn, - a purpose.
act a part 4c. (action) 680; perform
-, discharge- -a function 4c. 625; do -,
render- -a service, - good service, - yeo-
man's service; bestead, stand one in
good stead; be the making of; help 4c.
707.
bear fruit 4c. (produce) 161; bring
grist to the mill; profit, remunerate;
benefit 4c. (do good) 648.
find one's -account, - advantage- in;
reap the benefit of 4c. (be better for) 658.
render useful 4c. (v^e) 677.
Adj. useful; of -use 4c. n.; service-
able, proficuous t, good for; subservient
4c. (instrumental) 631; conducive 4c.
(tending) 176; subsidiary 4c. (helping)
707.
advantageous 4c. (beneficial) 648;
profitable, gainful, remunerative, worth
one's salt; valuable; prolific 4c. (pro-
ductive) 168.
adequate; ef-ficient, -ficacious; effect-
ive, -ual ; expedient 4c. 646.
applicable, available, ready, handy,
at hand, tangible; commodious, adapta-
ble; of all work.
Adv. usefully 4c. adj,; pro bono pub-
Uco.
646. Inutility. — N. inutility ; use-
lessness 4c. adj.; inefficacy, futility;
inep-, inap-titude; unsubservience; in-
adequacy 4c. (insufficiency) 640; ineffi-
ciency 4c. (incompetence) 158; unskill-
fulness 4c. 699; disservice; unfruitful-
ness 4c. (unproductiveness) 169; labor
-in vain, - lost, - of Sisyphus; lost
-trouble, - labor; work of Penelope;
sleeveless errand, wild-goose chase, mere
farce.
tautology 4c. (repetition) 104; super-
erogation 4c. (redundance) 641.
vanitas vanitatum, vanity, inanity,
worthlessness, nugacity; triviality 4c.
(unimportance) 643.
caput mortuum, waste paper, dead
letter; blunt tool.
litter, rubbish, junk, lumber, odds and
ends, cast-off clothes; button top; shod-
dy; rags, orts, trash, refuse, sweepings,
scourings, offscourings, waste, rubble,
debris; stubble, leavings; broken meat;
dregs 4c. (dirt) 653; weeds, tares; rub-
bish heap, dust hole; rudera, deads.
fruges consumere naius [Horace] 4c.
(drone) 683.
V. be -useless 4c. adj.; go a begging
4c. (redundant) 641 ; fail 4c. 732.
seek -, strive- after impossibilities;
use vain efforts, labor in vain, roll the
stone of Sisyphus, beat the air, lash the
waves, battre Veau avec un bdton, donner
un coup d'&pSe dans Veau, fish in the air,
milk the ram, drop a bucket into an
empty well, sow the sand ; bay the moon ;
preach -, speak- to the winds; whistle
jigs to a milestone; kick against the
pricks, se battre contre des moulins; lock
the stable door when the steed is stolen
4c. (too late) 135; hold a farthing candle
to the sun; cast pearls before swine 4c.
(waste) 638; carry coals to Newcastle 4c.
(redundance) 641; wash a blackamoor
white 4c. (impossible) 471.
render -useless 4c. adj.; dis-mantle,
-mast, -mount, -qualify, -able; unrig; cripple, lame 4c. (injure) 659; spike
gims, clip the wings; put out of gear.
Adj. useless, inutile, inefficacious, futile, unavailing, bootless; inoperative
4c. 158; inadequate 4c. (insuffi/nent) 640; in- f, unsub-servient; inept, in-
efficient 4c. (impotent) 158; of no -avail &c. (use) 644; ineffectual 4c. (fail-
ure) 732; incompetent 4c. (unskillful) 699; '* stale, flat and unprofitable '';
superfluous 4c. (redundant) 641; dispensable; thrown away 4c. (wasted) 638;
abortive 4c. (immature) 674.
worth-, value-, price-less; unsalable; not worth a straw 4c. (trifling) 643;
dear at any price.
vain, empty, inane; gain-, profit-, fruit-lesa; \isi-«fcTN\^^^\^, -^\^^*v^\J^i^^^
646 — 649
VOLITION
V.(D II
ill-spent; unproductive Ac. 169; hors de combat; eflfete, past work 4c. {im
paired) 659; obsolete &c. {old) 124; fit for the dust hole; good for nothing; ol
no earthly use; not worth -having, - powder and shot; leading to no ead,
uncalled for; un-necessary, -needed.
Adv. uselessly &c. adj, ; to -little, - no, - little or no- purpose.
Int. cui bono ? what^s the good!
Phr. actum ne agaa; chercher une aiguiUe dans une boUe de Join; iarUo htum che vol niaUi
646. [Specific subservience.] Expedi-
ence. — N. expedien-ce, -cy; desira-
bleness, -bility &c. adj.; fitness &c.
(agreement) 23; utility &c. 644; pro-
priety; opportunism; advantage.
high time &c. (occasion) 134.
V. be -expedient &c. adj,; suit &c.
(agree) 23; befit; suit -, befit- the -time,
- season, - occasion.
conform &c. 82.
Adj. expedient; desir-, advis-, accept-
able; convenient; worth while, meet;
fit, -ting; due, proper, eligible, seemly,
becoming; befitting &c. v.; opportune
&c. (in season) 134; in loco; suitable &c.
(accordant) 23; applicable &c. (useful)
644.
Adv. in the right place; conveniently
&c. adj,
Phr. opercB pretium est.
manageable &c. (impracticable) 704;
unnecessary &c. (redundant) 641.
Phr. it will never do.
648. [Capability of producing good.
Good qualities.] Qoodness. — N. good-
ness &c. adj.; excellence, merit; virtue
&c. 944; value, worth, price. ^
super-excellence, -eminence; superi-
ority &c. 33; perfection &c. 650; coup de
maitre; masterpiece, chef d^ceuvre, prime,
flower, cream, ilite, pick, Al, nonesuch,
nanpareily creme de la crhnCy flower of
the flock, cock of the roost, salt of the
earth ; champion; prodigy.
tidbit; gem, - of the first water; hijoUy
precious stone, jewel, pearl, diamond,
ruby, brilliant, treasure; good thing;
rara avis, one in a thousand.
beneficence &c. 906 ; good man &c. 948.
V. be -beneficial &c. adj, ; produce -,
do- -good &c. 618; profit &c. (he of use)
644; benefit; confer a -benefit &c. 618.
be the making of, do a world of good,
make a man of.
produce a good effect; do a good turn,
confer an obligation; improve &c. 658.
do no harm, break no bones.
204
647. Inezpedience. — N. inexpedi-
en-ce, -cy; undesira-bleness, -bility Ac
adj,; discommodity, impropriety; un-
fitness &c. (disagreement) 2^; inutility
&c. 645; disadvantage.
V. be -inexpedient Ac. adj.; come
amiss &c. (disagree) 24; embarrass &c.
(hinder) 706; put to inconvenience; pay
too dear for one's whistle.
Adj. inexpedient, undesirable; un-,
in-advisable; objectionable; in-apt, -eli-
gible, -admissible, -convenient; in-, dis-
commodious; disadvantageous; inappro-
priate, unfit &c. (inconsonant) 24.
ill-contrived, -advised; unsatisfac-
tory; unprofitable &c., unsubservient &c.
(useless) 645; inopportune &c. (unseor
sonable) 135; out of ~, in the wrong-
place; improper, unseemly.
clumsy, awkward; cum-brous, -ber-
some; lumbering, unwieldy, bulky; un-
impedient &c. (in the way) 706.
649. [Capability of producing evil.
Bad qualities.] Badness. — N. hurtful-
ness &c. adj.; virulence.
evil doer &c. 913; bane &c. 663; plague
spot &c. (insalubrity) 657; evil star, iU
wind; hoodoo; Jonah; snake in the grass,
skeleton in the closet; amari aliquid,
thorn in the side.
malignity; malevolence &c. 907; ten-
der mercies [ironically].
ill-treatment, annoyance, molestation,
abuse, oppression, persecution, outrage;
misusage &c. 679; injury &c. (damage)
659; knockout drops [U. S.].
badness &c. adj, ; peccancy, abomina-
tion; painfulness &c. 830; pestilence Ac.
(disease) 655; guilt &c. 947; depravity
&c. 945.
V. be -hurtful &c. adj. ; cause ~, pro-
duce -, inflict -, work -, do- evil Ac. 619;
damnify, endamage, hurt, harm; injure
&c. (damage) 659; pain &c. 830.
wrong, aggrieve, oppress, persecute;
trample -, tread -, bear hard -. put-
I
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SUBSERVIENCE TO ENDS
648 — 661
be -good Ac. adj. ; excel, transcend &c.
i^mperior) 33; bear away the bell,
stand the -proof, - test; pass -muster,
-an examination,
challenge comparison, vie, emulate,
rival.
Adj. harm-, hurt-less; unobnoxlous;
in-nocuous, -nocent, -offensive.
beneficial, valuable, of value; service-
able &c. (tiseful) 644; advantageous,
profitable, edifying; salutary <&c. {health-
ful) 656.
favorable; propitious &c. (hope-gimng)
858; fair.
good, - as gold; excellent; better; su-
perior &c. 33; above par; nice, fine;
genuine &c. (true) 494.
best, choice, select, picked, elect, re-
ckerchS, rare, priceless; unpara-goned,
-Ileled Ac. (supreme) 33; superlatively
Ac. 33- good; bully *, crackajack*, gilt-
edged; super-fine, -excellent; of the first
water; firet-rate, -class; high-wrought,
exquisite, very best, crack, prime, tip-
top, capital, cardinal; standard &c.
(perfect) 650; inimitable.
admirable, estimable; praiseworthy
Ac. (approve) 931; pleasing &c. 829;
eotUeur de rose^ precious, of great price;
costly &c. (dear) 814; worth -its weight
in gold, ~ a Jew's eye; priceless, invalu-
able, inestimable, precious as the apple
of the eye.
tolerable &c. (not very good) 651 ; up to
the mark, un-exceptionable, -objection-
able; satisfactory, tidy.
in -good, - fair- condition; fresh;
sound &c. (perfect) 650.
Adv. beneficially &c. adj.] well &c.
618.
Phr. " jewels five words long " [Tennyson);
" long may such goodness live! " [Rogers];
'' the luxury of doing good '' [Goldsmith].
upon; overburden; weigh -down, '-
heavy on; victimize; run down; molest
&c. 830.
maltreat, abuse; ill-use, -treat; buflfet,
bruise, scratch, maul; smite &c. (scourge)
972; do -violence, - harm, - a mischief;
stab, pierce, outrage.
do -, make- mischief; bring into
trouble.
destroy &c. 162.
Adj. hurt-, harm-, scath-, bane-,
bale-ful ; injurious, deleterious, detrimen-
tal, noxious, pernicious, mischievous,
full of mischief, mischief-making, ma-
lefic, malignant, nocuous, noisome; prej-
udicial; dis-serviceable, -advantageous;
wide-wasting.
unlucky, sinister; obnoxious; unto-
ward, disastrous.
oppressive, burdensome, onerous; ma-
lign &c. (malevolent) 907.
corrupting &c. (corrupt &c. 659);
virulent, venomous, envenomed, corro-
sive; poisonous &c. (moibific) 657;
deadly &c. (kiUing) 361 ; destructive &c.
(destroying) 162; inauspicious &c. 859.
bad, ill, arrant, as bad as bad can be,
dreadful; hor-rid, -rible; dire; rank,
peccant, foul, fulsome; rotten, - at the
core.
vile, base, villanous; mean &c. (paltry)
643; injured &c. deteriorated &c. 659;
unsatisfactory, exceptionable, indiffer-
ent; below par &c. (imperfect) 651; ill-
contrived, -conditioned; wretched, sad,
grievous, deplorable, lamentable; piti-
ful, -able, woeful &c. (painful) 830.
evil, wrong; depraved &c. 945; shock-
ing; reprehensible &c. (disapprove) 932.
hateful, - as a toad; abominable, de-
testable, execrable, cursed, accursed,
confounded; damn-ed, -able; infernal;
diabolic &c. (malevolent) 907.
unadvisable &c. (inexpedient) 647; un-
profitable &c. (useless) 645; incompetent &c. (unskillful) 699; irremediable
&c. (hopeless) 859.
Adv. badly &c. adj.; wrong, ill; to one's cost; where the shoe pinches.
Phr. bad is the best; the worst come to the worst; herba mala presto cresco;
unredressed or insults unavenged " [Wordsworth].
it
wrongs
660. Perfection. — N. perfection; per-
fectness &c. adj.; indefectibility; im-
pecc-ancy, -ability.
pink, beau idSalf phenix, paragon;
pink -, acme- of perfection; ne plus
uUra; summit &c. 210.
cygne noir; philosopher's stone; chrys-
olite. Koh-i-noor.
651. Imperfection. — N. imperfec-
tion; imperfectness &c. adj,; deficiency;
inadequacy &c. (insufficienaj)'MO; pec-
cancy &c. (badness) 649; immaturity
&c. 674.
fault, defect, weak point; screw loose;
flaw &c. (break) 70; gap &c. 198; twist
&c. 243; taint, attainder; bar sinister,
?05
660 — 663
VOLITION
v.(D
model, standard, pattern, mirror, ad-
mirable Crichton; trump, very prince of.
masterpiece, superexcellence &c. (good-
ness) 648; transcendence &c. {superior-
ity) 33.
V. be -perfect &c. adj.; transcend Ac.
(be supreme) 33.
bring to perfection, perfect, ripen,
mature; complete &c. 729; put in trim
&c. (prepare) 673; maturate.
Adj. perfect, faultless; inde-fective,
-ficient, -fectible; immaculate, spotless,
impeccable; free from -imperfection &c.
651; un-blemished, -injured &c. 659;
sound, - as a roach; in perfect condition;
scathless, intact, harmless; seaworthy
&c. (safe) 644; right as a trivet; in
seipso totus teres aique rotundus [Hor.];
consummate &c. (complete) 52; finished
&c. 729.
best &c. (good) 648; model, standard;
inimitable, unparagoned, unparalleled
&c. (supreme) 33; superhuman, divine;
beyond all praise &c. (approbalion) 931;
sanspeur et sans reproche.
Adv. to perfection; perfectly &c. adj,;
ad unguem; clean, - as a whistle.
Phr. " let us go on unto perfection " [ Hebrews
vi, 1]; " the perfection of art is to conceal art "
[Quintilian].
hole in one's coat; blemish Ac.
weakness &c. 160; half blood; shi
coming &c. 304; drawback; seamy A
mediocrity; no great -shakes, - ca
not much to boast of; one-horse shay.
V. be -imperfect Ac. adj.; have m
-defect Ac. n. ; lie under a disadvantag^i^
spring a leak.
not -, barely- pass muster; fall shorl
Ac. 304.
Adj. imperfect; not -perfect Ac. 6501 ^
de-ficient, -fective; faulty, unsound,
tainted; out of -order, - tune; cracked.,
leaky; sprung; warped Ac. (distort) 243 j;
lame; injured Ac. (deterioraied) 659;
peccant Ac. (bad) 649; frail Ac. (tDeoAr^j
160; inadequate Ac. (insufficient) 640p\
crude Ac. (unprepared) 674; incom-^
plete Ac. 53; found wanting; below par;!
short-handed; below -, unaer- its full I
-strength, - complement.
indifferent, middling, ordinary, me-
diocre; average Ac. 29; so-so; coud'
coudy milk and water; tolerable, fair,
passable; pretty -well, - good; rather
-, moderately- good; good -, well-
enough; decent; not -bad, - amiss; in-
objectionable, admissible, bearable, only
better than nothing.
secondary, inferior; second-rate, -best;
one-horse [U. S.].
Adv. almost Ac; to a limited extent, rather Ac. 32; pretty, moderately;
only, considering, all things considered, enough.
Phr. 8urgU amari ali^id.
662. Cleanness. — N. cleanness Ac.
adj.; purity; cleaning Ac. v.; purifica-
tion, defecation Ac. v. ; purgation, lustra-
tion; de-, abs-tersion; epuration, mun-
dationt, ablution, lavation, colaturef;
disinfection Ac. v.; drain-, sepi^er-age.
lavatory, laundry, waahhouse; wash-
erwoman, laundress, dhobi, laundryman,
washerman; scavenger, dustman, sweep;
white wings [Local U. S.].
brush; broom, besom, mop, rake, shov-
el, sieve, riddle, screen, filter; blotter.
napkin, cloth, maukin f, malkin f,
Handkerchief, towel, sudary; doyley,
doily, duster, sponge, mop, swab.
cover, drugget.
wash, lotion, detergent, cathartic,
purgative; purifier Ac. v,; disinfectant;
aperient; benz-ene, -ine, -ol, -olin;
bleaching powder, chloride of lime,
dentifrice, deobstruent, laxative.
V. be -, render- olean Ac. adj.
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663. Uncleanness. — N. unclean-
ness Ac. adj.; impurity; inmiundi-ty,
-city; impurity Ac. [of mind] 961.
defilement, contamination Ac. v.; de-
foedationt; soil-ure, -inessf; abomina-
tion; leaven; taint, -ure f; fetor Ac. 401.
decay; putre-scence, -faction; corrup-
tion; mold, must, mildew, dry rot, mu-
cor, rubigo \.
slovenry; slovenUness Ac. adj.; squa-
lor.
dowdy, drab, slut, malkin, slattern,
sloven, slammerkin t, slammock, slum-
mock, scrub, draggle-tail, mudlark, dust-
man, sweep; beast.
dirt, filth, soil, slop; dust, cobweb,
flue; smoke, soot, smudge, smut, grime,
rafif; sossle, sozzle.
sordes, dregs, grounds, lees; argol;
sedi-, settle-ment; heeltap; dross, -iness;
mother ti precipitate, sconce, ashes, cin-
ders, recrement, slag; scum, froth.
ir.a)n
SUBSERVIENCE TO ENDS
662 — 665
dean, -ae; mundifyfi rinse, wring,
flush, fuU, wipe, mop, sponge, scour,
firab, scrub, brush up.
wash, lave, launder, buck; abs-f; dc-
tage; decrassify; clear, purify; de-
purate, -spumate, -fecate; purge, expur-
gate, elutriate, lixiviate, edulcorate,
clarify, refine, rack; fil-ter, -trate; drain,
strain.
disinfect, fumigate, ventilate, deodo-
rise; whitewash; castrate, emasculate.
sift, winnow, pick, weed, comb, rake,
brush, sweep.
rout ~, clear -, sweep Ac- out; make
a clean sweep of.
Adj. clean, -ly; pure; immaculate;
spot-, stain-, taint-less; trig; without a
stain, un-stained, -spotted, -soiled,
-sullied, -tainted, -infected; sweet, - as
a nut.
neat, spruce, tidy, trim, gimp, clean
as a new penny, like a cat in pattens;
cleaned &c. v. ; kempt.
abstergent, cathartic, cleansing, puri-
fying.
Adv. neatly &c.adj. ; clean as a whistle.
hogwash; ditch-, dish-, bilge- water;
rinsings, cheeseparings; sweepings &c.
(useless refuse) 645; off-, out-scourings;
off scum; cajmt mortuum, residuum,
sprue, fecula, clinker, draff; scurf, -iness;
exuviae, morphea; fur, -fur; dandruff,
tartar.
riffraff; vermin, louse, flea, . bug,
chinch.
mud, mire, quagmire, alluvium, silt,
sludge, slime, slush, slosh, sposh [U. S.].
spawn, offal, gurry [U. S.]; lientery;
garbage, carrion; excreta &c. 299; slough,
peccant humor, pus, matter, suppura-
tion, lienteria; fseces, excrement, ordure,
dung; sew-, sewer-age; muck; coprolite;
guano, manure, compost.
dunghill, coUuvies, mixen, midden,
bog, laystall, sink, privy, jakes; cess,
-pool; smnp, sough, cloaca, latrines,
drain, sewer, common sewer; Cloacina;
dust hole.
sty, pigsty, lair, den, Augean stable,
sink of corruption; slum, rookery.
V. be -, become- unclean &c. adj.;
rot, putrefy, fester, rankle, reek; stink
&c. 401 ; mold, -er; go -bad &c. adj. '
render -unclean &c. adj,; dirt, -y; soil, smoke, tarnish, slaver, spot, smear;
daub, blot, blur, smudge, smutch, smirch; begrease; d-, dr-abble, -aggie;
spatter, slubber; be-smear &c., -mire, -slime, -grime, -foul; splash, stain,
distain, maculate, sully, pollute, defile, debase, contaminate, taint, leaven;
corrupt &c. (injure) 659; cover with -dust &c. n.; drabble in the mud;
roil.
wallow in the mire; slob-, slab-ber.
Adj. unclean, dirty, filthy, grimy; soiled &c. v,; not to be handled with kid
gloves; dusty, snuffy, smutty, sooty, smoky; thick, turbid, dreggy; slimy;
mussy [U. S.].
uncleanly, slovenly, untidy, sluttish, dowdy, draggle-tailed; un-combed,
-kempt, -scoured, -swept, -wiped, -washed, -strained, -purified; squalid;
lutose, slammocky, slummocky, sozzly.
nasty, coarse, foul, impure, offensive, abominable, beastly, reeky, reechy;
fetid &c. 401.
moldy, musty, mildewed, rusty, moth-eaten, mucid, rancid, bad, gone
bad, etercoral, lentiginous, touched, fusty, effete, reasty, rotten, corrupt,
tainted, high, flyblown, maggoty; putr-id, -ef active, -escent, -efied; sapro-
gen-ic, -ous; purulent, carious, peccant; fec-al, -ulent; stercoraceous, excre-
mentitious; sciu-fy, impetiginous; gory, bloody; rotting &c. v,; rotten as -a
pear, - cheese.
crapulous &c. (intemperate) 954; gross &c. (impure in mind) 961 ; fimetarious,
fimicolous.
Phr. " they that touch pitch will be defiled " [Much Ado About Nothing],
664. Health. — N. health, sanity ;
soundness Ac. adj.; vigor; good -, per-
fect -, excellent ~, rude -, robust- heaJth ;
bloom* mens sana in corpore sano; Hy-
666. Disease. — N. disease; illness,
sickness &c. adj.; ailing &c. v.; " all the
ills that flesh is heir to" [Hamlei];
morb-idity, -osity f; infirmity, ailment.
664 — 665
VOLITION
V.(Dn
indisposition; complaint, disorder, mal-
ady; distemper, -ature.
visitation, attack, seizure, stroke, fit.
delicacy, loss of health, invalidation,
cachexy; cachexia, atrophy, marasmus;
indigestion, dyspepsia; decay Ac. (dete-
rioration) 659; decline, consumption,
palsy, paralysis, prostration.
taint, pollution, infection, septicity;
epi-, en-demic; murrain, plague, pesti-
lence, virus, pox.
sore, ulcer, abscess, fester, boil; pimple
&c. (swelling) 250; carbuncle, gathering,
imposthume, peccant humor, issue; rot,
canker, cancer, carcinoma, caries, mor-
tification, corruption, gangrene, spha-
celus, sphacelation, leprosy, eruption,
rash, breaking out.
fever, calenture; inflammation,
ague, angina pectoris, appendicitis;
Asiatic -, spasmodic- cholera; biliary cal
cuius, black death; blennorrh-agia, -oea;
blood poisoning, bloodstroke, bloody
flux, brash; breakbone -, dengue -, ma-
larial- fever; bronchocele, canker rash,
cardialgia, carditis; cholera, -asphyxia;
chlorosis, chorea, cynanche, dartre;
enanthem, -a; erysipelas; exanthem, -a;
gallstone, goiter, gonorrhea, green sick-
ness, grip, grippe, hay fever, heartburn,
heaves, hernia, hemorrhoids, herpes, itch,
king's evil, lockjaw, measles, necrosis, pertussis, phthisis, piles, pneumonia,
psora, pyaemia, pyrosis, quinsy, rachitis, ringworm, rubeola, rupture, St.
Vitus's dance, scabies, scarlatina, scarlet fever, scrofula, seasickness, struma,
syntexis, tetanus, tetter, tonsilitis, tracheocele, trachoma, trismus, varicella,
varicosis, variola, water qualm, whooping cough; yellow-fever, -jack.
fatal &c. (hopeless) 859- -disease &c. ; dangerous illness, galloping consump-
tion, churchyard cough; general breaking up, break up of the system.
[Disease of mind] idiocy Ac. 499; insanity &c. 503.
martyr to disease; cripple; " the halt the lame and the blind "; valet udi-
nar-y, -ian; invalid, patient, case; sick-room, -chamber.
Science of disease] path-, eti-, nos-ology.
Veterinary] anthrax, bighead; black-leg, -quarter; cattle plague, glanders,
mange, milk sickness; quarter-evil, -ill; rinderpest.
V. be -ill &c. adj.; ail, suffer, labor under, be affected with, complain of;
droop, flag, languish, halt; sicken, peak, pine; gasp,
keep one's bed; feign sickness &c. (falsehood) 544.
lay -by, - up; take -, catch — a disease &c. n., - an infection; break
out.
Adj. diseased; ailing &c. v,; ill, - of; taken ill, seized with; indisposed, un-
well, sick, squeamish, poorly, seedy; affected -, afflicted- with illness; laid up,
confined, bedridden, invalided, in hospital, on the sick list; out of -health,
- sorts; under the weather [U. S.]; valetudinary.
un-sound, -healthy; sickly, morbose, healthless, infirm, chlorotic, unbraced
drooping, flagging, lame, crippled, halting.
morbid, tainted, vitiated, peccant, contaminated, poisoned, tabid, mangy,
leprous, cankered; rotten, ^ to, - at- the core; withered, palsied, paralytic;
208
geia; incorrupti-on, -bility ; good state -,
clean bill- of health; eupepsia; eupho-
ria, -y; St. Anthony's fire.
V. be in health &c. od;.; bloom,
flourish.
keep -body and soul together, - on
one's legs; enjoy -good, - a good state
of- health; have a clean bill of health.
return to health; recover &c. 660; get
better &c. (improve) 658; take a -new, -
fresh- lease of life; recruit; restore to
health; cure &c. (restore) 660; tinker.
Adj. health-y, -ful; in -health &c. n.;
well, soimd, hearty, hale, fresh, green,
whole; florid, flush, hardy, stanch,
staimch, brave, robust, vigorous, wea-
therproof.
\m-scathed, -injured, -maimed, -mar-
red, -tainted; sound of wind and limb,
safe and sound.
on one's legs; sound as a -roach, -
bell; fresh as -a daisy, - a rose, - April;
hearty as a buck ; in -fine, - high- feather ;
in -good case, - full bloom; pretty bob-
bish, tolerably well, as well as can be
expected.
saiiitary &c. (health-giving) 656; sana-
tory &c. (remedial) 662.
Phr. ** health that snuffs the morning air **
(Grainger] ; non est vivere sed valere vita [Martial].
V. (I) II
SUBSERVIENCE TO ENDS
666 — 669
dyspeptic; luetic, pneumonic, pulmonic, phthisic, rachitic; syntectic, -al;
tabetic, varicose.
touched in the wind, broken-winded, spavined, gasping; hors de combat &c.
(iiselesa) 645.
weak-ly, -ened Ac. (weak) 160; decrepit; decayed &c. (deteriorated) 659;
incurable &c. (hopeless) 859; in declining health; cranky; in a bad way, in
danger, prostrate; moribund &c. (death) 360.
morbific &c. 657; epi-, en-demic; zymotic.
666. Salubrity. — N. salubrity;
healthiness &c. adj.
fine -air, - climate; eudiometer.
[Preservation of health] hygiene; vale-
tudinarian, -ism; sanitarian; sanitari-
um, sanitorium.
V. be -salubrious &c. adj.; agree with;
assimilate &c. 23.
Adj. salu-brious, -tar>, -tiferous;
wholesome; health-y, -ful; sanitary,
prophylactic, benign, bracing, tonic, in-
vigorating, good for, nutritious; hyg-
eian, -ienic.
in-noxious, -nocuous, -nocent; harm-
less, uninjurious, uninfectious.
sanative &c. (remedial) 662; restor-
ative &c. (reinstate) 660; useful &c. 644.
668. Improvement. — N. improve-
ment; a-, melioration; betterment;
mend, amendment, emendation; mend-
ing &c. v.; advancement; advance &c.
(jyrogress) 282; ascent &c. 305; promo-
tion, preferment; elevation &c. 307;
increase &c. 85; cultiv-, civiliz-ation;
cidture, march of intellect; mentieul-
ture; race-culture, eugenics.
reform, -ation; revision, radical re-
form; second thoughts, correction, limos
labor y refinement, elaboration; purifica-
tion &c. 652; oxidation; repair &c. (res-
toration) 660; recovery Ac. 660.
revise, new edition.
reformer, radical.
V. improve; be -, become -, get- bet-
ter; mend, amend.
advance &c. (progress) 282; ascend
&c. 305; increase &c. 35; fructify, ripen,
mature; pick up, come about, rally, take
a favorable turn; turn -over a new leaf,
- the comer; raise one's head, sow one's
wild oats; recover &c. 660.
be -better &c. adj., - improved by;
turn to -right, - good, - best- account;
profit by, reap the benefit of; make -good
use of, - capital out of; place to good
account.
render better, improve, mend, amend.
667. Insalubrity. — N. insalubrity;
unhealthiness &c. adj.; nonnaturals;
plague spot; malaria &c. (poison) 663;
death in the pot, contagion; toxicity.
Adj. insalubrious; un-healthy, -whole-
some; noxious, noisome; morbi-fic,
-ferous; mephitic, septic, azotic, dele-
terious; pesti-lent, -ferous, -lential;
virulent, venomous, envenomed, poison-
ous, toxic, toxiferous, narcotic.
contagious, infectious, catching, tak-
ing, epidemic, zymotic; epizootic.
innutritions, indigestible, ungenial;
uncongenial &c. (disagreeing) 24.
deadly &c. (killing) 361.
669. Deterioration. — N. deteriora-
tion, debasement; wane, ebb; recession
&c. 287; retrogradation &c. 283; de-
crease &c. 36.
degenera-cy, -tion, -teness; degrada-
tion; dcprav-ation, -ement; devolution;
depravity &c. 945; demoralization, re-
trogression; masochism.
impairment, inquination f, injury,
damage, loss, detriment, delaceration t,
outrage, havoc, inroad, ravage, scath;
perversion, prostitution, vitiation, dis-
coloration, oxidation, pollution, defceda-
tion t, poisoning, venenation f, leaven,
contamination, canker, corruption, adul-
teration, alloy.
decl-ine, -ension, -ination ; decaden-ce,
-cy; falling off &c. v.; caducity, decrepi-
tude.
decay, dilapidation, ravages of time,
wear and tear; cor-, e-rosion; moldi-,
rotten-ness; moth and rust, dry rot,
blight, marasmus, atrophy, collapse;
disorganization; delabrement &c. (de-
struction) 162; aphid, Aphis, plant louse,
puceron; vine-fretter, -grub.
wreck, mere wreck, honeycomb, mag-
ni nominis umbra; jade, plug, racka-
bones [U. S.], skate [U. S.]; tack-cy, -y
[U. S.].
668 — 669
VOLITION
V. a)n
better; a-, meliorate; correct; decras-
sify.
improve -, refine- upon; rectify; en-
rich, mellow, elaborate, fatten.
promote, cultivate, advance, forward,
enhance; bring -forward, - on; foster
&c. 707; invigorate &c. (strengthen) 159.
touch -, rub -, brush -, furbish -,
bolster -, vamp -, brighten -, warm- up;
polish, cook, make the most of, set off to
advantage; prune; repair &c. (restore)
660; put in order &c. (arrange) 60.
review, revise; make -corrections, -
improvements &c. n.; doctor &c. (rem-
edy) 662 ; purify &c. 652.
relieve, refresh, infuse new blood into,
recruit.
re-form, -model, -organize; new mod-
el.
view in a new light, think better of,
appeal from Philip drunk to Philip
sober.
palliate, mitigate; lessen &c. 36- an
evil.
Adj. improving &c. v.; progressive,
improved &c. v,; better, - off, - for; all
the better for; better advised.
reform-, emend-atory; reparatory Ac.
(restorative) 660; remedial &c. 662.
corrigible, imprqyable; accultural.
Adv. on -consideration, - reconsidera-
tion, - second thoughts, - better advice;
ad melius inquirendum.
Phr. urhem latericiam invenit mannoream
reUquit,
V. be -, become- -worse, - deterio-
rated &c. adj,; have seen better days,
deteriorate, degenerate, fall off; wane
&c. (decrease) 36; ebb; retrograde Ac,
283; decline, droop; go down Ac. (sink)
306; go -downhill, - on from bad to
worse, - farther and fare worse; jump
out of the frying pan into the fire.
run to -seed, - waste; swale f, sweal f ;
lapse, be the worse for; sphacelate:
break, - down; spring a leak, crack,
start; shrivel &c. (contract) 195; fade, go
ofif, wither, molder, rot, rankle, decay,
go bad; go to -, fall into- decay; " fall
into the sear and yellow leaf," rust,
crumble, shake; totter, - to its fall; per-
ish &c. 162; die &c. 360.
[Render less good] deteriorate; weak-
en &c. 160; put back; taint, infect, con-
taminate, poison, empoison, envenom,
canker, corrupt, exulcerate t, pollute,
vitiate, inquinate t; de-, em-base f; de-
naturalize, leaven; de-flower, -bauch,
-file, -prave, -grade; ulcerate; stain &c.
(dirt) 653; discolor; alloy, adulterat<?,
sophisticate, tamper with, prejudice.
pervert, prostitute, demoralize, bru-
talize; render vicious &c. 945.
embitter, acerbate, aggravate.
injure, impair, labefy, damage, harm,
hurt, shend, scath, spoil, mar, despoil,
dilapidate, waste; overrun; ravage; pil-
lage &c. 791.
wound, stab, pierce, maim, lame, sur-
bate t, cripple, hough, hamstring, hit be-
tween wind and water, scotch, mangle,
mutilate, disfigure, blemish, deface, warp.
blight, rot; cor-, e-rode; wear -away, - out; gnaw, - at the root of; sap,
mine, undermine, shake, sap the foundations of, break up; dis-organize, -man-
tle, -mast; destroy &c. 162.
damnify &c. (aggrieve) 649; do one's worst; knock down; deal a blow to;
play -havoc, - sad havoc, - the mischief, - the deuce, - the very devil- -with,
- among; decimate.
Adj. unimproved &c. (improve &c. 658); deteriorated Ac. v.; altered, -
for the worse; injured Ac. t;.; sprung; withering, spoiling Ac. v.; on the -wane,
- decline; tabid; degenerate; marescent; worse; the -, all the- worse for; out
of -repair, - tune; imperfect Ac. 651; the worse for wear; battered; weath-
er-ed, -beaten; stale, passi^ shaken, dilapidated, frayed, faded, wilted, shabby,
secondhand, threadbare; worn, - to- -a thread, - a shadow, - the stump, -
rags; reduced, - to a skeleton; far gone; tacky [U. S.].
decayed Ac. v,; moth-, worm-eaten; mildewed, rusty, moldy, spotted,
seedy, time-worn, moss-grown; discolored; effete, wasted, crumbling, mold-
ering, rotten, cankered, blighted, tainted; depraved Ac. (vicious) 945; de-
crep-id, -it; broken down; done, - for, ~ up; worn out, used up; fit for the
-dust hole, - waste-paper basket; past work Ac. (useless) 645.
at a low ebb, in a bad way, on one's last legs; undermined, deciduous;
1 nodding to its fall A^. (destruction) 162; tottering Ac. (dangerou.^) 665: paf.t
V. (I) n SUBSERVIENCE TO ENDS 669 — 663
cure &o. (hopeless) 859; fatigued &c. 688; retrograde &c. (retrogressive) 283;
deleterious &c. 649.
Phr. out of the frying pan into the fire; cegrescU medendo; " what a falling off was
there! " [Hamkt].
661. Relapse. — N. relapse, lapse;
falling back &c. v.; retrogradation &c.
(retrogression) 283; deterioration &c.
659.
[Return to, or recurrence of a bad
state] backsliding, recidivationf; recidiv-
ism, -ity; recrudescence.
V. relapse, lapse; fall -, slide -, sink-
back; return; retrograde &c. 283; recid-
ivate; fall off Ac. 659- again.
660. Sestoration. — N. restor-ation,
-al;re-instatement, -placement, -habili-
tation, -establishment, -constitution,
-construction; reproduction &c. 163; re-
novation, -newal; reviv-al, -escence,
-iscence; refreshment &c. 689; re-susci-
tation, -animation, -vivification, -vic-
tion t; Phenix; reorganization.
renaissance, second youth, rejuvenes-
cence, new birth; regenera-tion, -cy,
-teness; palingenesis, reconversion.
redress, retrieval, reclamation, recovery; convalescence; resiunption, r^
sumption; sanativeness. ;
recurrence &c. (repetition) 104; r^cfiauffi, rifaxdmento.
cure, recuret, sanation t; healing &c. v.; redintegration; rectification; in-
stauration.
repair, reparation; recruiting &c. v.; cicatrization; disinfection; tinkering.
reaction; redemption &c. (deliverance) 672; restitution &c. 790; relief Ac.
834.
tinker, cobbler; vis medicairix &c. (remedy) 662.
curableness.
V. return to the original state; recover, rally, revive; come -to, - round, -
to oneself; pull through, weather the storm, be oneself again; get -well, -
round, - the better of, - over, - about; rise from -one's ashes, - the grave; sur-
vive &c. (oudioe) 110; resiune, reappear; come to, - life again; livfe -, rise-
again.
heal, skin over, cicatrize; right itself.
restore, put back, place in statu quo; re-instate, -place, -seat, -habilitate,
-'establish, -estate, -install.
re-construct, -build, -organize, -constitute; reconvert; re-new, -novate;
regenerate; rejuvenate.
re-deem, -claim, -cover, -trieve; rescue &c. (deliver) 672.
redress, recure; cure, heal, remedy, doctor, physic, medicate; break of;
bring round, set on one's legs.
re-suscitate, -vive, -animate, -vivify, -call to life; reproduce &c. 163; warm
up; reinvigorate, refresh &c. 689.
redintegrate, make whole; recoup &c. 790; make -good, - all square; rectify;
put -, set- -right, - to rights, -» straight; set up, correct; put in order &c. (ar-
range) 60; refit, recruit; fill up, - the ranks; reinforce.
repair; put in -repair, - thorough repair, - complete repair; retouch, botch,
vamp, tinker, cobble; do -, patch, - plaster -, vamp- up; darn, finedraw,
heelpiece; stop a gap, stanch, staunch, caulk, calk, careen, splice, bind up
wounds.
Adj. restored Ac. v.] redivivus, convalescent; in a fair way; none the worse;
rejuvenated.
restoring &c. v,\ restorative, recuperative; sana-, repara-tive, -tory; cura-
tive, remedial.
restor-, recover-, san-, remedi-, retriev-, cur-able.
Adv. in statu quo; as you were.
Phr. revenons d nos moulons; nUdecin, gu^ris-toi toi-mhne; vestigia nuUa retroraum [Horace].
662. Remedy. — N. remedy, help, re- 663. Bane. — N. bane, curse; evil
dress; anthelmintic; anti-febnle, -poi- &c. 619; hurtfulxves^ &i. ^QA't\«s!»i\ ^i^'
— 663
VOLITION
V. (I) n
painf Illness &c. (cav^e of pain) 830;
scourge Ac. (punishment) 975; damnosa
hereditas; white elephant.
sting, fang, thorn, tang, bramble,
brier, nettle.
poison, leaven, virus, venom; arsenic,
Prussic acid, antimony, tartar emetic,
strychnine, nicotine; miasm, mephitis,
malaria, azote, sewer gas; pest.
Albany hemp, arsenious -oxide, - acid;
bichloride of mercury; carbonic acid,
- gas; choke damp, corrosive sublimate,
fire damp; hydrocyan-ic acid, -ide;
marsh gas, nux vomica, ratsbane.
rust, worm, helminth, moth, moth
and rust, fungus, mildew; dry rot;
canker, -worm; cancer; torpedo; viper
&c. {evil doer) 913; demon &c. 980.
hemlock, hellebore, nightshade, bella-
donna, henbane, aconite; banewort,
bhang, ganja, hashish; Upas tree.
[Science of poisons] toxicology.
Adj. baneful &c, (had) 649; poisonous
&c. {unwholesome) 657.
Phr. hibere venerium in auro.
son, -spasmodic; bracer, faith cure,
helminthagogue, lithagogue, pick-me-
up, stimulant, tonic, vermifuge, anti-
dote, counterpoison, prophylactic, an-
tiseptic, corrective, restorative; sedative
Ac. 174; palUative; febrifuge; alter-ant,
-ative; specific; emetic, carminative;
Nepenthe, Mithridate.
cure; radical -, perfect ~, certain-
cure; sovereign remedy.
physic, medicine. Galenicals, simples,
drug, potion, draught, dose, pill, bolus,
electuary; linct-us, -ure; medicament;
pharmacon.
nostrum, receipt, recipe, prescription;
catholicon, panacea, elixir, elixir vitoBj
philosopher's stone; balm, balsam, cor-
dial, theriac, ptisan.
agueweed, arnica, benzoin, bitartrate
of potash, boneset, calomel, catnip, cin-
chona, cream of tartar, Epsom salts; fe-
ver-root, -wort; friar's balsam, Indian
sage; ipecac, -uanha; jonquil, mercu-
rous chloride, Peruvian bark; quin-ine,
-quina; sassafras, yarrow.
salve, ointment, cerate, oil, lenitive,
lotion, cosmetic; plaster; epithem, embrocation, Uniment, cataplasm, sina-
pism, arquebusade, traumatic, vulnerary, pepastic, poultice, collyrium, de-
pilatory; emplastrum; eyewater, vesicatory.
compress, pledget; bandage &c. {support) 215.
treatment, medical treatment, regimen; diet-ary, -etics; vis medicairixy -
naturcd; midedne expectante; bloodletting, bleeding, venesection, phlebotomy,
cupping, sanguisuge, leeches; operation, surgical operation.
pharma-cy, -cology, -ceutics; acology, Materia Medica, therapeutics,
posology; home-, all-, heter-, oste-, hydr-opathy; cold water cure; dietetics;
sur-, chirur-gery; healing art, leechcraft; ortho-pedy, -praxy; dentistry,
midwifery, obstetrics; tocology; pharmacopoeia; sarcology.
hospital, infirmary; pest-, lazar-house; lazaretto; lock hospital; maison de
santi; ambulance; dispensary; dispensatory, drug store, Hdtel des Invalides;
sanatarium, spa, pump room, well; hospice; Red Cross.
doctor, physician, surgeon; medical -, general- practitioner ; medical at-
tendant, apothecary, druggist; leech; osteopath, .-ist; iEsculapius, Hip-
pocrates, Galen; accoucheur ^ accoucheuse ^ midwife, oculist, aurist; operator;
nurse, monthly nurse, sister; dresser; bonesetter; pharma-ceutist, -cist,
-copolist.
V. apply a -remedy &c. n. ; doctor, dose, physic, nurse, minister to,
attend, dress the wounds, plaster; prevent &c. 706; relieve &c. 834; pal-
Uate &c. 658; restore &c. 660; drench with physic; bleed, cup, let blood;
manicure.
Adj. remedial; restorative Ac. 660; corrective, palUative, healing; sana-
tory, -tive; prophylactic; salutiferous Ac. {salutary) 656; medic-al, -inal ;
therapeutic, chirurgical, epuloticf, paregoric, tonic, corroborant, analeptic,
balsamic, anodyne, hypnotic, neurotic, narcotic, sedative, lenitive, demulcent,
emollient; depuratory; deter-sive, -gent; abstersive, disinfectant, febrifugal,
alterative; traumatic, vulnerary.
all-, heter-, home-, hydr-opathic; anthelmintic; anti-febile, -luetic; aperi-
eot, cbaJybeate, deobstruent, depurative, laxative, roborant.
v.a)n
SUBSERVIENCE TO ENDS
662 — 866
dietetic, alimentary; nutrit-ions, -ive; peptic; alexi-pharmic, -teric; rem-
edi-, cur-able.
5. Contingent Subservience
664. Safety. — N. safety, security,
surety, impregnability; invulnera-bility,
-bleness Ac. adj.; danger -past, - over;
storm blown over; coast clear; escape
Ac. 671 ; means of escape; blow-, safety-,
snifting-valve; safeguard, palladium.
guardian-, ward-, warden-ship; tute-
lage, custody, safe-keeping; preservation
Ac. 670; protection, auspices.
safe-conduct, escort, convoy; guard,
shield Ac. (defense) 717; guardian angel;
tutelary -god, - deity, - saint; genius
loci.
protector, guardian; ward-en, -er;
preserver, custodian, duenna, chaperon,
third person.
watch-, ban-dog; Cerberus; watch-,
patrol-, police-man; cop *, peeler, zarp;
sentinel, sentry, scout Ac. (warning)
668; garrison; guardship.
[Means of safety] refuge Ac. anchor
Ac. 666; precaution Ac. (preparation)
673; quarantine, cordon sanitaire. [Sense
of security] confidence Ac. 858.
V. be -safe Ac. adj.; keep one's head
above water, tide over, save one's bacon;
ride out ~, weather- the storm; light
upon one's feet; bear a charmed life;
escape Ac. 671.
make -, render- -safe Ac. adj.; pro-
tect; take care of Ac. (care) 459; pre-
serve Ac. 670; cover, screen, shelter,
shroud, flank, ward; guard Ac. (defend)
717; secure Ac. (restrain) 751; intrench,
fence round Ac. (circumscribe) 229;
house, nestle, ensconce; take charge of.
escort, convoy; garrison; watch,
mount guard, patrol.
make assurance doubly sure Ac. (cau-
tion) 864; take up a loose thread; take
precautions Ac. (prepare for) 673;
double reef topsails.
seek safety; take -, find- shelter Ac.
666.
Adj. safe, secure, sure; in -safety, -
security; on the safe side; under the
-shield of, - shade of, - wing of, - shad-
ow of one's wing; under -cover, - lock
and key; out of -danger, - the meshes.
666. Danger. — N. danger, peril, in-^
security, jeopardy, risk, hazard, ven-*
ture, precariousness, slipperiness; in-
stabiUty Ac. 149; defenselessness Ac. adj.
exposure Ac. (liability) 177; vulner-
abihty; vulnerable point, heel of Achil-^
les; forlorn hope Ac. (hopelessness) 859.
[Dangerous course] leap in the dark
Ac. (rashness) 863; road to ruin, facilis-
descensus Avemi [Vergil], hairbreadth
escape.
cause for alarm; source of danger Ac.
667. [Approach of danger] rock -,
breakers- ahead; storm brewing; clouds
-in the horizon, - gathering; warning
Ac. 668; alarm Ac. 669. [Sense of dan-
ger] apprehension Ac. 860.
V. be -in danger Ac. adj. ; be exposed
to -, run into -, incur -, encounter-
-danger Ac. n.; run a risk; lay oneself
open to Ac. (liability) 177; lean on -,
trust to- a broken reed; feel the ground
shding from under one, have to run for
it; have the -chances, -odds- against one.
hang by a thread, totter; sleep -,
stand- on a volcano; sit on a barrel of
gunpowder, five in a glass house.
bring -, place -, put- in -danger Ac.
n.; endanger, expose to danger, imperil;
jeopard, -ize; compromise; sail too near
the wind Ac. (rash) 863.
adventure, risk, hazard, venture^
stake, set at hazard; run the gauntlet ,
Ac. (dare) 861 ; engage in a forlorn hope.
threaten Ac. 909- danger; run one
hard; lay a trap for Ac. (deceive) 545.
Adj. in -danger Ac. n.; endangered
Ac. v.; fraught with danger; danger-,
hazard-, peril-, pari-, pericul-ous t; un-
safe, unprotected Ac. (safe, protect Ac.
664); insecure, untrustworthy; built up-
on sand, on a sandy basis; wild-cat.
defense-, fence-, guard-, harbor-less;
unshielded; vulnerable, expugnable, ex-
posed; open to Ac. (liable) 177.
aux aboisy at bay; on -the wrong side
of the wall, - a lee shore, - the rocks.
at stake, in question; precarious, crit-
ical, ticklish; sliy-^r^^ -^'^\ \j4»siSBP2iS|,
664 — 668
VOLITION
V. a) n
- harm's way; on sure ground, at anchor,
high and dry, above water; un-threat-
ened, -molested; protected Ac. v.; ca-
vendo tvJLus; panoplied &c. {defended)
717.
snug, seaworthy; weather-, water-,
fire-proof.
defensible, tenable, proof against, in-
vulnerable; un-assailable, -attackable;
im-pregnable, -perdible f; inexpugnable;
Achillean.
safe and sound &c. (preserved) 670;
harmless; scathless &c. (perfect) 650;
unhazarded; not -dangerous &c. 665.
protecting &c. v.; guardian, tutelary;
preservative &c. 670; trustworthy &c.
S39.
Adv. ex abundanti cauteld; with im-
punity.
Phr. all's well; sahfa rea est; siuwe mari
magno; d couvert; e terra aUeriua spectare labo-
rem [Lucretius]; Dieu vous garde.
666. [Means of safety.] Refuge. —
N. refuge, sanctuary, retreat, fastness;
acropolis; keep, last resort; ward; prison
&c. 752; asylum, ark, home, refuge for
the destitute; almshouse; hiding place
&c. (ambush) 530; sanctum sanctorum
&c. (privacy) 893.
roadstead, anchorage; breakwater,
mole, port, haven; harbor, ~ of ref-
uge; seaport; pier, jetty, embankment,
quay.
covert, shelter, screen, lee wall, wing,
shield, umbrella; dashboard, dasher
[U. S.].
wall &c. (indosUre) 232; fort &c. (de-
fense) 717.
anchor, kedge; grap-nel, -pling iron;
sheet anchor, kiUick; mainstay; sup-
port &c. 215; check &c. 706; ballast.
jury mast; vent-peg; safety -valve, - lamp; lightning conductor.
means of escape &c. (escape) 671; lifeboat, swimming belt, cork jacket;
parachute, plank, steppingstone.
safeguard &c. (protection) 664.
V. seek - take -, find- refuge Ac. n,; seek -, find- safety &c. 664; throw
oneself into the arms of; break for taller timber [U. S.].
Phr. bibere venerium in auro; valet anchora virtiis.
668. Warning. — N. warning, caution, caveat; notice &c. (information)
527; premoni-tion, -shment; prediction &c. 511; contraindication, lesson, de-
hortation; admonition, monition; alarm &c. 669.
handwriting on the wall, tekel upharsiny yellow flag; fog-signal, -horn; siren;
momtor, warning voice, Cassandra, signs of the times. Mother Gary's chickens,
214
by a thread &c. v.\ with a halter round
one's neck; between -the hanuner and
the anvil, - Scylla and Charybdis, - two
fires; on the -edge, - brink, - verge of
a- -precipice, - volcano; in the lion's
den, on slippery ground, \mder fire; not
out of the wood.
un-wamed, -admonished, -advised;
unprepared &c. 674; off one's guard &c.
(inezpectant) 508.
tottering; un-stable, -steady; shaky,
top-heavy, tumble-down, ramshackle,
crumbUng, water-logged; help-, guide-
less; in a bad way; reduced to -, at- the
last extremity; trembling in the balance;
nodding to its fall &c. (destruction) 162.
threatening &c. 909; ominous, ill-
omened; alarming Ac. (fear) 860; ex-
plosive.
adventurous &c. (rash) 863, (bold)
861.
Phr. incidtt in Scyllam qui vuU vitare Chan
rybdim; nam tua res agitur paries dum proa^
imus ardet,
•
667. [Source of danger.] Pitfall. —
N. rocks, reefs, coral reef, sunken rocks,
snags; sands, quicksands; syrt, -is;
Goodwin sands, sandy foundation; slip-
pery ground; breakers, shoals, shallows,
bank, shelf, flat, lee shore, ironbound
coast; rock -, breakers- ahead.
precipice; maelstrom, volcano; am-
bush &c. 530; pitfall, trapdoor; trap Ac.
(snare) 545.
sword of Damocles; wolf at the door,
snake in the grass, death in the pot;
latency Ac. 526.
ugly customer, dangerous person, le
chat. qui dort; firebrand, hornet's nest.
Phr. latet anguis in herbd [Vergil]; proximus
ardet Ucalegon [Vei^gil].
V. (I) n SUBSERVIENCE TO ENDS 668 — 671
stonny petrel, bird of ill omen, gathering clouds, clouds in the horizon, death
watch.
watchtower, beacon, signal post; lighthouse &c, (indication of locality) 550.
sent-inel, -ry ; watch, -man ; watch and ward ; watch-, ban-, house-dog ; patrol,
vedette, picket, bivouac, scout, spy, spial; advanced -, rear- guard; lookout.
cautiousness <&c. 864.
V. warn, caution; fore-, pre- warn; ad-, pre-monish; give notice, - warning;
dehort; menace &c. (threaten) 09; put on one's guard; soimd the alarm &c.
669; croak.
beware, ware; take -warning, - heed at one's peril; keep watch and ward Ac.
(care) 459.
Adj. warning &c. t;.; premonitory, monitory, cautionary; admoni-tory, -tive;
sematic.
warned &c. v.; on one's guard &c. (careful) 459, (cautums) 864.
Adv. in terrorem &c. (threai) 909.
Int. beware! ware! take care! mind ~, take care- what you are about! mind!
Phr. ne reveiUez pas le chat qui dart; fcenum kabet in comu; caveat actor; le silence du peuple
est la Ugon des rois; verbum sat sapienti; un averti en vaut deux,
669. [Indication of danger.] Alarm. — N. alarm; alarum, larum, alarm bell,
tocsin, alerte, beat of drum, sound of trumpet, note of alarm, hue and cry, fire
cross, signal of distress; blue lights; war-cry, -whoop; warning &c. 668; fog-
signal, -horn; yellow flag; danger signal; red -light, - flag; fire bell; police
whistle.
false alarm, cry of wolf; bug-bear, -aboo.
V. give -, raise -, sound -, turn in -, beat- the or an -alarm &c. n.; alarm;
warn &c. 668; ring the tocsin; battre la gintrale; cry wolf.
Adj. alarming &c. v.
Int. sauoe qui pent! qui vivef
670. Preservation. — N. preservation; safe-keeping; conservation &c.
(storage) 636; maintenance, support, sustentation, conservatism; vis conservor
irix; salvation &c. (deliverance) 672.
[Means of preservation] prophylaxis; preserv-er, -ative; hygi-astics, -antics;
cover, drugget; cordon sanitaire; canning; ensilage; tinned -, canned- goods.
[Superstitious remedies] charm &c. 993.
V. preserve, maintain, keep, sustain, support; keep -up, - alive; not willingly
let die; bank up; nurse; save, rescue; be -, make- -safe &c. 664; take care of &c.
(care) 459; guard &c. (defend) 717.
stare super ardiquas vias [Bacon] ; hold one's own; hold -, stand- -one's groimd
Ac. (resist) 719.
embalm, dry, cure, salt, pickle, season, kyanize, bottle, pot, tin, can; hus-
band &c. (store) 636.
Adj. preserving &c. v.\ conservative; prophylactic; preserva-tory, -tive;
hygienic.
preserved &c. v.) un-impaired, -broken, -injured, -hurt, -singed, marred;
safe, - and sound; intact, with a whole skin.
Phr. nolumus leges AnglitB rmUari.
671. Escape. — N. escape, scape; avolation t, elopement, flight; evasion Ac.
(avoidance) 623; retreat; narrow -, hairbreadth- escape; close call; come off,
impunity.
[Means of escape] loophole &c. (opening) 260; path &c. 627; refuge &c. 666;
vent, - peg; safety valve; drawbridge, fire escape,
reprieve &c. (disliverance) 672; liberation &c. 750.
refugee &c. (fugitive) 623.
V. escape, scape; make -, effect -, make good- one's eaeaj!?^\Vyt^^\«k\^^
671 — 674
VOLITION
V. (I) II
-off, - clear off, - well out of; ichapper belle, save one's bacon; weather the stonn
&c. (safe) 664; escape scot-free.
elude &c., make off &c. (avoid) 623; march off &c. (go away) 293; give one
the slip; slip through the -hands, - fingers; slip the collar, wriggle out of; break
-loose, - from prison; break -, sUp -, get- away; find -vent, - a hole to creep out
of.
Adj. escap-ing, -ed &c. v.; stolen away, fled.
Phr. the bird has flown.
672. Deliverance. — N. deliverance, extrication, rescue; repriev-e, -al;
respite; liberation &c. 750; emancipation; redemption, salvation; riddance;
gaol delivery; redeemableness.
V. deliver, extricate, rescue, save, emancipate, redeem, ransom; bring -off, -
through; tirer d* affaire, get the wheel out of the rut, snatch from the jaws of
death, come to the rescue; rid; retrieve &c. (restore) 660; be -, get- rid of.
Adj. saved ifec. v.; extric-, redeem-, rescu-able.
Int. to the rescue!
3. Precursory Measures
673. Preparation. — N. prepara-
tion ; providing ifec. r. ; provi-sion, -dence ;
anticipation &c. {foresight) 510; pre-cau-
tion, -concertation, -disposition; fore-
cast &c. (plan) 626; rehearsal, note of
preparation.
[Putting in order] arrangement &c.
60; clearance; adjustment &c. 23; tun-
ing; equipment, outfit, accouterment,
armament, array.
ripening &c. v,] maturation, evolu-
tion; elaboration, concoction, digestion;
gestation, hatching, incubation, sitting.
groundwork, first stone, cradle, step-
ping-stone ; foundation, scaffold &c. (sup-
port) 215; scaffolding, ^hafaudage.
[Preparation -of men] training &c.
(education) 537; inurement &c. (habit)
613; novitiate; [ - of food] cook-ing, -ery ;
brewing, culinary art; [ - of the soil]
till-, plow-, sow-ing; semination, culti-
vation.
[State of being prepared] prepared-,
readi-, ripe-, mellow-ness; maturity; un
impromptu fait a loisir.
[Preparer] preparer, trainer, pioneer;
avani-courrier, "coureur; voortrekker; sap)-
pers and miners, pavior, navvy; packer,
stevedore; warming pan.
V. prepare; get -, make- ready;
make preparations, settle preliminaries,
get up, sound the note of preparation.
set -, put- in order &c. (arrange) 60;
forecast &c. (plan) 626; prepare -,
plow -, dress- the ground; till -, cul-
tivate- the soil; predispose, sow the
seed. Jay a train, dig a mine; lay -, fix-
^J6
674. Nonpreparation. — N. non-,
absence of -, want of- preparation; in-
culture t, inconcoction f, improvidence.
immaturity, crudity; rawness &c.
adj,; abortion; disqualification.
[Absence of art] natiu-e, state of na-
tiu-e; virgin soil, unweeded garden; neg-
lect &c. 460.
rough copy &c. (plan) 626; germ Ac.
153; raw material &c. 635.
improvisation &c. (impulse) 612.
V. be -unprepared &c. adj.; want -,
lack- preparation; lie fallow; s^emharquer
sans biscuits; live from hand to mouth.
[Render unprepared] dismantle ifec.
(render useless) 645; undress &c. 226.
extemporize, improvise.
Adj. un-prepared &c. [prepare Ac.
673]; without -preparation &c. 673; in-
complete &c. 53; rudimental, embryonic,
abortive; immature, imripe, kacficha,
raw, green, crude; coarse; rough, -cast,
-hewn; in the rough; un-hewn, -formed,
-fashioned, -wrought, -labored, -blown,
-cooked, -boiled, -concocted, -polished.
un-hatched, -fledged, -nurtured,
-licked, -taught, -educated, -cultivated,
-trained, -tutored, -drilled, -exercised;
deckle-edged; precocious, premature;
un-, in-digested; un-mellowed, -sea-
soned, -leavened.
fallow; un-sown, -tilled; natural, in
a state of nature; undressed; in dis-
habille, en dishabilU,
un-, dis-qualified; unfitted; ill-digest-
ed; un-begun, -ready, -arranged, -or-
ganized, -furnished, -provided, -equip-
V. (I) n PRECURSORY MEASURES 673 — 676
ped, -trimmed; out of -gear, - order;
dismantled &c. v.
shiftless, improvident, unthrifty,
thriftless, thoughtless, unguarded; hap-
py-go-lucky; caught napping &c. {inex-
pedant) 508; unpremeditated &c. 612.
Adv. extempore &c, 612.
the -foimdations, - basis, - groimdwork;
dig the foimdations, erect the scaffold-
ing; lay the first stone &c. (begin) 66.
roughhew; cut out work ; block -, ham-
mer- out; lick into shape &c. (form)
240.
elaborate, mature, ripen, mellow, sea-
son, bring to maturity; nurture &c. (aid)
707; hatch, cook, brew; temper, anneal, smelt; barbecue; infumate; maturate.
equip, arm, man; fit-out, -up; furnish, rig, dress, garnish, betrim, accouter,
array, fettle, fledge; dress -, furbish -, brush -, vamp- up; refurbish; sharpen
one's tools, trim one's foils, set, prime, attune; whet the -knife, - sword; wind
-, screw- up; adjust &c. (fit) 27; put in -trim, - train, - gear, - working order,
^ tune, - a groove for, - harness; pack.
train &c. (teach) 537; inure &c. (habitiiate) 613; breed; prepare &c.- for;
rehearse; make provision for; take -feteps, - measures, - precautions; provide,
- against; beat up for recruits; open the door to &c. (facilitate) 705.
set one's house in order, make all snug; clear -decks, - for action; close one's
ranks; shuffle the cards.
prepare oneself; serve an apprenticeship &c. (learn) 539; lay oneself out for,
get into harness, gird up one's loins, buckle on one's ar^lor, reenter pour mieux.
satUcTf prime and load, shoulder arms, get the steam up, put the horses to.
guard -, make sure- against; forearm, make sure, prepare for the evil day,
have a rod in pickle, provide against a rainy day, feather one's nest; lay in
provisions &c. 637; make investments; keep on foot.
be -prepared, - ready &c. adj. ; hold oneself in readiness, keep one's powder
dry; he in wait for &c. (expect) 507; anticipate &c. (foresee) 510; prindpiis
obstare; veniente occurrere morho.
Adj. preparing &c. v,\ in -preparation, - course of preparation, - agitation,
- embryo, - hand, - train; afoot, afloat; on -foot, - the stocks, - the anvil;
under consideration &c. (plan) 626; brewing, hatching, forthcoming, brood-
ing; in -store for, - reserve.
precautionary, provident; prepara-tive, -tory; provisional, inchoate,
under revision; preliminary &c. (precedent) 62.
prepared &c. v.; in readiness; ready, - to one's hand, - made, - cut and
dried; made to one's hand, handy, on the table; in gear; in working -order, -
gear; snug; in practice.
ripe, mature, mellow; pukka; practiced &c. (skilled) 698; labored, elabo-
rate, highly-wrought, smelling of the lamp, worked up.
in -full feather, - best bib and tucker; in -, at- harness; in -the saddle, -
arms, - battle array, - war paint; up in arms; armed -at all points, - to the
teeth, - cap d pie; sword in hand; booted and spurred.
in virumque -, semper" paratus; on the alert &c. (vigilant) 459; at one's post.
Adv. in -preparation, - anticipation of; against, for; abroach.
Phr. a hove majori discit arare minor; "looking before and after" [Hamlet]^ « via
pocem para bellum,
676. Essay. — N. essay, trial, endeavor, attempt; aim, struggle, venture,
adventure, speculation, coup d^essaiy d6but; probation &c. (experiment) 463.
V. try, essay; experiment &c. 463; endeavor, strive; tempt, attempt, make
an attempt; venture, adventure, speculate, take one's chance, tempt fortune;
try one's -fortxme, - luck, - hand; use one's endeavor; feel -, grope -, pick-
one's way.
try hard, push, make a bold push, use one's best endeavor; do one's best &c.
(exertion) 686.
Adj. essaying &c. v.; experimental &c. 463; tentative, empirical, proba-
tionary.
TCI
676 — 679
VOLITION
v.a)n
Adv. experimentally Ac. adj.; on trial, at a venture; by rule of thumb. *.
if one may be so bold.
Phr. aiU non terUaria atU perfijbe [Ovid]; chi nan 8*arn8chia rum ffuadagna.
676. Undertaking. — N. undertaking; compact &e, 769; adventure, ven-
ture; engagement &c. {promise) 768; enter-, em-prise; pilgrimage; matter in
hand &c. (fiusiness) 625; move; first move &c. (beginning) 66.
V. undertake; engage -, embark- in; launch -, plunge- into; volunteer; ap-
prentice oneself to; engage &c. (promise) 768; contract &c. 769; take upon -one-
self, - one's shoulders; devote oneself to &c. (determination) 604.
take -up, - in hand; tackle; set -, go- about; set-, fall- -to, - to work; launch
forth; set up shop; put in -hand, - execution; set forward; break the neck of a
basiness, be in for; put one's -hand to, - foot in; betake oneself to, turn one's
hand to, go to do; begin &c. 66; broach, institute &c. (orginate) 153; put-, lay-
one's -hand to the plow, - shoulder to the wheel.
have in hand &c. (bitsiness) 625; have many Irons in the fire Ac. (activity) 682.
Adj. undertaking &c. v,; on the anvil &c. 625.
Int. here goes!
677. Use. — N. use; employ, -ment;
cxer-cise, -citation; appli-cation, -ance;
adhibition, disposal; consumption; agen-
cy &c. (physical) 170; usufruct; useful-
ness &c. 644; benefit; recourse, resort,
avail.
[Conversion to use] utilization, service,
wear.
[Way of using] usage.
V. use, make use of, employ, put to
use; put in -action, - operation, - prac-
tice; set -in motion, - to work.
ply, work, wield, handle, manipulate;
play, - off; exert, exercise, practice,
avail oneself of, profit by; resort -, have
recourse -, recur -, take -, betake one-
self- to; take -up with, - advantage of;
lay one's hands on, try.
render useful &c. 644; mold; turn to
-account, - use; convert to use, utihze;
work up; call -, bring- into play; put
into requisition; call -, draw- forth;
press -, enlist- into the service; bring
to bear upon, devote, dedicate, conse-
crate, apply, adhibit, dispose of; make
a -handle, - cat's-paw- of.
fall back upon, make a shift with;
make the -most, - best- of.
use -, swallow- up; consume, absorb,
expend; tax, task, wear, put to task.
Adj. in use; used &c. v,; well-worn,
-trodden.
useful &c. 644; subservient &c. (in-
strument al) 631.
steam engine to crack a nut; catch
Adj. misused &c. v.
Phr. Indere cum sacris,
218
678. Disuse. — N. forbearance, ab-
stinence; disuse; relinquishment &c.
782; desuetude &c. {yoani of habit) 614;
disusage.
V. not use; do without, dispense with,
let alone, not touch, forbear, abstain,
spare, waive, neglect; keep back, reserve.
lay -up, - by, - on the shelf, - up in
ordinary, - up in a napkin; shelve;
set -, put -, lay- aside; disuse, leave off,
have done with; supersede; discard &c.
(eject) 297; dismiss, give warning.
throw aside &c. (relinquish) 782; make
away with &c. (destroy) 162; cast -,
heave -, throw- overboard; cast to the
-dogs, - winds; dismantle &c. (render
useless) 645.
lie -, remain- unemployed &c. adj.
Adj. not used &c. v.; un-employed,
-applied, -disposed of, -spent, -exercised,
-touched, -trodden, -essayed, -gathered,
-culled; uncalled for, not required.
disused &c. v. ; done with.
679. Misuse. — N. mis-use, -usage,
-employment, -appUcation, -appropria-
tion.
abuse, profanation, prostitution, dese-
cration ; waste &c. 638.
V. mis-use, -employ, -apply, -appro-
priate.
desecrate, abuse, profane, prostitute;
waste &c. 638; over-task, -tax, -work;
squander &c. 818.
cut blocks with a razor, employ a
at a straw.
V. (I) m
ACTION
680 — 681
Section III. Voluntaby Action
1. Simple Voluntary Action
680. Action. — N. action, perform-
ance; doing &c. v.; perpetration; exer-
cise, -citation; movement, operation,
evolution, work; labor &c. (exertion)
686; praxis, execution; procedure &c.
(conditct) 692; handicraft; business &c.
625; agency &c. {power at work) 170.
deed, act, overt act, stitch, touch, gest;
transaction, job, doings, dealings, pro-
ceeding, measure, step, maneuver, bout,
passage, move, stroke, blow; coup, - de
main, - d^^tat; tour deforce &c. {display)
882; feat, exploit; achievement &c.
{completion) 72i9; handiwork, workman-
ship; manufacture; stroke of policy &c.
{plan) 626.
actor &c. {doer) 690.
V. do, perform, execute; achieve &c.
{complete) 729; transact, enact; commit,
perpetrate, inflict; exercise, prosecute,
carry on, work, practice, play.
employ oneself, ply one's task; offi-
ciate, have in hand &c. {business) 625;
labor &c. 686; be at work; pursue a
course; shape one's course &c. {conduct)
692.
act, operate; take -action, - steps;
strike a blow, lift a finger, stretch forth
one's hand; take in hand &c. {undertake)
676; put oneself in motion; put in prac-
tice; carry into execution &c. {complete)
729; act upon.
be -an actor &c. 690; take -, act -,
play -, perform- a part in; participate
in; have a -hand in, - finger in the pie;
have to do with; be a -party to, - par-
ticipator in; bear -, lend- a hand; pull
an oar, run in a race; mix oneself up
with &c. {meddle) 682.
be in action ; come into operation &c.
{power at work) 170.
Adj. doing &c. v.; acting; in action;
in harness; on duty; in operation &c.
170.
Adv. in the -act, - midst of, - thick
of; red-handed, in flagrante delicto; while
one's hand is in.
Phr. " action is eloquence " [Coriolanus]; actionB speak louder than words; actum aiunt
ne agas [Terence]; " awake, arise, or be forever fall'n [Paradise Lost]; dii pia facta vident
[Ovid]; /aire sans dire; fare fac; f route capillata post est occasio calva; " our deeds are some-
times better than our thoughts " [Bailey]; " the great end of life is not knowledge but ac-
tion " [Huxley]; " thought is the soul ot act " [R. Browning]; vivre ce rCesi pas respirer c^est
Qffir; " we live in deeds not years " [Bailey].
681. Inaction. — N. inaction, pas-
siveness, abstinence from action; non-
interference; Fabian -, conservative-
policy; neglect &c. 460.
inactivity &c, 683; rest &c. {repose)
687; quiescence &c. 265; want of -, in-
occupation; idle hours, time hanging on
one's hands, dolce far niente; sinecure;
soft -snap *, - thing *.
V, not -do, - act, - attempt; be -in-
active &c. 683; abstain from doing, do
nothing, hold, spare; not -stir, - move,
- lift- a -finger, - foot, - peg; fold one's
-arms, - hands; leave -, let- alone; let
-be, - pass, - things take their course, -
it have its way, - well alone; quieta non
mover e; stare super antiquas vias; rest
and be thankful, live and let live; lie -,
rest- upon one's oars; laisser -oiler, -
faire; stand aloof; refrain &c. {avoid)
623; keep oneself from doing; remit -,
relax- one's efforts; desist &c. (reKw-
quish) 624; stop &c. {cease) 142; pause
&c. {be quiet) 265.
wait, lie in wait, bide one's time, take
time, tide it over.
cool -, kick- one's heels; while away
the -time, - tedious hours; pass -, filJ
up -, beguile- the time; talk against
time; waste time &c. {inactive) 683.
lie -by, - on the shelf, - in ordinary, -
idle, - to, - fallow; keep quiet, slug;
have nothing to do, whistle for want of
thought.
undo, do away with; take -down, -
to pieces; destroy &c. 162.
Adj. not doing &c. v,; not done <&c.
V,; undone; passive; un-occupied, -em-
ployed; out of -employ, - work; fallow;
disoeuvrL
Adv. re infectd, at a stand, les bras
croisis, with folded arms; with the
hands -in the pockets, - behind one's
back; pour passer le temps.
Int. soletitbe!stop!&c.l42;hands'^ff!
Phr. cunctando reslituU rem.
\
682 — 683
VOLITION
V. (I)ni
682. Activity. — N. activity; brisk-
ness, liveliness &c. adj,; animation, life,
vivacity, spirit, dash, energy; snap,
vim.
nimbleness, agility; smartness, quick-
ness &c. adj,; velocity &c. 274; alac-
rity, promptitude; des-, dis-patch; ex-
pedition; haste &c. 684; punctuality &c.
(early) 132.
eagerness, zeal, ardor, perfervidum
ingeniunij empressementj earnestness, in-
tentne&s; abandon; vigor &c. {physical
energy) 171; devotion &c. {resolution)
604; exertion &c. 686.
industry, assiduity; assiduousness &c.
adj,] sedulity; laboriousness; drudgery
&c. {labor) 686; painstaking, diligence;
perseverance &c. 604a; indefatigation t;
habits of business.
vigilance &c. 459; wakefulness; sleep-,
rest-lessness; insomnia; pervigilium, in-
somnium; racketing.
movement, bustle, stir, fuss, ado,
bother, pottering; fidget, -iness; flurry
&c. {hade) 684.
officiousness; dabbling, meddling; in-
ter-ference, -position, -meddling; tam-
pering with, intrigue.
press of business, no sinecure, plenty
to do, many irons in the fire, great doings,
busy hum of men, battle of life, thick of
■""ti5«jiction.
housewife, busy bee; new brooms;
sharp fellow, blade; devotee, enthusiast,
zealot, meddler, intermeddler, intriguer,
busybody, pickthank; hummer*, hus-
tler, live man [U. S.], rustler * [U. S.].
V. be -active &c, adj,; busy oneself
in; stir, -about, - one's stumps; bestir -,
rouse- oneself; speed, hasten, peg away,
lay about one, bustle, fuss; raise -, kick
up- a dust; push; make a -push, - fuss,
- stir; go ahead, push forward; fight -,
elbow- one's way; make progress &c.
282; toil &c. (labor) 686; plod, persist
&c. {persevere) 604a; keep -up the ball,
- the pot boiling.
look sharp; have all one's eyes about
one &c. {vigilance) 459; rise, arouse one-
self, hustle, get up early, be about, keep
moving, steal a march, kill two birds
with one stone; seize the opportunity
&c. 134; lose no time, not lose a moment,
make the most of one's time, not suffer
the grass to grow under one's feet, im-
prove the shining hour, make short work
oly dash off; make haste &c. 684; do
220
683. Inactivity. — N. inactivity; in-
action &c. 681; inertness &c. 172; ob-
stinacy &c. 606.
lull &c. {cessation) 142; quiescence &c.
265; rust, -iness.
idle-, remiss-ness &c. adj.; sloth, in-
dolence, indiligence; dawdling &c. v.;
ergophobia, otiosity.
dullness &c. adj,; languor; segni-ty t,
-tudet; lentor; sluggishness &c. {slow-
ness) 275; procrastination &c. {delay)
133; torp-or, -idity, -escence; stupor &c.
{insensibility) 823; somnolence; drowsi-
ness &c. adj. ; nodding &c. v, ; oscit-ation,
-ancy; pandiculation, hypnotism, leth-
argy; statuvolence; heaviness, heavy
eyelids.
sleep, slumber; sound -, heavy -,
balmy- sleep; Morpheus; Somnus; coma,
trance, ecsta.sis, dream, hibernation,
nap, doze, snooze, siesta, wink of sleep,
forty winks, snore; hypnology.
dull work; pottering; relaxation &c.
{loosening) 47; Castle of Indolence.
[Cause of inactivity] lullaby, sedative
&c. 174; torpedo.
idler, drone, droil, dawdle, mopus;
do-little, faineant, dunmiy, sleeping
partner; afternoon farmer; truant &c.
{runaway) 623; bummer [U. S.], lounger,
lazzarone, loafer; lub-ber, -bard; slow
coach &c. {slow) 275; opium -, lotus-
eater; slug; lag-, slug-gard; slumberer,
dormouse, marmot; waiter on Provi-
dence, fruges consumere naius.
V. be -inactive &c. adj.; do nothing
&c. 681; move slowly &c. 275; let the
grass grow under one's feet; take one's
time, dawdle, drawl, droil, lag, hang
back, slouch; loll, -op; lounge, poke,
loaf, loiter; go to sleep over; sleep at
one's post, ne battre que d\ine axle.
take -it easy, - things as they come;
lead an easy life, vegetate, swim with
the stream, eat the bread of idleness; loll
in the lap of -luxury, — indolence; waste
-, consume -, kill -, lose- time; burn
daylight, waste the precious hours.
idle -, trifle -, fritter -, fool- away
time; spend -, take- time in; ped-, pid-
dk; potter, pudder, dabble, f addle,
fribble, fiddle-faddle; dally, dilly-dally.
sleep, slumber, be asleep; hibernate;
oversleep; sleep like a -top, - log, -
dormouse; sleep -soundly, - heavily;
doze, drowze, snooze, nap; take a -nap
&c. n.; dream; snore; settle -, go -, go
V. (I) ui
ACTION
682 — 683
one's best, take pains &c. {exert oneself)
686; do -, work- wonders.
have -many irons in the fire, - one's
hands full, - much on one's hands; have
other -things to do, - fish to fry; be
busy; not have a moment -to spare, -
that one can call one's own.
have one's fling, run the round of; go
all lengths, stick at nothing, run riot.
outdo; over-do, -act, -lay, -shoot the
mark; make a toil of a pleasure.
have a hand in &c. {act in) 680; take
an active part, put in one's oar, have a
finger in the pie, mix oneself up with,
trouble one's head about, intrigue;
agitate.
tamper with, meddle, moil; inter-
meddle, -fere, -pose; obtrude; poke -,
thrust- one's nose in.
Adj. active, brisk, - as a lark, - as a
bee; lively, animated, vivacious; aUve,
- and kicking; frisky, spirited, stirring.
nimble, - as a squirrel; agile; Ught -,
nimble-footed; featly, tripping.
quick, prompt, yare, instant, ready,
alert, spry, sharp, smart; fast &c. {swift)
274; quick as a lamplighter, expeditious;
awake, broad awake; go-ahead, live
[U. S.]; wide-awake &c. {intelligent) 498.
forward, eager, strenuous, zealous,
enterprising, in earnest; resolute &c. 604.
industrious, assiduous, diligent, sedu-
lous, notable, painstaking; intent &c.
{attention) ,457; indefatigable &c. {per-
severing) 604a; unwearied; unsleeping,
never tired; plodding, hardworking &c.
686; businesslike, workaday.
bustling; restless, - as a hyena; fussy,
fidgety, pottering; busy, - as a hen
with one chicken.
working, at work, on duty, in harness;
up in arms; on one's legs, at call; up and
-doing, - stirring.
busy, occupied; hard at -work, - it; up to one's ears in, full of business,
busy as a bee.
meddling &c. v.] meddlesome, pushing, officious, overofficious, intrig-
ant.
astir, stirring; a-going, -foot; on foot; in full swing; eventful; on the alert &c.
{vigilant) 459.
Adv. actively &c. adj. ; with -life and spirit, - might and main &c. 686, -
haste &c. 684, - wings; full tilt, in mediis rebus.
Int. be -, look- -alive, - sharp! move -, push- on! keep moving! go ahead!
<»tir your stumps! age quod agis! jaldi! - karo! step lively!
Phr. carpe diem Ac. (opportunity) 134; nulla dies sine lined [Pliny]; nee mora nee requies
"Vergil]; the plot thickens; no sooner said than done &c. (early) 132; " veni vidi vici"
Suetonius]; catch a weaael asleep; abends wird der FauU fleissig; dictum ac factum
Terence]; schwere Arbeit in der Jugend ist sanfte Ruhe im Alter; " the busy hum of men "
Milton] .
off- to sleep; drop off; fall -, drop-
asleep; close -, seal up — the -eyes, -
eyelids; weigh down the eyelids; get
sleepy, nod, yawn; go to bed, turn in.
languish, expend itself, flag, hang fire;
relax.
render -idle &c. adj.; sluggardize;
mitigate &c. 17^.
Adj. inactive; motionless &c. 265;
unoccupied &c. {doing nothing) 681 ; un-
busied.
indolent, lazy, slothful, idle, lusk, re-
miss, slack, inert, torpid, sluggish, otiose,
languid, supine, heavy, dull, leaden,
lumpish; exanimate, soulless; listless;
dron-y, -ish; lazy as Ludlam's dog.
dilatory, laggard; lagging &c. v.; slow
&c. 275; rusty, flagging; lackadaisical,
maudlin, fiddle-faddle; pottering &c. v.;
shilly-shally &c. {irresolute) 605.
sleeping &c. v.; asleep; fast -, dead -,
sound- asleep; in a sound sleep; sound
as a top, dormant, comatose; in the
-arms, - lap- of Morpheus.
sleep-y, -ful; dozy, drowsy, somno-
lent, torpescent; lethargic, -al; somni-
facient; statuvol-cnt, -ic; heavy, -
with sleep; napping; somni-fic, -ferous;
sopor-ous, -ific, -iferous; hypnotic;
balmy, dreamy; un-, una-wakened.
sedative &c. 174.
Adv. inactively &c. adj. ; at leisure &c.
685.
Phr. the eyes begin to draw straws: " bank-
rupt of life yet prodigal of ease " [Dryden];
" better 50 years of Europe than a cycle of
Cathay" [Tennyson]; "idly busy rolls their
world away " [Goldsmith]; "the mystery of
folded sleep " [Tennyson]; " the timely dew of
sleep" [Milton]; "thou driftest gently down
the tides of sleep " [Longfellow]; " tired Na-
ture's sweet restorer, balmy sleep " [Young].
684 — 687
VOLITION
V. (I) 111
686. Leisure. — N. leisure; conven-
ience; spare -time, - hours, - moments;
vacant hour; time, - to spare, - on one's
hands; holiday &c. (rest) 687; otium cum
digniiate [Cic], ease.
V. have -leisure &c. n.; take one's
-time, - leisure, - ease; repose &c. 687;
move slowly &c. 275; while SLWAy the
time &c. (inaction) 681; be -master of
one's time, - an idle man.
Adj. leisure, -ly; slow &c. 275; delib-
erate, quiet, calm, undisturbed; at -lei-
sure, - one's ease, - a loose end.
Phr. time hanging heavy on one's hands;
eile mil Weile.
684. Haste. — N. haste, urgency;
des-, dis-patch; acceleration, spurt,
spirt, forced march, rush, dash; veloc-
ity &c. 274; precipit-ancy, -ation,
-ousness &c. adj,; impetuosity; brus-
guerie; hurry, drive, scramble, bustle,
fuss, fidget, flurry, flutter, splutter.
V. haste, hasten; make -haste, - a
dash &c. n.; hurry -, dash -, whip -,
push -, press — on, - forward; hurry,
skurry, scuttle along, bundle on, dart, to
and fro, bustle, flutter, scramble; plunge,
- headlong; dash off; rush &c. (violence)
173; express.
bestir oneself &c. (be active) 682; lose
-no time, - not a moment, - not an in-
stant; make short work of; make the best of one's -time, - way.
be -precipitate &c. adj.; jump at, be in -haste, - a hurry &c. n.; have -no
time, - not a moment- -to lose, - to spare; work against time.
quicken &c. 274; accelerate, expedite, put on, precipitate, urge, whip; rail-
road.
Adj. hasty, hurried, brusque; scrambling, cursory, precipitate, headlong,
furious, boisterous, impetuous, hot-headed; feverish, fussy; pushing.
in -haste, - a hurry &c. n.; in -hot, - all- haste; breathless, pressed for
time, hard pressed, urgent.
Adv. with -haste, - all haste, - breathless speed; in haste &c. adj,; apace
&c. (swiftly) 274; amain; all at once &c. (instantaneously) 113; at short notice
Ac, inmiediately &c. (early) 132; posthaste; by -cable, - express, - telegraph,
-- forced marches.
hastily, precipitately &c. adj,; helter-skelter, hurry-skurry, holus-bolus;
slap-dash, -bang; full-tilt, -drive; heels over head, head and shoulders, head-
long, d corps perdu,
by -fits and starts, - spurts; hop skip and jump.
Phr. sauve qui peutf devil take the hindmost, no time to be lost; no sooner said than done
&c. (early) 132; a word and a blow; maggiore friUa minore dUo; ohne Hast aber ohne Rasi
[Goethe's motto]; " stand not upon the order of your going " [Macbeth]; " swift, swift, you
dragons of the night '' [Cymbeline],
686. Exertion. — N. exertion, effort,
strain, tug, pull, stress, throw, stretch,
struggle, spell, spurt, spirt; stroke -,
stitch- of work.
'' a strong pull a long pull and a
pull all together"; dead lift; heft;
gymnastics; exer-cise, -citation; wear
and tear; ado; toil and trouble; up-
hill -, hard -, warm- work; harvest
time.
labor, work, toil, travail, manual la-
bor, sweat of one's brow, swink, operose-
ness, drudgery, slavery, fagging, ham-
mering; limce labor; operosity.
trouble, pains, duty; resolution &c.
604; energy &c. (physical) 171.
V. exert oneself; exert -, tax- one's
energies; use exertion.
Jabor, work, toil, moil, sweat, fag,
222
687. Repose. — N. repose, rest, silk-
en repose; sleep &c. 683.
relaxation, breathing time; halt, stay,
pause &c. (cesBoiion) 142; respite.
day of rest, dies non, Sabbath, Lord's
day, holiday, red-letter day, vacation,
recess.
V. repose; rest, - and be thankful;
take -rest, - one's ease.
relax, unbend, slacken; take breath
&c. (refresh) 689; rest upon one's
oars; pause &c. (cease) 142; stay one's
hand.
he down; recline, - on a bed of down,
- on an easy chair; go to -rest, - bed,
- sleep Ac. 683.
take a holiday, shut up shop; lie fal-
low Ac. (iruictian) 681.
Adj. reposing &c. v.; unstrained.
V. (I) III
ACTION
686 — 689
drudge; slave, drag a lengthened chain, Adv. at rest.
wade through, strive, strain; make -, Phr. " the best of men have ever loved re-
stretch- a long arm; pull, tug, ply; ply pose " [Thomson]; " to repair our nature with
-, tug at- the oar; do the work; take comforting repose " [Henry VIII].
the laboring oar. —
bestir oneself (be active) 682; take trouble, trouble oneself.
work hard; rough it; put forth -one's strength, - a strong arm; fall to
work, bend the bow; buckle to, set one's shoulder to the wheel &c. (resoliUion)
604; work like a -horse, - cart horse, - galley slave, - coal heaver; labor -,
work- day and night; redouble one's efforts; do double duty; work double
-hours, - tides; sit up, burn the candle at both ends; stick to &c. (per^ere)
604a; work -, fight- one's way; lay about one, hammer at.
take pains; do one's -best, - level best, - utmost; do -the best one can, -
all one can, - all in one's power, - as much as in one lies, - what lies in one's
power; use one's -best, - utmost- endeavor; try one's -best, - utmost; play
one's best card; put one's -best, - right- leg foremost; have one's whole soul in
his work, put all one's strength into, strain every nerve; spare no -efforts,
pains; go all lengths; go through fire and water &c. (resolution) 604; move
heaven and earth, leave no stone unturned.
Adj. laboring &c. v.
laborious, operose, elaborate; strained; toil-, trouble-, weari-some; uphill;
herculean, gymnastic, palestric.
hardworking, painstaking, strenuous, energetic.
hard at work, on the stretch.
Adv. laboriously &c. adj.] lustily; yugnis et calcibus; with -might and
main, - all one's might, - a strong hand, - sledge hammer, - much ado; to the
best of one's abilities, toiis viribus, vi ei armis, manibus pedibusquey tooth and
nail, unguibiLS et rostro, hammer and tongs, heart and soul; through thick
and thin &c. (perseverance) 604a.
by the sweat of one's brow, suo Marie,
Phr. aide-toif le del Vaidera; " and still be doing^ never done " [Butler]; huen principio
la milad es hecha; coaa benfaUa kfatta due volte; ** it is better to wear out than to rust out ''
[Bp. Home]; labor omnia vincit [Vei^]; "labor, wide as the earth, has its summit in
Heaven " [Carlyle]; le travail du corps dilivre des peines de V esprit; manu forti; or a et la-
bora.
688. Fatigue. — N. fatigue; weari-
ness &c. 841; yawning, drowsiness &c.
683 ; lassitude, tiredness, fatigation t,
exhaustion; sweat; dyspnoea.
anhelation, shortness of breath; faint-
ness; collapse, prostration, swoon, faint-
ing, deliquium, syncope, lipothymy;
goneness.
V. be -fatigued &c. adj.; yawn &c.
(get sleepy) 683; droop, sink, flag; lose
-breath, - wind; gasp, pant, puff, blow,
drop, swoon, faint, succumb.
fatigue, tire, weary, irk, flag, jade,
harass, exhaust, knock up, wear out,
prostrate.
tax, task, strain; over-task, -work,
-burden, -tax, -strain.
Adj. fatigued &c. v.; weary &c. 841;
drowsy &c. 683; drooping &c. v.; hag-
gard; toil-, wayworn; footsore, sur-
batedt, weather-beaten; faint; done-,
689. Refreshment. — N. bracing &c.
V,; recovery of -strength &c. 159; resto-
ration, revival &c. 660; repair, refec-
tion, refocillation f, refreshment, regale-
ment, bait; relief &c. 834.
V. brace &c. (strengthen) 159; reinvig-
orate; air, freshen up, refresh, recruit;
repair &c. (restore) 660; fan, refocillate f:
refresh the inner man.
breathe, respire; drink in the ozone;
draw -, take -, gather -, take a long -,
regain -, recover- breath; get better,
raise one*s head; recover -, regain -,
renew- one's strength &c. 159; perk
up.
come to oneself &c. (revive) 660; feei
like a giant refreshed.
Adj. refreshing &c. v,; recuperative
&c. 660.
refreshed &c. v. ; un-tired, -wearied.
688 — 692 VOLITION V. (I) in
used -, knocked- up ; bushed * [U. S.] ; exhausted, prostrate, spent; over-tired,
-spent, -fatigued; unre-freshed, -stored.
worn, - out; battered, shattered, pulled down, seedy, altered.
breath-, wind-less; short of -, out of -breath, - wind; blown, puffing and
blowing; short-breathed; anhelose; broken-, short-winded; dyspnoe-al, -ic.
reftdy to drop, all in, more dead than alive, dog-weary, walked off one's
legs, tired to death, on one's last legs, played out, hors de combat.
fatiguing &c. v.; tire-, irk-, weari-some; weary, trying.
690. Agent. — N. doer, actor, agent, performer, perpetrator, operator;
execu-tor, -trix; practitioner, worker, stager.
bee, ant, working bee, termite, white ant; laboring oar, servant of all work,
factotum.
workman, artisan; crafts-, handicrafts-man; mechanic, operative; working
-, laboring- man; demiurgus, hewers of wood and drawers of water, laborer,
navvy; hand, man, day laborer, journeyman, charwoman, hack; mere -tool
&c. 633; beast of burden, drudge, fag; lumper, roustabout.
maker, artificer, artist, wright, manufacturer, architect, builder, mason,
bricklayer, smith, forger, Vulcan; carpenter; ganger, platelayer; blacksmith,
locksmith, sailmaker, wheelwright.
machinist, mechanician, engineer.
semp-, sem-, seam-stress; needle-, work- woman; tailor, cordwainer.
minister &c. (instrument) 631; servant &c, 746; representative &c. (com'
missioner) 758, (deputy) 759.
coworker, party to, participator in, particeps criminis, dram/Uis persanos;
personnel,
Phr. qiujrum para magna fui [Vergil]; faber est quiaque fartuna aiUE.
691. Workshop. — N. work-shop, -house; laboratory, manufactory, mill,
factory, mint, forge, loom; cabinet, studio, bureau, atelier; hive, - of industry;
nursery; hot-house, -bed; kitchen; dock, -yard; alveary ; armory; beehive, bind-
ery, forcing pit, nailery, tmne, slip, yard, wharf; found-ry -ery; furnace; vine-
yard.
crucible, alembic, caldron, matrix.
2. Complex Voluntary Action
692. Conduct. — N. dealing, transaction &c, (action) 680; business <fec.
625.
tactics, game, policy, polity; general-, statesman-, seaman-ship; strate-gy,
-gics; plan &c. 626.
husbandry; house-keeping, -wifery; stewardship; manage; regime; econom-y,
-ics; political economy; management; government &c. (direction) 693.
execution, manipulation, treatment, campaign, career, life, course, walk,
race, record.
conduct; behavior; de-, com-portment; carriage, maintien, demeanor, guise,
bearing, manner, observance.
course -, line- of -conduct, - action, - proceeding; r61e; process, ways, prac-
tice, procedure, modus operandi; method &c., path &c. 627.
V. transact, execute; des-, dis-patch; proceed with, discharge; carry -on, -
through, - out, - into effect; work out; go -, get- through; enact; put into prac-
tice; officiate &c. 625.
bear -, behave -, comport -, demean -, carry -, conduct -, acquit- oneself.
run a race, lead a life, play a game; take -, adopt- a course; steer -, shape-
one's course; play one's — part, - cards; shift for oneself; paddle one's own
canoe; bail one's own boat.
conduct; manage &c. {direct) 693-
224
V. (I) m ACTION 692 — 696
deal -, have to do- with; treat, handle a case; take -steps, - measures.
Adj. conducting &c. v,; strategical, businessUke, practical, executive.
693. Direction. — N. direction; manage-ment, -ry; government, gubema-
tion, conduct, legislation, regulation, guidance; bossism [U. S.]; legislature;
steer-, pilot-age; reins, - of government; helm, rudder, needle, compass; guiding
-, load -, lode -, pole- star; cynosure.
super- vision, -intendence; surveillance, oversight; eye of the master; control,
charge; board of control &c. (council) 696; command &c. (authority) 737.
premier-, senator-ship; director &c. 694; chair, portfolio.
statesmanship; state-, king-, queen-craft.
minis-try, -tration; administration; steward-, proctor-ship; agency.
V. direct, manage, govern, conduct; order, prescribe, cut out work for; head,
lead; lead -, show- the way; take the lead, lead on; regulate, guide, steer, pilot;
take -, be at- the helm; have -, handle -, hold -, take- the reins; drive, tool;
tackle.
super-intend, -vise; overlook, control, keep in order, look after, see to, legis-
late for; administer, ministrate; matronize; have the -care, - charge- of; have
-, take- the direction; pull the -strings, - wires; rule &c, (command) 737; have -,
hold- -oflSce, - the portfolio; preside, - at the board; take -, occupy -, be in- the
chair; pull the stroke oar.
Adj. directing &c. v,; hegemonic.
Adv. at the -helm, - head of.
694. Director. — N. director, manager, governor, rector, comptroller;
super-intendent, -visor; intendant; over-seer, -looker; supercargo, husband,
inspector, visitor, ranger, surveyor, ©dile, moderator, monitor, taskmaster;
master &c. 745; leader, ringleader, demagogue, corypheus, conductor, fugleman,
precentor, bellwether, agitator; caporal, choregus, collector, file leader, flugel-
man, linkboy.
guiding star &c. (guidance) 693; adviser &c. 695; guide &c. (information) 527;
pilot; helmsman; steers-man, -mate; wire-puller.
driver, whip, Jehu, charioteer; coach-, car-, cab-man; postilion, vetturinOj
muleteer, arriero, teamster; whipper in.
head, - man, - center; principal, president, speaker; chair, -man; captain
Ac. (master) 745; superior; mayor &c. (civil authority) 745; vice president, prime
minister, premier, vizier, grand vizier, eparch.
oflScer, functionary, minister, official, red-tapist, bureaucrat; man -, Jack- in
office; office bearer; person in authority &c. 745.
statesman, strategist, legislator, lawgiver, politician, statist, statemonger;
Minos, Draco; arbiter &c. (judge) 967; boss * [U. S.], political dictator.
board &c. (council) 696.
secretary, - of state; Reis Effendi; vicar &c. (deputy) 759; steward, factor;
agent &c. 758; bailiff, middleman; foreman, clerk of works; landreeve; facto-
tum, major-domo, seneschal, housekeeper, shepherd, croupier; proctor, procu-
rator.
. Adv. ex officio.
696. Advice. — N. advice, counsel, adhortation t; word to the wise; sugges-
tion, submonition t, recommendation, advocacy; advisement.
exhortation &c. (persuasion) 615; expostulation &c. (dissu^ision) 616; admoni-
tion &c. (warning) 668; guidance &c. (direction) 693.
instruction, chiarge, injunction, obtestation; Governor's -, President's- mes-
sage; King's -, Queen's- speech; message, speech from the throne.
adviser, prompter; counsel, -or; monitor, mentor, Nestor, magnus ApoUo.
senator; teacher &c. 640.
guide, manual, chart &e. (information) 627.
686 — 699
VOLITION
V.(Dm
physician, leech, archiater; arbiter &e. (jiidge) 967.
refer-ence, -ment; consultation, conference, pourparler.
V. advise, counsel; give -advice, - counsel, - a piece of advice; suggest,
prompt, submonish f, reconunend, prescribe, advocate; exhort &c. (persuade)
615.
enjoin, enforce, charge, instruct, call; call upon &c. {request) 765; dictate.
expostulate &c. (dissuade) 616; admonish &c. (warn) 668.
advise with; lay heads -, consult- together; compare notes; hold a council,
deliberate, be closeted with.
confer, consult, refer to, call in; take -, follow- advice; be advised by, have
at one's elbow, take one's cue from.
Adj. reconmiendatory; hortative &c. (persiuxsive) 615; dehortatory &c.
(dissuasive) 616; admonitory &c. (warning) 668.
Int. go to!
Phr. " give every man thine ear but few thy voice " [HamUt]] " I pray thee cease thy
counsel " {Mtich Ado AbotU Nothing]; " my guide, philosopher and friend " [Pope]; " 'twas
good advice and meant, my son be ^ood " [Crabbej; verbum sat sapienti; vive memor leti; " we
ask advice but we mean approbation " [Colton].
696. Council. — N. council, committee, subcommittee, comitia, court,
chamber, cabinet, board, bench, staff.
senate, senaius, parliament, chamber of deputies, directory, reichsrathj rigs-
dag, cortes, storthing, witenagemote, junta, divan, musnud, sanhedrim; au-
dience -, council -, state- chamber; classis; Amphictyonic coimcil; duma, house
of representatives; legislative -assembly, - council; riksdag, volksraad, witan,
caput, consistory, chapter, syndicate; coiirt of appeal &c. (tribunal) 966; board
of -control, - works; vestry; county council, local board.
cabinet -, privy- council; cockpit, convocation, synod, congress, convention,
diet, states-general.
assembly, caucus, conclave, clique, conventicle; meeting, sitting, stance,
conference, session, palaver, pourparler, durbar, house; quorum; council fire
[N. Am.], powwow [U. S.], primary [U. S.].
senator; member, - of parliament; councilor, M. P., representative of the
people; assemblyman, congressman.
j. senatorial, curule; congressional, parliamentary.
697. Precept. — N. precept, direction, instruction, charge; prescript, -ion;
recipe, receipt; golden rule; maxim &c. 4yt).
rule, canon, law, code, corpus juris, lex scripta, act, statute, rubric, stage di-
rection, regulation; form, -ula, -ulary; technicality; canon law; norm.
order &c. (command) 741.
698. SkiU. — N. skill, skillfulness, ad-
dress; dexter-ity, -ousness; adroitness,
expertness &c. adj,; proficiency, com-
petence, craft, callidity, facility, knack,
trick, sleight; master-y, -ship; excel-
lence, panurgy; ambidext-erity, -rous-
ness; sleight of hand &c. (deception) 545.
sea-, air-, marks-, horse-manship;
rope-dancing.
accomplish-, acquire-, attain-ment;
art, science; techn-icality, -ology; prac-
tical -, technical- knowledge.
knowledge of the world, world wis-
dom, savoir faire; tact; mother wit &c.
(sagacity) 498; discretion &c. (caution)
964; hnesse; craftiness &c. (cunning)
226
699. Unskillfulness. — N. unskil
fulness &c. adj,\ want of -skill &c. 69f
incompeten-ce, -cy; in-ability, -felic
ity, -dexterity, -experience; disqualifies
tion, unproficiency; quackery.
folly, stupidity &c. 499; indiscretio
&c. (rashness) 863; thoughtlessness &<
(inattention) 458 (neglect) 460; sabotage.
mis-management, -conduct; impolicy
maladministration; mis-rule, -goverr
ment, -application, -direction, -feasance
petticoat government.
absence of rule, rule of thumb; bunf
ling &c. V,] failure &c. 732; screw loom
too many cooks.
blunder &c. (mistake) 495; itourderu
V.a)in
ACTION
698 — 699
702; management &c. {conduct) '692;
self-help.
cleverness, talent, ability, ingenuity,
capacity, parts, talents, faculty, en-
dowment, forte, turn, gift, genius; in-
telligence &c. 498; sharpness, readi-
ness &c. {activity) 682; invention &c.
515; apt-ness, -itude; turn -, capacity
-, genius- for; felicity, capability, cwr-
io^ fdicUaa, qualification, habilita-
tion.
proficient &c. 700.
masterpiece, coup de mattre, chef
d'xuvrCj tour de force; good stroke Ac.
ijian) 626.
V. be -skillful ifec. adj,\ excel in, be
master of; have -a turn for &c. n.
know -what's what, - a hawk from a
handsaw, - what one is about, - on
which side one's bread is buttered, -
what's o'clock; have cut one's -eye, -
wisdom- teeth.
see -one's way, - where the wind lies,
- which way the wind blows; have -all
one's wits about one, - one's hand in;
9fmir vivre; scire quid valeant humeri
^mdferre recusent.
look after the main chance; cut one's
coat according to one's cloth; live by
one's wits; exercise one's discretion,
feather the oar, sail near the wind; stoop
^ conquer &c. {cunning) 702; play one's
■Cards well, - best card; hit the right
^,ail on the head, put the saddle on the
ight horse.
take advantage of, make the most of;
'I'ofit by &c. {use) 677; make a hit &c.
^zicceed) 731; make a virtue of neces-
it,y; make hay while the sun shines &c.
Occasion) 134.
Adj. skillful, dexterous, adroit, expert,
Pt, handy, quick, deft, ready, gain;
ick, smart &c. {active) 682; proficient,
Ood at, up to, at home in, master of, a
Ood hand at, au fait, thoroughbred,
Easterly, crack, accomplished; conver-
^.nt &c. {knowing) 490.
experienced, practiced, skilled, liack-
^yed; up -, well up- in; in -practice, -
'^oper cue; competent, efficient, quali-
^, capable, fitted, fit for, up to the
^ark, trained, initiated, prepared,
^*imed, finished.
clever, cute, able, ingenious, felici-
pus, gifted, talented, endowed; inven-
^Ve &c. 515; shrewd, sharp &c. {intelli'
^ent) 498; cunning &c. 702; alive to. im
gauchericy act of folly, balourdise; botch,
-ery; bad job, sad work.
sprat sent out to catch a whale, much
ado about nothing, wild-goose chase.
bungler &c. 701; fool &c. 501.
V. be -unskillful &c. adj. ; not see an
inch beyond one's nose; blunder, bungle,
boggle, fumble, botch, bitch t, flounder,
stumble, trip; hobble &c. 275; put one's
foot in it; make a -mess, -liash, - sad
work- of; overshoot the mark.
play -tricks with, - Puck; mis-man-
age, -conduct, -direct, -apply, -send.
stultify -, make a fool of -, conunit-
oneself; act. foolishly; play the fool; put
oneself out of court; lose one's -head, -
cunning.
begin at the wrong end; do things by
halves &c. {not complete) 730; make
two bites of a cherry; play at cross pur-
poses; strain at a gnat and swallow a
camel ifec. {caprice) 608; put the cart
before the horse; lock the stable door
when the horse is stolen &c. {too late)
135.
not know -what one is about, - one's
own interest, - on which side one'?
bread is buttered; stand in one's own
light, quarrel with one's bread and but-
ter, throw a stone in one's own garden,
kill the goose which lays the golden eggs,
pay dear for one's whistle, cut one's own
throat, burn one's fingers; knock -, run-
one's head against a stone wall ; fall into
a trap, catch a Tartar, bring the house
about one's ears; have too many -eggs
in one basket {imprudent) 863, - irons
in the fire.
mistake &c. 495; take the shadow for
the substance &c. {credulity) 486; bark
up the wrong tree; be in the wrong box,
aim at a pigeon and kill a crow; take -,
get — the wrong pig by the tail, - the
wrong sow by the ear, - the dirty end
of the stick; put -the saddle on the
wrong horse^ - a square thing into
a round hole, - new wine into old
bottles.
cut blocks with a razor; hold a far-
thing candle to the sun &c. {useless)
645; fight with -, grasp at- a shadow;
catch at straws, lean on a broken reed,
reckon without one's host, pursue a wild-
goose chase; go on a fool's -, sleeveless-
errand; go further and fare worse; lose
-, miss- one's way; fail &c. 732.
698 — 703
VOLITION
V. (I) 111
bungling &c, v.; awkward, clumsy, ixia-
handy, lubberly, gauche, maladroit;
left-, heavy-handed ; slovenly, slattemJly ;
gawky.
adrift, at fault.
in-, un-apt; inhabile t; im-tractah>le,
-teachable; giddy &c. {inaUentive) 458;
inconsiderate &c. {neglectful) 460; stupid
&c. 499; inactive &c. 683; incompetent;
un-, dis-, ill-qualified; unfit; quackish;
raw, green, inexperienced, rusty, out of ,
practice.
un-accustomed, -used, -trained Ac.
537, -initiated, -conversant &c, (igtuh
rant) 491; shiftless; unstatesmanlike.
un-, ill-, mis-advised; ill-devised,
-imagined, -judged, -contrived, -con-
ducted; un-, mis-guided; misconducted,
foolish, wild; infelicitous; penny wise
and pound foolish &c. (inconsistent) 608,
Phr. one's fingers being all thumbs; the right hand forgets its cunning; it ae noyertdt
dans une gauUe d^eau; irmdit in ScyUam qui vuU vitcare Chcarybdim; out of the frying pan
into the fire; non omnia po»8umu8 omnes [Vergil].
to snufif, not to be caught with chaff;
discreet.
neat-handed, fine-, nimble-fingered,
ambidextrous, sure-footed; cut out -,
fitted- for.
technical, artistic, scientific, dsedalian,
shipshape; workman-, business-, states-
man-like.
Adv. skillfully &c. adj,; well &c. 618;
artistically; with -skill, - consunmiate
skill; secundum arteniy suo Marie; to
the best of one's abilities &c. {exertion)
686.
Phr. ars celare artem; artes honorabit; celui
qui vetU celuvdA peiU; c^est une^grande habUiU
que de aavoir cocker son habUiU; experius metuit
[Horace] ; ea bildet ein Talent aich in derStiUe sick
ein Charakter in dem Strorn der Welt; " heart to
conceive, the imderstanding to direct, or the
hand to execute ** [Junius].
700. Proficient. — N. proficient, ex- I
pert, adept, dab; dabster; connoisseur
&c. (scholar) 492; master, -hand; top
sawyer, prima donnay first fiddle, chef
de cuisine; protagonist; past master;
mahatma.
picked man; medallist, prizeman.
veteran; old -stager, - campaigner, -
soldier, - file, - hand; man of -business,
- the world.
nice -, good -, clean- hand; practiced
-, experienced- -eye, - hand; marks-
man; good -, dead -, crack- shot; rope-
dancer, funambulist, acrobat; cunning
man; conjuror &c. (deceiver) 548; wiz-
ard &c. 994.
genius; master -mind, - head, -
spirit.
cunning -, sharp- -blade, - fellow; jobber; cracksman &c. (thief) 792; politi-
cian, tactician, strategist.
pantologist, admirable Crichton, Jack of all trades; prodigy of learning.
701. Bungler. — N. bungler; blun-
der-er, -head; marplot, fumbler, lubber,
duffer, stick; bad -, poor- -hand, - shot;
butter-fingers.
no conjuror, flat, muff, slow coach,
looby, lubl)er, swab; clod, yokel, awk-
ward squad, novice, greenhorn, blanc-
bec; galoot.
land lubber; fresh water -, fair
weather- sailor; horse marine; fish out
of water, ass in lion's skin, jackdaw in
peacock's feathers; quack &c. (deceiver)
548; lord of misrule.
sloven, slattern, trapes.
Phr. il n*a pas invents la poudre; he will
never set the Thames on fire; acierta errando;
cdiquis in omnibus nuUu8 in singulis.
702. Cunning. —N. cunning, craft;
cunningness, craftiness &c. adj.; sub-
tlety, artificiality; maneuvering <fec. v.;
temporization; circumvention.
chicane, -ry; sharp practice, knavery,
jugglery; concealment &c. 528; guile,
doubling, duplicity &c. (falsehood) 544;
foul play.
diplomacy, politics; Machiavelism;
jobbery, back-stairs influence.
art, "j'Bcc; device, machination; plot
228
703. Artlessness. — N. artlessness
&c. arf;.; nature, simplicity; innocence
&c. 946; bonhomie J naiveti, abandon,
candor, sincerity; singleness of -pur-
pose, - heart; honesty &c. 939; plain
speaking; ipanchemeni.
rough diamond, matter of fact man;
le palais de vhiti; enfant terrible,
V. be -artless &c. adj.; look one in
the face; wear one's heart upon his
sleeves for daws to peck at; think aloud;
V.Q)iv
ANTAGONISM
702 — 706
Ac. (pkm) 626; maneuver, stratagem,
dodge, artful dodge, wile; trick, -ery
Ac. (deception) 545; ruse, - de guerre;
finesse, side blow, thin end of the wedge,
shift, go by, subterfuge, evasion; white
lie &c. (untruth) 546; juggle, tour de
force; tricks -of the trade, - upon trav-
elers; espiiglerie; net, trap &c. 545.
Ulysses, Machiavel, sly boots, fox,
reynard; Scotchman; Jew, Yankee; in-
triguer, intrigant; floater [U. S.], Indian
giver [U. S.], keener [U. S.], repeater
[U. S. politics].
V. be -cmming &c. adj.; have cut
one's eyeteeth; contrive &c. (plan)- 626;
live by one's wits; maneuver; intrigue,
gerrymander, finesse, double, temporize,
stoop to conquer, reciter pour mieux
miier, circumvent, steal a march upon;
overreach &c. 545; throw off one's
guard; surprise &c. 508; snatch a ver-
dict; waylay, undermine, introduce the
thin end of the wedge; play -a deep game, - tricks with; amhiguas in mdgum
spargere voces; flatter, make things pleasant; have an ax to grind.
Adj. cunning, crafty, artful; skillful &c. 698; subtle, feline, vulpine; cunning
as a -fox, - serpent; deep, - laid; profound; designing, contriving; intriguing
&c. v.; strategic, diplomatic, politic, Machiavelian, timeserving; artificial;
trick-y, -sy; wily, sly, slim, insidious, ste<hy; underhand &c. (hidden) 528;
subdolous; deceitful &c. 545; crooked; arch, pawky, shrewd, acute; sharp, - as
a needle; canny, astute, leery, knowing, up to snuff, too clever by half, not to
be caught with chaff.
Adv. cuimingly &c. adj.; slily, on the sly, by a side wind.
Phr. diamond cut diamond; dbisou d blanc;fin cantrefin; ** something is rotten in the
state of Denmark '' [Handet].
speak -out, - one's mitid; be free with
one, call a spade a spade.
Adj. artless, natural, pure, native,
confiding, simple, plain, inartificial, un-
tutored, unsophisticated, ingenu, unaf-
fected, naive; sincere, frank; open, - as
day; candid, ingenuous, guileless; un-
suspicious, honest &c. 939; irmocent &c.
946; Arcadian; undesigning, straight-
forward, unreserved, aboveboard; sim-
ple-, single-minded; frank-, open-, sin-
gle-, simple-hearted.
free-, plain-, out-spoken; blunt, down-
right, direct, matter of fact, unpoetical;
unflattering.
Adv. in plain -words, - English;
without mincing the matter; not to
mince the matter &c. (affirmation) 535.
Phr. Dcuma sum non (Edivus [Terence]; Itbe^
ravi animam meam; " as franx as rain on cherry-
blossoms " [E..B. Browning].
Section IV. Antagonism
1. Conditional Antagonism
704. Difficulty. — N. difficulty; hard-
ness &c. adj.; impracticability &c. (m-
possibility) 471; tough -, hard -, uphill-
work; hard -, Herculean -, Augean-
task; task of Sisyphus, Sisyphean labor,
tough job, teaser, rasper, dead lift.
dilemma, embarrassment; deadlock;
perplexity &c. (uncertainty) 475; intri-
cacy; entanglement &c. 59; cross fire;
awkwardness, delicacy, ticklish card to
play, knot, Gordian knot, dignus vin-
dice nodu^Sy net, meshes, maze; coil ifec.
(convolution) 248; crooked path; in-
volvement.
nice -, delicate -, subtle -, knotty-
point; vexed question, vexata qwzstio,
poser; puzzle &c. (riddle) 533; paradox;
hard -, nut to crack; bone to pick,
706. Facility. —N. facility, ease;
easiness &c. adj.; capability; feasibility
&c. (practicability) 470; flexibility, pli-
ancy &c. 324; smoothness &c. 255.
plain -, smooth -, straight- sailing;
mere child's play, holiday task; cinch
[U. S.].
smooth water, fair wind; smooth -,
royal- road; clear -coast, - stage; tab-
ula rasa; full play &c. (freedom) 748.
disen-cumbrance, -tanglement; deop-
pilation; permission &c. 760.
V. be -easy &c. adj.; go on -, run-
smoothly; have -full play &c. n.; go -,
run- on all fours; obey the helm, work
well.
flow -, swim -, drift -, go- with the-
-stream, - tide; see one's way; have -it
704 — 706
VOLITION
V. a)rv
crux, pons asinarum, where the shoe
pinches.
nonplus, quandary, strait, pass, pinch,
pretty pass, stress, brunt; critical sit-
uation, crisis; trial, rub, emergency, ex-
igency, scramble.
scrape, hobble, slough, quagmire, hot
water, hornet's nest; sea -, peck- of
troubles; pretty kettle of fish; pickle,
stew, imbroglio, mess, ado; false posi-
tion; set fast, stand; dead -lock, - set;
fix, horns of a dilenmia, cul de sac;
hitch; stumbling block &c. (hindrance)
706.
V. be -difficult &c. adj.; run one hard,
go against the grain, try one's patience,
put one out; put to one's -shifts, - wit's
end; go hard with -, try- one; pose, per-
plex &c. (uncertain) 475; bother, non-
plus, gravel, bring to a deadlock; be
-impossible &c. 471; be in the way of
&c. (hinder) 706.
meet with -, labor under -, get into
-, plunge into -, struggle with -, con-
tend with -, grapple with- difficulties;
labor under a disadvantage; be -in
difficulty &c. adj.
fish in troubled waters, buffet the
waves, swim against the stream, scud
under bare poles.
have -much ado with, - a hard time
of it; come to the -push, - pinch; bear
the brunt.
grope in the dark, lose one's way,
weave a tangled web, walk among eggs.
get into a -scrape &c. n. ; bring a hor-
net's nest about one's ears; be put to
one's shifts; flounder, boggle, struggle;
not know which way to turn &c. (un-
certain) 475; perdre son Latin; stick -at,
- in the mud, - fast; come to a -stand,
- deadlock; hold the wolf by the ears,
render -difficult &c. adj. ; enmesh, encumber, embarrass, ravel, entangle; put
a spoke in the wheel &c. (hinder) 706; lead a pretty dance.
Adj. difficult, not easy, hard, tough; trouble-, toil-, irk-some; operose, la-
borious, onerous, arduous, Herculean, formidable; sooner-, more easily- said
than done; difficult -, hard- to deal with; ill-conditioned, crabbed; not -to be
handled with kid gloves, - made with rose water.
awkward, unwieldy, unmanageable; intractable, stubborn &c. (obstinate)
606; perverse, refractory, plaguy, trying, thorny, rugged; knot-ted, -ty; in-
vioust; path-, track-less; labyrinthine &c. (convoluted) 248; intricate, com-
plicated &c. (tangled) 59; impracticable &c. (impossible) 471; not -feasible
&c. 470; desperate &c. (hopeless) 859.
embarrassing, perplexing &c. (uncertain) 475; delicate, ticklish, critical;
beset with -, full of -, surrounded by -, entangled by -, encompassed with-
difficulties.
under a difficulty; in a box; in -difficulty, - hot water, - the suds, - a cleft
2Sa
all one's own way, - the game in one's
own hands; walk over the course, win
at a canter; make -light of, - nothing
of, - no bones of; be at home in &c.
(skiUful) 698.
' render -easy &c. adj.; facilitat^e,
smooth, ease; popularize; lighten, -
the labor; free, clear; dis-encumber,
-embarrass, -entangle, -engage; deob-
struct, unclog, extricate, unravel; untie
-, cut- the knot; disburden, unload,
exonerate, emancipate, free from, deop-
pilate; humor &c. (aid) 707; lubricate
&c. 332; relieve &c. 834.
leave -a hole to creep out of, - a loop-
hole, - the matter open; give -the reins
to, - full play, - full swing; make way
for; open the -door to, - way; prepare -,
smooth -, clear- the -ground, - way, -
path, - road; pave the way, bridge over;
permit &c. 760.
Adj. easy, facile; feasible &c. (prac-
ticable) 470; easily -managed, - accom-
plished; within reach, accessible, easy
of access, for the million, open to.
manageable, wieldy; towardly, tract-
able; submissive; yielding, ductile;
suant; pliant &c. (soft) 324; glib, slip-
pery; smooth &c. 255; on -friction
wheels, - velvet.
un-, dis-burdened, -encumbered, -em-
barrassed; exonerated; un-loaded, -ob-
structed, -tranmieled; unrestrained Ac.
(free) 748; at ease, light.
at -, quite at- home; in -one's element,
-smooth water.
Adv. easily &c. adj.; readily, smooth-
ly, swinmiingly, on easy terms, single-
handed.
Phr. touch and go.
T.(I)iv
ANTAGONISM
704 — 707
stick, - a fix, - the wrong box, - a scrape Ac. n., - deep water, - a fine pickle;
in extremis; between -two stools, - Scylla and Chary bdis; surrounded by
•shoals, - breakers, - quicksands; at cross purposes; not out of the wood.
reduced to straits; hard -, sorely- pressed; run hard; pinched, put to it,
straitened; hard -up, - put to it, - set; put to one's shifts; puzzled, at a loss,
4c. (vnoaiain) 475; at -the end of one's tether, - one's wit's end, - a nonplus,
-a standstill; graveled, nonplussed, stranded, aground; stuck -, set- fast; up
a tree, at bay, aux abois, driven -into a comer, - from post to pillar, ~ to ex-
tremity, - to one's wit's end, - to the wall; au hout de son Latin; out of one's
depth; thrown out.
accomplished with difiiculty; hard-fought, -earned.
Adv. with -difficulty, - much ado; hardly &c. adj,; uphill; against the
-stream, - grain ; d rebaurs; intritd Minervd; in the teeth of ; at -, upon- a pinch ;
at long odds.
Pbr. " ay there's the rub " [Hamlet]', hie labor hoc opus [Vergil]; things are come to a
pretty paas, ab inconvenienU; ad attra per aepera; aucun chemin de fieura ne conduit d la
ffoire.
2. Active Antagonism
706. Hindrance. — N. prevention,
preclusion, obstruction, stoppage; em-
bolus; inter-niption, -ception, -elusion t ;
hindrance, impedition t; retard-ment,
-ation; embarrassment, oppilation; co-
arctation, stricture, restriction; infarct;
restraint &c. 751; inhibition &c. 761;
blockade &c. (closure) 261.
inter-ference, -position; obtrusion;
dis-couragement, -countenance.
impediment, let, obstacle, obstruction,
knot, knag; check, hitch, contretemps j
screw loose, grit in the oil.
bar, stile, barrier; turn-stile, -pike;
gate, portcullis; beaver dam; trocha;
barricade Ac. {defense) 717; wall, dead
wall, breakwater, groyne; bulkhead,
block, buffer; stopper &c. 263; boom,
dam, weir, burrock.
drawback, objection ;stumbling-block,
-stone; lion in the path; snag; snags and
sawyers.
en-, in-cumbrance; clog, skid, shoe,
spoke; drag, - chain, - weight; stay,
stop; preventive, prophylactic; load,
burden, fardel, onus, millstone round
one's neck, impedimenta; dead weight;
lumber, pack; nightmare, Ephialtes, in-
cubus, old man of the sea; remora.
difficulty &c. 704; insuperable &c,
471- obstacle; estoppel; ill wind; head
wind &c. (opposition) 708; trammel,
tether &c. (means of restraint) 762; hold
back, counterpoise; damper, wet blank-
et, hinderer, marplot, kill-joy, inter-
loper; trail of a red herring; opponent
&c. 710.
707. Aid. — N. aid, -ance; assistance,
help, opitulation t, succor; support, lift,
advance, furtherance, promotion; co-
ad juvancy &c. (cooperation) 709.
patronage, championship, counte-
nance, favor, interest, advocacy.
sustentation, subvention, alimenta-
tion, nutrition, nourishment; eutrophy;
manna in the wilderness; food &c. 298;
means &c. 632.
ministr-y, -ation; subministration;
accommodation.
relief, rescue; help at a dead lift;
supernatural aid; deus ex machind,
supplies, reenforcements, succors, con-
tingents, recruits; support &c. (phys-
ical) 215; adjunct, ally &c. (helper) 711.
V. aid, assist, help, succor, lend one's
aid; come to the -aid Ac. n.- of; con-
tribute, subscribe to; bring -, give -,
f lUTiish -, afford -, supply- -aid &c. n. ;
give -, stretch -, lend -, bear -, hold
out- a -hand, - helping hand; give one
a -lift, - cast, - turn; take -by the hand,
- in tow; help a lame dog over a stile,
lend wings to.
relieve, rescue; set -up, - agoing, -
on one's legs; bear -, pull- through;
give new life to, be the making of; re-
enforce, recruit; set ~, put -, push-
forward; give -a lift, - a shove, - an
impulse- to; promote, further, forward,
advance; speed, expedite, quicken, has-
ten.
support, sustain, uphold, prop, hold
up, bolster.
cradle, nourish; nurtiit^^ \N.wx?3ift,^ <5is?i
706—709
VOLITION
V. (I)nr
V. hinder, impede, filibuster [U. S.],
impedite t, embarrass.
keep ~, stave ~, ward- ofif; obviate;
a-, ante-vertt; turn aside, draw oflf,
prevent, forefend, nip in the bud; re-
tard, slacken, check, let; counter-act,
-check; preclude, debar, foreclose, estop;
inhibit &c. 761; shackle &c. {restrain)
751 ; restrict.
obstruct, stop, stay, bar, bolt, lock;
block, - up; choke off; belay, barricade;
block -, stop- the way; forelay; dam
up &c. (close) 261 ; put on the -brake &c.
n.; scotch -, lock -, put a spoke in-
the wheel; put a stop to &c. 142; trav-
erse, contravene; inter-rupt, -cept; op-
pose &c. 708; hedge -in, - round; cut
off; interclude f.
inter-pose, -fere, -meddle &c. 682.
cramp, hamper; clog, - the wheels;
cimiber; en- in-cumber; handicap;
choke; saddle -, load- with; overload,
lay; lumber, tranmiel, tie one's hands,
put to inconvenience; in-, dis-conmiode;
discompose; hustle, comer, drive into a
comer.
run ~, fall- foul of; cross the path of,
break in upon.
thwart, frustrate, disconcert, balk,
foil; faze, feaze, feeze [U. S.]; baffle,
snub, override, circumvent; defeat &c.
731; spike guns &c. (render Tiseless) 645;
spoil, mar, clip the wings of; cripple Ac.
(injure) 659; put an extinguisher on;
damp; dishearten &c. (dissuade) 616;
discountenance, throw cold water on,
spoil sport; lay -, throw- a wet blanket
on; cut the ground from under one, take
the wind out of one's sails, undermine;
be -, stand- in the way of; act as a drag;
hang like a millstone round one's neck.
Adj. hindering &c. v.; obstr-uctive,
-uent; impedi-tive, -ent; intercipient t; prophylactic &c. (remedial) 662; im-
pedimentary.
in the way of, unfavorable; onerous, burdensome; cimib-rous, -ersome; ob-
trusive.
hindered &c. v,; windbound, water-logged, heavy laden; hard pressed.
unassisted &c, (see assist &c. 707); single-handed, alone; deserted &c.
624.
Phr. occurrerU nvbes,
708. Opposition. — N. opposition,
antagonism; oppug-nancy, -nation; im-
pugnation; contrariety; contravention;
counteraction &c. 179; counterplot.
cross fire, undercurrent, head wind.
clashmg, collision^ conflict.
232
nurse, suckle, put out to nurse; manure,
cultivate, force; foster, cherish, foment;
feed -, fan- the flame.
serve; do service to, tender to, pan-
der to; ad-, sub-, minister to; tend,
attend, wait on; take care of &c. 459;
entertain; smooth the bed of death.
oblige, accommodate, consult the
wishes of; hiunor, cheer, encourage.
second, stand by; back, - up; pay the
piper, abet; work -, make interest -,
stick up -, take up the cudgels- for;
take up -, espouse -, adopt- the cause
of; advocate, beat up for recmits, press
into the service; squire, give moral sup-
port to, keep in countenance, counte-
nance, patronize; lend -oneself, - one's
countenance- to; smile -, shine- upon;
favor, befriend, take in hand, enlist
under the banners of; side with &c.
(cooperate) 709.
be of use to; subserve Ac. (in^trun
ment) 631; benefit &c. 648; render a
service &c. (viilUy) 644; conduce &c.
(tend) 176.
Adj. aiding &c, v.; auxiliary, adju-
vant, helpful; coadjuvant &c. 709; sub-
servient, ministrant, ancillary, acces-
sory, subsidiary.
at one's beck; friendly, amicable, fa-
vorable, propitious, well-disposed; neigh-
borly; obliging &c. (benevolent) 906.
Adv. with -, by- -the aid &c. n.- of;
on -, in- behalf of; in -aid, - the serv-
ice, - the name, - favor, - furtherance-
of; on account of; for the sake of, on
the part of; rum obstante.
Int. help! save us! to the rescue!
Phr. aUerum alterius auxUio eget fSaUust];
" God befriend us as our cause is just [Henry
\
709. Cooperation* — N. cooperation;
coadju-vancy, -tancy; coagency, coeffi^
ciency ; concert, concurrence, complicity^
participation; union &c. 43; combination
&c. 48; collusion.
association, aUiance, colleagueship^
V. (I) IT
ANTAGONISM
708 — 711
competition, two of a trade, rivalry,
einulation, race.
absence of -aid &c. 707; resistance
dbc. 719; restraint &c. 751; hindrance
Ac. 706.
V. oppose, counteract, run counter
to; withstand &c. (resist) 719; control
Ac. (restrain) 751; hinder &c. 706;
antagonize, oppugn, fly in the face of,
go dead against, kick against, fall foul
of; set -, pit- against; face, confront,
cope with; make a -stand, - dead set-
against; set -oneself, - one's face-
against; protest -, vote -, raise one's
voice- agamst; disfavor, turn one's
back upon; set at naught, slap in the
face, slam the door in one's face.
be -, play- at cross purposes; coun-
ter-work, -mine; thwart, overthwart.
stem, breast, encounter; stem -,
breast- the -tide, - current, - flood; buf-
fet the waves; beat up -, make head-
against; grapple with; kick against the
pricks &c. (resist) 719; contend &c. 720
-, do battle Ac. (warfare) 722- -with, -
against.
contra-diet, -vene; belie; go ~, run -,
beat -, militate- against; come in con-
flict with.
emulate Ac. (compete) 720; rival,
spoil one's trade.
Adj. oppos-ing, -ed Ac. v.; adverse,
antagonistic; contrary Ac. 14; at vari-
ance Ac. 24; at issue, at war with.
un-favorable, -friendly; hostile, inim-
ical, cross, unpropitious.
in hostile array, front to front, with
crossed bayonets, at daggers drawn; up
in arms; resistant Ac. 719.
competitive, emulous.
Adv. against, versus, counter to, in
conflict with, at cross purposes.
against the -grain, - current, -
stream, - wind, - tide; with a head-
wind; with the wind-ahead, - in one's t^eth.
in spite, in despite, in defiance; in the -way, - teeth, - face- of; across; a-,
over-thwart; where the shoe pinches; in spite of one's teeth.
though Ac. 30; even; giuind mhne; per contra.
Phr. nitor in adverswn.
joint stock, copartnership; cartel; con-
federation Ac. (party) 712; coalition,
fusion; a long pull a strong pull and a
pull all together; logrolling, freema-
sonry.
unanimity Ac. (assent) 488; esprit de
corps, party spirit; clan-, partisan-ship;
concord Ac. 714; synergy.
V. cooperate, concur; conduce Ac.
178; combine, xmite one's efforts; keep
-, draw -, puU -, club -, hang -, hold -,
league -, band -, be banded- together;
pool; stand -, put- shoulder to shoulder;
act in concert, join forces, fraternize,
cling to one another, conspire, concert,
lay one's heads together; confederate, be
in league with; collude, understand one
another, play into the hands of, hunt in
couples.
side -, take side -, go along -, go
hand in hand -, join hands -, make
common cause -, strike in -, unite -,
join -, mix oneself up -, take part -,
cast in one's lot- with; join -, enter
into- partnership with; rally round,
follow the lead of; come to, pass over
to, come into the views of; be -, row -,
sail- in the same boat; sail on the same
tack.
be a party to, lend oneself to; chip in ;
participate; have a -hand in, - finger in
the pie; take -, bear- part in; second Ac.
(aid) 707; take the part of, play the
game of; espouse a -cause, - quarrel.
Adj. cooperating Ac. t;.; in -coopera-
tion Ac. n., - league Ac. (party) 712;
coadju-vant, -tant; dyed in the wool;
synerg-etic, -istic.
favorable Ac. 707- to; unopposed Ac.
708.
Adv. as one man Ac. (unanimously)
488; shoulder to shoulder.
Phr. due teste valgono piu che una sola.
710. Opponent. — N. opponent, an-
tagonist, adversary; adverse party, op-
{>osition; enemy Ac. 891; assailant.
oppositionist, obstructive; brawler,
wrangler, brangler, disputant; filibuster
[U. S.], obstructionist.
711. Auxiliary. — N. auxiliary; re-
cruit; assistant; adju-vant, -tant; ayu-
dante, co-aid; adjunct; help, -er, -mate,
-ing hand; midwife; colleague, partner,
mate, confrere, cooperator; coadju-tor,
-trix: collaborator.
710 — 714
VOLITION
V.(Di^
malcontent; Jacobin, Fenian; dema-
gogue, reactionist,
rival, competitor.
ally;. friend &c. 890, confidaati /dus
AchaieSf pal, alter ego.
confederate; ac-, complice; acces^
sory, - after the fact; particeps crim'
inis; socius criminis.
aide-de-camp J secretary, clerk, associate, marshal; right-hand; candle-,
bottle-holder; handmaid; servant &c. 746; puppet, cat's-paw, jackal; tool,
dme damrUe; satellite, adherent.
votary; secta-rian, -ry; seconder, backer, upholder, abettor, advocate,
partisan, champion, patron, friend at court, mediator; angel *.
friend in need. Jack at a pinch, deus ex machind, guardian angel, tutelary
genius.
712. Party. — N. party, faction, side, denomination, commimion, set, crew,
band, horde, posse, phalanx; family, clan, &c. 166; team; Umg.
community, body, fellowship, sodality, solidarity; con-, fraternity ; /amtlia-
tiref familistery; brother-, sister-hood.
knot, gang, clique, ring, circle; coterie, club, casino; machine; Tammany,
- Hall [U. S.].
corporation, corporate body, guild; establishment, company; co-, partner-
ship; firm, house; joint concern, joint-stock company; cahoot *, combine [U. S.],
trust.
society, association; instit-ute, -ution; union; trades union; league, S3aidicatey
alliance, Verein, Bund, ZoUverein, combination; Tunwerein; league -, alliance-
offensive and defensive; coalition; federation; confedera-tion, -cy; junto, cabal,
camarilla, camorra, brigue t; freemasonry; party spirit &c. {cooperation) 709.
Confederates, Conservatives, Democrats, Federalists, Federals, Freemason,
Knight Templar; Kuklux, - Klan; Liberals, Luddites, Republicans, Socialists,
Tories, Whigs Ac.
staff; dramatis personce.
V. unite, join; club together &c. (cooperate) 709; cement -, form- a party Ac.
n.; associate &c. (assemble) 72; enleague, federalize, go cahoots *.
Adj. in -league, - partnership, - alliance Ac. n.
bonded -, banded -, linked &c. (joined) 43- together; embattled; confeder-
ated, federative, joint.
Adv. hand in hand, side by side, shoulder to shoulder, en ma^se, in the same
boat.
713. Discord. — N. disagreement Ac.
24; dis-cord, -accord, -sidence, -so-
nance; jar, clash, shock; jarring, jost-
ling Ac. V. ; screw loose.
variance, difference, dissension, mis-
understanding, cross purposes, odds,
brouillerie; division, split, rupture, dis-
ruption, division in the camp, house di-
vided against itself, disunion, breach;
schism Ac. (dissent) 489; feud, faction.
quarrel, dispute, tiff, /raca.ssme, squab-
ble, altercation, barney *, demele, snarl,
spat, towrow, words, high words; wrang-
ling Ac. v.; jangle, brabble, cross ques-
tions and crooked answers, snip-snap;
family jars.
polemics; litigation; strife Ac. (con-
tention) 720; warfare Ac. 722; outbreak,
open rupture, declaration of war.
234
714. Concord. — N. concord, accord,
harmony, symphony; homologue; agree-
ment Ac. 23; sympathy Ac. (hve) 897;
response; union, unison, unity; bonds
of harmony; peace Ac. 721; imanimity
Ac. (asserd) 488; league Ac. 712; happy
family.
rapprochement; reunion; amity Ac.
(friendship) 888; alliance, entente car-
diale, good understanding, conciliation,
peacemaker; intercessor, mediator.
V. agree Ac. 23; accord, harmonize
with; fraternize; be -concordant Ac.
adj,; go hand in hand; run parallel Ac.
(concur) 178; understand one another,
pull together Ac. (cooperate) 709; put
up one's horses together, sing in chorus.
side -, sympathize -, go -, chime in -,
fall in- with; come round; be oacified
v.a)iv
ANTAGONISM
713 — 717
broil, brawl, row, racket, hubbub, rix-
ationf; embroilment, embranglement,
imbro^o, fracas, breach of the peace,
piece of work, scrimmage, rumpus;
breeze, squall; riot, disturbance &c. {dis-
order) 59; commotion &c. (agitation) 315;
bear garden, Donnybrook Fair.
subject of dispute, ground of quarrel,
battle ground, disputed point; bone -of
contention, - to pick;. apple of discord,
casus belli; question at issue &c. (sub-
ject of inquiry) 461; vexed question,
vexata qucestio, brand of discord.
troublous times; cat-and-dog life;
contentiousness &c. adj,; emnity &c.
889; hate &c, 898; Kilkenny cats; dis-
putant Ac. 710; strange bedfellows.
V. be -discordant &c. adj,; disagree,
come amiss &c. 24; clash, jar, jostle.
&c. 723; assent &c, 488; enter into the
-ideas, - feelings- of; reciprocate.
hurler avec les Umps; go -, swim- with
the stream.
keep in good humor, render accord-
ant, put in tune; come to an under-
standing, meet halfway; keep the -, re-
main at- peace.
Adj. concordant, congenial; agreeing
&c. V,; in- accord &c. n.; harmonious,
united, cemented; banded together &c.
712; aUied; friendly &c. 888; fraternal;
conciliatory; at one with; of onje mind
&c. (assent) 488.
at peace, in still water; tranquil &c.
(pacific) 721.
Adv. with one voice &c. (assent) 488;
in concert with, hand in hand; on one's
side.
Phr. commune perictdum concordiam parit.
pull different ways, conflict, have no
measures with, misunderstand one an-
other; live like cat and dog; differ; dissent &c. 489; have a -bone to pick, -
crow to pluck- with.
fall out, quarrel, dispute; litigate; controvert &c. (deny) 536; squabble,
wrangle, jangle, brangle, bicker, nag; spar Ac. (contend) 720; have -words &c.
n. with; ffiJl foul of.
split; break -, break squares -, part company- with; declare war, try con-
clusions; join -, put in- issue; pick a quarrel, fasten a quarrel on; sow -, stir
up- -di^nsion &c. n.; embroil, entangle, disunite, widen the breach; set -at
odds, - together by the ears; set -, pit- against.
get into hot water, fish in troubled waters, brawl; kick up a -row, - dust;
turn the house out of window.
Adj. discordant; disagreeing &c. v.; out of tune, ajar, on bad terms, dissen-
tient &c. 489; un-reconciled, -pacified.
quarrelsome, impacific; gladiatorial, controversial, polemic, disputatious;
factious; liti-gious, -gant; pettifogging.
at odds, at loggerheads, at daggers drawn, at variance, at issue, at cross
purposes, at sixes and sevens, at feud, at high words; up in arms, together by
the ears, in hot water, embroiled.
torn, disimited.
Fhr. quol haminea tot aerUeniioB [Terence]; no love lost between them, non nostrum tanteta
ccfnpontre lites [Vergii]; Mcara gramor sub pace latel [Claudius].
716. Defiance. — N. defiance; daring &. ; v, dare; challenge, cartel; threat Ac.
909; war-cry, -whoop.
V. defy, dare, beard; brave &c. (courage) 861; bid defiance to; set at -de-
fiance, - naught; hurl defiance at; dance the war dance; snap the fingers at,
laugh to scorn; disobey &c. 742.
show -fight, - one's teeth, - a bold front; bluster, look big, stand akimbo;
double -, shake- the fist; threaten &c. 909.
challenge, call out; throw - fling- down the -gauntlet, - gage, - glove.
Adj. defiant; defying &c. v,; with arms akimbo.
Adv. in -defiance, - the teeth- of; under one's very nose.
Int. do your worst! come if you dare! come on! marry come up! hoity toity!
Phr. noli me tangere; nemo me impune lacessU.
716. Attack. — N. attack; assault, 717. Defense. — N. defense, protec-
- and battery; onset, onslaught, charge, tion, guard, ^%xd\ ^\i\^Vibss%^^. \i.\^^^
716 — 717
VOLITION
V.(I)IT
aggression, offense; incursion, inroad,
invasion; irruption; outbreak; estra-
pade, ruixde; coup de main^ sally, sortie,
camisade, raid, foray; run -at, - against;
dead set at.
storm, -ing; boarding, escalade; siege,
investment, obsession, bombardment,
cannonade.
fire, volley; platoon -, file- fire; fusil-
lade; sharpshooting, hroadside; raking
-, cross- fire; volley c»f grapeshot, feu
d^enfer.
cut, thrust, lunge, pass, passado,
carte and tierce, home thrust; coup de
bee; kick, punch &c. (impulse) 276.
battue y razzia, Jacquoie, dragonnade;
devastation &c. 162; Sboulement.
assailant, aggressor, invader.
base of operations, point of attack;
echelon.
V. attack, assault, assail; set ->-> fall-
upon; charge, impugn, break a lance
with, enter the lists.
assume -, take- the offensive; be -,
become- the aggressor; strike the first
blow, throw the first stone at; lift a
hand -, draw the sword- against; take
up the cudgels; advance -, march-
against; march upon, invade, harry;
come on, show fight.
strike at, poke at, thrust at; aim -,
deal- a blow at; give -, fetch- one a
-blow, - kick; have a -cut, - shot, -
fling, - shy- at; be down -, pounce-
upon; fall foul of, pitch into, launch out
against; bait, slap on the face; make a
-thrust, - pass, - set, - dead set- at;
bear down upon.
close with, come to close quarters,
bring to bay.
ride full tilt Eigainst; let fly at, dash
at, run a tilt at, rush at, tilt at, run at,
fly at, hawk at, have at, let out at;
make a -dash, - rush at; attack tooth
and nail; strike home; drive -, press-
one hard; be hard upon, run down,
strike at the root of.
lay about one, run amuck.
fircx-upon, ~ at, - a shot at; draw a
be^ifl on [U. S.]; shoot at, pop at, level
;, let off a gun at; open fire, pepper,
bombard, shell, pour a broadside into;
fire -a volley, - red-hot shot; spring a
mine.
throw -a stone, - stones- at; stone,
lapidate, pelt; hurl -at, - against, -
at the head of; rock [U. S.].
236
fircx-U]
be^on
^i^/^rf, let of
pugnation ^, preservation &e. 670; gasr-
dianship.
self-defense, -preservation; resistance
&c. 719.
safeguard &c, (safety) 664; balis-
traria; screen &c. (shelter) 666 (ccmcetJ-
ment) 530; fortification; muni-tion,
-ment; bulwark, fosse, moat, ditch, in^
trenchment; kila; dike, dyke; pan^jet:
sunk fence, embankment, mound, mole
bank; earth-, field-work; fence, wall
dead wall, contravallation; paling Ac
(inclosure) 232; palisade, haha, stock-
ade, stoccado, laager, sangar; barri-er,
-cade; boom; portcullis, chevauxdefrUe;
aba-, abat-, abba-tis; vallum, circum-
vallation, battlement, rampart, scarp;
e-, counter-scarp; glacis, casemate; val-
lation, vanfos.
buttress, abutment; shore Ac. (sup-
port) 215.
breastwork, banquette, curtain, man-
tlet, bastion, redan, ravelin; vauntmure;
advanced -, horn -, out- work; barb-
acan, -ican; redoubt; fo(t-elage, -alice;
lines.
loophole, machicolation; sallyport.
hold, stronghold, fastness; asylum &c.
(refuge) 666; keep, donjon, fortress, cit-
adel, capitol, castle; tower, - of strength;
fort, barracoon, pah, sconce, martello
tower, peelhouse, blockhouse, rath;
wooden walls.
buffer, comer stone, fender, apron,
mask, gauntlet, thimble, carapace, ar-
mor, shield, buckler, aegis, breastplate,
backplate, cowcatcher, face guard, scu-
tum, cuirass, habergeon, mail, coat of
mail, brigandine, hauberk, lorication,
helmet, helm, bassinet, salade, heaume,
morion, murrion, armet, cabaset, vizor,
casquetel, siege cap, headpiece, casque,
pickethauhej vambrace, shako &c. (dress)
225; bearskin; panoply; truncheon &c.
(weapon) 727.
garrison, picket, piquet; defender, pro-
tector; guardian &c. (safety) 664; body-
guard, champion; knight-errant. Pal-
adin; propugner.
V. defend, forfend, fend; shield,
screen, shroud; engarrison; fence round
&c. (circumscribe) 229; fence, intrench;'
guard &c. (keep safe) 664; guard against;
take care of &c. (vigilance) 459; bear
harmless; fend-, keep -, ward -, beat-
off ; hinder &c. 706.
parry, repel, propugn t, put to flight;
4
It
V.(I)IT
ANTAGONISM
716 — 719
k".
beseti besiege, beleaguer; lay siege to,
invest, open the trenches, plant a bat-
tery, sap, mine; storm, board, scale the
waUs.
cut and thrust, bayonet, butt; kick,
strike Ac. (impulse) 276; whip &c.
{punish) 972.
Adj. attacking &c. v,; aggressive, of-
fensive, obsidional.
up in arms.
Adv. on the offensive.
Int. " up and at them! "
Pbr. " the din of arms, the yell of savage
rage, the shriek of agonv, the groan of death ''
iSouthevJ; " their fatal hands no second stroke
^tend [ParadvieLost]; " thirst for glory quells
the love of life " [Addison].
give a warm reception to [ironical] ; hold
-, keep- at -bay, - arm's length.
stand -, act- on the defensive; show
fight; maintain -, stand- one's ground;
stand by; hold one's own; bear -, stand-
the brunt; fall back upon, hold, stand
in the gap.
Adj. defending &c. v.; defensive;^
mural; armed, - at all points, - cap-a-
pie, - to the teeth; panoplied; iron-
plated, -clad; loopholed, castellated,
machicolated, casemated; defended &c.
v.; proof against; ball-, bullet-proof.
Adv. defensively; on the -defense, -
defensive; in defense; at bay, pro oris
et focis.
Int. no surrender!
Phr. defense not defiance; Dieu defend U
droit; fidei defensor,
719. Resistance. — N. resistance,
stand, front, oppugnation; oppugnancy;
opposition &c. 708; renitenc-e, -y; re-
luctation, recalcitration; kicking &c. v,
repulse, rebuff.
insurrection &c. (disobedience) 742;
strike; turn -, lock -, barring- out;
levie en masse, Jacquerie; riot &c. (dis-
order) 59.
V. resist; not -submit &c. 725; re-
pugn t, reluctate, withstand; stand up -,
strive -, bear up -, be proof -, make
head- sigainst; stand, - firm, - one's
ground, - the brunt of, - out; hold -one's
ground, - one's own, - out.
breast the -wave, - current; stem the
-tide, - torrent; face, confront, grapple
with; show a bold front &c. (courage)
861; present a front; make a -, taJke
one's- stand.
kick, - against; recalcitrate, kick
against the pricks; oppose &c. 708; fly
in the face of; lift the hand against &c.
(attack) 716; rise up in arms &c. (war)
722; strike, turn out; draw up a round
robin &c. (remonstrate) 932; revolt &c.
(disobey) 742; make a riot.
prendre le mors aux dents; take the
bit between the teeth; sell one's life
dearly, die hard, keep at bay; repel, re-
pulse.
Adj. resisting &c. v,\ resist-ive, -ant;
refractory Ac. (disobedient) 742; re-calci-
trant, -nitent, -pulsive, -pellant; up in arms.
proof against; unconquerable &c. (strong) 159; stubborn, unconquered; in*
domitable Ac. (versevering) 604a; unyielding Ac. (obstinate) 606.
Int. hands oit! keep off!
?37
718. Retaliation. — N. retaliation,
reprisal, retort; counter-stroke, -blast,
-plot, -project; retribution, lex talionis;
reciprocation &c. (reciprocity) 12.
tit for tat, give and take, blow for
blow, quid pro quo, a Roland for an
Oliver, measure for measure, diamond
cut diamond, the biter bit, a game at
which two can play; reproof valiant,
retort courteous.
recrimination Ac. (accusation) 938;
revenge Ac. 919; compensation Ac. 30;
reaction Ac. (recoil) 277.
V. retaliate, retort, turn upon; pay
-off, - back; pay in -one's own, - the
same- coin; cap; reciprocate Ac. 148;
turn the tables upon, return the compli-
ment; give -a quid pro quo Ac. n., - as
much as one takes: give and take, ex-
change fisticuffs; be -quits, - even-
with; pay off old scores.
serve one right, be hoist on one's own
petard, throw a stone in one's own
garden, catch a Tartar.
Adj. retaliating Ac. v.; retaUa-tory,
-tive; talionic.
Adv. in retaliation; en revanche.
Phr. mutato nomine de ie fabula narratur
[Horace]; par pari refero [Terence]; tu quoque;
you're another; suo siJbi gladio hunc jugvto; A
beau jeu beau retaur; litem . . , lite reaolvU [Hor-
ace],
.
720 — 723
VOLITION
V. (I)iv
721. Peace. — N. peace; amity Ac.
(friendship) 888; harmony 4c. (con-
cord) 714; tranquillity Ac. (quiescence)
265; truce &c. (pacification) 723; pipe
-, calumet- of peace.
piping time of peace, quiet life; neu-
trality.
V. be at peace; keep the peace Ac.
(concord) 714; make peace Ac. 723.
Adj. pacific; peace-able, -ful; calm,
tranquil, untroubled, halcyon; bloodless;
neutral.
Phr. the storm blown over; the lion lies
down with the Iamb; " all quiet on the Po-
tomac " ; paritur pax hello [Nepos]; " peace hath
her victories no less renowned than war "
[Milton].
720. Contention. -— N. contention,
strife; contest, -ation; struggle; bellig-
erency; opposition Ac. 708.
controversy, polemics; debate Ac.
(discussion) 476; war of words, logo-
machy, litigation; paper war; high
words Ac. (quarrel) 713; sparring Ac, v.
competition, rivalry; corrival-r}%
-ship; agonism f, concours, match, race,
horse racing, heat, steeple chase, handi-
cap; regatta; field day; sham fight,
Derby day; turf, sporting, bullfight,
tauromachy, gymkhana; boat race, tor-
pids.
wrestling, pugilism, boxing, fisticuffs,
spar, mill, set-to, round, bout, event;
prize fighting; quarterstaff, single stick;
gladiatorship, gymnastics; jiujitsu, ju-
jutsu, kooshii, samo; athletic-s, -sports; games of skill Ac. 840.
shindy; fracas Ac. (discord) 713; clash of arms; tussle, scuffle, broil, fray; af-
fray, -ment t; velitation f; col- t> luctation; brabble, brigue f, scramble, mklSCf
scrimmage, stramash, bushfighting.
free -, stand up -, hand to hand -, running- fight.
conflict, skirmish; ren-, en-counter; rencontre, collision, affair, brush, fight;
battle, - royal; combat, action, engagement, joust, tournament; tilt, -ing;
toumay, list; pitched battle.
death struggle, struggle for life or death, Armageddon; hard knocks, sharp
contest, tug of war.
naval engagement, naumachia, sea fight.
duel, -lo; single combat, monomachy, satisfaction, passage d^armeSj passage
of arms, affair of honor; triangular duel; hostile meeting, digladiation; appeal
to arms Ac. (warfare) 722.
deeds -, feats- of arms; pugnacity; combativeness Ac. adj,) bone of conten-
tion Ac. 713.
V. contend; contest, strive, struggK?, scramble, wrestle; spar, square; ex-
change -blows, - fisticuffs; fib, justle, tussle, tilt, box, stave, fence; skirmish;
pickeer; fight Ac. (war) 722; wrangle Ac. (quarrel) 713.
contend Ac. -, grapple -, engage -, close -, buckle -, bandy -, try conclu-
sions -, have a brush Ac. n. -, tilt- with; encounter, fall foul of, pitch into,
clapperclaw, run a tilt at; oppose Ac. 708; reluct.
join issue, come to blows, go to loggerheads, set to, come to the scratch, ex-
change shots, measure swords, meet hand to hand; take up the -cudgels, -
glove, - gauntlet; enter the lists; couch one's lance; give satisfaction; appeal to
arms Ac. (warfare) 722.
lay about one; break the peace.
compete -, cope -, vie -, race- with; outvie, emulate, rival; run a race; con-
tend Ac. -, stipulate -, stickle- for; insist upon, make a point of.
Adj. contending Ac. v,\ together by the ears, at loggerheads, at war, at is-
sue.
competitive, rival; belligerent; contentious, combative, bellicose, unpeace-
ful; warlike Ac. 722; quarrelsome Ac. 901 ; pugnacious; pugilistic, gladiatorial;
palestric, -al.
Phr. a verbis ad verhera; a word and a blow; " a very pretty quarrel as it stands " [Sheri-
dan]; commune periculum concordiam yarit; lu litem generat.
722. Warfare. — N. warfare; fight-
ing Ac. V,; hostilities; war, arms, the
238
Tira. Pacification. — N. pacification,
conciliation ; reconcil-iation, -ement
V. (I) It
ANTAGONISM
722 — 728
sword; Mara, Bellona, grim visaged
war, horrida beUa; bloodshed.
appeal to -armS; ~ the sword; ordeal
-, wager- of battle; uUima ratio regum,
arbitrament of the sword.
battle array, campaign, crusade, ex-
pedition; mobilization; state of siege;
battlefield &c. (arena) 728; warpath.
art of war, tactics, strategy, castrame-
tation; general-, soldier-ship; military
evolutions, ballistics, gimnery; chivalry;
gunpowder, shot.
battle, tug of war &c, (conientian)
720; service, campaigning, active serv-
ice, tented field; kriegspiel, Kriegsspiel;
fire cross, trumpet, clarion, bugle, pi-
broch, slogan; war-cry, -whoop; battle
cry, beat of drum, rappel, tom-tom; cal-
umet of war; word of command; pass-,
watch-word; passage d^armes.
war to the -death, - knife; guerre d
-^mortf - outrance; open -, internecine -,
civil- war.
V. arm; raise -, mobilize- troops;
raise up in arms; take up the cudgels
Ac. 720; take up -, fly to -, appeal to-
-arms, - the sword; draw -, unsheathe-
the sword; dig up the -hatchet, - toma-
hawk; go to -, declare -, wage -, " let
slip the dogs of- war " {JtUitis Ccesar];
cry havoc; kindle -, Ught- the torch of
war; raise -one's banner, - the fire cross;
hoist the black flag; throw -, fling- away
the scabbard; enroll, enlist; take the
field; take the law into one's own hands;
do -, give -, join -, engage in -, go to- battle; flesh one's sword; set to, fall to,
engage, measure swords with, draw the trigger, cross swords; come to -blows,
- close quarters; fight; combat; contend Ac. 720; battle -, break a lance- With,
serve; see -, be on- -service, - active service; campaign; wield the sword,
shoulder a musket, smell powder, be under the fire; spill -, imbrue the hands
in- blood; on the warpath.
carry on -war, - hostilities; keep the field; fight the good fight; fight -it out,
- like devils, - one's way, - hand to hand; sell one's hfe dearly.
Adj. conten-ding, -tious Ac. 720; armed, - to the teeth, - cap-a-pie; sword
in hand ; in -, under -, up in- arms ; at war with ; bristling with arms ; in -battle
array, - open arms, - the field; embattled; battled.
unpacific, unpeaceful; belligerent, combative, armigerous, bellicose, mar-
tial, warlike; mili-tary, -tant; soldier-like, -ly; chivalrous; strategical, inter-
necine.
Adv. flagrante beUoj in the -thick of the fray, - cannon's mouth; at the
-sword's point, - poiiit of the bayonet.
Int. vce viciis! to arms! to your tents O Israel!
hello non licet; jus
open war " [Milton];
. ; cannons have their
bowels full of wrath " [King John]: " the cannons . . . spit forth their iron indignation "
[ King John] ; " the fire-eyed maid of smoky war " [Henry I V] ; silent leges inter arma [Cicero];
si vis pacem para bellum.
shaking of hands, accommodation, ar-
rangement, adjustment; terms, compro-
mise; amnesty, deed of release.
peace offering; olive branch; calumet
-, preliminaries- of peace.
truce, armistice; suspension of -arms,
- hostilities; breathing time; conven-
tion; modus Vivendi; flag of truce, white
flag, parlementaire, cartel.
hollow truce, pax in beUo-; drawn bat-
tle.
V. pacify, tranquillize, compose; allay
Ac. (moderate) 174; reconcile, propitiate,
placate, conciliate, meet halfway, hold
out the olive branch, heal the breach,
make peace, restore harmony, bring to
terms.
settle -, arrange -, accbmmodate-
-matters, - diflferences; set straight;
make up a quarrel, tantas componere lites;
come to -an understanding, ^ terms;
bridge over, hush up; make -it, - mat-
ters- up; shake hands; mend one's
fences [U. S.].
raise a siege; put up -, sheathe- the
sword; bury the hatchet, lay down one's
arms, turn swords into plowshares;
smoke the calumet of peace, close- the
temple of Janus; keep the peace Ac.
(concord) 714; be -pacified Ac; come
round.
Adj. conciliatory; composing Ac. t;.;
pacified Ac. v.
Pbr. requiescai in pace.
724 — 726 VOLITION V. (I) iv
721. Mediation. — N. media*tion, -torship, -tisation; inter-vention, -posi-
tion, -ference, -meddling, -cession; parley, negotiation, arbitration; flag of
truce &c. 723; good offices, peace offering; diploma-tics, -cy; compromise &c.
774.
mediator, intercessor, peacemaker, make-peace, negotiator, go-between; dip-
lomatist <&c. (consignee) 758; moderator; propitiator; imipire.
V. media-te, -tize; inter-cede, -pose, -fere, -vene; step in, negotiate; meet
halfway; arbitrate; magnas componere lUes.
Adj. mediatory.
726. Submission. — N. submission, yielding; nonresistance; obedience &c.
743.
surrender, cession, capitulation, resignation; backdown.
obeisance, homage, kneeling, genuflexion, courtesy, curtsy, kotow, pros-
tration.
V. succumb, submit, yield, bend, resign, defer to.
lay down -, deliver up- one's arms; lower -, haul down -, strike- one's -flag,
- colors.
surrender, - at discretion; cede, capitulate, come to terms, retreat, beat a
retreat; draw in one's horns &c. {humility) 879; give -way, - ground, - in, - up;
cave in; suffer judgment by default; bend, - to one's yoke, - before the storm;
reel back; bend -, knuckle- -down, - to, - under; knock under.
eat -dirt, - the leek, - humble pie; bite -, lick- the dust; be -, fall- at one's
feet; craven; crouch before, throw oneself at the feet of; swallow the -leek, -
pill; kiss the rod; turn the other cheek; avaler les coideuvres, gulp down.
obey &c. 743; kneel to, bow to, pay homage to, cringe to, truckle to; bend
the -neck, - knee; kneel, fall on one's knees, bow submission, courtesy, curtsy,
kotow.
pocket the affront; make -the best of, - a virtue of necessity; grin and abide,
shrug the shoulders, resign oneself; submit with a good grace &c. {bear with) 826.
Adj. surrendering &c. t;.; submissive, resigned, crouching; downtrodden;
down on one's marrow bones; on one's bended knee; un-, non-resisting; phant
&c. {soft) 324; undefended.
untenable, indefensible; humble &c. 879.
Phr. have it your own way; it can't be helped; amen dec {(usent) 488; da locum melionbua;
tempori pcarendum,
726. Combatant. — N. combatant; disputant, controversialist, polemic,
litigant, belligerent; competitor, rival, corrival; fighter, assailant; champion.
Paladin; mosstrooper, swashbuckler, fire eater, duelist, bully, bludgeon man,
rough, fighting man, prize fighter, pugilist, boxer, bruiser, the fancy, gladiator,
athlete, wrestler; fighting-, game-cock; swordsman, sabreur.
warrior, soldier, Amazon, man at arms, armigerent; campaigner, veteran;
redcoat, military man, Rajput.
armed force, troops, solcfiery, military, forces, sabaoth, the army, standing
army, regulars, the line, troops of the line, miUtia, yeomanry, volunteers, train-
band, fencible; auxiliary, bersaglierej brave; garde-mationale, - royale; minute-
man [Am. Hist.]; auxiliary -, reserve- forces; reserves, posse comitatuSj na-
tional guard, gendarme, beefeater; guards, -man; yeomen of the guard, life
guards, household troops.
janissary; myrmidon; Mama-, Mame-luke; spahee, spahi, Cossack, Croat,
Pando?; irregular, franc-tireiu", tirailleur, bashi-bazouk, guerilla, condottiere;
mercenary; bushwhacker, free lance, companion; Hessian.
levy, draught; Land-wehr, -sturm; conscript, recruit, cadet, raw levies.
private, - soldier; Tonrniy Atkins, rank and file, peon, trooper, sepoy, ligion-
naire, legionary, food for powder; officer &c. {comm^inder) 745; subaltern, en-
sjgn, standard bearer; spear-, pike-man; halberdier, lancer; musketeer, cara-
240
V. (I) IV ANTAGONISM 726 — 727
bioeer, rifleman, jager, sharpshooter, yager, skirmisher; grenadier, fusileer;
archer, bowman.
horse and foot; horse -, foot- soldier; cavalry, horse, artillery, h9rse artillery,
infantry, light horse, voUigeur, uhlan, mounted rifles, dragoon, hussar; Ught -,
heavy- dragoon; heavy; cuirassier; Foot Guards, Horse Guards; gunner, can-
noneer, bombardier, artilleryman, matrossf; sapper, - and miner; engineer;
light infantry, rifles, chasseur, zouave; military train, coolie.
army, corps d^armie, host, division, battalia, column, wing, detachment, gar-
rison, flying column, brigade, regiment, corps, battalion, sotnia, squadron,
company, platoon, battery, subdivision, section, squad; piquet, picket, guard,
rank, file; legion, phalanx, cohort; cloud of skirn^iishers.
war horse, charger, destrier.
marine, man-of-war's man Ac. (sailor) 269; navy, wooden walls, naval forces,
fleet, flotilla, armada, squadron.
man-of-war; armored -, protected- cruiser; destroyer, dreadnought, sub-
marine; torpedo-boat, - destroyer; torpedo-catcher, war castle, H. M. S.; line
of battle ship, ship of the line, ironclad, turret ship, ram, monitor, floating
battery; first-rate, frigate, sloop of war, corvette, gunboat, bomb vessel; flag-
ship, guard ship, cniiser; privateer; tender; store -, troop- ship; transport, cata-
maran.
727. Arms. — N. arm, -s; weapon, deadly weapon; arma-ment, -ture; pan*
oply, stand of arms; armor &c. (defense) 717; armory &c. (store) 636; apparatus
beUu
ammunition; powder, - and shot; explosive; gun-powder, -cotton; dynam-,
melin-, cord-, lydd-ite; cartridge; ball cartridge, cartouche, fireball; " villanous
saltpeter" [Hen. IV]; dumdum bullet; pyroxyline.
sword, saber, broadsword, cutlass, falchion, scimitar, cimeter, brand, whin-
yard, bilbo, glaive, glave, rapier, skean, Toledo, Ferrara, tuck, claymore,
adaga, baselard, Lochaber ax, skean dhu, creese, kris, dagger, dirk, banger,
poniard, stiletto, stylet, dudgeon, bayonet; sword-bayonet, -stick; side arms,
foil, blade, steel; ax, bill; pole-, battle-ax; gisarme, halberd, partisan, toma-
hawk, bowie knife; at-, att-, yat-aghan; yatachan; ass-agai, -egai; good -,
trusty -, naked- sword; cold steel.
club, mace, truncheon, staff, bludgeon, cudgel, life-preserver, shillelah, sprig;
hand-, quarter-staff; bat, cane, stick, knuckle duster; billy, black-jack, sand-
bag, waddy.
gun, piece; firearms; artillery, ordnance; siege -, battering- train; park,
battery; cannon, gun of position, heavy gun, fieldpiece, mortar, howitzer,
carronade, culverin, basilisk; falconet, jingal, swivel, pederero, houche A feu;
petard, torpedo; mitrailleu'rj -se; infernal machine; smooth bore, rifled cannon;
Armstrong -, Lancaster -, Paixhan -, Whitworth -, Parrott -, Krupp -, Gat-
ling -, Maxim -, machine- gun; pompom; tenpounder.
small arms; musket, -ry, firelock, fowling piece, rifle, fusil, caliver, carbine,
blunderbuss, musketoon. Brown Bess, matchlock, harquebuss, arquebus,
haguebut; pistol, -et; petronel; small bore; breach-, muzzle-loader; revolver,
repeater; Mini6 -, Enfield -, Flobert -, Westley Richards -, Snider -, Martini-
Henry -, Lee-Metford -, Lee-Enfield -, Mauser -, magazine- rifle; needle gun,
chassepot; wind-, air-gun; automatic -ghn, - pistol; escopet, escopette, gun-
flint, -lock; hackbut, shooter, shooting iron * [U. S.], six-shooter [U. S.], shotgun.
bow, crossbow, balister, catapult, sling; battering-ram &c. (impulse) 276;
gunnery; ballistics &c. (propulsion) 284.
missile, bolt, projectile, shot, baU; grape; grape -, canister -, bar -, cannon -,
langrel -, langrage -, round -, chain- shot; balista, ballista, slung shot, tre-
buchet, trebucket; bullet, slug, stone, brickbat, grenade, shell, bomb, carcass,
rocket; congreve, - rocket; shrapnel, mitraille; levin- -bolt. - brand: thunder-
bolt.
727 — 782
VOLITION
V. (I) IV
pike, lance, spear, spontoon, javelin, dart, jereed, jerid, arrow, reed, shaft,
bolt, boomerang, harpoon, gaff; eelspear, oxgoad, weet-weet, wommerah.
Phr. en fliUe;*nervo8 heUi pecuniam infinttam»
728. Arena. — N. arena, field, platform; scene' of action, theater; walk,
course; hustings; stage, boards &c. (playhouse) 599; amphitheater; Coli-, Colos-
seum: Flavian amphitheater, hippodrome, circus, race course, corso, turf, cock-
pit, bear garden, playground, gynmasium, palestra, ring, Usts; tilt-yard, -ing
ground; Campus Martius, Champ de Mars; campus [U. S.].
theater -, seat- of war; battle-field, -ground; field of -battle, - slaughter;
Aceldama, camp; the enemy's camp; trysting place &c. (place of meeting) 74.
Section V. Results op Voluntary Action
729. Completion. — N. completion;
accomplish-, achieve-, fulfiU-ment; per-
formance, execution; des-, dis-patch;
consummation, culmination; finish, con-
clusion; close &c. (end) 67; terminus &c.
(arrival) 292; winding up; finale, d^-
nou^ement, catastrophe, issue, upshot,
result; final -, last -, crowning -, finish-
ing— touch, - stroke; last finish, coup
de grdce; crowning of the edifice; cop-
ing-, key-stone; missing link &c. 53;
superstructure, ne plus vUra, work done,
fail accompli.
elaboration; finality; completeness &c.
52.
V. effect, -uate; accomplish, achieve,
compass, consummate, hammer out;
bring to -maturity, - perfection; perfect,
complete; elaborate.
730. Noncompletion. — N. non-
completion, -fulfillment; shortcoming
&c. 304; incompleteness &c. 53; drawn
-battle, - game; work of Penelope.
nonperformance, inexecution; neglect
&c. 460.
V. not -complete &c. 729; leave -im-
finished &c. adj., - undone; neglect &c.
.460; let -alone, - slip; lose sight of.
fall short of &c. 304; do things by
halves, scotch the snake not kill it; hang
fire; be slow to; collapse &c. 304.
Adj. not completed &c. t;.; incomplete
&c. 53; uncompleted, unfinished, unac-
complished, unperformed, unexecuted;
sketchy, addle.
in progress, in hand; going on, pro-
ceeding; on one's hands; on the anvil.
Adv. re infedd.
do, execute, make; go -, get- through;
work out, enact; bring -about, - to bear, - to pass, - through, - to a head.
des-, dis-patch; knock -, finish -, polish- off; make short work of; dispose
of, set at rest; perform, discharge, fulfill, realize; put in -practice, - force;
carry -out, - into effect, - into execution; make good; be as good as one's word.
do thoroughly, not do by halves, go the whole hog; drive home; be in at
the death &c. (persevere) 604a; carry through, play out, exhaust; fill the bill
[U. S.].
finish, bring to a close &c. (end) 67; wind up, stamp, clinch, seal, set the
seal on, put the seal to; give the -final touch &c. n. to; put the -last, - finish-
ing- hand to; crown, - all; cap.
ripen, culminate; come to a -head, - crisis; come to its end; die -a natural
death, - of old age; run -its course, - one's race; touch -, reach -, attain- the
goal; reach &c. (arrive) 292; get in the harvest.
Adj. completing, final; conclu-ding, -sive; crowning <fec. v,; exhaustive.
done, completed &c. v.; done for, sped, wrought out; highly wrought &c.
(preparation) 673; thorough Ac. 52; ripe 4c. (ready) 673.
Adv. completely &c. (thoroughly) 52; to crown ^, out of hand.
Phr. the race is run; actum e^i; finis caronat opua; con9ummahtm eat; c*en eat fait; it is all
over; the game is played out, the bubble has burst; auaailAt dil auaaUdtfait; aut rum tentaria
atU perfice [Ovid].
731. Success. — N. success, -fulness;
speed; advance &c. (progress) 282.
732. Failure. — N. failure; non-suc-
cess, -fuUUhnent; dead failure, success-
V. (I) V
RESULTS OF ACTION
781 — 782
trump card; hit, stroke; lucky -, for-
tunate -, good — hit, - stroke; bold -,
master- stroke; ten-strike [U. S.] ; coup de
mattre, checkmate; half the battle, prize;
profit &c. {acquisition) 775.
continued success; good fortune &c,
(prosperity) 734; time well spent.
advantage over; upper -, whip- hand;
ascendancy, mastery ; expugnation t , con-
quest, victory, subdual; subjugation &c.
{svhjectUm) 749.
triumph dbc. (exultation) 884; profi-
ciency Ac. (skill) 698; conqueror, victor;
master of the -situation, - position.
V. succeed; be -successful Ac. adj.;
gain one's -end, - ends; crown with
success.
gain -, attain -, carry -, secure -, win-
-a point, - afl object; get there * [U. S.];
manage to, contrive to; accomplish Ac.
(effect, complete) 729; do -, work- won-
ders; make a go of it.
come off -well, - successful, - with
flying colors; make short work of;
take -, carry- by storm; bear away the
bell; win -one's spurs, - the battle; win
-, carry -, gain- the -day, - prize, -
palm; have -the best of it, - it all one's
own way, - the game in one's own
hands, - the ball at one's feet, - one on
the hip; walk over the course; carry
all before one, remain in possession of
the field; score a success.
speed; make progress Ac. (advance)
282; win -, make -, work -, find- one's
way; strive to some purpose; prosper
Ac. 734; drive a roaring trade; make
profit Ac. (acquire) 775; reap -, gather-
the -fruits, - benefit of, - harvest; strike
oil * [U. S.]; make one's fortune, get
in the harvest, turn to good account;
turn to account Ac. (tisc) 677.
triumph, be triumphant; gain -, ob-
tain- -a victory, - an advantage; chain
victory to one's car.
surmount -, overcome -, get over- -a
difficulty, - an obstacle Ac. 706; se tirer
d' affaire; make head against; stem the
-torrent, - tide, - current; weather -the
storm, - a point; turn a comer, keep
one's head above water, tide over; mas-
ter; get -, have -, gain- the -better of, -
best of, ~ upper hand, - ascendancy, -
whip hand, - start of; distance; surpass
Ac. (superiority) 33.
defeat, conquer, vanquish, discomfit;
euchre*; over-come, -throw, -power.
lessness; abortion, miscarriage; brutum
fulmen Ac. 158; labor in vain Ac. (in-
lUility) 645; no go; inefficacy; ineffica-
ciousness Ac. adj, ; vain -, ineffectual -,
abortive- -attempt, - efforts; flash in
the pan, " lame and impotent conclu-
sion " [Othello]] frustration; slip 'twixt
cup and lip Ac. (disappointment) 509.
blunder Ac. (mistake) 495; fault, omis-
sion, miss, oversight, slip, trip, stimi-
ble, claudication t, footfall; false -,
wrong- step;/aT^ pas, titubation, b^vv£,
favie, lurch; botchery Ac. (ward of skill)
699; scrape, mess, fiasco, breakdown;
flunk [U. S.].
mishap Ac. (misfortune) 735; split,
collapse, smash, blow, explosion.
repulse, rebuff, defeat, rout, over-
throw, discomfiture; beating, drubbing;
quietus, nonsuit, subjugation; check-,
stale-, fool's-mate.
fall, downfall, ruin, perdition; wreck
Ac. (destruction) 162; deathblow; bank-
ruptcy Ac. (nonpayment) 808.
losing game, affaire flamhie.
victim; bankrupt; flunk-er, -y [U. S.].
v. fail; be -unsuccessful Ac. adj,]
not -succeed Ac. 731 ; make -vain efforts
Ac. n.: do -, labor -, toil- in vain; flunk
[U. S.J; lose one's labor, take nothing
by one's motion; bring to naught, make
nothing of; wash a blackamoor white Ac.
(impossible) 471 ; roll the stone of Sisy-
phus Ac. (useless) 645; do by halves Ac.
(not complete) 730; lose ground Ac. (re--
cede) 283; fall short of Ac. 304.
miss, - one's aim, - the mark, - one's
footing, - stays; slip, trip, stumble;
make a -slip Ac, n. - blunder Ac. 495,
- mess of, - botch of; bitch it t; miscarry,
abort, go up like a rocket and come down
like the stick, reckon without one's host;
get the wrong -pig by the tail, - sow by
the ear Ac. (blunder, mismanage) 699.
limp, halt, hobble, titubate; fall, tum-
ble; lose one's balance; fall -to the
ground, - between two stools; flounder,
falter, stick in the mud, run aground,
split upon a rock; run -, knock -, dash-
one's head against a stone wall; break
one's back; break dowTi, sink, drown,
founder, have the ground cut from under
one; get into -trouble, - a mess, - a
scrape; come to grief Ac. (adversity) 735;
go to -the wall, - the dogs, - pot; lick -,
bite- the dust; be -defeated Ac. 731;
have the worst of it^ lose the da.^^ <»3!ccsfc
731 — 733
VOLITION
V. (I) V
off second best, lose; fall a prey to; suc-
cumb &c. {submit) 725; not have a leg
to stand on.
come to nothing, end in smoke; flat
out [U. S.j ; fall -to the gromid, - through,
- dead, - stillborn, - flat; slip through
one's fingers; hang -, miss- fire; flash in
the pan, collapse; topple down &c. (de-
scent) 305; go to wrack and ruin &c.
(destruction) 162.
go amiss, go wrong, go cross, go hard
with, go on a wrong tack; go on -, come
off -, turn out -, work- ill; take -a wrong,
- an ugly- term*
be all -over with, - up with; explode;
dash one's hopes &c. (disappoint) 509;
defeat the purpose; sow the wind and
reap the whirlwind, jump out of the
frying pto into the fire.
Adj. unsuccessful, successless; failing,
tripping &c. v.; at fault; unfortunate &c.
735.
abortive, addle, stillborn; fruitless,
bootless; ineffect-ual, -ive; ineflBcient
&c. (impotent) 158; ineflScacious; lame,
hobbUng, d^cousu; insuflScient &c. 640;
unavailing &c. (useless) 645; of no effect.
aground, grounded, swamped, strand-
ed, cast away, wrecked, foundered, cap-
sized, shipwrecked, nonsuited; foiled; de-
feated &c. 731 ; struck -, borne -, brok-
en- down; downtrodden; over-borne,
-whelmed ; all up with ; ploughed, plowed,
plucked.
lost, undone, ruined, broken; bank-
rupt &c. (not paying) 808; played out;
done -up, - for; dead beat, ruined root
and branch, flamb^, knocked on the
head; destroyed &c. 162.
frustrated, crossed, unhinged, discon-
certed, dashed; thrown -off one's bal-
ance, - on one's back, - on one's beam
ends; unhorsed, in a sorry plight; hard
hit.
stultified, befooled, dished, hoist on
one's own petard; victimized, sacrificed.
wide of the mark &c. (error) 495; out of one's reckoning &c..(inexpectation)
508; left in the lurch; thrown away &c. (wasted) 638; unattained; unconi-
pleted &c. 730.
Adv. unsuccessfully &c. adj. ; to little or no purpose, in vain, re infecld.
Phr. the bubble has burst. '' the game is up '' [Cymbeline\\ all is lost; the devil to
pay; parturiunt numtes &c. (disappointment) 509; dies infaustus; tout est perdu hars
Vhonneur.
-master, -match, -set, -ride, -reach;
out-wit, -do, -flaiik,-maneuver, -general,
-vote; take the wind out of one's ad-
versary's sails; beat, - hollow; rout, Uck,
drub, floor, worst; put -down, - to flight,
- to the rout, - hors de combat, - out of
court.
silence, quell, nonsuit, checkmate,
upset, confound, nonplus, stalemate,
trump; bafile &c. (hinder) 706; circum-
vent, elude; trip up, - the heels of; drive
-into a comer, - to the wall; run hard,
put one's nose out of joint.
settle, do for; break the -neck of, -
back of; capsize, sink, shipwreck, drown,
swamp; subdue; subjugate &c. (subject)
749; reduce; make the enemy bite the
dust; victimize, roll in the dust, trample
imder foot, put an extinguisher upon.
answer, - the purpose; avail, prevail,
take effect, do, turn out well, work well,
take, tell, bear fruit; hit -it, - the mark,
- the right nail on the head; nick it;
turn up trumps, make a hit; find one's
account in.
Adj. succeeding &c. v.; successful;
prosperous &c. 734; triumphant; flush-
ed -, crowned- with success; victorious;
set up; in the ascendant; unbeaten &c.
(see beat &c. v,); well-spent; felicitous,
effective, in full swing.
Adv. successfully &c. adj,; with fly-
ing colors, in triumph, swimmingly; d
merveHley beyond all hope; to some -, to
good- purpose; to one's heart's content.
Phr. veni vidi viciy the day being one's own,
one's star in the ascendant; omne tulit punctum.
bis vincil qui se vincit in victoria; cede re^
vugnanti cedendo victor ahibis [Ovid]; chacun est
V artisan de sa fortune; dies faustus; Vart de
vaincre est celui de mimiser la mort; omnia
vivcit amor; " peace hatn her victories no less
^renowned than war" [Milton]; "the race by
^ vigor not by vaunts is won " [Pope]; vincit qui
paiitur; vincit qui se vincit.
733. Trophy. — N. trophy; medal, prize, palm; laurel, -s; bays, crown,
chaplet, wreath, civic crown; insignia &c. 550; feather in one's cap &c. (honor)
873 ; decoration Ac. 877; garland, triimiphal arch, Victoria Cross, Iron Cross-
244
V. (I) V
RESULTS OF ACTION
733 — 786
triumph &c. (celd>ration) 883; flying colors &c. (s?iow) 882.
monumentum cere perennius [Hor.].
Phr. "for valor."
734. Prosperity. — N. prosperity, wel-
fare, well-being; affluence &c. (wealth)
803; success &c. 731; thrift, roaring
trade; good -, smiles of- fortune; bless-
ings, godsend.
luck; good -, run of- luck; sunshine;
fair -weather, - wind; palmy -, bright
-, halcyon- days; piping times, tide,
flood, high tide.
Satumia regna, Satumian age; golden
-time, - age; bed of roses; fat of the
land, milk and honey, loaves and fishes.
made man, lucky dog, enfant gdU,
spoiled child of fortune.
upstart, parvenu, skipjack, mushroom.
V. prosper, thrive, flourish; be -pros-
perous &c, adj.; drive a roaring trade;
go on -well, - smoothly, - swimmingly;
sail before the wind, swim with the tide;
run -smooth, - smoothly, - on all fours.
rise -, get on- in the world; work -,
make- one's way; look up; Uft -, raise-
one's head, make one's fortune, feather
one's nest, make one's pile *.
flower, blow, blossom, bloom, fructify,
bear fruit, fatten.
keep oneself afloat; keep -, hold- one's
head above water; light -, fall- on one's
-legs, - feet; drop into a good thing;
bear a charmed life; bask in the sun-
shine; have a -good, - fine- time of it;
have a run, - of luck; have the -good
fortune &c. n. to; take a favorable turn;
live -on the fat of the land, - in clover.
Adj. prosperous; thriving &c. c; in
a fair way, buoyant; well -oflF, - to do,
- to do in the world; set up, at one's
ease; rich &c. 803; in good case; in -full,
— high- feather; fortunate, lucky, in
luck; bom -with a silver spoon in one's
mouth, - under a lucky star; on the
sunny side of the hedge.
auspicious, propitious, providential.
palmy, halcyon; agreeable &c. 829;
couleur de rose.
Adv. prosperously &c. adj,; swim-
mingly; as good luck would have it;
beyond all hope.
Phr. one's star in the ascendant, all for the
best, one's course runs smooth.
chcunin est V artisan de sa fortune; donee eris
fdix muUos numerabis amicos [Ovid]; felidtas
muUos habet amicos: felix se nescit amari [Lu-
canl; "good luck go with thee" [Henry V]\
nvJii 681 homini perpetuum bonum [Plautus].
736. Adversity. — N. adversity, evil
&c. 619; failure &c. 732; bad -, ill -,
evil -, adverse -, hard- -fortune, - hap,
- luck, - lot; frowns of fortune; evil
-dispensation, - star, - genius; ups and
downs of life, broken fortunes; hard
-case, - Unes, - Hfe; sea -, peck- of
troubles; hell upon earth; slough of de-
spond.
trouble, hardship, curse, blight, blast,
load, pressure.
pressure of the times, iron age, evil
day, time out of joint; hard -, bad -,
sad- times; rainy day, cloud, dark
cloud, gathering clouds, ill wind; visi-
tation, infliction; affliction &c. {painful-
ness) 830; bitter pill; care, trial; the
sport of fortune.
mis-hap, -chance, -adventure, -for-
tune; disaster, calamity, catastrophe;
accident, casualty, cross, reverse, check,
contretemps^ rub; backset, comedown,
setback [U. S.].
losing game; falling &c. v.; fall,
downfall; ruin-ation, -ousness; undo-
ing; extremity; ruin &c. (destruction)
162.
V. be -ill off &c. adj.; go hard with;
fall on evil, - days; go on ill; not -pros-
per &c. 734.
go -downhill, - to rack and ruin &c.
(destruction) 162, - to the dogs; fall, -
from one's high estate; decay, sink, de-
cline, go down in the world; have seen
better days; bring down one's gray hairs
with sorrow to the ^ave; come to grief;
be all -over, - up- with; bring a -wasp's,
- hornet's- nest about one's ears.
Adj. unfortunate, unblest, unhappy,
unlucky; im-, un-prosperous; hoodooed
[U. S.]; luck-, hap-less; out of luck; in
trouble, in a bad way, in an evil plight;
under a cloud; clouded; ill -, badly- off;
in adverse circumstances; poor &c. 804;
behindhand, down in the world, de-
cayed, undone; on the road to ruin, on
its last legs, on the wane; in one's ut-
most need.
planet-struck, devoted; bom -under
an evil star, - with a wooden ladle
in one's mouth; ill-fated, -starred,
-omened.
adverse, untoward; disastrous, calam-
itous, ruinous^ dire^ dft.^l<;yc^\R;,
786 — 788
VOLITION
V. (I) V
Adv. if the worst come to the worst, as ill luck would have it, from bad
to worse, out of the frying pan into the fire.
Phr. one's star is on the wane; one's luck -turns, - fails: the game is up, one's doom is
sealed, the ground crumbles under one's feet, sic transit gloria mundi, tarU va la cruche d
Veau qu'd la fin elU se casse.
" adversity's sweet milk, philosophy " [Romeo and Juliet]; amid probantur rebus adversis;
bien vengas mal si vienes solo; ei>rvx(dy iiJkv yuhpwi la$i 6.tvx^^ ^^ ^p6pifu>t [Periander]; ffaudet
tentamine virtus; curoB leves loquuntur ingerUes stupent; ^* in the shadow of a great affliction "
[Whittier]; res est sacra miser [Ovid]; sempre it mal nan vien per nuocere; wb vicHs [IJvyJ;
'' sweet are the uses of adversity " [As You Like It].
736. Mediocrity. — N. moderate -, average- circumstances; respectability;
middle classes; mediocrity; golden mean &c. (mid-course) 628, {moderation) 174.
V. jog on; go -, get on- -fairly, - quietly, - peaceably, - tolerably, - respect--
ably.
Division (II) INTERSOCIAL VOLITION*
Section I. General Intebsocial Volition
737. Authority. — N. authority; in-
fluence, patronage, power, preponder-
ance, credit, prestige, prerogative, ju-
risdiction; right &c. (title) 924.
divine right, dynastic rights, authori-
tativeness; absolut-eness, -ism; despo-
tism; jus nocendi; jus divinum.
command, empire, sway, rule; domin-
ion, -ation; sovereignty, supremacy, su-
zerainty; lord-, head-ship; chief dom;
seignior-y, -ity; master-y, -ship, -dom;
goyemment &c. (direction) 693; dicta-
tion, control.
hold, grasp; grip, -e; reach; iron sway
&c. (severity) 739; fangs, clutches, tal-
on^; rod of empire &c. (scepter) 747.
reign, regime, dynasty; director-, dic-
tator-ship; protector-ate, -ship; cali-
phate, pashalic, electorate; presiden -cy,
-tship; administration; pro-, consul-
ship; prefecture; seneschalship; magis-
tra-ture, -cy.
empire; monarchy; king-hood, -ship;
royalty, regality; arist-archy, -ocracy;
oligarchy, democracy, demagogy; het-
eronomy; republic, -anism; socialism;
collectivism; mob law, mobocracy, och-
locracy; vox populij imperium in imperio; bureaucracy; beadle-, bumble-dom;
stratocracy; military -power, - government; feodality, feudal system, feu-
dalism.
Thearchy, dinarchy; du-, tri-, heter-archy; du-, tri-umvirate; auto-cracy,
-nomy; limited monarchy; constitutional -government, - monarchy; home
rule; representative government; monocracy, pantisocracy.
gyn-archy, -ocracy, -aeocracy; petticoat government.
[Vicarious authority] commission &c. 755; deputy &c. 759; permission &c.
760.
state, realm, body politic, posse comiiaJtus.
738. [Absence of authority] Laxity.
— N. laxity; lax-, loose-, slack-ness;
toleration Ac. (lenity) 740; freedom Ac.
748.
anarchy, interre^um; relaxation;
loosening &c, v,; remission; dead letter,
bnUum fulmen, misrule; license, licen-
tiousness; insubordination &c. (diso-
bedience) 742; lynch law &c. (illegality)
964; nihilism, reign of violence.
[Deprivation of power] dethronement,
deposition, usurpation, abdication.
V. be -lax Ac. adj.; laisser "faire, -
oiler; hold a loose rein; give -the reins
to, - rope enough, - a loose to; tolerate;
relax; misrule.
go beyond the length of one's tether;
have one's -swing, - fling; act without
-instructions, - authority; act on one's
own responsibility, usurp authority.
dethrone, depose; abdicate.
Adj. lax, loose; slack; remiss &c.
(careless) 460; weak.
relaxed; licensed; reinless, unbridled;
anarchical; unauthorized &c. (untvar-
ranted) 925; adespotic.
^ Implying the action of the will of one mind over the will of another.
246
V. (U) I INTERSOCIAL VOLITION 787 — 740
person in authority &c. {mdster) 745; judicature &c. 965; cabinet &c. (comv-
cU) 696; seat of -government, - authority; headquarters.
[Acquisition of authority] accession; installation &c. 755.
V. authorize Ac. (permit) 760; warrant Ac. (right) 924; dictate &c. (order)
741; have -, hold -, possess -, exercise -, exert -, wield- -authority &c. n.
be -at the head of Ac. adj.; hold -, be in -, fill an- office; hold -, occupy- a
post; be -master Ac. 745.
rule, sway, command, control, administer; govern Ac. (direct) 693; lead,
preside over, reign; possess -, be seated on -, occupy- the throne; sway -,
wield- the scepter; wear the crown.
have - get- the -upper, - whip- hand; gain a hold upon, preponderate,
dominate, rule the roast; boss [U. S.]; over-ride, -rule, -awe; lord it over,
hold in hand, keep under, make a puppet of, lead by the nose, turn round one's
little finger, bend to one's will, hold one's own, wear the breeches; have -the
ball at one's feet, - it all one's own way, - the game in one's own hand, - on
the hip, - under one's thumb; be master of the situation; take the lead, play
first fiddle, set the fashion; give the law to; carry with a high hand; lay down
the law; ** ride in the whirlwind and direct the storm " [Addison]; rule with a
rod of iron Ac. (severity) 739.
ascend-, mount- the throne; take the reins, - into one's hand; assume -au-
thority Ac. n., - the reins of government; take -, assume the- command.
be governed by, be in the power of.
Adj. ruUng Ac. v, ; regnant, at the head, dominant, paramount, supreme,
predominant, preponderant, in the ascendant, influential; gubernatorial;
imperious; authoritative, executive, administrative, clothed with authority,
official, departmental, ex officio, imperative, peremptory, overruling, absolute;
hegemonic, -al; arbitrary; compulsory Ac. 744: stringent.
regal, sovereign; royal, -ist; monarchical, kingly; imperi-al, -atorial;
princely; feudal; aristo-, auto-cratic; oligarchic Ac. n.; republican, dynastic.
at one's command; in one's -power, - grasp; under control; authorized Ac.
(due) 924.
Adv. in the name of, by the authority of, de par le Roi, in virtue of; under
the auspices of, in the hands of.
at one's pleasure; by a -dash, - stroke- of the pen; ex mero motu; ex car
thedrd.
Phr. the gray mare the better horse; " every inch a king " [Lear],
^* a dog's obeyed in office/' [Lear]; coda uno Uene su alguazU; le Roi le veut; regibus es9e
manua en neacio Umgas; regnant popidi; " the demigod Authority " [Measure for MeoMire];
" the right divine of kings to govern wrong " [Pope]; ** uneasy lies the head that wears a
crown" [Henry IV].
739. Severity. — N. severity; strict-
ness, harshness Ac. adj. ; rigor, strin-
gency, austerity; inclemency Ac. (piti-
lessness) 914a; arrogance Ac. 885; pre-
cisianism.
arbitrary power; absolut-, despot-
ism; dictatorship, autocracy, tyranny,
domineering, oppression; Assumption,
usurpation; inquisition, reign of terror,
martial law; iron -heel, - rule, -- hand, -
sway; tight grasp; brute -force, --
strength; coercion Ac. 744; strong -,
tight- hand.
hard -lines, - measure; tender mercies
[ironical]; sharp practice; pipe-clay, officialism.
tyrant, disciplinariuiy precisian, martinet, stickler, bashaw, despot^ hoxd
*1«
740. Lenity. — N. leni-ty, -ence-,
-ency; moderation Ac. 174; toler-ance,
-ation; mildness, gentleness; favor; in-
dulgen-ce, -cy; clemency, mercy, for-
bearance, quarter; compassion Ac. 914.
V. be -lenient Ac. adj.; tolerate, bear
with ; parcere subjedis, give quarter.
indulge, allow one to have his own
way, spoil.
Adj. lenient; mild, - as milk; gentle,
soft; tolerant, indulgent, easy-going;
clement Ac. (compassionate) 914; for-
bearing; long-sufifering.
\
789 — 748
VOLITION
V. (ID 1
master, Draco, oppressor, inquisitor, extortioner, harpy, vulture; accipitres,
birds of prey, raptorials, raptors.
V. be -severe &c. adj.
assume, usurp, arrogate, take liberties; domineer, bully &c. 885; tyrannize,
inflict, wreak, stretch a ppint, put on the screw; be hard upon; bear -, lay- a
heavy hand on; be -, come- down upon; illtreat; deal -hardly with, - hard
measure to; rule with a rod of iron, chastise with scorpions; dye with blood;
oppress, override; trample -, tread- -down, ~ upon, - under foot; crush ujider
an iron heel, ride roughshod over; rivet the yoke; hold -, keep- a tight hand;
force down the throat; coerce &c. 744; give no quarter &c, (pitiless) 914a.
Adj. severe; strict, hard, harsh, dour, rigid, stiff, stem, rigorous, imcom-
promising, exacting, exigent, eocigeant, inexorable, inflexible, obdurate, aus-
tere, hard-headed, hard-shell [U. S.], relentless, Spartan, Draconian, strin-
gent, strait-laced, searching, unsparing, iron-handed, peremptory, absolute,
positive, arbitrary, imperative; coercive &c. 744; tyrannical, extortionate,
grinding, withering, oppressive, inquisitorial; inclement &c. (rtUhless) 914a;
cruel &c. (malevolent) 907; haughty, arrogant &c. 885; precisian.
Adv. severely Ac. adj. ; with a -high, - strong, - tight, - heavy- hand.
at the point of the -sword, - bayonet.
Phr. Delirant regea plecluntur Achivi; manuforii; ogni debole ha. sempre U 8%io Hranno.
741. Command. — N. command, order, ordinance, act, fiat, hukm, bid-
ding, dictum, hest, behest, call, beck, nod.
des-, dis-patch; message, direction, injunction, charge, instructions; appoint-
ment, fixture.
demand, exaction, imposition, requisition, claim, reclamation, revendication;
ultimatum &c. (terms) 770; request &c. 765; requirement.
dictation; diet-, mand-ate; caveat, decree, senaius consuUum; precept;
pre-, re-script; writ, ordination, bull, edict, decretal, dispensation, prescription,
brevet, placit, ukase, firman, hatti-sherif, warrant, passport, mittimus, manda-
mus, summons, subpoena, nisi priuSy interpellation, citation; word, - of com-
mand; mot d'oidre; bugle -, trumpet- call; beat of drum, tattoo; order of the
day; enactment &c. (law) 963; plebiscite &c. (choice) 609.
V. command, order, decree, enact, ordain, dictate, direct, give orders.
prescribe, set, appoint, mark out; set -, prescribe -, impose- a task; set to
work, put in requisition.
bid, enjoin, charge, call upon, instruct; require, - at the hands of; exact, im-
pose, tax, task; demand; insist on &c. (compel) 744.
claim, lay claim to, revendicate, reclaim.
cite, summon; call -, send- for; subpoena; beckon.
issue a command; make -, issue -, promulgate- -a requisition, - a decree, -
an order &c. n. ; give the -word of command, - word, - signal ; call to order; give
-, lay down- the law; assume the command &c. (authority) 737; remand.
be -ordered &c. ; receive an order &c. n.
Adj. conunanding &c. v. ; authoritative &c. 737; decret-ory, -ive, -al; callable,
jussive.
Adv. in a conmianding tone; by a -stroke, - dash- of the pen; by order, at
beat of drum, on the first summons.
Phr. the decree is gone forth; sic volo aicjttbeo; le Rot le veul; bautez en avarU.
742. Disobedience. — N. diso)>edi-
ence, insubordination, contumacy; in-
fraction, -fringement; violation, non-
compliance; nonol>servance &c. 773.
revolt, rebellion, mutiny, outbreak,
rising, uprising, insurrection, imeute;
riot, tumvM &c. (disorder) 59; strike &c.
^4S
743. Obedience. — N. obedience; ob-
servance &c. 772; compliance; submis-
sion &c. 725; subjection &c. 749; non-
resistance; passiveness, resignation.
allegiance, loyalty, fealty, homage,
deference, devotion; constancy, fidelity.
submiss-ness, -iveness; ductility &c
V. (ID I
INTERSOCIAL VOLITION
742 — 746
(softness) 324; obsequiousness &c. (ser-
vilUxj) 886.
V. be -obedient &c, adj.; obey, bear
obedience to; submit &c. 725; comply,
answer the helip, come at one's call; do
-one's bidding, - what one is told, -
suit and service; attend to orders, serve
faithfully.
follow, - the lead of, - to the world's
end; serve &c. 746; play second fiddle.
Adj. obedient; compl-ying, -iant;
loyal, faithful, devoted; at one's -call, -
command, - orders, - beck and call;
under -beck and call, - control.
restrainable; resigned, passive; sub-
missive &c. 725; henpecked; pliant &c.
(soft) 324.
unresisted.
Adv. obediently &c. cuij.; in com-
pliance with, in obedience to.
Phr. to hear is to obey; as ti if- you please.
(resi^anee) 719; barring out; defiance
&c. 715.
mutinousness &c. (idj,; mutineering;
sedition, treason; high -, petty -, mis-
prision of- treason; premunire; Use-
majesU; violation of law &c. 964; de-
fection, secession.
insurgent, mutineer, rebel, revolter,
rioter, traitor, carbonaro, sansculottes,
red republican, bonnet rouge, commu-
nist, Feman,/r(mdeur; seceder, runagate,
brawler, anarchist, demagogue; Spar-
tacus, Masaniello, Wat Tyler, Jack
Cade; ringleader.
V. disobey, violate, infringe; shirk;
set at defiance &c. {defy) 715; set au-
thority at naught, run riot, fly in the
face of; take the law into one's own
hands; kick over the traces.
turn -, run- restive; champ the bit;
strike &c. {resist) 719; rise, - in arms;
secede; mutiny, rebel.
Adj. disobedient; imcompl-ying, -iant; unsubtnissive, unruly, ungovern-
able; breachy, insubordinate, impatient of control; rest-iff t, -ive; refractory,
contumacious; recusant &c. {refuse) 764; recalcitrant; resisting &c. 719; law-
less, mutinous, seditious, insurgent, riotous.
unobeyed; imbidden.
Phr. 9ediHo8is8imu8 quisq^ ignavus [TacitusJ; " unthread the rude eye of rebellion "
[King John],
744. Compulsion. — N. compulsion, coercion, coaction, constraint, duress,
enforcement, press, conscription.
force; brute -, main -, physical- force; the sword, ultima ratio; club -, lynch -,
mob- law, argumentum hacvlinumj le droit du plus fort, martial law.
restraint &c. 751; necessity &c. 601 ;/orce majeure; Hobson's choice.
V. compel, force, make, drive, coerce, constrain, enforce, necessitate, oblige.
force upon, press; cram -, thrust -, force- down the throat; say it must be
done, make a point of, insist upon, take no denial; put down, dragoon.
extort, wring from; put -, turn- on the screw; drag into; bind, - over; pin -,
tie- down; require, tax, put in force; commandeer; restrain &c. 751.
Adj. compelling &c. v,; coercive, coactive; inexorable &c. 739; compuls-ory,
-atory; obligatory, stringent, peremptory. --
forcible, not to be trifled with; irresistible &c. 601 ; compelled &c. v,; fain to.
Adv. by -force &c. n., - force of arms; on compulsion, perforce; vi et armis,
under the lash; at the point of the -sword, - bayonet; forcibly; by a strong arm.
under protest, in spite of one's teeth; against one's will &c. 603; nolens volens
Ac. {of necessity) 601 ; by stress of -circumstances, - weather; under press of; de
rigueur.
746. Master. — -N. master, padrone;
lord, - paramount; command-er, -ant;
captain; chief, -tain; sirdar, sachem,
^ sheik, head, senior, governor, ruler,
dictator; leader 4?c. (director) 694; boss,
cockarouse, sagamore, werowance. •
lord of the ascendant; cock of the
-walk, - roost; gray mare; mistress.
/
746. Servant. — N. subject, liege-
man; servant, retainer, follower, hench-
man, servitor, domestic, menial, help,
lady help, employ^, attacM; official.
retinue, suite, cortege, staJff, court.
attendant, squire, usher, page, don-
zel, footboy; train-, cup-bearer; waiter,
tapster, butler, livery servant^ UAkft.^\
746 — 747
VOLITION
V. (11)1
potentate; liege, - lord; suzerain, sov-
ereign, monarch, autocrat, despot, ty-
rant, oligarch.
crowned head, emperor, king, anoint-
ed king, majesty, imperator, protector,
president, stadholder, judge.
Cffisar, kaiser, czar, sultan, soldan f,
grand Turk, caliph, imaum, shah, padi-
shah, sophi, mogul, great mogul, khan,
lama, tycoon, mikado, inca, cazique;
voivode; landamman; seyyid; Abuna,
cacique, czarowitz, grand seignior, tsar.
prince, duke (fee. (nobility) 875; arch-
duke, doge, elector; seignior; mar-, land-
grave; rajah, emir, nizam, nawab.
empress, queen, sultana, czarina, prin-
cess, infanta, duchess, margravine; czar-
evna, -ita; maharani, rani, rectrix.
regent, viceroy, exarch, palatine, khe-
dive, hospodar, beglerbeg, three-tailed
bashaw, pasha, bashaw, bey, beg, dey,
scherif, tetrarch, satrap, mandarin, su-
bahdar, nabob, maharajah; burgrave;
laird &c. (proprietor) 779; collector, com-
missioner, deputy commissioner, woon.
the -authorities, - powers that be, -
government; staff, 6tat major, aga, offi-
cial, man in office, person in authority;
sircar, sirkar. Sublime Porte.
[Military authorities] marshal, field
marshal, marichal; general, -issimo;
conunander in chief, seraskier, hetman;
lieutenant-, major-general; colonel, lieu-
tenant colonel, major, captain, centu-
rion, skipper, lieutenant, sublieutenant,
officer, staff officer, aide-de-camp, brig-
adier, brigade major, adjutant, jemidar,
ensign, cornet, cadet, subaltern, non-
commissioned officer; sergeant, -major;
color sergeant; corporal, -major; lance-,
acting-corporal; drum major; captain
general, dizdar, knight marshal, naik,
pendragon.
[Civil authorities] mayor, -alty; prefect, chancellor, archon, provost, magis-
trate, syndic; alcalde, alcaid; burgomaster, corregidor, seneschal, alderman,
warden, constable, portreeve; lord mayor; officer &c. (executive) 965; dewan,
fondionnaire,
[Naval authorities] admiral, -ty; rear-, vice-, port-admiral; conunodore,
captain, commander, lieutenant, skipper, mate, mast-er; navarch.
Phr. da locum melianbus; der Fxtrst ist der erste Diener seines Stoats; " lord of thy pres-
ence and no land beside " [King John].
747. [Insignia of authority.] Scepter. — N. scepter, regalia, caduceus; Mer-
cury's-rod, -staff, -wand; rod of empire, mace, fasces, wand; staff, - of office;
baton, truncheon; flag &c. (insignia) 550; ensign -, emblem -, badge -, insignia*
of authority.
throne, chair, mu^nud, divan, dais, woolsack.
250
footman, flunkey, valet, valet de chambre;
equerry, groom; jockey, hostler, ostler,
tiger, orderly, messenger, cad, gilUe,
herdsman, swineherd; bar-keeper, -ten-
der; bell boy, boots, boy, counter-
jumper; khansam-ah, -an; khitmutgar;
yardman.
baiUff, castellan, seneschal, chamber-
lain, major-domo, groom of the cham-
bers.
secretary; under -, assistant- sec-
retary; clerk; subsidiary; agent Ac.
758; subaltern; under-ling, -strapper;
man.
maid, -servant; handmaid; confidentCy
lady's maid, abigail, soubrette; amah,
biddy, nitfse, bonne, ayah; nurse-, nurs-
ery-, house-, parlor-, waiting-, cham-
ber-, kitchen-, scullery-maid; femme -,
fiUe^ de chambre; camarista; chef de cui-
sine, cordon bleii, cook, scullion, Cinder-
ella; potwalloper; maid ~, servant- of all
work; laundress, bedmaker; joume}'-
man, charwoman &c. (worker) 690; bear-
er, chokra, gyp [Cambridge], AamaZ, scout
[Oxford].
serf, vassal, slave, negro, helot; bonds-
man, -woman; bondslave; dme damnie,
odalisque, ryot, adscriptus glebas; vill-
ain, -ein; bead-, bede-sman; sizar; pen-
sion-er, -ary; client; depend-ant, -ent;
hanger on, satellite; parasite &c. (ser-
vility) 886; led captain; prot^i, ward,
hireling, mercenary, puppet, creature.
badge of slavery; bonds &c. 752.
V. serve; wait -, attend -, dance at-
tendance -, pin oneself- upon; squire,
tend, hang on the sleeve of; chore
[U. S.].
Adj. in the train of; in one's -pay,
- employ; at one's call &c. (obedient)
743; in bonds.
V. 01)1
INTERSOCIAL VOLITION
747 — 749
toga, pall, mantle, robes of state, ermine, purple.'
crown, coronet, diadem, tiara, cap of maintenance; decoration; title <&c. 877;
portfolio.
key, signet, seals, talisman; helm; reins &c. (means of restraint) 752.
748. Freedom. — N. freedom, lib-
erty, independence; license &c. (per-
mission) 760; facility &c. 705.
scope, range, latitude, play; free -,
full- -play, - scope; free stage and no fa-
vor; swing, full swing, elbowroom, mar-
gin, rope, wide berth; Liberty Hall.
franchise, denization; free -, freed-,
livery- man ; denizen.
autonomy, self-government, liberal-
ism, free trade; noninterference &c. 706;
Monroe Doctrine [U. S.].
inmiunity, exemption; emancipation
&c. (liberation) 750; en-, af-franchise-
ment.
free land, freehold; allodium; frank-
ahnoigne, mortmain.
bushwhacker; free-lance, -thinker,
-trader; independent.
V. be -free &c. adj,; have -scope &c.
n., - the run of, - one's own way, - a
will of one's own, - one's fling; do what
one -likes, - wishes, - pleases, - chooses;
go at large, feel at home, paddle one's
own canoe; stand on one's -legs, - rights;
shift for oneself.
take a liberty; make -free with, -
oneself quite at home; use a freedom;
take -leave, - French leave.
set free Ac. (liberate) 750; give a
loose to &c. (permit) 760; allow -, give
-scope &c. n. to; give a horse his head.
make free of; give the -freedom of, -
franchise; en-, af-franchise.
laisser -fairey - aller; live and let live;
leave to oneself; leave -, let- alone.
Adj. free, - as air; out of harness,
independent, at large, loose, scot-free;
left -alone, - to oneself.
in full swing; uncaught,imconstrained,
unbuttoned, unconfined, unrestrained,
unchecked, unprevented, unhindered,
unobstructed, unbound, uncontrolled,
untrammeled.
unsubject, ungovemed, unenslaved,
imenthralled, unchained, unshackled,
unfettered, unreined, unbridled, un-
ciu*bed, unmuzzled.
unrestricted, unlimited, unconditional ;
absolute; discretionary &c. (optional) 600.
unassailed, unforced, uncompelled.
unbiassed, spontaneous.
749. Subjection. — N. subjection;
depend-ence, -ency; subordination;
thrall, thraldom, enthrallment, subju-
gation, bondage, serfdom; feudal-ism,
-ity; vassalage, villenage; slavery, en-
slavement, involuntary servitude; con-
quest.
service; servi-tude, -torship; tend-
ence, employ, tutelage, clientship; lia-
bility &c. 177; constraint &c. 751; op-
pression &c. (severity) 739; yoke &c.
(means of restraint) 752; submission &c.
725; obedience &c, 743.
V. be -subject &c. adj.; be -, lie- at
the mercy of; depend -, lean -, hang-
upon; fall -a prey to, - under; play
second fiddle.
be a -mere machine, - puppet, - foot-
ball; not dare to say one's soul is his
own; drag a chain.
serve &c. 746; obey &c. 743; submit
&c. 725.
break in, tame; subject, subjugate;
master Ac. 731; tread -down, - under
foot; weigh down; drag at one's chariot
wheels; reduce to -subjection, - slavery;
en-, in-, be-thrall; enslave, lead captive;
take into custody Ac. (restrain) 751;
rule &c. 737; drive into a comer, hold
at the sword's point; keep under; hold
in -bondage, - leading strings, - swad-
dling clothes.
Adj. subject, dependent, subordinate;
feud-al, -atory; in subjection to, under
control; in -leading strings, - harness;
subjected, enslaved &c. v.; constrained
&c. 751; downtrodden; over-borne,
-whelmed; under the lash, on the hip,
led by the nose, henpecked; the -pup-
pet, - sport, - plaything- of; under one's
-orders, - command, - thumb; a slave
to; at the mercy of; in the -power, -
hands, - clutches- of; at the feet of; at
one's beck and call &c. (obedient) 743;
liable &c. 177; parasitical; stipendiary.
Adv. under.
Phr. " slaves — in a land of light and law "
[Whittierj.
'KiV
748 — 762
VOLITION
V. (II) I
free and easy; at -, at one's- ease; digagi, quite at home; wanton, rampant,
irrepressible, unvanquished.
exempt; freed &c. 750; freebom; autonomous, freehold, allodial; gratis Ac.
815; eleutherian.
unclaimed, going a begging.
Adv. freely Ac. adj,; ad libitum &c. {at wiU) 600.
Phr. ubi liberiaa ihi palria.
750. Liberation. — N. liberation,
disengagement, release, enlargement,
emancipation ; disenthral (l)ment ; af-, en-
franchisement; manumission; discharge,
dismissal.
deUverance &c. 672; redemption, ex-
trication, acquittance, absolution; ac-
quittal &c. 970; escape &c. 671.
V. liberate, free; set -free, - clear, -
at liberty; render free, emancipate, re-
lease; en-, af -franchise; manumit; en-
large; dis-band, -charge, -enthral (1),
-miss; let -go, - loose, - out, - slip;
cast -, turn- adrift; deliver &c. 672;
absolve &c. (acquit) 970.
unfetter &c. 751, imtie &c. 43; loose
&c. (disjoin) 44; loosen, relax; un-bolt,
-bar, -close, -cork, -clog, -hand, -bind,
-chain, -harness; dis-engage, -entangle;
clear, extricate, unloose.
gain -, obtain -, acquire- one's -lib-
erty &c. 748; get -rid, - clear- of; de-
liver oneself from; shake off the yoke,
slip the collar; break -loose, - prison;
tear asunder one's bonds, cast off tram-
mels; escape &c. 671.
Adj. liberated &c, v.] out of harness
Ac. (free) 748.
Int. unhand me! let me go!
761. Restraint. — N. restraint; hin-
drance &c, 706; coercion &c. (compul-
sion) 744; cohibition, constraint, repres-
sion; discipline, control.
confinement; durance, duress; im-
prisonment; incarceration, coarctation t,
entombment, mancipation, durance vile.
Umbo, captivity; blockade.
arrest, -ation; custody, keep, care,
charge, ward, restringency.
curb &c. (means of restraint) 752;
lettres de cachet,
limitation, restriction, protection, mo-
nopoly; prohibition &c. 761.
prisoner &c. 754; repressionist.
V. restrain, check; put -, lay- under
restraint; en-, in-, be-thral(l); restrict;
debar &c. (hinder) 706; constrain; coerce
&c. (compel) 744; curb, control; hold -,
keep — back, - from, - in, - in check,
- within bounds; hold in -leash, - lead-
ing strings; withhold.
keep under; repress, suppress; smoth-
er; pull in, rein in; hold, - fast; keep a
tight hand on; prohibit Ac. 761; in-, co-
hibit.
enchain; fasten Ac. (join) 43; fetter,
shackle; en-, trammel; bridle, muzzle,
hopple, gag, pinion, manacle, handcuff,
' tie one's hands, hobble, bind hand and
foot; swathe, swaddle; pin down, tether; picket; tie, - up, - down; secure;
forge fetters.
confine; shut -up, - in; clap up, lock up, box up, mew up, bottle up, cork
up, seal up, button up; hem in, bolt in, wall in, rail in; impound, pen, coop;
inclose Ac. (circumscribe) 229; cage; in-, en-cage; close the door upon, clois-
ter; imprison, immure; incarcerate, entomb; clap -, lay- under hatches; put
in -irons, - a strait-waistcoat; throw -, cast- into prison; put into bilboes.
arrest; take -up, - charge of, - into custody; take -, make- -prisoner, -
captive; captivate; lead -captive, - into captivity; send -, commit- to prison;
commit; give in -charge, - custody; subjugate Ac. 749.
Adj. re-, con-strained; imprisoned Ac. v.; pent up; jammed in, wedged in;
under -restraint, - lock and key, - hatches; in swaddling clothes; on parole;
in custody Ac. (prisoner) 754; cohibitive; coactive Ac. (compulsory) 744.
stiff, restringent, strait-laced, hidebound, barkbound.
ice-, wind-, weather-bound; " cabined cribbed confined" [Macbeth]; in
Lob's pound, laid by the heels.
762. [Means of restraint.] Prison. — N. prison, -house; jail, gaol, cage,
^oqp, den^ cell; stronghold, fortress, keep, donjon, dungeon, Bastille, oubliette,
262
V. (II) I
INTERSOCIAL VOLITION
762 — 766
bridewell, house of correction, hulks, tollbooth, panopticon, penitentiary,
guardroom, lockup, hold; round -, watch -, station -, sponging- house; station;
house of detention, black hole, pen, fold, pound; inclosure &c, 232; penal settle-
ment; bilboes, stocks, limbo, quod *; calaboose, chauki, choky, thana; work-
house [U. S.].
Newgate, Fleet, Marshalsea; King's (or Queen's) Bench.
bond; bandage; irons, pinion, gyve, fetter, shackle, trammel, manacle, hand-
cuff, strait-waistccat, hopples; vice, vise.
yoke, collar, halter, harness; muzzle, gag, bit, brake, curb, snaffle, bridle;
rein, -s; bearing rein; martingale; leading string; tether, picket, band, guy,
chain; cord &c. (fastening) 45; cavesson, hackamore [U. S.], headstall, jaquima
[U. S.], lines, ribbons.
bolt, bar, lock, padlock, rail, wall; paling, paUsade; fence; barrier, barricade.
drag &c. (hindrance) 706.
763. Keeper. — N. keeper, custodi-
an, custos, ranger, warder, jailer, gaoler,
turnkey, castellan, guard; watch, -dog,
-man; Charley; chokidar, durwan, hay-
ward; sen-trj", -tinel; watch and ward;
concierge, coastguard, guarda costa, game-
keeper.
escort, bodyguard.
protector, governor, duenna; guard-
ian; governess &c. (teacher) 540; nurse,
bonne, ayah.
766. [Vicarious authority.] Commis-
sion. — N. commission, delegation; con-,
as-signment; procuration; deputation,
legation, mission, embassv; agency,
agentship; power of attorney; clerkship.
errand, charge, brevet, diploma, exe-
quatur, permit Ac. (permission) 760.
appointment, nomination, return ;
charter; ordination; installation, inaugu-
ration, investiture; accession, corona-
tion, enthronement.
vicegerency; regency, regentship.
viceroy &c. 745; consignee &c. 758;
deputy &c. 759.
V. commission, delegate, depute; con-
sign, assign; charge; in-, en-trust; com-
mit, - to the hands of; authorize &c.
(permit) 760.
put in commission, accredit, engage,
hire, bespeak, appoint, name, nominate,
return, ordain; install, induct, inaugu-
rate, invest, crown; en«-roll, -Ust; give
power of attorney to.
employ, empower; set -, place- over;
send out.
be commissioned, be accredited: rep-
resent, stand for; stand in the -^slead,
- place, - shoes- of.
Adj. conmiissioned &c. v.
Adv. per procurationem.
764. Prisoner. — N. prisoner, cap-
tive, dStenu, close prisoner.
jail bird, ticket of leave man, chev-
ronni,
V. stand committed; be -imprisoned
&c. 751.
Adj. imprisoned &c. 751; in -prison,
- quod *, - durance vile, - limbo, - cus-
tody, - charge, - chains; under -lock
and key, - hatches; on parole.
766. Abrogation. — N. abrogation,
annulment, nullification; vacatur; cancel-
ing &c. v,\ cancel; revo-cation, -kement;
repeal, rescission, defeasance.
dismissal, cong^, demission t; bounce *
[U. S.]; dcpos-al, -ition; dethronement;
disestablish-, disendow-ment; deconse-
cration; sack *, walking-papers, -ticket;
yellow cover *.
aboli-tion, -shment; dissolution.
counter-order, -mand; repudiation,
retractation; recantation &c. (tergiversa-
tion) 607; aboUtionistl
V. abrogate, annul, cancel; destroy
&c. 162; abolish; revoke, repeal, re-
scind, reverse, retract, recall; abolition-
ize; over-rule, -ride; set aside; disannul,
dissolve, quash, nullify, declare null and
void; dis-establish, -endow; deconse-
crate.
disclaim &p. (deny) 536; ignore, re-
pudiate; recant &c. 607; divest oneself,
break off. '
counter-mand, -order; do away with;
sweep -, brush- away; throw -over-
board, - to the dogs; scattw to. the
winds, cast behind.
dismiss, discard; cast -„ turti- -off, -
out, - adrift, - out of doors, 7 aside, -
away, send -offi.^ - «:^^ ^ - ^i^rac^^^^^s^^
7M — 761
VOLITION
V. (II) 1
business; discharge, get rid of &c. (eject) 297; bounce * [U. S.]; fire *, - out *;
sack *.
cashier; break; oust; un-seat, -saddle; un-, de-, disen-throne; depose, un-
crown; unfrock, strike off the roll; dis-bar, -bench.
be -abrogated &c. ; receive its quietus.
Adj. abrogated &c. v. \ functus officio.
Int. get along with you! begone! go about your business! away with!
767. Besignation. — N. resignation, retirement, abdication, renunciation,
abjuration; abandonment, relinquishment.
V. resign; give - throw- up; lay down, throw up the cards, wash one's hands
of, abjure, renounce, forego, disclaim, retract; deny &c. 536.
abrogate &c. 756; desert &c. {relinquish) 624; get rid of &c. 782.
abdicate; vacate, - one's seat; accept the stewardship of the Chiltem Hun-
dreds; retire; tender one's resignation.
Adj. abdicant.
Phr. '' Othello's occupation's gone " [OlheUoY
768. Consignee. — N. consignee, trustee, nominee, committee,
delegate; commiss-ary, -ioner; emissary, envoy, commissionaire; messenger
Ac. 534.
diplomatist, diplomat (e), corps diplomaiique, embassy; am-, em-bassador;
representative, resident, consul, legate, nuncio, internuncio, charge d'affaires,
aUachL
vicegerent &c. (depuiy) 759; plenipotentiary.
functionary, placeman, curator; treasurer &c. 801; agent, factor, bailiff,
clerk, secretary, attorney, solicitor, proctor, broker, underwriter, commission
agent, auctioneer, one's man of business; factotum &c. (director) 694; caretaker;
dalal, dubash, garnishee, gomashta. ,»
negotiator, go-between; middleman; under agent, employ^; servant &c. 746.
traveler, bagman, commis-voyageur, touter, commercial traveler, dnunmer
[U. S.], traveling man.
newspaper -, own -, special- correspondent.
769. Deputy. — N. deputy, substitute, vice, proxy, locum ienens, badliy dele-
gate, representative, next friend, surrogate, secondary.
regent, vicegerent, vizier, minister, vicar; premier &c. (director) 694; chan-
cellor, prefect, provost, warden, lieutenant, archon, consul, proconsul; viceroy
&c. (governor) 745; commissioner &c. 758; Tsung-li Yamen, Wai Wu Pu; pleni-
potentiary, alter ego.
team, eight, eleven; champion.
V. be -deputy &c. n. ; stand -, appear -, hold a brief -, answer- for; represent;
stand -, walk- in the shoes of; stand in the stead of.
ablegate, accredit.
Adj. acting; vice, -regal; accredited to.
Adv. in behalf of.
Section II. Special Intersocial Volition
760. Permission. — N. permission,
ieave; allow-, suffer-ance; toler-ance,
-ation; liberty, law, license, concession,
grace; indulgence &c. (lenity) 740; fa-
vor, dispensation, exemption, release;
connivance; vouchsafement.
authorization, warranty, accordance,
sdmission.
2S4
761. Prohibition. — N. pro-, in-hi-
bition; I'e/o, disallowance; interdict, -ion;
injunction; embargo, ban, taboo, pro-
scription; index expurgatorius; restric-
tion &v. (restraint) 751; hindrance
&c. 706; forbidden fruit; Maine law
[U. S.].
V. pro-, in-hibit; forbid, put one's
V. (H) n
INTERSOCIAL VOLITION
760 — 764
veto upon, disallow; bar; debar &c.
(hinder) 706, forefend.
keep -in, - within bounds; restrain
&c. 751; cohibit, withhold, limit, cir-
cumscribe, clip the wings of, restrict;
interdict, taboo; put -, place- under
-an interdiction, - the ban; proscribe;
exclude, shut out; shut -, bolt -, show-
the door; warn off; dash the cup from
one's lips; forbid the banns.
Adj. prohibit-ive, -ory; proscriptive;
restrictive, exclusive; forbidding &c. v.
prohibited &c. r.; not -permitted &c.
760; unlicensed, contraband, under the
ban of; illegal &c. 964; unauthorized,
not to be thought of.
Adv. on no account &c. (no) 536.
Int. forbid it heaven! Ac. (depreca"
lion) 766.
hands -, keep- oflF! hold! stop! avast!
Phr. that will never do.
pennit, warrant, brevet, precept,
sanction, authority, firman; hvJcm; pass,
-port; furlough, license, carte blanche,
ticket of leave; grant, charter, patent.
V. permit; give -permission &c. n., -
power; let, allow, admit; suffer, bear
with, tolerate, recognize; concede &c.
762; accord, vouchsafe, favor, humor,
gratify, indulge, stretch a point; wink
at, connive at; shut one's eyes to.
grant, empower, charter, enfranchise,
privilege, confer a privilege, Ucense, au-
thorize, warrant; sanction; intrust &g.
(commission) 756.
give "Carte blanche, - the reins to, -
scope to Ac. (freedom) 748; leave -alone,
- it to one, - the door open; open the
-door to, - flood gates; give a loose to.
let off; absolve &c. (a/yquit) 970; re-
lease, exonerate, dispense with.
ask -, beg -, request — leave, - per-
mission.
Adj. permitting &c. v.; permissive, indulgent; permitted &c. v.; patent,
chartered, permissible, allowable, lawful, legitimate, legal; legalized &c. ijxiw)
963; licit; unforbid, -den; unconditional.
Adv. by -, with -, on- -leave &c. n.; spedali gratid; underfavor of; pace;
ad libitum &c. (freely) 748, (at mill) 600; by all means &c. (willingly) 602; yes
&c. (absent) 488.
Phr. avec permission; brevet d' invention,
762. Consent. — N. consent; assent &c. 488; acquiescence; approval <&c.
931; compliance, agreement, concession; yield-ancef, -ingness; accession, ac-
knowledgment, acceptance, agnition f.
settlement, ratification, confirmation, adjustment.
permit Ac. (permission) 760; promise &c. 768.
V. consent; assent &c. 488; yield assent, admit, allow, concede, grant, yield;
come -over, - round; give into, acknowledge, agnize, give consent, comply with,
acquiesce, agree to, fall in with, accede, accept, embrace an offer, close with,
take at one's word, have no objection.
satisfy, meet one's wishes, settle, come to terms &c, 488; not -refuse &c. 764;
turn a willing ear &c. (willingness) 602; jump at; deign, vouchsafe; promise &c.
768.
Adj. consenting &c. v,] squeezable; agreed &c. (assent) 488; unconditional.
Adv. yes &c. (assent) 488; by all means &c. (willingly) 602; if -, as- you
please; be it so, so be it, well and good, of course.
Phr. cki tace accousente.
763. Offer. — N. offer, proffer, pres-
entation, tender, bid, overture; propos-
al, -ition; motion, invitation; candida-
ture; offering &c. (gift) 784.
V. offer, proffer, present, tender; bid;
propose, move; make -a motion, - ad-
vances; start; invite, hold out, place in
one's way, put forward.
hawk about; offer for sale &c. 796;
press &c. (request) 765; lay at one's feet.
764. Refusal. — N. refusal, rejec
tion; non-, in-compliance; denial; de-
clining &c. V,; declension; declinature;
peremptory -, flat -, point blank- re-
fusal; repulse, rebuff; discountenance.
recusancy, abnegation, protest, dis-
claimer; dissent &c. 489; revocation &c
756.
V. refuse, reject, deny, decline; nill,
negative; refuse -, withhold- one's as-
763 — 766
VOLITION
V.mn
offer -, present- oneself; volunteer,
come forward, be a candidate; stand -,
bid- for; seek; be at one's service; go a
begging; bribe &c. {give) 784.
Adj. offer-ing, -ed &c. v.; in the mar-
ket, for sale, to let, disengaged, on hire.
sent; shake the head; close the -haad,
- purse; grudge, begrudge, be slow to,
hang fire; pass [at cards].
be deaf to; turn -a deaf ear to, - one's
back upon; set one's face against, ^
countenance, not hear of, have n(^luDg
to do with, wash one's hands of, stand
aloof, forswear, set aside, cast behind one; not yield an inch &c. (obstinacy)
606.
resist, cross; not -grant &c. 762; repel, repulse; shut -, slam- the door in
one's face; rebuff; send -back, - to the right about, - away with a flea in the
ear; deny oneself, not be at home to; discard &c. (repiuUate) 610; rescind Ac.
(revoke) 756; disclaim, protest; dissent &c. 489.
Adj. refusing &c. v,; rest-ive, -iff f; recusant; uncomplying, unconsenting;
not willing to hear of, deaf to.
refused &c, v,; ungranted, out of the question, not to be thought of, im-
possible.
Adv. no &c. 536; on no account, not for the world; no thank you.
Phr. non possumua; [ironically] your humble servant; bien Migi; not on your life
[U. S.J.
766. [Negative request.] Depreca-
tion. — N. deprecation, expostulation;
intercession, mediation, protest, remon-
strance.
V. deprecate, protest, expostulate,
enter a protest, intercede for; remon-
strate.
0 Adj. deprecatory, expostulatory, in-
tercessory, mediatorial.
deprecated, protested.
un-, unbe-sought; unasked &c. {see
ask &c. 765).
Int. cry you mercy! God forbid! for-
bid it Heaven! Heaven -forefend, - for-
bid! far be it from! hands off! &c. (prohi-
Ution) 761.
766. Bequests — N. requ-est, -isi-
tion; claim &c. {demand) 741; petition,
suit, prayer; begging letter, round robin.
motion, overture, application, canvass,
address, appeal, apostrophe; impreca-
tion; rogation; proposal, proposition.
orison &c. {worship) 990; incantation
&c. {spell) 993.
mendicancy; asking, begging &c. v,;
postulation, solicitation, invitation, en-
treaty, importunity, supplication, in-
stance, impetration, imploration, obse-
cration, obtestation, invocation, inter-
pellation.
V. request, ask; beg, crave, sue, pray,
petition, solicit, invite, pop the question,
make bold to ask; beg -leave, - a boon;
apply to, call to, put to; call -upon, - for; make -, address -, prefer -, put up-
a -request, - prayer, - petition; make -application, - a requisition; ask -,
trouble- one for; claim &c. {demand) 741; offer up prayers &c. {worship) 990;
whistle for.
beg hard, entreat, beseech, plead, supplicate, implore; conjure, adjure; ob-
test; cry to, kneel to, appeal to; invoke, evoke; impetrate, imprecate, ply,
press, urge, beset, importune, dun, tax, clamor for; cry -aloud, - for help; faJl
on one's knees; throw oneself at the feet of; come down on one's marrow-
bones.
beg from door to door, send the hat round, go a begging; mendicatCi mump,
cadge, beg one's bread. •
dance attendance on, besiege, knock at the door.
bespeak, canvass, tout, make interest, court; seek, bid for Ac. {offer) 763;
publish the banns.
Adj. requesting &c. v,; precatory; suppli-ant, -cant, -catory; postulant;
obsecratory.
importunate, clamorous, urgent; cap in hand: on one's -knees, - bended
knees, - marrowbones.
256
V. (H) m INTERSOCIAL VOLITION 766 — 770
Adv. prithee, do, please, pray; be so good as, be good enough; i:iave the
goodness, vouchsafe, will you, I pray thee, if you please.
Int. for -God's, - heaven's, - goodness', - mercy's- sake!
Phr. Dieu voua garde; dirige nos Domine.
767. Petitioner. — N. petitioner, solicitor, applicant; suppli-ant, -cant;
suitor, candidate, claimant, postulant, aspirant, competitor, bidder; place -
pot- hunter; prizer.
beggar, mendicant, mumper, sturdy beggar, cadger; hotel nmner, runner,
steerer [U. S.], tout, touter.
canvasser, bagman &o, 758; salesman.
Section III. Conditional Intersocial Volition
768a. Release from engagement. —
N. release &c. (liberation) 750.
Adj. absolute; unconditional &c. (free
748.
768. Promise. — N. promise, under-
taking, word, troth, plight, pledge,
parole, word of honor, vow; oath &c.
(afftrmation) 535; profession, assurance,
warranty, guarantee, insurance, obliga-
tion; contract &c. 769; stipulation.
engagement, prcengagement; afiiance; betroth, -al, -ment.
V. promise; give a -promise &c. n.; undertake, engage; make -, form- an
engagement; enter -into, - on- an engagement; bind -, tie -, pledge -, commit
-, take upon- oneself; vow; swear &c. (affirm) 535, give -, pass -, pledge -,
plight- one's -word, - honor, - credit, - troth; betroth, plight faith.
assure, warrant, guarantee; covenant &c. 769; attest &c. (bear witness) 467.
hold out an expectation; contract an obUg^tion; become -bound to, - spon-
sor for; answer -, be answerable- for; secure; give security &c. 771; under-
write.
adjure, administer an oath, put to oi^'s oath, swear a witness.
Aoj. promising &c. v.; promissory; votive; under hand and seal, upon oath.
promised &c. v.; aflSanced, pledged, bound; committed, compromised; in
for it.
Adv. as one's head shall answer for.
Phr. in for a penny in for a pound; ex voto; gage d^ amour,
769. Compact. — N. compact, contract, agreement, bargain; affidation;
pact, -ion; bond, covenant, indenture; bundobast, deal.
stipulation, settlement, convention; compromise, cartel.
protocol, treaty, concordat, Zollvereiny Sonderbund, charter, Magna Charta^
Pragmatic Sanction.
negotiation &c. (bargaining) 79^; diplomacy Ac. (mediation) 72A] negotiatoi
&c. (agent) 758.
ratification, completion, signature, seal, sigil, signet.
V. contract, covenant, agree for; engage &c. (jyromise) 768.
treat, negotiate, stipulate, make terms; bargain i&c. (barter) 794.
make -, strike- a bargain; come to -terms, - an understanding; compromise
&c. 774; set at rest; close, - with; conclude, complete, settle; confirm, ratify,
clench, subscribe, underwrite; en-, in-dorse; put the seal to; sign, seal &c,
(attest) 467; indent.
take one at one's word, bargain by inch of candle.
Adj. agreed &c. v.) conventional; under hand and seal.
Pbr. caveat emptor,
770. Conditions. — N. conditions, terms; articles, - of agreement; memo-
randum.
clauses, provisions; proviso &c. (qualification) 469; covenant, stipulation,
obligation, ultimatum, sine qud rum; casus fcederis.
770 — 773
VOLITION
V. (ID in
V. make -, come to- -terms &c. (corUract) 769; make it a condition, stipulate,
insist upon, make a point of; bind, tie up.
Adj. conditional, provisional, guarded, fenced, hedged in.
Adv. conditionally &c. (mth quxdificaiion) 469; provisionally, jyro re natd;
on condition; with a string to it.
771. Security. — N. security; guaran-ty, -tee; gage, warranty, bond, tie»
pledge, plight, mortgage, debenture, hypothecation, bill of sale, lien, pawn,
pignoration; real security; vadium.
stake, deposit, earnest, handsel, caution.
promissory note; bill, -- of exchange; I.O.U.; personal security, covenant,
specialty; parole Ac. (promise) 768.
acceptance, indorsement, signature, execution, stamp, seal.
spon-sor, -sion, -sorship; surety, bail; mainpernor, hostage; god-child,
-father, -mother.
recognizance; deed -, covenant- of idemnity.
authentication, verification, warrant, certificate, voucher, doquet; record
&c. 551 ; probate, attested copy.
receipt; ac-, quittance; discharge, release.
muniment, title deed, instrument; deed, - poll; assmrance, indenture; charter
&c. (compact) 769; charter poll; paper, parchment, settlement, will, testament,
last will and testament, codicil.
V. give -security, - bail, - substantial bail; go bail; pawn, impawn, spout,
mortgage, hypothecate, impignorate.
guarantee, warrant, assure; accept, indorse, underwrite, insure.
execute, stamp; sign, seal &c. (evidence) 467.
let, sett; grant -, take -, hold- a lease; hold in pledge; lend on security &c.
787.
Phr. bonis avibits; " gone where the woodbine twineth/'
772. Observance. — N. observance,
performance, compliance, acquiescence,
concurrence; obedience &c. 743; fulfill-
ment, satisfaction, discharge; acquit-
tance, -tal.
adhesion, acknowledgment; fidelity
&c. (probity) 939; exact &c. 494- observ-
ance.
V. observe, comply with, respect,
acknowledge, abide by; cUng to, adhere
to, be faithful to, act up to; meet, fulfill;
ly -out, - into execution; execute,
perform, keep, satisfy, discharge; do
one's office.
perform -, fulfill -, discharge -, acquit
oneself of- an obligation; make good;
make good ~, keep- one's -word, - prom-
ise; redeem one's pledge; keep faith with,
stand to one's engagement.
Adj. observant, faithful, true, loyal;
honorable &c. 939; true as the -dial to
the sun, - needle to the pole; punct-ual,
-ilious; literal &c. (exdct) 494; as good
as one's word.
Adv. faithfully &c. adj.
Phr. ignoscito acepe alteri nunquam ttbi; tern-
poriparendum; " to God, thy country, and thy
ijiend be true ^^ [Vaugban],
258
T13. Nonobservance. — N. nonob-
servance &c. 772; evasion, inobservance,
failure, omission, neglect, laches, laxity,
informplity.
infringement, infraction; violation,
transgression; piracy.
retractation , repudiation, nullification ;
protest; forfeiture.
lawlessness; disobedience &c. 742;
bad faith &c, 940.
V. fail, neglect, omit, elude, evade,
give the go-by to, set aside, ignore; shut
-, close- one's eyes to.
infringe, transgress, violate, pirate,
break, trample under foot, do violence
to, "drive a coach and six through.
discard, protest, repudiate, fling to
the winds, set at naught, nullify, declare
null and void; cancel <fec. (vnpe off)
552.
retract, go back from, be off, forfeit,
go from one's word, palter; stretch -,
strain- a point.
Adj. violating &c. v.; lawless, trans-
gressive; elusive, evasive.
unfulfilled &c. (see fulfiU &c. 772).
V. (II) IV
INTERSOCIAL VOLITION, &c.
774 — 776
774. Compromise. — N. com-promise, -mutation, -position; middle term,
mezzo termine; compensation &c. 30; abatement of differences, adjustment,
mutual concession.
V. com-promise, -mute, -pound; take the mean; split the difference, meet
one halfway, give and take; come to terms Ac. {contract) 769; submit to -, abide
by- arbitration; patch up, bridge over, arrange; straighten out, adjust, - differ-
ences; agree; make -the best of, - a virtue of necessity; take the will for the
deed.
Section IV. PossEssrvE Relations *
1. Property in general
776. Loss. — N. loss; de-, perdition;
forfeiture, lapse.
privation, bereavement; deprivation
&c. (dispossession) 789; riddance; dam-
age, squandering, waste.
V. lose; incur -, experience -, meet
with- a loss; miss; mislay, let slip, allow
to slip through the fingers; be without
&c. (exempt) 777a; forfeit.
get rid of &c. 782; waste &c. 638.
be lost, lapse.
Adj. losing &c. V,; not having &c.
777a.
shorn of, deprived of; denuded, be-
reaved, bereft, minus, cut off; dispos-
sessed &c. 789; rid of, quit of; out of
pocket.
lost &c. V,; long lost; irretrievable &e.
(hopeless) 859; off one's hands.
Int. farewell to! adieu to.
776. Acquisition. — N. acquisition;
gaining &c. v.; obtainment; procur-
ation, -ement; purchase, descent, inher-
itance; gift &c. 784.
recovery, retrieval, revendication, re-
plevin; redemption, salvage, trover; find,
trouvaille, foundling.
gain, thrift; money-making, -grub-
bing; lucre filthy lucre, loaves and
fishes, the main chance, pelf; emolument
Ac. (remuneration) 973.
profit, earnings, winnings, innings,
pickings, net profit; avails; income &c.
(receipt) 810; pro-ceeds, -duce, -duct;
out-come, -put; return, fruit, crop, har-
vest; second crop, aftermath; benefit &c.
(good) 618.
sweepstakes, trick, prize, pool; pot;
wealth Ac. 803.
[Fraudulent acquisition] subreption;
obreption; stealing &c. 791.
V. acquire, get, gain, win, earn, obtain, procure, gather; collect &c. (as-
semble) 72; pick, - up; glean.
find; come -, pitch -, light- upon; scrape -up, - together; get in, reap and
carry, net, bag, sack, bring home, secure; derive, draw, get in the harvest.
profit; make -, draw- profit; turn to -profit, - account; make -capital out
of, - money by; obtain a return, reap the fruits of; reap -, gain- an advantage;
turn -a penny, - an honest penny; make the pot boil, bring grist to the mill;
make -, coin -, raise- money; raise -funds, - the wind; fill one's pocket &c.
(wealth) 803.
treasure up &c, (store) 636; realize, clear; produce &c. 161; take &c. 789.
get back, recover, regain, retrieve, revendicate, replevy, redeem, come by
one's own.
come -by, - in for; receive &c. 785; inherit; step into, - a fortune, - the shoes
of; succeed to.
get -hold of, - between one's finger and thumb, - into one's hand, - at; take
-, come into -, enter into- possession.
be -profitable &c. adj. ; pay, answer.
accrue &c. (be received) 785.
Adj. acquir-ing, -ed &c. v,; profitable, advantageous, gainful, remunera-
tive, paying, lucrative.
Phr. lucri causa.
^ That 18, reUitioiis which conceni pTopen^ .
*rb^
m — 779 VOLITION V. (II) iv
777. Possession. — N. possession, seizin, seisin; ownership Ac. 780; oc-
cupancy; hold, -ing; tenure, tenancy, feodality, dependency; vill-enage,
-einage; socage, chivalry, knight service.
exclusive possession, impropriation, monopoly, retention &c. 781; pre-pos-
session, -occupancy; nine points of the law; comer, usucaption.
future possession, heritage, inheritance, heirship, reversion, fee, seigniority;
primo-, ultimo-geniture.
bird in hand, uti possidetis, chose in possession.
V. possess, have, hold, occupy, enjoy; be -possessed of &c. adj.] have -in
hand &c. adj.; own &c. 780; command.
inherit; come -to, - in for.
engross, monopolize, forestall, regrate, impropriate, have all to oneself;
corner; have a firm hold of &c. (retain) 781; get into one's hand &c, (acquire)
775.
belong to, appertain to, pertain to; be -in one's possession &c. adj. ; vest in.
Adj. possessing &c. v.; worth; possessed of, seized of, master of, in possession
of; usucapient; endowed -, blest -, instinct -, fraught -, laden -, charged- with.
possessed &c. v.; on hand, by one; in hand, in store, in stock; in one's -hands,
- grasp, - possession; at one's -command, - disposal; one's own &c. (property)
780.
unsold; unshared.
Phr. enlbehre gem was du nicht hast; meum ettuum; tuum est.
777a. Ezemption. — N. exemption; absence &c. 187; exception, immunity,
privilege, release.
V. not -have &c. 777; be -without &c. adj.] excuse.
Adj. exempt from, devoid of, without, unpossessed of, unblest with; inmiune
from.
not -having &c. 777; unpossessed; untenanted &c. (vacant) 187; without an
owner.
unobtained, unacquired.
778. [Joint possession.] Participation. — N. participation; co-, joint-
tenancy; occupancy -, possession -, tenancy- in common; joint ~, common-
stock; CO-, partnership; communion; community of -possessions, - goods; com-
munism, socialism ; cooperation &c. 709.
snacks, coportion t, picnic, hotchpot; co-heirship, -parceny, -parcenary;
gavelkind.
participator, sharer; co-, partner; shareholder; co-, joint-tenant; tenants in
common; co-heir, -parcener.
communist, socialist.
V. par-ticipate, -take; share, - in; come in for a share; go -shares, - snacks, -
halves; share and share alike.
have -, possess -, be seized- -in common, - as joint tenants Ac. n.
join in; have a hand in &c. (cooperate) 709.
Adj. partaking &c. v.] communistic.
Adv. share and share alike.
779. Possessor. — N. possessor, holder; occup-ant, -ier; tenant; person -,
man- -in possession &c. 777; renter, lodger, lessee, underlessee; zemindar, ryot;
tenant -on sufferance, - at will, - from year to year, - for years, - for life.
owner; propriet-or, -ress, -ary; impropriator, master, mistress, lord,
land-holder, -owner, -lord, -lady; lord -of the manor, - paramount; heritorl
laird, vavasour, landed gentry, mesne lord; planter. ^.
cestui-que-tnisty beneficiary, mortgagor. '
grantee, feoffee, releasee, devisee; legat-ee, -ary.
trustee; holder dfcc- of the legal estate; mortgagee.
2dO
V. (n)iv
POSSESSIVE RELATIONS
779 — 782
right -, rightful- owner.
[Future possessor] heir, - apparent, - presumptive; heiress; inherit-or, -ress,
-rix; reversioner, remainder-man.
780. Property. — N. property, possession, suum cuiquey meum et tuum.
owner-, proprietor-, lord-ship; seignority; empire &c. {dominion) 737.
interest, stake, estate, right, title, claim, demand, holding; tenure &c. (pos-
session) 777; vested -, contingent -, beneficial -, equitable- interest; use, trust,
benefit; legal -, equitable- estate; seizin, seisin.
absolute interest, paramount estate, freehold; fee, - simple, - tail; estate -in
fee, - in tail, - tail; estate in tail -male, - female, - general.
limitation, term, lease, settlement, strict settlement, particular estate; estate
-for Ufe, - for years, - pur autre vie; remainder, reversion, expectancy, possi-
bility.
dower, dowry, jointure, appanage, inheritance, heritage, patrimony alimony;
legacy 4c. (gift) 784; Falcidian law, paternal estate, thirds.
assets, belongings, means, resources, circumstances; wealth &c. 803; money
&c. 800; what one -is worth, - will cut up for; estate and effects.
landed -, real — estate, - property; realty; land, -s; tenements; heredita-
ments; corporeal -, incorporeal- hereditaments; acres; ground &c. (earth) 342;
acquest, messuage, toft.
territory, state, kingdom, principality, realm, empire, protectorate, sphere
of influence.
manor, honor, domain, demesne; farm, plantation, hacienda; allodium &c.
(free) 748; fieff, feoff, feud, zemindary, dependency; arado, merestead, ranch.
free-, copy-, lease-holds; folkland; chattels real; fixtures, plant, heirloom;
easement; right of -common, - user.
personal -property, - estate, - effects; personalty, chattels, goods, effects,
movables; stock, - in trade; things, traps, rattletraps, paraphernalia; equipage
&c. 633.
parcels, appurtenances.
impedimenta; lug-, bag-gage; bag and baggage; pelf; cargo, lading.
rent roll; income &c. (receipts) 810; maul and wedges [U. S.].
patent, copyright; chose in action; credit &c. 805; debt &c. 806.
V. possess &c. 777; be the -possessor &c. 779- of; own; have for one's -own, -
very own; come in for, inherit.
savor of the realty.
be one's -property &c. n. ; belong to; ap-, pertain to.
Adj. one's own; landed, predial, manorial, allodial; free-, copy-, lease-hold;
feu-, feo-dal.
Adv. to one's -credit, - accoimt; to the good.
to one and -his heirs for ever, - the heirs of his body, - his heirs and assigns,
- his executors administrators and assigns.
781. Retention. — N. retention; re-
taining &c. v.; keep, detention, custody;
tenacity, firm hold, grasp, gripe, grip,
iron grip.
fangs, teeth, claws, talons, nail, unguis,
hook, tentacle, tenaculum; bond &c.
(vinculum) 45.
clutches, tongs, forceps, pincers, nip-
pers, pliers, vice.
paw, hand, finger, wrist, fist, neaf, neif.
bird in hand; captive &c. 754.
V. retain, keep; hold, - fast, - tight,
one's own, - one's ground; clinch,
782. Relinquishment. — N. relin-
quishment, abandonment &c. (of a
course) 624; renunciation, expropriation,
dereliction; cession, surrender, dispensa-
tion; resignation &c. 757; riddance.
derelict &c. ad;.; foundling; jetsam,
waif.
V. relinquish, give up, surrender,
yield, cede; let -go, - slip; spare, drop,
resign, forego, renounce, abandon, expro-
priate, give away, dispose of, part with;
lay -aside, - apart, - down, - on the
shelf &c. (disuse) 678; set -, put- aside;
781 — 786
VOLITION
V. ai)iv
clench, clutch, grasp, gripe, hug, have a
firm hold of.
secure, withhold, detain; hold -, keep-
back; keep close; husband &c. (store)
636; reserve; have -, keep- in stock Ac.
(possess) 111] entail, tie up, settle.
Adj. retaining &c. t;.; retentive, tena-
cious.
unforfeited, undeprived, undisposed,
uncommunicated.
incommunicable, inalienable; in mort-
main; in strict settlement.
Phr. vli possidetis.
culled; left 4Scc. (residuary) 40.
Int. away with!
make away with, cast behind; discard
cast off, dismiss; maroon.
give -notice to quit, - warning; super-
sede; be -, get- -rid of, - quit of; eject
Ac. 297.
rid -, disburden -, divest -, dispos-
sess- oneself of; wash one's hands of.
cast -, throw -, pitch -, fling- -away,
- aside, - overbfoard, - to the dogs;
cast -, throw ~, sweep- to the winds;
put -, turn -, sweep- away; jettison.
quit one's hold.
Adj. relinquished Ac. v.; cast off,
derehct; imowned, unappropriated, un-
2. Tranter of Property
783. Transfer. — N. transfer, conveyance, assignment, alienation, abaliena-
tion; demise, Umitation; conveyancing; transmission &c. (transference) 270;
enfeoffment, bargain and sale, lease and release; exchange 4Scc. (interchange)
148; barter &c. 794; substitution &c. 147.
succession, reversion; shifting -use, - trust; devolution.
V. transfer, convey; alien, -ate; assign; grant &c. (confer) 784; consign; make
-, hand- over; pass, hand, transmit, negotiate; hand down; exchange &c. (inters
change) 148.
change -hands, - from one to another; devolve, succeed; come into possession
&c. (acquire) lib,
abalienate; disinherit; dispossess &c. 789; substitute &c. 147.
Adj. alienable, negotiable.
Phr. estate coining into possession.
784. Giving. — N. giving &c. r. ; be-
stowal, bestowment, donation; present-
ation, -ment; accordance; con-, cession;
delivery, consignment, dispensation,
communication, endowment; invest-
ment, -iture; award.
almsgiving, charity, liberalitj'^, gener-
osity.
[Thing given] gift, donation, present,
cadeau; fairing; free gift, boon, favor,
benefaction, grant, offering, oblation,
sacrifice, immolation; lagniappe [U. S.],
pilon [U. S.].
grace, act of grace, bonus.
allowance, contribution, subscription,
subsidy, tribute, subvention.
bequest, legac}^ devise, will, dotation,
dot, appanage; voluntary -settlement, -
conveyance &c. 783; amortization.
alms, largess, bounty, dole, sportule t,
donative, help, oblation, offertory, hono-
rarium, gratuity, Peter pence, sportula,
Christmas box, Easter offering, vail,
J^2
785. Receiving. — N. receiving Ac.
v.; acquisition &c. 775; reception &c.
(introduction) 296; suscipiency, accept-
ance, admission.
re-, ac-cipient; assignee, deyisee;
lega-tee, -tary; grantee, feoffee, donee,
relessee, lessee; receiver.
sportulary f, stipendiary; beneficiary;
pension-er, -ary; almsman.
income &c. (receipt) 810.
V. receive; take &c. 789; acquire &c.
775 ; admit.
take in, catch, touch; pocket; put
into one's -pocket, - purse; accept;
take off one's hands.
be received; come -in, - to hand;
pass -, fall- into one's hand; go into
one's pocket; fall to one's -lot, - share;
come -, fall- to one; accrue; have -given
&c. 784 to one.
Adj. receiving &c. v. ; re-, sus-cipient.
received &c. v.; given &c. 784; sec-
ondhand.
V. (II)iv
POSSESSIVE RELATIONS
784 — 790
not given, unbestowed 4c. (see
bestow 4c. 784) V
give,
dcmceur^ drink money, pourboire, trink-
geUy bakshish; fee 4c. (recompense) 973;
consideration.
bribe, bait, ground bait; peace ofiFering, handsel; boodle *, graft, grease *.
giver, grantor 4c. v.; donor, feoff er, settlor.
V. deliver, hand, pass, put into the hands of; hand -, make -, deliver -, pass
-, turn- over; assign dower.
present, give away, dispense, dispose of; give -, deal -, dole -, mete -, fork -,
squeeze- out.
pay 4c. 807; render, impart, communicate.
concede, cede, yield, part with, shed, cast; spend 4c. 809.
give, bestow, confer, grant, accord, award, assign.
intrust, consign, vest in.
make a present; allow, contribute, subscribe, furnish its quota.
invest, endow, settle upon; bequeath, leave, devise.
furnish, supply, help; ad-, minister to; afford, spare; accommodate -, in-
dulge -, favor- with; shower down upon; lavish, pour on, thrust upon; tip,
bribe; tickle -, grease- the palm; offer 4c. 763; sacrifice, immolate.
Adj. giving 4c. v.; given 4c. v,; allow-ed, -able; concessional; communi-
cable; charitable, eleemosynary, sportulary t, tributary; gratis 4c. 815; dona-
tive.
Phr. atuior pretiosa facU; ex dono; res est ingeniosa dare [Ovid].
786. Apportionment. — N. apportion-, allot-, consign-, assign-, appoint-
ment; appropriation; dis-pensation, -tribution; division, deal; re-, paj1;ition;
administration.
dividend, portion, contingent, share, allotment, lot, measure, dose; dole,
meed, pittance; qiuintum, ration; ratio, proportion, quota, modicum, mess,
allowance; suerte,
V. apportion, divide; distribute, administer, dispense; billet, allot, detail,
cast, share, mete; portion -, parcel -, dole- out; deal, carve.
partition, assign, appropriate, appoint.
come in for one's share 4c. (participate) 778.
Adj. apportioning 4c. y.; respective.
Adv. respectively, each to each.
787. Lending. — N. lending 4c. v. ;
loan, advance, accommodation, fenera-
tion t; mortgage 4c. (security) 771;
investment.
mord de piiti, pawnshop, my uncle's.
lender, pawnbroker, money lender,
usurer.
V. lend, advance, accommodate with;
lend on security; loan; pawn 4c. (se-
curity) 771.
intrust, invest; place -, put- out to
interest.
let, demise, lease, sett, underlet.
Adj. lending 4c. r.; lent 4c. v.; un-
borrowed 4c. (see borrowed 4c. 788).
Adv. in advance; on -loan, - security.
789. Taking. — N. taking 4c. v, ; re-
ception 4c. (taking in) 296; deglutition
&c. (taking food) 298; appropriation,
prehension, prensationt; capture, cap-
788. Borrowing. — N. borrowing,
pledging.
borrowed plumes; plagiarism 4c.
(thieving) 791.
replevin.
V. borrow, desume f.
hire, rent, farm; take a -lease, - de-
mise; take -, hire- by the -hour, - mile,
- year 4c.; adopt, apply, appropriate,
imitate, make use of, take.
raise -, take up- money; raise the
wind; fly a kite, borrow of Peter to pay
Paul; run into debt 4c. (debt) 806.
replevy.
790. Restitution. — N. restitution,
return ; ren-, red-dition ; restoration ;
reinvestment, recuperation; rehabiUta-
tion4c. (reconstruction) 660;re\;i8Jcal\axjL^
789 — 791 VOLITION V. (H) it
atonement; compensation, indemnifi-
cation.
release, replevin, redemption; recov-
ery &c. {getting back) 776; remitter,
reversion.
y. return, restore; give -, carry -,
bring- back; render, - up; give up; let
go, unclutch; dis-, re-gorge; regurgitate;
recoup, reimburse, compensate, indem-
nify, reinvest, remit, rehabilitate; repair
&c. (make good) 660.
redeem, recover 4c. (get back) 775;
take back again; revest, revert.
Adj. restoring &c. v,; recuperative
&c. 660.
Phr. suum cuique.
tion; ap-, de-prehension f; abreption f,
seizure; ab-duction, -lation; subtraction
&c. {svbduction) 38; abstraction, ademp-
tion; androlepsy.
. dispossession; deprivation, -ement;
bereavement ; divestment; disherison ;
distraint, distress; sequestration, con-
fiscation; eviction &c. 297.
rapacity, rapaciousness, extortion,
vampirism; theft &c. 791.
resumption; repris-e, -al; recovery
4tc. 775.
clutch, swoop, wrench; grip &c. {re-
tention) 781; haul, take, catch; scramble.
taker, captor.
V. take, catch, hook, nab, bag, sack,
pocket, put into one's pocket; receive;
accept.
reap, crop, cull, pluck; gather &c. (get) 775; draw.
ap-, im-propriate; assume, possess oneself of; take possession of; comiman-
deer; lay -, clap- one's hands on; help oneself to; make free with, dip one's
hands into, lay under contribution; intercept; scramble for; deprive of.
take -, carry -, bear- -away, - off; adeem; abstract; hurry off -, run away-
with; abduct; steal &c. 791; ravish; seize; pounce -, spring- upon; swoop -to,
- down upon; take by -storm, - assault; snatch, reave.
snap up, nip up, whip up, catch up; kidnap, crimp, capture, lay violent
hands on.
get -, lay -, take -, catch -, lay fast -, take firm- hold of; lay by the heels,
take prisoner; fasten upon, grip, grapple, embrace, gripe, clasp, grab, clutch,
collar, throttle, take by the throat, claw, cUnch, clench, make sure of.
catch at, jump at, make a grab at, snap at, snatch at; reach, make a long
arm, stretch forth one's hand.
take -from, - away from; disseize; deduct &c. 38; retrench &c. (curtail) 201 ;
dispossess, ease one of, snatch from one's grasp; tear -, tear away -, wrench
-, wrest -, wring- from; extort; deprive of, bereave; disinherit, cut off with a
shiUing.
oust &c. (eject) 297; divest; levy, distrain, confiscate; sequest-er, -rate; ac-
croach; usurp; despoil, strip, fleece, shear, displume, impoverish, eat out of
house and home; drain, - to the dregs; gut, dry, exhaust, swallow up; absorb
&c. (suck in) 296; draw off; suck, - Hke a leech, - the blood of.
retake, resume; recover &c. 775.
Adj. taking &c. v.; privative, prehensile; pred-aceous, -al, -atory, -atorial;
lupine, rap-acious, -torial; ravenous; parasitic.
bereft &c. 776.
Adv. at one fell swoop.
Phr. give an inch and take an ell. I
791. Stealing. — N. stealing &c. v.; theft, thievery, robbery, latrociny f,
direption; abstraction, appropriation; plagiar-y, -ism; autoplagiarism; rape,
depredation; raid; latrocinium.
spoliation, plunder, pillage; sack, -age; rapine, brigandage, foray, razzia;
blackmail; piracy, privateering, buccaneering; filibuster-ing, -ism; burglarj^;
housebreaking; badger game *, hold-up * [U. S.j.
peculation, embezzlement; fraud &c. 545; larceny, petty larceny, shoplifting.
thievishness, rapacity, kleptomania, Alsatia; den of -Cacus, - thieves; Black
Hand [U. S.].
Ucense to plunder, letters of marque.
264
V. (II)iv POSSESSIVE RELATIONS 791 — 794
V. steal, thieve, rob, purloin, pilfer, filch, prig, bag, nim t, crib, cabbage,
palm; abstract; appropriate, plagiarize.
convey away, carry off, abduct, kidnap, crimp; make -, walk -, nm- off with;
run away with; spirit away, seize &c. (lay violent hands on) 789.
plunder, pillage, rifle, sack, loot, ransack, spoil, spoliate, despoil, strip, sweep,
gut, forage, levy blackmail, pirate, pickeer t, maraud, hft cattle, poach, smug-
gle, run; badger *; bail -, hold -, stick- up; bunco, bunko, fihbuster.
swindle, peculate, embezzle; sponge, mulct, rook, bilk, pluck, pigeon, fleece;
defraud &c. 545; obtain under false pretenses; Uve by one's wits.
rob -, borrow of- Peter to pay Paul; set a thief to catch a thief.
disregard the distinction between meum and tuum.
Adj. thieving &c. v,; thievish, light-fingered; fur-acious, -tive; piratical;
pred-aceous, -al, -atory, -atorial; raptorial &c. (rapacious) 789.
stolen &c. V,
Phr. sic V08 non vobis,
792. Thief. — N. thief, robber, homo trium lUerarum, pilferer, rifler, filcher,
plagiarist.
spoiler, depredator, pillager, marauder; harpy, shark*, land shark, falcon,
mosstrooper, bushranger, Bedouin, brigand, freebooter, bandit, thug, dacoit,
pirate, corsair, viking, Paul Jones; buccan-eer, -ier; piqu-f, pick-eerer t; rover,
ranger, privateer, filibuster; rapparee, wrecker, picaroon; smuggler, poacher;
abductor, badger *, bunko man, cattle thief, chor, contrabandist, crook *, hawk,
hold-up * [U. S.], jackleg * [U. S.], kidnaper, rustler * [U. S.], sandbagger,
sea king, skin *, sneak thief, spieler, strong-arm man [U. S.].
highwayman, Dick Turpin, Claude Duval, Macheath, footpad, sturdy
beggar.
cut-, pick-purse; pickpocket, Hght-fingered gentry; sharper; card-, skittle-
sharper; thimblerigger; rook *, Greek, blackleg, leg, welsher *; defaulter; Auto-
lycus, Jeremy Diddler, Roberc Macaire, artful dodger, trickster; swell mob *,
chevalier dHndustrie; shoplifter.
swindler, peculator; forger, coiner; fence, receiver of stolen goods, duffer;
smasher.
burglar, housebreaker; cracks-, mags-man*; Bill Sikes, Jack Sheppard,
Jonathan Wild.
793. Booty. — N. booty, spoil, plunder, prize, loot, swag *, pickings; spolia
opima, prey; blackmail; stolen goods.
Adj. manubial f.
3. Interchange of Property
794. Barter. — N. barter, exchange, scorse t, truck system; interchange &c.
148.
a Roland for an Oliver; quid pro quo; com-mutation, -position; Indian gift
[U. S.].
trade, commerce, mercaturef, buying and selling, bargain and sale; traffic,
business, nundination t, custom, shopping; commercial enterprise, speculation,
jobbing, stockjobbing, agiotage, brokery.
dealing, transaction, negotiation, bargain.
free trade.
V. barter, exchange, truck, scorse f, swop; interchange &c. 148; commutate
Ac. (substihde) 147; compound for.
trade, traffic, buy and sell, give and take, nundinate t ; carry on -, ply -, drive-
a trade; be in -business, - the city; keep a shop, deal in, employ one's capital in.
trade -, deal -, have dealings- with; transact -, do- business with; open -,
keep- an account with.
794 — 800
VOLITION
V. ai) IV
bargain; drive -, make- a bargain; negotiate, bid for; haggle, higgle; dicker
[U. S.]; chaffer, huckster, cheapen, beat down; stickle, - for; out-, under-bid;
ask, charge; strike a bargain &c, {contract) 769.
speculate, give a sprat to catch a herring; buy in the cheapest and sell in the
dearest market; rig -, stag- the market.
Adj. commercial, mercantile, trading; interchangeable, marketable, staple,
in the market, for sale.
wholesale, retail.
Adv. across the counter.
Phr. cambio rum b furto,
796. Purchase. — N. purchase, emp-
tion; buying, purchasing, shopping;
preemption, refusal.
coemption, bribery; slave trade.
buyer, purchaser, emptor, vendee; pa-
tron, employer, client, customer, clien-
tile.
V. buy, purchase, invest in, procure;
rent &c. (hire) 788; repurchase, buy in.
keep in one's pay, bribe, suborn; pay
Ac. 807; spend &c. 809.
make -, complete- a purchase; buy
over the counter.
shop, market, go a shopping.
Adj. purchased &c, v,
Phr. caveat emptor.
796. Sale. — N. sale, vent, disposal;
auction, roup, Dutch auction; outcry,
vendue; custom &c. (traffic) 794.
vendi-bility, -bleness.
seller; vender, vendor; merchant &c.
797; auctioneer.
V. sell, vend, dispose of, effect a sale;
sell -over the counter, - by auction &e.
71.; dispense, retail; deal in &c. 794; sell
-off, - out; turn into money, realize;
bring -to, - under- the hammer; put up
to auction; offer -, put up- for sale;
hawk, bring to market; offer 4Scc. 763;
undersell.
let; mortgage &c. (security) 771.
Adj. under the hammer, in the mar-
ket, for sale,
salable, marketable, vendible; unsalable 4&c., unpurchased, unbought; on
one's hands.
Phr. chose qui plait eat d demi vendue.
797. Merchant. — N. merchant, trader, dealer, monger, chandler, sales-
man; changer; regrater; shop-keeper, -man; trades-man, -people, -folk.
retailer; chapman, hawker, huckster, higgler; pedlar, colporteur, cadger,
Autolycus; sutler, vivandidre; coster-man, -monger; tallyman; camelot; faker;
vintner.
money-broker, -changer, -lender; cambist, usurer, moneyer, banker.
jobber; broker &c. (agent) 758; buyer &c. 795; seller &c. 796; bear, bull.
concern; firm &c. (partnership) 712.
798. Merchandise. — N. merchandise, ware, commodity, effects, goods,
article, stock, produce, staple commodity; stock in trade &c. (store) 636; cargo
4c. (contents) 190.
799. Mart. — N. mart; market, -place; fair, bazaar, staple, exchange,
change, bourse, hall, guildhall; tollbooth, customhouse; Tattersall's.
shop, stall, booth; wharf; office, chambers, countinghouse, bureau; coim-,
comp-ter.
ware-house, -room; depot, interposit, entrepdt, emporium, establishment;
store &c. 63G; department store, finding store [U. S. ], grindery warehouse.
market-overt.
4. Monetary Relations %
800. Money. — N. money -matters, - market; finance; accounts &c. 811;
funds, treasure; capital, stock; assets &c. (property) 780; wealth &c. 803; sup-
plies, ways and means, wherewithal, sinews of war, almighty dollar, needful,
cash,
266
V. (II) rv
POSSESSIVE RELATIONS
800 — 804
sum, amount; balance, -sheet; sum total; proceeds &c. (receipts) 810.
currency, circulating medium, specie, coin, piece, hard cash, dollar, sterling
coin; pounds shillings and pence; £ s. d.; pocket, breeches pocket, purse; money
in hand; ready, - money; rhino *, blimt *, dust *, mopus *, tin *, salt *, chink *;
argent comptant; bottom-, buzzard-dollar *; cent, checks, dibs *, dime, double
eagle, dough *, eagle; Federal -, fractional -, postal- currency; long-, short-bit
[U. S.]; moss, nickel, pile *, pin money, quarter [U. S.], red cent, roanoke, rock *;
seawan, -t; slug [U. S.], wad * [U. S.].
precious metals, gold, silver, copper, bullion, ingot, nugget.
petty cash, pocket money, change, small coin; doit, stiver, rap, mite, farth-
ing, sou, penny, shilling, tester, groat, guinea; rouleau; wampum; good -, round
-, lump- sum; power of money, plum, lac of rupees.
[Science of coins] numismatics, chrysology.
paper money; money -, Post Office- order; note, - of hand; bank -, promis-
sory- note; I O U, bond; bill, - of exchange; draft, check, cheque, order, war-
rant, coupon, debenture, exchequer bill, assignat, greenback; blueback [\J, S.],
hundi, shinplaster * [U. S.].
remittance Ac. (payment) 807; credit &c. 805; liability &c. 806.
draw-er, -ee; oblig-or, -ee; moneyer, coiner.
false -, bad- money; base coin, flash note, slip t, kite *; fancy stocks; Bank
of Elegance.
argumentum ad crumenam.
V. amount to, come to, moimt up to; touch the pocket; draw, - upon; indorse
&c. (security) 771; issue, utter; discount &c. 813; back; de-, re-monetize; fis-
calize, monetize.
Adj. monetary, pecimiary, crumenal t, fiscal, financial, sumptuary, numis-
matical; sterling; nummary.
Phr. harharus ipse placet dummodo sit dives [Ovid]; " but the jingling of the guinea helps
* "" ] iyEon];Geltrehiert die Welt: nervos belli
[Cicero] ; redel Oeld so schweigi die IVelt,
the hurt that honor feels " [Tennyson]; GeU regiert die Welt; nervos heUi pecuniam infinitam
801. Treasurer. — N. treasurer; bursar, -y; purser, piu-se bearer; cash-
keeper, banker; depositary; questor, receiver, steward, trustee, accountant.
Accountant General, almoner, liquidator, paymaster, cashier, teller; cambist;
money changer &c. (merchant) 797.
financier. Chancellor of the Exchequer, minister of finance.
802. Treasury. — N. treasury, bank, exchequer, fisc, hanaper; cash register,
kutcherry, bursary; strong-box, -hold, -room; coffer; chest &c. (receptacle) LQl;
safe; depository 4c. 636; till, -er; purse; money-bag, -box; porte-monnaie,
purse strings; pocket, breeches pocket.
sinking fund; stocks; public -, parliamentary- -stocks, - funds, - securities;
Consols, crMit mobilier; bonds.
803. Wealth. —N. wealth, riches,
fortune, handsome fortune, opulence, af-
fluence; good -, easy- circumstances; in-
dependence; competence &c. (sufficiency)
639; solvency.
provision, livelihood, maintenance;
alimony, dowry; means, resources, sub-
stance; property &c. 780; command of
money.
income &c. 810; capital, money; round
sum Ac. (treasure) 800; mint of money,
mine of wealth, El Dorado, bonanza,
Pactolus, Golconda, Potosi.
804. Poverty. — N. poverty, indi-
gence, penury, pauperism, destitution,
want; need, -iness; lack, necessity, pri-
vation, distress, difficulties, wolf at the
door.
bad -, poor -, needy -, embarrassed -,
reduced -, straightened- circumstances;
slender -, narrow- moans; straits; hand
to mouth existence, res angusta domi,
low water, impecuniosity.
beggary; mendi-cancy, -city; broken
-, loss of- fortune; insolvency &<i* (^vwvi-
payment) &0%,
B
803 — 806
VOLITION
V.ODiv
long -, full -, well lined -, heavy-
purse; purse of Fortunatus; embarras de
richeases.
pelf, Mammon, lucre, filthy lucre;
loaves and fishes.
rich -, moneyed -, warm- man; man
of substance; capitalist, millionaire, tii>-
pylx)b *, Nabob, Cra*sus, Midas, Plutus,
Dives, Timon of Athens; Timo-, Pluto-
cracy; Dana(i.
V. be -rich &c. adj,; roll -, wallow-
in -wealth, - richffs.
afford, well afford ; command -money,
- a sum; make lx)th ends meet, hold
one's head above water.
become -rich &c. adj.; fill one's
-pocket &c. {treatsury) 802; feather one's
nest, make a fortune; make money &c.
{acquire) lib,
enrich, imburse.
worship - Mammon, - the golden
calf.
Adj. wealthy, rich, affluent, opulent,
moneyed, monied, worth much; well
-to do, - off; warm; )vell -, provided for.
made of money; rich as -Cra»sus, -
a Jew; rolling in -riches, - wealth.
flush, - of -cash, - money, - tin *; in
-funds, - cash, - full feather; solvent,
pecunious, out of debt, all straight.
Phr. ono'H ship coming in.
amour Jail bemicowp mais argent fait UnU;
aurea rampunt tecia quU'tem [Seneca] ; magna ser-
vUiiH iat mtiqrYi fortuna; ** mammon, the least
erected spint that fell from Heaven ' [Paradise
Lost]] ojmm furiata cupido [Ovid); vera prospe-
rild b Jion aver necessild; wie gcwonnen so zerrorir-
nen.
empty -purse, - pocket; light purse;
beggarly account of empty boxes.
poor man, pauper, mendicant, mump-
er, beggar, starvehng; pauvre diaWe; fa-
kir, schnorrer.
V. be -poor &c. adj.; want, lack,
starve, live from hand to mouth, have
seen better days, go do^n in the world,
come upon the parish; go to -the
dogs, - wrack and ruin; not 'have a
-penny &c. (money) 800, - shot in one's
locker; beg one's bread; tirer U diabk
par la queue; run into debt &c. (dd>i)
806.
render -poor &c. adj.; impoverish;
reduce, - to poverty; pauperize, fleece,
ruin, bring to the parish.
Adj. poor, indigent; poverty-stricken;
badly -, poorly -, ill- off; poor as -a rat,
- a church mouse, - Job; fortune-,
dower-, money-, penni-less; iinpor-
tioned, unmoneyed; impecunious; out -,
short- of -money, - cash; without -, not-
worth- a rap &c. (money) 800; qui n^a
pas le souy out of pocket, hard up; out at
-elbows, - heels; seedy, bare-footed; beg-
gar-ly, -ed; destitute; fleeced, stripp>ed;
bereft, bereaved; reduced.
in -want &c. n.; needy, necessitous,
distressed, pinched, straitened; put to
one's -shifts, - last shifts; unable to
-keep the wolf from the door, - make
both ends meet; embarrassed, under
hatches; involved &c. (in debt) 806; in-
solvent &c. (not paying) 808.
Adv. in formd pauperis.
Phr. zonam perdidii; ^' a penniless lass wi'
a lang pedigree " [Lady Naime]; A pobreza no
hay verguema; ^* he that is down can fall no lower " [Butler]; -poca roba poco pensiero;
" steeped ... in poverty to the very lips" [Othello]; " the short and simple annals of the
poor " [Gray].
806. Credit. — N. credit, trust, tick,
score, tally, account.
letter of credit, circular note; dupli-
cate; mortgage, lien, debenture, paper
credit, floating capital; draft, lettre de
crdancCj securities.
creditor, lender, lessor, mortgagee;
dun; usurer.
V. kiM'p --, run up- an account with;
intrust, credit, accredit.
place to oner's -credit, - account; give
-, take- cHMlit; fly a kite.
Adj. cnulit-ing, -ed; accredited.
Adv. on -credit &c. n.; to the -ac-
oaunt, - credit^ ot; d compU.
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806. Debt. — N. debt, obligation,
liability, indebtment, debit, score.
arrears, deferred payment, deficit, de-
fault; insolvency &c. (nonpay?ne7it) 808;
bad debt.
interest; premium; usance, usury;
floating -debt, - capital.
debtor, debitor; mortgagor; defaulter
&c. 808; borrower.
V. be -in debt &c. adj.; owe; incur — ,
contract- a debt &c. n.; run up -a Ibill, -
a score, - an account; go on tick; bor-
row &c. 788; run -, get- into debt; out-
run the constable.
answer -, go bail- for.
V, (11) IV
POSSESSIVE REIATIONS
806 — 810
Aidj. indebted; liable, chargeable, answerable for.
in -debt, - embarrassed circumstances, - diflSculties; incumbered, involved;
involved -, plimged -, deep -, over head and ears- in debt; deeply involved;
fast tied up; insolvent &c. (not paying) 808; minus, out of pocket.
unpaid; unrequited, unrewarded; owing, due, in arrear, outstanding.
Phr. (B8 alienum debilorem leve grauius inimicum facU; " neither a borrower nor a lender
be " [Handel].
807. Payment. — N. pay-, defray-
ment; discharge; ac-, quittance; settle-
ment, clearance, Uquidation, satisfac-
tion, reckoning, arrangement.
acknowledgment, release; receipt, - in
full, - in full of all demands; voucher.
repayment, reimbursement, retribu-
tion; pay &c. (reward) 973; money paid
&c. (expenditure) 809.
ready money &c. (cash) 800; stake,
remittance, installment.
«ayer, liquidator &c. 801.
'. pay, defray, make payment; pay
-down, - on the nail, - ready money, -
at sight, - in advance; cash, honor a bill,
acknowledge; redeem; pay in kind.
pay one's -way, - shot, - footing; pay
-the piper, - sauce for all, - costs; do
the needful; shell -, fork- out; come
down with, - the dust; tickle -, grease-
the palm; expend &c. 809; put -, lay-
down.
discharge, settle, quit, acquit oneself
of; foot the bill; account -, reckon -,
settle -, be even -, be quits- with; strike
a balance; settle -, balance -, square-
accounts with; quit scores; wipe -, clear-
off old scores; satisfy; pay in full; satisfy
-, pay in full of- all demands; clear, liqui-
date; pay -up, - old debts.
disgorge, make repayment; repay, refund, reimburse, retribute; maJce com-
pensation &c. 30.
Adj. paying &c. paid &c. v.; owing nothing, out of debt, all straight; un-
owed, never indebted.
Adv. to the tune of; on the nail, money down.
808. Nonpayment. — N. nonpay-
ment; default, defalcation; protest, re-
pudiation; application of the sponge;
whitewashing.
insolvency, bankruptcy, failure; in-
sufficiency &c. G40; run upon a bank;
overdrawn account.
waste paper bonds; dishonored -,
protested- bills; bogus check (cheque).
bankrupt, insolvent debtor, lame duck,
man of straw, welsher, stag, defaulter,
levanter.
V. not -pay &c. 807; fail, break, stop
payment; become -insolvent, - bank-
rupt; be gazetted.
protest, dishonor, repudiate, nullify.
pay under protest; button up one's
pockets, draw the purse strings; apply
the sponge; pay over the left shoulder,
get whitewashed; swindle &c. 791; run
up bills, fly kites.
Adj. not paying; in debt &c. 806;
behindhand, in arrear; beggared &c.
(poor) 804; unable to make both ends
meet, minus; worse than nothing.
insolvent, bankrupt, in the gazette,
gazetted.
xmpaid &c. (outstanding) 806; gratis
&c. 815; unremunerated.
809. Expenditure. — N. expendi-
ture, money going out; out-goings, -lay;
expenses, disbursement; prime cost &c.
(price) 812; circulation; run upon a bank.
[Money paid] payment &c. 807; pay
4&C. (remuneration) 973; bribe &c. 973;
fee, footing, garnish; subsidy; tribute;
contingent, quota; donation &c. 784.
pay in advance, earnest, handsel, de-
posit, installment.
investment; purchase &c. 795.
V. expend, spend; run -, get- through;
pajV. disburse; ante, -up; pony up *
810. Receipt. — N. receipt, value
received, money coming in; income, in-
comings, innings, revenue, return, pro-
ceeds; gross receipts, net profit; earn-
ings &c. (gain) 775; acceptaj avails.
rent, - roll; rent-al, -age; rack-rent.
premium, bonus; sweepstakes, tontine.
pension, annuity; jointure &c. (prop-
erty) 780; alimony, pittance; emolu-
ment &c. (remuneration) 973.
V. receive &c. 785; take money; draw
-, derive- from; acquire &c. 775; take
&c. 789.
809 — 815
VOLITION
V. (II)iv
bring in, yield, afford^ pay, return;
accrue &c. (be received from) 785.
Adj. receiv-ing, -ed &c. v.; profitable
&c. {gainful) 775.
[U. S.]; open -, loose -, untie- the purse
strings ; lay -, shell * -, fork * - out ; bleed ;
make up a sum, invest, sink money.
fee &c. {reward) 973; pay one's way
&c. {pay) 807; subscribe &c. {give) 784;
subsidize.
Adj. expend-ing, -ed 4Scc. t;.; sumptuary.
Phr. vectigcdia nervos esse reipMica [Cicero].
811. Accounts. — N. accounts, accompts; commercial -, monetary- arith-
metic; statistics &c. {numeration) 85; money matters, finance, budget, bill,
score, reckoning, account.
books, account book, ledger; day -, cash -, pass- book; journal; debtor and
creditor -, cash -, running- account; accoimt current; balance, - sheet; compte
rendu f account settled; acquit j assets, expenditure, liabiUties, outstanding ac-
counts; profit and loss -accoimt, - statement; receipts.
bookkeeping, audit, double entry, reckoning.
accountant, auditor, actuary, bookkeeper; financier Ac. 801; accounting
party; chartered accountant.
V. keep accounts, enter, post, book, credit, debit, carry over; take stock;
balance -, make up -, square -, settle -, wind up -, cast up- accounts; make
accounts square.
bring to book, audit, tax, surcharge and falsify.
falsify -, garble -, cook -, doctor- an account.
Adj. monetary &c. 800; account-able, -ing.
813. Discount. — N. discount, abate-
ment, concession, reduction, deprecia-
tion, allowance, quahfication, set-ofT,
drawback, poundage, agio, percentage ;
rebate, -ment; backwardation, con-
tango; salvage; tare and tret.
V. discoimt, bate; a-, re-bate; re
duce, take ofiF, allow, give, make allow
ance; tax.
Adj. discounting &c. v.
Adv. at a discount, below par.
812. Price. — N. price, amount, cost,
expense, prime cost, charge, figure, de-
mand, damage, fare, hire; wages &c. {re-
muneration) 973.
dues, duty, toll, tax, impost, cess,
sess, tallage, levy; abkari; capitation -,
poll- tax; doomage [U. S.], likin; gabel,
gabelle; gavel, octroi ^ custom, excise,
assessment, benevolence, tithe, tenths,
exactment, ransom, salvage, tariff; brok-
er-, wharf-, freight-age.
worth, rate, value, par value, valua-
tion, appraisement, money's worth; penny &c. -worth; price current, market
price, quotation; what it \vill -fetch &c. v.
bill &c. {account) 811; shot.
V. bear -, set -, fix- apric^'; appraise, assess, doom [U. S.], price, charge, de-
mand, ask, require, exact, run up; distrain; run up a bill Ac. {debt) 806; have
one's price; liquidate.
amount to, come to, mount up to; stand one in.
fetch, sell for, cost, bring in, yield, afford.
Adj. priced Ac. v. ; to the tune of, ad valorem; dutiable; mercenary, venal.
Phr. no penny no paternoster; point d* argent point de Suisse ^ no longer pipe no longer
dance, no song no supper.
one may have it for; d ban marchi.
814. Deamess. — N. deamess &c.
odT/.; high -, famine -, fancy- price; over-
charge; extravagance; exorbitance, ex-
tortion; heavy pull upon the purse.
V. be -dear &c. adj.] cost -much, - a
pretty penny; rise in price, look up.
overcharge, bleed, fleece, extort.
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815. Cheapness. — N. cheapness,
low price; depreciation; bargain; good
penny <tc.- worth; snap [U. S.].
[Absence of charge] gratuity; free
-quarters, - seats, - admission, -warren;
run of one's teeth; nominal price, pep-
percorn rent; labor of love.
V.(JI)t^
POSSESSIVE RELATIONS
814 — 819
pay -too much, - through the nose, -
too dear for one's whistle.
Adj. dear; high, - priced; of great
price, expensive, costly, precious, worth
a Jew's eye, dear bought; unreasonable,
extravagant, exorbitant, extortionate.
at a premium; not to be had, - for
love or money; beyond -, above- price;
priceless, of priceless value.
Adv. dear, -ly; at great -, heavy-
cost; d grands frais.
Phr. prices looking up; U jeu ne vaut pas la
chandelie; le coiU en &te le goiU; vd prece vd
pretio.
drug in the market; deadhead.
V. be -cheap &c. adj.; cost little;
come down -, fall- in price.
buy for -a mere nothing, - an old
song; have one's money's worth.
Adj. cheap; low, - priced; moderate,
reasonable; in-, un-expensive; well -,
worth the money ;ma^nifique et pas cher;
good -, cheap- at the price; dirt -, dog-
cheap; cheap, -as dirt, - and nasty;
catchpenny.
half-price, depreciated, imsalable.
gratuitous, gratis, free, for nothing;
cost-, expense-less; without charge, not
charged, imtaxed; scot-, shot -, rent-
free; free of -cost, - expense; honorary, imbought, unpaid.
Adv. for a mere song; at -cost price, - prime cost, - a reduction; d bon
maxcM.
816. Liberality. — N. Uberality, gen-
erosity, mimificence; bount-y, -eous-
ness, -ifulness; hospitality; charity &c.
{beneficence) 906.
V. be -Uberal &c. adj. ; spend -, bleed-
freely; shower down upon; open one's
piirse strings &c. {disburse) 809; spare
no expense, give carte blanche.
Adj. Uberal, free, generous; chari-
table Ac. {beneficent) 906; hospitable;
boimt-iful, -eous; handsome; unsparing,
ungrudging; unselfish; open-, free-,
full -handed; open-, large-, free-hearted;
munificent, princely.
overpaid.
Phr. " handsome is that handsome does "
[Goldsmith].
817. Economy. — N. economy, fru-
gality; thrift, -iness; care, husbandry,
good housewifery, savingness, retrench-
ment.
savings; prevention of wjuste, save-all;
cheese parings and candle ends; parsi-
mony &c. 819.
V. be -economical &c. adj.; practice
economy; economize, save; retrench;
cut one's coat according to one's cloth,
make both ends meet, keep within com-
pass, meet one's expenses, pay one's
way; husband &c. {lay by) 636; saye -,
invest- money; put out to interest;
provide -, save- -for, - against- a rainy
day; feather one's nest; look after the
main chance.
Adj. economical, frugal, careful,
thrifty, saving, chary, spare, sparing; parsimonious &c. 819.
underpaid.
Adv. sparingly &c. adj. ; ne quid nimis.
Phr. adde parvum parvo magnus acervus erii; magnum est vecHgal parnmonia [Cicero].
818. Prodigality. — N. prodi-gality,
-gence t; unthriftiness, waste; profus-
ion, -eness; extravagance; squandering
&c. V. ; malversation.
prodigal; spend-, waste-thrift; losel,
squanderer, locust; high roller* [U. S.].
V. be -prodigal &c. adj.; squander,
lavish, sow broadcast; pour forth like
water; blow in*; pay through the nose
&c. {dear) 814; spill, waste, dissipate, ex-
haust, drain, eat out of house and home,
overdraw, outrun the constable; run
-out, - through; misspend; throw -good
monev pfter bad, - the helve after the
hatchet; bum the candle at both ends;
819. Parsimony. — N. parsimony,
parcity t; parsimoniousness, stinginess
&c. adj.; stint; illiberality, avarice, te-
nacity, avidity, rapacity, extortion, ve-
nality, cupidity; selfishness &c. 943;
auri sa/yra fames.
miser, niggard, churi, screw, skinflint,
crib, codger, muckworm, scrimp, lick-
penny, hunks, curmudgeon, Harpagon,
harpy, extortioner, Jew, usurer; Hessian
[U. S.] ; pinch-fist, -penny.
V. be -parsimonious &c. adj. ; grudge,
begrudge, stint, pinch, gripe, screw, dole
out, hold back, withhold, starve, fam-
ish, live upon nothing, skin a flint.
818 — 819
VOLITION
V. (H) IV
make ducks and drakes of one's money;
fool -, potter -, muddle -, fritter -,
throw- away one's money; pour water
into a sieve, kill the goose that lays the
golden eggs; manger son blS en herbe.
Adj. prodigal, profuse, thriftless, un-
thrifty, improvident, wasteful, losel, ex-
travagant, lavish, dissipated, overliberal;
full-handed &c. (liberal) 816.
penny wise and pound foolish.
Adv. with an unsparing hand; money
burning one's pocket.
Phr. amor nummi; facile largiri de alieno;
wie gewonnen so zerronnen; lea Joua font les fes-
tins et les sages les mangent; ** spendthrift alike
of money and of wit " [Ck)wper]; ** squandering
wealth was his peculiar art [Dryden].
drive a -bargain, - hard bargain;
cheapen, beat down; stop one hole in a
sieve; have an itching palm, grasp, grab.
Adj. parsimonious, penurious, stingy,
miserly, mean, shabby, peddling, scrub-
by, penny wise, near, niggardly, close;
fast-, close-, strait-handed ; close-, hard-,
tight-fisted; tight, sparing; chary; grudg-
ing, griping &c. v, ; illiberal, ungenerous,
churlish, hidebound, sordid, mercenary,
venal, covetous, usurious, avaricious,
greedy, extortionate, rapacious.
Adv. with a sparing hand.
Phr. desunt inopus muUa auariticB omnia
[Syrus]; '' hoards after hoards his rising rai>
tures fill '' [Goldsmith]; ^' the unsunn'd heaps
of miser's treasures '' [Milton].
VI. t GENEKAL AFFECTIONS 820 — 821
CLASS VI
Words relating to the SENTIENT and MORAL POWERS
Section L AFFECTIONS IN GENERAL
820. Affections. — N. affections, character, qualities, disposition, nature,
spirit, tone; temper, -ament; diathesis, idiosyncrasy; cast -, habit -, frame- of
-mind, - soul; predilection, turn; natural -, turn of mind; bent, bias, predisposi-
tion, proneness, proclivity; propen-sity, -seness, -sion, -dency t; vein, humor,
mood, grain, mettle; sympathy &c. {love) 897.
soul, heart, breast, bosom, inner man; heart's -core, ~ strings, - blood; heart
of hearts, penetralia mentis; secret and inmost recesses of the -, cockles of one's-
heart; inmost- heart, - soul; backbone.
passion, pervading spirit; ruling -, master- passion; furore; fullness of the
heart, heyday of the blood, flesh and blood, flow of soul.
energy, fervor, fire, force.
V. have -, possess- -affections &c. n.; be of a -character &c. n.; be -affected
Ac. adj.; breathe.
Adj. affected, characterized, formed, molded, cast; at-, tempered; framed;
pre-, disposed; prone, inclined; having a -bias &c. n.; tinctured -, imbued -,
penetrated -, eaten up- with.
inborn, inbred, ingrained; deep-rooted, ineffaceable, inveterate; pathoscopic;
congenital, dyed in the wool, implanted by nature, inherent, in the grain.
AdT. in one's -heart &c. n. ; at heart; heart and soul &c. 821.
Phr. " affection is a coal that must be cool'd else suffer'd it will set the heart on fire "
[Venus and Adonis],
821. Feeling. — N. feeling; suffering &c. v.; endurance, tolerance, suffer-
ance, supportance, experience, response; sympathy &c. (hve) 897; impression,
inspiration, affection, sensation, emotion, pathos, deep sense.
warmth, glow, unction, gusto, vehemence; ferv-or, -ency; heartiness, cordi-
ality; earnestness, eagerness; empressement, gush, ardor, zeal, passion, enthusi-
asm, verve, furore, fanaticism ; excitation of feeling &c. 824 ; fullness of the heart
&c. (disposition) 820; passion &c. (state of excitability) 825; ectasy &c. (pleasure)
827.
blush, suffusion, flush; hectic; tingling, thrill, turn, shock; agitation &c. (irreg-
ular motion) 315; quiver, heaving, flutter, flurry, fluster, twitter, tremor; throb,
-bing; pulsation, palpitation, panting; trepid-, perturb-ation; ruffle, hurry of
spirits, pother, stew, ferment; state of excitement.
V. feel ; receive an -impression &c. n. ; be -impressed with &c. adj. ; entertain -,
harbor -, cherish- -feeling &c. n.
respond; catch the -flame, - infection; enter the spirit of.
bear, suffer, support, sustain, endure, thole, aby; abide &c. (be composed)
826; experience &c. (meet unth) 151; taste, prove; labor -, smart- under; bear
the brunt of, brave, stand.
swell, glow, warm, flush, blush, change color, mantle; turn -color, - pale, -
red, - black in the face; tingle, thrill, heave, pant, throb, palpitate, go pitapat,
tremble, quiver, flutter, twitter; shake &c. 315; be -agitated, - excited &c. 824:
look -blue, - black; wince, draw a deep breath.
impress &c. (exeUe the feelings) 824.
821 — 828
AFFECTIONS
VLi
Adj. feeling &c. v.; sentient; sensuous; sensor-ial, -y; emo-tive, -tional; of -,
with -feeling &c. n.
warm, quick, lively, smart, strong, sharp, acute, cutting, piercing, incisive;
keen, - as a razor; trenchant, pimgent, racy, piquant, poignant, caustic.
impressive, deep, profound, indelible; deep-, home-, heart-felt; swelling,
soul-stirring, deep-mouthed, heart-expanding, electric, thrilling, rapturous, ec-
static.
earnest, wistful, ea^er, breathless; fer-vent, -vid; gushing, passionate, warm-
hearted, hearty, cordial, sincere, zealous, enthusiastic, glowing, ardent, burning,
red-hot, fiery, flaming; boiUng, - over.
pervading, penetrating, absorbing; rabid, raving, feverish, fanatical, hyster-
ical; impetuous &c. (excitable) 825.
impressed -, moved -, touched -, affected -, penetrated -, seized -, imbued
Ac. 820- with; devoured by; wrought up &c. (ezcUed) 824; struck all of a heap;
rapt; in a -quiver &c. n.; enraptured &c. 829.
Adv. heart and soul, from the bottom of one's heart, ab imo pedore, at heart,
con amorej heartily, devoutly, over head and ears.
Phr. the heart -big, - full, - swelling. - beating, - pulsating, - throbbing, - thumping, -
beating high, - melting, - overflowing, - bursting, - breaking.
822. Sensibility. — N. sensi-bility,
-bleness, -tiveness; moral sensibility;
impress-, affect-ibility ; suscepti-bleness-
-bility, -vity ; mobility ; viva-city, -cious-
ness; tender-, soft-ness; sentimental-ity,
-ism.
excitability &c. 825; fastidiousness
&c. 868; physical sensibility &c. 375.
sore -point, - place; where the shoe
pinches.
V. be -sensible &c. adj, ; have a -ten-
der, - warm, - sensitive- heart.
take to -, treasure up in the- heart;
shrink.
"die of a rose in aromatic pain "
[Pope]; touch to the quick; touch on the
raw.
Adj. sensi-ble, -tive; impressi-ble,
-onable; suscepti-ve, -ble; alive to, im-
passionable, gushing; warm-, tender-,
soft-hearted; tender -, as a chicken;
soft, sentimental, romantic; enthusias-
tic, highflying, spirited, mettlesome,
vivacious, lively, expressive, mobile,
tremblingly alive; excitable &c. 825;
over-sensitive, without skin, thin-skin-
ned; fastidious &c. 868.
Adv. sensibly &c. adj. ; to the -quick,
- inmost core.
Phr. mens cequa in ardids.
823. Insensibility. — N. insensi-bil-
ity, -bleness; moral insensibility; inert-
ness, inertia, vis inertuB; impassi-biUty,
-bleness; inappetency, apathy, phlegm,
dullness, hebetude, supineness, luke-
warmness.
cold -fit, - blood, - heart; cold-, cool-
ness; frigidity, sang froid; stoicism, im-
perturbation &c. (inexciiability) 826;
nonchalance, unconcern, dry eyes; in-
souciance &c. (indifference) 866; reck-
lessness &c. 863; callousness; heart of
stone, stock and stone, marble, dead-
ncss.
torp-or, -idity; obstupef action t, leth-
argy, coma, trance; sleep &c. 683; sus-
pended animation; stup-or, -ef action;
paralysis, palsy; numbness &c. (physical
insensibility) 376.
neutrality; quietism, vegetation.
V. be -insensible &c. adj.; have a
rhinoceros hide; show -insensibility &c.
n.; not -mind, - care, - be affected by;
have no desire for &c. 866; have -, feel
-, take- no interest in; nil admirari;
not care a -straw &c. (unimportance) 643
for; disregard &c. (neglect) 460; set at
naught &c. (make light of) 483; turn a
deaf ear to &c. (inattention) 458; vege-
tate.
render -insensible, - callous; blunt,
obtund, numb, benumb, paralyze, chloroform, deaden, hebetate, stun, stu-
pefy; brut-ify, -alize; assify.
inure: harden, - the heart; steel, caseharden, sear.
Adj. insensible, unconscious; impassi-ve, -ble; blind to, deaf to, dead to;
un-, in-susceptible; unimpress-ionable, -ible; passion-, spirit-, heart-, soul-
less; unfeeling; unmoral.
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VI. I GENERAL AFFECTIONS 823 — 824
apathetic; leuco- t, phlegmatic; dull, frigid; cold, -blooded, -hearted; cold
as cnarity; flat, maudlin, obtuse, inert, supine, sluggish, torpid, torpedinous,
torporific; sleepy &c. (inactive) 683; languid, half-hearted, tame; niunb, -ed;
comatose; anaesthetic &c. 376; stupefied, chloroformed, palsy nstricken.
indifferent, lukewarm; careless, mindless, regardless; inattentive &c. 458;
neglectful &c. 460; disregarding.
unconcerned, nonchalant, pococurante, insouciant, sans souci; unam-
bitious 4c. 866.
un-affected, -ruffled, -impressed, -inspired, -excited, -moved, -stirred,
-touched, -shocked, -struck; unblushing &c. {shameless) 885; imanimated;
vegetative.
callous, thick-skinned, pachydermatous, impervious; hard, -ened; inured,
casehardened; steeled -, proof- against; imperturbable &c. (inexcUable) 826;
imfelt.
Adv. insensibly &c. adj,; cequo aninw; without being -moved, - touched, -
impressed; in cold blood; with -dry eyes, - withers un wrung.
Phr. never mindj it is of no consequence &c. (unimportant) 643; it cannot be helped;
nothing coming amiss; it is all -the same, - one- to.
824. Excitation. — N. excitation of fecUng; mental -, excitement; suscita-
tion, galvanism, stimulation, piquancy, provocation, inspiration, calling forth,
infection; animation, agitation, perturbation; subjugation, fascination, intoxi-
cation; en-, ravishment; entrancement, high pressure.
unction, impressiveness &c. adj.
trial of temper, comi^ belli; irritation &c. (anger) 900; passion &c. (state oj
ezeitabUity) 825; thrill &c. (feeling) 821 ; repression of feeling &c. 826; sensation-
alism, yellow journalism.
V. excite, affect, touch, move, impress, strike, interest, animate, inspire, im-
passion, smite, infect; stir -, fire -, warm- the blood; set astir; a-, wake; a-,
waken; call forth; e-, pro-voke; raise up, summon up, call up, wake up, blow up,
get up, light up; raise; get up the steam, rouse, arouse, stir, fire, kindle, enkindle,
apply the torch, set on fire, inflame.
stimulate; ex-, suscitatef; inspirit; spirit up, stir up, work up; infuse life
into, give new life to; bring -, introduce- new blood; quicken; sharpen, whet;
work upon &c. (incite) 615; hurry on, give a fillip, put on one's mettle.
fan the -fire, - flame; blow the coals, stir the embers; fan, - into a flame; foster,
heat, warm, foment, raise to a fever heat; keep -up, - the pot boiling; revive,
rekindle; rake up, rip up.
stir -, play on -, come home to- the feelings; touch -a string, - a chord, - the
soul, - the heart; go to one's heart, penetrate, pierce, go through one, touch to
the quick; possess -, pervade -, penetrate -, imbrue -, absorb -, affect -, dis-
turb- the soul.
absorb, rivet the attention; sink into the -mind, - heart; prey on the mind;
intoxicate; over-whelm, -power; hovleverser, upset, turn one's head.
fascinate; enrapture &c. (give pleasure) 829.
agitate, perturb, rufiie, fluster, shake, disturb, startle, shock, stagger; give
one a -shock, - turn; strike all of a heap; stun, astound, electrify, galvanize,
petrify.
irritate, sting; cut, - to the -heart, - quick; try one's temper; fool to the top
of one's bent, pique; infuriate, madden, make one's blood boil; lash intx) fury &c.
(wraih) 900.
be -excited &c. adj.) flash up, flare up; catch the infection; thrill &c. (feel)
821; mantle; work oneself up; seethe, boil, sinmier, foam, fume, flame, rage,
rave; run mad &c. (passion) 825.
Adj. excited Ac. v.; wrought up, on the qui inve, astir, sparkling; In a -quiver
&c. 821, - fever, - ferment, - blaze, - state of excitement; in hysterics; black '^'
in the face, overwrought; hot, red-hot, flushed, feverish; all -of a twitter, - iiv*^'
a pucker; with -quivering lips, - tears in one's eyes.
827 — 828
AFFECTIONS
VI. n
mens sana in corpare sano [Juvenal].
happiness, felicity, bliss; beati-tude,
-fication; enchantment, transport, rap-
ture, ravishment, ecstacy; summum bo-
num; paradise, elysium &c. {heaven) 981 ;
third -, seventh- heaven; unalloyed
-happiness <&c.; hedonics, hedonism.
honeymoon; palmy -, halcyon- days;
golden -age, - time; Dixie, Dixie's land;
Satumia regna, Arcadia, happy valley,
Agapemone.
V. be pleased &c. 829; feel -, expe-
rience— pleasure &c. n.; joy; enjoy -,
hug- oneself; be in -clover &c. 377, -
elysium &c. 981; tread on enchanted
ground; fall -, go- into raptures.
feel at home, breathe freely, bask in
the sunshine.
be -pleased &c. 829- with; receive -,
derive- pleasure &c. n.- from; take
-pleasure &c. n.- in; delight in, rejoice
in, indulge in, luxuriate in; gloat over &c.
(physical pleasure) 377; enjoy, reUsh,
like; love &c. 897; take -to, - a fancy
to; have a liking for; enter into the
spirit of.
take in good part.
treat oneself to, solace oneself with.
Adj. pleased &c. 829; not sorry; glad,
-some; pleased as Punch.
happy, blest, blessed, blissful, beati-
fied; happy as -a clam at high water
[U. S.], - a king, - the day is long; thrice
happy, ter quaterque beatus; enjoying
&c. V, ; joyful &c. (inspirits) 836; hedonic.
in -a blissful state, - paradise &c. 981,
- raptures, - ecstasies, - a transport of
delight.
comfortable &c. (physical pleasure)
377; at ease; content &c. 831 ; sans souci,
overjoyed, entranced, enchanted; en-,
raptured; en-, ravished; transported;
fascinated, captivated.
with -a joyful face, - sparklmg eyes.
pleasing &c. 829; ecstatic, beatic; pain-
less, unalloyed, ^vithout alloy, cloudless.
Adv. happily &c. adj,\ with pleasure
<&c. (willincjly) 602; \vith -plee &c. n.
Phr. one's heart leaping with joy.
" a wilderness of sweets " [P. L.]; " I wish
you all the joy that you can wish " [A/, of
Venice]; jour de ina vie; " joy ruled the dav and
love the night " [Dryden]; ** joys seasoned high
and tasting strong of guilt" [Young]; "oh
happiness, our being's end and aim! " [Pope]:
" there is a pleasure that is born of pain '*
(O. Meredith]; "throned on highest bliss"
[P. L.]; vedi Napoli e poi muori; zwischen Freud
undLeid ist die Brucke nicht weit,
278
-ation; stew, vexation, mortificatioi
chagrin, esclandre; mauvais quart d'heurt
care, anxiety, solicitude, trouble, trial^B
ordeal, fiery ordeal, shock, blow, cark^^
dole, fret, burden, load.
concern, grief, sorrow, distress, afBic — *
tion, woe, bitterness, heartache; carkintss
cares; heavy -, aching -, bleeding -=,
broken- heart; heavy affliction, gnaw —
ing grief.
unhappiness, infelicity, misery, tribu —
lation, wretchedness, desolation; de —
spair &c. 859; extremity, prostration^
depth of misery.
nightmare, ephialtes, incubus.
pang, anguish, agony; tor-ture, -ment;?
purgatorj' &c. (heU) 982.
hell upon earth; iron age, reign of
terror; slough of despond &c. (adver-
sity) 735; peck -, sea- of troubles; " ills
that flesh is heir to " [Hamlet] &c. (eml)
619; miseries of human life; ** unkindest
cut of all " [Jnlius Ccesar],
sufferer, victim, prey, martyr, object
of compassion, wretch, shorn lamb.
V. feel -, suffer -, experience -, un-
dergo -, bear -, endure- pain &c. n.,
smart, ache &c. (physical pain) 378;
suffer, bleed, ail; be the victim of.
labor under afflictions; bear the cross;
quaff the bitter cup, have a bad time of
it; fall on evil days &c. (adversity)
735; go hard with, come to grief, fall a
sacrifice to, drain the cup of misery
to the dregs, " sup full of horrors "
[Macbeth],
sit on thorns, be on pins and needles,
wince, fret, chafe, worry oneself, be in a
taking, fret and fume; take -on, - to
heart; cark.
grieve; mourn &c. (lament) 839; yearn,
repine, pine, droop, languish, sink; give
way; despair &c. 859; break one's heart;
weigh upon the heart &c. (inflict pain)
830.
Adj. in -, in a state of -, full of- pain
&c. n.; suffering &c. r.; pained, afflicted,
worried, displeased &c. 830; aching,
griped, sore &c. (physical pain) 378; on
the rack, in liml)o; between hawk and
buzzard.
un-comfortable, -easy; ill at ease; in
a -taking, - way; disturbed; discon-
tented &c. 832; out of humor &c. 901a;
weary &c. 841.
heavy laden, stricken, crushed, a prey
to, victimized, ill-used.
VI. II. I
PERSONAL AFFECTIONS
828 — 830
unfortunate &c. (hapless) 735; to be pitied, doomed, devoted, accursed,
undone, lost, stranded; fey.
unhappy, infelicitous, poor, wretched, miserable, woe-begone; cheerless &c.
{dejected) 837; careworn.
concerned, sorry; sorrow-ing, -ful; cut up, chagrined, horrified, horror-
stricken; in -, plunged in -, a prey to- grief &c. n.; in tears &c. (lamenting)
839; steeped to the lips in misery; heart-stricken, -broken, -scalded; broken-
hearted; in despair &c. 859.
Phr. '' the iron entered into our soul "; haret lateri lethalia amnio [Vergil]: one's heart
bleeding; ** down, thou climbing sorrow '' [Lear\\ " mirth cannot move a soul in agony "
[Love* 8 Jjobor^B Lost] ; nessun maggior dolere che ricordarsi del tempo fdice nella miseria; " sor-
row's crown of sorrow is remembering happier things '' [Tennyson]; " the niobe of Na-
tions " [Byron].
829. [Capability of giving pleasure;
^^use or source of pleasure.] Pleasur-
^iDleness. — N. pleasurable-, pleasant-,
^greeable-ness &c. adj, ; pleasure giving,
iucundity, delectability; amusement
*c. 840.
attraction <&c. (motive) 615; attract-
iveness, -ability; invitingness &c. adj.;
harm, fascination, enchantment, witch-
ery, seduction, winning ways, amenity,
amiability; winsomeness.
loveliness &c. Qyeauty) 845; sunny -,
bright- side; sweets &c. (sugar) 396;
goodness &c. 648; manna in the wilder-
ness, land flowing with milk and honey;
bittersweet; fair weather.
treat; regale &c. (physical pleasure)
377; dainty; tit-, tid-bit; nuts, sauce
piquarUe.
V. cause -, produce -, create -, give
— , afford ~, procure -, offer -, present -,
yield- pleasure &c. 827. .
please, charm, delight, becharm, im-
paradise; gladden &c. (make cheerful)
836; take, captivate, fascinate; enchant,
entrance, enrapture, transport, l)e-
witch;en-, ravish.
bless, beatify; satisfy; gratify, - do-
sire &c. 865; slake, satiate, quench; in-
dulge, humor, flatter, tickle; tickle the
palate &c. (savory) 394; regale, refresh;
enliven; treat; amuse &c. 840; take ~,
tickle -, hit- one's fancy; meet one's
wishes; win -, gladden -, rejoice -,
warm the cockles of- the heart; do one's
heart good.
attract, allure &c. (move) 615; stimu-
late &c. (excite) 824; interest.
make things pleasant, popularize, gild
the pill, sweeten.
Adj. causing pleasure &c. v,; Isetifl-
cant; pleasure-giving; pleas-ing, -ant,
-urable; agreeable; grat-eful, -ifying;
leef t; lief, acceptable; welcome, - as the
830. [Capability of giving pain; cause
or source of pain.] Painfulness. — N,
painfulness &c. adj.; trouble, care &c.
(pain) 828;/trial; af-, in-fliction; blow,
stroke, burden, load, curse; bitter -pill,
- draught; waters of bitterness.
annoyance, grievance, nuisance, vexa-
tion, mortification, sickener; bore, both-
er, pother, hot water, " sea of troubles "
[Hamlet]f hornet's nest, plague, pest.
cancer, ulcer, sting, thorn; canker 4c.
(bane) 663; scorpion &c. (evil doer) 913;
dagger &c. (arms) 727; scourge &c.
(instrument of punishment) 975; carking
-, canker worm of- care.
mishap, misfortune &c. (adversity)
735; dSsagrhnent, esdandrCj rub.
source of -irritation, - annoyance;
wound, sore subject, skeleton in the
closet; thorn in -the flesh, - one's side;
where the shoe pinches, gall and worm-
wood.
sorry sight, heavy news, provocation;
affront Ac. 929 ; " head and front of one's
offending " [Othello].
infestation, molestation; malignity
&c. (jnalevolence) 907.
V. cause -, occasion -, give -, bring
-, induce -, produce -, create -, in-
flict- pain &c. 828; pain, hurt, woimd.
pinch, prick, gripe &c. (physical pain)
378; pierce, lancinate, cut.
hurt -, wound -, grate upon -, jar
upon- the feelings; wring -, pierce -,
lacerate ~, break -, rend- the heart;
make the heart bleed; tear -, rend- the
heart-strings; draw tears from the eyes.
sadden; make -unhappy &c. 828;
plunge into sorrow, grieve, fash, afflict,
distress; cut -up, - to the heart.
displease, annoy, incommode, dis-
compK)se, trouble, disquiet; faze, feaze,
feeze [U. S.j; disturb, cross, perplex, mo-
lest, tease, tire^ irk, v^^^\!asst^l^^>^'^^wet-
829 — 830
AFFECTIONS
VI. n. I
roses in May; welcomed; favorite; to
one's taste, - mind, - liking; satisfac-
tory &c. (good) 648.
refreshing; comfortable; cordial; ge-
nial; glad, -some; sweet, delectable,
nice, dainty; delic-ate, -ious; dulcet;
luscious &c. 396; palatable &c. 394;
luxurious, voluptuous; sensual &c. 377.
attractive &c. 615; inviting, prepos-
sessing, engaging; win-ning, -some;
taking, fascinating, captivating, killing;
seduc-ing, -tive; heart-robbing; allur-
ing, enticing; appetizing &c. (exciting)
824; cheering &c. 836; bewitching; en-
chanting, entrancing, enravishing.
charming; delightful, felicitous, ex-
quisite; lovely &c. (beautiful) 845; rav-
ishing, rapturous; heartfelt, thrilling,
ecstatic; beat-ic, -ific; seraphic; empy-
rean; elysian &c. (heavenly) 981.
palmy, halcyon, Satumian.
Phr. dedes repetita placebit; " charms strike
the sight but merit wins the soul " [Pope);
" sweetness and light " [Swift].
/
ret t, worry, plague, bother, pester, bore,
pother, harass, harry, badger, heckle,
bait, beset, infest, persecute, importune,
wring, harrow, torment, torture;
bullyrag; put to the -rack, - question;
break on the wheel, rack, scarify; cruci-
ate, -fy; convulse, agonize; barb the
dart; plant a -dagger in the breast, -
thorn in one's side.
irritate, provoke, sting, nettle, try the
patience, pique, fret, rile, tweak the
nose, chafe, gall; sting -, wound -, cut-
to the quick; aggrieve, affront, enchafe,
enrage, ruffle, sour the temper; give
offense &c. (resentment) 900.
maltreat, bite, snap at, assail; smite
<&c. (punish) 972.
sicken, disgust, revolt, nauseate, dis-
enchant, repel, offend, shock, stink in
the nostrils; go against -, turn- the
stomach; make one sick, set the teeth
on edge, go against the grain, grate on — i
the ear; stick in one's -throat, - gizzard; ^
rankle, gnaw, corrode, horrify, appal, .^
freeze the blood; make the -flesh creep, ^
- hair stand on end; make the blood -curdle, - run cold; make on<
shudder.
haunt, - the memory; weigh -, prey- on the -heart, - mind, - spirits; brinj
one's gray hairs with sorrow to the grave; add a nail to one's coffin.
Adj. causing pain, hurting &c. v.; hurtful &c. (bad) 649; painful; dolor-ific,
-ous; unpleasant; un-, dis-pleasing; disagreeable, unpalatable, bitter, dii
tasteful; uninviting; unwelcome; undesir-able, -ed; obnoxious; unacceptable,..^
unpopular, thankless.
unsatisfactory, untoward, unlucky, uncomfortable.
distressing; afflict-ing, -ive; joy-, cheer-, comfort-less; dismal, disheart
ening; depress-ing, -ive; dreary, melancholy, grievous, piteous; woeful,
rueful, mournful, deplorable, pitiable, lamentable; sad, affecting, touching,
pathetic.
irritating, provoking, stinging, annoying, aggravating, mortifjnng, galling^
unaccommodating, invidious, vexatious; trouble-, tire-, irk-, weari-some^
plagu-ing, -y; awkward.
importunate; teas-, pester-, bother-, harass-, worry-, torment-, cark—
ing.
in-toler-, -suffer-, -support-able; un-bear-, -endur-able; past bearing; not:^
to be -borne, - endured; more than flesh and blood can bear; enough to -driv^
one mad, - provoke a saint, - make a parson swear.
shocking, terrific, grim, appalling, crushing; dreadful, fearful, frightful;
thrilling, tremendous, dire; heart-breaking, -rending, -wounding, -co'O'oding,
-sickening; harrowing, rending. \
odious, hateful, execrable, repulsive, repellent, abhorrent; horri-d, -ble,^^&
-fying; offensive; nausc-ous, -ating; disgust-, sicken-, revolt-ing; nast}^
loath-some, -ful; fulsome; vile &c. (bad) 649; hideous &c. 846.
sharp, acute, sore, severe, grave, hard, harsh, cruel, biting, caustic; cutting
corroding, consuming, racking, excruciating, searching, grinding, grating,-
agonizing; envenomed; catheretic, pyrotic.
ruinous, disastrous, calamitous, tragical; desolating, withering; burden'
some, onerous, oppressive; cumb-rous, -ersome.
2S0
VL iLi
PERSONAL AFFECTIONS
830 — 833
Adv. painfully &c. adj.; with -pain &c. 828; deuced.
Int. hinc nice lachrymce!
Phr. surait amari aliquid; the place being too hot to hold one: the iron entering into
the soul: " he jests at scare that never felt a wound " [Romeo and Juliet]; " I must be cruel
only to D€ kind " [Hamlet]; " what deep wounds ever closed without a scar? " [Byron],
831. Content. — N. content, -ment,
-edness; complacency, satisfaction, en-
tire satisfaction, ease, heart's ease, peace
of mind; serenity <&c. 826; cheerfulness
&c. 836; ray of comfort; comfort &c.
(weU-being) 827.
re-, conciliation; resignation &c. (pa-
tience) 826.
waiter on Providence.
V. be -content &c. adj.; rest -satis-
fied, - and be thankful; take the good
the gods provide, let well alone, feel
oneself at home, hug oneself, lay the
flattering unction to one's soul.
take -up with, - in good part; assent
<fec. 488; be reconciled to, make one's
peace with; get over it; take -heart, -
comfort; put up with &c. (bear) 826.
render -content &c. adj.; set at ease,
Comfort; set one's -heart, - mind- at
^ease, - rest; speak peace; conciliate,
'^concile, win over, propitiate, disarm,
t^eguile; content, satisfy; gratify &c. 829.
be -tolerated &c. 826; go down, -
^ith;do.
Adj. content, -ed; satisfied &c. v.; at
*^ease, - one's ease, - home; with the
^^ind at ease, sans scmd^ sine curd, easy-
going, not particular; conciliatory; un-
^pining, of good comfort; resigned &c.
K^paiierU) 826; cheerful &c. 836.
un-afflicted, -vexed, -molested,
^plagued; serene &c. 826; at rest; snug,
^^mfortable; in one's element,
satisfactory, tolerable.
Adv. to one's heart's content; d la
bonne heure; all for the best.
Int. amen &c. (assent) 488; very well,
all -, so much- the better, well and good;
it ~, that- will do; it cannot be helped.
Phr. nothing comes amiss.
" a heart with room for every joy " [Bailey);
ich habe genoasen das irdische Gliick ich habe
gelebi und geliebet [Schiller]; " nor cast one long-
ing lingering look behind " [Gray]; " shut up m
measureless content " [Macbeth]; " sweet are the
thoughts thai savor of content '' [R. Greene]:
*' their wants but few their wishes ail confined
[Qoldsmith].
832. Discontent. — N. discontent,
-ment; dissatisfaction; dissent &c. 489.
disappointment, mor.tification; cold
comfort; regret &c. 833; repining, tak-
ing on &c. v.; inquietude, vexation of
spirit, soreness; heart-burning, -grief;
querulousness &c. (lamentation) 839;
hypercriticism.
malcontent, grumbler, growler, croak-
er, laudator temporis acti; censurer,
complainer, fault-finder, murmurer.
cave of AduUam, indignation meeting,
" winter of our discontent " [Henry VI\.
V. be -discontented &c. adj.; quarrel
with one's bread and butter; repine;
regret &c. 833; wish one at the bottom
of the Red Sea; take -on, - to heart;
shrug the shoulders; make a wry -,
pull a long- face; knit one's brows;
look -blue, - black, - black as thunder,
- blank, - glum.
take -in bad part, - ill; fret, chafe,
make a piece of work; grumble, croak;
lament &c. 839.
cause -discontent &c. n.; dissatisfy,
disappoint, mortify, put out, disconcert;
cut up; dishearten.
Adj. discontented; dissatisfied &c. v.;
unsatisfied, ungratified; dissident; dis-
sentient &c. 489; malcontent, exigent,
exacting, hypercritical.
repining &c. v.; regretful <&c. 833;
down in the mouth <&c. (dejected) 837.
in -high dudgeon, - a fume, - the
sulks, - the dumps, - bad humor; glum,
sulky; sour, - as a crab; soured, sore;
out of -humor, - temper.
disappointing &c. v. ; unsatisfactory.
Int. so much the worse!
Phr. that -, it- will never do; curia nescio
quid semper abesi rei [Horace] ; ne Jupiter quidcm
omnibus placet; *' poor in abundance, famished
at a feast " [Young].
833. Regret. — N. regret, repining;
homesickness, nostalgia; mal -, maladie
'du pays; lamentation &c. 839; peni-
tence &c. 950.
bitterness, heartburning.
laudator temporis acti &c. (disconient) 832.
V. regret, deplore; bewail &c. (lament) 839; repine, cast a longing lingering
look behind; rue. - the day; repent &c. 950; infandum renovare dolorem.
-mr
*1&\
883 — 837
AFFECTIONS
VI. n. I
prey -, weigh -, have a weight- on the mind; leave an aching void.
Adj. regretting &c. v.; regretful; homesick.
regretted &c. v.; much to be regretted, regrettable; lamentable &c. (]bad)
649.
Int. what a pity! hang it!
Phr. 'tis -pity, - too true; " sigh'd and look'd and sigh'd again " [Dryden].
834. Relief. — N. relief; deliverance;
refreshment &c. 689; easement, soften-
ing, alleviation, mitigation, palliation,
soothing, lullaby.
solace, consolation, comfort, encour-
agement.
lenitive, restorative &c. (remedy) 662;
cushion &c. 215; crumb of comfort,
balm in Gilead.
V. relieve, ease, alleviate, mitigate,
palliate, soothe; salve; soften, - down;
foment, stupe, poultice; assuage, allay.
cheer, comfort, console; enliven; en-
courage, bear up, pat on the back, give
comfort, set at ease; gladden -, cheer-
the heart; inspirit, invigorate.
remedy; cure &c. (restore) 660; refresh; pour -balm into, - oil on.
smooth the ruflBed brow of care, temper the wind to the shorn lamb, lay the
flattering unction to one's soul.
disburden <&c. (free) 705; take off a load of care.
be relieved; breathe more freely, draw a long breath; take comfort; dry -,
wipe- the -tears, - eyes.
Adj. relieving &c. v,; consolatory, soothing; assua-ging, -sive; bal-my,
-samic; lenitive, palliative; anodyne &c. (remedial) 662; curative Ac. 660.
Phr. " here comes a man of comfort " [Measure for Measure].
835. Aggravation. — N. aggrava-
tion, heightening; exacerbation; exas-
peration; overestimation Ac. 482; exag^
geration &c. 549.
V. aggravate, render worse, heighten,
embitter, sour; ex-, acerbate; exasper-
ate, envenom; enrage, provoke, tease.
add fuel to the -fire, - flame; fan the
flame &c. (excite) 824; go from bad to
worse &c. (deteriorate) 659.
Adj. aggravated &c. p.; worse, unre-
lieved; aggravable; aggravating &c. v.
Adv. out of the frying pan into the
fire, from bad to worse, worse and worse.
Int. so much the worse!
836. Cheerfulness. — N. cheerfulness
&c. adj.; geniality, gayety, Vallegro,
cheer, good humor, spirits; high -, ani-
mal -, flow of- spirits; glee, high glee,
light heart; sunshine of the -mind, -
breast; gaiete de cosur, bon naturel.
liveliness &c. adj.; life, alacrity, vi-
vacity, animation, allegresse; jocundity,
joviality, jollity; levity; jocularity &c.
(u;iO 842.
mirth, merriment, hilarity, exhilara-
tion; laughter &c. 838; merrymaking &c.
(amusement) 840; heyday, rejoicing &c.
838; marriage bell.
nepenthe, Euphrosyne.
optimism &c. (hopefulness) 858; self-
complacency; hedonics, hedonism.
V. be -cheerful &c. adj.; have the
mind at ease, smile, put a good face upon,
keep up one's spirits; view -the bright
side of the picture, - things en couleur de
rose; ridentem dicere veruniy cheer up,
brighten up, light up bear up; chirp,
28^
837. Dejection. — N. dejection; de-
jectedness &c. adj.; depression, pros-
temationt; lowness -, depression- of
spirits; weight -, oppression -, damp-
on the spirits; low -, bad -, drooping — ,
depressed- spirits; heart sinking; heavi-
ness -, failure- of heart.
heaviness &c. adj.; infestivity, gloom;
weariness &c. 841; tosdium vitce, disgust
of Ufe; TwaZ du pays &c. (regret) 833; an-
hedonia.
melancholy; sadness &c. adj.; il pen-
serosoy melancholia, dismals, blues, lacL-
r^Tnals, mumps, dumps, blue devils,
doldrums, vapors, megrims, spleen, hor-
rors, hypochondriasis, pessimism; la
muladie sans maladie; despondency,
slough of Despond; disconsolateness'&c.
adj.; hope deferred, blank despondency;
voiceless woe.
prostration, - of soul; broken heart;
despair &c. 859; cave of -despair, - Tro-
phonius.
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PERSONAL AFFECTIONS
836 — 837
take heart, cast away care, drive dull
care away, perk up; keep a stiff upper
Up*.
rejoice Ac. 838; carol, chirrup, lilt;
frisk, rollick, give a loose to mirth.
cheer, enliven, elate, exhilarate, glad-
den, inspirit, animate, raise the spirits,
inspire; perk up; put in good humor;
cheer -, rejoice- the heart; delight &c.
(jgive pleasure) 829.
. Adj. cheerful ; happy &c. 827 ; cheer-y,
-ly; of good cheer, smiling; blithe; in ~,
in good- spirits; breezy, bully, chipper
[XJ. S.]; in high -spirits, - feather; happy
as -the day is long, - a king; gay, - as
a lark; allegro; debonair; light, -some,
-hearted; buoyant, dHhonnaire, bright,
free and easy, airy; janty, jaunty, canty;
hedonic; riant; spright-ly, -ful; spry;
spirit-ed, -full; lively, animated, vi-
vacious; brisk, - as a bee; sparkling;
sportive; full of -play, - spirit; all alive.
sunny, palmy; hopeful &c. 858.
merry, - as a -cricket, - grig, - mar-
riage bell; joyful, joyous, jocund, jovial;
jolly, - as a thrush, - as a sand-boy;
blithesome; glee-ful, -some; hilarious,
rattling.
winsome, bonny, hearty, buxom.
play-ful, -some; foldire, playful as a
kitten, tricksy, frisky, frolicsome; game-
some; jocose, jocular, waggish; mirth-,
laughter-loving; mirthful, rollicking.
elate, -d; exulting, jubilant, flushed;
rejoicing &c. 838; cock-a-hoop.
cheering, inspiriting, exhilarating; car-
diac, -al; pleasing &c. 829; palmy.
Adv. cheerfully &c. adj.
Int. never say die! come! cheer up!
hurrah! &c. 838; *' hence loathed melan-
choly! " begone dull care! away with
melancholy!
Phr. " a merry heart goes all the day *'
[A Winter^ 8 Tale]: " as merry as the day is
long " [Much Ado\'f ride si sapis [Martial].
demureness Ac. adj.; gravity, solem-
nity; long, - grave- face.
hypochondriac, seek-sorrow, self-tor-
mentor, heaiUoTitimorumenos, malade
imaginaire, m^decin tant pis; croaker,
pessimist; mope, mopus.
[Cause of dejection] affliction &c.
830; sorry sight; memento mori; damper,
wet blanket, Job's comforter.
V. be -dejected &c. adj.] grieve;
mourn Ac. (lament) 839; take on,
give way, lose heart, despond, droop,
sink.
lower, look downcast, frown, pout;
hang down the head; pull -, make- a
long face; laugh on the wrong side of
the mouth; grin a ghastly smile; look
-blue, ~ like a drowned man; lay -, take-
to heart.
mope, brood over; fret; sulk; pine,
- away; yearn; repine &c. (regret) 833;
despair &c. 859.
refrain from laughter, keep one's
countenance; be -, look- grave &c. adj.;
repress a smile.
depress; dis-courage, -hearten; dis-
pirit; damp, dull, deject, lower, sink,
dash, knock down, unman, prostrate,
break one's heart; frown upon; cast a
-gloom, - shade- on; sadden; damp -,
dash ~, wither- one's hopes; weigh -,
lie heavy -, prey- on the -mind, -
spirits; damp -, depress- the spirits.
Adj. cheer-, joy-, spirit-less; un-
chcer-ful, -y; unlivcly; unhappy &c.
828; melancholy, dismal, somber, dark,
gloomy, triste, clouded, murky, lowering,
frowning, lugubrious, funereal, mourn-
ful, lamentable, dreadful.
dreary, flat; dull, - as -a beetle, -
ditchwater; depressing &c. v.
" melancholy as a gib cat " ; oppressed
with -, a prey to- melancholy; down-
cast, -hearted; down -in the mouth,
- on one's luck; heavy-hearted; in the
-dumps, - suds, - sulks, - doldrums;
in doleful dumps, in bad humor; sullen; mumpish, dumpish, mopish, mop-
ing; moody, glum; sulky &c. {discontented) 832; out of -sorts, - humor,-
heart, - spirits; ill at ease, low-spirited, in low spirits, a cup too low;
weary &c. 841 ; dis-couraged, -heartened; desponding; chap-, chop-, jaw-,
crest-fallen.
sad, pensive, penserosOy tristful; dole-some, -ful; woe-begone, lachrymose,
in tears, melancholic, hypped, hypochondriacal, bilious, jaundiced, atra-
bilious, saturnine, splenetic; lackadaisical.
serious, sedate, staid, stayed; grave, - as -a judge, - an imdertaker, - a
mustard pot; sober, solemn, demure; grim; grito-faced, -visaged; rueful,
wan, long-faced
837 — 839
AFFECTIONS
VI. n. I
disconsolate; un-, in-consolable; forlorn, comfortless, desolate, dUoU
sick at heart; soul-, heart-sick; au disespoir; in despair &c. 859; lost,
overcome; broken-, borne-, bowed-down; heartstricken &c. (mental suffer-
ing) 828; cut up, dashed, sunk; unnerved, unmanned; down-fallen, -trodden;
broken-hearted; careworn.
Adv. with -a long face, - tears in one's eyes; sadly &c. adj,
Phr. the countenance falling; the heart -failing, - sinking within- one; " a plague of
sighing and grief" [Henry IV]: "thick-ey'd musing and curs'd melancholy " [Henry JV];
" the sickening pang of hope deferred " [Scott].
838. [Expression of pleasure.] Re-
joicing. — N. rejoicing, exultation, tri-
umph, jubilation, heyday, flush, revel-
ling; merrymaking &c. (amiLsement) 840;
jubilee &c. (celebration) 883; paean, Te
Deum <&c. (thanksgiving) 990; congratu-
lation &c. 896.
smile, simper, smirk, grin; broad -,
sardonic- grin.
laughter, giggle, titter, snigger, crow,
cheer, chuckle, shout; horse -, hearty-
laugh; guffaw; burst -, fit -, shout ~,
roar -, peal- of laughter; cachinnation;
Kentish fire; tiger.
risibility; derision &c. 856.
Momus; Democritus the Abderite;
rollicker.
V. rejoice; thank -, bless- one's stars;
congratulate-, hug- oneself; rub -, clap-
one's hands; smack the lips, fling up
one's cap; dance, skip; sing, carol, cliir-
rup, chirp; hurrah; cry for -, leap with-
joy; exult &c. (boast) 884; triumph;
hold jubilee &c. (celebrate) 883; make
merry &c. (sport) 840.
smile, simper, smirk; grin, - like a
Cheshire cat; mock, laugh in one's
sleeve; laugh, - outright; giggle, titter,
snigger, crow, smicker t, chuckle, cackle;
burst -out, - into a fit of laughter; shout,
split, roar.
shake -, split -, hold both- one's
sides; roar -, die- with laughter.
raise laughter &c. (amu^e) 840.
Adv. rejoicing &c. v.; jubilant, ex-
ultant, triumphant; flushed, elated;
laughing &c. v,; risible; ready to -burst,
- split, - die with laughter; convulsed
with laughter.
laughable &c. (liidicroTis) 853.
Int. hurrah! huzza! aha! hail! tolder-
oUoU! Heaven be praised! io triumphe!
tant mieux! so much the better.
Phr. the heart leaping with joy; ce n^est jxis
iire bien aiad one de rire; '* Laughter holdmg
both his sides" [Milton]; ddXaTra! edXaTra! le
ni eat mort, vive le roi; " with his eyes in flood
with laughter " [CymhdineY
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839. [Expression of pain.] Lamen-
tation. — N. lament, -ation; wail, com-
plaint, plaint, murmur, mutter, grum-
ble, groan, moan, whine, whimper, sob,
sigh, suspiration, heaving, deep sigh.
cry &c. (vocijeraiion) 411; scream,
howl; outcry, wail of woe, frown^ scowl.
tear; weeping &c. v.; flood of tears, fit
of crying, lachrymation, melting mood,
weeping and gnashing of t^eth.
plaintiveness &c. adj.] languishment;
condolence &c. 915.
mourning, weeds, willow, cypress,
crape, deep mourning; sackcloth and
ashes; lachrymatory; knell Ac. 363;
dump, death song, dirge, coronach, ne-
nia, requiem, elegy, epicedium; threne;
mon-, thren-ody; jeremi-ad, -ade; ulla-
lulla.
mourner; grumbler &c. (disconJtenl)
832; Niobe; Heraclitus.
V. lament, mourn, deplore, grieve,
weep over; be- wail, -moan; condole
with &c. 915; fret &c. (mffer) 828;
wear -, go into -, put on- mourning;
wear -the willow, - sackcloth and ashes;
infandum renovare dolorem [Vergil] Ac.
(regret) 833; give sorrow words.
sigh; give - heave -, fetch- a sigh;
" waft a sigh from Indus to the pole "
[Pope]; sigh " like a furnace " [As You
Like It] ; wail.
cry, weep, sob, greet, blubber, pipe,
snivel, bibber, whimper, pule; pipe one's
eye; drop -, shed- -tears, - a tear; melt
-, burst- into tears; fondre en lartnes;
cry -oneself blind, - one's eyes out;
yammer.
scream &c. (cry ovi) 411 ; mew &c. (ani-
mal sounds) 412; groan, moan, whine;
roar; roar -, bellow- like a bull; cry out
lustily, rend the air.
frown, scowl, make a wry face, gnash
one's teeth, wring one's hands, tear
one's hair, beat one's breast, roll on the
ground, burst with grief.
complain, murmur, mutter, grumblCi
V 1. u. I
PEBSONAL AFFECTIONS
839 — 811
growly clamor, make a fuss about, croak, grunt, maimder; deprecate &c. (dtS"
approve) 932.
cry out before one is hurt, complain without cause.
Adj. lamenting &c. v, ; in mourning, in sackcloth and ashes; sorrow-ing, -ful
4c. (unhappy) 828; mourn-, tear-ful; lachrymose; plaint-ive, -ful; quer-ulous,
-imonious; in the melting mood; threnetic.
in tears, with tears in one's eyes; with -moistened, - watery- eyes; bathed
-, dissolved- in tears; " Uke Niobe all tears " [Hamlet].
elegiac, epicedial.
Ady. de profundis; les larmes aux yeux.
Int. heigh-ho! alas! alack! O dear! ah -, woe is- me! lackadaisy! well -,
lack -, alack- a day! wellaway! alas the day! 0 tempora 0 mores! what a pity!
miserabile dictu! 0 lud lud! too true!
Phr. tears -standing in, - starting from- the eyes; eyes -suffused, - swinuning, - brim-
ming, - overfiowinK- with tears; ** £f you have tears prepare to shed them now " [Jvlivji
CcMor]] interdum hcrynuB pondera vocis habent [Ovid]; '' strangled his language in hia
t^rs " [Henry F///J; " tears such as angels weep " [Paradise Last].
840. Amusement. — N. amuse-, en-
tertain-ment; diver-sion, -tissement;
reaction, relaxation, solace; pastime,
pa^setemps, sport; labor of love; pleas-
ure &c. 827.
fun, frolic, merriment, jollity; jovial-
ity, -ness; heyday; laughter &c. 838;
jocos-ity, -eness; droll-, buffoon-, tom-
fool-ery; mummery, pleasantry; wit
4&C. 842; quip, quirk.
play; game, - at romps; gambol,
romp, prank, antic, rig, lark, spree, sky-
larking, vagarj*^, monkey trick, gambade,
fredaine, escapade, echappee, bout, espie-
glerie; practical joke &c. (ridicule) 856.
dance, hop, reel, rigadoon, saraband,
hornpipe, bolero, fandango, cancan,
minuet, waltz, polka; bayadere; break-
down, cake-walk, cornwallis [U. S.];
nautch-girl; shindig* [U. S.]; skirt-
dance, stag dance, Virginia reel; galop,
-ade; jig, fling, strathspey; allemande;
gavot, -te; mazurka, moriscof, morris
dance; quadrille, country dance, co-
tiUon^ Sir Roger de Coverley; ballet &c.
(dramxi) 599; ball; hal, -wxisquiy - cos^
iurn^; masquerade; Terpsichore.
festivity, merrymalang; party &c.
(social gathering) 892; bat * [U. S.
bum * [U. S.], bust *, clambake [U. S.
donation party [U. S.], fish fry [U. S.
jamboree *, kantikoy, nautch, randy,
squantum [U. S.], tear *, Tumerfest,
yule log; fete, festival, gala, ridoito;
revel-s, -ry, -ing; carnival, brawl, sat-
urnalia, high jinks; feast, banquet &c.
(food) 298; regale, symposium, wassail;
carous-c, -al; jollification, junket, wake, picnic, ftte champUre, regatta, field
day; treat.
841. Weaiiness. — N. weariness, de-
fatigationt, ennui; lassitude &c. (fa-
tigue) 688; drowsiness &c. 683.
disgust, nausea, loathing, sickness;
satiety <&c. 869; toedium vitoe &c. (dejec^
Hon) 837; boredom.
wearisome-, tedious-ness &c. adj.;
dull work, tedium, monotony, twice-told
tale.
bore, buttonholer, proser, wet blanket;
pill *, stiff *; heavy hours, " the enemy "
[time].
V. weary; tire &c. (fatigue) 688; bore;
bore -, weary -, tire — to death, - out
of one's life, - out of all patience; set -,
send- to sleep; buttonhole.
pall, sicken, nauseate, disgust.
harp on the same string; drag its
-slow, - weary- length along.
never hear the last of; be- tired &c.
adj. -of, - with; yawn; die with ennui.
Adj. wearying &c. v. ; wearing; weari-,
tire-, irk-some; uninteresting, stupid,
bald, devoid of interest, dry, monoto-
nous, dull, arid, tedious, humdrum,
mortal, flat; pros-y, -ing; slow; sopo-
rific, somniferous.
disgusting &c. v.] unenjoyed.
weary; tired &c. t;.; drowsy &c.
(sleepy) 683; uninterested, flagging, used
up, worn out, blasi, Ufe-weary, weary of
life; sick of.
Adv. wearily &c. adj. ; usqy£ ad nau-
seam.
Phr. time hanging heavily on one's hands;
toujour s perdrix; crambe repeUta.
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840 AFFECTIONS VI. n i
round of pleasures, dissipation, a short life and a merry one, racketing, holi-
day making.
rejoicing &c. 838; jubilee &c. (celebration) 883.
bonfire, fireworks, feu-de-joiej firecracker.
holiday; gala -, red letter -, play- day; high days and hoUdays; high -,
Bank- holiday; May -, Derby- day; Saint -, Easter -, Whit- Monday; Bai-
ram ; wayz-goose, bean feast ; Arbor -, Declaration -, Independence -, Lal3or -,
Memorial -, Thanksgiving- Day; Mardi gras, mi-carhne, feria, fiesta.
place of amusement, theater; concert-, ball-, assembly-room; music hall.
park, plaisance; arbor; garden &c. (horticulture) 371; pleasure-, play-,
cricket-, croquet-, archery-, hunting-ground; tennis-, racket-court; bowhng-
green, -alley; croquet lawn, rink, glaciarum, skating rink; roundabout, merry-
go-round; swing; montagne Russe.
game, - of -chance, - skill; athletic sports, gymnastics; archery, rifle
shooting; tournament, pugilism &c. (contention) 720; sporting &c. 622; horse
racing, the turf; aquatics &c. 267; skating, sHding; cricket, tennis, lawn
tennis, rackets, fives, trap bat and ball, battledore and shuttlecock, la grdce;
pall-mall, tipcat, croquet, golf, curling, hockey, football, pallone, polo; tent
pegging, tilting at the ring, quintain, greasy pole; quoits, discus; knurr and
speU; leapfrog, hop skip and jump; French and EngHsh, tug of war; blind-
man's buff, hunt the slipper, hide and seek, kiss in the ring; snapdragon;
cross questions and crooked answers; roimders, baseball, lacrosse; crisscross,
hopscotch, jackstones, mumblety-peg, pingpong, pushball, shinney, shinny,
tag, tobogganing, water polo; &c.
billiards, pool, pyramids, bagatelle; bowls, skittles, ninepins, kail, American
bowls; tenpins [U. S.], tivoU.
cards; whist, rubber; round game; loo, cribbage, bisiquSj euchre, drole,
6cart^, picquet, allfours, quadrille, omber, reverse, Pope Joan, commit; bo-,
boa-ston; vingt-un; quinze, thirty-one, put, speculation, connections, brag,
ca3sino, lottery, commerce, snip-snap-snorem, hft smoke, blind hookey, Polish
bank, Earl of Coventry, Napoleon, patience, pairs; banker; blind -, draw -,
straight -, stud- poker; bluff; bridge, -whist; lotto, monte, nap, penny-ante,
poker, reversis, squeezers, old maid, fright, beggar-my-neighbor; baccarat.
ace, king, queen, knave, jack, joker; bower; right -, left- bower; dummy;
jackpot; trump; deck; flush, full-house, straight; misere &c.
chess, draughts, checkers, chequers, backgammon, dominos, merelles, nine
men's morris, gobang, solitaire; game of -, fox and- goose; loto &c.^
morra; gambling &c. (chance) 621.
toy, plaything, bauble; doll &c. (puppet) 554; teetotum; knicknack &c.
(trifle) 643; magic lantern &c. (show) 448; peep-, puppet-, raree-, gallanty-
show; toy-shop; " quips and cranks and wanton wiles, nods and becks and
wreathed smiles" [Milton].
sportsman, gamester, reveler; master of the -ceremonies, - revels; arbiter
elegantiarum; arbiter bibendi^ archer, fan [U. S.], toxophilite, turfman.
y. amuse, entertain, divert, enliven; tickle, - the fancy; titillate, raise a
smile, put in good humor; cause -, create -, occasion -, raise -, excite -, pro-
duce -, convulse with- laughter; set the table in a roar, be the death of one.
recreate, solace, cheer, rejoice; please &c. 829; interest; treat, regale.
amuse oneself; game; play, - a game, - pranks, - tricks; sport, disport, toy,
wanton, revel, junket, feast, carouse, banquet, make merry, drown care;
drive dull care away; frolic, gambol, frisk, romp; caper; dance &c. (leap) 309;
keep up the ball; run a rig, sow one's wild oats, have one's fling, take one's
pleasure; paint the town red *; see life; desipere in loco, play the fool.
make -, keep- holiday; go a Maying.
while away -, beguile- the time; kill time, dally.
^ A curious list of games is given in Sir Thomas Urquhart's translation of Rabelais. — Life q/
Cbfya/i/ua, book i. chapter 22.
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840^844
Adj. amusing, entertaining, diverting &c. v,; recreative, lusory; pleasant
&c. (pleasing) 829; laughable &c. {Ivdicrous) 853; witty &c. 842; fest-ive, -al;
jovial, jolly, jocund, roguish, rompish; playful, - as a kitten; sportive, ludib-
rious t-
amused 4c. v. ; " pleased with a rattle, tickled with a straw " [Pope].
Adv. " on the light fantastic toe " (Milton], at play, in sport.
Int. vive la bagatelle! vogue la gal^e!
Phr. Deu8 nobis hoc oHa fecit: dum vivimus vivamus; dulce est desipere in loco [Horace];
'* (every room) hath blazed with lights and brayed with minstrelsy '' [Timon of Athens]',
misce strdtitiam consiliis brevem [Horace].
843. Dullness. — N. dullness, heavi-
ness, flatness; infestivity &c. 837, stu-
pidity &c. 499; want of originality;
dearth of ideas.
prose, matter of fact; heavy book,
conte d dormir dehout; platitude.
V. be -dull &c. adj.] prose, take au
strieux, be caught napping.
render -dull &c. adj.; damp, depress,
throw cold water on, lay a wet blanket
on; fall flat upon the ear.
Adj. dull, - as ditch water; unenter-
taining, uninteresting, unlively, logy
[U. S.]; unimaginative; insulse; dry as
dust; pros-y, -ing, -aic; matter of fact,
commonplace, pointless; " weary stale
flat and unprofitable" [Hamlet].
stupid, slow, flat, humdrum, monoto-
nous; melancholic &c. 837; stolid 4c,
499; plodding.
Phr. Damis sum nan (Edipus.
842. Wit. — N. wit, -tiness; attic
-wit, - salt; atticism; salt, esprit, point,
fancy, whim, humor, drollery, pleas-
antry.
farce, buffoonery, fooling, tomfoolery;
shenanigan [U. S.], harlequinade &c.
599; broad -farce, - humor; fun, espi^
gUrie; vis comica.
jocularity; jocos-ity, -eness; face-
tiousness; wagg-ery, -ishness; whimsi-
cality; comicality &c. 853.
smartness, ready wit, banter, badi-
nage, retort, repartee, qui-pro-quo; rid-
icule <&c. 856.
facetiae, quips and cranks; jest, joke,
capital joke; canorce nugce; standing
-j jst, -joke; conceit, quip, quirk, crank,
quiddity, concetto, plaisanterie, brilliant
ilea; merry -, bright -, happy- thought;
sally; flash, - of wit, - of merriment;
scintillation; mot, - pour rire; witticism,
smart saying, hon-mot, jeu d^ esprit, epi-
gram; jest book; dry joke, quodlibet, cream of the jest.
word-play, jeu de mots; play -of, - upon- words; pun, -ning; double entente
&c. (ambiguUij) 520; quibble, verbal quibble; conundrum &c. (riddle) 533;
anagram, acrostic, double acrostic, trifling, idle conceit, turlupinade f.
old joke, Joe Miller.
V. joke, jest; cut jokes; crack a joke; perpetrate a -joke, - pun; make -fun
of, - merry with; set the table in a roar <&c. (amv^e) 840.
retort; banter &c. (ridicule) 856; ridentem dicere verum; joke at one's ex-
pense.
Adj. witty, attic; quick-, nimble- witted; smart; jocular, jocose, waggish,
facetious, whimsical, humorous; playful &c. 840; merry and wise; pleasant,
sprightly, spirituel, sparkling, epigrammatic, full of point, ben trovato; comic
&c. 853.
Adv. in joke, in jest, in sport, in play.
Phr. adhibenda est in jocando moderatio; " gentle dullness ever loves a joke " [Pope];
* leave this keen encounter of our wits " [Richard III],
844. Humorist. — N. humorist, wag, wit, reparteeist, epigrammatist,
punster; bet esprit, life of the party; wit-snapper, -cracker, -worm; joker, jester,
Joe Miller, drdle de corps, gaillard, spark; bon diable.
buffoon, farceur, merry-andrew, mime, tumbler, acrobat, mountebank, char-
latan, po«turemaster, harlequin, punch, pulcinella, scaramouch, clown; wearer
of the -cap and bells, - motley; motley fool; pantaloon, gypsy; jack -pudding,
- in the green, - a dandy; zany; madcap, pickle-herring, witling, caricaturist^
grimacier; persifleur.
846 — 846
AFFECTIONS
VI. n. 2
2. Discriminative Affections
845. Beauty. — N. beauty, the beau-
tiful, TO KoAov, le beau id^l,
[Science of the perception of beauty]
callaesthetics.^
form, elegance, grace, beauty un-
adorned; symmetry &c. 242; comeUness,
fairness &c. adj,] pulchritude, polish,
gloss; good -efifect, - looks; helle tour-
nure; trigness; bloom, brilliancy, radi-
ance, splendor, gorgeousness, magnifi-
cence; sublimi-ty, -fication f.
concinnity, delicacy, refinement;
charm, je ne sais quoi, style.
Venus, Aphrodite, Hebe, the Graces,
Peri, Houri, Cupid, Apollo, Hyperion.
Adonis, Antinous, Narcissus.
peacock, butterfly; flower, floweret
gay, rose, lily, garden; flower of, pink
of; bijou; jewel &c. {ornament) 847;
work of art.
anemone, asphodel, buttercup, crane's-
bill, daffodil, geranium, lily of the val-
ley, ranunculus, rhododendron, wind-
flower.
pleasurableness &c. 829.
beautifying; landscape gardening; dec-
oration &c. 847; calisthenics.
V. be -beautiful &c. adj, ; sliine, beam,
bloom; become one &c. (accord) 23; set
off, grace.
render -beautiful &c. adj,; beautify;
polish, burnish; gild &c. (decorate) 847;
set out.
" snatch a grace beyond the reach of
art " [Pope].
Adj. beaut-iful, -eous; handsome;
pretty; lovely, graceful, elegant; deli-
cate, dainty, refined; fair, personable,
comely, seemly; bonny; good-looking;
well-favored, -made, -formed, -propor-
tioned; proper, shapely; symmetrical
&c. (regular) 242; harmonious &c. (col-
or) 428; sightly.
fit to be seen, passable, not amiss.
goodly, dapper, tight, jimp; gimp;
janty, jaunty; trig, natty, quaint, trim,
tidy, neat, spruce, smart, tricksy.
bright, -eyed; rosy-, cherry-cheeked;
rosy, ruddy; blooming, in full bloom.
brilliant, shining; beam-y, -ing; spar-
kling, splendid, resplendent, dazzling, glowing; glossy, sleek.
showy, specious; rich, gorgeous, superb, magnificent, grand, fine, sublime.
artistic, -al; sesthetic; pict-uresque, -orial; fait a peindre; well-composed,
-grouped, -varied; curious.
846. Ugliness. — N. ugliness &c.
adj,; deformity, inelegance; acomia; dis-
figurement &c. (blemish) 848; want of
symmetry, inconcinnity; distortion &c.
243 ; squalor &c. (undeanness) 653.
forbidding countenance, vinegar as-
pect, hanging look, wry face, ** spretcB
injuria formce^* [Vergil].
eyesore, object, figure, sight, fright,
octopus, specter, scarecrow, hag, har-
ridan, satyr, witch, toad, baboon, mon-
ster, Caliban, iEsop, " monstrum hor-
rendum informe ingens cui lumen ademp-
turn " [Vergil].
V. be -ugly &c. adj.; look ill, grin
horribly a ghastly smile, make faces.
render -ugly &c. adj,; deface; dis-,
de-figure t; distort &c. 243; blemish &c.
(injure) 659; soil &c. (rerider unclean)
653.
Adj. ugly, - as -sin, - a toad, - a
scarecrow, - a dead monkey; plain, bald;
homely &c. (unadorned) 849; ordinary,
unornamental, inartistic; unsightly, un-
seemly, imcomely, unshapely, unlovely;
sightless, seemless; not fit to be seen;
unbeaut-eous, -iful; beautiless; shape-
less &c. (amorphous) 241.
mis-shapen, -proportioned; mon-
strous; gaunt &c. (thin) 203; dumpy &c.
(short) 201; curtailed of its fair propor-
tions; ill-made, -shaped, -proportioned;
crooked &c. (distorted) 243; hard-fea-
tured, -visaged; ill-, hard-, evil-favored;
ill-looking; unprepossessing.
graceless, inelegant; ungraceful, un-
gainly, uncouth; stiff; rugged, rough,
gross, rude, awkward, clumsy, slouch-
ing, rickety; gawky; lump-ing, -ish;
lumbering; hulk-y, -ing; unwieldy.
squalid, haggard; grim, -faced, -vis-
aged; grisly, ghastly; ghost-, death-like;
cadaverous, grewsome.
frightful, hideous, odious, uncanny,
forbidding, repellant, repulsive; horri-d,
-ble; shocking &c. (painful) 830.
foul &c. (dirty) 653; dingy &c. (colore
less) 429; gaudy &c. (color) 428; dis
figured &c. v. ; discolored.
' WheweU, Philosophy c the Induciwe Scienas,
288
V 1. n. 2
PEBSONAL AFFECTIONS
845 — 849
enchanting &c. (pleasure-giving) 829; attractive &c. (inviting) 615; becom-
ing &c. (accordant) 23; ornamental &c. 847.
undeformed, undefaced, unspotted; spotless <&c. (perfect) 650.
Phr. auxUium rum leve vuUus habet [Ovid]; ** beauty bom of murmuring sound " [Words*
>rth]; " flowers preach to us if we will hear " [C. G. Rossettij: gratior ac piUckro veniena
in ccrpore virtus [Vergil]: " none but the brave deserve the fair " [Dryden]; "thou who hast
worth]; " flowers preach to us
in ccrpore virtus [Vergil]: " nor
the fatal gift of l>eauty *^ [Byron].
847. Ornament. — N. ornament,
^ation, -al art; omat-ure, -eness; adorn-
ment, decoration, embellishment; archi-
tecture.
garnish, polish, varnish, French pol-
ish, gilding, japanning, lacquer, ormolu,
enamel; cosmetics.
pattern, diaper, powdering, pancUng,
graining, pargeting; detail; texture &c.
329; richness; tracery, molding, fillet,
Ustel, strapwork, coguillagef flourish,
fUur-deAiSy arabesque, fret, anthemion;
egg and -tongue, - dart; astragal, zig-
zag, acanthus, cartouche; pilaster &c.
(^projection) 250; bead, beading; cham-
plevS -, doisonnS" ware; frostwork, Mo-
resque, Morisco, tooling.
em-, broidery; brocade, brocatelle,
galloon, lace, fringe, trapping, border,
edging, trinunmg; hanging, tapestry,
arras; milUnery, ermine; drap d^or.
wreath, festoon, garland, chaplet,
flower, nosegay, bouquet, posy, " dai-
sies pied and violets blue " [L. L. L,].
tassel, knot; shoulder knot, epaulette,
epaulet, aigulet, frog; star, rosette, bow;
feather, plume, panache, aigrette.
jewel, -ry, -lery; bijoutry; bijou
"terie; trinket, locket, necklace, brace-
let, anklet, ear-ring, carcanet, chain,
chatelaine, brooch, torque.
gem, precious stone; diamond, bril-
liant, beryl, emerald, chalcedony, agate,
heliotrope; girasol, -e; onyx, plasma; sard, -oynx; garnet, lapis lazuli, opal,
peridot, chrysolite, sapphire, ruby; spinel, -le; balais; oriental -, topaz; tur-
quois, -e; zircon, jaxiinth, hyacinth, carbuncle, amethyst; pearl, coral; alexan-
drite, catVeye, bloodstone, hematite, jasper, moonstone, sunstone.
finery, frippery, gewgaw, gimcrack, tinsel, spangle, clinquant, pinchbeck,
paste; excess of ornament &c. (vulgarity) 851 ; gaud, pride.
illustration, illumination, vignette; ^ewron; head-, tail-piece; culrde-lampe;
flowers of rhetoric &c. 577; work of art.
V. ornament, embellish, enrich, decorate, adorn, bead, beautify, adonize.
smarten, furbish, polish, gild, varnish, whitewash, enamel, japan, lacquer,
paint, grain.
garnish, trim, dizen, bedizen, prink, prank; trick -, fig- out; deck, bedeck,
dight, bedight, array; begawd, titivate; dress, - up; spangle, bespangle, pow-
der; embroider, work; chase, emboss, fret; emblazon, illuminate; illustrate.
become &c. (accord with) 23.
Adj. ornamented, beautified &c. v.; ornate, rich, gilt, begilt, tesselated, fes-
tooned; champkvi, doiaonnif topiary.
848. Blemish. — N. blemish, dis-
figurement, deformity; adactyUsm; de-
fect Ac. (imperfection) 651; flaw; injury
&c. (deterioration) 659; spots on the sun;
eyesore.
stain, blot; spot, -tiness; speck, -le,
blur, freckle, mole, macula, patch,
blotch, birthmark; blobber-, blubber-
lip; blain, maculation, tarnish, smudge;
dirt &c. 653; scar, wem t; pustule; whelk;
excrescence, pimple &c. (protuberance)
250.
V. disfigure &c. (injure) 659; speckle.
Adj. pitted, freckled, discolored; im-
perfect &c. 651; blobber-lipped, blood-
shot; injured &c. (deteriorated) 669.
849. Simplicity. — N. simplicity;
plain-, homeli-ness; undress, chastity.
V. be -simple &c. adj,
render -simple «&c. adj.; simpUfy.
Adj. simple, plain; home-ly, -spun;
ordinary, household.
imaffected; free from -affectation, -
ornament; simplex munditiis [Horace];
sans f agon J en dishabilU,
chaste, inornate, severe.
un-adomed, -ornamented, -decked
-garnished, -arranged, -trimmed, -var
nished.
bald, flat, dull
Phr. verilatis simplex oratio est.
847 — 862
AFFECTIONS
VI. n. 2
smart, gay, tricksy, flowery, glittering; new-gilt, -spangled; fine, - as -a
Mayday queen, - fivepence, - a carrot fresh scraped; pranked out, bedight,
well-groomed.
in full dress &c. (fashion) 852; en grande -teniae, - toUette; in best bib and
tucker, in Sunday best, endimancM; dressed to advantage.
showy, flashy; gaudy &c. {vulgar) 851; ga-, gai-rish; gorgeous.
ornamental, decorative; becoming &c. {accordant) 23.
850. [Good taste.] Ta^ste. — N. taste;
good -, refined -^ cultivated- taste; deli-
cacy, refinement, fine feeling, gust, gusto,
tact, finesse; nicety &c. {discrimination)
465; TO TTpiirov, polish, elegance, grace.
virtu; dilettanteism; fine art; cult-ure,
-ivation.
[Science of taste] sesthetics.
man of -taste &c. ; connoisseur, judge,
critic, conoscente, virtuoso, amateur,
dilettante, Aristarchus, Corinthian, ar-
biter elegantiaruniy stagirite, euphemist.
" caviare to the general" [Hamlet].
V. appreciate, judge, criticise, dis-
criminate &c. 465.
Adj. in good taste; cute; tasteful,
tasty; unaffected, pure, chaste, class-
ical, attic; cultivated, refined; dainty;
aesthetic, artistic; elegant &c. 578; eu-
phemistic.
to one\s -taste, - mind; after one's
fancy; comme il faut; tiH d quatre
ipingles.
Adv. elegantly &c. adj.
Phr. nihil tetigit mwd non omavit [from John-
aon's epitaph on Goldsmith]; chacun d son gaCU;
oculi jncturd ienerUur aurea caniibns [Cicero].
862. Fa^shion. — N. fashion, style,
ton, bon ton, society; good -, polite-
society; monde; drawing-room, civilized
life, civilization, town, beau monde, high
fife, court; world; fashionable -, gay-
world; Vanity Fair; show &c. {ostenta-
tion) 822.
manners, breeding <&c. (politeness)
894; air, demeanor &c. (appearance)
448; savoir faire; gentlemanliness, gen-
tility, decorum, propriety, biens^nce;
conventions of society; Mrs. Grundy;
punctilio; form, -ality; etiquette, point
of etiquette; custom &c. 613; mode,
vogue, go; rage &c. (desire) 865; pre-
vailing taste; dress Ac. 225.
man -, woman- of -fashion, - the
world; height -, pink -, star -, glass
-, leader- of fashion; arbiter elegant-
iarum &c. (taste) 850; upper ten thou-
jsAnd &c. (nobility) 875; tlite &c. (dis-
290
861. [Bad taste.] Vulgarity. —N.
vulgar-ity, -ism; barbar-. Vandal-,
Gothic-ism; mauvais goiU, bad taste;
gaucherie, awkwardness, want of tact;
ill-breeding &c. (discourtesy) 895.
coarseness &c. adj.] indecorum, mis-
behavior.
low-, homeU-ness; low life, mauvais
ton, rusticity; boorishness &c. adj.]
bnitality; rowdy-, blackguard-ism; ri-
baldry; slang &c. (neology) 563.
bad joke, mauvaise plaisanterie.
[Excess of ornament] gaudi-, tawdri-
ness; false ornament; finery, frippery,
trickery, tinsel, gewgaw, cUnquant.
rough diamond, tomboy, hoyden, cub,
unlicked cub; clown 4c. (commonalty)
876; Goth, Vandal, Bceotian; snob, cad,
gent; parvenu &c. 876 frump, dowdy;
slattern &c. 653.
V. be -vulgar &c. adj.] misbehave;
talk -, smell of the- shop.
Adj. in bad taste, vulgar, unrefined.
coarse, indecorous, ribald, gross; un-
seemly, imbeseeming, unpresentable;
contra bonos mmes; ungraceful &c.
(ugly) 846.
dowdy; slovenly &c. (dirty) 653; un-
genteel, shabby genteel; low &c. (pte-
beian) 876; uncourtly; uncivil &c. (dis-
courteous) 895; ill-bred, -mannered;
underbred; ungentleman-ly, -like; un-
ladyUke, unfeminine; wild, - as an un-
backed colt.
unkempt, uncombed, untamed, un-
Hcked, unpolished, uncouth; plebeian;
incondite; heavy, rude, awkward; home-
ly, -spun, -bred; provincial, countrified,
rustic; boorish, clownish; savage, bru-
tish, blackguard, rowdy, snobbish; bar-
bar-ous, -ic; Gothic, imclassical, dog-
grel, heathenish, tramontane, outland-
ish; uncultivated; Bohemian.
obsolete &c. (antiquated) 124; un-
fashionable; newfangled &c. (unjfamil'
iar) 83; odd &c. (ridiculous) 853.
particular; affected &c. 855; mere-
tricious; extravagant, monstrous, hor-
rid; shocking &c. (painful) 830.
VI- II. 2 PEBSONAL AFFECTIONS 862 — 866
gaudy, tawdry, bedizened, tricked
out, gingerbread; obtrusive.
tinction) 873; smart set; the four hundred
[U. S.].
V. be -fashionable Ac. adj,, - the rage
&c. n.; have a run, pass current.
follow -, conform to -, fall in with- the fashion &c. n. ; go with the stream
Ac. {conform) 82; savoir ^vivrey -faire; keep up appearances, behave oneself.
set the -, bring into- fashion; give a tone to -, cut a figure in- society; keep
ODe's carriage.
Adj. fashionable; in -fashion &c. n,; dla mode, comme ilfaut; admitted -,
admissible- in -society &c. n.; presentable; conventional &c. {customary) 613;
genteel; well-bred, -mannered, -behaved, -spoken; gentleman-like, -ly; lady-
like; civil, polite &c. {courteous) 894.
polished, refined, thoroughbred, courtly; distinguS; unembarrassed, digag^;
ja-, jau-nty; dashing, fast.
modish, stylish, rechercM; newfangled &c. {unfamiliar) 83; all the -rage,
-go.
in -court, - full, - evening- dress; en grande tenue &c. {ornament) 847.
Adv. fashionably &c. adj, ; for fashion^s sake.
Phr. d 2a -frariQaise, - parisienne; d V "anglaise, - a?rUricaine; autre temps autre mcewrs;
chaque pays a sa guise,
863. Ridiculousness. — N. ridiculousness &c. adj.; comical-, odd-ity &c.
adj. ; extravagance, drollery.
farce, comedy; burlesque &c. {ridicule) 856; buffoonery <&c. {fun) 840; frip-
pery; doggrel verses; absurdity &c. 497; bombast &c. {unmeaning) 517; anti-
climax, bathos; monstrosity &c. {unconformity) 83; laughingstock &c. 857.
V. be -ridiculous &c. adj.; pass from the sublime to the ridiculous; make one
laugh; play the fool, make a fool of oneself, commit an absurdity.
Adj. ridiculous, ludicrous; comic, -al; droll, funny, laughable, pour rire,
grotesque, farcical, odd; whimsical, - as a dancing bear; fanciful, fantastic,
queer, rum, quizzical, quaint, bizarre; screaming; eccentric &c. {unconformable)
83; strange, outlandish, out of the way, baroque; awkward &c. {ugly) 846.
extravagant, mdref monstrous, preposterous, bombastic, inflated, stilted,
burlesque, mock heroic.
drollish; serio-, tragi-comic; gimcrack, contemptible &c. {unimportant) 643;
doggrel ; ironical &c. {derisive) 85G ; risible.
Phr. visum teneatis amicif [Horace]; rideret Heraclitus; du sublime au ridicule U n^y a gu'un
pas [Napoleon].
864. Fop. — N. fop, fine gentleman; swell; dand-y, -iprat; exquisite, cox-
comb, beau, macaroni, blade, blood, buck, man about town, fast man; fribble,
jemmy, spark, popinjay, puppy, prig, petit nmttre; jacka-napes, -dandy; man
milliner; Jemmy Jessamy, carpet knight; masher, dude.
fine lady, coquette.
866. Affectation. — N. affectation; affectedness &c. adj.; acting a part &c.
t;.; pretense Ac. {falsehood) 544, {ostentation) 882; boasting &c. 884.
charlatanism, quackery, shallow profundity; pretension, airs, pedantry,
purism, precisianism, euphuism; teratology &c. {altiloquence) 577.
mannerism, simagr^e^ grimace.
conceit, foppery, dandyism, man millinery, coxcombry, puppyism.
stiffness, formality, buckram ; prudery, demureness, coquetry, mock modesty,
minauderiCy sentimentalism ; mauvaise hontCy false shame.
affector, performer, actor; pedant, pedagogue, doctrinaire, purist, euphuist,
mannerist; grimacier; lump of affectation, prccieuse ridindCy has bleuy blue
stocking, poetaster; prig; charlatan &c. {deceiver) 548; petit maitre &c. {fop)
854; flatterer &c. 935; coquette, prude, puritan.
866 — 859
AFFECTIONS
VI.
V. affect, act a part, put on; give oneself airs &c. (arrogance) 885; boast &
884; coquet; simper, mince, attitudinize, pose; flirt a fan; over-act, -do.
Adj. affected, full of affectation, pretentious, pedantic, stilted, stagy, thea
rical, big-sounding, ad captandiim ; canting, insincere.
not natural, unnatural; self-conscious; mani&r^; artificial; over-wrough
-done, -acted; cuphuistic &c. 577.
stiff, starch, formal, prim, smug, demure, tir6 d quatre ipingles, quakeris
puritanical, prudish, pragmatical, priggish, conceited, coxcomical, foppis
dandified; fini-cal, -kin; mincing, simpering, namby-pamby, sentimental.
Phr. " conceit in weakest bodies strongest works " [Hamlel].
856. Ridicule. — N. ridicule, derision; sardonic -smile, - grin; irrision; scol
ing &c. (disrespect) 929; mockery, quiz, banter, irony, persiflage, raillery, cha
badinage; quizzing &c. v,; asteism.
squib, satire, skit, quip, quib, grin.
parody, burlesque, travesty, travestie; farce &c. (drama) 599; caricature.
buffoonery &c. (fun) 840; practical joke; horseplay.
V. ridicule, deride; laugh at, grin at, smile at; snigger; laugh in one's sleev
banter, rally, chaff, joke, twit, quiz, poke fun at, roast; haze [U. S.]; tehee; flet
play -, play tricks- upon; fool, - to the top of one's bent; show up.
satirize, parody, caricature, burlesque, travesty.
turn into ridicule; make merry with; make -fun, - game, - a fool, - an Ap
fool- of; rally; scoff &c. (disrespect) 929.
raise a laugh &c. (amuse) 840; play the fool, make a fool of oneself.
Adj. deris-ory, -ivc; mock; sarcastic, ironical, quizzical, burlesque, Hue
brastic; scurrilous &c. (disrespectful) 929.
Adv. in -ridicule &c. n.
857. [Object and cause of ridicule.] Laughingstock. — N. laughing
jesting-, gazing-stock; butt, game, fair game; April fool &c. (dupe) 547.
original, oddity; queer -, odd- fish; quiz, square toes; old -, fogey or fogy
monkey; buffoon &c. (jester) 844; pantomimist &c. (aclor) 599.
jest &c. (wit) 842.
Phr. dum vitant sttiUi vUia in contraria currurU,
3. Prospective Affections
858. Hope. — N. hope, -s; desire
&c. 865; fervent hope, sanguine expec-
tation, trust, confidence, reliance; faith
&c. (belief) 484; affiance, assurance;
secur-eness, -ity; reassurance.
good -omen, - auspices; promise, well-
grounded hopes; good -, bright- pros-
pect; clear sky.
as-, pre-sumption; anticipation &c.
(expectation) 507.
hopefulness, buoyancy, optimism, en-
thusiasm, heart of grace, aspiration;
optimist, utopist.
castles in the air, chdteaux enEspagne,
U pot au laity Utopia, millennium; day
-, golden- dream; dream of Alnaschar;
airy hopes, fool's paradise; mirage &c.
(fallacies of vision) 443 ; fond hope.
beam -, ray -, gleam -, glimmer -,
dawn -, flash -, star- of hope; cheer;
292
859. [Absence, want, or loss of h<
Hopelessness. — N. hopelessness
adj.; despair, desperation; despond<
&c. (dejection) 837; pessim-ism,
Job's comforter; bird of -bad, -
omen.
hope deferred, dashed hopes; vain
pectation &c. (disappointmeivL) 509.
airy hopes &c. 858; forlorn hs
gone -case, - coon * [U. S.] ; goner *;
-job, - business; enfant perdu; gIo<
-, black spots in the- horizon; sloug
Despond, cave of Despair; immec
bile vulnus.
V. despair; lose -, give up -, al
don -, relinquish- -all hope, - the I
of; give -up, - over; yield to desp
falter; despond &c. (6e dejected) I
Jeter le manche apres la cognac.
inspire -, drive to- despair &c.
VI.il 3
PERSONAL AFFECTIONS
858 — 860
bit of blue sky, silver lining of the
cloud, bottom of Pandora's box, balm
in Gilead.
anchor, sheet anchor, mainstay; staff
4c. {support) 215; heaven &c. 981.
V. hope, trust, confide, rely on, put
one's trust in, lean upon; pin one's -hope,
- faith- upon &c. (believe) 484.
feel -, entertain -, harbor -, indulge
-, cherish -, feed -, ifoster ~, nourish -,
encourage -, cling to -, live in- hope &c.
n.; see land; feel -, rest- -assured, - con-
fident &c. adj.
presume; promise oneself; expect &c.
{look forward to) 507.
/ hope for &c. (desire) 865; antici-
Ipate.
^ be -hopeful &c. adj.; look on the
bright side of, view on the sunny side,
wir en couleur de rose, make the best of
iU hope for the best; put -a good, - a
bold, - the best- face upon; keep one's
spirits up; take heart, - of grace; be of
rood -heart, - cheer; flatter oneself,
' lay the flattering unction to one's
oul'' [Hamlet].
catch at a straw, hope against hope,
eckon one's chickens before they are
latched.
give -, inspire -, raise -, hold out-
iop>e &c. n.; raise expectations; en-
ourage, cheer, assure, reassure, buoy
ip, embolden; promise, bid fair, augur
vrell, be in a fair way, look up, flatter,
ell a flattering tale.
Adj. hoping &c. v.] in -hopes &c. n.;
lopeful, confident; secure &c. (certain)
184; sanguine, in good heart, buoyed
ip, buoyant, elated, flushed, exultant,
enthusiastic; heartsome; Utopian.
unsus-pecting, -picious; fearless, free
-, exempt from- -fear, - suspicion, -
distrust, - despair; imdespairing, self-
reliant.
probable, on the high road to; within
sight of -shore, - land; promising, pro-
pitious; of -, full of- promise; of good
3men; auspicious, de bon angure; reas-
suring; encouraging, cheering, inspirit-
ing, looking up, bright, roseate, couleur
ie rose, rose-colored.
Adv. hopefully &c. adj.
Int. God speed!
Fhr. nil desperaiiAum [Horace]; never say
lie, dum spiro sf)€ro, laleA scintillula forsan^ all is
'or the best, syero meliora; " the wish being
Ather to the thought '' [Henry IV]] '' hope told
disconcert; dash -, crush -, destroy-
one's hopes; hope against hope.
Adj. hopeless, desperate, despairing,
gone, in despair, au desespoir^ forlorn;
inconsolable &c. (dejected) 837; broken-
hearted.
out of the question, not to be thought
of; impracticable &c. 471; past -hope,
- cure, - mending, - recall; at one's
last gasp &c. (death) 360; given -up, -
over.
incurable, cureless, immedicable, re-
mediless, beyond remedy ; incorrigible ;ir-
re-parable, -mediable, -coverable, -ver-
sible, -trievable, -claimable, -deemable,
-vocable; ruined, undone; immitigable.
unpromising, impropitious; inauspi-
cious, ill-omened, threatening, clouded
over.
Phr. " lasciate ogni aperanza vai dC entraie "
[Dante]; its days are numbered; the worst
come to the worst; " no change, no pause, no
hope, yet I endure " [Shelley]; " O dark, dark,
dark, amid the blaze of noon '* [Milton].
860. Pear. — N. fear, timidity, dif-
fidence, want of confidence; apprehen-
sive-, fearful-ness &c. adj.; solicitude,
anxiety, care, apprehension, misgiving;
feeze [U. S.]; mistrust &c. (doubt) 485;
suspicion, qualm; hesitation &c. (irres-
olution) 605.
nervous-, restless-ness &c. adj.; in-,
dis-quietude; batophobia; heartquake;
flutter, trepidation, fear and trembling,
perturbation, tremor, quivering, shak-
ing, trembling, throbbing heart, palpi-
tation, ague fit, cold sweat; abject fear
&c. (cowardice) 862; mortal funk, heart-
sinking, despondency; despair &c. 859.
fright; affright, -mcnt; boof [U. S.];
alarm, dread, awe, terror, horror, dis-
may, consternation, panic, scare, stam-
pede [of horses].
intimidation, terrorism, reign of ter-
ror.
[Object of fear] bug-bear, -aboo;
scarecrow; hobgoblin &c. (demon) 980;
nightmare, Gorgon, mormo, ogre, Hur-
lothrumbo, raw head and bloody bones,
fee-faw-fum, bete noire, enfant terrible.
alarmist &c. (coward) 862.
V. fear, stand in. awe of; be -afraid
&c. adj.; have -qualms &c. n.; appre-
hend, sit upon thorns, eye askance; dis-
trust Ac. (disbelieve) 485.
hesitate &c. (be irresolute) 6Q5\l^tKt^
868 — 862
AFFECTIONS
VI. n. 3
a flattering tale ''; ruatictis expectat dum defltuU
amnis.
at spes nan fracta; ego spem pretio non emo
[Terencel; en Dieu est ma fiance; " hope! thou
nurse of young desire " [Bickerstaflf] ; in noc aigno
apes mea; in hoc signo vinces; la aperama e il
pan de^mxseri; Vesp^ance est le songe d^un homme
^veUl^; " the mighty hopes that make us men "
[Tennyson]; " the sickening pang of hope de-
ferred " [Scott].
funk, cower, crouch; skulk &c. (coward
dice) 862; let " I dare not " wait upon
" I would "; take -fright, - alarmj start,
wince, flinch, shy, shrink; fly &c. (avoid)
623.
tremble, shake; shiver, - in one's
shoes; shudder, flutter; shake -, trem-
ble- -like an aspen leaf, - all over; quake,
quaver, quiver, quail,
grow -, turn- pale; blench, stand aghast; not dare to say one's soul is one's
own.
inspire -, excite- -fear, - awe; raise apprehensions; be in a daze, bulldoze
[U. S.]; faze, feeze [U. S.]; give — , raise -, sound- an alarm; alarm, startle,
scare, cry "wolf," disquiet, dismay; fright, -en; affright, terrify; astound;
fright from one's propriety; fright out of one's -wits, - senses, - seven senses;
awe; strike -all of a heap, - an awe into, - terror; harrow up the soul, appall,
unman, petrify, horrify; pile on the agony.
make one's -flesh creep, - hair stand on end, - blood run cold, - teeth
chatter; take away -, stop- one's breath; make one -tremble &c.
haunt; prey -, weigh- on the mind.
put in -fear, - bodily fear; terrorize, intimidate, cow, daimt, overawe,
abash, deter, discourage; browbeat, bully; threaten &c. 909.
Adj. fearing &c. r.; frightened &c. v.; in -fear, - a fright &c. n.; haunted
with the -fear &c. n.- of; afeard.
afraid, fearful; tim-id, -orous; nervous, diffident, coy, faint-hearted, tremu-
lous, shaky, afraid of one's shadow, apprehensive, restless, fidgety; more
frightened than hurt.
aghast; awe-, horror-, terror-, panic- -struck, -stricken; frightened to
death, white as a sheet; pale, - as -death, - ashes, - a ghost; breathless, in
hysterics.
inspiring fear &c. r.; alarming; formidable, redoubtable; perilous &c. (dan-
ger) 665; portentous; fearful; dread, -ful; fell; dire, -ful; shocking; terri-ble,
-fie; tremendous; horri-d, -ble, -fie; ghastly; awful, awe-inspiring; revolting
&c. (painful) 830; Gorgonian.
Adv. in terrorem.
Int. " angels and ministers of grace defend us! " [Hamlet].
Phr. ante tuham irepidat; horresco referenSf one's heart failing one, obstupui steteruntquB
coma et vox fattcihiis hoBsit [Vergil].
" a dagger of the mind " [Macbeth] ^ experius metuit [Horace]; " fain would I climb but
that 1 fear to fall " [Raleigh]; " fear is the parent of cruelty " [Froude]; " Gorgons and
hydras and chimeras dire " [Paradise Lost]; omnia tuta timens [Vergil]; " our fears do make
us traitors " [Macbeth].
861. [Absence of fear.] Courage. —
N, courage, bravery, valor; resolute-,
bold-ness &c. adj.; spirit, daring, gal-
lantry, intrepidity; contempt -, de-
fiance- of danger; derring-do; audacity;
rashness &c. 863 ; dash ; defiance &c. 715;
confidence, self-reliance.
man-liness, -hood; nerve, pluck, met-
tle, game; heart, - of grace; spunk, face,
virtue, hardihood, fortitude; firmness
&c. (stability) 150; heart of oak; bot-
tom, backbone &c. (perseverance) 604a.
resolution &c. (determination) 604;
bulldog courage.
prowess, heroism, chivalry.
294
862. [Excess of fear.] Cowardice. —
N. cowardice, pusillanimity; cowardli-
ness &c. arf/.; timidity, effeminacy.
poltroonery, baseness; dastard-ness,
-y; abject fear, funk; Dutch courage;
fear &c. 860; white feather, faint heart;
cold feet * [U. S.], yellow streak *.
coward, poltroon, dastard, sneak,
recreant; shy -, dunghill- cock; coistril,
milksop, white-liver, nidget, one that
cannot say " Bo '' to a goose; slink;
Bob Acres, Jerrv Sneak.
alarm-, terror-, pessim-ist; runagate
&c. (fugitive) 623.
V. quail &c. (fear) 860; be -cowardly
VI. n. 3
PERSONAL AFFECTIONS
861 — 861
&c. adj. J - a coward &c. n. ; funk; cower,
skulk, sneak; flinch, shy, fight shy,
slink, turn tail; rim away &c. {avoid)
623; show the white feather.
Adj. coward, -ly; fearful, shy; tim-id,
-orous; skittish; poor-spirited, spirit-
less, soft, effeminate.
weak-minded; infirm of purpose &c.
605; weak-, faint-, chicken-, hen-, lily-,
pigeon-hearted; white-, lily-, milk-liv-
ered; milksop, smock-faced; unable to
say " Bo " to a goose.
dastard, -ly; base, craven, sneaking,
dunghill, recreant; unwar-, unsoldier-
like.
" in face a lion but in heart a deer."
unmanned; frightened &c, 860.
Int. sauve qui petUI devil take the
hindmost!
Phr. ante tubam trepidat, one's courage ooz-
ing out; degeneres animoa timor arguit [Vergil].
exploit, feat, achievement; heroic
-deed, - act; bold stroke.
man, - of mettle; hero, demigod,
Amazon, Hector; lion, tiger, panther,
bulldog; game-, fighting-cock; bully,
fire eater &c. 863.
V. be -courageous &c. adj.; dare, ven-
ture, make bold; face -, front -, affront
-, confront -, brave -, defy -, despise -;
mock- danger; look in the face; look
-full, - boldly, - danger- in the face;
face; meet, - in front; brave, beard;
defy &c. 716.
take -, muster -, sunmion up -, pluck
up- courage; nerve oneself, take heart;
take -, pluck up- heart of grace; hold
jp one's bead, screw one's courage to
the sticking place; come -to, - up to-
the scratch; stand, - to one's guns, -
fire, - against; bear up, - against; hold
out &c. Xperaevere) 604a.
put a bold face upon; show -, present-
a bold front; show fight; face the music.
bell the cat, take the bull by the horns, beard the lion in his den, march up
to the cannon's mouth, go through fire and water, run the gantlet.
give -, infuse -, inspire- courage; reassure, encourage, embolden, inspirit,
cheer, nerve, put upon one's mettle, rally, raise a rallying cry; pat on the
back, make a man of, keep in countenance.
Adj. courageous, brave; val-iant, -orous; gallant, intrepid; spirit-ed, -ful;
high-spirited, -mettled; mettlesome, plucky; man-ly, -ful; resolute; stout,
•hearted; iron-, lion-hearted; heart of oak; Pcnthesilean.
bold, - spirited; daring, audacious; fear-, daunt-, dread-, awe-less; un-
daunted, -appalled, -dismayed, -awed, -blenched, -abashed, -alarmed,
-flinching, -shrinking, -blenching, -apprehensive; confident, self-reliant; bold
as -a lion, - brass.
enterprising, adventurous; ventur-ous, -esome; dashing, chivalrous; sol-
dierly Ac. {warlike) 722; heroic.
fierce, savage; pugnacious &c. {bellicose) 720.
strong-minded, hardy, doughty; firm &c. {stable) 150; determined &c. {re-
vived) 604; dogged, indomitable &c. {persevering) 604a.
up to, - the scratch; upon one's mettle; reassured &c. v.; unf eared, un-
dreaded.
Phr. one's blood being up ; courage sans veur; fortes for tuna adjuvat fTerence] ; " have I not
in my time heard lions roar " [Taming of tlie Shrew]; " I dare do all that may become a
man " [Macbeth]] male vincelis sed vincite [Ovid]; omne solum forti patria; " self-trust is the
essence of heroism " [Emerson]; stimulos dedit osmula virtus [Lucan]; " strong and great, a
hero" [Longfellow]; teloque animus prcBstantior omni [OvidJ; " there is always safety in
Valor " [Emerson]; virtue ariete fortior.
863. Rashness. — N. rashness &c.
adj.; temerity, want of caution, impru-
dence, indiscretion; over-confidence, pre-
sumption, audacity.
precipit-ancy, -ation; impetuosity;
levity; foolhardi-hood, -ness; heed-,
though t-lessness &c. {inattention) 458;
carelessness &c. {neglect) 460; despera-
864. Caution. — N. caution; cau%
tiousness &c. adj. ; discretion, prudence,
cautel t, heed, circumspection, calcula-
tion, deliberation.
foresight &c. 510; vigilance &c, 459;
warning &c. GG8.
coolness &c. adj.; self-possession,
-command \ preserLO.^ ol mvcA^ ^Q3^<^ ^t vv.i\
863 — 866
AFFECTIONS
VI. n
tion; Quixotism, knight-errantry; fire
eating.
gam-ing, -bling; blind bargain, leap
in the dark, foors paradise; too many
eggs in one basket.
desperado, rashling, madcap, dare-
devil, Hotspur, fire eater, bully, bravo.
Hector, scapegrace, enfant perdu; Don
Quixote, knight-errant, Icarus; adven-
turer; gam-bler, -ester; dynamitard;
boomer [U. S.].
V. be -rash &c. adj, ; stick at nothing,
play a desperate game; run into danger
&c. 665; play with -fire, - edge tools.
carry too much sail, sail too near the
wind, ride at single anchor, go out of
one's depth.
take a leap in the dark, buy a pig in
a poke.
dormer tile baissie; knock one's head
against a wall &c. {be unskillful) 699;
rush on destruction; kick against the
pricks, tempt Providence, go on a for-
lorn hope.
reckon -one's chickens before they
are hatched, - without one's host; catch
at straws; trust to -, lean on- a broken
reed.
Adj. rash, incautious, indiscreet; im-
prudent, improvident, temerarious; un-
calculating; heedless; careless &c. (neg-
lectful) 460; without ballast, heels over
head; giddy &c. (inattentive) 458; wan-
ton, reckless, wild, madcap; desperate,
devil-may-care.
hot-blooded, -headed, -brained; head-
long, -strong; breakneck; foolhardy;
harebrained ; precipitate, impulsive.
over-confident, -weening; ventur-
esome, -ous; adventurous. Quixotic;
fire eating, cavalier; janty, jaunty, free '
and easy.
off one's guard &c. (inexpectant) 508.
Adv. post haste, d corps perdu, hand over head, t&te baissie, headforemost;
happen what may.
Phr. neck or nothing, the devil being in one; non semper temerUaa est felix [Livy];
paucis temerUaa eat bono muUia malo [Phsdnis].
well-regulated mind; worldly wisdo
Fabian policy.
V. be -cautious &c. adj,; take -ca
- heed, - good care; have a care, mil
~ what one is about; be on one's gui
&c. (keep watch) 459; **make assurai
doubly sure" [Maxibeth].
bespeak &c. (be early) 132.
think twice, look before one lea
count the cost, look to the main chan
cut one's coat according to one's clo
feel one's -ground, - way; see how 1
land Hes &c. (foresight) 510; wait
see how the cat jumps; bridle on
tongue; reculer pour mieux sauter i
(prepare) 673; let well alone, ne }
reveiller le chat qui dort,
keep out of -harm's way, - troubl
waters; keep at a respectful distan
stand aloof; keep -, be- on the safe 8i<
husband one's resoiu'ces &c. 636.
caution &c. (warn) 668.
Adj. cautious, wary, guarded; on on
guard &c. (watchful) 459; caverido tvix
in medio tutissimus; vigilant.
care-, heed-ful; cautelousf, stealtl
chary, shy of, circumspect, prudent, d
creet, politic; sure-footed &c. (skillf
698.
unenterprising, unadventurous, co
steady, self-possessed; overcautious.
Adv. cautiously &c. adj.
Int. have a care!
Phr. timeo Danaoa [Vergil] ; festina lenle,
ante victoriam ne canas triumphum; " g
every man thine ear but few thy voic
[Hamlet]; it rit bien qui rU le dernier; ni fin
carta que no leaa ni bebaa agua que no ve
neacit vox miaaa reverti [Horace] ; " love all, tr
a few " [AW a Well]] noli irritare leonea; 8
bind safe find.
865. Desire. — N. desire, wish, fancy,
fantasy; want, need, exigency.
mind, inclination, leaning, bent, ani-
mus, partiahty, penchant, predilection;
propensity &c. 820; willingness &c. 602;
liking, love, fondness, relish.
longing, hankering, inkling; solici-
tude, anxiety; yearning, coveting; as-
p/ratJon, ambition, vaulting ambition;
eagerness, zeal, ardor, empressement,
296
866. Indifference. — N. indiflferen
neutraUty; coldness &c, adj,\ anaphj
disia; unconcern, insouciance, noncl
lance; want of -interest, - earnestne
anorexy, inappetency; apathy &c. (i
sensibility) 823; supineness &c. (im
tivity) 683; disdain &c. 930; recklessn^
&c. 863; inattention &c. 458.
ana-, anta-phrodisiac; lust-quench<
passion-queller.
VI. n. 3
PERSONAL AFFECTIONS
866 — 867
breathless impatience, overanxiety; im-
petuosity &c, 825.
appet-ite, -ition, -ence, -ency; sharp
&I>petite, keemiess, hunger, stomach,
tTvist; thirst, -iness; drouth, mouth-
^^^tering; itch, -ing; prurience, cacoe-
tbcs, cupidity, lust, concupiscence.
edge of -appetite, - himger; torment
5>^ Tantulus; sweet -, Hckerish- tooth;
iticihing palm; longing ~, wistful -,
sl^cep's- eye.
avidity; greed, -iness; covetous-, rav-
^^i^ous-ness &c. adj.; grasping, craving,
c^^nine appetite, rapacity; voracity &c.
KGluUony) 957.
passion, rage, furore , mania, manie t;
i^O^cxtinguishable desire; dips-, klept-
ooiania.
[Person desiring] lover, amateur, vo-
tary, devotee, aspirant, solicitant, can-
didate; cormorant &c. 957.
[Object of desire] desideratum; want
Ac. (requirement) 630; " consummation
devoutly to be wished''; attraction,
magnet, allurement, fancy, temptation,
seduction, fascination, prestige, height
of one's ambition, idol; whim, -sey;
maggot; hobby, -horse.
Fortunatus's cap; wishing -cap, -
stone, - well.
V. desire; wish, - for; be -desirous
Ac. adj,; have a -longing &c. n.; hope
&c. 858.
care for, affect, like, list; take to,
cling to, take a fancy to; fancy; prefer
&c. (choose) 609.
have -an eye, - a mind- to; find it in
one's heart &c. (66 willing) 602; have a
fancy for, set one's eyes upon; cast a
sheep's eye -, look sweet- upon; take
into one's head, have at heart, be bent
upon; set one's -cap at, - heart upon,
- mind upon; covet.
want, miss, need, feel the want of;
would fain -have, ~ do; would be glad of.
be -hungry &c. adj, ; have a good ap-
petite, play a good knife and fork; hun-
ger -, thirst -, crave -, lust -, itch -,
hanker -, run mad- after; raven -, die-
for; bum to.
desiderate; sigh -, cry -, gape -, gasp
-, pine -, pant -, languish -, yearn -,
long -, be on thorns -, hope- for; aspire
after; catch at, grasp at, jump at.
woo, court, solicit; fish -, spell -,
whistle -, put up- for; ogle,
cause -, create -, raise -, excite -,
V. be -indifferent &c. adj,; stand neu-
ter; take no interest in &c. (insensi-
bility) 823; have no -desire &c. 865, -
taste, - relish- for; not care for; care
nothing -for, - about; not care a -straw
&c. (unimportance) 643 -about, - for;
not mind.
set at naught &c. (make light of) 483;
spurn &c. (disdain) 930.
Adj. indifferent, cold, frigid, luke-
warm; cool, - as a cucumber; uncon-
cerned, insouciant, phlegmatic, pococu-
rante, easy-going, devil-may-care, care-
less, Ustless, lackadaisical; half-hearted;
un-ambitious, -aspiring, -desirous, -so-
licitous, -attracted.
im-attractive, -alluring, -desired, -de-
sirable, -cared for, -wished, -valued, all
one to.
insipid &c. 391 ; vain.
Adv. for aught one cares.
Int. never mind.
867. Dislike. — N. dis-like, -taste,
-relish, -incUnation, -placency.
reluctance; backwardness &c. (un-
willingness) 603.
repugnance, disgust, queasiness, turn,
nausea, loathing; avers-eness, -ation t,
-ion; abomination, antipathy, abhor-
rence, horror; mortal -, rooted- -antipa-
thy, - horror; hatred, detestation; hate
&c. 898; animosity &c. 900; hydropho-
bia; canine madness; byssa, xenophobia.
sickener; gall and wormwood &c, (un-
savory) 395; shuddering, cold sweat.
V. dis-, mis-like, -relish; mind, ob-
ject to; have rather not, not care for;
have -, conceive -, entertain -, take- -a
dislike, - an aversion- to; have no
-taste, - stomach- for.
shun, avoid &c. 623; eschew; with-
draw -, shrink -, recoil- from; not be
able to -bear, - abide, - endure; shrug
the shoulders at, shudder at, turn up
the nose at, look askance at; make a
-mouth, - wry face, - grimace; make
faces.
loathe, nauseate, abominate, detest,
abhor; hate &c. 898; take amiss &c.
900; have enough of &c. (be satiated)
869.
cause -, excite- dislike; disincline,
repel, sicken; make -, render- sick;
turn one's stomach, nauseate, wamble,
disgust, shock, stink in the nostrils; go
against the -grain, - stomach; stick in
866 — 871
AFFECTIONS
VI. n
provoke- desire; whet the appetite; ap-
petize, titillate, allure, attract, take
one's fancy, tempt; hold out -tempta-
tion, - allurement; tantalize, make
one's mouth water, faire venir Veau d la
bouche.
gratify desire &c. (give pleasure) 829.
Adj. desirous; desiring &c. v.] in-
clined &c. {willing) 602; partial to; fain,
wishful, optative; anxious, wistful, cu-
rious; at a loss for, sedulous, solicitous.
craving, hungry, sharp-set, peckish,
ravening, with an empty stomach, esu-
rient, lickerish, thirsty, athirst, parched
with thirst, pinched with hunger, fam-
ished, dry, drouthy; hungry as a -him-
ter, - hawk, - horse, - church mouse.
greedy, - as a hog; overeager, vora-
cious; ravenous, - as a wolf; open-
mouthed, covetous, rapacious, grasping,
extortionate, exacting, sordid, alieni ap-
peten^; insati-able, -ate; unquenchable,
quenchless; omnivorous.
unsatisfied, unsated, unslaked.
eager, avid, keen; burning, fervent,
ardent; agog; all agog; breathless; im-
patient &c. (impetuous) 825; bent -,
intent -, set — on, - upon; mad after,
enragif rabid, dying for, devoured by
desire.
aspiring, ambitious, vaulting, sky-
aspiring, high-reaching.
desirable; desired &c. v.; in demand;
pleasing &c. (giving pleasure) 829; ap-
peti-zing, -ble; tantalizing.
Adv. wistfully &c. adj. ; fain.
Int. would -that, - it were! 0 for!
esto perpetual
Phr. the wish being father to the thought;
sua cuique voluptas; hoc erat in voiiSy the mouth
watering, the fingers itching; aut Ccesar aut
nuUus.
" Cassius has a lean and hungry look "
[Jul. CcEsar]; ''hungry as the grave [Thom-
son]; " I was bom to other things " [Tennyson];
'* not what we wish but what we want " [Mer-
rick]; " such joy ambition finds " [P. L.]; " the
sea hath bounds but deep desire hath none "
[Venus and Adonis]] ubi mel ibi apes.
the throat; make one's blood run c<
&c. (give pain) 830; pall.
Adj. disliking &c. v.; averse frc
loth, adverse; shy of, sick of, out of c(
ceit with; disinclined; heart-, d<
sick; queasy.
disUke &c. v.; uncared for, unpopul
out of favor; repulsive, repugna
repellant; abhorrent, insufferable, 1
some, nauseous; loath-some, -ful; off
sive; disgusting &c. v.; disagreeable <
(painful) 830.
Adv. v>squ£ ad nauseam.
Int. faugh! foh! ugh!
Phr. non libel.
868. Fastidiousness. — N. fasi
iousness &c. adj. ; nicety, hypercriticii
difficulty in being pleased, friand
epicurism, omnia suspendens naso.
epicure, gourmet.
[Excess of delicacy] prudery.
V. be -fastidious &c. adj.; have
sweet tooth.
mince the matter; turn up one's n
at &c. (disdain) 930; look a gift horse
the mouth, see spots on the sun.
Adj. fastidious, nice, delicate, d
caty finical, difficult, dainty, lickeri
squeamish, thin-skinned; s-, quea
hard -, difficult- to please; querulo
particular, strait-laced, scrupulous; c
sorious &c. 932; hypercritical; overc
ical.
Phr. noli me tangere.
869. Satiety. — N. satiety, satisf
tion, saturation, repletion, glut, 8urf<
cloyment, satiation; weariness &c. 84
spoiled child; enfant gdti; too m\
of a good thing, toujours perdrix; crat
repetita.
V. sate, satiate, satisfy, saturate; cl
quench, slake, pall, glut, gorge, surf(
bore &c. (weary) 841 ; tire &c. (fatig
688; spoil.
have -enough of, - quite enough o:
one^s fill, - too much of; be -satia
&c. adj.
Adj. satiated &c. v.; overgorged; blasi, used up, sick of, heartsick.
Int. enough! hold! eheujam satis!
4. Contemplative Affections
870. Wonder. — N. wonder, marvel;
astonish-, amaze-, wonder-, bewilder-
ment; amazedness &c. adj.; admiration,
298
871. [Absence of wonder.] Ezp6(
ance. — N. expectance &c. (expa
tion) 507.
VI. II. 4 PERSONAL AFFECTIONS 870 — 872
nine days' wonder.
V. expect &c. 507; not -be surprised,
- wonder &c. 870; nil admirari^ make
nothing of.
Adj. expecting &c. t;.; unamazed, as-
tonished at nothing; hlas^ &c. {weary)
841; expected &c. v.\ foreseen.
common, ordinary &c. (habitual) 613.
Int. no wonder; of course.
awe; stup-or, -ef action; stound t, fasci-
nation; sensation; surprise &c. {inexpec-
tatian) 50S,
note of admiration; thaumaturgy &c.
(sorcery) 992.
V. wonder, marvel, admire; be -sur-
prised &c. adj.; start; stare; open -,
rub -, turn up- one's eyes; gloar f; gape,
open one's mouth, hold one's breath;
look -, stand- -aghast, - agog^ look
blank &c. (disappairUment) 509; tomber des nues; not believe one's -eyes, -
ears, - senses.
not be able to account for &c. (unintelligible) 519; not know whether one
stands on one's head or one's heels.
surprise, astonish, amaze, astound; dumfound, -er; startle, dazzle; daze;
strike, - with -wonder, - awe; electrify; stun, stupefy, petrify, confound, be-
wilder, flabbergast; stagger, throw on one's beam ends, fascinate, turn the
head, take away one's breath, strike dumb; make one's -hair stand on end, -
tongue cleave to the roof of one's mouth; make one stare.
take by surprise &c. (be unexpected) 508.
be -wonderful &c. adj.; beggar -, baffle- description; stagger belief.
Adj. surprised &c. v.; aghast, all agog, breathless, agapne; open-mouthed;
awe-, thunder-, moon-, planet-struck; spellbound; lost in -amazement, -
wonder, - astonishment; struck all of a heap, unable to believe one's senses,
like a duck in thunder.
wonderful, wondrous; surprising &c. v.; unexpected &c. 508; unheard of;
mysterious &c. (inexplicable) 519; miraculous.
in-describable, -expressible, -effable; un-utterable, -speakable.
monstrous, prodigious, stupendous, marvelous; in-conceivable, -credible;
in-, un-imaginable; strange Ac. (uncommon) 83; passing strange.
striking &c. v.; overwhelming; wonder-working.
Adv. wonderfully &c. adj.; fearfully; for a -, in the name of- wonder;
strange to say; mirabile -dictUy - visu; to one's great surprise.
with -wonder &c. n., - gaping mouth, - open eyes, - upturned eyes.
Int. lo, - and behold! O! heyday! halloo! what! indeed! really! surely!
humph! hem! good -lack, - heavens, - gracious! gad so! welladay! dear me!
only think! lackadaisy! my -stars, - goodness! gracious goodness! goodness
gracious! mercy on us! heavens and earth! God bless me! bless -us, - my heart!
odzookens! 0 gemini! adzooks! hoity-toity! strong! Heaven save -, bless- the
mark! can such things be! zounds! 'sdeath! what -on earth, - in the world!
who would have thought it! &c. (inexpectation) 508; you don't say so! what
do you say to that! nous verrons! how now! where am I?
Phr. voxfaudbus hcBsit; one's hair standing on end.
872. Prodigy. — N. prodigy, phenomenon; wonder, -ment; marvel, mira-
cle: monster Ac. (unconformity) 83; curiosity, lion, sight, spectacle; jeu -, coup'
de thidtre; gazingstock; sign; St. Elmo's -fire, - light; portent &c. 512.
bursting of a -shell, - bomb; volcanic eruption, peal of thunder; thunder-clap,
-bolt.
what no words can paint; wonders of the world; annu^ mirabilis; dignus
vindice nodus.
Phr. nalura il fece e pot roppe la stampa.
^i^^
873 — 874
AFFECTIONS
5. Extrinsic Affections ^
873. Repute. — N. distinction, mark,
name, figure; repute, reputation; good -,
high- repute; note, notability, notoriety,
6clat, " the bubble reputation *' [As You
Like It], vogue, celebrity; fame, famous-
ness; renown; popularity, aura popula-
ris; approbation &c. 931; credit, succes
d'estimey prestige, talk of the town; name
to conjure with.
glory, honor; luster &c. {light) 420;
illustriousness &c. adj,
account, regard, respect; reputable-
ness &c. adj. ; respectability &c. (probity)
939; good -name, - report; fair name.
dignity; stateliness &c. adj.; solem-
nity, grandeur, splendor, nobility, maj-
esty, sublimity.
rank, standing, brevet rank, preced-
ence, pOrSy station, place, status; posi-
tion, - in society; order, degree, bacca-
laureate, locus standiy caste, condition.
greatness &c. adj.; eminence; height
&c. 206 ; importance &c. 642 ; pre-, super-
eminence; high mightiness, primacy;
top of the -ladder, - tree.
elevation; ascent &c. 305; super-, ex-
altation; dignification, aggrandizement.
dedication, consecration, enthrone-
ment, canonization, celebration, en-
shrinement, glorification.
hero, man of mark, great card, celeb-
rity, worthy, lion, rara avis, notability,
somebody; classman; man of rank &c.
(nobleman) 875; pillar of the -state, -
church.
chief &c. (master) 745; first fiddle &c.
(proficient) 700; cynosure, mirror; flow-
er, pink, pearl; paragon &c. (perfection)
650; choice and master spirits of the age;
ilite; star, sun, constellation, galaxy.
ornament, honor, feather in one's cap,
halo, aureole, nimbus; halo -, blaze- of
glory; blushing honors; laurels &c.
(trophy) 733.
memory, posthumous fame, niche in
the temple of fame; immor-tality, -tal
name; magni nominis umbra [Lucan].
V. be conscious of glory; be proud of
<fec. (pride) 878; exult &c. (boast) 884;
be vain of &c. (vanity) 880.
be -distinguished &c. adj.; shine <fec.
(light) 420; shine forth, figure; make -,
cut- a -figure, - dash, - splash.
rival, surpass; out-shine, -rival, -vie,
' Or personal affections derived from
300
874. Disrepute. — N. disrepi
credit; ill-, bad- -repute, -name,
-favor; disapprobation &c. 9J
gloriousness, derogation; a-, d
ment; abjectness &c. adj.; degra
dedecoration; " a long farewell
my greatness" [Henry VIII];
obloquy, opprobrium, ignominy.
dishonor, disgrace; shame, h
tion; scandal, baseness, vileness
tude &c. (improbity) 940; infamy
tarnish, taint, defilement, poll
stain, blot, spot, blur, stigma,
reproach, imputation, slur.
crying -, burning- shame; sea
magnatum, badge of infamy, blot i
escutcheon; bend -, bar- sinister;
pain, point champain; byword
proach; Ichabod.
argumerdum ad verecundiam; s
shame &c. 879.
V. be -inglorious &c. adj. ; inci
grace &c. n.; have -, earn- a bad
put -, wear- a halter round one'
disgrace ~, expose- oneself.
play second fiddle; lose cast
one's ineffectual fire; recede ir
shade; fall from one's high estat
in the background &c. (modesty)
conscious of disgrace &c. (humilii
look -blue, - foolish, - like a foo
-poor, - sorry- figure; laugh
wrong side of the mouth; make
face, go away with a flea in on<
slink away.
cause -shame &c. n. ; shame, d:
put to shame, dishonor; throw
-, fling ~, reflect- dishonor &c. n
be a -reproach &c. n. to; derogat
tarnish, stain, blot, sully, tail
credit; degrade, debase, defile;
expel &c. (punish) 972.
impute shame to, brand, post, i
tize, vilify, defame, slur, cast a slu
hold up to shame, send to Co
tread -, trample- under foot; sh
drag through the mire, heap dirl
reprehend &c. 932.
bring low, put do^vn, snub; tak
a peg, - lower, - or two.
obscure, eclipse, outshine, ta
shine out of; throw -, cast- ir
shade; overshadow; leave -, put-
background; push into a com<
the opinions or feelings of others.
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PERSONAL AFFECTIONS
873 — 876
-jump; emulate, eclipse; throw -, cast-
mto the shade; overshadow.
live, flourish, glitter; flaunt, gain -,
acquire- honor &c. n.; play first fiddle
4c. {be of importance) 642, bear the
-palm, - bell; lead the way; take -pre-
cedence, - the wall of; gain -, win-
-laurels, - spurs, - golden opinions &c.
(approbatuyn) 931; take one's degree,
pass one's examination.
make -a, - some- -noise, - noise in the
world; leave one's mark, exalt one's
horn, star it, have a run, be run after;
come -into vogue, - to the front; raise
one's head.
enthrone, signalize, inmiortalize, deify,
exalt to the skies; hand one's name down
to posterity.
consecrate; dedicate to, devote to; en-
shrine, inscribe, blazon, lionize, blow
the trumpet, crown with laurel.
confer-, reflect- honor &c. n. on; shed
a luster on; redound to one's honor, en-
noble.
give -, do -, pay -, render- honor to;
honor, accredit, pay regard to, dignify,
glorify; sing praises to &c. (approve) 931 ;
look up to; exalt, aggrandize, elevate,
nobilitate.
Adj. distinguished, distingv^j noted;
of -note &c. 7?.; honored &c. v,; popular;
fashionable &c. 852.
in good odor in;-, in high- favor; re-
put-, respect-, credit-able.
remarkable &c. (important) 642; notable, notorious; celebrated, renowned,
in every one's mouth, talked of; fam-ous, -ed; far-famed; conspicuous, to the
front; foremost; in the -front rank, - ascendant.
imperishable, deathless, immortal, never fading, cere perennius; time-
honored.
illustrious, glorious, splendid, brilliant, radiant; bright &c. 420; full-blown;
honorific.
eminent, prominent; high &c. 206; in the zenith; at the -head of, - top of
the tree; peerless, of the first water; superior &c. 33; super-, pre-eminent.
great, dignified, proud, noble, honorable, worshipful, lordly, grand, stately,
august, princely, imposing, solemn, transcendent, majestic, sacred, subhme,
heaven-born, heroic, sans peur et sans reproche; sacrosanct.
Int. hail! all hail! ave! viva! vive! long Hfe to! glory -, honor- be to!
Phr. one's name -being in every mouth, - living for ever; sic itur ad astra^ fama vcHai, aut
CcBsar aul nullus; not to know him argues oneself unknown; none but himself could be his
parallel, palmam qui meruit feral [Nelson's motto).
" above all Greek above all Roman fame " (Pope]; cineri gloria sera est [Martial]; " great
is the glory for the strif(i is hard " [Wordsworth]; honor virttUis prcemium [Cicero]; immensum
gloria calcar hahet [Ovid]; " the glory dies not and the grief is past " [Brydges]; vivit post
funera virtus.
one's nose out of Joint; put out, - of
countenance.
upset, throw off one's center; discom-
pose, disconcert; put to the blush &c.
(humble) 879.
Adj. disgraced &c. v,; blown upon;
" shorn of -its beams " [Milton], - one's
glory; overcome, downtrodden; loaded
with -shame &c. n. ; in -bad repute &c.
n. ; out of -repute, - favor, - fashion, -
countenance; at a discount; under -a
cloud, - an eclipse; unable to show one's
face; in the -shade, - background; out
at elbows, down in the world.
inglorious; nameless, renownless; ob-
scure; unknown to fame; un-noticed,
-noted, -honored, -glorified.
shameful; dis-graceful, -creditable,
-reputable ; despicable ; questionable ;
imbecoming, unworthy; derogatory; de-
grading, humiliating, infra digniiatemy
dedecorous; scandalous, infamous, too
bad, unmentionable; ribald, opprobri-
ous; arrant, shocking, outrageous, noto-
rious.
ignominious, scrubby, dirty, abject^
vile, beggarly, pitiful, low, mean, shabby
base &c. (dishonorable) 940.
Adv. to one's shame be it spoken.
Int. fie! shame! for shame! proh pu^
dor! 0 tempora! 0 mores! ough! sic transit
gloria mundi!
875. Nobility. — N. nobility, rank,
condition, distinction, optimacy, blood,
pur sang, birth, high descent, order;
876. Commonalty. — N. common-
alty, democracy; obscurity; low -con-
dition, - life,. - society^ - CicvccLX^'WKix
«\eN,'
876 — 877
AFFECTIONS
VI. n. 5
quality, gentility; blue blood of Cas-
tile; ancien rigime.
high life, havie monde; upper -classes,
- ten thousand; the four hundred [U. S.] ;
Hite, aristocracy, great folks: fashion-
able world &c. {fashion) 852.
peer, -age; house of -lords, - peers;
lords, - temporal and spiritual; noblesse;
noble, -man; lord, -ling; grandee, mag-
nifico, hidalgo; daimio, samurai, shizoku;
don, -ship; aristocrat, swell, three-tailed
bashaw; gentleman, squire, squireen, pa-
trician, laureate.
gentry, gentlefolk; squirarchy, better
sort, magnates, primates, optimates;
pantisocracy.
king &c. (master) 745; atheling;
prince, duke; marquis, -ate; earl, vis-
count, baron, thane, banneret; baronet,
-cy; knight, -hood; count, armiger,
laird; sig-, seig-nior; esquire, boyar, mar-
grave, vavasour, emir, ameer, scheril,
effendi, sahib; chevalier, maharaja, na-
wab, palsgrave, pasha, rajah, waldgrave.
princess, begum, duchess, marchion-
ess; countess &c.; lady, dame; memsa-
hib; Dofia, maharani, rani.
personage -, man- of -distinction, -
mark, - rank; nota-bles, -bilities; ce-
lebrity, bigwig, magnate, great man,
star; big bug; big-, great-gun; gilded
rooster* [U. S.]; magni nominis umbra
[Lucanj; " every inch a king " [Lear],
V. be -noble Ac. adj.
Adj. noble, exalted; of -rank &c. n.;
princely, titled, patrician, aristocratic;
high-, well-born; of gentle blood; gen-
teel, comme il fauty gentlemanlike,
courtly &c. {fashionable) 852; highly re-
spectable.
Adv. in high quarters.
Phr. Adel siUt im Gemulhe nicht im Geblute;
adclig und edd sind zweierlei; noblesse oblige,
877. Title. — N. title, honor; knight-
hood &c. {nobility) 875.
highness, excellency, grace; lordship,
worship; rever-ence, -end; esquire, sir,
master, Mr., signor, sehor, Mein Herr,
mynheer; your -, his- honor; serene
highness; handle to one's name.
decoration, laurel, palm, wreath, gar-
land,bays,medal,ribbon,riband, blue rib-
bon, cordon, cross, crown, coronet, star,
garter; feather, - in one's cap; epaulet,
epaulette, colors, cockade; livery; order,
srms, shJeM, scutcheon; reward &c. 973.
802
bourgeoisie; mass of -the people, - so-
ciety; Brown Jones and Robinson;
lower -, humbler- -classes, - orders;
vulgar -, common- herd; rank and file,
hoc germs omne; the -many, - general, -
crowd, - people, - populace, - multitude,
- million, - masses, - mobility, - peas-
antry; king Mob; proletariat; f rages
consumere natiy &5f">«, ^ woXXoi, great un-
washed; man in the street.
mob; rabble, - rout; chaff, rout, horde,
canaille; scum -, residuum ~, dregs- of
-the people, - society; swinish multi-
tude, foBX populi; trash ; profanum -, ig-
nobile- vulgus; vermin, riffraff, rag-tag
and bobtail; small fry.
commoner, one of the people, demo-
crat, plebeian, republican, proletary, pro-
letaire, roturier, Mr. Snooks, bourgeois,
ipider, Philistine, cockney; grisette,
demimonde.
peasant, countryman, boor, carle,
churl; vill-ain, -ein; terrce filius; serf,
kern, tyke, tike, chuff, ryot, fellah;
longshoreman; swain, clown, hind; clod,
-hopper; hobnail, yokel, bog-trotter,
bumpkin; plow-man, -boy; rustic, hay-
seed*, lunk-head [U. S.j, chaw-bacon*,
tiller of the soil; hewers of wood and
drawers of water, groundling; gaffer,
loon, put, cub, Tony Lumpkin, looby,
rube* [U. S.j, lout, underling; gamin;
rough; pot-wallopper, slubberdegullionf;
vulgar ~, low- fellow; cad, curmudgeon.
upstart, parvenu, skipjack; nobody, -
one knows; hestemi quirites, pessoribus
orti; bourgeois geniilhomme, not/us homo,
snob, gent, mushroom, no one knows
who, adventurer; man of straw.
beggar, gaberlunzie, muckworm, mud-
lark, sans culotte, raff, tatterdemalion,
caitiff, ragamuffin. Pariah, outcast of so-
ciety, tramp, vagabond, bezonian, pan-
handler*, sundowner, chiffonnier, Cin-
derella, cinderwench, scrub, jade; gos-
soon.
Goth, Vandal, Hottentot, Zulu, sav-
age, barbarian, Yahoo; unlicked cub,
rough diamond.
barbar-ousness, -ism; Bceotia.
V. be -ignoble &c. adj., - nobody &c.n.
Adj. ignoble, common, mean, low,
base, vile, sorry, scrubby, beggarly,
below par; no great shakes &c. (wn-
important) 643; home-ly, -spun; vul-
gar, low-minded; snobbish.
plebeian, proletarian; of -low, -
VI u. 5
PERSONAL AFFECTIONS
876 — 879
mean- -parentage, - origin, - extraction; low-, base-, earth-bom; mush-
room, dunghill, risen from the ranks; unknown to fame, obscure, untitled.
rustic, uncivilized; lout-, boor-, clown-, churl-, brut-, raff-ish; rude,
unlicked.
barbar-ous, -ian, -ic, -esque; cockney, bom within sound of Bow bells.
underling, menial, subaltern.
Adv. below the salt.
Phr. dummodoHi dives Barhcarus ipm placet [Ovid].
878. Pride. —N. dignity, self-re-
spect, mens sibi consda recti [Vergil].
pride; haughtiness &c. adj.] high no-
tions, hauteur; vainglory, crest; arro-
gance &c. (assumption) 885.
proud man, highflier; fine -gentleman,
-My.
V. be -proud Ac. adj.; put a good
face on; look one in the face; stalk
abroad, perk oneself up; think no small
beer of oneself; presume, swagger, strut;
rear -, lift up -, hold up- one's head;
bold one's head high, look big, take the
Wall, " bear like the Turk no rival near
fche throne " [Pope], carry with a high
iand; ride the -, mount on one's- high
lorse; set one's back up, bridle, toss
he head; give oneself airs &c. (assume)
85; boast &c. 884.
pride oneself on; glory in, take a
ride in; pique -, plume -, hug- one-
5lf; stand upon, be proud of; put a
ood face on; not -hide one's light under
bushel, - put one's talent in a napkin;
ot think small beer of oneself &c.
canity) 880.
Adj. dignified; stately; proud, -crest-
d; lordly, baronial; lofty-minded; high-
Duled, -minded, -mettled, -handed,
plumed, -flown, -toned.
haughty, lofty, high, mighty, swollen,
tiffed up, flushed, blown; vainglorious;
\irse-proud, fine; proud as -a peacock,
Lucifer; bloated with pride.
supercilious, disdainful, bumptious,
magisterial, imperious, high and mighty,
verweening, consequential; arrogant
tc. 885; unblushing &c. 880.
stiff, -necked; starch; perked -,
tuck- up; in buckram, strait-laced; prim
BC. (affected) 855.
on one's -dignity, - high horses, -
ight ropes, - high ropes; on stilts; en
vrand seigneur.
Adv. with head erect.
Phr. odi profanum vidgu^ et arcco [Horace].
"a dukes revenues on her back" [Henry
VI]\ " disdains the shadow which ho treads on
it noon " [Conolamis]; " pride in their port, dc-
Bance in their eye " [Goldamithl.
879. Humility. — N. hum-ility, -ble-
ness; meek-, low-ness; lowli-ness, -hood;
abasement, self-abasement; submission
&c. 725; resignation.
condescension; affability &c. (cour-
tesy) 894.
modesty &c. 881 ; verecundity t, blush,
suffusion, confusion; sense of -shame, -
disgrace; humiliation, mortification; let
-, set- down.
V. be -humble &c. adj.; deign, vouch-
safe, condescend; humble -, demean-
oneself ; stoop, - to conquer; carry coals;
submit &c. 725; submit with a good
grace &c. (brook) 826; yield the palm.
lower one's -tone, - note; sing small,
draw in one's horns, sober down; hide
one's -face, - diminished head; not dare
to show one's face, take shame to oneself,
not have a word to say for oneself; feel
-, be conscious of- -shame, - disgrace;
drink the cup of humiliation to the dregs.
blush -for, - up to the eyes; redden,
change color; color up; hang one's head,
look fooUsh, if eel small.
render humble; humble, humiliate;
let -, set -, take -, tread -, frown-
down; snub, abash, abase, make one
sing small, strike dumb; teach one his
distance; take down a peg, - lower;
throw -, cast- into the shade &c. 874;
stare -, put- out of countenance; put
to the blush; confuse, ashame, mortify,
disgrace, crush; send away with a flea
in one's ear.
get a setdown.
Adj. humble, lowly, meek; modest
&c. 881; humble-, sober-minded; un-
off ended; submissive &c. 725; servile
&c. 886.
condescending; affable &c. (courteous)
891.
humbled &c. v.; bowed down, re-
signed; abashed, ashamed, dashed; out
of countenance; down in the mouth;
down on one's -knees, - marrowbone?,
- uppers; humbled in the dust, brow-
beaten; chap-, crest-fallen; dumfoun-
dercdj flabbet^^lfed.
879 — 882
AFFECTIONS
VI. n. 5
shorn of one's glory &c. (disrepvie) 874.
Adv. with -downcast eyes, - bated breath, - bended knee; on all fours, on
one's feet.
under correction, with due deference.
Phr. I am your -obedient, - very humble- servant; my service to you; da locum mdiar-
ibiLS [Terence]; parvum parva decent [Horace].
880. Vanity. — N. vanity; conceit,
-edness; self-conceit, -complacency,
-confidence, -sufficiency, -esteem, -love,
-approbation, -praise, -glorification,
-laudation, -gratulation, -applause, -ad-
miration; amour propre; selfishness &c.
943.
airs, affected manner, pretensions,
mannerism; egotism; prigg-ism, -ish-
ness; coxcombery, gaudery, vainglory,
elation; pride &c. 878; ostentation &c.
882; assurance &c. 885.
vox et prceterea nihil; cheval de bataille.
coxcomb &c. 854; Sir Oracle &c. 887.
V. be -vain &c. adj,, - vain of; pique
oneself &c. (pride) 878; lay the flatter-
ing unction to one's soul.
have -too high, - an overweening-
opinion of -oneself, - one's talents; blind
oneself as to one's own merit; not think
-small beer, - vin ordinaire^ of oneself;
put oneself forward; fish for compli-
ments; give oneself airs &c. {assume)
885; boast &c. 884.
render -vain &c. adj,; inspire with
-vanity &c. n.; inflate, puff up, turn
up, turn one's head.
Adj. vain, - as a peacock; conceited,
overweening, pert, forward; vainglo-
rious, high-flown; ostentatious &c. 882;
puffed up, inflated, flushed.
self-satisfied, -confidgtt, -sufficient,
-flattering, -admiring, -applauding, -glorious, -opinionated; entH6 &c. (wrong-
headed) 481; wise in one's own conceit, pragmatical, overwise, pretentious,
priggish; egotistic, -al; sox-disard &c. (boastful) 884; arrogant &c. 885.
un-abashed, -blushing; un-constrained, -ceremonious; free and easy.
Adv. vainly &c. adj.
Phr. " how we apples swim! " [Swift]; "prouder than rustling in unpaid-for silk "
[Cymbdine],
882. Ostentation. — N. ostentation, display, show, flourish, parade, ^-
lagCy pomp, array, state, solemnity; dash, splash, splurge, glitter, strut, pom-
posity; preten-se, -sions; showing off; fuss.
magnificence, splendor; coup deceit; grand doings.
coup de ihcdtre; stage -effect, - trick; claptrap; mise en seine; tour de force;
chic,
demonstration, flying colors; tomfoolery; flourish of trumpets &c. (celebra-
tion) 883; pageant, -ry; spectacle, exhibition, exposition, procession; turn -,
set- out; grand function; fete, gala, field day, review, march past, promenade,
insubstan tial pagean t
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881. Modesty. — N. modesty; hu-
mility &c. 879; diffidence, timidity; re-
tiring disposition ; unobtrusiveness ; bash-
fulness &c. adj.; mauvaise honte; blush,
-ing; verecundity t; self-knowledge.
reserve, constraint; demureness Ac.
adj,; " blushing honors " [Henry VIII].
V. be -modest &c. adj.; retire, re-
serve oneself; give way to; draw in one's
horns &c. 879; hide one's face.
keep -private, - in the background, -
one's distance; pursue the noiseless
tenor of one's way, " do good by stealth
and blush to find it fame " [Pope], hide
one's light under a bushel, cast a sheep's
eye.
Adj. modest, diffident; humble &c.
879; timid, timorous, bashful; shy, ner-
vous, skittish, coy, sheepish, shamefaced,
blushing, overmodest.
unpreten-ding, -tious; un-obtrusive,
-assuming, -ostentatious, -boastful, -as-
piring; poor in spirit.
out of countenance &c. (humbled) 879.
reserved, constrained, demure.
Adv. humbly &c. adj.; quietly, pri-
vately; without -ceremony, - beat of
drum; sans f agon.
Phr. '' not stepping o'er the bounds of mod-
esty " [Romeo and Jtdiet]; " thy modesty's a
candle to thy merit " [Fielding].
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Fill. 5 PERSONAL AFFECTIONS 882 — 884
<]res8; court -, full -, evening -, ball -, fancy- dress; tailoring, millinery, man
iixiUinery, frippery; foppery, equipage.
ceremon-y, -ial; ritual; form, -ality; etiquette; punct-o, -ilio, -ilious-ness;
st^^urched-, stateli-ness.
xnummery, solemn mockery, mouth honor.
:attitudinarian; fop &c. 854.
T. be -ostentatious &c. adj.; come -, put oneself- forward; attract attention,
st«r it.
make -, cut- a -figure, - dash, - splash, - splurge; figure, - away; make. a
sli^ow, - display; glitter.
show -off, - one's paces; parade, march past; display, exhibit, put forward,
l^c:>ld up; trot -, hand- out; sport, brandish, blazon forth; dangle, ~ before the
cry up &c. (praise) 931 ; prdner, flaunt, emblazon, prink, set off, mount, have
{^■^^uned and glazed.
put a -good, - smiling- face upon; clean the outside of the platter &c. (dis-
^"^-«Mc) 544.
Adj. ostentatious, showy, dashing, pretentious; ja-, jau-nty; grand, pom-
I, palatial; high-sounding; turgid &c. {big-sounding) 577; gai-, ga-rish;
ludy, - as a -peacock, - butterfly, - tulip; flaimting, flashing, flaming, glit-
^^ing; gay &c. (ornate) 847.
splendid, magnificent, sumptuous.
theatrical, dramatic, spectacular; ceremonial, ritual.
solenm, stately, majestic, formal, stiff, ceremonious, punctilious, starched.
en grarlde tenue, in best bib and tucker, in Sunday best, endimancM, chic.
Adv. with -flourish of trumpet, - beat of drum, - flying colors.
ad captandum wlgus.
' Phr. honorea mtUant mores.
888. Celebration. — N. celebration, solemnization, jubilee, commemora-
tion, ovation, psean, triumph, jubilation; china-, diamond-, golden-, silver-,
tin- -anniversary, - jubilee, - wedding.
triumphal arch, bonfire, salute; salvo, - of artillery; feu de joie, flourish of
trumpets, fanfare, colors flying, illuminations.
inauguration, installation, presentation; coronation; Lord Mayor's show;
harvest-home, red-letter day; trophy Ac. 733; Te Deum &c. (thanksgiving) 990;
f6te &c. 882; holiday «fec. 840; Forefathers' Day [U. S.].
V. celebrate, keep, signalize, do honor to, commemorate, solemnize, hallow,
mark with a red letter.
pledge, drink to, toast, hob and nob.
inaugurate, install, chair.
rejoice &c. 838; kill the fatted calf, hold jubilee, roast an ox.
Adj. celebrating &c. v.; commemorative, celebrated, immortal.
Adv. in -honor, - commemoration- of.
Int. hail! all hail! io ^pcean, - triumphe! " see the conquering hero comes! "
884. BoHiSting. — N. boasting &c. v. ; boast, vaunt, crake t ; preten-se, -sions;
puff, -ery; flourish, fanfaronade; gasconade; blague, bluff, gas*; highfalut-in,
-ing; hot air *, spread-eagleism [U. S.]; brag, -gardism; bravado, bunkum, Bun-
combe; jact-itation, -ancy; bounce; venditation t, vaporing, rodomontade,
bombast, fine talking, tall talk, magniloquence, teratology t, heroics; Chauvin-
ism; exaggeration &c. 549.
vanity &c. 880; vox et prceterea nihil; much cry and little wool, hndum fulmen.
exultation; gloria-tion t, -fication; flourish of trumpets; triumph &c. 883.
boaster; bragg-art, -adocio; Gascon, fanfaron, pretender, soi-disant; blower *
[U. S.], bluffer. Foxy Quiller; blusterer &c. 887; charlatan, jackpudding, trum-
peter; puppy &c. (/op) 854.
881 — 886
AFFECTIONS
VI. 11. 6
V. boast, make a boast of, brag, vaunt, puff, show off, flourish, crake t> crack,
trumpet, strut, swagger, vapor; blague, blow *, four-flush *, bluff.
exult, crow over, neigh, chuckle, triumph; throw up one's cap; talk big, se
faire valoir, faire claquer son fouet, take merit to oneself, make a merit of, sing
lo triumphej holloa before one is out of the wood.
Adj. boasting &c. v. ; magniloquent, flaming, Thrasonic^ stilted, gasconading,
braggart, boastful, pretentious, soi-disant; vainglorious &c. (conceited) 880;
highfalut-in, -ing; spread-eagle [U. S.].
elate, -d; jubilant, trimnphant, exultant; in high feather; flushed, - with
victory; cock-a-hoop; on stilts.
vaunted &c. v.
Adv. vauntingly &c, adj.
Phr. " let the galled jade wince " [HarnUt]] facia rum verba, •
885. [Undue assumption of supe-
riority.] Insolence. — N. insolence;
haughtiness &c. adj,] arrogance, airs;
overbearance; domineering &c. v,\ tyr-
anny &c. 739.
impertinence; sauciness &c. adj.\ flip-
pancy, dicacity t, petulance, procacity,
bluster; swagger, -ing &c. v,\ bounce;
terrorism.
as-, pre-sumption; beggar on horse-
back; usurpation.
impudence, assurance, audacity, har-
dihood, front, face, brass; shameless-
ness &c. adj, ; effrontery, hardened front,
face of brass.
assumption of infalUbility.
saucebox &c. {blusterer) 887.
V. be -insolent &c. adj,; bluster, va-
por, swagger, swell, give oneself airs,
snap one's fingers, kick up a dust; swear
&c. {affirm) 635; rap out oaths; roister.
arrogate; as-, pre-sume; make -bold,
^ free; take a liberty, give an inch and
take an ell.
domineer, bully, dictate, hector; lord
it over; trailer -, regarder^ de haut en
ba^; exact; snub, huff, beard, fly in the
face of; put to the blush; bear -, beat-
down; browbeat, intimidate; trample
-, tread- -down, - under foot; dragoon,
ride roughshod over.
out-face, -look, -stare, -brazen,
-brave; stare out of countenance; bra-
zen out; lay down the law; teach one's
grandmother to suck eggs; assume a
lofty bearing; talk -, look- big; put on
big looks, act the grand seigneur; mount
-, ride- the high horse; toss the head,
carry with a high hand.
tempt Providence, want snuffing.
Adj. insolent, haughty, arrogant, im-
penous, magisterial, dictatorial, arbi-
trary; highhanded, high and mighty;
J06
886. Servility. —- N. servility; slav-
ery &c. {svbjection) 749; obsequiousness
&c. adj.; subserviency; abasement; pros-
tration, -ternationt; genuflection &c.
(worship) 990; fawning &c. v.; tuft-
himting, timeserving, flunkeyism; sy-
cophancy &c. (flaUery) 933; humility
&c. 879.
sycophant, parasite; toad, -y, -eater;
tufthunter; snob, flunkey, lapdog, span-
iel, lick-spittle, smell-feast, Grcecvlus
esuriens, hanger on, cavalier e servente,
led captain, carpet knight; timeserver,
fortune hunter. Vicar of Bray, Sir Perti-
nax Mac Sycophant, pickthank; flat-
terer &c. 935; doer of dirty work; dme
damnSe, tool; reptile; slave &c. (servant)
746; courtier ; beat *, dead beat *, dough-
face * [U. S.], heeler [U. S.], homme de
cour, sponger, sucker *, tagtail, truckler.
V. cringe, bow, stoop, kneel, bend
the knee; fall on one's knees, prostrate
oneself; worship &c. 990.
sneak, crawl, crouch, cower, sponge,
truckle to, grovel, fawn, lick the feet of,
kiss the hem of one's garment.
pay court to; feed on, fatten on,
dance attendance on, pin oneself upon,
hang on the sleeve of, avaler les cou-
leuvres, keep time to, fetch and carry,
do the dirty work of.
go with the stream, worship the ris-
ing sun, hold with the hare and run
with the hounds.
Adj. servile, obsequious; supple, ~
as a glove; soapy, oily, pliant, cringing,
abased, dough-faced, fawning, slavish,
groveling, sniveling, mealy-mouthed;
beggarly, sycophantic, parasitical; ab-
ject, prostrate, down on one's marrow-
bones; base, mean, sneaking; crouching
&c. V,
Adv. hat -, cap- in band*
VI. m. 1
SYMPATHETIC AFFECTIONS
886 — 888
contumelious, supercilious, overbearing, intolerant, domineering, overween-
ing, high-flown.
flippant, pert, fresh [U. S.], cavalier, saucy, forward, impertinent, malapert.
precocious, assuming, would-be, bumptious.
bluff; brazen, shameless, awelcss, unblushing, unabashed; bold-, bare-,
brazen-faced; dead ~, lost- to shame.
impudent, audacious, presimiptuous, free and easy, devil-may-care, rollick-
ing; jaimty, janty; roistering, blustering, hectoring, swaggering, vaporing;
thrasonic, fire eating, " full of sound and fury " [Macbeth],
Adv. with a high hand; ex cathedrd.
Phr. one's bark being worse than his bite; " beggars mounted run their horse to death "
[Henry VI]; quid times/ Ccssarem vehis [Plutarch].
887. Blusterer. — N. bluster-, swagger-, vapor-, roister-, brawl -er; fan-
faron; braggart &c. (boaster) 884; bully, terrorist, rough; bulldozer [U. S.],
hoodlum, hooligan*, larrikin, roarer*; Mo-hock, -hawk; drawcansir, swash-
buckler, Captain Bobadil, Sir Lucius O'Trigger, Thraso, Pistol, ParoUes, Bom-
bastes Furioso, Hector, Chrononhotonthologos; jingo; desperado, dare-devil,
fire eater; fury &c. {violent person) 173; rowdy; slang-whanger *, tough [U. S.].
puppy &c. {fop) 854; prig; Sir Oracle, dogmatist, doctrinaire, jack-in-ofl5ce;
saucebox, malapert, jackanapes, minx; bantam-cock.
Section III. SYMPATHETIC AFFECTIONS
1. Social Affections
888. Friendship. — N. friendship,
amity; friendliness &c. adj.\ brother-
hood, fraternity, sodality, confrater-
nity; harmony &c. {concord) 714; peace
Ac. 721.
firm -, staunch -, intimate -, familiar
— , bosom -, cordial -, tried -, devoted ~,
lasting -, fast -, sincere -, warm -, ar-
dent- friendship.
cordiality, fraternization, entente cor-
diaUf good understanding, rapproche-
ment, sympathy, fellow-feeling, response,
welcomeness.
affection &c. {love) 897; favoritism;
good will &c. {benevolence) 906.
acquaintance, familiarity, intimacy,
intercourse, fellowship, knowledge of;
introduction.
V. be -friendly &c, adj., - friends &c.
890, - acquainted with &c. cwfj.; know;
have the ear of; keep company with &c. {sociality) 892; hold communication
-, have dealings -, sympathize- with; have a leaning to; bear good will &c. {be-
nevolent) 906 ; love &c. 897 ; make much of ; befriend &c. {aid) 707 ; introduce to.
set one's horses together; have the latchstring out [U. S.]; hold out -, ex-
tend- the right hand of -friendship, - fellowship; become -friendly &c. adj.;
make -friends &c. 890 with; break the ice, be introduced to; make ~, pick -,
Scrape- acquaintance with ; get into favor, gain the friendship of.
shake hands with, fraternize, embrace; receive with open arms, throw one-
self into the arms of; meet halfway, take in good part.
Adj. friendly; araic-able, -al; well-affected, unhostile, neighborly, brotherly,
fraternal, sympathetic, harmonious, hearty, cordial^ warta-tife^Xfevi,
889. Enmity. — N. enmity, hostil-
ity; unfriendUness &c. adj.; discord &c.
713; bitterness, rancor.
alienation, estrangement; disUke &c.
867; hate &c. 898.
heartburning; animosity &c. 900;
malevolence &c. 907.
V. be -inimical &c. adj. ; keep -, hold-
at arm's length; be at loggerheads; bear
mahce &c. 907; fall out; take umbrage
&c. 900; harden the heart, alienate, es-
trange.
Adj. iniiriical, unfriendly, hostile; at
-enmity, - variance, - daggers drawn, -
open war with; up in arms against; in
bad odor with.
on bad ~, not on speaking- terms;
cool; cold, -hearted; estranged, alien-
ated, disaffected, irreconcilable.
\
888 — 893
AFFECTIONS
VI. in. 1
friends -, well -, at home -, hand in hand- with; on -good, - friendly, -
amicable, - cordial, - familiar, - intimate- -terms, - footing; on -speaking,
- visiting- terms; in one's good -graces, - books.
acquainted, familiar, intimate, thick, hand and glove, hail fellow well met,
free and easy; welcome.
Adv. amicably &c. adj. ; with open arms; sans cerSmonie; arm in arm.
Phr. amicilia semper modest [Seneca]; " a mystic bond of brotherhood makes all men
one " [Carlylc]; " friendsmp is love without either flowers or veil " [Hare]; vulgus amicUiaa
lUUitate probal [Ovid].
891. Enemy. — N. enemy; antag-
onist; foe, -man; open ~, bitter- enemy ;
opponent &c. 710; back friend.
public enemy, enemy to society.
Phr. every hand being against one; "he
makes no friend who never made a f oe " [Ten-
nyson].
890. Friend. — N. friend, - of .one's
bosom; acquaintance, neighbor, well-
wisher; alter ego; bosom -, fast- friend;
amicus usque ad aras; fidus Achates;
persona grata,
favorer, fautor, patron, Mecsenas;
tutelary saint, good genius, advocate,
partisan, sympathizer; ally; friend in
need &c. {auxiliary) 711.
associate, compeer, comrade, mate, companion, confrere, camarade, confi-
dante; old- crony; chum; pal; play-fellow, -mate; schoolfellow; bed-fellow,
-mate; chamber fellow; class-fellow, -man, -mate; fellow-man, stable com-
panion; maid of honor.
compatriot; fellow -, countryman.
room-, shop-, ship-, mess-mate; fellow -, boon -, pot- companion; co-,
partner.
Arcades amhOy Pylades and Orestes, Castor and Pollux, Nisus and Euryalus,
Damon and Pythias, par nobile fratrum.
host, Amphitryon, Boniface; guest, visitor, protigL
Phr. amid prohantur rebus adversis; ohne Bruder kann man leben nicht ohne Freund;
" best friend, my well-spring in the wilderness " [G. Eliot]; conocidos muchos aminos pocas;
" friend more divine than all divinities " [G. Eliot]; vida sin amigo muerte sin testigo.
892. Sociality. — N. soci-ality, -abil-
ity, -ableness &c. adj,; social inter-
course; consociation; inter-course, -com-
munity; consort-, companion-, com-
rade-ship; clubbism; espnt de carps.
conviviality; good- fellowship, - com-
pany; joviality, jollity, savoir vivre,
festivity, festive board, merrymaking;
loving cup; hospitality, heartiness;
cheer.
welcome, -ness; greeting; hearty -,
warm -, welcome- reception; urbanity
&c. (courtesy) 894; familiarity.
good -, jolly- fellow; ban enfant, baw-
cock.
social -, family- circle; circle of ac-
quaintance, coterie, society, company.
social -gathering, - reunion; assembly
Ac. (assemblage) 72; barbecue [U. S.],
bee; corn-husking [U. S.], -shucking
[U. S.]; hen party; house raising; husk-
ing, -bee [U. S.]; infare; smoker, -party;
sociable [U. S.], stag, tamasha; tea-party,
-^g^t*; party, entertainment, recep-
ifon, levee, at home, conversazione,
30^
893. Seclusion. Exclusion. — N.
seclusion, privacy; retirement; reclu-
sion, recess; snugness &c. adj,; delites-
cence; rustication, rus in urbe; solitude;
solitariness &c. (singleness) 87; isola-
tion; loneliness &c. adj.; estrangement
from the world, voluntary exile; aloof-
ness.
cell, hermitage; convent &c. 1000;
sanctum sanxiorum.
depopulation, desertion, desolation;
wilderness &c. (unproductive) 169; howl-
ing wilderness; rotten borough, Old
Sarum.
exclusion, exconmiunication, banish-
ment, exile, ostracism, proscription; cut,
-direct; dead cut.
inhospit-ality , -ableness &c. adj, ; dis-
sociability; domesticity, Darby and
Joan.
recluse, hermit, eremite, cenobite;
anchor-et, -ite; Simon StyUtes; troglo-
dyte, Timon of Athens, Santon, soli-
taire, ruralist, disciple of Zimmermann,
closet cynic, Diogenes; outcast, Pariah,
VI. in. 1
SYMPATHETIC AFFECTIONS
892 — 896
soirie, mating; evening -, morning -,
afternoon -, garden -, surprise- party;
kettle-, drum; partie carrdey dish of tea,
ridoUo, rout, housewarming; ball, fes-
tival &c. (amusement) 840; " the feast
of reason and the flow of soul " [Pope].
visit, -ing; round of visits; call, morn-
ing call; interview &c. (interlocution)
588; assignation; tryst, -ing place; ap-
pointment.
club &c. (association) 712.
V. be -sociable &c. adj.; know; be
-acquainted &c. adj.; associate -, sort -,
keep company -, walk hand in hand
-with; eat off the same trencher, club
together, consort, bear one company,
join; make acquaintance with &c.
(friendship) 888; make advances, fra-
ternize, embrace.
be -, feel -, make oneself- at home
^^dth; make free with; crack a bottle
with; receive hospitality, Uve at free
quarters; find the latchstring out [U. S.].
visit, pay a visit; interchange -visits,
- cards; call -at, - upon; leave a card;
drop in, look in; look one up, beat up
one's quarters.
entertain; give a -party &c. n.; be at
home, see one's friends, hang out, keep
open house, do the honors; receive,
- with open arms; welcome; give a
warm reception &c. n. to; kill the fatted
calf.
Adj. sociable, companionable, club-
bable, conversable, cosy, cosey, chatty,
conversational ; homiletical.
convivial; fest-ive, -al; jovial, jolly,
hospitable.
welcome, - as the roses in May; ffeted,
entertained.
free and easy, hail fellow well met,
familiar, on visiting terms, acquainted.
social, neighborly; international; gre-
garious.
Adv. en famille, in the family circle;
sans "fagmiy - cCrhnonie; arm in arm.
Phr. " a crowd is not company " [Bacon]; " be bright and jovial among your guests to-
night " [Macbeth]' " his worth is warrant for his welcome " [Two Gentleinen]; " let's be
red with mirth " [Winter^ s Tale]; " welcome the coming speed the parting guest " [Pope].
castaway, pilgarlic; wastrel, foundling;
wilding.
V. be -, live- secluded &c. adj. ; keep
-, stand -, hold oneself- -aloof, - in the
background; keep snug; shut oneself
up; deny -, seclude- oneself; creep
into a corner, rusticate, alter planter ses
choux; retire, -from the world; take the
veil; abandon &c. 624; sport one's oak *.
cut, - dead; refuse to -associate with,
- acknowledge; look cool -, turn one's
back -, shut thQ door- upon; repel,
blackball, excommunicate, exclude, ex-
ile, expatriate; banish, outlaw, maroon,
ostracize, proscribe, cut off from, send
to Coventry, keep at arm's length, draw
a cordon round.
depopulate; dis-, un-people.
Adj. secluded, sequestered, retired,
delitescent, private, bye; out of the
-world, -way; " the world forgetting
by the world forgot " [Pope].
snug, domestic, stay-at-home.
imsociable; un-, dis-social; inhospi-
table, cynical, inconversable f, imclub-
bable, sauvage, troglodytic.
solitary; lone-ly, -some; isolated,
single.
estranged; unfrequented; uninhabit-
able, -ed; tenantless; abandoned; de-
serted, - in one's utmost need; un-
friended; kith-, friend-, home-less; lorn,
forlorn, desolate.
un- visited, -introduced, -invited,
-welcome; under a cloud, left to shift
for oneself, derelict, outcast.
banished &c. v.
Phr. noli me tangere.
" among them but not of them " [Byron]:
" and homeless near a thousand homes I
stood " [Wordsworth] ; *' far from the madding
crowd's ignoble strife " [Gray]; " makes a sol-
itude and calls it peace " [Byron]; magna civi-
tas magna solitudo; '* never less alone than
when alone " [Rogers]: " O sacred solitude! di-
vine retreat! " [Young].
894. Courtesy. — N. courtesy; re-
spect &c. 928; good- manners, - be-
havior, - breeding; manners; politeness
&c. adj.; biens6ance, urbanity, comity,
gentility, breeding, polish, presence;
civili-ty, -zation; amenity, suavity;
good -temper, - humor; amiability,
895. Discourtesy. — N. discourtesy;
ill-breeding; ill -, bad -, ungainly- man-
ners; insuavity; uncourteousness <tc.
adj.; rusticity, inurbanity; illiberality,
incivility, displacency.
disrespect &c. 929; procacity, impu-
dence; barbar-ism, -ity^ ral^h<i.V\5^N\^Xx
894 — 896
AFFECTIONS
VI. in. 1
easy temper, complacency, soft tongue,
mansuetude; condescension &c. (Au-
milUy) 879; affability, complaisance,
prevenance J amability, gallantry; pink
of -politeness, - courtesy.
compliment; fair -, soft -, sweet-
words; honeyed phrases, ceremonial;
salutation, reception, presentation, in-
troduction, accueil, greeting, recognition;
welcome, abord f, respects, devoir, re-
gards, remembrances; kind -regards, -
remembrances; love, best love, duty;
empty encomium, flattering remark,
hollow commendation; salaams.
obeisance &c. (reverence) 928; bow,
courtesy, curtsy, scrape, salaam, kotow,
bowing and scraping; kneeling; genu-
flection &c. (worship) 990; obsequious-
ness &c. 886; capping, shaking hands,
&c. V,; grip of the hand, embrace, hug,
squeeze, accolade, loving cup, vin d'hon-
neur, pledge; love token &c. (endear-
ment) 902; kiss, buss, salute.
mark of recognition, nod; " nods and
becks and wreathed smiles " [Milton] ;
valediction &c. 293; condolence &c. 915.
V. be -courteous &c. adj. ; show -cour-
tesy &c. n.
mind one's P*s and Q's, behave oneself,
be all things to all men, conciliate, speak
one fair, take in good part; make -, do-
the amiable; look as if butter would
not melt in one's mouth; mend one's
manners.
receive, do the honors, usher, greet,
hail, bid welcome; welcome, - with
open arms; shake hands; hold out -,
press -, squeeze- the hand; bid God-
speed; speed the parting guest; cheer,
serenade.
salute; embrace &c. (endearment) 902;
kiss, - hands; drink to, pledge, hob and
nob; move to, nod to; smile upon.
uncover, cap; touch -, take off- the
hat; doff the cap; present arms; make
way for; bow; make -one's bow, - a leg;
scrape, curtsy, courtesy; bob a -curtsy,
- courtesy; kneel; bow -, bend- the knee.
visit, wait upon, present oneself, pay
one's respects, pay a visit &c. (socia-
bility) 892; dance attendance on &c.
(servility) 886; pay attentions to; do
homage to &c. (respect) 928.
prostrate oneself &c. (worship) 990.
give -, send- one's duty &c. n. to.
render -polite &c. adj. ; polish, civilize.
Ad), courteous, polite, civil, mannerly,
SJO
brutality, blackguardism, conduct imbe-
coming a gentleman, grossiireU, bras-
querie; vulgarity &c. 851.
churlishness &c. adj.; spinosity, per-
versity; moroseness Ac. (sullenneaa) 901a.
sternness &c. adj. ; austerity; moodish
nesa, captiousness &c. 901; cynicism
tartness &c. adj,] acrimony, acerbity
virulence, asperity.
scowl, black looks, frown; short an
swer, rebuff; hard words, contumely; im
parliamentary language, personality.
bear, bruin, brute, blackguard, beast
unlicked cub; frmnp, crosspatch; sauo
box &c. 887; crooked stick; grizzly.
V. be -rude &c. adj.] insult &c. 929^
treat with discourtesy; take a name in
vain; make -bold, - free- with; take a
liberty; stare out of countenance, ogle,
point at, put to the blush.
cut; turn -one's back upon, - on one's
heel; give the cold shoulder; keep at -a
distance, - arm's length; look -cool, -
coldly, - black- upon; show the door to,
send away with a flea in the ear.
lose one's temper &c. (reserdmerd) 900;
sulk &c. 901a; frown, scowl, glower,
pout; snap, snarl, growl.
render -rude &c. adj.] brut-alize, -ify.
Adj. dis-, un-courteous; uncourtly;
ill-bred, -mannered, -behaved, -condi-
tioned; unbred; unmanner-ly, -ed; im-,
un-polite; un-polished, -civilized, -gen-
teel; ungentleman-like, -ly; unladylike;
blackguard; vulgar &c. 851; dedecorous;
foul-mouthed -spoken; abusive.
un-civil, -gracious, -ceremonious;
cool; pert, forward, obtrusive, impu-
dent, rude, saucy, precocious.
repulsive; un-complaisant, -accommo-
dating, -neighborly, -gallant; inaffable;
un-gentle, -gainly; rough, rugged, bluff,
blunt, gruff; churl-, boor-, bear-ish;
brutal, brusque; stem, harsh, austere;
cavalier.
tart, sour, crabbed, sharp, short, tren-
chant, sarcastic, biting, doggish, caustic,
virulent, bitter, acrimonious, venomous,
contumelious; snarling &c. v.] surly, -
as a bear; perverse; grim, sullen Ac.
901a; peevish &c. (irascible) 901.
Adv. discourteously &c. adj.; with
-discourtesy &c. n., - a bad grace.
humanize,
urbane; well-behaved, -mannered,
VI. in. 1
SYMPATHETIC AFFECTIONS
09V ■"" 080
-bred, -brought up; good-mannered, polished, civilized, cultivated; refined
Ac. (taste) 8^; gentlemanlike &c. {fashion) 852; gallant; on one's good be-
bavior.
fine -, fair -, soft- spoken; honey-mouthed, -tongued; oily, bland; obliging,
conciliatory, complaisant, complacent; obsequious &c. 886.
ingratiating, winning; gentle, mild; good-humored, cordial, gracious, aSar
ble, familiar; neighborly.
Adv. courteously &c. adj.; with a good grace; with -open, - outstretched-
arms; d bras out^erts; suavUer in modo, in good humor.
Int. hail! welcome! well met! ave! all hail! good -day, - morrow! Godspeed!
•pax vobiscum! may your shadow never be less!
Phr. Hen de plus estimable que la cerSmanie; " the very pink of courtesy " [Romeo and
Juliet],
896. Congratulation. — N. con-, gratulation; felicitation; salute &c. 894;
condolence &c. 915; compliments of the season.
V. con-, gratulate; felicitate; give -, wish one- joy; compliment; tender -,
offer- one's congratulations; wish -many happy returns of the day, - a merry
Christmas and a happy new year.
congratulate oneself &c. (rejoice) 838.
Adj. con-, gratulatory.
Phr. ** I wish you all the joy that you can wish " [Merchant of Venice].
897. Love. — N. love; fondness &c.
adj.; liking; inclination &c. (desire) 865;
regard, dilection t, admiration, fancy.
affection, sympathy, fellow-feeling ;
tenderness &c. adj.; heart, brotherly
love; benevolence &c. 906; attachment.
yearning, ipm^ tender passion, amour;
gyneolatry; gallantry, passion, flame,
devotion, fervor, enthusiasm, transport
of love, rapture, enchantment, infatua-
tion, adoration, idolatry.
Cupid, Venus; myrtle; true lover's
knot; love -token, - suit, - affair, - tale,
- story; the old story, plighted love;
courtship &c. 902; amourette; free-love.
maternal love, oropyiy.
attractiveness ; popularity ; favorite
Ac. 899.
lover, suitor, follower, admirer, ador-
er, wooer, amoret, beau, sweetheart,
inamorato, swain, young man, flame,
love, truelove; leman, Lothario, gallant,
paramour, amoroso^ cavaliere servente,
captive, cicisbeo; caro sposo.
inamorata, ladylove, idol, darling,
duck, Dulcmea, angel, goddess, cara
sposa.
betrothed, affianced, fiancee.
flirt, coquette; amorette; pair of turtle-
doves; abode of love, agapemone.
V. love, like, affect, fancy, care for,
take an interest in, be partial to, sym-
pathize with; affection; be -in love &c.
adj." with; have -, entertain -, harbor -,
898. Hate. — N. hate, hatred, vials
of hate.
dis-affection, -favor; alienation, es-
trangement, coolness; enmity &c. 889;
animosity &c. 900.
mnbrage, pique, grudge; dudgeon,
spleen; bitterness, - of feeling; ill -, bad-
blood; acrimony; malice &c. 907; im-
placability &c. (revenge) 919.
repugnance &c. (dislike) 867; demono-,
gyne-, negro-phobia; odium, unpopu-
larity; detestation, antipathy; object of
-hatred, - execration; abomination,
aversion, bite noire; enemy &c. 891;
bitter pill; source of annoyance &c. 830.
V. hate, detest, abominate, abhor,
loathe; recoil -, shudder- at; shrink
from, view with horror, hold in abomin-
ation, revolt against, execrate; scowl &c.
895; disrelish &c. (dislike) 867.
owe a grudge; bear -spleen, - a grudge,
- malice* &c. (malevolence) 907; con-
ceive an aversion to.
excite -, provoke- hatred &c. n.; be
-hateful &c. adj.; stink in the nostrils;
estrange, alienate, repel, set against,
sow dissension, set by the ears, envenom,
incense, irritate, rile; horrify &c. 830;
roil.
Adj. hating &c. v.; abhorrent; averse
from &c. (disliking) 867; set against.
bitter &c. (acrimonious) 895; impla-
cable &c. (revengeful) 919.
un-loved, -belov^, -lamented, -de-
897 — 900 AFFECTIONS VI. ni. I
plored, -mourned, -cared for, -endeared,
-valued; disliked &e. 867.
crossed in love, forsaken, rejected,
lovelorn, jilted.
obnoxious, hateful, odious, abomin-
able, repulsive, offensive, shocking; dis
gusting &c. (disagreeable) 830; reprc
hensible.
invidious, spiteful; malicious &c. 907.
insulting, irritating, provoking.
[Mutual hate] at daggers drawn; not
on speaking terms &c. (enmity) 889; at
loggerheads.
Phr. no love lost between.
cherish- a -love &c. n. for^^^ard, re-
vere; take to, bear love to, be wedded
to; set one's affections on; make much
of, feast one's eyes on; hold dear, prize;
hug, cling to, cherish, pet.
bum; adore, idolize, love to distrac-
tion, aimer eperdument; dote- on, - upon.
take a fancy to, look sweet upon; be-
come -enamored &c. adj,; fall in love
with, lose one's heart; desire &c. 865.
excite love; win -, gain -, secure -,
engage- the -love, - affections, - heart;
take the fancy of; have a place in -,
wind round- the heart; attract, attach,
endear, charm, fascinate, captivate, be-
witch, seduce, enamor, enrapture, turn the head.
get into favor; ingratiate -, insinuate -, worm- oneself; propitiate, curry
favor with, pay one's court to, faire Vdimable, set one's cap at, fliirt.
Adj. loving &c. V, ; fond of; taken -, struck- with; sinitten, bitten; attached
to, wedded to; enamored; charmed &c. t;.; in love; love-sick; over head and
ears in love.
affectionate, tender, sweet upon, sympathetic, loving; amorous, amatory;
fond, erotic, uxorious, ardent, passionate, rapturous, devoted, motherly.
loved &c. v.\ beloved; well -, dearly- beloved; dear, precious, darling, pet,
little; favorite, popular.
congenial; to -, after- one's -mind, - taste, - fancy, - own heart.
in one's good -graces &c. (friendly) 888; dear as the apple of one's eye, near-
est to one's heart.
lovable, adorable; lovely, sweet; attractive, seductive, winning; charming,
engaging, interesting, enchanting, captivating, fascinating, bewitching; amia-
ble, like an angel.
Phr. amantes amentea [Terence]; credida res amor est [Ovid); militat omnis aimisius [Ovidj:
omnia vincit amor [Vergil]; si vis amari ama [Seneca]; " the sweetest joy, the wildest woe "
[BaUeyJ.
899. Favorite. — N. favorite, pet, cosset, minion, idol, jewel, spoiled child,
enfant gdU; led captain; crony; fondling; apple of one's eye, man after one's
own heart; persona grata.
love, dear, darUng, duck, honey, jewel; mopsey, moppet; sweetheart &c.
(love) 897.
general -, universal- favorite; idol of the people.
900. Resentment. — N. resentment, displeasure, animosity, anger, wrath,
indignation; exasperation, bitter resentment, wrathful indignation.
pique, umbrage, huff, miff, soreness, dudgeon, acerbity, virulence, bitterness,
acrimony, asperity, spleen, gall; heart-burning, -swelling; rankling.
ill -, bad- -humor, - temper; irascibility &c. 901; ill blood &c. (hate) 898;
revenge &c. 919.
excitement, irritation; warmth, bile, choler, ire, fume, pucker, dander, fer-
ment, ebullition; towering passion, achamementy angry mood, taking, pet, tiff,
passion, fit, tantrums.
burst, explosion, paroxysm, storm, rage, fury, desperation; violence &c. 173;
fire and fury; vials of wrath; gnashing of teeth, hot blood, high words.
scowl &c. 895; sulks &c. 901a.
[Cause of umbrage] affront, provocation, offense; indignity &c. (insuU) 929;
grudge, crow to pluck, sore subject, casus beUi; ill turn, outrage.
Furies, Eumenides.
n.m. 1 SYMPATHETIC AFFECTIONS 900 — 901
buffet, slap in the face, box on the ear, rap on the knuckles*
V- resent; take -amiss, - ill, - to heart, - offense, - umbrc^e, - huff, - excep-
tion; take in -ill part, - bad part, - dudgeon; ne pus entendre raiUene; breathe
revenge, cut up rough.
fly -, fall -, get- into a -rage, - passion; bridle -, bristle -, froth -, fire -,
flare- up; open -, pour out- the vials of one's wrath.
pout, knit the brow, frown, scowl, lower, snarl, growl, gnarl, gnash, snap;
redden, color; look -black, - black as thunder, - daggers; bite one's thumb;
show -, grind- one's teeth; champ the bit.
chafe, mantle, fume, kindle, fly out, take fire; boil, - over; boil with- indigna-
tion, - rage; rage, storm, foam; vent one's -rage, - spleen; lose one's temper,
stand on one's hind legs, stamp the foot; stamp -, quiver -, swell -, foam- with
rage; burst with anger; raise Cain.
have a fling at; bear maUce &c. {rev&nge) 919.
cause -, raise- anger; affront, offend; give -offense, - umbrage; anger; hurt
the feeUngs; insult, discompose, fret, ruflfle, nettle, huff, pique; excite &c. 824;
irritate, stir the blood, stir up bile; sting, - to the quick; rile, provoke, chafe,
wound, incense, inflame, enrage, aggravate, add fuel to the flame, fan into a
flame, widen the breach, envenom, embitter, exasperate, infuriate, kindle
wrath; stick in one's gizzard; rankle &c. 919; hit -, rub -, sting ~, strike- on
the raw.
put out of -countenance, - humor; put one's -monkey, - back -up; raise one's
-gorge, - dander, - choler; work up into a passion; make -one's blood boil, -
the ears tingle; throw into a ferment, madden, drive one mad; lash into -fury,
- madness; fool to the top of one's bent; set by the ears.
bring a hornet's nest about one's ears.
Adj. angry, wrath, irate; ire-, wrath-ful; cross &c. {irascible) 901; Achillean;
sulky &c. 901a; bitter, virulent; acrimonious &c. {discourteous) &c. 895; violent
&c. 173.
warm, burning; boiling, - over; fuming, raging; foaming, - at the mouth;
convulsed with rage.
offended &c. v,] waxy, achami; wrought, worked up; indignant, hurt, sore;
set against.
fierce, wild, rt^eful, furious, mad with rage, fier>% infuriate, rabid, savage;
relentless &c. 919.
flushed with -anger, - rage; in a -huff, - stew, - fume, - pucker, - passion, -
rage, - fury, - taking, - way; on one's high ropes, up in arms; in high dudgeon.
Adv. angrily &c. cidj, ; in the height of passion; in the heat of -passion, - the
moment.
Int. tantcene animis ccelestibus irce [Vergil]! marry come up! zounds! 'sdeath!
Phr. one's -blood, - back, - monkey- being up;fervens difflcUi biUjecur; the gorge rising,
eyes flashing fire; the blood -rising, - boiling; hcerel laieri lethmia arundo [Vergil]; " beware the
fury of a patient man " [Dry den] ; /urar arma ministrai [Vergil]; ira furor hrevis eat [Horace];
quern JupUer vuU perdere dementat prius; " what, drunk with choler? " [Henry IV].
901. Irascibility. — N. irascibility, irascibleness, temper; crossness &c. adj,;
susceptibility, procacity, petulance, irritability, tartness, acerbity, protervity;
pugnacity &c. (contentiousness) 720.
excitability &c. 825; bad -, fiery -, crooked -, irritable &c. od/.- temper; genus
irritahiUy hot blood.
ill hmnor &c. (jsullenness) 901a; asperity &c., churlishness &c. (discourtesy)
895.
huff &c. (resentment) 900; a word and a blow.
Sir Fretful Plagiary; brabbler, Tartar; shrew, vixen, virago, termagant,
dragon, scold, Xantippe; porcupine; spitfire; fire eater &c. (blusterer) 887;
fury &c. (violerit person) 173.
V. be -irascible Ac. adj.; have a -temper &c. n., - devil in one; fire up Ac.
(be angry) 900.
901—902 AFFECTIONS VI. in. 1
Adj. irascible; bad-, ill-tempei'ed; irritable, susceptible; excitable &c. 825;
thin-skinned &c. (sensitive) 822; fretful, fidgety; on the fret.
hasty, overhasty, quick, warm, hot, testy, touchy, techy, tetchy; like -touch-
wood, - tinder; huffy; pet-tish, -ulant; waspish, snappish, peppery, fiery, pas-
sionate, choleric, shrewish, *' sudden and quick in quarrel '' [As You Like It].
querulous, captious, moodish; quarrelsome, contentious, disputatious; pug-
nacious &c. (bellicose) 720; cantankerous, exceptions; restiff &c. (perverse) 901a;
churlish &c. (discourteous) 895.
cross, - as -crabs, - two sticks, - a cat, - a dog, - the tongs; fractious, peevish,
acaridtre.
in a bad temper; sulky &c. 901a; angry &c. 900.
resent-ful, -ive; vindictive &c. 919.
Int. pish!
Phr. d vieux comvtea nouveUea disputes; quamvis tegcUvr prodUur wUu furor [Seneca]; vino
tortus et ird [Horace].
901a. Sullenness. — N. sullenness &c. adj.; morosity, spleen; churlishness
&c. (discourtesy) 895; irascibility &c. 901.
moodiness &c. adj.; perversity; obstinacy &c. 606; torvity t, spinosity; crab-
bedness &c. adj.
ill -, bad- -temper, - humor; sulks, dudgeon, mumps, dumps, doldrums, fit
of the sulks, bouderie, black looks, scowl; grouch; huff &c. (resentment) 900.
V. be -sullen &c. adj.; sulk; frown, scowl, lower, glower, gloam, pout, have a
hangdog look, glout.
Adj. sullen, sulky; ill-tempered, -humored, -affected, -disposed; grouty
[U. S.j; in -an ill, - a bad, - a shocking- -temper, - humor; out of -temper, -
humor; knaggy, torvous, crusty, crabbed; sour, - as a crab; surly &c. (discour^
teous) 895.
moody; spleen-ish, -ly; splenetic, cankered.
cross, -grained; perverse, wayward, humorsome; rest-iff, -ive; cantankerous,
intractable, exceptions, sinistrous, deaf to reason, unaccommodating, rusty,
froward; cussed [U. S.l.
dogged &c. (stubborn) 606.
grumpy, glum, grim, grum, morose, frumpish; in the -sulks &c. n.; out of
sorts; scowl-, glower-, growl-ing; grouchy.
peevish &c. (irascible) 901.
902. [Expression of affection or love.] Endearment. — N. endearment,
caress; blandish-, blandi-ment t; ^anchement, fondling, bilHng and cooing,
dalliance; caressing.
embrace, salute, kiss, buss, smack, osculation, deosculation t; amorous
glances.
courtship, wooing, suit, addresses, the soft impeachment; love-making; sere-
nading; caterwauling.
flirting &c. v.; flirtation, gallantry; coquetry.
true lover's knot, plighted love; love -tale, - token, - letter; billet-doux,
valentine.
honeymoon ; Strephon and Chloe.
V. caress, fondle, pet, dandle; pat, - on the -head, - cheek; chuck under the
chin, smile upon, coax, wheedle, cosset, coddle, cocker, cockle; make -of, -
much of; cherish, foster, kill with kindness.
clasp, hug, cuddle; fold -, strain- in one's arms; nestle, nuzzle; embrace, kiss, ^
buss, smack, blow a kiss; salute &c. (courtesy) 894; fold to the heart, press to the
bosom.
bill and coo, spoon, toy, dally, flirt, coquet; galli-, gala-vant; philander;
malce love; pay one's 'Courtj - addresses - attentions- to; serenade; court,
SI4
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VI. in. 2
SYMPATHETIC AFFECTIONS
902-607
woo; set one's cap at; be -, look- sweet upon; ogle, cast sheep's eyes upon;
faire lea yeux doux.
fall in love with, win the affections &c. (love) 897; die for.
propose; make -, have- an offer; pop the question; plight one's -troth, -
faith.
Adj. caressing &c. v,; '^ sighing like furnace" [Shakespeare]; love-sick,
spoony.
caressed &c. V.
Phr. " faint heart ne'er won fair lady "; "
903. Marriage. — N. marriage, mat-
rimony, wedlock, union, intermarriage,
miscegenation, vinculum matrimonii^
nuptial tie.
married state, coverture, bed, cohabi-
tation.
match; .betrothment &c. (promise)
768; wedding, nuptials. Hymen, bridal;
C-, spousals; leading to the altar &c. v,;
nuptial benediction, epithalamimn; seal-
ing.
torch -, temple- of Hymen; hymeneal
altar; honeymoon.
brides-maid, -man; bride, bridegroom.
married -man, - woman, - couple;
ncogamist, Benedict, partner, spouse,
mate, yokemate; husband, man, con-
sort, baron; old -, good- man; wife, -
of one's bosom; helpmate, rib, better
half, gray mare, old woman, good wife;
feme, - coverte; squaw, lady; matron,
-age, -hood; man and wife; wedded
pair. Darby and Joan; spiritual wife.
mono-, bi-, di-, deutero-, tri-, poly-
gamy; mormonism; levirate; spiritual
wife-ry, -ism; polyandnsm; Turk, Bluebeard.
unlawful-, left-handed -, morganatic -, ill-assorted- marriage; mesalliance;
mariage de convenance,
marriage broker; matrimonial -agency, - agent, - bureau; schatchen.
V. marry, wive, take to oneself a wife; be -married, - spliced; go -, pair-
off; wed, espouse, lead to the hymeneal altar, take *'for better for worse,"
give one's hand to, bestow one's hand upon.
marry, join, handfast; couple &c. (unit) 43; tie the nuptial knot; give -away,
- in marriage; seal; aify, affiance; betroth &c. (promise) 7G8; publish -, bid-
the banns; be asked in church.
Adj. married &c. v. ; one, - bone and one flesh.
marriageable, nubile.
engaged, betrothed, affianced.
matrimonial, marital, conjugal, connubial, wedded; nuptial, hymeneal,
sx)ousal, bridal.
Phr. the gray mare the better horse; " a world- wi thou t-end bargain" [Love's Labor* s
Lo8t\] "marriages are made in Heaven " [Tennyson] ; " render me worthy of this noble wife "
[Julius CcBsar]; si qua voles aple nuhere nube pari [Ovid].
2. Diffusive Sympathetic Affections
honeyed by oblivion " [G. Eliot].
904. Celibacy. — N. celibacy, single-
ness, single blessedness; bachelor-hood,
-ship; miso-gamy, -gyny.
virginity, pucelage; maiden-hood,
-head.
unmarried man, bachelor, Coelebs,
agamist, old bachelor; miso-gamist,
-gynist; monogamist; monk.
unmarried woman, spinster; maid,
-en; virgin, /em6 sole, old maid; bachelor-
girl, girl-bachelor; nun.
V. hve single.
Adj. un-married, -wedded; wife-,
spouse-less; single.
905. Divorce. — N. divorce, -ment;
separation; judicial separation, separate
maintenance; separatio a -mensd et thoro,
- vinculo matrimonii,
widowhood, viduity, weeds.
widow, -er; reUct; dowager; divorcie;
cuckold; grass widow, -er,
V. live separate; separate, divorce
disespouse, put away; wear the boms.
906. Benevolence. — N. benevo-
lence. Christian charity; God's -love, -
907. Malevolence. — N. malevo- '
lence; bad inteiit,, -\cstL\ >\s\.-^ ^^-^SEbsA-
906 — 907
AFFECTIONS
VI. m, 2
grace; good will; philanthropy &c. 910;
unselfishness &e. 942.
good -nature, - feeling, - wishes;
kind-, kindli-ness &c. adj, ; loving-kind-
ness, benignity, brotherly love, charity,
humanity, fellow- feeling, sympathy;
goodness -, warmth- of heart; bonhomie;
kind-heartedness; amiability, milk of
human kindness, tenderness; love &c.
897; friendship &c. 888.
toleration, consideration, generosity;
mercy &c. (pity) 914.
charitableness &c. adj.; bounty, alms-
giving; good works, beneficence, " the
luxury of doing good " [Goldsmith].
acts of kindness, a good turn; good -,
kind- -offices, - treatment.
good Samaritan, sympathizer, bon en-
fant; altruist.
V. be -benevolent &c. adj. ; have one's
heart in the right place, bear good will;
wish -well, - Godspeed; view -, regard-
with an eye of favor; take in good part;
take -, feel- an interest in; be -, feel-
interested- in; sympathize with, feel
for; fraternize &c. (be friendly) 888.
enter into the feelings of others, do as
you would be done by, meet halfway.
treat well; give comfort, smooth the
bed of death; do -good, - a good turn;
benefit &c. (goodness) 648; render a serv-
ice, be of use; aid &c. 707.
Adj. benevolent; kind, -ly; well-
meaning; amiable; obliging, accommo-
dating, indulgent, gracious, complacent,
good-humored.
warm-, kind-, tender-, large-, broad-
hearted; merciful &c. 914; charitable,
beneficent, humane, benignant; bount-
eous, -iful.
good-, well-natured; spleenless; sym-
path-izing, -etic; complaisant &c. (cour-
teous) 894; well-meant, -intentioncd.
fatherly, motherly, brotherly, sisterly;
pat-, mat-, frat-ernal; sororal; friendly
&c. 888.
Adv. with -a good intention, - the
best intentions.
Int. Godspeed! much good may it do!
Phr. "act a charity sometimes'' [LambI;
" a tender heart, a will inflexible " [Longfel-
low]; de mortuis nil nisi honum; " kind words
are more than coronets" [Tennyson]; quando
amigo pide rw hay mnfiana; " the social smile,
the sympathetic tear " [Gray].
ness; ill -nature, - will, - blood; bad
blood; enmity &c. 889; hate &c. 898;
malignity; malice, - prepense; mali-
ciousness &c. adj.] spite, despite; resent-
ment &c. 900.
uncharitableness &c. adj.) incompa&-
sionateness &c. 914a; gall, venom, ran-
cor, rankhng, virulence, mordacity, ac-
erbity; churlishness &c. (discouriesy)^^^,
hardness of heart, heart of stone, ob-
duracy; cruelty; cruelness &c. adj.]
brutahty, savagery; fer-ity, -ocity; bar-
barity, inhumanity, immanityt, trucu-
lence, ruffianism; evil eye, cloven foot;
torture, vivisection.
ill -, bad- turn; affront &c. (disrespect)
929; outrage, atrocity; ill usage; inti)ler-
ance, persecution; tender mercies [ironi-
cal]; '* imkindest cut of all" [J. Cwsar].
V. be -malevolent &c. adj.] bear -,
harbor — spleen, - a grudge, - malice;
betray -, show- the cloven foot.
hurt &c. (physical pain) 378; annoy
&c. 830; injure, harm, wrong; do -harm,
- an ill office- to; outrage; disoblige,
malign, plant a thorn in the breast.
molest, worry, harass, haimt, harry,
bait, tease; throw stones at; play the
devil with; hunt down, dragoon, hound;
persecute, oppress, grind; maltreat; ill-
treat, -use.
wreak one's malice on, do one's worst,
break a butterfly on the wheel; dip -,
imbrue- one's hands in blood; have no
mercy &c. 914a.
Adj. male-, unbene-volent; unbenign;
ill-disposed, -intentioned, -natured,
-conditioned, -contrived; evil-minded,
-disposed; black-browed.
malicious; malign, -ant; rancorous;
de-, spiteful; mordacious, caustic, bit-
ter, envenomed, acrimonious, virulent;
un-amiable, -charitable; maleficent, ven-
omous, grinding, galling.
harsh, disobliging; un-kind, -friendly,
-gracious; inoflficious; invidious; uncan-
did; churlish &c. (uncourteous) 895;
surly, sullen &c. 901a.
cold, -blooded, -hearted; black-,
hard-, flint-, marble-, stony-hearted;
hard of heart, unnatural; ruthless &c.
(unmerciful) 914a; relentless &c. (re-
vengeful) 919.
cruel; brut-al, -ish; savage, - as a
-bear, - tiger; fer-ine, -ocious; inhuman;
barbarous, fell, untamed, tameless, truculent, incendiary; bloodthirsty Ac '
(murderous) 361; atrocious; bloodyminded.
SI6
VI. in. 2 SYMPATHETIC AFFECTIONS 907 — 911
fiend-ish, -like; demoniacal; diabolic, -al; devilish, infernal, hellish, Sa-
tanic; Tartarean.
Adv. malevolently &c. adj. ; with -bad intent &c. n.
Phr. cruel as death; " hard unkindness' alter'd eye " [Gray]; komo homini lupus [Plau-
tus]; mala mens malus animus [Terence]; ** rich gifts wax poor when givers prove unkind "
[Handel]; " sharp-tooth'd unkindness " [Lear].
908. Malediction. — N. malediction, malison, curse, imprecation, denun-
ciation, execration, anathema, ban, proscription, excommunication, commina-
tion, thunders of the Vatican, fulmination, maranatha; aspersion, disparage-
ment, vilification, vituperation.
abuse; foul -, bad -, strong -, unparliamentary- language; billingsgate, sauce^
evil speaking; cursing &c. v.; profane swearing, oath; foul invective, ribaldry,
rude reproach, scurriHty.
threat &c. 909; more bark than bite; invective &c. (disapprobation) 932,
V. curse, accurse, imprecate, damn, swear at; curse with bell book and candle;
invoke -, call down- curses on the head of; devote to destruction.
execrate, beshrew, scold; anathematize &c. (censure) 932; hold up to execra-
tion, denounce, proscribe, excommunicate, fulminate, thunder against; threaten
&c. 909.
curse and swear; swear, - like a trooper; fall a cursing, rap out an oath, damn.
Adj. curs-ing, -ed &c. v.
Int. woe to! beshrew! ruat coelum! ill -, woe- betide; confusion seize! damn!
confound! blast! curse! devil take! hang! out with! a plague -, out- upon! aroynt!
honi soil! parbleu!
Phr. delenda est Carthago,
909. Threat. — N. threat, menace; defiance &c. 715; abuse, minacity, in-
timidation; denunciation; fulmination; commination &c. (curse) 908; gathering
clouds &c. (warning) 668.
V. threat, -en; menace; snarl, growl, gnarl, mutter, bark, bully.
defy &c. 715; intimidate &c. 860; keep -, hold up -, hold out- in ierrorem;
shake -, double -, clinch- the fist at; thunder, talk big, fulminate, use big words,
bluster, look daggers.
Adj. threatening, menacing; mina-tory, -cious; comminatory, abusive; in
Ierrorem; ominous &c. (predicting) 511; defiant &c. 715; under the ban.
Int. vce tdctis! at your peril! do your worst!
911. Misanthropy. — N. misanthro-
py, incivism; egotism &c. (selfishness)
943; moroseness &c. 901a; cynicism.
misanthrope, misanthropist, egotist,
cynic, man hater, Timon, Diogenes.
woman hater, misogynist.
Adj. misanthropic, antisocial, unpa-
triotic; egotistical &c. (selfish) 943; mo-
rose &c. 901a.
910. Philanthropy. — N. philan-
i,hropy; humanit-y, -arianism; univer-
sal benevolence; endsemonism, delicice
humani generis; cosmopolitanism, utili-
tarianism, the greatest happiness of the
greatest number, social science, sociol-
ogy.
common weal; socialism, communism;
Fourierism, phalansterianism. Saint Si-
monianism.
patriotism, civism, nationaHty, love of country, amor palrice, public spirit.
chivalry, knight errantry; generosity &c. 942.
philanthropist, endsemonist, utilitarian, Benthamite, socialist, communist,
cosmopolite, citizen of the world, amicus humani generis; knight errant; pa-
triot.
Adj. philanthropic, humanitarian, utilitarian, cosmopolitan; public-
spirited, patriotic; humane, large-hearted &c. (benevolent) 906; chivalric; gen-
erous &c. 942.
Adv. pro 'bono publico^ - aris etfocis [Cicero].
Phr. humani nihil a m^ alienum puto [Terence]; omne solum farti patria [Ovid); un bien I
i n'esf. iamais verdu \
faU
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912 — 914a AFFECTIONS VI. in. 3
912. Benefactor. — N. benefactor,
savior, good genius, tutelary saint,
guardian angel, good Samaritan; pater
pcUrice; salt of the earth &c. (good man)
948; auxiliary &c. 711.
913. [Maleficent being.] Evil doer.
— N. evil -doer, - worker; wrongdoer
&c. 949; mischief-maker, marplot; op-
pressor, tyrant; firebrand, incendiary,
fire bug [U. S.], pyromaniac; anarchist,
destroyer, Vandal, iconoclast; conmiu-
nist; terrorist.
savage, brute, ruflBan, barbarian, semibarbarian, caitiff, desperado; Apache,
hoodlmn, plug-ugly * [U. S.], Red Skin, tough [U. S.]; Mo-hock, -hawk; blud-
geon man, bully, rough, hooligan,* larrikin, dangerous classes, ugly customer;
thief &c. 792.
cockatrice, scorpion, hornet; viper, adder; snake, - in the grass; serpent,
cobra, asp, rattlesnake, anaconda; canker-, wire- worm; locust, Colorado
beetle; alacranj alligator, caymon, crocodile, mosquito, mugger, octopus;
torpedo; bane &c. 663.
cannibal; anthropophag-us, -ist; bloodsucker, vampire, ogre, ghoul, go-
rilla; vulture; gyr-, ger-falcon.
wild beast, tiger, hyena, butcher, hangman; cutthroat 4c. {killer) 361;
blood-, hell-, sleuth-hound; catamount [U. S.], cougar, jaguar, puma,
hag, hellhag, beldam, Jezebel.
monster; fiend &c. (demon) 980; devil incarnate, demon in human shape;
Frankenstein^s monster,
harpy, siren; Furies, Eumenides.
Attila, scourge of the human race.
Phr. fasnum habet in comu.
3. Special Sympathetic Affections
914a. Pitilessness. — N. pitilessness
&c. adj,; inclemency; severity &c.' 739;
malevolence &c. 907.
V. have no -, shut the gates of-
mercy &c. 914; give no quarter.
Adj. piti-, merci-, ruth-, bowel-less;
unpitying, unmerciful, inclement; grim-
faced, -visaged; in-, un-compassionate;
inexorable; harsh <fec. 739; cruel &c. 907;
unrelenting &c. 919.
914. Pity. — N. pity, compassion,
commiseration; bowels, - of compas-
sion; sympathy, fellow-feeling, t^ender-
ness, yearning, forbearance, humanity,
mercy, clemency; leniency &c. (lenity)
740; charity, ruth, long-suflfering.
melting mood ; argumentum ad miseri-
cordiam; quarter, grace, locus painiten-
ticB.
sympathizer; advocate, friend, par-
tisan, patron, wellwisher.
V. pity; have -, show -, take- pity &c. n.; commiserate, compassionate;
condole &c. 915; sympathize; feel -, be sorry -, yearn- for; weep, melt, thaw,
enter into the feelings of.
forbear, relent, relax, give quarter, wipe the tears, parcere subjeciis, give a
coup de grdcCy put out of one's misery.
raise -, excite- pity &c. n.; touch, soften; melt, - the heart; propitiate, dis-
arm.
ask for -mercy &c. n.; supplicate &c. (request) 765; cry for quarter, beg
one\s life, kneel; deprecate.
Adj. pitying &c. v.; pitiful, compassionate, sympathetic, touched.
merciful, clement, ruthful; humane; humanitarian <fec. (philanthropic) 910;
tender, - hearted, - as a chicken; soft, - hearted; unhardened; lenient &c.
740; exorable, forbearing; melting &c. v.; weak.
Int. for pity's sake! mercj'! have -, cry you- mercy! God help you! poor
-thing, - dear, - fellow! woe betide! quis taliafando temperet a lachrymis! [Ver.].
Phr. .one's heart bleeding for; haudignara malimiseris sjtccurrerc disco [Vergil]; " a fellow
feeling makes one wondrous kind '' [Garrick]; onor di bocca assai giova e poco costa,
318
VI. III. 4
SYMPATHETIC AFFECTIONS
916 — 919
915. Condolence. — N. condolence; lamentation &q. 839; sympathy, con-
solation.
V. condole with, console, sympathize; express-, testify- pity; afford-, supply-
consolation; lament &c. 839- with; express sympathy for; feel -grief, - sorrow-
in common with; shart one's sorrow.
4. Retrospective Sympathetic Affections
916. Gratitude. — N. gratitude,
thankfulness, feeling of -, sense of- obli-
gation.
acknowledgment, recognition, thanks-
giving, giving thanks; thankful good will.
thanks, praise, benediction; p»an; Te
Deum &c. (worship) 990; grace, - before,
- after- meat; thank offering.
requital.
V. be -grateful &c. adj.; thank; give
-, render -, return -, offer -, tender-
thanks Ac. n. ; acknowledge, requite.
feel -, be -, lie- under an obligation;
savoir gri; not look a gift horse in the
mouth; never forget, overflow with grat-
itude; thank -, bless- one's stars; fall
on one's knees.
Adj. grateful, thankful, obliged, beholden, indebted to, under obligation.
Int. thanks! many thanks! gramercy! much obliged! thank you! thank
Heaven! Heaven be praised!
917. Ingratitude. — N. ingratitude,
thanklessncss, oblivion of benefits, un-
thankfulness.
" benefits forgot "; thankless -task, -
office.
V. be -ungrateful &c. adj.; forget
benefits; look a gift horse in the mouth.
Adj. un-grateful, -mindful, -thank-
ful; thankless, ingrate, wanting in grati-
tude, insensible of benefits.
forgotten; un-acknowledged, -thank-
ed, -requited, -rewarded; ill-requited.
Int. thank you for nothing! " et iu
Brute! '* [Julius CcBsar].
Phr. '' ingratitude! thou marble-hearted
fiend " [Lear\.
918. Forgiveness. — N. forgiveness,
pardon, condonation, grace, remission,
absolution, amnesty, oblivion; indul-
gence; reprieve.
conciliation; reconcilement; reconcili-
ation &c. (pacification) 723; propitia-
tion.
excuse, exoneration, quittance, release,
indemnity; bill -, act -, covenant -,
deed- of indemnity; exculpation &c. (ac-
quiUal) 970.
longanimity, placability; amaniium
tree; locus pcenitentice ; forbearance.
V. forgive, - and forget; pardon, con-
done, think no more of, let bygones be
bygones, shake hands; forget an injury.
excuse, pass over, overlook; wink at
&c. (neglect) 460; bear with; allow -,
make allowances- for; let one down
easily, not be too hard upon, pocket the
affront.
let off, remit, al>solve, give absolution,
reprieve; acquit &c. 970.
beg -, ask -, implore- pardon &c. n.;
conciliate, propitiate, placate; make up
919. Revenge. — N. revenge, -ment;
vengeance; avenge-ment, -ance t, sweet
revenge, vendetta, death feud, blood for
blood; retaliation &c. 718; day of reckon-
ing.
rancor, vindictiveness, implacability;
malevolence &c. 907; ruthlessness &c.
914a.
avenger, vindicator. Nemesis, Eumen-
ides.
V. re-, a-venge; vindicate; take -,
have one's- revenge; breathe -revenge,
- vengeance; wreak one's -vengeance, ~
anger.
have -accounts to settle, - a crow to
pluck, - a rod in pickle.
keep the wound green; harbor -re-
venge, - vindictive feeling; bear malice;
rankle, - in the breast.
Adj. revenge-, venge-ful; vindictive,
rancorous; pitiless &c. 914a; ruthles.s,
rigorou.s, avenging.
unforgiving, unrelenting; inexorable,
stony-hearted, implacable; relent-, re-
i morse-less.
918 — 923
AFFECTIONS
VI. ra.4
a quarrel &c. (pacify) 723; let the wound
heal.
Adj. forgiving, placable, conciliatory.
forgiven &c. v. ; un-resented, -avenged,
-revenged.
Adv. cry you mercy.
Phr. veniam petimusque damusque vicissim
[Horace]; more in sorrow than in anger; com-
prendre tout c*est toxU pardanner; " the offender
never pardons " [Heroert].
(Btemum servans stib pedore vulnus;
rankling, immitigable.
Phr. manet -cicatriXf - alld mente reposlum;
dies irce dies ilia; ** in high vengeance there is
noble scorn " [G. Eliot]; inhumanum tferbimi eti
uUio [Seneca]; malevolus animus abdiios denies
habet [Syrus]; '^ now infidel I have thee on the
hip " [Merchant of Venice],
920. Jealousy. — N. jeaious-y, -ness; jaundiced eye; envious suspicion, sus-
picion; ** green-eyed monster " [Othello]; yellows; Juno.
V. be -jealous &c. adj.; view with -jealousy, - a jealous eye.
Adj. jealous, - as a Barbary pigeon; jaundiced, yellow-eyed, envious, hom-
mad.
921. Envy. — N. envy; enviousness &c. adj.; rivalry; jalousie de mUier; ill-
will, spite.
V. envy, covet, burst with envy.
Adj. envious, invidious, covetous; alieni appetens.
Phr. ** base envy withers at another's joy " [Thomson]; casca invidia est [Livy]; muUa
petentibus desunt muUa [Horace]; summa petit livor [Ovid].
Section IV. MORAL AFFECTIONS
1. Moral Obligations
922. Eight. — N. right; what -ought
to, - should- be; fitness &c. adj.; sum-
mum jus.
justice, equity; equitableness &c. adj.;
propriety; fair play, impartiality, mea-
sure for measure, give and take, lex
talionis.
Astraea, Nemesis, Themis.
scales of justice, evenhanded justice,
karma; suum cuique; clear stage -, fair
field- and no favor.
morals &c. {duty) 926; law &c. 963;
honor &c. (probity) 939; virtue &c. 944.
V. be -right &c. adj.; stand to reason.
see -justice done, - one righted, - fair
play; do justice to; recompense &c. (re-
ward) 973; hold the scales even, give
and take; serve one right, put the saddle
on the right horse; give -every one, -
the devil- his due; audire alteram partem.
deserve &c. (be entitled to) 924.
Adj. right, good; just, reasonable;
fit &c. 924; equ-al, -able, -itable; even-
handed, fair.
legitimate, justifiable, rightful; as it
-should, - ought to- be; lawful &c. (per-
mitted) 760, (legal) 963.
deserved &c. 924.
320
923. Wrong. — N. wrong; wha«
-ought not to, - should not- be; wa—
lum in se; unreasonableness, grievance
shame.
injustice; unfairness &c. adj. ; iniquit>r
foul play, partiality, leaning; favoK*
-itism; nepotism, party spirit; imdu^
ness &c. 925; unlawfulness &c. 964.
robbing Peter to pay Paul 4c. v.] th.^
wolf and the lamb; vice &c. 945.
" a custom more honored in the breads
than the observance" [Hamlet].
V. be -wrong &c. adj.\ cry to heavef!>
for vengeance.
do -wrong &c. a.; be -inequitable Ac-
ad/.; favor, lean towards; encroach; im.-'
pose upon; reap where one has no*
sown; give an inch and take an ell; rot?
Peter to pay Paul. ,
Adj. wrong, -ful; bad, too bad; un-J
just, -fair; in-, un-equitable; unequal; I
partial, one-sided; injurious. I
objectionable; un-reasonable, -allow- f
able, -warrantable, -justifiable; im- '
proper, unfit; unjustified &c. 925; lUe
gal &c. 964; iniquitous; immoral fta
945.
in the wrong, - box.
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I
VI. IV. 1
MORAL OBLIGATIONS
922 — 926
Ad?, rightly &c. adj. ; d -, au-hon droit, Adv. wrongly <bc. adj.
in -justice, - equity, - reason. Phr. it will not do.
without -distinction of, - regard to, • — -
reroect to- persons; upon even terms.
mt. all right!
Phr. Ditu ei num droit; " in equal scale weighing delight and dole " [Hamlet]; jusliHa
mum euique diatribuit [Cicero]; jusiUicB sorer incorrupta fides; juslitia virluUm regina;
" thrice is he armed that hath his quarrel just '' [Henry Vf\.
924. Dueness. — N. due, -ness; right,
privilege, prerogative, prescription, title,
claim, pretension, demand, birthright.
immunity, liceivse, liberty, franchise;
vested -interest, - right.
sanction, authority, warranty, char-
ter; warrant &c. {permission) 700; con-
stitution &c. (law;) 963; tenure; bond &c.
{sicurity) 771.
claimant, appellant; plaintiff &c. 938.
V. be -due Ac. adj, to, - the due &c.
n. of; have -right, - title, - claim- to;
be entitled to; have a claim upon; be-
long to &c. (property) 780.
. deserve, merit, be worthy of, richly
deserve.
demand, claim; call upon -, come
upon -, appeal to- for; re-vendicate,
-claim; exact; insist -on, - upon; chal-
lenge; take one's stand, make a point of,
require, lay claim to, assert, assume,
arrogate, make good; substantiate; vin-
^dicate a -claim, - right; fit -, qualify-
for: make out a case.
give -, confer- a right; entitle; au-
thorize &c. 760; sanctify, legalize, or-
dain, prescribe, allot.
give every one his due &c. 922; pay
one's dues; have one's -due, - rights.
use a right, assert, enforce, put in
force, lay under contribution.
" Adj. having a right to &c. v.; en-
titled to; claiming; deserving, meriting,
worthy of.
privileged, allowed, sanctioned, war-
ranted, authorized; ordained, prescribed,
constitutional, chartered, enfranchised.
926. [Absence of right.] UnduenesSc
— N. undueness &c. adj, ; malum prohib-
itum; impropriety; illegality &c. 964.
falseness &c. adj.; emptiness -, inva-
lidity- of title; illegitimacy.
loss of right, disfranchisement, for-
feiture.
usurpation, tort, violation, breach, en-
croachment, presumption, assumption,
seizure; stretch, exaction, imposition,
Hon's share.
usurper, pretender.
V. be -undue &c. adj.; not be -due &c.
924.
infringe, encroach, trench on, exact;
arrogate, - to oneself; give an inch and
take an ell; stretch -, strain- a point;
usurp, violate, do violence to.
dis-franchise, -entitle, -qualify; in-
validate.
relax &c. (be lax) 738; misbehave &c.
(vice) 945; misbecome.
Adj. undue; unlawful &c. (illegal) 964;
unconstitutional; illicit; un-authorized,
-warranted, -allowed, -sanctioned, -jus-
tified; un-, dis-entitled, -qualified; un-
privileged, -chartered.
illegitimate, bastard, spurious, false;
usurped, tortious.
un-deserved, -merited, -earned; un-
fulfilled.
forfeited, disfranchised.
improper; un-meet, -fit, -befitting,
-seeinly; un-, mis-becoming; seemless;
contra bonos mores; not the thing, out
of the question, not to be thought of;
preposterous, pretentious, would-be.
Phr. filius nullius.
prescriptive, presumptive; absolute,
indefeasible; un-, in-alienable; impre-
scriptible, inviolable, unimpeachable, unchallenged; sacrosanct.
due to, merited, deserved, condign, richly deserved.
allowable Ac. (permitted) 760; lawful, licit, legitimate, legal; legalized &c.
(law) 963.
square, unexceptionable, right; equitable &c. 922; due, en regie; fit, -ting;
correct, proper, meet, befitting, becoming, seemly; decorous; creditable, up
to the mark, right as a trivet; just -, quite- the thing; selon les regies.
Adv. duly, ex officio, dejure; by -right, - divine right; jure ditnnOy Dei gra-
tidy in the name of.
Fhr. civU Ramanus turn ICicero]; d chaqut saint sa cKandcOe.
\
7a\
926 — 927a
AFFECTION!
VI. IV
926. Duty. — N. duty, what ought
to be done, moral obligation, account-
ableness, liabiUty, onus^ rcsponsibiUty;
bounden -, imperative- duty; call, - of
duty; accountability.
allegiance, fealty, tie; engagement &c.
(promise) 768; part; function, calling &c.
Qnisiness) 625.
morality, morals, decalogue; case of
conscience; conscientiousness &c. {prob-
ity) 939; conscience, inward monitor,
still small voice within, sense of duty,
tender conscience; the hell within [P, L,].
dueness &c. 924; propriety, fitness,
seemliness, amenability, decorum, t6
irpciroi/; the -thing, - proper thing; the
-right, - proper- thing to do.
[Science of morals] eth-ics, -ology;
deon-, are-tology; moral -, ethical-
philosophy; casuistry, polity.
observance, fulfillment, discharge, per-
formance, acquittal, satisfaction, re-
demption; good behavior.
V. be -the duty of, - incumbent &c.
adj, on, - responsible &c. adj. ; behoove,
become, befit, beseem; belong -, per-
tain- to; fall to one's lot; devolve on;
lie -upon, - on one's head, - at one's
door; rest -with, - on the shoulders of.
take upon oneself &c. (promise) 768;
be -, become- -bound *o, - sponsor for ;
incur a -responsibility &c. n.; be -,
stand -, lie- under an obligation; have
to answer for, owe to it oneself.
impose a -duty &c. n. ; enjoin, require,
exact; bind, - over; saddle with, pre-
scribe, assign, call upon, look to, oblige.
enter upon -, perform -, observe -, fulfill -, discharge -, adhere to -, acquit
oneself of -, satisfy- -a duty, ~ an obligation; act one's part, redeem one's
pledge, do justice to, be at one's post; do duty; do one's duty &c. (be tdrtuous)
944.
be on one's good behavior, mind one's P's and Q's.
Adj. obligatory, binding; imperative, peremptory; stringent &c. (severe)
73^; behooving &c. y. ; incumbent -, chargeable- on; under obligation; obliged
-, bound -, tied- by; saddled with.
due -, beholden -, bound -, indebted- to; tied down; compromised. Ac.
(promised) 768; in duty bound.
amenable, liable, accountable, responsible, answerable.
right, meet &c. (due) 924; moral, ethical, casuistical, conscientious, etho-
logical.
Adv. with a safe conscience, as in duty bound, on one's own responsibility,
at one's own risk, suo periado; inforo conscientice ; quamdiu se bene gesserU.
Phr. dura lex sed lex: dulce el decorum est pro patria mori: honos habel onus; leve fit quod
benefertur onus [Ovid|; loyaute m^ oblige; " simple duty hath no place for fear " [Whittierl;
** stem daughter of the voice of God [Wordsworth]: " there is a higher law than the Con'
etitution " [Wm. Sewardl.
927. Dereliction of Duty .— N. d
eliction of duty; fault &c. (guiU) 9
sin &c. (vice) 945; non-obseryance, -p
formance; neglect, relaxation, infracti
violation, transgression, failure, evasi
dead letter.
V. violate; break, - through;
fringe; set -aside, - at naught; encro
-, trench- upon; trample -on, - ur
foot; sUght, neglect, evade, renoui
forswear, repudiate; wash one's ha
of; escape, transgress, fail.
call to account &c. (disapprobat\
932.
927a. Exemption. — N. exempt
freedom, irresponsibility, immuiuty,
erty, license, release, exoneration,
cuse, dispensatioiV) absolution, francb
renunciation, discharge; exculpation
970.
V. be -exempt &c. adj.
exempt, release, acquit, dischai
quitclaim, remise, remit; free, set at
erty, let off, pass over, spare, exci
dispense with, give dispensation, licer
stretch a point; absolve &c. (forg^i
918; exonerate &c. (exculpate) 970; si
the necessity.
Adj. exempt, free, inunune, at libei
scot-free; released &c. v, ; unbound, un
cumbered; irresponsible, unaccountal
not answerable; excusable.
Phr. bonis nocet quisquis pepercerit m
[Syrus].
S^
vXiv.2
MORAL OBLIGATIONS
928— ii30
2. Moral Sentiments
929. Disrespect. — N. dis-respect,
-esteem, -estimation; disparagement &c.
(dispraise) 932, (detraction) 934.
irreverence; slight, neglect; spretce in-
juria forma; [Vergil], superciliousness &c.
(contempt) 930.
vilipendency t, contumely, affront, dis-
honor, insult, indignity, outrage, dis-
courtesy &c. 895; practical joking;
scurrility, scoffing, sibilation; ir-, de-ri-
sion; mockery; irony (fee. (ridicule) 856,
sarcasm.
hiss, hoot, gibe, flout, jeer, scoff,
gleek t, taunt, sneer, quip, fling, wipe,
slap in the face.
V. hold in disrespect &c. (despise)
930; misprize, disregard, slight, trifle
with, set at naught, pass by, push aside,
overlook, turn one's back upon, laugh in
one's sleeve; be -disrespectful &c. adj., -
discourteous &c. 895; treat with -disre-
spect &c. n. ; set down, browbeat.
dishonor, desecrate; insult, affront,
outrage.
speak slightingly of; disparage &c.
(dispraise) 932; vilipend, call names;
throw -, fling- dirt; drag through the
mud, point at, indulge in personalities;
make -mouths, - faces; bite the thumb;
take -, pluck- by the beard; toss in a
blanket, tar and feather.
have -, hold- in derision; deride, scoff,
barrack, sneer, laugh at, snigger, ridicule,
gibe, mock, jeer, taunt, twit, niggle.,
^loek, gird, flout, fleer; roast, turn into
ridicule; burlesque &c. 856; laugh tc
scorn &c. (contempt) 930; smoke; fool;
make -game, - a fool, - an April fool- of ;
play a practical joke; lead one a dance,
run the rig upon, have a fling at, scout,
hiss, hoot, mob.
Adj. disrespectful; aweless, irreverent :
disparaging &c. 934; insulting &c. v.
supercilious &c. (scornful) 930; rude,
derisive, sarcastic; scurri-le, -lous; con-
tumelious.
un-respected , -worshiped , -envied
-saluted ; un-, dis-regarded.
Adv. disrespectfully &c. adj.
930. Contempt. — N. contempt, disdain, scorn, sovereign contempt; despi-
sal, -ciency; despisement; viUpendency, contumely; slight, sneer, spurn, by-
word; despect.
contemptuousness Ac. adj.; scornful eye; smile of contempt; derisiou &c.
(disrespect) 929.
928. Respect. — N. respect, regard,
consideration; courtesy &c. 894; atten-
tion, deference, reverence, , honor, es-
teem, estimation, veneration, admira-
tion; approbation &c. 931.
homage, fealty, obeisance, genuflec-
tion, kneeling, prostration; obsequious-
ness &c. 886; salaam, kotow, bow, pre-
senting arms, salute.
respects, regards, duty, devoirs, egards.
devotion Ac. (piety) 987.
V. respect, regard; revere, -nee; hold
in reverence, honor, venerate, hallow;
esteem &c. (approve*of) 931; think much
of; entertain -, bear- respect for; look
up to, defer to; have -, hold- a high
opinion of; pay -attention, - respect &c.
n.- to; do -, re;ider- honor to; do the
honors, hail; show courtesy &c. 894;
salute, present arms; do -, pay- homage
to; pay tribute to, kneel to, bow to,
bend the knee to; fall down before, pros-
trate oneself, kiss the hem of one^s gar-
ment; worship &c. 990.
keep one's distance, make room, ob-
serve due decorum, stand upon cere-
mony.
conmiand -, inspire- respect; awe,,
impose, overawe, dazzle.
Adj. respecting &c. v.; respectful,
deferential, decorous, reverential, obse-
quious, ceremonious, bareheaded, cap
in hand, on one's knees; prostrate &c. •
Xsenrile) 886.
respected &c. v. ; in high -esteem, - es-
iimation; time-honored, venerable, enie-
ritus. •
Adv. in deference to; with -all, - due,
— the highest- respect; with submis-
sion.
saving your -grace, - presence; salva
sU revereniia; pace tanti nominis.
Int. hail! all hail! esto perpetual may
your shadow never be less!
Phr. " and pluck up drowned honor by the
locks" [Henry iV]] "his honor rooted in dis-
honor stood [Tennyson]; " honor pricks me
on " [Henry IV].
930 — 932
AFFECTIONS
VI. IV.
[State of being despised] despisedness.
V. despise, contemn, scorn, disdain, feel contempt for, view with a scornful
eye; disregard, slight, not mind; pass by &c. (neglect) 460.
look down upon; hold -cheap, - in contempt, - in disrespect; think -nothing,
- small beer- of; make light of; underestimate &C..483; esteem -slightly, - of
small or no account; take no account of, care nothing for; set no store by; not
care a -straw &c. (unimportance) 643; set at naught, laugh in one's sleeve, snap
one's fingers at, shrug one's shoulders, turn up one's nose at, pooh-pooh,
" damn with faint praise " [Pope]; sneeze -, whistle -, sneer- at; curl up one's
lip, toss the head, trailer de haut en baa; laugh at &c. (be disrespectful) 929.
point the finger of -, hold up to -, laugh to- scorn; scout, hoot, flout, hiss,
scoff at.
turn -one's back, - a cold shoulder- upon; tread -, trample- -upon, - under
foot; spurn, kick; fling to the winds &c. (repudiate) 610; send away with a flea
in the ear.
Adj. contemptuous; disdain-, scorn-ful; withering, contumelious, super-
cilious, cynical, haughty, bumptious, cavalier; derisive.
contemptible, despicable; pitiable; pitiful &c. (unimportard) 643; despised
&c. y.; downtrodden; unenvied.
Adv. contemptuously &c. adj.
Int. a fig for &c. (unimportant) 643; bah! never mind! away with! hang it!
fiddlededee!
Phr. " a dismal universal hiss, the sound of public scorn " [Paradise Lost]\ " I had rather
be a dog and bay the moon than such a Roman '' [Jidius CcBsar],
931. Approbation. — N. approba-
tion; approv-al, -cment; sanction, ad-
vocacy; nod of approbation; esteem,
estimation, good opinion, golden opin-
ions, admiration; love &c. 897; appre-
ciation, regard, account, popularity,
Ki)3o9, credit; repute &c. 873; best seller.
commendation, praise; laud, -ation;
good word; meed -, tribute- of praise;
encomium; eulog-y, -ium; elogey pane-
gyric; homage, hero worship; benedic-
tion, blessing, benison.
applause, plaudit, clap; clapping, - of
hands; accl-aim, -amation; cheer; psean,
hosannah; shout -, peal -, chorus -,
thunders- of -applause &c. ; Pry taneum.
V. approve; approbate,^ think -good,
- much of, - well of, - highly of; esteem,
value, prize; set great store -by, - on.
do justice to, appreciate; honor, hold
in esteem, look up to, admire; Hke &c.
897; be in favor of, wish Godspeed; hail,
- with satisfaction,
stand -, stick- up for; uphold, hold up,
countenance, sanction; clap -, pat- on
the back; keep in countenance, indorse;
give credit, recommend; mark with a
white -mark, - stone.
commend, belaud, praise, laud, com-
pliment, pay a tribute, bepraise; clap, -
* /Obsolete in England except in legal writings,
tecbnical sense for licence. C. O. S. M.l.
324
932. Disapprobation. — N. disai>-
pro-bation, -val; improbationf; dis-esk
teem, -valuation, -placency; odium; dis-
like &c. 8G7.
dis-praise, -commendation; blame]
censure, obloquy; detraction &c. 934:
disparagement, depreciation; denuncia-
tion; condemnation &c. 971; ostracism:
black list.
animadversion, reflection, stricturej
objection, exception, criticism; sardonic
-grin, - laugh; sarcasm, insinuation, in-
nuendo ; bad -, poor ~, left-handed- com-
pliment.
satire; sneer &c. (contempt) 930;
taunt &c. (disrespect) 929; cavil, carp-
ing, censoriousness; hypercriticism &c.
(fastidiou^sness) 868.
reprehension, remonstrance, expostu-
lation, reproof, reprobation, admonition^
increpation, reproach; rebuke, repri-
mand, castigation, jobation, lecture,
curtain lecture, blow up, wigging, dress-
ing, rating, scolding, trimming; correc-
tion, set down, rap on the knuckles,
coup de beCf rebuff; slap, - on the face;
home thrust, hit; frown, scowl, black
look.
diatribe; jeremi-ad, -ade; tirade, phi-
lippic.
but surviving in the United States chiefly in •
3
VI.iy.2
MORAL SENTIMENTS
931 — 932
the hands; applaud, cheer, acclamate,
encore; panegyrize, eulogize, cry up,
prdneTj pufiF; extol, - to the skies; mag-
aify, glorify, exalt, swell, make much of;
flatter Ac. 933; bless, give a blessing to;
have -, say- a good word for; speak
-well, - highly, - in high terms- of;
fiing -, sound -, chaunt -, resound- the
praises of; sing praises to; cheer -, ap-
plaud- to the -echo, - very echo.
redound to the -honor, - praise, -
credit- of; do credit to; deserve -praise
4c. n.; reconunend itself; pass muster.
be -praised &c.; receive honorable
mention; be in -favor, - high favor-
^th; ring with the praises of, win gold-
en opinions, gain credit, find favor with,
stand well in the opinion of; laudari a
^udaio viro.
Adj. approving &c. v.; in favor of;
lost in admiration.
^ commendatory, complimentary, bene-
dictory, laudatory, panegyrical, eulogis-
tic, encomiastic, lavish of praise, uncri-
tical.
approved, praised &c. v. ; un-censured,
"impeached; popular, in good odor; in
Wgh esteem &c. (respected) 928; in -,
in high- favor.
deserving -, worthy of- praise &c. n. ;
praiseworthy, commendable, of estima-
tion; good &c. 648; meritorious, esti-
Qfiable, creditable, plausible, unimpeach-
*l>le; beyond all praise.
Adv. with credit, to admiration; well
^c 618; with three times three.
Int. hear hear! bully for you! * well
done! bravo! bravissimo! euge! made
^^iute! SQ far so good, that's right, quite
^ight; optime! one cheer more; may your
^tiadow never be less! esto perpetual long
*^ife to! viva! evviva! Godspeed! vaUte ei
t^lavdite! encore! bis!
,^ Phr. probatum est; taccnt satis lawlant;
eervant of God, well done! " [Paradise Lost\.
clamor, outcry, hue and cry; hi&s,
-ing; sibilation, catcall; execration &c.
908.
chiding, upbraiding &c. v.\ cxprobra-
tion, abuse, vituperation, invective, ob-
jurgation, contumely; hard -, cutting -,
bitter- words.
evil-speaking; bad language &c. 908;
personality.
V. disapprove; disHke &c. 867; lament
&c. 839; object to, take exception to;
be scandalized at, think ill of; view with
-disfavor, - dark eyes, - jaundiced eyes;
nil admiroriy disvalue, improbate. t
frown upon, look grave; bend -, knit-
the brows; shake the head at, shrug the
shoulders; turn up the nose &c. {con-
tempt) 930; look -askance, - black upon;
look with an evil eye; make a wry -face,
- mouth- at; set one's face against.
dis-praise, -commend, -parage; dep-
recate, speak ill of, not speak well of;
condemn &c. {find guilty) 971.
blame; lay -, cast- blame upon; cen-
sure, frondevj reproach, pass censure on,
reprobate, impugn.
remonstrate, expostulate, recriminate.
reprehend, chide, admonish; berate,
betongue; bring -, call — to account, -
over the coals, - to order; take to task,
reprove, lecture, bring to book; read a
-lesson, - lecture- to; rebuke, correct.
reprimand, chastise, castigate, lash,
blow up, trounce, trim, laver la tete, over-
haul; give it one, - finely; gibbet.
accuse &c. 938; impe'ach, denounce;
hold up to -reprobation, - execration;
expose, brand, gibbet, stigmatize; show
-, pull -, take- up; cry " shame " upon;
be outspoken ; raise a hue and cry against.
execrate &c. 908; exprobate, speak
daggers, vituperate; abuse, - like a
pickpocket; scold, rate, objurgate, up-
braid, fall foul of; jaw; rail, - at, - in
good set terms; bark at; anathematize,
call names; call by -hard, - ugly- names;
a-t, re- vile; vili-fy, -pcnd; bespatter; backbite; clapperclaw; rave -, thun-
der -, fulminate- against; load with reproaches.
exclaim -, protest -, inveigh -, declaim -, cry out -, raise one's voice-
against.
decry; cry -, run -, frown- down; clamor, hiss, hoot, mob, ostracize, black-
list; draw up -, sign- a round robin.
animadvert -, reflect- upon; glance at; cast -reflection, - reproach, - a
slur- ui)on; insinuate, damn with faint praise; '' hint a fault and hesitate
dislike ''; not to be able to say much for.
scoff at, i)oint at; twit, taunt &c. {diffresped) 929; sneer at &c. {despise)
230; satirize, lampoon; defame &c. {detrad) 934; depreciate, find fault ^tib..
932 — 934
AFFECTIONS
VI. IV. 2
criticize, cut up; pull ~, pick- to pieces; take exception; cavil; peck -, nibble -,
carp- at; be -censorious &c. adj,; pick -holes, - a hole, - a hole in one's coat;
make a fuss about.
take -, set- down; snub, snap one up, give a rap on the knuckles; throw a
stone -at, - in one's garden; have a -fling, - snap- at; have words with*, pluck
a crow with; give one a -wipe, - lick with the rough side of the tongue.
incur blame, excite disapprobation, scandalize, shock, revolt; get a bad
name, forfeit one's good opinion, be under a cloud, come under the ferule,
bring a hornet's nest about one's ears.
take blame, stand corrected; have to answer for.
Adj. disapproving &c. v.; scandalized.
disparaging, condemnatory, damnatory, denunciatory, reproachful, abu-
sive, objurgatory, clamorous, vituperative; defamatory &c. 934.
satirical, sarcastic, sardonic, cynical, dry, sharp, cutting, biting, severe,
withering, trenchant, hard upon; censorious, critical, captious, carping,
hypercritical; fastidious &c. 868; sparing of -, grudging -praise.
disapproved, chid &c. v.; in bad odor, blown upon, unapproved; unblest;
at a discount, exploded; weighed in the balance and found wanting.
blameworthy, reprehensible &c. {guilt) 947; to -, worthy of- blame; an-
swerable, uncommendable, exceptionable, not to be thought of; bad &c. 649;
vicious &c. 945,.
un-lamented, -bewailed, -pitied.
Adv. with a wry face; reproachfully <&c. adj.
Int. it is too bad! it -won't, - will never- do! marry come up! Oh! come!
'sdeath!
forbid it Heaven! God -, Heaven- forbid! out -, fie- upon it! away with!
tut! 0 temporaf 0 mores! shame! fie, - for shame! out on you!
tell it not in Gath!
933. Flattery. — N. flattery, adu-
lation, gloze; bland-ishment, -iloquence;
cajolery; fawning, wheedling &c. t'.;
captation, coquetry, obsequiousness, sy-
cophancy, flunkeyism, toadeating, tuft-
hunting; snobbishness.
incense, honeyed words, flummery;
bun-kum, -combe; blarney, placebo,
butter; soft -soap, - sawder; rose water.
voice of the charmer, mouth honor;
lip homage; euphemism; unctuousness
&c. adj.
V. flatter, praise to the skies, puff;
wheedle, cajole, glayer, coax; fawn, -
upon; humor, gloze, soothe, pet, coquet,
slaver, butter; jolly [U. S.]; be-spatter,
-slubber, -plaster, -slaver; lay it on
thick, overpraise; earwig, cog, collogue;
truckle -, pander or pandar -, pay court-
to; court; creep into the good graces of,
curry favor with, hang on the sleeve of;
fool to the top of one's bent; lick the
dust.
lay the flattering unction to one's soul,
gild the pill, make things pleasant.
overestimate &c. 482; exaggerate &c.
549.
Adj. Rattering &c. v.; adulatory;
326
934. Detraction. — N. detraction,
disparagement, depreciation, vilifica-
tion, obloquy, scurrility, scandal, de-
famation, aspersion, traducement, slan-
der, calumny, obtrectation t, evil-speak-
ing, backbiting, scandalum magnatum.
personality, libel, lampoon, skit, pas-
quinade; chronique scandaleuse; roor-
back [U. S.].
sarcasm, cjmicism; criticism {disajh
probation) 932; inVective &c. 932; en-
venomed tongue; spretce injuria fomuB.
detractor &c. 936.
V. detract, derogate, decry, depre-
ciate, disparage; run -, cry- down; back-
cap [U. S.]; belittle; sneer at &c. (con-
temn) 930; criticize, pull to pieces, pick
a hole in one's coat, asperse, cast as-
persions, blow upon, bespatter, blacken,
vili-fy, -pend; avile t; give a dog a bad
name, brand, malign; muckrake; back-
bite, libel, lampoon, traduce, slander,
defame, calumniate, bear false witness
against; speak ill of behind one's back.
fling dirt &c. (disrespect) 929; anath-
ematize &c. 932; dip the pen in gall, view
in a bad light.
Adj. detracting &c. v.; defamatory,
VLiv.2
MORAL SENTIMENTS
933 — 938
detractory, derogatory; disparaging, li-
belous; scurril-e, -ous; abusive; foul-
spoken, -tongued, -mouthed; slander-
ous; calumni-ous, -atory; sar-castic,
-donic; satirical, cynical.
Phr. " damn with faint praise, assent ^ith
civil leer: and without sneenng, teach the rest
to sneer [Pope]; another lie nailed to the
counter; " cut men's throats with whisperings "
[B. JoDaon]; '' foul whisperings are abroad " [Macbeth]: '' soft-buz2dng slander " [Thomson];
** virtue itself 'scapes not calunmious strokes " [Hamlet],
mealy-y honey-mouthed; honeyed;
smocMth, - tongued; soapy, oily, unc-
tuou8| blandiloquent, specious; fine-,
fair-spoken; plausible, servile, syco-
phantic, fulsome; courtier-ly, -like.
Ady. ad captandum.
936. Flatterer. — N. flatterer, adu-
lator; eu-logist, -phemist; optimist,
encomiast, laudator, whitewasher.
toad-y, -eater; sycophant, courtier.
Sir Pertinax MacSycophant; fldneur,
prdneur; puffer, touter, claqueur; claw-
back, earwig, doer of dirty work; para-
site, hanger-on Ac. {servility) 886.
Phr. peasimum genus inimicorum laudantes
[Tacitus].
936. Detractor. — N. detractor, re-
prover; cens-or, -urer; cynic, critic,
caviler, carper, Word-catcher, frondeur;
barracker.
defamer, backbiter, slanderer. Sir Ben-
jamin Backbite, lampooner, satirist, tra-
ducer, libeler, calumniator, dawplucker,
Thersites; Zoilus; good-natured friend
[satirically] ; reviler, vituperator, cas-
tigator; shrew &c. 901 ; muckraker.
disapprover, laudator temporis acti
[Horace].
.Adj. black-mouthed, abusive &c. 934.
987. Vindication. — N. vindication,
justification, warrant; exoneration, ex-
culpation; acquittal &c. 970; white-
washing.
extenuation; pallia-tion, -tive; soften-
ing, mitigation.
reply, defense; recrimination &c. 938.
apology, gloss, varnish; plea &c. 617;
salvo; excuse, extenuating circum-
stances; allowance, - to be made; loais
PosnUentice.
apologist, vindicator, justifier; dcfend-
^^t Ac. 938.
justifiable charge, true bill.
V. justify, warrant; be -an -excuse
: €. n.- for; lend a color^ furnish a handle;
^indicate; ex-, dis-culpate; acquit &c.
^"70; clear, set right, exonerate, white-
"^"adi; clear the skirts of..
extenuate, palliate, excuse, soften,
Apologize, varnish, slur, glozc; put a
'^loss, - good face- upon; mince; gloss
over, bolster up, help a lame dog over a
Stile.
advocate, defend, plead one's cause;
stand -, stick -, speak- up for; contend
-, speak- for; bear out, keep in counte-
nance, support; plead &c. 617; say in
defense; plead ignorance; confess and
avoid, propugn t, P^ in a good word for.
take the will for the deed, make allow-
938. Accusation. — N. accusation,
charge, imputation, slur, inculpation,
exprobration, delation; crimination; in-,
ac-, re-crimination; iu quoque argument;
invective &c. 932.
de-nunciation, -nouncement; libel,
challenge, citation, arraignment; im-,
ap-peachment t; indictment, bill of in-
dictment, true bill; lawsuit &c. 969; con-
demnation &c. 971.
gravamen of a charge, head and front
of one's offending, argumentum ad homi'
nem; scandal &c. {detraction) 934; scan-
dolum 7nagnatum.
accuser, prosecutor, plaintiff; relator,
informer; appellant.
accused, defendant, prisoner, panel,
respondent; litigant.
V. accuse, charge, tax, impute, twit,
taunt with, reproach.
brand with reproach; stigmatize, slur;
cast a -stone at, - slur on ; in-, criminate;
inculpate, implicate; call to account &c.
(censure) 932; take to -blame, - task;
put in the black book.
inform against, indict, denounce, ar-
raign ; im-, ap-peach t ; have up, show up,
pull up; challenge, cite, lodge a com-
plaint; prosecute, bring an action
against &c. 969; blow upon.
charge -, saddle- with; lay to one's
937 — 940
AFFECTIONS
VI. IT. 2
ance for, do justice to; give -one, - the
Devil- his due.
make good; prove -the truth of, -
one's case; be justified by the event.
Adj. vindicat-ed, -ing &c. v,; vindi-
cat-ive, -ory; palliative; exculpatory;
apologetic.
excusable, defensible, pardonable;
veni-al, -able; specious, plausible, justi-
fiable.
Phr. " honi aoit qui mal y pense;^* " good
wine needs no bush."
-door, - charge; lay the blame on, brixig
home to; cast -, throw- in one's teet;.li;
cast the first stone at.
have -, keep- a rod in pickle for; hi^^ve
a crow to pluck with.
trump up a charge.
Adj. accusing &c. v.; accusat-oary,
-ive; imputative, denunciatory;
criminatory.
accused &c. v,; suspected^ under
picion, - a cloud, - surveillance; in
-custody, - detention; in the -lockup, -
watch-house, - house of detention,
accusable, imputable; in-defensible, -excusable; un-pardonable, -justifi-
able; vicious &c. 845.
Int. look at home; tu quoque &c. {retaliation) 718.
Phr. '' the breath of accusation kills an innocent name '^ [Shelley]; " thou can'st 0ot
say I did it " [Macbeih]-
3. Moral Conditions
939. Probity. — N. probity, integ-
rity, rectitude; uprightness &c. adj.\
honesty, faith; honor; honne foi, good
faith, bona fides; purity, clean hands.
fairness &c. adj,; fair play, justice,
equity, impartiality, principle; grace.
constancy; faithfulness &c. adj,; fi-
deUty, loyalty; incorrupt-ion, -ibility.
trustworthiness &c. adj.; truth, can-
dor, singleness of heart; veracity &c.
543; tender conscience &c. {sense of
dvty) 926.
punctilio, delicacy, nicety; scrupul-
osity, -ousness &c. adj.; scruple; point,
- of honor; punctuality.
dignity &c. {repute) 873; respecta-
bility, -bleness &c. adj.; gentilhommey
gentleman; man of -honor, - his word;
fidus Achates J preuz chevalier ^ galan-
tuomo; true-penny, trump, brick; true
Briton; white man * [U. S.].
court of honor, a fair field and no
favor; argumentum ad verecundiam.
V. be -honorable &c. adj. ; deal -hcJn-
orably, - squarely, - impartially, -
fairly; speak the truth <&c. {veracity) 543;
draw a straight furrow; tell the truth
and shame the Devil, vitam impendere
vera; show a proper spirit, make a point
of; do one's duty &c. {virtue) 944.
redeem one's pledge &c. 926; keep -,
be as good as- one's -promise, - word;
keep faith with, not fail.
give and take, audire alteram partem^
give the Devil his due, put the saddle on
the right horse.
J28
940. Improbity. — N. improbity;
dishon-esty, -or; deviation from recti^
tude; disgrace &c. {disrepute) 874; fraod
&c. {deception) 545; lying &c. 544; b^^
-, Punic- faith; 77?^ -, Punica- fid^^9
infideHty; faithlessness &c. adj.; Jud^^
kiss, betrayal.
breach of -promise, - trust, - faitl^»
prodition t, disloyalty, treason, hi^^
treason; apostacy &c. {tergiversaiioiw^
607; nonobservance &c. 773.
ehabbiness &c. adj.; villany;
&c. adj.; abjection, debasement, turp^"^
tude, moral turpitude, laxity, trimmin^T^
shuffling.
perfidy ; perfidiousness &c. adj. ; treact^*^
ery, double dealing; unfairness &c. ad/- ^
knavery, roguery, rascality, foul-play^?
jobb-ing, -ery ; graft; venality, nepotisncE r
corruption, job, shuffle, fishy transaa-^
tion; barratry, sharp practice, heads I
win tails you lose; mouth honor &c-
{flattery) 933.
V. be -dishonest &c. adj.; play false;
break one's -word, - faith, - proo^ise;
jilt, betray, forswear; shuffle &c. (lie)
544; live by one's wits, sail near the
wind.
disgrace -, dishonor -, demean -,
degrade- oneself; derogate, stoop, grovel,
sneak, lose caste; sell oneself, go over
to the enemy; seal one's infamy.
Adj. dishon-est, -orable; un-con-
scientious, -scrupulous; fraudulent Ac
545; knavish; disgraceful &c. {disrepU'
iabU) 974; wicked &c. 945.
V^I. IV. 3
MORAL CONDITIONS
939 — 943
redound to one's honor.
Adj. upright; honest, - as daylight;
iToracious Ac. 643; virtuous &c. 944;
lonorable; fair, right, just, equitable,
m partial, evenhanded, square; fair -,
>I>cn- and aboveboard; white * [U. S.].
constant, - as the northern star; faith-
ul, loyal, staunch; true, - blue, - to
^rxc's colors, - to the core, - as the
needle to the pole; " marble-constant "
ArUony and CkopcUra]; true-hearted,
*ia8t-y, -worthy; as good as one's word,
o be depended on, incorruptible.
straightforward &c. {ingenuous) 703;
rcuik, candid, open-hearted.
conscientious, tender-conscienced,
ight-minded; high-principled, -minded;
^rupulous, religious, strict; nice, punc-
tilious, correct, punctual; respect-, rep-
*t-able; gentlemanlike.
inviol-able, -ate ; un-violated, -broken,
'l>€trayed; un-bought, -bribed.
innocent &c. 946; pure, stainless; un-
^ti«uned, -tarnished, -sullied, -tainted,
'I>€rjured; uncorrupt, -ed; unde-filed,
'l>raved, -bauched; integer vitoe sceleris-
^^-ce purus [Horace] ; Justus ei tenax pro-
positi [Horace].
chivalrous, jealous of honor, sans
^^mr ei sans reproche; high-spirited.
supramundane, unworldly, over-scrupulous.
Adv. honorably Ac. adj,; bond fide; on the square, in good faith, honor
ight, foro conscierUicB, with clean hands.
Phr. " a face untaught to feign " [Pope]; bene qui latuit bene vixit [Ovid]; mens sibi con-
a recti ^ probitas hudatur el algel [JuvensA]; fidelis ad umam; '' his heart as far from fraud
^ heaven from earth " [Tido Gentlemen]; loyaut6 m* oblige; loyatUi n*a honte; " what stronger
^^"eastpiate than a heart untainted? " [Henry VI],
941. Knave. — N. knave, rogue; Scapin, rascal; Lazarillo de Tormes; bad
man Ac. 949; blackguard &c. 949; barrat-er, -or; shyster [U. S.].
traitor, betrayer, archtraitor, conspirator, Judas, Catihne; reptile, serpent,
snake in the grass, wolf in sheep's clothing, sneak, Jerry Sneak, squealer *, tell-
tale, mischief-maker; trimmer, renegrade &c. (tergiversation) 607; truant, re-
creant; sycophant &c. (servility) 886.
false-hearted, disingenuous; unfair,
one-sided; double, -hearted, -tongued,
-faced; timeserving, crooked, tortuous,
insidious, Machiavelian, dark, slippery;
fishy; perfidious, treacherous, perjured.
infamous, arrant, foul, base, vile, ig-
nominious, blackguard.
contemptible, abject, mean, shabby,
'little, paltry, dirty, scurvy, scabby,
sneaking, groveling, scrubby, rascally,
pettifogging; beneath one.
low-minded, -thought^d; base-mind-
"■undignified, indign t; unbe-co^ing,
-seeming, -fitting; de-rogatory, -grad-
ing; infra dignitatem; ungentleman-ly,
-Uke; un-knightly, -chivalric, -manly,
-handsome; recreant, inglorious.
corrupt, venal; debased, mongrel.
faithless, of bad faith, false, unfaithful,
disloyal; untrustworthy; trust-, troth-
less; lost to shame, dead to honor; barra-
trous.
Adv. dishonestly &c. adj, ; maid fide,
like a thief in the night, by crooked
paths.
Int. 0 temporal 0 mores! [Cicero].
Phr. corruptissimd respublicd plurinuB leges
[Tacitus].
942. Disinterestedness. — N. dis-
interestedness &c. adj.; generosity; lib-
^ral-ity, -ism; altruism ; benevolence &c.
S06; elevation, loftiness of purpose, ex-
altation, magnanimity; chival-ry, -rous
Bpirit; heroism, sublimity.
self-denial, -abnegation, -sacrifice,
-immolation, -control &c. (resolution)
604; stoicism, devotion, martyrdom,
suttee.
labor of love.
V. be -disinterested &c. adj.] make a
sacrifice, lay one's head on the block;
943. Selfishness. — N. selfishness &c.
adj.; self-love, -indulgence, -worship,
-interest; ego-tism, -ism; amour propre
&c. (vanittj) 880; nepotism.
worldliness &c. adj. ; world wisdom.
illiberaHty; meanness &c. adj.
time-pleaser, -server; tuft-, fortune-
hunter ; jobber, worldling; egotist, egoist,
monopolist, nepotist; dog in the manger,
charity that begins at home; canis in
prcesepiy " foes to nobleness," tempo-
rizer, trimmer.
V. be -afelfifiXi &.^. qAv\ 'S^'^'^»'^ -^xs^.-
942 — 946
AFFECTIONS
VI. IV. 3
put oneself in the place of others, do as
one would be done by, do unto others as
we would men should do unto us.
Adj. disinterested; unselfish; self-
denying, -sacrificing, -devoted; gener-
ous.
handsome, liberal, noble; noble-, high-
minded; princely, great, high, elevated,
lofty, exalted, spirited, stoical, magnani-
mous; great-, large-hearted; chivalrous,
heroic, sublime.
un-bought, -bribed; uncorrupted &c.
{upright) 939.
Phr. non vobia solum.
dulge -, coddle- oneself; consult one's
own -wishes, - pleasure; look after one's
own interest; feather one's nest; take
care of number one, have an eye to the
main chance, know on which side one's
bread is buttered; give an inch and take
an ell.
Adj. selfish; self-seeking, -indulgent,
-interested; wrapt up -, centered- in
self; egotistic, -al; egoistical.
illiberal, mean, ungenerous, narrow-
minded; mercenary, venal; covetous &c.
819.
unspiritual, earthly, -minded; mun-
dane; worldly, -nidnded, -wise; time-
serving.
interested; alieni appetens sui profusus.
Adv. ungenerously &c. adj.; to gain some private ends,, from interested
motives.
Phr. aprhs nous le dduge.
944. Virtue. — N. virtue; virtuous-
ness &c. ad/.; morality; moral rectitude;
integrity &c. {probity) 939; nobleness &c.
873.
morals; ethics &c. {duty) 926; car-
dinal virtues.
merit, worth, desert, excellence, credit;
self-control &c. {resolution) 604; self-
denial &c. {temperance) 953.
well-doing; good -actions, - behavior;
discharge -, fulfillment -, performance-
of duty ; well-spent life ; innocence &c. 946.
V. be -virtuous &c. adj. ; practice -vir-
tue &c. n.; do -, fulfill -, perform -, dis-
charge- one's duty; redeem one's pledge
&c. 926; act well, - one's part; fight the
good fight; acquit oneself well; com-
mand -, master- one's passions; keep
in the right path.
set -an, - a good-example; be on one's
-good, - best- behavior.
Adj. virtuous, good;* innocent &c.
946; meritorious, deserving, worthy,
desertful, correct; dut-iful, -eous; mor-
al; right, -eous, -minded; well-inten-
tioned, creditable, laudable, commend-
able, praiseworthy; above -, beyond-
all praise; excellent, admirable; sterling,
pure, noble; whole-souled.
exemplary; match-, peer-less; saint-
ly, -like; heaven-born, angelic, seraphic,
godlike.
Adv. virtuously &c. adj. ; e merito.
Phr. esse qnam vi'ieri bonus malehnt (SallustJ;
Schonhvil vcrgrht Tu/fend heste.ht: " virtue the
iH't'^tcst of all monarchies " [Swift]; virtus lau-
t/a/ur e/ a/ffe^ [Juvenal]; virtus mtcU invidiam.
330
946. Vice. — N. vice; evil -doing, -
courses; wrongdoing; wickedness, vi-
ciousness &c. adj. ; iniquity, peccability,
demerit; sin, Adam; old -, off ending-
Adam.
immorality, impropriety, indecorum,
scandal, laxity, looseness of morals; en-
do-, exo-phagy; want of -principle, -
ballast; obliquity, backsliding, infamy,
demoralization, pravity, depravity, pol-
lution; hardness of heart; brutality &c.
{malevolence) 907; corruption &c. (cto-
basemeni) 659; knavery &c. {imprcbity)
940; profligacy; flagrancy, atrocity; can-
nibalism; lesbianism, Sadism.
infirmity; weakness &c. adj.; weak-
ness of the flesh, frailty, imperfection,
error; weak side; foible; fail-ing, -ure;
crying -, besetting- sin; defect, defi-
ciency; cloven foot.
lowest dregs of vice, sink of iniquity,
Alsatian den ; gusto picaresco.
fault, crime; criminality &c. {guilC)
947.
sinner &c. 949.
[Resorts] brothel &c. 961 ; gambling
house &c. 621 ; joint *, opium den.
V. be -vicious &c. adj.; sin, commit
sin, do amiss, err, transgress; misde-
mean -, forget -, misconduct- oneself;
mis-do, -behave; fall, lapse, slip, trip,
offend, trespass; deviate from the -line
of duty, - path of virtue &c. 944; take
a wrong course, go astray; hug a -an,
- fault ; sow one^s wild oats.
render -vicious &c. adj.; demoralize,
brutalize; corrupt Ac. {degrade) 659. K
VI. IV. 3
MORAL CONDITIONS
946 — 947
AdJ.^ vicious; sinful; sinning &c. v,; wicked, iniquitous, immoral, un-
righteous, wrong, criminal; naughty, incorrect; undut-eous, -iful.
unprincipled, lawless, disorderiy, contra bonos moreSy indecorous, unseemly,
improper; dissolute, profligate, scampish; unworthy; worth-, desert-less; dis-
graceful, recreant; reprehensible, blameworthy, uncommendable; dis-
creditable, -reputable; Sadistic.
base, sinister, scurvy, foul, gross, vile, black, grave, facinorous t, felonious,
nefarious, shameful, scandalous, infamous, villanous, of a deep dye, heinous;
flag-rant, -itious; atrocious, incarnate, accursed.
Mepbistophehan, satanic, diabolic, heUish, infernal, stygian, fiendlike, hell-
bom, demoniacal, devilish, fiendish.
mis-created, -begotten; demoralized, corrupt, depraved.
evil-minded, -disposed; ill-conditioned; malevolent &c. 907; heart-, grace-,
shame-, virtue-less; abandoned, lost to virtue; unconscionable; sunk -, lost -,
deep -, steeped- in iniquity.
incorrigible, irreclaimable, obdurate, reprobate, past praying for; culpable,
reprehensible &c. (guilty) 947.
unjustifiable; in-defensible, -excusable; inexpiable, unpardonable, irre-
missible.
weak, frail, lax, infirm, imperfect, indiscreet; demoralizing, degrading.
Adv. wrong; sinfully &c. adj,; without excuse.
Int. 0 tempora! 0 mores!
Phr. alitur vUium vivitque tegendo [Vergil]; genitsest marlia male vivere [Ovid]; mala mens
malus animus [TereDcej; nemo reperUe full turpissimus; '' the trail of the serpent is over
them all " [Moore]; " to sanction vice and hunt decorum down'' [Bryon].
946. Innocence. — N. innocence;
guiltlessness &c, adj,; incorruption, im-
peccability.
clean hands, clear conscience, mens
jribi conscia recti [Vergil].
innocent, lamb, dove.
V. be -innocent &c. adj.; nil conscire
sihi nulld pallescere culpd [Horace].
acquit Ac. 970; exculpate &c. {vindi-
cate) 037.
Adj. innocent, not guilty; unguilty;
guilt-, fault-, sin-, stain-, blood-, spot-
less; clear, immaculate; rectus in curid;
un-spotted, -blemished, -erring; unde-
filed &c. 039; unhardened, Satumian;
Arcadian Ac. (artless) 703.
in-, un-culpable; unblam-ed, -able;
blameless, unfallen, inerrable, above sus-
picion; irrepr-oachable, -ovable, -ehen-
sible; un-exceptionable, -objectionable,
-impeachable; salvable; venial &c. 937.
harmless; in-oflfensive, -noxious, -noc-
uous; dove-, lamb-like; pure, harmless
as doves; innocent as -a lamb, - the
babe unborn; "more sinned against
♦;han sinning" [Lear],
virtuous &c. 944; un-reproved, -im-
peached, -reproached.
Adv. innocently Ac. adj, ; with clean
hands; with a -clear, - safe- conscience.
947. Ouilt. — N. guilt, -iness ; cul-
pability; crimin-ality, -ousness; devia-
tion from rectitude Ac. (improbity) 940;
sinfulness Ac. (vice) 945.
mis-conduct, -behavior, -doing, -deed;
malpractice, fault, sin, error, transgres-
sion; dereliction, delinquency; indis-
cretion, lapse, slip, trip, faux paSy pec-
cadillo; flaw, blot, omission; fail-ing,
-ure; break, bad break [U. S.], capital
crime, delictum,
offense, trespass; mis-demeanor, -fea-
sance, -prision; mal-ef action, -feasance,
-versation; crime, felony.
enormity, atrocity, outrage; deadly -,
mortal- sin; " deed without a name "
[Macbeth],
corpus delicti.
Adj. guilty, to blame, culpable, pec-
cable, in fault, censurable, reprehensible,
blameworthy, uncommendable, illaud-
able; weighed in the balance and found
wanting; exceptionable.
Adv. in flagranie delicto; red-handed,
in the very act.
Phr. cut prodest scelus is fecit [Seneca]; cuU
pam p<ena premit cames [Horace]; " O would the
deed were good! " [Richard 1 1\; " responsibility
prevents crimes " [Burke;] se judice nemo no-
cens absolvilur [Juvenal]; "so many laws ar-
gues so many sins " [Paradise Lost].
Phr. murus aineus conBdenUn sana [Horace].
1 Most of these adjectives are applicable both to \\ie o^^X. ObxA \a \\\!& ^ji^soX.
^•^X
948 — 951
AFFECTIONS
VLnr
948. Good Man. — N. good man,
worthy.
model, paragon &c. (perfection) 650;
good example; hero, demigod, seraph,
angel; innocent &e. 946; saint &c. (piety)
987; benefactor &c. 912; philanthropist
&c. 910; Aristides; noble liver, pattern.
brick *, trump *, rough diamond, ugly
duckling.
salt of the earth; one in ten thousand;
a man among men.
Phr. si sic omnes!
949. Bad Man. — N. bad mi
wrongdoer, worker of iniquity; evildt
&c. 913; sinner; the -wicked &c. 9^
bad example.
rascal, scoundrel, villain, miscrea
budmash, caitiff; wretch, reptile, vip
serpent, cockatrice, basilisk, urchin >
ger, monster; devil Ac. (demon) 9:
devil incarnate; demon in human sha
Nana Sahib; hell-hound, -cat; rakeh
bad woman, jade, Jezebel,
scamp, scapegrace, rip, runags
ne'er-do-well, reprobate, roue, ra
Sadist, scal(l)awag; skeesicks *, skeezix * [U. S.]; limb; one who has sold hi
self to the devil, fallen angel, dme damnee, vaurien^ mauvais sujety loose fi
sad dog; rounder *; lost -, black- sheep; castaway, recreant, defaulter; pre
gal &c. 818.
rough, rowdy, ugly customer, ruffian, bully; Jonathan Wild; hangm
incendiary; fire bug [U. S.]; thief &c. 792; murderer &c. 361.
culprit, delinquent, criminal, malefactor, misdemeanant; felon; conv^
jail bird, ticket of leave man; outlaw.
blackguard, polisson, loafer, sneak; raps-, ras-calhon; cuUion, mean wret
varlet, kern f, dme-de-bov£, drdle; cur, dog, hound, whelp, mongrel; lown, lo
runnion, outcast, vagabond; rogue &c. (knave) 941 ; ronian; scum of the ear
riffraff; Arcades ambo.
Int. sirrah!
Phr. Acheroniis pabulum; gibier de potence.
950. Penitence. — N. penitence,
contrition, compunction, repentance, re-
morse; regret &c. 833.
self-reproach, -reproof, -accusation,
-condemnation, -humiliation; stings -,
pangs -, qualms -, prickings -, twinge -,
twitch -, touch -, voice- of conscience;
compunctious visitings of nature.
acknowledgment, confession &c. (dis-
closure) 529; apology &c. 952; recanta-
tion &c. 607; penance &c. 952; resipi-
scence.
awakened conscience, deathbed re-
pentance, locus pceniteniicBj stool of re-
pentance, cuttystool.
penitent, repentant, Magdalen, prodi-
gal son, " a sadder and a wiser man " [Coleridge].
V. repent, be sorry for; be -penitent &c. adj.; rue; regret &c. 833; think
better of; recant &c. 607; knock under &c. (submit) 725; plead guilty; sing
"miserere y - de profundis; cry peccavi; own oneself in the wrong; acknowledge,
confess &c. (disclose) 529; humble oneself; beg pardon &c. (apologize) 952;
turn over a new leaf, put on the new man, turn from sin; reclaim; repent in
sackcloth and ashes &c. (do penance) 952; learn by experience.
Adj. penitent; repenting &c. v,; repentant, contrite; conscience-smitten,
-stricken; self-accusing, -convicted.
penitcnti-al, -ary; reclaimed; not hardened; unhardened.
Adv. med cidpd,
Phr. peccavi; erubuit; salva res est [Terence); Tu Vm vovlUf Oeorgea Dandin; " and wet
bJs grave with znyrepcDtaDt tears " IRichard 1 1 II
S32
951. Impenitence. — N. impe
tence, irrepentance, recusance; lack
contrition.
hardness of heart, seared conscien
induration, obduracy.
V. be -impenitent &c. adir, steel
harden- the heart; die -game, - a
make no sign.
Adj. impenitent, uncontrite, ob<
rate; hard, -ened; seared, recusant; \
repentant; relent-, remorse-, gra
shrift-less.
lost, incorrigible, irreclaimable.
unre-claimed, -formed; unrepent
unatoned.
VI. IV. 4
MORAL PRACTICE
962 — 965
962. Atonement. — N. atonement, reparation; compromise, composition;
compensation &c. 30; quittance, quits; expiation, redemption, reclamation,
conciliation, propitiation; indemnification, redress.
amends, apology, amende honorable y satisfaction; peace -, sin-, burnt- offer-
ing; scapegoat, sacrifice.
penance, fasting, maceration, sackcloth and ashes, white sheet, shrift, flagel-
lation, lustration; purga-tion, -tory.
V. atone, - for; expiate; propitiate; make -amends, - good; reclaim, redeem,
repair, ransom, absolve, purge, shrive, do penance, stand in a white sheet, re-
pent in sackcloth and ashes.
set one's house in order, wipe off old scores, make matters up; pay the -for-
feit, - penalty.
apologize, beg pardon, faire V amende honorable j give satisfaction; come -,
fall- down on one's -knees, - marrow bones.
Adj. propitiatory, expiatory; sacrific, -ial, -atory; piacul-ar, -ous.
4. Moral Practice
963. Temperance. — N. temper-
ance, moderation, sobriety, soberness.
forbearance, abnegation ; self-denial,
-i^traint, -control &c. (resolution) 604.
frugality; vegetarianism, teetotalism,
total abstinence; abst-inenco, -emious-
n^ss; Encratism, prohibition; system of
"Pythagoras, - Comaro; Pythagorism,
Stoicism.
Vegetarian; Pythagorean, gymnoso-
Pliist; teetotaler &c. 958; abstainer;
Encratite, fruitarian, hydropot.
V. be -temperate &c. adj.] abstain,
forbear, refrain, deny oneself, spare;
know when one has had enough; take
the pledge.
Adj. temperate, moderate, sober, fru-
gal, sparing; abst-emious, -inent; within
compass; measured &c. {sufficient) 639.
Pythagorean; vegetarian; teetotal.
. Phr. ajypetitus rationi ohedmnl [Cic.]; Vah-
stenir pour jouir c*e8t Vipicurisme de In raison
[Rousseau]; trahii stta quemque voluptas [Vergil].
964. Intemperance. — N. intem-
perance; sensuality, animalism, car-
nality; tragalism; pleasure; effeminacy,
silkiness; luxur-y, -iousness; lap of
-pleasure, - luxury; free-living.
indulgence; high living, inabstinence,
self-indulgence; voluptuousness &c. adj,;
epicur-ism, -eanism; sybaritism; drug
habit.
dissipation; licentiousness &c. adj.;
debauchery; crapulence.
revel-s, -ry; debauch, carousal, jolli-
fication, drinking bout, wassail, satur-
naUa, orgies; excess, too much.
Circean cup; bhang, hashish, opium,
cocaine.
V. be -intemperate &c. adj.; indulge,
exceed; live -well, - high, - on the fat
of the land; give a loose to -indulgence
&c. n.; wallow in -voluptuousness &c.
n. ; plunge into dissipation.
revel, rake, live hard, run riot, sow
one's wild oats; slake one's -appetite, -
thirst; swill; pamper.
Adj. intemperate, inabstinent; sensual, self-indulgent; voluptuous, luxu-
rious, licentious, wild, dissolute, rakish, fast, debauched.
brutish, crapulous, swinish, piggish.
Paphian, Epicurean, Sybaritical; bred -, nursed- in the lap of luxury;
indulged, pampered; full -, high- fed.
Phr. " being full of supper and distempering draughts " [Othello].
964a. Sensualist. — N. Sybarite, voluptuary, Sardanapalus, man of pleas-
ure, carpet knight; epicure, -an; gourm-ety -and; pig, hog; votary -, swine- of
Epicurus; sensualist; HeliogabaTus; free-, hard- liver; libertine &c. 962; hedon-
ist; tragalist.
966. Asceticism. — N. asceticism, puritanism, Sabbatarianism; cynicism,
austerity; total abstinence; nephalism.
966 — 969
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VI. IV. 4
mortification, maceration, sackcloth and ashes, flagellation; penance &c.
952; fasting &c. 956; martyrdom.
ascetic; anchor-et, -ite; martyr; HeaviorUimorumenos; hermit &c. (recltise)
893; pm-itan, Sabbatarian, cynic, sanyasi, yogi.
Adj. ascetic, austere, puritanical; cynical; over-religious; acerbic.
967. Gluttony. — N. gluttony; greed;
greediness &c. adj.; voracity.
epicurism; good -, high- living; edac-
ity, gulosity, crapulence; gutt-, guzz-
ling; pantophagy.
good cheer, blow out *; feast &c. (food)
298; gastronomy, bailerie de cuisine.
epicure, bon-vivant, gourmand; glut-
ton, cormorant, hog, belly-god, Apicius,
gastronome.
V. gormandize, gorge; over-gorge,
-eat- oneself; engorge, eat one's fill,
cram, stuff; gutt-, guzz-le; bolt, de-
vour, gobble up; gulp Ac. {swallow food)
298; raven, eat out of house and home.
have the stomach of an ostrich; play a good knife and fork &c. {appetite)
865.
pamper.
Adj. gluttonous, greedy; gormandizing &c. v.) edacious, onmivorousy
crapulent, swinish,
pampered; over-fed, -gorged.
Phr. jejunus raro stomachus mdgaria temnil [Horace].
966. Fasting. — N. fasting; xeroph-
agy; famishment, starvation.
fast, jour maigre; fast-, banyan- day;
Lent, Quadragesima; Rama-dan, -zan;
spare -, meager- diet; lenten -diet, -
entertainment; soupe maigre ^ short com-
mons, Barmecide feast; short rations.
V. fast, starve, clem t, famish, perish
with hunger; dine with Duke Hum-
phrey; make two bites of a cherry.
Adj. lenten, quadragesimal; unfed;
starved &c. v,\ half-starved; fasting &c.
v.; hungry &c. 865.
968. Sobriety. — N. sobriety; tee-
totalism.
water-drinker; hydropot; prohibi-
tionist; teetotal-er, -ist; abstainer. Good
Templar, band of hope.
V. take the pledge.
Adj. sober, - as a judge.
969. Drunkenness. — N. drunken-
ness &c. adj.] intemperance; drinking
&c. v,\ inebri-ety, -ation; ebri-ety,
-osity; insobriety; intoxication; temu-
lency, bibacity, winebibbing; com-, po-
tation; deep potations, bacchanals, bac-
chanaHa, libations; bender * [U. S.].
oino-, dipso-mania; delirium tremens;
alcohol, -ism; mania a potu.
drink; alcoholic drinks; blue ruin*, grog, port wine; punch, -bowl; cup,
rosy wine, flowing bowl; drop, - too much; dram; beer &c. (beverage) 298;
aguardiente; apple-brandy -jack; brandy, -smash [U. S.]; chain lightning*,
champagne, cocktail; gin, -sling; highball [U. S.], peg, rum, rye, schnapps
[U. S.], sherry, sling [U. S.], usquebaugh, whisky, xeres.
drunkard, sot, toper, tippler, bibber, winebibber; hard -, gin -, dram-
drinker; soaker *, sponge, tun; love-, toss-pot; thirsty soul, reveler, carouser,
Bacchanal, -ian; Bacch-al, -ante; devotee to Bacchus; biun * [U. S.], guzzler,
tavern haunter.
y. get -, be- drunk &c. adj.; see double; take a -drop, - glass- too much;
drink, tipple, tope, booze, bouse, guzzle, swill *, soak *, sot, bum * [U. S.],
besot, have a jag on *, lush *, bib, swig, carouse; sacrifice at the shrine of
Bacchus; take to drinking; drink -hard, - deep, - like a fish; have one's
swill *, drain the cup, splice the main brace,4;ake a hair of the dog that bit you.
liquor, - up; wet one's whistle, take a whet; crack a -, pass the- bottle;
toss off &c. (drink up) 298; go to the -ale, - public-house.
make one -drunk &c. adj.; inebriate, fuddle, befuddle, fuzzle, get into
one's head.
Adj. drunk, tipsy; intoxicated; inebri-ous, -ate, -ated; in one's cups; in a
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VI. IV. 4 MORAL PRACTICE 969 — 962
state of -intoxicatioil &c. n.; temulent, -ive; fuddled, mellow, cut, boozy,
fou, fresh, merry, elevated; flush, -ed; flustered, disguised, groggy, beery;
top-heavy; potvaliant, glorious; potulentf; squiffy*; over-come, -taken;
whittled, screwed *, tight *, primed, corned, raddled, sewed up *, lushy *,
nappy, muddled, muzzy, obfuscated, maudlin; crapulous, dead drunk.^
inter pocida; in -, the worse for- liquor; having had a drop too much, half
seas over, three sheets in the wind; under the table.
drunk as -a piper, - a fiddler, - a lord, - Chloe, - an owl, - David^s sow, -
a wheelbarrow.
drunken, bibacious, sottish; given -, addicted- to -drink, - the bottle;
toping &c. V.
Phr. nunc est bibendum; " Bacchus ever fair and young " [Dryden]; " drink down all
iinkipdness " [Merry Wives]] " O that men should put an enemy m their mouths to steal
away their brains '' [OtheUo].
980. Purity. — N. purity; decency,
decorum, delicacy; continence, chastity,
honesty, virtue, modesty, shame; pudic-
ity, pucelage, virginity.
vestal, virgin, Joseph, Hippolytus;
Lucretia, Diana; prude.
Adj. pure, undefiled, modest, deUcate,
decent, decorous; virginibus puerisque;
chaste, continent, virtuous, honest, Pla-
tonic.
Phr. " as chaste as unsunn'd snow " [Cyrtv-
beiine]; " & soul as white as heaven " [Beau-
mont & F1.1; " 'tis Chastity, my brother. Chas-
tity '' [Milton]: ** to the pure all things are
pure " IShelley].
961. Impurity. — N. impurity; un-
cleanness &c. (filth) 653; immodesty;
grossness &c. adj.; indelicacy, inde-
cency; impudicity; obscenity, ribaldry,
Fescennine, smut, bawdry, double enr
ierde, equivoque.
concupiscence, lust, carnality, flesh,
salacity; pruriency, lechery, lasciviency,
lubricity; Sadism, sapphism.
incontinence, intrigue, faux pas;
amour, -ette; gallantry; debauchery, lib-
ertinism, libertinage, fornication; liaison;
wenching, venery, dissipation.
seduction; defloration, defilement,
abuse, violation, rape; incest,
social evil, harlotry, stupration, whore-
dom, concubinage, cuckoldom, adultery, advoutry, crim. con. ; free-love.
seragUo, harem; brothel, bagnio, stew, bawdyhouse, lupanar, house of ill
fame, bordel.
V. be -impure &c. adj.; intrigue; debauch, defile, seduce; prostitute; abuse,
violate, deflower; commit -adultery &c. n.
Adj. impure; unclean &c. (dirty) 653; not to be mentioned to ears polite;
immodest, shameless; in-decorous, -delicate, -decent; Fescennine; loose,
risquAf coarse, gross, broad, free, equivocal, smutty, fulsome, ribald, obscene,
bawdy, pornographic.
concupiscent, prurient, lickerish, rampant, lustful; carnal, -minded; lewd,
lascivious, lecherous, libidinous, erotic, ruttish, salacious; Paphian; volup-
tuous; goatish; must, musty.
unchaste, light, wanton, licentious, debauched, dissolute; of -loose char-
acter, - easy virtue; frail, gay, riggish, incontinent, meretricious, rakish,
gallant, dissipated; no better than she should be; on the -town, - streets, -
pay^, - loose,
adulterous, incestuous, bestial.
962. Libertine. — N. libertine; voluptuary &c. 954a; rake, debauchee,
loose fish, rip, rakehell, fast man; intrigant, gallant, seducer, fornicator, lecher,
satyr, goat, whoremonger, paillardf adulterer, gay deceiver, Lothario, Don
Juan, Bluebeard; chartered libertine.
adultress, advoutress, courtesan, prostitute, strumpet, harlot, whore, punk,
fille de joie; woman, - of the town; streetwalker, Cyprian, miss, piece; frail
* More than three hundred slang expressions coming under this category are given in Farmer
and Henley's LHcliaruiry of Slang and Colloquial English. C. O S. M.l.
962 — 965
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VI. IV- 5
sisterhood; demirep, wench, trollop, trull, baggage, hussy, drab, bitch, jade,
skit, rig, quean, mopsy, slut, minx, harridan; unfortunate, - female, - woman;
woman -of easy virtue &c. (unchaste) 961; wanton, fornicatress; Jezebel, Me&*
salina, Delilah, Thais, Phryne, Aspasia, Lais, lorettej cocotte, petite datnef grisette;
demimonde; chippy * [U. S.]; sapphist; spiritual wife; white slave.
concubine, mistress, doxy, chere amie, bona roba.
pimp; pand-er, -ar; bawd, conciliatrix, procuress, mackerel, wittol f.
5. Institutions
963. Legality. — N. legality; legiti-
ma-cy, -teness.
legislature; law, code, corpus juris,
constitution, pandect, charter, enact-
ment, statute, rule; canon &c. {precept)
697; ordinance, institution, regulation;
by-, bye-law; decree &c. {order) 741;
ordonnance; standing order; plebiscite
&c. {choice) 609.
legal process; form, -ula, -ality; rite,
arm of the law ; habeas corpus ; fieri facias,
[Science of law] jurisprudence, no-
mology; legislation, codification.
equity, common law; lex -, lex non-
scripta; law of nations, droit des gens, in-
ternational law, jus gentium; jus civile;
civil -, canon -, crown -, criminal -,
statute -, ecclesiastical- law; lex mer-
catoria.
constitutional-ism, -ity; justice &c.
922.
V. legalize; enact, ordain; decree &c.
{order) 741; pass a law; legislate; codify,
formulate.
Adj. legal, legitimate; according to
law; vested, constitutional, chartered,
legalized; lawful &c. (permitted) 760;
statut-able, -ory; legislat-orial, -ive.
Adv. legally &c. adj.; in the eye of
the law; de jure,
Phr. ignorantia legis nendnem exaisat;
" where law ends tyranny begins " [Earl of
Chatham].
964. [Absence or violation of law.]
Illegality. — N. lawlessness; illicitness;
breach -, violation- of law; disobedience
Ac. 742; unconformity Ac. 83.
arbitrariness &c. adj.] antinomy, vio-
lence, brute force, despotism, outlawry.
mob -, lynch -, club -, Lydford -,
martial -, drumhead- law; coup d'itat;
le droit du plu^s fort; argumerUum bacu-'
linum,
illegality, informality, unlawfulness,
illegitimacy, bar sinister.
trover and conversion; smuggling,
poaching; simony.
V. offend against -, violate- the law;
set the law at defiance, ride roughshod
over, drive a coach and six through a
statute; make the law a dead letter,
take the law into one's own hands.
smuggle, run, poach.
Adj. illegal; prohibited &c. 761; not
allowed, unlawful, illegitimate, illicit,
contraband, actionable.
unchartered, unconstitutional; iin-
warrant-ed, -able; unauthorized; in-
formal, unofficial; in-, extra-judicial.
lawless, arbitrary; despotic, -al; sum-
mary, irresponsible; un-answerable, -ac-
countable.
null and void; a dead letter.
Adv. illegally &c. adj.; with a high
hand, in violation of law.
965. Jurisdiction. [Executive.] — N. jurisdiction, judicature, administra-
tion of justice, soc; executive, commission of the peace; magistracy &c. (ati-
thority) 737.
judge &c. 967; tribunal &c. 966; municipality, corporation, bailiwick, shriev-
alty; lord lieutenant, sheriff, shrieve, constable; selectman; police, - force;
constabulary, bumbledom.
officer, bailiff, tipstaff, bum-bailiff, catchpoll, beadle; police-man, -constable,
-sergeant; sbirro, alguazil, gendarme, kavass, lictor, mace bearer, huissier, bedel:
tithingman.
press gang; exciseman, ga(u)ger, customhouse officer, douanier.
coroner, edile, sedile, portreeve, paritor t; posse comitatus.
bureau, cutcherry, department, secretariat.
V. judge, sit in judgment.
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X7.5 MORAL INSTITUTIONS 966 — 960
Adj. executive, administrative, municipal; inquisitorial, causidical; judic-
, -iary, -ial; juridical.
Adv. coram jvdice.
966. Tribunal. — N. tribunal, court, board, bench, judicatory; court of
"^jstice, - law, - arbitration; inquisition; guild.
justice -, judgment -, mercy- seat; woolsack; bar, - of justice; dock; forum,
tings, bureau, drumhead; jury-, witness-box.
senate-house, town hall, theater; House of- Commons, - Lords; statehouse
. S.], townhouse.
assize, eyre; ward-, burgh-mote; barmote; superior coiuts of Westminster;
nirt of -record, - oyer and terminer, - assize, - appeal, - error; High court of
udicature, - Appeal; Judicial Committee of the Privy Council; Star-Cham-
r; Court of -Chancery, - King's or Queen's Bench, - Exchequer, - Common
eas, - Probate, - Arches, - Admiralty; Lords Justices' -, Rolls -, Vice Chancel-
's -, Stannary -, Divorce -, Palatine -, county -, district -, police- court;
ions; quarter -, petty- sessions; court -leet, - baron, ~ of pie poudre, - of
omion council; board of green cloth,
court-martial; drumhead court-martial; durbar, divan; Areopagus; rota.
Adj. judicial &c. 965; appellate.
Phr. die Weltgeschichte iat das Weltgericht,
967. Judge. — N. judge; justi-ce, -ciar, -ciary ; chancellor; justice -, judge*
pf assize; recorder, common serjeant; puisne -, assistant -, county court-
ludge; conservator -, justice- of the peace; J. P.; court &c. {triimrujl) 966; jury;
magistrate, pohce magistrate, beak*; his -worship, - honor, - lordship; twelve
men in a box.
Lord -Chancellor, - Justice; Master of the Rolls, Vice Chancellor; Lord
Chief -Justice, - Baron; Mr. Justice; Baron, - of the Exchequer.
jurat, assessor; arbi-ter, -trator; umpire; refer-ee, -endary ; revising barrister;
domesman; censor &c. {critic) 480; barmaster, ephor; grand- juror, -juryman;
juryman, talesman.
archon, tribune, prsetor, syndic, podesta, moUah, ulema, mufti, cadi, kadi;
Rhadamanthus.
litigant &c. {accusation) 938.
V. adjudge &c. {determine) 480; try a -case, - prisoner.
Adj. judicial &c. 965.
Phr. " a Daniel oome to judgment '' [Merchant of Venice],
968. Lawyer. — N. lawyer, jurist, legist, civilian, pundit, publicist, juris-
consult, legal adviser, advocate; barrister, - at law; coimsel, -lor; Kang's or
Queen's counsel; K. C; Q. C; silk gown, leader, serjeant-at-law, bencher; tub-
man, judge &c. 967.
bar, legal profession, gentleman of the long robe; junior -, outer -, inner- bar;
equity draftsman, conveyancer, pleader, special pleader.
solicitor, attorney, proctor; notary, - pubHc; scrivener, cursitor; writer, - to
the signet; S.S.C.; hmb of the law; pettifogger; vakil.
V. practice -at, - within- the bar; plead; call -, be called- -to, - within- the
bar; take silk.
Adj. learned in the law; at the bar; forensic
Phr. banco regis,
969. Lawsuit. — N. lawsuit, suit, action, cause; litigation; suit in law; dis-
pute &c. 713.
citation, arraignment, prosecution, impeachment; accusation &c. 938; pre-
sentment, true bill, indictment.
apprehension, arrest; conunittal; imprisonment Ac. {restraint) 751.
969 — 972
AFFECTIONS
VI. IV, 6
writ, summons, subpoena, latitat, nisi jjrius; venire, "facias.
pleadings; declaration, bill, claim; frocks-verbal, bill of right, infonnation^
carpus delicti; affidavit, state of facts; answer, replication, plea, demurror, re-
butter, rejoinder; surre-butter, -joinder.
suitor, party to a suit; litigant &c. 938.
hearing, trial; verdict &c. (Judgment) 480; appeal, - motion; writ of error;
certiorari.
case, decision, precedent; decided case, reports.
V. go to -, appeal to the- law; bring to -justice, - trial, - the bar; put on trial,
pull up; accuse &c. 938; prefer -, file- a claim &c. n.; take the law of, inform
against.
serve with a writ, cite, apprehend, arraign, sue, prosecute, bring an action
against, indict, impeach, attach, distrain, commit; arrest; smnmon, -s; give in
charge &c. (restrain) 751.
empanel a jury, implead, join issue; close the pleadings; set down for hearing.
try, hear a cause; sit in judgment; adjudicate &c. 480.
Adj. litigious &c. (quarreilsome) 713; qui tarn; coram -, sub" jiulice.
Adv. pendevie lite.
Phr. adhuc sub judice lis est; accedas ad curiam; transeat in exemplum.
970. Acquittal. — N. acquit-tal,
•-ment; clearance, exculpation; acquit-
tance, clearance, exoneration; discharge
&c. (release) 750; quietus, absolution,
compurgation, reprieve, respite; pardon
&c. (forgiveness) 918.
[Exemption from punishment] im-
punity.
V. acquit, exculpate, exonerate, clear;
absolve, whitewash, assoil; discharge,
release; liberate &c. 750.
reprieve, respite; pardon &c. (forgive)
918; let off, - scot-free.
Adj. acquitted &c. f.; un-condcmned,
-punished, -chastised.
Phr. nemo bis punitur pro eodem delicto.
971. Condemnation. — N. condem-
nation, conviction, judgment, penalty,
sentence ; proscription, damnation; death
warrant.
attain-der, -ture, -tment.
V. condemn, convict, cast, bring home
to, find guilty, damn, doom, sign the
death warrant, sentence, pass sentence
on, attaint, confiscate, proscribe, seques-
trate; nonsuit. .
disapprove &c. 932; accuse &c. 938.
stand condemned.
Adj. condem-, dam-natory; con-
demned &c. v.; nonsuited &c. (failure)
732; self-convicted.
Phr. miUato nomine de te fabida narratvr;
" unrespited, unpitied, unreprieved " [P. L.].
972. Punishment. — N. punishment, punition; chast-isement, -ening;
correction, castigation.
discipline, infliction, trial; judgment; penalty &c. 974; retribution; thunder*
bolt. Nemesis; requital &c. (reward) 973; penology; retributive justice.
lash, scaffold &c. (instrument of punishment) 975; imprisonment &c. (re*
straint) 751; transportation, banishment, expulsion, exile, involuntary exile,
ostracism; penal servitude, hard labor; galleys &c. 975; beating &c. v.; flagel-
lation, fustigation, gantlet, strappado, estrapade, bastinado, argumenhnn
baculinum, stick law, rap on the taiuckles, box on the ear; blow &c. (impulse)
276; stripe, cuflf, kick, buffet, pummel; slap, - in the face; wipe, douse; coup
de grdce; torture, rack; picket, -ing; dragonnade; capital punishment; execu-
tion; hanging &c. v.; electrocution, rail-riding, scarpines; de-capitation, -colla-
tion; garrot'te, -to; crucifixion, impalement; martyrdom, auto-da-fi; nayade;
hara-kiri, seppuku, happy dispatch.
V. punish; chast-ise, -en; castigate, correct, inflict punishment, administer
correction, deal retributive justice; cowhide, lambaste *.
visit upon, pay; pay -, serve- out; do for; make short work of, give a lesson
to, serve one right, make an example of; have a rod in pickle for; give it one.
strike &c. 276; deal a blow to, administer the lash, smite; slap, - the face;
smack, cuff^ box the ears, spank, thf^ack, thump, beat, lay on, swinge, buffet;
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/
972 — 976
thresh, thrash, pummel, drub, leather, trounce, sandb^, baste, belabor;
lace, - one's jacket; dress, give a dressing, trim, warm, wipe, tund t, cob, bang,
strap, comb, lash, lick, larrup, wallop, whop t, flog, scourge, whip, birch,
cane, give the stick, switch, flagellate, horsewhip, bastinado, towel, rub
down with an oaken towel, rib roast, dust one's jacket, fustigate, pitch into,
lay about one, beat black and blue; beat to a -mummy, - jelly; give a black
eye.
tar and feather; pelt, stone, lapidate; masthead, keelhaul.
execute; bring to the -block, - gallows; behead; de-capitate, -collate;
guillotine; hang, turn off, gibbet, bowstring, hang draw and quarter; shoot;
decimate; burn; break on the wheel, crucify; em-, im-pale; flay; lynch;
electrocute.
torture; put -on, - to- the rack; picket.
banish, exile, transport, expel, ostracize; rusticate; dnun out; dis-miss,
-bar, -bench; strike off the roll, unfrock; post.
suffer, - for, - punishment; be -flogged, - hanged Ac; come to the gallows,
dance upon nothing, die in one's shoes; be rightly served.
Adj. punishing &c. v,; penal; puni-tory, -tive; inflictive, castigatory;
punished &c. v.
Int. d la lanteme!
Phr. cidpam poena premit comes [Horace]; " eating the bitter bread of banishment "
[Richard 11]; gravis ira regum eat semper [Seneca]; sera tamen iacitis poena venit pedibus
[Tibullus]; sua sibi gladio huncjugido [Terence].
973. Reward. — N. reward, recom-
pense, remuneration, meed, guerdon,
reguerdont; price; indemni-ty, -fica-
tion; quittance; compensation; repara-
tion, redress; retribution, reckoning,
acknowledgment, requital, amends, sop;
atonement; consideration, return, quid
pro quo; salvage, perquisite; vail &c.
{doncUion) 784; douceur ^ bribe; hush-,
smart-money ; blackmail ; carcelage t ; so-
latium.
allowance, salary, stipend, wages;
pay, -ment; emolument; tribute; batta,
shot, scot; premium, fee, honorarium;
hire; dasturi, dustoori; mileage.
crown &c. {decoration of honor) 877.
V. re-ward, -compense, -pay, -quite;
re-, munerate; compensate; fee; pay
one's footing &c. {pay) 807; make
amends, indemnify, atone; satisfy, ac-
knowledge.
get for one's pains, reap the fruits of.
Adj. remunerat-ive, -ory; munerary,
compensatory, retributive, reparatory.
Phr. fiddi certa merces; honor idrtiUis proemr
ium [Cicero]; liJbi seris Ubi metis.
974. Penalty. — N. penalty; retri-
bution &c. {punishment) 972; pain, pains
and penalties; weregild, wergild; peine
forte et dure; penance &c. {atonement)
952; the devil to pay.
fine, mulct, amercement; forfeit, -ure;
escheat, damages, deodand, sequestrar
tion, confiscation, premunire; doomage
[U. S.].
V. fine, mulct, amerce, sconce, con-
fiscate; sequest-rate, -er; escheat; es-
treat, forfeit.
976. [Instrument of punishment.]
Scourge. — N. scourge, rod, cane, stick;
ra-, rat-tan; birch, - rod; azote j black-
snake, buUwhack [U. S.], chicoie, kur-
bash, quirt, rawhide, sjambok; rod
in pickle; switch, ferule, cudgel,
truncheon.
whip, lash, strap, thong, cowhide,
knout; cat, - o' nine tails; rope's end.
pillory, stocks, whipping post; cuck-,
duck-ing stool; brank; trebuchet, tre-
bucket; triangle, wooden horse, maiden,
thumbscrew, boot, rack, wheel, iron
heel; treadmill, crank, galleys,
scaffold; block, ax, guillotine; stake; cross; gallows, gibbet, tree, drop,
noose, rope, halter, bowstring; death -, electric- chair; m£cate.
house of correction &c. {prison) 752.
gaol-, jail-er; executioner; electrocutioner; lyncher; hang-, heads-man;
Jack Ketch.
^&^
976 — 978 AFFECTIONS VI. ▼. 1
Section V. RELIGIOUS AFFECTIONS
1. SUPERHXTMAN BeINOS AND REGIONS
976. Deity. — N. Deity, Divinity; God-head, -ship; Omnipotence, Provi-
dence.
[Quality of being divine] divin-eness, -ity.
God, Lord, Jehovah; The -Almighty, - Supreme Being, - First Cause; Ens
Entium; Author -, Creator- of all things; Author of our being; Cosmoplast; El;
The -Infinite, - Eternal; The All-powerful, -wise, -merciful, -holy.
[Attributes and perfections] infinite -power, - wisdom, - goodness, - justice,
- truth, - mercy; omni-potence, -science, -presence; unity, inmiutability, holi- .
ness, glory, majesty, sovereignty, infinity, eternity.
The -Trinity, - Holy Trinity, - Trinity in Unity, - Triune God.
God the Father; The -Maker, - Creator, - Preserver.
[Functions] creation, preservation, divine government; The-ocracy, -archy;
providence; ways -, dealings -, dispensations -, visitations- of Providence.
God the Son, Jesus, Christ; The -Messiah, - Anointed, - Saviour, - Re-
deemer, - Mediator, - Intercessor, - Advocate, - Judge; The Son of -God, -
Man, -David; The Lamb of God, The Word; Logos; Em-, Im-manuel; Th&
-King of Kings and Lord of Lords, - King of Glory, - Prince of Peace, - Good
Shepherd, - Way, - Truth, - Life, - Bread of Life, - Light of the World; The
-Lord our, - Sun of- Righteousness; ** The Pilot of the Galilean lake " [Milton].
The -Incarnation, - Hypostatic Union.
[Functions] salvation, redemption, atonement, propitiation, mediation, inter-
cession, judgment.
God the Holy Ghost, The Holy Spirit, Paraclete; The -Comforter, - Spirit
of Truth, - Dove.
[Functions] inspiration, unction, regeneration, sanctification, consolation.
eon, ffion, special providence, deu% ex machind; avatar.
^ V. create, uphold, preserve, govern &c.
atone, redeem, save, propitiate, mediate &c.
predestinate, elect, call, ordain, bless, justify, sanctify, glorify Ac.
Adj. almighty, holy, hallowed, sacred, divine, heavenly, celestial; sacrosanct;
all-knowing, -seeing, -wise; omniscient.
super-human, -natural; ghostly, spiritual, h)rperphysical, unearthly; the-
istic, -ocratic; anointed; soterial.
Ady. jure dwino^ by divine right.
Phr. Domine dirige noa; en LHeu est ma fiance; el acelercUis sol oritur [Seneca]; " He mounts
the storm and walks upon the wind'' [Pope]; "Thou great First Cause, least understood"
[Pope]; sans Dieu rien.
977. [Beneficent spirits.] Angel. —
N. angel, archangel; guardian angel;
heavenly host, host of heaven, sons of
God; seraph, -im; cherub, -im; minister-
ing spirit, morning star; saint. Madon-
na; invisible helpers.
Adj. angelic, seraphic.
978. [Maleficent spirits.] Satan. -^
N. Satan, the Devil, Lucifer, Ahriman,
Belial; Samael, Zamiel, Beelzebub, the
Prince of the Devils.^
the tempter; the evil -one, - spirit;
the Adversary; the archenemy; the -au-
thor of evil, - wicked one, - old Ser-
pent; the Prince of -darkness, - this
world, - the power of the air; the -foul, - arch- fiend; the devil incarnate; the
-common enemy, - angel of the bottomless pit; Abaddon, Apollyon.
fallen angels, unclean spirits, devils; the -rulers, - powers- of darkness;
inhabitants of Pandemonium; demon &c, 980.
* The slang expressions " the -deuce, - dickens, - old Gentleman; old -Nick, - Scratch, - Homy,
- Harry, - Goosweny," have not been inserted in the text.
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978 — 982
. diabolism; devil-ism, -ship; diabolology; Satanism^ manicheism; the cloven
foot.
Adj. Satanic, diabolic, devilish; infernal, hellbom.
Mythological and other fabulous Deities and Powers
980. Demon. ■— N. demon, -ry, -ol'
ogy; evil genius, fiend, familiar, dseva,
devil; bad -, unclean- spirit; cacodemon,
incubus, Frankenstein's monster, Eblis,
shaitanj succubus and succuba. Titan,
Shedim, Mephistopheles, Asmodeus,
Moloch, Belial, Ahriman, fury, harpy;
Friar Rush.
vampire, ghoul; afreet, barghest, Loki;
ogre, -ss; gnome, gin, jinn, imp, deev,
lamia; bo-gie, -gle; nis, kobold, flibber-
tigibbet, fairy, brownie, pixy, elf, dwarf,
urchin. Puck, Robin Goodfellow; lepre-
chaun, Cluricaune, troll, dwerger, sprite,
ouphe, bad fairy, nix, nixie, pigwidgeon,
will-o'-the-wisp.
[Supernatural appearance] ghost, rev-
enant, specter, apparition, spirit, shade,
shadow, vision; hob-, goblin; wraith,
spook, boggart, banshee, Ump-garou,
lemures; evil eye.
mer-man, -maid, -folk; siren; satyr,
faun; manit-o, -ou, -u.
j. supernatural, weird, uncanny, unearthly, spectral; ghost-ly, -like;
elf-in, -ish, -Uke; fiend-ish, -Uke; impish, demoniacal; haunted; pokerish
[U. S.].
979. Jupiter. — N. god, -dess; hea-
then gods and goddesses; deva; Jupiter,
Jove &c. ; pantheon.
Allah, Bathala,6rahm, Brahma, Brah-
mS, cloud-compeller, Devi, Durga, Kali,
oread, the Great Spirit, Ushas; water -,
wood- nymph; Yama, Varuna, Zeus,
Vishnu, Siva, Shiva, Krishna, Jugger-
nath, Buddha; Isis, Osiris; Belus, Bel,
Baal, Asteroth &c. ; Thor, Odin; Mimibo
Jumbo; good -, tutelary- genius; demi-
urge, familiar; sibyl; fairy, fay; sylph,
-id; Ariel, peri, nymph, nereid, dryad,
sea-maid, banshee, benshie, Ormuzd;
Oberon, Mab, hamadryad, naiad, mer-
maid, kelpie, Ondine, nixie, sprite; deni-
zens of the air; pixy &c. {bad spirit) 980.
mythology; heathen -, fairy- myth-
ology; Lemprifere, folklore.
Adj. fairy-, sylph-like; sylphic.
Phr. " you moonshine revelers and shades
of night " [Merry Wwes].
981. Heaven. — N. heaven; king-
dom of -heaven, - God; heavenly king-
dom; throne -, presence- of God; inherit-
ance of the saints in Ught.
Paradise, Eden, Zion, abode of the
blessed; celestial bUss, glory.
[Mythological -heaven] Olympus;
[- paradise] Elysium, Elysian fields, Ar-
cadia, bowers of bliss, garden of the
Hesperides, third heaven; Val-, Wal-
halla (Scandinavian); Nirvana (Bud-
dhist); happy hunting grounds; Alfar-
daws, Assama; Falak al afiak " the high-
est heaven " (Mohammedan).
future state, eternal home, resurrec-
982. Hell. — N. hell, bottomless pit,
place of torment; habitation of fallen
angels; Pandemonium, Abaddon, Dom-
daniel ; jaAannan, sheol.
hell fire; everlasting -fire, - torment;
lake of fire and brimstone; fire that is
never quenched, worm that never dies.
purgatory, limbo, gehenna, abyss.
[Mythological hell] Tartarus, Hades,
Avernus, Styx, Stygian creek, pit of
Acheron, Cocytus; infernal regions, in-
ferno, shades below, reahns of Pluto.
Pluto, Rhadamanthus, Erebus; To-
phet.
Adj. hellish, infernal, stygian.
Phr. dies ira dies xUa; " the hue of dungeons
and the scowl of night " [Lovers Labor's Lost].
tion, translation; resuscitation &c. 660;
apotheosis, deification.
Adj. heavenly, celestial, supernal, un-
earthly, from on high, paradisiacal, beatific, elysian.
Phr. " looks through nature up to nature's god " [Pope]; " the great world's altar-
stairs, that slope through darkness up to God '* [Tennyson]; " the treasury Ox everlasting ^
joy " [Henry Vl]; vigeur de dessiLS. ^
983 — 984
AFFECTIONS
«L V. 2
2. Reugious Doctrines
983. [Religious Knowledge.] Theology. — N. theology (natural and re-
vealed); theo-gony, -sophy; divinity; hagio-logy, -graphy; Caucasian mys-
tery; monotheism; reUgion; religious -persuasion, - sect, - denomination; creed
&c. (belief) 484; articles -, declaration -, profession -, confession- of faith.
theolog-uCi -ian; scholastic, divine, schoolman, canonist, theologist; the
Fathers.
Adj. theological, religious; denominational; sectarian &c. 984.
7
984. Heterodoxy. [Sectarianism.] —
N. heterodoxy; error Ac. 495; false doc-
trine, heresy, schism; schismatic-ism,
-alness; recusancy, backsliding, apos-
tasy; atheism &c. (irreligion) 989.
bigotry &c. {obstinacy) 606; fanati-
cism, iconoclasm; hyperorthodoxy, pre-
cisianism, bibliolatry, sabbatarianisni,
Puritanism; anthropomorphism; idola-
try &c. 991 ; superstition &c. {credvlity)
486; dissent &c. 489.
sectar-ism, -ianism; nonconformity;
secularism; s^iicretism, religious sects.
protestant-, Arian-, Advent-, Jansen-*,
Stund-, Erastian-, Calian-, quaker-,
method-, anabapt-, Pusey-, tractarian-,
ritual-, Origen-, SabelUan-, Socinian-,
De-, The-, material-, positiv-, latitu-
dinarian-ism &c.
High -, Low -, Broad -, Free- Church;
ultramontanism; pap-ism, -istry ; monk-
ery; papacy; AngUcan-, Catholic-, Ro-
man-ism; popery. Scarlet Lady, Church
of Rome, Greek Church.
pagan-, heathen-, ethic-ism; myth-
ology; poly-, di-, tri-, pan-theism;
dualism; heathendom.
Juda-, Gentil-, Islam-, Mohammedan-, Bab-, Sufi-, Neoplaton-, Turc-,
Brahmin-, Hindu-, Buddh-, Sabian-, Gnostic-, Hylothe-, Mormon-ism;
Christian Science.
heretic, antichrist; pagan, heathen; pai-, pay-nim; giaour; gentile; pan-,
poly-theist; idolator.
bigot &c. (obstinacy) 606; fanatic, abdal, iconoclast,
latitudinarian, Deist, Theist, Unitarian; positivist, materialist; Homoiou-
sian, Homoousian, limitarian, theosophist, ubiquitarian; skeptic &c. 989.
schismatic; sectar-y, -ian, -ist; seceder, separatist, recusant, dissenter;
non-conformist, -juror; Huguenot, Protestant; orthodox dissenter, Congre-
gationalist. Independent; Episcopalian, Presbyterian; Lutheran, Calvinist,
Methodist, Wesleyan; Ana-, Baptist; Mormon, Latter-day Saint, Irvingite,
Sandemanian;^ Glassite, Erastian; Sub-, Supra-lapsarian; Gentoo, Antino-
mian, Swedenborgian; Adventist, Bible Christian, Bryanite, Brownian,
Christian Scientist, Dunker, Ebionite, Eusebian; Faith Cur-er, -ist; Familist,
Jovinianist, Libadist, Quaker, Restitutionist, Shaker, Stundist, Tunker 4c.
Catholic, Roman Catholic, Romanist, ultramontane; Anglican, Oxford
School; tractarian, Puseyite, ritualist; Puritan.
Jew,Hebrew, Rabbinist, Rabbist; Babist, Motazilite,Shiah,Sunni,Wahabi,
Mohammedan, Mussulman, Moslem, Osmanli; Brahm-in, -an; Parsee, Sufi,
34:^
983a. Orthodoxy. — N. orthodoxy;
strictness, soundness, reUgious truth,
true faith; truth &c. 494; soundness of
doctrine.
Christian-ity, -ism; Catholic-ism,
-ity; " the faith once delivered to the
saints "; hyperorthodoxy &c. 984; icon-
oclasm.
the Church; Catholic -, Universal -,
Apostolic -, EstabUshed- Church; tem-
ple of the Holy Ghost; Church ~, body
-, members -, disciples -, followers- of
Christ; Christian, - community; true
beUever; canonist &c. (theologian) 983;
Christendom, .collective body of Chris-
tians.
canons Ac. (belief) 484; thirty-nine
articles; Apostles' -, Nicene ~, Atha-
nasian- Creed; Church Catechism; tex-
tuary.
Adj. orthodox, sound, strict, faithful,
cathoUc, schismless. Christian, evan-
geUcal, scriptural, divine, monotheistic;
true &c. 494.
Phr. of the true faith.
VI. V, 3
RELIGION
QAA QQO
Buddhist; Magi, Gymnosophist, fire worshiper, Sabian, Gnostic, Sadducee,
Hosicrueian <&c.
Adj. heterodox, heretical; un-orthodox, -scriptural, -canonical; anti-
scriptural, apocryphal; un-, anti-christian; schismatic, recusant, iconoclastic;
sectarian; dis-senting, -sident; secular &c. (lay) 997.
pagan; heathen, -ish; ethnic, -al; gentile, paynim; pan-, poly-theistic.
Judaical, Mohammedan, Brahminical, Buddliist &c, n.; Romish, Protes-
tant &c. n.
bigoted &c. (prejudiced) 481, {obstinate) 606; superstitious &c. {credvlous)
486; fanatical; idolatrous &c. 991; visionary &c. (imaginative) 515.
Phr. '' slave to no sect '' [Pope]; auperstitione ioUendd religio non toUiiiar [Cioero].
986. Pseudo-Beyelation..— N. the
-Koran, - Alcoran; Ly-king, Vedas,
Zendavesta, Avesta, Sastra, Shastra,
Tantra, Upanishads, Purana, Edda;
Book of Mormon.
[Non-Biblical prophets and religious
founders] Gautama, Buddha; Zoroaster,
Confucius, Bab-ed-Din, Mohammed.
[Idols] golden calf &c. 991; Baal, Mo-
loch, Dagon.
986. Beyelation. — N. revelation, in-
spiration, affxdvs; theophany, theop-
neusty.
Word, - of God; Scripture; the -Scrip-
tures, - Bible; Holy -Writ, - Scriptures;
inspired writings. Gospel.
Old Testament, Septuagint, Vulgate,
Pentateuch; Octateuch; the -Law, -
Jewish Law, - Prophets; major -, minor-
Prophets; Hagio-grapha, -logy; Hierog-
rapha; Apocrypha.
New Testament; Gospels, Evangelists, Acts, Epistles, Apocalypse, Revela-
tions.
Talmud; Mishna, Masorah.
prophet &c. (seer) 513; evangeUst, apostle, disciple, saint; the -, the Apos-
tolical- Fathers; Holy Men of old, inspired penmen.
Adj. scriptural, bibUcal, sacred, prophetic; evangel-ical, -istic; apostolic,
-al; inspired, theopneustic, theopneusted, apocalyptic, ecclesiastical, canon-
ical, textuary.
3. Religious Sentiments
987. Piety. — N. piety, reUgion,
theism, faith; religiousness, holiness &c.
adj,] saintship; religionism; sanctimony
&c. (assumed piety) 988; reverence &c.
(respect) 928; humility, veneration, de-
votion; prostration &c. (worship) 990;
grace, unction, edification; sancti-ty,
-tude; consecration.
spiritual existence, odor of sanctity,
beauty of hoUness.
theopathy, beatification, adoption,
regeneration, conversion, justification,
sanctification, salvation, inspiration,
bread of Ufe; Body and Blood of Christ..
believer, convert, theist. Christian,
devotee, pietist; the -good, - righteous,
- just, - believing, - elect; Saint, Ma-
donna, Notre Dame, Our Lady.
the children of -God, - the kingdom,
- light.
V. be -pious Ac. adj,) have -faith &c.
n.; believe, receive Christ; revere &c.
028; be -converted Ac.
iCC
988. Impiety. '-^11. impiety; sin &c.
945; irreverence; profan-eness &c. adj.,
-ity, -ation; blasphemy, desecration,
sacrilege; scoffing &c. i\
[Assumed piety] hypocrisy &c. (false-
hood) 544; pietism, cant, pious fraud;
lip-devotion, -service, -reverence; mis-
devotion, formalism, austerity; sancti-
mon-y, -iousness &c. adj.; pharisaism,
precisianism ; sabbat-ism, -arianism ;
odium theologicivniy sacerdotalism; bigo-
try &c. (obstinacy) 606, (prejudice) 481 ;
blue laws.
hardening, backsliding, declension,
perversion, reprobation.
sinner &c. 949; scoffer, blasphemer;
sacrilegist; sabbath breaker; worldhng;
hypocrite <fec. (dissembler) 548; Tartufe,
Mawworm.
bigot; saint [ironically]; Pharisee,
Sabbatarian, formalist, methodist, puri-
tan, pietist, precisian, religionist, dev-
otee, ranlet^iwaaXAR' ^uxa'nv.e.txXA.^.
«^K«^
987 — 990 AFFECTIONS VI, v^- ^
convert, edify, sanctify, keep holy,
beatify, regenerate, inspire, consecate,
enshrine.
Adj. pious, religious, devout, devoted,
reverent, godly, heavenly-minded, hum-
ble, pure, holy, spiritual, pietistic; saint-
ly, -like; seraphic, sacred, solemn.
believing, faithful, Christian, Catholic.
elected, adopted, justified, sanctified,
regenerated, inspired, consecrated, con-
verted, unearthly, not of the earth.
Phr. ne vUe fano; " pun>eyed Faith ...
thou hovering angel girt with golden wings''
[Milton].
the -wicked, - evil, - unjust, - rej
bate; sons of -men, - Belial, - tl^^
wicked one; children of darkness.
V. be -impious &c. adj, ; profane, d<
crate, bla.sphenie, revile, scofif; swear (ti
(malediction) 908; commit sacrilege.
snuffle; turn up the whites of tht
eyes; idolize. ^
Adj. impious; irreligious &c. 989;^ ^
desecrating &c. v.; profane, irreverent, -«-*'
sacrilegious, blasphemous. ^
un-hallowed, -sanctified, -regenerate; "*
hardened, perverted, reprobate.
hypocritical &c. (false) 544; cant-
ing, pietistical, sanctimonious, unctuous,
Pharisaical, overrighteous, righteous over much,
bigoted, fanatical; priest-ridden.
Adv. under the -mask, - cloak, - pretense, - form, -guise- of religion.
Phr. giovane sahto diavdo vecchio.
989. Irreligion. — N. irreligion, indevQtion; ungodliness &c. adj.; laxity,
quietism.
skepticism, doubt; un-, dis-belief; incredul-ity, -ousness &c. adj.; want of
-faith, - belief; pyrrhonism; doubt &c. 485; agnosticism.
atheism, deism; hylotheism; materialism; positivism; nihilism.
infidelity, freethinking, antichristianity, rationalism; neology.
atheist, skeptic, unbeliever, deist, infidel, pyrrhonist; giaour, heathen,
alien, gentile, Nazarene; esprit fort, freethinker, latitudinarian, rationalist;
materialist, positivist, nihilist, agnostic, somatist, theophobist.
V. be -irreligious &c. adj.; disbelieve, lack faith; doubt, question Ac. 485,
dechristianize.
Adj. irreligious; in-, un-devout; devout-, god-, grace-less; un-godly, -holy,
-sanctified, -hallowed; atheistic, without God.
skeptical, freethinking: un-believing, -converted; incredulous, faithless,
lacking faith; deistical; un-, anti-christian.
worldly, mundane, earthly, carnal; worldly &c.- minded.
Adv. irreligiously &c.- adj,
4. Acts of Religion
990. Worship. — N. worship, adoration, devotion, aspiration, homage, serv-
ice, humiliation; kneeling, genuflection, prostration.
prayer, invocation, supplication, rogation, intercession, orison, holy breathr
ing; petition &c. (request) 765; collect, litany. Lord's prayer, paternoster; bead-
roll; latria, dulia, hyperdulia, vigils; revival; cult; anxious - camp- meeting;
ebenezer, virginal.
thanksgiving; giving -, returning- thanks; grace, praise, glorification, bene-
diction, doxology, hosanna; h-, allelujah; Te Deum, non nobis Domine, nunc
dimiUis; pjean; benschen; Ave Maria, 0 Salutaris, Sanctus, The Annunciation,
Tersanctus, Trisagion.
psalm, -ody; hymn, plain song, chant, chaunt, response, anthem, motet; an-
tiphon, -y.
oblation, sacrifice, incense, libation; burnt -, heave -, votive- offering; offer-
tory.
discipline; self-dis«ipline, -examination, -denial; fasting.
divine service, office, duty; exercises; morning prayer; mass, matins, evensong^
vespers; undernsong, tierce; holyday Ac. (pies) 998.
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worshiper, congregation, communicant, celebrant.
¥• worship, lift up the heart, aspire; revere &c. 928; adore, do service, pay
homage; humble oneself, kneel; bow -, bend- the knee; fall -down, - on one's
knees; prostrate oneself, bow down and worship.
pray, invoke, supplicate; put -, offer- up -prayers, - petitions; beseech &c.
(ask) 765; say one's prayers, tell one's beads.
return -, give- thanks; say grace, bless, praise, laud, glorify, magnify, sing
praises; give benediction, lead the choir, intone; deacon, -off [U. S.].
propitiate, offer sacrifice, fast, deny oneself; vow, offer vows, give alms.
work out one's salvation; go to church; attend -service, - mass; communi-
cate Ac. (rite) 998.
Adj. worshiping &c. v,; devout, devotional, reverent, pure, solemn; fervid
4c. (henrtfeli) 821.
Int. h-, allelujah! hosanna! glory be to God! 0 Lord! pray God that! God
-grant, - bless, - save, - forbid! sursum corda,
Phr. "making their lives a prayer'' [Whitter]; ora el labora; "prayers ardent open
heaven " [Young].
991. Idolatry. — N. idol-atry, -ism; demon-ism -olatry; idol ~, demon -,
devil -, fire- worship; zoolatry, fetichism; ecclesi-, heli-, hier-, Mari-, BibU-
olatry.
deification, apotheosis, canonization; hero worship.
sacrifices, hecatomb, holocaust; hmnan sacrifices, immolation, mactation,
infanticide, self-immolation, suttee.
idol, golden calf, graven image, fetich, avatar, Juggernath, lares et peruUes;
Baal &c, 986.
V. worship -idols, - pictures, - reUcs; deify, canonize.
Adj. idolatrous.
Phr. adorer U veau d*or.
992. Sorcery. — N. sorcery; occult -art, - sciences; magic, the black art,
necromancy, theurgy, thaumaturgy; demon-ology, -omy, -ship; diablerie, be-
devilment; witch-craft, -ery; glamor; fetic-hism, -ism; ghost dance, hoodoo;
obi, -ism; voodoo, -ism; Shamanism [Esquimaux], vampirism; conjuration;
bewitchery, exorcism, enchantment, mysticism, second sight, mesmerism,
animal magnetism; od-, odylic- force; electrobiology, clairvoyance; spiritual-
ism, spirit rapping, table turning.
divination &c. (prediction) 5U; sortilege, ordeal, sortes Virgiliance; hocus-
pocus &c. (deception) 545.
V. practice -sorcery &c. n. ; cast a nativity, conjure, exorcise, charm, enchant;
be- witch, -devil; hoodoo, voodoo; entrance, mesmerize, magnetize; fascinate
&c. (influence) 615; taboo; wave a wand; rub the -ring, - lamp; cast a spell; call
up spirits, - from the vasty deep; raise spirits from the dead.
Adj. magic, -al; mystic, weird, cabalistic, talismanic, phylacteric, incanta-
tory; charmed &c. v.; Circean, odyllic, voodoo.
993. Spell. — N. spell, charm, incantation, exorcism, weird, cabala, ex-
sufBation t, cantrap, runes, abracadabra, open sesame, countercharm, Ephesian
letters, bell book and candle, Mumbo Jumbo, evil eye, fee-faw-fum.
talisman, amulet, periapt, telesm, phylactery, philter; fetich, fetish; agnu^
Dei; furcula, madstone; mascot, -te; merrythought; Om, Aum; scarab, -sens;
sudarium, triskeiion, veronica, wishbone; swastika, fylfot, gammadion.
wand, caduceus, rod, divining rod, lamp of Aladdin; wishing -, Fortunatus's-
cap.
994. Sorcerer. — N. sorcerer, magician; thaumat-, the-urgist; conjuror,
necromancer, oeer, wUard, witch; hoodoo, voodoo; fairy &c. 980; lamia, hag.
994 — 997 AFFECTIONS VI. v. 5
warlock, charmer, exorcist, mage;. cunning -, medicine- man; Shaman, figure
Singer, ecstatica, medium, clairvoyant, mesmerist; deus ex machind; sooth-
sayer &c. 513.
Katerfelto, Cagliostro, Mesmer, Rosi crucian; Circe, siren, weird sisters.
5. Religious Institutions
99B. Churchdom. — N. church, -dom; ministry, apostleship, priesthood,
prelacy, hierarchy, church government, Christendom, pale of the church.
clerical-, sacerdotal-, episcopalian-, ultramontan-ism; theocracy; ecclesi-
olog-y, -ist; priestcraft, odium theologicum.
monach-ism, -y; monasticism, monkhood.
[Ecclesiastical offices and dignities] pontificate, primacy, archbishopric,
archiepiscopacy; prelacy; bishop-ric, -dom; episcop-ate, -acy; see, diocese;
deanery, stall; canon-ry, -icate; prebend, -aryship; benefice, incumbency,
glebe, advowson, living, cure; rectorship; vicar-iate, -ship; deacon-ry, -ship;
curacy; chaplain, -cy, -ship; cardinal-ate, -ship; abbacy, presbytery.
holy orders, ordination, institution, consecration, induction, reading in, pre-
ferment, translation, presentation.
popedom; the -Vatican, - apostolic see; religious sects &c. 984.
council &c. 696; conclave, convocation, synod, consistory, chapter, vestry;
sanhedrim, congi d^ilire; ecclesiastical courts, consistorial court, court of Arches.
. V. call, ordain, induct, prefer, translate, consecrate, present.
take -orders, - the veil, - vows.
Adj. ecclesi-astical, -ological; clerical, sacerdotal, priestly, prelatical, pas-
toral, ministerial, capitular, theocratic; hierarchical, archiepiscopal; episcopal,
-ian; canonical; mon-astic, -achal; monkish; abbati-al, -cal; Anglican; pontif-
ical, papal, apostolic; ultramontane, priest-ridden.
997. Laity. —N. laity, flock, fold,
congregation, assembly, brethren, peo-
ple; society [U. S.].
temporality, secularization.
layman, civilian; parishioner, cate-
chumen; secularist.
V. secularize.
Adj. secular, lay, laical, civil, tempo-
ral, profane.
996. Clergy. — N. clergy, clericals,
ministry, priesthood, presbytery, the
cloth, the desk.
clergyman, divine, ecclesiastic, church-
man, Jriest, presbyter, hierophant, pas-
tor, shepherd, minister; father, - in
Christ; padre, abb^j cure; patriarch;
reverend; black coat; confessor.
dignitaries of the church; ecclesi-,
hier-arch; ebdomarius; eminence, rever-
ence, elder, primate, metropolitan, archbishop, bishop, prelate, diocesan, suf-
fragan, dean, subdean, archdeacon, prebendary, canon, rural dean, rector,
parson, vicar, perpetual curate, residentiary, beneficiary, incumbent, chap-
lain, curate; deacon, -ess; preacher, reader, lecturer; capitular; missionary,
propagandist, Jesuit, revivalist, field preacher.
churchwarden, sidesman; clerk, precentor, choir; almoner, Suisse, verger,
beadle, sexton, sacristan; acol-yth, -othyst, -yte; chorister.
[Roman Catholic priesthood] Pope, Papa, pontiff, high priest, cardinal;
ancient -, flamen; confessor, penitentiary; spiritual director.
cenobite, conventual, abbot, prior, monk, friar, lay brother, beadsman,
mendicant, pilgrim, palmer; canon-regular, -secular; Franciscan, Friars mi-
nor, Minorites; Observant, Capuchin, Dominican, Carmelite; Augustinian;
Gilbertine; Austin-, Black-, White-, Ciray-, Crossed-, Crutched-Friars; Bon-
homme, Carthusian, Benedictine, Cistercian, Trappi.st, Cluniac, Premon-
stratensian, Maturine; Templar, Hospitaler; Bernardine, Lorettine, pillarist,
stylite.
abb-, prior-, canon-ess; religieusef nun, novice, postulant.
34ff
VL ▼. 6 RELIGION 996 — 1000
[Under the Jewish dispensation] prophet, priest, high priest, Levite; Rabbi,
*n; scribe.
[Mohammedan Ac] mullah, ulema, imaum, sheik; sufi; kahin, kassis; mufti,
hadji, muezzin, dervish; fa-kir, -quir; brahmin, guru, kaziaskier, poonghie,
sanyasi; druid, bonze, santon, abdal. Lama, talapoin, caloyer.
V. take ord^ &c. 995.
Adj. the -, the very -, the Right- Reverend; ordained, in orders, called to
the ministry.
998. Bite. — N. rite; eeremon-y, -ial; ordinance, observance, function, duty;
form, -ulary; solemnity, sacrament; incantation &c. {spell) 993; service, psal-
mody Ac. (worship) 990.
ministration; preach-ing, -ment; predication, sermon, homily, lecture, dis-
course, pastoral.
baptism, christening, chrism; circiuncision; baptismal regeneration; font.
confirmation; imposition -, laying on- of hands; ordination &c. (churchdom)
905; excommunication.
Eucharist, Lord's supper, communion; the -, the holy- sacrament; celebra-
tion, high celebration; missa cantata; asperges; offertory; introit; consecration;
con-, tran-substantiation; real presence; elements; mass; high -, low -, dry-
mass.
matrimony &c, 903; burial &c, 363; visitation of the sick.
seven sacraments, impanation, subpanation, extreme unction, viaticum,
invocation of saints, canonization, transfiguration, auricular confession; mac-
eration, flagellation, sackcloth and ashes; penance &c. {atonement) 952; telling
of beads, processional; tburification, incense, holy water, aspersion.
relics, rosary, beads, reliquary, host, cross, rood, crucifix, pax, pix, pyx, agnits
Dei, censer, thurible, patera; eileton. Holy Grail; prayer-machine, -wheel;
Sangraal, urceus.
ritual, rubric, canon, ordinal; liturgy, prayer book, book of common prayer,
pietas, euchology, litany, lectionary; missal, breviary, mass book, beadroU;
farse.
psalter; psalm -, hymn- book; hymn-al, -ology.
ritual-, ceremonial-ism; sabbat-ism, -arianism; ritualist, Sabbatarian.
holy day, feast, fast; Sabbath, Passover, Pentecost; Advent, Christmas,
Epiphany, Lent; Passion -, Holy- week; Easter, Whitsuntide; agape, Ascension
Day, Candlemas, Good Friday, Holy Thursday; Lam-, Martin-, Michael-mas;
Rama-dan, -zan; Bairam &c., &c.
V. perform service, do duty, minister, officiate, baptize, dip, sprinkle; confirm,
lay hands on; give -, administer -, take -, receive -, attend -, partake of- the
-sacrament, - communion; communicate; administer -, receive- extreme unc-
tion; anele.
exconununicate, ban with bell book and candle.
preach, sermonize, predicate, lecture.
Adj. ritual, -istic; ceremonial; baptismal, eucharistical; paschal.
Phr. " what art thou, thou idol ceremony ? " [Henry V], "
999. Canonicals. — N. canonicals, vestments; robe, gown, Geneva gown
frock, pallium, surplice, cassock, dalmatic, scapulary, cope, mozetta, scarf,
tunicle, chasuble, alb, alba, stole; fan-on, -nel; tonsure, cowl, hood; calo-te,
-tte; bands; capouch, amice; vagas, vakas, vakass; apron, lawn sleeves, pontif-
icals, pall; miter, tiara, triple crown; shovel -, cardinal's- hat; biretta; crosier;
pastoral staff, thurifer; costume &c. 225.
1000. Temple. — N. place of worship; house of -God, - prayer,
temple, cathedral, minster, church, kirk, chapel, meetinghouse, bethel,
tabernacle, conventicle, basihca, fane, holy place, chantry^ orat^t^j.
1000 AFFECTIONS VI. v. 6
synagogue; mosque; ^marabout; pantheon; pagoda; joss bouse; dagobah,
tope; kiosk; kiack, masjid.
parsonage, rectory, vicarage, manse, deanery, glebe; Vatican; bishop's pal-
ace; Lambeth.
altar, shrine, sanctuary. Holy of Holies, sanctum sandorumf sacristy; sacra-
rium; communion -, holy -, Lord's- table; table of the Lord; pyx; baptistery,
font; piscina, stoup; aimibry; sedile; reredos; rood -loft, - screen.
chancel, quire, choir, nave, aisle, transept, vestry, crypt, cloisters, church-
yard, golgotha, calvary, Easter sepulcher; stall, pew; pulpit, ambo, lectern,
reading desk, confessional, prothesis, credence, baldachin, baJdacchino; apee,
belfry; chapter house; presbytery; anxious-bench, -seat; diaconicum, jube;
moilmers'-bench, -seat.
monastery, priory, abbey, friary, convent, nunnery, cloister.
Adj. claustral, cloistered; monast-ic, -erial; conventual.
Phr. ne vile fano; '* there's nothing iU can dwell in such a temple " [Tempeafl.
THtt NEW* yopw F'^'*?! »o iJ'ar;j\i.':
INDEX
INDEX
N. B. Tlie numbers refer to the headings under which the words or phrases occur. When
the same word or phrase may be used in various senses, the several headings under which it,
or its synonyms, will be found, according to those meanings, are indicated by the words printed in
Italics. These words in Italics are not intended to explain the meaning of the word or phrase to
which they are annexed, but only to assist in the recjuired reference.
When a number or word of reference is placed within parentheses, the actual word or phrase
will not be found under the heading referred to, although it may sometimes be useful to consult
the category thus indicated.
When the word given in the Index is itself the title or heading of a category, the number of ref-
erence is printed in bold-face type, thus: abode 189«
A
A 1648
A. B. 269
ab
- actu ad posse 476
- extra 220
- inconvenienti 704
- initio 66
- intra 221
- origine 66
- ovo 66
- ovo usque ad mala
52
- uno disce c ^tmes 16
abaciflt 85
aback 235
take - 508
abacus 85
Abaddon 978, 982
abaft 235
abalienate 783
abandon
depcart from 293
- a purpose 624
- property 782
-^pe859
- society 893
abandon
lively 682
arOess 703
abandoned
neglected 460
forsaken 893
vicious 945
abandonment 757
abase
depress 308
degrade 879
abased 886
abasement
disrepute 874
serintity 886
abash daunt 860
humiliate 879
abate lessen 36
- a price 813
ikbatement 36
- of diflferonces 774
abatjour 260
abattis 717
abattoir 361
abba 166
abbacy 995
abbatial 995
abbatis 717
abbess 996
abbey 1000
abbot 996
abbreviation
shortening 201
compendium 596
abbreviature 596
ABC beginning 66
teaching 537
letters 561
abdal/ana/i(;984
clergy 996
abdicant 757
abdicate
- a throne 738
resign 757
abditory 530
abdomen 221
abdominoscope 445
abdominous 194
abducent 289
abduct take 789
steal 7n
repel 289
abduction 289
abductor 792
abecedarian
teacher 540
learner 541
abecedary
school 542
letter 561
a beneplacito 600
aberdevine 366
aberrant
exceptional 83
demoting 279
divergent 291
erroneous 495
aberration [see aber-
rant]
variation 20a
mentoZ-503
abet 707
abettor 711
abeunt studia in
mores 613
abeyance
exiinclion2
suspense 142
expectation 507
in -172
abeyant 526
abhor dislike 867
Aato898
abhorrent
jxiinful 830
abide
endure 1
remain 110
continue 141, 143
dweU 186
quiet 265
expect 507
- by assent 488
observe 772
- with
be composed 826
not - 867
abigaU 746
abilities,
to the best of one's
-686
ability pouter 157
sA^698
abiogenesis 161
2l bis ou 2l blanc 604,
702
abito 350
abject ,
viU 8^4, 940
servile SSQ
- fear 862
abjunction 44
abjure
renounce 607
resign 757
abkari 812
ablation
subduction 38
taking 789
ablaze heat 382
light 420
able capable 157
skillfid 698
- seaman 269
able-bodied 159
ablegate
displace 185
depute 759
ablude 15
ablution ^52
abnegation
denial 5SQ
refusal 764
forbearance 953
self - 942
abnormal 83
- mind 503
abnormalize 83
abnormis sapiens
498
aboard present 186
ship 273
go - 293
abode 189
presage 511
take up one's -
settle 150
locate oneself 184
abodement 511
aboideau 350
abois, auz -
dying 360
dianger 665
diMcully 704
aboution 762
destroy 162
abrogate 756
abolitionist 756
abolitionize 756
abominable
bad 649
foul 653
haUful 898
abominate
dislike 867
hateSQS.
abomination 649
^ bon droit 922
^ bon march^ 812
815
abord 894
aboriginal
beginning 66
cau^e 153
aborigines 188
abortion
immaturity 674
failure 732
ABOV
ABST
ACAD
ACCI
nearly 32
near 197
around 227
- it and about it 573
-to 121
- to be 152
be - busy with 625
active 682
beat - 629
come - 658
get - public 531
recover 660
go "turn 311
going - news 532
not know what one
is -699
put-
tum round 283
round - 311
send - one's business
756
set - 676
turn - invert 218
what it is - 454
what one is - 625
above 206
- all superior 33
important 642
- board
manifest 525
artless 703
fair 939
- comprehension 519
- ground
alive 359
- par great 31
^ood 648
- praise 944
- price 814
-stairs 206
- suspicion 946
- the mark 33
- water safe 664
above-mentioned
preceding 62
repeated 104
prior 116
a bovi xnajori discit
537, 673
abral98
abracadabra 993
Abraham,
sham - 544
abrasion
paring 38
filing 330, 331
abreast 236
abreg6 596
abreption 789
abri, tente d' - 233
abridge lessen 36
shorten 201
- in writing 572, 596
abridger 201
abridgment
compeYidttcm 596
abroach 673
abroad
extraneous 57
disianl 196
unceriain 475 /
352
get - pMic 531
abrogation 756
abrupt sudden 113
violent 173
steep 217
unexpected 508
style 579
abruption 44
abscess 655
abscind 44
abscissa 466
abscission
retrenchment 38
division 44
abscond 623
absence
nonpresence 187
- d'esprit 452
- of choice 609a
- of influence 175a
- of intellect 450a
- of mind 458
- of motive 615a
absens hsores non
erit505
absentee 187
absent-minded 458
absento nemo ne
nocuisse velit 187
absinthe 435
absolute
not relative 1
great 31
complete 52
certain 474
affirmative 535
authoriiah've 737
severe 739
free 748
unalienable 924
- establishment 478
- interest
property 98(1
make -
confirm 467
adjudge 480
Absolute, the 450
absolution 918
absolutism 739
absolve
liberate 750
forgive 918
exempt 927a
shrive 952
acquit 970
absonant
discordant 414
unreasonable 477
absorb combine 48
take in 296
consume 677
- the mind
attention 457
inattention 458
- the soul 824
absorbing
exigent 630
impressive 821
absorption 296
absquatulate 623
abitain
r^rain 623
disuse 678
temperance 953
- from action 681
- from voting 609a
abstainer 953, 958
abstemious 953
abstention 623
absterge 652
abstersive 662
abstinence [eee ab-
stain]
total - 953, 955
abstract
separate 44
o^rui^e 596
taJbe 789
steal 791
- idea 453
- oneself
inattention 458
- thought 451
attention 457
in the - apart 44
aZone 87
abstracted
inattentive 458
abstruse 519
absurdity
impossible 471
nonsense 497
ridiculous 853
absurd statement
546
Abuna 745
abundance
Soor in - 832
undant great 31
enough 639
abundanti cauteUl,
ex -664
abuse deceive 545
HJUreat 649
misuse 679
malediction 908
^reo/ 909
upbraid 932
vu^aU 961
- of language 563
- of terms 523
abusive
uncourteous 895
defamatory 934, 936
abut touch 199
rest on 215
abutment
defense 717
abutter 199
aby remain 141
endure 821, 826
abysm 198
abysmal deep 208
abyss space 180
interval 198
^U982
A. C. 106
academic
theory 514
teaching 537, 542
academical
e(y(e 578
academiciazi 492 *
Royal - 559
academy 542
acanthus 847
a capite ad ealeeir
52
acariAtre901
acarpous 169
acatalectie 597
accede assent 488
consent 7Q2
accelerate
early 132
stimtdate 173
velocity 27^
hasten G^
accension384
accent sound 402
tone of voice 580
rhythm 597
accentuate 642
accentuation 580
accept assent 488
consent 7Q2
receive 785
take 7S9
accepta 810
acceptable
expedient 646
agreeable 829
acceptance
security 771
acceptation
interpretation 522
acception 522
access
approach 286
easy of - 705
means of - 627
accessible
poeet6^470
easy 705
accession
increase 35
addition S7
- to office 737, 765 *
consent 762
accessory
additive 37
adjunct 39
accompanying 88
aid 707
auxiUary 711
acciaccatura 413
accidence 567
accident everi/ 151
chance 156
disaster 619
misfortune 735
- of an accident 156
-s by flood and field
619
fatal - 361
accidental
extrinsic 6
fortuitous 156
undesigned 621
accidents
trust to the chapter
of - 621
accipient785
ACCI
ACCR
•ACHI
ACQU
aoc^iitrw 739
mMi&mMon
approbaUon 931
•CCuIIlfttiZ6
domesHcaU Z70
inure 613
acclivity 217
accloy 641
accolade 894
accozmnodate
suU22
adjust 27
aid 707
reconcOe 723
give 784
Itndl^l
- oneself to
conjorm 82
accommodating
ibind 906
acconmiodation
train 272
accompaniment
adjunct Z^
coexistence 88
mimcai 415
accompanist 416
accompany
ad(i37
coexists
concur 120
inu«ic 416
accompli, fait - 729
accomplice 711
accomplish
execute 161
complete 729
succeed 731
accomplishment
learning 490
talent G9S
accompts 811
accord
uniform 16
agree 23
music 413
o^sen/ 488
concord 714
^071/760
givelM
of one's own - 602
accordance 23
according
- as qualification 469
- to evidence 467
- to circumstances 8
- to Gunter 82
- to law 963
- to rule
conformably 82
accordingly
logically 476
accordion 417
accordionist 416
accost 586
accouchement 161
accoucheur
minister 631
doctor 662
accoucheuse 662
account list 86
adjudge 480
description 594
credU 805
numey - 811
fame 873
approbaiion 931
- as deem 484
-for
attribution 155
interpret 522
- with irodc 794
pay 807
call to -
censure 932
find one's - in
useful 644
8ticccss 731
make no - of
undervalue 483
despise 930
not - for
unintelligible 519
on- of
cause 155
motive 615
6e/iaZ/ 707
on no - 536
send to one's -
kiU 361
small - 643
take into -
attend to 457
qualify 469
to one 8 -
properly 780
turn to -
improve 658
1/56 677
5tiCC68S 731
gain 775
accountable
deM^811
duty92Q
accountant
treasurer 801
auditor 811
- general 801
accounting 811
accounts 811
accouple 43
accouterment
dress 225
appliance 633
equipTnent 673
accoy 174
accredit
commission 755, 759
money 805
/ionor 873
accredited
believed 484
recognized 613
- to 755, 759
accretion
increase 35
coherence 46
accrimination 938
accroach 789
accrue add 37
re«uZ( 154
ac^irc 775
be received 785, 810
accrust 323
accubation 213
accueil 894
accultural 658
accumbent 213
accumulate
coWec^ 72
store 636
redundance 641
accurate 494
- knowledge 490
accurse 908
accursed
disastrous 649
undone 828
vicious 945
accusation 938
accuse
disapprove 932
charge 938
lawsuit 969
accustom
luibit 613
ace sniaU quantity 32
wni^ 87
cards 840
within an - 197
aceite 356
aceldama kiU 361
arena 728
acephalous 59
acequiador 350
acerb 397
acerbate
embitter 659
aggravate 835
acerbic 955
acerbity
acrimony 395
rudeness 895
«p/cen 900, 901
malevolence 907
acervate 72
acervatim 72, 102, 641
acetic 397
- acid 397
acetous 397
achar393
acham6 900
Achates, fidus -
fnend 890
faithful 939
ache physical 378
mental 828
Acheron
pit of - 982
Acherontis pabulum
949
achievable 470
achieve end 67
produce 161
do 680
accomplish 729
achievement
sign 551
feat 861
AchUlean 064, 000
Ackilles
- abaenl \^
heel of -
vulnerable 666
achromatism 429
acicular 253
acid 397
acidify 397
acierta errando 621,
701
acif orm 253
acinacif orm 253
acknowledge
answer 462
assent 488
disclose 529
avow 535
consent 762
observe 772
pay 807
^anA; 916
repent 950
reward 973
- the com 529
acknowledged
custom 613
acme 210
- of perfection 650
acology 662
acolyte 996
acomia 846
k compte 805
aconite 663
acoustic 418
- organs 418
acoustics 402
k convert 528, 664
acquaint
- oneself with 539
- with 527
acquaintance
knowledge 490
information 527
/ne7id890
make - with 888
acquest 780
acquiesce
assent 488
willing 488
consent 762
tolerate 826
acquiescence 488, 772
acquire
develop 161
get Tib
receive 785
- a habit 613
- learning 539
acquirement
knowledge 490
learning 539
m^en/698
receipt 810
acquisition
knowledge 490
fifain 776
acquit
liberate 750
accounts 811
exempt 927a
tnndicate 937
innocent 946
ACQU
ADAM
ADHO
ADMI
acquit oneself
behave 692
- of a debt 807
- of a duty 926
- of an obligation 772
acquittal 970
acquittance
receipt 771
acreage 180
acres space 180
land 342
property 780
Acres, Bob
coward 862
acrid
pungent 392
unsavory 396
acrimony
physical 171
discourtesy 895
Iiatred 898
an^er 900
malevolence 907
acritude 395
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acroamatic 490, 519
acrobat
strength 159
actor 599
proficient 700
mountebank 844
acropolis 666
acrospire 167
across
transverse 219
opposite 708
acrostic letter 561
iM/842
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personate 599
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statute 697
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906
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- one's part
6u9in6as 625
duty 926
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physical 170
mental 615
toA:c «teps 680
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- without authority
738
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guilt 947
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actinic 420
actinometer 4^15
action physical 170
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battle 720
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nonh 680
354
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mix with - 170
put in - 677
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550, 599
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activity 682
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actuate 615
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acumen 498
acuminated 253
acupiuicture 260
acute energetic 171
physicauy violent 173
pointed 253
physically sensible
375
musical tone 410
perspicacious 498
cunning 702
strong feeling 821
morally painful 830
- angle 244
-ear 418
- note 410
acutely 31
acuteness 465
acu tetigisti, rem
discriminalioii 465
exactness 494
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adactylism 848
adaga 727
adage 496
adagio music 415
stow 275
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useful 644
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37, 817, 636
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addition
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incomplete 730
abortive 732
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skUl 698
request 765
addressee 188
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adduce
bring to 2!^
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Adel sitzt im Oe-
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ademption 789
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adept 700
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for a purpose 644
adespotic 738
adhere stick 46
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adherent
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sticky 352
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842
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adhortation 695
adiaphanouB 426
adiathermancy 38
adieu departure 292
loss 77Q
adipocere 356
adipose 355
adit on/ice 260
conduit 350
vassage 627
adjacent 197
adjection 37
adjective 39
- ierker 593
adjoin near 197
contact 199
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adjudicate 480
adjunct
thing added 39
accompaniment 81
aid 707
auxiliary 711
adjiu^tion
affirmation 535
negation 536
adjure request 765
vromise 768
adjust adapt 23
equalize 27
regulate 58
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settle 723
- differences 774
adjustment 762, 7
adjutage
opening 260
vipe 350
adjutant
auxiliary 711
military 745
adjuvant helping '
auxiliary 711
admeasurement 4
administer
conduct 693
exercise authority'
distribute 786
- correction 972
- oath 768
- sacrament 998
- to aid 707
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administration o
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administrative
official 737
judicial 965
admirable
excellent 648
virtuous 944
admiral 745
Admiralty, court
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admirari, nil - 871
admiration
wonder 870
Im^e 897
respect 928
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admired disorder
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698
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adulterate mix 41
deteriorate 659
adulterated
.sham 545
adulterer 962
adultery 961
adultism 131
adumbrate
darkness 421
allegorize 521
represent 554
adumbration
semblance 21
allusion 526
aduncated 245
aduncity 244
adust 340, 384
aduBtion 384
advance increase 35
course 109
progress 282
assert 535
improve 658
aid 707
succeed 731
tend 787
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in - precedence 62
front 234
precession 280
in - of
superior 33
in - of one's age 498
advanced 282
- in life 128
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advances, make -
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social 892
advancing
color 436
advantage
superiority 33
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expedience 646
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gain an - 775
mechanical - 633
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698
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beneficial 648
profitable 775
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futurity 121
event 151
approach 286
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Adventitt 984
adventitious
extrinsic 6
castial 156
adventure event 151
chance 156
pursuit 622
danger 665
trial 675
undertaking 676
adventurer
traveler 268
experimenter 463
deceiver 548
gambler 621
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adventures
history 594
adventurous
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ra«/i863
adversaria 551
adversary 710
Adversary, the - 078
adverse opposed 708
unprosperous 735
disliking 867
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adversity 736
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advertise 531
advice notice 527
news 532
counsel 695
good - 695
advisable 646
advise predict 511
inform 527
counsel 695
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451
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611
intended 620
better - 658
adviser teacher 540
couTise^ 695
advocacy
approbation 931
advocate -
prompt 615
recommend 695
aid 707
auxiliary 711
/riend 890, 914
vindicate 937
counselor 968
Advooate, the -
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advocation
p/ca 617
advoutress 962
advoutry 961
advowson 995
adynamic 100
adytum room 191
prediction 511
secret ptace 530
adzooks 870
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659
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515
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aeration 334
ssre perennius 873
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navigation 267
gas 3^
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aVrif orm 334
a)$rodrome 273
aerodynamics
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iinnd349
aVrolite 318
aVrology 338
aSromancy 511
a)$rometer 338
aeronaut 269
aeronautics
navigation 267
air 338
aeroplane 273
aVroplanist 269
a)$roscope 338
a)$rosphere 338
aVrostat balloon 273
aerostatics 267, 334
aerostation 338
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JKsculapius 662
JKsop846
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sensibility 375 •
beauty 845
taste 850
flotemum servans
sub pectore vul-
nus919
flotiology [see etiology]
afar 196
afeard860
affable
condescending 879
courteous 894
affair event 151
topic 454
bv^ness 625
6a/tte 720
- of honor 720
affaires, chargd d' -
758
Ics - font los hommea
490, 498
affect relate to 9
tend to 176
feign 544
touch 824
desire 865
love 897
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affected with
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disease 655
affectibiUty 822
affecting
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affection feeHng 821
loveS97
affections 820
affettuoBo
music 415
affiance promise 768
trust S5S
affianced love 897
marriage 903
affiche 531
affidation 769
affidavit
affirmation 535
record 551
lawsuit 969
affiliation
relation 9
kindred 11
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Affinity relation 9
similarity 17
affirmation
assert 635
assent 488
affix ad(i 37
se^iieZ 39
fasten 43
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afflatus wind 349
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afflict 830
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affliction pain 828
infliction «30
adversity 735
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suffixnency 639
prosperity 734
u'eoZ/A 803
affluent nt;er 348
afflux 286
afford supply 784
ti;eaZ//i 803
2/ieW81C
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affranchise
make free of 748
liberate 750
affray 720
affriction 331
affright 860
affront molest 830
provocation 900
insult 929
- danger 861
affuse 337
affusion 73
afield 186
afire 382
s3ost extant 1
unliable 149
356
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ship 273
navigation 267
ocean 341
net/;s 532
preparing 673
keep oneself - 734
set - publish 531
k fond 52
afoot on hand 625
preparing 673
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afore 116
aforehand 116
afore-mentioned 62
aforesaid
preceding 62
repeated 104
prior 116
aforethought 611
a fortiori 33
afraid 860
- to say uncertain 475
be - irresolute 605
afreet 980
afresh repealed 104
new 123
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Afrikander 57
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after in order 63
in time 1 17
too late 135
rear 235
pursuit 622
- all for all that 30
qualification 469
on the whole 476
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be - intention 620
pursuit 622
go -/oWou; 281
after acceptation 516
after-age 124
afterbirth 63
afterburden 63
af terclap 509
aftercome 65, 154
aftercrop 168
afterdinner 117
afterglow 40a
aftergrowth 65, 154
afterlife 152
aftermath
fertile 168
profit lib
afternoon 126
- farmer 683
after-part
sequel 65
rear 235
afterpiece 599
aftertaste 390
afterthought
thought 451
memory 505
change of mind 607
aftertime 121
afterwards 117
aga 745
a^racaria 616
again duplicate 90
repeated 104
- and again 136
come - periodic 138
fall off - 661
live - 660
against
counteraction 179
anteposition 237
provision 673
voluntary opposition
708
- one's expectation
508
- one's will 744
- one's wishes 603
- the grain difficult
704
painful 830
dislike 867
- the stream 704
- the time when 510
chances - 473
declaim - 932
false witness - 934
go -708
raise &c. one's voice -
489
set - actively 898
set one's face - refuse
764
disapprove 932
stand up - resist 719
agalloch 400
agamist 904
agape curious 455
expectant 507
wonder 870
agape love feast 998
Agapemone
pleasure 827
love 897
agate 847
age time 106
period 108
long time 110
present time 118
oldness 124
advanced life 128
from age to - 112
of - 131
agency
physical 170
instrumentality 631
means 632
employment 611
voluntary cu:tion 680
direction 693
commission 755
agenda 625
list of - 626
agent physical 153
voluntary 690
consignee 758
- provocateur 615
agentship 755
age quod agis! 682
ages: - ago 122
for -110
agglomerate
cohere 46
cLssemble 72
agglutinate 46
aggrandize
in degree 35
in bulk 194
honor 873
aggravate
increase 35
vehemence 173
exaggerate 549
render worse 65S
distress 835
exasperate 900
aggravating
painful 830
aggravation 886
aggregate
whole 50
collect 72
aggregation 46
aggression 716
aggrieve tn^re 649
distress 830
aggroup 72
aghast
disappointed 509
fear 860
wonder 870
agile swift 274
active 682
agio 813
agiotage 794
agitate move 315
in^tre 461
activity 682
excite the fedin^
824
- a question 476
agitation [see agitat
changeableness 141
energy 171
motion 316
in - preparing 673
agitator
teacher 694
aglet 554
aglow
ivarm 382
s/iine 420
agnate 11
agnition 762
agnomen 564
agnosticism 989
agnus Dei apdl 9C
rite 998
ago 122
not long - 123
agog expectant 60^
desire 865
wonder 870
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set - 707
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agonizing
thnlling 824
painful 830
agony
physical 378
mental 8^
- of death 360
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accord23
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pad 769
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ncaUyZ77
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839
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986 620
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897
aimer 6perdument
897
aimless without design
59, 621
vnthout motive 615a
air unsubstantial 4
broach 66
lightness 320
gas 334
atmospheric 338
mnd 349
/une 415
appearance 448
refresh 689
fashionable 852
beat the - 645
fill the - 404
fine - salubrity 656
fish in the - 645
fowls of the - 366
rend the - 404
take - 531
air balloon 273
air bladder 334
air bubble 250
air-drawn 515
air engine 633
air gun 727
air hole 351
airing 266
air line 278
airman 269
airmanship 267, 698
air pipe 361
air pump 349
airs affectation 855
pride S7S
vanity 880
arrogance 885
airship 273
air-tight 261
airward206
airy [see air]
unimportant 643
gay 836
- hopes 858, 859
- tongues 532
give to - nothing a lo-
cal habitation &c.
515
aisle passage 260
way 627
in a church 1000
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aitchbone 235
ajar open 260
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aiee217
ajutage opening 260
pipe 350
akimbo angular 244
stand - 715
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11
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alack! 839
alacran 913
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active 682
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alameda 189
k ram6ricaine 852
k ranglaise 852
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notice of danger 669
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cause for - 665
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alarum
indication 550
notice of danger 0G9
alas 1 839
alate39
alb 999
alba 999
Albany
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albata 430, 545
albeit 30
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albification 430
albino 443
albiun 600A; 593
compendium 596
albiunen
* semiliquid 352
protein 161, 357
Alcaic 597
alcaid 745
alcalde 745
alchemy 144
alcohol
drinking 959
alcoholism 959
Alcoran 986
alcove bower 191
hollow 2b2
Aldebaran 423
alderman 745
ale 298
alea, Jacta est - 601
Alecto 173
alectromancy 511
alehouse 189
go to the - 959
alembic
conversion 144
vessel 191
furnace ZS6
laboratory 691
alentours 197
alert watchful 459
active 682
alerte669
alertness 457
aleuromancy 511
Alexandrine
omaie style 577
verse 597
(length 200)
alexandrite 847
alexipharmic 662
alexiteric 662
alfalfa 367
Alfardaws 981
amiaria367
algebra 85
algebraist 85
algid 383
algology 369
algorism 85
algorithm 85
alguaEil965
alias 565
aUbi 187
alien irrelevant 10
foreign b7
transfer 783
gentile 989
alienable 783
alienage 57
alienate
transfer 783
estrange 889
set against 898
alienation
mental - 503
ali6n6 503
alieni appetens
grasping 865
envious 921
sdfish 943
alienism 57
align 278
alight stop 265
arrive 292
descend ZO^
onfireZ82
alike 17
share and share ^
778
aliment /oo(i 298
(materials 635)
alimentary
regimen 662
alimentation
aMi707
alimony
property 780
provision 803
income 810
aliped 274
aliquis in omnibus
701
aliquot part 51
number S4
alitor visum, diis -
601
alitur vitium vivit-
que tagendo 528,
945
alive
living 359
intelligent 498
active QS2
cheerful 836
- to attention 457
cognizant 490
informed b21
able 698
sensible S22
keep - continue 143
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ALLO
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505
ftljibar 636
alkahest 335
alkaU344
allu;^2e50
complete 52
generality 78
- aboard 293
- absorbing 642
- agog 865
- along 106
- along of 154
- at once 113
- but 32
- colors 440
- considered
thought 451
judgment 480
- daylong 110
- fours easy 705
carcfo 840
- haill welcome 292
honor to 873
celebration 883
courtesy 894
- hands everybody 78
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- in aU 50
- in good time 152
- in one's power 686
- manner of different
15
multiform 81
- of a heap 72
- one equal 27
indijferent 866
- out completely 52
error 495
- over end 67
universal 78
destruction 162
apace 180
- ijowerful
mighty 159
God 97Q
completely 52
truly 494
- right! 922
- searching 461
- sorts diverse 16a
mixed 41
rrm 81
[Tilk 4
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- the go 852
- the rage 852
- the time 106
- the world and his
wife 78
- things to all men
894
- together 50
- ways
distortion 243
deviation 279
at - events compen-
sation 30
qualification 469
true AM
resolve 604
358
at - points 52
at - times 136
in - ages 112
in - directions 278
in - quarters 180
in - respects
of - work
useful 644
maid -746
on - hands 488
on - sides 227
with - one's might 686
with - respect 928
Allah 979
allay
moderate 174
pacify 723
relieve 834
- excitability 826
all-destroying 162
all-devouring 162
allective 615
allege evidence 467
assert 535
pica 617
allegiance
obedience 743
duty 926
allegory
similitude 464
metaphor 521
allegresse 836
allegro music 415
cheerful 836
allelujah 990
allemande 840
all-engulfing 162
aller Anfang ist
schwer 66
aller k t&tons 463
alleviate
moderate 174
relieve 834
alley court 189
passage 260
way 627
allez-vous-en 297
Allhallowmas 138
alliance relation 9
kindred 11
physical cooperation
178
voluntary codpera-
tion 709
party 712
union 714
allied to like 17
alligation 43
alligator 366, 913
- pear 298
allign278
alliteration
similarity 17
style in uriting 577
all-knowing 976
allness 52
allocation 60
allocution 586
allodium /ree 748
property 780
allopathy 662
alloquy586
allot arrange 60
distribute 786
dt^924
allow assent 488
admit 529
permit 7G0
consent 7G2
give 7S4
- to have one's own
way 740
allowable
permitted 760
due 924:
allowance
qualification 469
gift7U
allotment 786
discount 813
salary 973
make - for forgive 918
vindicate 937
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alloy mixture 41, 48
debase 659
all-possessed 503
All Saint's Day 138
all-seeing 976
aU-sided 52
All Soul's Day 138
allspice 393
all-sufficient 159
allude hint 514
mean 516
refer to 521
latent 526
inform 527
allure mot>e 615
create desire 865
alluring
pleasurable 829
allusive
relative 9
alluvial level 213
landS42
plain 344
alluvium
deposit 40
land S42
soil 653
all-wise 976
ally auxiliary 711
fnend 890
alma mater 542
almanac
chronometry 114
record 86, 551
- de Gotha 86
almighty 157
Almighty, the - 976
almoner
treasurer 801
church officer 996
almost nearly 32
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alms gift 784
benevolence 906
worship 990
almshouse 189, 666
alnouunaaTtt
Alnaschar'i dim
imaginaHmhii
hopeSSS
aloes 395
aloes wood 4m
aloft 206
aiog7 497
alone sinide 87
unaided 706
let - not uee 678
not restrain 74R
never leas - 893
along 200
- of caused by 154
- with added 37
together 88
by means of 631
get - progress 282
go - depart 293
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c^sent 488
cooperate 709
alongside near 197
varaUel216
laterally 236
aloof distant 196
high20d
secluded 893
stand - inaction 681
refuse 764
cautious 8M
aloofness 893
aloud-404
think - soliloquy 589
naiveU 703
Alp 206
alpenstock 215
Alpha 66
- and Omega 50
alphabet
beginning 66
letters 561
alphabetarian 541
aiphitomancy 511
alpine high 206
Alpine Club
traveler's
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already
antecedently 116
even now 118
past time 122
Alsatia
thieving 791
Alsatian den 945
also 37
altar marriage 903
church 1000
world's - stairs 981
alter 140
emasculate 158
- one's com-se 279
- the case 468
alterable 149
alteram partem, an-
dire-
counter evidence 46C
just 922
alterant 662
alteration 15
ALTE
AMBO
AMID
AMPH
fvmedtf662
•HarcalSim 713
altered tfom 688
- for the worse 659
altar ego
simUar 17
auxiliary 711
deputy 75^
/rtcndSQO
alternate
reciprocal 12
vary 20a
sequenced
discontinuoua 70
periodic 138
cAan^eab2e 149
osdUatedU
alterxubtion 148
alternative
substituU 147
chaicee09
planQ26
altenun alterius
auzilio eget 707
although
compensalion 20
caunleraction 179
unless 469
{opposilion 708)
altiloquence 577
altimetry
heigfU20d
angle 244
measurement 406
altitude height 206
- and azimuth 466
alto 410
htU206
alto - rilievo
convex250
sculpture 557
altogether
collectively 50
entirely 52
the - 226
altruism 942
altruist 90f
alum 397
alumina 324
alumnus 541
alveary 370, 691
alveolate 252
alveolus 252
always
uniformly 16
generally 78
during 106
verpetuaUy 112
habitually 613
a. m. 125
amability
pleasing 829
courtesy 894
amadou 388
amah 746
violence 173
/ui«to684
amalgam, -ate
mixture 41
compound 48
Amalthsea's horn
639
amantes amentes
897
amantium irss 918
amanuensis
recorder 553
secretary bOO •
amaranthine 112
amarialiquid
had 04^
imperfect 651
painful 830
amaritude 395
amass u7/u>26 50
coUect 72
8^6 636
amateiu: ixiste 850
votory 865
amatory 897
amaiurosis 442
a maximis ad min-
ima 31, 76
amase870
amazingly 31
Amazon
warrior 72Q
courage 861
ambages
convolutions 248
circumlocution 573
circuit 629
ambagious
diffuse 573
ambassador
messenger 534
representative 758
amber 356a
- color 436
ambergris 356a
ambidexter
right and left 238
fickle 607
cfet;cr698
ambient 227
ambigu 41
ambiguas in vulgmn
475
ambiguas spargere
voces
urvcertain 475
misteach 538
false 544
cunning 702
ambiguous
uncertain 475
unintelligible 519
Xivoca/ 520
(Twre 571
ambilogy 520
ambiloquy 520
ambit 230
ambition
intention 620
desire 865
amble pace 266
^ei 274
ambo school 542
TmZpi/ 1000
ambo. Arcades -
alike 17
friends S90
bad men 949
ambrosia 298
ambrosial
savory 394
fragrant 400
ambulance
vehicle 272
Ao8pi^ 662
ambulation 266
ambuscade 530
ambush hiding 630
pitfaU 667
lie in - 528
ambustion 384
ame - de boue 949
- damn^e
catspaw 711
servant 746'
servile S80
bad man 949
- qui vive
no one 101
absence 187
ameer 875
ameliorate 65S
amen assent 488
suhmissiofi 725
conten/ 831
amenable 926
amend 658
amende honorable
952
amends
compensation 30
atonement 952
reward 973
amenity
pleasing 829
courtesy 894
amentia 503
amerce 974
American 188
- organ 417
Americanism 563
Americanize 563
amethyst
purple 437
jewel 847
amiable
courteous 894
2ot^n(/ 897
A:t>id906
amianthus 385
amicable
assisting 707
fnendly 888
amice 999
amici probantur
rebus adversis
735, 891
amicitia semper
prodest 888
amicus - curise 527
- humani generis 910
- usque ad araa 890
amidships 68
amidst
mixed with 41
between 228
amiss 619
come - disagree 24
mistime 135
inexpedient 647
do -945
go - 732
nothing comes - 823
take - dislike 867
resent 900
amity concord 714
peace 721
friendship 888
ammonia 334
ammonite 248
ammunition
materials 635
war 727
anmesty
pacification 723
forgiveness 506, 918
amnis, rusticus ez-
pectat dum de-
fluat - hope 858
amoebean 63
anuBbeic 597
amole 356
among
mixed with 41
between 228
- them but not of
them 893
amor nummi 818
amor patris 910
amore, con -
willingly 602
heartily 821
amoroso 599
amorous 897
- glances 902
bmorphism 241
amorphous
irregular 83
formless 241
amortization 784
amotion 270
a m o t o qufleramus
seria ludo 625
amount
quantity 25
aegree 26
sum of money 800
price 812
- to equal 27
number 85
gross - 50
amour love 897
intrigue 961
- fait beaucoup 803
- propre
vanity 880
amourette 897
amphibious 83
amphibology 520
Amphictyoxiic coun%
cil69G
amphigouri 497
amphitheater
prospect 441
school 542
theater 599
arena 728
AMPH
ANEL
ANIL
ANNO
Amphitryon 890
amphora 191
ample much 31
spacious 180
large 192
broad 202
copious 639
amplify
expand 194
exaggerate 549
diffuse style 573
amplitude
quantity 25
degree 26
size 192
fereac?^ 202
enough 639
amputate 38
amulet
c/wirm 993
amusare la bocca»
per - 394
amuse please 829
divert 840
amusement 840
place of - 840
amussim, ad - 494
amylaceous 352
an if 514
ana 594
Anabaptist 984
anachronism
false time 115
inopportune 135
anachronize 115
anacoluthon 70
anaconda 913
anacreontic 597
anacrusis 597
aniwmia 160
anesthesia 376, 381
iLydyK-n 601
anaglyph
representation 554
sculpture 557
anagoge
metaphor 521
latency 526
anagram
double sense 520
secret 533
leUer 561
u^/842
analecta 596
analeptic 662
analogy relation 9
similarity 17
analysis
decomposition 49
arrangement 60
algebra 85
inquiry 461
experiment 463
reasoning 476
compendium 596
analyst
investigator 461
experimenter 463
anamorphosis
distortion 243
optical 443
555
anapest 597
anaphrodisia 174,
866
anarchist
disobedient 742
mZ doer 913
anarchy
disorder 59
«ociaZ 738
anastatic printing
558
anastomosis
junction 43
crossing 219
anastrophe 218
anathema 908
anathematize 908
censwrfe 932
de/rac/ 934
anatomize cfmec/ 44
investigate 461
anatomy
dissection 44
leanness 203
texture 329
anatomy
science 357
comparative - 368
anatriptic 331
ancestral
bygone 122
oW 124
aped 128
ancestry 69, 166
anchor
connection 45
stop 265
safeguard 666
^ope 858
at - fixed 150
stationed 184
«a/e 664
cast - settle 184
arrive 292
sheet - means 632
anchorage
location 184
roadstead 189
refuge 666
anchored
^ed 150
anchorite
recluse 893
ascetic 955
ancien regime 875
ancient o(d 124
/ap550
- times 122
ancillary 707
ancle [see ankle]
ancon 342
ancora imparo 539
and addition 37
accompaniment 88
andante 415
andiron 386
androgynous 83
anecdote 594
anele 998
anemography 349
di^fitbXia fid}eip 497
anemometer
vKnd S4i9
meoMire 466
anemone 845
anemoscope 349
anent 9
dir^piB/xoif yiXafffia 348
aneroid 338
anew a^ain 104
newly 123
anf ractuosity 248
angel
object of love 897
backer 711
good person 948
supernatural being
977
fallen -
bad man 949
devti978
guardian -
safety 664
auxiliary 711
benefactor 912
angelic 944
angels and ministers
of grace defend usi
860
angelus 550
anger 900
more in sorrow than -
patient 826
forgive 918
angina pectoris 655
angiology 329
angle 244
point of view 448
/ry 463
at an - 217
angle rafter 215
Anglican sectarian
984
ecclesiastical 995
Anglicanism 984
Anglice 563
Anglicism 563
angling 622
anguilie au genou»
rompre V -
impotent 158
impossible 471
anguilliform
filament 205
serpentine 248
anguish
physical 378
moral S2S
anguis in herb& 667
angular 244
- velocity 264
angularity 244
angusta domi, res-
804
angustation 203
anhedonia 828, 837
anhelation 688
anhydrous 340
aniline dyes 437
anility age 128
imbecility 409
animadvert
consider 451
attend to 457
reprehend 932
ft.niTna.1 3$5
- cries 412
- economy 359
- gratification 377
- life 364
- physiology 36S
- spirits 836
female - 374
animalcule
minute 193
animal 366
animalism
sensuality 954
animality 364
animalization 364
anima8tic450
animate
induce 615
excae824
enliven 836
animation
life 359
animality 364
activity 682
vivacity 836
suspended - 823
animative 359
animo, ex - 602
quo - 620
animosity
dislike 867
enmity 889
hatred 898
anger 900
animus
V)illingn€ss 602
intention 620
desire 865
ankle 244
- deep deep 208
shallow 209
anklet 847
ankus 615
ankylosis 150
annalist
chronologist 114
recorder 553
chronology 114
record 551
account 594
annatto 434
anneal 673
annex add 37, 39
join 43
annexationist 43
annexe 39
annihilate
extinguish 2
destroy 162
anniversary 138, 883
anno 106
annotation
explanation 522
note 550
annotator 524
ANNO
ANTI
ANXI
APOL
aiinotto434
annouxice
predict 511
inform 627
publish 531
assert 535
annoy
molest 649, 907
disquiet B30
annoyance 828
source of - 830
aTiiiiial periodic 138
plant dQ7
book 593
annuity 810
anntil
destroy 162
abolish 756
annular 247
annulet 247
annunciate
inform 527
(publish 531)
Annunciation, the-
990
annus magnus 108
anodyne
lenitive 174
remedial 662
relief 834
anoint coat 223
anointed
deUy97Q
king 745
anointment
lubrication 332
(nZ355
anomaly
disorder 59
irregularity 83
anon 132
anonymous 565
anorezy 866
another
different 15
repetition 104
- time 119
go upon - tack 607
tell - story 468
answer
to an inquiry 462
confute 479
solution 522
succeed 731
pecuniary profit 775
pleadings 969
- for deputy 759
promise 708
^o &au' 806
- one's turn 644
- the helm 743
- the purpose 731
- to correspond 9
I'll - for it 535
require an - 401
answerable
liable 177
bail SOQ
duty 920
censurable 392
ant 690
Antaus
strength 159
size 192
antagonism
diMerence 14
physical 179
voluntary 708
antagonist 710
antagonistic 24
antaphrodisiac 866
antarctic 237
ante 621
expend 809
-up 809
antecedence
in orticr 62
in time 116
antecedent 64
antechamber 191
ante Christum 106
antedate 115
antediluvian 124
antelope 274
antemundane 124
antenna 379
antepast 510
anteposition 62
anterior
in order 62
in time 116
in place 234
- to reason 477
anteroom 191
antevert 706
ante victoriam 864
anthelion 423
anthelmintic 662
anthem 990
anthemion 847
antherozoid 357 .
anthology
collection 596
poem 597
anthrvxite 388
anthrax 655
anthropogeny 372
anthropoid 372
anthropology
zoology 368
mankind 372
anthropomancy 511
anthropomorphism
984
anthropophagus 913
anthroposcopy 511
anthroposophy 372
antic 840
antichambre, faire -
133
antichristian
heterodox 984
irreligious 989
antichronism 115
anticipate
anachronism 115
priority 116
future 121
early 132
expect 507
foresee 510
prepare 673
^pe858
anticlimai:
decrease 36
bathos 497, 853
anticlinal 217
anticyclone 265
antidote 662
antigropelos 225
antifebrile 662
antilogarithm 84
antilogy 477
antiluctic 662
antimacassar 223
antimony 663
Antinomian 984
antinomy 964
Antinous 845
antiorgastic 174
antiparallel 217
antipathy
dislike 867
haiem^
antiphon mu^ 415
answer 462
worship 990
antiphrasis 563
antipodes
difference 14
distance 196
contraposition 237
antipoison 662
antiquary
past times 122
scholar 492
historian 553
antiquas vias, stare
super -
habUQlZ
conservative 670
antiquated
aged 128
{out of fashion 851)
antique 124
antiquity 122
antiscriptural 984
antiseptic 662
antisocial 911
antispasmodic 174,
662
antispast 597
antistrophe 597
antithesis
contrast 14
style 574, 577
antitype 22
antler 253
antonomasia
metaphor 521
nomenclature 564
anvil support 215
on the -
intended 620
in hand 625, 730
preparing 673
anxiety
solicitude 459
pain 828
fear SOO
desire 865
anxious
- bench IQQQ
- expectation 507
- meeting 1000
-seat 1000
any some 25
part 51
no choice 609a
at - price 604o
at - rate
. certain 474
true 494
at all hazards 604
anybody 78
anyhow
careless 460
in some way 627
anything one knows,
for - 491
aorist
indefinite time 109,
119
aorta 350
apace early 132
swift 274
apache assassin 361
Apache 913
aparejo 215
apart separate 44
singleness 87
set - 036
wide - 196
apartment 191
- house 189
-s to let
imbecile 499
apathy 823
ape imitate 19
Apelles 559
apercu 596
aperient 652, 662
aperture 260
apex 210
aphelion 196
aphid 659
Aphis 659
aphony 581
aphorism 496
aphrodisia 173
Aphrodite 845
apiarist 370
apiary 370
Apicius 957
apiculate 253
apiece 79
apish 19, 499
apishamore 223
aplanatic 429
2L plomb 212
aplomb
stability 150
self-possession 498
resolution 604
Apocalypse 985
Apocrypha 985
apocryphal
uncertain 475
erroneous 495
heterodox 984
apodeictic 478
apodeixis 478
apograph 21
APOL
APPL
AFRO
ABAD
Apollo sun 318
mtisic 416
luminary 423
beauty 845
magnus -
«a^6 500
adviser 695
Apollyon 978
apologue
metaphor 521
teaching 537
description 594
apology excuse 617
vindication 937
penitence 950
atonement 952
apophthegm 496
apophysis 250
apoplexy 158
apostasy
recantation 607 '
dishonor 940
heterodoxy 984
apostate
convert 144
turncoat 607
(recreant 941)
apostle teacher 540
disciple 541
inspired 985
-'s creed 983a,
apostolic 985
- church 983o
- see 995
apostrophe
address 586
soliloquy 589
appeal 765
apothecary 662
-'s weight 319
apothegm 496
apotheosis
resuscitation 163
heaven 981
/lero worship 991
apozem liquefy 335
/u«c 384
appal pain 830
^erri/y 860
appanage
property 780
gift 7S4
apparatus 633
- brlli 727
apparel 225
apparent
visible 446
appearing 448
probable 472
manifest 525
hoir - 779
apparition
/a/' iry o/ t^>u>n 443
«;;iri7 980
{appearance 448)
apparitor 534
appeach 938
appeal
address 586
reguesl 765
- /roAo Philip
362
I
drunk to Philip
sober 658
- motion 969
- to ca/Z to witness 467
- to arms 722
- to for (claim) 924
court of - 966
appear come in sight
446
show itself 525
(come into being 1)
-for 759
- in print 591
appearance 44^
make one's -
arrive 292
to all - to the eye 448
probable 472
appearances
keep up - 852
appease 174
appellant
claimant 924
accuser 938
appellate 966
appellation 564
append add 37
sequence 63
hang 214
appendage 39, 88
appendicitis 655
appendix 65
appertain
relaxed to 9
component 56
belong 111
property 780
appetence 865
appetite 865
hungry edge of - 298
tickle the -
savory 394
appetitus ration!
obediant 953
appetizer 393, 394
appetizing 865
exciting 824
applaud 931
apple 298
- brandy 959
- butter 396
- jack 959
- of discord 713
- off another tree 15
- of one's eye good
648
love 897
favorite 899
- slump 298
golden -
allurement 615
how we -s swim! 880
apple green 435
apple-pie order 58
appliance use Qll
-s means 632
machinery 633
applicable relevant 9,
23
useful 044
expedient 646
applicant 767
application stiuiy 457
metaphor 521
w«6 677
request 765
apply
appropriate 788
- a match 384
- the match to a
train 66
- the mind 457
- a remedy 662
appoggiato 413
appoggiatura 413
appointment order
741
charge 755
assignment 786
interview 892
appointments
gear 633
apportion arrange 60
disperse 73
aUot 786
(portion 51)
apportionment 786
apposition
relevancy 23
closeness 199
paraphrase 522
appraise
estimate 466
value 812
appreciate
realize 450, 461
measure 466
judge 480
know 490
taste S50
approve 931
apprehend
believe 484
krurwAQO
fear 860
seize 969
apprehension
idea45S
taking 789
apprentice 541
- oneself 676
apprenticeship
learning 539
training 673
appris
ils n'ont rien - 606
apprize 527
apprized of 490
approach
of lime 121
impend 152
nearness 197
move 286
path 627
approbation 931
appropinquation
286
k propos relative 9
ap(23
occasion 134
(expedient 646)
- de Dottes 10
appropriate Ji< 23
peculiar 79
assign 786
6orrot/? 788
toA:«789
stooZ 791
(expedient 646)
approval o^sen/ 488
commend 931
approximate
r62a/edto9
resemble 17
tn mathematics 85
nearness 197
approach 286
appulse meeting 199
collision 276
approach 286
convergence 290
appurtenance
adjunct 88
component 56
belonging 780
(par/ 51)
appurtenant
relating 9
aprds nous le deluf
943
apricot co^ 439
April
- fool rfupe 547
laughingstock 857
- showers 149
make an - fool of 5^
apron clothing 225
defense 111
canonicals 999
apropos [see 4 propo
aprotype 591
apse 1000
apt consonant 23
tendency 176, 177
(iociTe 539
willing 602
c/et;er 698
(intelligent 498)
(expedient 646)
aqua 337
- fortis 384
- regia 384 '
aquamarine 435
aquarium 370
Aquarius rain 348
aquatic t/^a/er 337
aquatics 267
aquatinta 558
aqueduct 350
aqueous 337
aquila non cap!
muscas 473
aquiline 244
A. R. 106
Arab uxinderer 268
horse 271
araba 272
arabesque 847
Arabian
- nights 515
- perfumes 400
arable 371
arado780
ABBE
AREO
ARIS
ARMS
irbeit
8chwere-in der Ju-
geDd682
arbiter crOic 480
directareiH
odmerQ95
-bibeii(li840
- degantiarum
tasted)
arbitarmment
(choice eO^)
- of the sword 722
arbitrary
^f^^^houi relation 10
vrregularSS
vfUtfyieOd
capriciou* 608
oMhoritaiiffe 737
severe 739
i^olenlSSS
^toleesQG^
' power 739
vbitrata
a4iudicaU^80
mediate 724
ubitration
court of - 966
submit to - 774
«rbitrium, ad -600
ttbor abode 189
' aummerhouee 191
tupport 215
rotation 312
plaieance S40
" vit« 242
Arbor Day 840
^borescent
ramifying 242
rough 256
trees 367
arboriculture 371
arborif orm 242
arc 245
arcade street 189
curve 245
gateway 260
Arcades axnbo
alike 17
/riemi* 890
6ad men 949
Arcadia
pleasure 827
paradise 981
Arcadian
or(/e«a 703
innocen/ 946
arcanum 533
arch great 31
support 215
cwrvc 245
convex 250
concave 252
cfever 498
cunning 702
this gorgeous - 126
triumphal -
trophy 733
ce2e&ra/ion 883
arch»ologi8t
antiquary 122
scholar 492
archfloology 122
archaic o/d 124
archaism
past times 122
obsolete phrase 563
archangel 977
archbishop 996
archbishopric 995
archdeacon 996
archduchy 181
archduke 745
archdukedom 180
archebiosis 161
arched roof 245
archegenesis 161, 357
archenemy, the - 978
archer 726, 840
archery 840
Arches, court of -
tribunal 966
churchdom 995
archetype 22, 453
Archeus 359
archfiend 978
archiater 695
archiepiscopal 995
archipelago 346
architect
constructor 164
agent 690
architectonic 161
architecture
arrangement 60
construction 161
/a6nc 329
ornament 847
architrave 210
archive 551
archlute 417
archon ruler 745
deputy 759
judge 967
archtraitor 941
arclike 245
arctic northern 237
coW383
arctics 225
arcuation 245
ardent yiery 382
feeling 821
loving 897
- expectation 507
- imagination 515
ardet, prozimus -
665, 667
ardor activity 682
feeling 821
desire 865
arduous 704
area 181, 182
aref action 340
arena space 180
region 181
field of view 441
field of battle 12S
arenaceous 330
areola 247
areolar 219
areometer 321
Areopagus 966
ares 180
arescent 340
ardte 253
aretology 926
Argand lamp 423
argent 430
- comptant 800
argil 324
argillaceous 324
argol 653
argosy 273
argot 563
argue evidence 467
reason 476
indicate 550
argufy 476
argiiment topic 454
discussion 476
meaning 516
have the best of an -
478
argumentum
- ad cnimcnam 800
- ad homincm
reasoning 476
accuse 938
- ad verecundiam 939
- baculinum
compel 744
lawless 964
punish 972
Argus*>eyed
sight 441
vigilant 459
argute 498
aria 415
Arianism984
arid
unproductive 169
dry 340
uninteresting 841
Ariel courier 268
swift 274
messenger 534
sjnHt 979
arietation 276
arietta 415
aright weU 618
(skiUfut 698)
ariolatlon 511
ariose 413
arise exist 1
66^'n 66
happen 151
mount 305
appear 446
- from 154
axis et f ocis, pro -
defence 1V7
vhilanlhropy 910
Aristarchus 850
aristate 253
Aristides
good man 948
aristocracy
power 737
nobility 875
dpiOTov fUrpov ^T^
Aristotelian 476
arithmancy 511
arithmetic 85
ark abode 189
asylum 666
boat 273
arm part 51
power 157
instrument 633
provide 637
prepare 673
war 122
weapon 727
- chau" 215
- in arm
together 88
friends S8S
sociable 892
- of the law 963
- of the sea 343
make a long - 200
armada 726
Armageddon 720
armament
preparation 673
arm« 727
armed
defence 717
- at all points 673
- force 726
armet 717
armful 25
armiger 875
armlgerent 726
armigerous 722
armillary sphere 466
armistice 723
armless 158
armlet ring 247
gulf 343
armorial 550
armory 636, 691
armor defense 717
arms 727
- plated 223
buckle on one's - 673
arm's length
at -196
keep at -
repe/ 289
defense 717
enmity 889 »
seclusion 893
discourtesy 895
arms 727 [see arm]
heraldry 550
tear 722
honors 877
clash of - 720
deeds of - 720
in - infant 129
throw oneself into
the - of
refuge 666
friendship 888
under - 722
up in - active 682
discord 713
resistance 719
ARMS
ARTI
ASBE
ASIN
with folded - 681
Armstrong gun 727
army coUeclion 72
multitude 102
troops 726
- list 86
arnica 662
aroma 400
around 227
lie - 220
arouse move 615
excite 824
- oneself 682
aro3rnt begone 297
nudedidion 908
arpent 180, 200
arquebus 727
arquebusade 662
arraign accuse 938
indict 969
arrange
set in order 60
plan 626
compromise 774
{prepare 673)
- with creditors 807
- itself 58
arrange - matters
facify 723
-ma series 69
- music 416
- under 76
arrangement 60 [see
arrange]
order ^
temporary - 111
arrant identical 31
manifest 525
notorious 531
had 649
disreputable 874
base 940
arras 847
arrastra 330
array order 58
series 69
assemblage 72
multitude 102
dress 225
prepare 673
a(fom 847
ostentation 882
battle - 722
arrear, in -
incomplete 63
nonpayment 808
arrears ^e&< 806
arrectis auribus
Acar 418
expect 507
arrest s/op 142
restrain 751
tn /ait' 9G9
- the attention 457
arridre pens6e
afterthought 65
mental reservation
528
motive 615
jfK'/ purpose 620
arriero C94
864
arrish 168
arrival 292
arrive happen 151
reach 292
complete 729
(stop 142)
- at a conclusion 480
- at an understanding
488
- at the truth 480a
arroba 319
arrogant severe 739
proud 878
insolent 885
arrogate
assume 885
claim 924
- to oneself
undue 925
arrondissement 181
arrosion 331
arrow swift 274
missile 284
arnw 727
swifter than - 274
arrowhead
form 253
writing 590
arroyo 350
ars celare artem 698
arsenal store 636
{arms 727)
arsenic 663
arsenious oxide 663
arson 384
art
rcpreseniotion 554
business 625
skiU 698
cunning 702
{deception 545)
- school 542
fine - 850
r- de vaincre 731
perfection of - 650
work of -
beauty 845
ornament 847
artery conduit 350
path ()27
artes, hse tibi erunt
-627
artes honorabit 698
artesian well 343
artful
deceitful 544
cunning 702
- dodge 545, 702
artichoke 298
article thing 3
part 51
matter 316
chapter 593
review 595
^oof/8 798
articled clerk 541
articles
- of agreement 770
- of faith
, belief 484
thirty-nine - 983a
articulation
junction 43
speech 580
articulo, in -
transient 111
dying 360
artifice plan 626
cunning 702
{deception 545)
artificer 690
artificial
fictitious 545
cunning 702
a^ec/ed 855
- language 579
artillery
explosion 404
arm« 727
- of words 562
artilleryman 726
artisan 690
artist painter &c. 569
contriver 626
a^en^690
artiste music 416
drama 599
artistic sArt^/'t/Z 698
beautiful 845
to«to850
- language 578
Artiiun - Baccalaur-
eus 492
- M agister 492
artlessness
natural 708
{veracious 543)
aruspex 513
aruspicy 511
arundo, hseret lateri
lethalis - 828
as motive 615
- broad as long 27
- can be 52
- good as 27
- if similar 17
suppose 514
- it may be
circumstance 8
event 151
chance 156
- it were
similar 17
metaphor 521
- little as may be 32
- much again 90
- soon as 120
- the world w^ags 151
- they say
proverb 496
news 532
- things are 7
- things go
event 151
halnt 613
-to 9
- usual 82
- you were 283
- well as 37
asbestos
flexible - 385
ascend be great 31
increase 35
rise 305
improve 658
ascendancy
pouter 157
influence 175
success 731
ascendant
in the -
influence 175
important 642
success 731
authority 737
repute 873
lord of the - 745
one's star in the -
prosperity 734
ascension
[see ascend]
calefaction 384
Ascension Day 9i
ascent
[see ascend]
gradient 217
rise 306
glory 873
ascertain yEx 150
determine 480
ascertained
certain 474
known 490
ascertainment 4{
asceticism 966
ascititious
intrinsic 6
additional 37
supplementary 5
ascribe 155
ase 10
ash 384
- colored 432
ashamed 879
ash cake 298
ashen 429
ashes corpse 362
dirt 653
lay in - 162
pale as -
colorless 429
fear 860
rise from one's - (
ashore 342
go - arrive 292
Ash Wednesday 1
ashy 429
Asian mystery 53
aside laterally 236
whisper 405
private 528
- from the purpos
say - 589
set See. - displace '.
neglect 460
negative 536
reject 610
disuse 678
abrogate 756
discard 782
step - 279
asinine ass 271
Asm
ASSO
ASTI
ATLA
Mmiu ad lyrftin 24
ack inquire 461
for sale 7M
price 812
{invoke 990)
- leave 760
askance 217
eye -/ear 860
look - tnaion 441, 443
dissent 489
dislike 867
disapproval 932
uked in church 903
askew obUgue 217
distorted 2AS
aslant 217
asleep 683
aslope 217
Asmodeus 980
aaomatouB 317
asp animal 366
evil doer 913
Aapasia 962
aspect feature 5
state 7
situation 183
appearance 448
aspen leaf
shake like an -
motion 315
/ear 860
asperpres 998
asperity
roughness 256
discourtesy 895
anger 900
irascibility 901
asperse 934
aspersion
nonassemblage 73
malediction 908
rite 998
asphalt
smooth 255
r6«in 356a
asphodel 845
asphyxia 360
asphyxiate 361
aspirant
candidate 767
desire 865
aspirate 402, 580
aspire me 305
project 620
Aopc 858
desire 865
tuorshij^ 990
asportation 270
asquint 217
aas
5eas^ o/ burden 271
/oo^ 501
- between two bun-
dles of hay 605
- in lion's skin
-'s bridge
unintelligible 519
cheat 548
bungler 701
make an - of
delude 545
assafoBtida 401
assagai 727
assail a^^acA; 716
pain 830
assailant
opponent 710
attacker 726
Assama 981
assassin, -ate 361
assault 716
take by - 789
assay 463
assemblage 72
assembly
council 696
society 892
religious 997
assemblyman 696
assembly room 189
assent belief 484
o^ee 488
willing 602
consent 762
content 831
assert a^rm 535
claim as a right 924
assess measure 466
determine 480
<ax812
assessor
^T^d^e 967
assets property 780
money 800
accounts 811
asseverate 535
assiduous 682
assify 823
assign
commission 755
transfer 783
^'t;e 784
a//o( 786
- a duty 926
- as cause 155
- dower 784
- l^laees 60
assignat 800
assignation
tryst 892
place of - 74
assignee donee 785
assimilate
uniform 16
resemble 17
imitate 19
agree 23
transmute 144
assimilation 161
assist 707
assistant 711
assister be present 186
assize measure 466
tribunal 966
justice of - 967
associate mix 41
unite 43
coWeci 72
accompany 88
auxiliary 711
/rierwi 890
- with
sodality 892
association
[j$6e associate]
relation 9
codperation 709
partnership 712
- of ideas
intellect 450
thought 451
intuition 477
/itn/ 514
assoil ar7?a7 970
(liberate 750)
assonance
music 413
poetry 597
assort arrange 60
assortment
collection 72
ctess 75
assuage
moderate 174
relieve 834
( - morally 826)
assuetude 613
assiune &£?/ict;e 484
suppose 514
falsehood 544
toAte 789
insohni 885
rifif/ii 924
- a character 554
- a form 144
- authority 737
- command 741
- the offensive 716
assumed
- name 5G5
- position 514
assumption
^sce assume]
severity 739
^pe 858
seizure 925
assurance
speculation 156
certainty 474
6eh>/ 484
confidence 507
assertion 535
promise 768
security 771
Aope 858
t;ani7y 880
insolence 885
make - doubly sure
sa/e 664
caution 864
assuredly
assejit 488
astatic 320
asteism 856
asterisk 550
astern 235
fall - 283
asteroid 318
Asteroth 979
asthenia 160
astigmatism 443
astir 682
set - 824
astonish 870
astonished
- at nothing 871
astonishing
great 31
astound excite 824 .
fear 860
surprise 870
astra, sic itur ad -
death 360
glory S73
Astrsea 922
astraddle 215
astragal 847
astral 318
- body 317
- influence 601
- plane 317
astray
at fault 47 5
error 495
go - deviate 27ft
sin 945
astriction 43
astride 215
astringent 192
astrolabe 466
astrology 511
astronomy 318
astute ivise 498
cunning 702
asundier
separate 44
distant 196
as polos - 237
asyliun retreat 666
defejise 717
asymptote 290
at, be - 620
up and - them! 716
ataghan 727
atajo 72
atavism 145
atelier studio 556
workshop 691
athanasia 112
Athanasian creed
983a
athanor 386
atheism 989
atheling 875
Athens, owls to - 641
athirst 865
athlete strong 159
gladiator 726
athletic strong 159
- sports
contest 720
games 840
athwart
oblique 217
crossing 219
opposing 708
Atkins, Tommy -726
atlantean 159
Atlantis 515
atlas
arrangement 60
list 86
ATLA
ATTR
AUGU
AUTH
maps 554
Atlas strength 159
support 215
atmosphere
circumambience 227
air 338
atmospheric blue
438
atole 298
atoU 346
atom
small in degree 32
small in size 193
atoms
crush to - 162
atomy 193
atonement
restitution 790
expiation 962
amends 973
religious 976
atony 160
k toute force 157
atqui vivere mill-
taire est 359
atrabilious 837
atramentous 431
atrium 191
atrocity
malevolence 907
vice 945
guilt 947
atrophy
shrinking 195
disease 655
decay 659
at spes non fracta
858
attach join 43
love S97
legal 969
- importance to 642
attach6
employi 746
diplomatic 758
attack disease 655
assault 716
attaghan 727
attain arrive 292
succeed 731
- majority 131
attainable
possible 470
(cosy 705)
attainder
taint 651
a( fou; 971
attainment
knowledge 490
learning 539
3A;i// 698
attar 400
attemper mix 41
moderate 174
attempered
rt/ec/f fi 820
attempt 675
- Impossibilities 471
vain - 732
attend
accompcmy ^
366
he present 186
follow 281
apply the mind 457
medically 662
aid 707
serve 746
- to business 625
- to orders 743
attendance on
dance - 886
attendant
[see attend]
attention 457
care 459
respect 928
attract - 882
call - to 550
call to - 457
pay -s to 894
pay one's -s to
902
attenuate
decrease 36
reduce 195
attenuated 203
attest
bear testimony 467
affirm 535
adjure 768
attested copy 771
attic garret 191
summit 210
style 578
wit S42
taste S50
- salt 842
Atticism 578
Attila 913
attire 225
attitude
circumstance 8
situation 183
posture 240
attitudinarian 882
attitudinize 855
attoUent 307
attorney
consignee 758
at law 96S
power of - 755
attract
bring towards 288
induce 615
allure 865
excite love 897
- the attention 457
visible 446
attraction
[see attract]
natural pou^r 157
bring towards 288
attractive
[ace attract]
pleasing 829
beautiful 845
attractivity 288
attrahent 288
attribute
power 157
-s of the Deity 976
attribute accompani-
merU 88
attribution 165
attrite 330, 331
attrition 331
attroupement 72
attune music 415
prepare 673
attuned to
habit 613
au bon droit 922
auburn 433
A. U. C. 106
auction 796
auctioneer
agent 758
«eWer 796
auctor pretiosa f acit
784
audacity
courage 861
rashness 863
insolence 885
audacter et sincere
590
audible 402
become - 418
scarcely - 405
audience
hearing 418
conversation 588
- chamber 696
before an - 599
audire alteram par-
tem
counter evidence 468
Hght 922
justice 939
audit
numeration 85
examination 461
accounts 811
auditor
hearer 418
accountant 811
auditory
hearing 418
theater 599
- apparatus 418
au fait 698
aufgeschoben ist
nicht aufgeho-
ben 624
au fond 5
Augean
- stable 653
- task 704
auger 262
aught 51
for - one cares
unimportant 643
indifferent 866
for - one knows
ignorance 491
conjecture 514
augment
increase 35
thing added 39
expand 194
augur
soothsayer 513
- well 858
augural 511
augurate 511
augury 512
august 31. 873
Augustinian 996
aujourd'hui rot de-
main rien 601
Aum993
aumbry 1000
aunt 11
aura wind 349
sensation 380
aurea mediocritas
628
aurea ruznpunt
tecta quietam
803
aureate 436
aurelia 129
aureola 420
aureole 873
aureolin 436
au reste 37
auribus, arrectiB *
418
auricle 418
auricomouB 436
auricular hearing 418
clandestine 528
- confession 998
auri sacra fames 819
aurist662
aurora
dawn 125
light 420, 423
twUighl 422
- boreal is 423
auscultation 418
auspice omen 512
auspices
influence 176
prediction 511
protection 664
under the - of 737
auspicious
opportune 134
prosperous 734
hopeful 858
{expedient 646)
auspicium zneliorls
8Bvi512
aussit6t dit auasitdt
fait 729
austerity
harsh taste 395
severe 739
discourteous 895
ascetic 955
pietism 988
Austral 237
austromancy 511
authentic
well-founded 1
certain 474
true 484
authentication
evidence 467
security 771
author
producer 164
\
AUTH
vriierSQS
-of evil 978
- of our being 976
-s proof 591
dramatic - 599
luthoritfttive
certain 474
commanding 741
aathori^
testimony 4ffT
sage 500
informant 527
power 737
permission 760
7^^924
do upon one's own -
600
ensign of - 747
person in - 745
£UthoriE6d due 924
authorship
production 161
style 569
writing 590
aut non tontaiti aut
perflce 675, 729
autobiogiaphy 594
autochthonous 188
autocracy
authority 737
severity 739
autocrat 745
autocratic will 600
rulir^g 737
AUto-da-fe
burning 384
execution 972
autograph
signature 550
writing 590
AiitolycuB thief 792
pedidler 797
automaniac 504
automatic 601
- gun 727
automobile 266, 272
autonomasia 521
autonomy rule 737
/re«748
autoplagiariem 791
autopsy
post-mortem 363
vision 441
autoptical
viiible 446
manifest 525
autotype 558
aut regem aut fa-
tuum 498
autre temps autre
miBurs S52
autiunn 126
AVER
aut vincere aut mori
604a
auz absents les os
187
auxilia humilia
firma consensus
f acit 23
auxiliary 707, 711
- forces 726
auzilium non leve
vultus habet 845
avail useful 644
succeed 731
- oneself of 677
of no - 645
avails 775, 810
avalanche /a// 306
redundance 641
avaler les couleuvres
submit 725
servile SSQ
avant-couiler
precursor 64
pioneer 673
avant-propos 64
avarice 819
le jeu est le fits d'-
620
avast I stop 142, 265
desUtQ24
forbid 761
avatar change 140
deUy 976
idol 991
avaiuitl eject 297
disappear 449
avel honor S7S
courtesy 894
avec permission 760
- plaisir 488
Ave Maria 900
avenge 919
avenue
plantation 371
tmj/ 627
aver 535
average mean 29
mMiocre 651
- circumstances 736
take an - 466
Avemi, facilis de-
scensus-
slope 217
danger 665
Avemus 982
averruncate
e/ed 297 •
extract 301
averse
unwilling 663
aversion
dislike 867
AWAY
haU H9S
avert 706
- the eyes 442
averti: un - en vaut
deux 668
Avesta 986
aviary 370
aviate 267
aviation 267
aviator 269
avidity avarice 819
desire 865
avile 932, 934
avi numerantur avo-
rum 166
aviso 532
avocado 298
avocation 625
avoidance 628
avoidless
certain 474
necessary 601
avoirdupoids 319
avolation avoid 623
escape 671
avoucn 535
avow assent 488
disclose 529
assert 535
avulsion
separation 44
• extraction 301
await /u/ure 121
be kept waiting 133
impend 152
expect 507
awake attentive 457
careful 459
intelligent 498
active 682
- arise 680
awaken inform 527
excite 824
- the attention 457
- the memory 505
award adjudge 480
^t;c784
aware 490
away absent 187
distant 196
- from unrelated 10
- with! 930. 932
break - 623
do - with undo 681
abrogate 756
fly - 293
get &c. - 671
move - 287
take - from 789
throw &c. -
eject 297
reJlBct 610
AZYG
wasUQSS
relinquish 782
awe fear 860
wonder 870
respect 928
aweless fearless 861
insolent 885
disrespectful 929
awe-struck 870
awful great 31
fearful 860
- silence 403
awhile 111
awkward
uncouth 579
inexpedient 647
unskillful 699
difficult 704
painful 830
ugly%4&
vulgar 851
ridiculous 853
- squad 701
awl 262
- shaped 253
awned 253
awning tent 223
shade 424
awry oblique 217
distorted 243
m;619
az edge tool 253
impulse 276
weapon 727
for beheading 975
azinomancy 511
axiom 496
axiomatic 474
axis support 215
center 222
rotation 312
axle 312
wheel and - 633
axietree 215
ay 488
ayah servant 746
nurse 753
aye ever 112
yes4S&
ayudante 711
asimuth
horizontal 213
direction 278
measurement 466
- circle 212
asoic 358
asote663
whip 975
asotic 657
asure 438
asygous single 87
central 2!22
•«;i
B
Baal divinity 979
idol9SQ
babble rivulet 348
faint sound 405
unmeaning 517
talk 584, 588
babbler 501
babbling
foolish 499
babe 129
innocent as the - un-
born 946
Bab-ed-Din 986
Babel confusion 59
discord 414
tongues 560
jargon 563
loquacity 584
Babism 984
Babist 984
baboon 846
babu 553
- English 563
baby infant 129
fool 501
- linen 225
babyhood 127
babyish 499
baccalaureate 873
baccarat 840
baccate 354
bacchanals 959
Bacchus drink 959
- ever fair and young
959
bachelor 904
bachelor girl 374, 904
back rear 235
shoulder 250
aid 707
indorse 800
- down 283
- out retire 283
change sides 607
relinquish 624
- to back 235
- up support 215
aid 707
behind one's -
laierU 526
hidden 528
carry one's thoughts
-505
come - 292
fall - /elapse 661
give - 790
go - 283
go - from retract 773
have at one's - 215
hold - avoid 623
keep - reserve 636
look - 505
• on one's - impotent
158
horizontal 213
failure 732
pat on the -
incite 615
encourage 861
approve 931
pay - retaliate 718
put - deteriorate 659
restore 660
put one's - up
anger 900
send - 764
set one's - against the
wall 604
set one's - up
prM/€878
some time - 122
spring - 277
take - again 790
trace - 505
turn - 283
turn one's -
retire 283
turn one's - upon
repel 289
inattention 458
avoid 623
oppose 708
seclusion 893
discourtesy 895
disrespect 929
contempt 930
backbite
traduce 932
detract 934
backbiter 936
backbone
intrinsic 5
frame 215
center 222
grit 604
persevere 604a
soul 820
game to the - 604
back cap 934
back door 627
backdown 725
backer 711
backfriend 891
backgammon 840
backgroimd
distance 196
rear 235
in the -
latatt 526
ignoble 874
keep in the •
hide 528
modest 881
seclusion 893
put one in the - 874
thro>v into the - 460
backhanded 217, 629
backlog 380
backplate 717
backset
agriculture 371
reverse 735
backsettler 188
backside 235
backslider 607
backsliding
regression 283
tergiversation 607
relapse 661
vice 945
heterodox 984
impiety 988
backstairs
ambush 530
way 627
- influence 702
backward
tardy 133
regression 283
unwilling 603
backwardation 813
backwards 283
- and forwards
interchange 148
oscillation 314
bend - 325
backwater 283
backwoods 233
backwoodsman
inhatntant 188
agriculture 371
bacon
butter upon - 641
save one s -
safety 664
escape 671
Baconian method
461
bacteria 193
baculinum, argu-
mentum -
compel 744
lawless 964
punish 972
bad 649
unclean 653
wrong 923
- blood hate 898
malevolence 907
- break 947
- business 859
- case 477
- chance 473
- debt 806
- fairy 980
- faith 940
- grace 895
- habit 613
- hand 701
- humor
discontent 832
dejection 837
anger 900
sullen 901a
- intent 907
- job eml 619
botch 699
hopeless 859
-ioke8fl
- language 908
- luck &c. 735
- man 949
- name, 932, 934
- repute 874
- smell 401
- spirit 980
- spirits 837
- taste 851
- temper 900, 901
901a
- time of it 828
- turn evil 619
malevolence 907
- woman 949
from - to worse
aggravation 835
go - decay 653
deteri4)rate 659
in a - way
diiiease 655
worse 659
danger 665
adversity 735
m - odor 889
not a - idea 498
on - terms
discord 713
enmity 889
put a - constructio
on 523
take in - part
discontent 832
anger 900
view in a - light 934
badaud 501
badge 550
- of authority 747
- of infamy 874
- of slavery 746
badger 830
stealing 791, 792
- dog 366
- game 791
badinage wit 842
ridicule 856
badli 634, 759
badly off
adversity 735
poor 804
badness 649
Baedeker Z\y6
baffle hinder 706
defeat 731
- description
unconformable 83
wonder 870
bag put up 184
receptacle 191
acquire 775
take 789
BAGA
BALN
BANK
BARB
««eca 791
• ^d baggage 780
. V(i9HmeS40
^ncUerioZa 635
properly 780
hu98y962
-car 272
ba«gtla273
bftggy47
bagman 758, 767
bagnio 961
bagpipes 417
bah! 930
bail 771
receptacle 191
- one 8 own boat 692
- up 791
go -806
leg -623
baUifl director 694
servant 746
factor 7 5S
officer 9^
bamwick
region 181
jurisdiction 9#5
Bairaxn
holiday 840
ri/6 998
balm 129
bait
ftdcrum 215
/ood 298
(rap 545
lure 615
re/re«A 689
attack 11^
bribe 1^
harass 830
swallow the - 547
bake 384
bakehouse 386
baker's dozen 98
baking heat 382
bakshish 784
bal840
balais847
balance equal 27
mean 29
compensate 30
remainder 40
numeration 85
weigh 319
compare 464
^e3i(ato605
money 800
occoun/fi 811
- accounts with
pay 807
in the - 475
off one's -
irresolute 605
fail 732
the mind losing its
503
balanced stable 150
symmetrical 242
balbucinate 583
balbutiate 583
balcony 250
bald base 226
style 575
uninteresting 841
t/^/y 846
Jjlain 849
dachin 223, 1000
baldaquin 223
balderdash 517
baldric belt 230
ring 247
bale bundle 72
^oo^i 190
m/ 619
- out 297
baleen 325
balefire 550
baleful 649
balista 727
balister 727
balistraria 717
balize550
balk disappoint 509
deceive 545
hinder 706
balky 283, 606
ball globe 249
missile 284
shot 727
dance 840
party 892
- at one's feet
success 731
power 737
keep up the -
continue 143
ac/ire 682
ballad so??^ 415
poem 597
- monger 597
ballast
compensation 30
u?ei^/i< 319
wisdom 498
safdy 666
without - rash 863
vicious 945
ballet £/rama 599
dance 840
ballet dancer 599
ballista 727
ballistics
projectiles 284
tmr722
arms 727
balloon 273
ballooning 267
balloonery 267
balloonist 269
baUot 535, 609
- box stuffing 545
ballproof 717
ballroom 840
balm moderate 174
fragrance 400
remedy 662
relief 834
Balmoral boot 225
balmy d^eep 683
balneal 337
balourdise 699
balsam 662
balsamic
salubrious 834
balustrade
support 215
inclosure 232
bam 544
bambino 129
bamboozle 545
ban prohibit 761
denounce 908
- with bell, book, and
candle 998
under the - 906
banana 298
banco regis 968
band ligature 45
assemblage 72
filament 205
6c/(230
ring 247
music 415, 416, 417
party 712
shackle 752
- of hope 958
- together 709
- with 720
bandage tie 43
ligature 45
support 215
cover 223
restraint 752
the eyes -d 442
bandbox 191
banded together
concurring 178
party 712
banderole 550
bandit 792
bandog
safeguard 664
warning 668
bandolier 636
bandrol 550
bands 999
bandurria 417
bandy
exchange 148
aaitate 315
- about
publish 531
- legged 243
- words
discuss 476
converse 588
bane evil 619
source of evil 663
baneful 649
banewort 663
bang impel 276
sound 406
6€a^972
banish eject 297
«ec/We 893
punish 972
{exclude 55)
banister 215
banjo 417
bank acclivity 217
sicfe o/ toA:e 342
«tore636
fiarwf 667
fence 717
money 802
- holiday 840
- of Elegance 800
- up 670
sea -342
banker
merchant 797
treasurer 801
card game 840
bank note 800
bankrupt - of life 683
bankruptcy
failure 732
nonpayment 808
banlieue near 197
circumjacent 227
banner 550
enlist under the -s of
707
raise one's - 722
banneret 875
banns
forbid the - 761
publish the -
ask 765
marriage 903
banquet meed 298
/ea5^840
banquette 717
banshee 979 980
bantam cock 887
banter unt 842
ridicule 856
bantling child 129
scion 167
banyan tree 367
stint 640
fast 956
baptism nam£ 564
rite 998
Baptist 984
baptistery 1000
bar exclude 55
hotel 189
line 200
support 215
inclosure 232
c^se 261
mwsic 413
hindrance 706
prison 752
prohibit 761
tribunal 966
/e^a/ profession 968
- room 189,
- sinister ^ait; 651
disrepute 874
i7^paZ 964
- tender 746
barachois 343
baragouin 517
bara hazri 298
bara khana 298
barb spike 253
na^ 271
- the dart pain 83C
barbacan 717
Barbados tAx ^^
BARB
BASE
BAST
BATT
barbarian
uncivUized 876
evil doer 913
barbaric vulgar 851
ru<ie 876
barbariflzn
neology 563
solecism 568
bad style 579
vulgarUy 851
discourtesy 895
barbarous
unformed 241
plebeian 876
mahficerU 907
barbanxB ipse placet
800
barbit tenus sapien-
te8 500
barbe225
barbecue
repast 298, 892
000*673
barbed 225
barber xoind 349
barbican 717
barbouillage 590
bard musician 416
poe^597
barde633
barded 225
bare mere 32
nucfe 226
manifest 525
disclose 529
scanty 640
- bone 203
- faced insoleni 885
- foot 226
w)or 804
- headed respect 928
- possibility 473
- supposition 514
scud under - poles
704
bareback 226
bargain
compact 769
barter 794
cheap 815
- and sale transfer of
property 783
- for 507
into the - 37
barge 273
bargee 269
barghest 980
barf 383 ■
baritone 408
barium sulphate 430
bark Hitd 223
ship 273
yelp 412
- at threaten 909
censure 932
- up the wrong tree
699
- wrorao than bite 885
more - than bite 908
barkantine 273
barkbound 751
370
I
barkeeper 746
barleycorn
little 193
Barleycorn, Sir John
-298
barm leaven 320
bubbles 353
barmaster 967
Barmecide feast 956
barmote 966
bam 189
barnacles 445
barndoor fowl 366
barney 545, 713
barometer air 338
measure 466
consult the - 463
baron peer 875
husband 903
- of the Exchequer
967
court -966
baronet 875
baronial 878
baroque 853
baroscope 338
barouche 272
barque 273
barrack 189
shed 22:^
yi6e929
barracker 936
barracoon 717
barranca 198
barrator 941
barratrous 940
barratry 940
barred crossed 219
striped 440
barrel vessel 191
cylinder 249
- organ 417
barrel house 189
barren 169
barricade fence 232
obstacle 706
defense 717
prison 752
barrier [see barricade]
barrin save 38
excluding 55
except 83
- out resist 719
disobey 742
barrister 968
revising - 967
barrow
mound 206
vehicle 272
grave 363
barter
reciprocate 12
interchange 148
commerce 794
barway 204
barytone 408
bas bleu
scholar 492
affectation 855
base
l<n(^l part 211
support 215
60^649
cowardly 862
shameful 874
servile S8&
dishonorcMe 940
vicious 945
- board 211
- bom 876
-com 800
-note 408
- of operations
plan 626
attack 716
- viol 417
baseball 840
based on ground of
belief 467
baselard 727
baseless unreal 2
unsubstantial 4
basement ceUar 191
lowest part 207, 211
bashaw tyrant 739
ruler 745
bashful 881
bashi bazouk 726
basilica 1000
basilisk sight 441
cannon 737
serpent 949
basin dock 189
vessel 191
hollow 252
plain 344
basis
lowest part 211
support 215
preparation 673
bask physical enjoy-
ment 377
warmth 382
prosperity 734
morcd enjoyment 827
basket 191
-of 190
basophobia 266
bas-relief
convex 250
sculpture 557
bass music 415
- clarinet 417
- note 408
- viol 417
basset 446
basset horn 417
bassinet cradle 191
helmet 717
bassoon 417
basso prof ondo 408
basso-rilievo
convex 250
sculpture 557
bastard
spurious 545
illcgitiffuilc 025
baste bent 27G
punish 072
Bastille 752
bastinado 972
bastion 717
bat strike 276
dub 727
spree 840
batch qiiantUy 25
collection 72
bate diminish 36
subtract ZS
reduce price 813
bateau 273
bated breath
with - faint sound 405
expecting 507
hiding 528
whisper 581
Aum5/e 879
bath 337
- room 191
warm -386
Bathala 979
Bath chair 272
bathe immerse 300
plunge 310
water 337
bathometer 466
bathos
anticlimax 497
(ridiculous 853)
bathyh^ 341
bathycolpian 208
bating 55
batman 637
bitton support 215
scepter 747
batophobia 206, 860
batta 973
battalia 726
battalion 726
batten 298
batter destroy 162
&ea^276
battered
worse for wear 659
tired 688
batterie de cuisine
957
battering-ram 276
battering train 727
battery
boat 273
artillery 726
guns 727
floating - 726
plant a - 716
battle 720, 722
- array order 60
prepare 673
war 722
-ax 727
- cry sign 550
war 722
- field arena 728
- ground discord 713
- with oppose 708
half the - 6-12
win the - 731
battled 722
battledore and shut
tlecock
interchange 148
game 840
battlement
BATT
BEAR
BEAR
BEAT
embrasure 257
d^en«e717
bftttologiM 573
battology
repeat 104
diffuse style 573
battre
- la campagne
rumeenee 497
diffuse style 573
excitable S25
- la gdn^rale 669
- Teau avec un b&ton
645
- le fer sur renclume
134
ne - que d'une aile
683 •
se - contre des mou-
liD8 645
battue
km 2^1
pursuit 622
attack 716
bauble trifle 643
toy 840
bavardage
unmeaning 517
chatter 5S4
bavin 388
bawarchi-khana 191
bawcock 892
bawd 962
bawdy, -house 961
bawl 411
bawn 189
bay concave 252
^/343
cry 412
brown 433
at - danger 665
difficulty 604
defense 717, 719
-rum 400
-salt 336
- the moon
useless 645
- window 245, 260
bring to - 716
bayadere 840
bayard 271
baygall 345
bayonet kill 361
aUack 716
weapon 727
at the point of the -
war 722
severity 739
coercion 744
crossed -s 708
bayou 343
bays trophy 733
croum 877
bazaar 799
B. C. 106
bel
- all and end all
whole 50
intention 620
importance 642
- off depart 293
eject 297
retract 77Z
-it so 488
- that as it may 30
beach 342
beach comber 268,
348
beacon sign 550
warning 668
(light 423)
-fire 550
bead 249, 847
beading 847
beadle janitor 263
law officer 965
church 996
beadledom 737
beadroll list 86
prayers 990
rUual99S
beads
tell one's - 990, 998
beadsman
servant 746
clergy 996
beagle 366
beak /ace 234
nose 250
magistrate 967
beaked 245
beaker 191
beam support 215
quarter 236
weigh 319
light 42Q
on - ends
-powerless 158
horizontal 213
side 236
fail 732
wonder S70
beaming
beautiful 845
bean feast 840
bear produce 161
sustain 215
carry 270
admit of 470
stock exchange 797
suffer 821
endure 826
- a hand 680
- a sense 516
- away 789
- away the bell
6c«^648
success 731
- company 88
-date 114
- down violent 173
insolent 885
- down upon 716
- false witness 544
-'fruit produce 161
useful 644
succ4'}{s 731
prosper 734
- nam upon 649
- harmless 717
- ill 825
- off deviate 279
- on 215
- oneself 692
- out evidence 467
vindicate 937
-pain 828
- the brunt
difficult 704
defense 717
- the burden 625
- the cross 828
- the palm
supreme 33
- through 707
- up approach 286
persevere 604a
relieve 834
cheerful SS6
- up against
resist 719
brave 861
- upon
relevant 9, 23
influence 175
- with
toleraU 740
permit 760
take coolly 826
forgive 918
bring to - 677
more than flesh and
blood can - 824
unable to -
excited 825
dulike 867
bear
savage 907
surly 895
- garden
disorder 59
discord 713
arena 728
- leader 540
- pit 370
- skin cap 225
helmet 717
had it been a - it
would have bitten
you
inattention 458
bearable 651
beard hair 205
prickles 253
rough 256
defy 715
brave 861
insolence 885
pluck by the -
disrespect 929
beardless 127
bearer 271
servant 746
bear grass 253
bearing relation 9
support 215
direction 278
meaning 516
demeanor 692
- rein 752
bearings
circumstances 8
situation 183
bearish 895
beast animal 366
tinc^ean 653
discourteous 895
- of burden
carrier 271
tofeorcr 690
beat be superior 33
periodic 138
region 181
impulse 276
surpass 303
oscillate 314
agitation 315
crw^A 330
sound 407
2ine o/ 7mr«in< 625
po/^ 627
overcome 731
sponger 886
«in7:c 972
- about
circuit 629
- about the bush
<ry /or 463
cwo5e (Ac potn/ 477
prevaricate 544
diffuse style 573
- against 708
- a retreat
rehire 283
avinc? 623
submit 725
- down destroy 162
cheapen 794, 819
insolent 885
- hollow 33
- into ^cA 537
- of drum
music 416
publish 531
alarm 669
u«2r 722
command 741
pomp 882
- off 717
- one's breast 839
- the air 645
- the Dutch 508
- time clock 114
music 416
- up chum 352
- up against
oppose 708
- up for cater 637
- up for recruits
prepare 673
aid 707
- up one's quarters
seek 461
visit S92
without - of drum
528
beat8d memorisB 505
beaten track
habit 613
way 627
leave the - 83
tread the - 82
beatic 827
^ b%^^&^ -^ViAXCixx^"^^
BEAT
BEFO
BEGR
BELA
heavenly 981
beatification
piety 987
beatizig high
the heart - 824
beau man 373
/f.p854
admirer 897
a - jeu 718
- patcher 256
- iddal perfect 650
beauty 845
- monde
fashion 852
(nohilily 875)
beautify 845, 847
beautiless 846
beauty 845
- bom of murmuring
sound 845
- of a lovely woman
374
beaver hat 225
- dam 706
becakn 265
because cause 153
attribution 155
ar^swer 462
reasoning 476
motive 615
bechance 151
becharm 829
bftche de mer 298
beck riU 348
sign 550
mandate 741
at one's - aid 707
obey 743
beckon sign 550
motive 615
caM 741
becloud dark 421
Aitie 528
become
change to 144
accord with 23
be^ot^ 926
- of 151
becoming
accordant 23
proper 646
beautiful 845, 847
(i!i« 924
becripple 158
bed lodgment 191
iayer 204
support 215
garden 371
marriage 903
- gown 225
- maker 746
- of down repose 687
- of roses pleasure 211
prosperity 734
- ridden 655
- room 191
- time 126
broug^it to - 161
death - 300
go to - quiet 265
sieep683
372
keep one's - itt 655
put to - with a shovel
363
smooth the - of death
707
bedarken 421
bedaub cover 223
dirt 653
(^deface 846)
bedazzle 420
bedding 215
bedeck 847
bedel 965
bedesman
\see beadsman]
bedevil derange 61
sorcery 992
bedew 339
bedight 847
bedim 421, 422
bedizen color 428
ornament 847
vulgar 851
Bedlam
- broke loose 59
candidate for - 504
Bedouin 792
bed rock 211
bedwarf 195
bee 690
gathering 892
- in a bottle 407
- in one's bonnet 503
-'s wax 352
busy - 682
swarm like -s 102
beef 298
beefeater 726
beefheaded 499
beehive 370
workshop 691
bee line 278
Beelzebub 978
beer 298
beery 959
beetle overhang 206
project 250
- head 501
blind as a - 442
Ck)lorado - 913
beetling 214
beet root 298
befaU 151
befit agree 23
expedient 646
due 924, 926
befog 528
befool mad 503
deceive 545
befooled
victimized 732
before in order 62
in time 116
presence 186
in space 234
preccsion 280
preference 609
- Christ 106
- long 132
- mentioned 62, 116
- now 122
- one's eyes
visible 446
manifest 525
- one's time 132
set - one 525
beforehand
prior 116
early 132
foresight 510
resolve - 611
befoul 653
befriend aid 707
friendship 888
befuddle 959
beg Turk 745
<wA:765
- leave 760
- one's bread 765
poor 804
- one's life 914
- pardon 952
- the question 477
begawd 847
beget 161
beggar
petitioner 767
poor 804
degrade 874
low person 876
- description
unconformable 83
nomenclature 564
wonderful 870
- my neighbor 840
- on horseback 885
-s mounted 88$
sturdy - 792
beggared
bankrupt 808
beggar'8-lice 253
beggarly mean 643
w/6 874
vidgar 876
servile 886
- account of empty
boxes
insufficient 640
poor 804
begging
- letter 765
go a-
too much 641
useless 645
offered 763
free 748
begilt 847
begin 66
- again 104
beginner 541
beginning 66
still ending and - 140
begird 227, 229
beglerbeg 745
begone
depart 293
ejection 297
abrogate 756
(disappear 440)
- dull care 836
begrease 653
begrime 653
begrudge
ununlling 603
refuse 764
stingy 819
beguile mislead 495
deceive 545
reconcile 831
- the time
inaction 681
amusement 840
to - many 615
begum 875
behalf
advantage 618
aid 707
in - of 759
behave oneself
conduct 692 •
fashion 852
courtesy 894
behavior 692
on one's good -
polite 894
virtuous 944
behead kiU 361
execute 972
behemoth 192
behest 741
behind in order 63
in space 235
sequence 281
- one's back
missing 187
- the age old 124
ionorant 491
- the scenes
cau^e 153
unseen 447
cognizant 490
latent 526
hidden 528
playhouse 599
- the veil 528
- time 133
speak ill of - one'i
back 934
behindhand
laU 133
shortcoming 304
adversity 735
insolvent 808
behold see 441
look 457
beholden
grateful 916
obligatory 926
beholder 444
behoof 618
behoove 926
being abstract 1
concrete 3
created - 366
human - 372
time - 106
Bel 979
belabor buffet 276
thump 972
belated late 133
ignorant 491
belaud 931
belay join 43
BELC
BEND
BENT
BESI
restrain 706
belch 297
beldam 913
beldame 173
belduque 253
beleaguer 716
bel esprit 844
belfry 1000
Belial 978, 980
sons of - 988
belie deny 536
falsify 644
corUradicl 708
belief credence 484
religious creed 983
easy of - 472
hug a - 606
believe
[see belief]
suppose 514
- who may 486
not - one's senses 870
reason to - 472
believer
religious 987
true - 983a
belike 472
beUttle 483, 934
bell sound 417
sign 550
alarm - 669
bear away the -
goodness 648
success 731
repule 873
- book and candle
swear 535
curse 908
spell 993
rile 998
- boy 746
- mare 64
- pepper 393
- shape globose 249
concave 252
- the cat 861
cracked - 408a
piissing - 363
sweet -s jangled 408
belladonna 663
belle 374
d la - 6toile
out-of-fioors 220
in the air 845
belles-lettres 560
belli, casus - 824
bellicose
contentious 720
warlike 722
bellied 250
belligerent
contentious 720
warlike 722
comhatarU 726
belling 412
bellman 534
bello, flagrante - 722
Bellona 722
bellow loud 404
cry 411
animal cry 412
uxnlSSQ
bellows unnd 349
lungs 580
bells, peal of - 407
bellwether
go first 64
direct 694
belly inside 221
convex 250
-ful complete 52
enough 639
- god 957
- timber 298
belomancy 511
belong to related 9
component 56
included 76
attribute 157
property 111, 780
duty 926
beloved 897
below 207
- its full strength 651
- par 34, 207
bad 649
indifferent 651
discount 813
ignoble 876
- stairs 207
- the mark 32
here - 318
belt
inclose 227
outline 230
ring 247
strait 343
swimming - 666
Belus 979
belvedere 441
bemask 528
bemingle 41
bemire 653
bemoan 839
bemused 458
bench support 215
council 696
tribunal 966
Bench, King's - 752
bencher 968
bend oblique 217
angle 244
curve 245
incline 278
deviate 279
depression 308
circuit 311
give 324
submit 725
- backwards 235
- one's course 278
- one's looks upon
441
- one's steps 622
- over 250
- sinister 874
- the bow 686
- the brows 932
- the knee
bow down 308
submit 725
humble 879
aerwZc 886
courtesy 894
respect 928
worship 990
' - the mind 457
- to tend 176
- to one's will 737
- to rules &c. 82
- towards 278
bender 959
beneath 207
- notice 643
-one 940
Benedick 903
Benedictine 996
benediction
gratitude 916
ap]/roval 931
worship 990
nuptial - 903
benefaction 784
benefactor 912
benefice 995
beneficent 906
beneficial good 648
(iisefid 644)
- interest 780
beneficiary
possessor 779
receive 785
clergy 996
beneficiiun accipere
600
benefit good 618
use 644, 677
do good 648
aid 707
acquisition lib
vroperty 780
benevolaice 906
{improve 658)
reap the - of
success 731
benefits forgot 917
bene gesserit, quam-
diu se - 926
beneplacito
a vostro - 600
bene qui latuit 939
benevolence
tax 812
love 897
kindness 906
universal - 910
Bengal heat 382
benighted
dark 421
ignorant 491
benign 656
benignant 906
benison 931
Benjamin's mess
greater 33
chief part 50
benschen 990
Benshie 979
bent tendency 176
framnrnrk 232
angle 244
turn of mind 820
desire S^
- on willing 602
resolved 604
intention 620
desirous 865
fool to the top of
one's - 856
benthal 208^
Benthamite 910
benthopelagic 208
ben trovato
likely 472
imagination 515
untruth 546
u?i^842
benumb
insensible 376
cold 385
deaden affections 823
benzine 652
benzoin 662
benzolin 652
beplaster 933
bepraise 931
bequest gift 784
(acquisition lib)
berate 932
bereavement
death 360
loss 116
take away 789
bereft poor 804
- of reason 503
berg, ice - 383
bergamot 400
berlin 272
berloque 407
Bemardine 996
bersagliere 726
berserk 173
berth lodging 189
bed 215
office 625
beryl green 435
jewel 847
beseech
request 765
prat/ 900
beseem 926
beset surround 227
follow 281
attack 716
entreat 765
annoy 830
- with difficulties
704
besetting
general 78
habii 613
- sin 945
beshrew 908
beside except 83
near 197
alongside 236
- oneself mad 503
excited 824
- the mark
irrelevant 10
error 495
besides 37
besiege attack 716
BfiSI
BETW
BIfiL
BIG
btoique 840
beslaver 933
beslime 653
beslubber 933
besmear cover 223
diH 653
besom 652
besot 959
besotted 481
bespangle 847
bespatter dirt 653
disapprove 932
)2att€r 933
detract 934
bespeak early 132
evidence 467
indicate 516
engage 755
ask for 765
bespeckle 440
bespot 440
besprinkle mix 41
variegate 440
best good 648
pcr/ecf 650
all for the -
good 618
prosper 734
content 831
^pe858
bad is the - 649
- bib and tucker
prepared 673
ornament 847
ostentation 882
- intentions 906
- part great 31
nearly all 50
- room 191
- seller 931
do one's -
care 459
try 676
activity 682
exertion 686
have the - of it 731
make the - of it
overestimate 482
ti«e677
submit 725
compromise 11 A.
take easily 826
hope 858
make the - of one's
time 684
to the - of one's be-
lief 484
bestead 644
Beste ist gut genug
639
bestial 961
bestir oneself
activity 682
haste 684
exertion 686
bestow 784
- one's hand 903
- thought 451
bestraddle 215
bestrew 73
b08tiide mourU206
374
ride 215
bet 621
betacism 560
betake oneself to
journey 266
business 625
u«c677
bdte, pas si - 498
bdte noire /ear 860
hate 898
bethel 1000
bethink think 451
remember 505
bethral
subjection 749
restraint 751
betide 151
betimes 132
bfttise 497
betoken
evidence 467
predict 511
indicate 550
betongue 932
betray
disclose 529
deceive 545
dishonor 940
- itself visible 446
betrayer 941
betrim 673
betroth
promise 768
marriage 903
betrothed 897
better good 648
improve 658
- half 903
- sort
beau monde 875
for - for worse
choice 609
marriage 903
get - health 654
improve 658
refreshment 689
restoration 660
get the - of 731
only - than nothing
651
seen - days
deteriorate 659
adversity 735
poor 804
think - of
correct 658
repent 950
betting house 621
betty 374
Betty Martin, all my
eye and - 546
between 228
- cup and lip 111
- ourselves 528
- the lines 526
- two fires 665
far - 198
He - 228
vibrate - two ex-
tremes 149
betwixt 228
bevel 217
bever 298
beverage 298
b6vue 732
bevy assemblage 72
multitude 102
bewail regret 833
lament S39
beware 668
- fury of a patient
man 900
bewilder
put out 458
uncertain 476
astonish 870
bewitch
fascinate 615
please 829
excite love 897
exorcise 992
bey 745
beyond superior 33
distance 196
- compare 31, 33
- control 471
- expression 31
-hope 731, 734
- measure 641
- mortal ken 528
- one's depth
deep 208
unintelligible 519
- one's grasp 471
- possibility 471
- praise
perfect 650
approbation 931
virtue 944
- price 814
- question 474
- reason 471
- remedy 859
- seas 57
- the grave 528
- the mark
transcursion 303
redundance 641
- the veil 528
go -303
bezonian 876
bhang 663, 954
bhisti 348
bias tendency 176
slope 217
prepossession 481
disposition 820
(motive 615)
bib pinafore 225
drink 959
bibber weep 839
tope 959
bibble-babble 584
bibendum, nunc est
-959
bibere venenum in
auro 663, 666
Bible 985
-Christian 984
- oath 535
biblioclasm 162
biblioclast 165
biblicMfraphy 593
bibliolatry
learning 490
heterodoxy 984
idolatry 991
bibliomancy 511
bibliomania 490
bibliomaniac 492
bibliophile 492
bibliopole 593
bibUotheca 593
bibulous 298
bice 438
bicentennial 138
bicephalous 90
bichhona 215
bichloride of
cury 663
bicipital 90
bicker ^ii(/er 315
quarrel 713
{contend 120)
bickering 24
bicolor 440
biconjugate 91
bicom 245
bicun)id 91
bicycle 272
bid order 741
offer IQS
- a long farewell 624
- defiance 715
- fair tend 176
probable 472
promise 511
hopeS58
- for intend 620
offer 763
request 765
bargain 794
- the banns 903
bidder 767
biddy 746
bide vxiit 133
remain 141
take coolly 826
- one's time 133
watch 507
inactive 681
bidental 90
bidet 271
biduous 89
bien
- perdu - connu 134
un - fait 910
biennial
periodic 138
plarU 367
biens6ance
pdish 852
manners 894
bier 363
bifacial 90
bif arious 90
bifid 91
bifold 90
bif orm double 90
(two 89)
bifurcate bisect 91
ajigle 244
big in degree 31
BIGA
BIRD
BITE
BLAC
■«Un875
"Sounding
W404
tooni8 577
affeciedS55
-swoln 194
- writh 161
- with the fate of 511
look - drfy 715
proud 878
insolent SS5
talk-885
Mreoi 909
bigamy 903
biggin 191
bighead655
bight 343
bigot positive 474
prejitdice 481
obstinate 606
hUerodox 984
impious 988
bigwig
scholar 492
8a^e 500
no&i/% 875
bijou goodness 648
beauty 845
ornament 847
bijouterie 847
bike 272
bilabiate 90
bilander273
bilateral two 90
side 236
bilbao 727
bilboes 752
put into - 751
bile 900
bilge base 211
convex 250
yaizm 260
- watci 653
biliary calculus 655
bilixigual 560
bilious 837
bilk
disappoint 509
cheat 545
steal 701
bill list 86
hatchet 253
placard 531
(icA:€/ 550
paper 593
plan 626
weapon 727
money order 800
money account 811
charge 812
in ^1/; 969
- and coo 902
- of exchange
security 111
-of fare /oof/ 298
pfen 626
- of indictment 938
- of sale 771
-8 of mortality 360
true - 969
biUet locate 184
ticket 550
apportion 786
billet epistle 592
-doux902
billhook 253
billiard - baU
round 249
- room 191
- table ^a< 213
billiards 840
billingsgate
slang 563
curse 908 •
{censure 932)
biUion 98
billow sea 348
billows ocean 341
billy
kettle 191
c/u6 727*
biUy cock 225
billy goat 373
bimonthly 138
bin 191
bina417
binary 89
binate89
bind connect 43
cover 223
compel 744
condition 770
obligation 926
- hand and foot 751
- oneself 768
- over 744
- up wounds 660
bindery 691
bine 367
bing72
binocular 445
binomial 89
biogenesis 161
biogeny 161
biograph 448
biography 594
biology 357, 359
bioplasm 357
biotaxy 357
biparous 89
bipartite 91
biplane 273
bipUcity 89
biquadrate 96
birch flog 972
- rod 975
bird 366
a little - told me 527
- in hand have 111
keep 781
- of ill omen
omen 512
warning 668
hopeless 859
- of passage 268
- of prey 739
-'s eye view 441,
• 448
-8 of a feather 17
kill two -8 with one
stone 682
the - has flown
absence 187
escape 671
bird cage 370
birdlime glue 45
trap 545
birdman269
bird-witted 458
biretta 999
birth beginning 66
production 161
paternity 166
nobUiiy 875
- day suit 226
- place 153
- right 924
birthday 138
birthmark 848
bis repeat 104
approval 931
- peccare in bello 722
- pueri senes 128
- vincit 731
biscuit 298
biscuits, s'embar-
quer sans - 674
bise 349
bisection
middle OS
halve 91
bisexual 83
bishop punch 298
clergy 9QQ
-'s palace 1000
-'s purple 437
bishopric 995
bison 366
bissextile 138
bistoury 253
bister 433
bisulcate 259
bit
small quantity 32
part 51
curb 752
- between the teeth
719
- by bit
by degrees 26
by installments 51
in detail 79
slowly 275
bitartrate of potash
662
bitch female 374
clumsy 699
faU 732
impure 962
bite eat 298
physical pain 378
coW 385
cheat 545
duve 547
etch 558
mental pain 830
- in 250
- the dust 725
- the thumb
anger 900
disrespect 929
- the tongue 393
biter bit 718
biting cold 383
pungent 392
painful 830
discourteous 895
censorious 932
bito350
bitten 897
bitter cold 383
tasU 392, 395
painful 830
curimonvms 895
hateS9S
angry 900
mxdevolent 907
- pill 735
- words 932
bitterly greatly 31
bitterness
[see bitter]
pain 828
regret 833
enmity 889
bittersweet 829
bitumen 356a
bivalve 90
bivouac
encamp 184
camp 189
repose 265
match ^m
biweekly 138
bizarre
unconformable 83
ridiculous 853
blab 529
bUbber 584
black color 431
crime 945
- and blue
beat 072
- and white
chiaroscuro 420
colorless 429
record 551
writing 590
-art 992
- book 938
- browed 907
- death 655
- eye 972
- flag 722
- hearted 907
- hole crowd 72
prison 752
- in the face
swear 535
excitement 821, 824
- lead 556
- letter oW 124
barbarism 563
print 591
- looks
discourteous 895
sullen 901a
disapprove 932
- Maria 272
- mouthed 936
BLAC
BLEM
BUN
BLOO
- sheep 949
- spots in the horizon
859
- swan 83
look - feeling 821
discontent 832
angry 900
prove that - is white
477
blackamoor 431
wash a - white 471
blackbaU
exclude 55
banish 893
blackberry 298
blackboard 590
blackcoat 996
blackcock 366
blacken [see black]
defanu 934
Black friar 996
blackguard
vulgar 851
rude 895
base 940
vagabond 949
Black Hand 791
black-Jack 727
blackleg
apostate 607
disease 655
thief 792
blacklist 932 '
blackmail theft 791
booty 793
bribe 973
blackness 431
- of the noonday
night 421
blacksmith 690
black snake
whip 975
bladder 191
blade edge tool 253
man^7^
instrument 633
sharp fellow ^2
proficient 700
sword 727
/op 854
blague 544, 884
blam lump 250
blotch 848
blame 155, 932
lay - on 938
take - 932
blameless 946
blameworthy
disapprove 932
vice 945
guilt 947
blanc-bec 701
blanc fixe 430
blanch 429, 430
blancmange 298
bland mild 174
courteous 894
bland» mendacia
lixigusB 544
blandiloquence 933
Jblandighment
376
indtuxment 615
endearment 902
flattery 933
blank inexistent 2
unsubstantial 4
- cartridge 158
- verse 597
look -
disappointed 509
discontent 832
wonder 870
point - 576
blanket cover 223
v)arm 384
toss in a - 929
wet - 174
blare 404, 412
blarney 983
blas6 weary 841
satiated 869
blasphemy 988
blast destroy 162
explosion 173
vjind 349
sound 404
adversity 735
curse 908
blatant
loud404:
cry 412
sUly 499
blather 584
blatherskite 584
blatter 412, 584
blaze heat 382
light 420
mark 550
excitement 824
amid the - of noon
859
- abroad 531
-d with lights 840
blazing
luminary 423
blazon publish 531
repute 873
ostentation 882
bl6: manger son - en
herbe 818
bleach 429. 430
- ing powder 652
bleak 383
blear 422
blear-eyed 443
bleat 412
bleb 250
bleed
vhysical pain 378
remedy 662
spend money 809
extort money 814
moral pain 828
- freely liberal 816
make the heart - 830
bleeding
hemorrhage 299
remedy 0^2
- heart 828
blemish
deface 241
imperfection 651
injure 659
ugly 846
defect 848
blench avoid 623
/car 860
blend mix 41
combine 48
blennorrhagia 655
blennorrhflea 655
bless
give pleasure 829
approve 931
divine function 976
worship 990
- my heart 870
- one's stars
rejoice 838
<AanA;s 916
blessed 827
abode of the - 981
blessedness
single - 904
blessing gobd 618
approval 931
blessings
prosperUy 734
blest 827
- with
possessed of 777
blether 584
Bletonism 511
blight
deteriorate 659
adversity 735
- hope 509
blind shade 424
cecity 442
inattentive 458
ignorant 491
conceal 528
screen 530
deception 545
instinctive 601
pretext 617
insensible 823
- alley 261
- a trail 545
- bargain
uncertain 475
purposeless 621
ras/i 863
- coal 388
- hookey 840
- lead the blind 538
- man*s buff 840
- man's holiday 421
- of one eye 443
- poker 840
- side prejudice 481
credulity 486
obstinacy 606
- the eyes hide 528
deceive 545
- to one's own merit
880
blindfold 528
blindness 442
blink wink 443
neglect 460
falter 605
ovoid 623
(overlook 458)
- at blind to 442
blinkard 443
blinker 530
bliss 827
celestial 981
blister 250
bUthe 836
blizzard 349
bloated
expanded 194
misshapen 243
convex 250
- with pride 878
bloater 298
blob 250
blobber 848
- lip 848
block mass 192
support 215
dense 321
^rd323
fool 501
hinder 706
execution 975
- of buildings 189
- out sfuipe 240
prepare 673
- printing 591
- up close 261
obstruct 706
bring to the - 972
cut -s with a raxoi
638
wood - 558
blockade dose 261
restrain 751
blockhead 501
the bookful - 499
blockhouse 717
blockish 499
blonde 429, 430
blood
consanguinity 11
^aui333
A^361
/op 854
nobility 875
- boil exciU 824, 825
anger 900
- for blood 919
- heat 382
- horse 271
- hound 913
- letting
ejection 297
remedy 662
- poisoning 655
-red 434
- run cold
painful 830
/ear 860
- stained 361
- sucker 913
- thirsty
murderous 361
cru^Z 907
- up excited 824
angry 900
dye with -
severe 739
BLOO
BLUE
BOAR
BODY
Wida in -cruel 907
uithe-5
ufe-359
improce 658
ammaie824
spiU - war 722
Dloodleu peace 721
virtue 946
bloodlagsnesB 160
bloodshed 361, 722
bloodshot 848
bloodstone 847
bloodstroke 655
bloody [see blood]
unclean 653
crueZ 907
- flux 299, 655
-minded 907
bloom youth 127
6/ue438
healtheSA
prosperity 734
blooxnen 225
blooxnizig 845
hloaBom flower 367
prosperity 734
blot blacken 431
error 495
obliterate 552
dtr/2/ 653
&2emi«^848
disgrace 874
ffuilt 947
- out destroy 162
obliterate 552
blotch blemish 848
(btedk 431)
blotter 652
blouse 225
blow A;nod: 276
urirwf 349
b^dsom 367
unexpected 508
disappointment 509
e{;t/619
oclion 680
flrc^ irirwi 688
/aiiure 732
prosper 734
pain 828, 830
boast SS4
- a kiss 902
- down 162
- for blow 718
- hole 351
- hot and cold
lie 544
irresolute 605
tergiversation 607
caprice 608
- in squander 818
- off disperse 73
- one's brains out 361
- out /ood 298
darken 421
f^or^c 957
- over past 122
- pipe 349
- the coals 824
- the fire 384
- the horn 416
- the trumpet 873
- up destroy 162
eruption 173
inflate 194
wind 349
excite 824
objurgate 932, 934
- upon accuse 938
- valve 664
come to -s 720, 722
deal a - at 716
deal a - to 972
death - 360, 361
blower 884
blown [see blow]
fatigued 688
proud 878
- upon
disreputable 874
censured 932
- with restless vio-
lence 173
storm - over
safe 664
peace 721
blowth 367
blowzy swollen 194
red 434
blubber /cU 356
cry 839
- lip 848
Blucher boot 225
bludgeon
weapon 727
{slnke 276)
- man fighter 726
brute 913
blue sky 338
color 4'^
teamed 490
bit of - hope 858
- and red 437
- and yellow 435
- blood 875
'hook list %^ ■
record 551
- devils 837
- jacket 209
- laws 988
- light signal 550
alarm 6169
- moon 110
- Peter ^a^ 550
set sail 293
- ribbon 877
- ruin 959
- stocking
scholar 492
affectation 855
look -
disappointed 509
feeling 821
discontent 832
disrepute 874
out of the - 508
swear till all's - 535
true -
veracity 543
probUy 939
blueback 800
Bluebeard
marriage 903
libertine 962
blueness 438
blues 837
blufl violent 173
high 206
blurU 254
deceive 545
bra^ 884
card game 840
insolent 885
discourteous 895
-off 545
bluffer 884
bliuider error 495
absurdity 497
awkward 699
failure 732
blimderbuss 727
blunderhead 701
blunderheaded 499
blunt weaken 160
inert 172
moderate v. 174
obtuse 254
benumb 376
(iamp V. 616
plain-spoken 703
cosA 800
deaden feelings 823
discourteous 895
- tool 645
- witted 499
bluntness 254
blur rftri 653
blemish 848
stigma 874
blurred
invisible 447
blurt out
disclose 529
^peoA; 582
blush rec/(^ 434
/€c/ 821
humbled 879
?m)dc«i881
at first - see 441
appear 448
manifest 525
put to the -
Aumbfe 879
browbeat 885
discourtesy 895
blushing honors
repute 873
modesty 881
bluster tn'o^f 173
defiant 715
insolent 885
threaten 909
blusterer 887
blustering [see
bluster]
windy 349
Blut und Eisen 159
Bo to a goose, not
say - 862
boa 225
boar animal 366
maZe 373
board Zaj^ 204
support 215
/oo(i298
Aard 323
council 696
oWocA; 716
iribunai 966
- of education 542
- of studies 542
- school 542
festive - 892
go by the -
powerless 158
destruction 162
go on - 293
on - present 186
ship 273
preside at the - 693
boarder 188
boards ihealer 599
arena 728
board-walk 189
boast 884
not much to - of 651
boasting 884
boaston 840
boat 273
- race 720
- shaped 245
in the same -
accompany 88
party 712
boatixig 267
boatman 269
boatswain 269
bob depress 308
^p309
oscillate 314
agitate 315
- a courtesy 894
- for fish 463
Bobadil, Captain -
887
bobbery 404
bobbin 312
bobbing fuel 388
bobbish 654
bobsled 272
bocage 367
bocca, per amusare
U-394
bock beer 298
boddice 225
bode 511
bodily
substantially 3
wholly 50
material 316
- enjoyment 377
- fear 860
- pain 378
bodkin
go between 228
perforator 262
body sub8tan(k> 3
whole 50
assemblage 72
matter 316
party 712
- and blood of Christ
987
B(EO
BONE
BOOK
BORE
- clothes 225
- color 566
- forth 554
- guard
defense 717
keeper 753
- of doctrine 490
- of knowledge 490
- of water 348
- politic
mankind 372
authority 737
in a - together 88
keep - and soul to-
gether 654
Boootian stupid 499
fool 501
vulgar 851
igrioble S7Q
hog swamv 345
dunghiU 653
- trotter 876
boggart 980
boggle hesitate 605
awkward 699
difficulty 704
bogie 980
bogle 980
bogus 545
- check 808
Bohemian 268
ungenteel 851
boil violence 173
effervesce 315
bubble 353
heal3S2, 384
ulceration 665
excitement 824, 825
anger 900
- down 195
boiler 386
)oi8terou8
violeni 173
hasty ^M
excitable 825
bold prominent 250
vigorous 574
brave 861
-faced 885
- push essay 675
- relief visible 446
- stroke plan 626
success 731
make - with
discourtesy 895
show a - front
defy 715
brave 861
bold face
type 591
bole 50
bolero 840
bolster support 215
repair 658
aici 707
- up vindicate 937
bolt sifi 42
fasten 43
fastening 45
c^«c 261
/%V4? rapidly 274
378
propel 284
run at/'ay 623
escape 671
hindrance 706
s^/ 727
shackle 752
- food su?allow 298
gormandize 957
-m751
- out of the blue 508
- the door 761
- upright 212
thunder - 872
bolthead 191
bolus mouthful 298
remedy 062
bomb 727
- vessel 726
bombard 716
bombardier 726
bombardon 417
bombast
unmeaning 517
magniloquence 577
ridiculous 853
boasting 884
{exaggeration 549)
Bombastes Furioso
887
bombilation 404
bombinate 407
bon: diablc 844
- enfant social 892
kindly 906
- gr6 mal gr6 601
-mot 842
- naturel 836
- ton 852
- vivant 957
- voyage 267
de - augure 858
bona - tides
veracity 543
probity 939
- roba 962
bonanza extra 641
wealth 803
bonbon 396
bond tie 45
compact 769
security 771
money 800
right 924
- of union 9, 45
bondage 749
bonded together 712
bonds [see bond]
fetters 752
securities 802
- of harmony 714
in - service 746
tear asundor one's -
750
bondsman 746
bone dense 321
hard 323
strength 159
- of contention 713,
720
- to pick difficulty 704
discord 713
bred in the - 6
one - and one flesh
903
bonehouse 363
bones [see bone]
corpse 362
music 417
break no - 648
make no - willing 602
easy 705
bonesetter 662
bonfire 382
festivity 840
celebration 883
make a - of 384
bonhomie
candor 703
kindness 906
bonhomme 996
Boniface 890
bonis avibus 771
bonis nocet 927a
bonne servant 746
nurse 753
d la - heure
uniting 602
content 831
- bouche end 67
pleasant 377
savory 394
saving 636
- foi 939
de - volont4 602
bonnet 225
- rouge 742
bonny
cheerful 836
pretty 845
bono: cui -
intention 620
utility 644
inutility 645
pro - publico
useful 644
philanthropy 910
bonus 6x^ra 641
giftlM
money 810
bony 323
bonze 996
booby 501
boodle 784
boof 860
book register 86
record 55 i
volume 593
enter accounts 81 1
at one's -s 539
- learning 490 *
- madness 490
- of fate 601
bring to -
evidence 467
account 811
rejyrove 932
mind one's - 539
school - 542
without -
bu heart 505
bookcase 191
booked dying 360
bookish 490
bookkeeper 553
bookkeeping 811
bookless
unlearned 493
bookmaking 156
bookseller 593
bookstore 593
bookworm 492
booly268
boom
support 215
saU 2Q7
rush 27 Ai
impulse 276
sound 404
obstacle 706
defense 717
boomer 863
boomerang
recoil 277
weapon 727
boon 784
beg a - 765
- companion 890
boor doum 876
boorish
ridicuUms 851
uncourteous 895
boost 276
boot box 191
dress 225
ativantage 618
important 642
punishment 975
to - a</<ied 37
booted and spurred
673
bootee 225
booth stall 189
shop 799
bootikin 225
bootless useless 645
failing 732
boots t2re«« 225
servant 746
what - it? 643
booty 793
booze 959
bo-peep peep 441
hide52S
bordel 961
border edge 231
flower bed 371
ornament 847
- upon 197, 199
borderer 197
bordering 233
- upon 197
bore diameter 202
hole 260
tideU%
trouble 828
p^j7W€ 830
weary 841
Boreal
Northern 237
coW 383
Boreas 349
boredom 841
borer 262
BORN
BOUN
BOWE
BRAE
bom 359
- 80 5
- to other things 805
- under a hicky star
734
- under an evil star
735
bonid 826
- down /oijure 732
direction 9S7
bom6 499
t>orough 189
rotten -893
borrow 788
- of Peter, Ac. 147
borrowed plumes
deception 545
borrower 806
neither a - nor a
lender be 806
borrowing 788
boscage 367
bosh
unmeaning 517
untrue 546
trifling 643
bosk 367
bosom breast 221
mind 450
afections 820.
- friend 890
- of one's family 221
in the - of 229
boss
knob 2^
pdilician 694
niZc737
master 745
bossism 693
boston 840
botanic 369
- garden 369, 371
botanomancy 511
botany 367, 369
botch mend 660
unskillful 699
fail 732
both 89
bum the candle at -
ends 641
butter one's bread
on - sides 641
listen with - ears 418
bother
uncertainty 475
bustle 682
difficulty 704
trouble 828
harass S30
botheration 828
bothy 189
bottle
receptacle 191
preserve 670
bee in a - 407
- green 435
- holder
auxiliary 177
mediator 724
• up remember 505
Aide 528
restrain 751
crack a - 298
pass the - 959
smelling - 400
bottom
lotvest part 211
support 215
combe 252
ship 273
pluck 604a
courage 861
at -5
at the - of
cause 153
- dollar 67, 800
- upwards 218
from the - of one's
heart veracity 543
feeling 821
go to the - 310
probe to the - 461
bottomless 208
angel of the - pit 978
- pit 982
bouche:
- d feu 727
bonne - end 67
savory 394
saving 636
pleasant 829
ni - ni 6peron 499
bouderie 901a
boudoir 191
boufle, op6ra 599
bouge 250
bough part 51
curve 245
tree 367
bought flexure 245
bougie 423
bouilli 298
boulder 249
boulevards 227
bouleversement
revolution -146
destruction 162
excite 824
bounce violence 173
eject 297
jump 309
/i6 546
dismiss 756
boast SM
insolence 885
- upon arrive 292
surprise 508
bouncer
ejection 297
bouncing large 192
bound
circumscribe 229
sunft 274
^ap309
certain 474
- back recoil 277
- by 926
- for direction 278
destination 620
- to promise 768
responsible 926
I'll be - 535
boundary 233
bounden duty 92^
boundless
infinite 105
space 180
bounds 233
outline 230
- of modesty 881
- of possibihty 470
keep within -
moderation 174
shortcoming 304
restrain 751
prohibU 761
bountiful
libercd 816
benevolent 906
bounty gift 784
bouquet
fragrant 400
beauty 847
bourdon staff 215
drone 415
bourgeois type 591
commoner 876
bourgeon 194
bourn 233
bourse 799
bouse 959
bout turn 138
jobeSO
fight 720
prank 840
drinking - 954
bout
au - de son latin
sophistry 477
ignorance 491
difficulty 704
au - du compte 476
boutade
absurdity 497
caprice 608
boutez en avant 741
bovine ox 366
beef-witted 499
bow fore part 234
curve 245
projection 250
stoop 308
fiddlestick 417
weapon 727
ornament 847
servUUy 886
reverence 894
respect 928
bend the - 686
- down worship 990
- out 297
- submission 725
- window 245, 260
Bow bells
born within sound of
-876
bowed down
lahient 837
humble S79
bowelless 914a
bowels inside 221
- full of wrath 722
- of compassion 914
- of the earth 206
bower abode 189
alcove 191
cards 840
-s of bliss 981
bowie knife 253, 727
bowl vessel 191
rotate 312
- along walk 266
swift 274
flowing - 959
bowlder 249
bow-legged 243
bowling green
level 213
bowls 840
bowman 726
bowshot 197
bowstring
execution 972, 975
bowwow 412
box house 189
chest 191
theater 599
fight 720
-car 272
- the compass
direction 278
rotation 312
change of mind 607
- the ear anger 900
strike 972
- up 751
horse - 272
ma- 704
musical - 4l7
wrong - error 495
unskillful 699
dilemma 704
boxer 726
boy 129
servant 746
boyar 875
boycott 297
boyhood 127
brabble discord 713
contest 720
brabbler 901
brace tie 43
fasten 45
two 89
strengthen 159
mtisic 413
refresh 689
- game 645
bracelet circle 247
ornament 847
bracer 662
brachial 633
brachygraphy 590
bracing
salubrious 656
bracken 367
bracket tie 43, 45
couple 89
support 215
brackish 392
brad 45
bradawl 262
Bradshaw 266
brae 206
BRAG
BREA
BREA
BREA
brag cords 840
boast 8S^
braffgadocia 884
Bramna 979
Bralimi590
Brahmin
religion 984
priest 99Q
braid tie 43
ligature 45
net 219
variegate 440
Braille 442
brain kiU 361
intellect 450
skiU 498
blow one's -s out 361
coinage of the - 515
rack one's -s 451, 515
suck one's -s 461
brainless 499
brainpan 450
brainsick 458
brain storm 503
brainwork 451
brainy 450, 498
brake copse 367
curb 752
apply the - slower 275
hinder 70Q
[see also break]
bramble thorn 253
bane&iS
bran 330
brancard 272
branch member 51
posterity 167
stream 348
tree 367
- off bifurcate 91
diverge 291
- out ramify 91
diffuse style 573
branchisd 349
branching
symmetry 242
brand bum 384
/ttc/388
torch 423
mark 550
sword 727
disrepute 874
cerwure 932
stigmatize 934
- new 123
- of discord 713
- with reproach 938
brandish
oscillate 314
flourish 315
display 882
brandy smash 959
brangle 713
brangler 710
brank 975
bras
d - ouverts 894
les - crois<5s 681
brash brittle 328
sickness 655
brasier 3Sd
380
brass
ailoy 41
indolence 885
bold as - 861
- band 417
- colored 439
- farthing 643
brat 129
bravado 884
brave healthy 654
defy 715
warrior 726
bear 821, 826
courage 861
- a thousand years
110
- deserve the fair 845
bravo
assassin 361
desperado 863
applause 931
bravura 415
brawl cry 411
discord 713
revel 840
brawler
disputant 710
rtoter 742
blusterer 887
brawny
strong 159
stout 192
bray grind 330
cry 412
Bray, Vicar of -
tergiversation 607
servility 886
braze 43
brazen
insolent 885
brazier 191
Brazil tea 298
breach crack 44
gap 198
quarrel 713
violation 925
- of faith 940
- of law
unconformity 83
tWc(7af964
- of the p)cacc 713
custom honored in
the - 614
breachloader 727
breachy 198
unrxdy 742
bread 298
beg -765
selfish 943
- of idleness 683
- of life Christ 976
piety 987
- upon the waters 638
quarrel with - and
butt<^r 699
breadbasket 191
breadfruit 298
breadth 202
chiaroscuro 420
break
fracture 44
discontinuity 70
change 140
gap 198
carriage 272
crumble 328
disclose 529
cashier 756
i/ioZote 773, 927
bankrupt 808
/a MX pas 947
• a habit 614
• a lance attcu:k 716
battle 722
• a law 83
■ away 623
• bread 298
. bulk 297
■ down destroy 162
faU short 304
decay 659
faU 732
• for taller timber 666
• forth 295
• ground 66
• in ingress 294
domesticate 370
teach 537
tame 749
' in upon derange 61
inopportune 135
hinder 706
jail 671
■ loose escape 671
get free 750
no bones 648
of 660
of day morning 125
twilight 422
off cease 70, 142
relinquish 624
abrogate 756
one's neck
powerless 158
die 360
on the wheel
physical pain 378
mental pain 830
punishment 972
open 173
out ftcgrm 66
violent 173
disease 655
excited 825
Priscian's head 568
prison 750
short 328
silence 582
the heart 2xiin 828,
830
dejection 837
the ice 888
the neck of
taskijlQ
success 731
the peace
violence 173
c<m/c»« 720
the ranks 61
the teeth
hard words 579
the thread 70
- through a custom
614
- through the clouds
visible 446
disclose 529
- up di^oin 44
decompose 49
end 67
revolution 146
destroy 162
- up of the system
death Zi^
disease 655
- with 713
- with the past 146
- word deceive 545
improbity 940
breakbone fever 655
breakdown 840
breaker
of horses 268
reef 346
wave 348
breakers surf 348
«/iai^«; 667
- ahead 665
surrounded by - 704
breakfast 298
breakneck
precipice 217
rashSGS
breakwater
refuge 666
obstruction 706
breast interior 221
convex 250
mtrui 450
oppose 708
sou/ 820
at the - 129
- high 206
- the current 719
in the - of 620
breastplate 717
breastwork 717
breath instant 113
breeze 349
life 359
animalUy 364
faint sound 405
- of accusation 938
hold - quiet 265
expect 507
wonder 870
in the same - 120
not a - of air quiet 265
hot3S2
out of - 688
shortness of -
fatigue OSS
take away one's -
unexpected 508
fear 860
wonder 870
take - rest 265
refresh 689
with hated - 581
breathe exist 1
6^u; 349
h't^e 359
faint sound 405
BREA
BRIL
BRIN
BROG
evince 4ff7
mean 516
inform 627
disclose 529
tUter580
speak 582
refresh 689
- freely pleasure 827
relief 834
- one's last 360
not - a word 528
breathing-hole 351
breathing time
repose 687
^rucc 723
breathless
voiceless 581
oiU of breath 688
feeling 821
/ear 860
eager 865
iDonderSlO
- attention 457
- expectation 507
- impatience 865
- speed 684
breech 235
breeches 225
- maker 225
- pocket
money 800, 802
wear the - 737
breed
race 11
kind 75
multiply 161
progeny 167
animals 370
rear 537
{prepare 673)
breeding «/y^ 852
politeness 894
breeze unnd 349
discord 713
breezy 836
brethren 997
brett 272
breve 413
brevet
warrant 741
commission 755
permit 760
- rank 873
brevet d'invention
760
breviary 908
brevier 591
brevipennate 193
brevis esse laboro 572
brevity short 201
concise 572
brew mix 41
prepare 673
brewing
impending 152
storm - 065
Briarean 102
bribe equivalent 30
tempt 615
ojfer 763
ffiftl9A
buy 795
reward 973
brick /lard 323
pottery 384
material 635
^rurnp 939, 948
- color 434
make -s without
straw 471
brickbat 727
bricklayer 690
bridal 903
brideweU 752
bridge
intermedium 45
way 627
card game 840
- over join 43
fa^ilitaie 705
make peace 723
compromise 774
bridle restrain 751
rein 752
- one's tongue
fiiZeri/ 585
cautious 864
- road 627
-up 900
brief time 111
«pac6 201
concise 572
compendium 596
hold a - for 759
briefly anon 132
- thyself remember
505
brier sharp 253
6ane 663
brig 273
brigade 726
brigadier 745
brigand 792
brigandage 791
brigandine 717
brigantine 273
bright shine 420
color 428
intelligent 498
cheery 836 ,
beauty 845
glory S73
- days 734
- eyed 845
- prospect 858
- side 829
- thought
sharp 498
good stroke 626
wit 842
look at the - side
cheer 836
hope 858
brighten up
furbish 658
brigue parly 712
contention 720
briller par son ab-
sence 187
brilliant
shining 420
good^S
beautiful 845
^em847
glorious 873
-idea 842
brim 231
- over 641
brimful 52
brimstone 388
brindled 440
brine sea 341
salt 392
bring 270
- about cause 153"^
achieve 729
- back 790
- back to the memory
505
- forth 161
- forward
evidence 467
manifest 525
teach 537
improve 658
- gray hairs to the
grave
adversity 735
pain 830
- grist to the mill 644
- home 775
- home to 155
- in receive 296
income 810
price 812
-ma verdict 480
- in its train 88
- in question 461
- into being 161
- into play 677
- low 874
- of! 672
- out
discover 480a
manifest 525
publish 591
- over
persuade 484
- round
persuade 615
restore 660
- to convert 144
halt 265
- to a crisis 604
- to a point 74
- to bear upon
relation 9
action 170
- together 72
- to life 359 -
- to light 480a
- to maturity
prepare 673
complete 729
- to mind 505
- to perfection 677
- to terms 723
- to trial %9
- under one's notice
457
- up develop 161
vomit 297
educate ^1
- up the rear 235
- word 527
brink 231
- of the grave 360
on the -
almost 32
coming 121
near 197
briny 392
brio music 415
brisk prompt 111
energetic 171
active 682
cheery 836
brisUe 253
- up stick up 250
an^ry 900
- with plerUy 639
too much 641
- with arms 722
Britannia metal 54{
Briticism 563
British 188
- lion 604
Briton, true - 939
brittleness 328
britzka 272
broach begin 66
found 153
top 297
publish 531
assert 535
broad general 78
space 202
lakeS4Z
emphatic 535
indelicate 961
- accent 580
- awake
vigilant 459
brisk 682
- dayli^t
light 420
manifest 525
- farce 842
-grin 838
- highway 627
- hint 527
- meaning 516
broadcast 73
sow - 818
broadhearted 906
broadhom 273
broadsheet 593
broad-shouldered
159
broadside
lateral 236
publication 531
cannonade 716
broadsword 727
Brobdingnagian 192
brocade 847
brocatelle 847
brochure 593
Brocken, specter o
the 443
broder 549
brogan 225
brogue boot 225
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BROI
BRUT
BUDM
BULL
broidery 847
broil heat 382
fry 384.
fray 713, 720
broken
discontinuous 70
v>eak 160
- color 428
- down
decrepit 659
faUing 732
dejected 837
- English 563
- fortune
adversity 735
poverty 804
- heart pain 828
dejected S37
hopeless 859
- meat 645
-reed 665
- voice 581, 583
- winded
disease 655
fatigue GSS
broker agent 758
merchant 797
brokerage pay 812
brokery 794
bronchia 351
broncho 271
bronchocele 655
bronze brovm 433
sculpture 557
brooch 847
brood
multitude 102
family 167
- over think 451
mope 837
brooding
preparing 673
brook stream 348
bear 826
broom 652
broth 298
brothel 945, 961
brother kin 11
similar 17
equal 27
-Jonathan 188
brotherhood 712
brotherly
friendship 888
love 897
benevolence 906
brougham 272
brought to bed 161
brouillerie 713
brouillon 626
brow top 210
edge 231
front 234
browbeat
intimidate 860
swagger 885
disrespect 929
-en humbled 879
brown 433
- as the oak leaves
433
382
- Bess 727
- stone 635
- study
thought 451
inattention 458
Brown, Jones and
Robinson 876
Brownian 984
brownie 980
browse 298
bruin 895
bruise powder 330
huH 619
injure 649
bruiser 726
bruit
report 531, 532
brumal 383
Brummagem 545
brunch word 572
brunette 433
brunt beginning 66
impulse 276
bear the-
difficulty 704
defense 717
endure 821, 826
(resist 719)
brush rough 256
rapicf motion 274
c^n 652
fight 720
- away rc/ed 297
abrogate 756
- up oean 652
furbish 658
prepare 673
paint - 556
brushwood 367
brusque violent 173
Aa«/e684
discourtesy 895
brustle 406
brutal vt/^ar 851
rude S95
savage 907
brutalize
[see brutal]
corrupt 659
(feoa'en 823
vice 945
brute animal 366
ru(ie895
malejicient 913
- force
straxgth 159
violence 173
animal 450a
set;ere 739
compulsion 744
lawless 964
- matter
matter 316
inorganic 358
Brute, et tu -
ingratitude 917
brutish [see brute]
vulgar 851
i^noftic 876
intemperate 954
brutum f ulmen
impotent 158
/adure 732
tox738
boost 884
Bryanite 984
bubble
tiTist^stonttoZ 4
transierU 111
2i/^193
/i^^ 320
u^oler 348
air 363
error 495
• (iecet/ 545
<ri/2e 643
- burst
fall short 304
disappoint 509
/aiZ 732
- reputation 873
- up agitation 315
buccaneer 791, 792
Bucephalus 271
buck
8to^366
male 373 '
negro 431
u>ash 652
/op 854
- basket 191
- fever 825
-jump 309
- nigger 431
bucket 191
- shop 621
drop - in empty well
645
kick the - 360
like -s in well 314
buckle tie 43
fastening 45
curl 248
- oneself 604
- on one's armor 673
- to resolution 604
exertion 686
- with grapple 720
buckler 717
buckram
affectation 855
pride 878
men in - 549
bucolic
pastoral 370
poem 597
bud beginning 66
germ 153
expand 194
graft 300
- from 154
Buddha 979, 986
Buddhism 984
budding young 127
expansion 194
budge 264
budget heap 72
60^191
st^e 636
finance 811
- of news 532
budmash 940
buen prlndpio 686
buff 434
native - 226
buffalo 366
-robe 223
buffer
hindrance 706
defense 717
buffet strike 276
agitate 315
et^619
bad 049
affront 900
smile 972
- the waves
difficulty 704
opposition 708
bunet bar 189
- cupboard 191
buffle-headed 499
buffo 599
buffoon actor 599
humorist 844
bull S57
buffoonery
amusement 840
humor 842
bug 653
bugaboo alarm 669
/ear 860
bugbear .
imaginary 515
alarm 669
/ear 860
buggy 272
bugle
instrument 417
war cry 722
- call sign 550
command 741
build construct 161
/orm 240
- up compose 54
- upon 6e/ie/ 484
- upon a rock 150
builder 690
buildings 189
built on basis 211
bulb knob 249
projection 250
bulbul 416
bulge 250
bulk whole 50
svse 192
bulkhead 223, 706
bull animal 366
mate 373
error 495
absurdity 497
solecism 568
ordinance 741
stocA; exchange 797
- in a china shop 59
take the - by the
horns
resolution 604
courage 861
Bull, John - 188
buU calf 501
bulldog animal 366
p/uc^* 604, 604a
BULL
BURL
BURT
BUT
coura^v 861
bulldoMSeO
bulldoser 887
buUet 600 249
omw 727
(miMae284)
- proof 717
bulletin netos 532
letter^Q
bullfight 720
bullhead 501
bulUonSOO
bulleeye oen/er 222
lantern ^3
aim 620
bullwhaek 975
bullwhacker 370
bully
boa< 273
>ir8t-rate 648
fighter 726
jotnalSSQ
frighten SQO
courage 861
rashness 863
bluster 885
blusterer 887
threaten 909
evildoer 913
bad man 949
- for you 931
bullyrag 830
bulrush
wartMess 643
bulwark 717
btun smee 840
dririk 959
bumbailiff 965
humbledom
authority 737
jurisdiction 965
buznboat 273
biuxuner 683
bump
projection 250
thump 276
bumper 52
bumpkin 876
bumptious
proud S7S
insolent 885
contemptuous 930
bun 298
bunch coUeclion 72
protuberance 250
bunch-backed 243
Buncombe
[«ee bunkum]
Bund 712
bimder 292
btmdle packet 72
^o266
- on shamble 275
haste ^^
- out 297
bimdobast 769
bung 263
- up 261
bungalow 189
bungle 699
bimgler 701
bunk 215
bunker 181
bunko 545, 791
- game 545
- steerer 548
bunkoman 792
bunkum lie 544
6(MM<884
flaUery933
bunt 276
bunting 550
buoy raise 307
. ^<320
hope 9^
buoyant
floating 305
light 320
elaslic 325
prosperous 734
cheerful 836
hope/id S5S
bur clinging 46
roti^^ 256
in engraving 558
burden lading 190
weight 319
melody 413
too mticA 641
cto^706
oppress 828
care 830
- of a song
repetition 104
- the memory 505
burdensome
[see burden]
;iMr(/'wi 649
bureau chest 191
0^691
shop 799
tribunal 966
department 965
bureaucracy 737
bureaucrat 694
burgee 550 '
burgeon
[see bourgeon]
burgess 188
burgh 189
burgher 188
burghmote 966
burglar 792
burglary 791
burgomaster 745
burgrave 745
burial 363
buried deep 208
imbedded 229
hidden 528
- in a napkin 460
- in oblivion 506
burin 558
burke 361
burlesque
imitation 19
travesty 21, 555
drama 599
comic 853
ridicule 856
burletta 599
burly 192
bum near 197
ritmZe^ 348
hot 382
consume 384
near the trulh 480a
excited 825
love 897
punish 972
- daylight 683
-in 384
- one's fingers 699
-out 385
- the candle at both
ends
wasU638
exertion 686
prodigal 818
-to 865
burner 423
burning [see bum]
passion 821
angry 900
- gh&t 363
- glass 445
- pain 378
- shame 874
- ^ith curiosity 455
burnish polish 255
shine 420
beautify 845
bumoose 225
burnt [see bum]
red 434
- offering
aione 952
worship 990
burr 253, 410
burro 271
burrock 706
burrow lodge 184
excavate 252
bursar 801
bursary 802
burst disjoin 44
instantaneous 113
explosion 173
brittle 328
sound 406
paroxysm 825
bubble -
disclosure 529
a// (wer 729
- away 623
- forth 6e^'n 66
expand 194
• 6e seen 446
- in 294
- into a flame 825
- into tears 839
- of anger 900
- of eloquence 582
- of envy 921
- of laughter 838
- cut 295
- upon arrive 292
unexpected 508
- with grief 839
ready to -
replete 641
excited 824
burthen
[see burden]
bury inclose 229
tnter363
conceal 528
- one's talent 528
- the hatchet 723
busby 225
bush branch 51
jungle 344
shrub 367
beat about the - 629
bushed 475, 688
bushel much 31
multitude 102
receptacle 191
size 192
hid under a - 460
not hide light under a
-878
bushfighting 720
bushranger 792
bushwhadcer 726
scythe 253
free lance 748
bushy 256
business event 151
topic 454
occupation 626
commerce 794
- with income at Its
heels 625
full of - 682
man of -
proficient 700
consignee 758
mind one's -
incurious 456
cUtentive 457
careful 459
send about one's -
297
stage - 599
businesslike
orderly 58
business 625
active 082
practical 692
skiUful 698
buskin dress 22Z,
drama 599
buss boat 273
courtesy 894
endearment 902
bust 554
spree 840
bustle energy 171
dress 225
agitation 315
activity 682
hasUQ84t
bustling
[see bustle]
eventful 151
busy 682
- hum of men 6^.2
idly - 638, 683
busybody 682
but
on the other hand 30
except 83
BUTC
BUY
BY
BYWO
qualifying 469
- now 118
butcha 167
butcher kiU 361
evil doer 913
butler 746
butt cask 191
pu«A276
aim 620
aUack 716
uiughingstock 857
- end 67
butte 206
butter 356
flattery 933
- bread on both eides
641
- not melt in mouth
894
buttercup 845
buttered side
know - skill 698
selfish 943
not know - 699
butter-fingers 701
butterfly
variegated 440
fickle 605
^:eatUy 845
gaudy 882
break - on wheel
waste Q'S8
spite 907
buttery 636
buttock 235
button fasten 43
fastening 45
little 193
hanging 214
A7io6 250
tHfie 643
- up close 261
restrain 751
- up one's pockets
808
take by the - 586
buttoned-up
reserved 528
buttonhole 841
buttonholer 841
button-top
useless 645
buttress
support 215
defense 717
butyraceous 35$
buxom 836
buy 795
- and sell 794
- a pig in a poke 621
buzz hiss 409
insect cry 412
publish 531
n€U}s 532
- saw 44
buzzard fool 501
between hawk and -
agitation 315
worry 828
blind as a - 442
- dollar 800
by alongside 236
instrumental 631
- and by 132
- itself 87
- means of 632
- my troth &c. 535
- no means 32
- telegraph 532
-the by 134
- the card 82
- the hour Ac.
hire 788
- the way
d propos 9
beside the purpose 10
parenthetical 134
- wireless 532
go- pass 303
have - one
provide 0^7
possess 777
bye departure 293
sequestered S9^
by-end 615
bygone past 122
forgotten 506
let -8 be bygones 918
bylaw 963
byname 565
bypath 279
byplay hint 527
gesture 550
by-purpose 615
byre 189
byroad 278, 627
by-room 191
byssus 256
bystander near 197
spectator 444
byway 627
byword
maxim 496
cant term 563, 5Si
reproach 874
contempt 91^
^1
c
cab 272
ealwl plan 626
confederacy 712
cabala Potency 526
<peU993
ftatrallntifi
hidden b21^
sorcery 992
cabaret 189
cabaset 717
cabbage 791
cabello luengo 256
cabe8tro45
cabin room 189
receptacle 191
cabined cribbed con-
fined 751
cabinet
receptacle 191
workshop 691
council 696
- picture 556
cable link 45
news 532
by -684
slip - 623
telegraphic - 534
cabman
traveler 268
director 694
caboose 386
cabriolet 272
cacation 299
cachalot 192
cache 636
cachet 550
lettre de - 751
cachexy
weakness 160
disease 655
cachinnation 838
cacique 745
cackle of geese 412
cAa//er 584
eaiib588
laugh ^^
cacodemon 980
caco^py 410, 581
cacoVthes Ao^ij 613
iteA865
-loqniendi 584
- scnbendi 590
cacogn4>hy 590
caconym563
cacophony
stridor 410
discord 414
style 579
CacuB, den of - 791
cad servant 746
viUaar 851
plebeian 876
cadaetre ^is^ 86
measurement 466
cada uno tiene su
alguazil 737
cadaverous
corjpse 362
vale ^29
nideous 846
caddy 191
cadeau 784
cadence pace 264
/att306
sound 402
music 415
cadenza 415
cadet Junior 129
soldier 726
oj^lcer 745
cadge 765
cadger beggar 767
huckster 797
cadi 967
c^t qu»8tio 479
cadmium 439
caduceus
insignia 747
uxind^dS
caducity
fugacUy 111
age 128
c/ecay 659
csBca invidia est 921
c»cal 261
csBlitus mihi vires
159
C»sar 745
aut - aut nuUus
ambition 865
fame 873
csBSura
disjunction 44
discontinuity 70
interval 198
c»tera desunt 53
c»teris paribus 27
caf6 189
caftan 225
cafuzo 41
cag 191
cage receptacle 191
restrain 751
prison 752
Cagliostro
impostor 548
sorcerer 994
cahoot 712
cahot 250
cabotage
disorder 59
agitation 315
Cain 361
caique 273
cairn grave 363
sign 550
caisson 191
caitiff churl 876
rujian 913
tri/latn949
cajolery
imposition 544, 545
persuasion 615
/Zo/teT!/ 933
cake «/icA; 46
consolidate 321
- walk 840
calabash 191
calaboose 752
calambac 400
calambour 400
calamif orm 253
calamity evil 619
adversity 735
suffering 830
calamoy currente -
590
calash cap 225
vehicle 272
calathif orm 252
calcareous 432
calcine 384
calcitrate 276
calculate
reckon 85
investigate 461
expect 507
in/erk/ 620
- upon 484
calculated
tending 176
premeditated 611
calculating [diUo]
prudent ^9^
" machine 85
calculation
[see calculate]
caution 864
calculous 323
calculus 85
caldron
convert 144
vessel 191
Aea^386
laboratory 691
(mix 41)
caldche 272
Caledonian 188
calef action 384
calembour 520
calendar list 86
chronicle 114
record 551
calender 255
calenture
delirium 503
disease 655
calf t/oun^ 129
animals 366
/ooZ 501
golden - 986, 991
Caliban 846
caliber degree 26
size 192
&rea(2^ 202
opening 260
inteUedAial car
pacity 498
calibrate 202
calico 635
caUdity382
caliginous 421
calipers 466
caliph 745
caliphate 737
calisthenics
training 537
beauty 845
caliver 727
calk 660
call signal 550
name 564
express 566
motive 615
vm(892
sanctify 976
ordain 995
at one's -
a^/682
o6e^ien(743
- attention to 457
- for require 630
order 741
asA;765
- forth
resort to 677
exct/6 824
- in advice 695
- in question 485
- into being 161
- into notice 525
- into play 677
- names 929, 932
- of duty 926
- off the attention 458
- out cry 411
challenge 715
- over number 85
-to 586
- to account 932
- to mind 505
- to order 741
- to the bar 968
- to the ministry 996
- to witness 467
- up recollect 505
motive 615
excite 824
- upon
demand 741
request 765
visit S02
duty 924, 926
- up 8i)irits 992
within - 197
callable 741
CALL
CAND
CANO
CAP
callsBSthetics 845
callant 129
call boy
theater 599
called, 80 - 545
caUidity 698
calligraphy 590
calling
business 625
Calliope 597
callithump 173
callosity 323
callous obtuse 376
insensible 823
callow young 127 '
infant 129
bare 226
calm physical 174
quiet 265
dissuade 616
leisure 685
peace 721
moral 826
- before a storm 145
- belief &c. 484
green - below 318
calomel 662
caloric 382
- engine 633
caionmeter 389
calote 999 ^
calotype 556
caloyer 996
calumet token 550
- of peace 721, 723
- of war 722
calumniator 936
calumny 934
calvary 1000
Calvinism 984
633
camarade 890
camarilla 712
caxnarista746
camber 250
cambio non d furto
794
cambist 797, 801
camboose 386
Cambrian 188
cambric 635
camel 271
- backed 243
- bird 274
swallow a -
caprice 608
clumsy 699
camelopard 206
camelot 797
cameo convex 250
sculpture 557
camera, in > 528
camera lucida 445
camera obscura 445
oamerated 191
Camilla 274
camisade 716
camisole 225
camorra 712
camp locate 184
SS6
abode 189
military 728
- meeting 990
- on the trail 281
campagna space 180
plain 344
campaign
tacluis 692
u>ar722
(plan 626)
campaigner 726
campaigning
travel 266
campaniform
round 249
concave 252
campanile 206
campanilif orm 249
campestrian 344
campestrine 344
camphor 356a
campus 728
Campus Martins 728
can power 157
mug 191
preserve 670
best one - 686
- it be! 870
Canadian 188
canaille 876
canakin 191
canal opening 260
conduit 350
way 627
- boat 273
canalif erous 259
canard rumor 532
lie 546
canary 366
cancan talk 588
dance 840
cancel obliterate 552
abrogate 756
repudiate 773
cancellated 219
cancelli 191
cancer disease 655
bane 663
painful 830
candelabrum 423
candelia 349
candent 382
candid white 430
sincere 543
ingenuous 703
honorable 939
candidate
petitioner 767
desirous 865
candidature 763
candle 423
bargain by inch of -
769
burn - at both ends
686
- ends remains 40
economy 817
-holder 711
- light 126, 422
- stick 423
hold - to sun
useless 645
not fit to hold a - to
34
Candlemas 138, 998
candor
veracity 543
artlessness 703
honor 9Z9
candy dense 321
sweet 39Q
cane weapon 727
punish 972
scourge 975
canescent 430
can hook 633
Canicula 423
canicular 382
caniculated 259
canine 366
- appetite 865
- madness 867
canis in prsdsepi 943
canister 191
canker disease 655
deterioration 659
bane 663
pain 830
cankered
suUen 901a
cankerworm 663
evil doer 913
care 830
canned goods 670
cannery 636
cannibal 913
cannibalism 945
canning 670
cannon
collision 276
^u^404
arms 727
-'s mouth war 722
courage 861
cannonade 716
cannonball
round 249
swift 274
cannoneer 726
cannot 471
cannular 260
canny wise 498
cunning 702
canoe 273
paddle one's own -
748
canon music 415
belief 484
precept 697
priest 996
n7e998
- law 697
cafion ravine 198
canonical
regular 82
inspired 985
ecclesiastical 995
canonicals 999
canonist 983
canonization
repute 873
deification 991
rite 998
canonry 995
canopy 223
- of heaven 318
canor» nugss 842
canorous 413
cant oblique 217
jerk 276
hypocrisy 544
neology 563
impiety 988
cantankerous 9€
901a
cantata 415
missa - 998
cantatrice 416
canteen 189, 191
canternuwe266
gallop 274
wm at a - 705
canterbury
receptacle 191
Canterbury tale 5
cantharides 171
cant hook 276
canticle 415
cantilenam eand<
canis 104
cantilever 2i 5
canting 855
cantle 51
cantlet smaU 32
piece 51
canto 597
canton 181
cantonment
location 184
abode 189
cantrap 993
canty 836
Canuck 188
canvas sail 267
picture 556
under press of - 2^
canvass
investigate 461
discuss 476
dissert 595
solicit 765
canvasser 767
canzonet song 415
poem 597
caoutchouc 325
cap be superior 33
height 20&
summit 210
cotter 223
^225
retaliate 718
complete 729
salute 894
- and bells 844
-fits 23
- in hand
request 765
servile S8Q
respect 928
- of maintenance *
fling up one's - 83
Fortunatus's - 992
set one's - at 897,
CAPA
CARB
CARE
CARO
P?V>erl67
J oeili^y 705
»PV5lou8 space 180
" tt^emory 505
^'icfoM;m«U 5
?>ower 157
^Vace 180
«i2e 192
t7KeZ2ed450
tDi9dom 498
0^625
^o/eni 698
^p-&-pie
comvlele 52
armea-
prepared 673
defense 717
i£»r722
caparison 225
cape ^^206
c2oaJb225
projection 250
(^ru;342)
capella, alia - 415
caper leap 309
dance 840
capful qua-ntUy 25
emaiZ 32
- of wind 349
capillament 205
capillary
hairlike 205
(tMn203)
capital cUy 189
(op 210
2eUer561
important 642*
exceUerU 648
fiume^ 800
weaUhSOS
- crime 947
- messuage 189
- punishment 972
niake - out of
pretext 617
acquire 775
print in -s 642
capitalist 803
capitals 591
capitation 85
-tax 812
capitol 717
capitular 995, 996
capitulate 725
capnomancy 511
CM>on373
Gaporal694
capote 225
capouch 999
capper 548
capriccio musio 415
whim 608
caprice 608
out of - 615a
capricious
irregvlar 139
changeable 149
irresoltUe 605
whifruiical 608
capriole 309
capsheaf 210
capsicum 393
capsize
inversion 218
xoreck 731
ci^sized 732
capstan lifl 307
machine 633
capsular
concave 252
capsule vessel 191
tunicle 223
captain 745
captandum, ad -
sophistry 477
deception 545
affectation 855
ostentation 882
flattery 933
captation 933
caption 7.89
heading 66, 564
captious
capricious 608
irascible 901
censorious 932
captivate
induce 615
restrain 751
p^o^e 829
captivated
fascinated 827
captivating
pleasing 829
^(;a6Ze 897
captive
prisoner 754
adorer 897
lead - 749
make - 751
captivity 751
capture 789
Capuchin 996
caput 696
- mortuum
useless 645
dirt 653
(residue 40)
caquet 584
car 272
carabineer 726
carack 273
caracole 309
caracoler 266
caraile 191
carambole 276
caramel 396
carapace 717
cara sposa 897
carat 319
caravan
journey 266
vehicle 272
caravansary 189
caravel 273
carbine 727
carbon 388
carbonaro742
carbonate
- of ammonia 392
- of lead 430
carbonic acid 663
carbonization 384
carboy 191
carbuncle red 434
abscess 655
jewel 847
carcanet 847
carcass
structure 329
corpse 362
bomb 727
carcelage 973
carcinoma 655
card unravel 60
ticket b50
vlan 626
address - 550
by the - «?
- index 86
-8 to play 632
great - 873
house of -8 328
leave a - 892
on the -8 liable 177
destiny 152
possible 470
playing -s 840
play one's best - 686
play one's - 692
play one's -s well 698
shuffle the -s
begin again 66
change 140
chance 621
prepare 673
speak by the -
care 459
veracity 543
phrase 566
throw up the -s 757
ticklish - 704
trump - 626
cardcase 191
cardiac 836
cardialgia 655
cardinal dress 225
important 642
excellent 648
priest 995, 996
- bird 439
- flower 439
- points
compass 278
- virtues 944
cardinalate 995
cardiograph 633
cardioid 245
carditis 655
card-sharper 792
card-sharping 545
care attention 469
business 625
adversity 735
custody 751
economy 817
pain 828
/ear 860
begpne duW - ^;^
- for important 642
desire 865
love S97
- wUl kill a cat 459
drive - away 840
for aught one -s
unimportant 643
indifferent 866
have the - of 693
incessant - and labor
459
take -864
take - of 459
careen slope 217
repair 660
career business 625
conduct 692 •
careless
inattentive 458
neglectful 460
feeble 575
insensible 823
indiffererU 866
caress 902
caret incomplete 53
vjant 640
caretaker 758
careworn jmin 828
dejection 837
cargador 271
cargo
large quantity 31
contents 190
property 780
goods 798
caribou 366
caricature
likeness 19
copy 21
exaggerate 549
misrepresent 555
ridicule 856
caricaturist 559, 844
caries 655
cariole 272
carious 653
cark828
carking 828
- care 830
carle 876
carlock 352
carman 694
Carmelite 996
carminative 174, 6d2
carmine 434
carnage 361
carnal
intemperate 954
impure 961
irreligious 989
carnation 434
carnival 840
carnivorous 298
carol
mvMc 415, 416
cheerful 836
rejoice 838
carom 276
caro sposo 897
carouse feast 298
CARP
CASE
CAST
CAST
intemperance 954
drinking 959
carp at 932
carpe diem 134
carpenter 690
carper 936
carpet 211
- knight fop 854
servile SSQ
sybarite 954a
on the -
topic 454
project 626
carpetbagger 548
carphology 315
carref our 627
carriage gait 264
transference 270
vehicle 272
aspect 448
conduct 692
keep one's - 852
carried
- away by passion
824
- by acclamation &c.
488
carrier 271
- pigeon 534
carrion carcass 362
/ou/ 653
carrom 276
carronade 727
carrotj 434
carry
conduce to 176
support 215
transfer 270
induce 615
- all before one 731
- a point
succeed 731
- by storm 731
- coals 879
- conviction 484
- in the mind 505
- into execution
complete 729
observe 772
- off take 789
steal 791
- on [see beiow]
- oneself 692
- out conduct 692
complete 729
- over
transfer 270
accounts 811
- through 692, 729
- weight
influence 175
evidence 467
importance 642
- with a high hand
authority 737
pride S7S
insolence 885
reap and - 775
carry on
continue 143
pursue 622
388
(2o680
cofuit«d692
> an argument 476
- an inquiry 461
- a trade 794
- business 625
- war 722
cart 272
- away 185
- before the horse
disorder 59
inversion 218
bungling 699
- horse 271
- load much 31
contents 190
work like a - horse
686
cartage 270
carte list 86
- and tierce 716
- blanche
permit 760
liberal 816
- de visite 550
- du pays 626
cartel defiance 715
truce 72S
compact 709, 769
carter 268
cartes sur table
manifest 525
veracity 543
Carthago, delenda
est - 908
Carthusian 996
cartilage
dense 321
hard 323
tough 327
cartography 554
cartoon 556
cartouche
am7nunition 727
ornament 847
cartridge 727
cartulajy list 86
record 551
caruncle 250
caivBcut 44
make 161
/orm240
sculpture 557
apportion 786
- one's way 282
carvel 273
carver 559
Caryatides 215
Cary's chickens,
Mother - 668
casa 189 .
casaque toumer 140
cascade 348
case state 7
box 191
sheath 223
topic 454
argument 476
specification 527
grammar 567
affair 625
vatient 655
lawsuit 969
be the -
exist 1
true 494
- in point agree 23
conform 82
in-
circumstance 8
event 151
supposition 514
in good -
healthy 65^
prosperous 734
make out a -
evidence 467
right 92^
caseation 321
caseharden
strengthen 159
habituate 613
casehardened
callous 376, 823
obstinate 606
casein 321
casemate
barrack 189
defense 717
casement 260
casern 189
cash money SOO
pay 807
- account 811
- register 85, 802
in -803
cashbook 551, 811
cashier dismiss 756
treasurer 801
cashmere 635
casing 223
casino 712
cask 191
casket 191
casque
helmet 717
casquetel 717
Cassandra
prophet 513
warning 668
cassino840
Cassiopea's chair
318
Cassius
- has a lean and hun-
gry look 865
cassock 999
cast mold 21
small quantity 32
spread 73
tendency 176
form 240
throw 284
tinge 428
aspect 448
r^ect 610
p2an626
ytoe784
allot 786
condemn 971
- about for 463
• accounts 811
- adrift dispent 73
^ect2ff7
liberaU7QQ
dismiss 756
- a gloom 837
- a nativity
predict 511
sorcery 992
- anchor stop 265
arrive 292
- a shade 421
- aside 460
- a slur discredit 874
accuse 938
-a spell 992
- aspersions 934
- away reject 610
toasUGSS
lost 732
" away care 836
- behind one
forget ^)Q
refuse 764
relinquish 782
- dishonor &c. upon
874
- down 308
dejected 837
- eyes on 441
- in a different mold
18
- in one's lot with 609
- in the eye 443
- in the same mold 17
- in the teeth 938
- iron 323
- lots 621
- luster upon 420
- of countenance 448
- of mind 820
- of the dice 156
- off divest 226
dismiss 756
relinquish 782
- off a habit 614
- off clothes 645
- off trammels 750
- one's net 463
- overboard
disuse 678
-reflection upon 932
- the eyes back 122
- the eyes over 457
- the parts 60
- the skin 226
- to the dogs 162
- up add 85
happen 151
eject 297
give one a - 707
set on a - 621
castaneous 433
Castanet 417
castaway exile 803
reprobaUM9
(ifnpious 968)
caste doss 75
rank S7Z
lose -940
castellan
servant 746
!AST
CATC
CATT
CAVE
763
«d717
uet 191
n2
(932
972
3r936
blood of -
• vote 480
■ 28, 30
che88 148
189
J 717
r515
air
t&{e471
lation 515
58
»f Indolence
1/225
and PoUuz
890
Station
1^189
2
subduct 38
ntl58
052
lance 156
lin 475
event 151
)61
lune 735
f
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26
m
1713
on 824, 900
deriB770
'3
1^359
!366
ght 441
(me*8 feel 734
01
jumps
51
»g life 713
isOe 417
roved 932
;ens 652
! tails 975
e219
dupe 547
nentoZ 631
7
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m - rwafe 373
of bag 529
.nd dogs 348
' the - jumps
hi 510
9M607
caution 864
catachresis
metaphor 521
mieinterpretation
523
catacla8m44
cataclsnnn
conmdsion 146
deetruction 162
deluge 348
(redundance 641)
catacomb 363
catadupe 348
catafalque 363
catalecdc 597
catalepsy 265
catalo 41
catalogue
arrange 60
Ii8t8&
- raisonn^ 551
catalysis 49
catamaran
vessel 273
fighter 726
catamenia 138
catamount 913
cataplasm 662
catapult
propulsion 284
weapon 727
cataract
waterfall 3^
blindness 442, 443
catarrh 299
catastrophe
disaster 619
finish 729
misfortune 735
6rMi67
catch imitate 19
fastening 45
aon(7 415
de/ed480a
^a/^ /Ae meaning
. 518
ch£€U 545
r6mtw785
take 789
by -es 70
-a disease 655
- a glimpse of 441
- a likeness 554
- an idea 498
> a sound 418
- a Tartar dupe 547
retaliate 718
- at willing 602
desire 865
- at straws
overrate 482
credulous 486
unskiUful 699
rash8G3
' by surprise 508
- drain 191
-fire 384
- in a trap 545
- one's death 360
- the attention 457
- the breath 349
- the ear 418
- the eye 446
- the infection
excitation 824
- tripping 480a
- up 789
no great - 651
catching
infectious 657
catchpenny
deceiving 545
trumpery 643
cheap 815
catchpoll 965
catchweed 253
catchword
identificcUion 550
printing 591
catechism
inquiry 461
creed fe4
church - 983a
catechise 461
catechmnen
learner 541
laUy 997
categorical
positive 474
demonstrative 478
affirmative 535
categorically true
494
category state 7
quantity 25
class 75
in the same - 9
catenary 245
catenation 69
cater 637
caterpillar 129
caterwaul
cat-cry 412
discord 414
courting 902
cates298
catgut scraper 416
cathartic 652
Cathay
cycle of - 683
cathedr&, ex -
affirm 535
school 542
authority 737
audacity 885
cathedral 1000
catheretic 384, 830
catholic
universal 78
religious 987
- church 983a
Roman - 984
catholicon 662
Catiline 941
catnip 662
catopsis 441
catoptrics 420
catoptromancy 511
cat's-eye 847
cattle
beasts of burden 271
animaJUW^
- plague 655
- thief 792
- truck 272
Caucasian mystery
983
caucus
council696
(assemblage 72)
caudal end 67
rear 235
caudate 214
caudex 215
cauf 370
caught
- napping 458
- tripping 491
caulk 660
causa Utet 153
cause source 168
lawsuit 969
-d by 154
final - 620
our - is just 707
take up the - of 707
tell the - of 522
causeless
casual 156
aimless 621
causerie 588
causeway 627
causidical 965
caustic
energetic 171
feeling 821
painful 830
gruff 895
malevolent 907
- curve 245
cautel
caution 864
(care 459)
cautel&f ex abun-
danti-664
cautery 384
caution warn 668
prudence 864
security 771
(care 459)
(advice 695)
want of - 863
cavalcade
procession 69
journey 266
cavalier
horseman 268
rash 803
insolent 885
discourteous 895
contemptuous 930
cavaliere servente
servile 88Q
lover 897
cavalry 726
cavatina 415
cave
dwelling 189
ceU 191
cavity 252
- in hoUofW 252
submit 77&
CAVE
CERE
CHAI
CHAM
desertion 624
discontent 832
- of Mo\ua 349
- of despair 837
caveat
warning 668
command 741
- actor 668
- emptor 769
Cavendish 392
cavendo tutus
safe 664
cautious 864
cave quid dicis 585
cavern [see cave]
cavernous 252
cavesson 752
caviare
pungent 392
condiment 393
(energy 171)
- to the general 850
cavil sophistry 477
dissent 489
censure 932
caviler 936
cavity 252
cavort 315
caw 412
cayenne
pungent 392
condiment 393
{energy 171)
caymon 913
cayuse 271
cazique 745
cease 142
- to breathe 360
- to exist 2
ceaseless 112
ceaselessness 69
cecity 442
cede submit 725
relinquish 782
ffivc 784
cede repugnant! 731
cedilla 550
ceiling
height 206, 210
cover 223
ceja 367
celare artem, an -
698
cela va sans dire
conformity 82
consequence 154
celebrant 990
celebration 883
rite 998
celebrity 505, 873
nobility 875
celerity 274
celestial
physicxd 318
religions 976
he/itfen 981
{delightful 829)
celibacy 904
cell abode 189
receptacle 191
cavi/y 252
390
mison 752
nermitage 893
cellar 191, 207
cellaret 191
cellarway 260
ceUular 191, 252
ceUuloid 19
cement uniting m^
dium 45
unite 46, 48
hard 323
material 635
- a party 712
cemented
concord 714
cemetery 363
cenobite
reduce 893
anchorite 996
cenotaph 363
censer 998
censor critic 480
detractor 936
censorious 932
censurable 947
censure 932
censurer 832, 936
census number 85
listm
cent 800
unimportance 643
centaur 83
centenarian 130
centenary
hundred 98
period 138
center in order 68
in space 222
-board 211
- of life 1
- round assembly 72
converge 290
centesimal 99
cento 597
centrality 222
centralize
combine 48
centrifugal 291
centripetal 290
centuple 98
centurion 745
century
hundred 98
period 108
long time 110
cephalalgia 378
ceramic
6a^e384
- ware 557
cerate 662
Cerberus
janitor 263
custodian 664
sop for - 615
cereal 298
cerebration 451
cerebnmi 450
cerecloth 363
cerement
covering 223
1MIX356
burial 363
cerdmonie 894
ceremonious 928
ceremony
parade SS2
courtesy 894
rite 998
thou idol - 998
cemit omnia Deus
vindez 510
cerography
engraving 55S
writing 590
ceromancy 511
ceroplastic 557
certain special 79
indefinite nunAer 100
sure 474
belief 484
true 494
make - of 480a
of a - age 128
to a - degree 32
certainly yes 488
certain^ 474
certes surely 474
yes4SS
certificate
evidence 467
record 551
security 771
certify ennce 467
affirm 535
certiorari 969
certitude 474
cerulean 438
cerulescent 438
ceruse 430
cespitose 367
cess tax 812
sewer 653
cessation 142
cession
surrender 725
of property 782
gift 7S4:
cesspool 653
cestui-que-trust 779
cestus ligature 45
girdle 247
chacun & son goiXt
850
chafe
physical pain 378
warm 384
irritate S25
mental pain 828, 830
discontent 832
incense 900
chaff trash 643
ridicule SoO
vulgar 870
not to be caught
with - clever 698
cunning 702
winnow - from wheat
609
chaffer 794
chafing-dish 386
chagrin 828
chain /(Mten 43
vinculum 4B
series 69
measure 200 ^^
interlinking 2^H
imprison 752
ornament Si7
adamantine -s '
- lightning 423
drink 959
drag a - 749
drag a length^s^
686
in -8 754
chain shot 727
chair support 21^
vehicle 272
professorship S42
throne 747
celebraiian S83
president 694
in the - 693
chairman 694
chaise 272
chalcedony 847
chalcography 558
ch&let 189
chalice 191
chalk
earth 342
white 430
mark 550
drawing 556
- out plan 626
- talk 537
- talker 540
not know - from
cheese 491
challenge
question 461
doubt 485
daim 924
defy 715
accuse 938
- comparison 648
chalybeate 662
chamber room 191
council 696
mart 799
- fellow 890
sick - 655
chamberlain 746
chambermaid 746
chameleon
changeable 149
variegated 440
chamfer 259
chamois 309
champ 298
- the bit diiobediei
742
ch(nfe&25
angry 900
champagne 959
champaign 344
champain 874
champak400
Champ da Man 72{
champ^tre, thtm - 8^
champion
bestow
atuciliary 711
!HAM
CHAR
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tant 72^
enUUive 759
onship 707
BV6 847
« of cause 156
« of aim 621
lid have it 152
J -151
Lst one danger
-840
472
473
- liable 177
^470
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1000
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967
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638
wrtarU 643
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coin 800
149
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783
id 607
Qion 485
ce264
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-146
-146
i^bleness
^149
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ul
307
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\uU 147
)1
797
i259
ig2m
ti350
27
mg 415
16
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u cygne 360
416
leer 366
1000
ncy 511
chaos 59
chap crack 198
jaw 231
feOowZlZ
chapai'ajos 225
chaparral 367
chap book 593
chapeau 225
chisel 1000
chaperon 664
guard 459
chapfallen 837, 878
chaplain 995, 996
Chaplet drde 247
trophy 733
ornament 847
chapman 797
chapter jxirt 51
tojyic 454
book 593
council 696
church 996
- and verse
evidence 467
exact 494
- of accidents 156,
621
chapter house 1000
chaque pays a sa
guise 852
chaque saint sa
chandelle 924
chaqueta 225
char 384
char-i^bancs 272
character
nature 5
atcUe 7
class 75
oddity SS
leUermi
drama 599
disposition 820
- is higher than intel-
lect 5
characteristic
intrinsic 5
special 79
mark 550
characterize
name 564
describe 594
characterised 820
charade
riddUbSZ
drama 599
charcoal fuel 384, 388
black 431
drawing 556
charge ful 52
contents 190
business 625
mandate 630
direction 693
(Kfwc6 695
precept 697
oWocA; 716
order 741
custody 751
commission 755
bargain for 794
price 812
accusation 938
-d with
po5«e88e(i o/ 777
- on attribute 155
in - prisoner 754
justifiable - 937
take - of
«a/e 664
take in - 761
Chargeable debt 806
- on duty 926
charg6 d'affaires 758
charger
carrier 271
^i^^ter 726
chargeship 625
Charing CrosSi pro-
claim at - 631
chariot 272
drag at one's - wheels
749
charioteer
driver 268
pilot QM
charity give 784
liberal 816
beneficent 90&
pity 914
- that begins at home
943
Christian - 906
cold as -
insensible 823
charivari loud 404
clatter 407
charlatan
ignoramus 493
impostor 548
mourUebank 844
boaster SS4:
charlatanism
ignorance 491
falsehood 544
affectation 855
Charles's wain 318
Charley 753
charm motive 615
please 829
beauty 845
i(we897
conjure 992
5pcW 993
bear a -d life
«a/e664
prosperous 734
charmer
sorcerer 994
not listen to voice of -
604
voice of the -
flattery ^ZZ
chamel house 363
chart inform 527
represent 554
charter
commission 755
permit 760
compact 769
seairity 771
privilege 9QA
chartered
2e^963
- accountant 811
- libertine 962
charwoman
worker 690
servant 746
chary
economical 817
stingy 819
cautious 864
Charybdis
whirlpool 312
danger 665
chase emdoM 250
<fri{;e atmj^ 289
AriZ/tn^ 361
/or««/ 367
pursue 622
amame?i< 847
wild goose - 645
chaser 559
chasm interval 198
opening 260
{discontinuity 70)
chassemar^e 273
chassepot 727
chasser 297
- balancer 605
chasseur 726
chaste
shapely 242
language 576, 578
simple 849
good taste 850
pure 960
- as unsunn'd snow
960
chasten
moderate 174
punish 972
chastened
subdued spirit 826
chastise
censure 932
punish 972
- with scorpions 739
chastity
- my brother chastity
960
chasuble 999
chat 588
ch&teau 189
- en Espagne 858
ch&telaine 847
chatoyant 440
chat qtd dort 667,
668
chattels
furniture 633
property 780
chatter 584
chatterbox 584
chattering of teeth
coW383
chatti 191
chatty
talkative 584
sociable 892
chau£Eeur TSS^
CHAU
CHIC
CfflN
CHOI
chaunt
8ong 415
sing 416
woTBhip 990
chau886 225
Chautauqua 537
ChauviniBm 884
chawbacon 876
cheap
voorthlesB 643
low -price 815
hold - 930
cheapen haggle 794
begrudge 819
cheapness 815
cheat deceive 545
deceiver 548
check
numerical 85
moderate 174
counteract 179
slacken 275
p^aid 440
experiment 463
m€a«ure 466
evidence 468
ficiket 550
dissuade 616
Aifuier 706
misfortune 735
restrain 751
money order 800
- oneself 826
- the growth 201
checkered
changeable 149
checkers 440
^ame 840
checkmate 731, 732
checkroU 86
checkstring
pull the - 142
cheek ntie 236
- by jowl unth 88
197
cheeks dual 89
cheep 412
cheer repast 298
cry 411
oid 707
pleasure 827
relief 834
miXA 836
rejoicing 838
amusement 840
courage 861
sociality 892
welcome 894
applaud 931
(p/ea«e 829)
good - Aope 858
/liy/i Zmn^ 957
cheerfulness 836
cheering 602
cheerless
unpleasing 830
dejected 837
cheeseparings
remains 40
dir/ 653
ecorumij^ 817
392
I
cheetah 440
chef de cuisine
proficient 700
«ervati/ 746
chef-d'oDuvre
masterpiece 648
master stroke 698
chela 541
chemin f aisant 270
chemise 225
chemistry 144
organic - 357
cheque 800
chequer 440
-roll 86
chercher une ai-
guille 471
chdre amie 962
cherish aid 707
love S97
endearment 902
- a belief 484
- an idea ^'C. 451
- feelings &c. 821
cherry
two bites of a -
overrate 482
roundabout 629
clumsy 699
cherry-cheeked 845
cherry-colored 434
Chersonese 342
cherub 977
Cheshire cat 838
chess 840
chessboard 440
chest box 191
money coffer 802
chestnut stale 532
chestnut-color 433
cheval-de-bataille
plea Q17
plan 626
vanity 880
cheval glass 445
chevalier 875
-d'industrie 792
chevauz de f rise
spikes 253
defense 717
chevron 550
chevronnd 754
chew 298
tobacco 392
- the cud 451
chiaroscuro
light 420
gray 432
painting 556
chic
showSS2
chicane
sophistry 477
deceit 545
cunning 702
chi-chi 563
chick 424
chickaree 274
chicken
young 129
/owldGQ
reckon -s before
hatched
^ope858
rashSQS
tender as a - soft 324
sensitive 822
compassionate 914
chicken-hearted 862
chicote 975
chide 932
chief principal 642
master 745
- part 31
evidence in - 467
chief dom 737
Chief Justice 967
chieftain 745
chiff onnier 876
chiffonnidre 191
chignon 225
child
infant 129
offspring 167
/OO/501
- is father of the man
167
- of God 987
-'s play trifling 643
easy 705
chUdbirth 161
childhood 127
childish
credulous 486
foolish 499
feeble 575
- treble 581
Chiliad 98
chill coU 383
render cold 385
indispose 616
Chiltem Hundreds
757
chime
repetition 104
roU 407
resonance 408
melody 413
- in with agree 23
conform 82
assent 488
concord 714
chimera
monster 83
imaginary 515
(error 495)
chimney
opening 260
airpipe 351
(egress 295)
- comer 189
china ceramic 384
art 557
- wedding 883
China to Peru 180
chinch 653
chine 235
chink gap 198
souTtd 408
money 800
-B that time has made
128
chinking 635
Chinook 349, 563
chip smoU 32
detach 44
bU5l
reduce 195
counter 550
-in 709
- of the old block
similar 17
copy 21
offspring 167
chipmunk 274
chipper 836
chippy 962
chirogn^hy 590
chirology 550
chiromancy 511
chirp
bird-noU 412
sing 416
cheerfidS3&
rejoice 838
chixTup [see chirp]
chirurgery 662
chisel
fabricate 161
form 240
tool 2Q2
sculpture 557
chiseling 558
chit infant 129
small 193
letter 592
chi tace aceouaente
488,762
chit-chat 588
chitterlings 221
chivalry war 722
tenure 777
courage 861
philanthropy 910
honor 939
generosity 9^
chivarras225
chlamys225
chloral 376
chloride
- of lime 652
- of sodium 336
chloroform
physical numbnen
376
menial xnaentibiiUii
823
chlorosis 655
chlorotic 655
chock full 52
chocolate
/ood 298
co^ 433
choice
election W^
excellent 6^
absence of - 609a
by -600
- of words 569
- spirits 873
choir sing 416
church mutic 090
cAurc^lOOO
CHOK
CHUR
CIRC
CIRC
clxoke do9e 261
«^/Ze361
redundant 641
hinder 70d
'"full oomvUU 52
9-eii2eto639
;■ off 706
cuoke damp 663
chokidar 753
chokra 746
choky 752
choler 900
cholera 655
choleric 901
choose 609
do what one -s 748
chop disjoin 44
(Jiange 140
indication 550
- logic 476
-up 201
ehopfallen 837
chophouso 189
chopping
large 192
- sea 348
chops motdh 66
jaw8 231
/ood298
chop-su«y 298
chor 792
choral 415
chord 413
chore 625, 746
-boy 534
chorea 315, 655
choregus 694
chorister
singer 416
church singer 996
chorography 183
chorus
shout 4t\\
song A\b
singers 416
unanimity 488
opera 599
concord 714
chose
- in action 780
- in possession 777
chose qtd platt 796
chota hazri 298
chouse 545
chouz gras, faire ses
-377
chowchow 41
chowder 298
- head 501
chrestoxnathy 560
chrism 998
Christ 976
Church of - 983a
receive - 987
Christcross-row 561
christen
name 564
Hie 998
Christendom 983a.
995
Christian 983a, 987
- charity 906
- Science 984
Christmas
period 138
Church festival 998
Christmas box 784
chromatic
coior 428
- scale music 413
chromatogenous 428
chromatography 428
chromatology 428
chromato pseudo-
blepsis 443
chromatrope 445
chrome 436
chromolitho graph
558
chromosome 357
chromosphere 318
chronic 110
chronicle
measure lime 114
annals 551
chronicler 553
chronogram 114
chronography
measure lime 1 14
descriplion 594
chronology 114
chronometry 114
chrononhotontho-
logos 887
chrysalis 129
chrysolite
perfection 650
jewel 847
chrsrsology 800
chubby 192
chuck throw 284
animal cry 412
- under chin 902
chucker-out 297
chuck farthing 621
chuckle
animal cry 412
laugh 838
exult SSi
chucklehead 501
chudder 225
chuff 876
chum 890
chunk 51
chimky 201
chup 1 403, 585
chupatty 298
Church
infallible 474
orthodox 983a
Christendom 995
temple 1000
- of Christ 983a
dignitaries of - 996
fo to - 990
ligh -, Low -, &c.
984
churchdom 995
churchman 996
churchwarden 996
churchyard
burial d&^
church 1000
- cough 655
churl 6oor 876
churlish
niggard 819
n^895
sidky 901a
malevolent 907
chum
agitate 315
butler Z52
chutl silent 403
taciturn 585
chute 348
chutney 393
chyle 333
cibarious 298
cicatrix 551
manet - 919
cicatrize 660
Cicero 582
cicerone 524, 527
Ciceronian 578, 582
cicisbeo 897
cicuration 370
cider 298
all talk and no - 584
ci-devant 122
cienaga 345
cigar 392
ci-glt 363
cilia hairs 205
rough 256
cimeter 727
Cinunerian 421
cinch 45, 705
cinchona 662
cincture 247
cinder .
combustion 384
dirt 653
{remains 40)
Cinderella
servant 746
commonalty 876
cinematograph 448
cinerarv 363
cineration 384
cinereous 432
cineri gloria sera est
873
cingle 230
ciimabar 434
cinnamon 433
cinque 98
cinquecento 114, 554
cipher
unsubstantial 4
number 84
compute 85
zero 101
mark 550
UUerb&X
unimportant 643
writing in - 590
Circe seductor 615
sorcerer 994
Circean 992
- cup pleasure 377
intemperance 954
circination 312
circle vegion 181
form 2^7
party 712
(assemblage 72)
- of acquaintance 892
- of the sciences 490
describe a -311
great - sailing 628
circling
convolution 248
circtdt region 181
outline 230
winding 248
towr266
indirect path 311
indirect course 629
circuition 311
circuitous
devious 279
indirect 311
- method 629
circular
round 247
mtblication 531
letter 592
pamphlet 593
- note 805
- saw 44
circularity 247
circulate
circuit 311
roiaU 312
publish 531
circulating medium
800
circulation
[see circulate]
- of money 809
in - news 532
circumambient 227
circumambulate
Iravd 266
go round 311
circumbendibus
winding 248
indirect method 629
(circuition 311)
circumcision 44, 998
circiunduction 552
circumference 230
circumferential 227
circumfluent
tie round 227
move round 311
circumforaneous
traveling 266
circuition 311
circumfuse 73
circumgyration 312
circiunjacence 227
circunuocution
periphrase 573
(phrase 566)
circunmavigate
navigation 267
circuition 311
circiunrotation 312
circumscribe
surround 229
limU 761
CIRC
CLAQ
CLEA
CLEA
eircumapeetion
aUention 457
care 459
caution 459
circumstance
phase 8
event 151
blows of - 151
- of glorious war 722
my sins not those of -
8
circumatances
property 780
bad -804
depend on - 475
good -803
under the - 8
circumstantial 8
- account 594
- evidence 467
probability 472
circumvallation
inclosure 229, 232
defense 717
line of - 233
circumvent
environ 227
move round 311
cheat 545
cunning 702
hinder 706
checkmate 731
circumvest 225
circimivolution
winding 248
rotation 312
circus
buildings 189
drama 599
arena 728
cirrocumuluB 353
cirrostratUB 353
cirrus 353
Cistercian 996
cistern
receptade 191
8tore636
Citl88
citadel
defense 717
{refuge 666)
cite
quf^e as exam'jfie 82
as evidence 46/
summon 741
acct^se 938
arraign 969
cithern 417
citizen
inhabitant 188
(man 373)
- of the world 910
citrine 436
city 189
in the - 794
civet 400
civic 372
- crown 733
civil courteous 894
laity 997
- authorities 745
394
- crown 733
- law 963
- service list 86
- war 722
civilian layoyer 968
lauman 997
civiluation
improvemerU 658
fashion 852
courtesy S9^
Civilized life 852
civism 910
clack claUer 407
animal cry 412
talkative ^4
Clad 225
claim
mandate 630
demand 741
property 780
right 924
lawsuit 969
- the attention 457
claimant
petitioner 767
right 924:
clair-obscur 420
clairvoyance 992
clairvoyant 994
clam 298
clamant 411
clambake 840
clamber 305
clammy 352
clamor cry 411
wail 8S9
- against 932
- for 765
clamorous
[see clamor]
loud 404:
excitable S25
clamp fasten 43
fastening 45
clan
race 11
dass 75
famUy 166
party 712
cbmdestine 528
clangor 404
clank 410
clannishness 481
clanship 709
clap explosion 406
applaud 931
- on the back 931
- on the shoulder 615
- the hands rejoice
838
- together 43
- up imprison 751
thunder - prodigy 872
clapboard 223, 635
clapperclaw
contention 720
censure 932
claptrap
pretense 546
display 882
/ elaquer 935
f aire - son f ouet 884
clarence 272
claret 298
- color 434
clarify 652
clarinet 417
clarion music 417
tmr 722
pen became a - 590
clash disagree 24
cross 179
concussion 276
sound 406
oppose 708
discord 713
- of arms 720
clashing
contrariety 14
wrangle 24
clasp fasten 43
fastening 45
stick 4!6
come dose 197
beU2Z0
embrace 902
class arrange 60
category 75
learners 541
«c/u>o2 542
- fellow 890
classic old 124
symmetry 242
classical
elegant writing 578
(a«/e850
- education 537
classicism 578
classics 560
classify 60
classis 696
classman 873
associate 890
clatter noise 404
rattle 407
claudication
slowness 275
failure 732
clause par/ 51
passage 593
condition 770
clausis, Januis - 528
claustna 1000
clavate250
clavichord 417
clavier 417
clavif orm 250
clavis522
claw hook 781
qrasp 789
- back 935
clawhanuner coat
225
clay soft 324
earth 342
corpse 362
malarial 635
day-cold 383
claymore 727
clean
entirdy 52
perfect 650
unstained 652
- bill of health
- breast
disclose 629
- cut 494
- forgotten 506
-hand
proficient 700
- out empty 297
-sweep
revolution 146
destruction 162
with - hands
honesty 939
innocence 946
cleanness 652
cleanse 652
clear simple 42
sound 413
light ^m^
transparent 426
visibts 446
certoin 474
inteUigible 518
manifest 526
ea«y 705
liberate 7&0
profit 775
vindicate 937
tnnoc€n/ 946
oc^t^i/ 970
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- conscience 946
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dean 652
- sighted
vision 441
aAreiMi 498
- sky hope 868
- stage
occasion 134
co^w 705
right 922
- the course 302
- the ground
facilitate 706
- the skirts of 937
- the throat 297
- up light 420
irUelligibU 518
interpret 522
coast - 664
get - off 671
keep - of 623
clearance 970
clear-headed 498
clearing 181
clear obscure 420
cleavage
cutting 4A
structure 329
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adhere 46
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clincher 479
cling adhere 46
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persevere 604a
habUQn
observe 772
desire 865
^e897
- to hope 858
- to one another 709
clink resonance 408
stridor 410
clinker brick 384
dirt 653
clinometer
oblique 217
an^2e 244
{measuremenl 466)
clinquant
ornament 847
vulgar S5l
CUo594
clip shorten 201
vace 264
6iau;276
- one's words 583
- the wings
powerless 158
slow 275
useless 645
/under 706
proAiW/ 761
(prune 38)
(contract 195)
clipper 273
clipping
small piece 51
clique conclave 696
party 712
(socialUy 892)
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imposito 499
cliTdrs 253
cloaca conduit 350
/(m/653
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cloak dress 225
conceal 528
disguise 530
{pretense 546)
clock 114
clockwork 633
by - uniform 16
order 58
regular 80
clod /ump 192
eartA342
/ooi (X)l
bungler 701
clodhopper 876
clodpated
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dolflonnd 557, 847
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realro£n/761
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{seclusion 893)
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close similar 17
copy 21
<t9/U43
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y(e^l81
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near 197
narrow 203
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concise 572
tactitum 585
complete 729
«/in^ 819
- at hand
to-morrow 121
imminent 152
near 197
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- in upon
converge 290
- inquiry 461
- ly packed 72
- one's eyes to
not attend 458
set at naught T7Z
- one's ranks 673
- prisoner 754
- quarters 197
approach 286
aUack 716
batOelTQ
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thoughii^l
attention 457
- the door upon
restrain 751
- the ears 419
- the eyes
die 360
not see 442
- the hand
refuse 764
- with cohere 46
assent 488
attack 71Q
contend 720
consent 762
compact 769
examme -ly 457
keep - hide 528
retain 781
tread - upon 281
closet
receptacle 191
ambush 530
closeted with
conference 538
advice 695
closure 261
stopping 142
clot 8o/idi/y 321
ear^ 342
{cohere 46)
cloth voca/ion 625
napkin 652
clothes 225
- horse 215
- press 191
grave -363
clothier 225
clotpoU 501
clotted 352
doud
assemblage 72
multitude 102
mi8^ 353
shade 424
screen 520
break through the -i
446 ^
- built 4
-capt206
- compeller 979
-of dust 330
- of skirmishers 726
- of smoke 333
- of words 573
-s gathering
darib 421
danger 665
warning 668
- topped 206
drop from the ^s 508
in a-
uncertain 475
bidden 528
in the -s
^/(2^206
inattentive 458
dreaming 515
under a -
insane 503
adversity 735
disrepiUe 874
secluded 893
censured 932
accused 938
cloudburst 348
clouded
variegated 440
aejected 8S7
hopeless 859
- perception 499
cloudland 515
cloudless
light ^20
havpyB27
clouoy dim 422
opaque 426
clough 206
clove 198
cloven 91
cloven foot
TnarA: 550
malevolence 907
vice 945
Satan 978
see the - 480a
show the - 907
clover
luxury 377
prosperity 734
comfort 827
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COEV
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vulgar 851
rustic 876
cloy
redundance 641
satiety 869
cloyment 869
club
vlace of meeting 74
nouse 189
assodalion 712
weajHin 727
sociality 892
- law
compulsion 744
lawless 964-
- shaped 250
- together
cooperale 709
club-footed 243
cluck 412
clue 550
seek a - 461
clump
assemblage 72
projecting mass 250
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clumsy
unfit 647
awkward 699
u^/i/846
Cluniac996
cluricaune 980
cluster 72
clutch retain 781
seize 789
clutches 737
in the - of 749
clutter 407
clypeate 245
clypoi'orm 245
c^ter 300
coacervation 72
coach
carriage 272
teach 537
tutor 540
- painter 559
- road 627
- up 539
drive a - and six
through 964
coach house 191
coachman
travel 268
pilot 694
coaction 744
coadjutant 709
coadjutor 711
coadjuvancy 709
coagency
concur 178
codperale 709
coagmentatlon 72
coagulate 321
coagulimi 321
co-aid 711
coal 388
call over the -s 932
carry -s 879
carry -s to Newcastle
641
396
- black 431
coalesce
iderdUyXZ
combine 48
coalheaver
work like a - 686
coalition
codperale 709
party 712
coaptation 23
coarctation
decrease 36
contraction 195
narrow 203
impede 706
restraint 751
(compulsion 744)
coarse harsh AlO
dirty 653
unpolished 674
vulgar 851
impure 961
- grain 329
coast border 231
glide 2m
navigate 267
landZ^
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coaster 273
coastguard 753
coat layer 204
paint 223
habU225
{surface 220)
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- of mail 717
cut - according to
cloth 698
coating, inner - 224
coax persuade 615
endearment 902
flatter 933
cob horse 271
punish 972
cobalt 438
cobble mend 660
cobbler
shoemaker 225
coble 273
cobra 913
cobweb light 320
fiction 545
flimsy 643
dir^653
-s of antiquity 124
-s of sophistry 477
cocaine 954
cochineal 434
cochieate 248
cock bird 366
maleZlZ
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- boat 273
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668(648
master 745
- the eye 441
- up vertical 212
convex 250
game - 861
cockade bod!^ 550
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cock-a-hoop
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exulting 884
cockarouse 745
cockatrice
monster 83
piercing eye 548
evil doer 913
miscreant 949
cockcrow 125
cocker /oU 258
caress 902
Cocker
school book 542
according to - 82
cock-eyed 443
cockle fold 258
caress 902
-s of one's heart 820
cockleshell 273
cockloft 191
cockney
Londoner 188
plebeian 876
cockpit hold 191
council 696
arena 728
cockshut
evening 126
dusk 422
cock-sparrow 193
cocksure 484
cockswain 269
cocktail 959
cocoa 298
cocoon 129
cocotte962
coction 384
Cocytus 982
cod shell 223
coddle 902
- oneself 943
code precept 697
2au; 963
(compendium 596)
codex 593
codger 819
codicil sequel 65
testament 771
(adjunct 39)
codify 963
codlin 129
C€ecum261
coefficient
factor 84
accompany 88
cooperate 709
CkBlebs 904
c<Bliac221
- passion 299
coemption 795
coequal 27
coerce compel 744
restrain 751
coetaneous 120
coetemal
perpetual 112
synchronous 120
coeur, k contre - 603
coeyal 120
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coexist
accompany S&
synchronism 12
contiguity 199
coextension
equality 27
parallelism 21(
symmetry 242
coffee 298
coffeehouse 189
coffer chest 191
store 636
money chesi 902
cofferdam 55
coffin 363
add a nail to one'f «
830
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deceive 545
flattery^
cogent
powerful 157
- reasoning 476
coggery 545
cogitate 451
cogitative
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cognate
related 9
consanguineoti8 11
cognition 490
cognitive
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cognisance 490
taJce-of
inUllect 490
attention 457
cognomen 564
cognoscence 490
cohabitation
location 184
marriage 903
coheir 778
coherence unite 46
dense 321
coherent 23
cohesive 46
cohibit
restrain 751
prohibit 761
(counteract 179)
cohobation 336
cohort 726
cohue 72
coif 225
coiffure 225
coign 244
coil disorder 59
convolution 248
circuition 311
shufBe off this mort
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coin/a&rtco/e 161
imagine 515
money 800
- money 775
- words 563
coincidence
identUy IZ
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in place 199
in opinion 488
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oistaril862
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'Oland«r260
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^-^Id frigid 888
cotor 429, 438
style 575
insensible S2S
indifferent 866
« ooinf ort 832
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discourtesy S%^
contempt 930
- steel 727
- storage 387
-sweat /ear 860
dislike 867
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in -blood
premeditated 611
purposely 620
unfeeling 823
diepass/Hmate 9Q&
throw - water on
dieeuade^l^
hinder 706
(f 1^843
cold-heartad
unfeeling 823
kostiUS89
maleoolent 907
colic 378
Coli86um 728
collaborator 711
collapM
prostration 158
contract 195
shortcoming 304
deteriorate 659
fatigue GSS
faaure732
collar cfreM 225
drdel 2i7
shackle 762
seize 7S9
slip the - 750
COllal6 464
collateral
relation 11
lateral 236
- evidence 467
collation
repast 298
comparison 464
colleague
accompany 8S
cooperation 709
auxiliary 711
CoUect assemble 72
opine 480
understand 518
ocgutrc 775
vrayer 990
(toA;6 789)
- evidence 467
- knowledge 539
- one's thoughts 451
collectanea
assemblage 72
compendium 506
collected coZm 826
collection
assemblage 72
(«torc 636)
collectively
whole 50
generality 78
to^e/Aer88
collectivism 737
collector
diredor 694, 745
college 542
- education 537
go to -539
coUide 276
collie 366
collier 273
colligate 72
collimation 278
colliquation 335
colliuon dash 179
percussion 276
opposition 708
encourUer 720
collocate
arrange 60
assenMe 72
jp2ace 184
collocation 588
collogue
wheedle 93S
coUop 51
colloquial
figure of speech 521
neology 563
conversation 588
- meaning 516
coUuctation 720
collusion
deceit 545
conspiring 709
collusive 544
coUuvies 653
coUyrium 662
colon 142
colonel 745
colonist 188
colonize 184
colonnade
series 69
houses 189
colony 184, 188
colopnon 65
color hue 49B
tone 431
appearances^
probability 472
disguise 544
pain^ 556
tdea Q17
he angry 90O
all -s 440
change-
d/tame 879
- blindness 443
- printing 558
- sergeant 745. .
- too highly 549
- up redden 434
blush 879
give a - to
change 140
qualify 469
pro&a62e 472
falsehood 544
lend a - to
pfea 617
vindicate 937
man of - 431
show in true -s 543
colorable
ostensible 472
deceptive 545
Colorado beetle 913
coloration 428
coloring
[see color]
meaning 516
- matter 428
false - 523
colorless
weak 160
pole 429
feeble 575
colors
ensign 550
decoration 877
false - 544, 545
flying -
display 8S2
celebration S8S
lower one's - 735
nail one's - to the
mast 604
show one's -
manifest 525
disclose 529
true to one's - 939
colossal 192
Colosseum 728
colossus size 192
height 206
colporteur 797
colt young 129
horse 271
fool 501
colter 253
columbarium 189
columbine 599
columella 215
cdunm series 69
height 200
support 215
cylinder 249
caravan 266
monument 551
printing 591
troop 726
colures 318
coma inactive 683
insensible 823
comb teeth 253
clean 652
punish 972
combat 720, 722
combat, hors de -
U8eless0i5
HredeSS
combatant 726
combe 252
combination 48
arithmetical 84
party 712
- of fortuitous
cumstances 621
combine unite 48
component 56
partnership 712
codperate 709
combustible 388
combustion 384
come happen 151
approach 286
arrive 292
cheer up! 836
out upon! 932
- about 658
-acrofls
discover 480a
-after
sequence 63
posterior 117
-amiss
disagreeable 24
ftt /imed 135
- and go 314
- at one's call 743
-back 283
- before 116
-by 775
- down with 807
- first superior 33
precede 62
-forth
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appear 446
- forward 763
- from 154
- in ingress 294
receipt 785
-in for
property 778, 780
- mto existence
5el
begin 66
- into operation 170
- into the views of
codperate 709
- into the world 3fi0
- into use 613
- into view 446
- near 286
-of 154
- of age 131
-off
loose AA
event 151
2oopAo^ 617
escape 671
- off well 731
- on future 121
destiny 152
/ d^fy you 715
attack 71Q
-out
disclosure 529
COME
COMM
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on the stage 599
- out of effect 154
egress 295
- out with
disdose 529
«;>eaA;582
-over
influence 615
consent 7G2
- round
period 138
conversion 144
belief 484
assent 488
change of mind 607
influence 615
restoration 660
be pacified 723
corwerU 762
- short of
inferior 34
/«« sAor/ 304
- to egtxa^ 27
ti?/w/e 50
arithmetic 85
/u/ur6 121
become 144
destiny 152
cfcc^ 154
inWi7 777
money 800
pnc6 812
- to a determination
604
- to a head
climax 33
complete 52
- to a stand 142
- together
assemble 72
converge 290
- to hand 785
- to life 359
- to nothing
unproductive 169
faU 732
- to oneself 660
- to one's knowledge
527
- to one's senses 502
- to pass stale 7
event 151
- to pieces 44
- to terms
assent 4SS
contract 769
- to the point
speciality 79
attention 457
concise 572
- to the front 303
- to the rescue 672
- to the same thing 27
- under 76
- upon
unexpected 508
acquire 775
claim 924
- what may 474
cut and - again 639
it -s to this
398
concisely 572
comedown 735
comedy
drama 599
comic 853
comely 845
comestible 298
comet
wanderer 268
star 318
comfit 396
comfort
pleasure 377
delight 827
content S3l
relief SU
a man of - 834
give - 906
comfortable
pleasing 829
Comforter 976
comfortless
painful 830
dejected 837
comic wit 842
ridiculous 853
coming [see come]
impending 152
- events
prediction 511
- time 121
comitia 696
comity 894
comma 142
command high 206
requirerne\U 630
authority 737
order 741
possess 777
at one's -
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- a view of 441
- belief 484
- of language
Voting 574
speaking 582
- of money 803
- one's passions 944
- one's temper 826
- respect 928
commandant 745
commandeer 744, 789
commanding
[see command]
important 642
comme deux gouttes
d'eau 17
comme il f aut
iasumi
fashion 852
genleel^lb
commemorate 883
commence 66
commencement de
lafin«mi67
destruction 162
commend 931
- the poisoned chalice
544
conmiendable 944
commensurate
accordant 23
numeral Sb
adequate 039
comment
reason 476
judgment 480
interpretation 522
commentary 595
commentator 524
conunerce
conversation 588
barter 794:
cards S40
commercial
- arithmetic 811
- traveler 758
commination 908,
909
commingle 41
comminute 330
commiserate 914
commissariat 637
conmoiasary
consignee 758
commission
task 025
deleoate 755
- of the peace 965
conmiissioner 745,
758
commissionnaire
messenger 534
consignee 758
commissure 43
conmiis-YO y a g e ur
758
conunit do 680
delegate 755
cards 840
arrest 969
- an absurdity 853
-oneself
clumsy 099
promise 768
- oneself to a course
609
- to memory 506
- to prison 751
- to sin 945
- to the flames 384
- to writing 551
committee
council 696
consignee 758
{director 694)
commix 41
commode 191
commodious 644
commodity 798
commodore 745
common
general 78
ordinary 82
vUiin 344
halntual 613
trifling 643
base 876
- consent 488
- council 966
- course 613
- herd 876
- law old 124
law 903
- measure 84
- origin 153
- parlance 576
- place-book
record 551
compendium
- run 78, 613
- saying 496
-sense 498
- sewer 653
- stock 778
-weal
mankind 372
good OlS
utility 044
philanthropy 91(
ia'related9
participate 778
make - cause 709
right of -780
tenant in - 778
commonalty 876
commoner 876
commonplace
known 490
plain 576
habU 013
unimportant 043
duU 343
Common Ple^i
Court of - 966
conunons 298
commonwealth 9*^
644
conmioraxit 188
conunotion 315
commune
township 181
commune poriop^
liun concordjg ^
parit 714, 720
commune with 5£P^
- oneself 451
conununibuB anx^-
29
communicant 990
communicate
join 43
teU 527
give 734
sacrament 998
communication
news 532
oral - 582, 588
communion
society 712
participation 778
sacrament 998
- table 1000
hold -with 888 -
communiqu6 527
comzhunist
rebeTm
partictpaiion 778
phUaruhfonu 910
evil doerl^o
community^
party 712 \J
-at large 372 ^T
3MM
COMP
COMP
CONA
da 778
nation
laaiion 30
utian 147
ange 148
nnise 774
794
:;er268
^iuai2
»
43
87
issed 195
idiou9 201
)21
n760
M
SO
re 329
Ination 43
Lon nuUch 17
oanimerU 88
890
lonablo 892
lon8hip892
7
dy 72
599
partnership
26
;y892
4ints 791)
8
i88
kblo9
ktiYO
26
re 464
ny 368
.te464
ktively 32
I 464
395
8on464
ition44
;inont
I
181
.82
1
76 272
26
L80
nd227
re 466
620
ice 693
?729
- azimuth 278
n312
229
URht 498
ill - 193
thin -
ition 174
ortsm
11/817
if the - 236
lion 914
object of - 828
compatible
consentaneous 23
possible 470
compatriot
inhabitarU 188
friend S90
compeer equal 27
friend S90
compel 744
compellation 564
compendious
shorl 201
compendium 696
compensate
make up for 30
restore 790
requite 973
compensation SO
competence
power 157
sufficiency 639
«i^698
UTeoi^ 803
competition
opposition 708
contention 720
competitor
opponent 710
combatant 726
candidate 767
compilation
coMed 72
&ooA;593
compendium 596
complacent
pleased 827
con^en^ 831
courteous 894
A%mi906
complainer 832
complaint
Ulness 655
murmur 839
- without cause 839
lodge a - 938
complaisant
courteous 894
;b>i(i906
complement
adjunct 39
remainder 40
par/ 52
arithmetic 84
complemental 12
complementary
color 428
complete
entire 52
accomplish 729
compact 769
- answer 479
- circle 311
in a - degree 31
completeness 62
completion 720
complex 59
complexion
state 7
color 42S
appearance 448
complexus 50, 59
compliance
conformity 82
obedience 743
consent 762
observance 772
complicate
derange 61
complicated
disorder 59
corwohUion 248
complice 711
complicity 709
compliment
courtesy 894
congratulate 896
praise 931
-s of season 896
poor - 932
complot 626
comply [see compli-
ance]
compo coating 223
material 635
component 66
componere lites 723,
724
comport
- oneself 692
- with 23
compos 502
compose
rnake up 54, 56
produce 161
moderate 174
music 416
im/e590
printing 591
pacify 72S
assuage 826
composed
«e^-poMeMec2 826
composer
mu«ic 413
composing
- frame 591
- room 591
- rule 591
composite 41
composition 64
[see compose]
combination 48
piece of music 415
picture 556
style 569
uniting 590
building material
635
compromise 774
barter 794
atonement 952
compositor
printer 591
compost 653
composure 826
compotation 959
comp6te 298
compound
mix 41
combination 48
compromise 77^
- arithmetic 466
- for substitute 147
barter 794^
(sHpuUUe 769)
comprador 637
comprehend
compose 54
include 76
A:nou;490
understand 518
comprehensib i 1 i t y
518
comprehension [«ee
comprehend] .
intelligence 498
comprehensiye
wholesale 50
general 78
u^uie 192
- argument 476
comprendre tout
c%8t tout pardon-
ner 490, 918
compress
contract 195
curtail 201
condense 321
remedy 062
compressed 572
compressible 322
comprise 76
comprised
be - in 1
comprobation
evidence 467
demonstration 478
compromise
dally with G06
mid-course 628
danger 665
pacify 72S
compact 760
compound 774
alone 952
compromised
promised 768
compter 799 <
compte rendu
record 551
accounts 811
(adslrod 596)
comptroller
director eMt
(maHer 745)
compulsion 744
compunction 950
compurgation
evidence 467
acquittal 970
compute 85
comrade 890
comradeship 892
con think 451
get by heart 505
leom 539
conation 600
conatumagnas nu^
gas, magno -
uxisteOSS
unimportance 643
i^^natua VZ^
CONG
CONG
GONE
CX)NF
concamorate 245
concatenation
junction 43
continuity 69
- of circumstances
621
concavity 252
conceal
invisible 447
hide52S
cunning 702
concealment 628
concede
assent 488
admit 529
permit 760
consent 762
give 784
conceit idea 453
/o% 499
supposition 514
imagination 515
urtl842
affectation 855
vani/y 880
conceited
dogmatic 481
conceivable 470
conceive &e^'n 66
(eem 168
believe 484
understand 490
imagine 515
concent 413
concentrate
assemble 72
centrality 222
converge 290
concentric 222
conception
[«ce conceive]
intellect 450
idea 453
guiding - 453
concern
relation 9
e2;e?i/ 151
business 625
importonce 642
firm 797
grief S2S
- oneself with 625
concerning
relative to 9
(topic 454)
concert
agreement 23
synchronous 120
mtmc 415
act in - 709
- measures 626
in - musical 413
concord 714
concertina 417
concerto 415
concert room 840
concession
permission 760
consent 762
giving 784
discouniSlS
400
concesso, ez -
reasoning 476
osse/i/ 488
concetto 842
conchoid 245
conchology 223
concierge 753
conciliate
talk over 615
pacify 723
satisfy 831
courtesy 894
o/onemenl 952
conciliatory [see con-
ciliate]
concord 714
forgiving 918
conciliatriz 962
concinnity
«/yte 578
beauty 845
conciseness 572
concision 201
conclave
assembly 72
council 696
church 995
conclude
end 67
in/er 480
resolve 604
complete 729
compact 769
conclusion
[see conclude]
judgment 480
foregone - 611
hasty - 481
try -8 476
conclusive
[«ee conclude]
answer 462
certain 474
proo/ 478
- reasoning 476
concoct Zie 544
p^n626
prepare 673
concomitant
accompany 88
same (ime 120
concord agree 23
mt<sic413
absent 488
harmony 714
(ami/y 888)
- bom of contraries
14
concordance
dictionary 562
concordat 769
Concordia discors
disagree 24
disorder 59
concours 720
concourse
assemblage 72
convergence 290
- of atoms 621
concremation 384
concrete mass 46
density 321
hardness 323
materials 635
concubinage 961
concubine 926
concupiscence
desire 865
impurity 961
concur
coexist 120
catiso/ion 178
converge 290
ossen/ 488
concert 709
concurrence 178
observance 772
concussion 276
condemnation
censure 932
com^ic/ion 071
condense
compress 195
dense 321
condensed 572
condescend 879
condign 924
condiment 393
condisciple 541
condition state 7
modification 469
supposition 514
term 770
repute 873
rank 875
in - plump 192
in good - 648
in perfect - 650
on - 770
physical - 316
conditional 8
conditions 770
condolence 914, 015
condone 918
condottiere
traveler 268
fighter 726
conduce
contribute 153
tend 176
concur 178
avail 644
conducive 631
conduct
transfer 270
procedure 692
bad 693
- an inquiry 461
-to 278
safe-
passport 631
safety 664
conductivity 157
conductor
^ard 268
conveyer 271
director 694
lightning - 666
conduit 350
conduplicate 89
condyle 250
cone round 249
pointed 253
-shaped 253
conestoga wagon r
confabulation 58S-^
confection 396 ^^
confectionary ZQG^^
confederacy
codperation 700
paWw 712
confederate 711
Confederates 712
confer advise 695
oit« 784
- benefit 648
- power 157
- privilege 760
- right 924
- with 588
conference [see con-
fer]
counciZ 696
conferva 367
confess assent 488
avow 529
penitence 950
- and avoid 937
confession [see 0Qn«
fess]
auricular - 998
- of faith 983
confessional
temple 1000
confessions
biography 594
confessor 996
confidant 711
confidante
servant 746
/riend 890
confidence
trust AM
expectation 507
Aope858
courage 861
- trick 545
in -528
confident
[see confidence]
aj^rm 535
confiding 703
configuration 240
confine
circumscribe 229
6order 231
2imi/ 233
imprison 751
confined
narrow judgment 481
i//655
confinement
childbed 161
confines of
on the - 197
confirm
corroborate 467
assent 488
consent 762
compact 769
rite 998
confirmation 535
confirmed 150
CONF
CONJ
CONS
CONS
- habit 613
sonflscate take 789
condemn 971
penalty 974
^sonfiture 396
^conflagration 384
^sonflttTure 245
^2onflict
opposition 708
discord 713
contention 720
conflicting
contrary 14
counteracting 179
- evidence 468
confluence
junction 43
convergence 290
river 348
conflux
assemblage 72
convergence 290
conform oMen^ 488
conformable
agreeing 23
conformation 240
conformity 82
- to rule 494
confound
disorder 61
destroy 162
not discriminate
465a
perplex 476
defeat 731
astonish 870
cur«6 908
confounded
0rea/ 31
bad ^9
confraternity
party 712
friendship 888
confrdre
colleague 711
/riend 890
confrication 331
confront /ace 234
compare 464
oppose 708
re«M/ 719
- danger 861
- witnesses 467
Confucius 986
confuse derange 61
perplex 458
o^cure 519
not discrim inate
465a
abash S79
confused disorder 59
invisible 447
uncertain 475
«/|/^ 571
harmoniously - 81
confusion
[dee confuse]
- of tongues 560,
563
- of vision 443
-■eiie908
- worse confounded
59
confutation 470
congd 756
- d'^lire 995
congeal dense 321
co^d 385
congener
similar 17
included 76
congenial
agreeing 23
concord 714
love S97
(expedient 646)
congenital 5
tnfcam820
congeries 72
congestion 641
conglaclation 385
conglobation 72
conglomerate
cohere 46
assemblage 72
dense 321
conglutinate 46
congratulate 896
- oneself 838
congratulation 896
congregation
assemblage 72
worshipers 990
laUy 997
Congregation a 1 i s t
984 •
congress
assembly 72
convergence 290
conference 588
council 696
congressional 696
congressman 696
congreYe/ue/388
- rocket 727
congruous
agreeing 23
{expedient 646)
conical round 249
pointed 253
conjecture 514
conjoin 43
conjointly 37
conjugal 903
conjugate
words 562
- in all its tenses drc.
104
coxijugation
junction 43
pair 89
phase 144
flrammar 567
conjunction 43
in - with 37
conjuncture
contingency 8
occasion 134
conjure deceive 545
entreat 765
sorcery 992
- UP a vision 515
name to - with 873
conjuror
deceiver 548
sorcerer 994
connaltre les des-
sous des cartes
490
connate intrinsic 5
kindred 11
cai^«e 153
connatural
uniform 16
similar 17
connect rebate 9
ZtnA; 43
connection 11, 46
connective 45
conned, well - 490
connexion
[see connect]
kin 11
in - with 9
connexions
cards 2A!d
connive
overlook 460
cooperate 709
aUow7^
connoisseur
cri/ic 480
scholar 492
taste S&d
connotate 550
connote 550
connubial 903
conocidos muchos
amigos pocos 890
conoscente 850
conquer 731
conquered
{failure 732)
conquering hero
comes 883
conqueror 731
conquest 749
consanguinity 11
conscia recti, mens -
pride 878
probity 939
innocence 946
conscience
knowledge 490
moral sense 926
awakened - 950
clear - 946
in all - great 31
affirmation 535
qualms of - 603
stricken - 950
tender - 926
^ruw 939
conscientious 926
faithful 21
scrupulous 939
{veracious 543)
{virtuous 944)
conscious
intuitive 450
knowledge 490
- of disgrace 874
- of gjory 873
conscript 726
conscription 744
consecrate use 677
dedicaU 873
sanctify 987
holy orders 995
consecration
n/e998
consectEUT 478
- reasoning 476
consecution 63
consecutive
following 63
continuous 69
consecutively
slowly 275
consensus 488
consent assent 488
compliance 762
with one - 178
consentaneous
agreeing 23
{expedient 646)
consequence
event 151
effect 154
importance 642
in - 478
of no - 643
take the -s 154
consequent 63
consequential
deducible 478
arrogant 878
consequently
reasoning 476
effect 154
conservation
permanence 141
storage 636
preservation 670
conservatism 141, 670
conservative 141
- policy 681
Conservatives 712
conservator of the
peace 967
conservatory
receptacle 191
floricuUure 371
furnace 386
<tore636
conserve 396
consider think 461
attend to 457
examine 461
adjudge 480
believe 484
considerable
in degree 31
in 8i2e 192
important 642
considerate
careful 459
judicious 498
consideration
purchase money 147
thought 451
i(/ea 453
attention 457
CONS
CONS
CONT
CON'
inducemerU 615
importance 642
ffi//784
benevolence 906
respect 928
re^uOoi 973
deserve - 642
in -of
compensation 30
reasoning 476
on -658
take into -
thought 451
oUentionAJSl
under -
topic 454
inquiry 461
p2an 626
• onsidorad, all
things-
jvdgmenl 480
premeditalion 611
imperfection 651
transfer 270
commission 755
property 783
^(;e784
- to oblivion 506
- to the flames 384
- to the tomb 363
conBignee 768
conflignificativo 522
conflignxnent
commission 755
^/(784
apportionment 786
conBilience 178
consist
-inl
-of 54
coxudstence
density Z2l
consistency
uniformity 16
agreement 23
consistently with 82
consistory
council 696
church 995
consolation
reiic/ 834
condole 915
re/ioiou« 976
console
tabU 215
consolidate
unite 46, 48
condense 321
Consols 802
consomme 298
consonance 16
consonant
agreeing 23
musical 413
26(^561
(expedient 646)
consort
occompan]/ 88
(M^oaate 892
spouse 903
- with 23
consortship 892
conspection 441
conspectus 596
conspicuous
visible 446
famous 873
- by his absence 187
conspiracy 626
conspirator 626
traitor 941
conspire
concur 178
cooperate 709
constable
governor 745
officer ^^
constancy 743
constant
uniform 16
continuous 69
regular 80
frequent 136
immutable 150
ea;ac^ 494
persevering 604a
/at//i/w/ 939
- flow 69
constellation
5tor8 318
luminary 423
^iar2/873
consternation 860
constipation
closure 261
densUy S2l
constituent 56
constitute
comvose 54, 56
proauce 161
constituted by 1
constitution
no/ure 5
state 7
composition 54
structure 329
carter 924
tou7 963
higher law than - 926
constitutional
u>aZA;266
- government 737
constrain
compel 744
restrain 751
a!KzsA881
constrict 195
constringe 195
construct 161
construction 161
form 240
structure 329
meaning 522
put a false - upon 523
constructive
latent 5'^
- evidence 467
construe 522
consubstantia t i o n
998
consuetude 613
consuetudo quasi al-
tera natura 613
consul 758, 759
consulship 737
consult 695
- one's own wishes
943
- one's pillow 133
- the wishes of 707
consume
destroy 162
waste QSE
use 677
- time
tiTne 106
inactivity 683
consumere natus,
f ruges - 683
consujtning 830
consummate
grecU 31
complete 52
completed 729
- skill 698
consmnmation
end 67
completion 729
-devoutly to be
wished
good 61S
desire 865
consumption [see
consume]
shrinking 195
disease 655
contact 199
come in -
arrive 292
contagion
transfer 270
unhealthy 657
contain
be composed of 54
include 76
contained in 1
contaminate
8oi/ 653
8potZ659
contaminated
diseased 655
contango 813
contemn 930
contemper 174
contemplate
view 441
think 451
expect 507
purpose 620
contemplation
so sweet is sealous-
451
contemporary 120
contemporation 174
contempt 930
- of danger 861
contemptible
unimportant 643
dishonorable 940
contend
reason 476
asserts^
fight 720
- for
vindicate 937
- with difficulties ^(^^
content
assenting 488
wiUing602
co/m 826
satisfied 881
to one's heart's -
sufficient ^9
success 731
contention 720
contentious 901
contents
ingredients 56
listSQ
components 190
synopsis 596
conterminate
cnrf 67
limit 233
conterminous 199
contesseration 72
contest 720
context 591
contexture 329
(staU7)
contigui^ 199
contiguous 197
continence 960
continent
Zan^ 342
that orbed - 423
continentals 225
contingency
event 151
uncertainty 475
contingent
extrinsic 6
conditional 8
casual 156
liabU 177
possible 470
uncertain 475
supply 635
aid 707
allotted 7SQ
donation 809
- duration 108a
- interest 780
continual
perpetual 112
frequent 136
continuance 148
continuation
adjunct 39
sequence 63
sequel 65
- school 542
continue
exist 1
endure 106, 110
persist 143
continued 69
- existence 1 12
- success 731
continuity 69
contortion
distortion 243
convolution 248
CJONT
CONV
CONV
COOL
^sontortlonift 599
omtour
ouOtne 230
appearance 4:^
contra 14
- bonos mores
vxdgoT 851
improper 925
vice 945
per -708
contraband
deceitful 5i5
prohMed 761
itficit 964
contrabandiit 792
contrabasso 417
contract
ehnnk 195
norrtnr 203
vromiee 768
bargain 7Q9
(decreoM 36)
(curtaa 201)
- a debt 806
- a habit 613
- an obligation 768
contrac^ty 195
(eiadiciiy ^25)
contraction 196
shorthand 500
compendium 596
contradict
ccnUrary 14
dissent 489
deny 536
oppose 708
contradictory
evidence ^8
contradiitinction 15
contrafagotto 417
contraindicate
dissuade 616
looming 668
contraire» tout au-
536
contralto 408
contrapofition
invereion 218
revernon2S7
contrapuntist 413
contrariety 14, 708
contrary
appoeiU 14
ofUagonietic 179
capitoue 608
opposing 708
- to eaqiectation
imprwoUe 473
unexpected 508
- to reason 471
quite the - 536
contract
contrariely 14
difference 15
eomparieon 464
contrate wheel 247
contraTallation 717
contravene
contrary 14
covnUract 179
counterevidence 468
deny 536
hinder 70&
oppose 708
centre ccaur, h - 603
contre-coup 277
contrectation 379
contretemps
iU timed 135
hindrance 706
misfortune 736
contribute
cause 153
tend 176
concur 178
oid 707
^Vc784
contribution 784
lay under -
toibe789
due 924
contrition
abrasion 331
penitence 950
contrive
produce 161
ptan 626
- to succeed in 731
contriving
cunning 702
control
potoer 157
influence 175
regulate 693
authority 737
restrain 751
board of - 696
under -
obedience 743
subjection 749
controversial
discussion 476
discordant 713
controversialist 476,
726
controversy
discussion 476
contention 720
controvert
denj^ 536
controvertible
uncertain 475
debatable 47Q
urUnie 495
contumacy
obstinacy 606
disobedience 742
contumely
arrogance 885
rudeness 895
disrespect 929
«cam 930
reproach 932
contund 330
contuse 330
conundrum pun 520
ridd^ 533
u?tt842
{prMem 461)
convalescence 660
convection 270
convene 72
convenience 685
conveniences 632
convenient 646
convent 1000
• - school 542
conventicle
assembly 72
counctZ 696
chapd 1000
convention
assembly 72
council 696
treaty of peace 723
compact 769
- of society 852
conventional
customary 613
conventual
nionA;996
convent 1000
convergence 230
convenable
talk58S
sociable 892
conversant
A:nou7 490
skillful Q9S
conversation 588
conversational 588
sociable S92
conversasione
interlocution 588
social gathering 892
converse
reverse 14, 237
talk588
hold hish - 539
con^ersmg
with thee - 588
conversion 144
trover and - 964
convert
change to 144
opinion 484
tergiversation 607
religion 087
- to use 677
convertible
identical 13
e^uo/ 27
- terms 522
convexity 250
convex lens 445
convey
transfer 270
mean 516
assign 783
- away 791
- the knowledge of
527
conveyance
[see convey]
vehicle 272
conveyancer 968
conveyancing 783
convict
convince 484
condemned 949
condemn 971
convicted, self - 950
conviction
confutation 479
belief 4Si
prove guilty 971
convince
belief iSi
teach SS7
easilv -d 486
convivial 892
convocate 72
convocation
couna/696
church 995
convoke 72
convolution
cot/ 248
rotation 312
convoy
transfer 270
^uord 664
convulse
derange 61
vuAent 173 •
agitate 315
6odi/y pain 378
niental pain 830
convulsed with
- laughter 838
-rage 900
convulsion
[see convulse]
disorder 59
revoliUion 146
m -s 315
coo 412
cook heat 384
falsify 544
improve 658
prepare 673
servant 746
- accounts 811
too many -s 699
cook house 191
cookie 298
cookshop 189
cool moderate 174
co2d 383
refrigerate 385
grayiS2
dissuade 616
cautious 864
indifferent 866
unfriendly 889
discourteous 895
- down 826
- one's heels
/:ept uxiiting 133
iTioc/ion 681
look - upon
un«ocia/ 893
take -ly 826
cooler 387
cool-headed
judicUms 498
unexdtable S2&
coolie
bearer 271
military 726
coolness
insensibility 823
COON
CORN
CORP
CORR
coon 431
coon's age 110
coop abode 189
restrain 751
prison 752
cooperation
physical 178
voluntary 709
participalion 778
cooperator 711
codptation 609
codrdinate
equal 27
arrange 60
measure 466
cop 664
copal 356a
coparcener 778
copartner
accompanying 88
participator 778
associate 890
copartnership
codperation 709
party 712
cope eqiud 27
oppose 7(X5
conterui 720
ai7iontca/« 999
copia Yerbonun
di#M«e 673
loquacious 584
coping stone
top 210
completion 729
copious
(fij^uae style 573
abundant 639
coportion 778
copper rmmej/ 800
copper-colored 439
copperplate
engraving 558
coppice 367
coprolite 653
copse 367
copula 45
copulation 43
copy
imitate 19
facsimile 21
prototype 22
record 561
represent 554
tmte590
/or iAe pr6fi« 591
plan 626
copyhold 780
copyholder 591
copyist
imOalor 19
artisi 559
imter 590
cop3rright 780
coquet lie 544
change the mind 607
affected 855
encfeannen/ 902
;lattcn/938
- with
"'rresoiule 60S
404
I
coquette
affected 854, 855
jKrt897
coquillage 847
coracle 273
coral 847
-reef 667
coram Judice
jurisdiction 965
lawsuit 969
cor Anglais 417
corbeille 191
corbel 215
cord tie 45
size 192
filament 205
cordage 45, 192
cordated 245
cordial
pleasure 377
dram 392
willing 602
remedy 662
feeling 821
grateful 829
/ricnrf/2/ 888
courteous 804
cordif orm 245
cordite 727
cordon
inctoaure 232
circularity 247
decoration 877
- bleu 746
- sanitaire
«a/c/j/ 664
preservation 670
corduroy 259
- road 259
cordwain 223
cordwainer
shoemaker 225
artifi/^ 690
core ceTiter 222
^<642
true to the - 939
coriaceous 327
Corinthian 850
corival
[see corrival]
cork plug 263
lightness 320
- jacket 666
- up dose 261
restrain 751
corking pin 45
corkscrew
spiral 248
perforator 262
circuition 311
cormorant
desire 865
gluttony 957
com
projection 250
/oorf 298
- fed 192
- husk 223
- husking 892
- shuck 223
Coi7iaro953
cornea 441
corned 959
corneous 323
comer place 182
receptacle 191
angle 244
discommode 706
monopoly 777
- stone
support 215
importance 642
defense 717
creep into a - 893
drive into a - 706
in a dark - 528
push into a - 874
rub off -8 82
turn a - 311
turn the - 658
comet music 417
officer 745
cornice 210
comiculate 253
Cornish hug 545
como 417
cornopean 417
cornstarch 298
cornucopia 639
comute
projecting 250
sharp 253
comwallis 840
corollary
adjunct 39
deduction 480
corona 247
coronach 839
coronation
enthronement 755
celebration SSS
coroner 965
coronet hoop 247
insignia 747
titU S77
corporal
corporeal 316
officer 745
corpora lente au-
gescent 140
corporate 43
- body 712
corporation
bulk 192
convex 250
association 712
jurisdiction 965
corporeal 3, 316
- hereditaments 780
- nature 364
corporeity 3. 316
corps assemblage 72
troops 726
d - perdu
haste QS4t
rash SOS
- de reserve 636
corpse 362
corpulence 192
corpus 316
- delicti
guiU 947
2au»ui^ 969
-juris
S'ecept 697
u;963
corpuscle
small S2
little 19S
corradiation
fociui 74
convergence 290
corral
circumscribe 229
indosure 232
correct
orderly 58
true 494:
inform 527
disclose 529
improve 658
repair 660
due 924
censure 932
honorable 939
virtuous 944
punisA 972
- ear 416, 418
- memory 505
- reasoning 476
- style
grammatical 567
elegant 578
correction
[see correct]
house of - 752
under - 879
correctitude 494
correctiye 662
corregidor 745
correlation
relation 9
reciprocity 12
corresponoence
similarity 17
agreement 23
writing 692
correspondent
messenger 534
consignee 758
corridor place 191
passage 627
-8 of time 109
- train 272
corrigendum 495
corrigible 658
corrival 726
corrivalry 720
corrivation 348
corroborant 662
corroboration
evidence 467
assent 488
corrode bum 384
erode 659
aj??id830
corrosive
[see corrode]
acrid 171
destructive 649
- sublimate 663
corrugate
derange 61
CORK
COUN
COUN
COUP
195
'rr>ugken 25/d
rumple 2SS
OOKTliptiXlg
noxious 649
irruption
decomposilion 49
neology 56S
foulness 653
dissase 655
deUrioration 659
improbity 940
toce 945
orsag«225
or8air792
362
or8elet225
225
728
adjunct 39
continuity 69
accompaniment 88
journey 266
«utte646
696
cortical 22Z
^comipti8aim& res-
public& 940
<oru8cate 420
corvette ship 273
man-qf-'war 726
corybantic 503
coryph6e 599
CorypheuB
teacher 540
director 694
cosa ben f atta 686
coBcinomancy 511
cosey 892
cosine 217
cosmetic
rmnedyG62
ornament 847
cosmical 318
cosmogony &c, 318
cosmoplast 976
cosmopolitan
abode 189
mankind 372
philanthropic 910
cosmorama448
cosmos 318
Cossack 726
cosset
darling 899
caress 902
cost 812
- price 815
- what it may 604
pay -8 807 •
to one's -
m2 619
badness 649
Gostate 259
costermonger 797
costive
taciturn 855
costless 815
costly 814
costume 225
theatrical - 599
G0Stiun6 225
bal-840
costumier 225
theatrical 599
cosy snug 377
sociable 892
cot abode 189
bed 215
- betty 374
cotangent 217
cote 189
cotenancy 778
coterie junto 712
society 892
cothurnus 599
cotidal 341
cotillon 840
cotquean 374, 501
cottage 189
cottager 188
cotter 188 -
cotton 205
couch lie 213
&e^215
stoop 308
lurk 528
- in terms 566
- one's lance 720
lone - of everlasting
sleep 360, 363
couchant 213
couci-couci 651
cougar 913
cough 349
churchyard - 655
coul6e 348
couleur de rose
good&iS
prosperity 734
view en - 836
coulisses 599
council
senate 696
church 995
cease thy - 695
- chamber 696
-lire 696
- of education 542
hold a - 695
councilor 696
counsel
advice 695
lawyer 9QS
keep one's own - 528
take - think 451
inquire 461
be advised 695
count clause 51
item 79
compute 85
estimate 480
lord S75
- the cost 864
-upon
believe 484
exvect 507
to be -ed on one's
fingers 103
countenance
/ace 234
appearance 448
favor 707
apmove 931
- falling
disappointment 509
dejection 837
keep in -
conform 82
induce 615
encourage 861
vindicate 937
keep one's -
brook 826
not laugh 837
out of -
abashed 879
put out of - 874
stare out of - 885
counter contrary 14
number 84
table 2\b
token, 550
shopboard 799
- current 312
- jumper 746
- statement 462
-to 708
lie nailed to the - 934
over the -
barter 794
6wy 795
seU 796
run - 179
counteract
compensate 30
vhysicaUy 179
hinder 706
voluntarily 708
counteraction 170
counterbalance 30
counterblast
counteract 179
retaliate 718
counterchange
correlation 12
interchange 148
countercharm 993
countercheck
mark 550
hindrance 706
counterclaim 30
counter evidence
468
counterfeit
imitate 19
copy 21
simulate 544
sham 545
counterfoil 550
countermand 756
countermarch
journey 266
regression 283
countermark 550
countermine
plan 626
oppose 708
countermotion 283
counterorder 756
counterpsna 7^
counterpart
maJlch 17
copy 21
reverse 237
counterplot
plan 626
oppose 708
retaliate 718
counterpoint 413
counterpoise
compensate 30
weight ^\9
hinder 706
{counteract 179)
counter-poison 662
counter-project 718
counter-protest 468
counter-revolu t i o n
146
counterscarp 717
countersign
evidence 467
assent ^S
mark 550
counterstroke 718
countervail
outweigh 28
compensate 30
evidence 468
counterwork 708
countess 875
countinghouse 799
countless 105
countrified
vulgar 851
country
region 181
abode 189
rurcd 371
- town 189
love of - 910
country-dance 840
countryman
commonalty 876
friend S90
county 181
- council 696
- council school 542
- court 966
coup
instantaneous 113
action 680
d - stir 474
- de bee
attack 716
censure 932
- de gr&ce
end 67
deathblow 361
completion 729
punishment 972
- de V6p6e dans Teau
645
- de main
violence 173
action 680
attack 716
- de maltre
excellent 648
skillful 698
COUP
COVE
COY
CRAG
- de plume 590
- de soleil
^(384
mod 503
- d'essai 676
- d'6tat
revolution 146
p^n626
actum 680
lawless 964
- de th64tre
appearance 448
display 882
- d'oeil
sight 441
appearance 448
display 882
couple
unite 43
tu^o 89
-d with
added 37
accompanied 88
couplet 597
coupon 800
courage 861
- oozing out 862
- sans peur 861
moral- 604
courant, au - 490
coureur, avant - 673
courier
traveler 268
interpreter 524
messenger 534
course order 58
continuity 69
time 106, 109
layer 204
motion 264
locomotion 266, 267
direction 278
dinner 298
riwr 348
pursuit 622
tiwy 627
conduct 692
arena 728
bend one's - 266
- of action 692
- of business 625
- of events 151
- of inquiry 461
- of preparation 673
- of study 537
- of things 151
- of time 121
- runs smooth 734
follow as of - 478
hold a - 278
in due - 134
in the - of
during 106
keep one's -
progress 282
persevere 604a
let things take their -
continue 143
inaction 681
mark out a - 626
of-
406
I
conformity 82
effect 154
certain 474
assent 488
necessity 601
custom 613
consent 762
expect 871
run its-
cnd 67
complete 729
take a - 622
take its - 151
courser
horse 271
swift 274
courses 138
coursing
^^02 361
pursue 622
coiut close 181
house 189
haU 191
invite 615
pursue 622
cownciZ 696
retinue 746
solicU 765
gentility 852
inshS&5
11700 902
flatter 933
tribunal 96&
bring into - 467
- card 626
- of honor 939
friend at - 711
pay- to
servile S86
love 897. 902
flatter 933
put out of - 731
courteous 894
courtesan 962
courtesy
stoop 308, 314
submit 725
politeness 894
show -
reaped 928
courthouse 189
courtier
servile S86
flatterer 935
-like 933
courtly 852
courtship 902
courtyard 182
cousin 11
coiite que coiite
certainly 474
necessary 601
resolution 604
cove ceU 191
hollow 252
bay 343
coYenant
comvact 769
condition 770
security 771
Cfoventrf
Earl of -
cards S40
send to-
eject 297
disrepute 874
seclusion 893
cover
compensate 30
superpose^ lid 223
dress 225
stopper 2QS
conceal 528
retreat 530.
A^eep dean 652
A;e6p sa/e 664
preserve 670
- up one's tracks 528
- with dust 653
imder-
hidden52S
pretense 545
8q/e664
covercle 223
covering 228
coverlet 223
Coverley, Sir Roger
de-840
covert abode 189
invisible 447
latent 526
refuge 666
- way 627
feme -e 903
coverture 903
covet desire 865
em;y 921
covetous
miserly 819
covey
assemblage 72
multitude 102
covin 544, 545
cow animal 366
female 374
intimidate 860
- pony 271
- puncher 370
coward 862
cowardice 862
cowboy 370
cowcatcher 717
cower stoop 308
/ear 860
cowardice 862
«en;ae886
cowherd 370
cowhide lash 972
whip 975
cowhouse 189
cowkeeper 370
cowl sacerdotal 999
{dress 225)
cowled 223
cowistaff 215
coworker 690
coxcomb 854
coxcombry
affectation 855
vanity 880
coxswain 269
coy timid 860
modest 881
coyote 366
cosen545
crab soumess 2ffl
- like motion
deviation 279
rearession 283
crabbed «(mr 397
unintelUgible 519
obscure style 571
(ii#cu^ 704
uncivil 895
su%901a
crack 8p2i/ 44
discorUinuity 70
instantaneous 113
fissure 198
furrow 259
&rt(/^328
sound 406
exceUe7i/648
injure 659
aibi^fiiZ 698
&oa«/ 884
- a bottle
/ood 298
aociaZ 892
drunken 959
- a joke 842
- of doom
end 67
future 121
destruction 162
- one's invention 515
- shot 700
crackajack 33. 648
crack-brained
insane 503
(foolish 499)
cracked
unmusicoZ 410
mod 503
faulty 651
-beU408a
- voice 581
cracker
biscuU29S
firework 406
crackle 406
crack-loo 621
cracksman 792
cradle
beginning 66
infancy 127
origin 153
placing 184
6ed215
training 673
aid 707
- hole 259
in the - 129
&raft shipping 273
bwsiness 625
«iki// 698
cunning 702
craftsman 690
crag pointed 253
/iard323
Zand 342
craggy
roti^A 256
CRAI
CRED
CRES
CRIS
craichyieo
crake 884
cram crotod 72
stuff 194
choke 261
teachS37
learn 53Q
fforge 967
- down the throat
induce hdief 484
compel 744
craaabe repetita
weariness 841
saiiety^l^
crambo 597
crammod52
- to overflowing 641
crammer
teacher 540
^i«546
cramp
fastening 45
-paralyze 158
weaken 160
liUle 193
compress 195
spasm 378
hinder 706
cramped
style 579
cramp iron 45
cran 191
eranch
[see craunch]
crane angle 244
elevate ^XTl
- neck 245
crane'8-bill 845
craniology &c. 450
cranium 450
crank
fanatic 504
instrument 633
117^842
IreadmiU 975
cranUe fold 258
crankling
rough 256
cranky tveoA; 160
i^^eaZ^ 655
cranny 198
crape
crinkle 248
mourning 839
craps 621
crapulence
intemperance 954
gluttony 957
drunken 959
crash
destruction 162
collision 276
«ou7Mi 406
crasis no/ure 5
coherence 48
composition 54
crass 31
- ignorance 491
erassamentum 321
crassitude
&recui/A 202
thickness 352
crate
receptacle 191
f;6Aic^ 272
crater (ieep 208
^oZ^ou; 252
craunch
shatter 44
chew 29S
pulverize 330
crayat 225
crare ask 765
desire 865
craven submit 725
cowardly 862
craw 191
crawfish
recede 283
apostatize 607
crawl creep 275
withdraw 283
apostatize 607
9ena^886
crayons 556
crazy t/;ea/; 160
mod 503
creak 410
cream
emulsion 352
ai/356
important part 642
&e«/648
- color
white 430
2/eZ^u> 436
- of tartar 662
- of the jest 842
creamy 352
crease 258
create cause 153
produce 161
imagine 515
created being 366
creation
[see create]
effect 154
uxjrldSlS
creative 20
creativeness 18, 20
Creator 976
creature thuig 3
effect 154
animal 271, 366
man 372
slave 746
- comforts
/ood 298
pleasure 377
crdche 542
credat Judsdus
Apella
unbelief 485
absurdity 497
credence 6elte/ 484
c/iixrcA 1000
credenda 484
credential 467
credible
poMt6^470
probable 472
&e2Kf484
credit 6e/te/ 484
influence 737
pecuniary 805
account 811
rept*/e 873
approbation 931
deaer/ 944
to one's -
property 780
creditable right 924
credit mobilier 802
creditor 805
credo quia impossi-
bile 486
credula res amor est
897
credulity 486
{heterodoxy 984)
credulous person
dupe 547
creed belief 484
theology 983
Apostles' - 983a
- bound 606
creek interval 198
t&aler343
creel 191
creep crat&/ 275
tingle 380
(inactivity 683)
- in 294
- into a comer 893
- into the good graces
of 933
- out 529
- upon one 508
- with
multitude 102
redundance 641
creeper 367
creeping
sensation 380
- thing 366
creese 727
cremation
of corpses 363
burning 384
crematorium 363
crdme
- de la crt'me 648
- de mcnthe 435
Cremona 417
crenate 257
crenelle 257
crenulate 257
Creole 57
crdp6 248
crepidam, ultra -
471
crepitation 406
crepuscule
dawn 125
dusk 422
crescendo
i7icrease 35
musical 415
crescent street 189
curve 245
cresset signal 550
(,lumiTuiT)| A3^^
crest summit 210
pointed 2S&
tuft 256
sign 550
armorial 877
pride 878
crestate 253
crestfallen
dejected 837
humble 879
cretaceous 430
crevasse 198
crevice 198
crew assemblage 72
inhabitants 188
mariners 269
party 712
crib bed 215
translation 522
steal 791
parsimony 819
cribbage 840
cribbed confined,
cabined - 751
cribble 260
cribriform 260
Crichton, Admira-
ble-
scholar 492
perfect 650
proficient 700
crick pain 378
cricket game 840
- ground level 213
crier 534
send round the - 531
crlm. con. 961
crime guilt 947
criminal vicious 945
culprit 949
(- conversation 961)
-law 903
criminality 947
criminate 938
criminologist 492
crimp crinkle 248
notch 257
brittle 32S
deceiver 548
taite789
steal 791
crimple 258
crimson 434
cringe submit 725
servility 886
crinite256
crinkle angle 244
convolution 248
/oW258
crinoline 225
cripple disable 158
weaken 160
injure 659
crippled
disease 655
crisis
conjuncture 8
present time 118
opportunity 134
. event V5kV
\ ^iTOXV^l^CA^
ORIS
CROS
CRUC
CRUS
bring to a - 604
come to a - 729
crisp rumpled 248
rough 256
brittle d2S
style 572
Crispin 225
crisscross 840
criterion test 463
evidence 467
indication 550
crithomancy 511
critic judge 480
tasUSdO
detractor 936
and stand a - 480
critical
contingerU 8
opportune 134
important 642
dangerous 665
difficult 70i
zenAorious 932
nothing if not - 480
criticism
judgment 480
dissertation 595
disapprobation 932
detraction 934
critique
[see criticism]
discrimination 465
- est ais^ 480
critter 271
croak cry 412
hoarseness 581
stammer 583
warning 668
disconterU 832
^meni 839
croaker 832, 837
Croat 726
crochet
obstinacy 608
crock 191
crockerjr 384
crocodile 366, 913
crocodile tears 54
crocus yellow 436
CrcBSUs803
croft 189
cromlech 363
crone veteran 130
fool 501
crony friend 890
favorite 899
crcok ciiTTe 245
deviation 279
//lie/ 792
crooked sloping 217
distorted 243
angular 244
^/en/ 526
cra//2/ 702
tiflr/w 846
dishonorable 940
- path 704
* stick discourtesy 895
- temper 901
- ways 279
croon 406
408
crop stomach 191
Aarves^ 154
shorten 201
ea/298
store 636
gather 775
toifce789
- out visible 446
disclose 529
- up &e(;tn 66
toA:e p^ace 151
reproduction 163
second -
fertiU 168
pro/W 775
cropper /oiZ 306
croquet game 840
- ground level 213
crosier 999
cross mix 41
across 219
/>ass 302
oppose 708
/ai/urc 732
disaster 735
re/use 764
t>ex830
decoration 877
/re//u/ 901
punishment 975
rites 998
- and pile 621
-breed 83
- cut 628
- debt 30
-ed bayonets 708
-ed in love 898
- fire interchange 148
difficulty 704
opposition 708
attack 1\^
- purposes
contrary 14
disorder 59
error 495
misinterpret 523
unskiUful 699
difficulty 704
opposition 708
discord 713
- questions
inquiry 461
discord 713
^ame 840
- road 627
- sea 348
- swords 722
- the mind 451
- the path of 706
- the Rubicon 609
fire -722
red -662
crossbarred 219
crossbow 727
cross-examine 461
crossgrained
obstinate 606
sulky90\a
crossing 210
crosspatch 895
crosswise 219
crotch 244
crotchet
music 413
misjudgment 481
caprice 608
crouch lower 207
stoop 308
/ear 860
servile 886
- before 725
croup 235
croupier 694
crow cry 412
black 431
rejoice 838
&oas/ 884
as the - files 278
-'s foot {age) 128
-*8 nest 210
- to pluck
discord 713
anger 900
accuse 938.
pluck a - with 932
crowbar 633
crowd
assemblage 72
multitude 102
close 197
redundance 641
vufear 876
- is not company 892
in the - mixed 41
the madding - 893
crown top 210
circle 247
complete 729
/rop% 733
scepter 747
install 755
decoration 877
reward 973
-ed head 745
-law 963
- of sorrow 828
- wheel 247
- with laurel 873
- with success 731
to - all 33, 642
crowning
[see crown)
superior 33
end 67
- point 210
crown-post 215
cruche a Teau &c.
tant va la - 735
crucial
crossing 219
proof 478
-test 463
cruciate
cruciform 219
physical pain 378
mental pain 830
crucible dish 191
conversion 144
/umoce 386
experiment 463
laboratory 691
put into the - 163
eruciflz998
erucif onn 219
crucify
physical torture 378
m^itoZ o^Kmy 830
execution 972
crucis, ezperimon-
tum-463
crude color 428
- style 579
unprepared 674
cruel
potT^uZ 830
inhuman 907
- as death 907
- only to be kind 830
cruel^ much 31
cruet 191
cruise
navigation 267
cruiser 726
crumb smaUZ2
powder 230
(part 51)
(little 193)
- of comfort 834
crumble
decrease 36
v)eak 160
destruction 162
bri^ 328
pulverize 330
spoiZ 659
- into dust
decompose 49
- under one's feet 731
crumbling
[see cnunble]
dangerous 665
crumenal800
crump
distorted 243
curved 245
crumple
ruj^256
/0&258
- up destroy 162
{Tu«/i 195 ^
crunch sAoiter 44
c/ieu;298
pulverize 330
crupper 235
crusade 722
cruse 191
crush crouxi 72
destroy 162
compress 195
pulverize 330
Aumfete 879
(injure 649)
- one's hopes
disappoint 509
hopeless 859
- under an iron hec
739
cnuhed 828
crush hat 225
crushing 830
crust 223
cnutacean 366
crusty 901a
RUT
GULP
CURA
CURE
1215
44
mm 533
n411
412
I 531, 532
3
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113
39
e765
tie wool
6 482
84
otrUSOO
hurt 839
932, 934
'838
i^eance 923
ainst
ie616
3 932
932
ech765
iZse 544
669
ercy
i/«766
14
918
196
id 404
•550
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630
19
874
5
1191
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'aphy
528
7 590
lard 323
arent 425
383
no
321
arent 425
zation 321,
>inanc7 511
H7 129
851
876
i-241
Lole 191
ee dirnensiona
3
144
93
191
cubit 200
cucking stool 975
cuckold 905
cuckoldom 961
cuckoo imitation 19
repetition 104
sound 407
cry 412
cucullate223
cuddle 902
cuddy 271
cudgel beat 276
weapon 727
punish 975
- one's brains
think 451
tTnoi^rin^ 515
take up the -s
aid 707
attack 716
contention 720
cue hint 527
watchword 550
p^617
rdie625
in proper - 698
take one's - from 695
cue rest 215
cufl sleeve 226
blow 276
punishment 972
cui bono 644, 645
cut prodest scelus
is fecit 947
cuique YOluptas, sui
-865
cuirass 717
cuirassier 726
cuisine 298
batterie de - 957
culbute
inversion 218
/att306
cul-de-lanii>e
engraving 558
ornament 847
cul-de-sac
concave 252
closed 261
difficulty 704
culinary 298
-art 673
cull dupe 547
choose 609
take 7S9
cullender 260
culUbiUty 486
cuUion 949
cully deceive 545
dupe 547
culm 388
culminate
maximum 33
height 206
top 210
complete 729
culpability vice 945
guilt 947
culpam poena pre-
mit comes 947,
972
culprit 949
cult 990
cultivate HU 371
sharpen 375
improve 658
prepare 673
aid 707
cultivated
courteous 894
-taste 850
cultiyator 371
culture
knowledge 490
improvement 658
tasU SQO
culyerin 727
culvert 350
cumber load 319
obstruct 706
cumbersome
incommodious 647
disagreeable 830
cummerbund 225
cum multis aliis
addition 37
multitude 102
cumulatiye 72
- evidence 467
-vote 609
cumulus 353
cunctando restituit
rem 681
cunctation delay 133
(inactuity 683)
cuneate 244
cuneiform 244
- character 590
cunning
prepense 611
sagacious 698
artful 702
- f eUow 700
-man 994
cup vessel 191
hollow 252
beverage 298
remedy 662
tipple 959
between - and lip 111
bitter - 828
- of humiliation 879
- shaped 252
- that cheers &c. 298
- too low 837
dash the - from one's
lips 509
in one's -s 959
cupbearer 746
cupboard 191
cupellation 336, 384
Cupid beauty 845
love S97
cupidity avarice 819
desire 865
cupola height 206
dome 250
cupping 662
cup tossing 621
cur dog 366
sneak 949
Guxab\« Q^, Wli
curacy 995
curate 996
curatiye 660
curator 758
curb moderate 174
slacken 275
dissuade 616
restrain 751
shaclde 752
-roof 244
curcuma paper 463
curd density 321
pulp 354
{cohere 46)
curdle condense 321
make the blood - 830
curdled 352
cure reinstate 660
remedy 662
vreserve 670
benefice 995
cur6 996
cureless 859
curfew 126
curiosa f elicitas 698
curiosity
lincoTyormi^ 83
inquiring 4e6
phenomenon 872
curious
exceptional 83
inquisitive 455
true 494
beautiful 845
desirous 865
curiously very 31
curl 6end 245
convolution 248
Aair 256
cocA;^ up 258
- cloud 353
- paper 256
- up one's lip 930
curling game 840
curmudgeon
miser 819
plebeian 876
currency
publicity 531
money 800
current existing 1
i>rc«cni 118
happening 151
o/ tmter 348
o/ air 349
ri/e 531, 532
language 560
Aa&i/613
account - 811
against the - 708
-belief 488
- of events 151
- of ideas 451
- of time 109
go with the - 82
pass -
believed 484
fashion 852
stem the - 708
currente cai82SL<:\ ^^
CURR
CUT
CUTT
CZAR
curriculum 537
curry rub 331
condiment 393
- favour with
low 897
flaUer9d3
ciirse bane 663
adversity 735
painful 830
malediction 908
{evil 619)
cursed bad 649
curaitor 968
cursory
transient 111
inattentive 458
Aa8^y684
take a - view of
457
ne^^ec^ 460
ciut short 201
concise 572
taciturn 585
curt» nescio 832
•urtail retrench 38
shorten 201
{decrease 36)
(deprive 789)
-ed of its fair propor-
tions
distorted 243
wplw 846
curtain shade 424
Aufe 528, 530
theater 599
foHification 717
behind the -
invisible 447
inquiry 461
knowledge 490
close the - 528
- lecture 932
raise the - 529
rising of the - 448
curtsy stoop 308, 314
submit 725
polite 894
curule 696
curvature 245
curvet leap 309
(wm 311
oscillate 314
agitate 315
curvilinear 245
- motion 311
cushat 366
cushion pillow 215
«o/( 324
relief 834
cusp an^^ 244
sharp 253
cuspidor 191
cussed 901a
cussedness 606
custodes? quis cus-
todiet - 459
custodian 753
custody safe 664
captive 751
retention 781
£o ' pri&oner 754
410
accused 938
take into - 751
custom old 124
habU 613
barter 794
safe 796
toa;812
fashion 852
- honored in
breach 614
customary
[see custom]
re^ttZor 80
customer 795
customhouse 799
- officer 965
custos 753
- rotulorum 553
cut divide 44
bU5l
discontinuity 70
interval 198
CMrtoiZ201
layer 204:
form 240
notch 257
blow 27Q
eject 297
reap 371
physical pain 378
coU 385
neglect 460
cart;e 557
engraving 558
road 627
attach 716
affect 824
mental pain 830
ignore 893
discourtesy 895
<ipsy 959
- according to cloth
economy 817
caution 864
- across 302
- adrift 44
- a figure
appearance 448
fashion 852
repute 873
di6p^|/ 882
- along 274
- and come again
repeo/ 104
enough 639
- and dned
arranged 60
prepared 673
- and run 623
- and thrust 716
- a poor figure 874
- away 274
- blocks with a razor
sophistry ill
waste 63i3
misuse 679
- both ways 468
- capers 309
- dead 893
- direct 893
- down destroy 162
shorten 201
/etf 308
A;iZ;361
- in two 91
- jokes 842
- ofT subduct 38
disjoin 44
kiUd^l
impede 706
bereft 776
secluded 893
- off with a shilling
789
- of one's jib 448
- one's own throat
699
- one's stick
depart 293
avoid 623
- one's way through
302
- open 260
- out surpass 33
substitute 147
plan 626
- out for 698
- out work
prepare 673
direct 693
- short stop 142
destroy 162
shorten 201
sHence 581
- the first turf 66
- the ground from
under one
confute 479
hinder 706
- the knot 705
- to pieces 162
A:iW361
- to the heart 824, 308
- to the quick 830
- up root and branch
162
- up divide 44
destroy 162
pained 828
give pain 830
discontented 832
dejected 837
censure 932
- up rough 900
have a - at 716
short - 628
unkindest - of all
pain 828
malevolence 907
what one will - up for
78C
cutaneous 223
cutcherry 802, 965
cute 698, 850
cuteness 498
cuticle 223
cutlasti 727
cutlery 253
cutpurse 792
cutter 273
sleigh 272
cutthroat
killer dQl
evil doer 913
-8 with whisperingi
934
cutting sharp 253
colddSS
affecting 821
painful 830
revroachfvl 932
cuttings
excerpla 596
selections 609
cuttystool 950
cwt. hundred 98
weight 319
cyanogen 438
cycle veriod 138
circle 247
vehicle 272
cyclist 268
cycloid 247
cyclone
roto/ion 312
t&tnd349
Cyclopean
strong 159
•^u^e31, 192
cyclopedia
knowledge 490
bookM2, 593
Cyclops
monster 83
mighty 159
huge 192
dupe 547
cygne
chant du - 360
-noir650
cygnet 366
cyundric 249
cymbal 417
cymbif orm 245
cymophanous 440
cynanche 655
cynic
misanthrope 911
detractor 93%
ascetic 955
closet -
unsociable 893
cynical
contemptuous 930
censorious 932
detracting 934
cynicism
discourtesy 895
cynosiure sign 550
direction 693
repute 873
Cynthia of the min-
ute 140
cjrpher [see cipher]
cypress
interment 363
mourning 839
Cyprian 962
cyst 191
czar 745
Czarevna 745
Czarita745
Czarowiti 74$
D
dab
paint 22S
morsel 32
slap 276
clever 700
dabblo water 337
dirty 653
medciie 682
/ri&&(e 683
dabbled wet 339
dabbler 403
dabster 700
dacM>o 104
dacker605
dacoit792
dactyl 597
dactylioxnancy 511
dactylology 550
dactylonoxny
numeration 85
eymbol 550
dad 166
dado 211
dsBdal various 15
variegated 440
convoluted 248
artistic m$
d8Bva980
daft 503
dafiEodU845
dagger 727
air drawn - 515
at -8 drawn
opposed 708
discord 713
enmity 889
hate SOS
- of the mind 860
looks -8 anger 900
threat 900
plant - in breast
give pain 830
speak -8 932
daggle hang 214
dirty 653
Dago 57
dagobah 1000
Dagon 986
daguerreotype
represent 554
paint 556
daiiabeah273
daily
frequent 136
periodic 138
newspaper 531
- occurrence
nonna/ 82
habitual 613
daimio875
dainty /ood 298
savoring 394
pleasing 829
delicate 845
to«(y850
/ostidiotM 868
dairy 191
dais support 215
^rone 747
daisy
- pied 847
fresh as a - 654
dak 534
- bungalow 189
dalal758
dale 252
725, 745, 879
dally delay 133
irresolute 605
inactive 683
amuse 640
fondle 902
dalmatic 999
da locum melioribus
Daltonism 443
dam parent 166
dose 261
pond 343
obstruct 706
damage evil 619
injurcy spoil 659
lo««776
price 812
damages 974
damascene 440
damask 434
dame
vjoman 374
teacher 540
lady 875
danm
malediction 908
condemn 971
- with faint praise
932, 934
damnable 649
damnatory
disapprove 932
condemn 971
damnify
djmage 649
spoil 659
damnosa hereditas
663
Damocles
sword of - 667
Damon and Pythias
890
damp
moderate 174
moiel 339
cold 385
dissuade 616
hinder 706
depreee 837
diill843
I - the sound 406a
damper 387
cake 20S
damsel
youth 129
female 374
damson 396
Dana»803
Danaos, timeo-
dou6l 485
caution 864
dance
jump 309
osciUaU 314
agitate 315
rejoice 838
eporf 840
- attendance
wailing 133
/oilou; 281
servant 746
petition 765
servility 886
- the back step 283
- the war dance 715
- upon nothing 972
lead one a -
run away 623
circuit 629
difficult 704:
practical joke 929
lead the - 175
dance music 415
dander 900
dandi272
Dandle Dinmont 366
dandiprat 193
dandle 902
dandruff 653
dandy
ship 273
/op 854
daiiayism855
danger 665
-past 664
- signal 669
in - liable 177
source of - 667
dangerous
[«ee danger]
- classes 91^
- illness 655
- person 667
dangle hang 214
et^n^ 314
display 882
dangler 281
Daniel sage 500
judge 967
- come to judgment
480
dank 339
danseuse 599
Dan to Beersheba
compute bTi
extent 180
dapper
lillle 193
elegant 845
dapple 433
dappled 440
Darby and Joan
secluded 893
married 903
dare defy 715
face danger 861
-not 860
- say probable 472
believe 484
suppose 514
I - do aU 861
dare-devil
ra«A 863
bluster 887
dare pondus idonea
f umo 32
daring 861
- imagination 515
dark
obscure 421
dim 422
&lacA; 431
Mind 442
invisible 447
unintelligible 519
loleni 526
joyless 837
insidious 940
- ages 491
- amid the blaze of
noon 442
- doud 735
- lantern 423
- with excessive
bright 420
in the -
ignorant 491
keep - hide 528
leap in the -
experiment 463
chance 621
ra«^ 863
view with - eyes 932
darkle 431
darkly
see through a glass -
443
darkness [see dark]
421
children of - 988
- of meaning 571
no - but ignorance
491
powers of - 978
darling beloved 897
favorite 599
dam 660
dart svrift 274
prwenJ Mme 118
1(04(420
- facto 1
deadly kiiling 361
- to and tro 6S4
- fond en comble 52
pemicuma 649
dartr«e55
&U-110
- novo 101
. unheaUhytSS
DM-winlBm 357
all in -'a work 625
- sin 947
daah
clear as -
deacon 996
- weapon 727
amaU qaaruay 32
certain 474
mgU 545
deada645 .
mixil
inteltigibU 518
intone 990
deaf 419
twijl 278
mamfesl 526
daaconrr 995
tmilten/iM45S
fiing 284
close of - 126
dead
- and dumb 681
mart 550
- after day
compUle 52
- mute 581
eouToge 861
divlumal 110
inert 172
- to insentibl^ 823
cut B - repute 873
frequent 136
colorless 429
- to advice 606
dMpiai,882
- after the fair 135
iifeUss-im
- to reason 901a
- at raoluHon 604
insenxibU 376
turn -ear to
. (iUa«A:716
- against
neglect iOO
- cup from lipa 761
frequent 136
-before ywterday
122
contraru 14
uTMiff487
-down 308
-hopes
oppose 708
-a^eep683
refuse 764
dvaten loud 4M
.^S"™
- blindreaa 443
-beat
deafneu 419
- by day
deal mueh 31
deeded S37
Tepeatedlu 104
sponger SS&
dttvair 869
ttmelOO
- certainty 474
compact reQ
- off point 656
-forgods to Stoop
- color 656
aUonS6
iDnte500
ac(iw682
- drunk 959
-a blow
injure 658
^8te684
- of judgment 121
- failure 732
a«<u* 716
- of the pea 590
-of rest 686
- flat 213
punM4 972
-board 323
-on 274
- one's own 731
- heat 27
dMhboftrd666
-B gone by 122
- languages 560
-in 794
duhod \aee dash]
-letter
- out scatter 73
humbUd 879
impotent 158
give 7Si
dMh«r666
death Sm
unmeaninjf 517
-With
dUhlDff
-B of week 138
useless 645
treat of 595
- star 423
laxUy7m
handle m2
brai«8«l
decline of - 126
exempt 927
barter 794,
denizens of the - 366
i^n;964
dealer 797
duterd862
happy as the - IH long
- lift exertion 686
dealings action 980
d«turl973
827,836
difficuUy 707
have - with
d&t» miien«e 467
have had ita - 124
- lock cease 142
trade 794
labor - and night 686
stoppage 265
frien^y88&
open as - 703
diSicuUy 704
dean 996
date (tme 106
order of the - 613
~ marcli 363
deaneiT offiee 995
red lelter - 642
- of night
ftouselOOO
to this - 118
see the light of - 446
n,idnight 126
dear
up to - 123
OtyboolL record 851
darfc 421
high priced 814
daub cfnxT- 223
accounts 8U
- reckoning
ta«i897
had painting 555
daybra&k
nwneraiion 85
/oiorite899
<liW653
morning 125
- at any price 646
daubing 635
dim 422
- secret 533
- me twmder 870
dau(ht«r 167
- set against 708
0 - ! lament 839
daunt S60
faney 515
-set at
pay - for whistle
hope&5S
dv-lajionr 690
aitack 718
647
d«TOnport 191
- shot 700
dearborn 272
■m "•" non
da^Ugbt 420
- silence 403
deamesB 814
^moM
see - tnleJIifftWe 618
- sound 40Sa
dearth 610
wMfamil99
dayspring 125
- stop 142
- of ideas 843
arOatm
daio 420, 870
-to 823
deatbseo
*ill848
in a -860
-wall
be the - of one
rslow 275
daa»d476
- chair 975
dacsl«
defense 717
a?nu«840
inactive 683
light 420
- water 343
- in the pot
dawn
blind 422. 443
- weight 706
unheatiJty 657
precwwn- 64
pulovi45S
more - than alive 688
hidden danger 667
oitonUh 870
d«adon
house of - 363
prMri/i,U6
aire 928
wenten 158
in at the -
1 morning 125
flfrwltng
moderate 174
am«!292
rfim422
[tee daiile)
6enum6 823
fcia36i
r gliv,j>st 490
bw^aiful 845
doadoned 381
persewere 90*0
towpluckor 936
d«: - die in diem
pale as -
(inwlOe
colorUM42a
, period lOS
periodic m
deadlock 704
fear SOU
DEAT
DECI
DECO
DEEP
put to - 361
still 88-265
violent - 361
de&thbed repent-
ance 950
deathblow
endQ7
kiUing 361
failure 732
deathless
perpetual 112
fame 873
deathlike
silent 40Z
hideova 846
death-song 839
death-strugcrlo 720
death-warrant 971
deathwatch 668
d6b&cle
destruction 162
violence 173
downfall 306
torrent 34S
debar hinder 706
restrain 751
vrokUnt 761
debark 292
debase depress 308
/ouZ 653
deteriorate 659
degrade 874
debased
imt'cred 207
dishonored 940
debatable 475
debate reason 476
talk 588
hesitaU 005
dispuU 720
debauch spoil 659
intemperance 954
impurity 961
debauchee 962
debenture
security 771
Tnoney 800
credit 805
debiUty 160
debit debt 806
accounto 811
debitor 806
d6bonnaire 836
debouch 293, 295
debris
fragments 51
crumbled 330
useless 645
debt 806
- of nature 360
get out of - 807
out of - 803
debtor 806
- and creditor 811
d6but beginning 06
essay 675
debutant
learner 541
drama 599
decade ten 98
period 108
decadence 659
decagon 244
decuogue 926
decamp
go away 293
run away 623
decant 270
decanter 191
decapitate km 361
punish 972
decarbonized iron
323
decay decrease 36
shrivel 195
unclean 653
disease 655
spoiZ 659
adversity, 735
- of memoiy 506
natural - 360
decayed
[see decay]
old 124
rotten 160
decease 360
deceit 545
falsehood 544
deception 545
cunning 702
deceived
in error 495
duped 547
deceiver 548
gay - 962
decennium 108
decent
mediocre 651
pure 960
decentralize 49
deceptio vis<!Ui 443
deception 646
deceptive reasoning
477
decession 293
dechristianize 989
decide
turn the scale 153
judge 480
choose 609
decided great 31
ended 67
certain 474
resolved 604
take a - step 609
deciduous
transitory 111
falling 306
svoiled 659
decies repetitaplace-
bit 829
decimal
numeration 84
tenth 98, 99
decimate
subtract 38
/en//t99
few 103
weaken 160
A:t//361
pZay ^t)oc 659
ptmis/i 972
decipimur specie
recti 545
decipher 522
decision
judgment 480
resolution 604
intention 620
Zaio co^e 969
decisive
certain 474
proo/ 478
take a - step 609
deck /2oor 211
cards 840
beautify 847
deckle-edged 674
declaim 582
- against 932
declamatory
style 577
speech 582
declaration
affirmation 535
law pleadings 969
- of faith
belief 484
theology 983
- of war 713
declaratory
meaning 516
inform 527
declension
[sec decline]
grammar 567
backsliding 988
declensions 5
declination
[see decline]
deviation 279
measurement 466
rejection 610
declinature 764
decline decrease 36
0^124
wea/:en 160
be unwilling 603
rgec^ 610
disease 655
become worse 659
adversity 735
refuse 764
- of day 126
- of life 128
declivity sZope 217
descent 306
decoction 384
decollate 972
decoloration 429
decolorize 429
decomposition 49
decompound 49
deconsecrate 756
decoration
insignia 747
ornament 847
tUle 877
Decoration Day 840
decorous
[see decorum]
proper 924
respectful 928
decorticate 226
decorum
fashion 852
duty 926
puri/y 960
d6cousu
discontinuous 70
/aiZure 732
decoy deceive 545
deceiver 548
en/ice 615
decrassif y 652, 658
decrease
in degree 36
in size 195
decree
judgikent 480
order 741
^U7 963, 969
decrement
decrease 36
//tin^ deducted 40a
contraction 195
decrepit o^d 128
t£;eaA; 160
disease 655
decayed 659
decrepitate 406
decretal 741
decry underrate 483
censure 932
detract 934
decumbent 213
decuple 98
decursive 306
decurtation 201
decussation 219
dedecorous
disreputable 874
discourteous 895
dedicate use 677
inscribe 873
deduce (iedtict 38
infer 480
deducible
tvidence 467
proo/ 478
deduct retrench 38
deprive 789
deduction
[see deduce]
(iecrcTnen^ 40tt
reasoning 476
deed evidence 467
record 551
ad680
security 771
-s of arms 720
- without a name 947
would the - were
good 947
deem 484
deep great 31
profound 208
sea 341
sonorous 404
cunning 702
- color 428
- game 702
- m debt 806
DEEP
DEFI
DEJE
DELI
- mourning 839
-note 408
- potations 959
- reflection 451
- sense 821
- sigh 839
- study 457
in - water 704
plough the - 267
deep-dyed
intense 171
black 431
vicious 945
deepen
increase 35
deep-felt 821*
deep-laid plan 626
deep-mouthed
resonant 408
bark 412
thriUing 821
deep mufling 458
deep-read 490
deep-rooted
stable 150
strong 159
bdief^M
habUQlZ
affections 820
deep-seated 208
interior 221
deer 366
in heart a - 862
deev 980
deface
destroy form 241
obliterate 552
injure 659
render ugly 846
de facto 1
defalcation
incomplete 53
contraction 195
shortcoming 304
nonpayment 808
defame shame 874
censure 932
detract 934
def amer 936
def atigation 841
default
incomplete 53
shortcoming 304
neglect 460
insufficiency 640
debtsm
nonpayment 808
in - of 187
judgment by - 725
defaulter
thief 792
nonpayer 808
rogue 949
defeasance 756
defeat
confute 479
succeed 731
/ai/wre 732
- one's hope 509
defecate 652
dgf&ct
414
decrement 40a
incomplete 53
imverfect 651
fatting 945
defection
relinquishment 624
disobedience 742
defective
incomplete 53
insufficient 640
imperfect 651
defendant 938
defense
re«i«/ 717
vindication 937
defenseless
impotent 158
tiTeoA; 160
exposed 665
defensible sq/e 664
excusable 937
defensive alliance
712
defer 133
- to a««enX 488
8u&mi^ 725
respect 928
deference
obedience 743
humility 879
respect 928
defiance 716
t/trea^909
- of danger 861
in - opposition 708
set at - disobey 742
deficiency
[see deficient]
vice 945
- of blood 160
deficient
inferior 34
incomplete 53
shortcoming 304
insvfficient 640
imperfect 651
deficit
incompleteness 53
(ie6(806
deficit omne quod
nascitur 67
defigure846
defile
interval 198
marcA 266
dirt 653
«i)ai2 659
sname 874
impure 961
define
explain 522
name 564
definite
special 79
Ztmt^ 233
visible 446
certain 474
exact 494
inUlligibU 518
manifest 525
perspicuous 570
definition
irUerpretation 521
definitive )£naZ 67
affirmative 535
deci(2ed604
deflagration 3^
deflect
curve 245
cfewote 279
deflower
87)0^659
trto2ato961
defluzion
e^e«8 295
flowing 348
detodation 653, 659
deform 241
deforming 241
deformity
distortion 243
ua2ine88 846
&£?mi8/i848
defraud cAea< 545
swindle 791
defray 807
deft suitable 23
clever 698
defunct 360, 362
defy 715
disobey 742
threaten 9QQ
- danger 861
d6gage/ree 748
fashion 852
degenerate 659
degeneres animos
timor arguit 862
deglutition 298
degradation
deterioration 659
shame 874
dishonor 940
degree 26
term 71
Aonor 873
by -8 26
by slow -s 275
in no - 107
no - 4
degustation 390
dehiscence 260
dehort
dissuade 616
tiwm668
advise 695
deification 981
deify
honor S7S
idolatry 991
deign
condescend 762
consent S79
Dei grati& 924
Deism
heterodoxy 984
irrdigUm 989
Deity 976
tutelary - 664
dejection
excretion 299
melancholy 887
d^JetUier 298
dekko 457
d^labrement 162
delaceration 659
delaminate 204
delation 938
delator 527
delay 133
dele 552
delectable
savory 394
agreeable 829
delectation 827
delectus 562
delegate
transfer 270
commission 755
consignee 758
deputy lb9
delenda est Car-
thago
destroy 162
cklHeraieb52
curse 908
deleterious
pernicious 649
unwholesome 657
deletion 552
deletory
destructive 162
deliberando s»p6 ptH
rit occasio 133
deliberate
slow 275
think 451
attentive 457
leisure 685
adme 695
cautious 864
deliberately
[see deliberate]
2a/el33
irt(A premeditation
611
delicacy weak 160
e^enJer 203
(iairUy 298
texture 329
savory 394
delicate ear 418
exoc^ 494
scruple QOS
iUhealth655
difficuU 704
jJeasing 829
beauty S45
tasUS^
fastidious SeS
honor 939
pure 960
delicate
co2or 428
delicatessen 394
d6Uce 377
delicia hiunani gie-
neris910
delicious taste 394
pleasing 829
delicti, coxpua -
guiU947
law suit 9G9
DELI
DEMO
DENO
DEPE
delicto, in flagrante
-947
delictuni947
daUffht
jdeasitre SZ7
pUanng 829
weighing - and dole
922
Delilah 962
delineate
represent 554
describe 594
delineavit 556
delinquency 947
delinquent 949
deliquation 335
deliquesce 335
deliquium
paralysis 158
fatigue ess
deiinmt regee plec-
tuntur Acmvi
739
delirium
roving 503
passion 825
- tremens 959
delitescence
invisiUe 447
latency 526
seclusion 893
deliver
transfer 270
ti/ter580, 582
rescue 672
UbenUe7B0
give7Si
relieve 834
- as one's act and
deed 467
- a speech 582
-judgment 480
deliverance 672
delivery
[see deliver]
bring forth 161
dell 252
Delphic oracle
prophetic 513
equivocal 520
latent 52Q
delta 342
delude error 495
deceive 545
deluge crotod 72
water ZS7
flood MS
redundance 641
delusion
[see delude]
insane 503
self - credulous 486
delve dig 252
^371
- into inquire 461
deniagogue
director 694
malcontent 710
re6e/742
demagogy 737
demand
inquire 461
order 741
ask 705
price 812
claim 924
in - require 630
desire 865
demarcation 233
demean oneself
conduct Q92
humble 879
dishonor 940
demeanor
aid 448
conduct 692
fashion 852
d6m616 713
demenc7 503
dementi 536
dementia 503
demerit 945
demesne
abode 189
properly 780
demi- 91
demigod hero 861
an^eZ 948
- Authority 737
demigration 266
demijohn 191
demi-jour 422
demimonde
vlebeianS76
licentious 962
demirep 962
demise death 360
transfer 783
lease 787
demisemiquaver 413
demission 756
demiurge agent 690
deUy 979
demivolt 309
democracy rule 737
commonalty 876
Democrats 912
Democritus 838
demoiselle 129
demolish 479
demon violent 173
bane 663
devil^SO
- in human shape
913, 949
- worship 991
demonetize 800
wicked 945
demoniacal
malevolent 907
furious 824
demonology
demons 980
sorcery 992
demonophobia 898
demonstration
number 85
proof 478
manifest 525
oa^ento/ion 882
ocular - 441. 446
demonstrative
manifest 525
indicative 550
vehement 825
demonstrator 524
demoralise
unnerve 158
8paa659
vicious 945
de mortuis nil nisi
bonum 360, 906
«^/AOf 876
Demosthenes 582
demulcent
mild 174
soothing 662
demur
disbelieve 485
dissent 489
untDilling 603
Aej»tote605
demure ^ove 826
«ad837
Greeted 855
nM>de8<881
demurrer 969
den abode 189
s^udy 191
«/2/653
prison 752
- of thieves 791
denary 98
denaturalise
corrupt 659
denaturalised
abnormal 83
dendriform 242
dendrology 369
dengue fever 655
denial
negation 536
refusal 764
self - 953
denigrate 431
denization 748
denizen
inhabitant 188
freeman 748
-s of the air 979
-s of the day 366
Denmark, rotten in
the state of - 526
denominate 566
denomination
class 75
name 564
«ec^712
religious - 983
denominational
dissent 489
theological 9S3
- education 537
denominator 84
denote 79, 550
denouement
end 67
result 154
disclosure 529
completion 729
denounce
curse 908
disapprove 932
accuse 938
de novo 104
dense
crowded 72
close 321
density 321
dent
hollow 252
notch 257
dental 561
denticulated
sharp 253
notched 257
dentifrice 652
dentistiy 662
denude 226
denuded loss 776
-ot
insufficient 640
denunciation 909
[see denounce]
deny dissent 489
negative 536
refuse 764
-oneself
auoid 623
seclude 893
temperate 953
ascftic 990
deobstruct 705
deobstruent 652, 662
deodand 974
deodorant 399
deodorize 309
clean 652
deontology 926
deoppilation 705
deorganization 61
deosculation 902
deos fortioribus ad-
es8e33
Deo volente 470
deozidization 140
depart 293
-from
deviaU 279
relinquish 624
- this fife 360
departed
nonexistent 2
department
class 75
region 181
business 625
bureau 965
- store 799
departmental 737
departure 293
new - 66
point of - 293
depend hang 214
contingent 475
- on circumstances
475
- up)on
be the effect of 154
evidence 467
^ru«^ 484
depended on, to be -
certain 474
DEPE
DERR
DESI
DESP
honoi-able 939
dependence 46
dependency
rdalian 9
property 777, 780
dependent
effect 154
liable 111
hanging 214
servant 746
svbject 749
deperdition 776
dephlegmation 340
depict 554, 556
describe 594
depuation 226
depilatory 662
depletion 640
deplorable bad 649
disaatrotis 735
painfid 830
deplore regret 833
complain 839
remorse 950
deploy 194
depone 535
deponent 467
depopulate
egect 2Q7
desert 893
deportaUon
removal 270
emigralion 297
deportment 692
depose
evidence 467
declare 535
dethrone 738, 756
deposit p2ace 184
precipitate 321
8(ore 636
security 771
payment 809
depositary 801
deposition
[^ee depose, deposit]
record 551
depository 636
depot
station 2G6
store 636
«/top 799
deprave spoil 659
depraved bad 649
vicious 945
deprecation 766
pt7y 914
disapprove 932
depreciation
decrease 36
underestimate 483
discount 8 3
c^p 815
censure 932
detraction 934
accusation 938
depredation 791
depredator 792
d^rehension 789
depressinir
/wirtfui 830
depression
{outness 207
(2ep^208
concavity 252
den/ 257
lowering 308
dejection 837
dullness 843
deprive subduct 38
toA:€789
- of Ufe 361
- of power 158
- of property 789
- of strength 160
deprived of 776
depth physical 208
mento/ 498
- of misery 828
- of thought 451
- of winter 383
out of one's -304, 310
depurate dean 652
improve 658
depuratory 662
deputation 755
depute 755
deputies, chamber
of -696
deputy 769
- commissioner 745
dequantitate 36
derail 142
deranged 503
derangement 61
mental - 503
Derby-day 720
derelict land 342
relinquished 782
outcast 893
dereliction
relinquishment 624,
782
guilt 947
- of duty 927
deride
ridicule S56
disrespect 929
contempt 930
derivation
origin 153, 154, 155
verbal 562
derive
attribute 155
deduce 480
acquire 775
income 810
dermal 223
dermatoid 223
dermatology 223
dernier ressort 601
d6rob6e, ik ia - 528
derogate
underrate 483
disparage 934
dishonor 940
- from 874
derogatory
shame 874
dishonor 940
derrick 307
derring-do 861
dervish 996
d6sagr6ment 830
descant music 415
diffuaeness 573
loquacity 584
dissert 595
descend s^pe 217
^0 doum 306
- to particulars
special 79
describe 594
descendant 167
descensus Avemi, f a-
cilis-665
descent 69
lineage 166
/aU306
inheritance Ti^
description
kind 75
ruime 564
narro/ion 694
descry 441
desecrate
misuse 679
disrespect 929
profane 988
desert
unprodtic/ive 169
emp/y 187
plain 344
run au;a^ 623
relinquish 624
nieri/ 944
waste sweetness on -
air 638
deserted
outcast 893
deserter 607
desertless 945
deserve
be entitled to 924
merit 944
- beUef 484
- notice 642
d6sespoir, au -
dejected 837
hopeless 859
deshabille, en -
not dressed 226
unprepared 674
^ome/j/ 849
desiccate 340
desiderate
n«ed630
desire 865
desideratum
inquiry 461
requirement 630
dekre 865
design
prototype 22
delineation 554
painting 556
intention 620
plan 626
designate
specify 79
caU564
express 566
designation
ib»ru2 75
designed
aforethought 611
designer 559
designing
cunning 702
designless 621
dMUusionner 529
desinence end 67
dtdconhnuance 142
desipere in loco 840
desirable 646
desire 866
urtZZ600
have no - for 866
desist
disconHnue 142
rdin^ish 624
tnoc^tond^l
desk box 191
«i^>port 215
8cAoo{ 542
piiZpitlOOO
the -996
d6sobligeant
carriage 272
d6soBUvre 681
desolate o^one 87
ravage 162
aj^ic^ed 828
dejected 9Z7
secluded 893
desolating
patn/td 830
d6sol6 837
d6sorient6 475
despair grief 828
hopeless 859
despatch ^ed 297
A;iZ2 361
neu?8 532
epiaOe 592
expedition 682
Aa«te684
conduct 692
complete 729
command 741
-food 298
happy - 972
despect 930
desperado
ra«A 863
blusterer 887
et;i2 doer 913
desperate ^rao^ 31
violent 173
tmpo8^2e 471
resolved 604
di^ctdi 704
excaa!>2e825
hopeless 859
ra8A863
anaer 900
despicable
trifling 643
shameful 874
contemp^ibfe 990
despise 930
- danger 861
despite 907
in -708
"v
DESP
DETR
DEVI
DEWY
ro6 791
/ear 860
mkpot74&
ijgipfjtilimi
avihority 7Z7
9everUy7Z9
despumate 652
dAsqumnuktion 226
den 204
de8iert298
dououB des cartes
153
cauM 153
latent 526
Mcrd 533
ooimaltre lee - 490
datsuB deuoiu, tans-
(diaorder 59)
inverted 218
dastination end 67
arrival292
inleniion%20
daittny chance 1C2
/ate 601
fight against - 606
daitltuts
iym#aen( 640
poor 804
refuge for - 666
dasto415
dastrier 726
dastroy
demdUh 162
injure 659
-hopes 859
-life 361
dastroyed
[ue destroy!
inexi8tent2
failure 732
dattroyar ^65
namZ 726
evil doer 91Z
laftructi?a
bad 649
laiuatude 614
diatue 678
asultory
diacrderedSQ
mtUtiform 81
vrregidar in time 139
changeable 149
dMatdng 279
agitafedZl5
iume788
lunt inopi» mul-
ta819
ach44
achad
rrelaled 10
wee 47
ichment
3r<51
•my 726
il item 79
c2Mertbe594
allot 7S6
ornament M7
attention to - 457,
459
in-^l
details
minutioe 32
unimportant 643
detain 781
detect 480a
detective 527
detent 45
detention 781
house of - 752
in house of - 938
detenu 754
deter diseuade 616
aiarm860
deterge dean 652
detergent
remedy 662
deterioration 669
determinate
epecial 79
ezac< 474
conclusive 480
intended 620
determine end 67
define 79
cause 153
direction 278
satisfy 462
make sure 474
judge ^^80
discover 480a
resolve 604
determined
resoluU 604
deterration 529
detenion 652
detersive 662
detest dislike 867
^ate898
detestable 649
dethronement
anarcAy 738
abrogation 756
detonate
explode 173
s<nind406
detortion /arm 243
meaning 523
detour curve 245
circuit 629
detract subduct 38
tincterrote 483
defame 934
slander 938
detraction 934
detractor 936
detrain 292
detriment
e9t7 619
deterioration 659
detrimental 649
detrition 330
detrituii*
fragments 51
powderddO
datruda
cast out 2Q7
cut down 308
detruncate 38
detrusive 308
deuce two 89
det;iZ978
-is in him 608
play the - 825
deuced great 31
pair^uZ 830
deus ezmacbinl^
aid 707
auxiliary 711
deity 976
sorcerer 994
deus nobis hsse otia
fecit 265
Deus vult 600
deuterogamy 903
deva 979
Devanagari 590
devastate
destroy 162
havoc 659
develop
increase 35
produce 161
expand 194
evolve 313
development 154
devad^
bending 217
curvature 245
deviate vary 20ti
change lid
turn 279
diverge 291
circuit 629
- from rectitude 940
- from virtue 945
deviation 279
device motte 550
expedient 626
artifice 702
devtt
seasoned food 992
evil doer 913
bad man 949
iSaton 978
demon 980
-in one
Aeadefrong 863
temper 901
-may care
raeH 863
indifferent 866
ineotent 885
-'s tattoo 407
-take 908
- take the hindmost
run away 623
Aaete684
couxirdice 862
-to pay
disorder 59
violence 173
evi{619
failure 732
pemi%974
fi^t like -s 722
Qve the - bia d>aa
n^^922
vindicate 937
fair 939
have a - 503
machinations of 1
619
play the - with
injure 659
motevotent 907
printer's - 591
devilish great 31
bod 649
matevoten<907
vicious 945
devious curved 245
deviating 279
devise imagine 515
i>^n626
oeguea£^784
devised by the am
my 546
devisee possess 779
receive 785
devoid absent 187
empty 640
not having 777a
devoir courtesy 894
re8pect928
devolution 659, 783
devolve 783
-on 926
devote desUne 601
emptey 677
consecrate 873
- oneself to 604
- the mind to 457
- to destruction 908
devoted
Aa6i< 613
itt-Zated 735
obedient 743
undone S2S
love S97
devotee
sea2o(682
oepirant 865
puma 987
fanatic 9ES
devotion [see devotee,
devoted]
{otw897
piefy987
worship 990
self- 942
devour
destroy 162
ea(298
gluttony 957.
devoured by
feeling 821
devouring element
382
devout 987, 990
devoutless 989
devoutly 821
dew 339
shake as -drops from
lion's mane 483
DewaU138
dewan745
cvn
DEXT
DIE
DIFF
DILA
dexter 238
dexterous 698
dextrality 238
dextronal 238
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magic 993
Divinity (7o(< 976
tAeoto^ 983
divisible number 84
division
[see divide]
part 51
c2aM 75
aritAmefie 85
I discord 713
DIVI
DOG
DOLO
DONJ
mOifory 726
divitor84
divorce
separation 44
matrinumial Wn
Divorce Court 966
diTorc6e905
diTulge529
dl¥a]8ion44
dill 535
Dixie's lead 827
diader745
diien847
disBard501
dlsiy
dim-tighied 443
conSuud^5l^
vertigo 503
-liei^t206
- round 312
do /ore 7
produce 161
cheat 545
acteso
compleiB729
succeed 7Sl
7 509 765
all one can - 6S6
- 88 done by 906, 942
- a service
ii«efuJ644
aid 707
- a8t>ne pleases 748
- as others do 82
- away with
destroy IQ2
eject 2^
abrogate 756
- battle 722
-busineBs 625
- for destroy 162
Jbi;2 261
conquer 731
punish 972
-good 906
-hann907
- honor 873
- into
trantkUe 522
- justice to 595
-like 19
- little 683
- no harm 648
- nothing 681
- nothing but 136
- one's bidding 743
- one's office 772
- over 223
- the work 686
-up 660
- without 678
- wrong 923
have to - with 680,
692
plenty to - 682
thing to - 625
docendo discimus
537
docere, pisces natere
-641
dodle learmng 539
wiOingQOa
docimastic 463
dock diminish 36
cut off dS
port 189
shorten 201
store 636
tribunal 966
- walloper 269
docked
incomplete 53
docket
evidence 467
• note 550
record 551
on the - 454
dockyard 691
doctor
learned man 492
restore 660
remedy 662
after death the - 135
- accounts 811
when -s disagree 475
doctrinaire
positive 474
pedarU 4&2
affectation 855
Wu«terer887
doctrinal 537
doctrine tenet 484
knowledge 490
document 551
documentary evi-
dence 467
dodecahedron 244
dodge shift 264
deviaU 279
oscillaU 314
puretie 461
auoid 623
stratagem 702
(deceive 545)
dodger, artful -792
doe svfift 274
deer 366
/emote 374
doer
originator 164
o^ent 690
doff 226
- the cap 894
dog follow 281
animal 366
mate 373
pursue 622
ujretch 949
a - and bay the moon
930
cast to the -s
destroy 162
reject 610
disuse 678
abrogate 756
relinquish 782
- in manger 943
- in office 737
-8 of war 722
fire-386
go to the-e
destruction 162
faU 732
adversity 735
poverty 804
hair of - that bit you
959
watch -
safety 664
warning 668
keeper 753
dogcart 272
dog-cheap 815
dog days 382
doge 745
dogged
obstinate 606
voter 861
euZten901a
dogger 273
doggerel
verse 597
ridiculous 851, 853
doggish 895
doghole 189
dog Latin 563
dogma tenet 484
theology 9S^
dogmatic
certain 474
positive 481
assertion 535
obstinaU 606
dogmatist 887
dog's age 110
dog's ear 258
dogsick 867
dog star 423
dogtrot 275
dog-weary 688
doUy 852
doing
up and - 682
what one is - 625
doings
events 151
actions 680
conduct ^2
doit tHfle 643
coin 800
dokhma363
dolce far niente 681
doldrums
dejection 837
sulks 901a
dole
small quantity 32
scant 640
giue784
allot 796
parsimony 819
grief S2S
doleful 837
doll small 193
image 554
dollar 800
- mark 550
dolor
physical 378
mora? 828
dolorem, infandum
renovare - 833
dolorous 830
dolphin 341
dolphinum i4>pingit
sylvis 515
dolt 501
doltish 499
domain
class 75
region 181
property 780
Domdaniel 982
dome high 206
convex 250
Domesday book
list 86
record 551
domesman 967
domestic
inhabitant 18S
home 189
interior 221
servant 746
secluded 893
- animals 366
domesticate
locate 184
acclimatize 613
- animals 370
domicile 189
domiciled
inhabiting 186
domiciliary 188
- visit 461
dominant
influence 175
note in music 413
domination 175, 737
Domine dirige nos
976
domineer
tyrannize 739
insolence 885
Domini, anno - 106
Dominican 996
Dominie 540
dominion 737
domino
dress 225
mo^A; 530
game 840
don ■put on 225
scholar 492
tutor 540
lio&te 875
DofLa 875
donation 784
- party 840
donative 784
done finished 729
- for spoilt 659
faUure 732
-up
impotent 158
tired 688
have - with
cease 142
relinquish 624
disuse 678
work - 729
donee 785
don\otL
'DONK
DOUB
DOWN
DBAB
dtferise 717
prison 752
donkey om 271
Sool 501
d<mna374
Dozmybrook Fair
disorder 59
discord 713
donor 784
donship 875
donzel 746
doodle 501
9ntmc416
- sack 417
doolie 272
doom end 67
/ate 152
destruction 162
death mi
judgment ASO
necessity ^l
assess 812
serUence 971
-sealed
^deathdGO
adversity 735
doomage 812, 974
doomed 828
doomsday
end 67
fiUure 121
tm-112
door entrance 66
cover 223
&rin;b231
tamer 232
opening 2M
passage 627
at one's - 197
beg f roin door to <
765
close the - upon 751
death's - 360
keep within -s 265
lie at one's - 926
open a - to
liabU 177
open the - to
receit^ 296
fadlitaU 705
permit 760
show the - to
aect 297
discourtesy 895
(prohibU 761)
doorkeeper 263
doorway 260
dope 465
doqnet
evidence 467
«ect4ri<3/771
Dorado, El - 803
dormant
inert 172
latent 52d
asleep OSS
dormer 260
dormeuse 272
dormir debout,
sonte ik - 843
dormitory 191
424
dormouse 683
dorp 189
dorsal 235
dorset 191
dorsigerous 216
dorsum
bocA; 235
hump 250
dory 273
dose
quantity 25
part 51
medicine 662
apportion 786
dosser 191
dossil
cover 223
stopper 2dS
dot small 32^
paint ISOa
piace 182
tttOe 193
variegate 440
mark 550
dot dowry 784
dotage age 128
imbecility 499
dotard old 130
foolish 501
dotation 784
dote drivel 499, 503
- upon 897
douanier 965
double
simil(xr 17
duplex 90
substitule 147
/old 258
<tim283
finesse 702
- acrostic
leUersQ&l
wUU2
- a point 311
-eagle 800
-entry 811
- meaning 520 *
- reef topsails 664
-sure 474
- the fist 909
-up
render vowerless 158
in - Quick time 274
marcn at the - 274
dim sight 443
drunk 959
work - tides 686
double-bass 417
double-dealing
/ie544
cunning 940
double-cUstUled 171
double-dyed 428
double-edged 171
double entente
ambiguity 520
immtre 961
double-faeed
2ie544
running 940
double-handed 544
double-headed 90
double-hearted 940
double-minded 605
double-ripper 272
double-runner 272
double-shotted 171
doublet 225
doublets 89
double-tongued
lie 544
cunning 940
doubling 702
doubt
put out ^1
uncertain 476
disbelieve 4M
sceptic989
doubtful 475
unintelUgible 519
(equivocal 520)
more than - 473
doubtless
certain 474
6eli^484
aeeen< 488
douceiu*
^784
retpord 973
douche 337
dough
inelastic 324
pulp 354
tnoney 800
doughface 605, 886
doughnut 298
doughty 861
dour 739
douse
immerse 310
splash Z37
blowV72
Dove
Holy Ohost 976
dove
innocent 946.
roar like sucking -
174
dovecot^ 189
dovetail
a^ee23*
join 43
intersect 219
intervene 228
angle 244
ineerl 300
dowager
Iadu374
vnaow 905
dowdy
dirty 65S
vulgar 851
dower
property 780, 803,
810-
dowerless 804
down
belou; 207
light 320
bear - upon 716
bed of « ^^
pleaswreZTT
repose687
be-up^
attadniS
severe 7d9
come -306
-in price 815
r in the mouth 897
- on one's manow-
bonesSfiS
- on one's impen 879
-thou climmng sor-
row 828
get -306
go-
einib306
calm 826
fo - like a stone 810
ethatn-804
money - 807
take -
lowerZOS
re&u/f 874
Aumole879^
downeastSST
-eyes 879
down-easter 188
downfall
dettrudion leSt
faU306
failure 722
tnisfcrtune 786
down-hearted 887
downhill
sloping 217
descent 306
go-
odoem^ 735
downpouir348
down-reaching 20B
downright
absolute Zl
manifest 82&
sincere 70^
downs
hei^ks2(»
woldsU4
down-trodden
eu6miMion 725
vanquished 7d2
sutgect 749
deeded 837
disrepute 874
conlefnp<930
downwards 306
downy
emam255
plumose 256
sqf( 324
dowry 780
dowse 276'
dozology 990
doxy 962
doyen 128
doyle7 652
dose 683
dosen96
drab color 432
slut 653
Aussy 962
DRAB
DRAW
DREA
DRIF
diabble 653
drachm 319
Draco rui^ 694
severe 739
draft 653
draft [see also draught]
drawinaSbij 556
tDtile 590
abstract 596
p2an626
cAegue 800, 805
- off displace 185
transfer 270
draft-horse 271
drag carriage 272
crawl 275
traction 2S8
impediment 706
- a cnain
tedious 110
exertion Q&d
sttbjection 749
- into
implicate 54
compel 744
- into open day 531
- on tediotis 110
- slow length
2<m^200
weary 841
- through mire
disrepute 874
disrespect 929
- towaras
attract 288
put on the - 275
draggle 653
drag-net
dl sorts 78
dragoman 524
dragon monster 83
violent 173
irascible 901
-B of the night 684
dragonnade
attack 716
punM 972
dragoon soldier 726
compel 744
insolerU 885
tWMTy 907
drain
^ou; ow/ 295
emp/y 297
dry 340
conduit 350
traste 638
dean 652
unclean 653
exhaust 789
dissipate 818
- into 348
- of resources 640
- the cup
dnnJk 298
drunken 959
- the cup of misery 828
drake male 373
fire - 423
dram drink 298
pungent 392
«/imt(Zu« 615
- drinking 959
drama 699
dramatic 599
osterUation 882
- author 599
- poetry 597
dramatu personas
mankind 372
play 599
a^ente 690
party 712
dramaturgy 599
drame com6die 599
drap d'or 847
draper 225
drapery 225
drastic 171
draught
[see also draft]
midtitude 102
dep/A208
traction 285
drink 298
stream of air 349
delineation 554, 556
plan 626
physic 662
/roops 726
-off 73
draughts
game 840
draughtsman
artist 559
draw puZ2 285
delineate 554, 556
money 800
- a bead on 716
- a curtain 424
- and quarter 972
- an inference 480
- a parallel 9
- a picture 594
- aside 279
- a straight furrow
939
- back reqr^ 283
at;oid 623
-breath
refresh 689
feeling 821
relief 834
- down 153
- forth 677
- from 810
- in 195
- in one's horns
tergiversation 607
humility 879
- lots 621
- near time 121
approach 286
- off dect 297
hinder 706
take 789
- off the attention 458
- on time 121
event 151
induce 615
- on futurity 132
-out
protract 110
laU 133
prolong 200
extract 301
discover 480a
exhilnt525
diffuse style 573
- over induce 615
- p)oker 840
- profit 775
- the line 465
- the pen through 552
- the sword
attack 71Q
war 722
- the teeth of 158
- the veU 528
- together
assemble 72
codperate 709
- towards 288
- up order 58
stop 265
tmte590
- up a statement 594
- upon money 800
drawback evil 619
imperfection 651
hindrance 706
discount 813
drawbridge
wayQ27
escape 671
drawcansir 887
drawee 800
drawer
receptacle 191
artist 559
- of water 690
drawers
dress 225
drawing
delineation 554, 556
drawing knife 253
drawing-room
assembly 72
room 191
fashion 852
drawl prolong 200
creep 275
in speech 583
sluggish 683
drawn equaled 27
- battle
pacification 723
incomplete 730
dray 272
dray horse 271
drayman 268
dread 860
dreadful great 31
&ad649
dire 830
depressing 837
/ear/wZ 860
dreadless 861
dreadnought
coat 225
battleship 726
dream
\
error 495
/aTicy 515
8^2)683
- of think 451
intoTtd 620
- on other things 458
golden - 858
silently as a - 318
dreamer
madman 504
imagiruUive 515
dreamy
unsubstantial 4
inattentive 458
sleepy 083
dreaiy
solitary 87
melancholy 830, 837
dredge co^^ 72
ex^ac^301
raise 307
dredging machine
307
dregs
remainder 40
refuse 645
dirt 653
- of the people 876
- of vice 945
drench drinA; 298
t£wter337
redundance 641
- with physic 662
drenching rain 348
dress
uniformity 16
agree 23
equalize 27
dothes 225
prepare 673
ornament 847
ostentation 882
- the ground 371
- to advantage 847
- up falsehood 544
represent 554
- wounds 662
full - 852
dress coat 225
dresser
sideboard 215
surgeon 662
dressing
reprimand 932
punish 972
dressing gown 225
dressmaker 225
dribble
flow out 295
drop 348
driblet 32
drier 340
drift
accumulate 72
motion 264
float 2Q7
transfer 270
direction 278
deviation 279
approach 286
DRIF
DROS
DRY
DUE
meaning 516
intention 620
snow - 383
drifUess 621
drill bore 260
auger 262
teach 537
prepare 673
dxixik swallow 206
liquor 298
tipple 959
- down all unkind-
ness 959
- in imbibe 296, 298
- in learning 539
- in the ozone 689
- one's fill
enough 639
- to celebrate 883
courtesy 894
drinking bout 954
drinking song 597
drink money 784
drip ooze 295
^348
dripping wet 339
fai 356
drive
assemblage 72
airing 266
impd 276
propel 284
urge 615
hasU^M
direct 693
compel 744
- a bargain
6arf€r 794
parsimony 819
- a coach and six
through 83
- at mean 516
intend 620
- care away 836
- from r&pel 289
- home 729
-in 300
- into a comer
difficuU 704
hinder 706
defeat 731
subjection 749
- matters to an ex-
tremity 604
- one haixl 716
-out 297
- to despair 859
- to the last 133
- trade
business 625
barter 794
drive gate 260
drivel slobber 297
imbecile 499
mad 503
driveler fool 501
loquacious 584
driver
coachman 268
director 694
drivixig rain 348
426
drizzle 348
drogher 273
droil683
droit dez genz 963
droit du plus fort 744
drole card;s 840
dr61e949
- de corps 844
drollery
amusement 840
wiXWl
ridiculota 853
dromedary 271
drone slow 275
sound 412, 413
music 415
inactive 683
drool 297
droop weak 160
«inA;306
disease 655
detcline 659
flagOSS
sorrow ^2S
dejection 837
drop
small quantity 32
discontinue 142
powerless 158
wnn^ /ar<A 161
spherule 249
emerge 295
/aZ/306
(ricib^ 348
relinquish 624
discard 782
gallows 975
- a hint 527
- all idea of 624
- asleep 683
-astern 283
- by drop
by degrees 26
in parts 51
- dead 360
- from the clouds 508
- pame 545
- m arrive 292
immerse 300
sociality 892
- in the ocean
trifling 64A
-into a good thing
734
- into the grave 360
- off decrease 36
die 360
sleep QS^
- serene 442
- the mask 529
- the subject 458
- too much 959
let -308
ready to-
fatigue 688
dropping fire 70
drop scene 599
dropsical
su)ollen 194
redundant 641
droihki272
dross
remainder 40
trash 043
dirt 653
drought
dryness 340
insufficiency 640
drouth desire 865
drove
assemblage 72
multitude 102
drover 370
drown
affusion Z37
kiUd6l
ruin 731, 732
-care 840
- the voice 581
drowsy slow 275
sleepy 083
weary 841
drub d^eat 731, 732
punish 972
drudge labor 080
worker 090
drug
superfluity 641
trash 043
remedy 662
- habit 954
- in the market 815
- store 662
drugget
cover 223
dean 052
preserve 670
druggist 662
druid996
drum repeal 104
cylinder 249
sound 4ff7
music 417
party 892
beat of -
signal 550
oZarm 669
toar 722
command 741
parade 882
- out 972
ear -418
muffled -
funeral 203
nonresonance 408a
drumhead
lawless 964
(ri&unaZ 966
dnmi major 745
drununer 416
traveler 758
drunk.
- with choler 900
drunken 959
reel like a - man 315
drunkenness 969
dry arid 340
^yle 575, 576, 579
hoarse 581
scanty 640
preserve 670
exhaust 789
tedious 841
thirsty 865
cynical 932
- as dust duU 843
-goods 329
- joke 842
-land 342
- the tears 834
-up 340
waste 038
run-640
with - eyes 823
dryad 979
Diyasduat
antiquarian 122
dry land 342
dryness 340
dry nurse
teach 537
teacher 540
aid 707
dry point 558
dry rot
dirf 653
decay 659
&an« 663
dualism 984
duality 89
duarchy 737
dub 564, 566
dubash 758
dubious 475
- waves of error 495
dubitation
uncertainty 475
{unbdief 485)
duchess
mistress 745
nobility 876
duchy 181
duck «eoop 306
plunge 310
bird 366
water 2Z7
darling 897, 899
- in thunder 870
play -8 and drakes
rccoa 277
prodigality 818
ducking stool 976
duck pond 370
duct 350
ductile
)ZeciMe 324
trimming 607
easy 705
docile 743
dude 854
dudgeon
doj^er 727
discontent 832
churlishness 806
haU898
anger 900
suuenness 901a
duds 225
due expedient 646
owing 806
proper 924, 926
-respect 928
-sense of ^(8
EL
DUPE
DUST
DYSP
- sight 443
deceive 545
dullard 501
deceived 647
dullness 848
duplex 90
! effect 154,
duly 924
duplicate
duzn
copy 21
ht465
- loquimur 111
(ioti52e90
0
- Roma deliberat 162,
to%550
275
record 551
n937
- vitant stulti 857
redundant 641
duma 696
pat/7n 805
109
dumb 581
duplication
L34
- animal 366
imito(i<m 19
- show 550
doubling 90
strike -
duplicature
astonish 870
/oW258
i
humble 879
duplicity
dumb-waiter 307
dualUy 89
to
dumdum bullet 727
falsehood 544
664
dumfounder
durabiUty 141
3
disappoint 509
diu'able
silence 581
Zonj^ /ime 110
astonish 870
stable 150
i]gono709
humble 879
dura lex sed lex 926
dumxnodo sit dives
diu'ance 751
Ql
876
in -754
792
dummy
duration 106
faible 87,
substitute 147
contingent - 108a
impotent 158
durbar
speechless 581
conference 588
inactive 683
cownciZ 696
L89
cards 840
tribunal 90%
dump
duress
745
unload 297
compulsion 744
muMc 415
restraint 751
es on her
^men^ 839
Durga 979
B
-cart 272
durham boat 273
diunps
during 106
prize above
discontent S32
- pleasure &c. 108a
dejection 837
durity323
sulk9Qla
durwan753
189
dumpy inae 193
dusk
ire 840
«;iort201
evening 126
m 360, 926
thick 202
half4ight 422
1396
dun dim 422
dusky dark 421
>
colorless 429
UackiZl
r413
gray 432
dust Zet^^y 320
829
importune 765
powderdSO
,396
credUor 805
corpse 3&2
17
dunce
trash QAS
97
ignoramus 493
diH 653
\m
/ooZ 501
money 800
come down with the -
dunderhead 501
60
dune 206
807
entS2
dimg653
come to -
dimgeon 752
(fie 360
174
dunghiU diH 653
- in the balance 643
cowardly 862
- one's jacket 972
5 376
basebom 876
humbled in the - 879
5
- cock 366
kick up a - 885
Dunker 984
level with the - 162
129
duo 415
lick the -
)
duodecimal 99
submit 725
duodecimo
JaU 732
;83
lUOe 193
make to bite the - 731
9
book 593
throw - in the eyes
23
duodenary 98
blind 442
;37
duologue
deceive 545
1
interlocution 588
plead 617
;43
drama 599
turn to-
\9
dupe
deorganized 358
tg419
credulous 486
die 360 1
duster 652
dust hole 519
fit for the -
useless 645
dirty 653
spoilt 659
dustman
deaner 652
dustoor 613
dustoori 973
dust storm 330
dusty
pounder 330
dirt 653
Dutch
- auction 796
- courage 862
- oven 386
hieh - 519
it beats the - 508
Dutchman 57
flying - 516
dutidble 812
dutiful 944
duty
business 625
workOSQ
tax S12
courtesy 894
obligation 926
respect 928
worship 990
rite 998
do one's -
virtue 944
on - 680, 682
duumvirate 737
Duval, Claude - 792
D. V. 470
dwarf lessen 36
small 193
elf 990
dwell
reside 186
a6ide 265
- up)on
descant 573
dweUer 188
dwellixig
location 184
abode 189
dwindle
lessen 36
shrink 196
dyadic 89
dye 428
-din the wool 709, 820
dying 360
dyke [see dike]
dynamic energy 157
dynamics 276
dynamitard 863
dynamite 727
dynamometer 466
dynasty 737
dysentery 299
dysmerogenesis 161
dysmeromoxph 357
dyspepsia 655
dysphony 581
dyapmB^QiBJ^
E
each 79
- in his turn 148
- other 12
- to each 786
eager
wiUing 602
active 682
ardent 821
desirous 865
- expectation 507
eagle
standard 550
coin 800
- eye sight 441
intelligence 498
- winged svjift 274
eagre 348
ean 161
ear 418
aU-418
come to one's -s 527
din in the -
^u^404
drum 407
- for music 416, 418
give every man thine
-864
have the - of
belief 484
friendship 888
in at one - out at the
other
inattention 458
forget ^im
lend an -
/iear418
attend 457
make the -s tingle
anger 900
meet the - 418
nice - 418
no - 419
not for -s polite 961
offend the - 410
prick up the -s
attention 457
expectation dGf?
pull about one^s -s
308
quick - 418
reach one's -s 527
ring in the - 408
set by the -s
discord 713
hate 898
resentfnerU 900
split the -s 404
together by the -s
discord 713
contention 720
up to one's -s
redundance 641
active 682
fnJnnf - 602
wojid ID the ' 586
428
earache 378
eardrtim 418
earl 875
earless 419
earliness 132
early 132
get up - 682
earmark 550
earn 775
earnest wiOmg 602
determined 604
emphatic 642
pledge 771
pay in advance 809
eager 821
in -
affirmation 535
veracious 543
strenuous 682
ear-piercing 410
earring 847
earshot 197
out of - 405
ear-splitting 404
earth ground 211
XDorld 318
Zand 342
corpse 362
-flax 385
what on -
inquiry 461
wonder ^10
earthenware
&a^ed384
sculpture 557
earthling372
earthly 318
end of one's - career
360
of no - use 645
earthly-minded
selfish 943
irreligious 989
earthquake
revolution 146
violence 173
earthwork 717
earwig flaUer 933
flatterer 935
ear-witness 467
ease bodily 377
style 578
leisure 685
facUUy 705
mcntol827
contend 831
at one's -
prosperous 734
- off deviate 297
- one of take 789
mind at -
cheerful Hd&
set at - relief 834
take one's - 687
eaf el support 215
painting 556
- picture 556
easement
property 780
relief SU
easily
[see easy]
- accomplished 705
- deceived 486
- persuaded 602
let one down - 918
east side 236
direction 278
Easter period 138
rite 998
- Monday
holidayed
- offering
gift 7S4:
- sepulcher 1000
Easterner 57
easy gentle 275
style 578
faciU 705
- ascent 217
- chair
support 215
repose 687
- circumstances 803
- going
u^in^ 602
irresolute 605
lenient 740
inexcUable 826
contented 831
indifferent 866
- of belief 472
-sail
moderate 174
slow '2^b
- temper 894
- terms 705
- to understand 518
- virtue 961
make one self - about
484
take it -
inactive 683
inexcitabU 826
eat /oo<2 298
tolerate %2&
- dirt 725
- heartily 298
- off the same trencher
892
- one's fill
enough 639
gorge 957
- one's words 607
- out of house and
home take 789
prodigal 818
gluttony 957
eatables 298
eaten up with 820
eating
- bitter bread of baS'
ishment 972
eating house 189
eau, battre T- 645
- de Colore 400
faire vemr T- & h
bouche 865
mettre de T- dans sot
vin 174
eau sucr6e 396
eaves 250
eavesdropper
curiosity 455
informer 527
eavesdropping
hearing 418
news 532
6bauche 626
ebb decrease 36
contract 195
regress 283
waste ^^
spoil 659
- and flow 314
- of life 360
low - 36
low2ff7
depression 308
insufficient 640
ebb Ude low 207
dry 340
ebdomarius 996
ebenezer 900
Ebionite 984
Eblis980
ebony 431
eboulement 162, 71
ebriety 959
ebullient
violent 173
^^382
excited 92^
ebullioscope 384
ebullition
energy 171
violence 173
agitation 315
heating 2:^
excitation 825
anger 900
eburm430
6cart6 840
ecbatic 155
ecce
- iterum CrisiHnui
104
-signum 550
eccentric
irregular 83
exterior 220
foolish 499
crazed 503
capricious 608
acchymosis 299
ECCL
EFFE
EGG
ELAS
•cdeiiareh 996
ecclesiastic
church 99S
dergy^QQ
^cdeuastical
canonical 985
"law 963
ecclMiolatry 991
•ceo 457
•ccrinology 299
tcdeinic220
<cer?el6 458
fchaf audage 673
4cfaapp6e840
Miapper belle 671
echelon 716
echiiiate253
echo imiiaie 19
copy 21
repeat 104
recaU 277
resonance 408
answer 462
ossentASS^
applaud to the - 931
ecnoes
awaken - 404
- calling 'mong the
rocks 19
telairdasement 522
6clat 873
eclectic 609
eclipse
surpass 33
disappearance 449
Auie528
outshine 873, 874
partial - dim 422
total - dark 421
under an -
invisible 447
out of repute 874
ecliptic 318
eclogue 597
ecology 357
economy
order 58
conduct ^^
frugality 817
(flan 626)
animal - 359
Scorcher les oreilles
410
ecphonesis 580
ecrasez rinf&me 162
ecrhythmus 139
ecstasi8 683
ecstasy
frenzy 515
transport 821
rapture 827
ecstatic 829
6cstatica994
ectogenous 161
ectype 21
ecumenical 78
edacity 957
EddA986
eddish 168
eddy
whirlpool ^^
current 312
Eden
heaven 827
(pleasure 827)
edentate 254
edge energy 171
/i6t^206
brink 231
cutting - 253
-in 228
- of hunger 865
- one's way 282
set on - 256
take the - off 174
edge tools 253
play with - 863
edgewise 217
edging
obliquity 217
border 2Sl
ornament 847
edible 298
edict 741
edification
building 161
teaching 537
learning 539
piety 987
edifice 161
edifying good 648
edile965
edit
publication 531
(printing 591)
edition, new - 658
editio princeps 448
editor 593
editorial 595
edomorphic 221
educate
teach 537
(prepare 673)
educated 490
education
teaching 537
knowledge 490
man of - 492
educational 537
school 542
educe extract 301
discover 480a
educt 40
eduction 40a
edulcorate
sweeten 396
clean 652
eel
convolutions 248
-spear 727
wnggle like an - 315
efface
disappear 449
obliterate 552
- from the memory
506
effect
conseouence IM
complete 729
carry into - 692
in - 5
take - 731
to that - 516
with crushing - 162
effective
capable 157
useful 644
effects
property 780
goods 798
effectual
success 731
effectually 52
effectuate 729
effeminate
weak 160
womanlike 374
timorous 862
sensual 954
effendi 875
effervesce
energy 171
violence 173
agitate 315
bubUe 353
excited 825
effervescent
oero/ed 338
effete old 128
weak 160
useless 645
/ot^653
spoiled 659
efficacious
[see efficient] "^
efficient
power 157
agency 170
t^iZ% 644
skia 698
effigy cop^ 21
representation 554
efflation 349
effleurer skim 267
sZur over 460
efflorescence 330
effluence egress 295
JiowZ^
effluvium
vapor 334
odor 398
efflux egress 295
C/?ou;348)
eflormation 240
effort 686
effrontery 885
effulgence 420
effuse
pour out 295, 297
excrete 299
speech 582
effusion of blood 361
eft 366
eftsoons 117
egad 535
6gards 928
egesta 299
egestion 297
^gg beginning 66
cause 153
- and dart
ornament 847
- on 616
-sheU223
too many -s in one
basket
unskillful 699
(imprudent 863)
walk among -s 704
egg-shaped 247, 249
ego intrinsic 5
immaterial 317
non - 6
egohood 5
ego spem pretio non
emo858
egotism
vanity 880
cynicism 911
selfishness 943
egregious
exceptional 83
absurd 497
exaggerated 549
important 642
egregiously
greatly 31
supremely 33
egress 296
egurgitate 295
Egyptian darkness
421
eheu! f ugaces lAbun-
tur anni 111
eiderdown 223
eidoloclast 165
€t8<a\ov 453
eidouranion 318
eight number 98
boat 27S
representative 759
eighty 98
eigner Herd 189
eile mit Weile 685
eileton 998
ein mal kein mal 137
eisegesis 523
either choice 609
happv with - 605
ejaculate
propel 284
utter 5S0
ejecta 299
ejection
displace 185
emi^ 297
eke also 37
- out complete 52
spin out 110
El 976
elaborate
improve 658
prepare 673
2a5onou« 686
work out 729
elaine356
61an 276
elapse flow 109
pass 122
elastic fluid 334
elasticity
power 157
strength 159
ELAT
ELL
EMBA
EMBO
spring 326
elate ckeer 836
rejoice 838
hopeS5S
rain 880
boast SM
elbow angle 244
projection 250
push 276
at one's -
near 197
advice 695
- one's way
progress 282
pursuit 622
ac^it;e 682
out at -8
undress 226
poor 804
disrepute 874
elbowcnair 215
elbow grease 331
elbowrooxn
space 180
freedom 748
eld 122
elder o^der 124
aged 128
veteran 130
cter^y 996
El Dorado 803
elect choose 609
{/ood 648
predestinate 976
ptou^ 987
election
numericoZ 84
necessity 601
electioneering 609
elective f rancnise 609
elector 745
electorate 737
electric stuift 274
sensation 821
excitable 825
- chair 975
- light 423
electricity 157
electrify
unexpected 508
excite 824
astonish 870
electro-biology 992
electrocution 972
electrocutioner 975
electrolier 423
electrolyze 49
electro-magnetism
157
electrotype 591
electuary 662
eleemosynary 784
Elegance, Bank of-
800
elegance
in style 578
beauty 845
tasUS50
elegy interment 363
poetry 597
tamerUSSQ
430
element
substantiality 3
component 56
beginning 66
cause 153
matter 316
devouring - 382
in one's -
facility 705
con/ent 831
lowering - scowls 353
out of its - 185
elementary
simple 42
- education 537
elements
Eucharist 998
elench 477
elephant
large 192
carrier 271
white - bane 663
elephantus non cap-
it murem 643
eleutherian 748
elevated
tipsy 959
elevation
height 206
vertical 212
raising 307
plan 554
angular - 244
- of mind 942
- of style 574
improvement 658
^^873
elevator 307
61dve 541
eleven 98
representative 759
eleventh hour
evening 126
kUe 133
opportune 134
elf infant 129
;i^l93
male 373
imp 980
elicit cause 153
drau; ou/ 301
discover 480a
manifest 525
eligible 646
eliminate
«u6duct 38
simpltfy 42
exclude 55
ii;eec{103
extract 301
elision
separation 44
shortening 201
61ite 6e8t 648
distinguished 873
aristocratic 875
elization 384
elixir 662
elk 366
eU200
take an-
taJbe789
insolence 885
iwon^ 923
t^mfue 925
£e/^A 943
ellipse 247
ellipsis
shorten 201
styte 572
eUipsoid 247, 249
eUiptic 247
elocation
displace 185
transfer 270
elocution 582
61oge 931
elozigation
distance 196
lengthening 200
elopement
avoid 623
escape 671
eloquence
stj/te 569
speech 582
action is - 582
to try thy - 582
else 37
elsewhere 187
elucidate 82, 522
elude
sophistry 477
avoid 623
escape 671
succeed 731
patter 773
elusive
[«ee elude]
deceptive 545
elusory
untrue 546
elutriate 652
eluvium 349
elysian
delightful 829
heavenly 981
Elysium bliss 827
paradise 981
elytron 223
Elzevir edition 193
emaciation
shrinking 195
thinness 203
emanate
^o out o/" 295
excrete 299
-from 544
emanation
odor 398
emancipate
deZiver 672
facUitaU 705
/ree 748, 750
emasculate
impotent 158
c^n 652
(u^eaken 160)
embalm
interment 363
perfume 400
preserwe 670
- in the memory
505
embankmeiit
esplanade 189
r^u^e 666
/ence717
(inc2o«ixre 232)
embargo
stoppage 265
proAi&ttum 761
embark
transfer 270
depart 293
-in begin 66
engage in 676
embarquer sazia Us-
cults, 8*- 674
embarras do
- choix 609
-richesses
redundance 641
wealth90S
embarrass
render difficuU 704
hinder 706
embarrassed
poor 804
in de^ 806
embarrassinir
uncertain 475
embase 659
embassy
errand 532
commission 755
consignee 758
embatUed
arranged 60
2ea^ued712
uwr array 722
embay 229
embed
locaU\%\
base2\b
embellish 847
embers 384
embeszle 791
embitter
deteriorate fiS9
aggravate 835
acer6afe 900
emblazon
color 428
ornament 847
display SS2
emblem 550
- of authority 747
embody yotn 43
com6tne 48
form a whoie 50
compose 54
include 76
emboffue 297
embolden
^pe858
encotiroi^ 861
embolism 228
embolus 261, 706
embonpoint 192
embosomed
M^edl84
interjaomt 22S
rH.'>i:{i
EMPK
ENAM
ENCY
drcumtcribed 229
wiwex250
omameii<847
embouchim 260
embowed 245
embowel 297
emtiraee
compose &i
include 76
indose 227
choomWd
take 79^
frienMdpSSS
8oeiaMiyBI&2
courtesy Sl^
endeameni 902
- an offer 762
embrangle
deranifeQl
ei I tbrenglemeiit
iii0eord713
embnunire
notch 2b7
opoMng 260
embroeatioii 662
embroider
vorUqaieAAQ
omanten^ 847
embroidery
ocfy'imct 30
exagotTaHon 649
embroil derange 61
diacord7\Z
embroilment
dxeorder ^
embrown 433
embryo
heginrii/ng 66
cause 163
in - destined 162
preparing %7Z
embryonic
{itt^l93
immature 674t
emendation 668
emerald ^reen 436
jeu^847
emerge 296
emergen^
cireumstanee 8
eoeni 161
difficulty 704^
emeritua M^ 600
respected 928
emer8ion296
sharpener 25Z
.-paper
«moo(A 266
emesia297
emetio remetly 662
taiente 742
emieation 420
emigrant
stranger b7
Iroveter 268
emigrate
remove 266
296
lenoe
earess
ewiiiien
heigU2M
fame 873
church digniiary 9M
eminently 33
emir master 746
no&26 876
emisaary
messenger 634
consignee 768
emiaaion 297
emit e^ 297
publish 631
- vapor 336
Emmanuel 976
emmeleia 413
emmet 193
emollient 662
emolument
acquisition 776
receipt 810
remuneraiion 973
emotion 821
empale
transfix 2&d
execute 972
empanel 969
emperor 746
emphasia
accent 580
emphatic
positive assertion
535
important 642
emphatically
much 31
empierce
perJorate2&d
insert ^XXi
empire
dominion 737
domain 780
empirema 476
empiric 548
empirical
experiment 463
essay 675
empiriciBm 463
emplaatrum 662
employ
business 626
i«e677
servitude 749
commiMion 756
- one's capital in
794
-oneeelf 680
- one's time in 625
in one's - 746
employ6
servant 746
o^erU 758
employer 795
empoiaon €59
emporium 799
empower
power 157
commission 756
permit 760
empresa 746
empreaaement
actm<y 682
emotion 221
desire 866
empriae 676
empta dolore docet
en>erientia490
emptfon 795
emptor 795
caveat - 769
empty dear 186
vacant 187
drain 297
ignorant 491
u;cMte638
deficient 6^
useless 645
bemarlv account of -
xes
poverty 804
- encomium 894
- one's glass 298
-purse 804
- sound 517
- stomach 866
- title name 564
undue 925
-words 546
empty-handed 640
empty-headed 491
empurple 437
empyrean sky 318
Uissful%2^
empyreuma 41
empyro8i8 384
emulate imitaJte 19
goodness 64&
rival 70S
compete 720
glory S7Z
emulsion 352
emunctory 296, 360
en
-bloc 60
- courroux 593
- flute 210, 727
- foule 102
- habiles gens 169
- masse 50
- passant
parenthetical 10
transient 111
dpropos 134
- rapport 9
-r^e order 68
conformity 82
- route
journey 2^
progress 282
- suivant la verity
494
enable 167
enact drama 699
adion 680
conduct 692
complete 729
orcter 741
2au7 963
enallage
metaphor 521
{substUuU 147)
enamel coating 223
pointung 6%
porcelain 557
ornament 847
enameler 559
enamor 897
enanthema 656
en avant 278
encage 751
encamp locate 18
abode 189
encaustic pain
556
enceinte
with child 161
region 181
inclosure 232
enchafe830
enchain
restrain 751
(join 43)
enchant please 81
enchanted
pleased S27
enchanting
beautiful 846
love S97
enchantment
sorcery 992
enchase 43
enchymatous 19
encl^ridion 593
encincture 229
encircle 227
indude 76
enclave dose 181
boundary 232
enclose [see inclot
enclosure [see
closure] •
encomiast 935
encomium 931
encompass 227
-ed with diffici
704
encore again 104
approbation 93!
encounter
undergo 161
dash 27Q
meet292
withstand 70S
contest 720
- danger 666
-risk 621
encourage
animate 615
aid 707
comforts^
hopeSSS
embolden 961
Encratism963
Encratite953
encroach
transcursion 30
do wrong 923
infringe 926
- upon 927
encuirassed 223
encumber
dijficuUy 704
hindrance 706
ENCY
ENGA
ENIG
ENRA
•Bcydopedia
knowledge 490
hook 542, 593
encyclopedical
aeneral 78
- knowledge 490
encysted 229
end
termination 67
effect 154
object 620
at an - 142
begin at the wrong -
699
come to its - 729
- in smoke 732
- of Uf e 360
- of one's tether
sophistry 477
ignorant 491
insufficient 640
difficult 704
- one's days 360
-s of the earth 196
- to end space 180
touching 199
length 200
great - of life 680
on - 212
one's journey's - 292
put an - to
destroy 162
kiUd61
endAmonism 910
endAmonist 910
endamage 649
endanger 665
endear 897
endearment 902
endeavor
pursue 622
attempt 675
- after 620
use one's best - 686
endemic
special 79
* interior 221
disease 655
endenizen 184
endimanche
adorned 847
display 882
endless
multitudinous 102
infinite 105
perpetual 112
endlong 200
endogenous 567
endome 223
endophagy 945
endorse
[see indorse]
endorsement
[see indorsement]
endosmose 302
endow
confer jxnver 157
endowed with
possessed of 777
endowment
inlrinnc 5
432
power 157
talent %^%
gift 784
endrogynous 83
endure 157
exist 1
time 106
last 110
continue 141
undergo 151
feel 821
submit to 826
-for ever 112
- pain 828
unable to - 867
yet I - 858
endwise 212
enema 300
enemy time 841
foe 891
- to society 891
the common - 978
thing devised by the
-546
put - in their mouths
959
energumen 504
energy pouxr 157
strength 159
physical 171
resolution 604
actimty 682
passion 820
enervate
paralyze 158
weaken 160
enervated 575
enf ace 590
enfant
bon-906
-gAt6
prosperity 734
satiety 869
fawnte 899
- perdu
hopeless 859
reckless 863
- terrible
artless 703
obje^ of fear 860
enfeeble 160
enfeoffment 783
Enfield rifle 727
enfilade
lengthunse 200
pierce 260
vass through 302
enfold 229
enforce urge 615
advise 695
compel 744
require 924
enfranchise
free 748
liberate 750
permit 760
enfranchised
primleged 924
engage
bespeak 132
induce 615
un^ierto^ 676
(2o&a/^722
commission 755
promise 768
compact 769
- the attention 457
- with 720
ru-
affirmation 535
engaged
marriage 903
- in atterUion 467
engagement
&tmn««8 625
battle 720
engaging
pleasing 829
amiable 897
engarrison 717
engender 161
engine 633
engine driver 268
engineer
engine driver 268
mechanician 690
military 726
engineering 633
engird 227
English
native 188
broken - 563
king's - 560
murder the king's -
568
plain -
intelligible 518
interpreted 522
style 576
engobe223
engorge
swaUow 296
gluttony 957
engorgement
too mi^ 641
engrave
furrow 259
mar^ 550
- in the memory 505
engraver 559
engraving 658
engross ujrite 590
possess 777
- the thoughts
thought 4S1
attention 457
engulf
destroy 162
plunae 310
swallow up 296
enhance
increase 35
improve 658
enhiumonie 413
enigma
question 461
secret 533
enigmatic
uncertain 475
obscure 519
(/ii(i(fen 528)
enigmatical 520
enigme, mot d'- 522
enjoin 600
advise 695
oommofui 741
vrescribe 926
enjoy
physically 377
poMeM 777
morally 827
- a state 7
- health 654
enkindle heat 384
excite 824
(induce 615)
enlarge
inereeue 35
swell 194
in wriHng 573
liberaU 750
- the mind 537
enlarged views 498
enleague 712
enlighten
illumine 420
inform 527
teadi537
enlightened
hiowledge 490
enlist engage 615
iwir 722
commimon 755
- into the service
677
- under the banners
of 707
enliven
delight S29
inspirit 834
cAeer 836
amuse 840
enmesh 704
enmity 889
ennoble 873
ennui 841
enormity
crime 947
enormous great 31
bid 192
- number 102
enough mudi 31
no morel 142
sufficieutQ39
nwderately 651
satiety SeO
- and to spare 839
- in all consdenoe 641
- to drive one mad
830
know when one has
had -953
enrage
provoibe 830
aggravate 8S5
incense 900
enrag6 865
enrapture
excite 824
beatify S20
love 897
enraptured 827
enravish
ENRA
ENTO
ENVO
EPIS
heaiifyS2Q
enraviBned 827
enravJehmniit 824
enrich
impr(we65S
wealthSOS
ornament 847
enrobe 225
enroll record 551
- troops 722
commidaion 755
enecMence 1
ensample 22
ensangiiined 361
ensconce
conceal 528
»i/e£K664
ensconced
located 184
ensemble 50
jfins Entium 076
enshrine
circum^mbe 220
repute 873
sanctify 087
- in the memory 505
ensif onn 253
ensign
standard 550
officer 72d
master 745
- of authority 747
ensilage 637, 670
enslave 740
ensnare 545
ens rationis 1, 451
ensut fMno 63, 117
happen 151
ensure 474
entablature 210
entail cause 153
tie up property 781
entangle
interlink 43
derange 61
ravd 210
entrap 545
embroil 71Z
entangled
disorder 50
- by difiBculties 704
entbehre gem was
du nicht hast
624, 777
entelechy 161
entend, ceia s'- 613
entente cordiale
alliance 714
friendship 888
enter go in 204
note 551
account 811
- a profession 625
- in converge 200
- into an engagement
768
- into details
special 70
describe 504
• into the oompod-
tion of 56
-into the feelings of
014
-into the ideas of
understand 518
concord 714
- into the spirit of
/ee;821
delight S27
- into one's views 488
- the lists
attack 716
contention 720
- the mind 451
-upon 66
enterprise
pursuit 622
undertaking 676
commercial - 704
enterprising
active 682
courageous 861
entertain
bear in mind 457
support 707
amuse 840
sociality 802
- an idea 451
- an opinion 484
- doubts 485
- feeling 821
entertwunent
[see entertain]
repast 208
txMt%
wrong-headed 481
obstiruUe 606
enthral
subjection 740
restraint 751
enthrone 873
enthronement 755
enthusiasm
feeling 821
hopeSdS
love S97
enthusiast
madman 504
obstinate 606
active 682
enthusiastic
imaginative 515
sensitive 822
excitable S25
sanguine 858
enth^eme 476
entice 615
enticing 820
entire whde 50
complete 52
continuous 60
- horse 373
entirely
much 31
entitle name 564
give a right 024
entity 1
entomb inter 363
imprison 751
entomology 368
entourage
ntiia<ionl83
surroundings 227
entozo5n 103
entrails 221
entrain 203
entrammel 751
entrance
beginning 66
ingress 204
enrapture 827, 820
magic 002
give - to 206
entrancement 824
entrap
deceive 545
{imperU 665)
entreat 765
entr6e
reception 206
dish2QS
give the - 206
have the - 204
entre chien et loup
125
entremet 208
entre nous 528
entrep6t
store 636
mart 700
entrepreneur 500
entre-sol 101
entrust
commission 755
^Ve784
credit SOS
entry beginning 66
ingress 204
record 551
entwine join 43
intersect 210
convolve 248
enucleate 522
enumerate 85
- among 76
enunciate
inform 527
affirm 535
voice 580
envelop 225
envelope
covering 223
inclosure 232
envenom
deprave 650
exasperate 835
haU S9S
anger 000
envenomed
bad 640
insalubrious 657
pain/tiZ 830
malevolent 007
- tongue 034
envious 020
- suspicion 020
environ 227
environs 107
in such and such -
183
envoy
messenger 534
cotrngnee 1S&
I
envy 921
enwrap 225
Eolian harp 417
Eolus 340
eon 076
epacme 62
epact 641
epagoge 476
6panchement
manifest 525
artless 70^
endearment 002
eparch 604
epaulet
badge 550
ornament 847
decoration 877
6perdu 824
6pergne 101
ephemeral
transient 111
ephemeris
calendar 114
record 551
&ooA;503
Ephesian letters 003
ephialtes
physical pain 378
hindrance 706
mental pain 828
ephor 067
epic
descriptive 59^
poetry 507
epicedium 830
epicene
multiform 81
exceptional 83
6picier 876
epicure
fastidious 868
sybarite 054a
aluUon 057
epicurean 054
Epicurus, system of
-054
epicy-cle, -cloid247
epidemic
ger^eral 78
disease 655
insalubrity 657
ei^idermis 223
epigenesis 161
epigram urt/ 842
epigrammatic
concise. 572
epigrammatist 844
epigraph 550
epilepsy 315
epilogue
sequel 65
drama 500
6pingles, tM ^ qua-
tre-855
Epiphai^ 008
episcopal 005
Episcopalian 084
episcopate 005
episode
adjunct 30
EPIS
Eiivrv
ESCH
ESSE
intenacence 228
episodic
irrelative 10
style 573
epistle 592
Epistles 985
epistyle 210
epitoph 363
epithalamium 903
epithem 662
epithet 564
epitome
miniature 193
short 201
concise 572
compendium 596
epitomist 201
epitoxnizer 201
epizobtic 657
epoch time 106
period 108
instant 113
daU 114
present time 118
epode 597
eponyxn564
epopcBa 597
eppur si muove 264
Epsom salts 662
epulation 298
epiilotk 662
epuration 652
equable 922
equal even 27
emiitable922
- chance 156
- times 120
- to power 157
equality 27
identity 13
equanimity 826
equate 27
compensate 30
equations 85
equator middle 68
world SIS
equatorial 68
equerry 746
equestrian 268
equibalanced 27
equidistant 68, 216
equilibration 27
equilibrium 27
eqidne carrier 271
horse 2GQ
eqidnoz
spring 125
autumn 126
equip dress 225
prepare 673
equipage
vehicle 272
instruments 633
display $82
equiparant 9, 27
equipoise &c. 27
equipollence 27
equiponderant 27
equitable wise 498
just 922
due 924
434
I
honorable 939
- interest 780
equitation 266
equity right 922
^onor 939
^u;963
- draftsman 968
in -922
equivalent
identical 13
equal 27
compensation 30
substitute 147
translation 522
equivocalness
dubious 475
double meaning 620
impure 961
equivocate
sophistry 477
paft«r 520
liebU
equivocation
[see equivocate]
without - 543
Equivoque
double meaning 520
impure 961
era time 106
daU 114
eradicate
destroy 162
extract 301
eradication 103
erase destroy 162
obliterate 552
Era8tian984
erasure 552
Erato 416
ere 116
- long 132
- now 116
past 122
Erebus dark 421
heU 9S2
erect build 161
vertical 212
rai«c 307
- the scafTolding 673
with head - 878
eremite 893
erewhile 116, 122
ergo 476
ergophobia 683
ergo sum cogito 1
ergotism 480
ergotize 485
eriometer 445
eripuit c»lo f ulmen
157
eristic 476
ermine
badge of authority
747
ornament 847
erode 659
erotic
amorous 897
impure 961
exT - in ovinion 495
^nwrmy 945
to - is human 495
message 532
business 625
commission 755
errand boy 534
errant 279
errare est humanum
495
erratic
chanaeable 149
wanaering 279
capricious 608
erratum 495
errhine349
erroneous 495
error /aZ2ao2^ 496
vice 945
guilt 947
court of - 966
writ of - 969
erst 122
erubescence 434
erubuit salva res est
950
eructate 297
erudition
knowledge 490
learning 539
eruption
violence 173
egress 295
disease 655
volcanic - 872
erysipelas 655
erythroblast 357
escalade
mounting 305
attack 71Q
escalator 307
escalop248
escamoter545
escapade
absurdity 497
freak QOS
prank 840
escape
flight 671
liberate 750
evade 927
- notice Ac.
invisible 447
inattention 458
latent 52Q
- the lips
disclosure 529
speech 582
- the memoiy 506
means of - 664, 666
escarp
fortification 717
escarpment
stratum 204
height 20d
Mique 217
eschar 204
escharotic
caustic 171
pungent 392
eschatology 67
escheat 974
eschew aoouf 623
dislike 967
esclandre 828, 830
escopet 727
escort
accompany 88
safeguarded
keeper 753
escritoire 191
esculent 298
escutcheon 550
es de vidrio la mujer
374
esoteric
private 79
concealed 528
Espagne, chateau
en-
fancy 515
hope S5»
espalier 232
especial 79
especially
more 33
Esperanto 563
espial 441
espi6glerie
cunning 702
/un 840
tri<842
espionnage
looking 4A1
inquiry 461
esplanade
houses 189
J{a<213
(plain 344)
espouse
choose 609
morria^ 903
- a cause oicf 707
codperate 709
esprit
sAretnf neM 498
11^842
bel-844
-de corps
bias^l
codperaUcn 700
800020^892
(party 712)
-fort
thinker SOO
irreligious 9S»
espy 441
esquire
niiiJb875
tale S77
essay
ezpenmeyU 483
dissertaUon 595
end«a0or676
essayist
out^or 593, 505
1
being 1
no^KTS 5
<cen< 398
{important part 642)
essential
ESSE
EUPH
EVEN
EVER
reall
vntriMicb
required Q30
important 642
-nature 3
subeUmHaUy 3
6U6 quam videri
bonus 944
astabliah
eeUle 190
create 161
place 184
evidence 4Q7
demanetrate 478
- equilibrium 27
permanent 141
Ad[rt^613
- church 983a
astablishment
party 712
shop 79Q
6stafett6 534
Mtaminet 189
estate
condition 7
property 780
come to man's - 131
esteem
believe 484
approve 931
inh^h-928
estiznable 648
estiznate
measure 466
adjudge 480
information 627
- too highly 482
estiznation
[see esteem, estimate]
estime, succte d'
873
esti7al382
estop 706
esto perpetiial
perpetuity 112
permanence 141
desire 865
esto quod esse ▼!-
deris543
estrade 213
estrange
alienate SSQ
haUS9S
estranged
secluded S9Z
estrapade
attack 71Q
punishment 972
estreat 974
estuary 343
estuauon 384
esurient 865
et
-c»tera
addS7
include 76
plural 100
- noc genus omne
similar 17
include 76
multiform 81
6tagdre 191
6talage882
6tat major 745
etch furrow 259
engraving 558
eternal 112
- home 981
into the - secret 528
Eternal, the - 976
eternity 112
an -110
launch into - 360, 361
palace of - 543
ether
lightness 320
rarity 322
vapor 334
anaesthetic 376
ethereal 4
ethicism984
ethics 926
Ethiop black 431
Ethiopian's skin
unchan>geable 150
ethnic 984
ethnology 372
ethology 926
etiolate
bleach ^2Q
whiten 430
etiology causes 155
knowledge 490
disease 655
etiquette
custom 613
fashion 852
ceremony 882
6toile, k la belle -
out of doors 220
in the air 338
EtoUe du Nord 550
6tourderie
incUtention 458
unskiUfvlness 699
et sic de similibus 17
etymology 562
etymon origin 153
verbal ^2
Eucharist 998
euchology 998
euchre 840
defeai 731
eudiometer otr 338
salubrity 656
eugef 931
eugenics 658
eiuogist 935
eulogize 482
eulogy 931
Bumenides fury 900
evU doers 913
revenge 919
eumerogenesis 161
eupepsia654
euphemism
style 577, 578
flittery9d3
euphenust
man of taste 850
flatterer 935
euphonium 417
euphony
melody 413
elegant style 578
euphoria 654
Euphrosyne 836
euphuism
elegant style 577
affected style 579
affectation 855
Eurasian 41
eureka!
ansv>er 462
discovery 480a
Euripus 343
eiurythmy 242
Eusebian 984
Euterpe 416
euthanasia 360
eutrophy 707
luTvxdv)A^plos
735
evacuate
quit ^3
excrete 295
emit 297
evacuation 299
evade sophistry 477
avoid Q23
not observe 773
exempt 927
evagation 279
evanescent
small 32
transient 111
little 193
disappearing 449
evangelical 983a, 985
Evangelists 985
evanid 160
evaporable 334
evaporate
unsubstantial 4
transient 111
vaporize 336
evasion
sophistry 477
concealment 528
falsehood 544
untruth 546
avoidance 623
escape 671
cunning 702
nonobservance 773
dereliction 927
eve 126
on the - of
transient 111
prior 116
future 121
evection 61
even
uniform 16
e^uaZ 27
sZiZZ more 33
/et>e2 213
straight 246
Jlai251
«mootK'2&Sb
aZtAou^A 469
in «?nte o/ 708
be- with
retaliate 718
pay 807
- course 628
- now 118
-so
for all that 30
yes4S8
- temper 826
-tenor
uniform 16
order 58
regularity 80
- terms 9252
pursue the - teno
continue 143
avoid 623
business 625
even-handed
just 922
honorable 939
evening 126
at shut of - flo
124
shades of - 422
evensong 990
event 151
bout 720
in the - of
circumstance 8
supposition 514
justined by the -
eventful 151
remarkable 642
stirring 682
eventide 126
eventual
fiUure 121
eventuality 161
eventually
effect 154
ever 112
- and anon 136
- changing 149
- recurring 104
- so little 32
- so long 110
- so many 102
everduring 112
evergreen
continuous 69
lasting 110
always 112
fresh 123
everlasting 112
-fire 982
- life 152
evermore 112
eversion 218
evert 140
every 78
at - turn 186
-day
conformity 82
frequent 136
habU 613
- description 81
- handRi|fl.\Y»^^\^
\ -XstfScL^yj^
EVER
EXAL
EXCE
EXCR
- other 138
- whit 52
in - mouth
assent 488
news 532
repute 873
in - quarter 180
in - respect 494
on - side 227
everybody 78
everyone 78
- his due 922
- in his turn 148
everywhere
space 180
presence 186
evict 297
evidence 467
ocular - 446
Evidence, en - 446
evident
visible 446
certain 474
manifest 525
evil harm 619
badness 649
impious 988
-day
adversity 735
- eye vision 441
malevolence 907
disapprobation 932
demon 980
spell 993
- favored 846
- fortune 735
- genius 980
- hour 135
- one 978
- plight 735
- star 649
prepare for - 673
through - report &c.
604a
evil doer 913
evil doinf 945
evil-minded
malevolent 907
vicious 945
evil n;>eaking
malediction 908
censure 932
detraction 934
evince show 467
prove 478
eviscerate
Qect 2Q7
extract 301
eviscerated 4
evoke cause 153
call upon 765
excite 824
evolution
numeriooZ 85
production 161
iiio<um264
extnetian 201
dreuitian Zll
turning ovi 818
u>^ training 673
486
military -s 722
evolve
discover 480a
evolved from 154
[and see evolution]
evolvement 313
evnlgate 531
evulsion 301
ewival 931
ewe sheep 366
female 374
ewer 191
ex
- animo 602
- dono 784
- facto jus oritur 494
- more 613
- nihilo nihil 161
- officio 494
- parte 467
- pede Herculem 82
- post facto 122, 133
- quovis ligno 134
- tempore
instant 113
occasion 134
- vi termini 159
- voto 768
exacerbate
increase 35
exasperate 173
aggravate 835
exact similar 17
^rue494
style 572
require 741
tox812
insolence 885
claim 924, 926
- meaning 516
- memory 505
- observance 772
- truth 494
exacting
severe 739
discontented 9^32 '
grasping 865
exaction
[see exact]
undue 925
exactly
literally 19
just so 488
exaggeration
increase 35
expand 194
overestimate 482
magnify 649
misrepresent 555
exalt
increase 35
elevate 307
extol 931
{boast 884)
- one's horn 873
exalte 504
tfite -c 503
exalted high 206
repute 873
no&2e 875
magnanimous 942
examination
[see examine]
evidence 467
undergo - 461
examine
attend to i57
inquire 461
example
pattern 22
instance 82
bad - 949
good -948
make an - of 974
set a good - 944
exanimate
dead ZOO
supine 683
exanthema 655
exarch 745
exasperate
exacerbate 173
aggravate 835
enrage 900
excavate 252
excecation 442
exceed surpass 33
remain 40
transgress 303
intemperance 954
exceedingly
{greatly 31)
excel surpass 33
- in skiUful 698
exceUence
goodness 648
virtue 944
exceUence, par - 642
exceUency
title S77
excelsior 305
excentric 220 [and see
eccentric]
except subduct 38
exclude 55
reject 610
exception
unconformity 83
qualification 469
exemption 777a
disapproval 932
take-
qualify 469
resent 900
exceptionable
bad ^9
guilty 947
exceptional
unimitated 20
extraneous 57
unconformable 83
in an - degree 31
exceptions 901, 901a
exceptis excipiendis
469
excem 297
excerpta parts 51
compendium 596
selections 609
excerption 609
excess
remainder 40
redundance 641
intemperance 954
excessive
great 31
exchange
reciprocity 12
interchange 148
eaioon 189
transfer 783
tarter 794
mart 799
biU of - 771
- blows &c.
retaliation 718
&a^720
Exchequer 802
Baron of - 967
Court of - 966
-bill 800
excise 812
exciseman 965
excision 38
excitabat enim flue-
tus in simpulo
549
excitability
excitement 825
irasdbilitvyoi
excitation 824
excite energy 171
violence 173
- morally 824
- an impression 375
- attention 457
- desire 865
-hope 811
- love 897
excited fancy 515
excitement 824, 825
anger 900
exclaim 411
- against 932
exclamation 580
exclude
sift 42
leave out 55
r^ect 610
prohibit 761
banish 893
exclusion 66, 57
exdiisive
simple 42
omitting 55
special 79
irregular 83
forbidding 761
-of 38
- possession 777
- thought 457
excogitate
Hhoughl 451
imagination 515
excommunicate
banish 893
curse 908
rite 998
{exclude 55)
excoriate 226
excrement
excretion 299
dirt 653
EXCR
EXIL
EXPE
EXPL
neretoence
projection 250
Uemish^^
excreta
excretion 299
dirt 653
excretion 297, 299
excruciatiiig
physical pain 378
mental pom 830
exculpate
foroive 918
iryndicaU 937
acquit 970
excursion tour 266
circuit 311
ezcunionist 268
excursive
deviating 279
• 8^!/2e 573
excursus 595
excuse plea 617
exempt 777a
forgive 918
exempt 927a
indicate 937
execrable iKxd 649
offensive 830
execrate Aofe 898
cwr«e 908
execution
music 416
action 680
conduct 692
signing 771
observance 772
punishment 972
earn* into -
romplete 729
put in -
undertaking 676
executioner 975
executive
conduct 692
authority 737
judicature 965
executor 690
to one and his -s &c.y
proverty 780
exegetical 522
exegi monumentuzn
8dre perennius
551
exemplar 22
exemplary 944
exempla sunt odiosa
22
exemplify
quote 82
illustrate 522
exempt /ree 748
dispensation 927a
- from adsen/ 187
unpossessed 777a
exemption
exception 83
qualification 469
permission 760
nonpossession 777a
nonliahUUy 927a
exenterate 297
exequatur 755
exequies 363
exercise
operation 170
^cacfe 537
easA;625
Ti5e677
ac^ 680
exeri 686
{prepare 673)
- authority 737
- discretion 600
- power 157
- the intellect 451
exercises 990
exercitation
[see exercise]
exert use 677
- authority 737
- oneself 686
exertion
physical 171
e^or^ 686
exfoliate 226
exhalation
Section 297
excretion 299
vapor 336
ocfor 398
exhaust
paralyze 158
vxisU^^
fatigue OSS
complete 729
drain 789
squander 818
exhausted
exhaustive
complete 52
- inquiry 461
exhaustless
infinite 105
enough 639
exhibit
evidence 467
8/i{m7 525
(ii«p2a2/ 882
exhilarate 836
exhilarating gas 376
exhort
persuade 615
advise 695
exhume
7>a£^ fimes 122
disinter 363
exigeant 739
exigency crisis 8
requirement 630
dear^/i 640
difficulty 704
need 865
exigent
exacting 739
discontented 832
exiguity 103
exiguous 193
exile
transport 185
&anisA 893
TmnifiA 972
(^*cc< 297)
voluntary - 893
exUity 203
existence being 1
thing 3
-in time 118
- in space 186
come into - 151
exit
departure 293
e^ess 295
disappear 449
give - to 297
Mitus acta probat
478
supreme 33
important 642
exode 599
exodus 293
exogenous 367
exomorphic 220
exonerate
disburden 705
release 760
forgive 918
exempt 927a
vindicate 937
acjiii/ 970
exopnagy 945
exorable 914
exorbitant
enormous 31
redundan/ 641
dear 814
exorcism 992, 993
exorcist 994
exordium 64
exosmose 302
exostosis 250
exoteric open 525
public 531
exotic aZien 10
exceptional 83
pZfln^ 367
expand
iru:rease 35
su'eZ/ 194
- in breadth 202
rare/y 322
- in writing 573
expanse space 180
size 192
expansion 194
expatiate
range 266
- in writing, &c. 573
- in discourse 584
expatriate
deport 295
6anis/i 893
expect
look forward to 507
/lope 858
not wonder 871
(/u^wre 121)
reason to - 472
expectance 871
expectancy 780
expectante, m6de-
cine-
waU 133
remedy 662
expectation 607
beyond - 508
hold out an - 768
expected
as well as can be - 654
expectorate 297
expedience 6M
expedient
plan 626
means 632
tise/u/646
expedite early 132
quickening 274
hasten ^^
aid 707
expedition
[see expedite]
march 26%
actvntyQS2
war 722
expel push 284
e;cc/ 297
punish 972
{displace 185)
expend u;as^ 638
wse 677
1)02/809
- itfielf 683
expende Hannibal-
em 642
expenditure 809
accounts 811
expense price 812
joke at one's - 842
spare no - 816
expenseless 815
expenses 809
expensive 814
experience
meet with 151
knowledge 490
undergo 821
learn by - 950
experienced 698
- eye, &c. 700
experiences
narrative 594
experiment
(ria/ 468
endeavor 675
experimental philoe-
ophy 316
experimentum cru-
cis test 463
proof 478
expert skillful 698
proficient 700
experto crede 484
expertus metuit 698,
860
expiate 952
expire end 67
run Us course 109
die 360
expired past 122
explain
exemplify 82
answer 462
EXPL
EXTA
EXTO
EXTB
{inform 527)
(teack 537)
^ away 523
- wrongly 528
explainer 524
expletive
diffuse 573
redundant 641
explication 522
explicit dear 518
potent 525
explicitness 570
explode buret 173
C(mfuto479
failure 732
passion 825
exploded pa«< 122
antiquated 124
error 495
blown upon 932
[arkf «ee explosion]
_flXploit
action 680
courage 861
exploitation 461
explore
investigate 461
experiment 463
explorer 268
explosion
[see explode]
revolution 146
violence 173
sound 406
anger 900
explosive 727
dangerous 665
exponent
numencoZ 84
interpreter 524
informant 527
tmiex 550
export 295
expose
denude 226
confuJte 479
disidose 529
censiire 932
-oneself
disreputable 874
- to danger 665
- to view
visibfo 446
maniSfest 525
expoB6
disclosure 529
description 594
exposed to
/ia6ie 177
exposition
[eee expose]
explanation 522
exkibUion 882
expositor
interpreter 524
feoc^ 540
expository
explaining 522
informing 527
disserting 595
dissuade 616
advise 695
deprecate 766
reprehend 932
exposure [see expose]
appearance 448
- to weather 338
expound
interpret 522
teach 537
expounder 524
express
carrier 271
rapid 274
squeeze ou^ 301
Tnean 516
declare 525
inform 527
intentional 620
^ansi^ 627
^as/e684
- by words 566
-car 272
- sympathy for 915
- train 272
expressed, well -578
expression [see ex-
press]
musical - 416
as2>ec^ 448
nomenclature 564
phrase 566
mode of - 569
new f angled - 563
expressive
meaning 516
sensHnlUy 822
expressman 271
exprobation
censure 932
occtisa/ion 938
expropriation 782
expugnable 665
expugnation
. success 731
(taking 789)
expuition 297
expulsion
[see expel]
exdusion 55
expunire
des^roj/ 162
efface 552
expurgate 652
expurgatoriusy index
-761
exquisite
savory 394
excellent 648
pleasurable 829
/op 854
exquisitely
»ery 31
exsiccate 340
exspuition 297
exsudation 299
exsufflation 993
exsuscitate
stimulate 824
(move 615)
estantl
extasy [see ecstasy]
extemporaneous
[see extempore]
transient 111
extempore
instant 113
eaWy 132
occasion 134
off-hand 612
unprepared 674
extend
expand 194
T^olong 200
(increase 35)
-to 196
extended 202
spacious 180
extensibility 324
extensile 324
extension [see extend]
iTicreose 35
space 180
-of time 110
extensive
great 31
iruiel80
- knowledge 490
extenso, in-
whole 50
diffuse 573
extent
de^ee 26
space 180
extenuate
decrease 36
weaken 160
excttse 937
extenuated 203
extenuating drcum-
stances
qualificcUion 469
exctisc 937
exteriority 220
exterminate 162
extermination 301
exterminator 165
external 220
- evidence 467
- senses 375
extinct
inexistent 2
past 122
destroyed 162
darkness 421
extincteur 385
extinction
obliteration 552
- of life 360
extinguish
destroy 162
&2ou7 0u^ 385
darken 421
extinguisher 165
put an - upon
hinder 706
defeat 731
extinguishment 2
extirpate 2, 301
extispicious 511
extispicy 511
extol
ooer-es^mote 482
praise 931
extort ex/roof 301
compd 744
despoil 789
extorted
dissent 489
extortion
deamess 814
rapacity 819
extortionate
severe 739
^raspin^ 865
extra -
additiorud27
supernumerary 641
ab-220
extract
toibeou^ 301
quotation 596
extraction 801
paternity 166
- of roots 85
extractor 301
extradition
deportation 270
expulsion 297
extrados220
extrajudicial 964
extralimitary 220
extramundane 220.
317
extramural 220
extraneous
extrinsic 6
not related 10
foreign 57
extraneousness 67
extraordinary
great 31
exceptional 83
extraregarding 220
extravagant
tTiordina^ 31
violent 173
a!>surd 497
/ooZisA 499
fanciful 515
exaggerated 549
excessive 641
high-priced 814
prodigal 818
imZ^ar 851
ridiculous 853
extravaganza
fanciful 515
drama 599
extravagation 303
extravasate
e^ess 295
ejection 297
extreme
inordinate 31
end 67
- unction 998
extremis, in-
d2^n^ 360
d<</icuZ<!/ 704
extremity end 67
adversity 735
(ri&uioiion 82S
EXTR
EYE
EYE
EYRY
at the last - 665
drive matten to an -
604
6actricate
takeoiU^l
deliver Q72
facUUaU 70b
liberaU 750
«ztringieaU^ 6
6Ktrixisie6viaene«467
6(ztru8ion
tiject 297
excrete 2^
wmberaiit
- 8iyU 573
redundant eS9
ezudatian
egress 295
eoccretion2^
exulcarate 650
aonilt rejoice 838
boast9»4t
exultant
Aope/uZ 858
•zultiDg
eheerftd^M
ezuiig6 356
•xuTiA dut 653
{remains 40)
eye circle 247
OTpening 260
organ of sight 441
appear to one's - 446
before one's -s
/ron/ 234
visible 446
manifest 525
cast the -s on
see 441
cast the -s over
attend to 457
catch the - 457
close the -a
Uind^^A2
death SeO
sleep QS^
dry -s 823
- askance 860
- glistening 824
- like Mars 441
- of a needle 260
- of the master 693
-s draw straws 683
-s in flood with laugh-
ter 838
-8 open
attention 457
care 459
intention 620
-6 opened
disclosure 529
-s out 442
fix the -s on 457
have an - to
attention 457
intention 620
desire 865
have one's -s about
one 459
her -s are homes of
silent prayer 441
in one's -
visible 446
expectant 507
in the - of the law 963
in the -s of
appearance 448
be/ie/484
keep an - upon 459
look with one's own
-s459
mind's - 515
open the -s to 480a
set one's -s upon 865
shut one's -s to
inattention 458
permit 760
to the -s 448
under the -s of 186
up to one's -s 641
with moistened -s 839
with open -s 870
eyeglass 445
eyeless 442
eyelet 260
eye opener 508
eyesight 441
eyesore
uglyS4Q
blemish ^^
eyeteeth
have cut one's -
adolescence 131
skiU 698
cunning 702
eyewater 662
eyewitness
spectator 444
evidence 467
eyot346
eyre 966
eyry 189
c^^
faber: - est quisque
fortune suse 690
Fabian policy
delay 133
inaction 681
caution 864
fable error 495
metaphor 521
fiction 546
description 594
fabric state 7
ejB^ect 154
texiiire 329
fabricate make 161
invent 515
falsify 544
fabrication lie 546
fabnla narratur, de
te - retaliate 718
condemn 971
fabulist 594
fabulous
erM>n?um8 31
imaginary 515
untrue 5&
exaggerated 549
faburden 413
facade 234
face exterior 220
covering 223
/ron^ 234
a«pec^ 448
oppose 708
re«w< 719
&mue861
impti(2e7ice 885
change the - of 146
- about 279
- of the country 344
- of the thing
appearance 448
- the music 861
- to face front 234
contraposition 237
manifest 525
- untaujdit to feign
fly in the - of
disobey!^
in the - of
presence 186
ovposite 708
look in the -
see 441
proud 878
make -8
distort 243
11^1^846
disrespect 929
iiot show -
disreputable 874
hashfid 879
on the - of
fianifest 525
oa the ' of the earth
440
space 180
ti>or^318
put a good - upon
sham 545
coZm 826
cheerfidSSQ
hope S5S
pndeS7S
display 882
vindicate 937
set one's - against
708
show-
present 186
visible 446
to one's - 525
wry -378
face guard 717
facet 220
faceti8B842
facetious 842
facia 234
facile
tvilling 602
irresolute 605
easy 705
facile largiri de
alieno 818
facile princeps 33
facilis descensus
Avemi
doping 217
danger 665
f aciliUte 705
facility skiU 698
easy 706
facing covering 223
facinorous 945
facinus quos in-
quinat ssquat
308
fagon de parler
figure of speech 521
exaggeration 549
facsizrdle copy 21
representation 554
fact existence 1
event 151
certainty 474
fru^ 494
in - 535
facta non verba 884
faction party 712
feud 713
factious 713
factitious 545, 546
factor
numerical 84
director 694
consignee 758
(merchant 797)
factory 691
factotum
agent Q90
manager &i^
employs 758
facts evidence 467
- are stubborn things
474
summary of - 594
facula420
faculties 450
in possession of one's
-502
faculty
poruer 157
profession 625
skiU 698
facundity 582
fad&uM481
caprice 608
f addle 683
fade vanish 4
transient 111
become old 124
droop 160
^ou; (iim 422
lose color 429
disavpear 449
3pou 659
- from the memory
506
fade 391
fadge23
faeces excretion 299
foulness 653
f 8dx populi 876
fag2a5or686
/o^i^ixe 688
drudge 690
-end
remainder 40
end 67
fagot buruile 72
/we/ 388
- voter 4
fagots ot fagots 15,
465
faience 557
fail droop 160
shortcoming 304
6e confuted 479
not succeed 732
not o6«erre 773
not ixzi/ 808
dereliction 927
failing [see fail]
incomplete 53
insufficient 640
vice 945
oui/t 947
- heart 837
- luck 735
- memory 506
- sight 443
- strength 160
failure 732
fain wiUing 602
compulsive 744
wish86b
faineant 683
faint
small in degree 32
impotent 158
weak 160
sound 405
dim 422
co2or 429
swoon 688
damn with - praise
930, 932, 934
-heart /ear 860
cowardice 862
wooing 902
f aintness 406
fair in degree 31
pate 429
t(?Aite430
ti?»e498
important 643
^00^648
moderate 651
mart 799
beautiful 845
yi4<t922
honorable 939
by - means or foul
631
- chance 472
- copy copy 21
writing 590
-field
oooo^ion 134
- game 857
- name 873
- play 922, 928
- question 461
- sex 374
- weather 734
pleasurableness 829
- weather sailor 701
- wind 705
- words 894
in a - way
tending 176
probable 472
convalescent 658
vrosperous 734
hopeful S5S
f aire sans dire 680
fairing 784
fairly
inirinsicaUy 5
get on - 736
fair-spoken
courtesy 894
flattery 93Z
f afrway 267
fairy /anct/uZ 515
fay 979
imp 980
- tale 594
fabrication 546
fauryland 515
fait:au-
FAIT
FALL
FALS
FAN
knowledge 400
skiUful 698
- accompli
certain 474
complete 729
/Taith belUf 484
hope S5S
honor 939
pie^y987
declaration of - 983
- cure 662
- curer 984
i'-535
keep - with
observe 772
plight -
promiee 768
love 902
tnie-
orthodox983a
want of -
incredulity 487
irreligioue 989
faithful [see faith]
/iA:el7
copy 21
exact 494
o6e(/tcn<743
- memory 505
- to 772
faithless false 544
dishonorable 940
«cep<icaZ 989
fake
concoct 544
swindle 545
uniniM 546
faker 548, 797
fakir 804, 996
Falak al aflak 981
f alcade 309
falcate pointed 244
caruAZ 245
falchion 727
Falcidian law 780
falciform
[see falcate]
falcon 792
falconet 727
faldstool 215
fall antumn 126
happen 151
perish 162
slope 217
regression 283
descend dOQ
die^m
faU722
adversity 735
tnce 945
- a cursing 908
- a prey to
d^eated 732
siitject 749
- asleep 683
- astern rear 235
re^6«« 283
- at one's feet 725
- away 195
- back return 283
recede 2S7
relapse 661
back upon
u«e677
defense 717
dead die 360
down 990
down l>efore 928
flat on the ear 843
foul of blow 276
hinder 706
oppose 708
discord 713
attacA;716
contention 720
censure 932
from one's high es-
tate
adversity 735
disrepute 874
from the lips 582
in order 58
continuity 69
event 151
in love with 897
• in price 815
in the way of 186
in with agree 23
conform 82
converge 290
discover 480a
concord 714
consent 762
into
conversion 144
n'lw 348
> into a custom
conform to 82
• into a habit 613
• into a passion 903
• into a trap 547
- into decay 659
• into oblivion 506
• into raptures 827
• of day 125
• off decrease 36
deteriorate 659
• off again 661
• of the curtain 67
• of the leaf 126
• of snow 383
• on one's knees
submit 725
«em^886
gratitude 916
worship 990
• out happen 151
quarrel 713
enmity 889
■ short inferior 34
contract 195
shortcoming 304
■ through fail 732
■ to eat 298
take in hand 676
do battle 722
• to one's lot
event 151
chance 156
receive 785
duty 926
-to pieces
duijunction 44
destruction 162
brittle ^2S
- to the ground
be confuted 479
faU 732
- to work 686
- under
inclusion 76
subjection 749
- under one's notice
457
- upon
discover 480a
unexpected 508
deme626
a/tocA;716
- upon the ear 418
have to - back upon
provision 637
let - lower 308
inform 527
water -348
fallacy sophistry 477
error 495
show the - of 497
fallen angel
bad man 949
Satan 978
faUible
uncertain 475
sophistical 477
falling
- star t0or2d 318
luminary 423
- weather 348
what a - off 659
fallow
unproductive 169
yellow 436
unready 674
inactive 681
false sophistry 477
error 495
untme 544, 546
spurious 925
dishonorable 940
- alarm 669
- coloring
misinterpretation
523
falsehood 544
- construction 528,
544
- doctrine 984
- expectation 509
-hearted 940
- impression 495
- lignt mion 443
- money 800
- ornament 851
- plea untruth 546
plea 617
- position 704
- pretenses
steal 791
- prophet
disappoint 509
(pseudo-reveUUion)
986
-ieaBomxi%4n
- scent error 495
mislead 538
-shame 855
- statement 546
- step 732
- teaching 538
- witness
deceiver 548
detraction 934
falsehood 544, 546
falsetto squeak 410
want of voice 581
falsi crimen 545
falsification 555
falsify error 495
falsehood 544, 54A
- accounts 811
- one's hope 509
falsus
- in uno 52, 544
falter slow '2:1 b
stammer 583
Ae9tto/e605
slip 732
hopeless 859
/car 860
faltering accents 605
fame
memory 505
renown 873
familiar
known 490
habitual 613
sociable 892
a^a6^ 894
- spirU 979, 980
on - terms 888
familiarize
teach 537
habU^rZ
Familist 984
familistery 712
f amille, en - 892
family
ib'n 11
pedigree 69
cUlss 75
ancestors 166
posterity 167
party 712
- circle 892
- jars 713
- likeness 17
-tie 11
happy - 714
in tne bosom of one's
-221
in the - way 161
famine 640
- price 814
famine-stricken 640
famish
stingy 819
fasting 956
famished
insufficient 640
hungry 865
famous 873
famously
much 31
FANA
FARM
FAST
FATH
stnke 276
blow 349
coo/ 385
refresh 689
stimukUe 824
erUhtisiast 840
- into a flame
anger 900
- the embers 505
' the flame
violence 173
^ea/384
Old 707
excUe 824
flirt a - 855
fanatic
madman 504
imaginative 515
relioious - 988
fanatical
misjudging 481
tn«ane 503
emotional 821
excitable 825
heterodox 984
overrighteous 988
fanaticism
obstinacy 606
fanciful
imaginative 515
capricious 608
ridiculous 853
- projector 515
fancy ^AinA; 451
idea 453
6e/iet;e 484
sup-pose 514
imagine 515
caprice 608
choice 609
pugilism 726
u^842
desire 865
/ovc 897
after one's - 850
-dog 366
- light from - caught
515
- price 814
- stocks 800
indulge one's - 609
take a - to
de/ip/U in 827
desire 865
take one's -
p^ee829
fandango 840
fandi, mollia tem-
pera-588
fane 1000
fanfare loudness 404
celebration 883
f anf aron 887
fanfaronade 884
fangs venom 663
rote 737
retention 781
fanlight 260
fanUke202
fannal999
442
fantasia 415
farmhouse 189
irreMuUfm
fantastic odd 83
faro 621
tergiversation W ^
absurd 497
- bank 621
caprice 608
- asleep 683
-by lOT
imaginative 515
farrago 59
caiTrictoue (08
ridiculous 853
farrier 370
farrow
- day 956
fantasy
produce 161
- friend 800
imagination 515
liUer 167
- man fop 854
desire 865
multitude 102
libertine W2
fantoccini
f arse 998
stick - 704
representation 554
far-sighted 510
fasten join 43
drama 599
farther 196
Aan^ 214
faquir 996
[and see further]
restrain 751
far
farthing
- a quarrel upon 71 "^
- on the mind 451
- and near 180
quarter 97
-and wide 31, 180,
worthless 6^
- upon 789
196
coin SOO
fastening 45
- away 196
- candle 422
fast-handed 819
- be it from
farthingale 225
fastidious
unwilling 603
fasces 747
censonouB 932
deprecation 766
fascia
fastidiousnass 868^^9
- between
&and 205
fasting
disjunction 44
circle 247
worMp990
/eu? 103
fascicle 72
penance 952
interval 198
fasciculated 72
abstinence M6
- from it
fascinate
fastness
unlike 18
influence 615
asylum Wd
shortcoming 304
excite 824
defense 717
no 536
ptea«e829
fat corpulent 192
- from the truth 546
astonish 870
expansion 194
-off 196
tore 897
unctuous S55
farce
conjure 992
oUaainous 356
- in the fire
absurdity 497
fascinated
i/nlruM546
pleased S27
disorder 59
drama 599
fascination [see fas-
violence 173
t&i/842
cinate]
- of the land
ridiculous 853
infatuation 825
pleasure d77
mere-
desire 870
enough 6^9
tinimj^orton/ 643
(speU 993)
fascine 72
prosperity 734
useless 645
intemperance 95
farceur
fas et nefas, per -
kill the -ted calf
actor 599
ver severance 604a
by aU means 631
celebration fiSZ
humorist 844
sociality 8&2
fardel
fash 830
fate
6und^72
fashion
- Morgana
hindrance 706
state!
occasion 134
fare stoto 7
/orm 240
ignis fatuus 423
/ood 298
custom 613
- obstant 601
price 812
biU of -
rne^Aod627
- viam invenient 4 ==*^
ton 862
fatal 361
/i8(86
after a -
- disease 655 .
fare fac 680
middling 32
- gift of beauty 84-- ^^
their - hands 716
farewell
after this - 627
departure 293
relinquishment 624
be in the - 488
fatalism 601
follow the - 82
f ataUty 601
tow 776
for -'s sake 852
fate end 67
- to greatness 874
man of - 852
necessity QOl
far-famed 31, 873
set the -
predetermination
far-fetched 10
tn^uence 175
611
far-gone
authorUy 737
fast joined 43
cAance 621
much 31
be one's - 156
insane 503
steadfast 150
sure as - 474
spoiled 654
rapid 274
Fates 601
farina 330
fashionable 852
fat-headed 499
farinaceous 330
intemperate 954
father eldest 128
fari qusd sentiat 525
not ea^ 956
paternity 166
farm tilt 371
worship 990
priesZ 996
property 780 ,
rite 998
Apostolical -8 985
reni 788
- and loose
- upon 155 _,
gathered to one's -^^
360
farmer 371
af ternooQ - 683
sophistry 477
) falsehood 54A
^TH
FEAR
FEEB
FELL
599
Gkxl the
»odl66
[id 189
»158
906
ipl66
the -983
200
jate 4&1
52
•e466
r480a
dge 4:90
MS 208
511
•n688
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mt 511
98
3
fl94
e658
r(m« 734
a8iUS8%
c99
Hi 499
r227
U
87
'0
95
ection 651
732
5
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rin 475
1/491
/u/699
th 932
der 832
650
rU 94&
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50
I 852
bien 489
1-536
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ty QOl
215
90
732
4uaM7
intrigue 961
f ayaginous 252
f ayeolate 252
f avillous 432
fayor
resemble 17
badge 550
2e/(er592
aid 707
indulgence 740
permit 760
giftlU
paHiality 923
appearances in - cf
472
- with 784
get into -
friendship 888
love S97
in - repute 873
approbation 931
in -of
avprove 931
under - of 760
view with - 906
faTorable
occasion 134
rviUing 602
^ood 648
aid 707
- prospect 472
-to 709
take a - turn
improve 658
prosperity 734
faToraoly
weUQlS
f aTorer 890
fayorite
pleasing 829
beloved 897, 899
faToritiszn
friendship 888
wTon^ 923
f ayose 252
fawn
cringe 886
flatter 9SS
fawn-colored 433
fax mentis incen-
dimn glorias 615
fay 979
faze
disconcert 706
bother SSO
daunt SQO
fealty
obedience 743
duty 926
respect 928
fear 860
- is the parent of
cruelty 860
fearful
painful 830
timid 862
fearfully
mu(^ 31
wonderfvtty 870
fearless
^pe858
courage 861
feasible
possible 470
ea«y 705
feast period 138
repa«l 298
pleasure 377
rei^840
rito 998
- one's eyes 897
feast of reason
conversation 588
- and flow of soul
sociality 892
feat action 680
courage 861
- of arms 720
- of strength 159
feather doss 75
tuft 25%
light Z20
tnfUUZ
ornament 847
decoration 877
- in one's cap
Aonor 873
decoration 877
- in the scale 643
- one's nest
prepare 673
prosperity 734
wealth SOZ
economy 817
selfish 9^
- the oar 698
hear a - drop 403
in full -
prepared 673
prosperous 734
ricA 803
in hish -
health 654
cheerful SS^
pleased with a - 840
feather bed 324
feathered tribes 366
feathery 256
featly682
feature
character 5
component 56
form 240
appearance 448
lineament 550
feaze 60 [see also faze]
febrifuge 662
febrile 825
fecal 653
fecit 556
f ecula 653
feculence 653
fecund 168
fecundate 161
federal currency 800
federalists 712
federation 712
fee possession 777
property 780
pay 809
reward 973
feeble weak IQO
illogical ^77
iscarUy 32)
feeble-minded
imbecile 499
irresolute 605
feebleness
style 676
feed eat 298
supply ed7
- the flame 707
fee-faw-fum
bugbear SGO
spell 99S
feel sense 375
touch S79
emotion 921
- f or <ry 463
benevolence 906
pity9U
- grief 916
- one's way
essay 675
caution 864
- the pulse 461
- the want of 865
feeler 379
inquiry 461
experiment 46S
feeling 821
- of sense 916
feet low 207
walkers 266
at one's -
near 197
subjection 749
humility 879
fall at one's -
submit 725
fall on one's -
prosper 7M
lick the - of
servile SSO
light upon one's -
«a/e664
spring to one's - 307
throw oneself at the -
of entreat 765
feign 544
feigned 545
feint 545
f elicitas, curiosa -
698
f elicitas multos ha-
bet amices 734
f eUcitate 896
felicitous
agreeing 23
- style 23
skWfulQ9S
successful 731
pleasant 829
felicity
happiness 827
feline cat 366
stealthy 528
cunning 702
feliz
- qui potuit 153
- se nescit amari 734
fell destroy 162
FELL
PETC
FIDD
FIER
lay fiat 213
akin 223
laylowd€S
eireSeO
malevolent 907
fellah 876
fellow similar 17
eqiuil27
companion 88
dual S9
man 373
scholar 492
- commoner 541
fellow-companion
890
fellow-countryman
890
fellow-creature 372
fellow-feeling
friendship 888
love S97
benevolence 906
jnty 914
fellow-man 890
fellowship
academic 542
partnership 712
friendship 888
good - 892
fellow-Student 541
felo-de-se 361
felon 949
felonious 945
felony 947
felt texture 219
heart- 821 -
felucca 273
female 374
feme coverte 903
feme sole 904
feminality
weakness 160
woman 374
feminine 374
f emme de chambre
746
fen 345
fence enclose 232
evade 544
defense 717
fight 720
prison 752
thief 792
{safety 664)
{refuge 666)
- round 229
- with a question 528
on the - 607
word - 477
fenced 770
fenceless 665
fencible 726
feneration 787
fend 717
fender 717
Fenian
malcontent 710
rebel 742
fenny 345
fenimi habet in
carnu
444
warning 668
etnl doer 913
f eodal 780
feodality
government 737
possession 777
f eofl property 780
feoffee possessor 779
receiver 785
f eofler 784
f ersB natursB 366
fere totus mundus
599
f eria 840
ferine 907
ferment
disorder 59
energy 171
violence 173
agitation 315
lightness 320
effervesce 353
emotion 821
excitement 824, 825
anger 900
fermentation,
acetous - 397
fern 367
ferocity
violence 173
brutalUy 907
Ferrara
sword 727
ferret out
inquire 461
discover 480a
ferry transfer 270
IWIW627
ferryboat 273
ferryman 269
fertile
productive 168
{abundant 639)
- imagination 515
fertilization 161
ferule 975
come under the • 932
fervent hot 382
desirous 865
- hope 858
fervid hot 382
heartfelt 821
excited S24
fervor heat 382
passion 820
animation 821
fot;c 897
Fescennine 961
festal ea^in^ 298
fioaVi/ 892
fester corrupt 653
disease 055
festina lente 864
festivity
amusement 840
socialUy 892
festoon cunfe 245
ornament 847
fetch feriw^ 270
arrive 292
e»a«ion 545
seU for S12
- and carry
86n^886
- a sigh 839
- one a blow
stnke 276
attack 716
f 6te amttsemerU 840
^aZa 882
f 6t6 892
fetich 991, 993
f etichism 992
feticide 361
fetid 401
fetish
[see fetich]
fetter restrain 751
shackle 752
fettle 673
feu
- de joie
amusement 840
celebration 883
- d'enfer 716
feud discord 713
property 780
death - 919
feudal
government 737
tenure 780
feudatory 749
fever heat 382
disease 655
excitement 825
feverish ^urry 684
anirnated 821
excited 824
f everwort 662
few
a -100
- and far between 70
- words
concise 572
taciturn 585
compendium 596
fewness 103
fey 828
fez 225
fiancee 897
fiasco 732
fiat 741
fiat lux 161
fib falsehood 544, 546
thump 720
fiber link 45
filameni 205
fickle
changeable 149
irresolute 605
fictile 240
fiction
untruth 546
(/rtncy 515)
work of - 594
fictitious 546
fictive 546
fid 392
fiddle play 416
violin 417
fiddle-de-dee
absurd 497
tenimporton/ 643
contempt 930
fiddle-faddle
unmeaninof 517
trifle 043
dawdle 6r 3
fiddler 416
fiddlestick 417
- end 643
fidei defensor 717
fideli certa xnerees
973
fidelis ad timain 939
fideUty
veracity 543
chedience 743
observance 772
Aonor 939
fidget changes 149
aciurity 682
^i«Ty 684
excitability 825
fidgety
irresolute 605
/earfuZ 860
irascible 901
fiducial 150
fiduciary 484
fidus Achates
auxiliary 711
/rierwi 890
fie disreputable 874
- upon it
censure 932 '
field 8C07>e 180
region 181
p2ain 344
agriculture 371
&tmne8« 625
arena 728
property 780
beasts of the - 366
- of inquiry
topic 454
inquiry 461
- of view
vista 441
iciea 453
take the - 722
field day
conterUion 720
amusement 840
display 882
field glass 445
field marshal 745
field piece 727
field preacher 996
field work 717
fiend ruffian 913
demon 980
fiendish 945
fiendlike
malevolent 907
wicked 945
fiend 9S0
fierce violent 173
passion 825
daring 861
anory 900
fieri facias 963
fiery violent 173
FIES
FILL
FIND
FING
^382
strong feding 821
excitable S2S
angry 900
irasabU 901
- cross 550
-furnace 386
- imagination 515
- ordeal 828
fiesta 840
fife 417
fifer 416
fifth 98, 99
fifty 98
unimportance 643
- out 857
in the name of the
prophet -a! 497
fight
conleniion 720
warfare 722
- against destiny GOO
- it out 722
- one's battles again
594
- one's way
- shy avoid 623
coward 862
pursue 622
active 682
exertion 686
- the good fight 944
show-
defenae 717
courage 861
fighter 726
fighting cock
combatant 726
courage 861
fighting man 726
figment 515
figurante 599
figurate number 84
figuration 240
figurative
metaphorical 521
representing 554
- styU 577
figure
number 84
form 2iO
appearance 448
metaphor 521
indicate' 550
represent 554
price 812
ugly 846
cut a-
repute 873
display 882
- to oneself 515
- of speech 521
exaggeration 549
poor - 874
figiure fiinger 994
figurehead
sign 550
representativn 554
figurine 554
figuriite559
filaceous 205
filament 206
filamentif erous 205
filamentous 256
filch 791
filcher 762
file subdua 38
arrange 60
rowQ9
assemblage 72
listSQ
reduce 195
smooth 255
pulverize 330
store 636
soldiers 726
- a claim <^c. 969
- leader 694
- off march 266
diverge 291
file-fire 716
filgurate420
filial 167
filiation
consanguinity 11
attribution 155
posterity 167
filibeg 225
filibuster
impede 706
obetnictionist 710
plunder 791
(Aief 792
filibustering 791
filicif orm 242
filicoid 242
filiform 205
filigree 219
filings 330
filius nullius 925
filius terrsB 876
fill complete 52
occupy 186
contents 190
stuff 224
provision 637
eat one's - 957
- an office
business 625
government 737
-ed to overflowing
641
- one's pocket 803
-out
expand 194
- the bill 729
- time 106
- up compensate 30
compose 54
close 261
restore 660
- up the time
inaction 681
have one's -
enough 639
satiety 869
fille
- de chambre 746
- de joie 962
filled
- to overflowing 641
fillet band 45
filament 205
cirde 247
ornament 847
filling
stuffing 224
filUp
impulse 276
propulsion 284
stimulus 615
exci/e 824
filly 271
film ^2/er 204
opaque 426
semitransparent 427
- over the eyes
dim 8i^A^ 443
ignorant 491
filmy /«x/ure 329
filter percolate 295
c^n652
filth 653
filtrate 652
fimbria 256
fimbriated 256
fimetarious 653
fimicolous 653
fin 267
- contre - 702
il f aut consid^rer la -
67
final endirig 67
completing 729
court of - appeal 474
- cause 620
- stroke 729
- touch 729
finale end 67
completion 729
finaUty 67, 729
finally
for good 141
on the whole 476
finance
money 800
account 811
minister of - 801
financier 801
finch 366
find
eventuality 151
adjudge 480
discover 480o •-
acquire 775
- a clue to 480a
- credence 484
- in provide 637
- it in one's heart 602
- means 632
- one's account in 644
- oneself be 1
present 186
- one's way 731
- one's way into 294
- out 480(7
- the cause of 522
- the key of 522
- the meaning 522
- to one's cost 509
- vent 671
judgment 480
- store 799
fine
small Z2
large 192
thin 203
rare 322
not raining 340
exact 494
goodO^
beautiful 845
adorned S^7
proud 878
mulct 974
- air 656
- arts 554
- by degrees 30
- feather
strong 159
healthy 654
- feeling 850
^ frenzy 515
- gentleman
/op 854
proud 878
- grain 329
- lady 854, 878
- powder 330
- talking
overrate 482
boast SS4:
- time of it 734
- voice 580
- writing 577
in - end 67
after all 476
one - morning 106
some - morning 119
finedraw660
fine-fingered 698
finem respice 67, 457
finem, respicere - 510
finery
ornament 847
vulgarity 851
fine-spoken
courtesy 894
flattery ^ZZ
finespun thin 203
sophistry 477
finesse tact 698
artifice 702
taste S50
{deception 545)
finestill 336
fine-toned 413
finger touch 379
hold 7Sl
at one's -s' end
near 197
know 490
remember 506
- in the pie
cause 153
interfere 228
ac( 680
active 682
codperate 709
- on the lips
FING
FIRS
FISH
FIX
-'s breadth 203
lay the - on
point out 457
discover 480a
lift a - 680
not lift a - 681
point the - at 457
turn round one's little
-737
finger post 550
finger stall 223
fingle-f angle 643
finical
trifling 643
affected 855
fastidious 868
finikin 643
finis 67
- coronat opus 729
finish 2end 67
symmetry 242
complete 729
finished
ahsclute 31
perfect Q^
skUUd 698
- Stroke 361
-touch 729
finistra
^ meglio cader dalla -
206
finite 32
fiord 343
fire
energy 171
gcd297
heal2S2
make hot 384
dismiss 756
excUe 824, 825
between two -s 665
catch - 384
passion 820
- and fury 900
- and sword 162
- at 716
- a volley 716
-eyed maid of smoky
war 722
-off 284
- of genius 498
- the blood 824
- up excite 825
anger 900
go through - and
water
resolution 604
perseverance 604a
courage 861
hell - 982
on -382
open - begin 66
play with - 863
take -
excitable 825
angry 900
under -
danger 665
war 722
Ore mnnihilmtor 385
4i0
firearms 727
fireball Jud 388
arms 121
fire balloon 273
fire barrel 388
fire bell 669
firebrand
/Mel388
instigator 615
dangerous man 667
incendiary 913
fire brigade 385
fire bug 913, 949
firecracker 840
fire cross
alarm 669
warfare 722
fire damp 663
firedog386
firedrake423
fire eater
fighter 12^
blusterer 887
fire eating
rashness 863
insolence 885
fire escape 671
firefiy 423
fire light 422
firelock 727
fireman stoker 268
extinguisher 385
fire-new 123
fireplace 386
fireproof 385
safe 644
fireside 189
firewood 388
firework
yfrc 382
luminary 423
amusement 840
fire worship 991
fire worshipper 984
firing fuel 388
explosion 406
firkin 191
firm
junction 43
stable 150
hardZ2Z
resolute 604
partnership 712
merchant 197
brave S6l
- belief 484
- hold 781
stand - 719
firman
decree 741
permit 760
first 66
at - sisht 448
come Dack to - love
607
- and foremost 66
- and last 87
- blow 716
-blush
morning 125
pision 441
appearance 448
manifest 525
- cause 976
-come first served
609a
- fiddle
importance 642
proficient 700
authority 737
- impression 66
- line 234
- move 66
- opportunity 132
- stage 66
-stone
preparation 673
attack 1\Q
- that comes 609a
great - Cause 976
of the - water
&e8/648
repute 873
on the - summons 741
firstborn 124, 128
first fniits 154
firstlings
eldest 128
effect 154
first-rate
important 642
excellent 648
man-of-war 726
firth 343
flsc802
fiscal 800
flscalize800
fish
/ood298
sport 361, 622
animal 366
- for seek 461
experiment 463
desire 865
- for compliments 880
-fry 840
- plue 352
- m the air 645
- in troubled waters
difficuUlOA:
discord 713
- out inquire 461
discover 480a
- out of water
disagree 24
unconformable 83
displaced 185
bungler 701
- story 549
- up raise 307
^rwf 480a
food for -es 362
other - to fry
iU-timed 135
&u^682
queer - 857
fisherman 361
fishery 370
fishing ibi/Z 361
pursue 622
fishing boat 273
fish pond poof 343
pisciculture 37(^
fish-tail 267
fishy transactions. 94
flsk run 266
speed 27^
fissUe328
fission 44
fissure break 44
chink 198
fist
handwriting 590
gnp 781
shake the -
defy 715
threat 909
fisticuffs 720
fistula 260
fit state 7
agreeing 23
equal 21
paroxysm 173
agitation 315
caprice 608
expedient 646
disease 655
excitement 825
anger 900
Hght922
due 924
duty92&
by -s and starts
irregular 59
discontinuous 70
agitated 315
capricious 608
/taste 684
- for 698, 924
- of abstraction 458
- of crying 830
- out dress 225
prepare 673
- to be seen 845
in -s 315
think - 600
fitchet 401
fitchew 401
fitful
irregtdar 139
changeable 149
capricious 608
fittings 633
five 98
division by - 99
- act play 599
- and twenty 98
fiyes game Md
fix join 43
arrange 60
establish 150
place 184
immovable 265
solidify 321
resolve 604
difficulty 704
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- the thoughts 457
-the time 114
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flamb6 732
flambeau 423
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luminary 423
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i<wc897
add fuel to the - 173
catch the -
emotion 821
consign to the -s 384
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reef 434
orange 439
-up 825
in -8 382
flamen996
flaming violent 173
feeling 821
excited 9aA
ostentatious 882
boasting 884
fl&neiur 935
flange support 215
rim 231
projection 250
flank aufe 236
protect 664
flannel 384
flap adjunct 39
lianging 214
move to arid /ro 315
- the memory 505
flapdoodle 517
flapjack 298
flapping loose 47
flare violent 173
92are 420
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excited 824, 825
angry 900
flaring cotor 428
flash instant 113
Wo/en< 173
yjrc 382
light 43Jd
eyes - fire 900
- across the memory
505
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uns:\d>stantial 4
impotent 158
unproductive 169
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-note 800
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- on the mind
thought 451
disclose 529
impulse 612
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unexpected 508
flanliing
osteniatiaue S82
flashy
^audv color 428
- style 677
onMHiieni847
flask 191
flat inert 172
story 191
tou;207
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musical note 413
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(iupe 547
hack-scene 599
s^ooZ 667
bungler 701
insermMe 823
de;ecto(2 837
weary 841
du/;843
simple 849
faU - 732
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- contradiction 536
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flatness 261
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cunning 702
please %2Q
encourage 858
approbation 931
adulation ^Q!^
- oneself
mobaJble 472
Aope858
- the palate 394
flatterer 936
flattering
- remark 894
- tale hope 858
- unction to one's soul
contoTi^ 831
vain 880
){a/tory 933
flattery
falsehood 544
adulation 933
flatulent
gaseous 334
air 338
vnnd 349
- style 573, 575
flatus aa« 334
wind 349
flaunt
flourish 873
(iisptov 382
flauntixig
gaudy 428
flautist 416
Flavian amphithea-
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flavor 390
flavous436
flaw 6reaA; 70
crack 198
error 495
imperfection 651
&2emii;A848
/autt947
- in an argument 477
flax comb 253
flay divest 226
punieA 972
flea jumper 309
dir^ 653
- in one's ear
repe2 289
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refuse 764
disrepute 874
a5as^ 879 .
discourteous 895
contompt 930
flea-bite 643
flea-bitten 440
flecked 440
flecti non frangi 15£
flection 279
fled escaped 671
fledge 673
flee avoid 623
fleece tegument 223
strip 789
ro6 791
impoverish 804
surcharge 814
fleer rtdicu^ 856
insuZt 929
fleet ships 273
eu?^f« 274
nat^726
Fleet prison 752
fleeting 111
fieissig: abends wird
der Faule - 682
flesh &uiA; 192
animal 364
mankind 372
carnal 961
- and blood
substance 3
materiality 316
animality 364
affections 820
p:ain - 194
ills that - is heir to
evtZ619
disease 655
in the - 359
make the - creep
pain 830
/ear 860
one -903
way of all - 360
weakness of the - 945
flesh color 434
fleshpots 298
fleur d'eau 210
fleur-de-lis 847
fleuron 847
fleurs: auoun che-
min de - 704
flexible
pUantd24
easy 705
flexion
ctirtHi4tire 245
/oW258
deviation 279
flexuous 248
FLIB
FLOO
FLOW
FLU8
/o^258
flibbertigibbet 980
flicker
changing 149
vxiver 314
fluUer Z15
light ^20
dim ^22
flickering
irregular 139
flies theater 599
flight jlodb 102
volitation 267
swiftness 274
departure 293
avoidance 623
escape 671
- of fancy 516
-of stairs
ascent 305
way Q27
- of time 109
put to-
propel 284
repci 717
vanquish 731
flighty mod 503
fanciful 515
flimflam 2ie 544
caprice 608
flimsy toeaA; 160
ran/y 322
«o/^ 324
sophistical 477
<n^ini7 643
flinch swerve 607
avoid 623
/ear 860
couxirdice 862
fling 7/rop</ 284
ii^840
jeer 929
- aside 782
- away reject 610
waste 638
relinquish 782
- dovn 308
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destroy 162
net observe 773
have a - at
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resen/ 900
disrespect 929
censure 932
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active 682
texiTy 738
freedom 748
amusement 840
flint /uzrd 323
flint-hearted 907
flip &everaae 298
flippant/tieTU 584
pert 885
flipfMT pad(i2e 267
flirt prope! 284
love S97
endeartnent 902
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qfecia/tan 855
448
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changeable 149
move 264
^rat;e2 266
swift 274
(iepar( 293
run away 623
flitter
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changeable 149
y^i^tter 315
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float
establish 150
navigate 267
&oa< 273
&t/oy up 305
lightness 320
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imagination 515
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floater 702
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- capital 805
- debt 806
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floccillation 315
flocculent
woolly 256
soft 324
pulverulent 330
flock
assemblage 72
multitude 102
laUy 997
-8 and herds 366
- together 72
floe ice 383
flog 972
flood much 31
crowd 72
nt»er 348
abundance 639
redundance 641
prosperity 734
- of light 420
- of tears 839
stem the - 708
flood gate
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conduit Z50
open the -s
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permit 760
flood mark 466
flood tide
iTicreo^e 35
complete 52
height 206
admnce 282
water 227
floor 2eve/ 204
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horizontal 213
support 215
overthrow 731
ground - 191
flop 315
flora 369
floral 367
floret 367
floriculture 371
florid color 428
red 434
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health ^^
florist 371
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flotilla ships 273
navy 726
flotsam and Jetsam
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agitation 315
(TTtove quickly 274)
flounder
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bun^Ze 699
difficulty 704
/aiZ 732
(blunder 495)
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flourish
brandUh 314, 315
exaggerate 549
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repute 873
disp^y 882
&oae< 884
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cete6ra/e883
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disrespect 929
contempt 930
(ridicute 856)
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/uin^ 214
motion 264
stream 348
tnurmur 405
abundance 639
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- into river 348
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conversation 58
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cheerful 836
social 892
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- with the tide "i
flower produce 16
vegetable 367
prosper 734
beauty 845
ornament 847
repute 873
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- of flock 648
- of life 127
- painting 556, £
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fluctuate
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oscillate 314
irresolute 605
flue opening 260
air-pipe 351
dou^Ti 320
du8^653
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stream 348
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speech 584
fluff 256
flugelman 694
fluid 333
- in motion 347
fluidity 333
fluke hook 244
chance 621
flume 350
flmnmery
unmeaning 51?
fkUteryQZZ
flump 406
flunk 732
flunker 732
flunkey
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flunkeyiun 933
fluorescence 42£
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agitation 821
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angry 900
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flyblown 653
flyboat 273
flyer 64
flying [see fly]
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display 882
celebrate S83
- column 726
-fish 83
- rumor 532
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foal young 129
horse 271
foam violent 173
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foetus 129
fog mist 353
uncertainty 475
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fogey fool 500
laughingstock 867
'oggy
opaque 426
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fob I 867
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foil contrast 14
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&ai^706
weapon 727
defeat 731
f oUed 732
f oin 276
foist ship 273
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f ol&tre 836
fold bisect 91
inclosure 232
p^t^268
prison 752
congreaation 997
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- one's arms 681
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f oliaceous 204
foliage 367
foliated 204
f oUo 593
folk 372
f olkland 780
folklore 979
follicle cyst 191
hollow 252
follicular 260
follow
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conform to 82
-in time 117
- in motion 281
understand 518
pursue 622
obey 743
- advice 695
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result from 154
be proved by 478
- implicitly 486
- the dictates of 615
- the example of 19
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cooperate 709
- suit imitate 19
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continue 143
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[see follow]
learn 541
servant 746
lover S97
folly
building 189
irrationality 499
act of -
mismanagement 699
foment
slitnulate 173
M«2rm 384
promote 707
excite 824
relieve 834
f onctionnaire 745
fond 897
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fondle 902
fondling
favorUe S99
endearment 902
fondness
desire 865
f ondre en lannes 839
f ons et origo 153
font origin 153
type 591
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altar 1000
fontanel 260
food eatables 298
{materials 635)
(provision 637) .
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- for the mind 454
preparation of - 673
fool 601
deceive 545
ridicule 856
disrespeScl 929
a -8 bolt 499
- away 638
- away money 818
- away time 683
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deceived 545
unskillful 699
-'s mate 732
-'s paradise
unsubstantial 4
misjudgment 481
disappoint 509
hopeS5S
rashSQS
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excite 824
anger 900
flaUerdZS
make a - of oneself
bungle 699
ridiculous 853
motley - 844
play the -
folly 499
amusement 840
foolhardy 863
fooling
humor 842
foolish 499
act -ly 699
look -
disrepute 874
shame 879
foolscap
sign 550
paper 590
foot
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stand 211
7MPter 579
at -'s pace 275
at the - of 207
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event 151
action 170
journey 266
topic 454
business 625
preparing 673
active 682
one - in the grave age
128
c2ea/A360
put one's - down
resolved 604
put one's - in
undertake 676
bungU%99
set - on land 342
trample under - 930
footbaU
sul^ection 749
gatne 840
f ootboy 746
footbridge 627
footfall
motion 264
indication 550
stumble 732
foot guards 726
footing
circumstances 8
ran^ 71
influence 175
situation 183
foundation 211
support 215
payment 809
be on a -
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friendly - 888
get a-
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pay one's - 807
footlights
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footman 746
footmark 551
footpad 792
foot passenger 268
footpath 627
footprint 551
foot soldier 726
foot-sore 688
footstep
trace 551
footstool 215
fop 864
foppery
disjJay 882
foppish
affected S55
for cause 155
tendency 176
reason 476
moiwe 615
460
intentum 620
preparation 673
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qualification 469
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17
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- a time 111
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156
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- ever 112
- example 82
- form's sake 82
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complete 52
diutumity 110
permanence 141
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general 78
special 79
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have-
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forage
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provision 637
steal 791
forage cap 225
foramen 260
f oraminous 260
forasmuch as
relating to 9
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reason 476
motive 615
foray attack 716
robbery 791
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avoid 623
spare 678
lenUy 740
sufferance 826
pity ^14
abstain 953
forbearance 918
forbid 761
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deprecation 766
censure 932 ^ .
prauer 990 * |
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seduction 615
prohibition 761
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poirer 157
strength 159
agency 170
energy 171
violence 173
cascade 348
significance 516
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co7npuLsion 744
passion 820
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brute - 964
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severe 739
compel 744
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progression 282
passage 302
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put in - 924
forced irrelative 10
- style 579
- march 744
forceps
extraction 301
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forces 726
forcible [see force]
forcing pit 691
ford
passage 302
way Q27
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fore and aft
complete 52
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forearm 673
forebears 166
forebode 511
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foresight 510
prediction 511
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foredoom 601, 611
forefathers
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FolPthers' Day 883
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prohibU 761
(hinder 706)
(guard 717)
forefinger 379
forego
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renounce 757
surrender 782
foregoing
preceding 62
prior 116
foregone
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predetermined 611
foreground 234
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forehead 234
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extraneous 57
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foreigner 57
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foreeight 510
foreknow 510
foreland
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projection 250
f orelay 706
forelock
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occasion 134
f orelooper 64
foreman 694
foremost
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beginning 66
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important 642
repu/ed 873
forenoon 125
forensic 968
forensis strti^^
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foreordain
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foreordinatkm
necessity 601
fore part 234
forerun
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go before 280
forerunner 64
(omen 512)
foresee
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foreknow 510
foreseen 871
foreshadow 511
foreshorten 201
foreshow 511
foresight 610
caution 864
forest 367
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forestall
prior 116
early 132
possession 777
(expect 507)
{prepare 673)
foretaste 510
foretell 511
forethought 510
vigilance 450
foretoken 511
forewarn
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forfeit /oa 773
lose 776
penalty 974
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affected 855
staUly 882
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formalism 988
formality [see formal]
ceremony 852
affectation 855
law 9^
formation
comwmtion 54
proaucHon 161
shape 240
f ormatiye 240
- notion 453
formed [see form]
attempered 820
former
in order 62
prior in time 116
past 122
formication 380
formidable
diffiadt 704
terri6te860
formless 241
f ormosa f acies 234
formula nUe 80
arithmetic 84
maxim 496
precept 697
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formulary 998
formulate 590
fornication 961
fornicator 962
f oro conscientiae
veracity 543
duty 926
pro6i/y 939
forsake 624
forsaken 898
forsooth 535
forswear lie 544
teigiversation 607
refuse 764
transgress 927
improbity 940
fort refuse 666
defense 717
fort
le droit du plus -
compulsion 741
illegality 904
un peu - 641
fortalice 717
forte 698
fortelage 717
fortes fortuna ad-
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forth 282
come-
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visible 446
go - depart 293
the decree has gone -
741
forthcoming
destiny 152
preparing 673
forthwith 132
fortification
defense 717
fort^
strenathen 159
fortiori, a -
evidence 467
reasoning 476
f ortis cadere 157
fortiter in re 171
fortitude
endurance 826
courage 861
fortnightly 138
fortress
defense 717
• prison 752
fortuitous
adventitious 6
chance 156
undesigned 621
- combination of cir-
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- concourse of atoms
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fortuna
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- multis dat 641
fortunate
opportune 134
successful 731
prosperous 734
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wish 865
spell 9QS
- purse 803
fortune
chance 156
/ate 601
tmzUA803
be one's - 151
chacun est Tartisan
de sa - 731
evil - 735
-s narrative 594
good -734
make one's -
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wealth 803
tempt -
hazard 621
essay 675
trick of - 509
try one's - 675
wheel of - 601
fortune hunter
servile 886
selfish 943
fortuneless 804
fortune teller 513
fortune telling 51
forty 98
- winks 683
fonmi
school 542
tHbunal 966
forward early 132
transmit 270
advance 282
interjection 286
willing 602
improve 658
active ^2
AeZp707
vain 880
insolent 885
uncotir/eou9 895
bend -234
come -
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offer 1^
disvlay 882
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move - 282
press - haste 684
put - aid l^yj
offer 7^
put oneself - 88
set - 676
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fosse
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ditch 259
defense 717
{interval 198)
fossil
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organic 357
drj/ &07i«« 362
giant -s of my past
593
foster aid 707
exci/e 824
oar««8 902
- a belief 484
f ou 959
foul
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bad 649
dirty 653
ugly 846
608^940
tricious 945
fall - of
oppose 708
quarrel 713
a^cA; 716
fight 720
censure 932
- fiend 978
- invective 908
- language
malediction 906
- odor 401
- play evil 619
cunning 702
uvrong 923
improbity 940
- whisperings are
abroad 584, 934
run - of
impede 706
foul-mouthed
uncourteous 895
foul-spoken
detraction 934
found catise 153
support 215
founoation
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baxe 211
support 21^
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evidence 467
well - 472
founder
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sink 310
}aU 732
religious -s 986
foundling
vagrant 268
trover 775
derelicl 782
0}dcast 893
foundry 691
fount type 591
fountam
source 153
river 348
store 636
- head 210
four 95
- in hand 272
- score &c. 98
- times 96
from the - winds 278
on all -s
identity 13
agreement 23
horizontal 213
easy 705
prosperous 734
humble 879
four-flush 545, 884
fourfold 96
Four Hundred 852,
875
Fourierlsm 910
fourmart 401
four-oar 273
four-poster 215
foursquare 244
fourth 96, 97
musical 413
four-wheeler 272
fous: les - font les
festins 501, 818
fowl 366
fowling piece 727
fox animal 366
cunning 702
- chase 622
foxhound 366
foxy broum 433
red 434
fox terrier 366
fracas
disorder 59
noise 404
discord 713
contention 720
fraction part 51
numerical 84
less than one 100a
Foxy Quiiler 804
fractional lOOa
- currency 800
fractious 901
fracture
452
disjunction 44
discontinuity 70
(fissure 198)
fragile weak 160
bnttle 328
fragment
small 32
part 51
lUtlc 193
fragmentary 100a
fragrance 400
fragrant weed 392
frail weak 160
brittle 328
irresolute 605
imperfect 651
fading 945
impure 961
- sisterhood 962
frais, & grands - 814
frame
condition 7
make 161
support 215
border 231
form 240
substance 316
structure 329
contrive 626
- of mind
inclination 602
disposition 820
have -d and glazed
822
frame house 189
framework
support 215
structure 329
franchise
freedom 748
n"^/*/ 924
exemption 927a
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franc-tireur 726
frangas non flectes
604
frangible 328
frank open 525
sincere 543
ari/€ss 703
honorable 939
- as rain 703
frankalmoigne 748
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evil doer 913
demon 980
frankincense 400
frantic
violent 173
delirious 503
exaVcd 824
fraternal
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concord 714
friendly 888
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rwr/y 712
/rierw/* 888
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codperate 709
af^ree 714
sympathize 888
associate 892
fratricide 361
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fraud
falsehood 544
deception 545
impostor 548
dishonor 940
pious - 988
fraught /u(2 52
pregnant 161
possessing 777
{sufficient 639)
- witn daneer 665
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fray ru6 331
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frayed
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freak 608
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freckle 848
freckled 440
f redaine 840
free
detached 44, 47
unconditional 52
unobstructed 705
at liberty 748, 750
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)craZ 816
insolent 885
exempt 927a
impure 961
- and easy
cheerful 836
adventurous 863
win 880
insolent 885
friendly 888
sociable 892
- companion 726
- fight 720
- from
simple 42
- from imperfection
650
- gift 784
- lance 726, 748
- land 748
- liver 954a
- living 954
- love 897, 961
- play 170, 748
- quarters
cheap 815
hospitality 892
-space 180
- stage 748
- trade
commerce 794
- translation 522
- will 600
make - of 748
make - with
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takelSd
sociable 892
uncourteous 895
freebooter 792
f reebom 748
freedman748
freedom 748
free-handed 816
freehold 780
freely
willingly 602
freeman 748
freemasonry
unintelligMe 519
secret 528
sign 550
cooperation 709
party 712
free-spoken 703
freethinker 748,
free trader 748
freeze 385
- the blood 830
freezing 383
- mixture 387
freight lade 184
cargo 190
transfer 270
- train 272
freightage 812
French
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- horn 417
- leave avoid 623
freedom 748
- polish 847
peddler's - 563
frenetic 503
frenzy
madness 503
imagination 515
excitement 825
frequency 136
frequent
in number 104
in time 136
in space 186
habitual 613
fresco cold 383
painting 556
al -
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in the air 338
fresh new 123
flood S4S
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color 42S
remembered 505
novice 541
good MS
healthy 654
per< 885
tipsy 959
- breeze 349
- color 434
- news 532
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freshet 348
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ij much 31
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823
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jm387
385
t231
/ion 248
5 577
231
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•ation 549
7U847
frippery
tnfleO^Z
ornament S47
finery 851
ridiculous 853
oatentaUon 882
(dreaa 225)
f riseur 225
frisk prance 266
Zeap 309
gaySSe
amusement 840
frisky
6mA; 682
in spirits 836
frith chasm 198
straU 343
forest 367
fritiniancy 412
fritter small 32
- away lessen 36
waste 638
(misuse 679)
- away time 683
frivolous
unreasonable 477
foolish 499
capricious 608
/riwoZ 643
frizz curbe 245
curl 24S
fold25S
frock (ir6«« 225
canonicals 999
- coat 225
frog leaper 309
ornament 847
f roUc 840
frolicsome 836
from motive 615
-day to day 106,
138
- end to end 52
- that time 117
- this cause 155
-time immemorial
122
- time to time 136
f ronder censure 932
frondeur
disobey 742
detract 93%
f rons est animi
Janua 234, 451
front uHg 225
fore part 284
resist 719
insolence 885
bring to the -
manifest 525
come to the -
surpass 303
important 642
repute 873
- danger 861
- of the house 599
- rank 234
- to front 708
in -280
in the - rank
important 642
repute 873
present a - 719
front & front 234
frontage 234
frontal 220
f ronte capillata post
680
frontier
vicinity 199
limU233
fronting opposite 237
f ronti nulla fides
doubt 4S5
deception 545
frontispiece 64
frost 283
frosted 427
froth
bubble 353
/ri/fe 643
dirt 653
- up angry 900
f rouiy 353
- style 573, 577
irresolute 605
frost smoke 353
frostwork 847
f roimce 258
f row 374
froward 901a
frown lower 837
tfcau;^ 839
discourteous 895
angry 900
fnjiky90\a
disapprove 932
- down
abash 879
-s of fortune 735
frowzy 401
frozen 383, 385
fructify
produce 161
be productive 168
improve 658
prosper 734
frugal
economical 817
temperate 953
fruges consumere
nati drone 683
peasant 876
fruit result 154
produce 161
profit 775
forbidden - 615
- tree 367
reap the -s
succeed 731
reward 973
fruitarian 953
fruitful 168
fruition 827
fruitless
unproductive 169
useless 645
failure 732
frumenty 298
frump
vulgar 851
unmannerly 895
frumpish svUcy 901a
frustrate
prevent 706
{defeal 731)
frustrated 732
frustiun 51
fry shoal 102
cAi^l29
Aea/384
small -
unimportant 643
commoncUty 876
f rsring pan 386
out of - into fire
wors^ 659
clumsy 699
/ai/are 732
misfortune 735
aggravation 835
f ucnsine 434
fuddled 959
fudge
unm6anin(^ 517
triviaZ 643
(no/Ke7i8e 497)
fuel
combustible 388
materials 635
add - to the flame
increase 35
heat384:
aggravate 835
an^er 900
fugaces labuntur
anni 111
fugacious 111
fugit hora HI
fugitiye
transient 111
emigrant 268
avoiding 623
(escape 671)
- writings 596
fugleman
pattern 22
director 694
fugue 415
fuimus TroSs 122
fuit lUiun 122
fulciment 215
fulcrum 215
(leverage 175)
fulfill
complete 729
- a duty 926
- an obligation 772
fulgent 420
fulgurite 260
fuliginous dim ^22
opaque 426
&2acA;431
full much 31
complete 52
large 192
loud404t
abundant 639
cleanse 652
- age 131
- bloom
health Q54:
beauty 845 ^
FULL
FUNG
FURO
FYLF
- blown
expanded 194
glorious 873
- colored 428
- cry aloud 404
bark 412
pursuit 622
-dress
dress 225
ornament 847
fashion 852
show8S2
- drive 274
- feather
prepared 673
- force 159
- gallop 274
- heart 820
- house cards 840
- many 102
- measure 639
- of business 682
- of incident 151
- of meaning 516
- of people 186
- of point 842
- of sound and fury
&c. unmeaning 517
- of whims 608
-play
facility 705
freedom 748
- scope 748
- score 415
- size 912
- speed 274
-stop
cease 142
rest 265
- swing
strong 159
active 682
successful 731
free 748
- tide 348
- tilt active 682
haste 684
- view 446
hands -
active 682
receipt in - 807
full-fed 954
full-flavored 392
full-grown
adolescent 131
large 192
{expanded 194)
full-handed
lihcrnl 816
prodigal 818
full-length 556
full-mouthed 412
fullness (see full]
in the - of time 109
full-toned 413
fully ;n
fulminate
violent 173
propel 284
loud 404
malediction 908
454
threat 909
- against
accuse 932
fulsome
nauseous 395
fetid 401
bad 049
, abhorrent 867
adulatory 933
impure 961
f ulvid 436
fulvous 436
fumble
derange 61
handle 379
grope 463
awkward 699
fumbler 701
fume violent 173
exhalation 334, 336
heat 382
(wior 398
excitement 824, 825
anoer 900
-s of fancy 515
in a -
discontented 832
f umid 426
fumigate
vaporize 336
cleanse 652
f umo, dare pondus •
481
fun
amusement 840
humor 842
make - of 856
funambulist 700
function
algebra 84
office 170
di^^iness 625
utilUy 644
pomp 882
dt//2/ 926
ri/c 998
functionary
ditector 694
consignee 75S
functus officio 756
fund store 636
{abundance 639)
sinking - 802
fundamental
intrinsic 5
&ase211
support 215
- bass 413
- note 413
fundamentally
very 31
funds 800
in - 803
public - 802
funebrial 363
fimeral 363
- pace 275
funereal
interment 363
dismal 837
fungiform 249
f ungology 369
fimgosity
projection 250
fungus
projection 250
vegetable 367
/etor401
6a7ie663
f unicle 205
funk /ear 860
cowardice 862
funnel opening 260
conduit 350
air pipe 351
funnel-shaped 252
funny
odd S3
boat 273
humorous 842
comic 853
fur covering 223
/uiir 256
t/;arm 384
dirt 653
furacious 791
furbelow 231
furbish
improve 658
prepare 673
adorn 847
furcated 244
f urcula 993
furcular 9r, 244
f urfiu: 653
f urfiuraceous 330
Furies anger 900
evil doers 913
furious violent 173
haste 684
passion 825
anger 900
furiously mucA 31
furl 312
furlong 200
furlough 760
furnace 388
workshop 691
like a - hot 382
sighing like -
lament 839
in love 902
furnish
provide 637
prepare 673
^it;e784
- a handle 617
- aid 707
- its quota 784
furniture 633
{property 780)
furor
insanity 503
passion 825
- arma ministrat 173,
900
- loquendi 584
- poeticus 597
- scribendi 592, 594
furore
emotion 820. 821
passion 825
desire S65
furrow 269
Fttr8t745
further
added 37
distant 196
airf 707
go - and fare worse
worse 659
bungle 699
not let it go - 528
furthermore 37
furtive
clandestine 528
stealing 791
(false 544)
furuncle 250
fury violence 173
excitation 825
anger 900
demon 980
filled with - 825
furze 367
fuscous 433
fuse join 43
combine 48
heat3S4
torch 388
(meU 335)
fusel oil 356
fusiform
angular 244
pointed 2S3
f USU 727
f usileer 726
fusillade
kiUing 361
attack 716
fusion union 48
heal3M
cooperation 709
fuss agitation 315
activUy 682
/laste 684
excitement 825
ostentation 882
make a - about
importance 642
Zamen/ 839
disapprove 932
fussy crochety 481
bustling 682
excitable 825
fustee 41
fustian absurd 497
unmeantn{r 517
- s/j/fe 577, 579
fustigate 972
fusty /e/td 401
dirty 653
f utUe 645
future 121
eye to the - 510
- possession 777
- state
destiny 152
heaven 981
futurity 121
fuzzle 959
fuzzy 447
fylfot 993
G
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ae225
n2
tude876
{e236
r
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70
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73
876
mute 581
eic 599
751
on 752
m%685)
laure 466
y771
own the - 715
mour 768
12
»e<Bur 836
844
^35
0^6 618
1698
Uian 775
t731
)ry731
931
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«658
75
I 873
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•nds 731
15
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th35
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2/116
32
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tc;i286
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•■ a hahit 613
uscfid 614
646
536
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28
entMJ
/882
gait walk 264
manner 627
gaiter 225
gala /esh'wiZ 840
diapUiy 882
galactic circle 318
galantuomo 939
galavant 902
galaxy
assemblage 72
multitude 102
stars 318
luminary 423
glory S7S
gale 349
galeif orzn 245
Qalen 662
galenicals 662
galixnathiaa 497
galiongee 269
galiot 273
galipot 181
gall hurt 378
bitter 395
annoy 830
anger 900
malevolence 907
dip the pen in - 934
gallant brave 861
courteous 894
love mi
licentious 961, 962
gallantry
dalliance 902
gaUanty-show
spectacle 448
amusement 840
galled jade wince,
let the - 884
galleon 273
gallery room 191
passage 260
auditory 59ft-
museum 636
picture - 556
galley ship 273
punishment 972, 975
- proof 591
work like a - slave 686
galliass 273
Oallicism563
galligaskin 225
gallimaufry 41
gallinaceous 366
gaUipot 191
gallivant 902
galloon 847
gallop
pass away 111
ride 266
scamper 274
galloping consump-
tion 655
galloway 271
gallows kill 361
punishmenl 975
come to the - 972
gallstone 655
gaioche 225
galoot 701
galopade 840
galore 102, 639
galvanic
excitable 9Ql^
galvanism
force 157
galvanise 824
galvanometer 466
gamache 225
Gamaliel
brought up at the feet
of -492
gambade leap 309
prank 840
gambado
gaiter 225
teap 309
gambling
chance (156) 621
rashness 863
gambling house 621,
945
gamboge 436
gambol 840
gambrel roof 244
game animal 366
savory 394
resolute 604
persevering 604a
aim 620
gamble 621
pursuit 622
tactics m2
amusement 840
laughingstock 857
hrcweSQl
- at which two can
p^ play 718
- in one's hands
ccwy 705
succeed 731
command 737
- to the last 604a
- up 732
make - of
deceive 545
ridicule S56
disrespect 929
play the - of
codperate 709
gamecock
fighter 72&
pluck SQl
gamekeeper 753
gamesome 836
gamester
chance 621
pfay 840
rash 863
gametangium 357
gamete 357
gamio 161
gamin 876
gaming [see game]
gaming house 621
gammadion993
gammer old 130
tiKmiand74
gammon
/oIm 544, 545
gamey 392
gamut 413
gander 373
gang
assemblage 72
go2M
party 712
ganger 690
gangrene 655
gangway
opening 260
u«y 627
ganja663
gantlet 972
run the-
reMtUume(A
dare 861
gaol 752
- delivery 672
gaoler keeper 753
punishment 975
gap
discontinuity 70
chasm 198
stand in the - 717
gape open 260
curiosity 455
wonder 870
- for desire 865
gaping [see gwe]
expectant 507
gar 161
garage 191
garb 225
under tJie - of 545
garbage 653
garble
taA^/rom38
exclude 55
misinterpret 523
falsify 5^
- accounts 811
garbled
incomplete 53
garde
- nationale 726
- royale 726
la - meurt 604a
garden grounds 189
horticulture 371
beautiful 845
botanic - 371
zoological - 370
gardener 371
gardens street 189
GARG
GAY
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Qargantua 192
gargle 337
gargoyle 350
garisli
[see gairish]
gari-waXa 268
garland cirde 247
sign 550
trophy 733
ornament 847
decaralUm 877
garlic
condiment 393
fetid 401
garment 225
gamer store 636
(collect 72)
garnet 847
garnish
addition 39
prepare 673
/ec809
ornament 847
garnishee 758
gamitiire
dress 225
garran 271
garret room 191
top 210
garrison
occupant 188
safety 664 •
defense 717
soldiers 726
garron 271
garrotte
render powerless 158
ifci/Z361
punishment 972
garrulity 584
garter
fastening 45
decoration 877
- blue 438
garth 181
gas 334
&om&a«^ 884
gasconade 884
gaseity 334
gashct/^ 44
interval 198
wound 619
gasification 336
gaskins 225
gaslight 423
gasometer
store 636
gasp btot/; 349
droop 655
fatigue 688
at the last - 360
- for desire 865
gastric 298
gastriloquism 580
gastromancy 511
gastronomy 957
gastroscope 445
gate beginning 66
indosure 232
mouth 2Q0
barrier 706
- way vxiy 627
water - 350
gkU, enfant - 734
Oath, tell it not in -
conceal 528'
disapprove 932
gather collect 72
expand 194
fold 258
conclude 480
acquire 775
taA:e 789
- breath 689
- flesh 194
- from one
information 527
- fruits 731
gathered
- to one's fathers 360
gathering
assemblage 72
abscess 655
- clouds dark 421
shade 424
omen 512
danger 665
warning 668
adversity 735
gathering place 74
.QatUnggim727
gauche dumsy 699
gaucherie 699
vulgarity 851
gaud
ornament 847
gaudery
van% 880
gaudet tentamine
virtus 735
gaudy cotor 428
vulgar 851
8^01^2/ 882
gauge 466
rain - 348
wind - 349
ganger 965
gaunt bulky 192
^n203
ugly 846
gauntlet glove 225 •''
armor 717
fling down the - 715
take up the - 720
Qautama 986
gauze shade 424
semitransparent 427
gaTel812
sheaf 72
gayeUdnd 778
gayelock 633
gavot 840
gawk 501
gawky
awkward 699
ugly 846
{ridiculous 853)
gay color 428
. cheerful S^^
adorned 847
showy 882
dissipated 961
- deceiver 962
- world 852
gayety
[see gay] 836
gaze 441
gazebo 441
gazelle
swift 274t
gazette
publication 531
record 551
in the-
bankrupt 808
gazetteer
2i«^86
information 527
record 551
gazingstock
ridiculous 857
wondrous 872
g6ant, & pas de - 274
gear c^o^/ies 225
^rriess 633
in - 673
out of -
disjoin 44
derange 61
ttse^s 645
unprepared 674
geese are 8wans> all
his -482
gehenna 982
Qeist 982
dy^piB/iov - 348
gelatin 352
gelatinous 352
geld subduct 38
impotence 158
gelding
/lorse 271
maleS7Z
geUd 383
geloscopy 511
Qelt regiert die Welt
800
gem
excellence 648
, ornament 847
(perfect 650)
geminate 90
gemination 161
Gemini twins 89
O - I 870
gemmation 194
gemmule 153
gemote 72
gendarme
soldier 726
police 965
gender 75
genealogy
line 69
paternity 166
general
Generic 78
habitual 613
o.^cer 745
- breaking up 655
- conception 25
-favorite 899
- information 490
- meaning 516
- public 372
-run 613
the-
comimmotty 876
things in - 151
generalissimo 745
generality
mean 29
universal 78
generalize 476
generally
speaking 613
generalsh^
todies Q92
warfare 722
generate
produce 161
productive 168
generation
consanguinity 11
period 108
production 161
mankind 372
rising - 167
8i)ontaneouB - 161
wise in one's - ^8
generator 164
generic 78
generosity
giving 784
liberality 816
benevolence 906
disinterestedness
genesis
beginning 66
production 161
genet 271
Qenethliacs 511
genetic 161
genetous 5
Oeneya gown 999
genial
productive 161
sensuous ZTJ
warm2&2
wiUingWl
ddightful 829
(renascent 163)
geniality
cheerfulness 836
genicuiated 244
genital 161
genitor 166
geniture 161
genius
intellect \m
talent 498
«A^698
proficient 700
evil - 980
- borrows nobly 19
- for 698
- loci 664
- of a language 560
good -
friend 898
benefactor 912
spirit 979
man of - 492
fa^NR
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relevant 2S
expend 809
,
{related 9)
-to
^556
germinal 153
extend to 196
ir851
- matter 357
arrive 292
laUySlQ
germinate 194
- together 72
- from 154
- up ascend 305
852
germination 161
raise 307
;5
gerontic 128
team 539
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gerrymander 702
fabricate 544
r599
ge8t680
prepare 673
geste 515
rise early 682
>x984
gestation
foment S2^
religion 989
propagation 161
- you gone 297
nm6 939
. carriage 270
gewgaw
maturation 673
tnfleMZ
852
gesticulate 550
ornament 847
'5
gesture hint 527
vulgar 851
•88 SM
indication 550
geyser 384
, ]U8 - 963
get become 144
gharxy-wallah 268
ghasUy
xierate 174
beget 161
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pate 429
^uteou« 846
und 405
- ahead 35
740
- ahead of 33
frightful S^
26
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ghaut 203
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ghazal 597
i«894
ejection 297
ghee 356
;75
dismissal 756
ghetto 189
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ghost shade 362
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fallacy of vision 443
Il875
comprehend 490
soul 450
in
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writer 593
'3
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apparition 980
$75
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- dance 992
honor 9Z9
retire 283
- of a chance 473
978
regain 775
give up the - 360
-599
- better 658
needs no - to tell us
inly
- by heart 505
525
able 852
- down
pale as a -
84
swallow 298
colorless 429
'5
descend 306
/cor 860
779
- for one's pains 973
Qhost, Holy - 976
on
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ghostlike
308
- in collect 72
uglyS4Q
ghostly
tion 725
gcUher lib
f886
- into harness 673
intellectual 450
^894
- into the way of 613
supernatural 976,
928
- into trouble 732
980
)990
- loose 44
ghoul
Jru«494
- near 286
eviZ(ioer 913
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- off depart 293
demon 9S0
escape 671
ghiurry 108, 114
le vatum 597
- on advance 282
ghyll348
: mortiB 945
prosper 734
giant
kc. 466
- out eject 297
large 192
taUTOd
y 183
extract 301
cc. 358
publish 531
- refreshed
er513
- over
strong 159
y511
recover from 660
refreshed 689
r466
succeed 731
-'s strides
18 342
be content 831
distance 196
B371
- over the ground 274
swift 274
448
- ready 673
giaour
371
- rid of 42, 672
heterodox 9S4
8
- the best of 731
irreligion 989
1845
- there 731
gibber
l913
- the wrong pig by
stammer 583
the tail 699, 732
gibberish
LI
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Tionsense 517
30,545
endQl
neology 563
)88
transact 692
gibbet
1 compleUl29
stigmatize 9&2
execute 972
gaUows 975
gibble-gabble 584
gibbous
globose 249
convex 250
gib-cat male 373
gibe disrespect 929
{ridicule S5%)
gibier de poteno6'949
giddy
inattentive 458
vertiginous 503
irresolute 605
capricious 608
bungling 699
giddy-head 501
giddy-paced 315
gift vower 157
talent m%
given 784
- of the gab 582
look a - horse in the
mouth
fastidious 868
ungrateful 917
gifted 698
gig 273
gigantic
strong 159
large 192
taU206
giggle 838
Q&bertine 996
gild coo^ 223
coter 439
omatnent 847
-ed rooster 875
- refined gold 641
- the pill
deceive 545
tempt 615
please 829
flatter 933
gildinff [see gild]
Qilead, balm in -
re2t^834
hopeS5S
Giles's Greek, 8t. -
563
gill 348
-s respiration 349
gillie 746
gilt 847
-edged excellent 648
gimbals 312
gimcrack
u^eoA; 160
&rt^328
^^in^ 643
ornament 847
ridiculous 853
(useless (^)
gixnlet262
gimp clean 652
preUyS45
gin trap 545
instrument 633
intoxicating 959
(iemon 980
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weak leO
vulgar 851
{omamerU 847)
gixigerly
moderately 174
carefvUy 459
{fiUywly 275)
gingle408
gin palace 189
giovane Banto dla-
yolo yecchio 988
gipBy
wanderer 268
cheat b^
wag 844
-lingo 563
giralxe206
girandole 423
girasol 847
gird Und 43
strengthen 159
surround 227
jeer 929
- up one's loiiui
brace 159
prepare 673
girder bond 45
beam 215
girdle bond 45
circumference 230
circte 247
put a - round about
theearth274,311
girl young 129
female 374
girl bachelor 904
girlhood 127
girth bondAS
circumference 230
gisarme 727
gist essence 5
meaning 516
important 642
gtt, ci - 363
gite265
gittem 417
give
yield 324:
meltdS2
bestow 784
discount 813
- a horse his head 748
- and take
compensation 30
interchange 148
retaliation 718
compromise 774
barter 794
equity 922
Aonor 939
- a turn to 140
- away 782, 784
in marriage 903
- back 790
- birth to 161
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- consent 762
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695
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458
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restrain 751
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- into consent 762
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censure 932
punish 972
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inform 527
u»m 668
- one credit for 484
- one the slip 671
- one to understand
527
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relinquish 624
lose hope 859
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- the mind to 457
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reject 610
relinquish 624
submit 725
resign 757
surrender 782
restore 790
hopeless 859
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brittUS2S
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pine 828
despond SS7
modest SSI
given
[see give]
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received 785
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- to 613
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gizzard 191
stick in one's - 900
glabrous 255
glacial 383
glacianun 840
glaciate 385
glacier 383
glacis 717
glad
pleased S27
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would be -of 865
gladden 834, 836
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opening 260
shade 424
gladiate 253
gladiator 726
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gladsome 827, 829
glair 352
glaive 727
glamor 992
glance ^oA; 441
sign 550
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take notice of 457
allude to 527
censure 932
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vUnble 446
glaring
[see glare]
great Zl
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britaeZ2S
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glassy
[see glass]
shining 420
colorless 429
glaucous 435
glave 727
glaver 933
glaze 255
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gleam small 32
light 420
glean choose 609
acquire 775
glebe land 342
ecclesiastical 995
church 1000
glee rnusic 415
satisfaction 827
merriment 836
gleek 929 .
glen 252
glib voluble 584
faciU 705
glide lapse 109
move 264
travel 206
(slow 275)
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glimmer
light ^20
dim 432
visible 446
slight knovEHedge 490
491
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st^^441
knowledge 490
glint 420, 441
glisten 420
gutter
shine 420
illustrious 882
glittering
ornament 847
display 882
gloam 901a
gloaming 126
gloar look 441
wonder S70
gloat - on
lookUl
- over
pleasure 377
delight S27
globated 249
globe
sphere 249
world 318
on the face of the
318
globe-trotter 268
globule
small 32
spherule 249
glomeration 72
gloom
darkness 421
sadness 837
gloomy horizon 859
gloriation 884
glories
- of the possible 470
glorify
honor S73
approve 931
worship 990
glorious
illustrious 873
tipsy 959
light 420
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strain at a - &o.
caprice 608
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gnawing
- grief 828, 830
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gnomio496
Siomon 114
nostic 984
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go
cease to exist 2
energy 171
move 264
recede 2%7
depart 7^
fade^TQ
disappear 449
fashion 852
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come and - 314
give the - by to
neglect 4&6
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avoid G23
not observe 773
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turn round 311
published 531
undertake 676
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ejection 297
dismissal 756
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precede 2S0
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interjacent 228
instrumental 631
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- beyond 303
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conform to 82
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by the name of 564
cahoots 712
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decline 659
down with
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tolerated92Q
content 931
farther and fare
worse 659
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unimportant 643
forth depart 293
vMish 531
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halves 91
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same time 120
hanl704
in 294
in for
resolution GfA
pursuit G22
into
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inquire 461
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mad 503
near 286
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withertSQ
marry 903
on time 106
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on the stump 582
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extinct 2S5
out of one's head
506
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passage 302
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apostate 607
faithless 940
round 311
shares 778
the limit 604
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meet with 151
pass 302
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perform 599
conduct 692
complete 729
endure 826
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w&tet QMgl
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concord 714
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conform ^
servileSSfS
goad 615
go ahead 682
goal end 67
reach 292
o^'ec^ 620
reach the -
complete 729
goat 7'umper 309
lecher 9G2
he -male 373
goatee 256
goatish 961 ^
gobang840
gobbet
smaU piece 32
food 298
gobble cry 412
gormandise 957
eat 29S
gobemouche
fool 501
dupe 547
go-between 758
goblet 191
goblin 980
{bugbear 860)
gocart 272
god 979
household -s 189
tutelary - 664
GOD 976
for -'s sake 765
- bless mel 870
- bless you
farewell 293
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-grant 990
- knows 491
-'s acre 363
-'s grace 906
-'s love 906
-'s will 601
- willing 470
house of - 1000
kingdom of - 981
sons of - 977
to-be true 772
godchUd 771
goddess love 897
heathen 979
she moves a - 374
godfather 771
Godhead 976
godlike 987
godly 944
godsend gooi 61&
GODS
GOOD
GOOD
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Godspeed
farewell 293
hope 858
courtesy 894
benevolence 906
approbation 931
goer korse 271
goes [see go]
as one - 270
here - 676
Gog and Magog 192
goggle 441
- eyes 443
goggles 445
going [see go]
general 78
rumor 532
- on
incomplete 53, 730
current 151
transacting 625
- to happen 152
goiter 655
Golconda 803
gold yellow 436
orange 439
money 800
all is not - 486
worth its weight in -
648
write in letters of -
642
golden {see gold]
-age
prosperity 734
pleasure 827
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wealth SG3
idol 9S5
idolatry 991
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imagination 515
hopeSdS
- mean
moderation 174
mid-course 628
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precept 697
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music^s - tongue 415
golf 840
Golgotha
buriol 363
churchyard 1000
Goliath
strength 159
size 192
goloshes 225
gomashta 758
gondola 273
gondolier 269
gone [see go]
past 122
absent 187
dead 360
hopeless 859
"badeSS
460
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antiquated 124
-case 859
- coon 859
- out of one's recol-
lection 506
- where the woodbine
twineth 771
goneness 688
goner 859
gonfalon 550
gong 417
goniometer
angle 244
measure 466
gonorrhea 655
good
complete 52
palatable 394
assent 488
benefit QIS
beneficial 648
right 922
virtuous 944
pious 987
as - as 197
be - enough 765
be so - as 765
do -906
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permanent 141
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- as one's word
veracity 543
observance 772
probity 939
- at 698
- at the price 815
- auspices 858
- behavior
contingent 108a
duty 926
virtue 944
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- chance 472
- cheer /ood 298
cheerful 826
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- day
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departure 293
courtesy 894
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goodness 648
beauty 845
- enough
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- fellow 892
- fight UHir 722
virtue 944
- for
useful 644
salubrious 656
- for nothing
impotence 158
useless 645
- fortune 734
- Friday 998
-genius
friend S90
benefactor 912
god 979
- hand 700
- humor
concord 714
cheerfulness 836
amuse 840
courtesy 894
kindly 906
- intention 906
- judgment 498
- lack! 870
- living
food 298
gluttony 957
- look out 459
- looks 845
- luck 734
- man man 373
husband 90^
worthy 948
- manners 894
- morrow 292
- name 873
- nature 906
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medicUion 724
kind 90Q
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- opinion 931
- pennyworth 816
- repute 873
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kindness 906
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woman 374
spouse 903
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willingness 602
benevolence 906
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approval 931
vindication 927
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in - case 192
in - odor
repute 873
approbation 931
in one's - books 888
in one's - graces 888
make-
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provide 637
restore 660
complete 729
substantiate 924
vindicate 937
atone for 952
much - may it do 906
put a - face upon
cheerfidS36
proud 878
so far so - 931
take in - part
pleased S27
courteous 894
kind 906
think -931
to - purpose 731
to the - 780
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what's the - 645
goodly
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handsome 845
what a -outside;
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virtue 944
- gracious! 870
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merchandise 798
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goody 374
goose hiss 409
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giddy as a - 458
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bungler 699
prodigal 818
gooseberry:
yam 549
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old - 978
goosecap 501
goosequill 590
goose-skin 383
Gordianknot
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(problem 461)
gore
gusset 43
stab 260
blood 361
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fiU 6^1
satiety S69
gluttony 957
(eat 298)
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raise one's - 900
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gorgeous
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forgiveness 918
honor 9S9
piety 9S7
worship 990
act of - 784
God's - 906
- before meat 916
heart of - 861
in one's good -s 888
say - 990
submit with a good -
826
with a bad - 603
with a good -
willing 602
courteous 894
grace: coup de - 914
la -840
graceless
inelegant 579
uglySiQ
vicious 945
impenitent 951
irreligious 989
Graces 845
gracious
willing 602
courteous 894
A:ind906
good - 870
gradatim
in order 58
continuous 69
slow 275
gradation
degree 26
order 58
continuity 69
grade degree 26
classify 60
term 71
at - 219
{class) 75
gradient 217
gradual degree 26
continuous 69
slow 275
graduate
adjust 2Z
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series 69
measure 466
scholar 492
graduated scale 466
gradus 562
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886
graft join 43
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teach 537
bribe 7S4:
improbity 940
grain essence 5
small 32
tendency 176
littU 193
rough 256
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texture 329
potMierSSO
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temper 820
omam«n/ 847
against the -
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unwilling 603
opposing 708
-oU356
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qualification 469
d(m5^485
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like -s of sand
incoherent 47
grallatory 267
gramercy 916
gram-fed 192
graminivorous 298
grammar
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school 542
language 667
bad -568
comparative - 560
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gramophone 418
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handsome 845
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insolent 885
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grandchildren 167
grandee 875
grandeur 873
grandfather
veteran 130
paternity 166
grandiloquent 577
grandiose 577
grandmother
maternal 166
simple 501
teach -538
grandsire
veteran 130
paternity 166
grange 189
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granite 323
granivorous 298
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grantee
possessor 779
receiver 785
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granulate 330
granule 32
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falsehood 544
excuse 617
grapeshot
attack 716
arms 727
graphic
intelligiUe 518
painting 556
descriptive 594
graphoidea 590
graphology 590
graphomaiiia 590
graphometer 244
graphotype 558
grapnel 666
grapple
fasten 43
dutch 789
- with
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- difficulties 704
oppose 708
resist 719
contention 720
grappUxig iron
fastening 45
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grasp
comprehend 518
pmoer 737
retain 781
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in one's - 737
possess 777
tight -
severe 739
grasping
miserly 819
covetous 856
grass 367
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let the - grow under
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neglect 460
inactive 683
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active eS2
graBBhopper 309
grate ru6 330
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harsh sound 410
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grated
barred 219
grateful
physically pleasant
377
agreeable 829
ihankfvl 916
grater 330
gratification
' animal - 377
moral - 827
gratify permit 760
please 829
gratizig [see grate]
lattice 219
gratior ac pulchro
845
gratis 815
gratitude 916
gratuitous
inconsequent 477
supposititious 514
voluntary 602
payless 815
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gratuity
gift7M
gratis 815
gratulate 896
gravamen 642
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engrave 558
important 642
composed 826
distressing 830
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look -
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on this side of the -
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silent as the - 403
sink into the - 360
without a - 363
gravel
earth 342
puzzle 704
graven image 991
graveolent 398
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gravis ira regum est
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vigor 574
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seaateness 826
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specific -
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gr6, savoir - 916
grease
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green-eyed monster
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novice 493
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bungler 701
greennouse
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greenwood 367
greet weep 839
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sociality 892
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grenadier
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soldier 726
grey 432
bring - hairs to the
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adversity 735
harass 830
-beard 130
- friar 996
- hairs 128
- mare
ruler 7S7
master 745
wife 903
greyhound
swift 27 A
animal 366
griddlecake 298
gridelin 437
gridiron
crossing 219
stove
grief 828
come to - 735
grievance evil 619
painful 830
wrong 923
grieve mourn 828
pain 830
dejected 837
complain 839
grievous bad 649
painful 830
grievously
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grifle41
griffin S3
griflo41
griflonage 590
grig merry 836
grill 384
grille 219
grill room 180
grim
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srdlen 90la
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grimace
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grimac-er, -ier
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humorist 844
affected S55
grimaUdn366
grimy 652
grin laugh 838
ru/icu!e 856
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dejected 837
uglyS46
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grind
reduce 195
sharpen 253
vuliMsriu 330
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grinder
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grindery warehou^
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grinding
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distressing 830
grindstone
sharpener 253
puherizer 330
grip
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power 737
retention 781
dutch 789
- of the hand 894
gripe [see grip]
pain 378
parsimony 819
grippe 655
gripsack 191
grisaille
grey 432
painting 556
grisette
woman 374
commonalty 876
libertine 962
grisly 846
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waves 348
level with the - 162
maintain one's -
persevere 604a
play- 840
prepare the - 673
stand one's -
defend 717
resist 719
grounded
stranded 732
- on boM 211
evidenced!
well- 490
groundlesB
unsubstantial 4
illogical A77
erroneous 495
groundling 876
grounds
dregs 653
groundwork
sybstantialiiy 3
precursor 64
cause 153
basis 211
support 215
preparation 673
group
marshal 60
cliLster 72
grouse 366
grout 45
grouty 901a
grove
street 189
glade 252
wood 367
grovel
behwTffI
move slowly 775
cringe S86
base 940
grow
increase S5
become 144
expand 194
-from
^6c< 154
-into 144
-less 195
- old gracefully 128
-taUer206
- together 46
-up 194
- upon one 613
growl cry 412
complain 839
discourtesy SI95
anger 900
threat 909
growler cab 272
discontented SS2
sulky 901a
grown up 131
growth [see grow]
development 161
- in size 194
tumor 250
vegetation 367
groyne 706
grub
small animal 193
food 29S
-up
era(iioa(e 301
discover 480a
Orub-street writer
593
grudge
unwiUinja 603
refuse 764
stingy 819
haUH9S •
an^er 900
bear a-907
owe a - 898
grudginff
unwilling 603
-praise 932
gruesome 846
gruff
harsh sound 410
discourteous 895
{morose 901a)
gnun
Aar«^ sound 410
morose 901a
grumble
cry 411
complain 832, 839
grume 354
grumous
dense 321
pttZpy 354
grumpy 901a
Orundy, Mrs. 852
grunt
animal sound 412
complain 839
guftdftgnft
chi non s'arrischia
non - 604, 675
guano 653
guarantee
promise 768
security T7\
guard
(raveling 268
safety 6IM:
d^ense 717
sMier72A
sentry 7513
advanced - 668
- against
prepare 673
defen8e717
-smp
protection 6Mt
manrof'-M>aT 726
mount -
car6 459
safety 6IM:
off one's -
inezpecUxnt 5M
on one's -
careful 459
cautious 864
rear -668
throw off one's -
cunning 702
guarda costa 753
guarded
conditions 770
guardian
9G/e(y664
d^ense 717
A^eeper 753
- angel
Ae^711
benefactor 912
spirit 977
guaraless 665
guardroom 752
gubemation 693
gubernatorial 737
gudgeon 547
guerdon 973
guerilla 726
guerre
- & outrance &c. 722
nom de - 565
guess 514
guesswork 514
guest 890
the parting - 892
guet
-dpens
cutihroat 3151
snare 545
mot de - 550
guffaw 838
guggle
gush34&
b\Mte3S3
resound 408
cry 412
guide
teoc^ 537
teacher 540
indicate 550
direct 692
QUID
GUNN
GUTS
GYVE
director 694
advise 695
- philosopher and
friend 695
guidebook 527
guided by, be -
conform 82
guideless 665
guidepost 550
guiding star 693
guidon 550
guild
society 712
tnhuncd 966
guildhall 799
guile
deceit 544, 545
cunning 702
guileless
veracious 543
artless 703
guillemets 550
guillotine
decapitate 972
0x975
guUt947
{vice 945)
guiltless 946
guilty
find - 971
plead -950
gidnd6 579
guinea 800
jingline of the - 800
guisard599
guise
state 7
dress 225
appearance 448
plea ^17
mode (^27
conductf 692
guiser 599
gidtar 417
gulch 198 .
gules 434
gulf
interval 198
deep20S
lake 343
guU
deceive 545
dupe 547
gullet throat 260
rivulet S4S
gullible 486
gully gorge 198
Iiollow 252
evening 260
conduit 350
guiosity 957
gulp svxUlow 296
take food 29S
- down
credulity 486
s^ubmit 725
gulph
[see ^If] 343
gum fastening 45
fasten 46
re^n 356a
c^ea^ 545
- elastic 325
- game 545
gummy 352
gumption 498
gun report 406
weapon 727
blow great -s 349
great -626
- flint 727
sure as a - 474
gunboat 726
guncotton 727
gunner
soldier 726
gunnery
warfare 722
eanrum 727
gunpowder
warfare 722
ammunition 727
not invent - 665
sit on barrel of
501
gimshot 197
gurge eddy 312
torrent Z^
gurgle
^ou; 348
huJMeZ^
faint sound 405
resonance 408
gurgoyle 350
guru 540, 996
gurry 853
gush
flow out 2Q5
flood S4S
ardor 821
gushing
emotional 821
impressible 822
gusset 43
gust vnnd 349
physical taste 390
passion 825
moral taste 850
gustation 390
gustf ul 390, 394
gustless 391
^pusto [see gust]
physical plecLSure
377
emotion 821
gut destroy 162
opening 260
«/rai/ 343
eviscerate 297
aacfc 789
«^Z 791
guts iTiside 221
gutta442
-Serena 442
gutter
groove 259
condua 350
guttle 957
guttural
letter 561
inarticulate 583
guy vinculum 45
/e^^752
grotesque 853
guzzle
gluttony 957
drunkenness 950
guzzler 959
gybe 279
gymkhana 720
gymnasium
8c/u>o2 542
arena 728
gymnast
strong 159
gymnastics
training 537
exercise 686
contention 720
«por^ 840
gymnosophist
a&stoin«r 953
sectarian 984
gynsBcic 374
gynarchy 737
gynec»um 374
gynecocracy 737
gyneolatry 897
gynephobia 898
gyp 746
gypsy 268
gyrate 312
gyrfalcon 913
gyromancy 511
gysart 599
gyve 752
habeas oorpuB 063
haberdasher 225
habergeon 717
habiliment 225
habiUtotion 698
habiUt6
une grande - 698
habit eMence 5
ooa< 225
custom 618
- of mind 820
-s of business 682
want of - 614
habitant 188, 371
habitot 189
habitotion 189
habit maker 225
habitual
ordinarif 82
customary 613
habituate
train 537
accustom QIZ
habituation 82
habitude
staur
habUQlS
habitu6 613
hachure550
hacienda
abode IS9
property 780
hack cui 44
8^ort^ 201
horse 711
vekide 272
worker G90
literary -593
hackamore 752
hackbut 727
hackee 274
hackery 272
hackle 44
com6 253
hackman268
hackney coach 272
hackneyed
known 490
<rite496
habUual 613
experienced 698
Hades 982
Hadji traveler 268
priest 996
hamatobious 5, 161
hnmorrhage [see
hemorrhage]
haret later! lethalis
arundo
displeasure 828
ctnger 900
hm tSbi erunt artes
627
haft 633
11^846
ttretcA 913
witch 9^
haggard
insane 503
tired 688
11^824
uglySiQ
haggle cut 44
chaffer 794
hagiographa 985
hagiology 983, 985
hagioscope 260
haguebut 727
ha-ha ditch 198
defense 717
haik225
hail welcome 292
ice 383
caU5S6
rejoicing 838
Aonor to 873
celebration S8S
courtesy 894
saluU92S
approve 931
- fellow well met
friendship 888
socioZity 892
- from 293
hailstone 383
hail smaU 32
filament 205
roughness 256
- breadth escape
danger 665
escape 671
-'s breadth
near 197
narrow 203
-s on the hc^
muUUude 102
make one's - stand
on end
distressing 830
/eor 860
u^omier 870
to a -494
hairif 253
hahrless226
hairy rouyA 256
hi^J266
halberd 727
halberdier 726
halcyon calm 174
peace 721
prosperous 734
joyful 827, 829
hale 654
half 91
- a dozen six 98
several 102
- a gale 349
- a hundred 98
• and half
eaual27
mixed 41
incomplete 53
- distance 68
-U^t422
- measures
incomplete 53
vacUlaling 605
mid-course 628
- moon 245
- price 815
- rations 640
- scholar 493
- seas over 959
-sight 443
-speed
moderate 174
slow 275
- the battle
important 642
success 731
- truth 546
see with - an eye
intelligent 498
intelligible 518
manifest 525
half-baked 499
half -blind 443
half blood
mixture 41
unconformity 83
imperfect 651
half-f rosen 352
half-hearted
irresolute 605
insensible 823
indifferent 866
half -learned 491
half -melted 352
halfpenny
(ri>{e 643
half -Starved
insufficient 640
fasting 956
hsOf -tone 558
half-way
small Z2
middUGS
between 228
go - irresolute 605
mid-course 628
meet -
willing 602
compromise 774
half-witted 499, 501
hail chamber 189
receptacle 191
mart 799
- mark 550
- of audience 588
music - 599
hallelujah 990
hailoo cry 411
look here! 457
coZZ 586
wonder S70
hallow
ce(e&rate883
respect 92S
hallowed 976
Halloween 138
Hallowmas 138
hallucination
error 495
insanity 503
halo light 420
ahry S7Z
- hovering round de*
cay 36
halomancy 511
halser 45
halt cease 142
u>€ak 160 '
reet265
ao slowly 275
lame 655
faU 732
at the - 265
halter rope 45
restraint 752
punishment 975
wear a - 874
with a - round one's
neck 665
Style 579
-place 292
halve [see half]
halves
do by-
neglect4&Q
not complete 730
go - 778
not do by - 729
ham house 189
hamadryad 979
hamal746
hamf atter 599
hamiform245
hamlet 189
hammer
repeat 104
knock 276
stammer 583
between the - and the
anvil 665
- at think 451
tDorA;686
- out form 240
prepare 673
complete 729
under the -
auction 796
hammock 215
hamous245
hamper
basket 191
obstruct 706
hamstring
incapacitate 158
injure 659
HANA
HAND
HANG
HAPL
hanaper 802
hand
measure of length
200
side 236
transfer 270
man 372
organ of touch 379
iruiicator 550
writing 590
medium 631
o^enZ 690
grasp 781
transfer 783
at - present 118
/tiiure 121
destined 152
near 197
ti«^t//644
bad -590
bird in - 781
come to-
arrive 292
recett>e(i 785
fold one's -s 681
give one's - to
marry 903
good-
wrUing 590
8ibiU 698
proficiency 700
- and glove 888
-back 683
- down
record 551
transfer 783
- pallop 274
- in hand
joined 43
accompanying 88
same time 120
concur 178
codperate 709
pariy 712
concord 714
/riend 888
eocial 892
- in one's chips 360
'eC death 360
- organ 417
-over
transfer 783
^tw784
- over head
inattention 458
neglect 460
reckless 863
-8 off! avoid 623
leave alone 681
prohibition 761
- to hand
touching 199
transfer 270
jiy^ 720, 722
have a - in
catiee 153
ad 680
codperate 709
have one's - in
skiUmS
Iisve ODe*8 -s full 682
460
helping - 707, 711
hold in -
rute 737
hold out the -
courtesy 894
hold up the -
vote 609
in -
incomplete 53
business 625
preparing 673
not finished 730
possessed 777
money 800
in the -s of
authority 737
subjection 749
keep one's - in 613
lay -s on
discover 480a
u«e677
toA:e789
rite 998
live from - to mouth
insufficient 640
unprepared 674
poor 804
much on one's -s 682
no - in 623
on one's -s
Imsiness 625
redundant 641
not finished 7dO
for sale 796
poor - 701
put into one's -s 784
put one's - to 676
ready to one's - 673
shake -s 918
stretch forth one's -
680
take by the - 707
take in -
teacA 537
undertake 676
time hanging on one's
-s
inaction 681
leisure 685
weary 841
try one's - 675
turn one's - to 625
under one's -
in writing 590
promise 768
compact 769
with the -s in the
pockets 681
hand-barrow 272
handbook
travel 266
information 527
hook 593
handbreadth 200
handcuff 751, 752
handfa8t903
handful
qvuintUy 25
small Z2
few 103
handicap
equalize 27
incumber 706
race 720
handicraft
business 625
working 680
handicraftsman 690
handiwork
effect 154
ooin^ 680
handkerchief
clothes 225
cleaner 652
handle
/ee/, Umch 379
dissert 595
p2ea617
instrument 633
wee 677
manage 693
furnish a - 937
- a case 692
- to one's name
name 564
honor 877
make a - of 677
handmaid
instrumentality 631
auxiliary 711
servant 746
hand post 550
handsel
begin QQ
security 771
^/t784
pai/809
handsome
liberal 816
beautiful 845
disinterested 942
- fortune 803
- is that handsome
does 816
handspike 633
handstafl 727
handwriting
signature 550
autoaraph 590
- on the wall
warning 668
handy
near 197
useful 644
ready 673
dexterous 698
hang
pendency 214
A:i/Z361
curse 908
execute 972
- about 197
- back 623
- by a thread 665
- down the head 837
- fire late 133
cease 142
unproductive 169
inert 172
etotr 275
reluctance 603
inactit^ 683
not yinieA 730
/ait 732
r^use 764
- in doubt 485
- in suspense 605
- it! regret 833
contempt 930
- on
accompany 88
- on hand Ml
- on the sleeve of
servant 746
eervitity 886
flattery 9d^
- out
display 882
entertain 892
- out a light 420
- out a signal 550
- over
destiny 152
height 206
project 250
(futurUy 121)
- over the head 152
- together
joined 43
cohere 46
concur 178
codperate 709
- up one's fiddle 67
-UDon
154
749
- upon the lips of 418
hangar 191
hang-dog look 901a
hanged if, I'll be-
489
hanger
weapon 727
-on
accompaniment 88
servant 746
eervtte886
pothooks and -s 590
[eeenang]
eteMz/ed307
ornament 847
-look 846
evil doer 913
bad man 949
executioner 976
hangnail 214
hank tie 45
hanker 865
Hansard 551
hansom 272
hap 156
haphazard
chance 156, 621
hapless
unfortunate 735
{miserable 828)
(hopeless 859)
haplograpby 495
haply
possibly 470
(]by chance 156) -
HAPP
HARD
HARM
HARV
iiAppem 151
- as it may
chance 621
- what may
certain 4/4
reckless 9&^
happinesB
[see happy]
- our being's end 827
the greatest - of the
greatest number
910
>iappyyi/23
opportune 134
style 578
y^827
cheerful S3Q
- as a clam 827
- dispatch 072
- go lucky 674
- he with such a
mother 166
- hunting grounds
981
- returns of the day
896
- thought 842
- valley
imagination 515
delight 827
liartJdri972
harangue 582
/ait^688
t;ex830
VHtrry 907
harbixiger
precursor 64
omen 512
harbor
abode 189
haven 292
r^u^e666
c^em^ 821
- a design 620
- an idea 451
- revenge 919
natural - 343
harborlesB 665
hard
strong 159
dense 32S
physically insensible
376
«our 397
difficuU 704:
severe 739
morally insensible
823
grievous 830
impenitent 951
blow - 349
go-
difficuU7(A
failure 732
adversity 735
pain 828
- a-lec 273
- and fast rule 80
- a-port 273
- at it 682
- at work 682
- bargain 819
- by 197
-case 735
- cash 803
- earned 704
- fought 704 •
-frost 383
-heart
malofolent 907
vicious 945
impenitent 951 ^
- hit 732
- knocks 720
- life 735
-lines
adversity 735
severity 739
- liver 954a
- lot 735
- master 739
- measure 739
- names 932
- necessity 601
- nut to crack 704
- of beHef 487
- of hearing 419
-pressed
hasUQM
difficulty 704
hindrance 706
- put to it 704
- set 704
- tack 298
- task 703
- time 704
- to believe 485
- to please 868
-up
difficulty 704
poor 804
-upon
nearness 197
attack 715
severe 739
censure 932
- winter 383
- words
obscure 571
rude S95
censure 932
- work 686
hit - 276
look - at 441
not be too - upon 918
strike -
energy 171
impulse 276
try - 675
work - 686
harden [see hard]
strengthen 159
accustom 613
- the heart
insensible 823
enmity 889
impenitence 951
hardened
impious 988
-front
insolent 885
hardening
habUQlS
hard-favored 846
hard-f eatuted 846
hard-flflted 819
hard-handed 739
hard-headed 498
hardihood
courage 861
insolence 885
hardly
scarcely 32
deal - with 739
- any few 103
- anything
small 32
unimportant 643
- ever 137
hard-mouthed 606
hardness 828
hardpan211
hard-sheU 739
hardship 735
hard-visaged 846
hardware 323
hardy
strong 159
healthy OH
brave 861
hare 274
hold with the - and
run with the
hounds
fickue(yr
servile S8%
harebrained
giddy 45S
rashS&3
(foolish 499)
(mod 503)
harelip 243
harem
household 189
impurity 961
harifl253
hariolation 511
hark
hear AIS
attention 457
-back 283
harleqidn
changeable 149
nimble 274
motley 440
vantomiTnic 599
numorist 844
harlequinade 599
harlot 962
harlotry 961
harm
et;t2 619
badness 649
malevolence 907
harmattan 349
harmless
impotent 158
good 648
perfect 650
salubrious 656
safe 664
innocent 946
bear -717
harmonica 417
harmonics 413
harmoniphone 417
harmonist 413
harmonium 417
harmony
agreement 23
music A13
color 42S
concord 714
peace 721
friendship 888
want of - 414
harness
fasten^
fastening 45
accouterment 226
instrument 633
restraint 752
in -
prepared 673
in action 680
ac^u«682
subjection 749
harp
repeal 104
musical instrummU
417
tiwiry 841
Hari^agon 819
harper416
han>oon727
hanMiichord 417
harpy
relentless 739
thief 7^2
miser 819
evil doer 91Z
demon QSO
harquebuss 727
harndan
haqMd
trollop 962
harrier 366
harrow
agriculture 371
- up the soul 860
harrowing 830
harry pain 830
o^tocA; 716
persecute 907
Hsfry, old - 978
harsh
acrid 171
sound 410
style 579
severe 739
disagreeable 830
morose 895
malevolent 907
- voice 581
hart deer 366
mate 373
hartshorn 392
harum-scarum
disorder 59
inattentive 458
haruspice 513
haruspicy 511
harvest
HANA
HAND
HANG
HAPL
hanaper802
lumd
measure of length
200
nc2e236
transfer 270
man 372
organ of touch 370
indicator 550
writing 590
medium 631
o^enZ 690
^(»p 781
transfer 783
at - present 118
/u/wre 121
destined 152
near 197
ti«^t//644
bad -590
bird in . 781
come to-
arrive 292
received 785
fold one's -s 681
give one's - to
marry 903
good-
writing 590
skiU Q9S
proficiency 700
- and glove 888
-back 683
- down
record 551
transfer 783
- pallop 274
-in hand
joined 43
accompanying 88
same time 120
concur 178
codperate 709
party 712
concord 714
/riend 888
social 892
- in one's chips 360
-^e£^eath360
- organ 417
-over
transfer 783
give 784
- over head
inattention 458
ne^^ect 460
reckless SGS
-8 off! avoid 623
leave alone 681
prohibition 761
- to hand
touching 199
transfer 270
;ip/i/ 720, 722
have a - in
cau^e 153
act 680
codperate 709
have one's - in
have one's -s full 682
460
helping - 707, 711
hold in -
rute 737
hold out the -
courtesy 894
hold up the -
vote 609
in -
incomplete 53
business 625
preparing 673
not finished 1210
possessed 777
money 800
in the -s of
authority 737
subjection 749
keep one's - in 613
lay -s on
discover 480a
u«e677
taA:e789
rite 998
live from - to mouth
insufficient 640
unprepared 674
poor 804
much on one's -s 682
no - in 623
on one's -s
biLsiness 625
redundant 641
not finished 730
for sale 796
poor - 701
put into one's -s 784
put one's - to 676
ready to one's - 673
shake -s 918
stretch forth one's -
680
take by the - 707
take in -
teacfc 537
undertake 676
time hanging on one's
-s
inaction 681
leisure 685
weary 841
try one's - 676
turn one's - to 625
under one's -
in writing 590
promise 768
compact 769
with the -s in the
pockets 681
hand-barrow 272
handbook
travet 266
information 527
book 593
handbreadth 200
handcuff 751, 752
handf ast 903
handful
quantity 25
small ^2
few 103
haiidici^
equalize 27
incumber 706
race 720
handicraft
business 625
working 680
handicraftsman 690
handiwork
effect 154
ooin^ 680
handkerchief
clothes 225
cleaner 652
handle
feel, touch 379
dissert 595
ptca 617
instrument 633
M«e677
manage 693
furnish a - 937
- a case 692
- to one's name
name 564
Aonor 877
make a - of 677
handmaid
instrumentality 631
auxiliary 711
servant 746
hand post 550
handsel
&e^i(66
security 771
^t784
pai/809
handsome
liberal 816
beautiful 845
disinterested 942
- fortune 803
- is that handsome
does 816
handspike 633
handstaff 727
handwriting
signature 550
autoaraph 590
- on the wall
uximing 668
handy
near 197
useful 644
ready 673
dexterous 698
hang
pendency 214
kiUZQl
curse 908
execute 972
- about 197
- back 623
- by a thread 665
- down the head 837
- fire late 133
cease 142
unproductive 169
inert 172
slow 275
reluctance 603
tnoctive 683
not finish 730
faU 732
refuse 764
- in doubt 485
- in suspense 605
- iti regret 833
contempt 930
- on
accompany 88
- on hand 641
- on the sleeve of
eerwint 746
8ervttity886
flattery 933
- out
display 882
entertain 892
- out a light 420
- out a signal 550
- over
destiny 152
height 206
project 250
(futurUy 121)
- over the head 152
- together
joined 43
cohere 46
concur 178
codperate 709
- up one's fiddle 67
-upon
effect 154
dependency 749
- upon the ups of 418
hangar 191
hang-dog look 901a
hanged if, FU be-
489
hanger
weapon 727
- on
accompanimeni 88
servarU 746
een;tte886
pothooks and -s 590
[see hang]
etet;ated307
ornament 847
-look 846
hangman
evil doer 913
bad man 949
executioner 976
hangnail 214
hank tie 45
hanker 865
Hansard 551
hansom 272
hap 156
haphazard
chance 156, 621
hapless
unfortunate 735
(miserable 828)
(hopeless 859)
haplography 495
haply
possibly 470
{by chance 156) -
HAPP
HARD
HARM
HARV
happen 151
- as it may
chance 621
- what may
certain 474
reckless 9&^
happiness
[see happy]
- our being's end 827
the greatest - of the
greatest number
§10
>4app7jU23
opportune 134
style 578
y^827
cheerful S3Q
- as a clam 827
- dispatch 972
- go lucky 674
- he with such a
mother 166
- hunting grounds
981
- returns of the day
896
- thought 842
-valley
imagination 515
deliaht 827
harauri 972
harangue 582
harass
fatigue G8S
vex 830
VHtrry 907
harbixiger
precursor 64
omen 512
harbor
abode 189
haven 292
rrfuge 666
cherish S2l
- a design 620
- an idea 451
- revenge 919
natural - 343
harborless 665
hard
strong 159
dense S2S
physically insensible
376
sour 397
difficult 704
severe 739
morally insensible
823
grievous 830
impenitent 951
blow - 349
go-
difficuU7(A
failure 732
adversity 735
pain 828 •
- a-lec 273
- and fast rule 80
- a-port 273
- at it 682
- at work 682
- bargain 819
- by 197
- case 735
- cash 80J
- earned 7()4
- fought 704
-frost 383
- heart
malevolent 907
vicious 945
impenitent 951 ^
- hit 732
- knocks 720
- life 735
-lines
adversity 735
severity 739
- liver 954a
- lot 735
- master 739
- measure 739
- names 932
- necessity 601
- nut to crack 704
- of belief 487
- of hearing 419
- pressed
Wfe684
difficulty 704
hindrance 706
- put to it 704
- set 704
- tack 298
- task 703
- time 704
- to believe 485
- to please 868
-up
difficulty 704
poor 804
- upon
nearness 197
attack 715
severe 739
censure 932
-winter 383
- words
obscure 571
Hide 895
censure 932
- work 686
hit - 276
look - at 441
not be too - upon 918
strike -
energy 171
impulse 276
try - 675
work - 686
harden [see hard]
strengthen 159
accustom 613
- the heart
insensible 823
enmity 889
impenitence 951
hardened
impious 988
- front
insolent 885
hardening
habUQlZ
hard-favored 846
hard-featured 846
hard-fisted 819
hard-handed 739
hard-headed 498
hardihood
coura^861
insolence 885
hardly
scarcely 32
deal - with 739
- any few 103
- anything
small Z2
unimportant 643
- ever 137
hard-mouthed 606
hardness 828
hardpan211
hard-sheU 739
hardship 735
hard-visaged 846
hardware 323
hardy
strong 159
healthy %H
brave SQl
hare 274
hold with the - and
run with the
hounds
fickle e(yr
servile S86
harebrained
giddy 45S
rashSQS
(foolish 499)
(mod 503)
harelip 243
harem
household 189
impurity 961
harifl253
hariolation 511
hark
Aear 418
attention 457
-back 283
harleqidn
changeable 149
nimble 274
motley 440
vantomimic 599
numorist 844
harlequinade 599
harlot 962
harlotry 961
harm
et;t2 619
badness 649
malevolence 907
harmattan 349
harmless
impotent 158
good 648
perfect 650
salubrious 656
safeGM
innocent 946
bear -717
harmonica 417
harmonics 413
harmoniphone 417
harmonist 413
harmonium 417
harmony
agreement 23
music Al^
color 42S
concord 714
peace 721
friendship 888
want of - 414
harness
fasten 43
fastening 45
aceouterment 226
instrument 633
restraint 752
in -
prepared 673
in action 680
active 082
subjection 749
harp
repeat 104
musical instrumtni
417
ti^eary 841
Hari^agon 819
harper416
harpoon 727
harpsichord 417
harpy
relentless 739
thief 792
miser 819
evU doer 913
demon 9S0
harquebuss 727
harndan
Aa^846
trMop 962
harrier 366
harrow
agriculture 371
- up the soul 860
harrowixig 830
harry pain 830
attack 71Q
persecute 907
HsJry, old - 978
harsh
acrid 171
sound 410
style 579
severe 739
disagreeable 830
morose 896
malevolent 907
- voice 581
hart deer 366
male 373
hartshorn 392
harum-scarum
disorder 59
inattentive 458
haruspice 513
haruspicy 511
hanrest
HAS
HAVE
HEAD
HEAD
effect 154
profii 618
store 636
acquisition 775
get in the -
complete 729
succeed 731
- home
celebration 883
- time
exertion 686
has been 122
hash mix 41
cut 44
confusion 59
/ood 298
make - 699
hashish 663, 954
hasp fasten 43
fastening 45
hassock 215
haste velocity 274
activity 682
Aurr2/ 684
hasten
promote 707
hasty
transient 113
hurried 684
impa/ien^ 825
irritoMe 901
hasty pudding 298
hat 225
cardinal's - 999
- in hand 886
send round the - 765
shovel - 999
hatch
produce 161
gaU 232
opening 260
fabricate 544
shading 556
p2an 626
prepare 673
- a plot 626
hatchel 253
hatches, under -
restraint 751
prisoner 754
poor 804
hatchet
cutting 253
dig up the - 722
throw the helve after
the - 818
hatchet-faced 203
hatchet man 361
hatchment
funeral 363
arms 550
record 551
hatchway 260
hate
dislike 867
hatred 898
hateful
noxious 649
painful 830
hath been, the time
-122
hatrack 215
hatred
[see hate]
object of - 898
hatter 225
hatti-sherif 741
hattock 72
hauberk 717
haud passibus SBquis
unequal 28
slow 275
haugh344
haughty
proi«i 878
insolent 885
contemptuous 930
haul drag 285
catch of fish &c. 7S9
- down one's flag 725
haunch 236
haunt focus 74
presence 186
abode 189
o^rm 860
persecute 907
- the memory
remember 505
trouble S30
haunted 980
hautboy 417
hautenbas, traiter
de-
insolence 885
corUempt 930
hauteur 878
haut-goi!lt 392
haut-monde 976
have confute 479
fcen490
possess 777
- a high opinion of
928
- a jag on 959
- an ax to grind 702
- at 716
- done! 142
- for one's own 780
- in store
destiny 152
provision 637
-It
discover 480a
believe 484
- it your own way
sx&mission 725
- no choice 609a
- no end 112
- nothing to do with
10
- one's rights 924
- one to know 527
- other fish to fry
135
- rather 609
- some knowledge of
490
- the advantage
unequal 28
superior 33
- the start 116
-to 620
- to do with 9
-up 638
haven
arrival 292
refuge W^
haversack 191
havoc
destruction 162
cry - war 722
play - spoil 659
haw 583
hawk spU 297
stammer 583
swindler 792
between - and buz-
zard
agitation 315
worry 828
eye of a - 498
- about
publish 531
offer 763
seU796
- at 716
know a - from a hand-
saw
discriminate 465
skiU 698
hawker 797
hawk-eyed 441
hawking chase 622
hawser 45
haycock 72
hay fever 655
hay-seed 876
hayward 753
hay while the sun
shines, make - 134
hazard
chance 156, 621
danger 665
all is on the - 349
at all -8 604
- a conjecture 514
- a proposition 477
hase mist 353
uncertairUy 475
joke 856
in a -
hidden 52S
haEel433
hazy opa(^ 426
he 373
head
precedence 62
beginning 66
class 75
summit 210 -
coiffure 225
lead280
froth 353
person 372
intellect 450
topic 454
wisdom 498
picture 556
nomenclature 564
chapter 593
direct 693
director 694
master 7 A5
as one's - aha]!
■ swer for 708
at the - of
direcKon 693
authority 737
repute 873
bow the - 308
bring to a - 729
can't get out of one's
-605
come into one's - 451
come to a - 729
from - to foot 200
gain - 175
get into one's -
thought 451
belief ^^^
intoxicate 959
five a horse his - 748
ang one's - 879
have in one's - 490
have no - 506
- above water
safeOMt
prosperous 734
wealth SOS
- and front
important 642
- and front of one's
offending
provocation 830
c^r^e 938
- and shoulders
irrelevant 10
complete 52
haste QH4
- over heels
inversion 218
rotation 312
hold one's - up 307
knock one's - against
impulse 276
unskillful 699
faU 732
knock on the - 361
lie on one's - 9%
lift up one's - 878
make - against
oppose 708
resistance 719
success 731
make neither - nor
tail of 519
never entered into
one's - 458
not know whether
one stands un - or
heels
uncertain 475
wonder 870
off one's - 503
on one's - 218
over - and ears
deep 641
debtS06
loveS97
put into one's -
supposition 514
information 527
put out of one's - 458
run in the - 505
HEAD
HEAR
HEAR
HEAV
take into one's -
thought A51
caprice 608
intention 620
trouble one's - about
457
turn the - 824
with - erect 878
headache 378
head center 694
headdress 225
header 310
headforemoft
violent 173
ro^A 863
headgear 225
headmgpre/tx 64
beginning 66
indication 550
titU5M
headland
height 206
projection 250
(land 342)
headlight 550
headline 590
headlong
Aurry 684
rushSGS
rush -
violence 173
headman 694
headmost
front 234
precession 280
headpiece
intellect 450
helmet 717
ornament 847
headquarters
focus 74
abode 189
authority 737
headrace 350
heads
compendium 596
- I win tails you loee
unfair 940
- or tails 156, 621
lay - together
advice 695
codperate 709
headship 737
headsman 975
headstall 752
headstone 215, 363
headstrong
violent 173
obstinate 606
ra«^863
headway
navigation 267
progression 282
head wind 708
headwork 451
heady 606
heal restore 660
- the breach
pacify 723
let the wound -
forgive 918
heald633
healing «rt 662
health 664
healthiness 655
healthy 656
heap quantity 31
collection 72
store 636
too many 641
rubbish - 645
hear
audition 418
be informed 527
- a cause
adjudge 480
lawsuit 969
- and obey 743
- hear! 931
- out 457
not - of
refuse 764
hearer 418
hearing 418
[see hear]
gain a - 175
five a - 418
ard of - 419
out of - 196
within - 197
hearken 457
hearsay 532
- evidence 467
hearse 363
heart
intrinsicalUy 5
interior 221
center 222
mind 450
willingness 602
essential 642
affections 820
courage 861
love S97
a - untainted 939
at - 820, 821
beating -821, 824
break the - 830
by.
memory 505
do one's - good 829
from bottom of - 543
go to one's - 824
ave a place in the -
897
- and soul
completely 52
willing 602
resolute 604
exertion 686
feeling 821
- blcedmjc for 914
- expandmg 821
- failing one
dejection 837
/ear 860
- far from fraud 939
- in hand 602
- in right place 906
- leaping into one's
mouth 824
- leaping with joy
pleasure 827
r^oicing 838
-of grace 858
-of oak
stror^ 159
hardS2S
- of stone
insensible 823
malevolent 907
-'s core
mind 450
affections 820
- sinking fear 860
- to conceive 698
- with room for joy
831
in good -858
know by - 490
lay to - 837
learn by - 539
lift up the - 990
lose -837
lose one's - 897
man after one's own
-899
nearest to one's - 897
not find it in one's -
603
put one's - into 604
set one's - upon 604
take-
content SSI
hope S5S
courage 861
take to-
sensibility 822
discontent 832
dejection 837
anger 900
to one's -'s content
willing 602
enough 639
success 731
content SSI
warm- 822
wind round the - 897
with a heavy - 603
with all one^s - 602
heartache 828
heartbreaking
affecting 821
painful 830
heartbroken 828
heartburn 655
heartburning
discontent 832
regret 833
enmity 889
anger 900
heart-corroding 830
heartfelt
emotion 821
pleasure 829
hearth ho?ne 189
fireplace 386
heartless
insensible 823
vicious 945
heartquake 860
heartrending 830
heart-robbinc &2d
heart's-ease 831
heartshaped 245
heartsick
dejection 837
dislike 867
satiety 869
heart-sickening 830
heart-sinking 860
heartsome 858
heart-stirring 824
heartstricken 828
heartstrings, tear
the -830
heartswelling
excitation 824
resentment 900
hoaity
willing 602
healthy 054
feeling 821
cheerful SSQ
friendly S8S
social S92
- laugh 838
-meal 298
- reception 892
heat warmth 882
make hot 21S4
contest 720
excitement 824, 825
dead - 27
- of passion 900
heat engine 633
heated imagination
515
heater 386
heath moor 344
plant 367
heathen
pagan 984
irreligious 989
- mythology 979
heathenish
vulgar 851
heather moor 344
plant 367
heaume 717
heautontimoreimiA-
nos
croaker SS7
ascetic 955
heave raise 307
emotion 821
- a sigh 839
- in sight 446
- the lead
depth 20S
measure 466
- to 265
heaven
bliss 827
paradise 981
call - to witness 535
for -'s sake 765
- be praised
rejoicing 838
gratitude 916
- forfend! 766
- knows
uncertain 475
HAS
HAVE
HEAD
HEAD
effect 154
fyrofit 618
8tore636
aojuisiiion 775
get m the -
complete 729
succeed 731
- home
celehrcUion 883
- time
exertion 686
has been 122
hash mix 41
cut 44
confusion 69
/oo(f 298
make - 699
hashish 663, 954
hasp fasten 43
fastening 45
hassock 215
haste vdocUy 274
ac^tt^2/ 682
hurry Bd^
hasten
promote 707
hasty
transient 113
Awme<i684
impatient 825
trritoMe901
hasty pudding 298
hat 225
cardinal's - 999
- in hand 886
send round the - 765
shovel - 999
hatch
produce 161
gaU 232
opening 260
fabricate 544
shading 556
p^n626
prepare 673
- a plot 626
hatcnel 253
hatches, under -
restraint 751
prisoner 754
poor 804
hatchet
cutting 253
dig up the - 722
throw the helve after
the - 818
hatchet-faced 203
hatchet man 361
hatchment
funeral 363
arms 550
record 551
hatchway 260
hate
dislike 867
hatred 898
hateful
noxious 649
painful 830
hath been, the time
-122
hatrack 215
hatred
[see hate]
object of - 898
hatter 225
hatti-sherif 741
hattock 72
hauberk 717
haud passibus SBquis
uneqiud 28
slow 275
haugh 344
haughty
proud S7S
insolent 885
contemptuous 930
haul drag 285
catch offish &c. 789
- down one's flag 725
haunch 236
hzMTLt focus 74
presence 186
abode 189
o^rm 860
persecute 907
- the memory
remember 505
trouble ^00
haunted 980
hautboy 417
hautenbas, traitor
de-
insoUnce 885
contempt 930
hauteur 878
haut-goi!lt 392
haut-monde 976
have confute 479
fcen490
possess 777
- a high opinion of
928
- a jag on 959
- an ax to grind 702
- at 716
- done! 142
- for one's own 780
- in store
destiny 152
provision 637
-It
discover 480a
believe 484
- it your own way
sxwmission 725
- no choice 609a
- no end 112
- nothing to do with
10
- one's rights 924
- one to know 527
- other fish to fry
135
- rather 609
- some knowledge of
490
- the advantage
unequal 28
superior 33
-the start 116
-to 620
- to do with 9
-up 638
haven
arrival 292
refuge W^
haversack 191
havoc
destruction 162
cry - war 722
play - spoil 659
haw 583
hawk spU 297
stammer 583
swindler 792
between - and buz-
zard
agitation 315
worry 828
eye of a - 498
- about
publish 531
offer 763
«eZ/796
- at 716
know a - from a hand-
saw
discriminate 465
sibiZZ 698
hawker 797
hawk-eyed 441
hawking chase 622
hawser 45
haycock 72
hay fever 655
hay-seed 876
hayward 753
hay while the sun
shines, make - 134
hazard
chance 156, 621
danger 665
all is on the - 349
at all -8 604
- a conjecture 514
- a proposition 477
hase mist 353
uncertainty 475
joite 856
in a-
hiddenb2!^
hasol 433
hazy opagt(« 426
he 373
head
precedence 62
beginning 66
class 75
summit 210 -
coiffure 225
Uad2^
froth 353
person 372
intellect A^
topic 454
wisdom 498
picture 556
nomenclature 564
chapter 593
direct 693
director 694
master 745
as one's - shidl
' swer for 708
at the - of
direction e^
authority 1^7
repute 873
bow the - 308
bring to a - 729
can't get out of one's
-505
come into one's - 451
come to a - 729
from - to foot 200
gain - 175
get into one's -
thought 4^1
belief ASA
intoxicate 959
give a horse his - 748
hang one's - 879
have in one's - 490
have no - 506
- above water
«a/e664
prosperous 734
wealth 803
- and front
important 642
- and front of one's
offending
provocation 830
charge 938
- and shoulders
irrelevant 10
complete 52
hasUQM
- over heels
inversion 218
rotation 312
hold one's - up 307
knock one's - against
impulse 276
unskiUful 699
faU 732
knock on the - 361
lie on one's - 925
lift up one's - 878
make - against
oppose 708
resistance 719
success 731
make neither - nor
tail of 519
never entered into
one's - 458
not know whether
one stands on - or
heels
uricertain 475
uxmdcr 870
off one's - 503
on one's - 218
over - and ears
deep 641
debtSOfi
loveS97
put into one's -
supposition 514
information 527
put out of one's * 458
run in the - 505
HEAD
HEAR
HEAR
HEAV
take into one's -
thought 461
caprice 608
intention 620
trouble one's - about
457
turn the - 824
with - erect 878
headache 378
head center 694
headdress 225
header 310
headforemost
violent 173
ra«^ 863
headffear 225
headingpre/ia; 64
beginning 66
indication 550
(i^564
headland
Aei^^206
projection 250
(land 342)
headlight 550
headline 590
headlong
hurry 684
ru«^ 863
rush -
violence 173
headman 694
headmost
front 2M
precession 280
headpiece
intellect 450
helmet 717
ornament 847
headquarters
focus 74
abode 189
authority 737
headrace 350
heads
compendium 596
- I win tails you lose
unfair 940
- or tails 156, 621
lay - together
advice 695
cooperate 709
headship 737
headsman 975
headstall 752
headstone 215, 363
headstrong
violent 173
obstinate 606
ro^A 863
headway
navigation 267
progression 282
head wind 708
headwork 451
heady 606
heal restore 660
- the breach
pacify 723
let the wound -
forgive 918
heald633
healing «rt 662
health 664
healthiness 655
healthy 656
heap quantity 31
collection 72
store 636
too many 641
rubbish - 645
hear
audition 418
be informed 527
- a cause
adjudge 480
lawsuit 969
- and obey 743
- hear! 931
- out 457
not - of
refuse 764
hearer 418
hearing 418
[see hear]
gain a - 175
five a - 418
ard of - 419
out of - 196
within - 197
hearken 457
hearsay 532
- evidence 467
hearse 363
heart
intrinsicality 5
interior 221
center 222
mind 450
willingness 602
essential 642
affections 820
courage 861
love S97
a - untainted 939
at - 820, 821
beating -821, 824
break the - 830
by-
memory 505
do one's - good 829
from bottom of - 543
go to one's - 824
have a place in the -
897
- and soul
completely 52
uniting 602
resolute 604
exertion 686
feeling 821
- bleedmg for 914
- expanding 821
- failing one
dejection 837
fear 860
- far from fraud 939
- in hand 602
- in right place 906
- leaping into one's
mouth 824
- leaping with joy
pleasure 827
rejoicing 838
- of grace 858
- of oak
strong 159
hard 323
- of stone
insensible 823
malevolent 907
-'s core
mirui 450
affections 820
- smking fear 860
- to conceive 698
- with room for joy
831
in good - 858
know by - 490
lay to - 837
learn by - 539
lift up the - 990
lose - 837
lose one's - 897
man after one's own
-899
nearest to one's - 897
not find it in one's -
603
put one's - into 604
set one's - upon 604
take -
content S31
hopeS5S
courage 861
take to -
sensibility 822
discontent 832
dejection 837
anger 900
to one's -'s content
unlling 602
enough 639
success 731
content 831
warm - 822
wind round the - 897
with a heavy - 603
with all one^s - 602
heartache 828
heartbreaking
affecting 821
painful 830
heartbroken 828
heartburn 655
heartburning
discontent 832
regret SSS
enmity 889
anger 900
heart-corroding 830
heartfelt
emotion 821
pleasure 829
hearth home 189
fireplace 386
heartless
insensible 823
tncious 945
heartquake 860
heartrending 830
heart-robbing 82Q
heart's-ease 831
heartshaped 245
heartsick
dejection 837
dislike 867
satiety 869
heart-sickening 830
heart-sinking 860
heartsome 858
heart-stirring 824
heartstricken 828
heartstrings, tear
the -830
heartswelling
excitation 824
resentment 900
hearty
willing Q02
healthy Q64
feeling 821
cheerful S^Q
friendly S8S
social S92
- laugh 838
- meal 298
- reception 892
heat wamUh 382
make hot 384
contest 720
excitement 824, 825
dead - 27
- of passion 900
heat engine 633
heated imagination
515
heater 386
heath moor 344
plarU 367
heathen
pagan 984
irreligious 989
- mythology 979
heathenish
vulgar 851
heather moor 344
plant 367
heaume 717
heautontimoreume-
nos
croaker 837
ascetic 955
heave raise 307
emotion 821
- a sigh 839
- in sight 446
- the lead
depth 208
measure 466
- to 265
heaven
bliss 827
paradise 981
call - to witness 535
for -'s sake 765
- be praised
r^oicing 838
gratitude 916
- forfend! 766
-knows
uncertain 475
HEAV
HBGE
HELM
HENP
in the face of - 525
light of - 42a
maxriages made in -
903
move - and earth 686
wUl of - 601
heayen-bom
repute 873
virtue 944
heaven-directed 498
heaven-kiBsixig 206
heayenly
celestial 318
rapturous 829
divine 976
of heaven 981
- bodies 318
- host 977
- kingdom 981
heavenly-minded
987
heavens 318
- and earthi 870
heave offering 990
heaves 655
heavy great 31
inert 172
weighty 319
stupid 499
sleepy 083
dullMS
bnUish S5l
- affliction 828
- cost 814
- dragoon 726
-father 599
-gun 727
-hand
clumsy 699
severe 739
- heart loth 603
pain 828
d^ection 837
- hours 841
- news 830
- on hand 641
- on the mind 837
-sea
agitation 315
vxjves 348
- sleep 683
- wet 298
heavy-laden
hindrance 706
trouble 828
hebdomadal 138
Hebe 845
hebetate 823, 826
hebetic 127
hebetude
imbecile 499
insensible 823
inexcitable 826
hebetudinous 499
Hebraist 492
Hebrew
unintelligible 519
Jew 984
hecatomb
number 98
470
sacrifice 991
heckle comb 253
harry 830
hectic hot 382
flush 821
Hector brave 861
rashSldS
buUy 885, 887
heddle 633
hedge
compensate 30
incloswre 232
-in
circumscribe 229 .
hinder 7QQ
conditions 770
hedgehog 253
hedgerow 232
hedonic 827, 836
hedonism 377, 827
hedonist 954a
heed attend 457
care 459
beware 668
caution 864
heedf ulness 457
heedless
inattentive 458
neglectful 460
forgetful 506
rashS&3
heel support 215
lean 217
deviate 279
go round 311
- of Achilles 665
iron - 975
turn on one's -
go back 283
go round 311
avoid 623
heeler 886
heelpiece sequel 65
back 235
repair 660
heeltap
remainder 40
dress 653
heels lowness 207
at the - of
near 197
behind 235
cool one's - 681
follow on the - of 281
- over head
inverted 218
hasty 684
ra«/i863
laid by the - 751
lay by the - 789
show a light pair of -
623
take to one's - 623
tread on the - of
near 197
follmv 281
approach 286
heft handle 633
exertion 686
hegemony
influence 175
direction 693
authorUy7df7
heifer 366
heighoI839
height degree 26
altitude QM
summit 210
at its-
greal 31
supreme 33
draw oneself up to his
fuU-307
heighten
increase 35
elevaU 307
exaggerate 549
aggravate 835
heinous 945
heir futurUy 121
posterity 167
inheritor 779
heirloom 780
heirship 777
Hejira 293
heliacal 318
helical 248
Helicon 597
Heliogabalus 954a
heliograph
signal 550
picture 556
heliography
light ^HO
eainting 556
olatry991
heliometer 466
heliophagous 420
helioscope 445
heliotrope 847
heliotype 437, 558
helix 248
hell abyss 208
gaming house 621
aehenna 982
- broke loose 59
- paved with good
resolutions 620
- upon earth
misfortune 735
pain 828
- within 926
hellbom
vicious 945
Satanic 978
hellebore 663
hell-cat 949
hellhag 913
hellhound
evil-doer 913
bad man 949
hellish
malevolent 907
vicious 945
heU 982
{bad 649)
helluo librorum 492
helm handle 633
scepter 747
{authority 737)
answer the - 743
at the - 693
obey the - 705
take the - 693
helmet hat 225
armor 717
helminth 663
helminth agogue 6^
helminthology 3&8
helmsman 694
helot 746
help u^i/% 644
remedy ^2
aid 707
servant 746
^ve784
- oneself to 789
it can't be -ed
submission 725
never mind 233
content 2i3\
God - you 914
so - me God 535
helper 711
helpless
incapable 158
exposed 665
helpmate
auxiliary 711
u^e903
helter-skelter
disorder 59
hasUG^
helve after tfa^
hatchet, thro^
the - 818
hem edge 231
/oW258
indeed! 870
- in inclose 229
restrain 751
kiss the - of one's gac
ment 886
hematite 847
hemeralopia 443
hemi-91
hemiplegia 376
hemisphere 181
hemispheric 250
hemlock 663
hemorrhage 299
hemorrhoids 655
hemp 205
hen bird 366
female 374
- with one chicken
busy ^2
henbane 663
hence
arising from 156
departure 293
deduction 476
- loathed melancholy
836
henceforth 121
henchman 746
hencoop 370
hen-hearted 862
henhussy 374, 501
hen party 892
henpecked
obedient 743
subject 749
lEPA
HEW
HIER
HIGH
»n244
^U8 839
-853
•80T 64
^116
8ion 280
/511
im531
xger 534
^550
1
;69
tnala presto
so 649
rouB 298
se369
GUI
U
159
m686
U704
xn, ex pede -
8
^159
rt215
)f.
233
550
bo -18
emblage 72
ude 102
ftn746
ion 183
xe 186
2 292
!286
liere
«ed73
)3
182, 183
318
i76
and every-
•e
ity 16a
180
n-esence 186
f and gone to-
•ow 111
»Ut8
197
jr 121
yl52
631
unent 780
%ry
sic 5
live 154, 167
7 154, 167
121
rrror 495
ras 984
489, 984
3re 122
>n 106
h
accompanying 88
means 632
heritage
ftUurity 121
possession 777
properly 780
heritor 779
hermaphrodite 83
- brig 273
herxneneutice 522
Hermes 582
hermetically 261
hermit
recluse 893
ascetic 955
hermitage
house 189
ceU 191
seclusion 893
hernia 655
hero brave 861
glory 873
good man 948
- worship
approbation 931
iddatry9Ql
Herod, out-Herod -
549
heroic [see hero]
m/ignanimous 942
mock - 853
heroics 884
herpes 655
herpetology 368
herring
pungent 392
trail of a red - 615,
706
herring gutted 203
hesitate
uncertain 475
sceptical 485
slammer 583
reluctant 603
irresolute 605
fearful S60
Hesperian 236
Hesperides, garden
of the - 981
Hessian 726, 819
Hessian boot 225
hest 741
hestemi quirites 876
heterarchy 737
heteroclite 83
heterodox 489
heterodoxy 984
heterogamy 161
heterogeneous
unrelated 10
different 15
mixed 41
multiform 81
exceptional 83
heterogenesis 161
heteronomy 737
heteropathy 662
hetman 745
hew cut 44
shorten 201
fashion 240
- down 308
hewers of wood
MDorkers 690
commonaUy 876
hexaglot 560
hexagon 244
hexahedron 244
hexameter 597
heyI586
heyday
exuUaiion 836, 838
festivity 840
wonder 870
- of the blood 820
- of youth 127
hiation260
hiatus
interval 198
{discontinuity 70)
hibernal 383
hibernate 683
Hibernian 188
Hibemicism
absurdity AffJ
neology 563
hie
-jacet363
- labor hoc opus 704
hiccough 349
hickory shirt 225
hid
-from mortal vision
528
- under a bushel 460
hidalgo 875
hidden 528
- meaning 526
hide skin 223
conceal 528
- and seek
deception 545
avoid 623
game 840
- diminished head
inferior 34
decrease 36
humility 879
- one's face
modesty 881
hidebound
strait-laced 751
stingy 819
hideous 846
hiding place
abode 189
ambush 530
refujge 666
hie ^0 264
speed 274
-to 266
hierarch 996
hierarchy 995
hierogl3n;>hic
representation 554
letter 561
writing 590
hierographa 985
hierolatry 991
hieromancy 511
hierophant 996
hieroscopy 511
higgle 794
higgledy-piggledy 59
higgler 797
much 31
lofty 20^
fetid 401
treble 410
foul65S
noted 873
proud 878
from on - 981
- and dry
stable 150
safe 604
" €Uid mighty
pride 878
insolence 885
-art 556
- as heaven 67
- celebration 998
-color
00^428
red 434
exaggerate 549
-days and holidays
840
- descent 875
-glee 836
-hand
violent 173
resolved 604
authority 737
eet;ere 739
pride 878
insolence 885
^U'2ee8 964
-in tone
whiU^^30
- life /oe^ion 852
rank 875
-living
intemperance 954
aluttony 957
- ly respectable 875
-mass 998
- mightiness 873
- note 410
- notions 878
- places 210
-pressure
energy 171
excitation of feeling
824
- price 814
- priest 996
- repute 873
- school 542
- seas 341
- tide wave 348
prosperity 734
- time laU 133
occasion 134
- treason
disobedience 742
dishonor 940
- words
quarrel 713
anger 900
in a - degree 31
HIGH
HISS
HOB
HOLD
in - feather
strong 159
cheerful 836
bodsting 884
in - quarters 875
in - spirits 836
on -206
on one's - ropes
excUalion 824
pride 878
anger 900
on the - road to
vxiy 627
hope 858
ride the - horse 878
think -ly of 931
highball 959
highbinder 361
highborn 875
higher 33
highest 210
- heaven 981
highf ftluting 884
high-fed 954
high-flayored 392
highflier
madman 504
proud 878
high-flown
imaginative 515
style 577
proud 878
vainSSO
insolent 885
highflying
inattentive 458
exaggerated 549
ostentatious 822
highlands 206
high-low 225
high-mottled
excitable 825
brave 861
high-minded
honorable 939
magnanimous 942
highness title 877
high-pitched 410
high-plimied 878
high-reaching 206,
865
high-roller 818
high-seasoned 392
high-souled 878
high-sounding
loud 40^
words 577
display 882
high-spirited
brave 861
honorable 939
high-strung 825
hight564
high-toned 410, 878
highwater
completeness 52
height 206
crater 337
- mark
measure 466
472
highway 627
-8 and byways 627
highwayman 792
high-wrought
good^%
prepared 673
excU^ 824
hilarity 836
hiUAei^^206
convexity 250
ascent 305
descerUSOQ
hiUock206
hilt 633
hinc illsB lachryma
155
hind back 235
down 876
on one's - legs
elevation 307
anger 900
hinder impede 706
{counteract 179)
{prohibU 761)
hindermost end 67
&acA;235
hind quarters 235
mnduism984
Hindustani 563
hindrance 706
hinge fasten 43
fastening 45
cause 153
depend upon 154
rotate 312
hinny 271
hint reminder 505
suppose 514
inform 527
- a fault &c. 932
take a - 498
hinterland 235
hip 236
have on the -
confute 479
success 731
authority 737
subjection 749
hippocentaur 80
Hippocrates 662
hippocratic 360
hippodrome
drama 599
arena 728
hippoffrifl 83
Hippolytus 960
hippophagy 298
hippopotamus 192
hip rafter 215
hirdy-girdy 218
hire
commission 755
borrounng 788
price 812
reward 973
{purchase 795)
on - 703
hireling 746
hirsute 256
hispid 256
hiss sound 409
animal cry 412
disrespect 929
contempt 930
disapprobation 932
hist
Am«/i.' 585, 586
histology 329
historian 553
historic 594
historical
- painter 559
- painting 556
historiette 594
historiographer 553
historiography 594
history
record 551
narrative 594
read their - in a na-
tion's eyes 551
history, natural -357
histrionic 599
hit chance 156
strike 276
reach 292
succeed 731
censure 932
{punish 972)
good -626
-off 554
- one's fancy 829
- on the raw 900
- the mark 731
- upon
discover 480a
plan 626
make a - 731
palpable - 276
hitch
fasten 43
hang 214
jerk 315
difficulty 704
hindrance 706
hither
direction 278
arrival 292
come -286
hitherto 122
hiye
multitude 102
location 184
abode 189
apiary 370
workshop 691
H. M. S. 726
hoar agretf 128
whiU 430
- frost 383
hoard 636
-s after -s 819
hoarse husky 405
harsh 410
voiceless 581
talk oneself - 684
hoary [see hoar]
- head is a crown of
glory 128
hoax 545
hob support 215
stove 386
- and nob
celebration S8Z
courtesy 894
hobble
limp 275
awkward 699
difficulty 704
faU 732
shackle 751
hobbledehoy 129
hobby
crotchet 481
pursuit 622
(ienVe 865
hobbyhorse 272
hobgoblin
/ear/u/ 860
demon 980
hobnaU 876
hobo 268
hoboism 266
Hobson's choice
necessity 601
no choice 609a
compulsion 744
hoceratinmore
Jonmi 122, 613
hoc genus omne 8
hockey 840
hocus 545
hocus-pocus
irUercharige 148
unmeaning 517
cheat 545
conjuration 992
hod
receptacle 191
vehicle 272
hoddy-doddy 501
hodgepodge 59
hoe vehicle 272
agriculture 371
hoecako 298
hog anima/ 366
sensualist 954a
^^u/ton 957
go the whole - 604
greedy as a - 865
hog's back 206
hog wallow 343
hog wash 653
ho&t 307
-a flag 550
- on one's own petard
retaliation 718
failure 732
- the black flag 722
hoity-toity
defiance 715
li^omier 870
hold cohere 46
contain 54
remain 141
cease 142
go on 143
happen 151
receptacle 191
ceWar 207
base 211
support 215
^265
aOLD
HOLL
HOME
HOMO
s484
ssive 681
i717
•737
in 751
1762
W/761
?«777
i781
h! 869
- upon 737
^789
firm - 781
- upon 175
ncir695
;h opinion of
te771
cel87
M 487
623
jting 72
gument 476
ation 625
►rity 737
avoid Q2S
536
r706
in 751
.781
{|/819
one's sides 838
;r8e588
in 751
.781
teach S37
582
islration 478
494
265
Dd737
aembrance 505
ution 335
!3
693
lue 141, 143
fere 604a
breath
?r870
If in readiness
If up 307
ground 141
hand
142
'ui8hQ2i
own
•WJ670
i717
719
tongue 585
iee below]
2
her
;^43
rate 709
ie below]
- up one's head 861
quit one's - 782
take - 175
holder t79
holdfast 45
holding
tenancy 777
property 780
hold out
continue 106
affirm 535
persevere 604a
resist 719
offer 763
&rat«861
- expectation
predict 511
promise 768
- temptation 865
hold up
continue 143
support 215
not rain 340
aid 707
display 882
extol 931
- one's hand
sign 550
threat 600
- the mirror 525
- to execration
curse 908
censure 932
- to scorn 930
- to shame 874
- to view 525
hold-up 791, 792
hole place 182
hovel 189
receptacle 191
opening 260
ambush 530
- and comer
place 182
peer into - 461
hiding 528, 530
- in one's coat 651
- to creep out of
pfea 617
escape 671
facility 705
holiday
leisure 685
repose 687
amusement 840
- task easy 705
holiness God 976
Siety 987
oa411
- before one is out of
the wood 884
hollow
unsubstantial 4
completely 52
incomplete 53
depth 208
concavity 252
- sound 408
^u^410
specious 477
voiceless 581
beat -,731
- commendation 894
- truce 723
hollow-hearted 544
holm 346
holocaust kill 361
sacrifice 991
(destruction 162)
holograph 590
holt 367
holus-bolus 684
Holy 0/ God 976
pious 987
- breathing 990
- day 998
- Ghost 976
- Grail 998
- men of old 985
- orders 995
- place 1000
- ocriptures 985
- Spint 976
- Thursday 998
- water 998
-week 998
keep - 987
temple of the - Ghost
983a
homage
submission 725
feaUy74Z
reverence 928
approbation 931
worship 990
hombre Dueno 166'
home focus 74
habitation 189
near 197
interior 221
arrival 292
refuge 666
at - party 72
present 186
within 221
at ease 70b
social gathering 892
at -in
knowledge 490
8^^698
at - with
friendship 888
be at -
- to visitors 892
bring - to
evidence 467
belief ^4:
accuse 938
condemn 971
come - 292
drive - 729
eternal - 98
feel at -
freedom 748
pleasure 827
corU^nt SSI
from - 187
get -292
go from - 293
go -283
- rule 737
- stroke 170
-thrust
attack 71Q
censure 932
look at -
accuaaiian 938
make oneself at -
/r€6 748
sociable 892
not be at - 764
stay at - 265
strike -
energy 171
attack 71Q
home-bred 851
home-felt 821, 824
homeless
unhoused 185
banished 893
- near a thousand
homes 893
homely
language 576
unadorned 849
common 851, 876
homeopathic
smjaUS2
little \^S
homeopathy 662
homesick 833
homespun
texture 329
homestall 189
homestead 189
homeward bound
292
homicide 361
homiletical 892
homily
advice 595
sermon 998
hominem, argu-
mentum ad - 938
hominem pagina
nostra sapit 373
hominy 298
homme de cour 886
homo
- homine lupus 907
- homini aut deus 373
- V i t SB conmioda t'JS
373
homocentric 68
homogeneity
relation 9
uniformity 16
simplicity 42
homogenesis 161
homoiousia 17
homoiousian 984
homologate 23
homologue 714
homology
relation 9
uniformity 16
equality 27
homonym
equivocal 520
vocal sound 580
homoousia 13
homoousian 984
homo\>boc^ a^N!^
HOMU
HOPP
HORR
HOSP
liomunculuB 193
hone 253
honest
veracious 543
honorable 939
pure 900
- meaning 516
- truth 494
turn an - penny 775
honesta mors turpi
360
honey
sweet S9Q
favorUe S99
milk and - 734
honeybee 366
honeycomb
concave 252
opening 260
deterioration 659
honeyed
- phrases 894
-words
allurement 615
flaUerydZS
honeymoon
pleasure 827
endearment 902
marriage 903
heney-mouthed
courteous 894
flatter 933
honeysuckle 396
honneur: tout est
perdu here V-
732
tonorariimi
gift7S^
reward 973
honorary 815
honor
demesne 780
^^873
titU S77
respect 92S
approbation 931
probity 939
affair of -720
do - to 883
do the -8
sociality 892
courtesy 894
respect 928
14s - judge 967
- a bill 807
- be to 873
- bright
veracity 543
probity 939
- m the breach 923
- pricks me on 928
in - of 883
man of - 939
upon my - 535
word of - 768
honores mutant mo-
res 149, 882
honor virtutis prss-
mlimi 873, 973
honos habet onus
926
474.
hoBte, mauyaise-
881
hood cap 225
cowl 9^
hooded 223
hoodlimi 887, 913
hoodoo
bam 649
sorcery 992
wizard 994
hoodooed 735
hoodwink
ignore 491
blind 442
hide 52S
deceive 545
hoof 211
hook fasten 43
fastening 45
hang 214
curve 245
deceive 545
retain 781
tafce789
by - or by crook 631
hooked 244, 245
hooker ship 273
hookey, bund - 840
hooks, go off the-
360
hooligan 887, 913
hoop cirde 247
cry 411
Hoosier 565
hoot cry 411
deride 929
contempt 930
censure 932
hop leap 309
dance 840
- skip and jump
^p309
agitation 315
^a«^684
game 840
- the twig 360
hope 858
band of -958
beyond all - 734
dash one's -s 837
excite - 511
foster - 858
- against hope 859
- deferred
dejection 837
lamentation 859
- for expect 507
desire 865
- for the best 858
- thou nurse of desire
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hopples 752
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horde
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party 712
commonalty 876
horehoiuid 400
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distance 196
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gloomy - 859
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reasoning 476
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hornet
evil doer 913
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difficulty 704
adversity 735
painful 830
resentment 900
censure 932
hornpipe 840
homwork 717
homy 323
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horology 114
horoscope 511
horresco referens
860
horrible great 31
noxious 649
dire 830
ugly 846
fearful 860
horrid [see horrible]
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horrida bella 722
horrific [see horrible]
horrified
pain 828
/ear 860
horrify
pain 830
terrifu 860
horripilation 383
horrisonous 410
horror
fear 860
dislike 867
view with - 898
horrors
dejection 837
cup full of - 828
horror-stridMn 828
hors de combat
impotent 158
useless 645
tired out 688
put - 731
hors d'oBuvre 298
horse
hang on 214
stand 215
carrier 271
animal 366
mole 373
cavalry 726
- and foot 726
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- racing
pastime 840
contention 720
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put up one's -s
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friendship 888
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take -266
war -726
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horseback 266
horse car 272
horse cloth 225
horseman 268
horsemanship
riding 266
skOl 69S
horseplay 856
horse power 466
horseshoe 245
horsewhip 972
hortation
persuasion 615
advice 695
horticulture 371
hortus siccus 369
hosanna
praise 931
worship 990
hose stockings 225
pipe 350
hosier 225
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hospital 6^2
hospitable
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«ocuxi 892
hospital 662
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point of time 113
present time 118
blessed - of our din-
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hourly time 106
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periodical 138
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family 166
locate 184
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theater 599
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council 696
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bring the - about one's
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prodigal 818
gluttony 957
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punishment 975
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696
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set one's - in order
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turn - out of window
713
turn out of - and home
297
housebreaker 792
housebreakixig 791
house dog 366
household
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abode 189
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- words
known 490
language 560
plain 576, 849
householder 188
housekeeper 694
housekeepixig 692
houseless 185
housemaid 746
house raising 892
houseroom 180
house top
summit 210
proclaim from - 531
housewarming 892
housewife 682
60^191
housewifery
conduct ^2
economy 817
housing
lodgirig 189
covering 223
horse-cloth 225
hoyel 189
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ascend 305
irresolute 605
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how way 627
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attribution 155
inquiry 461
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howbeit 30
however
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notwithstanding 30
except 83
howitser 727
howker 273
howl human cry 411
animal cry 412
lamentation 839
howling wilderness
unvroductive 169
secluded 893
hoy 273
hoyden girl 129
rude 851
hub 247, 250
hubbub stir 315
noise 404
outcry 411
discord 713
hubby 250
huckster
barter 794:
merchant 797
huddle
disorder 59
derange 61
collect 72
hug 197
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hue 428
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proclaim 531
pursuit &22
alarm 669
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raise a - and cry 932
hueless 429
huff insolence 885
a7H7er900
huffy 901
hug cohere 46
border on 197
retain 781
courtesy 99^
loveSffi
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content SSI
rejoicing 838
pride 878
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approach 286
huge in degree 31
in size 192
hugger-mugger 528
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huis clos, 4 - 528
huis8ier965
huke225
hukm 741, 760
hulk bodi^ 50
ship 273
hulks 752
hulky big 192
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ugly%4&
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hullabaloo
noise 404
shout 411
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continued sound 407
animal sound 412
sing 416
deceive 545, 546
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stammer 583
irresolute 605
human 372
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humane
benevolent 906
philanthropic 910
merciful 914
humanitarian
mankind 372
philanthropic 910
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eat - pie 725
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worship 990
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your - servant
dissent 489
refusal 764
humble-minded 879
humbug
falsehood 544
deception 545
deceiver 548
tri/?e643
humdrum
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humectate
water S37
moisture 339
humid 339
humiliation
disrepute 874
sen^e of shame 879
worship 990
self -950
humility
meekness 879
picij/987
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pecc'jit -
unclean 653
disease 655
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humorous 842
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hundredth 99
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hunks 819
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hunter horse 271
killer mi
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place &c. - 767
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sporting 622
hunting ground 840
huntsman 361
hurdle 272
hurdy-gurdy 417
hurl 284
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hurler avec les loups
conformity 82
concord 714
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hurly-burly 315
hurrah 836, 838
hurricane
tempest 349
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hurry haste 684
excite 825
- forward 684
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- of spirits 821
- on 615
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hurst 367
hurt
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evil 619
maltreat 649
injure 659
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pain 830
anger 900
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hurtful 649
hurtle 276
hurtless648
husband store 636
director 694
spouse 903
husbandman 371
husbandry
agriculture 371
conduct 692
economy 817
hush moderate 174
stop 265
silence 403
taciturn 585
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pacify 723
hush money
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husk 223
husking bee 892
husky dry 340
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hustings
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hyacinth
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hyaloid 425
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hybrid
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exception 83
hydra
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hydrocyanic acid 663
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hydrodsmamics
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hydrology 333
hydromant^y 511
hydromel 396
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hydrophthalmus 194
hydroplane 273
hydropot 953, 958
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hyemal 383
hyena 913
hyetology 348
l^geian 656
hygiantics 670
hygiene 656
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healthy ^^
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hymeneal 903
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worship 990
hjmn book 998
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hyperbaton 218
hyperbola 245
hyperbole 549
hyperborean
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hypercriticism
misjudgment 481
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hyphen 45
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hypnotic
remedy ^2
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madman 504
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supposed 514
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dejected 837
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hysteria insaniiy 50^
hysteric
violent 173
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idiosyncrasy
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idiotic
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idiotism
foUy 499
phrase 566
idlo /ooZts/i 499
iniriaZ 643
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favorite 899
fetich 991
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idolator 984
idolatry
love 897
image-worship 991
idolizo love 897
impiety 988
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dishonor 940
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ignorance 491
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badness 649
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dejection 837
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malevolence 907
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adversity 735
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unskillful 699
ill-affected 901a
illapse
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ill-assorted 24
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illaudable 947
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malevolent 907
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malevolent 907
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iU-devised
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unskillful 699
ill-digested 674
ill-disposed
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spiteful 907
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illegal 9Q4l
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ill-flayored 395
ill-furnished 640
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distorted 2^
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ill-spent 646
iU-8tarred 135, 735
ill-tempered 901
ill-timed 135
illtreat had 649
severe 739
malevolent 907
illuminate
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ill-use 907
ill-used 828
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illustrious 873
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representation 554
graven - uioi 991
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affections 820
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cop^ 21
representation 554
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tnTiocen/ 946
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spiritual 317
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immature
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unprepared 674
immeasurable
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infinite 105
immediate
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immediately
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immedicable 859
immelodious 414
immemorial 124
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infinite 105
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calcar habet 873
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submerge 310
dip 337
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immesh545
immethodical 59, 139
immigrant
alien 57
entering 294
inmiigration
migration 266
entrance 294
imminent
destined 152
approaching 286
immiscible 47
immission296
immitigable
hopeless 859
revenge 919
immJT 41
immobility
immutability 150
quiescence 2^5
{resolution 604)
immoderately 31
immodest 961
immolation
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giving 784
sacrifice 991
inunoral uron^ 923
vicious 945
inunortal
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glorious 873
ceZe^ro^ 883
her- part 112
married to - verse 597
immotile 265
immovable
stable 150
guieacerU 265
obstinaU 606
{resolved 604)
imxnundicity 653
immunity
freedom 748
exemption 777a
ri^A/924
exemption 927a
inunure
imprison 751
(inc/ose 229)
immutable
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dei/y 976
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imp JemcTi 980
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impulse 276
insertion 300
impair 659
impale transfix 260
execute 972
impalpable
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pouter 330
intanqible 381
impanation 998
imparadise 829
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impart inform 52:
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impossible 471
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impassion 824
impassionable
impassioned
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exci/ed 825
impassive 823
impatient 825
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impawn 771
impeach
censure 932
accuse 938
go to law 969
impeachment, ■
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impeccability
faultless 650
innocent 946
impecunious 804
impede 706
impediment 706
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impedimenta
luggage 780
impel push 276
induce 615
impend /u/ure 121
destiny 152
overhang 206
impenetrable
closed 2&l
solid 321
unintelligible 519
2a/en/ 526
(Aidcfen 528)
impenitence 961
imperatiye
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command 737
ficwcre 739
du/2^926
imperator 745
imperceptiblo
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slow 275
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imperfect
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imperfectly 32
imperforate 261
imperial trunk 191
heard 256
authority 737
imperil 665
imperious
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proud 878
arrogant 885
- necessity 601
imDerishable
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«to&^ 150
glorious 873
imperiuxn in im-
perio737
impermanent
transient 111
(changeable 149)
impermeable
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(ien«e 3S1
impersonal
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neuter 316
impersonate 554
imperspicuitj 519
impersnasible 606
impertinent
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insolent 885
(disagreeing 24)
(inexpedient 647)
imperturbable 826,
828
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impossible 471
insensible 823
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impetiginous 653
impetrate 765
impetuous
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hasty GU
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rashSG3
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impetus 276
impiety 988
impignorate 787
impinge 276
implacable
hatred 898
unforgiving 919
(wrath 900)
implant insert 300
teaM537
implanted
ingrained 5
adventitious 6
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implead 969
implement 633
impletion 52
implex 41
.^jnplicate involve 54
accuse 938
implicated related 9
component 56
implication
disorder 59
latency 526
impUcit 526
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implore 765
imply evidence 467
mean 516
involve 526
(metaphor 521)
impolicy 699
impolite 895
imponderable 320
imporous closei 261
dense ^2\
import
pvi between 228
ingress 294
toibe in 296
insert 300
mean 516
&e o/conaeguence 642
importance 642
attach - to 642
attach too much - to
482
of no - 643
importune ask 765
pester 830
impose order 741
awe 928
- upon
credulity 486
deceive 545
he unjust 923
Imposing
important 642
exciting 824
^^orious 873
imposition [see im-
pose]
undue 925
- of hands 998
impossibile, credo
quia -486
impossibilities
seek after - 645
impossibiUty 471
impossible 471
refusal 764
(difficuUy 704)
- quantity
algebra 84
impost 812
imposthume 655
impostor 548
imposture 545
impotence 168
impotent
- conchision 732
- tp rise 158
impound
imprison 751
(inclose 229)
impoverish
weaken 160
waste 638
despoa 789
render poor 804
impracticable
impossible 471
mtsQudging 481
obstinaU 606
difficulty 704
Imprecation
prayer 765
curse 908
impregnable
strong 159
safeOM
Impregnate
mix 41
combine 48
fecundaU 161, 168
insert 300
teacA 537
- with c^ 641
impresario 599
imprescriptible 924
impress
cause sensation 375
mark 550
excite feeling 824
- upon the mind
memory 505
teacA537
impressed with
&e^i<f484
/eeZin^ 821
impressibility 375
impressible
motive 615
sensibility 822
impression
senso/ion 375
i<iea453
helirf4M
mark 550
engraving 558
priTi^ 591
emotum 821
make an-
act 171
thought 451
impressionable 822
impressiye
language 574
important 642
feeling 821, 824
inq>rimit558
imprimus 66
imprint
publisher 531
indication 550
- in the memory 505
imprison
circumscribe 229
restrain 751
punish 972
improbability 473
improbate 932
improbity 940
impromptu 612
- fait A loisir 673
improper
iru^ongruous 24
foolish 499
solecistic 568
inexpedient ^^
u?ro7i^ 923
unmeet 925
vicious 945
- time 135
impropriate
possess 777
toJbe789
impropriator 779
improve 658
- the occasion 134
- the shining hour 68^
- upon 658
improvement 668
Improvident
careless 460
not meparing 674
proaigal 818
7^A863
improvisatore
speech 582
poetry 597
impvise 612
improvise
imagination 515
impulse 612
unprepared 674
improviste, 4 T-
unexpected 508
impromptu 612
imprudent
ne^tec^fu/ 460
rasA 863
(unu^e 699)
Impudent
insolent 885
discourteous 895
impudicity 961
Impugn deny 536
ottocib 716
62ame 932
impugnation 708
impuisance 158
impulse push 276
sudden thought 612
motive 615
blind - 601
creature of - 612
give an - to
propel 284
Old 707
impulsive [see im
pulse]
intuitive 477
excitable 825
rasA 863
impunity escape 671
acquittal 970
with - safely 664
impurity /otd 653
licentious 961
imputation
ascn6e 155
s^ur 874
oect^e 938
in 221
go -294
- and out 314
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relation 9
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promise 768
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diffuse 573
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- mediafl res 68
- propria person^ 79
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- statu pupillari 127
- statu quo 141
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transfer 270
Inability
want of power 168
want of skill 699
inabstinent 954
inaccessible
distant 196
impossible 471
Inau^curate error 496
solecism 668
inaction
inertness 172
not doing 681
inactivity 683
inertness 172
inadequate
powerless 158
insufficient 640
useless 645
imperfect 651
{weak 160)
inadmissible
inconffruous 24
excluded 55
extraneous 67
inexpedient 647
inadvertence 458
inadvisable 647
inaflable 895
inalienable
retention 781
right 924:
inamorata 897
inane txnd 4
unmeaning 517
insufficient 640
inVio/ 643
t/seZess 645
inanimate 360
- matter 358
inanition 158
inanity [see inane]
inappetency
insensibility 823
indifference 866
inappUcable
irrelaiion 10
disagreement 24
inapposite
irrelation 10
disagreement 24
/zuppraciable
480
in degree 32
in sue 193
unimportant 643
inapprehensible
8to/i(i 499
unintdlioible 619
inappropziate
tinconaonan^ 24
inexpedient 647
inapt
incongruous 24
impo^en/ 168
t^e/ess 645
inexpedient 647
unskOLfvl 699
inarticulate 681, '^^'^
inartificial 703
inartistic 846
inasmuch whereas 9
however^ 26
because 4V6
inattention 468
inaudible
silence 403
/atn^ scmnd 405
(^419
voiceless 581
inaugural
precursor 64
inaugurate
6egrtn 66
tn«to/Z 755
celebrate 883
inauspicious
untimely 135
untoward 649
hopeless 859
inbeing 5
inborn, inbred
intrinsic 5
affections 820
(Lfeu' 613)
- proclivity 601
inca 745
incago 751
incuculable
mtM:A 31
infinite 105
incalescence 382
incandescence 382
incantation
invocation 765
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incantatory 992
incapable
impotent 158
(uJcaA; 160)
incapacious 203
incapacitate 158
incapacity
impotence 158
ignorance 491
stupidity 499
(weakness 160)
incarcerate
imprison 751
(surround 229)
incarnadine 434
incarnate
intrinsic 5
vicious 946
devil -
bad mon 949
iSaton 978
incarnation 976
incase cover 223
surround 229
incautious ra«A 863
(ne^^^ 460)
incendiary
destroy 162
6tim 384
tn/Ziience 615
malevolent 907
etrtZ (ioer 913
bad man 949
incense /ue{ 388
/ fragrant 400
Aa/e898
an^er 900
fl€Uter933
worship 990
rite 998
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incension
burning 384
incentive 615
incept 66, 537
inception 66
inceptor 541
incertitude 475
incessant
repeated 104
ceaseless 112
frequent 136
incest 961
inch smM 32
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hy -es 276
give an - and take an
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by degrees 26
in parts 51
slowly 275
not see an - beyond
one's nose 699
not yield an - 606
to an - 494
inchoation
beginning 66
preparation 673
incide 44
incidence 278
incident 151
full of - 151
incidental
extrinsic 6
circumstance 8
irrelative 10
occurring 151
casual 156
liable 177
chance 621
incinerate 384
incipience 66
incirciunspect 460
incision cut 44
furrow 259
incisive energy 171
t^or 574
Seeling 821
incite
exasperate 173
urge 616
inciviUty 896
incivi8m911
inclasp 229
inclement
violent 173
coU 383
severe 739
pitiless 914a
inclination
[see incline]
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oestre 865
love S97
incline tendency 176
slope 217
direction 278
t£^i7i^602
induce 615
- an ear to 467
inclined
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inclose
place uHthin 221
surround 227
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incloBure
region 181
erwe^ope 282
/ence762
include
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'in a doss 76
inclusion 76
inclusive
additive 37
component 66
c^oss 76
incogitancy 462
incognita, terra«
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incognito 528
incognisable 519
incoherence
physical 47
mental 503
incombustible 385
income profit 775 .
property 780
u;ea/t/i803
receipt 810
incoming
ingress 294
receipt 810
incommensurable
irrelation 10
(disagreeing 24)
- quantity 84, 85
incommode
Aimfer 706
(trou^te 830)
(iricommodious 647
incommunicable
unmeaning 617
unintelligwle 619
retention 781
incommutable 15Q
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put to - 706
incony6r8abl6
taciturn 585
unsociable 893
inconv6rtibl6
continuing 143
(atabU 150)
inconTincibl6 487
incorporat6 48, 317
incorponal 317
- hereditaments 780
incorr6Ct
illogical 477
erroneous 495
solecism 568
viciotts 945
incon^bl6
obstinate 606
hopeless 859
vicious 945
impendent 951
incorruptibl6
honorable 939
incorruption
probily 939
innocence 946
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incra88at6
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density 321
'fluids 352
(thick 202)
incr6a86
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- in number 102
- in size 194
incr6dibl6
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impossible 471
improbable 478
(i(m6(M 485
wonderful S70
incredulity
unbelief 487
religious - 989
increment
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addition 37
oc^juru^ 39
expansion 194
increpation 932
incriminate 938
incrust coo/ 223
/ine 224
incubation 673
incubus
hindrance 706
pain 828
demon 980
inculcate 537
inculcated 6
inculpable 946
inculpate 938
inculture 674
incumbency
business 625
churchdom 995
incumbent
inhabitant 188
high20d
weight S19
duty 926
clergyman 996
incumber 706
incimibered 806
incunabula 127
incur 177
- a debt 806
- a loss 776
- blame 932
- danger 665
-disgrace 874
- the risk 621
incurable
ingrained 5
disease 655
hopdess S59
incuriam, per -458,
460
inciuiosity 466
incursion
ingress 294
attack 71Q
incurvation 245
indagation 461
indebted
owing 806
gratitude 916
duty92ld
indecent 961
indeciduous 150
Indeeipherable 519
indecision 605
indeeisiye 475
indeclinable 150
indecorous
mdgar 851
vicious 945
impure 961
indeed existing 1
very 31
asserU^8S
truly 4M
assertion 535
wonder ^70
indefatigable
persevering 604a
active 682
indefeasible
stable 150
du€924
indefectible 650
indefensible
powerless 158
submission 725
accusable 938
wrong 945
indeflcient 650
indefinite
great 31
infinite 105
aoristic 119
misty 447
uncertain 475
inexact 495
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indeliberate 612
indelible s^ob^ 150
memory 505
morA; &0
feeling 821
indelicate 961
indemniiioation 790,
952
indemnity
compeniation 30
/on^toeneM 918
reward 973
deed of - 771
indent scoUop 248
indentation 252, 257
indenture
compact 7QQ
security 771
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(record 551)
independence
irrelation 10
freedom 7^
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indescribable
great 31
wonderful 870
indesinent 112
indestructible 150
indeterminate
chance 156
lincertotn 475
equivocal 520
irresolute 605
indeyotion 989
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- giver 702
- rubber 325
-sage 662
- summer 126
-weed 392
indicate
specify 79
direct attention U
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mean 516
mark 550
indication 75, 660.
indicative
evidence 467
indicolite 438
indict accuse 938
arraign 969
indiction 531
indiflerenoe
incuriosily 456
ununllingness 602
no choice 609a
insensibility 823
unconcern 866
matter of - 643
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tnerctto/ion 826
ineflEable great 31
[see indifference]
indite 590
wonderful 870
unimportant 643
individual
ineffaceable 820
bad 649
whole 50
ineffectual
indigence
special 79
incapable 158
insufficiency 640
uni^y 87
useless 645
poverty 804
indigene 188
person 372
indiyisible u;;io^ 50
faUing 732
- attempt 732
indigenous
(ien«e 321
pale its - fire 422
intrinsic 5
indocility
inefficacious
inhabitant 188
incapacity 158
incapable 158
indigested 674
obstinacy 606
useless 645
indigestible 657
indoctrinate 537
faUing 732
indigestion 657
indolence 683
inefficient 158
indigitate 457
indomitable
inelastic sqft 324
indign 940
«^ron^ 159
- fluid 333
indignation 900
determined 604
inelasticity 326
- meeting 832
persevering 604a
inelegance
in language 67^
iron - 722
resisting 719
indignity
courage 861
uglySi&
affront 900
indoor 221
ineluctable 474
in«t^929
indorse
inept incapable 158
indigo 438
indiUgence 683
evidence 467
useless 645
ossen/ 488
(ineo^ient 647)
inequality 24, 88
indirect
ra/i/y 769
oblique 217
security 771
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inequation 28
devious 279
inequitable 923
Intent 52Q
approve 931
ineradicable
circuitous 629
indorsement
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indiscernible 447
marA; 550
stable 150
indiscerptible
record 551
inerrable 946
whole 50
indraught ^u{^ 343
inertia 172
unUy 87
current 348
inertness
dense 321
indubitable 474, 625
physical 172
indiscoverable 526
induce cause 153
inactive QS3
indiscreet
power 157
moroZ 823
rash 863
produce 161
inestimable 648
blamaUe 945
motive 615
inevitable
{neglectful 460)
induction
certain 474
{unskiUfxd 699)
indiscretion
inquiry 461
destiny 601
reasoning 476
inexact
auilt 947
indiscriminate
drama 599
errcmeous 496
appointment 755
feebU 575
mixed 41
- o/ a pries/ 995
inezcitabiUty 826
unarranged 59
indue 157
inexcusable
multiform 81
indulge [eni/y 740
accusable93S
casual 621
aZ/oti;760
vicious 945
indiscrimination
please 829
inexecution 730
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intemperance 954
inexhaustible 639
indispensable 630
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inexistence 2
indispose
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inexorable
dissuade 616
ino/ten/ion 458
unavoidable 601
indisposed
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reso/ved 604
unwilling 603
- oneself 943
stem 739
»icA: 655
- one's fancy 609
compelling 744
- to believe 487
- with give 784
pitiless 914a
indisputable 474
indulgence
revengeful 919
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absolution 918
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joined 43
indulgent kind 906
inexpectation 608
whole 50
induration
inexpedience 647
stable 150
hardening 323
inexpensive 815
dense 321
impenitence 951
inexperience
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ignorant 491
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unskiUful 699
indistinction 465a
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inexpiable 945
identical 13
activUy 682
inexplicable 519
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hive of - 691
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unmeanini^ 517
unintelligible 519
wonderful 870
inexpressibles 225
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inexpressive 517
inexpugnable 664
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immateriality 311^
inextinguishable
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s^ony 159
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dishonor 940
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sacrifice 991
infantine 129
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infantry 726
infarct 706
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inf are 892
infatuation
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credulity 486
/oZZy 499
in«ani/y 503
o&s/inocy 606
passion 825
tove 897
infeasible 471
infect mix vnth 41
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excite 824
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noncompldion 731
/ai/ure 732
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misery 828
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severity 739
- evil 649
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bodily pain 378
mental pain 830
-punishment 972
infliction
adversity 735
mental pain S2Sf 830
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influence
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change 140
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authority 737
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absence of - 17te
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inf rigidation 385
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infuicate431
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infusible 321
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inftisoria 193
ingannation 545
ingate350
ingathering 72
insemination 90
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ingenious 698
ingenite5
ingenium, perfer-
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ing6nue actress 599
ingenuity 698
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ingestion 296
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disreputable S74
dishonorable 940
ingot 800
ingraft odd 37
join 43
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ingrain
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inhere in 56
inherences
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inherit acquire 775
possess 777
inheritance
property 780
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inherited
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inheritor 779
inhibit hinder 706
restrain 751
prohibit 761
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inhospitable 893
inhuman 907
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inhume 363
inimaginable
impossible 471
improbable 473
wonderful S70
inimical
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enmity 889
inimitsble
nonimiUUion 20
supreme 33
very good 0^
perfect 600
iniquity wrong 923
vice 945
worker of - 949
inirritabiUty 826
initial 66
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initiate begin 66
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initiated skilVvl 698
inject 300
fluid 337
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injudicious 499
injunction
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supposition 514
information 527
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inlay 440
inlet beginning 66
interval 198
opening 260
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inly 221
inmate 188
inmost 221
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to the - core 822
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innate 5
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innavigable 471
inner 221
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- man intellect 450
affections 820
- reality 1
innermost recesses
221
innings land 342
acquisition 775
receipt 810
innkeeper 188
innocence 946
innocent fool 501
aood 648
healthy 656
artless 703
guiltless 946 ■
innocuous good 648
healthy 656
innocent 946
.innominate 565
innovation
variation 20a
new 123
change 140
innoxious
salubrious 656
innocent 946
innuendo hijil 527
cewsure 932
innumerable 105
innutritions 657
inobservance 773
[disobedience 742)
inoccupation 681
isocuiate
484
insert 300
teach 537 .
. influence 615 •
inoculated 48
inodorous 399
inoffensive
good 648
innocent 946
inofficious 907
inoperative
powerless 158
unproductive 169
useZesfi 645
inopportune
untimely 135
inexpedient 647
inordinate ^eoi 31
excessive 641
inorganization 368
inornate 849
inosculate join 43
intersect 219
convoluted 248
inquest 461
inquietude
changeable 149
uneasy 828
discontent 832
apprehension 860
{motion 264)
inquinate 659
inij^uire 461
- into 595
inquirer 461
inquiring mind 455
inquiry 461
inquisition
inquiry 461
severity 739
tribunal 966
inquisitive 455
inquisitorial
pryirig 455
inquiry 461
severe 739
jurisdiction 965
inroad tn^^ess 294
devastcUion 659
invasion 716
inrollment 551
insalubrity 657
insanity 603
insatiable 865 .
inscribe tm/e 590
blazon 873
inscription
record 551
inscroll 551
inscrutable 519
insculpture 557
insculptured 558
insecable
junction 43
unity 87
insect minute 193
animal 366
- cry 412
insecure
danger 665
(unrertain 475)
insensate
/oo^is^ 499
insoTie 503
insensibility
a^ou; 275
physical 376
moral 823
- of benefits 917
- to the past 506
inseparable
junction 43
coherence 46
insert locate 184
interpose 228
enter 294
pti^ in 300
record 551
- itself 300
insertion 300
inservient 645
insessorial 206
inseverable
junction 43
unity 87
inside 221
- out 218
turn - out 529
insidious
deceitful 545
cunning 702
dishonorable 940
insight 490
insignia 550
- of authority 747
insignificant
unmeaning 517
unimportant 643
insincere 544, 855
insinuate
intervene 228
ingress 294
insert 300
latency 526
/lin^ 527
in^o^iote 897
&^me932
{suppose 514)
(mean 516)
insipidity
tasteless 391
indifferent 866
insist ar^tte 476
command 741
- upon q^^trm 535
ciiveZ^ on 573
be determined 604
con/emf 720
compel 744
conaitions 770
due 924^
insnare 545
insobriety 959
insolation 382, 384
insolence 886
insoluble dense 321
unintelligible 519
insolvable 519
insolvent
poverty 804
deUmy
nnnfKiyment 808
insomnium 682
insouciance
thoughtlessness 458
supineness 823
indifference 866
inspan293
inspect ^A; 441
attend to 457
inspector
inquisitor 461
jttai^e 480
director 694
inspiration
tinseiom 498
imagination 515
impulse 612
motive 615
/ee^in^ 821
Z>ei/y 976
revelation 985
religious - 987
inspire prompt 615
animate 824
cAeer 836
- courage 861
- hope 858
- respect 928
inspirit incite 615
animate 824
dieer834
encourage 861
inspiriting
Aopc/iiZ858
inspissate <2enM 321
semiliquid 352
instability 149
install {oco/e 184
cammission 755
celebrate 883
installment
portion 51
paymerU 807, 809
instance
example 82
motive 615
solicUation 765
instant m^mevU 113
present 118
destiny 152
required 630
importance 642
adive 682
lose not an - 684
on the - 132
instantaneity 118
instanter*113
instar omnium
similar 17
conformable 82
instauration 660
instead 147
instigate 615
instill mix 41
irisert 300
teach 537
instinct
intellect iSO
intuition 477
impulse 601
brute - 450a
- with motive 615
possession 777
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417
145
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italiat 416
itality 031
895
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882
lie
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)n349
related 10
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mess 895
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898
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706
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Bible 173
768
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742
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56 150
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iold 22
252
sculpture 557
intangible liUU 193
numb 381
integer whole 50
number 84
integer vitaa sceleris-
que puma 939
integral 50
- calculus 85
- part 56
integrate
consolidate 50
(comply 62)
integrity whole 50
prdbity 939
virtue 944
integument 223
intellect 450
absence of - 460a
exercise of the - 451
intellection 450, 451
intellectual 450
- force 574
- powers 450
intelligence
mind 450
capacity 498
news 532
intelligencer 527
inteUigibUity 618
(perspicuity 570)
intemperance 964
drunkenrusn 959
intempestivity 136
intend 620
intendant 694
intended mUl 600
predetermined 611
intense great 31
energetic 171
- color 428
- thought 457
intensuy
increase 35
stimulate 171
intensity degree 26
greatness 31
energy 171
intent attention 457
design 620
active 682
- upon desire 865
resolved 604
intention 620
bad - 607
Rood - 906
intently, look - 441
intents and pur-
poses, to all - 27,
52
inter 363
inter: - alia 82
- nos 528
interaction
working 170
{intermedium 228)
intercalate 228
intercede
mediate 724
deprecate 766
intercept
hinder 706
take 789
intercession
[see intercede]
worship 990
Intercessor 976
intercessor 714
interchange 148
barter 794
- visits &c. 892
interchangeable 12
intercipient 706
interclude 706
intercomxnunici^
tion 527
intercommunity 892
intercourse
friendship 888
sociality 892
verbal - 682, 588
intercurrence
interchange 148
interjacence 228
passage 302
interdependence 12
interdict 761
interdigitate
intersect 219
intervene 228
interdum laerymss
839
interest concern 9
influence 175
curiosity 455
advantage 618
importance 642
property 780
debt 806
excite 824
please 829
amuse 840
devoid of - 841
feel an - in 906
make - for 707
not know one's own -
699
place out at -
lend 7S7
economy 817
take an - in
curiosity 455
love 897
take no - in
insensibility 823
indiffereiux 866
want of - 866
interested
8e(/i«A943
interesting
lovable 897
interfere disagree 24
counterad 179
intervene 228
activity 682
//lujart 706
mediate 724
interferometer 466
interim ^ime 106
same time 120
interiority 221
interjacemee
middle eS
coming between 228
interject
interpose 228
insert 300
interlace join 43
/u;ine 219
interlard mix 41
interpolate 228
interleave 228
interline
irUerpolate 288
tm^e 690
interlink iotn 43
/it;ine 219
interlocation 228
interlocution 688
interlocutor 582
interloper
extraneous 67
intervene 228
otM^ruct 706
interlude ^me 106
dramaiie 599
intermarriage 903
intermeddle
interfere 682
Airu^ 706
intermeddling 724
intermediate
mean 29
muicfle 68
intervening 228
ministerial 631
- time 106
intermedium
TTiean 29
2^n^* 45
intervention 228
instrument 631
(means 632)
interment 868
insertion 300
intermigration 266
interminable
infinite 105
eternal 112
^71^200
intermingle 41
intermission
time 106
discorUinuance 142
intermit
interrupt 70
recur 138
discontinue 142
intermittence
a'/ne 106
intermix 41
intermutation 148
intern 221
internal intrinsic 6
interior 221
- evidence 467
international
reciprocal 12
sociality 892
-law 963
internecine 361
- war 722
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INTR
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messenger 534
diplomatiet 758
interpel 142
interpellation
inquiry 461
address S8Q
summons 471
appeal 765
interpenetration
inter jacence 228
ingress 294
passage 302
interpolation
analytical 85
trUerpose 228
interpose
intervene 228
0^682
Wndcr 706
mediate 72^
interposit 799
interpretation 622
(ansiver 462)
interpreter 624
isiterregnum
intermission 106
transient 111
discontinuance 142
tntervaZ 198
^oxi^V 738
(discon/inui^y 70)
interrogate 461
interrupt
discontinuity 70
cessation 1^
binder 706
interruption
derangement 61
tn/6ruaZ 198
intersect 219
interspace
interval 198
tnlmor 221
intersperse
diffuse 73
interpose 228
(mime 41)
interstice 198
interstitial
internal 221
interjacent 228
intertezture
intersection 219
^is^tte 329
inter-twine, - twist
unite 43
cro«8 219
interval
- of time 106
- of space 198
- in music 413
at -8
discontinuously 70
at regular -a 138
intervene
- in order 70
- in rtmc 106
- in space 228
be instrumental 631
mediate 724
(afferU758)
486
inter vert
change 140
cfeviate 279
interview
cor^erenee 588
society 892
interviewer 553
intervolved 43
interweave join 43
cross 219
intor/acence 228
interworking 170
intestate 552
intestine 221
inthraU
svhjection 749
restraird 751
intimate close 197
te2Z527
/riemi^y 888
intimately
joined 43
intimidate
/ri^Aten 860
insolence 885
^reo/ 909
into: go -294
put - 300
run -300
intolerable 830
intolerance
prejudice 481
obstinacy 606
impa/ience 825
insolence 885
malevolence 907
intolerant 489
intomb 363
intonation
sound 402
musical 413
voice 580
intone sin^ 416
worship 990
intort248
intoxication
excitement 824, 825
indrriation 959
intra, ab - 221
intractable
obstinate 606
difficult 704:
sullen 901a
intrados 221
intramural 221
intransient 110
intransitive 110
intransmutable
diutumal 110
stable 150
intrap 545
intraregarding 221
intrench
defend 717
-on 303
intrepid 861
intricacy 533
intricate
confused 59
convoluted 2^
difficuU70i
intrigant
m/eddlesome GS2
cunning 702
^ibereine 962
intrigue plot 626
acHvUyQS2
cunning 702
2icen/iotMneM 961
intrinsic 5
- evidence 467
- habit 613
- truth 494
intrinsicality 6
introception 296
introduce lead 62
interpose 228
precede 280
insert 300
- new blood 140
- new conditions 469
-to 888
introduction
[«ee introduce]
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reception 296
drama 599
/riendeAip 888
courtesy 894
introductory
vrecursor 64
beginning 66
priority 116
introgression 294
introit 296, 998
intromit
discontinue 142
receive 296
introspection
look into 441
attend to 457
introspective 451
introvert 218
intrude
interfere 24
inopportune 135
intervene 228
enter 294
intruder 57
intrust
commit 755
tend 787
intuition mind 450
unreasoning 477
hiowledge 490
intumescence
eii;eZZ 194
convex 250
intwine join 43
tii;ie/248
inunction 223
inimdate
effusion 337
/w(;348
redundance 641
inimderstanding 452
inurbanity 895
inure
habituate 613
train 673
inured
ineen«i&te 823
inum363
inusitation 614
inutiUty6i6
invade in^reM 294
attack 716
invagination 367
inn&d
powerless 158
illogical 4!n
diseased 655
undue 925
invalidate
disobte 158
weaken 160
confute 479
invaluable 648
invariable
inirinnc 5
un^orm 16
conformatls22
eto5tel50
invasion
in^reee 294
ottodb 716
invective 932
inveigh 932
inveigle
deceive 545
seduce 615
invent
imagine 515
tie 544
{teiriee626
invented
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inventive
skaijui69%
inventor 164
inventory 86
inverse
contrary. 14
upside down 218
inversion
derangement 61
change 140
o/ position 218
contraposition 237
reversion 145
language 577
invest
impower 157
ctot^ 225
besiege 716
commiMion 755
oit;e784
tend 787
expend 809
- in tocote 184
p*irchase 795
- money 817
- with ascribe 155
investigate 461
investment 226
make -a 673
inveterate otd 124
established 150
inborn 820
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- habit 613
invidious
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ce/e&ro/um 883
I. O. U. security 771
monej^ 800
ipecacuanha 662
ipgedbdt
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affirmation 535
ipsiasima verba 494
ipso facto 1
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tantsene animb coe-
leetibuB - 900
ira furor brevis est
5031900
irasdbUity 901
irate 900
ire 900
iridescent 440
Iria traveler 268
messenger 534
iris rainbow 440
eye 441
irisated 440
Irish 188
Irishism 497
irk688«830
irksome
tiresome 688
difficult 70i
painful 830
weary 841
iron strength 159
smooth 255
hard32S
resolution 604
- age adversity 735
pain 828
- cross 733
- entering into the
soul 828, 830
- gray 432
- grip 159
- gripe 781
- heel 739
- necessity 601
- rule 739
- sway 739
-will 604
rule with a rod of-
739
iron-bound coast
Zand 342
danger 667
ironclad
covering 223
defense 717
man of war 726
iron-handed 739
iron-hearted 861
iron mold 434
irons 752
fire -386
- in the fire
business 625
redundance 641
active 682
unskillful m9
put in - 751
irony
figure of speech 521
untruth 546
ridicule 856
irradiate 420
irrational
number 84
illogical 477
siUy49Q
irreclaimable
hopeless 859
vicious 945
impenitent 951
irreconcilable
unrelated 10
discordant 24
enmity 889
irrecoverable
vast 122
nopeless 859
(lost 776)
irredeemable
hopeless 859
(lost 776)
irreducible
discordant 24
out of order 59
unchangeable 150
irrefragable 478
irrefutable
certain 474
proved 478
irregular
diverse 16a
out of order 59
multiform 81
against rule 83
- in recurrence 139
distorted 243
combatant 726
irregularity 139
irrelation 10
irrelevant
unreAotod 10
unaccordant 24
sophisticod 477
irrellgion 989
irremediable
6ad649
hopdess 859
(epoiZed 659)
(fo«« 776)
irremissible 945
irremovable 150
irreparable
hopeless 859
(bad 649)
(spoiled 659)
(fosi 776)
irrepentance 951
irreprehensible 946
irrepressible
violent 173
/rce 748
excitable 825
irreproachable 946
irreprovable 946
irresilient 326
irresistible
strong 159
demonstration 478
neceeeorj^ 601
irresoluble 150
irresolution 006
irresolvable 87
irresolvedly 605
irrespective 10
irreeponsibla
exempt 927a
arbitrary 964
irretrievable
stable l^
lost 776
hopeless 859
irrevealable 528
irreverence
disrespect 929
impiety 988
irreversible
stable 150
hopeless S59
(past 122)
irrevocable
eto&Ze 150
necessary 601
hopeless 859
irrigate 337
irriguoU8 339
irrision ridicule 856
disrespect 929
irritabile, genus
901
irritable
excitable 825
irascible 901
irritate t;ioZen< 173
ezcite 824
pain 830
provoke 898
incen«e 900
irritating
[see irritate]
stringent 171
irritation
[see irritate]
pain 828
source of - 830
irruption
ingress 294
invasion 716
Irvingite984
is: -to be 152
that - 118
iachiagra 378
isinglass 352
Isis979
Islamism984
island 44, 846
islander 188
isle 346
isobar 338
isobath 27
isocheimal 383
isochronal 27
isochronous 120
isogamy 17, 357
isolate detach 44
seclude 893
isolated
unrelated 10
single S7
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isoperimetric 27
isothermal 382
isotonic 413
issue distribute 73
focus 74
event 151
ejBfect 154
posterity 167
depart 293
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stream 348, 349
inouiry 461
publicatum 531
Sooib 593
ti^er 655
denouement 729
money 800
at - discusnon 476
di8«e7U489
ne^a^ion ^6
opposition 70S
/ii«cor<i 713
contention 720
in -461
- a command 741
join - lawsuit 969
issueless 169
isthznus
connection 45
narrow 203
land 342
it importance 642
italics marA; 550
printing 591
put in -
importance 642
itch tUiUation 380
disease 655
cfesire 865
itching palm 819
item
(uidition 37, 39
part 51
speciality 79
itemise 594
iteration 104
itinerant
moving 266
traveler 26S
itinerary
journey 266
guidebook 527
itur ad astara,
360
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Ixion312
lie
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anannan 982
Jahre lehren 490
JaU752
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vriaaner 754
bad man 949
Jailer keeper 753
punieher 975
Jakei653
jaldi682
Jalousie de metier
921
Jam aqueeie 43
pulp 354
sweet 39Q
- in irUerpose 228
Jamaica pepper 393
Jamb 215
Jamboree 840
Jammed in
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Jangle
harsh sound 410
quarrel 713
JaxiiBsary 726
Janitor 263
Janaeniat 984
Janty
[see jaunty]
January 138
Januifl clauBis 528
Janus deceiver 607
tergiversation 607
close the temple of -
723
Janus-faced 544
Jao297
Japan coat 223
resin 356a
omamerU 847
Jaquima 752
Jar clash 24
vessel 191
agitation 315
stridor 410
discord 713
- upon the feelings
830
Jardiniere 191
jargon
absurdity 497
rw meanirvg 517
unintelligible 519
neology 563
Jarring 414
jasper 847
jaxmdiced
yellow AZQ
prejudiced 481
deeded 837
Jealous 920
view with - eyes
disapprove 932
Jaunt 266
1auntingcar272
aunty
^ay 836
pretty S45
stylish 852
rashSGS
showy S82
insolent 885
Javelin 727
Jaw c^o^tor 584
dco2(2 932
Jaw-failen 837
jaws mouih 231
eating 298
- of death 360
Jay 584
dupe 547
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ealousy 9S0
suspicion 485
Jecur, diffldli bile-
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(ioke 842)
(6an^856)
Jehovah 976
Jehu traveler 268
director 694
Jejxme «ey{e 575
scanty MO
Jejxmus raro stom-
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Jelly 352
beat to a - 972
iemidar 745
emmy 2ever633
dandy 854
Je ne sais quoi
exceptional 83
what d*ye caU 'enL
563 ^
beauty 845
Jennet 271
Jenny 633
jeopardy 665
Jerboa 309
iereed 727
eremiad
lament SS9
invective 932
(accusation 938)
Jericho, send to -
297
Jerk start 146
throw 2M
puU2S5
agitate 315
Jerkin 225
Jerks, by - 70
the - 315
Jerry building 545
Jerry Sneak
coward 862
knave 941
Jersey 225
Jessamy, Jemmy -
854
jest trifle 643
wUSi2
Jest book 842
Jester 844
Jesting stock 857
Jesuit (iectfiMr 548
priest 9QQ
Jesuitical
sophistical 477
deceitful 54A
Jesus 976
Jet stream 348
- black 431
etsam782
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;etty
vrojection 250
harbor ee%
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- de mots 842
- d'esprit 842
- de thd&tre 599
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unimportant 643
dear 814
Jeune
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- veuve 599
Jew cunning 702
ricA 803
extortioner 819
heretic 9^
-'s harp 417
worth a -*s eye
goodMd
cosdy 814
Jewel gem 648
ornament 847
/avorite 899
-s five words long 648
Jewelry, false - 545
Jesebel wicMi 913
U7re(cA 949
courtesan 962
hil345
hihnil351
huth546
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regression 7SS^
cut of one's -
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appearance 448
jifly 113
lig dance Md
(music 415)
jiffger 215, 272
Jilt disappoint 509
deceive 545
deceiver 548
dishonor ^^
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JILT
JOTT
JUDG
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Jimp 845
Jingal 727
jingle 408
Jingo 887
J^ks, high - 840
Jinn 980
jinrikiBha 272
jiuJit6U 720
Jiva 157
Job biLsinesa 625
action 080
unfair 940
tough - 704
Job
-*8 comforter
d^&^tion 837
hopelesi 859
patience of - 826
poor as -804
Jobation 932
jobber deceiver 548
tactician 700
merchant 797
trickster 943
Jobbernowl 501
jobbery
cunning 702
improbity 940
Jobbing barter 794
Jockey rider 268
deceive 545
deceiver 548
servant 746
Jocose gay 836
wiUyM2
Jocoseness fun 840
Jocular gay 836
droU 842
Jocund gay 836
sportive 840
Joe Miller wU 842
humorist 844
Jog pii^A 276
sAaA:e 315
- on continue 143
trudge 2^
slow 275
acfvance 282
mediocrity 736
- the memory 505
joggle 315
jog trot trudge 266
slow 275
/ia6i/ 613
John Doe and Rich-
ard Roe 4
Johnsonian 577
joie, feu de - 883
Join conned 43
assetnble 72
contiguous 199
arrive 272
par/y 712
sociality 892
marry 903
- battle 722
- forces 708
- hands 708
- in 778
- in the chorus 488
490
- issue discuss 476
deny 536
quarrel 713
corUe«<i 720
lawsuit 969
- the majority 360
- with 709
Joint junction 43
part 51
accompanying 88
mea/298
Zot£; resort 621, 945
- concern 712
Joint stock
codperation 709
participation 778
Joint tenancy 778
jointure 780
joist 215
joke trifle 643
u^842
ridicule 856
in -842
mere -643
no - existing 1
important 642
practical -
deception 545
ridicule 856
disrespect 929
take a - 498
Joker 844
cards 840
Joking apart
affirmation 535
resolution 604
jole 236
Jolliflcation
amtisement 840
intemperance 954
JoUity
amusement 840
sociality 892
Jolly plump 192
marine 269
^02/836
> fiatteryQSS
- boat 273
- fellow 892
Jolt impulse 276
agitation 315
Jolthead 501
Jonah 649
Jones
Davy -'s locker 360
Paul - 792
Jonquil 662
Jornada 200
Jonun 191
Joseph 960
-'s coat 440
Joss, - house 1000
jostle rush 276
jog 315
clash 713
(disagree 24)
Jot small 32
unimportant 643
Jotting
indication 550
record 551
1 ounce 315
our de ma vie 827
Journal annals 114
newspaper 531
record 551
magazine 593
narrative 594
occounte 811
Journalism 551
Journalist
recorder 553
aulW 593
Journey 266
-'s end 292
Journeyman
artisan 690
servant 746
Joust 720
Jove 979
sub -
out of doors 220
air 338
jovial gay 836
amusement 840
social 892
Jovinianist 984
Jowl 236
Joy 827
f've one - 896
wish you all the-
827
- ambition finds 865
Joyful 836
Joyless painful 830
sad 837
J. P. 967
Juan, Don - 962
Jubbah 225
Jube 1000
Jubeo, sic volo sic-
741
Jubilant gay 836
rejoicing 838
&oas(ftil884
Jubilee
anniversary 138
cele&ro/ion 883
Jucunditf 829
Jud»us Apella, ere-
dat-
disbelirf 485
absurdity 497
Judaism 984
Judas deceiver 548
knave 941
- kiss
hypocrisy 544
base 940
Judge decide 480
master 745
lasle 850
magistrate 967
Judge deity 976
Judgment
Day of - 67
judgment
intellect 450
discrimination 465
decision 480
wisdom 498
condemnation 971
senlence 972
Judgment seat 966
Judicata, res -
certain 474
judgment 480
Judication 480
Judicatory 965, 966
judicature 965
Judicature, High
CrOurtof-966
Judice: coram -
jurisdiction 965
lawsuit 969
me -481
sub - inquiry 461
latrsuil 969
Judicial 965
- astrology 511
- murder 361
- separation 905
, udicious 498
:ug 191
; uggemath
A:ill361
god^l%
idolatry ^\
Juggle deceive 545
cunning 702
: uggler 548
; ugulate 361
; uice 333
: uiceless 340
uicy339
ujube 396
ulep396
umble mixture 41
confusion 59
derange 61
jument 271
Jump
sudden change 146
leap 309
neglect 460
at one - 1 13
- about 315
- at wiUing 602
vursue 622
hasten 684
consent 762
seize 789
desire 865
- over 460
- to a conclusion
misjudge 481
credtiloiis 486
- up 307, 309
umper 272
unction 48
uncture
circumstance 8
junction 43
period 134
Jungle disorder 59
vegetation 2ffl
Iunior 127
unk273
lumber 645
junket dish 298
merrymaking MS
Juno 920
Jimta696
JNT
JUST
JUST
J'Y
2
«u5«<t/tite 147
r^u^e666
m
Juryman 967
Jub:- civile 963
tado988
I verba ma-
- divinum 737
I
- et norma loquendi
^men< 481
567
ey486
- gentium 963
f
- glaHii 722
-due 024
- nocendi 737
}3
Bummum - 922
due92A
JUBSiTO 567, 741
6
Just accurate 494
966
right 922
iult968
equitable 939
ion 966
pioue9S7
iw737
ainie6 963
- as similar 17
same time 120
S
-do 639
- in time 134
a -969
-now 118
6
- out 123
- reasoning 476
-80 488
-then 113
- the thing
agreement 23
exact 494
JuBte milieu
middle OS
model ..tion 174
mid<ourse 628
Justice right 922
Aonor 939
magistrate 967
administration of
965
bring to - 969
court of - 966
do - to 60/ 298
duty 921^
praise 931
vindicate 937
-seat 966
not do - to 488
retributive - 972
iusticiaz7 967
ustiflabfe right 922
vindication 937
Justification
printing 591
vindication 937
religious 987
Justitia
- suum cuique922
- virtutem regina 922
Justitia soror in-
corrupta fides
484,922
Justie push 276
contend 720
ute205
ut out 250
utting orer 214
utty250
uvenile 127
uztaposition 199
y suis et J'y rests
141
f
K
t:achcha 674
kadi 967
kafflyeh225
kahin996
kail 840
kaiaer 745
kal 121
kala jagah 189
kaleidoscope 445
KaU979
icoXAv, t5 - 845
kangaroo 309
kantikoy 840
karma 922
karyaster 357
karyoplasmic 357
ka88is996
Katerf elto 994
greatness il
superiority 33
importance 642
kavass 965
kayak 273
kaziaskier 996
K. C. 968
keck 297
keddah 261
kedge navigate 267
ship 273
anchor Om
keel 211
- upwards 218
keel boat 273
keelhaul 972
keen energetic 171
sharp 253
sensible 375
coU 383
intelligent 498
poignant 821
eager 865
- blast 349
keener 702
keen-eyed 441
keen-sighted 498
keen-witted 498
keep do often 136
persist 141
continue 143
fond 298
store 636
provision 637
refuge 666
preserve 670
citadel 717
custody 751
prison 752
observe 772
retain 781
celebrate 883
- accounts 811
* a good look out for
507
- aUve life 359
/ '/
prcserw 670
aloof
absence 187
distance 196
avoidance 623
an account with 805
an eye upon 459
apart 44
a secret 528
a shop 625
a stiff upper lip 836
away 187
back late 133
conceal 528
dissuade 616
not use 678
restrain 751
retain 781
body and soul to-
gether life 359
/leaZ/^ 654
close 781
company 88
firm 150
from conceal 528
refrain 623
no^do681
restrain 751
going
continue 143
move 264
hold 150
holy 987
house 184
in restrain 751
prohibit 761
m ignorance 528
in mind 505
in order 693
in sight 459
in suspense
uncertainty 475
irresolution 605
in the thoughts 505
in view
attend to 457
remember 505
expect 507
moving 682
off avoid 623
hinder 706
defend 717
resist 719
prohibition 761
on (io o/i^ 136
continue 143
persevere 604a
one in countenance
conformity 82
induce 615
aid 707
encourage 861
one's bed 655
one's countenance
unexcUable 826
80(2 837
- one's course 282
- one's ground 141
- one's hand ia 613
- one's head above
water 731
- one's promise 772
- one's word 939
- on foot
continuance 143
support 215
preparation 673
- on one's legs 654
-out
- out of the way 187
- out of hann^ way
864
- pace with
equal 27
same time 120
- (^uiet 265
- silence 585
- the field 722
- the peace 714
- time
punctual 132
-to 604a
- together 709
- to oneself 528
- under
authority 737
subjection 749
restraint 751
- up [see below]
- waiting 133
- watch 459
- within bounds 304
keeper 763
keeping
congruity 23
in -82
safe - safety 664
preservation 670
keeping room 191
keepsake 505
keep up
continue 143
preserve 670
stimulate 824
- a correspond e n c e
592
- appearances 852
- one's spirits 836
- the ball
active 682
amusement 840
- the memory of 505
- with 274
keg 191
kelpie 979
kempt 652
ken sight 441
knowledge 490
kennel hovd 189
ditch 2^
conduit ^50
Kentish fire 839
k6pi225
kerbstone 233
kerchief 225
wave a - 550
iLem quern 330
low fellow 876
mr^940
kernel centred 2SJ2
important 642
kerosene 356
ketch horse 271
ship 273
Ketch, Jack - 975
kettle vessel 191
caldron 386
- drum mtmc 417
tea-party 892
-of fish
disorder 59
diffijcuUy 704
key cause 153
opener 260
music 413
co2or 428
interpretation 522
indication 550
instrument 631, 633
emblem of authorilif
747
keyhole 260
keynote model 22
ruleSO
music 413
keystone
support 215
motive 615
importance 642
completion 729
khaki 433
khamsin 349
khan inn 189
governor 745
khansamah746
khedive 745
khitmutgar 746
khoja540
khudd 217
kiacklOOO
kibitka 272
kick impulse 276
recoil 277
assatdt 716
spurn 930
punish 972
- against
oppose 708
resist 719
- against the pricki
useless 645
rashSGS
- one's heels
kept waitinq 133
nothing to do 681
CK
KNAV
KNOC
KNOW
traces 742
prison 762
1
court 9&6
28
- Death 360
33
- of Kings 976
;t
-'s counsel 968
2
-'s English 560
13
-'s evidence 629
»5
-'s evil 656
r
-'s highway 627
r3
-'s speech 695
13
-'s yellow 436
liye and-
kingcraft 693
kingdom region 181
rood 298
property 780
- of heaven 981
kingly 737
king-post 216
»e handled
kink knot 59
lirty 653
convolution 248
04
cricA 378
eive 545
whim 608
kinsfolk 11
kinsman 11
792
kiosk house 189
fs75
Umple 1000
kip 215
191
kirk 1000
:at6 713
kirUe225
kismet 601
d calf 883
kiss courtesy 894
e with gol-
endearment 902
b699
-es honeyed by ob-
641
livion 902
- in the ring 840
'683
- the book 535
71^840
- the hem of one's
8 with one
garment 928
B2
- the rod 725
dnesB 902
kit class 75
knapsack f bottle 191
.^&417
:829
kitcat 556
le 126
kitchen room 191
3
uwkshop 691
- kaffir 563
- maid 746
kitchener 386
5
kite fly 273
hiUm)
75
fly a - credU 805
«906
insolvency 808
594
kith 11
»6
kithless 87
)7
kitten young 129
bring forth 161
;en542
J6 153
playful as a - 836, 840
kittereen 272
161
171
kleptomania
73
insanity 502
384
stealing 791
i
desire 865
00
kleptomaniac 504
knack 698
get into the - 613
B264
knag 706
knaggy 901a
)
knap 306
a -
knapsack 191
737
knarl59
knave deceiver 648
ench
cards 840
rogue 941
knavery
deception 646
cunning 702
improbity 940
vice 946
knead mix 41
mo^240
8o/^en 324
knee angle 244
bend the -
stoop 308
submission 726
down on one's -s
humble 879
fall on one's s
beg 765
atone 962
on one's -s beg 766
respect 928
knee-deep 208^ 209
kneel stoop 308
submit 726
6€^765
servility 886
courtesy 894
ask mercy 914
respect 92S
worship 990
kneU 363
strike the death - 361
knickerbockers 225
knicknack 643
knife 263
play a good - and
fork eai 298
appetite 866
knight 876
- errant
madman 604
defender 111
ra«A 863
philanthropist 910
- marshall 745
- service 777
-'s move 279
- Templar 712
knighthood 877
knit 43
- the brow
discontent SS2
anger 900
disapprobation 932
well - 159
knob pendency 214
baU2A9
protuberance 250
knobby 206, 250
knock blow 276
sound 406
(punish 972)
hard -s 720
- at the door
death 360
request 766
- down
destroy 162
lay flat 213
lower 308
injure 659
dishearten 837
- off complete 729
- one's head against
699
- on the head
kiUmi
- over 162
- under 726
-up 688
knock-down argu-
ment 479
knocked
- on the head
failure 732
- to atoms 162
knocker 633
knock-kneed 243,
244
knock-out 67
- drops 649
knoU206
knot ligature 46
entanglement 69
group 72
intersection 219
round 249
dense 321
difficulty 704
hindrance 706
junto 712
ornament 847
tie the nuptial - 903
true lover s - love 897
endearment 902
knotted r&ugh 266
knout 976
know believe 484
knowledge 490
friendly SSS
associate 892
I'd have you to -
attend 467
assertion 636
I - better 636
- by heart 606
- for certain 484
- no bounds
great 31
infinite 106
redundance 641
- nothing of 491
- one's own mind 604
- what one is about
698
- what's what 698
- which is which 466
not that one -s 491
knowing 702
knowingly 620
knowledge 490
[and see know]
acquire - 639
come to one's - 527
hdf our - we must
snatch 490
- of the world 698
practical - 698
sweetly uttered - 597
through - we behold
318
known
KNUC
KOS
KRIE
KYLE
-88 564
-bj 550
make - inform 527
Tniblish 531
well - 490
habUual 613
knuckle 244
- down 725
knuckle-duBtar 727
kziurl7 256
knurr and spell
840
kobold 980
Koh-i-noor 650
koniology 330
kooBhti720
Koran 986
koB200
kotmoB 318
kotow 6ou; 308
submission 725
cowrUsy 894
respect 928
kraal 189
kraken83
kranke Mann 158
kriegepiel 722
kri8 727
Krishna 979
krupp 727
ffi^t931
Kukluz 712
kurt>aBh975
kutcherry 802, 966
kyaniBe670
kylea343
• ...
laaff«r 717
labarum550
iabef y 650
label 550
labent306
iabUa lip 231
letter 5QI
Imbitur et Ubetur
perpetuity 112
continiuince 143
labor
parturition 161
workeSO
exertion 686
hard -
SinishmerU 072
ay 840
- for 620
- has summit in
Heaven 686
- in one's vocation
625
- in vain
faUshoHZfA
useless 645
- of love
ti^in^602
amusement Md
disinterested 942
- under Btate 7
disease 655
difficulty 704
feeling 821
affliction S2S
mountain in - 638
laboratory 691
labored
style 579
prepared 673
- study 457
laborer 690
labor hoc opus, hlc -
704
laboring
- man 690
-oar 686
laborious
active 682
exertion 686
difficult 704
labor omnia Tincit
686
labyrinth
disorder 59
convolution 248
secret 533
(difficulty 704)
lac number 98
resin 356a
- of rupees 800
lace stitch 43
neUing 219
ornament 847
- one's jacket 972
Ucerable 328
lacerate 44, 378
- the heart 830
lachee neglect 460
nonobservance 773
lachrymis, hinc ill»
-830
lachrymation 839
lachrymie, quia tern-
peret a - 914
lachrymose 837
laciniate256
lack require 630
insufficient 640 '
destituU 804
- f^th 989
- of contrition 951
- preparation 674
-wit 501
lackadaisical
inactive QS3
melancholy 837
indifferent 866
lackadaisyl
lamerUSS9
v)onder S70
lackada7 839
lackbrain 499, 501
lacker [see lacquer]
lackey 746
lackluster 422, 429
laconic 572
lacquer
covering 223
resin 356a
adorn 847
lacrosse 840
lacteal 352
lactescence 430
lacuna gap 198
7^252
lacustrine 343
- dwelling 189
lad 129
ladder ascent 305
vKiy 627
kick down the - 604
lade load 184
transfer 185
contents 190
- out 297
laden 52
heavy - 828
- with 777
lading contents 190
property 780
bill of - list 86
ladino 41, 271
ladle
receptacle 191
transfer 270
vehicle 272
lady womnn 374
rank 875
un/e903
- help 746
-'s maid 746
lovely - gar m e n t e d
374
Lady day 138
ladylike
womanly 374
fashionable 852
(courteous 894)
ladyloye 897
UBtificant 829
lag linger 275
foUaw 281
(iatMi2e683
lager-beer 298
laggard
unwilling 603
inactive 683
lagoon 343
lagniappe 784
liJcal 997
laid: - by the heels 751
- low 160
- on one's back 158
- up 655
laiiden 189
sty 053
laird master 745
proprietor 779
nobaUy 875
Lais 962
laisse majigtr, cela
se-394
laisser: - aller, - faire
neglect 460
inaction 681
laxUy 7SS
freedom 748
inexcitable 826
laity 997
lake u^ater 343
pink 434
- dwelling 189
- of fire and brim-
stone 982
Lama ruler 745
prince 996
Lamarckism 357
lamb infant 129
animal 366
gentle 826
innocent 946
go out like a - 174
Ron lies down with -
721
lamba-chauki 215
lambaste 972
lambent
touching 379
- flame heat 382
light 420
Lambeth 1000
Lamb of Qod 976
lame incomplete 53
impotent 158
weak 160
,^ -
imperfect 651
disease 655
injury 659
faUing 732
(bad 649)
(lax 738)
help a - dog over a
stile aid 707
vindicate 937
- conclusion
illogical 477
failure 732
- duck 808
- excuse 617
O most - conclusion
480
lamellar 204
lamentable bad 649
painful 830
sadSS7
lamentably very 31
lamentation 839
(regret 833)
lamia (ieTTion 980
sorcerer 994
lamina part 51
layer 204:
Lammas 998
lamp 423
rub the - 992
saf etv - 666
smell of the -
style 577
prepared 673
lamplighter
quick QS2
lampoon
censure 932
detraction 934
lampooner 936
lan& caprin&, de -
643
lanate 255, 256
lance pierce 260
throw 284
spear 727
break a - with
attack 7m
warfare 722
couch one's - 720
- corporal 745
lanceolate 253
lancer 726
lancet sharp 253
piercer 262
lancif orm 253
lancinate
bodily pain 378
mental pain 830
land
arrive 292
ground 342
estate 780
how the - lies
ciTCurnv&\j(r(vju^ ^
LAND
LARG
LAST
LATR
experiment 463
foresight 510
hug the - 286
in the - of the living
359
- covered with water
343
- flowing with milk
and honey 168
make the - 286
on - 342
see -858
landamman 745
landau 272
landed
property 780
- gentry 779
- estate 780
landgraye 745
landholder 779
landlngplace
stage 215
arrive 292
landla^ 779
landlocked 229
landloper 268
landlord 779
landlubber 701
landmark
limU 233
indication 550
landreeve 694
landscape
prospect 448
- gardening
agriculture 371
beauty 845
- painter 559
- painting 556
landflhark 792
landslip 306
landsman 342
Landflturm 726
landsurveying 466
Landwehr 726
lane street 189
u«ij^ 627
langrage shot 727
langrer727
langsyne 122
language 560
command of - 582
strong -
vigor 574
malediction 908
languid weak 160
ineH 172
slaw 275
- style 575
inactive ess
torpid 823
languish
decrease 36
iUQ55
inactive eS3
repine 828
-for 865
languishing 160
languishment
lament 839
uufgiior
496
[see languid]
laniate 162
lanky thin 203
toU206
lantern
window 260
lamp 423
- jaws 203
- of Diogenes 461
magic - 448
lanteme, & la - 972
lanuginous 256
Laocodn 557
lap abode 189
support 215
interior 221
wrap 225
encompass 227, 229
dnnk 298
- of luxury
pleasure 377
inactivity 683
voluptuousness 954
lapdog animal 366
servile 886
lapel 258
lapidate kiU 361
attack 716
punish 972
lapidescence 323
lapis lazuli
blue 438
jewel 847
lappet 39
lapse course 109
past 122
conversion 144
/aW306
degeneracy 659
relapse 661
loss 776
vice 945
guiU 947
- of memory 506
- of time 109
lapsus lingusd
mistake 495
so^^cism 568
stammering 583
Lam|ta» coUege of -
Tro8
larboard 239
larceny 791
lard 356
lardaceous 355
larder 636
contents of the - 298
lares et penates
home 189
idols ^\
large quantity 31
size 192
at - diffuse 573
/rcc 748
become - 194
- number 102
- type 642
large-hearted
liberal 816
benevolent 906
I aisinterested 942
larger 194
largess 785
largest 784
largest portion 192
larghetto
slow 275
music 415
largiloquent
verbose 573
loquacious 584
largo slofw 275
mime 415
lariat 45
larlgo 45
lark ascerU 305
spree 840
with the -
, morning 125
larmes
fondre en - 839
- aux yeux 839
larmoyante, com6-
die-599
larrigan225
larrikin 887. 913
larrup 972
larum tou<2 404
atorm 669
larva 129
larynx 351
lasclate ogni ipe-
ranjsa&59
lascivious 961
lash tie together 43
violence 173
incite 615
censure 932
punish 972
scourge 975
- into fury 900
- the waves 645
under the - compelled
744
subject 749
lass girl 129
{woman 374)
lassitude
fatigue &^
weariness 841
lasso tie 45
toop247
last
abide 1
mo(ie2 22
- in order 67
endure 106
durable 110
- in /imc 122
continue 141
at- 133
at the - extremity 665
breathe one's - 360
die in the - ditch 604a
game to the - 604a
go to one's - home 360
- but one &c. 67
- finish 729
- for ever 112
- gasp 360
- resort 666
I -shift 601
-sleep 360
- stage 67
- straw 153
- stroke 729
- touch 729
- word
affirmation 535
chstinacy 606
- year &c. \22
never hear the - trf
104
on - legs weak 160
dying :i&^
spoiled 059
adversity 735
latch fasten 43
fastening 45
latchet 45
latchkey 631
latchstnng
find the - out 892
have the - out 888
late past 122
new 123
tardy 133
deadSGO
too- 135
lately formerly 122
recently 123
latency 526
lateness 133
latent inert 172
concealed 526
later 117
lateraUty236
lateritious 434
latet anguis in hartA
667
lateward 132
lath 205
thin as a - 203
lathe region 181
machine 633
lather
lubrication dS2
bubbUSSS
iathi215
UtifoUate 202
Latin
au bout de son - 704
lash'd into - 539
perdre son - 704
small - and leas Greek
491
thieves' - 563
latitancy 528
latitat 969
latitude extent 180
region 181
breadth 202
measurement 466
freedom 748
- and longitude
situation 183
latitudinarian
heterodox 984
irreligious 989
latration 412
latria990
latrines 653
latrocinium 791
LATR
LAY
LAY
LEAD
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sequent 63
122
-day Saint 984
7 123
crossing 219
tn^260
rcdse 931
^tp990
»le944
luxn 174
i k laudato
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:)ori8 acti
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le'fi sleeve
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rule 856
aspect 929
^7X^930
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f*8 mouth
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isrepuie 874
jorn defy 715
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one - 853
1-840
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latter 642
ngstock 867
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er-lo7ing 836
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676
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597
trophy 733
873
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semiliquid 352
lavage 300
lavatory 652
lave water 337
clean 652
lavement 300
lavender
color 437
laver la tdte 932
lavish profuse 641
^ue784
squander 818
- of praise 931
law regularity 80
statute 697
permission 760
legalitv 963
court of - 966
give the - 737
so to - 969
Jewish - 985
- of the Medes and
Persians 80
lay down the -
certainty 474
affirm 535
command 741
learned in the - 968
set the - at defiance
964
so many -s 947
take the - into one's
own hands
war 722
disobedience 742
take the - of 969
lawful
permitted 7Q0
due 924
le^al 963
lawgiver
director 694
(master 745)
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irregular 83
miUinotis 742
nonobservant 773
vicious 945
arbitrary 964
lawn plain 344
aaricvUvre 371
- sleeves 999
- tennis 840
lawsuit 969
lawyer 968
lax incoherent Atl
soft 324
error 495
- style bib
remiss 738
rwnobservance TIZ
dishonorable 940
licentious 945
irreligious 989
laxative 652
remedial 662
laxity 738
lay moderate 174
place 184
ley 344
mitsie 415
poelry 597
6el621
secular W!
about one
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ollocib 716
conleTuI 720
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exclude 55
relinquish 782
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neglect 460
reject 610
dwtx«e678
give up 782
at one's feet 763
at the door of
155
bare 529
before 527
brother 996
by store 636
sickness 655
disuse G7S
• claim to 924
down [see below]
eggs 161
figure model 22
representation 554
hands on
i«e677
toA:e789
rile 998
heads together
advise 695
codperate 709
in eol 298
«lore 636
provide 637
m ruins 162
in the dust 162
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coMT 223 '
too much 641
jZoller 933
on 972
one's account for
484
oneself open to 177
oneself out for 673
one's finger upon
480a
one's head on the
block 942
open divest 226
evening 260
show 525
disclose 529
out
horizontal 213
- corpse 363
plan 626
expend 809 '
over 133
siege to 716
stress on 642
• the axe at the root
of tree 162
• the fast f^ii<& ^
-the flattering uno>
tion to one's soul
conleni 831
reli^ 834
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originate 153
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- to attribute 155
real 265
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- to one's charge 938
- train 626
- under hatches 751
- under restraint 751
- up store 636
sickness 655
disuse 678
- waste 162
lay down locate 184
horizontal 213
assert 535
renounce 757
rdinquiBh 782
pay 807
- a plan 626
- one's arms
pacification 723
submission 725
- one's life 360
- the law
certain 474
assert 535
command 741
indolence 885 *
layer 204
layette 225
layman 997
laystaU653
lazar house 662
lazy
tnaclu«683
(slow 275)
la88arone683
lb 319
lea land 342
plain 344
lead
supremacy 33
in order 62
tend 176
soundings 206
- in motion 280
heavy 319
induce 615
direct 093
authority 737
heave the - 466
- adanoe
run awayQ23
circuit 629
difficulty 70i
disrespect 92ld
- a Ufe 692
- astray 495
- by the nose 737
- captive
sul^ect 749
restraint 751
-on 693
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LEAV
LEET
LEGE
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• the way
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precession 280
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direction 693
repuU 873
- to DO end 645
- to the altar 903
red -434
take the -
infiuence 175
importance 642
autkority 737
leaden dim 422
colorless 429
gray 432
inactive ess
leader
precursor 64
disserkUion 595
director 694
counsel 968
leading
beginning 66
imiforUint 642
- article 595
- note music 413
- part 175
- question 461
- strings
childhood 127
diiM129
pupi^ 541
subject 749
reslraini 751, 762
leads 223
leaf part 51
2a2/er 204
pian/ 367
- o/ a 600A; 593
turn over a new - 658
leafless 226
leafy 256
league length 200
coo'peration 709
party 712
leak crack 198
dri66te 295
tMZ8(e638
-out
disclosure 529
spring a -
injury 659
lealcy
im-perfect 651
lean /Am 203
oblique 217
-on 215
- to «/ied 191
willing 602
- towards
/avor 923
- upon belief 484
subjection 749
/<o»6 858
leaning
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iri/2in^e98 602
desire 865
498
friendship 888
favoritism 923
lean-witted 499
leap
sudden change 146
a«cen^ 305
jump 309
- in the dark
experiment 463
lincertoin 475
chance 621
rcM^ 863
- with joy 838
make a - at 622
leapfrog 840
leaps and bounds,
by - 274
leap year 138
leam539
- by experience 950
- by heart 605
learned 490
- man 492
learner 641
learning
knowledge 490
acquisition of - 639
lease property 780
lending 787
grant a - 771
- and release 783
take a new - of life
654
leash tie 43
three 92
hold in - 751
leasehold 780
least
- in quantity 34
- in size 193
at the - 32
leather skin 223
tough 327
beat 972
- or pnmello 643
nothing like - 481
leave remainder 40
part company 44
relinquisn 624
permission 760
bequeathe 784
French - 623
give me - to say 535
- ad referendum 605
- alone
inaction 681
freedom 748
permit 760
- a loophole 705
- an inference 526
- a place 293
- in the lurch
pass 303
decisive 545
- it tb one 760
- no trace
disappear 449
obliterate 552
- off cease 142
desuetude 614
rdinquishG^
disuse &7S
- out 55
- out of one's calcula-
tion 460
- the beaten track 83
- to chance 621
- to oneself 748
- undecided 609a
- undone 730
- void regret 833
- word 527
live in hearts we-
behind 505
take - depart 293
freedom 748
leaven
componerU 56
cause 153
lighten 320
qualify 469
unclean 653
deterioration 659
&a7ie663
leavings
remainder 40
useless 645
lecher 962
lechery 961
lectern 1000
lection special 79
interpretation 522
lectionary 998
lecture teach 537
speak 582
dissertation 596*
censure 932
sermon 998
-room 542
lecturer
teacher 540
preacher 996
lectureship 542
led - captam
follower 74Q
servile SS6
favoriUS99
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ledge height 206
horizontal 213
shdf 215
projection 250
leoger list 86
record 551
accounts 811
lee front 234
side 236
leech remedy 662
physician 695
Lee Enfield rifle 727
leef 829
leek
eat the - recant 607
submit 725
Lee-Metford rifle 727
leer stare 441
dumb show 550
leery 702
lees 653
lee shore
danger 665, 667
leett court - 966
lee waU666
leeward 236
leeway tardy 133
navigation 267
progression 282
shortcoming 304
left residuary 40
sinistral 239
- alone V48
- bower 840
- in the lurch 732
- to shift for 01
893
over the - 546 '
pay over the - sho^ ^
der808
left-handed
clumsy Q99
- compliment 932
- marriage 903
leg support 216
walker2Q0
thief 792
best - foremost 686
fast as -8 will carry
274
keep on one's -s 654
last -8 spoiled 659
fatigue 68S
-Wl623
light on one's -s 734
make a - 894
not a - to stand on
illogical 477
confuted 479
failure 732
off one's -s
propulsion 284
on one's -s
upright 212
elevation 307
speaking 582
inhealth&54
active QS2
free 7^
set on one's -s 660
legacy property 780
gift 7S4
legadero 45
legal permitted 760
legitimate 924
reUUing to law 963
- adviser 968
- estate 780
- pledge 535
legaUtySes
legate 534
legatee
possessor 779
receiver 785
legation 756
legato 415
legend record 561
description 694
legendary
imaginary 516
legerdemam
change 146
trick 545
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16g^ret6 606
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980
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488
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787
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180
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lenitiTe
moderating 174
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relieving 834
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Lent
fasting 956
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lenten 956
lenticular
curved 245
convex 250
lentiginous 330, 653
lentor slownese 275
epiesiiiuie 352
inactivity 683
(iraertneM 172)
lentous 352
leonem, ex ungue -
550
leonine Terses 597
leopard
variegated 440
-'s spots
unchanging 150
lepidote 330
leprechaun 980
leprosy 655
lerret 273
lesbianism 945
ldse-majest6 742
less inferior 34
subduction 38
- than no time 113
lessee possessor 779
receiver 785
lessen
- an evil 658
-in quantity or de-
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- in size 195
lesson teaching 537
warning 668
give a - to
punish 972
reiad a- to
censure 932
say one's -
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lessor 805
lest 623
let hindrance 706
permit 760
2eaee771
feTui787
eea796
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/ooM99
- alone besides 37
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quiescence 265
avoid 623
disuse 678
inaction 681
notcompiete 730
^748
permanence 141
cofUvMumce 143
tnodian 681
-blood 297
- down
depress 308
humbU 879
- down easily
forgive 918
-fall drop 308
inform 527
epeaib582
- fly vioUnce 173
propel 284
- fly at 716
-so neglect 460
ri&erate750
relinquish 782
restitution 790
- " I dare not " wait
upon "I would" 605
- in interpose 228
odmi^ 296
trick 545
- into inform 490
disclose 529
- off vio2erU 173
propel 284
permit 760
forgive 918
exempt 927a
acquit 970
- one know 527
- out disperse 73
2en^tAen 200
CTert297
disclose 529
liberate 750
- out at 716
-pass 460
- slip
miss an opportunity
135
neglect 4&0
not complete 730
2o8e 776
relinquish 782
- the matter stand
over 133
- things take their
course 143
- wdl alone
corUerU 831
caution 864
to -763
lethal deadly 361
{pernicious 649)
lethalis arundo, hsB-
ret lateri - 900
lethargy
inactivity 683
insensibility 823
Lethe, waters of 506
lethiferous
deadly 361
(pernicious 649)
letter marA; 550
character 561
epistle 592
• - card 592
- of credit 805
to the - 494
letter bag 534
lettered 490
letterpress 591
letters
'A;nouM^490
language 560
in lax^-642
- of marque 791
man (A - 492
lettre de cr6ance 805
lettres de cachet 751
lettuce 298
leucophlegmatic 823
Levant east 236
levant abscond 623
levanter wind 349
d^atiZ(er808
lev6e assembiage 72
sociality 892
- en masse 719
leve fit quod bene
f ertur onus 926
level uniform 16
equal 27
destroy 162
horizontal 21S
fkU 251
smooth 255
lower^OB
- at direct 278
intend Q20
attack 71Q
-best 686
- crossing 219
- with the ground 207
lever cause 153
instrument 633
de rideau 599
leverage 175
leviathan 192
levigate 330
levin 420
- bolt 727
levirate903
Levite996
levity liahtr^ess 320
irresciution 605
triple 643
joctdarity 836
rashness 863
levy muster 72
military 726
distrain 789
demand 812
lewd 961
lex - mercatoria 963
- scripta 697
- scripta et non-
k;ripta 963
- talionis
retaliation 718
ny^922
lexicography 562
lexicologist 492, 562
lexicology 560
lexicon 542, 562
ley 344
liabiUties 811
liability 177
debt 806
duty92Q
LIAR
LIFE
LIGH
LIGH
liar 548
UbftdiBt 984
libation
potation 298
drunkenness 959
worship 990
libel detraction 934
accusation 938
libeler 936
liberal ample 639
generous 816
disinterested 942
- education
knowledge 490
teaching 537
over - 818
liberalism
freedom 748
liberality
giving 784
generosity 816
Liberals 712
liberation 760
{di^unction 44)
liberavi aniniam
meam 703
libertinage 961
libertine 962
libertinism 961
liberty /recdam 748
permission 760
right 924:
exemption 927a
gain one's - 750
set at 'free 750
exempt 927a
take a-
arrogate 739
make free 748
tn«o2ence 885
discourtesy 895
libenmi arbitriiim
600
Ubidinous 961
libitum, ad -
atwiUeOO
enough 639
freely 748
librarian 593
library room 191
books 593
Ubrate 314
libretto hook 593 '
opera 599
license laxity 738
permission 760
Hflr/U 924
exemption 927a
- to plunder 791
licentiate 492
licentia vatum 597
licentioiis lax 738
dissolute 954
debauched 961
lichen 367
lich gate 363
licit permitted 760
(ftie 924
lick lap 298
conquer 731
punisA 972
600
- into shape 240
- the dust 933
lickerish
savory 394
desirous 865
fastidious 868
licentious 961
lickpenny 819
lick-spittLe
«em/e886
(flatterer 935)
licorice 396
Uctor 965
Ud223
lie situation 183
presence 186
recline 213
falsehood 544
untruth 546
awkward at a - 544
give the - to 536
- at one's door 926
- at the root of 153
-by 681
- down flat 213
rest 687
- fallow 674
-hid 528
-in be I
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- m ambiish 528
- in a nutshell 32
- in oiie's power 157
- in wait for
expect 507
inaction 681
- on 215
- over defer 133
destiny 152
- still 265
-to
quiescence 265
inaction 681
- under 177
- under a necessity
601
white - 617
Uedertafel 416
lief pleasant 829
as - unlling 602
choice 6(fe
liege 745
liegeman 746
lien security 771
credit 805
lienteria 653
Ueu 182
in - of 147
lieutenant
officer 745
deputy 759
lord - 965
life events 151
vitality 369
biography 594
activity 682
conduct 692
cheerful 836
animal - 364
battle of - 682
come to - 660
infuse - into
excite 824
leamt - from the
poets 597
- and spirit 682
- beyond the grave
152
- or death
need G30
important 642
contention 720
- to come 152
put - into 359
recall to - 660
see-840
support - 359
take away - 361
tenant for - 779
Life, the 976
lifeblood
intrinsic 5
vUal Z59
lifeboat boat 273
safety 666
life-giving 168
life guards 726
lifeless ineH 172
dead 360
lifelike 17
lifelong 110
life-preserver 727
life-sise 192
lifetime 108
life-weary 841
lift raise 307
aid 707
- a finger 680
- cattle 791
- hand against 716
- one's head 734
- the mask 529
- the voice
shout 411
speak 582
- up the eyes 441
- up the heart 990
lift smoke 840
ligament 45
ligation 43
ligature 45
light
state!
small Z2
window 260
velocity 27 A
arrive 292
descend 306
levUy S20
kindle dM
match 388
luminosity 4S0
luminary 423
- in color 429
whUe4dO
aspect 448
knowledge 490
interpretation 622
unimportant 643
ea«y 705
002^836
loose 961
a - breaks in -mJM^
one 529
blue - signal 550
bring to -
dt8cot;er 480a
manifest 525
disclose 529
children ck - 987
come to - 529
false -s 443
foot -s 599
half -422
in one's own -
- and shade 420
- comed3r 599
- f antajstic toe
-heart 836
- horse 726
- inf antrv 726
- mingled with "^J
gloom 30
- ofheel 274
- of truth 543
-purse 804
- under a bushel
Aide 528
not hide 878
modesty 881
- up illumine 420
excite 824
cAeer 836
- upon one's feet 664
- upon chance 156
arrive at 292
discover 480a
acquire 776
make - of
underrote 483
eaey 705
inexcitable 826
despise 930
obstruct the - 426
see the - life 359
publication 531
throw - upon 622
transmit - 425
lighten
make light d20
illume 420
facUitate 705
lighter boat 273
lighterman 269
light-fingered 791,
792
Ught-footed
fleet 274
active 682
light-headed 603
lighthouse 560
lightless 421
light-minded 605
lightning
vdocity 274
flash 420
spark 423
brief as the - 421
- express 272
Light of the World
976
lightsome
luminous 420
LIGN
LINE
LIP
LITE
oluie e05
- in quantity 32
/uZ836
- in size 193
O6S400
to a - extent
IS 367
imperfect 651
limitless 105
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nilar 17
limn 556
^394
limner 559
/827
limousine 272
865
limp u)eak 160
597
slow 275
at one -s 748
supple 324
oh how diffcr-
faU 732
19
limpid 425
;er like man 19
limy 432
laAt of pear
lin^A;e343
el28
riwr 348
448
lincttire 662
lall not look
line fastening 45
>n his - again 33
lineage 69
170, 472
continuous 69
-507
ancestors 166
\B copy 21
descendants 167
ait 554
length 2m
555
no breadth 210^
16 37
stnng 205
12
lining 224
desire 865
outline 230
397
straight 246
k - for 827
direction 278
's - 829
music 413
ior 437
appearance 448
ianl93
measure 466
3n/836
marib 550
416
writing 590
^^430
verse 597
tw845
the - 641
vocation 625
ormy orwi nary 726
arted862
between the -s 526
ered 862
boundary - 233
abor
draw the - 465
•ove 658
in a-
)86
coniinturus 69
ire
s^rai^A/ 246
snJence 330
in a - with 278
bn331
- engraving 558
iember 51
- of action 692
ument 633
- of battle 69
p949
- of battle ship 726
le law 968
- of march 278
fleet 212
- of road 627
^le 324
- of steamers &c. 273
prison 751, 752
read between the -a
828
522
atorj/ 982
sounding - 208
itrap 545
straight - 246
ht423
troops of the - 726
Ln386
lineage kindred 11
, in-66
series 69
ornplele 52
ancestry 166
57
posterity 167
mscribe 229
lineaxnent
dary 233
feature 240
■fy 469
appearance 448
!621
mark 550
lin 751
linear
ibU 761
continuity 69
rian 984
pedigree 166
length 200
bion [see limit]
7^0, 783
linen 225
biveS
linen draper 225
i
liner 273
lines
fortification 717
reins 752
hard -
adversity 735
severity 739
linger protract 110
delay 133
loiter 27 5
lingo 2an{jrtia^e 560
neology 563
linguacious 584
lingua franca 563
lingual
language 560
sp^ch 582
linguif orm 245
linguist
scholar 492
linguistics 560
linffulat6 245
liniment
ointment 356
remedy 662
lining^
link re^o^ion 9
connect 43
connecting - 45
par< 51
term 71
crossing 219
torcA 423
missing -
wanting 53
completing 729
linkboy694
linked together
par/y 712
linoleimi 223
linotype 591
linseed oil 356
linsey-woolsey 41
linstock 388
lint 223
lintel 215
lion courage 861
prodigy 872
retmte873
as oewdrops from the
-'s mane 483
come in like a - 173
heard -s roar 861
in the -'s den 665
- in the path 706
- lies down with the
lamb 721
-'s share more 33
chief part 50
too much 641
undue 925
lioness 374
lion-hearted 861
lionize
curiosity 455
repuie 873
lip beginning 66
edge 231
side23Q
prominence 250
between cup and -
111
finger on the -s
silent 5Sl
speechless 585
hang on the -s d 418
- homage
flattery 923
-service
falsehood 544
hypocrisy 988
- wisdom 499
open one's -s
speak 582
seal the -s 585
smack the -
tasUZW
savory 394
lipothyxny 688
lipotype 187
Uppitude 443
liquefaction 836
'byheatZS4t
liquescence 335
liquetir drink 298
sweet S9^
Uquid fluid 333
sound 405
letter 561
liquidate
pay 807
assess 812
liquidator 801
liquor potable 298
fluid 333
in -959
- up 959
liquorish [see licker*
ish]
lis litem generat 720
lisp 583
lissom 324
list ca/aZ(vtie 86
strip 205
leaning 217
fringe 231
Aear 418
wiumo
choose 609
arena 72S
desire 865
enter the -s
attack 716
contend 720
listed 440
listel 847
listen 418
be -ed to 176
-to 457
- to reason 498
listless
inattentive 458
inactive 683
indifferent 866
litany worship 990
rite 998
Utem Ute resoMt 718
lite, pendente - 969
litersB script» 590
literal
imitated 19
exact 494
manifest 525
LITE
LOAD
LOCK
LOGI
leOer 561
ioord562
" meaning 516
- translation 522
literarum
homo multarubi - 492
homo trium - 792
literary 560
- hack 593
- man 492
- power 569
Uterati 492
literatim [see literal]
literature
learning 490
language 560
lithagogue 662
Uthe 324
lithic323
lithograph 558
Uthoidal358
litholQgy 358
lithoznancy 511
Uthotint 558
litigant
litigious 713
combatant 726
accusation 938
litigation
quarrel 713
contention 730
lawsuit 969
UtigiouB 713
litter disorder 59
derange 61
multitude 102
brood 167
support 215
vehicle 272
iLsdess 645
litt^raire, la morgue
-569
littera scripta manet
150
litterateur
scholar 492
author 593
little
- in degree 32
- in size 193
darling 897
mean 940
cost - 815
do -683
- by little
degree 26
slowly 275
- did one think 508 .
- one 129
make - of 483
signify - 643
think -of 458
to - purpose
useless 645
faaure 732
littleness 193
Uttoral 342
liturgy 998
live exist 1
continue 141
dweU 186
sa2
life 359
glowing 382
activity 682
repute 873
- and let live
inaction 681
freedom 748
inexcitability 826
- b^ one's wits 545
- circuit 157
- from hand to mouth
674
- hard 954
- in hope 858
- in the memory 505
-man 682
- matter 591
-on 298
- raU 157
- to explain 485
- to fignt again 110
- upon nothing 819
we - in deeds 680
Uvelihood 803
livelong 110
lively keen 375
- style 574
active 682
acuU S2l
sensitive 822
sprighUySS^
- imagination 515
-pace 274
liver
hard -954a
white - 862
liver-colored 433
livery suit 225
co^ 428
badge 550
decoration 877
- servant 746
liveryman 748
Uvid dark 431
gray 432
purple 437
living life 359
biisiness 625
benefice 995
good - 957
- beings 357
- soul 372
- thing 366
livraison 593
livret 593
lizivUte 652
lizivi\mi335
llama 271
llano 344
Lloyd's register 86
lol attention 457
u}onderS70
load quantity 31
fiU 52
lade ISi
cargo 190
weight 319
store 636
redundance 641
hindrance 706
adversity 735
anxiety 828
oppress 830
- tne memory 505
-with 607
- with reproaches 932
prime and - 673
takeoff a - of care834
loadstar
a//rac(ian 288
indication 550
direction 693
loadstone
aUraction28S
motive 615
loaf mass 192
dauxUeOSS
loafer stroller 268
inactive 683
bad man 949
loam 342
loan 787
loath 603
loathe dislike 867
^0^898
loathing
[see loathe]
weariness 841
loathsome
unsavory 395
painftd 830
dislike 867
loaves and fishes
prosperity 734
acquisition 775
wealth SG3
lobby chamber 191
way 627
lobbyism 615
lobe 51
lobif orm 245
Lob's pound, in - 751
local 183
-board 696
- habitation
location 184
abode 189
locale 183
locaUty 182, 183
localize 184
location 184
loch 343
Lochaber axe 727
loci, genius - 664
lock fasten 43
fastening 45
^1^(256
canal 350
hindrance 706
prison 752
dead -265
in the - up 938
- hospital 662
- out 719
- stock and barrel 50
- the stable door
too laU 135
useless 645
unskiUful 699
- up hide 528
imprison 751
-weir 350
imder - and key
safe mi
restraint 751
prisoner 75i
locker 191
locket 847
loc]i;Jaw655
locksmith 690
lockup prison 752
loco» in-
agreeing 23
siiuaHon 183
expedience 646
locoxoco388
locomotion 264
- by air 267
- by land 266
- by water 267
locomotive
travel 266
carriage 271
locos y nines 450
locular 191
locum tenens
subHitule 147
inhabitant 188
deputy 75Q
locus
- poenitentiffi 937
-standi
support 215
plea 617
social rank 873
locust prodigal 818
evU doer 91S
swarm like -s 102
locution 582
lode 636
lodestar, &c.
[see loadstar Ac]
lodge place 184
presence 186
dufeUing 189
- a complaint 938
lodgement 184
lodger
inhabitant 188
possessor 779
lodging 189
loft garret 191
top 210
lofty high 206
- style 574
proud S7S
insolent SS5
maananimous 942
log velocity 274
fuelZSS
record 551
-canoe 273
- house 189
heave the - 466
sleep like a - 683
logan 314
logarithm 84
loggerhead 501
at -s discord 713
contention 720
h*UeS9S
logic 476
- of f acU 467
3GI
LOOK
LOOP
LORD
476
by 590
1533
kiy
um476
'iSS
720
nr85
1c 84
5
591
8f709
235
5
me's -B
L59
J 673
iproznptu
-673
il^ 133
5
;683
-we 110)
'2 213
215
$683
)96
J
I Street to a
b orange 472
»893
tellO
ice 200
573
5 - bow 549
e's - account
2
e short
572
I
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129
out 573
m 110
3d 507
mtSS2
-71837
. wise 498
glory 873
3^931
10
lance 156
ability 473
't/704
gllO
id strong pull
196
38
^age 29
)0
destiny 152
-sea 348
- sighted
dim-sighted 443
uxise 498
foresight 518
- since 122
- spun 573
- standing
diuturnal 110
o2dl24
- suffering
lenity 740
inexcUMe 826
?n(|/914
- time 110
- winded 573
make a - arm
ea;er<i{m 686
seize 789
take a - breath
rrfreshmerU 689
relief SM
longanimity
inexcitable 826
forgiving 918
long chaur 215
longevity
diuturnal 110
a^el28
longhead
wise man 500
longing 865
- lingering look be-
hind 833
nor cast one - look
behind 831
longinqiiity 196
longitude
situation 183
length 2O0
measurement 466
longitudinal 200
longo intenrallo
discontinuity 70
diutumity 110
distance 196
interval 198
longshoreman
waterman 269
plebeian 876
longways 217
loo 840
looby fod 501
bungler 701
cZo^u^ 876
look
smaU degree 32
«e€ 441
appearance 448
a/Zend to 457
- about
take care 459
seek 461
- after care 459
direction 693
- ahead 510
- another way 442
- back 122
- before one leaps 864
- beyond 510
- black or blue
feeling 821
discontent S32
defection 837
- down upon 930
- foolish 874
- for seek 461
expect 507
- forwards
ftUure 121
foresight 510
- here 457
- in the face
sincerity 703
courage 861
pride 878
-m thy heart and
write 593
-into
attend to 457
inquire 461
-like
similarity 17
appearance 448
-on 186
- out view 448
care 459
eee^ 461
expect 507
intenHon 620
business 625
- over examine 461
- round eeeJb 461
-sharp 682
- through
eeeA;461
- to care 459
(fti/y 926
- up prosper 734
high price 814
Aope858
visa S92
- upon as
aaiudge 480
bdieve 484
- up to reptito 873
respect 92S
approbation 931
looker-on 444
looking
- before and after 441 ,
673
- forward to 507
looking-glasB 445
lookout 668
loom destiny 152
dim 422
dim sight 443
come in sight 446
weave 691
- of the land 342
loon /oo2 501
doxim 876
rascal 949
loop curve 245
circle 247
circuit 629
loophole
opening 260
ws/a 441
p^617
denoe626
eeca})e671
/or(^/Sca<ion 717
loose
detach 44
incoherent 47
pendent 214
<2eet(2tori^ 279
illogical 477
vague 519
- «(y2e 575
lax 738
/ree748
liberate 750
debauch 961
at a - end 685
give a - to
- imagination 516
laxUy73S
permit 760
indulgence 954
let - 750
- character 961
- fish bad man 949
libertine 962
-morals 945
-rein 738
- suggestion 514
- thread 495
leave a -460
take up G' 664
on the - 961
screw - 713
loosen
make loose 47
let loose 750
looseness 573
loot steal 791
&oo^ 793
lop 201
- and top 371
lopped
incomplete 53
lopper 321
lop-sided 28
loquacity 684
loquendi
cacoethes - 584
jus et norma - 567
usus- 582
lorcha 273
Lord, lord
ruler 745
nobleman 875
God 976
- Chancellor 967
- it over
authority 737
insolence 885
- Justices 966, 967
- lieutenant 965
- of Lords 976
- of the creation 372
- of the manor 779
- of thy presence 745
-'s day 687
-'s prayer 990
-'s supper 998
-'s table 1000
O - worship 990
the - knows 491
LORD
LOTT
LOW
LUCK
lordling 875
lordly repute 873
pride S7S
Lord Mayor 745
-'s show 883
lordship
authority 7S7
property 780
tiOe S77
judge 967
lore 490, 539
lorette 962
Lorettine 996
lorffnette 445
loricated
clothed 22S
lorication
armor 717
lorn 893
lorry 272
lose
forget ^^
unintelligiJble 519
faU 732
loss 776
- an opportunity 135
- breath 688
- caste
disrepute 874
dis/kmor 940
- color 429
- flesh 195
-ground
slow 275
regression 283
shortcoming 304
- heart 837
- hope 859
- labor 732
- no time
active 682
hasUQS4L
- one's balance 732
- one's cunning 699
- one's head
bewildered 475
- one's heart 897
- one's life 360
- oneself
uncertain 475
- one's reason 503
- one's temper 900
- one's way
- sight of
bZifuf 442
disappear 449
neglect 460
oblivion 506
not complete 730
- the clew
uncertain 475
unintelligible 519
- Ae day 732
- time 683
wander 279
unskillful 699
difficulty 704
no time to - 684
losel 818
losinf ffame
jaUure 732
S04
misfortune 735
loss
decremerd ASki
death ZOO
einlQld
deterioration 659
privation 776
at a-
uncertain 475
at a - for
desiring 865
- of fortune 804
-of health 655
- of life 360
- of right 925
- of strength 160
lost
nonexisting 2
absent 187
invisible 449
abstracted 458
uncertain 475
failure 732
loss 776
over-excited 824
pain 828
dejection 837
impenitent 951
- in admiration 931
- in astonishment 870
- in iniquity 945
- in thought 458
- labor 645
- to shame
insolent 885
imvrobUy 940
bad man 949
- to sight 449
- to view 449
- to virtue 946
lot
state 7
quantity 25
group 72
multitude 102
necessity 601
chance 621
sufficient 639
allotment 7S6
be one's - 151
cast in one's - with
choose 609
codperate 709
cast -s 621
fall to one's - 156
in -8 51
where one's - is cast
189
lota 191
loth unwilling 603
dislike 867
Lothario lover 897
libertine 962
lotion liquid 337
dean 652
remedy 662
loto840
lotto 840
lottery chance 156
cards 840
put into a - 621
lotus-eater 683
loudness 404
lough 343
lounge
chamber 191
inactive 683
(quiet 275)
loup
hurler avec les -s 714
-garou 980
louse 653
lout /oo2 501
down 876
louvre 351
lovable 897
love
desire 865
courtesy 894
affection 897
favorite 899
abode of - 897
God's - 906
labor of -
willing Q02
inexpensive 815
amusement 840
disinterested 942
- afifair 897
-all trust a few 864
- of country 910
make -902
no - lost 713
not for - or money
scarce 640
dearSU
love knot token 550
lovelock 256
lovelorn 898
lovely
beautiful 845
lovable S97
love making 902
love pot 959
lover [see love]
love-sick 897, 902
love story 897, 902
love token 897, 902
loving cup
social S92
courteous 894
loving-kindness 906
low
smaU32
not high 207
'Sound 405
moo 412
vulgar 851
disreputable 874
common 876
at a - ebb
small S2
inferior 34
depressed 308
waste 638
deteriorated 659
bring -308
- comedy 599
- condition 876
- fellow 876
-life 851
-note 408
I - origin 876
- price 815
- spirits 837
- tide 207
- tone black 431
mutter 5Sl
- water low 207
dry 340
insufficienl MO
poor 804
lowborn 876
lower
inferior 34
decrease 36
depress 308
dark 421
dim 422
predict 511
sod 837
irate 900
sulky 90la
-case 591
- one's flag 725
- one's note 879
- orders 876
- quality 34
lowlands 207
lowly 879
low-minded
vulgar 876
base 940
lownfool 501
knave 949
lowness [see low] 807
humility 879
loy 272
loyal obedient 743
observant 772
honorable 939
loyaut6
- m'oblige 926
- n'a honte 939
lozen^ 244
L. s. d. 800
lubbard [see lubber]
lubber slow 683
bungler 701
lubberly huge 192
awkward 699
lubrication
smooth 255
otZ382
lubricity
slippery 255
unctuous 355
impure 961
lubricous 332
lucent 420
lucid
luminous 420
transparent 425
inteUigibU 518
rational 502
- style 570
- interval 502
lucidus ordo 58
lucif er 388
Lucifer 423, 978
lucimeter 445
luck chance 156, 621
prosperity 734
LUCK
LUNG
LUST
LYSS
as - may have it 470
luckless 735
lucky
occctsicn 134
successfvl 731
lucrative 775
lucre gain 775
Lucretia960
lucri causa 775
luctation 720
lucubration 451
luculent 420
lucus a non lucendo
diasimilar 18
misnomer 565
ludlO-839
Luddites 712
ludere cum sacris
679
ludibrous 840
ludicrous 853
luetic 655
lufl267
lugpua2S5
ear 418
luggage 780
-van 272
lugger 273
lugubrious 837
lukewarm
temperaU 382, 383
torvidS23
indijBfereni 866
lull cessation 142
mitigate 174
silence 403
- by soft zephyrs 349
- to sleep 265
lullaby
moderate 174
9ong 415
verses 597
inactitrity 683
relief SM
lumbago 378
lumbar 235
lumber disorder 59
s^ou; 275
store Q3Q
useless 645
hindrance 706
lumbering
unfit 6A7
uglyS4Q
lumber house
- of books 539
lumber room 191
lumbricif orm 249
luminary lig?U 423
saae 500
luminous light 420
inteUigible 518
lummox 501
lump whale 50
chief part 51
amass 72
mass 192
projection 250
weight 319
density S2l
in the - 50
- of afifectation 855
-sum 800
- together ioin 43
combine 48
assemble 72
lumper 690
lumpish [see lump]
inactive 683
uglyM5
lunacy 503
lunar 318
- caustic 384
lunate 245
lunatic 503, 504
lunation 108
lunchepn 298
Itme avec les dents,
prendre la -
impotence 158
impossible 471
lunge impulse 276
attack 71Q
lungi225
lungs vnnd 349
loudness 404
shout Ul
voice 580
lunif orm, &c. 245
lunkhead 501, 876
lupanar 961
lupine 789
lupus in fabula
545
lurch incline 217
»nA;306
osciUaHon 314
faUvxe 732
leave in the -
outstrip 21013
deceive 545
relinquish 624
left in the -
ci^ea^732
Itire deceive 545
entice 615
lurid dark 421
dim 422
rod 434
Itirk unseen 447
latent 526
hidden 528
Itirking place 5PQ
luscious
savory 394
graUful 829
luiti veaetation 365
drunkenness 959
lushy 959
lusk683
lusory 840
lust (ie^Ve 865
concupiscence 961
- quencher 866
luster
brightness 420
chandelier 423
glory %73
lustily loud 404
exertion 686
cry out - 839
lustless 158
lustration
purification 652
aianement 952
lustrum 108
lusty strong 159
big\^
lusus natiur» 80
lute cement 45, 46
guitar 417
luteous 436
Lutheran 984
lutose 653
luxation 44
luxuriant
feHile 168
sufficient 639
luxuriate in
pleasure 377
deliahtS27
luxurious
pleasant 377
delightful 829
intemperate 954
luxmy
physical - 377
redundance 641
enjoymerU 827
sensuality 954
- of doing good 648
lycanthropy 503
I4yceum542
lyddite 727
Lydf ord law 964
lydian measure 416
l^ng
decumbent 2\3
deceptive 544
faiMess9^
Ly-king986
lymph fluid 333
tmxter337
transparent 425
lymphatic 337
lynch 972
- law 744, 964
lyncher 975
Isrxix-eyed sight 441
intelligence 498
lyre 417
lyric 415
- poetry 597
lyxist597
lyBsa867
M
mabap 166
macadaxnize 255
Macaire, Robert -
702
macaroni 854
macaronic
absurdity 497
neology 563
verses 507
mace wea-pon 727
«ccpter747
mace bearer 065
maceration
saiuration 337
atonement 052
asceticism 055
rttoOOS
Macheath 702
Machiavel 102
Machiavelism
falsehood 544
cunning 702
dishonesty 040
machicolation
notch 257
foHification 717
machmation
p2an 626
cunning 702
-s of the devil 610
machinator 626
machine 633
party 712
be a mere - 740
machine gun 727
machinist
theatrical ' 599
workman 600
macilent 203
mackerel
mot/ied 440
procuress 062
- sky 353
mackintosh 225
macrobiotic 110
macrocoloiis 200
macrocosm 318
macrogamete 357
macrology 577
Mac Sycophant, Sir
Pertinax-
«c7Ti/e886
flatterer 935
mactation 991
macte virtute 931
macula 848
maculate
unclean 653
maculation
variegation 440
hlemish%^
mad insane 503
excited %2^
(tMeni J73)
SU6
drive one - 900
go - 825
- after 865
- with rage 900
madam 374
madbrained 503
madcap
vioUmi 173
lunatic 504
excitable S25
{mjf 0071844
rash SG3
madder color 434
made
- man 734
- to one's hand 673
madef action 330
madid 330
madman 504
Madonna
angd 077
pum« 087
madrigal
music 415
verses 507
madstone 003
Maelstrom
whirl 312
u?ater348
pi^oM 667
maestro 415
magasine
record 551
&00A; 593
store 636
-rifle 727
Magdalen 950
mage 994
magenta 434
maggiore fretta mi-
nore atto 684, 825
maggot little 193
fancy 515
caprice 608
desire 865
maggoty
capricious 608
unclean 653
-headed
siUyi99
excitable S25
Magi sage 500
8ec^984
magic 992
- lantern
instrument 445
show 448
- of his song 597
magician 994
magilp356a
magisterial
proud 878
insolent 885
magistery 330
magistracy
authority 737
jurisdiction 965
magistrate
ruler 745
justiciary 967
magistrature 737
magistri, Jurare in
verba - 481
nullius - 487
magma 41
magna
- civitas 803
- est Veritas 543
-est vis consuetudi-
nis613
quorum - pars fui 600
servitus est - fortuna
803
Magna Charta 760
magnanimity 042
magnate 875
magnet attract 288
desire 865
magnetism
power 157
o/^roc^ion 288
motive 615
animal - 002
magnetize
influence 175
motive 615
conjure 002
magnificent
large 102
flneMb
grand SS2
{magnanimous 042)
magnmco 875
magnifier 445
magnifique et pas
Cher 815
magnify
t7icrea«e 35
enlarge 104
overrate 549
approve 931
praise 990
magniloquent
language 677
6oa«/884
magni nominis um-
bra
wreck 659
repule 873
rank 875
magnitude
quantity 25
greatness 31
size 192
magno conatu mag-
nas nugas
smallness 32
11^^638
trifling 643
magnos homines 5
magnum bonum 618
magnum est ?eeti-
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817
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magpie 584
magsman792
maharajah 745, 875
maharani 745, 875
mahatma 700
mahlstick 215
mahogany
co^ 433
maid girl 129
servant 746
spinster 904
- of honor 890
maidan344
maiden )lr^ 66
0rtrn29
punishment 975
- meditation 451
-speech 66
maidenhood 904
maidenly 374
maiger
fasting 056
mail post 270, 534
armor 717
- car 272
- coach 272
- steamer 273
mailable 270
maim
cripple 158
injure 650
main tunnel 260
ocean 341
conduct 350
principal 642
in the-
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principally 642
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main: coup de- 680
main chance
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profit 775
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- a sum 809
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resolve 604
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address 586
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utility 644
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malacology 368
malade Imaginaire
837
maladie
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699
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malady 655
mala ndes 940
malaise
bodily pain 378
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malapert 885, 887
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discordant 24
inopportune 135
malaria
unhealthy 657
poison 663
malarial fever 655
malconforznation
243
malcontent
opposition 710
discontent ^2
mal du pays 833
male strong 159
man 373
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malediction 906
malefaction 947
malefactor 949
malefic 649
maleficent 907
- being 913
mai entendu 499
male Tineetis sed
▼incite 861
malevolence 907
malevolus animus
919
malfeasance 647
malformation
distortion 243
{ugliness 846)
maiffr6soi603
mauce hate 898
spiU 907
bear - revenge 919
- prepense 907
mtaign6ad649
malevolent 907
detract 934
malignant 649, 907
malignity
violence 173
malinger 544
malison 908
malkin
mop 652
skUtemQbS
mall vxUk 189
cZu6 276
malleable soft 324
{faciU 705)
mallet 276
maiodor 401
malpractice 947
malt liquor 298
maltreat
injure 649
aggrieve 830
molest 907
malum
-inse923
- prohibitum 925
malversation
prodigal 818
guiltM7
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Mameluke 726
mamma 166
mammal 366
mammalogy 368
mammet 554
mammiform 250
mammilla 250
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mabap 166
macadamize 255
Macaire, Robert -
702
macaroni 854
macaronic
absurdity 497
neology 563
verses 597
mace voeapon 727
scepter 7i7
mace bearer 965
maceration
saturation 337
atonement 952
asceticism 955
rite 998
Blacheath 792
Machiayel 102
Machiavelism
falsehood 544
cunning 702
dishonesty 940
machicolation
notch 257
foHification 717
machmation
p^n 626
cunning 702
-s of the devil 619
machinator 626
machine 633
party 712
be a mere - 749
machine gun 727
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theatrical ' 599
workman 690
macilent 203
mackerel
mottled 440
procuress 962
-sky 353
mackintosh 225
macrobiotic 110
macrocoloiis 200
macrocosm 318
macrogamete 357
macrology 577
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mactation 991
macte virtute 931
macula 848
maculate
unclean 653
maciilation
variegation 440
blemish S4S
mad insane 503
excited S24
(violerU 173)
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go - 825
- after 865
- with rage 900
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insolent 885
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magistracy
authority 737
jurisdiction 965
magistrate
ruler 745
justiciary 967
magistrature 737
magistri, Jurare in
verba - 481
nullius - 487
magma 41
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quorum - pars f ui 690
servitus est - fortuna
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magnanimity 942
magnate 875
magnet attract 288
desire 865
magnetism
power 157
a/^roc^ion 288
motive 615
animal - 992
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motive 615
conjure 992
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magnmco 875
magnifier 445
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approve 931
praise 990
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quantity 25
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maharani 745, 875
mahatma700
mahlstick 215
mahogany
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maid girl 129
servant 746
spinster 904
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maldan344
maiden )lr^ 66
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punishment 975
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maidenhood 904
maidenly 374
maiger
fasting 956
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armor 717
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- coach 272
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mailable 270
maim
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injure 659
main tunnel 260
ocean 341
conduct 350
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mainland 342
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maker artificer 690
(producer 164)
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excuse 617
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compose 54
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- accounts 811
- a quarrel 723
- a sum 809
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- matters 952
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&eZt^484
resolve 604
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address 586
makeweight
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completeness 52
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goodness 648
aid 707
malachite 435
malacology 368
malade Imaginaire
837
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- du pays 833
malaoministration
699
maladroit 699
malady 655
mala fides 940
malaise
bodily pain 378
mental pain 828
mala mens maliis
animiis 907, 945
malapert 885, 887
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inopportune 135
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poison 663
malarial f eyer 665
xnaloonforznaticm
243
malcontent
opposition 710
discorUent S32
mal du pays 833
male strong 159
man 373
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malediction 906
malefaction 947
malefactor 949
malefic 649
maleficent 907
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mal entendu 499
male Tincetis sed
▼incite 861
malevolence 907
malevolus animus
919
malfeasance 647
malformation
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(ugliness 846)
malgr6soi603
malice /lo/e 898
spiU 907
bear - revenge 919
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mtaign6ad649
malevolent 907
detract 934
malignant 649, 907
malignity
violence 173
n:ialinger 544
malison 908
maUdn
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skUtem&SS
mall u^aZA: 189
cZu6 276
malleable soft 324
(facile 705)
mallet 276
malodor 401
malpractice 947
malt liquor 298
maltreat
injure 649
aggrieve 830
molest 907
malum
-inse923
- prohibitum 925
malversation
prodigal 818
guHt 947
mamelon 250
Mameluke 726
mamma 166
mammal 366
mammalogy 368
mammet 554
mammiform 250
mammilla 250
MAMM
MANN
MAR
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mammoth 192
man adult 131
mankind 372
maleZTS
prepare 673
workman 690
servant 746
courage 861
husband 903
make a - of
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brave 861
- among men 948
- and a brother 372
- and wife 903
- at-arms 726
- in oflBce 746
- in the street 876
- of straw 548
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combatant 72Q
-of-war's man 269
- 's estate 131
one's - of business
758
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to a -488
manacle
restraint 751
fetter 752
manage 693
- to succeed 731
manageable
easy 705
management
conduct 692
skiU 698.
manager
stage - 599
director 694
managery 693
man bird 269
manche aprds la
cogn6e, jeter le -
859
mancipation 751
manciple 637
mandamus 741
mandarin 745
mandate
requirement 630
command 741
mandible 298
mandola 417
mandolin 417
mandragora 174
mandrel 312
manducation 298
mane 256
man-eater 361
mandge riding 266
equestraiion 370
manes 362
manet: - altft mente
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memory 505
- cicatrix
revenge 919
^naneuver
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s/m/tT^em 702
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manful strong 159
resolute 604
brave 861
mange 655
manger 191
manger
cela se laisse - 394
- son bl6 en herbe 818
mangle
separate 44
smooth 255
injure 659
mango 298
mangosteen 298
mangy 655
man hater 911
manhood 131, 861
mania insanity 503
desire 865
- a potu 959
maxuac 504
manibuB pedibua-
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manicheism 978
manichord 417
manicure 662
manie865
mani6r6 855
manifest
visible 446
obvious 525
(appear 448)
(inteUigible 518)
manifestation 526
manifesto 531
manifold
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multitude 102
writing 590
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manikin du>arf 193
image 554
maniple 103
manipulate
handle 379
use 677
conduct 692
manito980
mankind 372
manly
adolescent 131
strong 159
male 373
trove 861
manna /ood 396
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aid 707
pleasing 829
manner kind 75
style 569
uny 627
conduct 692
by all - of means 536
by no - of means 602
in a - 32
to the - bom 5
mannered 579
mannerism
special 79
unconSormity 83
affectation 855
vanity 880
mannerly 894
manners
breeding 852
politeness 894
manor 780
lord of the - 779
- house 189
manorial 780
mansard roof 244
manse 1000
mansion 189
manslaughter 361
mansuetude 894
mantelpiece 215
mantilla 225
mantle spread 194
dress 225
/oam 353
shade ^24
redden 434
robes 747
flush 821, 824
anger 900
mantlet doak 225
defense 717
mantology 511
manual guide 527
schoolbook 542
book 59Z
advice 695
- labor 686
manubial 793
manufactory 691
manufacture 161,680
manufacturer 690
manu f orti 604, 686,
739
maniunission 750
manumotor 272
manure
agriculture 371
dirt 653
aid 707
manuscript 590
many 102
for - a day 1 10
- irons in the fire 682
- men many minds
489
- times
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frequent 136
the - 876
many-colored 440
many-sided
multiform 81
sides 2S6
many-tongued 532
map
information 527
representation 554
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- out 626
maple
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- syrup 396
mar
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spoil 659
obstruct 706 .
marabou 41
marabout 1000
marah 395
maranatha 908
marasmus
shrinking 195
atrophy 655
deterioraHon 659
maraud 791
marauder 792
marble ball 249
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sculpture 557
tablet 590
insensible 823
marble-constant 939
marbled 440
marble-hearted 907
march
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journey ^6
progression 282
music 415
dead -363
forced - 684
- against 716
- of events 151
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- of intellect
knowledge 490
improvement 658
- of time 109
- on a point 278
- past 882
- with 199
on the - 264
steal a-
advance 280
go beyond 303
deceive 545
active 682
cunning 702
March, Ides of - 601
marches 233
marchioness 875
marcid203
marconigram 532
marcor 203
Mardi gras 840
mare horse 271
female 374
-'s nest 497, 546
-'s tail wind 349
doud 353
marechal 745
marescent 659
margin space 180
edge 231
redundance 641
latUude 748
margrave
master 745
nobilUy 875
mariage de con«
venance 903
noiarigraph 466
marine fleet 273
sailor 269
oceanic 341
soldier 726
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tell it to the -s 407
mariner 260
znarlnism 579
Bflariolatry 991
marionette
representation 554
drama 599
nmari8h345
marital 903
maritime
navigcUian 267
oceanic 341
mark
degree 2Q
term 71
take cognizance
450
attend to 4^7
indication 550
record 551
object 620
importance 642
repute 873
beyond the - 303
leave one's - 873
man of -
repute 873
rank 876
- ofif 551
- of recognition 894
- out choose 609
pfan 626
command 741
- time
chronometry 114
halt 265
- with a red letter 883
- with a white stone
931
near the - 197
overshoot the - 699
put a - upon 457
save the - 870
up to the -
enough 639
good 648
skiU69S
due924t
wide of the -
distant 196
error 495
within the - 304
marked [see mark]
great 31
affim\ed 535
in a - degree 31
well - 446
market buy 795
mart 799
bring to - 796
buy in the cheapest
&c. - 794
in the-
offered 763
barter 794
00^796
- garden 371
-overt
manHest^Qb
mart 7^
- place street 189
mart 799
- price 812
rig the - 794
marketable 794, 796
marksman 700
marksmanship 698
marl 342
marmalade 396
marmot 683
maroon
hrown 433
red 434
fugUive 623
abandon 782
outlaw S9Z
marplot
bungler 701
obstacle 706
malicious 913
marque, letters of-
791
marquee 223
marquetry
variegated 440
marouis 875
marriage 906
ill-assorted - 904
-bell 836
- broken 903
marriageable
adolescent 131
nubile 90S
marrow essence 5
interior 221
central 222
(meaning 516)
(importance 642)
chill to the - 386
marrowbones, on
one's -
submit 726
beg 765
humble 879
servile 88&
atonement 952
marrowless 158
marrubiiun 400
marry combine 48
assertion 535
wed 90S
- come up
defiance 715
anger 900
censure 932
Mars 722
- gravior sub pace
latct 713
- orange 439
marsh 346
- gas 663
marshal
arrange 60
messenger 534
auxiliary 711
officer 745
Marshalsea 752
marsupial 191
mart 799
Marte, suo -
exertion 686
skiU 698
martello tower 717
martial 722
court -966
- law severe 739
compulsory 744
i^a2 964
- music 415
martinet 739
martingale 752
Martinmas 998
martyr
bodily pain 378
mental pain 828
ascetic 955
- to disease 655
martyrdom
kiUing 361
agony 378, 828
unselfish 942
punishment 972
marvel wander 870
prod^ 872.
- whetner 514
marvelous
great 31
wonderful 870
deal in the - 549
Masaniello 742
mascot 621, 993
masculine
strong 159
moZe 373
mash mix 41
disorder 59
8(^^324
semiliquid 352
masher 854
masjid 1000
mask dress 225
shade 424
concealment 528
anibush 530
deceit 545
shield 717
put on the - 544
masker 599
masochism 659
mason 690
Masorah985
masque 599
masqu6, bal - 840
masquerade
dress 225
concealment 528
deception 545
frolic m)
-dress 530
mass quantity 25
much 31
whUe 50
heap 72
size 192
gravity 319
density 321
worship 990
rite 998
attend - 990
in the - 60
-book 998
- of society 876
massacre 361
massage 331, 379
masse, en - 712
masses, the - 876
massive huge 192
heavy 319
dense 321
mastaba363
master, Master
boy 129
man 373
know 490
uruierstand 518
Zeam 539
teacher 540
director 694
proficient 698, 700
succeed, conquer 731
ruler 7i6
possession 777
possessor 779
title S77
eye of the - 693
hard - 739
-hand 700
- key open 260
instrument 631
- mind sage 500
proficient 700
- of Arts 492
- of one's time 686
- of self 604
- of the position 731
- of the revels 840
- of the RoUs
recorder 653
judge 967
- of the situation
success 731
authority 737
- one's f eelijigs 826
- one's passions 944
- passion 820
- spirit of the age
sage 500
repute 873
past - 700
masterdom 737
masterpiece
, good64S
perfect 650
skill 69S
master stroke
plan 626
success 731
mastery
success 731
authority 737
masthead
punish 972
mastic mod 362
resin 356a
masticate 298
mastiff 366
mastology 368
mfui vale saber que
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mat support 215
woven 219
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MAUV
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master 746
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check - 732
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niater: alma -542
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material
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important 642
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matter 316
heterodoxy 984
irrdigion 989
materiality 3» 316
materialize 446
materials 636
Materia Medica 662
materiam superabat
opu8 161
mat<riel633
maternal
parentoZ 166
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- love 897
maternity 166
mathematieal
precise 494
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mathematician 85
mathematics 25
mathe8i8 25
matin 125
matinee 892
matins 990
matrass 191
matriculation 539
matrimonial agency
903
matrimony
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matrix mo2d 22
printing 591
workshop 691
matron woman 374
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matronise 459, 693
matronly age 128
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matross726
scatter substance 8
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what -643
what's the -
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inquiry 461
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mattress 215
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mattire old 124
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scheme 626
perfect 650
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maturely consid-
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maturity [eee mar
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bring to - 729
matutinal
morning 125
(early 132)
maudlin
inactive 683
sentimental 823
drunk 959
mauger 30
maukin 652
maul hammer 276
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maund basket 191
mumble 583
maunder
diffuse style 573
nfumble 583
tament 839
Mauser rifle 727
mausoleimi 363
mauvais
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- quart d'heure 828
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mauYsise
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affectation 855
modeaty 881
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mauTe437
mayis416
maw 191
mawkish 391
mawworm
deceiver 548
sham piety 9SS
maxim 496
Maxim gun 727
supreme 33
summit 210
may be 470
as it - 156
May Day 840
May fly 111
mayhap 470
mayor 745
maypole 206
May queen 847
maBard298
maie
convolution 248
enigma 533
difficuUy 704
(ignorance 491)
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maBed503
mazurka 840
masy 533
me 317
meH culpft 950
mead plain 344
«u>eet 396
meadow plain 344
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incomplete 53
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meal repast 298
pot/>der 330
mealy-mouthed
falsehood 544
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mean at^ero^e 20
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middte 68
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8/ta%874
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sneaking 886
6a«e940
8et)i«^ 943
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meander
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deviate 279
circuiHon 311
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mo^e 533
meandering
dijfu^e 573
meanest capsdty
499
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appliances 6S8
property 780
uwattA 803
byaU-602
by any - 632
by no - 536
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mean-spirited 481
meantime 106
meanwhile 106
measles 655
meastirable 466
within - distance 470
measure exteTit 25
de^ee26
moderation 174
mime 413
compute 466
verse 597
proceeding 626
action 680
apportion 786
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full -639
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out of - 641
without - 641
measured
moderate 174
tfuj^icient 639
temperate 953
measureless 105
in - content 831
measurement 466
measures
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take - plan 626
prepare 673
conduct 692
meat 298
broken - 645
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scholar 492
/riend 890
mecate 975
mechanic 690
mechanical
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machinery 633
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mechanician 690
mechanism 633
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medullary 324
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reward 973
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meek gentle 826
humble 879
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expedient 646
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concord 714
poc^/lcofion 723
mediation 724
compromise 774
friendship 888
benevolence 906
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present 186
redundant 641
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- one's expenses 817
- one's wishes
consent 762
pleasurable 829
- the ear 418
- the eye 446
- with event 151
find^Oa
- with attention 457
unable to make both
ends-
poverty 804
not pay SOS
meetixxg [see meet]
junction 43
hostile - 720
place of - 74
meetinghouse
haU 189
chapel 1000
megacosm 318
Megsnra 173
megaphone 418
megascope 445
megatherium 124
megrims fits 315
mehncholy 837
Mein Herr 877
meistersinger 597
me Judice 484
melancholia
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dejection 837
melancholy
distressing 830
dejection 837
away with - 836
mdluige 41
mdl6e disorder 59
contention 720
MeUbean 597
melio 413
melinite 727
meliora, spero - 858
meliorate 658
melius inquiren-
diun, ad - 658
melliferous
sweet Z^
mellifluous
music 413
- language 578
mellow old 128
grow into 144
so/<324
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co^ 428
improve 658
prepare 673
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melooious 413
melodist 416
melodnma 599
melody 413
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melt convert 144
liquefy 335
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decrease 36
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component 56
councUlcyr 696
membrane 204
xn^me, quand - 708
memento 505
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mourning 837
meminisse Juyabit
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memorabilia
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important 642
memorable 151, 642
memorandum
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record 551
conditions 770
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compendium 596
memorit in sBtemlL
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memorialist 553
memorialise 505
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memoriam, in -
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memory 505
memoria technica
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memory 606
/ame 873
failing - 506
in the - of man 122
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short - 506
znemsahib875
men
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stem - with empires
450
menace 909
manage 692
menagerie
collection 72
animals 370
store 636
mend 658
- one's fences 723
- one's manners 894
mendacem memo-
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505,630
menda4dty 544
mendicancy
begging 765
poverty SfA
mendicant
beggar 7e7
poor 804
mo?iJb996
menial
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rtistic 876
meniscus 445
mens nqua in ar-
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mensfr et thoro, sep-
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menses 138
mens Sana 502
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827
mens sibi conscia
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mens sola loco non
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menstrual 138
menstruum 335
mensuration 466
mental 450
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- excitement 824
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- suffering 828
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658
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above -ed 104
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mentis gratisBinius
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mentor teacher 540
adviser 695
menu list 86
food29S
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Mephifltophelian 945
mepliitic/e^id401
deleterious 657
mephitiB 663
mer
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meracious 392
mercantile 794
mercatoria, lex - 963
mercature 794
mercenary
soldier 726
servant 746
price S12
parsimonious 810
sdfish94t3
mercer 225
merchandise 798
merchant 797
merchantman 273
merciful 914
merciless 914a
mercurial
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excitable B25
mercurous chloride
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quick 274
messenger 534
.'a rod 747
mercy lenity 740
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subject 749
cry you - 766
for -'s sake 766
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mere simple 32
lake US
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merelles 840
m«restead780
meretricious
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vulgar 851
licentious 961
merfolk980
merge combine 48
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due 924:
virtue 944
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merito, e - 944
meritorious
praiseworthy 931
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monster 83
mythology 979, 980
merogenesis 161
mero motu, ez - 600
merriment
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amusement 840
merry cheerfid 836
drunk 959
make - sport 840
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836
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wish a - Christmas
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merry-andrew 844
merry-go-round 840
merrymaking
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merrythought 842,
993
mersion 337
meruit ferat, pal-
mam qui -873
merveille, a - 731
mesa 344
mesalliance
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marriage 903
meseems 484
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difficulty 704
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(central 222)
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mesmerist 994
mesne lord 779
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command 741
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messenger
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servant 746
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messmate 890
messuage 189, 780
mestee 41
mestizo 41
metabolism 357
metacenter 222
metachronism 115
metage466
metagenesis 140
metagrammatism
561
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metalepsis 521
metallurgy 358
metamorphosis 140
metaphor
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metaphrast 524
metaphysics 450
metaplasm 357
metastasis
change 140
inversion 218
displacement 270
metathesis
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displacement 270
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distribute 786
- out give 784
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metempsychosis 140
meteor
heavenly body 318
luminary 423
meteoric
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light 420
meteorite 318
meteorology 338
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metheglin 396
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metropolis 189
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courage 861 ^
man of - 861 '
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encourage 861
mettlesome
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excitable 825
brave 861
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meimi et tuum 777,
780
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mew molt 226
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mewl 412
mews 189
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compromise 774
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miasm 663
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courteous 894
mildew (iir^ 653
6ane663
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spoiled 659
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milestone 550
whistle jigs to a - 645
milieu, Juste -
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mid-course 628
militant 722
military
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soldiers 726
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militate against 708
militat omnis ama-
sius 897
militia 726
milk moderate 174
semiliquid 352
white 430
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prosperity 734
pleasant 829
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insipid 391
unimportant 643
imperfect 651
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906
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milksop fool 501
coward 8()2
milky [see milk]
sernitranspareni 427
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mill 330
machine 633
unimportance 643
workshop 691
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milliary550
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man- 854
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display 882
man- 855
million 98
multitude 102
people 372
popidace 876
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millionaire 803
mill pond level 213
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store 636
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bu^oon 844
mimeography 19
mimic 19
mimmation560
minacity 909
minaret 206
minauderie 855
mince cut up 44
slow 275
food 2QS
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affected S55
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purpose 620
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my - is my kingdom
450
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unimportant 643
not -866
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blunt 703
to one's - Uiste 850
love S97
the music - breathing
-450
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the public - 488
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intending 620
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memory 506
mindless
iruUtentive 458
imbecile 499
forgetful 506
inser^sible 823
mine sap 162
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damage 659
attack 716
dig a - plan 626
prepare 673
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sapper and - 726
mineral 358
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mineralogy 358
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fiction 594
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music 413
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inferior 34
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minister
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remedy 662
director 694
aid 107
deputy 759
give 784
clergy 996
ri/es 998
ministerial
clerical 995
ministering spirit
977
ministration
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aid 707
rite 998
ministry
direction 693
a'ici 707
church 995
c/ergry 996
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minnesinger 597
minnow 193
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infant 129
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youth 127
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minotaur 83
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minstrel
musician 416
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minstrelsy 415
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fragrance 400
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w'ea//A 803
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minuend 38
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dance 840
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nonpayment 808
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instant 113
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record 551
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514
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minutemen 726
minuteness
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details 79
unimportant 643
minx malapert 887
wanton 962
mir 188
mirabile
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miraculous
wonderful 870
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mire 653
mirror imitate 19
reflector 445
perfection 650
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hold up the - 525
magic - 443
mirth 836
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misadventure
adversity 735
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(failure 732)
misadvised 699
misanthropy 911
misapply
misinterpret 523
misuse 679
mismanage 699
misapprehend
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misappropriate 679
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misbegotten
crooked 243
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misbeliever 487
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miscegenation 41,
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mischief 619
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make - 649
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knave 941
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mistake 495
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miscount 495
miscreance 485
miscreant 949
miscreated 945
n\jLsdate 115
nusdeed 947
misdemean 945
misdemeanant 949
misdemeanor 947
misdescribe 538
misdevotion 988
misdirect
misteach 538
unskillful 699
misdo 945
misdoing 947
misdoubt 485
xnise en sc6ne
appearance 448
drama 599
display 882
misemploy 679
miser 819
miserabile dictu 839
miserable stnall 32
contemptible 943
unhappy 828
miseraoly very 31
misdre840
miserere, sing - 950
misericordia Domini
470
misericordiam, ar-
gtunentum ad
-914
miseries of human
life 828
miseris succurrere
disco 914
miserly 819
misery 828
put out of one's - 914
znisestimate
misjudge 481
(mistake 495)
misfeasance
bungling 699
guiU 947
misfortune
adversity 735
unhappiness 83C
(etril 619)
(faUure 732)
misgiving
doubt 485
fear 860
misgovern 699
misguide error 405
misteaching 538
misguided 699
mishap evil 619
failure 732
misfortune 735
painful 830
mishmash 59
Mishna 985
misinform 538
misinformed 491
misinstruct 538
misintelligence 53^
misinterpretation
623
misjoined 24
misjudgment
sophistry 477
misjudge 481
! {error 495)
! mislay derange 01
' lose 776
mislead error 495
misteach 5158
dex:eive 545
mislike867
mismanage 699
mismatch
difference 15
disagreement 24
misname 565
misnomer 666
misogamist
celibacy 904
misanthropy 911
misogyny 904
mispersuasion 538
misplace
derange 61
misplaced
intrusive 24
unconformable 83
displacrd 185
(disorder 59)
misprint 495
misprison
concealment 528
j7wi// 947
- of treason 742
misprize
underrate 483
disrespect 929
mispronounce 582
misproportioned
distortion 243
W{7/?/ 846
misquote 544
IISR
MOAT
MODE
MOLD
on
- before the eyes 443
defense 717
!^e481
-s of error 495
mob crowd 72
e495
seen through a - 519
vulgar 876
ion 10
mifltake error 495
hustle 929
ki867
misconstrue 523
scold 932
rt err 495
mismanage 699
king - 876
544
failure 732
- cap 226
isent
lie under a - 495
- law
^pret 523
never was a greater -
authority 737
;A538
536
compulsion 744
miflteaching 538
illegality 964
mobile
Nientation
mister 373
mistenn 565
inconstant 149
I 546
misthink 481
movable 264
mistime 135
sensitive 822
£fuc^699
mistral 349
mobility, the - 876
738
mistranslate 523
mobilize 264
-701
mistress lady 374
- troops 722
129
master 745
mobocracy 737
460
possessor 779
moccasin 225
95
concubine 962
mock
ligtbU 519
mistrust 485
imitate 17, 19
2
misty [see mist]
repeat 104
6
opaque 426
erroneous 495
65
misimderstand
deceptive 545
an 962
misinterpret 523
c/iMcA:te 838
I
misimderstanding
ridicule 856
\m 732
disagreement 24
desrespect 929
^ay
error 495
- danger 861
- modesty 856
lin 475
discord 713
fuL 699 '
misuse 679
- sun 423
;04
mite &i^ 32
mockery
ntata 998
small 193
[see mock]
)8
dole 040
unsubstantial 4
eology 563
money 800
- delusion and snare
jrin^ 583
miter junction 43
sophistry 477
699
angle 244
deception 545
en
crotun 999
solemn - 882
Ki243
mithai 396
mocking - winds are
16
Mithridate 662
piping loud 349
mocldng bird 19
27
mitigate abate 174
improve 658
modal 6, 7, 8
stent 2
relieve 834
mode state 7
187
{calm 826) '
music 413
ear 449
mitigation
hahU613
[see mitigate)
method 627
^53
qualification 469
fashion 852
«in^729
extenuation 937
- of expression 569
mitraiUe 727
mode, a la - 852
i«625
mitrailleur 727
model copy 21
ision 755
mitten 225
prototype 22
try
mittimus 741
rule SO
540
mix 41
form 240
lan 996
disorder 59
representation 554
542
- oneself up with
meddle e&2
sculpture 557
>92
perfection 650
523
cooperate 709
good man 948
d818
mizen 653
- after 19
1
mixture 41
- condition 80
e495
mere -
new - 658
resent 523
disorder 59
modeler 559
544
mizzen 235
moderate
iment
mizzle 348
small 32
95
mnemonics 505
allay 174
i546
mnemotechnics 505
slow 275
resentation
Mnemosyne 505
sufficient 639
moaner;^ 411
cheap 815
id 353
lament 839
temperate 953
24
moat inclosure 232
- circumstances
22)
dUck 259
mediocrity 736
58
canal d&d
modAT«iU\9
imperfect 651
moderation
[aee moderate] 174
inexcitabilUy 826
moderato mtmc 415
moderator 174
lamp42S
director 694
mediator 724
modem 123
modest small 32
modesty
humilUy 881
purity 960
- a candle to merii
881
mock - 855
modiciun litUe 32
allotment 7SQ
modification
difference 15
variation 20a
change 140
qualification 469
modillion 215
modish 852
modulate 469
modulation
change 140
mtmc 413
module 22
modulus 84
modus: - operandi
method (}27
conduct 692
- in rebus 174
- Vivendi 723
mofussil 181
mogul 745
Mohammed 986
Mohammedan 984
Mohawk
swaggerer 887
evil doer 913
moider
inattention 458
uncertain 475
moiety 91
moil active 682
exertion 686
moisture loet 337
humid 339
mokes 219
molar 250
molasses 396
mold condition 7
matrix 22
convert 144
form 240
structure 329
earth 342
vegaiion 367
mo^Z 554
carw 557
(^ecay 653
turn to account 677
molded 820
-on 19
moldcr decay 653
. dcterC«Ta\fc^>R$^
MOLD
MONO
MOOD
MORA
moldy 653, 659
(fetid 401)
mole wound 206
prominence 250
refuge 666
defense 717
aw^848
molecular 32
molecule 193
mole-eyed 443
molehiU liUle 193
^au;207
trifling 643
molest trouble 830
molestation
damage 649
malevolence 907
moUah jti^ige 967
mollia tempora 134
- f andi 588
mollify aUay 174
soften 324
{mental calm 826)
mollusk 366
mollycoddle 158, 372
Moloch
slaughter 361
demon 980
heathen deity 986
molt 226
molten
Zigu6^384
(&aie(i 335)
moment
-of time 113
imvortance 642
for the -111
lose not a - 684
not have a - 682
on the spur of the -
612
momentous 151
momentimi 276
Momus 838
monachism 995
monad 193
monarch 745
monarchy 737
monastery 1000
monastic 995
monde 852
monetary 800
- arithmetic 811
monetize 800
money 800
wealth 803
bad -800
command of - 803
for one's - 609
made of - 803
make - 775
- burning one's pock-
et 818
- coming in 810
- down 807
- going out 809
- market 800
- matters 811
- paid 809
-'s worth
useful 644
516
price 812
cheap 815
raise - 788
save - 817
throw away one's - 818
money bag 802
money broker 797
money changer
merchant 797
treasurer 801
moneyed 803
moneyer 797
money-grubbing 775
moneyless 804
monger 797
mongrel
mixture 41
anomalous 83
dogSm
base 949
monilif orm 249
monition
information 627
warning 668
(advice 695)
monitor oracle 513
pupil teacher 540
director 694
adviser 695
uxir ship 726
inward - 926
monitory
prediction 511
dissuasion 616
warning 668
monk 904, 996
monkery 984
monkey
imitative 19
support 215
catapult 276
ridiculous 857
- trick
absurdity 497
sport 840
-up 900
play the - 499
monkhood 995
monkish Latin 553
monochord 417
monochrome
no color 429
painting 556
monoclinous 83
monocracy 737
monoculous 443
monodrame 599
monody poem 597
lament SS9
monogamist 904
monogamy 903
monogram
cipher 533
diagram 554
letter 561
monograph
UTiting 590
description 594
monolith 551
monolithic 983a
monologue
sotUoguy 5Sld
drama 599
monomachy 720
monomania
insanity 503
obstinacy 606
monomaniac 504
monoplane 273
monopolist 943
monopoly
restraint 751
possession 777
monospermous 87
monostich 572
monosyllable 561
monouieism 983
monotonous
uniform 16
equal 27
repetition 104
permanent 141
- style 575
weary 841
duUMZ
monotype 591
Monroe Doctrine 748
monsoon 349
monster
exception 83
large 192
ugly%4&
prodigy 872
evil doer 913
ru^n 949
monstrosity
[see monster]
distortion 243
monstrous
excessive 31
exceptional 83
huge 192
ugly S4Q
vulgar 851
ridicuUms 853
wonderful 870
montagne Busse
slope 217
sport 840
mont de pi6t6 787
monte 840
Montgolfler 273
month 108
monthly 138
- nurse 662
monticle 206
monument tall 206
tomb 363
record 551
monimoLentimoL ssre
perennius 733
moo 412
mood nature 5
state!
change 140
tendency 176
willingness 602
temper 820
xnoodish
rude S95
irascible 901
moods and tenses
difference 15
variaHon 20a
moody /ufiotM 825
sad S37
sullen QOla
moon
period 108
changes 149
world HIS
bay the - 645
jump over the - 309
man in the - 515
- glade 422
- of green cheese
credulity 486
-shaped 245
moonoeam
light 420
dim 422
mooncalf 501
moon-eyed 443
moonsldne
unsubstantial 4
dim 422
absurdity 497
unmeaning 517
untrue 546
excuse 617
- revelers 979
moonstone 847
moonstruck
insane 503
wonder S70
moor fasten 43
open space 180
locaU 184
highland 20Q
plain 344
Moore, Old - 613
moored jf{rm 150
moorings
connection 45
location 184
moorish
marshy 345
moorland 180, 206
moose 366
moot inquire 461
argue 476
- point topic 454
question 461
mooted
supposed 514
mop 652
mopboard 211
mope 837
mope-eyed 443
moppet 899
mopsy 962
mopus dreamer 515
drone 683
money 800
8ad837
mora nee requies«
nee -682
moral judgment 480
maxim 496
right 922
duty 92Q
virtuous 944
- certainty 474
MORA
MORT
Mon
MOUR
'Courage 604
- education 537
- obligation 926
- support 707
- tuition 537
- turpitude 040
point a - 537
inormliM476
moral philotophy
intnd450
dii/y926
morals (ii4(y 026
virtueWA
moraM345
morbid 655
morbific 657
morcaau 32. 415
mordacity 007
mordant kwn 171
pungent 302
color ^2&
znore superior 33
addeddl
" last words 65
-or leas
quantity 25
9maUd2
inexact ^95
- than a match for
9uperiord3
strong 150
- than enough 641
- than flesh and blood
can bear 830
- than meets the eye
526
- than one 100
znore:
- majorum 82
-Bolito
conformable 82
habiiualQlZ
- Buo 613
znorem facerat uaus
613
znoreorar 37
moras, O - 032
Moresque 847
Morgana, Fata -423
morganatic mar-
riage 903
morgue 363
- Iitt6raire 569
znori, memento -
363
moribund
dyin^ 360
mdk655
morient 360
morion 717
morisco840
mormo860
Mormon 984
Monnonism
volygamyOOS
heterodoxy 984
morning 126
- dress 225
- noon and night
diuiumal 110
jrequent 136
-star 423, 077
morose nid0 895
sulky 90la
morphea 653
Morpheus 683
morphology 357
/arm 240
zodlogySGS
morra840
morris,
nine men's - 840
morris-chair 215
morris dance 840
morrow 121
mors auz dents,
prendre le - 719
morsel small 32
portion 51
food 2QS
mors ultima linea
rerum est 360
mort, guerre k - 722
mortal
transient 111
fatal 361
man 372
wearisome 841
- antipathy 867
- blow 619
- coil 362
-funk 860
- remains 362
- sin 947
mortidity
evanescence 111
dea^360
mankind 372
bills of - 360
mortar cement 45
pulverizer 330
cannon 727
mortem, post -360,
363
mortgage
security 771
tend 787
sate 796
credit 805
mortgagee
possessor 770
credi(ar 805
mortgagor
possessor 779
debtor SOQ
mortiferous
fatal 361
(unhealthy 657)
mortification
disease 655
pain 828
vexation 830
discorUeni^2
humiliation 879
asceticism 955
mortise uniU 43
intersect 219
interjacence 228
prirUing 591
mortmam748
in -781
mortuacj
dea^360
interment 363
mosaic mixture 41
multiform 81
variegation 440
painting 556
Moslem 984
mosque 1000
mosquito 913
moss tuft 256
marsh 345
vegetation 367
money 800
moss-grown 650
mosstrooper
fighter 72ld
thirf 792
most 31
at -32
for the -part
generally 78
hdlntQlS
make the - of
overestimate 482
exaggerate 549
improve 658
u««677
skiUmS
make the - of one's
time 682
- often 136
the - 33
mot 496
- d mot 19
- d'^gme 522
- de passe 550
- d'ordre 741
- du guet 550
- pour rire 842
MotasiUte 984
mote small 32
light 320
- in tho eye
dim-siahted 443
misjudging 481
motet 990
moth bane 663
moth-eaten
unclean 653
deteriorated 650
mother parent 166
moM 653
-of-pearl 427, 440
- tongue 560
- wit 498
motherly love 897
ib'nd906
motion
change of place 264
topic 454
plan 626
proposal 763
request 765
make a - 763
- downwardd 306
- from
recession 287
repulsion 289
- into ingress 294
reception 296
- out of 295
-through 302
- towaras
approach 286
a^rac^ian 288
- upwards 305
put in - 284
put oneself in - 680
set in - 677
motionless 265
motive 615
absence of - 615a
- power 264
motley
multiform 81
variegated 440
wearer of the - 844
motor 271
- paralysis 376
motor car 272
motocycle 272
motory264
motte 367
mottled 440
motto maxim 496
device 550
phrase 566
motu: ex mero - 737
suo-600
mouchard 527
mould [see mold]
moulin
- d paroios 584
se battrc contre des
-8 645
mound large 192
hiU2Q%
defense 717
mount
greatness 31
At// 206
ascend 305
raise 307
display 882
- guard care 459
safety 664
- up to money 800
price 812
moiuitain large 192
Ai//206
weight Z\9
make -s of molehills
482
- brought forth mouse
disappoint 509
- flax 385
- in labor
waste 638
mountaineer 268
moiuitainous 206
mountebank
quack 548
drama 599
buffoon 844
mounted rifles 726
mourn grieve 828
lamerU 839
mourners' bench
1000
mournful
afflicting 830
«ad837
MOUR
MUCU
MULT
MUMP
lammlableSS9
IQOUmizig dress 225
in - black 431
lament 839
mouse little 193
search 461
mountain brought
forth - 509
not a - stirring 265
tnouse-colored 432
xnousehole 260
mouse trap 545
mousseuz 353
mouth entrance 66
receptacle 191
bnnk 231
opening 260
eat 2dS
estuary 343
enunciate 580
drawl 583
deep -ed
resonant 408
bark 412
down in the - 879
make -s 929
- honor
falsehood 544
showSS2
flaUerydSS
- watenng 865
open one's - 582
pass from - to mouth
531
stop one's - 581
word of •• 582
mouthful
quantity 25
small 32
food 298
mouthpiece
speaker 534
information 527
speech 582
mouthy style 577
moutomi6 250
moutons, revenons
& nos - 660
movable motion 264
transference 270
movables 780
move begin 66
motion 264
propose 514
induce 615
undertake 676
ac/ 680
oifcr 763
exct/c 824
good - 626
- back 287
- fonvard 282
- from 287
- heaven and earth
686
- in a groove 82
- ofif 293
- on progress 282
activUy 082
- out of 295
- quickly 274
518
- slowly 275
- to 894
on the - 293
moved with 821
moveless 265
movement
motion 264
music 415
action 680
activity 682
mover 164
moving
keep - 682
- pictures 448
mow shorten 201
smooth 255
agriculture 371
store 636
- down
destroy 162
moxa384
mozetta 999
M. P. 696
Mr. man 373
gentleman 877
BIrs. 374
M. S. 590
much 31
make - of
important 642
friends S8S
love 897
endearment 902
approval 931
- ado exertion 686
difficulty 704
- ado about nothing
overestimate 482
exaggerate 549
unimj)ortant 643
unskillful 699
- cry and little wool
884
- speaking 584
- the same
identity 13
similarity 17
equality 27
not say - for 932
think - of
respect 928
approbation 931
mucid
semiliquid 352
unclean 653
mucilage 352
muck 653
run a - kiU 361
attack 716
excitement 825
muckle 31
muckrake 934
muckraker 936
muckworm
miser 819
lowborn 876
mucor 653
mucosity 352
mucronate 253
muculent 352
mucus 352
mud marsh 345
semiliquid 352
dire 653
clear as - 519
stick in the - 704
zmxddle disorder 50
derange 61
inattention 458
absurd 497
- away 638
- one's brains 475
muddled 959
muddle-headed 499
muddy moist 339
dim 422
opaque 426
color 429
stuvid 499
mud lark cf ir^S^ 653
commonalty 876
muezzin 996
muff incapable 158
dress 225
effeminacy 374
bungler 701
muffle wrap 225
silent 403
conceal 528
voice/ess 581
8/am7n«r 583
muffled /ain/ 405
latent 526
- drums
/unero/ 363
nonresonance 408a
muffler tfress 225
mufti undress 225
jiMij^e 967
priest 996
mug cup 191
face 234
pottery ZS4
mugger 913
muggy moist 339
dim 422
opaque 426
mughouse 189
mugient 412
mugwump 607
Munarram 138
mulada72
mulatto
mixture 41
exception 83
mulct steal 791
;in€974
mule mongrel 83
6ea«< o/ burden 271
obstinate 606
muleteer 694
muliebrity 374
mulish 606
mull
prominence 250
sweeten 396
mullah 492, 996
mullion 215
multangular 244
mult a pretentibUB
desuntmalta921
multifarious
irrdeoanl 10
diverse 16a
multiform 81
multifld
divided 51
multifold 81
multif orxnitj 81
xnultigenerous 81
multuateral
8ides236
angles 244
multilocular 191
multiloquence
speech 582
loquacity 584
multinominal 102
multiparous 168
multipartite 44
multiple
product 84
nu7n«roii8 102
multiplex 81
multiplicand 84
multiplication
arithmetic 85 ■
multitude 102
reproduction 163
productiveness 168
multiplicator 84
multipUcity 102
multiplier 84
multipotent 157
multisonouii 404
multitude
number 102
(assemblage 72)
many-headed - 102
the - 876
multiun in parro
596
multure 330
mum mute 581
taciturn 585
mumble cAeu? 298
mu/^cr 583
miunble peg 840
miunblety 840
Miunbo Jumbo
god 919
8pe2Z993
mummer 599
mummery
absurdity 497
imposture 545
masquerade 840
para<i6 882
(ridicixZe 856)
mummify 363
miunmy dry 340
corpse 362
beat to a - 972
mimoip muUer 583
bcflf 765
mimoiper
beggar 767
pauper 804
mimipish «a<2 837
miunps
dejection 837
suUenness 901a
muxnpsimus 495
MUNC
MUST
MUTU
MYTH
munch 298
MunchauMn 549
znunchil 272
mundane
vwrld SIS
selfish 943
irreligious 989
mundation 652
xnundivagant 266
munerary 973
munerate 973
municipal 965
munificent 816
muniment
record 551
defense 717
sedurity 771
munition
inaterials 635
defense 717
munshi
learned man 493
^eacher 540
mural 717
murder 361
- the King's English
solecism 568
stammering 583
the - is out 529
murderer 361
muricated 253
murky dark 421
opaque 426
black 431
gloomy 837
murmur purl 348
sound 405
complain 839
murmurer 832
murrain 655
Murray travel 266
Lindley - 542
murrey 434
murrion 717
munu »neus con-
scientia eana 946
mu8, naacitur ridi-
culus-
disappoini 509
unimportant 643
mu88BO contingena
cuncta lepore
515
muscadine 400
muscle 159
muscular 159
muse 451
[and see musing]
Muse 'poetry 597
histonc - 594
- of fire 597
unlettered - 579
museology 72
Muses, the - 416
musette 417
museiun
collection 72
store 636
mushroom new 123
fungus 367
upstart 734
lowborn 876
spring up like -s 163
music 416
- arose 415
- of a dream 415
- of the spheres
order 58
universe 318
set to - 416
musical 413, 415, 416
- ear
musician 416
hearing 418
- instruments 417
- note 413
- voice 580
music hall
playhouse 599
amusement 840
musician 416
musing
thought 451
- on other things 458
thick-eyed - 837
musk 400
- ox 366
musket 727
shoulder a - 722
musketeer 726
musketry 727
muskrat 400
muslin
semitransparent 427
musnud
support 215
council 096
scepter 747
muss 59, 61
mussuk 191, 348
Musstilman 984
mussy 61, 653
must necessity 601
mucor 653
compulsion 744
I - say 535
it - follow 478
mustache 256
mustang 271
mustard
pungent 392
condiment 393
after meat - 135
mustard seed 193
muster collect 72
numeration 85
- courage 861
not pass - 651
pasp - 639
muster roll list 86
{record 551)
musty 961
smelling 401
/om/653
mutable
changeable 149
{irresolute 605)
mutation 140
mutatis mutandis
correlation 12
change 140
interchange 148
mutato nomine de
te &c.
parable 521
retaliation 718
mute funeral 363
silent 403
sordine 417
letter 561
speechless 581
taciturn 585
dramatis persona
599
deaf - 419
render - 581
mutilate
retrench 38
deform 241
injure 659
mutilated
incomplete 53
mutilation
ew/619
mutineer 742
mutiny
disobedience 742
{resistance 719)
mutter
faint sound 405
imperfect speech 583
grumble 839
threaten 909
mutton 298
- head 501
- headed 499
mutual
correlative 12
interchange 148
- concession 774
- understanding 23
mutiun est pictura
poema 556, 597
muzzle
powerless 158
ed^e231
opening 260
sUence 403
render speechless 581
restrain 751
gag 752
muzzle-loader 727
muzzy
confused 458
in liquor 959
my: all -eye 546
- stars! 870
myatism 560
mycology 369
mynheer 877
myology 329
myomancy 511
myopia 443
m3n*iad
ten thousand 98
multitude 102
myrmidon 726
myrrh 400
myrtle 897
myself / 79
immateriality 317
mysterious
invisible 447
obscure 519
concealed 528
mystery
[see mysterious]
latency 526
secret 533
play 599
craft 625
into the supreme - 528
-of foldetl sleep 683
mystic
uncertain 475
obscure 519
concealed 528
sorcery 992
- bond of brotherhood
888
mjBtii J falsify 477
hide 528
misteach 538
deceive 545
myth fajicy 515
untruth '046
mythogenesis 515
mythology
gods 979
heathen ^2A
N
nab deceive 545
seize 789
Nabob jnaater 745
ivealthy 803
nacr«0U8 440
nadir 211
nsBvose 440
nag horse 271
quarrel 713
Nagari 590
nager entre deux
eaux 607
Naiad ocean 341
mythology 979
naik 74 )
jxbXL fasten 43
fastening 45
measure of length 200
veg 214
hard 323
retoin 781
hit the right - on the
head
discover 480a
8kia69S
on the -
present 118
Siy807
ery 691
natvet^ 703
naked denuded 226
manifest 525
- eye 441
- fact 151
- sword 727
- truth 494
namby-pamby
tnfling 643
affected 855
name
indication 550
appellation 564
appoint 755
celebrity 873
assume a - 565
call -s
disrespect 929
disapprobation 932
fair - 873
good - 873
m the - of aid 707
authority 737
(2ixe924
- to conjure with 873
nameless
anonymous 565
obscure 874
namely special 79
interpretation 522
namesake 564
Nana Sahib 949 ^
Nanny goat 374
nap dovm 256
texture 329
steep 683
nape back 235
napha water 400
naphtha 356
Napier's bones 85
napkin 652
buried in a - 460
lay up in a - 678
napless 226
Napoleon cards 840
napping
inattentive 458
inexpectant 508
duU 843
nappy /ro^Aj/ 353
tipsy 959
Narcissus 845
narcotic
unhealthy 657
remedy 662
(bad 649)
Narraganset 271
narration 594
narrow
contract 196
thin 203
qualify 469
- end of the wedge 66
- escape 671
- house 363
- means 804
- search 461
narrow-minded
bigoted 481
selfish 943
narrowness 208
narrows 343
narrow-souled 481
nasal accent 583
nascent 66
nascitur ridiculus
mus 509
naso, onmia sus-
pendens - 868
nasty
unsavory 395
foul 653
offensive 830
cheap and - 815
nat&, pro re - 770
natal birth 66
indigenous 188
- day 138
natation 267
natch bone 235
nathless 30
nation 372
national 372
- guard 726
nationality
nation 372
patriotism 910
nations, law of 963
native
inhabitant 188
artless 703
- accent 580
- land 189
- soil 189
- tendency 601
- tongue 560
nativity birth 66
cast a-
predict 511
sorcery 992
natty 845
natura
- il fece 87, 872
- non f acit saltum 58
naturad, vis medica-
triz-662
natural intrinsic 5
musical note 413
true 494
fool 501
plain 576
- style 578
spontaneous 621
not prepared 674
artless 703
- course of things 613
- death death 360
completion 729
- history 357
- impulse 601
- meaning 516
- order of things 82
- philosophy 316
- state 80
- theology 983
- turn 820
naturalist 357
naturalization
conformity 82
conversion 144
location 184
naturalize
habU Q13
naturalized
inhabitant 188
naturally 154
nature esseruie 5
rule SO
tendency 176
world SIS
reality 494
artlessness 703
affections 820
animated - 357
in -'s garb 226
looks through - 981
nothing in - is un-
beautiful 318
organized - 357
second - 613
state of -
naked 226
raw 674
whose -s sort with
their vocation 82
naught nothing 4
zero 101
bring to - 732
set at -
make light of 483
opposition 708
disobey 742
not observe 773
disrespect 929
contempt 930
naughty 945
naimiachia 720
nausea
weariness 841
disgust 867
nauseate
unsavory 395
give pain 830
nauseous
unsavory 395
unpleasant 830
disgusting 867
nautoh840
nautch girl 840
nautical 267
- almanac 86
naval 267
- authorities 746
- engagement 720
- forces 627
- school 642
navarch 745
nave middle 68
center 222
circularity 247
church 1000
navel middle 68
center 222
navicular 245
navigation 267
navigator 269
navvy pioneer 673
laborer 690
navy ships 273
fighters 726
-list 86
nawab 746, 875
nay 536
- rather 14
Nazarene 989
naze 250
ne plus ultra
supreme 33
complete 52
distance 196
summit 210
limU 233
perfection 650
completion 729
neaf 781
neap
going dovm, 195
near like 17
- in space 197
- in time 121
!^EAR
NEGR
NERV
NEVE
132
iding 152
)ach2S&
fSlQ
17
286
197
ndl32
end 360
2
»9
443
iark32
ruth 480a
32
he wind
iZ698
^3
32
►
18 197
nple 42
58
iting 672, 576,
652
e845
,oU356
mded 698
rd370
stars 318
J53
r dim 422
il8 misty 353
re 519
xian601
jrie8 630
lily
and effect 154
bas non habet
im630
bate 630
tjfate 601
terminalionQll
-emeni 630
idsion 744
mce 804
a virtue of -
iction 195
«7 203
)ne's - 360
Top
lately 52
yut - 297
leck 27
id 342
thing
t/e604
563
►th225
ie
247
76^^847
fify
iry 360
zpA?/ 594
lancer 994
lancy 992
necropolifl 363
necropsy 363
necroscopic 363
necrosis 655
nee scire fas est om-
nia 490
nectar
savory 394
su;6e/396
need necessity 601
requirement 630
insufficiency 640
indigence 804
desire 865
friend in - 711
in one's utmost - 735
needful
necessary 601
requisite 630
money 800
do the - pay 807
needle sharp 253
perforator 262
compass 693
as the - to the pole
veracity 543
observance 772
/Mwor939
- in a bottle of hay
475
touched - trembles
375
needle gun 727
needle-shaped 253
needless 641
needle-witted 498
needlewoman 690
ne e quovis legno 82
ne'er-do-well 949
nefarious 945
negation 686
negative
inexisting 2
contrary 14
prototype 22
quantity 84
confute 479
deny 536
photograph 558
refuse 764
prove a - 468
neglect 460
disuse 678
leave undone 730
ami/ 773
cwwic 927
disrespect 929
- of time 115
n6glig6 225
negligence 460
negotiate
mediate 724
bargain 769
transfer 783
<raj^ 794
negotiator
go-between 72A
agent 758
negro black 431
s/at;e 746
negro head 392
negrophobia 898
negus 298
neif 781
neigh cry 412
6oa«/ 884
neighbor
near 197
friend 890
neighborhood 197,
227
neighborly
aid 707
/riendZy 888
social 892
courteous 894
neither 610
- here nor there
irrelevant 10
absent 187
- more nor less
eguol 27
true 494
- one thing nor an-
other 83
ne Jupiter quidem
832
nem. con. 488
Nemesis
vengeance 919
justice 922
punishment 972
nemine contradi-
cente488
nemo bis punitur
970
nemo me impune
lacessit 715
nemo repente fuit
turpissimus 945
nemo solus sapit 498
nenia839
neogamist 903
neo-Lamarckism
357
neology 663, 989
neophyte 541
Neoplatoi^m 984
neoteric 123
Nepenthe
remedy 662
cheer 92^
nephalism 955
nephelognosy 353
nephew 11
nephograph 353
nephology 353
nepotism
nephew 11
wrong 923
dishonest 940
selfish 943
Neptune 341
Nereid ocean 341
mythology 979
nerve
strength 159
courage 861
nerveless 158
nervos belli pecuni-
am infinitam 727,
800
nervous weak 160
style 574
timid 860
modest ^l
nescience 491
nescit vox missa re^
verti864
ness 250
nessun maggior do-
lere 828
muUitude 102
nest
cradle 153
lodoing 189
- of boxes 204
nest egg 636
nestle lodge 186
safety 664
endearment 902
nestling 129
Nestor veteran 130
sage 500
advice 695
net remainder 40
receptacle 191
intersection 219
inclosure 232
snare 545
difficulty 704
gain 775
- profit gain 775
receipt 810
nether 207
nethermost 211
netting 219
nettle bane 663
sting S30
incense 900
network
disorder 59
crossing 219
neuralgia 378
neurology 329
neurotic 662
neuter matter 316
no choice 609a
remain -
irresolute 605
stand -
indifferent 866
neutral mean 29
no choice 609a
avoidance 623
pacific 721
- tint
colorless 429
^ay432
neutrality
mid-course 628
peace 721
insensibility 823
indifference 866
neutralize
compensate 30
counteract 179
nev6e 383
never 107
it will - do
inexpedient 647
prohibit 761
d\»»yn)Una'^S2.
NEVE
NICK
NIMB
NO
diaapprobation 932
- a one 4
- dying 112
- ending 112
- fading
perpetual 112
glory 873
- forget 916
- hear the last of 841
- indebted 807
- mind
neglect .460
unimportant 643
insensible 823
indifferent 866
contempt 930
- more 107
- otherwise 16
- say die
persevere 604a
cheerful 836
hope 858
-so 31
- tell me 489
- thought of 621
- tired active 682
- tiring
persevering 604a
- to be forgotten 642
- to return 122
- was seen the like 83
neverness 107
nevertheless 30
ne vile fano 987, 1000
new different 18
noi'eri23
unaccustomed 614
give - life to
aid 707
stimulate 824
- birth 660
- blood change 140
improve 658
excite 824
-brooms
desuetude 614
active 682
- comer 57
- conditions 469
- departure 66
- edition
repetition 104
reproduction 163
improvement 658
- ideas 537
- woman 374
put on the - man 950
turn over a - leaf
change 140
repent 950
view in a - light 658
newborn nevo 123
infant 129
Newcastle, carry
coals to - 641
newfangled
unfamiliar 83
change 140
neology 563
newfasnioned 123
new-AeAged, 129
522
Newfoundland dog
366
Newgate 572
new-gilt 847
new model
convert 144
revolutionize 146
improve 658
newness 123
news 632
newsboy 534
newsmonger
curious 455
informant 627
news 532
newspaper
publish 531
record 551
- correspondent 758
New Tear's Day 138
next following 63
later 117
future 121
near 197
- friend 759
- of kin 11
- to nothing 32
- world 152
Niagara 348
niasis501
niaiserie 517
nib cut 44
end 67
summit 210
point 253
nibble eat 298
- at censure 932
- at the bait
dupe 547
vnUing 602
ni bebas agua 459
nice savory 394
discriminative 466
exact 494
^ood648
pleasing 829
fastidious 868
honorable 939
(taste 850)
- ear 418
- hand 700
- perception 465
- point 704
nicely
completely 62
Nicene Creed 983a
nicety 494
niche recess 182
receptacle 191
angle 244
- in the temple of
fame 873
nicher, se - 184
nichts 101
nicht wahr 461
nick notch 257
deceive 545
mark 550
- it 731
- of time 134
nickel 800
Nick, Old - 978
nicknack 643
nickname 565
nicotine
pungent 392
poison 663
nictate 443
nictitate 443
nidget 862
nidmcation 189
nidor 398
nidorous 401
nidus cradle 163
nest 189
niece 11
ni firmes carta 864
niggard miser 819
{tnfling 643)
nigger 431
niggle mock 929
niggling
tnfling 643
nigh 197
night 421
eldest - and chaos
421
labor day and - 686
- and day 136
orb of - 318
nightcap 225
nightfall 126u,
nightgown 2z5
nightingale 416
nightmare
bodily pain 378
dream 515
incubus 706
mental pain 828
alarm 860
nightshade 663
night walker 268
nigrification 431
nihil
- ad rem 10
- est veritatis luce
dulcius 494
- tetigit quod non
omavit 850
nihilism 738, 989
nihilist 165
nihility
inexistence 2
unsubstantialUy 4
nil inexistence 2
unsubstantialUy 4
- admirari
insensible 823
no wonder 871
disapproval 932
- conscure sibi null&
pallescere culp&946
- desperandum 858
nill umiHUing 603
refuse 764
nim79l
nimble swift 274
active 682
(skillful 698)
nimble-fingered 698
nimble-footed 274
nimble-witted
intelligence 498
11^842
nimbus cloiui 358
halo 420
glory 873
nimiety 641
nimis, ne quid - 817
niminm ne crede
color! 486
n'importe 643
Ninurbd
slayer 361
hunter 622
nincompoop 601
nine 98,
- day's wonder
transient 111
unimportant 643
ho wonder 871
- lives 359
- men's morris 840
- points of the law
777
tuneful -
music 416
poetry 597
ninefold 98
ninepins 840
ninety 98
ninny 501
Niobe
all tears 839
- of nations 828
nip cut 44
destroy 162
shorten 201
dram 298
freeze 3S5
pungent 392
- m the bud
kiUSQl
hinder 706
- up 789
nipperkin 191
nippers 781
nipple 250
Nirvana 2, 981
nis980
nisipriuB
summons 741
lawsuit 969
nisus 176
Nisus and Euryalu*
890
nisus formativus 161
nitency 420
niter 392
nitor inadversum
708
nitric acid 384
nitrous oxide 376
niveous cold 383
whiUAdO
niz nothing 101
demon 980
nizie/air|/979
nizam 745
nizy501
no dissent 489
negation 536
refusal 764
NO
NOIS
NON
NONN
and - mistake 474
at - great distance 197
at -hand 32
at - time 107
give - quarter 361
have - business there
83
have - end
perpetual 112
have - notion of 489
in - degree 32
make - scruple of 602
- chicken
aged 128
grown up 131
- choice
necessary 601
neulra2 609a
-coniuror
/oolSOl
ImngUrlOl
- consequence 643
- doubt
certain 474
assent ASS
- end of great 31
multitude 102
length 2O0
-go
shortcoming 304
failure 732
- great shakes
sniaU 32
trifling 643
imperfect 661
- less 639
- longer 122
- love lost between
them 898
- matter
neglect 400
unimportani 643
- more
inexistent 2
past 122
deaddGO
- more than 32
- object 643
- one 4
- one knows who 876
- other same 13
one S7
- scholar 493
- sooner said than
done
instantaneous 113
early 132
- stranger to 490
- such thing
nonexistent 2
unsubstantial 4
contrary 14
dissimUar 18
- surrender
obstinate 606
defense 717
- thank you 764
- wonder 871
on - account 761
to - purpose
shortcoming 304
useless 645
failure 732
unable to say - 605
with - interval 199
Noah's ark
mixture 41
assemblage 72
nob 210
nobiUtate 873
nobiUty 876
noble great 31
important 642
ranJc 873
peer 875
disinterested 942
virtuous 944
- liver 948
- scorn 919
noblesse 875
noblesse oblige 875
nobody
unsubstantial 4
zero 101
absence 187
lowborn S7Q
- knows
ignorance 491
- knows where
distance 196
- present 187
- would think 508
noctambulation 266
noctambulist 268
noctivagant
travel 266
dark 421
noctograph 442
nocturnal
night 126
dark 421
black 4Z1
nocuous 649
nod wag 314
assent 488
signal 550
sleep 683
command 741
&ou; 894
{hint 527)
- of approbation 931
- of assent 488
nodding to its fall
destruction 162
descent 306
noddle summit 210
head 450
noddy 501
node 250
nodosity
convex 250
rough 256
nods and becks and
wreathed smiles
894
nodule 250
nodus, dignus vin-
dice - 704
v(W|)iaTa 454
no es oro todo 486
noggin 191
noise sound 402
loud404 *
make a - in the world
873
- abroad 531
noiseless 403
noisome
fetid 401
bad 649
unhealthy 657
nolens volens 601
noli irritare leones
864
noli me tangere
defiance 715
excitable 825
fastidious 868
nolition 603
nolleity 603
nolle prosequi 624
nolumus leges An-
glisB mutari
permanence 141
continuance 143
preservation 670
nomad 268
nomadic 266
Nomancy 511
nom de : - guerre 565
- plume 565
nomenclature 664
nominal
unsubstantial 4
word 562
name 564
- price 815
nomina stultorum
501,531
nomination
i^iaming 564
appointment 755
nominee 758
nominis umbra 4
nomology 963
non
lex - scripta 963
- compos mentis 503
- constat 477
- deficit alter 100
- ens 2
- est inventus 187
- est vivere 359, 654
- hsBc in fcedera
deny 536
reject 610
- libet 867
- nobis Domine 990
-nostrum tantas
componere lites
impossible 471
discord 713
- numero haec judi-
cantur 5
- obstante 707 •
-omnia possumus
omnes 699
- possimus
impossible 471
obstinate 606
refusal 764
- sem{)er crit setas 111
- sequitui 477
- sum qualis eram
change 140
weak 160
- vobis solum 942
nonaddition 38
nonadmission 55
nonage 127
nonagenarian 130
nonappearance 447
nonassemblage 78
nonattendance 187
nonbeing 2
non-Biblical
- prophets 986
nonce 118
for the -
present 118
occasion 134
nonchalance
rieglect 460
insensiinlity 823
indifference 866
nonconesive 47
noncoincidence 14
nonconm:iissioned
officer 745
noncompletion 730
noncompliance
disobedience 742
refusal 764
nonconformity
exception 83
dissent 489
sectarianism 984
noncontent 489
nondescript 83
none 101
- else 87
- in the world 4
- such
superior 33
exceptional 83
very good 648
- the worse 660
- to spare 640
nonendurance 825
nonentity
inexistence 2
unsubstantial 4
unimportant 643
nonessential
extrinsic 6
unimportant 643
nonexistence 2
nonexpectance 508
nonextension 180a
nonfulfillment 730,
732
- of one's hopes 509
nonillion 102
nonimitation 20
noninclusion 55
noninterference
inaction 681
freedom 748
nonius 466
nonjuror
dissent 489
heterodox 984
nonnaturala ^1
NON
NOT
NOTA
NOTI
non obJectiYe 317
non observance
inattention 458
desuetude 614
infraction 773
dereliction 927
nonpareil 648
nonpayment 808
nonperformance
noncompletion 730
dereliction 927
nonpertinence 10
nonplus
uncertain 475
difficulty 704
conquer 731
nonpreparation 674
nonprevalence 614
nonresidence 187
nonresistance
submission 725
obedience 743
nonresonance 408a
nonsense
absurdity 497
unmeaning 517
^rasA 643
talk -/o% 499
to varnish - 499
nonsubjective 316
nonsubsistence 2
nonsuccess 732
nonsuch [see none]
nonsuit
defeat 731
fail 732
condemn 971
noniun prematur in
annum 133
nonuniformity 16a
noodle 501
nook place 182
receptacle 191
comer 244
noon midday 125
noonday %/U 420
clear as -
intelligible 518
manifest 525
- quiet holds the hill
265
nooning 125
noontide 420
nooscopic 450
noose ligature 45
loop 247
snare 545
gallows 975
N or M 78
norm 697
normal
intrinsic 5
regular 82
perpendicular 212
- condition
nf/e 80
norma loquendi 567
Normand, r6pondre
en- 544
North 278
- nnd South 237
S24
norther 349
Northern 237
- lights 423
- star
constant 939
Northwest passage
311
nosce te 498
nosce tempus 134
noscitur a sociis 82,
88
nose prominence 250
curiosity 455, 461
8me/Z398
lead by the -
induce 615
govern 737
led by the - 749
not see beyond one's -
misjudge 481
foUy 499
unskillful 699
put one's - out of
joint defeat 731
disrepute 874
(supplant 147)
speak through the-
583
thrust one's - in
interjacence 228
busy QS2
under one's -
present 186
near 197
manifest 525
defy 715
nosegay
fragrance 400
ornament 847
nosology 655
nostalgia 833
nostology 128
nostril 351
breath of one's -s 359
stink in the -s 401
nostrum
contrivance 626
remedy 662
not negation 536
(dissent 489)
it will - do 923
- a bit 536
- a few 102
- a leg to stand on 158
- a little 31
- allowed 964
- amiss good 618
mHiocre 651
pretty 845
- any 101
- a particle 4
- a pin to choose 27
- a soul 101
- at all 32
- bad 651
- bargain for 508
- come up to 34
- expect 508
- fail 939
- far from 197
- fit to be seen 846
- following 477
- for the world
unwilling 603
refusal 764
- grant 764
- guilty 946
- hardened 950
- having
absent 187
exempt 777a
- hear of 764
- included 55
- know what to make
of 519
-matter
unimportant 643
-mind
insensible 823
contempt 930
- often 137
- of the earth 987
- one 101
- on speaking terms
889
- on your life 764
- particular 831
-pay 808
- quite 32
- reach 304
- right 503
-sorry 827
- the thing 925
- to be borne 830
- to be despised 642
- to be had
impossible 471
insufficient 640
- to mention
together with 37
- to be put down 604
- to be thought of
incogitancy 452
impossible 471
refusal 764
hopeless 859
undue 925
disapprobation 932
-trouble oneself
about 460
- understand 519
-vote 609a
-within previous ex-
perience 137
- wonder 871
- worth
trifling 643
useless 645
what is - 546
what ought - 923
nota bene 457
notabiUa 642
notabilities 875
notable
manifest 525
important 642
active 682
distinguished 873
notables 875
notably 31
notary recorder 553
lati^er 968
notation 85
notch
^y 198
nidb 257
mark 550
note music 413
take cognizance 450
remark 457
explanation 322
sign 550
record 551
printing 591
epistle 592
minute 596
money 800
fame 873
change one's - 607
make a - of 551
- of admiration 870
- of alarm 669
- of preparation 673
-8 by distance 415
of - 873
take - of 457
notebook
record 551
compendium 569
noted known 490
famous 873
noteworthy
great 31
exceptional 83
important 642
nothing nihility 4
zero 101
^ri/fe 643
come to -
fall short 3(A
faU 732
do -681
for - 815
go for - 643
good for - 646
make - of
underestimate 483
nothingness 2
faU 732
- comes amiss 831
- in it 4
- loth 602
- more to be said 478
- of the kind
unlike 18
negation 536
-on 226
- to do 681
- to do with 764
- to go upon 471
- to signify 643
take -by 732
think of - 930
worse than - 808
notice intellect 450
observe 457
review 480
information 527
uximing 668
bring into - 525
deserve - 642
give-
manife8tS25
Non
NULL
NUN
NYST
inform 537
indicate 550
- is hereby given
pubUeation 531
- to quit 782
short -111
take - of 450
this is to give - 457
worthy of - 642
notification
information 527
(mibUcation 531)
notion idea 453
(6e2i^484)
(knowledge 490)
notional
fancifid 515
notoriety
pvbUoation 521
fame 873
notorious
known 490
public 531
famoue 873
infamous 874
Kotre Dame 987
nottumo 415
notwithstanding 30
nought
[see naught]
noun 564
nourish 707
nourishment
food 7^
nous 498
nous avons chang6
tout cela 140
nousle 545
nous verrons 870
novaculite 253
novation 609
Nova Zambia 383
novel
dimmilaar 18
new 123
unknown 491
tale 5^
(romance 515)
{fiction 5^)
novelist 594
novello: di - tutto par
beUol23
novice
ignoramtu 493
learner 541
huffgler 701
religious 996
aovitUte
learning 539
training 673
nevus homo
stranger 57
upstart 876
aow 118
- and then 136
- or never 134
noways 32
nowhere 187
nowise small 32
negation 536
noxious had 649
unhealthy 657
noyade kill 361
punish 972
noyerait dans une
goutte d'eau, il
se-699
noszle
projection 250
opening 260
air pipe 351
nuance
difference 15
discriminaiio^n
465
nubibus, in -
inexistent 2
imaginary 515
nubif erous 426
nubile
adolescent 131
marriage 903
nucleus muid^ 68
cause 153
ceTi^er 222
A:emeZ642
nuda Veritas 494
nude 226
nudge 550
nudity 226
nugacity
absurdity 497
/otty499
inutility 645
nugad canorad
unmeaning 517
ti;i<842
nugas, magno co-
natu magnas -
643
nugatory
powerless 158
{useless 645)
nuggah 273
nugget mass 192
mcney 800
nuisance enl 619
annoyance 830
null 4
declare - and void
abrogation 756
nono&8ert;ance 773
- and void
powerless 158
unproductive 169
i^aZ 964
{inexistence 2)
nulla dies sine linelk
682
, nuim pallescere cul-
pk, nil conscire
sibi-946
nuUibiety 187
nulli est homini per-
petuiun boniun
734
n\iUiij inexistence 2
compensate 30
destroy 162
abrogate 756
no^ observe 773
no^ pa^ 808
nulli secundus 33
nulUty
inexistence 2
unsvbstantiality 4
nullius Jurare in
verba magistri
487
nullum est Jam dic-
tum 104, 123
nulliun magnum in-
genium 498
niunb
physicaUy insensible
376, 381
morally insensible
823
number
abstract^SA
courU 85
plural 100
'of a magazine &c.
593
- among 76
- of times 104
take care of - one
943
niunbered: days -
kiU^l,
necessity 601
hopeless 859
- with the dead 360
numberless 105
niunbers many 102
verse 597
numbness 381
nimidah223
niunerable 85
niuneral 84, 85
niuneration 86
numerator 84
numerical 85
numerose
many 102
elegant writing
578
niunerous 102
- as glittering gems
102
nimiismatics 800
nimmiary 800
niunps 501
numskull 493, 501
nun 904, 996
nunc aut nunquam
134
nunc dimittis 990
nuncio
messenger 534
diplomatist 758
nuncupation
naming 564
nuncupative 527, 582
nuncupatory
informing hTJ
nundination 794
nunnation 560
nuzmery 1000
nuptials 903
nurse remedy 662
preserve 670
help 101
servant 746
custodian 753
put to - 537
nursling 129
nursery infancy 127
nest 153
room 191
garden 371
school 542
workshop 691
- rhvmes 597
- tale fiction 546
narrative 594
nurture feed 298
educate 5S1
prepare 673
atrf707
- a belief 484
- an idea 451
nusquam est qui
ubique est 186
nut: - to crack
riddU 53Z
difficulty 704
-oil 365
nutation 314
nut-brown 433
nutmeg grater 330
nuts good 618
pleasing 829
nutshell smaU 32
lie in a -
I'tUe 193
compendium 596
nutriment 298
nutrition 707
nutritious food 298
healthy 656
remedy 662
nux vomica 663
nuzzle 902
nyctalopia 443
nymph woman 374
mythology 979
sea - 341
nympha 129
nystagmus 443
o
OlioohderSTO
discontent 932
- for desire 865
oaf fool 501
oak strong 159
heart of -
hard 323
brave 861
oakum 205
oar paddle 267
oarsman 269
instrument 633
laboring - 086
lie upon one*8 -8 681
ply the -
navigate 267
exert QS%
pull an - 680
put in an -
interpose 228
busy 682
rest on one's -
cease 142
quiescence 265
repose 687
spread the thin - 267
stroke - 693
oar-shaped 245
oarsman 269
oasis separate 44
exceptional 83
land342
oath assertion 535
bad language 908
rap out -s 885
upon - 768
oatmeal 298
obbligato
accompaniment 88
music 415
obduction 223
obdurate
obstinate 606
severe 739
malevolent 907
graceless 945
impenitent 951
obedience 743
obeisance bote; 308
submission 725
courtesy 894
rci;crcm;e 928
obelisk /aU 206
monument 551
Oberon 979
obese 194
obesity 192
obey 743
be subject to 749
- a call 615
- rules 82
- the helm 705
obfuscate dark 421
cpnque 426
obfuscated
526
drunk 959
obi 992
obiism 992
obit death 360
interment 363
post - 360, 363
obiter dictum
irrelevant 10
occasion 134
interjacent 228
obituary death 360
biography 594
object thing 3
ma</€r 316
intention 620
1^^^2/846
disapprove 932
be an -
important 642
- lesson 82
- to dislike 867
objection
hindrance 706
disapproval 932
no - 762
objectionable
inexpedient 647
wrong 923
objective
extrinsic 6
material 316
objurgate 932
oblate 201
- spheroid 249
oblation 91/^ 784
religious - 990
(of er 763)
oblectation 827
obligation
necessity 601
promise 768
conditions 770
deb/ 806
cqiifer an -
^ood 648
feeling of - 916
under an -
gratitude 916
dw/y 926
oblige benefit 707
compel 744
dti2v926
oblige, bien -
refusal 764
obliged
grateful 916
du/j/ 926
obligee 800
obliging
helping 707
courteous 894
ilnmi 906
obliquation 279
obliquity
8^pe 217
vice 945
- of judgment 481
- of vision 443
obliterate 2
obliteration 552
- of the past 506
oblivion 506
inexisf^nce 2
forgiveness 918
- of Denefits 917
- of time 115
redeem from - 505
oblivious 506
oblong 200
- spheroid 249
obloquy
disrepute 874
disapprobation 932
detraction 934
obmutescence
voiceless 581
taciturn 585
obnoxious
pernicious 649
unpleasing 830
hateful 898
- to liable 177
obnubilated 422
oboe 417
obreption 528, 775
obscene
dirty 653
indecent 961
obscure dark 421
rfim 422
unseen 447
unintelligible 519
eclipse 874
ignoble 876
obscurity
«^^^ 571
obscurum per ob-
scurius 519
obsecration 765
obsecratory 765
obsequies 363
obsequious
servile Sm
courteous 894
respectful 928 •
obsequiousness 933
observance rule 82
attention 457
habU^\^
practice 692
fulfillment 772
(iu/|/ 926
n/c 998
Observant
/rwr 996
observation
intellect 450
uiea 453
attention 457
assertion 535
observatory 318
observe [see observ-
ance, observation]
- a duty 926
- rules 82
observer 444
obsession 716
obsidional 716
obsolescence 614
obsolete old 124
vxmis 563
ejfeU 645
obstacle
moral -706
(physical - 179)
obstant, Fata - 601
obstetrician 631
obstetrics
production 161
surgery 662
obstinacy 606
prejudice 481
obstipation 261
obstreperous
violent 173
loud 404
obstruct close 261
hinder 706
- the passage of light
426
obstructionist 710
obstructive
opponent 710
obstruent 706
obstupef action 823
obstupui steterunt-
que comas 860
obtflon exist 1
get 775
" under false pretense
791
obtainable 470
obtenebration 421
obtestation
injuTu:tion 695
entreaty 765
obtrectation 934
obtrude
interfere 228
insert 300
meddle 682
(obstruct 706)
obtnmcate 201
obtrusion
interference 228
obstruction 706
obtrusive
interfering 228
vulgar 851
ruJe895
obtund mitigate 174
blunt 254
dc<K/cn 376
paralyze 823
obtuse 6/urU 253
OBUM
ODIO
OFF
OFFI
insensible 376
imbecile 499
duUS23
- angle 244
obuxnbrate 421
obyene 234
obTlate 706
obviouB visible 446
clear 518
manifest 525
ocarina 417
occasion juncture 8
opportunity 134
cause 153
befit the - 646
have - for 630
on the present - 118
on the spur of - 612
occasional 475
occasionally 136
occidental 236
occiput 235
occision 361
occlusion 261
occult
unintelligible 519
latent 52Q
hidden 528
-art 992
occultation
disappearance 449
concealment 528
occupancy
presence 186
possession 777
{property 780)
- in common 778
occupant
inhabitant 188
proprietor 779
occupation
biisiness 625
in the - of 188
- road 627
occupied 682
-by 188
- with
attention 457
business 625
occupier
dweller 188
possessor 779
occupy
presence 186
possess 777
- a post 737
- oneself with
attend 457
business 625
- the chair 693
- the mind
thought 451
attention 457
- time 106
occur exist 1
follow 117
happen 151
- in a place 186
- to tho mind 451
occurrence 151
circumstance 8
of daily - 613
occurrent nubes 706
occursion 276
ocean 341
- greyhound 273
- of dreams 4
plough the - 267
ocelot 440
ocher brovm 433
orange 439
yellow - 436
ochlocracy 737
o'clock 114
know what's - 698
octagon 244
octahedron 244
Octateuch 985
octave mime 413
octavo 593
octifid99
octodecimo 593
octogenarian 130
octopus 846, 913
octoroon 41
octroi 812
octuple 98
ocular 441
- demonstration
see 441
visible 446
- inspection 441
oculi picturiL tenen-
tur 850
oculis subjecta fidel-
ibus 446
oculist 662
odalisque 746
odd jrernaining 40
exception 83
single 87
insane 503
vxdgnr 851
ridiculous 853
- fish 857
oddity
laughingstock 857
oddments 51
odds inequality 28
chance 156
discord 713
at-
disagreemerU 24
discord 713
long - 704
- against one 665
- and ends
remainder 40
mixture 41
part 51
useless 645
the - are 472
what's the - 643
ode 597
od force 992
Odin 979
odious
disagreeable 830
ugly 846
hateful 898
comparisons are -
464
odi profanum vul-
gus878
odium disgrace 874
hatred 898
blame 932
odium theologicum
pedantry 481
pietism 988
church 995
odometer 466
odontalgia 378
odontoid
prominent 250
sharp 253
odor 398
in bad - 932
- of sanctity 987
odylic force 992
odzookens 870
Odcology 357
oecumenical 78
oddematous
swollen 194
mft 324
(Edipus
answer 462
expounder 524
Davus sum non - 703
oeil de mattre 459
oenomancy 511
o'er [see over]
Oduvre 161
of: -all things 33
- a piece
uniform 16
similar 17
agreeing 23
- course
conformity 82
effect 154
- late 123
- no effect 169
- old 122
- one mind 23
off 196
be -623
kwp - 623
make - with 791
move - 287
- and on
periodical 138
changeable 149
irresolute 605
- one's balance 605
- one's guard
neglect 260
inexpectant 508
- one's hands 776
- one's head 503
- one's legs
carry one - 284
dance one - 309
- one's mind 452
- side 238
- the track 475
- with you 297
sheer - 287
stand - 287
start - 293
take - one's hands
785
throw - one's center
874
throw - the scent
uncertain 475
avoid 623
offal 653
offend pain 830
vice 945
- against the law 964
offender
- never pardons 918
offense attack 716
anger 900
guUt 947
offensive
unsavory 395
fetid 401
foul 653
aggressive 716
displeasing 830
distasteful 867
obnoxious 898
- and defensive alli-
ance 712
- to ears p>olite 579
offer proposal 763
- a choice 609
- for sale 796
- of marriage 902
- oneself 763
- sacrific-e 990
- the alternative 609
- up prayers 990
offering gift 784
burnt - 990
sin - 952
offertory gift 784
worship 990
ri/e 998
offhand soon 132
inattentive 458
careless 460
spontaneous 612
{unprepared 674)
office doing 170
room 191
business 625
mart 799
worship 990
a dog's obeyed in -
737
do an ill - 907
do one's - 772
good -s
mediate 724
ki7id 906
hold - 693
kind -8 906
man in - 694
officer director 694
commander 745
constable 965
offices
kitchen Sec. 191
official
certain 474
true^QA
business 625
man in office 694
autlwritative 737
^natter 745
OFFI
OMIS
ON
ONE
servant 746
f fficialiflin 739
rfflciate
business 625
instrumentality 631
actOSO
conduct Q92
religious 998
officio, ez -
oJ^694
authority 737
duly 924
officiouB 682
offing distance 196
ocean 341
oflBCourlngs
useless 645
' dirt 653
oflset
compensation 30
offspring 167
printing 591
oflshoot
adjunct 39
pari 51
cjfcct 154
offspring 167
oflsprixig
posterity 167
ofliucate (iarA; 421
opa9ti€ 426
often
repeated 104
frequent 136
most - 613
Ogham 590
ogle ^o/c 441
desire 865 .
ni<ic895
endearment 902
cgre bugbear 860
mZ doer 913
demon 980
ohne Hast aber ohne
Bast 112, 684
oil lubricnU 332
^ea«e 355, 366
- on the troubled wa-
ters 174
pour - on
relieve 834
oil painting 556
oilskins 225
oily smooth 255
greasy 355
servile 886
courteous 894
flaUery933
oinomania 959
ointment
grease 356
remedy 662
old 124
die of - age 729
of - 122
- age 128
- bachelor 904
- clothes 225
" fogy fool 501
laughingstock 857
' glory 5bO
528
- joke 842
- maid cards 840
spinster 904
- man veteran 130
husband 903
- man of the sea 706
- Nick 978
- school
antiquated 124
obstinate 606
habUQlZ
- soldier 392
-song
repetition 104
trifle 643
cheap 815
- stager
veteran 130
proficient 700
- story
repetition 104
8toZe news 532
few 897
- times 122
- woman fool 501
effeminacy 374
u^/c903
- womanish 499
one's - way 613
pay off - scores 718
Oldbuck 122
older 128
oldest inhabitant
not in memory of -
137
old-fashioned 124
oldness 124
old world 124
oleagine 356
oleaginous 355
oleimi addere cam-
ino
increase 35
violent 173
olfactory 398
olibanimi 400
oUd401
oligarch 745
oligarchy 737
olio 41
olive branch
infant 129
offspring 167
pacification 723
ohve green 435
olla podrida 41
Olympus 981
Om993
omber 840
ombres chinoises 448
ombrometer 466
omega end 67
omelet 298
omen 612
ominate 511
ominous
predicting 511
danger 665
omission
incomplete 53
^Kclusion 55
neglect 460
failure 732
nonobservance 773
guilt 947
oniitted
inexistent 2
absent 187
omne ignotum pro
magniflco 486
omnem movere la-
pidem 52
onme solum forti
patria 861, 910
omnes stultos in-
sanire 503
omne tuUt punctum
731
onmia
- mors aequat 360
- tuta timens 860
- vincit amor 731, 897
onmibus 272
omnifarious 81
onmific 168
omniform 81
omnigenous 81
omnipotence
power 157
God 976
onmipresence
presence 186
God 976
onmiscience
knowledge 490
God 976
omnium gatherum
mixture 41
confusion 59
assemblage 72
omnium rerum
principia parva
sunt 66
onmivorous
eating 298
desire 865
gluttony 957
omophagic 298
omphalos 68
on forwards 282
- account of 155
- a large scale 31
- all accounts 52
- all fours
identity 13
agreement 23
- an average 29
- a par 27
- foot duration 106
event 151
doing 170
- no account 32
- no occasion 107
- one's head 218
- one's travels 57
- that 8W!count 155
- the brink of 32
- the can Is 152
- the increase 35
- the moment 113
- the move 264
• thenaU 118
- the other hand 30
- the part of 9
-the point of 111
- the present occa-
sion 118
- the whole 50
once past 122
seldom 137
at-
instantaneaiidy 113
soon 132
-for all )lnaZ 67
infrequency 137
tai one -527
determine - 604
choose 609
- in a blue moon 137
- in a way 137
- more twice 90
again 104
- upon a time
time 106
different time 119
formerly 122
Ondine 979
on dit news 532
talk^SS
one identical 13
whole 50
unity 87
somebody 372
married 903
all - to 823
as - man
unanimous 48S
codperation 709
at - with agree 23
concur 178
concord 714
both the - and the
other 80
from - to another
transfer 783
make - of 186
neither - nor the other
610
of - accord 488
on - side
oblique 217
lateral 23%
- and a half 87
- and all
whole 50
general 78
tmanimous 488
- and the same 13
- at a time 87
- bone and one fleah
903
- by one
separately 44
respectively 79
unity 87
- consent
concur 178
assent 488
- fell swoop
instantaneous 113
violent 173
- fine morning 106
-idea
ONE
OPEN
OPHT
OPTI
narrow mind 481
- in a wa V 83
- in ten tnousand
^00(2 648
qood man 948
- lump 113
- le^ in the grave 160
- mind concur 178
assent 488
- of these days 121
- or two 100
- thing with another
476
- way or another 627
the - or the other 609
with - voice 488
one-eyed 443
one-hone 643, 651
oneirocritic 524
oneirology 522
oneiromancy 511
oneness 87
onerous had 649
diffiadt 70^
burdensome 706
troublesome 830
'T^neself 13
be - again 660
have all to - 777
kill - 361
take merit to - 884
take upon -
wiueoo
undertake 676
talk to - 589
true to - 604a
one-sided
misjudging 481
wrong 923
dishonorable 940
onion 393
onlooker 444
only smoZZ 32
simple 42
single 87
imperfect 651
- think 870
- yesterday 123
onomancy 511
onomatopoBia
language 560
nomenclature 564
oner di bocca 914
onset beginning 66
attack 716
onslaught 716
ontology 1
onus burden 706
(fu^y926
- proband!
uncertainty 475
doubt 485
onward 282
onychoxnancy 511
onyx 847
o5gamy 18, 357
oogenesis 161
ooze emerge 295
fiowS^S
semiliquid 352
•out
disclosure 529
opacity 426
opal 847
opalescent
semitransparent 427
variegated 440
opaque 426
open begin 66
expand 194
unclose 260
manifest 525
reveal 529
frank 543
artless 703
iinteUigibU 518)
break - 173
in - court
manifest 525
publish 531
lay -226
lay oneself - to 177
leave the matter - 705
- a case 476
- a discussion 476
- air outside 220
atmosphere 338
- and above board 939
- arms willing 602
warfare 722
friendship 888
social 892
courtesy 894
- country 344
- enemy 891
- eyes see 441
attention 457
discovery 480a
expectation 507
inform 527
undeceive 529
teach 537
predetermination
611
wonder 870
- fire 716
- house 892
- into
conversion 144
river 348
- one's mind 529
- one's purse strings
809
- order 194
- question
question 461
uncertain 475
- rupture 713
- sesame key 631
speamz
- space 180
- the ball
precedence 62
beginning 66
- the door to
cause 153
facilitate 705
permit 760
- the lips 529
- the lock 480a
- the sluices 297
- the trenches 716
- to liabU 177
/acae705
- to discussion 475
- to suspicion 485
- to the view 446
- up begin 66
disclose 529
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enmity 889
throw - 296
with - doors 531
opening
beginning 66
opportunity 134
space 180
gap 198
aperture 260
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open-hearted
veracious 543
artless 703
liberal 816
honorable 939
open-mouthed
cry 411
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speak 582
loquacious 584
desire 865
wonder 870
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drama 599
-glass 445
- House 599
op^ra boufle 599
operas pretium est
646
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oi>erandi, modus
method ^27
conduct ^^2
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produce 161
ac^l70
warkG&d
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[see operate]
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in -680
put in - 677
surgical - 662
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acting 170
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operator
surgeon 662
doer 690
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toilsome 686
difficxdt 704
ophicleide 417
ophiology 368
ophiomancy 511
ophite 440
ophthalmia 443
ophthalmic 441
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opiniative 481
opiniator 606
opini&tre 481
opinion 484
give an - 480
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oneself 880
popular - 488
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wedded to an - 606
opinionate
narrow-minded 481
obstinate 606
opinionated, self -
880
opinionist
positive 474
obstinate 606
opitulation 707
opium soothe 174
deaden sense 376
iniemperance 954
- den 945
opium eater 683
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oppilation 706
opponent
antagonist 710
enemy 891
opportune
weU timed 134
expedient 646
opportunism 646
opportunity 134
lose an - 135
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counteract 179
evidence 468
dash 70S
opposite
contrary 14
-scale 30
- side 237
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[see oppose] 708
the - 710
oppositionist 710
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severe 739
malevolence 907
oppressed with mel
ancholy 837
oppressive hot 382
painful 830
oppressor
tyrant 739
evil doer 913
opprobrium 874
oppugnation
opposition 708
resistance 719
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optics light 420
sight 411
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optimates 87^
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ORDI
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optixniBin
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opum fiuiata cupi-
do803
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prophet 613
Oracle, Sir -
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blusterer 887
oracular
ambiguous 475
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mime 415
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God 976
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ordeal
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ranA; 873
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decoration 877
feu>963
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call to - 932
in -620
in working - 673
keep in - 693
money - 800
- from disorder sprung
58
- is heaven's first law
58
- of the day
conformity 82
events 151
habUQlS
plan 636
command 741
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out of - 651
pass to the - of the
day 624
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recur in regular - 138
set in - 60
set one's house in -
673
standing - 613
orderless 59
orderly
regular 58, 80
arrange 60
conformable 82
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in*- 996
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ordinance
command 741
law96S
rite 998
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ugly 846
simple 849
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lie in - 681
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rule SO
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measurement 466
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commission 755
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n^€998
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ordo est parium dis-
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voice 580
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arrange 60
produce 161
plan 626
(prepare 673)
organized hypocrisy
544
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or^es 954
onel recess 191
comer 244
window 260
chapel 1000
Orient East 236
sunrise 420
orientate 236
orifice
beginning 66
opening 260
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Origenism984
origin
beginning 66
cause 153
derive its - 154
original
dissimilar 18
not imitated 20
model 22
individual 79
exceptional 83
cause 153
invented 515
laughingstock 857
return to - state 660
originality
wui eoo
want of - 843
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invent 515
-in 154
originator 164
Orion's belt ;5l8
orismology
UJord562
name 564
orison request 765
worship 990
ormolu
sham 545
ornament 847
Ormuzd 979
ornament
in writing bTi
adornment 847
glory STi
excess of - 851
ornamental art 847
painting 556
ornate
- writing bTJ
ornamental 847
omaYit, nihil tetigit
quod non - 850
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omithomancy 511
orotund 577
orphan 129
Orpheus 416
orpiment 436
orrery 318
orthodox
conformable 82
- religion 983a
- dissenter 984
orthodoxy 983a
orthoepy 580
orthogonal 212
orthography 561
orthofogy 494
orthometry
measurement 466
prosody 597
orthop»dy 662
orthopraxy 662
orts remnants 40
useless 645
(trifles 643)
oryctology
minerals 358
organic remains 368
O Salutaris 990
oscillation
change 149
motion 314
center of - 222
oscitancy
opening 260
sleepy 683
osculation
contact 199
endearment 902
Osiris 979
Osmanli984
Ossa on Pelion
heap 72
weight 319
osseous 323
ossify 323
ossuary 363
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OUTJ
OUT
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probable 472
manifest 525
plea 617
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osteology 329
osteopathj 662
ostiary
mouth 2ldO
doorkeeper 263
estxuiry 343
ostium 260
ostler 746
ostracise
banish S93
censure 932
punish 972
ostrich 274
stomach of an - 957
otalgia 378
Othello's occupa-
tion's gone 757
other 15
do unto -8 as we
would men should
do unto us 942
enter into the feelings
of -s 906
every - 138
in - words 522
just the - way 14
- extreme 14
-side of the shield
468
- things to do 683
- time 119
put oneself in the
place of -s 942
the - day 123
otherwise 18
otia fecit, Deus no-
bis hsoc- 840
otiosity 683
otium cum digni-
tate685
ottar, otto 400
otter hoimd 366
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oubliette
ambush 530
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ought 874
ought
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Our Lady 987
ourselves 372
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cool SS5
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- at heels 804
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495
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censure 932
- with it
disclose 529
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play - 729
send - 297
time - of joint 735
waters - 337
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compensate 30
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outbrave 885
out-brasen 885
outbreak
beginning 66
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revolt 742
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violence 173
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censure 932
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conquer 731
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outer 220
outermost 220
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outfit clothes 225
equipment 673
outflank flank 236
defeat 731
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outgeneral 731
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outgoings 809
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outgrowth 65, 154
out-Herod
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bluster 174
{exaggerate 549)
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outing 2()6
outjump
trnnacursion 303
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outlandish
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barbarous 851
ridiculous 853
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outlaw
irregular 83
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reprobate 949
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outlay 809
outleap 303
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Srcss 295
ine contour 280
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painting 556
plan 626
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rudiments 66
principles 596
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continue 141
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outstare 885
outlying
remaining 40
exterior 220
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trick 545
defeat 731
outmarch 274
outnumber 102
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get - the way 623
get well - 671
go - one's way 629
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-cash 804
- character 24
- conceit with 867
- countenance
disrepute 874
humbled 879
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- dat«
anachronism 115
old 124
ill-timed 135
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- employ 681
- favor 867
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disorder 59
powerless 158
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completed 729
- harness 748
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distant 196
not hear 419
- humor
discontent 832
anficr 90C
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disorder 59
impotent 158
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- one's depth
deep20&
shortcoming 304
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- one's power 471
- one's reckoning
uncertain 475
error 495
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disappointment 509
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- one's wits 824
- order
disorder 59
unconformity 83
imperfect 651
- patience 825
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disorder 59
unconformable 83
displaced 185
inexpedient 647
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poverty 804
(ia&^806
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- reach
distant 196
impossible 471
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dejection 837
- spirits 837
- tfie common 83
- the perpendicular
217
- the question
impossible 471
dissent 489
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hopeless 859
refusal 764
undue 925
- the sphere of 196
- the way
irrelevant 10
exceptional 83
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dUtarU 196
ridiculous 853
8edti(iec{ 893
- the world
dead 360
secluded 893
- time
unmusical 414
imperfect 651
spoiled 659
discord 713
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OVER
OVER
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neglect 460
conceal 528
turn - doors 297
outogeny 357
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circumjacent 227
front 2S4L
- of advancing day
126
outpotiring
egress 295
information 527
abundance 639
output egress 295
frroduce 775
outrage
violence 173
6vi/619
&adnefi8 649
injury to 659
resentment 900
malevolence 907
disrespect 929 ,
fifut//947
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outrance: ll-
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complete 52
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ridiculous 853
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outride 303
outrider 64
outrigger
support 215
boot 273
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outrival
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«itrpa«8 303
/amc 873
outrun 303
- the constable
de6^806
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outscourini^ 653
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eclipse 874
outsiae
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outspeak 582
outspoken say 582
ar(/e«« 703
be - censure 932
outspread 202
outstanding
remaining 40
outside 220
- accounts 811
- debt 806
outstare 885
outstep 303
outstretched 202
with - arms 894
outstrip 303
outtalk 584
outvie contend 720
shine 873
outvote 731
outward 220
- bound 293
outweigh
exceed 33
predominate 175
(unequal 28)
outwit deceive 545
defeat 731
outwork
defense 717
oval 247
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ovate 247
ovation
triumph 883
{trophy 733)
oven 386
like an - hot 382
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endQ7
past 122
^1^^206
too much 641
all - completed 729
all - with
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danger - 664
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get -660
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make - 784
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superior 33
added 37
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away 196
- the mark 33
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set - 755
turn - 218
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overact bustle 682
ajff'ec/855
overall 225
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overarch 223
overawe sway 737
intimidcUe 860
respect 92S
overbalance
unequal 28
compensation 30
superior 33
overbear
influence 175
overbearing 885
overboard, throw -
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reject 610
disuse 678
abrogate 756
relinquish 782
overborne
failure 732
subjection 749
overburden
r&iundant 641
bad(y49
fatigue 688
overcast dmcdj/ 353
dark'^l
dim 422
overcautious 864
overcharge
exaggerate 549
«<2/i« 577
redundance 641
deamess 814
overcoat 225
overcolor 549
overcome
induce 615
conquer 731
«a(i 837
disgraced 874
iip«y 959
- an obstacle 731
overconfident
credulous 486
r(w/i 863
overcredulous 486
overcmioiMi 455
overdate 115
overdistention 194
overdo
redundance 641
bustle 682
affectation 855
overdose 641
overdraw
exaggerate 549
misrepresent 555
prodigal 818
overdrawn acoottni
808
overdue 115
overeager 865
overeat oneself 957
overestimation 482
overf atigued 688
overfed 957
overfeed 641
overflow stream 348
redundance 641
- with gratitude 91 <>
overgo 303
overgorged
satiety 869
gluttony 957
overgrown much 3^
to^e 192
expanded 194
overnang AnrA 206
overhanging
destiny 152
pendency 214
overhasty 901
overhaul couru 85
attend to ^57
inquire 461
censure 932
overhead 206
overhear hear 418
be informed 527
overjoyed 827
overjump 303
overlap
inun'ap 225
go beyond 303
overlay cover 223
exaggerate 549
exceM 641
overcio 682
Aiwter 706
- with ornament
vjriting 577
overleap 303
overiiberal 818
overlie 223
overload
redundance 641
hinder 706
overlook slight 458
neg/ec^ 460
superintend 693
forgive 918
disparage 929
overlooked 642
not to be - 642
overlooker 694
overlying 206
overmaster 731
overmatch
unequal 28
superior 33
strength 159
conquer 731
overmeasure 641
overmodest 881
overmuch 641
overnight 122
overomcious 682
overpaid 819
overpass
OVER
OVER
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exceed ZS
transgress 303
overperauade 615
overplus
remainder 40
excess 641
oyerpoise 179
oyexpower
subdue 731
emotion 824
oyexpoweriiig
strong 159
ovev*praise
overrate 482
exaggerate 549
jfatter 933
oyerprize 482
overrate 482
cverreach pass 303
deceive 545
baj^545
orerreckon 482
overrefineznent 477
over-rellgiou8 955
override
superior 33
influence 175
passZOS
hinder 70Q
defeat 731
authority 737
severity 739
abrogate 756
c verrighteouB 988
overrule
control 737
cancel 756
orerruling
important 642
orerrun
presence 186
spread 194
printing 591
redundance 641
despoil 659
Of erscrupulous 939
oversea 57
overseer 694
oversensitive 822
overset tnt;er^ 218
[eve/ 308
subvert 731
overshadow
darken 421
repuie 873
disrepute 874
overshoot the mark
go beyond 303
exagaerate 549
ovenio 682
clumsy 699
oversight
inattention 458
erriw 496
superintendence 693
/ai/iire 732
overskip 303
oversleep 683
overspent 688
overspread
disperse 73
&e present 186
cover 233
overstate 549
overstep 303
overstock 641
overstrain
exto/ 482
/a/igtie688
oversupply 641
overt 525
- act 680
overtake 292
overtaken
tipsy 959
overtask )
overtax (
misuse 679
fatigue OSS
overthrow
destroy 162
2et;e/308
confute 479
vanquish 751
overthrown
vanquished 732
overthwart 708
overtired 688
overtop 9urpa«8 33
height 20Q
{perfection 650)
overtnistf ul 486
overture
precursor 64
music 415
ojffer 763
request 765
overturn
<ie«<ro2/ 162
invert 218
2et^308
confute 479
overvalue 482
overweening
e2:ceM 641
ro^/i 863
pride 878
conceit 880
infio/eriee 885
overweigh
exceed 33
influence 175
overrate 482
overwhelm
ruin 162
redundant 641
aj'ect824
overwhelmed
defeated 732
subjection 749
overwhelming
strong 159
wonderful ^10
overwise880
overwork
misuse 679
/a/igue 688
overwrought
exaggerated 549
emotion 824
affectation 855
overzealous 825
oviform 249
ovo, in - 153
ovoid 249
ovule 247
ovum 357
owe 806
- it to oneself 926
owing debt 806
attribution 155
owl /ooZ 501
-'s Ught 422
-s to Athens 641
screech - 412
own assent 488
divulge 529
possess 777
property 780
act on one's - respon-
sibility 738
after one's - heart
897
at one's - risk 926
come by one's - 775
condemned out of
one's - mouth 479
consult one's - pleas-
iu-e943
have one's - way
u^600
easy 705
succeed 731
authority 737
freedom 748
hold one's - 737
know one's - mind
604
look after one's - in-
terest 943
look with one's - eyes
459
not know one's - in-
terest 699
not know one's -
mind 605
of one's - accord
vnllQOO
willing Q02
out of one's - head
600
- flesh and blood
11
- oneself in the wrong
950
pay in one's - coin
718
stand in one's - light
699
take the law into
one's - hands
imr 722
lawless 964
throw a stone in one's
- garden
clumsy 699
retaliation 718
will of one's - 604
owner possessor 779
without an - 777a
ownership
property 780
ox animal 366
77ta2e373
hot enough to roast
an -382
Oxford school 984
oxg'oad 727
oxidation 357, 659
oxreim 45
oxygen 359
oxygon 244
oyer and terminer,
court of - 966
oyes 531
oyez 1 hear 418
publication 531
oyster 298
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invisible 447
neglect 460
conceal 528
turn - doors 297
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front 2S^
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126
outpotiring
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information 527
abundance 639
output egress 295
produce 776
outrage
violence 173
6n/619
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injury to 659
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moZevoZence 907
disrespect 929 ,
gut// 947
outrageous
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violent 173
scandalous 874
outrance: II-
^ea<31
complete 52
violent 173
guerre - 722
outrank 33
outr6
exceptional 83
exaggerate 549
ridiculous 853
outreach 545
outreckon 482
outre mer 196
outride 303
outrider 64
outrigger
support 215
boot 273
outright 52
outrival
superior 33
surpass 303
/ame 873
outrun 303
- the constable
de&^806
prodigal 818
outscourini^ 653
outset
beginning 66
departure 293
outsnino ^^rj/ 873
eclipse 874
outsiae
exterior 220
appearance 448
clean the - of the
platter
ostentation 882
mere - 544
- car 272
outsider 57
outskirts
distarU 196
ent^'roTM 227
outspan 292
outspeak 582
outspoken say 582
artless 703
be - censure 932
outspread 202
outstanding
remaining 40
outside 220
- accounts 811
- debt 806
outstare 885
outstep 303
outstretched 202
with - arms 894
outstrip 303
outtalk 584
outvie contend 720
shine 873
outvote 731
outward 220
- bound 293
outweigh
exceed 33
predominate 175
{unequal 28)
outwit deceive 545
defeat 731
outwork
defense 717
oval 247
ovary 357
ovate 247
ovation
triumph 883
{trophy 733)
oven 386
like an - hot 382
over more 33
remainder 40
crui 67
past 122
^1^^206
too mwc^ 641
all - completed 729
all - with
destroyed 162
deadSGO
failure 732
adversity 735
danger - 664
fight one's battles
again 594
get - 660
hand - 783
make - 784
- again
repeatedly 104
- against 237
- and above
superior 33
added 37
remainder 40
redundance 641
- head and eois
complete 52
height 20Q
feeling 821
- the border 196
- the hills and far
away 196
- the mark 33
- the way 237
set - 755
turn - 218
overabound 641
overact bustle 682
affect S55
overall 225
overanxiety 865
overarch 223
overawe suxiy 737
intimidate 860
respect 92S
overbalance
unequal 28
compensation 30
superior 33
overbear
influence 175
overbearing 885
overboard, throw -
eject 297
reject 610
disiLse 678
abrogate 756
relinquish 782
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failure 732
subjection 749
overburden
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6ad649
fatigue 688
overcast ctoudj/ 353
dark 421
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overcautious 864
overcharge
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808
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718
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699
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throw a stone in one's
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obstinate 606
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526
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pernicious 649
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hateful 898
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426
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obstructive
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791
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entreaty 765
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octodecimo 593
octogenarian 130
octopus 846, 913
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ridiculous 853
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laughingstock 857
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discord 713
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mixture 41
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useless 645
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disagreeable 830
ugly S4Q
hateful 898
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hatred 898
blame 932
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pietism 988
church 995
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stand - 287
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785
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874
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obnoxious 898
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sin - 952
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worship 990
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offhand soon 132
inattentive 458
careless 460
spontaneous 612
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worship 990
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do one's - 772
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kind -s 906
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posterity 167
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laughingstock 857
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danger 665
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escdusion 55
neglect 460
failure 732
nonobservance 773
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731
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omniform 81
omnigenous 81
omnipotence
povoer 157
God 976
omnipresence
presence 186
God 976
onmiscience
knowledge 490
God 976
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confusion 59
assemblage 72
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desire 865
gluttony 957
omophagic 298
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somebody 372
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all - to 823
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concur 178
concord 714
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make - of 186
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903
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violent 173
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one-eyed 443
one-horse 643, 651
oneirocritic 524
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oneiromancy 511
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difficuUKA
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take upon -
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dishonorable 940
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variegated 440
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artless 703
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break - 173
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manifest 525
publish 531
lay -226
lay oneself - to 177
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atmosphere 338
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courtesy 894
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611
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809
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surgeon 662
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ophthalmic 441
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wedded to an - 606
opinionate
narrovo-minded 481
obstinate 606
opinionated, self -
880
opinionist
positive 474
obstinate 606
opitulation 707
opimn soothe 174
deaden sense 376
intemperance 954
- den 945
opium eater 683
oppidan 188
oppilation 706
opponent
antagonist 710
enemy 891
opportune
well timed 134
expedient 646
opportunism 646
opportunity 134
lose an - 135
oppose contrary 14
counteract 179
evidence 468
dash 70^
opposite
contrary 14
- scale 30
- side 237
opposition
[see oppose] 708
the - 710
oppositionist 710
oppress molest 649
severe 739
malevolence 907
oppressed with mel
ancholy 837
oppressive hot 382
painful 830
oppressor
tyrant 739
evU doer 913
opprobrium 874
oppugnation
opposition 708
resistance 719
opsimathy 537
optative 865
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optics light 420
sight 441
optimacy 875
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ORDI
ORIG
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hopeful 858
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flatterer 935
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opulence 803
opum fiuiata cupi-
do 803
opuscule 593
or yeUow 436
orange 439
alternative 609
oracle sage 500
prophet 613
Oracle, Sir -
positive 474
vanUySSO
blusterer 887
oracular
ambiguous 475
wise 498
prediction 511
oraesempre 112
ora et labora 686, 990
oral voice 580
speech 582
- communication 588
- evidence 467
orange round 249
co^ 439
orangery 371
oration 582
funeral - 363
orator 582
orau)rio 415
oratory
speaking 582
place of prayer 1000
orb region 181
circle 247
luminary 423
eye 441
sphere of action 625
- of day sun 318
luminary 423
- of night 318
orbicular 247
orbit circle 247
heavens 318
po^^ 627
orchard 371
orchestra
music 415
mtmcian« 416
instruments 417
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orchotomy 158
ordain
command 741
commission 755
(fu€924
;e^a;963
God 976
church 991
ordained due 924
c^^y 996
ordeal
experiment 463
<row!)Zc 828
sorcery 992
- of battle 722
order
rsgularity 68
cmss 75
requirement 630
direct 693
command 741
money 800
ranA; 873
quality 875
decoration 877
feu^963
at one's - 743
call to - 932
in - 620
in working - 673
keep in - 693
money - 800
- from disorder sprung
58
- is heaven's first law
58
- of the day
conformity 82
events 151
hahU^U
plan 636
command 741
- of your going 684
out of - 651
pass to the - of the
day 624
put in - 60
recur in regular - 138
set in - 60
set one's house in -
673
standing - 613
orderless 59
orderly
regvdar 58, 80
arrange 60
conformable 82
servant 746
- of succession 63
- of things 80
orders, holy - 995
in*- 996
ordinal 998
ordinance
command 741
law9Q3
rite 99S
ordinary usual 82
m«a/ 298
habituod 613
imperfect 651
ugly S4!d
simple 849
in - store 636
lay up in - 678
lie in - 681
- condition
rule SO
- course of things 613
ordinate 466
ordination
measurement 466
command 741
commission 755
church 995
rite 99S
ordnance 727
ordo est parium dis-
pariumque &c. 58
ordonnance 963
ordure 653
ore 635
oread 979
ore rotundo 577
organ music 417
voice 580
instrument 633
- of the soul 580
organic state 7
structural 329
protoplastic 357
- chanj^e 146
- chenustry 357
- remains 357
dead 362
organism 329
organist 416
organization
arrangement 60
pfoduMion 161
structure 329
animated nature 367
organize
arrange 60
produce 161
plan 626
{prepare 673)
organized hypocrisy
544
organology 329
orgasm 173
oigies 954
oriel recess 191
comer 244
tvindow 260
chapel 1000
Orient East 236
sunrise 420
orientate 236
orifice
beginning 66
opening 260
oriflamme 550
Origenism 984
origin
beginning 66
cause 153
derive its - 154
original
dissimilar 18
not imitated 20
model 22
individual 79
exceptional 83
cause 153
invented 515
laughingstock 857
return to - state 660
originality
want of - 843
originate begin 66
cause 153
invent 515
-in 154
originator 164
Orion's belt ol8
orismology
ward ^2
name 564
orison request 765
worship 990
ormolu
sham 545
ornament 847
Ormuzd 979
ornament
in writing 677
adornment 847
glory ST3
excess of - 851
ornamental art 847
painting 556
ornate
- writing 577
ornamental 847
omavit, nihil tetigit
quod non - 850
omiscopy 51 1
ornithology 368
omithomancy 511
orotiuid 577
orphan 129
Orpheus 416
orpiment 436
orrery 318
orthodox
conformable 82
- religion 983a
- dissenter 984
orthodoxy 983a
orthoepy 580
orthogonal 212
orthography 561
orthology 494
orthometry
measurement 466
prosody 597
orthop»dy 662
orthopraxy 662
orts remnants 40
useless 645
(tHfles 643)
oryctology
minerals 358
organic remains 368
O Salutaris 990
oscillation
change 149
motion 314
center of - 222
oscitancy
opening 260
sleepy 683
osculation
contact 199
endearment 902
Osiris 979
Osmanli 984
Ossa on Pelion
^eap 72
weight 319
osseous 323
ossify 323
ossuary 363
OSTE
OUTJ
OUT
OUT
ostensible
appearance 448
probable 472
manifest 525
plea Q17
ostentation 882
osteology 329
osteopathj 662
ostiary
moulh 200
doorkeeper 263
eslitary 343
ostium 260
ostler 746
ostracise
banish S93
censure 932
punish 972
ostrich 274
stomach of an - 957
otalgia 378
Othello's occupa-
tion's gone 757
other 15
do unto -8 as we
would men should
do unto us 942
enter into the feelings
of -8 906
every - 138
in - words 522
just the - way 14
- extreme 14
-side of the shield
468
- things to do 683
-time 119
put oneself in the
place of -s 942
the - day 123
otherwise 18
otia fecit, Deus no-
bis hsoc- 840
otiosity 683
otium cum digni-
tate685
ottar, otto 400
otter hoimd 366
ottoman 215
oubliette
ambiLsh 530
prison 752
ought 874
ought
-to be 922
- to be done 926
oul-dire 532
oiuice weight 319
ouphe 980
Our Lady 987
ourselves 372
oust eject 297
dismiss 756
deprive 789
out exterior 220
in error 495
come - 446
go - egress 295
cool 385
- and out 52
- at elbows 874
- at heels 804
- in one's reckoning
495
- of [see below]
- upon it
malediction 908
censure 932
- with it
disclose 529
obliterate 552
play - 729
send - 297
time - of joint 735
waters - 337
oi;tbalance
compensate 30
superiority 33
outbid 794
outbrave 885
out-brasen 885
outbreak
beginning 66
violence 173
egress 295
discord 713
attack 71Q
revolt 742
passion 825
outburst
violence 173
egress 295
revolt 825
outcast
unconformable 83
Pariah 876
secluded 893
bad man 949
outcome egress 295
produce 775
outcry noise 41 1
auction 796
complaint 839
censure 932
outdo superior 33
transcursion 303
activity 682
conquer 731
outdoor 220
outer 220
outermost 220
outface 885
outfit clothes 225
equipment 673
oxxtuajok flank 236
defeat 731
outgate 295
outgeneral 731
outgo 303
outgoing 295
outgoings 809
outgrow 194
outgrowth 65, 154
out-Herod
superior 33
bluster 174
(exaggerate 549)
outhouse 191
outing 266
outjump
transcursion 303
repute 873
outlandish
foreign 10
irregular 83
barbarous 851
ridiculous 853
outlast 110
outlaw
irregular 83
secluded 893
reprobate 949
outlawry 964
outlay 809
outleap 303
outlet opening 260
eqress 295
outline contour 280
features 448
sketch 554
painting 556
p^7i626
outlines
rudiments 66
principles 596
outlive
survive 110
continue 141
outlook view 448
outstare 885
outlying
remaining 40
exterior 220
outmaneuver
trick 545
defeat 731
outmarch 274
outnumber 102
out of motive 615
insufficient 640
get - the way 623
get well - 671
go - one's way 629
- all proportion 31
- breath 688
-cash 804
- character 24
- conceit with 867
- countenance
disrepute 874
humbled 879
- danger 664
- date
anachronism 115
old 124
lU'timed 135
- doors 220
- employ 681
- favor 867
- focus 447
- gear
disorder 59
powerless 158
unprepared 674
- hand soon 132
completed 729
- harness 748
- health 655
- hearing
distant 196
not hear 419
- humor
discontent 832
an^cr 900
joint
disorder 59
impotent 158
et^619
luck 735
one's depth
deep2X^
shortcoming 304
difficuU70A:
rash 863
one's mind 503
one's power 471
one's reckoning
uncertain 475
error 495
inexpectation 508
disappointment 509
one's teens 131
one's wits 824
order
disorder 59
unconformity 83
imperfect 651
patience 825
place
disorder 59
unconformable 83
displaced 185
inexpedient 647
pocket loss 776
poverty 804
(/e6/806
print 552
reach
distant 196
impossible 471
repair 659
repute 874
season 135
shape 243
sorts disorder 59
dejection 837
spirits 837
tfie common 83
the perpendicular
217
the question
impossible 471
dissent 489
rejection 610
hopeless 859
refusal 764
undue 925
the sphere of 196
the way
irrelevant 10
exceptional 83
absent 187
cfi8ton< 196
ridiculous 853
secluded 893
the world
dead 360
secluded 893
time
unmt(<stca/ 414
imperfect 651
spoiled 659
discord 713
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OVER
OVER
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put - sight
invisible 447
neglect 460
conceal 528
turn - doors 297
outogeny 357
outpost distant 196
circumjacent 227
/ron^ 234
- of advancing day
126
outpouring
egress 295
information 527
abundance 639
output egress 295
produce 775
outrage
violence 173
m2 619
6adn€88 649
injury to 659
reserUmerU 900
malevolence 907
disrespect 929 ,
^t2^947
outrageous
^cemve 31
vioZeni 173
scandalous 874
outrance: & -
^ea( 31
complete 52
violent 173
guerre - 722
outrank 33
outr6
exceptional 83
exaggerate 549
ridiculous 853
outreach 545
outreckon 482
outre mer 196
outride 303
outrider 64
outrigger
support 215
boat 27^
outright 52
outrival
superior 33
surpass 303
/ame 873
outrun 303
- the constable
debt 806
prodigal 818
outscourinirs 653
outset
beginning 66
departure 293
outsnino gZory 873
eclivse 874
outsiae
exterior 220
appearance 448
clean the - of the
platter
ostentation 882
mere - 544
- car 272
532
outsider 57
outskirts
distant 196
environs 227
outspan 292
outspeak 582
outspoken say 582
artless 703
be - censure 932
outspread 202
outstanding
remaining 40
outside 220
- accounts 811
- debt 806
outstare 885
outstep 303
outstretched 202
with - arms 894
outstrip 303
outtalk 584
outvie contend 720
shine 873
outvote 731
outward 220
- bound 293
outweigh
exceed 33
predominate 175
(unequal 28)
outwit deceive 545
defeat 731
outwork
defense 717
oval 247
ovary 357
ovate 247
ovation
triumph 883
(trophy 733)
oven 386
like an - hot 382
over more 33
remainder 40
end 67
pa«< 122
high 2m
too much 641
all - completed 729
all - with
destroyed 162
de(ui360
failure 732
adversity 735
danger - 664
fight one's battles
again 594
get -660
hand - 783
make - 784
- again
repeatedly 104
- against 237
- and above
superior 33
a<Wed37
remainder 40
redundance 641
- head and ears
complete 52
height 2m
feeling 821
- the border 196
- the hills and far
away 196
- the mark 33
- the way 237
set - 755
turn - 218
overabound 641
overact bustle 682
affect ^b
overall 225
overanziety 865
overarch 223
overawe suxxy 737
intimidate 860
respect 928
overbalance
unequal 28
compensation 30
superior 33
overbear
influence 175
overbearing 885
overboard, throw -
(^ect 297
reject 610
disuse 678
abrogate 756
relinquish 782
overborne
failure 732
subjection 749
overburden
redundant 641
badU^
fatigue 088
overcast cloudy 353
dark 421
dim 422
overcautious 864
overcharge
exaggerate 549
«/?/ie 577
redundance 641
deamess 814
overcoat 225
overcolor 549
overcome
induce 615
conquer 731
«ad837
disgraced 874
h'psy 959
- an obstacle 731
overconfident
credulous 486
rcw/i 863
overcredulous 486
overcurious 455
overdate 115
overdistention 194
overdo
redundance 641
bustle 682
affectation 855
overdose 641
overdraw
exaggerate 549
misrepresent 555
prodigal 818
overdrawn aocounfc
808
overdue 115
overeager 865
overeat oneself 957
overestimation 482
overf atigued 688
overfed 957
overfeed 641
overflow stream 348
redundance 641
- with gratitude 91 1>
overgo 303
overgorged
satiety 869
gluttony 957
overgrown much 3^
^or^e 192
expanded 194
overnang ^i^^ 206
overhanging
destiny 152
pendency 214
overhasty 901
overhaul co(in^ 85
attend to 457
inquire 461
oeneure 932
overhead 206
overhear ^ear 418
be informed 527
overjoyed 827
overjump 303
overlap
inwrap 225
go beyond 303
overlay cover 223
exaggerate 549
excess 641
overdo 682
Wmier706
- with ornament
writing bll
overleap 303
overiiberal 818
overlie 223
overload
redundance 641
Slimier 706
overlook slight 458
neglect A&^
superintend 693
forgive 918
disparage 929
overlooked 642
not to be - 642
overlooker 694
overlsring 206
overmaster 731
overmatch
unequal 28
superior 33
strength 159
conquer 731
overmeasure 641
overmodest 881
overmuch 641
overnight 122
overofflcious 682
overpaid 819
overpass
OVER
OVER
OWN
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exceed 33
transgress 303
overpenuade 615
overplus
remainder 40
excess 641
overpoise 179
overpower
subdue 731
emotion 824
overpowering
strong 159
ove«iiraiBe
overrate 482
exaggerate 549
yZa«er 933
overprize 482
overrate 482
overreach pass 303
deceive 545
&aj^545
OTerreckon 482
overrefinement 477
over-reiigiouB 955
override
superior 33
influence 175
iMMa303
hinder 706
de/eai 731
authanty 737
severity 739
abrogate 756
c verrighteouB 988
overrule
conft'oZ 737
cariceZ 756
orerruling
important 642
orerrun
presence 186
spread 194
printing 591
redundance 641
despoil 659
Of erscrupulouB 939
oversea 57
overseer 694
oversensitive 822
overset invert 218
[eve/ 308
subvert 731
overshadow
darken 421
repute 873
disrepute 874
evershoot the mark
(70 beyond 303
exaggerate 549
overdo 682
clumsy 699
oversight
ino/ten/ion 458
error 495
superintendence 693
/ai/wre 732
overskip 303
oversleep 683
overspent 688
overspread
disperse 73
be present 186
cowr 233
overstate 549
overstep 303
overstock 641
overstrain
ex/o/482
/a/i^e 688
oversupply 641
overt 525
-act 680
overtake 292
overtaken
tipsy 959
overtask )
overtax S
misuse 679
/aiigfweGSS
overthrow
destroy 162
/eve/ 308
confute 479
vanguia^ 751
overthrown
vanquished 732
overthwart 708
overtired 688
overtop surpass 33
ALei{7/i/206
{perfection 650)
overtrustf ul 486
overture
precursor 64
music 415
o^er 763
request 765
overturn
de«/ro2/ 162
inver/ 218
/eve/ 308
confute 479
overvalue 482
overweening
exceM 641
rashS%S
pride S7S
conceitSSO
insolence 885
overweigh
exceed 33
influence 175
overrate 482
overwhelm
ruin 162
redundant 641
aj^ec/ 824
overwhekned
defeated 732
subjection 749
overwhelming
strong 159
wonderful 870
overwise 880
overwork
misuee 679
/o/i^ue 688
overwrought
exaggerated 549
emotion 824
affectation 855
overzealous 825
oviform 249
ovo, in - 153
ovoid 249
ovule 247
ovum 357
owe 806
- it to oneself 926
owing debt 806
attribution 155
owl /oo/ 501
-'8 light 422
-8 to Athens 641
screech - 412
own assent 488
divvlge 529
possess 777
property 780
act on one's - respon-
sibility 738
after one's - heart
897
at one's - risk 926
come by one's - 775
condemned out of
one's - mouth 479
consult one's - pleas-
ure 943
have one's - way
wiU GOO
easy 705
succeed 731
authority 737
freedom 748
hold one's - 737
know one's - mind
604
look after one's - in-
terest 943
look with one's - eyes
459
not know one's - in-
terest 699
not know one's -
mind 605
of one's - accord
wiUGOO
vnllingQ02
out of one's - head
600
- flesh and blood
11
- oneself in the wrong
950
pay in one's - coin
718
stand in one's - light
699
take the law into
one's - handa
uwr 722
lawless 964
throw a stone in one's
- garden
clumsy 699
retaliation 718
will of one's - 604
owner possessor 779
without an - 777a
ownership
property 780
oz animrol 366
Tna/e373
hot enough to roast
an -382
Oxford school 984
ozgoad 727
oxidation 357, 659
oxreim 45
oxygen 359
oxygon 244
oyer and terminer,
court of - 966
oyes 531
oyezi hear 418
publication 531
oyster 298
"cfi^
P:- coat 225
mind one's -'s and Q's
care 459
VolUe 894
duly 926
pabulum
/ood 298
material 316
mental - 454
- pictura pascit inani
452
pace walk 264
journey 266
measure 466
keep - with
concur 178
velocity 274
- up and down 266
put through one's -s
525
show one's -s
ostentation 882
pace permission 760
- tan*i nominis 928
pachyderxnatouB
physically - 376
morally - 823
pacific 721
pacification 723
pacify allay 174
{compose 823)
(forgive 918)
pack arrange 60
assemblage 72
/oca/€ 184
sguee^e 195
prepare 673
6ur(ien 706
- off depart 293
eject 297
- of nonsense 643
-up 229
send -ing 297
package
assemblage 72
location 184
packer 673
packet
assemblage 72
ship 273
pack hone 271
pack saddle 215
pack thread 205
pact 769
Pactolus 803
pad thicken 194
line 224
horse 271
padding
lining 224
stopper 263
«o/i 324
paddle walk 266
rouj 207
^Jor633
f34
- one 8 own canoe
conduct 692
/ree 748
- steamer 273
paddock 232
paddy 330
padishah 745
padlock
fastening 45
fetter 752
put a - on one's lips
585
padre 996
padrone 745
psoan
rejoicing 838
celebration 883
gratitude 916
approbation 931
worship 990
paganism 984
page
numeration 85
vrinting 591
&oo^ 593
attendant 746
pageant
spectacle 448
«W>882
pagination 85
pagoda 1000
pagri225
pah 717
paU 191
paillard 962
paillasse 215
pain yhyidcal - 378
m&ral - 828
verudty 974
painfulness 830
painfully very 31
painless 827
pains 686
get for one's - 973
- and penidtics 974
take - 686
painstaking
active ^2
laborious 686
paint coat 223
color 428
deceive 545
delineate 556
omameni 847
- the lily 041
- the town red 840
painter rope 45
artist 559
painting 666
pair similar 17
couple 89
- off average 29
marry 9()3
pair-oar 273
pairs cflrc/8 840
pajamas 225
paktong 545
pal ally 711
chum 890
palace 89
bishop's - 1000
Paladin
defense 111
combatant 726
palsBOcrystic 124
palsBology [see
paleology &c.]
pal8Bstra
school 542
arena 728
[and see palestric]
palais de v6rit6 703
palang215
palanquin 272
palatable
savory 394
pleasant 829
palate 390
tickle the - 394
palatial palace 189
ostentatious 882
palatine 745
Palatine Court 966
palaver
unmeaning 517
speech 582
loquacity 584
colloquy 588
council 696
pale region 181
inclosure 232
hwi/ 233
dir/i 422
colorless 429
frightened 860
- its ineffectual fire
dim 422
014/ of repute 874
- of the church 995
turn -
lose color 429
emotion 821
fear 860
pale-faced 429
paleoanthropic 124
paleography
past 122
Philology 500
paleology past 122
language 160
paleontology 368
paleozoic 124
palestric
exertion 686
contention 720
paletot 225
palette 556
palfrey 271
palimpsest 147
palindrome
inversion 218
neology 563
paling /ence 232
prison 752
palingenesis 163, 66G
palinody 607
palisade
defense 717
prison 752
paUd272
pall man^ 225
funeral 363
dt^i^/ 395
insignia 747
u^eary 841
(fisZi^ 867
so^fy 869
canonicals 999
palladium
«a/e/y 664
{defense 717)
pallet support 215
painter's - 556
pafliament 225
palliate
moderate 174
mind 658
relieve 834
extenuate 937
palUative 174
remedy 662
paUid 429
pallium 999
pail-mall 840
pallone 840
pallor 429
palm
measure of length 200
trophy 733
8teai791
laurel 877.
bear the - 873
for authors nobler -a
remain 593
grease the -
induce 615
give 784
itching - 865
- off, - upon 545
win the - 731
palmated257
palmer
traveler 268
cteroy 996
palmiped 219
palmistry 511
palmy
prosperous 734
pleasant 829
joyous 836
- days
prosperity 734
pleasure 827
palpable
material 316 /
V
PALP
PAPE
PARA
PARC
tactUe 379
obvious 446
manifest 525
(intelligible 518)
clothing the - and
fanoLuiar 525
- obscure 421
palpation 379
palpitate
tremble 315
emotion 821
/car 860
palpus 379
palsgrave 875
palsy
impotence 158
physical insensibil-
ity S76
disease 655
mental insensibility
823
{weakness 160)
palter
falsehood 544
shift 605
elude 773
paltering 520
paltry small 32
unitnportant 643
mean 940
paludal 345
prunpas 344
pamper
indulge 954
gror^e 957
pamphlet 593
pamphleteer 595
pan 191
panacea 662
panache pluinc 256
ornament 847
Pan-American 78
Pan-Anglican 78
pancake 298
pandar [see pander]
Pandean pipes 417
pandect
knowledge 490
dissertation 595
compendium 596
code 963
Pandemonium 982
inhabitants of - 978
pander pimp 962
- to instrument 631
help 707
flatter 933
pandiculation
expansion 194
opening 260
sicepi/ 683
Pandoor 726
Pandora's box 619
bottom of - 858
paned 440
panegyric 931
panegyrize 482
panel list 86
partition 228
accused 938
- game 545
sliding - 545
paneling 847
pang physical - 378
moral 828
Pan-Germanic 78
Pangloss 492
panhandler 876
panharmonic 78
Pan-Hellenic 78
pani 337
panic 860
panier 225
pannel 213
pannier 191
panoply 490
defense 717
arms 727
panopticon 752
panorama view 448
painting 556
panoramic 446
Pan-Slavic 78
pant heat 382
fatigue 688
emotion 821
- for 865
- ing time toileth &c.
106
pantaloon
old man 130
pantomimist 599
buffoon 844
pantaloons 225
pantheism 984
Pantheon gods 979
temple 1000
panther
courage 861
pantile roof 223
conduit 350
pantisocracy 737, 875
pantologist
scholar 492
proficient 700
pantology 490
pantometer 466
pantomime
signs 550
drama 599
pantophagous 298
pantophagy 957
pantry 191
pants 225
panurgy 698
pap mamma 250
pulp 354
papa/a//ier 166
Papa pope 996
papacy 984
papal 995
paper cover 223
white 430
writing 590
book 593
security 771
{record 551)
- credit 805
- money 800
- pellet 643
- war
discussion 476
contention 720
Paphian
intemperate 954
imvure 961
papilionaceous 242
papilla 250
papillote 256
papistry 984
papoose 129
pappous 256
papula 250
papulose 250
papyrus 590
par 27
above - 648
below - low 207
imperfect 651
de-le roi 737
- excellence 33
- negotiis neque su-
pra 625
- nobile fratrum
alike 17
friends S90
- parenthtee 134
- pari refero 718
- value 812
parable
metaphor 521
teaching 537
description 594
parabola curve 245
parabolic
metaphorical 521
paracentesis 297
parachronism 115
parachute
balloon 273
means of safety 666
Paraclete 976
paracme 63
parade walk 189
ostentation 882
paradigm 22
Paradise bliss 827
heaven 981
in - 827
paradox
absurdity 497
obscurity 519
difficulty 704
{mystery 528)
paradoxical
uncertain 475
unintelligible 519
parafian356
paragon
perfect 650
glory 873
good man 948
paragram
ambiguous 520
neology 563
paragraph par^ 51
phrase 566
article 593
paraleipsis 400
parallax 196
parallel
similarity 17
imitate 19
- position 216
symmetry 242
draw a - 464
none but himself can
be his - 873
run - 178
parallelism 216
agreement 23
parallelogram 244
parallelopiped 244
paralogism 477
paralysis
impotence 158
physical insensibH'
ityS7Q
disease 655
moral insensibility
823
paralyze 158, 376, 823
paramount
supreme 33
important 642
authority 737
lord - master 745
possessor 779
- estate 780
paramour 897
paranoia 503
parapet 717
paraph 550
paraphernalia
machinery 633
belonging 780
paraphrase
imitation 19
copy 21
synonym 522
phrase 566
paraphrast 524.
paraphrastic
imitative 19
interpretation 522
parasite semZe 886
flatterer 935
parasitic
subjection 749
grasping 789
servile 886
parasol covering 223
«/}arfe 424
paratus
in utrumque -
resolved 604
rco^y 673
semper - 673
parbleu 908
parboil 384
parbuckle 633
Parc89 601
parcel par/ 51
proup 72
- out arrange 60
a/Zo< 786
part and - 56
parcels
property 780
parcere subjectis
lenity 740
pity 914
parch r/r;/ 340
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PARC
PART
PART
PASH
bakeSS^
parched with thirst
865
parchment
writing 590
security 771
parcity 819
pardon 918
beg - 952
general - 506
- me 489
pardonable 937
pare cut 38
reduce 195
pec/ 204
divest 226
{acra'pe 331)
-down
shorten 201
paregoric 662
parenchyma
materiality 316
structure 329
parent 166
parentage
consanguinity 11
paternity 166
parenthesis
discontinuity 70
inversion 218
interjacence 228
by way of -
occasion 134
parenthetical
irrelative 10
parget 223
pargeting 847
parhelion 423
pariah
commonalty 876
outcast 893
parian
sculpture 557
parietal 236
parietes 224
paring [see pare]
sinaU 32
{vart 51)
paring-knife 253
pari passu
equality 27
synchronism 120
parish 181
bring to the - 804
come upon the - 804
piuishioner 997
paritor 965
paritur pax hello 721
parity 17, 27
park house 189
plain 344
trees 367
artillery 727
pleasure ground 840
- paling 232
parlance 582
in common - 576
parlementaire
messenger 534
flag of truce 723
parler
536
- d tort et d travers
illogical 477
nonsense 497
fa^on de - 521
parley talk 588
mediation 724
parliament 696
parliamentary secu-
rities 802
parlor 191
parlor car 272
parlor maid 746
parlous 665
Parnassus 597
parochial 181
parody
imitation 19
copy 21
misinterpret 523
misrepresentation
555
travesty 856
parole speech 582
on - restraint 751
prisoner 754
promise 768
Parolles 887
paronomasia
neology 563
ornament 577
paronymous 562
parozjrsm
violence 173
emotion 825
an^er 900
parquet 599
parquetry 440
Parr, Old - 130
parricide 361
parrot
imitation 19
loquacity 584
repeat as a - 505
parry confute 479
arerf 623
dc/e?j(i 717
parse analysis 461
grammar 567
Parsee 984
parsimony 819
pars magna fui, quo-
rum-690
parson 996
parsonage 1000
parsque est memi-
nisse doloris 505
part divide 44
portion 61
diverge 291
music 413
book 593
r(5te599
function 625
du(j/ 926
act a - action 680
bear - in 709
component - 56
for my - 79
fractional - lOOo
in - a little 32
on the - of 707
- and^arcel 56
- by part 51
- company
disjunction 44
avoid 623
quarrel 713
- of speech 567
- song 415
- with
relinquish 782
give 784
play a - in
influence 175
principal - 642
take an active - 682
take a - in 680
take no - in 623
take - with
codperate 709
take the - of 709
partake 778
- of the sacrament
998
parte, ez - 481
parterre level 213
cultivation 371
(vegetation 367)
parthenogenesis 161
Parthis mendacior
544
partial unequal 28
part 51
special 79
misjudging 481
unjust 923
- shadow 422
partiality
preponderance 33
desire 865
love S97
partially
a little 32
partly 51
partibility 44
particeps criminis
(iocr 690
auxiliary 711
participate
cooperate 709
share 778
- in 6c a doer 680
participation 778
participator
agent 690
particle small 32
grain 333
particular item 51
event 151
attentive 457
careful 459
6xac/ 494
capricious 608
odd 851
fastidious 868
in -79
- account 594
- estate 780
particularization 75
particularize
special 79
describe 594
particularly
wry 31
more 33
particulars
speciality 79
description 594
partie carr6e 892
parting 44
parti pris 611
partisan
auxiliary 711
weapon 727
/riend 890
sympathizer 914
partisanship
warped judgment
481
cooperation 709
partition li^alZ 228
a/^786
partlet 366
partly 51
partner
companion 88
auxiliary 71 1
«^rcr 778
/riend 890
spouse 903
sleeping - 683
partnership
par^y 712
jom - with 709
parts intellect 450
s/L-i// 698
wisdom 498
parturition 161
parturiunt montet
overestimate 482
disappoint 509
party
assemblage 72
special 79
person 372
association 712
sociality 892
- spirit
warped judgment
481
codperation 709
uTon^ 923
- to action 680
a^en/ 690
codperate 709
- to a suit 969
-wall 228
party-colored 440
parva componeie
magnis 464
parvenu neu? 123
successful 734
vulgar 851
iotp6om876
paryitude 193
parvum parra de*
cent 879
pas precedence 62
term 71
precession 280
ranA; 873
paschal 998
pasha 745, 875
PASH
PASS
PAST
PATR
]>Mhalie737
pasigimpb/ 560. 500
pasquinade 934
pass
predicamerU 7
conjuncture 8
be superior 33
course 109
lapse 122
happen 151
interval 198
defile 71^
move 2^
transfer 270
move through 302
exceed 303
vanish 449
troy 627
difficulty 704
iAn«<716
passport 760
a^ cards 764
- OS property 783,
784
barely - 651
barely - muster 651
let it - 460
make a - at 716
- a law 963
" and repass 302
o«ciZ(ate 314
- an examination
goodness 648
replete 873
- an opinion 480
-away
cease to exist 2
end&I
transient 111
past 122
cease 142
die 360
• by course 109
inattention 458
neglect 460
disrespectful 92Q
- comprehension 519
- current 484
- in one's checks 360
- in review
attention 457
inquiry 461
- in the mind 451
- into 144
- into one's hand 785
- judgment 480
- muster
conform to 82
stij^icten^ 639
^ood 648
approbation 931
- off &e past 122
egress 295
• off for 544
-on 282
- one's time in 625
- one's word 768
- out of 295
- out of si^t 449
-over
exotuds 55
cross 302
give7S4
forgive 918
exemption 927a
- over to 709
- sentence on 971
- the eyes over 457
- the fingers over 379
- the Rubicon 609
- through
event 151
motion 302
- through one's hands
625
- time exist 1
time 106
do nothing 681
-to 144
- to the order of the
day 624
- under the name of
564
prettv - 704
passable small 32
unimportant 643
imperfect 651
pretty 845
passado 716
passage [see pass]
part 51
conversion 144
street 189
corridor 191
opening 260
navigation 267
moving through 302
music 413
^in a book 593
action 680
cut a - 260
force a - 302
- of arms 720
passage d'armes 722
passamezzo 415
passant, en -
transit 270
incidentally 621
pass book 811
passe: mot de - 550
pass6
antiquated 124
aged 128
spoiled 659
passed away 122
passenger 268
- train 272
passe partout
key 200
instrument 631
passer-by 444
passer le tenips,pour
-681
passetemps 840
pas si bdte 498
passim
dispersed 73
place 182
situation 183
passing very 31
transient 111
-beU363
- strange 870
- word 527
passion
emotion 820, 821
excitability 825
pain 828
desire 865
love S97
anger 900
- queller 866
ruling - 606
passionate
warm 825
irascible 901
passionless 823
Passion week 998
passive inert 172
inaction 681
obedient 743
inexdtable 826
pass-key 631
Passover 998
passport
instrumentality 631
order 741
permission 760
password
answer 461
sign 550
military 722
past 122
danger - 664
eternal landscape of -
122
insensibility to the -
506
no - so long as books
593
obliteration of the -
506
- bearing 830
- comprehension 519
- cure 859
- dispute 474
- one's prime 128
- performances 465
- praying for 945
- recollection 506
- work
useless 645
impaired 6$9
thing of the - 124
paste cement 45 •
to cement 46
pulp 354
sham 545
tinsel 847
scissors and - 609
pastel 556
pasticcio
imitation 21
mixture 41
pastil 400
pastime 840
pastor 996
pastoral
bucolic 370
music 415
poem 597
religious 995
sermon 998
pastorale 415
pastry /ood 298
sweeUZ^
pasturage
meadow 344
herbage 367
pasture food 298
pasty tart 298
like paste 352
pat pertinent 23
«/riA;e 276
(expedient 646)
- on the back
induce 615
comfort 834
encourage 861
approve 931
- on the cheek 902
- on the head
endearment 902
Patagonian 206
patch small 32
region 181
blemish 848
- up restore 660
compromise 774
patchwork
mixture 41
discontinuous 70
variegation 440
pate summit 210
brain 450
patef action 260
patella 191
patent open 260
manifest 525
Zicerwe 760
property 780
patera cup 191
sacramental 998
paterfamilias 166
paternal
father 166
benevolent 906
- domicile 189
- estate 780
paternity 166
paternoster 990
pater patrisB 912
path direction 278
way 627
cross the - 706
secret - 530
pathetic 830
pathless
svodous 180
closed 261
diffijcuUlQ^
pathognomonic 550
pathology 655
pathos 821
pathoscopic 820
patience
perseverance 604a
endurance 826
cards 840
patient sick 655
patois 563
patrifls: amor - 910
pater - 912
patriarch
PATR
PEAC
PECK
PEEV
veteran 130
ancestors 166
priest 996
patriarchal
ancient 124
ancestral 166
patrician 875
patrimoziy 780
patriot 910
patrol walk 266
safeguard 664
(warning 668)
patrolman 664
patron
auxiliary 711
customs 795
friend 890
sympathizer 914
patronage
influence 175
aid 707
authority 737
patronize 707
patronymic 564
patten 225
patter strike 276
sound 407
toZA; 584
patterer 582
pattern model 22
perfection 650
omawcn/ 847
grood man 948
pattes de
- mouche 590
- velours 544, 545
patulous 194
pauciloquy 585
paucity small 32
few 103
scanty 64C
Paul Jones 792
paulo post futurum
121
Paul Pry
curious 455
prattle 588
paunch 191
pauper 804
pause
discontinue 70
cease 142
quiescence 265
doubt 485
irresolution 605
repose 687
- for a reply 142
pauvre diable 804
pave cover 223
{prepare 673)
- the way 705
pav6, on the - 961
pavement base 211
covering 223
path (S27
pavilion 189
paving 211
pavior 673
pavonine 440
paw touch 379
retention 781
538
pawky 702
pawl 45
pawn 771
pawnbroker 787
pax hush! 403
pyx 998
- in hello 723
- vobiscum 894
pay paint 223
profitable 775
defray 807
expend 809
income 810
punish 972
renumerate 973
in one's -
servant 746
/lired 795
- attention to 457
- a visit 892, 894
- back 718
- down 807
- dues 924
- homage
submission 725
worship 990
- in advance 809
- in full 807
- in one's own coin
718
- no attention Ac. to
458, 460
-off 718
- old debts 807
- one's respects 894
- one's way
defray 807
economy 817
- out 972
- regard to 484
- the debt of nature
360
- the penalty 952
- the piper 707
- through the nose 814
- too much 814
paying guest 188
paymaster 801
payment 807
remuneration 973
paynim 984
pays, mal du -
regret 833
sociality 892
pea 249
peace silence 403
concord 714
amity 721
at - 714
commission of the -
965
happiness bom of -
827
justice of the - 967
keep the -
moderation 174
concord 714
make - 723
make - with 831
- hath her victories
731
Prince of - 976
speak - 831
peaceable
moderate 174
peaceably, get oix -
736
peaceful
inexcitable 826
peacemaker 714
mediator 724
contented 831
peace offering
pacification 723
mediation 724
gift 784
atonement 952
peach 529
peach-colored 434
peacock
variegation 440
beauty 845
proud 878
vain 880
gaudy 882
jackdaw in -'s feath-
ers 701
pea green 435
peak height 206
summit 210
sharp 253
sicken 655
peaked 253
peal loud 404
roll 407
- of bells 407
- of laughter 838
pearl goodness 648
ornament 847
glory 873
cast -s before swine
638
mother- of- 440
- white 430
pearly
semitransparent 427
co^ 428
while 430
gray 432
variegated 440
pear-shape 249
peasant 876
peat 388
pebble little 193
hard 323
peccability 945
peccable 947
peccadillo 947
I>eccant bad 649
unclean 653
diseased 655
- humor 653, 655
peccary 401
peccavi 950
peck much 31
multitude 102
eat 29S
- at censure 932
- of t roubles
difficulty 704
adversity 735
pain 828
peckish 865
Pecksniff 548
pectinated 253
peculate 791
peculator 792
peculiar special 79
exceptional 83
peculiarly
greatly 31
more 33
pecuniary 800
pecunious 803
pedagogue
scholar 492
teacher 450
pedantic 855
pedal 633
pedant scholar 402
pedantic
half4eamed 491
- style 577
affected 855
ped[antry
narrow mind 481
peddle meddle 683
peddling
trifling 643
miserly 819
pederero 727
pedestal 215
place on a - 307
pedestrian 268
pedicle 214, 215
pedigree
continuity 69
ancestry 166
pediment
capital 210
base 215
pedir peras al olmo
473
pedlar 797
-'s French 563
X>edometer 200
peduncle 214
peel layer 204
skin 223
uncover 226
- off separate 44
peeler 664
peelhouse 717
peep 441
- behind the curtain
461
- into the future 510
- of day 125
- out visible 446
disclosure 529
peephole 260
peep show view 448
amusement 840
peer equal 27
pry 441
inquire 461
lord S75
- out 446
peerless supreme 33
glorious 873
virtuous 944
{perfect 650)
peevisn cross 895
PEG
PENN
PERA
PERF
inucible 901
peg grade 71
hang 214:
project 250
drink 959
come down a - 306
let down a - 308
not stir a -
quiet 265
inaction 681
- away
activity QS2
- on ioumey 266
- to hang on
plea 617
Pegasus 271
pegology 348
pegoxnancy 511
pegs legs 266
pemdre, fait & - 845
peine forte et dure
974
pelagic 341
pelerine 225
pelf gain 775
property 780
money 803
pelican 637
pelisse 225
pellet 249
paper - 643
pellicle film 204
skin 223
pellmell 59
pellucid 425
pelote 249
pelt skin 223
dress 225
throw 276
attack 716
jmnish 972
peltate 245
peltry 223
pen inclosure 232
write 590
writer 593
restrain 751
imprison 752
draw the - through
552
- and ink 590
- in hand 590
ready - 569
slip of the -
error 495
solecism 568
stroke of the -
write 590
authority 737
commaiid 741
pena206
penal 972
- servitude 972
- settlement 752
penalty 971, 974
penance
atonement 952
penrliy 974
];>enates, lares et -
home 189
ido^ 991
penchant
willing 602
desire 865
love S97
pencil bundle 72
- of liglU 420
write 590
pencil drawing 556
pencraft 590
pendant match 17
flag 550
- world 318
pendency time 106
hanging 214
pendente lite
during 106
uncertain 475
lawsuit 969
pendragon 745
pendulate 605
pendulous
hanging 214
oscillating 314
pendulum clock 114
han^ 214
motion of a - 314
Penelope, work of -
useless 645
incomvlele 730
penetralia 221
- mentis
intellect 450
affections 820
penetrate
ingress 294
passage 302
sagacity 498
- the soul 824
penetrated with
belief 484
/ec/^nflf 821
penetrating
sagacious 498
/e€Zin^ 821
- glance 441
penetration 465
penf old 232
peninsula 342
penitence 960
penitentiary 752
confessor 996
penknife 253
penman 590
inspired - 985
penmanship 590
pennant 550
penniless 804
a - lass 804
pennon 550
penny 800
cost a pretty - 814
in for a - in for a
pound 768
no - no paternoster
812
not have a - 804
-ante 840
- dreadful 594
- trumpet 410
turn a - 775
penny-a-liner
envoy 534
writer 593
penny-a-lining
diffuse style 573
pennyweight 319
penny wise 819
- and pound foolish
caprice 608
waste 63S
prodigal 818
pennyworth 812
penology 972
pens6e, arridre - 528
penseroso 837
pensile 214
pension income 810
];>ensioner
servant 746
receiver 785
pensive
thmightful 451
sadH37
];>enstock 350
pentagon 244
pentahedron 244
pentameter 597
Pentateuch 985
Pentecost 998
Penthesilean 861
penthouse 191
pentile 223
pent up 751
- in one's memory 505
penultimate 67
penumbra 421
penurious 819
penury poverty 804
(scantiness 640)
peon 726
people
multitude 102
inhabit 186
mankind 372
commonalty 876
laity 997
pepastic 662
pepper pungent 392
condiment 393
attack 716
(energy 171)
- and salt
gray 432
variegated 440
peppercorn 643
- rent 815
peppery
irascible 901
peptic 662
per 631
- contra
contrariety 14
counterevidence 408
opposition 708
- procurationem 755
- saltum
discontinuous 70
instantaneous 113
-se87
- troppo dibatter 476
peraaventure 470
peragrate 266
perambulate 266
perambulator
measure of length 200
vehicle 272
perceivable 446
perceive
be sensible of 375
see 441
know 490
percentage
number S4
discount 813
perceptible 446
perception idea 453
knowledge 490
perceptive 375
perch location 184
abide 186
habitation 189 '
height 21^
support 215
-up 307
perchance
by chance 156
possibly 470
perching 206
percipience 450
percolate
ooze out 295
stream 348
percursory 458
percussion 276
center of - 222
percussive 277
perdition
destruction 162
ruin 732
loss 776
perdre son Latin 704
perdriz, toujours -
841
perdu 528
enfant -
hopeless 859
rashS63
perdy 535
peregrination 266
peregrinator 268
peremptory
assertion 535
firm 604
authoritative 737
rigorous 739
compulsory 744
dxdy 920
- denial 536
- refusal 764
perennial
continuous 69
diuturnal 110
- plants 367
perennity 112
perennius, sore - 873
pererration 266
perfect great 31
entire 52
excellent 650
complete 729
perfection 600
bring to - 729
let us go in unto - ^Sfl^
PERF
PERP
PERS
PERU
I>erf erridum Inge-
nlum682
perfidy 940
perflate 349
perforate 260
perforator 262
perforce
necessity 601
compulsion 7i4t
perform
produce 161
do 170 -
- muMc 416
action Q80
achieve 729
fu]JiU772
- a circuit 629
- a duty 926
- a function 644
- a funeral 363
" an obligation 772
-apart
drama 599
action 680
- a service 998
- the duties of 625
perf ormable 470
perforxnance
[see perform]
effect 154
perxorxner
musician 416
stageplayer 599
oyen/ 690
afectation 855
perfume 400
perfunctory
incomplete 53
neglect 400
perhaps
possibly 470
supposition 514
(chance 156)
peri
beauty 845
mythology 979
periapt 993
pericarp 191
pericranium 450
periculouB 665
peridot 847
perihelion 197
peril 665
at your - 909
take heed at one's -
668
perilepsis 476
perimeter 230
period end 67
point 71
- of time 106, 108
recurrence 138
at fixed -s 138
well rounded -s 577,
578
periodical
recurring 138
&oo)b 593
periodicity 138
peripatetic
journey 266
640
traveler 26S
periphery 230
periphraee
phrase 566
diffuse 573
peripluB 267
periscope 441
periscopic 446
- lens 445
perish
cease to exist 2
be destroyed 162
die 360
decay 659
- with cold 383
- with hunger 956
perishable 111
perissology
diffuseness 573
{ioquaciiy 584)
peristaltic 248
peristyle 189
periwUr 225
perjured 940
perjurer 548
perjury 544
perk dress 225
- up elevate 307
revive 689
cheer SZ6
perked up
proud 878
perlustration 441
permanence
durability 110
unchanging 141
unchangeahle 150
permanent
habitual 613
permeable 260
permeate
insinuate 228
pervade 186
pass through 302
permissible
permitted 760
.(lawful 924)
permission 760
permissive 760
permit 760
permitting
weather &c. - 469,
470
permutation
numerical - 84
change 140
interchange 148
pernicious 649
pemicity 274
perorate
diffuse style 573
peroration
sequel 65
end 67
speech 582
perpend think 451
perpendicular 212
perpension
attention 457
perpetrate 680
- a pun &c, 842
perpetrator 690
perpetua, esto -
respect 928
approbation 931
perpetual 112
frequent 136
- curate 996
perpetuate 112
continue 143
establish 150
perpetuity 112
perplex derange 61
distract 458
uncertainty 475
bother 830
perplexed
confused 59
convoluted 248
perplexity
disorder 59
uncertainty 475
uninteUigioility 519
difficulty 704
(ignorance 491)
perquisite 973
perquisition 461
perron 627
perscrutation 461
persecute
oppress 649
annoy 830
malevolence 907
perseverance
continuance 143
persistence 604a
Persides 215
persiflage 856
persifleur 844
persist duration 106
permanence 141
continue 143
persevere 604a
persistence
diutumily 110
person
substantiality 3
man 372
without distinction of
-8 922
personable 845
personsB, dramatis -
drama 599
doer 690
personage 372
persona grata
/rien^890
favorite 899
personal
[see person]
special 79
subjective 317
- narrative 594
- properly 780
- security 771
personahty
[see personal]
discourtesy 895
disrespect 929
censure 932
detraction 934
personalty 780
personate
imitate 19
represent 554
personify
ol^ory 521
reprea^ 554
personnel
constituauQd
doer 690
perspecUve
view 448
expectcUion 507
painting 556
aerial -428
in -200.
perspicacity
«i9^441
intelligence 498
perspicuity
intelligibility 518
6/y[e 470
perspiration
erudation 295
excretion 299
in a -382
perstringe 457
persuadable 602
persuade beZtef 484
induce 615
(advise 695)
persuasibility
willingness 602
persuasion
opinion 484
teaching 537
inducement 615
religious - 983
persuasive reason-
ing 476
pert vain 880
insolent 885
discourteous 895
pertain to
re^to to 9
included under 76
vower 157
beionp 777
property 780
du/y 926
perte de vue, 1^ -
diston/ 196
invisible 447
pertinacity 604a
pertinent
relative 9
con(^uau5 23
(applicable 644)
pertmgent 199
perturbation
derange 61
ferment 171
agitation 315
emotion 821
excitation 824. 825
/ear 860
O polished - 459
pertusion 260
pertussis 655
peruke 225
peruse 539
Feruvian bark 662
•ERV
PHAR
PHON
PHYS
petrify dense 321
ace 175
Aar<i323
186
/recttJ 385
821
^riM 824
ul 824
affright S60
ig spirit 820
astonish 870
»
petroleum 356
3^606
p6troleuse 384
U704:
petronel 727
sA895
petticoat drees 225
901a
woman 374
on
- government
/ry477
unskUlfid 699
*£rpretation
authoHty 737
pettifogger 968
xhing 538
pettifogging
jod 644
sophistry 477
A 546
f659
litiqious 713
dishonorable 940
12/988
pettish 901
petto, in -
jervereion]
mental 450
n44
thought of 454
607
concealed 528
)d
intention 620
jr495
petty
gation 461
iiou8 606
shallow 32
littU 193
lum682
unimportant 643
s260
-cash 800
Bin
- cashbook 551
^482
- larceny 791
rate 483
- sessions 966
071837
- treason 742
««859
petulance
Bt
insolence 885
i862
irascibility 901
lum genus
petulant
licorum lau-
- language 574
b6s935
peu de chose 643
Bincy 511
peu s'en faut 32
»us orti 876
pew cell 191
^663
church 1000
jlnesa 830
pewter 41
30
phaeton 272
ise662
ous 657
910
.ce 655
phalanx paHy 712
30
army 726
897
{assemblage 72)
fe899
phantasm
900
illusion 443
902
appearance 448
933
imagiruUion 515
'27
phantasmagoria 448
I one's own -
phantasy idea 453
Uion 718
imagination 515
e732
phantom
ence 784
unreal 4
» pay Paul:
fallacy of vision 443
of -788
imaginary 515
Pharisaical
eal 791
923
falsehood 544
307
/a/s6 pic(j/ 988
.ame 962
Pharisee
I ask 765
deceiver 548
590
pi>/w/ 988
ler 767
pharmaceutist 662
principii 477
pharmacology 662
pharmacopoeia (>r)2
aitre 854
earning 668
pharmacopolist ()02
pharmacy 662
pharos 550
phase aspect 8
transition 144
/orm 240
appearance 448
assume a new - 144
have many -s 149
view in all its -s 461
phasis448
phasma443
phenix [see phoenix]
phenomenon
event 151
appearance 448
vrodigy 872
phial 191
[and see vial]
Phidias 559
philander 902
philanthropy 910
Philip drunk to
Philip sober, ap-
peal from - 658
philippic 932
Philistine
uninteUectual 491
bourgeois 876
philologist 492
philology 560
philomath 492
Philomel 416
philosopher 492
-'s stone
perfect 650
remedy 662
philosophia stemma
non inspicit 166,
826
philosophical
thoughtful 451
ca/m 826
philosophy
thought 451
knowledge 490
calmness 826
adversity's sweet
milk - 735, 826
moral - 450
- of the mind 450
philter 993
phiz /ace 234
^ib448
phlebotomy
ejection 297
rejnedy 662
phlegm viscid 352
insensibility 823
phlegmatic
indifferent 866
phlogiston 382
phoI497
Phoebus sun 318
luminary 423
phoenix
exception 83
reproduction 163
paragon 650
restoration 660
^vdvra (rvvtrotoa518
phonetic sound 402
voiceSSO
speedi5S2
- spelling 561
phonic 402, 418
phonics 402
phonocamptic 402
phonograph 418
phonography
sound 402
letter 561
uniting 590
phonorganon 418
phosphorescence
light ^20
luminary 423
phosphorus 423
photogenic 420
photograph l^ 17
photography
light ^20
representation 554
painting 556
photogravure 558
photoUthograph 558
photology 420
photometer
light ^20
optical instrumerU
445
photosphere 318
phrase music 413
language 666
phrasemonger 577
phraseology 569
phrenetic 503
phrenitis 503
phrenology 450
phrenotypics 505
phrensy
madness 503
imagination 515
passion 825
Phryne962
phthisis 655
phthisozolcs 361
phylacterio
aorcerv 992
phylactery
maxim 496
spell 99Z
phylogeny 357
physic cure 660
remedy QG2
throw - to the dof^
662
physical 316
- drill 537
- education
material 316
teaching 537
-force
strength 159
compulsion 744
- pain 878
- pleasure 877
- science 316
physician
remedy QG2
advice 695
physicism 316
ph^sica av^
PHYS
PifiC
PIKE
PIME
physiognomy
/ace 234
appearance 448
interpret 522
physiology
organization 357
life 359
vegetable - 369
physique
strength 159
animality 364
phytivorous 298
phytology 369
phytotozny 369
pl^tozoaiia 193
pi 591
piacere, al - 600
piacular 952
pianino 417
pianissimo 415
pianist 416
piano gentle 174
slow 275
mitsic 415
pianoforte 417
piazza 189, 191
pibroch music 415
"imr 722
pica 591
picacho 206
picaresco, gusto
946
picaroon 792
picayune 643
piccolo 417
pick axe 253
eat 29S
sdec^609
bestows
dean 652
- gain 775
- a Quarrel 713
- holes
censure 932. 934
- one's steps 459
- one's way 675
- out extract 301
select 609
- the brains of 461
- the lock 480a
- to pieces
separate 44
destroy 162
find fault 932
- up learn 539
get bcUer 658
gain 775
pickaninny 129
pickaxe 253
picked 648
- men 700
pickeer 720
pickeerer 792
pickelhaube
armor 717
picket
join 43
locaU 184
fence 22Q
guard Q6S
defense 717
542
soldiers 726
restrain 751
imprison 752
torture 972
pickings gain 775
booty 793
pickle condition 7
macerate 337
pungent 392
condiment 393
preserve 670
difficulty 704
have a rod in - 673
pkkle-herring 844
pick-me-up 662
pickpocket 792
abuse like a - 932
pickthank
busy ^2
servile 9^
picnic /ood 298
participation 778
amusement 840
picquet 840
pictorial
vainting 556
oeauty 845
picture
appearance 448
representation 554
painting 556
description 594
- post card 592
- to oneself 515
picture gallery 556
picturesque
painting 556
oeauty 845
piddle dawdle 683
piddling
trivial 642
pie /ood 298
«u'6e/ 396
printing 591
piebald 440
piece
adjunct 39
&i/51
painting 556
drama 599
cannon 727
coin 800
courtesan 962
fall to -s 162
eive a - of advice 695
in -s 330
make a - of work
about 642
of a - 42
- of a good fortune
618
- of music 415
- of news 532
- of work
discord 713
- out 52
- together 43
pull to -s 162
pi6ce
- de resistance 298
- justificative 467
piecemeal 51
pied 440
pied de la lettre, au
-494
pie-poudre, court of
-966
pier 666
pierce
perforate 260
bodily pain 378
chill 385
hurt 649
wound 659
affect 824
mental pain 830
- the head 410
- the heart 830
piercer 262
piercing cold 383
loud404:
shrUl 410
intelligent 498
feeling 821
- eye 441
- pain 378
pier glass 445
Pierian spring 597
Pierides 416
pierre fendre, & - 383
pietas 998
pi6t6, mont de - 787
pietism 988
pietist 987, 988
pietra mossa 149
piety 987
pig animal 366
sensual 954a
- in a poke
uncertain 475
chance 621
rashS&S
- together 72
pigeon dupe 547
steal 791
gorge de - 440
pigeon English 563
pigeon-hearted 862
pigeon hole
receptacle 191
hole 2Q0
shelve 460
piggin 191
piggish 954
pig-headed
foolish 499
obstinate 606
pigment 428
pigmy 193
pignoration 771
pig-sticking 361
pigsty 653
pigtaU 214
pigwidgeon
dwaif 193
imp 980
pike hiU 206
sharp 253
weapon 727
pikeman 726
pikestaff tall 206
'plain 525
pilaster
support 215
projection 250
ornament 847
pile heap 72
edifice 161
velvet 256
money 800
(house 189)
funeral - 363
- on the agony 860
-up
exaggeration 549
redundance 641
pile-driving engine
276
pile-dwelling 189
pileous 256
piles 655
pilfer steal 791
pilferer 792
pilgariic
outcast S9Z
pilgrim
traveler 268
palmer 996
pilgrimage
journey 266
undertaking 676
pill sphere 249
medicine 662
bore 841
bitter - 735
pillage injury 659
theft 791
pillager 792
pillar stable 150
lofty 206
support 215
monumefU 551
to6^590
from - to post
transfer 270
agitation 315
irresolute 505
circuit 629
- of the state &c. 873
-8 of Hercules 550
pillarist996
piUion 215
pillory 975
pillow
support 215
soft 324
consult one's -
temporize 133
reflect 451
pillowcase 223
pilon 784
pilose 256
pilot mariner 269
inform 527
guide 6^
director 694
pilot balloon
experiment 463
pilot boat 273
pilot bread 298
pilot Jacket 225
Pilsener beer 298
pimento 393
PIMP
PISC
PITF
PLAC
pimp 962
pimple iumoT 250
hlemiah 848
pin fasten 43
fastening 45
locaU 184
sharp 253
axis 312
tri/r€643
might hear a - drop
403
not a - to choose
eqiuil 27
no choice 60da
- down
compulsion 744
restraint 751
- oneself upon
serve 746
servile 886
- one's faith upon 484
point of a - 193
pinacotheca 556
pinafore 225
pince-nez 445
pincers 781
pinch emergency 8
contract 195
pain 378
chill 385
?>re<i 630
difficulty 704
grudge 819
Aari morally 830
{insufficiency 640)
at a - 704
jiick at a- 711
- of snuff 643
where the shoe -s 830
pinchbeck sham 545
jewelry 847
pinched [see pinch]
poor 804
- with hunger 865
pinchfist 819
pinching cold 383
miserly 819
Pindaric 597
pine disease 655
dejection 837
«w^er in mind 828
- away 837
- for 865
pineapple 298
pinery 371
pingpong 840
pin grass 367
pinguid 355
pin hole 260
pinion fasten 43
wing 267
instrument 633
restrain 751
fetter 752
pink pierce 260
thrust 276
color 434
perfection 650
gZon/ 873
pink of beauty 845
- courtesy 894
- fashion 852
- perfection 650
- politeness 894
pin money 800
pinnace 273
pinnacle 210
pins legs 266
- and needles
bodily pain 378
numb 381
mental pain 828
Pinto, Femam Men-
dez - 548
pioneer
precursor 64
leader 234
teacher 540
prepare 673
pious 987
- fraud
untruth 546
false piety 988
pipe tube 260
conduit 350
ven^ 351
sound 410
cry 411
muMC 416, 417
w?6€p 839
no - no dance 812
- of peace 721
- one's eye 839
pipe clay habit 613
strictness 739
piped 260
pipelaying 626
piper 416
pay the - aid 707
payment 807
piping - hot 382
- time peace 721
prosperity 734
pipkin 191
piquant
pungent 392
- style 574
impressive 821
piquante, sauce -
condiment 393
pleasing 829
pique excUe 824
pain 830
/w/e 898
anger 900
- oneself
qrride 878
piqueerer 792
piquet defense 717
soldiers 726
piracy 773
pirate s^cri/ 791
^/ue/ 792
pirogue 273
pirouette
inversion 218
evolution 312
turn a - 607
Pisa, tower of -217
pis-aller
suhslUute 147
piscatorial 366
pisces natare docere
misleaching 538
redundance 641
pisciculture 370
piscina
drain 350
altar 1000
pish I absurd 497
<ri/Zin^ 643
excitable 825
irascible 901
pistareen 643
piste 551
pistol 727
Pistol 887
pistol shot 197
piston 263
pit deep 208
hole 252
opening 260
grave 363
^/lea/er 599
bottomless - 982
- against
opposition 708
discord 713
- against one another
464
- of Acheron 982
pitapat
oration 315
rattle 407
feeling 821
excitation 824
pitch de(7ree 26
ferm 71
location 184
Aei^^i/ 206
summit 210
i/ir<m>284
descent 306
depression 308
recZ 314
resin 356a
musical - 413
6/acA: 431
- and toss 621
- dark 421
- into o^ocA; 716
contend 12ld
punish 972
- of one's breath 411
- one's tent 292
- overboard 782
- upon reach 292
discover 480a
choose G09
get 775
touch - 653
pitched battle 720
pitcher 191
pitchfork
vehicle 273
throw 284
rain -s 348
pitch pipe 417
piteous
painful. 830
piteously much 31
pitfall snare 545
danger 667
pith gist 5
strength 159
interior 221
center 222
meaning 516
important pari 642
pithless 158
pithy meaning 516
concise 572
vigorous 574
pitUble 6ad 649
pain/id 830
contemptible 930
pitied, to be - 828
pitiful /
unimportant 643
bod 649
disrepute 874
pi^j/ 914
pitiless 914a
revengeful 919
(malevolent 907)
pittance do/e 640
allotment 786
income 810
pitted 848
pituitous 352
pity 914
express - 915
for -*s sake 914
what a -
regret 833
lament 839
pivot junction 43
cause 153
support 215
axis 312
piz box 191
assay 463
ri/es 998
pixy 980
pizzicato 415
placable 918
placard 531
placate pucify 723
forgive 918
place
circumstances 8
order 58
arrange 60
term 71
situation 182, 183
/oca/e 184
a^ode 189
ojto 625
rank 873
give - to 623
have - 1
in -183
in - of 147
make a - for 184
out of - 185
- in order 60
- itself 58
- to one's credit 805
- upon record 551
- under
include 76
take - 151
placebit, decies re-
PLAC
PLAT
PLAY
PLAY
placebo 933
place hunter 767
placeman 758
placenta 63
placid 826
placit 741
placket 260
plafond 223
plagiariflm
imitation 19
borrowing 788
theft 791
plaffiarlBt 792
Plagiary, Sir FretfiU
- 901
plaffihedrai 217
plague disease 655
pain 828
worry 830
- of sighing and grief
837
plague spot 657
plaguy
difficult 704
troMesome 830
plaid shawl 225
variegation 440
plaidoyer 476
plain
horizontal 213
country 344
obvious 446
meaning 518
manifest 525
style 576
artless 703
ugly S4Q
simple 849
- dealing 543
- English 576
- interpretation 522
- question 461
- sailing 705
- sense 498
- speaking
manifest 525
frank 703
- terms
intelligible 518
interpreted 522
language 576
- truth 494
- words 703
1 lainly, tell one -
527
plainness 676
plain song 990
i? Iain-spoken
vmnifest 525
frnnk 703
plaint cry 411
lament 839
plaintiff 938
plaintive 839
plaisance
demesne 189
pleasure ground 840
plaisanterie 842
plaister 223
plait weave 219
/old 25S
544
plan itinerary 266
information 527
representation 554
scheme 626
planchment 223
plane horizontal 213
flat 251
smooth 255
soar 305
inclined - 633
planet world 318
fate 601
-s in their station 423
planetarium 318
planet-struck
adversity 735
wonder 870
plank board 204
platform 586, 626
pam 627
s/7/c/y 666
plant place 184
iTiscri 300
vegetable 367
agriculture 371
iricfc 545
too^633
property 780
- a battery 716
- a dagger in the
breast 830
- a thorn in the side
830
- oneself 184
plantation
location 184
agriculture 371
estate 780
planter 188, 779
planter ses choux,
aller - 893
plant louse 659
plash lake 343
stream 348
sound 408
plashy 345
plasm 22
plasma 847
plasmature 240
plasmic 240
plaster cement 45
covering 223
re7nedy 662
- up repair 660
plastic alterable 149
form 240
soft 324
(/flct/c 705)
plat weave 219
ground 344
plate (/i&'/i 191
/a?/6T 204
covering 223
^a/251
/oorf 298
engraving 558
- printing 558, 591
plateau level 213
plain 344
plated 545
plate layer 690
platform
horizontal 213
support 215
sto^e 542
scheme 626
arcTwi 728
- orator 582
platitude
unmeaning 517
(fiiZZ843
(absurdity 497)
Platonic
contemplative 451
inexcitable 826
c/ia8te960
- bodies 244
Platonism 451
platoon armi/ 726
(assemblage 72)
- fire 716
platter
receptacle 191
iayer 204
flat 251
clean the outside of
the - 544
plaudit 931
plausible
probable 472
sophistical 477
false 544
approbation 931
^«^l/ 933
vindication 937
play operation 170
influence 175
scope 180
oscillation 314
music 416
drama 599
tise 677
action 680
freedom 748
amusement 840
at -840
bring into - 677
full of - 836
full - 175
give - to the imagina-
tion 515
in - 842
- a deep game 702
- a game
pursue 622
conduct 692
pastiyne 840
- a part
/alsc 544
drama 599
adion 680
- at cross purposes
confusion 59
misinterpret 523
- fast and loose
falsehood 544
irresolute 005
tergiversation 607
caprice 608
- first fiddle
importance 642
repii/c 873
- for chance 621
- gooseberry 459
- havoc 659
- hide and seek
hide 528
avoid 623
- into the hands o
709
- of colors 440
-off 545
- of li^t 420
- one a trick
disappoint 509
deceive 545
- one false
disappoint 509
falsehood 544
deception 545
- one's best card
exertion 686
skiU 698
- one's part
business 625
conduct Q92
- on the feelings 824
- possum 544
- second fiddle
inferior 34
subject 749
-'s the thing 599
- the deuce
excitement 825
- the devil with
malevolence 907
- the fool
folly 499
clumsy 699
amusement 840
ridiculous 853
ridicule S5Q
- the monkey 499
- tricks with
unskillful 699
cunning 702
- truant 623
- upon
deceive 545
ridicuU S56
- upon words
misinterpret 523
neology 563
11^842
- with 460
playa 342, 344
playday 840
played out
end 67
fatigue 688
completion 729
/ai/ure 732
player
mtmcian 416
octor 599
playfellow 890
playful 836
- imagination 515
playground
arena 728
games 840
playhouse 599
playmate 890
QUIC
QUIP
QUIV
QUOT
sting to the -
pain 830
anger 90O
to the-
physically 375
mentally S22
touch to the - 822,
824 "
quicken work 170
violence 173
came to life 359
promote 707
ezctte824
quickening power
170
quickly soon 132
quicksand
danger 667
diJJuniUy 7(A
- of deceit 545
quick-scented 398
quickset hedge 232
quicksilver
changeable 149
energy 171
velocily 274
quick-witted 842
quid 392
- pro quo
compensation 30
sitbelilution 147
interchange 148
retaliation 718
barter 794
reward 973
- valeant humeri quid
ferre recusant 157
quidam 372
quiddity essence 5
quibbU 477
wU^42
quidnunc 455
qui docet discit 540
quid sit f utunun 121
quid times? C»sa-
roinyehis885
quieecence 266
quiet calm 174
rest 265
silenceiO^
dissuade 616
Uuur« 685
inexdtability 826
all - on Potomac 721
keep - 681
- life 721
quieta non movere
continuance 143
quiescence 265
inaction 681
quietism
quiescence 265
insensibUUy 823
irreligion 989
quietly modest 881
get on - 736
quietude 826
quietus death 360
failure 732
acquittal 970
give a - 361
receive its - 756
quill 590
my gray goose - 590
quul-driver 590
quillet 477
quills
- upon the fretful por-
cupine 256
quilt covering 223
variegated 440
quinary 98
quinciuix98
quiziine662
quinquarticular 99
quinquefid 99
quinqueliteral 99
quinquennium 108
quinquepartite 99
quinquesect 99
quinquesection 09
quinquina 662
quinsy 655
quint 98
quintain aim 620
game 840
quintal 319
quintessence 5
quintroon 41
quintuple 98
quinze 840
quip
amitsement 840
ridicule S56
disrespect 929
qui-pro-quo
error 495
u^842
quire singers 416
paper 593
church 1000
quirk
sophistry 477
misjudgment 481
caprice 608
amusement 840
wUS^
quirt 975
quis custodiet istos
custodes? 459
quisque sues pati-
mur manes 601
quit depart 293
relinquish 624
pay 807
- claim 927a
- of loss 776
relinquishment 782
- one's hold 782
- scores 807
qui-tam 969
quite 52
- another thing
irrelevant 10
unlike 18
- the reverse 14
- the thing 23
quits equal 27
atonement 952
be- with
retaliation 718
pay 807
quittance
security 771
payment 807
forgiveness 918
atonement 952
revxird 973
quiver
recevtade 191
osculation 314
agitation 315
shiver ^S^
store QS%
feeling S21
/ear 860
in a - 821, 824
- with rage 90G
qui-vive 669
on the - 459
Quixote, Don -
mad 504
ra«;i863
quixotic
fanciful 515
ra«^ 863
quixotism
excitability 825
quis ridicu^ 856
lauqhing stock 857
quizncal
ridiculous 853
quoad minus 30
quo animo 620
quod prison 752
in -754
quodlibet
inquiry 461
sophism 477
u^842
quoits 840
quo me cumque ra-
pit 826
quondam 122
quorum 696
quota
contingent 786
expenditure 809
furnish its - 784
quotation
imitation 19
conformity 82
price 812
- confesses inferiority
19
- marks 550
quote 82
evidence 467
quoth
affirmative 535
speech 582
quot homines tot
sententin
dissent 489
discord 713
quotidian 138
quotient 84
,» I
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R'8, three - 537
rabat 225
rabbet 43
Rabbi 996
RabbiBt 984
rabbit
productive 168
rabble assemblage 72
n?o6 876
rabid insane 502
emotion 821
eager 865
angry 900
rabies 503
raccroc 156
race relation 11
sequence 69
kind 75
lincaqe 166
run 274
stream 348
conduit 350
pungency 392
coMr«6 622
&tm7)e«8 625
cidture 65^
carrce 692
opposition 708
contmtion 720
one's - is run 360
- by vigor won 171,
731
run a - 720
run in a - 680
run one's - 729
race course 728
race horse
horse 271 ^
swift 274
rachidian 222
rachitis 655
raciness 574
rack receptacle 191
frame 215
doudS5S
physical pain 378
purify 652
moral pain 828
torture 830
punis/i 972
instrument of torture
976
go to - and ruin 735
- one's brains
thought 451
imagination 515
- rent 810
rackabones 659
racket
agitation 315
loud4(H
roU 407
discord 713
racket court 840
TMckeldng
o60
active 682
amusements 840
rackets 840
rackety loud 404
raconteur 594
racy strong 171
pungent 392
- s^z/te 574
feeling 821
raddle u^eove 219
raddled tipsy 959
radiance tight 420
beauty 845
radiant
diverging 291
glorious 873
radiate 291
radical
essential 5
comvlete 52
algeoraic root 84
cati^e 153
important 642
reformer 658
- change 146
- cure 662
- reform 658
radically
Jreo/iw 31
ication 613
radicle 153
radio-active 171, 384
radiograph 554
radiometer
light 420
optical instrument
445
measurement 466
radium 384
radius ^en^M 200
width 202
radix 153
radoter 499
radoteur 501
raff refuse 653
rabble 876
{miscreant 949)
raffle 621
raft 273
rafter 215
rag«ma// 32
(part 51)
ragamuffin 876
rage violence 173
influence 175
excitement 824, 825
fashion 852
(ic«ire 865
u7ra^/» 900
the battle -s 722
ragged 226
ragout 298
rags clothes 225
useless 645
do to -384
tear to - 162
worn to - 659
rag tag
- and bobtail 876
raid attack 716
theft 791
rail inclosure 232
prison 752
- at 932
-in
circumscribe 229
restrain 751
railing 232
raillerie, ne pas en-
tendre - 900
raillery 856
rail-riding 972
railroad 627
expedite 684
railway 627
- speed 274
- station 266
raiment 225
rain stream 348
sufficient 639
- or shine
certain 474
at all hazards 604
rainbow 440
rain gauge 466
rainless 340
rains but it pours,
never - 641
rainy day 735
provide against a -
prepare 673
economy 817
raise increase 35
produce 161
elevate Wn
excite 824
- a cry 531
- a dust 682
- a hue and cry against
932
- alarm 860
- a laugh 840
- anger 900
- a question
inquire 461
doubt 4^
- a report 531
- a siege 723
- a storm 173
-Cain 900
- expectations 858
- funds 775
- hope 511
- money 788
- one's banner 722
- one's head
improve 658
. refresh 689
prosperity 734
repuie 873
- one 8 voice
affirm 535
-one's voice against
932
- spirits from the dead
992
- the finger 550
- the mask 529
- the spirits 836
- the voice
shout 441
- the wind
qain 775
borrow 788
- troops 722
- up vertical 212
excHe 824
raised convex 250
raison
- d'etre 620
- de plus 467
rajah 745, 875
rajput 726
rake drag 285
gardening 371
c2ean 652
profligate 949
intemperance 954
libertine 962
- out 301
- up collect 72
extract 301
recaU 505
excite 2>24
- up evidence 467
rakehell 949, 962
raking fire 716
rakish
intemperate 954
licentious 961
railentando 415
rally arrange 60
improve 658
restore 660
ruitcu2e856
encourage 861
- round order 58
codperate 709
rallying: - cry
indication 550
encouragement 861
- point 74
ram impulse 276
sheep 3m
maZe 373
man-of'War 726
milk the - 645
- down dose 261
dense Z2l
-in 300 '
Ramadan
fasting 956
rite 998
ramage 367
PUTT
PUZZ
PYRO
PYX
- the proof 463
- the question 830
- the rack 830
- the sword 361
- the vote 609
-use 677
putty 45
put up assemble 72
locate 184
<fofe636
- a petition )
- a prayer )
request 765
worship 990
- a ihutter ^24
- for 865
- for sale 796
- the sword 723
-to 615
- to auction 796
- with
stibstitiUe 147
&ear826
puzzle uncertain 475
conceal 528
enigma 533
puzzled 475, 533
{ignorant 491)
puzzle-headed 499
puzzlixi^
unintelligible 519
pysBmia 655
Pylades and Orestes
890
pyramid heap 72
point 253
pyramids
biUiards 840
psrre 363
pyriform 249
pyrology 282
psrromancy 511
psrromaniac 913
psrrometer 389
pyrosis 655
pyrotechnics 423
pyrotechnic spon^^
388
pyrotechny 382
pyrotic 830
psrroxyline 727 /
Pyrrhonism "^
incredulity 487
irreligion 989
Pythagorean 953
Pythia oracle 5x3
Python, -ess 513
pyx vessel 191
rites 998
temple 1000
^dSv
Q
Q, C. 968
Q. £. D. 478
quack cry 412
impostor 548
quackery
falsehood 544
want of skiU 699
affectation 855
quacksalver 548
quad 189
quadrable 96
quadragesixna 956
quadrangle
quaternity 95
hoTxse 189
angular 244
qua<frant angle 244
circle 247
quadrate with 23
quadratic 95
quadrature
four 95
aM(7Z6 244
quadricycle 272
quadrifid 97
quadrif oil 95
quadrif oliate 96
quadriform 95
quadrigeminal 96
quadrilateral
sides 236
angles 244
quadrille 840
quadrillion 102
quadripartition 97
quadriplanar 96
quadrireme 273
quadrisection 97
quadriserial 96
quadroon 41
quadrumanous 96
quadruped 366
quadruplet 95
quadruplication 96
qu8B nocent decent
537
quaere 461
quaff 298
- the bitter cup 828
quaggy 345
quagmire
marsh 345
diHy 653
diMcuU 704
quau fear 860
cowardice 862
quaint odd 83
- style 572
frretty 845
ridiculous 853
quake oscillate 314
shake 315
coU 383
>flr860
Quaker ff84
- gun 158
quakerish prim 855
calm 826
Quakerism
rdiaious sect 984
qualification
[see qualify]
power 157
modification 469
skiU G98
discount 813
qualify change 140
modify 469
(ienj/ 536
teac/i 537
(prepare 673)
- for 924
quails ab incepto
141
qualities
character 820
quality nature 5
power 157
tendency 176
nobility 875
qualm disbelieve 485
unwilling 603
/ear 860
qualms of con-
science 950
quamdiu se bene
gesserit 108a
quamvis tegatur 901
quandary 704
quand mdme
compensating 30
opposed 708
quando amigo pide
906
quantify 25
quantity 26
much 31
multitude 102
quantum amount 25
allotment 786
- mutatus 140
- sufficit 639
quantum animis er-
roris inest 491
quaquaversum 278
quarantine 664
-flag 550
quarrel 713
- with one's bread
and butter
bungling 699
discontent 832
quarrelsome 901
quarry object 620
mine 636
quart 97
quarter /our//i 95
quadrisecti/m 97
period 108
region 181
locate 184
abode 189
side 236
direction 278
forbearance 740
coin 800
mercy 914
give - 914
give no -
kUl 361
severe 739
pitiless 914a
- of a hundred 98
- upon 184
quarter-deck 210
quarter evil 655
quartermaster 637
quartern 95
quarteron 41
quarters abode 189
take up one's - 184
quarter sessions 966
quarterstafl
contention 720
weapon 727
quartet four 95
music 415
quarto 593
quartz 323
quash destroy 162
annul 756
quasi simUar 17
supposed 514
quassation 315
quassia 395
quaternity 96
quatrain 597
quatrefoil 95
quattrocento 114, 554
quaver oscillate 314
shake 315
sound 407
music 413, 416
/ear 860
quay houses 189
/larbor 666
quean 962
queasiness
dislike 867
queasy
fastidious 868
queen 745
card« 840
queencraf t 693
Queen's - Bench
prison 732
court 966
. - counsel 968
- English 560
- evidence 529
- highway 627
- speech 695
queer singular 83
ridiculous 853
-Mi857
qiML destroy leH
moderate 174
quiescence 265
subdue 731
quem Jupiter ndl
perdere 900
quench destroy KB
0002 385
dissuade 616
gratify S2d
satiaieSGQ
quenchless 865
querimonious 839
querist 461
quem 330
querulous
comji^ining 839
fastidious 868
trrito&^901
query 461
quest 461
question
inquiry 461
doubt ^5
deny 53Q
in - event 151
topic 454
inquiry 461
danger 665
pop the - 902
put to the - 830
- at issue 461
questionable
uncertain 475
doubtful ^5
disreputable 874
questionist 541
questionless
certain 541
questor 801
queue 65
quib856
quibble
sophistry 477
unmeaning 517
equivoaition 520
falsehood 544
11^842
verbal -
absurdity 497
quick transient 111
ropid 274
aZu;e 359
intelligeni 498
active 682
8ibt^/iii698
/eeZino 821
irasetble 901
cut to the - 824
probe to the - 461
- as thought 113
- ear 418
- eye 441
- succesBion 136
-time 274
•SEU
PULL
PUNC
PURE
ted 17
>45
lex>iis443
)g7 563
ym565
reyelfttion
fG43
ierUS25
5
50
11450
>gy450
lancySll
62
1290
127
iitl31
general - 372
531
891
S93
q488
)31
»10
ion
:tion 161
Igation 631
93
10U86 189
e-959
b 593, 968
7 531
ruiaored
pro bono -
644
tkropy 910
631
iinB765
NT 593
r
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y904
960
659
3
99
'oU258
900
[824
?r 59
683
;/ood 298
A
354
396
el32
U Jack - 599
J43
roeo
3roh - 874
lyfyiah 129
I 499
575
^643
puerperal 161
puff inflate 194
wind 349
tartlet 396
pant OSS
boast SS4:
praise 931
flaUer 933
- of smoke 330
- up vanity 880
puffed up
pride S7S
puffer 935
puffery 884
puffy 194
pug short 201
^0^366
footprint 551
puggaree 225
pughl 643
pugilism 720
pugilist 726
pugihstie 720
pugnacity
contentiousness 720
irascibility 901
pugnia et calcibus
686
puisn6
posterior 117
young 127
puissant
powerful 157
strong 159
puke 297
pukka 321, 494, 673
pulchritude 845
pulcinella
odor 599
buffoon S44
pule cry 411, 412
u^p839
puU
superiority 33
influence 175, 616
rou; 267
draw 2S5
vrinting 591
a long and a strong -
cooperate 709
- about one's ears 308
- an oar 680
- by the sleeve 505
- different ways 713
- down destroy 162
laylowdOS
- in 751
- out 301
- the check string 142
- the wires 693
- through
restoration 660
aid 707
- together 709
-to pieces
separate 44
destroy 162
censure 932
detract 9H
-towards
aitracl2SS
I - up stop 142
rest 2^5
root out 301
reprimand 932
accuse 969
- upon the purse 814
strong -
exertion 686
pulled down
toeoA; 160
fatigued QS8
pullet 129
pulley 633
Pullman car 272
pullulate
produce 161
multiply 168
qrow 194
pulmonary
&rea^ 349
pulmonic 656
pulp 354
pulpiness 864
pulpit rostrum 542
church 1000
pulsate
periodic 138
oscillate 314
agitate 316
pulsation
feeling 821
pidse [see pulsate]
vegetable 2&7
feel the -
inquire 461
test4QS
pulsion 276
pultaceous 354
pulverize 330
pulverulence 380
pulvil400
puma 913
pummel
[see pommel]
pump shoe 225
water swjpply 348
inquire 461
pump room
house 189
remedy ^2
pun similarity 17
absurdity 497
ambiguity 520
witS42
punce276
punch mold 22
perforate 260
perforator 262
no^ 271
strike 276
beverage 298
engrave 558
Punch buffoon 844
- and Judy
drama 599
punchbowl
vessel 191
AoUot/? 252
tippling 959
puncheon 636
veeeef 191
perforator 262
puncher 262
Punchinello 699
punctated 440
punctilio
fashion 852
punctilious
observant 772
ostentation 882
scrupulous 939
(exoc^ 494)
puncto 882
punctual earZj/ 132
periodical 13S
exact 494
observance 772
scrupulous 939
punctuation 667
puncture 260
pundit
learned man 492
2at0y6r968
pungency 892
physical energy 171
toete392
pungent taste 392
odor 398
trigror 574
feeling 821
Punica fides 940
punishment 972
punition 972
punk 962
/ueZ388
punkah 349
pimster 844
punt row 267
boat 273
puny 193
pup infant 120
give birth 161
dog 3^
pupa 129
pupil
-of the eye 441
learner 541
pupilage ^oti^A 127
learning 539
pupillari, in statu <
541
puppet liude 193
dupe 547
e.^i^554
auxiliary 711
too2 746
be the - of 749
make a - of 737
puppet show
drama 599
amusemerU 840
puppy dog 366
/op 854
braggart 884
blusterer 887
puppyism 855
pur: - et simple 42
- sang 875
Purana986
purblind
dim sipht 443
PURC
PUT
PUT
PUT
purchase
support 215
acquisition 776
bug 796
purchase money 147
purchaser 147
pure simple 42
true 494
truthful 543
- style 576, 578
clean 652
artless 703
- taste 850
honorable 939
rirtiiotis 944
innocent 946
c/iaste960
c/ct'ou^ 987, 990
- accent 580
- color 428
- eyed faith 987
to the - all thing?
are - 9^3
pur6e 298
purely much 31
liUU 32
purgation
cleansing 652
atonement 952
purgative 652
purgatory
suffering 828
atonement 952
hell 982
purge cas^ ot£^ 297
clean 652
a^one 952
{improve 658)
purify c/can 652
improve 658
purls naturalibus, in
-226
purist style 578
affected 855
Pharisee 988
piuitan
Pharisee 988
Puritan 984
piuitanical
aj^6cte(i 855
ascetic 955
purity 960
[see pure]
purl «^m 348
-^ 'faint sound 405
music 416
purlieus near 197
surrounding 227
purloin 791
purple crimson 434
mo^< 437
insignia 747
- and fine linen 377
purport
meaning 516
(intend 620)
purpose 620
infirm of - 606
on -620
serve a - 644
tenacity of - 604a
S56
to little or no - 645
to some - 731
purposeless 621
purpure 437
purr 412
purse money SOO
treasury 802
long - 803
- up 195
put into one's - 786
purse bearer 801
purse-proud 878
purser 801
purse strings:
draw the -
not pay SOS
open the -
disburse 809
pursuant to 620
pursue continue 143
follow 281
aim 622
- a course 680
- an inquiry 461
-the tenor of one's
way
business 626
modesty 881
pursuer 622
pursuit 622
pursuivant 634
pursy 194
purulent 653
purvey 637
purview 620
pus 653
Puseyite 984
push exigency 8
impel 276
progress 282
propel 284
essay 675
activity 682
come to the - 704
-aside
neglect 460
disrespect 929
- forward
ac<tt;e682
aid 707
- from 289
- on haste 684
- out eject 297
- to the last 133
push ball 840
pushing 282, 284
pusillanimity 862
puss 366
play - in the comer
interchange 148
pustule
mmple 250
blemish 848
put place 184
fool 501
cards 840
clown 876
neatly - 576
- about
turn back 283
go round 311
jmbKshSSl
a case cite 82
suppose 514
aconst ruction on622
a mark upon 457
an end to
c/Mi67
stop 142
destroy 162
- oneself 361
a cjuestion 461
aside
exclude 55
inattention 468
neglect 460
disuse 678
away
- thought 452
relinquish 782
divorce 905
back
turn back 283
deteriorate 669
restore 660
before
inform 527
by 636
down
destroy 162
record 551
corujuer 731
compel 744
vay S07
humiliate 874
forth
expand 194
suggest 514
pMish 531
assert 535
- a question 461
- strength 686
-forward
suggest 514
pMish 531
ostentation 882
• in, - into
[see 6eZat£?]
' in commission 766
■ in force
complete 729
compel 744
- off tote 133
divest 226
depart 293
ptea617
• on doihe 226
deceive 544
Aosten 684
ajfect 855
> oneself out of court
sophistry 477
bunding 699
• one 8 hand to 676
> one's nose out of
joint 33
> one's trust in 484
• on paper 551
• out [see below]
' right 660
• the horses to 673
•the saddle on the
right hone 156
- the seal to
complete 729
compact 769
- to [see bdowX
- together jam 48
combine 48
assemUe 161
- to inconvenienoe647
- up [see bdawl
-upon
deceive 646
oppress 6^
putative
attributed 165
believed 484
supposed 614
putid 643
put in arrive 292
insert dOO
- an affidavit 535
-a word
speak 582
converse 688
- hand 676
- mind 506
- motion 2M
- one's head 614
- one's pocket 785
- order 60
- practice 692
- remembrance 605
r shape 60
- the place of 147
- the way ol 470
-trim
arrange 60
prepare 673
put out
destroy 162
outside 220
extinguish 385
darken 421
distract the oUenHon
458
uncertain 476
difficuU7(A
discorUent S32
- of countenance 874^
900
- of ^ear 168
- of joint 61
- of one's head 458
- of one's misery 914
- to nurse 707
- to order 59
putrefy 653
putrid 653
put to attribute 155
request 766
- death 361
-it 704
- one's oath 768
- press 591
- rights 60
-sea 203
- shame 874
- silence 581
- task 677
- the blush 879
- the door 26.
PROG
PROO
PROP
PROS
proffreision
gradation 58
series 69
numerical"^
moiion2B2
progressiye
oontinnoiu 69
course 109
advancing 282
improving 658
prohibition 761
exclusion 55
temperance 953
prohibitioniiit 958
project 6uloe 250
impel 2Si
intend Q20
plan G2Q
projectile 727
projecting 214
projection map 554
projector 626
prolation
voice 580
speech 582
prole, sine - 169
prolegomena 64
prolepsiB
precursor 6i
anachronism 115
proletarian 876
prolific 168
prolix 573
prolocutor
interpreter 524
teacher 540
speaker 582
prologue
precursor 64
drama 599
what's past is - 122
prolong
protract 110
late 133
lengthen 200
prolongation 143
prolusion 64
promenade
walk 2m
dUvUxy 882
Promethean 359
prominent
convex 250
manifest 525
important 642
eminent 873
prominently
^fiiic/i 31
more 33
promiscuous
mixeci 41
irregidnr 59
indiscriminate 465a
casua' 021
promise
predict 511
engage 768
Ao'pe 858
keep one's - 939
keep - to ear and
break to hope 545
- of celestial worth 511
- oneself
expect 507
Aope 858
promissory 768
- note
security 771
money 800
promontory
height 206
projection 250
2am; 342
promote
improve 658
aid 707
promoter
planner 626
promotion 658
prompt early 132
remind 505
teM527
induce 615
oc/tVe 682
advise 695
(guicA; 274)
- book 505
- memory 505
prompter
drama 599
motive 615
adviser 695
promptuary 636
promulgate 531
- a decree 741
pronation and supi-
nation 218
prone
horizontal 213
proneness
tendency 176
disposition 820
prdner
ostentation 882
praise 931
proneur 935
prong 91
pronounce
judge 480
asser/ 535
voice 580
8p€aA; 582
pronounced 525
pronouncement 535
pronunciation 580
pronunciative 535
pronunsiamento
531
proof hard 323
insensible 376
Ust 463
demonstration 478
printing 591
rfn/// 626
ocular - 446
- against
strong 159
resolute 604
8a/e664
defense 717
esM/atire 719
n«er»t6^823
prop support 215
/i€/p 707
propsBdeutic 537
propsBdeutics 537
propagable 168
propaganda
teaching 537
school 542
propagandism 537
propagandist
teacher 540
prie«^ 996
propagate
produce 161 ■
o€ productive 168
publish 531
propel 284
propeller 284
propend 602
propendency
predetermination
611
inclination 820
prepense 602
propension 820
propensity
tendency 176
inclination 820
proper special 79
expedient 646
handsome 845
due 924
(ri^/i/ 922)
in its - place 58
- name 564
- time 134
show a - spirit 939
the - thing
duty 926
properties, theatri-
cal-
costume 225
drama 599
property poicer 157
possessions 780
u^lthSOS
property-man 599
prophasis 510
prophecy 511
prophet seer 513
priest 996
in the name of the •
fi^! 497
non-Biblical -s 986
prophetic
predict 511
revekUion 985
Prophets, the - 985
prophylactic
healthful 656
remedy 662
vreservative 670
hindrance 706
prophylaxis 670
propinquity 197
propitiate
pacify 723
calm 826
content 831
love 897
pi/2^914
forgive 918
a/oTie 952
worship 990
propitiator 724
propitious
timely 134
beneficial 648
^ping 707
prosperous 734
auspicious 858
proplasm 22
proportion
relation 9
mathematical 84
symmetry 242
allotment 786
proportionate
agreeing 23
proportions
space 180
si2e 192
proposal 765
p2an 626
propose
suggest 514
broach 535
tn/end 620
offer 763
o^er marriage 902
- a question 461
proposition
supposition 454
reasoning 476
project 626
suggestion 514
o^er 763
request 765
propound
suggest 514
broach 535
- a question 461
propria person^
in - speciality 79
presence 186
proprietary 779
proprietor 779
proprietorship 780
propriety
agreement 23
expedience 646
fashion 852
ri^/i/922
dti/^ 926
propiio motu 600
propter hoc 155
propugn
resist 717
vindicate 937
propulsion 284
propylon 66
prore 234
prorogue 133
proruption 295
prosaic - s^j/^ 575
dry 576
(/U//843
prosaism prose 598
prosal 598
pioscenium
front 234
PROS
PROT
PROV
PSEU
proscribe
interdict 761
banish 893
curse 908
condemn 971
{exclude 77)
prose
diffuse style 573
prate 584
not verse 608
- run mad
ornate 577
poetical 597
- writer 598
prosecute
pursue 622
act 680
accuse 938
arraign 969
- an inquiry 461
prosecutor 938
proselyte
learner 541
convert 607
proselytism 537
proser 841
prosody 597
prosopopoeia 521
prospect
futurUy 121
weu? 448
probability 472
expectation 507
laruiscape painting
556
pood -858
in - intended 620
prospectively 121
prospectus Zt^t 86
foresight 510
compendium 596
scheme 626
prosperity 734
prospicience 510
prostemation
d^ection 837
servility 886
prostitute
corrupt. 659
mistime 679
impure 961
courtesan 962
prostrate
powerless 158
destroyed 162
Zou; 207
horizontal 213
depress 308
^uf up 655
exhausted 688
dejcc/crf 837
sem^e 886
fall - 306
- oneself
senriZe 886
o&«i«a7tce 928
worship 990
prostration
[see prostrate]
submission 725
pain 828
prosy u^ry 841
(fuZ/ 843
prosyllogism 476
protagonist
actor 599
proficient 700
protasis
precursor 64
maxim 496
protean 149
protect so/e 664
protected cruiser 726
protection
influence 175
defense 717
restrain 751
protector 664, 717
master 745
keeper 753
protectorate 737
reo/m 780
prot6g6 servant 746
/riend 890
proteiform 149
protein
semiliquid 352
organic 357
protervity 901
protest d issen/ 489
assert 535
(fen2/536
re/use 764
deprecate 766
not observe 773
not paj/ 808
counter - 468
enter a - 766
- against
oppose 708
disapprove 932
under -
ununlling 603
compulsion 744
protestant
dissenting 489
Protestant 984
?rote8ted bills 808
roteus 149
prothesis 1000
prothonotary 553
protocol scheme 626
compact 769
{record 551)
(uxzrrant 771)
protogenal 153
protohistoric 124
protoplasm
prototype 22
productive 168
organization 357
protoplast 22
prototype 22
prediction 511
protoxide of nitro-
gen 376
protosoa 357
protract time 110
late 133
lengthen 200
diffuse style 573
protreptical 615
protrude 250
protuberance 250
protjpify 511
proud
dignified 873
Zo/tv 878
- flesh 250
prove
arithmetic 85
turn out 151
try 463
demonstrate 478
ajfect 821
- one's case
vindication 937
- true 494
provender food 298
provision 637
proverb maxim 496
{phrase 566)
proverbe ac/in(^ 599
proverbial 490
provide
/umis^ 637
- against
prepare 673
- against a rainy day
817
provided
coruiitionaUy 8
qualification 469
supposition 514
{condUians 770)
-for 803
well - 639
providence
foresight 510
preparation 673
divine government
976
Providence 976
waiter on -
ufZe683
contented 831
provident
careful 459
trise 498
prepared 673
proviaential
opportune 134
fortunate 734
province
department 75
region 181
a&o(ie 189
oi^ 625
((2u/y926)
provincial
[see province]
vidgar 851
provinciaUsm
neology 563
provision /ood 298
supply 637
preparation 673
irea/tA803
(materials 635)
provisional 475
circumstances 8
temporary 111
uncertain 475
preparing 673
provisions
conditions 770
proviso
qualificatum 469
condition 770
provisory 111
provocateur, agent
-615
provoke cai/se 153
incite 615
excite 824
vex 830
a(7^a«ate835
anger 900
-desire 865
- hatred 898
provoquant 824
provost master 745
deputy 759
prow 234
prowess 861
prowl walk 266
ZurA; 528
- after 622
proximate
next 63
near 197
- cause 153
proximity near 197
adjacent 199
proximo 121
proximus ardet
danger 665, 667
proxy 759
prude affected 855
chaste 960
prudent
careful 459
unse 498
cau/ious 864
(skiUfvl 698)
prudery
affectation 855
fastidiausness 868
pruina383
prune
taA:e atMiy 38
2op 201
repair 658
prunello» leather or
-643
prurience
desire 865
lust 961
Prussian blue 438
Prussic acid 663
pry 2ooA; 441
curiosity 455
inquire 461
- into the future 510
Prytaneum931
psalm music 415
worship 990
psalm book 998
psalmody 415
psalter 998
psaltery 417
psammous 330
psephomancy 511
pseudo
PRET
PRIM
PRIN
PRIV
pfea617
prettf mvch 31
imperfectly 651
&eau^/tJ845
- f eUow 601
-good 651
- kettle of fish, pass,
dieorder 59
difficulty 704
- quarrel 720
- well mudi 31
^1^32
trifling Q^
preux cheyalier 939
prevail ext«i 1
superior dS
general 78
influence 175
AaM(613
aiicce6«i731
- upon 615
prevailing 78
-taste 852
prevalence
[see prevail]
prevaricate
falsehood 544
(equivocale 520)
provenance 894
prevenient
precedent 62
early 132
prevention
vr^udice 481
Atnarance 706
- of waste 817
previouB
-ffi time 116
(- in order 62)
move the - question
624
not within - experi-
ence 137
p7eviaion510
pre warn 668
prey /ood 298
otiorry 620
booty 79^
victim S2S
fall a - to
be defeated 732
subjection 749
- on the mind
excite 824
regret ^Xi
fear mi
- on the spirits 837
- to grief 828
- to melancholy 837
price
consideration 147
value Q^
money 818
at finy - 604a
beyond - 814
cheap at the - 815
have one's - 812
of great -
good 648
dear 814
reward 973
price current 812
priceless
valueless 645
va/tia6te648
dear 814
prick sharp 253
hole 260
sting 378
sensation of touch
380
incite 615
mental suffering 830
kick against the -s
useless 645
resistance 719
- up one's ears
hear 418
curiosity 455
attention 457
expect 507
prickle sharp 253
sensation of touch
380
prickly 253
pride
ornament 847
loftiness 878
take a - in 878
priest 996
priestcraft 995
priesthood 995, 996
priest-ridden
false viety 988
churchdom 995
prig steal 791
puppy 854
affected S55
blusUrer 887
priggish
affected 855
vain 880
prim affected 855
proud 878
prima: - donna
actress 599
important 642
profuHent 700
- facie sig^ 441
appearance 448
probable 472
- meaning 516
manifest 525
primacy
celebrity 873
c/iurc^ 995
primary
cau^e 153
important 642
assembly 696
- color 428
- education 537
primate 996
primates 875
prime
primeval 124
earZw 132
/eocA 537
impor(a7a642
excellent Q^
prepare 673
in one's - 131
- and load 673
- cost price 812
cheap 815
- minister 694
- mover 153, 164
- number 84
- of life youth 127
adolescence 131
- of the morning 125
primed
skilled ms
tipsy 959
primer 542
primeval 124
primices 154
primigenous 124
priming 556
primitive old 124
cause 153
- color 428
prime avulso non de-
ficit alter 80
primogenial
beginning 66
primogeniture
old 124:
age .128
vosterity 167
heritaae 777
primoraial old 124
cause 153
primordinate 124
primrose-colored
436
primum mobile
cati^e 153
motive 615
primus inter pares
33
prince
perfection 650
master 745
nobility 875
- of darkness 978
Prince Albert coat
225
princely
ayihoritative 737
liberal 816
famous 873
noble 875
generous 942
prmcess 745, 875
principal
important 642
director 694
- part great 31
whole 50
principality
region 181
property 780
principally 33
principia 496
principiis ob stare
673
principle
intrinsic 5
ruie 80
cat^se 153
element ZIQ
reasoning 476
tenet AS4
mcucim 496
motive 615
pro6i/y 939
on - 615
want of - 945
principled, high -
939
prink adorn 847
show off 882
print marA; 550
engraving 558
letterpress 591
out of - 552
printer 591
pnnting 691
prior
- in order 62
^in time 116
clergy 99Q
priori reasoning, a -
476
priority 116
prior tempore prior
Jure 62, 116
priory 1000
Priscian's head,
break - 568
prism
angularity 244
optical instnunent
445
see through a - 443
prismatic
coZor 428
variegated 440
prison 762
cast into - 751
in -754
prisoner
captive 764
accused 938
take -
restrain 751
seize 789
prison house
secrets of the -
reveal 529
secret 533
pristine 122
prithee 765
prittle-prattle 588
privacy
conceal 528
seclude 893
private special 79
hidden 528
secluded 893
in -528
keep - 881
- road 627
- soldier 726
talk to in - 586,
588
to gain some - ends
943
privateer
combaJULXKillSs
PRIV
PROC
PROF
PROG
robber 792
privateering 791
privately 881
privation loss 776
poverty 804
privative 789
privilege
'permissum 760
exemption 777a
due 924
privity 490
privy hidden 528
kUrinea 653
-to 490
Privy Council
tribunal 9m
prize good 618
paljn 733
gain 775
booty 793
low? 897
approve 931
- open 173
win the - 731
prizer 767
prize fighter 726
prize fighting 720
prizeman 700
pro: - and con
reasoning 476
motive 615
- formA 82
- hAc vice
special 79
present time 118
occasion 134
seldom 137
- re nat&
circumstances 8
relation 9
special 79
occasion 134
conditions 770
- tanto degree 26
ffmaU 32
- tem{)ore 111
proa 273
probability
chance 156
likelihood 472
probable
Aope/uZ 858
probate
security 771
[evidence 467)
Probate, Court of
966
probation
(naM63
demonstration 478
probationary 463
essay 675
probauoner 541
probative 478
probatum est
proof 478
approval 931
probe f/ep//i 208
perforator 262
investigate 461
measure 466
probitSA laudatur et
alget 939
probity 939
problem topic 454
question 461
enigma 533
problematical
uncertain 475
(/lidrfen 528)
proboscis 250
procacity
insolence 885
rudeness 895
irascibility 901
procedure
me^/iod 627
action 680
conduct 692
proceed /ime 109
advance 282
- from 154
- with 692
proceeding
incomplete 53
evcwi 151
action 680
no^ finished 730
course of - 692
Proceedings of -
551
proceeds grain 775
money 800
receipts 810
procerity 206
process
projection 250
condwd 692
(action 680)
in - of time
posterior 117
legal - 963
- of time
course 109
procession
continuity 69
rwarcA 266
ceremony 882
processional
ri/c 998
procds verbal
record 551
few? proceeding 969
prochronism 115
proclaim 531
proclivity
tendency 176
pr oneness 820
[disposition 602)
proconsul 759
proconsulship 737
procrastination
rfe^y 133
inactivity 683
procreant 168
procreate
produce 161
productive 168
procreator 166
Procrustean 82
-law 80
Procrustes:
stretch on the bed of -
27
proctor officer 694
consignee 758
^WTyer 968
proctorship 693
procumbent 213
procuration 755
procurator 694
procure cause 153
induce 615
oc^775
W795
procurement 170
procuress 962
prod 276
prodigal lavish 641
extravagant 818
prodigality 818
prodigious
much 31
wonderful 870
prodigy
exception 83
mte 648
wonderful 872
- of learning 700
prodition 940
prodrome 64
produce
increase 35
cause 153
e^ec( 154
create 161
prolong 200
s/iati7 525
/rui^ 775
merchandise 798
- itself 446
producer 164
product
multiple 84
e^eci 154
gain 775
production 161
[and see produce]
productive
power 157
productiveness 168
proem 64
proemial
Toreceding in order 62
oeginning 66
profane
desecrate 679
impious 988
laicai 997
- swearing? 908
prof anum vulgus 876
profession
assertion 535
pretense 546
fmsinesa 625
promise 768
enter a - 625
- of faith
belief 484
theology 983
professor
learned man 492
teacher 540
professorship 542
proffer 763
proficient
knowledge 490
sA»^698
odep^TOO
proficuous 644
profile
outline 230
side 236
appearance 448
portraiture 556
profit
increase 35
advantage 618
u/i2i^2^ 644
acgui^ion 775
- and loss account 811
- by tt«e 677
profitable
useful 644
^ood 648
gainful 775
{receipts 810)
profitless 646
profligacy 945
profiuent
progressive 282
stream 348
profound
^ea^ 31
deep 208
^med 490
ipiee 498
sagacious 702
/ee^ing 821
- attention 457
- knowledge 490
- secret 533
profundis, de -
lamentation 839
penitence 950
profundity
[«e€ profoundl
profuse
diffuse style 573
redundant 641
prodigal 818
profusion
multitude 102
p/en<l/639
prog 298
progenerate 161
progenitor 166
progeny 167
prognosis 510, 511
prognostic 512
prognosticate 511
programme
catalogue 86
plan 626
progress
growth 144
motion 264
advance 282
{improvement 658)
in - incomplete 53, 730
in mid - 270
make - 282
- of science 490
- of time 109
PRAN
PREC
PREF
PREM
dance 315
prank caprice 608
amuaemeni 840
adorn 847
prate 584
prattle iaJk 582
chatter ^^
pravity 945
praxis
grammar 567
action 680
Praxiteles 559
pray beg 765
wcrahip 990
prayer
request 765
worship 990
house of - 1000
making their lives a -
990
- of Ajax 421
-8 ardent open heav-
en 990
prayer book 998
prayer wheel 998
preach teach 537
predication 998
- to the winds 645
- to the wise 538
preacher
teacher 540
priest 996
preachment 998
preadamite
antique 124
veteran 130
preamble 64
preapprehension 481
prebend 995
prebendary 996
precarious
transient 111
uncertain 475
dangerous 665
precatory 765
precaution
care 459
expedient 626
safety 664
preparation 673
precede
superior 33
- in order 62
- in time 116
- in motion 280
precedence
[see precede] 62
rank 873
precedent
[see precede]
prototype 22
precursor 64
hdnteiS
legal decision 969
follow -8 82
- embalms a princi-
ple 22, 64
precentor
leader 694
priest 99Q
precept
requirement 630
maxim 697
order 641
permU 7G0
preceptor 540
precession
- in order 62
- in motion 280
prdcieuse ridicule
855
precinct region 181
place 182
environs 227
boundary 233
precious great 31
excellent 648
valuable 814
6eioi«(f 897
- metals 800
- stone
goodness 648
ornament 847
precipice
vertical 212
5^pe 217
dangerous 667
on the verge of a -
665
precipitartey
^9<e 684
rashness 863
precipitate
eaWy 132
sink 308
consolidate 321
refuse 653
Aa«(e684
ra«/i 863
- oneself 306
precipitous 217
pr6cis 596
precise exact 494
precisely
imitation 19
assent 488
precisian 739
precisianism
affectation 855
heterodoxy 984
overreligious 988
preclude 706
preclusion 55
precocious
earZ2^ 132
immature 674
pert 885
ni<fe 895
precognition
forethought 490
knowledge 510
preconceived idea
481
preconception 481
preconcert
predetermination
611
plan 626
preconcertation
preparation 673
precursor
- in order 62, 64
- in time 116
(predict 511)
(preeofipe 512)
predatory
taking 789
thieving 791
predecessor 64
predeliberation
foresight 510
predetermination
611
predesigned 611
predestination
/ate 152
necessity 601
predetermination
611
Dei/2/ 976
predetermination
601, 611
predial ^ruf 342
agriculture 371
manorial 780
predicament
sto/e 7
circumstances 8
character 75
predicate
a^rw 535
preach 998
prediction 611
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bias 481
affection 820
(ienre 865
(Z<w« 897)
predispose
motive 615
prepare 673
predisposed
willing 602
predisposition
tendency 176
affection 820
predominant
influence 175
authority 737
predominate
superior 33
preeminent
superior 33
celebrated 873
preemption 795
preSngage
earZy 132
preSngagement 768
pre^stablish 626
pre^xamine 461
preexist
priority 116
(iwMi 122)
preface 62, 64
prefect ru/er 745 '
deputy 759
- of studies 542
prefecture 737
prefer c/ioose 609
- a claim 969
- a petition 765
preference 62
preferment
improvement 658
ecclesiastical - 995
prefigure
prediction 511
{indication 550)
prefix 62, 64
preglacial 124
pregnable 158
pregnant
producing 161
productive 168
predicting 511
- «^yte 572
important 642
- with meaning 516
prehension 789
prehistoric 124
preinstruct 537
prejudge 481
prejudfcate 481
prejudice
misjudge 481
evU^X^
detriment 659
prejudicial 649
prelacy 995
prelate 996
prelation 609
prelection 537
prelector 540
prelibation 510
preliminaries
- of peace 723
settle - 673
prelimixiary
preceding 62
precursor 64
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prelude 62, 64 (116)
premature
early 132
unripe 674
premeditate*
predetermine 611
intend 620
premices 154
premier
director 694
vicegerent 759
- pas 66
premiership 693
premise prefix 62
announce 511
premises
precursor 64
prior 116
ground 182
evidence 467
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prexnium
debtSOd
receipt 810
reward 973
at a - 814
premonish 668
premonitory
prediction 511
warning 668
Premonstratensian
996
premoDAtta.ti<yDk.
PREM
PRES
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prediction 511
manifestation 525
premiinira
disobedience 742
penalty 974
prendre la balle au
bond 134
prenotion
rnisjudgment 481
foresight 510
prensation 789
prentice 541
prenticeship 539
preoccupancy
possession 777
preoccupation
inattention 458
preoption G09
preordain 611
destiny 152
necessity 601
preparation 678
music 413
instruction 537
in course of -
plan 626
preparatory
preceding 62
prepared ready 698
prepare the way
facilUate 705
preparing
destined 152
prepense
spontaneous 600
predetermined 611
intended 620
malice - 907
prepoUence 157
tos^e 850
propriety 926
preponderance
superiority 33
influence 175
dominance 737
{importance 642)
prepossessed
obstinate 606
prepossessing 829
prepossession
prejudice 481
possession 777
preposterous
^ea< 31
absurd 497
exaggerated 549
ridiculous 853
undue 925
prepotency 157
Pre-Raphaelite 122,
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preresolve 611
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authoriiy 737
n^/i/ 924
presage
predict 511
^?/v^7» 512
presbyopia 443
presbyter 996
Presbyterian 984
presbytery 995, 996,
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prescience 510
prescious 511
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rfircc^ 693
aJ{;ice 695
order 741
en^tT/e 924
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precept 697
decree 741
prescription
remedy 662
prescriptiTB
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unchanged 141
habitual 613
due 924
presence
in space 186
appearance 448
breeding 894
in the - of
wear 197
- of God 981
- of mind
calm 826
cautious 864
real - 998
saving one's - 928
presence chamber
191
present
- in time 118
- in space 186
offer 763
give 784
church preferment
995
at- 118
- a bold front 861
- a front 719
- arms
courtesy 894
respect 928
- hour alone is man's
118
- in spint 187
- itself event 151
visible 446
thought 451
- oneself
presence 186
offer 763
courtesy 894
- time 118
instant 113
- to the mind
attention 457
memory 505
- to the view 448
these -s
uvriting 590
epistle 592
presentable 852
presentation
[see presentl
celebration 883
courtesy 894
presentiment
instinct 477
prejudgment 481
foresight 510
presently 132
presentment
information 527
^t/7 proceeding 969
preservation
continuance 141
conservation 670
Divine attributes 976
preserve au7eeto 396
- a middle course 628
preserver
safeguard 664
preshow 511
preside
- at the board
direction 693
- over
authority 737
presidency 737
president
director 694
master 745
-'s message 695
press crouid 72
c/ose/ 191
weight 319
public - 531
printing 591
ooo<c 593
move 615
compel 744
o/er 763
$o/ici/ 765
go to - 591
- agent's yam 546
- in 300
- into the service
use^n
aid 101
- of business 682
- on course 109
progression 282
haste QS^
- one hard 716
- out 301
- proof 591
- to the bosom 902
under - of 744
writer for the - 593
pressed: hard - 704
- for time 684
pressgang 965
pressing rieed 630
urgent 642
press room 591
pressure
power 157
influence 175
weight 319
urgency 642
adversity 735
center of - 222
high - 824
press work 591
Prester John 515
prestidigitation 545
prestidigiUtor 548
prestige bias 481
authority 737
fascination 865
fame 873
prestigiation 545
prestissimo 415
presto
instantly 113
music 415
prestriction 442
presumable 472
presume
mi^udge 481
believe 484
suppose 514
hopeS5S
pride 878
presumption
[see presume]
probahility 472
expectation Gfn
rashness 863
arrogance 885
unlawfulness 9I2IS
presumptlfe
pro6a6^472
supposed 514
due 924
heir - 779
- evidence
etrtdence467
probabilUy 472
presumptuous 885
presuppose
misjudge 481
suppose 514
presurmise
foresee 510
suppose 514
pretend assert 535
simulaU 544
pretended 545
pretender
deceiver 548
braggart 884
unentitled Vih
pretending 544
pretense
falsehood 544
untruth &4Q
excuse 617
osterUaticn S82
boast SS^
pretension
ornament 577
affectcUionS5&
due9U
pretentious
a^ectod 855
vain 880
ostentalums 882
boasting 884
undtte 925
preterition 128
preterlapsed 122
pretermit 460
preternatural 83
preterperfect 122
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5d931
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popularis, aura - 873
popularize
re?ider intelligible SIS
facUUate 705
make vleasant 829
population
inhabitants 188
mankind 372
populi, vox -
pyblication 531
election GOQ
authority 737
populous
crowded 72
midtitude 102
presence 186
porcelain
&aA;e<i384
sculpture 557
porch entrance 66
Z0662/ 191
?m>u/A 231
opening 260
(uHiy 627)
porcupine
prickly 253
towc/iy 901
pore opening 260
e^e5« 295
conduit 350
- over ioo/c 441
app/^ //le mind 457
Zeam 539
porism inquiry 461
judgment 480
pork 298
pornographic 961
porous 260
porpoise 192
porridge 298
porringer 191
port abode 189
sinistral 239
^ai/ 264
arrival 292
carriage 448
/wr6ar666
- admiral 745
-fire 388
- wine 959
portable small 193
transferable 270
^H^/J^ 320
portage 270
ported en/rance 66
mouth 231
opening 260
(tmy 627)
portative
small 193
transferable 270
(Zii^/i/ 320)
portcullis
hindrance 706
defense 717
portemonnaie 802
portend 511
portent 512
portentous
prophetic 51 1
/car/wZ 860
porter janitor 263
carrier 271
porterage 270
porterhouse steak
298
portfolio case 191
book 593
magazine 636
direction 693
insignia 747
porthole 260
portico en/ranee 66
room 191
portidre 424
portion part 51
allotment 786
- out 786
portly 192
portmanteau 191
- word 572
portrait
representation 554
portrait painting
556
portrait painter 559
portraiture 554, 556
portray 554
portreeve
master 745
functionary 965
posada 189
pose situation 183
form 240
puzzle 475
difficulty 704
affectation 855
- as 554
Poseidon 341
posited 184
position
circumstances 8
term 74
situation 183
proposition 514
assertion 535
- in society 873
positive real 1
great 31
strict 82
certain 474
narrow-minded 481
6cZie/ 484
unequivocal 518
assertion 535
obstinate 606
absolute 739
(precise 494)
Philosophie - 316
- color 428
- degree 31
- fact 474
- quantity 84
positivism
heterodoxy 984
irreligion 989
posnet 191
posology 662
posse collection 72
par/;/ 712
in - 470
- comitatus
collection 72
army 726
authority 737
jurisdiction 965
possess 777
- a state 7
- knowledge 490
- oneself of 789
- the mind 484
- the soul 824
possessed with a
devil 503
possession 777, 780
come into - 775, 783
in one's - 777
person in - 779
put one in - of 527
renmin in - of the field
731
possessor 779
possibility
chance 156
liability 177
may be 470
property 780
- upon a possibility
475
possidetis, uti -
possession 777
retention 781
post fastening 45
situation 183
localion 184
support 215
send 270
swift 274
publish 531
mail 534
beacon 550
record 551
employment 625
accounis 811
stigmatize 874
punish 972
at one's -
persist 604o
prepared 673
on dii/2/ 926
drive from - to pillar
704
- hoc ergo propter hoe
477
sign - 550
stand like a - 265
postal 592
- currency 800
postboy 268
post cajti 592
post chaise 272
postdate 115
postdiluvial 117
poster 531
posterior
in order 63
in time 117
in space 235
posteriority 117
posterity
futurity 121
descendants 167
haaddsyiTDi^Ki-
POST
POUN
POWE
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record 551
fame 873
postern portal 66
back 235
opening 260
postezistence 152
posthaste
swift 274
haste 684
rash 863
post-horse 271
posthumous
subsequent 117
/a^e 133
- fame 873
postilion
rider 268
guide 694
postliminious
subsequent 117
late 133
postmeridian 126
post-mortem
death 360
interment 363
postnate 117
post-obit 360, 363
post "effice 534
- order 800
postpone 133
postprandial 117
postscript 65
postulant
asking 765
petitioner 767
nun 996
postulate
reasoning 476
axiom 496
supposition 514
postulation
supposition 514
request 765
posture
circums/anres 8
situation 183
/arm 240
posture master
player 599
buffoon 844
posy mo^o 550
poe7/i 597
flowers 847
pot mucA 31
mufir 191
/lea/ 384
saucepan 386
preserve 670
s^A'es 775
death in the - 657
go to-
destruction 162
failure 732
keep the - boiling
continue 143
ac/it>e 682
le - au lait
imagination 515
/iop6 858
make the - boil 775
potobJe 298
548
potage 298
potager 191
Potomac
all quiet on - 721
potation
beverage 298
tippling 959
pot-beUied 194
pot companion 890
potency 157
potent 157, 159
potentate 745
potential
inexislent 2
potentiality
power 157
possibility 470
pother disorder 59
feeling S2l
excitement 825
annoyance 830
pot herbs 393
pothooks 590
pothouse 189
pot hunter 767
potion
beverage 298
medicine 662
potluck
eating 298
chance 621
Potosi.$03
potpourri
mixture 41
fragrance 400
music 415
pottage 298
pottering
busy 682
faddling 683
potter's field 363
pottery 6aA:e(i 384
art 557
pottle 191
potulent drink 298
drunken 959
pot-valiant 959
pot- walloper 746, 876
pouch 191
poudre:
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442
qui n'a pas invents
la-
fool 501
bungler 701
poultice pulp 354
remedy 662
reZi>/ 834
poultry 366
pounce upon
unex-oected 508
attack 716
seize 789
pound
inclose 232
u'ei(7/i< 319
bruise 330
imprison 752
- together 41
poundage 813
pounds, shillings,
and pence 800
pour emerge 295
stream 348
sufficient 639
it never rains but it
-8 641
- a broadside into 716
- forth eject 297
speak 5S2
loquacity 584
- forth like water 818
- in converge 290
ingress 294
sufficiency 639
- on lavish 784
- out 295, 297
- out blood like water
361
- water into a sieve
vxLste 638
prodigality 818
- with rain 348
pourboire 784
pourparler
interlocution 588
advice 695
council 696
iroO ffTia 215
pout project 250
«ad837
discourteous 895
irate 900
sulky 901a
poverty
insufficiency 640
unimportance 643
indigence 804
- of blood 160
- of mtollcct 499
powder 330
food for - 726
gun - 727
keep one's - dry 673
not worth - 645
- and shot 727
smell - 722
waste - 638
powdered
variegated 440
powdering
ornament 847
power mue/i 31
numerical 84
efficacy 167
Zouci 404
- of style 574
authority 737
do all in one's - 686
give - 760
in the - of
authority 737
subjection 749
knowledge is - 490
literary - 569
- of attorney 755
- of money 800
-s by deepest calms
are fed 31
powerful
strong 159
- voice 580
powerless
impotent 158
weak 160
powerlessness 175a
powers that be 745
powv^ow 696
palaver 588
poz 655
praam 273
practicable
possible 470
(easy 705)
practical
acting 170
executive 692
- joke
deception 545
ridicule S56
disrespect 929
- knowledge 698
practically
intrinsically 5
practice
arithmetic 85
training 537
habU 613
conduct 692
in - prepared 673
skilled Q9S
out of - 699
put in - use 677
o^ion 680
conduct 692
complete 729
practice train 537
.use 677
ac/680
- at the bar 968
- on one's creduliti
545
- upon
experiment 463
deceive 545
practiced
skilled 698
- eye 700
- hand 700
practitioner
medical -062
doer 690
prsBCOgnita 467
prsenomen 564
prsBtor 967
pragmatical
pedantic 855
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Pragmatic Sanction
769
prahu 273
prairie plain 344
vegetation 367
- schooner 272
praise thanks 916
commendation 931
worship 990
praiseworthy
commendable 931
virtue 944
prame 273
prance move 266
PLAY
PLOW
PLUN
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plajBoine836
plaything
toy 840
make a - of 749
playwright 599
plaza 189
plea excuse 617
vindication 937
lawsuU 969
plead argue 467
©tea 617
beg 7^
- guilty 950
- one's cause 937
pleader lawyer 968
pleading, special -
477
pleadings 969
pleasant
agreeable 829
amusing 840
wiUyS^
make things -
deceive 545
induce 615
jHease 829
flatter %^
pleasantry 840, 842
please 829
as you -
obedience 743
do what one -s 748
if you -
obedience 743
consent 762
request 765
-oneself 943 .
pleasurableness 829
pleasure
physical - 877
wiueoo
moral -827
dissipation 954
at -600
at one's - 737
during - 108a
give - 829
make toil of - 682
man of - 954a
take one's - 840
wiUand-600
with -
willingly 602
pleasure-giying 829
pleasure ground
demesne 189
amusement 840
plebeian 851, 876
plebiscite
judgment 480
choice 009
plectuntur Achiyi
^39
pledge promise 768
security 771
borrow 788
dnnk to 883, 894
hold in - 771
- oneself 768
- one's word 768
take the -
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sobriety 958
pledget
stopper 263
remedy 662
Pleiades
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stars 318
plenary /ix/Z 31
complete 52
plenipotent
power 157
plenipotentiary
consignee 758
deputy 759
plenitude 639
in the - of power 159
plenty
multitude 102
sufficient 639
- to do 682
plenum
substance 3
maUer 316
plenus annis 128
pleonasm
repetition 104
difuseness 573
redundance 641
plerophory 484
plethora 641
plexus 219
pUable 324
pliant soft 324
irresolute 605
facile 705
sertnle 886
plicature 258
pliers
extractor 301
holder 781
plight state 7
promise 768
security 771
evil - 735
- one's faith 902
- one's troth 768, 902
plighted love
^t;6 897
endearment 902
plinth base 211
rest 215
plod journey 266
slow 275
persevere 604a
workQS2
plodding 604a, 682
duU 843
plot - of ground 181
plain 344
plan 626
the - thickens
assemblage 72
events 6S2
plough [see plow]
plover 366
plow furrow 259
agriculture 371
-in 228
- one's way 266
- the ground
prepare 673
- the waves 267
plowboy
commonalty 876
plowed failure 732
plowshare 253
pluck cheat 545
resolution 604
persevere 604a
re;eci 610
to^'e 789
6/eaZ 791
courage 861
- a crow with 932
- out 301
- up courage 861
- up drowned honor
928
plucked 732
plug dose 261
stopper 263
blow 276
deterioration 659
plugugly 913
plum number 98
sweet 396
money 800
plumage 256
plumb
vertical 212
dose 261
measure 466
plumb line 212
plum-colored 437
plume feather 256
ornament 847
borrowed -s 788
- oneself 878
plume
coup dc - 590
nom de - 565
plumigerous 256
plummet depth 208
verticality 212
plumose 256
plump
instantaneous 113
fat 192
plunge 310
unexpected 508
-down 306
- upon 292
plumper
expansion 194
vote 609
plumule 167
plunder steal 791
booty 793
{ravage 659)
plunge
revolution 146
insert 300
dit;e 310
immerse 337
^urry 684
- headlong 684
- in medias res
plain language 576
resolute 604
-into
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- into difficulties '
- into dissipation
- into sorrow 830
plimged
- in debt 806
- in grief 828
plurwty 100
plus 37
plush 256
Pluto 982
realms of - 982
plutocracy 803
Plutonic 382
Plutus 803
pluvial 348
pluviometer 466
ply fold 258
use 677
exert 686
request 765
- a trade 794
- one's task 680
- one's trade 625
plsrtophagous 298
p.m. 126
pneumatics 334, :
pneumatograph
pneumatology 45
pneumatometer
pneumatoscopic
pneumonia 655
poach steal 791
illegality 964
poacher 79^2
poachy 345
poca roba poco p
siero 804
pock 250
pocket place 184
pouch 191
diminutive 193
receive 785
take 7B9
money 800
treasury 802
brook 826
button up one's -
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c^&(806
- the affront
submit 725
forgive 918
touch the - 800
pocketbook 551
pocket handk<
chief 225
pocket money 80(
pocket pistol
bottle 191
pococurante
insensible 823
indifferent 866
pocula, inter - 95i
pod receptacle 191
covering 223
podagra 378
podesta %7
poem 597
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POKE
POLI
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pGBnitentisB, locus -
pUy 914
forgive 918
vindicate 937
repent 950
poesy 597
poet 597
poetaster
poet 597
affectation 855
poetic style 574
poetry 697
poignancy
physical energy 171
pungency 392
feeling 821
poignard
she speaks -s 582
point condition 8
degree 26
87nall 32
erui 67
term 71
poignancy 171
no magnitude 180a
p^ace 182
siTecl: 193
a/iarp 253
topic 454
mark 550
rigor 574
intention 620
tri/842
punctilio 939
at the - of 197
at the - of the bayo-
net 173
at the - of the sword
violence 173
severity 739
compulsion 744
come to the -
special 79
attention 457
reasoning 476
p/ain language 576
culminating - 210
disputed - 713
from all -s 180
full of - 574
Kjve -8 to 27
go straight to the -
278
in - relative 9
agreeing 23
conformable 82
in - of fact 1
knotty - 704
make a - of
resolution 604
contention 720
compulsion 744
conditions 770
due 924
honor 939
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transient 111
/j/^^re 121
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- an antithesis 578
- at direction 27S
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intend Q20
discourtesy 895
disrespect 929
censure 932
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- of attack 716
- of convergence 74
- of death 360
- of etiquette 852
- of honor 939
- of land 250
- of the compaas 278
- of view
view 441
aspect 448
- out
indicate 79
- the reason 165
draw attention 457
inform 527
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- the finger of scorn
930
- to attribute 155
direction 278
probable 472
predict 511
mean 516
to the-
concise 572
material 642
point-blank
direct 278
plain language 576
refusal 764
point-champain 874
point d'appui 215
pointed great 31
sharp 253
affirmation 535
marked 550
concise 572
language 574
pointedly
intention 620
pointer dog 366
indicator 550
pointless 843
poise balance 27
u;eig/i/319
poison injure 659
6an« 663
poisoned 655
commend the - chal-
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poisonous 657
poke pocket 191
loiterer 27h
dawdle QS3
pig in a -
uncertain 475
chance 621
ras/i 863
- at thrust 276
attack 716
- fun at 856
- one's nose in 682
- out project 250
- the fire 384
poker 386
card« 840
poker dice 621
pokerish 980
polacca 273
polacre 273
polar 210
- coordinates 466
- lights 423
poluriscope 445
polarity
dualUy 89
counteraction 179
contraposition 237
pole measure of length
200
taU20&
summit 210
axis 222
rotation 312
from - to pole 180
greasy -840
opposite -8 237
poieax 727
polecat 401
polemic
discussion 476
discord 713
contention 720
combatant 726
polemoscope 445
polestar
indication 550
direction 693
{auide 695)
police 965
- court 966
- magistrate 967
- whistle 669
policeman
safeguard 664
iurtsdiction 965
policy j^n 626
co7iduct 692
poUsh smooth 255
ru6 331
furbish 658
beauty 845
ornament 847
tasU S50
politeness 894
-oflf>lni5/i729
Polish bank 840
polished
- lanfffjoge 578
fashionable 852
polite 894
polisson 949
poUte894
offensive to ears - 579
- literature 660
- society 852
politic wise 498
cunning 702
cautious 864
{skillful 698)
body-
mankind 372
government 737
poUtical economy
692
politician
director 684
Srofident 700
. tics 702
polity conduct 692
du/2^926
polka 840
poll cotin^ 85
vote 609
pollard ^i^ 193
shoH2Ql
xoXXoi o< - 876
poll tax 812
pollute soil 653
corrupt 659
disgrace 874
(dishonor 940)
pollution
disease 665
vice 945
polo 840
poltroon 862
polyandry 903
polychord 417
polychromatic
co^ed 428
variegated 440
polychrome 440
painting 556
polygamy 903
polygastric 191
polyglot
translation 522
language 560
polygon
buildings 189
/lyure 244
pomraphy 690
pol^fogy 573
polymorphism 357
po^honism 580
polypus 250
polyscope 446
polysyllable 661
polytheism 984
pomade 356
ponunel
support 215
round 249
beat 972
Pomona 369
pomp 882
pompom 727
pomposity 882
pompous
language 577
poncho 226
pond lake 343
store 636
fish - 370
ponder 461
ponderable
matter SIQ
weight Z19
ponderation
weighing 319
judgment 480
ponderous
heavy S\9
- style 579
pondus fumo, dMt
481
s
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Beh - 942
- in valor 861
Ian
sacrificed 732
- valve 666
^55
sacrilege 988
saffron color 436
n984
sacring beU 550
sag oblique 217
ety98S
sacristan 996
curve 245
tic 998
sacristy 1000
saga 594
rea/687
sacrosanct
sagacious
t
honorable 873
intelligent 498
•988
inviolable 924
foresight 510
n988
holy 976
{skiUftd 698)
sad great 31
sagamore 745
liBxn 984
gray 432
sage wise 498
361
&ad649
wise man 600
727
painful 830
- maxim 496
01984
dejected 837
sagittar7 83
- (liwippointment 509
sagittate 253
night 126
1^,699
- dog 949
Sahara 169
- times 735
sahib 373, 875
layer 361
- work 699
saick 273
726
sadden 830, 837
said preceding 62
»265
sadder and wiser
repeated 104
330
man 950
prior 116
saddle 215
it is - 532
225
in the - 673
more easily - than
1
- blanket 223
done 704
10 396
- on add 37
thou hast - 488
191
join 43
sail navigaU 267
91
- on the right horse
ship 273
a 995
discovery 480a
set out 293
di8m988
skiums
easy - 174
1
right 922
full - 274
45
fair 939
press
0
- on the wrong horse
press of - 274
191
mistake 495
- before the wind 734
aZ766
bungle 699
- near the wind 698
5
- shaped 250
- with add 37
- too near the wind
)
863
791
quarter on 184
shorten - 275
-to 297
clog 70(y
take in - 174
J97
impose a duty 926
take the wind out of
b225
accuse 938
one's -s 706
i and ashes
saddlebags 191
too much - 863
839
Sadducee 984
under - 267
mt 952
sadiron 253
sailing: plain -705
^55
sadism 945, 961
- vessel 273
t
sadist 949
sailor 269
It 998
sadness, in-
fair weather - 701
a 1000
without joking 535
ssBpe creat molles 30
saint angel 977
revelation 985
4 873
safe cupboard 191
piety 987
6
secure 664
false piety 988
m985
treasury 802
- abroad 548
i7
on the - side
tutelary - 664
6
cautious 864
Saint
5, divine re-
- and sound
- Anthony's fire 654
393
healUi 654
- Elmo's fire 872
- bind, safe find 864
- Martin's summer
162
- conduct
126
[
instrumentalUy 631
- Monday 840
mt 952
- conscience
- Swithin's day 138
>990
duly 926
- Vitus's dance 315,
f991
innocent 946
655
604
- keeping
saintly
28
preservation 670
saiety 664
virtuous 944
•942
pious 987
Saint Simonianism
910
sais quoi, Je ne - 563
sake
for goodness - 765
for the - of
motive 615
aid 707
salaam
courtesy 894
resvect92S
salable 796
salacity 961
salad 41
-oil 356
salade 717
salamander 386
sal ammoniac 392
salary 973
sale 796
biU of - 771
for - offer 763
feorter 794
salebrosit^ 256
salesman 767, 797
salient
projecting 250
sharp 253
manifest 525
important 642
- anple 244
- pomts 642
saline 392
saliva
excretion 299
lubrication ^2
salle-l^manger 191
sallow
colorless 429
yellow 436
sally iistie 293
attack 716
WUS42
sally port
egress 295
fortification 717
salmagundi 41
salmis 298 '
salmon-colored 434
salon 191
saloon 191
&ar 189
salt
aaOor 269
pungent 392
condiment 393
importance 642
preserve 670
money 90O
t£^842
below the - 876
- of the earth
goodness 648
good man 948
SALT
SANI
SARC
SATl
worth one's - 644
Baltation 309
Baitatory 315
saltimbanco 548
saltpeter
pungent Z92
Q\';.\\>o\x^ 727
STx.CA'^r .: per - 315
Juiced' J vl G5G
{.muxlial G62)
sciutatory C82
salute
allocution 586
celebration 883
courtesy 894
ifctss902
res7XJC/ 928
salutiforous
[see salutary]
salva:
- res est 664
- sit reverentia 928
siavable 946
salvage
acquisition 775
to:; 812
diccount 813
reiwird 973
salvation
preservation 670
deliverance 672
religious 976
pi€t?/ 987
work out one's - 990
salve remedy 662
reiievc 834
salver 191
salvo exception 83
explosion 406
qualification 469
p/ea 617
excuse 937
{comlUion 770)
- of artiiicry
celebration 883
sal-volatilo 392
Srmftcl 978
SaixL'^rltan, good -
benevolent 906
benefactor 912
sambar 366
saxnbo 431
same 13
all the -to 823
at the - time
compensatory 30
synchro, lous 120
go over the - ground
104
in the - boat 709
in the - breath
instantaneous 113
synchrono\.z 120
of the - mind 488
on the - tack 709
samiel 349
samo720
sampan 273
fMmple 82
§7A
Samson 159
samurai 875
Sana, mens - 502
- in corpore sano 827
sanation
restoration 660
sanative
remedial 662
sanatoriiun 662
sanctification
divine attrihuie 976
sanctify
authorize 926
piety 987
sanctimony 988
sanction
permission 760
dueness 924
approbation 931
to - vice 945
sanctitude 987
sanctity 987
sanctuary
refuge 666
aUar 1000
sanctiun
chamber 191
- sanctorum
(Aode 189
privacy 893
temple 1000
sanctUB 900
- bell 550
sand powder 330
resolution 604
built upon - 665
sow the - 645
sandal 225
sandbag 727, 972
sandbagger 792
sand-blind 442
Sandemanian 984
sandpaper 255
sands danger 667
- on the seashore
multitude 102
sand storm 330
sandwich-wise 228
sandy yellow 436
sane 502
sangar 717
saxig f roid
insensibility 823
inexcitability 826
presence of mind 864
sangraal 998
sanguinary 361
sanguine red 434
ho])€ful 858
- expectation
expect 507
hope S5S
- imagination 515
sanguisage 662
saphedrim
council 696
churchdom 995
sanies 333
sanitaire, cordon -
670
sanitarian 656
sanitariimi 656
sanitary 656
sanity mental 602
bodUy - 654
sans 187
- c^r^monie
friendly S8S
social 892
- f agon
simple 849
modest 881
social 892
- pareil 33
- peur et sans re-
proche
verfect 650
neroic 873
honorable 939
- souci
insensible 823
pleasure 827
content 831
sans-culotte
rebel 742
commonalty 876
sans Dieu rien 976
Sanskrit 124
Sanskritist 492
sant6, maison de-
662
santon hermit 893
priest 996
sanyasi 955, 996
sap essence 5
destroy 162
excavate 252
juice 333
damage 659
attack 716
- the foundations 162,
659
sapere aude 498
sapid 390
sapient 498
sapless iveak 160
dry 340
sapling 129
saponaceous 355
saporiflc 390
sapper
excavator 252
fioWier 726
sappers and miners
preparerers 673
preparers 673
Sapphic 597
sapphire blue 438
gem 847
sapphism 961
sapphist 962
sappy young 127
juicy 333
foolish 499
saprogenie 653
sapromyiophyllous
362
saraband 840
sarik sar&, che - 601
sarcasm
disrespect 929
censure 9^
detraction 934
sarcastic
ridicule S56
discourteous 895
sarcology 602
sarcoma 250
sarcophagus 363
sarcmation 103
sard 847
Sardani4[>alu8 954<i
sardonic
censure 932
detraction 934
- grin
laughter 838
ridicule S5e
discontent 932
sardonyx 847
sark225
sarmentum 51
sartorial 225
Sanmi, Old - 893
sash 247
sa8sa&as662
Sastra086
Satan 978
Satanic
malevolent 907
vicious 945
diabolic 978
satchel 191
sate 869
satellite
companion 88
follower 281
heavenly body 318
auxiliary 711
servant 746
satiety
sufficient G39
pleasant 829
cloySS9
(reiiundance 641)
saUn255
satire ridicule 856
censure 932
satirical 032
detraction 934
satirist
detractor 936
satis: jcun - 869
- superque 641
satinaction
[sec satisfy]
ducZ720
fleaswrc 827
atonement 052
hail with - 931
satisfactorily 618
satisfactory
[see satisfy]
^ood 648
satisfy answer 462
convince -184
sufficient 639
consent 762
ckscrvance T7^
pay S07
gratify 829
content SSI
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ROUN
RUBI
RUGG
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- a comer 311
- Rnd round
periodic 138
rotation 312
- assertion 535
- game 840
- like a horse in a mill
613
- number
number 84
multitude 102
- of life 151
- of pleasures
pleasure 377
amusement 840
- of the ladder 71
- of visits 892
- pace 274
- robin
information 527
petition 765
censure 932
- sum 800
- terms 566
- trot 274
run the - of
active G82
turn - invert 218
retreat 283
revolve 311
round about
circumjacent 227
deviation 279
circuit 311
amusement 840
- phrases 573
- way 629
rounded periods 577,
578
roundelay 597
rounder 949
rounders 840
roundhouse 752
roundlet 247
round-shouldered
243
round-up 72
roup 796
rouse
stimulate 615
ercite 824
- oneself 682
rouser 83
rousing 171
roustabout 690
rout agitation 315
printing 591
overcome 731
discomfit 732
rabble 876
assembly 892
put to the - 731
- out 652
route 627
en - 270
en - for 282
routine
uniform 16
order 58
ruleSO
periodic 138
custom 613
business 625
rove travel 266
deviate 279
rover trailer 268
pirate 792
roving commission
475
row disorder 59
series 69
violence 173
street 189
navigate 267
discord 713
- in the same boat 88
rowdy vulgar 851
blusterer 887
bad man 949
rowel sharp 253
stimulus 615
rowen 168
rower 269
rowlock 215
royal 737
- road way 627
easy 705
Royal Academician
559
royalist 737
royaliste que le roi,
plus - 33
royalty 737
royne 298
made impulee 276
attack 716
ruat ccBlum 908
rub friction 331
difficuUy 704
adversity 735
paififid 830
- down lessen 195
powder 330
- down with an oaken
towel 972
- off 552
- off corners 82
- on slow 275
progress 282
in^xcitable 826
- one's eyes 870
- one's hands 838
- on the raw 900
- out 552
- up 658
- up the memory 605
rubadub 407
rubber whist 840
rubberneck 444, 455
rubbers 225
rubbish
unmeaning 517
irifiing 643
useless 645
rubble 645
rube 501, 876
rubeola 655
rubescence 434
Rubicon limit 233
pass the -
begin 66
cross 303
choose 609
rubicose 434
rubicund 434
rubif orm 434
rubify 434
rubif o 653
rubric precept 697
lUurgy 998
rubricate
redden 434
ruby red 434
^em648
ornament 847
ruck 258
nictation 297
rudder 693
rudderless 158
ruddle 434
ruddy red 434
beautiful 845
rude violent 173
shapeless 241
ignorant 491
inelegant 579
ugly S4Q
vulgar 851
uncivilized 876
uncivil 895
disrespect 929
- health 654
- reproach 908
rudera 645
rudiment
beginning 66
cause 153
rudimental
small 193
immature 674
rudiments
knowledge 490
school 542
rudis indig«m^aque
moles disorder 59
amorphous 241
rue bitter 395
regret 833
repent 950
rueful painful 830
«a£/837
rufl225
ruffian
maleficent 913
scoundrel 949
ruffianism 907
ruffie disorder 59
derange 61
roughen 256
/oW 258
/eeii7i^ 821
excise 824, 825
pain 830
an^er 900
rufous 434
rufulous 434
rug support 215
coxH^ring 223
rugged
shapeless 241
roii^A 256
dij^iiZ/ 704
iHJf22^846
churlish 895
rugose 256
ruin destruction 162
ei'i7 619
/at/ure 732
adversity 735
poverty 804
(decay 659)
ruined hopeless 859
ruinous
©ain/u/ 830
rums remains 40
rule regularity 80
/€7l^M 200
measure 466
(icci(ie 480
custom 613
precept 697
government 737
iaw;963
absence of - 699
as a - 613
by -82
golden - 697
obey -8 82
- of three 85
- of thumb
experiment 463
unreasoning 477
essaz/ 675
unskilled 699
ruler 745
niling passion
obstinacy 606
character 820
rum ^€er 853
rfnnik 959
rumal 225
rumble 407
ruminate chew 298
think 451
rummage 461
rummer 191
rumor
publicity 531
report 532
rump 235
rumple
disorder 59
derange 61
roughen 256
/oW258
rumpus
confusion 59
violence 173
discord 713
{contention 720)
run generality 78
repetition 104
course 109
con/tnt^ance 143
eventuality 151
motion 264
speed 274
/i^ue/i/ 335
yfotw348
/ia6i/ 613
smuggle 791
contraband 964
have a -
RUN
RUN
RUSH
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repute S73
have - of 748
he that -s may read
525
near - 197
race is - 729
- abreast 27
- a chance
probable 472
chance 621
- after pursue 622
in repute 873
- against
impact 276
oppose 708
attack 7m
- amuck
violent 173
kiU SQi
attack 716
- a race speed 274
conduct 692
contend 720
-a rig 840
- a risk 665
- at 716
- a tilt at
attack 716
contend 720
- away avoid 623
(escape 671)
- away with
take 7S9
steal 791
- away with a notion
misiudge 481
credulous 486
- back 283
- counter to 708
-down
pursue 622
bad 649
attack 716
depreciate 932
detract 934
- dry waste 638
insufficient 640
- foul of 276
- hard danger 665
dii?icu/( 704
success 731
- high great 31
violent 173
- in introduce 228
Trace
flc/680
- in the head
//u'nib 451
remember 505
- into
conversion 144
tiwer/ 300
- into danger 665
into debt 806
' its course
course 109
complete 729
past 122
like mad 274
low 36
mad insane 503
passion 825
mad after 865
of luck
fortune 156
prosperity 734
of one's teeth 815
of things 151
on 143
on in a groove 613
out end 67
course 109
past 122
antiquated 124
egress 295
prodigal 818
out on 573
over count 85
- in the mind 451
examine 457
describe 594
synopsis 596
overflow 641
parallel 178
riot violent 173
exaggerate 549
redundance 641
adive 682
disobey 742
intemperance 954
rusty 603
smooth
ea«i/ 705
prosperous 734
the eye over
see 441
team 539
the fingers over
379
the gauntlet 861
the rig upon 929
through
uniform 16
influence 175
fee present 186
A'lT/ 361
expend 809
prodigal 818
to seed a^e 128
deterioration 659
to waste 638
up increase 25
&Mt^ 161
up an account
credit/ 805
(/e&^806
charge 812
- up bills
no^ pay 808
- upon
require 630
- upon a bank
bankrupt 808
expenditure 809
- wild 173
time -s 106
runabout 268
vehicle 272
ninagate
fugitive 623
disobey 742
bod wian 949
runaway 623
rundle circle 247
convolution 248
rotundity 249
rundlet 191
runer 597
Runes writing 590
poetry 597
8P6/Z993
rung 215
runnel 348
runner
branch 51
courier 268
conduit 350
messenger 534
petitioner 767
running
continuous 69
- account 811
- commentary 595
- fight 720
-hand 590
- over 641
- water 348
the mind - upon 451
the mind - upon oth-
er things 458
runnion 949
nmt 193
rupture
disjunction 44
disease 655
quarrd 713
rural viUage 189
agricultural 371
- dean 893
ruralist 893
nue (Tunning 702
{deception 545)
nuh crou^d 72
w^or 171
violence 173
velocity 274
irater 348
p^in< 367
/n7te643
^a^e684
make a - at 716
- in medias ree 604
- into print 591
- on destruction 863
- to a conclusion
misjudge 481
credulous 486
- upon 622
RuBn, Friar - 980
ruflinurbe
abode 189
seduded^^Z
nuhlight dim 422
candle 42Z
rusk 298
Ruase, montagn* «
840
russet gray 432
brown 433
red 434
Russian bath 386
rust red 434
decay 059
canker Q&3
inaction 683
moth and - 659
- of antiquity 122
rustic
village 189
agricultural 371
vulgar 851
doum S76
rusticate
punish 972
seclude 893
rusticity
impolite 895
rusticus ezpectat
dum defluat am*
nis858
rustle 409
rusty dirty 653
decayed 659
sluggish G83
unskiUful 699
sulky 901a
(old 128)
(unserviceable M5)
run - averse 603
rut /urroti^ 259
habUQlS
ruth 914
ruthless
savage 907
pitiless 914a
revengeful 919
rutilant420
ruttish961
rye 959
ryot servant 746
possessor 779
commonalty 876
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ROCK
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rilieTO contxez 250
sculphjtre 557
riU348
rim 231
rime chink 198
frost 2SS
rimer 262
rimiform259
rimoM 198
rimple258
rimulose 198
rind 223
rinderpest 655
ring pendency 214
circle 247
loud 404
reaanance 408
/C8<463
ctigue 712
arena 728
have the true - 494
in a - fence
circumscriptum 229
indosure 232
- dove 366
- in the ear 408
- the changes
repeat 104
change 140
charieable 149
- the tocsin 669
- with the praises of
931
rub the - 902
ringer impostor 548
ringleader
director 694
mutineer 742
ringlet circUng 247
Aatr256
ringworm 655
rink 840
rinse 652
riD8ing8 658
riot confusion 59
derangement 61
violence 173
diecord 713
resist 719
mutiny 742
- in pleasure 742
run - activity 682
exci^eTTierU 825
intemperance 954
rioter 742
riotous 173
rip dad man 949
2i&erfi7ie 962
-open 260
- up tear 44
recoZZ ^ past 505
excite 824
riparian 342
ripe 673
- age old 128
grovmup 131
ripen per/ec< 650
improve 658
prepare 673
complete 729
- into 144
ripicolons 342
riposte 462
ripple ru^ 256
shake 315
ii;ater 348
murmur 405
riprap 215
rire» pour - 853
rise grow 35
begin 66
s^pe 217
progress 282
ascend 305
«^ir 682
rcwoZ^ 742
- again 660
- from 154
- in arms 722
- in price 814
- in the world 734
- up elevation 307
risible
laughable 9^
ridiculous 853
(u^842)
rising [see rise]
- generation
youih 127
posterity 167
- ground
Xet^^206
slope 217
- of the curtain
beginning 66
appearance 448
worship the - sun 88G
risk charijce 621
. danger 665
at an V - 604
risque 961
risum teneatis ami-
ci? 853
rit:il-bien864
rite law 963
religious 998
funeral - 363
ritomello 104
ritual
ostentation 882
n/e998
ritualism
religious sect 984
rival emulate 648
oppose 708
opponent 710
compete 720
combatant 726
outshine 873
rivalry ent;2/ 921
rive 44
rivel 258
river 348
rivet /twten 43
fastening 45
- in the memory 505
- the attention
attend 457
excite 824
- the eyes upon 441
- the yoke 739
riveted firm 150
rivulation 219, 248
rivulet 348
rivulose 248
rization 713
riziform249
road street 189
direction 278
way ^27
on the -
transference 270
progression 282
approach 286
on the high - to 278
- to ruin
destruction 162
danger 665
adversity 735
road book 266
roads lake 343
roadstead
abode 189
refuge 666
roadster 271
roadway 627
roam 266
roan horse 271
color 432
roanoke 800
roar violence 173
sound 404
bellow 411, 412
2at^^;i838
weep 839
roarer 887
roaring great 31
- trade 731, 734
roast heat 384
ridicule 856
rib - 972
- and boiled 298
- an ox 883
rule the - 737
rob p^dp 354
plunder 791
- Peter to pay Paul
30
robber 792
robbery 791
robe
covering 223
dress 225
canonicals 999
robes - of state 747
Robin Ooodfellow
980
Robinson, say Jack
-132
roborant 662
robust strong 159
healthy 654
roc 83
Rocinante 271
rock^irm 150
oscillale 314
hard 323
landM2
danger 667
attack 716
money 800
build on a - 150
-ahead 665
- oU 356
split upon a - 732
rockaway 272
rocket rapid 274
riec 305
light ^^
signal 550
arms 727
go up like a - and
come down like
the stick 732
rocking-chair 215
rocking-stone 314
rococo 124
rod support 215
measure 466
scourge 975
divining 993
kiss the - 725
- in pickle
prepared 673
accusation 938
punishment 972
scourge 975
- of empire 747
sounding - 208
rodomontade
unmeaning 517
boast SM
(absurdity 497)
roe (ieer 366
female 374
rogation
request 765
worship 990
rogue cheat 548
knave 941
scamp 949
-'s march 297
roguery 940
rogtdsh
playful SiO
roi
le - est mort, vive le
roi 838
le - le veut 737
roil 653. 898
Roi le veut, le - 741
roister 885
roisterer 887
Roland for an Oliver
retaliation 718
barter 794
rdle drama 599
business 625
plan 626
conduct 692
roll list 86
fillet 205
convolution 248
rotundity 249
make smooth 255
ynove 264
rotate 312
rocA; 314
^u?348
sound 407
record 551
- along 312
ROLL
ROSE
ROUG
ROUN
redundance 641
- in riches 803
- in the dust 731
- into one 43
- in wealth 803
-on 109
- on the ground 839
- up 312
- up in 225
stnke oflF the -
abrogate 756
punish 872
(degrade 874)
roll caU 85
roller fillet 45
round 249
dothing 255
rotaU 312
- skates 272
rollers billows 348
roUick 836
rollicker 838
rollicking
frolicsome 836
blustering 885
rolling: - pin 249
- stock 272
- stones 149, 312
Bolls: Master of the -
recorder 553
judge 967
- Court 966
roman 591
Roman Catholic 984
romance
absurdity 497
imagination 515
untruth 546
fabU 594
Romanism 984
romantic
imaginatim 515
sensitive 822
romanticism 515
Romanus sum, civis
-924
Romany 563
Rome: Church of -
984
do at - as the Ro-
mans do 82
romp violent 173
gam£ 840
rondeau music 415
7X>lin 597
ronlan 949
RSntgen ray 420
rood length 200
cross 998
rood loft 1000
roof house 189
cover 223
{height 206)
{summit 210)
- fretted with golden
fire 318
roofless 226
ro<)k steal 791
thief 792
rookery nests 189
oTir/ 653
572
room occasion 134
svace 180
chamber 191
p^6l7
assembly - 840
in the - of 147
make - for
opening 260
respect 928
- mate 890
roomy 180
roorback 934
roost 189
rooster 366
root algebraic - 84
cause 153
place 184
abide 186
base 211
etymon 562
cut up - and branch
162
lie at the - of 642
pluck up by the -s 301
- and branch 52
- out eject 297
extract 301
discover 480o
strike at the - of 716
take-
influence 175
locate 184
habit 613
rooted old 124
firm 150
located 184
habU 613
{permanent 141)
deep - 820
- antipathy 867
- belief 484
rope fastening 45
cord 205
freedom 748
scourge 975
give - enough 738
- of sand
incoherence 47
u)eakness 160
impossible 471
-'s end 975
ropedancer 700
ropedancing 698
ropy 352
roquelaure 225
rond 339
TotA, sub - 528
rosary 998
roscid 339
Roscius 599
rose pipe 350
fragrant 400
red 434
beauty 845
bed of -s
pleasure 377
prosperity 734
couleur de -
red 434
^ood 648
prosperity 734
^pc 858
under the - 528
welcome as the -s in
June
pleasing 829
sociality 892
roseate red 434
hopeful 858
rose-colored
hope 858
rosette 847
rose water
moderation 174
yZattery 933
not made with - 704
Rosicrucian
deceiver 548
sec^984
sorcerer 994
rosin rub 331
resin 356a
Rosinante 271
roster 86
rostrate 245
rostriferous 245
rostrum beak 234
pulpit 542
rosy 434
- wine 959
rosy-cheeked 845
rot putrefy 653
disease 655
decay 659
rota period 138
cour< 966
rotation
periodicity 138
motion round 312
rote, by - 505
know - 490
learn - 539
roti 298
rotten weak 160
bod 649
/oMi653
decayed 659
{fetid 401)
- at the core
deceptive 545
diseased 655
- borough 893
- in state of Denmark
702
rotulorum, custos-
553
rotund 249
rotunda 189
rotundity 249
roturier 876
rou6 949
rouge 434
rouge et noir 621
rough violent 173
shapeless 241
uneven 256
pungent 392
unsavirri/ 395
sour 307
sound 410
raucous 5S1
unprepared 674
fishier 726
ugly ^46
law fellow 876
buUySSl
churlish 895
evU doer 913
bad man 949
- and tumble 59
- breathing 402
- copy wrUing 590
unprepared 674
- diamond
artless 703
vulgar 851
camnibnaliy 876
good man 948
- draft 626
- guess 514
-It 686
- sea 348
- side of the tongue
censure 932
- weather
violent 173
unnd 349
roughcast
shape 240
scheme 626
unpolished 674
roughhew
form 240
prepare 673
rough-house 173
roughly
nearly 197
roughness 266
roughrider 268
roughshod over
ride - 739
roulade 415
rouleau
assemblage 72
cylinder 249
money 800
roulette 621
round series 69
revolution 138
" of a ladder 215
curve 245
circle 247
rotund 249
music 415
alf?
A<720
circumjacent 227
bring - restore 660
come -
periodic 138
reran/ 607
persuade 615
dizzy - 312
get -660
go -311
go one's -s 266
go the -
publication 531
po the same - 104
m - numbers
mean 29
nearly 197
make the -of 311
REn
REVE
REVI
RHAB
eonvoliUion 248
rotieule 191
rotiform 219
retiiift441
rvtinue foUawen 65
Mrtes 09
servants 746 •
retire moveback2SS
recede 287
resian 757
modest 981
seclusion 893
- from sight
disappear 44!^
hide 528
- into the shade
inferior 84
decrease 28
retiring
concave 252
-co^ 438
- disposition 881
retold 104
retort
crucible 144
receptacle 191
fXLporizer 338
boiler388
ansu?er 482
confutation 479
retaliation 718
\ffU842
- courteous 718
retouch restore 660
{improve 658)
retrace 505
- one's steps 607
retract
recant WI
annul 756
abjure 757
violate 77Z
(deny 536)
retreat
resort 74
abode 189
regression 283
recede 2«7
— ambush 530
refuge 666
escape 671
give way 728
beat a -623
retreating
concave 252
retrench subduct 38
shorten 201
2o<e789
economize 817
retribution
retaliation 718
payment 807
punishment 972
reward 973
retrieve restore 660
ocgtiire 775
retriever (2o^ 366
retrc»ftction
counteraction 179
recoiZ 277
regression 288
retroactive
pa8^ 122
retrocession
regression 283
recession 287
retrograde
moving back 283
deteriorated 659
relapsing 661
retrogression
regression 283
deterioration 659
relapse 661
retrorse 145
retrospection
poe^ 122
^/u>ii{7^ 451
memory 505
retrousse 201
retroversion 218
retrude 289
return 2m^ 86
repeat 104
periodic 138
rei?er«c 145
rccoi/ 277
regression 283
arriuai 292
answer 462
report 551
relapse 661
appoint 755
pro)E< 775
restore 790
proceeds 810
reward 973
in -
compensation 30
-thanks
gratitude 916
worship 990
- the compliment
interchange 148
retaliate 718
- to the original state
660
reimion junction 43
rdimion
assemblage 72
concord 714
point de - 74
social - 892
revanche, en - 718
reveal 529
- itself 446
reveille 550
reveiUer le chat qui
dort, ne pas -
tiwrnin^ 66^
caution 864
revel amu«e 840
dissipation 954
- in ewj'oy 377
revelation
discovery 480a
disclosure 529
theological 985
Revelations 985
reveler 840
drunkard 959
reveling
disorder 59
rejoicing 838
revenant 980
revendicate
c^im 741
acquisition 775
(iue924
revenge 919
breathe -
anger 900
revenons il nos mou-
tons
re^cesion 283
restoration 660
revenue 810
meane 632
reverberate
recoiZ277
eound 408
reverberatory 386
revere love 897
reepec^ 928
piety 987
reverence /t/Ze 877
respect 928
pieiy 987
clergy 996
reverenced 500
reverend title 877
clergy 996
reverent pious 987
woTshiv 990
reverential
respectful 928
reverie
irain o/ thought 451
inattention' 458
imagination 515
reversal
inversion 218
revolution 607
reversible
irresolute 605
reverse contrary 14
inversion 218
- o/ a me(iaZ 285
anteposition 237
adversity 735
abrogate 756
carets 840
- of the shield 468
reverseless 150
reversion
[see reveree]
posteriority 117
return 146
possession 777
property 780
succession 783
remiWer 790
reversioner 779
reversis 840
revert repea/ 104
return 145
/urn 6flcfc 283
reires/ 790
-to 457
revest 790
reviction 660
review consider 457
iTt^uiry 461
jtidge 480
recaU 505
dissertation 595
compendium 596
retnse 658
para<ie 882
reviewer 480
revile a&use 932
blaspheme 988
reviler 936
revise copy 21
consider 457
printing 591
p^n 626
improve 658
revising barrister 967
revision, under - 673
revisit 186
revival
reproduction 163
restoration 660
worship 990
revivalist 996
revive
reproduce 163
resuscitate 660
ezci/e 824
revivify
reproduce 163
h/e 359
resusci/a/e 660
revocable 605
revoir, au - 293
revoke recant 607
cancel 756
(deny 536)
(re/use 764)
revolt resist 719
disobey 742
sAodb 830
disapproval 932
- against /ta/e 898
- at the idea
dissent 489
revolting
painful 830
revolution
periodicity 138
change lA
rotation 312
revolutionary 146
revolutionise 146
revolve
[see revolution]
- in the mind 451
revolver
weapon 727
revulsion
reversion 145
revolution 14#
inversion 219
recoU 277
reward 973
reword 104
Reynard
animal 366
cunning 702
rez de chausste
room 191 «
/oT(j 207
RHAB
rhabdomancy 511
rhadamanthiis
judge 967
heU 9S2
rhamphoid 245
rhapsodical
irregidar 139
rhapBodist
fanatic 504
rhapsody
discontinuity 70
nonsense 497
fancy 515
rheometer 466
rhetoric speech 582
flowers of - 577
rheum
excretion 299
fluidUy 333
waJter^Zl
rheuzuatiszn 378
rhino 800
rhinoceros hide
physically insensible
376
moraliy insensible
823
rhipidate 194
rhododendron 845
rhomb 244
rhumb 278
rhyme
simUarUy 17
verse 597
without - or reason
absurd 497
caprice 608
motiveless 615a
rhymeless
prose 598
rhymester 597
rhythm
periodicily 138
melody 413
t;er«c 597
rhythmical
- style 578
riant 836
rib support 215
ridge 250
it;i/e 903
ribald mdgar 851
disreputable 874
impure 961
ribaldry 908
riband
[see ribbon]
ribbed
furrowed 259
ribbon /ze 45
filament 205
decoration 877
ribbons reins 752
ribroast 972
rice 330
rich savory 394
coior 428
^ni/tid^e 577
Abundant 639
u^eoZ/^iy 803
670
RIDI
ornament 847
- gifts wax poor 907
-man 803
riches 803
richesses, embarras
de-
redundance 641
wealth 803
richly much 31
- deserve 924
rick
accumulation 72
store 636
rickety u^eaA; 160
ugly 846
imperfect 651
ricksha 272
ricochet 277
ricordo, non mi - 506
rid deliver 672
get - of eject 297
liberation 750
^ose 776
relinquish 782
riddance 672, 776, 782
riddle arrange 60
sieve 260
secret 533
c/ean 652
(question 461)
ride ^e^ above 206
move 266
- and tie
periodicity 138
journey 266
- at anchor 265
- full tilt at
pursue 622
attack 71Q
- hard 274
- in the whirlwind
wiUQOA
rule 7S7
- one's hobby 622
- out the storm 664
- rough shod
violence 173
severity 739
insolence 885
illegality 964
rideau, lever de - 599
ridentem dicere ve-
rum
cheerful 836
witS42
rider appendix 39
equestrian 268
rideret Heraclitus
853
ride si sapis 377
ridge narrow 203
height 2m
prominence 250
ridicule 856
disrespect 929
ridiculous
absurd 497
/oo/is/i 499
trifling 643
grotesque 853
ridiculousness 863
RIGH
riding efi^^rtc^ 181
journey 266
ridotto ^oZa 840
roiU 892
rifacimento
repetition 104
resuscitation 660
rife general 78
influence 175
riffle 348
riffraff tiir^ 653
commonalty 876
6a<i /o/Jk 949
rifle mu«A:€^ 727
plunder 791
rifled cannon 727
rifleman 726
rifler 792
rifles 726
rifle shooting 840
rift separation 44
fissure 198
rig dress 225
ve/iidc 272
prepare 673
/ro/ic 840
strumpet 962
- the market 794
run the - upon 929
rigadoon 840
rigging ropes 45
gear 225
instrument 633
riggish961
right dextral 238
straight 246
iri^e 494
property 780
ju«/ 922
privilege 924
(fu/y 926
/lonor 939
t^r^uous 944
bill of - 969
by - 924
have a - to 924
hit the - nail on the
head
discover 480a
skuims
in one's - mind
wise 408
sane 502
in the - place 646
keep the - path 944
- about
[see below]
- ahead 234
- and left
spice 180
circumjacence 227
lateral 236
- angle 212
- as a trcvet 650
- ascension 466
-away 113, 143
- bower 840
- divine of kings 737
- establishment 478
- hand [see below]
- itself 66C
RILE
-Hne246
- man in the riglit
place 23
- owner 779
- thing to do 926
- word in the ligbi
place 578
set - inform 527
disclose 529
step in the - diieetkn
644
that's - 031
right about
go to the -
circuit 311
tergiversaUanW! |
send to the -
e;ec<297
reject 610
refuse 764
to the - 283
turn to the •
inversion 218
deviation 279
righteous
virtuous 944
- overmuch 988
the - 987
Righteousness:
Lord our - 976
Sun of - 976
rightful 922
- owner 779
right hand
power 157
dextraUty 238
hdp 711
not let the - kno^
what the left if
doing 528
- of friendship 888
rightly served, be*
972
right-minded
probUy 939
virtue 944
rights: put to -
restore 660
set to -
arrange 60
stand on one's - 748
rigid regular 82
hardZ2S
exact 494
severe 739
(stubborn eM)
rigmarole
unmeaning 517
(absurd 497)
rigor 383, 494, 739
(compulsion 744)
- mortis 360
rigorous exact 494
severe 739
revengrfxd 919
- establishment 478
Rigsdag696
rigueur, dm 744
riksdag 696
rile annoy 830
haUS9S
PE
REPR
REQU
RESI
04
reports law 969
tchlH
repose
02
7
quiescence 265
leisure 685
(289
res^eST
- confidence in 484
r
- on support 215
evidence 467
- on one's laurels 142
330
reposit 184
867
repository 636
\
repostunii manet
898
alt& mente - 919
repoussd 250
reprehend 932
)51
reprehensible
Q
obnoxious 898
vicious 945
fion 179)
guilty 947
.99
represent similar 17
)d
imitate 19
exhibU 525
3Z84
intimate 527
04
denote 550
delineate 554
19
commission 755
04
deputy 759
(describe 594)
- to oneself 515
828
representation
832
[see represent]
copy 21
portrait 554
0)
drama 599
representative
147
commissioner 758
(fepii/y 759
)
- government 737
- of the people COO
2
- of the press
messenger 534
uTi/cr 593
repress
«641
restrain 751
)
{moderate 174)
(counteract 179)
75
- a smile 837
3
- one's feelings 820
)
repressloniat 751
•
reprieve
2
deliverance 672
:n^«969
pardon 918
"462
respite 970
)37
reprimand 932
en Nor-
reprint copy 21
i
reproduce 163
406
reprisal
480
retaliation 718
7
resumption 789
reproach
(1
disgrace 874
b^me 932
594
accusation 938
reprobate
>27
disapproved 932
vi\ report
vicious 945
i-604a
&a<2 man 949
sinner 988
527
reprobation
534
censure 932
593
»n988
reproduce
imitate 19
repeal 104
reTiomte 163
reproduction Tsee re-
produce] 168
copy 21
reproductive 163
reproof 932
- valiant 718
reprover 936
reptatorial 275
reptile
animal 366
8ert^886
knave 941
miscreant 949
republic peop^ 372
yot>emmen^ 737
- of letters 560
republican
government 737
commonalty 876
republicanism 737
Republicans 712
repudiate
exclude 55
deny ^9
reject 610
abrogate 756
t;u)2ato773
no/ pa2^ 808
efoe/e 927
repugn 719
repugnance
contrariety 14
incongruity 24
(iisliike 867
^10^898 .
{ununllingness 603)
repulse recotZ 277
repel 289
resist 719
/aiiarc 732
refusal 764
repulsion 289
repulsive
[see repulse]
unsavory 395
painful 830
w^/!/846
dis/i/:ed 867
discourteous 895
/lote/tiZ 898
repurchase 795
reputable
honored 873
honorable 939
reputation 505, 873
repute 873
request 766
in - 630
- permission 760
requiem
lament 839
(funeral 363)
{music 415)
requiescat In pace
723
requies, nee mora
nee -682
require need 630
ir^8ufficient 640
exact 741
compd 744
price 812
dtie924
duty92Q
- explanation 519
requirement 610
requisite 630
requisition
exaction 741
request 765
put in - use 677
order 741
requital
gratitude 916
punishment 972
reward 973
requite 148
reredos 1000
res: - est ingeniosa
dare 784
- est sacra miser 735
- ipsa loquitur 525
rescind cut o# 44
abrogate iS^
refuse 764
rescission 44, 756
rescript answer 462
transcript. 590
letter Wl
order 741
rescriptive
prohibition 761
rescue preserve 670
deliver 672
aid 707
research 461
reseat 660
resection 44
resemblance 17, 21
resent 900
resentful 901
resentment 900
reservation
concealment 528
mental - 528
equivocation 520
untruth 546
with a - 38
reservatory
receptacle 191
store 636
reserve
concealment 528
silence 585
store 636
disuse 678
retain 781
shyness 881
in - destined 152
prepared 673
- forces 726
- oneself 881
reservoir 636
reslance 189
resiant 186
reside 186
residence
abode 189
RESI
RESP
REST
RETI
resident
* consignee 758
present 186
inhcMtant 188
residentiary 186, 188
clergy 9QQ
residue 40
residuum
remainder 40
dregs 653
commonalty 876
resign
give up 757
relinquish 782
- one's being 360
- one's breath 360
- oneself
submit 725
not mind 826
resigTiation [see re-
sign]
submission 725
obedience 743
abdication 1^1
renunciation 782
endurance 826
humility 879
resilience
regression 283
elasticity 325
resin 356a
resipiscence 950
resist oppose 179
withstand 719
disobey 742
rc/use 764 .
resistance 719
resistance, pidce de
-298
resisting
tenacious 327
resistless
strong 159
necess% 601
resolute
determined 604
6rat;c 861
resolution
decomposition 49
conversion 144
mime 413
topic 454
investigation 461
mental energy 604
intention 620
scheme 626
courage 861
resolvable into
eg?/^/ 27
convertible 144
resolve liquefy 335
investigate 461
discover 480a
interpret 522
determine 604
predetermine 611
intend 620
- into coni;ert 144
- into elements 49
resolvent 49
resonance
668
sound 402
ringing 408
resorb 296
resort assemble 72
/octi« 74
dwelling 189
converge 290
last - 601
- to 6e present 186
irai'e/ 266
employ 677
resound totid 404
rin(7 408
- praises 931
resources
means 632
property 780
u;ea/^/i 803
respect relation 9
observe 772
/aw6 873
salutation 894
deference 928
in no - 536
with - to 9
respectability
mediocrity 736
repute 873
probi/y 939
respectable
unimportant 643
respectful 928
- distance
at'oid 623
cautious 864
respective
special 79
apportioned 786
respectless 458
respects
courtesy 894
deference 928
resperse 73
respicere flnem 510
respire breathe 349
/iw 359
re/res/i 689
respirometer 466
respite
intermission 106
de/er 133
pause 142
dc/iwfr 672
repose 687
reprieve 970
{escape 671)
resplendent
luminous 420
splendid 845
respond accord 23
answer 462
/cei 821
respondent 462
accused 938
response
armver 462, 687
corxord 714
/ecZin^ 821
friendship 888
UHrrship 990
responsibility
- prevents crimes 947
responsible 926
rest remainder 40
pause 141
cessation 142
support 215
^uiesceTice 265
dea/^i 360
mtisic 413
inaction 681
repose 687
at - repose 687
content 831
- and be thankful
inaction 681
repose 687
- assured
6e/ic/ 484
Aope 858
- on support 215
- on one's oars 142,
687
- satisfied 831
- upon
evidence 467
confide 484
- with du/y 926
set at -
answer 462
ascertain 474
complete 729
compact 769
set one's mind at •
caZm 826
set the question at -
proi'e 478
adjudge 480
restaurant
^loteZ 189
(eo/inflr 298)
restaurateur
provider 637
restful 265
restifl [see restive]
resting place
support 215
^uie/ 265
arriwi/ 292
restitution 790
restoration 660
Restitutioniat 984
restive at;erse 603
obstinate 606
disobedient 742
re/usoZ 764
perverse 901a
restless
changeable 149
moving 264
agitated 315
active 682
excited 825
/car/i// 860
restoration 660
restorative
salubrious 656
remedial 662
relieving 834
restore reinstate 660
rf/res/i 6S9
re/um 790
- equilibrium 27
- harmony 723
- to health 654
restorer
Nature's sweet - 6
restrain
dissuade 616
ciir6 751
(moderate 174)
restrainable
obedient 743
restrained 751
restraint 761
self- s^oici^m 826
temperance 953
restrict /liruier 706
restrain 761
pro/iiW^ 761
(circumscri6e 22^
restriction 469
restringency 751
reBty606
resiUt remainder 4(
effect 154
conclusion 480
completion 729
resultant
combination 48
e^eci 154
resume be^^n 66
repeat 104
change 140
restore 660
tafce 789
r6suni6 596
resupination 213
resurge 163
resurrection
reproduction 163
heaven 981
resuscitate
reproduce 163
reinstate 660
retable 215
retail distribiUe 73
inform 527
6artor 794
sett 796
retailer 797
retain stond 150
A-ecp 781
- one's reason 502
- the memory of 5(
retainer 746
retake 789
retaJiation retort 7
revenge 919
retard later 133
slower 275
binder 706
retch 297
retection 529
retention 781
retentive
keeping 781
- memory 505
reticence
concealment 528
reticle 219
reticulation
crossing 219
REFU
REIG
RELA
RELI
not consent 764
-a»ent489
- to associate with
893
- to believe 487
-to hear 460
refute 479
refuted 495
regein775
- breath 689
regal 737
regale feast 298
physical pleasure
377
refresh 689
jdeasing 829
amusement 840
regalia 747
regaUt7 737
regard
relation 9
view 441
attention 457
judge 480
credU 873
love 897
respect 928
approbation 931
have - to 457
merit - 642
pay- to
believe 484
^onor 873
-as 484
regardful
attentive 457
careful 459
regardless
inattentive 458
insensible 823
regards
courtesy 894
respect 928
regatta
contention 720
amusement 840
regelate 385
regency 755
regenerate
reproduce 163
restore 660
pie^y 987
regeneration
divine function 976
baptismal - 998
regent
governor 745
rfepu/y 759
regibus esse manus
737
regicide 361
regime
circumstances 8
conduct 692
authority 737
ancien - 875
regimen diet 298
remedy 662
regiment
assemblage T2
army 726
regimentals 225
region 181
regional 181
rec^iBter
arrange 60
lis/ 86
chronicle 114
record 551
recorder 553
registrar 553
rec^tration 551
registry 114
record 551
rdgle:en-924
reglet 591
regnant
influence 175
authority 737
regnant populi 737
regni, anno - 106
regorge 790
regrade 283
regrate 777
regrater 797
regression 283
regret sorrow 833
penitence 950
regretted, to be - 833
regrowth 163
reguerdon 973
regular
uniform 16
complete 52
order 58
arrangement 60
rute 80
conformity 82
periodic 138
symmetric 242
habits ml 613
by - intervals 58
- return 138
regulars 726
regulate
adjust 23
or^/er 58
arrange 60
rfirecl 693
regulated by
conformity 82
regulation
precept 697
/aiy 963
{command 741)
regulative principle
453
regurgitate
re/wm 283
y?o«; 348
re«/ore 790
rehabilitate
reconstruct 660
restore 790
rehearse
repeal 104
Iry 463
describe 594
drama 599
»rc2Xire 673
Reichsrath 696
reign influence 175
government 737
- of terror
severity 739
/ear 860
- of violence 738
reimburse
restore 790
pay 807
rein
means of restraint
752
(moderate 174)
(counteract 179)
- in retoni 275
restrain 751
reindeer 271
re inf ect&
shortening 304
inaction 681
reinforce [see rein-
force]
reinforcement [see
reinforcement]
reinless 738
reins [see rein]
direction 693
give - to the imagina-
tion 515
give the - to
facilitate 705
lax 738
permit 760
hold the - 693
take the -
authority 737
reinstall 660
reinstate 660
reinvest 790
reinvigorate 689
Reis Eflendi 694
reiterate 104
reject
exclude 55
eject 297
refuse 764
rejected
hateful 898
rejection 610
rejoice exult 838
amuse 840
-in 827
- in the name of 564
- the heart
gratify 829
cheer 836
rejoicing 838
rejoin assemble 72
arrit^e 292
rejoinder
answer 462
law plecuiings 969
rejuvenescence 660
rekindle
ignite 384
exctle 824
{incite 615)
relapse
turn back 145
fall back 661
relate narrate 594
- to refer 9
related A:tn 11
relation 9
kin 11
narrative 594
relationship 9
relative position 9
relator
accuser 938
relax loose 47
weaken 160
moderate 174
slacken speed 275
so/len 324
inactive 683
repose 687
misrule 738
li6era/e 750
relenl 914
- one's efforts 681
- the mind 452
relaxation
[see relax]
amt^semenl 840
dereliction 927
relaxed ti^eaA; 160
relay materials 635
provision 637
release deai^ 360
liberate 750
exempt 760
/rom enya^entent
768a
security 771
exemption 777a
restore 790
repay 807
forgive 918
exempt 927a
discharge 970
deed of - 723
relegate banish 55
transfer 270
remove 297
relent moderate 174
so/len 324
pily 914
relentless
resolute 604
severe 739
wrathful 900
malevolent 907
revenge 919
impenitent 951
relessee
possessor 779
receiver 785
relevancy
pertinence 9
congruity 23
relev6 298
reliable
certain 474
reliance
confidence 484
expectation 507
/iope858
relic remainder 40
reminiscence 505
loA:en 551
relics corpse 362
sacred 998
RELI
REMO
RENI
REPE
relict 905
reUef
prominence 250
aid 707
comfort 884
bas - convex 250
sculpture 557
in strong -
visible 446
manifest 525
relieve improve 658
aid 707
comfort S34:
relievo convex 250
scidpture 557
relifirieiise 996
reli^on
theology 983
piety 987
under the mask of -
988
religionist 988
religions
honorable 939
theological 983
pious 987
over - 955
- education 537
- persuasion 983
- sects 984
religiously exact 494
relinquish
- a purpose 624
recant 607
- hope 859
- life 360
- property 782
reunquismnent 624,
782
resignation 757
reliquary box 191
sacred 998
reliquisB 362
relish pleasure 377
taste Z90
condiment 393
savory 394
delight 827
desire 865
relucent light 420
transparent 425
reluct 720
reluctance
dissuasion- 61Q
unwilling 603
dislike 867
ieluctation719
relume ignite 384
light 420
rely believe 484
/lope 858
{expect 507)
rem acu tetigisti 23
remain
abide 1
&e left 40
endure 106
^ng ^tme 110
continue 141
&e present 186
^/a;2^i265
666
' firm 150
- in one's mind 505
- ki possession of the
field 731
- neuter 605
- on one's hands 641
remainder 40
estate 780
in - posterior 117
remainder-man 779
remains
remainder 40
corpse 362
vestige 551
organic - 357
remand defer 133
order 741
remanet 40
remark observe A57
affirmation 535
worthy of - 642
remarkable
great 31
exceptional 83
important 642
remechable, remedi-
al restore 660
remedy 662
remediless 859
remedy restore 660
cure 662
remembrance 505
remembrances 894
rememoration 505
remif orm 245
remigration
regression 283
arrival 292
egress 295
remind 505
that -s me 134
reminiscence 505
remise 927a
remiss
neglectful 460
reluctant 603
id/e683
to 738
remission
cessation 142
moderation 174
toi/2/738
forgiveness 918
exemption 927a
remit
[see remission]
- one's efforts 681
remittance
payment 807
remittent
periodic 138
remitter 790
remnant 40
remodel
convert 144
revolutionize 146
improve 658
remoilient 324
remonetize 800
remonstrance
dissuasion 616
deprecation 766
censure 932
remora co/iere 46
hindrance 706
remorse 950
remorseless 919
remote
no^ related 10
distant 196
- age 122
- cause 153
- future 121
- region 196
remotest idea, not
have - 491
remotion 270
remove subduct 38
term 71
displace 185
transfer 270
recede 287
depart 293
dinner 298
ea:/raci 301
school 541
- the mask 529
removedness
distance 196
remuda 72
remugient 412
remunerate
reward 973
remunerative
useful 644
pain 775
renaissance 660
renascent 163
rencounter
contact 199
meeting 292
fight 7210
rend 44
- the air loud 404
cry 411
lament 839
- the heartstrings 830
render convert 144
interpret 522
^*ve 784
restore 790
- an account
inform 527
describe 594
- a service 644
rendezvous
assemble 72
/octts 74
rendition
interpretation 522
restore 790
renegade
conwr/ 144
turjicoat 607
apostate 941
renew ^u>ice 90
repeat 104
reproduce 163
recollect 505
restore 660
- one's strength 689
renif orm 245
renitenoe
counteraction 170
hardness 323
etasticUy 325
unt£n(tin(;ne8S 603
resistance 719
renitency
{^^420
[see aZeo loutence]
renounce
recant 607
retin^isA 624
resi^ 767
- property 782
repudiate 927
(deny 536)
renovare dolorem*
inf andmn - 833
renovate
reproduce 163
restore 660
renovated new 123
renown 505, 873
renowned 31
renownless 874
rent tear 44
fissure 198
hire 788
^rcAase 795
rental 810
renter 779
rent-free 815
rent roll
property 780
receipts 810
rents houses 189
renunciation
[eee renounce]
exemption 927a
reorganize
convert 144
improve 658
restore 660
repair mend 658
niaA:e good 660
re/re«^ 689
out of - 659
-to 266
reparation
[see repair]
restitution 790
atonement 052
retmrd 973
repartee
ansu)er 462
un^842
reparteeist 844
repartition 786
repass, pass and - 314
repast 298
repay pay 807
reward 973
repeal 756
repeat imitate 19
dupHcation 00
itorato 104
reproduce 163
affirm 535
- by rote 505
repeated
frequent 136
RECE
RECO
RECK
RED
receipt scheme 626
prescription W2
precept Q97
security 771
payment 807
- o/ money 810
- in f uU 807
-s accounts 811
receive include 76
admit 296
belief 484
assent^SS
acquire 775
faibe in 785
toJb6 780
- money 810
i0e2com€ 892, 894
- Christ 987
recaiTod /mourn 490
habUiuU ^13
{conformable 82)
- maxim 496
receiver 785
vessel 191
treasurer SOI
- of stolengoods 792
receiving 785
recension 85
recent lately 122
new 123
receptacle 191
(storehouse 636)
reception
comprehension 54
inclusion 76
arrivcU 292
ingestion 296
interview 588
receit^7i{7 785
welcome 892, 894
warm -892
reception room 191
receptacle 191
comer 244
regression 283
am6ti«A 530
vacation 687
retirement 893
recesses
in/erior 221
secret - of one's heart
820
recession
motion from 287
r6cliaufle copy 21
repetition 104
/ood 298
m£K2e/iot384
restored 660
recherch6 good 648
fashionaoLe 852
recidivation
regression 283
reUipse 661
recidivist 607
recipe remedy 662
precept 697
recipient
receptacle 191
recett;in^ 785
reciprocal
mutual 12
- quantity 84
reciprocate
correlation 12
interchange 148
assent 488
concord 714
retaliate 718
reciprocitist 12
recision 38
recitative 415
recite
eniimerate 85
SjTeaA; 582
narrate 594
reck 459
reckless
careless 460
ras/i863
reckon count 85
- among 76
- upon
believe 484
expect 507
- with 807
- without one's host
unskillfid 699
/ait 732
ras/i 863
reckoning
numeration 85
measure 466
expectation 507
payment 807
accounts 811
r6ii?ard 973
day of - 919
reclaim restore 660
command 741
due 924
atonement 952
reclaimed
penitent 950
recline tie yZot 213
depress 308
repose 687
- on 215
reclivate 248
recluse 893
recognition
[see recognize]
courtesy 894
<^nfcs 916
means of - 550
recognizable
visible 446
intelligible 518
-by 550
recognizance 771
recognize see 441
attention 457
discover 480a
assent 488
X:nou; 490
remember 505
permit 760
(aj^rm 535)
recognized
influential 176
customary 613
(con/orma5te 82)
- maxim 496
recoil reaction 179
repercussion 277
reluctance 603
sAun 623
from which reason -s
471
-aihate 898
- from dislike 867
recollect 505
recommence 66
reconmiend
adtrtse 695
approve 931
{iTiduce 15)
- itself
approbation 931
recompense
retmrd 973
(pay 809)
reconcile a^ee 23
paci/y 723
content 831
forgive 918
- oneself to 826
recondite
obscure 519
Ai(tden 528
reconnaissance 441
reconnoiter see 441
inquire 461
reconsideration 451
on - 658
reconstitute 660
reconstruct 660
reconvert 660
record 661
career 692
break the - 33
court of - 966
recorder 663
judge 967
Records, Ck>ngress-
ional 551
recount 594
recoup 790
recourse 677
recovery
improvement 658
reinstatement 660
getting back 775
restitution 790
- of strength 689
recreant
coward 862
base 940
knave 941
vicious 945
bad man 949
recreation 840
recrement 653
recriminate 932
recrimination 938
recrudescence 661
recruit strength 159
learner 541
provision 637
health 654
repair 658
reinstate Ql^
refresh 689
aid 707
auxiliary 711
sotdier 726
beat Up for -s
prepare 673
aid 707
rectangle 244
rectangular
perpendicular 212
anote 244
rectify
straighten 246
improve 658
reestablish 660
rectilinear 246
rectitude
probity 939
virtue 944
rector director 694
clergyman 996
rectorship 995
rectory 1000
rectrix 745
rectus in curi& 946
recubant 213, 217
reculer pour mieuz
sauter
prepare 673
cunning 702
reculons, h - 283
reciunbent
horizontal 213
oblique 217
recuperation 790
recuperative 660
recur repeat 104
frequent 136
periodic 138
-to 677
- to the mind 505
recure 660
recursion 292
recurvity 245
recusant
dissenting 489
denying 536
disobedient 742
refusing 764
impenitent 951
heterodox 984
{unwilling 603)
red 434
- and yellow 439
- book tist 86
- cent 643, 800
- coat 726
- cross 662
-flag 668
- hot ^eat 31
riotent 173
/lot 382
emotion 821
excUed 824
- lead 434
- letter mark 550
celebrate 883
- letter day
important 642
rest 687
REDA
REfiM
REFL
REFU
celebration 883
- Ught 668
- pepper 393
- republican 742
- tape 613
- tapist 694
- with mirth 892
turn -feeling 821
redan 717
redargue 479
redden color 434
humble 879
anary 900
reddition
interpretation 522
restitution 790
redeem i
compensate 30
sybstitute 147
reinstate 660
deliver 672
regain 775
restore 790
pay 807
cUone 952
- from oblivion 505
- one's pledge
observe 772
diUy 926
Redeemer 976
redemption
[see redeem)
liberation 750
duty 926
salvation 976
(preservation 676)
redet Geld so
Bchweigt die
Welt 800
- red-handed
murder 361
in the act 680
guilty 947
redict 905
redintegrate 660
redintegratio axnoris
607
redivivus 660
redness 434
redolence
odor 398
fragrance 400
redouble
increase 35
duplication 90
repeat 104
- one's efforts 686
redoubt 717
redoubtable 860
redound to
conduce 176
- one's honor
glory ^7Z
approbation 931
honor ^^^
redress restore 660
remedy 662
atonement 952
retvard 973
Bed Skin 913
red'tapiat (m
564
reduce lessen 36
- in number 103
weaken 160
con^rac^ 195
s/ior(ew 201
ioiocr 308
subdue 731
discount 813
- in strength 160
- the speed 275
- to convert 144
- to a mean 29
- to ashes 384
- to demonstration
478
- to order 60
- to poverty 804
- to powder 330
- to subjection 749
- to writing 551
reduced
[see reduce]
impoverished 804
- to a skeleton 659
- to straits 704
- to the last extrem-
ity 665
reductio ad absur-
diun
reasoning 476
confutation 479
reduction
[see reduce]
arithmetical 85
conversion 144
at a - 815
- of temperature 385
redundance
diffuseness 573
too much 641
{remainder 40)
redundancy 104
reduplication
imitation 19
doubling 90
reScho imitate 19
repeat 104
resonance 408
reechy 653
reed loeak 160
arrow 727
- instrument 417
trust to a broken -
699
reef slacken 275
shoal ZA&
danoerQ&7
double - topsails 664
reek gas 334
vaporize 336
liquid 337
hot 3S2
fester 653
reeking moist 339
unclean 653
reel rorA- 314
agitate 315
darwe 840
off the - 584
- back yield 725
raifmbody
junction 43
comhincUion 48
reinforce
add 37
strengthen 159
restore 660
aid 707
reinforced concrete
635
reinforcement
addition 37
adjunct 39
materials 635
provision 637
aid 707
reenter 245
reentering angle 244
reestablish 660
re^state 660
refashion 163
refect
strengthen 159
refection yneal 298
refreshment 689
(restoration 660)
refectory 191
refer to relate 9
include 76
attribute 155
ci/e 467
to/ce odzrice 695
referable 9, 155
referee
judgment 480
Judge 967
reference
[«e6 refer]
referendary 967
referendiun: ad -
inquiry 461
leave -
undetermined 605
referrible
relative 9
attributable 155
refine c/ean 652
- upon 658
refined color 428
fashionable 852
refinement
discrimination 465
wisdom 498
improvement 658
elegance 845
to5te850
over - 477
refit 660
reflect imitate 19
fAifiA; 451
- dishonor 874
- light 420
- upon censure 932
reflecting
thouahtful 498
reflection
[see reflect]
idea 453
cool - came 498
reflector mirror 445
reflex copy 21
recoil 217
regressive 283
reflexion 21, 277
resonance 408
Zt^/i/ 420
refluence recoil 277
regfrees 283
reflux decrease 36
rccoi/ 277
recess 283
current 348
refociUate
strengthen 159
re/resA 689
reform coni*er< 144
improve 658
reformatory
ecAoo^ 542
reformer 658
refound 144
refraction
deviation 279
light 43Q
fallacy of vision 443
ref ractivil^ 420
ref ractometer 466
refractory
obstinaU 606
difficult 70^
mutinous 742
refrain
repretition 104
ot^oid 623
do nothing 681
temperate 953
(unu^tZ/in^ 603)
(re/cd 610)
- from laughter 837
- from votmg 609a
refresh
strengthen 159
coo2 385
reyU658
restore 660
recruii 689
relieve 834
- the inner man 689
- the memory 505
refreshing
bodily pleasure 37/
mental delight 829
refreshment
/ood 298
recruiting 689
delight 827
refrigeration
ancesthetic 376
mcJcing cold 385
refrigeratory 887
reft 44
refuge 666
refugee
emigrant 268
fupUive 623
refulgence 420
refund pay 807
(restore 790)
refurbish 673
refusal 764
preemption 795
refuse remains 40
tMe2eM 645
RAMB
RA.PE
RATA
RAVE
[see Ramadan]
ramble ttroU 266
wander 279
foUy 499
delirium 503
digress 573
raxnDler 269
rambling
irregularity 139
ramification part 51
bisection 91
posterity 167
filament 20b
symmetry 242
divergence 291
rammer pZu^ 263
impeller 27Q
ramose 242
(rough 256)
ramp climb 305
leap 309
rampage 173
rampant
violent ITZ
prevalent 175
veHical 212
raiseci 307
/ree748
vehement 925
licentious 961
rampart 717
ramrod 263
ramshackle 665
ranch 780
rancid fetid 401
unclean 653
rancour
enmity 889
ma2et;o2efu^ 907
r6f*en|7e 919
randan 273
random casual 156
carriage 272
uncertain 475
oimleM 621
talk at-
sophistry 477
exaggerate 549
lo^tikici/v 584
- experiment 463
chance 621
randy 840
range extent 26
coUocote 60
eeriee 69
term 71
c2aee75
epace 180
distance 196
roam 266
direction 278
etet;e386
freedom 748
long - 196
- itself 58
- under, - with 76
within - 177
ranger
director 694
keeper 753
thief792
rani 374, 745, 875
rank(fe^ee26
thorough 31
collocate 60
rou; 69
term 71
vegetation 365
/e<id401
estimate 480
&ad649
soldiers 726
gfiorj/ 873
nobility 875
man of - 875
- and file
continuity 69
soldiers 726
commonalty 876
rankle t^ndean 653
corrupt 659
patn/tiZ 830
animosity 900
malevolence 907
retien^e 919
ranks
fill up the - 660
risen from the - 876
ransack seeA; 461
deliver 672
plunder 791
price 812
atonemerU 952
- one's brains
(^01^^451
imagination 515
ransom 952
rant
unmeaning 517
exaggeration 549
diffuse style 573
turgescence 577
speech 582
* odin^ 599
excitement 825
ranter toZA^er 584
/oZee piety 988
rantipole 458
ranmiculus 845
rap blow 276
eourui 406
triyZe 643
money 800
not worth a - 804
- on the knuckles
angry 900
ceTieure 932
punish 972
- out affirm 535
voice 580
epeafc 582
- out oaths
insolence 885
malediction 908
rapacity
tofcin^ 789
stealing 791
avarice 819
^eed 865
rape seizure 791
violation 961
rape oil 356
rapid 274
- slope 217
- stndes
progress 282
velocity 274
- succession 136
rapids 348
rapier 727
rapine 791
rapparee 792
rappee 392
rappel 722
rapping, spirit - 992
rapport, en - 9
rapports, sous tous
les - 494
rapprochement
concord 714
friendship 888
rapscallion 949
rapt attention 457
inattention 458
emotion 821
raptorial
taking 789
stealing 791
raptors 739
rapture bliss 827
love S97
rapturous 221, 827
raraavis
exceptional 83
yood 648
famous 873
rare
unexampled 20
exceptional 83
few 103
infrequent 137
tig/it 322
excellent 648
raree show
appearance 448
amtisement 840
rarefaction
expand 194
render light 322
rari nantes 103
rarity 322
rasa, tabula - 552
rascal knave 941 ^
bod man 949
rascality 940
rase obliterate 552
rash
eA:in disease 655
recfcteee 863
(careless 460)
raider 204
rashness 863
ra8orial366
rasp powder 330
ni6 331
rasper dij^it 704
rasure 552
rat recant 607
smell a-
discover 480a
dou&t 485
rataplan 407
ratatat4(n
ratchet 253
rate degree 26
motion 264
Tneaewre 466
estimation 480
price, tax 812
a!m^e 932
at a great - 274
rath early 132
fort 717
rather
a tittte 32
trifling 643
have - 609
have - not 867
- good 651
ratiflcation
confirm 467
aj?irm488
consent 762
compact 769
ratio relation 9
de^ee 26
proportion 84
apportionment 786
ratiocination 476
ration food 298
allotment 78&
rational
- quantity 84
intellectual 450
judicious 498
eane 502
rationale cauee 153
attribution 155
ansiver 462
interpretation 522
rationalism
reasoning 476
irreligion 989
ratlings 215
ratsbane 663
rats in the upi>er
story 503
rattan 975
ratten 158
rattle noise 407
music 417
prattle 584
death - 360
-on 584
rattle-brained 499
rattle-headed 499
rattlesnake 913
rattletraps 780
rattling 836
- pace 274
raucity
faintness 405
raucous hoarse 581
rayage destroy 162
despoil 659
ravages of time 659
rave madness 503
excitement 824, 825
- against 932
ravel untwist 60
derange 61
entangle 219
difficulty 704
RAVE
REAL
REAS
DfECEs
rayelin 717
raven black 431
hoarse 581
gorge 957
- for 865
ravening
violent 178
desire 865
ravenous
grasping 789
desirous 865
raver 504
ravine interval 198
narrow 203
dike 259
raving mad 503
/ce^infy 821
exciUment 824, 825
ravish seize 789
please 829
ravished
pleased 827
ravishment 824
raw immature 123
sensitive 378
coM 383
coior 428
unprepared 674
unskilled 699
- head and bloody
bones 860
- levies 726
- material 635
rawboned 203
rawhide 975
raj 420
- of comfort 831
thou living - 450
rayah 745
rajless 421
raze destroy 162
- to the ground
lowerSOS
rasor 253
cut blocks with a -
wasUQdS
misuse 679
unskillful 699
keen as a - 821
raszia
destruction 162
attack 716
plunder 791
re, in - 9
reabsorb 296
reach degree 26
equal 27
distance 196
jetch 270
arrive at 292
river 348
deceive 545
grasp 737
toite 789
- of thought 498
- the ear
hearing 418
information 527
- to distance 196
lenpth 200
witbiD - ««7r 197
662
possible 470
reaction
compensation 30
counteraction 179
rccoiZ 277
restoration 660
reactionary
reremon 145
tergiversation 607
reacuonist
ovponent 710
reaa interpret 522
2eam 539
- a lecture 537
well - 490
readable 578
reader teacher 540
printer 591
clergyman 996
readership 542
readily 705
reading
speciality 79
knowledge 490
interpretation 522
learning 539
- in 995
reading desk 1000
readjiist a^ae 23
emialize 27
readmit 296
ready
expecting 507
willing 602
useful 644
prepare 673
oc^itJe 682
«fci«/t// 698
ca«;i800
get - 673
make - 673
- made 673
- memory 505
- money 800
-pen 569
- to burst forth 825
- to sink 824
- wit 842
reaffirm 535
reagent 463
real existing 1
- number 84
true 494
- estate 780
- property 780
- security 771
realgar 434
realism 494
realize
speciality 79
inUllect 450
think 451
discover 480o
beliet^ 484
conceive 490
imagine 515
accomplish 729
acquire 775
sc/i 796
really iix>ru2er 870
(very 31)
realm region 181
people 372
government 737
property 780
realty 780
ream 593
reanimate
reproduce 163
Zt/e 359
re«t/«cito/e 660
reap shorten 201
ogrtcuZ/t^e 371
toA;e789
- and carry 775
- the benefit of
be better for Q5&
- the fruits
succeed 731
acquire 775
reimrd 973
- the whirlwind
product 154
failure 732
- where one has not
sown 923
reappear
repetition 104
reproduce 163
t;i«i6ie 446
restore 660
(frequent 136)
rear segueZ 65
cmi67
&nn{7 up 161
ereci 212
6acA; 236
elevate 307
teocA 537
in the - 281
- its head
manifest 525
- one's head
pride 878
rear admiral 745
reason cause 153
intellect 450
argue 476
wisdom 498
motive 615
by - of 615
feast of - 588
in - moderate 174
ng/i^922
listen to - 498
- in a circle 477
- why cau^e 153
motive 615
stand to -
certain 474
proo/ 478
manifest 525
what's the - ? 461
without rhyme or -
615a
reasonable
moderate 174
probable 472
judicious 498
sane 502
c^ieap 815
Tight 922
-pro^)ect 472
reasoner 476
- faculties 450
reasonless 409
reasons 476
reassemble 72
reassert 535
reassure haveSSS
courage 861
reasty/e<td401
uncUan 653
reave 789
rebate
moderate 174
discount SIZ
rebeck 417
rebel
disobedience 742
(resistance 719)
rebellow 412
reboation 412
rebound recM 277
regression 283
(counteraetian 179]
rebours, k -
reversion 145
regression 283
diilcii2^704
rebuff reeoii 277
reete^ 719
repulse 732
re/t«e 764
discourteey 8M
cen8ure9S2
rebuild 660
rebuke 932
rebus 533
rebut answer 462
counter evidence 4fi
confute 479
(ieny 536
rebutter
an^ti^er 462
law pleadinife 9&9
recalcitrant 742
recalcitrate
recati277
resist 719
recalesc6 382
recall
recoUec< 505
recant 607
caned 756
-to life 660
recant (ieny 536
retract W7
resign 756
recapitulate
enumerate 85
repeat 104
cieecribe 594
summariee 596
recapper 633
recast
revolviion 146
ecAe7ne626
recede
move badk 283
move from 287
- into the shade S74
SATR
SCAF
SCAN
SCEN
retoard 97Z
- an obligation 926
- ODeaelf 484
satarap governor 745
(deputy 759)
natmimft 557
saturate fill 52
moisten 339
8a/iate 869
saturnalia
disorder 59
games 840
intemperance 954
Satumian
p{ea«tn^829
innocent 946
-ago 734
Satumiaregna
prosperity 734
ptecMure 827
saturnine 837
satyr ti^/y 846
^i^er^ne 962
demon 980
sauce a4junct 39
mixture 41
coniitm^n^ 393
acm«e 908
pay - for all 807
^at is - for the goose
27
saucebox
blusterer SS7
saucepan 191
sauce piquante 829
saucer 191
- eyes 441
saucy insolent 885
flippant 895
sauerkraut 298
saunter
ramble 26%
daufdle 275
saute auz yeux, cela
-525
sauyage 893
sauve qui peut
run aiMiy 623
alarm Qd9
hasUGM
cowardice S62
savage violent 173
vulgar S5l
brave S6l
boorish B7Q
angry 90O
mal&)olentW7
evil doer 913
savanna 334
savant
knowledge 490
learned man 492
(80^6 500)
B9,7B subduct 38
exclude 55
except 83
store 636
preserve 670
deliver 672
economize 817
Qod-990
- and except 83
- money 817
-one's Dacon 671
- the necessity 927a
-us 707
save-all 817
saving 817
- clause 469
- one's presence 928
savings store 636
economy 817
savior
benefactor 912
Saviour 976
savoir: - faire
skiUmS
fashion 852
-gr6
gratitude 916
- vivre skill 698
fashion 852
sociality 892
savor 390
- of resemble 17
- of the reality 780
savoriness 394
savorless 391
savory 394
savvy 490. 498
sawcu/44
jagged 257
maxim 496
- the air
gesture 550
sawder, soft -
Jlaaery9S3
sawdust 330
sawney 501
saxhorn 417
Saxon
style of language 576,
578
say nearly 32
turn 138
assert 535
speak 582
have one's - 535, 582
not - I did it 938
- by heart 505
- no 489
- nothing 585
- one's prayers 990
- to oneself 589
- what comes upper-
most 612
that is to - 522
what do you - to that
870
you don't - so 870
saying maxim 496
assertion 535
sbirro 965
scab apostate 607
scabbard 191
throw away the -
resolution 604
loar 722
scabby 940
scabies 655
scabrous 256
scaffold
support 215
preparation 673
execution 975
(way 627)
(means 632)
scagliola 545
scaithless [see scath-
less]
scalawag 949
scald bum 384
poet 597
scale portion 51
series 69
term 71
£/ice 204
skin 223
mount 305
u)€igh 319
gamut 413
measure 466
printing 591
hold the -s 480
hold the -s even 922
-3 falling from the
eyes sec 441
disclose 529
-s of justice 922
- the heights 305
- the walls 716
turn the -
reversion 145
influence 175
counter evidence 468
motive 615
scalene 243
scallop
convolution 248
notch 257
scalp 226
scalpel 253
scalp lock 256
scamble 44
scamp neglect 460
rascal 949
scamped sham 545
scamper speed 274
- of! 623
scampish 945
scan see 441
attend to 457
inquire 461
knaw 490
prosody 597
scandal news 532
obloquy 934
scandaleuse, chro-
nique - 934
scandalize 932
scandalmonger 532
scandalous
disreputable 874
vicious 945
scandalum magna-
tum
infamy 874
detraction 934
accusation 938
scandent 305
scant smaU 32
few 103
liUle 193
narrow 203
insufficient 640
scantling
m,odel 22
scrap 32
dimensions 192
(part 51)
scanty [see scant]
scape 671
scapegoat
substitute 147
atonement 952
scapegrace
reckless 863
rascal 949
scaphoid 245
scapin cheat 548
knave 941
scapulary 999
scar shore 342
record 551
&/emisA 848
he jests at -s 830
scarab 993
scaramouch 844
scarce
infrequent 137
insufficient 640
make oneself -
absent 187
run away 623
scarcely 32
- any 103
- an3rthing 643
- ever 137
scare 860
scarecrow ugly 84€
frighten 860
scarf dress 225
canonicals 999
scarfskin 223
scarify notch 257
torment 830
scarlatina 655
scarlet 434
- Lady 984
scarp oblique 217
defense 717
scarpines 972
scath badness 64S
injury 659
(evU 619)
(6ane 663)
scathless
perfect 650
(secure 664)
(sat>e(i 672)
scatter derange 61
disperse 73
diverge 291
- to the winds
des/roy 162
confute 479
scatter-brained
inattentive 458
insane 503
scatterling 268
scavenger 652
scene
appearance 448
2>ai7i/i7i^ 55Ai
SCEN
SCOL
SCOU
8CRA
drama 599
excitement 825
- of actJQp 728
scene painter 559
scene painting 556
scenery 448
scenie 599
scenography 556
scent »mell 398
discovery 480a
disbelieve 485
knowledge 490
sign 550
traU 551
get - of 527
on the - 622
on the right - 462
put on a new - 279
- from afar 510
throw ofif the - 623
scent bag 400
scented 400
scentless 399
scepter 747
sway tjie - 737
scepticism [see skepti-
cism]
schatchen 903
schedule 86
schematist 626
scheme draft 554
plan 626
schemer 626
schenk beer 298
scherif
governor 745
noble 875
scherzo 415
schesis 7
schism dissent 489
discord 713
heterodoxy 984
schismless 983a
schistose 204
schnapps 959
schnorrer 804
scholar
erudite 492
learjier 541
scholarly 539
scholarship
knowledge 490
learning 539
scholastic
knowledge 490
teaching 537
learning 539
school 542
theology 983
scholiast 524
scholium
maxim 496
interpretation 522
Schbnheit yergeht
Tugend bestcht
944
school herd 72
system of opinions
484
knowledge 490
teaching 537
578
academy 642
painting 556
go to - 539
- of art 542
send to - 537
schoolboy lad 129
learner 541
(tyro 193)
a -8 tale 111
familiar to every •
490
school days 127
schoolman
scholar 492
theologian 983
schoolmaster 540
- abroad
knowledge 490
learning 537
schoolmistress 540
schoolroom 191
schooner 273
receptacle 191
sciagraphy
slmdow 421
painting 556
sciamacl:^ 497
sciatica 378
science
knowledge 490
skiU 698
scientific exact 494
scientist
reasoner 476
learned man 492
scimitar 727
- shaped 253
scintilla small 32
spark 420, 423
scintillation
heat 382
light 420
wit 842
scintillula f orsan,
latet - 858
sciolism 491
sciolist 493
Sciomancy 511
scion part 51
child 129
posterity 167
scire: -facias 461
- quid valeant hu-
meri 698
scission 44
scissors 253
- and paste 609
scissure 198
sclerotics 195
scobs 330
scoff
ridicide 856
deride ^2^
impiety 988
- at despise 930
censure 932
scold shrew 901
malediction 908
censure 932
{detractor 936)
scolecoid 248
scollop
convolution 248
notch 257
sconce top 210
candlestick 423
brain 450
defense 717
mufct 974
scoop
depression 252
perforator 262
scopa
una - nuova spazza
bene 52, 123
scope degree 26
ex/en/ 180
meaning 516
freedom 748
{intention 620)
scorch 384
scorcher 274
scorching
violent 173
score coun/ 85
/i«/86
twenty 98
furrow 259
music 415
?mirfc 550
credit 805
de6/806
accounts 811
on the - of
relation 9
motive 615
- a success 731
scores ^nan;/ 102
scorisB as/i 384
dirt 653
{useless 645)
scorify 384
scorn 930
scorpion
painful 830
m/ doer 913
{bane 663)
chastise with -s 739
scorse 794
scot reward 973
scotch notch 257
injure 659
- the snake
maim 158
insufficient 640
noncompletion 730
- the wheel 706
Scotchman
canny 702
scot free /rcc 748
cAeap 815
exempt 927a
escape -
escape 671
let off - 970
scotograph 554
scotomy 443
Scotticism 563
scoundrel 949
scour run 274
ni6 331
c^n 652
- the country 266
- the plain 274
scourge bane 663
painful 830
punish 972
instrtunerU of pun-
ishmenl 975
- of the human race
913
scourings 645
scout
vanguard 234
feeler 46:^
messenger 534
r^ect 610
servant 746
toatch 664
warning 668
disrespect d29
dtsciain 930
(^A:er444)
(underrate 483)
{ridicule 856)
scow 273
scowl
complain 839
/rouTfi 895
arwer 900
9uaen 901a
dtsavprobaiion 93^
- of nisht 982
scrabble
unmeaning 517
8cri66^ 590
scrag 32
scraggy lean 193
rou^A 256
Mu 846)
scramble
confusion 59
dim6 305
-oursue 622
Wte684
difficuUy 704
contend 720
8etze 789
scranch 330
scrannel 643
scrap small 32
(piece 51)
{minuU 193)
scrapbook 596
scrape stiMuct 38
reduce 195
pidverize 330
abrade 331
messzotint 558
d<^icii%704
mischance 732
bou; 894
- together
assemble 72
acquire 776
scratch ^toom 256
obro^ 331
TTuzrA; 550
dau6 555
(irato 556
im/e 590
hurt (319
wound 649
SCRA
SCUR
SEAL
SECO
0 the-
Bcripto, litersB - 590
scut 235
-Uian 720
scriptural
scutate 245
{feS6l
orthodox 983a
scutcheon
209
Scripture
standard 550
78
certain 474
honor %77
•52
revelation 895
Bcutif orm 251
iead461
-8 of the skies 423
scuttle destroy 162
he - 861
Bcriyener writer 590
receptacle 191
590
Sr203
lawyer 968
scrofula 655
speed 27 4
- along haste 684
411
scroll 551
scutum 717
cry 411
scrub rub 331
Scyllaand Charyb-
m
bush 367
dis, between -
ixig853
clean 652
c/an^er 665
. 411. 412
owl 412
dirty person 653
diffunUty 704
Scyllam, incidit in -
commonalty 876
scrubby smm 193
JI//60
699
260
tnfling 643
scyphif orm 252
424
s/t7i^ 819
scytho pointed 244
•)28
disreputable 874
«^rp 253
530
tm/aar 876
sdeathi wander 870
cene 599
8/ia6&2/940
anger 900
652
scruple
disapprobation 932
f664
small quantity 32
sea muUitvde 102
r666
u^et^A^ 319
ocean 341
8c717
doubt 4S5
at - 341
sight 442
reluctance 603
uncertain 475
iden 43
proW/y 939
go to - 293
heavy - 315
- hath bounds 865
dng 45
scrupulous
S7
careful 459
Uer2M
incredulous 487
- of doubt 475
on 312
exac< 494
- of troubles
tfwen/633
reluctant 603
difficuUy 704
adversity 735
819
/o^idious 868
the-
punctilious 939
- of upturned faces
/y739
6/744
scrutator 461
234
scrutinlxer 461
seaboard 342
insane 503
scrutiny
seafarer 269
■feet 651
attention 457
seafaring 267
ilful 699
inquiry 461
sea fight 720
ancc 706
scrutoire 191
seagirt 346
;713
scud am7 267
seagoing 267, 341
sea green 435
courage to the
«i>ee(i274
«/uH&6r 348
cing place 861
sea king 791
Ki248
c/oiMi 353
seal matrix 22
«/en43
- under bare poles
close 2^1
Hhen 159
704
evidence 467
re 673
scuffle 720
mark 550
;e eyes 443
scull row 267
resolve 604
Irlver633
brain 450
complete 729
I
scullery 191
compact 769
:959
scullion 746
security 771
teamer 273
sculpsit 558
marriage 903
J 590
sculptor 559
break the - 529
jr593
sculpture form 240
- of secrecy 528
ecorcfer 553
carving 667
- one's infamy 940
- the doom of 162
•590
scum dirt 653
996
- of the earth 949
- the lips 585
dii cacoSthes
- of society 876
scupper 350
- up restrain 751
under - 769
0
di recte sa-
scurf 653
sealed:
)590
scurriUty908
hennetically - 261
lage
BCiurilous
one's fate is - 601
Yi713
ridicule S56
- Ijook
Uian 720
disrespect 92Q
ignorance 491
short 201
detraction 934
unintelligible 519
'icien/640
scmry
secret 633
^819
insvfficient 640
sealing 903
H
unimportant 643
sealing wax 747
>90
6a<e940
seals
.lex -963
wicked W^
insignia 747
seam 43
sea-maid 979
seaman 269
seamanship
conduct 092
skiU09S
seamark 550
seamless 50
seamstress 690
seamy side 651
sfonce696
seapiece 556
seaport 666
sear (2r2/ 340
bum 384
deaden B23
- and yellow leaf
age 128
u^Acr659
search inquire 461
searching
severe 739
painful 830
searchless 519
seared conscience
951
sea serpent 83
seasickness 655
seaside 342
sea slug 298
season mix 41
time 106
pungent 392
accustom 613
preserve 670
prepare 673
seasonable)^ 23
early 132
opportune 134
sea song 597
seasoning
condiment 393
seat place 183
locate 184
abode 189
support 215
judgment - 966
- of government 737
- of war 728
seated, firmly - 150
seawant 800
seaworthy 664
sebacious 355
secant 44, 219
secede dissent 489
relinquish 624
disobey 742
seceder
heterodox 984
secern 297
seclusion 893
second
duplication 90
- of time 108
instant 113
-in music 413, 415
abet 707
one's - self 17
play or sing a - 416
play - fiddle
SECO
SEE
SEGR
SELF
subject 749
disrepiUe 874
-best
imperfect 651
faUure 732
- childhood
age 128
imbecility 499
- crop
fertile 168
profit 775
- edition 104
- nature 613
- sight
foresight 510
sorcery 992
- thoughts
sequel 65
thought 451
improvement 658
- to none 33
- youth 660
secondary
inferior 34
following 63
imperfect 651
rfepuiy 759
- education 537
- evidence 467
seconder 711
secondhand
imiiation 19
otdl24
deteriorated 659
received 785
secondly 90
second-rate 651
secret Are^/ 522
^en^ 526
hidden b2%
riddUS^
in the - 490
keep a-
sUent 585
- motive 615
- passage 627
- place 530
- writing 590
secretaire 191
secretariat 965
secretary
recorder 553
vfriter 590
director 694
auxiliary 711
servant 746
consignee 758
secrete excrete 297
conceal 528
secretion 299
secretive 528
sect 75
religious - 983, 984
sectarian
dissent 489
a%711
heterodox 984
section division 44
par^ 51
dass 75
chapter 593
680
troops 726
sector par^ 51
circle 247
secular
centenary 98
periodic 138
toi<y997
- education 537
secularism 984
secula seculonun, in
-112
secundines 63
secundum artem
conformable 82
skUlful 698
secure fasten 43
bespeak 132
6eZie/484
sa/6 664
restrain 751
engage 768
. ' f^ain 775
confident 858
- an object
success 731
securities 805
security sa/e/y 664
p^ec^^e 771
^>c858
lend on - 787
sedan chair 272
sedate
thoughtful 451
calm 826
aravc 837
sedative
calming 174
remedy 662
sedentary 265
sedge 367
sedile 1000
sediment dregs 653
sedimentary
remainder 40
sedition 742
seditiosissimusquis-
que ignavus 742
seduce entice 615
love mi
debauch 961
seducer 962
seduction
pleasing 829
rfesire 865
sedulous
active 682
desirous 865
see fietr 441
looA; 457
believe 484
fcnouj 490
bishopric 995
- after 459
- at a glance 498
- daylight 480o
- double 959
- fit 600, 602
- justice done 922
-life
amusement 840
- one's way
foresight 510
inteUigibU 518
skiU 698
easy 705
- service 722
- sights 455
- the light
&om 359
published 531
- through
discover 480a
intelligence 498
- to attention 457
care 459
direction 693
we shall - 507
seed smaU 32
cause 153
posterity 167
^ain 330
run to - age 128
lose health 059
sow the - 673
seedling 129
seed plot
productive 168
aoricuUure 371
seedtime of life 127
seedy u>eaA; 160
disease 655
deteriorated 659
exhausted 688
nee(i^ 804
seeing that
circumstance 8
reasoning 476
seek inquire 461
pursue 622
oicr 763
request 765
- safety 664
seek-sorrow 837
seel 217
seem 448
as it -s good to 600
seeming 488
seemingly 472
seemless
ugly9A&
undue 925 *
seemliness
duty 926
seemly
expedient 646
handsome 845
du«924
seer veteran 130
nuuiman 504
oroc^ 513
sorcerer 994
seesaw 314
seethe hot 382
maA:e Ao( 384
excitement 824
seething caldron 386
segar 392
segment 51
segnitude 683
s'egosiller4ll
segregate
not related 10
separate 44
exclude 55
segregated
incoherent 47
seigneur, granA*
pride 878
insolence 885
seignior
moaner 745
n6baityS75
seigniority
authority 737
possession 777
properly 780
seigniory 737
seine net 232
seisin
possession 777
68tote780
seismometer 276
seise take 789
ro6 791
- an opportunity 13^
- the present hour 13
seised with
disease 655
feeling 821
seizure 925
se Judice nemo 947
sejunction 44
seldom 137
select
svecify 79
choose 609
goodO^S
selection 75
selectman 965
self identity 13
sveciality 79
- abasement 879
- accusing^ 950
- admiration 880
- annulling 497
- applause 880
-cafted 565
- command
resolution 604
caution 864
(temperance 953)
- communing 451
- complacency
cheerful S3Q
vanity 880
- confidence 880
- conquest
resolution 604
{temperance 953)
- conscious 855
- consultation 451
- contradictory 471
497
- control 604
- conviction
beli^4M
penitent 950
condemned 971
- council 451
- deceit error 405
- deception
credulity 486
- defense 717
SELF
SEND
SENT
SEQD
- delusion 486, 347
- denial
disinieruUd 942
temperance 953
penance 990
- discipline 990
-esteem 880
- evident
certain 474
manifeU 525
- examination 990
- existing 1
- government
freedom 748
(pt7tiie944)
- help 698
- immolation 991
- indulgence
edfiehneas^^
intemperance 954
- instruction 539
- interest 943
- knowledge 881
- love 943
- luminous 423
- opinioned
narrouMninded 481
{foolieh 499)
(obstinate eO&)
- possession
sanity 502
resolution 604
inexcitability 826
caution 864
- praise 880
- preservation 717
- reliance
resolution 604
^ope858
courage 861
- reproach 950
-respect
pride S7S
- restraint 953
- sacrifice 942
- satisfied 880
- seeking 943
- styled 565
- sufficient 880
- taught 490
- tormentor 837
-will 606
•elfiibneBS 948
selfsame 13
self-trust
- essence of heroism
861
sell absurdity 497
deception 545
untruth 546
sa2e796
- for 812
-of! 796
- oneself 940
- one's life dearly
resist 719
fight 722
-out 796
seller 796
sellif orm 250
selon lee rdgles 82
selvedge 231
semaxmore 550
seziiatic668
semblance
similarily 17
imitation 19
copy 21
probability 472
wear the - of
appearance 448
semeiology
interpretation 522
semeiotics
signs 550
semel emissum
volat irrevocabile
verbum 531
semen 153
semi -91
semibarbarian 913
semibreve 413
semicircle 247
semicircular 245
semicolon 142
semidiaphanous
427
semifluid 352
semiliquidity 362
semilunar 245
seminal
causing 153
seminar 542
seminary 542
seminauon
preparation 673
semiopaque 427
semipellucid 427
semiquaver 413
semitone 413
semitransparency
427
semper avarus eget
640
sempervirid 110, 123
sempiternal 112
sempstress
dressmaker 225
worhvoman 690
senary 98
senate 696
senate house 966
senator
counsel 695
councillor 696
green-robed -s of
mighty woods 367
senatorship 693
senatus consultum
741
send transfer 270
propel 284
- adrift 597
- a letter to 592
- away
repel 289
^ect 297
r^iiee 764
- for 741
-forth
propd2&i
,pMish 5^1
-off 284
- out eject 297
commission 755
- word 527
seneca-oil 356
senescence 128
seneschal
director 694
master 745
servant 746
seneschalship 737
senile 128
senior age 128
master 745
seniores priores
precedence 62
precession 380
seniority
oldness 124
age 128
se non e vero e ben
trovato 546
sefLor 877
sensation
physical sensibility
375
emotion 821
wonder S70
sensational
language 574
exciting 824
sensation drama 599
sensations of touch
380
sense wisdom 498
meaning 516
accept in a particular
-522
deep - 821
in no - 565
- of duty 926
senseless
insensible 376
absvrd 497
foolish 499
unmeaning 517
senses
external - 375
intellect 450
sanity 502
sensibili^
physical - 376
moral 822
sensible
material 316
unse 498
sensitive 375, 822
sensorial 821
sensoriTim 450
sensual
pleasure 377
intemperate 954
sensualist 95^
sensuous
sensibility 375
pleasure 377
feeling 821
sentence
decision 480
maxim 496
affirmation 5S5
phrase 566
condemnation 971
my - is for war 722
sententious
concise 572
- language 574, 577
sentient
- physically 375
- morally 821
sentiment idea 453
(opinion 484)
(maxim 496)
sentimental
sensitive 822
affected S55
sentinel )
sentry )
guardian 664
vxitchGGS
keeper 753
separable 44
separate
disjoin 44
exclude 55
bisect 91
diverge 291
divorce 905
- into elements 49
- maintenance 905
- the chaff from the
wheat
discriminate 465
select Q09
separatist 489, 984
disjunction 44
separative 49
sepia 433
seposition
disjunction 44
exclusion 55
sepoy 726
seppuku 972
sept A:in 11
class 75
clan 166
Septentrional 237
septett 415
septic 657
septicity 655
Septuagint 985
septum 228
septuple 98
sepulcher 363
whited - 545
sepulchral
interment 363
resonance 408
stridor 410
hoarse 581
sepulture 363
sequacious
foUovoing 63
sequacity soft 324
tenacity 327
sequel
following 66
-in time 117
(addition 39)
sequela 65
sequence
SEQU
SERV
SET
SET
• i:i time 117
motion 2B1
locicd - -^76
sequent G3
sequester taJ:e 789
confiscate 974
{hide 528)
sequosterod
secluded G93
sequostrcto
seize 700
condemn 071
confiscate 974
ser&c383
serafflio 189, 961
seraph saini 948
anpcl 077
oor&phic
blissful 329
rirtiiot« 9-14
pious 987
scraphinTj 117
seraskier 745
sera tamen tacitis
972
sere and yellow leaf
128
serein dew 339
rain 348
serenade music 415
compliment 894
endearment 902
sereno
peUucid 425
caZm 826
con/en^ 83fl
- highness 877
serf slave 746
cZmtTi 876
serfdom 749
sorgeant 745
serial continuous 69
vcnodic 138
book 593
seriatim
in order 58
contimioush 69
eocA to each 79
slowly 275
series
continuity 69
number 84
s6rieuz, take au -
843
serif 591
serio-comic 853
serious ^ea^ 31
resolved 604
important 642
dejected 837
seriously 535
Serjeant:
common - 967
-r.i-law 968
sermon lesson 537
speech 582
dissertation 595
pastoral 098
funeral - COS
-8 in stoncc 537
serznoDt:er 584
582
seroon 72
serosityyfuu2 333
waier 337
serotine 133
sunbeams - and lu-
cent 133
serpent
tortuous 248
cnal'x 366
hiss 409
t£M>Mf instrument 417
tm6 498
deceiver 548
<n:nmV' 702
m/ do^ 913
knave 941
demon 949
great sea - 515
the old - 978
serpentine 248
cerratec!.
annvlrir 244
notched 257
serried crowded 72
de:i«e 321
serum lymph 333
.;ater 337
servant Ac/t) 711
retainer 746
- of all work 690
-ofGodv.elldone931
serve business 625
ulilUy 644
aw/ 707
warfare 722
obey 74
servant 746
(w;6-7; 680)
- an apprenticeship
539
- as a substitute 147
- :.-ithfully 743
- one right
rtialiation 718
righ 922
punish 972
- one's turn 644
- out 972
- with a writ 969
they also - 826
service good 618
utiiity Q^
use 677
warfare "'22
servitude 749
worship 990
nte 998
at one's - 763
press into the - 677
render a -
utility 644
benevolence C06
serviceable
useful 644
good 648
servility
obsequiouc 886
Catty-' 033)
servio:)r 740
servitorship 749
servitude 749
penal -972
sesame, open -
opening 260
watchword 560
speU9^
sesqui - 87
sesquipedalian
2on^ 200
sesqmpedalia verba
577
sess812
sessile 40
session .ouncil 696
sessions law 966
sestiad98
set condition 7
join 43
coherence 46
group 72
doss 75
firm 150
tendency 176
7?iocc 184
/orm 240
sharpen 253
direction 278
(^0 (£oum 306
(fe7i8e321
;ia&t^613
prepare 673
^an^ 712
impose 741
make a dead - at 716
- about begi: 66
undertake 676
- abroach 73
- afloat
originate 163
publish 531
- against
oppose 708
mtc.rrd 713
/io^' o.y8
a/i^i^' 900
(cot'.r» crorf 179)
- against one another
464
-agomg
impulse 276
p.s^oulsion 284
aia707
- an example
model 22
mxjiive 615
- :-part
separate 44
excliule 56
w/r-r^ 009
- a price 812
- aside
displace 185
disregard 458
ne^Z-c/ 460
negative 536
rc;cc/ 610
disuse 678
annui 756
rc/itsc 764
no/ o65en>e 773
relinquish 782
(iere/icfum 927
•at ease 831
• at iiasaid 066
-atnouefat
ifioAx; %/^ cf 483
r^'ece 610
oppose 708
defy 715
disobey 7^
not observe773
dereUction 927
- a trap for 645
- at roBt end 67
ansu)er 462
adjudge 480
comp^ 729
compod 769
-before
inform 627
choice 609
- before oneself Q2G
-by 636
- b- the ears 898
-doTTT.
[see ' dow\
- fast 704
- foot on 294
- forth show 625
assfri 635
dcscnbe 594
- fo: -?r?jd 203
- : ^ 760
" going
- in begin 36
min'48
'^ij znctidi
moroe .'^i
'lise yn
- in oivl>,r iC
- in \orvx^ : 286
- no .::to:\ by
mc,J:e Ijght of 483
dcyrrlzj 930
-oh'^
comp0n«a(um 30
dcnariT^
irrpr.rK'C 658
rf'^5co:;r^' C13
ad/mi &_5
rftcpfc 882
- on 615
- on a zzri 621
-one's affeotiofis oi
897
- one's back up 878
- one's cap at
^<we897
endea',inenl 002
- one'.T race against
oppose 70C
re^^isr 70*
disc,rrry,^ovc 032
- cnc'cliand to 467
- one':: heart upon
rc3o29o60'i
desire 805
- one': seal to 467
- one's teeth 604
- one's wits to TToA
Hiink 461
fma^rjiie 515
SET
SEVE
SHAD
SHAF
plan 626
- on fire
iffnUeSM
excUe 824
- on foot 66
" on its legs
establisk 150
- on one's legs
strengthen 159
restore 069
- out arrange 60
begin 66
depart 203
decorate 845
display 882
- over 755
" phrase 566
- purpose 620
- right
inform 527
disclose 529
teach S37
reinstate 660
vindicaU 937
- sail 293
- store by 642
- straight
straighten 246
jMcify 723
- terms
manifest 525
phrase 566
s/yi€ 574
- the eyes on 441
- the fashion
influence 175
auihorUy 737
fashion 852
- the seal on 729
- the table in a roar
840
- to contend 720
war 722
- to music 416
- too high a value
upon 482
- to rights 60
- to work
undertake 676
impose 741
-up
originate 153
strengthen 159
produce 161
>ipright 212
raise 307
successful 731
prosperous 734
- upon
resolved 604
a/tocA; 716
desirous 865
(intending 620)
- up shop 676
- watch 459
setaceous 256
setarious 253
setback 735
set down
record 551
humiliate 879
slight 929
censure 932
give one a -
confute 479
- a cause for hearing
969
-as 484
- for 484
- in writing 551
- to 155
setose 256
sett lease 771, 787
settee 215
setter 366
settle regulate 60
establish 150
be located 184
bench 215
come to rest 265
subside ZOQ
kiU 261
decide iSO
choose 609
vanquish 731
consent 762
compact 769
pay 807
- accounts pay 807
accounts 811
-down
stability 150
moderate 174
/oco/e oneself 184
- into 144
- matters 723
- preliminaries 673
- property 781
- the question 478
- to sleep 683
- upon give 784
- with pay 807
settled [see settle]
ended 67
account - 81 1
- opinion 484
- principle 496
- purpose 620
settlement [see settle]
location 184
colony 188
dregs 653
compact 769
deed 771
property 780
strict - 781
settler 188
settlor 784
seven 98
in - league boots 274
wake the - sleepers
404
seventy 98
sever 44
several special 79
plural 100
many 102
- times 104
severalize 465
severally
divided 44
respectively 79
severalty 44
severe
energetic 171
symmetry 242
exact 494
- style 576
harsh 739
painful 830
simple 849
critical 932
severely i;ery 31
severity 739
sew 43
sewage
excretion 299
filth 653
sewed up
drunk 959
sewer drain 350
cloaca 053
sewerage
drainage 652
^///i 653
sewer gas 663
sewing silk 205
sex kind 75
women 374
fair - 374
sexagenarian 130
sexagenary 99
sextant angle 244
circle 247
sextodecimo 593
sexton
interment 363
cZcrj7y 990
sextuple 98
sexual congress 43
seyyid 745
shabby trifling 643
deteriorated 659
stingy 819
77icaM 874
disgraceful 940
(fearf G49)
shabby genteel 851
shack 189
shackle
fastening 45
hinder 706
restrain 751
/e^fer 752
shade r/e^ree 26
small quantity 32
manes 362
darkness 421
shadow 424
co/or 428
conceal 528
screen 530
paut/ 556
g/M)«^ 980
distribution of - 421
in the -
/ii/iden 528
oti^ o/ repute 874
shadow of a -
sma// 32
dim 422
throw all else into the
-642
throw into the -
surpass 303
conceal 528
glory 873
thrown into the -
ijiferior 34
disrepute 874
under the - of 664
without a - of doubi
474
shades
- below 982
- of death 360
- of difference 15
- of evening 422
welcome ye - 424
shading 421
-off 26
shadow
unsubstantial 4
copy 21
small Z2
accompaniment 88
thin 20?
seque^pce 281
dark 421
shade 424
dream 515
pursue 622
demon 980
disdains the - 878
fight with a - 699
follow as a - 281
may your - never be
l(*ss
courtesy 894
respect 928
approbation 931
partial - 422
- forth
dim 422
predict 511
metaphor 521
represent 554
- of a groat affliction
735
- of coming cvcnts51 1
- of the tomb 3G3
take the - for the sub-
stance
credulous 486
mistake 495
unskillfid 699
under the - of one's
wing 664
without a - of turn-
ing 141
worn to a -
thin 203
worse for wear 659
shadowy
inexistent 2
unsubstantial 4
invisible 447
shaft deep 208
frame 215
pit 260
air pipe 351
handle a33
weapon 727
SHAG
SHAR
SHEE
SHIE
shaggy 256
shagreen 223
shah 745
shaitan 980
shake totter 149
weak 160
vibrate 314
agitation 315
shiver 383
tnU 407
music 416
dissuade 616
shingle 635
injure 659
impress 821
excised 824
/car 860
-hands
pacification 723
friendship 888
courtesy 894
forgive 918
-off 297
- off the yoke 750
- one's faith 485
- one's sides 838
- the head
dissent 489
deny 536
refuse 764
disapprove 932
- to pieces 162
- up 315
shakedown bed 215
shaker 984
shakes, no great -
tnfling 643
imperfect 651
shaking prairie 344
shako hat 225
helmet 717
shaky u^eaA; 160
in danger 665
/ear/wZ 860
shallop 273
shallow
unintelligent 32
not deep 209
ignorant 491
ignoramus 493
/oo/w/i 499
trifling 643
- pretext 617
- profundity 855
shallow-brain
fool 501
shallowness 209
shallow-pated 499
shallows
danger 667
sham falsehood 544
deception 545
- fight 720
shaman 994
shamanism 992
shamble
dawdle 275
stagger 315
shamoles 361
jthame
disreptUe874
6S4
wrong 923
oen«urc 932
chastUy 960
cnr - upon 932
false - 855
for - 874
sense of - 879
- the devil 939
to one's - be it spoken
874
shamefaced 881
shameful
disgraceful 874
profligate 945
shameless
impudent 885
profligate 946
indecent 961
shamrock 92
shandredhan 272
shanghai 545
shank support 215
printing 591
instrument 633
shanks' s mare 266
shanty 189
shape form 240
aspect 448
{state 7)
(convert 144)
- one's course
direction 278
pursuit 622
conduct 692
- out a course
pZan 626
shapeless
amorphous 241
i/gii/ 846
shapely
symmetrical 242
comely 845
share Txir/ 51
participate 778
allotted portion 786
- and share alike 778
- one's sorrow 915
shareholder 778
shark thief 792
(c/iea< 548)
sharp energetic 171
Woicnf 173
acute 253
«eM«"6te 375
pungent 392
- sound 410
musical tone 413
intelligent 498
adive 682
cicver 698
ctinning 702
feeling 821
pain/wi 830
Hide 895
cenaonau« 932
look -
take care 459
6e adn'c 682
- appetite 865
- contest 720
-ear 418
- eye 441
-fellow
actit^ 682
proficient 700
- frost 383
- lookout
vigilance 459
expectation 507
- pain 378
- practice
cunning 702
severity 739
improbity 940
- set 865
- toothed unkindness
907
sharpen
[see sharp]
excite 824
- one's tools 673
- one's wits 537
sharpener 253
sharper thief 792
{cheat 548)
sharpness 253
sharpshooter 726
sharpshooting 716
Shastra 986
shatter disjoin 44
render powerless 158
destroy 162
shatter-brained 503
shattered weak 160
fatigued 688
shave reduce 195
shorten 201
layer 204
smooth 255
grate 330
/t6 546
shaving small 32
layer 204
filament 205
(pari 51)
shawl 225
shay 272
she 374
sheaf 72
shear reduce 195
shorten 201
toA:e789
shears 253
sheath
receptacle 191
envelope 223
sheathe
moderate 174
c/o/Ae 225
- the sword 723
sheathing 223
shebeen 189
shed scatter 73
building 189
emit 297
give 784
- a luster on 873
- blood 361
- Hght upon 420
- tears 839
Shedim 980
iheen420
sheep 366
sheep dog 366
8heepfold232
sheepish 881
sheep's eye, oaits-
desire 865
modest 881
endearment 902
sheer
mere 32
simple 42
complete 52
- off avoid 623
{depart 293)
sheet layer 204
covering 223
paper 593
- of fire 382
- of water 343
white -
penance 952
winding - 363
sheet anchor
safety 666
hopeS5^
sheet lightning 42S
sheet work 591
sheik ruler 745
priest 996
shelf
support 215
rocA; 667
on the -
powerless 158
disused 678
inaction 681
shell cover 223
coJ?in363
bombard 716
bomb 727
- game 545
- out 807, 809
shellfish 366
shelter safety 664
r^u^e 666
- oneself under pl<
of 617
sheltie 271
shelve locate 184
slope 217
neglect 4!60
disuse 678
shelving beach 217
shenanigan 842
shend 659
sheol 982
shepherd
tender of sheep 37(
director 694
pastor 996
Shepherd, the Qoo
-976
shepherd's dog 366
Sheppard, Jack - 7(
sheriff 965
sherry 959
Shiah984
shibboleth 550
shield
heraldry 550
safety eM
HIP
SHOC
SHOR
SHOR
r666
717
zon 877
ly at one side
e-481
of the -
35
r evidence 468
1245
he - of 664
inge 140
tlU
uU 147
ioble 149
re 225
S64
rr270
J 279
icate 546
17
iy702
lient 626)
)1
- for oneself
- with
lUe 147
7
)ne'8 -8
ttj/704
^804
eself
:tQ92
m748
er 133
ground o07
quarters 264
ene 140
I fro 149
[see shift]
mt 111
149
3r use 783
pared 674
ie 699
22
x727
800
writh a - 789
2r594
lally 605
ir420
840
r20
r/i/420
'845
^73
873
iversation 588
ne420
17
3 - out of 874
330, 635
189
[see shine]
uige 500
B40
ster800
U1225
shiny 420
ship lade 190
transfer 270
vessd 273
one's - coming in 803
- of the line 726
take - saU 267
depart 293
ship biscuit 298
shipboard, on - 273
ahipload
tniLch 31
cargo 190
{abundance 639)
shipman 269
shipmate 890
shipment
contents 190
transfer 270
shippen 189
shipping 273
shipshape order 58
conformity 82
sktll 698
shipwreck
destruction 162
vanquish 731
failure 732
shire 181
shirk avoid 623
disobey 742
shirt 225
Shiva 979
shive
small piece 32
layer 204
shiver
ar/mZZ piece 32
divide 44
destroy 162
./iZameTi^ 205
s/iaA:e 315
ferittZe 328
coM 383
/ear 860
go to -s 162
- in one's shoes 860
shivery hnttle 328
powdery 330
shizoku 875
shoid
assemblage 72
multitude 102
8/iaZ/ou;209
shoals danger 667
surrounded by -
difficulty 704
shock s/ieo/ 72
violence 173
conctiasioM 276
agitation 315
unexpected 508
</i«cm-d 713
aJTec/ 821
wot>e 824
pain 828
give pain 830
disZifce 867
scandalize 932
(contest 720)
shocking had 649
patn/^ 830
ugly S4Q
vulgar 851
/earfii/860
disreputable 874
Aote/u/ 898
in a - temper 901a
shockingly
much 31
shod 225
shoddy 645
shoe support 215
dress 225
hindrance 706
stand in the -s of
commission 755
(iepu^v 759
where the - pinches
badness 649
difficulty 704
opposition 708
sensibility 822
pain/uZ 830
shoemaker 225
shofle 272
shog 173
shoot
offspring 167
expand 194
(iart 274
propeZ 284
InTZ 361
pain 378
execute 972
- ahead 282
- ahead of 303
- at 716
- out beams 420
- up increase 35
prominent 250
(ascend 305)
teach the young idea
to -537
shooting
[see shoot]
chase 622
- pain 378
- star
world 318
luminary 423
shooting coat 225
shooting iron 727
shop buy 795
mart 799
keep a-
busitiess 625
trade 794:
shut up - end 67
cease 142
relinquish 624
res/ 687
smell of the - 851
shopkeeper 797
shoplifter 792
shoplifting 791
shopman 797
shopmate 890
shopping 794, 795
shore
support 215
border dSl
land ^42
buttress 717
hug the - 286
on -342
- up 215
shoreless 180
shorn cut short 21
deprived 776
- lamb 828
- of its beams
dim 422
inglorious 874
short
not long 201
brittle 32S
concise 572
uncivil 895
at - notice
transient 111
early 132
come - of, fall - of
inferior 34
shortcoming 304
insufficient 640
in - concisely 572
compendium 596
make - work of
destroy 162
active 682
hasUG&4
complete 729
conquer 731
punish 972
- allowance 640
- answer 895
- bit money 800
- breath 688
- by 201
- commons •
insufficiency 640
fasting 956
- cut straight 246
mid-course 628
- distance 197
- Hf e and merry 840
- measure 53
- of small 32
inferior 34
subtraction 38
incompUte 53
shortcoming 304
insufficient 640
- of cash 804
- rations 956
-sea 348
shortage 53
shortcoming
inequality 28
inferiority 34
motion snort of 304
noncompletion 730
Shorten 201
- sail 275
shorthand 590
short-handed 651
shorthorn 366
short-lived 111
shortly soon 132
shortness 201
for - sake 572
shorts 225
SHOR
SHRI
SHUN
SIC
Bhort-sighted
myojnc 443
misjudging 481
foolish 499
short-winded
weak 160
fatigue 688
short-witted 499
shot missile 284
variegated 440
guess 514
war material 722,
727
price 812
reward 973
bad - 701
exchange -s 720
good - 700
nave a - at 716
like a -113
not have a - in one's
locker 804
off like a - 623
random -
experiment 463
chance 621
round - 727
- in the locker 632
shot-free 815
shotgiin 727
should be
no better than she -
961
what - 922
shoulder
support 215
projection 250
shove 276
printing 591
broad -cd 159
cold - 289
have on one's -s 625
on the -s of
high 206
elevated 207
instrumentality 631
rest on the -s of 926
- a musket 722
- arms 673
- to shoulder
cooperate 709
party 712
- to the wheel
res^olution 604
undertaking 676
shrug the -s
[see shrug]
take upon one's -s 076
shoulder knot 847
shout loud 404
cry 411
rejoice 838
{voice 580)
shove 276
give a - to
aid 707
shovel
receptacle 191
transfer 270
t^hicle 272
fire iron 386
586
cleanness 652
put to bed with a -
363
- away 297
shovel hat 999
show visible 446
appear 448
draw attention 457
evidence 467
demonstrate 478
manifest 525
parade 882
dumb - 550
make a - 544
mere - 544
peep - 840
- a light pair of heels
623
- cause 527
- fight defy 715
aiUxck 716
defend 111
brave 861
- in front 303
- itself 446
- of similarity 17
probability 472
- ofif display 882
6oas/884
- one's cards 529
- one's colors 550
- one's face
presence 186
manifest 525
disclose 529
- one's hand 529
- one's teeth 715
- up visible 446
manifest 525
ridicule 856
degrade 874
censure 932
accuse 938
shower
assemblage 72
rain 348
- down
abundance 639
- down upon
give 784
liberal 816
showman 524
showy color 428
beauty 845
ornament 847
ostentatious 882
shrapnel 727
shred small 32
filament 205
{part 51)
shrew 901
shrewd
knonring 490
iri.se 498
cunning 702
{clei^ 698)
shriek 411
shrievalty 965
shrieve 965
shrift
confession 529
absolution 952
shriftiess 051
shrill 410
cry 411
shrimp 193
shrine tomb 363
temple 1000
shrink decrease 36
shrivel 195
go back 283, 287
univilling 603
avoid 623
sensitive 822
- from /ear 860
dislike 867
/ia/e898
shrive 952
shrivel
contract 195
{decrease 36)
shriveled ^/lin 203
(smaM 193)
shroud funeral 363
Aide 528
safety 664
de/end 717
-ed in mystery 519
shrub plant 367
plantation 371
shrug sign 550
(Aini 527)
- the shoulders
dissent 489
submit 725
discontent 832
dis/iite 867
contempt 930
disapprobation 932
shrunk ^i^/Ze 193
shrink 195
shudder coU 383
/ear 860
make one -
pai7?/M/ 830
- at at^ersion 867
Aa/e 898
shuffle mix 41
derange 61
change 140
interchange 148
changeable 149
77?ot'e slowly 275
agitate 315
falsehood 544
i/n/rwf/i 546
irresolute 605
recant 607
improbity 940
patience and - the
cards 826
- off ruT? au>ay 623
- off this mortal coil
360
-on 266
- the cards
be^in a^ain 66
change 140
chance 621
prcimrc 673
Shuffler 548
shun avoid 623
disZiJbe 867
shunt tranter 270
detrio/e 279
shunted
$/ie/t>ed 460
shut 261
- in 751
- one's ears
det^419
not believe 487
- oneself up 893
- one's eyes to
not attend to 458
neglect 460
710^ believe 487
permit 760
not observe 773
- out exclude 55
pro/iiW/ 761
- the eyes 442
- the door 761
- the door in one'i
face 764
- the door upon 893
- the gates of mere}
914a
- up close 261
confute 479
imprison 761
(inclose 229)
- up shop end 67
cease 142
relinquish 624
repose 687
shutter 424
shuttlecock 605
shy deviate 279
draw back 283
propel 2M
avoid 623
/ear/id 860
cowardly 862
rr?odes( 881
fight - of 623
have a - at 716
-cock 862
- of doubtful 485
unwilling 603
cautious 864
dislike 867
- of belief 487
shyster 941
Siamese twins 89
sib 11
Siberia 383
sibi gladio hunc ]u
ffulo, suo - 718
sibiJAtion hiss 409
disrespect 929
disapprobation 932
sibyl oracle 513
ugly 846
sibylline 51 1
- leaves 513
sic imitation 19
exact 494
si - omnes! 948
- transit gloria mur
di HI
- volo sic jubeo 600
- vos non vobis 791
SICC
SIGN
SILI
SIMP
iiocity340
sick 1^655
make one-
painfulS30
aversion 867
- at heart 837
- of weary 841
dislike 867
satiated BQ9
visitation of the - 998
gick chamber 655
•icken nauseate 395
disease 655
pain 830
loeary 841
disgust S&7
sickener
too much 641
sickle potntod 244
sharp 25^
- shaped 245
sickly weak 160
sick room 655
side
consanguinUy 11
edge 2^1
laterality 236
party 712
at one's - 197
from - to side 314
look only at one - of
the shield 481
on every - 227
on one - 243
on one's - 714
pass from one - to
anoth. r 607
- by side
accompaniment 88
near 197
laterality 236
party 712
- issue 39
- with aid 707
codperate 709
concord 714
take up a - 476
wrong - up 218
side arms 727
side blow 702
sideboard 191
side drum 417
sideUng 279
sidelong 236
sideration 318
sidereal 318
siderite 288
sideromancy 511
sidesaddle 215
side scene 599
sidesman 996
sidetrack 279
sidewalk 627
sideways
oblique 217
lateral 236
side wind
oblique 217
circuit 629
cunning 702
sidcTdnder 276
sidewipe 276
sidle oblique 217
lateral 236
deviaie21^
siege 716
lay - to 716
state of - 722
siege cap 717
siege train 727
siesta 683
sieve sort 60
per/brate 260
clean 652
pour water into a -
t/xMte638
lavish 818
stop one hole in a -
819
sift simplify 42
sore 60
inquire 461
discriminate 465
dean 652
- the chaff from the
wheat 609
sigh 839
and -ed again 833
- for 865
sighing like furnace
902
sight much 31
multitude 102
vision 441
appearance 448
iLglyMQ
prodigy 872
at - soon 132
seeing 441
charms strike the -
829
dim - 443
in - 446
in - of near 197
seen 441
keep in - 457
within - of shore 858
sightless
blind 442
invisible 447
ugly 846
Sightly 845
sights, see - 455
sight-seeing 441
sight-seer
spectator 444
curiosity 455
sigil seal 550
evidence 769
sigmoidal 248
sign attest 467
omen 512
indication 550
record 551
write 590
compact 769
prodigy 872
give - of 525
make no - 585
-8 of the times
omen 512
tpafm7Hr668
-s of the zodiac 318
signal great 31
eventful 151
sign 550
important 642
give the - 741
- of distress 669
signalize
indicate 550
^^873
celebrate SSS
signally 31
signal post 668
signature
markf identification
550
writing 590
printing 591
compact 769
security 771
signboard 550
signet
markf identification
550
sign of authority 747
compact 769
(evidence 467)
writer to the - 968
significant
[see signify]
important 642
{clear 518)
signifies, what - 643
signify
ford>ode 511
mean 516
inform 527
signior 875
sign manual 550, 590
signo
in hoc - spes mca 858
in hoc - vmces 858
signer 877
sign painter 559
sign painting 555
signpost 550
signum, ecce - 550
sike 348
Sikes, Bill - 792
silence disable 158
no sound 403
confute 479
latency 526
concealment 528
aphony 581
tacitum 585
check 731
le - du peuple 668
- more musical than
song 403
silencer 408a
silentio, sub -
silent 403
inattention 458
latent 526
silent leges inter
arma722
silhouette
outline 230
portrait 556
siliauoss \^\
silk smooth 255
soft 324
make a - purse out of
a sow's ear 471
rustling in unpaid-for
-880
-gown
Karrister968
silken repose 687
siUdness
voluptuousness 954
sill 215
silly
credulous 486
imbecile 499
insane 503
sUt diH 653
(remainder 40)
silvan 367
silver bright 420
white 430
gray 432
rnoney 800
bait with a - hook 615
German - 545
- footed queen 318
- lining of the cloud
858
- livery of advised
age 128
- wedding 883
silver-toned 413
simagr6e 855
similarity 17
- of form 240
simile
similarity 17
comparison 464
metaphor 521
similitude
likeness 17
copy 21
simious 499
simmer
agitation 315
boil 382, 384
excitement 824
simmering 825
Simon, Simple - 547
Simon Pure
the real - 494
Simon Stylites 893
simony 964
simoon 349, 382
simous 243
simper smile 838
affectation 855
simple mere 32
unmixed 42
credulous 486
silly 499
- language 576
herb 6G2
artless 703
unadorned 849
- duty 926
- meaning 516
simple-hearted
«ru€ 543
Jlmpleness 4SL
SIMP
SIR
snn
SKIL
simpleton 501
simplex munditiis
849
simplicity
[see simple] 849
ignorance 491
simplify
[see simple]
elucidate 518
simply lUtle 32
singly 87
more -
interpreted 522
simulate
resemble 17
imitate 19
cheat 544
simiultaneous 120
sin vice 945
guiU947
sixiapism 662
since under the circum-
stances 8
after 117
cause 155
reason 476
sincere
veracious 543
ingenuous 703
feeling 821
sine 217
sine: -cur& 831
- die never 107
ci^er 133
- ictu 158
- quA non
required 630
important 642
condition 770
sinecure 681
no -682
sinew 159
sinewless 158
sinews of war
money 800
sinful 945
sing mime 416
poetry 597
rejoice 838
- because I must 597
- lo triuraphe 884
-out 411
- praises
approve 931
worship 990
- small 879
- the savageness 415
Singe 384
singer 416
single unmixed 42
unit 87
secluded 893
unmarried 904
ride at - anchor 863
- combat 720
- file 69
- out 609
single-handed
one 87
easy 705
unassisted 706
688
single-minded 703
singleness
[see single]
- of heart
artless 703
prdbUy 939
- of purpose
perseverance 604a
artless 703
singlestick 720
singsong 414
singular
special 79
exceptional 83
one 87
singularly very 31
sinister left 239
bod 649
vicious 945
bar-
imperfect 651
disrepute 874
Sinistrality 239
sinistrorsal 239
sinistrous
«t^l^901a
sink destroy 162
descend 306
2ou^308
submerge 310
neglect 460
conceal 528
c2oaca 653
/a/t^i4e688
vanquish 731
/ai7 732
adversity 735
pain 828
depressed 837
(decay 659)
- back 661
- in the mind
(Aou^/i^ 451
memory 505
excite 824
- into oblivion 506
- into the grave 360
- money 809
- of corruption 653
- of iniquity 945
- or swim
certainty 474
perseverance 604a
sinking
heart - 837
- fund 802
sinless 946
sinned against than
sinning, more -
946
sinner 949
sin offering 952
sinologist 492
sinuous 248
sinus 252
sip small 32
drink 298
siphon 350
sippet 298
si qua voles apte 905
sir man 373
tUle S77
- Oracle 887
sircar 745
sirdar 745
sire 166
siren
sea nymph 341
musician 416
seducing 615
warning 668
evU doer 913
demon 980
sorcerer 994
- strains 415
song of the -s 615
sirene musical instrur
meni 417
siria8is503
Birius423
sirkar 745
sirocco mnd 349
heat3S2
sirrah I 949
siskin 366
sister Arin 11
likeness 17
nurse 662
sisterhood
party 712
frail - 962
sisterly 906
sisters:
- three 601
weird - 994
Sisyphus, task of -
useless 645 %
dijficuU 704
{not complete 730)
sit 308
- down settle 184
^ie213
stoop 30S
- in judgment
adjudge 480
jurisdiction 965
lawsuit 969
- on 215
- on thorns
annoyance 828
/ear 860
site 183
sith
circumstance 8
reason 476
sitting [see sit]
incubation 673
convocation 696
'XiplaU 133
work68&
sitting room 191
situ, in -
situation 183
quiescence 265
situation
circumstances 8
vlace 183
location 184
business 625
out of a - 185
Siva 979
si Yif amari ama 897
si via pacem part
beUum 673, 722
six 98
- of one and half a
dozen of the other
27
sizes and sevens, at
"disorder 59
discard 713
six-shooter 727
sixty 98
sixar746
Sise maonitudeZl
glue 45
arrange 60
dimensions IM
triscid 352
-up 480
sissle 409
sjambok 975
skald 597
skate
locomotion 2ld6
vehicle 272
deterioration 659
skating 840
skating rink 840
8kean727
skean dhu 727
skedaddle 623
skeel 191
skeeEix949
skein 219
tangled - 59
skeleton
remains 40
essential part 50
thin20&
support 215
corpse 362
p^n 626
reduced to a - 659
- in the closet
bad 649
painful 830
skepticism
daub^ 485
incredulity 487
irrdigion 989
sketch /arm 240
represent 554
paint 556
describe 594
p2an 626
sketcher 559
sketchy
incomplete 53
/eeWe575
unfinished 730
Skew 217
skewer 45
ski 272
skiagraphy 554, 556
skid support 215
hindrance 706
flklAfl *
exalt to the - 873
praise to the - 933
Skiff ^3
skill As
acquisition of - 539
SKIL
SLAS
SLEE
SLIP
game of - 840
skiUet 191
skixn 7not« 266
navigate 267
rapid 274
neglect 460
summarize 596
nkiaoutside 220
tegument 223
pee/ 226
thief 792
mere - and bone 203
- a flint
impossible 471
parsimony 819
- game 545
-over 660
wet to the - 339
with a whole - 670
without - 822
skin-deep
shallow 200
extemcd 220
skinned: thick - 376
thin - 375
skinny thin 203
aUskin22S
skip jump 309
neglect 460
rejoice 838
{amusement 840)
skipjack
prosperous 734
lowborn S7Q
skipper
sea captain 269
captain 745
sUppet 191
skippingly 70
skips, by - 70
skirmish 720
skirmisher 726
skirt appendix 39
pendent 214
dress 225
surrounding 227
edge 2Sl
side 236
sUrt-dance 840
skirting 231
skirts of
hang upon the -
sequence 2Sl
on tne - of
near 197
- happy chance 156
Skit ridicuU 856
detraction 934
prosiituU 962
skittish
capricious 608
excitable 825
timid 862
bashful 881
Skittles 840
skittle sharper 792
skulk Aicie 528
cotoardly 862
skuU450
skullcap 225
skunk 401
skurry684
sky swnmit 210
world 31S
air 338
necessity 601
sky-aspiring 865
sky-blue 438
skylark 305
skylarking 840
skylight 260
Brocket 305
sli^ scraper 210
slab layer 204
support 215
j?a/251
puddleM^
viscous 352
record 551
slabber slaver 297
unclean 653
slack loose 47
u^eoA; 160
inert 172
slow 275
cooZ 385
coa2 388
unwilling 603
insufficient 640
inactive 683
^738
slacken
loosen 47
moderate 174
repoee 687
^imier 706
one's pace 275
slade 252
slag em5ere 384
dirt 653
(remains 40)
slake quench 174
yra/i/y 829
eoliote 869
(contend 831)
- one's appetite
intemperance 954
slam slap 276
enap 406
- the door in one's
face oppose 708
refuse 764
slammerkin 653
slammock653
slander 934
slanderer 936
slang 563
slang-whanger 887
slant 217
slap instantly 113
strike 276
cenetire 932
punish 972
- m the face
opposition 708
attack 716
anger 900
disrespect 929
disapprobation 932
- the forehead 461
slap-dash 684
slash 44
slashing
style 574
slate
uniting tablet 500
vlan 626
- loose tmui 503
slate-colored 432
slates roof 223
slattern
disorder 59
dirty 65S
bungler 701
vulgar 851
(negligent 460)
slatterxuy
unskillful 699
slaughter 361
slaughterhouse 361
slave toU 686
servant 746
a - to 749
- to no sect 984
- trade 795
slaver ship 273
8^&&er297
diH 653
flatter 933 .
slavery toil 686
subjection 749
slavish 886
slay 361
sleave 59
sled 272
sledge 272
sledge hanmier 276
with a-
destroy 162
exertion 686
sleek emoo^ 255
pretty 845
sleep
inactivity 683
balmy - 683
last -360
not have a wink of -
825
rock to-
smoothe 174
send to - 841
- at one's post 683
- upon defer 133
consider 451
- with one eye open
459
the tides of - 683
sleeper
support 215
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sleeping car 272
sleeping partner 683
sleepless
active 682
sleepwalker 268
sleepy 683
sleet 383
sleeve skein 219
dress 225
hang on the - of 746
in one's -
hidden 52S
1 laugh i
m one's -
r^'oice 838
^pe856
wear one's heart upon
his -
manifest 525
artless 703
sleeveless
foolish 499
unreasonable 608
- errand
useless 645
unskiUful 699
sleigh 272
sleight skiU 698
- of hand
deception 545
(interchange 146)
slender smM 32
^in 203
trifling 643
-means 804
sleuth 527
- hound 913
slice cut 44
viece 51
layer 204
slick smooth 255
smaH 698
slide elajpse 109
smooth 255
vass 264
locomotion 266
descend 306
- back 661
-in 228
-into 144
slide valve 263
sliding
amusement 840
sliding panel 545
sliding rule 85
slight small 32
shallow 2f)0
rare 322
neglect 460.
disparage 483
/ee6/e 575
tnft,e 643
dereliction 927
disrespect 929
contempt 930
slight-made 203
slUy
surreptitiously 544
cra/«% 702
slim 203
cunning 702
slime viscous 352
dirt 653
sling hang 214
project 284
t&eapon 727
drinA; 959
slink /lide 528
cowardice 862
- away avoid 623
disrepute 874
(escape 671)
Slinky 203
slip smoU 32
ela^e 109
SLIP
SLUR
SMAR
SMOK
strip 20b
descend 306
error 495
workshop 691
fail 732
false coin 800
vice 945
gulU 947
give one the - 671
let - liberate 750
lose 776
relinquish 782
let - the dogs of war
722
- away 623
- cable 623
- io {or - into) 294
- of the pen 668
- of the tongue
solecism 508
stammering 683
- on 225
- over neglect 460
- the collar
escape 671
free oneself 750
- the memory 606
- through the fingers
miss an opportunity
135
escipe 671
fill 732
- 'twixt cup and lip
509
slipper 225
hunt the - 840
slippery
transient 111
smooth 256
greasy 365
uncertain 475
vacillating 607
dingerous 665
/ idle 705
fiithless 940
- ground 667
slipshod 575
slipslop
absurdity 497
solecism 568
weak language 575
slit divide 44
chink 198
furrow 259
sliver 51
slobber drivd 297
slop 337
</iri 653
sloe black 431
slogan 722
sloop 273
-of-war 726
slop spill 297
water 337
dir^ 653
slope oblique 217
run away 623
sloppy moi3( 339
marsh 345
slops cZo//t«« 225
slosh 653
390
slot 260
sloth 683
slouch low 207
oblique 217
7m>{;e slowly 275
inactive 683
slouching ix^^y 846
slough
quagmire 345
dir^ 663
difficidly 704
adversity 735
{remains 40)
- of Despond 859
sloven bungler 701
i;eAic/c 272
slovenly un^uiy 59
careless 460
siy/e 575
dir^y 653
awkward 699
vulgar 861
slow tor(i2/ 133
ineri 172
moderate 174
motion 275
inactive 683
wearisome 841
du^843
be- to
unwilling 603
no« ^nis^ 730
refuse 764
by - degrees 26
march in - time 275
- movement
music 416
slow coach 701
slowness 276
sloyd 537
slubber
unclean 653
(in7dij;e 683)
slubberdegullion 876
sludge 653
slug slow 275
printing 591
inaction 681
inactivity 683
6u//€i 727
money 800
sluggard 275, 683
sluggish iner( 172
ca//(?u5 823
sluice 2imi^ 233
e^ess 295
river 348
comiui/ 350
open the -s 297
slum 653
slumber 683
slummock 653
slump 306
slung shot 727
slur sti/jma 874
gloss over 937
reproach 938
- over neglect 460
slight 483
{exclude 55)
(irtcUten/um 458)
{conceal 528)
slush ?nar8^ 345
semiliquid 352
dir^ 653
slut un/idv 59
dir^y 653
unchaste 962
(neg2ec( 460)
sly stealthy 528
cunning 702
(/a26e544)
slyboots 702
smack
smoZZ quantity 32
mixture 41
boa/ 273
imptjdse 276
to«/e390
An^902
s/rifce 972
- of resemble 17
- the lips
pleasure 277
to«/€390
savory 394
rejoice 838
small
- in degree 32
- in 9126 193
become - 195
esteem of - account
930
feel - 879
not think - beer of
oneself 880
of - account 643
on a - scale 32, 193 -
- arms 727
- beer 643
- chance 473
- coin 800
-fry
littleness 193
unimportant 643
commonalty 876
- hours 125
- matter 643
- number 103
- part 51
- sands the mountain
32
- talk 588
think no - beer of
oneself 878
think - beer of 930
small bore 727
smallclothes 225
smaller
in degree 34
in size 195
smallness 82
smalls 225
smalt 438
smart pain 378
aclitre 682
clever 698
feel 821
gn4^f 828
wiitySA2
pretty 845
ornamental 847
- pace 274
- saying 842
^ set 852
- under 821
smarten 847
smart money 973
smash
destruction 162
failure 732
smasher 792
smatch390
smatterer 493
smattering 491
smear cover 223
8oi/653
smell 398
bad -401
-a rat 485
- of the lamp
ornate style 577
prepared 673
- powder 722
smell-feast 886
smelling bottle 400
smelt heal 384
prepare 673
smicker 838
smile cheerful 836
rejoice 838
raise a -840
-at 856
- of contempt 930
- of fortune 734
- upon aid 707
courtesy 894
endearment 902
smirch
blacken 431
dirty 653
smirk 838
smite maltreat 649
excite 824
afflict S30
punish 972
{stnke 276)
smith 690
smitten love 897
- with moved 615
smock 225
smock-faced 862
smock frock 225
smoke dust 330
vapor 336
heatSS2
tobacco Z92
discover 480a
suspect 485
unimportant 643
dirt 653
disrespect 929
end in -
shortcoming 304
failure 732
- the calumet of peac
723
smoker concert 892
smokestack 260. 351
smoking hot 382
smoking room 191
smoky opaque 426
dirty 653
SMOL
SNIF
SNUG
SOCI
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burn 382
latent 52Q
amooth uniform 16
calm 174
not rough 255
easy 705
- as monumental ala-
baster 255
- dovn 174
- over 174
- sailing 705
- the bed of death
aid 707
benevolence 906
- the ruffled brow of
care 834
- the way
facilitaU 705
- water easy 705
smooth bore 727
smoothly, go on -
prosperous 734
smootnneas 2bb
smooth-tongued
lie 544
flatter 933
amother
repress 174
ktUSQl
suppress 528
stifle sound 581
restrain 751
{abide S26)
smudge
fueldSS
diH 653
6(emM848
amug affected 855
smuggle
introduce 228
steall^l
illegal 9U
(ingress 294)
smuggler 792
smut black 431
dirt 653
impurity 961
(UemisA 848)
smutch 431
snaek
small quantity 32
/ood298
snaoks, go - 778
snaffle 752
snag projection 250
sharp 253
danger ^7
hindrance 706
snail slow 275
snake serpen/ 366
miscreant 913
scotch the - 640
- in the grass
bidden 528
deceiver 548
bad 649
source of danger 667
evil doer 913
knave 941
snake-like
convoluted 248
snakestone 248
snap break 44
^ime 106
ea/298
briUleSTS
noise 406
impulse 612
adi(;i/y 682
cheapness 815
Hide 895
- at «ei«c 789
&i/6 830
censure 932
- of the fingers
infle 643
- one's fingers at
defy 715
insolence 885
despise 930
- one up
cerisure 932
- the thread 70
- up seize 789
snapdragon 840
snappish 901
snap shot 554
snare deception 545
(source of danger
667)
snarl growl 412
discord 713
Hide 895
angry 900
^Areo/en 909
snatch
small quantity 32
«ei2€ 789
- a grace beyond the
reach of art 845
- at pursue 622
seize 789
- a verdict
deceive 545
cunning 702
- from one's grasp 789
- from the jaws of
death 672
snatches, by - 70
sneak hide 528
cot^ard 862
servile SSid
base 940
knave 941
bad man 949
- off, - out of 623
- thirf 792
sneer disparage 929
contempt 930
blame 932
sneeze blow 349
snuffle 409
- at despise 930
sneezed at, not to be
-612
snick
smiU quantity 32
part 51
snide 545
sniff blow 349
odor 398
discovery 480a
sniffle 349
snif ting 664
snigger laugh 838
ridictde 856
disrespect 929
sniggle 545
snip
small quantity 32
cut 44
tailor 225
snipe 366
snippet 32
snip-snap 713
snip-snap-snorem
840
snivel weep 839
sniveling
servile 886
snob vulgar 851
plebeian 876
sert^886
snobbishness
flattery 933
snood
headdress 225
circle 247
Snooks, Mr. - 876
snooze 683
snore noise 441
sleep 683
snort 411, 412
snorter 83
snout 250
snow ship 273
ice 383
whiU4^
snowball 72
snowdrift 72
snowplow 633
snowshoe 225
snub short 201
hinder 706
cast a slur 874
humUiate 879
bluster 885
censure 932
snub-nosed
distortion 243
(Moly 846)
snuff blow 349
pungent 392
odor 398
go out like the - of a
candle 360
- out destroy 162
darA; 421
- up inhale 296
smell Z98
up to-
skillful 698
cunning 702
snuff-color 433
snuffing, want -
pert 885
snuffle 6lou; 349
hv<s i09
stammer 583
hypocrisy 988
snuffy 653
snug closed 261
comfortable 377
sq/e664
prepared 673
conleni 831
secluded 893
keep -
conceal 528
sec/tide 893
make all -
prepare 673
snuggery 189
snugness 827
so similar 17
very 31
therefore 476
me/^iod 627
- be it osseTil 488
consent 762
- far so good 618
- let it be 681
- much the better
content SSI
rejoicing 838
- much the worse
discontent 832
aggravation 835
- to speak
similar 17
metaphor 521
soak immerse 200
water 337
moisl 339
drunkenness 95ft
-up 340
So-and-so, Mr. -
neology 563
soap lubricate 332
oil 356
soapy unctTwus 355
seri^ile 883
y^ollery 933
soar great 31
/iei9/il206
y?2/267
rise 305
sob 839
sober moderate 174
u?isc 498
sane 502
(^rave 837
temperate 953
abstinent 958
in -sadness
affirmation 535
- down 174, 502
humility 879
- senses 502
- truth /acl 494
sober-minded 502
cal77i 826
humble 879
soberness 953
sobriety 968
sobriquet 565
SOC jurisdiction 965
socage 777
so-called
deception 545
misnomer 565
sociahle
carriaqe 272
SLIP
SLUR
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SMOK
strip 205
descend 306
error 495
XDorkshop 691
faU 732
false coin 800
vice 945
gwiW 947
give one the - 671
let - libercUe 750
lose 776
relinquish 782
let - the dogs of war
722
- away 623
- cable 623
- io (or - into) 294
- of the pen 5i68
- of the tongue
solecism 568
stammering 583
- on 225
- over neglect 460
- the collar
escape 671
free oneself 750
- the memorv 506
- through the finget-s
miss an opportunity
135
escipe 671
flit 732
- 'twixt cup and lip
509
slipper 225
hunt the - 840
slippery
transient 111
smooth 255
greasy 355
uncertain 475
vacillating 607
dingerous 665
/ wile 705
fUlhlfiss 940
- ground 667
slipshod 575
slipslop
absurdity 497
solecism 568
weak language 575
slit divide 44
chink 198
furrow 259
sliver 51
slobber drivel 297
«/op 337
rfirt 653
sloe black 431
slogan 722
sloop 273
-of-war 726
slop spill 297
water 337
dirt 653
slope oblique 217
run au'ay 623
sloppy mota^ 339
marsh 345
slops cZo^to 225
slosh 653
590
slot 260
sloth 683
slouch low 207
oblique 217
mot^e slowly 275
inactive 683
slouching t<^2^ 846
slough
quagmire 345
rfir^ 653
difficulty 704
adversity 735
(remains 40)
- of Despond 859
sloven bungler 701
veAicte 272
slovenly urUuf|^ 59
careless 460
8<j/te 575
dir/y 653
awkuHird 699
vulgar 851
slow torc2y 133
incrf 172
moderate 174
motion 275
inactive 683
wearisome 841
(iuZ/843
be- to
unwilling 603
no( ^71 iM 730
re/u5e 764
by - degrees 26
inarch in - time 275
- movement
mttstc 415
slow coach 701
slowness 276
sloyd 537
slubber
unclean 653
linictive 683)
slubberdeguUion 876
sludge 653
slug slow 275
printing 591
inaction 681
inactivity 683
5u//e( 727
money 800
sluggard 275, 683
sluggish tn«r/ 172
callous 823
sluice /tmi( 233
egress 295
river 348
conduit 350
open the -s 297
slum 653
slumber 683
slummock 653
slimip 306
slung shot 727
slur sli{fma 874
gloss over 937
reproach 938
- over neglect 460
slight 483
{eicbtde 55)
(inatUntion 458)
(coTiceoZ 528)
slush mars^ 345
semiliquid 352
dir( 653
slut uTt/id^ 59
dir/t^ 653
unchaste 962
(ne^^ec/ 460)
sly stealthy 528
cunningr 702
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slyboots 702
smack
small quantity 32
mixture 41
boo^ 273
impulse 276
to«to390
A:i5«902
8/rifcc 972
- of resemble 17
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pleasure 277
tasUS90
savory 394
rejoice 838
small
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become - 195
esteem of - account
930
feel - 879
not think - beer of
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of - account 643
on a - scale 32, 193 *
- arms 727
- beer 643
- chance 473
- coin 800
- fry
lUtleness 193
unimportant 643
commonalty 876
- hours 125
- matter 643
- number 103
- part 51
- sands the mountain
32
- talk 588
think no - beer of
oneself 878
think - beer of 930
small bore 727
smallclothes 225
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in size 195
smallness 32
smalls 225
smalt 438
smart pain 378
active 682
clct^ 698
feel 821
gmV/ 828
witty M2
pretty 845
ornamental 847
- pace 274
- saying 842
" set 852
- under 821
smarten 847
smart money VIZ
smash
destruction 162
failure 732
smasher 792
smatch390
smatterer 493
smattering 491
smear cover 223
soil 653
smell 398
bad -401
-a rat 485
- of the lamp
ornate style bTJ
prepared 673
- powder 722
smell-feast 886
smelling bottle 401
smelt heat 384
prepare 673
smicker 838
smile cheerful 836
rejoice 838
raise a - 840
-at 856
- of contempt 930
- of fortune 734
- upon aid 707
courtesy 894
endearment 902
smirch
blacken 431
dirty 653
smirk 838
smite maUreal 649
ezcite 824
oi/fic/ 830
punish 972
(strike 276)
smith 690
smitten love 897
- with moved 615
smock 225
smock-faced 862
smock frock 225
smoke dust 330
vapor 336
Aea/382
tobacco 392
discover 480a
suspect 485
unimportant 643
dirt 653
disrespect 929
end in -
shortcoming 304
failure 732
- the calumet of pe-a
723
smoker concert 892
smokestack 260. ^
smoking hot 382
smoking room 1^
smoky opaque 42^
diHy 653
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834
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time 106
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impulse 612
activity 682
cheapness 815
rw/c 895
- at seize 789
bUeS30
censure 932
- of the fingers
trifle 643
- one's fingers at
defy 715
insolence 885
despise 930
- one up
censure 932
- the thread 70
- up seize 789
snapdragon 840
snappish 901
snap shot 554
snare deception 545
{source of danger
667)
snarl growl 412
discord 713
rude 895
an^n^y 900
threaten 90Q
snatch
smaU quantity 32
seize 789
- a grace beyond the
reach of art 845
- at pursue 622
seize 789
- a verdict
deceive 545
cunning 702
- from one's grasp 789
-from the jaws of
death 672
snatches, by - 70
sneak hide 528
couxzrd 862
scryOe 886
base 940
knave 941
bad man 949
- off, - out of 623
- thi'^f 792
sneer disparage 929
contempt 930
blame 932
sneeze blow 349
snuffle 409
- at despise 930
sneezed at, not to be
-612
snick
smill quantity 32
part 51
snide 545
snifl blow 349
0(<ar398
discovery 480a
sniffle 349
snif ting 664
snigger laugh 838
ridicuZe 856
disrespect 929
sniggle 545
snip
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toi^r225
snipe 366
snippet 32
snip-snap 713
snip-snap-snorem
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snivel weep 839
sniveling
servile 88Q
snob vulgar 851
plebeian 876
8erviZe 886
snobbishness
flattery 9Z^
snood
headdress 225
circle 247
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snooze 683
snore noise 441
a2eep683
snort 411, 412
snorter 83
snout 250
snow ship 273
ice 383
whiU 430
snowball 72
snowdrift 72
snowplow 633
snowshoe 225
snub shoH 201
hinder 706
cast a slur 874
humiliate 879
bluster 885
censtire 932
snub-nosed
distortion 243
(w^Zj/ 846)
snuff blow 349
pungent 392
odor 398
go out like the - of a
candle 360
- out destroy 162
darA; 421
- up inhale 296
smell 398
up to-
sihYZ/uZ 698
cunning 702
snuff-color 433
snuffing, want -
pert 885
snuffle blow 349
/iis«409
stammer 583
hypocrisy 988
. snuffy 653
( snug closed 261
comfortable 377
8q/e664
prepared 673
contend 831
secZuded 893
keep -
conceaZ 528
aedude 893
make all -
prepare 673
snuggery 189
snugness 827
so similar 17
very 31
therefore 476
meZ^od 627
- be it assent 488
consent 762
- far so good 618
- let it be 681
- much the better
contend 831
rejoicing 838
- much the worse
diaconZen/ 832
aggravation 835
-to speak
similar 17
metaphor 521
soak immerse 200
water 337
mota^339
drunkenness 95&
- up 340
So-and-so, Mr. -
neoloqy 553
soap lubricate 332
oiZ 356
soapy unc/uotta 355
aervi/e 886
flattery 933
soar ^eoZ 31
height 20Q
fly 267
rise 306
sob 839
sober moderate 174
vnse 498
aane 502
^ave837
temperate 953
abaZinerU 958
in -sadness
affirmation 535
- (fown 174, 502
humility 879
- senses 502
- truth fact 494
sober-ininded 502
coZm 826
humble 879
soberness 953
sobriety 966
sobriquet 565
soc jurisdiction 965
socage 777
so-C9dled
deception 545
mtanomer565
sodabie
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social mankind 372
sociable 892
- circle 892
-evil 961
- gathering 892
- science 910
-smile 906
socialism
government 737
participation 778
philarUhropy 910
Socialists 712
sociality 892
society
mankind 372
party 712
fashion 852
sociality 892
laity 997
position in - 873
sociology 910
sociniaidsm 984
sociiis criminis 711
sock hosiery 225
drama 599
sockdolager [U.S.] 67,
479
socket
receptacle 191
concave 252
socle 215
Socratic method 461
sod 344
beneath the - 363
sodality
party 712
friendship 888
(socialUy 892)
sodden moist 339
boiled 384
sofa 215
softs^op/ 142
weak 160
moderate 174
smooth 255
no( Aard 324
moMi 339
marsh 345
silence! 403
- sound 405
(fulce^ 413
credulous 486
8t% 499
Icnien/ 740
temfer822
timid 862
(docite 602)
{irresolute 605)
own to the - impeach-
ment 529
- buzzing slander 934
- music 415
- sawder plea 617
flaUery93S
- snap 681
- soap oil 356
flattery 93S
- thing 681
- tongue, - words 894
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592
moderate 174
relieve 834
pUy9U
palliate 937
-down 834
softening of the
brain 158
softer sex 374
soft-hearted 914
softling 160
softness 324
persvasibHUy 615
soft-spoken 894
soggy 339
soho attention 457
varley 586
hunting 622
soi-disant
asserting 535
pretender 548
misnomer 566
vain 880
boastful 884
soil region 181
iamf 342
dirt 653
d^/'jcc 846
{spoil 659)
(fe/emis/i 848)
till the -
agriculture 371
prepare 673
soilure 653
soir6e 892
sojourn
dwell 186
cfeode 189
{rest 265)
sojourner 188
soke 181
sol
et sceleratis - oritur
976
solace relief 834
recreation 840
- oneself with
pleasure 827
solar 318
- system 318
solatium 973
sola topi. 225
soldan 745
solder join 43
cement 45
cohere 46
soldier 726
soldierlike
lyar 722
brave 861
sold to the deyil 949
sole alone 87
base 211
support 215
feme - 904
solecism
ungrammaiical 668
{sophistry 477)
soleil, coup de -
hotSSi
mad 50^
solenm
affirmaiion 535
important 642
grave 837
glorious 873
ostentatums 882
religious 987
worshiv 990
- avowal 535
- declaration 535
- mockery 882
- silence 403
solemnity rite 998
solemnization 883
sol-fa 416
solfeggio 415
solicit induce 615
request 765
desire 865
- the attention 457
solicitor agent 758
petitioner 767
lawyer 968
solicitous 865
solicitude care 459
pain 828
anxiety 860
desire 865
solid complete 52
dense 321
certain 474
learned 490
exact 494
t^e 498
persevering 604a
- m galleys 591
solidarity
par/y 712
solidify 321
solidungulate 366
soliloquy 689
soliped 366
solitaire game 840
hermit 893
solitary }
solitude f
alon£ 87
secluded 893
solmization 416
solo 415
Solomon )
Solon s
vrise 498
so^e 500
soluble fluid 333
/igue/y 335
solus 87
solution
liquefaction 335
answer 462
exp^notion 522
- of continuity 70
solve liquefy 335
discover 480a
unriddle 522
solvent
decomposition 49
liquefier 335
moneyed 803
somatics 316
somatist 316, 989
somber darA; 421
Uodb 431
^ray 432
sod 837
sombrero 225
some indefiniti
quantity is
small Quantity Zl
more Man oim 100
at - other time 119
in- degree
degree 26
smaU 32
in - place 182
- body person 372
imporiarU 642
distinguished 873
- ten or a dosen 102
- time ago 122
- time or other 119
somehow or other
cause 155
instrumerU 631
somersault 218
something thing 3
small degree 32
ma«er 316
- else 15
- Uke 17
- or other 475
sometimes 136
somewhat
a little 32
a trifle 643
somewhere 182
- about 32
somnambulism
walking 266
trance 515
somnambulist
walker 268
dreamer 515
sonmifacient 683
somniferous
sleepy 683
weary 841
sonmolence 683
Sonmus683
son 167
Son, Ood the - 976
sonata 415
Sonderbund 769
song music 415
poewi 597
death - death 360
laments^
for a mere - 815
love - 597
no - no supper 812
old - 643
songes: tous - so
mensonges 515
songster 416
soniferous 402
sonnet 597
sonneteer 597
sonorous sound 402
Zoud 404
language 577
sons of:
- Belial 988
-God 977
SONT
SOUL
SOUN
SOW
•ontag 225
Boon transient 111
ftUure 121
early 132
too - for 135
sooner: - or later
another time 1 19
fiUure 121
- said than done 704
soot black 431
dirt 653
sooth
prediction 511
in good - 543
SOoUie allay 174
relieve 834
flatter 9SS
(calm 826)
soothing
faint sound 405
soothsay 511
soothsayer
orade 513
magician 994
soothsaying 511
sop
email quantity 32
food 2QS
fool 501
inducement 615
reuxird 973
- in the pan 615
- to Cerberus 458
soph scholar 492
student 541
sophi king 745
prie«/ 996
sophism
bad logic 477
absurdity 497
sophist scholar 492
dissembler 548
sophister 492
student 541
sophistical 477
sophisticate mix 41
debase 659
sophisticated
spurious 545
sopnistry 477
sophomore 541
soporific
8Z6e7>v 683
ti'eary 841
soporous 683
soprano 410
sorcerer 994
sorcery 992
sordes 653
sordet 417
sordid stingy 819
covetous 865
sordine 417
sore
bodily pain 378
disease 655
mental suffering 828,
830
discontent 832
an(7er 900
- place 822
- subject 830, 900
sorely very 31
sorghum 396
s'orienter 278
sorites 476
sororal906
sorrel 434
sorrow 828
give - words 839
more in - than anger
pa/ierU 826
forgive 918
sorry tnfling 643
grieved %2&
mean S76
(small 32)
{bad ^9)
be - for pity 914
repent 750
cut a - figure 874
in a - plight
failure 732
make a - face 874
- sight
painful 830
80^837
sort degree 26
arrange 60
kind 75
- with
sociality 892
sortable )
sortance i
agreement 23
sortes
chance 156, 621
- Virgilians
sorcery 992
sortie 716
sortilege
prediction 511
sorcery 992
sortilegy 621
sortition 621
sorts, out of -
HI health 655
sulky 901a
SO-SO smaU 32
tri/!in^ 643
imperfect 651
sossle 653
sot fool 501
drunkard 959
sot Ik triple 6tage 501
soterial 976
sotnia726
sotto voce
faint sound 405
conceal 528
voiceless 581
SOU money 800
qui n'a pas le - 804
soubrette 746
sough conduit 350
cloaca 653
soul essence 5
person 372
intellect 450
genius 498
affections 820
(taMe50)
(importoyU 642)
flow of - 588
have one's whole - in
his work 686
hidden - of harmony
413
not a - 187
not dare to say one's
- is his own subjeC'
tion 749
/ear 860
rapt - sitting 441
- as white as heaven
960
- in his clothes 225
- of wit 572
wake the - by art 599
soulless
inactive 683
insensible 823
soul-sick 837
soul-stirring
emotion 821
excitement 824
sound great 31
conformable 82
stable 150
strong 159
fathom 20S
'ofafish^H
bayZ43
noise 402
investigate 461
measure 466
^rue 494
unse 498
sane 502
good 648
perfect 650
healthy 654
orthodox 983a
catch a - 418
full of - and fury
unmeaning 517
insolent 885
safe and -
^eaZ^654
preserved 670
- a retreat 283
- asleep 683
- a trumpet
publish 531
a^rm 669
- mind 502
- of limb 654
- of wind 654
- reasoning 476
- sleep 683
- the alarm
indication 550
warning 668
alarm 669
/ear 860
- the horn 416
- the note of prepara-
tion 673
- the praises of 931
sounding: big - 577
- brass 517
sounding-board 417
soundings 208
soundless
unfathomable 20S
sHerU4GS
soundness
- of doctrine 983a
soup food 298
semiliquid 352
soupgon small 32
mixture 41
sour acid 397
discontented 832
embitter 835
uncivil 895
sulky 901
- grapes
impossible 471
excise 617
- the temper 830
source beginning 66
cause 153
sourdet 417
sourdine 417
4 la - noiseless 405
concealed 528
soured 832
sourian366
sourness 397
souse plunge 310
u)ater3S7
SOUS tous les rap-
ports 52
south direction 278
north and -
opposite 237
Souuiem
antipodes 237
- Cross 318
souvenir 505
sovereign
superior 33
all-powerful 159
authoritative 737
ruler 745
- contempt 930
- remedy 662
sovereignty 737
sow scatter 73
pig 366
agriculture 371
female 374
get the wrong - Ky
the ear
misjudgment 481
error 495
mismanage 699
faU 732
-broadcast 818
- dissension
discord 713
^ate898
- one's wild oats
improve 658
amusement 840
vice 945
intemperance 954
- the sand 645
- the seed
prepare 673
- the seeds of
cause 153
teach ^7
sozz
SPEA
SPEC
SPEN
80Z2le 653
spa town 189
sanatorium 662
space
time 106
extension 180
musical ^13
celestial -s 318
spaddle 272
spade 272
call a - a spade
plain language 576
straiahtfomxird 703
s )ade husbandry
371
spahi 726
span .
similarUy 17
join 43
link 45
duality 89
time 106
transient 111
small 193
distance 196
near 196
/en(7^/z 200
short 201
measure 466
spangle sparA; 420
ornament 847
spaniel c/o^ 366
servile 886
(flatterer 935)
spank 8u;i/( 274
y^oa 792
spanking ^rye 192
- pace 274
span-new 123
spar beam 214
quarrel 713
con/cmi 720
spare
smcU 193
meager 203
re/rain 623
«tore 636
scanty 640
redundant 641
(ii^u^e 678
inaction 381
relinquish 782
^u;c 784
economy 817
exempt 927a
temperate 953
enough and to - 639
not a moment to - 682
- diet 956
- no expense 816
- no pams 686
- room 180
- time 685
to -641
spared: be-
live 359
it cannot be - 630
spargefaction
scatter 73
wet 337
sparing {see spare]
S94
small 32
economy 817
parsimony 819
temperate 953
- of praise 932
- of words 585
with a - hand 819
with no - hand 639
■park small 32
heat 3S2
light 420
luminary 423
wag 844
/op 854
as the -s fly upwards
habU 613
vital - of heavenly
flame 5
sparkle bubble 353
glisten 420
sparkling
vigorous 574
excitement 824
cheerful 836
wi/842
beauty 845
with - eyes 827
sparse 73
Spartacus 742
Spartan 739
spasm
sudden change 146
violence 173
agitation 315
pain 378
spasmodic
discontinuous 70
irregular 139
changeable 149
violent 173
- cholera 655
spat 167
discord 713
spathic 204
spatter dir/ 653
(damage 659)
(<ie/ame 634)
spatterdash 225
spatula
receptacle 191
t>e/iic/€ 272
spavined 655
spawn offspring 167
rfiri 653
speak 582
- for 937
- for itself
intelligible 518
manifest 525
- ill of
censure 932
rfe/rad 934
- low 581
- of meaning 516
publish 531
spe^k 582
(describe 594)
- one fair 894
- out make
manifest 525
ar^cM 703
- softly 581
-to 586
-up 411
- up for 937
- volumes 467
- well of 931
speaker
interpreter 524
chairman 694
speaking: much - 584
on - terms 888
- likeness 554
way of - 521
speaking trumpet
418
spear
pierce 260
weapon 727
spearman 726
special
particular 79
(intrinsic 5)
speciali gratis 760
speciality 79
special pleader 968
special pleading
sophistry 477
specialty
security 771
specie 800
species kiiid 75
appearance 448
human - 372
specific special 79
remedy 662
- gravity 321
specification
dass 75
description 594
specify
particularize 79
teU 527
nnme 564
Specimen 82
specious
probable 472
sophistical 477
beauty 845
flattering 933
pardonable 937
speck
sma/^ quantity 32
(dor 193)
(6^mtd/i 848)
speckle
variegate 440
6/€V7i«;i 848
spectacle
appearance 448
prodigy 872
s/iou; 882
drama 599
spectacles 445
spectacular 882
spectator 444
specter
fallacy of vision 443
ugly 846
9^8/ 980
spectral
inexistence 2
unsubstantial^
uncanny 980
spectrogram 554
spectroheliogram
554
spectroscope
light 420
color ^iS
optical instrwneni
445
spectrum
co^ 428
variegation 440
optical illusion 443
speculate view 441
^inib 451
suppose 514
chance 621
e^so^ 675
<rajSic794
speculation
experiment 463
cards 840
speculative 451, 514
speculiun 445
veluti in - 446
sped completed 729
speech 682
figure of - 521
parts of - 567
- from the throne 691
- is but broken light
582
- of angels 415
speechily 582
speechless 581
speechmaker 582
speed
velocity 274
activUy 682
help 707
succeed 731
God-
success 731
wish well 906
with breathless « 684
speedily soon 132
speedway 626
spell period 106
read 539
Utter 561
necessity 601
motive 615
exe-tion 686
c/iann 903
cast a - 992
wonder 870
knurr and - 840
- for 865
- out interpret 522
spell-bound 601, 61^
spence 636
spencer 225
spend effuse 297
waste ^3!^
give 7^
purchase 795
expend 809
- freely 816
- one's time in 626
- time 106
SPEN
SPIR
SPLI
SPON
- time in 683
gpendthrift 818
- of his tongue 584
spent weak 160
tired 688
speransa
la - ^ il pan de' mi-
8eri858
spezin 153
spermaceti 356
spermary 357
spennatio 168
spermatiie 168
spermatoEobn 357
spero, dum spiro -
858
spes iibi quisque 604
spew 297
sphacelate 659
sphacelation 655
sphacelus 655
sphere rank 26
apace 180
region 181
6aZI249
world ^IS
hueineee 625
- of influence 786
spheroid 249
spherule 249
sphery 318
sphinx monster SS
oracle 513
ambigtioue 520
riddU53S
spial668
spice
small quantity 32
mixture 41
pungent 392
condiment 393
spicilegium
assemblage 72
allocution 596
spick and span 123
spiculate 253
spiculum 253
spicy
fragrant 400
exciting 824
spider
receptacle 191
spieler 548, 792
spiffot 263
spike sharp 253
pierce 260
plug 263
{pass through 302)
-guns
powerless 158
useless 645
spikebit 262
spike team 92
tpih filam,ent 205
stopper 263
shed 297
splash 348
match Z^
waste 638
lavish 818
(misuse 679)
- and pelt 59
- blood 722
spin rotate 312
p^ucA;610
- a long yam
exaggerate 549
-out protract 110
laU 133
prolong 200
difuse style 573
spinal 222
spindle 312
spindle-shanks 203
spindle-shaped 253
spindrift 353
spine 253
spinel 847
spinet copse 367
harpsichord 417
spinney 367
spinosity
unintelligible 519
discourtesy 895
sidlenness 901a
spinous prickly 253
spinster 904
spinuliferous 253
spiracle 351
spiral 248
spire height 206
pea/; 253
soar 305
spirif erous 248
spirit essence 5
immateriality 317
intellect 450
meaning 516
vigorous language
574
activity 682
affections 820
courage 861
^/ios< 980
bad - 980
keep one's - up
;iope858
- away 791
- Qf my dream 515
- of myrcia 400
- up induce 615
excite 824
unclean - 978
with life and - 682
Spirit, the Holy - 976
spirited
language 574
active 682
sensitive 822
cheerful 836
hrat^ 861
generous 942
spiritless
insensible 823
sad^l
cowardly 862
spiritoso inusic 415
spirit rapping 992
spirits drink 298
c/i€er836
spirit-stirring 824
spiritual
immaterial 317
psychical 450
(f itriTie 976
piotM987
- director 996
- existence 987
- wife 903, 962
spiritualism
immateriality 317
intellect 450
sorcery 992
spiritualize 317
reasoning 476
spirituel 842
spiroid 248
spirometer 466
spirt eject 297
stream 348
hasUQS^,
exertion 686
spirtle disperse 73
ApZos^ 348
spissitude
</en«e 321
viscid 352
spit pointed 253
perforate 260
ciec^ 297
rain 348
- fire irasciWe 901
spite 907
envy 921
in - of
disagreement 24
cotinteroc^ton 179
opposition 708
in - of one's teeth
unwilling 603
opposition 708
compulsion 744
spiteful
malevolent 907
/la/in^ 898
spittle 299
spittoon 191
splanchnology 329
splash affuse 337
stream 348
spatter 653
parade 882
make a - /aw6 873
display 882
splayiooted 243
spleen
melancholy 837
/w/reci 898
ari^cr 900
suUen 901a
harbor - 907
spleenless 906
splendor
6n^/i/ 420
beautiful 845
glorious 873
dwpiay 882
splenetic 8a<2 837
morose 901a
splice join 43
cro«« 219
interjacent 228
repair 660
- the main brace
tipsy 959
spliced, be -
marriage 903
splint 215
splinter
small piece 32
divide 44
filament 205
brUaeZ2S
(part 51)
split divide 44
bisect 91
6ri^328
divulge 529
quarrel 713
/ai/ 732
(aug^ 838
- hairs
discriminate 465
sophistry 477
- one's sides 838
- the difference
mean 29
compromise 774
- the ears J
- the head f
2oud404
stridor 410
- upon a rock 732
splurge 882
splutter energy 171
spa 297
stammer 583
Aa«to684
spoil vitiate 659
/linder 706
^i/y 740
plunder 791
6oof 2/ 793
satiate 869
(bad 649)
-s of time 106
- sport 706
- trade 708
spoiled child
satiated 869
favorite 899
- of fortune 734
spoiler 792
spoke radium 200
tooth 253
obstruct 706
put a - in one's wheel
render powerless 158
hinder 706
spokesman
interpreter 524
sveaker 582
spolia opima 793
spoliate 791
spondee 597
sponge moisten 339
dry 340
dean 652
despoil 791
drunkard 959
apply the -
obliterate 552
nonpayment 808
- out SS'i
SPON
SPRI
SPUR
SQUA
sponger 886
8ponging-hou86 752
spongy porous 252
soft 324
sponsion 771
sponsor witness 467
security 771
be - for
promise 768
obligation 926
sponsorship 771
spontaneous
voluntary 600
willing 602
impulsive 612
spontoon 727
spoof 545
spook 980
spoon
receptacle 191
ladle 272
biU and coo 902
bora with a silver -
in one's mouth 734
spoonful some 25
smaU quantity 32
spoon-meat 298
spoony foolish 499
lovesick 902
sporaceous 330
sporadic 73
spore 330
sporogenons 161
sporous 330
sport kUling 361
chase Q22
amusement 840
show off 882
(enjoyment 827)
in - pastime 840
humor 842
- of fortune 735
- one's oak 893
the - of 749
sporting killing 361
contention 12b
amusement 840
- dog 366
sportive gay 836
frolicsome 840
sportsman 361, 622,
840
sportulary 784, 785
sportule 784
sporule 330
sposh653
spot place 182
discover 480a
mark 550
diH65S
blemish 848
blot 874
(decoloration 429)
(suUy 846)
(disgrace 940)
on the -
instantly 113
present time 118
soon 132
in one's presence 186
qM)tle88 perfed 650
5^
dean 652
innocent 946
(beautiful 845)
spots in the sun,
see - fastidious 868
spotted
variegated 440
damaged 659
spousal 903
spouse
companion 88
married 903
spouseless 904
spout egress 295
)Zott;owf 348
conduit 350
ApeaA; 582
ac^599
paton 771
(^d 787)
sprag 633
spram
powerless 158
UHsoA; 160
sprat to catch a:
- herring
barter 794
- whale
bunqling 699
sprawl length 200
horizontal 213
(fescerui 306
spray sprij/ 51
foam 353
spread enlarge 35
disperse 73
expanse 180
exparui 194
diverge 291
/eoA^ 298
publish 531
- abroad 531
- a shade 421
- canvas 267
- out 194
-8aU267
- the toils 545
-to 196
spread-eagle 884
spree 840
spret» injuria for-
msB
ugly S4Q
disrespect 929
detraction 934
sprig branch 51
shillelah 727
sprightly
cheerful 836
iw«i/842
spring early 125
source 153
strength 159
velocity 274
rccoii 277
>!y 293
^p309
elasticity 325
riim/6( 348
t?i«<rumen/ 633
store 636
- a leak
imperfect 651
damage 659
- a mine
(feafroy 162
unexpected 508
a^tocJk716
- a project 626
- back 277
- from 154
- of life 131
-s of action 615
- to one's feet 307
- up begin 66
event 151
grow 194
ascend 305
visible 446
- upon 789
spring balance 319
springe 545
spring gun 545
springle 545
spring-net 545
springtide
greatness 31
completeness 52
youth 127
high 20Q
low 207
rvave 348
(abundance 639)
springy 325
sprinkle add 37
mix 41
scatter 73
wet 337
variegate 440
baptize 998
sprinkling
smaU quantity 32
Sprit sprout 167
support 215
sprite
good apirit 979
(femon 980
sprout grow 35
offspring 167
expand 194
- from re«Mtt 154
spruce neo^ 652
beautiful 845
sprue 653
sprung
imperfect 651
damaged 659
Spry adit;e 682
cheerful 836
(siki///uZ 698)
spud 272
spume 353
spunk 861
spun out
long time 110
diffuse style 573
spur pointed 250
«/iarp 253
ina7e 615
on the - of the mo-
ment
iMtarUly 113
now 118
soon 132
opportune 134
impulse 612
win -8 SKCceed 731
glory 873
spurious
erroneotie 495
false 544
deceptive 545
UleffiHrnate 925
spurn disdain 930
spurred 253
spurt (ransterU 111
su^t// 274
gue/i348
impulse 612
^oa^e 684
exertion 686
sputa 299
sputter emil 297
splash 34S
stammer 583
spy «ee 441
spectator 444
inquire 461
informer bTl
emissary 534
looming 668
spyglass 445
squab ^rge 192
a^or^ 201
&roa<f 202
bench 215
squabble 713
squad
assemblage 72
soldiers 726
squadron
^^ers 726
(croiod 72)
(s/iip8 273)
squalid diHy 653
unsightly 846
squall vio^eni 173
t&tmi349
cry 411
quarrel 713
squalor 653
squamif erous 223
squamous layer 204
«A;in 223
squander waste 638
misuse 679
prodigal 818
squandering 776
squantum 840
square
congruous 23
com7>enea(e 30
/our 95
p^ce 182
nouses 189
perpendicular 212
/orm 244
sparring 720
justice 924
honorable 939
make all - 660
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SQUA
STAG
STAM
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pay 807
account 811
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- yards 180
squar»-toe8 857
squash destroy 162
b^ou? 276
80^^324
marsh 345
semiUmdd 352
hiss 409
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squat
locate oneself 184
IMe 193
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t^icA;202
low2ff7
sitdOS
{ugly 846)
squatter 188
squaw vx}inan 374
iin/e903
squeak )
squeal (
human cry 411
animal cry 412
disclosure 529
{ufeep 839)
squealer 941
squeamish
unwiUing 603
sick 655
fastidious 868
(censorious 932)
squeasy 868
squeesable 762
squeeze
contract 195
condense 321
embrace 894
(narrow 203)
squeeze out
extract dOl
give 7S^
squeezers 840
squelch 162
squib sound 406
lampoon 856
squiffy 959
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defective sight 443
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squire aid 707
attendant 746
gentry 875
squireen 875
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squirrel stin/f 274
nimble 682
squirt e/ec^ 297
^rt 348
S* S. C. 968
Stab pierce 260
MlZQl
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a
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stabUity 160
(quiescence 265)
(perseverance 604a)
Stable yirm 150
house 189
lock the - door when
the steed is stolen
too late 135
useless 645
bungling 699
- companion 890
- equilibrium 150
Staccato 415
stack assemblage 72
store 636
staddle 215
infant 129
stadtholder 745
staff support 215
music 413
8Hrna/ 550
couMciZ 696
party 712
weapon 727
c/iie/ 745
retinue 746
(directors 694)
(/lopc 858)
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- of honor 128
- of life 298
- of office 747
Staff deer 366
maie 373
defaulter 808
sociality 892
- the market 794
Stag dance 840
stage degree 26
term 71
time 106
position 183
toi/er204
platform 215
jorum 542
drama 599
arewa 728
come upon the - 446
go off the -
dcpar/ 293
on the -
manifest 525
theatrical 599
- business 599
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- direction 697
- effect
display 882
- manager 599
- play 599
- placer 599
- whisper 580
Stager player 599
(ioer 690
old - 130
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toMer314
agitate 315
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dissuade 616
a^ecf 824
astonish 870
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irresolute 605
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stagxiant
quiescent 265
Stagnate 265
(persist 141)
Stagy drama 599
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^at;c837
Stain coZor 428
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svoU 659
&}emi«^ 848
disgrace 874
(de/ace 846)
(dishonor 940)
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stainless c/ean 652
honorable 939
innocent 946
Stair 627
stake fastening 45
wagger 621
danger 665
security 771
property 780
my (iou;n 807
execution 975
at - intended 620
in danger 665
Stalactite 224
stalagmite 224
stale oM 124
insipid 391
deteriorated 659
(undesired 866)
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able 645
- news 532
Stalemate 731, 732
stalk tm^A; 266
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generality 78
prou<f 878
Stalking-horse
am&tisA 530
p^617
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receptacle 191
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mart 799
churchdom 995
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fineer - 223
staUion ^se 271
mate 373
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^rae 192
(to&206)
stamina
strength 159
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stammel 434
stammering 683
stamp
character 7
prototype 22
kind 75
/orm 240
mark 550
engraving 558
complete 729
security 771
(record 551)
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extinguish 385
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an^er 900
Stampede 860
stanch - a .^ok? 348
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AeaUA 654
reinstate 660
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rank 71
2on^ /ime 1 10
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resistance 719
brooA; 821
patience 826
brave 861
at a - 681
come to a - 704
make a -
oppose 708
resist 719
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possible 470
probable 472
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avoidance 623
inaction 681
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aid 707
defend 717
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-fire 861
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stability 150
resist 719
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- for indicate 550
deputy 759
candidaU7GZ
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699
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STAR
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- no nonsense 604
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avoid 623
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644
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preserved 670
resist 719
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obstinate 606
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stop 265
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- the hazard of the die
621
- the proof 648
- the test
true 494
good 648
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772
- to reason
proof 478
manifest 525
right 922
- up [see below]
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- well in the opinion
of 931
take one's -
resolve 604
resist 719
due 924^
take one's - upon
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affirm 535
plea 617
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degree 26
rule 80
measure 466
flig 550
good 648
perfect 650
Standard bearer 726
standardize 466
standing footing 8
dejrce 26
long lime 110
permanence 141
situation 183
note 873
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- dish rule 80
permanent 141
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- or ler
cxin^tom 613
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stAudup
598
vertical 212
elevate Z07
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resist 719
- fight 720
- for
applaud 931
vindicate 937
Stannary court 966
stanza 597
staple
fastening 45
whole 50
peg 214
texture 329
material 635
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mart 799
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star luminary 423
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destiny 601
ornament 847
glory S7S
noble 875
decoration 877
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prosperity 734
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/ame 873
dispel/ 882
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prou<i 878
Star-chamber 966
starched
ostentatious 882
Stare look 441
curiosity 455
wonder 870
Death -s one in the
face 360
make one - 870
- one in the face
destiny 152
manifest 525
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humiliate 879
insolent 885
discourteous 895
stare super anUquas
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continue 143
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preservation 670
in-' of inn 681
Stargazing 318
staring 44r)
stark verif 31
s/ier6 32
complete 52
/wrd 323
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- naked 226
Stark staring 31
manifest 525
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Starlight 422
starlike
pointed 253
Starry 318
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stars [see star]
worlds 318
bless one's - 916
blossomed the lovely
-423
go speed the - 451
- and stripes 550
- in the firmament
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the sentinel - 423
Start &e^n 66
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arise 151
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move 284
depart 293
Zeap 309
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suggest 514
crax:k 659
offer 763
/ear 860
wonder 870
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su^x^ess 731
give a - to
impel 276
have the -
prior 116
earZy 132
get before 280
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- afresh 66
- a question 461
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- off 293
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arise 305
appear 446
Starting: - hole
plea 617
- point
departure 293
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Startle doubt 485
unexpected 508
exci/c 824
/car 860
wonder 870
Startling 508
startlish 825
starts, by fits and-
608
Starvation
insufficiency 640
fasting 956
Starve coM 383, 385
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parsimony 819
/asi 956
Starveling ^/im 203
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poor 804
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speciality 79
luxlian 372
inform 527
affirm 535
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reaZm 780
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secretary of - 694
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- chamber 696
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statecraft 693
stated periods, at •
138
Statehouse 966
stately grand 873
proud 878
pompous 882
Statement
affirmation 535
description 594
statemonger 694
stateroom 191
states-general 696
statesman 694
statesmanlike 698
statesmanship 692,
693
Statics strength 159
gravity 319
Station degree 26
term 71
place 182
situation 183
locate 184
journey 266
rank 873
Stationary
permanent 141
quiescent 265
Stationery 590
station house T52
statist 694
statistics
numeration 85
lists 86
Statu:
in - pupillari 127
in - quo
unchanged 141
restore 660
Statuary
sculpture 557
sculptor 559
Statue
representation 554
still as a - 265
Stature 206
status position 8
terms 71
situation 183
reptite 873
Status quo
past 122
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caution 864
Uion 660
Steam natngate 267
>ellum
f7(w334
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Lence 683
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steamboat 273
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steam engine to
cave 252
crack a nut
60
toaste 638
fer 133
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'706
misuse 679
:/133
steamer 273
.uel41
stearine 356
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steed 271
186
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liUion 147
soak 337
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Steeped in
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St stable 150
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Steer
«icl38
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male 373
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direct 693
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116
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stentorian loud 404
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expedient 626
ac« 680
(means 632)
but a - 197
dance the back - 283
not stir a - 265
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seriatim 69
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posteriority 117
substitution 147
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215
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stepping-stone
link 45
way 627
instrument 631
resource 666
preparation 673
Steps way 627
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conduct 692
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stercoral 653
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stereography 591
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virtuous 944
(^oo(i 648)
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discourteous 895
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- truth 494
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sternutation
sneeze 349
sound 409
stemway 267
stem- wheeler 273
stertorous
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voice 580
stet 150
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600
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stew food 298
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cook3M
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excitement 825
annoyance 828
bagnio 961
{confusion 59)
in a - angry 900
Steward
director 694
treasurer 801
stewardship
conduct Q92
direction 693
stewpan386
stichomancy 511
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cease 142
staff 215
8to& 260
remain quiet 265
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weapon 727
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dirty end of the - 699
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- at nothing
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an^er 900
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STIP
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not say 585
dislike 867
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elevate 307
rob 791
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vindicate 937
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BticUer 606
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cohering 46
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»et;ere 739
cooc/ive 751
bore 841
ugly S4G
affected 855
haughty 878
eompous 882
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Stiffen 323
stiff-necked 606
stiffness
stability 150
Stifle A:i// 361
silence 403
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(dea^roy 162)
Stifled
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Stifling hot 382
stigma
disgrace 874
Stigmatize 874
censure 932
accuse 938
Stile u?aj/ 627
hindrance 706
help a lame dog over
a -707
Stiletto
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dagger 727
stm
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no< moving 265
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179)
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Still-hunt 528, 622
stiUicidium 348
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Stingo 298
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stink 401
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Stintless 639
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discuss 476
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i/>aZA;266
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excite 824
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stirps Arin 11
source 153
paternity 166
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important 642
acfit^ 682
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Stirrup
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293
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stitch junction 43
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stiver 800
stoat 401
stoccado 717
stock kinship 11
quantity 25
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paternity 166
collar 225
fool 501
habUual 613
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stere 636
property 780
merchandise 798
money 800
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in - 777
laughing - 857
lay in a - 637
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store 636
property 780
merchandise 798
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take - inspect 457
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Stockade 717
stocked, well - 639
stocking 225
stockjobbing 794
stocks prison 752
/unds 802
punishmjeni 975
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prevaration 673
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stogy 392
stoicism
insensibUity 823
inexcHabUUy 826
disinterested 942
temperance 953
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stole 999
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stolid
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dutt843
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(aste 390
&ra()ib826
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603
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642
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gag 5S\
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commend 931
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ship of war 726
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Storied
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passion 825
anger 900
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ficwe789
Storthing 696
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layer 204
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stound 870
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Strangle
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contract 195
A;i//361
Strap /os^en 43
fastening 45
punish 972
instrument of pun^
ishment 975
Strappado 972
strapping
strong 159
&t6rl92
- pace 274
strapwork 847
stratagem
deception 545
p^n 626
arti/lcc 702
Strategic plan 626
artijlcc 702
Strategist
planner 626
director 694
proficient 700
Strategy
conduct 692
warfare 722
(sifciW 698)
Strath 252
strathspey 840
stratification
[a^ers 204
structure 329
Stratocracy 737
stratum 204
stratus 353
straw scaUer 73
2tg/U 320
unimportant 648
catch at -s
overrate 482
credulous 486
misuse 679
unskiUful 699
/u>pe858
ros^ 863
care not a -
indifference 866
despise 930
m the - 161
man of -
tin9u6«to7UiaZ 4
cheat 5^S
insolvent 808
iou; person 876
not worth a -
trifling 643
useless 645
- bail 545
- bid 545
- bidder 548
- to show the wind
STRA
STRI
STRI
STRO
the eyes drawing -s
683
''traw-colored 436
stray dispersionlZ
exceptional 83
deinate 279
{stroll 266)
Streak long 200
narrow 203
furrow 259
light 420
stripe 440
mark 550
Streaked
crossed 219
variegated 440
Stream o^xemb^ 72
move 264
-o/>!wid S47
- o/ water 348
- ojT air 349
- of light 420
abundance 639
against the - 708
- of events 151
- of time 109
with the -
conformity 82
progression 282
assent 488
facility 705
concord 714
fashion 852
servility 886
streamer /^ 550
streaming
/ocse 47
dispread 73
streaz£let 348
street /lo^^es 189
UY/?/ 627
man in the - 876
Streets
in the open - 525
on the - 961
streetwalker 962
strength
quantity 25
degree 26
greatness 31
vigor 169
energy 171
tenacity 327
animalUy 364
put all one's - into
686
- of mind 604
tower of - 717
strengthen
increase 35
addition 37
strengthless 160
strenuous
persevering 604a
active 682
exertion 686
Strephon and Chloe
902
stress emphasis 580
requirement 630
importance 642
«/ram 686
difficulty 704
by - of
necessity 601
lay - on
reo^ning 476
- of circumstances
compulsion 744
- of weather 349
stretch
expanse 180
expand 194
extend 200
exaggerate 549
exertion 686
encroach 925
at a - 69
mind on the -
i/ioufir/i/ 451
on the -
exertion 686
a point
- exceptional 83
yo beyond 303
exaggerate 549
severity 739
permit 760
nof observe 773
undue 925
exempt 927a
away to
- distance lf6
forth one's kand
-oc^ 680
/aifce 789
of the imagination
515, 549
- the meaning 523
- to distance 196
/en^i/i 200
upon the -
allenlion 457
Stretcher
support 215
ve/iirte 272
Strew 73
striae, striated
furrows 259
variegation 440
Stricken pam 828
terror - 860
- in years 128
Strict
in conformity 82
exact 494
severe 739
conscientious 939
orthodox 983a
- inquiry 461
- interpretation 522
- scarcn 461
- settlement 780
Strictly speaking
exact 494
interpreted 522
Stricture
constriction 203
hindrance 706
censure 932
Stride distance 196
motion 264
tm/A;266
Strides: make -282
rapid - 274
stridor 410
strife discord 713
corUention 720
Strike operate 170
hU 276
re«i«i 719
disobey 742
impress 824
6eaf 972
(astonish 870) .
- a balance
equalize 27
mean 29
paj/807
- a bargain
contract 769
barter 794
- a blow act 680
- a light '
set fire to 384
light 420
- all of a heap
excite 824
frighten 860
- at 716
- at the root of 162
- dumb dumb '581
wonder 870
humble 879
- hard 171
- home 171
- in with
imitate 19
assent 488
cooperate 709
- off exclude 55
- off the roll
abrogate 756
punish 972
- oil 731
- one 451
- one's flag 725
- on the raw 900
- out exclude 55
destroy 162
intfent 515
obliterate 552
scheme 626
- out something new
sudden change 146
invention 515
- root 150
- sail 275
- tents 293
- terror 860
- the eye 457
- the first blow 716
- the iron while it is
hot 134
- the lyre 416
- the mind 457
- up 416
- with wonder 870
striking 525
- likeness 554
Strikingly
greatly 31
String tie 43
• Ugatwre 45
continuity 69
filament 205
musical note 413
- together
arrange 60
continuity 69
with a - to it 770
stringed instru-
ments 417
stringent
energetic 171
authoritative 737
strict 739
compulsory 744
Strings: leading -* 541
pull the -
influence 175
direct 693
two - to one's bow
632
stringy
filamenUma 205
tough 327
striolate 440
strip narrow 203
fUameni 205
divest 22%
take 789
ro6 791
Stripe length 200
variegation 440
mark 550
blow 972
Stripling 129
stripped poor 804
strive endeavor 675
exert 686
contend 720 '
" against 720
Stroke impulse 276
mark 550
evil 619
expedient 626
disease 655
adion 680
success 731
painful 830
at a -113
good - 626
- of death 360
- of policy 626
- of the pen
writing 590
command 741
- of time 1 13
- of word 686
- the wrong way 256
stroU 266
strolling player 599
strong great 31
power f\d 159
energetic 171
tough 327
taste 390
pungent 392
fetid 401
feeling 821
wonderful! 870
by a - arm 744
smeU - of 398
STRO
STUM
STYL
SUBJ
- accent 580
- and great, a hero
861
- argument 476
- arm man 792
-box 802
- language 574
- point 476
- pull 686
with a - hand
resolution 604
exertion 686
severity 739
strong-headed 498
stronghold
defense 717
prison 752
strong-minded
wisdom 498
courage 861
strong-room 802
strong-scented 398
stcong-willed 604
strop 253
strophe 597
strow 73
struck [see stricken,
strike]
awe - 860
- all of a heap
emotion 821
wonder 870
- down
defeated 732
- with lave 897
structural state 7
structure
production 161
form 240
texture 329
organization 357
(house 189)
struggle
essay 675
exert 686
difficulty 704
contend 720
Btnun 416
struma 655
stnunpet 962
strut walk 266
pride S7S
parade 882
boast SM
- and fret one's hour
upon a stage life
359
drama 599
strychnine 663
stubbed 201
stubble remains 40
useless 645
stubborn
strong 159
hard 323
obstinate 606
resistance 719
Stubby 201
stucco cement 45
covering 223
Stuck [see stick]
- fast firm 150
difficulty 704
stuck-up 878
stud hanging peg 214
knob 250
horses 271
- poker 840
studded many 102
spiked 253
variegated 440
Student 541
studied
predetermined 611
{wiUfut 600)
Studio room 191
painting 556
workshop 691
studious
thoughtful 451
(iocOe 539
intending 620
Study co7>v 21
room 191
thought 451
attention 457
research 461
learning 539
painting 556
intention 620
Stuff 8ti&9tonce 3
contents 190
expand 194
2ine 224
maWer 316
/cx^ure 329
absurdity 497
unmeanin{7 517
deceive 545
material 635
iri/fc 643
overeat 957
- and nonsense
U7i^u6«ton^uiZ 4
tir{m6anin{jr 517
-in 300
- the memory with
505
- up cZose 261
/loox 545
such - as dreams are
made of 515
Stuffing contend 190
lining 224
stopper 263
Stuffy dense 321
swZ^n/382
stultified
failure 732
Stultify oneself 699
stultiloquy 497
stultorum plena
sunt omnia 501
stumble fait 306
flounder 315
error 495
unskillful 699
/ai/ure 732
- on chance 566
discover 480a
Stumbling-block
difficulty 704
hindrance 706
Stump
remainder 40
<runfc 51
tm/A;266
drawing 556
«peaA; ^2
stir your -s
active 682
- along 8^117 275
worn to the - 659
Stump orator 582
stumpy short 201
stun physically insen-
sible Z7%
loud^d^
deafen 419
unexpected 508
morally insensible
823
a^cci 824
astonish 870
Stundist 984
stung [see sting]
- to the quick 824
Stunt shorten 201
Stunted smaU 193
contracted 195
stupa 363
stupe 834
stupefaction 826
stupefy
- physically 376
- morally 823
astonish 870
Stupendous
orea/ 31
lar^e 192
wonderful 870
Stupid
misjudging 481
credulous 486
unintelligent 499
tiresome 841
(ii^843
Stupor
inseTm^iZt/]/ 823
wonder 870
stupration 961
sturdy «iron^ 159
-persevering 604a
-beggar
beggar 767
i/iM'/ 792
Sturgeon 298
stutter 583
sty /lotise 189
diH 653
Stygian dark 421
diabolic 945
infernal 982
cross the - ferry
(fie 360
- shore
(fea^;i360
Style state 7
time 114
painting 556
graver 558
naiTie 564
phrase 566
diction 669
writing 590
beau/y 845
/a«/iian 852
le - est rhonmie
569.590
- the oress of thoi
569
stylet awl 262
dagger 727
stylite 996
Stylites, Simon -
styptic 397
Styx 982
suanpan 85
suant 705
suasible 602
suasion 615
suave mari ma
664
suaviter in modo
coZm 826
courteous 894
suavity 894
sub 34
subacid 397
subaction 330
subahdar 745
subalpine 206
subaltern
inferior 34
soldier 726
officer 745
servant 746
plebeian 876
subaqueous 208
subarborescent 2
subastral 318
subaudition 527
subclavate 250
subcommittee 61
subconscious 45(
subcontrary 237
subcutaneous 22
subdean 996
subdichotomy 9]
subdititious 147
subdivide 44
subdivision
part 51
military 726
subdolous 702
subdominant 41!
subdual 731
subduction
subtraction 88
{taking 789)
subdue calm 174
siuxeed 731
subdued
morally 826
subeditor 593
suberose 320
subitaneous 113
subito 113
subjacent 207
subject liable 177
topic 454
meaning 51Q
servant 746
SUBJ
SUBS
SUCC
SUFF
- of dispute 713
- to examination 461
- of inquiry 461
- of thought 454
- to qualification 469
uncertain 475
subjection 749
subjective
intrinsic 5
immaterial 317
intellectual 450
subjoin 37
subjugate
conquer 731
subject 749
subjugation
defeat 732
moral impression
824
subjunctive 37
Sublapsarian 984
sublation 38
sublevation 307
sublieutenant 745
sublimate
elevaU 307
lighten 320
vaporize 336
sublune
greatness 31
high 20^
language 574
beauty 845
glory 873
magnanimous 942
du - au ridicule 853
from the - to the ri-
diculous 853
Sublime Porte 745
sublimi feriam si-
dera vertice 620
subliminal 450
- consciousness 450
sublineation 550
sublimary 318
submarine 208
boat 726
submediant 413
submerge
destroy 162
immerse 300
plunge 310
steep 337
submersion
depth 20S
subministration 707
submission 726
obedience 743
with - 928
submissive
tractable 705
enduring 826
humble 879
{penitent 950)
submit
propound 514
- to arbitration 774
submonish 695
siibmultiple 84
subordinate
inferior^
604
unimportant 643
subject 749
subordination
order 58
{obedience 743)
suborn induce 615
purchase 795
(6ri6c784)
subpanation 998
subpoena
command 741
lawsuit 969
subreption
falsehood 544
acquisition 775
subscribe
assent 488
aid 707
a^ee to 769
griye 784
subscription
gift 784
subsequent
- in order 63
- in <i?n€ 117
- time 121
subserviency
servility 886
subservient
instrumental 631
aid 707
subside decrease 36
sinifc 306
subsidiary aid 707
servant 746
{tending 176)
subsidy ^i/^ 784
002/809
subsist exis^ 1
continue 141
/iue 359
subsistence
fooi 298
subsoil
interior 221
eari/i 342
sub spe rati 475
substance thing 3
quantity 25
inside 221
maWcr 316
texture 329
important part 642
it'co/Z/i 803
in -596
man of - 803
substantial
existing 1
hypostatic 3
material 316
dense 321
<ri/e 494
- meaning 516
substantiality 3
substantially
intrinsically 5
- true 494
substantiate
evidence 467
make good 924
substantive
existing 1
substantial 3
substitute
change 147
meaTis 6S4
deputy 759
substitution 147
substratum
substance 3
layer 204
6aj;e211
support 215
interior 221
materiality 316
substructure 211
subsultory 315
subsultus 315
subtend 237
subterfuge
sophistry 477
/ic 546
cunning 702
subterranean 208
subtile /iy/il 320
rare 322
- texture 329
subtilize rarefy 322
sophistry 477
subtilty 322
subtle sli^/U 32
cunning 702
- point 704
- reasoning 476
subtlety
sophistry 477
wisdom 498
subtraction
subduction 38
arithmetic 85
taking 789
subtrahend
subtract 38
n?im6er 84
subulate 253
suburb tou^n 189
near 197
environs 227
subvention
support 215
aid 707
m/t784
subversion
revolution 146
subvert destroy 162
inver/ 218
depress 308
succedaneum 147
succeed /o/lou; 63
posterior 117
SMCce.ts 731
transfer 783
- to acowire 775
succds d'estime 873
success 731
succession
sequence 63
continuity 69
repetition 104
posteriority 117
transfer 783
in quick - 136
in regular- 138
- of ideas 451
- of time 109
successless 732
successor seqwA 65
posterior 117
succinct 572
succor 707
succotash 296
succubus 980
succulent
nuiritioe 298
juicy 333
9emiliouid 352
succumb faHguM 688
yicW 725
/ail 732
(obey 743)
succussion 315
such: - a one 372
-as 17
- being the case 8
- like 17
suchwise 8
suck draw off 297
dnnk 298
toA:e789
-in 296
- the blood of 780
sucker 260
dupe 547
servility 886
suckle 707
suckling
infant 129
suction force 157
reception 296
sudarium 993
sudary 652
sudation 299
sudatory 386
sudden
transient 111
instantaneous 113
soon 132
unexpected 508
- and quick in quarrel
901
- burst 508
- death 360
- thought 612
sudorific 382
suds froth 353
in the -
difficulty 704
(ie;6Cled837
sue demand 765
go to law 969
suerte 786
suet 359
suffer physical pain
378
disease 655
allow 7Q0
feel 821
endure 826
moral pain 828
- for 972
- punishment 972
sufferance, tenant
on - 779
SUFF
SUMP
SUO
SUPE
suffice 639
sufficiency 639
suffix adjunct 39
sequence 63
sequel 65
letter 561
sufflation 349
suffocate kiU 361
excess 641
suffocatixig hat 382
fetid ^l
suffocation
death ^l
suffragan 996
suffrage 609
vote 535
suffragette 374
suffusion
mixture 41
Jeeling 821
blush 879
Sufi
religious sect 984
priest 996
Sufl8m984
sugar 396
sugar loaf
pointed 253
suggest suppose 514
inform 527
aat;ise 695
- itself
(/lozi^^ 451
fancy 515
- a question 461
suggestio falsi 546
suggestion
p^n626
advice 695
suggestive
reminder 505
significant 516
descriptive 594
suicidal
destructive 162
suicide /ni/in^ 361
sui generis 20, 83
suigenetic 163
Suisse beadle 996
Suisse, point d'ar-
gent point de-
812
suit accord 23
series 69
class 75 ,
clothes 225
expedient 646
"petition 765
courtship 902
do - and service 743
follow - 19
law - 969
love - 897
- in law 969
- the action to the
word 550
- the occasion 646
suitable season 134
suite sequel 65
series 69
retinue 746
- of rooms 191
suitor
petitioner 767
Iot>er897
lawsuit 969
sulcated 259
sulcus 259
sulky carriage 272
obstinate 606
discontented 832
dejected 837
sullen 901a
(discowteov^ 895)
sullen
obstinate 606
gloomy 837
discourteous 895
8ti/A:v901a
sullenness 901a
sully dir^y 653
dishonor 874
(deface 846)
sulphur 388
sulphur-colored 436
sultan 745
sultry 382
sum number 84
money 800
- and substance
meaning 516
synopsis 596
important part 642
-total 800
- up reckon 85
description 594
compendium 596
suznless 105
summa petit livor
921
summation 85
summary
transient 111
eaWi/ 132
sAor^ 201
concise 572
compendious 596
iZ^ai 964
- of facts 594
summer season 125
support 215
/i6a<382
- lightning 423
sunmierhouse 191
summerset 218
siunmit top 210
{superiority 33)
summon
command 741
lawsuit 969
(accu^ 938)
- up memory 505
ea:cite 824
- up courage 861
summum:
- bonum good 618
happiness 827
-jus 922
sump slough 345
C68« 653
sumpter-horse 271
sumptuary
money 800
expenditure 809
sumptuous 882
sum total 50
sun
heavenly body 318
luminary 423
^Zory 873
as the - at noonday
6ri^^ 420
certain 474
plain 525
bask in the - 377
farthing candle to the
-645
going down of the -
126
-dog 423
- oneself 384
under the -
space 180
world 318
Sun:
- of Righteousne88976
sunbeam 420
-s from cucumbers
471
sunburnt 433
Sunday
- Monday &c. 138
-'s best
ornament 847
show ^2
sunder 44
sundial 114
sundown 126
sundowner 876
sundry 102
sunk [see sink]
deep 2m
- fence 717
- in inic|uity 945
- in oblivion 508
sunken rocks 667
sunless 421
sunlight 420
Sunni984
sunny warm 382
luminous 420
cheerful 836
siumy side 829
- of hedge 734
view the - 858
siui painting 556
sunrise 125
sunset 126
at - 133
sunshade cover 223
shade 424
sunshine light 420
prosperity 734
nappy 827
cheerful 836
sunstone 847
sunstroke heat 384
madness 503
sun-up 125
suo: -periculo 926
- sibi gladio huHC
jugulo
absurdity 479
retaliation 718
punishment 972
sup small quantity 3i
feed 298
- full of horrors 828
supawn 298
super theatrical 599
superable
possible 470
{easy 705)
superabound 641
sufficiency 639
superadd 37
superannuated 128
superb 845
supercargo 694
supercherie 545
supercilious
proud 878
insolerU 885
disrespectful 929
scornful 930
supereminence
goodness 648
repute 873
supererogation
redundant 641
useless 645
{activity 682)
superezaltation 87«'
superezcellence 64^
superfetation
added Zl
productive 168
superficial
shaUow2IOQ
outside 220
mi^udging 481
ignorant 491
- extent 180
superficies 220
superfine 648
superfiuitant 305
superfiuity
remainder 40
redundance 641
superfiuous
- lags the veten
130
superhuman
perfect 650
godlike 976
superimpose 233
superimposed 206
superincumbent
above 206
heavy 319
superinduce
change 140
cause 153
produce 161
superintend 693
superintendent 69^
superior greater 33
- in size 194
important 642
good MS
director 694
superiority 88
superjiuiction 37
superlative 33
SUPE
SURE
SURR
SUST
Auperlatiyely good
648
Bupemal
summit 210
heavenly 981
supernatant
high 20Q
ascent 305
supernatural
deUy 976
demon 980
- aid 707
supernumerary
adjunct 39
theatrical 599
reserve 636
redundant 641
• {remainder 40)
superphysical 450
superplus 40
superpose add 37
cover 223
supersaturate 641
superscription
mark 550
wriling 590
{evidence 467)
supersede
substitute 147
disuse 678
relinquish 782
supersensible
into the realms - 528
- regions 317, 318
superstition
{credulity 486)
religiaus - 984
superstitione toUen-
d&984
superstratum 220
superstructure 729
supertonic 413
supervacaneous
redundant 641
{useless 645)
supervene
he added 37
succeed 117
happen 151
supervise 693
supervisor 694
supination 213
supine
horizontal 213
inverted 218
sluggish 683
mentally torpid 823
suppeditate o37
supper 298
full of - 954a
supplant 147
supple soft 324
sermle 886
supplement
addUion 37
adjunct 39
contpletion 52
suppletory 37
suppliant
oegging 765
feej^yar 767
6oe
supplicate be^ 7tS5
piij/ 914
worship 990
supplies
materials 635
aid 707
money 800
supply s^ore 636
provide 637
^ve 784
- aid 707
- deficiencies 52
- the place of 147
support perform 170
sustain 215
evidence 467
preserve 670
aid 707
/ecZ 821
endure 826
vindicate 937
- life 359
supporters
heraldic 550
suppose 514
supposing
provided 469
supposition 514
supposititious
unattested 468
untrue 546
suppress
destroy 162
conceal 528
siienf 581
restrain 751
suppression of truth
544
suppuration 653
suppute 85
supralapsarian 984
supramundane 939
supremacy
superior 33
authority 737
supreme 33
summit 210
authority 737
in a - degree 31
- good 618
- principle 450
Supreme Being 976
surbate 659
surbated 688
surcease 142
surcharge
redundance 641
{dear 814)
- and falsify 811
surcingle 45
surcoat 225
surd number 84
deaf 419
sure certain 474
belief 484
sa/e 664
make - against 673
make - of
inquire 461
take 789
on - ground 664
security 771
to be - asaen^ 488
you may be -
affirmation 536
sure-footed
careful 459
skillful 698
cautious 864
surely 870
surety
certainty 474
«a/e«y 664
surf ^ide 348
/(WW 353
surface outside 220
texture 329
lie on the -
intdligihle 518
manifest 525
skim the -
s/ur over 460
- car 272
Surface, Joseph - 548
surfeit
redundance 641
satiety 869
surge swarm 72
swell 305
rotation 312
tixit;e 348
surgeon 662
surgery 662
surgit amari aliquid
651
surly gruff 895
sidlen 901a
unkind 907
surmise 514
surmount ^ott^er 206
transcursion 303
ascent 305
- a difficulty
overcome 731
surmountable 470
surname 564
surpass
be superior 33
^ott> 194
go beyond 303
outshine 873
surplice 999
surplus
remainder 40
redundance 641
surplusage 641
surprise
nojiexpectation 508
wonder 870
- party 892
surprisingly 31
surrebutter &c
answer 462
pleadings 969
surrejoinder 462
surrender
«t^ftwi/ 725
relinquish 782
(afeeiy 743)
- one's life 360
surreptitious
/ur^ive 528
deceptive 545
untrue 546
surrogate 759
surround
circumjacen/ 227
circumscribe 22ld
surroundings
amidst such and such
-183
sursum corda 990
surtout coat 225
surveillance
care 459
direction 693
under - 938
survene 151
survey view 441
measure 466
surveyor
director 694
survive remain 40
long time 110
permanent 141
susceptibility
power 157
tendency 176
iia6i7i/j/ 177
motive 615
impressibility 822
irascibility 9K)1
suscipient 785
suscitate cai/^ 153
produce 161
«iir up 173
excite 824
suspect doii!»< 485
suppose 514
suspected
accti^ed 938
suspectless 484
suspend defer 133
di^conlinue 142
/lan^ 214
suspended anlma
tion 823
suspenders 45
suspense
cessation 142
uncertainly 475
expectation 507
irresoftUion 605
in - inert 172
suspension
cessation 142
hanging 214
mime 413
- of arms 723
suspicion doubt 485
incredulity 487
knowledge 490
supposition 514
/ear 860
jealousy 920
under - 938
suspiration 839
sustain
continue 143
strength 159
perform 170
support 215
2>resenie 670
SUST
SWEE
SWIM
SWOR
aid 707
endure 821
Bustained note 413
sustaining power 170
sustenance 298
sustentation
[see sustain]
/ood 298
susurration 405
sutler vurveyor 637
merchant 797
suttee killing 361
unselfishness 942
idolatry 991
suture 43
ifuum cuique
property 780
right 922
suzerain 745
suzerainty 737
swab dry 340
cle 171 652
lubber 701
swaddle clothe 225
restrain 751
swaddling clothes, in
- infant 129
subjection 749
swag hang 214
tean 217
curve 245
drop 306
oscillate 314
feoo^?/ 793
swag-bellied 194
swage 174
swagger
pride 878
boast 884
6/us/er 885
swaggerer 887
swagsman 268
swain man 373
rustic 876
iover 897
swale 659
swallow gulp 296
en/ 298
believe 484
credulous 486
6rooA: 826
- the bait
dupe 547
willing 602
- the leek
recant 607
submit 725
- up destroy 162
s^ore 636
ttse 677
tofce 789
swamp destroy 162
marsh 345
defeat 731
swamped
failure 732
swampy m(n«< 339
swap exchange 148
6^m; 276
sward 344
swarm crotod 72
muUiiude 102
sufficiency 639
redundance 641
swarthy 431
swash a^u«e 337
8pur< 348
swashbuckler
jSj/A/er 726
blusterer 887
swashy 339
swastika 993
swathe fasten 43
clo^e 225
restrain 751
sway pouter 157
influence 175
^n217
agitation 315
induce 615
authority 737
- to and fro 149
sweal 659
swear affirm 535
promise 768
curse 908
just enough to - by
32
-at 908
- a witness 768
- by believe 484
- false 544
sweat exude 295
excretion 299
heatZS2
exertion 686
fatigue QS»
cold - 860
in a - 382
- of one's brow 686
Swedenborgian
religious sect 984
sweep space 180
curve 245
rapid 274
bend 279
clean 652
dirty fellow 653
«teai 791
make a clean - of 297
- along 264
- away
destroy 162
eject 297
abrogate 756
relinquish 782
- off 297
- of time 109
- out eject 297
clean 652
- the chords 416
sweeping wJiole 50
complete 52
general 78
- change 146
sweepings
useless 645
dirt 653
«riy?e 643)
sweepstakes
gain 775
receipt 810
sweet
saccharine 396
melodious 413
co^r 428
c^n 652
agreeable 829
^velj/ 897
look - upon
de«ire 865
i<we897
endearment 902
- smell 400
-tooth
desire 865
fastidious 868
- are the uses of ad-
versity 735
- wine 396
- words 894
sweeten 396, 829
sweetheart 897
sweetmeat 396
sweetness 396
- and light 829
sweets pastry 298
sugar 396
- to the sweet 396
sweet-scented 400
swell expand 194
convexity 250
wave 348
sound 404
emotion 821
/op 854
nobility 875
swagger 885
extol 931
(increase 35)
ground -
agitation 315
- out
diffuse style 573
- over 250
- the ranks of 37
- with rage 900
swelling
expansion 194
prominence 250
- style 577
excitement 824
swell mob 792
swelter 382
swerve
variation 20a
change 140
deviate 279
demur 603
tergiversation 607
swift 274
swig drink 298
drunkenness 959
swill drinA; 29S •
intemperance 954
drunkenness 959
swim navigate 267
y?oa^ 305
li^^i^ 320
- against the stream
704
- in pleasure 377
o&undance 639
- with the stream
conformity 82
inactivity 683
- with the tide
vrosperity 734
swimming
- eyes 443
-Aeod 503
- bladder 334
swimming belt 666
swimmingly
easUy 705
success 731
vrosperity 734
swindle c/ieo/ 545
vecutate 791
swindler c^eo/ 548
iAie/ 792
swine 366
cast pearls before •
638
- of Epicurus 954a
swineherd 746
swing
operation 170
space 180
harw 214
osculate 314
freedom 748
amusement 84C
full - active 682
sticcess 731
give full -
facilitate 705
have one's - 738
swinge 972
swinging grtat 31
swinish
intemperance 954
gluttony 957
- multitude 876
swink686
swish 400
switch ^0^972
rod 975
Swithin, reign of St
-348
swivel hinge 312
cannon 727
swivel-eye 443
swollen
expanded 194
proud 878
swoon powerless 158
fatigue ^^
swoop descend 306
seize 789
at one fell -
violence 173
swop 794
sword weapon 727
at the point of the •
722
severity 739
compulsion 744
subjection 749
draw the - I
flesh one's - J
war 722
measure -b 720.
722
SWOR
SYMP
SYNO
SYZY
put to the - 361
- of Damocles 667
- in hand
prepare 673
war 722
turn -8 into plow-
shares 723
sword-shaped 253
swordsman 726
Sybarite 954a
sybaritism 954
syce 268
sycophancy
flaUery 933
sycophant
servile 886
flatterer 935
syenite
blue43S
syllabicate 567
syllable 561
breathe not a -
528
-8 govern the world
560
syllabus list 86
compendium 596
syllogism 476
sylph 979
sylvan 367
symbol
mathematical - 84
X550
»lize 550
represent 554
gyxnmetry
equality 27
order 58
conformity 82
centrality 222
regular form 242
beauty 845
want of - 846
sympathetic
[see sympahy]
-tear 906
sympathizer
partisan 890
ssnnpathy
concord 714
friendship 888
love S97
kindness 906
pity 914
condolence 915
symphonious 413
symphony
overture 64
music 415
concord 714
symphysis 43
symposium
festival 840
{meal 298)
{drunken 959)
symptom 550
symptomatology
522
synagogue 1000
synchronism 120
synchysis 218
syncope
impotence 158
musical 413
rhetoric 572
fatigue 688
syncretic
deranoement 61
syncretism
disagreement 24
heterodoxy 984
syndic ruler 745
judge 967
syndicate 696
league 712
synecdoche 521
synergy 709
syngenic 5
synod council 696
church 995
{assemblage 72)
synonsrm
meani7i(7 516
tnierprelalioti rill
(nomendature 56 (
lynopsia
arrangement 60
(u^86
compendium 596
synovia
2u6rica<um 332
0^356
syntagma 60
syntax 567
syntactic 655
8yntezis655
synthesis
comhinalion 48
reasoning 476
syringe titter 337
stream 348
syrt667
syrup 396
system order 58
rMie80
p^n626
- of knowledge 49C
- of opinions 484
systematise
• order 58
arrange 60
p^n626
systole 195
«y«ygy 199
m»
T, to a - 494
tabard 225
tabby moUled 440
gossip 588
tabefaction ld5
tabernacle
house 189
tempU 1000
tabes 195
tabetic 655
tabid shrunk 195
thtn 203
disease 6d5
deteriorated 659
table
arranpemerU 60
liatSe
layer 204
support 215
>2a<251
repast 298
tm/in^ 590
on the -
preparing 673
- of the Lord 1000
turn the -8 218
under the -
hidden 528
drunk 959
tableau list 86
appearance 448
painting 556
theatrical 599
table d'h6te 298
table-land
Aonzonto^ 213
plain 344
taDleapoon 191
tablet layer 204
Jfat 251
record 551
ti^rt^tno 590
table talk news 53^
conversation 588
tablets of the mem-
ory 505
table-turning 992
table-ware 191
tikblier225
tablinum 191
taboo prohibited 761
magic 992
tabor 417
tabouret 215
tabret 417
tabula rasa
inexistence 2
absence 187
ignorance 491
obliterated 552
facility 706
tabulate
arrange 60
series 69
tabulatlcni
record 551
tace 403
tacent satis laudant
403, 931
tachygraphy 590
tacit 526
taciturnity 585
Tacitus
concise style 572
tack join 43
nails 45
change course 140
direction 278
ium 279
vxiy Q27
go upon another - 607
-to add 37
wrong - 732
tackle
fastening 45
gear 633
undertake 676
manage 693
tacky 352
dowdy 659
tact fouc^ 379
discriminoiion 465
wisdom 498
sJkia 698
tos/e 850
want of - 851
tactician 700
tactics conduct 692
warfare 722
(pZan 626)
{skiU 698)
tactUe 379
taction 379
tactual 379
tadpole 129
tsBdium vitas
dejection 837
tveary 841
tasniate 205
taffeta 225
taffy 396
tag emaZZ 32
addition 37
fastening 45
sequel 65
end 67
poin^ 253
animal 366
(/ame 840
(adjunct 39)
tagtaU886
tul se^i/eZ 65
end 67
pendent 214
6aciS:235
estate - 780
- of! decrease 36
turn - 623
tail coat 225
tailor clothier 225
workman 690
tailoring
clothes 225
finery 882
tailpiece segued 65
engraving 558
ornament 847
tailrace350
taint
imperfection 651
dirt 653
decay 659
disgrace 874
tainted /^id 401
diseased 655
taintless 652
taj225
tajo 259
take eat 298
believe 484
fcnoio 490
understand 518
succeed 731
receive 785
appropriate 788, 789
captivate 829
give and - 718
- aback
unexpected 508
astonish 870
- a back seat 34
- a course 692
- action 680
- a disease 655
- advice 695
- after 17
- a hint 498
- a leaf out of an-
other's book 19
- a lease 788
- a liberty 748
- a tikeness 554
- an account of
enumerate 85
- an ell 885
- an infection 655
- a peep 441
- aside 586
- a turn 140
- away
annihilate 2
subtract 38
remove 185
seize 789
- away life 361
- back again 790
- by [see below]
- care
warning 668
cautious 864
- care of 459
- comfort
constant 831
relief 834
- coolly 826
I -down
swallow 298
depress 308
record 551
dismantle 681
humiliate 874
censure 932
- easily 826
- effect event 151
act 170
- exception 932
- fire 384
- flight 623
- for [see below]
- from
subtract 38
seize 789
- heart
contented 831
cheerful 836
-heed 864
- hold of
cohere 46
seize 789
'hold of the mind 484
- ill 832
- in [see below]
- into [see below]
- it believe 484
suppose 514
- its course
continue 143
event 151
- its rise
begin 66
result 154
- leave of 624
- measures 626
- money 810
- no care of 460
- no denial
obstinate 606
compel 744
- no interest in 823
- no note of 460
- no note ot time 115
- notice 457
- off [see below]
- on [see below]
- one at one's word
769
- one's chance
chance 621
essay 675
- one's choice 609
- oneseli off 293
- one's lancy
pleasing 829
desire 865
- one's oath 535
- one with another 21
- on trust 484
- out eitiact 301
obliterate 552
k
lAKE
TALE
TALO
TANT
- pattern by 19
- pen in hand 590
- place 151
- possession of 789
- precedence
superior 33
precede 62
- root
firm 150
located IS^
- ship 267
- steps
prepare 673
actOSO
- stock 85
- the air line 278
- the back track 283
- the cakn 33
- the consequences
154
- the field 722
- the good the gods
provide 831
- the lead 62
- the place of 147
- the shine out of 33
- the stump 582
- things as they come
inactivity 683
inexcitable 826 ^
relief 834
- time
duration 106
late 133
leisure 685
- time by the forelock
132
- to hahU 613
pursuit 622
use Q77
like 827
desire 865
love S97
- to heart pain 828
discontent 832
- to pieces
disjoin 44
dismantle 681
- up [see below]
- upon oneself
undertake 676
promise 768
-warning 668
- wing 293
take by:
- surprise 508
- the button 586
- the hand
aid 707
take for 484
- better for worse 609
- gospel 486
- granted 484
take in include 54
shorten 2Q\
admit 2^
understand 518
deceive 545
receive money 785
- an Idea 498
"good part
610
be calm 826
be pleased 827
content S3l
- hand teach 537
undertake 676
aid 707
- sail 275
takeinu):
- account
include 76
discriminate 465
qualify 469
- consideration 451
- custody 751
- one's head
suppose 514
caprice 608.
take off mimic 19
destroy 162
remove 185
divest 226
burlesque 555
discount 813
- one's hands 785
- the hat 894
take on
discontent 832
melancholy 837
- credit 484
- trust 484
taken, be -
die ZOO
- ill 655
- with 897
taker 789
take up
ilevate 307
enquire 461
dissent 595
choose 609
undertake 676
arrest 751
borrow 788
censure 932
- a case 476
- an inquiry 461
- arms 722
- money 788
- one's abode 184
- one's pen 590
- the cudgels
attack 716
contend 720
- ^ith
attention 457
use 677
content 831
taking 789
infectious 657
in a - pained 828
angru 900
talapom996
talbotsrpe 556
tale counting 85
narrative 594
thereby hangi a
526
twice-told -
diffuse style 573
treary 841
talebearer 532
talent 264, 698
bury one's - in a nap-
kin 528
es bildet ein - sich in
der Stille 698
not put one's - in a
napkin 878
talesman 967
taUonic 718
talionifl, lex -
retaliation 718
right ^f22
taUped 243
ta.H am ftTi
insignia 747
charm 993
talismanic 992
talk
unsvbstantial 4
rumor 532
speak 582
conversation 588
small - 588
- against time
time 106
protract 110
inaction 681
- at random
illogical 477
loquacity 584
- big boast 884
insolent 885
threat 909
- ghbly 584
- nonsense 497
- of signify 516
publish 531
intend 620
- of the town
gossip 588
dame 873
- oneself out of breath
584
- over
confer 588
persuade 615
- together 588
- to in private 586
- to oneself 589
talkative 584
talked of 873
talking, fine-
overestimation 482
taU206
- talk 884
tallage 812
talUe8 85
tallow 356
tallow-faced 429
tally a^ee 23
listm
sign 550
credit 805
- with conform 82
tallyho 622
tal^rman797
tahna225
Talmud 985
talons
authority 737
clau>« 781
talus 217
tama8ha892
tambourine 417
tame inert 172
moderate 174
domesticate 270
teach 537
feebU 575
subjugate 749
inseneible 921^
calm 826
tameless
violent 173
malevolent 907
Tammany 712
tam-o-shanter 225
tamper with
alter 140
seduce 615
injure 659
medd^ 682
tam-tam 417
tan co^r 433
tandem
otlengihTOO
vehicle 272
tang toste 390
baneGCQ
tangent 199
fly off at a -
deviate ^9
diverge 291
excitable 825
tangere ulcus 505
tangible
material 316
touch Z79
exact 494
sufficient 039
useful 644
tangle derange 61
matted 219
tangled
disordered S9
weave a - web
difficulty 704
tank reservotr 636
{receptade 191)
tankard 191
tant: - mieux 838
- e'en f aut 489
- soit peu 32
lestibua Irm 900
tantalise 6a2ib 509
induce 615
desireS/dS
exciting 824
Tantalus
torment of -
expectation BOfI
desvreS65
tantamount
equal 27
«ynonymoua 516
tantara407
tantas componeve 1^
t6s723
tanti642
tantifj tp9td 274
TANT
TAX
TECH
TEL
taato buon che val
niente 645
tantra986
tantrums 900
tap open 260
plug 263
hU 276
let out 295, 297
sound 406._
turn on the - 297
tape string 205
{fastening 45)
taper contract 195
narrow 203
candle 423
- to a point 253
ti^stry
painting 556
ornament 847
tapinois, en - 528
tapis : on the -
event 151
topic 454
intention 620
pkn626
taproot 153
tapster 746
tar cover 223
sailor 269
pitch Z5Qa
- and feather
disrespect 929
punish 972
taradiddle 546
tarboosh 225
tarde qua credita
ladunt credimus
484
tardi
d meglio - che mai
• 133
tardigrade 275
tardiloquence 583
tardy dilatory 133
slow 275
tare and tret 813
tares 645
target 620
tar&[812
tarn 343
tarnish
discoloraiion 429
soil 653
deface 848
disgrace 874
{damage 659)
tarpaulin 223
tarry remain 110
^ter 133
continue 141
8/av 265
- for expect 507
tart pastry 396
acid 397
rude 895
irascible 901
tartan 440
tartane273
tartar dirt 653
- emetic 663
Tartar cAo^eric 901
catch a - dupe 547
unskillful 699
retaliation 718
(/ai/ure 732)
Tartarean 907
Tartarus 982
Tartufe
hypocrisy 544
deceiver 548
impiety 988
task ^son 537
&tmne83 625
put to itse 677
fatigue 688
command 741
hard - 704
set a - 741
take to - 932
- the memory 505
taskmaster 694
tassel 847
taste sapidity 390
experience 821
good taste 860
man of - 850
- of quality 5
to one's - savory 394
pleasant 829
loi^e 897
tasteful 850
tasteless insipid 391
tasty 394, 850
t&tonner 463
tatter
small quantity 32
tatterdemalion 876
tatters garments 225
tear to - 162
Tattersall's 799
tattle 588
tattler
newsmonger 532
gossip 5SS
tattoo
drumming 407
mottled iiO
summons 741
taught [see teach]
fastened 43
taunt disrespect 929
reproach 938
{ridicule 856)
tauromachy 720
taut 43
tautology
repetition 104
diffuse style 573
tautophony 104
tavern 189
- haunter 959
tawdry 851
tawny brown 433
yellow 436
tax inquire 461
employ 677
fatigue 688
command 741
compel 744
request 765
accounts 811
impost 812
discount 813
accuse 938
- one's energies 686
- the memory 505
taxicab 272
taxidermy 368
taxis 60
taxonomy 60
tazza 191
tea 298
teach 537
- one's grandmother
redundant 641
impertinent 885
teachable 539
teacher 640
teaching 637
false - 538
teacup, storm in a -
overrate 482
exaggerate 549
team 69
assemblage 72
cmiveyance 272
crew 712
representative 759
teamster 694
tea party 892
teapoy 215
tear separate 44
violence 173
wove rapidly 274
ejci/e 825
weeping 839
spree 840
- asunder one's bonds
750
- away from 789
- oneself away 623
- one's hair 839
- out 301
- to pieces
separate 44
destroy 162
- up destroy 162
tearful 839
tearing passion 839
tears: draw -830
shed - 839
- in one's eyes
excited 824
sad 837
- such as angels weep
839
tease annoy 830
aggravate 835
spite 907
teaser difficult 704
teasing 830
teat 250
tea-table talk 588
technica, membria
-505
technical
conformable 82
workmanlike 698
- education 537
- knowledge 698
- school 542
- term 564
technicality
special 79
cant term 563
formulary 697
technology 698
techy 901
tectif orm 223
ted 73
tedge350
Te Deum 990
tedious 841
while away the ■
hours 681
tedium 841
teem produce 161
proauctive 168
abound 639
- with multitude 102
teemful 168
teeming crouxi 72
teemless 169
'teens 98
in one's - 127, 129
teeter 314
teeth grinders 330
holders 781
armed to the -
prepared 673
defense 717
warfare 722
between the - 405
cast in one's - 938
chattering of -
coW 383
grind one's - 900
have cut one's eye •
698
in spite of one's -
opposition 708
compulsion 744
in the - of
difficulty 704
opposition 708
make one's - chatter
coW 385
/ear 860
run of one's - 815
set one's - 604
set the - on edge
scrape 331
saw 397
stridor 410
pain the feelings 830
show one's - 900
teetotalism
temperance 953
sobriety 958
teetotum
rotation 312
toy 840
te fabula narratur,
de - retaliate 718
condemn 971
teg 366
tegument 223
tehee 856
teichopsia 442
teinoscope 445
tekel upharsin 668
tel
- mattrc - "^^^ W
TELE
TEMP
TEND
TEPE
- pdre - filfcf 17
telegony 154
telegram 532
telegraph
velocity 274
triform 527
messenger 534
signal 550
by - hQsle 684
telegraphy
publication 531
telekinesis 264
telemeter 466
teleology 620
telephone 418
inform 527
messenger 534
telescope 445
collide 276
telescopic 196
telesm 993
tell count 85
influence 175
evidence 467
inform 527
speak 582
describe 594
succeed 731
let mc - you 535
- a lie 544
- a piece of one's
mind 529
- fortunes 51 1
- how 155
- its own tale 518
- of 467
-off 85
- one plainly 527
- one's bemls 990, 998
- tales disclose 529
- the cause of 522
- the truth 543
who can - 475
teller treasurer 801
telling
important 642
exciting 824
with - eflfect
energy 171
influence 175
telltale news 532
indicator 550
knave 941
telluric 318
teloque animus
prastantior om-
ni861
telum imbelle 158
temeritas
non semper - est felix
803
paucis - est 863
temerity 863
temper nature 5
state 7
moderate 174
elasticity 323
pliability 324
qualify 469
prepare 673
affections 820
612
irascibility 901
command of - 826
lose one's - 900
out of - 901rt
- the wind to the
shorn lamb 834
trial of - 824
tempera 556
temperament
nature 5
tendency 176
musical 413
affections 820
temperance 953
temperate
moderate 174
mild 826
abstemious 953
temperature 382
increase of - 384
reduction of - 385
tempest
violence 173
agitation 315
urind 349
excitement 825
tempestivity 134
tempest-tossed
excited 824
tempdte: - dans un
verre d'eau 315,
643
tempi passati 122
Templar 996
good - 958
temple house 189
Me 236
church 1000
- of the Holy Ghost
983a
tempora:
O - () mores!
lament 839
disreputable 874
disapjrrobntion 932
improbity 940
vice 945
- mutantur 140
temporal
transient 111
laical 997
lords - and spiritual
875
temporality 997
temporary ill
- expedient 147
tempori parendum
725, 772
temporis ars medi-
cina fere est 662
temporize
protract 110
defer 133
cunning 702
{occasion 134)
temporizer 943
tempt entice 615
attempt 675
desire 865
- fortune
hazard 621
essay 675
- Providence
rash 863
arrogate 885
temptation
- hath a music 615
tempter 615
Satan 978
voice of the - 615
tempus edai rerum
106
tempus f ugit 274
temulency 959
ten 98
- thousand 98
- to one 472
tenable 664
- in your silence 528
tenacity
coherence 46
toughness 327
memory 505
resolviion 604
obstinacy 606
retention 781
avarice 819
- of life 357
- of purpose 604a
tenaculum 781
tenancy 777
tenant
present 186
occupier 188
possessor 779
tenantless
absence 187
seclusion 893
tenaz propositi
determined 204
honorable 939
tend conduce 176
- animals 370
minister 631
aid 707
serve 746
- towards
direction 278
tendence 749
tendency 176
tender slight 32
ship 273
soft 324
color 428
war vessel 726
offer 763
susceptible 822
affectionate 897
compassionate 914
- age 127
- conscience
duty 926
{honor 939)
- heart
susceptible 822
Hnd 906
compassionate 914
- mercies
|ironical|
badness 649
severity 739
cruelty 907
- one's rc8ignatioD757
- passion 897
- to 707
tenderfoot 57
tendon 45
tendril fastening 45
infant 129
filamerU 205
contH)luled 248
tenebrious 421
tenement house 189
apartment 191
property 780
- of clay 362
tenet &c/ie/ 484
{theology 983)
tenez 142
tenfold 98
tennis 840
tenor
course 7
degree 26
directions 278
/li^/i note" 410
tnolin 417
meaning 516
(mimcian 416)
pursue the noiseless -
of one's way 881
tenpenny 633
tenpins 840
ten pounder 727
tense hard 323
tensile 325
tension
strength 159
length 2X)0
ton-strike 731
tensure 200
tent abode 189
covering 223 %
pitch one's -
locate 184
arrive 292
tentacle 781
tentanda via est 604
tentative
experimental 463
essaying 675
tente d'abri 223
tented field 722
tenter-hook 214
on -s 507
tenth 99
tenths tithe 812
tent pegging 840
tents O larael, tc
your - 722
tenue, en grande -
ornament 847
show 882
tenuity
smallness 32
thinness 203
rarity 322
tenure
possession 777
property 780
due 924
tepee 189
tepef action 384
TEPH
TfeTE
THAN
THEO
tephramancy 511
tepid warm 382
half cold 383
teratLim83
teratogenic 83
teratology
ujiconformity 83
distortion 243
aUiloquence 677
boasting 884
terceron 41
terebration
opening 260
{passage throitgh
302)
teres atque rotun-
dU8 249
in scipso - 650
tergal 235
tergiversation
regress 283
change of mind 607
term end 67
place in series 71
period oj time 106
limit 233
word 562
ruime 564
^ea«e780
termagant 901
terminal end 67
limit 233
terminate end 67
Kmi/ 233
termine, mezzo - 628
terminology 562
terminus md 67
limit 233
arrival 292
termite 690
termless 105
terms [see term]
circumstances 8
reasoning 476
pacification 723
conditions 770
bring to - 723
come to -
a««en/ 488
pacify 723
submit 725
consent 762
compact 769
couch in - 566
in no measured - 574
on friendly - 888
ternary 93
'temion92
Terpsichore
music 416
dancing 840
ter quaterque bea-
tus827
terra: - cotta
baked ^S4:
sculpture 557
- firma
support 215
land 342
- incognita 491
terrace houses 189
level 2\^
terraqueous 318
terrene world 318
land SA2
terrestrial 318
terret 45
terre verte 435
terrible 860
terribly greatly 31
terrier list 86
auger 262
dog 366
terrific
paiJiful 830
fearful 860
terrify 860
terrine 191
territorial land 342
territory region 181
property 780
terror 860
King of -8 360
reign of -
severity 739
pain 828
spake the grisly - 360
terrorem, m -
fear 860
threat 909
terrorism 860
insolence 885
terrorist
coward 862
blusterer 887
m/ doer 913
Tersanctus 900
terse 572
tertian periodic 138
tertiary Mree 92
tertium quid
dissimilar 18
mixture 41
combincUion 48
unconformable 83
terzetto 415
tesselated
variegated 440
ornament 847
tessera
mosaic 440
counters 550
test 463
testa, voce di - 410
testaceology 223
testament
security 771
{record 551)
Testament 985
testamur 467
tester bedstead 215
sixpence 800
testify
evidence 467
si(7n 550
testimonial 551
testimony 467
testy 901
tetanus 655
tetchy 901
tdte:-d t^te<uw89
near 197
con/er 588
-baiss^e
rash 91^
- exalt^e 503
- mont^e mad 503
exci/ed 825
tether fasten 43
^co/e 184
restrain 751
means of restraint
752
go beyond the length
of one's - 738
tethered ^rm 150
tetrachord 413
tetract 95
tetrad 95
tetragon 95
tetrahedral 253
tetrahedron 244
tetrarch 745
tetter 655
text prototype 22
topic 454
meaning 516
minting 591
- book school 542
synop^ 596
{teaching 537)
- book committee 542
textile woven 219
texture 329
textuary
orthodox 9S3a
revelation 985
texture mixture 41
roughness 256
/aferic 329
{condition 7)
Thais 962
edXarra! 838
Thalia 599
Thames on fire
never set the -
fool 501
bungler 701
set the -
impossible 471
thana 752
thane nobility 875
{master 745)
thank 916
no - you 764
- one's stars
rejoice 838
- you for nothing
917
thankful 916
rest and be -
quiescence 265
content 831
thankless
painful 830
ungratefid 917
thank offering 916
thanksgiving
gratitude 916
worship 990
- Day 840
thanks to
caused by 15S
thank-ye-ma'am
250, 259
that 79
at - time 119'
- being so 8
- is 118
- is to say 79
- or nothing 609a
thatch roof 223
{top 210)
thaumatrope 445
thaumaturgist 994
thaumaturgy 992
thaw melt 335
heart 382
heating 384
calm the mind 826
pUy 914
Thearchy
authority 737
DeUy 976
theater
spectacle 441
school 542
drama 599
arena 728
amusement 840
tribunal 966
th6&tre: coup de -
appearance 448
prodigy 872
rfwpiay 882
ieu de - 448, 872
theatrical 599
affected 855
ostentatious 882
Theban, learned -
492
theca 223
theft 791
theism
heterodoxy 984
piety 987
theistic o/God 976
theme topic 454
dissertation 595
Themis 922
then ^me 106
therefore 476
thence
caused by 155
departure 293
therefore 476
thenceforward 121
theocracy
Dei^y 976
church 995
theodolite 244
theogony 983
theologicum,
odium-
misjudgment 481
/a/5e pie^!/ 988
churchdom 995
theology 983
theomancy 511
theopathy 987
theophany 985
theophobist 989
theopn^istic Q%^
THEO
THIN
THOR
THOU
theorem topic 454
maxim 496
supposition 514
theoretical 514
theorize 155, 514
theory
atinbution 155
knowledge 490
supposition 514
theosophist 984
theosophy 983
therapeutics 662
there situation 183
presence 186
thereabouts
almost 32
place 183
near 197
thereafter 117
thereby 631
- hangs a tale 154
therefore
attribution 155
reasoning 476
motive 615
therein 221
thereof 9
theretofore 116
thereupon time 106
after 117
therewith
accompanying 88
means 632
theriac 662
thermal 382
thermology 382
thermometer
heat3S9
{measure 466)
thermometrogn^h
389
thermopile 389
thermoscope 389
thermostat 389
Thersites 936
thesaurus
words 562
store 636
thesis theme 454
proposition 514
dissertation 595
{affirmation 535)
Thespian 599
Thetis 341
theurgist 994
theurgy 992
thews and sinews
159
thick crowded 72
numerous 102
broad 202
dense 321
semiliquid 352
iwrbui 426
dirty 653
/newd« 888
come - 102
in the - of
imbedded 228
action 680
Jay it on -
614
cover 22Z
redundance 641 •
flattery 9SZ
- of the action 682
- of the fray 722
through - and thin
violeTU 173
persevere 604a
thick-coming
tnany 102
repeated 104
frequent 136
- fancies 515
thickens, the plot -
682
thicket 367
thickness 202
thick-ribbed 159
- ice 383
thickset short 201
broad 202
dense 321
thick-skinned
physically 376
morally 823
thick-skuU
imbecile 499
/ooZ 501
thief 792
like a - in the night
unexpected 508
concealment 528
dishonorable 940
sot a - to catch a thief
791
thievery 791
thieves' Latin 563
thiU215
thimble
receptacle 191
defense 717
{concat>e 252)
thimbleful 32
thimblerig 545
thimblerigger 792
thin subduct 38
few 103
small 193
narrow 203
mre 322
scanty 640
- end of the wedge 66
thing substance 3
matter 316
just the - 924
the - 926
- of naught 4
- to do 625
things events 151
clothes 225
chaUels 780
as - go 613
thingumbob 563
think
cogitate 451
believe 484
as one -s proper 600
only - 873
reason to - 472
- aloud
soliloquy 589
artless 70^
- better of
recant 607
improve 658
'^twilim)
willing 602
- highly 931
-111932
- likely 472
- no more of
inatterUion 458
forgive 918
- of intend 620
- out 457
- twice
irresoliUe 605
cautious 864
- upon
remember 505
those that - must gov-
ern 451
thinker 500
thinking principle
450
thinness 203
thin-skinned
physically sensible
375
morally sensitive 822
fastidious 868
irascible 901
third 93
trisection 94
music 413
- heaven 981
- part 94
- person 664
- power 92
th&dly93
thirds 780
thirst 865
- for glory 716
- for knowledge 455
thirsty soul 959
thirteen 98
thirty-nine articles
983a
thirty-one
cards 840
this 79
at - time of day 118
- that or the other 15
thistle prickly 253
thistle down
light 320
thither 278
thole 821
thole pin 215
thong fastening 45
scourge 975
Thor 979
thorn sharp 253
bane 663
painful 830
plant a - 830
spUeful 907
- in the flesh 830
- in the side
badness 6i9
annoyance 830
thorns : on - for
longing 865
sit on -
phyeieal pom 378
moral pain 838
/ear 860
thorny pridi% 253
difficuU7M
thorough 52
thoroughbaM 413
thoroughbred
intrinsic 5
horse 271
skiUQQS
fashionable SS2
thoroughfare
opening 260
u)ay 627
(passaaeZOZ)
thoroughgoing 52
thoroughly, do - 729
thoroughpaced 31
thorp 189
though
compensaHon 30
quaUficaHon 460
opposition 708
{counteraction 179)
thought liitle 32
reflection 461
1^453
{maxim 496)
amassed - and experi-
ence 490
give a - to 457
not to be - of
rtject 610
prohibU 761
origan of - 450
quick as - 274
seat of - 450
subject of - 454
the power of - 451
-is parent of tlw
deed 451
-of 454
- the soul of act 680
want of -458
who could have
508
thoughtful
reflecHng 451
wise49S
thoughtless
incogHant 4^2
inaUenUveiSS
oardessiGO
improvident 674
thoughts:
deeds sometimes bet-
ter than -680
- elsewhere 458
- in attitudes imperi-
ous 451
- that breathe 451,
^74
thoiwid
nunStr^
many^Hfi'
oHe in a «v
good 6^
goodwummA,
THRA
THRO
THUM
TICK
thrmlldom 749
thrash punish 972
ThrMo887
Thrasonic 884, 885
thread arrange 60
series 69
weak 160
fdamerU 205
pass through 302
hang by a - 665
life hangs by a - 360
not have a dry - 339
- one's way
journey 266
passage 302
worn to a - 659
threadbare
6are226
deteriorated 659
thread paper 203
threat 909
threaten
future 121
destiny 152
danger 665
(alarm 669)
threatenizig
im^pe/tu 859
three 93
go throu^ - hundred
jind sixty degrees
311
sisters -601
- color process 558
- sheets in the wind
959
- times three
number 98
approbation 931
threefold 93
three-score 98
- years and ten 128
three-tailed bashaw
master 745
nobilUy 875
threne 839
threnetic 838
threnody 839
thresh 972
- out 461
threshold
beginning 66
edae2Sl
at the - near 197
- of an inquiry 461
thrice 93
- happy 827
- is ne armed 922
- told tale 573
thrid302
thrift
prosperity 734
gam 775
economy 817
thriftless 674, 818
thrill
physical pain 378
tauchdSO
feeling 821
excitation 824
pleasing 829
painfulSSO
thrive prosper 73
{succeed 732)
throat opening 260
air pipe 351
cut the - 361
force down the - 739
stick in one's -
voiceless 581
speechless 585
take by the - 789
throb agitate 315
emotion 821
throbbing : - heart
860
- pain 378
throe
revolution 146
violence 173
agitation 315
physical pain 378
{moral pain 828)
birth - 161
throne abode 189
sea^215
emblem of authority
747
ascend the - 737
occupy the - 737
- of God 981
throned
- on hidiest bliss 827
throng 72
throtUe
render powerless 158
c^6 261
seize 789
through
owing to 154
trid278
by means of 631
(passage 302)
get - 729
go - one 824
- thick and thin
complete 52
violence 173
perseverance 604a
wet - 339
throughout
totality^
completeness 52
- the world 180
throw impeZ 276
propel 284
exertion 686
- a tub to catch a
whale 545
- a veil over 528
- away reject 610
waste &3S
relinquish 782
- away the scabbard
722
- cold water on 616
- doubt upon 485
- down
destroy 162
UnoerdOS
" good money after
bad 818
-in 228
- into the shade
superior 33
lessen 3^
surpass 303
important 642
(repuU 873)
- off [see below]
- of the dice 156
- oneself at the feet of
725
- oneself into the arms
of
safety QM
- on paper 590
- open open 260
admU 296
- out [see below]
- over destroy 162
- overboard
exclude 55
destroy 162
^ec^297
abrogate 756
- up [see below]
throw oft 297
- all disguise 529
- one's guard
inexpectalion 508
cunning 702
- the mask 529
- the scent
misdirect 538
avoid 623
throw out
propel 284
e;ec^297
- a feeler 379
- a hint 527
- a suggestion 514
-of gear
di^oin 44
derange 61
thrown out 704
throw up eject 297
resign 757
- one 8 cap 884
- the game 624
thrum 416
thrush 416
thrust push 276
attack 71^
- down one's throat
744
- in insert 300
(interpose 228)
- one's nose in 682
- upon 784
thud 406, 408a
thug murderer 361
thief 792
thumb touch 379
bite the - 929
one's fingers all -s 699
rule of -
experiment 463
unreasoning 477
essay 675
- over 639
- screw 975
under one's -
authority 737
subjection 749
Thumb, Tom - 539
thump beat 276
nonresonance 408a
punish 972
thumping great 31
W^192
thunder
violence 173
runse 404
prodigy 872
^rea^M 909
deep dread-bolted -
404
look black as -
discontented 832
angry 900
- against
rruUediction 908
censure 932*
- at the top of one's
voice 411
- forth 531
- of applause 931
-8 of the Vatican 908
thunderbolt
weapon 727
prodigy 872
thunder-clap
unexpected 508
prodigy 872
thunder-head 353
thundering big 192
thunderstorm 173
thunderstruck 870
thundertube 260
thurible 998
thurifer999
thurif erous 400
thurification
fragrance 400
ri/c 998
thus circumstance 8
therefore 476
- far lUtle 32
limU 233
thwack beat 276
punish 972
thwart across 219
obstruct 706
oppose 708
tiara insignia 747
canonicals 999
tibi seris tibi metis
72, 973
Tib's eve 107
tic douloureux 378
tick oscillation 314
sound 407
mark 550
credit SOS
go on - 806
- off record 551
ticket 550
p^n 626
ticket of leave 760
- man
prisoner 754
TICK
TIMB
TIME
TINT
bad man 949
tickle touch 380
please 829
amuse 840
{physical pleasure
377)
- the fancy 829, 840
- the palate 394
- the palm
give 784
pay 807
ticklish
uncertain 475
dangerous 665
diffumU 704
tidbit good 648
pleasing 829
tide ocean 341
uxive 348
o&umiance 639
prosperity 734
against the - 708
drift ^th the -
faciU 705
go with the -
conformity 82
high &c. - 348
stem the - 708
swim with the -
prosperity 734
- of eloquence 582
- of events 151
- of time 109
- over time 106
defer 133
safeQM
inaction 681
succeed 731
turn of the - 210
tidings 532
tidy orderly 58
covering 223
good MS
c2ean 652
pretty 845
tie relation 9
equality 27
fasten 43
fastenina 45
neckcloth 225
security 771
obligation 926
nuptial - 903
ride and - 266
- down
hinder 706
compel 744
restrain 751
- oneself
promise 768
- the hands
render poiverless 158
restrain 751
-8 of blood 11
- up restrain 751
condition 770
cntoi/ 771
tiebeam 45
tied up
in (icfei 806
tienoscope 445
616
tier continuity 69
kj/er 204
tierce
<ria/% 92
worship 990
carte and » 716
tiff guarreZ 713
an(/6r 900
tiffin 298
tigella 367
tiger violent 173
servant 746
c/icer 838
courage 861
savage 907
mZ (ioer 913
bad man 949
tight M^ 43
closed 261
smart 845
drunk 959
keep a - hand on 751
on one's - ropes 878
- grasp 739
- hand 739
tighten 43
contract 195
tight-fisted 819
tights 225
tigress 374
tike 876
tUbury 272
tUde550
tile roof 223
^225
- loose insane 503
till up to the time 106
coffer 191
cmlivate 371
treasurjj 802
- doomsday 112
- now 122
- the soil
prepare 673
tiller
instrumeni 633
money-box 802
- of the soil
agriculture 371
doum 876
tilmus315
tilpah 223
tilt slope 217
cover 223
propel 284
/a// 306
contention 720
full - direct 278
oc/ive 682
hasU 684
ride full - at
pursue 622
oWoc/f 716
run a - at 716
- over 218
- up 307
- with 720
tilting at the ring
840
tilt-yard 728
timber trees 367
materials 635
timbre 413
timbrel 417
timbrology 550
time 106
instant 113
leisure 685
against -
haste Q&i
at -s 136
course of - 109
employ one's - in 625
^lass of - 106
in - course 109
early 132
destiny 152
measure - 114
no - instanUy 113
soon 132
no - to loee
need 630
hasUQM
no - to spare 684
ravages of - 659
slow - 275
take - slow 275
inaction 681
inactive 683
there being •« when
136
- after time 104
- and again 104
-being 118
- drawing on 121
- enoush 132
- gone b^ 135
- hanging on one's
hands
inaction 681
leisure 685
weariness 841
- has been 122
- immemorial 122
- is out of joint 106
- of day 113
-of life
duration 106
now 118
age 128
- out of mind 122
- rolls his ceaseless
course 106
- the foe of man's
dominion 106
- to come 121
- to spare 685
- up transient 111
occasion 134
-was 122
- wasted 106
true -113
waste -683
timeful 134
time-honored
old 124
repute 873
respected 928
timekeeper 114
timeless 135
timely early 132
opportune 134
- dew of sleep 663
timeo DanwMi
dt8&e^Kf485
caution 864
timepiece 114
timepleaser 607, 943
times present 118
events 151
hard -735
many - 136
ttmeserving
tergiversation Wi
cunning 702
eemZaySSa
impn>6t(y 040
selfishnees ^4A
time-wom eld 124
age 128
deteriorated 6519
timid /eai/ti/ 860
cowardly S62
humble 881
timist607
TimocracySOS
Timon of Athens
117002^803
seclusion 893
misanthrope 911
timorous
[see timid]
timothy 367
tin preserve 670
money 800
-wedding 883
tinct428
tinctorial 428
tincture
small quantity 32
mixture 41
color 42S
tinctured
disposition 820
tinder fuel 388
irascible 901
tine 253
tinge
smaU quantity 32
mix 41
co^or 428
tingent428
tingible 428
tingle pain 378
touc^380
emotion 821
make the ears - 900
tink408
tinker
restore to headk 654
repair 660
{improve 658)
tinkle
faint sound 405
resonance 408
tinkling cymbal 517
tinned goods 670
tinnient408
tinsel glitter 420
sham 545
ornament 847
frippery 851
tint 428
TINT
TOGE
TOMO
TONS
ttntamarre 404
tintinnabularj 406
tiny 193
tip eiuf 67
summii 210
cover 223
give7S^
(poy 807)
on -toe high 206
expect 507
- the wink 650
tipcat 840
tippet 225
tipple drink 298
tope 959
tippler 959
tippybob 803
tipstaff 965
tipsy 959
tiptop summit 210
^ocNi 648
tiritde speech 582
censure 932
tirailleur 726
tire /o^iflrtie 688
worry 830
xoeary 841
tir6 k quatre 6pin-
gle8 850
tirer d'aflaire 672
8e-731
Tire8ia8 513
tiresome [see tire]
Tlaiphone 173
tissue whole 50
assemblage 72
matted 2\^
texture 329
tit smaU 193
pony 271
Titan 980
titbit savory 394
pleasing 829
tit for tat 718
tithe tenth 99
tox8l2
tithing 181
tithingman 065
titillate amuse 840
provoke desire 865
titillation
pleasure 377
touch 2m
titivate 847
title indication 550
name 564
right to property 780
distinction 877
right 924
titled 875
title-deed 771
title-page 66
titter 838
tittle
small quantity 32
to a -494
tittle-tattle
news 532
small talk 588
titubancy 583
titubate faU 306
fail 732
titular word 562
nomenc^ure 564
tiYoU 840
tmesis 218
to direction 278
lie -681
- a certain degree 32
- a great extent 31
- all intents and pur-
poses
equally 27
whole 52
- a man 78
- and fro 314
- a small extent 32
- be sure 488
- come future 121
destiny 152
- crown all 33, 642
-do 59
- some extent 26
- the credit of 805
- the end of the chap-
ter 52
- the end of time 1 12
- the full 52
- the letter 19
- the point 23
- the purpose 23
- this day 118
-wit 79
toad haUful 649
u^2v846
- under a harrow 378
toadeater
8ert;tZe 886
sycophant 935
toadeating
JlaUery 933
toadstool 367
toast roast 384
celebrate SSZ
tobacco 392
toboggan 272
tobogganing 840
toby 191
toccata 415
tocogony 161
tocology 662
tocsin 669
tod 319
to-day 118
toddle u»M; 266
limp 275
toddy 298
toe 211
on the light fantastic -
jump 309
dance 840
toes turn up the -
^16 360
toft 189, 780
toga coat 225
robes 747
assume the - virilis
131
together
accompanying 88
same time 120
come -290
get -72
ang-709
lay Beads - 695
- with
added to Z7
accompanied by 88
toggery 225
toil actwUy 682
exertion 686
- of a pleasure 682
-8 trap 545
(danger 667)
{wiU 702)
toUet 225
toilette 225
en grande - 847
toilsome 686
difficuU 704
toilwom 688
token 550
give-
manifest 525
- of remembrance 505
told, do what one is
-743
tolderoUoU 838
Toledo 727
tolerable
a little 32
trifling 643
pretty good 648
not perfect 651
satisfactory 831
tolerably, get on -
736
toleration
laxUy73S
lenity 740
permission 760
feeling 821
calmness 826
benevolence 906
toll sound 407
tax S12
- the knell 363
tollbooth
prison 752
market 79Q
tomahawk 727
tomb 363
lay in the - 363
- of the Capulets 506
tomb4 des nues
exception 83
wonder S70
tombola 156
tomboy 851
tombstone 363
tomcat 373
tome 593
tomentose 256
tomfool 501
tomfoolery
absurdity 497
amusement 840
m^842
ostentation 882
Tommy Atkins 726
Tom Noddy 501
Tom o' Bedlam 504
to-morrow \2V
- and to-morrow
repetition 104
course of time 1
tompion 263
tomtit 193
Tom Thumb 19
tom-tom music
military 722
ton weight 319
fashion 852
tonality
music 413
light and shade
ton» state 7
strength 159
tendency 176
sound 402
miuic 413
co^ 428
blackness 431
method %27
disposition 820
give a - to 852
- down
moderate 174
darken 421
discolor 429
- of voice 580
tong712
tonga 272
tongs
fire irons 386
retention 781
tongue
projection 250
tasU 390
language 560
bite the - 392
bridle one's - 58i
give - 580
ave a - in one's
582
hold one's - 403
keep one's - bet
one's teeth 58
on the tip of one
near 197
forget SOO
latent 526
speech 582
slip of the -
error 495
solecism 568
stammering 582
- cleave to the re
one's mouth 8
- of land 342
- running loose t
wag the - 582
tongueless 581
tongue-shaped '
tongue-tied 581
tonic
musical note 41
healthy 656
medicine 662
tonicity
strength 159
tonjon 272
tonnage 192
TONS
TORP
TOTT
TOUR
tonsils 351
tonsure 999
tontine 810
tony 501
Tony Lumpkin 876
too also 37
excess 641
in a - great degree 31
-bad
disreputable 874
wrong 923
censure 932
- clever by half 702
- far 641
- hot to hold one 830
- late 133
- late for 135
-little 640
- many 641
- much [see bdow]
- soon 132
- soon for 135
- true regret 833
lamentation 839
too much
redundance 641
intemperance 954
have - of 869
ndakc - of 482
- for 471
- of a good thing 869
tool instrument 633
steer mS
catspaw 711
servile SSQ
edge - 253
mere - 690
tooling 847
tooth fastening 45
projection 250
sharp 253
roughness 256
notch 257
texture 329
taste S90
sweet -
desire 865
fastidious 868
- and nail
violence 173
exertion 686
attack 716
- of time 106, 551
toothache 378
toothed 253
toothless 254
toothsome 394
top supreme 33
summit 210
roof 223
s^nn 312
at the - of one's speed
274
at the - of one's voice
loud 404
shout 411
at the - of the tree
873
fool to the - of one's
bent 545
from - to toe 200
618
sleep like a - 683
- of the ladder 873
- to bottom
completely 52
topas yellow 436
jewel 847
top-boot 225
tope tomb 363
trees 367
drink 959
temple 1000
topek 189
toper 959
topf uU 52
top-galiant mast
height 206
summit 210
top-heavy
unbalanced 28
inverted 218
dangerous 665
tipsy 959
Tophet 982
topiary 847
topic 454
- of the day 532
topical 183
topmast 206
topmost 210
topography 183
topple
unbalanced 28
perish 162
decay 659
- down fall 306
- over 28, 306
topsail schooner 273
top sawyer
important 642
proficient 700
topsy-turvy 218
tor 206
torch fuel 388
luminary 423
apply the - 824
light the - of war 722
- of Hymen 903
Tories 712
torment
physical 378
moral 828, 830
place of - 982
Tormes, Lasarillo de
-941
tormina 378
torminous 378
torn [see tear]
discord 713
tornado
whirl 312
wind 349
{violence 173)
torose 250
torpedinous 823
torpedo bane 663
sluggish 683
weapon 727
evil doer 913
torpedo boat 726
torpid, torpor
inert 172
inactive 683
insensible S23
torpids 720
torporific 823
torque 847
torrefy 384
torrent
violence 173
rapid 274
flaw^4S
rain in -s 348
torrid 382
torsion 248
torso 50
tort 925
tort et k travers, k
- disaqreemenl 24
absurdity 497
resolution 604
torticollis 378
tortUe248
tortious 925
tortive 248
tortoise 275
tortoise shell 440
tortuous
twisted 2^
concealed 528
dishonorable 940
torture
physical 378
moral 828, 830
cruelty 907
punishment 972
- a question 476
torvity 901a
toss derange 61
throw 2S^
oscillate 314
agitate 315
- in a blanket 929
- off drink 298
- on one's pillow 825
- overboard 610
- the head
pride S7S
insolence 885
contempt 930
- up 156, 621
tosspot 959
total 50
- abstinence
temperate 953
ascetic 955
- eclipse 421
sum - 800
totalizator 621
totally 52
tote 270
totem 550
totidem verbis
imitation 19
exactness 494
totient 84
toties quoties 136
totis viribus 686
totitive 84
toto: in - 52
- ocelo 52
totter
changeable 149
weak 160
Ump 275
oscillate Z14
agitate 315
decay 659
danger 665
- to its fall 162
touch relaU to 9
smaU quantity 22
mixture 41
contact 199
sensation 879, S80
music 416
te8(463
indication 550
act 680
receive 785
excite 824
ptty914
in - with 9
some - of nature's
glo:w 318
-and go
instant 113
soon 132
changeable 149
easy 705
- on 516
- on the raw 822
- the guitar 416
- the hat 894
- the heart 824
- to the quick 822
-up 658
- upon
treat on 595
touched
cra^ 503
tainted 653
compassion 914
- in the wind 655
- with feeling 821
touching 830
touchstone 463
touchwood
/ue{388
irascible 901
touchy 901
tough coherent 46
tenacums 327
difficuU7(H
larrikin 887
bully 913
toujours ];>erdrk
repetition 104
weary 841
satiety 869
toupee 256
tour 266
tour de force
skiUmS
stratagem 702
display 2:^
tourist 268
tournament 720
toumer casaque 608
tourniquet 263
toumure
outline 230
appearance 448
belle - 845
rous
TRAI
TRAM
TRAN
51
( rapports,
B-494
85
oner 767
au contralre 14
265
nble50
Bn ou rien 50
I'heure 113
agent 758
tor 767
18/935
lent k temps
604a
0
I -aid 707
ly705
S278
288
•286
lean 652
•72
Uy 150
el61
!l89
(206
305
86 717
lence 363
•ength
7 159
3nti(d 175
ig great 31
192
200
on 900
Ity 189
9n852
r the - 532
3out - 854
-961
the - 873
01966
mse 189, 966
lip 181
aan 188
alk news 532
p588
h627
r713
61
57
9gy 663
>U8 657
ilite840
?643
•ement 840
e902
?366
p840
erie 713
iquire 461
wer 480a
550
i551
eate 554
122
[SOa
-to 155
-up 461
tracery
laUice 219
curve 245
ornament 847
traces harness 45
trachea 351
tracheocele 655
trachoma 655
tracing 21
track trace 461
record 551
way 027
in one's -a 113
trackless
space 180
difficuU 704:
tract region 181
&ooA;593
dissertation 595
- of time 109
tractable
malleable 324
wiUing 602
easy 705
tractarian 984
tractate 595
tractile
traction 286
soft 324
traction 286
tractive 285
trade business 625
traffic 794
drive a - 625
learn one's - 539
- with 794
tricks of the - 702
two of a - 708
trader 797
trademark 550
tradesman 797
trade union 712
trade wind 349
tradition old 124
description 594
traduce 934
traducer 936
traffic 794
tragalism 954
tragalist 954a
tragedian 599
tragedy
drama 599
eviZ 619
tragic drama 599
tragical 830
tragi-comedy 599
tragi-comlc 853
tranit sua quemque
voluptas 953
trail sequel 65
pendent 214
slow 275
traction 285
(xfor 398
inquiry 461
record 551
follow in the - of
281
- of a red herring 615,
706
- of the serpent 945
train sequel 65
series 69
pendent 214
vehicle 272
sequence 281
traction 285
- animals 370
t«adt537
accustom 613
prepare 673
bring in its - 615
in - 673
in the - of
following 281
servant 746
lay a-
scheme 626
prepare 673
put in - 673
siege - 727
- of reasoning 476
- of thought 451
trainband 726
train bearer 746
trained 698
trainer
- of horses 268
- of animals 370
teacher 540
training
education 537
train oil 356
traipse 275
trait speciality 79
appearance 448
mark 550
description 594
traitor
disobedient 742
knave 941
fears do make us -s
860
trajection 297
trajectoiy 627
tralatitious 521
tralineate 279
tralucent 425
tram 272
trammel hinder 706
restrain 751
fetter 752
cast -s off 750
tramontane
foreign 57
distant 196
tvind 349
outlandish 851
tramp stroll 266
stroller 268
vagabond 876
on the - 264
trample
- in the dust
destroy 162
prostrate 308
- out 162
- under foot
vanquish 731
not observe 773
disrepute 874
insolence 885
dereliction 927
contempt 930
- upon badness 649
severity 739
tramway 627
trance dream 515
8^p683
lethargy 823
tranchant 604
tranquil calm 174
quiet 265
peaceful 721
- mind 826
tranquilize
moderate 174
pacify 723
500^ 826
transact ac( 680
conduct 692
' business 625
- business with 794
transaction
event 151
action 680
transactions of
record 551
transalpine 196
transanimation 14(
transatlantic 196
transcalency 384
transcend great 31
superior 33
go beyond 303
transcendency 641
transcendent
superior 33
glorious 873
(perfect 650)
transcendental
general 78
unintelligible 519
transcendentalisni
450
transcolate
exude 295
(stream 348)
transcribe copy 19
tmte590
transcript copy 22
writing 590
transcursion 303
transept
cAurcfc 1000
transfer
dis'place 185
- 0/ things 270
- o/ property 783
transference 270
transfiguration
change 140
diVinc - 908
transfix 260
transfixed firm 150
transforation 260
transform 140
transformation
scene 599
TRAN
TRAV
TREA
TREN
transfer 270
f the sense of 522
tijknsgress
go beyond 303
infringe 773
violate 927
sin 945
transgression
guilt 947
transi de f roid 383
transient 111
changeable 149
transientness 111
transilience
revolution 146
transcursion 303
transit
conversion 144
motion 264
transference 270
transit gloria mun-
. di, sic -
adversity 735
disrepute 874
transition 144, 270
transitional
change 140
transitory 111
transitu, in -
transient 111
journey 266
transference 270
translate
interpret 522
promote 995
translation
transjerence 270
resurrection 981
translocation 270
translucence 425
translumination 425
transmarine 196
transmigration
change 140
conversion 144
transmission
moving 270
passage 302
- 0/ property 783
transmit light 425
transmogrify 140
transmutation
change 140
conversion 144
transom 215
transparency 426
transparent
transmitting light
425
o6tno7/s 518
transpicuous
transmitltng light
425
o6tnou8 518
transpierce 260
transpire
evaporate 336
appear 525
66 disclosed 529
transplace 270
transplant 270
transplendent 420
transpontine 196
transport
transfer 270
«/iip 273
t&ar v6S8eZ 726
excitement 825
(ie/i^/i^ 827
please 829
punish 972
{emotion 821, 824)
- of love 897
transportation 144
transposfd 218
transpose
exchange 148
displace 185
invert 218
transfer 270
- music 413
transubstantiation
change 140
sacrament 998
transude
ooze 295
pasa 302
(stream 348)
transume
change 140
transumption
transfer 270
transverse
oblique 217
crossing 219
tranter 271
trap closure 261
^ij7 272
snare 545
5/age - 599
in/jraW 667
fall into a -
dupe 547
clumsy 699
lay a - for 545
trapan 545
trap bat and ball 840
trapdoor
opening 260
snare 545
pUfall 667
trapes 701
trappings
adjunct 39
ctot/ies 225
equipment 633
ornament 847
Trappist 996
traps c/o/^es 225
baggage 780
trash
unmeaning 517
<ri/?in(7 643
use/ess 645
n^r^jf 876
trashy - style 575
traulism 5S3
traimiatic 662
travail
childbirth 161
labor 686
le - du corps 686
trave 215
travel 266
-out of the record
10, 477
traveler 268
bagman 758
tricks upon -s
deception 545
cunning 702
-'s tale
untruth 546
exaggeration 549
traverse
contravene 179
move 266
pass 302
negative 536
obstruct 706
travestie copy 21
ridicule 856
travesty
imitate 19
misinterpret 523
m isrepresenteUion
555
ridicule 856
travis 215
trawl 463
trawler 273
tray 191
treacherous 940
- memory 506
treachery
deception 545
dishonesty 940
treacle
«/Hcfc 352
SMJeci 396
tread motion 264
w;aZfc 266
- a path
journey 266
pursuit 622
- down /larsA 739
/iwrnbie 879
- in the steps of 19
- on the heels of 281
- the beaten track
conformity 82
habit 613
- the boards 599
- the stage 599
- under foot
destroy 162
subjection 749
disrepute 874
insolence 885
contempt 930
- upon
persecute 649
treadle 633
treadmill 975
treason revolt 742
treachery 940
treasure store 636
goodness 648
money 800
- trove 618
- up in the mem-
or>' 505
treasurer 801
treasury 802
- of everlasting joy
981
treat physical pletU'
ure 377
manage 692
bargain 769
delight 827, 829
amusement 840
- of 696
- oneself to 827
- well 906
treatise 595
treatment
painting 556
conduct e92
ill - 649
medical - 662
treaty 769
treble three 93
shrill 410
{music 413)
childish - 581
trebucket 727, 975
trecento 114. 554
trecker 268
tree* pedi^ee 166
plant 367
gallows 975
as the - falls 151
top of the - 210
- of knowledge 493
up a - 704
treenail 45
trefoil 92
trek 266
trekker268
trellis 219
tremble
fluctuate 149
v)eakness 160
shake 315
co^ 383
emotion 821 ,
/ear 860
make one - 860
trembling:
- in the balance
uncertain 475
danger 665
- prairie 344
- to its fall
destruction 160
tremblingly alive
822
tremellose 352
tremendous
painful 830
/earfti/860
tremendously 31
tremor
agitation 315
emotion 821
fearful 860
tremulous
agitated 315
- i-otre 583
irresolute 605
/ear 860
trench furrow 259
- on near 197
TREN
TRIF
TRIP
TROD
trespass 303
moral trespass 925
- upon 927
trenchant
energetic 171 ^
assertive 535
concise style 572
vigorous lanquage
574
imporf/int 642
emotion 821
disco urieous 895
censure 932
trencher p^o/e 191
Zayer 204
trenches, open the -
716
trend tendency 176
bend 278
deviate 279
trennel 45
trepan borer 262
snare 545
trepang 298
trepidation
agitation 315
emotion 821
excitement 825
/ear 860
trespass
^0 beyond 303
Mice 945
ffui// 947
tress 256
trestle 215
trevet 215
land see trivet]
trey 92
triad 92
triadelphous 94
triagonal 244
tria juncta in uno
43,92
trial inquiry 461
experiment 463
essay 675
difficulty 704
adversity 735
suffenng 828, 830
lawsuit 969
punishment 972
- of temper 824
triality 92
trialogue 588
triangle
trialUy 92, 244
music 417
punishment 975
triangular 94
- duel 720
triarch 92
triarchy 737
tribe
race 11
asseynblage 72
cZ<M« 75
clan 166
tribulation 828
tribunal 966
tribune
rostrum 542
judge 967
trflt>utary rii^ 348
atvtn{/ 784
tribute
donation 784
money paid 809
reu?ard 973
pay - to
respect 928
approbation 931
tricapsular 94
trice 113
-up 43
tricnogenous 256
trichoid 256
trichosis 226
trichotomy 94
trichroism 440
trick deception 545
habU(Sl3
contrivance 626
shiaQ9S
artifice 702
- at cards 775
play -8
bungle 699
cunning 702
amusement 840
ridicule 856
- of fortune 509
- out ocfom 847
vulgar 851
-8 of the trade 702
trickery
deceit 545
finery 851
trickle ooze 295
stream 348
trickster
deceiver 548
rogwe 792
tricksy c/iecry 836
pretty 845
ornamented 847
tricolor
variegated 440
^ 550
tricuspid 94
tricycle 272
trident 92, 341
tridental 94
triennial
periodical 138
plant 367
triennium 92
trifld94
trifle small 32
neglect 460
/o«j/ 499
unimportant 643
not stick at -8 604
not to be -d with 744
- time away 683
- with neglect 460
deceive 545
disrespect 929
trifler 460
fool 501
trifling 499. 643
wUSi2
trifoliate 94
triform 92
trifurcate 94
trig 652, 845
trigamy903
trigger 633
draw the - 722
Trigger, Sir Lucius
0'-887
trigon 92, 244
trigonal 94
trigonometry 244
trigrammatic 94
trigraph 561
rpMcv|i(a 33
trilateral sides 236
angles 244
trilogistic
triple 93
trilogy drama 599
trill stream 348
sound 407
music 416
thousand -s 402
trilUon 98
trim state 7
adjust 27
dress 225
form 240
lie5U
waver 605
change sides 607
clean 652
beautify 845
adorn 847
scold 932
^og 972
{prepare 673)
in - order 58
trimmer fickle 607
apostate 941
/imc«ert>er 943
trimming
border 231
ornament 847
dishonesty 940
trinal92
trine 93
trinity 92
Trinity, Holy - 976
trinket trifle 643
ornament 847
trinkgeld 784
trinomial 92
trio three 92
mime 415
trionym92
trip jaurU 266
run 274
faU306
leap3QQ
mistake 495
bun^Ze 699
faU 732
vice 945
guilt 947
- up deceive 545
overthrow 731
tripartition 94
tripetalous 94
triphthong 561
triplane 273
triple 93
- crown 999
triplet three 92
verse 597
triplication 93
triplopia 92
tripod 912, 215
tripodal 94
tripotage 588
tripping [see trip]
style 578
nimble dS2
caught - 491
trippingly on tb^
tongue 584
tripsis 330
Triptolemus 371
triquetral 94
trireme 92, 273
Trisagion900
triseme 92
trisection 94
triskelion 92, 993
trismus 655
triste837
tristf\il837
trisula92
trisulcate
trisected 94
furrow 259
trite knoum 490
conventional 613
- saying 496
tritheism 984
Triton sea 341
- among the minnows
superior 33
huge 192
important 642
trituration 330
trium literari'^nTv
homo - 792
triumph
success 731
trophy 733
exu/^838
ceZebroto 883
boast 884
triumvirate 737
triune 93
Triune Ood 976
triunity 92
trivet support 216
stove 386
right as a -
per/ec( 650
(2tie924
trivial
unmeaning 517
trifling 643
useless 645
{smalt 32)
troat 412
trocar 262
trocha706
trochaic 597
trochee 597
trochUic 312
trodden : down- 749
well -
habitual ^\%
'■•'*
IROG
TRUM
THUS
TUFT
used 677
troglodyte 893
trofi move fast 274
roU 312
fairy 980
trolley 266
- car 272
trollop 962
trombone 417
troop
assemblage 72
soldiers 726
raise -s 722
trooper 726
lie like a - 544
swear like a - 908
troopship 726
trop, de - 641
trope 521
Trophonius, cave of
-837
trophoplasm 357
trophy record 551
palm 733
tropical 382
metaphorical 521
trot run 266
velocity 274
- out manifest 526
display 882
troth belief 484
veracity 543
promise 768
by my - 535
plight one's - 902
trothless false 544
dishonorable 940
trotters 266
trottoir 627
troubadour 597
trouble disorder 59
derange 61
exertion 686
difficulty 704
adversity 735
pain 828
pain/i4 830
bring into - 649
get into - 732
in - evil 619
adversity 735
take - 686
- one for 765
- oneself 686 .
- one's head about
682
troubled waters, fish
in -704
troublesome 686,704,
830
troublous 59
violent 173
- times 713
trough hollow 252
trench 259
conduit 350
trounce censure 932
punish 972
troupe 72
trousers 225
trousseau 225
622
trout 366
trouvaille 775
trouvdre 597
trover
acquisition 775
unlawful 964
trow think 451
believe 484
know 490
trowel 191
trowsers 225
troy weight 319
truant absent 187
runaway 623
wife 682
apostate 941
truce cessation 142
peace 721
pacification 723
flag of - 724
trucidation 361
truck summit 210
vehicle 272
barter 794
truckle-bed 215
truckler 886
truckle to
submit 725
servile 886
y^o/ter 933
truckman 268
truculent 907
trudge vmlk 266
moi*e slowly 275
truditur dies die 106,
109
true real 1
straight 246
a««en/ 488
accurate 494
veracM)?<s 543
/ai^Vw/ 772
honorable 939
orthodox 983a
see in its - colors 480a
-bill
vindicate 937
occtisc 938
iau'«ui( 969
- faith 983a
- meaning 516
- to nature 17
- to oneself 604a
- saying 496
true-hearted 543, 939
truelove 897
truelover's knot
loveS97
endearment 902
true-penny 939
truism axiom 496
unmeaning 517
trull 962
truly very 31
assent 488
really 494
indeed 535
trump perfect 650
cards 840
honornble 939
qo0d man 948
- card device 626
success 731
- up falsehood 544
accuse 938
turn up -s 731
tnunped up 545, 546
tnunpery
unmeaning 517
^ri/?tnfir 643
trumpet niusic 417
t«ir cry 722
6aas^884
ear- 418
flourish of -s
ostentation 882
celebration 883
boasting 884
penny -
8A:i/;410
sound of -
a^rm 669
speaking - 418
- blast 404
- call signal 550
command 741
- forth 531
trumpeter
musician 416
messenger 534
boaster 884
trumpet-toned
«AriW 410
trumpet-tongued
hudAO^
public 531
truncate
shorten 201
formless 241
truncated
incomplete 53
truncheon
v)eapon 727
8taJ^ o/ o^e 747
instrument of pun-
ishment 975
trundle propel 284
roM 312
trunk ti;/io^ 50
origin 153
paternity 166
box 191
trunk hose 225
trunnion
support 215
projection 250
truss <te 43
pacfc, packet 72
support 215
trust bWief 484
property 780
credit 805
^pe858
- to a broken reed 699
- to the chapter of
accidents 621
trustee
consiqnce 758
possrssor 779
treasurer 801
trustless 940
trustworthy
certain 474
6e2Kf484
- memory 505
veracious 543
honorable 939
truth exoc^rteM 494
veracity 543
probity 939
arrive at the - 480a
in - certainly 474
love of - 543
of a-
afirmation 535
veraciously 543
prove the - of 937
religious - 983a
speak the -
disclose 529
veracity 543
Truth, Spirit of - 976
truthless 544
truth-loving 543
trutination 319
try experiment 463
adjudge 480
endeavor 675
U5e677
lawsuit 9Q9
- a case 967
- a cause 480
- a prisoner 967
- conclusions
discuss 476
quarrel 713
co7Uen(i720
-one
difficulty 704^
- one's hand 675
- one's luck 621
- one's temper 824
- one's utmoet 686
- the patience 830
trying fatigue 688
difficulty 704
tryst 892
trysting place 74
tsar 745
Tsung-li TamLan 759
tub 191
- to a whale
deception 545
excuse 617
tuba 417
tubam trepidat,
ante -/ear 860
cowardice 862
tubate 260
tube 260
tubercle 250
tuberosity 250
tubman 968
tubular 260
tubiilated 260
tubule 260
tuck fold 258
dagger 727
- in locate 184
ea/298
insert 300
tucker 225
tuft coUectUm 72
TUFT
TURN
TURN
TURN
rmiaA 256
tufted 256
tufthunter
8em2e 886
selfish 9^
tufthunting
servilUySSQ
flaUery933
tug ship 273
puU2S5
- of war 720, 722
alhUtic sport 840
tuition 537
tu I'as Youlu,
George Dandin
950
tulip variegated i40
gaudy SS2
Tiaiiui582
tumble derange 61
destruction 162
/aZZ306
agitate 315
faU 732
rough and - 59
- down
tottering e65
tumbler glass 191
actor 599
buffoon S44
tumbrel 272
tumefaction 194
tumid
expanded 194
- style 677
{big 192)
tumor
expansion 194
prominence 250
tump 206
tumiilt disorder 59
agitation 315
revolt 7i2
emotion 825
tumultuous
violent 173
tumulus 363
tun receptacle 191
large 192
drunkard 959
tunable 413
tund 972
tune mitsic 415
in -413
out of -
unmusical 414
imperfect 651
deteriorated 659
put in -
prepare 673
concord 714
to the - of
quantity 25
payment 807
pncc 812
tuneful mu«tc 413
poetry 597
- nine
musician 416
Aaet597
tuneless 414
timic225
timicle999
tuning fork 417
tunker 984
tunnage 192
tunnel amcat;e 252
opening 260
passage 627
tup sheep 3Q&
mole 373
tu quoque 718
-argument
counter evidence 468
confutation 479
accuse 938
turban 225
turbary 367
turbid opaque 426
/ouZ 653
turbinated
convoluted 248
rotation 312
turbine 284
turbinif orm 245
turbulence
violence 173
agitation 315
excitation 825
(disorder 59)
Turcism 984
tureen 191
turf 2au7n 344
^a«« 367
/ue2 388
gambling 621
races 7^
race course 728
amusemerU 848
turfman 840
turgid
expanded 194
- «(yie 577
redundarU 641
ostentatious 882
(exayyera/ed 549)
Turk
polygamist 903
"bear like the - no
rival near the
throne" 878
grand - 745
■nirkish bath 386
turlupinade 842
turmeric pi^ier 463
turmoil
confusion 59
violence 173
agitation 315
turn stole 7
crisis 134
period of time 138
change 140
tendency 176
/orm 240
curve 245
blunt 254
s(roU 266
deviate 279
circuition 311
rotate 312
aplUude 698
affections 820
emotion 821
nausea 867
by -8 periodic 138
interchange 148
come in its - 138
do a good -
ooodf648
&eiiem>2eni 906
each in its - 148
give one a -
aid 707
excite 824
iU.907
in 'Order 58
periodic 138
meet one at every
641
one's luck -s 735
serve one's - 644
take a favorable
658
take a wrong - 732
to a -494
- a comer
go round 311
succeed 731
- a deaf ear to
deafAl9
refuse 764
- adrift
disperse 73
^ect 297
- and turn about
interchange 148
changeable 149
- and twist 248
- a penny 776
- aside change 140
deviate 279
^iTuter 706
- away ^ect 297
not took 4A2
avoid 623
dismiss 756
relinquish 782
-back
reversion 145
regression 283
- color 821
-down 258
- end for end 14
- for 698
- from repent 950
- in 90 to W 683
- in an alarm 669
- inside out 529
- into
conversion 144
translate 522
- money 796
- ridicule 856
- of expression 566
- off 972
- of mind 820
- of the cards 156
- of the table 156
- of the tide
reverse 145
invert 218
one's attention from
458
one's back upon
oppose 708
refuse 764
disrespect 929
contempt 930
one's hand to 625
on one's heel
avoid 623
discourtesy 895
on the tap 297
out become 144
happen 151
exterior 220
cto^Ae8 225
carriage. 272
^ect 297
laborers* strike 719
- weU 731
-iW732
dismiss 756
display 882
over [see below]
round
inversion 218
revolve 311
rotate 312
recant 607
- one^s little fingei
737
tail go back 283
.run avxiy 623
cowardice 862
the brain 503
the comer
change 140
improve 658
the eyes upon 441
the head
induce 615
excite 824
astonish 870
vanity 880
;tate898
the house out ol
window 713
the mind to 457
the other cheek 721
the scale
unequal 28
superior 33
change 140
reverse 145
cause 153
counter evidence 46^
induce 615
the stomach
unsavory 395
aversion 867
the tables
contrary 14
countervail 468
retaliate 718
' the tide 145
■ to account
use 677
proyi^ 775
• to good account 65J
• topsy-turvy
invert 14
t!^-w
TURN
TWIL
TWO
TYRO
derange 61
invest 218
- turtle 218
- under 258 •
- up [see hehw]
- upon
depend upon 154
retaliate 718
- upside down 14
turncoat 607
turned of 128
Tumerf est 840
turning point
crisis 8
end 67
occasion 134
reversion 145
cause 153
summit 210
UmU 233
turnkey 753
turn over give 784
invert 218
- a new leaf
change 140
improve 658
repent 950
- in the mind 451
- the leaves
peruse 457
learn 539
- to 270
turnpike 706
- road 627
tumscrew 633
turnspit 366
turnstile 706
tumtippet 607
turn up happen 151
chance 15i5
visible 446
unexpected 508
- one's eyes
wonder 870
hypocrisy 988
- one's nose at
aversion 867
fastidious 868
contempt 930
Tumverein 712
turpentine and bees-
wax 255
Turpin, Dick - 792
turpitude
disgrace 874
dishonor 940
turquoise blue 438
jewel 847
turret 206
turret ship 726
turtle savory 394
turtledoYes 987
tush mience 403
taciturn 585
tnfling 643
tusk;253
tussle 720
tut [see tuat ]
censure 932
tutelage
teaching 5?7
learning 529
safety 664
svbjcction 7<9
tutelary sa/e/y G64
- genius
auxiliary 711
y(xi979
- god 664
- sfunt friend 890
benefactor 912
tutor cuUivate 375
teac/i 537
teacher 540
tutorship 542
tutus, caYcndo -
664
tuum est 777
tuxedo coat 225
tuydre 386
twaddle
absurd 497
unmeaning 517
talk5S4:
twain 89
in -44
twang taste 390
pungency 392
sound 402
stridor 410
voice 583
twatUe
[see twaddle]
tweak 378
- the nose 830
tweedle touch 379
music 416
tweedledum and
tweedledee 415
twelfth 99
twelve 98
twentieth 118
twenty, Ac. 98
twice 90
twice-told tale
repeat 104
weary 841
twiddle 379
twig 51
hop the - 360
twilight
morning 125
evening 126
dusk 422
twill crossing 219
convolution 248
fold 2^
twin simi^r 17
accompanying 88
<iiH>89
duplicate 90
- screws 284
twine spring 205
intersect 219
convolution 248
- round jjoin 43
circumjacence 227
twinge pain 378
(mental suffering
828,830)
- of conscience 603
twinkle
instantaneous 113
2i^^420
dimness 422
twinkling of an eye,
in the -113
twins 11
twire315
twirl convolute 248
revolve 311
rotate 312
twist join 43
thread 205
ob^i^ 217
crossing 219
(2i«tor^ 243
convolution 248
(2et;iato279
bend 311
p^^'udice 481
insanity 503
/auU 651
appetite 865
twit (ieric/e 856
disrespect 929
censure 932
accuse 938
twitch puZ2 285
ixiin 378
mentoZ- 828
twitter
agitation 315
cry 412
mtieic 416
emotion 821
excitement 824
'twixt228
two 89
fall between - stools
732
game at which - can
play 718
in - places at once
471
kill -birds with one
stone 682
make - bites of a
cheiry
drcuUous 629
not eat 956
- dosen 9S
- meaninns 520
- of a trade 706
-or three 100
-score 98
-souls 87
- strings to one's bow
632
unable to put - woids
toTOther 583
two-ecl|red 253
twofold 90
twopenny-halljpen-
ny 643
two-sided 90
tycoon 745
tygi9i
tyke 876
tymbal 417
lympanl 417
tympanum top
210
ear 418
tympany 194
tjrpe essential 5
similarity 17
pa^tem^
doss 75
form 240
prediction 511
metaphor 521
indication 550
2eaer561
printing 591
typewritmg 590
typhoon wind 349
(violent 173)
tynical <peciaZ 79
oonformable 82
metaphorical 521
significant 550
typify 511
typist 590
typography 591
tyranny 739
where law ends - be*
gins 963
tyrant eetTere 739
rufer 745
evU doer 913
tyre 230
^ro i^noramtM 493
learner 541
624
u
uberrima fldM 484
uberty
Itucwriance 168
{sufficiency 639)
ubiety 186
ubi libertas ibi pa-
tria 189, 748
ubi mel ibi apes 288,
865
ubiquitarian 984
ubiquity 186
Ucafegon, prozimus
ardet - 667
udder 191
udometei 466
ugh I 867
ugliiie88 846
ugly 846
call by - names 932
take an - turn 732
- customer source of
danger 667
einl doer 91Z
had man 949
- duckling 948
uhlan 726
ukaBe741
ulcer disease 655
care 830
ulcerate 659
niemajt4^6 967
pne«^996
uliisi&ouB 352
ullage 190
ullaluUa839
ulster 225
ulterior
extraneous 57
- in lime 121
- in space 196
ultima ratio 744
- regum 722
ultimate 67
ultimately
future 121
latest 133
ultima Thule 196
ultimatum
definite 474
intention 620
terms 770
ultimo 122
ultimogeniture 777
ultimus Romano-
rum 67, 122
ultra great 31
superior 33
ne plus - 729
- crepidam 471
ultramarine 438
ultramontane
foreign 57
distarU 196
heterodox 984
^hurch9S^
ultramundane 196
ululation 412
Ulysses 702
umbilicus 222
umbra 421
magni nominis - 659
umbrage shade 424
hatred 898
take - anger 900
umbrageous 421
umbreUa
covering 223
shade 424
protection 666
umpire
jimigment 480
mediator 724
judge 967
unabashed hold 861
vain 885
insolent 885
unabated 31
unable 158
- to say *'No" 605
unacceptable 830
unaccommodating
disagreeing 24
disagreeable 830
discourteous 895
sidky 901a
unaccompanied 87
unaccomplished 730
unaccountable
exceptional 83
unintelligible 519
irresponsible 927a
arbitrary 964
(wonderful 870)
unaccustomed
unusual 83
unused 614
unskillful 699
unachievable 471
unacknowledged
ignored 489
nameless 565
unrequited 917
unacquainted 491
unacquired 777a
unactuated (616)
unadmonished 665
imadomed style 576
simple 849
beauty - 845
unadulterated
simple 42
genuine 494
{good 648)
unadventurous 864
imadvisable 647
unadvised
dangerous 665
unskillful 699
unaffected
genuine 494
sincere 543
- style 578
obstinate 606
artless 703
insensible 823
simple 849
tasU S50
{physically callous
376)
unafflicted 831
unaided weak 160
{unsupported 706)
unalarmed 861
unalienable 924
unallayed 159
unallied 10
unallowable 923
unallowed 925
unalloyed 42
- happiness 827
- truth 494
unalluring 866
unalterable 150
imaltered
identical 13
stable 150
{unchanqed 141)
unamazed 871
unambiguous 518
unambitious 866
unamiable 907
unanimated 823
unanimity .
assent 488
accord 714
unannezed 44
luianswerable
demonstrative 478
irresponsible 927a
arbitrary 964
{certain 474)
unanswered 478
unanticipated 508
unappalled 861
unapparent
latent 526
{invisible 447)
unappeasable 173
unapplied 678
unapprehended 491
unapprehensive 861
unapprised 491
unapproachable
great 31
infinite 105
distant 196
unapproached
superior 33
unappropriated 782
unapproved 932
unapt
iTu:ongruous 24
impotent 158
unskillful 699
(inexpedient ^AT\
unarmed 158
urarranged ^
disorder 59
unprepared 674
unarrayed 849
unascertained
uncertain 475
ignorant 491
unasked
voluntary 602
no< as/ced 766
unaspiring
indiferent 866
modest 881
unassailable 664
imassailed 748
unassembled 73
unassisted
u;ea/: 160
unaided 706
- eye 441
unassociated 44
unassuming 881
unatoned 951
unattached 44
unattackable 664
unattainable 471
imattained 732
unattempted 623
things - in prose
rhyme 623
unattended 87
-to 460
unattested
not evidence 468
{unrecorded 552)
unattr acted
indi^eren/866,(6]
imattractive 866
unauthenticated
improved 468
UTwertain 475
error 495
imauthoritative
uncertain 475
unauthorised
prohibited 761
undue 925
lawless 964
unavailing
useless 645
failure 732
unavenged 918
un& voce 488
unavoidable
certain 474
necessary 601
unavowea489
unawakened 683
unaware
ignorant 491
unexpecting 508
unawed 861
unbalanced 28
UNBE
UNCA
UNCO
UNCO
unbearable 830
unbeaten 123
unbeauteouB 846
unbecoming
incongruous 24
disreputable 874
undue 925
dishonorable 940
- a gentleman 895
unbefitting 24, 925,
940
[see unbecoming]
unbefriended (706)
unbegotten 2
unbeguile
inform 527
disclose 529
unbegun 67
unprepared 674
unbeheld (447)
unbelief 486
irreligion 689
(incredulity 487)
unbeloved 898
unbend
straigfUen 246
repose 687
- the mind 452
unbending
hard 323
(resolute 604)
unbenevolent 907
unbenign 907
unbent 246
unbeseeming
viUqar 851
dishonorable 940
unbesought
not ask 766
(spontaneous 602)
unbestowed (785)
unbetrayed 939
unbewailed 932
unbiassed
wise 498
free 748
(spontaneous 602)
unbidden
wiUfidGOO
disobedient 742
unbigoted 498
unbind defxich 44
release 750
unblamable 946
unblamed 946
unblemished
perfect 650
innocent 946
unblenching 861
unblended 42
unblest
unfortunate 735
not approved 932
-with 777a
unblown 674
unblushing
proud 878
vain 880
imprudent 885
unboastful 881
-inbodied 317
626
unboiled 674
unbolt
liberate 750
(unfasten 44)
unbookish 491
unborn
not existing 2
destined 152
(/u/urc 121)
unborrowed 787, 788
unbosom oneself 529
unbought
not bought 796
honorary 815
honorable 939
unselfish 942
unbound
/rec 748
exempt 927a
unbounded
infinite 105
(grca( 31)
(torgc 192)
(space 180)
unbrace
weaken 160
reto 655
unbreathed 526
unbred 895
unbribed
honorable 939
disinterested 942
unbridled
woZerU 173
lax73S
free 7^
unbroken
entire 50
continuous 69
preserved 670
unviolated 989
- extent 69
unbruised 50
unbuckle 44
unburden
- one's mind 529
unburdened 705
unbiuied 362
unbusied 683
unbuttoned 748
uncalculating 863
uncalled for
redundant 641
useless 645
not used 678 ,
uncandid
insincere 544
morose 907
uncanny
ugly 846
demoniacal 980
uncanonical 984
uncared for
neglected 460
indifference 866
</i5/iA'<v^ 867
fe^i^erf 898
uncase (226)
uncate 245
uncaught 748
uncaused 156
unceasing 112
uncensured 931
unceremonious
vain 880
discourteous 895
uncertain
irregular 139
not certain 475
doubtful 485
in an - degree 32
uncertainty 476
unchain
unfasten 44
liberate 750
unchained
free 748
unchallenged
assent 488
(2u«924
unchangeable
stable 150
persevering 604a
unchanged 16, 141
uncharitable 907
unchartered
undue 925
iZ^ai 964
imchaste 961
unchastised 970
unchecked 748
uncheerf ul 837
unchequered 141
unchiYalric 940
unchristian
heterodox 984
irreligious 989
uncial 590
uncinated 244
uncircumscribed 180
uncircumspect 460
uncivil vulgar 851
ru<fe895
uncivilized low 876
uncourteous 895
unclaimed 748
unclassed (59)
unclassical 851
unclassified (59)
uncle kin 11
my-*8
pawnshop 787
unclean 653
- spirit 978, 980
uncleanness 653
Uncle Sam 188
undipped 50
unclog
facilitate 705
liberate 750
unclose open 260
liberate 750
unclothe (226)
unclouded
light 420
visible 446
(joyful 827)
unclubbable 893
unclutch 790
uncoif 226
uncoil evolve 313
(straighten 246
uncollected (73)
uncoiored
achromatic 429
true 494
(veracious 543)
uncombed
dirty 653
vulgar S5l
uncombined
simple 42
incoherent 47
uneomeatable 471
uncomely 846
uncomfortabto
amwyed 828
annoying 830
uncommenced 67
uncommendabla
bfoynoMc 932
&a(2 945
^itt947
uncommensurable
24
uncommon 20, 83
uncommonly 31
uncommonness 137
uncommunicated
781
uncommunicative
528
uncompact 322
uncompassionata
914a
uncompelled 748
uncomplaisant (895)
uncompleted
incomplete 53
unfinished 730
failure 732
uncomplying
disobedient 142
refusing 764
uncompounded 42
uncompressed
light 2f2Q
rare 322
uncompromislnir
conformable 82
seivere 739
unconcealable 525
unconceived
uncreated 12
uninteUigibU 519
unconcern
inaennMe 823
indifferent 866
unconcocted 674
uncondemned 97C
unconditional
complete 52
/ree748
TTcrmtMum 760
consent 762
release 768a
unconducive 175a
unconfined 748
unconfirmed 475
unconformity
disagreement 24
irregularity 88
unconfused
UNCO
UNDE
UNDE
UNDE
methodical 58
clear 518
tinconfuted
demonstrated 478
true 494
tincongealed 333
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dieaqreeing 24
insalubrious 657
unconnected
irrelative 10
di^ointed 44
discontinuous 70
illogical 477
unconquerable
strong 159
persevering 604a
- will 604
unconquered 719
unconBcientious 940
unconscionable
excessive 31
unprincipled 945
unconBcious
ignorant 491
i7M«n«t6/e 823
unconsenting
unvnUing 603
rejuxing 764
unconsidered 452
unconBolable 837
unconBolidated 47
unconsonant 24
unconflpicuous
invisible 447
{latent 526)
iinconstitutional
UTuitie 925
i^oZ 964
unconstrained
free 748
unabashed 9^
wiUGOO
unconsumed
remaining 40
uncontested 474
uncontradicted 488
uncontrite 951
uncontrollable
violent 173
necessity 601
emotion 825
uncontrolled
/ree 748
excitability 825
incontroverted 488
unconventional 83
unconversable 585
unconversant
ignorant 491
unskilled 699
unconverted
dissenting 489
irreligious 989
unconvinced 489
uncooked 674
uncopied 20
uncork 750
tincorrupted
upright 939
{innocent 946)
uncounted 475
uncouple (44)
uncourteous 895
uncourtly
inelegant 579
vulgar 851
rude 895
uncouth
- style 579
tz9/j/846
vulgar 851
{ridiculous 853)
uncover
dent^da 226
open 260
disclose 529
6ot/;894
uncreated 2
uncritical 931
uncropped 50
uncrown 756
unction
emotion 821, 824
divine functions 976
pie<2/ 987
extreme - 998
lay the flattering - to
one's soul
relief 834
Ao7>e858
unctuous oily 355
flaUeririg 933
hypocritical 988
unctuousness 366
unculled
unused 678
relinquished 782
unculpable 946
uncultivated
ignorant 491
unprepared 674
vulgarity 851
uncurbed 748
uncurl 246
luicustomary
exceptional 83
{desuetude 614)
uncut 50
undamaged (648)
undamped 340
undated
without date 115
waving 248
undaiuited 861
undassled 498
undebauched
honorable 939
(innoceti/ 946)
imdecayed (648)
undeceive
inform 527
disclose 529
undeceived
knowing 490
undecided
inquiring 461
uncertain 475
irresolute 605
leave - 609a
undecipherable 519
undecked 849
undecomposed 42
undef aced 845
undefended 725
undeflled
Aone«t 939
innocent 946
cAo^te 960
undeflnable
uncertain 475
unmeaning 517
unintelligible 519
undefined
int;m62e 447
uncertain 475
(ttninte2/i(7i5{e 519)
undeformed 845
undemolished 50
undemonstrable 485
undemonstrated 475
undemonstrative
826
undeniable 474
undeplored 898
imdepraved 939
undeprived 781
under less 34
below 207
subject to 749
range - 76
-age 127
- agent 758
- breath 405
- cover
cowered 223
hidden 528
safe 664
- foot [aee below]
- full strength 651
- lock and key 664
- one's control 743
- one's eyes 446
- press of 744
- protest
dissent 489
compulsion 744
- restraint 751
- seal 467
- subjection 749
- the circumstances 8
- the head of 9
- the mark 34
- the sun 1
- way 282
underbid 794
underbreath 405
underbred 851
underclothing 225
undercurrent
cause 153
stream 348, 349
latent 526
opposing 709
underestunation 483
underfoot 207
tread - 739
undergo 151
- a change 144
- pain 828
undergraduate 541
underground
low 207
deep 208
laterU 526
hidden 528
underhand
latent 526
hidden 52S
- dealing 528
underlay 591
underlessee 779
underlet 787
underlie low 207
latent 526
underline
mark 550
emphatic 642
imderling
servant 746
cloum 876
undermine
burrow 252
damage 659
stratagem 702
hinder 706
undermost 211
underneath 207
undem-song 900
underpaid 817
underpin 215
imderplot 626
underprop 215
imderrate 483
underreckon 483
underscore 550
imdersecretary 74i
undersell 796
underset 215
imdersign
testify 467
(uTi/e 590)
imdersized 193
understand
know 490
intelligible 518
latent 526
be informed 527
give one to - 572
- by meaning 516
interpret 522
- one another
cooperate 709
concord 714
understanding
intellect 450
intelligence 498
come to an -
assent 488
intelligible 518
agree 714
pacification 723
compact 769
good -
concord 714
friendship 888
with the - 469
understood
meaning 516
implied 526
customary 613
{metaphorical 521
understrapper 746
undertake
CNDE
UNDY
UNEV
UNFA
endeavor 676
promise 768
undertaker 363
undertakixig
business 625
enterprise 676
undertone 405
undervalue 483
underwood 367
underwrite
promise 768
compact 769
insurance 771
underwriter 758
undescribed 83
undeserved 925
undeserving of be-
Uef 485
undesigned
chance 621
undesigning
certless 703
undesirable
inexpedient 647
painjxd 830
undesired 830
indifferent 866
undesurous 866
undespairing 858
undestroyed
existing 1
whole 50
persisting 141
undetennined
chance 156
inquiry 461
uncertoin 475
unintelligible 519
irresolute 605
undeveloped
2ate7i^526
undeviating
uniform 16
unchanged 150
a/rai^A^ 246
direc/ 278
persevering 604a
undevout 989
undigested
cnxJic 674
{unarranged 59)
undignified 940
undiminished
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not diminished
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ti?^te 50
undirected
erratic 279
casual 621
undiscemible
visible 447
uninlelliqible 519
undisceming
6/rnd 442
inattentive 458
undisciplined
{unskillful 699)
undisclosed
/a/enf 526
hidden 52S
928
undiscoverable 519
undiscovered 526
undiscriminating
465a
undisguised
in^e494
manifest 525
sincere 543
{meaning 516)
undismayed 861
undisposed of
not tiserf 678
A:ep( 781
imdisputed 474
undissembling 543
undissolved
entire 50
dense 321
undistinguishable
46.5a
undistinguished
465a
undistorted
straight 246
true 494
undistracted 457
undisturbed
quiescent 265
repose 685
unexcited 826
(in order 58)
undivided
u'/io/e 50
complete 52
imdivulged (528)
undo U7}^ze 44
reverse 145
destroy 162
neutralize 179
not do 681
undoing ruin 735
undone
/aiZure 732
adversity 735
pained 828
hopeless 859
undoubted 474
undraped 226
undreaded 861
undreamt of 452
undress clothes 225
niidc 226
simple 849
undressed
unprepared 674
{unadorned 849)
undried 339
undrUled 674
undriven (602)
undrooping
persej'crinQ 604a
(actu'c 682)
undueness 926
undulate
wave 248
oscillnte 314
undutiful 045
undyed (429)
un^^ring
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immutable 150
une aile. ne bactre
que d'- 683
unearned 925
unearth eject 297
disinter 363
inquire 461
discover 480a
unearthly
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Dei/y 976
de?7ion 980
heavenly 981
piotis 987
uneasy 828
- lies the head that
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imedifying 538
uneducated
ignorant 491
unprepared 674
unembarrassed
facility 705
dcgag6 852
imembodied 317
unemployed
not used 678
inactive 681
unencumbered
awy 705
exempt 927a
unendeared 898
imending 112
unendowed 158
- with reason 450a
unendurable 830
imenjoyed
weary 841
unenlightened
ignorant 491
foolish 499
(darik 421)
unenslaved 748
unentOTprising 864
unentertaining 843
unenthralled 748
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unenvied
not respected 929
despised 930
unequal 28
inequitable 923
-to
insufficient 640
{impotent 158)
unequaled 33
imequipped 674
unequitable 923
unequivocal
great 31
sure 474
dear 518
unerring
certain 474
tone 494
innocent 946
unessayed 678
unessential 643
unestablished 185
uneven
diverse 16a
vnequal 28
rou^A 256
uneventful 643
uneiact 495
uneiaggerated 494
unexamined 460
unexampled 20. 83
imexceptionable
good 648
legitimate 924
innocent 946
unexcitable 826
unexcited 823, 826
unexciting 174
unexecuted 730
imexempt 177
unexercised
unprepared 674
untied 678
{unskilled 699)
unexerted 172
unexhausted
vigorous 159
abundant 639
unexpanded
not expanded 195
narrow 203
unexpected
exceptional 83
inexpectation 508
(wonderful 870)
unexpensive 815
unexplained
not known 491
unintelligible 519
latent 626
unexplored
neglected 460
ignorant 491
unseen 536
unexposed 526
unexpressed 536
unexpressive 517
unextended 317
unextinguished
raging 173
&timtn(7 382
unfaded
cotor 428
(perfect 650)
imiading 112
unfailing 141
unfair /aZ«e 544
uiyust 923
dishonorable 940
unfaithful 940
unf alien 946
unfaltering 604a
unfamiliar 83
unfashionable
unconformable 83
vulgar 851
unfashioned
formless 241
uniprou^^ 674
unfasten 44
unfathomable
infinite 105
deep 208
mysterious 519
unfavorable
out of Miuon 135
UNFE
UNGR
UNHE
UNIM
hindrance 706
dbstruciive 708
- chance 473
unfeared 861
unfeasible 471
unfed definent 640
fasting 956
umeeling
physicaUy - 376
morally - 823
unfeigned 543
unfelt823
unfeminine
manly 373
vulgar 851
unfertile 169
unfetter
release 750
(unfasten 44)
unfettered /ree 748
(spontaneous 600)
unfinished
incomplete 53
not completed 730
unfit
inappropriate 24
impotence 158
inexpedient 647
unskillful 699
uTony 923
undue 925
unfitted
noi prepared 674
unfix 44
unfixed
mutable 149
(irresoitite 605)
unflagging
persevering 604a
(ac/it;e 682)
unflanunable 385
unflattering
(ri4« 494
ar<2e«a 703
{fincere 543)
unfledged
2/own^ 127, 129
unprepared 674
unfleshly 317
unflinching
firm G04:
'persevering 604a
brave 861
unfoiled (731)
unfold
straighten 246
evolve 31o
interpret 522
disclose 529
- a tale 594
unforbidden 760
unforced
iin//inp602
free 748
uxiforeseen
unexpected 508
(wonderful 870)
unforfeited 781
unforgiving 919
unf orgotten 505
unfomxed
shapeless 241
unshajped 674
unfortined
pure 42
powerless 158
unfortunate
ill-timed 135
/aiiwre 732
adversity 735
unhappy 828
- woman 962
unfounded
ttn^ru/^ 546
(falsehood 544)
unfrequent 137
unfrequented 893
unfriended
powerless 158
secluded 893
unfriendly
opposed 708
Aos/Oe 889
malevolent 907
unfrock
dismiss 756
punish 972
unfrozen u<arm 382
(liquefied 335)
imfruitful 169
unfulfilled
nonobservance 773
wndue 925
unfurl ixn/oU 313
- a flag
manifest 525
signal 550
unfurnished
insufficient 640
unprepared 674
ungainly tx^Zy 846
rurfe 895
ungallant 895
luigamished 849
imgathered 678
imgenerous
stingy 819
se//is)i 943
ungenial 657
ungenteel
vulgar 851
rii^e 895
luigentle
violent 173
rWe895
ungentlemanly
vulgar 851
Vii(ie 895
dishonorable 940
imgifted 32, 499
unglorified 874
unglue
incoherence 47
(disjoin 44)
ungodly 989
luigovemable
violent 173
disobedient 742
passionate 825
UDgovemed 748
ungraceful
- language 579
1^9^2^846
vulgar 851
imgracious
uncivil 895
unfriendly 907
imgrammatical 568
imgranted 764
imgrateful 917
ungratified
discontent 832
(ixiin 828)
ungrounded
un«u65to7i(ia2 4
erroneoiis 495
ungrudging 816
unguarded
neglected 460
spojitaneous 612
unprepared 674
(dangerous 665)
in an - moment
unexpectedly 508
unguem, ad -
exart 494
perfect 650
unguent 356
imguibus et rostro
686
unguiculate 245
unguided
ignorant 491
impulsive 612
unskilled 699
unguilty 946
unguinous 355
unguis 781
imhabitable 187
unhabituated 614
unhackneyed 614
unhallowed
impious 988
irreligious 989
unhand 750
unhandseled 123
luihandsome 940
imhandy 699
unhappy
adversity 735
pain 828
d^ecte<i837
make - 830
imharbored 185
unhardened
tender 914
innocent 946
penitent 950
unnarmonious
incongruous 2A
unmusical 414
unharness
liberate 750
(disjoin 44)
imhatched 674
unhazarded 664
unhealthy iU 655
unwholesome 657
luiheard of
exceptional 83
improbable 473
ignorant 491
uwidei/iii 870
unheed, -ed 460
unheeding 458
unhelped (708)
unhesitating
belief 484
resolved 604
unhewn
formless 241
unprepared 674
unhindered 748
unhinge
derange 61
ma/:e poiberless 1
unhinged
impotent 158
insane 503
/aiZure 732
unholy 989
unhonored 874
unhook (44)
unhoped 508
unhorsed 732
unhostile888
unhouse 297
unhoused 185
unhurt 670
luiicom
monster 83
carriage 272
(prodigy 872)
imideal existing 1
no thought 452
irtie 494
unification
combination 48
one 87
uniflorous 87
unif oliate 87
imiform
homogeneous 16
simple 42
orderly 58
regular 80
dre«8 225
symmetry 242
Kvery 550
uniformity 16
unigenital 87
unijugate 89
tmiUteral 87
tmiliuminated 42
unilocular 87
unimaginable 47
473
wonderful 870
unimaginative 84
unimagined
existing 1
<nie 494
imimitated 20
unimodular 87
unimpaired
preserved 670
(good 648)
unimpassioned 8'
unimpeachable
certain 474
true 494
(ftie924
approved 931
inruKieia <!^^
UNIM
UNKE
UNLG
UNMI
UDimpeached 931,
946
unimpelled (616)
unimportance 643
unimpressed 838
unimpressible 823
unimproved 659
unincited (616)
unincreased 36
unincumbered
easy 705
exempt 927a
uxiLnduced 616
iminf ected 652
immf ectiouB 656
uninflammable 385
uninfluenced
obsiinale 606
unactuated 616
uninfluential
inert 172
no influence 175a
uninformed 491
uningenuouB 544
uninhabit -able, -ed
absence 187
secluded 893
iminitiated
ignorant 491
unskillful 699
uninjured
verfect 650
healthy 654
presented 670
uninjuriouB 656
uninquisitive 456
uninspired
unexcited 823
(unactuated 616)
uninstructed 491
uninteliectual
incogitant 452
imbecile 499
unintelligent 32, 499
unintelliffibUity 619
uninteUiiible 519
- style 571
render - 538
unintentional
necessa^ry 601
undesigned 621
uninterested
incurious 456
weary 841
duU 843
unintermitting
unbroken 69
durable 110
continuing 143
perset^ering 604a
uninterrupted
continuous 69
perpetual 112
unremitting 893
- existence 112
unintroduced 893
uninured
unaccustomed 614
{unprepared 674)
uninvented 526
uninvestigated 491
630
iminvited 893
uninviting 830
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agreement 23
junction 43
combinaiion 48
concurrence 178
parti/ 712
concord 714
marriage 903
dark - of insensate
dust 363
imion jack 550
iinion pipes 417
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dissimilar 18
original 20
exceptional 83
aZa?i€ 87
unirritating 174
unison
agreemerU 23
melody 413
concord 714
(uniform 16)
unisulcate 259
imit87
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iinite jiotn 43
combine 48
component 56
assemble 72
concur 178
converge 290
party 712
(a^ee 23)
- in pairs 89
- one's efforts 709
- with
codperate 709
united coherent 46
concord 714
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complete 52
sin^^ 87
concord 714
- of time 120
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976
iiniversal 78
music the - language
415
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- concept 450
- favonte 899
- ly present 186
- predicament 25
universe 318
imiversity 542
go to the - 539
- education 537
unjust wrong 923
impious 988
unjustifiable
tsrong 923
inexcusable 938
wicked 945
unjustified 923
undue 925
unkempt
unclean 653
vulgar 851
unkennel eject 297
disclose 529
unkind 907
-est cut of all 828
unkindness
hard - 907
unknighUy 940
unknit (44)
imknowable 519
unknowing 491
unknown
ignorant 491
latent 52Q
- quantities 491
-to fame
inglorious 874
lowborn 876
unlabored
- style 578
unprepared 674
unlace (44)
unlade 297
unladylike
vulgar 851
rude 895
unlamented
hated S9S
disapproved 932
unlatch 44
imlawfiil
undue 925
illegal 9M
unlearn 506
unlearned 491
unleavened 674
unless
circumstances 8
except 83
lification 469
[condition 770)
lettered 491
- Muse 579
- small knowing soul
491
unlicensed 761
imlicked
unprepared 674
vulgar 851
clownish 876
- cub
shapeless 241
unnmnnerly 896
unlike 18
unlikely 471, 473
imlimber 323
unlimited great 31
infinite 105
free 748
- space 180
unlink (44)
unliquefied 321
unlively
grave 837
dw//843
unload
displace 185
«cc« 297
disencumber 705
unlock unfasten 44
discover 480a
J explain 462)
coked for 508
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unfasten 44
liberaU7Q0
imloved 898
imlovely 846
unlucky
inopportune .13S
bad 6^9
unfortunate 735
in pain 830
unmade 2
unmaimed654
unmake 145
unman
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madden ^7
frighten S&O
unmaMgeable
unwieldy 647
perverse 704
unmanly
geminate 374
at8Ao7u>raMe 940
unmanned
dejected S37
cowardly 862
unmannered 895
unmannerly 895
unmarked 460 .
unmarred
sound 654
preserved 670
unmarried 904
unmask
disclose 529
(tf^^Mi; 525)
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different 15
dissimilar 18
unparalUled 20
immeaningness 617
unmeant 517
unmeasured
infinite 105
ti7idi8<in^i8Aed465cf
almruian/ 639
immeditated
impidsive 612
(undesigned 621)
unmeet 925
immellowed 674
unmelodious 414
unmelted 321
unmentionable 874
unmentioned (526)
immerciful
pitiless 914a
(nuzZevo^eia 907)
unmerited 925
unmethodical 59
unmindfiil
inattentive 458
neglectful 460
ungrateful 917
unmingled 42
unmissed 460
unmistakable
certain 474 .
inteUigiUe 6lS
UNMI
UNPI
UNPR
UNRE
manifest 525
(vMiMe446)
unxnitigable 173
uninitiated
ffreatSl
complele 52
violent 173
unmixed 42
unmodified (141)
unmolested safe 664
content S3l
unmoneyed 804
unmoral 823
unmoumedSdS
unmoved
quiescent 265
obstinate 606
insensible 823
(resolvle 604)
(uninduced 616)
tmmu8ical414
- voice 581
unmuzzled 748
unnamed 565
unnatural
exceptional 83
affected S55
STriteJvlWJ
unnecessary
redundant 641
useless 645
inexpedient 647
unneeded645
unneighborly 895
unnerved
powerless 158
u^eoA; 160
dejected 837
unnoted )
unnoticed )
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unnumbered 105
unnurtured 674
unobeyed 742
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good 648
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unobnoxious 648
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free 749
(unopposed 709)
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unobtained 777a
unobtrusive 881
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unthinking 452
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inactive 683-
unoflended
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unprepared 674
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simvle 849
unortnodoz 984
uno saltu 113
unostentatious 881
unowed 807
imowned 782
unpaciflc
discordant 713
warfare 722
unpacifled 713
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unfasten 44
take out 297
unpaid debt 806
honorary 815 •
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unsavory 395
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perfect 650
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unimitated 20
supreme 33
exceptional 83
unpardonable
inexcusable 938
wicked 945
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discourteous 895
curstno 908
unpassable 261
unpassionate 826
impatriotic 911
impeaceful
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itwr 722
unpeople
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banishmeni 893
(displace 185)
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neglected 460
unknovm 491
(foteni 526)
unperformed 730
unperjured
^-u/A/t/Z 543
honorable 939
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impersuadable
obstinate 606
unpersuaded 616
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unphilosophical 499
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unpin (44)
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unpitying
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(anyry 900)
(malevolent 907)
unplaced 185
unplagued 831
unpleasant 830
unpleasiog 830
unpoetical
prose 598
maUer of fact 703
unpolished
rough 256
indegant 579
unprepared 674 .
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ruae895
unpolite 895
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perfect 650
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disagreeable 830
di8ZiA:e 867
unpopularity
Ao/red 898
unportioned 804
unpossessed 777a
unpracticed (699)
unprecedented
exceptional 83
rare 137
unprejudiced 498
unpremeditated
impulsive 612
undesigned 621
unprepared 674
unprepared 674
unprepossessed 498
unprepossessing 846
unpresentable 851
unpretending 881
unprevented 748
unprincipled 945
unprivileged 925
unprized 483
unproclaimed 526
unproduced
inexistent 2
unproductive
useless 645
unproductiveness
169
unproficiency 699
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unproductive 169
useless 645
inexpedient 647
bad 04^
improlific 169
unpromising 859
unprompted 612
unpronounced
(latent 526)
unpropitious
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hopeless 859
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(disagreeing 24)
unprosperous 735
luiprotected 665
unproved 477
unprovided
scanty 640
unprepared 674
unprovoked (616)
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tardy 133
untimdy 135
irregular 139
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unpurchased 796
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unpurposed 621
unpursued 624
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certain 474
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inexpert 699
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straighten 246
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interpret 522
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ignorant 491
unready 674
unreal
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imaginary 515
unreasonable
impossible 471
illogical A77
misjudging 481
/oo/i«A 499
exorbitant 814
tinjue^ 923
unreclaimed 951
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UNSC
UNSL
UNST
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unrespected 929
unregenerate 988
unreffifltered 552
unremed 748
unrelated 10
unrelenting
pitiless 914a
revengefvl 919
{malevolent 907)
unreliable 475
unrelieved 835
unremarked 460
unremembered 506
unremitting
continuous 69
continuing 110
persevering 604a
(industrious 682)
unremoved 184
unremunerated 808
unrenewed 141
unrepaid (806)
unrepealed 141
imrepeated single 87
Sew 103
imrepentant 951
imrepining 831
unreplenished 640
imreported (526)
imrepressed 173
unreproached 946
unreproved 946
unrequited
owing 806
ingratitude 917
unresented
forgiven 918
unresenting
enduring 826
unreserved
manifest 525
veracious 543
artless 703
imresisted 743
unresisting 725
unresolved 605
unrespected 929
unrespited 971
unrest
changeable 149
moving 264
unrestored
fatigue 688
unrestrained
unencumbered 705
free 748
unrestricted
undiminished 31
free 7^
unretracted 535
unrevealed (528)
unrevenged 918
unreversed 143
unrevoked 143
632
unrewarded
unpaid 806
ingratitude 917
unrimned 598
imriddle
find out ^^Oa
disclose 529
(interpret 522)
unrig 645
unrighteous 945
imrip260
imripe 674
imrivaled i
supreme 33
(good 648)
imiivet (44)
unrobe (226)
unroll evolve 313
display 525
(unravel 47)
(straighten 246)
imromantic 494
unroof (226)
unroot
extract 301
(destroy 162)
imruffled calm 174
^iet 2d5
unaffected 823
placid S2G
(in order 58)
unruly violent 173
obstinate 606
disobedient 742
tmsaddle 756
xmsafe 665
xmsaid 526
tmsaleable
useless 645
setting 796
cheap 815
unsaluted 929
tmsanctified
impiety 988
irrdigion 989
tmsanctioned 925
iui8ated865
unsatisfactory
inexpedient 647
6ad649
displeasing 830
disconieni 832
lUisatisfled
discontented 832
desirous 865
imsavoriness 396
xmsay recant 607
(negation 536)
imscanned 460
unscathed 654
unscattered (72)
imschooled
ignorant 491
(unskiUful 699)
unscientmc
illogical 477
(erroneot^« 495)
unscoured 653
tmscreened (665)
imscrew (44)
unscriotural 984
imscrupulous 940
tmseal 529
tmsearched 460
unseasonable
inappropriate 24
itt-«i7n€d 135
(inexpedient 647)
unseasoned
unaccustomed 614
unprepared 674
unseat 756
tmseconded
(unassisted 706)
tmseemly
inexpedient 647
14^22^846
vulgar 851
undue 925
viciotis 945
tmseen
invisible 447
neglected 460
latent 526
unsegmentic 357
imseldom 136
xmselfish 816, 942
tmseparated 46
tmserviceable 645
unservient 645
tmsettle derange 61
tmsettled
mutable 149
displaced 185
uncertoin 475
- in one's mind 503
unsevered 50
tmsez 146
tmshaokle (untie 44)
(liberaU 750)
tmshaokled
(/ree 748)
unshaded
manifest 525
unshaken
8/r(m(7 159
(resolute 604)
- belief 484
tmshapely 846
unshapen
amorphous 241
(ugly 846)
tmshared 777
tmsheathe
(uncover 266)
- the sword
trar722
unsheltered (655)
tmshielded 665
unshifting 143
tmship 297
unshocked 823
tmshom 50
tmshortened 200
unshrinking
determined 604
courageous 861
unsifted 460
unsightly 846
tmsinged 670
unskillf ulness 699
unslaked 865
unsleeping
persevering 604a
active 682
unsmooth256'
unsociable 893
unsocial 893
unsoiled652
tmsold 777
unsolder
(duQoin 44)
(incoherence 47)
unsoldierlike 862
unsolicitouB 866
tmsolved 526
tmspphisticatad
simple 42
genuine 494
artless 703
(goodO^)
iuisorted59
tmsought
avoided 623
unrequested 766
unsound
iUogical 477
erroneous 495
deceptive 545
imperfect 651
(unhealthy 655)
- heaps of miser'a
treasures 819
-mind 503
unsown 674
unsparing
abundant 630
severe 739
liberal 816
with an - hand 818
tmspeakable
great 31
wonderful 870
imspecined78
tmspent 678
tmspied 526
unspiritual 316
unspoiled
(^ood 648)
unspoken (581)
tmspotted
dean 652
beautiful ^/^
innocent 946
unstable
changeable 149
precarious 665
- equilibrium 149
unstaid 149
unstrained
c2ean 652
honorable ^QQ
imstatesmanUke €M
imsteadf ast 605
imsteady
mutable 149
irresolute 605
in danger 665
(fickU e07)
unstinted 639
unstirred 823, 826
imstopped
continuing 142
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UNTO
UNVA
UNWI
open 260
iinstored 640 *
unstrained
tur&u2 653
relaxed GS7
- meaninfl; 516
imstrengthenod 160
unstrucK 823
unstrung 160
unstudied 460
unsubject 748
unsubmissive 742
unsubsenrient
useless 645
inexpedient 647
unsubstantial 4
weak 160
rare 322
erroneous 495
imaginary 515
unsubstantiality 4
unsuccessful 732
imsucceesive 70
imsuitable
incongruous 24
{inexpedient 647)
- time 135
unsullied dean 652
honorable 939
{guililess^AS)
unsung 526
unsupplied 640
imsupported
weak 16D
{unassisted 706)
- by evidence 468
imsuppressed 141
imsurmountable
471
unsurpassed 33
unsusceptible 823
unsuspected
heliej 484
lalent 526
unsusi>ecting
hopeful 9^
unsuspicious
belief A9A
artless 703
/wpe858
imsustainable
erroneous 495
unsustained
{weak 160)
(um28«Mto(i 706)
unswayed (616)
unsweet 395
unswept653
unswerving
straight 246
direct 278
persevering 604a
unsymmetric
unconformable 83
unsymmetrical
irrcptitor 59
distorted 243
unsympathetic 24
tmsystematic 59
untack (44)
untainted pure 652
Aea2^y654
honorable 939
untalked of 526
untamed rude 851
ferocious 907
untangled (58)
untamisbed
Aam>ra62e939
(innocent 946)
untasted391
untaught
ignorant 491
untrained 674
untaxed 815
unteach538
unteachable
foolish 499
urMA:i£(/iiZ 699
untempted (616)
untenible
powerless 158
illoaical 477
undefended 725
untenanted 187
unthanked 917
unthankful 917
unthankfulness 915
unthawed
solid S2l
colddSS
unthinkable 471
unthinking
unconsidered 452
involuntary 601
unthought of
unconsidered 452
neglected 460
unthread: - rude eye
of rebellion 742
imthreatened 664
unthrifty
unprepared 674
prodigal 818
unthrone 756
untidy
in disorder 59
slovenly 653
untie liberate 750
{loose 44)
- the knot 705
untU 106, (108)
- now 118
untilled 674
untimely 135
- end 360
untinged simple 42
{uncolored 429)
untired 689
untiring 604a
untiUed 876
untold
countless 105
uncertain 475
latent 526
secret 528
untouched
disused 678
insensible 823
untoward
iU-timed 135
bad 649
unprosperous 735
unpfeo^an/ 830
untraced 526
untracked 526
untractable *
obstinate 606
unskillful 699
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unaccustomed 614
unprepared 674
unskUled 699
untranuneled
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/rce 748
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untranslated 20, 523
untraveled 265
untreasured 640
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untrinuned
unprepared 674
simple 849
untrodden netp 123
impervious 261
no^ u«ec2 678
imtroubled
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peaceful 721
untrue
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unveradous 546
untrustworthy
uncerfoin 475
erroneous 496
danger 665
dishonorable 940
untruth 546
untunable 414
unturned 246
untutored
i^Tioran/ 491
unprepared 674
artleM 703
untwine 313
untwist
evolve 313
{separate 44, 47)
{straighten 246)
unused
unoccti^^ometif 614
unskillful 699
unusual 83
unusually t;ery 31
unutterable
(^ea< 31
wonderful 870
unvalued
underrated 483
undesired 866
(/i«2iJted 898
unvanquished 748
unvaried
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continuing 143
- s/yZc 575, 576
unvarnished
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- «<yi€ 576
simple 849
- tale eru« 494
veracious 543
unvarying 143
unveil disclose 529
{manifest 525)
unventuated 261
unveracious 544
unversed
ignorant 491
{unskilled 699)
unvezed 831
unviolated 939
imvisited 893
unvitiated (648)
unwakened 683
unwarlike 862
unwarmed383
unwarned
unexpected 508
danger 665
unwarped Judgment
498
unwarrantable
wrong 923
unwarranted 923
iUoqical 477
undue %25
illegal 904
unwary
negl^ul 460
{rash 863)
unwashed 653
great - 876
imwaste (639)
unwatchf ul 460
unwavering 604a
unweakened 159
unwearied
persevering 604a
indefatigable 682
refreshed 689
unwedded 904
unweeded garden
674
unweeting 491
unweighed 460
unwelcome
disagreeable 830
unsocial 893
unwell 655
unwept 831
unwholesome 657
unwieldy large 192
heavy 319
cumbersome 647
difficult 704
ugly S4Q
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unwi
dissent 489
unwillingness 608
unwind evolve 313
{straighten 246)
unwiped 653
unwise 499
unwished 866
unwithered 159
unwitnessed (526)
unwitting
ignorant 491
involuntary 601
unwittiniqsJbs
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undesignedly 621
unwomsmly 373
unwonted
unusual 83
unaccustomed 614
unworldly 939
unworn 159
unworshiped 929
unworthy
shameful 874
vicious 945
- of belief 485
- of notice 643
unwrap 246
unwrinkled 255
unwritten
latent 52^
obliterated 552
spoken 582
unwrought 674
unyielding
tough S23
obstinate 606
resisting 719
unyoke (44)
up aloft 206
vertical 212
effervescing 353
excited S24:
all - with
destruction 162
failure 732
adversity 735
prices looking - 814
the game is - 735
time- 111
- and at them 716
- and doing 682
- and down 314
-in 698
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active QS2
opposition 708
attack 716
resistance 719
warfare 122
- on end 212
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upas tree 663
upbear
support 215
raise 307
upbraid 932
upcast 307 .
upgrow 206
upgrowth
expansion 194
ascent 305
upheave 307
uphill acdimly 217
ascent 305
laborious 686
difficult 704
uphoist 307
uphold
continue 143
support 215
evidence 467
aid 707
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upnolder 711
upholstery 633
uplands 206
uplift. 307
upon
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- oath 535
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future 121
upper 206
- case printing 591
- classes 875
- hand
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success 731
sway 737
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inteOed^tSO
wisdom 498
- ten thousand 875
uppermost
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say what comes - 612
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topic 454
aUentian 457
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uprear 307
upright
vertical 212
honest ^Z^
uprise 305
uprising 742
uproar
disorder 59
violence 173
noise 404
uproarious
excitable 825
uproot
extract 301
(destroy 162)
ups and downs of
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adversity 735
upset destroy 162
invert 218
throw down 308
cte/eo/ 731
excite 824
disconcert 874
upshot resiiZ^ 154
judgment 480
completion 729
(eruf 67)
upside down 218
upstairs 206
upstart
prosperous 734
plebeian 876
up to /ime 106
poi/?er 157
knowing 490
3/W//M/ 698
l^rdfe 861
- one's ears 641
- one's eyes 641
-snuff 702
- the brim 52
- the mark
equal 27
sufftcieni^^
good 648
due 924
- this time
time 106
past 122
upturn 210
upwards 206
- of more 33
plurality 100
uranic 318
uranography 318
uranoute 318
uranology 318
urban 189
urbane 894
urbem latericiamin-
venit 658
urbis conditsB, anno
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urceus 191, 998
urchin chUd 129
smM 193
wretch 949
imp 980
urge violence 173
impel 276
incite 615
hasten ^A:
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urgent required 630
important 642
hasU^SA
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funereal 363
heater 386
cinerary - 363
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(rule 80)
usance 806
use habit 613
uw«te638
utUUy^M
employ 677
property 780
be of - to aid 707
&e7iet^[enc« 906
in - 677
make good - of 658
- a right 924
-doth breed a habit
613
- one's discretion 600
- one's endeavor 675
- up 677
used to 613
used up
deteriorated 659
fatigue 688
weary 841
satiated 869
useful 644
render - 677
useless 645
user
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Usha8 979
usher recent 296
teacher 540
servant 746
courtesy 894
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precession 280
announce 511
- into the world 161
U8lne691
usque ad nauseam
841
usquebaugh 959
voTipov vpdnpov 59
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cueUmuiry 613
usuci4>tion 777
usufruct 677
usurer {em2er 787
mercharU 797
credit 805
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usurious 819
usurp assume 739
seize 7^^
illegal ^Q&
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usurpation
insolence 885
usury 806
utensil recipient 191
instrument 633
utilitarian 910
utiut^eu
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utilise 677
uti possidetis
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possession TH
-reterUion 781
utmost 33
deserted in one's -
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do one's - 686
in one's - need 735
- heidit 210
Utopia
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hopeful S5S
utricle 191
utter extreme 31
distribute 73
disclose 529
publish 531
speak 580, 582
money 800
utterly con,pletely 52
uttermost 31
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distance 196
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uxorious 897
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unmeaning 517
scanty 640
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depart 293
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vacation
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(Imure 685)
▼acatur 756
▼accine366
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▼acillate
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undulate 314
UHiver 605
vacuity 187, 452
vacuolar 357
▼acuolization 161
vacuometer 466
▼acuouB
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{inexistent 2)
yacuuxn
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▼ademecum
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sdioolbook 64^
yadiuxn 771
vn victisl uhzt 722
adversity 735
threat 9QQ
vagabond
wanderer 268
low person 876
rogue 949
Tagabondaffe 266
Tagary
abswdUy 497
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tp/iim 608
an^ic 840
Taga8 999
Taginate223
vagitUB 129
Tagrant
changeable 149
roving 266
traveler 2'&^
deviating 279
Tague
uncertain 4tJb
unreasoning 4TJ
obscure 519
- language 571
- suggestion 514
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reward 973
(expendihire 809)
Tain unreaZ 2
unprofitable 645
unvalued 866
conceited 880
in 'failure 732
labor in -
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usdess 645
/aii 732
take a name in - 895
use - efforts 645
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- expectation 509
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haughty 878
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boasting 884
yaka8 999
Takil 968
valance 231
vale 252
- of years 128
valeat quantum 467
valeat quantum va-
lere protest 465a
valediction
adieu 293
courtesy 894
valedictorian 293
valedictory 582
valentine 902
valet 746
- de chambre 746
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interpreter 524
guide 527
valet anchora virtus
666
valetudinarian.
invalid 655
salubrity 656
Valhalla 981
valiant 861
valid confirmed 150
powerful 157
strong 159
true4M
sufficient ^9
{influential 179)
- reasoning 476
valise 191
vallation 717
valley 252
- of the shadow of
death 360
Valium 717
valoir, se f aire - 884
valoV 861
for - 733
valorem, ad - 812
valorization 480
valuable
usefiU 644
good 648
value
color 428
measure 466
estimate 480
importance 642
u^%644
goodness 648
price 812
approbation 931
of priceless - 814
set a - upon 482
- receiv«i 810
valueless 646
valve stop 263
conduit 350
safety - safety 664
refuge 666
escape 671
vambrace 717
vamose 293
vamp change 140
- up improve 658
restore 660
prepare 673
vampire
evil doer 913
demon 9S0
vampirism
extortion 789
sorcery 992
van beginning 66
front 2^
wagon 272
in the - 234
precession 280
van-courier 64
Vandal vulgar 851
commonalty 876
evil doer 913
vandalism 851
Vandyke 257
Vandyke brown 433
vane wind 349
indication 550
vanfos 717
vanguard 234
vaniUa298
vanish
unsiibstantial 4
transient 111
disappear 449
{cease to exist 2)
vanishing small 32
;Mel93
vanity useless 645
conceit 880
Vanity Fair 852
vanquish 731
vantisige ground
superiority 33
power 157
influence 175
height 2m
vapid insipid 391
- style 575
{unattractive 866]
vaporarium 386
vaporisation 336
vapor gas 334
&ti&6^353
/ancy 515
&oa«( 884
insolence 885
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vaporer 887
vaporous
{opaque 426)
vapors
d^ection 837
vaquero 370
vargueno 191
variable
irregular 139
changeable 149
irresolute 605
variance
difference 15
disagreement 24
discord 713
at - enmity 889
at - with 489
variation
difference 15
dissimilarity 18
diverseness 20a
number 84
chance 140
music 415
varicella 655
varicose 655
varied 15
- assortment 81
variegation 440
variety
difference 15
c^« 75
multiformity 81
exception 83
- the spice of life fi
variform 81
variola 655
variometer 466
varionmi 596
various
different 15
man^ 102
- places 182
- times 119
varium et mutab
149, 374
varlet 949
varnish
overlay 22S
resin 356a
sophistry 477
falsehood 544
painting 556
decorate 847
excuse 937
Varuna 318^ 979
VARY
VEND
VENT
VERD
vary differ 15
dissimilar 18
variation 20a
change 140
fluctuate 149
va sans dire, cela -
certain 474
manifest 525
vascular cells 191
holes 2^
pipes 350
yasculum 191
vase 191
vassal 746
vassalage 749
vast great 31
spacious 180
large 192
- learning 490
vasty deep 341
vat 191
va-t'en 297
Vatican
churchdom 995
temple 1000
thunders of the - 908
vaticide 361
vaticination 511
vatum, genus irri-
tabUe - 597
vaudeville 599
vault cellar 191
curve 245
^p309
tom6 363
- of heaven 318
vaulted
curved 245
concave 252
vaulting
superior 33
aspiring 865
vaunt 884
vauntmure 717
vaurien 949
vavasour
possessor 779
nobleman 875
veal 298
vectigalia nervos esse
rei publicae 809
vection 270
Vedas 986
vedette 668
vedi Napoli e poi
muori 827
veer change 140
deviate 279
go back 283
change intention 607
vega 344
vegetability 366
vegetable 367
- kingdom 367
- life 365
- oil 356
- physiology 369
vegetality 365
vegetarian 953
vegetate exist 1
groxp 194
036
inactive 683
insensible 823
vegetation 365
vehemence
violence 173
feeling 821
emotion 825
vehement
- language 574
vehicle
carriage 272
instrument 631
veil covering 225
s?iade 424
conceal 528
ambush 530
draw aside the - 529
take the -
seclude 893
church 995
veiled
{invisible 447)
vein tendency 176
^in 203
^reod 205
humor 602
mine 636
affections 820
in the - 602
not in the - 603
veined 440
veinlet 205
veldt 344
veldtschoen 225
velis et remis 274
veliUtion 720
veUeity 600
vellicate 315
vellicating 392
vellum 590
velo 466
veloce music 415
velocipede 272
velocity
rate of motion 264
sunftness 274
angular - 244
vel prece vel pretio
103, 814
velumen 255
veluti in speculum
17
velutinous 255
velvet smooth 255
pile 25Q
pleasure 377
on - easy 705
velveteen 255
vena 350
venal price 812
stingy 819
dishonest 940
selfish 943
venation 622
vend 796
vendaval 349
vendee 795
vender 796
vendetta 919
vendible 796
venditation 884
vendor 796
vendue 796
veneer layer 204
covering 223
venenation 659
venerable old 124
aged 128
sage 500
respected 928
veneration
respect 928
piety 9S7
venery killing 361
hunting 622
impurity 961
venesection
ejection 297
remedy 662
Venetian blinds 351
vengeance 919
cry to heaven for-
923
with a-
greatly 31
violent 173
vengeful 919
venial 937
veniam petimusque
damusque vicis-
sim918
venienti occurrere
morbo 673
venire 969
- facias 969
venison 394
veni vidi vici
actim 682
success 731
vennel 627
venom bane 663
malignity 907
venomous bad 649
poisonous 657
rude S95
maleficent 907
venose 205
vent opening 260
egress 295
air pipe 351
disaose 529
escape 671
sale79Q
find - egress 295
passage 302
publish 531
escape 671
give - to
emit 297
disclose 529
- one*s rage 900
- one's spleen 900
venter 191
venthole 351
ventiduct 351
ventilabnun 349
ventilate
begin 66
air 338
wind 349
discuss 595
- a question
inquiry 461
reasoning 476
ventilator
wind 349
air pipe 351
ventosi^ 349
vent peg
stopper 2GS
safely Om
escape 671
ventre Ik terre 274
ventricle 191
ventricose 250
ventriloquisni 580
venture
chance 621
danger 665
try&75
undertaking 676
courage 861
I'll - to say 535
venturesome
brave 861
ra«/i863
venue 74, 183
venula 205
Venus
luminary 423
-'s flytrap 545
beatUy 845
love S97
veracity 648
veranda 191
vera prospoit^ 803
verbal 562
- intercourse
speech 582
interlocution 588
- quibble
absurdity 497
u^842
verbarian 562
verbatim
imitation 19
exact 494
words 562
verbiage
unmeaning 517
diffuse 573
iJbsitrdity 497)
verbis :
totidem - 494
- ad verbera 720
verborum, copia -
diffuse 573
eloquence 582
lo^^mcious 584
verbosity
diffuse 573
loquacity 584
verbum sapienti 527
verbum sat sapienti
668, 695
verdad: locos y nifios
dicen la - 494
verdant
vegetation 367
green 435
verd antique 435
verdict
opinion 480
VERD
VESP
VIAE
VICT
lawsuU 969
snatch a -
cheat 545
cunning 702
verdigris 435
verdine 435
verditer 435
verditure 435
verdure
vegetation 367
green 435
verecundiam, argu-
mentum ad -
shame 874
^nar 939
verecundity
humility 879
modesty 881
Verein 712
verge
tendency 176
near 197
edge 2^1
limU 233
direction 278
vergent 67
verger 996
veridical 543
veriest 31
verification
test^QS
warrant 771
verify 463
evidence 467
demonstrate 478
find out 480a
verily truly 494
{positively 32)
verisimilitude 472
veritik
la - ^ figlia del tempo
494
veritable 494
Veritas, nuda - 494
- Dunquam perit 494
- (xlium pant 543
veritatem dies aperit
494
feritatis simplex
oratio est 543,
849
v6rit6, palais de - 703
v6rit6 sans peur 543
verity 494
verjuice 397
vermeology 368
vermicular
convoluted 248
ivom 366
vermiform 248
vermifuge 662
vermilion 434
vermin
animal 366
unclean 653
base S7Q
vernacular
native 188
internal 221
language 560
habUual613
vernal early 123
spring 125
vernier
minuteness 193
- scale 466
Vemunf t 450
vero, vitam impen-
dere-
affir motion 535
honor 939
veronica 993
verrons, nous - 507
verruca 250
versatile
changeable 149
{irresolute 605)
{fickU 607)
verse division 51
poetry 597
versed in
knowledge 490
{skiU 698)
versicolor 440
versify 597
version special 79
interpretation 522
Verstand 450
versus
i4ywards7:i%
against 708
vert 435
vertebra 215, 222
vertebral 222
- column 222
vertebration 357
vertex 210
verticality 212
verticity 312
vertigo
rotation 312
delirium 503
verve
imagination 515
vigorous language
574
feeling 821
very 31
-best 648
- image 554
- many 102
- minute 113
- much 31
- picture 17
- small 32
-thing
identity 13
agreement 23
focaci 494
-true
assent 488
- well
content 831
vesicatory 662
vesicle ceU 191
covering 223
globe 2^9
vesicular
cells 191
holes 260
vespers 990
vespertine
evening 126
vessel
receptacle 191
tube 200
ship 273
vest place 184
dress ^5
- in belong to 777
give 784
vesta match 388
vestal 960
vested fixed 150
legal 963
- in located 184
- interest
given 780
due 924
vestibule
entrance 66
room 191
vestige 551
vestigia:
- nulla i^trorsum
progression 282
perseverance 004a
restoration 660
veteris - flammse
memory 505
habUQlS
vestigial 193
vestment dress 225
canonicals 999
vestry council 696
churchdom 995
church 1000
vesture 225
vesuvian
match 388
Vetera extoUimus re-
centium incuri-
osil24
veteran old 130
adept 700
warrior 726
veterinarian 370
veterinary art 370
veteris vestigia flam-
m»
memory 505
habUOn
veto 761
vettura 272
vetturino 694
veut: celui qui -celui-
la peut 604, 698
vex 830
vexata qussstio
difficulty 704
discord 713
vexation
pain 828, 830
- of spirit 828
discontent 832
vexatious 830
vexed question
difficulty 704
discord 713
vexillum 550
vi& direction 278
way 627
viable 359
via lactea 318
viameter 466
viaduct 627
vial 191
vials: -of hate 898
- of wrath 900
viands 298
viaticum
provision 637
riU 99S
vibrate 314
- between two ex-
tremes 149
vibratile 314
vibratiuncle 314
vibratory
changeable 149
vibroscope 314
vicar deputy 759
clergyman 996
- of Bray
tergiversation 607
servUilySSO
vicarage 1000
vicariate 995
vicarious
substitute 147
vicarship 995
vice
pinion 752
deputy 759
holder 7Sl
wickedness 946
daubed his - with
show of virtue 545
vice admiral 745
Vice Chancellor 967
-'s Court 966
vicegerency 755
vicegerent 758, 759
vicenary 98
vice president 694
vice-regal 759
viceroy
governor 745
deputy 759
vicesimal 98
vice vers&
reciprocal 12
contrary 14
interchange 148
vicinage 197, 227
vicinism 145
vicinity 197, 227
vicious 945
render - 659
- reasoning 477
vicissitude
changeable 149
{change 140)
victim dupe 547
defeated 732
sufferer 828
victimize kill 361
deceive 545
injure 649
baffle 731
victis, vn -
war 722
threat 909
VICT
VINT
VIRT
VISI
Tietoria
carriage 272
Victoria Cross 733
victory 731
victriz fortuna sa-
pientia 498
victual provide 637
victuals 298
vide et erode 484
videlicet
specification 79
namely 522
{example 82)
vide ut supra 550
viduity 905
vie good 648
- with
contend 720
{oppose 708)
vieUe 417
Viet annis
violence 173
exertion 686
compulsion 744
vieux: - comptes 901
peu de gens savent
6tre - 128
view sight 441
appearance 448
attend to 457
opinion 484
landscape painting
556
intention 620
bring into - 525
come into - 446
commanding - 441
in - visible 446
intended 420
expected 507
keep in - 457
on - 448
present to the - 448
- as 484
- in a new light 658
with a - to 620
viewless 4 17
vigesimal 98
vigeur de dessus 981
vigil care 459
vigilance care 459
wisdom 498
activity 682
vigilant 864
vigils worship 990
vigneron371
vignette
engraving 558
embellishment 847
vigor strength 159
energy 171
style 674
resolution 604
health 654
activity 682
viking 792
vile valueless 643
bad 049
paiJiful 830
disgraceful 874
plebeian 876
638
dishonorable 940
vicious 945
vilification 908
vilify shame 874
censure 932
detract 934
{disrespecl^ 929)
{contempt 930)
vilipend
disrespect 929
censure 932
de/rad 934
vUipendency 930
viUal89
village 189
- talk 588
villager 188
villain servant 746
«e7/876
rascal 949
villanous bod 648
wicked 945
- saltpeter 727
villany 940
villein [see villain]
villenage
subjection 749
tenure 111
viUi256
villous 256
vim 682
vin: - d'honneur
arrival 292
courtesy 894
not think - ordinaire
of oneself 880
Vina 417
vinaigrette 400
vincible
impotent 158
{weak 160)
vincit
- qui patitur 731
- qui se vincit 731
vincture 43
vinculo matrimonii,
separatio a -905
vinculum 46
- matrimonii 903
vindicate
avenge 919
justify 937
- a right 924
vindication 937
vindicator
revenqe 919
vindictive
irascible 901
revengeful 919
vinegar 397
- aspect 846
vinegrub 659
vineyard
tillage 371
u^orkshop 691
vingt-un 840
vino tortus et ir& 901
vintage
agriculture 371
«torc 636
vintner 797
viol 417
violate
disobey 742
nonobservance 773
undue 925
dereliction 927
ravish 961
- a law 83
- a us€ige 614
- the law 964
violence 178
arbitrary 964
do - to &ad 649
nonobservance 773
undue 925
violent 173
excitable 825
in a - degree 31
lay - hands on 789
- death dea^ 360
kiUmi
violet 437
violin 417
violinist 416
violoncello 417
violone 417
viper
snafce 366
baneOGS
evil doer 913
bad man 949
virago 901
virent 435
vires acquirit eundo
increase 35
energy 171
velocity 274
virescence 435
virgate 246
VirgiliansB, sortes -
621
virgin new 123
girl 129
spinster 904
pure 900
- soil
ignorance 491
untilled 674
virginal 900
virginals 417
Virginia
crooked as - fence
243
- reel 840
virginibus puerisque
960
viribus, totis - 686
viridity 435
virile
adolescent 131
strong 159
manly 373
virt<1850
virtual
inexistent 2
unsubstantial 5
- image 443
virtually
{truly 494)
virtue power 157
oovrage 861
goodness 944
purity 960
by - of power 167
tnatrumentaUty 631
in -of
authority 137
make a - of neoeaait;
no choice 609o
skiU Q9S
submit 725
compromise 774
bear 826
- greatest of aO mon-
archies 944
virtueless 945
virtuoso 850
virtuous virtue 944
purUy960
virtus
- ariete fortior 861
- laudatur et iJget
944
- vincit invidiam 944
virtutis f ortuna co-
mes 88
virulence
energy 171
noxiousness 649
insalubrity 657
discourtesy 895
anger 900
malevolence 907
virum volitare per
ora531
virus disease 656
poison 663
vis:-atergo284
-comica842
* conservatrix 670
-inertiffi
potoer 157
inertness 172
insensibility 823
- medicatrix
restoration 660
remedy &d2
' mortua 157
- viva 157
visa 488
visage /ran< 234
avpearance 448
vis-a-vis front 234
opposite 2^
carriage 272
viscera 221
viscid 352
viscidity 327
viscount 875
viscous 352
vi8cum45
vise 752
Vishnu 979
visibiUty 446
visible 446
{inteUigibU 518)
become - 448
be -448
darkness - 421
vision sight 441
phantasm 443
dream 515
VISI
VOIC
VOLL
VOTO
specter 980
organ of - 441
visionary
inexislent 2
unsubstantial 4
impossible 471
imaginary 515
heterodox 984
{untrue 495)
Yiflionless 442
visit arrival 292
social S92
courtesy 894
- upon 972
visitation
disease 655
adversity 735
suffering 828
(etrii 619)
- of the sick 998
-8 of Providence 976
visiting:
on - terms
friendship 888
sociality 892
- card 550
visitor director 694
friend S90
visor 530
vista
convergence 260
sight 441
appearance 448
expectation 507
- of time 109
visual 441
- organ 441
vitability 359
vitflB, elixir - 662
vital life 359
important 642
- air 359
- force 359
- part 3
- principle 1
vitalic 359
vitaUty
stability 150
strength 159
life 359
vitalize 359
vitals 221
vitam impendere
vero
affirmation 535
honor 939
vitiate
deteriorate 659
vitiated
diseased 655
viticulture 371
vitref orm 425
vitreous hard 323
transparent 425
vitrics 191
vitrify 323
vitrine 191
vitrite425
vituperate 932
vituperation 908
vituperator 936
viva! glory 873
praise 931
vivace music 415
vivacious
active 682
sensitive 822
cheerful 836
vivamus, dum vivi-
mus-840
vivandidre 797
vivarium 370
viv& voce 582
Vive glory be to 873
on the qui - 824
Vive memor leti 695
Vivendi, modus - 723
Vivendi caus& 359
vivere : nee tecum pos-
sum-630
vivere est cogitare
454, 451
vivid energetic 171
sensibility 375
light 420
color 42S
{powerful 157)
vivuy strength 159
life 359
vivisection
pain 378
cruetty 907
vivit post f imera vir-
tus 873
vivre:-ce n'est pas
respirer 680
vixen /ox 366
female Zl A
shrew 901
viz. [see videlicet]
vizier director 694
deputy 759
vizor mask 530
shield 717
vlei 345
vobis, sic vos non -
791
vocable 562
vocabulary 562
vocal music 415
voice 580
vocalist 416
vocalize 580
vocation
business 625
{duty 926)
voce, sotto - 581
vociferation
loud 404
cry 411
voice 580
vogue custom 613
fashion 852
fame 873
vogue la galdre
persevere 604a
amusement 840
voice sound 402
cry 411
judgment 480
promulgate 531
affirmation 535
express 566
human - 680
choice 60
{belief 484)
give one's - for 488
make one's - heard
175
my - is still for war
722
raise one's -
shoui 411
sveak 582
still small -
faint sound 405
conscience 926
want of - 581
warning - 668
- against
dissent 489
oppose 708
- of a good woman
580
- of the charmer 933
- of the tempter 615
voiceless 581
-woe 837
void unsvbstantial 4
absence 187
emi/297
{inexistence 2)
null and - 964
- of foundation 546
- of reason 450a
- of suspicion 484
voiturier 268
voivode 745
volant 267
Volapttk 563
volat hora per orbom
106
volatile light 320
gaseous 334
vaporizable 336
irresolute 605
capricious 608
- alkali 334
vol-au-vent 298
volcanic
violent 173
Aea/382
6tim^388
excitable 825
volcano
violence 173
furnace 386
-pitfall 667
on a-
danger 665
volitare per or a,
virum - 531
volitation 267
volitient 600
Volk der Dichter
und Denker 451,
597
volksraad 696
volley
collection 72
violence 173
report 40Q
ailoxklV^
{impulse 276)
volo sic jubeo, sic «
wiUQOO
command 741
volontd, Ik - 600
voltaic electricity
157
volte-face 283, 607
voltigeur 726
volte sciolto i pen-
sieri stretti, il-
525, 544, 585
voluble 584
volume great 31
bulk 192
book 593
speak -s
evidence 467
intelligible 518
inform 527
- of smoke 330
volimtary uniting 602
donation 784
- school 542
volimtas, stet pro
ratione - 600
volimteer will 600
uniting Q02
endeavor 676
combatant 726
offer 7^
voluptas, sua ciii-
que - 865
voluptates commen-
dat rarior usus
377
voluptuary
sensualist 954a
libertine 962
voluptuous
pleasure 377
delightful 829
intemperate 954
impure 961
volutation 312
volute 248
vomit 297
vomitory
opening 260
exit 295
voodoo 992, 994
voorlooper 64
voortrekker 64, 673
voracious desire 865
glutton 957
Vorspiel 415
Vorstellung 515
vortex rotation 312
agitation 315
river 348
votary
aujciliary 711
devotee 865
vote affirmation 535
choice 609
- for 488
votis, hoc erat in -
865
votive 768
- offetvMj,<5fif5i
vouc
vox
VULG
VULT
vouch aasert 535
- for 467
voucher
evidence 467
indication 550
security 771
payment 807
{record 551)
vouchsafe
permit 760
consent 762
a«A;765
condescend 879
vow affirmation 535
promise 768
worship 900
take -s 995
vowel 561
vox:
- audita pcrit 140, 505
- et prseterea nihil
unsubstantial 4
powerless 158
unmeaning 517
min 880
boasting 884
- faucibus hflesit
voiceless 581
/ear 860
uvrwier 870
- populi
oAsen/ 488
publication 531
c^ice 609
voyage 267
voyager 268
vraisemblanee 472
vue d'oBil, Ik -
at sight 132
vi8i6^ 446
Vulcan 690
vulgar lowborn 876
- tongue 560
vulgarity
vxint of refinement
861
Vulgate 985
vulgufl amicitias uti-
Utate probat 888
vulgiu, ignobile -
876
vulnerable 665
vulnerary 662
vulnus:
sternum sen^ans sub
pectore - 919
immedicabile - 619
tadtum vivit sub
pectore - 526
vulpine 702
vulture harpy 739
einl doer 91Z
vultus ariete f orticn
550
b'40
w
grabble alow 275
asciUateSU
wad /in6 224
money 800
wadding lining 224
stopper 2G3
«o/(324
waddle 275
waddy727
wade 267
- in blood 361
-through
2eam 530
exertion 686
wafer cement 45
(Ain 203
lamina 204
waffle 298
-ut)D8 386
waft transfer 270
b^ou) 349
wafted, be - 267
wafture270
oscillate 314
agitate 315
joA^ 844
- on journey 266
progression 282
wager 621
- of battle 722
- of law 467
wages 973
wage war 722
waggery int 842
waggish cheery 836
waggle
osciUaUSU
agitate 315
Wagnerian 415
wagon 272
wagoner 268
wagonette 272
wagonload
much 31
Wahabi984
Wahrheit und Dich-
tung515
waif godsend 618
derelict 782
waifs and estrays
dispersed 73
wanderers 268
wail 839
wain 272
wainscot base 211
lining 224
waist 203
waistcoat 225
put in a strait - 751
wait tarry 133
inaction 681
lie in - for 530
- for 507
- impatiently 133
- on accompany 88
au2 707
- to see how the wind
blows 607
- upon serve 746
call on SM
waiter servant 746
- on Providence
neglect 460
inactive 683
content ^l
waiting 507
be kept - 133
waiting maid 746
waits 416
waive de/er 133
not choose 609a
not use 678
Wai Wu Pu 759
wake segiul 65
rear 2^5
funeral 363
trace 551
excUe 824
amusement 840
enough to - the dead
404
follow in the - of 281
- the thoughts 457
-up 824
wakeful
earful 459
active ^2
waldgraTC 875
wale 250
waler 271
Walhalla981
walk region 181
move 266
business 625
way 6^
conduct 692
arena 728
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- in the shoes of 19
- off with 791
- of life 625
- one's chalks
depaH293
run away 623
- over the course
eoey 705
succeed 731
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walking gentleman
599
walking papers 756
waU vertical 212
parietes 224
indosure 232
refuge 666
obstacle 706
defense 717
prison 752
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difficulty 704
go to the -
destruction 162
die 360
faU 732
pushed to the -
necessity 601
take the -
repuU 873
pruie 878
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wooden -s 726
wallaby 309
waUet 191
waUop 315, 972
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plunge 310
rotaU 312
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superabundance 641
- in riches 803
- in the mire 653
- in voluptuousness
954
wallsend 388
WaU-street slang
563
walnut 298
across the -s 299
waits music 415
dance 840
wamble
vacillate 149
osciUaU 314
dislike 867
{irresolute 605)
wampum 800
wan poZe 429
«ad837
wand scepter 747
magic 993
wave a - 992
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journey 266
deviaU 279
ddirium 503
the attention -s 458
wanderer 268
wandering
exceptional S3
-Jew 268
wanderlust 266
wane decreoM 36
age 128
contra4^ 195
decay 659
one's star on the - 735
wax and - 140
wanigan273
want
inferiority 34
shoricomin/^ ^M
requirement 630
insufficiency 640
poverty 804
desire 865
their -s but few 831
wanting
incomplete 53
absent 187
imbecile 499
found -
imperfect 651
disapproval 932
guilt 947
wantless 639
wanton
unconformable 83
capricious 608
sufficiency 639
unrestrained 748
amusement 840
rashS63
impure 961
harlot 962
{inconsiderate 460)
wapentake 181
war 722
at-
disagreement 24
con/eTi^ion 720
at - with
opposed 708
fighting 722
declare - 713
man of - 727
seat of - 728
- of words
taiA;588
contention 720
warble 416
war castle 726
war cry alarm 669
defiance 715
tiwr722
ward part 51
parish 181
s^fe^664
asylum 666
dependent 746
restraint 751
-off
hindrance 706
c^fenee 717
watch and -
care 459
keeper 753
war dance
defiance 715
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guardian 664
Tmuiter 745
deputy 759
warder
perforator 262
WARD
WAST
WATC
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keeper 7SS
- of the brain 505
wardmote 966
wardrobe 225
wardship 664
ware
toaming 668
merchandise 798
warehouse
store 636
marl 799
warfare 722
discord 713
war horse 726
warlike 722
warlock 994
warm
violent 173
hot 382
make hot 384
red 434
yelkw 436
orange 439
fjoealthy 803
arderU 821
excised 824
an^lf 900
irascible 901
/?oy972
- bath 386
- imagiDation 515
- man 803
- reception
repel 717
welcome 892
- the blood 824
- the cockles of the
heart 829
• up improve 658
resuscitate 660
- work 686
warm-hearted
feeling 821
sensibility 822
friendship 888
benevolence 906
warming 384
warming pan
locu?n lenena 147
heater 386
preparation 673
warmth
vigorous language
574
warn dissuade 616
caution 668
{forebode 511)
- off 761
warning omen 512
caution 668
((ufricc 695)
give - dismiss 678
relinquish 782
- voice a^irw 666
warp change 140
contract 195
di8/ori 243
rmvigate 267
deviate 279
prejudice 481
deteriorate 659
642
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war paint
preparation 673
warpath 722
warped
narrow-minded 481
imperfect 651
warrant
ei;uie7u;e 467
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order 741
pcrmi/ 760
promise 768
security 771
money order 800
ju5ii/2/ 937
death - die 360
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I'll - you 535
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permission 760
promise 768
security 771
sanction 924
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free - 815
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wart 250
war whoop, 715,722
wary cautious 864
{careful f vigilant 459)
wash eot^ 223
uw/er 337
marsh 345
co^ 428
7>ain/ 556
cleanse 652
- down 298
- one's hands of
relinquish 624
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re/i^e 764
part u?iiA 782
dereliction 927
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discolor 429
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washerwoman 652
washhouse
furnace 386
cleansing 652
washout 162, 348
washy u^eaA: 160
unmeaning 517
/ee5ie «////e 575
was man nlcht kann
meiden 600
wasp narrow 203
bring a -'s nest about
one's cars 735
waspish tiolent 173
irascible 901
{discourteous 895)
wassail
beverage 298
/ea«f 840 •
drunkenness 954
waste decrease 36
(2ecremen< 40a
des^ro^ 162
unpraluctive 169
space 180
cofUroct 195
plain 344
consumption 688
lifeless 645
spoiled 659
misuse 679
loss 77Q
prodigality 818
run to-
superfluity 641
deteriorate 659
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- time
inactive 683
watery - 341
wasted u^eaA; 160
deteriorated 659
wasteful 818
waste paper
of no force 158
- bonds 808
waste pipe 350
wastettiurift 818
wasting, wide - 649
wastrel
vagrant 268
outcast 893
watch clocA; 114
observe 441
attend to 457
take care of 459
expect 507
guardian 664
warning 668
A:eepcr 573
death - death 360
warning 668
on the -
vigilant 459
expectant 507
- and ward
care 459
keeper 573
-ed the little circles
die 247
- for 507
watchdog
guardian 664
keeper 753
watchet 438
watch fire 550
watchful 459
watch glass
CUV 191
watcnhouse 752
in the - 938
watchman
guardian 664
sentinel 668
keeper 753
watchtower
view 441
signal 550
vmrning 668
watchword
«i^ 550
military 722
water 887
transparent 425
back -283
cast one's bread upoc
the -8 638
depth of - 208
great -s 341
hold - proof 478
truth 494
keep one's head above
-664
land covered with -
343
of the first - 648
pour forth like - 818
pour - into a sieve
638
running - 348
throw cold - on 174
walk the -s 267
water color 556
water course 350
water cure 662
water dog 361
water drinker 958
watered
variegated 440
waterfall 348
water glass 556
water gruel 160
watering - cart 348
- place 189
-pot 348
water-logged
povoerless 158
danger 665
hindrance 706
waterman 260
water nvmph 979
water pipe 350
water polo 840
waterproof
dress 225
dry 340
protection 664
water qualm 655
waters
- of bitterness 830
- of oblivion 506
watershed 210
water spaniel 366
waterspout 348
water-tight
dosed 261
dry 340
water wheel 633
waterli^orks 350
watery U7e( 337
moist 339
- eyes 839
- grave 360
wattle 219
Wat Tyler 742
wave sinuous 248
oscHlateZ\4
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waver
changeable 149
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475
■282
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enable ^70
teach 5S7
see one's - 400
show the - 603
under - mooe 264
sail 267
progression 282
depaH2&3
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- of escape 617
- of speaking 521
- of thinking 484
- out 295
wing one's - 267
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wayfarer 268
wayfaring 266
waylay
deception 545
cunning 702
wayless 261
ways 692
in all manner of - 278
- and n^eans
means 632
money 800
wayward
changeable 140
obstinate 606
capricious 608
sriUen 901a
wayworn
journey 2^
fatigue 688
wayzgoose 840
YteBk feeble 160
u^ter 337
insipid 391
illogical 477
fodish 400
- style 575
irresolute 605
trifling 643
to 738
compassionate 914
vicious 945
{small 32)
expose one's - point
confute 479
- point
illogiml 477
imperfection 651 •
- side /oMy 499
rice 945
weaken
decrease 36
diminish 38
enfedtle 160
rp/M/e 468
weaker Tessel 374
weak-headed 499
weak-hearted 862
weakness 160
- of the flesh 945
weal 618
common - 644
weald 367
wealth
vroperty 780
rU^ieeBm
wean
change opinion 484
change nabit 614
-from
dissuade 616
- one's thoughts from
506
weanling 120
weapon arms 727
{instrument 633)
weaponless 158
wear decrease 36
clothes 225
deflect 270
u>se 677
better to - out 686
- and tear
waste Q3S
injury 650
exertion 68Q
- away cease 142
deteriorate 650
- off cease 142
desuetude 614
-on 100
-out
deleriofraU 650
^ire 688
- the breeches 737
weariness ennui 841
wearing
urearisame 841
- apparel 225
wearisome
laborious 686
fatiguing 688
painful 830
weary /a^t^ii€ 688
pai7i/t4 828
80^837
ennuyant 841
- flat, stale, and un-
profitable 843
- waste 344
weasand
throat 260
pipe 351
weasel asleep,
catch a -
impossible 471
active 682
weather 338
rough &c. -
violent 173
irimi349
- the storm
stabilUy 150
recover 660
8a/e 664
succeed 731
under the - 655
weather-beaten
u^eoA; 160
damaged 659
/art^688
weather-bound 751
weathercock
changeable 149
t/M'Tuf 349
indication 5S0
fvckUSm
weathered 659
weather gauge 338
weatherglass 338
weather permitting
qualificcUion 460
if vossMe 470
weatherproof
heaUhy^^
safe 6^
weatherwise 338
foresight 510
{prediction 511)
weave moduce 161
interlace 210
- a tangled web 704
weasen 103
web
intersection 210
texture 320
webwork 50
wed 903
wedded: -pair 903
- to belief 484
habU^lZ
loving 807
- to an opinion
misjudgment 481
obstinacy 606
weddix^ 903
wedge join 43
angular 244
8/iarp 253
tn^^rumerU 633
thin edge of the -
beffin 66
insinuate 228
cunning 702
-in 228
wedged in
imprisoned 751
wedlock 903
wee 193
weed exclude 55
/eu)103
plant ^67
agriculture 371
cigar 392
in/fe643
cZ^n 652
- out ^ect 297
ejiracZ 301
weeds dress 225
ii«e/es8 645
mourning 839
widowhood 905
weedy /Atn 203
fri^ing 643
week 108
weekly 138
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believe 484
fcnow; 490
weep lament 839
pi/l/ 914
weet judgment 480
knowledge 400
weetless 401
weet-weet 727
weft, wan^
WEIG
WELL
WET
WHEE
weigh inflvence 175
lift 307
pander 451
under -
[see way]
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- carefully
discriminate 465
- down
agarieve 649
sw^eclion 749
- on the heart 830
- heavy on 649
- on the mind
refirrei 833
dejection 837
/ear 860
- with 615
weighbridge 319
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wanting
inferior 34
disapproved 932
weight 535
influence 175
gravity 319
importance 642
attach - to 484
carry - 175
drag - 706
have -
evidence 467
throw one's - into the
scale 175
weightless 320
weights and meas-
ures 466
weir conduit 350
hindrance 706
weird demon 980
mystic 992
spell 993
- sisters 994
Weismannism 357
weiss: was ich nicht -
490
welcome
arrival 292
grateful 829
Jnendly 888
sociality 892
reception 894
weld join 43
cohere 46
welfare 734
welkin yx)rldit 318
air 338
well much 31
origin 153
deep 208
exi/We 295
pool 343
J!ou;348
<W5C«/ 488
good 618
store 036
healthy 654
«pa662
act -944
airs - 66^
drop a bucket into an
empty - 645
get -660
go on - 734
let - alone
quiescence 265
inaction 681
think - of 931
treat -906
turn out - 731
- and good
assent 488
consent 762
corUen^ 831
- done! 931
- enough
not much 32
imperfect 651
- out 295
- over 641
- up in 698
-with 888
work - 731
welladaj
lament SS9
wonder 870
well-advised 498
well-aflected 888
well-behaved
genteel S52
courteous 894
well-being
prosperous 734
nappy 827
well-beloved 897
well-bom 875
well-bred
genteel 852
{courteous 894)
well-composed 845
well-defined
visible 446
exact 494
predetermined 611
{vlan 626)
well-devised 611
well-disposed 707
welldoing 944
well-favored 845
well-formed 845
weU-fed 192
well-founded
existent 1
probable 472
certain 474
- belief 484
true 494
well-grounded
existent 1
informed 490
-/iopc858
well-grouped 845
well-informed 490
Wellington boots
225
well-intentioned
benevolent 906
virtuous 944
weU-knit
strong 159
well-known
knowledge 490
habitual 613
weU-laid 611
well-made
beauty Si5
well-mannered 894
well-marked 446
well-meaning 906
well-meant 906
well-met 894
well-natured 906
well-nigh
almost 32
near 197
well-off
prosperous 734
ricA 803
well-proportioned
845
well-provided 639
well-regulated
order 58
conformity 82
circumspect 864
well-set 242
well-spent
euccessfut 731
virtuous 944
wellspring 636
well-tasted 394
weU-timed 134
well to do
prosperous 734
ric^ 803
well-turned periods
578
well-weighed 611
wellwisher 890, 914
Welsh 188
welsher
swindler 792
nonpayment 806
welt 321
welter
plunge 310
roU 3\2
- in one's blood 361
Weltgeschichte 966
-ist das Weltgetsicht
318
wem848
wen 250
wench girl 129
vxmian 374
imvure 962
wencning 961
wend 266
were, as you - 660
wergild 974
werowance 745
Wesleyan 984
west lateral 236
direction 278
Westminster
superior courts of -
966
westward
- the course of empire
282
wet water 337
moist 339
just enough to - ooe*!
feet 209
- blanket
di88U€ule616
hindrance 706
eaddenSaJ
weary 841
duUMZ
- one's whistle
drink 29S
tipple 9S9
whack 276
whacking
large 192
whale large 192
sprat to catch a -OM
tub to a -
deception 545
excuse 617
whalebone 325
whaler 273
whap276
vrhBrt houses 189
workshop 691
mart 799
wharfage 812
wharf boat 273
what inquiry 461
wonder S70
and - not 81
know -'s what
discriminale 465
intelligent 49S
skiU Q9S
- d'ye call 'em 563
T in the world
singular 83
wonderful 870
- is the reason? 461
- next 455
- on earth
singular 83
-'s his name 563
- signifies 643
whatever 78
- may happen 474
wheal 250
wheat
winnow the chaff £raa
the -609
wheedle coax 615
endearment 902
)Ia//er 933
wheel circle 247
&tcyc2e272
deoiaU2n9
turn back 2BZ
circuition 311
rotoium312
rack 975
break on the •
pain 378
punish 972
get the - out of the ml
rut 672
scotch the - 706
- about 279
- and axle 633
- of Fortuiib
changeabU 140
dumee 156
WHEE
WHIR
WHIT
WHY
necessity 601
- round
inversion 218
tergiversation 607
wheelbarrow 272
wheel chair 272
wheelman 268
wheels within wheels
entangled 59
machinery 633
wheelwork 633
wheelwright 690
wheeze blow 349
hissiOQ
whelk 848
whelm 641
whelp infant 129
dogd66
rogue 949
when inquiry 461
(different Hme 119)
in the time - 106
whence
attribution 156
departure 293
inquiry 461
reasoning 476
where
presence 186
in^iry 461
- am I? 870
whereabouts
situation 183
near 197
whereas
relating to 9
2>ecati6e 476
whereby 631
wherefore
attribution 155
inguiry 461
reasoning 476
motive 615
wherein 221
whereness 186
whereupon
time 106
a//cr 121
wherever 180, 182
wherewith
means 632
money 800
wherret 830
wherry 273
whet sharpen 253
mea/ 298
incite 615
excite 824
take a-
tipple 959
- the appetite 865
- the knife 673
whether or not 609
which:
at - time 119
know - is which 465
whifl unnd 349
excitement 825
whiffet 129
whiffle 349
Whics712
while time 106
(same Uma 120)
in a - 132
- away time
time 106
inaction 681
pastime SiO
- speaking of
relation 9
occasion 124
worth - 646
whilom 122
whilst 106
whim /ancy 515
caprice 608
11^842
desire 865
whimper 839
whimsical [eee whim]
ridiculous 853
whimsy
fancy 515
» desire 865
whimwam
caprice 608
unimportance 643
whin 367
whine cr]/ 411
complain 839
whined 727
whip
coachman 268
eiriibe 276
8(ir up 315
ur^e 615
Aaeten684
director 694
Jl(V972
ecour^e 975
- and spur
swift 274l
-away
depart 293
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success 731
authority 737
-in 300
coUec< 72
-on 684
-off 293
- up 789
whipcord 205
whipper-in 694
whippersnapper 129
whipping post 975
whipster 129
whir rotaU 312
sound 4ff7
whirl rotate 312
flurry S25
whirligig 312
whirlpool rotate 312
agitation 315
UHz/er 348
whirlwind
disorder 59
agitation 315
i/^n(/349
reap the -
product 154
/aii 732
ride the -
resolution 604
autharUy 737
-8 of tempestuous fire
382
whisk rapid 274
circuition 311
o^ito^ion 315
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whisker 256
whisket 191
whisky 272, 959
whisper
faint sound 405
teU527
conceal 528
stammer 583
8ta«e - 580
- about
disclose 529
fnMishS^l
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voice 580
whist hush 403
cards 840
whistle Aies 409
play music 416
muiical instrument
417
clean as a -
thorough 52
per/ec< 650
nea% 652
pay too dear for
one's -
inexpedient 647
unskOlful 699
dear 814
wet one's -
drinA; 298
tipple 959
-at 930
- for request 765
deeire 865
- for want of thought
inaction 681
-jigs to a milestone
645
whit small 32
(part 51)
white 430
probity 939
mark with a - stone
important 642
apjprove 931
stand in a - sheet 952
-ant 690
- as a sheet 860
- feather 862
-flag 723
-friar 996
-frost 383
- heat 382
-horses 348
- lead 430
- lie eguit^ooaZ 520
condalment 528
urUruth 546
plea 617
- Over 862
- man 939
- metal 430, 545
- of the eye 441
- slave 962
- wings 652
whitechapel
ve^ic^ 272
whiteness 480
whitewash
cover 223
whiten 430
cleanse 652
ornament 847
justify 937
acquit 970
whitewashed
get -808
wnitewasher 935
whitey brown 433
whither
tendency 176
direction 278
inouiry 461
whitteather
tough 327
Whitmonday 840
Whitsuntide 998
whittle cut 44
knife 253
whittled
drunk 959
whis409
who 461
- would have though
inexpectation 508
wonder 870
whole entire 60
healthy Q54
go the - hog 729
make - 660
on the -
reasoning 476
judgment 480
the - time 106
- truth
truth 4M
disclosure 529
xeTocUy 543
whilesale
la'ge scale 31
wh'ile 50
abundant 639
trade 794
wholesome 656
whole-souled 944
wholly
entirety 50
complkely 52
whoop 411
-ing cough 655
war-
defiance 715
warfare 722
whop flog 972
whopper lie 546
whopping huge 192
whore 962
whoredom 961
whoremonger 962
who's who 86
why caiiee 153
WIBB
inquiry iSl
indeed 535
motive 615
wibble-wabble 314
wick /u«; 388
luminary 423
wicked 945
the - bad men 949
impious 988
the - one 978
wicker 219
wicket
entrance 66
gateway 260
wide 202
in the - world 180
- apart
different 15
- awake hat 225
intelligent 498
- away 196
- berth 748
- of distant 196
- of the mark
distance 196
deviation 279
error 495
- of the truth 495
- open
expanded 194
opening 260
- world 318
widen 194
- the breach
quarrel 713
anger 900
widespread
great 31
dispersed 73
sjmce 180
expanded 194
widow 905
widowhood 905
width 202
wie gewonnen so zer-
ronnen 803, 818
wield brandish 315
handle 379
use 677
- authority 7:^7
- the sword 722
wieldy 705
wife 903
wig 225
wigging 932
wight 373
wigwam 189
wUd 851
unmoductive 169
violent 173
plain 344
inattentive 458
mad 503
shy 623
unskilled 699
excited 824, 825
untamed 851
ras/i 863
angry 900
licentious 954
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sow one's - oats
ffrow up 131
improve 658
amti^emeTi/ 840
vice 945
intemperance 954
- animals 366
- beast fierce 173
mZ rfocr 913
- goose chase
caprice 608
useless 645
unskillful 699
- imagination 515
Wild, Jonathan -
thief 792
6ck/ wan 949
wildcat 665
wilderness
disorder 59
unproductive 169
space 180
«oZi/ude 893
- of sweets 827
wildfire 382
spread like -
violence 173
influence 175
expand 194
pMication 531
wilding 893
wile deception 545
cunning 702
will volition 600
resolution 604
testament 771
j7i/< 784
at -600
have one's own - 600
freedom 748
make one's -
dea^/i 360
tenant at - 779
- aqd will not 605
- bte 152
- for the deed
compromise 774
vindication 937
- he nil he 601
- of Heaven 601
-you 765
willful voluntary 600
obstinate 606
willingness 602
willing or unwilling
601
will o' the wisp
luminary 423
imp 980
willow 839
willy nilly
necessity 601
compxdsion (744)
wilted 059
wily 702
wimble 262
wimple 225
win succeed 731
get no
- the aflfections
hve 897
WIND
- golden opinioDB 981
- the heart
pleasing 829
- laurels 873
- over belief 484
induce 615
con/en/ 831
wince
bodily pain 378
emotion 821
excitement 825
menial pain 828
jiincA 860
winch lift 307
in^^rumen/ 633
wind convohUion [see
below]
velocity 274
blast 849
/i/e 359
against the -
direction 278
opposition 708 •
before the -
direct 278
prosperous 734
cast to the -s
repudiate 610
(iwt£«e 678
no^ o6«cn« 773
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fair - 705
get - 531
hit between - and
water 659
in the - 151, 152
in the -'s eye 278
lose -688
outstrip the - 274
preach to the -s 645
raise the - 775
sail near the -
direction 278
skill 698
sharp practice 940
scatter to the -s 756
see how the - blows
direction 278
experiment 463
foresight 510
fickle 607
see where the - lies
698
short -ed 688
sound of - and limb
654
sport of -s and waves
315
take the - out of one's
sails
render pmcerUss 158
hinder 700
defeat 731
to the four -s
spa^e ISO
touched in the - 655
what's in the - ? 461
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- and weather per-
mitting
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quoHflcatum 4SI^
possibility 470
wind bUist [see a6o«e|
convolution 248
deviaU 279
cireuition 311
- round the heart
897
- the horn 416
-up
strenqthen 159
prcporc 673
complete 729
- accounts 811
windbound 706
windfall 618
windflower 845
wind gauge 349
wind gun 727
winding 248, 311
winding sheet 363
windings and turn-
ings 248
wind instruments
417
windjammer 273
windlass 307
windless 688
windmill 312
window 260
make the -s shake
loud noise 404
windpipe 351
windward, to -
lateral 236
direction 278
windy 349
wine 298
good - needs no bush
937
put new - into old
bottles 699
winebibbing 959
wine cooler 387
wing
adjunct 39
part 51
side 236
J!y267
side scene 599
instrument 633
refuge 666
army 726
clip the -8 275
lend -s to 707
on the -
motion 264
flying 267
transference 270
devarture 293
on tne -s of the wind
274
take - journey 266
fly 2^7
depart 293
under the - of
«(i/c664
- one's flight 293
- one's way 267
with -s active 682
winged swiit 274
WINK
WITH
With
WITT
- with red lightning
349
wink nic/ito/e 443
indicate 550
tip the -
indicate 550
inform 527
-eXbe blind to 442
neglect 4m
permit 760
forgive 918
- of sleep 683
winning {see win]
pleasing 829
courteous 894
lovable 897
winnings 775
winnow sift 42
exclude 55
inquire 461
pu;A;609
dean 652
- the chaff from the
wheat
discrimincUe 465
winsome
pleasing 829
cAeerfuZ 836
winter season 126
coU 383
- of our discontent 832
wipe dry 340
c^n 652
disrespect 929
J%972
give one a -
rebuke 932
- away
obliterate 552
- off old scoree
pay 807
atone 952
- the eyes
relieve 834
- the tears
pUydU
wire ligature 45
filament 205
inform 527
72eu^8 532
m6««en^er 534
telegraph 534
pull the -s 693
wire-drawn
Zon^ 200
wire-puller 694
wireworm 913
wiry strong 159
wis 514
wisdom 498
have cut one's - teeth
698
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worldly - 864
«rise
intelligent 498
manner 627
in such - 8
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- in one's own conceit
880
-man 500
- maxim 496
word to the - 695
wiseacre
ignoramus 493
sage 500
fool 501
wiser, nobody the-
528
wish u;i/2 600
intention 620
desire 865
do what one -es 748
not what we - 865
- at the bottom of the
Red Sea 832
. joy 896
-the father to the
thought
mM^e481
credulous 4S6
hopeSSS
desire 865
-well 906
- you all the joy 896
wishbone 993
wishing cap 865, 993
wishing stone 865
wishing-weU 865
wish-wash
unmeaning 517
wishy-washy
insipid 391
feeble style 575
unimportant 643
wisket 191
wisp 72
wistful thought 451
care 459
feeling 821
deiire 865
wit intellect 450
irisdom 498
humor M2
humorist 844
a - with dunces 492
at one's -'s end
uncertain 475
difficulty 704
mother - 498
soul of - 572
to -522
witan696
witch oracle 513
uglyHiQ
sorceress 994
{proficient 700)
witchcraft 992
witchery
attraction 615
pleasing 829
sorcery 992
witchixig time
midnight 126
dark 421
wit-cracker 844
witenagemote 696
with o/j^ied 37
mixed 41
ligature 45
accompanying 88
meotM 632
(joined 43)
go -178
- all its parts 52
- a sting to it 770
- a vengeance
^eo^Sl
complete 52
- a witness 31
- regard to 9
withal
in addition 37
accompanying SS
enough ^9
withdraw
subduct 2S
absent 187
turn back 2SS
recede 287
depart 293
-from
recant 607
relinquish 624
diaJiiba 867
withe 45
wither shrink 195
decay 659
- one's hopes 837
withered weak 160
disease 655
the winds were - 349
withering
harsh 739
paif^iiZ830
con/empt 930
censure 932
withers 250
- unwrung
strong 159
insensible 323
withhold hide 528
restrain 751
prohibU 761
retain 781
stint 819
- one's assent 764
within 221
derived from - 6
keep - 221
place - 221
- an ace 32
- bounds
small 32
shortcoming 304
restraint 761
- call 197
- compass
shortcoming 304
iemveraU 953
- one s memoj^ 505
- reach Tiear 197
easy 705
- the mark 304
without unUss 8
subduction 38
exception 83
absence 187
exterior 220
circumjacent TZl
exemption 777a
derived from - 6
not be able to d<
630
- a dissentient vo:
488
- a leg to stand on 1
- alloy 827
- a rap 804
- a shadow of tumi
141
-ballast
trreeo^ute 605
unprincipled 946
- ceasing 136
- ceremony 881
- charge 815
- end infinite 106
perpetual 112
- exception 16
- excuse 945
- fail certain 474
persevering 604a
- lear of oontrad
tion 535
- God 989
- limit 105
-measure 105
- notice 508
- number 105
- parallel 33
-reason 499
- r^ard to 10
- reluctance 602
- reserve 525
- rhyme or reas
615a
- stint 639
- warning 508
withstana
oppose 708
resi^ 719
{counteract 179)
withy 45
wiUess 491
witling fool 501
wag 844
witness
eee 441
spectator 444
evidence 467
voucher 550
call to -467
witness boi 966
wits 450
all one's - about on
care 459
intelligence 498
«JbtU698
live by one's -
deceive 545
skiU 698
cunning 702
steal 791
dishonorable 940
one's - gone a wo
gathering 458
set one's - to work
think 451
invent 515
p2an 626
witsnapper 844
wittLdsaoDL^/a
WITT
WORD
WORK
WORK
wittingly 620
wittoi 962
wive 903
wiveiess 904
wizard 80^6 500
proficient 700
sorcerer 994
- of the air 269
wizen wilher 195
throat 260
woe pain 828
(eml 619)
- betide
malediction 908
pUy9U
- IS me 839
-to 908
woebegone 828
8adSS7
woeful bad 649
painftdSaO
woefuUy very 31
wohl 265
wold 344
wolf
ravenous 865
cry - false 544
alarm 669
/ear 860
hold the - by the ears
704
keep the - from the
door 359
unable to keep the -
from the door 804
- and the lamb 923
- at the door
source of danger 667
poverty 804
- m sheep's clothing
deceiver 548
knave 941
woman adult 131
human 374
perfect - nobly
Planned 374
the town 962
- perfected 374
- the lesser man 374
woman hater 911
womanhood 131, 374
womanly
adolescent 131
weak 160
feminine 374
womb cat^e 153
interior 221
- of time
future 121
destiny 152
wommerah 727
wonder
exception 83
astonishment 870
prodigy 872
do -s activity 682
succeed 731
for a - 870
nine days' - 643
not -507
"S of the worid 872
648
- whether
uncertain 475
ignorant 491
suvpose 514
wonderfully
greatly 31
wonderworking 870
wondrous 870
wont habitucU 613
{conformity 82)
won't do, it -
disapproval 932
woo desire 865
courtship 902
wooer 897
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material 635
not out of the -
danger 665
difficulty 704
woodbine
gone where the -
twineth 771
woodchuck day 138
woodcut 558
woodcutter 371
wooded, well - 256
wooden 635
- horse 975
- spoon 493
-walls
defense 717
men-of-war 726
wood engraving 558
woodlands 367
wood-note 412
wood nsrmph 979
wood pavement 255
wood pigeon 366
woody 367
woof,
warp and - 329
wool flocculent 256
warm2S2
much cry and little •
482
woolgathering
wits gone - 458
woolly 255, 256
woolpack cloud 353
woolsack
pillow 215
authority 747
tribunal 9QQ
woon 745
word maxim 496
inteUigerux 532
assertion 535
vocable 562
phrase 566
command 741
promise 768
give the - 741
good as one's -
veracious 543
complete 729
probity 939
in a - 572
keep one's - 939
man of his - 939
not a - to sav
8ilent5S5
humble 879
pass -550
put in a - 582
take at one's -
believe 484
consent 762
upon my - 535
watch -
military 722
- and a blow
hasty QM
contentious 720
vrasciMe 901
- for word
imitation 19
truth iM
-it 566
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indication 550
military 722
command 741
- in the ear
information 527
aUocuHonSSQ
- of honor 768
- of mouth 582
- to the wise
inteUigiMe 518
advice 695
Word DeUy 573
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word-catcher 936
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word play
equivocal 520
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words quarrel 713
bandy - 588 *
bitter - 932
choice of - 569
command of - 574
express by - 566
flow of -
eloquence 582
loquacity 584
mere -
sophistry 477
unjneaning 517
no - can paint 872
play of - 842
put into - 566
war of -
interlocution 588
con^( 720
- that bum 574
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censure 932
wordy 573
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pass and repass 302
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action 680
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ornament 847
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inoperaiion 170
husCneas 625
doing eSO
active 082
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field- 717
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ererium 686
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piece of -
importance 642
discord 713
stick to - 604a
stitch of - 686
stroke of - 686
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- for 707
-hard
exertion 686
difficuU 704^
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beauty 845, 847
{paintin{f 556)
(sculpture 557)
(engraving 55S)
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- one's way
progreea 282
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exertion G86
succeed 731
- up [«ee bdow]
-upon
irifluerux 175
incite 615
excite 824
- out conduct 692
complete 729
-out one's salvatioe
990
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successful 731
- wonders
active ^2
succeed 731
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business 625
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worker 690
workhouse 691
prison 752
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acting 170
active 682
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-man 690
- order 673
- towards 176
workman 690
workmanlike 698
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production 161
action 680
works
board of - 696
good-906
- of the mind 451
workshop 691
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WORT
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work up
prepare 673
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- into a passion 900
workwoman 690
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evenU 151
space 180
unvoerse 818
mankind 372
fashion 852
(events 151)
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as the - goes 613
a - of 102
citizen of the - 910
come into the - 359
follow to the -'s end
743
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l^ve to the - 531
imagination rules the
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knowledge of the - 698
man of the -
proficient 700
faskUm 852
not for the -
dissent 489
rijfti«aZ 764
organized - 357
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Prince of this - 978
rise in the - 734
throughout the - 180
- and nis wife 102
- beyond the grave
152
- forgetting by the
world forgot 893
- of good
good^XB
do good iS^
- to come 152
- without end 112
- without end bargain
903
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selfish 943
impious 988
worldly
selfish 943
irreligious 989
world-wide
great 31
universal 78
space 180
world wisdom
8A;iU698
caution 864
selfishness 943
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spiral 2^
animal 366
&an6 663
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- oneself
tn^SM294
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- one's way
dow 775
passage 302
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- that never dies 982
worm-eaten 659
worms, food tor -
362
wormwood,
gall and - 395
worn weak 160
damage 659
fatigue 68S
well- used 677
- out 659
tMory 841
worry
vexaHon92S
tease S30
harass 907
worse
deteriorated QG^
aggravaled S35
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worship title 877
servility S8Q
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idol - 991
fire - 991
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- the risine sun 886
worshipful 873
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do one's -
injure 659
spile WJ
do your -
defiance 715
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have the - of it 732
make the - of 482
worst come to the -
certain 474
bod 649
hopeless 859
worth value 644
goodness 648
possession 777
price 812
virtue 944
penny- 812
what one is - 780
- much 803
- one's salt 644
- the money 815
- warrant for wel-
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worthless
trifling 643
useless 645
profligate 945
worthy
famous 873
virtuous 944
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- of noble wife 905
- of notice 642
- of remark 642
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would: - fain 865
- thati 865
would-be
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wound evil 619
injure 659
pain 830
an^er 900
(badness 649)
deep -s 830
keep the - green 919
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woTon fabniBS 219
wraek
destruction 162
(evU 619)
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perish 162
faU 732
bankrupt SXA
wraith 980
wrangle
disagreement 2^
reason 476
quarrel 713
contend 720
wrangler
reoeoner 476
scholar i92
opponent 710
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clothe 225
wrapped in
attention 457
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- thought 458
wrapper 223, 225
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wraprascal 225
wrath 900
wreak violent 173
harsh 739
- one's anger 919
- one's malice o
907
wreath woven 219
cirde 247
trophy 733
ornament 847
honor S77
wreathe weave 219
wreathy248
wreck
remainder 40
destruction 162
damage 659
defeat 732
wrecker 792
wrench disjoin 44
drati7 285
extract 301
twist sn
seize 7S9
wrest distort 243
- from 789
- the sense 523
wrestle 720
he that hi wi'
159
wrestler 726
wretch
eu^erer 828
einner 949
wretched
unimportant 64
bad 049
untiappyS2S
wretchedly
small S2
wriggle
oscillate Zl^
agitate 315
-into 294
- out of 671
Wright 690
mSkg twist 24S
pain 378
c^n 652
tormentSBO
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extract 301
compel 744
take 7S9
- one's hands 83
- the heart 830
wringing wet 33
wrinkle 258
wrinkled
aged 128
wrist retention 78
(instrument 63!
wristband 225
writ order 741
lawsuit 969
Writ, Holy - 985
write style 569
writing 590
lived to - 593
- down record 55
- out 590
-to 592
- upon 595
- word 527
writer write 590
author 593
dramatic - 599
pen of a ready -
- to the Signet 9
writhe distort 24k
agitate 315
pain 378
writing 590
book 593
put in - 551
- in cipher 590
written, it is -
necessity 601
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injury 649
spiU 907
improper 928
rice 945
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difficulty 704
wrcmg^S
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^ in one's head 508
- side of the wall 665
- side out 218
- side up 218
- BOW by the ear
blunder 69Q
failure 732
- step 732
-s unredresoiBd 6^
wrongdoer 949
wrongdoing 945
wrongful 923
wrongheadod 481
wrought
highly -
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complete 729
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- out 729
- up excised 824
an^ry 900
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di8U}rted2^
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diecorUenl 832
lamenUUion 839
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wuther 349
wynd 189
wjvuru 88
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xanthein 436
xanthian 557
zanthic 436
X an thin 436
xanthite 436
xanthocarpoui 436
xantboeluK>id ^36
zanthocyanopia 436,
443
zanthopiia 436, 443
Xantippo
scold 90i
zebM 273
xenodoohium . }89
xenogenesii 161
xenophobia 867 .
seres 959
zerophagj
fasting 9&d
xiphoid 253
xiphopaflTUS
unconfarmUy 83
Xray8 420
xylography 558
xylophagoua 298
xylophone 417
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yaffle 25
yager 726
Tahoo702
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yam 367
Tama 979
yammer 839
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Yankee 188, 64c
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yap 412
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inaasure 232
warkehop 691
yardarm to yardarm
197
yardman 746
yare6d2
J9im filament 205
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mingled - 41
spin a long - 549
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yarr412
yarrow 662
yataghan 727
yaup 411
yaw 279
yawl ship 273
cry 412
yawn open 260
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tired ess
weary ^\
yawning 9u(f 198
<ieep208
ydeped 564
yea more 33
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yean 161
year time 106
period 108
all the - round 110
since the - one 124
tenant from - to year
779
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year-book 138
yearling 129
yearly 138
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sod 837
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pUy^U
yearxung love 897
yean 128
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in -128
tenant for - 779
-ago 122
-old 128
yeast {eat^en 320
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yell cry 411
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yellow 436
sensational 824
- and red 439
- cover 756
- fever 655
-flag 550, 668
- journalism 824
- streak 862
yellow-eyed 920
yellownesB 486
yellowB920
yelp 412
yeoman /armsr 371
man 373
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-*s service 644
yeomanry 726
yerk «^rtA;e 276
(aUack 716)
Sres oMeTt/ 488
conseni 762
sresterday poet 122
of - new 123
yet in compensation 30
exception 83
time 106
prior 116
past 122
qualification 469
yeux doux, f aire lea -
902
yew 367
yield soft 324
suhmU 725
consent 762
re8t^782
furnish 784
gain 810
price 812
- assent
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consent 762
- one's breath 360
- the palm
tr^erior 84
humOUy 879
- to despair 859
- to temptation 615
- up the gboet 900
yielding sqfi 324
faeiU 705
submiasioe 725
yogi 955
yono457
yoicka 622
yoke join 43
vincultim 45
cou]^ 89
subject 749
meaneo/ree(ratiil7fi2
rivet the - 739
yokel tyro 701
rustic 876
yokemate 903
yolk 436
yonder that 79
distant 196
yore 122
you: - don't say so 870
-'re another 718
young 127
- man lover 897
youngster 129
younker 129
youth age 127
lad 129
- on the prow 127
yucca 253
yule 138
- candle 512
-log 840
-tide 138
652
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Z*dldel513
Mfler438
sambo 41
samboxnbft 417
Zamiel 978
zany 501
sa^ulvin 436
iarp664
seal activUy 682
feeling 821
desire 865
zealot obsHnaU 606
active QS2
(resclvie 604)
zealotry 606
zebra 440
zebrule 41
zebu 366
Zeitffeist 550
zemindar 779
zemindary 780
zenana 189
ZendaTeeta 986
zenith dimax 31
summit 210
in the-
reimte 873
zephyr 349
zero nothina 4
nought 101
zestre^MA 394
enjoyment 827
zetetie 461
Zeu8 979
zigzag Mique 217
angle 244
deviating 279
osciUaiing 314
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