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HOW OUR LANGUAGE HAS GROWN.
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HOW OUR LANGUAGE HAS GROWN.
The study of a foreign language may have given you your first realiza-
tion of the relationship between English and the other languages of the world.
When you begin the study of «foreign speech, you ere surprised to find how
many words in the language you are studying are like English words. If
you study Latin, you will meet parens, for instance, which by the simple
change of the s to ¢ becomes our English word parent. The word rumor is
ly like the English word. November, tranafero (ransfer, and a great
many more sre uy Tecognized by their resemblance to English words.
He you study French, you have the same experience. In French
find, for instance, annoncer, to announce, , to console, and &
Kirge number of other words much like their English equivalents.
The ish language, therefore, is closely related to several other
languages. ch and Anglo-Saxon are her parents; she is a grand-
daughter of Latin and a distant cousin of Greek. d, as is the case with the
descendants of human families, English has some traits from all the languages
ra etek ed bn amg ut tt
e of the and development is most in .
‘Twelve or thirteen centuries ago Eny Td waa not the busy, im Roser
she is now, but was covered with forests and inhabited by the Britons, a
people belonging to a race called the Celts. They used one of the forms of
the Celtic language, for no English language was then in existence.
. Morgan tid is easily converted into morning
4, Ged or God's, for the apostrophe has come to take the
English possessive. Condel becomes candle by only a slight change,
and beorht merely shifta the position of r and changes co to ig to become
A rather hasty study shows how nearly related are English and Anglo-
Saxon, But there is another interesting fact to be observed in this study.
most part simple words. These simple words are sometimes called “‘homel
,” because they “come home” to people as the everyday words of
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viii How Our Language Has Grown
everyday life. Such words are home, light, fire, God. In this list are aleo
included most of our common prepositions aid conjunctions, euch as Co,
from, over, and.
‘A new clement was brought into the , however, by the intro-
duction of Christianity in the sixth and seventh centuries. ‘Anglo-
Saxons were heathens, worshiping many gods who, they believed, led
over the forces of nature. Thus there were Thor, the thunderer, famous
for bis strength, and Bolder, the sun god, and CEstre (compare Basler), the
goddess of spring. But in the year 507 there came from Rome a missionary
of the Christian religion, named St, Augustine. Other missionaries followed
him, ‘who established the church in Britain and converted many of the people.
‘The church services were read in Latin. And 80 there came into the langus
a number of Latin words, some of them having a Greek origin. These words,
for the most part, have to do with religion and the church, as bishop, priest,
cred, and similar words. Such words do not come to us directly from the
Tati, Ae they were, sed by the “Anglo-Saxons, they came to be alightly
changed, "te word bishop vill show ow euch modiications came about
e Latin form was episcopus (compare the English word epixcopal_—per-
taining to a bishop); under the influence of the Anglo-Saxon it, became biscop,
for the tendency of the simple, unlearned English was to shorten the long,
nderous Latin words, and to change a p into ab; our modern word i
Fishop, the ¢ being changed to A for the sake of greater smoothness in. pro-
nunelation, "Similar changes took place ja manyvof the other Latin words
‘which at this time enriched the language.
But the most important new element was yet to come, In 1066 a band
of amen from the eontinent of Burope, under the loudership of William of
Normandy, known as William the Conqueror, landed in England. ‘These
people, known as Normans, or Norman French, eame from a district in the
Rortbwestern part of France, called Normandy. As their name shows, the
Normans were originally Northmen, from the shores of Denmark, Sweden,
and Norway. During their piratical raids they had often landed on’ the coast
of Franee, and being pleased with the fertile soil and the balmy climate, had
st last forced the king of France to grant .them some territory, and made
permanent homes for themselves in the land.
But the Northmen had adapted the civilisation and, in lange part, the
language of the French. This language was a form of the Latin fangtage
for the Gauls, ancestors of the French, had been subjects of the Romans am
had used their speech, adapting it to their own speech and needs. ‘Thus the
Norman French spoken by William of Normandy and his followers was 's
tongue founded on the Latin, or, as it is often called, a Romance languags,
because it was one of those languages based on the speech of the Romana,
‘Thus was brought into England an entirely new language family. And
it had come to stay! for the Normans ia a great battle, conquered the Saxon
king, Harold, and William became king of England. As the Normans were
now the ruling ce on the island, French besame the language used inlaw
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courts, the of literature, of the rich, and of . Fren
Gras taught in the echools. Tt was used at the court of the king “it was tke
language of writing.
‘The Anglo-Saxons, however, who hated the Normans as their conquerors
and despised the French language as the language of ithe conquerors, clung
to their native tongue. Thus for a long time the two languages existed side
by side—French, the language of the noble, rich, and educated; Saxon,
the speech of the simple and the poor.
time wore on, however, contempt on one hand and bitter hatred
on the other gave way to a feeling of interest and friendship. The people
ceased to be French and Anglo-Saxon, and became Englishmen, citixens
of a common country. It thus became more and more (necessary that all
How Our Language Has Grown ix
tie people be able‘to communicate with each other; Normans used more
, Any ons more French. The result was a new language,
the slow growth of many years, the vocabulary of which was largely lo~
Sauron, the grammar, French. ;
‘As we noticed that the words expressing simple, homely idess sre largely
from Anglo-Saxon, so the language of learning and formal speech is from the
Hreach; “for the Norman French were more highly civilized and educated
than the Saxons. As the French had Latin as its foundation, a large Latin
element came, in changed form, with the French into English. ' The following
table will help to make this clear:
Anglo-Sazon Lotin-French Anglo-Sazon _—_Latin-French
nalons 7 ‘Origin ‘Origin Origin
home residence ing sovereign
show ify horseman cavalier
help relieve break destroy.
precious keep maintain
hard difficult kin gracious
hide conceal bu; purchase
freese congeal feeling sentiment
It is thus to Anglo-Saxon that we look back as the source of our familiar,
ereyiay speech} fo Latin, through French, sa that tongue which has
and dignified our with the terms of science, learning,
and more formal .
the Bi Freneh big Pes last, great influence brought to bear upon
ge. Year by year, century by century, English _
and changed. ‘How different from present-day Baglish, for instance, fe the
language of Shakespeare!
These changes come about in various ways. Sometimes words creep
into the language from foreign tongues, as, for example, the French word
chic, stylish, or the Latin expression vice versa, which have now become a
real part of the English language. Often words drop out of use altogether
or come gradually to have new meanings. Thus the old word clept, meaning
named, and an, meaning if, are no longer used. ‘The word humorous originally
meant, not funny or causing laughter, but full of whims; straight meant at
one time immeckately, as espeare writes, “I'll be with you straight.”
Presently formerly had the same meaning; when a man said, “I will come
presently,” he meant immediately and not in a short time, which is our modern
meaning.’ Again, new conditions and new inventions call for new words.
Thus aulomobile and phonograph and airplane and many, many more words
came into the language as the things they name came into existence. Such
words, too, as mugwump, carpel-bagger, landslide were originally political
dang, but are now Tecognized parts of the English language. , any
one can give numerous illustrations of new words that came into the language
during the World War. Some mich change in our speech is brought to pass
every day.
Such, in outline, is the story of the gow of the English tongue—a
growth which will never cease as long as English is spoken. For language
alive, a real being, growing, developing, changing, as man, as the race,
oor, develops, changes, and bearing from year to year traces of the history
\e race.
Maxina New Worps
Now that you know something of the history of our language, will
be interested to learn how some of the separate "words became a, Pat Of the
x How Our Language Has Grown
English language, and how some have been put together and built up from
others.
Interesting stories are connected with many of our words. Have you
ever wondered, for instance, why two slices of bread with meat or some
other food between them is called a sandwich? In the eighteenth century
an English nobleman, as he was sitting at table one day, quite by chance,
or perhaps as an experiment, put a slice of meat between two slices of bread
and ate it, What the nobles do their followers copy; thus others about
e tried the same experiment. The new soon grew popular,
and was named after the man who invented it, the Earl of Sandwich,
Another instance of a “story word” is the word palace, meaning the
house where a king or a wealthy and important person lives.” This was #0
named from the Palatium, one of the seven hills of Rome, where lived Augustus,
the first great Roman Emperor.
Many more such story words might be mentioned; but there are other
and more common ways in which words are adopted into the English language.
‘As wo shall see; one of the most common ways is by fitting together
of words from other tongues, especially from, Latin and from German. Most
words of more than one ayllable are formed of two or more distinct parts.
‘The moat important part, or foundation, of the word—the part that really
gives the thought of the word—is called the root or the sem. For instance,
in the word marine, the stem is mar, from the Latin word mare (pronoun
mé-ri), meaning sea. ‘Thus marine means pertaining to the eea; we have
‘extended its meaning #0 that we say that marines are sailors of the sea, and
marine trade means trade on the sea. The same stem appears in the words
maritime and mariner. ‘The stem of the word dictate is dict, meaning
or say, a stem which we find also in such words as predict, to say before or
foretell, contradict, to say against or oppose, and dictionary, that which says.
‘The stem of the Latin word for foot is ped. ‘So we have ped as astem in pedal,
quadruped, and pedestrian :
In many words there are two parts of equal importance, or two stems.
Such a word is phonograph. Phon is a Greek stem meaning sound, found
also in , megaphone, and other words; graph is also a Greek stem
meaning write. ' You will recognize it in such ‘words as telegraph, autograph,
and paragraph. A phonograph, then, in ita literal meaning, is a contrivance
that writes sounds.
word thermometer is another two-stem word. Thermo is from a
Greek word meaning heat, and meter is a common stem meaning measure.
‘Thus a thermometer is an instrument that measures heat, as a thermostat
is a device for keeping the temperature of a room always the same. For
thermo, a8 we have seen, means heat and sat is from a Greek word meaning
to stand still. Many more such words of two stems you will find from a
study of an unabridged dictionary.
‘ords of one stem, however, are much more common than those of
tro or more. Most words have’ just one important part, whose meaning
is more or less changed by a less important syllable. If this syllable is put
before a stem, it is called a prefiz; ifUigadded after oom it called a suf,
‘A knowledge of prefixes and suffixes is a great help to a fuller
standing of English words. A prefix usually alters the meaning of the word
iteelf, and the suffix changes the part of . Thus if to the word take
we prefix mis, the meaning becomes to take wrongly, or to make an error;
for mie means wrongly. If, however, we add to mistake the suffix en, the
word is changed from a verb to an adjective, though the meaning of the
Tord itself ig not changed. Again, to prefix irana to the word plant adds
to the original meaning the idea of removal from place to place, but to add
to nt the suffix able merely makes the word an adjective without
changing the thought.
How Our Language Has Grown xi
teat following table will help you to see how words are built up from
stems, prefixes, and fotice that, though the literal meaning and
imednng i common tse ae no means always the same, yet the literal
ps, decidedly, the understanding of the word. Notice also that
the prefix frequently becomes changed in form for the sake of greater ease
in pronunciation. Thus ad, meaning fo or for or agains, becomes ac when
with = stem whooo Sra letter ito, a8 inthe mords srr i » cept,
take=take to oneself) and accede (ac, to yield to) Whes at
is placed before a stem beginning with * fe “seen Shay, 9 aoa
had taken place for instance, in th thermo ‘aftr (af, to; fiz, fasten stanton to,
Again con becomes col w! before a stem’ whose initial letter is 1, as
MaRS ied colee (coh, tonether, leo, 00 gather =gather together).
Wor | Paenx | Sreu | Sormx | Litera | Convon
Meanina | MEANING
transport | frans- -port to carry | to remove, to
across carry across carry
portable port- -able able to be | easily carried
carry able to be | carried
action ac-(g) tion act of do-| performance
do act of ing of a-deed
reference | re- Ser- ence that which] that which
‘again or | carry that which | carries | sends. one
back back elsewhere
for infor-
mation
expend | ex- pend to pay out | to pay out
out weigh out
or pay
benefactor | bene- fact- -or one who _| one who con-
well do one who does well| fers a bene-
it
Some of the more common prefixes and suffixes derived from Latin, with
their meanings, are included in the following lista
PREFIXES Usep in Worps
F-fix, ac-cept
lent
anti-slavery, anti-septic, ant-ago-
.aulo-mobile, aulo-graph, auto-bi-
can, col-, com-, co,
d& = away from, “from, down,
xii How Our Language Has Grown
PREFIXES Usep In Worps
equi- = equal
ea, & or ec- = out, from.
ine, ile, ime, ir, en-, ete. = in,
‘inter- = between...
‘mon-, mono- = one, alone (Greek)
pro- = before, for, forth, forward. .
Te-, red- = back, again.
sub-, suc-, suf-, sug-, sum-, sup- = under... sub-ject, suffer, sub-mit
trans- = across. trans-fer, trans-pose, trans-port
»uni-form, uni-corn
-able, -ible = capable of..
~age = amount, state...
~ance, -ence = relating to, condition of
-ar, ary = relating to.
fy = make...
ic, -ical = one who or that whic!
nt, banish-ment
peril-ous, wondr-ous
dignity, purity
‘The Latin roots, prefixes, and suffixes, however, form by no means the
whole of the English language. “They have been spoken of first because they
are the easiest to understand, as they are little changed, in form and meaning,
from the original. "The real strength of the language, the more familiar,
simpler words, the words of common, everyday speech, are Teutonic in
origin, They’ were brought into England by Teutonic tribes, the Angles
and the Saxons, who settled there in the fifth century.
A study of the following list of Anglo-Saxon wonds will give some idea
of the influence of the Teutonic element in the familiar speech of every
-ous = full of, of the nature
-ty = condition or character...
Englishman and American. .
-bake, baker
“beat, beater
bear, bearer, bearable
‘bind, bound, bond, band
bite, bitten, bit
rs, bough
-eat, kitten
‘cheap, chop
bacan = bake... ..
beatan = strike...
How Our Language Has Grown xii
seseeesess Gleave, cleft, cliff
ow, knew, knowledge
wunning
“Gel ag dre
‘draw, drag,
far, fare, fare
fed
“loaf, lord (= bread-keeper, from hl
weart, 0 guard), Indy Po" pread-kncadeh,
to knead)
A comparison of these stems with the Latin stems mentioned above
will show that the lo-Saxon stems have been far more changed in their
conversion into words than have the Latin. These changes, how-
ever, have come abet for the very reason that the Anglo-Saxon is the oldest
element of our language and bas thus been much altered because of the
many centuries and the influence of other tongues brought later
Bie Bagund changes are seen in the Anglo-Saxon pi
PREFIXES
a-bed, a-board
fore- = before... fore-bode, fore-cast
for- = thoroughly; Jor-give, for-get
gegen- or gain- = or again gain-say
mia- = wrong. mis-lead, mis-trust, mis-deed
un- = not. un-holy, un-do, un-bind
dl- or all al-one, al-most, al-might
ine = in. in-come, in-step, inland.
of or off. = from.
over- = above or over.
rince-dom
. chick-en ‘thom cock), kitt-en (from cat)
er, work-er
boy-hood, man-hood
farth-ing (fourth part)
int, darling
king-ehip, wor-ship
home-stead
gold-en, wood-en, gild-ed
feast or fast = firm.. -Stead-fast
Seald or -fold = denotes multi iplication -mani-fold, two-fold
-tsc or -ish = nature of............... child-tsh, fool-ish
xiv How Our Language Has Grown
Surrixzs
-less = loose from hopeeas, power-less
slike or ty = like homey, overly, lady dike
“sum or -some =
= direction backward
ting or -long = direction. headlong
wise = manner...
Another kind of words which come to us from the Anglo-Saxon is the
, y, oftentimes, whenever and a number of others
Most of these are no idager part of the language, th h some remain, as
da unt dhe Anglo-Saxon language f has been sown, the basi
ugh the n forms, a8 own,
of the English language, and the Latin haa nande a very la contribution,
po small part of our vocabulary has been transfer from other
Innguages besides these two. ro, tay, Spain, Ini India, Arabia, the West Indies,
ve contributed their share ve borrowed many terms
Pertaining to musio and to the refinements of cultures Tite, "Such words
, , balcony, cameo, intaglio, catacomb. Spain -has con-
tributed many words naming commercial prodicts, as "igo pa vanilla
ailigaor, ag well ns some others such a8 matador and monguito from'Holland
Scandinavia come words pertaining to commerce and the sea,
Which are schooner, wagon, yack, skipper, sloop. India and Arabia a ith
their products sent words naming them, such as chinlz, candy, orange, boraz,
divan, alcohol, amber, cope cotton. Biblical literature brings us Hebrew
terms, a8 7.
Runerien's contributions to. the cfg Janguage have come from the
Mexicans, from the peoples of South America and the West Indies, and
from the North American Indians. From Mexico oome chocolate, coyote
tomato; from South America, tapioca, guano, Fomuar, qinine, al alpaca;
the West Indies, hurricane, ‘maize, potato. ' The North can indians
have given us such terms as moccasin, moose, racine, abt Soak poenines papoose—
words which name things common in an Indian's daily life.
in, this way has the soho world rid contributed and still ie contributing
to the ge of the English-speakin, les: What wonder, then, that
the Bnglish tongue is full snd rith and flexible? Ita wealth of reaning, ite
beauty, its power, are the result of centuries of growth and of the gifts bestowed
by East and West, by North and South. Such a heritage may well be the
pride of every Englishman and every American.
SIMPLE RULES FOR SPELLING DERIVATIVE
WORDS
1. Monosyllables, and lables accented on the last syllable, ending
in.a single consoant praveded by a single vowel, double the final
consonant before a suffix beginning with a vowel.
+ed = planned.
plan { +i ing = plan’ ‘ning.
oor’ { $ oaks = soaur ne.
2. Words ending in two or more consonants, words ending in a consonant
preceded by two or more vowels, and polysyllables not accented on
the last syllable, do not double the final consonant before a suffix begin-
ning with a vowel.
act + or = actor.
feud ++ al = feudal.
offfer + ing = of’fer-ing.
3. Words ending in a double consonant usually drop the last consonant
before a suffix.
full + neas = fulness.
ekill + ful = skilful.
Yooge permits many such words to be spelled with either a single or a
double consonant.
4. Words ending in silent ¢ retain the e before a suffix with =
‘consonant, and drop the e before a suffix beginning witl eee
state + ment = statement.
state + ing = stating.
EXxcaprions:
whole + ly = wholk
eck ledge +m an = { pekmowledement.
ze
due tue | +l = {duly
y truly,
tre + ful = awful.
argue + ment = argument.
dye + ing = dyeing.
in ce (as place) and ge (as courage) retain the e before a
oro, at g may have their soft sounds:
peace + able = peaceable.
courage + ous = courageous.
5. Words ending in ie drop e and change i to y before ing.
die + ing = dying.
2 (xv)
xvi Simple Rules for Spelling Derivative Words
6. Words ending in y, if a consonant precedes y, change y to i before an
‘aufix except one beginning with s; if a vowel precedes y, the y i
pity + ful = pitiful.
pity + ing = pitying.
uy + er = buyer.
7. The rule for formation of plurals of nounsis to add # to the singular.
If the final letter of the singular will ot unite with 6 (as ch eh, 6,3
z, 2), add es.
church, churches.
fox, foxes.
8. Nouns ending’ in a consonant and y form the plural by changing y to i
and adding es.
daisy, daisies.
9. Nouns ending in a consonant followed by o form the plural by adding es.
negro, negroes.
10. The formation of the third person singular present of verbs follows the
rules for the plurals of nouns.
EXPLANATORY NOTES.
Varied Spellings, If twoor more variations of the spelling of a single
word exist, the rule followed is to let each appear in its proper alphabetical
place in the list, with pronunciation, definition, etc., given as usual, followed
by “Also,” and the variant in heavy type. An exception is made to this
rule when the position of the two variants is consecutive or practically so.
In this case, the word given first, and defined, is that selected as preferable.
For illustration, see egis and fusileer.
Analogous Forms. In cases where two derivatives from the same root
word are practically identical in meaning, the less common one has been
given in heavy type, with “Also,” and has not been listed elsewhere. See
accusatory, acceptability. Cross references have occasionally been used,
with “Also,” in words almost identical in meaning. See heather.
Capitals. When the word listed is a proper noun or adjective, it
appears in the vocabulary with a capital. If it has two forms, one common,
one proper, the form given in the vocabulary is the original or more impor-
tant form of the word, the other being repeated beneath, with the definition
belonging to it. See genesis.
Hyphens. A light hyphen is used to mark division into syllables, except
after an accented syllable; as, e-lab’o-rate, A heavy hyphen is used to
separate the parts of a compound word; as, fa'therein-law.
Pronunciation. Pronunciation of every word in the vocabulary is
given in parenthesis immediately after the word. If a word serves as more
than one part of speech, and the second is pronounced differently from the
first, the pronunciation of the second is inserted in ‘parenthesis after the name
of the part of speech. See alternate.
Grammatical Information. Principal parts of verbs are given in
brackets after the name of the part of speech (v.i. or vt.), if the verb is
irregular or if they are desirable for other reasons. Similarly, irregular plurals
of nouns and comparative and superlative degrees of adjectives are given in
brackets.
Etymology. No attempt has been made to analyze sources of words,
except when a word or phrase has been adopted bodily from a foreign language.
In that case the name of the foreign language appears in brackets after the
definition.
Derivatives. Certain derivative words which come directly from words
listed in the vocabulary are given after the definition of the original word,
with the part of speech of the derivative indicated. See adorable,
(xvii)
ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THIS BOOK.
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Tesnagrr
A GUIDE TO PRONUNCIATION.
Key To Tae Sane Inpicatina Sounp.
AccENT.
The word accent is applied to the special emphasis which is placed upon
eertain syllables in words of more than one syllable. Sometimes a word has
one accented syllable, which is indicated by a single mark ['] after the syl-
lable. Sometimes a word has two accented syllables, a principal, or heavier,
one and a secondary, or lighter, one. The principal accent is indicated by a
single mark [], and the secondary by a double mark [’].
Vowsts.
4, as in ate, pale, f8’vor, is called long a. It occurs in accented syllables.
4, as in fo'li-Aige, sen’Ate, often represents long a in unaccented syllables.
4, as in rfre, pfr’ent, pre-pre’, represents a in accented syllables ending in r.
4, as in ct, giir'ret, is called short a. It occurs in accented syllables.
4, a8 in lo’cdl, af-fect’, Seep prema feet Git Sraeanied eatin ang
in a consonant.
4, a8 in calm, fiir, clirt, is called broad or Italian a.
4, as in ask, com-méand’, is called intermediate a.
as in bd-na‘nd, rade! represents intermediate a in unaccented syllables»
4 sually thow Hot ealiag b's sonsonaat It is called indeterminate a.
4, as in é’ven, scéne, con-céde’, is called long e. It occurs in accented syllables.
& as in @-vent’, dé-ecribe, cré-ate’, pro-pri’é-ty, often represents long e in
unaccented ‘syllables.
4, as in de-féct’, &x’tra, Sdge, &f-fct’, 8nd-&d, is called short e. It occurs in
accented syllables and in unaccented first and last syllables.
4, as in nov’8l, re’c&nt, often represents short ¢ in unaccented syllables.
@, as in writ’ér, re-fér’, con’fér-ence, represents unaccented e before r.
i, as in right, de-light’, i-de’a, is called long i. It occurs in accented and
unaccented sy! les.
has in sin, a, begin dis-sect’, is called short ¢. It occurs in accented and un-
ted syllables.
asin pe, ech’b, is called long 0. It occurs in accented and unaccented
ay .
4, as in pé-ta’to, é-bey’, often represents long o in unaccented syllables.
4, as in cord, 6r’der, a-d6rn’, cléth, is called open or intermediate o. It occurs
in accented syllables es ending in a consonant, often before r.
%, a8 in cbr‘al, Sb-la’tion, is called short o. It occurs in accented and
unaccented syllables.
8, as in c8m-pare, cor’é-net, usually represents short o in unaccented syllables.
, as in care, d’nit, hi’man, is called long u. It occurs in accented syllables.
4, as in Q-nite, hf-mane’, cir’cfi-late, represents long u in unaccented syllables.
(xix)
xx A Guide to Pronunciation
, as in barn, oc-ctr’, fr, representa accented u before a single r in the same
&, as in hurry, dp-set’, cit, is called short u. It occurs in accented and
unaccented syllables.
8, as in fo'ctis, stip-port’, stic-ceed, usually represents short u in unaccented
4, as in me’nG, represents French u or German w-umlaut.
Sometimes a certain sound of one vowel is indicated by a special marking
of another. Thus:
a, as in all, wa'ter, walk, is represented by 8.
. a, as in what, was, is represented by 8.
e, as in re-fer’, herd, is represented by 0.
e, as in there, where, is represented by &.
i, as in stir, irk’some, is represented by 0.
i, as in e-lix‘ir (unaccented), is represented by &.
i, as in ma-chine, mo-bile’, is represented by é.
©, a8 in move, do, to, is represented by 68.
©, as in wom’an, wor'sted, is represented by 6.
0, as in come, hon’ey, is represented by i.
0, as in word, worse, is represented by 0.
u, a8 in true, sure, is represented by 68.
u, as in pull, su’gar, is represented by 06.
Diretuonas.
ai, as in vain,
ci ania wait: } have the sound of &.
au, as in haul,
oe ei te } have the sound of 6.
ai, as in aisle,
ai ag i site} have the sound of I
au, as in laugh, has the sound of &.
ea, as in steak,
ei, as in veil, |} have the sound of &.
ey, as in they,
ea, as in learn, has the sound of a.
ea, as in steam,
ee, as in meet,
ei, as in seize, } have the sound of &.
€0, as in peo’ple,
ey, as in key,
ei, as in height,
oi agin nei } have the sound of f
ev, as in feud,
oxy, as in new, | bave the sound of a.
eu, as in rheum,
ous ag in theum \ have the sound of 63.
A Guide to Pronunciation xxi
ew, as in sew, has the sound of 8.
ie, as in yield, has the sound of &:
fe, as in tie, has the sound of i.
oa, as in foam,
oes ae in doe, "have the sound of 8.
ow, as in blow,
oy, as in toy, has the sound of oi.
00, as in boot, is marked 6, long.
00, as in foot, is marked 6b, short.
ou, a8 in soup. has the sound of 68.
ou, as in could, has the sound of 86.
ow, as in prowl, has the sound of ou.
ConsoNANTS.
Certain consonants are used to indicate other special consonant sounds.
Thus:
tch, as in catch.
ch, as in chose, is used to indicate j ti, as in question.
te, as in righteous.
£, as in feel, is used to indicate { BP oh ug
gu, as in guest.
g, as in good (hard g), is used to indicate { gue, as in plague.
gh, as in ghastly.
gz is used to indicate x, as in ex-ist, ex-ample.
hhw is used to indicate wh, as in when, where.
B, ag in gem (soft g).
gi, as in rel ligion.
Jy as in joy, is used to indicate { ge, as in pi
i, as in sol lier
dge, as in judge.
ch, as in chorus (hard ch).
¢, as in cure (hard c).
, as in back.
qu, as in conquer.
ich is used to indicate the German ch, as in loch.
cs is uscd to indicate x, as in sex, extra.
cw is used to indicate qu, as in inquire.
n is used to indicate gn, as in design.
2, as in bank, function, is used before hard g or k.
it is used to indicate French nasal n or m, as in enfant.
it i is used when g is soft.
Ag, on in Lng, singer, {iota pues tn tongue
r, as in red, is used to indicate rh, as in rheumatism,
kk, as in kept, is used to indicate
xxii A Guide to Pronunciation
¢, as in center (soft c).
8, a8 in seem (sharp s), is used to indicate } sc, as in science.
ss, as in miss.
ch, as in machine.
ce, as in ocean.
ci, aa in racial.
sh, as in show, is used to indicate } sci, as in conscience.
si, a8 in version.
ss, as in issue.
ti, as in motion.
t, asin try, is used to indicate { od a8 in stopped.
th is used to indicate th, as in thin, thick.
th is used to indicate th, as in soothe, they.
vy, as in vain, is used to indicate f, as in of.
+ asin gna, in used to indicate ® 93 n erases
2, as in azure.
zi, as in glazier.
zh is used to indicate j s, as in measure.
si, a8 in provision.
g, as in rouge.
THE WINSTON
SIMPLIFIED DICTIONARY
A
4 a Gord). adj. and indef- art. (contraction
‘Ay 8 oan Snes any
“oe eee eta ‘nto; as, once @ month;
(arin), tn the Bi
iron d Meveg: the et Might prise of
raga a, forse i Ie go.
al ban-doned Ga banding), P-adt._for.
entirely; shameless) wicked:
al ban. -dons ment { (4-bim dan staan,»
bags ie
abase © So ae ae or dograde;
continu
increase).
ka, db ro,
atward: in in
sits ot
al bat toir ( Cigpacewte), na bullding tp
and thelr moat for uae
(Gb'4), n, father; a title of a bish«
Ab-ba APOSGEET icone OP,
tern
g.name for God found in the Now Tanarnost:
tings
a)
ab-bess is alo, hg end of a conrent
(2b; w Wel. abbeys (1 Sather sex
ich “thoy Ihre ‘monastery 7 aang
Spavent or ‘ornunnery (for femaiee)s the eurcd
ab. bot (2% jot ee nthe male superior. or
terally, father? Gen aliomaenetie
ab-l -bre- vi-ate ¢ (e-breeE Re) 2 to ak $9 short.
word, as Dec. for ‘December
ab-bre-vi-a-tion
(d-br8*vi-a/shOn), n.
or
w the sng
Mas forced to abalcata bie throne ta favor
"| ab-di-ca-tion Se a es RES
a .
power or authorit
de baSingny. ne, the lower
ab-do.men ) cavity of this body, contatn-
ab-dominal (lr ith
ab-duct abs rhgen ot, to gary off by
D
ab-duc- tion vada chan, .n. the act of
Kddnapine. caren ff "eros
ipso rire, cit, lool, flir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, Ege,
t, sin; cbld, dbey, cbrd, stp, cBmpare; anit, Anite, barn, cut,
novel, refér;
focts, ’menti;
b68t, £86t; found; boil; futction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = wh asin whien;
zhe=z asin azure; kh=ch asin loch.’ See pronunciation key, pages xix to:xxi.
(ib-nOr’mAil), .
ab-nor mal i mal ad: inarata:
or ‘7pe—adr, aber ally —n- abnormal mally.
a-board jfip°cr ranroaa Grain! Gesd aloo
in the cor to enter a ship or train; as,
z "e-38a), aa a? piace. of continued
a-bode faa f A foe
| abolish ‘eas as
Ctyll War abolished slavery.
eer
oa Cn a
a-bey-ance Ta BERESD 9. holaing or
‘Sun. dislike,
at hor ence fee sad iar
“ént), adj.
ab-hor-rent bit Be eet
abide cane i
ale ae i Rave originated or had thelr
.| ab-o4 Fig ‘ines ae i) mpl. the
to mature; any fall
(4-b61 s Wi
: eierabe mi ron ba shri
to abound @ (@-bound?. 24. to hare tn plenty
suantitys sfolgred Sy th or unt
inds ‘With fish.
acble-bod-1ed 2a iron and sound |S ererea
a-l bloom si testi aay, ioe ade. in OF he bap nee abore m¢
ane rade gars Srp eeme
| cba ham i Bet in the Lan
ear ebemn, Panes of
Ate, senfite, rire, ct, locdl, fir, ask, at scéne, event, &dge, noval, refér;
right, sin; cdld, Obey, cord, stdp, cOmpare; dnit, dnite, bara, cit, foctis, meni;
ane lve,
Bitre.ae 3 etc., used as,
‘Attacks by
a place of refuge during
@my airplanes. ]
abridge Seale
onary.
a-bridg-ment G2yfome ua bos ete: | Buccs.
amaller tT
of duty; quit the count ‘secret:
& Bide Shesalf,' ed dsappear, often to avoid
‘Syn. ran off, steal away.
absence ia n- the state of being
absent (rs (Botnet.
absently stacted insane!” thaiae-
absent-min -mind.- ed {uP Sp" per ‘qed).
ase solute (abi p30), adj. free a to
sespotic: applied 2,8 eyetem of government
any law; a
Syn eupreme, arblirar
ab-so-lu-tion $°
fom the consequences ofa ain; the declaring
drenome of:
ab-solve $-* Sheol) 8. One tee ats ee
"| which 1¢ is
Bonest
abusive
sab -Sorb-ent (bar bint). nm. anything
So nee or taking in; as,
as,
sate ‘mental stats
oof; keup away
from; as, to dbsiain trom the Uso of "to
ab stain. er (tb-stin'ér),
Voluntarily
eepectally, one who elves vee up ‘intoxicants,
ab-ste-mi-ous Soe te eee
use of food and drink: temperate.—ads. abste-
Silousiye=-n abetamsiousnoss.
ab-stinence {S0;tinéan 7 self-denial;
0f food or drink foral giving 5D
n. one who
ab-stract-ed
from other things.—ado. do, abatractadiy.
Seria, 2d 5
ab-strac-tion Gbsirieshan), n. with,
from any object, or's quality from a thing of
faa Parts sboenee of mae ‘di
‘abeetue in. ‘ads, eepa-
rately: by iteelf.
rite}. ad ‘adj. obscure; hid-
dp. abatrasely <a strusenese.
ab-surd ¢ (), ad}, contrary to reac
‘ad:
; untrue.
Ant. (see consistent, if, aenalble). J. abeur-
ab-surd-i-ty shia pes Tins este ot
Dist wilch io Cotltrary to Stason or seman
a a-bun-dance oe os
Sn overdowing “quantity:
a. abun -dant (4-ban‘dint), | adj. ample:
abundantly.
plentiful; sufficient. —ado,
(G-t i-biis’), n. ill-treatment; insull
a-buse -buse speech” the: casing ee
wera
Tegess ins aa: o, (@-buz
treat’ rud
t
ite: tro Daa
ui
Si vile, a meee, lefame,
slander, ‘sates ‘eaduce io
Ant 0 Pra ayy, ad). wronely used:
a-bu-Sive ifi-naured: tring harsh words!
bet, £56t; found; boil; fusiction ; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = wh asin when;
the as in azure; kh =ch as in loch.
‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxi.
abut
4 acclimation
Corrupt; as, an abusire use of power.—ade.
abusively.—n. ivenees.
a-but (0), 24, I2t and pp, abutted,
touch at” dae, end: eriinate or end: With
al ‘putment (28 (d-bat'mBntyn. thas which
the, sup) sence Re tho ead ot ah
(Ete, n. great depth of water
a abyss: specs 's bottomless gulf, nn
(Gkbehd), ‘n. the plant yielding
a.ca-Cia gum arabic and other i 8
thorny rei lowering ‘plant of the bean
— (sk'd-démTk), n. a college | belief:
aniveraty: ai. ie se Thecatys theoret!
cal not practical. Also,
" @kadem) no
ra
(kk-081'r-Kt), 0.t. tohasten;
to, cause to ‘move or ad-
speed of; to
(protest).
ac-cel-er-ate
ac-cel-er-a- tion geen “ineraatne
speed; the state of being
increased in
ac-cel-er-a-tor Whore that which, ‘ine
cronsce
jethod in to
py method in photography:
same cous oF Of 8 oral
Of music: "nt. takreeat): to, express the om
Phaticsyllablo in, oe denote tho Yoeal division
Sta word by strees or modulation of the
voice; to pronounce; mark the stressed
syllable of w word by use of a sign: dwell
Gert to em
upon or emphasize, as
ac-cen-tu-ate phatize in speaking
writing; to lay stresh upons—n, aesentua ion.
(ak-s8pt’), v.t. to take or receive
ac-cept writ with Bpproval. asa gift, or an
office; to agree to, or acquiesce in; as, to accept
the
tar acclaim $242?
an excuse; to recognize as true; to agree to
=i Ravine
Ris oe aretpriasireey
ac-ce -i-
Pesce Te ser eee
ac-ce| -ta-tion Skier ee 'sbtn). 7
Delle sol ager ‘which @ word or state-
ac-cept-eF ihe bo peroo ho Fe Feceives & bill
"| ac-ces-si-bil-i-ty { See oF beng
S-Si. b Gk-ets Tb), adj. bie
ac-ces-si-ble # sem vin Sr
to bereached;
ac-Ce8-S0-1 a teen
agent) Conteioutary
fern ace one wo tha
which, aids principal agent; 0,
though ‘not present, aids or sbeta ins crime
either before or siter, ite ‘its commission; an
agent or accom)
"Sy wifederate, helper.
‘Syn., n tin: aly, con fede
Ant, (see Pig 1 9
ac-ci. -dent g it), pan an mnexpected
unfortunate.
‘Syn, incident, adventure, chance.
Ant, (o00 cortainty, calcuIaHOD) a
ac-ci-den-tal pening by chance o unex:
pectedly; casual; as, an accidental meeting;
Ty (iet-d8n’thI-), ado. tn
placed.—n.
accidental tally Oasis
joy
ac-cla-ma-tion are et appiaiass
other demonstration of hearty. approval: an
outburst of joy, or praise; the adoption of a
aa oy ror SrTokO" e.t. to accustom
tc mouth.
ac-cli-mate {dierent ‘or foreign ‘con
ditions of temperature, “molsture, ete. sto
adapt to new conditions of temperature,
moisture, etc. aocltmantize..
(aiT-miahOn), n. the
rocess of becoming used
Also,
ac-cli-ma-tion {Nrcus
Ate, sentte, rire, ct, locAl, fir, ask, pdrade; scéne, trent, Bdge, novél, refer;
mae any oold ‘Cbey, cérd, stép, oSmpare; dnit, nite, brn, cit, focks, mend:
acclimatize 5 accurate
tonew or different conditions of temperature, | ment with; accordin ; agreeably; as, he
ee Pema) et. and | ocean coe Hise de,
i i seats
ac-clima-tize (71s actiom: or “be | ac-cord-ing-ly ‘Srcemen ‘conse-
que accustomed. to new or f endl: | quently; sereoably: ss, was
‘tons of tem} ture, etc.: said of
planta or ‘oolimaa' cording
spe of the cart of a hil (bkordiin), m9
acco-lade ae NaS aay. ), n. the | small keyed musical
pl
kao ‘Acoor dca
0-c0st i is 7S nations to
ot, en
‘Syn. "Sey cers cope ie 8 fit, sult.
‘eae
ac-com-mo dat-in; cS kom p-d ole: ion; “profit:
: Ee
, 2. narrative, description, narration,
accom-mo-da-tion (bins stapte: Wexountd-bnt-
Won tment; that which lie 5 nei bil
5% deuire: lodging: = loan of movey. as | tty for the ‘he carrying out of in’ obligation. OF
ecommodation paper, ‘novos, of | trust. Also, scsountablenees, 0
nicment (to™" pant. ac-count-a-ble (i koun't-b), adj.,an-
. that aay acoonaa to explain Gne's seuona
principal thing by way of ornament, or| Syn. punishable, amenable.
of harmony; as, the violin and ac-coun-t tan-cy s sro practice & te
skilled in the keeping of books.
2, 8] ac-coun-tant {*
movement or action; in music, to supply | ination of book, ane
Some or snot cepround, for s ‘voles... | ac-cou-ter te seal ee a el
dress; to outfit a
ac-com-plice G&touplin. 1. an moc | ac cou-ter-ments xe OB Br Aarmndnte),
ar ¥%,, confederate, accessory, abettor, assist-| equipments or out, ‘Also mosouttomenter”
ac-cred-it (eee Maense 1 avin’
i (kd ’ }, 0.t. to ize; stamp with authority; send with cre-
ab Roots] tate Seiad pee
Fee
aaa
tH i
Hae
i
i
ie
a
i
#8
&
t
i
i
ig
aie
completion of an act or undertaking: ul ac-cu-mu.late com eodienc®
ya. qualification, acquiremost, fy \icconee tntelog mu:
stcord in i aoe ; | Be aS a ——
eo alles: of eine igtntcer <8 | ac-cu-mu-la-tion (kimtsesnan) 2.
bermony: two agree in pit in pi ‘and tone: n. | lecting together; a heap. ek -it-ttv), ag.
“Snes grants allow. admit. ac-cu-mu-la-tive Mime vo
Ant. (see deny) Posed to, collect or heap, Up: colle
accord-ance {30rsim.,.». sere! ac-cu-ra.cy WHgit ts fhe, sumlty
ser a ee teal | Moen oy ‘
ac-cu-rate ah i-rfit),, ot. conforming, to
ac-cord-ing {f-kord’tng). pad}. agreeing:
adn. in agree
beet, f66t; found; bell wubetion; ; chase; good; joy; then, thick; jhw =wh asin when
th=s as in azure; kkh=ch as in loch. ‘See pronunciation key, Pages xix to xxii.
6
acquit
accursed
‘&-kor’sdd),
ac-cursed omer fodastruciion bls vidal: | Be;
ruined; detestable. Also, scourst
ac-cu-sa- tion & eteae nan), n.acharge
tion of the fon" of ar crtns a declara-
ac-cu-sa-tive fect
object of the verb or
by use; a8, to
), nat. 2 wal
Bed as), mato a 2
ace Gomss2y with s stiate apst
small pera an earned point, in
similar es; an aviator who has brot
down at least five encmy airplanes,
ore ‘n. (pl.
Cp), sournessas Of unio?
i, harshness or severity of
expression.
ili (s"St-in'T-lid: -Ild),
ac-et-an-i-lide Oona: MO:
one of the coal tar products, used as a medi-
cine to Prevent or reduce fever,
a very
‘tennis or
aught
(d-08t'Dc 1d)
a-ce-tic ac-id (eet 67 icone aot
taste and peculiar sharp smell; the acid in
ne (4-08t7-1én), n. 8 colori
a-cet-y-lene (o3" produced” by “musing
water fh calctum ca ide: the most brilliant
figminading gas known, used extensively for
he tit cared
ache {i to sulter, ‘or be in pain, bodily oF
mental me my tooth ora my Beart aches.
achieve oro mbn ee gala or
being to a euscacanil end by an elfort’ #1. 20
bring about, a desired result.
Gun, do. nao , accomplish, effect, fulfil, execute,
a-chieve-ment “cn
heroic deed; somethi
Tied out by bald o iS care eh al
22). n, the greatest Greck
cones ‘of the Trojan War; hero
‘3
ach-ing ing pafs; Spatuhilo “ade achinele.
ach-ro-mat ic dierom rormaviiy, ag dea
optical work to describe glass that ecto
light mithone affecting its auallty: as, the
Out accidentals or modulation.
ac-i id & ep, adj. sour, and sharp or biting
the tasie, as vinegar: a sour
substance, usually ‘liquids thet whic com:
Rid ify Gactie ot and of. (pt. and
rot and o.. {pt
a-cid-i-fy pp scained, aston
to make or’ 9 four {oem eter.
(a-chBv'minn), na suc: | ac.
B.pr, acknowl J, to admit or own to be
ne: Ra, to acknowledge a, 20.
giatneatcs 2 by bo to confess; to admit
t Mea tovicknowledge & letter.
‘Sim avow, raut, allow, concede.
‘Ant. (see deny).
ac-knowl-edg-ment (hi, 8)’ $45
|e avowal: an Eat recta
iin Bi el coer es
‘ highest
AC-ME point: the crisis of & disease.
I (ak’6-IIt), n, an attendant; an
z|ac-o-1 lyte (sistant: "the boy who ‘wates
upon or serves a priest at the altar during
the Mass.
ac-o-nite (et aud gt pt
i fows, tno
tne ‘plant, “cepodially
5 Wi 1}, m. the seed or
fof the oak? » small nue with fea
base, held in a natural
woody cup. ;
a-cous-tic Gk.
ous’ tik) having to
oer tte), 00) bana 0
to the
‘acoustic
Properties of theroom. Also, scoustical.—ado.
‘sooustically.
tea: ak
a-cous-tics (foRones' of sonad’ is
study of the ofeets of mound upon the organs
ac-quaint hake faualliae with: Puraioe Pa
formation to: as, to acquaint oneself
eae, all enlighten, make aware, make known,
communical
ae-quaint-ance it SSieyenthnah on Pete
either this nov
Soe, bal ith whore sabe very mera fe
Sn. Soauatatancesh
Ricwin’ tl
ac-quaint-ed (irri), 2.06), bay:
know!
i (ik’ wits), to agree b:
[wi-e8Ce ot, "objecting: “to “atletly
Swed aecnily by tn: as, to acquiesce ina poll
pace fate, an, silence, io
determined upon- ‘abaulesoent—ads,
acquiescently.
Syn. agree, accede, comply, consent,
Ai protest).
ac-qui-es-cence (ry rien), the
ailont assent.
(S-kwir’), v4, to gain or obtain
ac-quire on “at, “tatally by one's
own physical or mental exertions; as, to
acquire a habit.
Ne (Kkwir'mént), n. the
ac-quire-ment "eal ‘now!
sta skill, etc.; attainment; that which ts
ae gui.si tion (Kevwtzish id), nthe
act of gaining possession
1, aoruisition a4 property? & mavertal
Possession gained by any means.
Geet eh ine and Pp. ac-
ultodp.
i ur ule .pr. acquitting], to re-
ite, senate, Tire, oft, Tocll, fir, ak, parade; scéne, évent, ddge, noval, refér;
right, sin; cdld, Obey, cdrd, stp, cbmpare; nit, dite, brn, e0t, footis, ment;
- acridness.
(de*r-mo’ni-ts), | adj.
bitter; sarcastic:
acri-mo-ni- ous
(Kk ’t BI), in fact;
fol ao oppoeed To metay po
resent,
Sa: Bey fenuine. oxrtan.
that moan ncae
ac-tu. thy asa tantece of tacts
as, pipet came at last. fast. - tpt
ac-tu-aty oak ial age ae
feast, one who skilled in in computing life
premiums, ete.
tft), v.t. to move or incite
effort; ’ as, men are actuated
by various motives; to put intomotion.
a-cu-men (kins), 1. quickness of
a sharpness,
Ant. (see blunt stupidity).
acute {ily Keen,” clever: quick ‘of por:
acros-tic Goaty ie vernon ts whicn Oa6 ii ana * high in “piteh ahril“ade.
more sete of lowers, taken in , form &
act & Dem a dead, that which ta done:
ie ese eae
ature; Judgment of s court; @ formal
; Behavior: only when are
gun | ae
by oneparty ‘against another tna court of
tip manner ofa 5
eBective motion,
*| ad-a-man-tine (444
48, £864; found boll; fuotion chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw wh ean wh
Rete ‘shrewd, intelligent, penetrating, plerc-
18 ne" (ooo blunt or dul).
a-cute-ness ¢42y Sayan
alert.
e (ara. 1, an ancient proverb or
faying in current use; as,
da 1 ie a djand ade. in musi,
,| 2-da. gio ew, lowly: with ereces nea
loco of must IF wich th ee ees
Yim), 1. e
Ad-am the the creation, the first man.-
the quality
or mentally
(id’é-mint), n. a real
inary ‘stone
‘substance of
nd: ad, un: 7 :
j-min'tIn), adj.
of a very hard
(hd’ims . the
Mim of enepoment
noticeable in
ada: mant
hardness;
such as the d
substance; impenctrable.
Ad-am’s ap- alee
in front of the
males.
th=s as in azure; kh =ch as in loch. ‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii,
adaptability 8
(d-dip’td-b0
ey jie, dually ‘of etme | Dart
Papen, n. we act
D, eee
addi ai ‘tonal & al esto a Gd). Joined
odd idle & cn 24, rotten
(B-dres't
ad-dress-o1 graph & tademack . vame
for a machine used to direct circulars, letters,
ete.
ad-duce & Seas st, to being, forward
poo te the ity in
ane to,
a. dept filled tn
an art an
ad-e-qua-cy oe —
F purpoee.
a d-e-quate seguineet suficien’
See meen pe ieba.
edna 3 aa
ad. her-ence
ad her.es nt eee ‘(aa Tatras, ad vad etka:
; | eases,
ad-j
adjustment
‘a follower or supporter, as ofa political
ad-he-sion ( Gaby shen), ‘n. the state a
in opinion; =
tio state of | united, or rms
si; edjustment’ to | w man's adheston vo’ truth,
‘Syn. adherence, attachment, fidelity, de-
lad hesi -h yee holding fast:
ad-he-sive mens |
gaheive e_Dlaster—ade. Rr Sug: ae
‘2 a-diew 20? cao I aera pocd
ighon at ‘parting: good'by; - Fare
ad. ja-cen-cy { Ljtsto-e 0, tho wate of
ad.ja-cent ‘defiretne, odf. near: close:
i Wes
1! ad-jec-tive O05 ive wt, ne
Sepdltion; a worn tat used to
ie yoln'}, tk to le & a
Ce ddedaieige
of
ality or
, Umit, or
for aieare ms the court. gurned® the
2; sae Tests.
Righe adieu ‘adjourned.
postpone
ad-journ- ment
adjuige Ee of owt
to Ww Snaeten’
adj a areas
ad. ju-di-cate Or cury. and dosidio’e ease
adjudicator hte
ad-ju-di-ca. tion Goo gy end
or by as court; a eal rial Section os
n. ade
ther thing, but Hot a tes:
an re a Saat tiy) 1dj.having
ad-junc-tive ‘obs or unless:
3 ab cans ang,
loma on oa!
on oath
ad jure Seeger to charge
sot eft at ‘or make exact;
to make accu-
right;_settlement oe arranmemen
ite, sentte, rire, cit, wire, eit; loll, fir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent
right, sin; obld, obey, c6rd, st¥p, obmpare; dnit, dnite, birn,
at, Bd =a ref&r;
it; focts, ‘menti;
9 adulteration
adjutancy
ad ju-tan-cy o7'"te army “Sabox was
assists a colonel or other high off ~_
x
ad.ju-ta tant helper; aelacs
stork,
ad-ju-tant gen-er-al ¥
8 - tant er =i
Schotante Bendel tae euler
ofan army, through
sto are rocelved ‘all orders, Li
ing general. sAalusant
(4d-min ‘Ts + Ot. tO
ad-min-is-ter Game). chet agent oF
ad. ad-mit-tance # (armivine), n. the power
entrance. Also, admission.
ad-mix aianlr) 2. to mix, or combine,
poretting ele
ad-mix-ture Mena canyon mana
os
side t0 Peproe
warn; in-
struct; to direct; to
ad-mo-ni-tion
ad-mon-i. to-ry am tate,
ing.
(4-450), n. unnecessary bustle;
a-do ado fxs? eroables “amr much ado’ about
a adobe ¢ (2-4-0) n- wnburnt brick, dried
exies,
ere oe n
with:
ve | Central America sad 3)
‘ental
‘sticiai | 2d-0-les-cence
(4d"6-lés’8ns),_n.
Period during which ie
ich | human body, attains ita
admin. is-tra-tor (66min te-tri ta),
or governs affairs; "one who. ‘pottles the ‘the
fate of ® person dying wi ‘without
ministratrices
Bointed by law to settle
adm mi-ra-ble @4miré-bh, adj, worthy
\proval; ex-
af admin n. the chief com-
‘of a flest; 8 naval
(id’mi-ril-th, n.
faltles “tis, vi "agpare-| 4
ngliah | government,
‘the building in
aloe is
ex
tl. tO regard
‘approval or pleasure. —n.
Ge-mist bh dj. worth;
ad-mis-si-ble % » liSwad | 8
with
Powers; yout
arent,
| ad-o.les-cent © Dy ageing hee adj. growing
det take t0
a-dopt {cone's swa: asa cad: an opinion
on gourmet cto
"a-dop- tion Giaer
f ting and “putting into ‘use; ase th
of accepting and put as, the
an -dor.a-ble ble Stine a atdh arty ot
n. tho act
‘profound rev-
‘8 Own:
ad-o-ra-tion {risen »
ference; the utmost lover
a.dore ‘¢ (a-d0r), at Pay
divine honors
Iv, to lové
zed. to offer
adroit. ness ness ¢ G-arott ‘nde}, n. the quality
ad-u-la-tion ese emote
ad.u. Ja-to-ry Sept, 24), excen
extravay
a-dult (4 Pea, df. gronm up, to full age,
sane Stat ‘ a
EE powe| sn
fern ae at idl ter ate Sais "oat
oo ° 2) ar toe “duets milk by’ pouring
ad. mit (4 og mlte water into it.—n, adulterat ,
exter, allow | ing A2 Bet | g-dul-ter-a-tion @stiatensnte). x
admittable. cing of something of an quality
nd Godan” suffer, tolerate. ina mit Passing it for the genuine
dost,
=z as in azure; kh=ch
3
asin
{66t ; found; boil; futction; chase; ; good ; joy; then, thick; hw = wbain whens
‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
adultery
a-dul-ter-y
violating pee
ad va-lo-rem {5
edt eae Dn 1. adulteries
f Ey St breaidngor
Orem Mirae tt
duty, an import duty or charge on
a certain +f
goots at
rate per cent based on ual
Value at the Bert of shipment. (hard
ad-VANCe 51° to cause to 90 forward:
propose; as, to adrance an opinion; tes
crease; ‘as, to adcance prices: to further; as,
to advance a cause: to make a ent of
beforehand: 2.8 moving form
ment; an addition to or rise
10
| publish:
trary; hostile; unfortunat
circumstances.—ado, adversely.
ad -ver-si ty Sear er
saying & whlle
sad. wert-ence fees oa,
ad-vert-ent (1¢qvir'én0). adj- attentive:
agen erie” }, Out.
ad-ver-tise (oiivo tole torts tars
the Atyention of other to; ‘announce: inform:
‘advertize.—n. advertiser.
(Sd-vor'tdns),
or occurring
Of eeuotes. am adoance ‘SES emda), n, ad- ver-tise-ment (S2-79%" Tisgmtot:
ad- vance. -ment {herance; progress; | ® & Rotice in s public print; ‘an aanouncemén
promotion, en
(ad-van’ e 7 (id-vis’
ad-van-tage (ovate tur “Yorrtrdt ad-vice ee tat fBiiwed® counea:
‘superior. poait ition; a benefit: an: ig that | as, I have come to you for ‘concerning
or assets: i, he had the adsantage of & By choles of college. itprmatiog ven By
ood education. 3 H
ad-van-ta-geous Sa yuci | deme for bens, .
fryer. eee merece. ont ad vis abil ty Go ae" le
ad-vent the ident of" é| te ‘Also, sSavioabisneses
Jesus Christ
-vent-ism 7
ing socond, tin ‘time"to catablish
Idngdom on
ia
Ad-vent ist {4 Balioven in"the"second cone
ing of Christ.
(id’yen-tizm). 1, the doo-
‘Christ is com-,
ad-ven-ti-tious 4 yantlyo,,, ads.
caraal;_necidental: ‘produced sat oe normal
and regular order.- ). adventitiously. bold
ary
ad-ven-ture (ivén;80,
the encountering of risks; ‘a
perience: the taking part in an uncertain
(kd-vin’t irr) 1ewho
ad-ven-tur-er { Foproeeraeins
gerous ent rise: a soldier of fortune; one
‘who seeks ‘by false show or pre-
ad-ven-tur-ess fase th)? ait
tinction by false ous eden ete
ad-ven-tur-ous (84,"59 tt),
full of risk; daring uring courage;
{Bretome. Also, adventuresoste eds. advan
2),
adverb Sis Goaity every an adledtve, &
nother adverb
ad-ver-bi-al fe ervt) deceit:
ad-ver-sa-ry S40"#439
foes Opponent SLATE sd-tv), ad. ox
ad-ver-sa-tive eres ed: SE
aan adversalire conjuction ie ‘one that ‘con:
nects. contrasting,
ad _ to;
ad. rerts § Spportte:_tinfavorebles = oo
e
ined coincaraangeti
12. ipl. adver~
‘an enemy;
| ad-vo-ca-cy (Sakon.
the ad- vis-a-ble ¢-Yi4>) 24). proper to
eh ood Jadement Srudent;" expodlcat or
Tale
ad. vise {§ eyz). vl
mend as wine, prudent, oto te,
Broper coume of action'-“m. vlege
Sees a Eee oe
ad-vise-ment sMiwation: es, Twi tere
the mattor under adttarrent
ad-vi-so-ry oS to coun-
sel; as, an adrisory committe.
nn the act of
or recommending.
ad-vo-cate {f2'yoit0. 1, one sate
harp, an instrument, the
6 out musical sounds ‘when
strings of which,
thowind Blows Carough them. | Aso, sola
"On), 7
@-00 ¢ So measure? Baas." Aine ease one
(erat), ed to charge
te, rire, cXt, locdl, fir, ask, parade; scéne, évent, &dj
an cold, ‘bbey, cord, stdp, cSmpare; dnit, dnite, barn,
, novel, refér;
t) focks, ment;
aérated bread
11
affluence
a-ér-at-ed bread (S&jt'ed bred).
10 Instead of
the
a: airy: heneo, high; lofty: as, aériai fight,
ner ie Sr oF bil nan eagle's nest:
airdrome.
aér-ofoil RSfom. 2 af, Be
Uke structure,
me
aér -0-Gun Sirinst atoplsnes and” air | Sy
aer-ollite Een 2° Se etree
a-ér-ol.o. 5-1), n. tthe sciences
ae 29 St the air; a
a-ér-o.me-chan-ic ore ‘cue wie
justment, and
—0dj. aéromechant-
a-£r-om.-e- ter pomeeny weignthe | &
tiros naut (23-500), 7. ap abeial nay
téro-nautic GE ae ecleten "Se
wt of Ging. a" viaetiony aa
a.ér-o-nau-tics 5° Re
S plan "si), n. ., the
pea me
aero plan. ist ae
aér-o-stat Si"
reer
cee cy ct coer
‘esthetically, s-
the
; oe se
af-firm.a-tive @far'ms:
wapro- afflict 2
af fa bility Fa Oca a
affable (ot'e-bD adj. easy of approsch:
Ot fair (eft), m that which iz done, or is
af-fair io'he date: budnow of Say
abe) fect "i reKe), "4, £0 produce
to Infiyence! ts be fond of; to frequent
. | Pretent
aff fec-ta- tion Getnise (etree tBahain) i
rhich ts not a
af fect-ed & frais id seal padl
by disease: not naturals", page
a i fect-ing tore eae tg with emotions
af-fection (ce nan), ‘n. the state of
or or excited: inclination; attachment; fond-
disease.
‘Sin jore, aeraction. Mking.
(8-f8k's no: it), ad
affection ate invie shan-te) ect
love; kind; fond .
fiance rae =
or daughter; t to J eseive mto\n pocloty OF or #08
writ a cra
‘othe nan ke
societies.
(S-fint-th, n. 1. affinities
af fini ty ty Da Min; relation
ship by blood; a natural Tiiing toe ciation
‘attraction; a relation-
ical or chemical
HRD between species ‘or groupe depending on
affirm (fr, fi. qt° asoert strongly:
docren, or Order, tn court; elodipebon
\t
se tae
‘that a fact is so: adj.
cs), Sate Rabie “added
a ‘or syllable
‘bc end of © word: © suit
(heft, st. to cause prolonged
to to distress;
cast down: jevously.
af-fic-tion eae ier jm prolonged pain
e. auilien
‘Syn. pain, calamity, misfortune, adversity,
of the | distress.
‘besatiful in natare or ‘or art. ale, . af-1 flu. ence “% 150-8ns), n. an abundant
lar CN eaten |Soarnome wate Soe
beet, £66t; found; boil; fufiction ; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw =wh asin wh
they as in azure; kh=ch as in loch.’ See pronunciation key, pages xix to
affluent
oas. ent eae a
i fray ont %
the terror of others:
meta ce nite [oe
3 adj. i
Senertstan
ee ated edb to, in, or on, the field;
pita: out ‘tthe wae
a-fire (65°), od And ade. Hip on Ares as, 8
eae, Gj. thd ado. on fro;
aflame Ablaze! &, Gflame with patctotana:
as afloat nat ee adj and ade: borne on the
a reat
brucei ado. the;
afoot (atte Cafooe;”” aatirs “stareing |
afoul Seton) adfeand ode, to, sotanglce
12
aghast
a-gain 880,04, & sooond time: once
on the other hand; besides; repeatedly; as,
nt bate it’), opposite to; in
a-gainst (Ossi). prep. o; JB
a ony SP <P comrary to one
ip’). adj. and ade. gap-
a-gape (ig iin iis mould wide penis
state of expectation, astonishment, or eager
precious stone, with
ipes, clouds,
; | attention,
sete See ns
agen.cy ma ee nh y eperation: action;
Toe
another; a place where Business to done for
ae PT Ea ne who acts,
agent foe tethers “an sctive power oF
omSim. actor, doer, factor, operator, performer,
instrument.
luster or
accumulate: adj
Brot ints'a heap or clusters nw
Reap of tiiings of different
ag-glom-er-a-tion 70 °chatusct eo
: ghtened; filled es or heap of things.
afr:
af. 8 powerful and | @g-glu-ti-nate 2 ES
oy sp Sgfpomnerou | sled together:
giant, So, agai. is" ). et. to make
afr. ‘again; anew; ag-gran- a e Seta ower, rank, of
Afr ‘Batlveot Africa: ~gran- dize- ment (5 Ci Boer ind
aft; nautical term, size.
rn or back part; £, to add to a
the sailor went
aft-er. clap {M Latest rae
supposed to be a ty penae
aft-er-damp {ocsting ecb tund'ts cock
mines after an pln ‘of firedamp or
marsh gas: called also choke-damy
mp.
af’ tér- A the refi
aft-er- -glow ton Eon lode inthe wenters akey
(Af’t@r-miith), second
aft-er-math mowing ts % season! that | Al
circumstance,
which follows any conditl
‘emotion; as the af
aft-er-noon
OF
ath of lov
(af"tér-nd0n'), n. the part of
the day between noon and
evening.
aft-er-thought {cn Sagun afer an act
4s finished; an idea that comes too late. t
werd ade.
aft-er-wards {ster time; subscauentiy.
‘Also, afterward.
Sikdent tS make heavies of
‘worse; to increase; to trouble or annoy.—n.
‘rd-vit“Ing), p.adj.
SFE es
f. to collect, oF
yf, amount
; | aeeravation.
aber!
j formed into &
mass or total; as, ine gaiount
: yahOn), n. a col-
-tiON jection gathered into one
whole or masa.
Qn), m. _unpro-
ag-gres-Sion ‘sfeatiatk 3 amaul
3 4c of unfriendlineasor offen, ena url
entering upon another's righta or territory.
a es-sive (i-8r%" ree) re movin
ery once a cdr ngareseivelye nh. ue
ag-gres sor i penton
(iogrév’), fl. to bear heavil
ag-grieve igen: Yo" cppreas: to “cause
sorrow to; to ai
(@- ’), adj. struck with sudden
aghast (iris: Noto or terror,
ite, seniite, rfre, c&t, lociil, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, édge, novél, refér;
right, sin; céld, dbey, cbrd, st8p, cBmpare; anit, dnite, barn, cit, focts, meni;
13
air chamber
jm). ving;
ee Stig Menid oe Oe mind’ os
7 weit .,n. nimbleness; quick-
ror B I. .
wick ae i “ipl, aeioe (Op.
ie foaeels, ony
aglinte 81), 2 to attr violently:
conmantly
excite; disturb; keep
ta-tion Hon eesti, nthe act of |a
‘violent motion
(ere, n. one who starte
litkcal OF
igen Foe eee iar
& contract; mutual understandi: ing.
ag-ri-cul- tur-al Se. euear sp. va
ba of land.
ag-ri- -cul- ture events }. the aci-
php OR Rs
We ote
farming.
ag-ri-c i-cul-tur-ist Gerkorstnien), in
é-ground’), adj. and ads. on the
a-ground (¢gou" fa ieelitatonstaahip
Beate ees eg, Pe
Wie ooo,
© St Fegular intervals and attended BS,
. fover, and sweating; a chill, or state of
aa with cold.
ag-NO-MeM (ivaat ‘exprésion ‘or_name aah muda jon "Gmotion, “as” Contepe pity.
¥
igen fnterj. an exclamation expres-
ag-nos-tic aba sag hia ventisfaction, surprise,
itimat ner a-head {2282}. ode, 9 oF in the front;
ag-nos-ti-cism.
God and the essential nature of things are
unknowable or at least unknown.
agonies (-nt2)}
agent, cara | Ble
polar death straele’
agonizingly.
agony sen se
or physical
eee tan oe ot ented ate at
Sekds: ‘none who is in isfor ‘of & redistribu-
tioa of pablle lands.
-an.ism {
or equal aiyiten. of pul
Tand or real estate hol
). eb ye ‘harmonize phyal-
;_imeatally, oF” morally;
Mecede: to. sebord
tobe $e siralisr; match;
‘same food does not
Sm. + Plat, Ble ag cara charming.
“bly Gren. ado. suitably;
harmony
agreeably Gzsé
agreement seem &
bé0t, f66t; found ; boil; fuction; chase; good; joy; then, thi
‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
th=s as in azure; kh =ch as in loch.
| a hem (¢- fg an utterance, clear-
throat, or slight cough to
ail’ he v lig mt disorder or
ail-ment $ae", ‘ae “Body “oe minds
sickness; lines; tale oF ned, alm.
aim {05} to cadesvor: mE. wea
ning eet ie rakes
sonra BSB Plier et
SESE feed Sadie ce alent
Remon ae aay “one? nie puspose; an cor
deavor; target.
‘Svm., n. mark, object,
aim. less (ales
rte ee to eras to
. sr i ithout definite in
joes.—ade, aim=
the alr; dry thor
to display: bring
‘lair brake opera) aap, a
air cas-tle ie. Schr rom: 8 .
air cham-ber (OF, iucoE:
as, the air of a lifeboat
; hw = wh asin whei
a
aircraft
air-craft {Siro salt of inachine tor ty
‘or sailing through the alr, as an eirplabe,
air. -drome { (trdrten). n. an aviation Seld;
‘vapor of petroleum, naphtha,
(ar a ‘fora which the
air gun {5/607}. “an om, "et she
Powel at.
region in the
Prec a downward
less the usual
‘spot in the
ning (rine), Talk, ride, or | drive
airing ). Me a we lc, oF drive
‘the open
damp, plano, plscod ate o
‘dugout to mak ft ~
frien dite eal ol lore by albeit ¢ -it ad 4
atroplane. onlin noteltitanding
air "plant (ar Or Bland) ho a Dlant artich al-] bi-nof>
appears to live upon air; ‘op ilet nae ape skin’ <=
air p Pump 2 i appeneaats or Seo pant nally wie
Beer d t me matte,
re me* er
snags oe
air-tight reer trae | RE
}, adj. exposed to, posed of,
air-y ii" brooty Stnsubstantlals guy node,
aun book in which
machine al-bum a te Dhotogrephs,
ape ite of
al. -bu- men @ «a. ba'mEn) , the, nite, ve of
al bu-men to cere ick, ae Also,
albumin.
icy | al bu-1 mi- nous ("it a poemt- nts), adj. oon,
nourishing mater me the ‘white of an eas.
rca Spain, the
al-cal-de Sissi, dP, Spain me
al-che.mist si Cn et any
y leadis
seats in a church or other place of (5) %; the crede le chem-
aan a'store or alchemy A%rQ. ridaiy Age
ac and a6 ote. shel; fumed metals, tog
5 ‘out Ba ‘| al-co-hol @ ney 2 coloriess quid
eve afar formed by the fermen tation, of 8
en DS) A nt ade. with | watery oars solitons usually prepared by
‘hips and the | the action on ai ‘powerful
outwat pangs oF timulant Sha ‘antiseptic: ‘atluced with
a-kin ee by bf adj. and ade. of kin; re-| water, an intoxicant: wood alcohol, a by-
lat blood; allied by nature, or | product of charcoal, extensively used
paring be, same Properties; as, envy and | mercially. —adj. m Wied yn.
jealousy are akin en), & dla:
(iVd-baa'tér), ne al-co-hol-ism esp notes
al-a- bas -ter ia
marblelike ‘miineral, found,
alack (2344), inter), an exclamation ox:
by the too great usd of “Of ferauonted of Gistied
to the al-cove Som (eikBv; Aor). na Toceme fo 8
(Ol'dée), i. a class of shrubs growing
aider & "iaod and related tothe
‘sorrow, or sur- | birch.
prise. rt (ordi {pl. alder-
Sincerity (tery 2, ge reaie:| AL der-man non Ci ene ad
alacrity pe Teo mentctoals agate a
ey entte rare, ct, lool, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent,
novél, rele;
it, sin; cdld, ‘dbey, cord, stop, eémpare; unit, ‘finite, Ea ee: foctis, mend;
78, ny out of aauae By =
totont "a line.
‘amin’, nthe act of
laying out or adi
‘8 railway or
Sit thse. its hole quantity of, as sub-
. 6 wi a8, wu
all rtaice, amount, or
whole number of, collectively, as
me fi
Siac: eens at oyery, 88
verb; as, he was free from ali thought of
dager? pron, the whole! the whale quantity
‘or amount; 5 te: 2, 8 whole;
alge-bre-ic i c PE Bic?
tymibls o roprasont quandtion, "Also,
sym repr alge-
Play (at, °4,_t0, gut, or calm; to
iabSt |e ate ssc: “fo mitigate: an, to allay
ibi or grief.
ali bi alle-ga- tion CUB sehen), x. anweres wus
alien ¢ Sention: the statement, rapa pany 1 ait,
it ‘stranger: | of that which he is
bx allege £3 ae. Cee 2. brodice
alien-ate declare:
transfer to oe the tie or
alienation ere. ae we, |alle-giance 2 dziten, 19,8 3
estrany lect, "to sovereign government;
Poent, as of feeling or the Sch ay 1, Br devotion; the
uty
tien nist esa abd trntson ot | -Le-gor-t-cal SVE eserivine by
the meaning of ‘somot
feats a
alie-luis ia 7:
al alike @i) (2k), ad} resembling one another;
alin ment ent eg ‘ni. food; Bulriments A the Lord!
alimen-t ta-ty sry (ariimin Dot), ps Per ale le-v vi.ate -ate (LITHO, ot to lente:
a ta’. ans ne 3 fh (-12) passage;
alimentary canal SER if. alley fat recy Pe Aers ft), spam
Ms, duct, or tabe which con food to al-ley-wa: yay emi. n ‘nt. @ short or nar
alimoay gat feet ie ail bail Os TESST « para of
Bl. All Satnta’
of court wife ‘husband’
sear of cout 2k vile Go ofr uous AlL-haliows
Dove, £66; found; bol; fuflction; chase 3B cod Joy; then, thi ; hw = wh asin when;
zh—sz as in azure; kkh=sch as in loch, ‘See pronunciation key, pages'xix to xxii.
one
alliance
al-li-ance (&-l’Snsy n. relation or
Liew Sey eer ee
se ae
‘Ant. (808 separation)
al-li-ga-tor Qs
ite), n. the American
‘Alligator
al. litera tion (Spetition “oF wae eats
initial letter in closely succmeding ‘words, or in
‘words directly yw! ti each 3 by
aie aoa arta al omert ae
al lit-er-a-tive in ar-tettv), a tare
terized by, the repetition ara
z ec as, Soe alert ative a
y of Tennyson's (verse lust
EL adh oe? of rent:
2 nm. dand thus held:
al fo.di-al ial eet
(4l’6-pith), n. rho favors
ali Jo- opath oath), x one ‘of medi-
cine which treats. disease by. Inducing an
ate, disease by, Inducing | an
by for. ,
al-low-a-ble 320420), 9d, perminat-
acceptable.—ado. sient admisct
al-low-ance Gincosion! 2"actinive sunt
or quantity granted; ciousaes of
spending money;
Suactlon or approval’ vf to innit tora fixed
expenditure or consumption of money, food,
(lol), n. any mixture of metals; a
all loy S32", c.tmrrimmctmeais: 2
ner one: an admisture ot good with evil: rl
tocombine; -toforma compound by the fusion
or mixing of two or more metals: reduce in
standard or quality by mixture: as to alloy
Gold oF ailver with copper; dehase.
‘an allowance of
‘e:| anything like the almond in shape.
16 aloes
all-round Shiv idal, pale ot ding
‘workman
ood, all-rou
‘All Souls? ‘Day oe y ogee wr Te a.
second, by the Catholic Ch ‘Church, in honor
all-spice {¢ Geptcats, Rito of the Wet
Indice: 9 named because It is supposed to
Combine the flavors of cinnamon, nutmeg, and
a
al-iude Gam. iyi marca:
al-lure G2).
of eorhething good "good reall or appar
ent; entices
ttract.,
al-lure-ment (jimi), ». the act of
al-lur-ing arin fag, emptiog:
Sriiae
allu-sion (202°) digit Srontion or,
(Ki’slv), adj. having reference
K (ovomets Ror aeanttely or
ron. albasives
alluvial Gaertn ads, relating to, or
material left by running wat eee
n. land added to
(-l0’vi-6n),
al-tu- a i.on tore pained bythe
al-lu-vi-um (5 ‘Ea vi-om), 1. [pl ao)
aly ii
eee sth a a
ind
n. (pl. allies ree: .
one united, related, or associsted by theas
means; a confede
vals fs
al-might-y hi eater
a imasd: etainay on! the mute
almond jie’ of she ult ofs imal
tree somewhat like the peach: the tree itself;
al-mon-er (i’miné), 2. one who gis
oF fis:
al-most jeariy: warraiey: sifu "7
(imz), n.sing. (used sometimes as
to relievt et charity; anything freely given
he ‘n. a house
alms-house (rzhew?,7.2 tome
charity apd devoted to the
NY taro n Ion aloes (22), abs comton
Nc fpt aloes C35), the
a-0€ ame fore itmber of plants. patives
of the warm climates of the Old World, and
fogs vom pt,a ver) bitter drag. made
ple are
al-oes the fulce of the loaves of
several kinds of joe; the fragrant resin or
wood of the wood-sloe; the usual meaning
Me, senitte, rare, ct, loci, flr, ask, pdrade;
in the Bible.
scéne, vent, édge, noval, refer;
t, sin; céld, ‘bey, cérd, stép, eémpare; ‘init, finite, poet focis, ’ menii;
aloft 17 amalgamation
term: (61 tbe W'shoin, Oltee-
aloft isc"Sbaveltne carta: theta: staan
tay oF on the higher Yards or Fiesing of Oe lores ate or t.
edj. and ads, without or
Sr ohn another; solitary; single
‘Bée), m. the state of
5 exehi-| alt
spice, used By mouintajn-cllmbers.
pha fd), 7. first letter ‘of the
rook alphabet; ened, the fist oF
bet at i taba), 2, the letters of
pin’ bet-ic eam of ianguass
in thelr proper
t-i-cal (rtaebaercKhy, ads:
oe ea alpha
sae
(ai'ta-bee-is), v.f. to ar
in the usual order
pha-b
Papen,
Big SRARES, Of form oF state; the act of mak-| pound
the change. _ | a-mal-ga-mate
abter-cate Q'iat:, Mako, ef
Teste tion Maesteg
“complet
‘others: “opposite
. A. & person
irene at oar mindful
Of the wants and interests of
al-tru. is-tic
others.
(iy a
alum {lemubetaice largely ured In oneal
Stipuace Para and D Euib ins duis
a an
Gli'mbuay, ne compound
a-lu-mi-na {cm two partoalundoure snd
SW hd caren’ the main part. Of all clayet
largely used in’ ‘and cal °
0 (é-lim’nk), n, tel. alumnm
alumna vottan
* a si fis), ; Ipl. ts
atum-nus (Cafe a main” grants of a
school, college, or rereit
al-way ol-war: ‘l'whs} 3 adv. at all times;
-ways Constantly: e¥ers continually.
x
a-lys-sum fil, “white,” Bweet-scouted
flowers: commonly, called ‘sweet alyssum.
(smn), ade, ‘with vio-
a-maiN (cco; eiddenty’ at Ail opced”
malighm).m, any metallic
te emt rgd-mit), ot. to
all nega
with another metal: Talk 93 forms comers
TAs to mix or combine 90 a8 to malo wnifort
4s, one race amalgamaics with another
(dot; found;
as in azure;
kkh=ch aa in loch.
boll; fufiction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw =wh as in when;
See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
18
ure
‘inet [Ingredient is magenta,
Unni red dye, - .
am-a-ran-thine {oyoAding: usaying:
‘of a purplish color,
a-mass (208). it et. to collect ae
Di
Gugntity: i toeccomate,
& gather, hoard, store up.
Ant: (Goo a
disperse). ,
am-a-teur (2°ét0r;_ imv4-tar), n. one
oe pom to enous but professionally
md toe, adj. relating to,
> aston
a ee 7 jnetone
ss eee {imesimint) he,
Ddegilderment arising from sudden
‘awe, wonder, surprise, confusion,
admiration, ont.
‘Ant, (see
composure).
amazing Smead ey wonder
Ama. zon. (e'4-2h0) none of s fabulous
Fer ‘an unusually” eu atone or ‘masculine
am-bas-sa-dor oe anh nial
betance
tic: adj. made of amber;
(an béecerSe); na fragrant
i an
i | ables iat, "amenable to co aw ade.
am-bi-tious {4 sSrapeun
strous;
ambit
am-ble
pers
ia wi the
Balt of a horses
am-bro-si-a Squn
or smell; in
am-bro-si. al Gmibre mE ED, adj, dell
am-bro-type gout aec9
in'aller, tho dane parte ahowing eo 0 Deck
ob holes Fl n. @ cart or
am-bu-lance Vagon for the sotveyance
tf the sick and wounded to a hospital; a
am-bula to-ry {S3720-4-08-20, iat
Hibes for weikings oo ee pay
am-bus-cade (mtr kkd). 0: 5 place
ect
to attack ibe, e,epemy Penexpocedly::
am bush abd, n.
am-bush {fon'Wwhere
attack the enem:
ying, concealed fn “order to wake such,
attack of, to waylay: to station for the par:
‘by surprise.
. ‘Also, amir,
as amet i io-rate Erarro sty 22-10 .22-tomalce
oe ra- tion (4; gman ‘shfin), n.
as, amenable: ‘account
rt (see impair). ,
a-mend-a-to-ry {miide-1tr), 0d}.
or lem cl ad
datory or supplementary clause was added
‘coming | when the law
(d- ma re nt).
mén ght i) n.
Mere ment {2 gat), 2
a freeing from faults: “the alteration or ena
till; an addition to
Unite Staves Constitution of toa state coe
stitution.
| amends @ (a-ménde),
"t-fs), adj. doubt- < asmende So nanT-#D. n-pl, ament
am. big U-0US ous (tr Eating tno oe snore | A-Men-i-ty (i)? piecaan ———
aan. bi ‘Hon do, sav eer ity; civility. amor an,
am-bi-tion (2i2" a-merce ; le
‘an political rn i obtain sont obec, of privilege. pa TF eiing aay any" it
Ate, senite, rare, cit, Toe “Ti, Wek, pérade; scéne, évent, Sdge, novel, relr=
right, sin; cbld, Obey, cérd, stdp, obmapare; fnit, nite, barn,
it, forks, meni;
American 19 anachronism
Amer-i-can (ac) Nor” ditslat. in, |@m-phib-i.an (Ming both ga tand and in
America: pertaining to
‘aia American elizen: n. an inhabitant
Ameri ican. ism {pine nord eal
pecullar to, or originating
Bike’ the ‘United Ses States.
A-mer-i. i-can-i ize (in @meeeeios Iz), 9.4. 9
craccord with the manners Sad costes Of bo
‘the United, States;
of
rmek-eryatal: a proclous tone.)
am-e-1 thys tis tine Sm (am this’tin), adj.
Soe ean adn “io wera wer a |
Am. eX abbreviation tor American Bipee
he.
), n. (pt, amosbas (-bdz)
I, ae aspen |
ponds: the simplest form of animal life. Also,
(a-mi in the midst of;
among Scrouraed Gy: an the, group
wit; 20.88 ,
ret) adh toi fond of the
a-mor-phous y shape
1 kof the Old Tes!
A-mos men, een at the team
of Amos. the Pt
en “anewer
‘mounted almost to a threat! . thatotal sum.
(Gin. par). op, ine unit of mons.
re of” the ‘strength
urement of an
-fibT-4), n.pl. animals
ving both on land and in
‘the fourth
| am-pli-fi-ca-tion (Smzpltf-kd’shan)
‘water: adj. relating to animals that live both
on land and in water; amphibious.
am-phib-i-ous {ne'ihe gov’ kine
both on jand and in water. ‘iso, ex ibian.
am_phi-the-a-ter SMuiPe at!
band) Og
with rows:
of seats
rising
around a
central
Es
@ theater -
oad. era
Bours. Amphitheater (The Coliseum at Rome.)
am-ple ¢&:
y fall, large; extensiy«
evs doundants euitclent to
meet all needs.
tension; a8, the amplificaiton of © subiect.
am-pli-fier {hm pif), n: one wh %
taopine ‘device used for recetvt
mitting sound: it has the.
sensitive Pare transmit “tpt
am- Emplded’ roy. ampufyinal fo
a coe
mabe dares popere fal: to speak or write at
ith
aed rae ashe amply ‘provided
(im’pO-t&t), vt. in surgery,
tate ("car of & Suman lin oF
‘a limb; to prune, as branches of trees
(km*pf-t&’shfin), n. th
Sparicn ot cite ‘oe
(@-mitk), adv. {1 reckless
ae anlnplppainelmnd
am-u. -let (600-18). n. a charm er a
am-pu -ta-tion
[a imb.
an pina inde. art. any; each: ly an
aan aa aU; aah eres
number only. an only before words having af
initial vowel or silent h: ft has a distributive
force insuch as once an hour;
cabs a (A-nbb‘d-sts), milital
imo op ounce (ten .
anab-a-Sis (avance tats a'country.
an.ach-ro-nism (nro nlzm). in. an
time:
error in the order of
a mistake in the date of an event:
especially, the placing of something in a
wrong tlhe: aa tl “3 places clock
anaconda
in Julius Cesar, although clocks had
been invented at the time when Oesar lived.
an-a-con-da (reeset ain rican ae
which crushes | ite victims. usually birds and
small animals me ie large snake th at dlls ite
a-ne-mi-a (4? ab
having blood of ty
3 as,
anal } nal wat Te the‘aigective tube or allman
anal ges.ic Bl Bala
analog ous gancemy, od), having
somet aawrnl
cn none, who, divides
of separa e parte
them, especially in chemistry or
tic (ence meT adj. relating to,
parts.
to, eognponent
an-a-l ze x somponet pares to emi
analyse on mae
(hn-d-ni'is), in the Bibl
Ana.nias { a" foliower ‘of’ the “Apostles,
Tho, with hia wife, Sapphire, was struck dead
Mar. Acts v.
an-a-pest
syllables, wit
P am mi
Perey Jrady, inh ad,
a-nar-chic (2 “oak in & state of
out rule or government, it tn 6 confusion. Also,
anarchical.
an-arch.ism ($uriizm),,n- lawless.
the doctrine that alg eee isan af
an-arch-ist gare Mane, WHO ro:
and believes as a ‘political at font in living with-
out any government: any person who stirs up
violent revolt against established rule or
custom.
(Kn’dr-kN), n. absence or lack
an-arch-y crgovanineat! a lawices Com
dition of society; disorder: ‘confusion in
eral; the theory of individual liberty.
measure
th the accent on the last;
rch of all” 11 survey’.
‘hree | an.cient
‘Also, | of past
20 anemia
a-nath- e-ma ea pl anath:
curse of the Church in excommunication:
that calamity may fall upon a per
plants and animals.
Gnst’o-mp, n. (pl.
parts of an organic body.
an-ces-tor (n'st-tér), n. » person from
ES-tOr whom one’ is descended. in
an-ces-tral bets lif pertaining
ete derived from one's: progen\tosst
an-chor-age poerien
i peak
- one SFE; 2 ian
(in'k6-r8t), an
a port.
| a-cho-ret who. v
8
an-cho-vy detiovier wai e yor" sata
catenaseam
Geerabtne) ad. of or relating to
the earl; iy history of the world:
times or remote ages; of great age or
antiquity: n, one who lived in tines long ago:
2'standard bearer, or ensign: now obsoletes
and {ind con « word connecting s word,
Clauss, or sentence with one of Tice
kind and ‘equal rank that les it.
the two
(indT*arnz), 1.
and-i-rons {2d{ ‘al uppers Pfor holding
i in lace;
anecd dots al teeny, 0 oat. rolasing
personal stori
(in’Sk-ddt), ‘n. a brief story
an-ec-dote G'S22 tee
,tape and pithy, account of some incident,
chiedy about'a welkenown person” Oe
ane-mi-a {2° living body." Also, ane
mia.—adj. anemic.
fen
Ate, senfite, rfre cat, local, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, &vent, édge, novél, refér;
right, sin; céld, Sbey, o6rd, stép, cmpare; unit, Onite, barn, cit) foots, meni;
anemometer 21 animalism
ane-mom-e-ter (ote eae an, ele: worm (ee Po bait she
An gli-can Sieh. gto
Chi ro ‘England and to churches in other
count in accord with it: n. @ member of
j pe Anglican Church or the Church of
H (S’glI-kAn-t
An-gli- oa inelples rand Teal
iver
as
‘mospheric
Le aes
Mi
ene
a
a
2:
Gonna a nd), in
chien
and ofa ifpee nied BF by
an. rele (a ey ia) tbe Rue fo formed by two
fecting
Angee, 1, right: 2, acute:
cy /\3
tang fo England and the’ United Kates
tg commerce or, population:
an’ American citizen of
Cy 5
| An-glo-ma-ni-a sx Cave miata), nn
or ‘imitation of that which
to .
"gl0-f6'bE-4), nan
intense © or fear
SL On taal en
wt
hat
ines meet “or
ered
made.
= n'i-Jén): ni colorlons
ich ts th
ie ‘don’ of many
(Sn*l-mid-vor’-
animad-ver-sion fan). 2 Sonoures
an, mad vei vert (#27 (ontmid-vart), 24. to
‘ment upon: criticise:
an-i-mal “7: ce ee
tary motion: beasts
‘adj. ‘of or belong!
creatures; as, the
‘mal.cu.! Jar Germiitld, adj,
minute or microscople
an.i- mal-cule Gerakan roe nee
prey.
aa gler eer tor
that & on alee also called fishing-
b6dt, fd0t ; found: futction:
5 ; chase; good ; joy 3
zh =r as in azure; kh =ch as in loch, ‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
; then, thick; hw =Wwh as in wh
animate 22 answer
sensual instincts or appetites; the theory ine public manner Sa ppectan, 7 ee
d not b; Sarieual
hd not by # trppulaes
an-i-mate {07:0 inspire with abersy or | made
ven iz :
Sigorne
an-imosi: ty jae
an. j-mus (i Ehe n. yin: moving
an-ise ferotlas eee rete
an-kle @*%), ». the
an-klet {of the anti Ze 2 fetter Or shackle
@ support for the ankle,
annalist (tsi) oy steele of
pape ig eer nol. a geointion, his: his-
an-nals (cr, register
time to time of events te they happen eat
by year;
t or articulation
t with the leg.
a
an Sete Qe
54 che annezaton of territory; .
an-nex-a-tion-ist acne he pelieves
otes, the addition of, territory
AE ad to It the whol J
), vf, to reduce
jpe out of
cine 8
jestroy.
an-ni-hila-tion (2:2! ‘ene -IWvehan), n.
existence.
an-ni-ver-sa-ry Grivoncaee arian” Cis
the return in, oe each Tear oe of the dat
event; the emoradion, St, an
a'day for the annual celebration of al.
an-no Do-mi-ni (t2' dma, tn the
‘ora!
the fteq) of the Chrintian
0 Year ) . Chri
abbreviat
an-no-tate (2! ea
or criticism, as a Pee
an-no-ta-tion oe Somment,
beasts,
‘passions, Wcouns‘mént), a.
ing or, declaring: pag bl oo Fe st
Snow proclamation; Pibliendoss
an- -noy * Cac. tte an and pp annoyed:
by Sh Gaturb by petty
an-noy-ance ore tion
tg, ca Se in log 3k
an-noy-ing 1g esti adj. vexing; tone
an-noy-ing-ly {a
manner.
an-nu-i-tant fr recipi st. ois eniled
to receive, a cert: sum of money each year.
an-nu-i- ty Teena,“ ti), n. us annuities
able in periodic erly. ents; a
yearly income ay ry, ther.
annul (nli}.k pts and 7, pnmalieg,
abolish, or'do away with ss a law, decres, of
an.aul ment (inii'mént), n. the ect of
an au. ci. j.ate ii {fnon’abt de) ot-tomake
ant
Lady
Rouncement’ to, Mary,
of the incarnation
indicator used tn hotels
ofl upon by way of Consecral
a-nom.a-lous {* (anes 4-1 pene aay devi ‘deviat-
the common order: =
natural
‘that deviates from te coms
: (a-nb0"),
anon without ads seal tind
ndurrtnts), adj. with-
a-non-y-mous (4nqntmtn. od _
or criticism, store Ras "a oad Sig nameless; or eae Ss
+4 Me wi nother),
an-no-ta-tor {%%, Ora by ay og | an-oth-er 470 iy and pron. one
comment. critic upon the work or works become another man: “Sty oer: ny’ be surss
ofan ‘author; a ‘commentator. one else. ‘an’
an-nounce (oum}.ot, te proatm | answer (Aneh).2.5 AM
te, senate, rare,
c&t, loci, fir, dek, parade; scéne, events &dge, novel, refér;
right, sin; cdld, dbey, obrd, stdp, obmpare; dit, finite, barn, clit, focks,
mend;
snswerable_
23
anticipation
(an’strd-bl), adj. admit-
a ernie
‘insect,
an an-tag-o-nis-tic deaetsa ‘Seataat
rivalry or opposition.
an-tag-o-nize (onthe -nts). of. to OP
act; contend against; compete with: et ta
act in op! ition.
antarctic (iotane to. oa), oppodts 2
es ormee: | an.
an-te-ced-ence er eee se coin | seu
before in time, place, rank, or ler; pre-
| isatee
an-ther ori tne
/an-te-nup-tial (3;2ndp'shs), a4) pre.
| before 7" is ant ‘an antenuplial agree-
ment about property
an-te-pe-nult Conrit-py rele Ka is
bat ewe bea word the third syllable from
Also, antepenit
an.te-pe-nul-timate cate
jating to, the to the last but two: n. that which fe
attuated
an-te- thor G2, £4, le
. on. @ room
3 preceding.
an-te-room aera an oe
composition
anthem pn sntecham!
an-them (2b. 1, 2 _comppattion
set to sacred “musics a song of ‘praise
of a flower
the
ante.ced-ent (rdesteny, a, the | an-thr sa to poly Eure &
a Télative
fora: ‘the
or : co most “1 rate is of erentias his 0 nate, eae ‘condition,
*: plthe ‘events and influences | 221-1 thro-f po-met-ric {3 ‘aaj. relate
n'a peretn's lite: adj. prece ote), n, [ante mmguArement oF proportions
an-te-cham_ber sn'spersment loca | an an-thro-po-mor: phic fer ere Bee
walt fi Also, Ttnreve:
an-te-date rd trick oF action:
Sattler the: 'a > pera ae fat oot i
dipation; Shai 's | drecor'or geetures f jue.
date ait , an-ii-air-craft & (ont Gna ka ae
oeak 3 ot Sat
tovery ant ie
or that © _ Spee
an-te-lope | s Sige? before Gad end of world.
anteme-ridian So SzheoS): | an-tici-pate Sey Ti) _74 2, low
‘lating to the forenoon: regularly abl ‘sbbreviaved | foresee and do beforehand:” to ‘Pr
or shortened to A. M. to treat of something etore the pr
an-te-na-tal fg of ent $2 Fecat 20 shorter intervals than
an-ten-na {Sioa ‘of the ee Syn. apprehend, expect, hope, forecast,
or ferters. upon of insects; a frame-
ork of wites supported ts ‘ho alt for send
reodlving the electsic ‘wa oss
bédt, {66¢; found ; boil ; fut
an-tic-i-pa-tion See er ate
Peforchand; expectation; hope; foretaste;
wh agin when;
Goods joy; ten,
hw
zh=s as in azure; panera apheresis aig
oo
anticlimax
an aaee SE ne oop
an antidotal ature or quality
antidote Ee ee tacts
teracts the effects
of poison or disease; that which annus,
Sangre of Saade fo brovess ois a
ly.
ry Sits anit element
entering into various portant alloys, as
power, Babbitt metal,- type metal, ete. also
Gertironm. ‘thee )posl—
x ‘m. the op
an. an-tino-my One Fale eee ee
principle to anothers ay rule or law ovine
. | tion of words or ideas;
SER, gid BF peavoute
- iq (Kn-t tb }, Me
an-tith-e-sis = i Cpiauion:
Car eed Rat
‘To err is human: to
J, antithetic, antithetical.
(an‘ti-t0k’etn),’n. 9 prevent-
Ive of, or cure for, diphtheria
diseases.
(ean'ti-trad*), n, 8 tropical
or southern” wind. blowing
te direction to the trade
easterly toward
shows contrast;
forgive: divine.
an-ti-tox-in
and other cont
an-ti-trade
ses at an oj
antler
(&nt‘Iér), n, the entire horn, or any
branch of the hora, of any member
of the deer fall
version of, disllie; niin), which
object of dislike eee * to, agains, | aN-tO-nym ers@-aim, 9,» word which
Bengeen,'e Jor of another word in the saine language: Oppo:
reitigaverdion, dlstaste, hatred, hostility, |site to sungrm,
ion. anus (BR). n, the posterior g of
"*TAnd, (eee attraction), the’ digestive’ tube or tary
an-ti-phon {mtn}, n $ musta ro-
28
W ansaP Conk), adj. relating
an-tiph-o-nal Oye nivs Gsaing:
book tof ancheras” a eaiestse se ata |&
Fesponsce, hymna.
ainging.
an-tip.o-dal a ,
pe tipode i Ar
relating
a iy
epee to. x ood t Gietwoportions of the
emactly. opposite | al
to See enee, other; the direct ‘Oppesite oF a
person oF
an.ti-py-rin (yiatnbd fora coat-tar. ‘ued
for the relief » nervous he
and fevers.
pis (kn"ti-lew8'rl-An), ad}
an.ti-qua-ti-an (outing fo encion: | ra
or “ancient
{in’t-lewi-r, 1. one who
is attached ' to ancient
an-ti-qua-ry
hammered and,-
‘shaped, i
anx.i-e-ty {2% n. (p1. anxieties (Ha).
condition of mental ‘Unesainess arising
fear or solicitude.
calmness, a apy ©
oa fe
an. -y- 5 thing
no inatter what;
event or fact, whatever.
(@u'T-wi), adv. in any manner;
(eorethtng, ..n,thing of any
‘any object, etate, act,
whovtolletta® relics Of former’ times Tor the | A0-Y-WAY anyhow; 0 Taatter what bap-
Barpose of studv. " | pena; nevertheless. Also, angways..
Ate, seniite, rare. cdt, local, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, event, &dge, noval, refér;
right, sin; céld, dbey, c6rd, stép, cbtapare; dnit, dnite, barn, ci
it, fochs, ment;
25
an-y-where (@'Fhwar), ads. P or at
fn Ue antnohert sa wis) ade. ~ or
an-y-WiSe manner, wi ata
rrpremat acme Se rs tot |
thal eer Of Ausrala-Now Zealand Army
aor-ta Sor Sera n gh, sor ae Oh the
fam the ent to al rvs oft 1@ body except
apace (é-piie), ade ate quick
ay part-ment (2 (a-partméat).n. a separate
roams of a building; two of more rooms of 4
Boose set apart asa home: ple any suite of
(ip"d-thét'Ik), ft. without
ap-a.the thetic ¢ foline'ce ng or ooton: fame |
weuang*
ap.a-thy (094th. p. [ot apachiog ahtp) | Bett
cesotes Y i indie, i
‘Ant ge ee pemaetyi
monkey resembling
must
(a-f
a.phel-i-on va ge feces
& ‘orbit or path of a planet or a comet w!
(itd; ke, n. lant louse; a
ay aphid ba jem" insect, parasitic on
apho tism apes ures or
mrecept: « maxim:
rH A 6 Greek
Aph-ro-di-te (cisesotlivesnd beauty:
Nenus.—aphrecit ry Fy ote ait, | or
a-pi-a-ry ‘are kept;
+ bee-house:
‘where bees a
apiece
pes’), in ote en
, ade. to or person
thing: each; severally.
Apostles’ Creed
ah). like 3 like an ape in manners;
are isiod” Mhoad, "ois
ees aoe
a (a- “ri-fa),
oo a aes i.
(faz), 9 writ or
authorship:
rejected by others.
a-poc-ry- -phal SORA a ortty! see
to, the doubtfl
‘excuse. Also,
suScraee 4, 49 make
sa ae? ing) to apr tare z
amends for any’ sald or ‘ihe, on
mal .
Justification, plea.
. (se8 censure).
ap: -0-plec-tic {ép"S-risertny. ad), relat
the physical state caused bye by" too ‘high Blood
We breaking of's blood vessel inthe
‘Also, apoplectical. 7
“| ap-o- plex. _y {2prP-DIsK"sD, n. the sudden
ing trom s broken blood. veesel
Ean ida) Ip, apostanion
a-post -ta-sy ta-sy (GRyT ee ving pot wit
ciples, or party.
a-pos-tate (2D... ope who. bas
who abandor sor nis profession ‘after Hen
Been"in Holy’ orders Preeason, ta, Marine
been fa.
te te (4-po="). with
a-pos-tle (42%*2.2,0% ong, of tho Ureles
to teach
‘who plants
cone who labors with special success as a
2 (d-pSe'lz kr8d), ~~)
A poe.tes! creed 2F aaannar et
dating from about 500 A.
bést, £66t ; found; boil; futction; 5; ehase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = whas in when}
th=' as in azure; kch=ch aa in |
‘See pronunciation key, pages xix’t xxii.
apostolic
ap-o8- tol. ic fn
spostolte
a-pos-tro-phe (¢P%strt12). n. s broak-
a
e Se
mere lee
a-poth-e-ca-ry ibe
ms, profit; a
pharmasedst,
a-poth-e-ca-ries’ weight ¢pe');
edgtetats
ing. and
(ép*d-riah’t visible
eee van). ns le
Beapiany dary Hor tas Sas
Se 3 as
ap-pear-ance {25 Tatts:
‘under: | clappin oof the hands
upping
ane oral 0
(pl), in. oe
ne zlepale aber
oct of | ap-pli-ca-tion
ap-pel lation ieee nthe
tion by or
;_the act of appealing. ‘from a lower tos
Higher co
ap-pend, (i pind, vt, to attach, hang, or
r of a greater thing, such ag an
‘arm; something added aa an adjunct or that
isnot'a art, such
‘Syn. adjunct, addition.
‘Ant. (see total), ;
ap-pen-di-ci-tis {iiimnadon oe" ale
id
‘of the vermiform appendix,
n-dix (f-pi0"ane) ea a (pl appen-
rhich is tal:
that wi
the
ap , ordinarily three
oF Tour tach fn length ata uated at the besin=
ning of the a man end same animals,
ap-per-ce, -tion s¢ eretprshon), 7 an
ap-per-cep- tic of ssa nace
of ita
ap-per-tain (¢ = ta ‘cature, va
ap-pe-tite RAS? ta mune red
peaet es apeuren an 0)
ap-pe-tiz-er .
a Bree ae
a), es. 10 express, ay
= rm of, 1
ud &
ap-plau:
tn praise or
apa -plause | Gate & Seeman oF
round dehy fratt ef
ree almost
juvated in fem one: of whice Coe
use; something
‘tools, machi
Ppliances of a trade; the apph-
a ap-pli-ca-bil -bil-i- ty Fi a i n.
a ‘bie oe At kdsb). ad. Bt: mute
p-pli-ca-ble sife!approprinte: ei, that
Tye was not applcad je to mead. ‘D>
rch 42-8 one who
applicant 2 i’ * omothia
asks
a
Ae, seni, rire, cit, lool, far, dak, parade; sotne, bvent,
Hight, ain; ld, Shey, cord: at@p, cbimpare; ‘anit, Gnite, bat,
, novel, refer;
it, focts, mena;
} applied 27 apricot
was lessened by the application of heat; the | expect, usually. with fear: ¢.{. to incline to
i demonstration of pose; +
Sees Poqussting; a requests | to look foreard wich fear ree es
applied Wola), rad, put on oe 1o;| 8p-Dre-hen-si-ble caf’ capabie‘cr'be
appliec fait" Go dpplied | ing concelved; understandal
plac ornament ap
appli qué ike in in divie or uysolstry ca
and laid on to a founda- tion ;
: adj. laid on. [Fx.) trust of the future: an’
‘uabrted. | ap-pre-hen-sive (tyiehin’siy).., od.
on; _ put Inv ee atxious for tho fuiure:
vie to ask; to petition: | stven .
ane i; a8 pony tice (&-prén’tis), n. 5, Oe bound
ame: to pf er a certain mainbee ohne ode ye
tho “ttine | versed tn nny ta under the care
dg a ot. to oem a manta in a Sade or gan.
decree; ordain; devermine; nom ho is | en-tice shi nip Piste
ap-point.ee & Le all mee S| ose served while nakaise a nic =
os to ive Rotlce
q point-ment (tPoptminy) nthe
‘or trust; the bastion or sigue ig tt
or bela: ‘an jent; an arrangement to
test by mau ‘Sereement: pi. furniture or
ap-por- tion (deporrahan) rf to aaaign by | qual
proportions.
“Sym allot, naga. appoint, divide.
‘Ant: (o0e collect). 7
ap-por-tion-ment Spb shaming):
ito just shares.
apposite ae? ella SERIE |
i-tion ce placing. 8 alae me |e
hod
Fas
mi 8c Mark, the Evangelist”
ap po. ysi-tive ee explana, | Bria
eside another to explain ft
Tipe Al) nr the act of val-
tilag oF puitiag @ price upon
(ey .t. to set
ap-praise tuo: extimate Re.
ay -ment {&F (eepris'ment), a the
oeP mrt Satin”
ap-prais-er i ited aad girora ea
mate the value of
ap-pre-cia-ble is fe eRe Ean. og oe
perceived, or est
ap-pre-ci-ate en ce
to recognize worth and uallty
to be wennible of: to raise
ios? #4. to rise in price
ave,
spore-d.ates & Sees ae valuation, oF
ete: ay
‘a valtue.
-a-tive & ‘Qpevanre tv) ott:
nd arrenead: on to take
take mental hold'of: se, to siprenend |
‘ermoaning Of a statement, anticipate. or
ap-pro- -pro- ba. tion (pre bkshtin}. n. the
o-prat fe oS eea sig to take
pao laim of use, as by sn excluntve or
ap-prov-al ee Basa Pr eensean:
(aeproov)
ap-prove
an 8D cfent or suticent: be
ap proving iy roo rae
ay 'OV-In| af .
SPT ne snes
ap- prox-i- -mate & ee et te
ccatisa to approach: ef
to be near! ual:
and the cot te
bém, {66t; found ; boil; fuiction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = wh as in when;
=5 as in azure; kh=ch as in loch. ‘See pront
Lannie
key, pages xix to xxii.
28
Arcadia
April
A-pril S2°,,7, the fourth month of the
April oe igi SoD. che wo ta im-
ann. ‘or AU Poole" Deb, upon or deceived on
a pri- i-0-ri seers prio’ ay Hi prt, from the the
ment pi rom cause to clfeet, har]
Rpriiar e’pten), ne ‘on’ article
a-prom ute'cr adth: Yeather
material, worn on the front of
ra
a ls semi-
apse (ips), n. [pl. apses hs the
Got apd od) eultabie: pertinent; sppro-
apt prints: tigple: incindd prone: ted:
expert; quick of compr chensi
fapr-tbd), on. capacity for
ap tude snfthing? atneas; "readiness
a
Mcwd), n. water: a term much
@-QUA iised as’ Ag. in
cate the addition of eater” ,
mara’), na
a-qua-ma-rine {Risparent ber), "blue
ish-green in color, used as a gem.
aq-1 -ua-relle ware re ‘n. @ painting in
gwen at im), n. [pl. aqua-
a. -qua-ri- -UM ria 4 (-d), at Rats
Se Gmz)), a tank or “Hobein ‘which water planta
and animals, such as fish, etc., are kept; a
public building ‘devoted to the showing of
large collections of water Pianta anc animals.
t-ic (d-kwit'lk), | adj. relating to
A-QUALIC water; growing or living In or
upon water: "performed in or upon water:
as, aquatic sports: n. an animal or plant that
water: pi. water
Wes (@kwa We), brandy and
wd vite), brandy an
a-qua Vi-té cine distilled spirits, (La"
oe
waves of el (ik’w6-dikt), conduit:
: —_
aq-ue- duct or arcificial chatinel for con-
ducting water from a distant source, such as
the Catskill aqueduct, by means of which
New York is. berate get water.
a-que-ous “tr Pal
of the nature
ag-ui-line (0."oe resom
‘as tho beak of an
Srousiient: rs an aquiline nose.
Arab G20), Mb), mi native of Arabia; a
Bedcvzin, one or he Asabie
races spread over the Afri-
can and Syrian deserts:
.» & homeless street-
Urchin of outcasts
ar-a-besque {41,4
n. a kind of ornamentation
in low relief consisting of
the reprosentation of
Bese host com i
atte ght Arabesave
ae Tie 4) i aa Ara}
Ar.a-bic iy
plan pertain | tri
Ar. Ar-a- bic nu-mer-als {740% a-
figures 0, 1, 2, 3, etc., of Hindu origin, used
by the Arabs and’ introduced into Europe in
wwe eres i. ads. fit for the, pi
a 3
ar-a-ble & e Blow:
To SE ee
; na
ar-bi-ter the'powe: {© dade, fora dispute!
an umpire or Ju cert eramenn, the
ar-bit-ra-ment {3 wer of deck.
Ing; the decision of chosen judges or umpires:
an award.
ar-bi-tra- ri. ly Sense? adr, tno
ble manner; im] perior i fixea
ar-bi-tra-ry by te Yaw! capricious:
imperious; unreasonable:
ar. bi-trate &? ae
to settle
ar-bi-tra-tion dispu
by a group of person hams by Shoko aus
ee
nal ‘should be tes a by grbtiration
i-tra-tor (i none shosen
to settle the difertnce’ Between therm: Pose
who has power to decide. Also, arbiter.
ar-bor (b&), ns bower formed by
{trees or vines trained over a lattice.
work so as to make a leafy roof; 3 shaded
legally
or walk (ir’bér di), de
Arbor Day ser pat li Sortain 'tatcn
(lir-bd'ré-81), adj. like, or per-
for the planting of trees.
taining to. a tree or trees;
ar-bo-re-al
Gevereren) ad.
attached to, or living
ar-bo-res-cent { like; branching
tree. (ir*bé-ré’tdm),
ar-bo-re-tum (orttite Cran cage
in which rare trom ooo tulivated aad ean
ited for scientific purposes.
ar-bo-ri-cul-ture p>
trees or shrubs. br vi'ta)
ar-bor vi-tee eoeer ead
tivated in gardens, ote, {Lar., tree of )
,|ar- ‘bu-tus (arbee tas; | ArbO'tdn), nee
trees, includiny
tho strawberry tree:
| ia saan ‘small fragrant. flowers; the
are (ui; 7. a curved line: any section of a
curv6 forming part of a circle. ‘the pore
tion of a cirelo described by the sun. or aa
hoavenly body in fts apparent passaye throt
ti ete RE ot ar
ar-cade ported’ by" pillars: an arched
gallery,
Promenade.
ined with
shops or stores.
Ar-ca-di-a
(Sr-kB'd!-4), on.
amountain dis-
ict in ancient
bia’ or the Arabs: Greece inbab-
the Semitic lanuane used by the Arabe ited by simple, ~_ Aresde
Ate, sentite, rire c&t, local, fir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, édge, noval, refer;
right, sin; céld, dbey, e6rd, stp, cmpare; dnit, finite, barn, cit, forts, mend;
contented pastoral people: hence, any region
29 . are
gatural group of plants or animals bave
‘scene of simple pleasure or quiet happi- | descend:
Ses “Also, Areedy.-ad), Arcadian.
chlevoas; roguish; sporti
ar-chee-ol gic’ wal
ancient things; an wut Also, arohe-
-OP Of the bishope of a churn | pe
Gatztet of province in the Greelc, Roman, and
English
arch-| bish-op-ric te Sean: Be
Province of am archbishop:
‘which the archbish
or rank of a1
juchess.
arch.duke Sone prines of the
arth rtD-
arch-en-e-m' y ich ere
(ér’ché
archer SGP se PEE 2
arch-er- AY ST ee
bow and arrow.
1m the art, practice,
‘one who
ar-che type {its oth ei
riginal or
which a.
arch-fiend (irehfind), n. the chiet of
Arch-ie {sreh) 18 te World War, an
arch-ing (chins). archi eure, en
shaded the atreats
maker.
ar-chi-tec-tur-al Gow tothe aint
sali at in harmony, wk ne
Terkptcte), n. the lowest
entablature,
sine De
3 bullding or
ar-chive Gas, {pl archives kivs)}
I. the place where abil or state recone are
state oF pul records
of issortoat Yofua ria Telating to @ nation or tO
arch ly 2%, ads. in. coy manner;
2.#| arch-ness chia Se roguish-
ex. | chief magistrates, chos mE eee To superiatend civil
AICH-WAY jarmage beneath "a Earved SF
re ‘light (ork Me). Ht). a oe closely ‘penn by
Giga hom each oe, nu ‘ss the lights
distance light
aye oe | pear ge oe ening to hereon
frigid: n. in the Tai aes Btates, a Seay
"ocean
arc-tic cir-cle Sty dra se pariia tothe
equator and distant 23° 28” ‘from th
y | ardent (uratat od hot; burning; ery:
zealous; it Tara emia jonates
ar-dent spir-its (Sydéntspirtts, sleo-
ardo ritedées. warmth of affection or
Af-COF passion
he'da‘te) od) steep,” bard to
ar-du-oUS Gimp: “aitended “with arest
labor or exertion; difficult.—ads, arduously.
oat | ATE (AE), Prevent tense plural number’ of
GEG in the metric system, a measure
ATE Gfeurface: 100 square meters, equal tO
119.6 square yards.
bt, {66t; found; boll fuetion; chase; good; joy; then, thik bw = wh agin when;
th=3 as in azure; kh=ch as in loch.
‘See pronunciation key, pages’ xix to x0di.
area
a-re-a S64). mfp groan heh ar
natural of artidctals as the Host of "s
jefined ‘extent
reat
Ar-e-op-a-gus ¢ Yé-g0s), n. the
of anciohe Aceang, Seana Se er
tion the hill of Ares (Mars); bence,
igh court or tibunal>
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Re sare at ag
nS: | ora tically.
Are arith. — tic Gath mb-ino, n. the act.
vauperior © the rent of tha
eeigdane ealth, ot intellect.
2 8 Pe
comm
noble birth; one who upt
of, favors government
wi
lds tHE ariotorasy
hi
‘Possesses
o Peon ad ‘aristocratic,
atatoaead
of computation.or
ar-ith-met-i-cal ee een, og.
gctence of pumbers, ta % ite Ti rales 2 dae
a-rith-me-ti-cian Gieeetat apie:
fant
af-gent [iing: silvery silvery white; bright | one akilled in the science of m1
Mike ° . vane chests tho Oblong box,
“ Serene atlas ia heres ems
o Law.
rabernacie, and later placed “in the ‘Tern
of Sojomon.— Exod. aay 11 Kings “il:
ship in which Noah and his ly remained
‘during the Deluge.—Gen. vi; hence, s place of
safety or refuge.
arm & (rm), %. the limb of the human body
extends from the shoulder
the adr ‘the anterlor or fore-limb of any
or dlvecsing cfeen ot B
‘oason, | unk as tho Beach
of a chair, an inlet
Serenso: forty be "provide: a
resenta- | fit oneself with weapons, or
Teasons | moans of defense,
8, con-| ar-ma-da (-mk'dd), n. » fest of armed
the 8p
a oat nyo rant ae a
ar-gu-men-ta-tion (85,5%,™¢2;'8.; | ar-ma-dil-lo {if
of reasoning and disputing: discussion. animal found in South America sn
ar-gu.men-ta-tive (i stméaié-tv) | having the body and, head, covered
or exhibiting a process of, reccontng: miven to
getubling» roca oP ‘contro
veraial.
Ar-gus ifn ‘n.a giant fabled to have
® bun eyes: argus, a watchful
ssid‘
ar-gus-eyed (fir? chisetely Obecry:
ot nn e ‘Ert-4), an air; rid, melody
aria oF tune for a single voles with accom.
niment; an elaborate solo part in a can-
fran (RAN), adj, relating to the doc-
1°
A-ti-an fines ot Mus: whe teuehe that
Christ was the noblest ‘Of men, ‘but that he
Was not divine. |
(Sr'1d) wring ltcle or mo rain-
rebate "the state of being arm-ful Soko a.
:,perrennons; want of fe oF | armistice
(@-rit), adv. correctly: in a proper | (kr’mistis), n.
way of form: without sin or error. | a brief pause in
ara) fo mount par ascend Trent of the op-
Ta Hise or get Posing forcen;'a cemlete
up: to come into existence or action peed
© Soe flow. spring, proceed, rise, issue. armdet inlet_of the a
Ate, senate, rare, c&t, local, fr, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, ag », novel, refer;
right, sin; ‘cdld, ‘bbey, cérd, stép, cdmpare; finit, nite, bra, etit, focts, meni;
31
metal band for the arm used for ornament or
(Senie).n. defensive weapons;
=z Pro
Ca
and
feade; an organized
in moral warfare; =
(a-r829, tense of the intranal-
"getey, at
b68t, £66t; found; boil;
futiction ; chase; good:
th= as in azure; kh=ch as in loch. See
arrogant
arousal Srpawdy, » the the 2 act of of Pry
grouse (¢-rous’), Sint, ction tone whee
og, tree, Hom sleep oF
(709,,,ode. na line; tm order:
io or the tones of
Sad tepid suc
. Te 23 Kind oe
we yt, to call to account;
craaiga ae iprisaner into couré
{0 answer to a 3 censure or accuse pUb-
ely; impeach; i
i (d-rin’mént), n. an ac-
om 3 an impeach-
ar-rest Seee Pte stop or stay: to
Hon to take, or ap} peghend | by
tuatorty: to acize and and a asthe Fe oF
Py
folding ac bres ore ane a
‘Syn. @. 8009. paper bal
‘Ant: (000
ar-riv-al eae
Hon from, = distance
fas come, to
oe 76
stats ‘of Prat: oe
= |sescgance
vey thee tick; hw =whasin when;
Pronunciation key, pages'xix to xxii.
arrogate 32 ascendant
ar-ro-gate G08, *, gpl, to, ay artic ala: tion a Wahine
ar-ro-ga-tion tiny ae Cintiae’ the
are row (89), 0.8 lender lated shal:
to be abot rum © bow: ts ‘8 Ogure used in'mape,
tte. to indicate dirertion.
ar-row-head (re hE?..5 {ie heed o¢
aquatic or water plant 20 mamed'Roin ita
leaves.
ar-row-root GrSs2t, m8. starch
stock of sqveral Kinds of West Indias plants,
system of tubes or ves:
from the heart to
7; any great channel; se
ar-te-sian well ($5{#zhin "2D. a deop
shee, "a crafty’ device; ‘a Tue,
wile, trick, or ste fi
5, craft,
‘Sim. finesse,
Ant. (gee OPennC8S) a) or
ar-tif-i-cer sis i wore: & ockanie!
eA cial Gniitan dy, ed) imade or
ar-ti-fi-cial SSnuived by art: produced
by human skill or labor; as, ortifcial heat;
feigned; unreal; assumed: i; Dot
genuine or natural.—ade.
ar-ti-fi- ci-al. (Got fabrtlea }.
unreal or unnatural: hat ich is aif ‘affected of
unnatural.
Gielen. mmounted cs can.
ar-tiller-y noo; sa
the officers end men
padnter
Cary Bi ad) beautitel: cam
Spplied to:
ar-tis-tic Ciived nd executed with
ar-tis-ti-cal ly @nt@'0381-, adv. tne
Futon and practice aid
ice of art.
artless & (irvies), aa. fee from guile; hon-
co erccenene
yee yan {t an Gore ark), adf. rel
Seto thelr ene ge
gue ofp raps gmat ou Se
% ne ee
Tave descended.
‘ede. equally; in Uke manner;
fer Because: edmilar vo: ‘com.
cree f5e'ag), na valu.
able
odor and a bitter taro matie from tho reas
of certain, Ortental Rit of the celery family
and es] yu lin ee ne, ing byaweria or or
fees (is bbe' tte: Kaba’ tbe)
as-| -bes-tos {or g us, Taccerburtibie
é | material used in is ins, clothing,
ascend Wretnd), vf. to take an upward
fon: mount; go wW
to proceed from an inferior to, 8, super
tion; rise from a lower toa higher
{. to. 80 or move upward
toward the souree: as, rapes ea
as-cend-an-cy “iin'din-e), 1. attofltng
power or influence; domination; sway. yd
Hising :
above the hortzon:'n superiolty: ocean:
aa
4 ascendant Sebister. eet
manding Influsnes: predominance: (2 sncee-
te, senate, rare, cat, Jocdl, fur, ask, pdrade; scéne, ~ brent,
right, sin; cdld, dbey, obrd, stp, cbmpare; tinit, finite, bora,
novil, ref refer;
it; foots, ment;
afer
ascension into nic i sepe
pat 3
fos bine
Geant), n. the act of rising: an
movement; | the act of
if to severe methods of living; &
recluse.—ad?, ascet
G-s8t'T-sizm),
as-cet-i-cism (iin or yscde “ot Rte
aa, nb n. (pl, ashes (-%2)},
ash Smihce
rho, orld’
ted by one who, renounces world'y
ihade treo
olive family: the wood of the ash tre, hence,
something made of the wood.as a staff or the
shaft of a 3)
vi
ashen tan’n), a}. relating to the ash:
a 0 ash
ash-en ‘foo. miade of aah; of tho palo
mrayish color of ashes: pale.
ashore (@280. ‘on shore; to the
shore; as, a ship driven ashore
in a gale: on land.
Ash Wednesday, (2 gis7ah) the | 0
or Jance; what remains of a
that fs burned: pl. the
of pared coal; the romaine of ©
by ‘cont
10 called because of the former custom of
be heard only Sythe persia for
et
amumed to
Whom it fs intended: som
the main issue.
ing apart from
: strain), adj. relating to th
asinine eT i ing die mature of quel | 3
ities of an ass;
an asinine r
as-i-nin.i-
nate stupidity,
ask Yon;;
demand:
a; obstinate; stupid; silly: as,
(atone), n. the quallt
Of balng like’ ai ‘sas obetd-
to request; sock to obtalt
petition or ‘bes for, “dam or
What, prico
ry poston:
‘uncon-
as - par-a-gu:
Spends, n. plant
‘air; outlook or prospect; appear
(Xe’p8n: Aa’ kind of
aon re ae Mie ea
e a
foo; guilvering, like ocelot at
(ia-pér'i-t!), n. [pl. asperities
ea) pl papeee
character; to ote Kei »
as-per-sion epari ¢ '& slanderous
report; calumny; ‘8 spt , a8 of dust or
(hs' fale * ft black bitume
as. phalt i ich fused or paving.
fing, and cement’ td. to down or
SSver Wilh bitumen Also: sephaitass:
(is’fO-dél), nm. the name of
as-pho-del (Cont Di of the. My
ly: the daffodil of the older English posta:
in Greek mythology, the asphodel was the
flower of the dead ta palo bidwome covering
the meadows of wade 4) topping of
as-phyx-ia {ie pulse? denaee ee
dition caused by the Rtopping of the breath,
a in choking, drowning, etc.; suffocation:
(s-fix’s I-Gt), v.t. to suffc
as-phyx-iate (i401 some
ite symptoms. by ‘dopey g of ompren:
as-pic Seypuan Viper, a clear ima? ielly
contalning fowl, game, fish, etc.; the spike
lavender yteldink a volatilo oll.
(is-plr’Ant), adj, ambitious: 1.
| AS-pir-aNt Gno°who scoka to attains or is
ambitious for, some hh object or ition;
a candidate. pralee ost
‘pErSt), .t. to pronoun
as-pi-rate (it's Sieathind’ to pro.
—Aat._(sce command), __I fix or add the sound of the Jeter hi: _n. the
b6dt, £36t ; found; boil; fuiction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw =wh asin when;
zh=2 as in azure; kh=ch as in loch. ‘See pronunciatic ion key, pages xix to xxii.
aspiration 34
_ : ee = eae Ter (i-eten’bit), Ipl. assemblies
2 act | ere
breath: as-sem-bly sth a collection oF op come
gher or ‘brought in
nbition. ject, whether
i desire a
st which ul te
povraee | a8-Sem-bly-man (f2tm PU min) 9,»
edy for ly.
‘to admit as true; to
1. to or :
he eye; it;
\ faaally nealing wo
leclare; to defend by
a drug liberties.
£, odor @ act of
‘odlecy | which uve "declaration
attack
ait
iy
murderer. (eke okt) Adil
as-sas-si-nate 2. weachorgus
ts
Fue sveitempt 8 tt prove:
as-ser-tive {iger't), 4. poutive: om
as-sess (2%): to Bxorutg or oct
suse, ga tar: an the property
‘too high; nto catimate or walge
| omical for the purpose of taxation.-
assessed tax-es {tvied*en thoaae,
Peres eee nen fasta. nthe act of
. | £0 be paid; an gical valuatuch, .
for, the, purpose
or! of taxation;
abou sor ae ih nr. eats Snes ppointed vo to
for taxat .
assets (aes) nel A:Bi all she pronerey of »
be weed to’ pay his of ite debta.” pro}
hich ts usable, ing creditors: ‘that
‘fn general: sing. any
Hi fiom of one’s reek
ae-tev-er-ate eee Cale
as.sev-er-s-tion Seetanes
OI
declaration, oy
as-sidus — Mea oh ant ont
S| cation or Sree Sameer
cy: pl.
.| persevering fe ple
as-sid-u-ous fr "ritation! Seve:
Perseveringly
attentive: ‘unreanft-
ma
ae g- ion cppomement fe
ve affairs
place or body: conerseats: iat ee mrtat 2 soe aly
senite, rire, lt, scéne, évent, ddge, noval, relér;
+ ebld, they, obrd, stBp, obmpare; nit, Gnite, barn,
cut, forks, mend;
be
ment (isio’mint). n. 0 setting | oc sumption (eum 1 act
cena caaare Sen Hae So (sat ee of ale eal ie
of sitle oe in sti the ‘of writing | supposed; the taking of a person to heaven:
ign-or (Pas), 2. one who ane, | Euppontuons « daponticn to caim ins ta
assimilate SBT, ot. to @B-SUT-ANCE (17.5 bang sare? cortale
likeness or expectation; a 3 lence; certain
‘lao: to absorb or fake into | proof: clear evidence: sel
‘becom: 4 aa
i
t
as-sis-tance st ame we
as-sis-tant { ;betping: lend 4
weer tat wt Gaper es Balpa: “an Svitiout dost:
as-size Fein ainiye ail eoubdenes,
i
i
| 8
ral: the time or tac .
ctiaahee firing the Serr an (attan), adj. relating to
‘of articies of ;| As-syr-i-an forte ts roped
: manative of Amyrlo, the language
(is't&r), n, @ variety of gard
se “the” elias tay tee
y-fowers which vary
esha sung
as-so-ci-a-tion {235+ astern (sim), adj. and
Joining, together or the ;| A-StEIN term: at or ‘the back of
‘the union of persons in a society or club; ship; behind a ship.
of persons organized for common as-ter-oid (hs'tBr-old), ope of the many:
Hn H small planets rhose orbits
thas which ts mentally connected with a thing. erie need Mars: adj. starlike;
Atl 0 wl aay, ronan Se ed
as-so-nance (PSM yn in wick | aSth-mat-ic (eecad
consonants do not; ‘7
as-sort-ment Stepan ahi ee net | ao Se reer tee
i: & Classified collection of or line;
a character: a
tome”
as-ton-ish-ing (ry 7osno7a: efyelt:
ing.
astonishment
36
atmospheric
as-ton-ish. ish-ment piped 5
as tour id. (As tound id. moun, to strike with
as-toun
stun. shock; alarm;
. sstounding.—ade, astoundingly.
a-strad- dle gowrag £0 ado. os grith one ies
aye Gatrd-da), 2. }. the skins of
as-tra-khan (ore no ee eariy
wool of which looks tke fur, obtained from
Astrakhan, a ed in Rusia; an tmaltation ot of
this wool or fur.
as-tral (te7=4 uD dd caine 1 the stars:
a-stra’ (astra), agro out o of the ne right way
astride nade id SS ie wie
as-trin-gen- ee naite’
gency quality of being binding:
as-trin-gent Se trimjint), adj, binding:
Jazatire: na eubstarice of ‘medicine chat
tracts the tissyes and chee!
discharges.
ag eta
as-tro-labe {Srmoriy wed for imoasuring | used
the height of the sun or stars: now, super-
seded or replaced by teers. ne
s-trOl'fée), n. one who
as-trol-o-ger Gin to tical events
by means of the stars. r 16-1, ‘
*Gaevirb1'6-J9,n.astronomy in
oor desing ees ye har
ng or oven "
co of the heavens, or by roading
as tron-o-mer ap
in the science dealing with the stars, planets,
and other heavenly bodics. ,
as-tro-nom-ic-al (f"=4-nom%-3).
according to, the laws of fe Boa venly beac.
‘sstfonomie adr. astronomical.
as ironom ical signs (yu
the signs of the zodiac, or paths of the mcon:
and principal Planets. 1
as-tro-nom-i-cal year (4 2o™';
year the len Pat he ea
eavenly bodies.
aw (is-tron’é-mt).n. thestud;
as-tron-O-My of" the heaveuly- bodies:
the science which describes the heavenly
bodies and thelr motions,
(e-tit), adj: shréwd:, keen: iat: |
-e8vnt,
shrewdness,
(@-sitn’dér), ado.
arately; into parts;
asylum (ii, ",
RS -an
a-sun-der
retreat, oF security: "an institution, for rab
care or relief of the aged, poor, or afflicted.
at (80), prep. simplo presence’ or position in,
on, nearby, or thollike: as, at the center!
at the top: me; at hand, etc.; position,
Stato, condition, ete: ase at dinners "ar play!
al work, etc.; relative position, degree. price,
UUme, otc.: as, af the beginning: at the fourth
house froma thé comer: ai ten Years of ago. etc.
ata-vism (i¢éviem), x. a similarity or
castor
seniite, rire, 6 c&t, local, fiir, ask,
‘oF relative, such as the strong resemblance of
‘9 child to bis great-grandfather, but not to his
own father: {Ee return of any disease from
‘an ancestor in remote generations has
suffered. canvas
ata -vis-tic (Si74-va tk), df. of or re
ate (81), Past tense of the transitive and
a-te-lier
(ABTS) na workmhop:
studio: | speciteally, the ease
mag g ng or ply
God, Aes, A
A-the-na { =e “the wodd
and of war: on eo sgmane | Diners
end ba). .
ath-e-ne-um (nene am)... ipl. aie
‘nea (-d)), an institution or club devoted to to
the sti of literature and art; Building
2 asa library or reading
Hang OR dj ;
a-thirst (¢ ites Keo Acanee os,
athirst for lange
ath-lete S180, 1, ope trained to, cop:
‘one possessed ot great’ pupeieal power Sod
‘endurance.
| ath-let-ic Ginsemo aa!
tests, or to thelr performances; stron
vigorous; muscular.—adr. athletic
ath-let-ics (Aiite"5) tyr
Claes of outdoor sports
and principles: og
Yalan as yunning, Foming
adj. relating to
for phy ‘con
; robust:
‘crosswise:
across the course of direction Of; as of a Ship:
from sido to side of.
atilt (220), adi. and ade, tn the position
a thrust; tilted. —
Atlan-tic O-cean ints Shin),
ant the ocean wht
separates Europe acd Afice from io
ac}. Atlantic. ~
atlas (i:it);7, (pt stlaoce
mage bound yon of ‘ie
mythology, one of the
‘Mans condemned to bear Up
the hea vens or the earth.
‘latd Jas pow-der (at ih"
a powerfil explosive fsed fae
Buel ing pur as in build-
Temoving tee
pres ele. win
atmos phere fee mes-
the air which surrounds the
earch: the influence,
and moral, exerted on a per-
son by his environment or surroun:
dings.
at-mos-pher-ic (S1;m°9f0™, od re
of, existing in, of dependent upon,
stmospherical.
te, , Pdrade; scéne, évent,
right, ein; cdld, bey, Ord, stdp, cSmpare; dnit, Anite, barn ele:
consisting,
fherain, “Also. a
novel, refér;
focts, mend;
atmospheric pressure
37
attomey-general
a
her-ic pres sure ("ty |e
ae
juare inch.
atsmos-pher-ic
fr).
7. tho. smallest pare into
‘an ‘element can be divided
without losing its nature; a minute quantity;
exremely minute, | Also,
Y, fe (avam-lz), 24, to reduce to
ae eae ges
at tone pn
ods. “ato
proeeny n. [pl._ atrocities
-tiz)], enormous wickedness;
btm.
attaché eset 2s altombessy or teen
ta in 9 foreign court, ag,an aide or assistant
‘sin
Migher offcer. (P51 halbasiamphabe
at-tach-ment (thch'mine).n. adher-
saretit that which Comnetia, or the thing
Connected; in law, a seizure of the
. OF estate by by legal process.
fall upon
01%)
ttiack Sita! 2 sonal with favent Yo
overcome, damage, or bring
ince ridicule: beeitt to'aitect oF aci, upon, 85,
disease: ¢.4. to make an onset: n. the act, of
Scilling "in| aby ‘sonso of the word:
Be ttle: a selzure by ines.
snail, assault, encounter.
defend).
attain ea, t. P achieves. gain; 2
attain-a ble eee eds that may
attain-der ¢tinge). 4 deprtring
| the wishes of others, 0
ger. | at-ten-u-ate ftertsp,
atten u-a-tion
to
[persons under sentence of death for treason
‘or felony.
to com
attaint ¢ tot). oto, aint:
attar of 1 Tos-e8 es ves Saag gf eon 3
fram the petals of tie rose, Aub tats
listen; care for.
(-tén'dins), n. the act of
waiting on; presence; the
vated aie
&| Setend ant he i a-tén'dint), fa Fh id who
or train of anothers one who la p
present that
which is consequent upon, an: else:
a | adj. soda a eta lowing:
temperance, with all its attendant
‘depending on or owing duty
n. the act of
vot regard (oF any ‘pee
le ind to any
alo emul ath Pe
Sere ae er es fttads of
ary ‘ane ‘atdtude
wen tv). nad). heed, tne
re iter I:
at-ten-tive (i regardful of
et, to make
ler; thin
6. thin,
adj, (&-tén’t-At), thin: slender,
(tanh Wsham), n. the
act or Sf male:
‘to bear witness to:
at-test (
at‘tes.ta-tion aegtn th at
‘evidence given on oath, or by official d
at: ic ap Hr. the immedi
room or
fore beneath ‘of a house;
‘Atue BUT, ad). relating, to Attica, tn
(tir), “n. dress: ‘clothen: habit
at-tire gu garb: el" 19 dress: Clothe: array
0
at-ti-tude (@i1:00.2, boany position o¢
by a person Which ‘noes or indicates his
feaulns, opinions, or intuitions: pose
mm), <n. (pl. attorn
at-tor-ney (ais) a lawyer gr sie
sentative: one legally’ qualified to fact for
orin the Setrateneo of erate Ue de:
or
fense of actions at law. ‘
at-tor-ney-gen-er-al S35r'518h
béBt, £96t; found; boil; fuaction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw =wh asin when;
th=z as in azure; kh=ch as in loch.
‘See pronunciation key, pages xix)to| xxi.
attract 38 authentic
chief | ited to act fc - thunder \tning, ay
Sent: tho cher ne olden of tata, | Prot Proteases ton toretall events’ By" y ‘caneta,"s
attract Grands. cau | eas oe Signs oe ainens: ete predict bet =
‘ c’shOn), 'n. the , *
attrac tion Lor act of a riag to ot | aay biel GeeN, nil aurures Cap).
dent iD.
ee
pute; assign: 1. ta DOD:
al
Sich Blader
au-da-cious Sit teas Yasienés dn: | known by reports
audacity (die?t, n. ipl. audacttios | hoart.
ty ia oldies; daring:
: =
oe
audi bi ble {O21,>".,947. loud enough to be
au-di-ence ‘tine, an assembly of
hearing o formal Inveritow with one of high
au. dit (O’dt). m. official examination of
2 oksto,emuine ands ra
to act as
aug-ment t oemet) Naive Griestnts of,
to grow larger: increase in q
; | eventa by Fettrenes to ni
an
eigelecapeanal
a
au-ra es? MeO fete,
buman body and surrounding it like an
au re-ate Een . adj. golden; gilded;
au-re-o-la ‘ g oie. Rigs a palo, radiance,
Su SETAC Mh eed ae
}, a8 represent vy
au-ri-cle ©}. 2. the outer ear; that
from the heed
hich projects
Peaster Cee
ive blood from
aw-ric-u-] lar (ortk0-1dr), adj, relating vo
hearing: privately ‘sddrensed, ‘a as to the priest
a "i
(6-5 'rd wana.
lis |
lance of the aky tn far i Sans
at night. [Lat.)
au-ro-ra aus-tra-lis Qtr , o
sky.
é | radiant night lights of the southern
thar]
1! aus-pice (%'r!),."., Pl, waa Es Fs (82).
carry in ao
birdy ‘an omen igen ngeneral’ tie
ager fave ence, geperaly in w ral
| aus. pi-cious jronie Oe) od
Piness: favorable; fort
aus-tere (c#). rady. eae jorned;
modo of itving: soverel
Tough to the taste ot
i
Ate, senate, rare c&t, locdl, fr, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, ddge, novel, refér;
it, sin; cold,
‘bbey, cérd, stdp, eémpare; init, dnite, barn, cut, focis, meni;
Seen kal Dade,
ve fotually really wit
manner:
certainty. 7 i
au-then-ti-cate Gisbian' a donee: &
au-then-ti-ca-tion (¢panctktahan),
julneness, truth, or credibility of
ac ‘he official seta fs
au-thor ¢ oF & [fem, authoren, oe
“any- | by
thing; an ‘creator: one who com.
ros ‘one who ‘a pro-
au-thor.i-ta-tive rete 24,
demand the
30
. available
; | Sohed that substances produced withintobe's
own body.
au-to-mat-ic (ot¢matt), od. baving
‘done ‘force
of habit: ins pistol which can’ be1 dis
charwed ‘without ralaing the hamumer Also,
aL ; econ d-t00), n. tpl.
aul-tom.a-ton {mate (-ta) cad aurora:
tone (-ténz)], that which has the power of
movement 8
ae mo-bile %
3 source of power Wi
Oe? anautocar wi
au-to-mo-bil-ist © meDuEo,
a SORE a seit.
motor-cars
au-to-mo-tor &
a
2B. | au-ton-o-mist (22 >ms). 5» sup.
(o*thde-1-28'shoin), n.
orlogal officials, |
au-thor-i-za-tion (oct “or having
(0°t-bI"b-g rh f’~
es hemp ge
-Oe'rd-f1),
obinercpony.
auto-biogfephy i ltl nee
‘n. [pl. auto
neta
sutobus, autocycle.
au-toc-ra-cy Tegan
premacy:
(Oegpetn-toee-
boil; furicti 3; good; jo)
zh=2 as in azure; Shack oe 2a och Seo jronuncition Koy pages as Wo a
ment.
au Miocene eres
y; as, I avatled myself of his
eana towards an end; advan-
py
(d-vil'd-b}), adj usable;
a-vail-a-ble sqravie ‘1 ase purpees;
an ren ree
w = wh asin when;
‘ + e sudden
av-a-lanche {ty¢ Siding ots ane of ‘snow or
‘a fall of rocks or
earth from the hi mate ot a mountain? any-
fhing that overwhelms by sudden and ‘resist-
Jess sas, ani acalar Foe hte de
ava Tice {or Seultn" “covotoumnemss coe
+ greedinees.”
(iv"d-rish’Qa), ad. fhe contest. —n. aversen«
av-a-Ticious fees and fSies: | an jon Sa n. opposition or
Tapacious; miserly: | 2-VET-Sion. nce of mind: antip.
Cartes 1@ object or cause of
ner ane
B-vast Hopl siel falt ey, nore!
a-vaunt Spartan” exprosion” of "con:
tempt or abhorrence.
‘Aviation. 1, Langley airplane (1896): 2, wri 3 8
oiagen is Aviation, 1 Langley. airplane (180¢); 2, wrighe biplane (1911); 8, Blerlot monoplane
A-ves-ta (yt) n, the bible or sacred
‘Zoroaster is = ou =, aera,
vi n. [pl. aviarics
aviayy, ‘or inclosure
‘v8; li'v), interj. haill farewell! n.
a-ve CrRiation’ Abeta AveMarin C Hall,
a-venge sien fort
veng juire satisfaction for injury;
as,
1, 8 way oF
Aight; the art ore fine ot of of mechanical
cree’ | aevi-a-tor YEN, n. a flyer; the
the iver of atgianett * S¥inE mache:
a-via-trix YES tet) ): Bap woman who
sratres firplane
| a-vi-cul-ture Ornelas oboe
a-vid-i-ty (¢¥4Ft0. n. as applied to the
iadlnaet Wn epee
tite; lied to the mind, eagernens: as, to
aaa]
Fead with arictty; stn ¢ lmtangentas ef deciro; in
Ate, senite, rare, ct, local, fir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, &dge, noval, refér;
right, sin; céld, Obey, c6rd, st8p, cSmpare; dnit, finite, barn, cit, foots, meni;
ri sti sk aire rntirda posldively;
quantities of the ee same we kisd raged together
and divided by the number of them; as, if a
op om cates ets Sa
ould be" canta; of medium character or
avocation 41 azure
: aw fully Pou Mega,
iy: .
ile (¢-Bwi1). ads. for'a period
a-while jropeniy written s2'0wo words
weighing
metals, gems, and drugs.
a-vouch (¢vo0ch). *4, to aMirm on so-| vas or othet cloth stretched | u
a-vow
bébt, f6bt; found; boil;
zh=s as in azure; kh
6
baa 42 backsheesh
aa (Mae fasta 7% S &ey°R:| bach-e-lor’s-but-ton Sarde
the flowering ita the blossoms of wi
Baal n. ee god, $5 ep the resemble balls or buttons, as the
Phoenicians} before. the time Shrist.
Baba Qhou. tinier: an Kastorn title
iT 0Rx.
{7 utter indistinct or
xféct Sounds; to prattle; to
jabber, to murmur coD-
indistinctly or imper-
2 blab: mt.
‘murmur.
. adn, chatter: prattle,
babe © pedisaby ne ipl Epi ae. ebay an infant
Ba-bel $200." Seas MLO
alt;
Seahuson: of frye 20 Pag babel
bab-i-rous-:
(bab’ qi
“Asine .
has upturned .
hornlike tusks. <
ba-boon
(bi-boon’), n. the
oi pies oF oakers with doglike mus-
eae {ebb n. Eee a
ee a bond
capital of
phoar
bac-ca-lau-re-ate ey sertsy. n
Dachelor:
sermon delivered tos graduating clasn.
bac-ca-rat (ins ‘sams na French gam-
ac-cha.na Jian Deke pettn). ogy,
Bacchanalia,
the god of wine:
enness and reveiry,
‘pac-chant (kind, n: Vem, becchantel,
Bacchus, the god of wine! .
reveler. ‘becehanal.
Bac-chus ("ott mee
bach-e-lor than’ one wid has taken the
‘first degree in any field of learning at a college
‘oruniversity.
Ate, seniite, rire, c&t, loc, fllr, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, &d
right, ein; céld, Obey, cord, stép, obmpare; Gait, dnite, barn,
Tarunkon | Bckond rove
nd ragged robin.
ba-cillus S250) 2.0% bac co
organisms, visible
by throwing.
=| ask ground ee eee ia
pape: Bee of ‘® picture farthest away
or ‘ying between oF
ore ‘be ders ;_ the whole of a sur-
that which
which it can be looked at or vi
lewed.
back hand pec epee
left: adj. made with the
backing eae. a something, placed
upport efven fo ereon oF cause.
ot ah), ‘nan Oriental
ac] Sheesh eto eo ae
» novel, refér;
it, focts, ‘mend;
backside
back-side aed
to the front;
. Kslide 7 slip, beck
fie away oF on ’@ religion ance
bolloved tn.—n.
back-stays (bekstis’). mpl. a nautical
fret bag ging Sara: Toe eg aoe
material used 1or tags.
a
?
water thrown “musical instrument
eS re ‘Of 8 walorwibes! OF the of, feathern wind-bag from whieh
ee dg wak'w Pipee, a50 pipe (the chbnier) eiving the mak
back-woods ‘tiremidey, mgt foros Bar commonly (a picral—n. baapipers
the outskirts of a newly settled country; a bail 2%. o4. to liberate or set from
Pa aR arrest upon receipt of a antes:
ba con (2,7, the malted and deied or| wil return ats ntod tinier to empty of
ba-com Ore) deeb ccthe how, oesecaiy [ater by dinting cr throwire it out: as, 10
the back and sidos,
bac-te-ri-a (24, npl. vegetable
uly under the mic
decay: some cause ferment
cause disease.
(bie eB 1-818 Sat)
-BASt none who studies
Some’ cause
tion; and many
).
n. & distinctive mark,
Ze or then, dennis the Socupalt: | I
ie ia worn: mark or token ‘of
ney
Ee), 1, .
wer AE). ns hatry, fesh-oating
mand, Ue & moe TES annoy! to pester;
game of golf,
tea to ploy Toning
oF
| bake
a
te.
,| bak-er
bail a boat; to
2 Bost stem the
or gooop out, as water. with
‘tend: ef. to dip water from
Fail wed in ng water oUt of « boat,
cricket, cither ot or two crosspieces placed
eg Ys ‘Oars sheriff's offi
ad a cherit’s offcer oF
Dail-iff Siitekier’ oh Gverscee or
bail-i-wick Cie wich once ee
ballif? has local power,
Eatin, n. a det
bail-ment at
bairn (te). » ana
‘ fie ld
(ED, SEY substance used to entice
bait te 1 Se ee eee
view to catching them:" temptation: re-
frechment taken on a journey: tl, to harass
woke, aa/an animal, by the setting on
of dogs “for Spore; "to. worry ‘by “biting oF
tearing: to tonmenit: ‘annoy tly! to
repare, a7 a hook, trap, or mare. by cover~
‘with food: ‘give food and drink to upon
ry at. t take
a long nap, fer table covers, etc,
(bak), v.t. to cook or prepare, ax food,
in an'oven; to dry and barden by.
heat, a bri to do the work of
te become hard by heat.
(bak’ér), 1. one whose business it is
to make and sell bread, biscuits,
cakes, otc.
balk-er-y O95 phere Bread, caer De:
4 are made end sold.
bédt, f66t; found; boil; furction; chase; good; joy ; then, thick ; hw = wh as in whe:
zh=5 as in azure; kkh=ch as in loch.” See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxi,
&
balm of Gilead
3 . 8 wheel
eed
Anclosed by trade or railing.
}. adj. stitute of hair; wit it
bald te 'ncarai or hate
"
F
a
i-g
B
Qasr,
2
i
&
gz
E
an Acute dances &
ntomime or
ra characters,
are shown by gestures, accom-
panied by music and dancing: the company
Of persons who perform the dance or the piay
bal-lis-tics @itnery which deals
im of gunnery which deals with
the motion and impact of projectiles, with the
forces Involved.
bal-lo-net “i
n.@ small balloon in
a balloon for
controlling the ascent
or descent, and for
of prepared
Oller material’ whic!
‘or usual covering of hair, | when filled with a ligh'
to the head, sum-|er-than-air gas such ¢
plied tobirds, | ftwts in thestioshhere: Fire Balloon
ere:
m the head; aa, | » largo, inflated ball: fre
balloon, a hot-air balloon, inflated from fire
folk Suindloet| hal Toon fet (Ons), n.. one who
° .
Dambast: jargon, | Dal-loon-ist aires, or ascends in, ba
), n. a broad belt, often
decorated,
bale wan large bundle or package of
Te lo or
fo bale of cotton: 0.t. tomake
up Into large bundles for storage or packing.
fc
Dale ful SH 2d, gure
Ate, sentite, rire, c&t, lol, fiir, ask, pdradc
. originally, a Utele ball
ticket, or ®: Beh eae, Sok
icket, ‘which a. soar
Feeistered or taken:
or the system of secret
Yoting by the use of ted form: election
ealing ointment.
state OF
‘soothing or
; seéne, évent, edge, novel, refér;
right, ain; céld, dbey, cérd, atép, ecmpare; dnit, Onite, barn, clit, focts, mend;
in’d8d; bin’did). p.adj. allied,
ed Gnrederctets untioie amrbed
different :
tragran di -P pend
: + | woe 10 abd, Ae En pas ee
bal-us-ter (2il't-é). n, one of a set of |from one to another; give and take: to
-US-tEF small pillars that support the | exchange; as, to bandy words: s4. to coD-
Det Seamer tend; stive:’ ns club the end for
only called
jee; ae.
balus- S$ Dane (Pi)..2. a scourge: disease; potson;
seasebed Py ® Pro Balustrade {Oat which causes death, ‘ruin, oF
n.
bam-bi-no (eae cand og embint
of the infant Christ wrapped in ewad-
hard. thick- for furniture,
(bain) blic_ announce:
ban Gilet! st scntnco of encomisuniention
passed by ; any authorita-
ve rok a ie announooment
and , banning], to ipon ankles
corals ga?” to place Shides | in India and Atvica? a ring-braselet. ge
banal Oa common-| barn d (ua yh Seg) ths’ Todlan
ban-al ic 4 ommon- ban-ian tree Sere ‘aprenda over
nrge! aroa, jown shoots tram
ba-nal-i-ty cn do take Toot and. become Dew
ba-na-na spelicg B| unis, Aleg banyan. | to
yi ae [PARIS Se gabe os, Se ary se
: away?
band ferme; Connects that | the mind. way’
which embraces, or restrains: 8
Sap, tle, shackle, collar; a driving
belt; a company of persons united by a com-
mon object; a body of soldiers; a body of
musicians perfc on wood and brass
wind-instruments: ¢.t. to unite in a troop,
semper; or confederacy; to mark with a
|: 9.4. to associate or unite together for
some
n.
shallo of
the groun
t top 2
et
pile oF hea)
(okn-go). n(n. - bandestx tS'tadline ‘an wiplane) laterahy. Se make to
ban-deaw (aoi a narrow band or tlic | revalve about tie fore and ah sien ei to
as of rfbbon, ‘above the forehead of | have an account with e banker: right tank,
around the hatr. to ineline (an airplan
b6Bt, £56t; found; boil; fustction ; chase; good; joy ; then, thick ; hw = wh as in when;
wh=s as in azure; kh=ch as in loch. See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
(bAdk’ript), n. I
bank-rupt f2ty'declaned'to Bolanable to
Dey, ie debts: Vad). unable to mect one's
oe
bank-rupt-cy Optics do" ths tats
Sountry, state, 2
Gk), n. a thick cake made
Dan-nock Ge :.8i,* Buse, mene
pease-meal, and baked on an iron plate or
iddie.
banns (082), 7.01. the due notico of =
given
out, as in
‘(okiew6t), n. an elaborate or
ban- et costly "feast or sumptuous
bar
‘ot
‘Baobab
ba-o-bab Geet) olhy Mie ae
tier (oep'tizm), n. the sacrament
bap-tism (2"fnlch Immersion “or speime
Kling with water symbolizes the washing away
of and which admits to mem! cy
the Christian church; the act of sprinkling
or immersing as & sacrament, or of being
sprinkled or Immersed: any” ex by
which one is cleansed spirit , OF any
sanctlfying ordeal; as, the adventurer here
suered hla baptism of fre. ots
bap-tis-mal (OGymib. od) relating
Ba: . one of a
Pp lenomination, which bascs ite
adm vernment on tho New
‘Testament only believes that Cl
should be immersed completely, or put
under water in the baptismal | ceremony,
after, @ public declaration of falth bas bees
‘the denomination described.
mad
bets tr] aia
fi
iy
Pes or bebelnn fx Berfors eptistry.
te of baptiain fs performed. “Also, 4
(b&p-tiz’), 0.t, to sprinkle or pour
bap-tize Water on’ or immerse a weesr,
as @ religious ceremony; to admit to the
Christian church by applying water; to
chrisweny to name,
Gay nee
or other solic
or inexperienced youth. tribunal;
Dayan ie aeche ohvieh end oa sce orang, ceeing ae
Sha form “additonal roots.” ‘Also, Masians | through tho staff of s plot sf music, dividing:
Ate, sentte, rire, c&t, local, fiir, ask, pdrade; sc&ne, &vent, edge, noval, refér;
right, sin; c6ld, dbey, c6rd, stop, cmpare; dnit, nite, bin, cit, focts, ment;
7
ling.
undvilized; {ahuman,
bar-bar-ic OREN, 4
rude; roughly a
bare-back OH 2&?
eran as, a bareback rider; he was used
to ri
bare-facet
shameless; a1
barometric
adj. and ads. on
‘Without saddle or
bareback.
d conlmont: “andieguised:
monte andiopuised:
wudacious; Limpudent.—adb. bare=
ry
in style o art.
bar-l a
cruel; inhi ; UD]
‘Syn. brutal, rude, uncout
bar-ba-rize mate"ar teSoms “raise
-be-cue Faicn si amis "of Tt
fah are roasted or smoke-<dried;
of an ox, hog, etc., roasted whole; social
Dolitical feast at which animals are roasted
whole: 9.f. to dress and roast whole, as a hog.
barbed Gi, cae ttt bevas.s ae
wire entanglements are placed before trenches: who serves food and drink at
barbed wire, a twisted wire full of sharp | the liquor counter of an inn or other place of
pointe, or thorniiie projections. refrealiment. in
bar-ber Oo Bere tno tard sma ear and | Bar-me-cide @eymbeld), ad), imag.
beard and i is
dress the b fe a it folated of one of the
bar-ber-ry (intel Warton ons | invited igear fo dine ith him, be oorred
bar. tte (ir! it’), n. the tform or | his guest food.
of a fortification, barn (blirn), n. a covered building for the
from cannon may be fired & para- st of grain or other farm pro-
Det; naval, an Barapet protecting | duce: often stable.
guns which are fired over the wurret and not | har. cl (biir’nd-kl), n. a kind of wild
fhrough portholes. na-cle ‘northern sas?" &
bar-bi 1), n. shellfish that gs or adheres to rocks and
'-D1-CAD other outpost which defends | the bottom of ships.
Daca ie En. a simple, | DAT-0-graph CE aottco “tor NS
bar-ca-role (puter cong” BAY | cording the pressure of the xtmseephere
oat, f86t;
zh=s as in azure; kh=ch as in loch.
; found; boil; futiction ; chase; good,
in loch. See
bar-o-met-ric {
a barome
et
mbt'rik), adj.
lating to, made with, or
jeter, or’ instrument “for
t and, jure of the
; Joy; then, thick; hw =wh agin when;
pronunciation key, pages xix to guii.
48
basilisk
‘min Great Britain and
(erles, the title of a peer,
of
of peers of the lowest rank:
the digatt ‘or rank of a member of the lowest | shafts
Baroness SE", Saudag MOE
‘pial title tn hee own right. ited
bar-on-et Qe Se “Seerss of honor
below a baron and above a knight; the
gon holding this tt! _
i
bar-rage {""
‘over tho
I tn @ Hine in,
4
8
i
and fal
i
i
8
3
§
A
SQE
BS ot
Arcee; & drum or cylinder bt. [pee
a barrel.
bar-rel or-gan
Barren (tri). adi. unprod
bar-ren (Rin sau: "inckine:
inetive “tract of
© Sym. bar, hindrance, obstacle, obstruction,
rampart, bulwark.
‘Ant. (see opening),
bar-ri-er reef Oe eo an et of
land, or skirt!
tng out of account.
Ate, seniite, rare, cat, local, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, vent, Edge, novél, refi
of honor next | Jy
trot
bar-ris-ter
(bir'ie-tée), nm. in
lawyer; in Scotland,
a wide molding
bottom of the wal of a room. of
base-born tren parcitase meal” pic.
in), I.
base-man (inj i, say) one a tee
stationed at the
Saions
lowest story of a building.
base-ness 825).
Gishonorable; ‘meanness;
=| bashful (Dish t26). adj. shy; sastly emn-
retiring; dimdent.—ado, —n. bash-
ring: beshtally.
ba.sic damental: as, 0
ise ins salts PO
bile hall of simple oblong design used
Sourt-of law, church buift-on such « plan:
for example, Bt, Peter's, in Rome. oe
iliskr (ot 1-sK: Tak.
ea sett tale ae eit
nt, OF
breath and look were supposed to be fatal in
their effect; the name of & Heard.
righy, ein; cOld, Obey, cord, stép, cSmpare; dnit, dnite, barn, cit, focks, mend;
battering-ram
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eae tl Ni tended eee H
tines Pa ape aly (lugjete Sabet Ey
nena en ca ciel abies
pe ee i iB igus g
a te cael m3 aie a afi suhe lp #
at sg ie a? Hi efeiteh i} afte =:
die Net aie MORE METH ea aa
beaver
bea-ver S2huy"/an"ias, and “partly te
own im
‘ince; faasmuch as; as, you are
decause you do A
and 04. to
be-chance fai nee.
beck (DEK), n. a lite
other ecreure ful of meaning: as, they come
and
beck-et em),
7S. devont, eoemly, euttable.
‘Ant. (900 wai D;
bed a ‘n. an article of furniture upon
one rests or sleeps; anything
resting-place,
TRG Ee ieee, GPa
vt
ething oly
‘beds,
ro a bed and tts
the materials of &
‘beast: ‘bed clothes.
to
(pl.) two people aharing the same experi
bed: (b8-dim’), et. to darken: to cloud:
1M to dim; as, tears bedim the eyes.
52
| bed-lam
"| beech-en
beech.
: | oF
a
ing, | of London. stl:
beef-steak C8" ;2 * ales.
Beelzebub
be-diz-en Pate pean
(béd’lim), n. a madhouse; an
‘any asylum oF Bospital for lunatics;
(oeadoin: ‘béd’06-En), no
Bed-ou-in (Sieins tent
dweller of Arabia, Fea Sad northers Africa.
be-drag-gle wn‘aity by drasing “as
garments) in mud or rain.
Ded-rid {04710°),.24). contined to bed by
et. 0
‘vulgar
age
Select irpose:
Object. or
spelling dee, a quilting bee, or ® husking
bee-bread (Obed). 2,0, brown bitter
‘7
(b&ch’n), adj. to,
be Miade Of, he Wood or Bate of
0 beech.
(b8 Bere), tly colored
bee eater fist ne Old Wad that
on
(ban), 'n. [pl. beeves (bEvz)], the flesh
Peae ween. tpl.
beef or°?s ox bul oe coe, when killed
for food: the mame "-
applied in @ cattle g
country toan ox, cow,
when full
guards
beet
(pe arrs bap) a
ible, the prince of demons:
or devils; hence, the devil himself.
Ate, sendte, rare, c&t, local, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, edge, novel, refér;
right, sin; c6ld, dbey, odrd, stép, cbmpare; dnit,
"1
nite, barn, cit, focts, ment;
bee moth 53 being
bee moth (tari veaive, wasn oe Be ae
young feed upon the wax,
eel Past participle of the
‘and allowed to sprout, with
Bope iwtanoes added to sive,
titer weniract Of, the
HY
i-a
bette eye:
rf
z
lude.
prep. in front of; com-
fa presence of sight of: earlier then: aft. fi
a
fronts in advance; forme
con}. sooner, than; rather than.
bes fore-hand (8 oreed). ae.
foul’), °.t. to soll; to dirty;
ae
na), of to act as a
aid’ of shield; to
reviousl:
be. friend wat
sist;
" be got ien it the
be. gin ) begun,
De-gin 5 ze tinal ocr ieee
oF do the
frst "ect: to start: p.4. to cause to be:
be-gin-ner Stent. tomaria sie
time; a founder; a1 inator.
i (b-gin Ing), in.
be-gin-ning Giscr he’ arse ‘tage et
c
7 the source the starung point:
be-gone eee inter gotamayt dem
_ begonc from my si ty
be-go-ni-a
aid), 8 kind of DI
bee ecrs it fvated fot tts oraemental
be-got « ciple ot
teneo and past par
verb begets nn
i'n), past participle of
Gerd bevels ‘as. W
t. to soll with dirt;
be-grime Ste Trubs “and” Cust” beortns
the workers.
be-grudge Oey is faceRiene ort
be-guile Scctre'0y" auch or 2 hiss
by a. trict
file
of; to execute by cutting off the
"| be-held fetane Pt of tite vero behotd. Poe
og, | Be hest ote Easter’ bes.
ane eel the, back; 0 out of sigies ot
ae acti
be-hind-hand (ie hindpin
Drogress; Inte; backward
in arveare'in pay:
J be hold 2332 pease).
the eyes upon it:
| observe with care: rf. in ai ‘dtrect or ‘OE
ie rind (et nsdn) 94}. indebted:
[be! -hold-en (rr ps Red sedeheae
the world ts ‘much behelden ‘tot Tea: gros
inventors. a
be-hoove 242%.
to mend id ways. a ener. to
be-ing cist", Bib sate ot cdeting, that
Tost, {0t; found; boil; function ; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw =wh asin when;
ths as in azure; kh=ch as in loch.
‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
bejewel 54
which exists in any form; as, God, the
bejew-of SEE wes. ss gs
jowellng}, Ec ot Furnish
belatbor SPs, a. to ae
De. belated & pesaten, p.adj. delayed ; over
be. belay tr ooh ea male nce fast, tae, to wind
belch & A to sho out wth re
cor ot, pores ‘wind
Been fe Stomach: n, t of forcing out
wind from the
ly, old wo-
bel-dam £5 aan man
be elea-guer ‘ei risiete). 0, 10 boaloge:
po unpet o"
belfry (eta ot 3 towe
dpc.
tower tn which « bell is iy
also bell-tower,
ryan, th
Be-li-al tial Sie et
o
8 i
Pe i
‘credit,
ant Geo doubt.
th of to thin]
ea ‘with tn; a8, to belies in
be-liev-er PeBee, rr. one who accepts
Yy, span: one who scoopts fous faith;
be-lit le C8
ing slightinety of: poli tod Stee
ually "6
down by speak-
ate,
e
acloar Hnging sotod when stra
the of a bell, as the corolla
visions of daily time mark
bairchour, by, strokes, on, a bell, pecially
os.
bella-don-na ee ae aaa 4
European poisonous pl dish bell
ainpad towers "and “shining block ber
food in medicine 6 fllve pa
bell buoy Si Pe, % ey, toring oy
organ
* neces
(ob-eT), ve tat dee SPREE out,
beloved
the movement of the water, and thus warn
eba ne 8 fair lady" handsome
belle sccsiy" woman, ¢‘relguing” Beatty:
a very rae bal ;Pouns lad; as,
belles-let-tres 2" Dae T Bek Mere:
polite onc! elegant Meeratare, eaing poewry
Dell-flow-er G2 fou"), n. o kind of
if Shoes Sowers resem
ble Uctle, bells; a'Englaad, © dsfodils's
variety of apple.
bel-li-cose (P27), as. inclined to
Pugnacious.
; Quarrelsome; warlike;
ONCE Ey State te warns
yer-2nt),
wart rating to wee
Also, belligerency.
bel-lig- -er-ent fy war Sng
:
ord
bellows (2'30,,n, si. and pl. an to
rent of air, Sudrneed for Bromucing,&
buch as ‘tree, oF Alling the pipes of an
eens
be-loved Stlived or sane rend:
regarded with great_sf
Ate, senate,
righ
rare, c&t, local, fir, ask, pdrade; scéne, vent, éd;
t, sin; céld, Obey, obrd, stdp, oBmpare; dnit, dnite, barn,
wrovdl, rel relér; $
t} foots, ‘ment
55
benumb
|
hE
d
surround; togird
fi
z
&
:
I
o
3
&.
‘to | ful; as, a benign inf
. | adj. of the
foodnees
be. geh i i -cent (0 Ghateraten, gat ae doing
itable; ie ade. i oemetntl
beneficially. Oona a a
ben-e. etary pry (ant aha to a
thing as a gift; one ‘who receives 8 benefit ce
advantage. as person who reer: the
ote BL, oF insurance
proceeds: will, oF f
Drieet who has been” given a church Tving!
‘nature of a charity or donation;
as, Beneficiary
:| bene-fit (086-00, n, an act of kindness:
promotes the happiness and’ well-being of
SANE (ove injury).
- | be-nev-o-lence of niv;elén),. n,, the
_ Ari oo ma (Paave.tan, adj. kind-
be-nev-o-lent (PF 2yr0Maw). odd ind.
ready to give to ood ‘objoste ede’ wenevos
a
a Ben. al light (b8-#0! Nt), rework:
use it fives a steady bright blue
fact be nig-nant Mane e4h
(bin"$-faieahGn), n. the
act of cont gonterring:
wa ‘benefit. c a aoa ital
-€-fac-tor fcaetectres! am uy.
‘one who does good: ane who fa
saberrorms an of @ friendly
ben-e-fice 33"),.35 ite
"| dent
ns thowed
tnall affairs; ‘genial:
gentle, salutary 7, bemtanaaey.
nn. ipl. beng.
be-nig: nities tt Tindiiness Of
e Bi en ane
as. benignity of =
character.
Den-i-son (bebe: binren). n. 0 blew
or Ang: a be n.
»e| Ben-ja-min te nin the Bie
Bet, eas
of bend: adj.
strongly inclined:
bot, £66t; found; boil ; futiction; j chase; good; ; Joy; then, thick; hw = wh asin when;
wh=s asin azure; kh=ch as in loch.
Pronunciation ‘key, pages xix to wodi.
a $4 se
lit # oB ee i boi i ih 45 4
‘lhe en He ie ae iit a a
th Ha wa nd i al , : q
ol tile alll Hackett
Hd 2 B9su Aue SHsKE EES OD a i ee A hi ibs? Ue aut;
i = ain oa arent Shida
a il ell a fe tlie i
i El a aie 2 ant i ry a ee i
i , aie
2/8 Se sit fue sil 8
fl Healaieal|e
als. al oon a
Sinha eal
87 beyond
ty Deere: beerchraie:
eae of
renga cs "tpt and 1 Dip. be.
Sie in
- store;
be-stow $o5esi ia’ sat a ees:
Boat
bestow
be-stow-al Rae ha of
stving oF cea! beats
tpt, and
Pr greling 9. Catt an angio
greatly
ewok: i = eee or
Bevwitch S872 3h, to cast 9, spell
be-witch (otwich’mg), adj. having
fom: pt Sn Fewltshinglys on. be
ey (eat 18 o"rrkseh dinate:
Deer: | be-yond {.7ent?. grep, on the further
bit, {d6t; found; boil; furiction; chase; Bod; joy; then, thick; hw = wh asin when;
zh=s as in azure; kh kh =ch as in loch. ‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxi.
Euroy LS — Shteledenmnn cen-
Rg ‘fn. the slope at the edge of
fting’ fool; “toe ima witch ee
and fastens a in ita setting; the
of th which is above the
bi- a Pane two; twice;
one Cea, edt tne,
annually,
bi-as OF. Ig ass {a}, an oblique
acroas a" fabrige Renee is ry
n'a cloth placed under the
the cl 2," expecially of @ child, to protect:
bib-ber Saeeely st
bib-cock fired eee FX... 4 facet having a
Bible Sides Mencia
isaac
‘sure
der: | dred
he gem.
vein which the glass of a| pi
man who drinks fre-| 0
oftan event,
jebration.
ite L.
biceps (ais cate deen ce
‘of the front of the upper arm
and
bi-chlo-ride (Oey Stine @ ctecs pare
of chlorine ‘combisied W wits ‘another substance;
‘rauslavods” tho | oF direc:
bid-da ble {2 (bid’a- abl). Si Sbediens do-
bid-der wey, ata leo rhe ote .
bid-ding ©). orders com-
of ofterin hater rpeaeeken
Bibel east-west
bib li-og 1 bib-li-og: ta-pher Oe n-te), |»,
ook, eqpectally fn in regard to their authorship,
date,
bibl 08 og.ra-phy SP" (oPOM-Sg'r-, tho
thetr authors: sterial festa ot ‘of
ating, dates, editions, clasueat
tiven subject. Also,
bibiiomania ae force 2 soa Jocts
onsensing rare and
bib- i-o-ma.niac wor ahe ans
craze for collecting books.
bib-li-o-phile (2% (uke St ae cary
bib-u-lous on aia eredly spel
this | et, to ondw
> list ‘of ‘books relating to any bide my
bide ¢
*
for two years, as os
mo Years. ag a ‘na plant wi
polnta:
of light at
fruit, and eced in the second:
leaves in the first ‘year,
mb. |
bi-fo-cal fae “Of agate st. tho
Ate, eendte, rire, okt, Toe, fiir, rom pérade; scéne, &vent, val, refer;
right, ein; cbld, dbey, obrd, stp, oSinpare; nit, finite, bain, ct; focks, ment
bifoliate
59
bill of mortality
may be used both for reading and long
distance.
bi-foli-ate CHCA). 27,1 downy.
bi-fur-cate Siaiede in tre brfdrkat), 24.
to wo. branches:
eh (pent divided
bi-fur-ca-tion {05"tr division into’ two
tranches.
big Om}: 4 lomnpar. bianer. super big,
Sigita grte: poiaat fering oe
who has
big-a-1 8. vmnist Gi: ae cig PS,
big band or
pans . the crime of hav-
3nd others in’ auth
Peano: Semana 9, ul a
y) small an ‘leguntiy’Bnished
Dinah relating
two sides!
bilbo C2, n. nh em (-b32)]
wale’
bil-bo &
a
‘bar of
oy end feet of
Bile Ba etalon BS BE Pa
bilge . a cask;
which the round:
ft. to spring © leak team,
or bilge,
e ‘tér), water which
‘the bottom of
2 ship, amally mble in oder.
bi-in-gual Innguages
pil-ious {ince Missally “accompanied by
A drowsiness, are
tone, ‘out of
bi-lit-er-al il Soma ttre: ca et, ones
wo et
Tt to
table, with ivory balls and
bil-iings gate © cyt foe a, n. coarse
(on In the United States
the
billion
bill o of ex-chan;
from one
another (
named 8
for valu
: bill of health (8 etl oy, Sy, halthy, a corti.
. | of a vessel, cone or
(bt &
e riten order
jouse (the drawer) to
F
(che nenepter) to ‘person
conan cum at 2 Bega'time: th pay
18 to be
a water, and, Promining to gciver ‘them
safely to the’ person to whom the
4 Barat mortality fi mes
—n.| of the number of deaths (: births)
) ina
plage within a given time,
bt, f86t; found; ball; ubction chase; ggod; joy; then, thick; hw = wh ad in when;
zh=2 as in azure;
kkh=ch as in loch,’ See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
bill of sale
60
biscuit
bill of sale G3.57),.,.Ga pee
sonal
propert; totthe buyer:
(bi'dm), me mixture of gold and
yor. ih a it of
or other base metal, used in making
Dil-lot 2%;8,,2, uncoined gold or ativer
bil-low aaa m cy
apd roll in
billy "o. ,
bime’ tal-lic vtal-lic (oe
metal standard
reat rave of the aoe
wind: 2. to rise
eaves .
2 bludgeon or club;
eae . of, re
ng acable
of making
the cover of a
‘edges.
bindweed, 4
a, specs af St brveny:
bane ae yom = ot
of
with
dndavesd fee creeds
any
oa or aay e
of tap tars conported by" ae
or minus [las b +6: ad) of
ers BD na device for
bi-o-graph : Pid
Ate, sentte, rire, eft, lool, fr, ask,
right
; ebld, obey, efrd, stdp, cbmpare; unit, dnite, btn,
bi-og-ra-pher ei teas
bio-graphic @°8eumy, oft comer
bi-og-ra-phy See eo
history of a person's life; ‘writings in
bi-o-log-i-cal (Uo }yuaD, od). relee:
treats of living
orai-Sen) who
tng form AO: bil
bi-ol-o-gist studies, oc is akilled in, "the
(bI-o1' ‘n. the science which
Polo gy. ee were
bird's-eye Soret); 24
ral, ‘not cletall
2 marked
a ianord
ancient boat
wo banks of care.
tt a square cap worn,
‘other church
arth mth Reh of con
Birth aE Bc eras
Yinooin was & man of humble birth; origin:
irth.day (oarth’aky, day
birth-day Sach" one ig born the ting
Sich day or yt
2S [bik ie i 2 sare
in 8 district within tie Sune
right (ohh. "n. any right or
person is by birth; the right
of the fire born. 7 wee
kind of unraised
céne, event, adge, novel, refer;
t, focts, mena;
ie;
1. Moskéog bird. 2. Humming bird. 3. Catbind, 4. House wren. 5. Carolina cuckoo, ‘6 Cedar bird. 7
Baltimore orfole. 8. Chicken hawk (male). 9, Blue yellow-backed warbler. 10. Great-horned owl
Quah. 13, Lady Gould foc. 13. Cardinal (male). 14, Wild turkey. 15. Kingfisher. 16. Pes
Aawe. 17. Red-1 ‘woodpecker.
1 »
BNOILYAN. «
blackcap
Dite O!.7. Tia. bit, p.p. bitten, bit, p.pr.
biting], to seize, », cut, ‘crush
with the tin: sting, ot 3a, oct cause
ng), adj. ; cutting:
ING sarcastic —ade. bitingly.
bitt (bit), n. ao of wood or fron on
ships to which cables, ropes, ete. are
rand Se carly pon! flabimaarbedentl
if er), adj. hay
bit-ter (OnE vaste! ‘tne teding: | ea
idea | bit-ter-ness cee 2.
bit ter-sweet © ilgeswet
| black. ball
fmperta a bitter taste to Hquids poured
bit-tern (ietn), 9, 2 wpding bind of tho
ing, after tho anit la from which
Epsom salts is
2 quall
‘causes a bit-
_imerecable sensation on the tongue:
bitter: ters (ot “Gives, rare Uquog tn which
ota) é
| biv-ou-ac oe solar, in the "Soe
encampment; ease of water
the open ¢
bi -week-ly
(blk),
blabbing]
blab
ad}. entirely ‘without light;
kort jhe; opposed, %
white; Trapped a in larkness;
gloomy or forbidding: without inoral
‘goodness; threatening: clouded
Sien anger: gullen: ne the datkest color:
lack color or d;
(bl&k Krt), the
Black art (1s ti), thomas praciont
(bl&k’bOl*), e.t.
exclude, as a can
hiack:ber.ty cure
black-ber-ry <7 several Kings, ofprckly
shrubs, of the genus Rubus, the British name
for which is bramble, "There are ‘two Ameri.
hiticreap Cie eracip), 1s cup made
namegiven toa oes Pe .
a large
black-board {iix'"°¢r painted
black, to bo write or drawn on pith Chal
black-cap our a n. popular
oUt, £86t; found; wolf fuiiction; ‘chase; “00d; joy; then, thick; hw <whasin when;
th=3 as in azfre; kh=ch as in loch.
See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
cing sentence of death; the black
blacicen 2 aia
fri’ér), a monk of the
ican order: so called
from the black gown worn by members of the
at a man
black guard SHes,2 9m ot
ually uses foul 9 La abusive
drel: ad; low; indecent;
‘contemptiiously of, in
ing bind), a Sictan
Black fen oe Choe
aie nee Mae
black-ing giving @ shining black pollsh
to boots.
Dlack-jack Cee mire dates
handle, used as a wea}
black lead ‘olkiled), a mineral formed
of cargon apd tron and used
ag the “lead” in
plumber to
Svar with black food oF ‘pha
Black tog Gh a ter oe
for a workman who is not's Tasaber of say
trade union.
black let-ter (215%, 18¢’8r), the old
Brinted ‘written or printed. In
Pinch Test (ois list), a Ust_of persons
black ist who are considered. deserving
ent, or whom it is desirable to
Business transactions: 2.
(bldke'list”), to enroll as undesirable or as de-
tng ot Bin 819, n. a tax anclent-
mil‘, n. & tax ancien
black-mail {P oo oo or
tattle, in the north ot "or eagand, nd in Scot-
fand, to the agents of robbers, to secure pro-
tection from ‘theft; hence, the securing of
money by frightening one into giving tt up:
(blkk‘amtth’),_ n.
works
from by causing
black- smith who
makes ron utensils, horsosh«
(liik’snak"),
black-snake (over! very dark serpents:
a heavy whip made of braided cowhide. “Also,
Diack snake.
black-thorn (uuen?, ttt
small black cherries, iargely used for hedges:
called also sloe; a stick cut from the stem of
the sloe; a kind of pawthorn. Jastic bag
Ver), na thin clastic
Dlad-der cr'mte'fa ‘animals, in which
fluld is collected: any ‘sac oF’ blister, con
Phat. aida the leaf of the
ruts Went of 8 tag: the
Dlade Jeune’ tau or spire of eae eae
broad expanded part of a leaf; tl
rt of a knife or other instrument
part of an oar; anything resembii
broad flat cutting part of a kenite; adi
reckless, rollicking fell . to ‘put forth
blains ‘blister; an inflamed
Dene an sore
blain crswehiig
se
62
birds; thecap worn by a judge when Sees.
a person | Blar-ney Stone |
blam. a. ble {ies (plim’a-b). adj a
ide. blamably.-
st seprove upbeid, oere
blame-less mn i
blanch (seneatce a
as cornstarch, com!
bland co
P gentle:
or action; ag, artful caress; orees }; coaxing.
blank uA ny eae hs
document; a lottery ticket which falls to draw
a ; disk of metal before it is stamped :
8 cover for a horse, etc.
‘a blanket; to take the wind
of (a vensch by sailing
blare
‘to wins
Tolar}, m. a harsh Doles Uke
2 ta W
(olin stim), & stone
Castle, Ireland, upon idasing hich « person
tle, Ireland, w Which «
is'sald'to become’ sldiled fatterer
(Sita) * adh wearted by"
bla-sé pinesure’ so" an to ae 1
Power of enjoyment i
blas- arenes piaes
owing, mockery of
(blks'f6-mi),
ei
ais
eb
ran ue
i
‘oF authority of God;
juality with God; sacrilege.
blast (ist). 2 "violent or sudden ‘wast
om aefomaty, Sofie, ah ese
ym an opening; as, a blast comes
from the opened furnace door; the sound pro-
duced by blowing = wind instrument;
ay
sudden harmful Influence, as a
Ate, seniite, rare, c&t, local, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, ge,
right, sin; céld, ‘bey, cord, stép, cémpare; anit, finite, barn,
novél, refér;
foctis, meni;
blasted 63 blind shell
Finpowict dyeamite, “ate, “ts roudine oF i. Yo make white or pale, waite: grow pale:
:| blew-its (oo),
‘| Blick
(bita’éd-nés) a
bliss; happiness; heaven-
Tolls) past tense:
ofthe ‘verb bless: p. AS
blew sofitiranstve verb biow.
foe fgoa
(DIT), n. a disoase that
to wither
‘any
Ek
mildew;
bla-zon pit'sn) n. a cont of arms; a | discase,
coats of arms, banners, etc.;
‘4. to explain in proper
coats of arms, banners,
Bayi cas 2 aransard
terms tho Agures ob
ete.; to adorn;
‘s fee, iazons
by exposing to
il Tscirecs) the low-priced.
Dleach-ers sootiess space. or scale for
Mk wi
blear
make sore
|. sore or dim from a watery
7 sald of 4
as the 1
:
‘g blood; to
Bt
web
,
E
lt
€
8
598E-
itt
eyes,
ave, Ke A
Cbiina'Yeid?, ed) having
‘covered 50 as to
the und
Ft
ag 5
Ithout
which contains no charge.
‘bédt, {50t; found ; boil; futtction ; chase; good; joy ; then, thick; hw = wh asin when;
zh=z as in azure; kh=ch as in loch.
‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
blind spot
64
bloom
‘n. @ stupid fel
ind spot iy [Blok heed Paap sre
blind -worm {plind worm:
named
blister ee ate the aida ‘codtadnine
| blood (tide), 2, the red Auld,
block-head
ft,
: | block-house {oo eed
which cireu-
7 es,
of an animal: the
saowy:| Bice Tig Sade ee ey murterge
relentlesaly;
#| blood.i-ness ; Roe ne ae
* | condition; pale; splritess:
; blood mon-ey pine Ont), money
another's fe, ag, Judas, when Re bore
emus, reenived thirty’ pleces
paid for discovery
Bote of Eiurderes!” money paid by the
eet beara te ite ee a
| blood root poppy" taruly, "having. rea
a roots and white sap, and bearing a white
A wer which bic ate .
Pa D sgeare or por blood-shot frnet?ee igi ana to
the
Hon of a city Incloeed by gets: Dlood-stone (iad'stiny” n° Sark
that which closes the way or quarts
nel; an obstacle; a hindrance; quan-| spotted with red jasper.
eine me ceases | \ |b ete ae a
Senta ina) theaters. hates of stock; especially, a leech; ‘one who ;
Mop the passage of!” to. cbetnick, blo i
stop Op: ‘ Book. ail;
‘working ‘Taekie | cruel.
z, y ha to,
Se auppore by blocks: “to maid er, * blood-y (pind’n, ods. contain-
block-ade ware the abutting ane: x f tnurderous;” attended with
ehips or troops of an enemy in order to ‘pre- bloom + 3; the flower
it 3 the or
TyOt anything from coming in os going out: " aes re = state of having
senfite, rare, ct, lool, fir, dak, pdrade avent, novél, ref&r;
3 obld, obey, ofrd, stép, cdmpare; Phake Gatto, baka aie focks, focks, ment
pr.| sail."
160'Ing), n. a bluish preparation,
a | blu-ing £2'or indice, sod ty Incadestoy
. | the act of giving a blue color to iron or steel
| Also, Bia
& person of such a family.
bleeelte Pak
blue-jack-et Om aieanin deasry
Pre-| blue laws {0/55 107). ,.creln, AEH
ly
Puritans; hence, any severe laws,
gard to Sunday 1usemt .
Diue pe-ter (iss peo, a blue tag
center,
Free (ylbS"etbK"
blue- sing Qi88-stokeine, 2
interested in that she cares for little else.
7 steeply oF boldly:
and hearty: surly: gruff: n. 0h
Stoop beni: a clit or headland with a brosd
Steep face: the act of putting on an alr of
" | 0.t, to decetve by putting on 8 confident air
‘order to accomplish some purpose or ceca)
some danger: ¢4. to deceive an by
Putting on an air of strength —n.
DIatis,. adr. :
Dluff-ly poker or‘ofttand irapnee’
b6Bt, {66t ; found; boil ; fuction; chase; good; joy ; then, thick ; hw = wh asin when;
zh=3 as in azure; kh=ch as in loch,
‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xi.
blunder
(blin‘dér), n.
blun-der (etous error
bad mistake froma stupidit;
3 stupidly; move, x
ij. blundering.-
10 aes
blun-der buss (3n ight
blunt (a Gans ‘ai
at in
tome ie ae
noe
ort gua of
int ae fellow.
nttlck, oF
isey: aay
fish), vf, to redden or become
biush er ic beens red in the face,
as from shaine or confusion: “te feel shame:
‘color that
blus-ter use, a wt wate a
le; to bully:
to. use, empt
olay violence, with forth or ouls_n. th
Bnd violence of a storm, or of the wind in guste:
Rolsy talk: empty threats; 6
blus-ter-ous oven ete Maley:
Boa Coe ati PL bite (.g07, ase
fur or feather tippet or n«
bo-a con-stric-tor
in tropical Amer- (
G8 Kbn-atenk't&e)
& serpent found
eerie
power of crushing 1
prey to death in
boar
hog.
(b3r), n. the
of swine; thi
vision of +
meals” woual ly
given for pay’
Sttertainment. tn
the sense ‘of food
and ‘shelter. =
Bumber of persons
slected. to the
Boa Constrictor
management of,
‘some public or private office or trust; a thin,
usually folding, square on which a game is
played; as, a checkerboard; pasteboard: one
Of the two stiff covers of w book: the side of
as gvertoard: pl. the stage of
ty the board. sway: as, her careor
had gone by the board:" om board, on a ship
ge ina train: (rt to cover with fat timbers:
furnish with fc i
return for mons
(bBe‘dér), n. rho
-d-er { mone, who Pay
‘or food bj
igble or house of x
for
or
‘another; ane
£3507). a volume
‘uml
speak of
loud and
Of: ne
cause or
aoe e,
proud, vain
Beeaston “of pride vanity, or praisewortey
triumph; Cra is Englatd's boast thav’ the
He Ee ies wo lod,
toset fe De ‘adj given to brag-
Doast-ful (s*!O). sat. etzen, to bras:
adv. Poastfalle poastfulness.
(bdt), n. a small open vessel usually
moved by oars Of Paddles but often
ahi:
boat
by es means ee 8 sail;
Bain af In orm
veel?
vessel for
a ship's side or to a wharf,
or for pus!
bs A In
boat-ing (oo rmnfve or
rowing, particularly asa
smusemaen
boat-swain ia
sn), n. ooks
thip "wito has charge of the Bost B
nd cordage, and who
ipt. and p.p.
ip bobbed. p.pr.
bob sobbing: td nivon anor seane inotion
to: to cut shorts the hair! ‘rt to have &
lay to and
ee
yee
iEnot. of
ing, tised in fishing for
che ‘pine
o
tised to
ow-lace
‘at one
to bold
yarn or : ee nning. weaving.
sewing: a cord or bral casing.
bebinet wognnee: bovtnd) ns
’ Geb ein. nan Americas:
bob-o-link jong-bird: called also, in Gor:
tain localities, ricebird, reecbird.
Dob-sled (P's), 'n, s sted, made of
‘or food and lodginy
Toney; to cause to be lodged placed one behind the other, used for hauling
Ate, senfite, rare, c&t, local, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne,
right, sin; ‘céld, dbey, cord, stp, cBmapare; init,
» novel, refer;
it foctis, mend;
event,
‘nite, barn;
bobtail
boll
Ipmber apd, when smaller. for coasting; some-
called a double-runner,
ob-tail SPM, 5 shor fa ox» a
fag and, bobvail” used to rmogn ing rabble, or
lowest class
bob- white Coe, me ne the eo poommon
(bOeh) . (pl. sbockes okt 8a)
boche ieWoria (Fy, pocnes, (oat) fe
from BG "French caboche.
1, the close-Atting watst
@ woman's dress;
Yid), adj. posseesing or hay-
2 tod: usually found tn
‘seamen were
(b3d‘I-188), adj. possessing no
conerete wt Bor'mads up
(bdd‘Ing), n. 80 omen; a belief
or fociiag ‘that harm or evil is
* pads. j ovils Omi:
1 (ood'In), n,m pointed instru
ment for’ plercing holes in cmi-
broidery; a blunt noodle with a largo eyo for
drawing ‘tape, ribbon, etc. through = hem.
eyelets, a long pin or stiletto to fasten
‘or ‘ala. portion
the main or principal
as the body of 8 letter
carries
‘of anything:
EM tne. part that
number of individuals" “united »y
le or distinct purpose:
2 mai fa thing:
tj me, cna.
Seal ois
icture
ly with
‘body of tr00)
Tass; as, 8 body pe:
2 cortain’ thickness
i Stpaterial of vary i
Bodied. p.pr. bod!
PPinatertsl’ tom: to” eabe
ae if existing in material form: usual
forth; “as, to
dody forth the form of things
bods Litic C841 PoY EEO, the
state. ry politic (2 romarded 38 5 political
a number of people, considered col~
Pea ving under an organized political
(b3Gr), n. @ South African colonist
Boer Boer rt: 2 Baz atten = oF | forward
Goan a track o€ woo spongy ground,
Og Siposed of decayed and decay vee.
sale Saree dec nd a
(ee
BEY PEemicar Sper whected trick | peed:
‘support a locomotive; an ceti-
amount; in golf, an arbl-
‘to be made
clumsily; hae
laces: marshy:
Soe Eel dj. full of wet, muddy
be. ate
tigbear.
Bo-he-mi. ian Qe hemrsn, x. a native
3 a sipey: | adf.
* pinconventh Fi
a8;
ta-
tion like boiling; as, the swollen river botled
and swirled: be ercited by passion and anger;
blood botied: 0.t, to heat to the tolling
mi camo to ub lo by heat; to cook in 3
:m, an inflamed, hard, festering,
rad Painful ‘tumor in the skis. with © Sea
core, caused by bacterial infection.
(boil ng), mats, heated, to the
oe ae
id seething as 8 result of heat; the effect
of. of ptbtectig "fo" to the action cf hot liquid:
the temy ture at which &
bey vo'changs| into oe
adj.
bois-ter-ous Oo 4509 tty ount:
rude; turbulent; tumultuous; uproanous,
bold (ota). adj. courageous; fearless;
or carried out:
steep, abrupt, as a
minent; +, Dewspaper headlines
ted in void ‘type: in high
‘presuming: oversve
‘Syn. "brave, intel
Ane tiaras term used in
bold-face printing vo ‘denote a particu
larly heavy an icuous type.
n'a fearless manner;
(bold’It), ade
courageous;
rudel
boldly . impudently;
sId’nés). n. dar
bold-ness {ie "datdsmen radontes:
{bob the trunk or stem ofa t1
bole ravi Hic of nally crumbled cing,
bol le- To Pole 18’rd), n. a lively Spanish
; the music accompanying
such a dancst al ‘a short jacket.
boll 5), 2 ‘or, seed-vessel of a
Plant, as of flax: 9.4, to form into
seed-vessel ;’ go to seed.
6st, {66t; found; boil; fuAction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw =wh adin when|
‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxi
zh= as in azure; kh=ch as in loch.
68
bonhomie
boll weevil
(b61’ w8'vl), a grayish
boll wee-vil fcctle Shout 's) quarter of
ap inch long, which infesta the cotton
Doll-worm ©2l.rtrm), n; the ls ue xed
and which
ripe (pods, of the cotton plant,
also feeds on
oF Tey (ool shee KS). nepl. (sing,
Bol-she-vi-kri Soisnents). iiversliy, “the
yn of a socialist commonwealth: opposed
bol-she-vism
bestseller Sooty” of government
bol ster soi (bovstee), no long plow or
meet
pete cede’ de nurs
arth in gn electric storm,
j boluses
ie medicine 4 ta fhe oran Wolusoe (te,
rounded maa, an ordiuary
Bence, "anything ipa, tia ‘ebich ast be
accep
... a hollow fron ball
with
rge area: bombing post, a trench running
from's front line trench to within a short
distance of an enemy trench and used as a
station for bomb: shrowers.—a. beeaber,
bom-bard {
shoe srahel shell at or into;
bom bar. bar-dier (gir Sep ie aloes
8 gunner.
bom-bard-ment (2o";>krd.m8n
continuous attack with shot
Ate, senit
| rayed flower heads, much ‘used by
Ruhloned "
‘are, c&t, local, fir, ask, pdrade; scéne, event,
right, sin; odld, dbey, cdrd, stdp, cbmpare; anit, dnite, barn,
rockets, etc.; the act or process of shelling
ee ore (bdm’bést; biim bast) n, high-
bom-bast jcunaing: words; highs
ing language or style without mush ‘mess mean-
(bim-biis’tik) relied
bom-bas-tic {tm byt) ,od), eatin
style, Also, bombastical—ad:. bombas-
without decait>
or before & dotinive dave: ‘a
Bearing intorest, issued by s goverument or
in return for money’ 7
in (trata), n. a slave or
‘a bondman; one who
bonds-man {a
state.
bone-set
(bin’sét! coarse herb of
Sper Sata’ Aimtiy with eet
howewives 0 brow a bitter
fasting ‘remedy or spring tonic Known
bon-fire £°at%,2 teat bem eee
, novel, refer;
t, focks, meni;
bonnet 69
booze
bon-net 2’ Coney, ns sole wonlen, cap
‘a head-covering ii
So Provide with a cap or
bonay & ay nee. ev aches Linely:
bon-ny ci clab-ber Sea7euydr cree
in souring.
Don ton 2287,'04),,the style of per,
breeding: faahlonable society; haght of
bonus ji Odats, 0. n. (pk. bonuses (-22)),
ald, over and
bookcase $2 Bones tor for foes
book-ing of-fice (RK St!) min
where tickets are sold for railway or steam-
ep crageling. or for seats in a theater; a
ads 3
Bookish (24H 244, fond of study:
with han with ;_learned;
seuss viata aaa
ia
book-keep-er howe Duets % 07S
and systematic manner.
booklet 24760, 2.5, small volume,
intended either for
craament or for advertising
one
OF bo writes oF publishe
book mus-lin Ge misin), «fine koa
cloth, folded in book form. dina
canvas, ote.’ aa a ee ace, .
j ¥ nah instrument
boot-jack (or pulling of boote or shoes,
Dootless (02et'ié)." ads. ‘without avail;
without advantage: tuseleas!
1a, a dootiegs errand. Bes
boots 22";
boot- tree (boat's i n. a block to
ling place, etc.
the, servant tn, a hotel
1d. polishes the shoes
68t, {é6t; found; boil; fuhetion; chase; 5; Bood ; joy; then, thick; hw = Wwhasin when}
wh=3 as in azure; kh=ch as in
See ‘Pronunciation key, pages xix to sudi.
70
. borax: boric:
talline com-
reely uno as an eye
(bo'rit-d), j._ mixed
bo-rat-ed fife with totax “or boris
upon; to approach. ‘pdr’ dre) ho
bor-der-er Grae oa ene” edge of "S
bor-der- land order iind). nm , jand
certain or doubtful district; as, the bordcr-
land between right and ‘wrong is often
sore Os. oh t. of bear), to pierce or
bore O34 (iM, fhe, Sytpicetng
or drilitsy 8 coos (aia pantane) wht effort;
to weary by 1@ repetition, or
eas: to annoy; to tnakce a hole:
push forward toward a certain
hot made "by, piercing "or drilling:
the cavity or hollow of a gun;
Gismeter of @ sun; hole; a stupid,
esting person; any
causes Gull wearinass!
o inde
uniter.
or thing that
‘@ tidal flood which
Breaks in. the mouths of some rivers, and
being hindered in its course b}
channel, rises in a watery ri
along with great force and nolxe.
the narrowing
‘and courses
bo-re-al a nor tothe mor
Fund Also. tee (00 ra) the north wind:
Bo-re-as {o's'the hamon by which te
foe. Berotlgt gr edatnem and
bore-dom weariness ‘or state of
eat gee) one who, or that which
; 7 One .
bor-er plorces ‘or ‘eats 8 holo, as cortali
wor!
(ose, df, Bertalning to. or pro-
aia see
rt ), m. a compound of ron
boride Inti ine mcllcaybuanone
Or PE tho. ver bear
born ited tainively: ‘pad. broushe, forth
or into: oe. as offspring: tural made of
Brenan ——
: :
borne ;' (born), p.p. of the verb bear, carried;
“(bo'ron),'n. an clement containing
bo-ron jo” metal” and. found “naturally
gnly tn combination: aa in borax Ot
in 8
bor-ough {eon organized into a self
governing body under & mayor, etc.
'bOr’O), ¢.t. to obtain thi
bor-row cfs ‘hing ror ects he Tee
understanding that it to be returned:
woiekess "to Cony, to ‘adopt: as, almost al
or
Sar onsenee Teotegh
(bGek). 8 grove! a thicket; a small
boslk wood)’ “alse: bosket, boeausts
Dare of =
\¢ which covers the breast; the breast
Sermon ety covery (ne bremet; te
Boccia & ‘dives; the hearst
L. omen (2)], an orne-
Iver, vory, or other ma-
tecial, which stands out surface:
a6, the "bass ‘ornamen shield: 8 knob:
omament ons to decorate
‘with ornamental nails, knobs: or studs.
(bés), n. from the Dutch daaz. mean-
boss ing’ nanery hen
cath
bo-tan-ic (844
treats of it life
aasahzue ab ‘fn. one who studies
bot-a-nist $s Siilied fh @knowledge oc
plants; one wis talia in botan:
bot-a-nize sina ft ‘iti pureees SE
‘fields and,
bot.a ay a SPsstae eoce which
botch S23 gees omer
Bi in
ma Oy which,
‘of ite life,” ves ta ‘arses
24). and pron. the one and
tho two: conf.
ot only: with an
PleTliving and ihe dead; also;" an,
a a
. 0. to anno}
bother to worry: to give tro rouble to:
to feel trouble’ or cares
© source “of "worry? "annoyance: wees
perplexity; one that gives twouble, “vesttton:
both-er-a-tion (374 ahan), n. the
act of annoy!
Ing; the state of ‘vexed oF
ag well, equally,
ts (ote, n.pl. the larva or first
ts inthe ulfe of a kind of gadfiy. wi
bot in horses, oxen, etc. Also,
bot-tle {0¢). ». a o'Ssliow
A + tt. te
borrow thei tutions from th t into such versela; to shut f
SRR Sez he eg oe | Rabe ere attain OB
Ate, sendte, rfre, c&t, local, fir, ask, pdrade; scéne, vent, édge, novél, refér;
right, sin; cbld, Obey, cOrd, stép, cdmpare; tnit, dnite, barn, ett; focks, ment:
bottom
1 bowlder
bot-tom Sita
to Inclose; rapbicalt to lle
as, cect Ttaly on the
je countries or waters
ri
BERS
g
8)
ay
a
i.
3
Bol
a
4g
fy)
[st
i
boun-
aa, eet Se
it of anything,
18s), .
Da Gth., teed bd
t
merous; plentiful—ade, bountttally.
(boun’tl, n. [pl. bounties (-tiz)],
boun-ty generodty i giving ef
ab, ot
eois SEPT Rit a.
i
adj. wanting in die~
the
Cy akey: ee, er ‘commenplace; as, bour-
i
our. geoi. sie (orzhwirss), nthe
lass connected with the trade
of any country. harm ©
bour-geon fra:
‘Iso, burgeon.
adj.
s Ba re
bowl nae Haut nore
cy weit fe for ros “hence conv
seen ‘ota poems yon; "a weighted Vall of wood
used in the of bowls and, skittles:
pl & game
‘anyon
bowl-der Org
Also, boulder,
found; ‘boil; fusiction ; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = wh asin when;
; kh=ch as in loch. See pronunciation key, pages xix to 204i.
bowleg
72 brainsick
bow-leg tease duos catweni.—*
teats Halts Pe id
i
w
nese}
By
to combine against (a person)
‘out from society, and oe ‘hinder from
on business or a pro!
idle
ofa
‘wind:
solaets aut
ry
tion. of
‘the state of
serape to SF" teagan e430 bind
supporte;_ to stimulate: ofven with up.
brace. ‘let | rhe’) 20, crogmental
brac-er (rs enn tbat which supporte:
Hindus.
braid Ra ire 2 weave, interlace, or
ine with braid’ n'a platted bend: a oascOw
‘8 boy: the time of being | Brattle,
au Pe
another; the act
boyhood (>a, ma
a boy. |
ads to
f. Pertaining tos
boy. wish $07 orBortooa: childish;
boy sec ‘scout * (Gok akout), a rem te
organization for tral
in character by
bene,
in the plural, understanding:
filnd: "e4, to dash out the brains of, hemes
| brain Te Tess Griuite). od), without under
bratnlessly.—n. Stalaesineas
brain-pan C77) 3 ay as ae
warning boring | brain.
bands clasping | Dra brain-sick OME Oind,, Seortgnee
te, senfte, rire, c&t, loc&l, fiir, ask, pdrade; seéne, évent, noyé! refér;
t, ein; cbld, dbey, obrd, stdp, i "
cbmpare; dnit, daite, barn,
focks, ment;
brainy 73 break
i yi j. possessed of und (bris‘T), j. made of,
brain-y standing: “ctier™ chasp-witted:| DIASS-Y Stans.” impadent brasen: van’
powerful of mind. ade. qi
braise rary to stew or roll (as brat ealy.™ a * " used bean
Papo thw. nan _ bra-va-do (or=y#'43:_, brd-vE'dd). n.
rake {2 separate the fiax | or indifference; bested
stops 8 railroad
the conductor.
= Riso.
7 rt
bral e shoe (rik 2809) that part of a
bram-ble Gekmby
Benn torts ne the Sate of heat,
fan jorihs wheat, rye,
‘separated from “the four by
Hf
ek:
Hea
Paady Boas I
fore ”
(oréd’froot"),
& tree native
béet, [66t; found ; boil; fuiction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = wh as in when;
thes as in azure; kh=ch asin loch. See
ition key, pages xix to xxi.
breakage 4 brevet
Ey breathe {ings 'and. foros"
to, degrade,
toll cal
bed
plow
‘tolen
fall,
burst:
to be
friend);
Ghange: an, the break of day; a pause: suc: | without breath, of dead: Golding tue breath
5 - r dead; 1° Hy
den fail in’ prices: as, a break'in tho stock | as, brasshlcss with eager; “excited: ae,
market; an abrupt in the musical | breathiess attention.
‘Guallty of a tone; as, a break in a boy soprano’s breech Nc). 1». the hinder part of
oles. an the ‘part of a cannon
‘Syn. ». bruise, crush, pound. or other firearm beiind the part which coo-
Ant, (see bind). tang the powder: °.t. to put into breeches:
brealr-age (Srik't), nthe act of break. | to whip ou the breech. or butvocks; to fasten
allowance for things broken ‘by aca facnt b ch. og (rhs),
(orak’doun®), “n. a- physt-| DF@CD-€S worn by’
break-down cfcoiispeo: failure: down | logs from the knees to
Scobmpantod bp cage im breech-e Duy (erich’és bol), a ito-
‘accom] .
(rairasye'n. one who, or that | Dreech-es buoy saving device consist.
break-er Which, ‘soparates by force: "a | ing of short canvas breeches attached
shore
the force of the waves, and protect slipping,
‘Dream (8m), n. a broad-shaped, fresh-
bream water Kuropean fish OF the carp
family: ¢.£" to cleat, an a ship's bottom, of
eel, cE Ss OTE horg part of the
breast [oay between the ‘neck and the
abdomen: ‘one of the glands in women, and
fein, thet trout of saything:” feurauvels;
‘the affections; the conscience at
the front to:
breast-bone
hrest’plt"), n. a portion
of armor ‘covering the
‘a square ornament worn
ch priest, bearing twelve
ngraved with the names of
Israel.
(brést’wOrk’), n. a hast
constructed defensive wall
or parapet of moderate height.
breath (oe). 7. the alr drawn in and
Ath forced out of the lungs; a single
‘ct of drawing in or forcing out airs ae to
‘a long breath: the power to uso the lungs
freely: as, to lose one’s breath; life: a pause:
an instant: air in gentle motion: a mere word:
front, of the body;
by the Jewish
‘stones et
back instead of at the muzzle.—adj. breeeh-
tpt, and Ab 10 bred,
‘in, & Face or offspring
or stock; as, horses or cattle of breed;
breed.ing Ou¢inp.% the process of
res INE producing, pe {prods
ing young: the bringing up or training of the
young; polite and courteous manners;
vior: as, 8 person of good breeding,”
breeze Soderatciy® brink 2
strong as a gale; an a sift treese:_ a elight
excitement. or disturbance: oP
7
breth-ren (224
and to the member of roll ous orders: of
(brét’fin; in), 7. &
an ge i
nee: ve
Brittany: adj, relating to Brittany:
breve ), nin music, a note of time;
wel a [1 used to indicate a short
vowel.
bre-vet ©r-va
giving
Sue
army
him a higher nominal rank, but with-
fragrance: as, is sweet with the of duty or increase of pay: thus.
Bean home ee th the | brevet tajor serves as captain afd recel ves
Ate, senfite, rare, cit, local, fir, ask, pdrade; scéne, &vent, noyél, refér;
right
t, sin; cdld, Obey, cord, stp, cBmpare; dnit, Anite, born, a, focts,’ meni;
75
Pp. brevetted,
Fes and P
B pr. brevetting), to confer brevet rank upon:
Bsa
bri-ar root Cite wenn! ueod'ln maling
of corrupting another. ,
bric-a-brac Oued
china; denickeimacks;
pretty, or odd:
sometimes used contemptuoualy.
oe bad with beiceat to, fn brickwork
br SC ToEA TERT, ma plocs Ge frag
brick-bat jrent of « briat. Sapecialiy ons
Drick fein (erti-kit), n.2 turnacoin which
brick-Ikiln priacrara baked or burot.
brick-lay-er
of bricks in
+ ’; brik’dl), n.
bri-cole Soars mea to area pons
oF loads.
brid-al G24). n=, marriage: | ads
a bride or wedding:
nuptial.
bride O7,,2,2 woman, newly married,
bride-groom
to be married.
(brid’gr60m‘}, na man
Bewly married, or about
young
‘who
ES
.—n. berletness,
(brét'lee),
client
gosEr ozo
ne ERE
&
brigadier
rig-and
mane
i (brig’in-d&j), n. the life
Brig and age tha cits 3a yovber
2 band of English outlaws lived by brigandage:
brig-an-tine Pini, eS amaceed
square-ri versel differing from a brig in
not cat E, ‘@ square mainsail.
(brit), f.
rien
rk lit
brighten 76 briquet
brighten PRD ee, lla aa Os brim ray 2, the edge or margin of any
day brightens: 0.1. to make light or shin
make gay or cheerftl; as, to: the
borhood.
Bright’s dis-ease (i di). 2"%| brim-ful ecae, or completly aiiea,
Pome atalguimen ini tring and atended | Drim-stone wade “of wulpbur "of “ie
y disintegration and w: ‘the organ: 80 Zellow color of sulphur.
vale, adj. or
named from Dr. Richard Bright, of London.” | brin dled { a
bri, n. a Europea fiat fan rescm- | DYiN-dled gary Selow color, with spose
Drill Giite'ahe durbot or streaks; as, 8 brindled cat.
ype pt,vrdaes, 1, old wogden bridge, 2, see
petages” 4 awing’ Grawbridge:” "by concrete bridge
Strung arewbriages
bril-liance P2782): % gltter: set | brine (in), 1 salt water: pickle: the
lanes ot seater or write ‘the briliiance | water or saline solution. "
i} a 3), vt. [p.t. and pp.
brilliant (777i; 60, parking, qut,| BIg ihr btn to tury iin eae:
javing exceptional talent | place: to cauise to come; to produce: tO pre
or culture; dlgtingaated by splendid mental | cure; to conduct; to lead; to advance.
ability; as, a briliiant career: n. a diamond or brink (britlo. _n. the edge, margin, or
other precious stone, cut to show its sparkling of
quality Yo the bat‘advantago:) the smallest | bein
type; a cotton fabric with a raised pat- -y bring © p oceans briny tears.
uet f hoe sd
on bridge; 3, single arch stone
bridges is raultary ‘pontoos bridges
briltian-tine (tevin. aux | Dri guet miigal Sal at aSs "SG
muaterlal of Bne quality somewhat like alpaca, | DYi-quet Oiighn’ s"undeebor (et
Ate, senfite, rare, oft, locdl, fir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, age, novel, refer;
right, sin; c6ld, Obey, c6rd, stp, cbmpare; Gnit, Onite, barn, ett) focts, mend:
7 bronchi
| broad-side 2 de sie%at' stip ship ‘abe stor ‘te
Beare iy at or Ve vets in designm of Rowers,
- velvet, in 18 Of flor
fruita, ete: pf to decorate with a raised
ij. brocaded.
(brok’d-tél) 5 teria]
| Broc-atel Sree Ma 9 sk
tale
broccoli tho comma "cabbage ceoely
whales
c ited | resembling cauliflows
Beitan nis Stistae of Gat Zari | bro-chure ture (ese lin "SSS
Britannia metal (yris rapt: | pes intrest 8 coarse, heavy shoo
tin, antimony, and bro-gan Getetrnstpare kz
British See Batt of, or relating to | BOGE k"pebunciation of Ela “ared
tain or its inhabitants; |in a try, especially
relating to the pacien aie ol of that Sain in ‘is irda
Briton cae aa Great | tao fier es oa wadino
Fionn:
broil; a brat
cs broil er : rs freee bin
suitable to be 80 cool ‘person
oer broke & eral Bast tengo and past participle
a bro-ken cevi, Bail. ot entry:
3 distinguishes i= property.
broad-ax (retsey. mon as for ‘ar | broke
tary weapoa.
broad. brim Pr (Grod’brim), o 8 hat tke
‘name applied In jent to's Felend, er. (oes fh the bust
> scatter bro-ker-age 2 rh 2. the, business
id % -
outta | bromide S¥a's; Wome, 1,8 som.
; see
vo the public
broad seal Grecisinty pecially he
(Gent seel of Enetand. | traches.—si
bést, 166; found; boil ; fuiction; chase; g00d; joy; then, thick; hw = wh asin when;
th=s as in azure; kkh=ch as in loch. ‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
bronchia 78 brushwood
Dron-chi-a (hes"Gst2' whieh the’ wind- | Way sultablo to's brother ne brotiortinnses
bron. chi-al eee Kian, 241 of oF Bes
in the lungs,
bron-chi-tis
(brish-ld’tia) inflam-
imation of the mucous lin-
ing of the bronchial tubes, accompanied by
coughing.
(peta), na small,
Indian pon:
gially one, that, is
‘or mustang,
or imperfectly
bronchi
pe or
‘n. an alloy of
00 Mich other metalic
omamente ahd Wopes of ease peri bales
fade of bronze, .
bronz-ine tine treks Se
brooch {fF
dre, otc best
forbad). ne offspring:
brood pints hacched "st oue ‘dime’ "ef
to ait on cams, as a hen; linger over sorrow-
S,eath on oF over: oF
to ait Overs COVER,
eR nara stream
eae Jet
open, n, a Uttle brook;
a rill or rivulet.
LET brash used for
the Srotm pints a Shrub,
large ‘yellow Sowers,
broom-corn of'sorgium, with & [Siaved
ene growing eight to ten feet high, used in
broom-stick (3msttk".n. thehandle
(broth), n. a'idnd of thin soup made
broth ty cwidne meat ‘slowly in waves,
‘voretables,
sometimes: with soles. prothe
ries). ne ern (Bra),
broth-er sng"breturan Goan’ anneal 8
male who has the same father and ‘mother
as another; one closely united to another by
‘common interest; & member of a religious
order; a fellow Sa ane ede) th
broth-er-hood siato'or quality of being
‘® brother; an association of men for any
Purpose; as, the oe orders of monks
broth-er-in-law {he hroter ‘of ‘one's
husband or wife; one’s sister's husband.
Broth-er Jon-a-than {* ere, Jon
humorous imaginary
Now England, or, more agai suing | Bru
broth-er-ly (x0 ne, Brother ae
brough-am
ore, broom;
bro’dm), n. a close
four-wheeled
“ots
thet) a
brow-beat ror, 2 ORs
. eprses, bear dc
prurbreting to Soba oat dors, Shs
brown ise” 9
ee stone one Seve & dark
the tender ahoots or
browse (Wits ot shrubs and trees ae for
the food of cattle and other animals: ef. to
‘as cattle,
Off twigs of
to gras
“Grodan), n. a common
‘brown’ bear:
i; to pasture; to
ed to eat oF ni
wn so" called “ts
by beating or
"Asta; BOE.
for,crushing
bruit {
aoe usually’ with, dark
brush-wood Grae ree: case:
small wood, suitable for the fire.
Ate, senate, rare, cat,
locAl, fir, ask, pdrade; scéne, &vent, be
right, sin; céld, Obey, cord, stdp, cOmpare; dnit, dnite, barn; cut,
novél, refi
fords,’ ment;
brusk
79 buffet
brusk Se, 2 Been,
brusk-ness (or
brusquences.
Brus-sels car-pet {
woolen carpet.
Brus-sels lace (ror, 4),
made originally at Brussels.
Brus-sels sprouts
bu-col-ic
brute (br0Bt), adj. inhuman; without tic:
a uncivilized:
‘abrupt
™] buck-ler (aK, n. a idnd of ancient
). . abruy | wicker, covered with sidn or leather,
Teo,|ened with plates of brass or other metal,
(orits’8lz >
catenit, ais | buck shot QW'52,2, et, Ms
diameter.
left arm.
brte’Bis Kae), | buck-ram (bakin). n. coarse cloth of
with glue: adj, made of, or resembling, such
various | cloth; hence, stiff: .
ly lace,
precise.
SAW frame ahd ”worked” wits book
deer.
Buckskin (sR, 2st marut,
taade of such skin: ad), int a .
buck-wheat Gitivsted for ft iangulat
for food; the fi the seeds.
pastoral; “rus-
country ‘affairs
frrational;|and to a she ‘occupation:
founder, which tcaches. self-
ihist (225d) ho accepts
: i one who a
Bud-dhist Pogo vines "or "Buddhiee
ad}. pectaining to Buddha or Buddhism.
budge (4), &. to move ‘from one's
ie ition; “to stir: 0.1. to change
the position of: 'n. lambekin dressed like fur
ee ee ere m
Po). in. a con-
budg-et tenia: lence, a quamity or stores
as, a Dudget of news; the annual statement of
| the financial needs for the year to come of a
Th | buaff (oUt thick leather prepared from
sf 8 er
: the akin” of the’ buffalo. ox, cto.
dreamed with oll; a, pale or faded yeilowisl
orange; "the bare skin: adj. made of thick
ofied leather: of 8 pale yellow color. a
15), 0.” (pt.
buffalo Ganj 2a shinai’ or the “ot
family; » name given to various wild oxen,
such a8 the North American bison, the Rast
Indian water buffalo, and the South African
buffer care) device which
. man cow
buff-er porves. to” deaden® the | shock
caused by the striking together of two bodies:
as, a bufer is placed at each end of @ railway
car to Jessen the jar when two cars come
of
together.
buf-fet 830. n. » blow with the band;
-LEt any blow: vt. to strike with the
hand or fist; to bo: beat; to struggle
| against: as, to buffet the waves: et. to feht
ith blows; to force one's way: as, to buffet
buffet O2,. eideboard with
yen. a aide
buf-fet iiiives Yor"tne dispiay of chine
or silverware; 8 counter for refreshments.
{g00d; joy; then, thick; hw = wh asin when,
pronunciation key, pages xix to xxi.
buffo 80 bumblebee
but-fo Sor ad cous int an ‘Srsler pent cut, by, the Pope: ase papal bull: =
Bee a orice & oe
bbuf-foon-er-y (8;eheeD gt to | Pull bait in scare
practices of a clown or Ww comedian’ fea iy Cog
remarkable ie te oo and Serconees:
Series mame, boas + te
as, @ bull itdon,
(big) ) doze ‘te "ts i
te 10a] Eien? oie
a | bul.tet games, nak bane
infested with b bul-le- tin (bO6I@-tin), an official
bu-gle Pret ag ‘of pubile interest; 2 some pacer
a-milleary intra Rendon: °t.P"to publish or announce. Ins
none, who. pla
a ome or furttare
buhr-stone (ren naw rock used
buhr-stone (makes grindrone. Also,
ild
ba
buil
struct;
built,
erect, Be a No form by
(bid), of ull and p.p.
lds, "por bulldne "io
raise ee a ‘support or foundation; to
or
t.
construct a building; to ‘de-| twisted fringe covered with fine
the ty
fa 1912 ‘under the leadership of
Roosevelt.
a
te in ry in
stocks: v.4. ito jut out: toswell out: to get the
bulge on, slang, an advantage over.
bulk c (palin. n |. size; com) ete
y; the cargo.
of» ship. mbes, stowed one @ small | noisy and
Pinter son “nan oy army food.
bullehead partition ti a” vessel wi eS ubrush Orth, nthe popular
separates one it from another; a for rushlike plants grow-
Structure built ES Stand the pressure of water | Ing in water or marshes.
r earth, rete) tn -wark (080l'wark),, ns mound of
bullti.ness 22 Abd might"erceee | Bt dofeneo ‘sean eaanocrahot: a ure
bulk. (bal'kh, tes P Fonderous: of like structure; a rampart; the Doarding
Tgrent ‘alze or weight.—adv. bulkily. | round the sides of a ship, above the level
DS ote male # the, specics, of the deck; ay an item, or detense.
nimal ‘which’ the cow balm), n. loafer; ‘an sdk,
: male of various ° | bum Qussciute’ ‘fellow. “Also, bumuser.
as the whale, elephant, wee in the stock | (CoLLog.)
market, 1@ who endea’ to raise the bum-ble- ‘bee (biim’DI-b3"), n. @ large
Price of stock Ip order that he may sell deat ‘hairy bee, ot eo named from
the opposite of a bear; an official letter or | {ts humming nose. Also,
Ate, senfte, rire, cAt, locai, fr, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent,
right, sin;
Pager pore epee, ee
céld, obey, cord, stp, cdinpare; anit, dite, birn,
bumboat 81
bum-boat PERE"2, % 5 Post ued
rut, tg. for snlo'to veusels in port or Kying,
abore a blow:
in
bump-er 02" =
toast:
or ee
bump-tious Sitef forward.’ salremer
bran (tinh nes amall light
bum sweetened bscul
= oa
‘person, off in a ht ‘out.
bang gett Pe ed
hole iteelf: 9.t. to .-4
bunk-y (oer, n. @ berthmate; room-
bun-ny (bin, 2,» squirrel ‘or rabbit:
as:
4
Bory aaamal |
ihe TSEQLRLH oR
B20). Moll:
Dureatsor burestux (
whiting table Puraisted ith,
sot oMice: as. & Dureau of
“DOr, n. a citizen oF
freeman of 8 3 in
fants, the chief administrative
*) officer of
DT GP TN
fo ‘a mixture of air and gas which burns
with # blue flame that gives intense heat. bur. rf), n. the act
bunt (bint), ».t. and 9.4. to butt with head of breaking
or horns; to push as with horns: n. | intoa at night to steal.
a push ‘with. or a with, borne; the middie | bur-og-mas-ter car eomar’-
Fee te eeetbbe' tag) neo eLed ralated maph tote ot a vowe ban ‘Burette
bunting {o'the icher and the
in-di), n. a wine, red
made in Burgundy
the act of placing a
wo; Interzbent.
zh=3 as in azure; kh=ch as in loch.
bédt, £56t; found; boil; furction; chase; good:
bustle
P| bur-sar (ores). n- the the
burr-stone 2grH2. n, 8 rock need for
treasurer, of 5
‘Scotch
| university student who revelves ‘an allowance
iris a.
overdrawn’
+ & comy
bur.le a league
barn), n. a rivulet; a brook or «mall
burn finan. “icor
er tbr’ ‘nét), i, one who sets fire to
burn-er iting:
anytt 3; the part of a lam|
gas fixture, etc. from which the fame comes:
ii (bat
burning glass plas, "biuging, on cag
br 1 he dined ray of the oun to » olni,
burn-ing point Grpafueatwhichs
Zplatile oil take fire from a lght held
4%. polish; brightness.
Dur-noose gitnent worn by Becew and
Arabs, consisting of log, and &. bood
oc8. . barnous.
Poront (barn. Bait ad), charred, destroyed, o
burnt See cay mt-am of
: -case of 9
burr {in2: "S chin Bdge or rouskness
by a tool in cutting of shaping “meta
w ol sound of 7
Pronounce with this sound. A
bur-ro “used
southwestern soction of the United States
Pi re
| buon asa C3
| Unng or Yabo of hard metal inserted in 8 ole
to ction.
ef, | bust
Durst So" thd Eda at
eer. See ee
fare,
in Se mo
us
Re Shick aha: a fore
uncleared country;
uarts; a vessel of such a capacit}
Far ta es ee ee
lunderer, in the bush
ah tho folate, ld
aid‘ved tntwlecs life In tho bush of Ato
(bis), n. a flying machine; as. the sky
Seetit with Busses,
(bist), m. the human chest or thorax:
the part of the human
the head sal waist: 's pleco of sculpture reps
Fesenting the head, shoulders, ‘and of
buss
Old World and
|bus-tard Sandy ace Qa manaaes
for an ass or d the plovers and cranc
(bars), nm. 2 hole tn the ground (bis), n. tumult; activity;
bur-row {us by a'rabott en other bustle sped lr cushion formerly worn by
a a refuge and’ how women beneath the akirt. below the waist at
Sp rork a, way into of under porte the back: 9.4. to be ly busy; to move
pf. to make quickly; to © & fuss oF
‘Syn.,'n. stir, tumult, foss.
sendte, rire, oAt, loci, fiir, ask, pdrade; acéne, évent,
tain; cdld, Obey, cbrd, stp, cSmpare; dnit, dnite, bara, eit,
» refé
oe Rooke! mens
83
of an animal; the
the thicker end of anything: | price
t back of a
bat ter-fiy $2. 2 i Put,
for an insect with four down-covered, brightly
colored wings, which flee by day! a gay.
but-ter ine Sie SREP ies:
Sa oc mil BB “wt
but ter-nut § a ae
but-ter- ys:
Bee ode
But-tock (ave. sae romp or ute
Seoally_ in plural: fhe pare of a ship under
button © Spaee). ony, Amal, ounded
Cte | buxom
securing a
pg RR a
fatto!
But ton hole @8t28010. na hole 18 a
cy ‘conversation’ agsinst
Holes! to a edge (cloth) with Buttoa=
itching.
button stick (Oya s¢tk).
(paeirse), nm. ma- . Buttress
buttress Se ary fi
oa
bu
pa to support by a
Ctkgtim, adj. cheerful: jolly:
a plump and handsome;
(ol), ot. [pt and p.p. bought, p.pr.
a Suing! 26 obeain bY Paste en ads agreed
Buzz obs. 7. se, Conant umming” solae
Uuzz wot boat 3 ,® confused or ended
buzi ‘a3 of many voices; a. whispered
to make a low Bi
(OD. Pr
Be
‘by, time.
by-gone 9 sometune ip Te a any
| by-1 claw Sfecdlon framed ed by company:
a secondary pw as, a society a constitu-
oe path. WE bypathe, (or
i :
m el ie,
. next OF near to; with: along,
{n, on, of at: Dast and
‘an onlooker.
(oY 18 bi
by the way:
98.8 noun, ix now used.
‘8 phraso meant
the only way
Ini 0 spectato
by the bye
in which bye,
by-way {* tors ‘wi"), n. & private or secluded
fia ‘word*), rb; nick-
by-word jane: “sometime 'an object ot
3 vat (bi-zKn’tin: biz’&n-tin; bis’
By-zan-tine {it 3ts"'ty byteitty: be
to Byzantium, now called. Constantinople, the
Shion? capltal of the Eastera Homan Hempire
best, f86t; found; boll faction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = wh as in when;
azh=3 asin azure; kh=ch as in loch.
‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
Caaba
84
café
Cc
ii’d-bd; kii’bd), n. the shrine of
Ca-a-ba reco inet chee obhect of pi
: n
stone said to be a ruby brought
heaven, and changed black "oy, the sins of
hone wg have tuted Ie" Alto, Raabe
cab fee), 83, Pa! carriage with two or
, drawn by one horse; the
shelter for the driver of a
ca-bal (FP fow persone rt
some special plan, usually, evil: pt and
.p. caballed, p.pr. caballing], to unite in
Eel wit fhe tet cos dea
Cab-a-la (ie Jewuh” rabbis to find. te
hidden meaning of the frst five books of the
Bible. Also, catbela. ve °
cab-a-lism
a ;
Gteneus doctrines, cake
niente
ca-bal-le-ro (ipeye)7 a spanish
stately Spanish dance. loman;
cab-a-ret (Ktb'arit: karbarrsy). no
Testaurant in which guoste are
entertained at meals by dancing and vaude-
Ville Bets. gba, 1
atime, VoRe:
cab-bage table vor’ great food value, with
@ compact head of leaves; the terminal head
Oa Ceiba), small bi
cab-in (oom! 's Foon tna ship for oficers
Cab Trot (kibtnst). n'a email apart-
cab-inet fene:s private room: a piece
of furniture to hol
etc; 2 committee of the
mental department
points his own cabin
‘cabinet organ: of or ining to the advisory
council of the chief executive of pation.
H net .
cab-i-net-mak-er (8btnsimaicer),
ness It is to make bo
Hold hurt eta
(ka’bl), n.
ca-ble strong’ rope
chain; a submarine t
gph ine; a measure
tance "used at soa,
to 100 to 140 fathoms:
fasten with a cable; tos
by “ble ers ‘telogrony
ca-ble-gram (*F.-
n.a message sent by sub: "ecton of s Bub
marine telegra;
yh.
(haebo3e), n. the kitchen of a
ca-boose ship; the Trainmen's car ar.
tached to a freleht trats.
bré (ka*bra’), n. a flying attitude in
Ca-Dré Wich tné angle ofattack isgreater
than normal; that is, with tail down, down
by the stern, or tall low. a ed
: en. a cover
‘cab-ri-o-let Simiage with ‘two or four
wheels, drawn, b3
‘one horse.
ca-ca-o ‘k4s
0; kd-kh’6), n. a small
- green tree of tropical America and
‘West Indies, from the seeds of which cocoa
and chocolate are made.
tae to hide OF sare
away.
(ki‘nhB’). a seal: hence,
ca-chet (finp'olindividusty. [eet
cach-in-na-tion iid" or ‘umencoled
cack-le jose” diatter, Tale fake” 0
ite BN oy ei ous taal
egg: Blgele; prattle.
plant with showy Bowers. os
»% & Vulgar, il-bred fellow
cad ‘princi
ca-da-ver S78
section.
pale: ghastly.
cad-die (ktd’),,n. & iad ‘who carries
eed dis 184, the larva
H n. @ worm:
cad-dis form "ot the’ caddis ‘ay. Also,
larva, growing in water, and
called caddis worm, lives in and drags about a
cad-dish fii yred:~“ote: “cadasshiy.—a;
eee tek! caddies (tr)
cad.dy S49... Rt. les (nN), 8
‘dhdéns), 1m. the rise and fall
of the voice in reading or
ing: rhythm; \a musical run or teill; wuniform
time and pace in
or rank, of son,
or of a young man in training for naval of
naval or military training,
cad-mi-um (imam, n. 0 rare me-
malleable, and ductile.
ca-di (ktat: a Mohammedan
~ usually “over a town or
laughter.
(kik’l), n. the cry of a hen or
to the ery made by & hen
“tis), n. etl (-t),
cac-tus Setusee “Sinl" priady denny
a war (ke-da'vée), n. a dead body;
(ke ver), n. & Poayie
(kd-div’ér-fis), adj. ike «
ca-dav-er-ous (ross, pal
clubs for golf players. Also,
caddice.
cad-dis fly (kid's fi, an insect whore
silklike case.
(kid‘tgh), adj. mean; = unmanly;
for ke iz tea.
ca-dence
ka-det), na 9 son; a stu-
Ca-det {eorin nnval gemiltary academy.
ca-det-ship (kd-dét’shIp), n. the position,
military service; the commission of a youth in
tallic element, white in color.
Judge:
ca-du-ce-us {ciga0seap), 1. the winged
gary, the messenger of the gods.
title by the first Roman emj
who was an adopted son of Julius
‘Cersar; iv dictator or atocrat.
cee-su-ra (re ‘pews or give Cadtoeas
slon in a verse —adj. omearal.
ca-fé (ki Sel coffee-house; a restan-
te, senfte, rire, elt, loc, fir, ask, parade; scéno, Bvent, Sue,
right, sin; cld, Obey, cOrd, stp, cBmpare; anit, Onite, barn, cit,
rant.
novél, refér;
foctis, menfi;
calf
(aif O-tB'ri-d), ona
lunch restaurant where the
serve themselves.
Ga 6.in: KECEEn), n. a bitter
stimulating substance obtained
faites: eben), n.
sad gown ora in Enver
caffeine
from coffee.
caf-tan {
countries.
the overflowing of the Ohio River.—ade.
calamitously.—n. calamitousness.
lim T-t 1. calami-
calamity gare. ‘any Seuss tat
Sees ‘aitiction nes
ischance. mishap, catastrophe.
‘Ant: (seo go0d-fortane).
Pog May acaamnt
Im pro-
fied of mie
(kd-lhab’), 1.
folding
‘cover for the head formerly
AL-LK'ro 00), 043 of the
cal-ca-re-ous ). aah Seane
cal-ca-re-OuS nature of, or san
sif-er. -OuS (at mus fat Pare afer en fn ods bear:
one i ‘A, v4, Ip, and wa
cal.ci-fy faS5r: © Chan io convert
{age Umer 4. to ‘stror yy conversion
cal-ci-mine Qats+nin, bats),
walls of cellings: 0. to cover with such & wash.
cal-ci-na-tion (Ss aWmnan), nthe
act or process,
powder by heat:
from chalk aad
removable top;
worn by women.
(cit’'st-Om),
metallic element occurring at
sn combination because of its strong chem!
cal-cu-la-ble %#%4,4-b), 24) capable
na soft
to add, sub-
, OF divide any
(Keil cn
cal-cu-late eae
to determine by any
Proves cotimste; as, no One
can calculate the benefits of electricity to
world: ¢.{4. to make a computation; to
Cah ta tic ail’ Ii’shin), n. ne
gal cu la fon or aaa
> Fowu
o: estimate; opinion bl
ive (che i-tiv), adj. of or
tion; inclined to
|e: lace to RE Sh one whe,
or a machine that, com-
putes or reckons.
+ adj.
(61k O-10:
cal-cu-lous ae fears coledout ame
cal-culus (iti) gienl% extmul
matics tnvolvi calculation, especially the
differential Fealetius and the {ntenral catculas;
8 bard substance sometimes’ form
Kidneys or bladder. - =
cal-dron ae i 2 lores, kettle or
stony;"
cal-en-dar (i'g2-3&), 2. a a4
of the year, ete.: da a a lie. of
erimins cases arranged for teial: rt. toreRister
Celen der isi8n-d8 achine
cal-en-der Containing heated rollers for
smoothing and fiazing paper or cloth: wt. to
Brew in8 smoothing machine, am Daper oF
calf & GAD. n, (pl, calves detva)), a yours
aa the nie: 9, legther de from te ein ofS
one: the thick fleshy part of the lower part of
the leg.
1b68t, {36t; found; boil; fuAiction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = wh asin when;
zh=z as in azure; kh=ch as in loch.
‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
caliber
cal-i-ber (una tedy "empecially tno ain
eter of the mouth of a gun or caanon:
Slamoter of a projectile or billet: sometimes,
mental capacity: as, many positions “are
Calibrate (aban. tt. to compass
( ‘compare
cali brate (Sh instrument or dovies) with
standard to determine accuracy or to pro
Guce a scales as, to calibrate & ermometer,
cali ico £0 Se tat, nus oF ‘peiated
Cal Lper ttt, "bent companies
the inside or outalde ‘diameters
ey: ‘tubes, etc.: re. and eJ. to measure
such inntramente,
cal-is-ther then-ics a “nr of promdting
health by physical exercise; simple athletic
gymnastics. ‘Also, callisthenics.
calk (kdk), 0.t. to drive cakum or hemp
rope fiber into the seams of (a ship) to
out water: to furnish with metal pro-
4 to prevent nthe tie oto & plece of
metal projecting from of a horse or
an ox to prevent slipping.” Also, caulk
Caller (kor) n. one who drives ‘oalcum
-€F {ito the acauns Of & abip tO, Koop
‘out water. Also, caulker.
call (k61), v.f. to summon from, or invite we
any ‘place; officially choose for
office; as, to call a minister: name:
as, John the Baptist called men to repentant
utter in a loud voice: rouse from, sleep:
S-contract’ requiring tie delivery of some
Sommodity am oe
a stipulated
eal ina fou
Grk-toe7-thn, the quality o
cal-lous (44 %,,041, bartered 28 tte
jour Gato), adj unfedged: very
6), adj. unt yl
cal-low seune’ and joused; an
arta) n. (pl. calli (-D), the hard-
cal-lus Sine seid ‘aicin: thom preemure;
bony matter which unites the ends of
bones; a thick, hard place on the akin.
(iit
calm us gil pease
Gsturbed oar, adr. calmly.—n.
calmness.
‘Syn. collected, composed, placid, serene.
. cotton, oF grain, at | Cat
oH
close-fitt ‘crown of any headdress;
calotte of a eee che Sao
acaplike: cover
cal-troy fer ised to, tg cuseaacr tee
advance dears the feet of the
R }; one of several its with spiny
os
thistle.
cal-u-met
(kil'O-mét),n. Calumet
the tobacco
pipe of the North American Indians, smoked
as a symbol of peace or go confer tr trgation.
ca-lum-ni-ate (eatomn eee tik
Gbwill: v4, to start evil ‘ovil reports for tho Dur por
calumniation,
Jurious.—ado.
calnmalouat
calumny Casta bass
4), the French reformer, who taught that
fy mene as, ‘those who
are to. be saved. ho
Cal-vin-ist See decreas of Calvin the
calyx {iets}
| asecce ‘of small leaves beneath the
cam-ber {*
span:
face of the deck of 8 ship.
"| cam-i-um jrowing tec which Ure bee
3
tween the young wood wed and the bark of trees
a ae bel ine Hekmbetckn), adj. pertatn
Cam-bri-an (Aupr, tt) pertain.
to, one of the ation rs J
smb).
cam-bric inte linen:
or made of, linen.
cam-bric mus-lin
tation of cambric.
(kam), past tense of the intransitive
‘Ant. (see stormy, unsettl CAME verh come.
Ate, senfte, rare, cit, Toei, fir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, édge)‘novél, refér;
t, ein; cdld, Obey, cérd, stip, cSmpare; anit, dnite, bara, cit, focks, mend;
camel
87
candelabrum
cam-el (m3), ans
n, four-foo
Chews’ fhe cud of
retwo —
‘
p
rose.
(ked-n61'0- n. the
camel 0 pend Fie ee sucree
end. had his fad court. Snctent Iw
lace
mies pt. camene (Bx
i evergreen
clier Pea ce white Sowers; tho Japs
Bactrian Camel
onry
; alttriay. n.
an Eastern or Ori-
ental fabric of great beauty; any
imitation of it.
base
Taste,
‘medicine,
oe cater, speed. which way she is
tra)
‘Campanile
cameras canal. (kd-n81), n,m
*) can-cel-la- tion
atic | Cam-phor tree Gita “fum* which
camphor Is obtained.
cam-phor-ate fe ae
camp ‘meet-ing ( (timp mgetng) 30
camp stool &' (kimp 61001), a folding stool
ae the grounds of a
can fan Be 4. could), to be able: to
‘(kkn'fer4t),
urate oF
n a es Preservation: ws
metal veasel of small size, for holding Nquids
(ki’nAn), n. in the Bible, the
Canaan Seek. ‘Land "of the Teraal-
ce: enera
generally
. Palestine.—adj. Oa-
ca-n8'dI-Bn), ‘n.a native of
| Ca-ng ‘na-dian a-En). ma native of
man-mad ible
of fluids; the Nimentary on ga
; as canal is the pes
tage from ‘the ‘mouth through the intestines:
bd bal Cedsnalts: k&n’d-liz), rt. to
with canais; to cause
B
Bg
E
n. @ ridiculous rumor
sent abroad to deceive the e people.
fares
races &
‘danas: a
: adj. bright
ca-na-ry
small
Feioe.
t. [p.t. and p.p. can-
can-cel ei tunel EePadtace
writing by Satin? 108 across it: ‘to destroy;
a to cancel a stamp; to mark out; as, to can-
mapa? Tn msthemation. to
strike out, as in taking out a common
from the numerator and denominator of a
. ete.
‘Syn. abolish, efface, nullify, repeal, revoke,
erase.
Ant. (see confirm)
(kcin*n8-la’shOn), n. the
act of annulling or re-
voking: the act of destroying the force or
legal authority of; in mathematics, the proc-
en are of the twelve
(ckn‘sér), n- one wr
Can-cer divisiona, tated’ signs through
which the sun passes” ey
in ite yearly course:
this sign, represented
by a crab, is the
northernmost point
of the sun's course;
the sign of the sum-
mer solstice, or the time
‘when the sun is farthest from
the equator: cancer, a discase
characterized
adh, Bice
can-de- labrum brum 7 Re
(kén*d6-18’bram) Mie ne
Bagelabea Candelabrum
‘can
candescence
88 canonize
can-des-cence Gin dias). na state
a honest;
sons; fair; tore candid view ter —
3 falr:
a ‘mat
resents himself o is put, up by
contestant for an offices, otc.
‘di-dt) whe
can-di-date Gd2'did8t), n. one whe
by others to All sone fs. La ebry Chay
was ti ig Breaidency ais, | cane
a candidate for
can-died ee aaah eed
rounded
war ont other
-dl fcin'a ‘dl), ni. ow, slender
can Ce
“tatty Reteoaty
f ordi 0 whee
ht Stufiat meant. ict:
Can-dl tt the day of tae hat
the Purification of the V1 lary.
The’di pou'ér), the
‘power ‘of a
to deter-
maine the power of any. I
can-dle-stick {i
fiivsenc), n. a device
for holding, Gr a support
Per ;
Coated with sugar, to bocome
can-d ut eee cia ot plant
vy snd
boo! sugar cate, rattan, cic.
Pan Soe
bah wi ‘made of rattan, Dan
‘ete.; ‘as, £0 cane chairs
a dense
cane. brake fitcket or SP salt erowths or | C
Canicula (ea-nnet-l, 2, tn astron-
caning 2.ae, An oar a
Sharp-pointad teeth next tothe incisors:
‘the
She, sharp pointed tooth next to the incisors,
ca.ni mine teeth 1 deaeatn’ 0 egeh: nin
tecth on each side of the upper and lower
Jaws of most animals. Al
can-is-ter (toe)
* coffee, ete.;
shell containing shot; or serape of ron, whlch
jes wi
can-ker &
‘uloer, ely in the mouth:
grenous ‘particula a
Mouth: .t. infect with ous infu.
ence: 0.4. to become 3 be infected
with disease.
j. cankerous.
can-ker-worm (kit ke-worm. a,»
doings of eating human Seah. oF of of animale of
can- non oe Seeannon sila cast (Aes ois
can-non ball ball projets aimharged By
wnk- | cannon; any miseil
cannon bone fear Don), he bone
to the fetlock found os hoofs aniscais,
cooked | CaN-Non-eer DCT pene, gine ek
Seu eoction te the gun on its
can-not Kin's30), (can and non, am, are,
15), ne El.
canoe Sy eke tn ‘driven forward
‘canoed, p.pr.
Eiagelng 0 to paidie oe saf fe a Tight bose
canon 2 na law or rule in
pentte, rare, oft, loci, flr, ask, pérade; scéne, évent,
t, sin; cbld, Obey, obrd, stdp, cdmnpare; Gnit, dnite, barn;
noval, refér;
it, focks, ment;
(kin'td-I6Bp: lein’td-10p),
D tee, moa ok deers
pa ea
2
y: aa, to
cansase & eb yess: ak for vous oF opinions:
to traverse 2 dlrict) Pee purpose of
a
tropical plants.
a ate, te
aig
ments.
I) a. having power,
|. or al HIty: as a8, seal of apeowet
ae vi the poet, sorsold
VF-t&t) 4 to en
oie ble; to
eli
cate
ca-pac-i-
cap-a-pie. -
ca-par-i-son (kt-pirtstm, n. an ona:
| noree:, gay or rich clothing: f. to Gover wit
Heb iothing, ‘saa horse: sdorn “wich Teh
dress:
b&t, {86t; found ; boil ; fuiction; chase; good ; joy’
then, thick;
ah as in azure; kh =ch as in loch. See pronunciation key, pages xix to oxi,
cape captain
cape $22! REE a co.pito ate, -late a 2 ha Si Se
‘n. & playful leap or Stmy ‘capil ‘Northern in 1865.
a Y ca-pit-u-la- tion {* (ee pirate 1's ‘shain)
cay fea, the action by which
the surface fm igus rained, of lowered
in i coca: ith a solid: seen best in
oa
5 I-ii-ri; kd-pil’d-rf), n. a
cap-il. ry fs Gide wlth mall bore: "oP
one of the Inute blood-vessels connecting
the arteries with the veins: adj. resembling a
hair; slender; Pertaining to the minute tw
‘or vessels of the bod:
cap-il-la-ry at. trac-tion jon (aes
tier Jeter absorbs ink
shdin), the power
orev pa auld ae,
the chet sity or
in | Kingdom or state;
Capital
ayallable for. or employed tn, tho A peed bed
Of more 2 column
or pillar: * jusishelo'whh ‘Gear ae
fredzon and murder are caplial crimes’ frst
ia aera chief; principal; the
points in a discussion; good; excel-
Irst-rate.
capt tal-ism (chpittt jem). 1. the poe
expecially by a few: CaCO
cap is -tal-ist (Orch tepaciatiy's pa
son of large wealth which may or may n0 ‘be
‘used in business. —adj. capt
Ccip? 1-8] -1-28'-
ahd, ‘n. the act of
converting into mney for use in
rating oF Dristing with "argo, Se
or .
capital, iets. oa 7 ‘atts nse
cap.i tal ie (partes?
‘money,
pavment! fo convert tate
vt. to count
n possession the
1 available’ money,
print
usiness: also, to write or
be large, or capital, letters,
tal-l (kip-t&l-I), ado. with loss of
Y iiferas:a mardereris capiaity
ET a nally, th
pT), a. y, the
er tol {eniple of ‘Jupiter at Romie, on
the summit of the Captiollne Hill; ‘now, the
Duliding gecup! geeupted b by. the United States Con-
‘the house occupied by
a Stace teginiataee rt ads.
Cap-i-toline Stprtetm. ctf ond
‘one of the seven hills of Rome: n. one
ing; the written On a ag te
offsurrender: & sulamary
ca-pit-u-lum (4p
flowers attached
ca-price fad
ca-pri-cious seo 4
Sambo nnote a
news.
cap-ri-ole
‘of the zodiac, into which
ihe sun cavers al mat December 21. Also,
capt fication ‘ ee aa
of, pollinating, the the cultivated “2 ‘ae in order to
caps fg ea srt
ship.
cap-stone
(kap‘stdn’), n.
the coping, or
top course of
structure: ‘the Banter" esSie
structure: “the
top ofa apt, n,m, metals
. nm. & metallle seal oF
cap-sule re tee "a “bottle: a "amma
envelope of gelatin Inclosing medicine; a seed-
Veanel OF ‘when ripe; a small
eee day a aba,
part or organ’ body.—adj. capenlar,
beim
seven hills of Rome. und
te, senfite, rfre, c&t, locAl, fir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, , moval, refer;
right, sin; cdld, Obey, cord, stp, obinpare; dnit, finite, birn, cit, focts, mend;
captaincy 91 carburet
i (kip’tin-sl), the rank, eke“ d jin’sd-ri), be
cap-tain-cy pet ‘or jou of ons | CAT-A-VAD-SA-TY (pi. “caravansarisa
at the head of'a company in the army, & ship | (-riz)], in the East, a 12 eins inn consisting of &
of war in the navy, & merchant veel, or ah | large’ unfurnished - building surrounding
athletic team. spacious court, where caravans rest at night?
cap-tion (ritian or printed cuapi tec|car-a-vel (ardsveo,n Sapa seternth
sph POD GLa, Gost Nan | Cou gyohcer? mtn Sa
of arrest; the introductory part of in| gu with
legal documents, as indictmenta, showing | broad bows,
drcumstances, EE. i . toh narrow, high
cap-tious ('Rais'c ‘ake often: oa,s [Pour masta,
captious temper ade h—n. cap | and three-cor
‘Syn. fretfal, cross, peevish, petulant. Rio’ carved.”
‘Ant: (s00 good-natured). "1 enslave or | CAT -A-WaY |"
cap-ti-vate [cit captiveby beauty” oF | (chr’d-w8). mn.
excellence; to chara or lure; to fascinate; |a plant the
&s 2 person may be captieated by the melody
ofa song oF the beauty of « poem,
cap-ti-va-tion (t"t-vijsntiny. n. the
cae of ete
“bondage or
‘n. one who captures, or
mon or thing in such
‘one
Deisoner oF prize
Cap-u-chin (o> teu: Miprt-shte
), 2
‘te
order or Bt. Francis: “named fromthe long
Painted hood. or capouch, worn by the mem-
= & yroman’s cloak and hood.
car (kar), n. 8, wheeled, vehicl eblcie, espectally
Faso cor: ‘tno basket
part ofa train: as a
ded beneath a balloon to’ contain the
; an automodil the cage of an
levator; in poetry 3 BO, OF war of state. | oths
a-ra-bA-0 teod'urs draft ental in the | nas
Philippine Islands.
car-a-cole (cie'e-4d0, na bait turn
ot: Ft to to move it
a tlie rater bottle
. burnt sugar, used
for. coloring” spirite, “gravi
‘a kind of ewestment. | Sv
tof 3.17
car. rat ee ‘antl ibe tel ft?
the
gold.
ria of pure gold and 2 of
rt ee nn 29, one
ara vin), 1. a
CAr-A-VAN SStrpany of twavelers, mer:
Sane, or pilgrims. | traveling forother for
Geexts of regions frequen
‘Columbus’ Caravel
| ing. foods, and
ined (kie’bid; kekr’bId)
*| car-bide ‘of carbon, with
‘metal,
(cir’bin), n. a short rifle used
car-bine chicay by cavalry.
car-bo-hy-drate E&OE 40.7.0
hydrogen, and oxygen. ,
car-bo-lat-ed aoteaeae ced with,
\adj.pertaining to.or
saa pacing oe
meget sold, an acid ‘obtained trom coal-tar:
‘as sept surgery, and
t: technically known aa phenol,
or phentc acid.
‘po-lize “rbot. treat
car-bo-l ze ing rik catbae sl OF
Fe ne ca none
car. Gement. occurring “in nature
as the diamond and 28 graphite. and in coal,
charcoal. coke, etc. and organic substances:
anything made of carbon, as the rod of an arc
lamp.—adj. ferdeatrregt eee )
fear bOn-Bt), n, a compound
car-bon-ate ¢f'carbonte acid with some
other substance: r.t. to charge with carbonic
car-bon di.or-ide Stam: cideat”
jc¢ (kér-bon'k), adj ing
cag bom fe ie esate tom ae
co
SSiion and ofvech carbon digwige.
car-bon-if-er-ous [4)" onions
fielding, carbon or coal; as, carboniferous
Fore OF ool eg (kbr’bints), pt. to convert
car-bon-ize {to ‘carbon by: the acuon
of fire, or of an acid, or by any other means;
:| to coat with carbon.—n. carbonization.
| car-bo-run-dum
(kir"b0-rin‘ddm), n.
compound of car
bon with silicon; a very hard substance.
avery
(ktir’bot) * a lass bottle,
Car-boy provaned ‘by tarker'work, “und
to contain or carry protected, by bad
(kir-bae eh), < 8 beautiful
car-bun-cle fer ott icon ‘ref oslo:
TE abbots | an inflamed tumct or, melignsey balk
Singe Coveney wagon or Cartage ‘Tor is (kir’bO-r8t). rf. to charge or
couveyance of ‘traveling “exhibitions ‘or | C@-bu-ret saturate with» volatile car
Pamengers; a van. bon compound
bot, {36t; found ; boil; fuliction; chase; good; joy ; then, thick; hw = wh asin when;
th=z as in azure; _kh=ch as in loch.
‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xui.
carburetor
car-bu-ret-or Kee rersy
ying
of a bulky
thing: the
framework or 6
skeloton of a
building, ship,
ete.; in con-
tempt, the ly
bUMAN AutomoblleCarburetor. Gas-
bey. aes, aren hear
roy
card. (ira). needie valve G/; as soon as the
So Estesaray eat
printed pico of felght, the float Frises and net
Pasteboard ! the levers, Band
PGR
used for various Gasoline flows through
ena ele de
et
anaes
Baal se ntadacysve F
gat the tnrote aT,
Fest aF bo" gcc i
2f gine ganolne, Nat
weeruge dpe, cuannel an
Porte ater}
sapere
pase,
Ing certain
devices or
res, used for
Phying ‘games:
Br any game or
fammes
Bib carla pl
shore. Darltoss
sdvertisement
in a ne
the dial ta
mariner’s com-
pass: an imple- YJ
opening at right
with the gasoline
turl tube X In constant
fardiees of motor
idling tube J, mixed with
Pin the chamber the
ment forraising aq tue miture enters at the | Ant. (oo
the Dap on Sdge.nt the busty valve T | car-et
Stoth: an in- where there is strong suotion.
Combing the fthers of wool, flax. or cotton, to
‘the material for wea spinning:
PiRa'comb, as wool, flax, cies wit
with, such an instrument.—n. carder.
card-a-mom att the aro
mum,
(ktrd’b3rd”), 1.
card-board Se5iPet ‘quail
CE Pan a) plang a
., ads. sto,
Car-di-ac r“situated “near the heart!
quickening the heart's action; pertaining to
a'corain part of the stomach: f, a medicine
which jacresses the action of the heart and
(cir'di-gin), n. a knitted
woolen jacket or waistcoat.
Arar ogy, adj, chet: tm-
Doriant, ob a Hen ted ‘color!
Also, e
car-
rdigan
-nal
Pegi ‘one, tw00, three, etc.
Rea iret seconds intd Stes, tse “ordinal
numbers.
car-di-nal points Sirs"ohL, Pas
west.
car-di-nal winds (me ha ey
directly from the north, south, east, and
n. the of
card-ing abce ter harwing Or brinniag
fing of wool or fax.
(rar), n. concern; uneasiness of mind:
ercharge, Pr tet
A or ov ae a
watchfulness; an object of watchful atten-
tion and regard: 4. to be anxious or solicit
ous; “be ‘concerned, troubled, or interested;
to desire or wish; as, s she did'mot care to go:
to havea fondness: with for.
‘Syn, m. anxiety, once, olicteude, heed.
‘Ani: (see heodlossn
expecially
as, it is interesting to
read of tho careers of great men: an occupa-
tion, or calling: cco move oF ran rapidly.
fob: ade dono with care:
care-ful form og mea anzious:
3 | ney Hanke shout
careless (irlieinedh repeal: hoot
ca. ry res), na)
“an embraces
Toadies
ca-ress (iris).
treat with tokens of affection;
stow signs of affection upon.
‘Sums 8. kiss, embrace.
to
proote, to tndtcato the
‘omaltted or is to be
id
care-worn {irworne), adj,
shor the
harassed. euieds .
Car-g0 (angias aha e shige aad
car-i-bou Heretik aes te the
car-i-ca-ture (kir'-kd-tOr), n.
or description of
or thing, in which the defects or Sif prs
are exaggerated 80 as to produce a laughable
effect: “as, every caricature of ex-President
beep ey Ae ar error
ft, to represent in a jous or
style.—n. carioaturist,
‘Sym ms minlry, imitation, burlesque,
exaggeratl
n. the ulceration and
‘bone or tooth.—adj.
aeeey
Ate, senate, rare, ct, local, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, event,
t, sin; céld, dbey, cérd, stép, cdmpare; tinit, nite, barn, el
, novel, refer;
it} foods, ment;
carminative
in‘d-tiv), adj.
eet oth spe
ns, n. nite
matter of
this celoe
car-min-a-tive $5,212)
@omach and bowels of gas;
3 a remedy for colic or ert
car-mine Siocng *
which has a rich
‘ i (ciir-nél’yin),
car-nel-ian fartey ot light
gar tod tn color: used for jews ry and
(kiir’nl-vAl), n. the season of re-
car-ni-val Joicing before Lent. obecrvedin
car-niv-o-ra {hat teed “oa” fen od).
carnivorous.
(cir’0l), n. a song of Joy or praise: a
lay: efand and poprearoled.
Pp. caroline], to wing in joys warble.
omar, to move swiftly tn =
(kd-rt'1d), n. one of the two
Principal arteries. one on elther
g
rg
ve
pound te =
n ter wor Ed
(ki
i
n. one who
g
a
gi
ae
ti
).
7
-pet-bag
carpetlike mat
car-}
aii
ger Rte ET tie
jouthern States after
‘than active service; a
knight ‘who has spent, his time in luxury.
(klirp-Ing), id
z /carp-ing is tldanding:” “ape to" eatch St
eg
5 eae ser
ic, has near le sae
twenty cents per carrier.
Shimas | Car-ri-er pi-geon fates" BT Siveon
trained to carry letters, messages, etc., as
during val br, é
car-ri-on (iis"ty,”- deed or docertag
for close shoot ‘used in the navy.
coe ™ mea Blan "with 8 yellow,
car-rot is; that” ts usd for
conver
in possess!
ught delivery’ wanen. Good
eomen, ote od. 00 carry oF convey
‘(kert&), n. the made
GER, ihe are mate
of jven to another to be filled
i learen dF hence, abwol setae Sy jon:
bad carte’ blanche to spend as much
Se bien Ul Ketr-t81"), agreement
4 nan
between hostile ‘states regarding
the george ‘of prisoners; a challenge
tha-ginian ¢ Geaeethd-ftat-Bn)
béet, {60t; found; boil; futiction; chase; ret joy; then, thick; tw = whasin when;
zh=1 as in azure; kh=ch as in loch.
‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxil.
cartilage 94 cassimere
the city of A hs’ |
to ty Carthage: n. a native of case-mate ‘Qcke'mBt), ta a shell-proot
car-tilage Sine sin lla,
_inous ee iad ath,
arta). 7. board box:
car-ton {i rele Sand BE making such
r-t000"). n. a pict
car-toon (itis Pete of poet ees
ve manner; a
"ve as a design for a work to
ft in oll, tapestry, ete.—n,
ae —
‘U.S. 30 Caliber Cartridge
(ctr), 24. toform (a design or shape)
CATVE by cutting: as, tovcarse 8 d
to dub or grave out of stone, o
eval cut Into slices; as, to carre meat; to
‘with wa; an, er face ‘wan
‘with “wrinkles: ret; to make graven
ror figures’ to cut up meat, a8 at table
1. carver.
carve vel ‘cae van 1, any of several Iinds
‘Also,
veing (kbrving), n. the act or art
carv-ing Sone who sculpesres or Sestens
by cutting: the ‘work so. sccomplisbed:
ornamental reulptary aa, —
car-y-at-id *Soumn in the #
form of a figure of on fh
Tong robes. aa’
cas-cade Khs-kEs
thore are several beautiful cascades
in Ausable Chasm.
covering or
iso, a box with
frame
A peniry.
8; in printing, a’ shallow
tray for type, divided into the :
ipper case, which containa the
capital fotters, ete., and the lower
ase, which coarains mall letters.
. ete.; the peculiar state, a
conditions, or circumstances that C7 At
person: as, since that is the case,
; thematters involved
in aquestion under discussion or investigation;
as, 8 case for a detective: a certain form or
instance of disoase: a suit or action at law:
one of the forms of inflections in the declen-
lon of a noun, pronoun, or adjective showing
{ts relation to other words; as, the
Cae Oto cover with; OF inéloss ins & ease?
‘8, to case anyone in armor; to case @ wall
‘with stone. or a box wi'h metal; to cover (an
object of giass) with a layer of giass of another
ior
=
case-hard.en SY 2 duici oi,
Sais
fron), by conversion into steel,
eer aan at aes
ca-se.in she in). pm. the curd matter of
(kas ni. a knife provided
case ase knife
With a sheath! a table knife.
(kés'mént), n. a window-cash
made to open on hinges:
money:
for.
case-ment
cash-ier hai ‘one who baa charge
the payments and receipts of a bat of other
business: rf. to dismiss in disgrace
Position of trust, st or fromm mua ee Eos
a ‘na pot
Cash-mere woolen fatirc for shawls, ecc.,
originally made in Cashmere, India, from thé
downy bair of the wild goat of Thibet and the
Himalayas: also, a ‘woolen dress fabric
sade fo imitation of the real fabri,
ing), 1, the
Cas-ing with "Gr pisdng’ in, 9 case =
covering: «\frainework: as, &, window casing.
(ed-08'n6).'n. ipl. ENG. casinos
ass): 1, Casta
: a email
house; a public room ‘of bul used
social meetings, dan dancing, gaming, etc.; a
fame played
fae - ‘Shatrel-shaped vessel with
Cask flat'hosde and wooden staves, bound by
iron hoops, for ar holding. liquors; the quantity,
contained in m1 Buch a vessel
7. & small chest or box
cas-ket {2 rk; comely ein
ym in former times, @ piece
CASQUE of armor to cover the head: hence,
a helmet. Let t of trop-
cas-sa-va (eq me Panto one
vated for Ita Tose, which yield a starch: ‘also,
the starch, from cehicg taploce I, made. _
cas-se-role Sere P tarthenware baking
dish, often with a metal stand or container:
@ saucepan; a baked dish consisting of
vegetables or meat contained in a surrounding
wee a cua ena nc
: ee
cas-Sia grade ‘of Gnnamon; "a ‘kind "ot
plant from tt ate leaves of which ang “iree
senna is obtained. dein thin
mar), na thin woolen
cas-Si-mere 30th tired for men's ear
Ate, senfite, rare, ct, local, fir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent,
; eld, dbey, cord, stép, obmpare; Gnit, Gnite, barn,
right, ©
ments. Also, casimere, kerssymere.
age, noval, refér;
t, fortis, mend;
95
7.8, Ione. close Atting
i worn by ee
cas-sock (0h).
form into ‘a certain shape:
‘2 play) to varlousactors: 0.4.
line in angling; receive form or
an. the act of throwing a line,
i, the distance to which &
division of society.
cas-tel lated gavtr,,ci 5
caiculates.
ete.;
Boldin
‘salt, pepper.
roller on 3
cas-tigate Gist, te, cmet:
s eaten: ‘shfin), n. theact
cas-ti-ga: tion Seer whipping:
severe B
Cas-tile soap {85S 22), *, i
bye pee ‘Of soap, “onabasity
Cas-til-ian ( Eeairioy, ego, PH
native of Cantilo; pure 8 © 8 spanish. :
casting (ussite) n."the act or procens 0
Sle acrersiar nk pen eeaiae Seeprosee
« ipa tekst tng v0, the’ decid
cost ing vote ing vote of @ chairman
rae Mt elted 1d
cast i-rom fin'tato molds, oastsiron, adj.
made of melted or cast fron; very bard.
° cd for
castle [us "kgatnst an “enemy: “°s
; | desertion, or dischay
in which the patient. Is speechless,
| songeltee” aud motioniess, “aie
fortress: stron
noble and weal
called
Cas-tor cit cte.” st"tabier's sanall
on @ swivel fastened under & plece of furni:
ture, etc? also, caster: a heavy, ‘all-wool
fabrle ‘for overcoats: a hat, eapocialiy of
Beaver fir; an odorous necrotion of beavers:
cas-trate (<**
the semen-pradueis, lands.—n. castration.
cas-u-al Kehoe: "aire,
‘as, a casual moeting:” coming
larity; as, casual ex] —ade,
‘| cas-u-al-ty (eras
tes (-t1z)
cially, if romulting in bodi
as, the
for
casualties: pl in military and naval
losses in ‘general, caused by death, wot
iekzh Gist; kiis'G-ist), 1.
CaS-U-ist who studice duestiony’ of a
or wrong in eonduct ad) ad). cawaistis. casuistic, casu-
is bani 77 ‘f-ls-tri; kikz’t-in-t
cas-ist-ry bclence dealing wits quee”
tons of right, or in conduct;
Feuoonlug’as to morsia:
tions in these connections. suet
te animal
cat Ga): he farligt hownbold
ar
ide, a
tat a-clyem Seat of Sel
change of the earth's su a
corticunie;, betes, an "uphesval, boda o
ety Pain an_under-
cat-a-comb {oi4 + place Th
niches hollowed out for the dead: examen
in‘ plural an, the calacombs of Homer
ch -fl)
cat-a-fal jue (Kat fall). na temporary
Rea mo Rio
cata:
cat-a-mount
(chy’d-mount), ‘n. the
oe ‘mountals
Catapult
cata-pult Pi} a. am ancient military
engine for hurling. jand stones; sometimes
16st, £86t; found; boil; fuitction ; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = wh asin when;
zh=z as in azure; kkh=ch as in loch.’ ‘See pronunciation key, pages’ xix to xaii.
h tha’ trO-18), it fa haid to cater to the uncertain
ca-tas-tro-phe {ittee®. na greet appetite 9 on ay nvalid:| (0, supply. what i
the outcome of a plot: applied to's play. caterer
‘Syn. calamity, disaster, mlschance, miahap. | Cote pillar © keep‘). nt beg
nt oo Bl i ma taht roa) See aa ne ae
Ca-taw-ba renee ra yt, Kinetic ‘rape: eee
a light wine mado from :
cat-bird (tru (eaepara’, Saat box RSE ing” | cat-er- -waul cs (arte,
utter harsh, unp!
cat boat Sos 1 a small boat with catfish ata an" American fish
|, 2. a kind of cord
cate gut {iitiete, na kind of cord made
psually sheep, nd ted as strings for ‘mrusieat
rufous Roet
ca-thar-tic {ko"Powes,” purradeer
a medicine to cause movement'of the bowels,
spite: | a-the-dral Suu ofa doce or cna
at etch a church” OF es
agi teeing
4 tare Giuth'Od). me te terminal
cath-ode Wich an ciscaie current foares
the nietance Tee RTE Current lon ves
PSE AQHOSEY O y252RR
.
(kich1), adj Heractiy ick Cevawasveer
catchy 2 get soot: S| Cat ic Lty SRO tay
cate-cheti-cal <BR ad. | sal oF large-mindod : bers “hen ver
ioeeral route | Ca-thol-i-cize verte Ramis Getson
. Used
ion aie aan © Punishment in the Bngish army and navy;
ae principles of the Le an implement used for q
cat-e- cae a we Ing to, or fa | CAL'S-PAW Gao” be aecatved tats, be
te, seniite, rare, c&t, locdl, flr, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, novel, refér;
right, sin; céld, dbey, ofrd, stdp, cbmpare; dnit, dnite, Fran it focts, mend:
Pt. and p.p. of
caught 2°,
‘are cought in a net; a moth is
caught by « famne, bo Sought the iden.
cau) Hob. xe membrane, ‘such’ as_ tho | in
great the fold of the perito-
eum Which passes from. the stomach £0, the
large intestines; the en membrane
sometimes covering a at birth;
fp te make ght by Alling
Gevioas oe) with eote tintertals aa 18
ahi alk.
cau-ter-ize S245, 24 2, eo
some other caustic ou vn
97
ther: | other caustic substance: the Instrument oF
y Gease-less
: ce-cro. -pi-a moth ger
cede
cauterize.
cau: rtion ff negate), ne & &e Word GaP ange
=, warcing! Reedfuiness? ‘prudence in
(iiy'e tie) armed
nan
orse-
Iy, & knight oF
—n.
™ ‘a Rollow, place in the earth:
tural ‘a den; a
hole
falling away or receding: e 60 hollow out:
pon ‘ss often with
or down; give way:
cave man (kav St). ®, man of th ihe Dre
lived in a cave.
cav-ern {reve
cav-ern-ous ‘ie Sven:
oa
small holes.—adv. caverns
cav-i-ar fpaenee ae
[eke ty slp rena , caviled.
Cavell Se Bik i ‘ilingl? to find ble or ome
eblection, ishout Ke)
F critical or frivolous of Tole
F ‘generous
jection —n.
(ofeiite). od). wishout end:
without’ s —
th), a
th.
Sih cedar tenn ge
fragrance:
to give
béot, (354; found; boil; fuziction ; chase; good; joy ; then, thick; hw <wh asin wheq
zh=zas in azure; kh=ch as in loch. See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxi.
cedilla
ce-dilla PFN? iicsta'te dass we) 6
in the French word legon.
ceil, (sal), terip Overy OF cover the Inner
with @
ceil ing “2. nm the faner root of an
7 usually made
and plaster; te cept anually made of iach! ce-ment (cement: a
plane can ascend. stick ; mortar; the bosy bony = re, which
‘outer substance of a tooth: rt.
cel-an-dine (#tnain), Pod Toaily. fo
Poppy
with email yellow Howers and |
brant (2s-bcin).
ynunion.
6-brEt), °.f, to praise, or
cel-e-brate
Dea), PL gto Pealee oe
sacrifice of the Mass; commemorate; as,
‘to celebrate the Fourth of July.
Sy a
cele. it a ein “iin on: de
see bra.
ce-ler-i-
cel-er-y
coles-tial Geri i ta
the sun, e stars are
faerie! here emenyans|
nn inhabitant of ‘heaven:
‘—ade. elt
tive of China.-
cel: (at-bat; Se an ns . the
celibacy aie of ane, mine
Or ono bound by vows to an unmarried life.
ar oe ‘A. & plant cultivated for
Use as a'saiad and vegetable.
of ot ‘per
cel.i-bate won: ea) single: unmarried
cell (#81), n. ‘a small room ih s monastery.
convent, ‘or prison; ‘or meat
aes of renidence: "a small cavity or hole; @
‘ea80) rh, @ Veale oF room under
cel: ar jround'for storing provisions, wine,
ete.
(s81’ A cellars; — the
cellar age Ga lea Be eanane
Pie
ph tcellos (Br), cet
Cel-lo {Bit “a coneedciion for Voloncsiio.
@ stringed musical instrument’ of the same
form as the violin, but larger, and having
dees , soft tones. Also, *cello.—n.
(s8I’f-ldr), adj. pertainh to,
celludar SPeondsting et, Br marked by
ng, cal
cel-lu-loid G2Silcia 7 2 compound of
sembling ivory, ‘out Sauently colored.
cellulose Somnig “ast? Simyttes
starch, which forms the main part of plant
(cement), to unite with @ sticky eubstance:
thite armiy. don.
| cem.e-te ter. ary (Sten ‘a public SEMI
ten.o-bite. (s6n’6-bit; 8'nd-bit), n. a
member of a religiotis com
munity; = monk.
Ce. -N0-Z0-I ic & (98°nd-23'Tk; yh
or, mrss ides adler and
ertods: n. the latest geological
era; the age of
Cen-o-taph ‘ony cra motiuntant erected
in honor of a elsewhere.
‘buried
iS | CON-SeF shaped ean lerced with Bole,
in which incense is burned.
(sén‘sbr; s8n’sér), 7. originally,
‘one of two Tiagintra ce of ancient
‘is, | Rome who inaposed’ taxcetand remiatcd
y | manners and morals of a community; now.
official appointed to examine books,
scripts, ‘plays, motion
eam,
cen-so-ri- ous ge
condemn; faultfinding, “criticalade-
‘soriously.—n.
(s8nsOteabiD; 5 98's
cen-sor-ship (*6sorship; es mod
an official whose duty it is to exam! ne printed
Dut ontoctions! ake, or ia art ‘afm
tion ‘that could be used by Ane,
cen-sur-a-ble 227 Pe esd
blame; biameworthy oo calbabie:
cen-sure ('snt),-,, blame;
World: eto find faule with or conderass ‘oe
do not censure what you do not understand:
‘ed, to find fault.
‘Sime cree,
cent pant), n. the hundredth part. of
hundred: uséd onl
cen-taur fii man Aa nore.
ne n.
Gente DA-TI-AN pero s hinared Fore
tiaras, Tron poper, ote. cen-te-na-ry (mirth, Pt ces
senite, rare, c&t, local, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, ) novel, refér;
t, ain; cdld, bey, cbrd, st8p, ebmpare; dnit, nite, barn,
it focts, meni;
cerise
Tt te cmirifuegl movement
‘the milk in
irdeto e een imeem
Sees Gea
Declaration of
centenary of the signing of
Sir Racaea? 7 + "| Com trip-e-tal (eR tA ene
cen-ten-ni-al ig (en tan' al), "diving *, | the enter: as ot the he gniripetat motion of a
ies ‘nth cole eg es oot cen-tu-rion feta" ‘Mladred Rosata
cent ter @ (obn'tee), Ze), n. that point of a ctrele | cont (obn'thert; sin'chO6-r1). n. (pl.
from the ‘creumaference; the saa fhe. Chrislan
ran oa
Rig ome "| cecphal-ic Lic ite, oh fae, Sic ieadse
‘Sune ne middle, midst, (er aab- pod), n-
Ant (660 SCOT ae 5 ot ceph-a-lo-pod {he bighont clam hoe
cen-ter-board (85 iq), 7.2 iy, including gueslenieh.
cee ee a a auth Sar as | ce-ram-ic fa el ate)o ovate:
‘weed by racing boats. Also, centreboard. in arts: ceramics, n. the
f i- {ogntees Overby of ‘things of baked clay; work
cen-ter of grav-i-t . the paint | executed wholly or partly in clay and baked.
about which all the parts of a Also,
each other, when
Sorted, the rs
cen-ti. or
Titer (resis), n. 4 meamre | Cer-e- bral hemisphere foie
a to, the sf0r) one of the two balves of the cerebrum,
or larger part of the
cer-e-brum (emt) Bb StS
‘wrapped.
cere-ment @ sPabreed! 3 3h sage
cer-e-mo-ni-al (7,2 25-4099.
E| with, rites or formalities: we Rete ress tite;
for @ rite or function: as,
ag nt , | the ceremonial of @ coronation or of a church
being cer-e-mo-ni-ous (s27"8-m3'nl- 08). adj.
mality;
Shier one principal Porn fon any chesrvant of the Bead
Sentralistion of —n ee
eamen| cer-e-mo-n'
cen-tral e | fie oro iat en catay ao sacred
b6%, {60t; found; boil ; fuhction; chase; good; i then, thick; hw =wh asin when;
wh=s as in azure; kh =ch as in loch. ‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
certain
100
Cor-tain Soir” destihed’ ited Se atated: |
‘but ‘bly
dependable; indefini
kogwn to the speaker: sx. in city.
Ant. doubetil),
Cor-tain-ly shy: Sewiys uloubiedy.
cer-tain-ty (any a outa
fact; the state or fact of sure,
fixed, or definite, othe,
cer-tif-icate (Stimony to’ dhe’ aes | chat ot
: or
2
9 (b-e8/shOin), the ect of
ceasing: & pause
(ob-zi'rd; s8-su'rd), Lekelooni broale
ce-sucra 2 pause in a
straw or hay cut fine for cattle angsbion
chalet
| chaf-fer {cares}. othe eet of
chaf-finch SRO imed trons 2 tow Food
iacab. or somo other Penns
‘hot.
Ant. (20
"| chain a rn tak
president of an
‘company, etc.—n.
2), n. & Hight two-whedled car
Cniz)|, a ease oan
arent and commonly pal
bee ey wes with
chalcid Gt, ofa large.
chal-co-py- rite {<#! preg aes Feta n. rn
and brass: ‘called also
fworehlons cottage or 'berdaman’s dwelling: a email
{o teaser’ to! make game of SEE ET ie Baer to
Ate, seniite, rare, c&t, locl, fir, ask, pdrade; scéne, éven'
right, sin; obld, Obey, obrd, stp, cBmpare; énit, dnite, par,
81, refer;
t foeks, >
chalice
101
chalice Sa 1 WB; Beecially,
chal. lenge (Sitton is
from.—n. challenger.
(nhKl'; chil),
chal-lis ‘orien’ or altwosi ‘oth: "Abo,
r
Fall
cham Pp
(chémp), et.
and ef. 00
with the ~
impatiently. ‘
cham-pagne Chamois
Shine): ‘n. a light, sparkling, amber-
champ (ehim-pin’), 1. fat. open
country; 8 Fret
3 | cara: nm. a
another;
chapeau
chan-cel (uaa ,07, ibe ‘a nlat
chan-cellor { (cob "s elle we
Po of 8 university:
rederal
(chan‘ote-
Cotkicll —,
chan. cer-y Saute or ae.
chan-de-lier f oe ese
Chandler ‘ci'de.n;,¢ mabe
name for a dealer gr merchant, the particular
being shown
"| Base fr place ther; to pul
clothes; colloquially, to get out of
‘one vebicle and into another: as, to change
‘passing from one state or form to
jjofmall coin; balance returned after
subtraction of amount
saints, aleeatl alteration. Rati: ™
An ee ono kn’ Ko Jd-b) a adj. cay
sures. -ble fF en one
adj. tree trom
or Substitution:
‘apear trace
P90 una
ae aati in piace ors
(ch&n’8l), n. the bed of a stream;
the deepest part of a strait, bay,
‘inythh ied;
nnel of communication must be kept op
between an army and its of supplies
t. to cut oF wear grooves or in.
(chant), v.t. to sing: intone: rf. to
chant mate ‘meioay with ‘the voice: “n.'s
solemn or monotonous song. n. chanter,
chant-ey .n. [pl. chan-
en, ne
while at CY teva teys (-tiz)], a song lors sing
chan-ti-cleer sSreaiied Sled in” ane
1
cock:
Toud-
champion Soe3P52”.2 fist? Decomie Fiugh: aa ex
Dy combat or other means; a hero; valiant
‘successful
warrior;
Pirals: st to defend or pore: as Willan
L. Garrison cham; 1e cause of anth
Piensa.
Nt ‘unforeseen event:
rt
b6St, [66t; found; boil; fustction ; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = wh asin when;
zh=s as in azure; kh=ch as in loch. a ee pronunciation Key, pages xix to xxi
102
chasten
chapel
Pre or not ocala Se Seobaane
Ered (ghkp’€e-3n), n. & married or
older woman | who
panies young women in public:
unmarried
®t. to eacort: ‘a, tho maison chaperoned 1 | Dl
chap-fal-len xiot3 hkproln),
a clergyman
chap-lain fertirms eccvics inthe army,
navy, a public institution, or @ royal or
Private household.—n. chapiatncy, chaplain-
ship.
chap-let (indie ino heads rosuy"or
part of a a
cha; ter (oy
Soar a grat
blacken by burn
char-ac-ter (47% reputation:
casi ma
pauure: as.» woman of nol
ao
char-ac-ter-is-tic ge be jieem
taining vo, or displaying, the moral nature of;
a5, te was characteristic’ of ‘Lincoln, that he
‘would never defend a tatr whom bo balleved
to be in the wrong: 7. & distinguishing mark
oe qualltyy-aar- tically,
char-ac-ter-i-za-tion (cer ik tr
za’shOn). n. the
‘et of describing by the ‘or easential
falta oF mario "e charactert-
Salton “oe ing: Richard WIT ts not eutircly
‘true to history.
char-ac-ter-ize {iscibe “by” pecuuse
or essential qualities: in2) mark or “ats
Pie he Angora cat is characterized by ‘long
(shd-rid’), n. an acted riddle
cha: rade (hi ‘ona "word with several
signidcant paseo of which, as well as the
is to ‘fuesned from the scenic or other
Tepresonta tions
ra
char-coal (242.72) BTN
with which a firearm or
Fae rate Me le rr
Shyovder oc command: authoritative instrue-
charge hig Danae i-bl), adj. subject
charge-a-ble (322 an) wine ts charor-
Re ok ith a heavy duty; capable of being
char-gé d’af-faires (hit 2h, dk;
(shir*zha’)], a government of 1 who:
Sea" for do Smburador in fis abeencn
rat}, Court at which no ambassador ts
charg. er (charity. n. a spirited horse:
char-i-ot (Parte), nan anctent two
chartoteer.
chart -ta-
he Se
(Chart), n. @ map Of any part
Chart son iver, sve Ror 'the ute ot "ma
.
ners; the @ ship’s course;
diviig ‘information tn’ tabular fora; sas
Etre chore cltegmanout a,
char-ter (creriy ‘cortaln rights od
society to establish another chapter,
or branch: “ed. to grant a ch
can age PURTAI
cially of wild beasta: that,
Epo are locked for Tish ee, part of 8 cane
are a
non in front of the of .
—ade. chastely.—n. chasteness.
chas-ten (chien). 14. t0, punlsh for the
due; 138, God Zhgniens hie
ie, sontte, rire, oft, Tocll, Tis, tak, pdrade; scéne, event,
right, sin; céld, Obey, cOrd, stp, obmpare; Gnit, dnite, barn,
novél, ref€r;
it, focks, ment
chastise 103 Cherokee
chas-tise (chiis-tiz’), to correct by check-mate (ch8k’mat), n. tho winning
chastiacs the Lid nts MS MBO PAreDt | plete defeat from which therg Is’ no
chas-tise-ment (@eeteming. tbe
(chis'¥i-t). n. moral purity:
chas.ti-ty < ‘chastliy “iss. Christian
"Sym: purity, continence, virtuc,
chat BHF ei ipl. and p.p. chat
18 tal i dn ‘caay Tacdles | Oo
™
or inf speech;
cha tears (20875). ». [pl chateaux (-t02)),
country seat.
a aye: ® manor house or
chat-e-laine “™!*i2:
{Fn}
Pr, shard thn’)
to which is
attached @ chain for keys. t
at the waist by ladion; mistreas of a chiteau.
ha kota, ote. worn
chat tel (dar. RAMA ect
(chiit'tr), vi. to utter sounds
chat ter pidly. ' raitie ‘the teeth, “as in
shivering or from thight; tl idly or caro
idl; indis-
dessly: et. Ent rpidly, daly, or
tee Titer rapta ‘magpie,
chat-ter-box x cht tpt, a new,
08
chat-ty (abt: pass = 2= az. [ SB
fe), n. an
tivomob
y
P usually
1 row
(chép‘n), 0.t. to lessen or bring
cheap-en Son ir’ price! tae to ‘become
;| chem-ist
| cher-ish (herjb),,0-4, to hole
Ben . short rein
check-rein (ies "%, ictaaddle ofa
parnoss to keep s horse from lowering ita
(ch8k), m. the side of the faco
cheek beneath ‘either co among -
chanics, one of two ",
the cheeks of a lathe; slang, spudenee;
bold assurance: ads hecky.
cheep (25? nde, Ryoung
chicken, ora. mouse: ‘et. to" ce such a
Cheer Chey m temper or state of mind;
cheer aoe ry Lt gladness or
ie aes
pa
cheerfulfacc: a cheerfuldawn —ade, cheer fall
shertuiercaers n
Ve merry prishtly. enlivening.
Riko deg {bere 244, Poomy;: Jo2-
. checrleemness
cheery See woh: Shee y reat.
cheertly->n\ saceatannas,
cheese Sore'be milk’
a
food consisting of the
cheese-cloth (2519. n,,2, thin,
that in which choose is wrapped after preity
Tenet zee ine. na
Draggart cheese-par-ing missiy
cheesy Spacer Hees tama: KS. OF
| See Sei of to cat
India, etc.,
ch the coe chetah.
(shéf), n. a chief or head cook, espe-
clally a French cook.
set date
a0’vr)},
chem-
theanice We seg
eer chemistry
emicals oF
adealer in drugs and medicines.
chem-is-try {iit irevia oe ‘the “sear
and composition of substances, and the laws
z | which govern thelr relations.
che-nille ‘n. silk or worsted
cheque (eit. Ryan order or draft on a
hold 4
memory of
ter | her martyred, presidents; eop affectionately
zh=2 as in azure; kkh =ch as in loch.
nthe ‘mind; “treat with
(chie"6-k8"), n. one of a tribe
of American Indians, origi-
‘tenderness.—n.
Cher-o-kee
See pronunciation key, ‘pages xix to
cheroot 104
nally inhabiting what is northern Georgia, chew (chdd). ».
OW
North Dow the,
iy;
the tron Itself: adj, of the color of the rips! Chey.enne {thlsn). none of a tribe of
fruit of this tree; ruddy. y- le Indians. originally
cher-ub See cutie (cbaeibinn: eae oo Hier ‘ir Ooloredo, and Wyoming: “now in
che-ru-bic (chéroo7nti), adj. of or per | chic (shtk). n, Parisian elegance tn dress:
fs, the cherublc taco of aiesle cid, “TUS chi. on ‘anlsica yp chew.
h (chés), n. a. Played by two por- -CAD-C-LY nerios (-s)), trickery:
Chess un it dscont plone oF phar dosting or practice
‘with shrewd sharp dealing
‘board divided into: 7-four squares. (chik), n. the ‘of a bird,
sauares | chick GA of uses hes ee
chick-a-dee (2 S27." Sats
a (chik’d- the
chick-a-ree ete iG
chick-en {20.3% 10mg oft
chick-en-hearted Gesin=s-
chick-en pox (2% ,pbin)..° mid
chick-weed Gig’ "Siake "win whee
Chessboara with Cnessmen in F1808
(chést), n. box; sometimes,
chest or Ri tiny SHES 2 Gor contains!
oe a fund’
Rand ie tbe breast oF thorax; ‘a.tight con-
tainer for gas, etc.
chest-nut Seen sort ceo gnc
; the tree itself; its
t
stale joke: adj. ut,
shade tree ‘anu larger and somewhat
inline tova chesuaut, formerly used as food nae
for . _
(sh8-val’ elds), a framed | Ohi yon’; shin n. a roll
che-val Gthror istge enough to | Chi-NOM Stioatural oe artidctat baie wore
reflect the by women over a pad at the back of the head.
chev-alier Q2#r),n. » knight: in| {Fn}
eV -8- a member of 9n| chig_oe { ). n. a kind of flea found
order of merit: often, © gal- IB-O€ in the sandy regions of the West
lant young man. Indies and South ‘America: the female bur-
Chev.i-ot ¢28¥7-2, Tows beneath the ‘human skin; in southern
EV-1-00 na shop United States, a mite with similar habfts.
bred on the Cheviot Also, Sieger,
Ate, senfite, rare, c&t, local, flr, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, Sdge, novél, refer;
right, ain; c6ld, bey, cbrd, stép, cbmpare; duit, dnite, barn, etit; focks, mend: |
Wood
child-hood fem infancy ¢ youne”ma
childish @ sh Gata odf, Ke like a ga:
childish impulse an a’sault—ear fede" childishly.
—n. childishness.
child tess -less (Shie¥e),,, 04), having no | the Chinese.
Jong-
child Like rea child tas aang
105 chloric
chine ™),,", the beckbone of, spine of
bone of an animal with Bifolning parte Sue
Chinese sient om bre
native or natives of Cl
REL TRTE Lee
Superior.
chi. chi-tog: raphy sete n. the art
‘op-0-dist rho treats’ dlscuses OF
shi rae aad hands.- tice ody.
-prék’tik), on. et
. = chi-ro-prac-tic {1opri
nary; fantastic: given ‘to impoesible of imprac- -P syetens of tresiman
y !
chinch (“em :
an ine :
Pon »
chin-chil-ia ‘Gi Gainenuia
fing roy. furs te fur of tala aclnal heat
wooden cloth ‘with short, wat _
and_p.p. chiseled,
pare, gouge, oF
+ oun cates Ome _femiliag a
chit), n.
chit chat stgoeip.
8
chiv-al-rous ig eto chivairy? Boritue:
courteous; as, a cavalry), racks:
Taibo chisalrous to a Saeco ‘ohivalrously.
eval yee
bravery.
ty.
chive i sa de a See allied to
i loses.
chlo-rate i578). 1». & salt of chiorte
chlo-ric Sit dh pataaine to
‘ek, £864; found; bol: futon; ehnge; good; joy; then thick; hw —wh asin when;
th='s ae in azure; kh=ch as in loch
9
See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
106
Christianization
chloride
io'rd), n._& com-
chlo-ride ert ot eitoine” win an.
‘other substance, “Also,
(chld’rid Sv Um),
chlo-ride of lime
Bowder, much used in apa
infectant.
chio-rine ue cant a. fora
fiejely" taeda acks Bae ‘tho World War.
n. & liquid
scious of pain: el 2
chlo: -ro-phyl
clk (en8t), ‘n. sige or voter to a
chock &
ag let a8 Powell tapi"), 0d}. full to
chock-full <<) capacity; full “a8 possibic.
fa paste, of
Kernels of the
cacao-nut, used in maicing the drink 60 called:
Choctaw cnswidh 1 one of & tbe of
none of & tribe of
Choc-taw American “indians, ally
te between. the
choice
person chosen;
& number
Seen heat & ct
Choir cite, "tne placa where they sine.»
choke @ (chk), oto stop, the reat
sh mult ble cur
stranglo, orsultocate, block ur
suffocated: to
sound of strangling, ete.
choke-cher-ry Knetian wild chery?
choke damp (chdk dimp), a 2, Rolsonous
in wells, mines, and other pits.
chok-y tial a tie: as thrdugh
strong feeling Ae: any chokey.
chol-er Wintee choiet Was
chol-er-a (2485-4),,"- 2 dinearo ‘accom:
Scoompanied. by ‘vomiting » and Gisrhea!
‘cholera morbus, an acute disease character-
fred by violent’ vomiting, cramps, purging,
and prostration.
chol-er-ic SONS 90, oé, heh tempered:
choleric you are.’
(ch6Sz), v.t. chosen,
choose (“2 hea resid
se fo be pl 4. to make a
ioloo—n. choses.
jyn. elect, select, cull, _
int. seo fefuse) Ips.
chop fant i 02 it "fin ronan
Blows: {6?Gat tate very small places tet to
a grayishwhite pl.
Dlesching and
| chor-1 r-tle
make a quick stroke, as with an ax; to shift
of change direction suddenly. as the wind:
n. a piece cho] off; esj q
Diece of meat: en Tisually in the plural, Plural:
|. the mout cavity; the fleshy parts
about the mouth.—n.
chop-fal-1 len os “adj. dejected.
(chdp’D), adj. full of short, rough
SBORPY, sare ae oe
chop-sticks sticks hop’ ee eRe pl. rE
(chp s00°0,, 8 Chinese dich
red chicken
=| Chop SU-€y ciate "or pork,
of or pertaining to a
(kG'rl), adj.
cCho-ral chor: chanted or sung by © chor
as, a choral service.
chord {xor).,.%, te,
sn | to be in harmony; 6. to provide with
cho-re-a 02 tg tstng parvo
cho-ric (k's: ‘kbr'tk), adj. of or pertain
to & chorus.
chores {“% (chor). nl in the, United States
odd jobs; the
househ
land. email or
‘the dally light work of « farm or
chor-is-ter Qeorte tte) ns rember of 2
singers { (Uv. 8,),» leader of « choir or of congre-
wal
chet pul: Sad 2400 Tang tn
the word was colned by Lewis Carallr the
author of “Alice in Wonderland, and is used
recurring at tho end of each verve.
‘Of singers and dancers in a
‘of freab
together
chris-ten {o%2), t4,,t0, baptize: —
Chris-ten-dom (72 2f8 opie are
Christian Geen. ny echsters
Pomossing the religion of Ch
Chris-ti-an-i-ty ie reli
fon taught by Christ.
Chris-tian-
erin’ Ceres
chin Tt), n. the
Ate, senite, rare, c&t, local, fir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent,
Fight, sin; céld, Obey, cord, etdp, cSmpare; init, dnite, barn,
vert to Christia
Chris-tian Sci- ence gy" pystom
ff religious belief, which claims, that
TdBeumed boli shows in the body, aad
SATIS os or oy cc
mgs). n. the festival
which celebrates
chro-matic Stare "ehvomatle | Chea
chart; Indicating “a ‘special ‘muse
including half tones, one after the other; as,
a chromatic scale: n. a note affected by an
accidental sharp or flat: pi. that branch ‘of
ibe octenoe of leht and vision walch treat of
Chromatic Scale, Ascending and Descending
chro-mi-um Gooey er, suns
oe Ae oe. 1 ipl. chromos (1088),
chro-mo s“ficturs "preduced by printing
chron ic se hat 5, oa df, continuing fora a
ai: ma of (kron't-k record of
chron.i-cle “on ‘a, a diary is 8
events
chronicle of the dally events of one’s life:
thron.o- hh Geren’b-grhf). nan in
-graph strument. for “marking
very abort intervals of time, or for ing
aphicaliy the time or duration of an occur:
chron-o-log.i-cal 1a pelea ae
cmmtatning an account of, Rest even °
Ccré-nd''-f6t), now
2, in tert book,
chro-nol-o-gist St 2e'eseu, 2.
‘o discover the true dates of past gvents and
to arrange them in proper .
chro-nol-o-gy (erb-n91°8-10). 2. 5)
sien pres A of crema and arrs
vo ter (renim’t-té). nan
chro-nom-e-ter {fStrument for mnoasur-
ing time with extreme accuracy; an accurate
Parent, sometimes used an a gem.
chub {ena 2 . Ea \-water Ea, of several
chub-by = ns ie bop
neck to the shoul
‘ade.
chuck-le le Gaiety ape
pressed Ia
chunk of 100.
church: man {cht
Ghurch-man (oof e,haviet mae
shed, Chureh; anes
(chOrch’wOr"dn),
church-war-den {°K Shara
England, or Protest plscopal Ch
One of two officers Chosen at Kanter in every
Darlah to attend to the business affairs of the
. and to act as the legal agents of the
round neous Tey the
und Zou a
openly hg mel bar
a
churl ¢ countcyman; “now, & surly, llrbrod
churl-i ish & gh Chora, aa. Ul-bred; mi-
de. perl to manage; stub-
churn
to make (butter) by “violent
to stir by violent motion: r.4
making butter.
(shee,
i. to stir cream in
1utiction ; chase; good; joy; then, thick ;|hw = wn.asin when;
th=z as in azure; kh =ch as in loch. ‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to x0di.
chyme
circumscribe
mere
ually distant from =, point within
=f closed
ane curve
cigar % fepulany af in
. small roll a
cig-a-rette ie ot dnc yout wlgbeteo cir-cui-tous rie borat jo >a
cilia (aiid). neph the hatr of 1 gvellds; | by, a clrcultous route; ind eine
hairlike processes, a8 of 8 cell, or a a », adj te a
Cildat-ed SEAR gap oven wen) Ce CU ae I Salyer abate
. je; roundabout! pul
Cim-me-rian emeta, o ads. be-| Hons to the ‘public o® to certain groupe of
or carved ring at the bottom and’ top of a
vier. thoroughly charrea | Cir-cu-la-to- PS:
Cin-der fess of wood or otnee combust | circulating; sont 7
qangianess a ee cir-cum-am-bi- ent 20r"kim-tmzr
cin-e-ma ©,
tg show pictures
cin-e- -mat-o-graph { ma on appara “
3; surrounding.
cir-cum am budate (3 Kt acrid
ef, to walk for or around.
cin-er-a- TY oe ee ontalgin ge ahies | tats ero = ued nla fy area
ppplied | ta urns ‘containing the ‘anes “ot | Cir cum f flex (oat ove 2 mark
cin-na bar EEN ut mtecourround OF | sytiante fo gencte sccent. of contraction odf
cin-na- mon § (ain’c cngenta) ihe, inner inst eo or bending Jon grea -Jp-ka’,
from which a cir-cum-lo-cu-tion {35°07
ghape, ave fingers;
ii pher { Corres).
is made.
cinque-foil (3%! by Tomy autem ts
‘an orfament resembling
wring, oF the xy to te
‘are eont
Sfotical exarmples wilh
of many words where but, fow ure’ ccs a
a labout way of spraking: as, "to paw
are” man ‘eireumloculion for to
"3 uJ symbol 0; zero; wordiness,
person or thing | redunc
pond “Ant “aes, brevity).
nigh ha to work arin, | Chr-Cum-nav-i-gate (iy Mie nk
figures; to write with | around: usually, to sail around the —_
a 5 private, alphabet or other socret characters. ierepen motion adj.
cir-cum-po-] cdi ,
Cir-ce-an gores'e. adj. ining: te ‘Dear or surrounding the
iene | AD che Rah th ae ee
cir-cum-scribe {* (eorscam-ekerib’) vt. tO
of | ines or boundaries; 1 an as. the
Ate, senate, rare, c&t, local, flr, ask, pdrade; pobne, event; Sigs, ord novel, refer refs,
right, ein; cdld, bey, cord, stp, cSmpare; dnit, Onite, barn
circumspect
109
claim.
ower of the President of the United States is
circumscribed by the law of the land:
surround a figure which
geometry, to ‘with
touches, at ible point; as, to cir-
Seen mae als, eae
soibe 3 circle with @ polygon.—n. circum.
creun Dads.
ji (w0r’kfim-sp8kt)
cir-cum.- cautious; “prudent:
‘ctroumspeotly.
watchful on all sides.—ado.
Ridroumspectness. .
cir-cum_-spec-tion if as,
‘watchfutness on every
cir-cum-stance {30
a fact; an event, detail, or incident; as, an
“ke m-spSk’-
an caution:
wae
interesting circ sta) ‘in his life: pl. state
of affairs surounding any incident, act, oF
ing “ain et one’s sway way of ree
‘one.
FE fo"pince under mtg codlicas.
cir-cumstan tial GES Ah Contning
in, pertaining 10, or dependent on arcane
ibiprumpeive; as, crcumauantial exl- |s
‘detailed
‘ciroumstantiallty.
(eOr’kdm-stin’-
re aprat), to
dence; * accidental;
Ser Saeoumastantiallys n-
cir-cum-stan-ti-ate
show to be true in every part! .
cir-cum.-val-la-tion Geto oh
of throwing up walls or fortifications round a
cir-cum-vent {% vin advantage over
7 deception: as, a8 8 ‘circumtenis
Bo eek a in an evan eo ante,
cir-cum-ven- tion fe tho act of galniny
an advantage by deceiving) a trick by wi
tome advantage Is to be
i Bele tarl or man.
eis-term Sri aril a ee
" G-a8) fortress: a can-
Cit.a-del oso the tush citadet on the
Rock of Gibralter commands the Strait of
Sere omy (sitW’shtn), n. a summons to
ci-ta-tion para “court of justice:
act of quoting, oF passage quoted, as from
2 book, for, proof or
(ait'-28n), n, a nativeof
‘& mem- Cithere
even strings
Cit-i-zen sown o cit
state or nation who
Rights aod privileges, and et
vee
Seghnce fo tne government
‘return his
in_a_general
‘sense, a permanent resident ofa city or country;
in | as, the citizens of New York.
in
cit.ti ric ac. Me dicen Fier B81. 22 “4
‘rin), n. the frult of the citron
citsrom (tyra the fl ofthe ron
Citrue ieee varie cus ‘of tree which
Os). n. @ genus 7
ore hides the orange, lemon, ‘lime,
Te cttlea’ a Orel l. be and
cit-y im ae ! Baited
balls hay
a
ing self-
sgrormnent
Civ-et si)"n,
a thick sub-
by certain cat
used In pe Ctvet
ames; any of various, catlike mosvening
i ; (stv Te) pertaining to a
civ-ic oF tte Tounding Gt
the city wi eee a it ctote
man yy & gree
ora 2d}, pertaining to the affairs of
iting to, affairs writhin « pation:
in, or
Of of pertaining, to, citizens:
aceite si ohen,
‘cial euqueite, but
with now warmth or eordiality.—ads, otvilly
ivil ati na f a ctyties
ci-vil-is (tin}], good brood:
civ-i-li-za-tion Tarheel) ne
vancement, calightenment, (and and EN haters
manners
ate oF
(stv'1-liz), 9.f. to reclaim from,
civ-i- lize Grace sate: ‘ariract in nt
arts and refinements of civilized life.
civ-il serv-ice eye thin ae Reet
aiab ber aie: liter, curdle. as mill:
ene le. as mille:
clab-ber 1. Taille which has become thick
and sour.
Clack to "atia” mahi “tou
tinual prattle.—n. clacker. *
wr, garctpe
Gelkd). past tense and part
clad
to demand as a right, or
clothe; as,
Sytauthority? ‘to emert to be tease
24. to be entitled to anything: to make
claim or assertion: n. a demand of @ right:
con-
tical | demanded;
‘b6tt, £86; found; boil; fubction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw =wh as in when;
zh=s as in azure; kkh=ch as in loch. ‘See pronunciation key, pages:xix to xxii.
claimant 110 clatter
claimant are Ii Star - clap-tra EE 7% any es
clair-voy-ance er claimed BY some claq Till), Ge an, organised” body of
SE the power of reading minds. disapproval at theaters; hens, interested
clair-voy-ant cairvoyan one ee clar.et (Kure).n. the English name for
tohave the ‘of clairvoyance, or -e1 any
‘aplity to sec Thidden from others.
ade, clnirvorant
a thy.
(xii), sble shelifish of
Se ee ee et oclie
clam-ber faced or cum with aimcuity,
(kiim’ér), (n. @ loud and con-
Unued notes,
with the voice: pt. to about with s loud
voice: 9.{. to make nolsy demands. Also,
a ]
or. wood, metal, le loud
etc., used to! y
things together? : : :
to fasten or bind with Pieto strike violestly tosseher: n. the Siler
such 8 device. Holse 80 produced; opposition; con Clas
clan (Roe or ‘tant Cage Ukldsp), 04. to abut oF fasten
ciation "of fame clas; ith ot a wlin.'s Book or =
under one ; fimiy: n. 6 nook
ofeain, having one hold anything close; ‘& close ‘embcacss—m
clam clas) fen TOP the
p Senna fod
which nite St
the animals
or ete,
o cs
i
(alk). ef [p.t. and p.p. clay
clap Sipplagi’ "stele tne heads)” to:
GN Tg gulck, sharp note: to applaud
juickly and suddenly; strike or
rf. to show approval by
inda'together;” come
;
essed by striking
Rate pe ee
clap-board £3)"'n's ‘ong thin ‘narrow | ad
board used for the outside covering of wooden
‘houses.
clay -per (klip’ér), n. one who, or that| anot
pan ea in eae et
Ate, seniite, rire, c&t, local, flr, ask, pdrade; scéne, &vent, noval, refer;
Tight, sin; céld, dbey, cérd, st8p, odmpare; finit, Onite, barn, cit; focts, ment;
,
nen of eding
aoe ree a Ce
age
letention, as imported
Ce ig
yg
Ant, (see ope
clear-cut sharp, conty “de nad ind
HH
clear-ance Em), n, the stot cea
a legal certificate permitting a vessel to leave
hous’
dlear-ing-house {i ong:"92") 1125
tanks send their representatives every day to
Cleat inde © ice" preserve
and prevent
:) slipping: | &
briron on ah Cleat
ete.
tion,
*|cleav-age (2 ery, n, theact crf ng:
and rocks of beng SS into ta
Cleave Svs" Be gate eisseht:
clea
spiitein
cleek & 85, to, ‘n. in golf, an iron-headed club
driving power, some-
nate:
£0, act close
nea;
nea thing that rips: (an argument
dlencher.
.| clep-to-ma-ni-a Mépte mia. an
7 sire to steal Also, Kleptomanias—n. ‘lepiee
ent,
ve
aisle roofs, ete., having windows;,'s
1s0, clearstory,
= |cierey mae for “ine "Sarto Se HES
Sten Conbayi 8 minister oe
cler-i-cal { ga, a, 4
scholar: 9.1 ae) ae, as oat or. falesman. an
| Clev-er quick: expert-—ade. cleverly
cleverness. a
. adrolt, sidiful.
‘Ant: (ooo ata
lb ls) U-sha: draft-tron
ae laalehdmniala = plow.
Clew Wm, 2 2, & ball of thread.
Beat, fbr; found; boll fuiction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; = wh aa in when;
zh=s as in azure; kh =ch as in
‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
closure
"én-
cli-en-tele (U'32";, Wrtows
advice;
a 3 At ‘Unanswer-
bane Side of furconiog fo ropes:
cling Sepa i {p+ and pp. slung. p-Pr.
das by om Smbracing ¢ or entwining.
clin-ic {Ke
(lint), ‘n. a medical lecture ‘on
natiire and treatment of dls;
canes, given jn the presence of,
studenta.—adj,
Patients and
a), out, so sre an 00 ake
it sharp
sharp vibrating 9(ay
clink - er ‘:
(ttik’ér),
Inset of burned
coal formed
into a hard stony substance
om. (att-nbm’S-t&)
cli-nom.e-ter a seat oe
aulp, the dip of ‘of rock strata,
o, otc.
clip ote). vt. [pte a
IP cipped, pr. lippind,
to cut with shear or
cut off; to cut short; as, oes
clip one's words: n. the root
‘of a sonson's shearing: @
Clipper
one who, or
‘which, cuts off or
anipe;'an instrument for cutting the hair; a
‘clear-cut or well-shaped sailing vessel with a
reat _spread of canvar.
nan in- | pi
(kliping), n. the act of cat
Or snlpplng off; that. whlch
as, & DOWepeDe
persons united
Purpose; 8
garment; ae text: diaguise:
Si $0 cover with, paths
FEB, n. 2 machine to eagure and
clock iMdleaie™ tine ‘by "menus. of
moving over's dial plate: a woven or cmbrak
Spt gragment on the ake of « stocking —
clock: wise (ORrED
motion Of the hans of eeloak
clock- ‘work
adj. and adr. to
‘direction as the
Glod-hop-per Str, 4:
ward, rough, or rude
Person.
}. et. [p.t and
pt and p.p. clogged. p.pr.
hoked up: n: a load or weight:
62; a kind of wooden shoe; a dance
clois-ter {hes
fasten; | by one we
oP etatined is Bree
close (kliz), 0.1 Hf to shut; ha oan
electric creults together;
come together; shut in; terminate or make
ending followed by with; grapple with
a eee ty
Sees
iin naar
eee
as in
parts near
closed shop
are not members of a
Hae, @ shop fae
close-fist-ed Beet. inclined o3-past i
money; miserly.—n. clovefistedneess.
close-mouthed Sdesmouttd).odf. an
cont.
close-hauled {)=B0ld%, ods, <pting
possible.
(kl5z’6t), n. a small room for
bone Gacy on" feuitemnent; "e place or
valuable things, or clothing, utensils,
‘sions. etc.; a water-closet: private;
iod:: ¢.£. to recelve in @ private room far
a Pande invervie the of ah
Clo-sure {5° “thay’ wnies “acheesss aoe
Ate, senfte, rare cat, local, fir, ask, pdrade; scéne, Sve, Sg
right, ain; céld, bey, cbrd, st8p, cSmpare; init, dnite, barn,
povil, refs;
focts, A
by which a debate
y the vote of the ty:
adj. iota aot clotted.
Cloth Woven ‘abicot wool hae or ochet
pets a table coverings usual dress
. especially’ the clerical,
clothe © Galoehy 0 2 20 drome te to ue raiment
sro (eins), nipl. covering for tho
see eae a ome
clothes-press & nee btn
garments oF Wearing-apparel.
n, one who makes
ts; a dealer in
cloth-ier & Coe ao
doud-less ~— met er: brigh —
cloud. cloud for clouds; Bvercatt threat
SURE etiam: Stacie! Not Seas at
clout eon, 7, a ploce of cloth or leather
chling:”'s cloth for any mean
use; a rag: an arrow that has hit the target:
,& blow on the head with the hand:
and. Soros coloaniaity,
collected into a
(kioun), 1. a of
Clown Sts: a’ boort an iit-bred follow, a
am
clown.; arn iah gan) oj ike, clown:
dloy Seta IP and pp. coved. p pr.
Chib sia se "pusying Garda: “i Sumber of
Eitusl_penedt’ ef. [pt and pip clubbed,
Glad), n. a heavy stick; one of the
coagulum
club! to beat with a cur ; to give
Semon expense; "el £9 soning te
| Stootbalh 6 form's as. cw? toeether to buy
:| club-foot fuera. eae * a aetormet
cluck (8.2, %,c°7 or call ike «hen
clue 3; dimanvinne ne a abe: 2
clu Gua) pt of three clog as, he he
ne cue" Borgloves; ‘the viae lund to
| clus-ter geben. g.0 SPR che
bunch; as,
f° ESS Se
Utter: confusion:
to heap up in disorder
and confusion; crowd
ier;
Automobile, Cone
gigten 7, Ay whee
Sloat Heather face nea
ten Cantos}, one Woes Su
or carriage.
hoot | ness It is to drive a coach or
(4b -4-J00'e) an official
» eee ‘and of. to
ES
from’a fluid tos thick
ned catalie sta
co-ag.wlative (kecte't- -1b-tty), ad.
| artes clotting; having the proert Ed iy of
co-ag-u-lum (k6ietJtm. 2. ipl, eo,
B-t agua on’ x dee Ce
‘b6vt, £66t; found ; boil,
ths as in azure; kh
FR faction; chase; good; joy; then, thick hw =wh asin when;
kh=ch asin loch. See pronunciation key, Pages xix to (xxii.
coal 1
(kl), n. lack, brownish-black,
coal S25) Srasbusots ssineral” Toran
the vegetation of | toric timer, taken
the cath and used aa fuel: e. to furniah with
coal: to take in coal to
co-a-lesce jether: cinbine: uniter” ruse,
co-a-les-cence {K2"s:e'éne) nthe
Oe ean iat eke) roduced 3
coal gas Strung coalS tect tor heating
F (c6*d-lish’fin), n. union in a
Co-a-li-tion (7 orianey p’combination
of persons; an alliance of nat »
coal oil (51 ofl), petroleum; especially,
yl tir), thick dark
Coal tar Silcn's tauen trom soft Goal ‘bad
from which many ron aye. colors, pre obtained,
coam-iNgs Wood of iron ‘borders
save passengers on distress.
coast-ing trade KS wad’ pons
of the same country.
armor of Ei hia in the ‘Afteenta
a centuries, and
Peauly a hic bearing’ such dovico or bane
rary mu or im
‘or sign ‘used to represent
ti; an
8 city, state, o nation; as, the coat of arms
‘Of the United Stat
eee
coat of mail to ,atiea lisa “garment
e, powerful
CO-Ca-IN€ pn. 4
from coca leaves: used as a
‘Also, cooain..
| €06-6F EE ae a PHT
an
cock ineal S™ 128.7 tis
of an insect.
of the .
cock (Kok), %. the male of birds: a male
@ in the
cock: ak 4
rel the flow of a li
leasing the flow of a liq
B
8
a
a jumevaivo fot
‘or eae:
‘a small cone-shaped
the act of sticking or
as a hat or an eye; the
vegetation; a May-bug.
hen tho’ Sock Bret rows.
Also, a
(kSk’ér), on. small .
Cock-er grog,’ soa th minting: 2 cock:
cock-crow
fighter.
cock-er-el
(cdi),
iscsi,
ee
She
Teac!
_& young
‘than
‘or Hi
Hi reed that grows among
winkler sf and
n
domes-
a year old.
having squint-
ef. tO
one of the
COCK-NeY fame mien t one born witha
sound of the bells of
“uneducated.
Londoner,
Ate, sentite, rare, c&t, local, fir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent,
yw Church, Cheapside;
, novel, ref
right, sin; cbld, dbey, cOrd, stdp, o8mpare; dnit, dnite, born, cit, foots,
3, meni;
‘é
of
15 coherence
drafting of men into the army is a coercire
measure of the, at of
co-e-val parol: ‘woul? wih’ the
Koa of tong CBee, ot son exist to-
co-ex.ist Xt time or place.—-adj.
coexistent.—7,
fe "Clow: Cand’ 4. and
co-ex-tend ( at) Cause 10" Fch
the same limita through the same space, time
etc., as another.
| co-ex-ten-sive (erring same 1
al ete :
i] drink made i: ‘house where coffee
Se ines ora ame a are sold.
Prey 1, a palm which produces | COf-fer rink for the storage st valusblen:
co-co ss ‘escos, coco palm, |@ Kind of caimon or oder pL
of the
ocean. ‘0000
co-coa {*2#0), n, the ground seeds
t (k8%k6-ndt), n. the fruit of the
ite meaty sub-
‘also contains
hard shell which
Also, it.
co-efficient 0° Coe os),
to renee -
©O-€TCO strata by foot: eopuctally Toga | ese
cover-cion yn bara), ferelbly: Conn
% cog.ni-za ble ff Src pine SP bales
Cog-ni-Zance jn. "fadidal inowicdge
tb 0g -ni-zant
so; | COg-no-men.
; | name.
wan |coab.it Sass
Peer Rse’nt-2Bnt: kontrint)
adj. having ew
anything); aware. .
Sourens “eamins)
(cogwin?. na wheel with
eoth notched in tts.
and fiter
§ io Tasers Jointly wt aobacone
cohere topes be gored rai bellu
co-her- ence © ecueliey ot Being initeds
some
‘ore | cog-wheel
ther; connection:
c0-er. vo ercive Sears”, adj. serving or
Deing unit
tek .
a ttlcking or sleaving torethe
‘bebe, £60t ; found; boil; furction; i ehage; ggod; joy; then, thick; hw ~-wh asin when;
zh=s as in azure; kh=ch as in loch,
See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
coherent
co-her- ent (xopee* (k6-be’Ent), adj. sticking
‘coherent at neeagr oskerentiys,
co-her-er eF detecting ine ree, | §
Cohesion {eM 7,8
rvs material; coherence; act of unit-
‘or sticking
hé’s A
co-he- -Sive (ines Ge 2] Co
co! hort feshore), m8, begy of gnciont
soit fur ‘fure egittar; keine), ns nee
fused | fallure:
coin-age making coos of
e system
the
Tell tn a'coa es the cost or of raiding metal
Seana? sk, to corrempond
Bolas 'S CES bes
tof
concurring.
co-in-ci-dent “* atta ,. =
tng place at the sasne tae; surocia
agreeing.
commer er Soe meee nheeiaps cone: |
im
coir “ikke n. the fiber of eoeonut husk,
making cables,
ke on tia eee SF ctr ns COL
coke Sik), partir burned coal. or wha
been taken fren from it by heating it'in ovens: |
ef and Pf, to change Into coke, etc.
col-an-der (air)
holes in the bottom
col-chi-cum ?
a. 8 | metal
3 & vessel with Uttle
Gori Aco; kol'chrichim).
the ‘meadow-saffron. the
116
cold-blood-ed ae hd BlOd-ea) dj hay
0. reptiles.
co; -ci-dence &% ‘nom 2 See Silas te a hap- Kind),
1 | for one
collective
Fahr, tn tam)
a unfeeln
dlooded ad
‘unaympatheuc:
into
ea.
Pohiouy :
Col-i-se-um aaa cnx 1h Rowse Gent
A. D., @ part of which
° i stilt etanaing, 3. Calcepenm Le
ret col-lab-o-rate “3803s sinother e
cobperate with thers in ieerary
scientific work.—n. \boration, collab-
"| Sol ‘lapse (kb-thpe?), -n, .a falling tn, or
eral ‘Drostracion: as, the man’s
sollapse, bs caused by overwork: #4. to
fall or + up;
CCl ine totam worn about
col-lar the “eck ee fone en
ornament:
Shediavicde’ "ot to oie cee Collar: "pat
a collar on.
cal iarette SHT40 = small collar
ore binding.
coll later-al gt e. igo by
Ordinate: protected by, dltonal necarity.
sea, loan: descended from. the same svock”
bu Streceat | Line: mecurity ad ‘edditional
ree eee ceca), ‘2. comparison,
col-la. tion ¥ act of tna
collect sis Shen “las, ors
payment of: 3.6 eee tO mest togethers accomtee
bulbs of whieh are used fo. medicine. (is eK'ead), ad, selt-pos
cold (kd). ad without heat or warmth: col. lect-ed sccsea brought " ogee
fd’ “without passion ‘or zeal: in-| adv. oollectedly.—-n- oollectedness.
i lasonnibior” the, oppose of| col lee. ti keSei-thdn)."p- the act of
heat: the sensation produced by the loss of | COL-LEC-10N gathering together; a mass:
Heat: ‘condition’ of the, body: |a_ crowd: an asomblags Of works ‘of art
usually cat L, ig, exposure or : 88, are many fine
Infection; low temperature.—"ady. ‘coldly. —n. GBlletont of art ia Ameren 8 com
special object,
Si. ad. cool, field, wintry, unfeeling, | col Tec-tive GbMK'HY), adj. untved: a0.
“Ant. (nee warm). tice Claims of tho mivers,” doved frees
Ate, senate, rare, cit, locdl, fir, ask, pdrade; sc&ne, évent, Sdge, novel, ref&r;
Tight, sin; cdld, dbey, cord, stdp, eémpare; ‘anit, ‘Anite, barn, ctit, focks, mend;
college
117
columbine
FECU, oF characteristic of eerie
grainmar, naming s Dun tan 8
college a see a ob attety, ot men
Sfieian pi ©, menor
col le. Jate UEIIAN, aff of oF per
de ot sud nt) Ey cone |S
force ibe ahipe
sheep-dog
of
collie Tie Sack tatetltgence, with eheasy
collier
col.
O13), coal dieser;
Sea fee the cotl trade.
eed) on. Ipl.” colltertes
‘2 coal tine and ite sur
S.teh’fn), n, the striking of
10D. two bodies ‘oientiy
seasemign; at, many, were injured coe
lision: clash:
"Syn. contact, conlilet, impact, encounter,
"Ant. (see concord)
col-lo-di-on &&% Ciw'ar00),n . b gubetance
eotton tn. ether: used "fo Tors fisas Yor
Col do-qui.al We isr!aD, 04 ad}, used, 12
tony to everyday pooch informal adr,
col. Jo-qui-alism (3274.
not literary, form of,
Ew s colloquies
col- col-lo-quy CELE ETM, lel satloaules
tid’)
collude 23 Gore lth “others searetiys with
(xo-1'zhOn), ‘Nn. secret agree
ment for \wful or ceri
tent.
or
living close together; as, 8 colony of writers;
& nutaber of animals or plants living of grow:
. the hue or aj
10
aplor to G3, ‘Also. colour.
col-or. -a-ble (i aes a:b), ad. capable of
falee appearance of orale asSepuver pious.
col-or-blind eee ret aussi cole.
as Also, solour-t colour-blind.—n. color-blindness, col-
col-o-ra-do (2!-514'a8); adf. of mestum,
cigars. |SPan.) ork’ be.
se ue bee-tle if e i a alomiah
Bisel stripes, Ye potato crops,
col-ored («ue od aise od od avin Solr be
eerie eR ree te fateee By tae
Pie a,
is,
col.or-ing Hint "alae nthe act or art
ns 1G, wo
2 wp evplled: false or
eotar. oof -ist fons st ale. aret, howe
20
colorless Kaen lee) 20d, having ne
als marked, by no outstanding ‘qualities es.
mense.—adz. colossally.
Col-os-se-um SRncsko™, 2 Bese
Rome hich about 80 A. Pas scde, ar
Cojos-si-ans feet-tne: oi of the
New Testament, containing the 5] eile, r4
letter, of the apostle Paul to the
a
co-los-s sus Us fl tats of areal net
3 fhe h Rhodes was a eatue of
Rolle, Shy ver ere pemen :
Pa te ai na mark of punctuation | COL-DOT-tage jtne sytem of distnbut-
co-lon [7° areeat of the Bitestines,” | ing Fines ae Bint rellgton ks by
(kcfr’n’l), n. the chief officer of a | travelers who sell or give away the 3
colo-nel a col-por-teur ; (kok pon “tee: Lar EeEr9,
Co-lo-ni-all (tony. or witidmcnt of | ello give away Bibles aed
ple subject to a m ‘country: as, colonial colt fan Ne) ia, a mst male. horse; oemhe
1 nist ween. 7. ‘a member of a | and inexperi mada
col-o. colony, ot Settiement of people Col-ter sir) rox Nde om 0
7 colt ish toe colts Mauy cde Peoksiehine,
bare co unl tna “olong'-~n colonization, iain herb ed
: a . mi. an
-on nade a ean SSE | colts-foot Sem,
co,-on. .| Co. Jum-bi-an (eb, stn'oF En), a of of
of] States or to Columbus, the ‘Giecoverse of
col-um. Sapte oe es
Oot, foot; found;
zh = as in azure;
»il ; futhction ; chase; good ; joy ; then, thick; hw = wh as in when;
kh=ch as in loch. See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
column
118
commander
$.dore or pigeon: a.
family, with flo
Colt
4, ont S: ci
(k6-ldm’ndr), j. having
co-lum-nar (Orn oth gor
column or shaft; formed in columns.
weima). The!
‘unconscious
“dave: Tansoaibiley serupor: [pt
m
comm Cpu8)} the ‘doudy, ‘Baie envelope
surrounding the conter, of a comet.
(6-1 ‘ché) if
€o.man-che feat tory. tbe. of
American Indians, living in what ts
‘now northern Teta a ubmdtbey, ad),
bare tose {rpid:” id; letharetc; morbidly
ste, adjust, or confine, the hair:
‘he crest of a cock: the crest of 8 wave or
a_honeycomh;
siniment for cardi
hair) with a tooth
ith a comb;
com-bat (e538).
‘Tesist: n. 3 orang
com-bat-ant a
fight; bearing arms.
(kOm’bd-tlv; k6m-b&t'Iv),
com.-ba-tive 7ij"pugacious: showin
ispoattion to fight or oppoRo: as, the ‘the fox
has a combatire disposition.—ade.
a com!
bativeneess
com-bi-na-tion (O™ Dinan)
united; as. a combination of ideas; the
unlon of bodies or qualities: an ‘association
‘of persons for a common object: a sult of
i, fe one,who
‘disposed
Syn. plot.
combine (ear. o£ fo alte, or
24. to unite: a, re pollieal partis
‘wlll combine to . Cofean,
k6m’bin), colloquiall
‘of persona generally
; | ing to ;
- comet ‘fom,
. com: “ic
ry:
colloquially, odd: queer. eds.
; | Somat @
‘of being burnt; the union of an inflammable
substance with oxygen, ete., producing lent
nea DI
jong
com-fit Kamp. n 8
com-fort & eye te ee
of quiet enjoy creer consol
ne ‘kiin'fert-d-b}), adj. be-
com-fort-a-ble ‘enjoying
ing at ease;
contentment or freedom from care:
Padded quilt for beds. —adr_ comfortably
1
com-fort-er consoice oF ‘aida; "8 lous
comfort less Si pone of the cheat or
FonRolation of ease; cheerless; miserable;
(com Te), ad}.
comedy;" exci
funny; comical.
cOmt-kl)
com-i-cal &m7xk),
$0, oF ke,
rola to
Romie!” witty 4
fot
Com-ing SERIE) et, antl
Tt, n- %
comity (720, He). civility: | polite:
junction,
order, precept: 9.
ordch, bid enjoin. ae
com-man-dant {ey t“tommaand ‘at
‘a fortified place or a ed of
com-bus-ti-ble eels | com-man-deer mega tt fe
and burning; as, we yal are com-| vice; to take forcibly for Teailleary, itary purposes.
Sustible: n. any sub ich may be d. -man‘dér), n. one who
burned.—n. combust! mbustibiity, | COM-MANG-€F js a leader; military
com-bus-tion & Qn), m4 the | chief or leader; as naval officer next below a
Ss vt ouruuigy the state | captain,
ate, seniite, rire, c&t, local, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, Sdge, novél, refér;
Tight, ein; céld, dbey, cord, stdp, cdmpare; init, dnite, barn,
ft; focks, mend;
119 common
act of calling to remembrance
com-mem.-o-ra-tive {f'
i. on
Cinder
eee
com-men-su-rate aah eda able at).
‘measure; corre:
Sommensuration.
com-ment sm‘st),_n. n.% spoken or
ol
com-men-ta-ry Gottnentarien (orto Be
tion; a series of lanatory notes;
‘pees; mercantile —adr. comm:
com-mer-cial-ism (> prtrait'tcm).
an
habits, methods, or Spirits a a bu
expreasic
on:
com-mer-cial pa-per cr a
dalle of ex Ree teats
evidences of det nich, may ‘be,
security for a
com-min-gle { eer att and of.
com-mis- erate es vmpe.
inom Tas obi ‘oun b boil; sil faction; chase
zh=s as in azure; kh =ch as in
j. ws 1n’8r-8/-
com-mis-er-a-tion fin Thy:
| com-mis-sa-ri-at ho"Jomrtmece Bf
the department of
the
- | to devote or bind onenelt: with
Se | oe ee ee bee
a delegate;
hotel attendant
oats to sccure patrons.
g rraieg. | COMMS Sion-er feeon
thority under a
ive in charge, or
hearts wend for tisk, or as,
jer was commited to prinon; to do!
com-mit-ment {Saint
i_& covered.
‘washstan
. | Siler Convesioncess gat
‘onalt eratocl.
com-mo-di-ous Sens mira 48, dy-fin), ad). use-
sunphenysaomats tatoo
modiouslys—n.
mod T-t,
lity ee Pp om that
anything movalie thst i
‘moval
except animals; goods:
com-mo-dore (3m$4t0);,", fered
tain and
naval officer ranking between & cay
a roar edmiral; in Creat Britain, the com
ron.
COM-MON ceunliy” yo move whan one
22, common to te bumas race; publle: urual:
frequent:
‘or
to ‘mascull
Poe tS say individual o's
°i Bgod; ; joy; then, thick; hw = wh.as in when;
pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii
120
i
(kOm‘On-Bl-t), on.
jm dine) Pavone of the
ish Ffouse | tion
1), =
frien law ‘or the law
com-mon-er
‘of low rank; = member of
of Commons.
com-mon law
of custom or usage not in the written statutes |.
of a country.
com-mon-ly &3m‘9n-, ade. usually:
a usual degree.
com-mon- place ii ot | i
-olsm) a . the
com-mu-nism (°m$- ora in po
erty EA common; a ici
ood eid cont ag Bas
eat, ae
‘or the theory that ou” ‘community or tows:
ship other oelf-gu' ‘and the ‘state
combination oc much sommunitlen: a believer
communal control of property,
o- | member of the Commune of pie lis?h.,
“tninvorest-
Yor house of Parliament. in Great
Bons, or dower
(ebm n's), good
com-mon sense a ond cary
affairs; sound, pract!
com-mon- -weal (y
com-mon- wealth {K! aith = ane, ws
whole body of peo ina sate! ret
com-mo-tion {ff
xe
ei, | Com-mu-nis-tic om; Sinis'tik). adj.
nism, or the theory that each o
community should be self-governed, the
state a combination of such communities;
Se coumuntste theories to cont
commun ni- ty f Seat Jj, gome
of . intereets,
ivil
sme local
3 TOU
pation, Hi
com-mut-a-ble (>mit’4-b) .2d.capa-
con Sio-ot belng cxchanged
Of the wave alone es uate ag, * Ommotion | com_mu-ta-tion (omtseshiny,.
Communal ApS etetD.| anes & am, sovere in‘ placs
Sebo," Commons publles ad) Stotenee off death io tite Improonments.
com-mu-nal-ism (9, t28'em) 4, | clectries creator the reve oe
‘be _self- | means of a device called the commutator.
community or township — shoul a
yverned tho stats a combination of
‘self-governm<
oat on
com-mune (edmond, eM to converse
take of the Eu anne cos dn) y Comnmunton "
so tbo. eralon
com-mune political division in Franco:
‘@ local, self-governing comm unl Mie Yoked-b)
com-mu-ni-ca-ble {% racair ‘of be:
{ng mado, nowy, dpa
of the Eucharist. oe Jerd's
commu ni cate (* (eomu'ar eke
to tell: on
ot tie the *Pacharist oe
get, in ‘connection;
‘Somamunicater,
com-mu-ni-ca-tion (Kot ak:
of making
‘opin the ‘com
Sot tous oe Seats of Pamng froma
‘one place to another: sourse.
com-mu-ni-ca-tive ye apie ear.
talkative.—n. ‘communion ieee
com-mun-ion oor te at, Sate
mon_ possession: a religious body:
‘Supper; one
4.10
Mio chave? partake
Lord's Supper; th ibe, or
to hold intercourse.—n.
reseed
oneself understood: a ‘expres: compactly,
‘oof | com-mu-ta-tion tick-et Ke="0.28-
2, ansportacion tleket fasued at 8
reduced rate
commutator or en wth et
to alter a current; reduce ‘the Mommie tae pr
6-0’ ute, one’s sentence: f.i, oar in gross, bare
com. ymu-ni-cant ¢ A partakore eapectally | reduced rate: as raliroad *
te cd-mnt’ 2), nm. one who
com-mut-eF changes; one who uses ©
rallroad ticket issued ate ‘a reduced rate.
‘ale solid: reade: lobe or
‘enit
ade.
‘closely;
adj. Cindy or (firmly ‘united:
togeth: mass.
Ate, seniite, rare, c&t, local, fir, rea parade; seéne, aren
right, sin; cdld, dbey, cord, st8p, c&mpare; init, finite, born,
— wie:
it; foots, ‘meni
company
121 complain
som pany, ss ea ri i bf peom,, 2 | COMD-PA-tri-Ot fenelfllow ceuntryaan.
ae cm
com. -pas-sion corp pat in). n. sorrow
ty.
‘Ant: (dee cruelty, savers
(kom-p&t"L-b'-t),
eee -1-tY n. “tho quailty of
‘in
Smeg, as, a compendium of, Ets
.| com-pen-sate a'r, ranma for isomake
pense; Make amends for: 1.4. Tomakeamends
| aay compensatory.—n, compensa:
ion } (kdm *pén- tana),
Tecompense
ag Mhatover, makes good any lack
the man received compensation
juries: 8 set-off; payment; amends;
@ service or for
something of value.
3| eon enuoeaton, re Wt: "Ep enter into
com.-pete ‘*° ith another; to con-
tend; as, to compete for a pri:
*n.| COML-Pe-tENCE stave ot belts able “or
capable: bility: 2 85, no one doubts his com-
pelence tor the tasie;" moderate fortune; su
lency; as, an army pension provides a compe-
, | lence for "retired solder, Aino, competenty.
}] Com-pe-tent sie; aultble; “quatided:
a yipene (kim*p6-tish’fin), n. the
-ti-tion (erspeen on).n he
to.
sousht by another at the same
ime; rivalry; as, “competition in business
com-pet-i-tive (om-peer tir, ad}, per.
the contention of twoor a or. ors fer. the same
com-pet itor wi 'a rival.
com-pi-la-tion (gum hn), 1 he
bringing together, as a book made from other
book from several
new sever cudguadt Bre
C
-in, | COM-pla-cence jz,
malas oot Lar Sarastanaction "Also, comipincaney
iaoancy.
(kém-pli’sént). adj. show-
com-pla-cent {k5m-pis/sént).¢ —
with oneself.—adr. corm moently.
harmony; con- bmn me v4. tO express:
lity of temper a necee- | COT] Plain i Tesentment, or
pat ible (emp4s
bi ads.
agréeable: | formal accusation. —n- complatner.
who | Sym.
an to" ea ‘and grumble
f'the habit of discontented men: to'make ©
tp can exist only between th ‘Syn. lament, murmur, repine.
Eaive compalitie tastes.—ads. compatibiy. ‘Ant. (see rejaice).
6st, {66t; found; boil; fuiction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = wh asin when;
zh=s as in azure; kh =ch as in loch, ‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
10
com-plain-ant fro Coie pike kne). noe
com-plaint | gana nm seule = a
party; an expression of etlient.
cent nae ne ‘n. courtesy;
& given oF arc
6 color bat ("when combined
mito: 6 80
b-mén’td-
}. forming,
Conntenen-
8 ge ob
completely. —
ret ple- fon 3 ‘aa sate, SSloee
whole or perfect; accom ry mplishonent: te fulflment,
(km pli
com-plex Cie a Regs
cate; not simple; ‘BS, B Cor
com-plex-ion sicr
com
Lat te
; eeneral appearetzs,
7 bcbrn the
om-plex.i-ty ity state "of meine intricate
ba inv to simj
Sen parte adj. ca
com-pli-a- bie ie Feld ath
Gi n
com-pli-ance sts 2 of Fielding or cone
seating; submission; ax, tn ‘compliance with
Sir dein Al apna
com-pli-ant (k°m-PI An), ad, dleponed
‘compltantly.
com-pli- cate Gcomn’plt-két). ot. to make
involve; ad}. (kon’pl-Kae), ‘Que:
complex.
com-pli-ca-tion (ompuyeantny.
making hard to: ‘understand’ tk the aint of Delng
com plic.i- ty io ae apne S “te
com, m.-pli- Ment or ey ain OF
expression, or ‘approval or ‘eam
fetlon:” dallests fatvery: ah come
is not
to Matter.
hms
ve nt
cape of ference; as, comp!
fimnent | of tho wade,
prehensiveness.
kb’
‘of,
com-po-si-ti
open
art of writing a literary or musical work; the
work written; a piece written for practice in
Re conntens Pukey Akt
a
by mingling A
com-pos-i-tor ceapsert. ™
comm poet Pete ceeiare fa mete
6 ground: mlature used for Dlasteriag.
com, Po. sure ae na ‘
com-pote {* iat ut Gite aero
fruit is
grediente or words: n. a combination of two
or more elements, ingredients, or parta—n.
Soxipounger
adj. com pa , combined.
puts "(see simple). (x3
com-pre-hend (xjnprenend?, ot, 0
oreep with the mind; concelve
seat a comprenend a0 ee
Ant. (ooo exclude, mistake).
com-pre-hen-si-ble Smee Baal
com-pre-hen-si ble aa
com-pre-hen-sion {fin ie or shew:
of understanding ot incl
the power of grasping with the mind.
com-pre- -hen-sive een ay
Complete; as, a comprehensine Sccount
comprebensively.—n. com-
compress ely catdteees”
‘used in surgery
com-press-i-ble Corre ate
senate, rare, c&t, loc&l, flr, ask, pdrade; scéne,
din; ebld, bony, cbr atdp, cbiapares “Gn daite, basa sor
évent, noyél, refér;
foctis, ment;
compression
or of pressing together, condensat
com-pres-sive {x50 2"), 04) tend,
Dower en pg nes cpa
com-prise OPH! ie,,comere.
=
‘the British E: ‘colonk
ist pire comprises many
‘Syn. contain, embrace.
‘o-mise Her (kdm’pré-miz), n. theset-
Ms gom-pro-m. foment of, any dispute
promise’ exposure
|, suspicion, risk, otc.; p.t. to settle
by “adjustment or ‘mutual “agreciment: to
eodanger the interests of, by exposure to
8.
Sajustment a
comp-trol-ler (pero) 7. a. punlls
verifies the accounts’ of officials under
Also, controller.
com,
‘being coerced; force; cons
com-pul-so-ry oeahe Bcote
obligatory; enforced.—ade. eom~
com-punc-tion {kSe-pitkshtnyn.re-
eas of the consclence."™* ‘neasi-
com-pu-ta-tion (om/po-tHanan), | n-
or figuring; ano ite 80 arrived at.
com-} pute {om n-pat’ ‘ye at. Bet.
Sagi tn aso te
com-rade
ko .
fdmate inna’ 's Companion
pre: . the person
‘side: one of the arguments
con-cat-e-nate (ki-kivé-nit), ot. to
con link together; connect,
con-cat-e-na-tion (e3-kkt"é-n8--
of things united Iike links; as, a’ concatenation
of events.
(kon dj. hol
Con-cave Srvoi vas ths unerlor ofd
sphere or circle.
con-cave lens (iene, reach
des of which are slightly hollow and
Ganka eh 1 lot
hollowness; the state c of ielng con
‘ave, or hollow and. and curved: he inner Concave
ors (kén-s81’), re to hide koe}
my 6;
con-ceal eee a conceanbte, *?
Syn. secrete, Cov ‘cover,
Ant. (eee uncover).
con-ceal-ment (ori meet). opine
seeret;_a place of hiding; shelter. ___
béBt, 166t; found; boil; fuiction; chase; good; joy; then, thi
to risk,
to make a settlement by | stre1
\ceasion.
:| con-cert
(k6n-88d’ to yield:
to grant as a right: "as, the
government conceded the right of the negro
Pics
con-ceit Satate of ot ‘one's own ‘abilities
or powers; vanity: quaint
con-ceit-ed («on Sb a) henge
excesalvely vain.- to. conoeif
con-ceiv-a-ble Sea ay,
pable of | ‘being imagined ad. 5,0
tm-
‘to become -
Conceive nant witn (a embryo): to ar
; understand; to take into the mind;
SH ahi" te become pregnant,
syn. comprehend.
con-cen-trate tire dbbece Sbbrenee
¢ of common center:
condense: < efttn Oo the ‘ientoas
Hines, as troope a
con-cen-tra-tion (Kor sr yen
See Ne ancien: aoadansatlon: the. fsa
of the different parte of an arm at one coe plaens
qoneentrasion camp, & Place wi
assembi
pregnant.
*| con-cern { (eco strn). et. &. relate or be-
uneasy: n. shat. at mica be belongs or relates to one;
piney Tay mtarent annie: & bustnow
con-cemn-ing roy srseel Pee? relate
(k6n-s0rt’), ».
five or de
together; en just
oracrange mutually: ne
(kdn‘sért ), a musical
ivertainment; harmony, «
or mutual agreement.
con-cert. ed (559-
‘and 9.{. to con-
con -cer-ti-na
Ser ROP gonad capes with
ramen . with an
extendible bellows. a on Pe
con-ces-sion {t°n;seh'an),
granting oF yielding: as, a conces-
peterpan
ceded; land. Privileges: etc.
granted by ‘a government to a
company, ete. for some
Purpose.
con-ces-sion-aire (4327
fin-Ar), n. a person holding
Sedoe of Paiiee son
conch {o8),,'
\w = wh asin when;
zhes as in azure; kh=ch as in loch, ‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxi.
concha 124 condition
con-cha [Se 1, (pl, conchte (-ké)), pectatning to actual pate © ip epoticata
@ com sand,
ae .
ology
a wi
cilia tor.
con-cil-i-a-tion Gat my Se ae Si
the good will of; act of whining by
con-cil-i-a-to-ry pom dihegin
showing pple hab te'willine 00 i ce
con-cise fier hatte muck in’ Tow
eae bene
@ final
termipalon: ror: ine
Civil War sla lished. nas
far slavery was abol
con. wees (xdn-KG0'atv), ad. deet-
tive answer ado, conolusivaly.-n. conclu:
ca cia
ference; udement;
end; as, ra sce on
siveness.
con-coct SM by Pt, 40 Prepare,
things togeth make .upj plot: plete
bade (kén-} wen the act
con-coc.tion & preparing or”
ae plan or plot; a es of various articles
con-com.i-tant (Sexp7in0,
nies or is combined with something else; an
attendant; as, culture and refinement are
of wealth:
at 3 3; combined
a8, concomitant circumstances.—ade.
comitantly. eta »,
(used: utara). hap.
con-cord 5c. Mercere:
, the Ber agroement, cut of “words, as in gen-
person, number, ana cane,
ate moet. | ¢
for the
for
y fone et and
ite in 8 mass; cover with
‘recot- | » solld ‘mass the ct of severing sotastning
‘affec- | with concrete; a hardened mass.
Con-cu-bine Sease-rin, 72, roman
{pt. and pp.
ns concurring]. to
(cOn-ktish’On), n. shak-
ourrentiy. |
con-cus-sion ik caused by
; as,
as, he cannot
‘escape tion.
Con.den-sa-ble usijerh,
or reduction in alze: capable of eitg tade
more dense; as, vapor capable of bet
con-den-sa-tion (327d&248’shan). =.
that which accompa- | the
in | red
con-cord-ance {e".<6, ata». sere,| Hig
words or
ey occur;
jex of the Bible.
con-cord-ant ite Seon kor akne) od) aera
oor dan’
ad,
con.crete aie inka amass hy mabe:
‘descend:
to.come voluntarily to the plane of lnfetort
con. 1 de-scen-sion mee act at aon}.
ing to the level of inferiors; voluntary bi
tion or manifestation of cour
con-di-ment "ar CO ae on
and spices.
con-di. (kdn-dish din), n, state; rank:
eozen|
‘cdreum-
‘an
provision to the deine of something:
nt
stances; _terms of a, contract
Ate, sendte, rare, c&t, local, fllr, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, ge,
right, sin; céld, dbey, c6rd, stop, cdmpare; init, Qnite, birn,
conditional 125 confide
or stipulat to limit; to subject to examina- | generated by the movement of an indefinite
don, as a ‘Stiadoote une, one it of
uae tion-al ee id of or
provisions ot absoltta: fe; even
Gcbo-dBt), 4, to. express
co a
con-do-lence iin
con-dole Sn;
condolence.
con-done Herisat se "s* ait Boke
donation.
con-dor & (kdn'dic), na vor lange Amert
. 9.4. to lead or tend
te.
tending to; tem-
le conducive to Tet cone
oe flea Govern, regulate; ‘n- euldance,
con-duct i pil.i- ty ge apaiy at au;
Bane SP sculaty
+ Elo & Soe sD,
con-duct i ble Siic"or ans
con- con-duc-tion S324; ‘Uy «conductor:
the act of leading;
con-duc-tive (oP ani”, paring
Fagmmitting. | ‘as heat, “oes an Conducti ive
M8, canal of pipe, for
tbe, or subway for decire wires
Resa
3, SoReal Hehe ctrauler one: 2, oblique cone:
* sll bs body which
cone ane igs rom 8 cireniar
base; anything of iS tplan ab * ate fruit
of the fir, & surface
‘which is fixed.
(k0’nI; kan), n. a rabbit. Also,
co-ney &o2 .
con-fab-u late fein coat
—n. confabulation. Sores,
k £8k’sh On)
| gee om ae hae
con-fec-tion-er {Sof—shtn-£),
eels candy, ond
sweetmeats,
con. -fec-ti tion -er-y (kén-fOk’shtin- 8-1),
con-fed-er-a-tion Stsf%4'm.s=h
Seeqher, of eens ® league: an al
‘ ‘conference o _
con-fer.va cae ttr'va), (pt. conferva>
Mater alge, or any” other H
Di
Con fess Ae to admit or ao.
hear a confession said of a ia
iis state of one's.
riest and receive absolution; ‘of m priest, tO
‘an acknowledg-
co withgon ts °° make on
men
‘Sin, admit, concede, prove, grant, acknowl
‘Ant. (se0 deny).
Coorintoae ot
(cbn-f46'8d-ID. ads. ad-
ae ‘through ac-
oF jt
‘known one’s sins to
anything dis-
(kd (fon feeb tn-4t), 2. the
con fes-sion al
priest hears confessions.
con-fes-sor Crk Qeparfeere, mone who
wrong; who expresses belief in ereain
[—\, | ‘of religion; ‘a priest who hears confes
con-fet- ti xen (bn t8e'eby, npl. of te: Oe
dédt, [66t; found; boil; fusiction ; chase; good; joy; then, thick; iw adh usitwien;
‘See pronunciat
zh=3 as in azure; kh =ch as in loch.
tion key, pages xix to xxii.
confidence 126 congest
Eneping’ ig cntrust; iioy oval sa gate
con-fidence Serle), m talet| mony: .
‘pourisy: 7, pomething told otal Ta private conversa- con-t form-a-] ble n-fOe'm<- bl), oa:
con-f-dent (on't.tta, ot risluve: | ahoula vaya bo ai Si ‘deat
sure; bold; dogma eat aoe deny. ” ads, compliant; submissi ve.—ade. conforma!
jaf correapondencer int
ones: int
confidential secre-
con-fid-ing fa oo
‘shfin),
‘or con:
by, the ‘administer tho rite
Sones ion ree ates to Tull member
ship ina church.
yn. corroborate, approve, sustain.
edict,
Ant. {aoe cont ‘(cn"f6r-mB’ahOn}
con-fir-ma-tion {2° act or v
ratifying. making sure, etc.;
vfirm-a tory (kentarmé-té-e)
con-firm-a-to-ry (con tarmd:toen.
prove true: corroborative. Alay, esmBraative. | disor
con-firmed {@e-fmd).,
leges: habitual; settled, as a habit or man-
nerism.
f fis-K fis’ kBt),
con-fis-cate Oy ait ‘an Portetted a
as belon; to, the state or public treast
as, the Itor’s land was conj
claim and take for or Public use.—adj. confisca-
Cr fis ca thom (on"fis-ki‘ahin), n. the
con-fis-ca-tion Ber" of taidng” private
property for public use; appropriation nan)
con-fla-gra-tion (kor Carrs ehtn),
Par 8 terrible conflagration in Chieags
(k6n-fitkt”) to strike to-
con-1 flict fet ether In onisibn, or dash eon.
Sento. ccoertinets a vache orvatruggle Tot
the mastery: a battle: ‘agethe conjfic’ lanted
three years;' a violent collision; antagonism,
an of ideas.
‘Syn., n. combat, contest, contention, strug-
.
"Ant. (eee peace, quiet).
con flic fis fitk’ting), adj. oppos-
con-flu-ence “bf, nn Powing
where they meet; a flocking ‘together, 2s of
people.—adj. con: nfiuent.
, | nracter, ote,
+ | prisoner with evidence; face jehantly:
pliance with os established forms; reseanblance?
tia ‘allowed by om
con-found eerre
confuse; put to sham
Con-frére filgw member! as the pee
fessors in a college are conjréres."[FR.]
con-front {Keine “Boonfronts
oppose.
Con-fu-cian-i ism 5 (ebn; reread ae),
‘morality taught bj
sage (B. o- sbei-a7®). ‘and his followers: this
‘op ancestor worsiip and
lial ‘ovotlon sf and
con- -FUSe pier! ming mlgtey aida’ Tender teks
tinct:
for another.—adr. con-
con-fu-sion %2fu‘zh0m), fi; the act of
barransing
ete.; the state of being abashed or ember:
Famed: perplerity; loss of self possession :
runauat
con- con-fute ete untrue Prone? bE
swy:| con.gé (ery ss Sear ts
ambassador received his congé. (FR.]
con-ge-ni-al-i ity (53ns8 phere
the state or quality of being
sharing the dune tasten’ aes
the congeniality of artists,
* =<.
con-gen-i-tal ing cr produced #¢ Sis.
to be-
Ate, ceniite, rare, c&t, local, fiir, ask, pdrade; sc&ne, &vent,
right, sin; c8ld, Obey, crd, st8p, eSmpare; duit, dnite, brn,
| enme too full of blood Said of an organ or part
‘mass.
of the body; to.
congested
127
connection
streets Of a city: Sangalnag. 0 ‘much Mood.
con-ges-tion Sond Jon; over
ty the ‘vemels; as, conges
‘the lungs.
con-glom-er-ate Sake me ines
Found, mass: "Gr-Bt), er
mass of Sante. ‘materiale: a rock fcomposcd o
® i GeSn-elimn ee a
con-giom.er-a.tion shan)’ nthe act
Of gathering into a mass, a mized, collection.
con-grat-w_late late {SoS gic O exptees
sympathotle pleasure to, 01 acoount of home
ee
Sasionns the tat fe fala and poley of the dence
Sauon founded upon the peiaciple that exch
eeeestion is supreme wit tte
Con-gre-ga-tion.alist Sen Ree
‘a, one who belongs to the Congregat
‘Church.
rashington, D. 1
Con-gres-sion-al (4? eS -grteh fn-bb,
Con-gress-man “St ereemin). ns
of the House of Re aaa
con-gru-i-ty ment" smmstency: discs:
appropriateness; an instance of agreement or
appropriateness.
Festina & contectural opinion —ads, oom-
con-jec-ture {osc}, a ies:
be
surmise; only
of Seivaeuerereaaee* eo to fOr
| Cou on ase
te: eh eo
cou: njoint {24 (kSnctoine’, adi. united; oo:
in an en ral (kpnite (kor Y400-e8)) adj. of or OS.
con-ju. f 7
si! marriage.—ods.
con-ju-gate MIs ghtot pews
of (a verb), a8 I love, you love,
covering their various
he loves, etc.,
to
. | inflectional changes; the inflection of a verb:
union. |
joined
ie
the RES abn ‘of two of
@ sun: 8 word
ie
con-junc.ti- va « "bi i'd). n. the
ing the eyelids and ey
con-junc- unc-tive ©
connected. .—ads. con!
0 call
on in Bea + come
mand or 61 e), by
invocat OF as
it by, mas sore
cOh’grOO-fis). marked of hand; ler; conjurers
phe Sibeopriates of fae iperforra Sronlere Also, soalerors
accordant.—ade, re con- nate (k6n’at; kd-nBt’), adj. imborn;
Comic oped ings Bao er wud body Gosh "et to biad or fasten
ic eqn cael pf weer | COU-NOCE topes igs amor
® a
co-ni-! fer See n. & treo of the pine con-nect-ed 'téd). oa marked
co-nif-er-ous ait, od, hae | Connor de.
mes oniferous wom pertaining €0'8 B? con-nee tiga eben meet oe ranted?
ie rae relationship; Joining oF uniting:
con-jec- -tur-al oe every, Seay 7a ‘of words o or ideas: & bond: rela:
bést, £66t ; found; boil; fuaction; roa ; good; ‘pri then, thick; thw —yhasin when:
thes as in azure; kh=ch as in
‘See pronunciation 7, Pages xix to sox.
connective 128 considerable
acquaintance; denomination; one's cus- con. tion (kén-ekrip’shOin). n. the
ect As ne HV}, ads, Rtted for script military” oe ue val soorvioe:
con-nect-ive {° ‘Oe joining: as, | the draft system.
Tet con-se-crate {ir (kin’st-krit), v4. to set
as sacred;
grammar, » conjunction. to the service of God: ‘ect apart to & sacred
conning tow-er Seis. Sr ps? | sot apart ae
house of an armored vessel; soy PrpetaPinoe, (kdn‘sb-krf‘shfin), 2.
Ber, gr oseeretiot sit hese hinged of bein hallowed’ Se
fog which maybe ‘ifted to "permit ten to's
the act of ), adj, suc-
silent or ithout inter.
‘pretense of ~
as, the con-
made
tl
ea
con-se-quence {snsren, 7. thet
; inference; result; Tmportance:
fas, war and’ th cOnsagucht
erty: tt arent te ogee
Fer the second term of a ratio—ade. com>
rhich determines righ! a
Conscience doth make cowards
con-sci-en-t tious Ji Cron "an dns aa anae).|
Ate, senfte, rire, cdt, local, fiir, ask, parade wctoe, Gren, nov ete
Hight, en; obld, dbey, cbrd; stép, obimpare; nit, Gnite, ae a a reer
considerate
con-sid-er-ate fee ie foe rare Tear e tthere per:
i ena: tion ore
so ‘, Sn-eid’ér-Ing), a
con-sid-er-ing ies fr me, Bee
allowing. for.
129
con-sign {ins .t. to deliver ad Sage
formal tanner” ‘0. "ano
Beato oe, "oe Eee a ae. betel con-spic-t-ous Srahy er shail
con-sign-ee {f° ot manifest: | dlstiaruihod: © string:
are sent; an agente or Petar. Serle
con-sign-ment i set ot delivoicg ae con-spir-a
or sont; “aa he recived « and G aged ther
RSet formally or sbisped: a "| con-spir-a
Spi
deeds his.
Sree ag See eee co
con-sist-ent 2°31 ald: ace not alcone!
S51 aged were consistent Wi with his belief
‘Syn. constant, compatible.
‘Ant. (poe inconsistent).
con-sis-to-ry fn the reriag Sey
of a church; also, rhere such &
body meets.
con-sols (ute gh fre principal
can-sol-a-ble Siesit2t ads, capa
in of distron Somforted. oF
ae ae os Gepapbieahdin), n. the
einen ig
relieve or comfort.
con-sole Mien, to ire comfort
nin srehitecture
Qeon'ea)
con-sole Siri fice “support
bap 4 “ie (cn-051'1-dBt) iG
con-sol-i-date Sr Osi? Ruraer?
condense: to unlie: Wf. to becetae sold oF
con-sol-i-da- tion @ "ebn-2b1-4Bshon).
con. na
‘Syn. oe
Ant, (see fi
tions; ‘Feguia
eeeires ravi @ quality whose value
con-stantly pertinr ty. od ine
continually; tnfartably; uniformly,
con-stel-la-tion (one ‘cunts me
fixed secrovlags Path a special name 16;
con-ster. -na-tion {5 (kBoratte-n¥'ebOn).n.
or surprise; perturbat
con-sti-pa-tion “ore SP tne pewelae
feborane banat)
‘constituencies
ting for &
ReSmustrt beset)
con. stit. u-ent {constr Smt). ed
component; as, oxyeen and hydrogen
Ee the cmaituend =
oto Fen, .t. to com)
or make Up; ‘appoint; elect:
enact; establish, : PI
6n*sti-ti’sbtin) the
con-sti-tu-tion Kon ri tashtn). n the
thing cayabllshed: gaily strength; Sista
1ysical the system
one; the stats | or
solid or bringing together int
of having boon’ made solid or united” com
‘bination.
fundamental laws of patio mecloty:
Fendt te Opa tate or
Ugdt,f46¢; ound; boll fufction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw-=wh asin whien;
zh=z as in azure; kh=ch
‘See pronunciation Key, pages xix to xxi.
a
constitutional 130
con-sti-tu-tion-al Mpnisitvnan-t): | con-sume (cnet). ott,
adr. | (x8n-sim’tt), perfect. goneummstely.”
‘constitutionally. (kn"s0-ma’ahi
. ; “atl-t con-sum-ma- tion **
con-sti-tu-tion-al i- ty Segoe b Ensonnaion oS
the, quali of state of boing in csortaics wish; completion. (0. han). »
soclety. con-sump-tion (25, s"™p" patie opi
4 yeah alr.
con-strained (eeast"?), Pita con-sump-tive ‘sia ing ta or incised fo,
Hy Compelled- —ado. a
together
strainedly.
con-straint {5% "aecsuty: rorronion,
con- strict (Konetetcty, ot to bind;
con-stric- tion (22; Micdeesten' ‘shiin), n. com-
con-stric-tive PuSreswrii the) tty)» adj. of or
sion or contraction Centr cad fy binding. ‘finding
con-stric-tor eee ee oe Fi
a serpent tat eruites f
truct Pest . tg toa COU
cum
con-struc-tion &"s"teshin). * int
Ribich is bull: jan odie: | Interpretation
and grammatical relationship
Oi ren is» Sea y could scarcely contain herself:
ve (eta ai Yo be a multiple of. or to be exactly divisible
‘the ‘of | by. eomtalner
struc ti to fe tim '-n&t), ct.
Galngufiward, ho penttive "and | CON-tam-i nate Sfetimrntey, 54,0
" 8 tat | "Sin coro eta eacat,
strug (Kerewee; konewed)res, co| Con-tam-i-na-tion si. nthe act
con. analyze or take a} part, (a sen. ie
Aa sa te ree ts | Oe
pre strug Grosk oF Latin con-temin {oar tpon'or trent with
pail a kon ‘sil, ne 2" fficer
con-sul {re4' a ‘government
to reside -pIKt)., v.t._ to
1a. foreign fapt city ae “the ine ‘or consider with
[SPsublecta:” the chlet ot mangiatrate, me OF the aud, pale ‘
Woman Sepublic. and of the Hench Republi “on-tem- pli’
fap ago ask os hon pe
On 5.
yi ‘@r-BI) it carefally;
con-sul gen-er-al (es2) ot. ing oor winks ove carta:
as, the comet generat hhas charge of all the con-tem + tive {i (k6n-t8m pid tty)
4 Jar ¢ (kon‘stt-ldr), adj. pertainh a contemplatioe state of ae ee
Bu n’sthldr). ad.
beer Seo ena |g con-tem. e. 3 Lire
con-su-late {kBp’etate), m,, the, oMies| living, occu occur, ng OF existing at tho same time
con-temp -po-ra- o-ra-ry teen po-r8-Hf)
occurring at the same n, one Ir Bs
the same ‘time as another; 8, "ihsckeray and
Dickens were contempor
| con-temy ‘esocimpt témpt}n.dlndatn: scorn:
orn orders, ete., Of a court, is"race, shame.
te, sente, rire, clit, loci, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, Sdge, novel, refér;
Hake ain; céld, Obey, cord, stdp, cimpare; dnit, nite, barn, ciit, fochs,'mend;
contemptible 131 contractor
con-temy copa.
contempi ym. & pos
Sr ears, aa rs — ee fant 7 Pies, et oes.
cont temp-tu-ous tu i dlndninRul coro” | incessant; constant.—adr. continually.
fal—ade. contemptuonaly. ma |" Syn. continuous
con-tend Qebotend), 24. 2 ir, in continuance ent" gabon, n. per
for the prize; lspute’ or debate: ek os succession; duration. uninterreptod
Mp Contac, steagzle compet con-tin-u.a-tion geese es
ot carried y
3 gon continue thy ator & iad
tea Sia rare or Keep
anid beere, poor tin. [pl com:
"| con-tienu-i-ty Geir), Bb.s
rupted smocesaion or cor
| con-tin-a-ous Se (c6n-tin’ \-fis), adj. com
; Uninterrupted.—
7 _ Ebro, .t. to bend or twist
Ghraly tongue.-ade. contentiously—n. con- | CON-tort oy of gh Sat ey r _
tentionsness. 7 con-tor- tion ewisting Oe writhing:
con-tent-ment warts Snttat™’ | bonding out of eaapey ee OFT
con-ter-mi-nous "boca ab 209).24. | con-tor-tion-ist (kos,%rshin-tst). 1m.
same limits: having the sane bounds. Also, | torte bis body
eonterminal. a3, a contortion!
con-test S*ertie.,/.,t2,ctepete, 28-| con-tour (in
i. ny ately Hq
mater
tral
ts international Iam law jt ply tho ns east ationn at
condemnat
=| con-tract (<n berg thorn:
wrinkle: to become aitected ure:
establish by formal serocneat detroth:
oi, | row; mean; not extensive ads. contrectedis.
con-tract i. ble & onsite tt DD. cal.
oon tne tile woe tee, adj, tending
ak
Con-trac-tile tore: capable of horening
3 trik’shfin), the
con-trac-tion («=r san) estou
Shrinkage: docreaso;, ast of acquiring: the
Sqzptation: ‘n. & soldier of the Continental gutting out of a letter or letters, as can’t for
contin-gen-cy konctin'sbo-a n.Iol. prone rtrace tor (kor; ttle tz), none of the
sfenee or Bomtble occurrence. “Also, ‘son-| ment; one who up undertaken %0 supply oF Cone
6st, £86t; found; boil; fuitction; chase; good; joy; then, “eick hw =whasin when;
th=2 asin azure; _kh=ch asin loch.’ See pronunciation key, pages’ xix to xxii.
contradict 132 conventicle
con-tra-dict (ont gikv). pt to-smert| plane: of ips and pp eared pr. con
apple: ealies. con-trol-la-ble fo eran ec
con-tra-dic- fiom Sergeant, coa.trol-ier rier Mire’ hero
cont ‘tradi ‘ (apn trd-dne't 0 Spun ot ot Olieiale under him, Aloo tn the
see sires to oppose ccitredis: | eee (epncerd-var‘abti
given of ion. | con-tro-ver-sial n*tr6-v ar’ ae
distinction by contrast
Fo uSeeAND: Sn-trbl'tB), 1.
voice in quality and range
‘and tenor; the lowest
con-tra-ri-e-ty 20 aug oF qualty of bine
contradictory, opposed, or perverse; an in-
con-tra-ri-wise Gori ad, “eos kein’
con, on-tra.ry ry eee ry ti PRO
et ; Wayward: n. a
oe ot so Er some Fae aaa a ‘the Opt oat
ey ern 200 tine enon
con-trast Gore ‘ray ase
in
sta
‘order to show unlike-
defeat: ‘violate. wtaahth
at tion tion £ ‘core w
Tatton: as, the act was in contravention of the
con-trib-ute Xo" 00, 2+, to give to
“with others; fura
piishment ‘commo:
Fomething to a cause.
con-tri-bu-tion { CiE En. n
sharing for = commoa} wa
tion; tax: ting to & news
Paper oF
con-trib-u-tive (25,442), 04
fh lending ald.—ado. tributin
(kOn-trib’t-t-rl), adj.
con-trib-u-tory {ing or ed
fhe natura ofa conttbltions ton ‘com=
ith other produce ‘a result.
con. trite { Ceanio ca fumble; pe
con. tri: ‘tion oesn-tnah On), n. sorrow for
lke, a dispute; content
versially.—n. controversialist.
.| con: tro-ver-sy Sec ¢
discussion; quarrel;
Gispute;
Rises was i controversy over the dis:
covery of the North Pole.
con-tro-vert eee eae danei .. to 4
refute; disprove.—n. cont contro er vir'tl-t.
con-tro-ver-ti-ble 43° Serer gw.
Sead Pen rend pba ty nae.
con-tu-ma-cious (same
‘conten?
born; scorning authority.—ade.
clously —n. comtamactoumness.
con-tu-ma.cy S02 Setumacles Con one
‘nate orstubborn opposition to!
con-tu-me-li-ous (* Teonetaems Tl a3).
contempt or scorn; exiia iting insolence or
Fudeness-—ad?. con 7
iy
con-tu-mety fe males cai Bey
bance oe Sd at ould ‘Ot escape the
to bruise; trjure
;| Com-tuse y's beg” gon
co-nun-drum {tr pumice, aayuis
that puzzles.
Con-va-lesce Ser sieagin ‘uid Health
after illness; as, he will convalesce raj
con-va-les-cence («envi rave
after illness; the period of such
3 of
or pertain! Aliness oF
thd period of recovery. m. cue in a convalor
cont oata neceeohtn
"| con-vee-tion {iets peal ee oe
jally. the transmitting of e
fiquid or gas by means of current
con-vene ‘edacta ys Bo [x to meet to-
io December: o.t, Cause. Bt ere
con-ven.i jence (k6n- _ nye n. fit
freedom from dis-
” Also, com
con-ven-ient oe oa ete
con-t triv-ance % ‘Ceon-etv' mia Pk me. Ing accor od mai ere iene saving eo oe
i ee vent Gowen). Ta. an association
con.trive font: plan: ‘si. scheme: as, he | COD-VENt of persons devoted to's religious
contrived to it.—n. contriver. life; nunnery. monastery.
= Testraint;
muperinvendences suthority: we
con-ven-ti-cle {K2,r#04)).n.amert-
apparatus regulating the movement of an
ais: | worship, especially a private ot Neral one.
Ate, senfite, rare, cat, local, flr, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent,
right,
age, novi, ree:
sin; céld, Obey, cord, stdp, eSimpare; anit, dnite, barn, eit, focts, mend
convention 133
con-ven-tion (13? yén'ai9n), n. = meot-| rent: or the
or politcal apo, met
‘annual con
or ratiroed mene ipa, Saros
opinion; ce, & feed Custom
con-ven-tion-al {ena (iron andes on
"oe tuition:
vex body: Tens,
Shae, curved ‘out on one or both aides
convoy
reverse
of Soracing caren: £2. ange, the ay
ve,
2 or, ca aang
convertil
rabiy.—n. ‘converti=
con. verti. ble & rer, ed.cme
Tite snl aae
cOn’véks), adj. curved
con-vex (275), 2 3°38
con-ven-tion-al-ism {fiscyensntn:| 2 Seam ty Gon-vewer-eD.
gard for that which i formal or artificial in
conduct, art, etc; a formality; a customary
‘or usage. 7
con-ven-tion-al-i-ty {foa,7e7h43;
conventionalities (-tiz)|, adherence to for
or set rules or Precedents; arainaatly,
con-ven-tion-al-ize {kip-yin shan.
to conform to custom, usage, or , 88 COn-
con.ven-tu.al iitzz {kbeven seta, sad. Bes per
convents
von. verge Gover). ote, tend
‘cause to meet at one point.
con-ver-gence oe
Sola.” Aino oaversanegs oe
ing surface of
cpr
vehicle, 33 aa an astomobie: the’ Be, carige of
Te tol Com wenn con SB arabe
*& ©) con- -Vey-anc-¢ er (one ines “a
). mn. the| draw up deeds, etc.
Teather at one con-vey-anc-ing ‘S¢ ‘eo at
con-ver-gent ine (Ee: vir sent), edt, tend Pe
‘one owner to
con. aoa:
ay 2 Sher? epprocchiing ‘a con: eget:
con-ver-sant Sty'tsstey gta | sin he act
with with; as, he was conversant with the ruler, | COD
con-ver-sa- tion Ree ee eat: | onthe
con-
‘aiSin. chat, talk, parley.
3, De
con-ver-sa-tion-al {Ko>7y8rs8’shtn- | suade: cause to believe “ade “contin .
aay" to con. viv-i-al feonivT 8). (ad ad). Teathve:
con-viv-Lal-i- ty (pte aa Snood
| mor that attend
chatty talk: ready to talk;
Stile’ spoken interchange
a eel (kor Bald ad). sled in-
in a
con-vo-lute Mey Roe aad geet
je; rolled
one pert on ‘another Sed}. “aon
con-vo-lu-tion ties sie nal och
led ‘upon
ive a ee ooo
convulse
134 coppice
being renee as, the ambassador had a safe Seriain ends: cis: 76, copperatize ctores have been
rarest), 24. to
con-rulse (xbaevtle?, ton asieate
(k6n-val’shfin),
tation; tum
—T. oon
Pca ws pap contes (nis)} a rab-
y
ue
a
ino- | same rank order. ote.
3 | cope
Co.
3 ‘kopeck, kopek.
H Coy per-ni-can “uC portal)
co-br-dinete Sim assists 2
to put in harmony; adjust:
e order, se
it), Of the same rank or ord
‘Clauses:
3m. in mathematica, any.
tain lines, or angles by, which
determined; one who, or that whi
cotrdinately.
s|co-br-di-na. tion Se wanking "to
Sobcdlas ire wae, “4G
importance: ‘equal
(kO0t). . any of certain hirds of the
i , resembling di
coo-tie $230 rr 7° (tis)|, in tho
the’cl
‘and
Eucian tos Be oe
hard clear resin weeds
Co-pal eee tenes.
co-partner-ship {fs Prats tor boise
sted with others in business; a partner-
ship—n.
co-peck &
of a cont.
hese tho wan 15 bo ene Soa
Cope stone {P'n?,2, Be ip race
cop-i-er X®p%é),.". one who makes s
«| Oe ator Orica
| of a coping.
ate sop-ing So", Sheen Slope So aa eS
co-pi ous (&PE-ts). adj. plenteous,
ample: ‘tun
oni anee fn ce. cea Detag| Sank or copious mpl. —odh. copter
of cordiality; as, c of weather; coolness C r (kdp’ér), n. a reddish:
fn time 3 Of manner. cop-pe Ielallic alement, caally worked
coon (an). n. excellent conductor of and
{isp a cage: Seeley? oom ail cooper of this Tactal
coop "or as In, ). n. a green chemi
(kOOp’ér; KOO) cop-per-88 ss wr Tased fn’
coop-er sae EEE ey per-head (ovens ened. 4 polson
me See.
‘per-plate c Plate
sepeomdainn wr taeagel br yaa
1 ving of print tone op much a plate:
Jointly together: concurrence. such a plate.
co-Bp-er-a-tive Soepetst,. “M.|cop-pice K22™)- 2nd. Toho mel
Ate, senate, rare, c&t, loc&l, fiir, ask, “pérade; scéne, évent,
right, ain; old, bey, ord, stdp, cSmpare; dnit, finite, barn,
rele;
ti poke meni;
135
com
(kop'rd), n. the dried kernel of the
Cop-ra Setnut; Grlal cocoaut meat” =” | COT-dial-i-ty jtisvers,e/mpewsede g
copse fo). & care ot] ality: sincerity, Beartiness; a the stranger
small tress of Fe rv kor-dIVBr-d),
Cop-tic sevens, se gevstang | cor-diltenra So suvtnt: beat),
ferried from the ancient “eeypulans.n-| tom: the main system of mountain ranger of
language . tpl. copulas 1. gy (ior the ribbed surface
cop-ula Mord phic joins the neat Cord-ing sre corded fe. corduroy.
ie'taBeentonce, the man We walt Cor-dite gunpowder ‘of high ‘explore
cop-u- late “2p Rik). et to. Gunite, es
. copulation.
cop-u-la-tive {op tit.tty), ad}, unlting:
of an. order:
Hine, of mon or shipe stationed ns sentinels;
‘the prisoners were surrounded by a cordon
wonae aSnee a EN to boy an (eeeaevi, n.8 Spanish
COP-Y fon: a "auplicate: ing Cor-do-VaN josther, ‘made "ot
Sey ti ARRAS RESP Get | ap bola nea Rad ald
scrips to be set up in type: rt. to tranecri Gardens yaraaseb in.
‘eres cor-du-roy of & stout ribbed or corded cot-
makes | ton cloth mynich bas a velvety surface; col-
q . Pl. trousers, oF @ sult, made of
of the United States. composed of the b
Pheces of sea shells:
cord-kis na bost mado of
cor-a-cle Sree hy Se
bést, {6t; found ; boil ; furiction ; chase; good;
th= as in azure; kh =ch as in loch, Bee pronunciation key, pages xix)to xxii.
. Of plants of the aster family.
spond-ent
»| corm
material: ‘edj: made Of lows laid aide by ade
Eapevoredy os, it ts rough traveling Over &
re (iit), n. the heart or
innermost part
Core or especially of
sutntance OF ementlal Point, aa ot 2 aubseer,
8 solld form, placed ina mold, which, when
Poured about it, ahapes the interior
‘metal ts
of a hollow casting: ».t. to remove the center,
’ to mold or cast
mi. a8 80) SppIC: or
co-re-op-sis ‘ eee Kore boats),
Dhak ‘dér), lant
co-ri-an-der ( ausy “reba,
bearing aromatic seeds haan
Co-rin-thi-an (Korinjthrin), adj of of
celebrated city of ancient Greece, noted for
ite luxury; ing to the Corinthian order
n.pl. two books
it, cont the
a apostle Paul to the
Co-rin- rthian or-der Seb gin ene ta
test most decorat
orders ot vartiiccese nit bat
shaped capital, and ornamented with a
Hae ene ater lager 2f the bark
cork ore
Soon eek othe sitar eat Set
pper for m bottle: an
Grit Gone awa Bottle Mae te ‘wo bold beck
Sr restrain: with up: adj. made of cork.—adj.
corky
Cork-screw ier8 for drawing the corks
from bottles: usually made @. spirally
(k6rm), 7. 3 fale Seshy stem, abo short,
and of solid fexyure. as in the
cor-mo-rant (epmeriay, wo giving
3 then, thick; hw = wh asin when:
36 corrective
adj.
corned igor La te cornod
corona of oak lea’ ‘the flat jecting
“ta corsiea's bale gurfounding bese
of various shrubs | poral panic om corparel's, guard. “s’ Go
‘or low trees; a plant of the dog- i of several men under ‘arma.—adr.
odoay, Hpac or | COT po-rate Spree conta ty fet
ight mis ie ie tho United Stateneds.
fn. an angle; as,
oe egal Ma Roekt | COF-po-Ta-tion frocg*t ‘parains “was
mye
the
ing he ne nper
tant public ‘Dulde
ing.
cor -net sot
koringe),
saa ake Pe eh Se
ve OF force into or “other persone: ae company
maundeal sfnd-inatrament: 2 kind of
cornetia
is a corporation.
wt? | cor-po-re-al (or porta., adh, having
comer on wheat | corps tb, OL gorge ten 8 tty
great . Also,
cor-pu-lent fF Mvisg's tee, BRE
body; as, a corpulent mi
ae ege’pte kris’ Ele tO.
‘Trinity
or border Xora. na peo
Cor-nish rn;
land, or ite language: 1. and
ly spoken in Cornwall.
corn-Stallk ¢fmatse
corn-starch { to
used for puddi: it; punish for Hl
cor-nu-co-pi.a (k6r*nt-1 rat ke rd). m. IP n pl amend: adj. exact; accurate; free from error:
oping (Ae) in a ancient ar art, th Tigenof plenty,
flowers:
x nuts and candy.
Co-rol-la ea). nthe taner enveloys | cor rec.tion Goseehin), tthe ect
of polnting oat
Md Ee
yvered in | place of sometl Tro,
‘ph coven (nay), | COF-Tec-tive ike ‘vo ‘make Tight
measuring up or meoting' a standard of
‘morals, taste, manners, etc.—ade, overestly.
‘an
‘crown: ‘as, ancient Rome, & n. that which amends or makes right; an
senfite, rare, c&t, local, fiir, ask,
pédrade; scéne, évent, novél, refér;
ros
right, eln; cdld, dbey, ofrd, stdp, ebmpare; do tn Anite, barn, it, focts, mani;
corrector
137
cosmism
drab ys, ‘that
cor-rect-or 25° Duane, One
cor-re-late Case bik). 6 to bo plated
seach tones ‘connect by exhibiting
matual
cor-re-la-tion (ore mien Taunton:
similarity: the act of Ginod into relation
arogen "connection. similarity, etc: as, tho
correlatiog bebmoon inairgr ang se hav.
cor-rel-a-tive (i? ee ae ons an,
tn the sentence, efther John or James did it,
either and or are correlative terms: n. one ot
that are mutually re-
fro persons or things
“-spond’)
nd reo tS tnatch:
bats should corre with the
a his worde and weta do not correspon
to write lotters; as, he Will correspond with bis
cor-re-spond-ence {*8"tspia/dins);
by letters; as, thelr correspondences extended
over = many Yours; -agreomen
similarit 7
ey m u
cor-re-spond-ent si apenas
cor-rob-o-rate Soze0 "8, et ow
stn: gr he ra, tents cra te CO
fates ate sree sas
verify.—n. corroboration.
(k5-rdbB - rd- tiv),
cor-rob-o-ra-tive {i
| cor-sair (korsts). i
People.
| Seem
cor-rupt Gampt), 2 ta infure:
bribe: fp, debane:
aS te rou: to
bad: ome bad
errors; sii
cor-ruy ee HDD Se, ape: capes
for i da subject to, “accay: eapable ok
Petng beibed.—n. corraptibleness, “corrupti-
‘worse;
deprav-
corsage & anenes oe So.
fn. one who sails on
‘search,
‘of booty:
8 pirate: (p pirate’s armed vowel
n. a dead body: used in
corse ("7
post dra “n. in former times,
Corse-let the'completo armor for the body
Of @ soldier; ‘sometimes, just the breast
Dlate. “Also, coralet.
rt (kor (kOr's8t), n.'a close-fitting bodice,
cor-set ‘support or give shape to
tho figuro; stays:
Po tach a
Cor. (kOrst-kin), adj. pertaining
-Si-can Somes oF Ite
to the island of
(kor‘taah), n. 2 train of attend
Eis tellane®” roceoion:
the § was followed by = corsigs
of nobles and soldiers. Ua]
Ph
OF pafliam
Cor-tes {on
and aoe er Bn), tho bark or rind; the
Cor-tex cuter iayer'of gray matier of the
febcrtarqam), on. an er
Mt has sovecal colored varieties
such as the sapphiro, the Ori-
ental ruby, etc.: its granular variety is emery.
fe pg:
adj. tending toprove, frst 4. to aie
. make Arma: | COF-us-cate tice" enet
Ppa or . sure; cont melo tes. homie a
wrode @epa). tt, to cat sway | COT-US-ca-tion {ther Shah or lay of
cor rode grad a as by chemical ac-| light: as, the coruscation of the lightning
itegrate; rust; as, dazzled the eyes.
cor-vette (corre), n. a wooden ship of
{ - it hon 7. one of the
co-se-cant ftigoncmetric functions: in's
‘tin | right-angled triangle, tho ratio of the hypot-
enuse to the side ony anes an acute angl
O20), a
co-sey tled Denteaed
(k6’sin), n. one of the trigzonomet~
co-sine {i funedone; {1 a criaht-angled
triangle, the ratio of the'side adjacent toan
acute angle, to “eee nee
ma6t'Tk),
cos-met-ic palnifor aah,
the face or hair beautiful
cos-mic (gem.
ie, it; ences, ‘onderiy.
tstronomy: Hola
‘Also,
tn ted sds
ody, pertaining to the
ho lae whlch gor.
at
“or setting ‘with the sun, as
‘commical.
(k6z'mizm), n. a theory of the
COS-MISM jniverse or coamos.
bédt, f66t; found ; boil; futiction; schase; good ; £00d ; joy ; then, thick; hw = whras in when;
zh=3 as in azure; kh =ch as in |
n
ition Key, pages’ xix to xxi
counter
lth wheal)
cosmogony 138
COs-mog-o-Y [Yar ek soount at's | tn: ed coisa gat ore wall pea
cos-mo-pol-i-tan {®2’m9;p01''-t8n) ; | co often sr
world; 'as,8 man who ‘travels all over the
world is a len: oh ato ane. free from 1 peat
Bretton: ce From focal distributed Ad
benny tio te Conmops "S-1t), cap
cos-m ite ¢ ler one sé
home fa parts: of eho Worlds
Politan.
cos-mos
(kBz'mbs), 1. order, harmony;
in the universe: op)
the system of law and
Cos-sack {te
skilled as horsenes, .
cos-set ene re
‘& commo-
deal of moneys to
‘Mace sttampt cost him
2 expended
nee, labor: as, the labor
|. the ofa
pl. the expenses
to bear or suffer;
much trouble;
charge,
cos- ae ala es
vegetables, fsb
cos.tive (eat
caly to. caus conntipa
Cos-tume sie "Gr ares a
style of
tallor-made dress for a woman:
given time; period, clans, ote (kde-tiim’),
dress in, or ‘provide with, ‘apy late
serments: fas, to costume the actors in a play.
(S21), adj. comfortably _ settled:
co: cosy Seiad ‘snug. 9, CO8ey, CORT.
"(K5). n. cottage; s hut: a cover, as
cot 3 hurt finger; ' small bed, usually
Ton wort (k-thn'Kint), n. one of the
ne.
co. tan-gent fr trigonometric functions:in
right-angled triangle, the ratio between the
Side adjacent an the side opposite to an
acute an
cote Om. a huts a shoepfold; as, a
cop are penned tn the cole, at
co-tem-po-ra-ry gue living “at ihe
same time as another. ——
CO-te-Tie 530 or ‘persone who mest for ey
cial or other intercourse; a 3 gllque: 98, & musi-
et Lio Ayia): ma brisk, iively
Co-til-lion (ot aie oP eed per-
sons, in which favors are given to the dancers:
Galled al algo the the german; music for such a dance.
cot-tage : age wot), Ln emall dwelling:
=n, cottagers
cot-ter (We. cod Sada
on a common. Aliso, cottar, cotter.
tion
te, senate,
right, eln;
Nebld, Sbey,, obra,
cotton bat-ting frpared (kdt'n bgt ing). oot Sotton
quilting, padding,
e| cot-ton gin isin
cot-ton-tail
cot-ton-wood Kemnmed), any of
of poplar, having fluffy, cottony tuft Coat
cory. tyle-don abana ots
|e at cee ae ite
words; as, to conch a lehtes i in strong Pet ue
to lower, a8 8 lance or spear for attack: to
Tomove, ‘a8 2, cataract, from
the
eh to
olen, to
expel irritating of foreign ‘matter; a disease
rhich makes one cough.
t (Mc08d), past tense of the verb can:
could trea as an aul th
:] cou-lomb {fe} Pinte Beastial
of yuan cil (our af) 7,00 ,asgembly of
coun.-c! m tation, or
to give advicer's. municipal body: an," ehe
Seeimon’coupelt {a's body of men
thee an (koun’sil-min), we
coun-cil-man {ozzft, mn}
member of the council, oe governing Body, ot
ry sh, town, or city
coun-cil-oF of Sgoun' ltée), n. a member
Gkottn Come int
i, 80
coun se-lor ah 3.of0
advice; « lawyer.
0), title of 2
B,0 tle, of nobility
Thre, c&t, lal, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent,
| stép, ebmpare; dit, ‘nite, ea
novél, refér;
focks, mend;
. counteraction.
1. equal weight
Borer, force equal to another: f.f
yan equal power; as, the gent
more troops to
mand.
coun-ter-feit eft), 8.4. t0 Copy
nt to deceive or Sefraud:
i
os:
lon taco wieh ant to
Drorwery.—n. coun ve:
coun-ter-feit-ing (ohn
back; as, after the drill the men were ordered.
() eountermarch to the armory: "n. 9 return
march or change of front; a reversal.
coun-ter-mine {qa ma).
a
coun-ter-of-
gressive methods or
int (koun’tér-point), n. in
coun-ter-point tonic. “tie scicace’ ot
barmony; 8 melody, in itself melodious,
added to another melody as an accompani-
coun-ter-sink {327
sion) to receive a screw or bolt; to drive or
aink (a eid or bolt) into
e,
such a depres-
sion, ‘20 the head is devel with’ the
(koun’tés), n. the wife or
coun-tess midor, an sash or COUNE,
unt ing coun’ting), p.adj. reckoning;
ber i . Oeming hoo
count-ing-house {fo"room‘in’s place
of business where accounts are kept and
we leisy (counts), aaj. incapable of
countless in focroned upon ountods
tonamers (ktin’tri-fid), adj. baving
coun-tri-fied fic ‘manners or aspect
as opposed to city ideas and manners.
I gr
? gar "Od made the country’ sad
man made the town"; one’s native land;
as, wo are all ready to defend our country: adj.
rural, rustic, unpolished.
coun-try-dance (nt int0) Lone
of the couples dance between opposite lines
by ot
‘tri-min), 1. .
coun-try-man Xantrtmin, 7) pl
countrywoman], one who fives in the rural
regions; one who lives in the same country
° | deancther penepipen
coun-try-side tion of the country, oF
the people living there.
(koun’t), n. (pl. counties (-ttz)},
coun-ty S"Geanite ‘of a country
ted: the Itical
aoe ain nite
cou-pler feof as
an
ment. hich thyme together, espe-
sg (Keoun’t8e- cially two lines of the same length.
count pee SRE) alan sae oe a
(Gwe ‘thing against another Mok uniting two.rs an
b6et, £661; found ; boil; fuiction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw =wh asin when;
zh=s as in azure; kh=ch as in loch, See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
140
cowboy
cour. “age fi AS n. brav bravery; boldness;
cou-ra-geous (erie. at, brave:
ageously.—n. courageousmess,
cowri-er KO: Kode'I-f), 1 at or
course (oo
line of motions Ths portion of actueal served
at one time; conduct; ‘Dehavior: ‘the ‘direc-
tion in which a is steered: series
court- (kdrt'yird”), nm. an inclosed
Cae acai ee ca
UiS-17 an uneio or aunt; a distant rele
tive. —adj.
cove (kv) oP nn a tvaall sheltered inlet or creek:
covet eee eakn oo Sie
agreement; deed.
solemn agreement of followshl
Betwoon members of @ church: F-1. to
cov-e-nant-er Ofy¢nin-t), none
agreement.
to to
:| top of anzthing: to iste upon oF incubate, as
o| over an area; to incl
"| te Baas over.’ as a space of distance: ahelte:
clothe: (s4, put on s hat or headdress: n. that
a
: tet treet, nr. a bed quilt,
COv-er. n outer quilt.
cov-ert gore): 1d}. concraled, covered:
{ secret; in law, under
the authority or protection of er, husband:
sald of a married woman: n. a place that pro-
ot sep] iets or aiion: BE 2. aheltor for gue.
court! judges cov-er. alter; the _ statue
is dle 33, apd cio ee the | standing of a wre sil “
‘objection: tg scat, of « Juaica amembly: | Covet (ivan: tt to 4
address; flattery: ttention to, to wish, wrongly oe uy, for
asa lover; woo; flat tf, to make | (what belongs to another) a
love. . 9, aay, | xTeme oF unlawful for mt ae
cour-te-ous gible oelite*- | COV-Et-OUS sro iota a oe
2p. courteously 7, coarteouanas belongs to another! “eager,
Cour-te-sy Geresios Catt, yotltentdas | MOM Ole atch "or breed: of
combined with ‘Kindness; a ‘act of civility | COV-€' Bide , e ectally Poetic
Bnd respect; favor. Cow (etek Dh cows .
courte-s' (cOrt‘s!), n. a gesture of grect- Kine, ((kin)]. the mature fernale of the
'Y ing or respect made by women ets nimals domesticated and kept
by bending’ tho) knees, dropping ‘the bod
aes) ‘and then. Taplaly tains eon mar
make such & gesture.
court-house (kért‘hous’), n. erable
administered by th those. sg lerally, acai.
Court-ier {he'scurt of's prince: one Wao
solicits favor; retee eave, . it:
courtly Sir‘or cee nar
court-mar-tial {ormicanal. 2
Gepreas with fear "am, to the sp oe
harsh treatment. os bend spirt
cow-ard { (kou’érd), 1. one without cour-
tary or naval court ‘of Justice:
by such a court.
-plas-ter (orgie a2
P! of sticking plaster, ortel- often found with cattle.
nally used by ladies at as beauty cowbo' {youvbot"). ft B boy who looks
Batch 00 20 TH vansp), nthe act of| ployee ot Seckman F ratcn eee we 1s
court-ship Wooing ™ Bitar the cattio while they graze,
Ate, senfite, rire, cAt, local, flr, ask, pdrade; scéne, vent, Edge, noval, refér
t, ain; cdld, dbey, cérd, stdp, cbmpare; tnit, finite, bérn, clit} focts, meni;
cowcatcher
cow-catch-er {ko eSpod rea ata Oa the
lightning.
cow-herd ‘stiie'ae pastren” "=? (anes
cow-hide (rset akin
flexible whip made of rawhide: a
cowhide Jeather: e4. to whip with & cowhide,
p| (ou). monk's hood; a revoly-
Cowl Ge cover tor a chimney pots na to
mre conceal with, or as with, a cowl,
Deere Con’ tuft of hair
cow-lick GERAD) ot etry’ ae the tae
head.
co-work-er “Sin 0ki): 2 ORS,
fellow worker.
me ran cated to man, as by
vas
ee es es Ss Ld of sl wap
money in Africa and parte of
expecially ‘Ee
00 ane modest; “Beahful; demure;
COY shy: ' as. 8 ha Tittle ‘gir—ado. covly-
‘sho
tailed, ha:
nit
a
that ves ux
water; a ci
various. mechani crab
Sal devices or
Brady a nies (Cancer) ta the Zodiac 7 PO
‘adj ereshi moraee
crab_l bed Seoviah"hiaed
i to understand:
3 sharp
the crack of a whip; colloulally, » sharp
Blow: ae ok a el fn alvered
toog of yoion: eto ural. bremk or sor
Cause” to make a sharp tall
edly, as a joke: to ‘erase; colloquially,
spiritedly. F calloatally
injure:
), 2. & bard biscuit:
crack. er fertien 7 f hard, bi bits
States, one of the Se the lower class of rural white
Getk’), 24.49 make s slight,
explosive moive.
Rep car ha a, the Grads of Hoosty; @ ea60
broken limb; a device for rescuing sbi
frame of timbers
Hea
ou
cr ed
crake ese ATi allied with 0
din. 7. Ip. and p.p. crammed,
CTAM 5p: cramming). to seul) ‘all to over”
flowing; colloquially, to put Thantily through
3 course of study, italy ta fon for an
examination: f.{, colloq to study hard
cramp ifthe "ede
screw at one end to hold
ina? dona
boot, {86t;; found; boil; futiction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = wh asin when;
zh =z as in azure; kh
kh=ch as in loch. See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
cane:
stretch
og erarove n.
scientific study of skull
and their characteristics
era-ni-um (7
(pl. crantums (-Ams} and )
Speech: whim;
fancy; colloqui-
ally. 8 Person
who bas too
shaft), a shaft driven by a crank.
‘Gersaie) full of whims or
crank-y (rtabitty “flabte tovbe unset,
condition. —ade.
a shaky ‘or loose
—.
arenkiness.
fed (krk0"d), adj. full of chinks;
eran-nied So ‘swe “grew inthe
cerannied wall,
eran-ny (rie). 1p, {pl- crannies (-12)]. «
(erp), 7. a thin ‘black made
TAPE of'raw stite and fas rape
ion of mourning: a thin, crimped fabric,
sometimes alli, sometimes cotton.
leriah}yo.t to dash in pleces notelly:
crash (ociach tometer with violence: 7
to been fn ppc rich a "olan: to
male
‘@ loud, clat notse: n. a loud, sudden,
‘con! china fell’ with a
ma
for shipping
Soods: rt. to pack in & case or
(kra- tom ork necktie or neck-
vk ne -
cra-vat cies uualy worm by men.
ask for with humility;
ty; long” for eagerly!
crave fog taraee
vf. to desire 3
crav. desire
Ate, senite, rire, ct, local, flr, ask,
: | mind; creative power.
pdrade; scéne, évent,
right, sin; c6ld, Obey, cérd, stp, cbmpare; dnit, finite, pan aie, focts, mend;
cream.er-y fo" tiny f° Bios
butter and cheese are made, or where cream
cream-laid (884. cdj. denoting »
color, showing the of ‘che mold ‘inpreased
on it.
cream nut (2%, nit), the Brasil not;
cream-y
crease &%}..7,8 mark :
its of
obtained from wood-tar: used as an ant
septic. Also,
Cre-ate into existence: form out Of Sou
8, Same ae oom &
creation srating forthe, oF octsinate
ing: the thing made, formed, or originated:
verse.
cre-a-tive (rtiucdve; “te, "a" aeatee
one who makes,
Ice. origl-
cre-a-tor Os 54)
0
, novel, refér;
143
crib
(cré/dins), n. beltef: credit;
an
trust; as, 18 was dimeult to
tive credence to
cre-den-tial | ieee, ahhh, ipl. levers
perree to show he hana int 9 confidence of
to the exercise of authorit
credibility, Sy St S| eme
or believable;
éred-i-ble 5 Eee tmposatble.
‘credibly.
a credible adn ted
cred-it dan
qin ade one iJ ropa: gale or on n grat
Tins ansted “a
Gfal seanding. valuorrecel ved: oppo oppo
creditable worthy; descrving a
I-tér), n. one to whom
Shother is indebted for money
pate to daar,
40), credo (a0),
‘in ‘particular, the Apostles:
service: the musical retting
1 ready, be-
Se etepocally. an incline-
‘evidence.
t_ evidence;
‘authoritattve
belief; belief
ip any meek), ‘n. a small bay or cove; a
creek San fsnall stream, ‘between a brook and &
basket
of. to put ins
and p.p. crept,
to move’ slowly
worm or reptile;
feeling as of touching
grow along the
‘| ere-o-sote en
mation: 7.
or an establ
Also, crema‘
Cre- ‘mo-na Gis
8d),
‘rt oe?
cren-ellat-ed Sitti fated wich inden
ings or
Cre-ole ‘ends eee: ioe
Sieectote! gj. pertshaing to & Cresio "Abe,
‘crematories (-riz)|,
lishment for burning
1. a violin of
excellence, for-
|. deco-
imold-
2, furnace
. cre-o-sol am Gerertepl), ma ally Nauta
Dy, My SB heavy, off
‘emell,
oained from, asic eed ae kn mae:
‘4, to fil or saturate with this liquid.
Gerép). 1m. & soft sill fabric, closely
And wavy in appearance:
crépe de ‘Ghine; crepe (Fa
, | crep-i- tate (reese), as to crackle:
snapping soun soundan 5 eepitaton
crept Ghie ct dhe intransitive En wap.
cre-scen-do uy Sai
bt ihecese, in
force of a musical sound; spe music
ended rim, a Joud | crescent why
(ke 6 rg SRD. dj. 1
cres-cent a iike'the ‘new ‘moon:
H Jan Increasing of a noe moon; a figure
ike s mew moon; the national em
1 tional
blem of ete of
cress Ot). n, any, of numerous
janta grow!
near a siren such "an watererest,
the plants ave a biting ‘taste, 80d Crease
pak! tor fla evel for holding
CTeS-Set pmning olf, ceo Ter Meheina
. Biume of ra,
‘crest or ridge.
crest fal. len seeern, adj. wipes
(kr@-t3’shfis), ad; tain~
cre-ta ceoue Sts Rl: A
‘af of be
Cre-tan Ofis. ea ‘sand inthe eastern
Mediterranean: n, an inhabitant of Crete.
‘Ger-t00";krs’ton),n. -
cre-tonme glazed cotton fabite” printed
on one aide rs, etc.
CTE-VASSE fesuro in glacier ico:
in a levee or embankment of a river.
crev-ice {Grey in 8 walls averevice th
rocks.
crew
(cr), n. any band or company of
armed’ men; “a ship or boat's com-
pany: as, the captain and the sailors form
‘the crew of a ship: a group oF gang doing the
same work: as. a,train crew:
‘2, loosely twisted worst
ed yarn used in fancy work.
Gartb)s ns Teck of
horses ‘or cattle; 6
n key, pages xix to'xui.
144
Croix de Guerre
1. one
se laws adh,
ty
onvict, culprtt,.f
-inal-i-ty ers
‘astm Tncr eh
SHioneo of investigating
‘crtminals
crim-i.nol-o-gy <
somewl le:
deep-red: bloody! rt. to dye with this color:
‘to blush.
ef. to bend or crouch from
or with servility: n. a servile
curls al ; to become brittle. —edr
along an edge:
mabye oe author, finds “honest
et. to examine or
crit-i-cize far742-
crit Leize gia rome
=
nr Pana a,
croaker.
Gao Banton, adf, of SiS
tive of Croa\
n. an eye, loop, or ring, | archi
‘on tho halle’ Soa”
erin. gle se
ni op0 who ts lame or
™m Dube deprive of
use & limb: dies disable. n or
cri -pling vou —— tie lace F's
SRA S
-sis
or sis 2 a8. creep
crisp & ¢ f wavy ned; brittle:
ripple; fore brittle: "rf, to form into itl
Ate, senate, rare cdt, local, fr, ask, parade; scéne, évent;
right, sin; “céld, ‘bey, cord, stop, cdmpare; ‘anit, dnite, barn,
‘hooked | skull: a symbol of
‘unexpectedly;
ahiene the weeds gop ou
crops
facts ‘which’ were omitted on his
cross-bill
cross-bones {ats232"°,"7, a4
each other, tnd arually topped bye
eaten on Good a
dn. the racket or bat
‘ured
elouaiaiesiane game
ton ines is’ intended to, bring cut
‘frst, exam!-
cross-grained {° Seyeeuay’ grain” oe
fiber; contrary in emper as, “scram
grained old maz. pecs
saline | cross-ing (ae)... pubs cro:
| opposition.
red | cross-pol-li-na-tion
tessoned, | Rem ote Goer a the stigma of anc
‘wind.—o.t,
es ea te
Lorre
Garon’ pote F-nk-
chon, a
another, as
by insects or
cross-pur-pose S2*: ctepdrpti on
irpose:
‘@ game of quee-
"| cross ref-er-ence (70, Lie
direction trom one part of's boa & Passes
| to another.
(erée'r5d), 1m.
cross-road crores froin’s tale oad
roads
n. 2 log of wood under
‘8 railroad, called a rafl-
road sleeper. 1
cross-trees (7. ere nat as aa
lower and top masts, to
(ktGa’w8"), n, one of two oF
roads that cross each
boot, [d6t; found; boil; fuiction; chase;
thes as in azure; kh =ch as in loch. ‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
‘good; joy; then, thick; hw =wh asin when:
croton bug 146 crusade
cro-ton bug (22"ttn pitedeade | cru-ci-fix (2 (00 al-fies), crucifixes
snd areaers Pl (a coe he coal
race or taste: harsh in oolor-ade-
DS | er acodeaees,
¢ aren, Lead
cru-di-ty CHR alate Be Godin
of being without, maturity, culture, or taste:
fh Hisefone of is lack
cru-el {> geen. ). 00d. dispoe disposed to are, pain
Jonting, ‘ode, wreciy
uMAD, SBVAES.
cru-el-ty Fe Da Saale
Hf
ay
a
ri
(iro0z), °4. to sail to and fr
cruise * 8 Voyage, from pleco, to place
as, the millilonalre took a long” cruise fais
Britis Royal
te), (eri), tho soft tnper part
Eat nod, nth the land | ttle pleoe: ig Bron ato tle pico pieces,
a a. mi e
to tho sovereign: > (erira’ BD ‘break in
{m certain countries, as Bohemia, an
tative division. tag ht
crown Prince Groans arte
crown prin-cess Kroun grimaes, read,
Grow’s-foot Sab 8, "alt" SU
TRinkles due to age, at fee ute comers oF
crow’s nest Sate pest). 8 lagxout oF
tower the maintopmast
Fountrees ofa vessel,
krO0’sh&l),
cru.cial (5 in ike
form of a can ie marcas
the port
Was octal teat of ‘his
honest
Ate, seniite, rfire, c&t, locAl, fur, ask, pdrade; scéne, &vent,
right, ein; céld, dbey, cfrd, stp, cSmpare; dnit, Onite, barn,
cruse
14
and Arehnida. 1. wood louse: 2, crayfah: 3, prawn: 4, plated lobster; 6, cheese, mite:
sane af ae 9, land orab; 10, fresh-water shrimp; 11, spiny lobster;
equa: 13,
),.m. & hard outaide coat or) slonate utterance, est of weeping or
crust (o3"" se pecially of oop!
the exterior solid part lamentation; as, a cry of Joy.
earth's surface; a shell or hard coverin: in, etc; the cry of the w
to cover over with a hard ion ‘of wonder or triumph:
‘covered with a hard demand; as, the cry for libert:
pond was crusted with ico. Proclamation: as, the peddlet's cry:
Crus-ta-ce-a i"2s,8sbe2). report; the characteristic call of an animal;
of animals tof 3 & battle ery; a party catch:
tke inch lobsters,
ey spol, including crabs, Jo
a). adj. Ike a crust:
béBt, £60t; found; boil; futction; schase; good; Spy; then, thick; hw = wh asin when;
zh=s as in azure; kh=ch aa in loch. ‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
crypt 148 cultivator
(kript), underground cell cue (ic), the tail end of a thing:
yet ve eile oye shrine: = beck ae : ing rai fee
08 an tie Chino
‘crupt under @ cathedral contains tombs | ine quet a hint: the last word of an actor's
pean ne adj. hidden; secret; spocker: “the p ert ome bas toplay. the tape
tic se Pehers ‘ane ‘etrange cryptic | ing rod uned .
‘watch.
Parent glase; clear; trangparont,
£ (eris’t&l-tn; ‘rts’ thl-in), | breastplate.
aoe re gee
Ciipoeal ot grains & barusion
crys-tal-li-za-tion Sey
into, definite shay
sgraing: assume e defin De.
having
Sa bic «UID, aay.
a
cu-bic froperin af a canes
Aimensions: a8, 2 cubic yard.
cub-ism item), n, a modern echoo! of
and sculpture, working | wort!
largely in combinations of sureight liner
angles to rat, aan —n., oat of
vn. an ‘measure
Cu-bit Siout'sichicen incnes;” the forearia
fe on
cuck-old 5 D, 2 man eabid
cu-cum-ber sia
cud (82), .»- food Brough
mouth; as, the cow chews its cud.
cud-dle Gad’), n£. to embrace, closely:
ot
24. to Ii
and banishment. h
ze -mi-na-tion (ym ok'shan)
worthy.—ad>. culpably.
Cul-prit jiteer the alt o's
(ctl'tY-vEt), et.
to cultivate
cul ti-vate
Ate, senate, rare, cat, local,
right, sin; céld, bey, cérd, stp, cdmpare; ‘init, dnite, pari ake!
cul-ti sa er Oe Shia Sie "ie
flr, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, noval, refér;
fochs, mend;
serpent-shaped
cul-vert u'VS?), n. 8 drain or, water,
under a road.
“ctim’bBe), _0.t.
Soe i? nae oS
caral
0 ee Bae eit io ited
peel of bitter oranges
(kaiaD, nthe duties, offcs,
lere:
cuamu late {tytn ob
by additions.
cumu-la-tion {PEP shen). nthe
‘Acdrd), 2. }. the coagulated
curd parrot mulk! ‘as, choose ie care
curd: ¢.t. to cause to curdle:
free from:
i Cu- ré art tholle fous meade eee Hoes
b6et, £66t; found; boil; function; hase; gg0d joy; then, thick; hw =whasin when;
zh=s as in azure; khe=ch as in loch. Pronunciation n key, pages xix to xxii.
evening as a warning that
ferbe put out: the time of ringing:
curly soci, fate, Sea a ftle‘aoe
Rotes and coin: the currency of the
States includes paper money and gold, ail
rent (kovént), adj. widely ctreulated:
cur-rent passing trom to band:
current 3 fk a iY
Lalas ey oak Stee se
certain: ion; as, the boat moved down
the river with the current; a movement of
electricity, or the rate of such movement.—
ade. currently. tom)
cur-ric-u-lum eee ant
ricula (-ld)], @ course; a prescribed regular
course of study In a university, school, etc.;
as, the school curriculum includes cooking and
oe rice, fowl, ete., flavored with this condi-
cur-ry-comb oii.“ tok' ta” Soaaing
prayer for
, sentite, rire, c&t, local, fiir, ask,
cot),
child gave @ curt answer.—ade. curtly.
adj. abrupt; short; as. the
to, cut short:
; | cur-tail-ment (orjaménn)w the ect
in (kor'tin: karen), banging
cur-tain (Sten wnlen can be drawn up
chatr: ef.
strike axal
billiard table,
crescent; a8,
point; a
ment.
Pdrade; scéne, refér;
right, sin; céld, dbey, cord, stép, cbmpare; anit, dnite, bOrn, ctt,'focks, meni;
, event, novél,
cuspid
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cycle
cus-pid SBzR, 7, 8 pointed tooth:
te eo a ad
cus-pi-date wick Spearline
cus-pi-dor (xtie’pi-dar; kiis’pi-dor), n. a
eas tard). n, & mixtare of
cus-tard (malt ‘ets. “pated
cu-ti-cle opal pe one aye ot
thin bark of a
cut-lass (£°*, tei ids). ng short, heavy.
cutler “3 Sve, mong "who, makes’ or
cut ler: ae ect
i
i| cut-let ave. n= "SES or, eat, cut
cut-off
(kis’td-an, a n. that which shortens,
cus-to- a as. the ‘welfare of a cl'y as a short or straight road; @ new.
thould be, Ia ‘the cslody of upright, ‘men: | shorter channel cut by a river across s bend:
ot ze mptlconmeat arte |& dovios for stopping vee, fram, enrering
fhe Jewels | the cylinder of an the sct, of thus
eet oe aa off steam, olnt at which it is
na course
froquent reais \t’out! 2 spitchitke son
efthe same act: established oF cut-out {95595 %o "cul onan electie
‘es, ft 1s the custom to exchange rife | ght. from ‘tho, real: ih, cireult” broskert
nine te orem requenty. ‘exhauste directly into the alr, instead
Gd). mado’ fo" order: aa, | Of, an regularly, through « muller.
Ea yr 7 | CUt-DUTSE purse steal thetr contents;
nO enon cde Girt) cd}. habit- | cut tor (eae ee)
conventional: veam- | CUt-tEF ho cuts <
—n | shapes garments; a
sieleh fortwo ‘perso
murchaser; | small fast-salling ve
swan | Pa Seca
im-hous cut-throat {ro
cus-tom-house allaing woera duis |p, a munteous vi
or taxes are ‘on exported “or iin: ‘a roffian,
feotkss Godl vecls ‘arovchtered. snd cleared: cut-ting s&5%--
Cut (ay. ef ips. and pp. cut, p.pr. cute ng).
ting. to. cleave of Beparate "with 8 | p.ad). a ‘by aa
instrument; as, to cuf meat; make an natrument:
non, in; divide; ‘trim inter Fone rounding the, . Sane
ately without 3 ‘cutting remark: ‘n. & piece cut ‘off OF
tele fib friend Oy unkind wards: <tvide | from: a lip: a. August ia the ‘month to
& cards) at random; in tennis, to | make a culling from geraniums; an incision
te bail so as to send fe at right angles | Or Cutting ee leah, a. fab
‘collogu ‘one . nm. the cut 8
lame ed. tovmnke an | CUt-tle With ton"armn, suckers to
of 8 sharp
%h
of @ garment; shape:
leliberate of an
ea fea a
yn ‘hand-made
sane aed at 00. Seren,
Gd. out back
‘waist: n. & coat,
;|eyes, and an ink-bag
eyes ‘containing @ dar
cut-worm {it'warm, 1: 2 destructive
(si-An’6-tip), n.
-an-0- srapbie fa
2 a a
ian), m. auy of ‘varie
:|¢ye-la.men Gus plante ‘of” che primrose
(sid) period of tim ord
‘ventas Pitch” repeats” eS
% a irevaltiion of & certain
oy-cle cy-cle
‘b6Ut, {86t ; found; boil; fuziction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = wh ‘agin when;
thez as in azure; ith =ch as in loch.’ See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
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cy-cle-car SHH, jp g,,fe7 Het | plant, im wilh tho primary, an wll aa the
cy-cle-car Sn vekiets davon ays mes
peli Saher
y ; =
on the Trojan War and its heroes. Also,
Graiomerter Shimane te
the distance traveled on a wheel.
(et'kion), na violent. storm in
cy-clone which tbe" wind ‘watts inward
towardsa center; ‘a tornado or any destruc
tive storm.—adj. cyclonic. fizen.te ancering” at
cy-clo-no-scope {*ii8.2¢-sk5p').n. an | high motiv.
ing the motions tone of atmospheric currents ‘which
produce cyclones. _ cynicism,
cy- y-clo-pe-di-a Sdopaia Boga ene te
aalnng, be Sntormadon om trace
Sazclonsaie. en hing th that attracts attention; as,
carne) the tire of a ners, mame
ee pean ee Ee Stes | Fane he Ger sree
& an a
ive. value: v.t. ‘to work Out by means of arithme.
to write with a yivate, alphabet or
other secret characters. Also, cipher.
CY-PTESS rota ina)” tho. ble ot
cyg-net {4 (elg'nBt)_n. 8 youn mourning: | adj. pert 1a). pertaining to, of made of
(sil'In-dér), 1, the surfa - st), pouch, in animal
cylin: der ies Ho tianereaen see: ovat Ga, Zatatte, ELON anna
to basal tottaclie Teng round body; a rol- membranous receptacle as, he urinary Cyst.
Cystic (ated laa Spt or out of diseased
oa
(2hr), or absolute
GZAL grch: & supremo lord: Gear, tho ttle
ofa Russian emperor: aform of Cesar. Also,
czar-e-vitch (orrorcans, ™ ale, Sas
witch, tearevitch, Cossarewitch.
cza-rev-na (zi-rév'1 ae). n. the wife of a
3
“és ee |
ARNG
ee ie of
czatina Gi! ah He Sr
e (chék), n. a member of the most
det of Steam Engine Czech Wetsily "branch of the Slavoule
B, exhaust: | C, oylindes familly, including ‘Moravians,
eam valve; 7, valve. Slovaks; “the language of these
cy- fet lin’ dete) adh ete peovle (ch&B-alkv; eslkv).
Crane Sor propertcas Ot i cally), ne a
cine tei wary nl | eee a Danese ote BS
c - of avon
CY-MAP cating a'loces garment or chemise | hemlans, Moravians, and Slovales; @ 3
wor by wore 5 theatre gt 0 Ca a ee
cym-bal (simpa) ne Czecho-Slovak ‘i ¥i- 2d tae:
Mactal plates to. be ‘ntruck W. ) | ruse: reterriny to 2, Sree Since
Boone ously plural Moravinand Northwestern Hungary, ort
yen. a certain
cyme {indo fowering —_ Cymbala people.
Ate, sendte, rfre, ct, locdl, fr, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, , novel, refér;
right, sin; cdld, Obey, cord, stdp, cbmpare; finit, dnite, born, it, focts, meni;
thelr language: n. a member of that race or
ere Ya dabsier ag
286nt"), n. the Gen.
adger-dog, 8 hound
long body and vary short, ‘crooked
dac-tyl (Gkt,,". 8 metrical foot, con-
See See
used
dad. ded Sts 8 father: a name used by
dad-dy lor long, legs i2 (axart Ting iter ng 1éez"), a
Kinds iso, a kind of spider
* with man;
da-do Pi an, 1 ipl dadoos (a8z)1,
with o
a
daffodil Ge-odiyy ma kind of nar.
or double flowers. ing Yalow sie
daft (dato. Gd}. woak-minded: simple;
ily ag he ts Gayton that ‘ubject
icy,” ma shoe weapon” for
“reference mark ‘ta
bédt, [6t; found; boil; furiction; chase; good ; joy; then, thick; hw = wh as in when;
zh=z as in azure; kh=ch as in loch. See pronunciation key, pages ‘xix’ to 20d
SH, uP at.
utter and cheese:
into s Bhop where
‘are 201
w petals.
td), ibe
Darko-ta (abeed.'n sn ota, tthe o
tani the region of the Upper
as, they went
p-pr.
daly
time; lotter: ‘as, to da
dal-ton. (dol'thn-tzm),—n.
-ton-ism finanes: "#0" called “trom
John Dalton, who first described it.
damm (44m), n. 8 bank or wall across «
watercourse; any man-made con-
trivance to stop the flow of water or gas:
a female parent of mammals; a shoot of rubber
used by a dentist: s. .. damamed,
‘io’ confine or Paleo the level
ing).
82 by a dam: restrain: usually with in or ups
as, to dam up the stream.
@ (aim),
dam. great
a “wily done to a person's
Charactor, [porson, OF ‘atates, to, tho wore
did great damage to ‘the man's character:
1. money recovered for injury or loss suf.
fered: vt. to injure; harm; impair.
dam-a-scene (asm*d-96n dim’é-sén),
facturing ‘tron and” steel, ‘with etching or
inlaid designs, as was doné at Damascus: adj.
of oF pertaining to damask or dam
Bamatome,
asm ee aT
ae te
damask (dims, 2, sk gr une mace:
terns; a find “twiliod nen" with pertaeas
damask rose
tions; “Damascus steel or work; a
Bink color: adj. peraining tor made"
dam-ask rose (im as, rn eo ee
native of Damascus.
dame (387), a way, ledy:, also, ttle for-
Madam; "a schoo! mistrom; a mateGn) An
galery waa *4. to sentence fo punish.
ment or death; “to doom to eternal
nishment Voks, & curse upon:
Soudemnas bed oras a failure: as, “to damn
‘with faint praise”: -¢.i. toswoar; to curse: n.
a curse.
dam-na-ble (28024), ad). deserving
a (damp), molsture;
day 15? Sl
a eagato ‘our’ joy.—adr. damply.
despa OF 3
Plate, to regulate the
vice to check the vibrations of =
Musical instrument; as, the damper in &
piano is made, of a covered with felt.
(hn adi), maidens
dam-sel {iinari Riso, akmaote
elle, Gamoeel, damsel, dessoleeilor
pi: i. a small, oval, pur-
Ie ‘also, the tree that
as, to “dance ‘the baby up and down; perform:
‘as, to dance a jig: n. a regulated movement of
the feet to a rhythmical musical accompani-
ment; as, the one-step is a modern dance; a
dancing party, less than a ball; one
Found of dancing st suche
party.
dan-de-li-on (arden) .f, Sy
Fey Jan ialgacon sr temper: anger;
m
Gander fie ts Ee a ae
ne eo move UP a
dan-dle (on in astoctionate play; fondle:
as, to dandle a bab}
ai sida on th
dan-druff ep ata on the
off in small scales or 7
raid the nae Be of ses 19th century.
Dane (82):7.828
Ate, sendite, rare, cAt, local, fiir, sk, pdrade; setae, event, »
right, sin; céld, Sbey, cord, stp, cdmapare; anit, dnite, born;
dangler.
Daniel arse, ina'ySD, ni. book of the Old
the Hebrew ot of that namne, captive at
Babylon, and-cont prophecies.
Eplée), adj. {mall and. active:
te and sagt ie ‘appearance.
spotted;
(dar'd3v'l), adj. character.
ions SP Peale SS
dariz fellow.
fears bod n. bravery: boldness:
dark Se ae
mood: mysterious: i
norant; Sheen tae
fights place ‘where: there: ur ute fi
nd Pt ase e iene:
dorhand’ secree: to work in the dark:
cer as, Tam ia the’ dark on the sub
B growing, of ‘making, dark:
fprilgts
ae, ve oe
scurity; al
Upores omen!
dar. ose
loved; vi
Stgheaecte ites
nurage;
daunt-less (nul). 2d), frerles: iD.
captain brought his shi; a
1 in storm.—ode. “dauntlessiy. a
that causes
y
Fine, gaure ;
ahaa mp Orreveaterays ae
oct stone
a Be “arog “jana: “ableovinvea fom ‘ual Sane,
daw args ore te wor +
daw-dle {nikg' manner; letter. daw
| AAW jitmnier preake as the Say” nthe
first appearance of light in the morning; as,
the cock crows at dawn before the sun rises;
Raeeae abun), n. daybreak; begin
dawn-ing sing or unfolding
béBt, f96t; found; hoil; fuiction; chase; good; joy;; then, thick; hw = wh asin when;
th=z as in azure; kh=ch as in loch. See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
156
deal
iad the Deriod “of ght, between
and sunset; daylight; sun-
period of twenty-four hours,
‘midnight vo midnight (tho ‘civil
non to Noon (the astron
Hale
azEgCE
ae
wil
88, pri.tes work an
day-book (GB’DD0We"). n. a book in which
business wccounts of the day
day break S853" arta
n. a vistonary
to dream idly;
: castles in the
day ia-bor-er Shay SRE sok
¥
da’ let-ter “ cry lati). a ce 2 .clesram, sent at
ue ‘messages at
precedence In time of
ligh: given by the
day-light sin."iine"potwook sunrké and
days of grace {tt (diss silowad
for the payment of a note after it
daydreams
(di ), ne
day-time ‘ hun, Bante BoE ous
t. fuse;
daze (29,74 ipooatuet alas confused,
‘to confuse by a glare
eect he Pina. £2
“(Gica), n, an inferior or sub-
ordinate church officer; “a man
‘the minister and manage
of'a chureh.
Soa eee
appointed, te to assist:
dea-con-ess
roman who
jive: | de dead wind (a3 77d)
degree of
SS tl
dead-beat wren ig “movement
with no recoil; colloquially, one who lives by
eles. “oe
dead. ( sén’tér), that
dead cen-ter (ion of aa ta: which
the crank axle, crank pin and the connecting
dead.en (22s rt to tomen the sharp-
Te et to lomen the @
dead-en ses, iheensity, er vigor off,
the medicine was given to deaden the pain;
fotard! blunt” realer nonemmductive: make
Bast, ‘a distance that can be soa
dead | to make sound
faatelees, or atale: | deprive of gloss or bea
Pate Adair mm auround, fat block
abip)
dead head fanaa 4 5 cology
Garalinaye or (Coe aS attains? Ba
a wooden buoy.
dead letter {Stee the wer of when
cannot be found: that which has lost its
authority; die ‘the old whipping post has be-
come &
dead-lights (4842te,,275, 0008
cabin windows inte stormy weathor.
dead-load {ni tonless: yrelsh
dead-lock
standstill;
forces equal each
it neither can go
a (gaan. adj. ephsing, death: de-
FEE ile ict aS
Siar, nyo pe of
eat ut ts
ata military
funeral.
dead-ness (aéq': eapee. nm, absence of life;
dead reck-on-ing (<3. eine of ing
a ship's place at sce J the log. and tbe
compass
ris), in. ‘I shiy
dead : rise ssi steel ales
‘to be carried; freight charred
Eoidee ‘of by bulk; the heaviest part
Of a ship's cargo.
ind blowing
crite to & ahip's
aN, aff. unable to, Bear; un
deaf (70,04 bie. tear: ewting
Fe ake unable
deaf-en (x ig'drown out. as 8 sound,
Proof,
deaf-en-ing cout tr). Pe Tinting unabe
used In &
(di at’ one deaf
deaf-mute Sune: ae? sume
m ea
deafness {aston grit eating bal
vision; & part: & por
deal {fin "s “aivision “or “cards’ to "ake
plnsee align, para o,f omeee
ite, senfite, rare, c&t, local, flr, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, éd,
right, sin; cdld, obey, cord, st8p, cBmpare; dnit, Onite, bOrn, cut,
, poxel, ref;
t/ foots,’ mens;
me one who does business
‘a “trader; ono who
buys aod bing er one who ‘distributes
cards inva
deal-ing (0. 7 ,sonduet_ towards
* ANZ others; ‘as, fair dealing means
hemes Ee, relations; t
It) tense and participle
dealt crits Yer deat. oo Pen Pe
‘sickness?
(ath bab,» bell tolled to an-
last
hours of life.
death bell jeunes death.
death-blow Giana" feasting
fame.
deathly (a titeny as i tava
8th ri
ee Sttaber ob GeatBer coually
reckoned at per thowwand, among the le
Fe country Or ity for a cerain
eet
death’s-head esses geniulor| di
te death (d’th wor’&nt),
death war-rant (oor "avits power to
ai | de-bat-er (604
H ;|deb-au.chee ere
187 débouché
eee lp ny battle: Bsa) arene” lay he ages
fo River
Fupplai in great masecs:
debacle
de-bark (*! (at-birie), 4. to disembark; to
e. shore from, &
de-bar-ka-tion areas
@ vessel; as, the debarkation ‘the troops
fe attr reduce from
juco from a
cease te at Mas, ctu
tn, to debase a gold ng sholoin ke
coin by
de-base-ment (4 fet sma mack of
character; a conditie of lowered in
value, ‘quality, or
adj. dispu-
de bat bl (dgibav'a. ‘oh
le-bat-a-ble istic; samitting of ques.
ton or debate: as, the tase of the Saree
, | a debatable question,
:|de-bate &
(début), tention in words:
: uments Tee, yet
“of jenta on
peakers, before. an
forand against, dispute: ‘meditate upon r.
to argue or discuss 3 Teflect.
er), 2. pervon who
fn ‘an argument,
usually of forme oatire. t ti:
bOch’), vf. to corrul
de-bauch morals or’ principtes pel ure
vitiate: n. excens in eating and drinking: &
carouse—acj. debar ,
Geboghénn.
de-bat bauch-er ery (obaasheras a) ae
enness: glutton;
tion trom virtue: gprmuption of 8 oitty.
16-bén’tor),
de-ben-ture C¢%0 00. 2, 277 eno
de-bilitant See dy tS
: de-bili-tate GORRREE? 2S carvan:
.|de-bil-i-ta-tion ort? was
de-bil-i-ty ERT atade! SERS
deb. it (d8bt), n. entry in an account of
credit:
Sebounaire,
carry out 5 names @ wan, elds de-] -bouch Ee reg £2 man cea
Geath w rie"), n. 19, ope a gmenge some, gut!
death watch att fs aaying pore iP Raeant vas 0 col to debouch into
Wixctuflon Stora simi a (aB-bo0"abK’), n.an_open-
fe tbh: as.bakD, n, *| bow ene ing, market" tor" goods;
stam sorderty ‘fiteht | an opening in military works for troops. “IF Rj
68, £66t; found ; boil; fuction; chase; good ; joy; then, thick; hw =wh as in when;
zh=% as in azure; kh=ch'as in loch.’ See pronunciation key, pages'xix to xxii.
a
debris
decillion
ace "als
fs taken every decade.
de-ca-dence ‘{ebgehts: gtk atin),
de-ca-dent {it eae Aad ceet
to ruin: n. one geese: declined of decayed.
dec-2-gon iving™ toa "ide! “and "tes
and ten
de-cag. -o-nal (Site (abichero-nbb,
teare a with ten angie an ten sides.
dec-a. a Serie ma, metric
0.3527 of. engramimes
dec-a-he-dron STE aon, 5 a
having ten equal sides. —adj. dee
dec-a-li-ter (4 (ddk’a-t Mee) n. te coment”
erating abek at, eae |
log (aes) Eee
ae. (dbx ir, th
et na metric
dec-a-me-t tor (5 gf ledgin of ton
eck vt. to aa pero of gently.
ert ‘tr, n. an ornamental
holding
fies bottle tor wines,
liquors, etc.
de-cap-i tate SF Gh iPr) ot. to cut
de-cap-i-ta- tion { sige. ™
de-car-bon- n-ize eprive s ‘ot carbon,
aac te: && etric
decare ‘ Sirfece™ containing
‘ten ares, or ry ‘oan a
dec-a-stere in aera Sema of pes
taining ton cubl on 13 don
dec-athon 4 Geet Ton), n. os at ic
Ate,
right,
enite, rire, ct, local, fiir, ask, pdrade;
sin; cdld, Obey, cord, stép, cimpare; Gnit, dnite, bara,
w dec en (atgipfantn), n. the act, of
58
soci | de-coase Othe iataer"of's greet man
‘adj. deceased.
"| de ce ce- dent (G6-08'dént), n. in law, &
de.ceit (Sar2i.%, cent Sent: dey.
Y year.
de-cem-vir (fF vont Soe
Rb posseasod sbsclute’ suchortty In ancient
who pe ent
Rome (is1-440 5. C,), and wrote the laws
known as the Twelve les.
de-cem-vi-rate SSemyt). 2% ao
authority; their ange or & otice..
"Soe een Da i =
| sere re ee
de-cent (i ai iPainn aed
decent cloth Hie cape et
decent a
ge of cheated or ‘misled: =
wp| de-cep-tive (stot hawt or eatead as
deeeptice sppearances—ade,
de-cide it (Gb.std”, 04, to settle: tp dobar.
conclusi “rales oct to elves fudement
or decision
n_ determine, settle, adjudicate, termi
de ia ted. oe", pad}. free, from
Ty (@esideain. ade.
tively; sae
a
gr oily
‘one-tenth of a gram, or 1.5482
decigramme.
dec-i-li-ter Gone
Caseraerver),
Sara ee
scéne, évent, &dge, novel, refér;
it, focks, mend;
decimal 150 Decoration Day
dec-i-mal @3ini od pertaining 10. [declar-a-to-ry (Eker eos. | ad.
fens nr deci Pama, MeUNUE | erctry ratty ca aad
7. 1 (dés'l-mAl-D), ade. by deci- de clart idee) et. to mate known;
dec-i-mal-ly ‘or by tens or -|de-clare {i parity” or publicly; Dro
dec-i-mal place Garail claim formally: . ble: ‘make a. solemn
the decimal pats eriathahe i a
dec-i-mal point ¢7;m4)
fraction from a whole Duin
cating, when standing
character.
dec-i-mal sys-tem ¢
measuring by
ber,
fee
(de1-mit sis'tdm), | Fe
ssyatem of reckon
take the
deci sn
scale.
i. (aeo"-mbree) ne the eq
dec-i-me-ter ga ah pal
to one-tenth of a metry oF 3
‘Also, dectms
, docimetre.
de-ci-pher ({a""Stinci* JP unknowa
into known ss: ‘discover
or make out. as sometl
or hardly legible; interpret.-
Syn, spell, int
isi (db-<izh‘tn), the act of
de-ci-si ion ‘being 4 bpd ooiton:
minadon; judgments as, the
dec-la-ma-tion (eckyemprante
lie; act of reciting; & reiseesoas recited
20}
effusion, debate.
see aa | Ee
‘noisy
oor, foot; found boll; fualction chase; goods; joy; then, thick; hw = wh asin whei
zh= as in azure; kh=ch as in loch.
ean.
Bcf or sate
decii:nom.e-ter etectay
for measuring the aij magnetic
de-cliv-i-tous 5 gira ad ao aa
ielous’ path,
ie et sour
‘from’ a tal line;
st to obtain the
| ites of. by bolita” soepenmhinel
$|de-coc-tion | ane cikshn), nan extract
Gé-colle-té ckaee a, A tli de
neck 80 a8 to eee
5 ar ‘Wearing ‘= low-necked
Gress, (Fad .
de-com: -com-pos.a-ble {47 SF SRR
decom pose (aksm: PB), a. to sop-
parte; pon eee “to become
Separated into
ment; a badge of "
Dec-o-ra-tion Day Seedy Gay
aed Called
- | 30) Hajch the graves’ of ‘thee WI
20) on w © ra
‘Civil War (1861-65) are decorat
pronunciation key, pages xix to xxi.
decorative
dec-o-ra-tive
dec-o-ra-1 tor "aaceee a) one who
tifies; 8 er
son whose business it is
‘to do ornamental
Painting, etc., in houses; as, an
de-co-rous ak ponte decent:
(aak'O-xB-tiv), adj. vend-
ng tg adorn; ornament
great achievement;
ly ecu, co +6 to
ibt
for
clusions from what.
de-duc.tive @ iaedait iow 9), tenating to
clusion grom, Pe is ip accepted as,
Wood Wied. nv tat which te done:
deed £F, a written
convey
act, section, commission, instra-
wise the two a the Isle of Man.
‘du a Tr eat dtl, a tame, or| Also, .
SUCK imitation, duck used 10 al-| deg, 904, far below the
hae fowl; hence, a person Wi P sa ‘as, & deep well: extending
- far back; as, a deep lot: penetrating:
de-crease 85%) palo 2 deep gublect, alworbed, grave
come steadily tone, ot ow tense; heavy: as,
Etones or low in bites ta be
storm decreased, in violence a deep sleep; strongly colored: that which
Sorking day: reduce graduall weenie thee
extent: ual
amount or of
the
Sun, © diminish, dwindle, lessen, dectine,
"Ant: (o00 BrOW. gor
(aes
de-cree § or edit a ual decison ciao: 1s
award of an umplro of arbitrator:
fby 8 taw, decision
Sega eet make @ nw, decision, ete;
(bere, nh feel fr
de.crep-it i ‘wasted:
worn out; as, 8
de-crepi- tude Tigater aa, 9, ae ay
de-cres cent (teeta, as adh growing
the moon deere cxying, down
de-cri-al 2Ciamorous ‘censure; ‘outspoken
‘e)
de-cri-er set ). n. one who blames
firm In spite of te attack ot his decrlers deer-stalle- -ing i seis on
de-cry (d6-keri’), on Pip and p.p. ‘decried, stealing upon. pon, shen,
down: ‘cons Diane *| de-face (to
dedicate Gees fous | mas ery ait
ceremony; as, to dedicate a chi Sun. mar,
or set phart to some Grok. OF duty Pe © ‘Ant. Toe ea
dedicate ‘inscribe
Uverary we
‘Sin. dovote, consecra
ded-i-ca-tion jon (eesti
, | nce oft
ather
t
10 darker.
id tl gral 3
laid Cepia), 2d). well-concersed:
deep-sea {5 (apres. ads. peratning to the
onde), sing. and
int | deer i Finlaating/ Gag Chowtae, anim
thelr horns ‘are called antlers and their feshi
deer-h hound oe aang ater S
8
deer lick (E32. goto, ear
*| de-face-ment ‘ “(aetiarmeat, nn. the act
the condlion of bang cy
defacto (im sae
de. deal cate ate OD ong owt 4
devfal-ca-tion Gea aD Eat
senfite, rare cat, local, fir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, &dy
nee sin; céld, Obey, cBrd, stdp, c&mpare; init, Qnite, born; cit
, novel, ref&r;
‘Moctis, mend;
defamation 161 deform
rane Gea armen Oy | def-er-ence rshru2 vase &
def-a- ma-tion rt ag detent (Get etre a@h.
mi), 2. pean
thé good, reputation off
none who
de- featist © acy sores
Steet ae
yn. im} lomish. ‘
de-fec-tion Se ee or allege
ive (d8-fSc'ttv), adj.
Se Fee tve te att Ma
Pewanting” some of the
fend’), .t. to
(dea end), Ls. > Fuad OF Poe,
joke do: nga ot
ight, by force
eon evidence: contest, 88 a sulk
si ‘suard, Protect, att
om und, sory
de-fend-ant (erate. ‘eure of
de fen-sil bie @ aE EARP: ou capabe
de-fen-sive (Sn cabal dh serving, 9
wi, protection; as, we defensive tare aie
naa? ig te Abra ak
< ere
Sia ata pct
b60t, {66t ; found ; boil; fuiction; chase:
th=2 as in azure; kh =ch as in loch.
Sedistingul ete
cst de flec-tive @ (ietai fon ad i
postponement
‘|de fiance (ifeut (geeine), 2 “Eectatbiuoae
de ‘ant ‘(aera sith fal of. oF
ex
opposi-
)., adj. wanting;
e; ‘defective.
meaning of a term, phrase, otc.; a concise oF
clear statement.
de-fin. itive sents at ftv). gd}, positive:
clusive: n. ‘word use to a
the meant 0 ofa noun.- ade. definitively.—n.
de- flect (d6-fékt’) De to, bend bend from a
bend or turn
de-fiec-tion ‘* “ab. japan). 2. a Dencing
ment from one sae to thivother in sighting
a field sup to bring the gun to bear on!
object, as disti vation.
tending to
de-flec-tor (8.854), n_8 plate oe
bring lames of eso into lose contac ‘and
thus Increase the
pf, t0 deprive of
de-flow-er ee Sout) yo blooms
aidite Gee eo Bt) iat st
defo
i Bgod; joy; then, thick;hw = wh agin when;
‘See pronunciation’ key, Pages xix to x0di.
deformity
162
deliberation
(d8-fr'mi-ti),
formition (-t18)}" chat nich
the shape of; state
or
being misshapen; want of beauty ot harmony.
de-fraud erred, Ve eee to cheats tO
from—n. datramers® "urns "ronsnuliy
Ae ied
fe i-
de-form-i-ty
grandmothers, ade ‘a
de- funct orituet dy,” my i
“ihe. deed collectively.”
tp act in contempt of; restst
openly; 3, dav the law:
fully; baffle.
de-gen-er-a.
od oF of
of morals.
de-gen- er-ate (¢' (ae seo echt). ech
Ke spi ee bt). of a low at em grade| taken
9f morals; deter 8;
desrad sn depenerats coring 7. & person
kind; person of low morals
de-gen-er-a-tion {gb/éne-tshan).n.
brocess of growing worse: degeneracy; de-
‘worse formerly;
‘worse than ite
ade.
°F Dela-ware ii «
de-is-tic (Sr-tned bell ua pesonti God
Gaertn. deltien (tty
Pe i)
deity ebcung: the’ cuafecier: Tnture, ot
Stiriputes of God! the Deity, God; Jehovah:
de-ject {3 ae °t to depress the
-|de jected (iesskue pads, Saat doa:
ay, [de jec-tion ‘ (ab seat Solomon
“3 7 depres.
di Aetetntn byright or lawful title;
je ju-re ,. =:
de jure, ‘Ghee "iat ha ade
3 Syke) onc ote tbe ot
in proof
4 indi-
gating that’ letter, ete. if to be deleted. or
de-lecta le (2444.20, 04), plese
gems a 1s delectable. tag: a eae day.—ads. de
de-lec-ta-tion geisewantn paandn), nde
del-e-gate (Sentra ‘ot for, othero! a,
the delegates to tative!
y-lu-ti-tion (eie7o7.t'an, nthe 1 Gelbgtt) to send as at agent with os
deg. horlty to act: intrust; ti as, the people
de fa. ‘Ta dation (ateraendn, n, the | Syn., n. agent, deputy. substitute.
tae lowered, In, ranke morale, ove: dele gation 24 By: the ace ‘of a
de-grade (aber). et, to ‘reauee tp ’8 person of body of Persons to act
honors, office “or. dienity: Sdegrade ‘a pacach Stato nds & el on to the Repub:
soldier to 219 lower 1 Fan or delete aes ie tte out:
morally: Ieseen’ war aay. ), 8. to blot out: erase:
gomn na ‘grade; | de-lete
de-gree red oF ‘tation. tm fe.” aP stags | delete all mistakes b om pnts 8 6 = .
: & remove acaden= ris),
seal rank onferred by an, instiuutions as a | del-e-te-ri-ous (Grau more we
"s degree: one : some drugs
of on B deteterious raed the body.—-adr. dalate-
a’
ete; the
ference of @ circle;
ta het Steaua * @ unit for measur-
n. the
aeeria 1-fi-ka' hon).
de ¥e fica. ‘tion @ Of making & god ‘of,
t. and p.p. deified,
com ve
relative amount, extent, quality,
(din), of, to condescend
. he did not
as, he wouid deign us
dei ism (em), n. ra alin God founded
de-ist on n. oe hone bit 1 God is
revelation.
. deleteriousness.
delft-ware singed cath B
at Delft, in Holland... Also, gait
ded -lib-er-ate feo srt). “apne
Suber the Traitor before fie ibd an =
take ‘counsel with
to praleb oc worms | others:
deified the oak tree;
Ate,
right,
nate, rare, cdt, local, flir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, &d)
sin; céld, Obey, c6rd, st8p, cbmpare; dnit, dnite, barn,
con
sideration; slowness tn Also, delth-
eratenees,
ge, nioval, refér;
it, foctis, mend;
deliberative
163
demarcation
de-lib-er-a-tive (22 2be 4. tv), adj of | carry
cussion; ha‘ ‘the form of debate; existing
for le tive discussion; characterized by
3. (dél’-kd-af), n. yt. delicacies
del-i-ca-cy (Sis) “the stad? ot “auaitey
agreeable the taste or other
of being to
senses; & I grace; tt re
finement; sensibility; consideration for the
feelings of ; sensitiveness to
‘Syn. nicety, daintiness, insoet tact,
sotinese, modest
‘Ant, (
del. rieate (at aera! ae pare ‘Dee fever
jor; refined! ae, decile
child soosidve
deli _ca-tes-sen (ar kd-tee'ba), pl.
spoked, meats, preserves, ad ‘nd relishes; table
de li-cious ( sate adj. highly pleas.
mind: exquisite “ads, dalelousty.on dee
describe minutely and accurat car ly in words.
deln-e-a tion aes tate) a tii
duty:
del-i-quesce ane Jay af HE
:
Some Manid y taking in m gout, from the |
de-lir-i i-ous ¢ ateras. im Hghthead:
ot fever; fs frantic sin dal eels 7 one
td dation a
de-lir-i-um (% peered n sey god
¥, fever, and ‘marked ae ran
and fancies; excitement; wild enthi
a delirium of joy.
ium tremens {9 sta om
in
thes asin azure; asin
3 | idea:
carry and hand to an owner; send forth vig-
discharge; communicate; utter;
(dB-iv’tr-Ane), n. the act
Of setting free; rescue;
de-liv-er-ance
release;
ea eee ‘a mall valley: a ravine; ao
tlome; (phys de-lous.er i ai me 20,3)
tus
Ing to
, Delphian.
(dBLekre’
Delsarte arte Sivrleal éxertoe| Orv tau stv tae
delta Gait atl a’ deltas, (dn
Shyer a ws, the Nilo River fea
‘surface. “
an_inundat
:
de iv sion eae
unger the'd Seifin
An
ty reality)
de-] lusive Gia eerstt ‘siv),
gelusive a eee
°| de | luxe ase, made unusuall;
fine
juze
ee
thers Sctunntt det ‘delees Inte rary the. sereis of
desmagnet ine seme
‘Properties.
- (dam‘é.
dem-a-gog ces: se
ie go ic Giemsa sm. adi adj. tikes
der Tendler. Roo 'd-gdg-Tzm), n. the
lem-a-gog-ism. B
ty aie coe
oe mand (eemand) rectiea:
‘it, 1864; found; bol; fuction; chase; g90d; Joys then, thick; br
yunciation key, pages xix to xxi.
denatured
behave;
demean ‘one-
(at-sat' ead nea
de-men-ti-a Seta.
n. ‘ation ‘which de-
demerit (tmnibn gion ra a
for bed conduct, (dé-min’; dé-mén’), n.
de-mesne sonion ob tand as one's dwn:
|. Der=
= (deem), halt: p prefs used! tn com.
jual in length to half veer &
oq S guav wed
ne inferior
dem-i-god coi? "$ne ‘wnose nature is
partly dt ; & hero.
dem-i-john Cine ens “a a "amall Bock
and large body, ‘enually ‘Tneased ia wicker:
be oats) ine deathe ‘egpectally of
de-mise ‘Sroyai personage! te conveys
ance oF cransfer an restate y will or lease:
it by will: 0.4. to bequeath
de-mo.bil-i ize {eFms Pris: , de-msby- | a
dismiss troops that have been mobilized, or
called to arms; change from a war footing
Bo Ponce fons abmok'ré-a). 1. (ph.
de-moc-ra.cy § eeacles Cats, "ie
orument © republic; “a, ie
i ae ce
quality 0% :
tBerwoeld must 0g sate for democracy:
racy, the Democratic
dem.o-crat (Cloves'in snd upholds the
principles of popular government” or social
Squallty: Democrats member of the Demo-
Geneve (apra"o-erty 7), ad. pore
pomeranian
erament le incore
To, aoclal oquali‘y; Democratic
‘the two, ‘in the Unived Staten,
party or ite principles.
Bikey ne ‘one who
mont ook
lem-oi-selle woman,
de- mol: ish
cgemol hy. On
jown: reduce to ruins; de-
a ie ‘man evil spirit: devil:
€-MOD in mythology. & being midwa;
Dotwoen the god and me ‘men: @ guardian spirit
Asai ale (unseen,
de-mon-e-tize Scprve ‘or value, ss
money; withdraw from use, as mone; as.
the government will demonetise “tora
Paper money.—n. demonetization.
de-mo-ni-ac (38 me"ar-t0. 4, one poe.
lunatic or insane ‘py.
demoniacal.—adr. demoniacally.
‘or tearing | de-muur-rer {22
de-mon-ism Cg 7on=): otal B
nature of an evil split.
de-mon-ol-a-try ve ike
(a6-mén-01
Sitay or dowd
\Sn’strd-bl), adj.
tengo ot
shown oF proved. ads pert ae
dem-on-strate (Of) ett prove be
yond the possibility of a doubt; teach by
examples; prove; ‘as, the pupil learns to
demonstrate arithmetic lems.
and eclence a anatomy;
show of military force.
Syn. certainty, cradenee, ei deduction.
de-mon-stra-tive (dF menstga-aw).
er of showing or proving; to point:
to ‘which it refers; as, this, that, these,
adv, demonstratively.—n. dew onst stra tiveness.
dem-on-stra-tor a" ‘Socgere tee)
points out, or shows; a a teacher of practical
anatomy, or phy dose ‘an.
s. | de-mor-al-ize ora eer
oo: | or energy; throw into confusion; dlscrganise:
Confuse —n, demoralieat
de-mount-a-l ble "GBrmnounrb. oat
+ ntable rim on 6B
demp-ster {if Stet Mes, "Alb deemate.
(aé-m01 *s
de-mur Cera por. Pde eee:
hhesltate: raise obisctioi,” nano
Gemur (amor), ad}. grave:
de- UTE modeat: ana demure
otc: the San
mart, n,
ie thlahter tor &
;
cavern; Mine, cave of a wid
"iain; any ‘cosy and private
room, as for stud)
de-na-tion-al-ize Li taNscpcee te),
docnat a call Fe Geaires pet fz), ot.
des nat-u-ral-ize {2 Death
deprive of the rights Sha Batioe GPS elas
oral
(dé-n&'tdird)
de-na-tured (2¢n8 tor). od). changed
made unfit for its ordinary use by eddluen ot
‘or like, an evil spirit: Prt frantic; insane.
Also, adj.
Ate, senfite, rare, c&t, loc&l, fur, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent,
right, sin; e8ld, obey, obrd, stp, cbmpare; init, Onite, barn,
other materials; as, denatured alcohol.
Bova, refer;
it, foods, ‘meni;
denial
165
deplorable
de-ni. i-al {2 (arora. 2
noncomp!] liance”
den-im 2272}.
refusal to grant, be-
‘amit; contradiction;
‘2. 3 coarse cotton
used for hangings, floor
den-i-zen (gies, 7,02 tonatiian:
be cna re ni
de-nom-i- nate Réenomy'ismat) 0.1. todes-
call; name; adj. baving specific ame co ‘eon: | i
; as, five cents isa Seren:
dex ne n -i-na-tion 5: (abnom' rata).
or tiiaiess
vingitopee
de-nom-ina-tion-al (2¢.29R"Fak-| en
pertaining to, or carried on by,, a class or sect.
paadz, Cenomninationally —n. denomination
de nom.i-na-tive (gamit).
2, 8 woed derived from edodn oradicctive:
den- -ti-tion or" (dén-tish’fin), se the, proces oe
den.u-da. on eekaetben, asent,
de aude Gee aroha Matt
ft, to malo bare of
clothings a lay Dare
denude one of
(fot by the wearing
de-nun-ci-a. tion {3% garehra'ehen):
of accusing publicly; ‘threat;
(d8-nOn’st-A"ee; de
nGn’shi-8"tér), n, one
ntin’ehl-d-t0-r1;
non Pakd-tonri) iH
accusa~
iota cietor
who accuses publicly.
de-nun-ci-a- tory {gt
ad). Felating to. or “son
odor; a Aisinfectant ates), ot,
de-o-dor-ize ao ete Goiistn
de: -nom ina. a-tor iit Ssoatan cepiatebich, | U@-DArt 47 ete dle an eke
ives a name to: the express fracts jocamp, retire, ,
Mor en Pinon below the line, gives the variah. (ee remain)
de-no-ta-tion 35 ioe ean), no pinin de -part-ment { isepeaintee na die
oe an tndtgton! Sane or 1den-| Riana ase eam: brant of
de-note {if ?*ntiv out platy’ inulce:| government: aa, “tho” Depariment of Age
betoken. 7 a province,
dé-noue-ment (42% mt mareveling de-; part-men- tal (3 ge pantimsn’ tal),
or solv di arimenta,
of the plot of.a story or play; the
(dé-nouns’), vt. to threaten
or accuse pubilely; censure;
adj. thick: as, a dense fog:
a ‘crowd: tn:
(dén'si-t), closeness or
fh, as of shade; proportion of nine CONSE
fo: Dro} _
Grnth oCaBnt), n. emall. hollow: a slight
jon, caused blow “or
je tooth of a whi ? tooth
metalite to make 8
ah ‘aide oF
o
etdar prouounced bythe ad
den! tate (a3n'tit), adj, too toothed: as, den-
den-ti form @ ‘Gao rikrdrm) fad “ad having
den-ti-frice ice aac Th jee border.
for
‘Geaning the teeth.
den- til {fos (den’t), i), mone of the emall square
woes i es fn. the hard, dense
den-tine iitsue whitch forms ‘the body of
n. one who
tooth.
den- den Stn er as tung
den-tist-ry Sees. wea ots
cea
‘and
werna by
de-par-ture ure jen lag "e
method: death 2 Bow pinn e
de. pend 83 (ab-pand), 2. Sf to, rly, for sup.
with on of upons han
ne down
de- Pia ae ant i coe adit). n. ane ho
or oubect
down.
de-pend-en-cy Sepeaderes ai 6
country under con!
t a nt oven co “abi, ci. bag
someone or something else Tor supports cot
subordinate: ‘ne ose WES relies ea
fnotier for support; something» which
(ae Ht Ro paint or ‘
de-pict Serbs ee’ahee erat eae S
joes of | writer was sneer a wonderful scene.
empty; to un-
Eo gt
oy ‘Gxhaus
fe Eecion of energy by overwork: blood:
de-pior-a-ble (se 7t5r4-0p, adj. sud:
a deplorable accident ode, dapforabiy.
b68t, £66t; found; boil; futction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw =wh asin when;
zhess as in azure; kkh=ch as in loch. See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
aa
deplore
seers {eepler ¢
de- ploy ‘ y pa cxcecer desidbitigh to 9
Eig’ as troops: ‘na movement by ‘whlch &
body of troops is spread out it in front.—n. de-
ent (ab pont) A paving 8
used Latin ves at & a mse
ry stavemen usual; writing
p-u-late abr cpr tk tae to do.
Bion.
4. to lament;
, deplore aerials
de, port-ment CEP Ry ren eg | mm
de- e | (a8 poz’), 6 vt. to remove from
den ive of often B Bear witness to: 9. ite pot
office; ‘sia
m
under oath,
de-pos-i-tor ‘¢ ate +80),
ono who puta money. tne baa
de -pos.i-to-ry ny See coil
ets ‘safo-koopins,
de, de-pot {a (cigs: | eBid
eadquarters of a
n. one who
‘places in trust;
le
d8p'3), n. a ws
ding | for | military
regiment;
srrallway siation
de-prave ({ePriv), ° to make béd or
morally
depraved recap Poadh ao
or worse.
de-prav-ity G¢pav'i. nthe,
rupti Pefciedaee ty
dep. re-cate ¢ “(en's ro-uht), ot
Pte store Ta
regret for;
aes the a denon of of the sal
mer.—ado.
(dip*ré-ka’shiin), n. the
dep.re.ca/ tion ep in) me the
dep-re-ca-to-ry ice seeing PAS
‘& protest against someghing: ¢ roving.
de-pre-ci-ate (¢6>" Sinraie Oe tate OE,
state
com
to
ofr. to fall In value: 28,
a
on
dep-re-date pee
i
dep. re-da-tion 3 obbery ae
stroying, oF
dep-1 reda-tor Gb ang na pia
dey de-press a8 wr aad coe
Bake dull, se
trade,
ve-| de. pressed (¢ (b-priet). pads. cast down
tet tion: fattened from = 4
de- -pres-sion or
of falling in
-pres-Sor SSeren ate
le that draws down an
i
g
al Fei
Nes
distance
to the farthest point of a curved surface:
depth ‘Som, in ‘the World War, an eocrive
tain ‘depth under Water.
0 boat, if in’ the
sent),
ver ute it pat). e4, to appoint, as an
alae | sot to act ei on benalror he pr
, comntssion, charge, intrust.
AO" sthoriso, acted, enste,
are-| dep-u-tize (i3p't-tis) v1. to appotnt asa
deputies (-t%2)},
dep- uw: ty casp'at i sre de
‘to act for another;
de. range (8780s). 5, te disorder: | to
insane—p.adf. d
| de-range-ment pelegreyte
der.
der-by Gs MB ee kad aati
hat, with a
gurvea "bs
Epsom, ea
der-e-lict (4ér¢ ‘idietant), ntihy
hing lent, forsaices, ‘or “cnet
Honally, os at sea; as,
Ate, senfte, rare, c&t, locdl, fr, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, edge,
Tight, sin; cdld, Obey, c6rd, stp, cmpare; dnit, Onite, barn, cit;
Also, adj.
from =
or ridicule.—n. Pe ‘common x; arta
id-i: « "ing-I), ade. with from a higher to a
de-rid ingly per ST oon to de-scrib-a. ble enw, edt
de-ris-i-ble Tr rigioule” a words, pict
de-ri-sion ore Nachle; ‘Borns ‘cost de-scribe (relat, af, 0 sg
ibe Sia i nk
. disrespect. tt erin ‘words.—-n. describer.
derisive (here) aa niat-| "Syn. portray, Wlustrate, detine,
Yrs aechaivety, Gbeccipandal, atl
de-riv.a ble (sesh, 2a) spas | de-seri re aed’ Fase Sse, t
‘picture in words:
seource; deducible. class; sore; Kind. %
der-i-va-tion (Spuaining: othe condi de-scrip-tive * (abelenprery), adj. tending
the ‘Of tracing rord from ite eat) it. tO disco
process aw dessery rt)“. U0 disco "eae
‘the Latin; evolution; deduction; the source oe or through ‘obscurity; to. discern ;
_ 0s, a (dée’b-irSt), ot.
origin, source, beginning, cause, ety-| deg e. crate (abit, t to hanes
de-riv-a-tive Gory tty), ads. obtained | oF worldly use: profane; as, to desecrate a DOly
a deserved rew:
des-ert ees 2
eral.
der-mal SSastting' of ie Pawns | des de-ser-tion (a&z0rsitn). p. the act of
der-ma-tol-o-gy ihe’ “science "which | post: sate of bing To lipdionl
( "4 to carn by
treats of the skin and its diseases. d y pery-
ic (dormmk), adj. pertaining | GE-SETVE ico: ease, OF to, marty:
der-mic {5's i Ai, dar a wi "aout eit
oes . ads. fast
Pra
un Bie, Me 1008,
derrick Ge aR 3: a framerork, with | des ic-cate “atstt), 2. to dry thor.
by taking the moisture from’ of, to become.
ern ek pistol a desi ic-ca-tion (¢ onyanan, nthe
der-vish (4%,"#b}, 7. Mohammedan des.i ic-ca-tor deere ety 2 At Appa:
Doverty, A substances. bata’ een
des-cant (Guests tr sector ee tebe de-sid-era. tum {sf cease ait,
ne
SBecial ancestor; offspring; as, 8 descendant des. ig-nate Segaty aoe ee
bt, [S6t ; found; boil; function; chase; good; joy ; then, thick; hw = wh asin when;
zh=s as in azure; kkh=ch as in loch. ‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xi.
destructiveness
designation 168
Se daceaeiption. the Limite, of; point out: des. i -ca-ble (asp (dée’pi-kd-b)
des ig - a ae Cabs rata, 8erg,| be looked down, on. on ade
de. 8) ise (6s (aspx) nto oe ‘ook down
‘amg or pointing out; & istlactive “mak Pi ith scorn or contempt:
design-odly itn stu" ad de-sp te Santor dager soars contempt:
rewit
desi 1-0F Situs or dail” Eats or
desi (at-stn’tng), ad}. scheming;
pepe ra a joa; the act
de-sir.a bil-i-ty Proreeratd ae the | poly.
Pleasing or
de Sir. able Ceere, 24, pl pleasing:
al", n expedient vibe, val yelsabhe te ese
desire tens
Ie ye
4, to wish earnestly for:
press a wish for: ask:
‘of some ob-
o
fous; as, he was desirous to please
Ge let Ss" lt af. pmene
de. de'spond-en-y se (at-spin’ neler .ab-
gourae; | deep mental “depression. Also,
de-s d-ent (aeenin' pendent), oth
[—ade. deepostentiy
des-pot (“7 ate OU), af absoluge, ruler:
| des-pot-ic csi poi ad peotate
te: arte Poyrannical. Also, deapotical.
+| des-pot.ism epieam. sabre
dessert Sua Oe swsgta erred tase at
dest ina-tion {Seetenventny ne
mate design; goal; stated ‘cod bay a
waste: | des.tine (¢ 3 ee, 4, to appoint to any
reste: destiny (etn,
use of; decree # fe futuro of foreordalned.
‘ineVitable or ao
avoidable necessity!’ lots fortunes
decree, doom,
des-ti- tute {¢ (eeu. ‘elt tat), adj. without
act | wholly without ‘(oomething jeaded) : lacking.
the des- ti- tu- tion (2. (eerured naa). Le a4
de-stroy are ee iota he,
pag pce roaer
de-stroy-er spoils‘ piia,ta Sad wre
the torpedo-boat, ine
de struct-i bil- ty irae mr abllity tobe
spoiled or put an end
we |de-struct-i1 ble {F igberaey, Bo apolted,
‘abroad. at put an end 10, or laid ‘waste’
des-patch-er « or), n. One whe de-struc-tion (2° ba eesnaD oe n. the
ly or ae the Tight time: ‘ase train oc potting an end tor "overthrow! rane
des-per-a-do Garmer®. Seabee, | de-struc-tive (greK tv) 2a) deadly:
(AB0)f, a bold and reckless desolation; ruinous; hurtful; as, a destras”
des-per-ate Gee ou = fe epidemic, cra desructee’ Bram—ade.
lous: frantic; ‘cure. | | Syn. dstrinental, noxious, injurious, bane-
. deaperately.—n. eas. ful.
des-} er-a-tion lase'per-b aban), n Ant, (see creative).
hope, and Hastie," the"reticlnese “ar | de-Struc-tive-ness {**s% ave
despatr: being _an inclination to destroy.
Ate, senfite, rare, c&t, local, far,
right, ain; cdld, bey, cOrd, stp, c8mpare;
ask, parade; sctne, vent,
it, dnite, pol abt focke,
desuetude
169
devaporation.
disuse of
oF faahion.
des-ue- tude ot (die'we-20d), a.
o cewsation,
de-ter-mi-na-tive (go 'gmtnit.
oF
‘nt; dé-tOr’Snt) f.
de-terrent cee ritetns: sb saetan) off
vent or hinder: m that which provente; "as,
the fear of punishment isa daerrent from
Serealn| de test (its). 94 to hate intensely:
utaty;| de-te testable @rarean, 2 pai 4
). detestal
‘inute dere tes: ta-tion ‘age
bring to light;
aced Se teeta ae ARR, | cussion
detec tion SED: ot i? Suet
de-tec.tive
{atesiete), n, 2 person who
GF foding cut? portalning to detectives, OF
detection.
de-tec-tor (214). none who, or
aoten don ESTE 5 ac
de (aa 24 ite aaa, deterred,
e-ter { z
OF pipe, deere t0 dsgosrage, of
de-ter- gent (or crane n. cleans.
wounds, etc.: adj. having Stallttee!
Parsing.
de-te-ri-o-rate ea. at ge
or value; impair:
de-te-ri-o-ra- tion { n er Sev te,
iter mina ble -ble 633 (dB {capeble of bend
de-ter-mi-nant © rt chee por tat inh), oad
‘het which serves to mils: dei Seestabllsh,
de-ter-mi-nate Stine seeaicneo, gas,
peti eeepc ~
de-ter-mi-na-tion tere
= the state of being firm in decisions;
ae 0 nssrers (gone: loud report:
‘Getestableness.
‘ahd: | dBtte-
f, extreme dis-
“| dethrone rome eon ot
authority or power. —n. dethrer
j| det-o-nate (Sse 2k: qeieaky-
Cauno to explode wit
fusion can: a dovice in ‘a bomb that, 5 wi
ignited by a fuse, exj the out .
de-t tour i te made a daoar ee veld
det tract ( Gro eapeclaliy’ s0rne to ae
6 RWBY & part, ly of
cred de TRL Anan), n, deprecta
de-trac-tion {{on'"defamation:“casder-
de-trac-tor (EZR. mone, he
rave away emt £0 Tremor from
: "
de-train (fas cope! rom
n. that which
train, as’ 4. alight from
det. ment (oiemiay)
or gaunes damage: ie as ibaa
et rimen t early, 04}. to
det-ti. mental {3syzmenety, off. tu
de-tri-tus (4#t1'tt»), n. accumulations
broken off o worn away: debris; waste.
growing | de tro} (a8 tr6), "eee mitch ‘out of place:
P not warited: said’ of = person
vehose presence inot desired. Ja
deuce (is). % & card. oe dice with two
in scoring at
lawn forty all; an expletive
jeantng the devil!
deuce-ace gu {(ddeEe), 1, the one and two
Deu-ter-on.o.my "Gites oom,
Cid Tosament, in which the law of Moses
oid: dex de-vap-ora- oration {obyhproceenamp,
water.
‘ae oot; found; boil; fuftction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = wh asin when;
thes as in azure; kh =ch as in loch. ‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
devastate 170
dev-as-tate Corer h) sista 1 de-voir ¢
fear cate tab es ear
(di . n. the | Ge-volve
dev-as-ta-tion eee Teta, “Be | one to another:
qin waste; desolation: waste: destruc- upon nother:
dev. asta tor (eran thee), one who | the duty rece
de-vel-op (ahr8' 3p), 74 to us rite unfeld ered vas. de-vote ‘crate:
ree, ey Se in aE |. de-votod Gere ta), aaa given
fetish ith chenuicals eo as to | de-vot-ed i i
out the pi e.4, toadvance | one | doomed.—adr. davocoaty nde
st a a aa apparent. dev-o-1 tee § (gown ae » 2, one entirely
de-vel-op-ment iff PE oul: ope man nF ae A acs
or” consecrating:
deve vel-o ~ment-al (¢ ger répemin'-| the state a8 ng. dedicated; strong. affeo-
er expansion ° a be her child; | religious” worship; piety:
de. vate ex ne eral vd Ppp aside; plural.
the direction oF iene de'voton.al ae "capronaig ‘picey cr
worship; was with a
de vi-a-tion ( (asia ‘aban. 1. $he act of
jon; | or news;
ede. dew lap She
jowa| Gi dew. ny {a0
suomes
are related in man;
dev-il-ment (ér-mény/'
geet 08), indirect: ram-
de-vi- ous f ‘uradlious or round:
about raying from the way ‘of t Tighe and
duty.- sade deviously.—
), adj. ‘pablo of
de-vis-a-ble Gy" arash
rere a a to image 6; con
de- vise if ts coco een or oraive by
dev isee see © (ase in he" pe
has been made. ae
de-vis-er Sarena! ‘2, one who imagines
de-vis- or (d6-vi' dr; ccom n. one
who bequeaths or gives by will.
de- vi- tal i: ize aerials: ot. fo deprive
destroy vitalit;
de-void {2%7° iar ed entirely wit yrithout:
sympathy, pati eae.
id, a ‘unendowed,
by will
cwuptovideg, ens SUNS, Mrentowe’ |
Ate, senfte, rare cit, local, fur, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent,
right, sin; cdld, 8bey, cord, stdp, oBmmpare; anit, Gnite, barn,
faction rt. tO
de-vour avery, coneume
destroy rapic dy; annihilate: as. to de.our food
de: mt see —— tora
manner.
‘n. the little claw
gow-c ‘a'dog’s foot; the false
dew-i-ness ee n, state of being
(dil’1kp*), 7. the loose skin
§ hatte ee a oat
gH, moist with dew: look-
covered
dex- ter (di on og. right: oF opposite to
- | dex-ter-i-
mental or phy foal ad edroltnes
‘Syn. aptitude,
dex-ter-ous (457!
hysical skill; quick,
Eaves ere et he ame was won by
ade. Er iy. a
7 }, adj.
doxteal gates vere
‘ erin), nm gummy
baer see. tks tre) tie cera ve
lex.trose ona white
weet, frults, o Grape, chewy. ete and
in diabetic 16.
are tes gree. n. a disease of
di-a-bet-ic (4) Dar aig-pereti) adj.
kidney disease. (area-bove a
id-t }, adj. lovitish ;
boli Sttimaeoutly, Seiced” Ute:
» povsl, refér;
»focds, men;
diabolism
171
diab-o-lism (eS sm. on. the Be
arva-
E tho oct
diag.n
di. ‘nosis (ats (aise-08 nS aie. el n.
diag
m
of derau
dialec-ti-cian iia
in debat logician, or one.
dialing oe
dialog Swern "two Se “more persons,
Pf, diag-
the recogni-
(arrae ine fi.pl. the art
ic-tush’An), on. a
‘skilled
(a'AL-t the art of
(avat-ing), 1. making
aro): 1. & Conversation be-
‘in USER OELES Pgh
very
Di-an-a art lat, ot
idosa of
the moon and of the hunt: identified with
the Greek Artemis.
(dtc A
di-a-pa-son Sn a pase "roles or ‘te
arament: a
tandard of
pitch: the foundation stope of ano
i-a-per (o'epe.t: Harn cote woven
kin; eurface deeoration of doe or more
Toposte et fo rarepato ot eae
{| brolder; work in a geometric
H di-aph-a-1 nous (ai REE Rana, bs
ape rm
1-8} agm jar
the rian from
substance that separat
[dia -rist (ar ere
in’d; Lar. di-8/nd)
{d¥'d-frim), n. the muscu-
Jar partition which divides
any elastic
starch Into dext
:] di-as-to-le
1ythmical
3: dilatation, of
the heart and arteries in beatin
the je, or contraction; the
‘short.
ble natural), tal or
*| di-a-ton-ic eh, orate,
seaio in music. 0
di-a-tribe Crg.en).t: iat
abuse; bitter exiticiam. ter
; fa gardening tool
dib-ble (oruing “hotes “inthe sere
to plant with ble: v.i. to dip bait gently,
dice ay. apt. dle], small cubes
. die}, small cul
dice marked on eae ith ope, 10 sx
spots: used in games of chance: ».
with dice: v4. to decorate with woven pat-
terns to resemble cubes; cut Into cubes.
(di-as't0-18), n, the rh
expansion and
agy
6st, £66t; found; boil; furiction; chase;
thes asin azure; kh=ch as in loch.
00d; joy; then, thick; hw =wh as in wh
‘See pronunciation key, pages xix.to
* another may take
gee more than two of the
icing i gaming. with, dice:
‘ther ornamented with
phone attached
Records what is sald in
Blacod: much used by detectives.
dictograph.
dicta phone ex arntigne
phonograph, wed for diceating to» stonog-
Fa
Pa ate (UKE. ef to declare with
dic-tate (wthon? 5 onpress orally go that
business man dictates @ letter to his atenog-
rapher: 2-1, t0 sponte with final authority:
Prescribe: injunction; command; a
Enntrolling principle.
condniing: POMPL. suagest, enjoin, order,
dic-ta-tion Gaston. iB oto
down; the we so spoken; authoritative
utterance; ruleraiip og, control. an
rain ‘one _who_dlo-
dic-ta-tor {205;"one invested with abso-
lute powers of government
Roman mi te with suprem authority,
appointed in times of emergenc
dic-ta-to-ri-al (i, ae +
ositive commands: “overbearing:
ads. dictatorially.
imperative, domineering. arbitrary,
tyrannical.
"Ant, ($00 submissive)
dic-tion “2 nan) 2% manne of speaking
as, the diction “ol jobert Louis Stevenson;
ule.
Fc. ti (dik’shfin- I, dig
dic-tion.a-ry SousieCty)" Pisce
explaining the words of &
siphabotiealy: “plexicon; agua ‘word-
dic: ‘tum (2% (ateram), (pl. dicta Ctd)).
‘opinion: | dogmatic’ or
authoritative emsertions aphorism.
did (12. past tense of the transitive and
intransitive verb do.
di-dac-tic jtriting: epinneton. Alo,
didac -dac. ties. ‘Grdiiettia), mpl. the art
did-dle
{CorLoa.
di-do sci
(did't, eh to overreach or cheat:
SI fete? re ESE EARS:
ge. n. a caper; an extravagant
action;’ antic. (Coi.0a.]
become ‘extinct
mold. stamp, or cut IG dee
‘small ‘cube (pi. dice);
coining jedals,
‘cutting the ‘of ‘screws or bolts, ete.
+ difér-
tial Sana,
oof high efficiency invented by Ra.
dolph Diesel in 1893, eee
very high compression pressure: — used
Tarine ‘construction and a
on German
di-e-sis (rgen, n. inthe double dagger (2,
| di-e-tetics (2 can'6. e-vetitke). 2pl. that
= one Sn ears
te to bolt a,
di-et-ing to'a strict rule,
dif-fer (ie a tb SH e.g
opertis ‘or dualitics; disagree; contend:
dif fer-ence Rat aoe
tinction; controversy, v4. to die
Ungulsh between; discriminate; subtrect
‘Svn., n. separation, disagreement, dient,
yement, variety: te
extrang
dif-fer-ent (nei): Stlecuntne?
‘Syn. various. manifold, diverse.
‘Ant, (see similar).
dif-fer-en-ti-a
et, ake
©
bs eet = (arf bat that
Tuishes sone
Species from
another of the
same group.
dif-fer-en-
Differential.
A, B, shat: C,
indicating main driving gear: .
concen; hav, Al gear carried by mal
Ar inequallt; aed
BS magyar goat on a motor ca which
Ate, seniite, rare, c&t, local, flr, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent,
right, sin; céld, dbey, cérd, stép, cSmpare; init, Onite, barn,
», novel, refér;
it, focés, ment;
differential duties
173
dihedral
allows one rear wheel to turn faster than the
other; to, or involving, an infinites-
imal nce: 7. an infinitesimal difference
between two values of a quantity; a decrease
of rates, charged by 8 railroad; differential oal-
jer mathematics.
differ-en-tial du-ties Gat,
gates, imposed unequally on similar produce
dif fer-en-ti ‘ial-ly eter rece
has, or allows for, inequalities. MhLby), ot
dif-fer-en-ti tiate (3 Se ED gente
‘Specialize tn strugtare
& functions of of, "to make (a or thing)
fea distinctive
to. Bc
Sod separate’ character: iz0 difference.
dif-fer-en-ti-a-tion stn the ect
Shao al refiallnations
(at-kilt), adj.
ai cut idan oa Say
ae inteiSate, involved, obscure, unmanage-
saat. (200 easy),
dif-fi-cul-ty Satie Cua Riauer Sane
mac epee anata
cation of affairs; emberrpesment;, perp! ay
dif-fi-dence (ins? ), 1. ag ift-
jest reserve:
Rot easy:
athe fi-dent (u gyrate, adj. lacking self-
rode haehiny nthe, turn-
dif-frac-tion ‘aside of & ray of light
when of a body that will
‘not. [mit i ‘the change suffered by
if fuse (3%, t. to pour out and
dif fuse PHEEE |
ad}. eyordy:
autasey,
oe ne the. act of
aif fu-sion 3
Pouring out or spread
Fingwiedge.
diffusive of,
(d¥-f0’stv),
Pouring out;
froth | distance of the planets
i di-gres-sive
amity; think over and arrange in the mind:
dissolve in the often an
by heat: of. to be diwclved in the siomach,
to be prepared
(iiksvee), na machine for
extracting the essence of &
(di-feerebNT-tY), on.
roves by tho capability cf being dis-
digestible jée'tI-bl), adj. dy. capable
stomach; as, the white of coe is to
Invallda becatase it is digestible = weshea
food by the action of the gastric Juices into
forms that, can be used by the body; mental
or aasimilation; as, ion of
di-ges-tive page PT toad oy
as, the digests,
dig-ger Cedi.”
re ibeing an te ae
i (dig'ing). n. the act Of excnva
digging ios te rd
Tespect
hh alErah, n. combination of two
digraph sounds or letters to
one simple sound, as oa in read.
digress 5
reverence:
), ed. to turn
deviate from’ the main
|, | subject or line of argument; id
; | quention “about ho war caused tho teacher «©
er to
gress.
di-gres-sion ({emst‘an), n; the act of
pelle: the any
‘enya
and
(at-gréery), adj. tending to
GHP oF meesaa
. two
duh rhe. vdral (qrnedrid, adj. having two
or airplane, hav ybich’ make “an
angle, et eunting “fn fying
Paring towing inclined at “on upward
from the sun,
i Langle to each other.
béBt, f36t ; found ; boil; fuiction ; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw —wh asin when;
th=2 as in azure; kh= ‘ch as in loch. ‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
i
ditapT-da-tion rere
acta a ite ee
2
diet iant ism Gee hore tte
fine arte;
am
eee (aT fs00). ad). showing or
dili-gent me pervever
herb belong to the ind
il (Sy a ‘sromalle ot
Lat |
hfe:
exciting storybook.
di-men-sion (@hmtoishen
ness: pl. size or extent of a
measurements: also, pi. size;
task of great cime: ons. amin’
di.men-sion-al (tmiysheesy,
extent; having. length. “bresdth,
‘two-dimensional
dime. taki emt
Ft
it
i
oA
diminish comma 0.t. to make less;
Fe I tl, a arae!
3 to lee;
‘quamrean Pn
| di-min. ‘ative gt ‘average aise:
as,
act-
duction;
contracted: narrom:'n, a word
another to,
‘express the sense of Ii
. Eitty-is the iminutioe of Katherine ode
fers
ous ens
a, parsley. abr
ditty dalty r°-7, Pk, lps sand | where
|. to tol
diate ‘abla a “alee et. to thin, or
iy water: ef. to thinner.
on ae nthe, act, of
vhs ral (aria aD wt of Prete
pan ‘especially
from, a deh
m, ‘Aatows, or
eendte, rire, cit, local, fr, ask, pdrade; scéne, vent,
ag eran: cobmpare; ‘Anit, ‘tnite, bérn,
‘cbld, dbey, obrd, stbp,
Ds
impress by holsy repetition,
‘tone:
ding-do1 ee or ne Suna s
di n. the te
dinghy th
ly Gin’, ads.
pe pagel reves
178 dirty
din-ing car
fag Serta wnich @
‘are served.
ing room ~ 3
(dIn’Ing roOm). a
‘oun in “which ‘moals
are served. re)
dinner G2™,7,2
di-no-saur (yrs
dino thes ris um i Kite" lephantitice
dint dint anon dent!
ti a mark left by a blow
o
Ft hea nm. pl. aie
plo.ma-cy ane a
thes as in azure;
aa, ns
zak) akan
bédt, [66¢; found; boil; function; ease ; g00d; joy; then, thick; hw =wh asin when;
kh=ch as in ‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to
etrroen two nations; (one employed in such
diplomatic acme, od), per
di. plo-ma. ma-t tist 4h (GE pI'mé-tist). ih ‘he
art of managing affs ‘betwen oa ations: a
dip-per Si —_ ng hae amas
rater, ote; S Swater-towl: “the group of
ies a cars tn the northern sky, arranj
ma-ni-g (iP% (airs mi-nt-4), end
dip-so-ma-n for alocbelic dr arise
dip-so-ma-ni-ac SP who sumes iors, os
for strong a
cy, i ce
‘the “sig die ee adi. in a eraiaht
jon direct Jy ie ely i
openly.
directness {ipce ni), the cuaty
it; straightforwardness; freedom from
the affairs of & company; a epirtad,
H
aldo or ad
direct orate Geordie
on iat group. “of berwoos managing tho
as book
of [sie ao, sid Ce
‘ad, containing Tulse; “guid
1. dreadful; dlamal;
age of the deere.
‘on board appalled
hymn; & song or
dir. igi ble aa Fi aia oar be
dirigible balloon: cigar-eba}
geiven by motors ‘And provided "with car
for passengers; ‘the Zeppelin dirigibles of
sore a dagger; especially,
edie linda 2 guard, Used by the
filth; as, the streetaare
ir | dire | ag justi, garden earth
lthily; meanty:
; despicably.
it, aaa gate oF
soiled.
unclea)
dis-
and p.p. dirtied,
sully; tarnish.
dis- Or ¥
beret ma "ice ee
don, or
dis-a-bil-i ity {
Dogar: state of
P-pr. dirtying|, to soll;
away
“Reparation,
stiles Cay wa wins “er
zee ‘to undress;
disorder
disab ble geal, 4 OD eke $4. to of | dress;
ei-| dis-as-ter {sri atoce seu
| Sis Se ae
@ wrong | dig a. vow (ws (au-acvou), #2 to Ong:
diss vowal arg th
dis band (aig- bind’, v4, to diemin trom
dis-ad-van-ta -Zeous {2s-td"rko-e| ass soclety: scatter: Bt to ‘be dispersed or
fayorables ley 09 cauwo, foe, mjury. "S| dis bar ( die Sieh ae 4. and 2, ae
dis.af-fect (i eee oo. 22, Py rau | Brive (a lawyer) of sight to appeaf in court
. (dis"b8-180), n. the ae’: x
dis-affec disaffected Si ae ete ioe sebeiet on eee ee ence and 8.1, %0
friendly: dis-be lieve Sarit ess
dis-af-f fec-tion (2 See atoy, ™ ce anemia Lede
dis.a. iard-gre), 94. to. dir tn dis bur-den (S24:
send ek iad UE ag | SE jr
-a-ble ‘ 4 yurse ey
areal disagreeably/ on. dicagresatie- | of a company disburses'
dis-a.gree-ment (urtswmten,_r.| dis
dis-cp-pointed Sktz*i"skt
disap-p point-ment Seat dated
depression
‘of expectation; state of
Satan hy failure; that
Sinn pe
which causes failure
-ba-tion iss! he eh Di
ais sp po,
gr state of to approve, oF of thisidg
‘wrong; biame; unfavor-
Sie sadements
dis-ap-prov-al {2 SORES option:
dis. rap prove | ‘Gist prone). 2. to con
censure: 0. 4, to wine unfavorable judgment _
dis. arm (de-irm’ et, to deprive of
weapons; Eeduce ‘to a peace foot-
of
dis-burse-ment Serio =
disc is? ita, ‘robe 2.iat. iat, since ta strates pease E
dis-card ‘asst, 2 to, cast off ae
dis-cem ib tis ee ee oS
id of a burden; an 3
ae en) a eonding ‘away;
dis-ct- ple Say. a. sree
sect olie ble escent
ate, senite, rare, cit, lool Mr, tsk, parade; sotne, tvent, Edge, oval, reff:
Tight, sin; cdld, Obey, ofrd, stép,
cdmpare; Gnit, dnite, barn, ciit, foots, ment
177
7 : ‘dis‘I-plin-4‘ri-in ),
dis-ci- segue who be
Boves enforces, strict rules:
fore oa.
“raining.
(dis‘I-plin--1 7p. nts:
disci. -plin-a-ry jertaling
dis-ci-pline $ Sora Teint:
subjection to mill
ie under strict dt Gieiptin.
Obedience or
mental or
rae ed
7 order, strict chess, taining, coercion,
domoraltzation),
vant. (o00 confurlon, jemoralization), .
repudiate; ‘deny any connec-
don with.
dis-claim-er a r), n. disavowal;
to :
of am account; s deduction
dis-coun-te-nance { Giipko an’ eae
dou ame
t. to from
rae), to change
give a
Sareling Fin bot center: vt. to ward;
dis-com.mode <3 es dy cause
inconventence to,
dis-com-pose Granger Yer. fufle, °”
dis-com_; tat
dis-con.
arate; broken;
edty.
0"), n, dissatio-
leasure;un-
dis-con-tent ment
displeased
{gjackbn «tants,
is stot
Cary
* sel Sis covery
y kon tne’ Sd), e
“ads discoatents
(dis-kear’t se
dis-cour-te-ous Dus (alekor ta wal:
, aire n._rude-
fastens
* Syn. make known, fnvent, contrive, expose,
Sear
lishe, or maidng inown, or
ais. credit eye re J: lack of bette
dishonor: 1.4, to refuse, to bell to ae"
away reputat Sete
| dis-creet (sce be), 2d), careful; pea
iy
rent os
unkown) ad)
diacreat bobavior ade. aiscreatge”
ver (tie -crep-an. cy ete dee ao
Bent; as, the malls sccounte ‘Socounte aod
‘Ant. (800
agreement).
2é,| dis.crete (sks, dw izse), adj. sop
‘continuous; Gonitowed “af diskince
dis. nna.tio {e385 rim nk’.
-crim-ina-tion ¢$a0), rm
«faculty of eanch huigtoont ber
caution. on iscora ent
ner | dis-crim-ina ina- tive ir (ae ket oft),
ileus ave ise o tase
eto anothert
lve; rambl
b6dt, £66t; found; boil; function; chase Bgod; joy; then, thick; hw = wh as in when;
thes as in azure; kh=ch as in loch.
‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to oxi.
178
discursively
dis-cur-sive-ly (Sg40°". atte
is-cur-si' (dis-IcOr'stv-née)
dis-cur-sive-ness (Siang wo tires
or ston:
metal
signed
counterfeit 3] ce; false
ppearan
dis-gust ¢ -
or loathing in: Gilead thie taste 2.
arte or moral wc
7 agin 5, ee
dis-cus-sion {¢ yld dish lish Sa or shallow bollow
spments debate; era, with a for
‘ofa question. serving ood; Yood served its eh, tO
dis-dain {aeatn). of ‘Discus Thrower pus into ‘ dish at table: often
" ‘tomy :| wiebup. 4-bal’: 3
seri oo Sein is ees dis ia bille igen; Siete
is-dain-ful (SEptuous,.‘scoraful; “as, ao t. to de
or an, | Geer pemnanae a
a disdainful rors or reply. i .| dis-heart. en aan.
dis-ease {ye ntiady? Mines: et to | di-shev-el Gusheye).
cause in; ie derang, siclnees. Ce Sorgen (te. os ore
‘Sim ligently oF loosely: te
dis-em-bark (> (awrem-birk’) st. and #.t.| dis hon. est (aan ne fo
dis. dis-em ba vibar vase i ayers a giined, ao cheat on aod ise vede dis-
is-em-bar-rass ete ie-5n’ deceit;
dis ton. es-ty fit: 22.2. cimmeus; Iaea od
dis em bod: (aeremehsa Dot 8
existence from. “Y step the body or
* dis-em-bow-el {14's eg ote
stigembo relit two of Cowes:
Wound a to aoa the ‘bowels
dis-en-chant {ee"Gecchane) et. ete set
tion, or delusion.
dis-en-chant-ment (4i7,u-cha2’;
te an tee Sera
en.cum-ber {3 esea
). vit. to release
are an cst
to
angle.
12 cisenpane.
disfa-vor S02). 2. 0ut oe
aot
bE regarded: to a to disap]
Or), ot. i
dis fg-ure fattro® tia, haps, form. oF
beauty of; deform.—n.
dis-fran-chise {i
Political right, as
aca
dis-gorge { ssypland
‘dis Oa’ VE) 4. to fies:
vr), v4
3) dis. fhon-or -OF ng ahikine pon, he
Rote wien "due and presinted} 'n. ae =
yen due 7
y: shame; & dishonest act. Also.
dis-hon-or-a-ble eeerieiig shame
ful; igmomintous, Also, dishonourabie.-
Gishonorsbiy,
dis-iltu-sion & eT ion, iaicon sie
or wrong impression. .
dis-in-cli-na-tion {“s.ihingsos a:
dis-in-cline (etertadtn’. oi,
dis in fect {emi a Me
Gierin-tex ny)
dist in. “fect-ant © Bs
dis i ee (din tn-g8n'0-09), of x
is-in- en-U-Ous frat
doodtut Cade aicineeseeee Se
genuoasess.
dis.i in-her-it {¢ rman,
eritanse.
; oe (dis-In’t8r-s-t8d)
"is, |dis-in ter-est-od i pon Somideing
oneself; without a selfish
Ate, senate, rare, ct, locll, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, &vent, edge,
right, ein; céld, Obey, ord, stép, ebmpare; anit, dnite, brn, ett) foctis,
nov, refr;
, mend;
‘Disk Grinder
Joint: displace; interrupt the
dis-lo-ca-tion (“# "g-ta'ohan) nhs as
Joining: 2 Joint out of ite sucks: a aise
Placement of
in layers.
dis lodge ee sBiag’ Bt. to removes drive
dis loy.al (eset, ave bial
1t.—n. disloyal
ade.
dis-min’eh) of. *, to ‘step or
furniture
ceprive of equip: | formance.
to di
e furnit
‘a condition of terror.
ten, scare, aunt, appa, dis-
ls-mam’bér), 4. to it
2em ber ‘oat limb ‘fora “hb
ioe
depart;
from office yment, to put away:
as, to dtsmtss i idle
‘Syn. discard, 5
‘Ant. (soo Tota wan,
dis-miss-al Sane?,
iamiesion.
the act of
office. Also, bees
dismount (crete * fo et of a dis-
Pat pared fou ‘horse,
dis-o- be-di- ence Saco Seah
obey an order:
dis-o-be. di -ent (edb ent Gmbreariny, adj.
to obey —ade, disobedientiy.”
gatas “ipnts Solita
dis-or-dered {2 °rdér0). p. at —
reputable; upset:
dis-or-der-ly aged Tien ant
7. disorderliness.
dis-or gan ize {die or ghn-ts), oo vt. co ae.
to throw into confusion ion.—n. uses eaninse sn
dis-own (os (diem), ot. to deny
Kut disown one's we counteye ‘his family
dis-par. e (die-per'ht).
gpluatiy: fe spa thet
dis-par- e-ment (ate par‘ay-mén¢) .
ais peng Pe cacao
NePaeTAN, n. (pt.
diss i Pa
¢ -par-i rity ie (Ceis)], ‘inequality; aif
dis pas.sion-ate ie Piahian-te), ods.
cool; calm; unprejudiced; imy L—adr.
Gispassiona ety.
| dis-patch iaupes2.s nv speedy yar:
dis. patch-er @ (ais: pach er). n. one whe
or at the’ iat fine: ase rae
desi ete i god op. dle
Ry Sota}. ae 7S" astve
y by, or as bys ‘scattering: ; die
a of.
di ble (dis-p&n‘sd-t ‘eect.
lis-pen-sa-ble (Ge pi"'s20).adj-cona-
dis-pen.sa-b agne pith ioat
dis-pen-sa-ry femtries (rill, © pace
where medicines ‘are
‘own: as,
disowned
t0_, trons,
ly of —ade.
heritable Jnetieution ey roviding Toor
ith medical advice and cede
dis-pen-sa-tion ihe bet of ving, om
in portions; distribut ; that whi is
PD maspending of & Talo oF awe seme ree
pata rule oy law er eome
ticular case; a lic from the ope.
From | oF DY 2 DiBHOP: ang, ) to desl out in
i? ls out
pense ns; as, Ko dispense food:
i as,
Justice: lo
Me
to different. potter
OP aight ab the crowd dispersed:
bédt, f66t; found; boil; fufction; hase; ; good ; joy; then, thick; ; hw = wh as in when;
zh=s as in azure; kh=ch as in |
See pronunciation key, pages )xix to xxii.
dispersion
180
dis-per-sion Ete ann”),, Mo wtune!
the separation of light, inte t colored
Taysin passing
tarde poe Or’ al dj. tendi1
dis-per-sive (1# Pera”). adi. tending
Pye power ‘that separates colors to 16a
dis-pir-it it per? Ty). st. to depress, the | CFS
(dis-) pla’
dis-place jis ce ies Fr dlaotdons” depees trom
omens ‘or dignity; “a to displace a dishonest:
one . deal emer disturb, confuse.
Am, (eco (dis-plis‘mént), n. the
di lis-place- ment Set oh putting’ ou of
substitution; apparent
Boaition: the weight of water displ:
solid body {mmoensed in it; as,
dis ola
or ore a
thing: (2. an exhibit; » parade or show; as,
ae Pcie
Ant: (bee hide).
(dis-pléz’), .t. to vex; annoy;
dis-please (rea cou on v:
dis-pleas- ure (dis-plézh’fir), n. annoy-
1 FLITE ance; ‘voraticn: ‘distaste.
dis-port (44¢P2rt). 1.1. toamuse or divert
in the ocean; to
with self;
dis-pos-al (s-P°2!
Order: control! right oF giv
‘or bestowing. Heht of giving
lis-5 }, v.t. to pl
dis-pose Si¥-P°9),fut2 Ping, Sense!
‘Sun. give, bestow.
(dis*p6-zish’On), n.
act of placing or arrai
‘tem
ef. to put out of
bya
18 displace-
the
‘tendenc; SH ame ‘mind;
2 ae om to
aie + Of remoy
dis-pos-sess {or ownersnin, “apccistls
of land; elector SOP) ne showing that
roar na
dis-proof Oridement ‘ia not true or not
reasonable.
dis-pro-por-tion ane" oPsynmnviey:
lack of proper or suitable relation in form,
size, importance, ee .—ad}. disproportionate.
dis- -prove (ciepror)). et. }» et. to fo show to be
adj. Hable
dis. pu ta. -ble o2 a a in “question
dis-pu-tant ret “neon:
wagner: ‘dis pirta‘shtin)
dis-pu-tation Gere "asin. n..2
Yorey! an alteration sig veren, ne
dis-pu-ta-tious Sr2nious? "na
wane
is-pute
words or acti lone
ror’
ear #. arms,
ea ot st
“oxprens One
n. a contest in words; a
guestion, impugn.
contest:
;| dis-sat-is-fac-tion {¢,
dissenting
dis. ual-i i-f {dig dewol et. to make
die qual fy Sar egaueae
ret), ee to
dis-qui-et sary, "to ae to worry:
anxlety—n. ‘acta mde aestah’ ‘an ”
dis-qui-si- tion Siigumioat an daborate
dis: re-gard sates Se ‘Sinsitcration
to; lack of atten-
tpi, to slight: to neglect:
dis-re-pair @sjtptr.,. 1, sate
dis-rep-u-ta-1 ble Gibran tas aed
shameful.—ads. disrep' 2 acter: low:
dis-re-pute co Pon ona ee ceo
disrespect Cee icey tk
elders or superiors; P ipolitencre ,
dis-re-spect-ful (41° peiapeke £051),
courtesy, fall:
sorgacereay 1 Slat opal
forcible pion pre), ad,
tae sing
dis-rup-tive \fecn> ct»
ch or violent:
diss {:
). 4. Peedlike grass of Algeria. used
for making hats, paper, otc.
(ate skerts tau’,
shin), n, state of
discontent; lack of satisfaction; abeence of
Pleasure in that which one has.
ef,
dis-sat-is-fy (5208.5 foe
something; to fall fo content. cut in
dis-sect 7 exam ine minutely. act of
Pasiandn}
dis-sec-tion ing. or’ cutting. in
dis-sec-tor (a4). nan a
(di-e8m’bi) oppor
dis-sem-ble tinder aif tits
to disguise; as, to dissemble
tons: ef, to act ‘the
dissemble and fawn a ‘the
favor.—n. dissembl
dis-sem-bling Trotman ne
dis-sem-i-nate G32
seed; propagate; diffuse.—n. dissemination.
dis-sem-i-na-tor Qoet ie at
which, scatters. (tietemetoy .
van). n._ conten-
dis-sen-sion {* ‘disagreement
it:
as, dissension betwean” political” pardes;
quarrel.
(a'-e8nt), ef. to disagree tn
Opinion: “with from: mn. aiffer-
enee of opinion: refusal to acknowledge or
‘iaBat 8), n ‘n. one who dif-
fers in opinion, especially one
p.adj, relat-
\cterized by.
dis-sent-er
who: ‘separates from the | ehabliched cht
(di-eént’Ing),
ing to. oF.
dis-sent-ing {
seniite, rire, oXt, local, fir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, Edge, noyal, refér;
Ate,
Tight, ein; céld, dbey, cbrd, stdp,
edmpare; dnit, nite, bara, clit, foctis, mend;
dissertation
181
distortion
Gieagreement ; blished
ras, especially that of fugiand.
dis.ser- ta-tion Saati, : "treet
dis-sev-er Soars, ia eo cut in two;
dis-si-dence die t-déns), caked
ident (Siftdtat), ad}. not agrecing
disagrees oF dinecnta,
dis sim tar Soot sada | dis-ten
roo hbo
Hiss pate se seco
rections; Se een pere 2, fortune
ee cae
cnerties "
dis-si- pated (ant See Pe peu wate
dis-si, j-pa-tion Sisinioot bans scaterod
‘mental distraction; excess; ara
temperate ilving.
dis-so-ci-ate (% (dteBieht-B), 04. to sep-
dis-so-lute Gao: sedi 19088 aya
}o-fu given
\tion.—ads, aiswolutaty ‘imchateness,
dis-sol -tion (2 (aie'antn ane
Pi into,s rs ation of the Soul
dis-solv-a-ble MoePbe Peg oat it
bp. | Statice 20 obtain
Fbliadelphia ip ningty miles: removences, of
® iphia ty mule
tween two. Hotes: “0
remot
T serve of mann
dus tast taste- ful are adj. unpleas-
ble: displeaa ‘the ‘feelings edhe
(dis-aan 1, to die
Srdot oP timsase: come
si | asom Per
swell.
dis-ten-tion
dis-tich (2211) 7,2 couplet, of two lines,
(dis-tén’shfin), n. a swelling
‘out or expansion.
gently; ts
ropes to gbtain by heating, 6
then condensing: a8, to dist
fener baal ancy cocaine gad then con
dis- til Ja- tion (aierti-Wh'shdin),
Rise pure spine; tie cube
the
ating and
ecient (dis an'er-p 2, 4 place where
liquors. are produesd by hosting. evaporsting.
and then ‘condensin
faerie, at te: df=
—n. dis
tinctness.
‘Sum. obvious, evident, unconfused.
‘Ant. (see obscut
dis-tinc-tion event
dissonance ‘GPR discord: | chat
disso nant (leant). adj. barat, tn
- dinoaane, t. to advise
santo eda (arewka). 2. or
dis-suade oun sesian; diver’ Sy
Se (di-ew8’shai the act
dis-sua-sion Gere sh00), nthe act
-sive
pose of, action: n. an argument employ
Geeylia ble Sai SE ret ot
dis-1 taf ioe (quad, rn “rt dictate Stk). | arise
dis tn or ‘aie th :). the length of
tance srsight tlie 2% se ry
its; as, the distance from. ow Ye iH
dis. sre arta ia (dis a take Sig oe cleatly:
dis-tin-gu é dts % adj. distin-
act Bh, ts by aorke
mark of honor or preference
characteristi
tinct!
or .| dis-tin. guished (ti (aie-ttvewiah, pad.
| oe noted.
Su, famous, bajiaea farfamed, noted,
an tort rt ai) sie 7 attrst or, turn
rue meaning; “mis
dis- tor. tion arenday. i. the act of
twisting out of shape; per-
version; a deformit;
‘tm, {66t; found; boil; fuhetion; ichase; good joy; then, thick; hw + wh asin|when;
zh=s as in arure; kh=ch as in
pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
distract 182 dividers
dis-tract GePiiad: GeO |dit-to GS oi SS SB. PR!
dis trac tion (aetishany en fate of ais ty a pas n. (pl. dittien (12)], » ltele
aitsy bor peti ner
STE eA mT wat wort
RTRMONe
{Ait (eee collect). (Gis-tri-bi’shfin), the
dis-tri- bution @ Setor tanner of dealing
gut or dividing; apportionment; arrangement;
dis-trib-u-tive (Gujmtty), adj, ap.
mint
as and ale
dis “trict (ieee n, province: terior:
das-trust See want of conf
picion; discredit: "pf. to have no confidence
distrust ae suspect Peet) ads,
-trus' Iclous:
ab tale ea
lacking cont
disturb Sirow Bato “confusions eg
cen dlaturber.
Syn. derange, rouse, interrupt,
ence.
vex;
agitate;
confuse,
disu-nite Gaia's,
to fall, apart. ——
‘personal possessions," such ‘as hove
(di-Or’nl), j.
iy ce by
to apread out from
di. verge So SOOPER: Sppodle to. Coneaye:
dive ver. gence 5 tren 2, 3 moving
autterent, t lng Y operations a tond-
ne (arvar oat), adj. nape
move apart or
si-fy bp. divers
fying), to make difcoat From abdther:
Varo fscriminat
di- ver-sion @ eva jvarahdn), n warjation:
of turning the attention “of an eneiay fro
the real point of attack, 7
give
sever, der.
-i-dend (ty7804), 2.
4 Proft.of = public pailc‘comy ‘company o cs
Roney lavestad ta eho pul
‘@ number or quentley
te be divided. qe -vid’era).
di-vid-ers { Teste:
Feng ws used in ‘mechanical draw-
a moat: ar
surround with a ditch; ‘run into a ditch.
t, ein; cbld, Obey, odrd, stdp, cbmpare; duit, nite, born,
Dividers
means rare, ct, local, fiir, ask, parade; sctee, évent; &dge; novéal, refé
t, focts, mend;
"Sy, adj. rod
div-ing
or used in, fare
div-ing bell cote sage
‘work under water without
bell
(dhviz bt), n. cao
Pability of being sepa-
‘into
di-vis-i ble. (afaie7-UD, adj. capable of
capable of division mit fthout a remainder: parts: | oPelicine or ued lereo mi
di-vi-sion yan ).2, sg iat orate doc-tor-ate ("8 Tadd), nthe degree of
3 autewnes: | doc-tri-naire (Ht) ,",,cn0, whe
‘Syns tenet, creed, dogma.
| doc-u-ment oe ad
; | tion or evidence.
divorcement. de (apere-man chen.
(div’3t), n. in golf, of turt | doc-u-men-ta- pertaining
aereotac RANG 8 Bee, S| an fom, 08 Sonali at, Oost Mee
| or records.
. do-dec-a.gon “ttsagto
(quien, in. the, Southern States of | twelve angles, ree
southern aoje-—dise, In ihe World War, an | d0-dec-a-he-dron cP Sctid “with
Ps, mot ‘with two Tadles. teed for cooking
en at! AEE, eto, deck outs] dodge Stott: Fereasrarald? “practise
R vn; dV'mn), al vold
dizen Sfenn:' podisen; 3; 1o°aisen onseell | tricky” devices 2c from:
ch s ‘sido: nthe act of dodwings = trick.
n. @ small handbill or
an Indian-meal cake;
a tricky fellow,
do-do (288),,.".. Ip, dodos share lea
me ry :'T-nbs)
diz-zi-ness (O°iR7 avoulepitiy’ will
cause disziness.
aig SE a
lone, oy 9 large hooked bill, short wings a1
a Schieve: wise to. ? de ge. n the female Of & buck or fallow
about? Rinke ready for some object ‘or pure | UOC Seer’ Gr of at antslopes rabbits or here,
‘Done; juially, to cheat or swindle: | ¢.t.
15 (dai: 4 it
oie fal 2 grind fits does (? (daz), th yar Soe ein oho aoe
doe-skin © Yomale’ doers ating wooed
cloth with a ‘emooth finish,
(dof), vt, £0 take or put off, as clothes;
Toot, £56; found; bol; fubetion;chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = wh asin when:
zh=s as in azure; kh=ch as in loch. ‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to x.0di-
184
. an intell it and.
a A a
the title of
rates
de er. el n. a kind of verse
do geo ea parse =
do; -ma ‘& md). . (pl. di nds)
t ss aa ene,
Mahed fo, tonet, or
etn
stated In Tanner, and repaived
the church as. author and ist,
dog-mat-ic {° (abate oi been
established doctrine: Solve: Queborieative:
n) Ria doctrinal crrogant. taperioun Also. ac
‘matT-KBl-, ade.
dog: matically pce’
dog: ma-tism (20 sonai Te ton oe.
mn of onli 3; 8ome-
times, unwarranted
be “vdducing’ proot!
ioe Tob-ber (S24 Fobe). » soldler who
{Suana.]
dog’s-ear (ie). .n. etd
domicile
dole-ful (37 £051), mh) ods poor fal: dismal;
a 5 weegons, “maou, ‘piteous,
oe joyous, glad. gay, merry).
dole fully sishee prow:
y, n. Se es toy baby;
’ér), n. @ silver coin used tn the
init ‘States and equal
Sota, eto. of the legal waue of one hundred
conta: a ailver of other
a lak das tae
clothes;
len ira yirdin) a om
uslin, wor “over "e
oa Var-der
{ddl'mén). na monument for
conaist
ofa are ea
hown stong rang of ‘two or more others.
do-lor {smencstoa: ‘surush.
to
Ngon), hes
Dom (on)
dome odoin), pola: the
<n re RSEE as
home-made;
dog-trot (2% 4 fit articles of home ‘manuieerare. epoca
dog-watch (“oe lan moods ake ROC near,
toee auch, bet ‘four and d eae nee ak
vega four 0 2. sree | d0-mes “tic e-con-o.my (t
dog - wood {eefing the art of managing houston) see ares
y (aol),
mat, of
doi iy ml etn (ita) a small
do-ings ee npl things, done: ne; | Hoursbo
doi-drums (2ovdroma.
pla and variable winds:
Pression Of spire
dole (3°):
ipl. a patlor’s
‘éFopical zones
‘Guiness; de-
dest and thriftiest manner.
do-mes-ti-cate {4 meuxin. of
peace nce
est
state of being suited to home!
acter.
ticltiew (rts, he
‘life; home-loving
ift of money or
that tint whet as dealt out spar. | chat
Soidoat os
senitte, rare, cat, local, fir, ask, pdrade; scéne, vent, Sd;
right, sin; cdld, obey, cbrd, stép, cSmpare; dnit, anite, barn,
dom. i cile (28 (dm 't-st), 1.
| ~~ residence _or_place of abode:
e noval, refér;
it, focts, mend;
185
dose
. vo establish In a fixed residence:
a oF foreigners are domiciled 10
Gomes rads.
or pertaining’ to
person or
‘aouyrubat), adj.
chier pa for “control:
Predominant; ascending: n. the Afth
tone of {ene ot an aaconding musical seaie.~n. dom-
domi inate @omtnke), 2. to ever or
Of Gibraltar dominates ihe straliar predorai-
wate over: 0. to have or exercise control.
dom-i-na-tion (2omzrat’shan). 1, the
ute authority: power. *
dom-i-neer ithoriey erogindy or t7
Faanieally: bluster: swe ES 5 oa
m-nBeing), pa
f Myramhiest;
penne
ere ste
Sanday: na dominfea’ totter ;
do-min-i-cal let-ter (¢$;™!5, tthe
(A BO D EF G) used in the cal
fara Sergent oe ay
date of Easter Day.”
(d6-min’-kAn),
Do-min-i-can {one
trol of one government.
8),
i
aap de
i
g
7
re
8
“au dj, st y a:
done cs BP oh? te Cooked sul
dently; oven a: cheated.
don -g0- -la oes eae ariel n. & goatskin or
to resemble
{oin’ H %, te
don-j zion S aha ly oa
Pior donkeva Chis) at
don: Taam “i ise ae
na dba Sled
dom czch an adj. tno
don-nish ihe edlsdngubled wonticntss:
the to > pronounce ‘condemnation upon, seo:
tence to punishment; pronounce as a penalty
‘Syn., n. verdict, condemnation, lot.
¢
dooms. day see e inl versal hademrent,
door {4, (dér), n. the gate or entrance of @
'& movable barrier, sliding or
swinging ‘on hinges. wi ch opens, and clones
to allow ‘or prevent entrance to &
Foon te. paral: incense of entranco,
door. “keep. er (dorkép"ér). none who
door-way {Srough which & door” ive
n. a thick liquid, as food: a
for making machinery run
‘Produces unconscious-
colloquially, advance information,
ing speed or condition of
race horses.
ining to. or
(d5’ri-An), adj
Do-ri-an Givicteristle of Dorlas small
district of ancient Stee: ‘after the
of the Dorians,
simple; direct: n.
Dorian race, one of the four great divisions
Donde geet, ad). Dorian; of the st
en; of the sim-
Dor-ic piece torn of Oreck: arcnivecture
n. the broad hard dialect or language of tho
also, an unrefined, broad, or rustic
dialect ot English. (4de'Tk Or’dBe), the old
Dor-ic or-der ora, Be tases
Free aa " ot
nr 006 of a breed
dor-king ccmetie ‘nls, charactericed
by five te adj-sleeping; quiet:
sleeping: quiet:
x | dor-mant in temporary inaction—n. dor-
(ormeey, n& gable, window
Balle ape i ine roof,
Deeptns
i ra beds 8
*|doriner
(dOr’m!), adj. in golf, pagel as
dor-my RPE, ot — ‘Oppo
nent as thersaraholon oy so gy oc
dor-sal Geet pai
do-ry 235." pl. dorles (-riz)], a popular
for a den —
cok fish.
the John. 87.52% ‘ime
waite
wa
ile
Email Sat-bottomed boat with « shai
of edict
s the quantit
dose {3° Gee "adong
sickening: ba to give medicine “on tO arid
anything objectionable or unpleasant to.
bédt, fo6t; found, boil; futtction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = wh asin when;
ah=z asin azure; kh=ch as in loch.’ See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
“4
dost 186
dost uw. 7 ann di ¥ s se:
dot Sones od ipa and pip. dotted B.pr. | ade" dough
FE
Hic: sive affection. | complexion,
oy 1] douse (dgm),2+, to plunge suddenly tate
i wentle; Seek Sow sade
ou ble deal ings
of two parta a
dou-ble-en-ten-dre {2,787
with two “alee one of wi
10 act
tah
liquid; drench; slang, extinguish
mat ine “light; strike:
suddenly, as sails: 9.4. to
of | fall suddenly into water. Also, dowse.
m dove Pacis ne pigeon: a term of endear
ment; one. font le and pure.
ef] dove-cote {"" ane) STbove the
In id, with ‘comparnente for doves. Also,
by dove-tail {corse . Pte carpentry, an
ad 's tall 3 wt
ay
36
it
rk
wo
n.
Word or | the
a bie foe, faced (2 {iabaaey, at. play. 4
dou. -ble-fac: ‘Hypo
dow-ble-ness ete ta Ssaphie.
dou- ble-quick one 24;
dow: wrbiet So pamiaece
Sar reine Eh es
dou blo {'Gabiaday, 72 Spanish gold
wa
of the body 49 benef 1,
dough oie ti
or reputation; ruin sad}, J, dewntatien
down grade (coves et or “indines
down: tight Goan gone) oe:
ade. perpen
mixture of flour and
ready for baking. he point; blunt:
1). in the United | dl iculatly completely!
dough-boy stcs
dough-nut (2 gets Foals Sod THi5d to down. ward Utrera
deep fat
senite, rare, cit, local, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, tent, », novel, refer;
t, sin; cold, bey, cord, stdp, eSinpare; dnit, Onite, barn; clit, foots, mend;
down-tre ‘od den | (doun’ paren e4.
oe jwries im, the
s
(driib). n. a kind of thick dull brown
rellow ‘woolen cloth: 8
j. of a dull brown or
j soldiers by conacription,
& forced selection. rather than by voluntary
new
Drag .
lag
in) 1. a very li I~
‘animal
wil
‘adj.
q je (arse o-nta’) form | in length:
iperoe Person. nad any
-o-nade of'panishment Tafesed
ive.
by La fowl:
behind: n. the act of | figure in
draw
soldiers; punishment of the French
Protestants wold er, Puls SAY
) Gragonnade,
. called
was ‘a dragonade.
dr: on. fi igen mae insect with
opens ou show. Sly een ta
mee ma
which
off by its streams; a of
pass off by system Pipes ot
sewers for removing water from
drake (780. ™ the male of any kind of
th
‘ounce averdupal, 8 small, quantity of
spirituous End) * oe
rose
dra-ma composition. telling = ot
human life by moans of tie speecit and aetden
of the usually int to be
acted on a ; that branch of lit art
concerned wit @ making of i
real life so excit in Ce ae 8 ee
dra-mat-ic S™28ii). G0. ,pertes
Uramatic art; a ‘situation: full ‘of
:| dra-ma-tis per-so-ns (2"hm'4;t!s
or persons in a play or drama.
characters
(Lat.]
g | world’ ao tist je
world’s grea
dram-a- tize Sos se or aie & Se
an a ‘ane aren and
ank ‘rie ei pe id ne Past Pe
drape a (arto), o. “eo
of any kind: ‘used especially of the human
Fare DeD, nD drapert
dra-per-y {$3 ep loins” ox ibe ‘ood
for garments or fence, hangings,
curtains, or loose garments such as are often
represented fn soulpture o or, ting. a
dras-tic s0a°"Vicientis: tne
remedy; rerful;
3 to
bowel; as, to draw
take or brine out, an Water, & Nom
bot, £4; found; bol; fufction; chase; gg0d; joy; then, thik; hw ~ wh asin when;
thez as in azure; kh=ch as in
‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
draw-bas stages Tigcoatastinent;
‘will pay the amount.
draw-er ae n. one who fis
.
Lt
literally,
$5 wae gucste roubo etior diame ‘a reco”
ton of company, or the company assembled,
insuch (drol), v.f. to utter in slow, las
drawl (S500. ot touttor to a clon, I
speaking.
drawn (10"),7.0d, lott undecided:
as, it
‘the score
‘was even; having the ‘Bowels removed; 85, &
drawn fowl; contracted; shrunk.
ero. n alow. ‘stoutly-bullt cart used
hauling heavy loads.
‘Sun. frightful, sh ag age
dread-naught (3784201), 7,9 fearless
cloth to exclude storm and cold: a battlo-
ship of 18,000 tons burden or over. Also,
dreadnought.
dream (4 (diem, na tratn of thoughts, o
during sloop: ‘Something ‘soen In the imagina-
tion; a state of abstraction or reverie; an
idle fancy; as, a dream of greatness; a wild
scheme: rt. [p.tand p.p. dreamt, p.pr. dream
Buek
ner (ari).
dredg.
A. @ box with a lid
‘holes, used in cook-
go mie our sugar. os, “Alco, aedes.
dregs (786. 7:p), te matter wit which goes
lee matter
Drei-bund (2b301..n_ s wiple att
*% | (1982) betwoon Germany, AusuiaHusgary,
other,
oe
as, to drench a horse’: drink, ofves
‘One forced down the throat; a dose of med+
cine for a horse or ox,
Dres-den (“*2'd#0), »,,2 fine parcsamm
Sym.n. clothing, attire, apparel, garments,
costo, garb IveE oe who
dress-er or'sajusis clothing. 2 s
aseistant; a set of shelves or open cui
for plates, etc.; & combination of mirror apd
bureau.
i ying), p.pr. of dress:
dress-ing (go. Pitting ‘on cisines:
Ate, senate, rare, c&t, local, fir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, €dj
right, sin; céld, ‘bey, cord, stop, eémpare; ‘unit, dnite, barn,
y novel, refer;
it} focks, mend;
dressing gown (arSsine,goun). »
‘worn while dresting.
of women’s costumes.
aress-mak-er
dress-y Shs (drés'l), nth fond of clothes, ore:
(dro). t tense of the transitir
drew (or), bast tense of the transitive
drib- ble geet. ‘ed Seb fal” tn, emai | nice
fm drops: give oat of dest in stall
i football, to alight Kick
Bad gitslng” lowers ats
(drib'lét), n. a small part,
drib-let au efgave ie taoney
Xana, t. and "pp. of dry: p.adj.
dried $item ott
dri-er G7), 500s, 725,25Ns Tule
ete.. causing {t to dry quickly: ‘an appara-
aie any tho direction to. which an:
rift {fits is'driven; = force which drives
anything altad: gct of stato of bong drivers
Yendency or alm of an act, remark, ete.; over=
bearing influence; a collection ‘of fioating
Binrea® noaped up, by. the sca or winds an
a drift of snow; ‘the horizontal or crosswise
(drée'mBk7@r), n. a maker
ns;
ve to:
‘@ trickling out in
etc.,
tance by ice; the direction of a current:
££ to drive along or heap up; as, the winds
2aft ary leaves into piles: od. to’ be carried
along Bye, current. or by (008;
Opn me ey mrp enmicaning, scope, alm,
aniftage ot 4
which ts driven al
by a current of alt
water; a turning a
From a, ship's "cot
‘caused by or
drift-wood
Hetelne, vost
af
floating wood
‘to engage
‘exercises’ ne & tool for boring or mak
to let fall tn drops:
ean as in aropet 2 projecting cor
throw off
drip-p ip- ping {ern ae of drip: n.
{hat which falls in drops; the fat. roast
meat
drip. (art ), & pan to
dipping pan Sas
drive
force;
motion of,
motor car, etc.;
crazy;
to press or be moved forward with violence;
travel in a carriage or motor car; aim a blow:
with let: n. en Slows Stel pptSed BE
forward: a strong blow: a
trip fas Cariago of motor car
ering of cattle for
an annual ‘branding:
a forward blow given to a ball at cricket or
teanis; in military uso, a violent attempt to
break a line of d ‘by
an army
Soll, s wooden-headed club, with full teagth
shaft, somewhat suppl
for driving the Ball
oe jag the
reatost distances; @ part
Tmparts motion fo auethios part.
drive-way ¢ (ariv'wi*), n. a road, ueuall
private, use’ of
mals and vehicles.
driv-ing wheel Sordy ang bran
REE
(dro, ad} ridiculous: queer; amus-
droll ibs
ing in ing; as, a droll manner; ‘= droll
Sr tsting Ol TubeDeil pe funny, laughable, comic, whimsical,
rows; military (00 solemn},
SSerae ce Troguant.repenion: prea droli-er- y age Jou oe
‘Gelling machine for working ia m company greatly ioiae aE: BURST: Shake
‘ost, 00t; found; boil; futiction; ; chase; eiggod; Joy; then, thick; hw =wh asin when;
zhes as in azure; kh=ch as in
‘See pronunciation’ key, pages xix tos0di.
E
: ut
-
ies shutter @ (drop mhit’to, 9 device
be.
Bering, for faking “photographs i
drop-si cal (rons, adj. affected
dro . n. an unnatural col-
ieee ‘of wat serous,
fluid any ary Of the Pedy or tte eee
dross ‘soy ter,
drought (drout), n. continued absence of
(dro 1.t. of drive: a collection:
rove [eatad ce thsep driven‘ body?
dro.ver Bar ee,
fn, one, who drives
to market:
of cattle for sale clsowiiere.
; a buyer
Ce
. adj 3
(rou'E). ad}. sleepy: ea
bing],
drudge eye tab ard a ean pose
Minder
drum-ahay
for figs; a
or rey olin
shaft: tand
one's
drum-head ad senior get rche RT
one end of of a capstan or
Sprighs windites used on
drum ma-jor runny baad
‘corps, or of any band.
drum -mer {arim’&), n, ‘one who plays
Drum-mond light (yam‘tnatey, we
it used the and invented by
drum-stick (oP e6 af, Beart
sruftocs- | the outer joint of a fowl's leg from the knee
of drink: tox
SEP Pace ware Sea ae
pleasure,
drunk-ard (anand).
ie og
toxicat
(ari), ads ae ‘drier, supert. driest,
a a, ‘moisture of ‘not
yielding juices: | without
Uonally humorous
olatars of juldes stop "ths
Ate, senfite, rare, c&t, local, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent,
right, ein; cdld, Obey, cdrd, stdp, ebmpare; dnit, dnite, beri,
> nov, el ref&r;
ty focts, menti;
duke
She 5
Pid person.
dubrous SARpE An. a. doubetul:
character; as, 9 dublour nly, of curses
Saitoaety. . dublety.
say dudg-eon “i
. dud-ism {adqrem), nm, the foolish
Te feimmety ted and lunged ander waver ae
g (atime), hg 8 FOUNE, ducks
duck. (duk’pins) & game re
1 ] np.
duck-pins som Venlo, ok Biayed
(atiey, 2% paseaee, tabs, of canal
fluid or other substance is
ductile le orate od}. capable, of zane
ind of @ sunail child
bility of
oF
dude co ay
sae Lee ‘went away is high
yver-faahionable
pre
Idnd of dandy, charac
‘manners,
ies
‘a debs.
ad). owing 10, ‘ttstoutable to, Just,
yaw battle, usuall
Eesac ifn, 8 battle, 0 iy planned
. with deadly wenpas 04. to fight in such @
6st, fot; found ; boil;
kh=ch as in
bailed
‘matter
duffel i cn 15k uae tage
duff-er Gains meet a ee tase
dorotry, otc |® dull stupid, inefficient per-
dug 8; Pf and p.p. of dig: n. a nipple
dug-out oit'rrom % ed
in the ald Rill or bank;
Var, a shelter dug in the back
duke ke (aa ‘one aot the the highest
Also,
duff (2%, n. pudding of flour, etc.,
ae | ut Pudecayed. vegetable
te Robie ks BL
{uhction;ehace; good; joy; then, thick; hw =wh asin when;
loch.’ “See pronunciation key, pages xix to. xi.
dukedom
(dok’ddm), 1.
ttle of a’ di
duke-dom
dul-ciana © pried
dul-ci-mer (0st a ti wi
instrument with wire strings
which are struck with light hammers,
dull 2%)... (dal), adj. slow of understanding or
stupid; without sensibility;
not brights ‘or clear to the eye; blur not
brisk OF active: ‘wearleome: % gcloudy:
take. awa; sharpness of; mal
or heavy: tarnish: to become st
become dull orbiunt; lose bright renoss. ad:
a adj. Seoreming. gloomy, sad, dismal,
rant, (soe br
aull-ard if Goacbeca
Du-ma a evo "iawasal
Russia, created by the czar in 1!
continued anne Teyorutlon, of 1917.
dumb (nu: “tients ode
dumbness
dumb - bell
n. one of
weights
Py.
of heavy
for muse
dumb show “iy
jum! OW
gesture without pevehi Dumb-bell
sh
Se, the actors in motion pictures must tell most,
dumb show.
‘of'the story in ¢ a
dumb-wait-er Govator with shelves oa
which dishes are moved from one floor to
another.
dum-dum bul-let azo",
bullet, the soft core of wi
it strikes. adding much to the
wound.
dum-found ({om found). 5
a baOrese, |
x peed ‘when
jury of the
but really for another, as, a dummy
fos Company.
thud or heavy sound:
fae short, vale and hea
dump. age
tng fruit or meat.
pastelor
dump.y (i,
dite, senate, rf
Fightin; sAld Obey, obra” tp, eblabare
, pdrade; scéne, évent,
rk color.
dunce © (Gling), 1. 2 dull. ignorant persoo:
‘Syn. silevon, Tool idiot."
‘Ant, (nee sage)
dun- derhead Size
blockhead.
heay
f dine rar aramet retats
maperial cast
the waste
;|dun-geon | Scteniled "pert of an? anceat
rk underground cell;
ty ee sd rood, fagots,
propen m: lovee
dun-nage Ste, stowed in the bold ot
‘Protect’ the weet from injury:
M4 imesh aE 2, ies toa
neular area.
du- o-dec-i-mo {' (dil"0-dés'I-md),. n.
leaves [12mo]: sald ofa ook oto Taio Cates
du-o-de-num ‘tric Cal). de det
lu-o-tone Gab 7 sand ad, & Prog
tg platen aro mado from the same Regative
and ‘one printed over diving ©
irons Ht Sg
ip-A-ble [ai caaliy deceived? gulttele,
(a0p)_.- one whe | 8. 0 OF can be, easily
ae, that he ts 2 Rola
hay be . to ‘deceive By by
| dug lex (ary (dy ‘pislca) adj. efomble: =
se | due the’ eame™ kava ee a "aatkine with
two cutters, a device two tele
graph messages over one wire at the same
Eime, otc.; 9-4. to arrange a tologranhic aystem
20 that two me ‘can be sent in opposite
directions ‘atone ume 4.
| du-pli-cate cab Jenntttaks’“a ‘Copy or
ing in
hands twice
simall
fnit, Onite, barn,
duplicity 193 dyspeptic
du-plic-i ty ae (at-plin Te). n,_ decaltful- fire or height ‘than
de jealing..
du-ra-bil-i-ty “0; veda rent OT-t0. 2. state oF
of
wear at serge ich used in
Making lou ge au
adj. not perishing:
du-ra-ble (obra bb:
Bat. (ove
du-ra ma- ter
Pr ep in the time of;
padt toass of the tranaitive
Gdn "adj." tending “10° darkness;
dusk shadowy! n. Spproathing darknes,
faa, djpartially dark; good.
lackness: as. a dusky
complesion “ads, du
dust a
jaakily.
(dist), n. fine dry particles of tater:
SP aRa"oe fins oe buch hme particos:
any fine powders, the particles into which 0
y fall jen; _a low condition:
a4 away cover with
ast tro
powder; as, to dust’ cake with sugar.
duster {auviso. nm cloth or bunch of
light overgarment t0 protect clothing fron
the dust: a box, etc. having holes in the ld
dust-y (2022, 241. comp, dust 1.
ae comp. dustier, su
7 (aie, ah, ome, dui, per
(qacny, adh or Me.
SS eae
language: “n, of Holland: the
Butah, the people o tan
aiinnd®
is), adj. fulfilling ser-
du-te-ous Gusto. a6). tualing ser, | fami
hie autebn. cdi subject” to
Pare Seid on” adj. cable
du-ti-a-ble (oyment of custom: es when
travelers return Pp Amsarica fromm atincad thelr
eenge fs eomehad or dulale acre,
Tespectful;
dutiful
mh. (pl. duties (-tiz)), service
conduct owing to parents or
superiors: “action required inva certain pos!
don: that which one is morally bound to do:
tag cjovied "by the government on certain
dwart (aworn), nial
‘bot, (dt; found; boil
.| dy-ing ite?
ig lian
bls, Daasing away from
ing
ically; | draw-
ing to a close! 1 P easing ped ‘p lfe,
dyke (dik), Feet on built -
dy-namic See gi isnaase
Also, dynamical. .
dy-nam-ics (4)
treats of the effect
motion.
dy-na-mite (“1
din‘é-mlt), n. a hi
aitrogiyeerine "an
ater mi
with sawdust, oF
“imllar material
Pom to {0 destroy by
dy na- mo
dy haemo). no
ducing Melodie aiternsting Current Dynamo
¥ or;
dy-na-mom.e-ter Graeme?
n. an apparatus for measuring force or
Power
dy-nas-tic 2 Serinting 0m iio 0 save
Tainrtat.
(Suigns of 6 particular ae
s0v% 4
‘of time during which = corvala
dyne trent’ of force: the force whlch, act-
ing upon a mass of one gram for one second,
Produces a speed of one centimeter per second.
dys-en-ter-y ("iho ‘Sowas, character:
{zed by a severe inflammation of ‘the mucous
mombrane of the large Intestine, attended
with fever—adj. hay
dypenterie,
aenepi-d: die
dys-pep-si-a ». ies, eae
ecting
festions
‘digestion, generally
dys-pep-
Pr fll te
6 | digestion.
‘n. & person
futiction ; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw =wh as in when:
zh=s as in azure; kh=ch as in loch, ‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
each
194
E
(pron) oF, each man (adj) is expected tO
each
do his duty.
. ; earnest:
2d). impetuous
ea-ger Koenly dosifouny—ado.
Re
Gage). r,s young
ea-glet oor 6f some species
thelr Full jantil the third or fourth year.
(@c), n. tho entire organ of hearing:
CAL the outer part of that i the sense
hearing, or delicate perception of sounds;
fhas’an ear for music; attention: that
‘cereal plant containing the flowers
‘Bs, an ear of corn.
Gcfdram*), fa thin mem-
BR
i
;
like the head of a
i
te
po
ota, British nobleman next in
2mm
earl fenr'vciow a
(Qrddm. nthe | digatt
‘damn. .
earl-dom jomesots, ot authority of a8
(Ort. adj. (comp. eariler, superl.
early (Sieve ing maar The senting:
being A saul tum good time: adr. at
soon; seasonably..
‘na. mark by which
may be
pai (Orn), 9.t. to gain a just for one's
@AIN [Shor sacvice, ete.; to merit.
‘Syn. win, achieve.
ser Snests ed} serious in sperch
earn-est CF Stilont Selous “Case
; hearty: n. a portion of something
in advance as a pledge: as,
of spring is an earnest of ‘heat
of summer.—adv. earnestly.—n.
‘Sun., adj. serio a \. warm.
«
Ant q
Gres (ornings), n.pl. money or
@ATN-INGS other compensation received
for services: ees reward. 7
ear-ring
stones.
earth (it) fe te.
which compose the
Be aanebs
pelts (Qr’thn), adj. made of earth
. adj. made or
earth-en ir, san gorthen Jer.
thnewir4, n. vee
earth-en-ware sol, "or “ottice "Sbiccts
of burnt or baked clay, or
100.
ate, senfite, rare, cat, local, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne,
righ
(arth, adj. to, this
earth ly Ce a ara ieye Seats
juake
Produced. explosions or
earth-work ore ent
or filling in with soil; ® fortification
made of clay, sand, gravel,
:
a
if
4
i E
ae
BEEEE
oles
et
E
9
BR ae
By
f
g
ki
sy (2D, ads. caxter,
088.7 ay “Sin a ERE
not burdensome; as, an easy
similar ‘moderass;
emnbetar not exacting.—ado, easily.—n, easiness.
évent,
, sin; cdld, dbey, cbrd, stép, eSapare; Gnit, dnite, fetes i focks, meni;
eat
eat 2. & Bieta e ra om.
jor.
sere stay the purfacesnek to eerlec-tic aS me ee
eat-able i Rea ott eae rae
eau « Dipl Te (@z)], water, (fepocially,
as, eau do 00 Baste. Hotes | ence
eaves S77 wi BR over bee Aa the
eaves-dro}
sretvortag aves-drop 5 P- Bt pe vosdr ODD: ree PE
ebb Puli: de staring ck soe Backs oF
return, ag the ido'to tho aoa; aeciine:
60 beck.
eb-on (Gb/tn), adj. made of, o like, ebony:
j. made of,
ner adj.in vabubhitog
& state.
bolling: bbling: -
nolent ree
the same s
wving. the een otm'), od), frugal
as, the ‘the
‘drive-wheel of an mad pertaining to sctence of
oF
(Culerei-ae'tee), on.
Soak of wisdom tn the
Bent nade,
ggcle-ei at ciem is geet
fn. airong
6Bt, £66t,; found; boil; fuiction ; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = wh asin when
thes as in azure; kh =ch as in loch.’ See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxi.
edelweiss 196 efflorescence
the main current, thus causing a circular | 4), Ga), ade_a short, form of even: na
motion: a small whirl oul. tO Move with eer wis
@ circular mot
nite, | CT th
edel-weiss Cait) r amma nits tie C2,
tho aster family, tating othe Alb _ ee-rie
yany, “n. tho w
E-den S220 ana Eve Sere plated," aay | ef! piece
vey deligh ee ag (&fis'mBnt), n, the act of
nt),
‘ Fy offace ment t Sistdige out! the sate of
1 de act etre eat. to Produce as a cause,
{ | effect orm datce, Panta
bring about; ‘ano eed a change in another's
a "result urpoee,
o f. Consequence, result, issue, event,
~ ef-fec-tive ieee), oat.
w oP ey ars fo ait cdudin an impresion
us| Fin era for duty.—edr en ering La
Snstruction; education.
ifice (24129. n. a structure; « build-
wat, ius {p4. io sigue ond
pr. to ct and
it ot mora
and prepare for
select, and
+ eg t®
bool
na dat ono tine, ©
edi tet), ne one, who superin-
ed.ttor i ‘for’ publicatlon; one who con-
wor! ca wl
ducts 5 newspaper: magazine.
ed-i- to-ti-al (ef (bai to'r-ti), adj. pertain.
ution: n. a leading articlo in s, 5, ape “eivioe
an opinion on wn bject.—a
a"
spore Ae Hea ‘eek.
ed-u-ca- ation 8 ‘a bert
mental or moral powers: the knowledge and
goility gained through s systematic course of
wine culture, information, learning, study,
on.
ay oe (ert, n, one who
ed-u.ca-tor (hows the ait,"ihoory, Sind
methods of oducation; one ormhe ul ay
Eicher or estar extension of educat a
a
lis’), v.t. to out; as, from
e-duce Oot; "Sr Saree he ai 7
method of teaching them tricks; to light.
(@-ddk’shdn), n. an co
clusion.
my
eel. pout See (i Le Bo iah Tite,» long,
Te senitte, wire, eXt, local, flr, ask, pdrade; scéne, trent &dge, oval, refér;
ef fec-tu-al Se aMtae reach ede aE
eh fem.i ina-c (6-fém'T-nd-e1), n. a term
San of won chaacert Basta eee?
womanishieas
effeminate ee Bt), o.t, oF pee
Be qualdes oF se: oe) ae
(@f'ér-Ent), 7 conveying or
‘trom and
et to bubble
‘owork. 6
ef-fer-ves-cence (1, vevem).n. the
bubbling: uncontrollable excitement: m riod
Ss ‘at 08s aj.
efte “fer-ve ves-cent (if erdy Buses
ef effete © face a ging of af oc ee ‘2 rewalt
efficacious Geriw ants og BO
ducing, a desired effect le easterly oa.
efficacy MMA 2 Bem ee:
efficiency; energy;
ef-fi-cien-cy 6% ‘CENT, La Pac
or power:
of bate competent‘or of havi hie bower af
‘denired tt
effects or
eftah ent) adj. lucing or
eff fi-cient © mt tring dared dentved caiocta ox re
cent aa, ab
dr. ‘ctiiclentt
ited.
ok
os
), 0.4. to ‘Blossoms:
‘become with
whitish crust or fine white crystals, as @
evaporation, ete.
ef flo-res-cence tint Dey ‘oe,
wers; redness of
right, sin; cdld, ‘bbey, cord, stdp, eémpare; anit, finite, bern, ‘cuit, forks, mend;
Copr. 1911, J. C. W. Oo.
1, Northern raven, 2 American raven. 3. American crow. 4. Great-tailed grackle. 8, Belted ki
6, Pileated woodpecker.
Meadowlark,
flycatcher.
keylark.
12 Black-biiled cuckoo. 13." Kingbird, 14." Cowbii
EGGS OF NORTH AMERICAN BIRDS
7. Nighthawk. "8. American magpie. 9. Blue Jay. 10. Whip-poor-
15 ‘aitimore orisha te Cre
18. Ruby-throates hummingbird, 19, Bobolink. 20, Red-winged Urckbird.
efflorescent
197
" She gkin: the formation of fine white crystals
on the of certain sul
‘chemical action.
‘ént
ef-flo-res-cent Sop7 wie
ry
eh flows out of another oforiae the outlet,
ef fu-vi fu-vi.al oe ule
ef fiu-vi vie ‘um Si res cay an ren
le rapor
ae (Berorts, ef Ort), n. sovero exertion,
mental; struggle; at~
ef-front-er-y ¢frt'irp. m ,jmpu-|
ef-ful-gence (£0509), 0. 2 crest lus | us
ef-ful-gent ne Pouring
ef-fu-sion & 'zhiin), x. the act of -
an ape of a tad from t or sentiment; ou
ef-1 tu. sive © fark av) og}. pouring ia
exaggerated feeling ads y. eftusively.—n. ef-
sie! vEpar ‘that
effiu- | Egypi
a pillows, cov- 7
forth | ef eight «2 com adj, one
vthe m umber
seven: n.
seven
oft il NE een eye represent
aged 45 8 SCL ology, the
eli), 7 .
storarcloud tander.
around the
om
e-go-ism SG ot resting wat “ss the
oe. of everything; 3; conceit or
ego-ist rivet alt: Stunts peson
o-tism (8'¢ Aizm), 0 the habit of
SBE coment agi, OF THNAS foo much
Ser cancels 2 self-confidence,
idesty).
ego-tist & @ep-tiaty, n. one who fe full of
egotis-tie
for the
Soeur. adj. character-
‘thought af self. Also,
teenth: n. the ordinal of
cf ae aha ee ot a
eighth @%),, 04) next, tn, onder after
pris i ho whic Which an] Soyuling
one of ett at
be, a set
eighth the value of « whole a
tn, ad}, elght 2 ges ten; four
score:
consisting
a sign representing
80 oF lxxx.
pithy, adj. one or
of two:
the
on ‘the correlative of or; {none of two cams,
e-jac- ulate ‘aie kt), 08 iP Yo spat on
ora prayer: pf. touttsr brief oeclacsationa,
7: Rees in ‘shiin), n. the
& lat tion se of speacing stiddenty
ee eink’ D-1d-1-e9)
spoken wand “%
e. Jae ining 7
“riette Bett
* lest ios
‘ot, 165; found; boil; uhetion chase; good; joy; then, thik; hw = wh as in when,
they as in azure; kh'=ch as in loch. ‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
oration
198
Tabor: _ adj beri,
OF cbumplica ted’ —Sie, einen
ow (Glkb’6-18'ehtn)
2-0-ra-tion fusitty of being
out with care; a. rate ot poliah or
as, elaboration ); elaboration
varied “fovelopmasnt on a singlc
1 St aah,
ia a ane
id ihe eat
ip or glideaway; as,
tine as elapsed since then.
springing beck:
etic GSE, ot Paes
aitichly
ardor; enthusiasm;
idiers ‘went into the battle
or goat-
tied ty
ing back
ald cara Sits
oy. a, to raise the spirits of;
feel happy; excite; puff up.
we-inehdn) n. @ hal state of
tion inind; ae ‘excitement,
ow (S10), no tho Jolat or bend of the
Sonneetion "bent ot
“dp, older: poe
or sppstatminl * one olde
ee nthe fast
est & (or ch “eg oldest;
do-ra-do Sse nace
rich In gold and precious ntones; any
or business fall of money-malcing oppor
ct (@-18kt/), vf to choose for any office
choose by ballot; select
x number? adj. chosen for office but not
chargo; "as, the president elect; taken
ference:’ n, those chosen to eternal life
‘ine soversignty
tion Gk hn), nthe act of
| hoosiig "a" person “for, seme
or positon ‘By aliow of bands, OF baliot:
ection ine sovordignty of cortaln
duals to sternal life, y of
6-18" *shfin-Er’ 4. to
c-tion-eer Sitar tor vores 8
¥ gr ui means for influencing tho chotes
official by
eloctivy, ad intod
S-tiVe governed by choleePinteg the | curren
fof choles: nm. one of several courses
1 by a school or college among which a
It may choose.
(B-10k’ tae)
‘men, chosen
—™ | Remecly held
ly held the
emperor.—adj
to yote; the dignity or
io xe) he tal
e-lec-tric See
By
e-lec- ety
Fees tae oc lence of
eat and
batancs,
pea oes
le elec tri-fi-ca- tion (gaeerent sk,
chagping rth clectetcty: Ee tte of bene
tarde.
electric power, as a railway; G
e-lec- -tro- i pee Fiching toclos.
trtet olive. power,
gent: teod'in many words, the meaning of
which is self-evident; as, ve,
electrogild, etc.
e-lec-tro-cul-ture @#k(79_ kun,
hastening the growth of crops by" means of
cleeiricity- (eleke'trb-4), 9. to.
e. lec -tro-cute {S"Geain by an
e-lec-tro.cu-tion metho ace ot pane
to death by me of an 2a Sines’ Sines cod o
elec: -trode Sis ne * Socete batty.
fynamo, ov any foures
e-lec-tro-dy-nam-ics ii
18k*tr6-di-niim’tks), n. the science or
electric currents and their action oo oe
shother.
e- lec-tro - dy - na-mom - e-ter
Getmuvariag’ tho strength of an cere
(B18k’
ae: tegen See eel
senate, rare, c&t, local, fis, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, wei
, 8in; cdld, ‘Obey, cord, stp, cdmpare; anit, ‘finite, barn, it,
e-lec. fara
noval, ref€r;
foctis, rend;
electrokinetics 199 Elijah
es ocoppet bo eal sel by meant e
elec-tro-ki-net-ics {Sm "exinee|¢
Baton Uopoae.te gicresitia. &
elec-tro-lier OF Gracko’ or Snare for aao-|€
elec trol Lysis $3 is Camm the {
by ae t
elec-tro-mag-net i
@18k’ tr6-mig’ndt), tbs 2 or az
tety Paine through atoll of el-e-pnan. African Elephant
e-lec-tro-mo-tive vied -tine (si"e-fan'tin;
Pete abe a4. produc- m hose phan-tir ‘sy! 4. eeculy ares
elicit Su Pats. to draw out; as, to
slur over, OF cut off,
the
"worthy
eligi bi bie fit? “ERT. ttt, patie ct ot
tenant:
jentrable:
qaaled "for election or appolnument.-ady.
Eli jah (6-11'34), n. in the Bible, » one of
beet, £86t; found; bol; fution chase} good; joy; then, thick; hw —wh as in when;
thm as in arures Ph=ch as in |
‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
eliminate
told of in the books of First and
it the ahape of the ribo iter Lt
right-angle Joint of pl
i mewrartag th,
Ro ly aed ‘cloth, in
‘& measure former!
ngiand
tence, the sense of F'F, tod;
which is nevertheless
200
embankment
else-where { Since, sae” bes ‘not bere:
you must look elsewhere for him.
e-lu-ci-dat date ‘ar Gidierak), 64 op make
mn theory.
clude RS. Per Seat
‘Sun. evade, avold, escape.
elu-sion & lathe 7. act of escaping
elusive &* fa decepeive: hardto
gol: 1-S0-TY
j @lwentny, 1 the removal or
impurities a
Bt, the old
elt ion
tives re us et
(6m), in printing, square of any
em (E.7%,0, Printing, te sguerect soy
urements
=
emote i att Tat
Ate, senfite, rare, c&t, local, far, ask,
right, sin;
pérad 5 évent,
‘Old, bbey, cbr! at6p, cbiapares ants duite, bara.
it, page neat
embargo
201
emersion
em-bar-go G2 birs8)..n. * government
seme ad a end ay ar trans.
Att fe . (én-bir’be-mént),
em-bar- ar-rass-ment 5 ‘confusion of
em bas sa-dor Gober de, ae
SEting 5, comniey at the capital of ano
em- gubas-ey fe.
pals Fa function,
‘of an ambasea-
em bat ted Say 'rip.224 tune
clay. Also, imbed.
(Genco ab: Ei to ase
satinul
in each
em-ber days A ac saps of the
year set ‘by the Catholic churches
prayer
em. ez-zle Sede? 2 to steal some
em-bez-zie-ment it (Ee distonet apie
api
priation, of property, ent ‘one’s care.
em-bit-ter ‘Si (en-t ae ae to make
bois on a coat of arms:
Geoorater celebrate the praises of; i iy
en pla-z Cee
em-bla-zon- i,
aldic Gecomtion, TY sentaonron ‘a A
em_blem sombism),
of an iden: as,_0, waive To
parity; the
“Sym alan, Rate,
em-blem-at.ic soos
Also, ecablematioal. din oat Toomaa only.
em-bodi. ment { (GeistaaTemgat. me the
set te on
em-bold-on (reas courage.
(Sun, inspirit, animate, cheer, urge, impel,
(Emn-boe
ing froducing Yaisca ‘gusss oe
designs inrellet on Burfacon ka ‘on the cover of
4
ig
em-bra-sure
(@m-bré'zhor), n. an —>
pening
bruised part of the. Ei auld sabe
Maney oP Hinicent =n embeeeatton
em. broid-er & gan ybeold’ér) 2. vt. mM <4 dec-
with needlework. ,
em-broid-er-y ere Rit oat
foe | mental work, of gold a liver alle, etc., done
the needk
em-broil fio) "involve fav contcatlon!
crv Bi . ” embryos.
clare Se fae
em] bry ob o-8y Gain oR. wha
deals wit
em bry-on-ic Sein jads,orudes
e-men-da-tion (miei; ty:
ton or correction of & text, 60 as to give an
improved
+] e-men-da-tor (pte dbivir: tm tnd
a
n.
‘color like that
to rise up or come
ceals; become’ a] eo 10; as, the
ou ar (pl.
$/e-mer-gen-cy mice at. Zl
den 1g ne
ays
rer
e-mer-i-1
sald of a college profe
e-mer-s!
bgdt, £864; found; boll fufction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; iw = wh asin when
hes asin azure; kh=ch
15
as in loch.
See Pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
emery
202
the ceappearance of & heavenly body after an
(Smn’Be~1 mineral
emn-er-y sateen tans “used whoa powdered
for
e-met-ic Eee egy tos St inuoss | wi
e. meu ee. plea 2 Jargo Australian ostrich
em. i-grant {* (inverts n. oan, rho
peel in anothee!" adj moving fe
‘ano
people! leaving that own
country.
(m'T-grét), 2.4. to lea
em-i-grate Suny to sctile inanctuer.
em.-i-nence {naan ‘that ch
ezaited sete ¢ Sead or € repute} 35,
Biitle given
em-i-nent Gaytata, ad a high in of office,
yy exalted ideo
Syn. conspicuous, om int prominent, re-
Ant, ‘nee ‘obscure, re anise ne
e-mir (aimicy given
and other fon Zlatan” coat
em-is-sa-ry He Ca "3, be
‘agent sent on & mission, ‘copectally Of 8 socrot
pats +f (@-mish’Gn), the act of
e-mis.sion sadlng out: & throw!
}. the emission of heat from a
joke from
co
at one time; as,
@mistv), ods. out;
cnt ems! TE a po cite
emit ; Be utd to give. forth:
on,
“om meabele,
e-mol-lient fan;
‘| medicine that has 8 bof a softening
en -mol-u-ment ‘mete. n. rupee
os Peace a, | Vaca
vans | Sut
enable |
sovetalguty” sways contol imperial rule or |
em, & :
at. ghren to ot guided By expertetico: |
Without abcurate kgwiedge. ad |
medicine. . empirical.—adr, empirically.
em-pir-i-cism (2752),
‘based on
or practical experiens the
Of odicine wichout joe tsual medical Wainng
or experience; qt
mn ant), the
em-place-. ment pera icine
@ fortification; position built a
ee eee .t. . and
em-pilo' red, p.pr. t
employ siovsl rpr emncrigt Gare
oes :
ie at apply or devon to an obloc
eee
1n pecvice.
em-ploy-ment (S2-plol'méat), n. bast
m-ploy- ites? oocupetton
i
em-press (SE 706). 2 angie pind
sort or tne of anon emperor. Fee,
;| emmy ness cing i thou
emp ‘inowledgs or init ‘Sant
€-mo.tion Tore Peeks Todlines ot fove, | Foal
bate, Jor. awe, grief ote.
emo-tion-al © net =e. 0d gore | ©
feelings.—ade.
tated: ten wi ite the
agi ding to
come ees Of an empire
em-pha-sis (ffm of the vole bn a word
or words in reading or 5] a force
of pa tho (m'fd-eiz), ot. to
em-pha-size founce céarly’ and. dost.
tively; to atic mart, to stress. ves
em-phatic qi marked by
7
gtrees of voice —adr- snap
Ate, senate, rare, c&t, local, fiir, dsk, pdrade; scéne, évent,
right, sin; e6ld, bbey, cord, stdp, cdmpare; dinit, finite, barn,
enable SAD ik tants SP
cient means or
, novel, refér;
it, focks, ment;
203
endow
ened
cessful, carries all
7
the test.
(en-kkt mn
or law:
'ée), o£. to inflame with
3 to captivate; to charm.
charms.
-chanting (@2-chant'ing), p.ad).
Wehtfal—ods, enchanting ae
en-chant-ment @2-chint’minn),
fn. tho
ico’ of
qmelosure. Also, inclose, inclos:
en-co-mi-um Sinha Coma
Praise: eulogy. hy
en-com-pass Sixt eau ci, °° gird:
beng EA'LSC), ado, ance more:
en-core ition in response
toa call by call for a Tepe
tion of performance). [F'R.)
y vt. to come
en-coun-ter &*
one or Ing; meet. someone in combat:
& & sudden or accidental meeting: conflict.
pe SMT,B; attack, assault, onset, engagement,
en-cour-age {53 oF ‘apire wisn cout
age; stimulate.
gogntenance, sanction, support, cher-
teh.
en-cour-age-ment (ikon Aiminy.
ing with con! that which incites to
‘action or perseverance; an incentive
fBducement. 7
. | beavery.—ade.
;| en-cum-brance
en-cour-ag-ing giving hope: ireteg t
), 4, to Invade
Z stealth: io-
n.
2 len or lability attached to real property:
‘iso, incumbrance, a
(En-dév'ér), 9.4.
en-deav-or (oo “Siahiment” of “forse
; attempt: 'n, an effort. or ‘attempt:
shysical effort towards thé
\orize; 16 writeon the
back of: sald of @ check or note.
“ (Gn-dow'), ot. to bestow
in-dou’), vt,
en-dow {frou 24, te bestow Endive
source of income upon: as. to endow a college;
‘equip of furnish with some gift; as, to be
endowed with beauty, strength. or power.
b6Bt, {88t; found ; boil; furiction ; chase; good; joy;; then, thick ; hw = wh as in whe
zh=s as in azure; kh=ch as in loch.’ See pronunciation key, pages: xix to xxi.
endowment
(6n-dou'méat), n._prop-
en-dow-ment cry‘or a sum of money
settled ppen an institution or n Govgted per.
manently to any cause; ing
such a settlement: any talent or ity that a
ature; 8s, an endowment
Derson pomeaes By
of beauty:
endue, Ce i ude ylother, Invest
or spirit
en-dur-a-ble (= Gaara Bs oth POR
durably.
en- dur-ance (¥ Ga-dorins), Tenn the @ Eos
vray: continuance: fondue
Saidure Geciey 2 t¢eapport without
viel ut uD
with: boar with patlenss: “eto Remain fra,
asunder: toautier without gtving up.
en-dur-i eect ) Pads. permanent;
and whey a adv. i with
end-ways (herd forward or uppermost:
lengthwise. ee tm ond) tpl.
mi; en eno-
€11-€-MA fona(cmie) aliquid tnjowed into
enemy {Pay 7 In encanies mlz)
€0-€-IY one hositlo to another; foe;
antagonist; & hostile ‘armay
Syn. adversary, opponent.
‘Ant. (see friend) ,
en-er- get-ic ° ‘ora ae Jett vigorous
Ife; activo.—adr. enerest
yn. industrious, Someta, powerful.
‘Ant S00 ry
em-er-gy Sr at Abe, meee, Ge
vigor; spirit; ablnalion-"e eneretes " —_
mervits sntrvaO, ee.
en-er-vate (onive or ‘nerve, force, oF
vigor; render effeminate or feeble; debilitate
Secalisn on enervations
en fa-mille (2), f°mé.r8),- with, one's
tie fashion; tnformall: ~-
en-fee-ble ("6
lestroy the force of.
en-fi-lade (60;7-ltd”. n. the situation of
10 be raked with shot
‘a place or & body of men lable
‘a firing along a trench,
‘a line of troops, tc.
‘of rako with shot
ling fire; Ft. to
in a straight line.
to cover with folds;
inclose; embrace.
to haet®, URE
to execute with vigor;
FE NETS oy.
fag emikachia;
en-fran-chise (ry ri to sami to the
right of voting in public elections; to liberate
or set freo; make free of a state, city, or
Cree tte Gish). v4, wo piigs or bind b
@n-g8)'), v4. to pledge or bind by
en-gage cai ‘or contract: to betroth;
win; a8, lo engages every one to hin: in
machinery, x come into gear with; mako
lable for a'debt: secure for aid oremployment;
as, to engage a workman: encounter in battle:
occupy the time or attention of; as, to engage
One in conversation: et, to protalne or assim
an obligation; occupy oneself; as, to engage
in Busine: enter a conifict,
en-gaged
en-force G26"
to compel; ton
7 be
A sta in: an
204
manner.
en-gen-der 2u8’d2),
into existence.
ee ‘fin), n. an;
ts Beat into Mechanical ‘power:
Mechanical contrivance.
talking: rt toplan, lay out, or direct: plan and
execute the construction of (a road, canal, etc).
en-gi-neer-ing @n7-7er'ine).
fn pee eee
and \conseracting public works; oF tact
Ene lich g. ‘Gen adj. wo,
English cares the i of England, rr
3 :
ee tagues et Reese
of England or
Tanguage, spoken by bem
& size of printer's type.—n. Englishman.
en-grail-ment G62, ment) 7,8 cme
Sa cise meget
en-grave {*
A impress
engrare words on
deeply or indelibly; imprint.—n. engraver.
(én-grav'ing), n. the act.
eN-grav-ing prices, ort of products
designs, etc., cut in, oF In relief dav metal
stone, or hard wood: ‘ design or inscription
fo cit: an imprestion from an engraved
Plate: as, thesenararing. on, vilting cards.
en-gross Cos, t4,t0 monopolise:
occupy wholly: | as, | business
engrosses his attention; write in a large dis-
tinet round
hand, as a public document; to
ES
‘Sun . occupy, engage.
(engl), e2. to nwallow wy
as in, 8 deep hollow cr wl
Also, ingulf.
Syn. absorb, drown, submerge, bury.
hance (82-hans’), rt. to increase cr ad-
en. © vance, as‘in attractivences
value; to heighten. —f enhancement. a
en-har-mon-ic priccoting "by ‘smaller
Also,
In, of
seal having more than twelve tones 0 the
e-nig-ma (Gleam digs anr-
to | octave.
‘puzzles
e-nig-mat-ic (Snigmsvilo. adj. obecre
matical,—adr, enigmstically.”
@n,join’), vf. to direct wit
‘by Judilal order.
‘spol
on join sition
bit or restrain
ler. ordain,
Ate, senate, rare, cat, Toe, far, ask, pdrade; scéne, vent, &dge, novél, refér:
right, sin; cdld, dbey, cord, stp, cmpare; init, finite, bir, eit, focks, meni;
entertainment
en-joy-ment 2;
en-kin-dle (335,
(én-liry’), 0.4. io
quantity; extend in limits or
extend to more pt
4 ie, become larger; as, @ plant
increase, extend, augment, broaden,
Ant. (see diminish). mbnt
en-large-ment Soymaa. gins | ered,
develo} 3 ced.
7 pment > photograph reprod in
enlighten (Goltt’n), ete fash with
sega ge metals a Sightsunent
ilumine, instruct,
arate: to inept”
‘Syn. cheer, animate, inspire.
Ant. (gee sadden, aulet
Gis mis) collectively; alto-
|
, enmitles (Hs).
ined; hostility
rageous or
ity; a grave
e-nor-mous
(-nor'mts), adj. excessive:
ory great: immense; huze:
greatly exceeding the normal size, ‘number,
Scr—ade, enormon:
waft 2. 1 ‘stop.
ont Inder}. Stops
plenty. abundanes.
Also, inquire.—n. inquirer, enquirer, inquiry,
soautry:
(én-riij’), 0.t. to make intensel;
en-rage Sinn!” is" provoke” to Tans
exasperate.
enrail (7-8), +4,,t0 place (a car) upon
, In sympath:
en rapport Sin uf “my
enrapt Garaphured: fascinated. ys
Tap-ture (&n-rip’tar), to trar
of carry away ‘wie de delight;
Dig nent:
Sir een. fascinate, captivate, bewitch.
atc yt. to increase the
enrich Sais Xe: "i Masco Forttio, “tS | 2°
en-roll Saser), to insert or write
jown ina register: enlist: record.
A. enroliment. _Alno. enrol, enzolment.
‘len route
S| en-sconce (asker),
sapere | entertain (ayeri2?-
{BPR om the way oF road.
B.
(Sn-skig’win), rt. to
‘ ‘with
en-san-guine (S2,°525' 512)
blood.
to Ox securely
settle.
). place on an
altar or it’ a holy Place: keep
en-shrine
en-shroud (pseu), rt fo cover
to conceal from observation; as, to cnahvoud
one’s purpose with
en-Sigh the lowest ©
officer in the nay
en-si-lage {
Bt, n. 2
(en-en&r), v.t. to take in, or as
in, a trap; take by ‘craft;
‘snare.
ilar oF
en- fan | rgle a-t8H'el), ot.
en-tan-gle-. ment Goren mT
barbed wire strung on steel pests driven 1
the ground outside a trench for a depth of
somo ten to forty yards, to make it harder to
reach tho trenches.
en-tente (initiate), n. an
agreement or
as, the Triple
Enlente, the eo compact ‘between England,
France, and Russia in 1907-08. (Fr.]
(Gn’tér), tt. to go or come into; be-
eter gin: ipcnctratet sor down in Wi
lerk entered the account in the
Join or become a member of; to
‘begin, as a business, etc.; place on
Sater de cmitelo. ad), pertaining to,
vteric em "a or
en-ter-ic situated near, the intestines. ms
en-ter-prise (Sling "ot importance: %
risk; boldness; energy and inventors
‘Sim. undertaking, endeavor, venture, effort.
en-ter-pris- “ing eer R ee entate
ous; energetic;
to receive
and treat’ hospitably;
amuse; keep in the mind: to a8
grudge; take into consideration; as, to enter~
{ain (a. proposition: “v4. to receive guests
en-ter-tain i -ing See He.. Bee
ade. entertainingly.
en-ter-tain-ment (83’t#r-tin'mint),
DEn. hospitality at
bdvt, f66t ; found; boil ; futction; chase; Bood; joy; then, thic!
zh=3 as in azure; kh-=ch as in loch.
hw = wh asin when;
‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
enthrall
206
epaulet
aa Senet, just; a di
table; 2 or, banquet; a diverting or
om performance;
en-thrall (7 Da enema?
fongo cagernon: "ardor
of mind: fervent zeal; intense interest, fool-
ing, or emotion.
‘Sun. devotion, zeal, ardor.
anh: coo \'xi-Est),
en- thu-si-ast | iPaled wt
who deems himself
en-thu- thu-si-as- ‘tic ge ind ate ris od.
gavtice Neely, of Sf: *e,sttzact or allure:
‘one who
‘eal;
‘complete
ta toraive & AID $0
to y by a name or dests-
nation; to give a ri
en-ti-ty (én'ti-t oe in mB sentitles cles (tts).
‘supposed to oxi exist. ;
en-tomb eee, ote “s
en. tomb: -ment oe ee "in
en.to-mol.o-gy frond ot aatloe tg that | ee
‘teats of insects and their habite.—n. ento-
molosbt.
en-tou-rage (68700'12h). n. associates:
attendant. fl ndings; ents of
en-trails (Savant terns!
en-train (@ajrie), 1, and
en-trance est me, the ace Ot cone
through a
to come in, ete.; the entry ‘or Rods,
‘tthe custom House of a port: rats nmusana’)
ut Into @ state of ecstary or excomalve
throw into a trance, or unnatural
trancingly.
request;
en-trée & pags
between the chief courses,
eksvtr®’), n. entrance:
8 a2
en- treach-ment (6n-trénch’t iso. intrench. 28
Dreastwork; a 6;
| en- vel-op. Savers
en-treat-y TEA at ente oe
e, rs wire, et, locll, far, ask, pdrad
right, sin; c6ld, Obey, c6rd, stp, cBmpare;
en-trust (2.02), % place in chares
en-try
(Ga'trt), n. (pl. entries (-tets), »
e-nu-mer-ate &U m
go over in detail.
enu-mer-a- tion Brume Fanon,»
3 catalog; List.
e-nun-ci. inate { (nan'ehy Se; Sntin's $0),
utter; expres; speak: to declare oF proctakmn:
e-nun-ci-a-
Ton 2 doduite statement
‘OD)._of. to surround
hide; to co a8 with, @ wrapper; to
en-vel ope (2 (Sn'y8-1Bp: BA v8-18
Sst, oe ‘2 lector by
en- ‘vel-op-ment f geriapmt apmian e oe
Se aaron. fsa
v
oo-yen-om sci a
en-vi-a-ble feracenct of) cuctsins
ing the desire to ic, enviably.
en-Wi-Ous Guest, iain
something; jealously desirous of
What fe another —ade. enviously.
en-vi-ron (Sayre, ot eas a
nopl. places near't townor di
-ron-ment {f2"
‘mér-Et). 9.2. to reck-
name alngly; count;
ephemera
207
equanimity
the choulder by naval and military officers.
‘epaulette.
‘Protestant Episcopal Church: ns member
- Episcopal
Also, or supporter of ¢ church.—n.
ephem-er-a_ Secon Vial whol existe opis co-pate ($pM%e,rte),n. the pow
bat for 8 al Of « eet et existing Di $O;Pare os suite OF
7 a. oat
e-phem-e: shoe" | ep i-sode 2725.2, eo tage of
Eq e-sians (¢/% thin), mpl. a book cf | more, or, less ss connaiied emt 8 saree of
se sans ier beset BU sodio, ‘epieodioal.
to the church at Ephesus. -tle (oped. a n. & formal letter; a
od 80% "acer Oy tho ewias high ©-pis-tle rehten commun ‘the tpostlee
ied Ligh | ona ce apootien as
eph of Poa 4 ort recorded in the Rew Feraipent adj.
pl. ephi | ephors ; pe.
eph-or (si, "eas ofthe. five” epercan e-pis-to-la-ry iting TT atl
ic (Spt) herole: By aeeke . inacri}
eD-ic tatraivey mall of poss, n, song | CD-L-tADD Wiking “ona tomb oF mont
narrative’ ment, in memory
itten that -
Sicitne Se grey of | oPeetha l-m-um ( M
See ete ine: ‘one devoted to pith ‘(Gp 'T-that), amare
ep-1 et phrase ‘denoti some
cure an (eprrkt-fin), per- quay, of the the person or things described; as,
eo the’ phony
fhe picasures of the of v4 ‘6-1
Sear eben, foves luxuey? e-pit-o-me Sav tpt mo bet tse,
‘who
‘eplcuras,
@p i-cy. picy-cle episied, n, & small, circle
ter circle.
ference of a great
i ‘demic ic "praia ae stracking
oi ome ty, al ie Ps
discane, throughout, 8 locality; widespread
occurrence of
epi der. mis & (p"-dar'ms), n, the curt:
outer
body; the outer coetiive Seek of ota plane,
ing
% the the deat
Sof the
piel -rglot-tis ort
Sarg the act of ealiowing,
7. nee wilh aes ota
pigammats -ic c aay
epi i-graph & Grr sri
ss
an inscription
‘building,
‘2 motto or quotation at the
book or
sy eeelln’ n.
epilepsy seit Ben
epi
epi pilog a2 (pF ldg)
Epiph-an a feta” Pat of wo come
Bathiebern wh an ene men to
e -pis-co-pa-c eee au
a
oeeonl nia
monument,
beginning
chronic
attended by
aptly th). ao). pertaining
-tic {oF totar ato or aioctat th, epilepsy:
ss es at
1): | e-qua-ble
literary work; | summary
abridgment; syno)
e-pit-o-mize
‘condense.
ep-i-zo-an ci
the outside of an
or summing up; an
(-plt’O-miz), rt. to make a
ears tine of; to abridge;
J wnlGh uvesron
fleas or lice.
(ep-25'ho),
p}. an animal
Sths walls ofthe | fied
Ep-som salt (ote 0p. 3 mane
r | dyeing, Sean 100 goods "
e-qua-bil.i-ty finn ev
Peri} es Ei'wacb)) odf. unt
ole ‘even; proper
Giewhh ed ‘adj. of tho same extent or
tlonate—a
e-qual fr dequate: ot
the same rani or value: Just:” equa
ble: n. one same age, rank, .
talents. ote. and PP equaled, p.pr.
equal size, rank, vaiue,
oe Rn tury» ful utvale for; to full
of. bang
» value, etc.; uniformity;
the
e-quality fein ie ging
the rame in alze, ra
Somme
e-qual-ize @auilin,
render uniform.
e-qual.i- 2er
1. to
ize, rank, value, ete;
make
famines Pj n. a aliding
panel which stabilizes ap
calmnt
b6%t, £66t; found; boil; furiction ; chase; good; joy; then, thick; =o
zh as in azure; kh=ch asin loch.’ See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxi.
208
sentation of's chemical reaction
vua.tor GaTED, nthe imaginary
eq ‘passes round
je of the earth and divides it into two
Fans eres or parts; a similar line dividing
te aphere of the sky in two.—ad}, equatorial
aed? oauatoriatiy.
€-Uer-ry SGueria (asian ober in (hs
ppuse ea pr ince, we not —4 Hibs, attends
e-ques- trian Dane)” od Be pe
anship: | pert fp wie horses: n. one
horvemnal °
e-ques-tri-enne 2 timber fn. ns a
e-qui-an-gu-lar {Sving eacal angles”
-qui-dis- tant
(@"kwi-dis’tint), adj. situ-
ated equally far from a cer-
tain point or from each
other. |
e-qui-lat-er-al
(S*kwi-lat’Sr- Al), adj
having all the sides equal
n. a figure with equal sid
("1 kwi-Itb’rI-t im), on.
e-qui-lib- -feum sy ity. of welght,
wer, force, etc.; equipolse or balance
ween opposing forces, actions, etc.
e-quine iis, (1 win). adj. adj. of, pertaining to, or
rkew -ndk’ahal),. adj. per
e-qui-noc- tial © iSining to the ‘equinox,
‘or to the time of equal day or night: n. the
equator of the @ storm at the season of
equal day and ae 1t.—adr. equinoctially.
ni x ( (6’kwi-ndks), n. the time when
e-qui-nox {hon crowsos the equator of
tho sky, making the days and nights: of equal
length: about M March 21 and | Reptember 2: .
e-quip Gere), eh let and pp. epuipped,
ins
out for any or ndortaking: as, to
Spee an army for Cho ted: prepars qua
a @ boy with knowledge; to
eee wep), me the arms and
eq- -ui- Page outfit, an army, _ vessel
traveler, otc.; the carriage, horses, and liveried
sorvants ofa parson ofrank; acarriage of state,
e-quip-ment (Awersn)2, al ine
icular service, such as those needed in
Btging out, oMces, stores, armics, a ficct, 8
railway, senor ‘ote.; the act of fitting out
Cgui poise @1M-polz).n. oqullfbrium or
e-qui-poise Sime? uailty of weight.
equi pon -der-ant ie poor the
=. eaultableneea
eq ui ty apes Ee
i oy sari
(@kwiv'd-l dns), n-equal-
‘Abs, os ity of value or power.
e-quiv-a-lent @*riys-léa0, od). eam
the | same in significance or effect: n. a thing of the
e-quiv.o.cal tania iad at
to" letter.
e-quiv-a-lence
ing; 01 to suspicion or doubt;
“Wide: equtrocalty.
‘Syn. dics, doubtful, indefinite, obscure.
4. to use
‘meaning:
(G-kwiv'd-kat)
from a given
fates from the
period; epoch.
e-rad.i-ca-ble S240 gna.
destroyed.
e- radi i cate & Ska.
(ar),
chalk
CTE Camo ore:
ry
dead pass to Hades.
in ee :
firmly uplifted: “bold “oe unsbaken eas:
erectly.—n.
. erectness.
e-rec- ile & (@ rele th), adj. capable of being
the act of
a
ae lt)
er-i-nite
Gemma Nn.
er-mine much yalued Tor tes fur,
becomes white in winter,
the tail, where it remains
dlenity: of oles of
judge,
in'Eurgpean countries ia lined with ermine a
f purity. _
Ate, senfte, rire, c&t, local, fiir, ask, parade; scéne, event, Sdge; noval, refér;
Fight, ein; cdld, Obey, cBrd, stp, cdmpare; dnit, Onite, barn,
» focks, meni:
209
ail: ths wearing away ot
: way
in, by heat and high pressure.
ate) ad). enawing
taken; to blunt
er-rand (Si), ns trip made to attend
Dusiness or
cary a menage, the object for ‘which the
; | safely out of; to avold;
es-cape (*#p),.2!
spe from. 4
Sseke Rie dae
es-cape-ment (amaiae a fe Secu.
of move-
n clocks,
ing ty,
ment: used {
watches, and m
es-carp- ment ¢
(Ge-kiirp'mént).n.
(Ge keep nbn) 9. lt
erent . te
er-rant-ry Grint. .».,8 roving tn! es cheat (eat, 04 ot. 2 take, possession,
rach as a roving ta sourch of EuIGhy advec: | no heirs): of te revert ce. Wo beck 0 the
ture; hence, terrantry.. crown, lord of the manos. of the state,
tic Erie. ads, having no fixed Decause the no legal beirs: n. land
er-rat GF tepemente which fal 19 the crown. ar lord
‘ccentric: queer; as, Wraite vior.—ads, or, in the United States,
q $5 the state, by focfeltare or flare of helrs.
er-ra-tum | eschew age aoa
(Sr8'tim), n. pie te cerate, 2 Gio.
amistake in
er-ro-ne-Ous iniftaben ere oe
ta), hse tle
. Eskimo enn, n ope, of 8 race of
ag 8 guard: protection on &
‘accompanies someone,
Ser, Mase afford the protection of his
Drogence: v.f, (Ge-kOrt’), to accompany oF 6D
oseri- toire & (So"kri-twir’), n. a writing
es-cu-lent (abs. wah. eatable!
is es-cutch. eon Mo alco 9 shteld
arms, or coat ‘are shown.
inhabit
America. “Also, a.
e-soph-a-gus S049"). cash ack
food | and drink pass to the . Also,
e804 ter-ic epee, ott, pertaining
only to s select i; secret;
confidential: profc gproaite to exoteric.
es-pe-cial rh). 0d). Darticalar:
amos others of the same l—ads. espe-
1 E ‘), n. an a
Be po ran.to eth ee
es- espial fa cor
| es-pi- -o-nage a, Koy]
eis eno ane he eat
in| ment of sples or secret agents:
time of
bébt, [S6t; found ; boil; furiction ; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = wh asin when;
thes as in azure; kh =ch as in loch.
Bee Pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
Upot a cause witha view vo : Seal ‘and
defending it.
es-prit de cor 8 aot Ss ee ee
votion, honor, and
mea of the ‘came, proteslon, mn, socket ete
(és-pl’), .t. and pied,
es-py SP"? he aco at’ austance!
digcover comeing tended to bo hid); to
Es.qui
Ror “Gokwir toate, the
@8-quire (ererbccre or artendant ons
Amight; a title next below that of a i
Eequire, a titlo softer to lawyers aod dusts
the address of a lotter:
n. a literary com:o:ltion
abject: anatvempt:
experi an), [pi and
P.pr. essaying), “e try oF atempe hae Pe
es-sa’ -ist ff (é'S-Ist), n. one who writes
yeas
0 various subjects,
es-sence (&* ofa tte, ,comcentrated
essence of peppermint;
substance:
f5'ho'ront character of # a thing; the true sub-
stance of an}
es-sen-tial torent aesetecr ts, ts |o
existence of Tnatepguenbie? pire:
that which e necessary te the existence of a
thing; the basic Drincible: = as, the reasentials of
education.—ado. essentially.
es-tab-lish (40 Ms), ot, to 8x army:
strengthen; restore; founa?°*°
es-tab-lish-ment (322%
on a sure basis; settlement: & place
legally;
mént),
ae
gence, oc ess, institution, or
3 "tim “I-nk’ French
es-tami-net Serr aeause wines
smoking is pret and wines and other
drinks are sold. _[Fr.]
es-tate (és-t&t’), n. condition of life; rank,
Position’ ‘or quality; the ttle oF
Interest one bas in lands or tonomenta:
erty in general; any one of the
fers or" clases, of then tn & country, “any
‘one of the political classos represented in &
tive assembly or lawmaking body, as
the commons and the lords in the @nelish
esteem (-t8m’), Ft. to value, hight
ot 140
@8-tEEM (5 renpoct:” prize: “consider: m:
& favorable opinion; "estimation; respect:
‘Svn., n. and 0. regard, favor.
‘Ant.’ (gee contempt).
Es-ther Serr hs Ploy of the
es-thet-ic (25ete. ads. having a love
We of the dine arte, Also.
erat! ea iasedouny,
P
210
fons of | eg. trange (#4)
time |es-thetics eerie, ole science
eer ar et. to comy
(ermine the’ valus ode a:
je- | (Gs’ti-mét), the computed or reckoned cost
‘together | or value of anything: as, the bullder made aa
estimate of the cost of the house: appralsement
puto, rate.
ness to inditarence! etn
8-frAY fe ae te owner? ‘one
wandering and unaigined.
es-tu-a-ry So) ae wide moth ots
‘current meet; @ narrow
inlot from the sca; a firth.
@'d-mén). n,m Weht woolen
"| et-a-mine fSiric reecinbitng © fino qual
Be eh erg (St aBt’fe-i), and others of the
et Cet-eF-8 matiokina: and so forth, ab:
ech chs, £4. to onmmave by’ biting out with
ve
previously drawn with
‘upon a. copy a
Gtarnhly ad). withent, begtn-
hing or, etid:, Cverlasting: " per-
Retual; incessant: ‘the Rternal, God —cdt,
‘Syn. endless, unceasing, interminable.
Ant: (oop tea
e-ter-ni-ty (i) ndcanleg tise the
Chat, sooms endlces” lite after death
thr), n, the upper purer alr:
e-ther (oui aacsinetic We vapor ot which
Insensfbility. to pain:
which the rays of light and
mitted.
e-the-re-al Cane Ae AD, ad). sley: Mane:
whee ine HE), 4; to mao
e-ther-ize (tbe), *4, to make uncos-
e- ternal
(8th'Tks), _n.pl. the science that
treats of rij
thy o' prin), ed pe
Eile pa Bei
th’ntk), adj
eth-nic ii" ate oa
the
a
Ave, senkte, rare, okt, lool, fir, ask, pérade; sc&ne,
sin; cdld, dbey, obrd, stp, cBmpare; anit,
right,
, event,
‘finite, barn,
, noval, refér,
ts fochs, ment;
211
event
1. (pl. et;
}, & ste
bof uch
treats of
ore
“ed-lip’tOs), 1.
(-), any of it Pen ‘Be
fend wine, used in that sacrament,
(O"kd-ris'tik), adj. per-
IC dining to tho Hucharist,
union; | expressing thanks-
game from Thence, outwit:
eu-geni ics cee 180s), pl ie at sclohes of of
through bett
eu lo-gist ech se n. one who pralses | remey
ively,
ewlo-gis-tic (2 ic eit Si a, Naud
to praise highly;
f'n person,
who has beon
‘Also,
eu-nuch 22%," Pt man who
wae
berlain or an att ettendane Phare "
eu-] pep-tic (a-; ioctl al adj. oanotat ing
eu-phe-mism {f' + de phe se | mee
in place Ea one that oF plainer or
mere accurate bat ent might, b be offensive
ews he mis-tic Grae a od. of
7 (2-0-0), adj, pleasing
c= pronunctailon; sweothons
eu-phu-i ism f Merasey fie ie writing
Eu-ro-pe-an {0s peraltine to Raroe:
Eu ‘Sta.chi-ant tube (ort An ob.
the ear and the
erect § Ei. to make
. n. the
posed avd oe adj. dis-
-| evanescent Sppesring: from
sight wantahing; feoting: as, ys of life
e- e.van-gel (ee Geet Sogo,
e-van-gel- ‘cal "ttn ha Noone:
or the four si maintaining the oe
ually minded: n. one who holds orthodox
Protestant doctrines. —adr.
e-van-gel-ism @"t2 etiam), near:
of the gospel of C1 i
e-van. reel ist (vivid, none of
e-vap-o-rate ene ot, SO otiin Saar:
Pass away without effect: fray to convert Into
vapor; 25, heat eoaporatcs ter; to dry by
removing molsture from, as fruit; trate,
as milk.
"concentrate,
e-vap-o-ra-tion (¢r#R"Sssntm), _n
version of a fluid into vap the
oc result of removing
milk,
i eyreizhan). ‘n. the act of elud-
o-va sion ite’ guitiog cnt of ie wads
- ths ad tending c OF Bock
evasive v), adj. tending oF seeks.
3 Ot: ily underatoc lusive; sly.—
ees.
(Sv), “the fast or vigil yarch:
eve ferhat Re ate ir sled balers cheese
mediately, before somo imperrane vent; ax
leparture; evening; ‘day,
Covion. in the ‘Bible: tho fist crated
woman, wifo of Adam.
Eve
e-ven paral divi iro ehthonts
remainder; equal: balanced? ea
n ra te a Ce >t
to Toriake re au ado. verily;
‘quite; as mi as.—ado. even!
Syn., adj. level, plain, smoot
‘Ant (goo uneven.
ing Ov
eve-ning sa ore of the
‘eninge
e- ven-ness ( erry”
equhlity i surface: as, the
Sound?
regularity?
f._an occurrence; inei-
e-vent doy fev io een Ceres otek
bédt, £66t ; found; boil; fusiction ; eine gao fy ten, thick; hw = wh asin when;
th=s as in azure; kh=ch as in loch.
‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
J. full of incl~
; momen-
Srraitd), nm evening:
Bre. of erentide.
= equi "ulenate” nat
(e-ven"th- ATi, n,
Sontualitee CH}.
Garey cy eee 7
e-ven- “tide.
e-ven-tu-al
e-ven-tu-al-i-ty
possible occurrence or ha|
e-ven-tu-al-ly
paella Et), ‘ee 4. to hap-
e-ven-tu-ate Sventtte). #1. toh
eve),
ever (Cm gt fan tne: ae fo et
‘as, the poor are erer with us; without end; in
‘any degree; as, study as hard as ever you can.
verglid), — n,
ev-er-glade swampy trict of tand, with
Datches of tall grass,
), na tree or
ev-er-greeD flint which "rvtaine §
leaves Hhroushout | the Year: od) always
green or fresh.
ev-er-last-ing Sytyis'tine), adj. per-
fn. a plant whose fowors retain thelr color
‘when dried; ‘eternity: the Everlasting, God,
the Eternal.
ev-er-more Gv Srmir), ade. cternally:
yor forever.
ev-er. Grek ‘vit, adj. and adj.
aay mak oh mu do his duty. al ‘all possible; as,
every bod-y QY er npeert Suit-nna’.
one at a time.
ev-er-y-day @vintax
SepaptiPeead rs ets FeingS Yh
Z t [-
ev-er-y-thing thine). mall things, al
that is concerned in a even mater
ev-er-y-where (35)""ar"
places or parts: thoroustiy.”
ate ‘Ye "Sy Reet put out, expel, g
evict @ tenant who refuses te pay Tents re
Bric ton (@vi’shtn), n, the act of
n
e-vic-tion putting out by fore. °
(ev eas) yn. proof;
evidence ; mony! ett to prove! make
ident @v1aént). adj. clear to the
i Vision of understanding; mani-
fest; plain: obvious —ade. evidently.
evil fa
worthless:
Ther showing harmful’ imention or
some injures; _sin.—ade. .
‘Syn. %. barm, misfortune, affliction.
AT owas Dan intuuence for tn
evi D. at -
e-vil eye jiry, Pupposad to be exerted
by certain parsons who cast ® hurtful gianee
af anyone.
7, all persons, taken
a exactly ee ic
: | or sptrituall;
bowels from: io. ot vita Sane
(S-vOk’), v.4. to call forth:
e-voke (roke an answer.
as, to
arithmetical or algebraic power: the gradi
development, (forma of Hie from the’ lowest
stare:
the
tea aay
the lowest stage.—adj. evolutional, eveln-
anes steed
e-volve @¥olv). ¢t. to develop: unfold:
exacerbate ee art
lent, or bitter; to irritate; aggravate*—n.
exacerbation.
r-riikt’ adj. correct or accurate;
CX-ACt NEE wcdhonicals: strict par:
cular: rh reir or slaty claim; compel to be
in ad her pee puncioah Precise.
"| exacting Seater 3 pod) making
vere; arduous.
ex.ac-tion (6;
thing demanded Ceoens of what : due.
exact. -act-i-tude Getty er Wing preee
i age. securately:
ex-act-ness eehee'n ae) ‘fn, accuracy;
(8g-28)"t omy ct. to oo
ex-ag-ger-ate (i3
reasons to heighten” by’ overntatemnent
Color highly.
ex-ag-ger-ated (i570) er a-tea):
tended beyond truth or reason overstated
(q-28j"@r-B'shOin), 1.
ex.ag-ger-a-tion Stavagsnt or ur
truthfl representation; overstatement.
2010’ to elevate in’ rank,
exalt 5 station, "Ge dignity!" raise on high:
slority or
‘Syn. Gnsonie, dignify, raise.
Ant: (see humble); ,
ex-al-ta-tion Sete creas entany
teed a neato of" great de-
Ag? a fooling of ciation or pride, ns
ex-am-i-na-tion (24a, at inguin
{nto carefully: a careful: inquiry or
tion; “a test of knowledge or fi 8 quee-
. a8 Of & witness.
ex-amn-ine {* -rimim, of. to, scrutinise
(6-vins’ to manifest or test orally or by Pers: ca
evince Sider): *de,muaniter oF me | Ha trea SPP anaes hee dae
clearly. tn ‘ads nie of or office; analyeg: text —n & 5. .
e-vin-ci-ble Sor sie. aten'? | ex-am-ple Sven", Kode "BD Sot :
Ate, senfite, Tied cat, Teal fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent,
Sdge, novel, refer;
right, sin; obld, dbey, cOrd, stdp, cSmpare; anit, tnite, bttrn, eit, focks, ment;
exasperate
an Mustration of a rule or precept; # parallel
‘a warning:
case; sample; specimen; b=
fem io be solved as in arithmetic.
Syn. 1. type, instance. ine
ex-as-per-ate (Soba, Stee
greatly; embitter; intensify
ex-as-per-a-tion “Celanese tanto)
mes
ex-ca-vate Sqxevi): °5,0 SS oF
into; to to light by 3 as, to
excavate the ruins of ancient etn),
; rk ne
ex-ca-va-tiOn holiow “cavity. or "hole
formed by cutting or it earth.
ex-ca-va-tor ettino e person
digs. often in scat cht ane ‘ancient relics, etc.
(Bkc- to id
ex.ceed {init cr’ itanint of rp hd
excel: ¢.f. to be groater; a bounds:
very
-ing (2 abit). "2: ads,
ex.ceed-ing.] Ly Seseeng. 10 shes a
ex-cel 2), wae tad pes Pp.
gualition ins great degres: ae!
to outdo tn com
‘to omit, or leave
lade! sf. tooblect: prep.
emitting: Icaving out: con}. unless
ex-cept-ing Cpe). prep. and conj.
‘except.
ex.cep-tion Sapa, ibe act ot
Satake ce, hs
to what was said; a formal objection to a
Geciaion of & Coury ple «it (6k-s6p’shfin-d-bl),
ee es aan some
ex.cep-tion-al suai juuncgenmon: Fare:
ex-cerpt ‘csape).
poole: uote! ‘b selociton orextract from &
ok eee), nan undue amount:
the amount by which one thing
is more than another: surplus; superfluity or
overabundance: add
led | only by a
._ enoeeaively.
exchange (Gescchint). tt, to ive in
a), on.
having "s tendency to
‘Syn. awaken,
reited “sys, adj, aroused; pro-
;| ex-cit-ed ‘cred aur extiveaty.
ex-cit-ing {7
ex.cite-ment tion’ of being
Srammorson: sensation; stimulati
(Bcs-klimn), 9-4. and vt. to
ex-daim out, abruptly snd. passions ay.
ex-cla-ma-tion Soe tn ads
SMtare ff ii" weiting or ‘printing bo denote
emotion, surprise, etc. id-tO-et), ads
ex-clam-a-to-ry (Siiaining’ expreseing,
or using, exclamation.
ex-clave Gate"). 2.
arent
n. » amall
‘within
of a
6 terrt-
sion; prohibit; debar; except.
ex-clursion (alee: 2 Bnet
pain leeks’ dj Hb-
ex-clu-sive eee tt. lioved
founber; as, the exclusiee
use of & ing; iting social relations; as,
an erclusire assembly; not taking into account.
—ado. exclusively. Kd. ,
ex-com-mu-ni-cate (ifs) van.
ish by cutting off from the membership and and
communion of the church: to expel from
membership in any association or club.—n.
excommunication.
B68, {66t; found; boil; fusetion;chane; g00d; joy ; then, thick; hw =wh asin when:
sh=s as in arure; kh=ch as in loch.’ ‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxi.
excoriate 214 exhaust
ex-co-ri-ate PEs. fo fay, ex-ec-u- tive ¢ "tty; Sesto.
excoriation. ening body: a
ex-cre-ment Govt mata) ne bared clent carrying out plans fo ieee
an animal after digestion.- ad seo effect: as, ay to President See ‘United States
ex-cres-cence ICE erarel ). man un-| fs the ee totam administrative
outgrowth, as a wart.
exer -cres.cent (ats (Gioykrés'bat), ad}. por:
superfluous.
(Bkcs-kr8'td), n.pl. useless it
excreta ter eliminated from
throw (off
‘or expelled
excrete Sze, from the body:"n-
(Bes 8), that which is off,
ex-cre-tion {ion or secon a waste
Batter from the body, as through the pores;
ex -oru.cia ci. ate i (Sic roa At) ote
ex ruck chat ing (Sia-kro0/abt-&-ting),
(Bks-krdO"shI-E’shfin), | ads. exemp!
excru da, tion (82-16% .
ex-cul-pate a ay pa
tation or Charge ofa “Paslt
‘ex-cul-pa-to-ry fre
ex cur. sion (fksskar’shans
short or rapid
Syn. jaunt, ramble, tour,
ex-cur-sive ein 24), ramblins,
ex-cus-a-ble (osu AOU, 20, Same,
Perdonable; as, cxeuseble delay-—ds. ouuas:
ate plea Boe 1 justity sore
(figs oapict duty ‘an apology; pro-
exe-cra tra.ble Geet ors era ba
inable.—ado. execrabl
ex-e-crate (%' ey,
ex-e-cra- tion & ‘ek’ abt hy hii), "nthe | cerem
detonation expend:
ex.e-cute Fie aTae pons
seal by lenin : t
to
to
usic
recutton.
(ako ia ‘ahdin-Ee),
one, who puta to, dea
Ate, senfte, rare, ct, locdl, fr, Ask, pdrade; scéne, &vent,
right, ein; céld, obey, cord, stp, ebmpare; finit, nite, bra,
we ex.e-qua-tur ;
ity: | given to a consul or agent a1
Sn wn S's
ex-ec-u-tor {**,” “pee tees
that the terme of 8 ra tt carried out.
GqrzBiG-trtka}, [pl ex
ex-ec-u-trix Sewer righ. Bh ee
tetxes Gaete sign 8 ‘@ woman appointed t
ex- ex-e-ge-sis sara wee
eregetic @
tive: mpl the aclence oo ln ing tke BRT
exemplar @a"on, someinine
cove mh ae = gic ae
ex-em-j php ty
ox-em-p’a-Ty sate? rane ee 8 SPE
ex-em-] em-plifi-ca. tion Shar” it
fhowing. or making plain example;
ft. (pt. and
lustration.
j | ex-em-pl fy Serer eke
ee M free from
en.
if free from, & duty to which, others, are
subject: with
‘thas set free
One who Ys coun ct ot
ex-emp-tion Fozemp’abtin)
Socaseds irom tas ‘duty or ig ot Rear
privilege.
(Gke*eb-Lew8'tOr), n. an off
cial warrant or
‘author-
‘his authority in the place
LAT.
t. to put fe
ares forth, as force
‘the active
"; effort.
oer!
(Gkeshd-IB'ahOin; Sie“ed-th’-
. 7. & Dres oe
seca Seale,
»noval, refer;
it, fooks, ment;
ex! -haust Seria othe
weaken; wear
exhaustible
215
expectoration
cavergalion: in. that which is drawn off, as
ex. exhaust i ble of betas ‘eph oa eePoe
‘worn out.—n. exheustil
ex-hort ingite or urne. b
good deeds; to cau
Se ethorter.
Sine a idihe or eam
etic
oy enierdeney
adj
ex: i. i-gent ing (Set fiat) ay ij. urgent Lacs
rentiot o aadithincs. titi Eo
ex.ig-u-ous Seay ae Se-cie ts), ad.
(' ‘Danian:
intey? nthe stars oa ae
8 state of being
capaltion of living away
fom ‘cues brmo/oe fiends, @_ person sen
ex-ist (25). 04 to bave actual being:
is « tens), the state of
existence iife;’ duration;
the act of
shares ots fault
mak:
mak | ex-ot-ic
fp mak | pert of the world’ ne anyelting
cheerful;
| Place.
ex-pand (a3, ta
om
‘tea ts| See
ther special au
ex-on-er-ate
bé¥t, {66t; found; boil; fusiction; chase; i Bpod joy; then, thick; hw =wh asin when
See pronunciatio:
zh = as in azure; kh =ch as in loch.
seqult: justify; relieve
from a duty, ete.
ex.or-a-ble (2 “korea. edi. capable of
‘cies: -bi- tance ! © getag beyond a yd te
"| ex-or- bi- tant
amount was
[Saas ad}. excos-
an’ ez
‘ebe-eizm), 1.
evita
r20r'di-Om), n.
part of
ntti) external:
aa Tor the general pub
i), ad) foreign; stray
ae. 3, panei
ex-0- ter: ic
Me; popular:
ts, to expand the chert!" #4. to" im:
crease in size.
an | €X-panse
te | as, an expanse of
for of ky" extent,
| expan -si-ble me bt), ad). cope
extended, dilated, or di
(Bkee-pin’ the act
=| ex-pan-sion { f eh
of -pan. srpresdine ait rahe
extent; ‘colargement
ex-pan-sive {4 is read oy eect
out; widely expan-
sively.
ex &. pepe one-rided; as.
(Lar.] statement: a law term
Tait really and’ af Teng a sepa "aon,
iy and at es
ex-pa- “trate Come parr Bt). 0.t to dt
n Heh tert) one who haa given ‘up or ores it
frota his native country an exile
ex! "pa. trie oo She eee
Upon as to occur, ‘emu te
pect-an-cy erst mg or.
forward to, something.
ex-pect-ant {Srwardvmth Sonu
yn Key, pages xix to xxi
expediency __216 expositor
ex: ax-pe-di-en-cy Spadina ( eat ofl ex-plain Geeta «pound or
fAtness for a Pret; to illustrat in
Saou advisbllty.
(Sks-] 1-Snt adj. It;
ex-pe-di-ent Serrictiny.,. 06) ptt:
special ; advisable; 7
tng 10, of forming. a jour ferapactici ba
oni as, the
-pe-di-tious then pe :
& jitious work.—ade. expedi
‘peditiousness.
(Gke-p, st.4p.t. and p.p. expelled,
ex-pel por. Mexpeilingh to" atv "away
force out: ay by euthoricy.
pend’), ot. to lay out: pay
faa, to expend
joney,
(Seepsn'atsoe), nea
laying out, aa of money,
time, labor, ote disuse ee
ne), Pe ou
€X-pense ferbney.’ drain oF toounent
detriment, or ‘injury: as, he ‘did fe at the
ezpense of his health or his reputation: cost.
ex-pen-sive a atively a ensene
stveniess.
attas). n.
Peon
celiat et,
(Gkoy-pie'T-1 te, nn oe8
peri ment i (Hat or operation to aise
cover somothing previously iticnowat °s ort
by which something is confirmed or proved:
vl. a ee out some-
thing, confirm something, etc.
(ae-par men chi).
adj. pertaining to, oF
: mulded or learned, by ex-
adj. skilful; adroit:
dexterous:' n. (6ks’pOrt). one who
led or thoroughly informed in any par-
Hetigeiisd Sf ksosieenor art an ecb.
Scpctneee, © SDocialist— adh, expert
2 ee
i. (&ks'pI-Gt), v.t. to atone or make:
ex-pi-ate Or Raea telat crpiace's
fault.—n. expiation.
n, the act
ex-pi-a-tion (S‘pikanam, nm. the act
an offense: atonement
€X-pi-Bt0-TY ihe" bower oF “nsiure ot
atonement:
ex-pi-ra- tion (Gea*tri’shdn) 1, termi
ration of s year; act of breathing Out, a8 ir
from the lunes.
to breathe out from
practice.
lerstanding.
;| ex-plan-a-to-ry (Sajpltn'd-059.
3 exple- tive (Gkcs'I Bape ne word Tord ot
(Spi nb’shdn), n. the
mi alcing clear: io
hd ‘mutual clearing te
salt!
ox ple tive ere:
Sam sentence, for Tor ornament oF to i
up 8 vera ‘an oat
aoa or lubertad for ens ne
kcd-b1),
ex-pli-ca-ble =" neg tat
ex vliccit (Gopi) ‘adj. iain: de ‘definite:
explicitly.—n. vaste ™ tee
explode wih faden Soles cher
Be
sine tes
yn an
SPE a nes de
loit {eiarplalt?) et. to make use of
perk eee em
ex-ploi-ta-tion OPP Satin is eee
fetyine, the value out ot the Improvement of
. working of mines, bas selfish use or
ent, rogardlone
Srynellation ot the laborer by
pit
ex-plo-ra-tion Ga7plervshan), n. the
ee er se
ex, plo: sive ve pi
ently, or to causo to do.
@ slight voiced e:
tlon;’ an exhibition; as, th
Exposition of 1915,
| ex-pos.i-tor (eee ptt. n. one who
senfte, rire, cit, lool, fir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent,
ee sin; cdld, obey, cord, stép, cmpare; dinit, finite, born,
;boval, refer;
it, focks, mend;
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vd. to
or re
Sten
pleading:
‘without previous notes or stud; aa
Ectemporancous speoch; ‘omand:* sudds0.
Kiso, extemporary.
@ics-t8’p-r6). ade. with-
ex-tem-po-re cor study or thaditaton:
exter ize (Sextet, ot to
ex-tem-p0-FZe com;
the moment: v.t. 10 dbcsuree. eter whose
toany distance; Broton
ex-ten-si-ble {is
ono ene (Ska-tén‘ehOn), n. the act of
ex-ten-sion ‘eatitng or sirciching ove
the state of being ; enlargement;
an addition or annex.
"| ex-ten-sive (xt tinstv), adj, wide: com-
ive;
extensie burners Interasta. an cztensie view.
—adp. extenstvely.—n. extensiveness.
Of carrying
ex-pr seer hle f (Gor prie Tb), adj. capa
known, shown, oF uttered? sultable to 6S
‘sent by express.
ex-press-ion
srvpower of representing
an: ; a saying; mode of &] ‘change
of The Sfintemanes: ass peculiar erpresson:
modulation of the voice; manner of speaking.
ex, es-sive (ks) vv), adj. full of
pr signi Bcanes oe Importance,
nly;
ex-press-ly ieeatiy (Sxcpree mode, aia:
(Sks-] ‘shfin) driving
expulsion (ixpuantn. 5, 4 gains
banish
as, the expulsion of a student from college.
| ex-te-ri-or (StS 1140).
. | outaide:
face:
O-8t); et. to, ofter
to extenuate hls faults to maka lowe blassabio
=n. extenuation..
adj. outward:
that which is
cater “sare
Petco
the side of a polygon %
Soir
one of he 2
four outside angles
Seal cutting “Two
versal cul
Exterior Angles. AOB,
Darallels. BOC. DEO, GEE.
ex-ter-mi-nate (setarmi-oiy), 4. 00
destroy utterly; annihilate:
exterminate
oot out.—n.
n, an outward parti an ouvward fora, rte,
¥.—adr.
Sx tiuct wetake. adj, ‘quenched: pat
ex-tinct Sit! worn out: innetiv
nonexistent.
(Gks-tihk’ahfin), n. the ect
(ke-pUl'stv), ad to of put 3 stato
ex-pul-sive 0 bus cc drive avey. ab dewrorine or butting aa
e Bix Dint), eto blot or rab ‘destruction.
ex-pungt ut rae: ERAS ey, (Gi titer, v4. to put
poneaes ks out, ? to amother:
ex-pur-gate rio remove (whatever ts | put_under cloud: ‘ake, unnoticed.
Seer eipargatire, TOAD): Sale ot eee euish er (eit ewist-f),
ex.qui-site Gap kta), ad. | refined: ex.tin-guish-er one'wno,or that which,
-q' dcare accurate: | puts out; 2 hollow cono for putiing out a light.
choice: excellent; “highly "iriahed: "very | ow tir pate Guresrpke: atic pat) os,
intensely ‘or senalilvely felt; extreme: na | CX-tit-Pate o'root out! destroy; exter
Beguiitelyo on, erauiaiteness.” on? °@ | mina jon (krterpk’shtin), on.
extant ‘Gerth adn existence: not ex.tir-pa-tion footing Pout; Somp!
ex. festroyen’ or lost: ‘as, old printe | destruction.
or writings that are stil extant. , ex-tir-pa-tor (Gigtte-pB'tze), none who,
extem-po-ra.ne-ous @xj-i5="p6-| &X: or that which, roots out:
eoBt, f66t; found; boil; fuliction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw —wh as in when;
zh=z as in azure; kkh=ch as in loch.
Pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
n. the act of
by tne on ihren
‘a8 of excessive
ex-tor: ican (epsoranto-t, ale:
unjust; as, ¢: lonate fares.
ex.tor-tion-er
ex.trac- “tor "ntti, hone who, or
ox: tra-di-ta-ble 83242" eb od,
surrender to another authority; maici
Hable to such surrender; as, an cert
offense.
ex-tra-dite Soso3); rotharsovene
ment under the terms of a treaty of extradition
or special ent
nent; ae a
ex-trav-a-gance = a
gmoney; waste; pro-
‘Bont “é-ghnt).
exceeding ‘reneonable | one who
1 fh r; need-
Ate, sentite, rére, ct, lool, flr, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent,
right, sin; odld, Obey, ebrd, stdp, cbmpare; finit, Onite, barn,
. extrication.
| ex-trin-sic Sepa; od). external:
flowing supply; luxurianco.
ex-u-ber-ant “¢7" a So
—ado. exubera:s
fa over
joy.
ion 2 eosa
parraser of whith ‘resembles ail “cye: et tek
ait ae Pi Set fo watch looky:
strengthen
eye-lid £12. nt he movable
“|eye-serv-ant Ga aunt Soe his ay
only when
iB: oye-sight Geri. spy ome: rane
eye-sore (9s), ", anytliing that o
oveese
het a ae gee
money; ~
oodles. ary, sory, actie.
7 28781; .
za, (sks-tray‘d-gin’zd), E-ze-ki-el Sidi testinen’ bog Somtale avai
n. something out of | ing the preaching of the
ire of | By ral (eerd), ino book of the Old Teata-
return of the Jews tria the: capdiviey te
Babylon. and the"lite aod teachings of Kare
novel, refér;
ts fochs, mend;
S
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F
fa (2);., the fourth note in the sol-fa musi-
Cal Rotation
Fa-bi-an (Piaiay as th Bie tase St tabhae
and Hannibal.
fact GRD.
face tion {**'
cectebaly ena, roa
(fak’shfin), n. 9
‘ahiis}, od), given, to oF
Ba} factional
: fac. tious on
2 tendency t0
faotitiously.—n,
fac-tor fm ‘fax'iey
orale rac, maluplied togeber,
mm Sic wh ‘which, mi
result:
Produce 8
Syme agent, steward
|fac-ul-ty att, by
ra
resolve
(fate),
Sree
Comey
into’ mathe-
a factor's
n
, commission; conduct of bust-
iy, Sea
ing ‘ee
medical; the
2 university, college,
7 ssf Bin en LSE
“ar cae 2d}. pleasant, Jocose, laughable.
‘
facile (es ai
gers ane pl. facilities
fa-cil-i-ty (id) "trecaom trom alculty:
ty: ease: ready compliance:
crnamnental te
tnllltary sovementa tn
nie left, etc; the
of ‘color from the coat
azure; kh=ch as in
t; found; boil; j function chase; good 5; 600d ; joy; then, thick; hw = wh asin when;
Pronunciation k ey, pages xix to xxii.
falseness
‘omission. fake i up
ee away,
badly: omlasion; neglect or Bonperformance;
or. turning out
‘want of success; decay, ar d
lefect, from decay?
becoming
. the failure of eyesight; the act of
as, the f yeas
ade. willingly;
Jain do your
‘conatral
Sisasdre: “éah
arn she was
fain ©,
willing; ined
H (fant) to become fesbie; love
faint Greciousnees: swoon lose, courage:
adj. feeble; lany ; spiritiess; not
tor ‘vi ; not loud or clear:
. languor; inac-
of strength.
j, beautiful; pleasing to the eye
free from any dark hue;
bl a: Fases “oguliantos: ieee:
able, $ :
Sethe mado Jal: copy of od reputation:
reasonable; passably the female
Encore ene ae a peated
ete., for charity: ‘ade. distinctly; openly;
Ay: Pole grea ‘golf, the short,
fake oreon 5
fair | Car Gat ras’ between the toes
and the putting greens.
fair. ly Sade." honorably; openly:
a “Cateye e duality of being
fair-ness {ff items of coloring
beauty; equit} justic ‘learness ; candles
pos oobi tig, nag as
fai pleasantly; courteous; em-
ploying polite speech,
(far’wa"), n. the part of a road
fair. “WAY of river where the natural chan-
in golf, short cut grass between the
i ne aD m: ipl. fptrios (12}), an, imag
7 .
fair-y tary’ bene of and Uny
human form, ‘supposed tc to Rrectiere in human
affairs for good or evil; an elf; fay; sprite:
brownie: lan pertaining to, or like, fat
fi d artlina’, ‘n. the su
fair abode of fairies; an en
edad
ing. ry land ace.
(fart ing) a amail circle of
fair- -Y TINE rave pice than, the a
srron es
fungus or oe ick-growing Plant put a said to be
caused by fairies in their Ftancen.
faith OM "vuth'sr another; ‘trust tn Cod,
ad teuth ‘or another’
fidelity; honesty; a system of religion.
creed, doctrine.
‘Sun
Gee tinbellef, infidelity).
Ani
i (feth't60)), ads. trie to a promise
faithful (ito a iiend; irastworthy
bonest: byalede, faithfully,
truthful:
faith-less ay ofl untrustwortay
Ate, senate, rire, cdt, locdl, fir, dsk, pdrade; scéne, évent,
right, sin; cdld, Sbey, crd, atdp, cbmpare; dnit, dnite, barn,
*| false 02):
7 false to, —ods.
‘promises; unbelieving.
to fold or coll, ag a rope:
imperfections;
cheat or do.
ceive; steal:
‘worker.
fal ck -chion ((0!’chan:
suet a
sae ome
, with a broad
fal-con
(fo"en; fol'-
kn), n-a bird
4
one who trains havi”
for bunting or who
Hines with bawia” "OE
fal-con-ry 2%,
falconry Sarnia
). _ (pt.
to trop ti
A at 2d}. decgpes
fal. in cious Mhikehte). adj. deceptive:
of being likely to be wrong:
adj. lisble to. be de-
le to err, or fall; Mable
Mability to err,
(VED),
celved:
fal-li- ble
son: untilled; wr
reddish- Teddish-yellow co eas ina but ett
fallow deer {{*'3.4i0), » kind of eee
with branched and recurved horas
‘adj. untrue; dishonest: die
counterfeit; ‘not well founded:
oman a
false-hood (Ont ar ines:
fonts wane
false keel (25,10.
false-ness (Seam, ” avaauinom
bein, at
, tiovel, refar:
t, focts, mend;
unreliable:
music, not in bi
falsetto
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fare
(fOre8t’d), n. a tone higher than
the natural voice; a false or
work (f0l8 wark). something built
work), in
false work .Psn'sid to the completion
of another construction; as, the faise work of
a uridge,
st-f-kB’shdn). n,
on
proving, (a stavement, ote.) to be Raise; “a
Banter alien m
fal-si-fy Soi ppr.faldivingy: 0 make,
‘or prove to be, untrue; as, to falsify a state-
ment; Jo counterfeit; forge: v.41. to lie.—n.
(forat-en, n. fpl. falsition (tz).
the at being untrue; an
untrach,
Fal-staffian (Oheartte), ads, uke
tg Shakespearo'n Henry Ti" and Merry W
gf Windsor: Thence, boasting, Mery Fit
(01 t. weak
fal-ter (0 mllag inatnet! et to alow
‘poral or physical hesitancy: waver; tremble:
‘stammer; as, bis speech
fal-set-to
iio liao
famed 3 (fa ad rads. Ter renowned; celebrat-
& . on bal juaint-
fa-mil.i iar & ra 9a tt domes
“intimate;
an 9
a demon or evil Bes
fa-mil-i-ar-i-ty (optHert té-mn-
farities | (tlz)1, intimacy: ‘ease of conversa-
freedom from, ceremony or conven-
fa. tier ize Gantvirin.. tt, 20] serpent
he familiarized bimeelf with every quarter of
sons descended from a
genealogy; class; a group
es. or le ‘Dut less
et. Ig
.p. fan
Ing. to @
Dy stirring the alr: ap tostrument for exciting
tof air; anything like a fan in shape:
Colloquia ity, a, bastball ‘sothuriast: «fanatic
on any form of sport, especially baseball.
fa-nat-ic ssemrngie is hla vows," wodly
clally on religious adj, character:
ized Wy wild enthusiasm; visionary. Also,
(fd-nit’I-kil-l). ade. in
Call-ly cveronthustantic or ex
Y (fd-n&t'T-sizm) extray
jcism Sittin gy
‘fkn’aid), tmaginary
Inting me mt ta in the mind.
fan-ci- OF Geeells ap tae ee
‘nimals and birds.
fan-ci ful
7 eRe
king to;
something nad out proof o1
doing: suppose: adj. ornamental; not plain;
on imagination; elegant: above actual
worth; as, a fa L price: ‘n. idea; imagina-
tion; ‘notion; li if ing: ameesice: wt, Purult.
ara 4
| fence, Se Peamceran a Sa
nen 2a
fane {TMhenon was a jane to the
"7 re au’ /ftr"), n. a flourish of trumy
fan-fare co; "ndlsy, ” onontatious, er
showy parade.
fan-fa-ron-ade ee clk or rae
ot. to make a Hole
nn tha lower part of a tooth set
fang [IE tsckot: the poison-tooth of 8
serpent; ‘tusk, claw, talon, or pointed seoth.
fan-tail
(tanita). nal kind of pigeon
spread out like a
Having) many taal
(fen'tén"). n. a Chinose gambit
| fan-tan geme played with colns or similar
small o
;|fan-ta-si-a fanitd2'4: fipw'sid), ne
not restricted by the usual laws of form or
time.
H (fin-ths'ttk), adj odd: whim-
i: | fan-tas-tic sft Minreal.“groteoguey te
aginacy. Also, fant aniasti:
fans ta-sy Enigs0 (fin’td-al. vege 8
caprice: “oes fancy. Kiso, pnantaay.
om :
far firthest” Kirthenth reraotes distant:
extending widely or at lengths contrary to
design or purpose: ade. remotely; very much;
to a certain point or dogroe: t0 8 great dis=
tance; widely.—n. farness.
adj. dream:
(flir’d-wi
far-a-way fant; "“steent-minded:
stracted: as, a far-away look.
fs (fire) ‘n. a short comedy fn which
ATCO (Malviion and’ actions are jauch eang-
Fae a ttkral kal) aa) pertaining. to,
aikAly. a ning. to,
far-ci-cal oor the nature of, a ridiculous
comedy:
lt wath Maer
fare or iti; be ‘entertained. with food:
the sum paid for, & Journey by
nl ot
bbe, £864; found; boll fuction; chase; good; joy; then, thick ;hw = whasin when;
zh=z as in azurep kh=ch as in loch.
‘See pronunciation key, pages xix)to xxii.
farewell
222
vehicle; ‘& table; entertain-
provisions
Toett;” thd quantity of fah taken’ n”e fahing | ode
fare-well {fv fie tiny go Thre wall of
Pinang oti. i Boting or accom-
eh adieu,
Yar-fetched (= (eke fecnt firrtechw), adj,
Sar-fetched story. te-r8'nd),
fa-ri-na, {cr or inca! obtainca by grinding
the seeds of coreals, nuta.ctc.
far-ina-ceous {277 nkshts), odj, com- | of
oF producing. en ike meal. | a
farm {7° 3 owneraltp, with tho
bulldines et etc., npolonging to it: ri to culti-
vate (land) ‘at a fixed rental; or let:
v4. to carry on the operation of cultivating
oo (firmér), n. one who cultivates
farm-er (Orion ot land’ an aa
one ‘who collects revenues, taxes, etc., for a
certain commission or rate.
fata Haved one carts,
Biintod on one Gf thecal
far-ra-go forch:' 2s, the tale he told wes
'& farrago of
nonsense.
(flir'I-£c), n. one whoshoes horses;
was
far-ri-er (Sones cavalry off
archery Sere," ue 2 ha
shop of a normeshoee.
far-row Sfpigs: ‘n ot ens _
far-see-ing (acsti seeing far;
far-sight-ed (oi ‘thoad: fk °
far sight oC at ise, Re
foc then tarinte), adj. ative of
ad. comparativ
far-ther trore distant orrembes: addi soo: | sub
ads. more remotely; moreover.
far- ther-most seer
fant: mont remous,
far-thest {tts 04, sume
tant, most remote; longest: adv. to
‘or at the greatest distance.
far-thing fnpias pisocor'tioney
‘equal to one-fc ofa penny.
far-thin-gale (“;2)"-9), 2.
skirt formed of circles of whalebone,
‘worn by women of the Lech amd 17th
Fen fare neplen bundle of
_ Jen pls bundle
fas-ces yous containing ‘an ac,
carried before the magistrates of
fash i ion-er of reas Ties.
ah stu; di 3 4
Heche: a: Soveaiee Pete
substance forming part of the of ant
mals; the best or richest of an os.
mined by fate and therefore niet regard
leas of one's efforts,
fa-tal-ist
ae
event involving iife and
honey, Rome mane of ian z Fas ta Mor-ga-na en ie
fas-ci-nate Sif byoncusntment: charm: |sino tate moresoe: Aguratively. = fantasac
allure; captivate; as, the subject fascinates | conception. [It.)
te aendte, rire elt ool, fr, dn pdrade;_sctne, Bvent, Bdge, nov, refer
right, sin; cdld, bey, cord, stdp, cSmpare; anit, Anite, biirm eit, focks, mend;
fate
223
fearful
jestiny; inevitable or
“coveusity! Goats or destruc.
fate TlasBie Seen
x
the destinies of
fat-ed (to). padi. decreed by fate;
fate-ful ul ge ee eo
thie),
father SNeortex; Gac who stadas in’ the
relation of a father; an originator or founder;
the official ttle of & a priest, or cor
fewor of the Roman tholic PEturch the
SE este Sy “Sine pesetin at
ly; @ religious writer of the Early Chris-
Bena rte inelen trea rapaenh:
Pree if
ity for; as, to: ater» iin Congres! Pa
the Creator; aw 7 per
fa-ther-] hood a arenthe
the fatherhood of ‘Gods 7 vines 1ne10%),
fa-ther-in-law Arie sr enes nosband
or wife.
fa-ther-land (oe 220°. ™ one's pa
fa- ther- less it iY thie Te). adj. without a
pertain
fa-ther-ly {fi na aaoctionato,
like a father.
ith’ ye easure of
fath-om (Mint) six ‘toot used oF
depth of aca 1 see beta of iS a
the depth of,-ad). ‘{athomable. " a
fath-om-less {iat it cannot be sounded:
not possible to understand; as, 8 fathomless
oy
na male parent or
the
and
dQ’t), the labor
performs apart
bodil;
fasigae du du. ty ao ty es
fat-ling g cava 2. &,young animal fat-
(fet'née). m. the quality or state’
fatness Of being stout: corpuleney;
fat ten ( soa ed ror tie table, eae
fertile or abundan
fat-ty Guaities of fat: ereasys oye ?
fa-tu-i-ty Gat! Ralnsta aifass.
fat-u-ous re: ‘cbatinntcly fool’
t Sexi re
fe bore.”
ree na
fau-bourg lburb: as: the Faubsurg Be
Germain is 8 “dolighttal: section of ‘Baris,
(f0’s8t), n. device fixed 1
fau-cet Sipe Barto the Bow of awa
faugh 2 sr dates. am exclamation of die-
Si. a alight crime tense;
fault Geman’ detect is Character. ome:
ston; t geen bunting sald of
hound; an accidental leak ‘electric
Glemiti_an tnproser seevics in lawn Years
‘and | locating faults in
fault-find-er tho lacalwioe’
icizing
the acts of others; a mé device for
jectrie
clreult.
faultless iors: dekun iasalae™
$e te Win, adh lmperiscts detective:
tai |fault-y Soricd by taulte of condacte ade:
faultily.—n, fauitiness.*
(On) A camo woodland delty
ne of -n8), its
Bb
icular
fau-na
(Gaver),
wna £833 vor
OF support: p
le in features; spare
Also, favour.
fa-vor-a-ble {%" aay
Baventent: advantage
hard-;
pe Fea ne et
trgat one person or'clane well in preference 10
béBt, {86t; found; boil; fudction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw =wh as in whe
thes as in azure; kh=ch as in loch,’ See pronuncia
ition key, pages xix to xxii.
fearless 24 feeling
apy yes galuapiring dreed.—edr. fear-| the Unived States and Swivsoriand: pertain
fe le ‘tereeh, ad). without
ear less ‘courageous:
have discovered the North ‘ge
—n. fearlessness.
. fearlessly.—n. .
fear-some Sak ae Sonatas sere | Researe
to be alone on. oe
fea-si-bil-i-ty [fig capabults"or beine
done. the
fea-si-ble (Sic) th rots
z stb
a. feautbigs—"n toaslBienees.
Tecal povevamest?
acer | fed-er-al-ize (Soe), Shute es
s|fon: p14. £0, unive in a league ler 8 central
Bo
_|fed.er-ate: tears eae A
tntrm,—adt. foobiy ne .
fee-ble-mind-ed {> ss ee:
or
Sot PORT at ae in
feath-er-weight feiiey tie” bast
horse: ‘an:
tance. | give as tote oa" Tod tas to Boras:
feather. tea hate very light. Ea "at, to feed a machine: cto eat?
ananimal oe
as, a sharp-featured i ;, Obe Who fattens cattle:
fea-ture-] fess (i (ee linn, oo od) haying no| that which nourishes or supplies the, needs
‘characteristic or
feature: ‘osseasing "no cutstanding
(Sect Ye,dieuurds
feb-ri-f se eel ;
fe-brile ‘pevompanied by. oe
ore Se, i
fe-cal (oer tr oe toot
sediment. "Also “Ewes.
fe (kan: fe’icand). adj. fruittul;
(EC-UNG as, the fecund cart + prolide:
(fekin'dee,' n. fruitful
Dees; fertility. of tavention touch:
wentte, rare, cit, locdl, flr, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, édge, novél, refér;
t, sin; cbld, dbey, cord, stép, cbmpare; ‘init, ‘nite, barn, t, focts, mend:
fee simple
225
fermentation
A sense of touch;
on:
on: percept
ag J hurt her feelings —ade.
‘Syn., n. senatbill
ical or mental nensa-
tendon sopaitivences;
. suscepubility.
(pian), an entate tn
Minder vedernents held by
‘person in = own right, without restric-
as, he is six
. to disconcert; disturb;
(Cortog] Also, fase,
(fen), ot. to pretend; invent: as, t0
“‘tlkness: felon Srlendabip. ter
‘invented; “as, a feigned
ni & pretense: mock attack,
or fencing,
feint ‘° (fant),
th boring orf
feld-spar Seep Be coe
ine minerals.
felicitate SOS”, tists”
fe-lic-i-tous (oi'by or cauting bie or
Souplimeatagr fa felicttousiy.
1; neat; as, a felicitous
fe-lic-i-ty {iaile Sondiuct or Supreme
happiness; ‘bUlsafaltioss: ty PI
prance bana at, al cpaeen, expreeion.
fe-lime SEP Maalthy, treacherous
fell (ou. (fet), . to pew. cut, or
tree: eins down (a-seam) Ins cortain way
‘ads savage!
n; the alin of an animal:
to fell | of fencing:
Ti, PLS Tab
felt Gh GuSre ah rae
or heat.
(felting), n. the terial of wht
felting dee in fade; the procaw of Tanke
fe-male {iima of"ue Sor which Boas
oune;, vom
me
(fem-ninT-t), n.
Stato or duality of being
{fhm dB anna
fem-i-nin. AY state
Uke a woman;
femme de “cham.b bre {*
‘ the skeleton of
Pa the unten,
fen £62." fone fiat, marsh land,
cove etc.; a kind
of mold orimoes cating discuss hope
i. t
dary consioting of power ie ae
ftelosures skill'in debate.
fen-ci-ble ((21-b), 24), capable
a ‘the material; a rocky or defense, or bein; des
barren hill: loces of ore. fended: ‘mw eoldlce enlisted for
fel-lah gGla): re (pt fellab (42), follahoon ° Femur
or ees in Egypt Syria, a fenc i inj (fén'e ‘eine Lata of fence: n. the
peanant man, 1S art iy using a foil or
fel- loe jf fa‘ 9) .n. }. & Curved piece of wood form- | sword for tack or defense: nat materials used
nt aD. Iso, for mal lection of fences;
fel- low ¢ fend (tind), °4. to ‘ward off; protect with
of a pair, [€NG a fender: ».f. to provide: as, he must
Paduate mora Seager lae'atey, n. a cushlon of
na or
rahi t | fender picts of wood Sung over tae se
amociated or Joined with; 3 as, fetiow snembers. oF a ugecel to provent injury by contact writ
'8 feline). a Mico- |» lage oF Wl etal guard
fel. low feel-ing Fee SP apis oe | fahone st etieclace to prevent the hot eel
). m. asnoctation: ong Pali ute Re csutomeblles oF
fel Hlow-ship Peay infty: | Iocomoxive, to prevent Injury co people,
ety: terest ; a), a men an
seagwrmieat tor tbe Eee oF s ratets | Fe-ni-an (Gr ae ir tte
fel-] Ty 2, (e217. n. {pl fellles (1), one of the
the rim of a Stn whos: Ria, Mellon
‘
crime; a wicked infu
Treat 2 ania bah al
pag: earns, (f6:15’n!-0s), adj, done with
rapes ‘nk-Os),
fe-lo-ni-ous «iitoniiou of committing
2 Te ean, n. lig (PH fotonten (-nts)
felony {8020 rib! felons (anh
der. robbery, etc., punishable by death or im-
prisonmen
eaten)
Js home, rule for, Ireland; “one of
Rogendary band of tet
Dena ea rome lant of the
parsley’ family, with yellow flow:
(fd), n. land held tn return for ner-
vice 'to’a feudal lord. Also, feof,
teevont (f0r’mént).n. that whch ca
‘mént)..n. that which causes
fer-ment chemical. shange ‘or fermenter
tlon; a gentle bolling or swelling In a liquid:
internal Commotion: tumult: et (fér-mént),
to “produce ‘chemical ‘change. or fermenta-
tlon'in; exclte: rt. to be in a state of
tation: offervesce or bubble: be excited.
fer-men-ta. tion {farrinée:s6 she).
nied rant
‘one, ulty ‘of ‘serious | ers.
boot, {60t; found; boil; fuction; chase; good; joy; then, thick jh hw =wh ain when;
zh=z as in azure; kh=ch as in loch. See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxi.
fern 226 fetishism
mpi working, as of yeast in liquor; excite- fer- ven-¢; (for’vén-ai), earnestness;
fern a): a floweriese plant with broad address; a er Sn va mee
and ratees thery fronds or or ieaven: fer. vent facet My ae it), a. zealous;
fern-er- yf t aS i ec! t fernertes (tn), | KOE"
ot Alo, forvids
burning: _ ardent;
fety weet a aad fer-vid gr"? 2), a eager; vebement.
-fe-ro-cious (ets; od/,, ssvase:| fer-vor (fare), nneenstty Sealing
“Heyl, tasbarous, cue fes-tal a 3 Pertaining to a feast
_ Pe dyous; festive; hilar
fe-roc.i- ty ty (ate cnvagtaos of srad’y | fog. ter Watts. tae), TIN use ‘cause to ulcerate
of disposition; inh become ulcerated
fer-rate (iar Mit), ma salt of ferrle re Pa rot: nk
fer-ret 5, 2, Pd, eat sig |fes-ti-val icra OR Jorhat calebre-
‘bu ‘event, religious or civil; ent
of some charit @ special kind of
Soe aa eater at regular periods:
ad). pertat
fes-tive fee ay? yea ining tos
it.
fest ty. i. “Ay are ah tre
feast; ooerryeaaking: -
ap architect el
feta tal © tal (eeu. ‘aay
perryboat
fer. -tile le Sar 0), adj. Bland res ab me
and to
ave to ite
Possessor power over such a deity; hence,
Sbloct of Rnrossoning devotion; ‘an image of
Also,
fertilizer ra! wean pa fe-tish-ism (Fs ieny % Serene
fer-ule (35251, (rl), n. a rod or fiat | the worship of spirits supposed to exist in
tick used in punishment: ‘st. to | material mings
‘chastise or punlah with such a stick. oe. tious devotion, “Aled, fetishism.
Ate, seniite, rare, cit, local, fir, ask, pdrade; scéne, &vent, ey refér;
Hight, ain; cdld, Obey, ebrd, stp, cbmpare; finit, dnite, barn, * oka med
fetlock 227 fidget
Hee a fattof bale, ming gn falsehood; white lie; a harmiess
fet locke Fee ent ack + | bed. Hae al eA
fetlocked (to tinbei Pai, ata fib-ber (278, one rho tlle ischoode
fetter tor et, m8 chain or shackle for | frmed Abber, "Also, fitters” N° "8S ® 90D"
restraint; hindrance: fi-b (f’b&r), n. a slender threadifike sub-
‘bind; hinder; | l-ber ‘or lament; as, woody fiber:
4. to place in bonds; asin:
restrain.
pat into a fever.
eee eee of “the” aster” family,
fore
bédt, [66t ; found; boil ; fusiction ; chase; good; joy;
| fib-ster (qPo'stde). na Mar in An. way.
DP tpl fbule (1) the
fib-ula @eh
gones wii foe te a ten
fich-u {fSirnercd en
388
oe,
sate te)
fic-ti-tious Se pf thapaiary of inyentod
.—ade.
storles: false; unreal.
‘an iron or wooden bar to sup-
"the ‘topmast of @ vessel: &
worden pin for opening tio sera
{nto place and secure by
frame used on
Soar ship to prevent articles trou
rolling off the table in stormy weather: ».{.
to play the violin: eto play on & violin:
an. to fiddle a tune; to trifle: fiddle
time away
fid-dle-de- dee (a7 dt-de): inter} non-
fid- dle-fad-dle (021-27), ",.2Oo
sation:
trifies: adj. fussy about trifies. " [CoLoa.}
fid-dler ("2%).'n. » violinist; a name of
8 commion sand-piper; also, the
name of a kind of crab and of beetle,
fid-dle-stick jisjiae fon’ the "wala:
fi |-dlin; (fd’ the act of playing
fd dit i ay cae a ten
ones: ipa (-t12)]. ma
then, thick; hw =wh asin when;
et.
ah=s as in azure; kh=ch as in loch.’ See Pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
. fidgetiness
228
figure
4. to move about
make pneney 1a
fidg- Seimess pone is =
od
(AY'St-1), restices;
fidg-et-y (U2, ie
fi-du-ci-a-ry (Lae a % ante woe:
‘adj. pertainiog” 13. or of, the oof s
teh Peoatdont: ‘anwaw
(M@, interj. for shame! as, out upon
you! fle upon you! Also, fy, tye.
fief £60," anette or mance Reid aider a
e! superior. Also. feod, feof, feud.
fi Id (f@id). n. @ piece of land inclosed for
e Or pasture: open country;
product; ‘ate
of action; a wide expanse:
‘which telescopic or mi
jects are viewed; outdoor work; in io
Nay: ene crac of je shield ef catch
Fr a game Pe cate
and retura wo ‘ae wicket-I
to act tas Relder tn
field ar-til-ler-y (G4 S52,
to be easily handled in
80 mounted as
field book Gah ARES sirens
(féld d&), a military review;
field day (43, SPantsual excitement oF
a day devoted to outdoor scientific
arc na day ‘on which a series of athletic
ast noe.
fie (rer baseball player | and
elde). nm. a
field-er s{2uiGnea in 1efy, Highte or Genter
field,
field-fare (elite) small thrush,
field glass (24,89 comes smal ipo
field hos.pi-tal (a,b: 3
the army medical service, or of the Red Cross.
immediately back of the lines in modern war
fare; the hospital nearest to thescene of hat]
field mar-shal (£614, Masha ue
highest rank in some armies.
os Ise eld se any of the
field mouse {finds of wild mice that live
in flelds and meadows. lor,
field of-fi-cer {(outeunut colonel, orc010:
nel of any
‘army.
field piece gon ued Sretlecy batestien
field spo sports {id spd), autdogr aver
field-work ( ({@ld'wOrk*), n. outdoor oper-
(fend), Parr) evil rts. a demon;
Enc a
fiend ore ‘ho is" intensely” mailclous,
fiend-ish (eyccn:
—n. fiendishness.
(fendish), adj. savage; wicked:
He ene rire, cdt, loc&l, fiir, ask,
fierce (& {> adj. tte Violent: merd-
{rerkate). - .
. on.
fi-er-iness (7 eunditdan;
heated or
(an, 1.
fife Ment of the flute class:
play on, or
| fifteenth cee
n. a ifteonth part.
fifth (Ath). adj. next in order after fourth:
‘fn. one of five equal
fnterval of three tones an ‘2 semitone; the
dominant.—ado. at
frwenth). aff.
Sher Tourieest:
(Cf'ti-8th), adj, next in order
fiftieth | -eth ther enn. Mose
(rite) of five times
fif-ty (on."%. tot: dittes et the Bumber
hich amounts to five times ten, or forty-nine
the sign representing {t, as 50 or 1.
fe. 1m, & small fruit, trge with laeme
ywn from the earliest umes:
rskaped fruit of that tect
fers in token of contempt; as, I d
care a fig: anything {naignificant or
fight (Bont, & (pt. and pp. fought, p
‘ot
Tdoot
BA
arms; to ho destroy or overcame’ as
Snemy Gr opponents make ‘wars offer fe-
sistance: war against; strive for the
mastery of; maneuver or manage in battle,
‘as ships: n. a combat; battle or engagement:
gontest;) 8 quarrel in which physical force
fight. er (ft), n. one who stetven to
Overcome’ resiatance, ly oy
2 combatant.
valid Stra
(ie’ing),
Hct at
tocon-
tocarry
tively.
)./7 the outline or shape of
& person or object:
a
fig-ure
et
pérade; scéne, vent, Sdge, |noval, refer;
t, sin; cbld, dbey, cbrd, stdp, ompare; finit, Gnite, barn, cit, focts, mend;
figurehead
Seasons | wt os
figur-in ing (Meg tng). PP ot furs:
wort (haiti. n. a coarse herb, with
fila; ‘ment {* (tambon). 1m. fine thread,
fil-a-men-ta- Py thitemba then, adj.
of, or like,
‘small fiber or thy
fil-bert ({U:D8,,n, the edible nut of the
2 & line of soldiers
the of a of hard
with small grooves on the surface, used
for cutting and smoothing: rt. to cut or
“papers. ete) In ‘orderly shton, or
wey t er 7%
way (papers. ete) in jer
Reference "among
goart. or house of legislature: Bree march
filial (C7781: MAD, adj. pertaining to or
befitting s non or daughter; due to &
father: as, filial obedience,
fil-ial-ly fcr boning a aos or dauehiges
fili-bus-ter (eno rate? a tawicas
military adventurer who. invades @ fc
‘s mmember ofa
1B body who delays {te action
act aa a pirate; to delay legislation or
lar my ‘as by wilfully
. n. Ornamental work,
bling lace, in gold or silver
something delicate or ornamental, but
ee eieee i tied
Ligreed Wiirart vig
with, or as wi
"in. the ect of
fine fragments
All oo someone: #4. to e full; pour
2 glans or vemsel full: n- 3g much as produces
complete sat 3 full suppl
(Cite), at which,
‘A. O08 WhO,
i; a funnel, ‘ually a small | ar
fie tube, for filling bottles, ete.; “material
panting fee
Lioeste
Ben a arrow bend of metal,
olding ine bales" tho Boway: part of
:eald of mont: ‘a honelow lump of
‘or rolied toether anid
aor
a
fn es o having
filnn-y {ho"ntinre of Aim’ gaurd
(eB tun for cleart
ite ter 2 punting Maula Mag by perstoing: =
trainer: nt) to purify. aa a liquid,
Bith (eth), n foul matter: dirt; an;
that alken physically or morally ime
filth-y 7 eee 4d), (comp, Sithler, super.
‘unclean mor:
a er, or “phyecaly! low; contemptible —adr.
fil-tr trate
flthiness.
(M'tr&t), in. Hania which has
been strained. ar purified: ¢.f,
to purify, as 8 liquid.—n. faee.
fil-tra-tion plant (firsehén plsny, »
for a city or locality is purified and made
fit to drink.
extension from the
body, that helps to move. bal-
ance, Gr stsor it fn the water’ a penal
ne OF
‘wing on an alrpigne, to" promote weabiy oe or
et as, Vertical or upright tal
orton al ng ‘ed pertaining to the end:
nt
final Tiimaiee“tnbhines declaiver’ oo
fit! Judgment of, decree: ‘a. that whieh’ is
or makes an end; the deciding heat of an
$ ° ote au TK), n. the last
fi-ma-le Musical composition: the last act,
te., of a ncene oF termination;
gies end (fEnklT-t), leten
ey (Cen com) :
fimal-i-ty ("tate ct veing faly sctticds
fenekiy orn I. ade. ay; complete!
oon 6
*/fi-nal-ly ly a last “as, ‘the’ business “was
fara
finan. cial (Sabrent,
financier Gh Shilo? ie me.
conducta private, or publle monetary. affrs.
fin-back na Kind of whale:
called also finner_and
found ; boil; fuaction; chase; good;
azure; kh=ch as in loch. See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
joy; then, thick; hw = wh as in when;
finch
230 fire damp
finch (rou (finch),
oc rain;
‘common
(aPious shiall binds. os the ehatiingh,
clouds ._—ade.
Sum ads. alee, o3, clear, dainty, smooth.
Tineke) adj.
fine-cut ect 4 d Fp aed
J.
fine-draw re Rat Gooe nce PA
(fraron’) ad) co ba
drawn distinction.
in’nés), n. the proportion of
fin? neSS pire “Rocai Conckinse In” an
alloy; freedonh tory Toren ater p purity;
a8, the fineness of liquor; lends
fection.
ere
fine
fin-er-y fmonal’ stioctment, "as" showy | of
clothes, ete. ; peoutward show.
finesse {fig daxceuey. etna came oF
Tihist, an endeavor. to, tal
lower cand than that held by an opponent,
while holding a
finger se sone me ae of the five divi-
sions
meddle
Bagers: stlinuly
instrument or unon a type
fin-gered ‘% ee SS wit tne fngors® morkod
gihen how
fin-ger-er <i
fin-ger. ing
tn oss ie
‘on a musical
‘the fingers.
fin-ger ling
eof perform, with the
wit vf. tO use the
1m perforsah nig upon a musical
‘are to be used.
), 0. one who fingers;
forer of one who does petty
(ftépér-tng), p.pr. of finger:
ner of alg tho angers
instrument; fine work done by
(fit’gérling), na young
GouE Mo Dida That « faan's
tame for |i ger Stall (ONES <iDb. coveine te
(rr'nit
finite 2! it). adh. pabanilipars
4s United: with the-—ade nitely a. Sie
3 fin keel (@ o>. 8 downward
tion shaped like the fin of a
and Finnie,
fin. finnan had die tints Grocer BSddser.
ms ined at (find), adj. for petit ot ringer
fintady be
fins; Sosenibline.
ffir), n. the name of various cone-beartng
fir rial ea lad ne oat
e.
beingamed; discharge, as
‘Syn.. n. glow, heat, warmth.
rifles, cannon.
‘colonists
fire-arms anor
sun; meteor. ‘
fire bal-loon (eins ae: see
Joon sont, up with Greworks, which ‘explode
at a certain
of
fire clay
=; | ire. crack-er (fy ata etn
fre celebration.
fire damp {,&RP), * ges, formed
when mixed with air and ignited.
_ deniite, rire, c&t, local, flr, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, édge, novél, refer;
right, sin; cdld, Obey, cérd, stop, cémpare; anit, ‘finite, barn, ty foots, meni;
s
9
10 .
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il
Copr. 1911, J, C. W. Co, ‘AMERICAN FRESH AND SALT WATER FISH
Pane Se
rpon. 3. Yellow perch. 4. Striped bass. 5. Brook trout. 6, Shad, 7. Shéepshead. &
Blue fish. 9. Pickerel. 10. Laud-locked salmon. 11. Spanish mackerel. 12, Common’
231
“sh weir
(eepemary. od}, made, of euch
devices,
vartety of
fre,
brilliant display of ight
the worship
228 cod
el fish-er-y
MNSyn...adj. constant, fixed, stable.
Ant. (eee weak.
ness ro
a resolution,
-IA-Ment (Oy sea ee iio"heavens
man, forman; fermin’), no n. 2 special
tal ruler as ‘of the Saleen; a
ordinal of one; fore-
Dinos, rank, disnlty, etme,
$5: Bee Tnost important:
wavs | First First day Sitaay by the
recess
first mate (fort mip, in
n, the state of being |
“(first kike’),
pec excellence, rank.
first-class “atte Bit
nano Gres ©
(frst fr60te), the first
erings
first f fruits (of ths’ produce
season: the first profita of any office or
— (fore tana, ody, obtained
ire mf ‘be ar first-born;
in, the es Brat place:
the
the
fst y fa
Socasionally used
nthe merchant
the captain, .
fre: | first-rate (fart rst). adj, of the highest
jibe ishest
- “ar ahipS- led: with | Sans! age. encAlcatiy ™ woe? a
pre stip explosives, eet et fre vo and floated firth (orm. ». tho mouth of = ea a
eo oe Meador ne ibe hearth: hence, AT (fo'ikD, ad} pertaining to tte pub
side ° ate ie ah Gontore ' erevenue: 1
2 from, na eral.
ig dlieult or finpossible to ‘tah, Gaites Cash, 9 sealy
or otis wo'tér), ardent | splrita: of tunes, tho ‘Bes of
Water ihe Amerizin Tndian’s mame 28 for holsting an
merong deine sn a anchor, ploce of wood fastened to another
TE! Rag Randy a Places)
i ‘e-weed usually found Feo ta search In quest of fish;
urned ings. i 4
(ftew08d"), n. wood sultabl et. 10 try to catch to
ire-WOOd for Rid wood Tito ‘uno for | gain or obiain. momething ‘by tickery. ce
fish beam {%, 222). 2 beam of tim.
fish-block aie raising an es
the gunwale of 2 stip. ho
fi bebe one who fishes: an ant-
fish-er mal of the weasel family.) *”
fish-er-man ».
(faery on
ipl. ig ta cts)),
Gs ae
aS or grounds
(fish’ 8 sharp
| fish gig eer gas Aten
fish jue {fen g10d). in En chleny, made
2 ae
fish hawk (013 pusava
fish-hook {330
fn. hook for catch
hing (feb'ne)
fish-ing wishes,
sport, or business of
taking shi fishing
tion of raising Date
Paci er a Pret tron
fish joint Distes for fastening the ends of
0
fish-mon. er {fish’mis’gér), n. one who
fen oe a iam for stopbing
on prenorving fish
thes as in azure; kh=ch as in
boat, 166t; found; Feil fehction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw =wh asin when;
‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
fishwife
(fish’ wit),
talls fish.
is, oman who re-
Also, fia
Sah -wife
y Dea ern at
a Yim Incredible or extravagant,
‘8 story.—n.
cracks,
fist (fist), ne thet hand when closed or
clench to grip oF strike with the
fis-tic thet tik), ag ae fee to pi
fist-i-cufts ¢ ei na combat with
fis-tula ‘"e'! 1S th it, wm. a reed: 2 pl
ning into" one. 0 no be
Soaveaiont:
accommodate, adapt, adjust, sult.
‘sudden attack of disonse atvend-
‘convulsiong, and often with loss
of constlousns: ‘8 brief attack of pain or
fi | ee the E Polocati
the European
Pees eae
fitter, Su ae fable:
, supert a
‘qualified.
ser fag ta stra
work.
fitter ¢ ive ae Loe se saljusts
one who puta on aad shapes an article
‘dress:
fit-ting i Cita, 9c multable, © appre
fitz ‘tte Moaning the 9on, of.
fi dj, constating of four and, one:
Ve scatatngi sumeral:® nie sunn of fous
and one: the alien, vrepraventiag ft, ‘a8 8 Of VE
five fol fold Os ype,
cis) ne ‘Norinan French surname
‘multiplied by ave.
‘0 : become,
colloquially.an Svieward "atustlours dlleasna,
" establish, settle.
.. somethi
‘on charcoal dra
(int), pads. i
‘ngnt; stable; established; ree
sty mess, ado, ntenally: army:
y
af eect). the state of
5 ons,
be flab -bit Noss ter ne
or | that 3
«
id five times agmuch
it, SECUFE,
fiag-ging (ore. 2
sac
fixing fe? nm. the act of mak:
senitte, rire, c&t, local, fir, ask,
ate, Pdrade; scé:
right, ain; ‘Old, dbey, obrd, st&p, edmpare; anit, Onite, abate
232
act of adjust
ents, ‘out,
fixity (fik’si-tl), n. stability; permanence.
fixture (rd).
tached vo a hour and Fegared as pare of:
o sored Temain permanently:
$2 one who ia
noe
fizz yn, hig pols: an ffervescent
or bubbling Uauid, 9 ‘sparkling =
Retie.
fiz-zle (S20, f45,t0 make 2 hissing notes:
laity, Lyra gaeot restlessness; WOCry: "=
fjord ond) nm of snr, Jong at
fiab- ber-gast {Sbireie a uit % SR
1, ede. An limp man-
6 state or
p and
state of
without
of cloth or bunting on
e_device is wrought,
fac od. ty eos heard rene,
plant of the iris fray ry Baextone ‘onparing
ipa. and pp. [BDF Gag
ae OF nee hte hag ite
a Se: fa saan).
flag-el-lant eR og:
one who scour
res | flag-el-late (@ te (au rein or tow:
flag- elation au) bite -18'shOn>. wa
@ beating.
‘p.adj.
o “pavement ‘of “fine.
ora.
‘ake ”
flag of-fi-cer
fing stadt isch. Som
or staff on which
meso (Gigeba, 8, lane
ref@r;
fecho we
flail 233 flattering
flail (82,7. wooden instrament for thresb-| flare back (iirbak?, n. s reverse out:
oat, ete., by hand. burst. of fae
fai). n'a small Glan of an; nace: a sharp change of method or policy.
flake {iit icosety ned tometer, ts
i
ace
im
ah
i
El
i
tt
AA
i
A
3
ry
:
i
85:
ee
Fa
i
3
i
tees
pr. fay
ad wlth | of flavor.
‘with noise. a an (AKt’n), o. to make level or even
PIRE?.n. & pancake or grid. | Hlat-ten feat dows “dep te
. depress:
126 called becauss of | insipid, or tasteless, “lower In tomer “v.48
mone who, ore thst or (liver), #2. to gain over or please.
ane. who, ‘| fatter ft Over OF
ich, raves looeely to and, fro: T by complimentary epesch, ay
flare {sr ‘atward or upward | Gay fas :
‘Hight: | flattering (teria). pads. pi
gagnal: 6 <5 Gar whdra Troud untroedy -ter-ing to'priae er vanity: "partial
beet, £66t; found; boil; fwiction; chase; good; joy;; then, thick; hw = wh as in whe
th=s as in azure; kh=ch as in loch. See pronunciation key, pages xix td xxii,
7
flattery
fier
ipl. Hatveries (:
flatter. YE eo tnt tinttters
the act or process of
false praise.
flat-ting GUE level orsmooth: the proc
of rolling metal into sheets; the
Sf'a note below the true pick; = method
Bouse, painting: by which the "paint: appears:
flat-ulence (Sie, 2 rid tn the
formed within i; “emptiness: concelt: Rie,
flatulent
the sromach and intentines:
(f8'tOs),
ttt eke ade. with, the
flat-ways ii downwards. Also,
flaunt (aint; font), ©.
(fiét’d-18nt), adj, affected with,
ding to, produce gas in
retentious;
fat
fiat
fla-vor-ing Sine "fr “ating special
taate or amet to food ete
(16), n. & blemish; a ‘weak apo
. | plenty;
m, mockery Or contempt ex
in words or gesture: e.4. to
‘contomptuously..
swift; rapid; nimble:
fleer 20.4
mock orfaeer
fe
ny of or merchant
eh to "hy swiftly; hasten.—odr.
24) patna oe
gas ‘ns that a eal
Beneath ‘the al
‘Opposite to,
resent life: kindred: t. 10
Feed dogs with meat t0'a5 to
further exertion in hunting:
satiate or glut;
‘them. to’
Noquiall; * fe it on weight: with
flesh ly (eee, oa) neraining to te
nal: adr. carnal echlinesss
flesh-
pot ic a
flesh-y “eh 1,244, comp. eabier,
‘Seshiness.
corpulent; fat. sv
Fletch-er-ism
L
super.
(éch’rizm), n, a 5
fom of dict i which the
: used in medicine,
‘and from which iitiseed oll is obtained.
iB). tt. [pit and flayed,
flay taping. wo atiy ot akin’ toring
flea (%). % 8 small blood-sucking insect,
_ without wings, but with the power to
flea-bane (83>#2.,.n- & plant, of the
parry | aaa
(f8’bit”),, the bite of a flea;
flea-bite {5 pha ft causen: a trifling
wound or, Aouble: a very small quantity,
shin), “ne
ical variation; “a turn
of bent part; @ turing, as of
‘Also, flexion,
| or fold; Joint.
tense of the
‘and intransitive
Flearde-us
feng Sewvoren noone
Berd bitty Pesan
flex-i-ble (62°0).,2%. cosy, pat
Alp. o, Daxte
line, supple.
boo inf
(ible ‘bI), ade. in a pliable
manner; plastically; compli-
autiy: pot “CHE nan), _ tho act or procems of
‘sbin), n.
flex-ion 25:20), ‘oF process of
variation of = word: jntiection. ' Algo, lection.
flex-or (8 sr), n. a muscle that acts in
leX-OF {ening ‘the ‘jounte:” Gpposie to
extensor.
flex-ure (255phtr:, fir) 1, the act of
irk) it, quick with
fick Pie et aaa
(fk'sr-ing), n. the state of
| ick i “ag eo “eae
‘(BES Noone who alee oe Bees, 8
| ker | River an aviator: ae B hae para
Ate, senate, rire, cat, local, fir, ask,
Fight, sin; ‘céld, ‘bbey, cord, stdp, ceémpare; ‘duit, ‘Anite, barn,
» Pdrade; scéne, évent, edge:
‘| iiraight night of spe.” Also. Bee. ne
, novel, refér;
‘foctis, mend;
235
fight iy
inatiye manner; eapricioualy. °
flightiness (vine). pn. the, state of
ae: Ma eee oot
inane giddy?
fiim-si-ness es ts EP Balu “unoube
‘bee, from which
‘thin; weak:
ay, bo made: om
‘fimsily.—n,
ug meat
eee
ited or set on fire by a spark from a stroke
Waist on mos ”
‘Fulntlock. 1, hammer with filnt; 2, stect
and powder pan.
flinty # fants hard” oSduraees tel asd
fp BP a of beer,
n._a lUquor composed
ee oon ‘a short quick stroke:
Tt to jerk with the fingers; strice with
ioc
Hime aa? Sic Pose te
i a5, the
fin poy
/ ly and fluent
fli {fip'Rany, ad). lively and duene
see Stiractonted by ote
Bem = ooo trifling.—ade. fip-
n, a broad fin, arm,’ or
p-per rao used fa owehomiag, as thst
‘whale, seal, or turtle.
‘to move to and fro with a
action: ‘throw with a quick
vf, make love from mere
Amusement; coquet; n. a Coquette; one who
of
pretedes of affection
fs), adj. ine
lous (teenie) 0a) inclined
P. filtted,
thing)
| flit-ter-s ‘mouse
the owl and fii
fit-ing o (giving). Bp i 2, fhe act
swiftly: a removal
‘smooth orlovel «pinstee
qe 2 rete no ad a aes
Providing the money need
Buoyed or held up on
gaseous fi
Dlastecer's took ‘for
+ the water gauge of a steam-
: that rhich,
j floater {iit ” votes” not. belong
any, Particular party “one whooe Sota
be bough!
og ny
t, OF one who moves from
1» DEVy.
ange flat ‘mass of floating
lon cf such masses of ice;
foe,
{and p.p. flogned. p.pr
nips. chastise or punish:
tig ea oe ine fa aoslng
. B.pr. of flog:
g: pping: ‘the’ act ‘of’ beating
with whip or ‘of rode
flood (18d), »'s great fow of water: tnun-
dation: "high tide: the
\bundant. tpouris q
Sera Re bela onring ang ng
focd gate iene TEE eg
1001 ate ich" rhen
alors re ‘to escape when'at'a cortal,
flood tide (44 tid), the rising tide:
te to ebb tide.
floor (#51),.n. the bottom surface of a room
of a house;
on which one treads: story
house; a level aulte ot wot of rooma: any
smooth or iment’, the part of &
fegblative or lawamaling chemin. ae ge
BY the members! as, the floor of the Sehats
Washington: eto cover with a floor;
mut to aflence,
, materials for Noors;
loors collect! ‘pavement.
(hor woke) nine the
United States, "an over
fe departinent store.
8,
(for’ine
floor- ing
floor-walk-er
seer in the aisles of a
[Cou0g)
bédt, f60t; found; boil; fuiction; hase 60 oy then, thick; hw =wh asin when;
zh= asin azure; kh=ch as in loch.’ See Pronunciation Key, pages xix to xxii.
flora
236
flo- ra (fer), (flo’rd), n. the native plants of 2 pars
‘earth's hiswory "1 description’ of pace plauts,
flo-ral Sie ee
‘2 floral wreath.”
Flor- en-t tine (Ade"Gn- van; 8 fidr’én-tIn), ods.
Florence, Italy: n. ap iahableat 9 of "Florence,
flo-res-cent (S200. 44.
(15 'rét) Mede fo one of
vn ower! One
flo-ret fo"Smaul” flowers that make’ up
Se heed, of a composite flower such as the
flo-ri-cul-tur-al oD Act:
tw or the wit of fowers: =
doricul te ne OT ee: Oe itl".
tar), nm the’ culture of
flo-ri-cul-ture
Hort ul-tur-ist S2"Fka'ttrtst), a,
o-ri-cul-tur-i sillied fe
floriculture, or the culturo of howers. =
fagetd). adj. bright In color: flushed;
flor-id fifa: “Site docneatioies nes
feds, ford
or ely docorated.
(Bde m. a Burapenn sliver con,
tries from fe ite baal
fea from forty to fifty centa,
flo-rist (Setist: or'a})'n, one who culti-
Yaten flowers for picastire, or
‘them for
“floa)s n. waste silk bern; the soft,
‘floss (own, "alton substance Tn the’nusks
‘of certain planis.
(fide atk), an
floss silk (Wiited' sof silk, ‘net used
in embroidery. ing to, Mi
df Beriaining to, or ike,
sted ik; downy: ght:
floss-y { oft uintwinted glk: down
Den things ston
flot.age (i the mirzace of aelguid, be'deige
pa a a
a), a
flo-ta-tion state of rociing on the cur,
liquid. Also, fotage.
flo-til-la 4 (86-t11'4), 1. +t of small ves-
Dt La sei: a, & foie of dowttoyera was
‘on the look: forged boa
flot-sam (fl6t’sim} Roods lost in ship-
the sca. Aad Hotton. una “sting Upon
(flouns), n. a lece of
flounce asin’ sewed to the skirt of & cress
or petticoat, with the lower border feces and and
spreading; a deop ruffle: a sudden jerk or
Beara te ial ae
to throw the limbs and body about. |
flounc-ing {founisna)., pr, of flounce:
floun-der (opr cee ‘wie imeat mas
aap animal in se tlre: ‘n. @ flat soa-fish; a
Sra toak
ntream:
(lou'é), 1. Se eee
‘which ‘contains
flow-er
flow- er- et comes n. @ little flower;
flow. EF er pot conan a yee
flow-er- (flou’ acy ‘adj. al or
How ery sicrond wich ower, ae
flow-ing (trot P's Eau Soe
fluent; hanging loosel;
iy ors
flown sitive’ aba fabanaiuve of veo
fluc-tu-ate (fm Peet. ok. Te
ce amove! eoand hilt
| as thestock market; be undecided or wavering.
ie a 3
pip, or ore
fue (RATE
‘soft downy
matter; fluff.
Ate, senate,
rfre, cit, loc&l, fir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, Page:
right, sin; céld, obey, c6rd, stdp, eSmpare; dnit, dnite, bard, oft
hoval, refér;
focis, mend;
oavsesoy Google
fluency
flu-en-cy (append, the quality of
fiu ent (*% (aeeat), ms Dosscening readiness
aeiind ble.—ado. fra-
flowing, glib, Hvely, unembarrassed,
(20D. nm. Ueht down or fur nap: s
fluff S29
flash; puff; to spread out, as
fut ines raat: oe ppeney of
of, of covered
3 sald
(160m) channel
flume Water) 'a"sap throug wich 5 tok
rent pames.
flum-mer- y firs [pl., aes
flung & dplavet herrerh fing. ane ee
flunk iP eonapictelys betire tarvugh fous,
. nm. (pt .
flunik-y (242.219: Suni (2). 0
a »b.
Feige a
Fite ome ih SET ne
flu-a-res-cence {imi in cor
bodice of efving ot | fl
£100'dr-2n)
e CBee, pee ‘element,
ment: hurry; a sudden gust; Aon
8.
(Giaah), 61. to,causo to blush; excite:
flush ofan with a rush of wat
eve ‘from co ‘cover: sald of game birds:
slow: to operate a mine where the
cndaoous water supply is not sufficent, by
‘damming up tho water and releasing it at In-
Secvals in floods; to fil un
b6et, £66t; found; boil; fustction ; chase; good,
similar
formed for fecoration in wood, cloth, etc.
to sound a flute; form es or chan-
nels in; to decorate (wood, » ete.) with
yer: { WdoRe ed)” pad). aving parallet
flut-ed grooves; ‘hay tone oe quale
Ity of a flute.
H (gong). p.pr. of flute: n. &
| flutter wheel Serene, & rater
flut-y {f70'
(00'vi-8l) ., be
ale 5 ai ving ih‘or cated BY:
MBN:
'& hook dressed In imitation of a fly, used
fishing; the outer canvas of a double tent:
2 Jap ‘on, 8 garment, to cover a faster
ised Sr iak anata Br tae
ey
fly-a et: (At +r) ee 0 ehty
or. or inrva, of
-p. fyblown,
Meat, ete,
(a adapted for
ified, adapt fo,
joy; then, thick; hw =wh as in when;
zh as in azure; kkh =ch as in loch. ‘See ‘pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
fiying buttress
238
follow
ee -ing but-tress tng PRES). an
‘and supporting a pare offs
fiy, ly-ing fish {''g.0,3 0% with Jong
th. alr Be ne the is able to remain in
air for a short
art 1b: sall yond
ie fib (2 726,21P). 2, s0ll beyond
fi y_leaf (aver), na blank leaf at the
y ck its ne the. dot ‘or spot
fly-specl: made by’ the ‘excrement
hone fly; ence. any insignificant speck:
t
Hyrscch Ea » goer phe
regulate its
motion,
foal 2,"
of 8 mare, ote
the young of a horse, ass, or
ed, to bring forth young: sald
fe ‘n. the white substance formed
foam gon liquid by" violent shaking oF toe
mentation: “froth: 4, to cause to foam: e..
‘be enraged or greatly angered:
amy.
small ket. lly
4 short Paveh chalk or ibbeor
(owen. adj. pertaining to, or placed
cus or ote Pate tana) the
fo-cal distance Retance betwoxn the
center of a lens or mirror and the _
where the (eka nee pr mect. (an,
fo-cus (oi ie bolt ze s Seven ot
reflected
‘Also,
(toa 6r), n. food for horses, cattle,
fod-der or theep:"a welant for food
to twenty-one hundredweight: ». leod
with fodder.
fe (f6), n. a personal enem; ill-wisher;
0€ an enemy tn aoe tpl. foomen, (-m&a))
ymAn), n. men (-mén)},
foe-man {Pad
iversary or enemy in war.
foe-tus {S') Nn the ‘unborn’ young of
‘opment, Also fetus.—-od). fertaiy Total.
§ in'the later stago of devel-
(fg), n. condensed watery vapor near
fog We artace of the sea or land: bowilder-
ment: (2 ‘cloud or haze obscuring. & photo.
graphic plate: ei. (p-, and pp. fom
Cag ene, cheba
nk (fos bitk), a dense mass of fox
fog bank at bear appearing like tand We
the distance.
(fog"I-I1), adv. {oa cloudy manner;
fopein 1 ne wate ot
being cloudy; obscurity; be-
Tog-gy {8 of
obscure.
adj. abounding in, or filled
mist and vapor; bewildered;
}, Te siren horn
fog-horn (Of e7" as a warning ino" Tos
at sea or on tho const,
fogies (-¢iz)}, a
fo-gy SP S:manloned or, conte
ie
a outoa) Also, tower.
foi ble SBN, a Taller detect. tn
foi-ble (irrmcier!’ the weakest part of the
blade in a sword.
(foll), 24. to bate or frustrate: defeat:
he trail of hunted game:
of metal; contrast to
advantage; a ‘are.
Iw, ete.
8
3
g
NB
53
(foist). r.t. to insert
foist trepuficudy: ‘pase or palms of Ss
Fok ker (28: mat, carly type of
‘ok-ker ; i
fold (232. oy eae ene
fold. ner (ide), n. one who, or in wh
map. or tine-
table: a name for various eats oF Con
trlvatices for folding,
J&ro1"), n. mere nonsense:
fol-de-rol {°;
an idle fancy or conceit; a ‘silly
trifie, Also, falderal. ta rz} of
fold-ing doors {2!4 79g 957). » pair of
side-posts and m in thes middle.
fo-li-a-ceous {fine shaped ke, oF tne=
ing, leaves.
fois e Seminole leaves collectively,
leaves,
decoration.
foiltate ¢ gotten te Decks
| foliated (ouars), of eatered wie
thin plates; decorated with leaflike orna-
foliation (Osho the act of
fo-li-a-tion (Sang. “the act or proses of
dentin 2 metal into th Plates; the Rumber
fo-] li-o f (fours: ioe '¥d), Tormte,by fold the
7 folding
sheet of mant
printed pater as Pgbt aod let basd
ages of a ledger, lege documents,
pees two words “of manuscript; Jn Con
fraut ‘reports, one hundred
tunic, etc.: ad}, consisting Of @ shoot of
ri a Ses rs 9 war
Folic (S10: 2 Denis setant a tases
one's relatives:
folk dance {fk 4ins),2 dance character.
usually of the peasants of that race.
folklore {ck iee) x; popular traditions,
folk song + IP tea ive of the
‘common life of the
folk speech aes ic rapéch), the language
people.
foil 10%) rag ‘thin foncing ‘weapon witha
te, sendite, rare, cit, local, fiir, ask, sealer scéne, évent,
right, ein; céld, dbey, c6rd. stép, edmpare;- anit, dnite, barn,
Tolle tale (24 ta OY poate eee
from its ancestors, and of that
fol. li-cle cmul'tive Greavityy 6
fcliow (013). et, to, fo of some, afver:
ttend; support the ‘opinions. or cause
itate or rm to; watch of attend tp
novél, refér;
; focks, mend;
follower
footstalk
stroke in billiards or croquet.
mai” © mucosed, ensue, imitate, copy, pur-
aa throo), @ fol-
follow jarough lowing stroke in golf,
tennis, seers Ue by whieh dimance’and
folly @. nde. “fotos (13), want, of
copies gata Sia eee
‘Ant. (seo windom)
fo-ment foment), et. to, bathe with
cite; stir up or Insti OF nti ta’shtn} the
fo-men-ta-tion ("cr “spp P|
or medicated liquids to a part; the
“ wi te ‘fo-menv’ én). 7 oe rho in-
ere ee Be ea Ifo
sy at 3 loving:
fond SRienty Sttached or devoted: “cher
ished; partial to; feolishly indulgent.—ado.
"Sym. enamored, attached.
Ae a vy carcu: trent with
fon-dle ‘nders tenderness; handle tenderly; ax,
a
fond. ling “ra? ‘(onaring), yn. ome who oF that
fond-ness (fond nie). a. tender, doting
cont), n. 7
font (O"hdid” use wats ,
used in baptizing: a com
wayie of type
food yd 05a) ‘n. nutri:
for
son or intel
idiot; In old times,
3
‘Syn. simple, brainless, absurd, ridicul
iyn. simple, al jous,
iy eoraes, adj. in « senseless
foolish. Ay Gianners unwisetys "indie
foolishness oor
of being um
co BI prooe) adj. designed
foc-prot gave Be thoughticas fos
blond
warm or medicated Uquids; ex-| ing
bedstead: a board used to support the fect-
foot. d teoov ed) aa}. has gfoct; having
Fahd 0 many, oF such, feet; ‘as, four-
footed, web-f
foot-fall asi rol), me footatep: the
foot-hill (oOUnN)” meee hl at the
ee ee
foot-hold since whars Soe may stand
foot -ing (foSying). . grout ground or or support
ing on foot, a5 in danctig oF walling a frm
cman OF al
att row
foot lights (estiogon. som ot tene
glage, and on atonal wire
footmen
‘mfn),
foot-man {nimi s served? in Gniforn
who attends a Gara. waits on table, etc.
(f06t'ndt"), n. an explanat
court jester; one ‘whi
‘iu in an Griwine ane footnote Sritlusrstive siatement placed
eta victim or butt: Baptismal Font | at the bottom of a pags.
1 to make @ butt foot-pad. {25" 2d", no highwayman
Gf: treat with contempt disappotnt; deceive, Pi robs ‘on ‘foot; "as. bright
fool-er-y (oae; fooleries (is) dente area Protection peainat fot
foor-er -Y habitual folly; absurd path (fps MeFi ia the
"who ‘are w
fool-har-di-ness (Baraat 7, foot pound a Rg
o© judgment. to raise one pound through 8 space
foolhardy (Ca hir’d0. adj, unwisely | of one foot. nee
fool Ly Sora: daringly rash; Togard- foot-print (25t’print”). n. the mark
op coma St, any. ae-| foot cd aie ce hie
ventarons. mm hasty: *4-!foot sol-dier Whoserves on foot: an i
"And. (900 cautious) fantryman.
fooling £2! ‘Tooting. n .gensolone specch or | Foot sore {f26t/s5t"). ody. having sore feet,
foolish Semen), gah acing emit: | foot stall (if 4a lets Sart'or's al
aly; ridiculous; teifling; “contemptible. spindle.
bést, {86t; found; boil; fuliction ; chase; good; joy ; then, thick; hw =wh asin when;
th=3 as in azure; kh=ch as in loch.’ See pronunciation key, pages xix to
footstep
240
foreknow
(£060
the feet on}
foot stool
by who is devoted to dress;
fo, fop ©); foolish or ailly person.
a saad ‘peal, coxcom, puppy. jacka-
Yop per-y {i (rap Up, fopperten
anndytem: folly;
baila
eevee es
og ie» dr
for- wire verb ere,
for-bear (Ohcme”’ 3
abstain is ‘excuse:
oneself; be patient.
‘Syn. abstain, refrain, LL
for-be: (ora 3, Lg an an-
for-bear-ance (forb4rtne).n: Bie
i
forced i (iat Prag -comp compulsory: sratne
orbil: as foreal| na
force-meat SKopped, od. Hy “oee-
forceps as along ot or ured a 0
-ceps (or ssre) 2 pincers or pllers for
for-ci-ble (© (foretbh. adj. age —
mace ae fi rt of 7
yisoro ne a i a stream,
ford stew wulen cam be’ crossed on foot by
men of ani wad . OF pass
imal:
ayer without swimming.
C fore-gath
Oneeolf; give up. Also, fom
cae oe ve,
neaning before; in fron:
fore Sa eee ae
forward
‘ne: _& presentiment 9
sparta.
fore-cast t Seca i ie acai, me
(fOr-kast’ So. pian te beforehand;
‘Suns can . premeditation.
"| fore-cas-tle (ie pare ig Pt aan fi
of, ihe foremaat ‘whefe the seamen ent and
a |fore-close Ge righ of Portas eSanen
leg property: morteago—=
foreclowure.
fore-doom (ream sate Fi.,t0, doom be-
ity beforehand. the)
fore-father ore, recto SS
tled by our Sorefainers an.
fore-fin-ger ser feat tS thio "ina: ts
fore-foot ice Of louroorad ental
fore-front {fetitone? thotorentost pises:
‘as, the forefront of the battle.
-er fer
Also, fot
= ins, foroment,
Pr go without; “deny
‘Sim. waive,
fore-gone (5-e%). ped) previous: shat
in advance; ag foregone condusion, Ui
Bvoldable:
fore-ground ‘# or aniandecabe, piece ar
soone nearest to the specta Sas.
ads. im, tennis, §
holding | the
"| fore-hand ‘gechina,
i: racket with the front of too band toward the
fore. -hand.ed {Ormtpasa),, adh, gone
thrifty, in manspesient? dose Wi
Mow toward the tatare:
the fut
fore-head [to feiwden'tis oper ast So
hair;
foreign (3 Sean eh, PORN to oe
Fe ae coetn-te) cittsen of
for-eign-er cern ouneey: an neal
grant not admitved te, a iti ra to. tm ad
ene) nto know
fore-know {Trex not foreknoe
the fature.
Ate, senate, rire, cit, local, flr, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent,
richt, ein; cdld, dbey, cérd, stép, cémpare; dnit, dnite, barn,
novel, welts,
it; focks, mend
foreland
241
forgivable
foreland (Grilnd7-§ point of and pro-
fore-lock “=! iad ‘a QO te ae of hair
Unchpin or pobomne OP
aplfesman “of
fore. man (oh in."
((Gr'mast), n. the mast
the bow or front of a vessel.
nearest | fore-top if
for-ev-er
‘s0 that affairs will abape them-
Deforehand
selves as
({r'tS"m), n. an omen: rt.
{fortorun), to be a al
fore-to-ken
to be an omen of: as,
| Eatin oS mea retokened disaster to
fOr'tdp")..n. the platform at the
.|fore-top-mast (2, (or pe Bat) Phe
for tt eave), ode, tall thm
7 a 08;
Se, at aa,
for. ev-er-more {Or Syer-mor,
‘term; | forever.
forerunner {orfure); 2. messenger
oar
that a "person © ‘or event.
‘agg tat Ere
‘eBl"; naut. for'al, or i
‘large square eall, the
one on the fc
fore see (OTe), £1,,%0 have knowledge
fore.sh _shad-ow const, rt. to sus.
beforehand by an inflstinct representation ‘oF
eer elated
emphate ord “for
(fOr-worn’), o-t
to advise
rar beforehand; as, 10 fore
fore-warn
| warn a person of danger
(fr’ word’ ec
.|fore-word earaiao sd, $immace to
for-feit (* (ort. na reer or
advantage, by
forietiure Bec Bos eS
is yielded; pen:
Penalty
pai | for-fend hee Biel disaster
for-gath- er {orgune
foreeather.
past tense of tho
H to farhion (a ploce of
et ee ‘nesting and hammering;
fore-short-en ise sealant fS in dram of con
‘he picture as they Pe when
OF 80 that objects in the
appear smaller than
fn the
fore-sight {" sight (ora. nthe
thought for the future.
pee
eee.
‘heedfal
‘Syn
for-est (Orit) 2,8 large extent of ground | frame,
tmeultivated tract of land. more or less cov-
‘with trees and. uni
Sine fe woodland: re: sylvan:
to ahead of;
to hinder; prevent; anticipate
vanes.
+h. ® strong rope
reaching from the foremast-
to strengthen the
tr), n. one skilled in
for-est-er irowlaise ‘of treesand timber:
forest; an in:
of
art of culti-
managing timber.
fore-taste (Crist). °, to enloy before
oo betorehsad.
crore tél %» t. to predict
Stell | uae
fore-tell prophesy; Xo tell Berorehand.
fore-thought {i ese sands chro taken for-giv-a ble £35
b68t, ft; found; bol; fuAction; chase; good; joy; then, ehiek; hw =wh asin when;
zhez as in azure; kh=ch as in loch.” See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
those | draft,
they | a
rl 1 el te Boe
RBIS Bets a place gehore i
Treated ‘shaped:
or Grier: Gries, none
‘the crime
fwriting: one who heats
fOr'J8r-D, n. the act
ting
forg-er ‘%:
come
for-ger-y of Suncortai
the hand-
writing of another with intent ‘od defraud: ‘the
coi
ict of counterfeiting or malting
for-get are 2: et rea °B: Iose
ee remembrant look or neglect;
for- get-ful fons (tongte 0, 2 adj
for-eet. fore {for-saeter ‘fo0l-n&s), n.
for.get-ful ness (tity "al
for-get-me-not {° epee aca k
bright sky-blue flowers.
or forg.ing ising” i ta
SE Ste alt that
forgive "
242
fortissimo
=r
sks AE
for-give (See
don: omit, 22
for give ness a ."forbe
(forces), ot. to give up: to deny
oneself: forenounes; to sin from
for-got-ten Rcy Sada ast participle of
fork « (fork), met an a Yara it with two or
ngs
‘pardons
ih = “ arbre
forked 5 rh or fori . ds, of; having
j, abandoned; de-
iti miserable; be-
forsaicen, desolate
‘coriony' b3p).a body of
‘detached’ for some
cer; a hopeless ent
nious; ‘essen!
ing the outward shape ‘without the inward
reality —ade. for
mathoatcl af
im (fOrmé-ltn), n. a solution of
1 formaldehyde, used for pre-
in elisious Guiles
ates
for-mal. ist mts aie oetablised
foray
{for-mil en, n-[pl. formall-
tles (-tiz)], strict adh
‘ceremony; method
or
to aive
imake #8l.| strong
tion Coit ‘ahdn), n. the act. of
ng OF, shaping:
for, mali ize ais ovate, Pree
precise, or
for-ma-tion {iar
which ts shaped ate
duction; a
that
oo, | forth-with immediatly
form-a-tive pe tat ending to Sade
4. | plastic of pliable: n Py word made yy adding
for-mer rome? yetiobaly mentioned:
(fOrm’ér), gre who shapes or. molds; a oa
eeness | adj. ant lent, ‘previous, prior, fore-
for-mer-ly (Ormarld ade, sncenuyy
Bre saa! Jormery jess convenient than
for-mi-da ble {Srp 3.0# cet
ful.—ado. formidab!
ay
form-less (orm), 4, without detmtte
outline—n. termisseness. .
48 | for-mol {& eo ‘ign Solution of formal-
for-mua | ida ord ule Plone pee es
forth-com-i ing & kam’ng),
about to appear:
forth-right
fc
he Sorthwith obe} ea toe ri xt in
for-ti-eth grec thiny-stamn: io ms
forty equal Parts.
for-ti fy seas. e0 Pr toralvingh to Rete
by military
OF contin? "2. to ervct works of defenses
ro
for: tis-si-mo (oR, ra Sin noes ta
Ate, senite, rire, c&t, lociil, filr, ask, pdrade; scéne,
right, sin; céld, Obey, cord, st8p, compare; tnit,
muste._{I7.]
refer;
fsbo meat
, event,
‘nite, barn,
fortitude 243 four-in-hand
fortitude (sir titre or saver|
weber ‘endurance, resolution, fearlessness,
Gauntensnens. ness)
fortni (gee weakness) t
fortnightly (rat 2,at goer
fiery tat” SR,
fortress {8% sd ME LIS
security; castle; fort. 20-8)
for- tu. tous {i a a tis), od. bappen-
Goeth: fOet'nlt, n. a period
of two weeks.
tal
Ma Ph, forvaltios
oY happy.
for- fortunately hal Gd. lock.
(for'ttin hon’tér),
One who eke 6S
for-ward-ness {Risa quaiey aot
J 2 sdvance; readiness; impertinence; pert-
(fOr werd-ér) 5 ho
for.ward-er Srocieae ov hele one
binding, the workman whe: puts the book
Into its ‘cover it on to the finisher.
a (oreeds) ede. forward; in
of the front or
for- wards the ‘
tm porwon antiquated ‘oe old-fashioned
his ideas: adj. pertaining to, of the nature
oF con’
ry
a, ‘into, a fossil; dug from the
fos-sil-if-er-ous ((oeit3r;0s)), 044.
b6Bt, [6645
in
: | brass,
lect)
(f@e'tér child),
ureed of reared ‘by one
who fs not its it.
by a ag it Wwith"water: disable o
ald of a horse: (94. to fll and
nd‘tng).
mold: a joan
- | found 1 ling (erg.
by ita parenta, who are ‘unkown
oA fer the n.
ial sprit
Or source of a river:
the first cause or origin.
foun-tain-head (opm ned, n.,the
stream flows; the first source.
ter: the head
rr fot OF pout of water?
| foun- tain pen {iting
holder fore rigs of fake of ch
ad}, consis one more than
#3 four (¢ iitce,“acardinal numeral: n. the sum
of shieo’and one: the sen reprennting 1,
So eo Toten oa . F Gaantity four
four-fold {thee ee couch’ aj. consisting
or made up of four: adv. four times.
four-in-hand {fivn'by tov hore ad
driven by one person: a. in "worn ted in
oot 80 as to leave do’
tin ps:
tin pon). pen
found ; boil ; fuziction; chase; good; jo:
thm as in azure; kh=ch as in loch. ‘Seo pronunciation key, pages xix toa
fourneau
244
franctireur
four-neau (23) hide
placed. [Fx]
four-ra-gére iE oan Penh’
‘Body of troops for dis bravery, in
a opneUNg
de about ie the foe
sone ot the, cos every man of
‘the unit so decorated. Sey
four-some {rAtn’
: {Sr"tenth’),
fourteenth ead
‘n. one of fourteen eq)
fourth (S.,.
‘musical interval of space of two tone at
3 Fo the fourth day |
fourth ly 0h
for wl ea, ‘n'a bird, especially, the
(owl
on fooster or ‘hen: pout ings, Birds
for sport or food,
zed. to catch or
‘foul’ y who catch
fawl-er {iis\wia Birds tor sport or food,
fow!
ing & court 138) he act or prscttee OF | agra
tching or abooting
fowl-ing piece “(Ons Pid nce
ing and ordinary spore
ys small antmal of the dog kind
FOX Toted' for’ ite cunning: “hence, 5 “sly,
cunning Bora: tte minke sour, or i
Feddish sald of boots: watch slyly:
fourth in order after
ual
to turn sour or become reddlah; act a8’
fox bru: rath 1s
foued timber, oF
foxed $ &, ote. with,
‘& reddish in; repaired
with leathe:
fox-glov Tort amity,
the most le flowers,
and leaves (f icine.
fox grape Sit et
tds of J
fox-hound { ‘dogs used for fox:
hunting.
(fk’sI-nés), n. sly cunning,
ford Thess shrewdness; ‘tne stave of being
or sou
(fOk’alt Nlece of leather used
foxing fame sac ocr
tal"), n. ame of us
fox-tail (nse ‘ot erase: “the tall oF brat
(fdks trot), a modern dance in
fourfour time, including walking
of
of a fox.
fox trot
ates, fe
fox-y (26m ai, pertaaing £9, or lice
dared or ceainod,
foy-er Sheratice Wail “0 ‘
in France, a hearth or home. (Fr.]
(fri’kds; Fr frd"kii’), noisy
fra-cas ‘oogaged
quarrel; as, the boys
frac-tion {Stsh0n). 7, 5 part broken of;
being broken: s pert oa ul ty
frac-tion-al {fiestan-t). adf, pertaln,
fraction; very smaif, *
J. unruly; cross;
fractious {rb shte) od
Peecisamnees
ious; as, a froc:
breaks so as to show its texture: ef. and Fi.
to brealt or crack, a8 a bone, etc.
y broken: weak
rangi ty isn. ne tate
frag-ment Sifomre whole? Ea importect
st Era -men-ta-ry (igmin-tte0. edi.
of, poke pond dial” Bs
ma fra rerance Suey 7 ot baling teeta
ing. Also, adj.
fra-grant sa pamait Bower
frail frail (3, “oak ‘Shaul yor inoraliy,
‘n. @ basket made.
frailty (erate, not, traits ia), wea:
by
Uability to or
due to lack
ad
Syn., . construct, coln, forge, mold, feign,
shy
Pione ting) inte ances shai
Stjust or regulate: invent: adapt
make. 1
fram-er (f3™ ‘a
ee ee eerie. (erkm’ wrk’), n. that which
.
frame-work {iilscs or ‘supports "any:
thing; tho basis for a more complete structure.
franc (frank), n. a French coin, the unit of
mon pee ae
nC Eean‘chls) n. ib
Sonstita
‘none who fite or
‘contriver; as, the
t granted bj
ive or pee
[, oF tO a, business com-
sovereign or by a
ight cretaptions hs
a it, fexempulon, immunity, privilege.
Fran-cis-can {feinisieteho) ad). possi
Francis: 1. thar en moni ofthat ord.
franc-ti-reur (SAX re). 2 3 modi
to detached
‘corps of troops: a sharpshooter. [FR]
Te senfte, rare, ct, local, fir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent,
right, sin; cdld, ébey, cérd, stép, cémpare; init, ‘nite, born,
novel, refér;
it} focés, mend;
frangibility 245 freeze
inding | free wiitoat’ rstrdan ai ‘berty per”
mitted; liberal; NETOUs ; 3 guilt
eprodene lar ios
elepesaen bonne
or fixed; invested with, or having, the right
Seek ree lg my, cee
te; or exe it; clear: with of>
Base’ gratuitously: without restraint. —ade.
fresty.
. ee is, bountoous. frank. 9s
exempt, easy, careless.
“And, (ooo slavish, confined).
free-board {fy side rt sup.
free-boot-
pillage; bu
Freed-man (gnu), Ipl. freedmen
pat ei :
vilege. a
‘Ant. (eee ala
wh
*|free-hand uMet2.ee svg 8 Be
Ke. (fré’hin’déd), adj. gen-
free-hand-ed QouMiverst: Othe ras
Feet] (He bOIE} n. the holding of
free-hold {ina for tlre or so Hoag fe fe
fra-| given to one's heirs; also, the land
(pl.
Yosrenee | free lance
fraud-u-lent (S23 by founded once
obtained by, unfair methods.—adv. traudu-
rau frOt), p.adj. ; charged; as,
fraught (00"zpotition was fraught with
et. and ef.
‘to become
ing (filme), p-pr. of fray: n. tho act
fray-ing Of wears "away OF tetion or
mle (friz’D. 2, to fray or ‘tatter,
fraz-zle isp) sipsved ands ists Ot
freak Teri f. wudden of capricious change
n
: or who ia not mabjot ip te “i %
Pantene
. | Free-ma-son of s"sccres society. cose
(fré lans), in the Middle Ages
one of a class of soldiers who
sold their services to fight for the highest.
bidder; one who acts, speaks, or writes
. | irrespective or loss of any party,
ipl.
free-man (fran) ing Who t
sist!
on mer
Free. soil (t8s0l. adj. opposed to the
Free-soil Grenson’ of slavery, sald. of
thoparty formed at Boston, in 1848, to restrict
< (fr8’st5n”), nm. @ sandstone
free-stone sitsoie for working: or cut-
ting without split ;_ a kind of pes
3 thn on) one, wh
free-think-er {¢rms his opinions inde-
pendently of others.
(fré trid), trade with other
free trade Sintra tee fom tarifts oF
customs duties.
cr wt"), adj. tary: hold-
free-will (2 To acddane or baler tha
man is free to exercise his will for good or evil.
freeze (*)
freezing point
mead
friendship
tigrade.
frit) ne th with which
tt Yemel, ar, ee 0%
guished from express: the sum paid or
cha: ‘for hat goods: adj. wed for
hauling. goods: hte toad. wit goods for
Beane: tape it ter.
ge re, feeb. ne charge for
cargo; ‘adie: ts,
oe ip was tage but re human freightage was
(frit klir), o railway car
Freight car 3, fugly SE
Feoiet ar inav'en ‘n. one who loads a
Fee aan ar Sebo, see
for 0,
French (22,24). peraining to France,
people, of language: 1. tho
people of Franve; aie, language. of Hanes.
French-i-fy S20 gue?: 2 pt and pp.
ing]. to make i in roanhers, Giracters
istics, or customs.
French leave (iiisn “sreashy" or | fri
notice; a hasty or secret departure.
fren-zied (S°,20).
madness;
frantic. tol. ,
frenzy Gone kattatiia: Exaporary med:
fury: 0.t. (p.t. and fren |, p-pr. fren-
zyingl, to throw into a render mad.
fre-quen-c; Seared
at short interval "Aiko trequencs
fre. uent (fré') herewene, OE dd ogeurriny 3
keweny)). to resort 1, ot ‘visit often.—n, fre-
Sin aah ae general.
(trekewent-ID, adv. often;
frequently iy «oe Tals.
trés'kd)oPme Ole frescos, frescoes
fresco (TSI, matt, Mra trans
in water colors on laster; a picture
” Beh affected with
felirious; maddened;
pl
made on plaster: vt. to decorate or paint in
fresh (tt (erga adh me new:
ton:
Fecent; unfaded;
in good condi-
‘A. a spring:
Fo andl Reign eee uy
rin 8 PTS sake tke now:
fresh-enthder let alt revive, acon
(a To} leve the pat lon:
pt. te become 16 vigorous or strong; grow fresh;
ieee
freshet Pye ge hee by
‘esh-man Tee outa "or high
‘school student in ris bt dente “se Pane
fresh-water {fining to, ving tt: told
in, or formed in, water that is not salt; accus-
fomed to river navigation or the coasting
Ate, seniite, rare, c&t, local, fir, ask, pdrade; scéne, vent,
right, sin; cdld, Obey, cord, stdp, eSmpare; nit, finite, born,
irritate; make rough on the surface; orna-
ment with relsed of interlaced work: #1. €
be worn awa) ‘by friction or corrosion; ” be
See Sea te Pica ae
a one e
| 2 anlage och othe” at right angiee; Dore
Ee ae gen
or interlaced ornamental work; an
bubbling on the surface ‘of a
chafing or irritation; a small
the keyboard of certain
insgruments, such as the guitar.
Roce
fret: ful ‘3 C I) .ad}, peavish; irritable.
fret saw & wie 86), a long, thin, narrow
with fine teeth:
used
scrolls,
fn cutting
ote.
fret- work
eerie
(Gereebnreep. nthe state or quality of being
fri-a- ble © core é-b)), adj. readily crumbled
ar Me brother’ ember of
fri. (tet), re or other. ‘or ‘ment
Fa y (eens Yér-1), n. an institution or broth-
fri-ar-y Gioca ot
telars.
. an inal
frib-ble ie ‘action. a tater ee
treat ina trifling way: e.
way; to totter! ad}.
contemptible.
ti oe 500 Gace cen Pau
of a cause, ete.s" an ally;
eyeing: ‘Friend, a member of the Soctety of
tends, or Quakers.
friendless fei) "inovel: uneaedt
for.—n. frlendlescaees:
friendliness (3541-250). n. the
amfeable, cordial, gems ofc. To? DEE
genial, etc.
friend-ly {783 04, pryaining, to.
of a friend; ready to become Sctteingaie ee
‘amicabl 8 affable;
favorable le; as, &
‘ble, social, sociable,
‘Ant. {goo digtants cou
friend ship Sem, te tates
Lesteem; mutual atincument: good wil
muti
novél, refér;
it, feck, meni;
247
frontispiece
n. the part of an entablature,
ported
by columns, below
tare,
faetial baba around a,
wall, just below tho coll-
ET coarse woolen cloth
ith a rough shaggy Dap
$3 900 Sdn ke
-ate (rmeriy: 's
pt ag uppee, dock, carrying from
twenty-four to fift: Y frets, bed,
Pound’ near nod
frig-ate bird
and violent fear;
dress
‘whose or
ayt shocking.
3, to alarm
>
+ ft ts a'bad prac-
= -mperament; +tiff;
eri
Sm tat
fri-gi ity nig without warmth Sola
om
frill $28 2 Pleated or crimped edg of
fro, ae neg AINE, Ae Mgt
tion of manner; ornamentation of dress, ete.
EL torruffie oF ‘hlver the foathors with’ cold
tid of'a hawk: ‘¢.1 to make into a ruffle,
fringe {rind;, "a3 omamental border of
Conde, ete any border or
edging like a fringe: vt: to border with, or as
frip'ée-N. n._ old clothes or
frisk-y iy adj. lively in action;
frith ‘th Inlet ‘of the sea at, the
mouth of ariver;, a kind of welr oF
dam for capturing fish. Also, firth. |Scor.]
frit-ter (US, nto waste by dogrocs:
cut up, as meat, intosmall plecesfor
21a small fried cake made of batter
th meat or frult in it; ag, an apple frit
Fritz {frits). n. in the Wend Wee a con-
femptuous" term for a "German
(Stang)
eae tpl, trivolittes
th ‘though
or thing: ghtnen 6 ous ught. an aDawsh oraet’ | coun
Petey ets
friv-o-lous (7 ttt
Importance.—ade.
go ‘n. that which is curled, as
fizzle (frtz), rt. to poole on hot coals;
Pe ZIG curl oF trix: 1, & criaped or curled
3 form into
fhe nap, of
i) frontage pune
ade, from; backward
fro Gre. Siioatte Yo toward; aa, the trees
ewayed to-and ho.
frock (7,2!
1onk's ma it Coarse overgarment
borers, ‘etc; ‘a coat worn by soldiers
iuty-
frock coat (35, 48aiea “osat’for mek:
with, wide, arta ol Miho camo length before
smal animal thi
frog fioves By *usping, “usa ‘usually found. i
fastening
Tullltary Cloais> Ladies shanties, ete.s 8
used on a railroad to ‘the wi
‘one track crosses anot!
Fro
frol-ic bas "a Sgarles outburm mid
Praag in tre els of ir and ‘and levity or favor.
fe infis wild pranks.
ad
ic-some Gaeirtecsion) full of
st
or besinntng ‘distance.
‘the leaf of a fern, palm,
pond
(friint a forehead ; the penanel
| frome Ste. 2.tbe renege terest
6 | directly before something: van; the most
minent idence; a false shirt~
Ber anette EB
erie, a
ore eRe
patho fore pare
the extent along
street or road of a ‘bullding orofland; thespace
lying between, a i sgl eae to th
Ga) pertaining to the
fron-tal fon: or ne something
worn on the Toreliead’ a drapery’ before
church altar; a srrall ‘pediment or ornament:
over a window or
fron-t tier ¥ an yi fn
country: facing an unexplored
Ppertalning to, or situated near, the ‘boundary
Sf'a country. alma
n'térz-mn), nam
fron-tiers-man {thabitanc of the border
section of a country, or of a newly settled
Tegion; a ploneer.
fron- tis-piece (25'n ne"
the front pagh or til
be, {06t; found; boil; fuaction; Tchasejgood; joy; then, thick; hw.=wh asin when;
ahs; as in azure; kh =ch as in loch. ‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
frontlet : 248 fuddle
front-let (2' (frant'lat), n. ; @ fillet or band gold: ity eee in warmth of feeling or sym-
‘), ade. with economy ;
to live frugally is to live
uals of
cold; as, 8 in the air year
frost ing ffrceretng). m8 — fruit-er-er (frepetete. one who deals
decorative work. Productive! fertile; ab
‘covering caices: powdered glass used 1] fruit fy] (MOOt'TO0)), adj. yield fratts
6
/
» 13 :
ay
de “a 16)
ar SSeS (SL eee
OLAS
frost-y fetiat teri tae gt fruitfully oThielnd dated yaar.
anled with frost,’ ffoscn; hoary! ° | fruit-ful-ness opt fecr Produc.
nner.
froth), n. the mass of bubbles formed | tive or fertil
froth oth the! 1 mirfaco of a of 8 auld ni fru. tion frop-tah'da). nthe bearing of
tion, or Tormented supertcl s
BelcearESrrt dae Pa (ON oa utara
fro thothenge), n. the state | {Uit-y fcombling *
thi A-NESS or E ‘of bubbling and
or quality’ of bi ‘ frump ramp). Be “Gowdyish, quarrel
i balk.
fro-ward ¢ ee werd), ods. wilful: at frus.tum ae dl, frastume
froward ‘child: smid or con the top
od.
aa a result of displeasure, etc.; scowl; lower:
1S, tg febuke by a stern look: to suppress by
frow-zy G2: 88 AE? gM
tt. to stupefy or deaden
nig; intoxicate: vt to
Ate, senate, rire, c&t, local, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, tveat; ‘Edge, novél, refér;
right, sin; cdld, Obey, c6rd, stép, cSmpare; dnit, dnite, bara, cit, foctis, mend;
ie oo = musical
pou a ". anak oF pee
former of faguee or special mus | tended.
cal compositions. func-tion-al samgsbentb, of, Per
fulcrum jpn func-ti ECE eal
(er6),fulcrums (-kraimz)), (iz)}, one
the sapport on which = = 4, fulrum ‘ho holds an office, or fils responsible post
reste. don; an official.
a tones or Chonda Tags, fundamentally. the
:|fund-ed fasta), padi exiting
interest; invested in the pablic fy
fund-ed debt Pa Fate acee whi
bas been put in the form of bonds bearing
ment stocks or fangs. the
fo-ner-al (rats Basra a
the procepsion of mourners accampeP!
al
ful-ness i505) nes), n. comp se. | 1
ful-some (filstim). aaj. offensive. trom
tee gee a
; | STrOes:
fum-ble (=D), "94. to grope or feet | smokestack. 1
eo pentbont;, {a search: as, the boy | fun neled {fanBlay, 4), having or took
b60t, £88t; found; boil; futiction ; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw =wh asin when;
th=z asin azure; kh=ch as in loch. See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
funny
250
fuzzy
fun-ny {222,04 lore. funnier, supert-
laughtec: colloquially: st ooad, of duces
SS ly, strange, a
fared, ene cs
Sr Tar? Gover with ure aa}
fur-be-] -low
‘women’
fur-bish sh (iri, 4, {gmake bright by
fur-fur (tartan, n. um, oF wcales of |
at ha, rons ble bran.
furious (Uz); 64, toy ane: at
in “ote leh of ‘a
forty rods; two hundred
fens Br cigs erates ==
x we leave. 2 10.
ye (fornks), nam inc
LACE {ite where Goal, wood, sud otter
in.ph the
iings of
.n, the necessary
‘a ‘house, a ship,
oun
(fG'rdr), on. great outburst of
fu-ror creitement” or Snthusesm; "come
motion, rp ietien ho
fie rer) A. one who Prepares oF
fur-ri-er { ‘Tur-dreswer.
far'd), n. a trench made in the
fur-row et by 9 plow; a groove:
Wrinkle: | of. to. plow: (0° grooves. OF
(for, ad; J, covered with, or made of.
fur.
ay ft fur: as, the mole has a ‘remarkably
(fOr’thér) more distant;
fur-ther {iiitiona: ge. to's ereater dis:
tance or degreo; moreover; also: ©. to pro-
mote; help forward.
fur-ther-ance (fariir-ine).n.sdvance:
Ican toward ‘the furtherance of ‘the plan.
fur-ther-more (ore er dan
addition to. "
fur-ther-most {(ritér-mist?)
most points from the eal
ae
(rurtheet), adj. most distant
fur-thest (imi 044, mat
(ror to,
fe ye siti at secret; stealth}
rive (arty, adj. 9
fur tive o fis eek oS
or a trad
ol.
adv.
ry
.adj-most
further-
igh
e, senate, rare c&t, local, fr, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent,
sin; cdld, Obey, cOrd, st8p, cSmpare; anit, finite, barn,
by heat; make
e melted by heat:
a small
‘Also, tase.
‘), 1 & kind of match, used
‘setting fire to tobacco: a grooved
cone in a watch, etc., around which the chain
‘fu’s8-1kj) on. the body or
framework of an atrplane fo
which the driver is seated and which contains
Blan uch ete. Fe
(f0’ 281 oll). ly poisonous
soldier
iat” Tuell? oe tine.
ithe fame of several British
faites,
ae wth
time. ,
fu-sion
the union or
‘at the same
(fd’'zhGn), n. tho act of meiting
ther?" aa, tho fusion of metals:
or blending together of things: aa,
beta
the ho futility of
(raed), adj. that xe be
fut ture ( “2
here-
yet come;
tense in grammar denoting thine yet to Soames
a commodity, etc., sold or bought for future
pare (f0’ ttir-tz1
Fu-tur-ism (tice iitersian
originating in Italy in 1910,
originality unbampered by tradition.
fu-tur-ist
ctice
Tremuly vadieats a follower of Futuris
who belleves that, cortaln Biblical proph-
ecies are yet to be fulfilled.
fu-tu-ri-ty (Taii"time { Bine! Rtas
events,
(fiz), n. fine minute particles of de
fuzz Wool cte-s ed, to Ay off in staal pisces”
covered with. or Hike,
» novel, refér;
it; focks, menti;
gallantry
{dle chatter;
gab [SP Sad pp. oped. Pipr-gabbingl,
Beets iveedinn,
(eS kind of coat or cloak
Also, gaberdine.
talkativences:
the gable
iat wall of a bullding:
lelike construction tn a build
: gable end, tho wall of a build-
ing on the end having» gable.
ga-l ble roof eee roe), @ roof
Gaba aaa es
tidings or or comfort 10 to man,
“Gable
‘a vertical triangular
fn the Bible, an
‘of good
the ‘act of going about with-
gad Ser aa Cblect in view! ant eho ts always
on the 9 :"an Iron oF stecl
Mining tool: “et. (pit. and p.p. gaddod, p.pr.
gaddiagi, to go about without purpose: wi
a ee re etd about), n. one who
gad -a-bout Winders conttoually with no
eircront object Irth
ea sr (84'ée),n. One. who wanders about
constantly without pt
gad. fly
(ghd'ar), n.” (ple wads (f2)),
an insect that stings cattle.
Bel (gab. geo Sore Higher: an
il'Tk), tatnh
Gael-ic ets Beople of tre cottian Tigh
lands and of Ireland, or to their language: n.
the language of the Gacis
ic n. a large hook for landing
salmon, ete; ‘of “wood. Upon
‘of a fore-and-
‘a fish with &
ble and good
‘countryman:
Btge toot
fer Gite). n. 2 ron
gaf. fer (i'm ‘capecially &
f° -op'sl
gaff-top-sail sal GAPS aM
yr 'n. something placed in the mouth
‘speech; words added by an
So: iat Lear Ee
7 td. to strain, as
are a
Pr
gage
the position of one ship in relation to another
and the wind: ‘a measuring rod: the distance
between the rails of a railway Une: ‘a promise
oe agreement; a security: a kind of plum:
Sl chiSfienge to nahi: a glove, cap. oF the Hike
thrown ‘as 2 challenge
tito measure: to find out, as the contents of
receptacle. Also, gauge.
gai-e-ty (82: ok puri tele
: oe; olilty: Aloo, garety.
PAE sont:
(gan), 7. advan at: te
Tess oe to obtala. ws prot oe wae
Vantage: earn; ‘wins arrive at: ed. to. im
". bencfit, winnings, earnings.
‘Ant. (s00 loss)
gain-ful {fim1280,, ad). yielding prone;
gain-say (iat mio'sh. 8 tpt. and
gatnsald, p.pr. gaineaytngl
a contd ‘speak against: oppose; 6
ity, ma manner of as,
alt 50) au* erng, of als
it. er § ‘vér), n. a covering of cloth for
gait-er rho ‘ankle, ftting over the top of
the boot; aahoo witha cloth op. pn we.
es: grea
gala ie, fala day, 8 day of fun and
jleasure: a holida
‘@-hid), n. a knight of
Galahad ian ound “rable, who
was successful in his quest for the Holy Grail;
Hence, any noble and chivalrous young man,
giecagiatar
Ga Ja-tian (catia, in’ Asia “Minor:
in the Bible, the Epistle addressed to the
gaia.
Ske). 1.2 gathering of splen-
id persons or as, a galary
bene al axy Mitr sy. tho Ml ‘ily Ways
‘a, the Galazy consists of innumerat
too small to be seen by the naked eye.
le (a ), n. a strong wind, less violent
than a tempest; a quarrel; noisy
le ria (ee: Btd lead oat
f+ Iead ore: ns,
ga-le-na (fie tesd” usod ia the arta is
obtained from
fet pot), na white fulee which
-i-po comes out of pine ‘trees; an
lempure turpen
‘ally ns the bie, especialy that of the
‘on planta, caused by certain inaccta;
: Io. to breale or injure ‘by rubbing:
j render sore by friction; wear away:
vex; fret; harass; weary: rf. to fret; to be-
come sore or worn by chafi b
raver. blah
‘a8, Sir Gal
gallant Gian. ,ed.
had was a gallant kalght: (eh-lint’), snoring
Courtesy and respect to women: 1. (gi
SRUEnt), a'porson of spelstily and gay man”
ers;
a beau; 8 man who ts atventive to
ung, gallant had excellent
foybay court to:
fine,
TESt, 156t; found; bol; fuhction; chase; good; joy; hen, thick; sie crbesinghen
zh =2 as in azure; kkh'=ch as in loch.
‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxi.
galleon _
conte:
Gallerted
ae |
gal-ler-y
i galleries
Sa Rae =
Galleon
quling: the the upper goats of a theater, church
ts’ of such
parts, a 2 bul 3 ei put , Or room,
aed for the exhibit of works of art, etc.;
2 covered Passage aioaaee {OF defense or for
of stone
gale let gers
eee ‘reson: od. to fll
—n. gaileting.
Seiicon tite or rai
another
gal-lina- ceous i Gobi tank aha) df lice.
He fowls; of that clamor Towis which ite
cludes barmyard g fowls, tarkeys, guinea fowl,
grouse,
galling {9's),.2 Baad, chasing: Iritae-
ar
gal-li- -pot if se Sete ot
home 4. to play th
vint}), r4. to play the
wait "ep
gail nat "onthe oak tive By the
puncturing er eke thet leaf buds by an s iaveet, the
|-beet le: for the tannin contained in
Flip maling ik. dye
don Tea unit of lquld measure
ith of a bushel.
‘narrow oblong | gal-van-ize Sire et. to
e | (gkl*vd-ndmn 6-trf)
1c2, OF
7
-lows (glx;
va eum anne, ae
anything
hanging criminals; resembling such
gall-stone seit. 1.3 mop, of solid
matter
‘duct.
:, SAO), n. a lively ‘ane
music for it. (Fa)
very, abun-
ij.
oa Per (ed tet. ome! India
io nan
ga-losh Webber 2 legsing or
gil'ts), n. a wooden
1@ chemical
‘bodies Placed In contact, oF
cover
ee.,
ry
action
of an acid on a
by means ne of electrics to cata, an
-|gal-va-n nom -e-ter
(gal'vd - nome tr) n. an
ittrument the
gal-va-nom - e.try
art,
Beier
(gim’bit), n.
"| gam. -bit (etic,
in chens in which ¢ aise &
or “plese a" encrifiodd
obtain a favorable Position for the action of
the more im]
‘process
‘Currents of elec-
By pladiin? for stakes? often with oaacd
ig for stakens
gam-ble ler {eimbles). 2 mn. one who plays
on the outcome of an event:
cepecially, one
gam-boge Sadun ycuow rum
e Peound tn tho One, oF ee Pee re
ith used’ as coloring
Old World, and matter or
gam-bol § Be seat 2 peedancing or skip.
frolic: et. to elf Mdaace about i play oe play or
. the joint of the
gam-brel rte.
resembling a horse’ ‘used d by tchers:
roof with an. ‘obtuse angle in ita slope.
ate, senlte, Tire, c&t, lool, fiir, ask,
pdrade; scéne, évent,
right, sin; cdld, Obey, otrd, stép, cobmpare; init, Anite, barn,
7 refér;
foo wen
gambrel roof 253 garner
gam-brel roof ‘Sorin Peni the slope | Bantlet (frei GMD "a2, Malad
token 28 Ot Ss nasamnnes| Heeetad Y ous
&
F|
4
a
nae
i
:
ull
gaol (8-2: a REAR PSS ea sas
of
Pi ; clef: ;
for a stake or breach; ® mountain ; i
animals or birds ing machines, the vertical ween
> plucky. ‘two surfaces. especially in a biplane.
, ‘Sim. chasta, Hallow, Cavity. crevice, rit
feheing, ween OR ion af from “drowsiness,
‘one of & “breed . oh
try, of a quar- | opening the ‘hoitth ar and lark
a opal lng between the jaws of
fiz), n- one tn of pouley.
wild animals oe oe i stout slender fish with a
wad]. merry: AY: Teh’; Br), n. a place in
; ready to. play. a automobiles cr alabipe ate
. onc who habitu- sar for Be nl or repair; a
stakes or wagers: ne Sasi, outside clot
gi costume: az jhe wore
(gim’Ing), n. the act of playing | ter from a kitchen: rut
4) mold woman; grand. | BAT-DIE sSloce
offal; refuse:
‘vegetable mat-
1 to cleanse by alfein
pares of as are wanted
*| gar-bage
tpcially an cid'cous | et may serve some perdicular Durpose:
; Ure, AB meat, by. sal
Gee atzech or x iced toaship: tn erj.
gamut 22%, ‘“Rusleal “noted
mutilate; to do, to make, or to, say, is
jas, to garble a fhomton:
ually garbte an ween bo} tn
Deck: | SAL-CON (Sana watcer.” (eal * VE
den (sian). na place of ground sot
Geligherul, rich, or frulttal: “o
cult ivate, as a garden.
‘itzen or printed; hence, ‘entire Tange ‘OF -.den-; ng 2 (gir’dn-Ing). n. the art or
adj tiny
gam] -¥ {ar 4 ij. J, plea ready: om ivating plots of of
of game.
gan-der if"sia" raping a ts
for the goose is sauce for inder."*
(ging), n. a number of persons banded | ing out: r.
work of laying out and cul
te “medicinal
gar-gle wisn 2 areticinal Mand tee
the throat, with a medicinal guid” not
swallowed, ut kept ta choy throat, by breath
to Use a wash for the throat.
prepa iie Renta’ | gar-goyle (Sic ,™ cae
ie saters at, often in the form of a grotesquely
man or animal.
-bal-di (garrcbaran lice aloe
gan-gli-on eens) gang co, | 8r-t Dall di our Pater Garalal
eater: a oor: of swelling or wnnattiral growth gar-ish (ir adj. gaudy; | dazzling:
it Te
gang plank (argntte 5.8 morte
orleave a ship.
2 attracting attention; as,
‘grén), n. the first state | sometimes of pr 1
Gan-grene Hei cation or decay ct | che bead ike b crowns oerthe vieesee nee
if a living bod: 4. to cause to | land; a collection of chotce pi of
myers RS aS fad ti
PARTE ed jlat-| and ‘acorns: et. to deck or adorn with
gang: me Crostini aed wrath ae
Somporary Pamagrray, oan
‘aship: a passage into or | BAT-HC family, with a strong biting taste
between iro gar-lic [Ruy
between a wharf
boot, £96t ; found: boil; furiction ; chase;
zh=3 as in azure; ‘ih =ch as in loch, ‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxi
‘2 kind of food-bag used by” sallore
Evteraiary, s wreath of Intra Gr Galton
& plant of the, ily
ment § r’mént), hia any article of
y | Rarer Sage ot Solute
(siir’ ne) ne
*| GAL-NEF of place where grata to sored fo
safe-keeplt ing t. to gather for ‘safe-keeping;
= good; oy; then, thick; hw = wii asin whoa
garnet
(gir'nét). n. a precious or semi-
gar-net us stone of cyto colors,
© dish as a decoration: 04. to adorn; to
fake beautiful decorate with something
tad around a dish.
n. the person
‘the
thoes erty
on f tatto
gece,
to furnish (a fortified place) ‘with
(sBrot’; gh-rdt'), n. an instru
varrote for Strangting a crteanal:
Used in Spain; at lon: et. tO execute
Byvgtrangling: selzo by tho throat so aa to
jer he
gar ru-] ith ty seh {eb-r001K4 Oe” fanttves
gar-ru-lous Guat cpedauy about nines
t are trivial,
(gir’tér), n. a band by which a
er stocking ‘teh ele ty on y
the badge of the O1
the est_order of British knighthood :
to bind or fasten with a hand called a garter;
EBveal with the Order of the Genus.
arter shake (firter soi), a small
Sere commen ig aagiaem: Yolow-striped
+ (pl, gases (-82)], elastic, atrlikke
"5 Bhi arco tare thee is
ftom minerals and which Te used to
‘and ‘heat; an airlike ‘mixture cf
oe
ides of certain rare metals, which. whea
placed over a Bunsen gas flame, is heated
{0 tncandescence, thus giving out ll
automobiles, etc.
easolene.
gas-om. -e-ter
-tér)
und Boliow viet
voir for st
open at the bottom
and closed at the
top: something
teed for measuring
eases.
gas-o- scope
gas
ititmnent tor do:
tecting the presence
fammablo ges from a gas leak in a coal
fine ora house _
(seep),
ieee tS alimeuly
chemicals, inhale; juially, ‘trik j0%s) thin
ipecllnn. oko pi ancy gamed pr, eas: gastric juice pent uaula -oballl
sing}, ate snare tataie,Boiaonotn gaa | in a certain set of glands the lining of the
of warfare introduc ‘by the Germans | stomach: the ‘greatest help to di on.
im the World War. elt in| Zas-tri-tis (fe ttt), n_indammation of
gas Domb erm eof esetaite | mucous membrane which liaes fe
poison eas which is set free when the shell as-tron-o-m" the
Durst by ite charge of leh explosive. ” ga | 0.
Bas-con-ade ifisvoring- or bragging talk: | eastfouomaioal.
as, the gasconade of the young gate (g&t), n. an opening to allow entrance
gas en-gin’ Sponsor doses
&&. @n‘jin), an entrance to a cit)
bastion engine; vate cy ay Gaewh).nanentrance Atead
that isan en gate-way pina ‘opprcsch.
gine in which rath- to assemble or bring
power is gen- CT togethe
erated by the j pie eth yi
as or oll it bask, ate, Ome
or
e engine Pucker it cloth maco by drawing’ thresd
ler. ‘ ‘through the folds.
as-e-0uS o| At" Godacaisgny.” Maeemble. muster, infer
o’6-08), adj. having the nature ‘or form of gath-er-ing (ghth’ bing or the act at
Faring cut or Bios! an_assembl ; & charitable ca
to cut ‘door! ution or gift; an al or sore filled wit
gasify (Geodata pp. gasited. |p t/Iing gin), & cannon
ot a TA tet crt Gat ling gun etait tase
i a whic!
gas-ket 5 cals are Furled or tied | Bhandlee vey *
Ate, senate, ie, c&t, local, i, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, édj » novel, refer;
Fight, aln; cbld, dbey, obrd’ stp, obtapare; anit, dnite, barn, eit, foods, mend,
gaud 255 general
gaud $2), yews of. wonsiiow Soerve gear wheel ‘ (gee a ‘cage re ae
gendy ge 1D. adi, (comp. guudier, supert.| = wheal having "inclined beret
a
‘gan adj. yi +
gaunt & eis cet eaten: Tati goose.
aunt from —n. gaunt gei-sha (* (gi/shd), n. in Japan, a singing
scragey, al . i
gauntlet eg ear, to aill-| Fel-a-tin £2 n devas so
‘od glove, or one with’ a long ‘wrist-| st. {p.tand pip. gemmed. geminkigh, to
o"mnalled a ot. (pt. and Pp. PPP :
Extension. Aino, santiet, Sdorn with, or as a
ze (802);, Rie OF, Zotton, bet Hah emi-nate Janke). ad). owin;
Serene etal a eT ict ras wa vo aucun es fealty
uz-y (gc). adj. thin ‘and eeiiGans- gem-i-na-tion Gemeaw chant
™
gave «pu ‘yense of the trregular | » Rigg 9 doubling, a ee
’él), by
gavel simainy ofteor Pam ahd
Arrangement of buds on a stalk or of leaves
fn the bud.
;| gen-darme (74ph"deem:_ eo"dam
Semok te Prange a Sage a
en-der [2280 %
i gen-de tinction of. 8 “ot by
ge-ne-a-log: Foal pSERO fey
pedigree; or ade
order of Featont are
Fae nie en stats ent
eens pedigrees t of persons or
WA cee
motion:
b6dt, {66t; found; boil ; futiction ; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = wh asin when;
zh=s as in azure; kh =ch as in loch. ‘See pronunciation key, pages, xix to xxii.
general officer
256
gen-er-al of-fi-cer ¢ Piaber of ths
of an army, commanding & body
of troops not less than a Oat
gener alis-simo x" are tert
general Sale Cae die
_
Opposite 1 specifi. the greatest part; bulk:
rt
Beatty. Pe
eee tion feniemaicy ear:
shan). n. the act, or
’r-B-}), adv, commonly;
Othe abs Gridhout exack
en-er-ally
tation,
gentleman
se es made ‘a small _
en gaa kindly and
Soe-
reas Hife;
agroeabl:
ou Hoary fe festive, sare ystten.n
genial ity ty yea a aualty of teow Kigali:
sition
a jén‘yAl-D, ade. in
waically Pais Riau: “gany:
fin Mohammedan mythot:
ad spirit that ‘coaid
fon animal, giant,
the vente of the lamp, in the story of Aladdin's
‘Also, Sines.
Lamp.
of genius ar genic.
e-ni-i a, Bho ph one, as.
g = fs fay rl Pamnisintacal
Soy or rei ts tals ule poe
en-er-al or-ders Gas Gente Bt Beedtez) seasive caso in
Brine raberoc oficers say unlte! Eee genius Fe
Skiers dude sanding instractions; detalled | markablo ability ‘or natural ‘toss for acme
ofeourts martial. | spacial, pureult, ef: or
ent
aiment; ioe
date pr ingot Se gl frit supposed to pre-
side over the destinies of men.
yn. intellect, invention, talent, taste,
nature, character, adept .
te: | Gen-o-ese Ueno: Pea eee
‘Sun. 2, Genoa, Italy. .
gen-er-a-tion & Gere vents, n ghe.act| Sen re Cake’), ma strle, of ff, Painting or
8 alaglo succoreton, tn Pe Soe wane: | ‘
‘the same peri "belongs
Ps Tone ‘who,
‘which, causes or
Bloctrieits sP Produced; in crusiee ti
or ; Tn muse, the
petlpal ound Sor Soands by which others
generic Sie ot vet ae Es te Cia, a
SE Pere eee
gen-er-os-i-ty ee - Bs Lani. ig.
generator tor 3 enthat
ces:
Ity of liberality; i
quality, of being ip ae ity: mag- | peop!
mation of other men a reves
gen-er-ous Sy Pe Tierallts “Sananifcent: | Oot
Blinded ; honorable; strong;
te, ‘He, sentto, rare, c&t, local,
right, ain; céld, bey, ebrd,
; parade;
scéne, évent,
; Gnit, dnite, barn,
gentlemanly
287
gesticulation
gen-tle man ly genie D,2d. pe
‘ti-nte), 1; softness of
(ease ate), sotenoee of
ai
wm “En)
gen-tle-wom-an ("5 qenueremen
i a ad 2 Woman of sood
gently Sit soradalys nn
Sen-try aha boding oo"hh® england. the
Upper class of societ3
gen-u-flec- ‘tion eames the
especially in worship. wufledions
of | a brittle, silver-white metal discovered
fawn, adj.
determined
pak rat Gee
Sit by. seodes: g. oF the art of meas
ge i etic Hine {22407 to), the
yore pla Os
ge-0g ra] pher 2°35.
in,
the science of the earth and ita uf.
eres
hand its
‘aaj.
sclenes of
Geaerephy See or
eclogical GER ONEAD. adi,
.—ade.
geolog .o-gist i (ie-aro-tet), a. one, who ee
ge-ol-o. gize pea Hare s,» p-ijto mady the
Rbvextigate the structure of the earth
‘inthe crust of the
tobe.
et-ric (J8°O- mBt'rtk), adj. pertain:
Reiger ond
(<b. geometrically.
mo | ger-mi. inal ¢ nal (ormrnd nl), ve Z
ge-om-e-tri-cian grote is suilled {5
that branch of mathematics Called etry.
ge-om.e-try hes Cah. "alte
mathematics that measurements
subjects.
ge-ra-ni-um Qhit 207: is handboane
scarlet or white flowers.
er-fal-con (ar0"n: Jarfolrin), n. a
Eee ‘Also,
the fret principle of an
me peincple, iy =
thing springs; | oriein
epshiacs “eapectaly
cause disease. “ y one
not Ger-man g°ait,,7: one of the people
parentage: germane:
with many foe:
man’ ‘mé&n)
ger-mane ited? akin! relevant; “appro-
Ger-man-ic Getneny; Yeu
Ger-man-ism
ented or characteristic; lo
ger-ma-ni-um g&™5244> ‘danas,
Aa, avin)
in a silver ore at Dee amin
Ger-man sil: ver Uprmin
nickel, and cop! or
gers --mi- cide ie fit iar perma not
ger-mi-cul-t ture patenptt oti
for scientific study.
pertaining
ud.
sey eterna inant gi Gara vy a gorau.
er-1 mi-nate 9 td sor mi-nkt), v4. to sprout
x, | Econ ee can) he
er. |-na-tion as ‘in
ea nee
fil), mn. @ small germ; a
ning to develor
ins man'der), ot. to
es
‘a a state, vot-
Ing disérict, ote.. 90 as tof
ntage to a particular
ye, pn unfair ad-
tical party:
verbal noun; a
salary aoe
b6dt, £86t; found ; boil; fusiction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw =wh asin when;
zh= 3 as in azure;
kh =ch as in loch.’ See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxi.
ginger’
Ee
{g0'0). 2.
re ry ora ceo,
ghee Hira a ae Na
of India.
Se eae Gein ta
ghet-to SP it Fees ie Stee
See npirit Tia dead pers
ition; oo soul; breath ani UW
evil being
on the
of we dea Spa
gi-ant sistire: “one "ponscnsed’ of “erect
cal tal in
BPa'raco of beings of immense size who ought
Hie gods: adj fc pornon of erat statu
gant pow-der (it pacar der).
igh explosive. Joade of altro edb;
our), m. the name]
giaour ¥ Mohammedans to ag eps ao
believe in their religion,
a
Gare
such as en-
to hold other
et. to
indistinct;
@r-ish), n. rapid, dis
Gitneeved tant ad} gina
Utb‘St), n. @ gallows: et. to hang
on a pabbet ‘or gallows; expose to
tn), n. an ape of south.
gib-bon riety asta; the binallest and
Towest of the manilie apes.
gib-bous £2" xceentvoly promi:
nent:
tween full and half-full: sald of the moon.
‘eibbose..
sneering or
be Won. 4 sco; taunt;
ai sarcastic expression: t.f. to sneer at
taunt: ‘ef. to uso taunts; cast ‘reproaches:
sbegr: cot. Also Hoe
Fay + idl jeer, mock, deride.
Ly ef
), 0. the heart, liver, gizzard,
gid (eid), n. a disease of sheep, often called
Be bet
Public scorn or.
of poultry: usually in the
the staggers.
n. ite dati lcomp. ‘giddier, super
Beko ade, Eilat on:
ae. cE
ori
in
frivolous;
it.
‘Syn. grant, alms, gratuity, boon, faculty,
one, who gains, obtatns, | talent,
‘as, a money.
showy trifle; use-
toy.
es
for the “commanding
awl
(eee purchase).
(gift’8d), adj. talented; having
ed ee Stn ability,
6 ma light: two-whesled open car
‘drawn by one horse; a machine for
on, cloth: a long, ship's. boat;
ies reserved
racing boat
‘Ant), n. 8 man of great bulk or | gold leaf,
deep, narrow a
stream flows: pi. the gill
ing the under surface of a mushroom.
gill 21), & liquid mensure of one fourth of
ground Ivy. Also, sii.
ped plates form-
gly low.er rer (tno -fou'te), none of
aor ad}, guered wit mith, or yellow lke.
Id: 1d show.
ee GE eer ee te
gilt
gim-bal (pared ‘moving within each other
rarious plants of the
amily os ‘the wallflower, stock. etc.
at want angles: used for suspending a mari,
ner’s compass, chronometer, etc., eo that
it will stay level. rerak’ ose
gim-crack {22'gnk?. 2,2 potty, me
re en. ae ante
gim-let {Ff toot witt « potnted
perow at the “ond: ci to Bakes
hole in with such & tool.
AMP Wise or “tetmmtug Interwoven
with wire or cord: for furniture,
dresses, ete.: et. to border with this
trimming,
(in), n. @ fragrant alcoholic liq-
uor flavored with juniper ber. Gila
trap or snare; a machine for clearing
cotton fibers from the | seeds;
hoisting
[pt and . inne
ip; to Sleae (on
igin.ger Gover
Ate, senfte, rare, cAt, local, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, édge, jnovél, refi
right, sin; cOld, dbey, cord, st8p, cSimpare; Gnit, nite, barh, cit; foctis, meni;
ginger beer
259
glance
West Indian plant which is much used In
‘gokery and in medicine, calloqulally, courage
vim, or snap .—ad}. 2 gh Da
“nape!
er beer (ini
ging groans of a | and sugar.
from ginger, yeast, cream
gin-ger- bread GiJerreg). ns ganas
ginger, molasses, 31 etc.; cheap,
fimsy Srusnientaton, cepedialiy
gin-ger-ly Eis nid Seucloualy:
gin -ger-snap {i strane. 2, a, small
ing-ham ‘km), 1. & cotton droas-
ging ham Sfp Ate ae
gin-seng Gierent root Much valued 18
Gip. he UIp'st), wi tiring. Gjpeles, (-aiz)], one
probably Hindu,
+ Polee' exited also
aay complexion.
-S' Fath ( ee an insect in
gip. coal Now Haslana . highly de-
giraffe 23%
very ont lege a
gird Sp.
ed, Sirs. DPT. ‘gir
me a flexible
band; bind;
coc rele; make
ready.
gird -er
Or d8n), n.
e main beara 3 t
mms floor, as,
the girders in >| r
the “building , :
belt; tnclose; to kill or injure, as a tree, ‘by
ak ma cut in the bark around the ¢runk.
orl feared eat ‘ode, lke venting «
gir L-ish yStng wornnn; vas, ‘girtish dress
siritthiy. 1" girllshneed,
: gare, pad. aid 90 mat by two cables |
dor tide.
band by which the
secured on. 8, bors:
tree, animal, etc.
0
and | throw off hostile:
Fiadh inclined: addicted:
ith to; aa, giten to lying:
ri the second stomach
‘in which the
(ra ‘adj. iced or cooled: hav-
2 fom furface: as, olact nuta:
igasniny “adj,
pe cial sf stig of or caused by,
glacier CRE ofS
formed among lofty mountains and moves
slowly down the slopes and through the val-
leys und! it melts Oy off Into icenerss.
is; " TB
CIS Garth cirectly ia front ofa fork
and designed for
its dere ns 3 a
Sra warhip to
giv. en fon ern.
to, con-
shot.
glad (si8)-243.
ladder, superl. gladdest), Jo:
ous; aS PicknodS CnsePtul; Satiabod 0%)
—n, g.adness.
“Syn: joyful: pladsome, cheering.
‘Ant. (gee sad).
(gikd’n), v.t. to make happy:
to rejoice; to become happy.
gs
rn), n.
inancient
Rome.
gla d-
some {giicisam), adj. joyous; gay; pleased;
Gladiators
Glad-stone (4i8's0"),”.2 four-mhosied
ere; 2 long narrow traveling bag
& curved blade
Passing:
to strike slantingly off; (as, the
Flow’ glanced Off Ris abteld: ft: co aboot
muddenly or, slantingly: to * girlie slant
ing! ing.
zh=7 as in azure; kh =ch as in
6; found; boll; fuiction;chase} good; joy; then, thick; bw =whas in when;
loch.’ “See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxi.
gland
1d. (giknd) v8 bodily organ by whic
fig organ for sap in pian
gan. ders (eae ecb see
fever, swelling, of the pre of the lowe
of mucus from the
glandular (stu Patt
glan-dule ‘elkn'd01), n. a small gland or
are ser na. bright i “daszling | Usht:
S(ra smooth shining surfact, as
ine with a
), ma bard, brittle, transparent
substance, white or colored, made by
a tumbler or gobl
: i | plid-er i
harmony.
im. merriment, foviality, joy, hilartey.
‘Ani: (eos sorrow)
a
a3
cy
ogi alters 6 & ott
ai smoothly: in musics slur: the move,
Bent of an airplapo without say motor’
12 muse to dur toimove ian airplane under
the in wity only.
‘Gite nee in, oe who, or that which.
‘anoothly; = form of
atreraft, similar took ‘aiplane but Sitboct
| gli o(gtim). 1. ofa ‘a glimpse; a light
or candle.
glim-mer {Gre “4. Yo Snine faimets ead
el
eae sey. "Brittle glimy
S-y {giseD, dj. Ike glass, in smooth
say Ss ald of the eyo oF look,
jlassiness.
u-cO-ma +
ing of the eyeball
of*vision and. final
glau-cous (a9)
Cred with toon of «Blush ite color, tn
7), hs & sharp-edged weapon
Glave forme tiny often, avin a curved
blade with the edge on the outside. Also,
staring ant lonless, as the eyes: on.
{he lacy coating an Pole’ ware.
gla. zier (gla‘zhér; gii’zi-@r), n. Pie} whose
trade is to set glass in windows,
giaz-ing iy
(alka'ipg),,n. a coating of glass or
‘transparent substance;
the act of setting wasn, or applying a coatof
lags or smooth. transparent substance: win;
dowepance: semitransparent colors passed
ly over other colors to tone down their
team (is) stream oF shoot of
sone 8 or of
leam {fit>’ righiness net emit
tnoess sci gue rays of light,
yn. re elie glance, glitter, shine, flash.
glean (fie, 4, to gather,’ as grain thet
reapers have left; lect Httle
by little, or piece by piece; ‘infer: v.i. to
gather rain lett’ by reapers: to collect a lite glob-ule (elo Rh
a sparkle;
ee a so sparkle
be’ showy or
pats
3, speclous, or ap or apparent luster.
ean) Je Regfitiahe: as.
lobe-flow- ni loa a plant of
johelike flowers.
globe-trot-ter ($15 (gldbitrder8r) nm. an
Ope, who travels a great deci and’ to tnaay
glo-b bin (gizbim), Bone of the, parte, eat
glo-b bose ity ‘pier: Oba"), ads, spher-
100 ar), a
glob-u-lar ‘¢" ricel tn
8 little epbiertcal
small pf
Ate, seniite,
are, elt, locdl, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, event, ‘ae,
right, sin; c8ld, dbey, cérd, stp, cbmpare; init, nite, barn, cut,
novi, refér;
fovtis, mena;
glom-er-ate Seon rou peberet
Tass; :
loom {pees ne
gloom rats
,. sloomily.—7.. gloominess.
‘Sem. lowering, lurid. dim, dusky.
‘Ant (soo
‘ rea).
. and the Gloria Patri,
Glory be to the Father; 1 musical setting
rs
homage to; exaltation to honor and dignity.
searem. . [pt and p.p. glori-
led. p.pr. |. to in
Hea? Bee a
‘adore: beautify:
fy, celebrate, oa
Mfustrions: “eblobratea
exal ed: excellent; splendid; in-
Pee “famous, renowned, distinguished,
nol
ior ger. 2 pt. glories (rts). splen:
yr), n. [pl |. splen-
: magal ‘brightness; praise
Seribed Jp "adoration: “disinction: renown!
Dicesodness and enjoyment of heaven: ti
‘of Fays surrounding the head of a
. jloried. p.pr. glory-
tO,
ictlonary of obsok
words soca
glos-sy Seat te iar Sint Beth
4 ‘and plausible.—ady. glossily.
=n. glossiness.
dot tis iim 2 gop ieee
j. glott
(giav), n. a covering for the
VE with a separate covering for
: phe bostng gloves: t to cover With,
los (elaved, n. = maker or seller of
wee),
Glov-er ffoves; as, Shakespeare's father
‘was a glover.
(id). e4, to shine with intense heat;
radiate heat and light; be incan-
tor brilliant; be red or flushed;
animated or inspired with passion, love, zeal.
at | gl
¢
glo-ri-fi-ca-tion (2"¢s-yaneny 7 | gh
‘be | BI
le boiling
"tao Gloria ‘in’ Beco: | odjt eluey
eee eer
g
an excess or superabundat
nd p.p. glutted, p.pr. glutting],
oversupply.
glu-ti-nous {3
with sticky matter.
glu-ti-tion {elgg tiab an). n. the act of
glut-ton 20"). 2, ie me sett tor
mal, akin to the mink ‘and marten; the
wolverine.
glut-ton-ize {gidein.ts). v4. to overeat;
glut-ton-ous Str ),,20° etn so
eating.—adj. sluttonously.
lit’‘n-f, n. 1a tonies:
glut-ton-y (i's ati bathe ote
ing to excess.
5m),
gnome {Ry
‘of the earth; a dwarf; st fe
Sppearance.--gnome moter’ s Tead
alcooted motor for alrmlaien ne PS
om-ic (ndm’ik). adj. dealing in or con-
faining pithy or inst -
Tags; didactic: Abad gaaecioale eve 7
bébt, {66t ; found ; boil; fusiction ; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw =wh asin when;
zh=z as in azure; kh=ch as in loch. See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxi.
Rate or place & r
another ~
90 ws
gether;
to
continue to be;
; 88. 90 to
Becoue ‘responsible torr
bet or wager:
n. colloquially,
a8, TL 9. you ox of casi q
the tashton: ~
Ie)
fal oi , & small four-legged animal
& GETS ne a beard, like’ thet of &
Hy ee a beard, ofa
Boat-ee soar,‘oa the chin or lower lip of a
man,
gob-ble {21}, +, to swallow hastily or
far a cry lea tarkay Sn. thonobseots tutkey:
2 auck straight stroke in putting at golf
gob-bl bler ot n. 4 male turkey; «
prety, na superior kind
tapes
iy mee
erick oem aad without s
Bob (gO'DDs ne ipl gohles: (I
go-by (io gee Foss
-b (@s'bI), n. avoldance; a thrusting
go- Yara: intentional neglect: as, the
may iven some of his workers the
saree itr fc
go-cart {8° ), no contr vanes for
chitd’s caries ‘2 ight village fart,
in. the Supreme Delty. and Crea-
God (oro. Uphoider of the Universo
being Infinite, ccernal, unchangeable, al
wise, and all-good,
Siin, Creator, Lord, Almighty, Jehoval
Providence.
dc.
(eon). "n.” an evil mischievous’
Ate, senate, rire, cat, local, fir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, =e
right, ein; céld, Obey, cérd, stép, cbmpare; unit, dnite, barn, cut,
god-d dess (09 (side). pa female detty: 2
\"thér),
god i fa-ther axgn28) ne mene
Or nt a
sence, nature, and attributes:
the Supreme Deit
god less (Pit). ot without reliios;
god-like {6049.64 ike, oF Sattatle
Lith posaibl:
od li mess (fei taeys piles: devo,
g° laws of God.
coy fo aioe Be8.
“ i,
od-moth-er ot mee'e).n. 5 womas
: Sig wenn mieleniscumignhd
god-par-ent Sipe" oe” gortfathes So
acts geal for a ghlld at baptism. ed:
God's a-cre {saz kes). s chu
(gdd’sénd”), ‘Qnexpected
god-send (Sistance or neip: “some thisg
sent by God: Diece
an unexpected ‘of good
god-ship {sid’ship), 1». detty: the char-
(g6d'sin"), n. child
Bod-SON whom one tus stood ‘penser 8
paptian.
Godspeed nae
ney;
got fer & eee Eee :
or pe gals Tolling of
pi. a particular kind of spectacles for.
the eyes from dust, excessive light
seal ata ar om, eparry
o-ing m bie: ‘ot Tosds! DL.
go-ing mo habit of life, Pt
‘protecting
it. Polson gas.
ld), 7. a precious metallic element
gold . oe belgnt Gale color when
‘malleable a one
noval, ref
focés, meni;
golden age
263
goosewing
old-en e (gol'dn AJ) ibe imaginary
pile ge SSE
tay country: as. the golden ‘age of litera
gold.en den pheas-ant (edl'an aka
gold-en rule ae
would wish them to treat us.—Matt. vil. 12.
gold fields { q ld scan be depots gold
gold-finch « cae
Yow -streaked = ad a red @
(gdld’ fish’). n.
eaten
gold leaf sei $2.0 seta ot
thin, used in
gold 1 mine ple spe
‘anything ylolding
ust
ms beautiful Pree
wien
ood. na ture na’t rae unruffied,
geod woot natured oreahepicipl
goodness S25 Baang'*soods
Revolence;
goods and chat.tels bate pew
sonal such ot clo clot
ne
tempered.-—ade ort cantare
good-wife (arith, Bi comers
jong narrow am
2d wil) lence; kindly
raliway | 800 will {Scise" the vatse > 2, easton
‘has in trade and custom over and
rade.
tod -t
y Sate. adj, affectedly or
lous; q
hamby-pamby
good y a perso inalncaraly oF aa lous!
Seiad ot ana er mec
geese ery ye cane arma
Gondols She bush that boars it: od} 'made of wotss:
is gb tie ).n. the
gon-do-lier#°% ‘). 1. orerote goose-neck Pk n anything
0 the canals of Venice gooee. as a bar of ron for various purposes
gone {8m ,7.Pcf 9: pads, ruined: lost; | Sbent iron conniocting a mast with & apes.
weak: roose st (soe at se ae ‘8 stiff manner
gone-ness {600'2%), 7. te of weak | B EP im Used by the German
faintness, oF exhaustion tn which the logs are realternacely Lifted
on-fa-lon (opts ion. n. © standard ot | held stralgne out,
fro name gives aay ike ol igs | Zoose-Wing (SF Tieq), Med,
fom ‘a ‘cromplocs of frame tustond of hose veel gr ecuaeminath Wi an the body of
‘he stall of the mast itecif.
bébt, £681; found; bol; fuflction; chase} good; oy then Chek; hw =wh asin when;
thes as in azure; kh =ch as in loch.
pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
gopher 2
Ter), n. & North American
o-pher {¢" :
g0-p! ef burrowing. reciike apimal: | a
‘tortoise, common
the southern Ui ted States; the in
‘@ bright-colored, nonpolsonous sni
mon fn the southern
I nd:
‘nb, tho stag was gored to death,
eau ‘pleces. cut with
go! rallo
orge channel by an ‘buteutlon:
hi
ily or in mouthfuls; satiate:
Seat ero.
Or-geous (forits, 2d, seins fa ven
ve
wy
ape known.
gor-mand seat ESS
expert in table delicacies; a gourmet. ‘Also.
gourmand.
(g0r’min-diz), v.f. to eat
or-mand.ize (orf
aii Nan er tN
SOLSE yellow slowers: called also furze.
gor-y { aor aloe ‘with
gos-ha Ror matcon, Bor
gos-lin ale Fellow down
‘news or tala
gos-pe sepa
salvation
general dc
TRING TOC ee we eesunwly true; any “doe.
trine goesuy, advocated by its supporters:
Gospel. the history of the life and doctrines of
Jesus Christ, contained in the four books,
‘Matthew, Mark. Luke, and John: one of thess
ooks: a'selection from these tn the church
gervico: adj. relating to, or in accordance with,
the gospel.
deme
SBiacee web Walch Boata th
fa. soft, filmy" trong gage
64
‘we ed Past ariscipie of
ular verb
See earaae oe wi
aoe taste tik), 4 la nd very
me a ve a
an | Gotha sfecay tine leary "eh
developed by Seftmany jo the Worl Ye tke
Goth ic tir: fal: Biotaae's
to a style of architecture wit Retry
pels inted steep roofs, and
[arse in proportion to the wall space: n. the
language of the Goths;
Pointed style of
Paros @ variety 2
grooves or holes:
‘to scoop out with
Bouse.
gourd sesiy tare:
celled, man;
frult: such as the melon, el eat Fa
umpeia, cucumber,
Bor: eepecially, a non: » Cousee., 1, mBQtary:
Sena Gh ERR. poate: 4, chem
serves for bottles, cups, dippers, etc.; a vessel
‘the plant
or dipper made from such 8 fruit:
fearing the fruit
ur-met ame ‘ae :
of the great toe. er
one ae 4) cera.
1¢ Joints.
. to control by au-
;
steer:
‘Syn. rule, command. 1"
gov-ern-a-ble G'S ot) aes:
amenable to authority or reais) rule:
gov- -ern-ance oye getentt oe!
ercise of authority.
BOV-ern-ess Vin teacher’ Sinden and
young people, especially in their own home.
Bod}.
gov-ern.ing Cee
zov. -erm-ment (sv — tne
ruling; ‘administration “ of iblic affairs:
righteous government; ‘established state or legal
authority; self-control: relation between two
determines
garment made of waterproof mate-| words by which one ‘the case or
rial: adj. very thin; fimsy: gauzy. mood of another.
i) (e’Ip), n. familiar or idle talk: Syn. rule, state, control, swa; ra a
BOS-SIP scandal: “one who habitually tallcs tal (giv ein-msarety),
of other people and thelr affairs: pt, to tell | SOV-ETN-Me: pertaining
idle tales about others; tattle; chat.—adj. | made by, connected with, or proceeding ‘ross.
‘he, soni re, ct, local, fitr, ie parade; scéne, 6 novél, ref
te, senate, ri t, asl je; scBne, évent, ddge,
right, sin; ‘cold, obey, crd, stp, cbmpare; anit, Onite, barn, age: ipo focks, mend;
governor 265
wernt), nthe chief | of the successive
jov-ern-Or SKentiva t's tater ‘one'who | United States eiemontary school; the rise
si Prepare, as 8
ship. and street ot roed way.
gowk sft tens 8 gra-di-ent (Esti. 7. the inet
gawk; a cuckoo. van by fitted "or walking; ascend-
gown oe a: gradual (etd tab od on
"8 Tong Foose u- 3_step bi
Bip Seats wake EE tow ae BE Sint Soha?
aad college students and G of | ment: n, in & church secvico, &
by members of the learned seam engine, 4.8. ine 9
4 thems
uF sentences chanted by the choir
during —ade.
mo
elegance of action of language: | pradu-a-tion (srtd"t-tehin). n. the
acquired;
Beauty. of form or ‘movement;
to benefit or serve another; kindness; the wn- | of a college degree of t
merited favor and love of God towards man: | regular progression:
Beiore or after meals; 6 Respect tile’ et | og: (grhe'0-Beén), n. an inser,
‘ ie rad. .M.
to | grad-w-a-tor (tnd oe dividing tinoe tn
foma ofa
.£. to adorn or decorat ‘dignity; favor. | ally a telegray ctrcult
graceful ea", foo). adj displaying graft { EY
beauty in form or action: ot a tree tise
ne i mare oF demeener, fs, She | od ines another er negce:
ith a for:
enc i. of eckety gt pieced
grace-less “Geprav from the government of &
ered: elty or state: a bribe: et, to
ane, degree" above or ew Ae Be | el eee style ete:
SEE SPEC thee reo |e aha eons
‘Syn. merciful, kindly, benetcont. Gra-ham flour (irotted whut tour,
Sess (ity cartaods Sx | grail (Eat BAe SS Tey,
at the Last Supper, sald in some legends of
gracile fet tytuthc tt | ee ia Agee Soy reread
on the American blackbird. * Also, graal,
tn in imitation
‘béBt, £6t; found; boil ; function; chase; good ; joy; then, thick; hw = wh asin when;
zh=s as in azure; kh=ch as in loch. ‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
19
erases.
gram-ma-log {©
© single word, a ¢ for
Togue.
-mar (stim’ér), 7». the sclonce that
treats of the principles that
govern the words of a language in tl
tion to each other; the art of
writing & language according to these
les; a book on this science.
‘ri-Bn),
Tian SRy noes writéa ae
or teaches, the science of |: fe akon), 1
gram-mar school ees hem, de
graded school between the primary
the high school; "in England. "a
which the classics, ete. are
i. igri mat’t kB), ad;
-mat-i-cal pois to noi | Se
greement with. grammar oF fis rules ade
ra ie
(qrim’O0n), nan in-
and reproducing 51 ied
strument for
gran-a-
Griz)), a ye for grain;
& country where grain
chief ered ek
ind), ad. high ip “Gramophone
ity ‘or Dower: il.
grand great; magnificent; splen-
did; sublime; noble; impressive: having wealth
and high social position; concelved or ex-
tn dignified language; in the second
Of parentage of descent, as grand-
: m, & grand plano.
Syn, adj. majestic, stately, dignified, lofty,
exalted, gorgeous, superb.
‘Ant. (gee mean, shabby).
‘dim), grandmother;
gran-dam sf"od woman: “Also, “eras:
the child
ered child et
gran ter ete
280n or daughter. eens
d duke (grind dik). a duke ruling
Fos aso of
over a country or state; in
gran-dee (=
fall
ae) Spanish noble-
‘of the highest rani
io gremit-er-ous |
grape
ay ; social distinction and
ean aise came, Sr dade
nobility of action.
grand fa-ther $iier ot ons eather et
ae ai (gphn-atio-kwann),
Edema Rr
by, a lofuy or
7 oF porn potas Seyt6,
agora
grand-moth-er
oF mother,
grand 0) op-er-a (grind 29ée-4), an claby
grand-par- Co ante
grand-sire (=i (ertatdae ym 1m. a grandfather:
Earceate eel
nd stand
«| grand-son.
grange inp ae, 6
order.—n. granger.
(gré-nir'Br-Os). od), bear.
ing grain, of peeds like
the title of: n.
conferring: a gift: an allowance
conv transfer of property; an.
or concession.
Syn., ®. bestow, impart, yield, cede, allow.
a
rhoms
eee mane
grant-ee by law.
grantor). one who
by law.
* formed
lected tato eran y the forming
into ‘one of ki ro
ne ike ite jo surgery, the process
by, which 1, | red,
protuberances form on the surface of wounds
” (grin’ emall grain or
Bie eae
gran-u-lose {2Piy grins in plants caper
ble of being fc ai inte Sagas,
(erap), nm, the smooth, round. edBie
gran-deur (rin'aty. 7.6 Srape fio the grapevine, ured for wae
&te, cenfite, rfre, c&t, local, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent,
right, sin; céld, dbey, cord, stdp, cSmpare; dnit, finite, barn,
, novel, refer;
ty focts, meni;
grapefruit
267
grayhound
grape-fruit (S37 0. ..".8 one
having an acid pulp an and a ida uper-taating Fd
pp-er-y (ERPRD. mpl raperten Cis) ta)),
ie eer et aps
grape-shot (rip shet), n. = cluster of
scatter when fred.
na
grape-vine {£55 ne (S282" Fide piaat, Dot
ing smooth, rounds edib ‘edible fruit in elarern
ere -ic SF a adj. pertains
deserted rau kor
wT Rrciols, telling, plceureeque, vivid,
at ite (grit iy. n.,& kind of carbon
graph-o-phone 6 de Rata | fe
tig sound: + phonogrsp
grap-nel aer't i ‘usually” with fies or
arrowlike arms; aa heave tongs used for lifting
Sone. ice, eee
t. to lay fast
grap-ple Seal: it wsuramnece
gontend mntend in a close fight 2, aclose ts
poy ietice tor Coking bala of ane
ot
erasp (EMP rfeaaner ait
grat fy if
VT-M), .t. (pt. and p.p. gratl
afford
p-pr., gratifying}, to
indiuges ‘alight? humor.
me these flowers
ee | Stata tude (ine ios
of favors received; eh: Suet
awakened by a favor received.
en —
a | ete tous Be Ral me
merit or claim. ade. Pare jong
eine
gra -tu-i-ty (iii s denatide ‘of presents
}-v8i'mén) legal term
gra-va-men ‘Setning cause of Cotaploiat
on.
grave {8"), ad), serious; solemn; thought-
a com
on accent.’ or fy an {= glow in
Movement; 'in music, very deep in pitch:
Rian oseavation or hole ia the earth fer she
reception of a dead body; place of burial;
Place of great slaughter or mortality: rt. tO
shape or carve by cutting with a chiscl: en-
erhve.—adr. gravaly—n. gravenees,
adj Dressing, heavy: n. tomb.
aa iy. the state, of
Pind ses
rs (eos elaay) yh,
Guickiy;, to taks hold’ o¢ mentally grav-el Serser than sands and frequently
gael nt
or ‘anderstand to endeavor A mixed with a disease ‘caused Dy ‘olla
a Grappe |mstter To. the bladder snd kidneys!’ rf to
raw: n. a seizure cover with fragments of rock; run aground
power of seizure; hold; mental|on a beach: sald of a ; embarrass:
as, his grasp ‘of things ‘is quick|lame, as a borse, by a stone under the
* (gras) p.adj. avaricious;
grasp-ing ffoody ob gale one
as, he bs grasping ond well hat 7,
GEASS [Sineda tata astro letee calcd
blades, and seeds lar to those of
pestare: on to coves with cur: lea oy
> a small
grass-hop-per MEanie Bases ot “ite to
1), adj. covered with, or like,
grassy it rsotaess.
}. # framework of iron bars to
enoot off bars. as in a
Ming nt aroun body? preduce
° :
iction of rough or hard sur
to make a harsh’ nobse, by rubbing Touhy:
produce mental irritation; as, her manner
wa on on Bi
it'f081), adj. thankful; pleas-
full (Stic: an, che cold alr waa grate.
ate. the discomfort of the overheated
tefulness.
grat. fi-ca- en (geleretradeban).
fStistaction; ploasure: ‘roward or recompelse.
‘Sum. enjoyment piearure, delight.
:| gray-beard §
ae ees) dj. cut:
gra-ven ira 4 ‘imate tn el, “
fenyie 8 SHI foot used
STAV-CF by ongravers and seul
Gagraver or carvor in amg. .
80, n. a stone,
grave-stone (ftshy bearing an inscrip-
tion, placed to mark 2a a tombstone.
grave yard Ne eer «
Pie ne engrav.
V-ING {fg or incising; ‘the clearing of
beeper o 'T-t&t), 4. to be acted
‘av-i-tate a lirncted bea fh
Giles deawgall ees sects Ot ley
each other; be naturally attracted; as, oftice-
Sako pave vownras show aut.
tation {S73 wien drat all book
Ie in the univorge sorard each her ne
grav-i-ty (frds to mov all bodies towards
the center of the earth; weight; importance:
seriousness; _solemnit; welght guilt;
in music, Jowpens of a fore, Sete, 12)], the
Tne ip grave (vin).
gra-vy ety ies ‘ibm Foasting flesh made
into a dressing food when it is Soarved.
sang ad) waite iced with
; the color of hair whitened by
Algo ever. funn previness.
‘n. an old man.
carved:
greybeard.
(grivhound’), in. a slender,
ML swift dog with ‘keen sight.
i, {o6t; found; boil; fubction; chase; good; joy; then, thick;hw = wh asin when;
zh=z as in azure; kh=ch as in loch,’ See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxi.
grayling
268
grenadier
gray ling PuPARS ayes |e
‘something in
& rubbed or seratched
on
‘one who
gra-zier Fproods calite tor marker
soft, soll fat; | olly
‘grés), to smear
cause to move easily by
‘tonous; eagerly desirous; covetous.—ads.
betance.
leh, olin or tubricaten, slang, | ta
root grass
. df. [comp. ¢
rupert Lala eqembl
A
Palationship oe er:
Ds ce or eae 8, Sa eae:
‘Syne rae big, huge, majestic, vast, grand,
usta
great-aunt 30" catanirne Oe
Great Bear &
great-coat guia), one over-
in), ‘Ge of a breed
great D: Dane Hime atveme snore
agent et (ere rest). Eat) ad. sues superlative of
Srautson to'tee or ieee
gett gesdcd wPuicaDd Stone's
-grand-daugh-ter (igs
ea Of one's grandchild. a
great-grand 4 -fa- ther (guse"erind’ re
jer of one’s grandparent |
great-grand-moth- er (gritigrand’-
Mother of one’s grandparen "
great-grand-son {fri\"sriedgin?
grandchild.
great-un.cle ‘ eae the brother
Great Spir-it ici’ a ae
Bolng by the American Indians,
Great White Way (&* ‘heater ww.
tion of Broadway, New York City:
from the brightness of its ighte at aight.
| oF plant
wc: | of chor
3
bh id. lL a stra fourtehing,
| a ay fam ae
‘Texas sparrow.
"| green: -horn siege na pln:
green-house (2 tow).
Blanes” or cultivation oft Singeve ee
green-ing (5 (gr8n‘Ing), n the act of turn
ws a aa ae
green-room ee ng room in s'thestar,
eet (S80, 0. to malta tn
et
greet-ing (seving). 1, salutation; wat
ire),
ti Se ‘rian cal-en-dar rite
je, roformed calender introduced
greaves ifr legs ‘bm he ‘ankle Co tue . at
e-cian 0 mando that It ean tea
‘8 Greek, scholar, of a rifle and car: ‘carted by the bullet to. the
peed growadier mt trh.n reat
; =
al ho, tren grenadi sow, a meaber ot 8
a
Ate, seniite, rare, oXt, local, fitr, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, &dge, hoval, relér;
t, sin; cbld, Obey, cbrd, stdp, cBmpare; dnit, Anite, barn, cit, focts. mend:
grenadine 269 gristle
gren-a-dine (fof this giusy alk or Gis Dunder Soskr in,
wool: a dyestust: ‘8 dish composed of Veal and
gres-so-ri-al {Failing asthe faeces
Gret-na Green (5%! 0.2 jae
across the English border, where English run-
‘away couples went to be married.
Brew (EM), pest tense ‘of the tregular
exnesome.
ad). white with a mixture of
grey sire, he, Sloe of ae whiten, Uy
Be Pine ey
grey-beard wtaery,- g7.old man:
Rie erdybene man and returned a greybeard.
grey-hound Sen doe ial ten eae:
fd. (oid), ® ® erating of parallel bars: a
riddle (E42, ".sanan mang oe
grid-dle-cake (ase? g.45 aut
=
(grid ’trn), n. 5 grated tron
-FOD. utensil for’ brolling
rootball feld. meat oF
‘sorrow or sadness: affliction.
‘Sun. sorrow. trial, woe, tribulation,
eee (sr8v'bns) of
ance . n. a sense
OF complaint, a infuse:
nnoyance. ind-stone (srind’stén”), n. = fiat, cir
of. to turnh
2 ck nSGiy PUTS | Se un erating a gee
BriN-B0 ifm or contempt applied Oy Be
pat STE: Here see con Asche to Reon
wound, ns and South. Americans . Dae
ce rejot ticulatly to Americans. »
. (800 rejoice). "9 8 Brae
iev-ous gly. grip Holding’ fast; “tha
gn ), ay. f, i held Grmly; 9 particular
sadness of sor the ‘hand, as’ among,
Tow; hard to be borne: power: colloquially
Dainfal; oppressive: Valse: a disease
Ditiable: ‘harm fu influenza; ls gripe:
Verat veriey: {) pr. gripping), vito take
susly—n. grievous: Ro ok :_h eripper Sn
ese. " D), n. a clasping or
7 (erin). n, STIpe aims;
grif-fin 77} distress: “pl. colic:
i
ifs
Par.
ii j, terrible; savage-look-
SY A sce! ont
;
ree ae er ee oe
Bid ae, the mab | gris-tle (fie nay seus:
‘béBt, {86t; found ; boil; furiction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw =wh as in when};
th=z as in azure; kh=ch as in loch. See pronunciation key, pages xix'to xxii.
gristmill
istnill ea. = .
ist mail 7. & talll for grind:
grit SC shards
‘coarse-grained sandstone:
the coarse part of meal:, firmness of character:
courage: ts hulled and ground:
1), n. a mixture of white and
lack; a gray color: ef. and ¢.4. to
groan (f°)
sound expronive. of Sporonas or ridicule;
-
ty
i
2s, his ‘was th groans from
tho audionce: Slow, dbunal sound. as of the
o, utter doep eound of Dal or
{irangest* lament; 8, tbo very” winds sestn
ent ‘ecm
o tt, t0 express by low, moaning
feats GOO, me formerly. a al
ts 7. a ailver
groat Sin'cufent tn england, value four
pence, or aight conte in United States. coin:
S*riding ram: pr ulled
gro-cer ; atut
an unsteady alt:
dazod.—n. grogeiness. (CotLoa
(groin). n- the dopr
human ‘body. between
‘of several officers of a ariel oo
. to feed and take care of, as a horee;
ar" a Ibridegroot caroom,
(gry), nm. a channel or
Specialy ‘as cut bya cooly vas
‘the groove on the rack;
groove
the plate sits
ule
| ground swell Spr Gower,
Ant, (600 delica: at
Eeneng SSD gertumentcre:
1@_incons
grot- to-work i Cen cind
tion of a grotto or. eave
grouch sree St of croseneas or
OF pavement: lanc
oeuatly in pltir
Bregaracory part in ‘vartou a
Bek teach” the ‘fret Pease
2 ere floor (Groupe Bae ea eeu
ound’ bie),
idle a buttowing achosl
etc,
caused by a distant storma or cnrihi
ground. aan Mion’ Baus: se coon
habit or routine: ».f. to form or cut with certain
in; as, groove that cement so that ‘he oor oe
twin Pa Gee yseCNOe CR
v.4. to feel one’s way with um assembly, cluster, clump, order.
"Sut as is the dark, by | org tame, bind akin 10
rihlout eats tho Br | grouse (Estat. me, bird akin 1
‘bel’ kind of war- leasant; ed. in orld War
gros-bealk iting Gin? wit a large etout | anges grumble or complain Ins. good
7 ait id, havi aeoat cout), n. thin mortar or cement
i 1"), adj. a n. or
greene feocferd atric: ‘n'a stout | STOUt seed wth grave ocd tor (ene
Hons and jointe of masonry; serrgund cra
ith littie luster.
|. thick:
Ate, senfte, rare, c&t, local, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, bab
right, sin; cdld, Obey, cBrd, stp, ebmpare; dnit, dnite, born,
grove 271
ere e on ia Berges a group of ar-an-tor $
oval aarp. "Sean: Bot ol
grovel TER i Soar tat ot te sua, guar-an-ty ()
. p.pr.|some debt, or
|. to increase | ob! a
to ronne obligation. by another;
5 fle Hi 2d (Sird), vt. to watch over or tects
ne: advance—n. Erower. Preserve by caution:
‘Rat (eos decay. nution).
‘deep angry snarl or
growl (firmus;” ‘murnuring gomplatoe,
4 and ed, to snarl or murmur ko & dog;
gramble.—n.
{Eon Past participle of the tregu- | oF
Verb grow,
; the progressive increase
oF vegetable “bodies:
advancement; "increase; result; | ade
grub © (grab), ot tot. st 92. pp. sgrabbed,
grul ing to dig ap: "Foot out
or tous oie ‘dirty works ne the larva or
ees of a moth, oe other Insect; slang,
food; a slo
yaad. iy.
"Sin n. mallee, rancor epite, pique, hatred, | so
aversion,
(grov’al), it semiliquid food
gruel {270 ot catmenf ote. for invalids:
used also as a breakfast fc oo a ible of
grue-some (2 s0") pores of
horror; ugly; grewsome,—
ade. gruesomely, grewsomely.—n. gruesome-
F erin. adj rough or surly in volog
gruff Sines haren hones. ade. grainy
fio ov agreoment: warret; be responsible for,
Also, guaranty.
er | guardian (occas)
i
fuera
Atting taiod woolen shires
be cautious: with
in
‘of mon employed for defense
England, an official in charge
guard-ed | ieee.
guard: ‘house stro, oozupled BY
2.
s n. one bo, bas has
Miah provectine
yy the
during ita term on duty plnco of
Stent,
by ht
guard ship (eioncd St a port te bak
bor for its protection. ), n. (phe
cds-man (finty'mio}, (ol, guards:
od for defense se witching! an tices oF
sie oy spllltary body termed Guards,
peta South Amer-
.adj. defended: care-
circumspect.—
erty of another: 8 warden:
. Suardianahip.
- & small Euroy
galrgeon ge Ha enaty cant,
gud-geon febrie Sic ‘a person
who fs easily imposed upon; a simpleton; an
iron pin or or shaft on wht 2 wheel revolves,
guer-don {or geos’ of coursge or hish
merit.
Guernsey {ford gern’
Ot dally cattle from
close-
ta
(ger), n. one of an
lar force ‘engaged in
e88 (Fe).,%. 8, hasty or chanes concly-
lon; an opinion formed without suf-
jent or real ov! idence: the act of formit
such an opinion; 2. to hit upon, or juds
‘at random; colloquially, believe or
ae to form an opinion without pound read
for it.
guess. -WOrlK {Sn°" Formed "witbout sit
reason;
lent re ‘work performed by 8 random
guest {Eadie or able’ of ‘another
gut faw (Ff0).,n. © Fude or loud burst
bést, £36t; found; boil; fuiiction; chase;
they as in azure;
2004; joy; then, thick; hw=whasin when;
kh =ch as in loch, See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
guidance 2
id-ance igae, n. Airection; lead-
ide (Si). n. one, who leads or directs:
gui director; a soldier or
Person who obtains information for an
puldobook: 3. to load ce direct: intiaouce;
re 2 gover dussel adj. paldabte:
(gid’bbrd"), _n.
guide-board rene Gitsed where
Boot or coos, with directions for travelers:
2 :
i ‘ se book
guide-book (ffections ind’ starmaton
Ciide post (ad post”. n. © post, which
bears a ‘board "containing
‘fn, a small flag serving as
Tor a single company of
troops,
guild (50%, n.,» tyterntty; corporation;
guild-er Ve" cola: value about 404 cone
guild-hall genio. apeamatansrie
guile tha” cdf eultefat ase, eulletaiy:
Suile-less fies!’ “iocats task
relates gallaieraeas:
guil-lo-tine (or peeing 2 ecb bbaat by
means of a heavy knife sliding in tro upright
Gettin toRdbeed wits maching,
N
ea. to
ts to
gull ;
are carried from the mouth to th
gul.li-
gully
in large
gum /
bie
Sead EPR Saat Sat a
eum ‘bic; muctlage; India rubber; tn the
United Btates, a tion of some cohe-
sive sul for chewing: Pi locally,
# Pint ad
rag , ear or
close with m of. to etiff or
sticky.
ar-a-bic (Sited'nom varlote Etats
of trees: end shrubs: | _ ie
D5), Nw made from
-bo the okra,
aoe of ‘ihe allow weaseity: ass,
F
ia
t
i
e
a
H
guilt (0, , the state, of one who has | ——N.
ime. Dr Hable aioe . gump-tion | (gomp’shan). * Seg
ilt- ven), j kcomp. guiltier, superl. mon sense; fine arts, the art pre
SL Ae ar aie | ee
tnocpot: as, gully look, » guy act ©
) .
gold coin, formerly | carrying several heavy guns.
value owenes ar ee .
She shilings or about tvodohas: weuineatow!, | SUN-COt-LON rivets vinetuncs
guin-ea fowl (gpT fowl) Yer by the action of nitric and sulphuric acid
yish-blue bird with white sp
Srlginally from alae pe
i ip (ein a
guin-ea pig time douth Ame
en animal, ususily white with 9p.
of orange and black
¢ 2), nl. external al
uise shee: dressy manner: gat
i-tar (atthe). a six-
stringed fistrument,
Of the lute class, played with the
gulch cited diatan"
ge
sea extending
land, larger in size than a bay:
& deep place in the earth: an
aby ‘Ipool; an impassable
chasm Guitar
Gulf Stream (giitstm
ate,
seniite, rare, c&t, local, flr, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, &dge,
Tight, sin; c6ld, Sbey, cdrd, stép, cSmpare; dinit, nite, barn, ctit, f
gun pit
273
gun pit Peta an Gteayatlon for are guttering i Rare
0
gun platform be for a canna Ie gut-tur-al (gar ara)
"a8e), 7 the ti a8, 9
gun] yw-der (fin'pou'dte). n. an_ox- rice e throat; as, 9 8
substance
‘of sulphur, nfter, and charcoal; a fine
robot aeeen, the range Uy ae juoar” looks
gun-shot ‘adj. inade DY wean; as, | oe Sr guide with & rope or
‘wound.
gun-smith (o"’spith?, 9, an armorer; guz-zle eee
repair firearms.
Gan-ter's chain atevtechtey ore | S7.na-SL um fracas
measuring land, 66 ft, long. and divided: in InlzuTops, especially tp Gorm
100 Hinks of 7.04 in.
Gun-ter’s scale ie cals wilh rape
Seas ot whlch gurveyces
in
ved, Ubon It, by apartinents in which learned discussions were
narrow channt
‘to divide into channels.
gymnast GREE, oe aN Paes
gym. gym. nas.tics ftp alee (PPE oth
| of developing the physical powers by athletic
. -e-col-o. Me
| ByD-e-COl-0-EY Bi Tn tnat (ranch ef
yous,
Get). ne eapupbate of ime,
for gyve a, pO a
_s.t. to fetter; to chain; to ghackle. "
curing, 2
bédt, £66t; found ; boil; fuiction; chase:
zh=e asin azure; kh=ch
asin
eiggods joy; then, thick; hw =wh asin when;
pronunciation key, pages xix to xxi.
ha
n. & book
éstament; the
to
tion. (Lar.]
hab- er-dash-e er Seria eal patos es
‘as ribbons, lace, Hoodies, ints
United states, one who desis in men's
nent .
hab- ‘er-dash- er-y (Hb, daha.
aie fusnishings:
‘a dealer in small wares; men's
a tha ae bé-bar son).
7001 n. a coat t of metal
“(ad-b0t-mént) Jag aD are
cle ‘of elo a gar
ha-bil.i- ment {
I in g
habitable Mes Sb). to lve
ib SE dwells
hab-i-tant abs EY slic! a former
nada and Louisiana.
of French descent, in Cat
hab.i-tat cit
baits don GORE
hab. “ited (aap teed). J p-adj. J rroering, a
fa ied at
ha-bit-ual at Sane, “al formed or
of lone standing! as, he b att habitual coffee
hab bit-u-al. dy & (hd-bit'Q-BI-), ade. by
gustom: as, abe habitually
ha-bit habit tate > at ae tan, ot, ot, to make
familiarity: as,
Za
pany’ will
peta e). n
ha-cien-da (* sped Wiad es process of hacking:
ion
oe aca Aes
ted.
- | hee-mo-glo-bin
oP ast blood vessels.
| place
hack.
ide)
oe d;
the abode and state
thetiasitie word:
Sao tne plas Ot dopetted epinite nad.
fron i
Haden.
Gab‘m4-s16 bin). nthe
i gepaoctonta. We
Hacde ‘des
ter of the red blood. Also, hemoek
-OF-Thage charge of bi
heem-or-thoids patch serie
haft G4. 2: Sigh with s batdl or knife:
- }. 9. to cat
hag. le SaeE 3 cut ta ll ples:
aye boas:
» COUR, way:
ing digit about eg
(hi-hk”),"n. a hedge, fence, or wall
rhich not obstruct the view:
Ate, senfite, rare, cdt, local, far, ask, aie scéne, event 5
, sin; céld, obey, cbrd, stép, eSmpare; duit, tinite, barn,
hailstone
275
tg; inter}. an exclamation of respectful and
aes oe Hall, my Bend, 1
Porms of Halstonce, Fig, 1 A. large, ballctone
Crreoctiois of alba
FETE Pf Stee of hallitone with pyramidn on aur:
fae; C1 D, B-tragments of same.
(ate), n. one, of the small dlaments
hair (ovlng out of the sin of a
io mae of such, trendlike aay minute
twod | hal-i-but
UIt"Ing), adj. mak.
peed anail
hake (ihc 38, iu? a
o88
Its food and ite oil.
hal-berd (urbe. (2.
in common.
half-breed Gee Bota! at Ee Toasas
hal.
half broth-er ¢
half-caste gust Tn
ride and of a European on the ot
half crown {aiied'st two
six ree 60 conte ENO ads. lack
th
ing in Interent; not en-
half-mast {iy midway of che'stafl, av an
half-moon when halt rat {ts ds lice eke
penn hat pany
Y fglish ola ohulvateats %0
one cant in Unived Statos money,
‘sister by one
half sis-ter (sa)
half-tone (cu ond Be) me raking plates for
Mlustration; a ‘pict sadety dob ab pro
‘mentally
half-wit-ted (" lacking.
(hal'I-bot; — hdlt-bait) net
Nelson more’ Man tives nena ponds
Toighing more dan hres mune a att
halidom ( (hél'l-dom), 1. ‘holiness ; a
oly relle; "something sacred?
healt baby’ n. a large putas for
2 ing or room
hall c2o"cransaction of public’ businees, en
tertalnments ote a courvof justice the pas.
fReoway into s House, m collage dining rove:
the dnper secyed there: a colle in an nish
university: “at Oaford, an uncndowed col
in early times, the inain living room
cafe yentibue, entrances. roca, ten,
in'a modern hom
hal-le-lu- jah. lap 7e Sekgrall amex:
see cress ‘3 musical
Also, halyard.
marke). n. the official
hallmark Sh= vue’ Golammithst
Company 22 and other E} assay offices,
ipality of of Te Re gold and silver
eles on uct He ig tn renee.
mark or yences OF Pur
hal loo (i iB0! inter. and nan orclama-
100 tion ‘to call ai Hention to or cheer
one; a shout to attract attention, or
to shout out; faette
t.4, to cry out loudly.
_hollce, hulle, __
Halberdier _| Also, " hatlo, be
fot; found; boil; fuiction ; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = wh asin when;
zh=z as in azure; kh =ch as in loch.
‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
(ake bette, 9, prote
yi
hallow
Fal low.e’en (2417:8n'), n. the
Baal dow. ape “ail “Gulnta'or Al Hale
to. divide into two
halve (252: cufai°atpias® unten togsther,
as timbers.
. lural half; th
halves [aiv? maida mule. % te
hal yard GEG? Tar ge
black domestie ‘fowl: ‘&
embrol
dees.
(ham) yi
hame on thi ‘Col
of a horse's harness
one of the curved bars
lar to which the traces
are fastened.
hham-let 22 posorui namft in he hile:
'Gr), 0.
ham-.mer-cloth Shp sRi™,7:,1%2
‘coach box; can
ham mock win’0), n. a swinging bed,
usually of network or can-
basket; 3
Fecioe in a large embarrass; perplex;
ham-shack-le
(him’sh&k'1), vt. to fi
ten the head of an animal
19 ghe of ite forslogs by a rope or strap: as,
ean hamshackle a horee.
iiatring”, op
ham-string y'p hamstring, pyr "bam
for | tising purposes.
hand-bill ?
“(hind kif”), 8 manacie or
hand-cuff fetter ‘continiag” the 4
a ring usually connected with another bj
chain, used fasten the
vt. to put Totter on.
(hénd’fo6l), ach
hand ful pandas 1d: SB ass
sees ade. in @ deft man-
ner; skilfully; as, he used his
tool handily.
hand-i-ness S*iciny Ge baase wnat
\’di-wOrk’), work
hand.i-work §one Vor proauted w
manual effort; anything done
are these conditions I the result you
: | own handiwork?
hand-ker-chief (°F aaa
for wiping the aos, nose, ete:
ail or’ quan the ne
Sct, toward sor
hand.maid ‘glade 4
hand orga), 9 cork of
and OF-gaN iarge
eens ‘the mtrente, is os wa
music is produced turning of a crank.
ae.| hand screw ied pai
clamp used by. panei oink s
(hiind’sél; hin’s&l)
hand-sel {yas 2 insies eed = cones
anything that is used, given. or
for the first timo; s-gift, especially st the
Ate, senate, rare, edt, local, fir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, &dge, novél, refer;
right, ein; cdld, bey, c6rd, stdp, eSmpare; init, nite, biirn, ctit, focks, meni;
handsome 277 hardihood
time of the New Year, ls vents,
Se. on Hands! “Monday? st to give hap-pe cert ee Stone ene
to; use or do for ‘orst "
hand-some (282,28), 244, aly Haan | cot
Spied nendsomely. ul ial emcee
hand-spike (3 lever a ovine “bears
weights, heaving, etc.
hand. d-writ ing ~ ot pottianshitp po
Ste), 1. eek
‘Prosperity;
Eap ae ness (oy sees St
“ane — _ fut.
arate (iets pra eim comp, bappler, rupert
teacoeenhuls
ery 5; lucky; Tiving
hand: py nanan. ats. (comp. handler. satel” Rete 1 by luck oF
fal; conventent: ne cade sj manegeebe, hata-kiti gxiort Mares n fn
(hing) a . hung, japan, 8 method of le
hang faneed. p: ‘suspend, | by. ri els, permitted to
Stepond by the neck” ei eee ey Ge 2 publle ofioms 2 12 or ontel
Bay? ahow slot: attach or fasten: there ri
wit ornaments or dra
fastened to
pendent upon; dangle
Bex. ‘inanier tn witch :
2 goueral tend 4s), et. 00 :
Ging? frase rat ‘ot onty “wth labor “ot
Son
man ae P public Ses
ing oxocaie ites convicted Se ena
iz from th ‘the root
icy glecy, fhe, coitian st
aticaon
adj. tricky; cheat
Han-se-at-ic oe od) pertain.
Bese ss Seas mabye
towns to protect their trad ’
han-som Bae Tin sta favoatar
mapping. : ‘
hap less (2
fate; the ha; les Tals
Gobi b;
imy anit; anno}
| BES eal th Me
is iS harassed by interes core.
b6dt, fd0t ; found ; boil; fuiction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = wh as in when; .
zh =z as in azure;
kh=ch as in loch. ‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xodi.
278
harmony
hardily
Gian, ade. with
har-di-ly (oiany; 'stoutty;" resolutely
har-di-ness {oF Eaueince;” avitiey wo
survive wintry weather. *
1&’bér), work imposed
hard la-bor Ssan addition! punisiaoont
toa term
hard. ly (ae ihe ed
ado. with difficulty;
coarsely: untavors
j ly; severely;
hard-ness (té (hird’n8s), 1. the Sag of
Uterally of figuratively; as, hardness of
being firm and
hardness of heart,
n. in mining, a
hard-pan (ire’pkn?.
bed or layer of gravel or sand;
a solld Banas os. on =
Yabip), 1.
hard-ship Vere labor or west: nti:
hard-tack Mae 2h Birt
army and navy use.
(hited wat }, m. mant
hard-ware (rider or mcial as catia,
kitchen utensils, maine, hatchots. ote
hard wood {: {om broad leaved treee’ aay
nse, hea!
kr’dt), adj. robt ble of
ir dy @ saammoy comnls
ieee hole
+ or chisel may bo sot
mall animal with long
hare Gn and a short tall larwer thas s
rabbit, characterized by its great Umidity.
hare-bell (2aree. , & small ‘slender,
battshaped foeagene, amt, Bevin bl
lowers.
Gavorind’), adj. wild:
hare-brained {iay7"iecdiess? os.
harebrained gir.
hare-foot (O06. °o ist tance® "TO"
hare-hound (iulpound * eed for
bunting hares or rabbits.
naar lee
(harlip’), n. a deformity of the
hare! ip Upper "itp, "whitch ta "divided ta
e
(hi‘rém), n. the irtments of
ha-rem {f2"woren’ and ¢Bitgren’ in
Mohammedan house: the wives of a Moham-
medan. Also,
hare’s-foot
(hirz'fo6t"), on. a
Kind of fern? a ‘kind
fore tn making up. (
hare’s-tail
(harz’tal’), na
kind of cotton-grass
related to, or like,
the bulrushes.
har-i-cot {25
har'!- K5t), ~
kind of stew
meat and vere.
fabless the kidney
Boa,
rabbit used by ac-
} 1
Harlot. ¢, flower; 2, pod.
rock; | har-lot
(hirk), v.i. to listen: oftenest
pa nl Tie
Mn) tek tohewr
hark-en (jatteni or give heed tor et ©
Usten, or heed what is said; as, harken to me.
Also, hearken.
Har-le-quin Geerpeormge ta a, pane
‘used t2
me who wears part
nena, Wualegula. ma buffoon: ad} taneastcor
fale fekesy par party-colored: ¢4. to make fas
(aaron. a woman of bad char.
pate.
playing
106) adj. hurtful: tnfart-
ene
arms), adj. free from
harm-less Gamage: tot injurlows: ant
(o"cacaye faviiesseones TupOUr Rares as
har-mon-ic (Bymon’
riots cae aS
ig to the oar.
monically.
{ass lpg male are roe
py & mallet ‘iron tks), pt. the
har-mon-ics { ed at
© | har mo-ni-ous 4; (is mo" ‘ni-ts) ads. con-
metrical; adapted ts°ouch other,
In action and feel- erecina
ing: ving
(hir’mo-nist),
one who is
poet in music
science; one w
explains the bh
mony of t
Scriptures, es:
cially of the G
pels.
har-mo-n.-
(hiir-m6'nI-
armé
Monies Cals)” th
har-mo-ny
Pleasing to the ear, as in
of bel
pat I
nected whole; accord in
ee ots Reeser
ia any home: literary work showing
Agreement. between parallel or ‘sims’ ke-
tories or passages.
Syn. accord, unison, agreement, union. .
Ate, seniite, rare, ct, locdl, fr, ask, pdrade; scéne, vent,
right, eln; céld, dbey, cOrd, st8p, eSmpare; dnit, dnite, barn,
Ant. (see discord).
, novel, refer;
it, focks, mena;
2
o &
i ;
a
H E
a 3,
or Ht
? i
oe iH
£ ‘
a
e 4
(hkr’ping). p.pr. of harp: n.
harp -ing the'sc ot playing upon « harp:
pl. the breadth of s ship at the a
har- fey. Poon gear
Wee
un. -t .
ste
monsters with a
a's face, and the bods nd claws of
‘harpy, am extortioner; “a large
i
nan
and pp. harrted.
ag), 40, Plunder, ay
harass.
: ee
(his), n, & dish of meat cut and
oe rie, bles; a mixture:
3
bast oe en ot aoe
:
haste corti aot evita 6 ead
has-ten tige Yerwatd! of to move with
"Si ate dispatch, expedite, speed.
hast- Yast Eos Apleate: a ay ree
eager: 4
Ecireaa
ast. :
ant. (see deliberate). Rett .
hast-y pud-ding fucsing™ eds me) B
stirring. Indian favo be water,
mush aD yt Pnsland. Pattee of Rone atm
= hat ft Sep eins for she pend. with .
and digalt Soaeeahs bien
hat-band Corde nt: * BINS. SOR
band worn a4, token of
as finn o¢ Heim? Go tease of vex!
b68t, {68t; found ; boil; futction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = wh as in wh
zh=7 as in azure; kh =ch as in loch,” See pronunciation key, pages xix to’
hatchery 280
ib for dressing flax - Also,
2. a comt ig flax or hemp.
hatch. ery ES at ticahe Ei
fiatch-et dicdeedeal fhol’ with "one
fee
hatch-ment (*t< ai met of
oat of arms of deceased perpon Js tam.
porartl placed in front of house, on a
hatch way {5 te dic Se Sold
Oi tensely ;
hate hate fi, ‘ to di co ee int YY; sbhor;
hate-ful BE th eg ter:
hotels spat foe.—ado.
et Ly ma rancor.
hat-ted (bt’éd), Pady, wearing rm bead
hat-ter Si it’8e),, in Foumutuctares of,
hau-berk ri OF Bod Seas, Sonsnes
fly oat. ade. in SSathut, proud
0 a one ae peat a
or draw
by eawing. pk change
a ship; shift: said of the wine
mg pull; draft of a net; quantit ‘ef
fan aust ato one time; distance over wi
anything is
vn), n. a sheltered
ha-ven i ahipa; “harbor: place of shelter
sembles that of a ba
hawk. weed Ga. Una. ns 9 shoe
hawse (iby herent iat Zach ss
are situated.
hawse hole (fz, "2232"9 S8e ie
through which the cable pases when the
haw-ser 7
Dulls forcibly; @ device for catch: | securing
ftaw-thorn St Or tree’ of the rose
hay OR, & Bae, ome ote cnt and
heul-er GV), n, one who, or thet which,
fish.
haunch Ge"fia "yaa of ments, NBs) rama,
leg and loin taken together: e Joint of deer
meat or mutton;
haunt (43% 2 wad
cof habitually.
‘sunshine.
tea Mad ia ite thick
thorn),
f scous: j| hay-cock pie ot Bay “ieabedap tn
hay fe-ver GES8.759; s,cutarrh, ox
in| ing ht fever, nnd pale in 2 dbo fend usually
fo summer.
Ate, senfite, rare, c&t, loc&l, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent,, &dge, povel, refer reli
ight, eln; cdld, dbey, cOrd, stdp, cbmpare; nit, nite, born, vit, focks, ment:
head-stone {betes
the headstone of Be Corel:
aie oe
ead-stre fois Daiwa:
born; unruly.
ea] (hd’zl), n. a abrub or tree bearing 3 nad’
hazel th oya-theped nut; tho nat borss | head-way Bit'"t2,
haz-i-ness (287}ne),.", mistiness: state
soothing; "ss, healing effect of
n. cure.
wr righteousness; onlin power
Soaly Cweteree” Rctesnat
. healthfully—n. healthful-
comets | Healthy (ipcrP healthiest tas eousd
cjuiog: aa, & heathy ing
hep). 2
wn josether; a quantity: scew:
ea] a
mulation; crowd: e.t. t6 form
mage ee
head;
head-quar-ters {G2 omce or readeios
aa shiet officer or official; a center of
heads-man (hSdx min), Tho ® public
odio, a x
béBt, £86t; found; boil; fuiction chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = wh as in when;
th='s as in azure; kh=ch as in loch. See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxi.
hearten
282
hectoliter
(hir'tn), 0.f. to give courage to;
ree?
Raa on wt
hearth stone ee ee the stone | 72°
gordallz, ener
eagerly.
hearts-ease Oye) oher
violet.
art.)
hearty fier
* nthe"? Soralaly
heart sinc
trong; ag. he is, i bal saad
Tela'la sppollte: abundaat; as. i
teal form of .
heat G2);,"8niyetel for, enay, |
minute. particles.
ee mean ‘animate: v1. to become hot
rich,
heater 2 pate), n. one who, or tha which,
warm vexcite with passion of desire:
or other abt bod, op aks, Dinca
ae (hela) woman ergroen, flow
heath & ahrub, ‘growing "on and:
hoathe= stiact ot wae gf Jove land ee:
this evergreen eiirub growing upon
gally ly with
hea- then 2° 0 .g0hage eeu
irreligious, uncul
idolater; a rude,
babited by pagans
hea-then.ish ish e424 to oF
nealtut
Hee the ize (usm), rt, sto, mao
nz), 0
hea-then-ize {ie"S'pasan'or unuisious
heath-er Plant “dinven “with roso-sclesed
flowers. they.
ev). ot.
force ‘from
Ate, senfte, rare, c&t, loc&l, flr, ask, pdrade;
right, ain; cdld, Obey, c6rd, stp, cSmpare; init, finite, brn,
heartier, | the
ypiness comfort; as, this
Er2Frectatle Aaeen upon oarehe pas
heav-en-li-ness 8 Sr ads ;
adj
J. pectaining to,
the heavenliness of
heav-en-] v-en-ly hg
;| heavi-
ness of
=| heay-y vata ‘ent
we had © heaty
heav- J weight eee fy vey
joral force or busines:
SERIG, ste, elves hii great tafuenoe.
s heb- ‘dom. a-dal (o80-d6ma-qaty a4)
6
"| He-braae he sips
guage, or literature.
He-bra-ism Suns Bt Hexen
acteristic of the
e’brf-Ist) n. one who
Beers
He-braist learned in the Hebrew
oe
New Testament, pale ‘Hebrews.
Heca+ te ne 8 shippesod tonnye tines.
fold, over hosren earth, and the under
‘worlds "the goddess of magic’ and
p (ask’é-t6m:
Ice,
8 sacrifi
888
scéne, évent,
hectometer
283
hello
hec-to-me-ter (kt mérsn, nin
measure of length equal to 100 meters’ oF
#28 foot 2 inch ‘Also! ectometre, ms
bektom
to bully; to threaten;
to irritate’ or provoke:
‘tb-stBe), n. in the met-
mand ctbte monsters
Ming ;| he- li-cop-ter
° he li-o-graph 2% Ritus
heir-ess (7) (eres) ne aes ga who
he it Toc of ae her
e1r-100M1 or yperty,
by ite connection ’with an estate descan
tO pymenity. Pea
heir pre-sump-tive {f;, aston
as heir if ve Figs is not barred by
(814), past, tense and past partict
Ga pss hal "e rah t ple
Machine’ held Up by he
Propeller or by rotati
| he -li-o.cen-tric gee Steamy. cay
), heliooen tric
hed Ji-o-chrome 28 )-2-s5™). 7.8
resting the fan aya ans” cody :
military operatior
he-li-om-e-ter Q&M2me+fo. 7. an
held.
my | Ing small angles in the heavens,
hesataliys
(héd‘tke), a, careless; | in-
or SAS nae perso wn foes | HE
heel ih hinder ‘pare ot RNBoot ation or
wie “with heel? 4. t0 Ieabon ous | he-li
wiry
heel-er shen ai fastic — ors) Hs
heel- ‘ap irri tate
ein Ea eee ne te |e
13 660.A.De; o hght, Als,
Beir YRS Aa
i jan
heigh-ho Of languor” or uneasiness, sur
hel act “aN, ‘altitude: elevation: high-
beight S. what ts your ed
heighten & tan), to intent to raises we a
eset ton soap hateful: extreme-
hei-nous iy "wicked ax, s heinous cine:
fagrant, ;slving grant offnst-—adr: keno
‘the, porta ot “property, ttle,
her ap-par-ent (tf tpir’tnt), an, heir
Mrhose, right to inherit
y cannot be annulled
‘ancestor.
he-li-o-scope ES Tee Raeltste “Ne
he-li-o-stat oe z,
‘plant
lowers ‘follow’ the
mall ee Dioodstonet
he color of the dowers of helotrope, bitiat:
i ibe type Seer a
to hard
he-li-um (22-am)... an clement Brey
I ore (beE-bsr), n. any herd of
hel-le-bore Goo oot fray:
‘the
powdered "aes of ofthe plant, used for medicinal
Hel le ic & “cetenrt: Be ignn, adj. per-
en- r characteristic
the ancient ‘Gres oF or Stecian art and niet
ture.
Hel-len-ism [iinter'ot rpsccn’ Grecian
culture and the ‘nine nes oem aS
Hel: len-ist Sore Greck; one learned tp
Hel: ielen-ize Bares Sted andarde
hel to he. gar Sveautationg t4 foceall
Satie, AN
b68t, {80t; found; boil; fuiction chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw =wh as in when;
ah=s as in azure; kh=ch as in loch. See pronunciation key, pages xixito xxi.
helm 284 herbage
helm SR)” Grin a Gre | hem stitch (Erwan Rae
te
‘Sun. v. asrist, rescue.
help ful = 94. giving ald; bene-
helj Jess (hélp’lés), ) adj. ‘anablete de to do for
oneself; »; dependent;
Sod remedy ade as sgeonse
help-mate fr
Ip’mit"), n. an assistant;
tacts companion, espe-
hel ter-skel- ter on are oka), od
eds. fo harry and
confusion: without defnive
Sway thoy run, pell-mell, heuier-skeler, slap:
helve (28h02 ‘Re BBG of 27.8 | Bas
one
‘of
sound, rath
hem.a-tite Lae Tost imporvant
because os cs red ‘color
score
em. isphere Sphere or ee ; ths
northern or southern hemisphere.
(hém'18k),,n. 2 wild poleonous
Diant of ‘the parsley Tara
to a sewing machine for hemmin; aa
*md-£15'I A
o-bin eens Gloring Mater | hor
, artertea
Fas es
of the red
Also,
hem-or-rhage #53"
veins, etc.; any flow of heod
-hem-or-rhoids (23 ding “Bhat: Rife:
hem; ip), nm. & plant of the nettle
hemp feniy ie “i fee esos
‘goaree linen tn
lous,
8 drug and intoxicant,
hep- patie "a prefiz meaning seven.
hep-ta- chord d genset me series
stringed musical inetrumest.
hep- ta-gon (aan’ icy
oven
Blane Sure ha
gubie | hep-tarch-y Git vaipt NS a
eptarchies (-kiz) a
mete Ste las
‘ceremonial
1 whose duty $t is to fo erent
forerunner?
herald of the morn: messenger: pa
neue hoeewho eo eae ane
ei
Ings or coats é arms,
herb & Cheb os orb). ng plant with 2 oo
withers mu
her-ba-ceous (bento). (od. Pa
nature of, or feeding Ui pone nib Erase
it of
ate, nenkte, rire, cit, Tool, f fis, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent,
right,
pogtl, elt
sin; cdld, Obey, cord, stp, cdmpare; dnit, tnite, al een
heron
collection
her-bif-er-ous eng preot Stem
ous small plants, call
Her-biv-o-ra &% aro Sond), mpl, ante
mall plants, or vegetation.
her! biv-o-rous (255,20 ort) a,
and vegetable matter.
| here-to {os (hér-t00’),
n.pl. ant- | hereupon
‘of, doctrine “contrary to accepted views:
subveralve of, or contrary to, orthodox or
common
adv. to this; as, the
‘added hereto will’ make the
matter clearer.
here-tofore Viouly? “idheeto:” upto
here-u- pont mn fet, age, on thie:
herevith tay “oe
her-it-a-ble thane don oak by will oe
Seat, AL ‘Also,
her-cu-] le-an & Citrate tn). 244. of | berediiable
art os
Roreultan task: "Her: | descendant
cules, the hero of Grecian mythology, pos-
Her scales (ures: ‘Foa® off Zeus | 2
‘Pause
‘present life or state;
here after 0 us he te
aie
here-by SS Jou" tee Nady eh “ts
; formerly,
sight to, ery "neat =,
he-red-i-ta- ble i gee te Ste
—adr, bereditably.
he- red-i i-ta- etter ad ij. pase-
a 7 -Ty ae {roman ancestor to
he-red-i-ty etn or bast
characteristics or qualities
‘child; the. a of.
reproduce th:
her-tn’), ads, in this:
or tad Rerein ‘the informa’
Nera Gare,
ing religion.
Rats eee
her. met-ic
'; | hermetioal.—.
it to Sed Deine Geode,
contrary heroism of
received from another
her-i-tage @i&' nee atteciis cxtate that
her-maph ro-dite (ae? eke ar si ate
pnt e lan tc
‘which combines the he qualities
(hee-mbe‘tk), adj.
closed Sad ‘ate
‘8. one who retires
7 and lives alone:
or lao,
hor Or'mitty), 1. the abode
her-mit-age Gormegy. "te
lives alone; S Vertaty ae ned “and wks
French wine.
her-mit-ical 2e5myea, 04
thorn}, "n. regione; altar:
3) herm with i and Tags and sot
2 rotrusion,
‘to some
‘8 play, novel,
adj. having distin
bo: Mirave; ‘noble;
‘men of great ‘courage
oe
ome; drastign ag, We ist use
ona:
poam,
he-ro-ic pratt
prod
he-roic age See
of the Gqeomaed Romans, call
posed tohave lived.
}, n.pl. extravagant or
Vora), a kind of
Laem 53 vars). kind of
he-rod ICS Soastut
he-ro-ic verse
fortitudo; fearisnem
Shon,
her-on vit’: ee, Beroo
best, £66t; found; boil; furiction ; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw =wh asin when;
th=s as in azure; kh =ch as in loch. See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
* heronry
286
hierarchy
her-on-1 (hée’fin-rf), na. a place where
he rk ‘n. a small sea fish that
er-1 ring i it shallow water: valuable
hex-ag-o-nall isi Gace oORD adh ae
hexa. he-dron @2kjed:be manne ww
fers -bone (potas Bin). na Kind | solid bounded by six plane faces,» cube,
of. r-ring-bon no tesa hex.am-e-ter (tie Slay d
herse "is Of | six foot: aa. hia’ tthe I for‘ent coed
‘with spikes and hung above a qeioray (= h tel express
as ie may, be quic lowered to stop the| HCY
advance of mation
herself © or Tinie Fora o ine: ardor
dividuality; as, she does Pret Faery .
hes-i-tate pene sore be seapg:
a, act
hes.i i ta- tion (pesti-ta’ahOn), 2. © pause stand.
seman? erokiy Seeeee =
Bernie ame to
Hes- -pe-1 -Ti-an (usps tin), 9 hs west- tod
Bice poets ‘to western species
lands.
Hes-per-i-des SR yh ete the
four daughters of. Nox (N!
ight) and grand.
deiden apples gives by Gale to Hers = her
Eaarria Sri Zeus (i
Hes, per-us us be se’ 'pes.Ga) 7, the evening
oa ’An), n. one of the merce-
Hes-sian oo cha a cats ‘by Great
ton; hence,
8 dishonest politician oF any other
can be
polltict er person who
bought, Lop, boots, with tasscls
in frou: ea dy. ral ein to in Germany
or
Hes- sian {
which are often
an accepted doctrine 6 or rian of ith,
otc.: heretical: oppostie to orthodor,
mon belief.
(hdt’Er-5-ddk’st), (pl.
het-er-o-dox-y {isa
Peritoneal
het-er
in kind; arity. ™ .
het er- ge -ne-ous seni
Baek chop
at
hex.a. ( thekes hek'ad7). oe
hex-a-gon {ikraze0) a:
{ng etx angien and slz eldes.
Hexagon
78r-B-56-n5-
e-ne-i-ty (Re8roit-n37, =
hi-dal-go Sais -7,, 17 8pe
hide & oe ry Pk ld. PP. er arats
view: ba I, ‘dar 8 0 shelter:
Spain. *
to, be ‘an antmal’s
sh ‘raw or dressed; formerly, a tmeasure of
aa Sater Se, adj. has
com-| hide-bound ("tia2.,.24, bait
diced; bigoted.
hide. “ous ‘6-0s), adj. offensive to the
norte oa ear, or taste: asta, Shocking:
sary
i anne). of hide: n. con-
hid ping cates malment; "he act of bal
from view
oly beings, a8 at
BiSlogy. a series of aystemetic prope:
Ate, senftte, rare, cat, local, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent,
right, ain; cOld, bey, cord, st8p, cSmpare; anit, dnite, barn,
hovel, refér;
(; focts, mend;
hieratic
287
hi-e-rat-ic Hieci*lo. adj. pertaining to
to sacred uses. consocrated
Also, I.
hi-er-o-glyph @&se".2,
hieroglyphic.
Eeroemhie? Tet
at EBA
2
sacred
‘symbols Also,
dct,
Sree ui en tna.
Veh Grch) ‘ntl attach:
sincoeal € Shure i
or i
cated),
& strong,
bY Eat), ads. sah, ne
elevated:
adj. vio~
lent; arbitrary; oppree-
high-lows
high-ly 2". eo St dogree!
High Mass erhiek iit ny
high-ness (o'3i),7.thostatoor quality of
hoooe applied. wit a be
it | march.
te hila+ la-rLous
;| hind-most t RPE otf.
Hindustani 04 fs
high-strung SYsins”,
Boke ae. (hit), PaaiO, dalled Senn of a verb
hight foviow in use: a form ound only tn
high-toned {pi ‘tnd). ,cds., piyched, tn
or vocal sounds; 3 leds fashionable:
honorable,
-wa-ter rot) 24), nertainin
high-way Sixt 2 pau by htacad
-way-man iw amin) ni
‘one who robs on, tbe, va
ni bigh wine 1), Intoxicant con.
‘@ large amount of
hike Se: 4, to tramp: to, take 4 long
ee
Crawete: Brkt O). adj
ore i gozllarated "
hilar ity Pia come Mertlatent! ean
rae n na covation Joes than 8
draw ‘carth ‘about’ (plants) “fn mou
Pio
Bill-ock Qa, #, » small hil or steve:
jolted over ene ne huttock ‘after Snothe
after another. _
mel hilly rp. ad abounding with, or char.
hit ny
3 Fugged; not level.
a
was rich with
| him Sty, coe
moun-
gt te
AS, handle, expecially of
rhe Milt of Arthur's sre
the back,
sho was in the Kinder part
hi r (hin‘dte pt. to obstruct
hin-der * ef. to tempoce obetrue:
tions or im
hind-er- most & oe pia th rot fart
was hindermost in then ‘Also, hindmost.
stooping Js a in a hindrance
of “Bing dustan
eae
|. Dertall
to
Hin-du
race:
"AOD-ath'n8), 1.
‘common lan
beet, £86t; found; boll;
lutetion;
kh=ch as
zh=3 as in azure; in loch.
te
‘chase; i Bgod; joy; then, thick; hw =wh asin when;
See pron tion key, pages xix to 201i.
d:
i
“RK
Ri
°
the
the
the
the
z=
* | of rough boards inclost ng alte,
hoar-frost Gram air cueypatcm
hoar-hound SHE", fe past
and is a weak tonic, used as a remedy for
hoarse-ly Joie: Osetia Uhouted hbarseey,
hoarse-ness ial or nani i
his-tol-o-gy (i2V0), n, the ectence
his-to-1 ri-an oeue Qire sn)
events of the pat
his-tor-ic Grsieoy ino
history; relat to the past. Also, historical.
He
his-to- ‘to-ri-og-ra-pher
pecially appointed to study and write of
f Loe TS fot ble skirt Qs aeas2
pitas such Sie ory,
Sun. = mabio 1a za hob by by rote ur n. (pl. a (ols
his-trion.ic Rl a, ath pum: ambling nag:’s Wiad of falcon or haw
Riegrtal. Alo, bistelontoal rian: | hOD- we norse Giyrhn Dt, * wet
hist tri-on-ics oes, aeie pars he Sere
hob-gob-li lin 33 in aster erettaliets
feat appease: com an alartog:
Hit Be gst ago |
Ate, senate, rare, cit, local, fir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, &dge, novel, refér;
right, sin; odld, dbey, cérd, stép, cbmpare; dnit, dite, biirn, ciit, foots, mend;
hobnail
hob-nail i"Tits's ues heads ‘used for
5
<a farmer at
hoe Cai. "ee: nn to cae or tok wi
this tool; clear from weeds.
ioe gish seit), die
hogs-head et"
gluttonous; filthy;
a
Hoh-en-zol-lern {23 be funy patae ot
of
the houss from which cai
idngs
emperors of
‘an apparatus
"y lower toe higher |
foi “ty seer. cukpriao,
foe okey ey-po-key fn
.n. a cheat
Gad" cP ics creas oo
poky. [Ce
haky-poky. [CoLtog)
Also,
Hold ED, 7 atin‘ th
oughly:
hol-1 Tow. ness es, essa Stat
ie hol: i a Goey, padkiy Toaves = "na
iol riy-ho hock Weisser Seat, Plage
holm ey Vind’ vy the ade of na river,
small river ob kont
hol-o-caust { wamed famine
wholl;
complete or total destruction, as by fre,
of many human bein;
hol- ster (enh (hol's par 8 leat ‘ther pistol case
ried the belt,
or often at the front of mseddloe
best, {8 fo found; boil ; furiction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = wh ag in when;
th=z asin azure; kh'=ch as in loch.’ See Pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
holt
290
Holt (3). © wooded ill; a group of
adj. (comp. holler, _supert.
ures, moraliy end spiritually
eee th ae
COAG, n. tty:
Jous Sale
ihe
Ho. ly Land Svea nie ar the
ho-ly-stone (oirsita). ne laree fat
ho-ly-stone stone used ‘toc scour
ship's docks: ¢.t, to scrub (a deck) wit ae
homage & GerinY actlon "Beteroheas roy
erence; ; in feudal times,
the Somoay ony by which a tenant oF
promised ity and service to bis landlord.
eerie ne landlord:
Rome (ie ite aaah
family; father! Jocality where
Sain bounds: "a benevolent of
institutio: lo tS
country: to
ee Kine thrusts
home-liness Png)... jess?
ho dmi)s ad. platn-tfeatured; as,
home-ly onomely man; uncultured; rude;
benevolent, kindly. oF homelike.
‘Syn. plain, ugly, coarse.
home-made (3744. 24)
pe eth 5*ms-o-p&th tk)
ho-me-o- -path. HAC ads, ot or pertaining,
jomeopathy, a system of treating disease!
posite. bo ice extremely “small i
genes, “uso EemSonSaene tal fn
ho-me-op.a-thist Tee oo-por4-tn,
of believes in homeopathy, or the, Kivi
of medicine in very ‘small doses. ‘also, Bomaase
beneons Be eRe stom
Hahnemann
of house-
manufac-
ich preiuce
those
the poot Homer.
home rule “= og ay galt gov,
form of government tor irola .
“dj. longing tor
home-sick {moo "1
pin’), n. cloth woven
(hom’
home-spun sthome ormadsof yarn spun
there; an unpolished rustic or count ied ber
son: adj. of domestic ma} mak Hain ant
home-stead {83 gals :
land; original abode” ith The ne
© of s named being: one ©
ta of acon. (pl. homilie ‘Clls)).
mal), we iol horses
homily Giigious discolree or sernoa,
hom-ing Paes ch one “starved
sald of carrier
hom-i-ny goat Ea tromove
bull, and ‘tion’ eoa:
Bemba, Pre
ho-mo- fame. citar ‘aa; homocercal 1obo
allke, as the tall of's tmnt ere.
ho. )-m.0e8-0p-A-t thy ¢ (age “m8-5p "A hp tht),
of Hahnemann, by which ike care ‘Cures |
Also, bomeopathy.—n. bomeopathist.—adj.
homeopathic.
ho-mo-ge-ne-i-ty @°7Ro5357" GE:
larity; identity.
(hd "m5-j8’ne.
| ho-mo-ge-1 -ne-ous hom"0-J8'n6-a8
adj. uni the same kind or nature;
composed of ‘sumer or elements.
ho- mol-0-gous iiss (eo .mol’O-eGe). eds.
in structure, posit ee —
hho-mol-o-gy jeauiM, "lr of
ren te nm: bs don
om-o-nym {tom eg
sound, but Altering in meaning. as ‘pate
are, pears" to, too, fo, ;
hom-o-phone {°2"¢02: Bé'm2-t0).
the same sound as another; s word having
the same sound as another. 7
ho-moph-o-nous itis "sound, Sat
differing in meaning; as, these are homopho-
Hone {h82),'n: 8 kind of fae whetstone for
ONE sharpening “razors, eters ete
sharpen on uch 8 whiotstotie. ne te
hhon-est att” yin: ese
cour: chang ak org wade, honestly.
hon-e5-ty (ie facut a
hogs and truth; chastity; uprightocss
‘Ant: (ooo dishonesty)
honey (hin. 22 sweet, eticky. syrupy
flowers; sweetners, darling of swect ‘one:
et. to talk to in an endearing or flattering
manner; adj. very sweet.
hon-ey-bee 2,02". the gommon
gathers honey from chee res nthe
hon-ey-comb {2y*¢r otras
waxen six-elded colls made by ae
bees for their home and store-
house; any structure or sub-
home-ward ae and i eal cae he ss .
hom_i-cid-al | ing, to. ot Tatas to, tao | RU. with Bolee ote. ao ka to‘leave only thin
killing of a human being; murderous,
Ate, senate, rare, edt, locll, fir, ask, pdrade; seéne, évent, Edge, nov8l, refer;
right, sin; céld, Obey, e6rd, stp, cSmpare; dnit, finite, bara, eft, focks, mend:
honeydew 201
horizon
hhon-ey-dew japery substance, “ubnt | also
‘comes out of the lonvas of treos and other
plante in small rors, lke ce sweet
‘Specially plant ficet’ a variety of tobacco: &
xarlety of melon.
hon-ey lo-cust (uejcan “tre S¢°TES
‘bean family. 1001 the
hon-ey-moon §?"uonh anct_mars
: 20 called from an ancient custom of
tage:
rin made of honey for a
Siang Ceding
(hin‘{-s0k“l), n.
hon-ey-suck-le Bopit-°CK02- tek | ot
Fipciagnd rent rer), ful rogard: high
ner), Foe
hon_or & Worship: "reputation
exalted ranks fa fame: Ubrightness: scorn of
apeanness, deceit, or unfairness; self-respect:
chastity: ‘an outward mark of high es
@ title used In addressing certain omeclals H
hist at eieaecit fn School oF
=
golltse Tag, he graduated with Ronors: 9
Great with respect, dofere
neo, or ctvilit
Foveretit, ‘esteem.
jonor).
hon.or-a -ble & (onvera j-b}), bs wrorthy of,
ed in rank; Tnigh-minded
Si Thonarssieaees, honourationces
— .
hon-or-a-bly spnct” “or xteetn Any
and uprightly. “Also, fe honourably.
hon-o-ra-ri-um (oo°Ss8 im, ne
wor @n'set-r, adj. done e
hon- OF -A-TY Sonera ten of hush
Food (heed, m8 cote wrapper or cover-
hood {i3tor ‘the hesd:" "a head-covering
attached toa monk's or woman's cloak; somo-
ns
& person or thing
a rowdy. oe ist, *
OO that causes fil luck: v.f. to bring
fu tack pee [Cou
Choe thle, 2.1. 10 deceive
hood-wink ink Biinditas ih Hoodointed
everybody wit le of misfortune.
oN... (pl, hoofs), the, horn:
OOF fibmainos covering tho foot ot coral
animals, as horses, ote.; amanimal with hoofs.
hooks (2800. nm curved pleco of metal,
bone, ‘ete., to hold or catch some-
thing, ss’ fish-hook; "a trap; an instru:
ment for lopping or cutting, as a sickle; a cai
or headland: tt. to catch’ with, or as with
Spook €0 gore or attack "with the horn
‘ai ot's hortied animal: ».."to bend int
Fabs ot a hook: bosome famtened to any
with a book: with on; in golt, to drive
to the left.
pipe with a long
hook-ah Se:
Gie,emoke through @ vase containing water.
hooked (t2 ked 2m; inch QOK'Bd),. Pads. curved
ted ‘nowe;
he a nice eee, fishing smack:
OOK-er Lnall Duvch vewel; ny clumsy
iu-Atved, olderaft. ahead
hook-worm (&%kwarm’, 7,» blood
which invades, the -bumai) intestines “and
causes great debilit:
fone to be weak, tired
‘a
hoop {2 (h00, Ps A cireular metal ‘or wooden
the ‘of & finger ring:
2 tind oa ‘Ginollne. or stilt cloth “used 3
gt ine, circular
tein 100’ zher) itizen of the
‘2. a cltizen of
Hoo-sier {itte'or tadians:"'s at
hoot @2, 07.8 contemptuous. shout:
the ery ofan owl: 'r.. to Joor or drive
contemptuous Pet to Ut
mith, contemptuous shouts: ef, to utter
hop ‘tip, et. .t. and p.
he to leap over;
air aE IMB
(hop), n. the desire of good accom-
hope 5 ‘by expectation; anticipation;
ae eg eras
expect with confidenco or desire:
cherish a desire for good; trust confidently”
‘Syn. n. ex] cao trust.
an ee “hah 180) as. full of fident
sp Toad. confiden
hope-ful cxptcration; ea, ho was hopeful
ay ‘the war would soon 5 prom! ising suC-
wai. hopatulters.
ho grief. ene rt
hop-lite Sort :
one who, or spat
(hop’ér)
hop-per sisen, takes short leans or akdpe:
a name for various leaping insects; a w«
‘trough or funnel through which grain pase
{nto a mill; mechaniemn in 8 Plano &, coming
1, hammer: basket used in
gain; @ hop picker; the basin of a ind
hop- ple ares a fotter: 4, to shackle
tier: as,
and ne "akoe ch ne coils
hop-scotch fant, in which anne stone
the foot whilc the player hops.
horde (bord), in a Tendering ig tribe or
oan or ‘wagons:
t ‘vast multitude: Tito live or act togernes
in large groupe.
hore-hound (P2972, splay ier
colds and coughs. Also, hoarhound.
ho-ri-zon relat line where we akF
hook-ah sabe." casily bent, which draws |
boot, £56t; found; boil; futtction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = wh asin when;
zh =x as in azure; kkh=ch as in loch.’ See Pronunciation key, pages. xix)to xxii.
hor--zontal fctsn tL Der
Hine where earth meets aky; level: opposite
Orizon-tal Ly (2st-2in'eS-D. ads, im | back! 2 otro ale,
oe es tee beat a |Bermecghest aut
horn ©), usual nu
the sine, Brolectim. erring expecially cattle, | he o fig oe crn
fonts; deer. otc. ; the material of which animals orse-fly Sines animals! a
. horse-hair {f nore: tall of a ores.
in ), 8. & rider upos
hence, a ‘person.
horn- i) pn a lively dance,
te EA-PID Gl by gab eat
much used in Wales.
horn. -¥ (horn, ad. Bard lke horn; made
hor. ny-hand-ed Peoyniehind’ed) of,
foroiiee Sah oth, at
he
clock, watch, dis eter
6-50. on. dean o
ho-rol-o-g7 ‘obras 1, OF OF
easuring tim
hor.o. scope Sit (hor’b-akbp),
at apy time
sentation of the "nea,
faclogere profess
hor-ri-ble {°;pD,,2d. tertble:
hor-ricble-ness Carola) tthe
S state of eine terri Serrible
n (0. tare -
hor-ri-bly § AMP: th Socks were
the ex]
nee :
hhor-rid (ie 2d. iret, es:
yeas adj. cat
as, the hi fury
Hhor-ri-fy QOS, *t so Bit or oe Pifs | 12° aueats
horse-man {frre &
, | horsemanship.
horse-play 27' . ‘n, coarse, rough.
horse pow-er Qiu et ta eral
pounds raised foot in one
nee Al he
foree-ted ich Soe steam cs
Biited aa a relish
family whose root
appetizer. /ahBD"
horse-shoe Goni*shos' to’ provect
Reatios:® Saying Usshaped’ the Ein cob.
horse-weed G05" ,otiat in
sting; | horse cane.
horse-whip Rno"PAls win "sa
hors-y (hor’st), are) oa. to horses:
), horsey.
(hOr’td-tit adj.
hor-ta-tive fare. coesireee oe urre om
iving earnest advice.
fort ‘ticul-tur-al & Gert ear ege-tD,
art of cultivating gardens *
hor- sical ture oF ee: a
ho-san-na Sg soar
hose $22," cach, “Soveatien e
yo lew Tabberiiie tu
torcarrying wale, et fram a faucet, hydrant,
Ho-se-a PR amt Sony bt
es | the book. of the Ohd Testament thst contalis
ho. Sier axzht (hd'zhér), none who deals te
other kinds of knit
15’zht vunder-
ho- -sier-y Sits pene ae Dn. stockings, ender
‘dread | for such goods.
hos-pi-ta-ble @>!24) “etd gee
friends or cm
a
people are vary hospi
with great fear, dr repugnanco.
hor-1 ror (Becks: Cromive fear accom- hos-pi-tal -tal (ioe 5 ae
dread: Pg a diseust; fbat which fils with ry 7 tal Ms ty .
SENS. Gr. Gxteeine read oe daoresston, "| hOs-pi Scopttatti “an, to
seni, rte, ol, lol, rah, pdrade) sclne, Event, Rlgu nord, rf
ite,
right, sin; c8ld, dbey, cérd, st8p, cdmapare; init, finite, barn, ct, f
host
293
practice of entertaining friends and strangers
‘vith kindness and Uberality.
host (B30), %- 8 crowd: "multivade: army:
one who entertains another in public
@ private; a landlord of hotel or inn;
2 animal or plant organism on, which an-
other lives.—Host, the consecrated, bread or
‘afer of tho Eucharist, in the Greek, Roman
Catholic, and Lutheran Churches.
hos-tage orain in” ine: nesta "of “uae
other as a pledge for the ent of cer
{an conditions; = pledge.
hos-tel (D3%t8;, %;,formerty, an tnn or
famous hostel. peal
hos-tel-ry (ieee O eat a yao
ide Inn was @ guaint old hostelry.
hostess Civee "and ‘onvartaina "guests
die ine home or of an ton: ieee ots
repugnant: n.an enemy: espodally,
Ur Raicicnd Uedlan in cummity with che whites:
ads, hostilaly.
eT 4.
1. hostilities
(hde'lér; Sa’l&), n. one who takes
hos-tler oe" teh. 2, one who takes
0° who takes charge of a railroad locomotive
“080, ag hotter, super. hot.
hot 085. adh. 'Icomp. hotter, super
hot 2 ving | Thuch heats burning:
fery; Tetonate: Justful; ardent; furious:
pungent; acric unendurable; near to the
Boe woughe for.
(hOUbEd"), n. a bed of earth
hotbed rees rich iam and sade
may ‘warm to f0-Co the growth of plane:
(any place or condition that promotcs
‘srowth or great San
toh (hoch'poch' ‘pdch”), n. a anixture
‘ingredients:
oe teh oe Wha Wegetablens hlso,
hotd te] {Be-49, n. a houso for entertaining
travelers of strangers: a superior
Jpmor lading house: the official residence of a
general.
(hdU Toot"), ade. in great haste:
hotfoot oe vet’ off hotfoo!" ba pursui
of the escaped.
‘prisoner.
hot-head-e ed (25
hothouse aria Ege page
drying room,
Bt epOr). na rash, hasty. or
beaded.
n.
headed man: adj.
Hotten-tot orere sail" aPean rack
i wage. Boi
Pretest ‘the he janguage
‘African race
vage spoken by, the
yy a peculiar clicl
hoa-dah dah (283 2. a Covered seat on the
‘elephant or camel.
hound fear zy
oh i), "ge Joint between fenee and
ped. . hock.
‘kind of domestic
large, drooping ears,
which hunts squirrels, rabbits, foxes, etc.
‘a despicable, mean fellow: ». ‘to chase wit with,
or as with, hunting dogs: incite; Ren
our Guta pectin tne
Ufe; in the Roman Church, prayers
Tepeated at stated times; the book contain-
ing prayers.—adj. and and adr, hourly.
ane
hour-glass (vic for moer
uring time by: yunningsand through
t acf ie fown ve), n.
ey (hous hour. ns ipl
nou eee nae t
a on
16 Mohamme
paradise.
(hous). nea building for
house ft et
‘manner ef ving a
corrace, especially if of hich rank; HOusiee
one of the divisions of a lawmaking or church-
governirg body; a quorum of the members of
Such a bedy, of enough to transact business:
Pith qualifying term. s building for assembly,
business, ete.; an audience: a business firm:
In astrology, ‘the station of
heavens, or the twelfth part of the
square on a chessboard: a Wi
ous). to place in'a welling: shelter or lode
make secure before a storm: et. hide; to
shelter. (he bot) covered ves-
house boat (mot tp tae river reek
dence.
house-break-er Gomrratiy cutae's
dwelling with intent to steal: a burglar.
house-hold (2x2), *,fmiy
mestic; tote famly oF howie.—“n
Households. y
). n. the
Ponagetnent” of” doe
Stators at particularly in th pro
material 7 e army:
Rouncod hub'sifad sia). howsewitely.
act
‘of | etving
hhous-ing sii ‘that which id
shelter; as, tho housing of the workmen in the
city: a saddle cloth: pi: ornamental trappings
‘of @ horse: adj. ‘8 form of
hov-el (eva... & poor cottage,
hov-el crcabii: ft. to shelter in @ hut
cabin.
(hOv’ér), rf. to flutter over =
hov-er gtoter” stand”? nau
expectation; move about in a neigl orhood.
flow thot). Nade “in what "manner:
OW what’ degree or extent; for ‘what
ported
how-be-it Poe: ,24
(hou’dd),
how-dah (octedsestforriding
on an elephant or camel. Also,
hhoudah.
"8v' Br),
how-ev-er (32 "in “what:
Yer manner or degree: at all
any case:
notwithstanding: yet.
J
events; in conj.
how-itz-er ‘hipeaty ahi’
hut,
7 oF one ta ats
‘the cry
beet, {86t; found; boil ; fuiction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; ‘hw =wh asin when;
ths as in azure;
kkh=ch as in loch.’ See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
howler
hoy & on.
hoy-d one ne spade, ude, romping girl:
Hoyle 22; »,3 shat ah rules for at
ae Hoyle of fngland
trictly to the rules in an}
10), n. the central part
Bes,
hub i fs
for clie
huck-le- cle-ber-ry frctiseares, ons
‘small black or dark bluo berry that
on bushes and is
0-15), i nd felerd. ap tm
‘salutation. Iallon,
a aris ga
hello,
iy ; (ehmin?, ad), having the
ju-mane 0 ‘benevo-
i] tent; kind; compassionate: repeoman ‘gentle;
(athenta’ ns).
quality of
wa | and gentle; benevolence.
hu-mane-ness
shear vngssier” oe | man dom Fase ema
bp h are frase
ut ter rier t alls) hy-man-ist Giminst na student
onder!
meat
hue ® sa to also
hue ‘and cry (nd snd ‘and =e, lay, he
felon, Gtmninal or wrongdoer, Pan
ie ial gazetto tn Eagles advertising deser=
cna. i of Rogulance oe i burzor:
in the knowledge ie Bi oe ad}. per.
or character
mankind.
hG-man-t-ta-rl-
ian {i "ns phias:
throplst, or charitably inclinéd "person: one
po Delioves that te duty of man consists
‘acting rightly’ to others: “adj. ‘philan-
Shropiee (htl-min‘I-t!
‘=| hu-man-i-ty minides cus)|”
the state or quality of belonging to
hilanthropy, or charity , towards. others:
novolence: ph. “Classical teara:
sat te render
soften;
closely: | hu-man_] a. (json. m the race
huge-ness “Chass ‘n, vastness:
huge aes yt crates
hug -ger-mug-ger <i ne’sremae"tr),| pon
fused: n. confusi
Hu-gue-not Re ht Proves:
i Sie? ar
PELE Sr are tn
if old
loss ships f ly
Bulle ing ool alka) ods 5 sg: an bulky:
n outer sored,
(o0'min-lD ad. after the
hum -man-ly inane of men? aa, be wes
hum. ‘ble % (hamb), adj. paving » tow se-
ina, Gay ive une hum oan OY te
i of. to make submissive; bet
Tow: saordey: ‘humiliate.
Sent Goo haughty). ;
hum. ble-bee & iam Ger bes), p. 9 kind
humble pie @2™,1 tha” fia, done mde
lod for. the servant’ t etess
oe
hal expecially
hull (mata or nuts: the body ‘or frame
hum.) bug fava mpg. & fraud or
&te, sente, rare, c&t, loc&l, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne,
t, ein; cOld, dbey, cord, st8p, cOmpare; init, ‘nite, eran
poysh refers
it, focks, mend;
humbuggery
205
hurdy-gurdy
(mses; cham, a plausible deceiver; = spirit
of uickery or ‘deception.
dim’ Bet
hum-bug-ger-y ftmbusgerta15,
postion or fraud.
hum-drum Gone (htm ‘drtim*), ad}. dull: Rare
ineum a pone i, rumert
hu-mer-us GU™%).75 Ph ypumet
vei Gatsntd),ad).damp; mole: some
hu mid nat wet or watery; as, humid air
ora
F ty (ht-mid‘7-t, n, dampness;
asmid-i ty Amat, dampnee:
ofthe a or stmoephero: ab, the. humiadiy
war to-day
mi nA rE), 24, to humble:
humiliate O22
hu-mil-i. -a-tion &* natant hts. n. the
ae of being put to shame!” mortifice”
ty -mil'T-t), n. (pl. humilitios
tis) the state, or quality
im’ bard)
ieting bird ante moved for ts
bright colors, eo for its habit of hover-
tng about flowers, and moving, its wings
w.npidly as to make a bussing, humi-
ium um-mock Qea, Mm, larRe, mare
(ho'mee; 0"
ment; the
‘mér), n. wit; merri-
iumor mor
Gomera), n. one who in-
his own mood; a droll
‘or conversation is
spirit
humor ows characterized
fun; oy Mark Prrain was s humorous writer:
diverting; witty: pleasat
hu-mor-some °*' tke), adh fl fu
hump ‘ndmps: on. protuberance or
Dlatg: expecially ta ‘that on the back
of a camel, oF
ma Gi. to vex OF annoy? ‘slang, 10 onset
hump. back “imp one with
‘deformed ‘crooked
back. “Also, Runchbeck .
humph (am), tntery an exclamation of
(homp'tt dtimp’
Humpty Dump: $Y ih te eto
allies, “because of thelr barbarities; any
jestractive
| hunch Canady». 2 bump: lump; a thrust
hunch-| back cn Back. Aso,
humpback.
hun-dred
(htin‘dréd), adj. ten thmes ten:
‘fn. the number of ten times
of a hundred equal parts.
hun-dred- weight © fran’
Ar84-w8e7),
1720 ‘pare’ Of
‘Past participle .
ds avoirda
(hing), past tense
hung
Hun-ga-ri-an “Gila, dt, od} Pe
gary.
. mt. a Tum]
ink of
stl)
4.
Passute ‘of panto. or ack of
Rounds; “an‘nssoclation of huntamen: ‘district
over which hounds pursue game; a search; as,
8 hunt for a house.
hunt-ing box abst
Jowing the chase.
hunting watch poe
bers A a metal cover.
Huntress Ser" 8.r020 “he
goddess Diana cy n. (pl, huntee
hunts-man fion‘¢meni, one who pure
ho manages a pack of
Or‘dl), n. a movable
| Hurdle farce" ce"iheermoven
, branches, or steel; a fence
jer to be leaped over in
or in racing: s rude arude,
or ace
festoon
‘Hurdle
a), mw
instrument
a
wheels and
b60t, {66t ; found ; boil; fusiction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = whvas in when;
zh=3 as in azure; kh=ch as in
‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
Buriy_bunly Giart-barn, n, eamult:
hur-ly-bur-ly free" commotion com:
hur-rah G6: bark, inter). shout | confusion:
to, utter eich ‘a shout in “SPplauss, otc: | Dace
», hurr,
hur-ri-cane Srtrcuo vicina, ed
Jowel
hy-a-cin-thine Ghise to the nyscanes:
we actnthus, the handsome youth who.
i en
or loss.
hurt-ful Gossip ener
‘ se
ally ee
eile fobe sultant
Paneer) been, no kina | hy-brid Gane.
0
hur-tle-ber-ry Giteborry: 2° nudklc: | uno mixture of two alstumet
berry. Also, wi a.com word,
hus-band (002>6nd), n. a married man; | are derived from, dierent,
US-DANG the correlative of wife: et. to | hy dra @dra)
manasa ruse with economy; as, she will | HY-CT
3 . greater:
(Ox’bind-min), n, {pl. | multiply ‘on division: Hydra,” in classical
hus-band-man fitindmen “GmasS, | mytnelogy, the water, serpent, with eise
‘8 tiller of the soll; farmer. . || Rods (dain “by Hercules); cach of which
(htish), interj. be still! ailencol | ahowy flowers of
hush jGiletnom: “auence: et to make | po drant
iter
7 I husk this corn? fark),
Ss shall I hus ae hy-drate wart, & chemical com-
he spoke huskily. auantity of "water: to
i0s‘kI-nés), n. the state | water to form Chis compound.
husk-ing bee (aekee,b®, «soci hy-drau-lic t9"tuas :
Ing DEE gathering “to desist in| the science of quids in motion, and
‘Practical
hulling corn.
fhow'eD, adj. {comp. huslder, | the motions of water for
husk-y super punter) entering oF | be raisins wate, cae
or oF Gry lla
or 6 volea:
: nan American Indian plane,
& well-developed, energetic or alight upon, the
nae
hus-sar (2o2tr),7ellght-armed cavalry .
* i armies, hy-dro-car-bon Qia;¢-sirbie). 1» coe
hus-tings Ss0*Gilibin* SI "onde conatning cbt SAP” essa
Lord_Mayor, Recorder, _and_sheriffs_of |
Ate, senfte, rare, ct, locdl, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, Sdge, no
right, ain; ‘ld, Sbey, obrd; st6p, oSiapare; init, finite, bara, oft, foot
hydrochlorate 207 hydroplane
(bY"drO-W1'r
hy-dro.chlo-rate Sry Wawa] ae, Breet act Oy RE
hy. -dro.chlo-ric chr" ‘alning, oy or adj.
= | hy-dro-path ic pert vic (ertkindae to tie wont:
hy. rdro-cy- anic areca ten, ads. aorena latinas more gy
posed.
iy dro a tse preble | fh a ay dro-pho bia (ratte
Eryarautic Devices, 1, Archimedes, sew,
ater, wheel; 5, inward Sow turbine wheel ce,
ber and of turbine in section;
{hI“dr6-di-niim tk), | bite of a mad dog, due to the yuid
hy.dro.dy-nam ic 2 i ta | Bom ot saliva % ths dow. poker
or derived from, the presets water: n.pl. hydro phone ‘unne natural dreed of rater.
hy drogen Wraeite)..noa. colores, | BY-dro-phone ines Yor the detection of
iy: n inflammable sub: sounds, both as to thelr direction
tance, ich becomes Hquld under great ana ‘appro:
Flora, much lanier chan ai “waon um | HY-dTO-p plane fa st Rng" tice
@f atomic weights and volumes Beat hich serves to hit te partly out of the
Gidréeram, n. the| waters agliding best: the diving rudder of
Sst, £66t; found; boil ; fusction; chase; good; joy ; then, thick; hw = wh asin when
thes as in azure; kh =ch as in loch. See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
hydrostat hysterics
eons ‘n. aD appara- | edness: the opposite of myopia, or nearsight-
a
fectrical coat rtvance for "| hy: hen 22g). fa mark [1 40
ppc tem # Parris
loop.
| by -no-tize fal Pita or fabs to
a
'| & butting on of an appearance of virtue which
$| * Syn. cant, pretense, sham, affectation,
.
Hy
hy gro a. 3
atmosphere, without telling ite Ce
men marriage: ‘Syn. , impostor, cheat,
hy-men Byrne che “abd” orcas | hypodermic (User ane Bet
hy-me-ne-al (u°m2254), od}. pertain. | under the akin: n. a m
hy. fig 'to marriage: buptiak | ic BYpS-she‘erik ‘ad, per.
). ‘expressive | pt enor cy
hy n of praise or adoration: ett sine | h -nuse
ered shen tor pale worship £ Esa
hym-nol.o-gy , study” of sacred” songs, | at
thelr origin, use, hy-poth-e-cate
hy-per- Seybna atedsn and. in cheney, hy S-kkt i-poeh’6 ice),
hy-per-bo-la 1-00-14). Hy fora debe to marines. 0, Bypcmme
by the ection of a cone when hy- -€-8i8 ga) ns ot: hypocoenes
‘the cutting plano: 8 greater for ‘purpose of
base than is made argument; hich may or may Bot
‘the en prove to be true; su pony con
SIS bo-le “pare, hy-j po-thet-ic i) snr pg eee De: te .
which oxpremes more than tion, or on something y
ona igs ae 2
hy-per-bol-ic &. ai 1k). Eypebels | hys.sop (st. na frasrant “plant
toe Perranang toa: cinctSTts, overnate-| peat mon toned PHS Min: os unidentbed
th tathe- 1-4), n. a nervous
Thonte’or SESS re Ts atte ‘ots | hyS-te-ri-a ection of women® characeer
Eyperbola. ized by cholcing senrations. spasms of laughter
sepersesesn RE waht Fe gee
Garrpidcte ran, ogy, | hys-ter- (hle-t&e"T-Kil), adj. portato
y ercarics Gena sak at [samedi eat a
Foes -per-me- tro-pi-a Gl pérmetrs-| hys.ter-ics Meter), nls at of
Tare, oft, locdl, Mr, disk, "sérade; ecéne, évent, noval, refér;
Hehe cant eld ‘dbey, cbrd, stp, cBmpare; dnit, dnite, bara ele, foots, meni;
_
299 idea
I
Ieee fee § sed! nom. poem, | eat snakes, and birds, and is sometimes domesti-
speaker Se writer ‘a0 ich neu-mon fly Hpipee My
iam-bic $2 gin. Aidt, bax hay
of two syllables, | means of compass and
iam-] ‘(-im’bfs), n. a motrical foot | draw
er frst, is short sud’ the’ eovond | 2 i
om, | ich-no-lite
ibis 7»).7,8 }
bird, I Vk6r),
of whieh the moet otal ichor
rie denied Dickie aed ieedae
ice Cembling ico. as menthol a thin,
confection, such as water ice: discharee,
into Ta ‘frozen state: Eins
ice age oye Det te ls ich thy. ic
dung th ‘tchthy Bese
a ‘Amerles, v4
a eS 6 arm mage of ict a a ie a
4 a a
ieberg feo datached ‘froma "giseter, | 1ch-thy-o-lite jm i stone, of
ice boat achat strong steamboat | Pop thet Of n. thee
ted to break inal throug | ch-thy-ol-o- Say whic
iver, lake, 8 boat mounted | treats of fishes, th mee el ication,
ixnd propelled by salle on'e frozen | overs ‘a natural history,
ich- thy-0- sis BESS te int hick,
uses,
st-N), ade. manner;
i-cily cola: othe icy reftoed tobe Bs:
('sI-nts), n. the state of
i-ciness (yt) .0. it sg of taing
of the streets made walking dangerous;
ings oa ee can
icing @imp, 8 coating or
on cake, made of
icing oa
2 "ki it.
L-com qribinéa| ft the Greek, Church ©
sacred image of ont io.
Feon.o-clast (regrets 7 sh tage
covered with 1 made | superstiti shams."
fh sores! See Eras | mprsldons or aa a awed)
‘a solid bounded by
id, very large sheet of | twenty plane faces.
ic-tus Getty. n.2 aac sro: tt
‘of great (’s!). adj. {comp. icier, stperl. ictest),
cy fertining toy resembling or abound:
indirect.
151 reasel- | ing in, ic chilling;
ich-neu-mon fife animal tound im Anis |i'de.a Cae. % a mental isso or
Afriea, and Spain, which feeds on mice, rate, picture; __a conception of what
‘b66t, {66t; found; boil; fuiiction ; chase; good; joy ; then, thick; hw = wh as in when;
th=z as in azure; kh=ch as in loch.’ See pronunciation key, pages xix to.
ideal
300
to be; an abstract, principle: opinion
‘the
‘to attain the highest | whose
tendency, to, imagine
fering in no
essential
1 i-den- ti-cal.- iy &2
Fden-tifia.ble big
same.
i-den-ti ity Kigeded ir. den idee |e
t
ads. in
a aimilar
jcal_ sameness;
1 athe w witness ‘oreabuished ths
Pr
ads, Sdiomatically.
to-|id-f-0-syn-cra- -sy fia
(atz)},
id’
Hic fie ar ‘foolish.
‘Ant.’ (see indus .
i-die-ness ¢ io, 2
inactive: indolence;
laziness.
idler fat 7.
ideo raphe, ar piavebinn) mes honors to
inde ‘sounds;
jependently” of
Tepresenta ot the word “six but ‘the idea
Pine number Itself” Also, cal.
i-de-og-ra-phy pa i
ideas by ‘symbols, as sometime
shorthand writing, otc.
ides (42)..2,74; inthe ancient, Roman calen-
fe the isth of Marche May. July,
‘October, and the 13th of the other months.
the brain.
‘Syn. folly, imbecility, stupidity, senseless-
ness.
yt. (g00 intelligence).
(1-aava~
tres), 1. &
i-dol-a-tress
5 te & miss
Fayi smi
for ‘an “layt, “sometimes: ‘a. descriptive
Bte, seniite, rére, cit, local, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, vent,
right, sin; eld, dbey, cOrd, stdp, cmpare; dinit, dnite, born,
», novel, refér,
idylist
301
seanips Pees pene ‘a descrii
raylist vals
on
‘pastoral.
. "con. on the condition; as, #f 1 let
if $04 fave “he book, “you intat toon it
3, that; of 1
ee SATE Mott th $8 Bak
whether; as, he asked if he might Hi
althongh; as, ff the answer is correct, the
work is not ‘Deatly ign. y ini
ig-me-ous Gasisding Of" of resembling,
gre: Produces f Gnte'tan adj, wen
-nes-cent on 3 er
igs Tiga sparks when strui
ig-nis tatu. us (s/nis farrd-as),
fit above the ground in marshy places, etc:
eading Influence: popularly known
jack-o'-Lantern, Corpee-
as Will-o'-the-wisp, Jt
candi 7
oF intense heat: yj
igs ipniter Ggamen. F n one wh who, or taee | i
ss as SE oe
ideo.
igait bie ti GEaIRD (gd gcaenie of
‘i nlsh‘fn), nth of
lon Siang om tre br Kinde, the
‘set on fire; the means of pro-
“thosinechantam for exploing’ tho
Shea ad "
Sms Qeacios; “OF nan! Charterer
or quality; of ttle value; degraded; vile;
dishonorable.
(ig-nd’bl-néa), on. the
ig-no-ble-ness (12 cr quality of ping
humble, base, & mean.
ig. no-bly nd’bli), ado,
ean mating, ba
ig. Do-min-Lo1 ious (eens
or public disgrace; as, to sell a vote is
infous; shameful; deserving disarace;
his conduct is ignomint
ain lous, Infamous.
‘Ant. (962 » honorable),
ig-no-min-y (¢nomn-.
public Lingracs
1,
Toca! Ge Sis
enor!
ig-no-ra-mus one
oranda
edge; a dunce. nb-rins)
igno-rance Of "pcing” uneducated, “or
‘uninformed; want of aoe ed
lj. destitute of
igno-rant (27800,
1B-n0- or without ‘inowledge; unin-
‘Syn. unlearned, illiterate, uninformed, un-
‘educated.
to treat as unknown;
wilfully: fall to recog-
; refuse to notice: throw out as false
of unsupported by sufficient evidence.
seve
ee
date, n. a Greek epic poem in
ii tad: erent i fourbooknwrtien by Homer,
ken real Oru
iLium Ges pelvis ot ones
no except
‘that ilk, of the same
bad or io giods causing
oF aL aS ovat heen: a Bane
disordered state physically or ‘moorally ; aick;
diseased; unfriendly; not
vicious: misfortune;
that prevents ‘what ds
‘bad; mischief: adr. not well; not east);
“adj. uncivil; rude:
Agr fap Tanpoltte,
tMilett.—ade.
Ti bhc sdj. badly written
‘manuscript fs depible;
defaced: not to be read. cas
aera ‘mtt), adj. born
‘wedlock;
; we
an sta ble Gamat,
as itimitahlones.
il lit- -eT-A-CY Ghee, 2, Mporance
{gnorance; inability to read or write;
0 illiteracy of the people is surprising.
i lit-er-ate {ly (-lt’ér-8t), adj. unable to
ignorant of letters oF rear Doak ane dined ea:
ill-na-tured {titemper; opera se
jn nts
illness (1p%).,2;,the condition of being
sick or'evil; disease: 6
edt, {60t; found ; boil; futction; chase; good; joy;; then, thick; hw ~wh ea in when;
zh=s as in azure; kh=ch as in loch,
‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
illogical 302 imbricate
ildog-i-cal Se oats, “or ta ake ie eb ie the tg Ya
wile logic. an fed
Ju-mi-nant $y ate? ot Sans
illu-mi-nate (02%
‘Mluminate the park, with are
* Make plain: adorn; ea ‘man
gnall designs in
display: ign
the elty bas desided to'liuminate duriag eh
gonvention. rma shin
ons vi ina tion fy x es ae
OF
dally, tus! decoration of Moses" or eles
ti lighia; “the art of adoring ‘books ot
tuscet adorned;
Intellectual light
a design in 8 work 80
iljumi-na-tor (32 miso 18), pe | aaroal
gives light; one who adorns }, mand-
The mine (iumin: ef tolteht: the
F cv: _& condenser of reflector:
illu-mine moon tiluimines the nights’ 9.
to be lighted.
il. tas -Sion (18 zhGn). n. deceptive appear.
tog: tulle; delicate lace for ‘veils.
fallacy, deception, phantasm.
it lu-sion ist 2" Fin’ahdn-tst). none sub-
a sloight-of-hand.
iLlu-sive fe" Piprettons
IMusory.—adv. illusively.—n. illusivences.
lus (Lli’sd-rf), adj. causing de-
0-1 ception; deceptive: fallacious.
Syn. tt inary, chimerical, visionary.
Ant, (see real).
‘alv), adj. docel by
onstrate.
il-lus-trate (inetd: martin) 54 t0| im.
as, I think thar heen iihustrate the su
$0" that you will be able to understand cach
Sentence’ explain by examples; to. mako
Diain by. means of pictures, otc.; as, I wish
hue tented (rite tata: r’astrat
Vtis-trat
il-lus-trat-ed oi)" 5-04 having pictures
‘or skotches to adorn or explain the text.
illus-tra-tion ogre clear Be
adorning by, pictures: the state of bein;
explained or ned by pictures; that whict
makes clear, as a comparison or example;
& Bicture ‘designed to make the text plain or
itlus-tra-tive Ge Sat sending’ “to | §
Thus tra toe (idstaketes Whe tet te,
illus-tra-tor fone “wie imakes plats
‘by example; one who ans ‘pictures, as for
a Cartoonis
il-lus-tri-ous ine OF gras faces te
nowned;_ glorious; famous: honored; as,
Golonel Reosevelt was one of the most tus:
tious persons of his day.
‘Sun. celebrated, eminent,
Anh (200 obs obscure).
false’ impressions; | jy
#4. tortor, Gr seflct, a liccacen of; repeenat
$20 fora, Ur pellets a lireeas
to the menial vision;” imagine.
ia ‘7%. representation,
imagery ae i
ce imal
one whie
Dusiness tt 15 v0 make gures
imaging fon.
‘I-nd-bl)
-ina-ble GRlTpenn. dt
in tho Tmagination of concelveds ts. ase bes
fhe prettiest home ‘imaginable-—ads. imag
Amt Gas kah cena ‘ahOn),
i vahfin),&
im -ag. the picture-forming
Power Of tae minds, the Sbilty ge cris
Thoughts, idens, or ‘fancies; especially.
bilghoe forme of thin power overcisod in art and
termed the creative power:
‘conosptloa
-i-na- ‘ion
hibiting,
faculty o
most tmaginating person, 1
‘Of the mind; ass
ventive;
im-ag-
quality of being far
-ine fan
ware; fancy? as
{ust as protty as you imagine:
im-be-cile tesa" Gay without streagth.
‘especially of mind; feeblo-minded; idioue:
‘ue of fooble mind.
im-be-cili ty Sos
im-bibe Grd
Into the, mind:
@ (im’M), nan imitation of any fe ems |
‘an fdol; a counterpart: licenons: He: Bed | other. an acales eg, angen fn
qeated’ man in ‘his own image": a mental | Also. imbrioa
Ate, eenfite, rare, cit, local, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, » bral oval, refér;
, ain; eéld, dbey, cord, stp, ebmpare; fnit, dnite, brn, cit, focks, mend;
(m"bet-Adi‘ahOn), 7.
overlapping of edges, 88
) fe an intricate
of af
im-bri-ca-tion
ByPRBSE
Elifee et
z
sf
&
ter),
ea a Tinttator only
Posmennes any
im-mac-u-late “ fis Pitt), adj. bien
Gen"date), ad}, not, rige:
not, fully
yeloped: not finished oF crude.
Soa:
im-meas-ur.a-bil-1 ty Crete |b
ian Ord pa ms the quality 3
indefinite extent degree; e mine
oes rasp the Tretia ‘of
ir-d-bl:
rared-bl),
ody. not able to be reckoned in terms
Jength, breadth, etc.; immense; ee leae
‘Also, tmmiensurable.
immeas-urat DIY tn-mteh tr ti),
on
definite extent or degree;
‘the civilization of the gmonujeeh b Contury, ats
immeasurably in advance of of ‘the
fourteenth and fifteenth.
im-me;di-ate mi Gimbaree). ds. disectty
th=s as in azure; kh =ch as in loch.
‘submerge.
im-mersed (.2o:t4)., 2:04/,,c°00l7
inraleed a jfuid: td: dsepiy roccupted. 1 nverostod of
im-mer-sion Gmorshao a. ‘te at
Into @ fluld: the state oF ee SSunged oF
dpped into'a, 2 fiuid: | ba baptism by dipping the
* | im-mi t Cine Gin Fertny, ads. or
of esidence n, one Sones Somes in to county
im.mi-grate ite a ge a
dence: especially. te come into a country to
im-mi-nence {="2i))
papper, ne
tmminence the end of the world; nearness:
art
n-lmpending, eareatening.
Ant: ¢ nexpected)
(-md't not pale:
im-mo-] o.bile hee ar a A
tons: smetiow y cart fixed-
imamo-bili-ty S2%2"%20, 2. Seva.
motionlessness as, “te "Ankerican Indian
noted for the immobility of his face
Under suffering or ret), ad.
im-mod-er-ate i454? cf “to
ately.—n.
eraing, required by
on,
} immod.est (= Gonstings” ‘wanting inns
da eae tee
bgt, £864; found boll fuction chase; good; joy; then, thickshw — wh asin when;
‘word oF deed.—ad
pronunciation key, pages xix to wadi.
immoral 304 impecuniosity
about to immolate his son, i, iter in | by thrusting through, with = sharp stake
lice; make a sacrifice of; as, it is often | fixed upright; surround or as with,
to immolate ambition the altar pales or al-pa ble ea patenn
of duty.—n. ods, to -pa-ble “™ aati oy Me
im-mor-al Get tis Sf, MCE tt | UO Pal Pa Ble pete te ae
wicked; vicious; In acts or i consisting
in 8 eee CUO AITRD, me Telco; | ber ee
immo Siekednom; an evil
hat, neverdying: of called
fm-mor-tal foe ae .
909 who nover dio one whose fame is un im Terpace)
dying or lasting: Ph. the gods of Greek and | if or portion’of;
cate knowledge of; make
im-mor-talty Saption ont Goeth; | *
‘unending exist
in’ im-mor- ot r-tally ya und;
Lincoln ts immortal;
ial
Prbove flowers may bedried witho
form or color; » wreath ud
im-mov-a bil-i-ty ¢ Gepost
im-mov.a-ble Seber or Bet ne
im mu-ni- tent ‘ni-th),
boop soot cs a eon
or usual au
ites gti. 1, ads a ‘un
tle, or Anfertor
& pert or
TEBE,
ier Ero cars 4
im, im-pac-tion.i ize {c'
‘together, as (oirn)
im, Par {ese fae i “quantity.
value, oF
Mag ot Slcsholle drinks Ympairs the health.
Syn. injure, diminish, decrease,
-ment seri (Im-] par ppént) 2 alee
lence, or stren, "
pale | ana
‘shOin-i2),
et,
oF pack closely
make worse;
excellence,
to
th
shangeabl werable; | condu
changeable; Je; | com
bi eT" to
with anythl stare ae
‘4mpale_an_insoct ‘on ‘a-pin;” put to" den
be gone through
ting transit: uaa. tho yay was locked
3 | byran impassable bai jer.—ade.
0 Ba et mot every
sive (impiety), adj. not feeting
inn! ae ‘emotion: calm bdo.”inpes-
See
before
or value of;
Og ritqess or
imp peach.a-ble ble vey att sé:
duct as rakes a publle of abl fo toa
ness rand. tt can be Sa
Pangea or called into question.
im- peach-ment Si Gimp: pel on
public officer.
discredit iting of {lumen or the
im-pec-ca-b -bil-i-ty Saph'sSaxep.
error, oF wrongd
im-pec-ca-ble eapaceny. Pd
as, God is impeccable.
im-pe-cu-ni-os-i-ty Qo rextaeet,
ite, senate, rare, cat, local, fiir, ask,
rade; scé1 évent,
Tight, sin; ‘obld, Obey, obrd; stdp, cbinpares anit haite, ba
money; poverty.
port re reff
sat Sy te
im-ped iment parenteral 4
sce Progress or activity; ‘Shawroction:
i
tl
im im-peni tence (m-Dint-tins).n- hard. | Ie
failure to repent for wrong done.
KisTitmpeastence.
im-peni-tent o@ Poe: tbially
the duty of
Fe eee ‘peslecta tho ‘Wty of repentance,
mper cept bhi -bil-i-ty Arete
or rete Moy
im-per-ce; teat ble Spt per-eBpe tt DD
by the
2 7 a et ae
‘axe, 084 ound; bol; futetion chase
5 Bood; joy; then, thick;
th='s as in azure; kh=ch as in loch.’ See pronunciation key, pages xix to ‘cdi.
or moral;
osm a RTS
a ts
im-per-son-ate
qealities of & person;
im-p impor mo-ebilt bility ty eae
it rat ot es sit ae, P4 ope pass viareusgh
im; “perme. -me-a-ble {i-Rer'ms-8b))
» eepecially on the stage.
im-per- -son-a-t tor thm-paiat
characters;
‘of being pervaded or
e's babetan
ate peat
give to som ‘the
¢ & person
B08),
n. one who represents.
im- per-ti-nence Sepertip tne). 2
relation to the matter in hand, as sa ate
hw —wh asin when;
imperturbability 306 impose
or offensive in behavior; galley aE peter or ims ic-it apie git. t0 be under
‘pertinently. fs, inplictt syepathy’ testing tn the word
Syn. intrusive, meddling, tigen or aut ity of ; blind; unreserved;
im- -per- -turb-a-] bil-i. i ih of shores bed implicit confidence.
the quality of being self-
im-per-turb-a-ble {7 @ a peeesarte |
turbed, agitated, or embarvamed: f-con-
the child regarded the
FESO, (Tag, At impernrtabie stare—ads.
perviously,
a -08-i- ty in. Gam peert-te-t) ts |
‘quality which leads to toaction without though | d
im-pet-u-or ous Sh Liga e'0-0s). of. rushing
$eilag eft aa ‘eudden eo coor wy hasty ie tnfesag
(im-plér’), 9.f. to entrest
im-plore (Per): con's tktne) et
and ae to bes! pray? ‘cupplicate:
eee jw a eanting bp to
rough; discourteous.—ade. Minolta
im-po-lite- ness Surtounens (inipo- lings), in. de
y nurious, vehetaent, | Pomee ruen Tn, od unwise;
impubive, “iti, imrpoli-tic Baees ott ete:
Ant, (see force which | im-pon-der-a-bil-i- aes,
ia’p-tts) im er-a-
im-pe-tus ity oring body pomames by | quality of being o-bil ity fa
green, of ita motion and weight; momentum; im-
pales: ot
impi-e-+ty cares hat” oP commence! | ten port EmBey
anace of downright fry Msc acteeon oat an ‘Sinouts to mead, bovskn:
im-pinge Gnp!),,"-+ to strike or dash;| or consequence to; concern
on, upon, and against, a, wound Wee ‘waves yon Sronght
Pings oP ite, ero betting tn motion | in plural; m
im-pi_ous Dts) adi. trreltetons; | UI
‘third ent Warns a agninat tiplous Poweneas,
im portant Googie al ad), ot macs ‘of mach
200 roves ‘pearing weight
ionp-ish ESP) sa. tars. ty | omnes, TM
ae ‘as, impish Debs -por-ta-tion it ar practice of
la-ca-bil.i- ty Soma Iie waieh ie broushe ns eae which
Paes be be softened, which ntly introduced; as, the word
"Also, roe as trom
im-pl la-cable ble (rRaned ot appeased im-port-er T tiga ta ode tron ores
‘eons tp oe + ag. | countrles for commercial
Sa Indian je oo bean tmplacable im-por-tu-nate tnt). of
im-plant ine to.set tn deepty; | able or tronblesome tn
firm tor as, to implant im por- tune (ee
‘the mind. 7
ims plement (iist (insplé-mant), n. that
‘a necesait, i
iene ey ett ‘as, speaai h
implicate Teele, ot to fd orl
Sangle: into connection ‘with: aa, the
impl many in the plot.
Syn. ‘com
im, plication tanglementr we meaning
4, ince be
not, siyuling of tho, matters
Sthare
edge, novéal, refér;
, ain; obld, dbey, cfrd, stép, cbmpare; Unit, dnite, born, eit, focts, meni;
petitions or demands:
or urgently.
Be cane rare, cdt, local, flr, ask, pdrade; e080, évent,
(tm-pieFbN TD, 1.
the vutter incay
ty Sie Tatler tnexpal:
purpose,
‘reakmens, inca ty, infirmity, frailty.
chi rs pacity 7 7
po-tent It a odd, Srancin
oat weak; without
SE fees bal cos tara.
ee ai ot, vt, to shut up ta
ay cattle;
im-pound 4 penne sry ca ‘confines | i
im-pov-er-ish “a Go poEnaby, ot, 4
{9 use op, ‘the \. Fichness, oF ty
im vov-er-ish. ment {p.5°V;or-teh- im,
$E.oF making poor: the stato of being re-
in circumstances;
im-prac ti-ca| bility sty cree ee, im
tpeapabitity of
accomplished or done;
the quality of not
ability.
easily dealt with:
tng down evil upon
ition.
im-pres-sion-a-bil-
ing 10, or characterized
to | natural objects, should
destitution; as, wars imporerish many peoplo;
TBs 6
eral effect, not’ their minor
impressionistic art,
cffecton the foclinga ade,
Iveness.
yn. stirring, excl
Syn. ure,
Ant. (see liberate).
im-pris-on-ment @nprynmia,.n
nt),
n, the quality of being open'to influence or
external force, i
that
ibed in Uterati to aver c aye
ur, 60 88 pul on) ir
etal; a0,
es-sive (rine. act eagabie
a.
6st, (60t; found; boil futtction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw =wh asin when;
=s as in azure;
kh'=ch as in loch.’ See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
improbability
308 in
fa, or as fm, Jail: confinement; restraint;
the set of shutting one up in corianement.
‘Syn. captivity,
b*d-bI'T
(m-arepra-paen |
Parcniet ibiLhty emacs
im] prob-a.ble eee ee Bt
promptu address:
Giade without pre
improp-er 1d SP at al ta tae Dar
Batwoonine: Tidesents tn inathematics, dt: | D
cating a fraction in which the, numerator G
eee
im-pro-j Soto
26 oy tape
ty of
Situltablencss:® that which ts noe
le.
im-prove (2-7v penieens
vt. 10 grow Dotter? to make better: with
‘on or upon.
‘Syn. amend, reform, rectify, use, employ.
Ant. (299 deteriorate). —
im-prove-ment (mprtrminy,
‘thing fro7a one condition to a better; prone
able us9 of anything: that by which the value
‘Of anything, especiaily property, {s
Foe ‘bstterments; as, new paint and paper ‘are
rovements in a ‘house. Aiton)
im.prov-i-dence fanPottoreigh! ot
trite; poverty Is often the result of im-
im-prov-i-dent (aperzeat..°4.
thrify; wanting care to provide or the hiture:
areloss: as, the five foolish virgins 1n to. gd
‘parable wero improvident.—ade.
Syn. incautious, pt , ove roo
Jess, rash.
. Ant. (see thrifty). re
im-prov-i-sa-tion (7 Pir rat chan): | m
n, the act of composing poetry or mt
without Preparation: An imprompta.
im. pro-vise without preparation orore
thought, especial ‘or music: bring
about ons “sudden or without previous
Preparation; make up on the spur of, the
Moment, oF for 8 spocial occasion: ¢.f. to
compose without Previous thought do a
thing in ag offhand w:
rdéns), n. want
Giscrotion;” carclose-
im-pru-dence {7
ness of consequences; inattention to one's
interests; ‘ant of caution, abnt), ad). te
‘prOd'dBnt), adj. wan
im-pru-dent {ng Gaution or discretion;
not Ptrontive ta eneaetata ce, aeresons
interest; indiscrest; unt ; as, it is im-
Bride 0 te canoe gos canoe swim,
vdéas) mn. wan
im-pu-dence foatsty, “ahameleerneest
rata forwardness: sauciness.
Syn. assurance, impertinence, confidence,
(im‘pti-dént). shameless:
im-pu-dent Smenivay toward. aioe
t lee, ian Sdert —_ attr
) to a
impugn Se: Garp), 04, to attack by army
Pi ly; the result of
determ!
from careful thought:
impulse of the moment.
sabeprunlgpigupet
a ot
‘action.
sua | ou -sive (t-pil'sty), adj. having the
Infuéneed by. or rpuling trom °S torco ws
pemlonate
hasty: 2 po on in:
| ae
yeas
aid of forcen
act rele violent.
AnE (gee deliberate).
im-pul-sive-ness {i Sua cad
apt to act without thought; t character-
istic that allows a to ‘et op upon a.
f mental Fealing rah 4
., on
impunity fe
of SF dealin ich Iropuntiy, 7g tw
ya) ad: mixed with
im-pure crcntaide id alee with totes
mith sand ts im re sugar; “hot virtaoes
fn thought, w jeed; as, {mpure stories:
unclean dirty: om Paid ct
language or stylo.—ade.
unwholesome, or to? Chat which totes
tunclean “or unwholesome, as foul matter
en. “i. I Ps econ: fn
im-pu- mldee Cus) "ane
mS Sea aes
im-put-a-ble (zitean. 24 ama
ing from; as, suicide is frequent inpuoaake
to ip naan
-ta-tion (m'Ps-tishiny. me
ting chara petal in ‘the way of de
credit; blame: ‘reproach. id
pecially a faulty att
Sie) as Feoel ved
a
in Poke
in work up to his ‘care
Hees Saale a
wintertime: indicates ‘wholes:
the most prominent mann town: means
within: as, he Mes now in bis tomb; means
senitte, rire, c&t, local, fiir, ask, pdrade; sone, évent,
t, sin; cbld, dbey, cdrd, stp, eSmpare; anit, Gnite, born,
», novel, refer;
it, focts, mend;
incandescent
rs
"ho "wantin: ear in-apt-i-tude itiom! "want of retdines
se
general In
ina bility oo of not navn | are
we pomer igke ik mate Ree
in-ac-ces-si-| bie & any, t0 get {0 or Into:
want of adaptation yy ea by uni
Arch’), eto graft
in-arch two. braiches,“efe. walle boc
inar-tie-ulate (" Scie dt
proschable; not obtainable——n. Rreapabts of spscths as, a “07 aa ats
scoecebtigg. ° with 3 1 ad ne Sweater Gute
in-ac-cu-ra-cy Ste dap nthe | Boal carat tte
exact; the fact of incorrectnoss: =| in ar-tic-u-late-ness &e
inaccu-rate jut), i) a ‘incor-| tinctnem of utterance:
in contait-| in ar-tis-tic (a atie tl), ad) Bot show.
[n-Bik’s lack
in-ac-tion Gear the wate’ of doing’ note | fn nas-much (ueemiichy,
adj. having no! as; 3 a, Tras
inactive (7% SOeer to'move:, not ineuned
move: siigsish: idle.—ade. tnactively.
inad-e. quate (se'tiwit), ad). not
urement; Dot mile“. nador
in.ad-mis-si-ble dle nadmiet ty, tor peiv| beg
jeged to enter: not to be granted or conceded
av'true; not allowal ho anti
in-ad-vert-ence ¢ CO want tation
Also, inad
oversight; mistake.
in-ad-vert-ent (Sts0r4w. 2
careless; ‘unconscious: a ‘an ‘inadvertent
tight. —adv. inads
in-al-ien-a-bil-i-ty
w), in. ‘the
bitty. of being, transferred:
‘ue’ ineapabiley
Cretrengement crt
inal ien-a-ble Sree ea se ou | « formal
an
of speech is ‘one
its; incapable et
writndrawn oc ereranged sald of
in-am-o-ra-ta (o-knrb-rt'td).n. 2
or, tranafe
the Ee Cited eaves, freedom
man’s ina
aeglP! ,inanition
apd), adj-not
is of fo ne |
pen
or case
earn ene
in-ap-pre-ci-a-ble ‘3’ stare ake
land or measured; of no consequence: | 35,
Que thousandth, of an inch is an “happrectable
0 pro.pri-ate i Ga-tprd‘prette),
particular
ov i's part
—ade, ine)
Qn Bitygn-d-pny |
| in] bom & Garoorn.
;| ing due to heat, as an
putting one’s mind on a
dut lack of regard.
in-at-ten-tive renin) od) earn
PERS moms
first. public uso. of by ir
ao Pe geateate, “aa 8 Py poblie Bendis s.
in-aus-pi-cious forego ani:
favorable; as. superstitious oun peopl, onaalder consider
nad: implanted by
wd, born with, one;
in-bred a an bas ‘an inbred
love of freedom.
in-breed Aeron, ‘rithin:
_ closel; ‘to prodt roung.
in hud) n, tab Serurdan
ber of the royal race in
Frais to the Spanish cong juest; the
inal cu ta. -bie se Ga etiat reat; :4
ieee: ery aes oes tla
benefits “ore ‘civitiza —ads. fmealoaiabi
in-ca-les-cent (nccbiseta), ad}.
ing warm.
in-can-des-cence {pyit".dt'taw), n-
electric lamp. Also.
(n*kin-dés’Ent), cdf.
wit
in-can-des-cent white
heat; hence, brilliant, shining’ clear
b68t, {66t; found; boil; fuiction; i chase} good; joy: then, thick hw =*haginwh
loch. See pronunciation key, pages xix‘to xxi.
thes as in azure; Kkh=ch as in
incandescent lamp
310
incitement
in-can-des-cent lamp if apres) ep a
oe strip of macoral Beated. toa write Beat,
incandescence, n_electric cur
jn-can ta-t tion Y divacie-tesntn),
; enchantment; as, ine inden, medicine
in-cer-ti-tude {ysor ito) 7, oat
in-ces-sant (se (In-0ts't ‘Ant), tins unceasing:
the incessant dropping of water Wil wear t
hollow in
‘stone.
oF in-cest (mss). n._serual relations be
to cure diseases b; x fieeress. of forbidden by lat a
eble Geek 52-3), ad}. noe hav- y law
SaccnPaoe All deat nnd inch (Ea on SRPETARR A 4 tit
by: ranting | sumiclent sblity—ade, im- | by small degree: Seal ‘out
ae
capably.
in-ca-pac-i- “tate Geet phen
salen = Poa age render, powerless or unfit;
able
dee pe erent
lack
or
imprisoned. . ay
in-car-cer-a-tion (\uonmmenrenn: | Bee!
‘finement. 7
in-car-cer-a-tor (ydtyeey hte)
ent), 4, to clothe
leah; embody in’
pad}. embodied tn flesh
personi
‘shfin),
in-car-na-tion “orak * win oe
with ‘anything. "Also, Si, Goasement,
in-cau-tious ae wanting
fndifferent; unwary. ,
in-cen- di-a-rism Geta tte) ne
for evil pr » burns urns propery
in-cen- diary ig
snes ‘of another; one who
grees at 1. 80 ,gnlcnale
in-cense ote ts a" pasion iatars
me, anger; voke: “ichtatoe. * an’séns),
nm. any material
Jews, ‘and also of ‘the ancient
Romans: any t odor, as of flowers:
sometimes odor of ‘pices and guias burned
in religious rites or ceremonies.
in-cen.tive °°; teste tly) at, arousing, to
which arot a
motive:
incentire to study.
ion {in-sep‘eht
from
in -cep.tive (nti0'tly),
incep'
aaj.”
relating to’ a
‘a word or phrase that indicates the Dogin=
‘| in-cise {f
;| in-ci-sor {2a
nd | front of the coun
beginning: | in incite
‘hing of an action: sed in grammar.
e|in-cho-ate Gext40.,.o4 i rr
‘according to some theories world was
at first an inchoate mass of matter.—adr.
in-cho.a- tive ite" oe oe potiatitag ons
beginning: on. a hich expresses the
beginning of an
in-ci-dence ena oe Fa, 's Tay or ight or
\¢ falls Uy
inci-dent (aes ari ad. falling, upon.
surface: apt_to occur mace 10 do with,
‘accidental; on; as.
the duties incident to jon: n. cecur-
Tisteaeetth, 20. adj. casual:
ae |ietaden. tal {itt
—ade. tt
in, scin-er-ate (3 Oeics:
in-cin-er.a- tion { gusnreo¥ ean, b
n-sin’ ee Stee). Rae afar
Yor Buraine
ae \ ad
i), gto, bam
to incinerate
in-tin-er-a-tor tor
substances to
in-cip-i-ence @27 ace Grip Tine), n
ciptency. 7
in-cip-i-ent (7 ¢P7220,,
incipient stage of's disease.”
(inte is). 6.
in-ci-sion ¢ “(instzh'dnsn. ,#,cut made with
in-ci-sive quai
sarcastic;
siveness.
appears ane
ually at ile ior Bad
val'nie: In-aTefe), n. 9 cutting
especially, ‘a tooth fo
in.ci-so-rial (eqeerin) ce) eraar
acter of, an
(in-st’s en. ads. having the
inci-so-ty Pare, 9. ae 28
.
in-ci-ta-tion J" igias ot pining &
(in-sit’), .t. to move to action:
Suir up?’ spur on; encourage.
Sym, instigate, excite, provoke,
g: | ure,
in-cite-ment (trgv'méne)_n. that whieh
nourring on: incentive; ‘Smpelser
Ate, senfte, rire, c&t, local, fr, ask, pdrade;
scéne, évent, Sdge, noval, refér;
right, ein; cdld, dbey, cOrd, stdp, cBmnpare; dnit, finite, brn, efit; foctis, ment;
incivility
is often incitement
haw q afore praise - an
in-ci-vil-i-ty Gite” Gin We Se
courtesy; iteness ; any un ivil act.
in-clem-en-cy EBelempactes Catai, Se:| naa
verity; storminest
in-clem-ent Sree nt coe fa, paren:
inclina-ble eae nf
pity; capable of slo;
in-cli-na-tion gait
tormal
Vahfn), 1. & lean
‘9 turning aside from
bent into » bulging in -tetind’
in-clined plane ¢ & eng cer a alop-
in-cli. nom.e-ter (eeinen tt, 7
machi oa ng the
Sale or oan oF cack ee fo oe od uring thelr
in-close {12},
#4. to shut in; sur:
round; put into an
velo
from bya fence,
4
Syn. fence in,
cover, wrap.
in-clo-sure , 1
(n-k16’zhor), n.
2 pained Pane, 1h tes
fhe act of mae a Taree weight! 4, Dulley oF
ratin; that which roller.
& |; that which surrounds, a
fence: fchiged with totter ipen
i a 4, to imclose: hold,
closure; abut up
Fithin something: to contain as part of the
in-clud-ed Sr Spotatna ae
sumed title: ing oF
of title to avold recognition state
b6dt, {66t; found; boll; funiction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; ther wh eein when
kh =ch as in loch.’ See Pronunciation
zh=z as in azure;
incomplete
in-co-her-ence {07> be iss), ». loose.
tion; the essay is marked by incoherence
of
in-co-her-ent at ae oat Tate
age tas
foench one HS raven overs
inco-he-sion Of tho power 0 plover
nd be
en: | in -com-men.SU-18. ble Beko
adj, having no common meastire; poving
| no” commor
of two
70, (orm ey mguanitiee that have ‘DO
common ‘mieasure.—A eal
* | in-com-1 men.st-tate 2 ee ee
Boe eubncleat
n. ‘upon It—ade. tm
commangurately.
in-com-mode (2k6m3¢" Bmod'). os. to give
to;_ disturb.
um. annoy, plague. molest, inconvenience.
i: (900 acoomrnodia
in-com-mo-di- ous Syeems'at-ne),
Inca ble of betn cable iat fits
ome Sf Bicestan. a
in-com-mu-ni-ca-tive 7e Shaheed).
pot given to free speaking;
in-com-pa-ra-ble (2 nae: BD.
of a statement of Mende and econ
unequaled; peerless.—ad Tasunapera
in-com-] pati. bili i ty OP iy tom. pit"T.
of being ae to live ve, tometer | oy ‘com! wort,
idleness.
Ooh Ds e {axe a adj.
iam mi 5
soe Tbe fe i aj.
in-com-]
incor pe. tence ane
‘mental, or moral; Ineufitency. ‘Also, ineom=
potency.
Key, pages xix to xxi.
incompletely 312 incorrigibleness
in-com- lete- (in*kdm-plse'lt), gelveds 80 small as to escape notice; hardly
in-com pletely (roses wi | ES een art hae aa ae
in- com. -plete-ness " nee penton:
tion, Also, in
in-com-pre-hen-si-ble faveeah at
not to be und ‘the mind:
jerstood or grasped
as, the vastness of the universe
i incor
Rensbie Veo "man ade yo
Eee incapable Ot
eSa-bv id
incom -press-i- ible
being reduced | by pressure; resist
in-con-ceiv-a-bil- ity i
Seine of being grasped or
in-con- ceiv-a-) ble op paste),
bola, grasped by the or Pasgined: | ja
i, or
incon-clu-sive Aiding tomo doanits|
result in evidence or argument; jnconvinglng:
Teaching, no definite result in action; ineffec-
in-con.den-si-ble { yet patie ot
being made more compact, or ‘St elite luced
to quid
in-con-gru-ity Re. 2, np
ing, Inconaistent.
‘Ant, (oe suitable):
in-con- -S€-qUenCe fi {boat creas), | cles)
elng tllogical; unimportanes.
ins con-se-quentns: ono need
th
Subject in hand: as, an
in-con-se-quen- “tial
lated with the thing in
unimportant,
in-con-sid-er-a-ble {2" oy edhcage de-|
serving edoration; unimportents—ad.
in.con-sid-er-ate reeset,
ranswer.
a inckén'ef kwon
hand; ‘not logical;
wishes, thoughts, or lings of others;
thoughtless of ‘others.—adp. inoonal a
in-con-sis-ten-cy {17"Ha-t4n-20 7,
(-siz)], want of agroamint; = there are
settonse incongruttys she pis grote SP ts
actio :
let contradiction “of” selfesserted | H
principles or belief fs. -"
in-con-sis-tent (iter Moca ati
lacking untformity: self-contradicting:
the conduct of many Christians is tnconitstent
with thelr professi
in-con-sol-a-ble le ioetig be comforted:
disconsolate.—adz isola bly.
in-con-spic-u- ‘ous Gyeenvepte dO).
in-con-stan-cy (a-konistin-ot), 9.
it). nt) od). ss gables
able; fickle.—ade,
in.con-test-a-ble {'3” pipe,
question or dispute.—ado.
in- con-1 ti-nence {3 Ginko’ tit en dns).
cially im indulging the. passions
in-con-ti-nent
Gu-Sn’tendnt). ad. unt
yestrained: Amy
paghaste or immoral person. neon:
in‘con-tro-vert-iJ pil ity Ggckeay
ee eae ‘being
indloputabie~
in-con-ven-ience ¢ goeatn-r5n'ztan,
blesomeness:
rb to pat to trouble: an annoy
in-con-ven-ient (akon yan zene). of
Seige stving trouble ot annoyance: oancomnfort
al
not admitting of debate;
Anoontrovertil
, |in-con- “vert ibility (prete-ror the
being changed
sly ba pcm Oe Ba
ARAN ig rc
incon. vert.i. ble Ua ease
ing changed into, or exchanged for, someching
having nothing todo with the | a8, to
HaeeAD). ads, unre. | body,
ness under
in-cor-po-ra-tor
nites: on coriginal jomber of & society
ting as one united,
incor po.re-al Se
rade.
amendment:
reform
gorrigi
ibility
in-cor-ri-gi
the city of
incor cat
‘as. rigise boye wro te a
In-kde "TST
i-ble. NESS b1-ngs, &
bad bevond
Ate, seniite, rare, c&t,
local, flir, ask, pdrade; scén
right, sin; cbld, Sbey, obrd, stp, eSipare; anit, dnite, barn,
», Svent, 1 hovel, refer;
t, foods, menB
incorrodible
313
indefeasible
in-cor-rod-i- ble & (rR eo GED. ody In
by frequent a 3 aa, to
is of boneaty
ually worn away, as, cul. pies Ga-ktl ELE), n, one who
an api). ad}. free from in -CA-tOF {caches or impreasee
in-cor-rupt 5 ‘moral spot; | the mind by frequent warnings:
Innuence cr bAbery: sree ‘hors pst walt of OR rect
in-cor-ruy tL bil | ity (ipykS-rap‘t- in-cum-ben. incu com ele
capabilit; wpe iLL by bribes’ ete. ‘fon “and exercise rk ‘otto: =e
frodom Fron tage wrernor accomplished ‘many things
incor. ruptil tible (im fe abate, adj, | fits tneumbency of office. .
caraption,. or decay, BoP hatin ve een | i-cumn bent Goons imponst aaa dwt
contamination: or, pespabie of being | ot 3 fod of: as, it te incumbent
betbed —ade, upon ev rights
here: clergy:
incred- bility Gea
in. in-cred-i-ble te ‘Geieear oD, 1244, Surpas
tunlmaginable-“ads, incredibly.
in-ere-dul-ty Gore a tes"
Fas mot with incr
redulity.
in-cred-uious (ratst¥.,¢ sate ie:
qabelieving: as,an ineredulsus ory “Srprenalon ont
increment Serreatgtio: ed
in-cres-cent {if !ts" the nZscen! moon:
; amt cage) vt. to
in-crim.i i. nate @e™ ‘a etme,
(in-kriist’), yer with, or
‘cia, St eens nse acne
, enierust.,
ineras. ta- tion 7 (airkrte-tB’ahdn), n. 2
Inerasted or inlaid “Cplect_or eum:
ying of marble,
ae. sw attached to mason
in-cu-bate eae o4.,to, sit, upon
ones, nder conditions st
ware ntorble for “Matching! et
in.cu-ba-tion (oh bfisnan), p. the
mean.
in-cu-ba-tor (°F hich: een
omy. a hatching
tus
an apparat ces
in.cu-bus eta pews veal a
are; in the superstition of the Bitddle Aim,
2 demon To cate nigh
bunt of deformed children; “a heavy
te (ike:
cubuses
the night. | c
or burden. [Lat.) Inte Kae
in-cul. Het
bédt, {30t; found, oil; function;
‘good; joy; then, thi
be- | made
Tooked ‘upon.
inde: ci sion pap toviolah a; Reales
inde. cisive ¢ Caeser
foconelustve; as, a indecisive Battie —ade.
in-de-clin-a-ble (i otainot be vated
Rete" n. @ word that cannot
in-de-co-rous (msa8ko'rts; _ n-da’0-
ris), adj. unsuitable or
improper; un! t any ac
coped rule of conduct: aa."It ts indecorous
to ‘make fun of the
in-de-co-rum
Gercdisrim), ‘n. viola~
joty or rules
ty fii. frat
in-de-fat-iga.1 ble (iprae-rae-ga-b)),
es:-| quality of being unti
n. the qualits
© | of not being able tobeannulled of made a
5 a1-bl
in-de- fea-si- ble (in de-6's-
‘chase;
zhe=s as in azure; kh =ch as in loch. eee prouunciation key, pages tis 0K,
indefensible 314 indican
in-de-fen-si-ble Gyes5030 3) malt: | Sheek” uacontrofied Pose Meh eS
Setned or justified; brea indefe criminal mu or men without connection
sility..
inde-fin-al ble {2 inde, ag
agi exact: pespininable
indefinite tr Ger oat adj. not exact;
having
~
x
e
ig
©
Ns
”
3.
a
a
ot
y
or refined taste.
in-del-i-cate (marin. adj offensive | j
¥ (in-dm "1 at ft
in-dem-ni-fi-ca-tion { a
eet ie eon st ot
paecenyaan tinder led prion
of another, the
ST, mate » ore
sion in; ' cut int
inden. ta-tion (nsiintiishon), on. 8
sion, as from a blow: sits ceo
‘order lk
Having’. & space left ia
a * ela Ey as on
eae lemme
in-den-ture cecgencat, ‘oftnet + ae
plicate, with the 20
‘ment, as an apprenti
in-de-pend- ence foray i aan), ‘sun
ernment by others; a sum of
for, one's needs; —self-
Rignoy, sulent
"d8-pin’.
in. ‘de- end-ence Da: Day (p7de-nan’-
not, the American
ude ce, Observed in
United Sistos ag's national bo holder,
in-de-pend-ent (*, tots vin dint), ad
Ported by, or governed b;
on, sup-
as, an indefin- | ing
Cate
ean 1). (pl.
ASmsnitios (-tiz)], security
ag hd
sig eine’ gag | Indl
edges ni
3 ito ‘and bya wettten aero
socal at
any organized party. 5
in-de-scrib-a-ble (3 nce patho or
ade. Tnazeari
Peete
in-de-struct-i-bil-i- ty ioe Par
incapabllity of being broken up, ds
in. de-structi. dle (3° oe eR
in-de-ter-min-a-ble {¥ io
sible to be known or a ble ff i oo
in-de-ter-mi-nate
S quantity’ te tobe” malipled =
Stquan
$e Srcuna 9 3¢3 5¢9 Src to provide with at
alphabetical able of references:
in-dex fin, -ger in’déks | M1h'ee, id
fndia-man. ere 1 (pl. Indlae
formerly employed, in the indla trade:
pan (ogee, ad.
ai
BS
s
ae
i
ie
Tis
i
‘corn:
Indian, or Anglo-Indian; one
inhabitants of America, or a
Africa, and Australis.
Indian club eae eh
swung by the hands ermine Symmaatic xa
In-di-an ¢ corn Scie KSateal
S
also as
In-di-an file a oat ‘method
of traveling amon; id
di-an red (iiss 2) « dark
pany im “from, the Persian
Red
i
Hie i
In-di-a rub-ber { ded-ra aed
elastic substance from e milky juice
certain, sropical plants; an a esdiele
this substance.
in-di- can {J Garatkhn).
Ate, senfite, rare, cit, local, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne,
right, ein; céld, bey, cord, stdp, cSmpare; tnit, saree fr
indicant 315 indistinct
sees ara Plante, are edee Bias ane the ken. in, ,, Physically or mentally.—ads. tn-
in-di-cant °%4 guar
Ee ek
in-di adj.
in-dic-a-tive {Gur "ws, Gola Ramds
are indica ive of poor circulation of the blood;
bringing to notice; naming that mood of the
verb affirms: n. the tive mood.—
ads. tndicatiy (in’ae- kk "t8r),
od. tn arena
in-di-ca- tor © that which, points out:
with 3
in-dif-fer-ence (2"e4u., eS
Ant. vee assiduity, a) Meee aay
in-dif- fer- ent al od Pe
(tn’d¥-j
in-di-gence fe,
Saori the ctty nde ‘Aico, indigency.
PS sodiness, penury, destitution, rive:
Sedat. (see ‘nous tatt.nte
in-dig-e-nous rae oe ume
not not imparted | native: as, cotton is indige-
M ' dj.
indigent ¢ in a-; dene) ac destiente;
indi-gest-ed om
confused.
indigestibility (eure.
Of being incapable of being
taken in mentally.
| wen ig coment
being | in-dis-tinct (maistaet),
in. indi -ges-t tion gaiar{s'chim. nam
inability to sonrers, fot, into such ‘a “form,
use of unfair Treatments
saneled (in"dig-nB’shain),
"¢ n
in-dig-na tion vn “Beara,
just, dlahono able, or base!
or disgust.
ife, resentment.
the system.
3 in-dig nant Cries adh. astected
inflamed with
and bre
i inate -rec-tion al ‘mothods not siraight:
in-dis-cern.-ble Geapable noe pak
seen or perceived.
in-dis-creet (deine), o41., pra,
indiscreet to risk all one has fr yy
in-dis-cre-tion (a.diskres
gn unwise act. Qn’dte-icrtm T-nit,
in- oat ni mate 1a) nor choosing
auitacriminate fe reading in Snyise eas
‘ndiscrtmination.
Gym tndistinst, chance, ‘confused.
‘Ant, (see select, chosen}.
in-dis-crim-i-na-tive (7°.
making no distinction: promiscuously.
in-dis-pen-sa. bie o (indie aad DD
done without; absolutely aeosemary:
‘Sym, cenential, belay
Ant, (see unnt
indi posed Prater
unfit, °
in-dis-po-si- on Inese; disinclt-
nation.
in-dis-pu-ta-ble Synth,
of
Soon guenton. Wade. indtepatebyeon. tse
wo tab undiabe, undoubted, incontestable,
in-dis-so-lu-ble Soa ad bot gape
ble of being reduced to a Ae as,
fadissoluble in waver: “forever Binder an
an indissoluble agreement.—ads. indiseolubly-
<n. indissolubility.
, not dae
eae, Be in-
-rish’fin), a.
nonnos or tho mind fuines
in-di-gest-i- ible Sag Tegintiated, “or | definite; confused.—ads. inaistinctiy.
‘beet, f66t; found boil; fusction; chase; good; joy ; then, thick; ‘hw =wh asin when;
‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii
indistinguishable 316 indurate
in-dis-tin-guish-a-ble (ig*i4),- in-dors.er i= a end
ads. sncapable Epa ‘made Suton die: | recommends. Also, indorsor,’ “VOTO
Srevoften altnost indistinguishable.—ade. ts eto be doubesd
distinguisha’
in-dite oe hale to, compose: wrt
in-di-vid-u-al ecaiee adj. exist
distinct, thing. or
Pp single person oF
character;
characteristic,
striidng
iat ee of
f indindeaty.
individ-ual, rism © tse are
in-di-vid-ual alist st aeaera tien, 36
acts s Independently: one Oo 0 bal Tadlovee tat in the
lent wi disapproves of
interference of the state in the aiairs of
the persons concerned.—adj.
in-di-vid-ual.ity ¢:g5 "Genaltign of
being separate and distinct; peparate
Aistinct existance; distinctive
in-di-vid-u-al-ize (?"atvia" Ia 6H), 2
‘Thomas
er"and
dualtee the, ‘char
po Garvie bt T-t)
the property of
being tneapable of being divided.
in di-vis-ible (nacviertn, :
Bot
ind -do- cil ity Gnd eR as tt).
ine fa doc tri. -nate £2 a trinBt) oto
principles, or doctrines. .
"at0°26-08,-
indicat-
family 10
oar
hard
In-do-Eu-1 -r0-pe-an | Aiprae
ing: o or. loa tas la
other parte
Ary
in-dolence & ty
‘of
the chief countries of
atts), n. love of ease;
to labor;
in-dorse-ment {or rege on
back of a check, etc.; that is 90
t, ain; cbld, Obey, obrd, stdp, ob
ined
pon:
No one can induce
and hs as shis niind;” produes bi
nd se, Produce by magnetic
fife or
by.
mo tin-doement.
nt tearm Scuna, se!
reward is an inducement to the
harucle to rotura ie to it owner
in. "duction Sects aban),
office; the lotroduction
body.
Syn. deduction,
in-duc-tive @ ¢ trae, 2d}. proveeding
from sre. thing "to note producing an
eal oF innate carnean
elerribed” field; woe
lscvecea facts;
through experiment.—adr. .
in-duc-tive sci-ence {175 2.5*'tly
branch of eclonce hich al and ‘oes the
method of experime
in-duc-tiv- tivity Sp etary es
lect ators by baer te), who
in-duc-tor {eods "on. or "atacorers "by
iy ib; that
India, some | which | prodi
in-duly ence 1'féns), m. freedom
Ea eer a
in-dul. gent andar ob, ody, yielding
of another: as, an 28 snduloent parent mats
polled chile ‘kind.—4e.
lulgentty.
in-du-rate onahets to, grow bard:
senate, rare, c&t, loc&l, flr, ask, pdrade; scé1
mpare; tinit, ‘Anite, ba
possh relér;
industrial 317 inexperience
Rewretes clay; make unfeoling: adj. (In’-d0- in-el-i -i-gi- -ble & (in-81'1-f1-bl), adj. payrorthy
indus al owes ere fe Uae
5 .
industrial courses are Gn apts reap: not fit or suitable;
Benged nor commu it noe ith reason: “a
scale.—ads. ind “ke Py
indus trial: ‘ism dts rT-AL Lem), ine-qual. ity ty Peroni ee
founded aor active ce en aries new 0
jn-dus-tri-ous Sen ras
hard-working.
Bie active Dusy, diligent.
in. dust in'die-trt }. [pl. industries
basiness ary, sri." productive iabor: ‘a
haere GIST ana
ane the 2s
the W ‘West In dies.
in-dwell (m2"8),,04- and ef, to abide
in-e-bri-ate oxcates? z. mane
in bate Ser a dj, aruaken;
ine bri-a tion Gago kebon), nda
toxication; drunk
in-e-bri-e-ty BERG) f worica
in-ef-fa-ble Gnate-b). od). appeak
aa
able; in
‘sacred for utterance.—ads. . ie
‘<fablenses.
Qn*sthe'd-b) ad, in
capable of
in-ef/ face-a-ble -ble
‘out of ru
in-ef. eG oe eee i not
Eaive were te Re the
to produce the intended 2, Ee result.
‘de. tneffoactously.
: (gee equality).
in-eq ‘uita-ble C23) semi te 24j- not
Justice; unfust.—adr. tnequttal
in-e-rad. i-ca-ble of tacn capable
Of | Ing torn or rooted
in- ert © (nore), adi, having Do
sald to make stones aid other énert'o
‘the music of his
in-er- tia Go aah), Jack tain:
virtue of whic man ter tend tends 1 remain ‘at
aeetniegdlntn
in-ev-i-ta- ait ty fo
ing avoided. (ote Itd-bl), adj. not to
in-ev-i-ta-| ble graded: unavoldahle:
‘inevitable Yor all men. 7. ime
(m-Bv'1-t4. ashe SP
in-ex-cus-able @reratreoD) of
don, SS. apology; ‘uunpardonable—ade. mess
in-ex-hausti-ble Ste
in-ef-fi-cacy CAS, punt ot
Soni oral neatinas yp eure coe | ra-bili-ty (eer we
fic cien. ne ep care auaeeee. | iN-ex-0- ity Geek"se oe
inet -CY of power or skiil' to do|of being moved by prayers." Also, inexor-
Inefficient orztrten.. 242 |in ox-o.ra-ble O™ewet, at
sf producing the GRIT TOI Estapebloe | u unylelding: stnrslending? an irrorante
in rel ‘las-tic (ute, ad. | in ex] pe-di ren-cy f Qn" en peat tnt),
tact again, 63 ru disnse 0 y inexpediencs.
Soden, om causes them to a tii inelastic — | in ex. -pe -di-ent (28s pe'drane). adj
inel-e-gance © any gualey “roiuled’ by
fod tamto? want of rethement, talsc, te
in-el-e-gant “a tsinn. flag ta cone
tokens it A inelegant.ade"imelecantiy.
in-el-i-gi-bil-i-ty aes -i-DNI, 1.
the quality of bein
meultable or unfit. hinund .
stances: inadvisable: ‘aa, It is inespedient to
expose one's life “noodles to risks.
in-ex- -pen-sive < an "bias SoD Ba’ ay), ads.
inexpensive clothes:
Thowedge' that comes from actual
b6dt, {36t ; found; boil; furiction; jchase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = whas in when;
ah=z'as in azure; kh=ch as in
‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to, xii.
inexperienced
318
infernal machine
See ES at & Prvetioe or all
any
in-ex-pe-ri-enced Sy'iape renee).
Oycal
sonal knowk that tte from.
iW 3 iced; |; as, inex]
worl ‘are worth less money to their
gmployers than those who are ex .
in-ex-pert Mea) fngaclied:
nai es Fe dacking | the ee oF
4s, an tnezplable crime.
igepea Sie meres oa
T re i "ioral, re not
in-ex-plo-sive or expand
ier
(in*8ks-prés’I-bl),
4d}. tncapable of be"
ade. inexpresetbi
(1n°8kcs-t8naI-
DIEU), nm. the
tén'st-bl
‘that cannot
quality of not stretching, v
in-ex-ten-si-ble {17°5e,
stretched.—ads. inextensibly. . 1
in-ex-tin-guish-a-ble (17/5ks;414\-
adj. unquenchable: as, ineztinguishable flame.
Odo. inextingulshably.
. in-ex-tri-ca-ble (n2uyirtxd pl lig i
tled:
: cult “oF
in-fal- fal-li-bil-i-ty (G32 aie
ble Parte
Predictions of thie Sreather bureall are’ Bot
infamous ¢! re. adj, having a
|-LA-MOUS Very bad reputation; odious:
eandalous | a8, eo Arnol
‘Benedict was an
"a ‘fé-mils-It), ado. shame
in-fa-mous-ly {%t*-mae iyi ant somse
o claves in the United States were
a
in-fa-my (in’fd-mf), n. public disgrace;
SEE ee eee ve of being
i rel. 2. the
in-fan-cy 'faboip srnin! early childhood,
tho firat stage of anything: in taw, the porlod
of life from ans the aie of trenty-one.
ma, young cl .
in-fant frye ula” unde two Pode:
Ia law, a person ‘who has not. attained the
age, of twenty-one; adi. pertaining, to, the
carltest ‘or to the togal
period of minoritys ‘immature.
ay, daushter of
» royal ‘either
Portugal oF Spain: wred aloo as’s title.
in-fan-te a tayo etna Port ml
& Spain, except the eldest: uned
(in-fAlt-bOT-t), n. In
in-fan-ti-cide {ots ‘tewtoen “child:
in-fan-tile (19 f80-tl: tn’fhn-t), adj. per.
of babyhood chtiaise, ©, y iatantin
H foot.
in-fat-u-ate imately ‘to ‘canes tn "ene
an extravagant admiration or affection.
in-fat-u-a-tion ‘necro Suga). nox
which inspires with frolirand ort extravagant
., admiration, an
taint;
corrupts; ‘disease
| om the sick to whe healthy; a diocese ist
wunicated.
may be (in-f€k’shis) may
in-fec-tious (ESpahe), ods, shat may
Greaves syinpachotic! “eartying the power to
Gisease, 5 etic? carey wate
Seer wah a iscasc:' ass the Slothige 6 eee
person has worn may be. "infectious. bar
_m.
$| in fe-cun-di-ty (fekon‘ar
in felicitous (mies! ta9. od.
Inappropriate: i-timed? as, am infeltclous
infe lic. ity fades Cin), "nlRbectne:
unhappiness: tnappropriatenens: an unfort-
bate oF liked act oF
ing: from the
study ‘of Indian’ relics. we infer" that some
tribes had no Uttle civilization; accept as a
fact or consequence; |to load to as & conse:
quence; imply; contain or include as
a matter of Course:
tng or deduction.
ij 'fér-ins), n. conclusion;
in-fer-ence (et which in contained of
included or understood as a matter of course:
as, trom thelr silence the inference is that all
Bin coroltary, consequence,
in-fer-en-tial {tf ‘tho'natare of". ean
clusign arrived at by reasoning from
known facts or mns.—ade.
in-fe-ri-or
og Thee), a
(n-f6ri-Or' 1-4), n. lower
state or, quality: a
iroetorty of rank; mental inf
fer-nal (forai), adj sining to
the regions of the. a
tor t0 oe resembling hell: ‘hellish; ‘Sendish;
outrageous.—ade.
in-fer-nal ma-chine “pfn" 3
Ate, seniite, rare, ct, local, the ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, &dj
right, sin; cdld, dbey, cOrd, stp, cBmpare; anit, dnite, bora,
» novel, refér;
it; fords, mend
inferno
319
sas
Rees pemeal
(pl.
fruit-
fulness:
in- fer. til -i- ty Sicecoe,* Cigar
‘pees: a8, the infertlitty of the soll.
infest =). a to attack: haunt:
annoy
constantly aed in numbers’ as, moths infest
‘Toolen mavertals.—-n. infestation.
a Mel Pamphlet showing anbellet in ‘creed
ipo revelation.
Pee
inf del ty et Bale
pers
2, infi-
pact in
. in baseball, the space
in infield Eee
inne! ‘bage line, thirty yards
infiltrate St feted. ti and v4. to
ae, @ liquid to pass
ratgekin ee
penings.
3
wpm tema gy al
mathematics, elait wateen be
Teached; an
2
sit
indefinite magnitude:
‘the Absolute Being.
Qn‘f-nit-I), ade. beyond
ible degree; vastly.
Pa inst state
boundless; immensity.
infini- tes-i-mal Pie ct tee maD
youd velinfinkesinat Sexy
infernos
of, position of | ew
V0, tO are:
Bat ieee ‘of rediens,
reeping inflames
‘cxasnerate,
aa flamed sc gta i Riot ented: ag.
erated.
in-flam-ma-bil-i- te ete
‘oF state of being easily set
in flam-ma- ble (3; cn tan' ‘a-b)). ads.
inflammable Mpteeustces 6
gasoline easily?
excited: ae ee eree’s
in-fiam-ma-tion { een tn).
tl of any. part of the bay shown by pain
redness, heat
in-flam-ma-to-ry tenalas ie tbr agg.
. tumult, or rel i sctung to
1 Pecgndition of reltcee wali ag, BOMION:
in fiat-a-ble (Pie atl * adj. -acgnable
inf Biate (in-fBt’), 0.t. to swell out with atr
fr et @ balloon; puff up:
raise, as prices.
in-bato tion ist FEE Sapa t
in fla. tc ‘tor Graben nik mechanical
2 ae tae, ~AB'ths), tion;
|i flece soa ge ta a Be
in-flect SAR fines? ad? He F
of (a noun, verb, or adjective) so as to show
fi 66 undergo grttnmal Se of ending.
F :
,; | in-t flected (in-fidk’téd), p.adj. bent or
t line i
ving the form of
in- -fin-i-tes. “imal. ly Jy one Sceey $507 | personal
-minded; fo oe
never reached.
infirm cae ‘wea
weakened ;
ae £86t; found; boil; futiction:
j chase;
ah=s as in azure; kh =ch as in loch, yee pronunciation key, pages xix to xii,
a
ous forms that show c chat reo tn the meani
of words according aa, inflection
te. in
fingonsee
in-flex.i-bility Gtpavilty of Bette
‘g00d; joy; then, thick; hw = wh aa in whi
the penny savas meal in sa iapones
in
Fa.)
in. ‘ge-nu-i-ty serene
affect or change: powerfully. og “ous 28 (io-f60'0-0s), adj. _ frank:
flu. Za (in-f150-4n'sd), oy catarrh innocent;
in-fu-en-. | candid: se, an ingentious child:—ads. i
in-far (G iie @ eome | 4 ec ener tegen: oe:
. : a base:
he discovery of gold in Alas led to 8 great Pat
ihftur of adventurers; the point in-gle-nook jc, comme n. PF chim-
stream flows into another or in
")4 Dt. UO
in-for-mal -for-mal ity Sacece ‘aly pant in-grain {° Saige tags Ht 20,"
ture; dye :
Secomony! jurate OF Ax as
in-form-ant vant Sefrmt,» coe she i in’ s we bel
of something.
in-for-ma-tion (eee tae :
Seerlotew be ingrate reas not thankful: n.
A uly to Kindnees. o. .
ins 2 a oe oe per
as, Es isan ‘tnorediens of take amrcund .
infringe fe orale te alan, fo ms 2] in-gulf ae ie Recreate
bey: 9. or trespass: i if A
Byron or pons a8. wot infringe upon a patent. in-hab-it cca yaa
wade, a 2, "beeak| in hab-it-a ble fy Bee be lived in:
in-fringe-ment ff" cen ae Tkteabte, “Also, ie
ss of a aw, panty trademarl, eta? in-hab-it-ance {7.Bs?"-sins), 2. oe
iringement. fhab iiant OntbTiay
in-furi-ate fidien: ta, "t trices | in-hab-it-ant Srinet walk” Soca:
mob. v9 & permanent. resident.
ate, senate, rare, c&t, loc&l, fr, ask, pdrade; acéne, évent, noval, refer;
right, in; “Old, Obey, cbrd’ stp, cBiapare, nie tatty board! pogeh rai
inhabitation 321 injustice
in-bab-ita-tion (°a'f iving 12;| in-ig-ui-ty (in) "wickediel
in-hab-it-ed Hed grantees, 2a People: | Sn ee,
in-ha-lant (2-t'in0). nan a ats
the lungs; that which is drawn into the lungs,
in-ha-la-tion (nbéiianan), n, the act
of drawing into the lungs;
as, the inhalation of a su! ent y quantity of
. 1
‘inhale
adj. unmusical: dis”
(n-hBe'tna), n. the state of
Gidstitg inseparably in some.
dj, existing. tn-
ws’ fear ct death ie
in-her-ence
else. Also, inherency.
en Arey
emeatia!; tabort as,
inherent in human nature.—adv. inherently.
in-her-it SP ihccstor’ by
sion; receive by nature from one's ancestors;
to receive by : ef. to, come into pos-
seenion of property as the heir—adj. inherit.
in her-its ‘it-ance Gfcpming in toa property
down by ancestors or others;
ics ts romuved fom, a ancstor-or otter
Person: a posscesion or bl iy
‘one bestowed.
inher itor G30... oe pos Mid
dons from, his. mh. othern, “4
in-hib-it fate a: “isetiaw a the
opening of she taouth forbid: to prevent.
in hoe i-ta-ble Gabseptsnn. ads
ffuests: affording ‘no’ sheluary barren:
Sheerieas as, the ‘Pligrims landed on the
cheeriens *
Shosptiable ‘New England coast.—ads. tnhos-
in-hos-pi-tal-ity GeWwart of oralauty
gr desire to mreloome strangers oF guests:
Eee alae Gas
tmbunaniy?
‘Syn. brutal, savage, barbarous, ruthless,
merciless, ferocious.
is (eee humane)
Ast se a (in*ht-mAn’T-t
{ol.
in hu-man -i- RL ihemasie iBT {fs
quality of being unt ‘or unkind; cruelty. | ¢
in-im-i-cal af vagaint ra ad, owl ack
tbody te ts inimi Sey brain ‘work.—ade.
inimat ta. ple (te Ei4-bhadi-maten-| in,
4 Midsummer Night 3 S Deeam te an tnionlabie
fairy pla: intmitably.
in-ig-ui. i tous QnA wette), od). wlcked:
and selling
Gp-hir-tins), n. the act
plscod at the begining
first letters of a person's name
ney tell to mark with an
ete.
reduction at
j-power energy required
begin or dare new undertaic
‘-hTa"vés), n. one who
in-i-ti-a-tor intrduces gr ina
-ti-a-to- d B
coms in on deen om
“trod et. , cast
chanical means; as, the doctor in; Y mor
phine under the skin to quiet the sufferer’s
in. jee: -tion Sr veneme: Ghat “whtel is
in-ject-
or ann.
‘one who, oF
that which,
forces in:
cally. ofan
‘Spparatua for
ers of ates
with water 7
in-ju-di-cious qno-aun’
Perpetees unwise; as, judicious Ho
padi (-JoniahOn), 1m. the, act
in-junc-tion {f'njoining cr ‘command:
that which is enjomed or commanded:
for precept: a legal paper
ee to hurt; harm:
ze plyatealy or morally.
ly.
ing:
command, order,
adj. hurtful.
morally; un-
i ‘boneficial).
Se. nak Sauron Cte
mie ‘ aot n. {pl. tnfurten (10)
ea eigeaceees Bam
(in-jis'tin). n. the quality of
be una: discard
of slaves was an inigui Nous
best, £6t;
thes as in azure; kh =ch as in
fufction; chase; good; joy; then, chiek hw =wh asin. when;
‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to’ xxii.
322
a
(thie)
writ
fale upon:
ink-i-ness
nem; as, the inkiness of the
ink-y een, aa of, of Me,
7
S
t:
inland
SE Binte
in Jay 02-8), ft, Ie. Pep.
2, BP a elas of roa eos
metal, etc.: ants"),
terials
‘etlag by ectung plecke of ivory, etc., into
inet Pit atin ta glP ti 84, PP , inlet,
‘an ent ey oF cred:
(in’mt), 1. one who dwells with
Sthers fa 8 house? as, an inmate
of & prison.
in-most ORS timo wih’ Br tay Bones
ian ‘house for the reception and
i m8 house for the a
IND entértainment ‘of travelers; tavern;
in-n: (in’nKt; in-nkt’ j._ inborn:
inmate Muive! natural bs, tnnaue rece | ing)
in ener { aan 9d}, Anternal; interior: per
“On moet adie ost, die dis-
Y a
in. ner-most £2" fant from ‘part;
tnmost.
in-ner-va-tion
in-no-va-tor (2O78=)." 07g, wig
. | introduce new
thuage
in-nox-ious fi: icmmlees! “imsvenos
rect reference,
bad, to @ person or me not named. bp.
in-nu-mer-a-ble Gene eee,
‘counted; countless; as, itumerabie baa
t | ads. tanumerably —n,
in-nu-tri-tious 22,55 Scrteh’ Ga ds: it |
a o,80, com
by infectious
matter or germs into the 5; in order t0
Person 80 fatare
Sttacks; In botany, to prafton by the inserts
of buds: so mncuieaie leas).
-oc-u-la-tic
able or diagurting “qual
in -Op-por tune ;
ibe dante aaa Sona ro
(in’ée-vi'shfin), nn. the
fibers in the setivity in any “ Fees
Par of the Ga of a aide to, filsorderty.
ning Be boner io, bet, i baseball, in-or-di-nate-ly Sutsits roe ghnke iD. a
‘or party in power: ‘pl. lands reclaim: an" ey i
nea. Begin). adj, wheat
‘eta from | in-or-gan-i ic Gute produced or
in-no-cence {3 pt aint Bmp Ss oe ine
ro, Janeane, “ oeiSe, ene eerie ees
pure in heart and life: ignorant: 7 (n‘kwist), n. an official inquty
a af, an innocent joke: | i-QUeSt With the aid of a fury tte te
hu ror: harmless: as, cause of a sudden death; inc ‘the body
ino: _n. one who is treo
from, or unacquainted with, ain? 8 simpleton.
nh, 2 less, sinless, inoffensive, {n-|
‘Ant. (sce guilty).
I-ndk’t adj. Hq
in-noc-u-ous & pte’ te) df. harmlens:
innocuous ianocuousty.
‘ovat ot. make changes
in-no-vate i somalitag “Qirendy extaee : taroade. mqutrinel:
Mashed; introduce new things. in.quir. maar oes
in-no-va-tion {in-6-ve-sbam. 2, the pore YY PASTRY ‘act of act, of aaking sboxt:
or. novelty! ae, as, thew ride use 7 ae. a
of slectrieity thas brought about many inno-| “Syn examination, merutiny, query, tater
Ate, seniite, rare, c&t, local, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent,
al, was
right, sin; céld, obey, ofrd, stép, cSmpare; unit, dnite, fete apt ee food
inquisition 323 insipid
inguisision Jer saiied: © in-gpn-eate Ey maar eae mR
in-quis-i-tive {7 iting queso: “pa. in-sen.si-bil
iain reer, nome spo|in-Sen-Si-ble
in-quis-itor Sas fiass'te"t=| power 19, fel: by
ingu ns to-ri-al {7 Sa erin eta cap col eae ge ble &;
tay Juma tie CTBT sous
wise debi esate
z
funy or ieatished, atited
in-sa-ti-a-ble spe ig wetinee
tion: + 4 tlatied: as,
rape of lett en
in-scru-ta-bil-i-
payee yee rae ane ot§
in-scru-ta-ble 2", Denctratad”"b not
3 Be sas be
ae
Bei teas
pertain. | in-shore
(tn-sOrt’), rf. to
in-sert {tvoducs into:
{wards the coast of bank?
(in’sid’ér), n. one who is 20 sita-
ated as to ‘pe able to get reliable
tion; one who is the inner
workings of somé if outsider
in-sid-i-ous &: Gnaid eoueate Goenetiang
secretly: as, tuberculosis is an Ynslaious
|. | disease.-
n ‘penetration: mental
in-sight Gnst).,2 penetntion; mental
of remarkable ‘insight. >, L of
eg ee actin eae
eee pe hae
in. in-sig.nif-ica nif-i cance @ (in‘sig-ntt't kine),
ignif-Lcas i-cant Grater kane) as.
infinence, or. a oo, fi porean
=| in-sin-cere B
critical. not to be trusted; ‘aniad hyo
Gagin' “0, paca
ads.
in sin-1 u-at-is Crain’ arm).
gly pinting: ae ee s‘shan) n. aD
-tion a
landered them more by" insinuations
iin "sip. ia itt. adh sad), without without favor;
teresting; in-
sipid conversation “a Seer amd
onadh dull, fet, mawtish, inanimate,
insipidity
324
sch
id-i-ty (oS pet: nthe gual
in-sist ¢ (neat), os. to
® and
de with on OF
Fefuse to give | fickleness.
way;
insistence foateiag” "hited indt| in ct
in-sist-ent (aie egeribab. mb) ody. urgent; Come
sistently,
(In-enfir’), v.t. to catch fn. or as or as
‘noose,
7 (iree bere 2) eas tater n. intem-
a3}, contempt.
ey
ence; fnwulting
t cen adj. haughty or
solved; inability to
in-sol-u-ble
mystery
ins Sol-ven-CyY ences Caaf we ceats
in'sol-vent bower at i rea aa unable to
debta; bankrupt:
. one who pay all his debts;
ip
es
caused by overwork.
in-so-much ("e-mten), ade, t», such
ora
: on by
ins -spec-tion : (iaapak’ahin),_ in. careful
Srinsolentiy. | of parts of
egunent, sbuave, ois erates
ipubl
}. Of. to ite or
to; “exbinster “ee
in-spir- it {f
insta. bil-i- J ‘oncom, 5
mutableness, wavering.
‘Syn. mutability,
in almost every,
ins Stal-ment
ofa
af stated times; as, the
piano fs di
Reni ot tane.ous Saree.
ring in a moment.
in-stan-ter {ne'tn, am,
I will go instanter. Te
in-stant-ly bedi
father spoke to
delay;
ones:
‘when bis
instal:
(in’stép), n. tho arched
fore part
(n-epek'tée), no | in-step SPs?’ ‘be Boma
in. Spector te ote of ore EE oe
bile interest: ia police oft dng next | iN-Sti-gate orge on a 8 bad deel: 9
jow a superin to instigate one to
in-spi-ra-tion “"" ‘di aph-i vahtn). nthe
fhe lunes; the influonce whlch causes creation
art, tere ture, music,
ym association with great minds,
ery. supernatural influence o}
the Holy Spirit on sacred writers and teachers;
John red to have written the
a8,
‘Revelation under divine f1
inspire (2-H .°* draw ‘igi tg
leas; me re
cheer, hale,
ind’). padg. affected by,
jence; as, the
{o have come from inspired
in; ted or suggested
‘sources:
to the mind by some ode else; as, an {napired
‘speech.
sation | in-sti-ga-tion
; | in-sti-ga-tor Coes Seca: ta
‘Sim. persuade, animate, notte, urge, st
late, encourss
{in’ettg8‘ehin),» sn oy
ft: chleny to bed actions.
ment y og eto
pt. and pp. te
implant,
ne | in oti tiie iret and). %.
tho act of infusing hocengll aye
iba ula ea See
Ate, senate, rare, c&t, local, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent
right, sin; cdld, dbey, cord, stp, obmpare; duit, dnite, pars of
reftr;
feels we
instinctive 325 insurrectionary
instinc-tive (tromp, Sy" ssrurd |in-suf-fi-cient $"iscompeust;, “pot
impalse; as, self-protection ive in all | filling some certain t.—ade. ime
. OF teaching. ‘sf |.
instructive Sowell off, tending in-sup. up-port-a: -ble Boe enpabie of Vtg
a cape
struc.tor Saste4n.2 for te, [ta Sura ble of arash
Inowiedge or tnforms: a toacher:, as, foal’ estate ‘and personal property are both
srugor ‘youth has a great rack to pecformn, frourable. are
tance for producing musical sounds: agents a | dderation of called
‘Containing tho termu of « Contract, aa| mium, one party agrees toe
i str op-mnBatR) ad}. ty'fror death, eccldeet, ete by the payment
instrumen-tal Qrsrp pie a | Meads i ai paid tn asedeae ot
by, an instrument: nélping to ‘pring about | uch a contract,
sue end; helpful: mountain air is! in sure (mshOOr), vt. to make a formal
Scmetimes instrumenial in’ restoring health.— | iN1-SUIE sgreement’ on’ certain conditions
i, nstramentally, to secure against lowe or damage by fre,
naira taam tal Lip Grewia. | ot to undertake of contract to give eccuriey
ot
in.stru-men-tal-i-ty Gripemes, | tf emis or conten oe Seer
imtrumentalities (-tiz)}, an agency; means. to underwrite.
in stru-men-ta-tion webtaym, in-sured Se inet ioe ey et elt
Bearrangement of music for a combination ot in-sur-er Gncsboor') none wh ora
Method of using an instrument, in-sur-gence 2? itns), na revolt:
in- sub- or-' di-: nate & Gnrrtb-br‘dts nat). thority; rebellion, an uprising against
ting tg a authortty; dleobedieat; ‘mitinous. in-sur-gent {13-2 (am-aar’48ne).
in-sub-or-di-na-tion (paher's
7 “stib-stiin’shil), adj
ingub-stan-tial a mae
tally.
B.S fer ee ee ay pacha
2
b6st, f66t; found; boil; furtction; chase; sBgod joy; then, thick; hw=whasin whens
they as in azure; kkh=ch as in loch.’ See pronunciat tion key, pages xix to. xxii.
insurrectionist
326
intercellular
taining to, or engaged in, active or open
rebellion; ‘as, insurrection ry Ad
in-sur-rec-tion- isto gisee pheno,
against authority.
-ble Snretsén/tt bb. ods.
in-sus-cep-ti-ble Gusts ph. od. or
intact oa 7 dammaoep tie”
tact {; Pee ted
cea at Pe eat
rasta
in-tag.lio fr fzel, paces pal ef
ting | in-ten-si-ty
-lec-tu-al-ism (271% xeon] i
or quality; the doctrine that all knowl-
mes from pure
Qn te aera
Male
), N. power
Baie
tel i deal of eae “tndarstand
‘Understand-
mind; knowledge gained; notification;
intelligent Jag "powar of ‘alder |§
lerstending: showing ‘knowledge; clover;
in tel.li- -gi-ble (22 E00, ad) capa
REEE tel
; | in tend.ed 2%
lear; ag. 80 tnteligible explanation —s. >
in-tem4 -per-ance fa eg ger ted
in the ose
in-tem-per-ate (2:t8mpir40
of, moderation or eclf-restaiat;
fond of alcoholic
adj. tea
Ane a arpose; ss, v8
in-tend ese). 2 te, pornos > propose;
ting, in-tend-an-cy Gg t8n'din-s0, 5 be
‘one in charge of some public bi
in-tend-ant tte has
‘of a hospital. eran, 24 m
|, SUn., adj, earnest,
in-ten-si-fy $n,
sifying| |, to greater in Mdearoet”
intension Quetderntn), n, erator
‘rian’ ‘si-tD, n.
uallty of belag eatresne:
force, or enerey? y
—ade,
Sean dealer, Intention, drift, view. purpat
as,
ot Bae
in-ter-ac-tion So wertkshte), 1, set
mutual effect. ant
in-ter-breed (7 spr), ot ants
j. to
), adi. .
hari,
ins ter-ca-late (7) Soar the
calendar; to int mae. a. intercalst
in-ter-cede Grrsad), 3 to mets
who are ‘unfriendly: aad for d for ange of,
in-ter-cel-lu-lar (37:*petwou cule
Ate, senfite, rare, cit, local, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, &vent, édge, novel, reféti
Tight, sin; cdld, dbey, cord, stép, oSmpare; finit, finite, barn, cit, focts, mend;
interment
ble siartsrghtas-
ot ea adie ce gates
fates, bettoon 3 existing,
in-ter-com-mu-ni-cate (ytfa3-
+4 and o4, to impart or convey mutually. | the
2 tatercommuniont 7
inter-de, pend-ence (irs? Sh | wan
of being mutually ly foliant; state of
or forbid: it
cos an Ses that restrains or
Br bP oe Proninas, inhibit, dobar!
e-tat),
inter-est oo = tion awaken
sited or held:
responsibility in, aa
inter-est-ing (nve+erine), pod).
‘omotions,
dashing with: the sct
| tnterloper sn the family parts
7 in-ter-fuse SivSube, $0 cause, 0
aa
to interlard @ serious Jests.
in- ter-] leave incuriey), of Ye nt to to insert 8
book wrth blank lear or int ielonn °
in-ter-line ay bar Tinee "ott
to put into it an extr
eee
in-ter-lin-e-ar (Wy titan an prised ‘be: a
tween other lines, as
in-ter-lock eee eames 2
pease panos oy Se
in-ter-loc-u-
not we a in melee md
(etre),
truder; as, "he was an
yy’ and was very
int ter: lop-er &
ins termed -dle le tiers in Sens peo
e's affairs.—n. in
an agent; go-between: hogy eee
in-ter.me-di-ate & Le Satine ey
middle; pet ween:
Abbey is a great honor.
bmt, 66t; found; boil; fusiction; chase; op joy; then, thick; hw =wh asin when;
loch. pronunciat
thes as in azure; ikh=ch as in
tion key, pages xix to xxii.
intermezzo
328
intertwine
in-ter-mez-zo (Repe'S uk ono
of the mare connncted bye bosutin
in-ter-mi- na Dle {2;téem-nd-bh, ads.
tmmeasurable.—adv. _
sntgraioal
in-ter-min-gle ({°\0 join topether to
mix together.
in inter mis-Sion (Hriveion pause:
in- in-ter-mit it eae
& sate
adj.
avin
ag at
quantity or mass of
in-tern 2>g00.,14,,10
ress, oF in
Interior of & county Jace under arrest.
ins tor-nal i lication a
in in-ter-nal-com.bus-tion easter:
fegosieg i n we chgine b; by, wt which scl, t
confine within
nat
Tuternally ta's state of
bah 4 ss.
in-ter-na-tion-al (1n’*r-nish‘an-t), =n
France.-
in-ter-ne-cine Cerra
structive of each other; internecine strife.
in-ter- r-pel: late ce yas 02 |
‘officer, in ‘explanation < ‘of his conduct.
in-ter-pen-e-trate (Per ring este
24. to pass into al
parta of each other; form's unlod.—n. tater
Denetration.
in-ter-play (u(8ri8”, n;mutual action;
between or among; interaction.
in-ter-plead-er Oy eee oft
clause to determine own
7
in-ter-po-late mae: oe tains | ot
tée-matah’ ds to
ant 2),
e
Piet 8 foreign language; to interpret = passage
‘Syn. elucidate, unfold, decipher.
in: ter-pre-ta- tion ae
in-ter-pre-ter age nd
al 3 sompginlly;,ome ‘who explains the
in- ter-Teg-nUmM period Gal ter igi), me
reigns, governments, Pinar! = a eek
in ry ‘coutiwuous “event OF
in-ter-re-lat-ed Sees
each other or among
in- Ter-r0-gate Petes feet
in-ter-ro-ga-tion $f"
3 inquiry; = mark
hin | questions: s question; auiry; & fi
to | in-ter-rog-a-tive Guitare dt), ott
ing Rid Inquiry a ‘a’word aod
inter-ro-ga- tor (Op-tero-s0"tee), noon
in-ter-rog-a-to-ry {3 Fe Fodor.
expressing & question.
(in*té-riip'ted),
fot continuing of
juddenly.
in-ter-rupt-ed:
broken.
Kenly .
a in: ter-rup.tion 22"Srap‘shan). n. the
ip. act of beoalcing’ i
hindrance;
ay: sudden
in-ter-sect (rime as ane, stron Stu
v.4. to cross each
sects another at a corner:
other.
a or matter; between in-ter-¢ ter-sper- -sion {' .
other things to fi the of
in-ter- poa-tor tor (- fn pb is inet ade fn Esato po
matter in a book or writ inter-state iy exiting
in- ter- po-la-t tion ‘eae ehan). foctuding aiternt eae: aE the Internec
she act of (arebepb20 to lage | in in-ter-stel lar Gite oe oo SLE
interru
Syn. ‘arbitrate, inte interfer noe
in-ter-po-si-tion {if aieb Gn). m
:
m
tween, ras or smodiating: at aich
is thrast in
senate, tre vod, locdl, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent,
, Sin; cdld, dbey, obrd, stdp, edmpare; ‘anit, duite, bérn,
interurban
329
introduce
in-ter-ur-ban (anor bin), adj tying
2 peetroos cition or towns.
in-ter- ‘vention eck of eng
any
Bronsat, sbout “by? abe tn ot the
United States; cA
terference.
in-ter-view (mtv. vt. 06 visit, an a
1 obtain facts options:
Dattiabod sccount of & conversation with, oF
questioning by, & newspaper reporter.—n.
Svral and ot
parents ‘twine together; to twis
zit ail
die | 5
(aiestate:_n. one who dies without Having
made a will.
in-tes-tinal (2-t'ath, 2d), pertain,
bowels.—ade. int
in-tes-tine {i ane). 6d). invernal: not
pl. the bowels.
in- in-ti-ma-cy 3 ae tank
inticmate Seti
familiar; conddent
., nm. (pl. intima-
‘Close or confiden-
n., °. hint, suggest, insinuate, express,
impart,
in-ti-mate-ly vymtyp. ad m8
in-tima-tion Ca i
intimidate aie eS Bightiee Saye |
dally by threats.
7 en, arm, tet, van | ebinee
E-d8’shin),
“(o-tim’ n
tbe act of, fright
of being frightened by
in-to WD. prev. to inside of;
into passage
inwards’ "a5,
aime, ing te room, she ‘poured the BS ees
nto the
in tol-er-a-ble Sette RD fa sane
almost #1
bot, {06t; found; boil;
ion ; chase; good; joy;
th=z as in azure; kkh=ch as in loch. ‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to. Xi.
2a
toexcodingy: oh ps
one: | in- intox ica‘ tion
in| v1. to enter
il ee
fon, en matters; unable
to bear or
ria
in-to-nate @ aoa. £4. 0 recite i a
(tn-tk'sl-kint),
Shick “Soaks” arin,
in- in-tor. i-cant
weich excites; as, to him
pice wae = Grew it t. to make
in in-tox-i-cate Shank ts oi fc Higuors:
-tOk"sI-ki'shain), n.
drunk; the state of being drunk! xtreme
‘excitement.
in- trac.ta. pbil-i- yf Gn craked bat.
stato
is _ the quality or
adj._un-
in former
‘was punished by
ant, 7 Incapable
Pe od Garand edd.
in-tra-mu-ral (Riy‘within s citys so, 08
initen siti Gotrkavettty), aff. not
in-tran-si-tive Oo.
receiver; expreming action ‘not, received.
sald of cortain Verbs “ade. tntramsitively.
in-trench {hx Sra aes es make ‘hollow:
en
kA ‘Or upon; as, to inirench
in-trench-ment vb oe
HT), n,
valor:
(in'tri-kd-at), 1. intrica
See Cate the “Gality “ot
in-tri-ca-cy 3
ted,
ening in-ti-cate sce ata cu angled,
intsteate plot ina Play ce story ade 7 Antrt
intrigue (=), et. to carry ons
‘engage in
Jove affaira: "ef. coe gchloguialy, Yo. interest
keenly:
keenly: 2 gea-tree"s In! secret plot;
© SUN., W. plo Artifice, rare,
in-trin-sic ca), Dereaining to
as, we often ther amociations
‘value
‘whose intrinsic worth is small; real.—
jun. true,native, natural, essential.
‘Ant: (aoe extsinae
not | in-tro-duce © Giga, ff te conduct
then, thick; hw = hain wh
introduction
330
investigate
9 notice, into acquaintance; to put
fied somennlng dives” °° »
in-tro-duc-tion (oso SPerias info
‘use; presentation; a preface
in-tro-duc-to-ry aia ‘BaD, os.
preliminary.
in- tro.it ° ganas n& of *Sharek:
ppartaf aoe erie teas Ch Yo look
in-tro-spect ittocr witnin;’ examine the
interior of.
in-tro-spec-tion (ysorRe phan, Or
examining one’s own.
as, too much #7
in-tro-spec-tive {ntitsed to ios “ie
ward and search one's own thoughta and
. rae to come in with-
in-trude elcome:
in-trus fru-sion i GarinSW shin). n, the act of
in‘tra-sive OF aye wo tment oF force
Cpeself in where one fs not warted or Bas no
dat}, of to v9 tne falth-
place in
of | thi
ta of Fooling; | Congres
for one.
inclined | 3,
ing, 8, hls invariable custom was to walk to
ade. invariably —n. invariab{ity.
inva: -sion garkandn, n ine act of
hostile army; shiegn0s roreed by sa coc?
amay:
frruption, ihrosd, aggremion, raid.
tray” '
8k tiv), n. violen
in-vec-tive Sites Ga-vSe'tty). n. violent blame,
‘the retiring
pers buried invetttoes
cabinet officer: adj. abuAtVe, san,
+f
Fy a’), 04. to “viol
in-v oy > speak
oe
aries. Sag :
gon may inseigh & bill which
in-vel-gie 4),
i Ge ctd iam, Shen
his web.
pvt % in-ven-tive {2 acu Sif, abe as?
¢ 4 tah’ ‘coveries; o
in-tu-ition 2% Ped “Goanas Se | Elation: ostisintn ‘o“sccomplh an end—
tiene Carer bea er cpliae qeuition ge. inven ‘tiv-nés), 8
4 in-ven-tive-ness Qurte!v-3e.
intuit tional f rata SY Br et ra erg rg
ScOT-AMv), ad}. mown or
It immediately by the
:|in-verse-ly {avons
in-ven-tor {2 aera ts fn. one who
| in-ver: sion O22" Gevarsien, Bote ete
being. earned
upon: talce possession tar | dregtion, ete teen of eng
ins val ia’ ovate), i aa of | in-vert (jzare. e+ to turn upelde down,
sae Sa ee : vor’ tebe
ex S's aa onpaaina in-ver- re brate Czar esteto, nae
weal fe J peckbone: having 9
[, garmed in an
Fit ost ees
made. ‘turned
‘vacate,
ins Me eat i ty! atresia. 40. ‘aren want of
in-val-u-a-ble
‘were invaluable to his
in-va-ri-a-ble &3
jt
, sin; cbld, Obey, ebrd,
wie oped Dad). price, money
in erro Lo
soviesin-ve ves. th tigate oo Satya ine, 4 t0 So
seniite, rare, cit, Ioetl, flr, ask, pdrade; scéne, trent, Edge, novél, refer;
stép, cbmpare; init, ‘nite, bétrn, ctit,
» focts, mend;
investigation 331 Ionian
in-ves-1 ti-ga-t tion (n= (eyertes ‘shOn), 7. ine voice (2¥° (in’ vote. db a en goeumem me it an
by greta inquir, quiry; with their prices, aaentley, vous: .t. to state
in men tie ‘GaevBerteRrete), n. Fe TiavOk), ot, to arena in pray
in-wes- 8g vad eee oe Sune
" ‘orp
in-ves ves-ti-ture os eelveligtel Syr tnvocate, a eles traplore, beseech.
ns ine v0-] Ju-cre aie) n. & rosette
invest-ment SEND: Boat? 15¢ | s catyx, aurrounding the ols tan ree
fhe é, of profit; money so 5 the and ‘supporting @ flower cluster
of besteging oF.
in-ves-tor Ceetsoncy ee ee
women are fneestors in stock.
in-vet-er-acy Oy'Sg),, “anni
established asa habit.
in-vet-er-ate (art 80),,08 2°,
inegtorate clgaretio mack
invidi-ous ary eat
as, invidious,
Mop od envious, hateful, odious, malig-
in-vig-or-ate (nvie%8), 24,,t0, sive
sea, atria Ukely to ineigorate the weaken
harden, nerve. °
iicety to
or partiality; wa:
invidiously. :
FUE ot nee ha
in-vin-ci- bility
wincibly.
in-vi invio-iebi bili i- ity ESM ITD, me
nel viol ‘ia bi ble s2yt2 “‘gewrodt DD, adj. that
‘nfured:, unbroken; ean {ae promise
tab
in. vi-o-1 late in-v1' eed __tninjared:
viz T-bIN'T-t,
saiajer quality of being | fr
rords
asked. vo come toa place,
Cin-vit) 2.4 t0 ask: beg, or summon:
10 Presence of;
the title of the ‘Boole
mage stores.
Sun, at ooGrvtt'Ing), temptiny
in-viting ; “rhammas|
‘dn’ ‘vO-kBt), 9.f. to address in
attractive
Ody, avi
onan o- shan :
in-vo-ca-tion Oy ore) advair
in- vo-cate
vin‘si-bIEtD, n.
Ge Gualiey OF beta | felt
ali iodide
ne vod. 4-10,
in-vol-un- ta-ri_ ly oh. wiibaely
‘strikes at one's face, one inked
"eyes.
os
i id fle oollod spirally:
te uta turned inward af the
Greve iantin), nthe ace
in-v¢ vo.lu-tion ‘complication;
to its normal size
Sttor having ‘Geen strotebed or ewellod outs
‘elghty-one.
in-volve
voly’), 0.t. £0. omplcae:
Grratslo? surroun tO draw
in-vul-ner-a- bil-i-ty oF oat wed
quality of being incapal ude
in-val'ner-a-ble aan oo
wounded or injured; Greek
Achilles, was tnculnerable eve re ens
in the eal: without any weak point.—ode.
raed (in'wérd), ad). situated within:
in-ward 200 throw thelight tmeard. frou
without: in th mind: ado. towards th
Interior; as,
in-ward-ly (7 red,,.0ds,
can- feelings; secretly.
in-ward-ness °° rete, atte raat
| in-wrought 2335 tineoe ins OTOP ads:
patterns
@ Wodid), n. a compound of
Wiphanother lement. Mise, Neal
io-dine o nota clement ecurring tn
and ease ag ofa Ha ich v4 Sfetee vapor hen een ented:
aa b-0em: 1.0d’6-form),
‘hiso india oo
iv 0-do- form ¢ walline. antioent
odor.
baBt, £6; found; boil; fuiction chase; good; joy; then thick; hw — wh agin when;
zh=z as in azure; kh =ch as in loch.
Pronunciation key, pages’ xix to xxi.
Tonic order
332
T-on-ic or-der G2°% S28). to
Tt re) r'O U dsm, Lone owe
promise
randum of & debt;
eee ity
iorke'l-
nee:
adj.
infdestcence ee ree:
ke. those of the
rainbo'
iri-des-cent 0 Get-de' eat), ied
of the ratnbow.—adi bgt Rat
roan,
aa te Am), rare element
ivid-i-um {iewnat hike ‘platinum, one
of the heaviest ‘tnown oh metas trid
jes
frye
iris Seyret, he papi of
rainbow: s spr peteg
ink. L-SCOpE for tho TIGRE ig SDDS
ra
“4
‘rish), a pertaining Ireland,
Fa eS En
Tsrish-ism sifty ctepeech: iran chitecter
Sie (ore
the dull details of
oesito rey:
irksome son sermon ea maybe irksome,
at tee Bl pleasant). .
i-ron (arn), na metallic clement; the
of
metals: “an instrument fade -
Glaliy one to mouth Clothes by. ny
thing expecially hard: in n 60, olf, a eli mad nmiade of
Worn K), the Jatost prahistort
ge ot the tse Of
ae ae
a
‘init | Fre fut-a-ble
that name formerly inhabiting
Sontral wow York: ‘an Indian tribe: called also
Fre Ne
ra-di-ant ((1¥'aitnt), ad). giving torte
ee di craven 4. to shed
irradiate (a0. ¢ ight
a! breed
cl. omit rays of. ri ‘analy adj
rial an
“| irrational resening Dowern: ‘contrary
claimably.
{i-r8k* fin-sfl<
ir-rec-on-cil-a- ble os ate
ir-re-cov-er-a-ble Sai age capasie
1g Tegained.—ade.
int Te. ?-deem.-a- -ble sheers Boapeble,
silver: td of popes ‘money;
irredeemably.
Tr- re- den-tist ("4 rg atop.
into Itbly both tee
known tage, aa, Halle eg on ere
tion.
ir re-du-ci. bie & E
H ar ot
ho
I
ft
ae
Sea ete
sags os
Sheorrect, ag an angl-
a
ment; _unansweral
ue senite, rare, cat, ined flir, ask, pdrade; scéne, vent, Edge, novél, ref@i;
right, sin; céld, ‘bey, cérd, stép, cdmpare; ‘init, ‘finite, bard, cuit, fochs, mend;
irregular
333
isolation
irreg-wlar Gree panies
li. ou a6), adj
ir-re. gious is ad
rade. irreligiously. . .
ir-re-me-di-a- ble 2 iter t
being Telleved;
4 -bI)
capatig ct
irre re- piiesds ble oe Sey
dued, curbed, or checked. ee ode.
ir-t re-proach-a-t ble say Prapetie. hi
tar iexeprosahabiy.” blamed; blame
ade. thably. 1"
ir-re-sist-i-ble {324 apn, at [st
sepods Bot to be opposed; overpowering.—
Geis"h-80), od) undecided:
irs res-0-] lute os 0g). sundecided:
ir-re-spec-tive
az male citizen, oe
Lr
fi Cried States may
race or color—ads,
ir. irze-spon:si-ble Lt Sop aunt able fe $a,
aie agen
txbv'd BD, ads
repoversble 2.
irze-triev.a ble;
ir-rev-er-ence Oreyéréne), nay a rad
don; @ disrespectful
ir-rev-er- ent ore eee wot 9
of veneration.—ade reves
ir-re-vers-i-ble
intev.oca ble (re
ir-rev-o-ca-ble
Tact
Gr'e-varet. bl), adj. tn
capable sips ome
ai adj.
being
7 causing water 10°00
over it by canals,
ir-ri-ga-tion ine coe, eS RARE | fee
means of canals, igs Te ;
ir-ri-ta-ble (oled 1 tnger! esatly cabesd
o some pi eal coed
tability, irritableness.
ae ~ excitable, irascible, susceptible, sensi-
intita bly bn ads. with vera.
itritant (lessees etre
which causes cine or ‘inflammation; a8,
irritant ea
ns cheat and
Ser A
on aggravate, worry, embitter, madden,
tn;
Fup tiv), ad tending to
Fush in upon: rusbing In
‘cingular present indica
ir-rup-tive -tive {
fis oe oro Ce the Bix Rebr
° 6 Bible, a, ebrow
ing | L-SAAC peirtret "Abrahara Dd
i Eat'é),
T-sa-iah {7'%%:,! kata), p. in the Bible.
prophets; Boo aE of “ike ‘Old Testi ment.
3a
Is-car-i-ot Pera on ae ame
into the hands of the Jews.
. mn. in the site.
raham and Hagar:
‘mi-8)
onto, oF Abs
isha. ma.el.ite Seat ey. Ot" wahimsel
and Hi ‘social
; hence, a
‘as, | tin pre}
level.
’sd-bir'tk), adj. of
i-so-bar-ic (eeP erie pe
taining to, or showing, lines ca denoting caual
Tevel; as,
oe tate co io ie Wolkt), of. to place
situation apart as, fis neceee
1O BBlaie ‘people’ suffering. from” con
fous
-la-tion ("e:18abtn: d's shan,
of alone: detachment’ as, tsolation from
familv.
the eyes. —_
b58t, £664; found; boil; fuiction; chase; pod; joy; then, thick; hw =whasin when;
zh=3 as in azure; ‘kh =ch as in loch.’ "See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxi.
334
isometric
i-so-met-ric Siusity ot" moar Ce)
in the axial lines of a crystal. 5
i-so-met-ric pro-jec-tio -tion bien
Beant a kind of drawing desis
ciple a Perspective.
is -S0s- ce-les {'2oy'8}#2), adj. having two
i isotherm { spthorm), n, an imaginary
on the earth's nica, cere, the a same
erage ual of seasona|
tae her mal eye at be
same time; Be, a ‘chart.
is iso: aeopie Ge Gesteetpig oa). Ray vad), having the
Iz’ Arita), n. in the . able, the
israel | el {Fbrew ‘pattiarch Sucoby the de.
scendants of facade: the Jews; as, the children
of Israel; the northern kingdom after she a di-
vision of theesow ws; those who returned
the Babylonian BPE, an.
Is: ra el-ite (fitrect o” sacob; sebeew!
Ista-elitish Ghats to the fork
Jewish. Also,
e ‘Q-Gns)
is-su-ance ing or giving outa sending
forth; ‘as, the tssuance of 8 ‘an n edicts issue.
issue fat).
that eee flows ‘or, passes out
as, the issue of blood or pus
Publications as, the fosue Dts book: the entles
jum ‘amount sent out at one time or
lar period: as, the J
ites;
oe hs fue rls count
‘door of the car;
repeating:
°5f the wi
Tiere Q-tin’ord-e),n. the
tierra Be tee are
it-er-a-tive gees sty), odf-
“Whoo, ‘whoo, whoo” or
oe
n ree aRES
fttn’@e-Bt), 0
of fae Gs) pr (3), Brom, the poremive case of the pro-
its hs oo Of the two words
). pron. the emphatic
it-self Ratuivs nkm'or das, fo bared colt
a ine: 9. ‘the work tiself, and not for Or money.
‘come or pass out; arise, as from a source; Tye {1¥). 8 colloquial ‘cont of the
the stream fssues frome hill; flow; proceed; two words I y
be descended. i-vied (vid), adj pvered, with, or ove
‘Sun., 0. emerge, spring, emanate: n. | 4-' grown wit Ivy; as, walls,
fethoonyan Grmean), aay ining t0| 1-VO-TY substance which’ forine “oss Poses
isth-mi-an f which con-| of the ‘elephant, , ete: adi. made
nects two larger bodies of ‘7, | of, o ilke, {vory.
wee who lives on, or who was born on, an| 3 Gyo ainay |}, the seed of acer
i-vo-ry nut fi palm. which,
A ‘k of lan
isth-mus 282.9 na, Be | hon dry, te vena
th entra |1-VO-Fy palm ffom ‘nich ave obtained
tning to fhe Ivory ate used an alt imitation ‘firey
language: i. (vb-ri-tip?), n. a particular
slender, surface,
lc): used
a Riso,
n. a skin discase causing great
Hitch (emg,* ss stcce and teaaha
itch
Ate, sendte, rare, c&t, local, flr, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, cl, post
right, sin; cbld, Obey, cérd, stép, cbmapare; anit, Onite, bin, cit fobs mend
jab 335 Janizary
jack-straws (MrHtE yc." 2.8m
Se Serene ge it oa oat
Wood adel ia the gain,
the) Ja-cob (uteri. son of fsancand Rebeca,
jecinth a tem ane
hunts tn packs: ¢
one who does
base work for .
another: trom the incorrect supposition that
the Jackal hunta prey for the lion.
jack-a-napes Ques meee or seo
fire
jiik’as" the male ass;
jack-ass (oy) vlodkhead: used with
‘contempt.
jack boots (Jk, 2&2), boots
ing above the
jack-daw (i407, & glosty. kind of
may be tal
crow which is often tamed and
t to imitate the human voice.
jik’8t), n. a short tailicss coat;
an outer cori put on Uke a
5 88, & cork
prevent heat from
oe cats Oh inedhd= pos:
jack-in-the-pul-pit pi). "5."a wild | or
flower of the orchid family, Broce in color.
jack enife fare Wis” rotor "mors J
Belkin" tern
jack-o" -lan-tern (iio Spumpita ‘cut
to resemble a human face, having a light
fnaige Ex a lantern similarly made, of card-
jack ‘<ab-bit ak TAbIe), B Jarge pare
rag
with long ‘legs and
Jong
aherwards Talled Israel; father of the twelve
9 —Genesin xxv-1.
n. one of a club
gake-biny,
Tac- 0-bin Every extreme democrats
uring tho Frosch Revolution of 1780; hanes,
‘a violent extremist adj, Jacobinic.
2. in English
Jac-o-bite tinct, Mistory. s follower of Janes Tt
sf Ukk’O-n8t), n. a fine soft white
cotton material somewhat lke
dyno a: tired oF wormout horse;
jade hc * trad oF monn bore:
used ccontamptuousiy or hun 2 aly: an
Spegus scariprecions” afene' ot dark” preea
color: v.f. to tire by long continued labor;
harass.
|, Sun ¢. weary, tire, worry.
bling the
leopard;
ince.
eon tiger
ja-hiid’), ‘Mohammedan hol:
ja-had (4-*2),,7, ¢, Mohammedan oly
oi dal), Am} Driso! especially, a place
jail s a my
jail hero berpons guilty ot “minor offenses
nis tn charge of
a
‘gncler.
thick, sweet, fruit preserve;
and pp, fatimed. pdr 1 jamnsningl to equeces
Fi Bad Tightly Block “dp by
b ihm), n. one of the upright sides of
jamb 8 are frindow-opaning.”” oF
James (ghan). n the Biblo, the son of
the twelve aponioan Matt. Ive 2ty the son
of, Alpheus, “one of the twelve. apostles —
Matt. x8: 2 book in the New Testament,
tie pit of samen.
jas gle ea, Valeo
ingle on the ragman’ ne tt
ind: nice chatter: .
tor di rs:
ad
ary
ete CHD, a Turkiah sol
b68t, £66t; found; boil; fuaiction ; chase; good; joy; then, thick ;hw = wh asin wh
kh =ch as in loch.” See pronunciation key, pages’ xix to xxi.
th=7 as in azure;
January
ier; “formerly, one of =
acted as
who to the 5
famous for the ing:
with s small letter. .
January of
Ud-pan’) fehiebedany
kind of called
iatonaa,
ja-pan
apa aher fhe, Jepances « aos ‘of orna-
sera Hel of cra, Heo
‘eal oe
: 2
Ja nese ?itows, im inkabhants,
ae ee
aot
Japa: -nesque kp" nek), ad}, renem:
Japanese style
the camellls
japonica 2spen"¥i "sont
or red flowers; the. Japanese quince.
jar & (Jar), n. a deep,
earthenware or
duced bya euddon harsh
pound: conflict of opinion or interest: rt.
p. p. jarred, p.pr. jarring|, to cause
Weatako ‘by: a sudden ahoek: Jolt: ed.
interfore or clash;
to have a disagrecable
jar-di-miére (rental tower stand or holder
‘of porcelain or metal.
fiatge 8 shake, pro:
jock’; Jolt;
oe
two oF more languages:
sions of a party, soct
etc.
jas-mine (/tsin), na, sorub with
pie). a many-sbaded oped
opaque
dartz, usually red, brown,
i fragrant flowers. Also, jasmin,
jas-per (is
tA low: whew palbed, As % made into a
lety of ornamental
7j jondts), n. @ disease
terized by yeliownens of
the eyeballs, sida ste, caussd’ by disorder
of Re (bller Renée, a mental condition ia
Sich o' ng al jefal, disagreo-
ble, cte ad). Juundloed.
jaunt rade?
‘the Dassongers
alt sidewise, hack to back.
juny Sy tht:
Givin: javelin ns
jave-l iin lene pear intended’ eo
thrown by the hand,
jaw {{0),,”. either of che bones of
3 1 mouth In which the teeth
placed; mouth: maw:
yy (ib, pS chatiaring bird akin
fo maagpie, bright
iy Ss foathers.
él’ds), adj. full of oe
jeal-ous (one.
broad-mouthed vessel | of
(zhar’ds‘nyar’), n. an orna-
je-june
je ju-num ae —
the
etc.
fe small Intestine.
A
Wevout a Baran sound? | ast
jen-net n% romances
Jen net borin, ld ema a
- Gén7), n. a machine for spinning:
feat Danieoftan used to denote
female birt: ;
(8 b3! :
"havi
hind legs, aday
oe jumping: Rem
quick *
je-reed Goa).
lin or blunt ‘ded ot
Biitiet"® eatne ninyea "vith "jectedss “hist
jer-e mind {er cog ae
‘Sppointment, or _compiaint: so called in
giusion to the Book of Lamentations @
‘or suspicious f willing to have ain preach! the
‘rival, of feat ofa val ins atc: Hobo pro ot decemntan Rlso. arcane.
ful-Lads Jealoustye ave Saves | jerk (rine ot push “toy “arom whe s
jeal-ous-y (tite. n. suspicions fear or | auddon “quick” movement, cut ee ae
of having one's place taken bys rival.” | sudten quick pull, ‘toist pass, er aoa:
Ate, seniite, rfre c&t, local, fir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent; » pagel relér;
right, sin; céld, Obey, cbrd, stép, ebmpare; Gnit, Onite, barn,
jerk Jew
jerkin Gn Sr [ane -it's bark Gore's ues vowing
pen YF sire. ca, moving with _autcke
Jerky marie ‘and rrequent Hope ade
ker te tn, the Bible, the Son
Jeruay.
fer-sey (it Pertaining, to the
Jerse ey i seer, ohio, tte ceed of os
Pihiek ‘woolen upper garment
foo garam
‘Spectmens of Ancient Jewelry. 1, Egyptian; 2, Assyrian; 3, Myoenman; 4, Greek; 5, Etruscan.
i i} (jée’d-min), n. a shrab with | p.pr. |. to spurt out: to shoot oF
jes-sa-mine {Mgrmt dowes. "Ao, Tex: | pout'outr eeu
jasmin. i n. that part of a ship's
Dis thrown into the sea
: jet-ti-son (8 !s00). n. the act of throw-
jest. -er ¢ a tho, makee :| Jett oe eine lost or wrecked:
). fa member of the Ro-| the goods so thrown overboard: | jeteam
« ‘venoel.
ois. t Gaub, nip fetttes Cia)
1584. jes (l2)],
agp to, | Jet-ty creendina Into tho water, used as'
the Jenulta, thelr
best, 166%; found ; boil ; futiction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = wh.asin when;
zh=s as in azure; kh =ch as in loch. .” See pronunciation key, pages xix to xi.
jewel 338 John
x. ys his 7
Jew-el eae de! bredous monet orna- Polsily, of the prowess of country: by
thing oor
to yioen ita, or a8 with, gems: nk
jow-el-er gas aa gue aa + one who jinn $2, ee finn Gin}.
‘ornaments, gems, , jeweller. ‘appears in Orten! alles Ale,
jew. Try duster: Jo0'sten. nm precious jinriki-sha (mrcrens). ns
je" -CL-TY stones, ornamenta’of gold and | fapantes two-wheeled et
taken sollectively; the art or| riage, drawn by one of more men.
sar:
Frade of & jomaler,
Jew-ish oo euler ete, Ricans | jitney yey taper ea
jo Pmt ie )], & sweetheart of
uage, customs,
jew-1 7. Judea; a district of
{ EY Seo i jews; the race of the jab (G80), 7 8 plese, of work, at seal
etal xongue Bs, i
which, when placed et. (pt. and "jobbed, -p. cee
Tween’ the teoth and struck Pera Ge od real
jibe GT a aot me sh, 'eg= [job-ber-y gotguns in et
ight eee, raced
| ioc °y Se iq assert
cheat: ¢. i.
ily sone
jerky motion; a ‘club; small hs ee (0-kiei-t), n. ‘the quality of
‘in Datars o-c08 f
inte, found ate i a Pes lies +tY boing humorous, gay, or menry.
lt YBt. .n. 8 coquette or flirt: st. to G ‘sportivencs.
: ee SSS pease | Jo el St Soh
jim-my gm. n 2 short crowbar used ise bai se wa Pe and br jogged.
impet-sha}
jin. le UlA’gl), n. ao ep inkling. metallic n. @ slight or shake; slow trot. :
cet +H ote oie |Jogeele ee TE agteeany sie
mera OEe
eh pas
as, the hn J6n), n, in the Bible, a son of Zebedee.
Dells JON cne ‘of’ the twelve apostles: te
jin-go Yt tee Brad oe one | Skat Seed, pepe by Beas’ Rer
‘Of the Russo oC 1s77°76, wianod ‘Testament, cont Epistles, or letters,
john, who was tbe
supports
Ate, seniite, rire cit, lol, fir, ask, pdrade; flan Sr
right, sin; céld, 6bey, cdrd, stdp, cBmpare; init, ani » Pe red
339
don bao), the English peo
le personified, or a typical
as
a
1
i
:
e i
Joists. a
Joke (ims mirth jects apart: 60 leat:
i ats jeer eneme o8
JOK-€F sca
jol-li-fi-ca.tion Gai" Zo :
jol-li-ty oor as
jol-ly joticrs, “of i
| chanic who has served his
joyful
jon-quil for kra: joven. n. & ae pune of
ihe fragrany homers ‘ibe. Jonge,
jo-rum {Sviror ust whicn'it contains,
icouoa]
Jo-seph 03380... in the Bibl a Hebrew
2 | Genesis" axa the “husband” of Ma,
, | mother of Jesus
Matt, 1. 8-36:
5 erat,
josh-u-a or rSatian* piet ie
of Canaan and
aeons, 6 ttle oe
2e, one Jol of ong tele
from the law.—Matt, v. 18.
jounce (2)
journal &
other
Saybook: a eapetions ake
jour. ism iene ered ‘at
stated ‘times or current news; the influence
by such Uterature; the Drofeasion of
publishing, editing, or writ! for,
journalist Sata 3 a art
Paper; one who keeps a daily record of events.
jour-nal-is-tic 2in2 ‘do tik) adj. re-
heir makers, of the’ of
‘or the prefeaion
jour-ney $25". "2
time of travel; a day ‘3 work or travel:
to ares from one. to another.
jour-ney-man {ornemin) 7,
1. Jour
‘a me-
learned a trade and works, especially by the
‘YOeet), n. 8 combat with
ms bet
coustng /mirt 5
BE as and 3.3 delle. Bar sepa ‘or incloved fi art ofa tournament
8 good-ht , the foe (Artht
jolly ly-boat bi gana "oe ship's small all | court: Ot. "io engage ie in such Soomae ‘Also.
jort 2, gst), we sha by sudden Jerks: Jove Gerin0 grate at the wou
Medes fork? wave Bry” motos *) jo-vi-al foun pea gt comrade,
Jo-mah (eretseat which tals’ the etory ‘G8, n. che Jaw or Cheek:
s thes wae Gb. a che awa aman
Br rng. | jowl wick a Reavy Yowl; "heed Of & ab,
joy & ob, n. grlety; gladness 3 0.4. to rejoice
Sums me ne Pleagire, mire ie Pane ee
at ful eure odf, full of eladers: as,
joyless 340 jumbo
}, ad) vu
joy-less doomy: “desoairine dit: tor: | J je-dicial Sie sditininiatlod a fuse
a Ju in .
oy.ous @ ‘Saas ad glad causing happi-| a court of justice; im ade. Judietally.
joyous to tl oP aE adi cary & vet a bre
Joy stick pans which cortcsponda to the | of vil and crimalsal aw” ‘adie portale to
stecring wheel of an automobile. ‘Courts of justice; judicial, ins So
ju-bi lant 9° Gop pribat) adj. ut ring eH ju-di- cious oo-diah ds), ag3. pradent;
qxultingly glad ede fabuaetiys | ment or discretion; as, a judicious ehoics,
ju-bi-late GoepEao, rf, ‘to acs sa
08; yore the 16uch
in the Latin ‘eraion?” heson,
Toe Joys expresdion of
from Egyptian bondage; th
sary of ts a year of special indulge: >
irantad by the Bo eri twenty-Afh ep iand: ‘impos
Ju-da-ic Jo%ekm). 24). pertaining to | ture. —
u-daize Ges the * tole ye
aandom 7 are ees juggler-y {is eee meee
Ju-da-ism Srencaies and doetri of ot Fu go-Slav wigeesity, 2. one, of the
Ju-das Ge ‘dds), n. in the Bible, the| race which ‘includes ‘Serbo-Croatians.
‘paisciple who betrayed Jesus; hé jugula and aiceenen®
dne who betrays another under pretense lar {o'st-ide), ad). pertaining te
fude Bins na ert Testa a he lane Gla) ven ch hich rogure the
palsted to
adit ’sposd.“etos between two “ot more
persons; one ao, has , knowledge, or
eee ro asia dudes af poetry: one of te
anything; :
chief ‘rulers of ihe Israelites, from the death
ang de determine a case and pape sentence.
So ae rere Sal ad vO-ket), an
Judge -VO-CALE orice of tie few
ernment in the t-lal by court martial
officer or soldier.
the act of
‘the decision of @ court; mental power of
deciding correctly by the com) Of facts
and. Ideas; intelligence; criticiam: opinion;
Dunishmont inflicted by God: the Jt te
the final tral of mankind by God.
decide in & trial of | 7
1ib0e)” ne the fuld’ contents, of Plant
to| JUICE or Stimat ‘structures, conetstiie of
Water in whlch ts Gisvolved ougar or other
substances: slang, electric current.
{igGs") adh fall Of Bald: as, juicy
‘ull of interest or ‘scand
fb Gr tte of the Mediterranea
(J08'J96t"96), n. the Japancee
31 of wrestling.” which opposes
ju-lep {&/8)..n. 9 drink composed of
julep t freure of ‘sugar and water I
‘whieh. medicine is
Julian (eee a aes
Bdlusted by Jullus Cissar. 46 Bes
lena!
bape Grogottan your (New Stylo) in Hrglaod:
juclienne (esr 'meat solp, with chopped
July
jum-ble Ub). oP cos mae
Fee 6 mictare ‘vt. to mix in a confused
yn. discernment, discrimination, under-| mass; throw together without order: ei tO
: at-kd-ttn)..n. & court Wambo Uuahone
Sh fing | JUM-bO sitmal 't
te, senate, rare c&t, local, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, &vent, noval, refér;
right, sin; céld, dbey, cbrd, st8p, cSmpare; dinit, tinite, brn, ct, foctis, meni;
juxtaposition
ined; ui
Gaal thy "no tus paint oF tine
it which tro bodies are joined:
jun per ee
ij Gate
nab
Pleces of
cable, re
ete., ured fo
making
mats, oak- Hl
um, 3
Ey
cn
flac.
aac
sts
funk-er
z
gries of the aristocratic party in Prussia.
‘n. &. preparation
jun-ket Goyke. 0-8,
of swectment: ers sor gmcursion: plealo:
excursion or picnic.
or place | committee of
ju-ris-dic-tion APratsonty: extant ot
wer: as, the jurisdiction of a court or state;
The disuclet over which any authority extends.
ju-ris-pru-dence 2% pr eneceey;
la’ system: of laws or ® coun!
cores ‘rist), n. one jed in tho
ju-rist Sfonce or"iaw:” as. Blackstone
Was 8 great, a gh Surist.
"2 a yma one who
ju-ror Gor
jOO'rt), n. a ‘bod: of men, usually
| jury GORD. mo boty of men orally
and sworn to inquire Into, or decide on, the
evidence in case of law before shem
experts selected to
prizes, to adjudge the value of land, ete.
JU-TY-MAN Who serves Gos surge
-ry mast
jOO'rl mast ‘temporar
ee ig plac ot ons that
dasa Seeding, divine or
tai | just fim it iving to every
man his due! fiunlt” eeact:°reiar:
adv. exactl;
‘the quallty of bel
Jus-tice aie “0 frst dealing wit
beolute fuirnees! as
Si it.
‘Ant, Soa hats
; & judge or magis-
jus-ti-ci-a- rr
ua a bogaig iets Bre ides:
‘justiciar,
jus: 1S-tf fia. -a-ble (10 see "4-1 wet oo gape:
%
jut °. oa fytted, p.pr.
bya, rok jus out Sat Boma mouraln
it), n, the fiber of an East Indian
Slant ‘used for pope, ‘bs
Juno if Gn}, ne ip Roman mythology: etc.—Jute, a member of a Low German tribe
Se TG ca cag: | ving tn Jauland, ‘some of hor, mis ry
Kdentigod srith tho Ged Hers Brifain, Tt atone Tnvaded, and sottiod in.
7 td) "amembly ‘council (GOO*v8-nie’
jun-ta Gating its: an the ass in, | -ve-nes-cence £m, een rae),
jun-to stimber of mn gecroty tomblacd | JU-Ve-Nes-cent (Sernfa aaa
‘pi ter Gouin. nm jn/Roman my-|ju-ve-nile femak eh cat ot &
ecb the god of the heavens: | sultable to, youth; an surenile books: “©
1 donna takh aan
a
juridical Taw or to the procesdines
of law courta: juridical days are
Young perso; a book tor children.
ju-ve- -nil-i-ty J90°ve-n0'7-t),n. youth-
ings | jux-ta-po-si-tion (! ori -pO-rish’fin),
the courts are of
boat, {06t; found; boil; futction ; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw =whasin when;
§ as in azure; kkh=ch as in loch. ‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to ‘xxi
lose to
state of being clos
Kaaba 342
kennel
K
Ka-a-ba (kt'ébé;_ kni’bé), in. the shrine
-DA at Mocca towards’ which all
‘Mohammedans turn when praying. Also,
(ch'fée). n, a member of one of the
Ka-fir tSirod'trives of South Africas thar
n. any kind of capbage with
open ctirled fenves, Algo, tail
Pane i ediene eianats
small bits of colored glass, which. by an
arrangement of mirrors, oe, caus ‘to appear
ze ety of bean Pha LT" ad. skOp‘ik),
ka-lei-do-scop-ic {4 "Coustantiy mov: | on’
jon and ni chaning: i; _changingly beautiful; as, a
Kalen dar (iten- aay ra aster, of | preserve:
‘months, etc., 20 a8 to fix dates: a table or aot
Of tables, showing the divisions of a given
ear, with the days of the week on which dates
kat; kali, n. in Mohammedan
Ka-lif Sinuices one who. has civil and
religious authority. “Also,
caliph.
ka-me-rad the ‘exproedon "wd bY “=
o
pure mnie c1ay ‘Kangaroo
pag fom which “porcelain ia made. Also,
Ka-ra-keul (18*r#;420!,.2. » fine grade of
karat (cisco Seen
expross the Sacness Of gold ‘used in jewelry,
tid (xk'tr-did"), 1. a largo, gon,
ka-ty-did treo insect “which, “makes
shrill neta tothe words " Katy did; id
unting canoe made
kay. alc Cfpeatsicn, used inaretic Amor
‘Also, bain bie yagi nt AOTC |
Ate, senate, rare c&t, local, fir, ask, pdrade; sete, évent,
right, sin; céld, dbey, cérd, stép, cdmpare; init, dnite, barn,
._n. a small anchor used in
kedge ae ork Pa. to move (a vem,
frame; hence, a ship; “in an airship, the
lowest and central
2. to furnish with a keal: v.f. to turn
keel; turn OVE: ath), 4 to
keel-haul ae beet crag, under
sternly.
or timber
‘acute; as, keen eyesight: n.
Bitton wail: ir. to wail loudly—de ‘Eeonly.
kee p ae ie {p.t. and p.p. PP Kept Pp.
ae io iar or ohecevOs as
. to keep & secret: any:
or condition: as, she Keeps cheerful: stay m
rovision by which one
Beamon Pe ‘donjon of an ancient Ses
‘Ant.’ (seo abandon).
keep-er (f2'80,,7 one who guards, main,
Kelt g)., 2 2 member ‘of ons of the
CLE primitive races of central and westee
Europe, from which are descended
Bretons, Welsh, tha Gaelic Seoeeh:
& member of one of thesc modern races:
person who seals. a Celtic language, oF
Spe derlved fromthe early Celts. Als.
galt ag) Celtto, Raltse,
fay ne ows
ken (52 and "pp
ke'nd), 7. ‘of
(kein), m2 game,
sSe
Kerb Sii2lea tos norse's bit
of stones, ete,
24. to restrain: to make a stone edge 10, a8 8
sidewalk. Also. curb.
ker-chief
Ker-mes (Firms, 7, the dried bodies
warlet dye: ‘a Mediterranean oak on which
Her racy (Orints), n. a festival or fair:
ker-mess Sifinaly, “a “church festival:
ker-o-sen
n. @ refined
for buraing =
in lampe.
Ker.ry ¢
Irlah breed of «
Talsed in Co
Kerry.
ker-sey { ’
cocatmere. Kestrel
Kes-trel Sinn auailsue and
Ketch Sista, diuuns Tesolin Bagiong,
mane
ketch-up (ip), sen seer!
ete. Also, catsup, catchup.
bé8t, {80t; found; boil; fuction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = wh asin when;
= as in azure; kh=ch as in loch.’ See pronunciation key, pages xix to sodi.
zh
Ae
ne
Be
cai
rt
ai
5B
if
crown of an A, Keyntone
i . cht drab-colored
Khaki G82, to, *yileh*, oraberloed
collectively, this, cloth; as, tbe
chan iy? iui’ nan Atle’ prince,
. or governor; in the Orient,
Mem the offal tite
Ihe-dive eniie of zaypt. “
Kick (0), ‘2. & blow with the foot: =
Backward
tt. to strike with
the foot: o.f. resist: Back.
Kkick-shaw diii‘cr out" of ue wat
4
id (ia). n. the of the goat:
Keidd star's sore dan Mood tor" fires,
a small wooden tub; slang, child:
made of kid: v.t. (p-t. and p.p. kidded,
Kidding], to furnish or cover with kid:
humbug, a'nkp, et
"4 nip), _v.t.
Kkid-nap (unspkD” pier.
steal, carry away, or dina
of e'human ‘being, ‘especial
n idnaper. =
ill;
kilometer
344
fI-o-watt Gio-n%e), n. aunt for mea-
Kil o-watt murine 'tw bow ot tu oasis
Genet. a
me! ac order:
age
3 gar. tim’t-nd),. 2.
tee "robe of "the
‘ainlcable, anata, {rtondly.
iin-der gar: ten (dngergirrten), 2B
dren in which they are taught by object lessons,
find-heart-ed ¢ Ind’h&r’t&d) ot.
generous; _ sympathetic;
‘charitable; full of good
kin-dle oe Soars ‘S|
(kind’nts)
ality of be
ay el
marriage; persons
ki-ne-ma-col-or Sopra or ok a
. 2.
ihevstets oF
Position of &
monarch.
tras), a
braced strocture supporting a roof, with =
BES ag Sant
vertical member.
king w
fora violet
finted wood
kinetic re vee she “aa
i aa,
‘nich ‘treata tir ae FP "forces rao eo
or juencing motion. 1b
ki-ne-to-graph grin. nan apparatus | Kitke r isoor
for, taking Bhotowrada st ying oblects| krir tle (kar't)), m. an upper garment:
1d reproducing thenf on a screen, petticoat: v.t, to array in a kirtle:
is in soakameion a a, Hirtled Yo tho oe a
o o- kis-met there is iio cocape from Kismet”
sae tis Seo —Kings, iro it q
iI books ne Old ‘Testamen
apes Jewish kines,
Ate, seniite, rare, c&t, lool, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, vent, Sage, orth noydl, refer refs
right, sin; céld, Obey, cord, st8p, cdmpare; énit, dnite, bern,
kitchener 345 Knight Templar
kitch-en-er S?.55%) knav. ish Gay 'MD, adi. dishonest; mals.
Knavishty ord
z venvette Hes. na imead (oad) "74. to york into.» mame by
kitch-en po-lice S1g8/°3, 28-180. knee nee ah eirar .
service in
a Pe at Police dus} ts punah ince ee breech-es Sere ep,
fast
Vax
anrular
the
the ‘corps
klep-to-ma-ni-a fepric
ing iteelf in an irresistible imp: ulse to steal.
klep-to-ma-ni-ac ce ade
the impulse to seal” of an and
kip spring-er (kip’spring’8r), ns
note fee ee Bhies aataeaad th
Soareo alr
cemarkable
7 capecially persons Gor
of
enick-lenack @%2t42,% 4tsle orma-
knife (2'0..2. (nif), n. rR with’ (nivz)), 2 cptting
a leather or cloth traveling case ae errant pare Le tpl
Sy soltiors | ci
pecially by soldiers: | Middlo, Ages, a: knight who” wont
{ho modern soldier uses bial of adventure, to show
the same purpose. ,
knap-weed (irre nf common imight-er- rant-. bry th (aie rte %
teed in the United Btator, in meadows and | customs of hood wa knights.
doa it’ ne ra) n oP. char.
wi le fi
aa eon called nil wees. PUD FOwSrS: | Inight-hoor
knave (néy), nr. fh dishonest or deceitful | of a knight;
chiva
3, , formerly, rey dj. Wilke
man of humble birth; « Piaying Pac knightly i eat Sse a ead
‘figure of 8 soldier a
Kknav-er-y (By hiontar trate Knight Tem-plar (Prighta teens),
bést, £6t;; found; boil; fufiction; chase; good ; joy; then, thick; hw =wh asin when;
zh=z as in azure; kh=ch as in loch.” See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
ory
24 teri {aa
ied wal.
(nit’Ing), the work of
Enttety te netved fabric thus
ay
ae
or landsca}
knock
ft. to give a plow to:
thing hard or heavy!
ly: 0.4. to drive or
knock-er
knock-kneed {Ee ie Beat Laward
the knoes; hence, lame, weak.
Ino (23.7.2 Founded. Hillock; | hultop:
of a bell: v.t. to toll. t
Be nan: architectural ofnament
nop 2 oh teth preatocirl, oraimens
Je a Bates SAGE lingo ering ot
Imot (R24 ar ‘cord “ots
ty
part of a
Be, at nite fiz”
or joints; make Knots for
(noting) of lace
Dt TIN work: ‘paint o¢ rod lead, ete
at seal
oe knotly
* OB leathern wi
me ae eae
:
lag
ofa truth or fact; learning;
‘eequaint
imowledge
gidll from practice:
Teen learning, science.
Ant. (see ignorance). (nb -nith’tig)
Know-Noth-ing (inthe) a8
Pntvod States, in 1853, cas @ few years fol-
which claimed that none but native
aa ee
nik’), n. the
calf uck-le i, to Es bend th Reeds! 8 :
e
submit! ‘with down or under. awed
knurl (n@rl), n. a hard knot, or anything
mae
Ate, senate,
right, sin; céld, dbey, c6rd. stp, 8
tance; informa-
aH kola
rare, cat, loc&l, fur, ask parade;
mpare; init, dnite, born,
ae
sodaker, kodakry.
Koh-i-noor Sihctelarsediamcna, ans
of the British crown rels.
(cod). STavtho nut of an Afican tree,
bitter and containing caffeine: eed
Also, Aleora. i
a Rag re en
according to abe Jewish law.
i. & Japanese mansical
| ko-to Bo omewhat like the sither.
ko-tow a! na Cl form of
spertor by Peeing tin, iat
a
4, to salute by such an act. Also.
twenty-seven cents.
‘Gees gn),
southern United ‘States after tho Civil War,
Whose object was to frighten the negroes
item.
who were to control
politically and socal, ‘Also, taker."
Keul-tur (e20"t00e), 2. advancement
ote: tur ieee of th 2
the state-cout
German system. -f education “and scienreibe
advance which led to the German desire for
world power.
seéne, ¥t, édge, novel, refér;
t; focks, mend;
23 24 25 26
lacker|
e
&
Ja GB, 2 fie ge nose of the musical ab yrinth (byinth), ns series
rc
Jo‘gér), n. in South Africa, | of each other;
{6 camp for defense, | a maze; a dif- |
formed with wagons, otc.: 4. to protect by | culty. which
dabei {2>%,,7, 5 small sip of Solved: an 8
ee . on paper, | solved: as,
pel etc., attached to labyrinth of
where it is to'g0, who owns => > |Goubt: the
ees gig
te .p. lat . p.Pr. a
y:
, 1. toll, work, exertion, drudgery, er GBarErcS’ahGn). n. the scr
rent or
Palind. (960 kdleness).
lab-o-ra-to-ry Qtr let ai
iach a ag
Wi’bér dB), in the United -MOSE ssa: a he .
La-bor Day State, a day, unually the | one oe ace ‘Also, insetasose,
first, Monday in September. eet apart 4 3|Jach ry. mose shells (1% /"1-mst
la-bored (S): p.2d. done with tol in
ores noe any: elaborate; | a
as, 8 specch or sty! iting. Also,
boured.
Inboured-
B'DEr-Ee), 1. rho. tofln:
la-bor-er (no Wie dom tor hire physical
work that requires Tittle skill; as, the laborer
Giwer by cf his hire,” Also, Ia
iso, labourer.
la-bor-ing (Peep Petiae” wot! ane
Inbori_g woman: t ist great dif
brhorh!, wm i ing against great
la-bo- ‘Sim. 1. heed, scarcity,
lack_a-dai-si-cal {lék"4-di's-kdn, of
.ck-a-dai-si. et
ness. dé-bor'ntn), nea F tal: Mstloa ade, Iackadaisieatiy.
Ja-bur-num optional tes with Yalow | LACK-€F dimatvngahetig ta acoso
ous | task;
mechanic.—adr.
flowern. to cover with a shellac; varniah, lacquer.
Ate, seniite, rare, c&t, locil, fir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, ddge, novel, refér;
right, ain; c6ld, dbey, cérd, stdp, cémpare; anit, finite, barn; cit, focks, mend;
lackey
349
lambent
7, an attendant of low
a footman; a person who
rank:
flatters another supposedly’
Ti aud i to weve Or attend,
as 8 servant.
in-com-ic Sah ea) rooming mace
iin was the author of many famous laconic say-
ings. Also, Iaconioal.—adr. laconioally.
lack-ey (8.
follows and
x
la-dy ox?
gril Yadleg (diay), a well-
Food
la.dy-bird seer Tmeet
with black spots:
cetivae ban a
la-dy-t -bug iharkod ‘with black spoter's
ar
SIAL Se laa ike tsetse
}, etc: . to cover with a var Gra
Tac-qu ‘(ik-), 1. an attendant of low ind dy-ship {Gates fr a titted woman fa
follower: ¢4." and’ od to ecrve or ‘act'as's| pedo Qwatr-alp"e), nw
errant lady’ 's-slip-per The orchid
iac-ta- tion Sroduction of mitt ‘rom
Convey
the finid at Chyle, or gimp which
from’ di
dacteal ducts: hi pl the ducts, sriich con
‘cayle, or fue-con
Fon the intectines to he doe
lactic & crdezved wom, mil
as, lactic acid.
lac-tom-e-ter felled mearariag | P
Lacrosse
‘Btiek
sugar contained in
ica 'alno ‘milk sugar,
pt incunee (ne);
‘omitted ea
Sarre a ake
‘which one cl
the
H lag fie estat. ae move slow
fo| family that, lookn somewnst tke 's” si
Ipper.
. and
behind: n. a falling behind
‘dagger.
ia- ger beer (iets pe). a
Noe ila op er
‘UD, OF
orgd: for some months bofere use. "Aisor
‘ard),
ing -gard are slimy * Bar he phous
lolteree: as, 8 a rd ‘in love: adj. back-
Rie dow
(iging). n. slow motion; th
lag-ging sce of Holding ‘Rack: “stripe of 4
euppore an arch
Finng Coustruction, or the tor ote miine.
Wd-g08n"). . 8 shallow lake
la-goon formed at the mouth of a river
‘or near the nea.
ic (iad, adj. pertaining to. th
la-ic sre not clergymen or Members of sme
faid adr pe and pp of lays ad), marked
3
laid ‘with She paraliei ribbed lines: ‘ssid of
lain ¢ Rn of, Ian), past participle of the intransitive
dae ne tne resting place of
lair {iit}: pz the den of resting place of a
» the lor
ft tM ew marae ot
i
laird tinged pitta, Seer) , re
ay Pinal
reguistion
who are, duvelde ai
lake 9," ©
Ing matter
Tach (iki Betts sof
Dee RR), Binet a pret, monk,
md). 7, a mont
Ja-ma or tun’ of ‘one branch (eamaiemy
fara duns sche f a sheen: the
ene tho ofa
lamb ftom’ of tne sours sheep! ous wan
{gentle or innocent: r4.to bring forth Iamibe
Gam’bent laying
lam-bent fhe'mrtacs; “aickertne Lone
ng. ently:
as, “a. lambent flame
lnmbentiy—n: tas
given
large
ly of water sur-
rounded by land; © purplishered color
the lambent light of stars.—ads.
pence, lambency.
béBt, £66t; found ; boil; furiction ; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = wh asin when
th=z as in azure; kh=ch as in loch.’ See pronunciation key, pages xix to: xi.
not Bead OF effective! aan
to cripple or disable.—ade.
Jamely.—n, lameness.
(d-mént’}, ef, to mourn for:
la-ment 2 to laren! tho ‘oes of = tesa:
#4. to express sorrow: 1. an expreasion of
sorrow.
. weep.
lam. (im’8n-td-bl), ad:
: en pitied
Sacer govalon.oseetnes, ey.
inmented sents n/t), pad. mourned
. [pl. lamine (-n8)],
oe layer pias: Gua. ints oF geale: a cont
or bone; the blade of a leaf or petal.—adj.
" (iim‘-niit), adj. posed
nate Uemtnkt), ad). com
lam-inate oto areiged th, sim goor,
scales, or layers: ‘pt. and v.i. (limT-nit). to
roll, press, or divide into shin shenta, as mal.
nation gor tne tain plates or
Anclont Lampe
lamp. black Mkmprbikk),_.n, fine soot
obtained from the smoke of substances con-
ining carbor from the amok of oll
fimp: ged 8 coloring mata: eto apply
la (km-poOn'),_ 7 article,
iam-poon {& ‘ote. "written to hold
prmon, ue te “Fdlcule and contempt:
in waa the mubjoct of many a
Lampoon! . to abiio oF ridicule in 8 writeen
fe.
‘pr, 1
iam-prey “RRP. 7,an cckllke tah of
which one kind is valued as food.
shaft of wood. with
lente: —Saee
a privace soldier acting as corporal
serboeaits ‘an acting sergeant Also,
oe.
Iane-er eh? SaaTaz iy
kind of equate. dance” arranged for four
Qén’st), nm. surgeon's knife;
lan-cet SUR Fut a EEO pai
building, ete.
land ix. 5 &
{te too: as, farmdand:
opt on shore: as, to
re
Ee
EF
hs
:
fl
i
i
a
|
Fi
2
R,
23
7}
belied
5
ae
sg
ie
Brie
$28
a
i
ood, and two seate:
land-ed (7.54 }, adf Dosecasink. of coo,
proprietor; landed eaate,
n,|land-grab- ber Sho
:| by fraud? im Ireland, one
land from which another:
Und’ gribrer). | n. ooe
Public land
19 who buys or occupies
inn,”
land-locked Sind1¢? ,adJ, nearly sus
locked bay; confined to fresh water by some
barrier; as, Ca
land-lord [iiidines or "iands Whiesbe
rontsto other” the keeper of hol or a
land-lub-ber {Sim for ose who tax oot
who is awkward
ae
the
2 familiar object that
@ locality: fact or
lps % recall other and
dénd’dn‘:
land-own.er $83 raeee prope
rho possesses’ pro}
Tand-poor sent property in) seal’ ciate tat
having little or no rae come with which to
maintain {t and pa:
on ft.
jand-scape ¢ “ilod'akap). oP, the, gamers
a ee
sp0n from one polit of view: a
tenting» scene from nature,
to seaman,
Lands-thing foxes" “ae os
Parliament or Rigad
Land: sturm (oon a
called out.
Ate, senate, rfre, c&t, local, fiir, ask, parades scéne, vent;
Tight, sin; cdld, Obey, cérd, stép, cdmpare; finit, anite, barn,
‘evr, 1 she last
" German
ee eke Poke’ mead,
a 3343 bd ih a4 ape ay Wises anes, | OR ate de 240s 3F 2889 ge
a a | Sa tg
webs Fagg fs ii Re af a8 ie F L: oH
; ne Bg ite ce : 7b
sect He ag
a a ae F
Be ie i fi
Si ate a8
PELE u
i? ta ue penaicaiany |=.
a i < ue ce a |e
a ie fi ie ae sgt pnb! ge
a f sf ii 3s i il ele
We et ek :
EARTH ohE MeAOES i
USE cid Bee
PPLE ELERoE Ea un Fee th ga
352
form of animal pole ee
evelope, ee the “ae ——
lar-val Sin «ti
la-ryn. ge-al
ated Hie ae or oe Sie
lar-yn. sort
inlarama-
-gi-tis Ch abet
Pee at per oe
I-tad), n. bodily or men-
hot weather produces lassitude we?
as, very i
(lis’5), a » Usually of hide,
1as-SO With’. "running noows, used tor
catching wild horses ‘and & cattle: rt. to catch
time or
tie to remain in existence or operation
Segue: (n= & wooden tool for shaping boots
nd shoes; the end.
‘Syme adj. final, latest, ultimate.
‘Ant, (eee frst) ;
often not julring &
oh topecure oF fasten
latch. et dich
fastens asantal
late ¢ iat ad. comp. later. super,
),m. ashoestring:
ip of heather thsi
tame; jas to
Tecentl;
Intenees.
t up late; recently: of late,
have not seen you of late—n.
la-teen sail Gastén’ 3B)
Iatibodial =
|
Medi
iaten ly
(at, ade. not
heatd ibe news
lately; they |
haveilatelycome |
to town. |
la-ten-.cy : |
(a tdn-sh, n. .
the state of
be ing concealed ‘Lateen Sails
¥ A cealed; int a
la-tent (Ren? paclase actives’ ase Gimass
often lie latent in the body for a long
{ime before the develops.—ads.
Teer a] (avert) af, pertaining to. |
later-al proceeding from, or acting poe. |
turned while
being shaped
tid palatal by
by students,
Lat-in Cross {avin the lower a>
longer than the two sides and top.
Lat-in-ism (4:22), ». gn croremton
iiu-diaal gree ast
Hon of, tatitade, or
Ate, senfite, rare cAt, local, fir, ask,
parade; sone, &vent,
Hight, ain; ‘c6ld, Obey, obrd, atdp, cbiapare; nit, dnite, mae, bg
noval, refér;
fochs, menti;
latitudinarian
lat-i-tu-di-na-ri-an (8¢13h"oL ne
range or scope: not att
‘Dellet
lat-ter gi), ad
recent; modern.
lat-tice Spon
ede, laadably.—"n. Iandableness, Inudabiivy.
Jau-da-num (04¢-nim). 1. a prepara-
AWM tion of opium. ;
lau-da-tion Ge4¥sbto), n. high pratse:
laud-a-to-ry (2121820. ad), express-| the
: ctnee-
-in ets). 3 itrous
ingh ig gas aati tt
laugh-ing-stock shjcut‘or falas.“
laugh-ter (qapae) Re onvulaive aptnds
iaunch See da et. to move or
slide into the water,
forth; hurl; dart: .
lige, ‘open plenrtre boat, ‘urually ‘moved by
faun-der dap der: on/dBe), 64. to wash
laun-dress seiakordrte: Ion'drée), nm. 8
laun-dry ce cxtaianment
yore clothes are washed and ironed;
to 8 poet nose dut} is to er
Werte i co
Stone ates | a
of ‘northern United
| places, such as hotels and
ally” in fram.» volcano.
foe la val iiere iE ‘, round, or’ Oval
1,
found in
room.
. one who de-
or enacts a law, as
dB%ite), adj. not obedient
ied py ‘authority: pot
|, 2. an action in s court,
6st, [66t; found ; boil; fuiction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = wh asin when;
zh =z as in azure; kh=ch as in loch.” See Pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
. indolence;_alug-
‘disitke for work,
draining water
to come from by
from the ashes,
ite, rare, c&t, local, fiir, as!
leak Siytiuns, cepecaily s Bula, terot ost
| comme fp neo ties
Sraduaity, can. unittentionally, pubic,
leak-age (3°), the passing is
hole or crack; the quantity that pases ©
oF out; allowance for such lone.
leak-y fata isp
holes or
rade; scéne, évent novel, refér;
» pare 7
edmpare; anit, finite, barn, cit, focds, mend;
‘cbld, obey, cord, st3p,
1. Black oak. 2 White ash. 3. White oak. 4. White elm. 5. Cucumber tree, 6, Yellow!poplar. 7. Syca-
Taore or Bationwood. 6, Sugar maple. 9. Red cedar. 30. Sweet or Rad gum.
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Teal 22> a, spe beertea:
355 legacy
doyal; faith-
Team St bs tl
lease-hold (sae),
cane? rely ao : (Sv), _n. permission 1; de
: ii [leave pardires’ rowel: s chore vacation
the holding of
contract for a
mon
bot, {86t; found; boil; fudiction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw =wh asin wh
th=z as in azure; kh=ch as in loch.’ See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
leath-er-et {ithe mede'st paper: “Also,
leatherette.
leath-ern (eo'ferier "made of. oF
Praise:
stance to render it light, as t with: y
any t that trorkdee ellomtig. dad
abelf; ridge; 1a
Seba: ridge: layer:
edge Of rocks” the ledge of
leek fertie"a “adver 'ufs the Selon. but
3
legal_ 356 lens
fae 7) legcy ss le git ims te oe sob ree =o
le-gal mitt aii peeling to re be | el on for absence “from scheol-
me ziared sual bo recelved in feymcnt of i. Get mke) $0 make, ot, declare to be
a: a forward offer of money in payment |Je pit i mist Germs) ad
n. conformity to | ment, especially of a hereditary Po
Se waa eg-ume Sag; Sia" pion
as, to legatise tho sale of|the bean. pes, etc; = two-valved
fotoricating ayers. tative or Yequel having ite weeds to one side
legate Seto of ule ropsr"as ambamds | Tel sure afi; atv 4n epare tie
loge too (aes e wo pegs an ene fee grom mae
8" ‘. & person 3 a, hours.
leg-a tee Siidin money or property ie | Tel sured (eee), od), haying mcs
inter ono n. the pig aad class of , .
ie. ge-tion er cites ean saa cd let surely BOR, ot, te
7 tely.—n.
mbar: an aneedor and
fo-ga-to ei a, ody, and ody, tn mute,
it breaks
leg-er er (ee mee, aa Tight and fine, ane ag lines nex
below the tusical stat
Pettey bil ea, nthe quallty
easily read.
ices ible a eat acter: apparent,
a0, erical handweting oes Pee
. a division of the
Roman army; en army;
the act
‘or laws;
Congress.
Tegis.ia to tae = ae ™
the laws s0 mad
(8}"w-IB-tiv), adj.
le is le ia-tive tive {on to, te enacted Tmacted Bor ine é
ca 8g lanstnee:
logis-in tor -tor
tue an by bogy,
freee -ture
in
seniite, rare, e&t, locil, flr, a
, sin; cdld, dbey, obrd, stdp, “Sapere
x pare
Lent
ly
lep-ro- Wp ae a1), n. [pl. leprosies:
lep-10-Sy (uid) “toncasitas,
‘usually
‘ulcers and white
QSp'rhs), adj.
ir contasious disease marked
valeers and whitetscaly ‘scaber covered
white scales; unclean.
by
adj. comparative of little; not 20
Gh aaliees meds ‘sme Sy
as, ten less seven: ads. in &
‘asmaller quantity:
fibout; as, soulless, w
Tuler eters: the {peer
a ‘érz p&t‘ént, or p&’-
by let-ters | Prep fant), ail official paper
* | erum) and talaing's weight.
lever
leth-ar- Gaba. ‘n. unhealthy drow-
slumber; listi none: as, the first napion
oF inaction ndiacronce:” as, war ten
Lethe "ade fon fn eae o Byolory.
es <
gerwor seran of (eer
Ife on earth; hence,
pees, qa Sener at
opt ute iar of theta bdo
Tiler of credit: pit khowlodge® lostning: "Hee
ae.
erature; as, great men to
impress or write lotters
let-tered (43°
let-ter-gram
let-ter-head %& ts aren eh ee
top of a sheet of writing singh
let-ter-i ing or (Wt ’@r-Ing) ne the ote
ion, ete. made bY markt
‘Of a tombstone.
‘under seal
authortt ieee permission to do some act or enjoy
i,
iet-tace ce vt Pgh rden plant the
whom | Le-vant QGztt,2- the pose Man: the
: lea va-tor
seeves £6 Valse ai organ Or sone
QE eYO: 8 mong recep:
Tev-ce fen “head
r, ONC aftended
overflow: ea embank,
tev Pratt, Horizontal surface, or
aval),
who, mi
aim—n.
lev-el-er
bést, £66; found ; boi
; futtction ; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw =wh asin when;
zh=3 asin azure; kh=ch as in loch,’ See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxi.
leverage
—
le-ver-a; re (eve Weyeeas: | Wv’ér-Aj),
lever age ea Po a
je-vi-athan or Geiegchtoy nares
ry in soyeral, Places in the Bible (Job zit 1-8;
v2), but no longer known; ea “thing
hes te Shale. ‘etc.: also often applied to
very large
lev i ta-tio tion ti wate at ‘ice hens:
Levite e iia. n. it ree history. on?
‘the priests Sete xo tak, and whose members
pelped ja of the temple.—cdj.
-vit'T-kfs), n. the third
Le-vit-i-cus (ox'Cr'the od Testament
for the me oe and
fae His
ulsion, ae an te or a tax:
Brestgtoncalige mous:
Bouse collecting or , Paging
aie
lev-y
lewd
ness.
lex-i-cog-ra- pher aes ahee ec en
Piller or a dictionary, or lexic
lex-i-cog-ra- ies ie ca os Ma
of: ‘editing or comp
lex-i-con {orf
lia bil.
Patae "WEDD adh ekposed
danger,” expense, oo ete: wate Hable
to misfortune:
isas0e), me Poe, rela-
Ti-ai-Som {ioniip: an improper intimacy
between a man and a woman; a connection or
communication established ‘between two. or
Dicer "of two. cobpersting ‘malleary” ules:
of wo. ‘in
Midtson patrol, a small detachment of eoldiers
operating in territory jointly occupied by two
ition | ment bond, issued
licentiate
Ur bél-ds),
$5 |li-bel.ous o/ iho ature “ce “ansthas
.n. the
les in rolls
of one who believes inerenelon of treedomn
lib-er-al-ity GuSUE). 40.
of being free and mental ‘preedth.
- | lib-er-ate (hors!
berate the slaves:
aa, 10 liberate the ‘waters of a stream that bas
been dammed.—n. Iberator.
ib-er-2- tion Gm ertrehon): nthe act of
(ib’ée-tn), n. one who docs
ot restrain his evil impulses
‘and desires: adj. unrestrai
‘or socially; loose in
iit comeraine
‘ond d (earth Rietae .
orld, War,
‘Ant: (ooo tap ay
Lib-er- ty Bon
Be eeoeNty tor vopayiment of mony leat WS
‘the government for war nr expeneces
Lib-er-ty Loan [iates or several bass
made by the people of the United Seates to
‘the overnment during the, the World War, and
By government bonds
Lib-er-ty Mo-tor 20sf =y@-
Inder motor, aunt sat
a0
‘orig iar capable. of
op "for the sake of Uniform.
palopted for use, for ‘the
Pe eects ees ta. ho bas
li-bra-ri-an Ge ore nee onedee
Morte, n. ipl Mbrartog Ss
the building ‘where such @ ocllcetion
ty (i-brét’ist), nm. the Waiter
liar Gay" sobs antonio, | H brot SS ese, ene See
that which i falsoe, Iibret-to dome). % 8 book contains
li-ba-tion Or berebfin). 7. the 2 of eta: the {be rords of an opera, ‘oratorio,
on the grout 8a. bacriico to & mod: “the | Ticg (us). plural of louse: as, there are
liquid so out: as, the ancient Greeks numerous species of lice.
‘a libation to thelr license (iste). 7 authority to act st
fibel fo any fale or unliat wet | erentratned tise lead ow
calculated io Injure, tho reputation of char something, as, no one can operate an sao,
le .
from a. license: et. grant
Permission | by beat AS
li-cen-ti-ate Ceaiy "2 ot Sp
practice » profession, _
ate, senate, rie, cht, local, fir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, novel, refér;
right, sin; ‘c8ld, Sbey, cérd, stdp, cdmpare; dinit, nite, brn, cult, focts, mend;
licentious
li-cen-tious Gosia ente, og, ue
Ji-chen (ta). 2. one of an “order ot
oye jue, 8 tongue. i
to whip. or quer
nm. the act of i the gue over:
oc careless
lieu-ten-an-cy ect, off
leatenant.
ak
rf
g
a3 88,
3
rt
OSreREE ang
‘with on or upon.
aL Git Krtn’tr-), can-
hon accompanying
‘of pleasure; a biography: ions.
We or'Reanyeon: ‘animation: ‘to make clear or
to be fall of life’ to put life ‘illumine; make loss
eof ine houmtoh vam Be whine outs “Gach, as
# vind”), n. life-giving ‘decome less heavy.
Be Blood Bee ae ak or Ses apt et
A dirpst’), n. a strong buoyant fori), n. the unloading
life-boat S4? ‘rescuing ‘pereons cargo ‘by large open
at ec. barges; charge made for such work.
b68t, £86t; found; boil; fuiiction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw =wh asin when;
zh=s as in azure; kh=ch as in loch.
‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to.xadi.
light-fingered
light-fin-gered {i"&20e" i fisne
fight-head-ed Sua, 24. ley:
iotthe reed SMe, adj. free
light-house (2:22.
or other structure
with a brilliant light at the
top to show points of danger
bipa, St sees
tly (tI), ade. with
Uttle * force | or
yale lightly:
hg ae
(iv'stim), adj. cheerful;
light weight Sane > ge,
light-weight ‘jess than “th
2 adj. weighing lens than the o:
& vessel with a
at a dangerous
adj. Ukable,
like-li-hood
Ht ss30d), ;
ase theve Bo Mies Wealinood
fae I will appa. i
likely Gatos e dgioie: blo; as,
8 lkely story: jor
table; aa,
re
, ct, locdl, fiir, ask,
t, sin;
360
rhre, parade; sc8ne, évent,
céld, dbey, cérd, stép, cmpare; finit, finite, barn,
Fy (ik-wis), adr. and j. to
like-wise (inate ineaser! “also! moe
B
i
$
Fy
8
Fenty
Fee
5
limitless 361 liquidate
limit itless (i Lin-gual (ext), adj, pertaining to,
letter” or eotnd formed by the ongus, as
Hinman OP, 4f topetncor dre: Muminste, | |. 7, th, etc. ). n. one skilled in
limou-sine (ries siobed's auomaell
Hine Geu"saiat St
:
string cord;
having
bee chem
tape, a Mine, of chain in
Hin-en (re. n. 8 oth, made of fax:
linseed
-guist ivere.
‘6 | lin-guis-tic one ‘aid comparison
Stics Ghar let. Be
ceneases, and
H (Qin'-mént). lquid medi-
-|lin-i-ment Sfpreparston" for rubbing
He ite (lin‘Ing), mn. an inside covering;
. e i
lin-ing intents; "ss,"the best inning foe
cnet tive8d), n. the seed of 2
which linseed oll is produc
lin sey-wool-sey dn Gia tewool 2D na
(int), n. the 6 soft.
lint Opt
edge
De a ests (pee and pp. lipped,
pr lipping!, va touch with the ipa; ‘Lise: adj.
spoken but not tale alle ecg
iig-ue-fac-tion ene a Pinta vein
tal tn ‘state of being melt =
Ik’w6-M), 0.t. to incl or, make
to pocdme fuld:
i inwid), adj. clear:
sound: jas, & liquid ‘melody:
2 mabstance
tenptons paaen,” * Pesorous OF P| eli orebankeipe St MTanee, as ths
bddt, {56t; found ; boil; fuiiction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw =wh as in when:
kkh=ch as in loch.” See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
zh==z as in azure; kh
25
liquidation 362 liturgical
lig-ui-da-tion OF yen). > el Hit-e-ra-tim Geese, ade Merely
settlement of the ‘State Bt Ye “bankrupts tite ‘wee, ”
(Ne'wid fr we it-er-a-ture teat, 1, the wrt
Hig-u uid fire War's Gighy uifemmatie | country or poled oo mre Praise ore
gasoline, ejected from an | notable for beauty or force of ae
watchs cuuahyeecHn: Qglented, from an work of authors; the body of ‘upon
anton. ignited so as to form a stream aT oes. ted matter fora
liq-uor Sika), man alcoholic drink; any lithe ii ie ith), adj. Penal 4 Tillow:
lig-uor-ice (ikey,.m: 22, Bee of the cat has a hie vine
family; she root of the lithe some be: a m). ore nimble: ttm-
‘neat
‘ot ith.o-graph
ih stekpe ot
e eabe see ct ove Se
fe tistens SRearkoa.
(isin). 64. to attend to closely, 20
teen fhearken? ‘obey:—n.
lst iess te Tis ieir ‘at iodine = languld:
too. i pe Page tne tense and past participle of the
lit-a. any aa application. hte
the ‘congregation re-
liter ¢
or 1.0567 quarts.
liter-a-cy (’ stad.
lit-er-al opr awe
Gsieée), nin the
sure equal to 91,026
tethe tate
to read and ve
se ‘cons of,
iteral ti
or asthe licerat truth matter
so Eat”
‘on stone,
printed from 9 drawl oc sinc!
‘fanaferred to paper
iit resat), mone
Mier. ee
adj.
‘resort to
ne Tit ig at teen tae ‘sban). ‘n. the act
isa Weg Sauvage % carrying oo °
liti-gious ee, osm tee
ye, btained
litmus @22).n,2 pale
small
called chens: used to
ad ca wed ee em, See
‘an alkali,
lit-ter (150) 7 straw, bay, otc., used for
tat
at
metric system. | young prod
ic inches,
caver
ass | Hit tle teu ay ion ea wl
importance; “bt
—ade. —n, Hteralness. small degree; not
itereg! Poe i fa eae Buch Se a
sence “aie: i d)_ having pal Prep aand gi et ads,
lit-er-ate Sapo" of “1etlert “or suterature; | Lit-to-ral cr ifving on’ tho shoe’ ested
sie scad sabes Sieur © oo [Bar Mt Se aR ot
lit-e-ra- er8't) men of letters. 11 tur-gic-al (.tirsi-A), adj. of or pee.
Ate, senate, Thre, c&t, local, flr, ask, pdrade; soéne, ‘évent, eee, novél, refér;
right, sin; céld, bey, o6rd, stép, cbmapare; tnit, tnite, brn, ett, foctis, mend;
liturgy
363
divine gervieg: las. a liturgical form of wor
litur-gy rey ‘ie ive. m. Ip Ip turgien (i)
ivat ble
‘é-bl),_ adj. endurable; fit
seid Cert
adj. oy,
OD
as, a live
means of
oo
‘Sym. lving, malstonnsce, eubietanss Bore
live long fica wack
live. ly aie’ aah oak active: 1 full of
one a
iris ts ticery ‘tanc forcible;
TE mprostion oh,
‘Sin. mer , aPortive, shot, vivacious.
Gea dS eeu
live oak {f" Rinirtean “Sait” vatuall
timber and for shipbuilding.
time in some ‘especial
TAy,2 organ of the body which produccs
bile ‘and catises important, changes in
tain food substances in the blood.
liv-er-ied (ves), adj: "clothod tn tho
used by
soup of persons capocially by servants,
liv-er-wort (eyo):
aver . 1. (pl. lveric .
liv-er-y (oricut ees Phat
feeding ‘of horses for
forses ‘and ve rchiciea 3 stable whe he
are boarded oF liired out. ere horses
liv-er-y-man {Vf-"mhn). 1, the keen-
and vehicles aro boarded or hired out,
liv-er-y sta-ble Gweryse Dgastable
and let out for hire,
‘n. & mossiike
epatica.
yan of or by any Soha eS
eons: coping and
fositain sum or the hiring out of
er of 8 stable’ whiero horsos
livid (N18) ad), black and blue; ate;
cloned as by 8 blow; as, a licid
sear; ashy pale.
liv-ing {!'"'@), p.2¢). having Ufo; owing
luctre lite,
Linard
@ South American
animal ‘somewhat like ® camel, but
smaller and without ahump. Also, tama:
n
lobelia
Ma-n08 {rocdiovel rami plains of Fouts
lls io a ‘toe, Je inter}. Behold! soot look! as, dof
loach h toes & oe the carp tay.
(lod), ef fo put on as much as can
be carried; to burden;
in
tentions:
‘mental
ders ete, with ‘which s gun is Charged
rider, —
rade
load-ed ed wae Pele
foad-star # Splice,” Copectally. tho foole,
star, called the Noci dea hens: od
which strongly influences or draws ‘atioations
ti magne
load-stone 41:30, ", magnetic opide
encumbrance.
Pads, aden:
‘an idler:
who bas "the bad habita of street
Thence, one
Wm), a, rich, soll com
jocayed ‘vegetable, matter,
to cover ith such
of
lay, and
soll.—adj.
cr |Toan 1n)..2. @ sum of money lent for a
period, repayable with interest; some-
thing granted for temporary use: ¢.t. and t.i.
gon). Pots unwilling; reluctant; as,
loath ¢ we athe
loathe Uthat
Ti totremand with extreme
dislikg or disgust; detest.
loath-ing (oem). 7. aisrust:
bh
‘an ‘aQm), adj. causing dls-
loath-some pis
nos: 98,
st and ‘a feeling of sick-
detestable “ade
tipo is fs, a loathsome disease:
loaves (532). 7, plural of loaf; as, Ove
ely.—n. loathsome
ces of br
read,
lo-bate ({22#). adj, baving rounded divi-
fob Tt lobbies Co) m1
<r ipl. lobbtes cla), a smal
lob-by falar waiting room:
opening into-an apartment. Chet pare or ako
hall where @ lawmaking body’ mocta to which
the public have access? the’ persons who try
to ‘thiluence the ‘votes ‘of members ofa law-
maka bate te ta (at, and “pip. iobbled,
fo
bipr, Hopbyine|, fo, ite votes “ot
egisiaturo or Body
fre Pave sou person.
me ot a
lob-by-ist ncmber, who fei to hiduenco
the votes of mambers of" legisative or ia
matdng
G89)" n. any rounded projection
lobe (2 Eo ride ot ae the
Jobes of the 0 bra lobed.
boot, £6t; found; boil ; fustction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = wh asin when;
zh=z as in azure; kkh=ch as in loch,
‘See pronunciation Key, pages xix to xxii.
lobster
364
logarithm —
lob-ster C25%),,7° © lerse shellfish | rom,
toe
;| moves ‘about "under its ‘own power:
steam engine or electric motor
0 from
from place to place: moving pe tae
bx
for drawing
ited | railway cars.
io-cale. ‘alee Ba Ronditione’ Tocaley,
Te callty.
{Pe}
localism Sateen 2. word, expres.
foveal i. ty ty ea Bet citation
water sedate ace ‘® geographical region or
To-cal-ize (iia,
attempts to localize coal
looalizat
Io. cal op-tion Go°4dt Dorehge, tho lane
strict to di
et. to Umit to a
5 as quarantine
or duty
istrict.
3'KB), v.f. to place in a particular
te egiatlisds maar "out and | fodse.
‘position of: ef. colloquially,
It, hook, fastening.
loa er & toi poy ae oe drawer, gopboard,
by a a lock; ‘especially, a “suysboased fo for individ-
lock. et (ks), (dk’6t), he a small
ge sod te fo a disease by which
lock- JAW tho fon 'cc'jow is drawn up and
‘oe locked: tetanus.
Tock-out { uit Ck out vari one pang out
an an employer +a ‘ona chose to aoe
Jock-smith (ikismithe), 9. 8 maker or
(dk’stép*), the strict march-
lock- -step iieetep of non ta close dle
(dk’Op’), n. a tomy
for persons undé
or silver
Sreods” an Gattlo are
lo-co-mo-bile {%
Place to place.
Jo-co-mo-tion
‘to move from place
care etn, n. the
moving
oe
mor se
‘Or ability
, sendite, rare, om, Tool, fr, ask, parade scéne, évent,
Tooaed: on
eo temo a adj. har:
to 'miove froma |
lo-co-mo- tor Bema sse) adj.
place to'place.
lo- co-mo- tor a-tax-i-a (2°'o-n
op made a8 t0 Open aid ‘occuy
rig Sf tebe
See ie cet a rel we
log-a-rithmn (arécttm), nthe om.
, novel, refér;
al
right, sin; ‘c6ld, dbey, c6rd, stép, cmpare; dnit, dnite, barn, eit, focts, mend;
logbook
365
z wit; i ed, aoereteter| wee
fog-gia ot: .
rie, ‘n. the business of cut-
loete aye mene, of, correct
log-i-cal $2 i the aieds of reotog:
io be Ae ‘according oa laws i
Ste sorrow and
of —ade. ls
as in loch.
long-head-ed ors ote 2) ino
long-in; Steaeet Ss carat Geatre:
suffering ton gi-tnde re bang 1, distance east
fe an
Pidte aad eouated
2 lon ghte dinai Bet
nic |fong-lived od tine! baie, dons, con.
long-shore-man wiatr wea eaiociate),
dally one who loads at
fong-sight-ed (ees aa)
gases calked 24.
porate). nee
Wil wads.
tong. rind.od (ee nig ten
long-w wise (entire) oft, Nanth Sige.
5
a
eee
3a
8
re Sat
al
if
‘tedious:
fuiction; chase; good;
= See
joy; then, thick; hw =wh asin when;
Pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
366
loop
loo (18Bp), n. a folding or doubling of
Sank SE hy a as oe re
ped figure, road, etc. . to fc int
meg ping or secure with, loops:
Toop! hole 22 observation or deena;
means of barely wwolding some
Joop-line taal 2 ral
400
“hdI"), n. a narrow open-
‘of and Te
p.pr. loosing],
loos-en {2
ie t, and 9.4. £2 3B, lund
et. and oJ under,
loot Shecialiy’ 2"captured city: 2. booty
Lap Woy nt. tpt, and loge
lop Joplin. to/cut, of. an bran
Pak ‘Branches! ‘ster trom: "tem?
Qorpermit to hang down; aaa horse’ lops ts
Beet fe ane down, “as” the long cars| L
‘a dog: 1. jown; that part
is cur off. © .
Gop), na slow, easy.
eo wi
Tope arora horse .
|. to move wit
loping}. Ys
fop sid: ed ae than the'othor: ot sya
m
lo-qua.cious ak ie oad
quactously. joecioumess.
lo- -quac 4
lord or oe Ds . ruler or governor; master;
has supreme power: tho
baron in tho Britian
SS ot ieee rn little oF Inst
vn. a little or tnstg-
lord- aga ‘of high rank.
rd}, adj. gulted to, ‘or like,
one" of' high ranks noble; (proud:
. lordliness.
ip (lord’ship). n. the stato, quality,
‘or territory under the power of
a lord: title or term of address for noblemen
lord. ly 3
and judges: preceded by his lye),
Lord’s Sup-per Getic? Sua “isla
mem of eat last su cen one by
Jesus fore his taupe, Dara called also
Communion and Eucharist.
lore (or), n. learning; instruction; space
Lore tere Ha aan tl ee a
lor-gnette (acme). » = lone-he
Slams frad 100 jong handle into” wich
lorn {* poner forme: hevepie deso-
: ‘
Tor-ry ions rourwheriel” waroe sath
fides: “a miner's bandcarts.in'military uso,
free, fow autouruck for carrying men aad
a
Ate, sendte, rare, ct, locdl, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, sige,
right, sin; c8ld, dbey, cfrd, stdp, cbmpare; init, duite, born; cit
galt, lo-tio tion i Qorshan); nam
pars
reat hare ne unwilling. Also,
1b-th’rt-5),
Lo-thi tha-ti o ot 2
2 Sis, peel
Howes’ ‘The Fair Penitent.
medicated fluid for
oc an injured or
ata, lotteries
tot te ter- ye beige wit pt (2),
tore ae parlor game
twenty-four cards
chance; sell .
‘woods disks
numbered 1 to 100.
lot-to
lo-tus $729. 2. Plant of the water Iiy
of the ancient’ Ni
"loud 2 Soin
manner ie
emphatic in
ness.
hares rrolix about lazily.
( pl u
louse (ou ons) n lice uti a 2 small. ‘fat,
an awkward fellow;
Toutich.
lov-a. ble “8 dove Torthy of fore:
-—n, lovablonees.:
noval, refér;
focts, mend;
lucubration
shows loy-al.ist
de- foy-a al. ty
love-less. ), adj. having no affeo-
a Incapable of causing
(6), adj Bot high: depressed; shallow:
low fot'noly: subdued: car the hoelson:
‘Syn., adj. abject, mean.
‘Ant. "(gee noble).
Low Church
English or Protestant Episcopal Church which
is'opposed to an extreme tno of ritual, form,
4. to lessen or bring
itch: ei.
Ns lowe),
|. p.adj. overcast
‘threatening &
ly.
ad}. lowest:
: low-spir- it-ed (espmirsdy,
iperl. iub-b ber.
222 | lu-bri-cate
| lu-cre ‘a
low-ly (210,,.0% ,leomp. lowiler, super.
| mumble; modest’ ade. modest
(ome). ‘said without
Low M: ass 7
W Mass music and by one
Priest.
low-necked (Oni. adl Git ow wt
a
mad; ows
loyal Gola, adj. faithful, especially to
one’s or country; true to
fiend, promise, or duty —ode tora
dot’Al-tst), ‘n. one who:
the authority of his
Goi'tL-tn, n.. faithfulness to
country. ‘lend, ‘promise, ‘duty:
or
especially, & [ebaped. Agure used tn
denigna of coats of arms, etc.; & swootmeat:
Tiab -), n. an awkward, clumsy
fellow; a raw ‘sailor-—adj. and
yberly.
=| fa bri-cant ots Kkkot). 8 substance
slippery, or easily 3 anything smooth
‘am beta,
smooth or ‘alippery,
to bend: as, to lubricate machinery” with ol:
certain
\niments lubricate the joints.—n.
Iabrication.
lu-bri-ca-tor
ft, to make
(i’bri-ki*t&r), n. one who,
oe thae whieh, tials
ory or smooth: “especially. device for
Fae pe Ut-brtet-tn, n._smoothn:
lu-bric-i-ty (ejon from” nietlone ae
certainty, as of rroreune® impurity of thought,
). adj. abining; bright;
Wear a. alfalfa. Also, Iu-
lu-cern ae
lucid Soci?” Sh Oud eananation:
mentally sound or sane icid Interval:
abi lucid stream
(a’st-fer), na
‘aa ‘to be lighted by” strik
tng Dnette Ve ‘Venus, as the morning star:
luck Sse "oe an event happening by
match s0_pre-
ici “fer $v!
fortune, elther
“Unie les), adj. unlucky: unfortu-
ate: unfavorable—ade. Iuek~
lent;
good or
luck] less
Tacky dilene ed) Tcomp. tucker, supet.
super
luck-y iuckiese: having | good fortune:
pucgawdl:"foruunate: of good omen.—adt.
t m ward tiv), adj. profitabl
lu-cra-tive (iige ty), ad. proatab
engaged in, Ms lutranite business.—ado. lucra-
tively.—n, Iucrativeness.
‘ker; 100’k@r), mn. money, as
DS Ese ct by
lu-cu-brate Mifciar Went: “Bence, tS
study or write laboriousl; reason closely.
lu-cu-bra-tion {07 bata) dong
b6dt, f66t; found; boil; furiction; chase; god; joy ; then, thicl
zh= as in azure;. kh=ch as in loch.
hw = whasin wien;
See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
ludicrous
368
ition luced the result
Si iong and tollsotne etunye
Tong 7.
Ju-di-crous ae rn). od. causing
Ted Cade m, the ‘weather gute; that part
luff OP? ati ‘towards the the act of
wailing close to the wind: 1. to steer nearer
wind.
dig), ¢.t.
fie Apt tnd Bp. ?
:
ius -gu-b bri. OUS (ye ee en ae
‘re lugubrious ‘erablemas of death:
nas, a Igbo ‘tone of volce.—ad
Lugall; 2, Standing Lugeall; 3,
‘erossbot
doletul:
Inugubriousiy.—n. Ingubriousness.
lug-worrn {' die ra 1. & sand worm.
Luke 2%. 7. A tho third ‘book of the New
‘Testament. containing | the G
‘St. Luke, a physi-
torm,
. tullables (-btz)],
n, rheumatism of
jes’ of the lower part
taining t0 the
(am/bdr),
Dar lower part Of
vertebra.
ium! bar
Jumbar
lum-ber (ihe tiwai (oe a Hr
jospel iunch {anes ‘anes. Dea ty
alot: ang). n.
lung frit als Breathing Et
lunula
to fill with rubbish; together in dis
order: 0.4. 2 cat down ber and
fe'for Yo move of roll heavily sioog.
lum-ber-er {2 P535 caliente
for market.
lum-ber-man Gag, engaced "k
trade of cutting or de in eet Save
2 foreman of © body men engaged in
cutting
lu-mina-ry CUD), Sods grow
th eed
ash, Phamtary of tae he
gas mp eleanor
‘os through the fuminy
Tu-mi-nos.it i ty ual et
or shining;
fu-mi-nous {t= a, te
ump if tt ls evoked oo
lump- ach ur horny spitiee "a
lump.ish 2 omy yeh). 2 a}. gross; beary:
Iuomp-y Magy io aa
lumpy sea.
lu-na-cy ou Ga'nd-s) n. Ip}, Tunactes (as).
Sum, a t, Craziness, insanity, ma-
‘Ant, (oo sanity).
u-nar 0" ora ‘adf, pertaining to, mene
1 ido? aver
lu-nar caus-tic {f ie
| in cauterizing, or burning 1
‘nee
lu-nar month (19,747, manth). the
moon to the next, or twenty-nine and one-half
iunate ¢ Qa'nKe). adj. crescent-shaped: as,
luna-tic diss.
v4. to ont'a liste meal
pderately | Tu-nette SEL
ote.; a flattened watchelias
cher a Sime
mi. a sudden
lunge with tne sword: sudden furch:
to make # sudden thrust ‘or
"
SESH taut he
Pah Sb planers oe ts
Tu-nu-la (00-14), n. (pl. lunule (40),
of the finger nsil neat the Toot baal
Ate, senfite, rare, cdt, local, fur, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, édge. novél, rele:
right, sin; céld, Obey, cOrd, st8p, cSmpare; Gnit, Onite, bard, cit,.focks, mend;
lyrist
lurk 7 Me concealed
lus-cious deen ch Setaste Ge eonas:| 2
ns
"as,
lust ust Co. 2, strong desire to pomess and
OF Hebe reflected: from
‘an old-fashioned kind
Berane of
lus-tral oi ae sh. aah adj.
iis-tra-tion Ginetta
lus-tre
(ts-tér), n. Brent: london:
betlliancy of reflected light: f
dates),
(iets), adj. baving
us
doctrines:
Tux (ake, n. (ph taces
Me lake), n. (pl ta
Lux treasure” ‘the
olectricity..
lux-u-ri-ance
Ferhat Mert r-int: 1ug-aho0'e
lux-u-ri-ant ing” ad)-rank and vigorous
in growth; as, the morning-glory is a vine of
lururiant growth: hence, sometimes, oietins
”. &@ member of the Lutheran
10’s82)}, the unit of
ting’ power of
(fke-O'ri-Bnn; | Iag-2hoo'-
Thins), n. rank. vigorous
frecly or plentifully; superai
siperiuous “adr, Tuxuriatly.
exuberant,
‘Ant. (800 spat
lur-uriate metas inept,
extravagantly; Toy, oneself unrestrainedly;
Jiks-G'ri-Os; " ‘Itg-2hOO'r!-
Tux-u-ri-ous (H'i" pertaintte to ox
Spregant ease and plenty; indulging in, or
Mininitering. to." éxtravagant eane—adr.
;| a8, to lururiate in ease and plenty.
Tarariousy.“-n. lururiousness.
apes Wty Gdik'shoo-r), —-n luxuries
Pris) extravagant oduig aco in
Guindy angitdng whlch gives. chjovinent
an: Dl s
at nota neeeenleys as: the ‘possession
Of plan is a luca
(ites bin, n._ [pl Ixceums,
ly-ce-um {Fea "Cbmz" alfa “Siceacy
omainary: an acadenys a literary amoae
tion; an intermediavo clasnical school! Lyceum,
originally, the grove at Athens where Aristotle
taught,
lyd-dite %270,,% 3 powerful explostyo,
| Satna saddened
7, 8 Strong caustic substance
Sbiained Soe ‘pouring water on
Peque equcat false.
reclining eeu
I iy.in, to {ing {00).. state of a. vensel
LY-ANE {0 in which tie sails act” againae
one another and keep the ship nearly at rest.
f iymph TERY, Mat trameparent, colorless
lym-phat.ic RU) 2a). petaning
a colorless fluid called lymph; sluggish: n.;
the tiny tues ‘which carry lymph.
h ch ¢ (inch), v.t. to snaict punishment
tyne eer ist especially death by banging.
flinch 1), punishme i-
lynch law fate"indivkaie who toe
being
Ines.
1 legal, formalities, capecial
ar Ee ects enna wa
yn. 8 Derco cal
lynx fnown for ite keonness of sights
I (ir), find: @ musical sree ment of the
YT harp used by the ancients to
har pa theo an Australian bird
lyre bird having a all hapod ike 8 tyre,
to aneine to, & ‘hati ke musical
thstrument called Iyte: ‘”. & poem express-
Ion cal Gruhn, 2d, rulted to be sung:
Tyr-i-cal sppropriice” ton song, ese
tivo of = post's Heeling a. ee
i : lat), 8 player 0
lyri ist barplike ‘muréal ere eset
poser of poems that express
the Foaling of tne poet.
bést, {66t; found ; boil; fuiction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = wh asin when;
zh=s as in azure; kh =ch as in loch. ‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
ma 370 mademoiselle
M
ma BMi ee? oa 7": 8! machine gun (méshin’ rin), a emal,
portable cannan’ ‘cape
ma'am ws (iim, Soltogual ie tg ble of continu-
ma'am Ff s rect | eatby mechani
Mac. (i, an of oe oe ma-chin-er-y
ten, Mcor M’. |:
azoue; | other sppil-
to Eively, or the
tively, Browning Machine Gun
‘ny means or combination by which something
is Pare saat tho result desired is ob
ma-chin-ist (md-s060%), n, one who
‘engines
and other epplisnvos or'is siiiied, iota
design and principles: one who works about.
or attends to, an engine or other mechanical
appliances,
mack-er-el fom cera, Mon agate
3 the
hence, confused; mixed. North Atlantic; \naackecal Eo asky covered
ik "d-r53n’) , uy mal
MAC-A-FOON cake made’ of Hour, “ages. | ap called fom te om
almonds, and nates ae ‘and " of the fish, and
ma- AW SSlored ered ‘parrot wie eon mack-in-tosh
mace (i). n. a large and heavy ataft| 26 ro.cosm {i
‘carried, pasually ropped bya ST by_a crown; ‘a staff unit
of authority; a 2 ae bears such 8
a medieval war club; a heavy. lard cue; ma-cron (ma
kind of it of the dried
covering of tho nutngy ponssting of the It ts lo
mac-er-ate (mies),
ma-che-te (UCULIL, Ghatces Bou | EOF
America for cutting sugar cane, brush. etc. ado.
te
aot : eras,
Mach-i-a-vel-li-an quer ieyip): Ser Gasy, Galion, rbd, vlolont, taste
dj. pertaining to Machiavelll, the Florentin
Sedtatnan oF Co his prigciies of potica | ad-€m.
deceit; hence, crafty; double-deallng.—n. sade 0 8 HF,
Machiavellianism,
i i a-chik"6-18’shiin; | Ma-dame
ma.-chic-o-la-tion Siege chan): {arab},
oma irueh “ens
Bellas Se Pape oro maa cap |
‘&@ parapet with such oj
mach.i-nate {= SHEARS, ot end to Paventuroas.
‘usually with evil von mad-den {mi4’2)- 24. to graso or mate
to ach { tion fete, ‘° aie Hine or furious, (aaka"ae), na plant from
lo evil; an artful design or plot: "as, wars n
are ofton due to the machinations of deceltful mad-der i wet
politicians.
ma-chine (24230), p. 227 conttvance | maa
late the power'of motion #0 us €6 do Work?
an engine: a Ught carriage or vehicle; an
‘Automobile; “ono who acts without purpose
gr at the ‘bidding of anottier: a body of
er for a common
Beit Seater wat lls |ma de-moi-selle (agate
Ate, seniite, rare, c&t, locdl, fir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, édge, nov8l, refér;
right, ein; cdld, dbey, cbrd, stdp, cBmpare; dnit, dnite, barn, cit, foctis, mend;
Te Oye and
made-up
371
colloquially, mim“z61), n. jpl, meademoisellee
mmad’mwh-2él)|, « titie of courtesy given In
france to aa Uamartied lady: ‘sbbrevinted,
Mie” at”
made-up (m843'); adj, not true; tn-
unit tinge + Te insano Hi
madman ‘inde gonna:
disordered or doranged ion’d), n. {pl madon-
Ma.-don-na wes Cnaa) a"pidture of the
Virgin Mary, usually with the Infant Christ;
the Italian name for the Virgin Mary.
-dras (ndaris). 1. a fabrie’ of fine
Ma-GTAS cotton, unially fgured or corded.
d-ri-gal (mien es a ei yr lyric
mad-T1-gal jovo-song: & pastoral
‘8 part song unaccompanied by mualc.
ma-du-ro (m4 4.00185, 2d). of full BF
dears (Brande, ae may
Mael-strom (buted dn te
Norwegian corti} maelstrom, any destructive
or widespread and harmful influence; as, the
oe nbd), Ipl. ads (-n6dz)),
The nbd), n. ph. men ,
mae-nad qitympb or becchante attendant
upon Dionysius, the Greek god of wine; any
Fanue or froncied woman.
maf-fi-a" (marred) n 8 Sicilian and
italian secret society, given to
acts of lawlessness and violence, ‘Also, mafia.
military supplies,
amber of a gut
Sdlentias puliiication contstnt
ae
terary or
‘various arti-
sto-tes, etc., and issued at stated times.
Goins ne woman
mag-da-len fetofised rom "an®evit and
from Mary Magdalene, aid, to
sinner ven by Christ.
‘Magdalen:
io.
Ted dye;
9 pesalat shade of
purplish-rod. eae by the dye. oe
mig’ of an
-2Ot inset, es"the House fy"
fm tts wormllke:stage of developments” mich
worm living in decaying flesh, food, etc.;
whim,—adj. maggoty.
(Ea Nipk among the ancient
tho wise men of the East,
lass:
(mask), n. tho protended art, of
mag-ic working by power over the hidden
forces of nature or by tho assistanco of super-
‘natural beiny
than, ht
ing moro
magically.
(md-jish’in), 7. one skilicd
ma-gi-cian (° tg ehe ttle
putting Into action" the "power ot spirits;
S'conjurer;. a sorcerer.
magic lan-tern (OU inte), an
‘on a creen, in a darkonod room, I1lu-
mipaiad pictures ‘enlarged by an arrangement
mag! agis-te- rial sau (ratyrre-sB'r1-8D), adf.
big amures ot minnie einai
an ‘authority! as, a magteteria
alr or tone.—adr. —n. maaglae
tertainess.
Syn. august, dignified, majestic, pompous,
stately
magnetization
mag istra-cy Saimiri 0)
oie ir cir oy civil officer with public
authority, or
Justice of the poace; civil
‘officers, such as justices of the peace, collec-
tively. tite
om
qaetrhl). ac.
mag.is-tral [my schgolimdatct of ‘dng latrater
imperious; chief: tho line from which the
Positions ‘of the ‘various ‘units of a fortifica-
ton are, deter ate (malietet. civil
mag-is-trate (Eu, fs ine
suthority; a local fastice; me 8 Justice of the
Ma is @ magistraie. (mag’nd A),
(mile’nd. Kr’
ag-na Char-ta (n,Chartes form:
ing basis of English civil liberty, granted.
Bing John of England to the Barons, 1215.
3 \ig*nd-nim T-t1), n.
mag-na-nim-i-ty frase of mind oF
soul; nobility; as, to forgive an enemy is a
S26 magnate ka'teat
mag-nan-i-mous (7 ¢r0n or mis
dlevated in soul or feeling? generous; cour-
geous; heroic; as, to be magnanimous ts
fNdeod ‘to be great.—adr. magnanimously.
mag-nate <: (miig’nat), n. a person of rank
stinctios & person of
magne-si-a [is
fn. a whito, tastelens, earthy powder ‘used as
a medicine.
u
a stl
1 power to attract fron artificially
Raving
given to it; 9 person oF thing
inkg-Att Ik) ad) pertain
magnetic sonEaiublting ge Pproduced
the mamnet, OF its power of attraction;
Blnce, Shaving ths power fo attracts ae
‘magnetic personality; pertaining to animal
power of attraction, or meamcrism: magnetic
needle, a slim bar of stecl, charged with the
forces ‘of attraction, which, swinging in. a
Gpripaas lente Ue Cart’ foros attrac
Gon? "and "hence, approximately. tho’ 10
and south line.- eneticai
adn maa .
mag-net-ics (Gnigen6tTis), 7-pl. the ac
and repulsion.
ence of magnetic attraction
ism (mie’nttizm,
mag-netism property posseeaca “by.
various bodies, as iron or steel” of attracting
or repelling each other according to certain
Physical laws; athe farce fo, which this attrac.
ton is due; ‘the science that treats of the
laws of physical ‘attraction and repulsion;
personal attraction; mesmerisi..
(mig’nét-i), n. an fron
Beker cane unineme ar ke
magnetize ( Spon. D. et to gt
mag-net-ize fires “or Mitacuon “tor
to make a magnet of to attract by personal
influence; to mesmerize.—adj. magnetizable.
mag-neti-za-tion (iicnovrsshan),
degree to which a body ses ‘the fores
of attraction; a giving of the force of attrac-
‘that attracts.
bobt, £861; found; boll; fuflction chase} good; joy; then, thick; hw = wh asin when;
zh=s as in azure; kh=ch as in loch,
‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
372
ining ‘leo:
Pacity developed by
magnots. Also,
Mag-nif-i-cat ,,
‘of thanksgiving
‘Luke 1. 46-55.
mag: -nif-i-cence atta Spal
‘ance; splendor;
mag-nif.i-cent (™ nt tnt Mita appearance:
jlendid; pompous; Shimer as applied to
Etere bea ra scare
-fi- wich =e
makes to Appear Le or
mag-hi-fy (nehined” pyr. Masagatty
to mako great or greater:
agithy ones importance to
mify Ono's co"
fos ee aay aap iien ane
magnification.
at Sas sn acmwen,
adj. pompous in style
—ado. magniloquently.
nI-tld), mn, compara
magnitude (piez!t0d 7, compare;
of dimensions (length, breadth, a1 thick-
ness); importance; grandeur; in astronom:
‘the degree of brightness of a star.
no-li-a (™Me-pekd). pan oma
matic bark and 1 \fagrant fowsre:
mag-pie Bays aie i Snags of
wi; SPAN. mib-g8 2
mag-Uey comury ‘plant. "s ‘species of
Pec ee en
fag-yar (med.yoe), 7. on ru)
eee eee "dh, relating to that rece or £0
ma-ha-ra-ja {ics anon the inoue
eat det), n. among the Mo-
Man. dist * gr follower of the
‘Mahdi, or claimant for the position of last
leader of the falthfal, mb! a
(mi atte ‘ettk”), 1.
. mahl-stick {ix a a
@ rest for te ee eee PY, . Also,
ap ia (md-hdg’d-nt) , tr if
ma hog-a-ny (423p'420. 0, & tro o
‘Ameriea yielding
‘ dark, reddish-brown, hard wood,
Farnvure;” also. tho wood: 9)
imi-hom’8t-Bn). na
Ma-hom-etan fiiitmer of Manomet
‘2, Mobammed. the founder, of the relison
‘accepts Mobammed ss the only prophet
of God: adj. of or pertaining to Mohammed.
‘wood, used for
to make tho ses wit
or to the rel
Mahomedan,
"|ma-hout
founded by him. Alo,
johammedan.
(mé-hout’), nan East Indian
Glephant driver or
name ,for sn
at the w
sword; maiden knight; a
as, a maiden th, im
maid-en-hair (7°¢7R8"2: 23 os
in damp woods. Also, fern.
maidenhatr
Be | maid. en-hood See, oe
a’ suit
AS ‘n-I), adj. Hike, or
tS matin ite
fn, ealdenitnese:
fnkdedr-vEnt), m8 wo
a8 & watch:
motive or reason; as, a sonse of duty was the
‘maingpring of all his actions.
main-sta) ropes extending fres
the foot of ay tone to the 6 platform, about
the head of the malnm:
the ‘expense
‘of; affirm apd
ate, senate, rare, c&t, local, fir, ask, parade scéne, &vent, édge, noval, refér,
right, sin; cdld, obey, cord, stp, cSmpare; anit, ae barn, eit; focks, mend;
373
; continue in or with;
main-te-nance {ate/*nt).
fending, etc.; means of sup! 3 defense:
; “Soatinuanes: ‘moat of euavenanes,
for_work;
prophets;
ia
in music, ‘a half tone higher than
‘minor: n. a military officer next in rank
above a captain.
ma-jor-do-mo inward
household.
ma-jor gen-er-al (pit Jne-t). 9
in rank below a ieuvenat
(mB*Jéred6'md), n. tho
of & great
ort-
ma-jor-ity (" tn) vite state of Ba
greater; the greater of two numbers look:
Upon as parta of a whole: the difference be-
freon. and
tore than
of twont
majority:
ai
f
# ,
itt
i
make fanicenife). hte which
make-shift (it"ve wed fore ume in
°) mal-e-dic-tion
‘are put together: dress, paint,
tor & parton tha ste, artificial preparation:
eee ars type, articles, headlines.
toy eaters
Malachi @ ‘eae n. the name of a
pelted to per have be Seen Crtteon by the Hebrew
provi
(mild-kit), n. green car-
mal-e-chite {Si Soiate GP ‘coppel storm
| mal-ad-min is-ter * oe eae
tion.
i Junskdl-
a
rder, mental or
(mkI’d-4), n. a variety of wine:
rs pe white, firtnefleabed
a-ghe'). n. sing, and)
the language of premade of dant
0 ndagascar:
joa‘lhe't mA'Es), n, a vague
focling of uneasiness, often com
Ing before an at of life. Pad
mal.a-pert fod: Pa bo
Dadent:
fine words: from Mrs. Malaprop, in Sheridan's
The Rivals.
(mil-6} s j.
mal-a-pro-pos (PsP °22),04, cas
fimes ‘not appropriat ade. inappro-
ak a A to the
malar Sf te oe
m v
Figo la-ri-a a fee ‘marshy. land, suposed
to produce fevers, etc.; disease produce by
the bite of certain mosquitoes which carry
the germs; chills and fever: ague.
oe rae : Paving
chile and, fever: 93; swamps are malaria!
mais), n. one of the
dominant in
sian.
(marks tent’). ad;
mal-con-tent Sivanta; ate te
‘established authority: n. one wl 10 Is diacon-
tented wit 8, e established order of things.
24), pe pertaining to the sex that
mop. female: masct-
y, Hting into &
piece: ‘n. & buman being of the
young; an animal or plant
(mAl"8-dik’shfin),
proclaiming | of
of speaking
mal_e-fac-tor Gidea esis
b6Bt, f66t; found; boil ; fuiction; chase;, Sood joy; the then, thick; hw = wh asin when;
kh =ch as in loch. See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
malevolence 374 . man
malev-o-lence (madres ini,
tent to do injury to ‘otters,
ma-lev-o-lent {mtv ont), 04 ne
ing evil; disposvd to injure. otters.
mal-fea-sance ae — oie:
(mal’nt-trish’in),
mal-nu-tri-tion (tuts ‘uso of food
the body; insufficient nourishment, either a
Secount’ of actual lack of
digestive processes.
mal-o-dor-ous Nee ett tae
the
agrecable, smell; objectionable.—-ads-
formal | Mal-prac-tice (Patzhent ‘ot'a Caso by
injure” ‘otters:
cchlef; spite! in law. state of mind
intention to perform’ an unlawful act or worded.
I-feoling, grudge, animosity,
otter” indvenced
by hatred or spite: ind tn deliberate
yy hatre spite: indulging in
arising
from Uiil;” sj malicious Set-—ade. salle
te fin), eto speak evil, of
Son niin). re’ to speak evil of
ma-lign with’ spite ‘or ‘il ‘will: slander:
as. to malign tho ‘of another! adi
Burtal™ tending to injure: baleful; 6
an. malign influonces.—ade, maligniy.
i-1 . the
ma_lig-nan-cy ‘patients, alsposed | n.
“to do harm; in medicine, the virulence of 8
disease which threatens {2 rodiuce goat.
A oi all-
ma-lig-nant ots: taving extreme, a0.
tive enmity toward any one: aoa tes
ing about evil; “of
to produce death; virulent.—ade,
(mé-lin’ér), n. Carne opens
ma-lign-er oii of anaiher =
ma-lig.ni- ty len Sie i wate st
Reing dis to do evil to others; malice;
iy ata. & Be. nation of cancer:
ma-lin-ger jlincas {n order ‘to Pescape
duty, expect And military duty es —n, malingerer.
-i- son (mal’l-zn; mi ‘i-en), ‘1. & CUFSE;
(mo), nes large’ heavy wooden
mall fralist; "a buble walk shaded by
(mbl’drd), n, the male of the
mallard SSnoa wia dul!" soy wid
i the capability of be-
mal-le-a-bil-i-ty (@"24 abit o
ing extended by hamm«
malle-a-ble “area Mog ads aqghaele | Sire
hammering or rolling; as, resold ist is ke moet
ae aLlet (mie): %, & shortchandled ham-
mal een, &
mallet mer used for driving s tool; the
long-handled implement, hammer-
like'at one end, used to. drive the C7
balls in tho game of croquet; the
stick used in Polos, 08), -
mal-le-us (ho three smal! bones
in the ear: called. ae the hammer.
na'3)son. a plant ha
mallow jnz'pink purple, white,
or yellow cup- haped gwers. rich
malm-se Fa oe "erat Mallet
y of gray a
, full-avored sweet wine: called also
a n of physician ins manner Com
succor rae CER
the patient; PeeSae eso SY ecto
in an illegal or
Medi ‘or to
‘at, a kind of tame cat with soft gray fur:
Mai-ese cross, = cross with four arms of
Tength, widening at the ends: n. sing. and pl
a.native of Malta: the people of Malte of
mal. treat (ntl te8t, oto wrens
found in all al ‘aio Saeleie ai
mn one of thie)
main-mal (aso animale which “food
thelr young with mal mah from se Dreae. te
i ma'ltd), 7
Mam-ma-li-a (ighect clas of ‘anima
Thich | feed their young with milk from the
mam-mon
(mim’On), 2.
wealth: worldly
mam. moth ‘Mammoth
mam-my { mother
a ne OF aa ran), poms
meme
MAN fring.” an ‘edult male of he
species; mankind; with a, any one, aan
wactnite quale a high doerecs a he
dose peed in man and od wae fe: of the
in chess
ry used
only in Th sompention: oe
aD ith oon: guard: Ws
Suateodite. man. none being except
Ate, senfite, rare, c&t, local, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, gs, po él, refer;
Tight, sin; céld, Sbey, cérd, stép, cbmpare; anit, Apteen Hany » Rooke meni;
manacle 375 manifest
man-a-cle iow. uray handout ma-nes (mi’nés), ape eae
2 et. on
lural: £. to place handcuffs upon; put and the gods of the lower ogloe
to rf (ind-ndv vi mdé-n0'ver),
(mint), vt. to conduct or | MMA-NEU-Ver jn swine. and skilful man:
man-age ‘on. \vern : ent or operation in military or naval
i, aint
:
mood: to bring about by in fonlous devi devices:
contrive: ¢.{. to conduct or
fia te SC means in tary feshion
‘Syn. contrive, control, di
rect
man-age-a-ble (™#*' B-d-b0, ad, easy
to be conducted | or
soumile obedient; controllable; subject
to guidance.—ads. manageably.—n. manage-
ableness.
man-age-ment {atenartol conasc
controlling;
control;
© Sym. superintendence.
Ji), none who
‘or conducts any
man-a-ger (pin
‘thing; Person who ducts busine
Bowsholi ‘affairs with skill snd economy.
od), managerial oo
Man-chu (airs)
of the Manchus: adj.
China; the lan
Rranine to Manchuria or its inhabitants.
te ne ( in-di'miis), n. a writ-
mbn-di’mas),
man-da-MUS {on paper given out bys
superior court directing the person or inferior
court to whom it ts addressed to perform
pote Ooty onan I-rin) in Chin:
man_da "in China,
lames, hich, are Sitinguished by “ pe
® :
featar’ ind of Button worn on my spe
2, one of the
Manchuria, in
man-date mica! ‘aa “offal charge or
(miin’dd-t6-+1), adj. con-
man_da. to-ry (ining or pertaining to
an official command; expressing a command;
carrying obligation: n. an attorney or agent
who acts for another; a nation or state chosen
lo govera of sdminixer colony, ‘oF certain
‘territory. Also, manda‘
man-di-ble {2 "imkn' a8 {he under
{aikido n. musical
man-do-lin intrument which "bass
Dear-shaped, sound-box, a neck with fret
Roda eee of metal strings arranged like those
ofa violin.
(min‘drak),
man-drake
turned ts placed; the
saw. Also, mandril.
man-drill (2is‘arM), (7, the biue-taced
(min), n. the k hair the
mane (mints aS onm Bal Ate
tain animal Wan the horee and the Hon: a line
Sf ecabblo left by mowers. .—adj. maned.
MA-NEZE a" echool. where ‘horsemnashle
fe taught: the ‘are of ‘training. riding, oF
‘borees. Al s
war
td. to cause to make certaln movements, a5
‘or Yeascls; to handle skilfully;
troops Fs
manage with dexterity; to make, move, or
put {nto cart certain uin positions, by skilful manage-
ment.
man fe 1001) }. adj. cour y
man-ful Gata, determin. ade ms
th 1th “ad - nee min*gd-
iokied née: mined
man- ga-nese nex’), ™, 9 bard, brittle,
metallic substance, of a grayish color’ tly
aged with red: used fn alloy in gun mi
a 5 tagious skin
mange {utd Sets ot toe, estilo
manger (ne ot cates Tose
ry’ Xi le chine for
mangle smoothing cloth: especially damp
linen, by the pressure of revolving rollers:
vt. to smooth (cloth) by the use of such
ine; to cut to pleces; to mutilate by
cutting; ' to hack: to spoll'in the doing: to
Injure ln the performing: to make a botch of.
a: (sc,
MAN-QO Swellow, cronieat trate ot
oblong shape, yellowish color, thick rind, and
‘pulp; the tree bearing | tl ree a
ulcy a ast, an
man-grove Wet ajar” dee gieiding
® bark used in tanning, and having branches
which take root and cause the tree to spread
“op Ciga'sy, ad}. gufering of afcted
ney ibe oe
MAN-BY (tira Contaelous seta discuss,
dogs and cattl linn piel a ing bs
maa REPS nan opent
man-hole which's workinan may i =
tank, sewer, ee
{min ‘hdOd), n. cor -
man-hood {fnme;"ihe' sate afrpcing
man; man’s estate; men collectivel;
the manhood of the Unived States will rise
tho manly qualities
unreasonable desire or enthusinsm; as, some
Degple have a mania for collecting.
. madness, lunacy,
‘ni-Ak), adj. affected with
raving: frantic: 1.
adj. maniscal.—adr.
(min'-kGr), n, the care of
tho hands, ‘nails, etc.; one
‘whose business it is to care for the hands and
nails: v.t. and r.{. to care for (the hands and
te care for the hands and nails of.
manifest (mint-feet, adj, clear: plain:
apparent to the
understanding: r.t. to make clear; place
Deyond doubt of ‘understanding: to prove:
to show the list of, as a cargo: 1. the list of
a to be shown to the custor
; an invoice.—ads. manifestly.
‘Syn.,'adj. evident, open, visible, unmistak-
able, overt, obvious,’ patent.
"Ant, (se6 hidden).
b68t, {80t; found; hoil; fuiction; chase; good; joy; then, thic
w = wh asin when:
th=3 as in azure; kh=ch as in loch.’ See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
WwW.
manifestation
376
elthe i fes: tation 5: aka
- er Zoran =
tion; ere the act of
nt. mani-
in public
coke
adj. ‘various in
ity; numerous;
made;
j. several, sundry, dir
(min ‘I-kin) dwarf;
man: “icin inte ae model of the
wuman body for'sted ae, aie
‘mannikin, Wnanaking °
ma-nil-a temumaiea
Philly Isa lands;
Brocton made from ‘he bers of of 8 ee rahi:
i. prolcie mi’nI-dk), trop-
man-1-0c {cal plant brom the roots of which
tapioca and starch are made.
manip-wlate Oenr ee, Stal?
bby means of the hands wal treaty to tnflanes
manip.u Tation (uni tasnon),
the act or
mantua
man-ner-ly (min er0, ods.
spectfully.—n, msnnarlineess ba
man-niKin (mio), n, » Hislop:
human body for Seady ot the organs. Also,
man-nish ¢ (mé&n‘Ish) ee oy
mannishly.—n. mannishness. seam
ma- neeu-vre (md-1 d-ngD'vees mda inentve).
agement; artful devo: erates
handle to manage wit dere
St manage with “are
‘iio, maneuver. and skill
man-of-war Spinsv-wor). 7. ee
Datonging oa
wart
of
an armed vessel
status.
two slopes, the
lower bein
‘of, working skilfully ‘with athe | Ketan minister
Phockt taldiacacion: oF Sctounta, ete:
tan nie a dg-tie Gord-nta. lk ttv)
ma-nip-u-la-tive (422 4.8
Performed ran’ skilful Ss of the tides
man. a tou \'I-t50) the Great.
man. itou in Sh Sil ai
man kind (Het tia
man-like ei, a. Ike, or suitable
man-li-ness
‘man’ ), adj. hi ‘the al
manly @ ote mnt y barog m ti
noble; dppiteds resolute: like @ man.
nei j. masculine, vigorous, frank, brave, | or
‘Ant, (see efeminste). a by th
Tika 2): & name given by the
manna a race to the food feecuoual |p
sole the wilderness—Ex. xvi. 15;
ual soi nouriskments the sweet juice from
‘kdnds of ash of southern Europe.
(man ‘er). n. method: mode of
3
spearan
fake fe & pecu-
man-ner-.ism { a ofa, “acon,
oF Dearing, copeciel Tanke sin ad adj. ont
man-ner. less sat * Yacking
ite senite,
right, sin; cdld, Obey, cOrd; sty
Tire, c&t, local, fiir, ask, parade;
man-slaugh- ter (min’sic’
human being, but without malice or
thought.
inter
int
‘(miin’ tlt),
shelter, formerly mov:
Protect beslogers, gunners, etc; & short
man-tilla iy
i ;
scéne, event, édj
stdp, cOmpare; duit, finite, barn,
mantuamaker
377
a factory.
man-u-fac-ture So! Bro cx
any fertilizing
for enriching
(m'O-11; mou't), adj. relat
Pike Bison or natives Ot Now
ne the natives
Deople. .
Ma-o-ri
4. to enrich with fertilizing sub- | telegraphy.
dress | alent to marquis.
‘bout. mar-gue-rite {nkpeb ret: soariss x8).
dis-
Pare to move with repuloe
marquis; lady of the rank of a marquis.
mar. cong (DArkOn-graan), m
8 message sent oF
received by "8 system of
ad (mar), eo temalo ‘Of the horse,
mar in. the.
° ‘anire'best?), n. some die-
e’s-Nest Svery which at tret soome
but which proves to be &
Dy ‘him.
‘funds for an investment:
ing for an tment: as, to DUY
mar-gra-vi -ate (ningri’vitey, n. the
by & margrave, or German
mar-grave (yey
rs
Se ei Liem, mare
mara
n,
Engiish form
‘of ‘nobility equive
the oxeye daisy;
8 ,pisat of
to commerce at sea; near the sea;
serves on a warship:
th =3 as in azure; kh=ch as in loch.
26
best, {6515 found; bol fubotion; ehnge; good: fy then,
thick; hw =whas in when;
tion key, pages xix to xxi.
mariner
378
marshal
the navy of a nation; naval affairs; collective
‘shipping of a country; a picture of & sea scene.
mar-i-ner (mirPate), n. & sailor of soe
mar-i.o-nette {7itmes tera moved by
sens ‘or by the hand, as in a puppet show.
(mr I-tAl) ad. of pertaining
api
it),
ince for the
thle or private
bile or prival
fo or purchaso of
jon or country where any-
9.
sh
sold; as, ican manufac-
a ready ‘market; state of trade as
rice: ’ as, a dull market:
Th'a public piace where provisions
for'aales ‘buy or sell ge
. to offer for gale, or to sel
to find a purchaser
4, to deal
(mirkot-d-b), adj, fit
or suitable to'be
for sale: in demand; current in markets;
as, marketable prices.
‘n. (pl, marks.
marks.m man pneu Capt Bokmal
marl ore con
men (-mén)|
aictum
mingled with clay and car!
lime, used as a manure: .t. to fertilize i
lime; to wind | with marlines, or, small conde.
marine nea twosstrand
mar-line cord sed for ‘winding around
mar. Tine-spike Solnved “lees of iron
itl ot he hy aero
he strands. void
marmalade (oh Pe pal
‘mai. n.
(mirmd lid), 1,
serve made of oranges or
mar'mét’), n. in the World
ar, 8 huge ‘tin in which food
‘was carried to the soldiers in tho trenches:
adj. pertaining to such a tin,
mar-mo-re-al (mirmé 6-4). adj. per
of,marble. Also, marmorea”
Ate,
seniite, rare, c&t, local, flr, ask, pdrade; scéne, vent; tg
right, sin; céld, Sbey, cbrd/ st8p, eSmpare; nit, Onite, béra, ext
mar-mo-set {Sai "iimitan”ineakey
mar-mot {m4-700).2; § small. coarse rd
oquirrel, etc.
ma-roon
a dark brown color with a deep reddish tinge:
‘one who Js loft alone or abandoned on
island or lonely coast: vt. to place and leare
h, alone on 9, desert faland: “adj, of browns
crimson
f (mkr’plst), n. one who spoils
=e by officous inter-
os | mag ques (mires), n, 2 largo Beld cent
of high rank, commonly used
entertainments.
mar.quetry © (rnbre8t-r0)n. nlatd work,
Poeeicn
mar-quis (2s. Erte!
man ranking next below a
marquees.
Kel), n. the act of legall:
mar-riage iting "wasn and woune
wedlock: the wedding cercmony; te state of
being wedded: the relati bet
peing @ relation existing, between
Syne woudlng, nuptlais, mattanony, wed-
lock,
Mir"Id), 1) Bod j. united in wea;
mar-ried (=i nite joes,
matrimony. (mi&r’5), the ofly tissue which
|. . the
Mar-TOW fils ths ‘open. cats oF Dooce
the real a} moaning or
Teastable marrow, &
marrowy.
mar row bone
ificance of an}
of squash.-
(miir5-b50, n. a boge
yen
ent "quay
to enter into the state of wedlock: Amery. 08
exclamation of surprise or affirmation. —
(mirz), n. the Roman god of war:
laneta, notable
one of for the
Marseilles, a city in :
n. national | anthem of the Republic of
Spmponed, by Rouget de I'Isle, 1792. “Ais,
mar-seilles GSE RBH oombeleoee eae
marsh {mireh) ‘1. a swampy tract of land:
Sent k morasse
mar-shal (rair’sbi), ‘n. an official ot he
Fank who _ superintends
Fan then s herald, Oat havin
ig the French army, the
officer: called also field
379
masquerade
RY one of the Mar
‘Sun. warllko, soldierly.
mar-tial law {=i
war, as,
conquered city or country is usually put
under martial law until a permanent govern-
ment can be esta!
p- pn inhabitant
lao mnartiet.
(miir*ti-nét’; mir’ti-nét’), n.
one who requires strict obe-
dience in all details and enforces such require-
ments sternly; an unusually strict discipli-
Barian: used, ordinarily
ly, in an unfavoral
ooo.
mar.-tin-gale ("Ft
from the, Doseband, to the.
betwoen Its fore logs, to
a.rope or
place.
mar-
(miir'tin-g61; mir'tth-g8l),
‘ith of a horse,
its head down:
certain salle in
(mirtérdom), n, death
mar-| or sufferings for the sake
Of a faith, cause, or principle; as, the martyr=
dom of the early Christians,
iy
° | mas-quer-ade
believed; incredible. Also, marvelious.—ade.
marvelously.—n, marvelousness.
‘Syn. wonderful, amazing, miraculous,
Ma-ry (mi'r).2,1n the Bible, the mother
of
Jesus: ‘called also the’ Virgin Mary:
irgin Mary;
mas-Col
‘the Mar- | of
2. a soft or 5
inbattire of bilan and mate
als: bruised malt
‘or
die
the
; an
ore &
ition for
conceal
Bold in
ou
© part in & masquerade; be
adj. wearing or using
cover over the Cone
cealed; disguised; hidden.
society of Freemasons. .
Ma-son and Dix-on’s Line,
(8’sn_And dik’stinz In), the southern bound-
ary of Pennsylvania: so called from two Eng-
ey ppiehats we debatik) adj lating to
Ma-son-ic frecmasonsor te tein sooty:
pertaining to ther, eats or ypteries.
MA-SON-FY pation of 'o" buller te stone:
materials: by builders in stone.—Masonry,
(mas‘kér-id’), n. o ball
orfestivegathering where
‘to _be | false pretenses;
masks are worn; an acting or living under
‘a disguise: “v.t. to cover with
‘bot, f66t; found; boil; futction ; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw =wh asin when;
zh==3 as in azure; kh=ch as in loch.
‘See pronunciation key, pages ‘xix’to sudi.
or disguise:
Ball ‘where the persons present
to take the part character
‘Arausoment gr deceit: to show fal
Mass (Pt dn
quantity: lump: body of things Hlectively
PL common people” with thet #.t. and 04. t0
ante te tm i an the
ml .
mMAS-SA-CTE ofmany ple ‘with violence
and cruelty; wholesale laughter or murder
of people who cannot offer resistance: 9.1. to
slaughter in such a manner. me of
Caen. a method
mas Sage {redial tvatiaent By aebtoe
‘Sh eyeeding the body: ot, hieabianne
. [fem. masseuse),
and kneading.
(mi"s0r’),
mas-Seur One who performs the operation
treating the body, for
ending
‘a method.
rrposes of hi ‘and len
cape of boalty, by rubbing
mas-si-cot (miss’ pt). n. Zeer asoms | gulmal
mas-sif
pale Ge ag ne
mas-sive (TH51"), 04, welehty:
nd srregularly formed: used tii inperely
ar ring eee ys _ maasstvely.
—
By ‘Sir ponderous, solid, substantial.
mass meeting Gate, MELIND.
a ne mee
tobe er fal a a a
¢ade,
mas-ter key wit" op vil Ea tat
mas-ter-ly (re freed
‘the manner of, or Pity the
expert.—n. masterlinees.
luction.
eS Gphe erst). I n. dignity:
fon; _maste gi
te, sendte, rare, c&t, local, fiir, ask,
Fight, sin; céld, bey, cOrd, stép, oBmapare; Gnit, dite, bir,
puniahment on shipboard.
mas-ti-cate ° creas et to
| mastioator. teeth
Adlling | teeth; a che
matchmaking
mast top asa
—a
*ti-kE‘shiin), m
mas-ti-ca- -tion soe te gpan) “a bs
pptsstb-dn) i 8 variety
somewhat
mas-to-don {P
like the ele-
(mastoid),
Droasclive fi
animal
ieee note ae
one of the
‘behind the
ay n. the mas-
pupease
2 alcull
the ear.
mas-toi-di-tis hte. noo
formed inside the mastoid bone
brain,
Dobind rower Tete, woth, Fights al
ie
oe
yi
ti
Gi
8
Ly
le; scéne, évent,
match play 381 mature
eee iat bring: ae, adj. fiercely, a dramatic performance held im
the captain:
marry: of animals, to,
mata
ma.té ii. 7 i made o te de
ma-te fecal priate sf, coating
inated nas: st B
as, it is not material to me what you, do:
of consequence; 'n. the substance
angthing is
‘Ant, (see. spiritual). a
ma-te-ri-al-ism Cats Sram). ai
(md-té'r1-Al-Ist), n. one
who holds the’ doctrine
that the, universe consists of substance, with
out spirit; one who is absorbed in bodil;
thing £9 ne Gecludon of" epiteual interes
j. materialistic,
materialize eyes ae
heard, or felt; to express trough
Tard obleciat as, to maleratie ambitk
as time goes on.
ma.-te-ri-a med-i-ca fae tne
for the various substances used ta
the science of remedies.
Lag.)
ma-ter-nall {aived lee, ars | Sas
¥ d-tish’=
math.e-ma.ti-cian Guts smd th
sidlled in mathematics, or the science of
math-e-matics (gxuamtito, 7.
of quantities, and magnitudes, by the use of
and the measuring, relations. and
of such quantities and magnitudes.
Pertaining to the
‘Droperties
(matin), adj.
matin {oti jmoming_ or ‘to “morning prayer:
matinee & ‘aon. ns jon or
‘| ma-tric-u-late
to | ade,
-| Mat-thew {mith.®)..p. the Arse
s| ma ‘adj. suitable for pair
ing; as,
ing time.
‘(nkt reat: mi’trt-eid).n. the
‘ie:| mat ri-cide funder of e mower by Sereoa.
or daughter; one who murders one’s mother.
(md-trik’0-lat), ot. to
admit to the member
(iting),
iis
admitted as a student ins
ake ‘rt mB’ n-RD, aft.
nuptial—ado. mat eto ,
matrimonially.
poe a voit emer
ided_in it;
3 dle or ets tho face ts
for linotype, '& monotype
machine: the rock in whi
Pere ‘tron (ml'trin), n. 9 married Tactype
Te as bre Sale e's Goa
other institution.—adj. matronal.
Be eee Tansey ao:
{ike's married woman sapecacay a
obtained.
(mit/éd), “adj. covered with =
gmat or ‘mate; “closely tangled
matted
: t-te insite), n. that which occupies
mat-tef space, and can be perceived by
the senses; Hody!_ substance: ap. the subjece
matier of 's book: a thing of importance:
nati loods prompt af
tention: event indebnite aanourt:
cause of difficulty; ay Mate, the lie "matter
Enortance enone an Hd ‘ioce mauier;'algnity: $0.
mat ter-of- fact (mitseety fit). odf.
literal; not imaginative nor vo net ara zu tases:
‘monplace.
n. the first book of
mat-tress (mit’rée), ni. a quilted batr.
bed; a mat ie Ee or anata. *
best, [66¢; found ; boil; fudction; mene
sfoy; then, thick; hw =wh asin when;
zh=z as in azure; kh=ch as in loch.” See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
Ni
mealy-mouthed
maturity
(mé-ti'ri-tl), mn. the state
ma-tu-ri-ty or atalty, (of being ful.
ripen eet |-develoy pment; as, the
als ‘maturliy mich more
slowly fia tho" tows lower ; & coming
oe ta taal (ne-t0'thendl:mae“t-trnd
ma-tu-ti-nal Syhj0ccnhlimieprnan
ing: earl
(mOd’lIn), adj. easily moved to
maud-lin (3ty. "wontly and “rooushly
sentimental: drunionly ely
mau-ger See AR Fig ae se
(m6l), n. a large wooden hammi
maul ¢ (28 Wound or bruise ins rough | M8)
manner.
maul-stick “tien Rast for the
‘Also, mahistick.
(non "aac; minder). bt. to
ue meaning
to speak
talk foollahlys
fadistinctly; imarmur or grumble. “> "Po
Maun.dy Thurs-day (novaithars.
Caan car) nena ropesting: rid
mau-ser (mei % mene
long distance. (m6"66-18/Am)
m6 "st jm), n. &
mau-So-le-um (ris coms os ‘mone
ment: named from that of Mausolus, King
of Carla, erected by his widow Artemesia; as,
Grant's tomb is a handsome mausoleum.
mauve (mov). % & sof iliac or purple
Caa'vie), n. tho European song
ma-vis (Pay
mb} tho stomach, or the mouth
maw ; birds,
and throat, of an animal; "in
‘the craw; that which swallows up something
4
mawk.ish watiallR! pelts
sentimental: love stories
(eable-stt a), n. (pl. maxiliee
‘mouth parts of ete
(mAk’sl-I8-r),” adj. pertain
max.-il-la-ry {ng tor or situated near, tio
Jaw, or one of the Jawbones. neal
(makati), ne an ost
max-im principle or irwh? proverb;
a well-known saying: as, the old’ mazim,
Bwfaste not, want not,” fs full of truth.
Syn. adage, sayit Rake eon wey Saw.
}, & machine
Max.im te ‘named ae roid
ventor, Hiram 8. Magn.
max-im-ite
for ‘armor-p)
iBventon,
mari imum
possible; as,
(nii’s-mim),n. the great-
est number, ‘quantity, or
good
ite to tnt mun ad. or test
eta
Seong aie tL reres
reached or attained; highest
Slowed by Ry law: as, the marimum price for
aay sz. Up. met (mit, to be
may § able a * Se “allowed: fo express tarnest
desir: “aay, Jou eve repent d
to be, ‘der "Yale “cireumstan Possible;
as, the illness may cause his deaths” to ‘chance,
of bappen by chance- ‘May, the fifth month
fone,
yuant
ort mea-geF ren ime
ageriy.
Siahe oP tho barbeety tassy
lant of 7 family
called. also mandrake.
it may happen
May ap-ple -ple
or its edibl ary uit *)
may-be fit. panare.
.n. the
here the 1
May: flow-e! er {m¥fow Boe ene ee
Also, | ing prbutas, in England, ‘any of several
5 may-hem Meer
any of his rmenibers. Als,
the Selobraion of of
may-ing {iny Bay °
or by festivities. P odidam oy mae. ee
may-on-naise {i155 "saico or caied
of eggs and olive
(fem. mas
Magunrae of aig ot
areesing of tho raw
may.0 "OF (pee min.
W.
I"), n. & pole decorated
‘Rowers’ ‘snd ribbons
around which Me Y, Da ‘celebrations are held.
May-pole (7%
May-tide srs"
‘the month of
‘Maytime.
n
ye
wed"),
mad 260Kd), 8.
mids
iy. bard fo untae) oF to
ng! winding.
—ads, mazily.—n. s:
‘maziness.
(md), pron. ‘the objective case of I, the
first person,
; |e ee Sate
son, of fhe ee Da
mead foney, water, ad spices: tn'pocty,
mead-ow pasture nh 4, tinct rich
hay le obtained Tow vas land by tho banks
mead-ow lark ceeds oeaes Ane
breast marked with black. leah
). adj. thin: scanty: bar
joan: gaunt. Also,
meagre.
‘al y ground:
m meal (3 at ne ood ager taken Stone time
pon, the table at one time; the act or oe
aulne
meal-time {m2'tim. n. the hour fixed
meal. (mall), adj. consisting of. sprit
Frater dy Caio Ae Ape
meal-y-mouthed (95! ‘asiag ‘soft
words; “unwilling to toll the truth th plabs
Ate, senite, rare, ct, loc&l, fur, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, édge, novel, refér;
right, sin; céld, ‘bey, cérd, stép, eémpare; init, ‘nite, barn, cut, focks, mend;
383
medallion
.—ade, meaningly. a
‘Syn. n. signification, import, scceptation,
purport. a“
mean-ly (Sy tay;
mean-ness (rn ae
mea-sles (25712).
ately: appreciably: *
meagre Get his at
an; ‘compared: as, the iven
by @ candle is the measure by which the
ower of other Hght is calculated: or
quantity. determined by tho rule or standard:
Standard of judgment, criticism, ete;
thine." proportions va divisor ‘Ie st
ry : 4
Temainder! ES
of ten ai :
for ‘finding length,
yard or a quart measure:
quantities; "as, dry
7; meter in poetry:
bill; ” method or step:
10 accomplish 3
20d, oF depos
‘out the extent, size,
confine within 3 limit;
p
|
, 16t; 3
zh =z as in azure
ted | mech-a-ni-cian {mike push ar
| medal.
meas-ureless (mitre). 0d up-
of a size too large to be fc gut.
meas-ure-ment (2&2 pr-mént).n.the
size, quantity, amount, etc., by some stand-
Srdi “ase ‘or quanuty dev
matter and motion;
by, machines or ina ; 88, mechani
done without thought, as from force
‘smile or gesture.—
of habit; as, a mechar
ade.
amalfer force
8 lesser , ae
plans, wheal ate axle,
(mék’d-nish’&n), n.one
matter and motion, or in the construction of
me-chan.ic’s lien (=o *q7 0). 2
property for labor or material.
mech-a-nism {mace oem), tne re
Parts of an engine, etc.; construction of the
1@. lever. inclin
screw, puiley, and
Thost dellerte: operation of the parse
4 or the
(i
i ia)
Mech-lin vary delicate” ind ct" Ineo,
med-al-ist (mega. 17
who designs or m: es
medals; winner
anasto
‘8 lace ornament
medal play
med-al play com ean ‘a a fa cy ane
sore Lae cgunted iy number of
\terfere with
med-die ene ‘not coucers "one
in meddler.
med-dle-some (5 (median), oft ape
i erbdlmeomely =
3 md "I-83
ie Agee (aight
onset
me-di-ate een
who are openly
it ly 3; to act ay the
which a settlement is brought about:
os. bring about by int
or. its; as, to mediate a
adj. tmsaray, not direct; acting
AP (pear dant the act
me-di-a-tion {7 ma Tig’ et
friendly relations; io ca Tnteroenston. oa ion.
"t be 18
me-di-a-tor (25 tie ery
qalatlons those (Dersons, natic
rhc ‘open; ee
etc), who are
lator between Japat
med.i-ca- le (msateg by. 2a, ‘SOD | se
by medicine.
med.i-cal (™47) sy paving |
or connected clone or art of
medicine, Or the treatment Of discero: medical
sore, the branch ofan army which la in charge
sick and wounded.
\6-dIk’d-mént)
me-dic-an ment j medi omen
weued ts ee o.t, ote with
med i-cate Sty curative of Roaling Rube
stance: to saturate or
BRica? SAE Medicale cotton; te care.
Sm medication.
me.dici-nal (Rdt2h), ad. having
peal
in, any curative oft out ee 38,
medicinal sae. Ly
med-i-cine (nig, tists’ othe pre.
mastance’ or cata for the cure, of
Pr o cure
‘medicine chest, a box or cabinet
"mith the most
8 few of the most useful Instruments.
med-i-cine man (254 Cath, Bios,
Pee , one who
fesses to drive away evil spirits or disease
me-di- Brad val (mnB°di-B' v8: msd7s'yal).
of,
a centuries A.D.
the ‘ale “Agee ‘olga to to
384
ree felqua ce eh whch dry bain
fe dd 40-r) Per | songs,
having ‘the | wh
taining to, oF th q
meet
me-di-o-cre (nbd oye), od. of Bett
of a medium quality, beat the
me-di-oc-ri- pity "emaetertan, nt
quality of being
(of commonplace,
medi. i- tate thin irene
think upon;
med-i-ta- fion se 2
decplgs. close, deep, and long - continued
med_ita-tive Uo" 4,044 40
voted oF disposed to, »
Jong and deep thought.
01
t world gre delivered to carts:
senile, rire, oft, Toll, fir, dak pérade; scBne, Brent
it, ain; cdld, dbey, ord, stdp, ebmpare; dnit, Onite, barn,
meeting 385 memory
2 SEGA melo dmatle SREaeae™
ne ast of the nature of. romantic or pceations! play:
meet-ing (Gnét'tng), n. a centuiner as = highly sensational.—ade. Preah ae
swombly; a ssthering for a Teligious mel-o- dy fase the ‘arrangement of
l (anig"4-I0-mi’at-4), | or batt) Cane or alr, aut agreeable miccomsion
meg-a-lo-ma-ni-a a
meg. See ee mn
‘greatness.
me; hone (még’é-f0n), nm. @ con-
E-A-PI trivance, usually
to be carried
Br lone delaaee
-a-the-ri-um (meev4-ths'r-tm),
the Donte of ich have
ea an a eS w ve
me-grim Seem,
‘ache:
spirite.
mel-an-cho-li-a (™ian-ko'-d): in
imard, by great depromioa ot of spi fee a case
mel.an-chol.i ic (paithn kerio, ad).
of spirits: downcast; sad: oor hneerate
mel-an_-chol - 7,38
ion of of spirits:
msl Bn BLD). 2
oan geet
mélange m. @ confused
mel-a-nite © sere lack vartety
mé.lée grits rg sr tetas
inel- i- eee 1: ae, Th @ powerful
mel-io-rate © caste Soe sto improve
more bearable: oe toator
mel-io-ra-tion setilers
Ing better; state of
mel. lif-lu-ence §
sweet,
eylike.
mel-if. Iu-ous Pretec ot). flow
smooth and sweet; Also,
mel t.— ado.
mel-low (221), od full:
eee ad
15° oS: “et to tnalloripe, woul,
2 e ‘eau
“Bimeady ri ponies
" mat
‘Ant, (soo tmamat
me-jo-de-on ‘33: eo.
me-lo-di-ous = Suen
‘Gousty. H
” tuneful, diulcot, sweet,
‘Ant.
mel-o-dist (75°
‘worked by
ed}. fall of,
by, a sweet
Cit, sruf cempooes oF
mem-ber-ship site a bene tos ona
amociation of community; a collective body
he membership of ¥ .
mem-brane "*?!
some part or organ.
mem-bra-nous (oer io °2),
tng of za ae yet of tiseue
me.men-to (2 aD meme.
mem-oir Geert). n. the written ac-
out about
or aclent
mem-o-ta-bilia (mimjtr-onTs,
of remembrance or record: the record of e0eh
te |mem_o-ra-ble (ats Gmim’ocrd-b bl) adj.
regaria be: notablerade siemocshiys
mem.o-ran-dum Sipy Stands
Memorial
thirtieth of ‘May, Sy, sppoisted ‘by law for observ.
n. a small|ing the mi
dion in the Civil War.
‘Syn., n. monument,
me-mo-ri-al.ize eats eet 1 sents
heart.
mem.-o-! pais
tid by aie Ae “ne eee
Cocurrenoes., facts, rhich are a
| part of tie bast, and recalla thers! w pardenlar
jggod} joy y; then, thick; hw = wh aa in when;
pronunciation key, pages xix to xi.
menace . 386
Munores of bie youth: the Tange’ of time | men-tion-a-ble sr%s
happenings are remem-
ry, mene
men-da-cious (ig 3F'sh0*), 04).
to falsehood ;
men-dac.i-ty Sitio ‘Ce io
padleual | lying; the state iven to
men-di-can-cy (2i2"s kina, 2, the
the act of le to
ng: a8 a
gs pane
" mer-cer-ize re (aseae soe
men-tor {= ais es
(mor's6-nt-rn,
merf-ce. Conaries oie abu noche
‘000 WI
‘of | hired into forelan’ service:
‘ailic, wool, ete.
‘to treat
Ha) in such a way as to af
receptive of dyes:
times, to give a liken sheen to.
mer-chan-dise gsuis, (mar‘chin-dts)
bought anc
arrest for ‘qnarchint), fm. one who
r mer-chant ‘rs
ate ceehul por de
4 2 a
Bf the Mladio Ages were monks who, Se inercantlo. 2d) mexchagtabier
iy themselves and for the cnureay reduced mer-chant man ¢ ara chant mn).
(mén)], a trading vessel
"to | mer-chant ma-rine — Bm
2g the shipping of a country that is engaged
“it. rary variety of merciful Girt Yooh og), ful of, or
Passion; ; full of pity.—ede.
cord
opal.
men-in-gi-tis {f'vnich che ‘mmbranes
fnclosin ‘the spinal
become
Men-she-vi-ld {if “Bicnmerikr 78
Petngoot Rho Sodllists:
to tho Botsherdtt, or radical wing, ,
men-su-ra-ble {ne5 Biensurable, nabed
men-su-ra-tion {m™°" tovaet ot oe pitas! 8
taking: Fes
thing:
war fanding ihe length of lines, areas of sure
faces, and volumes of solids.
tal {7780.24 pocaining to the
men talis i- ty &P (mbacel Pas alley
intel the 1 (eaén’t inbn'th thd}; men tho n. amb.
men-thol {262 ita
fied lagi mphor: aa to
int cam
ta). a bret notice:
Temark;
ey lightly on by
citar.
“5 ise ‘Clement, tender, gracious.
‘Ant, (968
+2] mer-ci Gigss @ ‘por'e-ttey, od}. without
ade, merctlessly.—n.
hard-hearted, pitiless, remorseless,
lenting,
Ant, (see kind).
2,| mer. -cu-ri-al ae kUAAD, adj. pottve:
to, made of, or
er.
mer.-C;
ity: g a Hy
mere & aay waa “Vrispert.teceat)
mention of suche th iene:
formerly, a lake or
pool.
. | mere. dy & eae, ae timly: |, urely:
Tre, sent, rire, okt,
local, fir, ask, pdrade; scéne, "vent,
right, sin; cdld, Obey, cord, stép, cSmpare; Gnit, dnite, bard,
port. refér;
fochs, meni;
wat
mer-i-to-ri-ous Sieg wor ot er
reward or
(mor mB), m, & creature, ead
tale t0 live
and
mer-man {0rmin), n. the male of the
mer-ri-ment 1 a EEE, mirth:
viality, —
Sun. ty, huarity.
mer-ry nee 0, 24), foomp, me iperrier, super!
humor; ys saly: plessant.—ods, merrily.
cheerful, mirthful, joyous, sprightly,
Sin
sovial al, blithe, sportive.
(mBr"Yekn’drO), 1.
mer. ~AN-ATEW Gre" whose. business
ce sport for others: a clown.
kite Ge mérT+g0-Found”),
‘an amusement
@ revolving circular frame fitted
ew
ith wooden horses or seats, on which
(mar't-mBk"Ing), n.
festivity: adj.
tive;
(mier-tde' the
it (me the
me-sa {7h loping
mé.sal lance Se ees
mes- dames tof. reg naam
me-seems
te
to
; | mes-sieurs
metabolism
the of
mesh (oe. OMe ot es ‘ine
mesh; petwork;, ft gang ef 0
‘tk). OT
mes-mer-ic {! ‘prod
control that ric nae duced BY, over
the entiro nervous system Of anouser:
strongly attractive; ‘fascinatin,
mes-mer-ism {7% icmictim),, 2, the
2 Seg state “SE the ners nervous
bung sleep, in which the and
Sections of the patient are con by ‘the
will of the operator; Magnetism;
‘hypnotism.
\Br-Ist), rho
mes-mer-ist (EXPE) t,o wee
‘rolling the thoughis, acts, rile ete.,
by causing in them sn unnatural jtate of the
rent og inizintriny ef. to
mes-mer-ize {ftinnaturs! nervous cone
dition in that puts the will of (the patient)
under the complete contre of another; hence,
to influence strongly; to charm: 0 hypnotize,
mtsOeptimn), the
second thembrane ¢ ‘Or skin
{més"6-25'lk), adj. pertain
to the Secondary, Age
fovelopment of
ayetaan
ts,
MeES-0-SPerM 5q.
Of a seed.
ete rata), Christ, the
nointed the expected
king sot ab i ‘of the Hebrews. Also.
—adj. Messianic.
‘Messias.-
ies’ ‘yers: mie), onl.
of monsteur:
times pl. Of Mister: abbreviated Meir tre]
mat). nea beret
Mess-mate tpecially ‘a ‘fellow ‘aoldiet
or sailor, with whom one is associated at
‘meals; hence, a friend or com) "
1 adj." disorderly; eolled;
MESS- foichot, “nm messinee:
met Spee) By pase tense ‘and past participle
me. tab-o lism in tivin’
cells or tissues cont it
igor, f86t; found; bil; futction; ehsee; Egod; joy; then, thick; hw = wh asin when;
zh=z as in azure; kh=ch as in |
See pronunciation key, pages’ xix to Sadi.
metal 388 meticulous
and built again food.—adj. meta- | another man rer animal: believed in
ae ernie na nec | Bt’ ancten avy ang/ang other Easters
met-al {nics capable ol belag vdrawa | Doo a
Solloguialiy. the
soe eat ‘at gold aiver, tron, | Pasa
me- me tal i lic Geitine (mB-tKI'Tk), “ont Psat a
eilver, iron, copper eee
me-tal lic oxide
it”B-!
er-ous (riding. snail -
ciives trons ‘copper,
metal Jur-gic cece
(mB-t41T _ Sk’sid),
ff metals. such such as ‘petlianess i copper,
met allur, Jur-gist $ who ie aidted fa ie
science of metals, Iver, iron, Cop)
lead, ete.
Scompound of metal | tainin
me.te-or (asiet Shaling or sor
dazzles or exclite wonder for" eo
| meteoric oe
ing oF ab
ing ‘wonder.
me-te-or-ite ("3°45 eset had ake
me-te-or-ol-o-gy (eon 2O. fs
atmosphere and Ste var Sarto ais epee
moisture, etc., its winds, storms, etc.
4
met-al-lur-gy couparn, ‘n. the art & oar
‘motals, such asg0ld, ‘slvers iron?
Teed, etc., for use by. agperating, ‘tiem Prom
the materials in which ‘are found in the
metas mor-phism (™4jd-mor fim).
any kind of rocks under premure nest,
wat ‘action, etc., have changed
‘constitution, as limestone to marble.
morph
(mated mor tox:
Poe -mOr’fGe),
to change into a different
met-a-mor-pho-sis J Ble-mor'te,
ae eeu are: franstormat , as
is con be thi jopnie ome alae
‘as something e} ‘which it has
tomo likeness; ae plows the sea;
‘wo rake our brains.
met-a-phor-i-cal (mite fort sa). od}
taining, a figure of in whi oie thn
Af it were something else:
figurative; as, metaphorical expressions. Also,
metaphoric.—a: mat
met-a-phys. cal (méed-nz" ai), adj. adj.
pertaining to,
rH les of, abstract phil ny | a
alae eee at “philoso
‘metaphystcally.
met-a-phy-si-cian (m8 4--zib Bn).
skilled in abstruse knowledge or philosophical
;| of the pat
the Methodists, » religious
Moth.od ist oak, n. one. of
eth. et),
founded by John Wesley! ad). ‘Jortalning to
meth-od-ize (uith'tdt,t4, to oct
fa| Me-thu-selah ana oe), 2
960 years old.—Genesis v.37.
ete.
é meth: yl eae 2. 2 ompound of
me-temp-sy-cho-sis (78;'5mP/2!-
forms nee impor part of methyl aleobol,
or wood It.
me-tic-utous us Soa of atl dena
very particular.—ade, metioulousty.—n.
Seulousness.
15'sis),
‘sage of the soul after death Into the bod of
Ate, senfite, rire, cAt, local, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent,
right, sin; céld, Obey, e6rd, st8p, cbmpare; dnit, finite, barn,
, novel, refer;
it, focks, mend;
metonymy 389 microscopist
figu the poisor by germs
me-ton-y-my Peer Ti ulcna Word | merctiad able to case diocase,” rislarin =
{s used in place of which it suggests adj. miasmatic.
ici baed
orice verse; rl ye
unit of length in
Baie om oul to a7 nes
‘mt
hich “depends upon time values. Also
(mét'rik), adj. pertaining to meas-
met-ric (Retreat nceaReetor tiydhan tee
Reach geen ot of weights and. cheasurse, by
which ted by
ads. eae
met.ro-graph rt
oP Ue member and are
of stoppages at stations, eve.
met-ro-nome {5 5">
an instrument which’
beats fi ‘by al
Beane "ors short poo,
me. -trop- o-lis
ye the
Bice Sy Ge Chpstai of 8
ern Geter
a Sayin
fe th sof the Metronome:
Eattea States; a rinctpal center: as, London
‘the metropolis
met-ro-pol-tan ‘ BA Thing ts
o ala a the Breniding bishop ofa country
one
mettle (ei Rta”:
courage,
met-tle some me (metetm, od. high
mew ete ont), the of a cat or an imita-
tion of ft: *,speted Restieraet a a
cage for hawks: a
Botoval stables in London: a rau of Sables
about an open place: t. to inclose or confine,
as in @ cage: v.t. tory ike & cat: miaow.
Mex-i-can (Mises or ite opin
‘a native of Mexico; ene orien.
mez-za-nine ("oy story ina bulaing
between two higher ones.
(ed? ‘26), adj. in music, middle,
MEZ-20 middling: Sot extreme IER] oy”
meZ-Z0-SO-pra-No (3). Yoke ot
rich quality between prano and contralto;
ith such a ¥¢
ete;
the of
mi-aow ¢7 Pee He Pat 8 et
(mi %z’md), n. infectious germs
Mi-AS-DDA SF iiscano producing, Maller In
eet tmtid), na, aiineral casily sope-
mica ited fi aed" chin, Saneparent gies
which are in n janterns,
oe, and Boptlarly called “ainglane ad} cant
(mi’kd), n. @ book of the Old
Micah (2 jestament, containing the prophe:
cles of Micah, a Hebrew prophet who lived
about 767-700 B.C.
mice {
mi-crobe be Be oon oo er
the microscope: found | in the ood. of of
Srpecially,
animals, suffering
lo. ete , leere
mi-Cro-cosm World.’ s world tn ‘minis
ture; hence, man. "as opposed to the grees
Upivergo about An: opponite to macrocodrn—
mlcrocosmalc.
Vkro-graf),
ii cro. graph AEB: thal
mi-crom.e-ter {rset ff
see f Spots ar away. ‘ae a sare ed
une iene
scope or tele
scopo: mie
cal-
Micrometer
Callpertor
fine measure-
ments
a
—
mi-cro-phone
an instrument for making
ble: sounds louder, as the t
mitter of a telephone.
mi-cro-p. Page
ra-} phy {et} ‘kro
the art of mal dng ati ox
skdp). n. an optical)
ent for making
very tiny objects
larger, so that th
De seen and stu
glass.
boot, 150%; found; boil; fuAction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; bw:
zh=2 as in azure; kkh =ch as in loch.
— asin when;
See pronunciation key, pages xix‘to xi.
microscopy
390
military
microscope, or the study of objects through
‘the microscope.
mi. Cros -CO- -PY Ses (mi-lepeks-pP nthe
(Gnid’« ‘da
A ay shi a ag the “point equally
mid-dle stant from two given points or
extremes; central | teen equally distant
from the ‘oxteetcs: haltwa: ;ween two given
rg dhe Ac ora. (mld 882), the
id-dle Ag-es (iivccn ths
mid_die- te Ft aia. ‘Ajd"), adj. neither
le-aged ‘nor old: sald of
Berson from about tality "5 about sisty year
(mid’l-m&n) mid-
middle man SA)
or poop rip broker one WHO ‘buys at whole
.
ad adj. of moderate
mid. rdling Gaia ling),
Tank, size, or quality: neither
good nor bad; mediocre: n.pl. o mixture of
ware dy cae, teas,
mu midshipman, "
[CotLoq.]
midge { oy Le very small fly; a very
Ml dwarf;
midg-et (i'via taitaity, OTT *
mid-land {aid'iind), aq), inlind:, tn the
the interlor of w eountey. © © CURE: PE
rlod
12)
|
i
(mid’nit’), n. the middle of
mid- night hocnisnt; twelve o'clock at
mid. riff (mid‘rif), n. the muscular parti-
tion separating the cavity & the
chest from the abdomen, sd’aht} in), tpl.
yy (mi ip*m&n), n.
mid-ship-man midsnpmen emery n
naval cadet, or youth in training for a Deval
Silcor-e cotaetlasions one whoee rank is next
below that of ensign; a petty officer in the
basis + cn st), the middle; the central
Snide © middle; the cen
midst pisce: te ‘tee of beng pent.
slider pigeon
mid-sum-mer @51r"the perlod before
and after June 21, or tt ¢ longest day of sum-
a te eT aay ana
mid-way ir haitway between: ‘ne (mtd'=
wa the amusement section of an exposition
wie
r a (mid ), Me 1. midwives:
mid-wife (YAD(% Wome’ who taut
at childbirth. anld’wit*rt;,_mid’wif*rn.
shndtts Pwit'rt; mid’wit'r), 1,
mid-wife-ry oT Tor praction of
assisting at childbirth ver mid"win'tée),
ntti:
mid-win-ter Pay aed berore and,
after December 21, or the shortest day of
‘winter: adj. In the middle of the winter
(mén), n. outward appearance; alr;
mien {coi ‘manner’ aspect,
miff (ai, ef to cause lo bo vered: n. a
ight ils pilot may! n: Power; £
might strenach® Of mY Me Power: force:
(mit’,
superl.
might-y
Salandleee”_ pomertl:
important; won-
gerong: having influence
dectul: ‘ado. colloquially. very oF
mightiness.
seceding! ye ade, mightily ——n.
e ette mmnvinst). me cL
garden ‘plant with
mi-grate fs
miuwes 6 Sei Sa Certain tes
of yeor, many pide, gra’shan), 7
mi-gra-tion {fafa piace
a a change of residence one country >
remor-
migratory {2 Se ee aa from aoe
place to another; 17g cxtaiige moving con-
antl from one: te or region to another;
i roving.
Journeytng.
‘mild
sition; 3 ‘Dot
sharp; sour, a ai at ‘maildly.—
mil dew (amit'gO), in, 8 very tiny. eolortems
jaced
caused
NE meg
mail) ne yy
mile (rdlterent countries as the 4
‘mile, in uso in the ‘United states, contains
1.760 yards; the, geographical or nautical
mille 1-00Uh ‘of '& degree OF latitude, Ge 2.029
). nm. an allowance for
mile-age (oA tpttt ar an
per mile; length in miles; on railroads,
Charge per ‘mile: mileage book. a book’ of
counpns bourht for 9 Certain gum: ‘and allow:
Ee the possessor to travel # given number of
jes.
milepost (inf Gitar a copcadan tat
(mls sais a n. 2 eo os
mile-stone sly sot at intecvals of a mile
along a railroad track, to tell the distance in
miles to a given point.
(nil-t&n. n. warfare:
warlike or fighting spirit or
(milT-tAnt), adj. wartike: fight.
; serving as a soldier:
one who fighta;' one who uses
methods tn ad
meena se lerare
Ate, senate, rare, c&t, local, fiir, ask, pdrade; cine, event;
right, sin; ‘cdld, dbey, c6rd, stp, edmpare; dnit, dnite, bir,
novel, relér;
it foctis, meni;
militate 301 mimicry
Batioe 0 branes gf tho ary ead mil. diner 3 (anenee). f. one rho Snakes
Eto “preserve order, provect addresses, ete. sleuve
or invaded district, care (mini such articles
Cae ape ad erreat Seldioes gaitgror | Mil-li-ner-y G"wonsa's ‘bate, bosaste,
misconduct. in to b adds resi —
mil-i-tate SPpamod! operate: wisS opatnst:
to contend.
militia yo,» in. & body of citizens
defense of a state, or nation,
milk
—n. milker,
ali’s6p), n." an effeminate,
tmllk Youth ‘rst
milk tooth (oi jo, onmof te tat
the higher animals, mma wild
milk-weed § et shea lee mal,
oo
milk. ile-y BY coe. neaining. oF, ice,
milk; very
Milk-y ¥ y Way @ Pa broad band
beavens. visible at nudes and consisting of
mill all a. machine for grinding grain
ces; a_manut
one-tenth of a cent: of. to grind very fine
in a machi stamp, the edges
Gf coins’ full (cfota); roll into bars, aa metal.
ne a
mill-board {mteboard i King oF thick
mil-le-na-ri-an (ater ete ot:
fisting of, a thousand; pertaining ‘to the
millennium, or thousand yeai of Bence, oF to
Boligvers in it n. 8 believer in Use mall
mil-le-na-ry (aeats. 2.3 ‘fowrand
thousand.
AI), adj.
millen-ni-al SoS to a ttod ofS
millen-ni-um (Pj et
the thousand years dtring w which Batak wil
be bound and Christ will on earth— Rev.
3E, UA 2 pero of great Joy. prosperity, and | real
miller ¢ Gee foe inlil®
wings look 8
mil let Gite:
fone wig kkeope or works
8 kind of moth whose
jered with flour,
).
rated ‘in.
or 2,204.6 pounds, svoird
‘i-erkm), -
mil-li-gram naif par or gram. ound
im 18 eee) e the
mil-li-li-ter Soa ie ae uses ots
atte. eqatimeter sau qual {000102 eatle hack,
(moll Y-1 Me
mil-li-me-ter Gijon, tie thor
sandth part meter, equal to .03987 inch.
Dering Machine Cutting, &
Channel tna Di
a) n. the pumber of ten
‘thousand; an indea-
ho In'worth ten tedred
eta gale dollars; a very rich
‘Also, millionnatre.
ii (mail’} sh) of:
millionth (autyongh 7, gne of «milion
thing: adj. one out of ten hundred
thousand, (oF talons ‘coming last in &
mill pond id ill pond), «small body of
water that’ supplies water for
driving mill.
mill race $Pysta’ wins turret that
drives a mill.
fi (mil’st5n”), n.
mill-stone Greulne ptones for’ grinding
[til wheel tat ot Sh
{It (m,n. tho spleen: the reproductive
milt (ens to make fertile
eS eee Tee
soe.
imyEsating eaese pee te
ete om
one who tmita
' eo make fun of the per:
tation; to make an imitation of;
oe, Sones mimic, ic ‘the land: adj. inclined to
bee ‘to n, mit
mim-ic-ry fortran, he pati of
{imitation for e PI
Also, _mailtimetre, 0
[they rest
béSt, {56t; found; boil; fuction; chase; good; joy; then, thick;hw =whas in when;
zh=s as in azure; keh =ch as in loch. ‘See pronunciation Key, pages xix to xxi.
392 minor
mi-fn0-Sa {Fopfeat anrub, orto "wich
round heads of pink or
min-a-ret fects
white flowe—
ret), na
jer ‘tower
rayer sqied by an oficer called
mince eee, Gia
SE chop
to weaken: tell in, art or by de
jake less in
't mince mattors:
or speak with assumed
daintiness:e4. to tall with sa.
‘sumed elegance: walle
ronounes '
‘oe ,
‘with short
stops or ine prim manner. '
mince-meat Guy hopped
red with
minc-ing (mee). pad), with ammmed
fatad), me reasoning
mind fowet in'tnan: tho under oF
Intellect; soul; memory; intention; opinion:
££. to etand ‘to; as, to mind one's
v.f, to obey;
to be troubled;
do fa '
mind- ed i ae a
‘obey: object to:
Dusiness;
I don't mind
must learn to | me
J" an never mind if you
having the
wish oF p
fy cmnind’t061), dj ving fi
nnd fl couheratientives Pera
Bae (seo hosdioa)s
me PrOM, ond adj. pertaining to
mine mer 'n?”an opening msde in’ the
earth, from which pained tone. a ‘stones,
ete., are taken; crude {ron-st an abun-
lunder an enemy's works to blow "uiem em Up:
with explosives, moored
Beneath. or on the
‘which destroys or binders an ‘enemy o.
water, of
28
carry on the work of digging for metals, ctc.:
method:
4. to undermine or
{0 destroy som ox
make or
$0 mine'a tunnel, or
min-er {! tant n. one engaged in
‘way beneatit the enemy’
ractice secret
soldier who
works to blow thers
H (min’ér-&l), n. any substance
min-er-al fcr"aninal or vesttable; “any
chemical compound result naturally from
ae
not animal or vegetab!
min-er-al-o-gist
knowledge of minerals,
animal nor vegetable.
y pertaining to,
fed ‘witth, 6 substance
(min‘er-aV'd-fist), n.
one skilled’ in’ the
oF substances neither
min-er-al-o-gy pee yD tis, Be
‘Min-er-va erties of winiom! identted
with the Greek Athens.
), Pad. baving e mind; | military min
mine sweep-er (nit £™5p%); ln, the
$RtES ao ois SENS
‘and removing or exploding
min. le {ir fae’ 1), vt. to combine by mix-
to bo saat ae roca: to Ment:
at imin-d-tfr), na very
min-i-a-ture (hall painting” ecpecaly
‘8 portratt on Ivory, oe: etc.: adj. done ons very
we pall mine: popularly, mit
Ge
Min-i-€ ball Son's conical rine allen
ith a hollow base, and a plug driven is 9F
the ‘explosion, to expand the lead” into” tho
Brooves of the rine barrel.
being on
aims n. [pl. minima
min-i-mum (1 least’ quantity:
trifle: opposite to mari ae the lowest point
reached or recorded, as of temperature; the
jenst, east quantity allowable or admissible: adj.
:, least possible or alls
Sere ws val eeent gal pe
taining to a
official or ambassador, to cteeymen, or
Pimin"Ye-teB’shOn), a.
the act of serving’ (as
(min’ .
-triz)}, the ‘of one who
fy (mf! e of eithe who
mi-nor ("unde tho see of twenty aoe:
scales in
Ate, senite, rfre, c&t, locdl, flr, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, sip,
right, sin; ‘céld, ‘bbey, eérd, stdp, eémpare; ‘anit, finite, barn)
minority
393
misconception
mi-nor-i is ty [eae wl, ininorl,
ee umbers: oppoai to ‘majority; the stato
minster jrsa). 2. the, church of &
min-strel (Gnstré). Perel, wie
‘tainer in the house of'a lord; a poet; now,
ope of a company of performers ‘who black
‘sing negro songs, crack Jokes,
(min’stréi-s!), n. the art or
min strel-sy Geripatoa ct" wi
pet ‘alec Songs, te we ‘per-
ively; ics col-
, n. the place where mor
mint Schermer autnorltyt
source of aaa supply; a 9 fragrant plant:
aromatic taste and odor:
(money) : invent.
}), n. coinage; the cost
gold or silver; the
upon a coin.
quinn). n. that number
‘which’ another number
stamp impressed
min-u-end {Sm
Bs to be sub 0-8"; min't-at .
fin wet aunts, mints, gt lor
Tausle
for sach a dance.
mi-nus nee) n og sien {pdtcating
F (mint), n. the sixtieth part of
min- ‘ute An hour ora degree; a moment!
an official note; 2 memorandum: pl. ott
ene te (mkntt’; mi-nOt), ad,
mi-nute Gait’ jrecisc trifing, exsct.
ade, seinutely —p. minutaness, 7
Ant. (see ale. Este Ind), the 1
min-ute hand finaot's timepices
which around the dial once an hour and
ae ie muDte®. (min tt-mkn), mp min
min-ute-man {Timen cmén) in “the
American Revolution, a citizen ly to take
arms st 8 minute’ ae ea
mi -nu -ti-e Gr'jem important detalls or | ing]
minx (i. n. @ pert girl: used play-
), n. the vill commit ivi
mar (240), the lage commune ore
(mir’d-kl), n. an act or happen-
mir-a-cle {i'n the materal or pipueal
parte ire OF, see, beyond what is known con-
these laws; a wonder: a marvel.
that apparently departs from the laws
(mi-rik’t (Ri fis), ad; n=
mira Tac-u-lous arnt parpening: opoe.
dte to the Iuws of nature ‘ule’ poronn or
Performing. great, wonders. or, the super:
nataral.—cde, miraculously.—n. miracu-
lags; any
mnir-ror RES.” g, oenet ty
coding mis-chie vous
that which gives s true likeness: hence, «
Pattern: eto reflect, aa in a mifror.
mir-ror-scope
mirth (marth), n.
moriment Joly. ‘adi fe
i rari co
mirth ful { -full {er joly-ade —
mirth-less -gesaa) gdh tcpous eee:
(mir), adj ered with di wud ;
mir YN ee conse eth deep
(meérzh), 7. 8 Persian tio mean-
mir-za leprae .
ig. (BED e prefs meaning wrong. wrong
S- a mara vén'tdr), .
mu eae, Tl antar). n.
mis-ad-ven-ture ‘inlueky accident:
misfortune.
ae ace ered ikea
lower social atanding. Also, mésalliance.
mis.an- thrope inter of mankind. "Ato,
mis-an- -throp-ic (rine eeE sade
mis-an-thro-py Smid shregn, Dat
mis-a) re-] hend (mis-ip’r6-! enengs).
mand h Cie oneneee, ‘B-prs’
mis-ap-pro-pri-ate (Bet prs prin),
‘ete —n, mis~
mis-be-have (PS ?SBET). rt to ect
fashion.—n. misbehavior, misbehaviour,
mis. cal. -cu-late {miskal'ea-18t) 4. to
(mis-kéit failure;
mis-car-riage Gishshagument, ‘Sure:
(mi , Ot. Ae and p.p.
mis.-car- ie aeetron:
tog 00 89 ne a PPh MBI
is-cel-la-ne-ous (7)"
several kinds mix¢
sides; consisting ch omc Le many
mis-cel-la-ny Gisier teint a oie
of various kinds; a book containing a variety
of literary compositions.
mis-chance {7 (mis-chans’), n. misfortune;
mis-chie: (ini ea berm, injury:
hurt;
Foration),_ tend ‘ann
Yyption), tendency to ver or annoy: as
Sun. evils ti annoyance,
hie vous (ms’cht-vds), ad).
obevts),
ducing in dame
full of Bran: ‘causing aneoy-
do, mischlevously.—n. mls
age; hurtful
ance to
chievousness.
{mie Gn-081 ), et. and
| is-con ceive ‘judge wrongly! mhe
mis-con-cep-tion ("ken
understanding.
‘Sp'shan),
fon; mis
b 6st, £86t ; found; boil; fuction ; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw =wh as in wher
zh=3 as in azure; kh=ch as in loch. See pronunciation key, pages xix to xi.
a
304
mistake
misconduct
mis-con-duct (ser ets pchavion:
fdas Leal d Pe rsaonge beds to
(mii
mis-con-strue eeisekoa'*
‘the wrong meaning from; to misint
mis-cre-ant {ie"Gtsat Ga" dnmera
Pulous.
‘Syn. n, caitiff, rufan.
mis-deed GB2°),n, aon st 8
mis-de-mean (™ eee nt end
conduct (oneself) badly.
mis-de-mean.or {™"
zime of only moderate
1% ect
ea
terpret.—on
dem 50/8
seciousmeas.
mis-doubt {ms<out). 01; and v4. to} ten.
mi-ser (otithyr, mane mitered
‘money; a covetous person.
mis-er-a-] ble {24 intr. DD. adj. wretched :
men OF poor.- =n
‘Ant. (see happ;
mi-ser-ly {3
Tender; stingy: ras
mis-ef-y (te, or
Seren destitution, privation,
nt. (900 hap)
mis-1 is fit et
= clothing which does
‘At, sometimes. Berson in
ane Iv’) o.f. to cat to fafl in
mis- give : singe sera make
bi ba ne oie giving) n. @ feeling of
ate gin
mis-giv-ing jones confident
as, 1 have many mogietngs esucoraing
course of actior
-guid- ed (as (mip-st'ded), pad tp error:
mis-in-ter- pret (mistntérprsy,
give a wrong explanation of on nalstater:
mis. judge trong or unjust epttion oft
cen in opinion,
mis-no- mer Saene ate, * TONS
anda: aay,
| foeein 8 very ane’
the | mis tak-a-] ble (male tik’d-b), adj, Mable
pene
mi-sog-y-nist (Liane. m8 wo
Ate, cenftte, rare,
cit, locdl, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent
right, ein; céld, dbey, cord, stp, cbmapare; unit, dnite, Sor ole!
; |mi-sog-y-ny (ois ta). % batred of
SieP as
‘s
mis-print (misjpriat), 2,
4 on (uepiah'tahs ne ™ Pi
mis-pri-sion of f fel-o-ny in erat:
ake bat ae bad ‘notsng 20 do with is
mis-pro-nounce {st
‘wrong sound
aa
and fi. to
‘accent.—n.
mis-rep- te-sent thd ap ren re pent
Incorrectly, ‘wilfully, ow Gurcegh ee
sreptorsatction
2.
‘convert people to it,
ertaining
ervices.
Ip.
for hee. Bister a YH
opinion: nan iS hudgments Rea
novel, ref
fooks, meni;
mistaken 395 model
mis. tak- (mis-t&k’n), ad} inc mass of several elements; col-
idea; take en as Bi nisin en |B n. peprernel
Mie toe tan SBME, se Teg two's
Mis-ter ied belie a aan'ename: adbre- Se the samen or Ge
mis.tle-toe (melt; _mistt5), nan hich run the I of
and feeds oa ap) ple sre oak trom ote eee eri
§
mis-tress {i
mis-un-der-stand-ing (7;5n-¢e-
disagreement; a quarrel; a mistake as to mean-
aoe ie tmle-Os), nm. wrong bruse: " se eh
mis-use (Pais), Yo ue wroaly. "| m0-bil-iz p
mite (mit), n. a very tiny insect; a small | ice: ».f. to gather, as
quially, 8 Bedok See iy, moc-ca-sin (mok’é-<tn)
Cmm8°bi-1t- shoin:
mob"rl-r8'shon),
) Inte active service.
micter (user "wont sy “Cishone | Noo Amerian fan. Sark
times bj coffee
ooker.
mock-er-y EE, n. the act of making
of person, hing)
peora mith “much Haleulo;, impertinent eimitalion® ans ah
mane Sa} Sang Basate wee Seat (makeing),
one at an ang! cena mer with the iki bir ‘d cade voce nay
Other. | Also, eat’ s|mock-ing bird (motcan Surah ot
mit-i-gate (murs for seitatinP eereriy feed Sa eae Be
dj. mait tive. (mbd‘4)) oe!
soften. —ac evs, dita abate. | mod-al j=seai (mi I), adj. pertaining to oe
Soe eee ee ai tt-gX'sh On), n. the ‘action: that is, whether ft expresses
ann shfin), n. the | expresses
mit-i-ga-t tion set ‘of making los ‘severe, | fact. obit, ‘command ete.
hard, or painful di 2. form;’ custom: fashion:
rey (mit t-48°tée),n. one who, or | MOU mann gram ‘chan,
miti-ga- tor farm eleven sone, fhe form’ ae denote the panes of
mitra. lleuse "eearan) na me| mod-el (aot "a pattern of eome-
mu. e gun. (in, Gling 3 "be *alade: “copied, Or
5 of gi yften 7 imitated;
mitt (2 sree Sroriithh SMe imitated; standard copy; a amall
SE ea ae eee: |SemtatO of
mit-ten {ny the tour fngers, together and | fora “pain
the thumb seperately. “Also mattt. sees ore nee
mit-ti-mus & Gay’ mi a) @ warrant | their fect:
‘expecially.
mix (=), ee to unite or blend inte one ing objects out
am of compound: join: nf, to | serving ae
b6dt, f80t; found; boil; fustction; 3 chape; good; joy; then, thick; hw =whasinwhen;
the’ as in azure; kh =ch as in loch, ‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xodi.
modeling 396 molecule
mod- el-ing gnda'al-tng n. the act or | hammedanism, a religion which
teaches that
8 “pattern, | Mohammed was te only orGod: adj.
epesay ot a ‘work of art in or similar pertaining toMobammed, oF: Mohammedan-
. ‘Mahom le
mod.er-ate { (mpaeety, 4 to keep | Mio-ha-ve (mehiv®), none of a
® or enaae ae living In the region around the mouth of the
5, 3 reasonable: mild: raffians who, during the 17th and 18th cen-
. moderately.—n. moderat walking in the streets
‘Sun., adj. temperate, ‘abetemious, sober. of London, eepectaly, at night. Also, Mobook.
an a (aidan vant), n, the| Mio-hi-can (arcs Rinericas “tndiase
mod-er-a-tion <2! of keeping’ within | formerly Lr it and New York.
in Connecticut
bounds; freedom froth exces calmness of | moiety (mols. ne half & small
mind, speech, or fe
mod.er-a-tor ® pr onbaaearue none who,
the
mod- emism otrweat
=
mod.erni ize (perenne to sk,to make mois-ture dampness; slight
tess.
mo-lar (312). 0, 3, double
fnodest (imide), ad). held back by a] TO AT grinder dj. sed Yor, and Capatio
‘is fit and proper;
‘oneself
fetiring, rather than pushing, forward: | mo_las. Ses ols Gyettsreay, the dark:
mod-es-ty {Bt&*0,_2- cement, for
for manner; puty in word and act? ‘proper
foserve concerning ons's own powers, etc:
FResdom from whst 1s extrene,” ‘an, modes
fnvdress; ‘moder
mod-icum ‘gut cam), . Uttles @
mod.i-fi-ca-tion { ‘eae cago).
ely tn form: vary: Umit; .
mod-ish (méd‘ish), adj. fashionable; ace
fee tiie
mo-diste (rot),
mod-u-late Surh‘or:
music, to change tie i the hey
one musical key to another,
mod-u-la-tion (™ (moat iB stay ne the
sound of; the state of being changed in sound:
One of the Mi
ithe 1ech century: “the
cir empire, called the Great Mogul:
‘personage: adj. pertaining to
ap (m5
mo-hair (25h), n. a woven material | n.
Angora goat wed a oe
in Mo: ofa
Ate, senite, rire, ct, load, flr, ‘tk, pdrade; scéne, évent, Sdge, noval, refér;
right, sin; c6ld, sbey, cord, stép, cbmpare; dnit, dnite, barn, cut, foctis, meni;
ronisg
mo-gul ees 2 pean EF he Rioraelign
inais io one
397
monkey
(mor’nn”), ® little mound
made by the burrowing of a
mole: see or difficulty.
mole-skin ior ote fe a
ue far of the.
mo-lest Sh Ge
isp maliciously.
eee ete Peedi) nthe act
of annoyi
hostile
interfering with, or troubling:
ire and. Pp.
}. mollis
mollusk (2. me oanor ite Mat
feany,_ bodes nay, ee shells
nv'the' fire gad.of the
Paonia and Azamo> |S
‘sacrifices were offered.
‘Also, moult.
mol-ten (= (aa'en tn), od}. melted; made of
mo mo. -de-num (ytsitp'at-nam:
metallic element of the chromium
Bifairs ‘of grea
force by, ite effect in caus!
mo-nas-tic makin. adj. pertain
onus, their rules, ete. “Allo,
nthe
Ife, aystem.
gonditions of monasteriea, or religious bouses
for ‘men; icism was an important
feature of the life of the Middle Ages.
Monday GPihe gwen’ ‘Be Serena day
(Gmdn'8-th-41; minster:
oes of or pertaining
anger weslth! Sconey coder, an arden,
| bya Post, office, requesting
‘Syn. coin, currency, bt
mon-eyed {* Tatnid)s ad), possessed of
‘wealt
mon ger a a
fishmonger;
Mon-gol (pos eat a. eh oe), pevtalning tp 2
eople tthe Yellow race: ‘n. @ member
e yellow race. Also, Mongolian.
Mon-go-li-an (sete), ad). ge,
aoe
hair: | payment of money vo the holder.
Soot ee ae are. (Rt Bena Mane te Le
mo-men.-t -TY ing for,” oF done | pertaining "to. Mongolia or ita natives: n:
an instant; tranaitory.—“adr, momma one yellow race,
—n. moment mon.goose (=o), n IPL. | mon,
mo-men-tous {Rpcriants'%s, 2 tomer: | india, +} about thease of te 27 ‘whlch ile
tous t (ab mén’thm), in. the rel Gad er8l; moe ), ads. of
mo-men-tum (op on re | Mon-grel wie hed ee is
ecauuse of'motion, the quantity of or kind.
motion
sovereign:
lass or kind: adj. sul .onarchal,
mo-nar-chic See sperer
Sapeoe
or she, government 1s or :peror.
oy (min’drkeizm), on. the
mon-arch-ism frincipics usderiying
government by a king, emperor, ete.; prefer
Pe each ist (monarkist), n. one who
mon-arch-ist (iieves jo upports. 8
ETE, howe Dower is by &
eave a taiba’dr-k0, 1. (pl. monar-
vec yo
mon.arch-y hice (ids|, goverament in
which the supreme power ia’ postessed by &
or er MON AactEeD, ne (pl.
mon-as-ter-y monasteries (-i2)}, a home
to which men retire under vows t6 devote
their lives to relizion.
thing of mixed
mo-nl. ion we
¢|mon.i-tor {° (edna, a
selected to inseruct oF
‘one who warns
ere ‘sqnlor Fogel
8 female
le, Also,
(mal, ho devotes
(mt n. a man who devot
monk ‘e809 to a alt life and lives
with others bound as he is by vows of purity,
Seaton, and poverty,
er_y (miak'ery, n. life, practices,
-€F-Y Vows, and customs of thoes
Tne have bound. themeeives ‘by vows toe
Feligious lite: used usually
imi
mon-key {n'tho broadest rense, any 0
of the highest order of animals below mt
{a tho rarower erst, one. ef the ‘mailer,
a forms ing from larger.
nearly’ tallless forms, called apes; & name
bédt, foot ; found; boil; futiction; chase; good; joy;; then, thick; hw
zh=2 as in azure; kh=
for various mechanical ‘contrivances: a name
hasin when;
ch asin loch. See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
monkey jacket
398
9f Pyetendod ridicule, especially for one who is
mon-key jack-et sate Bint
‘thick coat worn by sailors.
mon-key wrench ea anes Shor
able jaw monkdish equ. ed). per to,
moni cish ‘vows to'a religious’ hfe; monastic.
monks-hood O'ahed ham the bias
of its flower; wolfsbane.
mon-o-chrome (aSnSJepm). ne | Sa
or in different shades of the same color.
mon.o.cle (mone), nan
mo-noc-t.1 lar peti ir, meee,
‘one eye; one-a
mon 0- dy on eaberéa, Toe 39 mgnrnful
‘d-miis), adj.
mo.nog.a-mous iets ‘one wife:
iS, denolitala,meaceae
Bice Kiso: mionosuente.
mono g-a-my aerig imp.
Canale oe taining a single
mon.o-
S wife only;
mate.
‘floors.—adj. me
mon_olog (en cab ily 3, & dramatic
‘speaks: a lengthy speech by:
‘one person.
mon-o-ma-ni-a (min;o-mE’nI-0), n.
‘ove mubject only: a erase
only: pene anda 8 mst’ Al
mon.o-met-al lism D, mre tea of
pe, metal only as the standard of value of
mo-no-mi-al (noe2m18, og aralnglo
‘containing.
monster
mo-nop-o-] -list {mb-ngp’O-Ust), n. ope
with others, ‘complete possession.
Sur ay fies tees
trade,
tion,
mo-nop-o-lize (mons. ote
tobe the only du or trader 0 to take be
whole of: ‘the ‘attention of
mo-nop.oh aoe oi, n. » control
mo-nop-c LY of any indus ira on
trade
Sie Biatee i Compeny that posserses such
the sole postemion of anything.
Senbn"Gt' ne
‘Word of one ay]
@ EHD), n n.
mon.o-type 2 " at SS
PeXTo0, | single letters, instead
woods ey Ines,
Mon-roe Doc-trine ae 9
‘tall 1917, ax esa Galeon Sea States
it \terference between
abd the republics of
mon-sei-gneur (oe artr) nm, it
nya), eats g, title tm France given to
seal
Befrito the Girone: “equivalent to Ay tore
(ridn'stBe).
thing ou
cruelty, etc.: adj. of
Ate, senfite, rare, ct, local, flr, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, novél, refer;
right, sin; céld, Obey, efrd, st¥p, cSmpare; dnit, dnite, barn, elt; foobs, mend
monstrance 399 morale
mon-strance (mn'stine), ne 2 of| out 8 government license; a smuggler of
the altar vessels
=
huge, hideous, or i.
(mén’stris), j. out of the (mOdr), n. in Es ,
MON-Strous Cnmen cares Se netare: | NOOK [Pact land coves wht Reacher oF
Shormous:, huge: horrible; hideous; causing | certain
gambling game,
tr ve er
played with
mentally.
(ma50), n. the lowing of a cow: e. to
MOO fake uss nol ofa cows low,
Biota
moon-light Grea. by “enc moon: 'aa
; occurring by moonlight;
caned eeinimg (xbon'shtn”, 1 ool:
moon-shine shin’). ® 4
Nquor emugrled of mado ngaltist {he law to Seen soe inky
against we to *
moon-shin-er (“mem sbin's 4% wie |MO-rale (ee eal eo Unc tases
best, 1664; found; boil; fulction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw =wh as in when;
shes as in azure; kh=ch as in loch. See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxi
morality
400
mortal
en capable of endurance and of showing
courage in the presence of danger: as,
‘morale of an Sates eth mf. 7
1, {pl. moral
mo-ral-i-ty (inj te teaching or practice
of the duties of life; virtue; formerly, a kind
of play intended to’ teach a lorson, and repre-
senting euch characters as aia, Love, pte.
i . ‘apply. or
mor-al-ize explain in’ way chat teacnes
2, lesson: moralise ‘a ‘story: | make
‘epous: ob tall at length about right
iaer, moraiization.
(pera
mor-al phi-los. 0 -phy {a3
the fase btn a
; a tract of
(mor-d-t5'r1-tim’), n. a
jod established ‘by
which s debtor may suspend
mor-a-to-ri-um
law, dt
payment of his obligations.
(né-ra’vi-Sn), n. a native
Mo-ra-vi-an oP Moravia; ‘a inember of
the sect of United Brethren: ‘adj. pertaining
to Moravia, in Austro-Ht , oF to its
ple; toa us sect, the
foravians, oF United Bret to,
mor-bid (Po=p); oa spatatning |
unhealthy: sBenlally slooy oranwloleeome:
Sade. moet
Syn. ailing liseased,
‘Ant: thea Bormal sound,
mor-bid-i-ty oP \nieat
mind or body.
substance
mor-dant (medio, %;, “a! conan
colors in dyeing; a substance to make
leaf stick; a su ‘that eats into a s
na sickly,
y ‘state of
‘again:
te tht jumber, etc.;
athe aut
mocreen st 2” uptally “watered” or
figured.
more-o-ver {m5p2'vey,, ode. besides:
(md-résk’) Moorish deco-
Mo-resque fation ‘or archivscture: ad.
geoorated in the style of the Moors or Arat
(mors ‘pit tk) adj, re-
mor-ga-natic {rere eet nities
of a man of royal or other Ret Tanke with
woman of lower degree, whose children can-
BOF ee Se lace where the
it
MOFQUE foul o¢ unknown persons found
dead are left until recognized and claimed b:
friends or relatives.
mor-i-bund §
mo-ri-on
Mo-ris-co obcabi aN
in Spain after the Moorish
EV tenpaelaiies Ecc a Mort ber. of
fone Tanpuage oft Moria
Mor-mon the" sect, ‘calied also Latier
Saints, founded in 1830 by Joseph
Baten nhs’ acclared: tnat he had found tn
the United States the Book of Mormon,
mir‘I-boind) in a
ying, colons
the the abclent, inhabitants of
‘which, it is claimed, ante of Ramen ok
America:
Me te tan “maan-iem). n.. the
Feeley norimdn-ism), 1.
Mor-mon-ism {otis aod’ proceoos
0-1 eo (nor ning-g16"t rD.
a -ing-glo-ry a twining plant ‘wtih
blue, pinks, or white in color, a,
morn-ing watch wr fateh co ebipbead
Mo-ro tas? iatialbicnstore, cote
fhe.son southern Philippines; the language of
(mb-r5k'S),. fine kind of
mo: 20.T0¢-co > gated Teather of goatabin: So
nt ae hose
MOF-OD [AE gor ctotmeae as “bees
at the point reached by the ‘normal
arrested
child of about twelve years
‘of a
(mdr‘fin; morfén), n. a sub-
stance found in opium which
ae ree to deaden feeling iuce
thas the Geaden feeling and
morphin, morphia.
mor-] -phine
Yaiteekiy-
3
the science that treats ‘of form and
structure of plants and animals Also,
morphologic.—ade. morphologically.
mor-phol-o-gy (Bofors). that
deals with the form and structure oF plants
planes
mor-ris
in Old English
game played
mort the day afer
Mor-row fe" "itt feta, et
to-morrow: formerly, morning; as, good
mores (aa, n. 9 clasp for fastening &
‘Greular
ee thing; 85,8
morsel of broad: fa, morsel of eatatort “
mort "fuming fara to announce east oe
meesal (mortal), 1, 9 human
Idily as.g mortal enemy; violeat
extreme; a8, moriél fear; pertaining to human
beings.—ado. mortally.
‘Sun., adj. deadly, fatal, human.
“Ant.” (seo immortal).
Ate, cenite, rare, c&t, loci, flr, ask, pdrade; scéne, vent, Hee novél, refér;
right, sin; old, dbey, ord, stdp, cbimpare; Unit, finite, brn, ett, focte, mend;
401
motherless
mortality
(mbr-t&l'-u), n. the condi-
tion of being subject to
mor-tal.i-ty
death; human nature; frequency or number
of deaths in proportion to population.
tar & Goria) n. @ vessel in which
mor- stance arp poured with an
Sand.eind water". to plaster or secure with
such building cement.
mor-t tar board & (moritee bord), a flat,
ty, Band, for hotalng mortar: fears s scholars
mort page (rst)
mo: e
mee
mort-ga-gee
aa security.
mort-ga-gor ere Deoper
it) Also,
ort ‘Ho aes 2
10D the act of humbl
ing; the death of one part of af
body while the rest continues to live;
@ condition called gangrene; the subd
of the passions and appetites by self-de
‘humiliation, or its i
undergo wangrene: lose ving
functions, as injured part of the body;
to be ane n. hole made In
nary
MOT-tiSe Wood ‘through ‘which come cor.
pple PE id tt de as
BF fe Rio, mortice:
Mortises, 1, mortise and tenon; 2, bevel mor-
te: 3, eh atied ‘mortise: 4, dovetail mortise.
the dead avwaitin adj.
andr tt-t-n,
mor-tu-a-ry (7e Gale iplilalne fo for
the burial of the dead. P so
dung | moth
6-z28'Ik), n. design, or
mo, Sa-i¢ fom darth ota, as
ete., of ‘various, Solors ®. Eniaid ins ground ot
tlsting of, such. work —tosaio.
Moses, to the laws.- institutions, etc.,
through
‘him, or to his writings.
Mo-selle m62). fg wig wpe
(ang'n8a),_n._ the goat prophet
and lawgiver pestis
who led them out of Eaypt: hence, any great
Keeder; a meek man. 7
Mos-lem (rcriem Ba i iio
ichammed: | &
the founde
4 religion foun fs
ora eople ‘who believe nee Mobam
was the true prophet of God. Also,
us ledan tem-
mosque fie “Aue, oske
mos-qui-to (2K). 2. [9l, mosqul-
fomales of which puncture ‘the skin of men
and) animals, ‘times depositing disease
moss (720); "9 natural order of soft
planta growing on the fround, rockn,
Eg 8d Ravine simple narrow teaves;
{pont 1), ‘adj. covered with, oF
|moss-y fits, wParam
mossiners
most (286!) 241, superlative of mer: great-
the erate bumber pert ‘quality, orvvalue,”
8 veaying: & bon mots
Mot sbugie note. W
mote (229), Stora yin England, an
ent of public affairs; very *
tlio: a, moles of dust in & sunbeam; =e
Spot ia Wook
(bth), n. an insect which feeds upon
cloth, fur, etc.; a» four-winy
somewhat like the buttery, but Aylag clea
at night.
‘f| moth-eat-en (moinge"tn), pads, dam-
holes - Wd nny er), female
fal itn oe na female
moth-er specially’ one" of the human
race; one who has given birth o ‘anything?
origin or source; as, necessity is the mother
of invention: the female superior of a religious
house; a thick, slimy substance or film in
liquids: ».t. to act as @ mother to, or to adopt.
as a son or daughter: aéother'e Dare a day
appointed for the hx
instituted by Miss Anna Bh, ee eee
la, whe sppointed ‘the second Sunday in
lay, or for 1o0ls the second Friday, as the
and a rhe white carnation as
wad) native, an one's mother
lucing others.
Moth. er Goose pen tase St ths come
.
of wellknown, sitiple
Purser} linen
moth-er-hood SawrSrhie), tthe
maternity.
moth -er-in-law (i806, n. the
moth-er-less (aiu5s 119), ad withous
b68t, £66t; found ; boil; fuftction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = wh agin when;
mas as in azure; kh =ch as in loch.’ See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
motherly
moth-erly Gaus ,o%, weer end
moth-er-of-
inner layer of
moth-< er wit aw Geairae natural ‘Se0d
earl arl ibe a iva
moth -y insects smo tk a on cloth far, ots
moth-eaten.
mo.tif pay the central and con
fe & moyverent or gosta fll oft .
#2 to guid seve by = tures ass to
jo or ‘by eesture: an,
‘motion Naomeone Apiinng
otionless. .
Sym Proposition, propos 2
mo-tion pic. ture ¢ for: re pay ae,
of persons and thin inv action taken by a
‘special machine ai ywnon & screen, in
such sucaossion as to form « continuous
Ricvare in which ‘thee action is reproduced.
tive wou that whlch urges
mo-tive {u: He es hich urges to
‘again in ina senalian aap en causing action;
1 motive power peat os ‘locamo-
able to cha ge Place
-vate federal
mo-tive pow-er Or Pan Bt
Tater, steam. electricity, ‘used
action in
ry
fnoblle. Electrie Motor
mo-tor boat {2% bo), beet moved
mo- motor bus (=i (eaten. an, automobile
mo-tor car (305,92; epi wis
‘means of ol, electricity: ete. Also, moter-oar.
mo-tor cy-cle foved by «sui engise.| MOUN
‘Also, motor-cr
mos tor-ize eictp. Sos 2 Ba tnce ot. ise persist
402
Pip oct as an
ry
mounting
horses and hore drawn vebicis.. as ina city
fire department.—n. motorization.
mo-tor ior. ry “nee Heer: MD,
truck with s & roomy eek romet
hanging the four
wheels.
rail
mo-tor truck Gitar,
esenaeee with eyo ot
25 | mot-to (mo")..7 i), Te nip matters. (als
principle; as,
| RPT Sigh eat mete
28 [mou ik Sfovmethik” (eee re ao
mould (7g tte: SOR Fick, soll:
by dampness cavity or Vemel 0 Which
anything js 3 tt. to cover with a damp
jon or form into a particular
@ covered with a tiny
nat ron ‘, to araimble tate
mould-er er (i sity of to eo
ble
= ee ok ‘shapes something,
(mount), n. a hill or mo
ones, OF ovation hing
ig gurrounding
level of the surrounding erie
over two thousand feet; an Yory lanes.
moun-tain-eer (22"Swols emene. or
fends" an oon
‘climb mountains. oa ran
moun-tain-ous i
‘of land. Of, oF like, great cleva-
omer | moun-te. (moun’t-DEAk), n. one
Pe a he
mount.ed (moun'd), orgied oF
inted police:
mo the ac of
getting
senite, rire, cit, lool, flr, ask, pdrade; ecéne,
t, sin; obld, obey, Gras), cbmpare; tnit,
‘nite, ein a foots meals
403
Seif tor one who has died.
fe (moun), n. (pl moe (mis). a
ins:
PR.
move-ment (P&ymsn!). nthe ect
t is very Toc, a heap of hay, etc.. stowed
mo 4 of bey. st
mousse-line de soie (7x2, 2s ow ans omens, os
thin allie toch in a special place in .
moustache growing ou whe upper ip. [MOWING gran "elite scytae or met
mouth for mouth). nm. the tn the mown (52), 2%, st dom. ae with a
it receives food and w ute sounds; open- | hay.
which to to go in or out; as, the} Mr, {rir'ge. st sooo _ abbreviated Sora: of the
mouth of a cave; 2b opening for putting * title Mi
the mouth: as, the
‘ene who speaks
for
mov-a-ble (374-5). ,04). 2
parle of of
Pekar es oat
movable goods, wares, or furniture
that can be carried from m piace to toplace. Also,
mov-a-ble ‘feasts wre
rule, the dates of which are determined by
to act; take action:
‘one lives; in chess or
place of
a gum of
mu-ci-lag. i. nous (= (mt Ents), ody.
sembling, ee may ota a
muck fithy”or" vile:
soll with filth.—adj. mx
muck-rake
muck.
& miser.
bieworm"), m8” grub
‘worm bred in) madlure;
to,
ucts,
mu-cous {% (Gnd‘kfs), a Pertaining
a atcky fic Fgiyen of by he i "the m
of the Sarities S boast
sticky or mam’.
mucous mem-brane (27x95 meg
moist Is of the cavities and cans
the human ay ‘th
mu-cus fd cen of yy ee nat
found is
[mud (224) rar, Metcart mires et.
béat, £56t; found ; boil; furction; chase; 3s good ; joy; then, thick; hw = wh asin when;
zh=s as in azure; kkh=ch as in
‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
muddle
mumble
mud-dle Sonal” d
Gana’ ‘the
mud-sill ee Dullaing placed
Sind
(Qm0-2'tn),
nora us tbl SB
mie
mull (nek yack orarat tar sey
ands
weather; 9 ja acu, spices fellow: in base-
ball, Lape, en, catching tt: tt:
oto ‘handle gwiwardly! tall to bold te
(Morin), n. a soft, Ueht, he, sponey
eet sit. 2 wrap, up closely
app rae tp ine head | planes,
wrapior covering €5 deadet
sound. .
muf-fler (oct Seite ros |
the head, throat,
‘earthenware or metallic
with» handle; the
a.
ert), tate
Sf being warch: datap. and
ne warm damp, end
‘s muggy day; moldy,
(at natant Voter
the right to ¥ to ate with a en another,
lat-to gaits mig), stg Uh miulattoas
mu. je ena BE r
a white saponin Sited ilite and
negro bl
mul.) ‘ber- gatrbeen, ne (pl, m mulber-
or arrose berry ped berry? the. Font of such a wos, &
it of such a tree;
snulch ootleh; mosh),
roots of trees
straw, ‘otc.,
‘and
vessel
quantity that Mf will contal
mug gi: gi-ness (
close:
‘used espectall
mug: gy Gane
rn. _half-rot
i to
Lae i
ne
ae & mal
(mil), n. the le ass
mule (72 mares mechs fot spinning
juially, @ very stubborn
(aaaStse), nee driver of a
ca
‘or males
mulish fom—eis malishiy=n sale
ishness. m
mul] (70), 2.9 snutfoor meek Bat
moualin: Sp amudaie 6 a,
ice. and sweeten
=| mul tein 2a,
A mul
dress mul.ti-pli-cand @
mull Jah Raa, mara). m pmone the
as
mall er (ma ie n. a flat-bottomed
mullet {uta ah found in both
valued for the table. ond 2
mul-lion ‘gayany 2. pan uprisht ber or
@ window, ecreen, es et. to Turnial with, with, Ff
divide by, upright bars.
multi fa-ri-ous (Rus'@1.09, tt
and diversity.—ode, multitarleusly a male
mul-ti-form (0m), ad). having
mul-ti-graph ote. “as
prints; @ rotary typesetting and printing
mul-ti-plane (E20, ot
yeusd
‘or drugs.
a number
‘as contains
es without &
remainder: as, via aa matipie ofa ed}. con-
mul. ti tipiex i "esti od ‘ade og
(midlet ply Jcind’ mt’.
Fcdnd), | mine
number of quantity 10'be increasd given
number of
mul-ti-pli-cate Qaqt gt xa0 .2d}.con-
-ple (naltt;p))n
another an exact niinber ot
mul- ti-pli-ca- tion © Cagiedeptcs ete),
Ton bs whlch any wn bor or io
™ ite,
uated by alc nay eee ‘or qua
fofy imalrtcplleT-0),
™ mul -ti-plic- i ci-tY arose ‘abun: af ¢
mul-ti-pli-er {? rt a pte at one. et
the ber ff
the Dum or quantit ity Boies shown Por
mul-t ply Gasset es
to camo to Increase in number ae Tors
strong ale: sf. to wears
to warm, sport,
al:| mum-ble (nim bl. of. and vt, vo maser
chew
gently with closed lips: n. a mutter.
over.
Ate, senfte, rare, ct, local, fur, asl
righ
Kk, pdrade; scéne, &vent,
, sin; céld, Obey, cord, stép, cdmpare; unit, dnite, bra, cit, focts,
novéal, refér;
mumbo jumbo
405
mum-bo jum-bo (rons jamb), »
worship
or object of superstitious or dread;
ba n tna), v4. to mask or disguise
mumm ‘Aino, woes
mum-mer ‘ fen Se gue, Wino malcea
‘actor. .
im’Er-}), n.._ masai
mum-mer-y {ine, ie ote tn digtoe:
ceremonics or performances regarded as ridicu-
lous or insincere; as, the mummery of heathen
7 {gain #4, to proverve (a
mum-my & fat alls fama Cin)
drying begy manner of the
ssdent Easy ® rich brown color.
mump amp). of ‘to move the lips with | grab
mutter; whine or sulk;
nearly closed;
Seats ee eae a zd 3, eee:
mumps (sey, 5, cousglous disse
glands of the nod neck.
munch ee ane 4. to chew with
mun-dane {7° (min’ san). ads.
pbere: wordy as, mundane
ied red (mdcnis’
ing toa
ernment; ‘38, muni
‘mundane
‘Pleasures.
pA, adh. pertain
ty or town oF to
aka
ty (aaa af
BD), 9 tows or ig, baving rot
government.
mu nif icence casita, ofbeing
bountiful; liberality.
eae ‘ead-mttr-adnt) af.
a ea ing: pounals as, & munificent
Eaete ition. -ment nt ‘Somant),
munitions satan Oo) kpaittary
mu-ral
mural paint
mur-der ins
1a Rigg Teoombling.
(mar'dér), n.
wall; as,
the. offense of
seta donnie Say eng a human PsN | Ble
to kill with deliberate malice: destroy: spall.
2, kill, assassinate, slay, massacre, dis-
mur-der-er Semi one who Repinty'se|
‘kdlling another unlawful ly.
mur. -der-ous (irae dis.toy, wf ene
peat et ie Uubreicho, ed) the popular
mi
MUL-Ti-at-ic iiine tor hydrochlore: "maee
riatie aeld, hydrochloric acid, a colorless,
corronive of equal parts of hydro:
murk (mar, on Jertness; gloom:
Poss (marine), n, the stat
; (mn n.
murk-i-ness ofbeine dark and gloomy,
obscurity.
of the | the
(mi'rdd) adf. pertaining to, being | fi
musical
murk. (mar‘ki), adj. dark; . gloomy;
Mur. ch etre) aah Peataig to
: Coast of Russian
Tapland: the only ice-free coast of northern
usta.
(mar‘mir), n. a low, indistinct
mMur-MUur sound"as of's Funning stream:
complaint in a low. mutt
ible: v.{. to make a low, cont
re the hum bees; speak in
a Seo a en
maus-Cat {Inds of musk-tavored European
Grapes: tho wie (anlisrke. tal; mata"kd-t81", n.
Te Conse cal at
mus-ca-tel ["vartery of rich wine, the
grapes which h produce i ‘& sweet, fragrant:
mus-cle (28 yc, cnet Spee
contracted and expanded, us producing
movement in an animal body; juially,
oe vite eM na Rumlan:
[us-co-vite ‘ot
covy, or Moscow, in See Oe
"pertaining
ott poe
mus.cu-lar {= (ist ote
think ply about” n. the tospiring
Pa any” of the ale Break ra
Rol of whom presid
Over'one of the-art sad nclonces, as pooky
music, dancing, history, etc.
Syn, e. contomplate, ,fetiect, think. Ponder,
mdeze'Gum)sn: w collettio
MU-S€-UM Natural, sclontific, or literary
curiosities, or of works of art; the building
on sash): sean, at eal;
. fan com m
mush any mixture, soft_and thick, lke ft.
mush-foom fungus, or” plant” without
stem, root, leaves, or
lowers, shaped some-
what like an umbrella,
and Fa a mds dal
wendy in
like
rooms;
Mushrooms
composition written or prin
ay ining ony
mu-si-cal producing, or — bari
or melody; melodious; as, eet
quality of a ‘voice.—ade, satialoalig oot
Siieiehiner,
Sine tunetul, duleet, sweet.
bédt, ft; found; boil ; futiction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = ‘whas in when:
th=s as in azure; kh'=ch as in loch.’ See pronunciation key, pages xix to 2odi.
musicale
406
mustard
mu-si-cale SEF 4,.%,08, Sua
ing and instrumental ‘muse. mt
mu-si-cal in-stru-ment te
iat). 4 .: mechanical apparatus for producing
ive i cian {7 {entceun ho). or one slcilled
instru-
ie in sep, the thought: | ms
dreamful; ‘modfiative:vady musinety.
of
ow
mus-ketry Gait” Be
- “nthe
fruit of
musket ColeCtIvely.
musk-mel-on (xsi fy
8 traling 100, ask buen
. an Arctic, hooted
musk OX shimat ‘with curving bocae
@ valuable fur
forth Amer
QO-—
13
/0
Musical Instruments. . 1, helloon (horn); 2,
7, organ; 8, grand
(milnk), n. a strong-scent
musk (fitce’ obtained “rem the’ suate | HI
musk deer: used fr men ner =
fumes; the odor
stance.—adj,
mi
Also, m1
mus-ket teat. handgun’ for.) MUS
foot soldiers.
mus-ket-eer scidler “arma ™ witn"s
musket, or handgun. Also, musqueteer.
; 4. tuning fork; 5. corpet; 6, violin:
clarinet; 3, acgordeon:
‘Piano; 9, anare drum; 10, tambourine; 11, kettle druin; 12, mandolin; 13, bass drum.
(miis‘lin),
mous -lin Gite ie aba fhuror stout aad
heavy in quality: adj. made
mussel et
‘n. an entable shellfish
in the sea.
the rellgion wi hich teaches that Mo;
hammed, its founder, was tho (ue Prophet
mus- mustache © Ct
mus-tang { serrated
a
\ds"térd),
mustard cat ‘tard), na plant, and tee
ado: th Swderes
made: the powdered seasoning from
Ate, senate, rare, cdt, local, fiir, ask,
pérade; ecéne, events
right, ein; céld, Obey, cbrd, stdp, cbmpare; init, Onite, barn,
wa Sg, Bond novi
$ Be
muster
the World Wi
{shells ta the World War, producing sovers
palatal tot othe aves’ its fia an organic
thal musties.
by ge:
Salo oF
cnicea oe,
alley [bs ig Sa} ie
om ode
mu- ta- -ta-bilty ty
muta ble (aaa sal aa oat, ge
you tacton evo, 5: Bp Alteration:
mute (mt), none,
t
ho cannot sponte
silent; a consonant
tilate (mattis). et. to cut of »
mu-ti-late (ib or 'secoceaty of
tagomplots or imperfotr tall
mu-tila-tion GP wat, nie
"So meutlotion fa orate:
mu-t ti-1 neer (ui (mo-t tend) Pot n. ene who is
mun ett" rel aa ‘id. dimposed wins
mu-i OUS or gullt of, o mega io:
fost authority:—-od2, autinously—on: mae
jousness.
‘Syn., adj. insurgent, tumultuous, tarbulent,
Ant. (see obedient).
(mO’ti-n), n. rebellion
mu-ti-ny or torabie reeiianco (0, au
‘thority. eect s, %,
miutinied, eee 1B iasd sealant
mutter mumur: ‘S"grumbion ee
‘utter words in a low voles ‘with lips almost
th low, rum
murmur; to
as : v4. to Utter low and
407
mythology
poms oa Saal
fant the "Mt
_ ar cna), 8 Falomnirbeo gumm
(mar). wn
‘h substance with Tragrance,
a bitter taste, obtained "hrom a shrub
growing in ‘Arable Gnd Al
‘evergreen
art).
myr- sar abr, i, the pertwinkle.
vee
Raceline? Tse Hie in poreoe
(mis-t8'ri-0s), adj. not
clear to the understand-
—ade. mysteri-
mys-tezy a ag rire don,
lained ; _that wi ime
tlle), n.
‘only ce
mys-tic oi
beyond human understanding:
some.
a ticism Gm Gate iem), nthe doo.
or direct communion with Gor atage
inward underst of the mind than
ir, gained by revelation; mysteriousness of
thought or teaching
foters| mys-tifi-ca-tion (ee nxsehen) 2.
os pursing; the state. Pat being perplexed. or
gatm, yt. [p.t. and
mys-tity { pie af i aE
‘volvo in secrecy;
* moo Ena,
t. Also,
legends in which” a1
7. th6*-15)'I-kBl)
aye -log-i-cal pr an alm o that att,
found; boil; fuiiction; chase; good;
, thick; hw = wh asin when;
0
zh =2 as in azure; kh =ch as in loch. See eciunclation key pase ae Wee
nab
narrow-minded
Ive governor of a
; any very rich
puncte Bt
one ‘mother-of-pearl. Also,
(eae fn, that part of the heavens
nadir (eo ‘benesth the place where one
stands, or ‘Opposite to the zenith; the
lowe
Pkg)” n. a small. saddle horse: 9,
petite PES al ae “
man. me
na-celle (2s
‘balloon or aint (Fa.)
ne-iad i qe
feed Biptees of metals “t {o,secure
or make certain; to hold down tightly; as,
‘nail an argument:, to expose; a8, to salt 2 iis,
a inins60%).
meee irda ia, Sa
ra
naive iii natee manners; halve person,
wes sn on clothed: _bare:
ma-ked (harmed: defenseless: exposed to
view; plain: without addition or ornament;
‘without glasses; as, to see with the naked eye.
—ado. nakedly.—n: nakedness.
‘Syn. nude, uncovered, rude, rough, simple.
ne oveinkinid-b)), adj. able to be
nama ble {i by ‘a special term oF
nam worthy of mentic _ ae Cert
ing beophaeoty
nam-by-pam-by thar'wnich is weal)
sentimental, or atectedly, ly, pretty or or, ice saul
bia eae
(nim), n. the term or title by
TAME sere on thine called oF pow:
designation; character; reputation; fame;
ownership; ' as, to hold property in one’s
own name: 0.t. to give a special term or title
to; nominate; specify; mention by a special
oe repute: 9. call, christen.
“Sines ne credit, call,
&m’‘18s), adj. without a
mame-IesS special torm or titie; unknown!
not Bt to bo mon or ae eae: to
name-ly 4
which
wit; to state more
eg | nar-cot-ic uictreligispale ad
and
2Z:|name-sake (emstk?,, n, one, having
ointment Sa onic OF ® fragrant
na-res (na'rés), on. openings from the
nar-rate fo tells
anes cepeulnt of; write, aa.8 tary.
f ‘h-ri’shoin), ot
nar ro tion = ee
written or 7
nar-ra-tive
event: &
of the nature of,
nar-ra-tor {
nar-row ("F0). ads. ccm ries
narrow space; 2" imied ‘straitened;
circumstanc : lacking bresdth or Broadoess
of view; as, a narrow mind; narrow opinions;
Close: “hear: as, a narrow ‘escape: a narrow
majority: 0.t. to lessen the breadth or extent
Of; confine of contract; restrict: ei. to
become less broad: n.pi.'e strait, or narrow
Passage between two seas —n. narrowness.
nar-row-ly (eS. ade. by a aight
scrutiny; carefully; Twit neds troadeh et
of view or
nar-row-mind-ed (irS.minvaaty.
opinion;_tatolerani: prejudiced
Re, sendte, rare, cat, locdl, fir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent,
right, sin; céld, dbey, cérd, stop, cSmpare; anit, finite, barn,
, novel, refér;
it; foctis, mend;
narwhal
(nirhwdl), n. a kind of whale
Litho ‘tusk;
a large
nar-whal ‘the sea’ uni-
narval.
com. Also, narwal,
adj affected
nasal GED See aBencod throu the
nose: n. a letter pronounced through the
Bose, alm, mg nasal
nas-cent (iy ent, 2d,, besinmins to
nas-t tur ium ec al ie
na-ta-to- ae eat, adj, Pere
adapted for swimming: “an nalalortal sill.
‘tion ent ‘nthe people of one
na-tion 2 try anlted “under "the same
wvernment: Brace je having the
Same religion, Tanguago, nls nbtory, eve.
Sr Oe ads, pertataing to,
na-tion-al 5 ‘people
or peculiar to, a united
of country: at, national government; nasional
Sry, in the ‘ie Week sd War th co art of the
ar rot the
American.
‘secured conseription:
ational banks an tnetieution, tn the United
States, for lending and caring for money, or
GRnized Uoder 9 special act, of Congress:
She several states of the United States —adr.
(n&sh’On-4l-Izm), n. the
na-tion-al.ism late of being ualted ae
‘@ people and country; devotion to the inter-
esta of one’s country; an idiom or phrase
pecullar to the language of the united people
of a country; a trait or peculiarity of the
un oF otabaR gritty ms the
ipa imac ocean ment
na-tion-al-i-ty state of being, o& belone-
tng 20, 8 wnlied pople o commis Goaracer
or traits of the u country;
birth in a sonar? fotisam; a united
people and country,
(n&sh’fin-Bl-iz), t.
na-tion-aLize "ih tnttm, ot, to
united people and eon cy to make a
united country 65 to put uw the control of
She, government of @ Country, nationale
tive (nit) adj. ing to one’
ma-tive res the Pinto of goo nirche
Beicomerseeens ands bore on produces oF
lation; native plants; “ pecuitar to those horn
(nd-tlV7-t), n. time,” place,
the birth of A, and manner of birth: ‘Nativity,
natty (flay mati tta™
nat-u-ral (nat’s eta i, BEC OD TAD aaj.
In the course of natures inborn: not artifciats
rears) +» adj inal, regular, normal.
ant dat es _
Mee ob int at ea
went a betes
bas made a special study of
Datural pblecta, as plants, minerals, and,
, animals.
natutali is- tic City, (okty DOTA ite), adj.
nat-u-ral-i-za-tion jon (patsrOs-rtha’-
of lopally granting: a forelzner the rights and
Sf a citizen born in the country:
Dpowlns ecustomed ¢9 nem tonditionn.
y 2
ae a
a cltizan oF subject born in the fountrs.
nat-u-ral se_lec-tion Qi335"
propens of nature by which the strongest,
or fittest plants and animals survive,
byl sean (nat’ yore ‘Da ‘chdSr),n. that which
5 Soe: aa CHG). n. cha
na-ture { A Sead
as, the laws of
al or easential qualities:
of this nature. usual
‘oF necessary order of things; constitution;
Personal character or tion, as, 8
generous nature: normal affection: of
culture: wildness; as, a state of nature.
GOD 2 n gp a cipher; the
naught darcter adj, of no account:
worthlees,
naughty Spe” ser ge ved way
“disobodient.—"ade.
ease ence Baghttaoes.
nau-se-a {ating oferta, eth ren
to vomit; scasiciness loathing or disgust.
nau-se-ate (isnssy. Ceca tees
‘or
ot.
b69t, £30t; found ; boil; fuction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; chw has in when
zh =z as in azure; kch’=ch as in loch.
28
‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
nauseous
410
Galette Be indlinea to’vomigees °F?
(nd‘shtis; “pane te), adj.
eanacou erica the aoe
ach loathsome; abborrent.—ads. nauseously.
2h: suamoanSbene
nau-ti-cal Sie lion oP naviention,
maritime. ‘Also, nantia ade: mautioally.
‘Syn. marine, nay
nauw-ti-lus Se ease B® nats foot (ne i000, ne the foot of an
South Pacite and indian oceans; "a ind of | M@At’S-fOOt Sr'or cow. trai which boat.
diving bell. "| foot oll is made,
Navaho (irt22 59 !%. tarig: eb (isan Ma o +H. es +
‘that Is om New Mario. ‘Also, Navaio. neb-wla > eect nati that | “0
val), adj. ‘war-| like a faint, misty patch
Ma-val ghips. Gr te" tbe anurs son “war| heavens, produced "by erouse of tate toe
force of a coun of ips. | distant to be seen OF by mason of
nave (nv), n. the middie or body of » | cloudlike matter.
‘the. chancel to
Da vel Ge. nthe depression in the
vi). ne or
ma-vel conver of te lower part of the
oon or bili (abv ot eas 0),
nav-i. etn | pace.
av tiga. bil-i-ty Soran as, the nat
cant ‘ofa river. 7
v-i-ga-ble (iy 164th, cat. capable
hat rin. ¢ es Ato travel
a :
nav.i-gate (ieyT ss) et at? att
er n, one hin
‘ships: one
nav. ga-tor (vr
in tho scence ofthe management ofa
Ge
nav-vy ith SEE: Saphed Ie
fau'vD, n. the warships of a nation:
na- navy the sea' war force of a nation, includ=
ing abips, shipye officers, men, etc.
‘nO; not only so, but: 'n. a
of denial; a negative
‘or
‘Christ, his followers,
‘and th ‘Christians
Ss'a term of contempt: in the arly Church,
ono of a sect of Jews.
(hephe 2a). om: applied to the siden
meap ise Gotur in ths beginning of the
marr fourth quarters of the moon:
ni the lowest tide, eae
neaped (7P"), 24). Jeft eground by the
fan ears. pbltin), n. one
Ne-a-pol-itan tho nauve 0, °or
lives in, Naples, in my adj. wo
Naples bas 33, ‘ite,
(comp. nearer, superl. near-
Mea cai) not fal diane wn thine place, or
loerpe: close, intimate: “dear; as, near to my
‘familiar: ‘narrow: in riding or driving,
on one left; as, the near horse: direct or
8, fo by the ‘near way: mean or
Gdv. at _a little distance; almost;
neb-utar Beit asatinhe tes
neb-ulous ire the tbe cloethiks
haze or vapor nen te stars: ‘cloudy; had
perplexed.—n. nel
nok ou noodtal, lent, requisite.
‘Ant. (see useless). 8.
| ne-ces-si- -tate Oao imavoidabie
‘Syn. force, require, constrain.
ne-ces-si-tous O50), 20, og7
ne-ces-si-ty (OSs), 2, tne, state of
‘being abeotusety
ete ot Pesan te seas
Saree re
ae
shy!
i
8
a
2
R Fo
ak BF 8
5
i
ak
nec-ro-man.cer
le to foretell th by
wi opi ee Sema
nec-ro-man.cy (eer etre mua phe
Ate, seniite, rare, cat, local, flr, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent,.&dj
right, sin; cOld, Obey, ord, stdp, cbmpare; init, dnite, btrn,
», novel, refér;
it, foebs, meni;
necropolis
411
neighborly
future events by communication
hence, ,
nec-rop-o.lis eS teary * Come
nec-ro-sis (25 rah
body, in plants,
nec-tar (nék’tdr), n. in classic mythology,
ey, soeco:
ne ed.ful “endd £650), selec:
ne Soytroa. Gch. :
peedfalnees,
nee-dle ii ated en
od sed
‘oye to hold thread!
in Eniceing or, Hien looked ‘at
ng sharply pointed
neglect Bera, "nomena,
Finan! Haale of attention de by Carclconness
or design; ‘se, to neglect @ duty; to slight;
disregard. °
to do
done;
neg-lect-ful (2 Papancra tnaieas-
neg-l alee erat hove
nee-dle gun orale gin) eben bs
tridge of wi fs exploded by 8 blow from a AAJ ‘
need-less (rr), ah dimen tised negotiation i Bee
n ee_dle-wom.an (2%'4)-wasm*an), | the Ee dina aate a as
women
(-wim’%n)), & seamstress; a Woman who does
nee-di -dle-w work (vie (abdlwark). 7. hand
embroidery ‘done
edz), necessities :
needs eae, asa as, he needs must
(nbd), adj -
{pad ad}. very, poor: poverty.
chance:
ich | Hear t0: p.d to, be fi
Ne, Ne-gri-to ee A 8
‘wean Negroes (er5z)}.
rome | Negro es oe erik
one of the. i
‘of manikind: @ (lack man:
Sid pertaining to, or Uke, the biack race or &
member of
"| ne-groid eee all, eegoine the
ne-gus {2
sweetened and spi
spiced.
Neb he-smi-ah ¢ ks
Tan the ‘ofa horse; hinny =
pei? ae to utter the ery, oF whinny,
-bor (28 PE). n. one who dwells
near to ‘another; one who is
tt. to adjoin:' to live or be
sy h@-mi 4), n. 8 book
‘Testament; a
fendly, ). neighbour.
neigh-bor-hood (28 >#-hdod), n. tne
the state of being or of ving se et eee
living ‘notr’one another: a district
neighborhood. Also, neighbour.
‘Syn. environs,
neigh-bor.ing | (ai/béring), adj. Itving
pe a
sear adj. lke, or
gh bor. 1 sppropriate to, those who
b6Dt, £86t; found; boil; fuiction; Taser ason joy; then, thick; hw =wh asin when;
zh =z as in azure; kh=ch as in loch.’ See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxi.
1. & now
neph-ew brome or of
nep-o-tism (eS im),
other relatives; *patro
aeerS
j Ta aR
1. one of the gray cord-
‘which serve as a means of
nervelesaly.
nerv.ine pool por’vin), n. any tonic
ee ens for ee HETVES? adj. ase
quieting
nerv-ous (01-"s)..ad). pertaining to, or
nerves; easily jexcited: timid; | aa, aa sho is
neroous in tho dark: for a I eigoroun: a8,
& nervous literary Test ;
‘Syn. ‘timorous,
nes.ci-ence {ries »,oishiony 65;
7 neth-er-most {3
| net-work §
weet ats). nthe bed or dwelling mad
fo8et). 1. welling
MeSt chosen ‘by a bird for the hatching Of
Ate, senite, rare, c&t, local, fir, ask, pdrade; scéne,
right, sin; ‘ebld, dbey, cbrd, etdp, eStapare; nit, dnite, barn;
Pp. netted. p.pr. netting], to
inke intoa het or network: catch
adj
neth-er 37%)?
ett nether regions:
ot cope enone, DTN
Gdjilowest; an, the neth-
tle (them y of various plante
tle (neeDe man:
nettle f ickies of stinging ‘hairs:
vit. to provoke of irate,
net-tle rash Oth, See
effects of a nettle sting.
net wae eh
g rors fabric Taade by ines
work.
2 | meu-ral Serves or tie merous asec,
qn | neu-ral-gi-a a sone t I-d), 7. acute {
he courro of a nerve
neu-ral-gic {" (aterk 10); 2). pertaining
"| or severe pala in © nerve
y, neuralgia,
neu-ras-the-ni-a (g0,rAs;thi/or-4:
nerve exhaustion or prostration.—adj. ‘new-
neu-1 ri-t tis fetes ‘te n. inSammsation of
neu-rol. -O-g gust "6-3, 1.
| MEW-TON dirits extensions
\a'rS-p&th), n. one who
neu-ro-path (iis thi the norms
Bean ie ieeely reeponaible for disease.
neu-rop-a- -thy discs (pa-ron'e- ta deranged
of the nervous
» novel, refér;
event,
it; fects, mend;
neurosis 413 nickel
neu-r ro-sis & a-rd’ a ne pervour new style (nd st, eee reconine the
neurotic © Cotsen. dj. pertaining to, Srethoa ick made earch the Bret month
herves; as, & instead of
‘neurotic. disease or yi nervous! 8 | nowt wid. fs Kid of water Usard; «
Seng, niecting te nerves: 8 person whose | THEW salamander, (x0 t&a’td-mént)
EEA. nether New Tes-ta-ment {00 Secha"or the
neu-ter (Sia oa
neither eee pa
wing 00, sex,
of, insect, without ea.
neuter verb:
of chemical ealte: .
doce not take aarta as
cu ( ork 4) the state
ny
neu-tral.i ity od the,
gate of being neltinee Boba nor bad;
(ni'tr<z), v.t. to make of
neu-tralize (otitis, 54 1 mate o
the effects of a
3 to declare by treaty to. be
taking pict as, to neutralise amall
Batons, such as
nev-er (pert a. ‘not ever; not at any
ay oases? wot ath th eer BT
ev-er-more (goin mon), adr not ever
nev-er-the-less ing” cons sokwish:
qt eplte of that! ge Red powever: still.
new uo ia) adj.
Tented, ge acy ee
tly entered, i upon
recently en upon or’
‘new methods;
(aa'komér), 7.
new.com-er {3 Tately arrived.
new-el {0
‘€)), n. in a.
tral
Dotions.
new-fash ioned dee eae ead an
rome ae up to date in fashion, .
New-found-land {22foyngited: no”.
jarse. black, plac, shaeey breed of dog, Sctghnanly | reset
news fermatioa: “plural ia feet, bot used
‘Syn. intelligence.
news-boy y abet. ‘n. = boy ‘who de-| arrived
NEWS-MON-Zer Who spreads’ news or | cut
the next day; the nezt street,
plies
the Bible,
fro greot, divisions of ‘containing
| New Thought 2°. ThOO, a aystem
eal
next {r"tins, ‘pads, degree, oft
(aVeB-t), mn. a very email dis-
inetion,’ deta, “or point: “ar,
‘aclicate manaio:
olut of time:
& Mp, “then
gossip; ga
-
NEWS-Pa-per Orn etic pee
ally di 7, containing the most
fecal news made of nickel and copper.
6st, {86t ; found; boil; fuction chase; good;; joy; then, thick; hw =wh asin when;
zh=z as in azure; kh=ch as in loch.’ See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
nickelodeon
nick-el-o-de-on TEE LoL
ture show.
nick-el sil-ver {7
ate. bd carats i penal
nick-nack ("inte salto Haden: | fr
nickname (= Spare nam’). 7 @ name given
familiarity: ot.
to gives nickname to; call by & contemptuous
nic-o. tine { ors tin: tin: pig ten) a
alece ‘ee te daughter of one's
nig @ Breit to ealaiaes of, a8 coin;
r reas (stone) with with sine. ted hammer,
nig-gard -
Sus pores
atingy.- —ado, niggardly.
‘nig’drd-li-nés). in.
-li-ness fen cate 2
stinginess: gard ly am, adj. me
ly ef ia, 8 ntggardly person;
scant Cie
nig-ger “°" uae nf Slgaror ase)
nigh {2.04 ads. en pr nlghet riper sige | DHE
ing moar io Hime or piace:
ae Sfour of hie triumph ts. nigh; adie
closdly ralated by” blood OF trteud
Shi; as, nloh relatives! on the left; as,
the nigh horse: ade. near in time or place: as;
they came nigh to us; close by? as, they ve
most; as, he was nigh starved:
mot remote or distant from; 88,
well was nigh gh the house.—n. nlghness:
‘time from: sunset
night
close of the day; figuratively, death; mental
or mora! darkness,
night-cap worth bai:* cloudy, s | Se
night. ‘dress ga ™% & garment
nightfall {oie acgvalng *
nightgown c' Giz ‘ull, odo eu
achawk (nit’hOk’), n. a bird akin to
nig! the whippoorwill; @ person
‘who keeps late hours.
nightin-gale Gii“ifora bin?
sings with a sweet note at night.
night let-ter (1/502), telegram sont
at night, at reduced rates,
tobe delivered tn, ine morning, ining to,
HF nit’), adj. raini , OF
nightly oocurriog at, Piigne. or ‘every
night:
ade. night by mn nee every might. 1:
Pit Maes), wo distressing
night-mare dram " acoompanied with
oppression in the chest and feeling of
Relpiessness; formerly,'an evil” spirit. gup-
Dosed to oppress people in their sleep: hence,
Shy hauntlng or Ustuchine influence. °°"
: ‘ait'shid’). na. weedlfico
night-shade pitnt'wih white flowers,
considered potsonous, but used in medicine.
night shirt (cys"marnent’ wos in bed.
night-walk-er (io "i abeved Se" aieht
small
which
414
(aft e’vée), an alloy | Nissi
(al'biitam).
ISMN that, nothin
nihilism
oe uilist SOF
Russia; an anarchist.—adj. nihilistic.
nil 9 » mi nothing; a thing of ho scooumt.
). adj
nim-ble eg humble talod: ray:
em a
un. agile, \t, amart,
ie Need ares, in art, the halo
nim-bus or cioud ‘of’ lsh¢ surrouding
the heads of divinities, enints: and sovereigust
rain cloud, “
fone of a uate divided by
in order ‘tent
period of darkness; the | tecn.
unis tle. a nbe-viind nds peeing) CJ
bev
Nir-va-na § Hebe”
tor.
(nit), ‘the of small insect,
Nit sen awa loses OF OPF
ni-ter mipetir
for an evil purpose.
of niter.
senate, rare, e&t, local, fiir, ask, pdrad
Ate,
Tight, sin; cdld, dbey, cdrd, stdp, 0&1
mpare;
acéne, évent, a
it barn, ts pea mend;
2
Z
ry
ie
Bes att
z
ES
@®
Me |. prepared by the
sulphuric ea ad alycerin.
ni-trOUS iinet from,” of soaked”
sab eas mee
i Pin,
Re Sang cee cee
& title; ity of character;
name only?
20
imy or
aiken) 5
‘burch service held
‘break.
noc-tur-nal ott.
at as. 8 opposite.
b68t, [6t; found; boil ; fuictior
th=z as in azure; kh=ch as in loch.
fesksorrnan,
nocturnal visi
-|No
luence. | to nominate a candidate for
yarn.
noise attied” or iongrooab veer
PuMOr! as they nowe thelr” private
1c8)
adj, leat: making
no oa er Seas
’
ome {gig ods. injurious to
% fi Vapors; Bifen-
, ore mols
nois-y (noiz'l). j. full of Joud. confused.
city; mi ‘or given making an outcry
or uproar; 3; as, a noisy crowd.—
| ode. ‘id; né’mid), n. one of an
nomad {iecled tbe of ‘people whe
wand 7 ‘of game, .
Seer eee
's Land i Worta “Wer, ‘a
“of
and terms, or the » i
art or science;
y oF .
nom-i-nal ibrar, qari cd}., pertaining
pames; as, differences;
‘noménat authority or pote
nominate (Rite fess amber ae
in 2 for election,
nom-i-na-tion (omyrne'shin). nthe
‘chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = wh as:
See pronunciation
when;
Key, pages xix to rai.
nominator 416 normal
nom-i-na-tor Qiser ahothe 1S? sone | DON-plus senRoed, ry nonpha
nom.inee {28m7 (odm*r-08), none who fs
oiico or duty.
non- (032). 3, prefs
before’ many
explaining.
non-age sis' oot eee gate oid
enough re ae SRE
non-a-ge-na-ri-an (";¢: ian,
minety to one hundred years ‘olde adj i crenn
‘the ages of ninety and one ht
non-a-gon ‘iis se0" Sas neg “Sut
nonce {f° (ndns), n. the present
ha. na lanc eos ’ob2- fd oe Tack
non.cl Ce ‘carelor
ton ene (loath IAnt), adj, beta
non-cha-lant Geena Tneexest, Yon ce
thustagm; cool; indifferent: careless
onchlaht ner —n, peneeeneeng, [PP
non-com-bat-ant (200;kom bit-Bnt)
‘whose duties ‘do not
not:
fen ae elt
to throw into complete perpiexit
n. inability to say or do more.
on-réz T-dént
*"!non-res.i-dent (ue sendin), cme
non-re-sist-ant Coes
tances
non-sense (onoe) angers ih
or teifling: inter}. absurd!
non-sen-si-cal os Tier
nonsensically.—n,
§| non-union (225;0n'7h), ad), .pot be
nemo rates, Ee
nonunionist.
noo-dle 32 2.2 simpleton: | strtp
Af
‘ndn"kd-mish’- nook (noon), ne Son. eee or secluded
Sines werash or items elas | noon Geka Arse Made ot ea:
Seales Ban SoUcHaaTneReS, Ome oP | To Nellaney oe pote ac” oettost
Losin to midday; as, the
eine rose mniltiar’ one who has not a
RL Sake SR), adj.
non-com-mit-tal et Fevealine ‘one’s
nf
opis ion oF purpose: 3s, Bie ensyer al wholly
non-con-duc-tor ‘(ebnrkgncdaie tie, n-
Fialch beat. light, electricity, etc., will not
me
non-con-form.i-ty Onitte erent
‘to make one's conduct or opinion fit thoso
Prevailing generally: especially of lack
of agreement with established ‘church beliefs
os se r(nen G-skrIpt), n. a por-
forms Benen ora
non-de-script poco aia iat cameee
be easily described or classed; as, a nondescript
Inineral’ adj. not easily described? odd; of 10
particular ter.
(niin), pron. not any; not one; ads,
non-en-ti-ty cniities Cuz), “a
existing; perion of no importaitce or
nones { (ponn), n pl. in the Roman calendar,
the des
sgn ae of the iteonth day of
‘gpily,, and October, and the
ths) 0
none es. sen- sn-tial [fader fe:
38, nonessential industries: gern. thing Bot beaded
for life.
non-pa-reil (npr, ads note
thing of unedaled ereelionce, one
Person or
several kinds of birds, especially the docks
Ate, senite, rare, cdt, local, fir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent,
Of lif: adj.
wild horses;
for (0)
NOT cong.
and not: &
a
aA
4 Zz
no-ri-a A
Prd, na a
evice B
raising water, Z
Used in 8) Z|
and other Z
countries Z
fio Modicer kA
the Me Norte
orm (01m),n,eruleor standard; model;
nor-mal ‘Gorm. aay scoorting to rib to rule:
norma beatthoats serving aa & standard
odel. normally.
édge, moval, refée;
right, sin; céld, Sbey, cOrd, stdp, cbmpare; Gnit, dnite, barn, cit; focts, mend;
normal school 4
17 noted
KOON, 8
‘methods
nor-mal school {4oc;"shhes
(ndrth), a the four points
to
north (ne 38; ‘the point Op}
. to,
from. "the north: as, a north wind:
as, walk north one block:
the northern
strong the
a strong cold wind
ihe. ‘worth lally such
of Ponnsytv
north. ern-er {Ring nor oad
aie Traum the noctiern'part of the United
North. man
Scand! Norseman.
north. ward enue (north weed), Se, from,
towards the orth” Miso, nertnwardiyy—ade,
north. west (porprwtet), n. the
Uic direction of that” point’
Bontot ret
toe guafed, im. of gaming from,
‘ade. toward tho northwest.—adj. and
SE poritrestely ee) meer doa
north.west-er (os2""igih?,,
from the northwest.
int
ne
storm
| no-ta-ry (@
(ndr-we jin; nor-w8'ji-Sn),
n.anative, orthe language,
to Norway, its lan-
Nor-we-gian
of Norway: cdf.)
n ose ‘oa . the
(082), 2
or
i
ai
ce
{
Fl
i
FH
be
E
SF es
g
3
nose-cap a al
nose dive {iy
points his machine downward
NOSE-BAY {EF a at
i]
z
&
a
nos-tal-gi-a es
for home which causes intense mental depres-
nos-tril geen.
nos-trum {3° Ponte
for some evil condit ae
not & (ndt), ads. a word expressive of denial
(nd*td-bil'I-t i.
no-ta-bility ([8420710; 2, lo, no,
digtingtion, or on. or, importa Png Oe quality of
"s
Pye (add adj orth; ‘tten-
no- nota! a bie { momorsbles ae & ate,
event; notorious: as, ‘a notable thief: remark-
able; as, a le achievement; | Industriou
no prea ee £5
motablenesa,
ye adh, Dials, evident, rare, signal,
striking.
Ota TaD GOLETA), ade, pertaining
no-ta-ri-al (o°or done’ by, "a notary, OF
an offical who has power to administer oaths,
(n't ederd) (pl. notaries (-riz)],
official “petmitted by law to
attest or cortity deeds and contracts, admin-
ister oaths, etc. {iso notary oy publi ho
| no-ta-tion i ncticg "ot. "reco recording. Sy
marks, of sym is; @ system of
in place of language, for revity
snd meng used’ ty aramonte
nd the signs used in wricing.
.n. & small nick or V-shaped
stick; a narrow
. to’ nick or cut
7. or Tecord by ‘nicks,
n. a memorandum; repute-
:* fame; as, a man of rote; a
brief explanation; ‘as, the notes at the foot
of the page make the text clear; short letter:
a diplomatic communication: "in music, =
mark or sign representing a sound; the sound
itsolf; a tone; as, a sad note in’a voice; a
call or ery 28, the note of a bird: & paper
oan
trent frooty ate"e aaah
ment as, a a bank Hote, OF
Paper mio: tn ued by a bank ‘pla mt
rool: 2 token, ‘symbol, sign, indication,
;, comment
noted (3 (not ve, Bad}. well known: , cole.
ost, f56t; found; boil; fuiction; chase; good; joy; then t thick =whasin when;
thez as in azure; kh=ch as in
‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xadi.
noteworthy
‘as, a noled achlevement.—ade.
notedness.
Rote-wor-thy Gone stl
ith’ ot anything;
fot ing rear ar ae
18, us0.
fa a mare nothing: a cipher: © nobody: ed?.
noth. ing-ness {ii ith’ing-ne), n. non-
insignificance.
no- tice {? {por tis), n. taktog heed; atien
notice of what 5 pases efore one: informations
Fayning: *. ig Tocelved notice to vacate the
a8 noltce ofa
eed.
(n6'tls-d-bl), adj. worthy of
don: ¢. observe, hi
no-tice-a-ble ciorvation’ or attentions
lkely to attract attention.—ads. noticeably.
no-ti-fi-ca-tion (09°U/1a/shim. 7. the
or information; the warning or information
siyen; the written or printed document by
Which information 18 sent, as an sdvertiso-
no-ti $3 yt). ot and p.p. noti-
Ponte tis BP adit
vm acquaint, inform, declare.
osha theory:
N0-tion Hinton? ‘baicf inclinations os,
to have
iclination;
notion to do something: | clover
Sontrlvance: pL small useful articles, “such
ei, sain,
“
no-tion-al | (0° or conveying: abides of
Fi ideals imag imaginary; 3; given
om whet whine ortori'B
no-to-ri-e-ty {7 ,
sah ein
10-t0-T1-OUS fnown’ tially’ tae bad
Cusly.—n noforiousness: cael
‘Syn. conspicuous, ill-famed.
not-with-stand-ing aw prea a
spite of: conj. yet; ade.
fans. yous although:
now-gat (2008: n60"et), n, a candy or
uta, sugar,
weotmeat of almonds, pistachio
“GBD, Re wothing: zero: naught:
eng: The gained nought and lost all,
‘n. the name of any person,
ish ¢ “intr, eto eed oF bring
nour-is D; as,’ to. nourish a child:
to supply with material f meh; “as, food
should? nourish the tissues: “support: i
n. the state
;|nov-el-ist (20% atte uh Sara
st
81-tet),.n. a writer of
scones, people, and’ evests are tas to eres:
‘and ovonte, which is true woverecday
@ short novel.
day life. ’ freshnens:
nov-el-ty Core 0 ener La es
or an 6 7 somolnina pow, oF trek
ay an articio of dross or of any Kind. ene
No-vem1 ber soventt month “ot ‘the
year, containing 73,
NOV-iCE Lislnces, “trofowign. or calling:
fn the Roman Catholic Church, one who bat
entered a religious house, but has not ye
taken the vow.
pate QOvEnTHO, n, the state
are "hore:
Presont time; “as, now is the time to do It
(nou’d-diz’), adr. at the
YS present tine, or in the
ade, in no manner or
not at all; nowise.—
no-where (bhwar), adr. not in any
no-wise {2° (no" vm, ade. not in any man
nox-ious ee ES
eS, hurtful,
Ant. (see beneficial)
noz-zle (oz)
pee bin (2db%0), n. » small or imperfect
nub-bin ror ein:
nu.cle-ate Gitver” shout nick tase
thers: vat. and of. (ao! kl8-Gt), to gather
oe 3 tk a 4 kB 180) minute
af .
nu-cle-o-lus (gyno, iad
fig ete an to non ated eae peed
Mont tls. OMe ta “Entme | starting pont.
food ‘is? 7
Foe fod oN nu-cle-us { ee. indo),
‘Ant: (soe starve).
nour-ish-ment (nirjsh-mint). 2. aes
to the body, as food:
Ate, senate, rare, c&t, local, fiir, ask, pdrade; so8ne, évent,
right, sin; ‘dld, dbey, cdrd, stip, cbmpare; Gnit, finite, bara,
avsesey Google
1, White pine, 2. Shellbark hickory. 3. Ked spruce. 4. Incense cedar, Bleck walnut
tedwood? & Cheatnrt. 9. Cottonwood. 10. River bireb. & Hemless, @ *
L
nude 419 nymph
nude (nid), adj. bare; naked; in law, num-skull (nfim’sktil’), n. a blockhead;
|S dunce, atupla fellow:
Ive (na), 1 f0
nudeo wad,
nudge (0+ 2
touch or poke, as with the . nun-ci-o ’shI5), n. an aml
nudity st ‘m. Rakedness: ph, | HM! aS Noe
tory Ghehioe, od. witing: | nun ner. y (ane) (pl puaneries
pot I ho t (-Iz)], @ convent or religious
TecR, lomo pam, | nome x noes
mug get 2 of gold oF other pre! nup-tial {BOrsnhl; 24%, of of pertaining
(a los often | marriage ceremony.
|-SAaNce gi; irfous Yanatious wom
ae 1) ot no lp fre, nna: Dee Saori ta ee ae
(aa), : invalid: ; one. WI o
null ws. the law was null and void; of uo | one who, or that which, ‘protects or fosters:
“Baring no exotonee, Bie to Bond or ude, aa) ant infant: Beng
v tend in sickness;
aul. i-fi-ca-tion Gs {parr ft-I Mp shin), n. th pane in asi prom owt &
sey {1 te .t. and (nOr’s&r-1), n. . irserie
nuul-Li-fy ithed, pr aulving to%de-| OUES-€T-Y, Cohan dnarimeet or Youn
prive of le rorcos to ‘saul, or ler void; | children; Place or garden for ralsing young
RNS Tuliify.a laws to make ineffective, plants; a “trough in’ which young are
Negrete ¢” of existen : (nOr's8r-t-min),.
eae Pen ae eT eetatonco | reese 7 2),
nul-li-ty 2° orcs; “inslgnifcance: “that | NULS-Cr-Y-MAN {htscrvmen wi8i)}, Gag
which does not exist or which has no force. | whose business is the starting of
ib (nam), adj. deprived of sensation | young plants.
DUMD or motion: id; dulled: 9.
to deprive of sonsat ‘benumb, as
cold.—ade. numbly.—-n. numbness. 1 tha
num.] ber Gon (aambér). n. ei, one. of nur-ture {porrete n. that which nour.
Gt), the fruit. of certain
: |MUt Sousting Of a kernel fncloocd ‘inom
hard shell; the Lens: “s'ploce of moval Wit,
a threaded Bole for, sere ‘on to the end
the counting of the Hebrew tribes. er ater cher (uovkrakre. tm
ecoun (avkeees. nan tm
vy. | Mut-cras er "
num-ber-less inrnonumper: Sovatiow: | » bird that feeds of mula assia coos "TS?
nu-mer-al {5 Senile or denoting | MUt-MER fru oe ca" Bast eae
number: na sign or also, the tree. ,
mame: as for en; 6 for bver—ade: numeri- nu-tri-ent (10nd. 2, anything, os
ony. t norte se promote growth: adj. nutritious
by hich
° nu-triment provide nacht foods
nu-mer-a.tion ofaitsty.r te nu-trition 26 iyiekariitis Bee Eaves
pumbering; ‘tho act ‘or art of reading oF in and uses food, or is nourished and rej
naming numbers. wears ‘that which ous i fc
nu-mer-a-tor (Resch oe ctmbors: | DU-tri- Hous (aertan'Ga), og)
in fractions, the number above the line, which body;
shows how many pettt of a ay are yeken.
nu-mer-i-cal {Shins to mimgar: "er: | nourlahing:
numer-ous (2 Sedan fara, and Raitt in’ ne. body.—adv. nus
nu-MeF©-Ous jp, r number: | nut ‘ty (not; ad). abounding tn, or tasting
& ‘great
Uke, nite.
many.—ado. nomerensiy numerousness.
nu-mis-mat-ic iemivi. od). nux vom-i-ca (ie an aot vin 2 et
to, or consistt coins or medals: which, yields the acant
pk tao” eclonce aud study” of clan and | slog” the tree; the made fons this
toric Anterest.—n. numismat (nimf), n. in classic mythology, a
nu_mis-ma-tist @= andl; nd nymph (2! izoddens of nature Iiving in
mis’mé-tist), n. one| the mountains, ais streams, etc.; an
ects and studies coins and medals. | attractive, handsome young woman.
béet, £6t ; found; boil; fuiction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw =wh asin when;
th=s as in azure; kh =ch as in loch. ‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxi.
Lo} 420 objectionable
Oo
OSs , thie). an erclamation of wonder. |. bei. .sance 2 (C0¥'atpey
alr (8), 1a treo of many spores, found siete Samer
ll parte of em Doted for
ob e- tisk (se
four-eld
oalt snes = ease sys fi
eh
used for stopping in boste, ete.
oar
2 P——
withae Spoon Oar
forar # beets N3a0° whto Powe’ Dont! ek
(Srl U-shay jo
oar lock Ssi8a "st St fg ee rd
‘m&n), (pl.
Oars-man {‘ren)) Gne'whd te afiied in
rowing a boss,
0-8-1 sis & (O-8’sis; Sen narad (a2).
mandy desert.
oast t n. a idin for drying hops or
. oF tte grain,
oat i, eurually in plural: |g hi GOD. n. ste
a musical 3¢ made of an oat stem. o-| the néeroes of
Oaten Orn) odt made of cata, of oat. toe We
de
oath Se. the truth. with an aprcel
to as witness; a profanc use
name of God af sacred od tht
oat.me: porridge or pudding made
meal. . .
O-ba-di-ah Si? SP enratasae? tie iebrer elnig ttne dng ‘ot & porn,
ob-bil rato (orice), nin mualc, | oy ject {pbs n. snything
ol |-ga- accompaniment which be J ‘be sean
Important in ftaclf and fs played by &
atngle tt ies nd
tpaereay wie, Beart; “ob
stinacy.
ob- -du-rate Grrr, 2d, ot =
Som, aa ‘moral tnlluence!" obainate
jurately.
‘Ant, (eee yielding),
o-be-di-ence Ee ett wilitae’y
submission to
Baia? A 1Srbsat-tne), edt. willing to if
o-be-di-en' ‘bidden™ submis. 7
3 dt —ade, HY,
sive to aaa ‘dutifully “yicWding ade. %
on Cofapllant. reapectfa
‘Art (eos obetinate).
Ate, senate, rare, c&t, local, filr, ask, pdrade; scéne, &vent, édge; novel, refér;
Tight, sin; cdld, Obey, cord, stép, c&mnare; dinit, nite, barn, ctit, focks, mend:
421 observation
(Ob-jék’tiv), qth paint oF or ob-long Go's adj, longer than broad:
‘grammar, the | gure with ‘side longer fn ope direction than
in the other, and usually with right angles.
80 gov- pb -1 ob! ae n. abusive or son;
pe or telescope | OD-L0-QUY temptuous ‘language spoken
or shout 8 pan ate eof beng tn grace?
opposite $0 ob- nox: ious Sb ‘ob-nbk TION adj. hateful:
is | obnoxiously.—n. ol
—n. objurgat
(Sb-: j-td-rf), adj.
ob.jur-ga-to-ry Syttie {0r'gd 18-1, ad
ob-] Oblate umt:, "Ob Iat: Sb tke adj. deppemmed, or
‘he Roman “Catbolc
aren 4
obia-ien tion Sane ae sererings
ob-lique ‘case sae aay case guoehe the
Sominative of the case indicating the person
ob-lig-ulty Geert ‘he ae a re oe
obdliter-ate © reer t a te Giierate
gymark: | destroy oy by the 2 etlecte tg of
obit er- ‘ation Spicer ashen). jehan).n, the
ohii-ton Saat hatin
ob-liv-i-ous irae rotentt tow. tm
, “esy | Ob-Scur-ant
ete
A
ow. Fender lees intelllgtbl
of fonder le;
: meaning. —
mt ‘annoying, unpleasant, odious, repug-
Zaan anclent Greek coin worst
cb Telght of ancient, Athens
-drachma; a mall
Beets.
Seat ‘co
‘European
ob-0.¥: wate Oot Gost adj * paving, wih?
to
Seen, MLS
(Ob-skfir’ént). n. ont
@degkdr“dnt) 1e_who,
development, of knowledge and
‘Th. obsceneness.
ob-scen ity
in action or
which, “hinders the
‘education. —
eee ‘ar clouds
obeequiously.—n. obsequiousness. .
ob-serv-a-ble (G>*0r "4-20. 2d). capa
noticed: worthy: ee: of attracting. attentions
remarkable; ‘noilc ; Customary.—ade. ob.
ob-serv-ance (?
attention to, lawe ‘8
{oken of “worship. OF Fespect
attention; heed.
ob- Servant so Gbizdr'vint. a8. 3d}. quick: $o
mindful of |
Shzarvins), n. the act
stones’ as, che Obsere=
<
eras $582
ob secretion Soe ehh?
béBt, fd0t found; boil; fuitction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = wh as in when;
th=z as in azure; kh=ch as in loch. Sec pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
422
Occidental
ob-ser-¥ va-tion-al “p's yksnon- 8).
containing. nowledge or thsaita obtaloed by
noticing caren.
ob-serv-a-to-ry Gorrie CaP
building fitted up with telescopes. ot oe for
studying the heavens; a tower or other high
Place built tof ive an extensive view.
)b. rve | ‘b-zOrv’), ¢.t. to take notice of;
ob-se: to watch closely: to keep of
i to remark: v4. to take notice; to
sharp-aigh
ob-sess OH ata? — —
ob-ses-sion stats of bolig ruled by ons
idea; a fixed ides not to be one’s:
ob -sidi an (SbseTin). in. lave of 9
Ob-So-les-cent {50"st:}#3nt), ad, pase. | st
oncescer ste Geel, adh fe tof
‘edj. Rone out oJ
ob-so-lete io."as, cbsoicte Fromme: 30
longer practiced or accepted: ‘a8, an obsolcle
ent a cle (bsteub that, which
sta-kl), me that whicl
Ob-sta-cle finders or’ stands in the way:
an obstruction; an impediment: a hin
ob-ste-tri-cian Gothia .m,8
knowledge of how i Suet calidbirta. ch
ob-stet-rics (7ssiicine which bas to
with the art of conducting childbirth.
(Ob'sti-1 net) n. the state
oe
todo
ob-sti-na-cy (O° Susiity of” pane
yielding or dilficult to control
obstinacy of a fever; stubborn at
able determination to have ono’
‘stubbornness.
(Sb‘sti-nat), adj.
ob-sti-nate
not, yield-
“Ant. (eco ylclding).
ob-strep-er-ous Gbstrénr-as).
‘an obstreperous person; turbulent —ade ol
streperousiy.—n, obstre
adj.
(db-strakt’), v.t. “to. block ul
Ob-struct [r'clove eo ‘as to provent pat
sage; as, a great pile of stones obstructs the
road; to impede, or prevent from pr
‘as, to obstruct work; to obstruct tra
be in the way of. or to cut off from sight
as, to obstruct the light; to obstruct the view.
obetructer, obstrtctor:
waiches ob-str struc-tive (?
dian | Ob-struc-tion-ist Ose wen gee),
ae Sree Rs er
ales Co hinder the progress Sostnene
Nt (Gearaktey. ‘dj. sore:
‘to stop or to hinder
Possession of;
Obtain Shi"), s4,t0
‘:| ob-tru-sion (Gb, 1206 hn,
Into undue ens: Oe
prominence,
ob-tru-sive apr te pis a eel joeteed
undue prominence: “ha ‘obera
rise (OD-tas’) ad.
ob-tuse 05? poinda
acute; af. an an othuse ang!
blunt;
greater than ® right set,
Stupid; as, an obtuse person.—ade.
eae
ob-verse ear ing
or medal having
ne the, set
of pushing
aimiculties or Objections on, Cbrintions
ous (b’vi-ds), adj. evident;
ob. vi ous 5 fe a ae with
na can
Cen GEER na eat
¥ , new -
0C-a-Ti-NA gical instruincnt. giving son
pleasing sounds!” ueuall
Enade of forra-cotta,
folie Tr.)
oc-ca-sion OxPsnin).
lar event or celebration; Ocarina
te
{twas an unusual occasion:
occurrence; as, on the occasion of her last
Tistts to
renita:
sone as, having occasion
food; chance or opi ity: aa, ho
the occasion to his H to
ontn os (6-ka Ryatte 6 dj
oc-ca-sion-al {ental or casual;
occasional remarks; iSabpeniog ne
Poterrlag Son especial Rappening
‘on occasional 5, oceaslonallys
oc-ci-dent
He
a
a!
;
i
ity
it
it
3
pigs
aaa @
ob-struc-tion {Sheriicehan). many:
bars the that which tries nati
or ithe way: tm ee ‘Progress: poesia get ahaa a ive
Ate, senate, rare, cit, Tool, fiir, dak, pdrade; scéne, évent, édge, novel, refér;
right, sin; céld, ‘dbey, cord, stdp, obmpare; ‘init, finite, barn, cut, focts, ’ ment;
odds
oc-ci-put leu or be
oc-clude aarti, *& tgabeort. sagas
—.
oc-cult (eat).
OC-CUNE invisible; hence,
oc-cul- ta-tion @«/0-4 (ok-dl-ta'shtn), n. 2 son-
Ing from view of one heavenly ‘another,
as an eclipse of @ planet or star by the moon.
oc-cult-ism {og oe
a religious
and belting 1
Oc-CUu-]
o (k*t-pi’shfin),
oc-ct.pa.tion i Sehr
on ployment, of Calling; ota fa comer acom
oc-cu-pi-er (k'0-pr"ér), n. one who
@k'O- a7 hare -
OC-CU-PY cccupled! pipr, "Bacupyine)? Es
area of
oY orn
t ie ae BS
oer Era ities ‘
Sore ae ee
seat Ouceede wien roe id
oc-cur
SC chict sok pp. comet
2g stn eae aes
5 as, did it occur
(ktrénw), 2. s, bappen-
oc-cur-rence {ogr"crext:
ocean {i me, A Rede
‘color for ig
o'clock. ae
scconding £2
oc ta- ine
octagon
eight aides
fae 2 é
nal ¢ Ok tg 6a) ac
oc-ta-he-dron
oc tang
adj. having el
oc-tave Suictt: tae
m of twelve semitones or
Cred Be drm), a ealid
i
i
Eri
i
i
af
Ck-tM'ytn), mn. in French
jerfcan “numeration, | tl
bts
numeration,
oc-to-ge-na-ri-an @kto sean’ a).
2 adj.
oc-to-roon Octopus
Gig oo ), 1.8 person, baring sev
?)oc-ular Ges), a
or seen by, the eye; slows tram
~ tie Ok bist, who fs skilled
i ¥ |» 1. One 10
oc-w-list {0% ite pliant of eye diseanes
%. @ beaueinal
o-da-lisque voman wha is & slave im «
odd (Ob, ad). not paired or matched with
Odd anothers” as an odd glove; not even:
not exactly divisible by two; as, seven is an
odd ig pumber: left over after
as, you may have the
oddone; sdk:
dloua{ to'an amoune that 4s com tete;
you "have any odd dollar, of iva them co this
bédt, £66t; found; boil; furiction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = wh as in when;
zh=z as in azure; kh =ch as in loch.
See promt
jon key, ‘pages xix to xxii.
ode
424
be at odds with another person: odds and
‘remnants.
ends,
ode site’ sl a RT
0. -din ane thon chet of
with the German W.
o-di-ous ‘ii ae Seer oe Shoe
Fences offensive: un) ular: aa, his conduct
o-disum Gitmig eee
fiscredit of Blame blame belonging to what ‘is, ab-
o-dom-e-ter ter (3014), man om 4
distance traveled by a yehicle.
o-don-tol-o-gy acest, m, its
der) n. ts %, smell,
odor Whether pleasant of offensive; stl
mation or repute.
o-dor-if-er-ous (ndhrite"0n), od
ter YUL estan nal
0- -dor less Wi whether pleasant or offensive:
seantles.
‘used. ta
fensit 3
Heats Pa oe n oflensivenas:
» adj. insolent, abusive, obnoxious.
Sim
Ane “crgtgamens
of-fer Sid!"'rs aavance, proffer”
Present for “acceptance or
oper moneys proffer; as. to offer help or
advice; i ito oe » plan: ‘Present
in ip or sacrifice; ‘to offer a
‘bid as a price or reward: ie how mu ami
offered? atvempt to make oF give; ax to ofr
Tesistance: to present itself or to af
as, & favorable opporeunity soon of
attack: as.
fered:
a will
of fer. $ ering), n. the act of inaking
qiich ts is pt : or given; a gift or Scntioe
a
of-fer-to-ry Sere", "agites, Pare
O-dor-ous or onsen fagrane mods | anther she calletion of alg
mpm: ple DHey taken ate religious service
(Oda), on. Greek
Od- -YS-S€Y poem. 6 S by by Homer, ‘desert
bat Ulysses fom “prov to thee,
oer’ (or), poste, and adc. over: used chiefly
e- soph-a 2. gus (es0t'd-xtis), m, the tube
max to the stomach; the gullet Also,
of the
e plays of Sbako-
tind, material, “quality,
ass of malic | Sromash
ofan
tear” nctiug the ace of removing ce separa
ing: awa; es 1 must’ be of: ade. away
as, take of your hat: be s a 0
Bot.ou; away from: as, take tho bowl off the
shell noe icf condition; distant trom;" as, 8
Ialle ‘off shore:
OF'Al), n. refuse or
of-fal Goat)” ts, the ofa! St a barchored
st Orekt). vad}, tarown alle;
by pe ‘aside:
off-cast Strig? Pad chrom aside:
aside or cast off
off-color fr" patafactory "eolor” ba ane
jewel is Pi golor ota oer slightly in im-
Proper or indecent; as, an
of-fence &f52") eee do roe es
Jures, affronte, or angers;’ assault or attack.
‘Also, offense.
of fe fend S20
(&-fend, v4. to dlsploase or make
Ate, sendte, rare, cit, loci, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne
right, sin; ‘céld, bbey, cOrd, stdp, o&mpare; init,
ng | off-hand (ornsnd”: orhind’). adj. done
hand spook: formal ne ‘snesremonlous: an ea
cc a
the
(-flah T-Bt).
of fi-ciate the duties of & divine eerticet
to act ina publ service or duty.
Of fi-cious {tsttecat in ‘ottering sortos:
ne. Gttihs ne tne open visiae, sos
o ng), 7.
off.ing that fs remote from share, beyond
the anchoriny
ces root; @ spur or branch
from a chain of mountain: & thing.
those course _
, novel, refér;
it, focts, mend;
, Svent,
‘finite, barn,
offshoot
anything set off as an gauivalent or compen
satlon ae Sls! fn wurveying. & po
Pociying i. (et SRPseEt). wo balance;
a oot Sara ete branch | af
ofa family,
offspring © “taprine, & that mice
: e child ce children; “s descendant
os (6f"n). adr. many times; frequently.
of-ten Of>);07, many °
of-ten- wtimes (ie icf
o- le tt. ‘0x
Baars os oe giant;
©). inter Par exclamation ‘of wonder,
& etenillar
e (Ose). (oat). n. em.
oh
tion:
‘of a cireuit,
‘the resistance
oil cc! inflammable fatey Nquid, in
but soluble in ether,
animal and vegetable
fib-prown figuid
found in rock or other
mineral substance,
and 4
See theca a vegetable S a
Substance, as” from ~ H
yWoLh"), n. cloth th
oil-cloth (aint dad’ vast tor exrmcaia,
en
He ai
lee
nit #
Hee
Hale
7
2 oles le-as-ter F iver
shes [ats
old~fash - foned ; Siting or
to old ideas or customs: as, an old-f
4 ETD. Sfamtliar term
lied to’ the flag of the
‘United States.
old maid Sic yMitintiet wont:
bagist eae Di '.
old-ster (ai dep pest ocrved
ald sty I style iret g" ime, ‘acoprding £0
Oid Tes ‘Pes-ta-ment i Ga ahi ata,
‘the Bibl
Old World rio. 0g, Fae
Europe, Asia, and
‘and Africa.
o-le-ag-i-nous (24726, ag). bev.
eek or” gmooth in "Senna Wises OF
oleander @snae. nh. an ever
ratare with nanlioms Peat red’ or white
bate)
{SV Tear), n, one of the rulers
‘that fe con-
oligarch
found; boil ;fufiction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = wh asin when;
ch as in loch. ‘See pronunciation key, pages'xix to xxii.
426 onward
i diy Hatt chs raft o¢ | OMR-nis-cient SP aie, “famueay
that lines the abdominal c cavity
om-i-nous (ont), ads
tence 7
t8ne), n. an-
ti
the omnipotent God: “the Omnipotent ‘7:
God.—adr. omnipotently.. "
om-ni-pres-ence (ivassl tracase, or
the quality of being present: ice.
Mt everywhere at once.
om-ni-pres-ent Oma rrerent oa
‘the same time.
(Sm-nish’éns), un-
om-nis-cience jowledge: Om=
isctence, God, the all'enettage” _
| on-eT-Ous ¢
‘of words 90 formed: 4
- on-rush a 7). 1. a owes ao rushing
on-set (or'st"), man jammault: attack:
(Gn’sine"), n. a furious attack
or assault,
Mt Gok
; | om-niv-o-rous in¢"tpon “beth “date
t che upper surface; "ee.
wwe livo on the earth: ‘along or by: as. Pack
ison 3 ‘Of; as, on
@ Journey; toward; as, he looked on bet as
fa fn 2 60 on
afer: the dives:
ton of: about:
on Jal an, 8 picture
on, the on'my Thooor!
So'as to "bys as, Dat
on “pot ‘before’ ine twain
H isor aa to, tare
on the ga Aight te om.
once this was once
my homo; ‘ono, time only: as, read It over
‘once; Tr once they
{one rn. Coe
thm tely; as,
ao ‘once.
one.; y unite:
the sign or T; a single
Sing considered indefinitely: anybody: as,
ad}. single In ‘number!
one must take care:
united, they answered with one votce;
Nidal carat} one Henry te ee
O-nei-da anh
brane | tnd!
| inhabiting what 1s now Central New York,
as :
ONE-NESS {he quailty ‘omgue
‘Gobeds), adh burdensome:
ty; as, aN onerous duty.
—adr.
| on ¢ an cmphatic
one-self sfa'teresive form of the pronous
one; one's self.
(wiin’st&p”), n..a modern dance
of quick movement, in two-
Ate, sendte, rare, cit, loc&l, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent,
right, sin; cdld, dbey, cord, stép, cSmpare; init, finite, born elt; focks, mend;
427 opinionated
pend of quarts | o.pen or-der (628 0 dep i tactics an
yards between each my in
8 Chinese black tea, | which ships are stationed 2,880 feet (4 cable
geatio| Owen wo @pn sis'd-mb), an
round; | 0-PeT SCS-8-Me€ OAling means ‘of
4. to flow | entrance or access: from the magic words
or give | which opened the robbers’ cave in the story
ad. oosy. | of All Baba. ,,
‘acough; | O-PEN-WOTk GLa" work, “tanbroides:
oxpl se-cent Sera play” ot adicate
eed add. paving
are | Ihave a favorable opinion at
b6st, [6t; found ; boil; fuiction;
patiern.
op-er-a 2p), %, ® musical
eR omranst of eit
07 vation ‘ COp'er-#' a working
ont to eae nae eh rae
‘upon
Hee in « spinal
ing
: | op-er-a-tor (ePe8rté). 2. one who. or
‘one who is employed in &
to make connections
; | Pans a machine in s factory, etc; a broker, oF
‘one who acts
:Jop-eretia ba Cera gree ore hit,
| oph- oplrthal mia Gai or tho” eye oe
eyeball.
ophthalmitis.
oph- ‘thal 1 mic (o {or-tasimite), adj. pertain-
: | oph- thal.mol-o; ogy: corti ii more),
6 functions,
medical science which treats of ti
diseases of the
2
oph-thal-mo-scope (*"
for the inside of Theses eye.
Gray, 1. & medicine cont
le from opit that causes
mane \t_ soothes:
1b-ekSp).
SD)
notion, view, bellef, sen
the
H opin -ion. -at.ed 2 (erin yon tes ered), 0
| anes dena or ballets
‘Syn. conceited, stubborn.
ns,
‘chase; g00d; joy;; then, thick; hw =wh as in when;
zh=s as in azure; kh =ch as in loch. ‘See pronunciation key, pages, xix to xxii.
opium 428 oracular
opicur D pend dra, iss on > pain moe who bn
op (Spie'hin) ne Op-pres-Sor Gam er mahject ovbers to
or threatened ‘with 0 ee ne 3). ma
Gateor, pretends to" be Op-pro-bri-ous prersing a is
“to play “possum.”
op-po-nent $P%-
‘n, one who takes or
oll-timed ;
por-tune (S2ntn?,0d/ahsmet:
as, an opportune momenta: OBDoE-
by 6) ti’/nizm), n
rtunism (pert eat
op-po chances; a tailing advantage. cir.
Sumstances to gain one's. aie pole
SyRgeauences or principles,
io.
tf (6p*r-tii‘nist), nm. one
op-por-tu-nist (Po taiier advantage of
‘qipoumstances. to promote or push forward
own interest or the tical interests
te his party; one who Ita for a suitablo
time [before trying to force his beliefs upon
Op-por- tu-ni-ty (pitetiartn, n. con
‘venient time or occa-
ston; chance.
op-pos-a ble (5 P3%4:b0, df, tant may | Jocks
palng placed in front of or ovee again. some
zr
(SpS2"), et. to speak
9) pose SEREC: Eo cotterttor Siapure
op. resist: fo net up as am obstacle; ‘check;
1, to the enem:
Bits Sppee ti enanys Deore
‘Ant. Sea give way nit,
op poate See an
as, the op;
ie differ by 180"
jongitudes differ on
hae does ot support ek
Bodies. to each wi
e Political party
in power:
(5) vcatba.09 5
op. posi tion-ist O° Romba or ule
ical party that ee not support an
Séministraton Ar
op-press {¢ ae
‘oppress the poor:
‘be ved with a
rate of being
burdened: hardship; injustice; tyranny; dul-
ness of spirits.
op-pres-sive Sag Sardecsome! a or
tyrannic
pressive laws; unjust
a8. an oppressive ruler
Ate, senate, rire, c&t, local, fiir, ask, pdrade; sobne, “event,
right, ein; ‘céld, ‘bey, cord, stdp, eémpare; init, finite, born,
. | where a deity
‘over, | of holjes nthe
‘or contemptuous pa
‘disgraceful: ‘con
‘opprobetea-
dad uds. epprobrioualy-—n
“am insulting, abusive, offensive, vulgar,
opp op-pro-bri uum esc ouians “aS
op ta tive © tintin taeti), adj. expressing wish
op-tic (opru #a OF ind
to,
eve or vision:
optic nerve: nthe sve: pi. the sclemes that
oF od ys ‘to the
op-ti-cal scfence'o “fi ae ee =
ht; i mad
{inclination to look on
optimist Oo ce eanla)
looks on the bright side of things: ‘oppeatie'
Op -tinis-tic preme, ads. hove
upon the best side of things; as, an optimistic
person.—adz. optimistically.
op-tion ‘Seosing” fs. you tery Uy opioe
we the option
taking Jt or loaving ‘it; act of 7
opulency.
op-u. -lent & rte of ree opty: et
ioe Op-t lent & Toxuriant
o-pus (°P% tepte, nh, opera. (O02 Gofea »
aition, enh
=
ce
jewish temple; eal _the bale
as, the
‘great
of te
Sine or Drec: 8 peOphee oF paren of
o-racadar 7 Cole ge
ing the cuality "ofa of Suthoditd oe
uttering wise
‘or
, novel, refer;
it, foots, ment;
anes
Bu
Bok Fey
He
8 oe
ahbd
Ate
o-ra-tion GFE. 2. 8 formal and
public speech delivered
‘occasion of tm) H
om an special importance; as, @
or-a-tor (4&9). n. one, who makes an
won a of special Ainportance’ .
torical Oresorreho, od. po
port bile spealier or tO” cloquent ‘ant
SOD PG Paces Se tint
or-a-to-ri-o G49). n. o dramatic
sacred
nearly circular course,
Shard rene). hea garden of trait
bay ar
or-chard trees; also.” the "trees “Golieo-
tively. usual;
or-ches-tra Great thteter” ‘tie slses | = cli aya
where the |; in a modern
theater, etc. the place socupled by the
or. -ches-tral (orrkbe/trAl: Or’kbe-trB). | ore Go ae zineal substance
ox performed by. 8, body of" instrumental |g re-ad (Greed):
Bruticlane! pertaining to certain instruments | O-FO-A0 mythologs,
or-ches-tra-tion (o%t8'sht). "| organ Cretn), 8
musical score so thas it can be played by | special duty: as, gan, of 2
or-chid £A2°).9/%, ,duandnome, showy | oficial scte of & parson oc party. as a news:
béSt, £66t; found; boil ; futiction ; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = wh asin when;
zh =z as in azure; kh=ch as in loch. See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
delicately .
or-gan.ic & DO, ads. pertaining, to.
‘som organ of
Basie fa tect
‘erganic bodies:
-an organic fai
anys ta hag to in Vel
Guties that are dependent, ach other an A
Shing resembling such © body: aa, the
of gan-ism Of flo “untnal"or" vegetable | sha
SESE
z
t
OF-BY Sunk rove:
o-ri-el (7 wtsdew whien =
ye at Orient),
0-Ti-ent ; opposite
occident, ‘Seni:
?
&
?
b
eb
8
E
G
ue
dMiduas
Tike sunris
bright: precious: a8, ortent
:
i
$8c1
2
f
_, | Sf. to adorn; bedeck, decorate.
or-na-men-tal for’nd- mén'thl), adj.
oe omament
-ri-en-tal (3 "br situsiel ta, Yo wast | OT-Na-men-ta-tion {i,7¢mepe-
tive omar tho Bast’ oriental, "adh | UO! te Torcnee'; Or'nkt), adj. moch
ot tn ot ane bast: ertental. 22) or-nate (or-nkt; Grae).
Ee ae Saar hf the Hse ode" Srontalge | gant or nicked, Ss a nae wept Sun.
O-ri-en-tal-ism Gorrie alter). n. an onnithe lord ornate
2 ovlekee Of wane | or-ni-tho-log-i-cal (oa pbeirstD,
Seti waee, y nal ratinietice mdetem 6
O-ri-en-tal-ist (ic *tstet” edi | or-ni-thol-o-gist SoA.
te, senfite, rare, cit, local, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, édge, noval, rele;
right, sin; céld, dbey, c6rd, stdp, eSmpare; anit, dnite, pr ten focs, mend;
gi 1g
i
|
ahaa
fh
q I
it
ornithology 431 orthographer
or-ni-thol.o.gy ‘Sri eds ob Poth? |Or-pheus (Grfoe: OnFROH, ne my,
their form, structure, habite, h
way; open : .
‘of the volce of tanner of utterance. | approved: accepted: opposite to heterodox.
1, fileker; 2, 3, scarlet 5,
Ornithology. 1, fieker: 2, biue jay:, 3, sartet tanager: 4; Baltimore oriole; 5, bluebird:
or-phan (ci). 2. 0 child, who, has lost | or tho.dox-y jor'eo-dok“a), 2. 9, hokd-
Serer striae (Bee eee
or. unc
od ~©-DY ghee of correc. pron
‘octhobpe, os
or: or tog ra- fa-pher (Grthbe’rd-fte), n. one
rho knows thoroughly
oUt, £90; found; pol futiction; haoeigenn jy en tks hw =wh asin when;
zh=s as in azure; kch=ch as in loch. Bee pi wunciation Key, pages xix to xxi.
orthographic
432
or-tho-graph-ic (onip6-erifik). adj
spelling: correctly spelled; to right
into
to becor
os- os-ten-si ble &
apparent: as, an
Phas ostensibiy.
os.ten ta ta-t tion (Sains nea te’ahiin). num
Snstod ‘Suaten, ‘tp okolini. ume | aR o ‘that have ©
o-ryx Sia; Sta). nan Atican on ane. -
oO. sage Geils Sabin oe cee tthe of os-te-o-path (2 “boa f, Stake
Tndiaas, ‘oceinally in| ating the bones, muscles, 04,
fatinog ce reian “Oa ATES | wan thic (Ss 6 matin), aa
os cil late (TAK), 2, to swing back. ot ng tien by aera
Pendulum of a clock: vibrate: 64. to cause
back and
os-cil Ia. tion {&" (arr iR’shiin) 7 D- & swing-
on:
me is. ae mula, Palbre = waver.
os-cilla-tor (ertaip, "ceria. | se
For pealuuine Secure waves of datas inate
ol
from el its of
definite
& device Wevice fo "foe progucng electric Mibeatigns ins ina
oscil oscil la: to-ry {S's sc), at ering
os-culate (opts Liat). vt. to kiss: 0.4.
o-sier &2 zie) n. a sillow.
® similar plant eS a
of another fam:
ican
wood
mi 9.
as th.
ad
ry
0s8-S8e-0US
cing of, oF (Ge’6-fis), adj. pertaining to,
os-si-fi-ca-tion Gong Gs"1-1 ff x¥/ah tn}. Bi, the
10 into
os-si fy em, Sif
. and ossified,
inal, “to “convert “oF
os-te-op-a-thist “* wre cry ad
of, who practices the treatment of
manipulating (ae th 1y (ontop sth “th, m8
os-te-op-a- 4
soos by lpg Te Sa, Se a
ost lér (19.2 8 2, man who attends to
, hostiex.
os-tra-cism (° tte), , banishment.
vote: the ancient Custom a Aeon 5
ing a citizen who was
from. favor by
eee, ee ay Be
‘own condi
7 (Gertrd-afs),,§ ie to heniah LA
vz | een ‘Out. by popular vote:
very
large and swift footed
African bird, the
largest bird known,
‘valued for tt
water,
te, seniite, rfire, c&t, i lool, fir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent,
right, sin; cdld, dbey, e6rd, stdp, cSmpare; dnit, finite, bOrn,
it; focis, mend;
Ottoman 433 outlook
outdo Ses er ee
dg, fe
out-door Sai ere 3 in the open
out (oe @
the scteet Sut
excel in quality, aldil,
out-come Croquons:
‘han; | foresight: a place, wh atch fp ket
eel in speed.
‘bédt, fodt; found ; boil; furiction; chase; good; joy ; then, thick; hw = whvas in when;
kh =ch as in loch. ‘See pronunciation key, pages’xix to, xxi.
zh = as in arure; kh
‘| gir—ade. and"n. watdoors.
|| of a figuro; in drawiny
: outlook’
(out), adj, being on the outelde:
Opposite to inner.
out-er
| out-er. most °° coupes enmiet) 6 ade. farthest
j] out-face
(outta (one)
out of countenance; to defy.
outfall Pus, Grae het
Outfield eee tind peara of
diamond; the the players outside the diamond.
soi out fit om fe oueinit). for ay all the. articles Pe
ust for 2 journey or expedition; a bride's
‘and of, to furnish with every-
thing | eceasary foe” an undertaking.—n.
7 ae (out Aan), 4 to
the better, of tan by. pa
eto” atare
or pase
to get
‘by passing
9 eattemie Fight
the outgo the in-
come: ed (out"eo, (0 6 ae ae
come: (Gut"eB), fo go beyond:
out-go- ing pee a od} raving: de.
out. vt (a n. anything
that ‘grows ‘out of,
Hi ‘od a af, : ad
out- ‘er-od (out ree to ex
(erod, the “Great}:” hence, to" excood ba any
outing (quving), n. 8 short excursion oF
out.land-ish (cull): adj. strange:
outlandish conduct, on dress; “tar away.—ado.
ou
+f on6 who is deprived
outlaw Highes ind
8 disorderly, person: one who fees trom
Justice: ef. to deprive of legal benefite and
Protection; to ‘remove from legal control;
Outlay oatlee niet which te sm
fou wi
outlay Gitte money or ‘edort is
out-let Keueaty 1, a means of passing
*/outline (outlind, n° the mark that
shows tho outer limits or shape
‘Thich shows
‘ight and shade:
sketch
£. 10
the shape of
in writing
Bees cialis Fae
Ww tho Umiting mark or :
the plan of in words.
out-live (oop
“out rer eR: in.
‘oun by one who wd a Me window
or other openin facure
of thi ‘sa favorable outlook;
‘figures
OF speaking, frst draft or
outlying
434
overcharge
out-ly.ing if fom tne Seater, of mais body?
outmost ct st Gains,“ sade. farthest out-
out-num-] ber (ou Gouna arti tbe
out-po!
outpost ; fouupoet’)
Ten occu
me body of
‘8 distance from
‘surprise; the pos-
out-put out, nC DBO, 2, quantity produced,
>t oat ra) ‘a
fe {ontra DS a
roe, vient aa
ou. ou-tré eee 4 Ye adt. exremety odd; exag-
gutsid-er& iat ‘eno rides bn eaves
forward.
out-set (urs ,t,8 er oe
out-shine {2 SPinbee epleadid than ee oo
outside © (gueraiar: ouyatd’, m. the part
ne ouside of s house;
{aco or that ts peen? ‘ast
the
vara,
ony
out-skirts a the edgen,
‘the center.
out-spo-ken (o7"sRo 4m: out’spb ens
Of spee frank; "ad Ye was very outspoken
°
itepokanty.—n.
out-stand.ing cays (ouratind’ing), ) 9d). un
outstanding debts,
outstrip (fair) et
out-ward ne
exterior;
outward bound sling fe
Porta to foreign parts;
rt (our Dare) na Be port or Barbet at main bod:
some ‘chet port,
‘will outwear two pairs of those; to
oaelive! gu
Eien, ot. Ey? detent. or the
outwit better Pees c+
botany, of’. .
in | o-va-tion {6,75 shan). n. applause and ad-
g,foley, demonstration public sien as =
baking. heat-
(v's me ‘n. @ place for
Ov-en (O77), 78 pines for pa
with a ean on range.
2,
385;
a5
"Bae
5
i
:
‘as, 00
3
af
ie
Byte
i
i
i
i
; 4 srebrad
Frealtsieel
§
Be
fi
f
a
Ma
at ty ee
Foung or frult too freaky.
o-ver-bear- -ing a
‘or, manner.
out wear Sore: 2 em, es
sendte, rare, c&t, loc&l, fiir, ask, pdrade; sc&ne, évent, ton refér;
Ate,
right, sin; cdld, obey, cord, stp, cBmpare; énit, dnite, btrn,
overcoat 435 overtake
o-ver-coat SES): Ser “the “wae | O-ver-night CVs"), ..08% ond ods:
ite. for the time
‘from evening till .
o-ver-plus Ger pine. ‘n. excess; sur-
o-ver-pow.er Sova Sra ty aaptier
ethene te: aitece Preatly goad oreee
te, ems: | o-ver-pro-duc-tion (%,e"-pre-dak"
seater cane oe eh at
to cause to change an intention,
ete.
«
too large! "too ‘one ete. | ence, an ater” CORO! by infu
mows ot ot , a
a ye f. (S*vor-riin’),
o-ver-hand {orsbore: as ur overhond | O-VEE-TUD soread ‘ove’ tn ari Guanuly
blow; ith the, Palme down. .oF in or numbers; invade; infest: in
9 . a8 type, to another line; to change the
: ‘Umatts
ri . ad). and ade.
Sree brolgction of jut O-Ver-SeAaS Scross the cdoan”’ Als,
ver-haul (venti), 1, te, Gxaming
purpose
makiag ropetrs: gain upd.
Overhead {rssidh car atore,on
So sei pertsining to what is above or sg
overhead art of the expenso of
Hl
alee
if
i
4
Re
terms: oH
ro emacet eee oSTE
o-ver-step (eit ts ee tevond sere
Sete Cedi wit ia
Sie impression bemviers PDUs:
0-Ver look oh ‘frou anova; “to inspect, | O-Ver-Sub-scribe {3 “promus to. buy
o.ver-match sore” ias' taut oo? 8
o-ver-much Orgemfich) ad) tcogreat:
‘Dost, foo; found; boil; fuftction; chase; g00d; joy; then, thick; hw = wh asin when;
zh=s as in azure; kh=ch as in loch. See pronunciation key, pages ‘xix’to xxii.
‘Libert;
vert), adj. open to view;
Owvert ay ete UST Ba
over the top 436 ozone
face ‘overtake mpl. 5
ESA yy an 00 oneriake, 9 raneray |x (Ola) Piet FER! oe aa
y 8 storm. ‘used 08 a beast of burd am
o-ver the top Gata War the “onder | OX-AL-ic ac-id Ooms “oommpetind "S
{0 charge from, the trenches: ‘also ‘to | tained from many vegetable substances, and
Br socomaplish © desired end, any ee ere. (Our: many ef various plants of
throw & yee), ef. to turn | OX-CYE the aster family; as,
o-ver- ide dows defeat; ‘de-| datsy; = name'given to number of bina
stroy: n. (6'vertnry) ruin: defeat, luding the black-bellied plover.
o.ver-time ©7e hours of] Ox-ford (Surterd). 1, « low. Inced shoe
hhours: adj. and aun, aftc? tho regular’ Pours i-da. tion Oesan ante). the oper
tone (o'vé-160, n. a harmonic, | OX-1-08-COD ation of con: o
o-ver-tone o- ‘tone heard with into, an oxide, oF mixture of oxrpes
oe ide Geel Ska), nw mizvare of
ox: ide Grypen and another element "his.
"ox. ri -dize (SKtAID. 8 to convert ine
grygpa, with another clement: to give a dal
to, as metal; as, oxidised c
consdent.
o-ver- ae erteamn,
. to crush Utter
bey eats fs “onereheimed by 68
beyond one’s sti
menaced it (or Cire erat: p.adj.
terought nerves; done t8 excess; too elaborate,
sempre roid) shaped body:
0-VOid oa" oge'snaned, Keo. ad). ovata.
o-vule
Ged , Te Sot gk, an ogg in an
early stage of
(vam). 'n. (pk ove (8’vd)), am ee
O-Vuln 5 fin ‘architecture, ‘an enR-
shaved ornament i; an egg in an early stage of
growth: an
(6) 2 i tobe obll
OW sn apology, be
cao vo von deb atton wife due as a
Sing). p.pre .
Ow-ing Gb? abchibablo to aa ‘a result:
with to; na, ble. stccess was
doing fo Bis honsty.
(oul), n. a bird that
OWI shes at nit. known
for its jarge head and eyes
and for its hoot —adj. owlish. J
owl et (oun. ma young
‘small ow! or sUro}
a certain
(Gn), adj, belonging to
rule Stop or Teele
peculiar or proy
Boones, or "hold hy ht:
Romie’ os acknowledge. en 8
fault: rf, to confess: fol-
lowed by io. )
OWD-€F who has’ oF poe.
semen:
8 Drpeet Oe ren,
own-er-ship (9° fran),
ship; as, the ownership of land.
to pay: a8, to owe
or kadebeed for:
n. sole right
propri
ion; jetor-
ail
| Be converted into an Gxide, Also, exidate—
a ox lip
clip WkxtD), n. a vartety of
much Mie the cowslip. Detmrose,
OX-y+ nae mr a colors, od.
| cadence ro)
Penaiien iver
ae cis a Peleman ay at
sone cae
Gr'test tube in which the gas is colected.
ox-y-gen-ate (ks fot0), ns, to ant
—n. oxygenation. ve
ox-y-hy-dro.gen «3! te
ture of oxygen and hydrogen: n. oryhy
orale ts nce etal
o-yer Siegal cases” 7 ekrne
o-yer and ter-min-er (3:78 ip¢
a higher criminal | cours.
has tho aver of oysters:
o-zone Ege ee
an element in air.
Ate, senate, rare, cit, locdl, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, vent, Edge, novel, reter;
right, sin; céld, dbey, cOrd, stép, cémpare; anit, Onite, barn, cit; foes, meni;
it: res
‘at a swaying galt, asa Horse.
ye one ie inoves. with
Measured stepe; a with a
(pik’-dorm), n. formerly,
‘one of @ group of thick:
sidnned animals such as the t, rhe
dai f' Ik), adj
feaceabe: nal
‘words:
the ocean
and Australia: so called because of the calm-
‘Of its surface. Also, pacifical—ade.
8
e
8g
gr
e
y
EB
‘works for, peace between the nations; a peace-
: ‘arism.
maker; an op; it OF milits "
pacify Be ope mn
fa
Hf
i
a
fe
i
‘West of America and east of Asia | P&
such
sying | Pa-dre
and It.)
3 | barrel organs,
of
or
adj. Beathen:; Idolatrous.
; | idols, or false gods.
animal.
(p&k'thréd”), n.
twine used in tying pack
(p&kt), n. an agreement
aly itot'to be enforced
or contract:
by law.
‘soft cushion; a cushio1
id), n.
‘of “an;
pad-ding (24g. 7 2,mavael et
| essary matter used for ing space asin a
rowboat by means of
‘without a rowlock; to row slowly; play or
wade in the water: r.t. to propel’ or move
with a short oar without a row! ; to spank:
n. a short oar with @ broad blade at one or
both ends, used without a rowlock; an oar
blade; one of the broad boards of a water
wheel or of the paddle mibeet Bhp steamahin,
pad-dle wheel eer oie: a” arent
he arranged like
are exercised, ‘able;
formerly, a large toad
‘or frog.
, 7. rice In the husk: a
{ 'drB), n. the Spanish and Italian
ile for'a priest or monk. (SPAN.
(peArnk), na perpon, unu-
ly an Italian, who ‘owns
‘and lets them out for hire:
In Italy, a master: a proprietor; a contrac-
tor for labor. (IT
(ps'Sn), n. Joud and
PE-AN sng pf pralso'or wsiumps. “Koon
pan.
Ir
lols or false
-gan-ism {P5880 1m) .p_heachentams
jolatry, or ‘the w
(p8)), n. formerly, » boy attending on
g00d; joy; then, qi 8
‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
ea of distinction; a servin
Seibel tesa iutadtar a
a Tegislatv or lawmaki1 bod: ‘one side
ri
pageant
438
paleontologist
the aoe of history: #4. to mark or number in
pag-eant ‘ee, Hiplay or peea!
‘8 series of scones acted in costume, dramatic
but without plot structure; anything merely
oa e OM'Eoert: | pRB. n.
pag-eant-ry splendid ‘aisplay; pomp:
pat check Z :
pail (Pome g :
par or Pometal with -
redadia ised fot
Sargige’ watts oe
paillasse {PAPE Bind Tansee ot
‘on pain of death: bar
as. ho took great pains with
: t.t. to cause bodily suffering to;
to hurt; to make uneasy; to grieve.
anguish.
tt), adj. free from, dis-
rove or ures an. a painless
operation ade, painiessly.—n.
the’ Joys ‘of heaven;
olor} an, 03 paint « howe!
art of malcing pictures with
face: n.&
to,
coat oF cover
rd. to practice rine
color; to use artificial color on
‘coloring substance or pigment; rouge.
jn ’tér), n. one Whose occupation
paint-er (P15 cover murfocen with eal a,
& house painter; one who makes
gplce a rope for fastening a boat; Iseally. in
Inited States, the puma, “ch, American coe
paint. er’s col-ic anser™ korn. 8
Poisoning resulting from the lead used in
inting (penvtng, n; ,the act, art, of
paint cecupation, of laying on colors
with a brush: the art of showing ol Ghiects on,
surface by means of col
colors; vivid. clear description tn w
(pan. two chiugeot a Wiad” ehmtiar in
of
distress of body or, mind:
g archaea al 2d). using pa.
ij a ji’mdr), n.j loose trou
pa-ja-Mas sore oe ale’ ee wore in Ot
‘Saunier a, garment conaiting” ft
TiS), the oficial resldence of
dng "or other ruler, or of an
3 8 magnificent house or
il’d-din),
pelis-din one Sf the ee ane "at
pa-le-o-lith-ic (2; igi
or earliest period of | human a devel
‘of fomail re.
‘Also, Baleontologist..
Dale Sars vo
wa
Fonalan ‘animals ‘and plants. Alo,
Ba‘len-0-z0-ic Sbolony peeaining whe
Greece, Biace for
apse ble
able; Pleasing
n fox RU Tit), n, « provioce
pa-lati. “nate rk over ae
pote
palatine (aigiin,, pw wet,
Felatine nS cout, Seek ote wins rise
duch privileges.
‘vir: pd-lAvér), nin
q
-la-ver ‘@ parley with natives:
ter: ef, to talk
7 to tall id}
(pal), adj. ‘wan; wantl ig in color: of
a faint luster or brightness: n.
Tow board used in fencing;-a. pointed stake:
Space inclosed by rails tis district or
territory; restricted ef, to turn
mite, oF to lose color: Ti. 13 inclace with ot
or natrow upright boards —6ée.
in pale. face ae 2% White, person:
for the white man.
pair f. used ther; 7 air "8-5-1
shor ain Thine’ composed. of “wo | PA-Le-0-lith-ic (Birine io the sions Ken.
ih ir of fe 8 marr
led | Gr earliest, period of human development.
ps oe (h16-30-1516- 0),
er ia Sa irr | plle-on-tol-o gist See see
2 dance: egal or
are ted to | In paleontology. or ihe wlence that
Ate, senfte, rare, cAt, local, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, novel, refér;
right, ein; ‘cdld, bbey, eBrd) st8p, cbmpare; ‘nit, finite barn, cit, » poet ren
paleontology 439 palmy
-pa-le-on-tol-o.gy (Rte e/a: pall-mall ‘fiyed wets fal wa yes
life existed, - H of I vary ing
and n, the geological division | from three to four inches; a tropical tree o
Just before the Mesozolc, or age of reptiles. | various species; a branch of the tree used
pal-frey cgaurel:
saddle “horse, expe:
‘one
7 ae, she rode & mowy
‘par inpretens we a pecck:
ent mance which,
od a . the former "eriting being
(pal'ing), n. a fence made of nar-
‘Upright "boards, usually
top; strips of wood for making
:
iL
f
He
u A
J
8
i
a
eh
Pal-la-di-um {
Palma. 1, Wax; 2, Kentia; 3, Chinese hemp.
Lmate {palmty, adj lke a hand with
pall-bear-er (pon vhs car jeaf; having the tocs united by & web; web-
: footed.—ads, paimataly.
pale EES aoc pi ac Et ee
’@ for 8 ‘wooden’ tool used Secnv0), ne odided of pal
‘of palm
pal-met-to (Feo “with Yan-shaped enves,
fhakdig powwery, exe.
palate Gro. ss | ovine Ba Relea ane eae
won: as, re ‘ho cabbago-palm.
Karen or abate the severity ist (Panvis).n. one ‘who claims 1
lisease, —d tell fortunes or read
‘the lines inside
‘as, to palliate a
9.
Park chan), n. the act of pam'e-tt. pal mle-tr?, 1,
-Wandn), n. the act o 4 ama ie-tri: ‘pal’ Pe
excusing or easing. -1S-1 reten of readi
BEHEIR, S tne og | Beets UY the rend at of ville
gxcuno or Gover over: fas, | and marion the inside of a person's hand,
Sitemoty ‘withow curing "n. that ‘whicn | Palm Sun-day (next hetore taster:
serves to excuse guilt or to lessen disease oF | so called in commemoration of Christ’s entry
Pale (puta), adj. pal tacking | aeoyorumalem (when branches of palm were
pal-lid jr cries. “5, a paula taco ode ‘pi’, adj. abounding tn palm
‘Ballidty.—n. pallidness. palm-y icc as, a palm} 5 flourish
: rz ae, padmy dave.
b6Bt, £60; found; boil; fufiction ; chase; good ; joy; then, thick; hw = wh asin when;
zh=z as in azure; kh=ch as in loch.’ See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxi.
palpability
'pa-bil'I-t1)
wPae ror ual of vein
a,
-pa-bil-i ity afi
easily known by
palpabiity of
BAe
pal
obviousness,
-ble ei? urpaab a ag). i. capable, of
pialn:
le ‘substan eenily See 3 not ticoable:
‘as, a palpable wrong.—ado. palpebly.—
ipa (par’p-tay to. beat. or
pal-pi-tate Pep Say ‘as tne nears
to flutter.
pal-pi-ta-tion seats adn), f02
ofthe the heart; a flutt movements a pied
pal. ‘sied (? etter. ;P.ads. paralyzed; shaky;
al SY Paspiyaie, or lon. of
ees
power to act, as
q 4. to act deceit rs 2
pal-ter, mer. on et
“(pov'ten dj worthless; contempt
pal-t aly pill malls 8 par
‘gumpa. Penpl ins in ‘iouth Amer-
PAM-PAS (Cp. vast treeless plains covered
the .
pamper the pant Mo reas, with too much
igence:
Peay ‘with a paper oo
pae
pam- pice writer,
wold. *
pan-a-ce.a ? “unt 4.004). ei ha remedy or
(ghee f Of excel-
-A-MA jent Pa ‘ahade im Bots and
entral America of the hand-plalted young
leaves of the paim
Also,
Pan-A-mer-i-can 3)" amir! 1a,
both South yer lca or ca at
‘mericana.-m,
Americanism.
pan. -calke (perk). 19 this cake made
pan-cre-as OiSweE pnt 2,
tps
pan-cre-atic eure no 2d}. per | races.
large
ypanolsad or
gland under and behind the stomach;
as, pancreatic Juice r aids, i restion.
pan-de’an
-de-an 13 Pan te
tures and of the wild il
pipes, n.pl. a timple mosieal wind
ipstrument made of hollow.
nin,
Ate, senfite, rfre, cit, "loci, ‘fir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent,
‘ins OMI Bbey, Crd etdp, abinpares dnt, daite, Dasa. oat, feck mead,
gad |
| pan-el Pn na dl
the edges of which are ‘put
88, the panel of’ door; &
‘the pict
‘aifferent
in a skirt;
nes
if
3a Pl
|
he
%
£
ee
pantalettes
Kn“td-18te’), n.pl. long,
Med drawers a
children.
buffoon
(pin’td-1000'), 1. a
or foolish character in &
pan_talettes
bly Ares
| Par-a-dise faa ans
-pist GEER. na ter
papoose yo turauli
American I ite.
q Y's). n. (pl.
Ben sdowasere
crowning tho
5
eran a
Sur Bi
of peppers; the red, pungent
stersection of parallel
to a line drawn from {ta apex to the circum-
ference of i
ite
par-a-bol-ic Re" tree" ames ire, "s
ical, or of the nature ‘ot a
parabola; allegori
short story that illustrates & moral or religio:s
'& state of bliss.—adj. paradisic,
ote 5 (Par’d-die), n. baile
‘walis: | PAT-2-GOS {hind a battery of ang to
ft from rear fire; “in
Syblaw aba)
pay
rear the World War,
‘n. something
‘beurd oF unbe-
‘el-kil), adj.
abeura “OF
de.
‘6st, f86t; found;
zh =z as in azure; kh=ch as in |
30
il; futtction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw =wh as in when;
loch.” ee ete i
nn ‘key, pages xix to xxii.
442
parent
aE
ea
My th
‘S-ISks), n, the apparent
HE
KH
af
ae
aR
aa
a
:
i
i
ai
ita; correspond to! eal
Parallel: e- ped = aves:
inded ee x Parlldogre ‘of Tryin, the the
par-al-lel.ism {2c ah oF eli
‘alle or equal;
ceo
motion in any part, of the body: unnerve:
‘useless or ineff
ot oF cliet.
(okr d-mgae), none who
orvie nlawfully takes the place
par“d-nol’d), n, a form of
A inaanity oF tienial unsound
en
into definite
ing; to write a| expl
loc&l, fiir, ask, rade; scéne, évent,
‘Ald, they, Obrd’ Sp, ediapares anit heite, bata ele’ f
Rs Se eulpment: &5, cho pordphernals |
ors How oe Gaeattt 'd-fréz), free
iM A
a phrase (Pits tts
‘umbrella.
par-boil (Pr Poll). +4. t0 cook, partly
tid allowing to Stand as to parboil liver
e pan. £4, 40 Gut of shave off the ost.
as. to pare an apple:
to cut away | y ttle; ‘as, to pares
corn: | reduce or 5 a8, to’ pare one's
par. gor ic, Qt Tea pee ad
|
parentage 443 parsimony
entage (pirénta). n, fatherhood lor { ). n. @ room for conversa
Perce See Bad TRH wae os | Rety Get ot TAS ate
author or lucer of. Par. (pir-niisT-An), ods. of or
pertaining to Mt. Par
parental (eo tae
way of explanation; filled with, or given
OS stockton Cxplanations. ‘Also, pareathetioat
— (pArG-els; pd-r8'sis), n_ soften-
-€-Si8 {he of the brain: partial parsiy-
Fe itt. maivay etd
pa-rotid Qiowiacy im font of was oat
adj. pertaining to, or situated near, this sal-
par-quet lir-kSt’), n. wooden
ofa
and the rail under the gallery lin i
$e oe col eae ee ae
j. | the lower floor of a theater that lies under the
balcony. Also, parquette.
. U y (Pirk&t-r1), n. wooden inla:
legree: par-quetry of moanie ‘work for Noors.
ground 5 salmon that has
ALT Je lect tresh water for the sean
par-ra-keet 2 Sally" wits 2 Boe
a
4 cit id), n. the
eth | Par-ti-cide diss relic “eopecaiy &
who
ry oe hae
ee rales and customs’ of pubile ‘seoemnf ilies, P
ther or mother; one
‘other
murders a father
or mother, oF close relative.
> | par-rot {2oved bhi and Brillant feathers,
‘iy 1uman voice.
béBt, {86t; found ; boil; fultction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = wh.as in when;
zh=z as in azure; kh=ch as in loch. See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
parsley
444
ley (pare2D, 7s arden plant, the
vor soups. ete.
pars-nip Gbyalp).n, 2 plant with an
edible carrotlike
par-son 2), 7.8 clrryman ofa
Par-son- -son-age age get je renidience
qo 2, something leer than the
Setnens; individuality: aks
pectic dar-ize (ag finn, .t
‘weapon ith &!
i? a pike chen loee: a devoted
‘Of portions; dikeributer wer. of & came of
distributor divanive: | fol aly’ of tical
separate: 0.1. to be separated or divided; to | faction: Pertaining to, or strongly ta|
Boaway; take leave, separate. favor of, » person, cause. or faction, |
vam n. division, ion, share, fraction: Political party or faction. Also, partis
t. divide, share, sunder. n, partisanship.
‘Ant. (see WHO), e4. Ipst. ti- tion [icrtrah ‘an), ite ee af act of)
par. take Sartaken,’ p.pr partaking! to Leen separation, distribution: « alvidiag
Wve or receive @ portion or fa common | wall; a section or division: r.t. to divide into
with others: as, to partake of food: ».f. to| shares; as, 19 partition an cetato or a country:
receive a share in.—n. partal divide by wall
par-terre {2a:
with spaces of of rate or turf between:
erek apacet Part of the theater floor under
(pir’thé-non), the tem-
Par-the-non fo" of “Athowe™ ailinerva)
eee (plir’sh&l), adj. inclined to fay
bh), ad). tn vor
par. tial one" side ‘or ‘party: Sut,
ving a liking (for) es pI fs partial
candy hot ont ete; ‘as a
ally
(pirveb! ars), n. the state
aiualty of of being biased
wworitism,
(Dirtist-phnt). ad). shar-
par-tic-pant (rie Smuy af tm
ho was & (pant ta the
a (pir tte DRO, 9. to
par- have a share in Common
uth others! to take part: rt to have @
aaa tom (pease pasha,
partici pa tion ib tating par vet Sia ne
Twitter
par-ti-cip-i.al ine"the nature’ of
verb and an adjective,
par-ti-ci-ple (Siren). 7.» part of a
of an adjective.
Gy
air’ tT! “Ke. ne a very small
Be the ae acably sieht est
o wmalet pcabite asicndt al eat
thing; ‘as, not a particle of courage: -
ord pot bod alone: as x comasction
-titive pertity), edi. serving, to
Roots ope
tly (partis. ade. In part, not wholly:
part. LY 16 some extent.
ner (partnér). 'n. one who ts asso-
partx oe eas
. 7. a well-known
Fett eee
the bobwhite.
ETE, an
| evergreen plant which be rane rghit ed ‘bere
—tu-ri-ent (ere Seda oe
Puffed
par-tridge ber-ry
Ing to childbirth.
par. tu. ti-tion (htt -rish‘an), lian
young; childbirth.
par. (Pare (pl. parties (tz.
Regedit Ee eet At
facticn; ono ihe scctions ito whic
social group divides in opinion on a pul
question; one concerned in an affair, cause,
or sido;_as, a party to a sult; a small body of
ora proposition, ‘troops ‘sent to perform some service:
Ae a so, [EM
par-ti-col-ore eh * parti
5, party colored flower. von ary cole par-ty-col-ored {2¥ing “tay ‘coless:
party-colored, rey uloared. Roa par & party-colored flower, Also, Derti-cel-
Hed Lar GAntIWOD nad) distinc: | party colors particonloe, party colour part:
par-tic-u-lar (Rm “Sinem.” ge. 3 pes: | Batotre “
Ate, seniite, rare, c&t, local, fiir, ask, ; scéne, évent, novél, refée;
right, ain; cdld, Sbey, cbrd, stdp, cbmpare; dnit, nite, barn, ett, focts, ‘mend;
party wall
par-ty wall Oui Sepetatng two houses
roa
0.7, one who, has
Venu (per ren0).
Wealth, to a porition sbove thet in which be
oe, me movement in a dance:
(3 . ma step oF mover a 2
PAS Cfcurring in bamon of dances.
to the ata the Pawover OF
pa-sl ashe (PS, BR Bats ah
pas qui. -ade (pigskwin-ha’), ns
a papene lace.
PASS Wace, sace, ce costilon to" nactee,
to move along; as, the parade passes down the
street; to be exchanged; as, money passed
Between them: to elspos oF go by: as the
night passed, ‘to make one's way; as. to pass
through a crowd: to go unnoticed; as, hia
action passed without rebuke; to ‘go from
Person to, person; ‘American
circulate; ‘as,
money passes In Canada; to be enacted: as,
passed oto go 9? through besoud,
‘away: cl, to go by, through, beyond,
Bie tas. 10 pass the Bouse: to pass an exame
he lage of twenty-one: to
Hess nee gs
ni
IO 'passes ballet; vo eiveras » fudge.
ment:
ounce; as, to pass an opinion: n. a narrow
* as.’ to pass sentence; utter or pro-
Dasonee, avenuc, of entrance, defile; as, &
pass in the mountalna: license or perzaiaslo
Es. a rallway pass; state of extremity; aa,
Tiatters ave ome toe dreadful pass; “S
‘Shrust, aa in fencing.
-bl). adj. that may be
pass-a-ble {f,, a
tfaveled or navigated
asyoble roads mee
Rot open to great objectior
‘aa, 8 book in congitto
summbcipie: “that may" he cireulatody
American money ts passable in Cansda.—adv.
passably.
sage
‘an
‘ar, to have
Spt t-wiDe nea hall,
S. e-Wal
reed book (ee Boe, a Somers
pass book fi g eure
"Of woods” bout cn credit:
Stank ‘Book bold the sent and co1
Ppl a) ads |, past;
pas.sé (ea, 20) em
a
sse-men.terie (P4* men'ert), 2
Par ‘beads, Jet, 4 Tce, oF tlie
tn-Jér), n. o1 rh
pas-sen-ger Gitrip of" 2% ho
veyance, as a boat, train, etc.; formerly, a
traveler or wayfarer.
passe par-tout (7m Pirro), fat
food, etc., with a space Cut out in its center
30 as to make a frame fora picture. Fret
pass-er-by [71 one who gow palte
Sesion ate Pe at de, Pate
novure: “ardent, as: a passione delire ade.
passionately.
pas-sion flow-er 3 bon flower) &
‘cause its flower ‘the instruments or
manner of Christ's ed
Pas-sion play {phar 20. 4, ray
waffering and death of Cl civen
Sverr ten yesrg Obese i ieface
pas-sive (Pitting: “not cting but acted
‘upon; as, a ate disposition; submissive;
in grammar, indicating that form of the
transitive verb which asserts that the subject
is acted ‘upon; Bot acting of itself: as. a
ssice ‘airplatio:” passive
Piiding or soaring wit without the use of motive
‘power.—n. + Dasabvity.
7 master
pase-Key (i een open all of a certals
locks whose regular keys are not
IStorchanpeable: key Tor ‘opening more than
‘one lock; 8 private | MET nw J
PavOrver), n. 9 Jowish feast
Pass-o-ver om the
ossing
of the destroying at 4 over the houscs of
the Israelites wi en 1c slew the first-born
of the Esyptlans: po xi. 1
et), man official
pass port sfving one permission to travel
a foreign. oun, Oe na te
one aw
WO sheans of which “friends. are
it), having formerl; hepa:
ae ish Fadl having famerty,
last; as. the hour; completed:
(paste’bdrd’), n. thick, stift
paste- ‘board material made by sticicing
Becther noses of Sates
tel (pis’tél; pils-tél’), n. a kind of
pas- crayon made by xing ground
Paints with gum water: mixture from
which the crayon is made; a picture drawn
ith such crayon, in ot "
a xt o
Paster paper, ofen with printed matter
fn it, to be Basted over 4
pas-tern (rantenys,'n_that "pert, of
‘béSt, f£06t; found; boil; futction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw =wh asin whent ;
ait=* as in azure; kkh=ch as in loch.’ Sce pronunciation key, pages xix to x0di.
Pasteurize
446
patriarch
and coffin bone, or foot bone; ‘a hobble for » |
ve (paeitte ‘tér-Iz; pas-tOr‘lz), vt.
Pas-teur-ize {> ie 2%
Bauid) by appl: heat Pr or make
pest fh ee
et
oe ihm Rnb mae of aro.
sen tot fumigate edatrooee etc.
(pas'tim’), n. diversion; sport:
wits occupation "chat
usemenit;
Bast adh, Uke, oF epvered with,
‘of flour,
ting | pathy and pity,
: | ade,
the government the sole right
to an invention.
pat-ent leath-er @*tiet, BAS
‘@ smooth, glossy, surface.
pater fa. ‘amilar OE tar.
peer a ads. of, Dertalo-
father
Feooived from a'father; elated through ts
uncle adr. pa
prayer;
ts
Sal CoS ie
etic Dathenic
Beaten capper Lacie Se
SoMheticeny? Also,
; path find. per (pathnnsdie).. nan ex
dt, atone
path. less | {panty
‘as, the pathless forest.
ous | path-o-log-i-cal eae, 4.
ence of diseases: due to Gigoase: as. ber de-
preasion i pathological. Also, pathelegie.—
pathologically.
thol-o-gist ‘Bfied In ite ence of
pa-thol -o-gy (pie (pa-teoye-. ne the ste
oe oe
pathos ii .5, Sas oS
Bion gamed Getigpikee = ent
pa-tience (peaién.\n, the quality, of
m8; and
forbearance: ‘the power to walt éaimiy.
nogt [Patient ge a ‘afcton, baat, "ae
untiring in labor 3 Dersevering; as, @ patient
Torker, _ walting with calmies! mone
patent i evident plane, the oe ewer pa-tio GED ats eS eae
Bay Stan Obie watch te, - GUD on. Aenea
iy of an ieee ef | pat ness 3 4 fitness: appropet:
pat-ent-ee pater: Se
ae at [Eo
an aged and venerable man;
Atay senkte, rire, cat, joel, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, eat edge, poy poytl, ref rites
t, sin; cdld, dbey, cord, stdp, obinpare; dnit, duite, béra,
patrician a7. pawn
wurch, a bishop of the highest rank.—adj.
= 4 Sat (pé-trish’Bn), . one of the
Fe een ean oe ae dk
birth: adj. sena ‘noble:
3 ci et-alg) a the ling of
pat.ri-cide iikri"cie "whe mundo 8
a] rit . 1.
pat-ri; (ineited from ante
‘as, a patrimonial estate.—ade. patri-
-CY ber or quantity; scarcity.
church, etc, for i eup- pau-ci ty (90st, n, smaliness of nom
pa-triot (ST 2i ALGER Bokmes | Paul 2; 2.5 cheae nes Conese
count
tr. eerie Te), character. | tained ile sous of the New Teste-
pa-tri-ot-ic Gas Hatsacd ip love'ct| ment: origtasity knows ow
ao said.
‘oue's country.—adv. pa . Pauline 2": porta), adj.
pa trot ism orcs % dove ot No Ee woe hale
c]paunch iBeScuy snd: "scmoiines te
ie
PAU-Per CE" who "is euppared’ Bethe
-tron-ess O#trinte:pat’rtin-ts), n
disposal of tickets for an entertainment
for charity.
t-ron-ize (patsinie: p&trtin-s). 0.
towards; “support Gr “5 5
treat with condescension: ‘favor; frequent
ry ‘a store.
‘adj. patronizing.—ado. patronizingly.—n. pat-
roniser.
t-ro-nym-ic {pit‘r6,nim’ik). aa.
Fes aontor: 4, Site Siting Roar as
pawn
eb
£5 give.as security f
bb8t, £65t; found ;hoil; fwAction;chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = wh ae in when,
hes as in azure; kh=ch as in loch, Seo pronunciation key, page xix t xxl.
pawnbroker
448
pawn, -bro-ker (one).
jend money on goods left with him.
Pawnee , m. “one of & tribe of
bee eer |B
babiting what is now the
cas River in Nebraska and_
pawn-shop Sons? loan oa goods as.
Pawpaw 270). m, 8 tree of, the
Ta the southwentera weston United Btaton Also,
r (pia). n. small metal plate eng
pay taxes: table to;
Bay you to aay give without ‘any ‘sense
leation; a. to pay 2 compliment: ef. 10
ho alway tly; to make ‘Baliable
Poturns be word, while: an business
e pea-fo fowl Bef th
bull:
vod
a aree domestic
fAkTSt). m8 lone
cloth worn by sailors in bed
pes ee-jack-et 2
fmoas*tér), n. ho | ter, and
pay.mas+ ter aa micney te wagon: | wa
7, in the army or DAV
wove diya Base fn, the ect of giving
ment), 2.
-ment money for, 1 & debt, otc.;
Shae which ta given tn of a debt,
y. ‘nim ©" a formerly heat
ua idol worahi i
ea, (P2):,TIPl. peas, oF pense (paa)l., &
08. Pe peariltg’ Fine ‘of the oan, v3
ta eatable seed. mate of
eace (Pe). 7 2 f Peat or calm:
@ between nations.
‘Gees bi adj, pot quarrel.
a use ranquil;
(pov). n. & lever,
Okt motile
ea-ve'
ier she Spo. i
peb-b ble ge
pos to spectaci, oe ‘an un
peb-bly 2237, 24, % ‘adj fall of Of, pebbles or
peddly st abo
e-CAN {Gey iead ethe woutbern Cabal
tates; ite tlrebaigd aa
x. + me I.
pec-ca-di Io Batti oF “toes "Phas
pec oy Pn al pt. _pbcoaries
, handsome tall
thers, marked
peck (pH, one-quarter of 5 bust:
Ate, senfite, rare, cit, local, far, ask,
Tight, sin; obld
, pdrade; scéne, &vent,
‘obld, bbey, cord’ st8p, eBiapare; anit, anite, bara, pi ae ieee net,
peeress
in amall quantities from houne to house; to
hawk: tovdeal ‘out little. by. velo.
), n. one who travels
it oe small es; 8
Sie Base o's
oe Serer
walker.
Pe. des-tri-an-ism
(pé-dée’tri-An-Izm), n. the art or
Practice of walking: ‘Dusiness slesereescen
tot decoration over a door,
pedJer a ‘n. one who travels from
lace selling small
0 Bawker. Also. peddiler, pediar.
pe-culiarity focolinctton saat pe-dom.e ter eso,
‘somethi which L aeons instrument for
being dif ts ‘the ‘stato o¢ qual tual of peu moasaring, the distance cov-
very 3 an unusual or in walking. (p8- anu
. (pB-ki'ni4-r), adj. relat- pe-dun. cle Ce nS
pe-cu-ni-a-ry (peta 2
Roney: as, pecuniary diicalties.—ado. becu: | euler, ‘Featincelses?
d- a. edi d B08). 1. & teacher
pe BOE of ‘chu oP ren:
|.a-gog-ic (pia"s ote adj. of or
ae
“( ped'd-90)°D
ped-a-g me the’ sclence’ or art of
‘teaching; Instruction and training.
(pad'il; pedal), adj. pertaining to
foot or feet. hoa racatning,
ray Goi ‘Snt-rf), n. conceited pnd
lay of Jearntr
eit senna
as
fing alec
or lacie ng the ranks Ht
on or alg
| PCer-age of's nosieman’ the-whole body
‘of noblemen; £ book containing information
about the obi
if to sell
b60t, {66t; found; boil; fudcti
zh=s as in azure; kh=ch as
‘chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = wh as in when,
loch. See pronunciation key, pages xix to, xudi.
er-ess (Pe
450
penetration
without
a ree ae
peerless courags- ade ‘Deerlesaly.—
Pelicans
gestive and
ems and frequently reeults in| ade.
pel: ay hon @), na litle ball, often of
pel-li-cle gare ne very’ Phi vein or
pell-mell 25=2"" rn farous Pert
‘they rushed pea ‘trom the room. ‘Also,
ial hotly V0. tigre sItries (-triz)|
.
elt-ry sins nis cctv of sah
‘of skins or
ic {PF oat vie), ed. Pertaining to
bony cavity epporting
She lower ces ony cavity, sy
pel-vis (Oring the “lower “part of “the
abd ay or bods, (pém'I-kin), n. a foodstuff
em. - -M-CAN iPade made, of iepel meat. with
‘Dressed into cakes.”
a Samal inclogure: aera rite oa
nt). adj. hanging:
Peer utlthg overs
or locket.
pend-ent pended
tered of plerced
"| penetrability of steel by a bullet,
en-e-tra-ble ee bi). a thar
i Pease body; capable of an
aries, make & bole
some- Dinrteay, tt. to_plerce;
| Eo -e-trate 3 Usk
‘Ant (eo dultiew
Ate, senfite, rare, cat, local, fur, ask,
pdrade; edge,
right, sin; cdld, dbey, obrd, stp, cBmpare; anit, nite, brn, edt,
scéne, évent, novél, refér;
fooks, ment;
451
idege Katarcele eck for eon fowl, unable
‘Penguins
YI-+8n8), n., sorrow for
state of being sorry.
| aorry
pen. ie Tepentant,
for sin; one who is under direc
ton of a confomor-
penitantly.
is ten- tial (inn (pea-cea’ahAy, “adj,
pen-i ‘cepresaing,
Sorrow for sins: of the nsture Of oF
Dunbnmen
tia (pent tén’ahd-r1) adj.
pen.iten. i-ten-t ia-ry pertaning :
180 of
icted,
pen-man {
writ ‘8 good penman; “one who
Tring: Pen
‘quill pens.
with regard to his hand-
‘teaches
a dee Seok ees
Of a abilling,” of tO
‘of United ‘money;
colloquially, in the United States, ® Pennon
penny-roy-al (wearrrot kn
Bear tet Ge the" mine
pen-ny-weight Gat")... eat
rains Dy or to onetventictt of
-ny-wise ®ay-w2) aap Sconomi:
Fecal sume wh whi Song Tryee gem: oa
penurious
-ny-worth Gestronb?. tbe
Penny wort amount that
BBO. n. the scien-
pe-nol-o-gy if ay tenes rend ‘of punishments
pen-sile Ps" ntl Beste having
pen-sion (pi’shan. (te par meio
creolaler: “a regular allowance peld to
eee seen ne
‘peat,
eae cee:
pen-sive
in front.
Ponte teach 1 peas: oe BS Oe
Testament.
-tath-lon (po -tkth aan) n. in the
| Pecmporite conten of Si sc Hcee evenee
Pen-te-cost {Btivat “kop: "the Aftiot
sui
tng the descent of the Holy fiost.—odj.
pent. nt house { Plann root been
a main wail or building; a small, slant-
1, root with &
side only.
pe-nult (Piste bu a ‘ot’ word. Also,
a | pe -nul ti-mate (2 (phnat'e "ti matit), Paes last
imate syliable: n, the’ penult of the next to
tthe last syllable Of,a word.
pe-num-bra ‘eens sd cath -ottdae ot
edavol coun opee ine piscine the ebacs ahs
penumbral.
S |pe-nu-ti-ous i ‘pea ah meng:
ise faa: found; boil; fuiction; chase; good; j
ah = as in azure; kkh'=ch as in loch. ‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to
oy then, | thick; hw = wh as in when;
penury
452
perdition
(par 8-e0,, 7. want of the neces:
— -U-l life: extreme poverty.
ene oe na Mexican laborer,
1D. expecially one who is forced to work
ore to ey debt; in India. a native
soldier or constabl
‘as, the different. peoples of
the ori "Sindred or family: as, my own
public as a wholo; as, government
or sharp;
exist for the of the people; com-
Holl cua as distinct fyom ‘nobles: toed
was a man of the people: o. au
Bie ne nay
_ 4 risen abo Hotspice, made of
eee ind seeds of various East
nap yagi
PR per x apeach” with a
comms; a Sie ae as, to pepper
a ‘Sr-]
eee se hae
‘anything small or
vied g ep aeriso. na kind
ce
pepreramint) nem pune
ped ede ine” ot
erm
pep -per-wort Pan" er che mustard
pep -per-y as, a peppery
In), n. a ferment formed a)
stomach:
‘this ‘substance sometimes obtained from ee
Sigortion.” Ass Gepsine used in medicine to aid
digurtion.
tik). ‘adj. pertaining to or
ta; as, tO poopie | @ country.
to sanon, with, the. fet
th spicy
ideale korn’), nthe small
of pungent
; @ lozenge flavored with ite
q
pep-sin d "preparation
pep-tic -tic (falas digestion: pl the wetehce oF
"r-),
per. ihe Pevvaaerete men Dy: very prep. | tng.
? ugh; as, per diem, by the day.
a!
a,
Peeciaty to inapect cet
lally to ‘OF Oversee: 9.1.
‘oF stroll about.
Sr-Km "bt-I
i ¢
per-am-bu-la-tion (Pin "nthe act
‘of walking or traveling through or over:
an Inspection of boundary lines to see that
they still exist or are unchanged.
per-am-bu-la-tor ‘ (per-bra’b A Abeer),
‘a baby cat
an instrument for measuring distances tra
(piper, adj. Bory: pungent per-
(per-eby'd-bl). adj. ce
being di:
or by the mind.
‘to obtain know!
tbe ‘senses; to see:
ability to receive knowl
by tet of the senses
per-cep-tive a si onatng
roost of on #1
-chance { i
| per-cipi {ent (Breet ice be having
understand.—n. on percibumse,
day ips
3 filtration or'stralne
Ree termine its condition by the
duced.—adj. percussive. ea:
Per Cus-Sion Cap tise rraaie
sal copper cup tact 0, the cree
mer strikes the cap, explodes and discharge
led over. the gun,
per-cale iirc wiaPs Hea’ dats, often per-di- tion if Pain tice ees oF the
ou
ite yonkte, rire, c&t, local, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, trent, novel, refér;
right, sin; c6ld, dbey, cdrd, stp, eSmpare; tinit, Anite, bora, cuit, focks, meni;
453 periphrasis
[-nit), vf. and| merely to got rid rid of a duty: careless.—adr.
ney: to travel. "la 2 Oi R6-1d), 8 latticework
er wo la © 5
-ni’shfin), | DET-BO-18 covers alc ot verand
ina-tion (Gta 3 antl | Pete cumiae pace" an sar
ing abeut; a w: ee. Possibly; per-
“emp ler -ad/-pont | Per-baps
per-emp-to-ry ifre inal” Zeid: | Def amen mls, Boney, mrtheloey, 8
iscuasion : ‘a peremptory | DE-! Iie wore ‘from the dis-
3 Pseabbora: dictatorial—adv. per- | obedient angels, and barred out of Paradise.
perantine me the ontiae
ay. isting | per-i-anth Recenter hones, UH HS
Tasth y ‘i wer leaves taken topether ‘eur-aY’txs ‘
nial plants: enurity a -i-car-di-tis fatimation or morons
rnntal bain tha membrane thet sureune the bear.
nade. poten cardi ‘aur dream) n
fect (ertsen, adi, complete, -i-car-di-um {f2" membrane thet
= out Sofece or blemish; Serounds ‘the heart.—adj. peri
biamelew:”" pure: ponceming
i excellence; as, a perfect lite, i q i-krf‘nf-fim), 1.
Fille sited oe socompltehad: ala perfec Per-i-cra-nium (220 sind
tense shat ‘the cranium, or seul
oi per-i-gee 2 ee i
lenoting,
completed sction: 9. that point in, the
the moon
“aaa nr. _ (pl
invention.—ade, Derfeotiy.—-n. perfecter, Dar=
‘Sum... adj. correct, entire, sinless, complete:
, finish.
per- fect i bili. Li-ty (iorabiliy to becoane
or complete,
per: fecti-ble QEsfK ih ad),nblote
f8k’shdn). n. tho stat
per-fec-tion ‘pirte*htn 0, the uate pe
Blemish, or of being complete; supreme | face, wicca atatid ie pore
: ene a. defi ion
(pBe-NaT-ts), adj, faleo to| PE-Ti-Od Stine ing, beginning: abd end
trust: treacherous; faith- | of which are fixed: as, the prriod of summer;
as, 8 perfidious friend.—ade. oe ce of time, or series of years; as, the
Caan geen: won| a See a
. re ja rule was noon reached; 8
per- fi-dy 3 of faith; disioy dot Pf'to mark the end of 8 sentence; in
DUETSAD et to pleree ar | rhetaer n.complete sentence.
tore through; make a hole pe e-ri-od-i ic (pe'rl-3d"Tk), adj. ing:
to a definite round of time:
joraior. .ppening again ‘at definite in:
fo.ra.tion (Poferk'snAn), 2, the tervalsy “occurring reeuiariy, "as “day” and
odie hol bored throust, ing OF boring | night. (po"rt-Bd 1-1 oa eral ‘a
ahole 4 or me
Force (ct), ade. hy force: | PE-Ti-od.i-calli2ining to in red
per-force vioienti "ecennt length of pime:_ occurring at
as, periodical visite; pee aed er or nity a Rahat
regular stated times, but not dally; etal
; tosuch publications: ‘n. a publicatio
as, to perform a duty; to represent render. or | at stat ed time put not ly, asa age.
—n.
portray; as, to perform a @ play
to act apart: as, to perform 2 tne (oP r1-S-disT-tD, n. the
to" exhibit in public: “as, Parone | pe- srio-die-i+ ty (eset tated the
piano.—n. pi occurring regularly.
(p&--fOr’m&ins), on. the (pér’I-ie’té-tim), n. tho
per-form-ance { oS out of = per-i-os-te-um {fomprme which Covers
Shing: as, the performance of of an undertaking; | the bones.—adj. periosteal.
ra nine, done: deed or feat; a
specally on bares. | Bee.
", <s
er-fume (etry c oan
). & pleasing seent or odor, as of flowor
-pa-tet-ic (Paripaitsenk), ads.
{atie. portainine to the plillosoph Sophy, of "Arle
totle, who taught his disct plea lle he walked
about the Lycoum: a.
te3 3 mnt phat ey. nh
Breperca %0 sive out a pleasing odor.—n. pes riph-er-y les Cin)” the ircamnfor-
' 1a clrele, ellipse, or similar
mixtures, or sweet odors
perfunc-to-ry (ric faaieti._,ai | Be
‘sercless_manner; without _interest;__done |
re; the
per-fum-er- (pBetim’ér-), n. fragrant outst of a body; the surfaca—adj. pe-
tf
boxt, £66; found; boil; fufiction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = whasin when
zh='s as in azure; kh=ch as in loch,” See pronunciation key, pages xix to xi.
periphrastic
a
(eisai a. Sei
petishms fe
Pet of a trench and
per. -ish h eyo ot. Sealed
per isha bility se 'OPBas
per ish-a-ble 1B Gece!
per-i-stal-tic Se ote
the. int
. (pér'I-t0-nd’‘im), n. a
per-ito- -to-ne-um (Fis membrane’ which
coatalped i “tt LA tin),n, inflam
er-i-to-ni-tis Potion or the pertioncum,
is ‘membrane which lines the abdcmen.
ne peaddress of
per-i-wig i alt” rormeriy worn’ by
sign of rank.
er-i-win-kle fe ouee Tish
Bes, or ‘sometimes’ Tehite, jowerd:
per-j jure 7050," te cause to
maak ple Fas false swearing: an tO perjure
jur- 7 pari Ta Gath or soles
ine; ey. walnut giving, under oath,
creep-
it with
a small
rk), Lt. to make trim or neat: ».
perk {3 e' id a Bead tn a saucy ina
ark). adj cha
perk-y (par. ae aunty! pert: auact;
(par'md-néns),
T-ma-! nence { State “or cuality ene
ing fixed or lating. ie
'-ma-ne} Gbaltey vor ate of
fixed or lasting: & thing that ts lasting
{cannot be
er-ma-nent “pore a Sint) ad}. lanting:
per ma. building: gutong In inthe same
“Madr. permanent
pet me bly seas
ft
into; Permeabi itt a
per-me-a-ble (°° ety aos ‘3
pass through or Into; a, ‘sand 18 permeable
PR), ot.
por meate cat ft tt pet
or mingle with: 7%
instr per-mis.si- -ble
oa
(parieh-d-bl), adj. able
perishable
the [per-se-cute
(peemieT-b), adj.
rs allowed ;+ allow-
Qn). n. the act
allow ne
as
ot “eeadine
£ (permit), ot. bp.t. and
it ited tek pore OL amieeg "
if the weather
fermits, T shall go: mn. (phr'mit), = written
‘rarrant, or leave, to do sons
er mau-ta-tion (i sy one
etc., may be
per-ni-cious
stepetives as, foul
pérnian' Gx), dj. ight
injurious “or” huegtult “de-
Ts pernicious to healt.
peraick-ety aauerct aa Sm:
hice; fussly particular. (Co i
per-pe- -trate are (parpb tht, ef. to do or
of | as, to perpetrate
perpete separa tion noe rr
er- etal oe (peepee tan, ind. Bever-
Ee Fees erst: soos, carnage: Se
per-pet ate (pi (pare peed ke), fe
Berpetuate the memory of Taos perce:
i -petu-a-tion praee Dee toe
4 eons oe
8 causing to last,
lex-i-ty (pe-pleu'sten, n. state of
‘embarrassment; that
kwizit),
Sor elata LM
pore ff. to pura
per-qui-sit -site
Perfume of flowers _permentes the alr, to_injure or afities:
Ate, senfite, rare, c&t, locdl, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, eens ed poyll, relte:
right, sin; c6ld, Obey, obrd, stép, cbmpare; dnit, Anite, barn, ard, eat foots, ‘mend;
pertinacious
-son-i-fi-ca-tion (paren uk
czample of some ‘quality: “aa, she
‘Deatness;
--se-cu-tion (par’e6-Ke0’shin), nt i] is ‘the act of
Cee ema aki | ITU ere als Ree
‘Uunfustly; repeated injury of any kin son-i-fy @iesotM, st Ips. and
per-se-ver-ance {Bo"cc ‘or swte o Pairing, 6 teed on regard aa 6 person
+ wo Ere, to o (thins tite? bes
per-se-vere -Son-nel {poreben8 poriet nett
Fees undertaken: ‘continue # | ealgrnpeenigh Dageragt tran)
per-sim-mon ttiect of distance ou the uppeatance of Objects,
pers (pOr‘ept-ka’shas)
per sist fy east etree as
: H m
features persist in certain racer.” va
‘as, the inventor’
‘wucooes:
mK Also,
per-sist-en' 1"
Bag: on. 0 pers Pic w-oue irc
‘a perstalent ral Ing: plainly expressed: ‘easily undors
per-son {partis ea a oat 2 human (par’spt-ra'ehtn} a
seit; the body ofa human being: One's anape | PEX-Spi-ra.4 -tion yes ad
god took: as, she is very y in person; by the prot ian of the a
anf as indicate, and verbs” express the per-s ire 1S throw oft
action of, the one ‘Uftrst person), uid, the pores
Spoken % (Seton perm), of epaltn rd pemeeetnr i "
Persona ble facts? ct! | REC SuaC oar rena
handsome; believe or wings ‘Aometl y
upon; cont
fete n. the
per-son-aLi- ty or T atltiet oe
r, mind, and hares ‘that ‘whlch
one ‘different from another; in-
3 perme bie cmaive remark made ‘about
2 person,
‘bdSt, dt; found; boil; fusction; chase;
zh=s as in azure; kh=ch as in loch.
or
per-sua-si-| -ble os rable vot ko
bok
good; joy; then,
enced by advice or entrestys
‘iesion.” Also, pervuadabia.
per-s sua-si-bil ity # too eit
eects,
er-sua-sion RTE ED ce ot 4
Bese, ‘being ‘nfluenced, by arguraent
Srenttoneye
-sua-sive ore (percawi'stv), adj, having +
thick; hw = wh asin when;
‘See pronunciation key, ‘pages xix to-xxii.
pertinacity 456 petrel
or design; as, a pertinacious solicitor.—ade. i-mism § -mizm), x. belief thar
pertinactously.—n. world is bed rather
-timaci-ty ait ats the pes sin a habit of looking on the dark
pers juality oF off hold: | side or of expecting fallure: opposite to op
(pOr'ts-nins), n, suitable- pes-si. mist QYio wort side of itoes
per-timence S25 '"iinet. “aie.oe-| pes simis-tic Garni m, oft pe
er-tinent (Port-niay, dy. | Be, belief that the world a tad rather tes
- & ?
9. peesimistionliy.
to; as, these remarks are pest iy rn. @ contaelous igus dloenoe that ts
ject,— ads. pba aa smallpar;
julet.
er-tur-ba-tion sieval disorder: great pes ter = re inlisee with Wiens eee:
of mind; irregular or violent varia- | tions.—n. pesterer.
Tif. Tie, pomptimes | pes tif-er-ous oaks beta ae ee
tural head at. pestiterons.
is Aino, tilence p=" n. an infeo-
russel Seely Oe oot | Pes tence ee
2"), of. to read with care pes.tilent (patio; edi, potsonous;
pape or a making mlschiets vars
oo of dat | PE pes-ti. ten-tial ee oe ae
ch tos | St meg nm *,' ‘tool ool for pounding exb-
or apreed | POS-tle seine: a's thottan cr drussae's
as, @ feeling of ‘contin ‘perbades 2 ’
Q
coun
--va-sion Sf (p&-v6'zhtin), 5, the act
rove (p8e-v8'atv), sit ‘ending to
er" Va-Sive jas,
Pi Dam "through or
ii
‘Syn. contrary,
Ant. (see compliant
per-ver-sion ns meaning
Behe Bt ee a using for wrong cnds;
per- ver-Si-1 ty oe ty Gewrirneen n. the state bs
sgainst doing sition tobe con
rt -ver-sive (® ts vara), ad}, tending
ing a bad influence.
*per- -vert {he eerie). et
melee kara has
vi Pe
arn from the
From truth to’ error.
“vi. paren ‘anon admitting
ET-V1-OUS passage substance,
peas os age that may be
ij.” troublesome 3 annoy-
pes. SgelP BL” petit jury Gr gat
peso jt i ei: sho arto cata |p a et-rel Gi ringed ‘een ‘bind which ise ist
faa inne hm ave | POT ES
Ate, senfite, rire, ct, locll, fiir, ask, pdrade; sctne, Gvent, Bdge, no refer,
right, eln; c8ld, dbey, obrd’ stdp, eBmpare; unit, dnite bara, ct” f ie mead;
petrifaction
457
pet-ri-fac-tion Oe/#."t'shan), n. the
pet ti coat Fels Toote under:
(Dat’ adj. having little worth;
pet-ty tha fFiding: “unimportant: as, a petty
pet-u-lane lance (eirGitennrisspastence:
petiant Tat hye of ttt pe
=),
ant.
cone of the
(pa). n.
eae
an'tdeeD, n. (pL
aiz)}. the ‘power to. croate
(inline nan “apparition;
tom spirit; Mliuston.
4 the name of many
ve | Phar-i-sa-ic vic (orm
{f8'rs; frHd). n- ® royal ttle
ein the Bible,
of Egypt.
Ae olen
Pha-raoh {fF
heaves (de Totter Packer
*(fir*md-e'tfie),
fhe science oF pre:
tie, pharma.
{firmd-sint), none akdied
in
drugs or'io preparing
har -. ‘maceu tice
vetti i fe (PEt T-f5g"Er), 1. w lawyer ome | Bhar {ries —o4y.
pet (OB Ber who ho practices in small or | ceutical.
Dhasis.
pheas.ant {a5 (teat), 2. 2 large, gamebird
phe- phe nace. tin (*enie'e-tt, na som.
as a remedy for fe
evel
Phe-nix sai tald to iva Aye ‘ave a hundred Fs
the Arabian desert, after death
to rise again from its own ashen: Thence. the
emblem of mee . Phenix.
ics | phe no] {f2;261: fe'n5b.n- n carbolle iat
fed from
phe- nom.e. na na denen), npl of
phe-nom-e-nal (Gone ¢28). 034 ner.
‘ature of, an cua apposranco or happens
ing; remarkable; as. phenomenal speed.—ad7.
bird.
(té-ném’é-ndn), n. [pl
phenomena (-1 nah any
that can be see:
*| phe-nom-e-non
natural
uncommon; as,
tn winter.
glass ‘bottle oF
b6St, {66t; found; boil; fufiction ; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw =wh asin when;
zh= 7 as in azure; kh =ch as in loch. ‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
31
phosgene
(f11’tér) charm or potion
‘ter sippoesd “to ‘have the (power to
ebotomny ths Ss EF opt
phi. "ian thro. o-pist S02 Sho wh “idres ‘ant | heaviness of dispostiga: ‘colina calms’
seeks to benefit mankind. (hég-mE0), adj.
-matic gen: :
phi-lan-thro.py {assures rs] POE MAES aa atte
[cool ;
good to lence; & benevolent | Also, phlegmatioal. “ade.
(dks), 1.
‘act br agency. phlox (82%). %, any of « varlety of well
phi-lat- Silist (ruven, hoe-be Mes). .s crested American fix.
AL-€-AST of lan ce-be cyt
Phi-le-mon ov Ptdstot, conte |B om
ristiag Patt.
phil-har-mon-ic {vin harmony: fond
stm
Philippians S72, Foghanent,
suis, noe: ot Pats Yo to hare
phi-lip-pic pic nate “PetpTh), n. an abusive or
Teck: oe at
Impooches 0 Demosthenes
fe Ocean,
(ft-im'tin: n
© sncent intabitant of the
‘coast of Palestine; uncul-
—n. Philistinism.
phil. o-log-i-cal {27318 x8)) ads, per-
tide of ee (e Sst ‘killed
phi-lol-o. bs) ane rk ee
sounds,
pi oko run Eg Pte nthe eSesine Sob de! pbo-
oh. o-mel {ft Sa a ae name pho-no.cin- e-mato.graph sface-
ee <o-pe Teach chet |
cena Kod aaree ‘are cat ‘eaten: ; @ forfeit, usually a ({8’nb-grim). n. the record
Se paid by one of the eaters on cortata | PRO-n¢ of sound produced by =
Brine the gift made hh forfeit. phonograph: ‘a written character represent-
il-o-pro-gen-itiveness corvain | (CO'nb-grit). n. a letter
r : 10-no-graph of charactor
Enopeeide n'I-tiv-nés), n. love of offspring pho-no ‘graph or ct Stadt or
phi-los-o-pher (tar"ar "its “wunabies|Sho-no graph ic tonearm, ot
hat explain ot apd event ope | PHO-DO-graphic peraicing inceepre
im Sudgment and practical wi: | smnting. sounds: portaining tos siren of
phil-o-soph.i ic lates ta the Geinetes | On (fo-nde'rd-M,
govern of explain facts apd events; wise; | PhO-NOg-ra. -phy Seas! ‘of sounds
calm; thoughtful. Also, philosophical.—ado. uttered by fhe bupan voice; sen ot
los-o-phize SN Shanoeriohers s Onrnciar oF mark:
Squvce_ or nature of, facts and evenis—t. | hho nology (ent. m mm. the acne
Shilo:
phi-los-o. o-phy (F-15861, sie their history. ‘their Seegeett
of the princi eas onalogic,
cay, contra oF crplia face create | hos.gene corks 2, teas compra of of
Ate, seniite, rire, ct, ‘ol, flr, ask, pdrade; soéne, évent, "edge, ge, noedl ref;
right, sin; odld, dbey, obrd, stép, cmpare; dnit, tinite, barn, ott,-focts, meni;
phosphate
459
physiognomy
= ae , Used in the World War in
Bdgedly eas. gas
phos-phate ((22'".0;.* salt a Phe
of light is measured.
sirepath of light —n. photom—
pho- to-phone ji (to' Tere fom), n. 0 ‘n. an instru-
‘valued for this ot light,
phos- ite gmt watt of phow. pho-to play. plans ply 2. moving.
Troe" ‘for) the
Phos} PHOT ctpecaliy"ine pant Wenss: | she 40 enher vi ee n. the Iumi-
{fs"fbr-te’), 2.1. to give pho- mP ee foun nine
phos-phor-esce Hight without beats oF pho-to. ? (Brett, n. 8 block on
i. (t60"t5r-t6' dns), | is “uch sway tat hen ie
phos-phor-es-cence fr" faint ilent: | engravings. otc. can be printed: the process
LA ont without heat; the quality of shining of a block.
am dark; the act of giving out light wit phrase (friz) 7. io grammar, a group of
phos-; phor-es.cent of (fOs*fbr-i tor tersnt), subject and 3p red ; any brief P hy
phos p without hese to put into words, especially suitable
0S- phor i ic 2 fami dee fF -] (erbeat-816-30,n, style,
pho from, phomphoros: as ‘as, phosphoric acid. Also, phra-se-ol-o-gy state. ‘or peculiarity:
phor-us ¢' US oe ect pren.< 0-log- ical Sereaining "to. tae adj.
aes a ch gives quali Blind anf characier
are by. the shape of the thed.—ads.
phos-phu- ret-ted (temrura. oa.
pho-tik (Ct, odf, pestatning wo tet
Prete Neel
rare of, b ‘2 sensitized
fim to tuo era ee!
phe, -to-graph.ic (td-prtrmo,, a4).
the expomure of » sovaitised
et Thy dotoere nn the art
pho-tog-ra-phy pS oat
Se films coated with certain chemical ree,
printed.
(157: ne tad
pho-to-] he. li-o-graph sip) ae
ho-1 Se i — Aith’6-
p -o-graph (ff5*9 11th 2
fnade from a design put upot sie by micasn
kin’I-k&l
adj. ing to the
of) from plates made phot
tom-e-ter {ramets
b60t, 160; found; boil; fustction;
character reading based on this theory.
*®-| phre-nol-o-gy (7en0V0J0, 8 system
a the theory that she quali walities of the mind
and character ‘abowa by the form of the
v (tio), n. a wasting of the
phthis ic {m2 To tuberculsats
° "Miso, phthists.-—agj”
phthisi-
eee aan n. tuberculosis of the
phthi-sis lungs: ¢ wasting of tissues; coo
hthisic.
(f1-lik’t&r-1
phy ic fry Rath § oe
Tnatribed: wera, duriue’ prayer, by pict
are worn. yer,
Sows ‘upon the forehead and Tere wits, y blows
ays ic (Hes) m-th sclense OF medicine,
Been: a eeeeeey ot ee Be iad ep
Dhysicked. p.pr. physicking}, to give medicine.
pecan eT CETERA), 0d
phys-i-cal Sere"), od io
speed i
3) R-pl, the eclence which
coerey, ia
des trate ot ie
pis ie
af, elgctrclty
phys-i-og-no-mist (nier-06' a sy:
ing
fromthe face.
phys. L -og-no-my (f21-5en0-mp. n.
She face eho” qualitis of is mod ‘the face;
y; then, thick; hw =whaa in when;
chess as in azure; hoch oe Ba lock? Booey ination Kary page ok oak
physiography
460
picnic
(fs Tra, 7.
phys-i-og raphy pion gamrenn’.
jhe
phys-Lo-log.i-cal gens pi
the science that ‘tronte
especially
paysrologse-
phys iolo-gist
phys-i-ol-o-gis
oft of
‘of the human body.
who
te SG Ti ot
phys-i-ol-o-gy tice thei tiesie of, the
life of plants ‘animals; the study of life
Processes, ¢s] lly of the work of the organs:
See eae aetna Bimaton of he
phy-sique fody: ‘constitution: appear
nop: as, man of powerful
meter of a circle must be multiplied
order to find the circumference: Indicated
‘tpt, ns Jumbled
Pi {Rmbte, as type
2
pia ma-ter membrane covering the brain
Besar ms:
md).
physique.
5 (pis 5), the number (3.14164) 03 which
ies :
baseimero™
pla
he
Peto coma den
wires struck By fed frome 8
keyboard; a pi ui j. ado, soft: | men; caused
at pony! + ere oor if 1-in“5~ z Guare
i Fofortk: _pl-bn’s-| 8 uae
pian-o-for-te 1870) 'n. stringgd must [ret
Aa ea, ag een
; piedend"ld), mn. an apparatus] (pik‘ér-
Pi-a-no-la siischea to "a plancy which | an
Plays tunes wpa fs 7
-as-ter Rirkey. Bayt, Spain, ote. worth
Birch ave conn ieee, Spabn. te, wort
i-az-za (ree’d: IT. b:
type (see, SYP?)
q nl .
pic-a-dor sfnoranan whe
iy pricing ie ita ance
ease a "drial i portal
pic-a-resque {ir runaig oo ware
bonds; having a rogue as hero: said of a
bated (pm , robber, pl-
5 a —_
Pic-a-roon {fio or resus.” »
k*d-yOOn'),
* fr m9 small
pic-a-yune Sree coin equal “to "ee
Genta, formerly ‘used nthe United States:
a trife; a bit; as, it is not worth a picayune.
Pic-ca-dil-ly {ondoa" famous “for” tts
‘Clubs and shops.
(Med, na pickle, or
ic-ca-Lil Li (ois mado of ately cho
pic.ca LH ra, med of analy chop
(p0c6-15), n. a mall flute whase
Pies are dh Seine higher” an
Ppic-co-lo
the ordin:
2
5
BS:
pick-er-el weed (mee wel at
lue flowers that grows in shallow water.
difMculty: t.t. to preserve
or strong salt water, or in vi
pick-pock-et gure
t. to in,
Another,
Ate, eenfite, rare, c&t, locdl, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, &vent,
céld, Sbey, cord, stdp, cmpare; ‘init, dnite, born,
right, sin;
novel, refer;
t; forts, ment;
rik
461
pikestafft
i in i (pies), 2. to run into or
( pee), 24 to ran inte or through.
ment; ater deeply as, to plerce the heart with
), an
itter,
‘ancient peoples.
k-tO'r1-Bl), adj
erect ies =a
acess Seat
i viN ‘described.—ads. picto-
pic-ture Qikran, 2 2 painting
het morbor; "a ental image:
ind ‘a picture of fUture
representation; as, he
> vivid
tn
idg in Eng ish Gut sepa
Ban Bor by tne Chines tr ihe nee
whan Tocedgere. Also, pigeon Bae
7 ‘n. an article of food made of meat,
PIE tru, ete... ‘between two. pastry
bold”). adj. having itches of
pie. e-bald § slots especially Bias
And white or brown and whiter an, a plebald
" ).
4 a
iece a
Bee era it
tain quanti single
object, ot:
Tiverary & piece
of maiaalcs a5, 3
‘piece of
7: fannon:
ich OF
d
bour, day.
pied cae
pie- -plant (pry (pipltar). n. the garden rhu-
bier &
ete.; any ot!
bers, of
oa ot
sr ofa al,
wharf, or dock
| panei, Sor tom
(p80), n. rc dee Gta? SHEE et fish,
pier 2) ge (per tp. 3,uerge, high, mir:
ay fn. a kind of rel
which olds tant dover
be sought by Christians
Father than intellectual «rasp of creeds, doo-
‘affected. rel
ry an). n. iL -lenc bird with:
pigeon 2 peut "body alee ‘aod
for ocumenta, \erere, Gre
ein Teeters, in wich 8 boslike
‘aside and forget; nhelve.
geon-toed ip" soos ure nar
: pigeon win Reesor ‘te
ae
race of ory ema
of very ‘mpall valine: dj. d
amall. Pyemy,
‘ipig'n0t), n. the sweetish-bitter
pig-nut ut as D apecise ‘of hickory! the
pig-skin (ho iise of sible; the hide iescit
pig-sty sieser” nm. @ pen for pigs; a
ig-tail (DEI). n. hale twintod into the
pier form of a long ‘strand or plait, and
the back of the head; =
(pik), n. ‘formerly, & Weapon consisting
ons oasy Foes saat 8 sea
apt hag roses aha i 8 abe
Beth Shinar tia ee
with a narrow, Jong. Dob head:
road on which a pharge oe, for for driving:
& turapike or toll r any main road.
pole or shee shaft
he end, carried.
from.
60t, [66t; found; boil; fufction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw =wh asin when;
zh=s as in azure;
Kkh=ch as in loch.” See pronunciation key, pages Xix to xxi.
pilaster - 462 pine
+ i-lhs’tér), n. ake Fy
pilas-ter plan, partly "inverted ins pilotage Mont eoiditing voc bret
Pilate (pile. p- the rurmame, or last ie feo paid for such service; the ‘act of
Sonne phew pagal pi-lot bal-loon {2iftt 440009, » small
Pil chard ry ass ees oa | ea seed
iad: the sardine, ant a the wind
Bile Fad ei Aad eteratit |Prigereee
sereat quantity” s collection: = - fash whic
ing: a series of metal plates to pro- | often accom-
‘luce an electric current; nap of cloth: slang a | panies sharks.
fortune: to, throw into & ha. £0, Bilt) i lot t PF
. Dimes
im (Plertm). t "waveler: one | Pim-per-nel varia
who travels from a distance to| rose family, with white, purple, or scarlet
the! Portate who "settled in Musschusetts | r?"c' "4 (ptn’pl), m. a emall swelling of
s pl), nm.
in'620. pim-ple (he%20' coast
il-grim age {Dirge maD iy by done pim4 led (pim'pia, ad
boat man's fe sella Bae loco of wire with
; ‘ a P .
I] G1). n. medicine prepared in the form point at round
pall 2 ba eta Fn 0 ke, Sel Rte
prin. tho act of plundering.
pillar (P27), ,* columin.to support, a
mont: any firm, slender, upright support.
i (pil bola), stall fore for defen-
pill box ive Warfare, constructed “of con
‘Grete and steel, and containing small cannon
‘and machine gins: first used by the Germans
in ‘the World War, and by them ‘ae
irregular int the
ion (Piiyém. na ton. the
pil-lion (or oF “iors "beuihd a man's
Saddle so that.» pgcond. person may Tide!
formerly much wed for Or Blitort 12)
3 ve ne . (-1z)].
pil-lo-ry (oder ‘trams supported ‘by an
lace or lay on a head-rest,
pil-low block (3. ot
‘8 support for a ahaft whlch
oer RT IDO, n. one Filow Blok
Pi-lOt Who stecra"a veewel; one lcensod to
Snare here sain ir diticalt or Nengerous?
wa :
One qualified to Ay @ balloon, airship. or flying
chines, the coweat Tocomotive:
Guide: & mechanical regulating devien: F410
the
ee!
; refer,
Hgbinatns cll bey, cbutt std cbiobares init haite, but, allt Rockey mend,
Ate, seniite, rire, ct, locil, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent,
ete:
pine-ap- le
‘somewhat
feath er
pin-feath-er
pin-footed La
a Meid thin skin,
pin-head {2°
-hole
made by, or as by, a!
pin-ion (Riaz Join &
‘a bird's wing: a wing; a
pont octing with » larger
wheel: v.t. to bind or cut the
to pinion « bird; to bind or
arms of: confine or fetter.
. @ very light-t
iE
i
ig
i
i
pink of
color: °.
ey Petal enacting ea
‘a fron too! called’ 6 Portions of Auld.
wink eye (otk. 9, con | Bap -ing {Life wed amr:
e 7 mation ‘of the eye, marked by | playing upon a musical instru
7 must
pink-ing epee) neot, method of
the
Bry see iat
‘one end, mn
Eating scallops on i sige of fabrics i ule oe
pin money (0% frie by hee husband | eaueds poe: “oat of pase Ecehe
for her private expenses: , for buy-| ing on ft; a bes
ae gin is), no mal, light, | OF OR AS Gt) in wml Grd, anlas Vo to
pin-nace (2osarc-rigged voma with care: | Dip-it {22 Walch cinge asit tion.
‘an eight r-war's boat i kin po). n, & small earthen jar
i cle mak), n. a small tower | Pip-Kin oF pot,
pin-na-cle ~ 8] nin nin (pipin). n, any one of several
Dullding: «high point ‘like a, spire: the | PAP-PID varieties of ‘ap ey
HE" ‘nuralah with emai! tomore’ or wurret | PiD-SiS-S€-WA reas plant tho’ leaves ef
in nate (Rs): ad. taped ike | which aro usod aa a'voni.
pin-nat leaf; i. (pekAn-e), n. the state or
‘Also, | P1-QUAN-CY quatity “of sharp
‘pungent to the taste, or of
pin-o-chle (p8'nd-k eee. ne or Interest. 4 1), ad; bi;
pint PP," onesientn “ofa alton or | Pi-quant {2° itte Uistor” eseing interest
in tal] Daly, ne a duck with alas s plguent glance or aml
\" Paine st on ting fo the fealinge:, severe:
+ th), n. upon which any- ism.- juantly.
Pin-tle gray MAGE ae ap | PigUE Cat: "acti
pin-to spine va mottled atmal: | wound. the pride ot
; boil; fuAction ;
n; chase; good; joy; then,
kh=ch as in loch. See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
ih
piqué 464 pittance
n. @ heavy ribbed or
cotton cloth.
pi-quet a eee) n. @ card game played
pi-ra-cy (piste) 2 robbery upon the soa:
te Orne ybber_on the
rate jenn: ons “who Gace” another's
iving by fishing. 180, piscatorial.
is-ces (Pees, Mh the twain sien of pitch-er oa,
oe :
pis-ci-cul-ture Qtinda treaty 224 | Pesstali, {Bo player bo thrown tie bal
Dish (eh icf taPerclametion of con-| pitch-er plant Choo iotves ere tomed
Pp! tempt or t: of. to express com | In the shape of 8 pitcher, _ tort
pis ti pitch-fork (Er ‘oming’ Say. sree ae
. fst’ aht-B), 2
ta-chi-o esse ond - Ravored | 2. to lit or throw with, or as with.
= 3 smal | fork.
}
oh are Saree? Eat pe {SI lp), a smal pps, sound
fhe nue, * pitch pipe ed pac ne toad
pis-til "ite: Sante” SPS Howe Seah | Ditch wheel Gis, BEB). & toothed
pistolg conver of @ Howes. “Oa. pitch wheel Yitcel thst wotks ‘Breas
1s-to! itchy (pichD). adj. like, or smeared with,
’ itch .
pirat > pitch Se a See
pit-e-ous (pit’-Os), eat. Suiting. ry
speech.
thT), j. of nature of,
pith-y AiN"0?: de ooh. Gouge sanctions
n | called pith; forcible: as, & eaying.—
weet a ble Dire). ad). desceving
piti-a-ble iste whee ae a pane
condition; item ptible a fo
i Seatemprible ax, 5 pitjul ambition’ ede
, pitiless (UT Ite) adj. without sym
ilies: merclio A a
pent, rare, cit, loel, flr, ask, pdrede; sotne, @vent,.Sdge
, novel, refer;
t, ain; céld, Obey, cbrd, stdp, cbmpare; duit, dnite, brn, ett, focts, meni;
pitted
465
planer
3
ted GP'etli Bellower as: pled with
a "very troublesome oF &
6st, £80t; found; boil ; fwiction; chase
th=s asin azure; kh=ch as in I
B
i| clearly? n't
such | great tracts
oF cyl oe: plagued with mearvation; trouble
plaguy.
plaid (Bad, Bo ee cee reo
such material worn
i (qibovedh tora i
evident; as,
ade. plainty.—n.
open, level country.
3) lin sOng), an ancient:
Plain song ¢f'the scrvieo of the church
STARE GEST, he wuarance of erat
t seud. a Semple
tif), nm. one begins
Satis aa her,
oF eoroy cua; Sal
Ghintivousse,
in-tiff ©
‘the iq
erodes atthe
aa
jeart-ehaped board
with two wheels, and a pencil which traces
marks as {t moves over a
turn pulley; H,H, reversing dogs.
joy
pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
SyrWahos tn taper practice of, Tange shooting.
plan-e-ta-ri-um Qitiine to show the
tary oan adj. pertain.
plan- ing | to, conaisting "of, of | cloth,
Broduced by. ; erratic or wandering. tic (PikstRd, adj. capable of being
‘ Fataid), n- any one et | plas ‘ce molded; as, clay
-et-O1d PTbah Piancce Pewolving | plastic: giving forms to mation: “ea, plastic
the spece between Mare and Venus; s| art; quick to receive fm eae
minor planet. Plastic mind. —ade.p cn pinaticty.
tree (olin HB, a lante treo with . plait;
@ Tee proad-spreading leaves; in lay 7
the species called buttonwood or | small pecs of ground; @ plot,
ayamnore. :
pla-nim-e-ter (dnmet#). £3
area rd a plane surface, regular or irregular, | metal
is (pln ish),
in metal working,
-ish {'pollat or emooth by hammer
; In woodworking, to make smooth.
ny
plank {ish
sawed timber tl
Fee
ae
eh
iy
Et
EE
B
:
i
i
HE
i
i
a
8
Ee
ter tial and water for con Sig ale
‘with a sticky medical substance
ai-bOT), 2. the
te or quality of seem
‘that appears to be
las-mnon seaSity Bat, pla
plas.
Ate, senfite, rare, cit, locdl, filr, ask, pdrade; scéne, &vent, novél, refér
t, sin; obld, dbey, cérd, stdp, cbmpare; dnit, dnite, born, cit, focks, mend;
i
if
amined
. pleader.
Syn. urge, beseech, beg, entreat, advocate.
i ‘Ingz). n.pl. ‘written:
plead-inges Hatemente of the two patties
ry
t (PikeEnt), ad. grateful to whe
ind of senses: as, a pleasant
ne:| plen-te-ous sinpiy ecient. Steiger hi
LLOQ.)
ple-be-ian
Redlect_ Rome
vileanity of sonduct or | Manders. -
pleb-iscite Rov people "for or “astinee
ade plén‘é-r), si
papas
i-A-ri; 3
full power; un-
‘iiven Tull powers.
td), n. fulness:
indance.
sbundant
plen-i-tude {j
plentiful 468 plumb line
ybundance; _fruitful.—adr. . of; to locate or show
a ce: ade. plenteously—n. | plan, or map of; to locate of show on 5 map
be pac "ful (pieret-t000, adi, 5 plot ugntne’ cte's enmny—-n: pletlees
nd aa, 8 Blnstial| plov-er (igen), a ® shore bind of
roe
c
ct
4
°
4
7],
ag the
Peach
sree
Fe
=
pleural (150781), ad}. pertaining to the
: rane Goverine
Tanga and the tase of the chest. Fated t
pl
courage, ode oo
ra network, wu | Plug at eh ee
ppined: ‘on stops bole:"s =
material inserted
plex-us (pe * 08
“US Veins, nerves, otc.; lar
plerus is 9 mass Of netve fibers ‘behind the
Es
abi 174-bN'7-tN), n, the quallt
FE ect al a ne
pli-a-ble (fio? "aufy/istuenced: Sam
pliable naturo.—ade. piiably.—n. pilablencss.
Pli-an-cy iy bent oF dented
li-ant ‘pura, adj. flexible; easily bent;
pa.ant i ioe” 8 pllant twig; easly | nf
A , (pii'kit). adj. plaited: folded in
Pli-cate ifs form oi hn Ro, ttcead |
i. Vers), na kind of amail pine!
pli-ers fori ending wire, ete, or for holding.
amall object
condition: 2 rocamcey: lod
to Di earnestly; pledge,
Ree
te
i
a
pees
ial
4
3
2
5
plinth ihtped fart of te tase ats coluns,
Cee oe a cae nee enoey, | plum. bi
Pli-o-cene Mein), adj. in geology,
pertaining to the latest part | plumb-er
fore the Quaternary.
Spr plodding.” to wait slow and
Pr ing]. to walk slowly an
slong? drudge or th; | plumb:
‘ez. to, walk over heavil
Ate, senate, rire, cAt, local, fir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, novel, refér;
right, sin; cdld, dbey, cérd, stép, cSmpare; init, dnite, brn, ct, focks, meni;
plume 469 poetaster
Plume (2782 se hintot fsksre:_ eater | Plu-vi-om-e-ter eee Ee nich
‘worn as an ornament; crest; something ascertained the amount of ina
feather in ply baa piled, p.pr.
ply the?’ to ap steadily; ob
aj une. diligently "oe ‘earnestly:
to urge Hy to ply
un
oc,
eu-matic joanne “a, Dertain:
| talning, like, or moved by, neumnatie
3) tres "Also, pawumetionl ade. pewamatle
‘of a bicycle or automobile wheel:
‘used on, heels,
c
i (nf-m&t'tks),
Pneu-matiics science “that ‘teste “or
pneu-mo-ni-a (70p%'nrd), 7. inflam.
“(hinpe et to
me
ge water or any otl
sink, fall, of rush, ae into water:
Peres ar
fs
ievsce of sudaéniy “and
ud
), 1. a small
carrying money,
-et-_knife (ico nas, mal
‘ wot (lorie nthe? ma-
rs pal the neat Of three
on plura numbers: tho, ctorgs of | love to tho handles e man,
votes “over ‘other candidat man),
rue a antl to be added | Boece yi poo eerie Sap
n, ‘sum for eve H
Plus {he stent +} Sed to denote addition: “ey
dj, more (oF a barain asnouns, mncreased a scar or
(by a in addition); above zero.
plush Sure indo coe wih
Ptu-to Bo goes of Ting underwoda ee .
plu-toc-ra-cy government by tho richt
plucto-crat Smo "e Bt
of his wealth.—adj. phutocratic,
Fi to. ai on ee
‘of fire. Also, Plutonic.
plutonic rocks eta that ee have ten
pock-mark 2347 "by email
pock. small hole lett, by smallpox,
(pid), ‘n. the covering of the
as eae probe pede:
ry
podg-y Ga: ‘adj. short and fat; dumpy:
po-em sar marke Oy Besuty of Pot thought aed
8 plece of pootry] Any Imaginative
Pleo of writ ae vif Ianguagey ‘oro
Bisse vsti tm, bean aye, core
0-€-SY Wma Vesorose besaihd
ee Dw SD. m, Lem. poston), » wetter of
a
po-et (ne thai Kes'merte rans Gated in
‘writing such verse; one who has @ strong
béBt, £96t; found; boil; fuaction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw =wh agin whens
zh=1 as in azure; kh=ch as in loch.’ Soe pronunciation key, pages xix to xxi.
verse. postical.—ads. a
H Yt-iz), ef. to make 2
po-etize Gein. es to ‘verses: | poison:
laureate @S8t l0reay, 2
Bey appeintad ta wets Meee tate,
of great events or ‘occasions.
officials. “[Ruse.) "|
poign.an-cy Qalty cr "bdng”icen:
sharpness; bitterness.
poign-ant (polnvint; | polniysn, ad.
(Fa.}
in-set-ti-a (pons). n. s Mexican
Plea res leayes umpc es eae
point ithe point°or a
‘end of land; a cape; a
ak
ink: a ntep
;- as, bolling point; rhe thirey-t
divisions ‘of compare “Tace mado, wt the
far,
ite senitte, rire ot, lock,
t, ain; cdld, Obey, cord,
ask, pdrade; scéne, évent,
stdp, cbmpare; anit, dnite, barn,
Yvp, = sumac with
acd” loaves ‘aad
‘oF push; = bag or
ican herb with
3 & bonnet with
‘or posh
Lie
lar Gio athens
‘the northern
a aie
|
policeman
& member
-lice-man <P feguiar forse of omiears
Ben tart ee carat enforce the
ph Seroverae (-etz)],
Poly 2 lta
some
‘watchful 5 Curse
policy of
duct;
3 action based ati a ‘advant
than on a sense 5
ta,
‘the Poles,
oe), adj, well-bred;
ERR RY om
BBY.
of
(DOI T-tikes), 1.
ment, (or the
ane tics
Dost, {60t; found; boil; furiction;
zh =z as in azure; kh
pol.y- -¥ - got (pol"-gl6t),
chase; good; joy; then, thi
kkh=ch as in loch.” as
2 Tah, DoTder, in the calle
pollen Fito
ink ‘nation. @sit-nw eh dn). n, the
ing unclean
the state of
uncleanness;
polygamist Oye eda, nga
at the same time,
;|po-lyg-amous 221g), ot pe
3g carton of having mors tau coo wife at
the same tse. age
-lyg-a-my Po"5'
yg. 8 ny I Sve we
dj. containing or
ey
one
nguag.
arsenite
e Bible, in
polyhedron
pol-y-he-dron {te {BECH Be ai. 9 slid
Pol. Pol-y-ne-sian i Sata wig eee
oF
rene of th they of “Oceanis: ie
by one eos a - ieBeves
pol-y-no-mi-al Byrn bre ot
two or more terms: adj. containing many
1 (pdI'Ip), n. a class of small inverte-
PO'-YP beate soe animals having ® central
Pour’ Dori-pasyen. Lyl. polypl pn.
POL-Y-DUS iPind’of tamte oF bal ots
mucous ‘membrane, as
pol-y. Syl riab.ic (porta cy ttt | as
ely vi ta ble wot pen 2
pal: ol-y-syl.1 -la-ble {ford of more than one
rol. -y-tech mic (fining to. fechudiog ot
instruction in, many
Be Michool for imparting instruction tn tao
‘ectences, ‘various branches
472
pon-cho ive ne
‘worn in Spanish America as & cloak.
pond & (Pend), n'a small body’ of standing
ponder fi eta ida’ about: ech to rede:
to think deepl: Donderer,
pon-der-a- ‘ble “(pon'der-d-p). adj. Qh
gee (Pan: pine. n. & kind of
india; also, waved alk Yabre' of like weave
Pons As-in-o-rum pape Seas
in Enelid, so called
learn.
called because bard
arte and
poly-the-ism 27°16): ue sro
Thea! oP the words ne so
pol-y-theist t EAR t ee ope, wpe
‘world is governed ‘by “inany gode---ad).
(ptm’ts), n, crushed apples from
-ace
pom-ac Seider mili: anything : hing crushed pon-toon (se "" a pete Bia
made {Po mb: pormid). me Ree. | roe covered, or g hollow metal cylinder. used
ape et roast | esc pea ate HS
Pome {fo"ahois tamil an Appice tule | courtrucead for the ts ot as femy. in Was
pome-gran-ate Bin-grdc'ht. na geo | Houta or foata aro used as wupporta, “Alon
Bee ra oak at ala | poy {pBn0 Ralpl Rontes Cate)» emalt
1 aay mit; ine hte Por a| os le (P50'a)), n. one of a breed of in-
sie, beat h anything thick poo.dl télligent curly-haired dogs,
tap) n- showy display: grandeur:
pim’pd-
eee dour (eras, eat
over a roll,
pom-pom if
pom-pon {ai
on 8 allors of aaiaier's cap, ete.; a variety
pom posity pra aaa
adj. _affectedly
porn po pous ie Mlatel? ‘or grand: self-impoc-
asa Sa seats: ads, pom-
Joh (25: 1 p60; PBR), inte}. an exclamation of
po 1 Sas ea “some
), machine fund.
eas,” ° gun
Ate, senate, rare, cdt, loc&l, fur, ask, pdrade;
right, ain; obld, dbey, c6rd, stdp, cbmpare; tnit, Onite, bira;
scéne, évent,
poor
473
porte-cochére
Httle or no mean
BOOT rec chon nck
Steet now nee as the Popiilist or People’s party.
pop-t-lous (met, o,cmaning
many inhabitants;
gplrtless? humble; as, people.—adr., popal - pormlousnens,
jean: as, & poor horse: Po Y
loth oF poor, work: Por-ce-lain ire vhite, thinking’ ot
srl) adj" somewhat IU: dell-
health—n. Doorliness.
(Pop). n. a short, smart, quick sound;
P SP dubbling, “noulntoxicant “drink: et
4. and pip. popped, P-Pr. PODDINE), to
suddenly, "as, to ‘pop Pone's
Out of a door: to calisd to burst open by heat:
2. 62 Bop eprn:, 64, to make 9 short smart,
quick sound; as; "wo could hear the
Re move qulekiy® ‘dart;, come suddenly
view, as, be popped right out before Us;
Durse open with = megan: es corn pope
Boao nee: (oop LOR). any varlety of
rn). an:
pop Corn {Pea corm, of Maalze, a having
‘qmail cars_and. small, hard
pop and expand when’ Yo the heat
oe ‘pp, mh Rome
5p). om, the
ating Roman Eaftolis Church:
a tite of priest of the 6 Grook Chur
pope-dom ‘feneror
pop-er-y (ort. ee oe fe
n. formesty,
fop of dude who
pop-ish (ksh tha tae, *
8),
ars
pop lar rat gon B.,trce of rapid growth,
p’lin), wetted, a ribbed fabric of
pop-lin si? and
pop. Bova a> na. nr Ri having bright,
ey is
pop- lace ie
is), m. the common
oe luar:
Bed n favor byiares
oman
opr ei
pop-wlari-ty 2 Sessa oF nd
Pekan mer piideda), of 00 make
pop-u-lar-ize fetung to Thany people:
to make familiar to. or to adapt to
‘the common people; as, to popularize methods
of education.—n.
‘Q-l&t) furnish
pop-u-late HP ihebitaais Sr peoples
‘as, to populate a country. | fp inbabl it.
ion (Pd5P: ? nm),
bédt, f06t; found:
; good ; joy; then, thick ‘wwh asin when;
=z as in azure; kh=ch as in loch. See pronunciation key, pages xix to sail,
ad. inde of such earthenware,
ch (paren) wvered entrance
por Buiding, usually spans em the
Deaver, covered with spines or sharp quills
whieh ft ia able to shoot out in selfu fens.
pore (Pe),.7" 4, minute hole in the “skin
rough which ‘passes
surface: td. to look with close and steady
attention; (a5, to pore over a book.
r4 ‘n aalt-water xh much
POF-ZY sdiecha tor'tood,
Pork (Perk). 7, the flesh of swine, or hogs,
pork. er n. a hog, especially
porosity Mate Pile Natt es
les
may" pass:
‘ris), adj having, ‘tin
po-rous (prt fenie tla hy
ae (pér'fi-rf), n. a many-colored
por-phy-ry (eq, 7,2, mapz colgrat
Pelsh used in buildings for columns, decora-
r-poise (pOr‘ps), n. @ sea animal from
five 20 ofghe feet long belonging
$2, the clam of the ‘and dolphi
(port) food ade of
por: ridge ie, 2 Of other meal bolted
lowly in water until it thickens; broth or
stew of Veretabl les, and sometimes meat dah
por-rin-ger Poni ty broth
port Be Ropare ne place Ww
where vessels arrive
harbor; as,
port of New York? til tray it witch sao Bears
or carries himself; manner or bearing;
left side of a ship as one faces the bors
round opening, or window, called porthole,
inthe sige of a ship; vanich an Open:
fog used for a gun;
‘colored. sweet
tg, turn to the port ‘OF lett, aide of
etd-bNT-tN. n. ca
porta-bil ity ity of being "carried.
porta rable (Gor ta-by, ad). that may be
rtage (perish. = avbreak in a chain
terways over which goods,
Peete ae ae Re Dera gue Te sora,
‘one. waterway tO
(bore Aco) n. a. strong
port-cul-lis lag hung over the gate,
way of a fortified place and eapabie of felt
ace eile ea ‘
nthe ern
Porte sha couri: ‘so called Tron the eats
with Fae) the Sultan's palace where justice was
aly.—n. portentoumess.
no "whe carries fuesase,
aot Ta the work or
por-ter-age (tr ‘of ‘one who carries
jens for hire.
rt-fo-li-o { (poreroU: port-£01'v9), n.
pe fof tees
nes, ete. th ne off let
port. hole &
an opentag’
wall
Or't-kG), n.”
ieee
(-k6z)], a walk
to eat.
be master of;
Sr part of | be ma
dewcending an + ra Gees, P. adj. owned:
‘sive sas pos-sessed ini me
‘or of being | owned: pl. propert
; | control; possess one
‘ae
‘he raved aa if poo:
pos-ses-sion &: (pB-stahrtay, n See:
B a
portly Beira, stately in ap . | pos-ses-sive eae og, ,, noting
ry
ed in bearing; corpulent ‘or grammar, the possessive cues oof Sas ‘nouns and
aa ;
n't) s 1. | and be
port-man-teau @ormtn's) fo] tel pronotagatzring owner. OS
carrying cloth curdied with
Bag or trunk for Glothes or traveling | POS-Set sritx
‘often spiced.
por OF trait otrrtooy& tus oF face | POS-Si-bil-i-ty (P'sikia of taling piece
rawn from ‘lifes, s likeness, expecially one | or happening: thee ‘which may taxe
hich may be Gane; something
from life; a vivid or clear deseription’ of & | or tha
tral. act, or practice, of drawing | DO’
= eed Pictures of of persons;
por-tray-al Sang 8
gentation by drawing,
vivid capable of haj o
vid pal yppening
In’ words.
r-trai-ture (Porirtttn, nthe ert. | nos sible (pos TbD. adj. that maybe
place.—ea
ite, sonfite, rire, edt, locll, fir, dak, pdrade; scéne, évent,
Tight, ala; Bld, dbey, ord, stdp, ebmpare; dnit, Anite, barn,
novel, rele;
;|focks, meni;
postage 478 potboy
i 4 Soperintent SEetoganiey. ‘he EMA service
post-me-rid-i-an (postmé rid Lin,
fime when the sun is highest; "of the afters
aoa: abbreviated Fg ?
Teceives and forwards ‘one of the offices
under chin department, where ‘mail is received
, | and distribut de
post. pone Rt at to anotper tte.
post-pone- ment Bena Or patting
5 ay,
pos-ter-i-ty pars n.
‘dons; descend- -
os-tern
pos‘ térn), n.
oemeriy, a
beck door or
for something else.
pos-ture .F postr, n.actitude: | placing
ton,
by the govern:
ibstances; the tlt ressel will
post-graduate [2 follies aa arthenwre, Tor
‘after having ce earasTunR 10 wea ea Te a we ot paper
3S sehool or college: ‘n. one pt twelve and © 2 age
‘Ob. t. and ieeotted
post haste (22 (pgeerhiay), ad, Instant: to nt in, put into. OF plant
post. te Sea Reigns to (evi
ome A yhO-
pos.thu.mous (bgset-mte; i
‘the death of the father ” util after the
death of an author; happening or continuing
afver one’s death.—ado. ithumously.
til-ion (p2=ttV78n), 7. one who rides
She, gam of = carriage; a guide. Also,
pee aabiy cha Pa earvics
postman RE Bie wincke eiess Tt
sik ee .
Post-mark jfrmiped upea mall by ‘pore
pot. boil-er 1 ys tte ee = @ piece of
fn artist or writer merely for tho miansy
i Beebo n grtetnall a boy
pot-boy seh ‘carved pots of liquor i
ct fy an inn Se tavern
3 JOY
zh=7 as in azure; kh=ch as in loch.’ "Boe produneiation key, pages xix to xxii.
potency 476 powwow |
la pattern ; the talon cian
Bee outa Be'prey "Te sullden spring or twoop,
t. to le with powder: v./. to fall upon
fa ool Wie, Oe awit ae’ claw,
pound cuales ststeen ounces avetrdupe
or twelve ounces troy; ® British sum equal to
Srenty shillings, oF ‘about $4.86; @ place for
confink B's do
stray animals; or make
= | stoaatly; By an
pour as, ‘out of 3
‘Veasel; freely:
= and
out of the poured Gown.
potenti al. (pO-tBn"eht-417-0, Letra 08 Den Se:
po-ten-ti-al-i-ty Mecibiity ot aeveiop: oe
Bent in some rection; possibilty, pout jie . i pa gee
poth-er { Fe out; “an,
‘worry; bother. ‘one who pushes out
pot-herb ‘wited | pigeon, + ® Kind of
‘are bolied for eati (pdv'Ee-tf), n. the state of being
v-er-t 4
pot hook { reo, 2,d2B, book ty Sor; necessity: “wane: =
(pot'shard
Beker
tery ova L. potvertes (12)
pot-ter-y ware of ali lads ‘nade rom
earth and clay; the place where it ts manu-
factured: the are of
‘art of making it. engine,
pottic Bi, Sates ere seal
Holding this amount, or the Uquor contained
(pouch), 1. 9 small bag: oti
pouch 2 rat ERIE
‘carrytng ite young; cartridge box.
poul-ter-er paneer) n. @ dealer in
poul te ickens, etc., especially for
:
poul-fice (tind i Binary
;
Ot tO
rs, ete.
fa fino powder formerly
‘drying ink on, pay
poor;
richness in quality: ncarett
(pou'dér), 7.
e
oe
pow der Fete oat ees
quapowdor:, a fine, white. often, perfumed.
(pou'wou"), n, a
North Amert-
can Indian’ priest or
a
Ate, senfte, rare, c&t, local, fir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, »
ight, ln; cdld, Obey, cérd, atdp, obmpare; dnit, Anite, brn, elit, focks, mend;
precedence
pox 477
yx (DdKs). n. any of various diseases mendable.—ade. praiseworthily.—n. praise-
X marked by eruy pion. or we.
out. on the stn: as, amalizas |
prac-tica/ bility Peas nye.
prac tica: ble Bieri a
ado. practicabiy.
prance prance it Blorement gt © oping
or move with stops, Xose. a horse;
about in a lively manner,
pran-di-al ‘aiwarah coe
tele Pt oo arose dress ‘up in
showy stylet decorate: r. a great
of to use: bas t), of, to prattle: talk idly:
PEE dy of ie beg [rate ree a
action: ‘as, 8 practical education; inclined to | n. trifling talk.—n. prater,
Ea rea Say age |prat-the (9. canta Bg,te
; mi
scion: 2 as, 8 ee eis pet capable of | chatter.—n. Sgratitler:
putt
Sowlotge as ad
tn practice:
the’
form
jece of music: 9.4. to
& habit; to follow a ‘pro-
‘something’ often in order to
Also, ¢., practise.
prac-ticed pea ‘tist), Mapa ticied: Pro-
Practiced hand.
prac-ti-tion-er (9rik;tish’an-t).7n- one
profession, especially Tadieing or
pree-no-men {2°26 m6). nthe test
pree-tor komen
(prd'tér), on.
tate
Also, pretor.—adj. pres oeian, pretorinn.
prag-mat-ic 2a "Busncdice: "perc
taining to taining, to everyday matters: ‘meddicsome:
Saeed on cr 7 judgton ‘rom: d
a ‘tan don rasher ding tne theory oe
2a." pragmatic = pragmatic
‘thinker. “Also, pragmatical.—adv. pragmat-
vet ria tian Tarbes’ ™d-them), na
-ma-tism (Riis: a
Srbich strom ts ild pon practical reste ae
Standards In conduct.—n. ist.
magi
next to consul.
prai-rie c chick-en (821 chik’sn)., 8
in ibe
Minustpot V Valley. an 1
prai-rie dog Ot 40. small bar
oe wise w wate es its oe i ol oe:
praise sppiau eloriosuon of jod: oat:
wo Destow epprowal
‘Syn., 9. commend, extol, laud.
or, 4 [and p.p. prayed. p.
in | pra: proving, sas
5% educa, contesion, ‘or praise: v4. to request:
ain cane a
for.—n. prayer.
Prayer {2'G0a_"snd requests mado of hs
3 form of words suited 19 an appeal to God: a
form of religious service for publie worship.
‘dest,
| prayer book ‘eae hae Br pubite Brat pa
‘vate worship.
prayerful (ut peal
preach wet. rallious, Subject expecta
frome, tert, of Scripture: give advice of
or moral subjects: v-t. to
ds
ad), given, to
or
preacher,
2:| pre-ad-am-ite (Pre$a/Am-it, ads. exiat-
Something that
Adam or man: a
men before Adam,
{prs'imh)
pre-am-ble (fin or prefacs: the opening
Sid Sbioee of the act: "usually commmenctag
with the word whereas,
réb’Sn-d&-r1),
preb- en-da-ry (ebattattes (rin) 0%
poder elersy, called a ter, attached to a
2 chapeer,
cated Or came. before
ver in the existence of
‘@ salary as one of the
‘Syn. riaky, dubious, perilo
An meee z ean nae) ti
yeh),
pre-cau- tion ereae'sntn, beforehand:
care {used to prevent mischief or secure good
pre-cau-tion-a-ry { ye Bereta
trom, care take® betoreban
nd rf.
pre-cede {Riore in’ time, ‘lace. rank, ©
or, proceeding
3 | meended to Drevene harm oF lows,
‘Ant.” (eee blame). importance.
praise-wor-thy prbeworceny, 4), de do."
[pre-ced-ence srreght of soln ‘bersst
b6Ot, {56+ ; found ; boil; fuiction; chase; good ; joy; then, thick; hw =whas in)when;
zh=z as in azure; kh=ch as in loch.
‘See pronunciation key, pages xix'to xxii.
precedent
478
predication |
su) ty in rank; a ition In gas advance of
tbert at's pubic carmen,” ‘Also. precede
ency.
pre-ce-dent {Preexatan. adj, gotng be-
fént), some-
viously said or done that may serve
we. (prevsepe). ‘a rile of action
e-cept ne
ate! to A by
Secs | ua
ei
(prée'l-pis), steep descent;
prec-i-pice Gr". doar:
Zettical cliff, or the edge of ity hence,
dangerous a
Pre-cipit tance {erst tans) 2 haste
nif (este at ads, fale
pre-cip it tant jo cadiong: too hasty
Se susden: moving Wi Suh
hing which causes th
part of a solato 1S scparato trom the Uauld
fall'to the bottom of the vessel con sa
ton: ef.
tion and fall to the bottom of
solid sut
chemical action, or
Tash;
iy ipitately.
(pré-eipI-t&’shfin), n.
pre-cij i-ta-tion iRetloke ‘fall bash:
Bs haste; a Notent and Swift descent;
the provess of causing ‘solu
tion to separate from the liquid and fall; the
filing, upon the earth's face of dew,
ses tous (ptstpt stn od.
pres cip-i. deep litowclin “dtacend- | acteristic
apidly and violently. Poder peestotvoasy
(pré-sts’), exact; ' strict;
pre-cise ise Be. acitlte: Lespling cows
seniite, rare, ct, local, fir, ask,
pre-ci-sion Seno “Ysatkese |
pre-clude ¢ ate f. to ry om
noes toe "Palle et Sede
pre-clu-sion ; Sroventing co of ahnveing
pre-clu. -Sive (peWorsy). edi, preven
pre- co. cious (BFe-ksshan. ) adh, ripe
forward ceveropment are
in mental
cocious child: too forward.—ade. precsoteuaty.
. DeScSkoTeee
pre-coci.ty Stam aunty “of "of "nee “aoe
gery coe ina ered, too Yoo carly mental
e-con-ceive eee iaica of belo
(pré"kn-sOrt’), sh to ar
Pre-con-cert fies Hinge together, ‘or saree
q ttt ae, ‘n. one 4
a]
'4-tO-11) plunder
ected Soi tic Geo
Tnimaiss mr
‘on othor a b ~
pred-e-ces-sor Gre," s* one who bes
receded or gone before anot in the
fate; destiny;
celine FR.
or from the
beginning. ‘A poe
:| pre-d -de- e-ter-mi mine Oy ee aa
jpredeterminat
en
pred ica ble ae Te ne oe et
something.
q predicament (prg-atk’d-mang =
Ske portion:
raise | cat aituations Or
to aftrm
pred.i. Leate @ (preachy. et. erm
Peet:
om = sa Tegult of ignorance:
Soar
ne thing of another:
(ore-wizh’iny” rho te
pre-ci-sian § fey carctul to obecrve rales
snd forms, 07 AST fe choo |
t, sin; ‘céld, Obey, cord, st8p, edmapare; nit, dnite, opt
scén
predicative
479
pred.i-ca-tive Pee ei ctlha ete.
predict @ grecan diet, et. and et. to tall
beforehand;
premiership
pre- fer- ment {? (pret fOrmént.
‘office; high po post of honor. @ fy. oF ‘prod.
rank or
‘| pre-fig-ure. (eetete, 21, to show oF
vefore:
fore- | type or symbol; to Imagine to oneself
| hand.—n.
pre-fix Poup ot syusples tee place atthe
& Drevt- | besinaing of 8 word to
pre-d is-pose | Si’ ne telorchinds te, &
favor; fit or rr
Po enalce uso to; as, predisposed
Sete
pre-dis-po-si-tion {PFS arpa tien
clination; tendency aiedy eating.
pre- dominance (pré-dom 1 PLLon
Strength, power, authority, eter "Also, peer
{pti dom'-nkin)., aft.
pre-dom- inant {°°
ence, etc.; superior; conti fing nade. ‘or
e-dom.i-nate (oea3n77t0, oto
Lake puthority, ete. an anny
ence sorter Derfority to all others
merit, rank,
‘pines
‘ie: ee -81), nm. fruit
preg-nan-cy é i harantie pores:
tignificasoe
preg-nant ‘ns sea atte eg “al
Sf meaning: Us to have important conse-
pre, wre. hen-sil nile oie green, ot, adapted
e-hen-sion (Bi8-8n non) ns
Poul palageadi
pre-] -his-tor-ic (ts dining be a
vt. (pre-tlce’), Mor at
beginning of,
pre-éminent t Siete et pnt), adi. untevorable, before
poe rank ads,
vt. establish @
lal’ netore others:
insd bd by. virtue of the right
Dahon), n. the
Tight of purchas-
orisrtoy et. to cleanse, t
oak wf te cleanse,
e-€m) ot
Lien
to buy before
e-i e-emp-tion eee
pod
“(ort faked, ‘n. the coe,
Buthority, of offical, rest
‘of governor
pre fer asia ot. [pt oot B
‘to choose instead of a
prefers ble le dearabig ee a oe
a ea
rn. | thint
pref-er-ence seeing girs Ms ae
other; ‘or on tial pare
Dinah
fal eee
er-en.
say, al
trod thing preceding or before.
airais| prelude 2 Re at
7 more
serve as an in tor
the for
yee. (peel to
omd-tiir’ ; md-tir),
rm efore the propor
‘ Premed.itate Eset $8 to
pre “med i-ta-tion Baia yes
‘over and planning beforehand; Toe
yt), ad. fret
p or position: chief:
ister or chief a
pre-mi-er-ship res peaiea” of n. the
| Grime minitar or che offene, Pn ®
bédt, {66t; found; boil; furiction; chase; egodi joy ; then, thick; hw =wh asin when;
loch. Pronunciatic
zh = as in azure; kh =ch as in
ion key, pages xix t0 xi.
480 presence
tn] prepositional share, » phrase, composed of
Sdvance, ‘as an explanation or | preposition and ite
explanation adverb or adjective) modifier ade a repeal
Hon | ENED
lusion is (pe6-pis'T-tIv), adj. placed
out ‘e-pos-i-tive (aee"* mar,
we peor | ee Pree eum
an | lead to 8 favorable opinion
urate pee
teas ‘valug" ot pre- os-sess.ing jini (pri "pe kes zés' ane):
Bar, aug
pre-mo. ini! sagas oie ea rian ne pres 08. Se ‘sion © eat an),
foreboding. cs
premonitory Mig ssira: adj. ee a ise pod, ata
Salred king,
pre-oc-cu-pa-tion (pre gio pF ‘ahtin). pre pos- -ter-ous
Contared “oo Gns's own ‘affairs; “‘absout: | sonable: ‘uae preposterous steccunont. oa
ledness. preposterousiy.—n.
Bene tee =
Preposterousness.
pre-oc-cu-pied °¢2'%ple), ad. lost| pre req-ui-site (Sk wise) eds.
cuurely with, one's own. aaa: fees? | intended “result:
prep-a-ra-tion <2 'Giiunkine ret’ or| PTC-TOg-a-tive Pprvfces
a oaitae,
pres par-a-ti tive ¢ Ai) 0d) tend id
ory: that reich is Fond: “&
p
pre-par-a.to-ry Gomes, 04).
‘or to fit for somet etartieee bang fit
for war.
we rein -ed-ness
Bre: pay BEB Dw, $, to pay, oF
prey pense (PT Pins). odf premodtta
malice prepense.
a ox pres-by-te tina ‘an
4
e ots Journey:
(pré-par’8d-nés), ‘. cr =
SS save of being rosa?’ | Dres-by-te-ri-an-ism. { etnctem:
or pay the| government by ministers and elders, ha
repay: | no superior church goticials ng
adj. pertal Pertaining to 2,
vernment by prest j.
are | gO ty, presbytorn: Presb
End‘elders: 1. momber or supporter of &
verned by ministers
Drepay: | ho superior’ chi als euch aa bi
tea, | Pres-by-ter-y Borin he oat church.
3 a8, | a body of elders; in the Presb;
an
pre-pon-der-ance {PrS.tir'3F Sain | SPU Surchesin aves ie! tht aired
greater power, 0 represented.
re-; on-der-ant ‘ (pre on'dér-bnt), re-8ci- ence (pré’shi-Bns; préah’t-Ens).
i -P utwelghing: be- pres _ take pea the imowing of events
6’ abl - nt ‘¥ent),
pre-sci-ent 02) rctusccing:
pre-scribe sas nyse
greater In weight, power. foros oF
pre-pon-der. ate (pépin'dtr kt),
juence,
2"svore,
relation between store
rep.o-si-tion. val rép-0-sIeh’dn-Ai) | medicine.
propos tion-al sf Gate 2's|pres-ence Gey tad Sea
to show relation to another word: | i_nearness; jmmediate neighborbood;
| place;
a senfte, rfre, c&t, local, fir, ask, pdrade; scéne, event, Sdge, novél, alte;
right, sin; céld, dbey, ord, stép, ebmpare; dnit, dnite, bérn, foots, mens 3
present
481
pretend
agin the presence of danger: in the presence
of s lady; one's appearance or bearing:
{hae ‘ake a persou what he is pregenoe ot
a Ww
in thinking or deciding
(pria"8n-ti’ehfin), nr.
the act of introducing.
to leration; that
[, offered, or brought to
considerati ,
pre-sen-ti-ment Scie a gemdnt). ne
what will occur, usually of coming evil; a
pres-ently 02 (prietoe ip. ode.
ud
‘n, the
made ©; "concerning
aay oe vo personal asiwicige, bot
which Js ‘not included in the list of cases
Before
inj or decay: the state of being
EF EG TN foe
pre-serv-a-tive See ee
ualitieg
to
them.
pres-er-va- -tion (pre trvi'shtn), n. | and tricks,
; va closut with abelves.
), Pod} urgent; a8, @
pies. sure Be etn Bir
ting; a force which drives ahead: as.
work’ under.” pressure:
urgent, oF insistent demand:
-ti-dig-ita-tion eae
i eich
forth to | tidigitat
(pré-ziim’é-bl), adj. fair
pre-sum-a-ble (rors poh fae
—ads. prewamably.
pre-sume {2'e-70m"),
it
presume to offer advice; venture; behave
‘overconfidence or undue . ‘boldness;
fake uberiices as to presuie on one's good
nature.—n. lerreyt
8-20) hon),
pre-sump-tion 2° s2" Eng as
q forwardness; acceptance and
belief of something not fully proved: as, he
the presumption the
Would Ho: thal ‘whch ip taken for
baz
pre-sum] -tive | al Tording re
as fa for lef; probable.-
it of ject }, the chairman presided; j-ziimp’to-Os),
So ye [ot retry Payee Eg
pres.iden-cy Sear ae dag, Wat" one | tuomsiy-=-n. preoumptumton oe, ae -
Term Sf offee of a president 7. the | Pre-SUp-pose fer" granted’ “asmume to
Office of chief executive of the United ‘States, | advance. “6. ,
pres-i-dent ere ee ce a head 87 | Pre-Sup-po-si-tion {Pre-stp’>-sish’-
ath rious that ich 7 tak
7S Ela ee Sea eae sees eeapae
Py v or ‘socio 0
Frectdest, tho chief magistrate ot the United Bre tend iF en oxctne’ or pot make
(préz’l-dén’sh&l), adj.
presden-tial eget tt
ou mag
[er ar ant 2oPonon ee
b60t, {66t; found; boil; fuliction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw =wh as in when;
zh =z as in azure; kh=ch as
loch.’ See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
pretended 482 priggish
pre-tend-ed Sasal:? Hila | previous PE .o! Otte
pre-tend-er (Rr8:t8a.d85).Jratne| ur fermen, cea
ides the appearaice of Heh ents one bo | pre-vi-sion Grerahtn), 2 foreknowt.
pre-ten-sion (eg stn'ahhn), n. ocatm
pre-ten-tious (tet, Siberiors
ie making a show.- . pretentiously.—
et-er-it tSr-it), past; noting
preter it Ea th Sar
tense .
pre-ter-natu-ral (yr ames srk, 4 y
Occurrences; extraordinary; out of the com- ofa hare cr deer: ot. 10 pierce with. or
mon order; sirange ot. re turally. vats something ited; mark out
enter ad): prong) pentane
Pret. ty previo. So Meackak “because? ot
Pleasing to eerthe. eve,
ry Dellef.
pre. "var -i-cate pevierety, a. to] god,
‘quibble.
re-var-i i-ca-tion ( (preview uEehGn). Chi
p es
Evold the truth; » turning astdb trom truth
oF fale dealing
pre-va -var-i-ca-tor (evirFksvtén).. on.
e-) vent -vint’), vt. to stop or keep
poly or a, jpeoventable, Dre: priestly ‘gute ad}. of or pertaining to
re-ven-ti Fvin'shfin), n. the act | Drlestliness.
pro-ren ton gc eet |rig rasa ae.
Bre wven-tive (ati eek Saiapr pam. 7 y :
s j.* conceited: af-
Brig-gish (S2eiiy nica Si peewee
Ate, senfite, rare, ct, local, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, Bdge, nord refer;
right, sin; céld, dbey, c6rd, stdp, cmpares Lora Re finite, barn, tit; focts, mend;
tae
with
prime num ber Sinker
without remainder by any
n.
3ER
i
de
Aone rang), m. act of gne that
primes some ihe.
catatanes
qi rinciples ot its a
: | bee oe See Upright
se a ns Feading into 3
boot, £66t; found ; boil; fustction; chase:
F 5 good; joy;
zh=s as in azure; kh=ch as in loch. ‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
. OF worthy
‘or of very
| Bec el Sc Wa Sn
taney Gusin’’ defn: ‘one’ wil ta
ee an
‘Wales; royal state;
the count: which
ae, the oars of
tn excel duces ‘a truth which is general and plain and
which others are founded: as, et
as, man of
ER GRIP ine a, at ot
IDG business of putting matter’ for
the process of makini
printing press
484
probity
t-it Seria ela, prés), a
peintin ine pees oe? Tasting | Sina
£ tore), adj. going before tn time or
order; ‘previous: n. [ fem.
the head of a convent or monastery,
prismatic col-ors §
‘colors, called wl the spectrum, into which a ray
pris-mat-'-
(priz-mBt'Tk lr
strument of gla
lar sut ».
‘Priam Lenses of a
‘Lighthouse
&P Ev
Peaidt ethic captured by th enemy
Sill © attack conay shia —n. petretoun
(Pa-vi'ehdn), n. the state of
thout, or of wanting.
(prtwEte)), n. a
, favor,
pris-tine ne a Nie Barllent unas Be ctate;
original; primitive,
prith-ee 6 Ser _ z
|-Va-C) < "
eee Y Frac ie | proba tioner oe a achat
fusion or, "a eal ‘sockeye be ‘to 8 test or trial. 8
pri- private {phe ody, conrerning ve-| pro-ba-tion of-fic-er {prs;d®.shte
‘sonal; not publ jeate affairs: inted by 8 juvenile court court to have ap
Seay, trom ublie cre ore of child ‘who are serving &
holdin lle i mr a 5 slender sur
oaung 2 eal ic eater as, a private {preb) ne a ier surgical aoe
Si priveianeens shetnndt Sriing wit a" probe,
pri-va-teer Oyen Sannin. a nquire 160, a look
‘by the government to
of an enemy; the com
ate,
right,
senite, rare, c&t, local, flir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent,
sin; cdld, obey, ebrd, stép, c&mpare; duit, finite, born, foots, ment;
problem
prob-lem (8:5p/15m), » 3 doubinul
‘dimeult matte Lobe besotted: in mathemaiios,
Fg ar ic seats
‘Ant, (sco tne cial 2
(pro-bis'ls), n, the trunk of
0-bos-cis 4
pre anelephant: the mout, nose,
‘commercial H
pro-ceed. ing (pro- Stig. act of |
Sransacti 5 ip
arse of conduct;
‘modern methods
Sacios “ietrations by photo-engra
brocess cut, or | Prot!
pel ction action;
or projecting
pro-claim (prteci)so fealty | ea
“gnnounce officially:
ish abroad?
proc la-ma- tion & (proknd-mnB’shin). n
ment to the public:
485
a prod gal iy Be
Proem
pro-cre-ate (BESO) 20, produces
Pro-cre-a-tion (S7ee4shto), n. we
poesia arms
power,
rdce i © school or walverdiy od, $
reece able oe rb-Kora-bh, adj. thas
proc-u-ra-tion y rok-oet an), . the
fnothee: authority to act fer another, Called =.
ower of attorney.
; | proc-u-ra-tor (inswes awouiceamaice
cate ‘Implement
7 ent. or
ie Pees
gal © Fed -gkt)s ads, reckon
Sos
-ealTt). n.
oF quality of bel
pre-aults, aaf unusual
great in ae, srtent dogs.
enormous.
pro-di-gious
or quantity; vast
. (800
"| prod i rey 3 years ma iD
i| pro. duce (re eats), wii
to call torch
to exhibitor
pro-cliv-i-ty ian vatiebege | PEO-d ‘due 11 ae oes: Bp
procon-sul SE tep| ome Sot iproa’aKt), n, that which is
Dears conmuls or chiet magistrate: = product i ‘by cure, of Taade by
— Or ate ‘ 7 ‘obtained by qraleblying two or more ‘Num
pro-con-sul-ship § pro luc. ction (or0-d0k’shoin), that
coosnl, or Roman oficial Bored | pra Sy aman’ ie ees DY pature
, tinate (rokternsy, ss. theatrical exhibit: act of forth or
Pro-cras-t-nate 16 put of from time| making; truft, , a
pro-cras-tina-tion {py0-krts"xt-ns’.| Pro-duc: tive {po-ausy cdf, having
pro-cras-ti-na-' tion shane n the ack Ieading to
{F bable of putting of from day to dai jtelay.
pro.cras.fi-na-tor ty aa | eo
delays, or has the babit of putting off
Routt bringing forth fi a (abundance. eds
ctively.—n. productiv
em presen) nea preface or intro-
b6Rt, 166t; found; boil; fuAction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = whrasin when;
zh =z as in azure; kh =ch as in loch.
‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
profanation 486 progress |
‘of-a-na-tion (orerd-nBshin), n. the
‘disrespect.
a
pro-fane say." i) sortie ines about
‘world; as, profane history; ‘ment, wheat,
things; Sony blasphemous ar ofane prope Str oot without
languge: eto ren Sacred prot iiss Ba ‘oni aa pete
zie te or eo ee at
a an “or “Gee of li. an i
proian iy ew, salty | rete eee a gee
ro-fan-1-
EO nee pee ii Sn wr profligate & Tes, wie Saat. 8 Oo
0-fess TIE staserscnt Gf. as Shes | om prsdipntauue, Pm Toe Promentaty.
intentions, etc.; avow or \bandoned, depraved, corrupt.
oro-foss Be ads, openly de. | of ocean; dosp, 810 al seats
pro- fessed diner § » PorifeaSed eneasy: nd” thought; profound ‘learning:
Seam, "| deep. 28 20, feelings intense; as, profound
. ding lew; a, = profound bow:
pro es-son Fetes 2 5 Sree eat ee ane
avowal; “ op ‘Syn. fathomles, fe
fearnings an, the profession Ape ai NgitD depth of
3 abt the profession of protun-di-ty thought
fa an; ty §
business, trade, occupation, ‘camploy-| edge, feeling, eve; that which is dsep bi any
sense.
pro-fes-sion-al [resht0-t)..,94 alin x elven with great
‘of occupation requiring’s super a superior ty; lavish; extra q or
a calling asa. of livelihood: —ade, ——
Bakes iis living bya deeipaiton 38 te | "Brn excessive, coplous, bountiful.
from aa ‘one who| Ant, (see succinct)
tinguished amateur, ,
fe pie 3 by 1 5
Practices, hea oy for pleasure; as, | pro-fu-sion (ozo fa =f gh on) nm. @ very
professionally.—n. eee ho dance; lavishness; ne
Pro-fes-sor sialos"an ‘opos deearalion ee tor is eee
of his feeling =
eineaibe wats fare, university, eve,
1ro-Ie€S-SO-T1. pertainin ‘teacher
Ee 2 college, university, eee Dt | pro
fe shi nt o-8is -nd'sIs), a ot Sree
pro- es-sor-ship | ‘Relais dal oF | Brog-nes — probanls Ze 7
Position, of a teacher ‘university, toms OF
prof-fer © eam, to oe for acy?,; | Prog-nos-tic (Reenter. ath. BOS
St unteer. fan omen or sigh of what is %9 comes
a Sirne volun Fs eS: tere
pro-fi-cien-cy + eras 2 dnent| prog-nos-ti-cate erespeeeesy 7
Bi yany. branch of learning, Miclonse. art, OF 1 orwsal the future by press accel:
9 pronnt ens
(pré-fish’ént), adj. thorough- nds*ti-ks’-
pro ficient § | iPegualted o& 2 “lied teeny | PFOB-NOS-ti-ca-tion shicf'n do ec
‘n, af expert; qne thoroughly | of foretelling what is to come to pass:
sign of somet ‘about to happen; Poetic:
ro-fil nce pro‘fél), nm. outline or| tion; a foretoken.
O-TUE contour: 8 side View of s human| prog nos-ti-ca-tor (renee xian.
Kead or fas; a drawing in outline, especially Prog-nos-t.<a pet
f
(rset. money gain; amount by ‘grém), n. a brief outline
Drof-it Vinign tchine er6cSan pene in 2 | PTO-BTAID ri
eft or Stdvantee: ct,,to| that make up public entertainment. core:
to: 9. to receive tures
we; to be of use; “bring | enterialnment, etc.; a rewalar ‘action
0,
(pratnt-4-b)), adj, yielding ), a moe
sendte, rare, ae local, fir, ask, pdrade; a novél, refér;
Ate, icéne, évent
right, sin; cdld, Sbey, cérd, st8p, cmpare; dnit, finite, ar it, foots, mend,
Progression 487 prompt
fmeat; growth; improvement: of. (prO-eres), ‘apace, by, an_sctor
femere ocratearangg,, OW! improve: | betere Bey Eetico the perkirmace oF'g bl ‘@ play by way of
prologue.
pro.iong Secs oping ans,
Vancement; course; also, Iapee of | a rolon en: panminasions
tion eta thn ot 2
pro.gres.sive jutait.et nevis | PS ne pe a
ing advancement provement; adi rom.-e-nat enka), n.& walk
ing; improving: n. one who believes in, and | P! 4
‘works for, changes and reforms, especially in| a public place ig! ote tO walk 108
political shatters: Party, = political .
‘of advanced fe ublleans ‘was in (prom'T-nfns), n. the state
formed in 1012 and ‘Theodore or quality of” stan
OF jutting out 2, ‘ine or surface:
hb eee ot OS.
pro-bibl tion ist SPesemtplecpeed
ro-hib.t tive (pro-hib’¥-ttv), adj. tend-
proche uit fs ay Bs
a ro bib -thrD , of
pro-] pro_hib i in tory (em es
laws,
things
note ¢ pn pdt),
ent to pay & certain sum of money ate
fixed to a certain person
pro-. -jec-tion 2 (prO-fek'shOn), the ect
jutting out; that whlch huts Gutta Sans
a scheming , OF On.
planning. date,
tbr), s ‘his order or
pro-jec. tor Bt! (pt0-J8k er), none who | oF
-on-to-! dm’ o:
pucshoeuna et baad teers wy Bet
of lenses.
18-t&'ri-in; mit’), help the
pro-te ta ta-ri-an aa eee ad, nee ing | PrO-mote
1 to
rowth or development of; ad-
ople:, none of 28, to
prode ia. fasi.at Ryeys pdt perk
pro. lif: ic (pr8- Pie inte aes producing
ving) produc
rank, as in
prompt (mp0, pris ready and quick
sy (eee, a quality, of | immediate; Pane without delays et to
ro Stall tpeaker), when at ‘elo’ toc_ words:
mite When at a
Pegotly i prombtaae, prombtar
Oe prove) introduc-
Fide: prog), na es
b68t, £66t; found; boil; fwaction; chase; god; joy; then, thick; hw =wh asin when;
zh==z as in azure; kh =ch as in loch. ‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to. xxi.
promptitude
promp-
a (orb.mavete, 0, tomato
pro-mul. gate { oma, the, Dubie for
mally and cla wo publish in —
ro-mul-ga-tion (25% tis
prom*al-;
‘n. an official declarat publ
prone pron), adj. adj. lying Tying ‘with the face or
or downward; ment
formal
(pr6-ntin * sf -8’shiin;
pronunciation pro-ntin-ehP-&'entm,
orth or manner of warn te sounds of | fut
means by which
“in found tobe r
resistance.
proof read-er {Py sa ‘and. errors
Sanya ima of i pre i r
Prop (Press DP). ™ 3 support or stay:
fo support by Bl re a
‘under
‘Syme, maintain, mag Dold aa
Prop-a-gan-da shy Yian <Fraechod for
‘Opinion or belief thus spread, *
prop-a-gan-dist rrid-stn'aun),. |».
seit to the spread of of any 89 system of principles,
Prop.a-gate Gone oe nautphy”” by
luction; propagate pl
successive production tom
‘to spread from person to
jeht:
Hig nite, ct, locAl, flr, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent,
t, sin; obld, dbey, cord, atdp, obmpare; tnit, dite, birn,
(Beet r8d"ée), one whoes | even
‘Siote Goa
Nit pe yates and pp
roph-e-s) Ry-
Ferre Ses Be
to foretell future events,
iy under divine influence; to preach.
pro-phy-lac-tic es
maitat? preserving from,
ts discane. “ai ve
‘pin-qui-
Felatjonship,
pro-pi-ti-ate aihaean te st. “a
adj, warding
pro, -pi-ti-a-tion {
a ref€r:
it, focks, mend;
propitiatory 489 prosperity
pro-pi-ti-a-to.ry Bre ap Dar ae ‘Gurgain or between the curtain and the
to appease or remove displeasure. OT tibe ), e. to puntah by
pro-pi-tious © iste ds), dj. favorably pro-scrib > dovlaring 1a be ‘outeide the
‘able; fortunate; as, "weather ‘or | bad reject, Pronible. ite
‘circtimatances.—-ads. “moon | pro-scrip-tion esspiahan). n. the
outalde th "Ot the tars
expenses to
pro-por- ant "Did-pBr sh A), oa.
ar
due oF suitable sation faving 8 Fatlo of
quantity or number having a certain ratio to
another.—ade. Dropertionaly.
-0-por-tion-ate (2ro-pershan-tt).
a else tora cortain rater ed
‘something; ‘tt
topic to be discussed in
matics, = 'a theorem or problem for solution.—
d Saat to offer for
jeration; put or set forth,
24} por.
Tectnens.
pro-pul-sion grppwantn, 1, the act
Pt
pro-pul.sive (pro-par rade adj. bay ving | foresight
pro rela ee es
0-To-ga-tion (pS%P-et'shan). nthe
Bre crsaimen, 7 % sot & Hon
PTO-TOBUE Eds station off to postpone,
3 | eros {prO-ekrip'tiv), adj.
j| peo crip tive tee pining Pore condeting
i, tho punishment that ostlawe or condemns
and rejects.
rej
prose i (prdz). n. rg spoken or written
gpponlte to cerse: 0 pander to write in
or siaeeatga ‘to com
Bosttion ‘that fs not ‘Verse; dull; tedious;
Pros-e-cute (kot). 1 10 follow up
each or accomplish: rips
‘sult
pros-e-cu-tion Gepammen. %,
lish ‘Some result:
party
: | pros-e-cu-tor Drea tte, 2. Lem
6 Boos g_lbweult agatnes another
pa proe’S-lit), be pert.
_ pros-e siyte Re fron vee, Si. meme
win over fo a ‘different ‘opinion, belief, farty,
vee
etc.; to obtain followers.
pros-e-ly-tism (pré¢irttem,
Binning, over, especially to some
pros-e-ly -ly-tiz tize 2 "prea
bad di y oreo, that of
ros-o-dy asa
areola cama 2 sha ce ts
mDEKY). 7,
mnt
pro-s -Spec-tive ike t
ratty antlipation:
prospectively.—n.
ac. | PTOS-pec-to: ir (Pre pak-tér). one who
erals, as gold, pitas
pro-spec-tus easy ofa. proposed under:
ca. asofa
oF put off.
ic pips). adj. Sommonplace:
Pree aime ati Bieic, Boman of prosperity Re Grpereee in" any bust
* ‘Deas or enterprise;
i (pr6-08'nt-Am), 1.
Bro-sce-ni-um jiie"\n front ot the!
b6dt, £60t; found; boil; wil; futon; chase;g00d; joy; then, thick; hw =whasin when;
zh=s as in azure; ‘kh =ch as in loch. ‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
33
prosperous
490
protrusive
pros-per-ous Sir tinteant $4, ror.
‘romperously
nist Orne Brod
0-tag-0-1 a
Bre tag. t Ooneret aru gure, sround
protasis ots crocs Pests {flame to
pro-te-an 4 (edn: pro-t8’Kn), adj.
pes or forme: from Protets, the sca god of
protest Mi e.Pas eae
the Ch
‘ot-es-ta-tion {2° aaa Shean ot
zee a formal declaration of (Sagres a
sey eiraton
ro-thon-0-
pre mot a ee
courtas one of ‘the, chet secretaries of the
bread mythology Pope's court in Rome.
protect ard: sn Jeu | PFO-t0-COl of's trey’ tovarnat a
ro.tec-tion (ree act | agroament.™"" ® Whinesentel
Fase ot pang bop Soa pro-to-plasm (pe10-pitem),n, shart
keeps safe; nelter; security; | velop Deimal” andy pane ier
eek lustry Fosombling the white of en ogg ‘and containing
ade eee ean ig oe
and support tectisaian” or the ‘doctrine
wee ‘should be taxed to
“on
ect, home ‘raustries; "one wi
pro-t tec: tive (po IP ate: yetebeiee tng te
Jn to foster home Industries; as, a ‘protective
pro-tec: tor (pro-takeen, a Lem. pro-
pecially from injury or oppression: jefender:
ani: Protector, sag aso of 9 “oiiver Grou:
the English Common-
i). serving to
im | pro-to-type eS esie adhe!
3 pattern.
Onan Pro.to.zo-a Sista Ae the tt
3
&, to draw ost or
2 BS, WO
ean
for lay
or, one, pointed to rule in place fing: | {ng down end
iso, ‘office of such ‘8 person | measuring
tie relation ‘of ¢ great nation tos week One | angles on Dar 10
which It defends. and “partly controls: the | per: used in
Bation 90 d and controlled: as, Great | Surveying. Procasar
eat e OE GeNEeD, Me Liem. proté | cle ihat draws forward any part of the body.
Pro-té-g6 ac. ‘one who ts under “the ro.trud (orosood') 6 "to thrast, for:
Guardianship oF care of another,” (Fa. P © ward or push Pek 00
prote.id Geeigns MToolstut, guch | shoot forward: prakect,
Ibumen, that forms animal pro-tra-sion Q*6t0;shan), ». the act
pro-te-in (ido n. an tongue; the state of being thrust out
protein ay, ane el .pro-tru-sive i i pal
agente, rare, cdt, local, far,
ask, pdrade; scéne,
t, sin; cdld, dbey, cbrd, stdp, cbmpare; tinit, anite, ba barn,
It, focbay ment
protuberance
491
prudence
ro-tu-ber-ance (P70-¢0 bér-Ens
Pm or gate of ewelling on # & iene
Pro- -tu-ber-ant 2°" Gree beta,
proud se stfoeant
Beli att a enter eal
Peter) SG canoes: erat epi
prov 8.) ple @ (prov rapv‘d-bl), adj. that may
prove (prooyy to, teat or try by an
certain by” argument “or “other “evidence:
to cane to be accepted as genuine; as, to
rove a will: 3 1
lemonstrate the
aren
a
Rita ae peat:
tag op Pree, Rae Bs lngated
erimeitants me
Bice ates" se
prov. en-der (roy Sa-dt. 2. dry food
prov-erb (prév‘érb), n. a short out
known truth or common fs experien:
adage: “2 book of, tise Oa ee
containing wise jomon.
‘eae.
ch pet dei | eo,
5 st
male preparations: with for or against—n.
provider.
pro-vid-ed {2 (pse-vig'5,grn gm copa
(provt-dns),n._ timely
care or pi \tion; econ-
t care of
Brov. -i-dence
ture:
prov-ince {
files
task is ont
‘a3, 1
your Province: department of
Knowledge, ete. “at & he orca
bro “adj. pertain-
pro-vin-cial for ke, an outlying
iverct or distant “dependent " country:
countrified: crude and unfinished in. appear
Snee or manner; holding to the ideas and
customs of one region: hence, nar
Tow: n. one who belongs to a distant depend-
ent country or to an outlying district; coun- | DP!
pro-vin-cial-i ism (Pro-vin’shal-tam),
annecism, or way of thinking, pécullar to ah
. | to work,
ready | keep order
ms | proxy
outlying district: devotion to the ideas and
‘ees of view prone ‘special region; hence, narrow-
| pro-vi-sion (pro-vizh'din). n. the act of
things moegures fakes, elarehas i od a 1S als fea:
or a oe
Rent, otc.: a8, 1 pression SF wd Pan
ge {2 supply wi food, etc.; as, to
pro: 0-vi-sion-al eran. oe Pa
DIOVisO Prete. me, conditional
pro-vi-6o ciate or stipulation, as ins
‘wy pro: -vi-s0-ry cori Pieretgeal, me
Prov-o-ca-tion Fey sey. ~
OF resentment; act of See to anger; as,
he was subjected to
pro-voc.a-tive (Pr? rs oid Iv) ad).
rouse
or fesentment: 1. anythtg thee tends to
(pro-vk’), v.t. to excite or stir
pro. o-voke
up; as, to provoke criticism;
to cause; as, to provoke & ; enrage or
to anger;
irritate; to ‘an
aa, to provoke
prov-ost (py astp' of clog cuvestae
Ssiisdras BEstch chlor inagietrate or oeity
| pro. ‘0.vost guard (peri gerd. one of
her with the civil authorities to
‘large army ‘camp.
pro. -vost mar-shal ae ar aha
pro-vost ser-geant {P75 seson,
sergeant. who has ‘charge of priconers and
Brow GPP'Ris™ the bow or forward part
(prow’és)
proul). to wander stealthily,
for prey or plunger,“ Dunder: ™ roving
proximate (esa). ad). tmme-
3 proaimat
before or fol-
stely.
prox-im.i- ity
or or, rdk’al-m5), ade. in of the
or
prox imo ee geet,
m 2).
Person who is better ‘authority’ to
represent or act for another: it by
fh ono porson is authorised to act OF woke
for another.
Syn. agent, representative, delegate, dep-
(oroBd). n. 8 woman who affects
ate nearness
uty.
prude
PrUdE great toeorve, modowy, ond virtue:
y a iran. the quality of
PU-dENCE Seine “diecrest, “caren”
cautious; vwiadom put into practios; economy.
‘Syn. ‘carefulness, judgment, ‘discretion,
‘Ant (seo {ndiscretion).
béBt, {66t; found; boil; fuiction ; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = wh asin whe
ches as in azure; kkh=ch as in loch. See Pronunciation key, pages xix to’ xx
prudent 4s
ru. dent (prév/dént), practically wise;
Pe acinge wis tacughna udoay Sa
ade.
pru.den Sal Ser adj. me
hot
by, caretil thought or using sound
Aur
pradery geet
pru-d’homme ne (ero care ‘oe
oe x» settle trade disputes; a erusteds
pseu-do-nym (4g800). 0 sec ae
sefbename ceicen DY & writer; ‘* pen name—
I 3 +s je oa
pshaw Saag) ro err
Psy-che pag). n. in Greek By
represents ‘the humaa soal
psy-chic (skit), n- believer ina suirtoal
dj. perta to, OF connected with, the
human soul, spirit, or, mind) imental: so:
‘ual: “oppo Physical, Aleo, adj.’ pevehl-
prud-ish ‘ish (BREAD, ads, attoctedy pro- | Bey Geologic ric (imeIoI Me. ad. 2s
rune Mine (Oa), n. a dried plum: ef. to : 1 .
Prne (a (ate tt poy-chol-o.gist Se4UOE" 2 Rat
uk or clear away. a8 Mat OL tO Eien,
pru-nel da (Pree-n8i'd)-n. a smooth wool: | PS) psy-chol-o-gy ence ‘eeeate ee te
galters. Also, aa (sf"K0-112'Tks), n. the
cutting vines, otc.
pru-ri-ence (pr?rin».n.
SEN, facie AE Tl
(proo’ri-ént).
pru-ri-ent nt ;Bpareind Hong
or desire:
ee
‘Syn. craving, lonet
ng
‘An), adj
Sian Perietnine to
Prumia, in Geran gi ts ta
People: n. a native of
Prus-sian
‘obtained
i, Pruning Hook
blue Sea ‘a rich blue color
from ft
prus. Si iate { etek. rn. a salt of prus-
forte Bs'Id), a deadl;
eee
acid, call
hydrogen, car-
R. one who composes oF
sacred hi
yO-di: atl'md-dN). n. the
of writing or
rte She Book of Featms,
Boal ter © cspeciati yas contained ia ts
ise an con 1. pealterion
psal-ter- Pa: Gio). a pti Fe tran instru
ent, ured by the ancient Hebrews
Ate, senfite,
rfre, c&t, local, flr, ask, pdrade; scene, évent,
right, sin; cdld, Obey, cérd, stép, cbmpare; finit, finite, bérn,
pey-cho-phys. ACS science ‘which treats
mind as affected by pirical conditions
psy. sy.cho. ther-a-py (ketneCd30.5,
ion.
pter-o-dac-tyl ccs en jones
» according
stars revolved’ about the
to -: ma_ines (% (Qrmb-tns; 1o'mak-tas:
‘substance
found in decaying or or dead mutter, somedtmes
pu-ber-ty sna”, n. the carllest age
can beget or
Bere ee =n. the state
publicly
493
pub-lic-ly cee oceniys ee the
terest, or with the consent, of the Peopl
pub-lic-spir-it-ed ina
‘of the community at
‘ipdb’lik-epieie-td),
adj. havingtheinter-
heart; bent on the
hair,
dress, i
‘warns, -shaped
puff-Dall fe cr doverai Pvacieties that,
when broken open, sends out a cloud of
‘Ress; combativeness. a
pu-is-sance OUt-stas: pt-tne), n.
pu-is-sant (po-tr’bab, eas." powerna;
if artificial
fc
forcing oxygen into the lungs in
mass of matter,
tee,
pad pit (9.8)’pre
pulpit mocdetna
ty
as
(pil-ei’shOn), n. a throb or
beat, especially of the heart;
for
of throb, as the blood in
Dulseless.
—L
Eood; joy; then, thick;hw = when in when;
Pronunciation key, pages xix to ‘xxii.
pulsometer
-som.-e-ter (pulser &. ne water
3 means of steam: called also 0
pul-ver-i-za-tion {pu"yér
or state of being being reduced, foo
Pul-ver ize Givers mated |B
Powder ” crushing, } ete.—n. pul-
large catitke animal
the mountain Hon;
en ,
spongy, vol
canie lava or
rock. Also,
Dumice-stone.
Puppet
punc-tu-al Pano a): he dss:
the
uage, the laws of India, the Hindu religion
‘Also, pandit.
«| pun-gen-cy Sines, =
nats. petck
un-gent {piin’sént), adj. st
puns ing. or bling: ape
pun ish-ment (2 {pantehmton,
for a etme or faults’ coloquiall
treatment,
tim | BU-Di-tive {frofving, ac inning pos.
Also,
|. 88 & boat,
by
weak; felble: as, o puny Ghild geo ‘puminees:
in epee ld pee
punch-con pup a, Meviniiebacgia
cok for liquor Lehjebaibesihbeaahennnl pu-pa insect in its aa caer shal eet,
holding eighty-four wine gallons; an upright | pupal.
iPeaaersours Pew = ene
° (pdk-ti11-3), n. a nice point:
punc.til-i ous (poi cee tal, od) very
ductor ceremony: exact to excess. —ade.
—n. punctiliousness.
In conduct or ceremony: for- | the
through whic
retina ad). pul
|pup-pet eapsy..
a email dof or
Ate, senitte, rire, ct, local, fir, ask, pdrade; scéne, event,
right, sin; cdld, Obey, cOrd, stp, cbmpare; tnit, Anite, bérn,
purulent
n. the act of
je act of clear-
pur-ga- "Hon {pargkanan),
purser.
pu-ri-fi-ca-tion (o0’s/khandm,n,the
of (being cleansed: deaneing na uh |
the
ed upon having simpler forms
of faith and ‘orship than ‘the established
oy aw nw a. "pertaloing tothe, Puritans or
‘doctrine or practice.
(pa-ri-tn tk), strict and
pu-ri- tan-ic } in ‘ase eater of
roll duties pod conduct of life. Also,
‘puritanically.—n. puri-
Puritanism Ba tne tice t
the Puritans: great strictness in matters of
religion and panes of living.
pusti: ty Povaine
‘being clean; cleaners;
| Burr
dom from fc or ad matter;
foreign julterating
Icnitting stitches,
pur-lieus (0¢'18*), 274, adiromnt, die.
irons: outakdret
pur lin fe
(por'lin). n. a pipes lying
ai aguas mee ‘common
tend.
Pur-Dose if Retiad’ soviet intention:
pur-pose-ful sain view: sat almost
pup ae
purposefully.
(por), ‘n. the low murmuring of a
cat, when pleased: ef, to show by
Sister ‘slow Sunmuring
Also,
(pats), n- @ small beg or pouch for
}€ money; a sum of money’ collected.
urpose: as, they made Up & purse for
low: troamry as. the Dublic, purse:
3 Bs, to purse the Il
B.S cic bavi
visions, clothing,
the
24. to pucker or wrinl
fice | PUTS-EF are ge tho
and money of a ship;
purs-line 2°7 ‘pacity fn. a specten of herb
Laat part hes) wre act of
pur-su-ance {2 Dit of ae oF
being followed out! one an pursuance of lan
anetint adj. dono
pur.s went a de cor
pur-sue © iow vine
to pursue a thief: ‘soak: as, to: pursue’ pleas
Urey to-go on with; continue; ‘as, to pursue
One's studies: ef. to follow; to continue—
pursuit (pareit). _n. the act of following
Pi
Pur-suit PF rceitng.” chavs as, the pur
sult of a thief; '» following up for s purpose;
i 1 pursull of one's" buatnens: occupation
raat (porewt-vint), n. an at
B a
pur-sui-vant (o0rert-riny state
pur-sy #2 (parr. adJ. fa, thick, and short-
pu-ra-lent (Fai 9, coming
n. the state or quality
free
| purulence.
b68t, {86t; found; boil; fuxiction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw =wh asin when;
zh=3 as in azure; kh=ch as in loch.
‘See Pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
‘supplied; the right
Popalty of baytig’ up
s
owner's consent.
pur-vey-or
applied: 5
an army's steady advance in the face
i Se ty Destelcentn T-tn
pu-sil-la-nimi-ty Poyae. °
pu-sil-lan-i-mous (3) Swardiy;ment:
spirited :faint-hearted.—adr, pusilianimously.
puss RF, nm, & pet name for a cat.
pus-twlar geri . adj. covered with
apes lcd with pus.
tal), 7. 2 small clovation of | PY
‘kin, ‘containing pus.
‘Bnd p.p. Dut: p.pr. put-
10 as, tO pul a
to causé to "he in any
ition: as, to put to shame; to
fonbe 1s Seok ‘of aot ie game at
py-ram-i-dal {Rl-"S"pyfumia’ alte be
ramidic, pyramidical.
(pir), n. & funeral pile; a of
Se pa'td-tiv), ad), 1 vo. | PUTS, wood, ste. eo yellow miner
puta tive pits. ot momma [py cite Cha ae
pu-tre-fac-tion {f0'cc cr‘ srocem ot pyri tes (gleam
ter (pi-rom’s-
2 "td. to decay or measuring Very
* Oot eent), adj. becom | Smt nome
fee ettent deciytheo nm. |PY-rO-tech- Pyrometer (aiad
(pirrO-t8k'nike: ptr6-t8k’nt),
TUE {Siting to Arewobis or tho art of abee
em
py-ro-tech-nics grsi}'0, Paps
or the art of making them: Joud or pro
. ‘pyretechny.
tS), n,m gatter made of cloth i rO-teknket; plo
put-tee repped” apusily: trom ankie to | PY-r0-tech-nist (Reney nono
knee by officers, soldiers, or sportamen; a stiff, | in the manufacture of freworles.
heavy, leather I ‘Also, puttie, putty. (pr'thon), on. a ‘serpent
(pat’ér), n, in golf, a short club, | PY-UNOD closely résembiing the
put-ter tmualiy with a brass or iron head. (pen, “inthe ‘Cashotic
Used for playing & ball into s hole. PYX Church, ‘the box or container in which
put-ting green (pit'ag sre), tn golt, | the consecrated wafer of Hort is placed: the
Pods Be plot of smooth turf box in which colna are placed at the mint to
Ate, seniite, rare, c&t, local, fiir, Ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, edge, novel, refér;
Tight, sin; céld, dbey, e6rd, stp, e&mpare; dnit, dnite, barn, eit, y
an gular {3 (hwod-rua evs tar).
ofa plane figure with four
angles And four ides,
quad-rat (737i:
te, a oft] metal
words
square. F
quad-ren-ni-al (X7S2-"go'r-t). 944.
‘once in four years.
quad-ru-ple fagteres:
| four cm se another: 9
(kewé-dri’), n. a dance
oes of coupons ‘muste foe it;
by four persons.
qua-drille
© game at
xn quad.titiion weeavieh pe nin the
-FOOD (eying on
| aaa eral ial
‘r86-pl), adj. four
2 sum of cuanity
times as great as anc multi
od 00 yaks ),
wr | quad plex ia St sec
pameat
Fe
z
i
iE
i
sl an cartb-
-€F one of a ie Siar
{ts members the eee ‘of’ Priends.-0d}.
Quakerish.
vdgilater-al © Eriko Weerer ah). |
sides and four angles: adj. having four
four angles.
Qual or € gun Corks gin), » wooden:
ect of
of being, ft; any trait or thing
zee person ppt occupation
| qual. ified Gcytl7-N4), pod), ntted: com-
oar {06t; found; boil; fustction ; chase; good; joy; then, thick ; bw awhasin when;
zh=5 as in azure; kh=ch as in loch. ‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
qual -f-er Reo" helt
gmmar asa name for an adjective, adverb,
quali. Sen. _ (pt. and
make fit
quan
of amount, as Opposed to quailty, Or
aa, quaniliatios “analyels—ade. quane
dcwSn’tl-t), n. vt
Canyoning’ ee ‘enables fe ©
in-
quar-_ter_staif Serer eeeeeey
war-ter day
rents, etc., paid
(a
feet long
4
‘& weapon
& stout stick about siz and a half
‘shod with tron, ‘used a8
ty
senfte, rare, c&t, local, fr, ask, pdrade;
t, sin; cbld, Obey, cBrd, stp, cbmpare; ti
ref
sone, 8vent,
‘mead
dnit, tnite, barn ole: foots,
quartzite 499 queen regent
or tremble; vibrate:
or
eae dere tarnd-rt, ad} con- | natural load meee
Mica: tarnd-g)-0d)con- | na fra, & social gueen:” the
qua-ter-na-ry (ne sr nds). ad) con: sunt iets seal et oe
‘Vermont Marble Quarry
fourth tn order: Quaternary, in geology. per. | or a colony of ants; a playing card on whic:
to the later, period of 4g 8 picture of @ quem: a plece in, chess:
ich extends to the present time: 1. her kind: rf. to rule
ica ave "ale Tateat"goologls | as, oF Dlay the part of. & eov ‘or leader.
the age
queen con-sort Mrs, ene gt 1D.
at Ft." | queen dow-a-ger (sr tiaow faite.
wi like, becot i
queen.ly SereRable foe queen’ stately;
si ‘ero a stanza of fc ido. in the manner of a queen; ina stately
lua’ ain tice ot ich the third t orually ‘manner—n. queeninees. Penny
fimes ith, ‘and the fourth with the! queen moth. er ate (eyén miuh'er), the
béBt, {86t; found; boil; futiction; chase; good; joy ten, th Te has in wh 3
zh =z as in azure; kh =ch as in loch. See pronunciation key, pages sux t0 cu
yo
queen regnant 500
Childhood, absence, etc, of the actual
queen reg-nant (itm regfing i het
own right.
ferteete n from s
to grow. as for achedge.
wer 06-108), com. 2
quer-u-lous Sidining: discontented: | in tocemosoters, in amalgaan Alling for Us
a8, ‘man: ete
expreas- | testh,
eo it 2. It
Picea Gears Sn Gees | quick step Creep -natanms.
rire cit, locll, Mir, ask, pdrade; scéne, 6ven
sn; cdld, Obey, cord, stdp, cbmpare; dnit, Anite, barn;
family,
at, Ege, novel, Toe
quinine 501 quo warranto
2 (cw Acwi-nén’ . & bit , who oP
jui-nine {Fy obtained tom’ tho bark of bon thelwatch or the alert ene
Ctnchona tree. quinia, t-ic (eewtieB0Tk), Gd} chivalrous or
quinina. quix-ot-ic fomantic to’an’ absurd or ex-
Quin-qua-ges ima Sat the bane
quin-quens nial ¢ seria a a
aa er tho ood of Sar lve years, Or
such an event.
travagant degree: from Don Quizote, the hero
of Cervantes’ romance. of
hame.—ade.
eee tewia), m- an aoeurd, Jesting question,
quiz in’ pretended
one who" jes or
Solloquiall
Se
. quizzed. p.
$e BE, and PB tule Fou
fun of while pretending to be serious:
BUDGE A | een I TS eeetind cat bul
. occurring every mostsy "py questions", quisser. DUP
aa a man ,. i-cal ¢ Al), adj. comical;
fens), ne the | QUiZ-Zi. humorously serious; queer!
quin-te -tes-sence 2 mre cesence, ‘oF ‘most | odd.—ade, quiazically.
hence, the sum- d ¢ (kwod),. md), m. quadrangle, as of » prison:
St curtain qualities | 1UOG ech
Bape greatest test perfection: as, she is the uoin. rion. {SEAN a large sar
cuintssnnes TI quoin sume Gao, are wat
quin-tet Tomi fv parison ford woes or metal to raise a gun; a wedge-shaped Dlock
of instruments; the five performers of
composition aay ect of nv: Also duinvettes
quin-til-lion «"!"; ivy dn a
by lativecn yh 0
oa:
aie edith
(cwir), on. twenty-four
uire 5 ‘of th size and kind.
Ouirinal Eiger Ent a ac
‘90 called
he same
ral Mend ral Fauiteed
. ult oF
Ba ages ‘as an oblige:
iveup:.an, to gutl work: for-
pachot duty: todepart from;
forever: adj
Shall rele releaae,
coms
Snalderablys an, quite caid;
qulleaick,
quits (&' 5 (kmtte), adj. equal 3. y
bbe} juite fiocat Hat sara: arias quale
shen returning or So a ee no
earn oe ee
quit-tance (ns Geni ine), n. D
debt, mervice, of obligations re
(kwiv’ér), 1. & port- —
quiver sale care AED Ancene
Babee set ato a te ang,
Bari eg ceaenrelof a sen | Sr
qui vive
. que: -ta-tion
airplane.
with a short |
ten the pages of type within a galley;
8 ree (ewolt: kolty, m. a circular ring. of
oO ier ring. of
quoit fon'te vs Hae atm fixed object:
pl game thus
(kw6n‘d&m), adj. having been
quon-dam {Fone tine, former come.
time; an, a quondam member of a society.
Tum (evordm),n. the number of
quo- regularly sseembled members of
a body or corporation necewary, Dy law OF
quo-ta r3 4) tin i, Boris aS
amount or auantity.
quot-a-ble {«* Geno 4. ‘a:b, adj. that which
be, or deserves to be,
repeated or cited.
; | Constitution, to transact business,
erta nt n, the act of re-
Beating the words of another:
ie words repeated: a passamo from. 8
i | etc., repeated or referred to as illustration: the
current price; a stating of the rent Brico.
woth hon
juo-ta-tion mark $i%i); one ot the
marks placed at fhe, beginning and end of
@ cited or repeated two
{verted commas
ywo apostrophes
tion, each
the
Avaiotatlon within a quotation:
He api
ess replied.
quote
ity or illustration:
‘to repeat the words
MewbtiaT ans a. a inter-
Ei ai an iheat fever dha tear
every dai
Bshéat), n. the number
quo-tient Srp Dn! ine Sv Eiee St
one number by another. a
se artnet pasty BF nae SO
wha
or (St he exercises an office, Or cortalls
Sowen | srl
quo-ti-di-an
bé8t, £60; found; boil; fuiction ; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw wh asin when
zh=* os in azure; kh=ch as in loch.’ See pronunciation key, pages ix to xxi.
radiator
‘questions of |
, ordained ‘to
tab-bin-ic Pa ad te ae
‘their doctrines, learning, and language.
a busl
for ite
race
‘those animals.
rab-bit war-ren
make holes inthe ground and breed, .
rabl -Dle ie'rabbie, tho lowest. cams of
rab.id rte a See, Ely
mad.—adr. rabidly.
Ta. tabi. C8 eT Dk
ness caused ‘Wythe bite of a dees
hydrophobia.
(rived; rd-ki), adj. worthless: used
TA-C@ (6 express great contempt among the
ps (ri-k6Bn’), graylah-brown
na
TAC-COOD gnimal ‘of’ North jirerica with
blackandes white ringed tall: valued
huh Aino snob
ria)
rates: "ato, Sto channels cae mil
g. ete. teat ot ho ‘on "career a | a
my race is run; br a class of beings ha’
alice: a ht bina rr:
‘the white
race; 8 nation; 3 Eneliah racer” fainily
Une; se the Pace ot Stuact 3 0.4. to run
swiftly ;' contend in running; to run, CA an
‘engine, too fast because of a lightened load:
fae to cause to move swiftly {n'a contest of
speed; to drive at t speed; as, to race a
horse; to run witl & speed contest. fn
Ta.ceme Sater in'‘wnich” the domes
grow singly, at almost regular distances, along
rac-er (ru (ras’ér), n. one that
‘contest; anything ‘fiat has
Fore: BE 4 eek ‘capecially "the
bisck salve,
race race suicide oie fare a ne
cause of the refusal {its members ‘to have
Sacewayet ima), me & waler shanna,
awa) :
bees nel ot a) ieee in the Bibl the
vehi), n. Bible,
Ra-chel %. Bee
sneob
Joeeph and Benjamin
ra-chi tis (RHR), m5 dlocane tn whieh
‘due to inflamma-
(is s('I-eld), the gradual
p the gradual | in r
black-and-white ringed tall aad
‘Also, Faceoon..
rac-quet GAu'G), na, network: bat for
(eis), adj. having & strong flavor,
gent: aga roy
mental E
i (earn), p. a unit for, the meas.
Portion of a circle, whose length ts eq to
the bead ‘enlarges and the
Bon of the eplng, cette au
of ‘called siao rickets
Ate, senfte, rare cat, local, fiir, ask, pdrade; seéne, évent,
right, sin; cOld, dbey, efrd, atdp, cbinpare; anit, Onite, bérn,
503
railroad
radical Gear, a
ra-di-o-ac- tive
Bye ra such as X rays, conte of
Bouiviese iin’
ra-di-o-graph (eS by ‘mess
of invisible rays, as X rays, radium rays, etc. :
vt. to produce @ Lkeness of, by means of
invisible rays.—n. dt),
ra-di-og-ra-phy + the “art oc
of producing pictures by the
Beeion of invisible phate upon a sone
tive surface, like a phic pl
ra. di-om-e- ter & Se aan
means of which radiant light or
Boat ee ey a eaarey be directly transformed into
ra-di-o-te-leg-ra-phy
(rica Oth ede 2 ibe sending, of
out the,
Egret wives: Sirclom telegraph
i. radlotelegraphile.
fa-dio-teleph-on ny (Fier
S-mt) nthe spealcing of 's message through | poli
dir air jrithout the ald of wires; wireless | airshi
(rardtb-
Radish
‘or surface;
."to take ‘pare in the
Dy chances.
n. a floating flat framework
of toga, boars, ete, fastened
‘to carry on such 8 float.
me sloping beam that
rafter fips to, suppare the, Pont” of
house: 9. to form tate, or furnish With, euch
wwe | rafts-man (rafta’miin), n. a man who
‘works on or manages a raft,
or float of logs, etc., on a river.
(FRB), Na worm oF torn ploce of
2
g
* foact ‘violently: have furious fores
of effect it os fever ‘rages; be violently
anr"a ragged fellow:
ragged stone.—ado.
—N. raggedness.
Trhe’ed_rob'in), a com:
rag-ged Tob-in mon sargon fower, bav-
raglan fe overcoat with
ra. -gout wre of meat and
rag-tim« waste pecallar to
many nee dar ; Music
Tag-wor ui wes laarod
oF toothed leaves.
raid (rad), n. & hostile invasion: a sudden
attack, ‘especially to make arrests,
. & bar of wood or metal placed
horizontal position between two
supports; a wooden or fron
fence; espocially that
placed 'as a guard at the
edge of the deck of a ship;
one of two bars of fron or
steel forming a track for
the wheels of & vebicle:
Ralls, 1, Tybead:
use bitter: 2 Goubieliead
oF rep
" scoff: with at or against: t
tic i eS wri sored tt to
ing (rite). 7, ma n. material for
fence ory hase ier made ba
. adj insulting or reproseh
language.
person | rel havent, rk ._ good-
iene eal aie Teat-
bgdt, f86t; found; boll; fudction; ehase; good; joy; ¢hen, thick; hw =wh agin when;
azure; kh =ch as in loch.
Pronunciation key, pages xix to x0di.
., Parmalning to it: .t. colloquially, | raked and scraped to make both ends meet.—
alread a tale (rakesh), adj. corrupt; intem-
. b), adj. corr
vy fection | as, th
in spray, ots: ad) riliant but | Polly round the flag; recover serene” aa. 68
o 2 ad). rv ;
jelly. Tally from an iliness’ in tennis, to send the ball
Tain coat (Ent). n. a coat or clotic| raplily back and forth over the net.
- indo of ‘waterproof material, | parr (chim), Mm ® malo. shoop; = military
rin), adj. abou
wery; Wet; as, rainy weathe
ram-mer (Tim), "one that besser:
(rim 4. to rear and Bing;
TAINP go alon ramps; leap violentiy ©
Fab cheat sine "amps: lewp. role
¥ (rim’paj; — rim"pa’),
TAMP-AZE stato ol’ excltomen oe
‘or violent behavior: as, he te
- spage about something: e.f.
Rakes, J. wooden; 2.tay rake: | Or romp about with high spirits; bo Ninoas
oreo-arawn rake. Tampa eous (Rm-pita), adj or
ake era few dollars: ram-pa-geo! aE lay, “teat,
“they raked the records for | er 4
‘fro upon,
to rake the dock
Ate, seniite, rire, c&t, loc&l, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, @vent, &dge, noval, refér;
right, sin; cld, Obey, cord, stép, cbmpare; finit, tinite, bOrn, cut, focks, meni;
Tampart’ 505 rapid fire
Fama-part forratndine” a" forifed “pins, sre or thoy 'rance sinned, or placed in
range find-er SSilc “isramett “for
yrall: B. exterior, slope: C,
a
: E. tence Sloper:
ranch hae
ore saucbet, tanchmaan
‘“(ran-chi'TS), n_ in. Mexico, ©
herdaman oe worker on’
stock farm; sometimes, the owner or director:
ran-che: 10 {
@ rancher.
(ran’chd), = hut or group of
rancho (423) f.2,288 0% Span
stock farm; a stock farm; ranch.
a), adj, not freah: having =
somal be taste ot
jelly sour. n. ranctdnees.
(ran-aid'et), ‘nm, rank, sour,
Y or tainted condition; as, the
OER tke), deep spite or malice;
7 Pee Reriahed grudge. Also,
‘hostility, ill will, resentment.
‘Aint. (s00 f¢
fs), adj. full of
wtwecly malicious.
ae n. want of definite
‘Method: chance: zh
Teasly.
rang (i (rina), ,past tense of tho irregular | fo
e ven. a line oF row: a chain:
range ‘a8, 8 ‘range of mountains; line of
‘as, the big treo In range with my
GEsdow!' entire ‘spade ‘OF time taken in or
as, the range of a viow:, the whole
of history: hin cen en
determining the distance of an object from
the instrument.
(ranttey, nin, England, | the
OF i
Tang. a royal 7 torent
‘a kind of
adj. built 20 as to be able
d wide; hence,
Jong in limb, Jean, and muscular: used most
horses.
‘social oF class Or grade:
erson,of low rank: the rank of captain: rac.
Kise rank: "pl. the army aa'a whois” aleo,
rank: pl. the army sa'a whole, also, the
body of common. soldiers as
from the officers: rank and file, the bod
soldiers of an army: ¢.t. to draw up in
certain class, order, or divistor
e.."eo hold &
(rin'ehlo. ot. to search thor
ran-sack Gughly; fummage; plunder; as,
© Sine ‘llage, overhan!, explore.
3 overha
, ‘sim), ne Brice, pald for re
oe
(rtin’
TAN-SOM jedse from “captivivy,
for return of goods captured b;
ae on puna
very
;_ dell
ping).
01.00
eee ign
oate utter sharply; ‘she
rapped out, the words. ‘shfis), adj. pa te
Ta-pa-cious (iia? tanne by Golencs
Spe, Oe oer
and awa:
vio! me "
family.
ed.
6st, f66t; found; boil; futction ; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = wh asin whe1
‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxi.
zh=7 as in azure; kh=ch as in loch,
ity (4) =pid‘I-tl), n. swiftness;
juickness:
Ya-pi-er
Rapier
rap-ine {? pa), n. the ss of plunde
property by forge,
rap-port {i.'
agreement, [Fn]
rap-proche-ment {* (fd pra me
together; a state of harmony oF or Srocmnent:
an understanding.
° ion
(FR)
(rip-alekl’yOn). n. o rascal;
scamp; vagal
pt (re;
aes Pleasure, etc.: enraptured;
ought: as, rapt ‘attention.
iced, charmed.
‘Ant, (soe distracted).
Pe, cs sone. thin sword,
a-bbr)- na sympathetic rele:
(ra"pbr’). sympa
bond.
p.adj. carried away with de
(raprtdr)."n. the, condition or (ra"td-pika’), “n. o
rap-ture srate‘of being carved away with |FA-tA-DlaN (ound ore drain, ors moses
oy, oF delights “extreme® plosure: "ocstaay’ | composition imitating it.” [Fa]
ehusiasm. (eich), 7, & ‘wheel or bar.
"Sun. trai delight, bliss. FatcD controtied by, a tonguc, or too
‘Ant: (00 dejection). ‘called a pal, eo that it can move in only cos
Tap-tur-OUS tray wit joy dalght:| cotch et (Hhet’t). n. a tooth or
ecstatic—ado. rapturously. ratch-et S35 a pawl or a
(rr), adj. Icomp. rarer, superl. rarest}, | which fits into the notches of
TAL scarce; uncommon: a, a rare plant: | or ratchet. wheal: soothed whect: | tae
seldom hap unusual: rare ocea- | toothed wheel and the pa
eqodhoat: ghotco precious: as rare old
. the rare air at the
oP not well Cooksd" clnoat ‘raw;
Rare Teel atom
wheel which i
aio ten ‘Welsh TO. m amount, degree, apoed. value,
‘ne in eodkeey. Welsh | ote, (eat). me ammoua 4
rare-bit faboit, or’ lsh made of’ melted | T@t€ cle.” animaved in "proportion “to. &
cheese: 2 dainty morsel of food, rate of five
rar-e-fac-tion (5,8; /shin: ra = fate of eixty, miles an bor:
pr oo ne Rate ata low
eing. 2 agree
rar-e-fy (eH, rem, ¢. pois
. Farefled, p.pr. rank, or
make thin, oe Teas dense; expand: be estimated:
(rar’rij ‘n. @ fruit that ripens (rath’ér) a Lo
rare-ripe stra a ‘peach! Yagy, [Tath-CF {woud rather reed” than wri
ripe before the usual scason. better; on the contrary; instesd; as, “E>
is (rar-tl; rfr‘I-tl), n, the state or | rather to them that sell"; more oad
rar- tY sual, of being infrequent or | they acted wisely, or rather ‘brother
choice or scarce article; | did for them: somewhat; ‘toe certain extent:
usual ‘thinness; as, the rarity of ‘as, I rather like it.
. i. & mean fellow:
undrel; one who is guilty
*fuckait ef
rash-er (fish nen. 8 thin slice of ham or
. the character
red of ‘that which ts
rat-i-fi-ca-tion {3 =e bd
in'the army or navy? a, severe
Ate, senate, rare, cat, local, fir, ask,
Tight, sin; eld, dbey, ebrd, stip, ebmpare; dait, nite, barn,
ra-ti-o a5 ee PE "ration
pdrade; acéne, évent, édge, novél, refér;
it, fochs, mena;
ratiocination
507
tawboned
or Quanity. to another; the quotient of one
quantity divided by ‘another of like kind.
Ya-ti-oc-i-na-tion mettessoalngs ‘ahGn),
nected and exact
‘story.
wided | raucous {SoKt.,,2d)- ,hoarne: | harsh;
way of
t nor foolish; 5 ration
s.
3 un Reasonable, sensible, sound.
foo unreasonat
(rish’fin-&'18) . & series of
ra-tion-a-le (Ssinsmivenforany opinion,
action, etc.; the ne explanation of the principles
Bf'a ecionce. op)
rationalism ism (ushtn-thace). Pane
reason the sole guide in matters of belief or
conduct.—n. rat
tlonalist. ,
ra-tion-al-is-tic “ih{ae-8" Saal
toward, rationalism, or the doctrine whi
guide in matters of
lca ‘reason the sole
conduct or belief.
Ta-tion-al-i- adh
‘ableness; mental san
Ta-tion.
(gab’tn-AIT-t), n, power
‘Feason-
dmail ropes
rat line S57
(rh-tin’), n. one
genie.
rat-tan OD of the Tong,
smooth,
coat unas
Hee ares
rattler { cay ‘Iér), nm. @ nolsy, rapid
oe cate! hich “makes & clattering
rat-tle-snake (ithenik). 78
quel. ne an
tear ce ne an old
rat-tle- trap Hickety, P rorm-out “object,
such as a wagon,
Wy tekt'iing). n. noise made by
rat-tling (suman, ualee sade, by, the
objects: adj: ‘making "rapld succession of
sharp, noisy. ‘sounds; » colloquially, quick;
Bi tieg aged, ic resi paoe tae
'& raucous’ vaice.—
unmesh; dlicotanelo or mato tom aiffeul t6
‘become
‘understand: unwoven or
unknit: often “tien or out; as, a stocking ravels
ae to 9 become ‘disentangled, or less It
rav-el.ings (awa “oui of ‘woven "ot
twisted eee Also, rave or
vn), na large bird
[F220 er ‘aniliy” novod for its deop
Blosey black color: adj: jot black and shining.
Tav-en (jivi,,,the act of plundert
fevour wit
crendtne a dSe and fick Yen Tk
Tav-en-ing (iiiier: adj scekleg eagerly
fot Plunder: ad;
5c Brey: as, raring wolves.
rav-en-ous travfa )y i, furtously hun
extremely greedy, as, ry ‘ravenous appetite.—
Sr renonaty sn. arangaaness
C ), 1. & lor hollow,
TA-ViNE Worn by’ the action os stream
or torrent; ‘a mountain ull
ous. oe wild talk;
raving), 1.
rav-ing (cin adj, talking furtot
Sr moaige Saha: Pee faleine furously
rav-ish (Syiab), 0. t0 pelze and remove
by sree, eta violate cs
vomap): carga or rapture.
4 ravishing-—od?, ravishingly.—n.
rg enchant, delight
vn.
: | rav-ish-ment (rév'i#b- TabnD, n, viole-
tion; rapture or Golignt,
| raw ({9).. adj. uncooked.” "without whaie
skin; “as, @ raw spot; Yn. the ‘natural
; | state; unl |; as, raw silk: crude; in-
prepared:
experienced: unpracticed; aa, raw judgment;
rato oops: cold and damp: ss, aa, ab weather!
oe reo (obend itn Trith, little
raw: ‘boned ff ened gaan
ion; chase; good; joysthen, thick; hw = wh asin when;
in loch.’ “See pronunciation key, pages’ xix to xxi
rawhide 508 Tealistic,
it (rO’hid*), n. untanned skin, as | printed. or inscribed); peruse; as, to read a
raw-hide (Pests. "whip" made’ of 2 to utter (eomething written or
‘@ roll or braid unt leather. printed) as, he reads his sermons; discover or|
rai (ri), n. a line of light streaming from a | understand by observation; as. to read the
'Y bright" cent =" —-“=—- === =g| stars; explain or make clear; as, it is easy 20'
along which fead his meaning: make e stady of; as. toread
radiant law; learn, as books, etc.; as, we read:
or streams ot that the war has ended;’ impress upon or,
sperey iasuing ¢ ) | teach: as, he read them a lesson: 4. to peruse
from a written or printed matter; learn from written
source, exerta or printed matter: with of or about: utter’
ite force; as, a aloud the words of a book, etc.; as, he reads
we) repe one Tinery: to H 2 the
ap X ray; ‘one 3
of @ number Passage whi , informed
of thin lines about, or acquainted ith, by means of books;
spreading from
2 center:
beam of me
Peden
Sao “petals of sare farm below aitenltiry
sofa '; one of the rods which support
theta of Bane ‘one of the radiating arms of
‘one of various fishes having
thin tail: v.t. to send forth, as a
ot shine forth; send out
ca
the
‘bullding: “formerly, " blot
(r$-Ak’shOn-t-r), n. one
who favors a return to
ite system; one who seeks to
progress: adj. to, of
an old or opt
undo polit
the nature of, or causing, reverse or return
action; favoring a return to an old or opposite
‘syetem.
(red), et. (pt. and p.p. rend (rid),
Tead fr readiigir ¢o obeaeve end under”
Ate, senite, rfre, cit, local, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, edge,
tight, sin; céld, ébey, c6rd, stép, cbmpare; finit, it,
regulate again,
read-y (came ti Saaki
‘immediately: quick;
Paz ready €0 obey, about
to do or be; likely; as, that tree is ready to
fall; free to be Used: easy to obtain: as,
ready money.—adr, readfly.—n. readiness.
‘Sun, ripe, apt, adroit, hand:
y,
read-y-made ear aa Dot
eo hands ie seadymade clothing; prepared
ad
(re-&'J8nt }. that which reacts:
Te-a-gemt schemicai “substance uscd es
fences, permanent, bulldings. ete.
al. i (ré‘Sl-Izm), n. in art and iter-
Te-al-isM Cure, the practice of presenting
le and scence as they actually exist: the
joctrine that the objects that can be seen.
touched, bree eB. scoual existences,
A Vist), n, One who believ,
Te-al-ist fing true to nature in are hod
literature; one wi pelieves, shat objects that
can be seen, -., actually exist.
"Ai-te'tik), adj. presenting
he scenes as.
mate of? Ceeeine witees, [Te-al-is-tic Core pod
noval, refér;
finite, barn, cit, focts, mend;
“reality 509
actually exist; true to fact; lifelike —ads.
-Tealistscally, argue: pt. to 5
: ronllties (-tiz)j, | prove or explain by means of
7,of being tn ox: | Reto reason. on
‘that wi Syn. » de
Te-al.i-za-tion Pie cax mao), &
state of being present to the juind
Fy
i
Ea
z
nectedli
if
e:
ats
ipuetle fi
f
et
is
E
rel
a
aft
Wisted
8»:
f
a
"feel fully
really a ‘i ‘Sadia! wea? re-bate featearetoit 4 ametae
fealm (aa). rs such as a return to shippers by railroad or
0,516 sheets | the earliest form of violin. Also,
‘especially in metal: often with out. Rebecca gtitie inte
‘and mother of Esau and
Vv it and,
im: *<uappbintve!
me
rear ih ‘pisco"or ‘post | rosisting control; “as, reeling tat Tock:
tion behind; as, the garden is at the rear | ing treatment; as, a febellious Aiscase cade.
of the house; background; that part of a fleet | rebelliously.—n. rebelliousness.
Se armay baaind i ren 2 vag lift 5
BBiaups erect" an to rear
te
suddenly. 7
re buke st ), n. 8 sharp reproof;
| re.) te-bus 8 ek a , Fobaaee sis
and Dus pil. wai e
Objects whose names have the sounds
Te! but f (ebe). of a gee
pose by argument. or ‘proof; refute:
$0 return an ‘answer in contradiction ‘to to evi.
dence es by aa
sot, 1861; found bal ution chase; good; joy; then, thick; iw —wh es in when
zh = as in azure; kh =ch as in loch. ‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxi.
rebuttal
general, tie snswertag
io @ answering of arguments of
‘one's opponent in a debate,
re-cal-ci-trant Coat et erat) oes oe
jure.
An-tX/shOin), n. the
of
or declaration.
re-ca-pit-u-late
chief points of; restate
briefly what has already been
—adj, recapitulatory. ” . .
re-ca-pit-u-la-tion (F/e4-pito-18-
7" ‘up,
at
coded; withdray y
Goual, ote! "eu. to give back
re-ceipt (iio
to 8
ent of payment; as,
give a written acknowl:
edgment of money paid. |
re-ceiv-a-ble Giese gu ot. panes
payment may
Bo easertod or demanded Ns ib.
or. 3 as, bills receirable.
Te-ceive (T8287). 1.’ to take or accept,
as a gift, message, payment, otc.,
from another; to got knowledge of; a8, to
receive news; admit to one's company; greet;
‘entertain; as, to receive guests; to serve as &
holder for; as, a channel to receire the over-
organ music
service. or di
church, ;
love of a church
is an ergo
Te-cher-ché fioar rare; exquisie; une.
‘done oF given: able to be exchanged
for one another; as, reciprocal conditioas:
grammar, showing action of each
‘Other, oF relation of each to the other:
reciprocal pronouns (each other, one another):
2, that which is given or done by cach to the
other: the quotient obtained by dividing
unity’ by a number.—ade. .
2 : reel
hich, tees oP“ omntner “tas | re-cip-ro-cate (esp te kn so ee
Ate, senfite, rare cit, local, fr, ask, pdrade;
right, sin; céld, dbey, cérd, stdp, cSmpare; dnit, finite, bérn, cuit; focés, mend
Teciprocation 5 reconcile
other; as. rect} each other's affection; 2, 04; to cause to lean or
to give for; as, to rect 4. to rest or repose;
Back am act or
rTe-cip-ro-ca-tion {"*s!p;r-k8/shtn),
furning by cach to the other: = #0 and
ie] (rée"Eproe'T-t),
rec-i-proc-i-ty 4
Felation; commercial “TelatiGnship “bet
ducting of saat a tegcher, ch
rec-i- rec-ita.tive (@ 2S Ot faa
porate Se Bee rs panmngo 1 bo pune
manner?
Faceless tee ad}. hope. of cop
thoughtless. cde. te
reck-on-i (i&'n-Ing), n. the act of one
Sassen, itis Ons ae |e
Tor service, etc. reward: ‘compensation:
Su to ive ponieeiing equal 10: "un. to recone:
pense him for bis devotion; to compensate;
rec-on-cil-a. ble Skeeere ty
capable of beng:
cooaigent capable
of being made v0 agree
ie atemncote.
rec-on-cil-i-a-tion {F uae ons
of friend ; tae making wp or enclng Of
Se ma staat
Sere tas tal poate, aaa ce
naissance.
recon noi. er {eB S-nol'YB), 08 0 ex-
rich » vow to > actlon make a aurvey’ ‘at
Teter ‘ction, expecta
pow. fo make examination
Roe pure iso, resonnoltre,
"e |re-course {e-#om). 7. an appeal for
rectify
recourse to the lav
are for aid
‘which one
Teoourse for all the =
Te-cov-er eee ame ar
re-con-struct (i (esate. tt. to re . ,
wee + together | re-cre-a-tion (ee bing “ance,
— con-struc-tion ¢ -etrtik’shtin), | something made anew. |
of n she act of re | rec-re-a-1 tion eee ‘shfin), a ree
Festoring. to" eho. Southern States Ue rights | Wat diverts; or soe ase
apa} Privileges of the Union the Civil men ret, fon
reer re-a- eave (eke adj. refresb-
nat),
re-crim-inate oe ats 2
re-cru-des-cence FS farm ed
ing raw or sore again;
re-cru-des-cent eee cs
fectan ple qeareD. n. & fouraided
: rectangular Bie UP euS SS
; | four right angles. .
iy, 3 rec-ti-fi-ca-tion (fe ‘oo ot ccoreatn
oy meick Sips sete = rectify pares ihn pean pera
Ate, senate, rare cat, local, fir, ask, pdrade; scéne, event,
t, sin; cdld, Sbey, cord, stép, cdmpare; init, nite, born,
ge nord novel, rete:
rectilinear
513
ted snow
the faults in; to remove mistakes from
‘Set right: to improve: reno or purify!) as,
to —2, rectifier.
rec-ti-] ‘Un-e-ar ¢ ar gee ‘ti-lin’6-dr), adj.
ceatahe lines: eteMe Ie be Soe unt
D.
rec-ti- tude jf recwsod), 2
Promissory note:
the ivan Tor scour ‘o'a bank, eee
> to | the
7a, Convention. in 1864, as the
ete.
“Sih. Feecue, deliver, save, trea.
venting. re-deem-er fet ctaniix | ne, who
strength:
and strength. a a
re-cu-per-a-tion Srey els oe | pro
health and strength. rox 21,
re-cu-per-a-tive (ostnentuw), od.
Sending. to, recovery; as, of eRaperatine ‘powers,
(r6-kar’), 0-1. 4. and p.p. recurred,
Te-cur {%* e-; (pt. and p:
or
re
re-cur-renc
Tec rare rent (er aad i
col
are mater” the olgr of blood: adj. of the
jood:” of that color of the
sober ct Boost violet; anarchistic; as,
eedin'), n. » fortification with
two sides, oF parapets, meeting in
In stone, and
sup! Te
‘Semble teeth.
red-breast
(réd’brést*), n. a common
red cross (1 kv).
Redan
name for the robin.
red, Greele cross
bédt, £60; found; boil; fuaction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw.
zh =z as in azure; kh=ch as in loch. See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxi.
: re-din-te-grate ict
Jesus Christ, the 8:
bad “dem: tion “ Geen ‘ahfn)..n. the act
state of freed oe "or bot rept
chase; release; Salvation of" man:
fand'by Jens Christ
th re-demp-tive (Caspr, ad. ran-
redem} eorvi ‘to fulfl,
renga wore erin fe nt ul
va; |Fe-demp-to.ry st emyst- 2 id
eerring to
Tedch hot we alot adj. heaved to redness:
'té-grat), pas to
‘complets
i gBut toseter again: restorer a.
Eetfr
red-let-ter day ees
Sereabe targa orn Ts Sa
redo lence (F5a09:1800), m pertume:
red.o1 dent o SSP nO. ad, omnieting a
OF
re- re-doubt ies {nciosed fortification: ofven teure
7, for strengthening military position.
the chi
re- doubta. ble ABE ou se died: Woe od
midable
to his glory.
nm. any ‘of several
V'finches the males of which
od
ie amends
to redress
as,
ast to redress
redstart 514 refine
ted-start ghtingale Tee: an | CCK Slee’ ta Weoeland amcke: Cer tered
American warb! bier "ao out Rae or fumes, usual me.
official r 2
red tape Sodas? = marked See "
sofia panes m with red. tat . etc; Dobbins a doves
zee oan s “a ‘hse ted Sin dance, aa
Te-dUCE Vahto, eee, sie!” lame? on a frase or
‘as, to reduce the cost: reduce winding: aa, to red
from a higher to a lower itlon; y from aide to
as, to reduce an officer to ranks; ; turn round and
Qonquer: as, to reduce an enemy a reeled: to give
téon; into classes or 3 iyi, Waver; as the whole line (of
reduce d_to races; bring into
ticular form or condition; as, reduce Te-én. force (ré"6n-fOrs’), £1. to give pew
@ syrup; reduce one to despair: ip arit init we; wo
change (numbers or quantities) somethen (on, army) by bringing ‘Up Dew
pame or form to another without — SEPP
ing thar re- re-én. force: ment {¢'enforemént).»
Syn. decrease, \.
re-duc-tion Grgicshtm, nthe act
banging form of; the’ state of
theta oc changed
the sense;
PI-kRt), of.
Gouble ugain, ropest!
multiply: ad cea pide). ted.
ply: adj. ‘pl repeated again
re-du-pli- ca- tion ne i uvandn),
foubling, re:
eating or oc Oa
ret America,
a red- reine sar a J ot
red-wood (iScus trecs having’ setuat| ret
Of the pine family
Teed (8). (any of certain tall coarse
saan_oboe, eg in POO, aa ATOR ad)
fn. in the United
reed-bi bird te Bist baboli called
te among
rosie ce fnelds in the sul
of (100, n. that part of @ sail which can
TEE! be drawn in by small ropes running
in eyelet holes, in order to lessen the size
the all a sand bar or shelf of rock lying level
with, of {ust below, the surface of the water:
Be otal reese. to oduce (e eal) by rolling
folie pas oP We ne
reef. CT tans” a” short rough, "double:
breasted jacket
Hon, ete.j as, v0 refer one to the a
ace in a ‘certain certain clam, or expiain as doe
to direct
former employer.
wets ot
eed), nthe
subenitung
‘of consulting
ref-er-ence
See "Great
tion; reference WO your
securing
ene ot eee
tef-er-en-dum £ rea, -d
tive act to the decision of a vote of the q
the right nd bY & people #0 to vote
Se Tu malp pee, wn 2
Ate, senfte, rare, c&t, locdl, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent,
right, sin; céld, bey, cord, stdp, compare; nit, Onite, birn,
nord, refer;
t} Focks, mend;
refined 515 refreshment
Fron eos pene foe fuacaoan g i 4 ee ne teat holes phat, the samo as, or
wet become fae“ or "pure: “improve sin | FE-AUX SF) howing back
+ BFON
‘oc thrown back, such as at
Beat: an image given back? as, your reflection
ina. mirror: aang Hoc eer
Tmalrror; thot ful: elven, to adiadet?
a aghefal nt meditation:
- Fedlea
beck.—adj. reflexed. “ahtn)
x ac-tion (Poe Mosnte aued | mone
Independently of conscious-
‘eiv), adj. in grammar,
; | for correcting and ving.
duct, expectall aya
fatale vo Sore 4
an action that
Saar a |
churches.
re-form-a-tive (f8-for'md:ttv) aa.
to improve or make better. hemed
re-form-a-to.ry imearehaane mists, La
‘and
ote.
who
rell-
the
*y
ran'jt-bl), adj.
Sis of being bent trou 's
dalney food and dria
ertainment of questa
best, {86t; found ; boil; faction ~chase; g00d; joy; then, thick; hw = whasin when;
zh=s as in azure; kh =ch as in loch.
‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
re-frig-er-ant fesdlclos or
lessens
reducing fever or heat.
re-frig-er-ate [eft wa,
alae rer
re-frig-er-a-tion {S°3
resrig-er-a. tor {
chest, oF
n. rates nts
ey
ref refuge (rouble o¢ anger:
[eeA'shiin),
‘cooling to
perbrede). 2
ey mbvfortane
on, for another.
refugee aera n. one mo, fees for Te-gen-er-a-cy Geeaeyaen. n te
litical or us Cesta, se a Torin restored, or renewed.
land, ‘one who cetapes from an ‘invading | regenerate Ge Hoes). et tn the
re-ful- re-ful, -gence {fe-faow a ., beleeness: ually, fi cor goat cause % ee we rove, Tove of Bed:
ency. Teute eth ody Waaving ow life: rebowed:
retul-gent Se Bab ., casting, | fo better; born again spurl
3 : re-gen.er-a- (r6-Sén"Ee-B’ehtin), a.
refund & ‘e-gen-er. oe eae &
re-fus.al (tt poe RO: Ge tinge net
dental of an fe nue to to subply that Which ban bone
Eve dhe refusal of a oes Te-gen-er-8-tOT Who reforme or renews,
Te fuse Si" Bie eae re Shee ees =
te refuse a gilt, to Fant; | farnaco with thie ee
Eat! ils | ne tt
trash; ru x i eed ene | RI.
‘Sim., 9. repudiate, decline, withhold:
Orfint. (ove aecept).
re-fut-a-ble £3;
aa
f ‘shin). 7.
ref-u ion oo deren
is proved false; the act of 5 & Con
clusive answer to.
‘to au argument.
refute ee), 4, £10, Brave, to, be false
or
71 back: as, to
re-gain (4 in ork ae sein Sa?
as, they at last regaii ‘
wd) mp the emt the emblems of
of at order € ofc, etna
ty Sos ote hl 0 fo TO fn. royalty; sover-
‘n. affection; respect:
egies care: close atten-
re-ga. vita
decorations of
Odd Fellows,
re-gal-i-
Te.
ton or notice; a. 100k or gaze; reference:
pl. good wishes: ¢.t. to observe closely; look
Spon: as, she regarded him with a frown:
consider; ‘as, I regard her as an enemy;
GeLed Ey, adj. pertaining
Sine Tat tt oe
systematic course . ete.; the
cal influencing of the form of one word by
another.
reg-iment ies 20 organist
; | command of a colonel,
senite, rare, cht, locdl,
3 obld, sbey, cbrd,
flir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent fs edges
stdp, eémpare; ‘tnit, ‘finite, barn, fe
record.”
reg.is-trar (/i-tin..n. an offcial who
20 entered:
i
ete.
regretting, to wi wish
that (something) had not hal “foal
SOety for the loos oe wane Of; as; what we Lose,
adj. ft to
-ble tery2nd,
tably. ”
rig't-ldr), adj. according
Teg-ular sie selec, Gr euiabliased cus.
‘habits: ar
directed by fule: order
(rég"h-lir’ Ett), n, the state
:|re-im-burse ©
reincarnate
as, to regulate one's conduct.—adj.
‘Sun. arrange, organ .
An ‘ia ‘eee suena) noe act
reg-u-la-tion (Pestie shan). 7, the
rae method, or iw rule, oe
OF
law by which to govern or manage; as govern
mont repulation -ailroads.
‘the re
reg-u-la-tor
Tawa;
Reichs-rath (Ab"#t,,,% 208
body of the fustrian empire, exch ‘Hun-
EX ding
ailing control or ‘tafluence?
p of law. to exercise, a
hold sway:
aa,
the ra royal author
r
slaugl
Se ue tabhin’,
back
receive an amount to something spent;
2, t0 reimburse him for his loas of tlie,
, satisfy, ind
‘Syn bois’
reim burse-ment (°ttinmiot),
repaying.
rein (82). 7. » leather fastened, to
each aide of the bit of a ‘or other
animal as 5 means of ‘and co1
4t;_any means of restraint or control; as, the
wari reing of government: tt. to hold in, direct,
reg- -tY or quality of "being -ac- | or cause t0 stop by means Of reins; restrain’
Formats won Io ¢ typ ian Pn (In-kirnky), et. to
’a law, plan, of nit), 0.
Jate Get). rf to put or keop | Te-iN-car-Nate Suse nto 8 new
Teg-u-late in proper adapt to, or | form or embodiment in flesh—n. relmearns-
govern by, rule, ‘of certain standard | tion.
‘bédt, [56t; found ; boil; furiction ; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = wh asin. when;
zh =: as in azure; kh=ch as in loch.
‘See pronunciation Key, pages xix to xxi.
518 relegation
of Americe,
Fy °
Europe, and
Asia,
re-in-force
(r8"1n-f6re’), vt.
to give new
atrength to:
support. Also,
Se a ge RR
oe mariage; "= relative; kinaman or Kine
re-la-tion-shi: (r6-18’shOin-ehIp). n. the
by blood or caer s* “
rel-a-tive geee), n. that which refers
:
re-in-forced con-crete (37% {80 | Pettus “aaj
strengthened by rods of tron for
‘goncrete
building purposes.
re-in-force-ment (37a fer™sa).2
Also, reunforcement.
A (rerin-etht’), tt. to restore
re-in-state S"fmrna’ seats, “stadony
authority. —n. reinstatement.
Te-it-er-ate (elves.
OD. repeating or repetition,
reit-er-a-tive irmer by repeating al
expreming , *
worthice
Tepeated action.
oO
rejoice (ye ado
male fort &
re-joic-ing §
re-join (Jom.
separation; to answer:
Te-ju-ve-nate (8 )tvenkt)
cause to feel young or full of again.—n.
jrenation®
re-ju-ve-nes-cence {181.7828
fooling or seeming young again;
re-ju-ve-nes-cent
new one's youth.
ewal of
(r6-$00-v8-nés’8nt),
adj. tending to re-
relapse {fitpe?. .",2, falling into a
iscase after “partial
back “into fiers after
Tecovery: return to a
habit.
Ate, seniite, rare, cit, 4
right, sin; ‘8ld, Sbey, c6rd, stp, ebmpare; dnit, dnite, brn, ct, focks, mend;
locl, fiir, ask,
‘else.
re-la-tor {f.8-40);_n. Yem, retatet-|, one
ia oarrasor.
Also, relater. Lt . les
Felis’), o4. to slacken: make
Telax (eee fem! relaz ones
tnt
ing; render less strict, harsh, or
severe; as, to relar punishment: relieve from
Strain? ‘case, as. tho mind ‘aa tee
at
Y
i
i
ri
re-lease {¢?..2; of vein et
Hl
i
Fi
ig
i
pdrade; ecéne, évent, Sdge, inovél, refér;
relent
re-lent Soot) ,1 top me tases
gentle: feel pity: yield.
re-lent-less (F Smpett
the pain of others: Dt itdleas.—ads. relent- ei caee. demand Surrender;
rel-e- vance (Gare din mt n. the nats pon roalen, forsake, forego.
Peppery spolvng tothe cove fo banda ‘Also, | femauish ment if kwieh,
“Sir. proper. wu catia ‘appropriate,
re-lia-bil-ity ty sar ea &
ive flavor to; as, salt
its the taste of; enjoy:
good story:
re-luc-tance ees fins), 7, unwilling
reluctancy.
ponder: depen (re-INk’tint), adj. unwilling:
¥ is left after the | re-luc-tant {fsinciined: Teluc
relic sth Ghat ale oh Sencinsa ode
ox, souvent: “body bc other (motmorial of © am
(On OF Upon.
remain or” Se say_etng
he remained in the room; to orate day
sadure: last; as, the momo
ee lett acter a pare
P| Cones away, lout. or destroyed. as litle ae
his wealth fematns; to, be left as a AS Bomiblity
gf ag something not included; as, that remains
to be seen: n.pl.
ul
the = lal a 5
He
upc
i,
‘Object of remark: ‘pl. conversational
generals ae ins apn teme cal speech
ake note of; Observe: "as, to remark a
style of Green; to utver briefly and
casually.
re-mark-a-ble (™srk4bb. ad). wor.
coi ‘the senso of| comment; noteworthy; unusual; uncommon.
re-li-gion sian eae ie toa divine or! —aav. remarkably.—rn, remarkablenees.
hor sare dues tae Of, life that
out ition of such relation; | “~ Ant. (see ordinary)
fhe'Iife of God ‘in the soul of man; the
4 D-
e reame-di-a. ble ee ee a ca
remediable disease.
Tes “me-di-al intended to" 66 aod as
3
s
age
"5
ag!
ae
G
‘good ; joy; then, thi
. See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
remedy 520 renal
remedies re. mon-strant {5 tiene er re 203 peor
relief: Presents a protest
; | re-mon-strate ease firme
oF correct,
‘Syn., n. help, relief, redress, cure.
re-mem-ber (7m! a
Tan
Keep" in.
. relentless, ruthless, barbarous.
r™atste'ct| ‘Ant. (soe meget
of B
recalled told; memory, sive, & fresh horse to: = 8 free
ini: (rém“I-nis‘&nt) j. per- | replace one
reminis-cent (iting te-"of the "ar-| re-mov-a a-ble i 2 CemRV ADD, 04). coe
bout. [or of belng transf oie
Tem
mioen.
re-mis-sion {" oe. . Pe
from penal erat, ia, Saar to another: to take
of
So remover
| Fe-moved Fdtgres ta Ritloadte ee
8 first cousin once remored Js cousin's child. |
re-mu-ner-a-tion Lene ee
sustained 22, ets See, for service:
saa. @ Temitient Tove
lar ti intervals: abetings
a tover het tear nant” a” that prbieh, fo
rem-DAnt ich" her boa
remainder’ Tengets
BRC Sa ast ae
ge mba'sn, et. to into
re-mod-el {37 Seem
re-mon.e-tize entneie ti {0.7% §
Pony as re an ).
re-mon-strance {8,menistring, n,
something: protest; reproot
ate, pentte, rae rhre, c&t, loc&l, fir, tek, pérade; scéne, évent, novél, refér;
right, ein; céld, bey, cérd, stdp, cbmpare; dnit, dnite, barn, clit, focts, mend;
renascence 521 repeal
re-nas-cence Sct it, F| renown (nme, ume, hewate
Spping into \to fresh life: Renasoenos, orovival spoken of; reputation; as the
of learning ‘and the arte the arta in n Europe during the renown of a hero.
garteanth to cent re-nowned (rf;neund, pad), having »
"in. break, or sever, sunder.
ren-der ae
seb, | on aa. the
poe Popatrer
—_
rep-a-ra-ble {
eet
rep-a-ra-tion {P?,ar8mnan), n.
the act
nade reparation for his nogiect: thst which is
le i wi
done by way of amends,
renovator.
ren-0-va-tion (tnt-rl'shtn), n, act of
sede, os good os new, 8 tinowal: ves
b6dt, {6bt; found; boil; furiction; chase; good, joy; then, thick; hw = wh asin when;
zh=z as in azure; kh =ch as in loch. ‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
35
repeat
522
Te-peat (Cd Unt sy Sve fmt mea |Z
say or
ia aa
aoe ala p.adj. done &
re-peat-ed
‘over and over;
repeater Gta" ad
over; @ revolver or
ta withor
a
See tac Pat a ae
Sete
distance: opposite to attract:
2.4. to act with
Geime.—n. repenter.
re-pent-ance (*epin ti
re-per-cus-sion (Y>&iu42), 2.
fron ores oe
back; state oF being
feflection; rebound.—ad}. re:
, repertoire.
rep-er-to-ry (“Beerter), na place
reper tory mA “Collection: lst of dramas
operas, o Peay for performance’, & reper
rep- -e-ti-tion (Pe taba, n, ¢ sg 40,
more than once; ‘that which is
lanier
done, sald, etc.;
Sopeadt
(ré-pin’ vt. oneself;
Fepine Si lata; foot aibconecnt on: | ©.
rS-plis), et. to put, back in
place (2! pike). et. to put, be
Te, ok On a
a, ake oF f FA tne
aw ho
“one hina ost repay: ‘buen
new ee
Te-place-ment (‘Spits'ménd..n,_,the
oe the be putting of of something it
‘are.
lace of troops al
te. en ish replete)’ os. fo, A up
“pl seal fll oF stock in
wit
the | fault
reprehensible
re -ish- t (re a hms et).
e e-plen ish ment the ct of fling
re -plete Syundan a ae? completely Seti
re-ple-tion a ep
/ re-plev-in vn), n ithe, reco
replev.in (Mc, Sous
security to the matter in’ court’ and
accept the jt it; the writ or order
issued by the court such return: ¢t
to take or got beck by © writ, or order of
ae ler. Same: th [pt apd pe
to, recover Fr gee
fiving oe to
ta).
rep-lica a at aed
iy one sy do
a ‘a fault as 6 as, to to'repenend cad pecon: ad
rep-re-hen-si-| ‘ple % ete bén’el- arb.
sbun- | serving reproof.—ads. Re: a
te, sent, rire, okt, ‘ait, loll fiir, ask, pérade; cote, | Event, Sdge, novel, refer;
right, sin; ‘céld, dbey, c6rd, stp, cBmpare; init, finite, barn, clit, forts, mend;
523
rep-re-hen-sive Sz ere ientih | ohne
38 Teproof or ‘blame; as, a reprehensire manner.
rey teh en 80-17 (r8p-r8-h8n’a6-r),
nding’ censcrionn,
adj. given to fault
rep-re-sent
Crép"r8-z8nt'),
Giekr'to the ntnd
‘to Influence opinion or to give 3
‘desired
be represented himself to be tn
‘or in place of: as, he repre
his father fa tho business: act the
pe, he represented w clown in the p
iad for; as’ letters represent sou
stat
rep-re-sen-ta-tion {33" ries aay
of making statements in oer to influence
ton: the statement, account, or assertion
‘so made; that which stands for or
Eaving. power to act,
mae eee as, a representa:
apraa he ga veniberine the marked features of a
Pore
finer was Tepreseniaiice ot
to keep under
; “as, Wor epress
subdue; as, to
fn), n. the act
or keeping in
control: state of blag cept in control.
Te-PTES-SIVE power to control a
fan, a represst
re-prieve it 2 ED arta bi aoe
Sant tol tree fora Time tho
‘ri-mand) severe
rep-rimand (orseind, 5.9 sree
rebuke for a fault; bl
ied a reprove publicly
8 print: re-prtat’)_ n. an exact
o
SPE mae eh ee
is for the Zeppelin
Faids by bombing German cities; any repay-
ment of injury with injury. ___|
bédt, {66t; found; boil ; furiction; chase;
3 good; joy;
zh=5 as in azure; kh=ch as in loch.’ See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxi.
republication
re- proach ‘f re ), me rebuke or t blame
cause or obit of blame or scorn;
Gi shame or diagracs. 1 ‘with somo:
or bicme.
thing wrong ot dapracahi: rove
_ pena epee os, adi. con-
reprobate Sea fom
rep-ro-ba' person . =
ure ts FS
rep: ‘ro-ba.tion {eeprre beat n. he
approy or censuring; strong
re-pro-duce re ib =
|S Pet tll ote
its kind; to ‘into 3
Colors reproduce the white light to Gopse to
ice & person's
mako an imago of; 8, to reprodu
._ to being
t duct "tic (ge0ro- dtk’anain),
re-pro-duc-tion power. of
poe again, of of making wi ime
ing forward
‘process by which antmalsand plants
e | bring forth their own kind; i fie Process of re-
calling to memory; revival of a drama, or copy
ST orate), adj.
e § 40, a:
Be "to, or
ner ee ‘or mentally.—n. repro-
si |re-proof {arc indy See a
re-prov-a-ble or 2s. dee
blame,
s the | re; Prov-al {i (ctproDv'bb, n- act of blam-
SOV et to obuke: with
TE-PrOVe {Thdvom ad fintios’ to blame,
. Pagiey Teprever.
‘uly, n,m cold-blooded animat
t creeps or crawls on ita belly
ieee, a mncan
a , FTeeping: ‘crawling; ‘puveling oe eng:
SEO ats tate
power a held Sea nea se
own representatives od” executive “omeers:
& commonvoalth | (eé-pOb'Itkkn),
“| re, re-pub/ ‘lic-an ¢ Ee Rivas governm
chosen reprasentalives of “th
Ripa rember of the ihe ee
Freaver pottcal part ae ‘ase United Staten,
eared ae
Bente Cig preets,
‘chosen representatives:
Te- re-pub- lic-an-i ism \' ‘Co Peake em,
:| Baad ives Of of goverment Sec io such prin
re-pub-li.ca-tion {Binary ent
ication.
then, thick; hw = wh asin whe
Tepublish
reserve
Book: reprint, of book, ete
re-pul jlish © cepa
print a new edition of”
Te- pu-di-ate ir
ValSt). 4. to divorce
wife) :
to
decline to be responsible or lable for; as, to
a debt; refuse to admit the truth,
Justice, or authority of; as, to re a
‘Statement.—n, repudiater.
‘Syn. discard, ren<
Ant. (eee acknowl earx’
re-pu-di-a-tion &% oa GeRehoin) n. the | for.
ee eco
S dingua! arene,
claiming; refusal to
re re-pug-nance fe
req -pug.nant (f2%'nke. 2
ppuldive! as,» repugnant a rie contre:
dictory; ‘contrary; le; as, @ repugnant
‘Stude.—ads. repugnantly,
‘Sun. antagonistic, opposite, op)
re-pulse {xP "or:
“back;
‘as, ‘to ‘Teputse “the
enemy; to drivo away by coldness, etc.;
Fefuse to accept or meet; as, to repulse the
advances of a friend: ‘n. the drivin
beck:
ditto: “is ics. the action of two bodies
upon each ‘which
opposite ‘to autraction.
a pols (erate)
Te-quire-ment (Seyi mént), = te
Somes. noe aatet
tons of
, ele,; as, College entrance Fequirements.
Teq-ui-site Crr Ee. 7. rq
necessity:
done wit
for supplies
re-quit-al Patent), nthe act af
for: een Toward &
n an A ornamental
Geaind? re to recall: repeal
re-scind Sinulor' cancel; "ast to Focnd
on.
. n. an edict or order,
5 the force of &
faw: hence, ORY geal edict or onder:
Tes.cule Sanger,” jmiprizonment, or
forciblo retaking
held’ by fowal ‘authoct
danger, imprisonment. or
save—n, rescuer.
careful
re-search Finvcnigaiion® te lion wo
find fresh information in scteoce,
from
ve
aptorect from
‘Violence: "berate:
‘good Meerature, ete.) by & method
z oe Oe ae or
nold in general opinion; con-
usually in a passive sense: is
repul a “ea to
as, he
re-quire { eae ‘as, I ‘require your atten-
Hon: “demand of insist upon: as, to require
it school; have need
Be anealan veel requires fe alngular verb
it require haste.
; | Investigation of sources; ‘as, literary resear
researcher.
(r6-z8m’bifing), Hho
ness; similarity of out-
ward api
poarance,
re-sem-ble (in appcarnce,caarecte,
‘cach other.
Tato consider as 30
re-sem-blance
of insult; to ‘be angry
because of; be indignant
re-sent-ful {% (ren ro, i. 24) dispoaed
affroated:
full of displeasure because of s wrong om
reeentz (re-rant'mbat
re-sent-ment Beer or LR aad
cause of « sce of tnhury wih
Teeevi shane mo
8 feeling of ill
res-er-va-1 ‘fon ("=
se
its ina te)
Socks a rioling of ail aaron
Public land tpl tor some special ue: ee]
(ré-2Orv’), m. that which i
TC-SETVE jept_in ‘store_for_futare_eee
Ate, senfite, rire, ct, locll, fir, ask, parade; scéne, évent, age,
right, sin; cbld, bey, cord, st8p, cbmpare; init, dnite, barn, cit,
, oval, refer;
focts, meni;
reserved 125, resort
or, for 8 Particular Purpose; a re-sist Sogter of ward opPoee,. try to
suppressing, or holding. e pine: ek to offer opposi ion; refuse to
restraint in speech and manner; Te-sist-ance Stee fit act
a bank for
action, but kept for
a3 ae, +f ve well fc I length
for a Ie
te-side © Pian eee
tf | res-o. “lute (6220,
it
any force that works
Provent ‘motion or to male te ie slower: the
Smount St ‘power a "body to
: | oppose the passage tirough It of an electric
Te-sist-ant (SPC octet ts
resist ible gees wise eapbig
re. resistless (r6-xiet'tee),. adj. having no
power
stand: powerlea, not t0 be withstood"
[eisteas ergy ade. Teetstbeetiy.nnih reatet>
of), , dovermined:
resolute will: decided,
resolutely.—n. resolute
"| res-o-lu-tion (iez"O-lshGn), n. the act
aseribute of elem of bri .
ao hn a, n, the place | chemical compound, to's inp ler forin or
TES-1-CENCE where one lives; a settled | of dividing Mt into ube pares off which which itis
of permanent, home: state of of iiving in a|made up;
Pee TP dont mearasnds none who tives | Upon: mtd BI proposal ite purposed
TeSi-dent eae oe a ee Re aaa ate! oo
:, suitable for
in; as, the residential parte of
(6-21d'0-81), adj. remaining
after 8 veri at been talked
of. the fduary toestew-n Dereon
a eecenaie tee i oe |
shar, deaucting, particular boguesta, debia
legal expenses
res-i-due S37 (réz'T-d), tat “ait, re
removed; remainder: that
that remains after pall debt. debt
7 (resid om om) ne that which
re-sid-w-um ere any pete oe
beracion, utenti 10 tela
), 8.
Fe-sign j Surrendce formatiy’
mee roipn s
from gonlon geome,
wih “ti Wahon), nthe
res-ig-na-tion (Yof ating up or sich
tpg: patient submissions’ Spottt to mic | payee
re. ed geand). o2 pad. submissive:
te aim e (reall FEns), n. thi 2
etfaetans . n. the
re-sil-i-ence {ove Of springing “beck
to an original position:
Fesiltence of = rubber band.
elastic: of
res-in #7), 7n, any of
substances obtained
certain trees, a say ie ne
tm water,—adj. resinous.
4
6st, {66t; found ; boil; furiction ; chase; cod joy ; then, thick; hw = wh asin wher
zh =z as in azure; kh =ch as in loch, ‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
_ [Fee atte (ah, be, ab
‘| re-sort {ezrt),
arate into
made ups
'8 resolution.
id | re. rot ‘cecsdlvd. Pad}. firm tn pur.
re-sol-vent (ar witen” win! "redsos wr
matter
having power to
‘Slums scpafution lato” the parts of Which the
whole is made up.
sound: & round, full. vibrating ‘aualtt
as, the ‘resonance of an organ:
Phyelce, the lengthening oF stengthenian’ of &
ind ‘owing to sympathetic vibrations of
ody eet, in motion by tho waves of sound.
(rta’O-nfint), adj. having the
Tes-o-nant (ihe afl, tarps te
hore echoing back: as, the resonant
‘of, & cave; round, full, and vibrant in
lengthened or sirengihoned in sound
Syrayimpathetlc “iprations of another body.
of visiting a place
‘place much visited:
a, a summer resort: ‘chat to whlch, or 8 pereoa
to whom, one applies for ald; as, charity is
his inal resort: refuge: “net of going for ald,
‘resignediy.— | Also, resonan¢
resound
526
for assistance or for the gaining
Stn an? ig feo law. tor
re-sound (*9un), 04 2.4. Yosound loudly:
{0 be full of sound: 26, thewregia evound wit
echoed; resounded
‘through the cave.
TE-SOUTCE fopends tor help oF supply:
nowledge of what to do in an em cy Ol
Gtcuky: as, @ man of resource: pl. money
money; means
ind which can be made use of; as, a country’s
natural resources.
Te-source-ful {e*rt20), adj, tall of
mest unusual oman or suiden sees —*
respect soe ee 2. reeard for woeeh:| respond to
q re-spon-si bil-i-ty ¢ e re-epin‘st ba,
ne
prieve, stay. 7
r:| re-splend-ence {fq 'ja,dées). 7 brit
Ught; splendor.
Also, r«
re lend-ent {°f Sa stta.
Spi er itiantly; lustrous:
intone splendid eds resplend-
re-spond (‘2 soereet tt SS 3
}. to answer or rep!
in answer or
:| re-spond-ent (“¢epe'diot), none whe
len den.
ién’dént)
Hs: | Tho anewers toa elt at nw: 2 defendant:
adj, giving, or given 88, reply;
re. sponse (f eo ap Suey), ne thee act
of answering; ‘answer; reply:
ine jcc, words sald or sung by
the congregation or choir tm ‘to. the
Piles; an act or fooling forth by
something; as, a response to an appeal for the
3
i
social stanc 4 ‘ai-b), adj. in
re. -Si-ble (ieper
re- re-spect-a. ble ie Socuap, og, wer mer spon-Si-bI vol Set as, or
being of name, or repute; as, a respect-| able; lable answer; as, & guardian is
able woman; of moderate excellence or size; | responsible the law; able to answer for
a8, a respectable performance; a re one's conduc re }. Teapensi-
suidlences, fairly good.—ade, —n, | bly—n. respons saratv), ad.
“tal ctopsitoe, ,| re-spon-sive {sPio'sv),, od), answer.
fe-spect-ful &* oa oy Bela newer; cusly movad to action ot fecling? ax
regard, eer, of couriers an 4 respectfe 3. "eponsios ‘audience.—adr.
rest
re. e-spect-ing panic “ee hence,
elation to; as, respecting conduct there music,
onion. short in reading; that hich
poonpon thing feans for support the rest, a remainder:
the others: 0.4. to stop mo’ or acting;
be quiet; to take repose; sleep: dead; be
free from excltament, aninoyance, otc; be st
Brenala ‘in one placer ec ca, erate Sect
ores tay: lea: to base or ground
ine
3
res.pi-ra-tor Gapists thc: 2 nelnet | 5
glass
res-tau-ra-teur [i
rest et bil! ‘Tet (oe "eee b iy ngs). é place a
OF 8 restaurant
against poison certain | or barn, to whic Tea dlce gas wiheen rehoved,
med from active servi
re-spir-a.to-ry { Pe eee rest ful (eer too), dj. full of, oe stving.
ing to. serving ae es cunsed PB: go | MFeposet a OP stint
TC-SPIFE breathe in and out, ee ves ti-tu.tion (sttt’shim, m the acs
res-ti-tu-tion by
respite Fe the aa out pane atng | Fueral owner thas” witch thal Seen tas
‘te, eenfite, rire, cXt, locll, fiir, ask, parade; scéne, évent; &dge, oval, refer
zht, sin; céld, dbey, cbrd, st8p, cbmpare; Gnit, Onite, barn, eit, focis, mend;
testive
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Eyay, oF, lost, or of making good any Toss,
‘Sym. “return, restoration, compensation,
amends.
res-tive (ett): ,24f,,unriling
less i horse.
to
ron
ids,
Tes-ur-rect
deed
; | steals bodies from
| them for dissection;
| who revives.
discon: | re-sus-ci-tate (r-809/1 te), of to
Person or toat
state of ‘back to a former state
place: as, rexoration to health: restoration
gale: Tencwal;
the reunia of Charles TY to tho throne of
ot
0
Beck; 8 0, rerain one's
fig Bee oe Testrainer’
rae a :
‘Sun. Sede’ confine, curb, hold.
3 | dae
ry
; | to life; state of
to Te-sus-ci- eee Team
to | lawyer; also, the
as, to resucliste 8 drowned boron
re otis 1-8'ah ys
re su8-¢1- ta-tion {f a
T-th av). adj.
adj, or
goods in amall quantities: 94. (né tal
ell in quanti
consumer: here
retail goralp: 24. EA, to sell goods In
‘quantities —n.
re-tain (otin). ei
adj hire, Shade ie
rank or posit
a lawyer in a suit.
re.tain-ing wall (*8; ing wol), a
é strai t (it nt (Getriat), n 1. the act of hold. | bank of ing from. ali sliding: “sometimes, &
r aint 5 ot from | revetment. Also, retain Pape tw
: peing held beck | re-tal-i-ate Covhiw or ‘ihe Sma kind
natrict (Tosa), bt. t9. koop within | for: as, to reliaie « wrong oh toaive like
bounds; to oe “limit: | for evil for evil; as, to retaliale
as, to restrict a patient to a cortain diet; to | for a wrong.
power ofa pad | re tal ia tion “el shtn), nthe
Te-stric-tion Germ san), 7. the act | lke, ly evil for ovil ravenge.
str of imine, ntiats ot beng | re-tal-i-a-tive ( Ceara a). adh ro
HEN rile preventing entire treed evi x we,
BoB pale dasrenane ee tery anes qitb-e0 gas.
re-stric- tive or (ré-strik’tIv), Pes
Te-stric-tive 5° foueg linge os
re-sult it Set 7 concturion or end to
‘things leads; consequence;
a to follow
eee at ch psd wir eos reintad
‘an ouscome: end.
tént), that which
re-sult-ant fi cgay ent), nthe enich
quence,
res] mé &
Said
career!
re-tal-i-a-t -to-Ty retuming Y is
re-tar-da-tion on Se eaknte)
dering; 3 lessening of speed or progress: delay:
retch & ech). rote. try to vomit; strain,
re- ten-tion (* Esta eas ,, the act of
of a book. [FR.j| possession; the state Kept, fe posses
Te-sume gare on, ete at things in te mind: iemoty. TOF NeoPa
as, to resume work; conversation. re-ten-1 tive een’ tent wip ‘adj. sr fe or
tic ‘ce-zimp’shan), the act | TE power,
re-sump-tion Qs up’ agsin after | as, a retentive memory. adh rotamiovelss
interruption, of beginning again; as, the ‘N. retentivences.
resumy of one's duties. ret-i -cence { (rét‘T-eéns), n. the quality,
it (eear sent), adj 1-Cel or, Habit of keeping
Te-sur-gent again, E| silence; reserve in speech.
n, one who again, as —* | ret-i-cent (Riisab,. oa rdimpocsd nt ast
bédt, £66t; found; boil;
fuaiction; chase; good,
zh= ~ 09 in azure; keh =ch as in loch. ‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
+ Joy; then, ‘thick; “hw <hasin when;
reticular
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inga: _ellent; Teerved in speech; as, a reticent
reticular figs adj. lke a
retrospective
an it, or to quarters: 8.4. to go
back or ward; withdraw to seclusion or
A an
ret-i. icule e reas © qzpall bandbeg
of
Tetitor form © m (oeetorn), ad ‘adj, arranged like
ret-i-na (itt {he tnner cost of the
of
peryes of i : that edgier
retreat), ni. the sult
retit in nue §
of disthnction Se
re-tir), eto go to a place
eu, 0. real vie
forces: to withdraw OF
from the market; stocks or
'; to cause to give up active service;
2, to, retire a policeman or naval officer,
re-tired (arn trom sctety
ven up business,
Te tire-ment $f (e-irmsat), n
being” wih ~
Sliadot oh Svein. ine). ‘en bat 1odest
erestiein “modest:
re-tir-ing (Gt igrward:"quict? shy; a= 8
retiriy juanner. to with-
drat on active + a8, & retiring
for.
red ttib-t u-to.
ie re-triev-a. ble eaten an
H a oss.
8-trTba-t8-r0, og
sas
in game.
Te-triev-er {" (eee
= oe
turn, an 3 rét’rd-080), ot.
¢ ee G give back;
2 & ll > to return re-tro.ces Sion Gore en tn: ‘in; oie te
re. “touch ¢& feta ‘tt. to touch 3; | of going back; or
tor = rove, by golng over; as, set anting ot cs tak 5
Tree! a follow back -erat adj. going “2.
Te-trace towant | no” Finco of beginnings | ward: reversed: Tetres Suet
re-tract ee "ee da ag: te
(ré-trkk’eM),
© palng ‘withdrawn,
bai slog ‘s ve cara ‘chan
Te-trac- tion {¢3 Yehet
adj. capable of
. drawn up,
state;
: ret-ro-spect FS i
‘back
mance,
. retro. ec-tive (Seino spF
3 re ra 2
looking bs or given to back.
ion | things Bast’’ TotSiting “tothe
Ate, conte rare cat, local, fur, “isk, se parades scéne,
right, sin; céld, dbey, e6rd, stdp, cSmpare; tinit,
, event, edge,
‘nite, born,
novi
retroussé 5
129
reversion
re-trous-sé Cera) J oe tee
re-tro-ver-sion (iévarehan, ns
¥
Fs
a. &
“il
in
shneHiEf
diaagreement:
re-vamp {O02
bbence, to patch, “make ov per
Te-veal Ger@). 24,00 make known’ dio.
vin *
municate, or make known, by divine or super
or injury in return for {~jury received.—ado.
cn .
rev-e-nue (Svent), on. that which
a onurns. Of comes back, from
the general income of a state, etc., from
customs, etc,
wwealeh, Prodnes, Hneome, Proceeds, frutte,
re-ver-ber-ant
re-ver-ber-ate (Sy" nt? ct
as
sound; | refi oat or light! et, 0 be
Sivek Woe Se fetcttod® as heat ae Meine
rodeo, ss sound,
re-ver-ber-a-tion {*,yorbe s’shtim),
{ng Usht oF heat, or reéchoing sound; reflec-
re-ver-ber- 2-1 (r6-vOr’ber-d-td-r),
ebengepee Recta
reverberatory furnace; reflecting; forced back,
re-vere Wuuhdsioa nisgied wit sve a
Tev-er-ence irisd™ i, Ween romnect
Yeneration; a low bow to show
‘title given to the clergy: with his,
to with
‘awe or fear; to bow to with
Ra pieet
‘Syn., n. deference, worship.
reverend See, HE May a
4
re-ver-sion
b6dt, {66t; found ; boil ; fuziction; Ghase; good; joy; then, thick; hw =whaain when;
zh=s as in azure; kh =ch as in loch.
pronunciation key, pages ‘xix to, xxii.
teversionary
530
reward
Gerufarek: eke to future possocions ‘ast
ure fon
the orien a ttle: retura of an ‘animal
ov ‘oFiginal typo oF
re-ver-sion-a-ry {Sait ce i,
pecalning
nature of, or involving, the reti of an
estate to the grantor oF his hers a the
‘grant has |; pertaining to the right
of future
re-vert = ‘elt? “ar Apne
owner or his
re-vert-i-ble
re-vest {yest #. to clothe or vest
‘to revest “with a
et tnen TE na
Feet nen ad sear
Blouse a taining wall: revetasont hurdle,
a movablo Obstacie, Uumually constructed of
arly “cone iis | ro
aioe “other
Fevetement.
Te-view (f8,79),,.™, 3.008 over soy]
tine equip et. to study or
aes Aes se eee
wise; examine critically; in-
ete.; write a critical notice of;
‘to write criticisms of books,
Faget .t. to address with abusi
re-vile © ‘ile lasiguage: ‘heap abuse upon
v12'), 0 to 60 ove and ox:
correct; ‘as, to revise a manuscript: na review
‘or rovision.—n. reviser, rey sor.
> sion Uecrias O2). n the act of|
re-vi-sion an) orth net of
‘the revision of a mant a that mich bas
arene of 2 paca ceca
&
re-viv-al Le eee attention
the rertea! of an old play:
te-viv-al-ist ° rev Abst), 0, 2, em who
walening, and wo fom
refresh;
ate, senate, rare, c&t, loc&l, flir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent,
right, sin; cdld, Obey, cord, stp, cBmpare; dnit, dnite, born, oe foe foi eds
‘state of neglect; to recall to the mind—a
ruviver.
ee Re aries
‘aa, | ity:
Sno form of government and the setting up Of
other, by the
angie coutusion, dlastdee, mutiny, rebeltion,
anarchy.
rev-o-lu-tion-a-ry SHr"oJ" t pran a4
to, or of the nature of fa compute
country: n.onew! part in: renechanes
rev-o-lu-tion-; ist ‘ne ee
ses Sat
yea aa iS ot
cause an
the mind—adj. r evotea
re-volv-er (geovol vee,
chambers in a cylinder that turns
that it may be fired several times:
ing Sata
rol
structed to be turned ground; aa, a reeolviag
vil’shOn), =. a sudden
jolent,
a4
Reynard 531 tib
gaived, or in Sones She a ee of praeworthy 900 rhi noc-er-o8 (yaaa fk MES
fom ‘animal of trope
ical Asia and Af- [7
rica, havi" gone
or two horas om
the snout.
‘ne|Thi-zome 1
(tf zdm), n. aw
rootstock: & i
stem in the |
|, which 1
luces rootg i
elow and
sends leaves
; | above, .
‘Bio, th | rho-di-um
thap-so-dist Soa ety
profession was to r| metallic cle- _
gpics:, as. the Bump re end , Rhigooeron 1, African;
Brest show tho do-den.dr. (e8rab- dn’ ardu)
f r len-dron {* .
rhaj e kind of ever
p-so-dize gruen shrub with lange, Ransome flowers of
thap-so.dy apee thom-boid g22Po2)...%, 8 four-sided
Famers SPeaiement and marked by over-| siden undyual and wives soe ace
gathusiaam: rapourous utterance: that part of| Siplog ad siabed Ute suc s tgure .
‘a musical composition. ho: bi fromn"bos). n. 9 four-sided
4), m. the South American os-|Tom-bus
rhe-a if) & Dlant, Rhea, ual and the ne eppedeg aides paral, alia but
tn Greek he pote of co ga | nich has ‘obtuse and two acute angles.
Rhen. [etry adj. of or pereal Also, rhombee-ady pmb e. tant
- fiver Rhine, ‘the 00’ bir! rhose
country near f= thu-barb (on Sci lentwtalus aro sed,
for i; Bloplant; the medi
cooking purposcs: nt; the medicinal
ft into, Or exprese in, lines the
Pwbich correspond in sound. Also,
tempt; | poot poet. Hmer, rimester,
a - " _
(ret"b-rtah’An), n. a mas | rhymestar.
theto-ri-cian (eot7shty 3 mar th (elthm: rithm), n. the regular
on] haber, iter oe speaker: as, 8 prac. | TH fecurrence in poetry. muse, eto,
h tic (foo-maeTo, pertain-| marked by a regular, measured recurrence
mero ic ait, OF | Of Bast. motion, “ete, “ag the rhythm of the
rustios and Jolnts, i pala by welling | Oe (rUth’m¥-KAl; rith’mi-kBl ),
eu eles; a ‘Neumatie infasimation Ales | FAYth-mi-cal 74’ Dertaining to, of thé
ymd-tlzm) . n. oars | Base, fy ox marked Se ime Alas
thet-ma-tism AT eer the amdeclos | thy thante. ado. ion *
and joints, often accompaitiot by swelling aid rib (HB), 1, one of the series of curved bony
(rin’e "), the bod; % At} Soything hes rib, 7“
tn), colorless wvity; anything like @ rib, as ©
thine-stone sone, unaily madeor | Hd. Hel, avip.'or baad: bles of timbers to
im imitation of » diamond, used in the side of a ship; an ele-
jewelry. mene the construction of an ateplsue wing;
b60t, {66t; found; boil; fuaction; chase ae ae thick; hw =wh asin when;
zh= as in azure; kh=ch as in loch.’ See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
2, longitudinal,
Stacked, tnd’ by the
fal or bt diarminad tie pr. ribbing}.
{o farnl incloe,afeeethen. Of mak with
Tib_ald {rib’ 814), cd}, indecent; low:
thy; as. a ribald song: 1. '&
Tice-bird eats: ta is acethars Uulead
ey .
unlit aa, r/eh
“ag ch color sweet and fall
collectively:
Hob
sake Gent stack, or rounded pile, as
Tick oe Ray" or seraw."tn the open airs" nt
{Pile of re n. child's disease
Tick-ets farked’ by soniess and curving
Se ery cava, adj, attectod with
rickety {fatew's Silas disease Indie
‘cated by softness and curving of the bones;
feb Tate Joita; abaky? weal 03, 6
y chal.
a O-shi’; rik’O-ehdt’), n.
ric-o-chet {i a}
shot or shell or of any mloalen altar the
ground or over the of
in
ri. Ip. and pip. Fcocheted, pr. #
{ng to reboubd by touching’ tho arth oF the
of water and off an 8 cane
Bon bal; alip; skim: cause to rebound
rid f,s¢
cold:
Tid-dance {144s}, nthe act of freeing
Es, departure was &
bp ‘den ‘fia’a). past participle of the verb
Tid-dle (ikon: * Pye Se Bima that
ble; | rifle,
sharpshooter.
rifle-pit 2:
‘tect riflemen.
Ate, sentte, rare, c&t, locdl, Mir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent,
right, sin; ‘ld, dbey, ebrd, st&p, cbmapare; anit, dnite, barn,
rig 533 ring
i : ding; sti:
rig et id eos, ices Soveres in, rita dis.
rosa or odd costume: ede. Taaees
Dp, ge . a oie i gh ion:
Sia Gio sertmary on ni-gid-1-ty Hecbllty; ‘eeraitees; sti
service; to fit out That in obeortoc aa
gress: a out or a rig-ma-role aa, Toot dis-
rig-a-doon (9427). atte S| rig-or Ge8%,.p,the quality of being silt
Tae by dank tad Be, |e of Sa erat Ni
; ong. Whige® occu northern ‘violent
TAG-Ger Moke the ahrouca, slayer ete | cull or shivering caused’ by Gold ot
Bear; tackle.
Sohit (ids, that, which ts correct; that
Bee SE
‘wrong
at ie ate "o'defend one's
Fighisr the
Post ause righted Iteel
ont use
fake trash eight; comrect: as htead for ant
person unfairly treated: 2. to recover
Be natural I position: ad}, ‘to truth,
law; jcorrect: truo: as, hg answer
‘ofninety
rmod by, one
dicular to an-
Netehts). adj. lving accord-
Ing to, Gr ruled by, the 1
virtuous: upright;
righ .
i (ef’chds-nds), n. qual-
Tight-eous-ness {ty "or stato of Suing
parpsiee HE pat: quality of being just;
(e601). adj. hav Just
ie right ful sciondibe 19 laws. ‘the
cs od
Hivhind’), adj. of,
it hand tainting to” or €aated'on. the
ght aids side: chiefiy depended upon; as,'my
(eit’hiind”®d), adj. done
Ti tehand-ed {ftihknd 6d) 2d. done | care
able, to uso tho right band more easily thant
the left; hence, dexterous; ‘skilful; rotating
from left to right, as thehands of a clock. |
rightly of duty rightly formed: “prope
ev: waltably: ts rightly
aerockly
informed.”
ropes rigor mor-tis {tigot,,oF rig’Ss, mon tie).
caused by death. 19°8i on), a
rig-or-ous (5'6.8r-08), adj, marked
rigorous discipline? exact strict: as, rigorous
honesty: harsh; bitter; as, a rigorous te.
—ade. rigozousiy.—n. Sigcreuspess, partia-
Rigs-dag (edie. malin bod
rile (4255 Yo make muddy:
ines, verse or line in which the sound of the
Inst word or syllable thus corresponds with
another; a word that sounds like another,
Verse, Or Postry, in which tho last words
some’ of ‘the ‘lines
Find (794), %,,dhe guter akin or coat, a
rin-der-pest (33% ‘tin’ die-piet), Piet) goo
cattle plague.
(ring), n, the sound made by a bell
TING or by metals made to vibrate: a circle:
a hoop or clreular band:
for contests or display
‘a combi
loudly and clearly; as, his voice rang out;
have a sensation of
ing sound: ao, i}
ears rit resound; as, the woods ring wit
re to summon someone by sou
balk as, to ring for 8, maid: to be fil
Feport of ‘as, the whole town
Tie Ba hie Tatton’ et to cause Wo eon,
as metal when struck; to produce (a
as by striking, @ bell as, ring tl
ca proc! aloud or abroad; Sco BS
: oN Are ears utter again; topett: the
om 0m | Sralson, to puts ring atound, encircles
6st, [6t; found; boil ; fuaction; chase; good; joy ; then, thick; hw = wh asin when;
zh=s as in azure; kh =ch as in loch. See pronunciation key, pages xix to xadi.
ringdove
534
hem Jn; to fit or decorate with @ ring, oF
ring.dove Seale b
aE
a. whitish
‘wood,
Dereoha acting togetier in “some” untawha
pirprise: ‘am the ringleader of a gang of
Ting-let (ia siis:"s Sarl of nal, eee
ing snake (2s Uy: <S.sed"” Bats
having a yellow collar.
TINg-WOTM SooPrrarked by” dine ctr
Tink {op tard off 1 the gasp of caring?
tinge.cine. Se cat ail eit cad
4 )s we
TINS ‘Water; ‘cleanse with
eae
ly
2
i . i
tins-ing {* {clasttng). x. the Liquid tn which | ani,
comes off in rinsing, .
ri-ot {it. ate ng Ge hs
mublic peace bi ‘ nurrber of permons:
Sus festivity. re iokuntous’ growah,
lowers!
35" of “ahrubbary un wth, oF
dissirbance, ‘to ORE nnd iat et. wfthout
Hoter
TLOt-OUS (intitadus dinmdor! eaiatag | Tl
revelry: wanton
Tip ind thd Ee Tipp P..
to divide b;
pce
| to become torn,
y the
-pa-ri. ie pa'riin; H-peiritn), adj,
‘or pertaining
‘a river or other bed! “of waters Re Red
Hightor in botany. ‘growing on the banks of
12
ie
ripe Hie i cara ge as, Pips | corem
rip-et i £3" at? condition “Tor “sot | tall
Pallgroweh ‘or ‘arte
Boeing matured or Bt for use;
seditious, boisteroust | rebels,
1 growine:
injury;
the rising
x
= ‘genera
cat), poms pa
risk danger: atin
some,
Tis-sole GP Har inincea "moat ™er tab.
covered with a thin batter paste and ted.
Derfection.
i ), m8, ota thrust, in| iret observance Of farns forms in chiara
Tee ee asi ge [ritualist eine gaceeta SS
mp er Gives’ by ‘cuttlng of fearing: & dewal is ti (rie"O-Mlele tik) edt
san fo eat SAP avett on, tho mrtecn| eurch ceremonies OS rave oa
rip-ple gcbaier: tay alah curling waver | soremonies
Ate, senitte, rare, cit, local, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, &dge,/novél, refér;
right, sin; cdld, ébey, cord, stép, c'mpare; dinit, finite, bfirn, clit; focts, mend;
rival 535 rock crystal
(PvE), n, one who tries 7 2 chestnut, brown.
rival Goch tnouier iy the same, oblect or color, ralxed with
reach oF obtain ray
1 frying to reach ili eclort
ae eae awe
ith: adj. having the : 8 oy,
Standing "in competition with. gud, con fq
Om the act of trying oak 40 Toud:
ac"exce, State of Balas Fars tay
jon. ‘anger; to
-p. riven, ‘oud, confused.
éaf apart; cldave: ohiclen est
‘participle of the verb 9 full. P
stream of water 2 loa, the
sea, & lake, OF hhorsca marked
flow; as, a river 2 adj. notay; dise
riv-er horse (riv’ér bore), the hippopot-
Tiv-et ("head ci Gne end” "used to. hance
RSE
ial free (it) from use-
together two or more pieces ‘or ridicule
of wood, metal, etc., by pass- heat, as before
ing it holes and oce of meat
forming a head on the plain , before a
end by ing: 0.t. to before a fre
secure with, or a8 with, Such Rivets
@ bolt; to clinch; make ‘firm ‘pp. robbed, p.pr.
Gr soci: an "toring friendship —n, stveter. soni
Tiv-wlet foo. ™ * Nile stream or ajustly; defraud: 2.
for use,
‘road rol-ler
iiss
(r3d r51"8r), a. nd 8
hea’ rs 9 hardy; strong;
see Ch : Pee
cylindrical rol- lwart.
lero, usually:
riven u
for .
seam, for com; aire
of
(gOd'eted), "n.aDlace "off a 1 that. which
road-stead iiyre “not a” harbor. whsee ‘Ormness; a firm
Teese n,m horse suited for , : fay bo a
fF tight driving rather than heavy ‘backward and
‘a bicycle or vehicle for se Po Backward and
oa ordinary ‘roads: a two-scated, usually H ; eallse to sway or reel
Righ-powered, automobile. H
road. way (St'ri).,", road, ompectally
Dass. s wed pleasure
b6%t, £66t; found; hoil; fuiction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw =wh asin when;
zh=z as in azure; kh=ch as in loch.’ See pronunciation key, pages xixto| xxii.
rock drill
Tock drill {Kon eo seat or Mplement
als, to bore or dill holes in rock, etc., for
Pane (eoc8t), which te
Tock-et {ist & dns ‘with galt-
‘eter, sulphur, and fastened 1,8
i
;
g
a &
rock-iness fuer) or es
Tock-ing-chair (org ect
sways
Weeasing’ populas’ in tho
eighteenth centuries; an} or
invbed tanto in art or literature: adj. of oF
Bile: hence, a bed taste In art or
rod @22. 9 straight and slender stick;
any ‘slender
‘ot
(rd), past tense of the transitive and
{ntransitive verb ride. ot
ro.dent Gudtat chit Za crm
2 adj. gnawing; biting:
(r5d°0-mbn-t84’;
Ba°0.man-tha’), n:
7 brags loao-
if Ya tO
oe 8), ma small deer of Europe and
TOC Vosiern falar cailel also the Too deer?
cto mans of exes of
rn. tho male of the
‘small deer of Europe and
Roent ge (ront’gén riz; rént’
ent-gen ra’ y _
tg YS gin ric), rays hav
c=}
i—}
3
B
8
to toss
Tong,” ae
ng
to Mace ‘winding, "tho form of 8
cylinder: as, cloth rolls easily: 92. to
cause to move onward by turning over and
‘Over; as to roll a ball; to move or pas
along on wheels; as, to ro & tablo across the
Toom; to wrap round on iteelf or upon some
thing’else; as, to rolls rug: wrap Up: as, 10
Toll oneselt in’ a blanket to drive of sweep
along: as, the waves roll the ship onward: 10
utter with @ deep sound; as, the organ roll
forth majestic sounds; fiat under &
roller; as, to roll a road; to beat, as a dram:
to pronounce, rolonged 1 ‘sound:
n rolling: rolled;
that which rolls;
upon itself in ies
of register: 8 bread:
often ‘doubled cake spread with
jelly and roliod a log
‘a of cloth Gr carpet, wrapped upoo
iteelf; ‘a con a8 of a dram
beaten, thunder, étc.; ‘tobacco;
a swell or : roll of
honor, a rho “hare
distingulshod particular
way; i iven %0
the published 4
roll call names of
those belonging Organization, soldiers,
pila in to. in order 16 find out
Pidee who aro present ‘obtain responses:
from them,
roller (3V%), n, that which turns rod
‘which small cars are run on rollers or wi
wollte coe trae eres hae
TOL-NC 5 pr. rollickinal, 78 © with:
a <i P.pr. rol king), to move of act wih
i i (r81'Tk-Ing), adj. with
rol-lick-ing Yoyots cariom wwtere
(fe), nm. a dishonest
rogue cheat; 8 scoundrel: playfully, &
mischievous, ‘Person,
ro-guer-y (Oe). n. dishonest prac-
Sous conte aE ay OE oa | Se
Ate, senfite, rire, cdt, local, fir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent,
Tight, sin; céld, dbey, cérd, stdp, cbmpare; anit, finite, 4
‘wheeled ment.
roll-ing-pin (2ujsg7i"7,,2 Smo
aaa of a. wk ote for rolling
‘to win eastly.—n. romp-
Rome: | rondo {rsn'd0). m. tpl. rondos, (ABs), &
voce or instrument @ vivacious, ripply.
eitions ce
SR Be a
tbe Rént. en rays (fontgin pix; rine’gtn
to ‘obs
ject eas ea a Priest
or cannot, penetrate and affect
scaaitive photographic called X rays
Biscotee. We Hos ‘Also,
Roentgen.
- crucifix,
y_Grucifix, oF representa
‘rise hanging on fe, over the
altar screen of @ church; s square measure
Epedocated, Greeks: | adj. wo lines;
Roman © ). %. & native or citizen | vals. Also, rondel.
‘Wining the pula, or lettec. of the apostle
fag or relating to node Howse tie ee melody:
£0 the Rox pe-taining to, sig da | Rint
form of the
Gistinguished be
Ro-man Cath-o-li
Bee Pps a the head: me the mae
of Rome. : an|TOOd {err "eru
Ro-man Ca-thol-i-cism 1'1- | the cross wit
gism), the ned of the
Roman Catholic ©. Chr
sien apa adventure: a sores of acta or happen-
‘tdon to what is real and to delight in
Se tomence’ faleShood, ‘an font she todos
£5 romance: #.£. to invent and tall fanciful or
‘extravagant stories; to indulge in dreamy
‘ax, romantic scenery: of
ho ‘art’ and Lterature of the
opposite to classical.—ado.
main’tI-stzm), n.
To-man-ti-cism “Ojtn'tistm), nthe
istic of being ive, sentimental, oF
‘extravagantly ideal in literature, strangeness,
Sbd Improbablity: the movement’ in Ger.
many and France at the beginning of the
Bineteenth, century to restore, to fiterature
spirit and style of the wonder |
b6dt, {66t ; found; boil; futiction ; chase; good; joy; then, thick ; hw =wh as in when:
J
zh=7 as in azure; kh =ch as in loch. ‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
Tual to one-fourth
rods.
of an acre, or forty square
building;
Peg eibegs rering, as of
0 cover with, oF as with, a roof.
roofless “41, 2d, having no top
roof-tree {i700 Ben Sea
Tontal ‘tinter ots
hence,
roof, which the rafters rest!
roof! tively, home,
rook rt eles
ees
in the game of
rook-er-y {*
(rgoun’
(£001:
‘bird of the crow famil;
‘black plumage; the castle
fee none who tots.
£2 n
iD) thoes 1s? Foon oF
a5 @ room Can Contain.
Toom-mate with" whom’ ose ‘shares
biped (rom), adj. spacious; ha
TOOMLY fituty ot room crepes? uct Souk
roomily.—n. room.ness.
roor-back (roar bile, na Ue; an untrue
le’ for. the purpose
of influencing an élection._[U.
Toost Whiet s bird
resting
A
ts
E
<asepe
a
ag
3
:
By
be
snags
a
ui P
ze
Et
SRY wre teat
snout. :
Ti6t), n. » Wtele root; a| remove the outer scaly
Toot-let (iShiary root throws One'by | nto ross berks “
i
ft
i
3
4
g
#
§
7
i
SR
if
8
j
J
z
8
k
5
¢
cord_made rée‘trtim), 2. rostrums
4 sites, | TOS-trum (tine). ‘or Cede
pit, platform, or stage for public
‘a. lipo oF Public orators oF coltectivaly
lutinous oF £°1. adj. lke a tose: red;
sinoe® o5 | LOS-Y ing: wlushing: very fovorabie, brioar
divide off, | bor a8, rosy ads. resily.—a.
off a plot of
draw in by
‘3 steer: slang, to
i
i
aed
g
I: n. the act
ror-qual rine ih
ro-sa-ceous {3
Gotti, 24), having. per
(rz), pt. of the verb rise: n. a well
rose (?%2). ». ever rise: nm, &
1
known prickly shrut ite fragrant, | learn them, with little attention to their
Deane aoe of ribbon or ince: s seoctie, wane: | Insteummene somewhat Like a guitar’ ‘ascd Bt
the rose, secretly. . the Middle Ages. os"
rose-bud Siepity,™ the duud ofa res: | ro-to-graph (inccE iy", “rehes Gore
Droaching womanhped, "| matic process.
TO-Se-Ate ‘clic! biogaing "TS*! | r0-tO-gra-Vure (ecm Yor din Taset
:'mA-r1), 2. if Oh from.
TOS€-MA-TY {5° Grergieca’ shud with | ou copper ‘cylinders; an “uluserstisn
‘pungent leaves and blue flowers. printed
Ate, sente, rare, c&t, local, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, novéal, refér;
right, sin; céld, dbey, cord, stdp, cémpare; dnit, Anite, barn, ctit, focts, meni;
4
route
a8, rotten, n politica. Htenness.
rot-ten-stone
SneBig alvisibte
di
mis ciclo, cylinder, or #10
3 a beat: as,
as, the day’
6st, t60t; found; boil; furtction; chase; good; jo:
4 roun-de-lay
in a circle.
;|Round-head
@ | ship's quartor-dock:
j|rout
‘time; as, a round of cheers; one of a number
of repeated actions: as, a round of whist: &
which a simple melody
refrain is often repeated; a dance performed
(round’h&d*), n. a con.
ca
for locomotives, built around a turn-
it first.
round-shoul-dered (fond shol
‘erect; having stooping shoulders.
rounds-man {rate whs viata Riess
on their beats.
Voy .. the
round-up {Setter ot horas-of catile and
driving them tn; the herd so collected; the
men and horses that lect them; the
dri of animals ther in hun’
two (ogether and drive in. ge cat ght
TOUSE Gr action: drive Game) froma.
covert ot ered ta. start from
action: 1g Dout.—n. rouser.
roust-a-bout {fPore: copoclatly,
hand on a river steamboat,
(rout), n. total defeat and fight, as
of an‘army; disorder resulting from
‘such defeat; noisy crowd: a rabble: mob;
formerly, a large gvening party: et. to defeat
and put to disorderly flight: to root up, as
with the snout; to sccop ut: to bring to
View; turn up; to turn out by foree: vf. to
mut, rummage.
7, defeat, overthrow, scatter. rae
fn. way or road ;
Journey; march: ¢.t. to sead
(root).
course:
eh,
then, thick; hw = wh\as in when;
zh=7 as in azure; kh=ch asin loch.’ ‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxi.
an
routine 540 rudimentary
rou-tine (832), 2, course of ines s,rubbing as ive the table a good rk
H a drance; something harsh to the fed-
government
of such rernme 7 be
Toy-al (obit), n. [pl royaltioe Cus).
the state, station,
of ‘a king;
verelgn, ral:
Collectively: kingly ‘mature or quality:
ate, senate, rare, cat, local, fir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, »
, sin; cdld, dbey, cord, stdp, compare; Gnit, finite, barn,
ings; & sarcasm. |
rub-ber (08%). anything used tor
| Shug, of India rubber: an article made of K
as elastic band, an overshoe,
ard playing, the imalority of poveral gain
anything of pe value; ‘trash.
rub-ble wre A, irregular, bobs
Ru-bi-con (ing he province SF Sesar
a Russian silver coin of
value, averaging about
k), n. colloquially, the multitade
cofamon persons or things; throng;
tuded (riid’@r), broad, flat plece of
rud-der 1. .,
to the stern of 8 ‘tnd
le;
ior
faa; sous:
a
rugged: ‘as, rude
unski 98 @ rude 3
‘awakening
rudeness.
(188"dI-msn‘té-rh),
TY adj. pertaining to
being, in an cerly or ning £3 aot
noval, refér;
it; focds, ment;
ot need iatted
(raf), on. 8 oe ,oathered
to furnish or adorn with plaited oF
ps; to make to stand up oF out:
tte feat to. distur
Sau Nee abe
ru-fous (ots 2). ag yellowlsh-red or
Theavy floor covering, usuall
rug (88, fae ge STP tize 0
‘SOTeE ls part of tHe Boor a Mab mad
Shimal nkia with the hair’ or wool on: o
Goarse, warm woolen cloth, used as a cover
ine oral oe
‘as, rugged. ‘country
unkempt; uncouth
Pegged bea
thing destroyed or fallen into decay;
state of decay or desolation: rt. to pull down,
destroy, overthrow, or make poor: tt. tg
‘decay; ‘perish: be’ brought to poverty and
sonar adj. demolished: de-
suffered down-
into do-
ated; house in
‘a ruinous stato; destructive: Hurtful’ as: ui
ous conduct ade, rutnously.
Eaten is trac or may be expected
oi ox]
majority of cases; the people
ign rule;
usual’ opurse
fh te
rarice
sseralghe, prtp for draw
of type-high met
££ to govern oF control:
‘mark wit
at 4. to decide & point;
Sway, metiod. system, law, for-
aid ee pobre
Tue . 41 Tun
TUE sirong Car formeny, wed ane made |TUL-€T Hp of po metal te toed ba
RoR
as
chewing the cud;
ed.
by arn ‘over the con-
to make @ thorough
Tru-mor
sory; as, 8 rumor
: (emp), n. the hinder parts of
lered: ump {82 Buttocks; fag-eod of any-
popa-
dar ‘an unverified ‘current
et war: €0 epresd bY
n. a fold or platt:
,
rum-ple {2 St and 64."to wrinkle; ‘ruimple:
fy ran, pp. Ps
to Move or oon. the feet oa
na walk; to act in a wai
swifter pace
‘uch motion; ag, be ran, away
25, ‘expreas
‘orty nities "an our: “wanes repular
fep: as, ‘se'tne boat runs bebween" Boston and
New York; move on in a stream; flow;
the" river runs down, hill:
melt and” How:
as, tallow, runs: to (be in action; “as, the
See Tun; extend in space: as, the
runs through his land; continuo in,
time; as, the play ran a year: fnto a
different ‘state or condition; as, to run into
luck; run to seed: engage in a
Contest: "as, to. nun for offee: "pase er look
=| ee or over rapidly:
follow a lino of
funs in tho family; vend:
taste does not. run’ in that
‘wound oF sore,
direction; “of a
2 tt, & Cause to
journey" as, the boat
# ‘or that which flows;
béBt, {80t; found; boil; fuaction; "hase; go0d; oy; then, thick; hw = wh asin when;
zh=2 as in azure; kth =ch as in loch.
‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
1eh'er),
VNPRRCXPNEt
buh ark gwahn
SPY STBMATS
” genes (Aiphone
. p.p. of the verb ring: n. a
(rang), p.p. of the ¥ ng:
n reat
‘temporary dismissal from a college. ii
rus-tic-i-ty Co-teL. 8 rural oe
: countrylike’ manners or sim
ae tle Warl: n, = soft, whispering eound
‘the |FUS-tle srch'ss"thae made by leaves: ee
fo make a soft, whispering sound, as the
| rubbing together of silk or dry leaves: ft. t0
; | catise to Make such & sound.—n. rustling.
rus-tler {Ts}. "one thiat, Fustles or
‘n. pity; compassion: tender.
‘the oe
‘bt A ith a
terruption of friend); hemia, or | TUUD ness; fe
= art Of the intestines through | another: Rath, a book of the Old Ty
the abdomen: ¢.t. to burst | containing the story of the Jewish
oe, break “olently” apart to, act With | Chat name ad) rwehfade © 77
pernles iomddtty ei to muller a breech or |TUth-less Gage: barbarous adh rete
Dre | ({O0'rkD. adj. pertaining to, or like, | UT GHe na hardy Plant closely related 10
Tu-ral (Re Soucy” Se" countty “life as, [TV€ wheat: also. ten grain or eceds waar
rural free delivery; Fustie:-—ade. rurally. | made from tye grain.
Ate, sendte, rare, c&t, local, fir, ask, pdrade; scéne, &vent, &dge, novel, reer;
right, sin; céld, ébey, cérd, stép, cdmpare; dnit, dnite, brn, ett, focés, mend;
Sabbatarian - 543 sacristy
Ss
ta-ri-an (orsiing to he cab. | Sac-er-do.tal-ism slscfed spidea:
in. & 3, tender to em]
re
z
fa
&:
a
Ff
i
3
g
E
:
@
ie
Sab hath aiviatn, n. the seventh sack ie sp
b-bath of tne week, observed: by the | eta.:
jows as a day of reat, commencing at sunset | short,
ey
sa-ber (s8’bér), n. a cavalry sacks or bags.
binge: ito waged: oe Ell sacque Sick "Ae mee
JSD. chest WitD euch 8 sword. sac-ra-ment Soed Dear an; * DO
sa-ble SEED tact eno nandsome, | S-cred
dark, glossy '; the fur of this
28,
a Pertaining to religion; ' as,
y of coats of arms, black: pl. mourn-| consecrated: ‘holy not to be treated trre
ing dres adj. dark- ently or put ‘unt 3 held
‘Colored; Black his mother’s memory sacred. . ‘enaredly.
‘bot (8° bd’), n. wo —N. sacredness.
sal wooden sho ‘Syn. hallowed, divine, dedicated, devoted.
or Ar Profane)
i
as
8
3
gt
]
Sabre tache rad Coa Offering, sacrifice. adr. sscrifctalty.
Gil), n. a bagiike part of « plant or| sac ri Je; @ Gkieerie, tbe crime, or
Sac faith Tadians. who af ons kine Tired | eae ry J (oXk11-18'108), a). trent-
‘ong She upper Misstertppt sac-ri-le-gious (Tet), od. trent
sac-cha-rin Sorc much Swocter thas | gnc rig | an uk eevisy 7 Sop whe bas
-ris-tan {he Gare rreewe
sac-cha-rine (itr: Srdduciae, om perpen
StEAr sweet, sac-ris- Ram apartment to
Bac. oF do-tal Shit Etats? | Metin maids etna fa
b6dt, {66t; found; boil ; futtction; chase; good ; joy; then, thick; hw = wh asin when;
zh=z as in azure; kh=ch as in loch. See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
sacrosanct
544
saint
sac-ro-sanct (gierPexit),, 2d. most
: Cy |. 1. the lowest of
: iSe'Gectbone; in'man: che’ ove
de | SAZ-A-more
d'L-bS),
OW which form
articles made by 8 harness mate
Flals for making saddics -
sad-dle-tree (82},i7. "the trame of
Sad-du-cee Sidene’anstjerttte Se
sect, that clung to the letter of the law and
denied the rest Of the dead.
aes
an
Jewish | Indian palms.
Sa-ga gE seo) oir omens Com «
sa-ga-cious {i268 700), od), shremt:
‘coatmon
(od-gis’
news.
(ghg'd-mor), Indian
chisr among Sertain North
ot
‘any one
recere
sage-brush S820. 7
in color, found on the deserts of
Sag-it-ta-ri-us Cee ine ™ mh
tiga of the zodiac: southern constellation
Tepresented by a centaur shooting an arrow.
sag-it-tate Gob Teat), odd. of shape 4
iaieae “oat
8a-go £15 u "ot
starch from the
trunk of certain East
KID), n..
(eh) n.
sa-hib
motte
‘usually
f
3
3o
Weg
any
tt
\tliness.
Saint Ber-nard 04,2222; .008 | sal-i-va-ry (U2 044.0 SB
ns y
saint-ed (ein'téd), p.adj. $2 ponteed: pie 2
Saint Nich-o-las 8% ;2/%)| mow of se with SeeaosSy
oor ee vain), n, the set
" sal-i-va-tion gaiteesnip) 7. .
‘Rusaia, and of children, seafarers, and virgins:
bringer
‘the |e to children on | ing, an abnormal of fluid in the mouth;
Clas Y Known Sania | eal low 2uo: adh, fs. pal, city,
. : : low ,
sake $i), "end; purpose: cause: no. | EE yellow n. a small tree of
my sake; for his sake, otc. sal-ly G4). 7. (pl, sallies (42)1, a sudden
sa-laam .
and ¢.
sach a
sala.
able.
sa-l
Inchousness.
sal-a
areata Of salt, pepper, vinogar. and oll; | (eim’Gn), n.
Gogerables or herbs for salad. *| goa flah,” found
sal-a-man-der faim) renbine 82 | Mauare, Swell
ne
lzard, ablo to live both on land and | ascends rivers to lay ite eggs: the yellowiah-
and believed by the ancients to be able to Bibi calor. of salmon flesh: adj. of yellow-
Sala ae, payment perry wamin-bée), 1m. (pl
eB Vén-béeD. n. (pl.
sal-a-ry (or services recom -ON-ber-TY saimonbernee hs
pense:
sale
price: r,
juality for a low as. 8 the paintings or sculpture ere.
ie, Gail fair foe a" arate or pul isdn’). n. a hall or stave apart-
object; as, a cake. cae chance to room; fine
Foods. or demand for 3 88, & sale uses;
for meat; auction. a be ly, in the
2 thE AN th. n° common! Gal's1-[). n. a European plant of
-e-ra-tus soaium bicarbonate; “cook: the chicory family the ‘root. of
oyster’ nt, is used
n. [pl salesmen | for food.
1. saleswoman], one of lum, used for
for the preservation of
ship), n. the ‘the earth or by
one who sells ler;
;, in chemistry, the com-
J. pertaining to a certain e action of an acid on a
ranks : ic law, the lacing the hydrogen
‘or a metallic element;
conspicuous or prominent.
sp ent cae | at alia
ea ee ee On A bere ee
Bitorthe’ evens) taritory. "or_ an _oueward ar GORDEtE). n, rock salt o
bending of the Tine ort Failed. lini salt pe-ter atone ‘salt: . nice: used. in
sa-line tain oe tins. ie aa sane | five. ‘io. aaioetee Seeman
mapstance: “salty: “ns ‘salt ‘sbring—*.| salt rheum 201, ;am), any of various
bOdt, [66t; found; boil; fuliction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw =wh asin when;
zh =s as in azure; kh=ch asin loch. See pronunciation key, pages-xix to xi.
salty 546 sancti
ty
A i = (sd-mb’Gn), adj. of
salty Saat, caiee a = are ara:
greeting: a greeting.
d-10'td-t6-r1), adj. greet-
gel te Oe ee
commencement exerciacs of and
a
salute O03 iene seer and ar
ie
z
Hit
aa!
Japan, the nobie mllitary caste, ors moms
san-a-tive ('srielis to, Saves ea
pare
sanc-ti-fied {i
$0 cae tean t, to make boty
ae ;
to sc part for some sacred
ics.
tee oe aE Rlaly
at
righ it; poyel rea
sanctuary 547 Sapper
Sane toy et al sae | Sans Se a eet gc at
m H Lm
a .—ads. oe -—n. ranguineness..
San-he-drim Quapim), 2. the gress
Petowta, scribes, and cders. petaided over bo
Tigh price. “Alo, Sanhedrin” Liat
for nita-ri invalids of the Teaheals
certain diseases; a sanatorium. .
particles of crushed
pscrotcht of such soll: a bes
as, the sands are numbered that
making. Also,
sand-bag jana: asod fe ballast, tronch
parapets, ote: vi to give & blow tor of wan
with, oe ind’ blast”), ad driven
sand-blast (7's bisy "ail" cy steam:
ms . & kind of " nrrOW.
sand-pip-er Gna Wie bihi ‘iit Toss | rile sles er fret Un.
Jegs and BEd"), he weak-mind
sand-stone #i%'s'20, 1». « rock mado sap-head or stupid fellow: ‘s simpleton,
tina). n.
miper es
eolid mass, . thin | 88-pi-ence {SE?t
Sand-wich git", ime in| SPL
etc., between; anything like a sandwich:
Ebjnte Pisce between two other persons or
dt), adj. of,
sandy se 'gD. 28). componod of, abound.
like u shifting: not firm under-
‘morte
balanced
sanely.—?. athe ne sap-o-na-ceous (apie piehts), pom
ire id ewan Sapper is), 7 & soldier employed
sang-Iroi mposure; coolness | SB] ing hidden trenches
Fe ying ceca RT and omed ae Satie mF
bédt, £661; found; boil ; fuiction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = wh asin when;
zh = as in azure; kh=ch as in loch. See pronunciation key, pages xix to xadi.
Sapphic 548 saturate
Sap-phic ean Sa-tan Seek! dhe "Bevil ce” Prince et
eap-phice ete
SAD-PY immature: Satch-e] (acne), % 2 small bag to whice
8a] OF al ings, pay Scien handed Baloo
Pressing scorn or cont
gar-cas-tic
sar-coph-a-
(br k ofa
EUS ces).
the Grcckn for cot
fins; a stone cofin
or tomb. .
Yom
Sarcophagus
Sard ;tudeb-yellow or brownlsh-red’ stone
of the quartz variety,
ine {Sr of tio Rerrine tamuly, rood
fn oll or mustard.
or.
sard: one
breastplate
‘preeerved in .
di-fs), 1. a of
(ear'di-ts), m8 of
Bodine pastes of place ad)
sas-sa-fras {Sura Toot
. saablese.
/d-fris), n. a tree of the
family, whose root,
‘wood. and flowers have a smell and &
t taste,
roto tee, Hb
satin-y goey.°*
satire tne
5
1
¢
‘wich ila one's Wishes, contenta,
sat-is-fac-tory SH O20,
‘dress; the
qwufficient;
ent
uncertainty; ‘the,
Sat (sit), the past tense and past participle
& province in ancient Persia.
sat-urate ONO ot So ae
seniite, rire, ct, loci, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, &vent,
Bin; céld, dbey, cbrd, stdp, cbimpare; finit, nite, bern,
hovel, refer;
it, forks, mend;
saturation
549 sawmill
the for absorbing; as,
imi of the capacity for absorbing: | as
saturate a sponge
‘water with sugar.
oor térn’:
%] sau-terne rn tOborn ym. &
sav-age @8YN),, 04), unctvilised: | wild:
satu-ra-tion eres state “St vated: a human beng in # rude, uncivilized
being soaked: condition of substance when | state; bar! ‘Dereon.—
in uch it y
ta absorbed oF ‘as much as savage ty Hee, oe
Pores barat: trl SI an one plan
Brent day “ot SA-VAN-DA st’ mosdow "hating "so toca.
week. sa-vant (sh*vid’), n. a learned man; &
Saturn {it scholar. '[Fn.)
rn), save (sky), 0.4. to out of or
‘n. the planet |; Fescue; iver
than Ju- ritual death; 3 as, to sare
Men pregeat event of: ahs
dent
father of Jupiter.—adj.
San wuttrnsti-tn), ad
Sat-ur-pa-lian yeu. ites
riotously 4
Sat-ur-nine Minder tio /iftonc et; | be donosied st interes.
ull: ‘gloomy! savior ¢av 7%). 7. one who beings out of
‘or wood- :
who indulged in| ga yor aver). m favor! taste:
fust:” supposed to be scent; emsential. quale
and ‘represented ss| have a certain flavor or smell:
ears and hors;
‘Rings of Gaturn
tho first idng of | SAW-dust 3"
Saul feta" etna a
to the lizards.
sau-sage Soat}an, Dore i
wnctal | SA-VOY {igo with’curied lnvee”
save time; lay by; as; to save money:
an ‘avoid unnecomary expense; t0 prevent waste:
Roman, god of eeedtime and harvest;| to lay by money, a little st a time: prep. ex-
alley oe nature of:
vol’), n. a kind of winter cab-
60), mm cutting tool with a thin,
°F! saW S50" blade ands toothed. edger
‘the | which fly from wood wl
usuatly’ porte | fy plamte of soft wood and deposits ber ogee
. ‘sof
yscusbned, | therein
inclosed in/a.sldn or made into small cakes. || saw horse (soos. n. a rack or frame
rth). ad}.
fried quickly and
containing Uttle
‘on which’ sticks of wood
Ee ‘of toon, ‘especially meat or Hake saw-mill 22m! mu
bédt, f66t; found; boil; fustction; chase; good; joy; then, thi a;
in loch. See pronunciation key, pages xix to sai.
zh=z as in azure;
kkh=ch as in
sawn
sawn (200). the past participle of the verb
HESS
Ea
88
af
5: et. to put Into such
cane.
‘adj. covered with or
7 affected with
with hot lquid
contact with
Ate, eenate, rare, cat, loc&l, fiir, ask, ps
Tight, ein; céld, dbey, cérd, atép, cdmp'
. | Scan-dal-ous (nia ius
5 reputation, ot
Tet
fi
Fired
ri ad 7
bulb-ebay
scal.
edge
edge,
Border
ment;
bread 4 =
> nthe akin top
scalp {fertena "trom which the bade rome
the sidan and halt of the, bead torn off by
the ‘North “American Indians in token,
victory: rt. to deprive of the skin and hair
Small quick prof’ colsauisily, to bay ‘and
sell (rallway tickets) at reduced rate—a.
‘7
ome. sction
SRS ARTE e Mie Cg at
someone:
defamatory.—ade. sean:
novél, refér;
fochs, meni;
talously
drade; scéne, vent, &dge,
are; ‘init, Gnite, barn, at,
Scandinavian
551
scent
i. i. (skén“di-1 Bi vt-Bn),
Scan-di-na-vi-an (f'"(din
‘Scandinavia, (sweden, Norway, and
mark), ite Uterature, or people:
geansion GA 2 Sas
w ey are
gehen bear which any verse may
Scant sanieni “bol Rh "ora
having only» aziall ‘amount:
scant pal 2s
Scant supply of food: ef. to stint: bettas
supply of; “be stingy with.—adv. soantlr—n,
(geineting), n, 8, plooe of
Seant li ‘of email ‘dimensions,
‘uped for a cor an ue in a lacbeand:
aster partition; ber. ‘taken ~col-
‘size af a piece of bulld-
ing stone of amber
(skh). 2d). lcomp. _ scantler.
super. seantlent), narrow; “barely
sufficient for nécesaity; ‘meager:
sparing: ‘umited:—ade. soantiiy.~~n. scant
~n. bare, l, insufficient.
An. (cuph’x. the shaft of a column:
SCAPE fh botany, a long naked ot :
ly from the or from unde
the ground: the shaft of « feather. the
scape-goat sncmnt Jews, s goat
‘Church,
jecvelens ne, worn by certain priests:
two Pigere of cloth "worn ‘over the shoulder,
in the other garmenta, from motives
(git). 9 mark left on the skin after
‘of a wound
;|scen-er-y Sints2-
stage.
sce-nic (elk: stot). ad).
bédt, fot; found; boil;
lwiction; chase; good;
has aa in azure; kh=ch as in loch, Bee pron
fabric worn loosely over the shoulders or
about the ecg oe head, or around
the waist; ya lapped ole:
Sieroove formed by calling’ ct totals tewe
Biscay of tanta) ‘atthe ends Dy, Ca
to cut & ecarf or groove in, as for &
ureery,
cute in by a lancet; as, nto
stir up on the surface:
Aa
eae aes:
itch wi
scat-ter ‘throw.
Rig
‘dispersed or dissiy
SCAV-EN-er ployed vo “clean “Uke
streets; any animal that devours refuse or
poe na ti Ghi-nk'ri-3),m. the. sketch
Sce-na-T1-0 OFS plot, an ‘outline Of the
Chief incidents to be represented in s moving-
. i ee \Isce, or circum
scene #2). (g@n), n, 3°. 5 com
i ple
‘the action of'n play to supossd to
‘n, tho a}
present
of
where
Place.
vision;
sppearance of nature in
mountain scenery: 8
artistic,
to’n fan pe OF ‘view of Tuature:
e views of nat
joy; then, thi
authority
rt ‘mace. Also, set
scep-tic %
‘akeprei)e nm. one who doubte:
‘one who fe unbelieving: od, ime
rd adj doube
incredulouss pet
552
school-boy GigtrPa). p= bor whe
school-fel-low GkGOVTel"O), n. 9 com:
§ anion or
school-girl @koystrl).,n. & ett who
taining to unbellef, : school-house 2k°21Rows?.n, the butta-
sched-ule ucbaral: shéd’dl), n. a written | school are held. ‘axoors ™ a we .
| School-ing (choo; “Sducstlon’ “thor ect
of teaching; ipline; reproof; pay gives
‘Syn. pupil, savant.
Ant fee dancay
schol-ar-ly geovset). 0d) Ed
man; cholariy book; learned; i sh), on. kind
Tectual ‘and highly” cultivated: schot-tische bob). 7-2, ,kiod, of
in methods of study. also, the music for such & dance. Also.
schol-ar-ship 33 done 2 1 a sci-at. ic Sem: & Rp =, ‘ike
lal “ct knowledge | a | rheumatiem. 4 "
3 student, su ‘’
tion or by an ir vid)
scho-las-tic {'
or institutions
characteristic of the schoolmen
‘Ass: bene, ith
Sk 1 . 2 the physical world:
scho-las-ti-cism {Se/steugite asa ne | bllty do. as n obpseagence of kuowistor:
Hefs of the schoolmen in fe, idle Ages re paras > one subject.
Than on life: henoo, edantry or devotion to sci-en-tif.ic 0, or used nr the .
ook learning: 's point of view based on book | obtaining of knowledge ‘by, export
Dearing rather than on knowledge of life ment and observation; as, scientific,
hoo] #k65!). n. a piace where instruction | instruments; in accordance with, or
School jp ‘given:” the body of puplis and | following, the rules ‘or ‘method
teachers in & place where instruction, is | systematized, knowledge; as. scien
ven; = seminary or college in the Middle | tific conclusions; iS
Age tot teaching theology, logic, etc.; the | systematic in me of study;
of the teachings or beliefs of «| versed in know!
particular teacher or system; also, the | skilled in some branch of
System or beliefs of those 20 associated: | knowledge. —adv. scent
Heer ls gated’ snr the scuofer expat: | SCi-en-tist Gomoi't, ‘be de
Sree a coal or great’ number, as of feb: | voted to, systematized Know
0.t, to train or instruct in a s¢ |; discipline: | especially that which deals with ‘Setmitar
‘dj, Dertaining to & school. Dhysical world. Orletal
school-book gk°3!b2k9,.n. 8 book: for | scimitar gin Ltt). nan, Ortental or
sext._ : , blade, Also, ecuntesrs wore An 8 CUTE
dite, senate, rfre, c&t, lockl, fir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent,
, moval, refEr;
right, sin; cdld, dbey, cérd, stép, cSmpare; dnit, finite, birn, cat, focks, men’;
scintilla
sein tila SS,
in his
in-til ‘omrivikty 4. to give forth
scin-tillate tarts fre, or Arellie par
es; twinkle; sparkle. |
scin-tilla-tion 2p" hung “SE
sparkling: k or flash; twinkle.
scle-ro-sis Po %bas cr the beds.
disease.
1 (@kl6-r0t'lk), adj. hard; de- r
scle-rot-ic souns tne ‘arose malts Outer: | Scor-pi-o (georPhd). m tho taht step of
af
x
i
£
3
ion; chase; good; joy; then, thi
1e zodiac, “or
‘@ southern constellation of th
5
4
3
i
of the .
scot (Kot). 7. a tax; contribution: « reck-
ening) fine.
e Scot ke), 2 ® native or inhabitant of
| Eoiteniove asf by rubbing: to, pu
ee ry
Siean “through "rubbing: "fo move ewitty,
scour ge (skirt), n, & whip used to inficy
{© indict punishment
‘tion: ‘hence, any disease that affects @ large
iber of people; as, the of 8}
Infiuensa’ of to whip eoverely grieve OF tor:
; hw = wh as in when:
. See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
scouring rush
554
screw propeller
scour.ing rush Serco Boral pit
scout sao gic. ana ’b
fo
especially of the "moversints, te
in cricket, ® aelder: SA. to)
‘information, ily of
of an
explore; ‘te eft
‘contempt: to rejoce with
oor, a8 9 Fdlculous; as, to scout 9 line across the prise ring. up to which bares
an By tember of an| Were brought when they to fight
Srearlzation whlch, "by" a Combination ‘ot | once 7 up
moral peeks to develop
& manl
make ‘tie ‘Community:
‘scoutmaster, the leader of one or more unite
flat-bottomed boat
Of this of tion.
scow (ko. 2. gies pe
erica
move on #1
scram-ble
Snr tontde Sea
is $i ee
neas: tt. to toss at random: to
clippings, etc.. may be pasted.
(skrap’), si draw over, he
scrape Sting
a ee
sharp: clean by
rubbing rit
oarah | with out, of, a homeo vovarn with SS
meal.
He . and corn
scrap-py © krap . ads. =
Aig, senate, rice, cht, loci, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent,
t, sin; céld, dbey, cord, st8p, cmpare; unit, duite, barn,
hooting.
i|screed See.
¢ | Rature of a protection from obecrvat
he : creaking.
a sehen ah fear oc ‘60 Ute
auch a ery: et. to utter 8 loud, plercing
scream-er (semi)... one who. «
screams; = Bouth J ican, wading bird.
Screaming Geo Seceame: “rece
8 scream; calling fc screams, as
28 cece comedy.
screech Ste fats minh, abet oo
Scharsh, ebill ory: ‘t.t. to cry out in a sbrf
cry instead of
‘anythi
‘9 surface on which
a
or comet
‘shatter
‘pace through a coarse siove: “to
fect (a picture) upon a ecroca with
Pickus Dice or wecte
auiv'er), a!
Se oe
scribble
serib-ble Qe etacesiy!” ot scrawl:
\ hasty, careless writing “ft. seribble-
eribe Si). 7. cee ‘k;_ one who
the iP GLip a the Bible
™ le:
-ture ihe thote or the ihe Old and New
‘of them: scripture,
i.
“Glad, ne roll ot .
roll 4B atchitectiss e apirad orne
‘ent: a foun to ure. te
fll Saw Gots ta naw for eawing
srt), 9.t. eh ane scrubl
b prec fleas S04 Bp oepubeds | a
‘clothes; rub with a ret ch cloth
viet, brush a8 a flor! td. to clean or
y hard rubbing: n. one
p volls bara fr meager vine: ad
7 stu "in growth; cov
‘gira, n. the nape or back of the
funch Beet rnc vt. and t.4.
4 Sreake with ‘the tooth:
. act or sound of crunching.
Ha-ple setemt’s weight of ouothind of 8
‘or ewenty grains. a very small quan-
hesitation, es; ly from difficulty in
what is right; unwillingness to do
« peig boca of sense that itis
» SConseienti against
2 TE to hesitate trom Conscientious | a
pu-los.i-ty (enter.
vs fhe atta, or al
a hon a palas y
pl. | cooking
(ki’pin), nm. any of certain
-pin
I A spiny soa’ fab with large hoads
salto
7. tho art of
Sealy ture Givibe. divthig, “wr Retwitee
stone, efe., tato ete ‘animals, ote.
or figure: 4. to carve with the
hlbe, et, on, in, or from wood, stone, ete
to portray’by vo ornament by carv-
fag. in ‘physical’ goography, to ia
forin by gradually Wearing away
brid layer of impurities
on the surface of a liquid:
the refuse or dross of metals in a melted
state; anything worthless or vile; worthlees
People; as, the scum of the cities.
'|seup Beg), nce common but, valuable
astern United Staten. on the coe
ér), n. a hole or tube in
SCUP-Per {hONie ota stip torcary of
deck water. (kup 'e- ar
scup-per-nong 607 F208). fi
tn tp eons, Uaica Sea ese
ee ehtte, flaky scal the
nw scales on
Scure sin" especially “on the scalp: dao-
grat: anything like flakes of ‘scales acteking
race.—adj. seurty.
a . - scurril-
ar-pu-lous ‘inod fo be vonsdestious! scurrili-ty #2 rete vulgar, Vier or
A ate ie, sorupulousiy— | Indecent Joking or jesting: an ‘Indecent
q :
st, f06t; found; boil; fuiction; chase; good; joy; then, thick ;hw —wh agin when
*z as in azure; kh=ch as in loch.’ See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii
scurrilous
556
sealskin
scur-ril-ous gk" Tite), 2d), using the
vement; | the sea as a
skOr’vD. 1.
blood caiused by lack of vegetable
fuice, and marked by great
‘Shinness of, the, body, bleeding
so marked by weakness, * gums,
Ste-i, vile; contemptible; mean; paltry. =
Scut Sud, % ‘the abort, upright tail of
scu-tate (gk0'thy. adj. round in
like a large scale; shield-sha}
tn zoblogy, covered with large. oie,
tod.
(sith), ‘n. a curved cutting
(stth-An), adj. of or pertain-
Ing to Scythia, ite people, or
neof an anciont, wandering,
inhabited what is now
and the regions east of the
sea a-nem-o-ne
deualty large, beautifully colored,
sea-board BY
We bord*), n.
the sea.
sea bread (eee Vind of cracker nun
sea calf (hats hide and ote
seacoast:
adj. near ‘or Gn the border of
(e8 bed), ship biscult; hard-
sea-coast (#2¥é0"), %. the coast of the
(@8 <ou). one of several varieties
. such
S€a COW of water
manates, dugone, walrus, etc
sea dog 3i,{08
as the
Ate, senate, rare, ct, local, flir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, edge, él,
right, ain; céld, dbey, cord, stdp, cdmpare; anit, dnite, birn, cit, focks, mend;
sea el-e-phant {3,7 ofttO ean te
Southern Hemisphere.
sea-far-er @&"r't). n. a calor:
mariner,
seafaring ‘Sc cit. Rierts
sea fowl
sea gage
SeA-ZO-iNg soksbio we ited (Or tee co
the open sea; seagoit
‘erén”), Of the green
SA~QTOED fh Color ott ome oo
any bird of the gull fam
sea gull {7 tha: ‘isbttually ‘steve nest,
long.
sea horse (23 tina *Paleece cad tail
fish; any of various small fish with head
resembling that of » horse; the walrus; the
a pirate
4. tom
(@8l brown),
color of the
seal brown
Go lave). the lew
sea lev-el Sheinuow with “ts Gas
0a at mean tide.
seclude
the
: | to smacury or onal
ure OF me
the holiday season; one of the four divisions
Of the year, as _
mariner; one Te, occur
shares in the actual work of navigating & seanon able Bat, otc
veusel. per time; opportune; in keeping with
G¥mkn-ehip), n. knowl- | {he time of ‘year! as, seasonable —
fin axpert eallon oe “(B'emAl), adj. of, pertaining
Tee), cap, without eoame; | S@@-SON-Al (9) “oc ‘changing’ with. ths
mo goats, seasons; as, seasonal trades OTe
oe i°rew: | S€A-SON-ING sided to give rallsh to food
sparing. ox, having, | idl fla.“ eve eich SS oa
ially, roughly fin- it 280), n. that on which or in ‘which
ished seams; hence. of low ci rough; | Seat sits; chair; sito: residence:
hard and unpleasant am, the seamy side of 3 Fe ‘or proper place of sitting:
Gi'ins; skUAs), n. a meeting | ou horcbacks ote':” tho ‘place where aay
sé.ance # nemion. especially & mooting i eottled or ‘establidned: as, tho seat
of apictanlita to Foentvo spirit monsnge of thi, trouble; place in Congress’ or other
lane C2 plin), fan airplane 20 | ia et. to place on a chair,
sea-pl that it can alight upon, | etc.; calixo to.s{t down, establish: place in
‘ang miovo along on, tho water: calfed albo & | any’ alto or position; Yo furnish with seste
hydroplane. a, ne harbor, o to renew or restare tbe Sent Of.
sea-port so? als saahouerts E) sea ur-chin <3 Sion: seems ape
‘vessel prickly shell.
Sea wall (raling’ utc toro of the ware
Son ee ed Bute), a toward
Sea-ward gfunvst ta ‘th Siresuion of the
j.| sea: adv. in the direction of the sea. Also,
* | Seawarda,
sea-way
‘WE, 1. of q
GS rAD, 7 ofeD seas 8
sea-weed (O1re2s, Bs fel ove’
Sea worthy (@Bwarnn, adj. ae 1
sea-wor. p Bt form
bald ots reel Peete,
@ seaway.
lettuce,
jworthiness.
gett se-ba-ceous 2D! skis), 2d. pereaining
be talning or soreting fs
i 3 Be,
conscience.
sea room (3,10m). enough spece for
posttion of a ship. as In war. € the
sea-scape [#2k8p), n. » picture showing
sea ser- ent eegarpent), an 22 jraginary
size, said to live in the ocean.
sea shore (eins: * the shore see
sea. -Sick-ness (s2st’pis), .n. pause
aship.—ad). seasick.
sea-side G&S. n. the shore slong the
sea-son o°22), Piustdy qPertiguler, time
bot, f66t; found; boil; furiction ; chase; good.
zh=z.as in azure; kh
Se-cant fries pads. Sune eps
another, especially 8 straight line cutting =.
curve in two or more points: one of the
hometric functions, in a right-angled triangle,
the ratio of the hypotenuse to the side ad:
Jacent to an acute angle.
ede {628d 4, to withdraw from
pass CEE fellowship, union, “or association;
ally, ‘to withdraw from ‘a political ar
on @beentn), n. the of
Se-ces-sion witiarawing, ‘witha
separation, from the communion ‘of assoctar
tion of others; withdrawal of a State from
the Federal Union: as, the secession of the
Southern States during the Civil War.—n.
seccesioniem.
Ghetto), n-
se-ces-sion-ist Seishin et), nan
ox the withdrawal of States from the Quion:
one who took ‘the Southern States
in fntne Civil War an
se-clude La nd
joy; then, thick; hw = whasin when;
=ch as in loch. "See pronunciation key, pages xix to'xade
secluded 558 sectional
‘Soltude, or society of others; to place in se- cret © erst. adj. gad, hidden oF concealed:
se-clud- ed go klooded, p.2 p.adj. with- he knowtedes et of Cano
from, the society of others: retired: solitary.
—. secludedness.
seclusion Se fee
yotinement.
;
va
Ee
SSE
cis
a
aes
TT
a
ae
Ea
,
fe
ie
i
. Support,
‘a motion,
by By aiving’ formal approval
1@ mover.
the proposal
at
ondary authority; ‘revol
Dlanct; in electrical usage,
Sr dongeing, an Induced eulrent or ite realy?
ne or deputy’ 8 parson or
interior” position; * a’ planet revolving
around another planet: tn 200loey. any of
pill feathers Wlat grow on tho wecond cine
Sf bird's wing.” secondary” seboa, nh
‘school, or any school of high school grede.—
Gdr. se.on daily. a
a
sec-ond-class eee ad ele oni
to, the clags next. below the Amst, the highest,
‘Or’ the best; sccond-rate: adr. by a second:
Class conveyance; ag, he traveled second-class.
7. one who, in
formally approves
sec-ond-er Pog
what has been proposed f
sec-ond-hand {**
in goods that are not new:
secondhand store.
sec-ond lieu-ten-ant (384"4 ,1°-
Jowest commissioned officer inthe United
a Pty (e8k'Gnd-IN. adj. in the next
sec-ond-ly So pel tergesond ct.
sec-ond-rate {fst class, second fa slee,
Toe Gek’Ond-slt7), nthe
sec.ond-sight silty to foresee events;
the power to see that which fs not visible;
ance.
Ykré-el), n. 1. secrecies
se-cre-cy (ain the Beate on gualty of
Polite: “the ability to. keopthuags vo" one:
sell, Gloseness, ey ne
| | term of office,
se-crete f° hyn:
¢ | OF portion ‘cut
urposely concealed. of left
"purposely ‘concealed or
: hg. Punknown: something
Unexplained: that which, when made knows,
inkee sometnlag’ clara, the secret of Bs
Sin aj. Clandestine, sly, underhand.
int. (see open). rdet [ph vecre-
secretary {tits}. one who dose
Gating for another: ‘who attends to
fence and. business fora compasy
individual: an executive who transac
the" busineas of" government
a writing desk:—adj"
sec-re-ta-1 ry-ship & ip wok" sat ramon,
gee, tl. fo hide or conceal:
the blood and male into’ a new mubstasce:
‘as, the Liver secretes bilo.
se-cre-tion Sf itgshtn),
separating from a Furculnting fluid materials
our of which a new substanse iy made; any
substance or fluid 20 ‘separated. as saliva;
the act of or hiding.
Se-Cre-tive (Serve ‘ur ‘contlausent ie
causing,” ot
secretive gland.—n. seers iyeness- i
se-cre-to-ry tog cauriag” i
to increase, recretion.
tion or party.
sec-ta-ri-an-ism {5 sna
les of
ot principles of a party. «ap pada a religious
acy Ok td-r1), mn. (pt sectarien
sec-ta-ry (2i0j,'s memver 2's
sligious: ora
sec-tile 2 eee.
sec-tion, @
tt, copacally amet
fin). n. the act of cutter.
or separation by cutting: oe
ry tation
Object as if cut in two crosswise or lenge
wise bya plane: as, a transverse section of &
Stoam radiator: alloc:
Glass; “one of the portions of one square ile
Into which Public in the United States
are divided: in western ‘one
te, senate, rare, ct, locAl, fir, ask, pdrade; scéne,
right, sin; ‘céld. obey, cérd, st8p, cbmpare; anit,
efigantn-an. j. of or per
sec-tion-al {Stine ta ra
event,
‘finite, eae Be
seed leaf
559
Tocal;, divisible, ox [ plage: settlod.—ade, sedentarily.—n. se¢en-
in
7, [Sedge $2 a sure eepanne— eg tour.
rand | Sed-i-ment rt cael Manic settles at
_ the bottom of a guid: dregs: lees: settlings:
akitée), that part of a circle] in geology, matter as by water.
sniae crite OAS [sed men tary is
erated by" rovolving tacks a ure Reid ot andstor me mat
Sombie fe is a parts fn mal ° (ob-dish’én),
See ais of tbo, based wh Se-di-tion serine, the’ wie not actualy
fighting lng Js i ot erie ae et
sec-ular Eo)". 2d). per Seqter ot Testi eevee of discontent oF rebellious
world, or to ‘not sacred; as, secula Gediah’ts), ad}. pertaint
fuse: worldly; ‘temporal; not’ bond. by se-di-tious (ork o roo excite.
mt oe : pulley
resent life;
sec-wlar-ize #&’ ‘tdmiz), vt. to con-
from sscred to secu-
render
se-duc- tion (sfx
ciasasy: amis
Sane eae
W.
se-duc-tive & ecu?
enticing:
alluring; temptings-adr seductivelys—n.
Guotiveseens ne -
sed-u-lous $5490), a4). steadily, tn
business and endeavor; diligent; untiting.
ads. sedulously.—n. seduloumess,
See Bay Peete: Sao
38
sh27s.
y
E
;
5 if ef
ze I:
seedless
560
self
seed-less fd’), adj. having no seeds;
seedling Peano ds & Ba ETT | lana
seeds man (i (oiazrmlny, n, one who sows
4s to sell seed.
seed-time & sate. n. the
seed ves.sel i
seeds.
sea
al, any dry, Bol:
seem-ing Se ea Page ei
reallty; aa, seem PRS appearance;
show, eapocially’falae et wa
seem. -li- ness cant
able; propriety: ‘Ftmesa.
wen. Ce inctlie OP oe a
aii s‘Ghnvacler cad dstred ss seemly
Darticiple of the irregular
2,7, one who foresees
events; & one who
thin,
cotton
se-er eer ae
a
oe
seer: suck-er SE When
fabric.
Lh motion to and fro,
a Et ma a
see-si
ne Raho, rt diya
seg. ment
“peementary.
seg.men-t -ta- a-tion ears iB), Seement of
being dividea tate atte acstjong.,
Segre: gate Seo.
the main body.
act. of
4 select 4& oobi, od
hence, of
Bee: -Te-{ ga tion (sde*ré-gi’shiin), n. the
sere een Sones
Seid litz since Gadite Dowd’ 2 ert ‘Benue
seis mol-o-gist Shah Seater
she acience of eartha
: seismol-cay hoje
fom sy adm), ad adv. fe rarely
oak oct cent
a
valuable than
. excaionce nicely ee:
peroons: a
a we gs
se-lec-tion Pking ‘oe. tk
selec-tive pout) adh, paraane
select man ‘ fete ee a
board of town officials choeen annually io
States, to, transact the
ines of the
Ate, senate, ire, cat, ‘ool, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, event, ‘Sdge, novel, refér;
righ
, Bin; cdld, Obey, cord, st8p, cSmpare; dnit, finite, bérn, cit, foctis, mend;
self-assertion 561 self-possessed.
ielf-as-ser- tion (potretding up self-es-teem sae setts, TRE
a eno ena a Be [Se eceerroe Cece
arya a "év'I-dént)
self-col-ored SE Lpve, oe | Self-ev.ident Say 'cy Skate
5 self-gov-ern-ment {*é/"600 gra,
ielf-com -mand (8k}-mind 9, “gov sem. t SS Seats
atl ther than b; verelgn ;
self-con-fi-dence (ouenasa’n aan), | of on paisa crpasteation model ‘on the ‘national
smaller bodi school;
ture that one's own ability is equal {0 the galas J anal ie poopie. *
ar
Ta
fe
‘The Semaphore Signal Code used in the United States Army and Navy
demand ypon ft; sometimes, concelted sesur-/ self_im por-tant (##!fm-por'thas).
self-con-scious (eS! eoushte), adj.| » sense of one's own value. on eait-tmpor=
weigns manner, feeling, tc.;_ smberrased self: ish {281sh). ad, too fond of oneslt;
sclonaly.—n. self- ; ads ret contered tn “selt—ady.
self-con-tained ity oueal gt es
own actions; one's own affairs to
self-de-ni-al o°Stiuer’’ dies “uwn
wishes; the setting aside of one's own desires
poverty and low position to ‘and power.
self-pos-sessed {! essed itving ae
‘composure and calmness:
‘6st, {d6t; found; boil ; futtction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw =wh asin when;
zh=s as in azure; ih =ch as in loch. ¢ ‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
self-respect
‘chfis),
Soa
self- ight cous
1, self-righ!
self-start-er Sis weet "stirt’ér), n. a mech-
engine of an ‘an automoble, for the
self-suf-fi-cient
another; often, hat
wO'ttr), @
Seit-zer wa-ter eve
alkaline,
wate av yBt) nm. the edge of cloth
sel-vage Woven to proven faveling:s
aah ural form of the
selves 28. 0 noun
(obm'd-f6r), nm allway,
Se@M-A-PNOre apparatus tor signa ing
preans of rina ‘arms,
in the stent of signaling ine which
the letters ters ot the the alphabet are represented by
vartous the arms In relation to the
ma (sém’blbns), 7.
sem-blance Sor phn: Jiuutie appear
ance: as, the semblance of
se- mes-ter S20 Gomis te), n. glx months:
ean!
sem.i- eam), 2 zrefz meaning Ralf. or
gem.i-breve “= tent 2, & whole
sem-i-cir-cle tee y Jy, copa |§
oular.
(e8mn'I-k6‘15n), mark
sem-i-co-lon {f keleeds dion tS
indi
ing, ge pews Bad ‘than that of
x sc
{cal school,
(goaneashs none of 8
American” Todiane
‘but later removed
(e8an"F-préeh’
eee
In
bet -pre-cious
Jess than the highest
; carat copa
Sem-ite (@emy},," 20¢,of
belong; traditionally,
Se-mit.ic
‘te, cenfte, rare, oft, locll, fl, desk, pdrade; scéne, évent,
t, ain; cdld, dbey, cord, stp, cdmpare; dnit, tite, barn,
562
self-re re-spect iu; (GEIRTE SPELT), m9 proper
ent gta botyfuld con.
‘the’ germs of life; the | f
sem-i-tone
C to Csharp.
sem-i-weekly Sa sind
twice a week: 8 perlodigal fesued twice a
whi @ living b; “Aieo, seam
B- | who earns & living by kewing.
sen (9); Bagadapaneee copper cokn worth
sen-a -tor oe ind ratte me member. of ap
sen-a-to-ri-al (increrey. aah,
8 senator or genaie es, sthatorial Gunes:
ity: entitled to elect a senator:
districts.
o
the Middle Ages whose duties were thawe of
ry saan wise Pulley suber
al: seam. adh "pe
oon tt,
quality of
ee
sensational 563 separate
Re BRE Rr gi gg
<caiised by’ tho Playing ofthe great violinit” | that all Wdoas have thelr belgie insane
sen-sa-tion-al (ating ia” having. rar |S@D-SU-ALi ty cratati of bung ato
cs trolled by appetites and ions: ‘grossness.
sen-su-ous (47/880 Gn), adj_ of or per.
pealing to the senses; as, sensuous Tausic;
Sealy eee tae beige cekly re
tuously,—n, "
‘the
are
Th m, fooling. pena sensibility.
sense-] tiess a oS, watoue foc |
stupid: nonsensical opposed 10. ‘roan or
sound judgment; as, & Fenseless argumeé
sen-si-bil.i- q Senalbllties Cat} igs
to Legit er
(sén’sl-tiz), ¢.t. to make alive
sen-si-tize (2. ‘impressions: vo
capable of upon by rays of the
ue Sige eS
‘Gane 5
sen- 80-11 ‘um of sensation: ‘the nervous
system ‘organs of setiso; “the gray
Matter of the ‘eared
sen-so-!
pane puss
gen-su-al ral otevenos-ty, 204-,_ Pegaininc
pertaining to
tpntiea $S"the nerves
the brain.
Controlled by the ‘passions
‘sonsut
zh=s as in azure; kh=ch as in loch.
‘or stein
spiritual “r mental; iy | pi
having sensation te feelings
sen-ti-ment 2 ee 2 opinion
feeling rather roanement ot
than
feeling; ‘quickness to fecl: capacity for emo.
‘an’ emotional aveitude ‘toward. some
men. tei-ism ee pega:
sey of overrefined 8: ‘Control
sen-ti-men-talist frecne rio i
ed by feeling rather than reason;
shows ve, 1 Le cheat
+ Sn"ti-m'n-t hl”
sen-ti-men-tal-i- & c ot ee-9
bs
sen-tinel Gente ne 2 one Tho watcie
on guard at a camp or fort.
sen- try gene cit gentriog (riz), a
se-] pal apa apa me des leaf or section:
calyx of "¢
sep-a-ra-bil-i-ty (¢ eaters ara DAD. n.
rae oN Oh rae
sep-a- -ra-ble 4 oe Gee eeoe
sep-a-rate {* eep'a-rit), a pe {pt
——>—— ee atate of being controlled "separateness,
b60t, £86t; found; boil; fuaction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = wh asin when;
See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
states.
sep-2-ra-tist Gepa-re tlet) none who
‘One who withdraws from ab estab:
sep-a-ra-tor “enastuiey, .,0ne, Tho.
cream » lam th cream rsn emi,
se-pi-a G2Pr2)..™ [pi senias (dul, the
aaa Abeta td
Sep-tem-ber
sep-te-na-1
number seven;
iene ofthe
2a. conatat-
TY ie ing of. a“ Tat to, the
7 occurring
‘once in seven years,
(eép-tsm/bie), nthe ninth | Also, sea
564 Serene
(gppras -r8‘shon) act se. el (e8'kw8l), n. 8 succeeding
of, parting: atv yietitnae or r |Se-que’ eee somal to a book; resale: aa
lperiag ot par terwoon Fro | S€-quence d
se: ues-tered Shine.
qt luded; retired:
se. ues. trate (sikmtertris), ot. 0
claire of creditors’ "to" peck
se. ues. tra. tion (ob cwke-tri shin), n
by thes nts ung alge ‘dispute ‘or foe tee eae
creditors; seclusk
ee ton USkwenaktie; sl.
24h.
sep-ten-ni-al stp-tot 2. ott, mar: | se-ques-tra-tor SEkre ae te; om.
ne Gap tse), ms Septem ‘persone | for'n tlsne ab secaritys one to whew te Loo.
Sep-tet c'Chjects:"a musical compoaition | ing of wroperty in piven.
for seven volces, Algo, septatie, in 68" . %. & former gold coin
ti adj. cauing._ or caused S€-QUIN ofthe republic of Venice, worth
sep-tic fyrdscay! tn sou ibatance causing Sat dia, ee ‘Of Jet, ete, sed ID
ecay. nn z
Sep-ti-coe-mia {52 piscainn, ceiand | SE -quoi-A a Teo of to, varieticn te
taken ‘the circula- redwood, and ti big tree,” both of which
se-ragl-io (ab-ril’'yo; nd ea), ne 4
sep-tu-a-ge-na-ri-an {%
person between seventy and
sep-tu-ag-e-na- SY
aries,
eighty years old.
sep-tu-a-ges.i-ma me
feptparecima, Sunday, the
Spa gar ee a
called voreuse
ep"eth-d-$8e'F-md),
ePaovoniy day
other organism.
sep-tu-ple 2i2t¢.5),
sep-ul- cher i (s8p/OL-Kér). na prays, oe
Y aa, a Sepulchre
se-ray
$8 | the
“8% | Serb £2.
adj. sevenfold; | langu:
sep-ul-ture aS. gt ot of
ary
ser-aph stam’ Pid angel of the base
WOKE), adj. pertaining to,
ic ¥
rake, f geraph. or angel of
n. a Slavic, inhabitant of
Slavonic territories, as. Mouteneeo,
Croatia, etc.; che Ianruage Of Beruia and we
en ceaietignionl emmbeinent
Ser-bo-Cro-a- tian isis (porrbS-kr-4-
native,of Serbia, of ese eas
Ate, sente, rare,
cat, fr, ask, parade; scéne, évent;
right, sin; cdld, ey stép, cdtmpare; init, Onite, birn,
mB’fér),
lof sergeant of
t (aur
Ser-gean' ma-jor ¢h
a rogiment, acting Jor tts
serial GeTLRD. 04), pertatning. to, oF
para; sreuscasive tn regular succeeslon:
sertal story:
in successive parte.
se. Tia-tim a7 egerth Fede in ‘ruler
se-ries (' réei a8 rae gs) ‘a number of
another in’ order, "and ‘sunilariy related "to
each other; @ sequence.
se-ri-o-com-ic (seeptb-k Sekom‘a). ads,
gravity and humor. tire
@o’ ri-fis), adj. grave in char-
Be TOUS Ber Conic. at ne
perhearra et aaa et
weighty; disastrous; as, your carelessness
ay) bring ‘serious Consequences.—ade. seri-
sOr’‘miin), formal tal
Ser-mon {20m on g monster reliioes
subject, _ ‘based on Scripture; a serious
ser-mon-ize
(eOr’mOn-Iz), v4. to com-
Pose or write a sermon;
9, especially
2 dng or are.
the devil.
a0r’pén-tin),
to. or like, &
ing in colls or curves:
‘2, & kind of dull green rock,
it). are ‘having tooth-shaped
BroJections on the ea iikessaw:
ered Gerd. adh crowded ed
ser-ried Pas, serrica rank
rum # gery, nthe watery portion
a, ‘tc. “the thin, Yellowish, ae aes
“the tn, yellowish, wa
caviticn of tho “body.—ad).
ios,
‘val, the Afri bush- or
Ser-val {irc site Aten tet
‘one who works for
ar yin A
serv-ant {#0 yi00), nor
tt. to work for;” yield obedi-
ence to: worship; put on the table
food: end oF walt o1
ly under the adju- | service;
ot| ployment or publ
(eOr'vis), n. the condition
or
serv-ice oscupation of one who works
‘menial
lon; duty
in
formed. in any office; employ-
ix fety: religious
service;
food.
service:
render
sa
*| Serv-ice-a-ble © (0r-vis dbl) ad} for
ficial; bel; ha’ wuahties,
pfu ty orga wearing qu a
service flag fir" gmp Br et of
‘States during the World War, Sonsieting of a
red border surrounding a white ‘id, on
which was one blue star for oy ms ‘man, from
the house displaying the who had
the snlltary ‘or anval ser
States, and one gold star ar for every man killed
in the service of Sheath to.
vile (hurry adh petatning to,
fermbls ertiad: enemas sedis
Servile obedience=-ade aria y
ser-vil-i-ty Sina",
eee O Gar Ethd), n. the conditi
Ser-vi-tude ¢r's vinve:’ state of slavish
dependence; bondage; slavery; ‘menial em-
ployment; ‘subjection’ to @ master; Isbor
Sen clon Gish ime n the time duriag
enn ‘the time
ses-sion which any school, court, cot
body a ie alttings; the
of a singlo ‘congrometion i in ne ‘Pres byeeeian
Cate ad nensont.
ses-tet {ints ‘ot « sonnet;
position for six performers; six players
singers rendering such a composition. ‘hiso.
settel, Soret
. [p.t. and: a as
any
misic:
make ‘to agree wit
some standard: as,
te; adjust; as, to st a.
broken limb; valuo; as, to set’a person high
In esteem; assign or prescribe; as. to set a
time for a mocting; in printing, to
words, Ines, etc.:' as, to set type:
set a clock; regul
sink below the Horizon. as the sun: plant:
to hard
be fixed closely or firmly:
the folly will set quickly: 9
to" set to ‘Tow oe cond” as, the,
be of use to:_as, hie wita will always serve]
béSt, {86t; found; boil; fuAction; chase; good; joy; then, thik hw =whasin when;
=z as in azure; kh =ch as in loch. ‘See pronunciation Key, pages xix to xxi.
persons the
Set in society: + umber ot (blings of
‘kind intended for uso toget!
things: @ young plant tat ready to
ins necessary to
‘number
42/), na long scat with a back:
Set-tee Orica "whth's very Tong. sharp
prow, wid inthe Modiverrancas.
tt ‘r), ne Ono who, oF that, which,
Set-ter (5. "as a typenticns ‘a iand ot
hunting dos fo stand and” polnt at
game.
ing (s8tIng). n. tho act of one who,
Set-ting Sina? witch, sete: the direction
set- settle a
settd in a new home:
Bpoerrainty: ag, to settle a difficult blem ;
to quict; to settle one's nerves: make
up, as a quarrcl; adjust the balance of, as
fan’ account: a a at ‘as, to settle bill;
‘dregs: as, to sille coffee:
Gescead “oe stop;
{riko bottoms ee By tes own welahts
ces oF accounts; marry and establish
a home: 7. 9 highbacked bench.
‘Syn., 0. regulate, conclude, determine.
set-tie-ment ast iment), 1 the act, of
state of being established or fied: catablish:
ment in life, business, or condition; a dispo-
aition of for the beneflt of someone;
payment or adjustment of an account; dis
Pute, ete; a colony nowly settled; "legal
residence.
set-tler sate ‘ecidee’s ‘eget
‘mat
set- rae settee oo the bottom
‘sum of
soya tae unite,
‘and one.
ade, scven
sev-en- fold {ince an ‘mitch “ay. mule
tiplied seven ‘simen; shoring ne seven parte, "
(aav'n-tons: s6y-n-t8n'),
sev-en-teen 04) one more than sixteen!
n she sum of seven and ten; the number
next larger than sixteen; the sia Tepresent-
Ing seventeen units, as 17 or pane
ane tant
sev-en-teenth (Gun), adj: next after
‘the sixteenth: n. the ordinal of seventeen;
tuo ef seventeen saul Parte
ath) sd next
sev-enth (Hrr"the sisth: "nrtne odiaal
of seven; one of soven equal ‘parts; in music,
the space, of five tones and a semitone, or the
inte ‘val a betweer any note and the sixth note
seal
Ate, sendte, rare, c&t, loci, fir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent,
right, sin; céld, dbey, cOrd, stdp, cSmpare; anit, dnite,
(sbv'n-tt-th),
sev-en-ti-eth (*°y3%
oven:
Peet eas. ten times seven; one more
sev-en-ty-five Graf > Bae
limeter field gun.
keep distinct pare. *
of apart:
tion or dstincti tenn
sev-er-al ao
se-vere EN ow nmnoees
ding trtets
Seroke metic of diseipln
se-ver-i-ty (in the’ ualky “sr
stern or strict;
tees trina
sew &
Sere that
to work with
sew-age 1), 7 con ete,
matter carried off bya sewer.
(gi’ér), n. an
channel to carry
material, etc.
"| SEW-€F-age ting (oW’Gr-Aj), Pp gennes 2 by
tem of drainage of of "rote
matter seitied oft by
SOX takes a human ct
distinctively male or fem:
Givistons “into “which “all
grouped, as being cfistinctly’ oa male or
a prefiz meaning six, se sezent ial, occurring
once in, or lasting, six ye
sexagenarian eos iottn.
tween sixty and soventy zeus io old: ed}
between sixty and seventy years old.
sex-ag-e-na-ry Sc 2N'tnke, od
ber aixty; sixty years
<r | Sex-8-ges-i-ma (sk/sd-er-mé).» the
Lent.
sex-less SS07&), 2d). having no sx:
iSky'tnt)
rigor: gravity:
lack of ornament, as
teches'
ex-tant the etxtl part ot
» novel, refér;
te, barn, ett; focts, ment;
sextet 56%
‘measuring angular distances, used es; lly at
‘caer determing latitude and iongteude.
tie}, nes musical cot
Sex-tet ton for etx performers: etx player
or singers rendering : a composition. ‘Riso,
sex-tillion (Oag" yin ‘or aumber
ing. followed in the United States, a number
inthe Engibn »
1 followed by t! ry-alx ciphers.
te (s8ke’tQn), n. an under-official,
SOX-tON of janlvor, of a church Whowo dat
eee ig (sks'tt-p), ad}, sixfold; mul-
sex-tu-ple (ited ty ex.” tng to
sex-u-al genta od. °
that, which ‘or proves
{to te ‘or confine 90 as
action; ter; emt
she ansd). na teh of
shad y vallted as food.
E
E
i
iy
|
i
ll
i
a
a
5
i
Hat
y as, not the
small i w of 8
wits dogrose of light lor:
grcolor:
attend closely; follow and”
if douverul honesty’ aa, the deal ‘was a shady
Ghat) tte _ stem:
4 an Arrow Or
shaft ‘an the
7 sham
long, narrow mine; .the pole
of a mn of a plant;
artical} is chimoeys Ts
or otl ee aed
oo ade "ts
body of & base and the
top; open an elevator
runs.
bacco; rough,
s Fit loth having a
jong, coarse shagey:
roughen,
sha-gri eather; the
ee Rael
shah of the ruler of
Shake-spear-e-an (h¥kspirit sn).
‘| or ke, Shakespeare, or is dase:
perean.
shak-o (29), Pi, ghakoo (an), a
shak-y nik, ads. (comp shaker, super
jan unsteady condition:
hil), . @ rock which fs formed of
shale ciay nd which ts easly’ spilt -od}
shaly.
(abil), v. ot, |. hav-
shail {sh8), ». auzitiary Ip, should), hav.
To cl rative, OF
Infinitive and followed by the Inkateive with:
oUt to; sed, together with will, to form tho
simple future tense: thus, to ‘simple
; | fuvurity, singular, frst parson, X shall; second
y will; third person, he
Rist person, we shoul second porwon, yet lk
a Wh, thoy till: used to express doter-
;|minatlon ii “an ‘arrangement exactly. the
Ite: used in ® question, to
2 form expected in the answer, as, shall 1?
shal-lop (2402), n. a small, Ueht, open
is no shallowly.—n.
shalt (shilt,, the second person singular,
Present tense, of the verb s}
| sham @bim). n. which deceives;
b6dt, {dot ; found ; boil ; futiction ; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw =whasin when;
zh =s as in azure; kh=ch as in loch.
‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxi.
shamble
568
shave
by’ the
tmmodesty.
Thame Gaal: 2 3 RIES soy
to disgrace, as one’s family;
cover with reproach; to make (a person) do
a thing through the sense of or dis-
shape-less {03°2Ston’ Fonion. =
shape ly 228 11), adj. well-formed:
LY Scanely oymmcericals 7 aapes
trace, in
shame-faced (HF eth catihaeh ttc | partie
embarramed; showing’ embarrassment.—ado.
‘shamefacediy.—n.
. degrading, scandalous, outrageous,
‘Ant, (gee honorable).
and put aboard a as a sailor,
money.
(sh&Ak), n, the leg from the knee
shank (othe inkiet “that part-of a tool,
inatrum cutting. of
shan’ traction for
‘ahi atin (ax),
shay ui Sr a
shape thing.’ & earance;
pe : rf
or figure; pat-
tern: cast, om-
F snd:
i
fashion; regu-
; design:
(shirk), large,
variety: colloquially,
variety; .
Srindling follow or's cheat
Gbirp), adj. hat
shat-ter (E74 ce. bmak os
as, tos
feces.
4
i
if
bi
iit
it
li
veli 560 shellbark
shave-ling saniaiit moat’ sas. pene ad eye atic, Sbtcae folky Se
iv’Se), one who, or that ‘a mate
sha av-er $ hich. skaveg: o bartec! a jae ps head (heb. 2, 8, zalnad
Se eres a sharper; * the United States. .
into a case;
Fain
sheathe (sh), #4 t, put 1
covering; as, to" sheaihe 's ahip's
cae i, as in a case or sheath.
sheath ing (52S? ontade ovatng:
we (ney. n. ved wheel in a
sheave Grey” =
sheave or ‘over “which the
‘bundles, eal. we Bind’
undies, as grain.
shed,
i cated
shed (ag sk (pt. and
ree ei
splendor;
ho | narrow and | set
+] projectile for use tn a can-
mortar,
. adj. pure:
hat at’kér), a lar
anchor ety’ neary anchor foe
use in emergency; figuratively, a sure reli-
Site te
(sh&t’Ing), n. the act of s]
sheet-i
ing out of forming nto
He
shek-el Be ale an ancient Hebrew
Kind), nthe Jeyriah
‘the’ Divine Pree-
She-ki-nah si!
Tested above the arcrod Ark.
(anéldrak), na
shel-drake ifs duck of tne ola World:
a ducklike water pird: called also merganser!
nl shelf gee. solve (eh g
re into 9 wall,
for ‘hi
bank:
*gnel) Pne
shell (vering a
crab, etc.; a husk, as on orn. wl ¥
somethi: like a
framework; as, after the fire only only, shel Melt
of the house remained; a very light, long,
Barrow Facing Boat) e cartridge cage to
Eiumuntifon © for broocbe ase
shell
non or filled with
An explosive and eo made | Shotgun Shell
that after it is fired it will burst at a certain
point, forcibly scattering its contents: ¢.t. to
take out of the outside covering, as peas from
the pod, etc.; to separate from the cob, as
:.
luster. corn; to bombard, as a stronghold:
sh (she), n., megane pl pcudcche rvcing | cast cast: or! fhrow ‘off the husk; to fall off,
edi ine Heck: foolish, bashful fellow; leath: ( bS-lkk’; shél’ik), n. sticky,
Bade teeta Tf Gbsp'o10"), ma pen * shel: lac ¢ fsnous suberans ed i va
sheep. . aed PP Peshallnek ca"
sheep fold sie its Sib Bi Rte Het ot aa a ae
ce ‘38° floors Also, “a FE
sheepish Fe reas wett akon shell-barl eer
—n. shes} barked hickory.
'bddt, {86t; found; boil; fuitction; chase; good;; joy; then, thick; hw =wh as in when;
zh =z as in azure;
‘ih =ch as in loch,’ Soe pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
tuary, security. *
shel-ter tent {7
(anaes us tnd, a sonal
‘made
cotton duck arranged to button Rosether,
elve anait, rico, place on a, shell
‘to dismiss from eerviee, oF
postpone indednleely ap to theirean Oftost
ioe w reauen to furntah with abeives, | SDL
as @ room: ei.
a, the bottom § ‘pees from fea ore. Pt
Shem ge). i the BISIS: Noat's
tt), n. ono of
Shem.ite fbelod % tho ows, “Arabs,
ancient sy ngbvionians, ctead),
Shemite.
She-ol ol suse ‘Soo ths Hebrews,
shepherd ( fords ine tho Vande sheep: sbeebs
a pastor: 2. to tend as’a herder tends
shep-herd’s-purse ape ie
akin to mustard ‘and cress, ‘bearing, white
flowers and sacklike
sher-bet feboetee en.
sweetened and flavored;
sherd (80%), 1. 9 fragment or broken
hard.
(ghér’? n. the chief executive
sher-iff Siicer ces county, whose duty
consists in secing that the law is carried out
and that peace is Preserved.
(ahér’ ‘& dry amber-colored
sher4 5 ie, ‘hade ‘in “Andalusia, Splut
any similar wine,
shew ($83). sh ancient form bf the verb
(shd’bréd”), n. in the ancient
shew-bread {ovish ritusi, "unieavenod
Also, show-
bread placed in the sanctuary.
shib-bo-leth (sh’0-1e). no Hebrew
Word which ‘was made tho
test to di tho Ephraimites from the
STeadidar Phe former "hoe being “able to
pronounce sh.—Judges xii; henco, tho pass-
word of a secret society, or the test or watch-
werd of a party; a party phrase; as, tho
(sh'd), Democrats past participle
fed ahd, pas participle
shied ofthe verb shu. .
(shéld), n. one who, or anything
* proiec
Si hacia
shttt tne
Pa
peped pleco of armor, usually
arm to protect tl
Tanne “Duckie “in hetaidey.
hire. adj. full of evasions: tricky:
5 {capable of “curming
to good advantage
gunna, ne British silver coin,
gutta rc
Can oan
4, to hesitate; ,
shilling
24. to climb a tree yalteraatly
ft with the arms and
shank:
‘ses
to climb, as a tree, with ‘alternate move
mente of the arms and 'k
« n. an uproar; spree:
». shone,
‘of kivelout rase'at
mane 1 o iisen:
Polish: weather: “luster:
sheou:
illumination; colfoaulally. & polishing
f the shoos; slang, a liking, oF & caper,
oe Seria os
watseworn
Bin onan of nervous onin: C4. to cover, oe
Toot, with. thin ploces of wood; to ‘cat
{eae has ator anata.
shin.ing “42% ede aes
shining taste of ‘ratory rade. stain.
shin-ny {fo tax ised oS pley a
Shin-to-ism oboe) nthe
aah
, ain; eld, Obey, cord, stop,
senfite, rare, cat, Toedl, flir, ask, parade; scéne, event,
Sdge,) noval, refér;
obmpare; dnit, ftinite, born, cat, focis, mend;
571 shipwright
aed ship-ment stone goeae "ce ent
ae | sh ship- -per {3 (ebip’e). n ‘n. one who sends _
a n. the act or business
ship-ping (Piss sua sSteeens
sve at: 2, pretaroni ennoe: errme:4care .
seomboat’ baat (sup: ot ottasted “echognes: 7, ate coe ig face ig tee, ee 81D
8, Monitor (1890); 9, armored cruiser (1919); 10, passenger and freight steamship (1911
service i ship’), ). Deine
3s oe “calfoatially”” to get a ship shape oa, Sth i
‘ea: 4
4. So engage onosel! for servi ¢s| Ship-worm ite Bie a hie" purtoms
ship bis.cuit (Be ) moans of ite shell nara
ship bis-cuit BY Dak, hard-teck: piles, 6. np'ra
(ship’bord”), n. the in ship. eck a ea i a
lo of .
ihip-board ship, ‘hence, @ ship; as, on then Tuin: rt, to cause to faster en
to bring ruin a destruction
shi -mas.ter (hip’mAe’ttr), shij t ship’ ne) ne ae cae
ip-mmas-ter saver of a mcrehast lip, | SHAP-WTigNt enter: e bullae
best, {66t; found; boil; futiction; chase; alle Sorte, thick; hw =wh agin when;
zh =2 as in azure; kh=ch as in loch. See pronunciation Key, pages xix to xxii.
&
3
ima
3
:
i:
|
of
pur- | material to ald in putting on a, shoe.
shoe-mak-er 2e0"buince Hf tate
make shoes. who
sho-er seis others an
2 | Shone Perticiple of the verb shone
ShOO fowis:" to arive by a cry 4
1 be off! used in driving away
in schools, fish.—adj. shoaly.
Shoat @heo. = young hoe:
shdk), vt.
shock sheer la violent encounters to
sn
jaro shake; @ rapid, k
inexpocted jarring of the feolings, Taind,
Sctroke of barslyste: the effect of the 3 atin (GhODe'Ing stir), a small
Sf clectnic ‘current through the. body; tke | Shoot-ing star {ur crie solar ayecent
drop in vitality after a severe physical strain: | heated to by friction in paseing
incandescence in
as, shock following 20 operation: inary, « through the earth's ‘stmosphere: a meteor.
‘erfain of the faculties, a aT 8 ‘where goods are
tral all | SOP soid"at ‘otall: a store, piace where
ly
7; (shdk’Ing), adj. causing to
shocking mis"? wettic as “by “s
blow; causing disturbance of the feclings; as,
shocking news; extremely offensive or dis-
ing; as, shocking language.—ade. shock-
shod Gb), past tense and past participle | shop worn (sBeP'wiem). adi. eotled or
hod’, nm. tho wool of old or | kept & long time in stock In a shop.
Shod-dy (Shise wooien "or cotton, fabrics Shore {sh00),n. tho coast or land bordering
torn to pieces and remade with » mixture of | 5! on the soa, etc.; a prop or support:
Freab ‘wool into new cloth: ad}: made of this | v4. to support by eProp! Usually.
ater; Renos, colloquially, not eonuine: | hore legs Ghrite,, gai. Maving no
hOD), 1. (pl. shocs (shO02)), a cov- (horn), past participle of the verb
hee Fee nen ates: [Or AS
an 2 .
or the part touching the ground. na tho metal | SHO shorten,
Diate protecting the hoof of an animal, the | distance, or time! not tallt’ belef: of
Mirip of steel fastened on a sled-runner, etc.; | duration; scant; deficient: not
the outer covering of « rubber tire for auto: [enough of; a8, short of cash; short of
Ate, senfite, rare, c&t, local, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, novéal, relér;
right, sin; ‘cdld, dbey, cord, stp, cSmpare; anit, dite, born, cit, focts, mend;
shortage
Rot coming up tos measure, standard. require,
Ment, etc.
sleeves
short-en-ing Shorta-ne:
‘the act of
shOrt’ning),
mann anes
shorter: as, the shortening of the skirt took
sf ‘few minutes: thar which makes pastry
ttle, ‘as lard, butter, cooking | against
shorthand poe
eters, symbols, etc. are used for Tearere, words,
ghort-lived ad gustan, df, of short
(abort’etp"), 1.
an infielder ‘eationed etweas
ind bases.
short-wind- ved gree accents
of breath; liable to bee 80 affected under
‘exertion.
| Shoul-der blade
ircct
to express ‘simplo fuiurity or determi
from the aa ‘Of ast line aocordint
{© the Tule for the uso of shall in direct die:
simple futurity, he
ald be stout gar T sald he would wo: express,
dovermination, ho eald he would go: I
he should go: used, second, to express
condition, ‘supposition, etc; as.
ders; as, to
or make one’s way by using
der; tho rer
ho shouted out his crdera and ran
(shOv), n. the act of pushit a
shove {Sable push? ei to i tings
delve before ono: rif ,to,move alone: Shas
Shov-el-board {25v?-bird.n.a gare
metal dlales shoved toward'a Certain lite on 6
specially prepared board; the board.
\W’L8r), none who usce
Ctbovel a contie aves duce,
ona
affieboard., 7
shov-el-er “hiv, 2.
meen pot eae:
2 "pro reasoning:
his seat: bestor
et. tO. Pronont ant
‘ot noriceables
exhibiting or dleplaying ee o
display; 8 public parade or spectacle, pomp;
Oot, {86t; found; poll fuiction; chase; good; joy; then, thick
zhe=s as in azure; ich =ch as in loch.
jhw =whasin wh
See pronunciation ‘key, pages xix to xxii.
show bill
574
deceitful appearanco rotonse; as, a show
of wealth; Pa show of wisdom
Pa eet onan
Seal Sees
show bill *, lage Jarmo, shect con
show-bread sftient9 Teint “ritual, the
‘upleaygnod, bread ann in the sanctuary.
alum, 2.
show-er m2 eer
rainfall in sS6" abundance: as "ao
Given aa to a bride’ as, 8 Kivehen
fi. 16 water abundantly’ with rain: bestow
i upon: 9.4. to rain for a short time;
iberally upon:
show.-er-y (ao oval og ting gfe
tm short rant pie —N.
show-ing {itton et some
tation of a fact, ete,
show-man fahivm&n), n. (pl. showmen
fr oxhibita: one who tees part in extitiine
‘show.
shown (2432), the past participlo of the
show- room {ee eae
i (brimp), mn. a small, edible
Shrimp sheiltsh ‘of the lobster family; i
contempt, @ wizened or 1y person, or
anything very small of ita .. in
Shrine (22), 0 case oF box tn which
pire hy aha
a saint; ani ‘or 1 Obie:
an altar: ef. to cherish as sacred: to pur
sacred place, a5.a alrine
shrink Gre” of i ae. % BE
become smalier’ or shorter’ to draw back
from to fear, horror, or
‘or part of BR:
shrink:
with up: pt, to cause to contract into wria-
Kdles; cause to shrink.
thing that covers or conce:
Bhow-y (2n3?._ 04 eee rupporelng the masta of a
1OW-Y sometines, i: pretentious | or conceal with a covering:
Parade; _attracting 4 f. shrove BOON) oe the Sat ‘tense of the
shrank pce Past tense of the Shrove Sunday (2 (shrdv Breas”, COs
, narrow strip
ploce;
form of at off; bit;
. ‘shred or shreddi
oe ut tito smell
. ding, brawl
drew Sm. ta ris tte
‘animals that dig or burrow in the ground.
shrewd (rrr: prastical afalre: hoon
as, 8 shred business’ man; cunning: aes
Sretod planner, biting; hareh ‘ade, skrewdly. | bushes
Zin shrewdness,
shrew-ish Ga urooteh). adi. scoldin 28:
shrewishly,—n, shrvwitheess.
4
(shrev'Al-th), n. tho office,
shriev.al-ty (aS titty "a
confession
shrift { Ga ho “testing st |
ct of hearing @ Confession and giving abeolt
mnitence and
covering sometimes, only. Shrove, Tucsdas-
Bhrove Tuesday; Quiacuagestmin ‘Sunday.
in | Shrove-tide Grrera): i renee
shrub ata Loe, uae
fuk Beings oe
juice, Rbere Cal
ye. nm. Ip. shah
cr ooregt
bs:
shrub a adj. ful
pature of & busi or shrub; I
to contract or dra
(holy Rs abel husk or pod:
ft. to remove sheila’ or hush (os.
shrike “i GREP rood Ghigas ‘on insccts. but peanuts or corn; husk.
hic somos aller ud mes Shud-der fembilng from fear Se baer,
shrill S22), 24f, ShMP, 2nd, plor<ine | shiver of aversiowor told nd to Gembns
Ate, senfite, rare, edt, locdl, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, noval, refér;
right, sin; céld, Obey, cérd, stp, cdmpare; anit, finite, bara, clit, Focks, meni;
‘hake with fear or horror; quake; to shiver
with adj. shuddering.—ade. shud-
it
,
!
i
rE
575
3 | etl 0), woman
3 | sib-yl (So Powee'to torctal Woe futires "s
prophetess.
(aib"-lin; sfbt-in), adj. per
sib-ylline (Shine to, Uitersd; ot wriften
eg, Prophetess; anes, “mysterious, ro-
‘n-ing), adj. making sick:
7 mau
fe timents.—n, siokliness,
sick-ness {orth Bed beaith; ‘uluose,
diseased condition; a malady; nausea.
side &. 2 the edge $f, bounding ine
rear | Ca
Jonger lines as distinguished from the ends;
béDt, £&6t; found; boil; fusiction ; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = wh as in when;
zh =z as in azure; kh=ch as in loch.
‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
sid-er-ite $9 Fallot brown in color.
side-sad-dle sito
siege mor-tar oor ns)
ieee work, by vertical fire,
lefended against
‘of guns and howitzers,
(sld’r-It), n, an tron ore, usu- | remarl
(sid’wOk"),
ett’
side-ways fnheluas: adoro, | Sight-See-ing Tatts “Shisos ver
side-wheel asaiy'wneis u the tide ot | Sbiocs or lacs of tmeret "ns laht-oestee
& meambost: im
,
Sig, ent, rire,
dl), v4. to move sidewise, as from.
ess or fear; as, he sidled up to
ct, loc&l, fiir, ask, pdrade; scBne, évent,
t, sin; cdld, dbey, cord, stdp, cémpare; fit, dite, barn,
.
a
if
ln
novél, refér;
focks, ment;
ei
silky
‘nil sfr’vis), in the
tad States. a gov-
G@ig’nBl st&’shOn), 2
% Mrs. or madam: =
: | iad: 1’nK). 8 title of ad-
froma to 8 young lady, corresponding to Miss;
sign-post Cain’ post n- guidepost:
a
poten 9 Tih gem ae aa
Breserved by tt down, as
Si-lence (18), n. tho state of
still or ‘mute; entire absence
‘sound or noise; general atillness for
A
une
q*
fs
Mstigaede), mn. that
-lenc-er mumes cr ‘dull, as the
o., Maatin
QB,
me
place where a sound when the FE, .
or sign conveying a mersage. is displaye si-lent (sf'lént), adj., saying nothing;
sig-nal tow-er from wich dott ale” fe
send out signals, or signs a
38, 2 stint 100k ; * ne
sages. ‘ a
sig-na-to-ry not publicly’ acknowledged,
subscribes to a treaty, a8, 8 silent partner; not
Power. a letter; as, the b in
tur itly.—n. silentness.
-na- 1b, speechless.
self; autograph; int. (see talkative).
Place of si-le-si-a (el-lé’ehI-d; si-lshd), on. a
sharps placed twilled cotton fabric, used for
key; sign 3 kind of linen ci
besinaing ie! qusgte; ope NCOP
tinguishi » (ail"O0-§’), “ni. the outline
ot sil-hou-ette or" ronie’‘nllodin wita's
uniform color, usually black; the figure cast
by 8 shadow, as on @ wall or screen: ».t. to
or | cause to appear in outline; to make a silhou-
-fi-ks’shan), 1.
of
(expressing
by signs, signals, etc.; a making known by
‘which q
Sete AE ane See
(pt. and Pp.
signifying).
consequence or
importance; to .
4 eony0H. n. St. sir: a title of
Si-QNOF address ‘or respect. among the
Tratianss an Ital: foptioman of rank:
aslih form, ;
g r6’rB), n. (pl. signori (s8-
Seno ee lahat i
corres
Bit or sir: spalied, when used before « permon's
Same,
Evan
a gentleman: signora (st-nyo’
eect to an Italian
- | silicate Gi oe eter of
‘I-kd), n. in chemistry, silicon
ide: quartz: opal.
iemistry, &
ailicie acid.
atte of.
silica $f
of, silica,
silicic (2,24, Jo
wr Teomaining oe Bite,
a
sil-i-con (ttm, n. 2 nonmetallic ele-
iq
sill (900, 7. fino, soft, lustrous _sub-
stance made from threads spun by
various insect larve to form their cocoons;
Fabric or earments made of silk” enyeaing
a 4
like silk; ag, the si/k on an ear of corn
silk-en {i
in silk; luxurious.
silk-worm
makes a strong ilk fber in spinning tte
cocoon.
i (ail), adj. of, pertaining to, or
Sil-y (ire Sine Sono entooeh: lustrous.
n, eifkiness.
‘p8t, {66t; found; boil; fuiction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = whvas in when;
zh=z as in azure; kh=ch asin loch. See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
(#13), 1. @ pit or tower for
fodder for winter use
Byer sis
ing atr and water.
silt (e1),,". sud or fine earth carried in or
a
such a oN ro
silva avo; a fet Exo, ativan: Ta
cacti kn}. adj. of or pertaining to
sil-van ‘oan “we ‘or trees rustic.
sil-ver er a Rotate
| tom by which only ‘ope message
‘art, | can be sent over the wire,
ur
as,
acd
Tank (or, dewres:
| feeblemitod-
i ‘humble;
Soak in intellect: reautting trom oa
edness: as, ‘answer: “n. an element:
that which ts unmixed: (a plant from which
edicine is extracted; the medicine so extract-
‘raotion. » fraction whose terms
thing like “an in luster ‘cok terest id only ‘the principal —n.
Byam, aerate | ae ue
Eat ora .
silver tones of her voico; gontlo; calm: ainmnel
ot. to cover or coat, with silver or a sul (Ant. (gee complex).
Bota: mali five life avr: rt— sims ple- ton i il Sea n. one who ts
feta avin ic Sol ond papel he | SiM-Plex (SEPee” patting wore Se:
| nes
sil-ver-
en’
sil-vern Shay
ails ver-smith ¢ (oi yersmnth), n. a malcor
silverware; °& worker in
‘the use of such words,
the ett i tke «lower.
likeness: 9 flgure of speech
: sim fine bk cad 2.
to. boll | caso or
es
Sinking suieehing tote ery to thderreand.
gin pity eovle te
| plainer to the understanding.
+ sim-ply amy (sim‘plt), age tna Plain rma ffocted
ly; foolishly or
tion; mimerely
only; me
neral sim-u-late @=" femitny 94,00, pasend
te, cape ng felon.
sim-u-la-tion oe SSrotanding” thes
; | which ts not true;
.3| simul-t ta neous st Bay ae ads
hay » done, or
time; as," simulianeous events
>, ahined, 9.7
a
sent, | rare, c&t, local, fr, ask,
Ate, tek, parade; scéne, évent,
right, sin; cdld, Obey, c6rd, stp, ebmpare; anit, dnite, ae
noval, refer;
focis, meni
Violate Human tighta: ‘v4. to about,
sina be sinned his way to fctraction:
time
z
}
t
Fi
i
3 QI
aa
H
&
«
d
(GiaiseeraD, eh
genuine; honesty of Se ec
rangled triangle, th
fe, the
tovan acute angle, to
‘né-kOr), n. an office or
si-ne-cure “7
Si, WAS, S| aro
bility; seston aier, SSE who,
{
‘ain't, ne tendon:
sin-ew Syning
the sinew as ar ‘.
sin-ew. ite. ai ae
Gaeta, ‘adj. full of wickedness;
Sian ful Getto 0 fo, wchotn:
Hnfally.—n sintalness.
7 : .
2 Ge atingtt pf ‘eo di tio vole
ong: utter cal
e a shrill or humming ober
o sleop; to speak warm; aly of; as,
var sn a
Syn. ors yrarbie. hum.
sMZeE (anid)
Ughatly or on ‘the surface; to ‘scorch; to
farm 60 as to remove down, as a fowl: n.
Weie"buma; an outside, oF surface, ura.
Sin ha-] lese (3 ( sth" gd-Tea"; eee és’),
este eee
stra. ie mem race;
inguage.
A adj
‘in -gle 48,2, consisting |of one
(sth’g]-f00t). n. a
gait in which each
sin-gle-hand. ed See eta ane fi
done Without aid or assistance,
sin.gle-heart-ed 2.0/3 at
| he sttalehtforward and eo fom deocene
i sin-gle-mind-ed {itislemtnd ad, ods.
epg tom enor dt fan; aingle-
sin. le-ness & I-née), n. the state or
si gle- nes Neate oe ae
a, Sai aaa
sin-gle-stick (75S Srctiaget toot
13 | Rencng wht such icy Se SPO oF
sin-gle- Sree bar f mule the vege of
sin- Bly ste one: Lee aes i”
ext
Singular hatin: pecultar
| Bac the number denotl
or thing; the form of a word
ae a word in the form of this nui
a
arose lar-i- ty Y sinetinctien Retayi Bs
state or qualit) 1g uncommon, strs
od os tte seate of being ot
: | the ber ‘denoting one, etc.
za person or thing that
, adj. on the left
‘observed from the lefs;
hence, cra iil-omened: evil: as, a sintster
5; gindster inten-
Gouilse gradually: bocome hollow: ‘often satd
of the cheeks: enter deeply; as, to-sink Into
the mind; subside: as, a flood
soon sinks: 9.t.
7 as, to sink
any ni ‘depres
ia So q
sone ie eS a
Sinker @sket). that which’ sinks or
one person; hav: to sink; 9 weight attached
SPST ara aly Fo ts, | to a fishing Une.” pipet a nr
2a; “hovest; faving only one row ot | Sink-ing fund {oney"S sor satde tor
St, {dot found; boll function; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw — wh asin when;
b= 2 as in azure; kh=ch as in
‘See pronunciatic jon key, pages xix to xii.
Sion Fein $35"9 ani. rmice
fed tn 1905, for
10 ind
a , sinuate leafs
sin-u-os-i-t
of that which curves 9¢
a
fre aeren, n. a wavy
er na or, state
Pi to drink « liquid by taking @ Uttle at a
time ‘with the Upe: n, the act of drinking &
little at a time; a small taste.
siphon eee Brora be
juids from a
(Sar), n. tho title of
Sir relia taste of 4, Bat
“fits & term of respect
= FE Grduey a Tiidla. and oth
ene An Tn
Sir-dar Countries’ of the East,» leader, or or
person in authority; in ti
‘mander-in-chief of the army,
sire Seth tts
Site Cidceriag a
refixed to
net OF
idresaing
(sOr’loin’), n. a choice cut of
taken between the rib and the
rump. _
Si-TOC-CO CEO Rstekeh wind Bros tos
African deserts; a hot ‘wind
fal wird), moa tarm of address to a
sir-rah msn cr boy. ‘implying inferiority
and used in Fgproach oF contempt. ade of
sirup pict & ee lauld, mado
juice of fruits boiled with
agar:
‘Also, ‘syrap.—ad}. sivapy, ayrapy.
ie Wis) na hissing Boise! 7: to make a
hiseing noise.
sirloin
any condensed solution of sugar.
(sit), n. local yi
site {i dam Paonia 2
Rermanent use or occupation; as, as,
sitting {stop od). resting
pertaining
‘or used for, sitting; ‘n. the state, position.
Of act, of one ‘who site?” a eost in's church,
aa, aaj placed,
situated (ited, od), having +
to any other object ees doeateae
>| sit-u-a-tion eceiter atanbeates!
office: employment: the temporary state of
affairs at an
itfon, plight, predicament, state.
ayn
al bath posture;
x Gia, 24) on0 ope, more
oe ropressating ait
six-fold ‘t'fola
ora much.
Te,
six-pence diver com, value
or about twelve centa; this Be
Six-teeM fore thas aitoan
a sitting
yal
ai
ite
together:
Ate, sendte, rire, c&t, loc&l, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéoe,
c6rd, atdp, cbmpare; dnit,
right, sin; céld, obey,
“pvent,
finite, béra, cut; ee meat
to shape obliquely; to
‘crooked.
be
"er), n. & pin of wood or
otal for keoping meat, etc.. in
4 to fasten with, or
size : PALE ka) oF alia (aks
bulk; ‘as, the size of 3 q me of lone. netrow loces aot
extent of surface: so Fone ‘ond curved, fastened 050
‘and used as snowshoos. Also,
skat (eet, certain i
sak), n. a kind of fos ich: a metal- | SieifF (ki. on Soamall light boat. for
(alk), -
skate {¢ ‘Tuhney with « frame shaped to skiff Cm
fig sho sole of a shod made to be fartened | gif fy] (A "0D!), adi. having or showing
Bes she aoe) end teed fo giding Papal pect fm any art oF aclehcer Clover? regaining
ver clever:
Bus" the ‘sole of" the"ehog: “used for elidiny | Seportnease Alo. skilifa-—eds.* seifulige
rapidly over any smooth surface: 0.4. to —n. skilfulness,
move On skates.—n. skater. ‘Sun. adroit, apt, deft,
. ).
boda @ enowation, Also) Bh Gi] (x1). n. knowledge of any art
skein ces a quantity of thread, el, skill sone, oreo th expert abiuey
etc, cated tomether. ‘Inowledge to use; . cloverners:
skel-e- ton ox een hate fame: | ee ae ere 1 ie fev
worle of anything, gutline skill adj. having the knowledge
‘1. one who, is e ‘come from ex-
skcep-tic ticsided ar co" wit” te ects | perience: lover: trained “in
one who doubts whether any fact or truth cath, oF stionces Drac-
$28 bo certainly iown: one who doubts the | tical eficicacy’ an a stilied trader
{ruth of the religious belief of his associates. (kil’et), n. a email metal vessel
‘Stine doubier, intel, unbellever. im), ote pe and pp, skiamed,
‘Art. (woo boliover “iy lp, oe A p.praaksraatngl, fo remdve the seu
Pertaining | from; to remove som from.
poe scree like, a aoubier. or ekore | top of: as, to skim milk; to take off, an crear
thing: tinbelievina: criti inilk, with a ladio or spoon: ‘brush the
elliot lightly;
3 “one's pag seein A, Lad,
akeptically, scept
eo:
‘ti-sizm), n. it th adj. having the
skep- fi-cism (i ide nauirng sta ot reams ete, removed fom the top ax skim
ae a eset Nth Semen heya | mal (okt
sean be a
Tho “range of experienco; unbelie? tn’ the | SKAMmer Wien,
‘ér), n. one who, or that
fakes off flosting
Tplbgtos bile of S's actaten Also, soap | substance from a surface, as a ladle or dij
for
(akieh), man outline: a simple, oto bids
siretch quickly made draw
bot, f6dt; found; boil ; furtction; chase; good; joy; then,
from mille,
zh =z as in azure; ith =ch as in loch. ‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxi.
skimpy 582 slang
ao rave; (skil’kip"), n. a brimless
mine? TCocrogy eave: te be sr, | rll cae fee doors: a teeing
Skim-py super! sit Gieatio, nan American, mammal
eerly; narrow; oct, se | Skunk ortho weasel family. which. whee
of the’ bods
{ts outalde cov:
for holding liquids: rt. [ps ire skinned,
p.pr. skinning), to remove or strip the outer
membrane flay; peel: r.i. to become
‘covered over with skin:—n.
skin- flint 2 (ekin‘fint*),
Sg A
inner.
. & miscr; 8
With taht
; caper; pass along
Tapldly’ hurd along, omiting portions. “as te
Feading, te fa Hight leap or'bound;” omis-
sion; a pasting over,
pase tSkdy er). mn. one who, or that
skip. T which, nioves with a Tighe Teaping
gait; one who burries
Foading omitting
Hfaster of s merchant or fishing. vestel
skip-stop (t'P’s2p"),n,aplan of operat
ing street or electric railways,
ste., by reducing the number of regular stop~
ping pI
(ekOr'miah), 1. a brisk fight
{n connection with a greater conflict,
on a small scale in war, usually
eto fight in amall parties; to take part in «| businem
short engagement.—n.
skict (ekart), ‘n. the lower and loose part
of 8 coat, dross, ‘or other ent;
an outer garment for women and girls, cover-
ing the body below tho waist; a petticoa
margin or border; on a saddio, tho side flaps:
et. to border; run or pass along tho odge of:
‘as, to skirt a forest: ¢.f. to be on the border,
or'move along the edgo.
skit (skit), ‘a short literary Simply eon: | 21
espocially “one that ts ‘con:
structed; in this sense, a sketch; a brief
See Cut ai eat nate
slkit-tish chod;*te, eskiieh sore ely: [as to
tricky; fickle. ade skittishly.—n. skit
Be
skit-tles {35
1 a ame reed a
ting nopins sy’
skiv. er tr “3
leather made ‘from >
the outside portion
of a split sheepskin
by tanning in su- e
ieulkk (#010, :
oi ay san ot '
oor get =
tA! Skul. A, oranium or brain
Ing “or” Underiand BOX, Bae. 1, frontal bone:
manner: n. an idle, 2, parte 4 wold P ral; 4.
Food for-nothing
od-for-nothing of temporal: 6, external aud!-
Dursued. canta forthe offeusiv Vguid called
also, in tho United States, a pulecat.
sky. (ek), n. (pi. skies (skiz)], the heavens
or upper atmosphere: the ‘region of
ge storms, etc.; the climate or weatter:
ae
(eki'lirk”) Adind of bird that
sky dark fo soe cng
frolic or play boisterous! a
sky. lig] ht Shins (ski'lit*), . a window in a roof.
from, SABE cauting. . etc., for letting in light
ot (ski pr'ldt), a term used in
.| Sky pi-lot (itinge “ana “mintag “Comps,
among ranchmon, tee, aud in the army. for
yman,, mission ‘or chaplain
sky a a Kite of
work tl
-rock.et iis ascends: and
a ae eau ek'e!), m. the sal
p naul, ekt'sl, m.
sky-sail Set at tho top of a masi, above tbe
royal.
skI’skraiy n.
‘an ulidng
sky- ward {
(slib), in. a Thea Dlece of
especially marble or stone,
flat surfaces; the outside piece, with or with-
‘gus the bark, removed from a log in sawing &
i), Udy. relaxed or lowe: weak:
sluggish; as, slack’ water:
"| not. holding’ tast act dull: as,
is slack: pegligeut; me that, part 0
anything, ass wire. ete. that ‘dowa
Toose.—ade. «Inckaly.—n.
ne oe
to loosen: to ‘make less; as, to slacker
(tg): "nthe dross or dregs of 8
slag st Me, Rett IO Sort &
volcano.
Slain {s%%). Past participle of the verb
‘alii, ef, to auench;, a5, to, sete
slake “to, extinguish hs mix ‘wien water:
as, to slake lime: ‘Become mixed with
(slim), slammed.
Slam $8” yc (et set Bg, samme
and with s ioud obey” but ie down with force
Slams. n, a violent’ and wou, Aare tbe
w
act of banging or manattlog a io some
card games, ne
winner takes every ride, to
Slan-der (tr d®). %, 8 falco of malicons
‘tending. to injure. the
reputation of 3 Shothor: Talos tales of another
eg, injure th, Toputation of by saline
fnallclous f revile
Gllumalste-nn. cisadsrses
slan-der-ous {oi
an atulker. ory micas,
skull fe" bony case in: the brain of | mode of fon; an
an animal; the bonen of the head and face. ~~ | has soquired 9 cortaln meant
ate, senate, rare, c&t, local, fuir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, Ege, moval, refér;
right, sin; cdld, dbey, cord, stdp, cSmpare; anit, Anite, barn, cut, post ‘ment;
583
{Geet iay. inclined from “a straight ae
¢ palin 2 4
oblique; 5 ‘the langue
slanting “fitnema, gd). inclined | or bob
ue.—ade. alant-
slay Sack
8]
(lish, See troke of @
urope, which inhabits
| the business of
‘belonging to | be nic
tho “Indo-Buropean
bondage:
complete subi
‘f to some Influence or vice: di
race, OF
which
Includes
Russians, Bulgarians, Serblans, etc.; denot-
bits eastern Europe and
of any one of these
|, the language group
ade. lariahiy =n
‘davishnees.
Sla-von-ic ie -vou'Tk) ae
the Slavs of Serbia
to take rest
jonieas of inactive: bo dead: 0.
Eases oem by sloop; aa, he slept away his
cay fieep:
Rept the day away: to shake od
as, he slept off the evil effects of the
‘Syn. doze, drome, slumber,
tert; oe seen BG plumbers:
sleep-er : ‘of timber Iald’ at right
| angles to the ralla of a railway track and sip-
‘bddt, fot; found; boil; fuiction; chase;
; good ; jo;
aeesias ia azure; kh—ch es in loch,’ “See pronunciation Key, pages xix to xxi
orring thera: called also e fe; colloguially,
Sr car
y; then, thick; hw = wh asin whe
sleepy 584
ined to, or
inees or heavinoss;
ad, aon
sleep-y Sgt GERD. 24). comp, sleeper, supert
BF: theepy day sine er aluggish.
yn.
{ai85, delving rain
onal to pare in civise
aor dj. consiating of, or lke, a
sleeve (alév), ev), nthe part of = garment that
art, ‘usually ‘ah like a tube, to cover some
= Vet to furniah with sloeves.—ad).
wees igo em irate nag eri
sleight oe te he. duets
F sleight of hand,» trick
sleight sla 4, fo tie <7
Sieuth_hound @! cleoth’hounay, m,
(elit) a
slight ae one Stati oe
8 tone ‘difference in color; not
gin, ete.
‘to hurl with,
Ate, senfte, rare, cdt, local, fr, ask, pdrade; acéne, évent,
right, ein; odld, obey, cbrd, stdp, eSmpare; duit, anite, barn,
Lin
if!
fy
Pe
HE
E
J
i
i
f
a
i |
(
i
E
a
SS
e
fi
un
iB
Fe
ff
i
cheat
ita
wot; unpleasant
as, sloppy woather;
mi last: Blotting Machine
certain animal of South and Central
20. from
Set, £6dt; found; boil ; futiction; chase; good;
h=s as in azure; kh=ch
39
the | habits;
he that | neatness; a:
dint “eap | Slo-vene
sloth-ful gi Ra.
siothful youth.—ads.
brim.
slouch-y (ouch). adj. awkward in
et or galt,” ungainly:
separ coe | Emer, Mabey
Bren). n. one
people tative to
states of southern Austria,
and included in, the J
‘to the
of a
some, of
adj.
expecially
of Chriss
Slovenian.
Sisve
zB
fet
equaces
joy; then,
as in loch. See pronunciation key, pages xix to:xxii
then, thick; hw = wh asin when:
ec
at ue qe mF
id a AR Hien it te ia ald
q tl alate 4 ay cll tia
ce HU alge ain
Hn ceria Sh LP i
ra F cae i I dn Hae ie ize
Mie EEE eg
4 jt Re [alk
y
i sins past pe
Hey Eel ine
se edad ane aialjid
Ete renee Ep Hn Hin Geils
587
snack
ie: | Smudg
and out gmake.
smoke con-sum-er (are xd
coal-! ind
witch tobacco fe: .
smoke-stack Smo sttko, mp chim:
smooth-bore.
*! smooth-faced
calm in expression.
(amdit), n. a.
ite allver
smolt “23,
ut beard or mustache:
smote (29 t). past tense of the irregular
smoth-er (fo °or 8;
? fot, by
(exm00:h'fhst"), adj. with-
suppres
one's anger: ¢.4. to be suffocated or deprived
of air: n. stifling smoke or thick dust.
Smould-er Without dane of beneath tas
fe jamal), ns smear or stain:
suffocating smoke
a spot or etain made
dirt; R at
Ca
b&dt, f6bt; found; boil; fudtction;
zh=3 as in azure; kh=ch as in
chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = whaain when;
loch. See pronunciation
key, pages xix to xxi.
Q
at: on. . exmall
Sone fasta. . ma
snake (80. 17. snath (mM). n. the handio of a scythe.
having e rioding mation ‘Also, mate * “
nal mantis, “OF CURE Bay. Grass,
slang, to draw out with a alk (s08k), v4. to creep or steal away
(gnkk’D), adj. [com snei vately or meanly; slink:
snak-y sfatien\ acal tn cowardly fashion ‘and ‘ith meatnart
6
i
“Hil
ae
wn bap ‘ah ;
(sn&p’c + Me
Map-drag-on wit a showy flower of
curious shape; a game ich raisins
snatched from a
waters.
(amip'Ing tar’tl),
snap-ping tur-tle (Tr7o" neanwstce
fare seizes its prey by a snap of ite
snap-py (sip. ad). comp. snapper,
pee rarerh. papi, thar? and
_
sna -shot (snkp‘shdt’), n. a yh
Snap shot fede rina pemesticn by
(snr), ‘n. a running noose or ‘cut off short:
STATE ofa oe wire, for eateking na nal Selfceewmting or
mal or bird: any ‘ontangles Or
entrabe: & ‘retched across the head St Ue pon: 20
of the drum called a snare drum: ¢.t. to catch running at the
‘or entangle with, oF aa with, 3 noo! OF Nek.
drtm), a. small ‘who
snare drum §2m,,.<0uey acim, Tae she, or cere
catgut strings across one head to add to ite ‘ope who
(enkrl), °.4. to make a growling nolso, snobbery.
snarl OSD sigs Sage SER in a coon eae
Fa to not of entanslo, ‘aa treed : | feone's own positon oxtasa” inca resect
‘Utter in a grow! or a harsh, surly tone: n. the | for wealth and position. i
Ate, sentte, rare, okt, locdl, fir, ask, pérade; sc&ne, évent, Bdge,
t, sin; ebld, Obey, cord, stép, cinpare; tnit, dnite, bérn,
i
;
» focks, meni
of heavy snow.
snow-blind
bal ® {enbrbound’) adj.
snow-bound jf wa by’
blind”), hay the
eke lured By "tho sare
from a railroad track in the mountains.
SMOW-ShOEe (wnido ti "s “det moodse
Hike a short , to be at
walk on the top of § rithout ing in.
snow-storm {oyitalot’ mow. uneally
paige We oes. snowier, superl.
STLOW-Y sowice’ matte’ like Trogh sow:
be get Sens Lowered with, or full of,
cen
best, {06t; found; boil; futiction; chase; good; joy;; then, thi
oo et fenares ho, nll: pl
snuff-er = ‘), m. one wh re
ite of a
candle,
snuf-fle
(snif’l), 9.4.
t, or Candle Snuffers
Bolslly through the noge when iis obstructed:
@ noisy nose when
, (endg’ee), n. (pl. sauggeries
ts) 1 PORY
sbut | hold
zh = as in azure; kh =ch as in loch. ‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
sober-minded 500 Sol
so-ber-mind-ed (obmnae).04'| so-ci-ol-o-gist IMAP I) a. of
‘brie nCLOL OGY Cott aroid, tthe ack
so-bri-e- S0-C1-01.-0. ‘human 1
perpen a Ary aan
fame.
0-cia-bil- -i-4 (5’shd-b01-4),
friendly and ity to tho costa
fo comme to interest in the welfare
; tops into cont
rather finn of E
trol of a grou
an ihdividual;, as, to socialize ®
5 BB, tO
+, somotl to
Of wealth and fashion; “as, all society was
Present at the wedding.
80-ci-0-lo; -i-cal (s8/ahI-6-18 j'1-kBl),
Iiey thoacinestae sonar of ear sce
nee ots
eau: | Geen
naa adj. soaked:
sod-den (Soiture; bait cook
as cake; looking
beavy with
‘or baked.
as if boiled or H
so-journ fo etn
n
Ate, seniite, rire c&t, local, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent,
right, sin; cbld, dbey, cord, stdp, obtapare; anit, Anite, brn, ait, foobs, men;
sol 591 solstice
sol = ‘the fifth note of the scale in so-lic-i-tor (e6-lis'-tér), on. one who
5, votee, ete.
as), n. comfort in sorrow; | person qualified and authorised to
SOLACE {SScnttig Ge pain or erat; “cote: | Livi law! an attorney ‘or inwyert” the civil
lation: #4. to fort sorrow; to cheer: | law officer of a city, town, department, or
‘9.4. to be consoled or comforted. government; ‘as, the city solicitor.—n. soliei-
PoP Hee wolar wpstenn ths ous |SO-LIC-it-ous Geitie!™ caret; Sa:
and the planets which circle around tt: solar | cerned.—ads. solicitously.—n. solicitousness.
ic-i-tude @lsit0d, n. the mate
of being anxious, especial!
ne e ss a
the sun, or 365 foparding another person; concern; care-
days, 5 hours, 48 minutes,
s3 onc le the | gol-id (2122, ads, capable of withstanding
Soe ety & a aguubles aa, the Solid contenta ofa mast
sun 7 Rot ‘hollow; “dense: weighty; as, & sol
te.
‘or oon valescen ’
ie oa
sol-emn S°e,,,0%, atental, wit | go-lil-o-quy G2 mi, ole,
to oneself; an utterance in solitude of one's
i. (e5-lém’nI-tl), n. [pl. solem-
so-lem-ni-ty tition Citi a sterod nto
7. Gy (901°8m-n}-z8’shfin).
sol-em-ni-za-tion f vem ry gnan).
forming according ; ‘as, the solenni-
fatlon of a marriage.
a (9d!'Sm-niz), v.t. to perform:
coemonios of legally sO! tude fraps Pie he tate sf er
malorts | Go 19 (81), pL nolow Cids)| the whole
ting | 80-10 fee's thustealroleclon played oF
sung bylons person.
* aS NOt foe's | 80-10-i8t figs a place of miu sigue.
: sox | SO1-O-mon {£0 son of David, wo rile
‘arders, support, votes, otc. Israel in the tenth century B. C.. who was
‘Syn. imporsuine, Urye, noted for his wisdom, and who built the first
so-lic-i-ta-tion (request: “paristent | Sot sticg milous). that point in thewun's
invitation. Sol-Stice pecn'st which the sun i farthest
béBt, {80t; found; boil; fuiction; chase; good; joy; then, thi
hes as in azure; kh=ch as in loch.’ See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
solubility
frp the equator, north in summer, south tn
2 same june. twenty-first
day in'the year.
ol. (@Sl'va-bl)- ad}. capable of be-
Solv-a-Dle ing disslveds) allowing
tion; eapable of payment, as debta—n.
” ‘euraivernests
som-bre-ro (Onabrnwiod” tat
Ba DoE ia tae cee
States.
some (50% 04). corsain: as,
whom’ I know; denoting
‘will como; more
trouble: “apposive ‘to other:
3
Fe
fl
not definitely ' specified;
mere oF loam,
pee
al
HEE
ese e
nitely stated: formerly: on
yet decided upon in the future:
t, sin; ‘edld, dbey,
592
senate, rfre, cit, locAl, flr, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent,
ctrd, stdp, cbmpare; dnit, dite, btn, ett, foots, mend;
soothe
jSome-what cimet?. 2. an indetame
sar nt aed be ares, ote
some-whith-er Sim rine. of, wo
to some place or other.” Pisce:
som-nam-bu-late (Path yt us,
ait
som-nam-bu-list (oomsrtm bousy.
his sleep; a 7
(sdm-nif’ér-Os), adj.
nif. coun
som.-nif-er-ous cep.
som-nolence S25! "irowelses. “Ms
som_nolent (emninb lint), df. inclined
Son a alee ey Bee
(then sorack osama?
‘or loud sound; deep-toned ;
ade. sonerously—A.
soothsayer 593 sound
sooth say-er Stee to hive fn. one whe sor-rel reat +. & rome So or Biante
foretell the future; ‘s fortune Dower shina
“| pees
sor-row (om 2s n meatal pain or uneast-
feel mental
iateatt pe sad.
‘broth; sorrowful ow ful gore tee, eth full of, or
sophist,
s0-phis. ti-cal ana os
ind reasoner or ning: ire ae
gem piauriple put not sound: a8, & sophis-
so-] his-ti-cate cn (of tikdt), et. to
asan ‘argument: wo SS decttve by false
Segment {eo % opie make knowing or
4. sophistries
soph is istry’ poten se
but unsound
student
adj. causing, or
dco aleepe m
s0-p
‘a voice; ® musical
EBSh soles
Sor-cer-er (osSicaa, ae "or en
chanter.
sor-cer-y %orstn0in.
fueure oventa by the ad of ovil epirit
sor. did ova) sdf gdh moan; wile; bases
ideals: rae . poe weno ‘sordid
so-ror-i-ty Syetsen's or giro’ dase
s0-ro-sis (goreise). P & woman's agp
Ler femeang a oe
ts nineappie, growing fom the union ot
many flowers.
Sf sriet: anhappy; Teereitil; grievous adr
)_on the
boot, £864; found boll; fufletion; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = wh asin when;
zh=3 as in azure; kh=ch as in loch.
Pronunciation key, pages xix:to xxi.
the alr; noise; a
‘of water: the alr
used by
to measure tho
ole: order or
nd an alarm:
; examine or ty!
to
aman ine
bly: to
> ass
4 a jcved: as 3
Faler, as = king.
nthe act of | emperor, 4 cot
egmiriag che depth of waeer;| to Empnty abilings, Ox #4 ¢ called also a
tor ringing. i (vtetnAs; shiv Eto.
‘lent; -tY tn supreme power or
jong? ask: | SOV-€r-e3
So-Vi-et (S712). .n. = Russian unoiMicial
salted.
source
fountain; first
(a5rs), 1. that from which
lees ‘or’
‘na storm
from
(eouth"és’tér),
or gale coming
fare
south-ern-most {siti moet). .od.
Ate, senat ‘Are, cit, flr, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent,
oan; obld, obey, oa ot, chiapares “dnit, dite, fae i
right, sin;
f
8]
i
Dolitical ceganization, or sociesy.
by separating them
type metal?
Vehfis), f.
Sree ot
Lt
R:
if
, i tub
‘oo 4
p.P- spanned, P-Pr. spanning! %0
‘one side to the .
feeke/ wad
Spaniard 595 speak
for a dita Ui to act or adorn: Wik, oF ts | Curteate SSE DY Means of an oleceric
‘with, small shining metal any bite of TOW small and
88, stars spangle the heavens. | SPAar~ the iy.
Ss -iard sepinyyara). ‘. @ native or | numerous in most she world.
of sit sparse { adj. {thinly scattered: ne
span-iel (epkny8), y od population: be
dog with Ss ta-can (spiir’td-kAin), adj. denoti:
ears and long, =' ost etree, srou Of
hair; a cringing, fawn- @ in after the of ‘the
ing person. Hol from Spartacus, the
Ss ish ¢ ‘bn’- : Ble who led the rebellion of slaves in
pan-ish si3.‘cas. * ome, 70 B. C.: n, a member of this group,
peruining to Spain, ! 44 | Spartan geiretay. adh Bereatnlig Eo
Tanguage, oF tts if | Spar in anclent Greece, w1
people: n people were for their bravery and storn
o language of Spaniels discipline; hence, ching in
ypan-i (epitah 1, a bright green | Smee ephem) ha” sucdoa, violent
Spanish Beetle of the southern part | SPASTN {nyoluntary” con oa
ot used in making # medical prepara- | ening, of the mt a sudden, violent effort
Spanish Main (72s the | Spasm°of anger, eS haee
Bi wo te nrtorn ar at Safle: | Spas-mod-ic (Pearce et Bets,
used of the southern
bean Bes and, {he cosets of of mt
SR toe eR
spank-er (pith).
= ship. .
spank-ing .Quc.
ing Ere.
aa
8] -kle (epiir’k)).
cheer eee ng
zh=z as in azure; kh=ch as in
boot, (864; found; boll futtion§ chase; good; joy; then, thie
w = wh as in when;
. See pronunciation key, pages xix’to xxii.
i ary) ‘i ef auey ge
ee eld ae
i i ae agi :
| Ee ve iP ain a
AS sana ee ral
bie ie Py He 4 ie ai ims ig
,leult Hae eh al Ly ees ti iy
Sell det| HRT egy] HE eg Pe ean a
gel gee age (Un
su ania yl i a
fetal Rey Boys ie i af
i ited creas ie i
a) darts “ 2433 iitgig a Heyy Fd
ain EE 7a a afte F
(ee oa S80,
speed-om-e-ter (tent for inficar:
per r.
eed-wa' (spéd’w8"), nm. a track or
be ptr Rea A
speed-y (Pea. ,c4
See peed chic ale
re nnedtee
money:
using:
consume;
lke sut
candles, Sa
spew (22. fe .
sphe-noid (°°), cals Syste yor:
ton
‘bddt, {66¢ ; found; boil; fuiction ; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = wh as in. when;
zh=s asin azure; kh=ch as in loch.
See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
gi
=
By
B:
$
Bah
:
£8
ar
3
it
agit
e a
olives, Yaedntions, opiatons,
ly guessed.
(spI’kBt). adj. having, or arranged
bets Took oe @ spike of ear.
ves:
ree
a
is
slender,
body. -ad}. #8
icy ines adh apie. mipert
icy (only, edf loom. apices, pert
ePncctae eet" “Rare! |
aromatic; full of life it; as, & spicy
i
3
I
ORE, an arpeanla tat vine | SPin-dling (het “Spey, eco Waa ts
spi-der eee atikcen ibers to cater ite
‘suggest
frying pan.
ch
(GPA. Bast tonse and past part iplo
oct aa, tho
in. a fence, "am ‘a spike, aa, 1B | out cou without
Botany’ a cortain ind of Hower cluster an without lcs: ue
grain: rt. to. famton
forge” nails $ rai through | Spin-et {S2ir
nails or sharp points:
Tith p siarp point: to close th
Proportion a
ive of a spider in form; | Coin drift (epln‘aritt), n. fc
spin-drift {Pag 2, foam on say
> an a pointed piece of | SPINE {ho thio backbone: t thorn-caaged of
ree cine: | Polnted wit crogte or nd nt Chasey eazeral
spin-el ag fn several dif
a ‘ =
a] (pik), n. » kind of large nail; any 18s), j. hav:
spike sfiatp, slender object: pits | Spine-less iettonc; inverebrates
ent,
mouth of by | but smaller: now no longer in use; an early
lugging: said of cannon.—adj. spiky. form of piano. °
Spikke-let (puis %: 1 ‘Botany’ a very spin-na-ker (*piv@:kt), 2 laree ai
wi :
slender, ‘pointed,
gransee.
cluster, as the vessel fs run!
before the wind.
in gramee.
spike-nard :P'sintineat” dhod' by" the | SPin-ner-et splne ait os fe rome,
cee
ancients, or that prods
spile (2,_n.,, large timber driven into | spd
bullding:_a_ pile;
to give support to a cig (pint), n. a thicket; = small
‘wooden pin used as a| Spin-ney
rood," (Bixa.
Ate, senfte, rare, c&t, local, fir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent,
right, sin; céld, Obey, cérd, stdp, cSmpare; dnit, dite, barn
novél, refer;
bi fochs, meni
spinning jenny 599 spitfire
in-ning jen-ny “o2is, 20, *| spir-it rap- (epirtt rap’ing), = sup-
opin.ning jon-ny Sian oligin’ [pit rapping Sets
ata :, named for Trile, oF the in fenton. i taal apirtet-an. ij. not mate-
aig ree eer Tiina | ede ite ctaetaned Oe eee
w one . :
Toot power. by. which few cotton, wool, ote. | OF higher nacure of man; ‘pure: holy? hese
are spun into throsd ot yarn. enly minded; ‘to sacred fous
spi-nous (Pi), #4. full of, os covered | things: not |e _—
gulls, as the ‘porcupine? thorny. "Also, spi the
i spin’ , n. unmarried | real except soul,
Spin-ster (oman “umuiliy one ‘no longer | the soularot fi nthe
oURE Angola"), ad. ful of, oF covered with, | called a ted: Treen.
SPLD-Y thorny ‘spines: thorny vette an |e spec : "
in-y ant-eat-er Gon ine eeunal | Spir-it-u-al-is the
‘Acronis having ee? souls of the dead ie
wormlike living, especial; .
tubular snout, y | Spir-it-u ek)
ye ee mae |e rpctcalion, eae
pinelike ant-eater. the dead j, eape-
spir-acle ("iy-% \, | eth through medi peel
na holo t j + | Spir-it-u-al.i-ty bela
which many aqua apart
Whales porpoises gpiny Anteater a mental
oe. elevation; as, or
curve or
it which It revolves.
‘or toward the center about w! ven.
adj. full of
animated:
ort
ir-it-ed Pie” it
& spirited horse:
ys
‘Courageot ings
‘38,'a spirited answer—ado.
hy gore: ty
: eoanee
spir-itless Ganhrastion
or speaker; listless;
béat, 1664; found; boll;
zh=1 8 in azure; kh=ch as in loch.
is
in , temp
of; now,” notwithst: ok to try
Nite ful CPO, adj. hull of i wil
spiteful Siliciou’ “having «desire to
‘annoy or injure.—ade., —n. spite
fulness.
very quick-
fuiction ; chase; good; joy; then, thick ; hw = wh asin when;
See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
gt eat an |
tall uf sel ie ‘ it, i bat VE 2
oF Ee ate
aE bas i
tg fy al, . “ap dE a
i a 3 au signe ” aa fi
PET Let a
ae i A a Li #
He ae Oe a ete
ER q
i ii: i etiat iy
ue aw it lis intl
i tea ne
sponsor
601
g
i
Beene Det Manos to" boop ae Rot
upeetting.
Serr 7. one who binds him-
Spon-sor ‘oF be responsible,
for ri & godfather oF godmother. —adj.
Spon-ta.ne-i' ty Y stiller matt of ae
Ing from quick, or impulse:
‘animal’ var organisms
‘to undergo changes not produced by ou ‘outeide
sSpon-ta-ne-ous (por-ti'nd 9).
ill ers BO), nm wading bind
(epone 1061).
al Fa 2 i
Tver! "a'ndinpletad: adj mi
A eat cet
partment | ere
the | 22
ii!
fe
8
ee
?
9a jae
ae
sport ing pes ae
‘fat bill, some- | becor
Spor-a-des ji0t “cot Inchitdea “in “ant | tho
eras ; Joy; then, thi
ik iy ai car i
le es
te a 2 ie :
i : ei! ce
oe oe att ae i ie Pegute al i i
feagcegtlg sea rignlnitl yes
ls HEHE Er Ha PLETE PEER i
itt i) ey iohr S: Lat fs ‘ “GI 3
Le ia i Hn EY a
ita cea ae
Lal : 1 ae 8 Bites i 5 ue 2
é : 7 c * €8¢ " 8 5a = tis au uated Eg
i; ceed aa ne ie eee ae oH
Birger io be etal ue Fp fete lit ae 5 cele eat
eincele asduiey UE SI ellishisdnctslilu sige! eel
, Avent,
5 dnit, dnite, barn,
, stép, cbmpare;
, Obey, cbr,
8ld,
3
tt,
Ate, seniite, rfre, cat, locdl, far, ask, pdrade; scéne,
603 squeegee
BaF
seeee
geet
i
oe (slew8b), n. 9 young pigeon, eape-
Squab Gay oe stil in the nests’ s shure, | maze.
8
: adj.
squab. ble (exw). ba noisy quarrel
wees, or dispute in ‘& noisy manner.—n.
“(ekw0d), n. a small
Squad seecrapled tor aril, Ruapection sce
the _Fmallest of the organized groups inte
which a regiment is divided; any small
group of persons engaged in = common
‘ kew0d'rin), 1. (akwot’er), n.
squadron Ones) eginent! wien of | squat-ter Snpubic ‘or usimproved land
snow; to scream or cry violently. one of her tribe. a
py (ewer. adj. gusty: stormy: | squawk {kyOk),%, & loud. harsh cry,
ual-or (ekwOl'St; skw&/l0r), n. ”
Sat SOF wretched and filthy condition;
squan-der (andi. ot, ta, spend
sides is a street; the distance along one of
‘these sides; Bs, £0 walle three squares: an open cath = fromach:
‘space bounded by streote and (sed as a smal : nica to excess in taste:
4 4 : “ot, too} pe | over fy archi abcut trifies ads, naussmaleniy
pa
cal instrument measuring right les: (skw8's8), hoe-shay
So BMtoran with Tour odual oiuee and oar | SYUCE-BEC (Sol with suber dae ot
slee:_to cause to make e right angle | plate, for cleaning pavements, removing
‘Tebt angles:
‘6st, fodt; found; boil ; function; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw =wh asin when;
.zh=s as in azure; kh=ch asin loch. See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
IZE oc orm.
stab-iliz-er Gabtts"%),..7-0 device
‘the equilibritim, or balance, “of
. “COWS, ete.
: ad. to be I in
‘ballding:” adj. firm in stead
Fast: “constant: as-4 porson of stable quale:
firmiy ogtablished: fixed: as, 9 stable govora-
fe
tances: | usually
caf eked: mip ats
. ipl
(| Staff Scat) oat
Tp
a &
ee
Hie
i
to
carried
or for defense:
a ‘material com
aster, used instead of stone,
\porary structures; the five lines
spaces on which music is written;
le; body of officers attached
Bi
Ett
ROB
ce
is
‘|
Pee
i a
i
;
é
BiREl
‘
i
4
i
i
H
iF
i
i
Ft
E
ure
ion
ment; ba’ permane a8, Cra
ite, seniite, rare, c&t, locdl, fir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent,
right, sin; cbld, bey, ofrd, stép, ompare; dnit, nite, barn,
605 stand
stal-wart (iohwert: stehyrére). ody
daring neg fn loyal potion
and H
of endurance; as, the stamina of a nation.
stam-mer {fits i’ speaking “coposally
from a defect in i; eStutter: ot. to
Utter or pronounce with disiculty or hesita-
Hon: besttating or ‘Speech due to
5 ditculty tn “pronouncing.
or halting i speed ait
. a maki
Stamp mark or impress; ‘a mark or derign
foo or tax! ‘as, a ‘stamp; a revenue
stamp: any ‘mark that denotes the
ownership or quality of @ thing: as, a stamp
of oF Ravures an the icture” beste the"slamp
Sime, hanging from the roof of of genius: sorts ind tgp avoid men, Of hie
ae. viking @ownw'
ite (st448e’mit), ‘a heavy downward blow with the foot:
sta-lag-mite ‘Stronsve mark’ with a” design by" means of
3 a8, to stamp @ coin; impress
copy of on ‘comothing: as, to slamp one’
flats ‘on noo, paper:
as, to stamp a letter; ‘to label; brand;
stale-mate {Stites che i Seat ue foot
not bolo placa
when no other move can be made. rt. to | Stam-pede
put in tho position of stalemate; bring to a | of a1
Brenden den Aunae
adj. water-tight; sound;
oa mee
be a substitute: as, Esq. sta
become a candidate; as, to stand for of
Rave sald" remain’ tn ‘existence, ‘especially
Tithe iniury or change, endure: Inst ay
\b60t, {66t; found; boil ; fuiction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw =wh asin when;
zh=s asin azure; kh'=ch as in loch.’ See pronunciation key, pages xix to 1odi,
|
Gee
ny
a
bi
4
;
Stand point (inthe point) 7 es ost:
stand-still cocina ‘n. & coasing of
‘as, business or
(stin’hop; sthin’dp), 7
stan-hope (e457 boP; & xi guerseaied
carriage without a top: given the name
oe the Englishman for whom ‘the first one
Btan-za (80!
forming a section of & poet.
sta-p eS (ine of the'intddle car
Tie fa (st8’pl), n. the chief ‘product or
Staple sears cone oy dear
ineipal clement or clict “tem.” unman
Factured or raw material: cotton,
oul fibers" @ loop of metal with two po
Toate tI? Seana ni pe pe
bolt, ete.
as, ‘apie 6
staple trade: ‘ef. to sort according to the
Gtiality of its fiber 28: to staple cotton, ete.
to fasten by a stay
’dar-dlz2), 9.0. to reg
ite by, or make to con-
Tule, “model, alue,
tion.
(stin‘zd), n. a group of lines, or
iwually four or more,
stirrup-shaped
lustry of @ country or district;
‘chief; ‘regularly produced
femabllshed in_commens: | at
geen, n. one who deals in
ho, Feulan
five or more zing
c-open "eves, oa, Suawerting. cur
with zed Se eins. ‘Gave Asealy in
‘ees wide Open: gaze fixedly in ove
direction; ‘conspicuous or prominent:
ce seat set with stars;
ana sare crown; hepa > ‘by’ stars;
Stars and § Stripes (“y7,und “22s;
for the fing of the me Uae ak tin
; | Star-shell Sn" shel” fied tar on es:
Bot that bursts into ‘starlilce lights: fired
‘the alr from a light, muzzle-losding
intended to ligne'up the enemy's prafien
Star Span-gled Ban-ner $i"
‘startin
ate, centte, rare, c&t, locél, fir, ask, pdrade; scéne, ivent, Edge, ES movél, refer;
it
tight, ain; ‘bid, dbey, cbrd, std, ebmpare; anit, Gnite, born,
07 stature
(stiitesjin’&r-l), n. a
a cenau eee re
aH
states-man-ship Eieretainiee wood
. eg fei wth cuss at are
Star-va-tion Ganyiehtn), 1, the act of state trial (iitical cféaee, “fOr ®
‘of food; state of Sete west condition
a | of the army Fematned stationary.
: sta-tion er (Giivahtn-#, te one who =
sta.tion-er-y ree ee
Sta-tis-ti-cal 1 tinitee faces
statis-tician [cee ge
lo; Speci ee geen ae Tt
ey eee ee tw'tten), mpl, classified
of| Sta-tis.tics (etc tainting co inswe bose
of pepple, as as a nation or state, or apecieliy ten
meg, that, wa Gad petein)a prison taain- | facta as cau be arate’ in’ sum Doe fine, act
state pris-on (St y27).2 prison gs can
‘by the government | or science of ellgctiog and arranging
of a body politic: State prison, in the United | facts: as, statistics ta qa cae, ronulring
States, 8 prison maintained Proftaorm a | Beato
‘the States the inishment al (st&t’b-ek5p), instra-
Paes titted ef aplous risncn. Allo, nate's Stat-0-scope jrent to delec"the distance
prison. of a small rate of ascent or descent: used
righ and i sles navies
United | States bP tas, Constitution’. bur | Stat-W-a-Ty Fo ae’ ot carving “the fall
Teeerved of the various States form of « livtag being in saarble, beonzer etc.;
for their ind cre ont such carved forms, of statues. collectively.”
state-room (een oa yet or | Stat-ue {fine ota sculpeured or modsied
railway car. ” out of solid material, as marble,
‘bronze, ete.
state’s ev-idence {titi,,¢n;“sn) | stat-u-esque eter 00, paving
‘sented by the government, tion, ina | formal dignity otis statue, of modeled figure;
‘ventmony given by | an, a statuesque boat
ertminal ‘tuesquely.
esi Seema uivies its cpa | stat-u-ctte Gt de ees
‘Bis accomplices: IY; one who so testi- stature &* at'an en
béBt, {86t; found; boil; fuziction; chase; good; joy; then, ‘hick
hws os in azure; kh = ch as in loch. ‘See pronunciation key, pages xix)to| xxii.
3
Stat-ute {cGsiatt"or Inwmbling: Was!
as? S matwcory pro
eeY) nm IPL waves. (sthvs)), one
Stave othe dhun?nartow stapes
forming the sides of a cask or barrel; a pole
or piece of wood of some ; in music,
the five parallel lines on and tween which
ei Ipd and pp. seared, stove, pp. seavingl
ou pe and pp, soar pr. eave,
to rosie e hols in: with tn: “ae to stare ines
i
if
e
gad
or gives stiffness, which supports
mast; a prop abode or continu-
‘nce ina place: ‘as, le long stay in
Paris; a stand stay of judgment :
Ph pale of and pp. stayed,
Eerrustatn: to
for’ time;
ry
as, to
8, 00
waits
Borse
as steel.
Word atand You tn pup teed. ne | SteeL-y (euPunbeading” clea es eros
stead-fast {2536 tonic: stcaaycoe | Steel-yard Posty esky ere
stant; as, steadfast faith. Also, stedfast.
—ads. steadfastly, stedfas!
or support: as, a. steady ‘
Manta feeling Ge ‘purpose’ “resolute: “un
Vering ; }, steady devotion to ® Cause; 3, colloquially.
Togularunifrm;” aa, tho sandy oat of te Bees: ne pre
‘sober: industrious; as, a _stec soak in a liquid.
xourh A weeping easly rans Point 20 8S, wo
stead ying} steady or 4 BS, CO stop
Ale, sentte, rire oft, loll, Mr del, parade; scéne, event, Sdge,
it,
noval, refer;
right, sin; cdld, dbey, cérd, stp, cbmpare; ‘init, dnite, bOrn; cit, foots, mend;
i
gt
Es!
ial
3
ft
if
steer. e-wa!
ee ghee es
P Steppe (223), ,8,rMe level plain without
report in shorthand. 4 eé-f8e), a
ste-nog-ra-pher snorted” wher:
sten-o-graph-ic attniag'y & yt | 2
sconography.. "Also,
shorthand, or.
odes hea tte G, ‘enosraphically.
ste-nog.-ra- phy esas. oh
hand. by using
and powerful. “voice,
sten-to-r to-ri-an (ani ttD Oh eal
ster ep fat, ea Tek movement, made by the
Boot of the Foor am Fe,
1B step nearer; any
ions of avmbele 0°
by a? *gingle "amove-
or running: as,
distance; 8,
: Sears Geta ean, 0. a
rogeing a stream or 8 emady
wit
ay fa ee Metre system, a unit
‘measurement equal to 35.31
eran: ter Pope, man ane
of, a Sony an instrument for dé
gravity. a ,
ster-e-op- ti-con &f (ters - te RAL tion;
@ ecreen
ster-e-0-SCope stip nan titrant
by means of which two Digtures, taken from
lifferent: points view,
‘pov, (061; found ; boil; futiction; chase; 3 Bgod Joy ; hen, thick hw = wh asin when;
See prom
a= a8 in azure;
kh=ch as in loch.
‘key, pages xix to xxi.
sterility :
61
Darron; as; sterile ecod; without ideas; as, a
tS-r1l'I-tH, state of
ste-ri iss ouproduciiver bartese
ster-iliza-tion (feitgkenta:
act or act of fruitless or barren;
state of be (etér'T- ii), v4. to make fruit-
sterilize lees of bairen: “a v9, of the
Fear serme! as, to stertize talk. -n. stent
sterling {tian aoey ot
Glae; as. stenting avers of
of werling ot
Purity of Brit
stern
Siernly.——n. starnnass.
Stermum @itrntm), nthe breastbone,
stectorousness.
stet (S2t); tf,» Latin word meaning Jet tt
indicate th wading marked for otiaston
itary
ste-thom-e-ter
as Be during the breathing.
steth-o-scope wr" ‘elopons for exam
ing the chest or ‘the chest, by con
DPreduted in the body: an inwrumon
es and elscwhere to detect the
sounds of digging or
enemy
ste-ve-dore [%i3 or unloads
od.
stew-ard-ship Site or autios”
ie
. | bave scruples.—n. .
stick-le-back (Scania: wich Sasct
‘or thoraliice fons, on thelr bodes
stick-y Sickiex rigor einey ede.
fened; grow
stiff-necke
» ask,
far,
atop,
pdrade; scéne,
ebmnpare; anit, finite, arn ele?
évent,
stiletto
61
Stiletto @@®. 2s small dagger
blade: » potsted intra a
yet for making eyelct
=
eu
‘at rest; as, to still the
to make quiet;
nan
lle liquors, as whisky” ete. —
allay, .
oof rood with reat
used in ib 3
shore
=
led
Go ‘set oF
adj.
o
Fadeod, ax if onstilta, ‘hence, .
ras,
filed
Sai: ton ton 9 ne
Stim.u lant 23m
that which excites or spurs ‘Bult
op, or which produces a
or energy: &
feraporary Increase of vitallt
medicine or sleoholie drink
effect: pl. intoxicants: adj.
or Sar Bion! lacing
Fete coment =
eg cing a teaporety Ineo
Sey eer ‘stato or condition of
brenda ‘80 excited.
fe
i
#
ne
He
if
‘n, stippling. "4
stip-utate Supt, eet ca
not do a certain thing: arrange or
definitely; ‘to apecity, ae f condition.
208
stip-ula-tion s2°'or ane vor
| stip-a u la-tor
(sttp G1), on. a. small, leadike
appendage’ or stalk at the bese
‘ian p+ {Pt and pp. stirred. p.pr.
], to put into motion; ‘move:
to change this relative position of
Clea of, ae liquid: ae, to stir soup: :
rouse; as, to stir men to dovotion: ?4. to
‘oneself; be in motion:
ly, rise In the morning:
Seitation; tumult: olse:
Duble interest exctteme stirrer.
(etarra-bour)
ee ee
zoeal or corn mest bolled In
16dt, 165; found; boil; fiction chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = wh ae in when;
ah=s as in azure; kh=ch as in loch, ‘Soo pronunciation key, pages Xx to oa
=
“612 stonecutting
stock-y (30. odf. shore and stout or
gion a tor
ory s on
or forge; ‘an anvil. -1C philosopher Zeno, who taught
ver), Dutch coin that a wire
na 2 wise man should be governed, by the
persons:
for such a fund: the capit
j. not easily aroused
Della Sul Sie ea
of tainor offenses; alse, | stupid; mental dulne’s,
on which a ship is built: store
funds or in a stock company or corporation. 2 ads.
i -net’), nan el a, & Stone jar: stone age. the
stock-i-net pserose, ob clastic | enware: as, & stone jar: stone age. the period
stockings, underwear, ete. | Bronze, when stone weapons, tools, etc, Were
stocking (*k'hg)./ na close-ntting
ned.
the foot and leg, made of silk wool, or ‘toton | Stone-blind sizay * Ghevscally
stock-job-ber {rats “or “speculates” in | Stone bruise (#88 te5be), a bruise made
shares of corporations, —n. " stone bruise By a oe, ‘sa On the feos
stock.man (Sarge of livensex, as eause:| Ctone-cut tf he
a ranchman, ve stock, as cate; | stone-cut-ting ‘gy
Stock-still (eit off, sell of © | shapine eto cates NS. OF COE
Ate, senfte, rare, cdt, local, fir, ask, pdrade; scéne,
Tight, ein; odld, ébey, e6rd, stép, obmpare; dnit, dnite, bérn,
5
A
613
stove
tHE
nh
Sh
StOp soppag} 6 lose,
it
|
SE asbabsts:
of
stor-age bat-ter-y a) atu
an apparatus in
kind | which electric enersy
in the form of a current
chemical energy and
i transformed into
store vnouse Gaon ne
store-house where ‘goods, 7 “oul ding
foodstuffs, are stored; & 7
warehouse.
store-keep-er (ofca eeites, "ont the
keeps s shop. ( ) to
store-room (figrnmo. 2. am,
which chines, especially sup-
adj. having floors or
a8, & two-storied house:
; told in, or associated
as, to
Horm a fort: c.f. to blow violently, or to rain,
ball, snow, etc.; to rage bolaterously.
ter ‘agitation, disturbance.
uous; as, storm:
or fury? turbue
Ss ormily.
(riz)}, 9
tales oF ai
‘Syn. account, legend, myth, incident,
‘surgical
‘operations.
stove (62): tan apparatus for contain-
b6dt, {6dt; found ; boil; futiction ; chase; good; joy ; then, thick; hw = wh as in when;
zh=s as in azure; kh=ch as in loch.
‘See pronunciation key, pages xix’to xxii.
3 hit be
packed away: ‘oan al ‘tor packing
ind-bise’6-ml
stra-boto.my Gat wpceatioa “for “the
cure of squint or Srosse7e.
strad-dle 4."
other:, a8, they. straggied into
‘not
up.
right; “as. to live a straight life; direct: not
confused: as, straight reasoning: right: cor
ect: as, straight accounte: slat. strong in
Pate ‘of @ party: as, a straight Democrat
5 direct cotirge;' directly; at once. —
straight-en in to make free
‘to put
1m onder: to, free from trou tt. to
straight-for- ward {3 igrtecrsents ety
direct course or manner!
* (pind wat). ods.
straight-way immediately
‘n. stock;
(strin) Trace;
‘inborn disposition
trace or Streak; as, 8 strain of Madness;
tune or melody: a poem or verse; tone or
manner of 9] or thought; as, to write or
speak ina lofty strain; extreme stretching:
as, a strain on a rope; a violent effort; injury
due to overwork: as, nerve strain: a sprain:
5, to draw out with force: stretch: as,
Sitain a Tope; put to ite uemiose strength” as,
{alure by overtazing:
. ki make uneasy or
unnatural; 3:
embrace; as, she strained the child to her
breast; ‘filter; as, to strain coffee: f.4, to
make ‘violent efforts; pass through "tiny
anes Cearbn’&e) rho, or that
1. one who, or
Strainer fhien sirctches or oxcets groat
i"paneca ages, fear Ores separate ie
fromm solid tabi as,’ coftee trainer,
F i. 8 HATTOW Dansage 0
Strait Connecting” two larger bodies of
water; perplexity; difficulty; as, to be ina
(gikelaser)
‘waistcoat.
strait- laced {rty,
tn manners
op th rath of by stueutag
ras OF eile: aa. Co, Sena
inate Saket Se al
military movements; strategic
pn Ses oft
ite, senfite, rare, c&t, local, fir, ask, pdrade; scéne, event, te:
right, sin; cbld, ébey, cord, stp, cbmpare; anit, duite, bérn,
» noval, refer;
tt, focts,’ mend;
61
Also, adj.
Setedenee of winry cou
mand, and in the direction of military move-
ments; a clever secret diplomatist; ‘ono alcilied
in clever trickery.
strat-e-gy of milkary command, or the
girhoTk een), n,
the act or process’ of
forming in layers; state of being arranged in
T-fid), ad;
bOdt, {5bt; found; boil; futiction; chase; ra joy; then, thic
zh=s as in azure; kh =ch as in loch,
‘ot | duty
from
stretoher bearers, men whose special
to war time is to carry the wounded
the fleld of battle to ambulances, wagons,
ww =Wwhaa in when
‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxi.
.p. of t he:
strick-en ¢ (stein), p.p. of the verb sit
rm the stricken oct; worn out} an bel sticker,
"years.
(strict), adj. ; severe: as,
Strict 7a lew’ eStrescls: Cash andl
‘thorough: as, strict honesty; accurate:
‘as, the strict sense of a word:
Sa, strict bandages.—ade. wirtotiy.—n. ot
stric- ture (ynette). x,
Ky
Bal
strike break-er (Suto arene:
lace of one who has left his work in order to
force his employer to agree to some demand;
& person: who sur sup) Nes such NOTED ent
Striker ee ee, eet: oe
stops work val gan, better conditions.
strilcing & Bee: tk cert ne) 0d adj. PALA ance Roticcable:
dis-tance (reyK'tag, dig-
effective whe
ee
iy
Agek
mele
f
Vi
i
f
strove. BP.
P.pr. striving], to make efforts: labor
at to, sire for acces:
hard or earnest
markable; ney a sinking tact | oft siroke of ti
trikingness.
Gao etkingiy nat
Ate, gente, rare, cit, local, flr, dek, pdrade; scéne, &vent,
t, sin; cdld, Shey, cbrd, st8p, obmpare; anit, finite, béra
i af rere i i i q ad age a8 i] fl
ee a ae ai teil a if fay chke it °
idl weit ; he ia tl ul oF Ba
bg Hi ae “8 $88: sy iB “8 gages SEeee
ae eae arly ral aga tal Pi
a eet E re fig utes fl Eat
[REINER age lena ee
28 85 ayer? § | ia2l Sane
a ieatay ng a a
asi ee wad Bee" es BUN iil
wad dE eee Bal ! ate a3
CAR pet ie :
ae sf oe ie
it A # hag gee nea <
asi Huai me i
ee oe tit BE tb A ge
De I ie re Fe at tle A
ry cE f
i ae if
it a at ia
ali ute Heilelel Hl talall
eet CHE. ae
ee ihe ‘i
ee iy i
Le a en, ae ig
oP ecEtst Gan HISE I gaat alee inlay if
Fore ae nae i Taal a
stylet
sty-let (1M). ny slender, “pointed
;: seit tah). add. fashionable;
stylish Sis "ame able:
(swi'siy), adj. bavit to
sua-sive fy), ag), haring power
suave Ss vy; away), adj. Pleasant in in man-
suav-i.ty fi
awi'vitt. ne
SBleness: ee Seer
subaltern or
n mild acid
sub-al4 tern “nt (eib-01'eéen) eet . miter
captain: adj. of tet, or or iorer’ rank.
sub-a-que-ous {20>2*78.0"., ad}. be.
water: intended for uso under water:
Gpb'bas), n, the lowest
‘& base’ when it is di
into layer (ottb-kén’shds) adj. be-
sub-con-scious ge ‘jm the mind, but | has
atten
soloumess.
b-con-tract (s8b"kn"'rik)n. a con-
‘ment, subordinate tor oF under,"'a' previous
sub-di- vide g
vide:
tor Jn _thougtit or
jon.—ads, = . sUBOOR-
ib’di-vid'), 9... and et,
‘separate’ tho parts
subdue the passl
oe ent aie a ad. 1
sub- ub-ja-cent jer tae at tying te
but eA directly beneath; as,
fie ie aod mbit valleys.
sub-ject (gab). 2 one who ts under
one who owes al to a monarch; as,
ed | sub-let
or of some thin
sub-jec- tive (22 {rab geicut), 94). portatn-
sb ‘the object! relating ‘tor or derived
one's own coi eon or mind, a
Siete, from CUA Ot aes
subjectice view of ife.—ado. ponigiane
sabjectivences. = ™
sub-jec-tiv- i. ty {yabriectivaen n.
Y gato or al
being related to
subj ‘oin (bony
writeea: toafir
to after
‘nae boon sald or
Gap BIE she). to conquer
ler ‘power, and
(eOb-jink’tiv), adj. not-
ing a form of the verb
expressing action or stave not as a fect, but as
‘8 doubt, condition, or assumption: ‘n. the
subjunctive mood.
(sOb-18t’), p.t. to give out to an-
toil, (ew he fee Ses
jease to another (property that
leased to oneself) .
to do);
has been
sub-lieu-ten-ant subordinate, OF soo
subi i vmate (eth (sab temnke). ve auto (a
with
persons: elevated in styl ie galaet
Sa, sublime faith oF trust’ fey igen de that
ci grand’ aecinpling i, works of
ature sof art aa disting
solid:
showing a lau
form.-
bé8t, {86t; found ; boil; futction ; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = wh asin when;
zh=7 as in azure; kh=ch asin loch.’ See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxi.
sublimity 620 subsidize
sub lim ity SnmS? pik, aut | gare Beh earie a ae neo
‘under
hich
‘al
putting under water or other liq
causing to bo overflowed; the act
Under water: ‘state of being put under
or other fluid, or of being overfiowed. Also,
aubmergen
oe.
Submission {s0b;msh'An), n, the act
authority; obedionse; “humility” or "meelc-
ess,
sub-mis-sive (yr aitiority! Sosa
ont; a submissive child; ‘humble. ade.
abimiseivety 7. eubeniactrenecs,
sub-mit mitted.” por. 4
ino, nul ot SH Not
judement of another: aa, "to submit a ques-
o4. to be ‘or surrender.
sub-mul. (sQb-mil’ti-pl), on.
number or quantity
in another an exact
Bumber ‘of times; as, 4 is the submultiple of
sub-or-di-nate (S02mdtnty. 4d)
or importa
sub-
g
i ay S55;
Be
ll
5.
&:
7
is
b-s aba be subject
sub-serve 14: van
as, to subserve ancehet's interest. © DODO:
sub-ser-vi-ence
ent te
obsequioes.
Servienoy.
sub-ser-vi-ent {s2;
ce:
ene eg
sub-sid-i-a
Of the aatare ofa subsidy.
by one nation to at
Hient to an, individual
sub-si-dize Sire
or money granted
or by @ govern
i one, that
an assistani
to faraih
fPeremamar, the less imporvant claus | payment of money: to aid or promote af &
of S complex pentonce_or the conjunction whieh | private enterprise, with buble money”
Ate,
righ
senate, rare, cit, local, fir, ask,
pérade; scéne, évent,
, ain; cdld, dbey, cord, stdp, cbmpare; duit, nite, birn, cit,
1 succession
ReaD. a Ol ep
‘money ‘one
‘nother, expecially for war
2 fo ive: “ee.
Mes Tood, ete:? support: ad). subs
pane ist-e: (ghb-sta't ane)
sub-sist-ence ¢
clothing; “ealntenaien fre ithood "at
sub-soil iT eibeat aod n wie ‘bed or aie
oa te plow or turn ap the under
face = soil:
sub-stance ee natle or imaterial
prc Siuance of 8 spose:
a fe fait =e
iePaiinan of substance, “ohne OF Proper
sub-stan-t tial Shs (efib-etin’abat), MD PS
real terial; of the
or mat contaising enough -
Eeip bu not maginary:, real:
ging nok ‘Son vubslontia
considerable weal
‘an ethn’sht-61'-
sub-stan-tial.ity ( Ren tate vor
sub-ter-ra-ne-an (4538 a8 8a);
gurface of the « earth; as, @ subterranean cave;
‘secret. ' Also, subterraneovs.
avr: me’ “df. thin: fine
away, a6 & part froma awi
sub-trac- -tive ea, ads,
take away; negati
i b’trd-hénd’
sub “trahend aware or #09, the ‘be
en from another.
(sttb’ e it); district
sub-urb {f1005). 2. a3 outlying district
as, the suburbs of {eth arbi, dj
sub-urcban (ota or living within, the
outlying. districts of ‘a city or town; as,
y (sb-vén‘shin), 1.
Felgen ted
gapectally “forthe sdvancement “of” art
Quality of being real or material, or of betng| learning.
pubs se Strtete
teh & trut byt proof reer ge of thet lence;
Santiation.
sub-stan-tive (stbistiney) od)
sub-ver-sion @9;7arsham, 1, the
‘utter ruin! as, the subversion ‘ofa
sub-ver-sive (sb,raney). one
sub-vert (ib-virt), o. to turn upeide
succeed ceed (tks ‘Of. follow: “e.. to follow
tn order; to Come next in the
| anything: with fo: aa, to toa throne;
something attempted; as, be suc-
leo; exchange. ‘ceded In whatever bet did; ‘micet, with success;
sub-sti-tu-tion (o>’s"ttehon),.»- the | prosper; as, all his plans succeed.
-CU-T1ON act of ‘putting, in’ the | suc_cegs (sk-ste”), n. favorable end or
Place of another: stato of, being ex fpuit of any undertaking! one
or put lace Of another The, sopomplishes
sub-stra-tum Goe-srt tam. 2. tot |i Se ae
tame (t0ms)], an under layer, as of soll or | SUC-Cess-ful {oy or cpdlag “fevorably:
Fock: ‘Bence, that which forms the ground: | as, a successful business: ‘obtaining what
(hard (eab-t600), 01. t0 serena | man: prowpecous, fortunate ee, waves.
sub-tend tates, oF be 59 Fill. —a shoceesiuingee ee ne ey
the line of a triangls which ‘che teh | Succession (Goirctiab’On).. nthe. ack
sub-ter-fuge ADS, ta” ectapo t | fie fom Rnd oy: Se oe ra,
concealment; a false excuse.
bédt, £66t; found ; boil; futictior Fehaze; good; joy;then, thick; hw = wh asin whe
hess as in azure; kh =ch as in loch. ‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to
Some
suc-ces-sion-al (2rsiniar vo « tougw:
ivenees.
Suc-ces-Sor ities ene
suc-cor {* (opie), ot. to pete, oF felteve
pally rele: Pala het, dish of
suc.co-tash Gaeo ttah. J beans botled
suc.cu-lence ‘s* C Reepetiied
orange. Also,
suc-cu-lent (40,1800). adj. suey: said
‘), 2.8. to yield; sub-
suc-cumb iit!) $3" fuchume' eos
of that or the Ike kind;
; a8, never before was such
N s .
patos tes
e mn). or
suc-tion ofarawing e fuid into sn onpey
space by removing the air; any like act or
‘process of sucking, or drawing in.
su-da-to-ri-um sresios ting oan bela
su-da-to-ry perspiration or swéat! sment | cay,
SS ‘as,a sudatory bath: n. any-
that causes sweating; a sweating
sud den (st4'n:_s04°80), ad}, happening
as a sudden deaths aulcy, do
& sudden
suddenness.
done;, hasty: as,
leave taking.—ade. suddenly.—n.
rR A
i
are ble Te area by. ad 0d. thas may
endurable. (saree Ans)
suf - fer ance (aje- ins). 7
2 permiasion: feave
suf fering Se (gorer-ine). n. the bearing of
the pain borne; Mistress; las er ian
suf-fice (sts; ,20-f)
=ant ia the 31
to add, as 8
a word.
wil fo
suf-fra-gist “i Garant re Set) te
cause of suffrage” or or the right
one who favors wollne by womea.
‘ors.
suf-fuse eS hl'or cil
suf- fusion on ‘sif0zh00),
the cheeks: pe a a cy
which
spreads 01
sugar © (chose). 2 8 STO, reealting
a!
e eyeting! | cane, sugar beets, ot ‘
Hig, Cente, thre, oft, lockl, fis, ase, parade; pig eatin
pare; dnit, Anite, barn, cit,
right, sin; cdld, Obey, ofrd, stép, bm;
novél, refér;
focts, meni;
ea
sugar. y @ heen 04k
gest (6: eee J indirectly tb the misd
yhta; hint: e.1. to.give rise to thoughta.
e8-tion (sis-sie‘chtn). n, the act
aay to the mind? "an ides introduced
peg hint;
?
- | sulphur.
cca boar tier
(eil'ft-rit), et. to com-
bine with, or subject to, the
Also, sulfur.
ur-ate fine
Brean: apt cabomed of tt ‘of the color of,
5| sel pi
‘Also, sulphuret, sul.
(sil-f'r6-ds) made
sul-p hu-re-Ous SF inined wih or like,
aioe, etallic substance.
iphur, a pale-yellow nonmetallic sul
Garris), v4. to combine
sul, phu-ret With, or subject. to. the
Sesiod of salpnar 7 nonmtalk
substance. 4 sulpburate, sal-
sul-phu-ric (Sif). of, of or per
yale nonmetal gubetance i btaina Broce
sultan, or M
sul-tan-ship {<3
Sul tey cues od alte 7 "
Sul-try fa Saltrlest) recy Riots “close, and
Tuler.
(eil’thn-ship), n. the office,
rank, or au
ruler.
‘n. the total of two or more
a antity, as of mone}
as. that, ist e
ied leaves and roots of certain
ans be tise nlame used 18 tanning, dyeing,
béBt, {66t; found; boil; fuxction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw =wh asin when;
zh=7 as in azure; kh=ch as in loch.’ ‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxi.
superannuate
rea summary
jon (eim-Kshiin), n. the act
sum-ma-tion g . "se "anting a
total amount; that which is added up; 3
3
‘wages, otc,
(stimp’tt-fs), adj -
Sump-tu-OUS ive.” oatly; “intrious:
magnificent; as, sumptuous feast.—ads.
‘etn nthe shining bod;
a a ge a gnc
ete, Of the revolve:
source of light and heat to the earth;
any center of a system of worlds; anything
like the sun in brightness or sul ine:
et. (pt. and p.p. sunned, p.pr. sunning], to
expose to the sun's 3
warm or dry in the
sun-beam (ne?
sun-burn {ono
to the sunt
Giscolor by the aun.
(eiin’d&), n. the first day of the
week; ‘the Christian Sabbath,
"| sun-shine {o2'2"2.,",
in’dd’). whose
See tds BATE
sun. -dry a ), adj. various; several:
sun-fish San fiah). 7. 8 large soa feb.
fresh-water a beilliant, coloring. a
sun-flow-er siraigne plant ‘the’ ancer
low-rayed flowers and
‘the latter part of the day; the brightness
the sky ae that time; ‘the time at which the
the sun,
(siin’strok®)
sun-stroke chen fatsl. due to expos
ore ups et Ip, and pip. sapped,
SUP supplng|. to take Intd the month Kee
at a time, with the lips or in spoonfuls; sip:
|. to take the evening meal, or supper: ”
2 cat! mouthful of Uqutd: ip.
(ed por-). 6 pre)
SU-PeF- Stove, be;
excessive.
(s*pBe-dn'Q-At), 2
Su-per-an-nu-ate (O.oeai cr wader
Ate, senfite, rare, ct, local, fiir, ask, dge,
right, sin; céld, obey, cbrd, stp, cSmpare; Gnit, finite, born,
parade; acéne, vent,
novel, refér;
foohs, ment;
unfit, by to and pension to
Ga sosount’ oe" old age or weakineus ithe
peor end noe
too old or too intivta for ofes
‘to9 old oF too infirm.
grand; f
by duty,
su-per-e-rog-a-to-ry supe gree
Fae borond chat we Raeey aR:
i ial (2 il), adj.
su-per-fi-cial Or tet Pon,
> not deep; ; reaching
Gadersanding only What, te apparent or on
or wisdom; as, @ superf mind.—ads.
su per-fLclality (epson
625
s| su-] muperauats att ae
supervene
heavenly
co ral),
Being outside, or
amuow” | SY-per-nu-mer-a-ry eerste
su-per-heat = ‘ot pér-hee’) ‘pBe hee’), Bt. to bene to
(steam) til tresemblor a p
super-human & fears ea with,
fe human, or like the nature
super! ‘skill or
a -tm-poz’), 8.8.
se
su-per-im-po Peres
4
pened i
SS nupert
su-per-in- “tend ence ence ce iat ain
Bape Shace, Moons: supervii
su-per-in-tend-en. oF id seneats: ee
Bapertntobnt” Oo Pee Sas who contro dicocta:
¢| numerary in a ballroom
‘over | or founded on something
raised on @ foundation;
yumeraries (-ris)
Read rsa ot Bap wate soe
rot umials eopodally’s porvon
‘Dot for rorular service, it merely to ‘tbe
of another in case of need;
tt
i
hit
su-per-scrip-tion (*% eee
-pe ee Lapa rriat
Pr Haing worahip ox rly
fous “ ta) adj,
by, or disposed to, a whic is
° wn of mysterious: an superstitious
-per-struc-ture (efl*pée-ctrik’ttr ),
hire ee: a a
su-per-vene (f"Bervén). #4. t0 come
moe with roference or relation to" asneng
follow closely upon something.
boot, 108; found; boil; fuiction; cag eed joy; then, thick; hw = wh agin when;
zh = as in azure; kh=ch as in loch.
pronunciation key, pages xix to xudi.
supervise
su-per-vise SUpeyir), 7+ to oversee
su vision {2 ees is
supe} Tepealg” ith
tcndine: ,
su-per-vi-sor ie Si rn eer
su-per-vi-so-ry (25527201) ad).
GO Se are me
:
‘ie el Sea
Pace of ie
sup-plant efor Sled
sup-ple {# (ean, a
ine mk oP at
submissive! oto Brow
suppleness.
supinely.—n.
sup- sub Piste
ie pte eed flexible.—n.
sup-ple-ment (pimp, o*..
Sey eas meat ae sade
2 sommes bys 7 supplying what ie lacking:
to add spsiehing to
sup-ple ment tal Se EP cee ES
pple
: itfonal;
Reni clause in'a document.
supa lance
‘of being Bumbly
‘n. one who
earnestly
iy. Aleo,
. to ask oF
or ‘imbly “tod ear.
earnestly.
it, local, fir, ask,
Eaten ny eld obey, obrd, atdp, cBmpare; tnit,
626
(Gh. peer)
au, Repent
, parade; sone,
supremacy
a train tnch gnimaks. aed
eee me ean? ore
the cisiribu to bear the weight
sup-port bs
par ap ee at
suffer; to keep from
sinking: ipport the spirits
or courage; as, to support a
Sar to verity: as: to tappet
an accusation aid, favor, or
defend; political party:
grat Pec ict
Of matutalsing of upholding: eae “wes
maintains or a tenance: vel
hood; aid; means of sup-
ort, an 6 one person or © cam
Dany acting reece,
| Suppo ‘codureble: ‘mats
rf to ~o
su
IP-POSE Sesalf ,‘another tbe
as tr to 4
think; imagine.
sup.po-si-tior -tion se a imei vont
o walt “without Sry ciao poets gaat
su] -i-4 ti.tious (38 (gf-pdz°1-tiah’te),
na | SUBS genuine; countertae —ade. a
Sup-pos. -i-toty Codie mass
moa. peeeerane
or concealed:
‘omission, aa of a letter or
tnite, sree, cee poste port cos bel
supreme 627 surrender
prim’), adj. highest = rua: marge
Supreme fOveeor’ ality? an a hig heh and roi al.
SRC GetolS, Tianoas! a rupr ete nas: eto ae
Fifice.- . supremely.—n. supremeness. manual operation, or use of
(gar), a prefiz meaning over, ‘beyond,
= above,
(960'rd: ‘si'rd), n. a soft twilled
material,’ for women’s gar-
su-rah $Y
‘armor.
(gard), n. & quantity that cannot be
by, ‘atiogal ‘numbers, as
‘® consonant sound
binge
Hh
:
He
ods, sure-s
-tootedly.—n.
surely Grae & Se crigpoue mea
sure-ness Sr), i, whe, sae oF
or secure; certainty,
sure-ty eeray. i, Bi rarotion (a)
wocurity or
guaranty against
security for the payment of & debt or for t 16
one who
‘answer for another.
(earn, paabededseapabante
foams pen the or
surgeon -general, the
Department in’ the
Sees
United States
surgical Surpery.soe fhe abt of healing
‘the use of the Lalfe, or to surgeoas
. wareloally,
surdloin Gein? St Pir ae
‘uces.
sur-mount (oiver “overcome;
vanquish: as, to surmount one's diiticaltion—~
adj. surmountable.—n. surmount
aloeves,
English Churches,
sur-plus {#0’ Pits).
mains over and ‘above what
‘excess: adj. ox-
‘used
a
sur-prise feavrorcon:
{ng upon or attacking un-
y;
mr uuawares, a focine
excited by what is sudden
‘And strange; “wonder; aston-
Jahment; = sudden or unex,
Poctad rent or fact:
attack
to Toad,
‘astonish;
Buddeniy” and unex!
Tis gullt—n: as, seer '& thief into: vadmniteins
Sur-pris ing Wonder of "anaisimont!
‘unexpected traordinary; a8, ‘surprising
sur-ren-der (3 780'dén. n. the act of
self or int tho power ing 38 one,
ered under pressure, to tho
of
surg al of lve up possession of on
Det, foot;
; chase; good; joy;
zh=3 as in azure; kh =ch as in loch. ‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xiii.
he, thick; hw =-wh ae in when;
glad? give up” onal of 0 hing in “the
lous (eir78p, tish’ds), ‘3
‘without proper” authority: as, °s
sur. r-vey- wvey-oF Ga
find "ene See ‘character, ss
val wor ag ine con. strongther
pad 1. ,- | proves on
sur-viv-al {i than or be-| Be law; “support or admit aes
of rooolving
Hon: ‘sonsitivencss.
sus-cep-ti- a
influenced, or
is
aiden: to lie te to 8S tion.
ies; or on| pause; cessat
encircle, sus-pen-sion (spinnin), n. the at
of ing pang
ue
i sit’ . ‘the
ie once tues, | suze-rain (iis ear whe bed ae
Gri onder: Gonstl tes caall oe ye! Power over another state,
tive.—ade.
Ate, senfte, rare, c&t, loc&l, flr, ask, pdrade; sc&ne, évent,
right, sin; cdld, dbey, cord, stép, cSmpare; dnit, dnite, barn,
swear
629
swab
! ae ay a
i z eta) Hi
: iE a ib i
: ra i Ht ;
F i nite High hll :
a ee i ili Hides Fail cy
F ite que ‘ 3 ea i a a, F i a
nee a Ana Beg
HE sain ne i eG OI a:
oe Bruen ine
fe 285687 - ge i} a 8G 8S Bea a
tt aie : ilps i Hidatsa pea ae HF fe i
BEE EMEA Ae eet aa Medd ity hdl
TULLE ACER re ont te ey
Seat Me Lage
I cde of 5 StH) of gd He HEE ad gePtsy Se Sotacsdt |e
pits, a ae aut : Ve cH
il dhe tll {Eggle ita |
"pee a iste, HEE pe eet dae tie lE
o UGeTESigH ESRI ETE EN Eu nbs BUhna ll EHTEL EME;
ih peau CoG HEREE Sark iat
pol uleea ad ea ub begs:
DH Bas § Gbepan alge
saak Sa¥ ye abe I 2 35
ay Sul, ul a
sfass “ae bi § 5 _ F ES i s 5g
j(leeeeseiignadeica TS ibie il Mle
E| antnttiat SRE ENE eanrd lediral uetcun dened
kh=ch as i
aipiiie ie rh os ened pee di ai at |i
5 : a A ee
UN are
es all aan Ki
ki sf AG ¢ adh P z ae |
. alee ile HEHE Huda > Hh a
3 ry 7 8 Fj s He ee iF aN BF « ia He H ; iy
agg geste nh du eT si a
Het nee i as
Ht ae pi ite
: a eta ant tae FH
ee RRTCE RS HOH ea nega Heap que Fr
ia Baa Hn RELeanit ale Hea
swore
Swore (27%). pest tense of the verb
orn), pp. of pads.
Sworn (omar By a2 Poem: OS Batt.
coemy.
Syb-a-rite (ited "to usury. of" plecmurs:
a) fealy, an
buteonwood.
syc-o-phan-cy acter oF practices of a
(ohe’0-fhn-e).n. thechar- | form
; Tmean or servile fisttery; | tastes.
yeas (alk’6-Ant
Syc-o-phant hile atic, cxpecally
syc-o-phan-tic “tacn‘or svile fat.
Sy.o-nite (esi name of host
i
‘much lke granite,
Dat, containing, létle quartz, and con
a -
syl-lab-i-ca-tion for 3
foo See oF form
sisting chiefly P
Syl-lab-ic & sSrabting gf. "e evliate | fellow
syllabic shorthand.—ad:. syl- | wi
‘ermal
bol-ism
bolis'
signs.—n. sym!
sym-bol-ize
s.
(eim’bél-Izm), n. re}
{Stion” by” symbole, or
vowels that
some- two syllables, aa efor coer. Also,
ind. | syn-a-gogue
yo; a | worwhip: also, the pince
syn-chro-nize fin the nb date
Poeid nt" Eappen ‘at, the tame tite! ap
Foca rs Ba 5
in time.—n. synohroni:
oe
J: , var,
1 . (sih’kr6-nfis), adj.
gimppaln, oto represent | syn-Chro-Nous {ens "ar” use” mse
te,
Ate, senite, rire, ol, local, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent,
», novel, refer,
t, ain; cbld, bey, cord, stép, oSmmpare; dnit, dnite, barn; cit, focks, mend;
synclinal 633 syzygy
Hime or aie. Also, ernchrenal—adr. erm-] syn tac.tic (smut, ad). pertaining
-cli-nal (io ki'abl: stivet-nkiy, adj | the rules of syntax, or that oe erantaa?
syn. sloping downward from op-| that, treats of sentences. syntactical.
jomuward oo cach side to a Common bine’ “tax jirthks), n, that part of gram-
said of strata. *) Syn-tax mar ‘wi Of the proper
SYD-co-pate (ero? omivtiagalousr
(@ word); in amuse,
(slt-k6-pB’shfin), 1. the
of a tone on
(sin’dtk) it officer
dic (a 8 reer ge
‘Souatiee: ai 2 business agent of » corporation oF
(sin’dI-kl-I: q
syn dca ism (in Or theory by which | such
unions seek to euin. control of the means:
and ‘procemes of production ‘by the general
Birike, or even by vielonce.—n. arnt,
a PEE, sure
se-do.che @ ‘speech, ates
for m part, ors part for the whole,
Dray ll for BY sh
symcer-e-sis (tr, te pita
as er for ever , synmerenis.
hod iin’dd), n.-& chureh council, or
Sereda
; any assem! i
ayn.odic Seach cant 's
,. ‘-nim), n. a word having
Syn-O-nym {fo same cx teary tho sam
meaning 38 vas sharp and) Keen,
‘Also, synoayme.
-on-y-mous (t1;280'-mas). adj.
view, | SYS-1 -tem-a.tize
nthe lly, fuld
the body.—
synoptical.—ads. ‘synoptically.
D0’ Vi-d)
syn-ovia i-a {srrey
‘Also, aynt
syn- -to-nize (si {einvo-nte), ict to, tune ot
messages) in on.
. the electrical
SyN-tO-DY (ining of wireless trannmiters
and recelvera to cach other,
@ bent pipe or tube
sy-phon ‘end longer than the
used for. drawing of Tigulde roms
Righer to a lower lovel:» = bottle atted ‘with
mabe: e. to draw off by such a tube.
TS), adj. pertaining to
0 iu language? nthe
Dertaining to
language of Syria.
Syr-i-an sin 1. fa). ody. ain
Bone Poo. of ayn "sebeciaily’ “0 the ‘native
; | y-rin-ga Gutitved) me 2, clase of arden
including the lilac and the mock orange.
(sir’inj), n. an Instrument fe
=| SYT-inge infecting ‘s Hlauld in et, of
stream into the body; any of various devices
for this purpose, as a bulb or a fitted
ine Cube aed “noezier et to isleet oe
cleanse by the uso of
sticky liquid
(trap).
“UP mad made om tte bls of fruits, herbs,
ete., healing liquid con-
taining tmedicioe, sugar’ and wateds “Also,
bs
sys-tem-atic “aarti. dh ot or
nature of, system. Tex orderly whi whole; acting
ttoally:
Teduce tom systeta,
‘Also, systematics, aya:
Je fated). the shortening of a
s-to-le able; the
;| eon of set ware Wha Wee os he
SH Sli a ron
% .
* | SYZ-Y-BY {Go point ab which tue moon oF
planet is {n conjunction with,
tho sun’ when ecen from the
ti aes
new and full moon.
regular method.
b6dt, [6dt; found; boil ; fiction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = wh asin when;,
zh=3 as in azure; kh=ch as in loch. ‘See pronunciation key, pages xxix to xxii.
tab
tab (),2. 8 small tap of
to 8 garment, etc.
for use or ornament; a I
& short,
tab-ard Sire ‘ater’ oat worn by ths
classes; "a, loose garment or mantle
Woe over armor; the Goat of an ancient
herald or messenger, often embroidered with
the arms of his aor l, etc.
tab. py {AR0, 7, 9 tafots silk of moromn,
marking: often
watered so oat batt ‘very hard substance. made by
‘of lime, water, and
and p.p. tabbled,
I, tO ut a wa wavy ma maricing into:
yi end n,m tem
a wavy marking:
tab-er- na-cle
aa for special eorv-
soldi anything precious
by legs:
oF tablet “sultable for
risen Searhag
Hoos: Cngures, etc., in systematic order Tor
the multiplication Zable: a
to catalog or index;
foe future conadera=
‘or money.
ORAS} n Int, tableaux
ib'15z) re ‘and Hfelike represe
i rae pity eae
frossod ar and
i pOrBOD iy
ture
posed: « tableau.
ta-ble- cloth & at
are or pact by Fe
y
social custom,
‘in
columns; as, the report was in tabular form:
Feckoned or arrived at from sote of figures ot
broad flat top, as 8, mountain. .
tab-u-late (ab’t-ay.
on arrange in
to reduce to,
systematic
a
Hing | outline, usually, in, columns: * as, $2 tabulate
election returns: with a flat surface. —
n. tabulation, tal
: | ta-chom-e-ter sa i rele
Mt: a device for in-
di icating the revolu-
tlons per minute of
an engine:
Eve engine epee tn
arp
Ate, senate, rare, a aed fir, ask, oe rade; scéne, évent,
Tight, sin; eld, dbey, cord, stép, cdmpare;- anit, dnite, barn,
yval, refér;
if i a meail;
feu d
a
bt ] Wl t 5
7 ca 5 bulis |e
i ou healed
epgae : cee e Testy ii
He ae glataal i sgsnine: ra
Le RR eeeEnED
EEELELED a 7 a Hy a Hf Bg Re: a i
fla SEG GME tein bed ag fu es! cle
Gh it BS a bee ue in ee 3 a sea Ba e133
i iba meets Seah Pankey
Rutan aateraa uel ie meatal
st cl
: ieuat Rea 2, RUTH? fists vahtechents Baie
hin enhavda AauslarsaisuaegH
talebearer © 636 tameless
tale-bear-er (@brin, 7, one who Card (All kind), a card on which
tale-bear-er Grits fake Tpora:, “ore | tally a -score is kept in playing a
See Soom ‘om tally-ho (AV E-D59, inter}, the buntaman’s
tales-man (Sins bana dummoved fo duplicate bonis nnn yay
gz up a Jury when Wee Tal-mud (atmo, book which
persons
‘used up before Jewish civil and _ laws and tradition
tal-is-man tal-on ees ee on en
Sngioat in ‘evil or bringing tion, es called an molaing. whose
aoe ae ad ace eon
f a lus oF ankleboue: © sloping of
tal-is-man. gcks at the foot ofa cit or
avert evil or bring the font of 8 fortineation. oe
tall {emthiasf or rescu ‘Or savagery.
hige eo ta. A (td-m8), n. e xind of dumpling.
teach -ma-le fide ot chopped mee a
$519 talk ines: ; | meal, eonsoned ih ra pp ms =
Bek a te ing a | Mesto cit. (eam‘érkk), n. the Amert-
over : deri).
spond in talking i tam.a-rack (SM biaak larch ofthe pene
an ovening: -n. ‘expressing treo family: the hackmatack.
in words; speech; familiar conversation; tain-a. tin (tim’d-rin), m. » small South
as, an evening of Uy dolk subject of dis- ican marmoset, or kind of
course; as, talk of town; rumor; as, | monkey, which runs about like =
there Is taik of a strike: & conference; as. | tam a rind (tin’étind). n. tall trop
talk about future plans; an informal address; cal tree having yellow Sowers
fallca.tive (rau. ady Given to| seid pull uscd for food and driake esd to
barrie ror eg nc
Sin.communicauive, voluble, fuent, sip, | taM-2-Tisk SRC "tes or abran ene
fa (coktng) tion pour Cher bamN, n. & kind of small
\. Pe com na
tallx-ing Specen® adj" given ‘co speaking: | t@{0-DOUF iittary drum; “'s' dramie
ableto spon talking mackiine, any of various | embroidery frame. usually ‘consist
Eiachines that reproduce voice and’ other | i
Ate, senkte, rire At, locll, fir, dak, pdrade; scéne, 6vent, Sige, novsl, eft;
ight, sin; odld, Obey, cOrd, stép, cSmpare; dnit, Onite, barn; cit, focks, mend;
tam-o’-shanter
jam-o-chan-ter SSL
fight, fizeing headband and @ looee, round top:
adj. yellowiah-brown.
fase see), na bird of, the
loxity. a
temey Whh nbs Cha g6),
taN-go jn'twovfour time marked
Ssaally of bellliant | first
tHE
i
ih
at
Ine that
not cut it—ads.
tanks,
tank-er
Tat te (thnk), na salt of tannic
tan-nate seid or tannin
(thtk’@r), n. a naval or merchant
ship which supplies other ships
tanner Guin diameter:
tan-ner-y CARES Bale tanec Gat
ter
tannic ames ath, RSPR Sc
ote., which produces tan.
tan nic acd See aS eae
medicine, etc:; called also tannin. * "
tanning Cit Pe thi, te
‘to the sun or weather.
ywning of the skin by exposure
tan. (tan’zD, on. plant of the aster
Sy Pataih pies tare, sharp.
tan-ta-li-za-tion (ora tpeanan. sn
by
exciting falee hopes; the state of being 00
teased.
tan-ta-lize (tin'ttlls). st. to tense or
fears Yai tot fe rene ad
tan-ta-liz-in; ata) ol: Cone
Yoko ode eesti, oe PO
tan-ta-mount (chivatent or caval to
ped-skinped orance_of high fi
bSUt, £461; foun ; fuiction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = wh asin when;
zi =: as in azure; kh=ch as in loch. See pronunciation key, pages xix to
iat LE 4 MEY oe ie ait F
i (lal a ue ai i iy ie a wig ie th lel
agagges iat eh 43,3 it ine iid ‘sghtiehty a2
a : pala iti 8 aL i a ela pall ce
or teppei ee tnd ioe et
Peete cn eet
Hh nanan uals Pe EEE EREELEEE
i ies pe Hel asa ale
nih te Hes
ir bed a RG ity
lagme ta iy
LES ie re
ahyBed ages alginate Toolbars
suigigia sue a Hidiiaisiiics ighei gecsissiiad $
tartan 639 tax
(tir’thn). n. woolen cloth, woven (that'lés), j. a
‘tar-tam (n'a cnccusred” or crossbarred | tasteless i2r" toupide as foods isckin
pattern of narrow bands of various colors; fefinement and artistic tion; as, taste-
ragamuffin,
(eer), adj fered (averd), pod A
Ge dettved fron tbe eryeatiizcd tat-tered i piocee: “ewes creased
hee
(tar'td-ris), n. in mythology, | n. trifting or idle HALE: gomnip-onetattions
the infernal ‘rosions’ Discs | tat tog Chto): te beat of dram, Or
Ticked spirits, Hades other signal, especially for warning
‘n. labor, work, or study imponed | soldiers to retire to their quartess: marks of
= tually certain amount: | Ggures Duncturing the ekin with a
be learned: duty: | Roedie and rubbing a etain or dye into the
impose a cortain amount of 7 Br
‘task-mas-ter (tisk’mis"é).n. one who, 7
or that which, sets a piece ‘operation
eke roe Gray na definite tbe
work i vf irs
Tevile oF
tion, or
Pia taining the
called the Bull. | (Lar,]
taut “ia. adj. at: stretched; as, a
cal i Bibs '1-khl), adj
: tau-to-log-i-cal (ih OF Mbouiam topert:
; tending without, neocerlty to the
‘palate: to have & certain favor: to eat or | same idew in words adr, tautologi:
or
‘drink sparingly; to partake: to have expert. | cally.
once oF enjoyment: with of" nthe favor ofa | tary tol, (10-01-59, n. {pl. tautolo-
substance ‘as perceived by the tongue and -CO1-O-BY gies (-ii2)], Tepeat
Palate: act of taking Into the mouth to find |ing of the samo ides, in t 4
Out the quality of flavor: little bit or ploce:
2 email Quantity tasted: the ono of the five | sense or sound: as, ©
ronees Percstves’ the flavor of sub-| ta (tavern)
‘ances by the ‘and ; king or | CAV-ErD
inclination: with for; as, he bad from his | to sell
youth a taste Tor : ability to seo and | tay (), e4. to soften and bleach (ekins)
‘Sdmire what is ; critical judgment; ly,
habit or manner in relation to that 8 | game of marbles; a marble to be
tasteful (42128). ads. savory:
Bec ie ca unt §
Sum aay delicate. tasty, nice, artistic.
bet, £88t; found; boil; fiction; chase; good; joy;; then, thick; hw = wh as in when
zh =s as in azure; kh=ch asin loch. See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
taxability 640
impose a rave or duty upon for state or
ity purposes; aa, to laz the use of luxuries:
Durden Gr oppress: a, t0 tar one's 3
Bocuse; aa, 80 taza man with crime or
‘Syn., n. castom, duty, impost, excise, toll,
assessment, rat ‘worl
te.
7. (thkk“ad-bil'I-t), n. the state | ft
tax-a-bil-ity (pans isn to have «| ¢.
ee ee ntaivad-bh, adj. subject or
tax-a-ble {atic%co havea duty levied
Boon: a eoemieale ok cab
4 a ‘shin), m. the act of
tax-a-tion (ee an a tal
‘on persons or property: rate or sum
‘syecom of raising money for public use
Met
7. ¥ ”), ne Be
tax-i-cab tiving's mechanteal device for
time and distance traveled, the
B
buffing, mounting
Drenerving. at and
Sku of animals bo as'to show thelr natural | vi
aaa ntr (abeamei). n. an auto-
tax-im-e-ter matic device for measuring
the distance traveled by a cab in onder to
show the fare due.
tax-ine (rue obtained trom the “leaves
WG
of #8
ne
AEs
‘adj. not given to weep-
to weep; dry-
late afternoon
which’ tea is served: in the United States, | quiall
supper; an afternoon reception; a drink made | by ridicule.
‘Of some other substance, as beet tea, etc. tea-sel
line of
Poqulre aullt in: v.f- to give instruction.
Sum, drill, educate, train,
teach-a-ble (Sen, Wie Beat?
ledge.
teach ing (Padiatr
Cae eis) ma eup in which
tea-CUP [ovangcicn lnnarvs
beverage tee Isserved: a teaca) mf
tea-cup-ful (e¥aptes). (ot, toxeup- | Branches
art
flower heads dried
a
art or science: having to do with
or
mechanical part of any branch of
;| tech-ni-cal-i-ty “Sonar
taining to the mechanical or exact
or science; anything
mechanical or exact side of
teal water duck A
Ate, sentite, rare, c&t, local, fiir, ask, pdrade; sone, évent, ddge,
a prickly, plant, whose
wvered With, booked
hit
ay
ar
right, sin; céld, obey, cdrd, stdp, cémpare; anit, dnite, barn, cut, foeka,
Se aes
641
telephonist
arte: th the science whch
(age, a comp, vache. super.
tech- 3 irritable:
se a te
.t. and p.p. 1
Pi and Be Gies Be
ne
ayom), LES ae
Te'Deam a ving
thee. O God
wh
Kiso,
tee-to/ total-er (iz eee tO ods
pot drink intoxicating Nguorse
tee-to-talism (4:3's-em.
total
does
‘tee-
the
ciple of
not drinking Intonicating qwors.
tee-to-tum (eiim..n a xind of top.
ry Pes through the conter, sous ‘by the fingers.
teg- u-ment (tee'0-1 ra ne natural
teil £2... n. the finden. or Time, treo af
teLeferi ica ° te tertacd), n, @ cable-
————— a may built through the alr, |
| instrument may
miltted and reproduced by the Beaton
of | design in nature.-
| telep-a-thy ioe"
to thought from,one pernon to another
ie of an overhead ore tramway:
a Se wee ‘War to carry
‘ou ‘mountain positions.
‘through
ia | ee EO ee bose ot
Tecelves measages sent by:
tel-e. tel-e-graph J ic pera (acer. it oh oF
ment or system for me td recat
written, of, & distance by means
electricity.
soleeraphically.
te-leg-ra- phist eraioy
using the
sidlied tn the art of
‘and recelt
"| te leg-ra-phone (12; ¥e'st; fa), 2. an
* | Bo tase Be"eound
Sranarait
tel-e-graph-o-scope Steph Fn ‘Sa
jet with the recetver of a
it records and reproduces
tel leg ra phy phy ea
oe
ithout
telepathic.—odr. Segecbloaty 7 i"
tel-e-phone (oP Nindlar’ and” recaving
ri Patt dimante by erie a ‘of
Yelephonte ‘cominunication:
carrying sound to a distance. no
6 wl
tel-e-phon ist asiter cr athe oe whe
operates,
instrument for
Stciving speech cr other sounds ate
bést, f26t; found; boll; futction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw =Whasin when;
See pronunciation
zh =z as in azure; kh=ch as in loch,
key, pages xix to xxi.
telephony
-leph.
Sesh gas pully by
coer -Ta-phy (eter |
femeri ority Sere conan:
ic :
(Bl"G-ekbp'tk), adj. nor iedtead to Vt ‘to excens; calm:
K ‘e ae inpanien erie pd Dot isuie to excens of heat Or Splat nits ta
eon, rament for magnifying and | climate or temperature: as, ‘temperate
visible objects at &.distatoe Sone ado. temperately.—n, temnpera tances.
scopic study of the stars; arene 6 | fom er-a-ture (2" ), m. de
; having the pow extend or | gree or amount of beat
eee op, Oy alain faa BO |r ond! wae egies ct
Be Ste ran
te- e8-CO-] st ‘fs akill i : E
“ics mies who per a as. procttempered or fl-lempered: hardened:
objects at @ distance, or making such tem-pest (eamn'peet) n. @ very violent
te-les.co-py {iilet.p0, 1, the art, or | foroe usually accom by rain badkece ss
on
(tan -pbe’ttl-Os),
and tem-pes-tu-ous ;
1? ‘madtion ‘ons Fane! a epg Turlous arms an. 6 tempest
Ht cate; decide; 4 (tém’
Fats iia Soetoro ty | Tem. plar Garett rte ote aere
to report; confess: recognize: Ten ae EE “Terasasent
began 22, Sat etn datum.
Hmong, no diclowe, oa
tell-er a ne, wh ore a bank :
oe ate tte ata Sones weet head, ae tne ee oon ie iste eet
Sounters one who coun eh sie
intive body, ing, ete. tem-po rase which jon te roe
sn wna taloboarer an in| the present life; secular; of the world: aa,
tell-tale (et ‘who betrays secrets | temporal affairs, such as business and
of maker known private affairs: anything | relating to cfvil or political matters, as di
that gives Information or warning: as, the | tinct religious:”'as, ‘the popes ‘used to
iow fea great lice of). Potrayina: “qiving | have temporal power —m- .
_ information of what should be yt secret; | tem-po-ra-ry amber . _
Ate, senfte, rfre, c&t, loc&l, fir, ask, pdrade; scéne, vent, fe, poss vil, refér;
Tight, sin; céld, dbey, cord, stép, cbmpare; init, dnite, bir, otit, focks, mend;
if; existing or continuing for e limited
crear
bane fe into evil; persuasic
evils’ enticement: that which ailures.
tempter
especially the devil.
tem;
—ads. om
ten (in
jae SH eS ae
fen-a-bil-1-1 -
of being defended on sue of
tenable (ia St.cpet tsar
ay 8 tenable, it or position.—ade,
te-na-cious (Pamaiy as, ine tenacious
FEB a aie etal Voushr an trod Sabet
ot Taide or retaining; a8, tenacious
tenacity Gene a tai th Sr
inclined to hold prt. as, tenacity of Bemory
ten-an-cy [eae Ipl. tenancies
eriod of
of
land or houses; the
houses ‘another:
eee ate (an knte, n. (pl. tenance
ten-antry (iy) the ‘ure ‘group. of
tenants occupying tand and ‘houses
end or purpose; as, study t¢
brea on rata over attention
tend-en-c: final eon enter ES
en y an), ‘oclinatloa! as,
Sara” eney 1 eras: sim
Syn, itade,
(tén'dér), n. one who takes care
. view, conviction, doctrine.
‘Syn. position, ‘v
ten-fold (eat ahaae
is (tén'ls), n. Nayed with
ten-nis ‘sciets ana balls, on & lawn or in
an inclosed court of earth or grave
i
a
(tn’pan-), adj.
pence;
specify!
f
8,
E
e
bOdt, [t; found; boil; futtction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw =wh asin when;
zh =z asin azure; kh=ch
as in loch.’ ‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
tensile
644
ten-sile ({20/s. adj. of of pertaining to
Lightnods or strain: “capable
strength of wire.
i as, the tensile
devilfish; ‘6 feeler on the leaf
(tén’td-tiv), adj. of or pertain-
i ‘rial;
a 8
to
‘tEr-bo6k"), n. one
sharp, hooked
the ordinal of ten.—n. one of ten equal parts.
ade. 2 “a
). tenthly.
te-nu-i-ty South.
3
seanco; an, the fenulty of the
‘ten-U-OUS ae tenums “wire is, very
and fine; not detiso or heavy; as, tenuous alr
or oll.
(tin'Or), n. the conditions under
tem-ure With" Bouse orvreal estate te
held; the right or manner of hol real
‘mtate: the during which an;
te-pee
tep-e-fy agit Ty
make moderately
Panerai ‘Id ), adj. moderately warm;
tep-id jucwarm: “aa “tepid” 'waternn:
tepldness. 4
te-pid-i-ty (iepld71p, 1. moderate
4. [pt and pp.
4. to become
‘Condition,
if
to ced length of times
: 4
ary; an end; the Ba
st of a (tOr’mi-nit)
ter-mi-nate (ina a:
the ;_being to an
inate : 9.4. to be
lerminates
‘n, the number three; three
things together.
ter-nate (%arnSt), adj. arranged tn thres,
ALC or consisting of threes: ss
or
a ternary Compound is»
chemicals, etc.:
te -Si.- -cho-re-an (tOrp*st-k6-r8‘in).
ty doectags ae the teehee BES
aides;
of an Oriental
vam.
ter-cen-ten-a-ry Cinsinventr cdf.
ing 300 y anniversary of an event
three centuries old; as, the fercentenary of the for
discovery of A) ica. lip fleneap for military Ups, as for & bettie, ate
te-re-do Sh Sores Tato ship Hubeen™™ | Surpenae Also tersanne to" OS
Ate, sente, rare, c&t, locil, flr, ask, pdrade; sc&ne, évent, Sdge, noval, refer;
right, sin; cdld, Obey, cérd, stdp, eBmapare; dnit, finite, barn, cit; focks, menS;
terrapin 645
terre pin Cerin bears | test
food; ite cooked flesh as & dish. test; means of
ter-ra-que-OUS tiningor apdisd water: | sea of not
teeta Belen Sole ees
‘world: ‘celestial or heavenly; living of | to compare with a
Eerie on Jana, in Nee ie gid or sive
ter-ret (% (iaeet), n,,000, of the rings, on, a tes-ta cute tee
driving mals: called
terrible Lan aay. faerie o tes.ta-ment ("
storm; Greedfuf: “appalling ods, | testament: | Testament,
tention (naam ean | tod Hew Flame
ok eaheemetpephapetaned rete te
(eri), adj. ment of a will;
feet ic Seng ee "*ltes-tate is
Wnt and Pp.
ade.
10-11), n. (pl. territories
ter. aie ane ‘a large of land:
region: district: “as. the unexplo or
ES*ooutn America: onthe extent, of land and
‘water under the control ot one ruler or
‘or French terrtiory: Terri-
7 tn the United States, a region, some-
‘govers-
7 as, Alaa
fright:
i which, oues
of
fovorament’ by “cthode
which excite feat 's revolt against govern
(tar Sr-ist)_n. one who governs
preasing
revolutionary
put into « sate of extreme
ter-ry were 2. @ cloth of
Tied ate tee Sea
terse (2%), far, 1 28 fem. tame, super.
expctly riba. soln: an tose style of ie
ter-tian (rss). dy. “ocaurring, every
with f
nary party. ala
weet
ture of @ given su ,
. test tube fags Wa . Sad
tes tu Fado (ie (eae-t045), 1. Monit tentudines
Miadiing welt, Be anced clapping thelr
attacking acy. mado by ov nar
ily Yo Gove i, ‘© ind of fat tumor under
se feta.aus 2etata. 1, lockiew;
jeate in
favor ca ‘one’s cuaratag ab yee
retiring font’ with a ‘watch as &
Eetimoniat” acknowidement of orrvices
Senition “or Packtowledginent of or
bervices: Steinem epee
tes-ti-mo-ny timonier meni) deg:
Breroye some tacks aiirmation; ‘tie entire
proof given ina case.
testing (Stine): pyr ot, ust: nthe
silver: proof; trial, bin, ose we
test pa-per Phboges cBlor
Veen cd
the sottog of the lower Jaw.
ij. trettul;
| fetchy fai. 28
erlod of, ork age.
Wise Bik), of. to form | into
juares oF checkers;
tes- Sse li late
b6dt, £68t; found; boil; fuiction; chase
zh = asin azure; kh=ch as in loch.
téte-a-téte 4"
7d roation key, pages xix to xxii.
tether
two persons; a kind of settee or sofa for two
. face to face; confident
et. to
thal;
‘confine, as an
animal, within certain limits bounded by
the length of a rope.
tet-ra-chord {#'s/-k0rd), n,n music, a
half of the octave, a5 ths noses from © to Fe
tet (tet )s
be ha rer ad 4
tet-ra-he-dron reer Be
pula pl mariooue ol tot
tet-ram-e-ter (5 rhme-
or line of fc
‘tended over the fourth ‘part
{an inferior prince or kind, an inte
oe tind
in the —%. tatrarchy.
(tSt'rd-stil), n. a buildit
tet-ra-style fordite wlth four Columns oF
hat four columns.
VERE, ‘Tetrahodron
in disease marked
tet-ter (F'iching dad reasem’ hemes ot
Teu-tom Snia)vition tthe Inde nee
race, or t race of Europe, in-
pean Parent r Europe, which
man.
Teu-tonic persinine 10, that one of tas
three great div! of the’ Indo-European
Tace, of parent stock of the races of Kurope,
which inbabite central and northern
thaler (81° ,p a Gorman sliver cote
than (ie), cont. 9 particle tized before the
than i mombet of s comparison.
Ei
Hit
sl
ui
i
Nui,
vr
‘became
(Ubkest’bOOK"), na standard mnelt
book of instruction, used bya | dissol soow by
feet hand (elsv hind), n, a large, clear faicee.
text hand are ot andrea. ee denotes
le (tort), ad}. pertaining to weav- och
tex-tile 3? as ietivle machinery: formed
by weaving of capable of being woven; as,
textile fabrics: n. goods manufactured by
ree eT aks tOah adh serving for ‘plc, an Oe
tex-tu-al {2¢'or of
Ate, cenfte, rare, c&t, local, flr, ask, pdrade; scéne, vent, &dge, noval, refér;
right, sin; cdld, ébey, cbrd, stép, cimpare; dnt, Anite, btirn; clit; focts, mend;
theatrical
5 ri-kAl), adj
the-at-ri-cal (nest fetanioge 8 fetta 4
Bence artinclal oi ie
on oot
formance, ly by amateurs. aie oa
thee (8), pron. the singalar. ive of
re penn
oF
a
the-od.o- lite
(th8-5d’6-I1t ), a
thetrument
the- e-og-0-ny
on ai
aae 2° Laren
the oritn or decent of wine ce
foot, {00t; ‘found; boil; fuste'
zh = as in arure; kh=ch as in loch.
of mythology which, treats of | this cause.
‘8 poem
eon aS Sie
Hy aia
(th8°6-18jT-cAl), adj. por-
tire-0logi-cal al tains ‘
thesolo. ay MEP SVeID. ne aoa cr
Be
ei mae Po,
‘tions to God; dfvinit
a or the
forth’; théns'fOrth).
‘that time, or place,
there yen (on ein, tat ples, at that
there-a-bo 1s Sime,
3 nearly.
there-aft-c rainy ot
there-at {" ebaniidieel
there-by ¢ ame
there-for { deat ce che:
there-fore Jee and
for,that rosso, -- j, Sania ence
therefrom. iseerroai ya, fromm, this
there.i (qnaeints ade ta or lato. thie oe
eTC-IN that piace, ‘time, etc.; in that
there-of Sncctiig Tio Gi hos
chase; , joy ; then, thick; hw =wh as in when;
gl te
key, pages xix to ‘xxi.
thereto 648 thin
there-to time. vies. ote si in progt of sai Thes pi-an (0 ae ae tm
there-to to-fore iis cine: mrviomiy'o® | Thes.-salosni-ans ans (og Watton,
there-un-to Pagan seeD, ade. thereto; | books of the New Testament, 4
by, reason of that; “| they wis
there-with (arya: ,siar-with, ade. 1€Y pronoun of the third person.
Sr wi {hat or thick (thik), oh Oe not thin; yee Ya con
ately;
there-with-al ini'sbove: besides: wie
with; in addition.
ther-mal
ther-mo-dy-nam-ics (295°
‘un!
“m6-ai-
np
the science of tho relations betwean Tet’ nad
ther-mo-elec-trici-ty Sh05P6:
‘n. eloctricit ted, ced, by
taclty sonerat nea : —
ther-mom-e-ter (Mr-momttoy),
measurin
ur iD s
wat
Frere, and,
fling point
212 “degrees:
a
nay 2, aa ania ai
a a toro
found by, a thermometers
ther-mos bot-tle az mae
pra foe pa toh, aa they
are put into it. (tnt ). man
ther-mo-scope (honmestp), ‘mowing
giferences fn temperature without exact
thermostat geek an aot
mit ), adj.
ther.motic jean "or produced yy heat:
tite sau Tus (tue e0;rte) m. tpl thengurt
treasure =)
(thik‘akind), odj. hav
ing thick akin; not sen-
‘and bushes.
| thick-skinned
‘Ameri
Brak Tees eeiioee eS thitgbbar VPPOTY hove frie
these (TinduPand adjective this: opposite (thm’bI- ne
to those, -ble-rig Seised wick Ts ‘wash
the-sis (2s), ". [pt tone (28a), on | pou is suppoend to bo iden nee one of
iS coma aot "Ouapostion “ga Some | Eareo canbe, ang Enowa as the shel em
Segnalo work, and offered bya can fico prindio by m ‘means of this trick: beac.
Sa fehich fe to. bo" maintained sod | thin’ (thin), 2d) (comp. thinner. pert. be
senite, rare, cit, local, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne,
it, sin; “edld, ‘dhey, obrd, stdp, cdmpare;
‘dnit, dnite, ort gy po seul!
Ve ted)
vai | thith-er ware a ‘mae auscdon
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diet by
ay
us
nul
Be
He
oS Le .
ree a age
on i mde Gea,
ae cal Prue
ai ae Sa ll 15} ii
Ta PE be
lies tee alg
a
Eads 5 wih ry a Ged
ES Halla
hw =wh asin when
‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
00d; joy; then, thick:
%
; boil; futction ; chase
zh=s as in azure; kh=ch as in loch.
bot, {66t; found
a3
thoughtless 650
thoughtless (25,7) (thot'lés), od} unt unthinidng ;
iterate —ade. ‘thoushtiessly-n. thought:
thought read-eF femancs (etree Tee power | monet S
read another's thoughts.
thread-bare {fF
dere garment: povety. 7 shabby;
a threadbare
Soro-out; dull; as, a threadbare story, thriv-;
ful
threat (228), 7. 8 menace; an sanounce-
threaten Sat ge a | iron a
$e dingersus to: menace; foretell (evil). of:
‘evil.
three ee adj, denoting the sum of two
palpitate:
the sum of two and one’ | throe
513 or
Heels SPAS oe ar [trone
three-pence ‘rain n | la
Three spen-ny (? (eartprga.t: het on: based
thence, of ttle value, wor
\: ®. hot, Jam, concourse.
three-ply fie porn a & | thros-tle (iy Siso' hosel:
Ate, senate, ct, local, fur, ask, pdrade; scéne,
it, sin; “eld Obey, brat Sbubares init, dnite, barks
\
(thog’sind) consisting of it 9
thos send ari htaded tsa | Aloo® Chraatr
tor poe ouand
throat or windpipe;
ply of steam. etc. an engine.—n. ro
aly (throt’l vilv), a valve | of
‘Valve in ‘the steam pipe of &
boiler for controlling the flow of steam to the
(thr0®), prep. from end to end of;
bet the
throt-tle
peee gee
BS -
Bs
ah
S208
:
8
651 Tibetan
; ‘sound: to utter
plerce | violent threata: 4. to utter with a loud and
another | thin. ~der_bolt (ghitn'dee bate’). na
‘the thunder accompanying the
5. Overy. | something resembling, Lightning and tht c
me. ar thun-der-clap (thiin’d&r-kiip’), n. tho:
‘crashing
noise accompanying a finah of .
| thun-der-cloud (a ‘asekloud), 1.
. thrown, | produces thunder and
Hun-der-ing {ate 00, max,
Se oound followig a tigate of ligheaeee”
thun-der-ou: pargeees katy
eetigely lend and heavy in sound.—ads.
un-der-storm {yacht
98
g
;_ stroke, | ning and thunder.
thun-der-struck (2) {tosthea 3:
struck dumb by sudden. rs
(thOrz'd&), n. y
Thursday so es ee
0 (ins), ode. in this or that. %
thus so Nive it dust to" this ‘dewreo "or
Ch (thwil}. et. to strike with
thwackr thing tac"snd heavy: to whup?
1. a heavy blow with something at; a thump
rt (thwort), adj.
thwart Tir ade. ros ns sont Ie
Dost from side to side: v.. £0, Oppose or baie:
i eo ‘chemy or his schemen. "|
LY thea: "possemsive singular of the peo
notin of the second Dereon grave form,
thyme (im) ne fragrant, herb of the
maint family reasoning.
thy roid gland (thY' roid rere large
y- fitnd of the throat. an
enlargement of which {5 known as goiter.
thy-self (ALI), pron. an emphasized
thou.
form of ‘the pronouns thee and.
i (8'nA: th-¥'rd). n. the triple crown
| tiA-18 worn by the Pope: = form of head
dress worn by the ancient Persians; a crown-
like ornament for the bead: a diadem or
cornet: an a tara of diamonds.
‘i (t-bét’hn; ti’ I.
Tibetan orritiing Bones at St
love | inhabitants of Tibet: nm. one of the people of
‘bet; the language of th ‘peopl
5 B00d; joy; then, thick; hw = wh asin when;
See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxi.
tibia
tibia See Piaetes iP bane Be
;
fie
cok
i
Se.
BERS
i
makes.
ticket (ocr ‘showing that ie oat
ight touch: ‘n. a peculiar thrill oF
tingle or the touch causing ttn; taker.
(ticklish), adj. sensitive to slight
touches: ‘delicate. to hasdiaeor
as, a ticklish undertaking; risk;
a 35
ibtful as to outcome.
dout
4 (tid’&l), adj.
tidal (APA ar eesti | ok
ing, of the ocean; ted
tid-al wave fotiows “the 'sin"and moon
over the oceans, causing the tides; also, in-
correctly, @ great sea wave after an earth-
quake; @ very high rise of the sea along &
ide (tid). n. time or season: rare except in
Hide fled Guan, toy the
si
furface of the ocean and the waters connected
‘tide; to carry along:
him’ over his dificuities.
am the money Will tide
34 (tid’wEt"er), n. officer
tide-wait-er (io "wucciea dio landing of
goods, from ships to secure the payment of
Fe a tor amore, n., water af
tide-wa-ter (ica by they and fail
of the ocean; land bordered by such water.
4 AL (dings) 1s Te]
rage: ae, ring
mp. thar, stiper.
: “orderiy. Pr
you rl
iedy {rad, Say. ‘teomp.
tidy tiaieeg, “elm, “nee
me
area ee,
limbs, worn by actors, acrobats, dancers.
4 tightness,
(tit’n), ¢.t. and t.4. to make or
become close or firm; to draw
eg Dan the female of
:
‘beast of prey of the cat
family.
tilke mischievous eluld, on piaghly, nr
til-bu-ry Sirisge wishoue’s
til-de (tf’dd), n. the diacritical
in sefior, cafion, etc.
(m,n. a thin slab
tile stone, "eee, “ured for
wall ‘te.;" colloquially.
Ate, sentite, rire, ct, locdl, filr, ask, pdrade; scéne, vent, Sdge, noval,
Tight, sin; cdld, dbey, cdrd, stdp, cSmpare; anit, finite, barn, cit, fooks,
tiler 653 tinder
et. to & by tiles; to time bill jim bm, sqeme
til - time clock (ksi), ‘at the
er . le entrance of a factory, office,
of » Masonic , | Stn, Oa, which, employees, coming to work
(eh), ‘Tust indicate the time of their ar! aes
preps iit ‘| time de-tec-tor {23 (sar Stes
ete. cultivates Places af certatt rogtiar ainss. orn Ove
Saitivate fl. ime draft (!™ drat). a draft payable
till. le in the future.
Hllage (ihren ar or busines of| time fusef.it, O2),4, wesrentet we
ull-age {iprving Insd* for raising crops | tain length of fimne'atter te lighted
till. k land; esteemed,
pia oe im‘kepren, . one
tilt | covering of «| time-keep-er fotea‘ "tod records “the
; ‘ocieni salir | whea « given tis ine patsods 7 SSS
tae ig toume: | time. iness (im hnee) n. seasonablo-
ae, nS ete | ocean, estaba to the
4 ‘of .
called a tilt tim: a (ttm’ adj. (comp. timelier,
hammer; tilt & stone: C-LY superi. tirneliesti, seasonable; oD-
wo chair back: | portune; mutable v0 the moment oF asion,
tinue Sade “*| time mote some specied ture fine.
tilth faused, “O"| time-piece Wark: aay instrument that
tilt io tad at's | $e ee ’¢ n, one who
lever, ‘metal, nad | HHME-SETV-CF Goatty" or ‘bastiy de i
fiiimer. * & SD | fraentiat peragns. m or the
tim. ee ear | time-Serv-ing {7'iitine one's action to
pentry, etc.; a large | suit the occasion or to please influential
Piece ‘building or | persons: n. such ile conduct.
Bresdy, Sood suit: | time-ta-ble
able for dates and hours for events;
tim-b co whose |artvings nn (wee time
we time-work (' ), m. work paid for
~ k. by the he opposite
5 j. fearful of
EEL ce octet
“im oahn nin the Bible, 5
jpanion ower
person to whom were written
ee ee Biase eae
jong round ‘heads, ‘used
timothy
drug: (9.1. to. Scaler: im
tin-der trateta\ usta 10 Lindlo's de Rok
b6dt, f86t found; boil; fuiction; chase;
zh =s ee in azure; kh=ch as in loch.
g00d; joy; then, thick; hw = wh asin wi
See pronunciation key, pages xix to
tinder box 654 __ Titan
tin-der box GPE Aa alee
with a flint and steel for ting it; atything
BeBe FR x ett: « prone: os
Hn ae ae nse an
tin foil eae wrapping 5
‘ ay o aharp,
4 an
Sale wien et oe tingted,
tin-gle CR rinsiios “to tec! or haven
Bagi ‘angled with’ tHe ‘colds Rea stinging
sametion or pain, as trom ‘cold’ of & aiarB
fe ig Git): ma small, quick, sharp,
tin-Kle tinging’ sound: "an, ese ink
‘aa, ‘the tinkle of &
cowbell: 4. [pie and cs
Kling], to ‘such a bolind: vs. to catoe 10
‘8 sound:
‘sound.
fave Sut a sharp, ringing sound,
tinned (rts Se put up tn “dns; ‘as,
stage: adj
cheap: ‘tt. vo decorate. wi
cheap imitation gold or silver
outwardly faudy th’), ‘me who works
u se in'emith*), 1.
tin-smith “anman,
tint (ieee
slight coloring to. son (tin’tl-nib“a
tin-tin-nab-ula-tion Panay ns | theater.
sound. a8 of bells. taken on | tis-sue 7 ‘transparent
St NRO acetr es | ue tor, wll” Rese wat wh
BB
VwAr’), n. which forms the struc
ote. ‘chin or delicale tasers
Uinih, ads. Toop. tinler, super paper! a closely ‘wores
tish’d pa’ ), very
(tty ne 1t or end thin, paper
tip cB: "isthe ap ot & Siren prow
tial too'or present: ass 2, tap:_a kind
i titmouse: the
alloquially, te hint
Sallgguiatiy. 2 ipriva
of the
4
i
ni
., ask, pdrade; scéne, &vent, novel, refér;
Sp ebipare’ dnt alte bata okt locke mea
Titanic 655 toddy
Ti-tanic {othe iitahe? tiantor bug: | toad (ODiuty he tags" 1e tects tn wate,
f
fi tacni-um (arte, nan extremely | lives for ‘the. most part on land’
tn amall amounte in clay and many’ ini Ever by towing: ote. nd
He bit eee 2 choles morsel or a | toad.
tender as S
$| toad.stool G&ts70, 2,2" umirale
3d"), 1. voadies (-Ix)}, & mean
toad-y Siar er wie csters ton the
rich or powerful for the sake of or favor:
s,
@ loadeater: ¢.t. and ¢.i. [p.t. P.p. toadied,
P.pr. toadyingj, to flatter for selfish reasons.
toad-y-ism ine OF
currying favor with the rich.
toast bs . browned by
‘one who % health is
runk: r.t. or heat at the fire; as,
to toast bread; jonor to in drinking;
ts 2 to name when unk: —n. tonne.
Spiny bai ahaa ase ering | encanger etn ake ae cine
ti-tle deed Written evidence of Fight fies hina ners OF
‘ownership of property, to-bac-co L,_tpbecone
i (el 71), the a char- (Ss)), Ameri of
title réle ee ). or )], an ican plant Es
Ping for which It is the nightshade fanilly, ihe dried saves
i thor, .
hag ta nase Sutter. | to-bac.co bug {teat witch” detruve
titmice the leaves of the tobacco plant by sucking
or Mite feathe man to-bac-co heart (t6-bik’S. bi dis~
or Tater ne lar ection ‘of, the heart, by too con-
grigt: S marl ove elite to whew | €0-DAC-CO-niSt (aE ebicos! of
pronunciation: mare, 0
0 |-tht*1) trifling talk; (th-bde’An), n.
tit-tle-tat-tle (Siics tunica womp! | tO-bog-gan (onto hotiag ono or
ver UE say, pertaining to, | rocoto hills; eh, to aHAG deweha
tit-u-lar fiving. of ronulting from, 8 tke! ‘such © sled; ‘to slide rapidly an 1
means of
in name of title only: nominal: as, 0 | Coasting. ailite
: to-bog-gan slide (arp Reuned track
prepared for coasting on & tobogean.
to-day (W05edB). n. the present day; the
tod-dle {"
uncertain steps
to (od'lér), ‘ny one who walks with
tod-dler short, Unsteady steps; © young:
tod-dy {%23°). n. a sweet julco obtained
ey ee ie ee ce at
present time: adr. on the present ,
to-do 656 to-morrow
to-d (t05-d50’), n. bustle; stir; fuss; rd tol-er-ance (V'r-Ens), & Sndurene:
others; as, a lack of tolerance is oftem the
a
in union
et), 'n. clothes; articles | ioll's departed bishop: in hunting. to ends
3 oe finery, fauaNod | (game) by arousing Curtoalty. °
tog-gle (251), 00 shipboard. a mall £9 Jt (1007. sna
ors Tivos 1bop Gr ing? on elothine, | American tree = Boum
E'puston of og! th machinery, a device with tof ayo] CANS, tOAAD, n, a chemical
tol Rt wO't8e),
Aiguid cied "ix tie Baek
tome Sh agai
t 1 Re is
| tom-fool sig tsiner, fogeeer nn”
2 | tom-fool-er-y cn!" rtcaloun indie:
Tom-my At-kins (mz, ttkmo. 2
popular for
“ the British private ms a? abort
Span “=P: | Tom-my-waacs fo" Waad" wa toe
made crienaly at Toledo, Spain, sole of| pomuiar save ter the betty ore w
tol-er-a-ble are. dy, ale ot Re Carre a eet apelin Bok
‘ag, his conduct, was scarcely tolerable, endur- | initials of the organization.
able; upportable: fairly good: as, the work | to-morrow (fome0) nthe day
Ate, senfite, rire, cit, locdl, fur, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, novel, refer;
right, sin; cdld, obey, cérd, stdp, cbmpare; anit, finite, born, cit, focks, menB;
rrr)
TRY-SQUARE
site WA ns
rt
c——a
HAMMER HEADS SS
———
ae
CLAW HAMMER _CHISELS
tomtit
658
‘next coming day: ado. on or for the day after
to-day.
SOREREE SG g
tg ; BE
PBS
i
&
‘water.—adj.
tongue-tied tie tig”, , 244 unable te | toothless (Vos iee
‘feangctins membrane ‘beneath the tongue is tooth-pick pa)
ton-ic {eare. th, portaining, to sounds Cy the
‘the keyugte of s ecate or composition in music;
‘measurement for cargo space
to one hundred cuble feet; as,
as, a tonsorial parlor.
ton-sure (Sip. 52 acco
tons burden. crown, of the head. as by persons en
ay
ane
‘wood, quill,
otc., clear the spaces between
(woBth’stim), palatable
surcagthcaing medicine tooth-some s"Pirasne es toes
ton-ic sol-fa (50, 017%. in musi. | ads. toothsomely.—n. togtheomenses,
5 a of riotation for (tp), n. the highest part; the summht;
‘the scale, in which the usual staff symbols as, the top of s mountain: the upper
gfe ,cisaprded for loizere and the ayllables | de of ourface!’ os. Of & table: he
re,
Ate, senate, rfre, c&t, local, fiir, ask;
Pérade; scéne, évent, &dge, moval, refér;
right, sin; cdld, dbey, cdrd, stdp, cdmpare; Gnit, tinite, btrn, edt, focks, meni
659 torso
(ra), n, in Jewish tradition,
to-rah recep: oF law: divine revelation:
| Torah, tie ‘Pentateuch or Law of Mone.
torch (a. n. & faming leht, mado of
Light-colored, used
top-coat
top-er caren a ae a va is
top-gal-lant Pitas ait te
mast of a eseel: as, a lopgallant sail: n. such a
top-heav-y PAV-Y {ie top tha at the bottom
To-phet (os (to'feti, nm. @ place of uncertain
location in the Holy Land,
‘of Hinnom, where human
bell. ), Top!
\. ibject. of discour
top-ic Lonte,2.% mublect of dscours.
the general or main subject of conversation
or girneation
‘Sottero
topical (pra, Sa is rae |
recitation; relating to Be: Tocal, not
weneral aa’ topleals.
Gprrne Ciel ne the crest or tuft
top-knot $F ‘2 bird's head:
kot of hale Foron the ea, aa by women.
t (top'mant). n. tho second mast
the deck of a Pease:
top-most {2'mée) highest:
to-pog-ra-pher vndar Figs Soe
°
S55 resion’ oF of th
topographic P
Erie car fratares of a
Copaait, 8 ah de: | boa
a
iptive of the geo-
y a ‘rdf, 1. the scl
Set mae features of
Heular place. or
In tho hands ta Yarap on the ead of e pole to
be carried in a procresion.
torch. it (tech Tit), n. the illumina-
On Lace Aes Ea ee
boots | tor-chon lace shou), a strong linen lace
made tn ometrical patterns.
past tense of the transitive and
sais
tore.a-dor (Shae: Sredstirs.
nt (or'mént), n. extreme pain;
tor-ment jhe infliction” of torture: an:
guish; that which causes pain or anguish:
et. (the-mént’) to put to extreme pain of mind
2 body: to torture; colloquially, to touso.—
Toon (on), past participle of the transitive
torn snd Pn a
tor-na.do (35) a" Violent ‘Sod der
structive whirlwind, in the form of a funnel-
thaped cloud moving along & narrow path for
tor r-pe-do (SoRF oR: dearShapsd eek
“underwater .
yw up by @ torpedo; a,
tor- pe-do bo boat (25° a
foeped fio srpeos, cry atin
tor-pe-do-boat de-stroy-er (255:
bot dé-strot’ér}, a large. very
ont equipped
rte destroy oF f or
to torpedo a
torpedore
tor-pid (rity aff_nomy siueroh,
emis tonpid In win
torpidty.—n.
he, torpldness, torplatey.
to- pog-ra- hy je description of | tor nog (rpm). n. lors of feeling or
agfon or lace: the eeanraphica '-po! motion; dulness: numbness.
features can of ths surface; of to ie (tOrk), n. & twisted collar or neck-
Re on ech unr tho Da IQUE jaco worn by certain ‘carly bel
cal sce OF any Piece. a o barians, such as the Gauls and Brit =
Fiaing_ above an), ma a
top-ping 5 ecpck ‘an, topping moun | tOT-TNt gow; as, s forrent of watarne
n the. act of cutting the highest . etc.; heavy fall or down-
sl": tdp’sl),
top-sail {7p48! ote ofa ship.
pos tore Geant ran oF the Thishe
rank ina tar-vy
vy {3p'sietarvy. ade. up
bi geet
;dinordered; confused.
‘n. kind of bonnet: a wo-
Glose-fitting bat with no beim.
tor-sion (2200), the act of tur
twisting of 8° body’ ‘by! laterst Tosct, or nlSo
motion: the state of being twisted.—adj.
tor-so tsi,2
(pl. torsos (-052); torst
VY side down; in confusion:
toque i
DppDt, fSbt; found; boil; futetion chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw ~ wh asin when;
zh=7 os in azure; kh=ch as in loch.
Pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
tort 660
eee an Les ‘brie
eetcon W, 7 Kindness will
tort or'daiage tor ‘which foh’o "Geil oat es | wit y
tor. tois ee (Orta: ertia, m 9, turtle, totes
‘one ves :
land or fn fresh water. vey. | Bi: 101 the course of fis talk, he touched upos
tor-toise shell (¢2r’te shel: t0r'tte| the gravity of such, an ofties: to call at's
covertng of the turtles: t aha prepared for De‘botng ‘in contact: “contact. sone. Of feck
Use tn the manufacture of ‘art! ing: sensation; the manner of action of the
hand, as on a mitsical 3
light touch; "tho
as of @ pain
expert: 3 ok
fouch wit ra trend mt at
‘8 touch of rheumatism.
touch-a-ble
‘extreme pain; for contact.
Ga! Per eer touch down
r. . o
With," ortuet put to te feck Peck-—m torture: | touch ing’ ad).
Syn, 1, fe, anguish agony. uch-Ing
Tory omen tone Ctis)} formerly, | in a play: nthe act of coming ‘in ‘Contact
Seo Bete |Bhae te. Saree oe
spe a ate Balas Shed
Hae See deers cine at | touch
Bie nenee often toed to doclgnste ‘hows
rho are opposed to
see
are Sees
head.
tossing (ie fe the set of throwin
all; & rolling of
tumbling ath tossing of the waves.
tot {#738 “ery amall, especially | firm:
to Ue Gill). whole: not divided: ae
the total amount; ‘complete; utter;
‘as, total darkness:
‘the whole sum or amount:
or
agar
entire quantity, Pa or object
eae
to-tem Conceiveat silamong savages, wvages, as Amer:
ican Indians, as as, being close! related to &
tribe or clas painted tar
coe
tion of this relations, aa
tot-ter (3), 2 to
HSS, a Sti at owe etengtn and Arm
Tees. a 8 tree.
tot-ter-y Stour e fall: “Gnatenay!” ax,
the od ma rth eo
tou-can aes frult-enting bird with &
largo beak and bright-colored plumage.
touch (oe), et. to come fa contact, with
as, tO. fouch something with” the
hand: to perceive or know by feeling; to
handle slightly; to concern; to refer to in a
light ‘manner; ‘as, in conversation, to touch
; | color; a remiprecious stone, of a
lage: an excursion or trip: a lo
a circuit, for
man made his of the ‘bul
make t.
very wane
lucent pate lavender color. turmaline.
tour-na.ment (35pm) 2, ae
series of contexts, with blunt iances and swords,
Ate, sendte, rire, oft, loc, fir, dek, parade; sotne
‘cold, dbey, obrd, stdp, o8impare; init,
right, sin;
brent Ege, pore, ft
finite, born,
ed
tourna town cle (toun kiOrk), an official who
teat fown cen val for 8
7 cont ‘ secretary
cour-ni-quet (cnt. th town hall {‘ounbol), public bufiding be-
dood when an artery in he arm or Ie, ete taining public ‘and used for public
pou-sle (oe tra mens raehy:| townsfolk (Poissy: Sanit"
tho, took danpbapen ip Compl ne ae.
org Geant: {500)e7! to look out for cur | tOWN-Ship (tof Tal" government: %
wart in a tournament, or knight!
ing ‘as through water
3 animals in
ding 2S Tal seh ES | ne ee i pat
05 the act of pulling (Wk‘atke), adj.” of oF wo
(om), 2. ung | tox-ic . pertaining
(tOk*al-k0d)'6-fist), n.
Giawtnancs
Lf
4
i
al
¢
= one Whose businees ta t0 try ¥0 locate
oevleetas, Package or porn
trish, fine, delica
‘trAC-CL-¥ cxocuted “denign, "as" In’ carved
(eK; erd-Kw'd),_n
eae Pern i Mea
i ican). n. any collection of houses, |tra-cho-ma (koma), -n.. ieviamma-
making a distinct place with a name. ton or soreness of the eye-
erger than a Village but hot nse | lids; granular conjunctivide.
ny; the citizens or voters ‘2 piace: ing {teeing}. n. tho act of one who
i of quch a place! | trac ing (ie th
England, # unit of local government jows up or copies; that which
2 Metaindennite character: tn other states, | la traced, of taarked out, a ths Copy OF tae
‘of local government more or loss simple | nex of & drawing made by marking on thin
‘that in New 8 | paper over the
96dt, {86t,; found; boil; futiction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = wh asin when;
th =s as in azure; kh=ch as in loch. See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
"| trades-peo-ple (#8dz'pep). mpl. ae
| peopigceent In OSE EOT chy Sr
trade-un-ion Gree Plies a
al
i
a
i
:
i
i
fi
§
i
EE
ae |
a
+
ie
Ut.
:
trac-tion en-gine {‘Totomotive which | nreworks oo duly 4th: "not historically
runs on a road or field, not on a able; as, many of the Robin Hood storie:
‘track.
trac-tion wheel {trikshtn, bwen, are traditional, not actual. Also,
drives a locomotive or a machinery belt, tra-duce Gea, ot,
‘trike’ ), 1 ray a
trac-tor ors tuscan “drawing: \as,"'s | to shame—n-
:
él
|
a
i
factories, stores, railway stations, etc.
(trad), n. an occupation; business;
trade fo atteall eam of elie
&
(Sen a at E he heat
4
‘@ particular business; as, the clothing trade:
v4, to Conduct a business; to
buy and sell goods; to carry on commerce:
followed by wih: 04. to exchange: a6, to
trade knives.
trade-mark (trid’mirk’), n. a3 mark ch DIY. 4. * a
manufacturer on ‘ns. geode" to dituwusn | tra-gé-dienne gyi tu Warsaw eon
them from the goods made or sold by other | actress of sad, solemn, or le
merchants or manufacturem. trag-e-dy (Gea). A ipl trsereics
(rid_nkm), the commer ala)]. a drama of which the
trade name Gi ame of arericie: the | outcome in bad. often" fatale for whe: hero oF
trade school (Axe ible whore ‘bors | tragic death: fatal; terrible, Aisb. taste
and girls, usually, those have been grad- | —ade. tragically. (ery tet .
ual schoo, may leern trode | trag-i-com-e-dy esr
Ate, senfite, rfre cit, loc&l, fir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent,
Tight, sin; cdld, dbey, cérd, stép, cbmpare; tinit, tnite, bérn; cut,
trail
trail and
ing; as,
down ta
ond Tength:
as. the follow:
along 1
Pea me
: 5
of
of ‘belo
train. an
athletic bind
along
engineer
(tri’tér), n. [fem. trattress], one
or the
calm,
(trika-kewi'T-t3; triith-icwtl’
Ft), n. calmness; quiets
(trinskt’; trinzikt), st. to
conduct or manage; ‘as, to
transact business: to carry through; to'per-
‘transactor.
‘shin: tritn-rhke’-
ent
Prym. nagotiation, occirrence.
trans-at-lan-tic (oyosd the “Mati:
crossing the Atlantic; as, a éransailantic
tran-scend (t7&n-s8nd’), ot. to rise
trai-tor-ous eae adj. 1 or toe exceed. above; to surpass; lereunnas
bet of any, hehe eanec a faithless; tran-scend-ence (getacsbn déne), a.
oie. {erd-tek'Uben. n. (pt. tenn | or nang uber aT Ale area ed ure
tra-jec-to. on Ci ene curve | tran-Scend-ent pissing others in excel
lence; su or supreme; as, transcendent
foreigner or
(trimp), ¢.t. to foreibl; :
tramp D). ts step upon y an original;
fuitction; chase; good; joy;
zh=s as in azure; kh=ch as in loch.’ See pronun
‘best, £60t; found; bo
‘word or sbllty. ads, tranecendentiy, |,
tran-scen-den-tal (‘;# oF
that whlch les beyond the timber of humas
lence; vague: own:
fantastic: ; transcendent.
transcendentally.
| tran-scen-den-tal-ism (jr%p's53-
human
in. phil , the going beyond
Hn met ts
transcription
(ehoreiotp’shgn). a
sore a
One surface to another”
trans-fer-a-ble (cries-fara;b),, a44;
(trkne-fig"d-ris-
shan), n. 3
area.
{fenahund
trans-fuse (225705 i, anata
to pour out of one vessel i
as blood. he eine of ons O05 per.
664
trans-lu-cent (aut t er fo oth sem
cy
from ane pisce of
rn, the Perron to auather: “ner 10. tronsmal package
Ate, peatte, rire, ct, locll, filr, ask, pdrade; sctne, évent,
t, sin; obld, Obey, cbrd, stdp, cSmpare; Gnit, énite, bara
e: sin, transmitter (ot (erin miv’ér), 9. ope that
Telephone
pecially, the mouthppoce of 6 t ‘or the
eats Bdge, port post el re:
ransmutable
665.
traveled
rans-mut-a-ble (remppees hy edt
19 of
hanged from one form or
rans-mu-ta-tion fh clanes en ont
orm, nature, substance, or class, into another;
‘8, the transmutation of metals.
found ; boil; fuiction; chase
keh =ch as in loch.
ini
inte
(trip “adb-
stKn’sbl-&t),
(trinseab-
atin
tran-sub-stan-ti-ate
v.t, to change into another
tran-sub-stan-ti-a-tion
os
ore oe
Taees ee ee ease
" aaa
at by 3a kind of rock: pk
fee ye articies of
Beate Be, mel iS
trap a fox or rabbit ambush
oF ensnaré, by trick
foun
with "og dress
is are
‘door, which
trap-d ‘of floor to
i
g
their
trap-j a
Pe cloths, ete.; hence, ornaments
tr (trish), ‘n. that which is worthless
trash oruscless: ‘refuse or :
Jured parte cut or lopped off, as leaves, twigs,
‘corn Husk, etc.; also, ‘person,
trash-y (tztdh’D), “adj. (comp, trashler,
Superl. , worthless; use-
leas; as, & trashy novel.—ads, trashily—n.
trav-ail inrehildhrtn ivatel Se geal
e0°% suter'in chitdbiewh” © NOG *2 fast!
trav-el (eis irt.
Ung}, to journey; to move or pI
to over or thi
00d; joy ; then, thick ; H
‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
DECIDUOUS TREES
666
BLACK
SPRUCE
JUNIPER ARBOR VITAE A
(Red Cedar) (White Cedar)
_ BALSAM EDW =
a; #: key
A _Secucin) I
EVERGREEN TREES
667
traveler 668 tree frog
trav-el.er Sotne tu gum from fiaeo| wi ple ive ald std’ Saintes fo he enemy
oi am 8 ‘a commercial fraveler. ‘Also, trea son-a-ble (24h adj.
treaty 7 ce, ip treaties (tn), a0
+ fal to. ple friends,
by, falnenons to. pledes. SX ounsy:
(trézh"Or-@r-ahtp).
| reas a. ay {ar Stier wl
place
Salt that dep Sopirement oa
Nhe ofttials ‘o
Of such 6
ire
ahh
€
i
nu
Fu
ae
Oe
{
reat ment Ste eemiar
toward: it; uname; as,
ations, erat aa
time af peace, for the
Pust’ or
Ate, senfite, rire, cat, local, flr, ask, pdrade; scéne, &vent, novél, refer;
right, sin; Old, dbey, cbrd, atdp, eSiapare; anit, duite, porn oh Rog rae
treeless
669
E
tree-less (E5"S) wots Ue Toca! as,
a treeless plain co
tree-nail ee se vole, when
for the
. trenall,
nm. any throe-loaved
as the clover:
‘architecture’ resembling ©
oom ed
visions
ing ith Africa, to travel
oxi fh apr of 8
and
‘of wood or
making
‘wall or roof for climbing ‘vines: ei. to Dror
‘ide with a lattice for vines; interlace.
i
trel-li lis-work $< are small |p
"fattioowork.
trem, from ble be ed oe, antag Pp.
(trembling), p.
tre-men-dous (t¢z20'4%). 241. exctt-
fal: terrible: as. a tremendous blow or crea
rousing wonderment or ame: as, 8 iremen-
dous ‘exceedingly great or large.—adt
‘tremendou:
aly.
trem-o.lo “#™2), », 9 trembling or
bration, or
for draining: a deep ditch dug slong
Front line of battle and held ana defensive
Position or as a base from which to attack
Ehe enemy; as, American troops helped the
French to hold the trenches before Rhetms:
gonamuniestion trench. 0, ditch leading
e. trenchen,
trench -ant pdewlenenh taper keen:
ant criticism.
‘trench -er (ay'or plitlar‘oa which food
Plant a (trén’ch8r-min), 1.
trench-er-man { {fepcarmen Condes
person fond of eating; x reas
french fe-ver ‘ist tee jn the
Srecenen tot by conaitions ord ife in the
shaking
as with fear: tt 1. | of
I disease of
* | work of tim
wench helmet PEM ESR
povgtion from from the head wounds frequent tn
oe
trench knife {{r32¢" 2{2- s,2resd-
hand;to-hand fighting in raid on an enemy's
tres passer (ts
enters unlawfully upon the property of an-
{s built across a ravine or gu
‘bri
teh tres-tle board GEE bora n a
designing board.
tres-tle tree (teste), n. one of two
stout bars ‘of timber faa
tened horizontally to a masthead to support
the crosstrees.
Eos tg Work (ffeatics bull fo sup
nd Ath.
(tur), of . ihe act of testing or peov-
tri-al i: ‘of being tested: an
attempt or exdenvors an_ experiment
examination by test or ‘experience:
men was engaged for a week on trial;
‘est, 1001; found; boll; fudiction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw =wh as in when;
kh=ch as in loch. “See pronunciation key, pages xix to xi.
zh =z as in azure; kh
Siam “et St
trial balance
670
ta 0 the tent faith, mercy, patloncn, ote:
Proof! a judicial exatnination; "as, @ eal 1a
trial bal-ance (:U! bai‘Bne). in
La ome ge se ar
tri-al ul jury
(i'l Joop. 8
try 0 caso in
tan gle 6 dl iy tzeo n. a plane nS
of @ triangle, sounded by belng
tae (yet
tri-an- gu. lar (35.
having three angles; thse
fered; | COB
coon with prising
OF | corn
Persons, things, oc. Ried
tian gu late A585, aivide into
tri-an-gu-la-tion (srt enton,
to triangles, ly for surveying pur-
the division of a district Or & Country
‘three-cornered portions.
1 (trib’&l), adj
trib-al 2"ctan or Ecotec Selle
as, tribal customs oF or characteristi tan
na fainlly. rach,
tribe {eceaaed from s common’ ancestor;
as, the tribe of Judah: croup of uncivilized
people under one chief: a Tartar tribe;
@ group of people ‘made akin to each other by
sone COMMON TFA sbemkn) tribes
tribes-man (er "Cutbdi1.". Bimnbor "er
‘a clan or race-grouy
trib- ‘ulation tion {tt Seah) ss, poyere
sorrow: acute trial,
Si buna nr iat I nan a
trib-une Witiscrate siscted by the
to protect ttt liberties: “a rabed stead or
jlatform from which spoeches were delivered
Shring ancient Roman ties.
(trfh’fin-shIp), n
trib-une-ship {7 uthoniy of
Tirtag which such a macetrate het
ing which such » magistrate
(trib’O-t&-r),
trib-u-ta-ry {tute or taxes
contributory; subordinate: n. [pl.1
Gag @ state or government wi
taxes to, or is under control of, & ou...
Regia 258
oF on account of a treaty; ‘an acknowledgment
Of worth, sorvice rendered; ——
fhe an instant: used on e
trice puree ia rice to haulup and
fie, with 8 smal Rear aD adj. peta
tri-cen-ni-al ing to"thirty years! occur
Hing once in thirty years; as, a iricenntal
freen te. (trisin'ttntie), adj.
tri-cen- tena. din
to a pertod of 300 eae 1, Soon an | com
‘Yorsary of any event. Also, tercentensry.
tri-ceps (hep); 7. the erent exter
back of the upper ct having
tri-chi-na
sis) ‘the dis-
| ich ino sis Grae ge
the muscles and intestines. "Also, trichimissts.
trick (trik), m. an artifice or fraud; a
ty or deceitful device or action;
£88 Ik Io trade; 2 purse. to amu ©
aa, eeacen tp
Ean
sa
has a trict
i
trick: le
orins
), nan old game
a
ed 4) £. and p.p. of the
tri bt. and pp. yer oe
tied od Berra, a
he or, sighnythiog of Uitte yalne
Ate,
seniite, rare, c&t, loci, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, éven!
right, ein; cbld, Obey, cérd, st8p, cbmpare; dnit, Anite, pete
novel, refér;
focks, meni;
wine), a
eaf divided into three parts
ge (tis), ad). trim: new
‘or
} A, Trigeer ot
dj. Shreo-corneredt ‘tenes ot ‘Military,
yig-o-nom.e-try {‘t!g‘-n5m'6-ten.
ingles of lea; a text mf his
‘lence. trigonomet
ade. r
aces.
iat-er-al (ir!:16e'sr-an, od).
‘oa trlangle—ade-ertiaterally. ©
Cs
o
ay
‘three
; in the
aphers:
by
zil-li-um
thes as in azure; kh=ch asin loch. See
wed, as clover; having | trim eter gm
‘er-Al), “adj. conaisting
letters, fs Sword et
Bt, [66t; found; boil; fustction; chase; good; joy ; then, thicl
pronunciation
7 having three
three- | ing
aides,
'$-t8r), 1. 8 verse, oF line
i
a8
‘meas
|
i
fl
ae
i
g
e He
Boe
GsEe
i
:
‘separate
Vowels’ pronounced ‘by One effort; trium-phant {& (atdm'fint), edj._ reboio-
as, ova in royal, sau in besa. for victory; exultant:
iriplane jeer ‘an airplane hav- | victorious; Se a reheat
lanes, tri-um-vir a cane
le see: 1), oat wa See. Jn kncient Rawne, one
a
oi
frhumvis rate ‘cama by
trv al Siete (etyT.A), adj, tetfing; common:
Sack a of os
ty (evra
(t | thee Phat oe =
tim o
n. yoibers “ade. es aes or every three
* made ts tacos | troy y j painiog |
Papen {oot of two, ayliabls, the frst long pd the
sBlet or staal!
Ce podde'n. & thro-legged stand medicios
| or Support, as ), T. foot of
cee e Getpig) peady sepping lehtly ad abort, sviun the’ accent On Ce trek.
trip-ping or'pracehidiy~adn tetpptnaiy. (irbd), past Lengo and pant participse |
+ ii 18 verb tread.
rém) st participle of the
t defend their city from the Greens:
he Nie)
at
‘Trireme tales,
opbeleers “ton. (EssahOn) 1. the dtvaien = Tnotmntstan: 6
expecially the division of as angle’ into tares 1 econ
bl; teh’ a
tr-syl ia la-ble blank ond at fonpinnn Founde'o¢ part
3; to fish, as for
Bee, spat gor
i afeo
nat (aivdety. 24, oi. and pp. Psa, the money:
to rub, grind, of Weulse 15 & Bne powder tact with a Bre
qi
4
‘temas
tri. “umph Sen re 1 feta | ol
» © Eran De or victory: ax the trumpn | trOl-le;
2.4, to rejoice over success;
Ty: to be succesful, “ trol ey ti line gt,
fovement, ovation. Tey it
fite, sendte, rire c&t, local, fiir, Ask, pérade;
ight, aln; obld, Obey, eOrd, stdp, ebimpare} dnit
a“ pole truckle
‘ol-ley pole aelechiod! to the'r to ete Up, a8 Wa
trolley pole Dan water?
Me Mop touching the wires (tetpletm), adj. caus-
ra trou-ble-some {* etm) ads cet
oF worry; 7 ‘85, @ troublesome chil
appearance: "a prostitute, S'troublésome cold inthe head; ‘tiresome.
from-bone jm: % tale me | troub-lous {uiSr ase oe)sucstit:
kind, having a complete chro- as, vugh times followed the war.
g
g
K
am
= pte
of Oaneer, the circle to the north, of
Ree ees eh e' the
between these two circles, hase
very bot, damp ctimarg,
trop-i-call produced ti. orshuated witnte.
the + as, tropical fruit, tropical heat,
{izab). n. mental excitement.
7; that which
ecitence: exertion:
268t, {80t; found; boil; fudction; chase;
trough (?: eH fog, allow vomel
polding o juld, food. ete.. for
the use of animale; any? llowed ‘out:
any long, ch the “rough "botweu
‘ocean wat
trounce ¢ ce cro et.[p.sandp.p. .
trounce, zp oun ts Baki soundly:
trounc-ing ng fron vine
troupe {Heatréal’porformers. % °°" oF
trou-sers
eee an (ome cobp). Daria oucat suck
as clothes, jewelry, etc.
trout {i7u),,m: a small fresh-water game
(GONE. nan “action at Isw to
goods found and
trow- el (2 ioe n of a Babi ‘implement *
sway from business
of, any duty, especial fy of staying out of
vant), . one who stays out
truant Foe *ape,7hs, stage ct
one who remains away from any work oF
duty: s loafer: ad or Hike, &
truce (7). 7. 8 tem pence or
tion’ ‘
5 B00d; jo;
th= asin azure; kh=ch as in loch. See pronunciation Key, pages xix to xx,
truckle-bed trath
rollers: to id submissively to ra
wea fruztie toe rosil_ whos,
truck-le-bed ; a Caster, 8
mounted that it be roll ys
Under a high bed. Also, lobe ja ee eon
truck-man (65) : roche. bad
truck; one who sells ‘body,
Bes, hom door to dose: ono ie body of an aa
truc-u-lence sy intag hice bas
" ( 4 eee
truc-ulent OF Sete tight
trudge (0), #4, Ip. : called oat
trudge jr tte, i Tio | fe tins diane
Wrudped slong through the woods." | dry AE on trin'yan), n. one of the two
true (185), adj. (comp. truer, superl. 7 pivots or axles that support a
bhatt rp a ; (rhs), n. a bandage or support for
ful; correct; certain.—n, truenees. trUSS [ipture: & bundle or package: a
‘Syn. actual, sincere, honest, accurate. measured mass of hay, straw, etc; timbers
‘Ant: (gee fai). or bars fastened to form a framework
truf-fle £ ie pose, Son n & for any. sumeture: ol to. bind or. intos
underground and is shaped somewhat fike a | polnted sticks; make fast: tghton, as Incos:
potato. to support by a brace. framework, otc
tru-ism ({r221m), 7, an old and accented +t (trat), n. confidence; faith; belief
- truth; as, “Honesty is the it in someone's truth end, goodness:
Paty (e001. ode. in agreement with | granied, because of belle’ tn’ one's honey:
truly fahior feet: 1y: sincerely; |as, he lent his friend the money on trust:
honestly; as, it was {7 ‘spoken; in fact; & duty or responsibillt 3 as, he committed
indeed. to me the solemn of cairying out his
trump (tramp), n. a@ horn or trumpet;| wishes; a combination of business men or
slang, a genuine, good fellow; a win- | firms engaged in the production of some com-
ning card; any card of the suit which, for the | modity or related group of commodities,
Slime, can take any card of any other suit: designed to regulate the supply and price of
pl. sult iteelf: ¢.t. to take, as a trick, with | their goods and to ‘by, cobperation
gach 8 card: 94. to play such a card.—to|rather than by competition: often, such »
trump up, to devieg fale ‘means. Sombingtion to crush oat smaller
tr ump-er-y inary rub having | and "alae prices ieee
detelving orders. ton ‘in res
trump-et {in another
curved tube with a flare at an estat
like that of this instrument for his
producing such a sound: in; rel;
‘or as by. the one’s care; risk;
noise al H have confidence;
utter a sound charge fx ‘else;
trump.et-er a (ertiots to whom
proclaims or nolses trus-tee (00. ot Penn a
amid ren of North Amosics rpperty, is ‘commiteed for ‘the Bencait of
truncate fi trustee ship aust Se
plano, as if cute ree of the proparty a
it «a Vfddl). adj. full and
a to bol trust-ful conidcoee: ready 19 botove
trun-cat-ed Re ae. ae iat witty aa
(ertih' Rt 2d), ad}. trust-wor-thy {She “mertting erase and
cut off squarely; confidence.—ads. trustworthily.—n. trust-
P| dj. (comp. _ trestle.
L rustlent}, worthy to Tecate
worthy
te, eeniite, rire, cit, locil, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, novél, refér;
t, sin; cdld, dbey, cord, stdp, cdmpare; init, Onite, barn, cit, focks, meni;
675
tug
statement of ved tobealways the
‘dint wasvettiner ey
case; as, that jens brings poverty is a
well-inown truth: faithfulness: loyalty: sin
. oF aclentific principle.
(trooth'Tobl), adj. according to
Wa: as ‘truihjul staventent:
only what js the fact; reliable.
D, [pt tad’) .p.. tried, pr. try-
{TY inet prove by experiment: Moet
Of ato bry an expecting
oF metals: “melt out as ta
strength’ or endurance of;
patience; decide, as by argumont
ste ieee ‘Go; as, try to say it;
ry sail Gia aia s
onthe foremast or
reesei.
Sra Cit am) mw
TYS€ ment’ to mect at,
lace and time; s meetin
et
a me : called also tryst
a eee
Rusda. Also,
(taét’ 3 ting African
SetSe syiwhos ito counor » dsens tt
P's e ae (CJ baal ne Toahaped Tulee
yechanical drawity
ub (ab). ge
len vessel, or
Pay ct or bathing:
ie. “the amount off water
incase produc:
fog orpaniams, a is of cae cee that
tu-ber-cu-lo-sis pte ineans
by, the ua ot tubercles fe
isd conor ‘on
noose
or iuke,
- | tabrenlot: fal of tubercles, or small un-
bi (tOb'rSz*; tO’bErte"), n. a kind
ey ee
tu-ber-ous epee a nase remeenDine:
reducing. or like, =
Eizo, ‘Caberose.
making tubes.
tu.bu lar ¢ (Gaet.ldp, adf pertaining to.
hollow cylinder oF pipes” ‘
tuck (+). na powed fold, as ina dress:
et. to thrust or press into a small snug
opening; to gather or turn up; fold under
and sew; as, to fuck a dress: cover snugly:
tuck a’ child into bed.—Tuok, the friar
tuck-a-hoe ((k 10), nan American
root eben
cooked, was foreely used by the Indians
ri anes), 1. ece of lace,
fucker (are. 8 ace,
-€F finen, or “other "thin material,
folded across the front, or fastened into the
neck, of a woman's dress; a for
Tu dar (i405, ed}" pertaining to, or of
"¢ s or
Tudor the "ime, of, ene. of the’ fopal
England, which occupied the
throne’ ‘rom 1485 to_1603, and whore it
Elvana members were Bent vi Heary VIII.
lward VI. Mary. and E! 1m. a member
this family.
esa), n. the third day of the
Tues-day (2 ek: named for the Norse
(tOfthantér), n. one who
courts or invites the ac-
; | tuft-hun “ters
yullin
t
St, {56t; found; boil; Tuhetion;< chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw =wh asin when;
a= as in azure; kh =ch as in loch. ‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxi.
drinking glass without
Pigeon: one
Bust be mov
key. before she bolt oy
about but will not fall over a mi
tum-ble-weed corain weeds, whlch, in
the fall, become readily unfastened from their
tum-br. at
‘used tn take
Tineoled
. (aco Orderly).
tumu-tus {inns
mound, as over a grave.—od). amulet
tun (tims. a cask: “a measure
See RE Ee
tun-a-ble tide “birmonious: a, the
white
element, much used {a making steal aad
7 n. an undergarment worn
the men and women of the
Romans; a loose kind of
i
=
tun-nel 22%, 9, 22
rae nie oats A ca
. to fem an underground
and
waren 2
vf
Fors, as Ohtnoon,
em. in & passion play. the
tur-ba ‘Sonus which representa the crowd
of Jewish common people.
by Orientals.
hore eee
headdress,
round
‘natinadle’ nil oe
Ate, eenfite, rire, cdt, loc&l, fir, ask,
af Poeke mend
right, sin; cOld, Obey, c6rd, stp, cbmpare; Gnit, tite, bérn, cit, focks, ment
; sobre, &vent,
ro
urbinal
yy i-nil), adj. a
ar-bi-nal siaped TS a apical’ renege ts
Dre eae SebIn:
ur-bine (orm:
a motor
riven by water or
mn
:Orptl8ns), na state
{. disturbance; dis-
Fder; nolsy agitation.
ur-bu-lent
Ad arid), ad) distended or swollen
uar-gid feyond ‘the natural size: blostod:
s, a turgid stream of water; turgid veins;
aflated: bombastic; pomy a8, a turgid
edd L ty (uasddtey nthe state of
sur-gid-ity fig wollen’ bevond “tie
catural deo.
Purkk (040. "0 native of Turkey; any
(tort), u.. (fz) |,
ur-key (ye Cind: Pacmestle Amerbas
ir of the pheasant family; used a8 food.
ur-key buz-zard {00 pavar). »
outh America and the southern United
tates, that lives on the dead bodies of
fase i (tOrkish bAth), 2 kind
Curk-ish bath co taim asinaly One
otal, in which the bather is made to
orppire rely in, an overheated room, and
jown,
Wt, {d6t; found; boil; furtction ; chase;
turnip
tur-mer-ic (¢@°mérp, nan Australian
used as a ea ase gondiment.
‘moil), m, wearisoTe oF trou-
tur-moil fictome work’ confused “move,
ment; dlecurbance, tumult of agitation.
(corn). make to revolve of 60
turn wd
fon of
tun
te 10
ter:
Pt.
her
the
the
hands of
‘Over £0
fown, or
book;
n_with others; as, it is
errand; special 3:
the of
BMkind of
i (tOr/ning), n. the act of one who,
turn-ing or that which, revolves, shapes,
Hp {eteaipye ms: the fleahy catable root
or of two. plants of
vant.
tumbler pigeon,
00d; joy; then, thick; hw = wh asin when;
‘h=s as in azure; kh=ch as in loch. See pronunciation key, pages xix to‘xudi.
sormieey
tweezers
Coliogulaily, carriage and horses.
turn-o- ver (a (earmo-v6e), 8, the act oF
of, etc.; an
Tavorsing tbe (pc
deal in the stock market; '& pte or | 1
Ere eaten
‘once had, tollgates.
turn-sole 7319, »
suniiowes
spi bold Foal IE tocmerty, 8
turn-stile st"tho entrance of a pat
passage, mado’ of four arms, pivoted “on che
{op of Dost and turning 20. eka
‘imilar but more com
device ie Bp doormat cprorunia ge recond
the ber aise
turn-stone Gai (torn’s rae ore bird,
(tOr’ tin),
iis se
tur-pen-t tine
fir trees, used In
ote. snd also in
tur-pi-tude sash n ‘a:
ae Mi colx’; tOrkwols), 1. 8
tur-quoise (ish-blue gem or
recods sony tat Brisas for Bessa
Iso, turquois.
(aren), na small tower, usually
at the comer of a building, some-
times merely _
decorative: &
towerlike E
“ Gun-turret on » Warship
the tower.
ted), adj.
2,
lated with,
Ate, sentte, rire, cbt, loci, flr, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent,
mpare; dnit, dnite, barn,
right, ain; obld, bey, obrd, stdp, cb
Ty tile whose body ts
‘a bony shell” cover
wrestlc.
"Girdly, n. a tafe or mammock
reall Be geet an expre-
ote.
a tutor.
(LOBt'tB-fr506't8), ni. a.
or confection made. of
al rt
tweer-tna eo
promos area poyal, refer refer;
twelfth
twelfth Gram,
‘Trelith-Night fa gol ote So a alld n_ the| howe
Ho mre than eleven:
yy after Christmas;
twelve Cres a?
Fain mo (igne "okie oto twelve
leaves; a sheet so folded; duodecimo: also
Wien emo: adj. having twelve leaves to
twelve -month (tmelv‘mtinth), adj. and
‘n. the number | rapid!
twen-ti-eth (media, « on next in| winding strands together
Deing one of twenty. gual in oe
Eo
oe
fen ty eaarecs aeen |
@ score; “a sign representing twenty unite,
‘a8 20 or xx. pana
twen-ty-four-mo nO Sabet Gee Inte
twenty-four leaves: a boo\t of the size 90 made:
also written 2hmo: adj. having twenty-four
fan Lil exttm). n. tormeeiy, s double-
twi-Dil SYger acti “er Els, “sn eave
to
4, Yo lng or rine.
small aboot or branch
(owrit”),
ight Goran weninine tay
shows diagonal lines
fabric woven with such ribs.
diagonal
i
in
Beci
F
cane,
5| two-pence
he
or other fabric.
7 a seriee
(twikst), prep. perweens
Fewint Wition ‘of baiots,
of short, sharp, broken
bling.
ap abbro-
‘used chiefly in
(15D). one added to one: n. the
Faro (eee ce,adted ‘alga repre-
senting two units, as 2 or ii.
two-edged i (eonraia" ie ae
edge on each aide a 8 at
two-fold (0 fils te: ‘adr bi a double
degree; doubly. i"
two-hand-ed {cr wo'hands:, tsa with
fre hands: able to use either hand with
(tip’ins; t05 only
Seo Gort 7a, Pate. sams
tnglish pennies; ‘coin worth that
tiip’én-1), adj. of the value
two. pen. DY of'two pence, ‘ouce, cheap,
tro
worthless, of commonplace,
(WOoplI, adj. having two thick-
esses; woven double, as a carpet
adj.
part in
two-ply
to
campander CEE “ot ‘the ‘doi
Tho for over two centuries. tll 1868,
tzarina
tympanic
printed and the surface bearing the impres-
Pe parte (tim-pha'Tk), adj. Uke a
tym-pan-ic (rim 2 timed pertain
ranhdingd (tm’pa-ntm), [pt eye
tym-pa-num {Srptnte. Po
aie middie cart the eardrum? the
rete aSs op. woe. poe
© ty eliel tol a 8 copy af to pre
sent; to Gopy by moans of = typewriter: to
hati, a Saar anit
from such blocks: ‘ne the mark or lmprosston
of something; an emblem; the first form of
something, to be followed and copied; a
model or pattern; $2 original ‘design from
Ura they which, stends aaa foaRadowhe
of Dersons, "things, or events which aro to
4 ry
"Wing
indi-
fon ote
upon
lect vey?
5 aaa
called a
each
t} formerly
of bn inch high
1s post creat Primer 4D Cd ef
4 point oan... De def
aie
11 point:
10 point:
9 point
5 Fae
@ point
Pt
¢
8
typhoid {ie inte’ Contagion Sree
rough the’ intestines: ade dee Gone
which
water, ete, ‘he
bacillus is int Ant
ty QH000), 1. e tornado
typhus {ie tbawonn contain
-phus ‘marked by grent ‘weaknes,
fed spots oa the beds. a en
typ-i-cal (mist: a nike: repre-
the characteristics Of its group!” ince suses
fis Kind: as. a Ne ‘Case, OF @ typical
typ-ist (ips), m. one who. operates s
ty-pog-ra-pher {*1-pos'rd-r88).'n.
ty-po-graph-i-cal (3f"pe-srery-kan.
& the art of beiotiag:
: a8
ser.
to,
ich),
(
Jn fo, oF like, 8
ty-ran-ni-cide ests
2 Taree
the
type-writ.ing ‘pterme), nthe act of tzar Hermetiyy the “al ‘ot the Tube ot
Bane Seen pecs oman | tze-tin-a SAS ely Pert eee
Ate, seniite, rare, ct, locil, fiir, ask, pdrade; sc8ne, évent, novél, refér,
right, eln; céld, Obey, ofrd, stdp, oBmpare; dnit, dnite, bin, oft, Boke’ me
ubiquitous
681 un-
ubiquitous era, 2 exe) Ea
tame; everywhere sat at one —adr. ublq- | ot
ubigalty Se ee eatetence Neer. | a ee
w ‘ °
U-boat soe brovlalon fr the Gorman Une | ont
ud-der Bee a ae, Pt ed Pama
—n.
tly, plain, homely, {ll-favored,
Ant. (eee beautiful).
ubtan us: oon) & Prussian
u-kase (fr. ‘n. formerly, a decree of
‘Czar of Russia ‘taking effect
‘as law: hence, any official decree or proc-
wkelele ue, "ican itn,
shaped ike ie 2 small guitar, and ‘popular for
ulcer reer) no murtace sore, often
leer nate (ass Oe te land, a
affect wit ih an log ‘surface sore:
be affected by
ul-cer-a- tion © Fane Teen tt
state of being affected
. the proc-
an ulcer;
ul-cer-ous Ginter Gee, etaicciaving the
ulna othe Oro boner of }, the inner
(Gl’star), loose overcoat:
ulster @ § 7 Oe
ul-te-ri-or Gh", @ tather ale re mere
distant; beyond what is
Bede an ed ulleror motive wack ot on act.
—ads ulterior!
ultima (tht-md, n. the iast sylabte of
ul- i-mate {@ "am mae adj. the last: as,
at ts
sxtreme; final;
Tine ces (ewes. me the, Roman
ye), ne name
U-lys-ses io: "Sayastin ting of Ithaca,
the wisest. and subtlest of the Greer chlefs in
Si
ob (mn-bep 10a) 2 ‘ho aan: shady
ado, wml
um-brel-la cos
‘uimbengeousnass,
‘bral’d), m, a devico for
inst
covered. with sill, water.
Emnbrelia for on ie
‘sunshade oF Par
um-brel-la tree Gaby a ator:
ing tree, resembling an
bddt, 166t; found
zh=s as in azure; kh
48
keh =ch as in
il; futction; arent ;B00d; Joys the, thick; hw = wh as in wh
yunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
unable
682
un-a-ble S22), 2d) incapable: with:
tent.
un.a-bridged Seton inving noth.
ing omitted; as, an unabridgec
un-ac-cent-ed (0%. Ges 6 aa) pot _
as, an unaccented syllable.
‘un-ac-count-a- ple (37 (Gp°h-koun‘td-b)).
Blatned: without known reaso! * earee
Gab. anaccoun
(a ‘kOs’tQmd),
meaekue tam
un-ac-cus-tomed adj. not usual;
is
un. af. fect-ed ‘& (an"brexesd), ad}. wt
ad. unaflectedly.—n. ru tuladectedinesss
un-al- loyed (& (on ‘Eee oy ah, Pu with-
as, unalloyed pl een ;
u-na-nim-i-ty ment in opinion” anived
consent.
‘Syn. accord, unity, concord.
‘Ant. (ee0
wnan-i-mous m4), df, unit.
agrocing: showing that” all “sarso: as
unanimous " yoe— eds. unanim
‘unanimousness.
un-armed (8n-tamd), ad). without weap-
te Sen adj.
un-as-sum - ning Gee olf conceit:
retiring; modest.
un-a-void-a-ble 2" yoda bh. og | cence:
yoldably
es
n.
fun,
of
ullibetum: entail a
un! ‘bar antes to remove a bar from;
un] bear-a- ble @ orb bard bl), ara. davle
able.—ads. unbearably. oe eee
un-be-com-ing ear eae
dnbeciming ht hae. —ade.
‘unsecraly, indecorous, indecent, in-
(anpeiae, ‘), m. lack of faith;
as, they. ‘could not enter in be-
epticiam: refusal to accept
hhenoe,
deileate.
un-be-lief
cause of unbeli
Sea arrmr l eves
un-be-liev-er qn
one who refuses to accept
a one em ‘anbaiier=
Ate, cenite, rire, okt, locdl, fitr, ask,
right, sin;
of determined and unyielding temper.—odr.
un biased (O°-DV'ist), adj. not tnclioed
| un-bi-ased Ori. te =
other; impartial, * is, unbiassed.—adr.
Qiasedty. unblassediy—-n. unbiasedness,
Plaseediees, =
un-bid-den (22%, adj. not ordered
as, an unbidden * not Inved:
un-bind inh ENE iad pp. ae
un, un-blessed este, actos» :
| un-bolt RIL: Staten
jun unborn (Gn-born’), covthe tatare born:
un-bos-om Gr pees SP) 1,te frescos
y; ‘by disclosing:
confidentially; relieve (onceeil
‘24. to free one’s mind by’ secret thcoetas.
adj.” un
un-bound-ed (ayoqu ae ae
unbounded goodness.—adj. unboundedly.—a_
(op-boud). adj. Rot bent:
un-bowed scr Pani
un-braid (ert) Spoor
un-bri-dled Q2Ptio., @,.pot Re
un-] bro-k ‘ken a (hae en a whe: pot
Continous” casa ‘unorcken Tareas. meer
unbrokenly,—n. unbrokenness.
y | un-called-for aioe st a
(Qn-cOr’tin-th. ia
| Snvcer-tain. Bete ars)
ar pe
un-change.a ble (orp: te iene:
remaining always the same-—ede,
‘unchangeableness.
abl7.—n. une
arho| un-char-i- ta-ble Suctes
he needy, not genorous: a
; an chris ti tian geet, gf, be 4
Uke, & Christian; ‘as, unchristian condict
Rot’ in accordance with ‘the Customs af we
socalled Christian nat
varede; scéne, vent,
céld, ‘bey, obrd, stp, eSmpare; finit, ‘nite, =
a
uncivil
683
un-cil i] onetvm), od adj. rude; without
lized (ee fed (marized), ‘adj. sav-
popular | vy
ee the meaning
un-cle lean (On Hee), ad). physically of mes
un-cles 1 (in-kiin1), adj. not in-
un-clean-ly ‘iat'to” purty. Buvatel
or moral; Satie dirty.- rd ane
un-com-fort-a-] ble y Getta bh,
ease,
cat
in-kOm
in), 2d). no not
‘out
not
w
un-con-cern {% (an‘kbo-etrn’). n. tock wat
un-con-cerned (to egecatend’, ot.
. unconditionally.
un-con-firmed (02*énftrma, ee
e
information; not authoritative;
Feport of the victory was unconfirmed.
un-con-scion-a-ble {3"" adh
_aneontctonal
un conscious a i ise
‘not, in accordance
Ba germane We i uncon-
atte eet adj, awkward;
un. couth rt ead Poors ads an
rs
‘Ant, (ove
un-der-] bid 2 tin aed) 28,
pnderbiddt
un-de er-bred r-bred i ie"
to ome io sell oF 00"
‘atecbrbd, adj.
[seat ci sees h
un.der-clothes “’ de klotha"), mph
neath other clothes. umdecclothing.
un-der-cur-rent (00derkarént). n. =
face of alt, water, ete.; 8 concealed tendency
un-der- done Ma eae” octed” “ibe
Menlo; ares said herdeerose, adv. beneath
°| un-der-foot (2 itt .pe
to. pass
‘ah operation; to
un arr or grad u-ate igerarceen ts .
jn a university or college, who, has not ‘tater
‘his first degree; a student in any school who
has not received his diploma,
un- ders ground ras wi My ala
, | and "pushes growing beneath ‘the trees of a
ioe | (0n’dér-hind*), a, “one
" un. der. -hand {y oe eaaon
‘shoulder.
un der-hand.ed (37(d8r-hin“d8a),
tive; dealing crookediy,’siy-—'ads. under
bédt, {86t; found; boil; fuiction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = wh asin when;
zh=z as in azure; kh=ch as in loch,
‘See pronunciation ‘key, pages xix to xxii.
underlay
we dere,
(Gn"derik). 04. (pd. and
underiaid, under!
d, P.Br.
ni, (an‘derib
an’dbr-
and prep.
un-der: “pin-ning (2'stepnne)
building.
an. “der-pro. duc-tion (ap;d8r;Pr6- | sound
condition of industry in which too Wile of of
produced, with
‘iarase ina manuscript.
un. der-sea {n3
| v.pr. underval ‘to consider as of less
an tuing),
Gin’ dée-tBn'
subdued pitch "oe
julet, color,
un der: tone
dull or
ually on the souahore, which moves {0
the
un-der-val-ue Gy iene wre oe
than ‘the real worth:
; undersea boat eutne aay sine be oy di waar Orta), adj.
; 5 un-der-wa-ter et eas
under: sell roe deel ne to well at I. ar
underel » compat ig Sapien. “| 8 Ger-wear G2gsertrry. n. under
un-der-shirt arm ferment fee (tho Upper sei fd (Surabe-waniasy
part of the body. un-der-world (83/8"-"a2 .
un-der-: shot ( (en wadeant’) a paving the deed; the dograd: corned ad a
erminent than than ted upper open: pad Ors a un-der- write (in*dée-rit’), et. [pt
un-der-sign EE clot "2 q es oun
un de skirt (Omdirakart, n. » port: become Hable. so
une _ a worn be-| make damage), to sen
un-der-slung {iaiee! » ods. of as @ proiet
spptemgeg tng the frame of the body ‘t carry on a5
{pt . RODS
¥ cso Pastas wd wo
nm. a kind ¢
* did, =
0 inake onl
i
Ate, seniite, rare, cat, loci, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, riov8l, refér;
right, sin; céld, dbey, cOrd, stp, cSmpare; duit, tnite, barn, clit) forts, mend;
imdoing 685 unfrequented
‘0d you recstved fram your vacation: un-e-quiv-o-cal (0n°ekrivo Hin. ad}.
Srithout <a
‘Unevenness.
| smeran pe arnt Sexe ‘arte.
& parallel; like nothing Gd
Tipponed’ pero,
un-ex-cep-tion-a-ble (5, 341) 2a,
| noe open, to Riame op erica rope
unexceptionably.—n.
vant | UDL-€X- pected SERA
coming as a surprise.—ads. unexpectedly.—n.
‘earede,m putetitte or Grea Pared Sprang), ad), not lab
eadrone Boveaey paezute cams faint 2a: not lusble to
without ‘amg and te ceremony or wealver: ble;
true Deere rs "unfolling help; con:
Indue era on onda), adj. Re ‘fihuous or une oa
ae yet: pal unfair Sa (ERAT ads. not fast: not
moro
unreasonable; they
wiondue ni Pie tion twa ane matter | MEME un-faith-ful (o> ser eval pd aoteholding sve:
ide, unduly. ,
an-du-late {e(ah Mo. 24, aod ot. ele duty, promise, vows,
indulatns, to. yavo ip and. down se back | 110 fag.ten (art arn, 0 ot, and ek, to
Si ibrate, fluctuate, unfavorable Ort ie anadt
mn-du-la-to-ry te eng | fence Saintes Uae atte ee
theory, thi ‘tributis to success; as, the weat was
Drought toy ‘the eye by le for the - Also,
}. of the etl uw vorably, unfavour-
without end ade | we i ), adj. cruel; bru
jou | un-feel-ing (S7-eltng), adi, cruel: bru
an-earned in-cre-ment {2° {in-drna’ | pulses _or mations ttless.—ads. unteel-
. me of un-felgned jae a, eid}, not Dut on:
wey {0 take from the shed (Gn-fin'isht), adj. not ss
dig Is! ot brought
to uncover: none, a ‘bring to Hl
discover; as, to unearth a
ake, unauitable
adj. not be- ot suitable.
3 Mot ac 0. en aueness
to nature; anything natural; (Gn-f18jd’) adj. without feath-
hence, weird or uncanny; as: ‘@ young bird:
‘sound. "n" unearthiiness.
AL (oo even),
an-e-qualed (% (On-Frewhie), 1 atts: not fal; as, 0 unfounded ramon
fl oe rival: po perfect an io adm no eon. un fre-quented (Pista
yarleon. Also, unequalled. solitary; empty of people
o6dt, {8t; found; boil; fusiction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = wh as in when;
th=s as in ezure; kh =ch as in loch. ‘See pronunciation k ey, Pages xix to xxii.
‘adj. hostile:
lacking
an fart, (Qn-farl’), te nt 4. tO loose
un- ee eet out,
asa flag, a sail, otc.; eka ibe” adj. a
again eet
un-gen-er-ous (38-60/SF-fs), adj.
row in judgment of others: “unchatitablo-
686
fed with: with
of am tn vans Mtb act Of Jorning $0
| un-ion crore ‘things in one?” the sta
ungodly (Oe-eba1p, ads J, wricleed:, hay luala oF
‘ungodliness. ier
un. gov ern-a-ble (9p-say Ene bn.
led; unruly.
and abrupt.—adv.
un. -grate-ful SE pot Sei
favors received.
Sileretatatness,
un-guent (%#grént),n. an oll or salve for | of
un. hal lowed (3, (an -her’ ara. aap Boe
an-hand (ered Biia"Se le 8 Of
un. hand- ey () Gernka ai). eas. jegumsy:
un-hap.py Sra so-seaa:
feted: unlucky.—ady, unhappily.—n, un-
un-heard {& ior bot tinted fie
un-hinge Senge 0 aca a
trouble unhinged
un. holy fa yee.
h (an-bors’) ot. "io throw or drag
un horse @ Back of a horse.
(Qn), a a Pre ‘Teasing oner ‘aa, uni-
weni- caus, hn
w-ni-corn @2- at keen) orn), m8 Bota se aol
fora projecting frosi
ghe, straight horn fore-
u-ni-fi-ca-tion (0/n/f-i'sham, n. the
more into one;
of being
made, the same
uniform (Wain) a dj aot Bot changing
, manner,
ot,
mal
df, ot eneredun-
‘wicked.
ths ace a aking. oe state | nomber
(in’yain con
un-ion . jack souks S rot te he “entlees 7
union of jack
United Seaces is a bigs fold with white sear
the British
| wni-ped (Umrpad.” ad 2d.» O08 one-footed. or
u-nique =), adja Neresce nother
thing else; unusual
Sedgn; alone of
dress
Fees Tee's uniform. ; Q°n-8'r1-En),
Se a eee ie eat OES as
uniformity Watforme, n that God is only one ‘person: 8 member of
mi) -1-ty Gualltyor stato Of hav: | the. Uni Thurch founded’ upon ‘saci
re a belle Pertaining to Unitartans
unify ss (ara). 24. Ip-t, and pp. unified, Snita-rian. ism (0°04;88'rt-t-tem,
. of the Unitarian: “ie Bain
in nil lateral al (Arneke Sek). adj. hav-| God
un-im-peach-a-ble Sym ren eoy,
reproach de blame: unquestionably right.” |
o
te, senite, rire, oXt, loc&l, fir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, &
right, ein; old, dbey, cOrd, stép, cbmpare; init, dnite, bern,
unite ite taney et da Bat ».
tS Sc ed
united 687 unparalleled
fo brine into close felationship in in thought, un-like-ly 0% (Qn-lk’I, a, not propable:
Konlied’ use’ en “inends: Erte, to" be joned an uniely plan.”
together; to grow into cnet fo act together: un-lim-it-ed (°°. {on-ltm’t eed). adj. bound-
imited freedom: ingeant i
een combine: aga. attach, merge Sucliened oadom:,judenmlte: as» note
united eds nl 6d). 9. ae re al untoad (05447, *4 ' removes wagons
shout 1450, and originally mown as thé | open or clear
ity aes, n, lph unin (un), the un-looked-for wake Torco
‘one; whol is le } gator" Ds di, withous
aereement: hing im una: | Un-love-ly ‘ier: aoe
3 whole made up of parts: in rhetoric, the | agreeable.
q ise Daring Alt ihe Darts of speech un-luck-y (o7-te, 947, not. forrunate:
w-ni-ver. sal (O*nI-var'shl), adj. ‘pertain. | to bad hie ‘ag, a0 unlucky day-—ade,
created things: am Sptevieatil wa unital ‘imran 4. and
ean of tacludeur “the "vole: | UD-Man (SPE, oF Pinang Es
general ‘everywhere; as, universal rob of courage ; to unnerve:
erate ae tis nso eal!
‘Syn. all, entire, total, catholic. (in-min’i), ." not brave;
‘Ant, (e00 sectional. un-man-ly or "Siveinsu; "Sowardly
(Qenk varied tern) weak in courage.
Se, Syararaemhesameet et ma Nery SA tt
Urniver salist (ier p'tt tat unmask (emia Sir is
trine that all men will finally be saved. nature of: 4 “cottake Of s darulse.
wi: ver-sal-i- tY ie & Seater on ginny un-mean-ing Cre: adh ite
being eneral
everywhere, nt hichisiveneon -mer-ci- (an-mar’s!-f061), adj.
universe Ska Sati? Sot uname ful ee gecl ea SB:
Gabversity Meee 5 \unamil itary eee tee of oe
an
institution for ‘education «in "huge cipline, especially
branches of learning. divided into fin'mis-t&k'd-b)).
departments, aa of the arte, madicine, law, un-mis tak-a-ble { aaj, “admitting 6
f. ete:, and har the + certain; evide I
tte duane isn of ten Fight, to | chanco of, errors in jent.—ade.
un-just on Soc dateevods aa. an unpes | UN-mMor-al Snovea,, oa, bamee eg
‘accusation: not in accordance with’ legal with, right and wro 0 almlnction from
‘eos an i rset dacinion of tho magistrate immoral, wrong or
‘O-rAl), ad}
un-nat-u-ral ie ‘on according to rae;
4 H not according to ‘the laws ‘of tho, physical
sonally untidy.—n. unkemptness. Torid: unlike the ‘usual ‘ways, of human
un-Kind (Se-kind), "adj. hot gentle, | beings: without the ‘common pulses of
ox sympathtlc: humanity: as, it is an unnatural mother who
OF sovere in treatment of others; ving peda ‘does not care for her children.—ade. unnat-
$0, the foslings Of others: as, unkind urally—n. unnaturalnees.
de, ankindly.—n, unkindniess.
tovundo the lacing | UN-NeC-€S-SA-TY Sot needed? oF no as:
Jaw -ful (22877081, ,041, contrary, to Gneudrv’). 04. to rob of necve
un-law-ful jaw: forbidden by authority: un-nerve rol: to weaken; to Upect
{Mlegal.—ade. unis faineee.”* | nervously: to disturb by a shock,
wfully.—n. unlawt
unlearned (utrnsih od net siu-| in num-bered {en-tam rind, ad oe
{Qn-larnd’), not acquired by study: as, un-or-gan-ized {°° “Gnoe eho-tzd),
un-less {0-180 ion that oe in case pot:
un-lettered tor “citcaied: ‘noe "Eble
beet, f66t; found; oil futctio ‘chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw =wh asin wh
zh=z as in azure; kh=ch as in loch, ‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
un-par-lia-men-ta-ry (OP,R9% C1),
ad}. agains the rules of parliamentary, bodies
un-pin 220), of _
Ee adj.
un-pleas-ant (rou ‘atadorul
un+ fry megs tea aa nos a
exampled:
aan tedt.
un-prej-u-diced (02 >™ goats), agi,
pases, oe formed or premature opiaicas: mw
un-pre- e-med-i- tat-ed {
not Planned | beforehand
‘Enpeemed!
un-prin- me irpled Sag eee moet
ideals; careless of right and ,
un-ques- fion-a ble {ae"™ se wge’chan.: | vision.
be doubted or disputed.—adz, unquestion-
(Qn-kwi’8t),
atinaey f
O tatred) od
adj.
dis
{atbed not af Penosade, Ge
led
‘adj. not. Dl
‘slow: | not qu
aes oh ‘adj. not actual; imagi-
un-rea-son.a-ble (Gaeeemsbh, od.
Pessonais “dunand: | amodern too much; tee an Pd
reasonable bly.
un-re-1 mit-ting (02 ances), adj.
ing; as, unremitting toil! ‘persistent.
un-re-served (ig rea, ten
Po all
Stree: fo Tas” unresereed, conden
ade, unreservedly.—n. unreservedness.
un-rest Quiet aicicty: disearbance. “4
un-right-eous {2 sete th i, one | un
Tightegualy.—n, unrighteoumess.
un-ri-valed Without comparisons Also,
rea:
aol ge meat, ot are
Gne61), ef and ¢¢. tp open by
un. oll by
Gn-r00i, ad). paying 2 paying no bo atten: | a
to manago: _unsorernabie—n.
un-sad-dle (anal, eto take off «| UN-
un-sa-vor-y (inst'vir. ad), lacking
Je to taste or smell; hence, morally
fensive; a8 an unsavory story. Also,
unses
un-screw (Spkrt2,°4. te loon by
4B. snteran the Haile of the drawer to
draw out or off by turning, as a screw, the
fan, oe.
Ate, senfte, rare, c&t, local,
Tight, sin; c6ld, dbey, c6rd,
far, asl
sip, cbapare
unsubstantial
un-scru-pu-lous Sater tate oth adj.
Widhoue inoral' principles: ‘not caact Gr part
wihoue on
Yoular,—ads, unsorupalousiy.—n. unseree
(Qn-881’), 9.1. to by breaking
un-seal (Prnouhe St
un-sea-son-a-ble fe Grain. at.
out of, as, Syand lerstorms ih winter
u (ansst), ot, to from
un-seat nat! "ts take away a, 2
ox fen foie ian, be was untested Poca kas
un-seem ly @2e3mm, ag. :
un-seem-ly not "aving: * ‘he Saab
un-seen {5 (in-ein), adj. Shar att by.
un-set-tle (3 nape et. apd 4.
ing), to loowen ca cio oe S
cote
sl ue * to
asks’), 6.0.
un-sex PX one's sex;' as, some
people beliere
7 will unses's worms”
reveling un-sheathe fee 2 take from
un-sift-ed (Ft, adi nob Tivine
examined with Bate and,
—n, unskilfulness,
un-so-cia-ble le Sey oe Sheed te
ot deposed o
peck the com) uncom
Bis ede Pamesedsbtyson* unoceke
—n. eee
‘Syn. natve, simple, artless, innocent.
un-sound (Opsgund’) adj. mot safe or
‘abncanod
fruehy insecure .—ads. unsoundly.
un-speak-a-ble (> sb). 2d} noe
vase hoe to be talked of.—ads.
speakably.—n. be pitemy ee
uns spot-ted casera, nest
uin-sta. dle Qayse PY, adh not, steady,
‘thrown over or out of
tin-sto , vt. (pt. and p.p. un
oP age eS
secret; ovale phisticat
un-strung (ansirtingys adi ba
ining, asa harp oF violin mer é
un-sub-stan-tial
Paes
{Grady seta ses
‘song oC eolid. eds ea
; scene, évent » povel, refer;
5 anit, tnlte, bora, t, focts, meni;
689
upholstery
of,
(an-t'c ‘not disor-
totaled ai
pt and pp. untied,
ee ee
‘used in
to the degree
sgn un-wor-
rey
un. “told aac asi, a. Rot expromed oF
very great.
un-to.ward saa ‘ind wtuobors =
A roumetances
un-true >
un-truth {3°
loyalty; falsehood or le”
"Syn taba
untruth ful Gage neon, 0 atta
ying —ads, untruthful wntruthfal:
“tu. (tn-t0'ard) off. nottaught:
un-tu tored {orins inte teaming:
. un-used 72-2;
senused to bard labor,
tee see
adj, not accustomed;
of: with to;
arrow
un-u-su-al 2 UsnO4), ads, not cus.
extraordinary.—adp.
un. ‘ut-ter-a-ble © nayenap
Biggie —ode. unuttceaiy me
un-val-ued Gri")
OF Sich wort
fe roveel cence Greene's ae aS | Re
tow one’s own true nature. n
un-war-rant-a-ble (Sp-woc hn t4-bly. | i port:
foo nee re Ber with my
property.—ade. unwarrantably.
(an- re adj. off one's
un-wa. ny
“TY beodiess: ial oad
un- wea-ried (Sparta) sd et tired:
un-wield-y gar" Git..20 laege, and
<n wawieldinaes
un-will-ing (3 {Sarin adj. reluctant;
paowind Seround, 2p tae pt. ndings bo
un-wise OA
bere ioe
ing adh. amit, (ftn-wran'tad). reed), of. Dot con
tal; rare—ade, unwon! yon unwanted:
thy (ir
worth),
Teri vale, eto’
“it
Sst
‘béat, {60t; found; boil ; furiction ; chase; good ; joy; then, thick; hw = wh as in when:
See pronunciation i
zh=s as in azure; kh=ch as in loch,
upkeep 690
up-ke Keep Site, (p’kép") tear ete natch as,
ate wolved: 2° cost of maintenance.
Gpland p'tkind),
bs a : opel to lowland.
up on {83 we Se PIED. “Tig OR, Texting on
up-per-most itbitce man, aathery:
up-pish (eighty —ade. upoiaily.—n wo
(Gp-iz'ing), n. a rebellion or
up-ris. -ing revolt against authority or
up-roar MUD'rse), n. noisy disturbance:
pr sation and clamor, especially
up-roar-ious (Oprrets, od. making
“loud; as.
te
a
Up-Toot Sz Ys peal wey ts
upr 4
remove thor a. abrootw bed hal
(D ‘Upeot,
Up-Set Uprcrted: p.pr: upectting) to ever:
throw: i: 88, to upset a z
colloquially, to put out of normal mental or
physical condition; as, to have one’s nerves
upset: n. (GD’s8t), the’ act of overt ‘or
2 ‘being overturned: “cole
Joqulally, me
yy ide (ap’sid”),
up-si upside Ede? fae top
see tipsiar)
up-stairs ipper hose: ad). “Gpetirsy,
‘on am upper door, as, an upstairs siting
er and, pro-
idenly
ue
(of wealth anc
up-to-date i? e (ines 100-8. ad}. jn the latest pee
(op-tarn), of. and of. to tum
p-turn 08 plu dod:
to higher;
award Getic eter
reas i SL ed
‘they followed. the
Pong toward {te source: indefinitaly more
‘uproarious | ment
uproarious.
fried) ado. 2ab."ia 08 ascending | igcluding
ef poms
one
ur-gent i ‘ammeainte Stenuod: Saat
inaistent of cager.—edv. w-
Ur-sa Ma- Ma-jor Sorany, ret ne
Bear, or ‘notionable
senitte, rare, o&t, local, fr, ask, pdrade; scéne, povdl, rele:
‘Hebe, ain; ‘cold, Shey, cérd, stp, cdmpare; tinit, ir aatte™ opal foods, ‘meni;
(see useless) .
use less % (Gs'lts). adj. having, or beng
fas, useless efforts; without resulta made, uses
Jesaly.—n. us leeenees.
porary
lise and enjoyment of prods
su tract CaS ft
isucrer (eznhreh, none. who lends
ats, high "and unlawful
rate of interest; a, loan shar
ajedrcr a
th ar
Ure di formerly found in Colorado, Ui
New aap ‘Arizona. jo, Pike
| Sem ts i pepe
utility : ty
able for use; general usefulness;
: | serviceat
(Career soy ods 25
ee coud
jong, who belleves that
spines of the
ees
(0-t01 tilt .
(Ee tatlty"bel tars of ets wae:
something
bie; as, the Tallroed is. great publle
test number
human efforts, and that all
to speak; to make vocal; aa, to utier a groan:
to express in words; to put in circulation, as
7, especially counterfelt notes or coins.
something
in words:
es ‘usoless.
(avr erence.
utmost;
| ut-ter- most
eroatest, oF highest ‘dagiee: n. oS a
extent or
uvula Tera, the oany, ths thimble.
ux-0-Tious (ik "so" te: b4-20'rt-t9,
ado, uxortonsly.“~n, xoriousuees:
ost, {86t; found; boil ; furiction; chase; god joy; then, thick; hw =wh asin when;
See pronunciat
zh =r asin azure; Ich'=ch as in loch.
n key, pages xix to xxii.
OCs ne Nao nce
vac-ci-na-tion Svinocilting of making
Sus of cote:
vac-cine (reir ohana foe ees
Sian teint
ac cine ing ax atten fom, em
re ge i, cm, alot corpo,
: ae alot arpa
fue Soe ema
vac-il-late foal ad 5
& vie ataha) n
vac-il a tion ing asteadiness;
vd-kil’ a
vacu, ty Sa ranted of if
space: inck
pression.
ron adj pty;
VaC-U-OUS at itiowt Sepremioa,
‘vac-u-tum, {0G 7, § apecyenrely
spies, mica the lige ora bottle mp ot
vac-u-um clean-er {7 a achine | a7te,
‘moans
the interior of a house by
h draws the dust into a vacuum,
4. (pt, and
5 tak pe race
‘yaculties
ind or ex
SFesetion wa
or empty bag, etc.
vac-u-um pump (i ¢-$m pamp),, a usally
oe ‘oanpty apace,
water aoe,
d va-gran-cy
, | settled home; ig babe and fie Sf ab
eae ‘grint), adj.
coe | Va-BraNt piace
seitied homers
Wargina Gia y nics
wi'grin-e, n. the state of
y ket _n. the cate of
‘wanderer or
without pera
and without ‘a
strolls from place. to apieee,
‘means of support; an i
‘wanderer,
conceal
fain ‘Pomp: in vain,
—ado.
Pegi. futile,
ited.
Ant, (see
effectual, In
vain-glo-ri-ous (vial (van iyi io
sive atone vaingioriot
ds), adj.
fall of exces
caty a Sala
). 1. excessive van
val-e-dic. valet don gEtymim» :
val-« edictorian ¢ eg pee
vade me-cum (¥s, a meeting, eo
with me; applied to some a iy
Ate, seniite, rire cit,
loci, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, & post rfl; rel6e;
, 8in; cold, Obey, cord, stp, cBtapare; init, dnite, rent ge, pot
Valenciennes
or
va-le-ri-an (“458
tained from the root ofS plant, and aoe 08 8
mild stimulant or tonic; the ‘plant, or its
Foot, from which this drug Je obtained:
val-e-tu-di-na-rian nee ok
valid or sickly
Tnvetest is hociths "ea adj ih Boor hentia sock
to recover Overanxious’ about
Oue’sown boalth and that of others, “Also,
Val-] halla (it pad), nin fe Scandinavian
Odin, in which os
pear re (wayne) ‘lib brave;
valiant ous; "an, ‘atlant. soldiers,” gone
val-idate {it
oe
only. ba ong founded on
legality; as, the
(vd-lée’), n. 9 traveling of
leather, witicor ete. an
val. a- tion vs leah On) n. ae a ueary
ier Gude (pl. valleys (101, low
val-] ley io ab 7 or
valor &
1d Between hills ‘or mount
‘n_mirength of mind tn fac-
i ingntenrey: cOUrNES:
valorous (8 as Geet, 15 itlorons fe, “ise,
valourous.—ade, valorouily, valouroutiy.
val-u-a-ble St reaeh adj. costly or
rice:
valuable rit ipreclous; th wort!
paragore friend: “n.pl. soften ork, as
(vil’QG’shfn), on. the
val-ua-tion GFyatting 9 pried’ one ent
mation: ‘Property; esti-
aa, a valuation of
val ue Gators n worth that which maices
ng an ey Ho gras gale of each
estimated, worth: (a8. to put a value
friend.
Valv ate Sg, 24M rrrine
opens and closes a passage.
rt.
fo
lees
new
With up; in music, to make up or improvies;
as, to tamp an accom! or part.—n.
vam-pire (yim'pit). , in superstition, &
blood of sleep! old
Persons; one who
preys’ on. or
makes a living at
the expense, of,
fort; a kind of
Dat "supposed ‘Vampire Bat
(vin), n. front; the front of an
& feet? as, the tanks moved forward
Beople who lead any move
was in tho ran of al gall for 8
ove hhousohold “goods,
covered truck for m¢
circus animals, etc.
“(war we 2 grayish
va-na-di-um (aatdiy
tained from a chemical element.
Van-dal (vin'dil). one of a7 Teutonie
shores of the Baltic, noted Tor their Beceoaeas
especially of ws, of
one ho ital the on
especially
van
in the van; the
ment; the place of t
and destructive
art, when plund mnderi
'68t, 66t; found; boil; futction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw =wh asin when;
zh z8 as in azure; kh =ch as in loch. ‘Bee pronunciation key, pages xix to xxi.
vandalism
various
Dooutiful especially of wor
act of eandatism,
Van-dyke aa sg spl of| Now
ane vanapie bard 4s oie cut in point. _
vane { {o'an’ elevated obj
way the wind blows:
fiat, fan-shaped arm od Uy tes from an
moved
the troops who march ‘in
warfare, those troops first arriving in the
front lines of defense.
va-nil-la (“é-nll’), 2. the pod or bean of
exience: Seon ae i ca a
Vanity {ore of admiral shallow pride
fm appearance or, accomplishments;
idle show: emptiness, of ‘worth: as,
* Vants Sorkin all ts pondsy"s duck “ot
‘fled tee Molous tite.
appesrance; & fri
fate where all the watee fare vai
‘Buyers lovers of vanity:
here the emphasis is
frivolities and idle show.
argument or evate “ed. ‘vanguishable.—n.
vanauisher.
wk?
van-tage ground a a ar
fee holder a better opportunity than
vap-id {v4P™),, 0d). Incking lite or spirit:
a apid fall. —‘ade:'vapldiy.n. vapldnesss
(va'par),n.
Yap por ike Ris and! solids (mnder the inti
62 of heat, oF reduction of Pressure:
S"clouduke eibetance oat th
Tobbing it of clearness, as
Anything impossible. to sol
something that vanishes Ie
3s, life Is but a vapor: o4.
the form of gas, steam,
‘Beam, ete, to
‘vapoar—N.
va- Mei -za-tion ¢
Napourer
on or eyerit
Nepean), adj. fall of, on Ue
Wepoe ox eal lel: Becta ee
ue-ro (ENR os xaere
elie a lt
wi variant ( rial differing te ox.
va-ri-a-tion (27ishan). 9. the act of
modification or changes a ‘depart
‘or course:
tion, ete.—adj.
va-ri-col-ored (va rI-kOl’Srd), agi.
changeable in color,
‘Various co
Gases veins
altered: is
=
Be ted : + et at
ADI of by
colors.—p.adj. warie-
tions by different persona:
of a work of literature; a8, 8 sariorum
Shakespeare,
va-ri-ous (Ett), x diferent: &
sarious planta;
ite, seniite, rare, cat, local, fr, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, we,
right, ein; cdld, dbey, cbrd, stép, obmpare; init, tnite, bara,
novel, refér;
foes, ’ meni;
varlet
695
ing in some details from one another; having
several different characteristics
varlet foe: or
var-nish (wirnishy
Be 8 aration ‘of
lows
Surface of wood or metal
‘Outside smoothness or gloss, as
politeness: vs, aire a with such © Poe
ee, ese eee ott ay teat
Sie tS as seri ie a fe
character
vary
ance, shay
one another; res ayn leon tk
course of study; in music, to a
variations; to relieve by changing; as, to
Be etoneegape be flee ee,
@ change; to differ; ‘to depart
Randers & hanes
‘om A rule
Vases. 1, glass vase from Jerusalem: 2. Chinese blue enamel: 3, Persian earthenware:
6, Grecian red earthenware; 6, Chinese green vase:
‘Phoenician glass; 10, French flower Jar in enamel; Ii, brass jar (Flanders).
vas-cu-lar {yi*’rt-ldp). ad), relating to
vegetable body ‘which carry gr convey Mulds,
36 blood in pnimais and sop in planta.
vas; or Bn, viz), 1, 8 veenel,
usually ctroular
ight ireater than ite
oll or crude petro- | brag:
7% tn the feudal .
‘one who piaced himself under the
srotection of another as his lord or master
sad ia return rendered homage and service:
‘subject; a servant or bondsman; a slave:
‘a under control of & superior power; as,
yas-sal-age (tHt),,1, the gate of
eudal lord in return for his protection; ser
‘ces so rendered; slavery or servitude; lands
Under control of a superior state.
wast (vist), adj. far-atretching:
vast Bumerous; “enormous;
vastly.—n. vastness.
"Sun. “maighitye loesal, gigantic.
—Ant, (eee confined).
fe waticination.
Ee care seal
ance consisting of & series of songs, dan
Borobatie feats short dramatic sketches, etc.
8 variety show.
It), n,m Me over a high barricr
vault (cing’ dio™ nents for “support:
arched root & or Stings storage: usually
in a cellar; a 3; @ cavern; a
steel room in'a bank, ete
of valuables, such as jewels or money;
for the safe-keeping
a,
7, Chinese rose tea Jar: 8,
a safe deposit raul; the arch of heaven: o.t.
See tet he es to shape
(voted) ad. ar arched and lofty:
as, & raul
vaunt (vit: (ven, et brag:
input
gaunt ons ee ic: na bo
‘display ade. vaunting—n-
racer
peli: % Dum, hawk, advertise, flouriah,
le.
veal (val). 1. the flesh of the calf used as
Ve-da a ria: a4 a thet (pl vedas (adz)},
ve-d8t), n. @ tounted pentint
ve-dette (rant eationed front ot
the a bicketa or ‘guards of aa army.
veer (v2 Ges Gi nd 24. to change tn direo-
veer-y tia on tol ocrioe (CIs)], a variety
260t, f86t; found; boil; furiction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = whasin when;
th=2 asin azure; kh kh =ch as in
‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii
vegetable
696
veg-e-ta-ble wredatt
area bh, lant,
vi ), “8 », Plant,
Ge portion of Bach
tai
veg-e- ta-rL an. ism (v8)"8-t8ekn-
and practice of eating only pitts ‘pete
G-t8t), vf.
ego tate sa ts o. Upt, and pp.
Pr, Nosetating},
Py as Ty, cian lites to allow iad and
ugh lack
‘of use.
vas" 8~ te ’shon). | a the
plant lite; "oar teopleal Tevetetion is | ade
catia in Gener
ve-he-mence {" "pala
force of words and action:
vé‘é-mins),
earnestness!
ness; urgency. 7
ve-he-ment (7724. vb-mist: 18 mtg
as, vehement Vpansianate: ardent;
earnest.—ade.
ve-hi-cle a VeTAD, 1 any kind
ete; any’ means’ of
‘comm!
veiled Send werine covered by 8,
tho Teal meaning hidden or
y cane) ‘. thin, snusy materia
vellum a fad of che
ipon; also, a kind
Paper or scat soa Fin imitation of such
one | or raised
vel-ure gS
; | Ven. er-a able ¢ SP
ven fabrics
eurtaag lie that of val
terial
Wen ae
short, thick
ck, pile
ott like velvet: velvety ete
verb), na cotton
vel-vet-een (ieisi resembling Sa
imitation velvet.
vel- velvety Ber WEED; od) soft ce velvet
‘chfin), n. the
Goave arrangs-
ve-na tion ‘Of Veltis, as in a loaf or
‘3 wing.
vend Geis (vénd), i het to offer for
by hawking or
vend.ec (ands) m ne fa on 5 ting
vend-er Go
ven-det-ta {
ing the st shedding of
tucky, etc.
P| vend.i-ble sit se maracas
oe or Geb q5r), mc bait sells:
. 0.
:|vend-or {3 ho oolle:
in law.
ven-due (vie;a0, ». = public sale by
mmon) with a eurface pol
‘of fine rood 9
2 poorer quality; outside show:
(ven'ée-d-biy. adj. 60” od
‘wise a8 to be
mera it a om ae noyél,
t, ain; odld, dbey, cord, stép, cbtapare; unit, dnite, Se focts,
venereal 697 verbatim
Ve-ne.re-al Coal tition with ta ir | te vat or fa ence cd) renaienan”
Noted ponent aa ge with a miricle od]. ventricular
‘cont ving, “but ais | Ven-tril-o-quism (13° ae. "or art’ ot
transmitted by infection from pul ‘drinking | speaking in such a manner that the voice
caps, towels, etc. ‘seems to come from another person oF
ven-er-y {veni.0. 2, formerly, the art of | ven tril-o.quist (est = ot
chase. 7
Ve-ne-tian (i nesniny, 2d) of or per.
* 3; as, Venetian 2 1, & native of
Ve-ne-tian blind (pe shin, bind.
blind made of long, thin, horizontal slats
of wood, fastened together and drawn “ap and
down by cords.
Ve-ne-tian door {79h 33". *
fow side lights.
on tt taneous | OF
ak: ase
venge-ance {fst Ratoous repay. a ehir-stim). aa
ment of an injury or offense: retribution; as, | incur risks, Also, adventuresome.—ado. ven-
“Vengeance is mine, saith ” "| turesomely—n. venturesomeness.
Venge-ful frctined 19 incr stor panuh: | VeD-tUE-OUS Siting.” Also adveatirous:
ment an injury or s ‘& vengeful re venturously <2 Teatprowsness.
Ve ni al Ceaal adh” Bont beyond’ for | VEN-UC Sore’ the ‘evente occured
ve-nl H je; excusable; ‘the sult; also, the place from which
as, venial sins, ic, venially.—n. venialness, | the jury is a, and fhere the trial ie held.
venire SRE at dere at ee Ve-nus orbits bat ween thoes or Siereury
fidgoe order tor the’eummnoates | and ‘nonce second from tae" sus:
of a jury for a court trial: called in full venire | former; Lucifer when star of mc a
. and when star of eve
logy, the of. 1t)
the of Vulcan: ident
‘fenomous
omousness,
ve-nous (3°
tat oe Se
am
Vent ‘tape of air, li nce, a
outlet; @ passage; an , to give
ent to one's thoughts opening
at the breech of a firearm, ich fire
is communicated to the powder of the charge:
wife
Greek goddess Aphrodite.
| ve-ra-ciows (hens peak, muy
veracious: 3 y truth; true;
i
ea. to let out through "oc | wu wordar more than’ with ‘che ican whlen
wi
iy spoke
i
from, ad
¥ and meaning the rocess rat
ven-ti-la-tion (rnippiyine with: treet | js indiceted by the verb, ‘as, In ths sentence
air; the state of being supplied with freah air. | gecing ia belleving,” seeing and bellering are
lator (rentsik-teoy in, a con: | verbal nouns,—ado, verbally.
ven-ti-l T crivance for admitting fresh bal. (vOrbal-lzm), 1. on
- SE BS oe or pertatsing | to shouahi ran, in Mesnalt rontatie at
4 i. a tT A
ven-tral {tho ardomen.cr bell¥sa5 ofa bet form of words often becomes empty:
Bah: opposite’ to. dorsat ame of ® Fer ba. (vée-ba‘tim), ade. word for
OPK ayn, etther ver-ba-tim (Sy? um), 20
Wen-tri-cle {55"iowar”chasbes of the | verbatim. SS
ost, £60; found; boil; fuaction; chase; good ; joy; then, thick; hw = wh as in when;
zh =z as in azure; kh=ch as in loch.
46
‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to ici.
verbena
698
ver-be-na Sfiiny varedet gies laws
‘colors
ver-| verbiage age Gea inane
ver. ver-bose (5 (ribie), ads, wordy; full of
—ado, ver! verbose. 7 webiecacen
ver-bos.i-ty (yér-bie'T-t) .n. the use of too
(rardaney.
n.
Saree
green
ver-dan-cy
inexperience;
Doran
ver: ver-di-gris Giuian roan’ coloring” aatioe
“colloquially, ® greenish or biuish
Fin? on copper Brena
ver-dure (ard! Of gene eed
Sate k te te"thesdows were clad With
an officer who
ign ot "autaoreyt
‘an attendant on a
the Protestant Epis-
care of church
oe Oe le weet d-bi},
ver-i-t ‘fiab dle (Fifa bv. adj. capable | to
ver: fi-ca-tion £3 Ser FPEC aan pe
vert-
rie
ft. and p.p.
ae crerifyinel to prove to
verify @ statement.
ver-i-ly Soci, 2étit0 auth te tacts
ver-i-si-mil-i-tude ("ire maree.
of omy proba: wleultood iikcases
ver. ‘-ta-bl table Sse od, potual:
(rtegte)
ver, er ns
tn ger lish Church,
ty; 38, i et iat
Sanadve.
ver-mi-cel-li Garrmb-wort, varms
foe four dried in: slender” round’ etches ‘s
‘mall, solid kind of macaroni.
ver-mi-form {72 e rorm ree Menthe
useless,
cartes | Ver-Sa-tile {Sr "Gae acon, wyie. eats
etc. to another; able to many
an, versatile writer.
ver-sa-til-i-ty ie chance easly? ‘roma oss
action, style, or subject to another:
verse (ro, 8.8 line of poetry: 9 form
ible: a oc
fisfon fs chapter Ma ths
versed uf § edi. thoroughly trained:
.praction
ths worse | verst fretted te aioteion
Ate, senfte, rare, cat, local, fir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent,
t, sin; cdld, Obey, obrd, stdp,
cbmpare; énit, tnite, ara he feb Pond
versus 699
coms rare brd! 1. vertebrw | Weatal Vir
ver-te-bra (Ooo vindl Pine “ot she | tended “ene
spinal column, or war armed yirtgeel. temple of Vesta, at Rome.
ver-te-brate (Mer 04, nal ot vest-ed
orale aa ng ite righta
ver-tex Sees es (ak | ves-ticbule (w3eu-e
3 the top.
ver-ti-cal ("ttt od, pratnng to, 5, bane
toward tho wealth; a Heht angle | cara
upright ‘th an, up
making , farang Found eiinhae rer “the
Ver-ti-go Tat eau tew, Benes Hoe | eae er
Vertu Cari5D), n. artistic rarity: objects | VES-tY "room"
Ver-tu Sowing ‘artistic or curious. work their
vestute si
‘vestoa tio
tele Gotan a opal Tost
jence 3
‘als “body, contatitng | trained or practiced, eepecally at & soldier!
a cyst. ‘person of age and. ‘one grown
Gd, pertaining to the| Oid'ih service, soldier of any age. wi0 as
m :
ELEN ov bpechahiniu = ‘aay boys, pagar the, fits ‘soldiers te returs
in 1918 were called veterans.
ae the Protestant veterinarian ( reecenk kn)
‘Church,
wise gene x
sttle, ad;
is _ See Sake
cele
diseases.
j] horses, cattle, etc.; as,
‘ances;” to
vex-a-tion (vs8' eae in ‘n, the act of
irritated or annoyed; ‘stinoyances 2 cause
(vek-e’ahOs),
Vex-a-tious iMitsttos or annozance:
‘Viaduct
pro
vice {5 atacacs nett held aan cice
Ghutied; ‘second in fank: ral,
at
igen eee =
ovate 8 ruler of a colony or
vice-roy “#2, ». ts
receives. Fao as, the
vice: roy-al- ty serge thos, ot & poation
viceroy, oF ‘Sodloay ot
ere core,
S2ae8, Was Peuadons nase
eeue
sthori
. tborbood:
ii oT ‘n. (pl vicinities
vi-cin-i- tz) :
oe lier sy a eae Se
move to and fro cau ec “rtah'bay, adj. fantey: an, eicious
“Syn. oscillate, swai Vi-ciOUS Yeasoning:" “Corrupt; red:
‘bra. ion Givaventny. me the’ act of | wicked: as, ho lod’s vicious life: “unruly
vi- oF thrill- spleatul nOt tamed or broken: as, a
when clous horse: impure; as, vicious air.—adr.
sound-—ad). i
tebe Pe
(vik’ér), n. in the Roman Catholic
Vicar Gitren: 's ember of the, clergy.
higher the: Pope i
sald’ torbe the v Sea ot Shri Bnd ie repre.
sented by a rlear; in B fs
Ate, senitte, rire, ct, local, fiir, dsk, pdrade; scéne, évent,, &d p port refer
right, sin; c6ld, bey, cord, stdp, oinpare; anit, nite, bara,
Ant. (sce soo ention.
vi-cis-si-tude
Se raat Tar:
r disturbing,
Victoria Cross 701
‘that may be lowered and a high coachman’
SEcPaivecy lntge South American water
ces rele. : Pre coratnt,
Vic-to-ri.a re-gi-a sat waler hy, | Vig-il ines: “s
SPSouth Amer Teast day® pl. ‘devotional watchin
he 7
vble for its im-
i
F
aa
ie
AYPTHERD, 2g). Koonly, watch
to discover ‘and avoid dan-
tious. —adr. vigilantly.
; caretul, attentive.
ote cen’) ber of
nee Ba tkota), n. a mem
-te Committee, or
¥
a
B.
ef
i
4
i
ga.
Fe
3
3
Balt
23
BS
gF
i
5
i
ui
a
é
ae
[
if
"
y
Q!
Also, vigour.
Gal and “macnta "stron and
energy; full of life: powerful: energetic:
a rigorous
3 as, @ vigorous’ ‘constitution;
icing (2a: ‘ve'iing). "none of the
3.8
gf
3
. Rem, who plundered the coasts of Europe in
is the Sth to, Oh comtarses. 1. vitest)
‘ com . superl, vileat
wool of vile Worthiew: “mean; ignobles‘morsily
is |
as, vile language; foul oF
GEG), rho slanders
ee. ns one wh
‘another.
endeavor, aa in choo
Few (ii), nthe act. of
bdet, f66t ; found; boil; fusiction ; chase; good; joy;
zh =z as in azure; kh=ch as in loch. See pronunciation key, pages-xix to Xxii.
villainous
‘702
villain-ous (a4 (aint) adj, marked by
silainous character’ evil: "base.
villanous.—ado. aly, villanously..
Dene (pk villainies (4),
Ity or state of
ry
vil-len-
hse? a 2) Cee
vibious Si od), covered with, long,
vin fata), | a
successfully sisins? scum
‘or true
0 sindtogte one's conduc:
oun
(vin’ ‘ay iene 1).
fn ¥ 2)
boar poe ae g ing "eome
ot wikime oF accusa-
vin-di-ca-to.ry (mite +kd-08-r), adj.
justity: baving to do with, or indicting,
vin- hae tive Seige ad}, etven, to,
Inclined to hold 8 grudge; a sinaiine
ao vindictin }. vindiotives o
(rin). ma grapevine; @ climbing
vine sae
vinewary.
vine- yard (im (vin'ydrd), n. a Plantation of
di-naire (unr ge ah
France. (Pa)
GyreBes), the forcfote ome
tho violates of" a etara:
obs
ropeaa walle of vane Hc at
te
‘vias | Vi-DOT, furepean eae of vacos Kin
4
Drodi
of 1872.
vin-tag-er rie ners who gathers
vint- ner (vint'ni Bamine merchant,
wre nam ‘medieval four-t
mnstrument from. which
bass tio
ween
trument the ‘vie
nar
vi-ra-go (7! . ° |
visiigD), tpl. cing at tel
quarrelsome ‘woman;
Ate, senfite, rare, ait, local, fir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, fee, povél, refer:
right, sin; cbld, dbey, obrd, stdp, eBmpare; dnit, Onite, barn, elit, forks, mend;
‘porto, ag rota
Snow: ‘new! untouched: as. sirgin gold.
vir-gin-al ("34 rab. ao of of,
; maldenly;
haste, on Pure:
* ae teth ocntury an
per ta th
Ha
vir-ile {7 ities
masculine or
vir il Lity (pre: viene. te
strength and energy.
VINtOO! vOrtOO), n. artistic rarit
‘Vir-tu Sa “Doaity) Guribumens of work
manship; a,
Tear ttaly ae fin ee
vir-tu-al though
ot
seo
words amounted to @ virtual confession
fig excellent technic.
‘vir-tu-ous (yarit-tn, ad. full of, or
Ripiteataten —ade. ously.
va uprien onest, moral
‘Ant. (eco
vir-wience sau ie He eae ce
quality of being very poison
a ae Gar eoent), adj, very fai
| vis-or (=
Pertaining | vioe.
3
ry
marks
ith thy
‘some-
ho comes
speci
viait.
or coming to seo; “s
lengthy, oF tiresome visti, a special dealing
Giepecion of church work by un onda?
Or Smeets. oo another. “Rist
‘er; viet, n. he front plece
ny
b6dt, fot; found; boil; fuiction; chase; gods ; Joy; then, thick; hw = wh as in when;
zh=s as in azure; kh=ch as in loch.
Pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
vitality 704
|
vociferate |
y,
vita scop Miedakop), n.
a for projecting, or throwing,
wyporing grapes.—adj. vitioultural.-
dj :
vit-re-ous sus: a
from, an, euroous vitreous:
Seog Mie salyuice” gubstance’ aillag * tae
vit-ric ae. adj. pertaining to glass:
pottery.
-fac-tion (ytrfek'shtn),,n. the
nae ch
of converting | into State of being
vit rif fied Piet pa pads. ¢ changed Into
having 9 lnsy. or azo,
or conyers, by " neat “into gi A.
into. 10 glass: to become
. va ee Ol), Eats mulphate, of
vit-ri-ol © fea, early
‘rom tree), iret in roe cial; sulphuric
‘comnionly ttriok,
acid: called.
vit-ri-oLic ( feos be eee
geld, hence, Diteer Or sarcastic! as, &
vitu per.ate S54 Raper et
ome
wo abuse
I speech voxaap
vi-tu- -per-a -tion (rth pere enon
md PO ea wv), adj.
vi-tu-per-a- ‘tive abusive: J cxprossing
blame noisily and bitterly.—ads. vitupera-
vi a, NM tt teier}, Jo wales “pest oe
viva-cious erent ante
ively ay; antin saimated, ‘ai
rac iy Re ete
‘spirits.
‘vitreousnees.
posite to ceramfc, pertaining to | vizenish.
nah | vo.cif-er-ate
i: vi-va-ri-um (i °Er¢m). fhe S |
thelr natural stateras © sobheg
. viva vo-ce Cau! woe a os
" vive Girl tn, Jong live! an expression
viva dy Sure
ae Serpertn og. Fe
Chal connie iret oe.
‘visor.
(fo"kg-B; yok'd-b).
a
ra tive (vowd-tv), od) $0 the
voc-a-tive (o's? calig oe sacresing rc
(vo-eirSe-50), of. Int and
sentte, rire, olt, locdl, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, vent,
cdld, bey, cérd, atdp, cbinpare; finit, finite,
t, ain;
pian ip ne oer
forks, ment
vociferation
705
=e
to clamor or cry put, nolaily: to
utter ith &
style,
‘temporary ceri aes ‘the author's works | Bild
SEB
i
Pere ren
ice for the popular candidate: "a
spocch; ar, the toler, of
35
1 instruction: as,
4
in grammar, the form of
"pe relation of the subject
‘the verb
4d), adj. emy
void 2 oft without. results
useless; as, all efforts were roi
their
unalied as an office; in law, having no force:
to cause to be empty: t0 vacate: to
Sand oF throw outs to discharge:
Spec as alas, m8 vacutni:
Fo lap Due ie romepu, na scheme for
eas purposes, invented in y about
i879.
1), adj. costly evaporat-
changing into vapor;
vol-a-tile (2"4""
as, ether is a as oistile ‘liq
hearted ; Hvalys _autckly, ‘adaptable;
changeabl yolatileness.
(weird t0'I-t! the state
WoLa-tild ty Qveira) kobe nate
‘qubporate. or changes into vapor; giddiness;
vol-a-til-ize (73"40%),
ola Ho make ot become volatile:
pPrvo acing), anaice or become volatile:
volafillvatio _ ?
vol-can-ic (yixinmo,,. ad.
‘of mountain which ‘sends out
rock, ete.
vol-ca-no ia Feondticd hin oe mouse
often,
voli! tion (osha)
choose! ere!
D.
in terms
galvanic: voltale battery. an apparatus of oné
t electricit
(oF more cells for producing curren ty.
vol-w-b iLity Geis a Saas wo
Vol. wu] ble eat Wort), 2d), fiuent: easy $n
one of several parts of a large work, each of
which is bound separately; | amount
foes fled: as, meashre the tolume of water
in this vessel; ‘fulness of voice or tone; as,
rolume of sound.
vo-lu- mi-NOus sit
. ro volamadnG
volun-ta-ry (oVan-thr, adj. pertain
from choice TY ie ae an the
act of offense wag, Cluny, Boe accidental:
pveonfession of guilt,
trolled
tolled
One's own,
church’
Played befc
‘servlce!
voluntarily.—n.
vol-un-teer {7
gh oben. o compton
etup tia ty (olupties
* | vo-Luy -tu ar TY volupiyarin Ci
who is
as, fos
sono: ad). Leer uxary" OF plesoures
Sim. n. epicure, eensuallst,
vo-lip-tu-ous (via tits), adi. ap-
ure, to. the sunses: Penlovting “ploasutes Chat
appeal to the senses.—ads. voluptuously.—n.
zh =z as in azure; kh =ch as in loch.
5 boil; fustction ; chase; good; joy ; then, thick; hw = wh asin when;
‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
volute
706
‘E1Gt). n. a spiral, scroll
vo-lute (76100), 7 @ spiral, scroll-ehaped
tion such at appears inthe foie capital 0d)
(vom),
v4. to throw up the con-
tents of ‘the’ stomach;
“the 5 come forth,
1. to throw
Vo0-doo-ism (ore er iocant suber
stition, or belief in sorcery, prevailing among
Serials “negro populations. i
vo-ra-cious (2i8'sh0».,2d. eeedy tp
hunger. —ads. vorselousiy.--n: voraclounress,
vo-rac-i-ty (io8Et, % she mate of
greediness in ci. with unger:
Vor-tex (yor take), n:[pt, vortiogs (tH-082)),
a de or vacuum, at the center; an
eddy or wi
Vo-ta-ress {¥8,'4-1), 5.8 woman vowed
Vo-ta-ry Voted Mh, pk Yotatee cats
ane devoted bya, vor, promise to‘ sume
service: one devoted to any pureult: as &
wey Ren a. formally stated cho
Bien m1
vote sta fin au elecel x right aegis | sth
ns, agin an election;
Rich choice or wish; ‘as, women have long
weno tote; "a Dalloe: tho entre
or expressions of opinion:
2 oman vt. to put into effect
Bas expression of 8 wish: as to rote
‘grant; as, fe. money for
4. to formally express a wish; to
(vét‘ér), mn. an elector; one who
has a right to vote; one who caste
given, consecrated,
vo.tive i prositaed’ bi Vow: “aaa rolls
offering to the church Ste. ‘votively.—n. vo-
Shoness
— ier
, BUTE.
(vouch’ér),’ n, one who bears
‘a book, paper, or
the like, which confirms the truth of some-
‘thi especiall; receipt showing a
Sc at tr a
vouch-safe (ro Cr raatod: pF vouch
safing], to condescend, or stoop, to grant; to
cor je or give; as, fo rouchsafe an opinion.
vous- soir (vOO"swir’), of the
vying
vow.-el (vow’). 1, a simple yocal sound.
vor a-geur Sh
of the Northwest. [Fr.]
vrai-sem-| ‘lance
(vOl'idnsy, n,
hard rubber, ite mee Ba, a with eulpear
Or oxides, or By soaidag ia'» sulphur Chlorie
‘eo | wil can-ize (vil’kin-ts). vt. pt. and pp.
fk ca parte, ied ine oy oe
ao. | Vul- val ge Se 2d}. of or, pertaining to
Se oblique line between, © Eerie
vul-ga-ri-an “ ean, nme a rich Rew
Ideas: an unrefinal permon.
vul-gar-ism (7 sriem).. 7». rudepen:
expression not in use by culdvated epemter
n Orgheitd, n. (ple vulgar
Coahseneas
vul-gar-i-ty tis ‘ti 7
val gar-ize Galt Vedra), ot. and cf. we
valgnrizatio
Vals ate (orale. nan
Le e te Sebi hee La
vuln eer. -a-ble (ane s.b). ad). care
hhurt; able to injury.
falneetiionees
vul-ner- ay uh ee? = wounds,
‘rounds
wi
| and ate rich By
aah dies‘ot dead Soimala "olf
cation. or the bodies of
D vy. ity ring (i108), PP P.pr. of ste:
ting or contending,
Ate, senate, rare, c&t, local, flir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent,
right, ain; cdld, bey, obrd, stdp, cbmpare; ‘init, dnite, barn,
wabble
waive
mud,
i Sear e channe
{fap}, tn the
Of a water-
course which is dry éxcept in the rainy season. | or.
wa-fer ("iié0, ns thin cake or, biscuit;
unleavened, or un-
bread used in the Communion’
‘churches,
ish (78s'sh), adj. humorous; spor-
tlev; full’ of fun: said or done in
ehly.—n. waggiahness.
. | Jeryman, riding ons gun or s gun
from side to side:
business it is to drivea wagon. ), Waggoner.
wag-on-ette (ras 152) ocied pleaser’
carriage, with two tle sonia fee ; ee
carriage,
wag-on sol-dier (ia4o*\fa cy ne
wag-on train
waive (wav), tt, (pt and pp. waived,
w por, waiving! to give up & claini
6st, {66t; found; boil; fuction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = wh asin when;
zh=2 as in azure; kh=ch as in loch.’ See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
[Cottoq.)}
St iy yooh
itaide structure which
Se Urol ko, nea bag or knapsack for
wallet Crying "spout “the “pewon the
necessaries for 8 march or journey; a folding
Porters (xOlTh, n. , the tris of
wall-eye Sum is" white, as of Hones,
a kind rominent eyes.
OIG"). cd}. baving & whit-
wall v0 I Sane oO hg
wall-flow-er r Blane of the cabbage family
with, sweet-ecented "sallow: flowers:
Benalt ieee Beaise P= moe
‘Walloon (vei000)..". one of the tn-
4 habitants of southern Belgium;
southern
French of
Pee belsen nch language
wal-lop ies
rr
Ol pa} .
wall pa-per Svends the tind walls oF
houses.
(wOl strét), the narrow
Wall Street (re. ir dinntown Now
‘York, sphere the most im 1b financial
Hor, Thee of the Soantey have tholt canter!
Hence, high finance or the fnancter class.
fron) ad), pale:
Wad child, ‘or a wan 6
. Fange, ramble. roam,
un (wound
°| wan-der-o00 fay
\. rove.
60). are
wane (78,4, t0, grow lene:
decrease.
moon; to’ dectine tn
2m ‘decrease
‘or woman of loose, immoral habits: to
ass the time in reckless pleasure; revel: s1.
0 spend or
waste reck-
lossly —adt
toni.
Ate, sentte, rare, edt, locll, filr, ask, pdrade; sc&ne, évent,
right, sin; céld, obey, cord, stép, cOmpare; dnit, Onite, btirn,
ze, rele;
it ret meni;
Interested or excited; a8, the audience
warmed to the speaker.—ade.
ig, malodiougy: warm-blood-ed Scnotin ine ae
Soakie,"s Sree “7 melodions | Potrenkae ree ranges
zeal; ardor,
(worn), °.t. to put on st
ron bominle ange
—n.
war-rant-a-ble (wor in-t4-b), adj.
| teed or, authorized: “fistitablecnads. ware
war-rant of-fi-cer (vorSot, ft sie,
stor officer in the army oF BAY a. (pl ities
war-ran-ty (Tin) nucioriey! legal guare
i ‘animals,
expecially rabbite; "place where rabbita live
life.
H j. or fond of, (wor siv’Ings
war-like Sittary ugar ntiing’ aac | War Sav-ings Stamp stu), es
warlike nation; threatening conflict arms;|small government security by "the
as, Germany made warlike preparations. United States in 1918, and mattrd in 1923.
cepa :
. .— adj. warty.
rt, adh ee a mp atte
Warm Salento degree; ‘nes cold: elving | WA-TY Waren), “carufal or” cautious of
b6dt, {Sot found; boil; futiction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw =wh asin when;
zh=z as in azure; kh=ch as in loch. See pronunciation key, pages xix to! xxii.
‘ordattay sm loss through use,
wvastate or destroy: to woar away
gradually: (as, the foyer wasted his, streneth:
‘a :
‘away by
‘houses
Be
BQQe.
E
hy
2
i
fe
fu
f
tear, deterioration,
. to lay in ruins; to
the state of being unused, squandered, etc.; | of a stream or river
ething thrown facturing
waste-ful rina “ter wins (wots, ohs), ga remain
teins oe Than! ough gene's | WA-teT GAS Mn aS Pile SES
clined
wasteful in cooking: destructive.—ade. waste- | over heat
fully.—n. wast
watch
Ate,
righ
senite,
attendance without. sleep;
‘carbon.
or sentry; division | of eggs for, winter use.
tnterior.
&
rre, c&t, loc&l, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, vent,
, 8in; céld, dbey, cord, stép, cbmpare; anit, finite, barn,
: tn running water: ued for salad, ete!
Bulk, "value, of strength, as. 'vo, waste away | wa tered (voted), adh a
‘unproductive, | worthless; | wavy appearance: as, walcred eli.
the act of spending care-| wa ter-fall (mote Ol,
t, or fall, of the
soe
s
e
i
fF
an
me
rf
i
i
a
ne bed
8 ;
aside th e manufs (wb'tée-foul”),
; : i wa-ter-fowl (rosso.
Drosees: Tas, cotton taste: rofuse; a deeart or | WA-tEF-LOW! wi me is, close to
(wist'f06), adj. spending ex- | duck, heron,
iiness. (wO'tér glia), ibstance
{rock meclogo obmervation; gi. | WA-ter glass iio cr licates of odie
ance!
of potassium: often used aa © preservative
‘usually of four hours. |wa tering place (Toterine plix.
; -ter- 1
Pe*pocket tlmneplese: mer tastlocabia ene Pa Bang Sat
3, act | ing, a
to tend: guard: “kee | water jack-et {2°"ss,
witch water Grou Se eee
). ace
water,
"te WSvSl). the level of
artuse of ll st
novél, refér;
focts, mend;
water lily
71
wa-ter Lil-y (WoW IUD, plant which
a fragrant, mel Tower! the tower iuslt
wa-ter-logged (wotsr-loed’), agg.
water, 20 as to be fee
Hike a log: as, a water-
Wa-ter-loo Sree) comnts
Eppes iin eat ae © a
wa-ter-mel-on (WiSoown ‘ars
Esa of s plant of the Cac cacumiber f fe
wad ter pow-er {7°*, Bete,
run machinery; a fall of water which
frre prone) adj.
i [A
gS
f
i
ti
fannel-shaped
discharge of rainwater.
wa-ter-tight ("° ao waree to Rtas
wa-ter tow-ef scrvins
wa ter wheel (2% (wO'tBe bwab,2 yhoo!
action of water.
wa-ter-works cavemen. Fae
tem for supplying water to & city ‘town, etc.
wa-ter-y . pertalning,
aol ae saci” Pte
are ay
Tidge_on any surfece; an up and down or
(whk’en), adj.“ made ‘of,
war; as, a wazen doll;
Sarda ee a ko,
‘Y wax; adhesive
in other 10ays the
H 28, abo was ol to
own ieay, room or space, as
easion: pl, timbers on which
sain: Rand down’which ie sides when
“Qwi'far'ée), n, a traveler, ce-
‘one who goes on foot.
ins ri. (pe. aud PD. Way
He bhaarmaiieha
ae
(wh ET asmail sta-
aor “in Dene pet
iiaaarues cor
werd), adj.
1b68t, {00t ; found; boll; futiction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw —wh asin when;
zh = as in azure; kh =ch as in loch.
See pronunciation key, pages xix to jadi.
weaken
712
wedding
weak-en Sh? is
0.4. to become toon et
eet g several
+ nan
weak-fis nds of sea” dah with very
Weal ling SEgus qk Tne), na poraon without
weal ly em ml Sanne feos,
weak. ness (iit Grain n. the state or
a fault defect: "an. weakmess 3 character.
weal (wel), n. hay ipiness: welfare; as, the
wealth-y Sipe SB tere soe
mei!
wean {ye et. emis & child)
tiredness;
tedious; Journe
fatiguing.—ado. i—N. wearisome:
ie
wea-ry (820. 24, comp, wearler, super
gums Se ae os
Ee ied. PE me ], to wear out
tired: ee of worry by some-
ade fati
* fy sinall Satimal of the
worn by the actior of alt oun, rains oto
ather-Deaten. house:
‘88, 3 weather- ned;* as,
tenance.
Ate, seniite, rire c&t, local, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent,
, sin; edld, obey, cbrd, stdp, cbmpare; dnit, Qnite, birn, focks,’ mena;
right
‘| weath-er-board (r&t@bora).
a
form
below,
{e'Dallaing? so as to'lap over one anccmer
Weath-er Bu-reau Greene bag,
Sus! cae parent Beats
i eit kok’). a
weath-er-cock ("5{n) pA
(weeh'er ea).
Ee oF Fae
th.
weath-er gage
Terme Soe §
special
weav-er
ee
wedge °
713 wench
8 joining together: also, ns page wade
Cleave, force, drive, or fasten,
with a wedge; press in
‘Wedge
‘cultivated Ghee: an
weed.y siting + “a oP sini. Oe
ane weedy garden: Hiskept;
ne
ly counted as
(wok di),
week day {rt
week-end {¥ sree the ime fe ay
oon to Monday apeeplonnts free
harmful, or useleas
plant. which Binders
Bot
lod of noven days.
ony day of the
from
‘2 | well-bred
(werd), adj, of to fate
weird FE SE AS
Received with
adj.
ES
AY
Ly
ey
Bi
i
itality,
torunite by heating and
< to as
rightly:
justly; suitably: tho ‘work was welt
done;’ favorably; © fortunately; "as,
ent tured out well fee
iy; aa, well und A in good,
condition or cf fortunate; aot
in body; healthy.
well-be-ing (782579)... the state of
perity; welfare.
well-born (7ebem). edi. born of »
feei'bred"), adj. refined in
‘cultivated;
{TOG manners; cultivated; of good
wel I), ade. a
and, | Wellonigh Sincst,” ase was” wel’nigh
3.
weight. -Y Sipert welghtlest)” heavy ten:
scious a2, 8 econ ‘matter. i
zi| Wels-bach light
well spring ir Ser epee ese Of
| well-to-do sii fairy wiaitay., POP
wal buk oF wile bile
it), &@ gas burner for
3 in which justi
Ughel ins purposes, in w! ‘8 noncom! le
Wade aban ae ees
SEEN mle,
b6dt, £56t; found; boil; futiction; chase; good; joy ; then, thick; hw = whas in when;
zh =z as in azure; Kkh =ch as in loch.
@
See pronunciation key, pages sxx to xxi,
homeward.
went (v5 te past tense of the irregular
were {fr (war) Paglia for form ‘the past tense of
(wer wOGlt" ; ror’ wOOlt") ,
were. wolf {* ir efolicore,’ a "person ta
turned
{ng a wolf tn fori, ov ons who Guid aamamae 8
wolf's form a¢ certain periods. Also, warwolf,
1) ,second person sing
wert Mv dod subjanettr dvovseave (orm. ofbe.
Wes! Jey-an Soin We We ley GASTON
‘Wesleyanism or tegion
Founded,’ ns Wenleyan
Paice
(west), n. one of the four
inte
if the exact] poate
cast; the seer ds aun app
sii Pate a
t and p.p. wetted or wat.
gt with
n.
OTF DENTS
. deck,
the back ‘of a
whale. ‘boat Sr
tng at both ends, firs used byw
‘Whale and Calf
8 33t
& way aod staat
whale-bone (27#! >On). 7.
‘the upper jaw of wi
adj. em
is
Li
Bais or about e center
forward.—adj, wheeled.
wheel. bars TOW ee
dies and usually one wheel, used
‘small loads.
nae
two
‘to carry
wheel horse & rte te
when there is a leader; hence, the
bears the brunt of the hard work
taking.
wheel-house 27atom.
S| deck of & ship. whore the stooring
te, sendte, rare, cht, locdl, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent,. dd;
right, sin; céld, dbey, cOrd, stdp, cbmpare; dnit, dnite, born,
* Fooke, al
715
whinny
wheelman
wheel-man Son mas, Sad Pking Mice
the steersman of boat. no
wheel: wright Se ie) tee pepalie heals
and vehicles wit
Sting note; oa, che pump wh
stig rnercioe CD &
wher. ae Diallo?
oe ale ao
whet ¢ pre,
* Tcalfe:
wir'ips. and pp.
hetting). to,
oF gasping brea a particle
wheezy fr wee ad). waleccod with di- OF or whet
whelm ¢
whence wien), cas,
. it
where ("placer io'want or which 3
Fa wh lade oF ours;
where.a bouts Sot here note ass
pase natn. the placo where = person of
considering
‘the
which
‘s question,
wherefore oracle i rhich
where-of & ome
where.on
uased as a question. te,
where-so-ev-er (ovarvebaver. ode.
rherever.
"bred a6 Sreacive: oF
which:
a.
. ade. on
‘relative; on what:
place: used in’ s
where- up-on "Gre dpa) eeu or
which: used as a relative; whereon:
ae in @ question.
wher- ev. er {arantye er) ode. 2 from.
where with S's h car ein Hi eho" ses
relative; wi
where: with al -al (or irae oT
‘brown and
1bGbt {tj found; bail; fufction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw — wh agin whens
zh=s asin azure; kh=ch as in
Pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
whinstone
2
&
whin-stone {mr Yor bard, raise
Prevent from ‘Whipped End of Rope
‘s rope; fh in with a rod
for
‘the members of his party
whip-cord fS5""cord, “often used’ toe
whip-per-snap-pe:
Ra pore thwiy so, nein the World War
whip pet a mail tank, or armored tractor
used | by the British army.
r (hwip’stdk”), n. the handle
whip-stock ¢7 Pape
iJ war), 9. . e
whir $n
quickly with a noiset n. a buzzing
or whizzing noise caused by rapid motion;
as, the whir of machinery.
t, to Cause to turn round
to turn of move round
ora
ith
great speed; rapid rotation or circular
wor'll-gig”), m. = child's
round; eo that spins or whirls
a mery :
Hick pool Cart PaaIn. n. a current of
‘Whirl-pool water whirling ‘round so as
to make a hollow in the center into which
ba 9 peo awael wind’), violent
i 1 " nh. & lent
whirl-wind fina movine with » cirenlar
current, or with a whirling, spiral motion;
‘3 tornado or cyclone; hence, a sudden, violent
Ht Wisk), p.t. to or brush
whisk © , carry off,
swealne ington” e440 move TaDialy
: ‘notion,’ #4. to move ta
Ghd siumbiy; as, the squltrel ohisked up the
eer nthe act of with -o-quick
senfte, rfre, c&t, locdl, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, ade,
it, sin; céld, dbey, cord, stép, cémpare; dnit, Anite, bftrn, cit, focés, meni;
:
sng
:
whis-per {°°
Madar ob ort:
ot. to say under
vately: n. 3 low,
under the breath
Private. utterance:
soft,
i
the spectrum: the
sian, or white man; albumen of 73 Ue
Part of the eyeball outalde the iris: rt. to make
of the color of clean snow; whitewash; bleach
fio ant)
white ant Sv'.t0i: ee Pune
organized group which builds a very
morn gah Tecan sre!
white bait Gri.” Se let ¢
wardice.
white-fish CrP "2s "saint?
monk,
White House (yit,now). jhe, otacal
of the President, of ‘the United States: #
white le ad (hwit 18d), a heavy white
wi lead Cibstance ‘composed
carbonate and dod in the abulactare of
white lie 717
white lie {o'dippcend’to be tnraless’ *
white-liv-ered Gaykireed); adit
whiten fete a), M4, to. make white;
eee ae epee TS ah eis
white-th throat hau a ue
white-w wash mitre ash tte ween n. a white
‘walls and. ce
what
whith-er-so-ev- er Qrrunrenets eivily
Whitaz (hwit'Ing), n. powdered chalk
Whit ing So alle yey miata
whitish (hwit’lsh), adj. somewhat white;
whitlow os Fee tne Loe | Teh.
whit! tle Spe: o4, to cut, shape. or
whittle » stick; to redi tice bit by bie
id meio: "as. the thie OF & ballet Th
slang term for a shell of et
Sone, Sane ra, ena ‘occur at
Simoat the name instant
. pron. an interrogatl
WhO Sines Beret ‘a simple relative, iol bt | the
persons; ’s compound relative, ‘meat
Person or persons that; as, ‘who crosses this line
Whoa @ “hap inig).,ston! stand! hold!
who-ev-er {i (ROD sv'ee), Bro lv “he
or ah
whole » an, at Coates wot, aetecies
er broken; hale in body; intact;
‘ae in loch,
wicker
whole-heart-ed oe evi oa aceinelo
with earnestness.
hole-sale (ek name
whole-sale ;
ree ale bite faa
in large quantities; “enon. incentiously, oF
weiss Sinai, “thea aE
. Gsm. Re fs ble
whole-some (haa salunftl aes
whom-so-ev-er Roa ayes 2,
to utter » loud, shrill,
woop ing Cough Vstene ough,’ ac:
lod by a whooping sound: one of the
who Fe fl and, p.p., whopped.
ei. to sien “dontoas
whop- per air 2:8, methine una
tw, whore oa ann x 2 prostitute: » woman who
‘now used in pollte
speech.
A; hworh,
“| whorl Sra} | na creular arrange:
S.oprmon cmters tone ot tho warns of a spiral
be| whor-tle-ber-ry Grartiber. te
hhuckle-
bearing A gmall edible blue fruit; the
oe lh
whose if Siterrogalive abd relative who oF
whose-so-ev. Jer Wimereb Erte). pron.
who-so 2%). (h50's5), pron. any person who;
who-so-ev-er 02" be eae eed
why 2 (awh), adr. for hat caure, ‘Teason,
fore: for for Pleas” om on Seoount of wileh: nh.
wicked heart na Tight ‘or playful
Mischievous; unrighteous. ade, wickedly.
chase; good} joy; then, thick; hw = whesin when
pronunciation ke
1, wlokedness,
wick: er
made
deh ad). evil; alnful; im.
Deke rid, or aad
GyikSe), na pliant ewig; a icind
from woven willow tirigs: ‘adj.
ey, pages xix tO xOdi.
wickerwork
remarried: ¢.t. to bereave or deprive of a
‘Busband by death.
‘wid-ow-er (70'S) ait, “aod
oF (yid’6-bd6d), the state
wid-ow-hood (eee tara Tesbend
By death: the time during which a woman
oy (width), n. extent of a thing fror
Width aide to sides "brondth:” oppoute to
wield (e'tind!’ ay touted a hammers
have control of by: influence or authority.
wife fia n. (pl. wives (wivz)], 8 woman
joined to ® man in marriage; a mar-
ried woman.
ghee Aen Br
‘which @ woman is married.
; dj. ike, oF becoming,
wife-ly Garried woman,’ as, wifely devo:
(wip) bie and ef. to move to
Wig-gle ind tro,"or back ‘ana forth, with
a quick, jerky motion. [CoLLoq.]
wig-gler snd tro, ‘of mack and torch, with
of
to another, or
by.the eastern American 1 .
wild (rid). ad. living in its natural state:
Untamed: 38,8 wild animal; unculti-
vated; as, wild “‘fowers: not ‘civilized
lent
as, the wild men of Borneo:
3a, the winds ‘were wild; uncontroll
senitte, rire, oXt, locil, fiir, ask,
Ate, pérade;
right, sin; odld, dbey, ofrd, stép, cbmpare; dnit, dnite, bir,
having one's own way; stubborn; obssinate
‘no's own way: :
TY tatentional
as, a wilful child:
wilful, murder.
‘willfully.
a
i
j
“
Ht
a quick, Jericy motion; tho larva, or young, | person,
by hypnotic por
ern ee
eqreot tO be willing: to Wish.
5 ‘deal,
; scéne, 6vent,
pelt
calli
H
‘|
i
a
tt
reff;
4 poe meni;
will-o'-the-wisp ol Sowine haha
geen in the air over marahy
candle Jack-
of this tree.
Wil Low-y Soe Bane sence ct
a willow tree; Bence, pliant, or
pen nee a
other side of the stream: to get by labor:
‘as, to win promotion; to obtain: to gain in
‘a contest; as, he won the prize; to conquer or
vail fs food will icin, the war: to
‘to win him over to
9 windy
; to turn. as about something fixed:
a8, towinds ‘a limb; | to direct
Or introduce by ‘means; as, he winds
himself into favor; to blow (a horn): n. =
bend, coll, or twist,
Fs ‘aside ® shell or bullet, or the distance
yurned aside; ‘the surface of a shi
‘the wind. °
wind-breakr SToccction om teeta
wind fall ges tro Ping tale, blown
‘the | upon the Bullet’ and for rift
‘ne | Wind-ing sheet (72, ding abt). 0 gar
wind in- stru-ment wand ta mene
‘especially
; Unexpected
mich allowance may be
the effect of the wind
fan-ehai windlass
by tho ind a
w tag to let in Wghe
a ‘or other frame:
* \
% 4. the trachea, or
Md be leading from
ything Ifcant or light as alr, dic | W along” alge tO
a8, alt senna ste 2
words: sur tiled Trt a poent: aa. the hound
Bor wind of the fox
Bet wind of a plot: in an orchestra, the brass | bel
Shaymood,tairimmenta played with "the
Bresehr gas formed in. the ‘organs " ap, n.
of the #4, to allow the alrto blow upon; the D
% scent, ‘ae hounds ina fox hunt; to put out | meeting; result; final outcome; closing-out:
of Brea the toind-up of a busines.
: win’ .
a Bem: | windy {9 wi Sf OP, mines,
te
8 asin azure; kh =ch as in loch.
(dot; found; boil; futction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = Wwh.as in when;
‘See pront
yn key, pages xix to xxii.
win), n. the fermented juice of
‘Wine frapeo; 's drink tade trom the jules
of other traits of plants; "as, currant wine or
Scien eit connate
ing (Ting), 7 one of the two upper
WIDE or ed by which it flea: one
menibrane by which
thin thin sopendagse Of me
soa fo,
of opening and Shutting
of on» eye; a hint thus
{Qulred fof one such act:
‘an instant; = gleam
(wiAk’&), fn. one that winks:
wink-er orale for = horse; collo-
quially, an ey
win'Ing), adj. attractive: charm-
win-ning | ame ecaming manners
the pct, of gaining or conquering: pl. that
separate _and
(win).
win-now QFy. ine ‘eng Oar rains
by the wind: “FD tan; to sift or seperate to
scatter by i. to separate chat from
ached Rete Tice
wWin-some (7/"cheati a sts fant bear
ed; charming. ade. 7.
someness,
i (win't&r), nthe cold season of
‘Win-ter (ho yea when the sun ie fare
thest from the zenith at noon; in the northern
hemisphere, ‘the months of December, Jat
wary and February: cold weather: a period
when vitallty is low: ss, old age is the ‘inter
Of ite: rt. to pass the months of the cold
encom: 0, snakes ivinier in the ground: "e4.
fo keep during "the cold. season:
Guarcert, che quarters, or eettlod tiation, of
Sn 'srmy uring tho wiater.
the eyctia, cape
thus given: the timo ro
‘open.
<oaccomplia b a
the oyelida a. the, ac
iy
720 wisdom tooth
3) win-t ter-green (win’tiecerén*) no
as -gTeeN errant plate, of oe
heath family thet called
a ckerberries, ahd whose leaves” produce. oll
ris (win‘tér-kil"), 2.4. to kill by
win-ter-Kill (ea) gto a
rs (ep (wiper). n. tn the World War, s
by the
siroi wo are Sue"very og
; | and very fine; Ereedas Some!
Fis eh treated
wire glass 7°. 925°cr"iroa wire i
fthin tt,
(wires t&
y isan),
less te-leph.
wire. ess te-leph-o-n' 4
epronl communlshion Orny feet
wire, pull-ing (7p20l"ng). nthe act
fain one's ends, expetlally “in pales.
(Gottoal 5 tn
wire tap-ping io. the act or Dian cae
imrorde obtain valuable Information te
act of making @ secret ccnnection with
wire in order to obtain i
formation.
win: | WAT-Y rane’ adj. agate, eat'and sis:
2 eit area est lol
oi on (wiz'diim), * the af
wis- 10M pei:
pee ee
fudge cor
rectly what is best. (wtr'dim
wis-dom tooth (uycem,, su) ae
to the third molar, or extreme back toota.
om each side in each Jaw, appearing between
the ages of seventeen and twenty-five.
=
Ate,
right,
enfte, rire, ekt, locdl, fir, ask, parade; sckne, &vent,
sin; cdld, dbey, cord, step, edmpare; dnit, dnite, barn, 5
novel, refer;
forks, mend;
Re oe
tH Me pee. e e R Fa
cee
g he gua: ue a
A CPE UG HEEET HRT ere
subi AUBEISE B BsHasbAEE 6 BUTE ALP TE a
tT APACE pe LRU] ME 2
sain ae UU ui oie tas Rial
His ooh filial tgyestllan gt 2d Gy [Se
~aflayiatefiead E iin ead gli seiites i § | za
i : mi i iat. al th ES j Hla i Hy s |S.
Bi han ae Fe fe ug Pigais Hes ale 2h rE
i all HRS nl Ca Epi
Pe Vere rr eeun ey re viice or itty
722
(wOOlfs” .
wolfs-bane {renin 2, 2, pale
foot family, which yields a well-known drug
wol-ver-ene (vl"vérz0), n, a pial,
called also the
ipl. women (wim’-
En), 7.
a ‘female human
wom-an
being: eae an ‘adal
wom-an-hood
feminine char
worn-an-ish
lacking force of
state of being 8 ‘wo'
(wm ‘&n-Ish)
ee er ere
wom.an-kind {723mAskind” sats
lectively. beings
wom.an-like (nPom/8n:I0e), adj, wom-
(wb bse et, ‘Sattable for
& woman: ‘the noble
nds. ine man
ib (ram). the a tee othe. Organ
ere berernich Bolde the yo pt mammals
EP preaneed? aa ooel chimes Bou aes
van bat StoE wins
wombat Strizilan maDat), Peburgming
small bear.
Won (Fiz). Past tense and past participle
won-der (rnd. By the state of mind
Bs unexpected OF Bu astonish-
ment; ‘cause of or el; “mirsclo;
prodigy: v4. to feel surpi
won. n.der- ful (randé won’ acted ‘adj. exciting
ous; as, a wonderful
won-der-land {57
won-der- ment (win'dé-mént), n. sur
won-drous {7 oon rts) ad. ad wonderfully:
pndyoummess, pamadient
used of secustomed: a8,
to" give much to charity!
‘n. habit
Oe ctatora.
won't & Greats ‘wint), a contraction of will
aT iderraly
strange and
wont-ed {rani
amid
(q86m’Bn-bdOd), n. the | forest.
(mSd'nBe), nthe native
St ore rd
mane
wood-note
meen nd (aw, fa, an ore
wind &% an
mado of wood. as the finte aad obese
wood-workk (rguiiwark), 7, articles o
furniture,
Ate, sendite,
right, sin; ‘céld,
rire, okt, locll, fir, ask, pdrade; scéne,
dbey, cbrd, stdp, eBmpare; dnit, dnite, born,
évent, at, Bdge, pov pozit ee
wormwheel
goods. Also, woollen.
wool-gath-er-ing (poor gun. ng);
fancies; dreamy; ‘nattentve:”n ‘n. indulgence:
in idle
wool grower ie Sera ae
woolly cr sith “a ary
of
of wok: + style of, oF:
‘words:
the Trinity; as, the Word was made flesh; the
Holy Bible.
(qrard Dak, n. a vocabu-
word-book yor ditionaty,
word build.ing = rastuce oP aga
ton of words. |
‘nthe maoner in
in expressed
of a letter.
full of words;
dy argument. adr.
werdiness.
rent ‘tense of the irregular
work {rar ", physical or, mental effort
toll or Iabor:” occupation or emplo
tanks of duty: something sccomp
re Of ‘art motion accomplished, a7ain ¢ &
ics, the product
| Pe
Rep mote] on wioteht (B02 ppr wor
"to put out mental or physteal effort
‘o toll or labor” to act or oper
progress or move, etc., slowly and with
A he worked up from poverty;
1. to make, Ffashion,
3 to
‘or control.—n.
‘some purpose:
Eee ‘occupted in some business or profes- | used.
ovkaay get Pe
work. house (reribour, n a gor,
house of ta
confined | %
where the able-bodied poor gro sup]
work
work-man (mgs fan n. ropm
loyed in productive’ efare oF indi
eae eS wa man
execution.
in, work; the product
work-room Sich wore i done, Om 1
Work-shop (it ‘hop. 7. & room or
Pibyed at a trade: jonininent
work-wom-an (rirkresmvin),, ns
ployed at labor with her
hands.
(wrk earth and i
world {fo who ayecem of untural jects;
18 | ete al resent, or, future. state of
existen 10
here of the eartiy its people, or their
Wvities; a the social world or the world of
industry: a pianets glarge number or amount;
as, it gave me a world
ne ene who is
world.ling Genie pleasures and
advantages of the at to,
wernea aan Se at
yen vantages.—n. wor
(worm ‘mmall, cree!
WOTM Saving "antinat, “usually having &
ral oF wormllke
‘worm-eaten.
(wOrm’‘hwel’),
worm-wheel (worm oe a
having teeth formed t to fit into the
spaces of a screw called a work, so that the
whee! may be turned by » screw.
dost, 168t; found; boil ; futiction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = wh asin when;
as
azure; kh=ch as in loch. ‘See pronunciation kkey, pages xix to xxii.
worn {verb Rea en
worn-out Gram out a ad past reper:
hausted or tired out from exertion. .
wor-ried (7ar'3). p.2df harasoed: upect
wor-ri-ment (ripley dates
fret.
eee rar, vs.
Pep
; beaten;
; & potherb
in compounds.
wi
deserving of;
tng: an. thee fur re worth attention.
worth-less [rite virus de excellence,
3 af no ue.—ade.
ley
super, }, having
(worth), adj. 7 .
(worth), adj. [comp. sortie
‘estimabl At:
to be.
wound
@ stab; a hi
wrat leat ayer mined. 2m
fury; as, the wraih GFGeds ne
wrath ful fOOI; rath TOW. odf. very
Ce Er cats ow Sa ores
wre anger or fury; to inflict: aa, to
srreak one's Ager
th ), nm. [ple ths (réiths)},
wreath Siyching’ curled "ot ab
a8, of flowers a
(r8th), °.t. and 2.4, to twist tnto a
5 to 1
morally bad; gontemptible: of it
-worthlessly.—n. lessness. ck (r8k), 7. ion
‘Syn. valueless, wre which is drt ashore, or on
‘Ant: {eee valuable) Fock; the ruins of ship; a railroad accident:
Ate, senfite, rare c&t, locdl, flr, ask,
pdrade; scéne, évent,
right, sin; céld, Obey, cérd, stdp, ebmpare; tnit, finite, born, age
noval, refér;
fochs, mend;
wynd
the remains of =
‘ship, train, build-
or ruining; state
Gener
‘act of destros
ail
nee
i
Ei
(ist), n. the Jolne between the hand
‘arm; the slender part of the
‘arm nearest the hand,
wrong-do-er
3 ban 3g
wrist-band (jsubind
ction: | wrist, especially the band of a sleove, as of a
wrist-let {e's for protection fost
nn
insary
(eong'd60"er; rong*"do’ér)
mone Who does erly s
1 n. sia:
edness; improper
atom inftatics infurious:
“Or ous!
as, 8 wrongful” accusation.~-ado.
wroth {(0t), od). angry; full of wrath:
(rot), past ter and past parti-
wrought opi2: Seine verb ache” Hance,
a : (rot Yfirn), the
wrought i-ron {ffm or ion, made al
the ore or bj cast
ron which can be wrought or shaped
rectly
tron:
veering), past tense and past parti
WIUNG ciple of the verb tering.
(rb, adj. twisted; turned to one side:
WIY is, ‘to make ® tory {nco: or
chaaged tn Bervatercd
statement.—ado. wryly.—n. een.
neck (tp ).,.8 bird of the wood-
family, having” the
habit of writhing or twisting ita head and
‘a self condition of the neck. due to
Veich'sla} ine kind of elm
Palin} nee kind of
wych-elm {Mhocthern Europe.
; | CoLLog. riz’- ). 1. @ Scotch word meaning a
Saedp nas, pend acting ‘the | WYN {inet en alley. ore small court
‘edt, {661 found; boil; fusiction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = wh asin when
zh=s as in azure; kh=ch asin loch, See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
xanthein 726 xyster
x
xan-the-in (tin'thSin), mn. the soluble Jo. hh (Teri), in, an, merariog
Yellow matter of | XY-! 27210-8Fap A on
yellow flowers.
Xan thie (an'eatly, adi having, or tn yy. sy loge phy ecw nthe artor
xan-thin (2 ‘sin tnfa), % the iapoluble_yel- engraving of u od apogee,
Alo, © coloring matter in yellow | xv loid (H'loid), Maid dj lco
xan-thous @ eon cindy of), yellow: used ‘Joi-din © "Giodin): man explosive
‘or red hair and bite tyes asthe Mougellan’ xy oi din onstakh ee DF the
‘X Ray Apparatus. Motor generator, transformer, switchboard, X-ray tube, and operating table.
xe-bec (ferkitilemateny Bint traced | X¥-lon-ite (ainiad”-*
by Alen nian -lo-p! hone.
Xt rays irae). tbe, Bo arn “ig puting ibe, ome
the letter ef ‘peing used cal instrument made
an unknown ere of
aly 3 colorless olly Uquid | played with small
xy-lene {3 1d rood Bammers, Xylophose
xy-lo-gen Site! in, the essen- xys- -ter zat), n a surgical instrument
ate, sendte, rare, okt, locdl, fi, dsk, parade; scBne, &vent, Se, noyél, refer;
right, sin; cdld, ébey, cdrd, stdp, cbmpare; Gnit, Onite, b@rn, cit, focts, meni;
yaccawood 727 yellow
Yaccca-wood Gr se et Yates, yarn Fost” Sousquaugiran easy’
exaggerat story, ly ao oon
acht 0, ma light and_ quick sailing 3 0.4. to tell an rely story.
yacht Sct ltr abot TE letens or | VAY-TOW {Zu ulvsg's rose Sloe tod
racing: 9.4. to sail or cruise about 10 8 yacht.
uw.
‘Yachts, 1, sloopjyacht; 2, steam yacht.
yachting 20ap.% ty sen mites
yachts-man mea
‘n. (pl. yachte-
aia one who owns
ea’
veb. (yi Yak
yak A’ ldrge, long-halred, wild or tame ox
. the eatable,
yam Rare outing plans JP various
used as a food; the sweet potato.
meter: ‘at
‘the mast of a versal to support a sail
‘before oF about a house,
yard -stick & sticle ot Vani n
juickly: aan pee Sees
Also,
‘drand vt. to steor wildly:
move from tl the right course:
yawl oo, (7Oi), ns ships small boat; single
yawn i 0 ey ere
7 to open.
Jide fvaliniadly or unlntent recat
ness to gape ‘amazement? 2 to open
re Y. grave of plural of thou,
Phi eer ae —
ade. Yea: ?
abhes oaly sit Ed Se uve
adj, tending to ferment
ts Fron
a z
ma burglar. espe.
yegg-man {i
et TRE a ont a thrick; a choos,
bles, used by “cole e mudenta’ ‘. to
or utter nelly: nt ier esha Go
rei ad; .
yellow it beciiyy se fhe color, i ae
yellow streak ",
Oot, {60t; Tosa bolle futction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; jhw = wh asin when;
zhevs as i in azure; kh=ch as in loch.’ See pronunciation key, pages xix to x0di.
yellow bird 128 yuletide
yel-] tow | bird je 2 bara Be palow
ue pice enol ‘& danger
‘ous, infectious fever of
the male of which is marked with bright
yel.] low-i ish (73th), ad. somewhat
yellow jack gee ED y the yellow, fo:
& West Indian gold: and silver colored,
Used for food.
yel-low jack-et (716 skim), » kind
of American
‘Whose bod:
1s partly
rato), vt. whee eae
Sof dogaon yelp
YES wore.
yes-ter-day ater ci). me the day, suse
‘the day last da ap
Yow Oat MEP Rome Mat
an Roo ried rity kind, of mised
Yid-dish a brew ‘language
Way: submit; coaso opposlti
of produce: “to give up a thir
‘n. amount re
‘wooden frame to couple
oxen ‘together for work; s frame
| yonder BS 2d), being at 2 de
yore Safes oe: Jong ago:
¢| yours.
your-self 2 g
a
* youth Geetate or ataitey or
yoke fel low gore Petes in. & close com
yo- yo-kel Serif? plowboy; a rustic:
yolk Sai yolk), n. 8 Jn allow part, o we
and plural.
YOU feiveland. chloe task of te be
r-BIE (pl. your.
Cobivad)
selves (ativan. we you in a
Yor beng is x
lite: 2 Zoung 5 a young man:
eee piue bare of Hf between child:
i. boy, Aad ainority.
_ youth: ful ul geass a8) odt, pervatntng to
youthful:
og
[Fret
Ate, seniite, rire cdt, loc&l, fir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent,
Tight, ain; cbld, Shey, cord; st¥p, eSiapare; init, Onite, bara, cat, focks,
, novel, rele;
mend;
mn in
ZEUg-MA by “whic "s ‘vero or sdjective
perectng with one noun is made to refer also
fis), n. tho Greek .
Zeus Grespondiag to the Latin suplese
Zif (zit), n. second month of the Jewish
church year (part of May-June), and
So ag Gee). h. one of aber of
Zig-z e. ¢ of 8 pam
a Ser emtag ae ah
eee (esd). n. the English name for the| with sharp turns. ned
Zed (e actee of the alphabet, .
(zémst’fS), . a local Russian stand Yi
zem-StvO gective dy, managing ‘the | o4- to coat or cover with such adj.
admintstresicn, of local aft such as sinoky, phy & kbe'rd-0, the
schools, charity, A i (zth-} ne
nd), n. in India, the part | ZiN-COg-1 art of drawing upon,
Ze-nana Gaeta telat APIS | oe prints Ie sting, Tee
Fa es ta wkuravestd), n, tho
Zend-A-ves-ta sScred writings Of an-
cient Persia.
“ip (zén-dik?), n. in the ast, a name| his ‘andthe seat of the temple:
zen-dik (ro unbcliover. . hence, the Chureh of God; the new Jerusalem,
zenith (20 auttcuy overhead: ‘oppo: | Zion ism (elem), n. a plan for the
ite to nadir: greater mammals” | Zi-On-iSM serum of the Jewn ana nation
c
Zeph-a-ni-ah Se “rename costae
ing the teachings of the Hebrew prophet
Zephanish.
var), n. the west wind: a soft,
zeph-yr Seeds breose? kind of soft, ans
yarn,
Zep-pe-lin asp ea9 na cigar-shay
to Palestine; the bellef that they will so
return.
Zi-on-ist
it the plan of col ‘their
fT. out 6 plan colonizing race
zith-er
Also, xit
bédt, {60t; found; boil ; fuiction ; chase; good ; joy; then, thick; hw =wh asin when;
zh=z as in azure; kh =ch as in loch.
“a
‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxi.
i (eb-drd-Kk)), adj. ing
20-di-a-call (oP or Stusced within ths
zodiac, or belt, inthe heevens:
sodiveal Hebt, a cloudy light in the sey, sean
in the went ‘after sufect and in the east
betoro darn
7 . adj. pertaining to, or con-
ZO-AC nected with, Enimal life: Somtatntag
fooaila cr preserved’ animals or plants: sal
, adj. pertaining to,
ie form of, a zone or zones.
(zn), n. one of the five great belts
nto which the surface of the earth
el :
zone
Hl
it
z0-. -La-] §
20-5 fe 06 te. Py es
the earth:
730 zymotic
nan imaginary belt | 79 $9-ra-phy ‘rd, m. the do
the heavens, contain- gra DY scrpioa of ealinalee wt
20-61-a- try GooVst0, n, antmal wor
a Egyot. ship, as the crocodile worship
z0-6-log-i-cal satay seule? or"
zo-61-0-gist hare - 7
zo-01-0-gy {i ra “in, ™ te
s the operation
ZOOM {frie aot tC ice ap Saad dows
like a a
(26'6-f1t), n. an invertebras
Zo-B-phyte animal which tne the ape
ance of's plant, as coral”
(2d-Dt' 1. the dissection
animals,
especially of
Zo-ro-as-tri-an-ism {re seer in
Zulus
Zu-fi SET Yiaitne
zwie-back G°2"eh ne
loaf and then cut: ‘end tonaved.
Zy-mol-0-89 Se etady of ine princes
f re (xi-md’sis), n. a fermentation:
Zy-MO-Sis (y"Ssitkglout oe tareesions
Ate, senite, rire eat,
right, sin; cdld,
edt, local, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, novel, refer;
‘bey, cbrd, stép, cdmpare; tinit, tnite, birn, age Rog ‘mend:
DICTIONARY OF
MYTHOLOGICAL AND CLASSICAL NAMES.
‘Oot, £26t; found; boil; fuiction; chase; Egodi Joy then, thick; hw =wh as in when;
zh = as in azure; kh’=ch as in loch. onunciation key, pages xix to xui.
mm
Anteus ; 732 Bellona
Ann-tee-us (tate xs foug ae be roused | ASK Sat He Hovatr. "tea Toni ttn “on
fifed*iiis Roche ground and thea chokes | ‘A's. Ge ets, the tnfant son
ok a weber ea ce a
An-tig-o-ne Snahe ot. “Gedipts and | Ata tanta Beiter ‘bean erat
i
;
|
i
8
é
|
R:
oe
#
E
be
ise :
i
H
ac
Artemis (Diana)
Thorged so’ fountain in Sicily; ‘here Alpheus
Argo i feet jute ship whlch carried the
ire r-£0 nants (irjsb-nbts);, the Greek ho-
the Argo.
ir. 3 ras 8). Segura
carried to shore by ®
music had drawn
Ar-te-mis ,{a4 zee
Fesijence of the
lence
Asgard t te Be
bis | Bel-ler-o- £-0-phon fo." ws Leroe
er
monster
threw the
apples, wien "Atalanta stooped,
A‘thena g2b3h., O95
ion with Sunes, Also, Athene,
Atlas (12h), Ja Hors. 5 sy to char
‘the
Greeks with Eos. ae Mistate”
A ver-nus (¢-varpn), 2, lake, in Yeats,
beautiful, eloquent, sod
and He ‘was. alain
‘Hoder) who was instigated by
was Brei [Tron]
hove red +]
estos, PAL death. they. were Sree
the same moment into trees. hci
De ore
Chimera with the ald oe he singed
ree Pegasus.
nd),
Bellona Qt), Se Remas st
with Mars (Ares).
ate, ‘Me sentte, ‘ire, olt, locdl, fir, ask, pérade; sotne, event, Bdge, novél, rete
t, sin; céld, dbey, cérd,
atdp, ob
mmpare; Gnit, tnite, bérn, cit, foots,
‘mend;
734
Belus
Be] lus (b8'lfis), the son of Poseligon {Nep,
Babylon a) apd ‘Libya; 23, cna king of
Bio eR & as
Bra-gi St (ors), 92) ee Testis eo of po
Briarous (iets, dagreck bun
Bri-se-is (rity ‘aculics sighs |S
War, whom took
@), 9 being licked ous of salty
stones by the cow Audhumls
the ancestor of the Teutonic
the Greeks with Leto
Victs), @ crafty Ital
g cKikts), a Ey Applian,
Grow soldiers. who, raght cath tt only
jers, who, fo er unt
were left. These helped Cadmus
(ké-d’sb-0s), the
ewined with two fepena, 1G Gn
ont
(c's), wisest
‘among the Greek ‘at Troy, sur
‘Claros.
|. the Muse of elo-
ic pootry.
ai aeteat
fore
(Juno). She narrowly
hunted to death by her own
ith him. placed in the
Teleager, who gave the spoils
oro , who gave Tho
ftalanta. [GR] ss
Ca-lyp. 60 Fee Banat 2 iy ihe who
sim
me we sion Zneas on
kd Ra Os),
Cas-san-dra
Ate, eendte, rire, cAt, local, fiir, ask, pdrade;
right, sin; c6ld, bey, obrd, stép, ob
reek goddess oat
lors sand aac:
[Gr] | teache
‘the | Hades.
fapare; dnit, finite, opt
@ Greek hero,
of ava! roe of Aiba eels
cen-tau taurs sin ibs,
Tidniy the boatman
souls scroos: th
for the, Styx) int the lower world
his fare was alt ‘Placed in the mouth
and beauty.
Cha-ryb.dis tt ii tale
Sicilian Coast oppoal Tock'Gn tbe
lan shore.
chit ‘me-ra caer: geen,
head of a Hon, ‘the
chimere te Ge
Chi-ron oeopotos Setar) Saad
Achilles, “Ascleplua
-
Agnme restore
Brisa fs from aie (|S lg nme, co er ee
-| Cir-ce Spare), the noted
‘of
com; Saysocus
‘0a tected
the gift of Hermes”
restoration. [Gn]
Cli-o {2213), tie Muse who presided over
aay the, younsess of the
Clo-tho (2a. i, zouneers of ae
| eect nes tra, ho titBhow wie
il
byberson iets) a Taiver of webs
Co.cy- -tus ing” oe oe the five rivers of
it, post men
Comus
735
Endymion
Co.mus Gedimoe), the youthful, Roman
Cor-y-ban-tes (kde"I- bin tBa),, attend a
De-me-ter ar (wef ngpletare and aoa ae sft:
Greate ip Pirgein: Stren Ldeatined with tse | Dew-Ca-li-on Sfemenouy’ lite al
Curetes, Dactyli, and Telchines. Also, Cory- wit
~~ oa ficre-O'ed.) daughter of Priam; ber? cd
Creu. husband "and tee, the flight 7. ( at di-i’nd), the daughter
from Troy on the night of ita capture. Di-an-a of Vipiier ous)
Cro-cus }, the beloved friend lees of the moon
of the n; fo, 3 changed goddess
nto the crocus fower”” [on] -.
TOe-SUS of sth Main Sitnor oe the in Africa;
sixth century BAC. ae me on hie wanderings
Cro-nus oficus tapes, Posdden (Nope .
tune), and Hades ( Ee
i and oid the Seog.
sine wie”
God dae oa
1d) roare ao eof ee
id. rondo with tho Greeks Boa
ee ele ee bio the W fms Asia
‘Minor: identified with th leas
Rhee som Re goddess Ops.
Cy: clo-pe: Ss (si-K18’ paz),
one-eyed Sicilian
shepherd its, who ma;
aoe hare perked Sete naa Takase
atta une ae E
gin'theay, @ name given to
unting_ gopden Artamia
* :
cnt
(Hercules),
‘whose death she unwittingly caused by
be. Do.do. na (20-35 sad
(dis-kor'dt-d), the Roman
iene of strife and dis-
fod ‘with the Greek goddess
Jupiter), where
i
‘of the oak
tri
an | Pilots int
a-des (5.4 re
ich were
(oy the “Younger
Dlowy from about 1200
Elec-tra Qin a, who, induced, a
Biurdsr by Uoelr mother ee te ne oe papel
elves ! Sr oe tring an.
he Bren as ‘their
Srl art @-liz'I-fm), the
E- sium ¢ fm), the
Pp, ul Fees Cig Sa
IE). the first woman, cre:
sted _ Hoentr, and’ Loki
-e8V'd-dds), a, Greek
us Seat giant
ae ante Fenton 1-50), beautiful
En-dym-i-on (oiin” baeved “Sr “the
Oot, [36t;
; futiction; chase; good; joy; then, thick ; hw = wh asin when;
founs
zh=2z as in azure; kh=ch asin loch.’ See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxi.
Eos 736 Gorgons
moon goddess (Diana) the thread of At it it off: idem
fen nigh writg her moanboninn 16%] Utfed'by the Romane wits the Paras; Alsc,
E08 (Fence ofoee ogisom, OC darn: | Monee.
tified wich the’ ‘Roman goddess fau-ni (on Ns nd ees, faun], deities:
E yas), the Greek who bullt aa care aS
E-pe-us Portia nore lat en's dovoy | monster, wolf, oon
suicide the 1-ma'th a "I- 1 haguarae, to be
Ep-ime-theus O73; habe esther” of Riso. Wencie
Fromerheus and husband of lora, the
Poe the Muse of lyre and re dad ge sodden of
Er.a.to i? A the ou ‘eutonic god of
Er-e-bus (fear "ees an eptrite pase inte wtonle Pa Tain. sun
E rin. 10h (@-rin'I-B2), the Greek Furies: 4), the ‘Teutonic goddess of
Ex who ws Se ‘ta ene a : daugitier of
are Prgaugh
Sigs Gay Bed ertmthals” called. bythe | Njorth, Abo. eerie:
ides, oe * ‘mother of Balder and
the wedding of Peleus
warded
cate RSS As hs
tifled with the Roman
E TOS es Pies carcino
the Roman god .
Er-y-man- thus (S:7t-msa the.
where the devastating boar idlled
by Heracles
(Hercules) lived. | [G.
E-te-o-cles Gicbos. son ut Galpus: as
Jocasta. Be and his
‘but Evoocles
orld, Orpheus looked back. a
Against the divise command, and Ei
vanished
Eu-ter-pe (Scarpa), the Muse of music. | gro
Faf-nir (fy ‘a8, = s Teutonic slant who;
a golden ‘ned Kaled by Stewed.
Fa-ma (f@md)._ the Roman goddess of
Erinn}
Eris OA ecw, to the Grock goddess of | other
°c the
ferred loyer Acis.
maiden, the work’ of . & King of
in answer
"Arcadia, Seiad ee:
i-méd), 8a
"Gf an eagle. to
or | Gan-y-mede ae ard
Zeus Gute in the
Gerth hn ees a vie ede a ostonie
‘the
ably symbolized the new life of
probably sym!
‘coo
rr Also. Giashe-
a sea deity by eating
Gold-en Fleece
Phrixus
0
not should be
way cut the knot
ire | Gor-gons (ers),
Ate, seniite, rire, ct, local, fiir, ask, pdrade; edge,
right, ain; cbld, Sbey, cbrd, stdp, cbmpare; fnit, nite, bar, cit, f
ene, Event,
Graces Hippomenes
igeks, whlch | the eee nhmed for her the Hellespont (Sea
‘Stheno,"Euryale, Meduss. of Helle). (Gn) Serena
Euphrosyne “(i Hep € tus oo ea iped "Homan Bod
0} ¢ ent
see Vales” Ae the of the Greek
5 jueen
Gritz bythe He-ra fois, sister and wife of Zeus Gu
ter) _foadene | of women and marriage:
Gree 623; oe en the Roman goddess Juno.
with but cne”ey® ‘and ‘one’ tooth betweet Her-cu-les (b0rkt-¥6), » famous Grock
them; watchers for the Gorgons. Also, HES hero, ‘son or Zeus’ (uplier)
dr \gaod’ro0n), wife of, Sigurd, Sangin was shown in" the schieveloent of
Gud-run siore she won from ‘Brythid | twelve greet “labors: ‘the ‘killing. of the
magic drink: ister wife of the Hun Nemean lion; the killing of the Lernean
ink dbz) th
oe te ff, he Lomer
(Gu)
(hitm’d-dri"kdz), Grook
ham-a-dry-ads (h’4-art"4a2
Gpiermb‘nt-d), the wife of
the Greok
tian godd
rich Sea's | cary.
Ha-thor { thoi,
head: similar to the
tie Ray
ea
er
(hbk ’' te, Eat ot Priam and
Hec-tor et tband at
Andromache; ube at or ‘rojan warriors:
in the Troj an WA slain by Achilles to
avenge the th of Patroclus.
Hec-u-! ba @ (ubk'd-ba), the wife of Priam,
King, of ‘Troy: mother | of
Hector, Paris, “Helenus, many other
Heim. dal eee or “Resende ane
bore, Cialaruor pat ‘so,
on. the a oo. Sine
eimdal
‘Saute, Hi rT] "
Hei (pen. daughter of Lokd:
the lower world attaila? to" the
jess Persephone (Proserpina). Also,
n@hdVén), the daughter of Zeus
(Jupiter) ‘and Leda; wife of
Menelaus, king of Sparta; the most beauti-
ful woman in the world. Her elopement
with Paris to Troy caused the Trojan War.
ign}
by the Greoks ie Hole Sy ti, Tater,
:
‘sho
Mer
(hér-mY’6-08), the daugh-
ter of Menolaius and Helen;
wife of Neo} eee (Pyrrhus), and later, of
2.
a beautiful of
He-ro pede Can ae Sees oe
Relleepont (Dandanees) nightly” to" soe, et.
el 4
Leander | was drowned and” Hero
id trae
25 ste with the help
Soap feaais Paesnar on
from Gea = ik ‘erra).
Elbe Greek
Hes-ti-a ofthe parte
relations: daughtor of Cronus (Saturn)
tamil
‘and Rhea (Ope): identified with the Roman
faites vont 1p6-dd-mt’4),
Hip-po-da-mi-a G2 tines, date
snomaus of Ells; won by Pelops with
‘of horece from Neptune.
and of tneimste
ety
‘The rife of Plrithons, friend of Theseus; the
battle’ of the Centaurs’ and
17-48), a queen of the
pol ). 2 cucen ¢
St
his young stepmother, Po
Fie Rast Pie
ab
fell from the rant with the moldea flosee into
GR.)
iL See -Pomn-e-nes GHA whi oie”
ran Atalanta an‘ eo won her for his bride.
bédt, £86t; found; boil; fusiction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw =wh asin when;
zh=z as in azure; kh=ch as in loch.
See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
Hlithskjalf 738 Latona
, the seat of Ith’d-kd) hoi
Hi skal BR eg |e Sees as
A and Embla, the fret ne
survive
Ho-rus Ge fra) ve "hand ay
Hehe ge ape, ads eis
ier,
Hodur. (Tar.
Hy-men (bY'mén), the Greek god of
EH mir (hO’mér), Ln Teutonic giant: per
ron ayes ete
T-bo-re-ans (tpi. bo reba
begond the north wind (Boreas) jn in
“ie » free from disease and
rm.nes- tra { {ni"parm: a-nbe'trd), | rule
saushters of, Danat Sebo “ad not.
‘Her descendants ruled in
eon Tony, raerts), ‘son
Ic-a-rus dau whe » wed to ty 7 ic
jector,,
name for Troy
(in‘drd ara}, eromtent of the Vedic gods;
the thunderbolt, dis-
‘her form
ié-ni'd), 9 dat
bof Ay
Iph.i- geet -ni-8
ides of the rain.
Zeus (Jupiter) and
jera (Juni
isi sis tet) eerie i of pratt | of L
Is-me-ne 22°2%,:
ae
fi] Lab.y-rinth Quran Sea ce
La-oc-o- on GRR aen, Sante pete
jemned the woods
nem monster,
Ha-res te im fields, and,
the ancestors of the
‘GWaipus and Jocasta,” {81
Ate, seniite, rare, c&t, locdl, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent,
right, sin; odld, dbey, cérd, stép, cbmapare; anit, finite, barn,
refér;
Page. pogth it
Lavinia
739
La-vindia faite of fa
it nally married
2a
he ea (Dardatlico” nigh y. uell
‘ave his wife 8 ‘On
Brow Lak was 10 load
or Baloled Shy Zeus (Jupiter)
‘mother
‘the last
forth tho force ot |
me
f ag
(mB’d-d8a), [sirg._ meena],
mngen-a-des (omen ‘devotes ‘of Blows:
Tamnads, Bacohm,
us (Bacchus). Also,
Maia Tal ya mid
Ma-ia (eatin ‘of the 2
eldest, and most
Plelades; mother
cone ae a
ero
Mrel-e-a veca-ger (28 Sa tase
eps birth was
boil; chase; good,
h=z asin azure; kh=ch as in loch. ‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxi.
sie), son of Al
Rlpe Worlds; she region of warmth and gun
07.
mir (m8/mér), the Teutonle god of
Mi-ner-va eee ice oman, Sods
invention: identified with the Greck ‘god-
dess Athena.
rinth; the oppressor of é thens.
Min.o-taur fir SOP man’ dna” naif bu:
fed on Athentelt ih
Tau gels Sy emus ia llr, the Laby-
rinth in Crete.
Mne ne-mos-y Te (nezmbeitnd), | the
the Bi
Moore tas mats identified with the Romse
Mor: pheus Gress (mor ‘| rei 2 Epiete-te), ne
| Mors Genet death: “called Thanatee by
the Grea”
. | Mu.ses gutizte), the Le Ay Prek, ea.
we and ‘peleneen: Cs Polen bee Er, .
Rymile. Terpalchore, ‘realissand urna,
Mus-pells-heim (oer Ber
tS Os “thtben ‘goddess "of
Mut $22 Fegimllar to "The “Great
faiads is oa ae ats the nymphs
8,
and fountains.
g00d; joy; then, thick; hw =wh asin when;
Neoptolemus
740
Palladium
Neopweres -e-mus (28°! OP Reais
Poseidon.
Ne-re-ids rasan 6 roe
aut n ante of Fos 1:
Ne-reus (737%)
Nes-sus [> (nés's), a centaur snow
Sasare. oe
jeasis
tained shirt to Deianira, but when she
{to reeain the love of her husband, ft fatally
Nes.tor “ or aa) p, Grosks King of Prius. | grea
the Greeks M4 No Ne Tek War cho
NifTheim (20, oy aazge |.
underworld (Hel), or even the
ment (Nifhel). Also, Nifthelmr.
Nine Worlds (23, "a7? ne
universe. Five are certain:
fourteen
(Diana), fared pare
Kore with thelr “mother Leto Catcua).
wie ad, bus the ome, Niobe hereof wal
changed to stone by Zeus (Jupiter).
;
ee loan
‘22-| O-res-tes
Od-ys-sey fren aceciting ter tm
{Ea epae: @di-pts), the a
dered Yaa ta Rte
Ope Be 5m
o-re-ads easan, ee
(orte'tie) | the eon of Ass
‘Argos in Groce: in: cbsdlenser te “Apa.
he avenged the murder of his father by
yor, peut ‘Teutonic god of Tauris, wih, the help of his friend
Njorth sc end (rovector “of | nis eister pt and the ‘Teurle cut
sailors; the even’ The ‘Vanir to | Artemis (Diana).
‘the Atsir to insure peace: he fived in Noatua | C)irj oy (O4'on). a Greck bunter be
(Noatuna), Also, Nssrthr, Nord. -1 loved by Artemis (Diana), who
¢ accidentally killed’ him. In sorrow she
Placed him and his dog Sirius In the sky ass
(Or'fs; Or'fe-Os), 2
US Soot "ind “muncian, “son
‘the Roman of night:
NOx {3initied with the OFook worldees Nyx.
the “Heavens: suniar ‘to the
by Poseidon (Neptune).
ea. Ace chiel of the Tectonte
yin Oe rig
‘and woman; he w
phe Jord of batt
= his
of ons bbs
‘king “of ” Ittinca!
and. most eloquent
Kopi ne tke Bons. Suis: Mailed
yo Romans Ulizes, Ulysses.
Ate, sentte, rare, cit, locil, fir, ask, pdrade; acéne, évent,
t, sin; eéld, Obey, cbrd, stp, obmpare; anit, Anite, bérn,
aR oat og roles:
Pallas 741 Procrustes
‘roy, which fell only after the Palladium | tempt to drive the sun chariot one day,
‘been stolen by the Greeks Odysseus | he lost control of the horses; the earth was
Ulysses) and Di and he was struck down by a thunder-
Pal-las (Pikes: , an epithet of Athena It of Zeus Gupiter) [Gr
Dan (pin), the 200, of Harmen Mercury): | Phi-le-mon cid” Varypian, who helped
Pan tho" Great ocks God bende: | Baucia, hia wife. “en Zeus. nfaplter)
dentified with the Roman Feunus and | and Hermes (Mercury) anid
pus.
Pan-do-ra
nd inflicted
Heted upon Epimethens,
recalved the’
hor
jreece sacred to Apollo | of
snd the Muses.
Pa-siph-a-e ae ieee,
‘& Greek hero
Bedli-as eve Pan 5 Oro Mgg| earl
yolden Fleece, In vain hope bra rest
ds youth, ec hs whe erent O43
stherioaw, his own daughters killed and
De-li-on (iit), » mountain tn, Greece
© place on Orrapes in an endeavor to scale
‘eaven.
er-seph-o-ne
on) “sepho.8 (Ceres)
erate) ‘and quecn of the lower world: called
Romans. Freraephone, eg ine, Pro-
gone i pir'stia: a poe eh the Greek
2eF-SUS Hero who. slew ‘Gorgon
edusa,elvine bor head to'Attens (Minse*s).
Setwits Sclvered Anromedasns ner’
Tedd), the daughter of Ki
Phee-dra {fines ot Grote: wife, of Tae.
‘e suicide for unrequited love of Hippol-
her "
re-thon ({2'8-thon), the pon of
ny Po.lyx-e-na
lng malleus prieet
and pricstess in & temple, and changed st
eat into two trees, pI
Phil-o-me-la (2”-pid), the daugh-
(orewelion) Os] ee eS
Phleg-e-thon ! Stee ot ase
Phoe-be Amcusrnas
the chase.
bed | Phoe-1 bus { (f8" pas. ehother. 1 for
Pon Sosatitul
Pleia-des PY je
to" prayer into of
‘aro, still visible; one left
that she might not behold the fall
,
Pend
ree
Pluto
lon boxer; son
Pollux {73.3 Zeus (ugar) maser ete
brother of the mortal Castor, with whom he
‘was allowed to share alternate life and death;
later they were both placed in the aky as tho
constellation Gemini. Also, Polydectes. a
| Pol. -ni-ces 11 ~1 avieay! @ son of
Roly oneal ask a
brother Fteocles, fron empom, he
gain the throne.
peti ‘s6-nd), a daughter
Priam and "Hoouba of
te | his Ceagle death, sho elleg Mereo at fis fom
a a
{or was sacrificed go tis shade). cl
Po. MO-D8 {Ee ede ‘or gusdons SH
don), the Gi god
Bo.sel-don FoR ee ne OS fie
Noyiane! identified with ‘ine ee Roman
Priam a the king of Troy dur,
Hector and
Proc-ris A" of
dentally slow her her.
Pro-crus-tes gee
tts), the Jealous
yhalus, who acci-
raetéa
Poy Greek: tober, “who
"wt, [o6t; found; boil; futtction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = whas in when;
ch=s as in azure; kh=ch as in loch, ‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xuui.
Prometheus
742
them ous, or cutting them off to make them
ft; idlled by Theseus.
Pro-me-theus (prometbos: proms
whe human race and founded
Behan spun efor bis theft of
fire from heaven for men, he passed many
years chained to Mt. Caucasus, with « vulture
gnawing at his
Pro-ser- ‘pina a (paar ptnt, dasatis
pe (Demeter): carried, off to the lower
work ‘and made yueen
Called, Hore, Cora, Per by the Grocks.
iso proestpine.” (ox.
Pro-tes-ila-us {oP -‘Sroki hao WS
meet death in the Trojan War, in the assur-
ance of thus securit ‘an ultimate Greek
was
Pro-teus (BO' tas: pro" éts),
ener eesti pla Tay
Psy-che (14g, Pere)
Ptah Om Ee cia is
Ptah fort ty father Of gods and men-
1i-6n), a king and
Pyg ma. Ji-on Qi of Cyprus who
fell in love with an ivory, Shatue of Gala-
dean tani at Pact aS is
Statue Ufe and she became (ns wile.
Pyla-des $F aay pus and, led
Pyr-a-mus Filsbel te ‘atcene *gapsion: | world.
When he arrived ono day’ ab thelr tryst out:
side the wails, ho saw ouly her blood-stained
Yell, which she had left behind in her fight
from “a lon. Pyramus eupy that she
Mas deed, howaver, and’ killed \ himself.
maps Rune rapa tion led eral | an
oat forever. ai
Deucalion,
Pyr-rha (4)... the
pra Greek hero of the
Pyr-rhus ‘eon of Achilles.
Coa War
a rehén), an enormous it
pine ghar gee toot
forta gt
fewer fn ‘he deified
i god of
tian god of the
hom most
of Ras 23, claimed ‘descent: similar to
the Greek god Helios. "Also, Re.
Rag-na-tok i resin OK) the bo last dey
Ran Ran @>,n0, Shot g goddess of the
(riai’ the treacherous dwarf
Re-ginn wh tnaent digurd and forged
Bia sword. “ine! twit’ brother of
Re-mus {°. the founder of Rome:
slain for ridiculing the walls of, Pe Bow aity-
Rhad-a-man-thus (Mor 73 aoe:
ter) and Europa. Because of his justice in
life he became one of the three judges of the
Loree word gh ite of Cronus (Satara)
Fed) wife of Cronus (Secu);
Rhe-a "Setnerof the Gos’: ia
Ate, seniite, rire, okt, locAl, flir, ask, pdrade;
right, ein; cOld, dbey, cord, stdp, oBmpare; anit,
5
TEs
a
i
jaentined
‘and
Sem-ele Si ag "
Sev-en a-gainst Thebes
Cay . Hippomed nie 3
Cepanesn poe and Eee ina a
successful effort to wrest the for
Polynices from his brother Eteocles. All save
Adrastus wero Kill
Sev-en Won-ders of the World
Seven noted oplects of antiquity, usually:
(Arias) at Ephene the Kangieg feardeas
of Babylon, the Colossus of the
mausoleum built by Artemisia at Halicar
ni the statue of Zeus (Ju eg
Tplgias, at olyma » the Pharos
(sib), vhetess,
Sib-y] the"cko nd vod in a Care et
Cums near Naples and guided ness
suthoress of the inspired
Sibyliine Books.
wife of Thor; the Teutanic
Sif Goo of the eanety 00 Tally "ood
Sig-mund (fgming: 2ehimosny wee
er oe the hero of the
3 | (Teor)
mene
a]
Tee eateneat wife of
Steyn iy Oe wae ee
| place “of punishment and tried to keep th
scéne, vent, , noval, refér;
‘nite, barn; i focts, meni;
Silenus
743
ever-dripping venom of the serpent from
falling on his face. (T=vr.
3)
Sile. nus age a Greek wroodignd
ao Dios
Greek of the Troj
Sion War whens, falbo ele perwunded
the Trojans to take the wooden into
Be rae oe
sirens 6°20"
seeetly t phat they lured
faithful hy
Siriu 1.1 us 15 Sete with whom eal
akioe as 8
fear
era us (Safle), & ocdy king of
in large stoue, which
Sia thi etwintar: wile of Mort Her
Slei or, Ale fooee tinue]
Som-nus Mice? identified with the Grose
iypnos
Sten tor (738282) Crank herald. whose
(git), the river in Hades by which
ma by wi
Styx itt swore their most
ee ie Se
Benclope. "(Gal
Terp-sich-o-re (ipower). tt
(Ga)
Thalia bee 18), the ‘Muse of com
spel ” ‘thin‘d-ts), death pet
Than-a-tos | Seubridertegadtoent, Boenk
man Mors
The-1 mis [Bbw @ Greek Titaness of
The-seus (242%, eh)
Gloped with Ariadne:
off thelr qi ippolyte (or Anti
ope), went on the. Argonautie ton:
Rlnted "the Calydontan ‘boar; tried to help
The tis Cn Peleus;
. nee eat a ct of
This-be tigen: 1 WhO Eiled her
‘self, when abe found that her lover
Bad Tallog” hime’ tn despair at her up
5 (th6r), son of Odin; ‘Teutonte
Thor Rane eee ne ed
the | identified with the Greek’ goddi
Venus
Thy-es-tes (25&(2),, oor iget ore
Olympus.
(thd ot).
oa | Ti tho-nus Gor vite or
by Eos (Aurora), who secured
for him, but ‘to ask for immortal
‘Tithonus grew old and feeble, and was 4
Seen ere, Saacchanner
OraI Hg
d FP PARP SE aS
2
ion,
Yahda; B6-shie’), the Vedle god
U-shas (er ordawn: similar to the feck
Eos, or the Romab Aurora. [HIND
A-bAI'd), tho hall of
waaeand mire fallen warriors
"precocious son, who,
‘the death of
ith ‘Vidar after
Balder. "He was to rule.
{Ey os
je (vil-kirt;, val-ki'rp, one of a
Val-kyr-ie troop of "Teutonic ‘goddesses,
Odin.” Hovering ‘over the
field of battle, they woke up heroce with =
Kiss, ‘and led “away their souls to Valhalla,
there to, fight and to drink ale, ae of old:
Also, Valicrria.
Varnir (nee; mi’nte), Mlorth, Frey. and
who lived in anaheim; at fret enemies,
Vayu ghzas: Mee Boh isda god
Vas Tu of te winds: stuilar vo tho Gita
%).. brother of Odin whom
Ve i Che ped slay thovelant Panty ot a a
Ve-nus Gent ibs oma eos
jens Ay
Jneavens, and the gods.
boot, {66t; found; boil; fusiction; chase; good;
; joy; then, thick; hw =whasin when;
zh=7 asin azure; kh=ch as in loch. See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
Vesta 744 Zeus
Roman, goddess _o ll Sg area. the aah
Ves‘ ta Vingini Sens, ‘tte, ‘and the cgmentic Ygg-dra-sill yuck aibracee and ony.
5 is r; | &*mée),
Wit Sh face soavad yao |Womir OR aL arer t
tna ‘the | frost and fire in Ginnungagap: from,
Vi- tharr {2 Hientess Grids estined to,bo the | the. prevent, world, waa Created. His
First Reguarsk nod then to rule | becaino earth’ hls blood, the sea; his bones.
y skull, he
‘ul-can {fo and the s working ot Gnetais in the form of clouds,
fephrestus,
Sioa) another na Z
for Odin,
Wo-den (3 curr Sr°ths"Peutoule gods: | Grek eslvan dettant
"ia O¥'md), the frst man; after death | ZEUS Grex Dr untae,” giver oF
Ya-ma ‘Yami, the ‘fret woman, ie Reha Sef
‘world: i ‘and end
seniite, rare, c&t, local, fur, ask, ~pinader “gobne, évent, , novel, refér;
ate ain; céld, Obey, cbrd, stép, cSmpare; dnit, finite, barn, cit, » Rooke rect
FOREIGN WORDS AND PHRASES
Frequently Occurring in English Literature, Including Proverbs, Colloquial
Expressions, Mottoes of States and Nations, Current War Expressions.
Note for Pronunciation ef Latin Expressions.
Relish: prouunciacion?
ronunciation of the ancient
pronouncing Latin: one, the so-called English method,
the other, the so-called Roman
Romans themselves.
‘to the
shelter, dt wou, LF.
jugout
“s cba invita), Tee there
‘ome (eb 918 dla’ Omn'ns),
‘one learn ail. 7.)
cowdi-te (kb orbs kba’atA),
fof he city (Rome)—
it., on horseback;
in part
ot will.
(id s’trd ‘As’p6-rd)
“Gimeutabe, imbtco ot
tan! am oa vargas, a en ‘dom
Ns, itch the crowd. 7.)
a at ‘e. eine) half; sdootapletely.
a
ad @’nem (id fi'ntm), to the end. 7.)
ad hoc (id ), with to this. LAT)
ane eats eae” ae
ed. trierim «(id in'terim})
temporary. [Lat.]
’), adieu. Span),
‘Gre’cas
(ard:
ad ka-len’
‘kfis), Ut., at the Greek cai
never—the G
ba
rts
ge
ff
a
He
i
a
3
‘R.)
, On account;
arbetrH-um (kd AnbIest-0m),
ER
o thy sary fafourh
meanwhile,
i
($4 nfyebe- im), to (the point
ma” fe
Od pertres (id, pW'trés),| (gathered) to his
Rca ay or to, which:
see capa), to" the right; on the
ae 218'r8m), nccording to
the value, (kar) ‘
a oe Sa irra atmo), a love
ire, d'hes-neur (orfar do‘n dr), an af-
stra ot honor? eauel Ie
a “ti-o'rt fet (@ fOreehI-D'rf; fOr"), with the
‘said of an argument. [Lar]
a 0 (A Bball co. tho fetes on the left
ore (é-i80'dd), things to be done
a gran fom fre’), at great ex-
bo Enelish
ais vo'lat I-is (Gls v5'l&t pro’
she files Fite ea ki wings! ® pated
algergret-to Lae tb), rather quick.
able-gre (ULI quick,
Star ating mies ut, foster
‘Aline mother? a school Li which one has been
fucated. (tar
ar'ter e'go, (Wier W’R0), lit., © second I:
& bosom: Ths: a
s-mende he-ne-rs. Bie (4"mid’o°n0‘rh'b)),
‘a reparation publicly made to the injured
party. [FR]
Dest, £66; found; “boll Tuiiction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw =wh asin when;
zh as in azure; kh=ch as in loch. See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxi.
0
745
Bimie pit'rt-5), love of
pr6'pr), self-love.
an-ci-en (ia ré*zhém’),
san, esas mrt °
an-dan. ‘&n-din’té), moder-
te (An-diin’ta;
‘ately slow. [Ir]
anguis tn’ herba Aiea in hOrbd), a
Lar.
(in't-mis
‘sMggake 1n the grace,
pee ca mee Fea conn
we re in
Tewoulrces.” One of the motets o¢ South
Citelion. (Lar. ne
anno se tartls sam (in'9 6 tIs, poe
the year of hls, or her, age. tt
an‘no Do'mi-nt te iomt-at),
aniZiven) eat, of (ote)
nour bis con
an‘te me-ri‘di-em (n't mé-rid'lim), be-
fore noon, Lar)
& cutrance ( SSrage?, fo ste biter en:
a°pre'). neariy. UF
io tho gimget,
G pign’): dicwiarly.
Bi WOES eh trom that
2 peu
& po-ste*rt-
Thien follows:, fram effect to csuse: oppo-
as patterns
a-prés mol le dé-tnge! mwa’ 18
eritzn) after mo the delug Qu
(& priori; & prid’ré), from that
a peio'rt
Patch pres on fromm cause to eltect:
ape ot pos de iam é
os oF nothing:
a aoe (d kwo): from whlch:
arprte trate (orrsee
Su elegance. Also,
ude of legan
mai
Tel nem arre-
argu-men'tam ed
mén’tdm id hom'l-ném), an argument to
he mag (6 Wp hls Inecresta) Whar]
Pi-ve-der-el (ii ré"va-dir‘ché),
seeing one another again: au vote
(ar-péd'J6) Pea chord pe
wo
in)
life fs short,
en beervts, (ere, 168 me
7]
'a studio. a
Bixiyaye
Ston'pe (a ten}
746
causa sine qua non
[am re-vetr (O7é.vwir), till wo meet again;
vo. | ale ed its mes os (ort etre f8'man,
FR.)
Ht (beée-pr), & genius; man of
Coal" 18t’r), Mterature. [Fa]
tro-va'to (bén trO-vi'td), well invented.
dows thn ead’;
bary8"dOD), a love
twice
birz8), susfolted.
(b18"s8'), a wounded
docs eg Se food fas
(oon erB", mat’ eS,
(oe ak it to,
display of force,
now ehrmodrfibah,
Sin time, [Ir] ca-mou-t (os
au _con- ‘koa'trar), on the con-| by coloration, ete.): to
trary. [FR] ea’put mor’ta-am (ich’pat mor'td-am; kip’
au cou-rant ( koo‘rht'), Ut, with the wife siculis, worehlow remains. [Lat
current: up-to-date. | FR’ diem (kir’ps di’
ma talt (6718), expert, [Fr make the most
“An erro. ‘at bottom; fundamen- | carte ne
x. ; unco)
ao (gutverdér-24°én), t| ea'eas Beli (hse
‘We meet again: good-by.. (Gren. . @., & cause, OF an
aa Sérieuk (rerka serv), in all| wan “iiar]
seriousness. (Fn) caa’sa'st'ne qua mem (k0'rd so kewl nda).
au reste (G"réet'), for the rest; besides: as| lit.. cause without which not;
fot
Ate, senfite, rare, cit, loc&l, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent,
right, sin; eld, Obey, cérd, stp, eSmnare; Gnit, Cnite, brn; c
, noval, refér
tit] focks, men’;
TT
dies ire
7 k6z'r@), informal discus-
emp’ter (ki’véit smp'tér), lit.,
et the buyer beware; old ‘without guaran:
tee. [Lat]
(k&'v8 kk’ném), beware of the
dog. | [Lar]
oe ‘arma to’ge (0S/dint ir’md 13'/6),
Ut., let arms yield to the civilian costume:
4. ¢., military, to clyil power. Lat.)
crest-a-dire (s5"-ta"dér’), that is to
west vevion’ (ire.100" use: taba (Ped
ee’te-ra Seoune in (ot ‘dé‘sint), the rest
pete pirt-bis),
at ite
sats eon 9611" g08"),
Ey -stee anita lea 2h), Biysian
name of an avenue
meee ase IPs
ane ar Een tenga ater
®. a castle in Spain; a castle in the air.
chet
‘de cut-sine (shit" a5 kw3"sdn), heed
fsh8’mAa'dé f8r’), lit., t-on
say;
overyone
sis"6-r5'n8), a
ir.)
ear’ca (sirkd), about, Also,
Somme it faat formal TO; eee ae
18 orm Whhan, official re-
(koat* rii7du), an account
Zale (koa Eind'rm, with love:
Se dey, petition. IF]
con-cours a competition. [Fx
Sh kon dose), with geet!
ei)
con-fet-tf (i0n-fe'te), bonbons: tiny, bright-
lored ferBps of Paper thrown at wed-
dings. (IT,
con-96 (koa*zhk’). leave of absence, [FR]
€on’tra be'nos mio‘res (k6n’trd bo'nds m3'-
ina )Deninst good morals or manners.
mS
con-tre-t kOA"tr-tish’), an untoward
‘accident.
copa), comrade.
Sarees Eo pan). comrade
wie (lee ae
de-Hertt Os get'eN. the
‘body of a crime: ee fect of 's
coe gent a8 ue 00a, things to be
corrected, [LAT.] .
eee & procession. Also,
‘ae grace "dé se stroke
dsisbine froke. |
tsk), doar friend (mase.). | a
coup de maiu (k00" dé mii’), = sudden
movement. [FR.]
coup de (00° dé mA’tr), 2 master
stroke. [Fr
cnmp, de spate (K0U" 8 s0"U'y®), « sun
rR.
IF
eed
St mal'ti-plt-kam’En), increase and mul-
extivly; motto,of Maryland. "[tar]
Be (ora 1 B0%e) seca
as or New
wee (et
Crope de errs Carwi 48 gt’), War Cross
oa Rowse Cerws’ dosh’, Red Cross.
ew! Berner nd bo'nt), Us. to. whom (in it)
for a benefit?, to whove advantage? (Lar.
t | emt-sime (kwé"z8n’), the kitchen; style
soning, Fx,
eal de_ sac d-eik’; kUl"dd sdk’), a
bind alley. (Fe)
eam gra’ne sa‘tis (kim gri’n6 si'lis), with
‘a grain of sait iutomealiowance. thar.)
eure (k"ri), a priest. | (Fx.)
cur-ren’te ca'la-mo (Ki- reine kAi'é-m5),
with 2 running (or ready) (Lar)
'ac-cord (dk "
f
Phon-peur’ (dim’ do"n0r), a maid
of honor. (FR.]
(4 bon” gris’), with good
actually;
gust -tan’dum (45
-tén’ddm), there
(Lar
1 e by the grace
de Jarre (dé j60'ré), by right, x
7.) Se ciee ie Ege ie tdn aot cie-
fbReD). Carthage must be destroyed.
de luxe (dé 1uks, sumptuous.
Se ltntmdaeee “(dkme tha damnit), a
small cup of black coffec. * [Fx]
de mor'ta-ts nll al’s! bonam (dé mor't0-1s
nil nf’si bondi), of the dead (say) noth-
00 Ee sia Gb awnt38 arma), from
ae ochlne nothing (can come). (Lat)
d6-noue-ment (da-ndd'min; d&"ndd"mia’
‘the outcome (of a plot or mystery)
de no’vo (dé nd’v5), anew;
De’ refed (G26 fa-vén'ta), wit)
De’o gra’ti-as (dé’6 ‘shI-Gs), thanks to
God Ear pelos
De’o vo-lem'te (d8°6 vo-18n'te), God willing.
mas | (as pré-fiin’dis), out of the
res-port (die‘ny8’ ré-efr’), a inst
de tre! rey? (ad rd, too much; in the way.
Ne ma‘ehi-ma (di‘ds &ks miak'i-nd),
ay (ict down) from a machine (as in
ant eaters an unexpected occur-
rence.
os Yaw'sius! (d¥'Sz f0e'tis), a lucky day.
a1'es Fem (ave re), day of wrath. [Lar
depths.
ee-nier
boot, £86t; found; boil; fuiction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = wh asin when
‘See pronunciation’ key, pages xix, to ‘xxii.
zh=s as in azure; kkh=ch as in loch.
="
(dye 8 fB°di-rh-
a fodsation® motte of
aes, a an teacup
aaah vam aes Nt LA:
én'd dis-més),
(Lar,
g0VchE fir nyén’th),
Bes (dim T-n8, dirt-J8
|. direct us: motto of the city
dim T-ntis vo-bis’-
ALT
pretations, one sono Im] Fs
so ee, m8),
it bet Al .
the Gent
@u’cit a’mor pa’tri-s (dil’sit B’mér pat'ri-€),
auree ot de-corum est pro pa’tri- mo’rt
rc aared Gedo koran tot pe David mor,
it is swoot and fitting to die for one's
aum "splre, opero (dim apYs0, sp8'ro),
im ,
smuet t rest 1 Bo T hope: one of
of South Ci ine ab Li,
wi'vi-1 iim viv‘i-mis,
tid live; let
us make the
Seeks,
{Fr}
stoutness.
(Ah7Dts"KE), & soldier who bas
from danger: more severe
ants, i) ke « friend. Ired
em arcritre (in” -nA‘ryar), in the rear;
* -n&*via’), forward; into the
en disse blil6 (UA* di*cArba*yH), In un-
reas. (Fi
en ettet ilte-n8°T8°), in effect; in deed.
ca! ta nite (aarrarme'y®), in (or with) the
amily: at homo. (Pa
en-tants per-dus " Pierdt, Ht. lost
children: a foros oy
on
Ate, seniite, rfre, c&t, local, fr, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent,
t, sin; cbld, obey, cérd, stp, cbmpare; init, dnite, btn,
Rusia as arrayed
Brabund ‘at the outbreak World
ter)
t cy 3
on oa-raee eanrreah, surroundings:
= tre nous (uit 008), between ourselves.
Gmam 6 plo bts On
Bie gut-ot mays inoip. ofthe ‘Uateed
d8 kor), the spirit
yaity pervading = Boa
St perwons Ite
es'ze quam vi-dert (84/8 kwim vI-d5'cD. to
be Father than to seem: motto of North
iF ol, ew
pees Se oe ae
list.
dao. tae
), casualty
ks kd-th¥'drd; -kkth’@-drd)
kegel Oe). Bighe ant el
motto of New York State. a
‘exception proves
‘pil grii’shi-¢), for
{Lat}
(Ge’s6-tint 6m‘néz), all go
‘out, [Laz]
ex H’bets (6s Idris), from the books (of:
pf nscription used With the owner's name
‘a book, x
ue-ces"si-ta’te re'l (Hks né-0le'T-ti'06 r2D.
From the necessity of the case... [Laz]
ex nF hi-te mbit ke (in nihris Fal Mm),
‘trom. nothing is made. [La
a Seay fon ‘othea; bs
2K"), an exposure of snese-
a eras a from what
y done afterward: ve. (Lat
rotrorpective.
facile princeps 749 il Benseroso
Ele Weln'cepe isTIB prin‘ehpo), easily 7,8 walter.
See Sarde a corpe 10 Kor), a
fa'ci-tis vous, Acrer'nt (Fists d8-| | guard.
Greay; the road toovil easy” (harl | gemiras ae (Gears Bia the oR alta
easy (Lar .
faire sul-vre (8 swi-vr), Ut, aks to | the pte ihe place, | (Lar _
follow; please forward. ais ‘2 species: a style, expecially
fall sc" cotn-pit Tertarkod pid), an accom- semua listtoally with every
Fete ob ctaat (hd Sb’etkint), the Fates oo “Lyge-mbat28), In German:
a es (hat ‘after the German manner. "(New Lar,
Pe eforte femme (ret'e8 | sta-e6 (pii-e8),emooth and glossy: Iced. |Fn.)
eked pero Temes) desis tare) | suowta, se-gurtom gn!” obou-tbn)
‘ities, words femalen: motto of Maryland. | © know thyself’ (Cr. my
tiny Gott mit uns (gbt mit opns), God with us:
see toull (f67t078), an armehatr. | [Fa] motto of the Order of the Crown, Prussia.
Henge aguiny: social convention, (#e] | gour-saet (gBie'me). » glutton. [Fx]
‘an offense ‘convention. [FR ), 5
femme de ‘Bre (ram dé abi’be), a etayall): ereat
lady's maid: chambermaid, | (Fx. ay
fore na-tu're (fer6 nite), HF mod’), great world:
7 fER .
Servet opus S’ps), the work bolls; | guerre & ou-trance 4 Oo'trits’), war
‘there 1s sean tang to the uttermest, (|
fovsti na ents Kier iresivnd ne), make (nkiveke’: Laer), w shed for air
Taste 7 x UR,
tats chaur-pé-ere (He ahia’pi'er), a rural| haut gout O'e0n'; | bO%EOW), high flavor:
‘of open aif festival. (Fi) ‘a slight taint. (Pa)
feu de jole (f"ds zhwi), a bonfire; » firing | ble ef w-bi'que (hik 8 O-bI’kw6), here and
‘of guns in token of joy. ‘everywhere. (Lar,
we ee IY SE caress. | mae farcee (hn Jt’o8t), here es: used in
HARE, roo-at afta), jot fastioe be done, | spttaps. (Lar |
‘though’ the heavens fail hie Ife te‘eri-mm (attic 16 lk'r-m8),
‘Ae Ids’), ‘those tears, La:
1e, command of God at Creation. pus, hie ia’bor est (hok d’pis, hike
det de-fen'sor ((1'de-1 defen'see: -s0r), ef, this is) the work, ehis 15 the
dete the faith ji at
‘tem’ (dk tém'pO-r8), at this
fasvea(1'48z pUnt-kd), Punic fatth;/| time. ite
hot _pol-l pS-lo!’), the many; the
w fds, d-ki'e#z}, faithful |, populace. [Gx]
Achates: iar) (er-ra‘re (him'T-nls st 8-r8'r6),
neacta (yesh) a holiday’ | a err is human.
Binis covro'mat'o'pas {itis LoS she o’pAs),
7)
homme d’af-taires (6m‘ da‘far’), an .
he end crowns the mori | “one whe dove busines for aagcher, trey
mavgran'te belie. (hd-grin't6 bil’), whilo | homme d’es-peit x Co dés"pré’), a man of
sr fe de-tieto (i-grkn'y® dbo x Xa" ho be “who “Thtaks
7 tb), or
ihe crime is Wacisgs in vey Se nd eons Se
sortes Totstarna Ju'vat (f0r't8s fOr-ti’nd (Ornor’ & partre’),
190'Vit), fortune favors the brave. [LaT.] : motto of the
for’ti-ter in re, saa‘vi-ter in modo (f6r'ti- Honor. (FR)
‘tee In 18, swiv'l-tér in md’ ipeea Ya'ily, the nour fies;
a GSrio 7-18 amen),
nelle to.relate, Har)
nore 4 come Bag (pir 5 kOADA's 0. aut out
lor, ofp Sahts, dieabled. (eR
about the left shoulder seem 0: | hors a bor da’vrs Os), aide dish:
be worn
the coat by every man of tha unit 90 deco-
rated (Pay 5 te th asta (6°t81’ dB val’), the town hall.
fran-co (1 free. ltd R.
Srap-ps (rapa), Procan: hy-macnum cot erravre (ho-mi'ndm st
ng a water Ico,’ FR.) &r'ré), to.err is human, Lat.)
Fritz (frtta), 8 Gorman [Gz] Hbidem’ (-bidém), in ‘the “sane place:
fergie bora (fue Bore tho hou tes; ibid, Lar] *
Slee hand Lieerve: motto of the
fa Vitam (vit m7-tm), ‘Troy has been Ga.
a sorte 39 (est I and God:
fune’tas of-h'ct-o fa ice 6 fin -2), hav a Wills th (Gen)
ing his ‘office. ‘fran-cais
[Lar] Trench iy spoken Were. (Fe
falror po-eti-cus (f0'rdr po-i¢-icts), poetic | 84 eat (id! et). that Is; “apbrev., 4 ¢. 1
fatter sértlbon'al (f0'rde akrt-bén'dl), a rage
omr’ne (id. j8'nts Sm'n8), all of
for writing. (LAr"] a. Bn y
oattee (Gives). in French: after the Go pén’ss-ra'sd), the
ich manner. (Lar, opposite to Valiegro, [Or ir)
ae {60t; found; boil; futiction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw =whas in wh
zh=s as in azure; kh =ch as in loch, ‘Bee pronunciation key, pages xix to
ils ne passeront pas 750 Pétoile du nord
fils ne pat-se-ront it pes (ol 2 né pA‘st*rOn'pa), unredeemed Italy: the districts
thoy shall not pass. Italy, inhabited by men of Italian
im-me“di-ca’Di-le (eméd‘1-kabT-18 and speech. [Ir. 7),
santo an incurable moun Mar! h iecte, ore. Jkk’td Sst K16-d), the dic
fam in | is cast.
vernment within a gov-| je main-t (zhd_ miA*ty&i’dr’), 1
wil maintain: motto of Hollasd.. [Pet
oI et mt. in the first place; Hope sats geet (bd né si kw’), I know not
what.
dn 6+tQr’nim), forever, | jeu de mont mF aha” dé m6’), » play on words;
@ pun.
(Lar)
Mir-tie’-15 mOr’tls), | Jo-an’
7
nok “aka vane.
ross). thou
of Constantine the
tp Sen'nt-d pa-r8'eQe),
jot mefmen o'Tas (iS-tnrts tt
motto
Jupiter the thunderer.
jas cl-vine (Jas si-vi18),
di-vinum (jis di-vi’nom),
Stuart
i-mm (jis jén’shJ-tim), the lay
aflons: inveratioaal awe Lary ow
Tahieteng 70"). hd golden
FR.
Justicia omral-bes Gastihtd _oon'nt
iis), ustice for all: motto of the District
of Columbia, (Lat,
me-rad (Kt-mé-rit). comrade.
Kul-tar (ko0l-to0r), civilization,
la"bo-ra’re est @-ra're (IAD"0-r3 re
18), to work is to
cic ip'se vorinp/tas (a bee ip’o8 vO-tap’-
n :
In bor
‘an YE bava-tm), tor-| tas), Work fesclt ta) flan
la’ber Win'eit Ularote Sam aa en’
tn! pase), potently: Jn pomi- | ai, work conquers all things: motto of
oma.
bd fetes a rApir-'nd), | baron, majeereas ites ma a-feeths), = crime
(bar, 10 801
im paris rrarli-bas jin pits nit“a- | ais-oes tale “Gee tay. ae
P-bos) stark naked. (what they choose);_ hence, ‘noni
tm re (in 76). in the matter off :in| | iinduscry by the
fect. (Lar) ai-le-gre. (il. it
tn secucta ‘sm2"eu-lo’ram fla.sik’0-14 stra] | opposite to tthe
forever. (Lat.1 “akst an otem!
Be, oF ‘en-| “serve | mill ‘of
thar] malos between 17 and 45, not otherwise in
‘original’ position: | the seeviee: Tor ase
Bea que tik std't0 irw6’), im tho state | Lamd tap idmvUEH, the Prussian legis
in - ik),
fn which (it Is or was), (LAT) lature. | [GER]
ter wi-a (in'tér A'-d), among other (iint’vir"). the
things. (Lar. g2rvo, componod of, then between “37 and
tm'ter Wl-o8 (in'tde B1I-Be), among other] $0, who havo completed the roguired mit
Th: ety" training, “but are lable for duty be
inlter mos (In'tér nds), between ournelvos; ioe
secret: secretly. [LAt:1 ia'pis (Epler a a stone. [Lar
in'ter-rovrem (in ter0'rém), as a warning: | lapsus lip’sts kil’d-m), m slip
‘to Inspire fear. (LaT.] of tho pon, (Laz
tor 0 inter 98). amon themselves; be- tapius fin’gam Gip'sts is’ew®), a sip of
‘tween themsol vos.” “{LA’ ‘tongue, (LAT.
mm tote (in tb), tn the wholo; in general; | lnres et Pecnaites (Wires et peokre,
in the entirety. ° [Lar] household gods.
tn ‘u-tram’que las Cin, O-trdim’kws | nucdatee, ena pourte we'th (1O-dB'or tle’
park ts), pr Pigpared for elthee (event): | parte dX'th, © poner of time pest. {Lar
Foady for anything [Lar] Inus De’ (lbs, 80). praiso” (be) to God.
in 3), im a vacuum.
in va‘en-o
a ip’sé anestt),
‘aid wos rhea cea, (Lary
Verba (Ig-sie't-md vir'bd), the
very words.
sp'eotacto cplsb
‘as a rosult of the more act.
weir SR BEF y Tesi tect le.
fia tr-re-den‘ta (¢-til'yh e“ri-dén'ts). | [Fey
he himself has
S Tk00), by the act itself;
hr ‘waht hi (ip val), good-by. (Gre)
IFx
Great Mot
(houia XIV).
senfite, rare, cat, local, fiir, ask,
3 scéne, event, Sdge, noval, refér;
Ate,
right, ein; e8ld, Obey, cbrd, st8p, cdmpare; ‘init, Qnite, btn, ctit, foctis, mend;
le tout ensemble
751 non omnia possumus omnes
i tout en-pem-Ble (5 (007 aaAADD, the
wettre, dees Senet fier dd aroha
sealed one from a sover
wea om ‘W’sf), the law of the place,
ted on perteta (és ndn siertord).
written law; common law. [Lar.]
lex Ska skrip'd), ‘wettdea law:
ribsmue pro-poss; et Dieu dle-pose (idm
‘pro*poe’, & ya dtepoe. man propose
and God Fat
Beal-son’ (is ‘an improper intimacy
‘between a man and a woman: codperation
between military forces, [7
B-ber-tad y as & Ordin),
‘and order: motto of Colombia:
‘wore sap
The written iets letter remains. [LAt.]
eae errr i he ice
tetas ‘com, tomene 6" dyn, @ sub
0), AMlogical.
F urniom tail ta toece saya 15" ae 1h Ors"),
‘strength:
wunlon makes of Belgium:
talgus na-tu're (if‘sts nd-t0'ré), a freak
of nature. [La:
ma chére (Fal.
mia), my dear (fem).
With one who ls of inferior social standing.
rR
a (mB*tyi’), calling; profession; trade.
25). midalin
micrabiieaieta
relate.
ab adtt-sa) woo
Se 38 vi'at), won-
miracles.
Fe adatind
one who makes, or
“fashion; a dressmaker
mat (np ate bp"e-rkn’
perating. |
Eiscte wictu'te (mhi'es varsits), go on | me’aia
in virtue. [Lar]
mol- Upkaroawh'si), Bits; an
‘unmarried la:
meer ny fattht for goodness’
R.)
magna est prev‘va-lebit
(ke nd tat varttts, “Ge prevalent).
ac ‘steals, ‘and ‘It brill “provail
mag'auim o’pus (mig‘uim d'pts), the chit
wen olapaahon taste
tre d’hé-tel ( 1), & butler;
in bed faith.
(Fr)
ma-fie-ma (mi-nyi’nk), to-morrow. [SPAN]
Mave clewsuma na" ‘Lidar a closed
micriage de com-ve-nance o (abtryteh’ a8
miganesn nits), a marriage of convenience.
mitts, Apart, @ stewpot; a large
menevais ‘oar (mb"vi/g00), bad taste.
CE sent
‘Lieht (mar Inicht), more Ii Gea]
t
me ju’di-ce (mé 50'di-08), I 3
== amy judgment.
{Laz}.
samo (ménz si’ad
sound mind
e
(Lar.)
lds ted), ‘the summit
cniovernont.
td mais (n
at (nbe-b8),
atl ad-m-ravt (all Ba"me8'tN, to wonder
ening too much:
mest-ce pos?
‘othing without the divine will: motto of
Colorado. [I
wim-porte (aKn"port?), it's no matter; it
not matter,” (ER.
no-l oblige
imposes oe
(or willing, Lar.
no’ me tan’ ge-re (n'a tan‘Je-ré), touch
‘mo not. [Lar.
[Lar.
nor'le pro‘se-qu! (nd!’8 prosé-kwh, to be
‘uowilling to proceed. feat »
vem de plume (nda dé ‘piiim’), |» name
by an author as a ‘signature.
(nn kor i8n'te)
(gon kom'pos mén’tte),
as Om’mes (nbn dm’-
we cannot all
[Fa.}
‘20m com’pos men’tis
not of sound mind.
b6dt, fot; found; boil; fuction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw =wh asin when;
zh=5 as in azure; _kh=ch as in loch,
‘Bee pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
wa FB ed an ob tae
oa ett
(nde'e t8 prada), lenow
Fi
mee pee n5'ma), a new man:
ance, (nU"khs). a light variation (of
‘color, tone). [FR]
mune aut nun’quam (nik O¢ nit’kwim),
‘now of never. | (Lat,
MERE Geom tte (oul, diemivw), ut. pow
1 lettest departure.
e@DI-It (6'bI-10), ho, or she, died. ah re)
oppter die'taim (ob tte dik’tam), said by
rice dart WOE dae), an oblect of
ber worth (FR
e-keh (5-K8'), it is 20; all right. [Cuocraw
pers)
me Do'num de'sa-per (Om’n8 bo-ndm
nage pe, (ts) above.
all good
om/‘ai-a mu-tan‘tur (3m’nI-d mQ-thn'tir),
ail things change. | (LAaT.]
om‘ni-a vin‘eit a’mor (3m’nI-4 _ vin'slt
Embry, love conquers Mines “iLxe
Git n dS"), the; =a it is sald. [Fr]
‘om les au-ra (0n’16’-26"-ri’), we'll get them.
fe pré-bin’d), the
capectally a musical
x3) & sém’pra), now and
bo'ra (O'rd et I4-bd'rd), pray and
@'rd_pré nd’bis), pray for
¥)
tam'do (6’r6 ro-tiin’dd), with round
mouth: wit well uarned spocch. | ar.|
gol
Jd and
Rontark. Iba}
(© maorrest (6 témn'p0-rd
), Ob the simes! Oh the manners:
in depreciation of the present, Lar.
‘Ham ‘cam dig” ai-tate (o/shi-om iim
ro with dignity, (LAT.]
LaT.]
forse (palin
few mere Tera), lot him
palm who has dewrved iit) Land
ex-cel-lence (pir ék’s8"ltts’), prevmi-
nently. [Fr]
par er-em-pie (pir Kg"shi’p), for example.
pe oneeat {pr 3'n8-r, equal to the bur-
parli-cepe “ert’mal-nis (pirtt-etpe kertm1-
nis). an accomplice. (LAr.
(p&'tér-nde"tér), our father:
Fas eke
peter pa pat‘ri-2), father of
0) a cobrtyard
Ate, senfte,
(SPAN.
rare, okt, locdl, flr, ask, pdrade; scéne, &vent,
right, sin; cdld, bey, cdrd, st8p, cdmpare; nit, finite, bOrn,
quantum sufficit
‘pe-trie (pA"trs’), fatherland, (Fr.
Pax‘ ve-bar'cam ‘pits vObIsKan), peace
bo wich you.
i (i
the day. (La:
oe ed,
eat imine. Ue bin ,
tcinsenly. Ua
ian unacceptel la
pe-tite (pd-tét’), pale PAT
peu a pou pee ca Aa lel lite poy itt. fre]
uy 3
Bi fe ae a Saree Sige.
Seer te)
a) he, oF sake painted 16! the
painter
wri di tblan, te. to go worst: a
last resource. — [
Ree & p0%Kd), Utele by
ma’sci-tur, mom &t (pd-2'td nist
tir. non ft), @ Bost is born, not made.
Poi-ta’ (pwi-10), a, Freach private soldier
‘Also, potter pr
por'ti-ce verse (p0i't-08 vOr'so), with thumb
turned: the sign by which
fpad feated gladiator to death.
vine), inn. (Sra
Penoons aD POM orp m. itary
post mortem (pist y death.
pea st3: pou std).
may stand; a to stand on Te
pre-miére (pré-myar Orst,
formance. [Fx.]
ymaa favel-« (pri'md {4'ehi), » fret view.
IAT.
mas tates pavres (ortrmas tn'tée pi’rés),
aist the nr
pro a'ris of fo" Fils Be C's), tor
altars and fresides. {Lar}
peo be'ne purblicce (pro. bo'nd pabn-b5),
pee‘ta'numm am rOl’gt:
th rn ‘4
the unhallowed multieade, (ear)
mé-msd), for =
‘memorial, {Lar
pre pertri-a (5r0 Pit‘), for native land.
‘ ‘i-md), in the next (month
meee ear, sbbrev..” pra _
vape-ta'tim emm), for
quan‘tum I’bet n’ttim Mb8s), as much
as you please: iar]
bret is sufficient,
» novel, refer;
ft; foctis, meni;
quantum vis 753 siste viator
qman’tum vis (kwon’tim vis), h (wih Hail. [Lar
we easy im ), as much as | salve (sil’vd). i it 5"
qui do’cet, ‘atest iwi ri do 98, dis‘It), he ram. holy of holies. [Lar.]
who teaches, learns. iC coms (Fe
aia rb), 9pe thing for safe | (eth zhiin’}, wi ‘constraint.
quién sabe? ), Who knows? | sams pour et sane re-proche it pi Or’ Kak
[sax] we as 2", ré-prosh’), ree whhout re
kz’), who excuses f, accuses: ‘sans s0u-el (siih 83°88’), without care. Prd
(Fr.] sar'tor re-sar'tus (sir'tér ré-sir’tis)
‘trans’tu-Ht, sus’ti-net SSfedr ma ie, tailor retailored. _ [1 ct
sis’ti-nét), he who se’'tis ver -| dma ( ie vér-bd’rim),
motto of Connecticut enough of words. .T.]
sauve qui pent | ‘ké pQ’), save (himself)
fa (eva ik). who goes Fi
Sone ares ee par
“om Onvatedn dm) Wh which was to be
thar
quod vi'de (kw6d vi'dé), which {Ly
Tee serret cews Soi by what ghee
ariel ‘iormi-nes, tot sen-ten'ti-w (wot
hom'I-néz, tt” sin-ten’shi-s), as many
opinions ss men, © (LAT)
val-son-mé.(re"s0'nB), logical. [Fx]
Fateon 4'¢-tre (ré*zbi’ di’tr), reason for
‘existence.
rarava'vis (oti Svs), a rare bird: a
rarity. (Lat,
rereher-eN6 troahte"shk), choice, ae
nd abvenr duis (es "ahd Bd
‘ mnotto
el vous piadt. (ee pOH de oat
Feply if you please; abbrov., | ous
seaeectnle formed in relief:
ie a fa role En a)
ne lqui-se’eat tm pace (rek"w! Sekt np
weds aa
LS*Gdrans (rsa kn-gils'td,do’mp
=u ‘financial
conditions ‘at home;
"jute gesrti (res Jee'te), things done; coeds,
f'n)
rot ce, frmem (r8e'pies ). Fegard
réveasné (WEPmK”), a summary, [Pr
rejgurgam (e<dr'siim), I shall ioe cgsin.
Fe-ve-nens A nos mou-toms (r8-v-n6ii’
(FR.
so!boltage (earporwah, malicious damage
done to an emplo; per ny em-
loves during Tabor tr trout oles.
& man-ger (sil’ 4 miif*zhs’), atning
room. [Fi
sa‘lus dex esto (08/15
BO wicprema leks, Geto). ice, the
far a; the people be the supreme lat
dt, [6t; found; boil; fuiction ; chase; good; joy;
sig ut
fulthe
(Lar.)
‘per i'dem (s8m’
Ydém), always the
sure icpencline ad any
neuter)
Mie re
tensive. BAN
ver’ba (ofe"kwipé-di) a
‘@ foot and a half long.
7
ste tur od a’stra (otk Tear Ad Aa’trd), thas
‘Re goes, to the stars; such is the way to
immortality. | {Lar
‘ste pas‘sim ‘(sik pis'im), s0 everywhero.
{Lar.]
ste sem per ty-ran‘nts (atk obim'pér ttrin‘ts),
Ofer, fins to tyrants: motto of Virginie.
ste tran’sit glo‘ri-e’ mun’dl (sik trin‘sit
‘glo'ri-d man’d?). 80 passes away the glory
Of the world, | that.)
sient pa‘tri-bus. sit Deas mo‘bis
pee -bas, sit de’ds no’bie), ‘our
Fathers They God be with'us: motto of
Boston: {Lar.
{e¥ny0r), a lord or gentleman;
sephora east), Mrs, {in
Bes a Payerenk), ime. (12)
woes piait (osl” vo0 pie), if you picase.
sa Gat toa st-mat't-bus cu-ram‘tur (4-1)
pial hos u-rareds), lees are cured be
Ikes. “[Lar.]
sine ‘cu'ra (ein kii'rd) without care.
wae ak
| atime ae (ot'n8 dV’), without day: fnally.
sf'Re qua non (si'n8 kwii ndn), an indiepen-
‘able condition. »
com‘ spires {al kew verte pe ae vunrstlamn din
itfal penis
Lar.
a al wh
thou, ‘seskest |
then, thick; hw = wh as in when;
zh =z as in azure; kh =ch as in loch. ‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
sit tibi terra levis
sit ti’Di terra le’vis ee tit teed levi)
eatay the carth llc U thee. [Lar.]
i~quet (95"bré"ka’; ‘bré-ka), arta
rie) tag stands fart
(shert’t8), punish, | (Gen.]
fuatvicter tm mo’
can i Jaen), of its own
eun'marn sai tat ‘@im’fm bé’nim), the
warble dat ahi ‘a5h), ‘& meal served at
8 fixed price, (FE,
tabacis rea (dba1d rived), a blank
tablet. (Lar.)
‘di-aim vi'tse (8/di-fm vi'té), weariness
of lite, bar
“ae \"myd’), so much the better.
BE ETI g
spate
‘Om), (we praise) tl
ou counes. ey
Te Dyan
‘God. [Lar,
chan
and we ate fy ced ith them. (Lar]
tem’pus e'dax reram (t6m'ps =
ram), time devouring (all) t (Lar.
tem’pus fu'git (tém’pis f0'jIt), time
{Lar}
terre w't-us (vir MGs), a son of the
‘man of humble Lar.)
were ‘er’'ma (tér'd fr'md), solid earth.
i
te (teed In-kde’ai-td), an
ti’me-o Da‘na-os et do'na
BO dkweos, be dond feneu ten) four
the Gresks even (when they are) bringing
ttrail-lear “Werrteyte), an infantry akin
tmisher. (Fs)
torts (wore) J
saan wer bis es trcieal vibte), in 20
ah ay LAE as om, a tat ot
strength. (FR.|
ont Wetec (obr1e 10, entirely; quite,
tout “L vous (wo0"th vO0), wholly yours.
tout bm-sem-Die (150"-tiA shi’bl), all to-
"poten
‘754
| wae vie’ts (v8 Vike),
Lar.
| wale Coe
ve-let
Zeitgeist
‘al'd-ma Thu'le (il'ti-md Ce
distant Thule; utmost limit.
min tho" (iaonthypreced-
"apbrer ue ri
core above. °
pace Ta Pea. ao ts esce.
valde me’cam im (vi'da mécfim), Ut, go with
‘me; a mani a
‘woe to the vanquished.
(vi'IS Wike“sht-3’nde),
verierum mete Vi r13'rdm 05 ’t8)
notes of various commentators, (Lav. |
worn, vi'aL, vied (vial, val, van. t came,
I saw, 1 rg cong 7.)
verbo cf fite-ra'th (véebs"trm a
Hyere'm), word for word and letter te
a
verbam sat sarpt-en’tt (vir‘bim sit stp7-
eo'tD) & word i aie
-cet
wide al saipra (71'd8 at of'prd whas is
at sa’ ‘prd), see
‘seated above, That, »
U1 ot armas (ot ot . by force and
yy main force. [Lar.}
‘arms;
van (rk) wine. [Pt
Vin’ Cota moe pa’trt- (vin’s8t'morpat'rt-)
love of country will prevail, [Lar,
viveit ommnica Veritas, (vival ben’nt-d
Feces. trun conquers “all thoes.
vin‘cu-Inm, ma‘tri-me‘al-{ | (vii‘kOi6m
ere mé'ni-f), the bond of matrimony.
vir-gi'nl. wien -
}) eae eet Ce pti aod Soya tard
wie. ter'ge (vis § t0r'e0), “Yokes frome
var vite ls ele Bec pe eng
ice Tite (is) 8 :) short, es ie be La:
vewatran (vi'vit ria), Gong) live oie aN
Were cry, sae? aay att
“iong) live the republic, al
uiveta rol (Wav ewe, long) lve the king.
vol-ih tout (ome foie a ee (Pay
aes ‘his a voloe
‘vor, i-i vex Del (viks pois vers
Ate, senate, rare, c&t, local, fur, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, Ede
Tishtvaint obld. Obey, Cont etd, ebiibares inst aalte, bora
NAMES AND PLACES.
Giving the spelling and pronunciation of the names of prominent people, together with a
brief biography.
‘Also. tho . Pronunciation, location, alse, and other Items of Interest, of the
important towns, cities, states, nations, with, populations of
same
les: 50 = 50,000; 500 = 500,000; 5,000 = 5,000,000.
Bela Ses ‘See also general list of abbreviations, page 803.
abp. archbishop. educ. educator. 0c, ocean.
‘act. actor, actress. emp. emperor, empress. off. officer.
adj. adjutant. essay. easayist. P. population.
admin. administrator. est. estuary. pens 1
adven. adventurer. estab. lished. ae nineuia.
anat. anatomist, explor. explorer. i. ‘Philippines.
‘anc. ancient. extrem. extremity. philan. philanthropist.
art. artist. fr. Philos. philosopher.
\. astronomer. polit, ‘politician.
b. born.
bet. between.
bp. blahope
cap. capital.
cen. center, central,
el
Sait college,
coll. college.
com. commissioner.
comm. commune. - miles.
‘Confed. Confederato. manufac. manufacturer.
depend: dependency. math. mathematician.
pt. department , Manager.
disc.” discoverer. ilgsion, missionary.
Gipt. diplomat, Tat ares. theolog., theologian.
i. natur. natural C0 -
a ae Dave oavals trip, feioutary
ecclesias. ecclealastical. navig. navigator. vil, village.
ed. editor. novel. novelist. Vol. ‘voleano, voleante.
(Sb), Fdwin Austin. Am. painter &| (1722-1803).— William, Anglo-Jap. pioneer
fllus. (1852-1911). (1575-1620).
Abbott (ib’6t), Lyman. Am. clergy. & ed.| Addams (a’ima), Jane. Am. social worker
Abd-al-Haimnid 1D Sultans | Addisom (id‘-sim), Joseph. Eng. ensay.
of Turkey, (1726-80). ME (42-1916). oreet7i9),
ld wek’8e), - Prelate Adelaide 'O-l8d), cap. of 8. Australia, p.
1118
PROS (doSurd: Fe. &bA71kr), Plerre, Fr.| Adem (W/d8a or Kan), pen. & town, Arabia,
scholastic philos, & theolog. (1079-1142). 46.Gullf of, bet. Arabia & Afvica.
(ibrtr-kram’b)), James. “Br. adirgnaacks ad ae rd
Abercromby
|, in Am. (1706-81). fi; Mt.
aberdeen ( ), €0, Scot., p. 312.—
cap. of 165.—Goorgo’_ Hamilton founder
Gordon, ath Bari of. Br. stato (1784-1800).
‘Ge broot ee), Princo Luiet Amertoo ot | Ade ly Iv.
‘Savoy-A Tt. traveler & Arctic explorer
PL (ab‘e-sin7-4), country, E. Africa, Ge a1.
nae tie Beate.
|. T., B. 7,000; cap. Adis Ababa.
tardies’, ‘Daten’ depen. Sumatra,
eoer0.
Wy (6d’dmz), Charles Francis, Am.
dip & stem. (1807-86) See ane Dawson,
‘Can, geol. (185% ).—John, 2d Pear
T7oF Mooi (75-1826). Jona [Alexander
Smith), fo founder of Pitcairn Isl. govt. (1760—
Gr. poet (525-456
Gr. fabulist of 7th conte
1829). ey, oth pres. U. 8.. 1825- ™,, D. 5,000; cap. Kabul.
ti7errisad) Maude” act. | Atrtes (Ef'i-ka), continent, 11,600,000 6a. m.,
_Trarlt TF Sohvaels a leader in Amn. Wow,
b68t, {66t; found; boil; fuiction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = wh as in when;
zh=3 as in azure; kh=ch asin loch.’ See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxi.
755°
756
Annapolis
Agaasts (ig'i-e8), Jean Louis Rodolphe.
sania ‘natur. (1807-73).
(set n8t'd0), ‘Emilio. Filipino
1870
Bombay. Indias
ms cee William Harrison.
0
ae Gayatri. Ne Prance: trib. of Olse:
Battles, 1914-18.—dept. France, cap. Laon,
ix la-Chapelle, (Bie“Ik-abicpal?. ity,
assets, Neyit'cho). sp. town, cap.” Corsica;
‘Napoleon's birthplace, p. 19.
(4 kém’pls), Thomas. Ger.
ae
Awron (kk’rOn), city. Summit co., Ohio,
‘Mabanwa (rd:puindy. state of U
a vad ere aa Mt
te Mobile riv.
Alaska (4-1 usa ter. U. 8., 590,844 9. m.,
juneau.
asbanl ai Sin, ‘Emma. Canadian soprano
1852—
(ipa 'nF-4), state in Europe, Balkan
,000; cap. Seutart.
@rbé-nh, ¥. State,
abort ti birt; Bx. Ol’bér). formerly Ancre,
‘town, dept. of Somme, Fr:, p. 10; battles,
1915-18,
Albert I, icing of Belgians fr. 1909 (1875—
eeKtbcrt Cat bere Prince OF Sake- Coburg
Gotha, husband of ‘queen Victories (1810
Alberta (&!-bir’td), prov. Can., 255,2858q.m.,
375,
Albert. "Nyanza_ (ol-in’st), lake E. can.
xdttiea, 119m. long. 25m, broad.
Magnas (A)-bér'tds "mig'ntis)
(Ager eho Great ‘Swabian philos. (1453-
). Athenian gen.
Am. novel.
Ting of Serbi
"of Russa (777- | Ammar
(1818-81),
GE. of asces (1645-00)
Alexander the Great, tng of Macedonia &
‘conqueror of eastern world (365-323 B. ©.).
(Gl"8q-zhn‘di!-4), sp. clty Egypt,
Alexandria
‘on Medit., p. 4
athert ae ), Vittorio, Count. It. post
KIX (i-f0n'e0), king of Spain fr.
Dé-abd!), ruler ‘of
rhe Liga of Sanna] (1741-1822).
Adlshabad” (r-larhi-bad). division
Pe reed . §,787.—elty, India,
rt “geen ot a
‘about 350 m. I
Atien (aV'@n), Ethan. Aim. soldier (1737-80).
‘Grant. 'Can.Eng. author
Ider & Father
Ve
ie, sentte, rire, elt, lool, fr, ask, pdrade; seéne, &vent,
right, sin; céld, Obey, c6rd, st3p, cbmpare; dnit, finite, barn,
Am. povel, 0s40- Jerome AS
gduc, & euusyist: dean, N.Y. School of
aahentby deeb, ake Edmund Heory Hye
Sr, gon (1801
Deity, co, Pa. p53.
. painter
‘Miston (alsa). Ws
ce -va-rh’thd), Span.
‘ady, Conqueror 00) Bae Gialamas iiss:
Pasquale. It. baritone
(im‘d-z5n), largest riv. in world.
7,000 mn. long. Ponivian Andan, to ACianOc
oc.
Ambrose (im’bris). Latin Church Father
(340-397
“mBr‘i-kd). the western continent:
.300,000 sq. m.; 8. Am., 7,700,000;
180,600.
ve vis}
afetreantas! figieteereswcnn.
Amberst \(im’bérst), Baron Eng.
soldier; cor pron of Coo 1717-97).
Amiel | (armyél),-Henrt ‘Predieic. Stan
mya), city on Somme tiv. Fr.,
Marie. Fr. phyxi-
(anrpar, Andes
cin & atur. ieee.
fterdam “(Am'stéediin), city, Nether.
Futkestan, con. Asta,
Arast
ama, (moo), ny
hry ia
1,280 m. to Aral sea,
Amundsen (i'min-ein), Roald. Norwes.
‘explorer (1872—_).
Amur (é-mO0e}), rv. E. Asia, 2.500 m. to N.
"Dales it 78),
‘vood ongraving Ia’ U8. isteta
in’ U. 8.
Asdes Ch
mt. system: 4,600 m.’ long:
Cape Hor ) Aconcagua,
(orn to Panama, 8. Am.
André (in‘dr&), John. Eng, soldier in Am.
Rev., executed at Tappan, N. Y. (1751-80).
(in’dr6e), Sir Edmund. Colootai
gov. in Am. (1037-1714).
(entdree kde’ gin), riv.. 175 m.
to Kennebec riv., near Bath,
anette do Fre Mocentine
Aue," Cape (hn), . extremity of Rasex co,
Anne 157 Austria
Ammo (in), of Amatria, wite of Louis XII of Armemia (ér-mé'nt-d), couneey in W. Asia,
Fr. Regent for Louis XIV (11 8. W. of Caucasus mi
66).- of Scot. & Eng., Armentiires (orman rar), town, N. Fr.,
woman suffrage leader
Antietam (in-{étdm), crock, Pa. & Md. to
‘Potomac; battle in Md. 186:
ani . Msedonian gen.
lec
Antilles (6n-t11'162) 9 rou ER, Greater
Lew aie W. >
Ani
‘of Monastic asceticism "(251—356)
Amiriin ‘kn'trtin. Go. of Ulster. troland, p.
Aquinas M@-kwt'as), Th It. theolog.
"1 Is jomas. 4
25-74).
rae (ote DEA). oot opunesy. 8. W. Asia,
‘Aral Seu (G01). inland wea, Asiatic Rusia,
Ararat toe Oe Mt. Armenia; highest peaks
‘about
‘Arg, Destine (ehk8 dkri), {Joan of Arc.
Fy. national hervine (14i2-31)-
Girkean Joh), sp. town, near Arctic
‘oceans N. Huan :
(Arkeme'des). Greck goomet.
"&mach, (287-219 B,C).
ATS bt1 000 sn. snc mreaiet daptar To a08 Ne
sn, in. areaicet dept
ima “(ir'jén'ws'nd), repub. 8.” Am.
PIslead aq. mm, p. 7250; cap. Buonos
Atres.
‘Anpoume (kr'c0n'), forest, border of Lorraine
‘Cham " Dattles, 1702, 1870
& 1914-18.
Argyll (4r-gil’), 9th Duke of. Eng. stam. &
Tmuthor:” gov; gun. of Canidae 18fe-057” as
Marquis of Lorne (1845-1014).
Arlosto It. poet
1474-1533).
o, (Aria tt 482), the Just. Athenian
Aristophanes ‘Arle-totd-néz). Gr. comedy
laywright (445-285 B. C.).
atetotie uristou). Gr. Philos. (84-822
Arizona (br-L26'nd), state U. 8. A., 113,020
m.
A. 53,
‘cap. Tittle Rock.—t
rie mis., Colo,
(ric t). "Bie Richard. Ene.
(1732-92).
‘Arunagh (Ai-m4, co, of Ulster, Irv., p. 120.
of
a (ir’ndld), Benedict.
of cotton-epinning machinery | Aus
‘on.
b. 29.
as Giri). Jacobus H. Dutch
founder of’ Arminianism (1560-
Soldier of Am.
. known ag “the Traitoc"’ (1741-1801).
Bae Edwin. tng: pose & Journalist (ead
1904).—Matthew. Eng. poct (1822-88).
Arvesteek (i-r0ts't00k), tiv. over 100 m.
long, Me.: flows to St. John riv.
(ar’riw’), city, dept. of Vas-de-Calass,
26; battles, 1917-18.
(ir'tdice-Erke’ez). Name of 3
fr, 465 to 338 B.C.
(Kr'thor). King of Eng., 6th century,
’ Jan, 2ist
mntinent, 17,000,000 sa.
, W. extremity of
Br. India, 53,000
eq. m.,
Assyria” (is-sir1-d), anc. empire W.
Nisoveh, P
ite cap. was
Athabasca (ith’d-bis‘kd), lake N. W. Can.
‘Hite, Marcus (Antoninus
emp, (121-1
ten), Jane, Eng. novelist (1775-
Austertttx (ous'tér-tta), town, Moravia on
the Littawa: battle, 1805,
jaureate (1835—
Austin, Alfred. Eng.
1913).—John. Eng. writer on jurisprudence
(1700-1850). ;
Australasia (0e"trAl-8’shd), term applied to
‘Australia & New Zealand; jmes to
all isls. of 8. Pacific.
Australia ((e-tri'l-d), commonwealth within
vyilaad continent bounded
bé%t, {66t; found; boil; fufiction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = wh aa in when;
zh=s asin azure; kh=ch as in loch.
‘See pronunciation key, ‘pages xix to xxii.
hh
Austria-Hungary 758 Belle Isle, Strait of
Austria-Hungary = (hin’ga-r), Bar-le-due (bir’l8-d06k’), town, dept
cen. Europes a 513 aq. m., D. B00. Meuse, France, p. 1
Aviona. See Vi Barnard (bir'nird), George Grey. Am.
ayr co 2 “of Sook, ). 269. sculptor (1863- ).—Henry, Am. educ
Azores (d-zrr’). niguCte, isls., N. Atl. (1811-11 Ms
ocean, 2,005 sq. m., 243; cap. Ponta| Barnum (| ates) Phiveas Taylor. Am.
Asov (i200), Sea of, vsa000, m.,8. Russia, | Barrie (bi ), Sir J. M. Scot. novelist
arm of Black sea. (1860- _).
Barrow, Br. Am., gulf.—
B Fotnt Barrow, Readiand, (N. extremity
Bab el Mandeb (bib’é] miin’ddb), strait (blr’tdI"d6'), Frédéric Auguste
bet. Red sea & Indian ocean. Fr. sculptor agoe ct 4).
Babylon (bab'l-Ifin), anc. city on Euphrates imeo (1 iSm-mi’S), Fra. It
riv., 85 m. 9. of Hagdad. Dainter (1472-1317).
Bach (bikh), Johann Sebastian. Ger. com-| Bartram okr’erdim), John. Am. botanist
‘poser (1685-1750). (699-1777).
Bacon (ba’kn), Baron Verulam, | Basel (oa 280), city on Rhine riv., Switzer
Viscount St. Albans. Eng. essayist (1561 land. p. 12
Baden (bi'a8n) rand duchy. Ger. empire, | of the = or hares, 25870). —
" luc are em] ye
5,823 mS Bit 2.100; ‘arlsruhe. Bass Strait (bis), 80-150 m. wide; bet.
Baihn (1 ) ‘liam. Fhe. aie (1584— Australia & Tasmania.
1922).—Bay, W. of Greenland, N. Ameri
800 m. long.—Land, Br. isl. W.
Bahia (bi-6/i), stato of Brazil, p. 2,000.
Batkal (bi"icil’), lake 8. Sibert
Bainbridge (ban'bri), Wiliam. ‘Am.
officer (1774-1833).
Baker (ba’kér), Newton Diehl, Am. lawyer
‘& cal of War during
inet officer; Secy. of
Great War (1871-" ).
Baka (bi-k60'), cap. of Baku govt., Trans-
saucasia. p. 26
Balboa (bal-bs'd), Vasco Nufiez de. 8p.
Balfe (pil), Michael. Irish composer
1808-70).
Balfour (b (bivro6r), Arthur J. Br. stam.
Baiuan (bikin), mt. rango 8. B. Euro
ent, bourided ‘by Adriatic, Blac
ean ssas, comptising Bulgaria, Scrbia,
Beanie, Nerzgoroa, Albans. Houmania:
Greece, Montenogro, & Turkey. In Europe.
ifle Provinces (b0l'tik), countries border-
ng Bettie sea, iesthonia, ‘Livonia, Cour
land, p. 2,085.
Baltic, Sea, "in N. Kuropo, inclosed by, Don.
‘mark, Sweden, Ruscia & Prussia,
ene (bOI'tI-mr), city on Patapeco tiv.,
700-1850),
Baucrott, (pinot), George, Am. his-
of Siam, on
cap.
Porata, near | el
‘hiss. town, 8. B. chore
Baudelaire (bod'itr), Charles, Fr. docadeat
poet, (1821-67).
Bavaria (bd-va'ri-4), stato of Ger., 29,201
2a, m.. p0.870; cep. Munich,
TTunit, famous chevalier (14761524)
famous chevelle -
Bayard” (bred). Thomas’ Francis.
team. & dil. (1828-08).
yon’), city, Hudson co., N. J..
‘de.
Wonand (iissn1e3) >
Beaurmarchais (borrite*shb>.
‘dramati
‘Augustin Caron]. Fr.
Beaumont Pe De
'bO'ré-giird’), Pierre G. Toutaxt.
L. gen. (1818-93).
Beata (bO-va'), cap., dept. of Otse, France,
Bede (b8d), The Ve Eng. monk &
rier (G137780). sey te oo. Ei te
000 | Betgorcounty, 1ab--dobua Plaitageace, ako
of, Regent of Er. Gaao-tasey,
(bechér), “Henry Ward. Am
Clenty. (sis-87),
Beethoven (bé-t0'vén), Ludwig von. Ger.
Bape L770- 1827),
Boties Cebrthet) ety ope Ucar ire.
Badtort (b81"10r), cap, of territory of Belfer,
France: battle, 1871; p. comm., 40:
um kis Pom or bél’; jam) aeinedon, of
H batths,
furope, 11.372
poubly 1818 & i Bit & pe 7.800; cap.
mee OND net,
mente eT yomeam
Iste, Strait of, bet. Labrador & New-
“ride, 80 m. long.
tat 1742 oon
Sng are
ate, senate, vire, okt, loc&l, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, eRe
right, sin; ‘edld, ‘bey, cord, stp, eémapare; ‘tnit, ‘taite, born,
foundland, 10-15 1m,
novél, refér;
it, focks, meni;
Bellini
759
~ Bonaparte
Belial (bél-I8/n8), Venetian
(1400-70); Gentile (1429-1
1430-1516).— Vicenzo.
1801-38),
Begares nia), holy, ¢
oven Ganges rv.
enue ‘Of India,
(b8n’é-dikt), name
eeoraly
& 1740 to i768, & XV.
inters: Jacor
on); Giovani
icilian composer
of, Hide
. 204.
oP , ae
bertinl. pops
3 saeh
recht eae
Side nthe « waned
seam (1782-1858) of dist, in
Kiley. fini ae
(bBre"s00'),
iF (on'ring), Gr Behring, Vitus, Di
¥ us, Dan.
b-t741), —Sea, bet. Aleutian
ing strate.
hilos.
Bov. of Va. (1610-77).
pects, (harks) co, of fing. p. 281,
Sern, ), cap. ler ‘on Spree riv.,
P.
Bertiex , (Bie"18"0e'), ‘Hector. Fr. composer
Bermuda (bér-mi'dd). Br. isle. W. Atl. oc.
20 sq. m.,p. 19; cap. Hamilton.
(bern), canton & Federal cap.
Bwits., p. of city, 85: of canton, 647.
(p8e'nded or’ bér-nird’; ' Fn.” bér’-
Fr. priest,
Fr.
tage (1845~
Berry-au-Bac (bi"re"O°bok), town, dept. oi
“Almne, Fr. battles, 1014-18; pd.
Berzelias (oBees'ietis:, Swep: Dee-te81-ts),
Johan Jacob, Baron. — Swed. chemist!
‘originator of chemical symbols (1779-1848).
Besant (bs-zhnt’), Sir Walter. Eng. novelist
(1836-1901).
(bés'd-ri’bI-d), govt. 8. W. Rus-
. 2,500.
(oie'-méc), “Sir Henry. Eng.
ineer_& inv.
(beth 1e-hém), town in Palestine,
6 m. 8. of Jerusalem: birthy of David
and Jesus; modern Beit-Lal
‘Colonial | Bi
Bothmann-Hollwes- (1 bh’ yieh)-
‘Theobald yon. Ger, glam. chencallor af
arte town, dept. of Pas-de-
Bienrilie palit, Jean Baptiste. Colonial
oy
“ry sts
Birkenhead (or
ler (1
), sp. city, Cheshire,
wdeas Bay of (bis ki pars of Atiagtic oe
eh reste
Cesar
‘Composer (1835-75).
jerne. | Norw.
Am. jurist
mGieto-eo)—Wiluar, ‘Scot. novel. (1841-
Black Forest, Baden & Wirtvemberg, Ger.
Black Hawk, Am. Indian chief (1767-1838),
Black Sea, soa 8. of Rusia, bet. Europe &
tome, Sir William. Eng. jurist &
| eee Crh Pi a
‘Sram a novel, (gs 1810)-
Jeremiah Sullivan.
iat)
Blake (vial), Robert, Eng. admiral (1500-
)-— William. Eng, engraver. &
gg 927) = Wiliam ‘Hume.
Juriat (1800.
Biane: Mont (ii04 DIKA), highest mt, of
Alps, on frontior of Fr. & italy; alt. 16,780
Biganerhaneatt rt _(plsn* Eras Be),
‘co-conspirator with Aaron Burr in
1764-1831).
Biles (oils), T
RRR
Harman.
‘Tasker Howard. Am. gen.
i Bose
cht von.
6 Appa
a during
ty, Presidency
19,672.
bw0"nk*pir 18),
ay 1, emp. of Fr. fr.
March, 1816 to Juno, 1815 (1799-1821) —
is brothers, Jerome, king of Westphalia
best, £86t; found; boil; fuziction; case; good; joy; then, thick; hw = wh asin when;
zh=s es in azure; kh=ch as in loch,
See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii
Bonheur ~ 780 Buckingham
(1784-1860); Josey of Naples & | Brandeis (brin‘dis), Louls Dembits. Am.
TELAT sluta: Eire of Holiaod urge (ison
778-1846) a dn-bStrkh’), prov. of
Napoleon ti histor < decephy cen. Prussia, p. 4,093.
Gatrgsy- rere hi dks duke of | sf elena IL Ae a Joseph. Mohawk Indian
mre) Fr. pir dae 7h * ‘States ef, repub.
Béahour (ost (borne), Rosa farie Rosalie}. 8,300,000 aq. m., p. 23,600; cap.
weaishee "sf aise oto Mabe), stv. of Texas, 900 m.
Boniface VIII ald
a Rawin Thomas, , Am. actor
(1833- 30) igh” Wilkes.
arransin freed
Willa (General, “Boe: elessys founder
of Salvation Army (1820-1912).
Berdeaur (br"dd), sp. city, cap. dept. of
ronde, Fr...
Borden ore,” ‘Slt Robert Laird. Can.
..80n of pope Alexander
‘soldier (1476-1507).—
chis sister, duchess of Ferrara
ont), julgaria for one
weet He coveded his father Ferdinand 1
Gct.'3d; ‘abdieatod Nov. 2.1018 (1804 x
wornse (hornea)s tah, Yet Indios, Br.
Dutch; 200,000 sq. m., p, 1,731.
Bosnia (bb2'ni-4), countiy in’8, #. Europe,
phneced, with ,Hersegovinn by” Austria’
Hungary, 1908; with Herzegovina,
). strait, 18 m. long:
weak e. oe
Becton, (boe'tan), sp. city, cap. of Mass.,
Béewell (biz'w81), James, Soot, lawzers
‘biographer of Samuel Johnson i748 EOS"
Louls, “Boer gen. & stam.;
inion of 8. Africa (1862),
‘Sandro, originally
‘ilipepl. ‘It. painter (1447—
Boucicaalt geld Dion.
play’ 2200).
Irish-Am.
is Antoine
zhi’), Georg
OOF Ben. (83 OI
@ (Oo-1N'S Fi. boo
"as-do-Canls, Fr.
. suburb
‘oP Paris, p>
Fr novels a
'prancis. Am. writer on
‘bo'én),
seni & ‘political economy (1811-90).
ak Riv. ia E. ireland; battle,
(brkd’Be), Edward. Br. gen. in
“Ain 008-1150). =
Bradiod (orba'Cérd), city, Yorkshire, Tog.
D. 288.— William, gov. of Ply:
Biouth Colony” se 1057)—
Bradstreet (brid’strét), on. Colonial
‘er
(
.p. 512,
Brest-Litovak tfak), fortress &
aD. of dit. credpe. fumia, D. 47-
Father (1560-1644) .” -
iamd (OAH), Arata, Fr. premier
" Coe’piet}, city, Fairfeld
Bright (0 “brid, Joba. 7 — isti-,
‘ jo .
rt) . Engiand
ame (bris ban}. cap. of Goccae:
tish Cetumbia, prov., Canada on Pacific
mae O8 88, ap. Vicworia. p, $03.
), bor. of New York City, p.
Brooke (bro), Rupert. Eng. poot (1587-
YB (brdsk-lin), bor. of Ne rock,
Sty pore ew ¥
Brougham’ (brov'dm), Henry Peter, Barco.
Eng, jun (1778-186).
Brewn (broun), John.’ Am. abolitionist
a *(oroun’ing, Ellzabeth PSE
. poet (poe 20: Roe Husband
oe), Hoverts
‘King of” Scot. fr.
1306 (1274-1329),
Bruges (brdozh), city, a of W. Flanders,
icles'ke).
Belgium, p. 63.
igium. p. 53.
aay 0). an
Brummell)
Brunellesc!
entine archi
Brussels (bris’stls), city, cap. of Belgium,
81),
Zag. argue Gi
mien xian nen Anam
Bryant (rant). Willam Collen. Am
oot (1794-1878),
Bryce (bris), James, Viscount. Br. stax.
pe suthor (1838—
Mawr (bein mir), town near Phftade-
bag Pa., famous for ite college for womes.
Buchaman (b0-kin'’én), James, 15th
oe ne fia Gi70! 1868) —Robert. i
(b80-Ked-
see
senitte, rire, ct, locll, fr, ask, pdrade; scéne, @vent, Sdgo, novél, refer
in; c6ld, dbey, obrd, stdp, eSmpare; nit, tnite, bora, eit, focts, mend:
Buckner 761 Canute
Bugimer (oiiote), Simon Bolivar. Am. | Cogs (ki/di), sp. city of Spain
Ses, Se aS) Cadorna ee adP ak Tiel’ Te. gon.
Budapest (boB'dd-péat), cap. of Kingdom of | — (1850
Huneary caamnen
Baddha ( ba an Gautama, Indian 7th cent
ham in UH contury BC: | Cusar (08
peat st), Bon gen. (1818—| stam. & hist. "(102-44 B.C.
Caine (kin),
Bucnos Alres (bwi'nts Vegas, bB'aie Weta, | 80s.
prov of Argentina. 1.807. ity, ep. i
Maik 1,932. BA.
By Ny ee Lake et 8),
ete. ‘Calais, Fr., on Str.
Balen ies, George, Louie, Lectere, | Caleutta ‘cap. of "or pal
Bag (ote), rv” Huse, Volhynia to Black | Calgary ticklish’) city Ribera Can. 00,
. tv, gicrD, an. B..00-
‘oe, 800 ii.— iv, ,to Viseute 450 m, toni el Geak bona’), "john Caldwell.” "Am:
Bukewtma ~ (000-k0- crownland of | ~ stem. & (1783-1850),
‘Aunts, 8." Of Guilcla, 4001 sc. n. | California GAUTOraI-a). state in U. fs
B. 800: cap, Cpernowits Bu ot mB 278: eap.
G&ieera)” Kingdom in Batkans,| *“Gutt of, on’ W, coast of Nt Am in Mex.
bes oy
Ball, Ole |
Ballard (0011 ‘ird), Robert Loe. Am. soldier in
Army in Fr. 1917-18 (1861~ ).
wean: stream? in NE Va: ‘battles,
(tan), Edward George
Lytton. Eng. _ novel,
—I Robert, 1st Earl of
ytton (Owen Meredith). Eng. poct
(4831-91),
Banker Hii)
2}, John, Eng. gen. in Am.
cdmund. Br. stem. (1729-
Burman (var'mé) of Br, India.
‘of Bengal 281 000d. me pats
(bark),
ee (br jobs), alr Edward. Br.
painter (1833-08).
Burms (biroz), John. Eng. labor leader &
cabinet officer (1858- ).—Robert. Scot.
post, (1759-96).
zs (barn'sid), Ambrose Everett. Am.
Barr (oar) Aaron, Am. pollt.; vi
‘Aaron, polit.; vico-pres.
of U. 3. Peeia
Burroughs (bar'6z),
executed for, witchcraft 50°08). S5
forace. Am. clorgy.
Butler (bition, Benjamin Franklin, Am.
Sg.” Polit.” (1818-03) “Joseph. | Eng-
Am. ody )— Samuel:
mone (lig), (Sir Julia Hoaworth George.
Byron (Iran), Gordon, 6th Lord.
Fee er Tyee TaER, Contos
c
Cable, ek), Seer Washington. Am.
( Moet), 3 Tealian navig, (1450-
—Sebaat
‘verritory of Mex., 61,562 sq. m.,
cHiigaia ‘Ug’O-1k), Caius Cesar Augustus
eevee 1p. of Rome fr. 37 A. D.
cans
(Calixtus (ki-liks’tis), name of 3 popes:
a eg te
‘of Peru. p. 48,
Siie alt Fr. soprano (1860-
cain (eaiviny, John. Fr.-Swiss reformer
the 1500-64).
7 708), Jules. Fr. dipl. (1845-
Camabeat, (ckit“brt’), city on Scheldt rv.,
Callao (kit rd 0), 8D. to town,
D. 23.
Cambie, eta p._ctt7, on Charten stv.
‘qppositg is3..°p, 105; Har
Pav & Mase." Instn ct ech
Cam riv., Eng. D. 40,
Pp. 41.0.
Cainddem (ion déns” diy, Camden co.. N.
urioamare iv. howe of Wale Wi
B
‘Cameroon (chy toon) |, or Kameruns, dist.
on W. coast. » Ger. “sapiony Prior to
$314, 308-000 94 Baz?
le. Port. poet
(china),
kim’), Alexander,
.. founder of Disciples of
66).—Sir Colin, Lord
field: mamhal (17%a"i86a)<—
Scot. poet (1774-1844).
Bannerman, (-bin’ér-min), sir
Br, stam. (1890-1908).
oe ‘ché), state of Mex.
, Dominion of, country
‘Br. empire; 3,729.920
camal Zone one AY 250). ter, surrounding
Panama canal, owned by U./8.: 47 mm.
long, 10 m. wide.
Camberra (ikn-ber’d). new cap, of Australia.
kan’), Edward R. 8. Am. gen.
1818-73)
can (aor a9), Joseph Gurney. Am.
it. (1830—
cmt (kan-O'va). Tt. sculptor (1757~
1822),
Camterbary (cha’tée bien, cathedral city.
cantigay antes api. tne et
Fr.; Ist Am. neti in’ Great ‘War,
diy, tals.
n'tin’), elt 280,
Glnute (kena. or
Den. (995-1036).
. 8.
Wine
boot, fet; found; boil; faction; chase; Sood: joy; then, thick; hw — wh asin when;
zh=z as in azure; kh=ch as in loch.
50
‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xdi.
‘Cape Colony. seo Case Province.
Gage Hatten (nit'erte), coast of NC.
Gage Horm, most southerly point of 5, Am.
at 8. end of NJ. 5m, long.
Province, formerly Coy Cox
Union of” 8. "Africa, “£77,000 64
pcg ay ‘Vincent (vin's at), 8. W. point of
, o2P,,of Cape Province,
Prov.
q. m.,
(Carlos (ichr'I06), ‘Don.
of Philip IT pron!
ers to 8p. cro
fader, Don Jaime de Borbon
(kir-it’), ‘Thomas. Scot.
‘hist. (1795-1881).
marthem (Kckr-inkr’th8n), co. of 8. Wales,
P.
Carnarvon (kirnir’vin), co. of N. Wales,
, Andrew. Scot.-Am.
1835)
‘Nicolas Mar-
Fr.
Fofaat of $p.:
name of several
Present, Carlist
Gs70
easayist
Reratoiat
Hippolyte, son, of former. Fr.” polit. de
tutor’ (edt ss).—“Siante. Prancale Sadi,
canal Fry ABST Oe (1887-04).
Caretine | (ele'o tn), Br. queen, wife of
1765-1820)
Pacific lale., bet, Philippines
oe fals.; owned ‘by Ger. prior to
Carpathians
Europe on
Danube.
it. painters: Ludo-
(1557-1602),
‘(ckr’ty&’), Sir George Etienne. Car
mame (Ste 7a) Seoutce Fe nave,
1494-1:
ct it (kbrt’rit), Edmund. Eng. inven.
‘of power loom (1743-1823),
(Cargse (kt-r00/08), Enrico. “Tt. tenor (1873-
Carver (icte'vée), John, 1st of Ply-
mouth Solon, { (1876-1621), or 7
icb’rt), ame of two Am.
CATaa0eri)-—Phovbe (tesa Ti)
cascade ange cte-Eid), te, in N Am.
Bear Pacific coast, fr. 'N. to
kd) . wide,
casee, Bay elses dg, Maine, 20 m. wide
peciiebannd 52°C | cervantes
to
.
therime (kith’érin). 1, emp. of Rusts
§iee1727) HL emp. ‘of, Russia (1729-
of Hear fin iste “ds Meahet Medel,
‘queen Pare, Gu & taet
oat Rue iia Rom,
noah actus
108-428 G5.
Cato a areas Forcius (The
Rom. stam. (234-149 B. C.).—Marcus
Porcius (of Utica). his great
Rom. soldier & stam. (95-46 B.C).
* tats) om. post (4-54
mts. 8. EK. Rusia,
a RST 18,000
1-181 Bernat, It. sculptor
72,000
Ceitint (ci
a eucaver (1800-71) op
fr. Mex. to Colombia, 180,000
Se IO Saray,
“Miguel de. Sp. writer, author Don Quizaé
(1sa7-1616).
eytom (1100), Br. el, in Indian ocean,
‘60 m. of india. 000 na. Pane
ay
ty, dept, of Marne, ‘on Marne ei
nasa 1870, 1914-18; comm. 31.
(chim’bér-tin), Joseph. Br.
(1836-1908) aioe Austen, his
(ehka"piAy), anc. prov. of Fr
ReaD) m6, Beer oC
is
Chinting (chin’Ing), William Ellery. Am.
Unit. cl § Ie anaor ice, (17801842)
Chant ‘dept. of
Oise, Fr., D. eae itis.
Charlemagne [4
| Cyrainis [OhariGe tho Greatt. (743-810
ite, senate, rare, c&t, loc&l, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent,
right, sin; cdld, dbey, cord, stp, cbimpare; ‘finit, Onite, born,
, noval, ref
it} foes, mend;
Charleroi Coleridge
‘Charterol town, v. of (shw i881 rwi’), town on
Matraut, Doletun F mpd Prot 12
‘Charles, name of 10 kings of pan’), "Frédéric
Bald (823-877); HE, the composer (1810-49).
HM], the Simple (875-929) ; ame of 19 Di n,
1294-1328): WV, the oi of ¥ & Swe, 14901550}
PaCS ON er ee ea
‘of Gr. Br. & a f | Sehr fe. Yous (1870— ,
1600-49) ;
ES
‘toun), cit
€0., Mass. now part of Boston;
Fil patte, 1775. ae: sou:
on ial. ‘of St Thomas, Virgin Iai. Us 8,
(ahir'Wte-v), city, co, seat
of Albemarie co, ‘Va.; seat of Univ. of Vi
liteauneiana (sha"t3"bri-KA'), Francois
Vicomte de. Fr. autlior & polit.
|-1848)
Clidfeca-Thberry (shirts'tytre,
town,
dept. Aisne, Fr., on Marne; battle, 1918,
CEitittes (shivwe-v0k), town on Seine,
Fr.; battles, 1870, 1918,
‘Chattanooga (chit’d-n00'gd), ¢ city, ©O. seat
CAittertom Chie Seta)” Thomas, sre
cl
1-70)
eppacer, (a0 ae), “Geo eS te Oath
Cheshire (chesht), ., P. O55.
Chest (che fia. J Bully “Boca
‘Stanhope, Earl og. tanh, “author
OL Letees (104-1773).
Chesterton Gilbert. Ketth.
(cbéarée-tan),
Eng. author (1874).
Caiiages (chk't-phs), state In Mex., 27.222
™.,
Entire, city on Lake Michigan,
Ciccsimsuga (chik-d-m0'gd), tb, of Ten-| Const Rage.”
ineasoe rivtin ‘Ton
‘Chfthuahua {ché-wo'w0" is
60,000
Chie ‘chitin,
5.08 in., p. 3.500; ea
cum (che"le’), ebemnerly' Be iil, prov.
cates sae m.:
tonal including: ‘Manchuria, 400.000;
easbin (ENED, Joneph Hodges. Am. law.
Oe aio ses? at Am: law.
_ G70? 1900
‘battle, 1863.
state in
Mex,
Pap. Bantingo.”
of
(keris t6-£6r) sates, martyr of
carly cnureh, (about ah. ia
John, Saint, the
jurch
Gaiden Mouthed. Gr. “fathee’ of chit
(344-407).
clereamt {church Mn, Randolph, Lo Lord. | Br.
inston. ‘Am. author
3
Br. stem. (1874—
i Tom
‘Ath, gon. & sum. (600-
30.
Camon: (si'mdn).
De.
Cincinnatus (ein-sin-’tOs), Lucius Quino-
tius. Rom. patrician (519 B. C.-?).
Gare te), co, of Munster. Ire. p. 104.
Giark (klirk), Champ. Am. pollt, (2850,
)- soldier
Frontiersman (1752-1818),
Ciaadins , (ki8'di-Os), Tibertus ©. Nero
Rom. emp. (10 B. 0.
aay tas? Henry, ‘Arm. stam. (1777-1853).
Gayton (1is't!
sn}, John Mi
Jurist & stam. (1706-1856).
Gin Buon, Jour & ptember iota.
Clemens | (kism’énz), © — 6
(Mark. Twain]. Ain. ‘novel. & humorist
(1835-1910),
Gement (is of, is .
notably Semen ‘vit, “Gtullo i.
re Gr. queen of
lBv'ldnd), eit Lake, Brig.
eta tel Meet
Wie. Am law.
in Am. (1738-95). er ae
Aah tone re EOE: ge
‘asia, rive $f Scot., in Lanark, Renfrew
Gymer" (kirméc). ‘George. Am. pateiot
1739-1813). ”
Coahuila “(ko-t-wBis), state in Mex,
‘inte slong Pacific coast of
63,745 sq. m., p. 368.
U, 8.. 11.000 fr.
1762-1835).
Cobden (esb'dta), Richard.
‘apostle of froo trado (1804-65).
oe
ugha * William” Predericie “Bata
Billy, Am, ‘scout & showman (1845-1017).
(kég'lin), Rose. Am. act. (1853-
).
. 8 el Taylor. Ei
pect frrsiassy Semuel Tay in
beDt, fot found; boil; fuiction; chase; e5 Boodi j joy; then, thick; hw = wh asin when;
‘See pronunciation ‘key, ‘pages xix to xadi.
zh=7z as in azure; kh =ch as in
Coleridge-Taylor 764 Crichton
eg
ing. | Coperniens (k0-pirni-is), Nicholas Pot
* Dost dra cr oy *
novel. (k5k71k4"), Benolt Constant. Pr.
; ‘act. (1841-1909). Mars
"nae, | Someday
«am, |e Gee ae
ota "| ty & prove Ea OD. ot Dee. 500,
cap. of | orety 75
Corellt’ (k6-r81’s), Marie. Eng. novel: b.
ma, on| ~Tealy (1864—
B. g,,| CORRE, Or#0), Gr. isl. in Modtt, 227 oq. m.,
er—riv: | Co" unster, Ire. p. 392.—
1 Texas,
c Pierre. Father of Fr.
ame for | ¢ gmedy (1906-84).
of Br. Bitea (air ay
¢ 3, of ing. b. Sak
of Ohio, | € i, Charles) "Marquis
scoverer "etonted Yorktown,
1 pa, m.,| Cece (664 "Fedn Baptiste Camille.
Seti: | ORE CES, Jean, Barto re
’9)," Antonio Allegri. It.
tus | “painter dee 15945,
91-192). | Corrtentes (kiré-4n'tée), prov. Argentina,
mm Ole;
Ciralen, (ete Erte. in Modie.: biruh-
philos. epoleae, 3, 377
Cort (wor. “Hears igre. (1 740—
Thorne, | Corea’ dcde-ths’) Sp. conqueror
- oe r - oe Mee Ei emia ing;
oe ; ae ' Coranas ), prov. in Sp., 3,051 sq.
fonge, sate in 8. oon.
930,000, 86
afoot
prov. of re.
‘Canada
Belgian,
y, Belg
iO
p.15,000.—rlv..
it (kén’ndt),
6571 oq. m., 0. 595.—Arthur
Duke of.” Br. prince, gov.-gen. of
1911-14 (1850—_).
leat (icducngeTicit), state tn 0. 8.,
4990 80-1, Bi D1, are
ea Pi iosonh. Polish-Br.
Conrad "(kbn‘rid),
novel, 1672
(ciin’std-bl), John. Eng. land-
‘scape paintor (1770-1837).
Coustance (kén’sténs), lake in cen. Europe,
Dordering Switzerland & Austria; 200 ft.
above sea level; 208 3q.
Constame (kOn-siki'), Benjamin. Fr. painter
(1845-1902).
Constantine ‘(cin'stin-tin), Gaius Flavius,
Rom, emp: (274-337).—1,
ag of Grocce 1913-17 (180s ad
Constant icon“ gthn=21-nd "DD. oF
Sea of Marmora &
ierey.; founder ‘Temple Univ
Pa, (1843— ).
Cooch-Behar (icS0ch-bé-hir’), state in India,
“Gtbe'win), Thomas, Ant stem.
sa
Cosaacis oes frfben of 8, Rus. on
cunt mes *
"=p, Om, Am:
10.586 ea
(ei tra’), town.
Bel.; battles, 1302, 1914-18, p.
om ary (kav'én-trf), city, Warwick, Eng.
Covington, (kiv‘ng-tin), city, Ohio rv.
cose?
ke , William.
pecorhsnrne 08 pEr), Eng.
City, Vistula riv., Galicia,
Ome taps ot Fe . 150.
Crane ‘ta ‘Seephen ‘Am. novel. (1870-
1900). att. (1845-1915).
Cranmer (année) Eng.
‘abp. of aptarbury (1480-1508)
(Crassus (criis’ts), Licinius. Rom.
‘triumvir (115-53 B. C.).
(Crawford (\cr0'ferd), Francis Marion. Eng.
‘novel. (1854-1909).—Thomas. Am. sculp.
ieeige wae ‘Harris, Am. stem.
207 ea. ta. B07. 1772-1834),
James. ir. navig. (1728-79). ‘Cremema (kré-min’é), prov. of It, 095
(k0Op’ér), James Fenimore. Am. at ‘™., Pe. Se.
Pat hale alien Sicha” ‘igs in Meas cy Admir-
cnhagen (ic: pert gta), |. city on Sound; | ““able'I- tame £
cap. Den., p. 60! tPs80!a5), PO
pentte, rr rare, c&t, local, flr, ask, pdrade; scéne, &vent, » novel, refér:
seh sin; cdld, obey, cbrd, stép, cbmpare; dnit, finite, barn, cit, fochs, mend;
Rare Some
1, 1854-66; 10,000
Croatia (cr0-Kaht-d),. with Slavonia,
cxvebett abi. David.”
560 B. C.
well wal),
nwealth of Eng. ft
‘tector of
(1509-1658) .
.,, Sir William.
on a,
J ®
Crsaor tons
jane
crspien ga "tirot'dtsy, ty. Surrey, i
Crafishamk (lr26k'shink), George.
‘satirical art, (1702-1878).
(cu’bd), fal. repub., W. Indit
44.178 sq. m., p. 2,150; cap. Havan
Cumberland. 'bér-idnd), co. 1
200.—mta, in Tein. in
i war: B, 8.600.
vita’), cap.
jobn Adolf. Am.
dinival & (ay. 806-705,
(di"ho-ms’), Fr. colony, W. Africa,
m., B.,903.
(aaa Yinomas. Colonial gov.
Dallas (dil'de), city on Trinity riv., Tex.
Dalmatia (dil-mi‘eht-d), brov. of, Austria
con, Adriatic soe. 4.940 24. mi.
Damascus ( (di-mis’k0s), anc.
Dana (di’nd), Charles Anderson. Am, od.
765
Demosthenes
30) —Richara ‘Harding. “Am- ‘novel. tisé4—
Davis S narrow sea bet. Greenland &
Stamp for for noe {776 Bho)
inv. of lam
Davys
—will
G ‘muthor or (1854 |).
‘William Rufus.
cap. Montgomery co.,
Take in Palestine, 1,312 ft. below
level of Medit., 46 m. long, 8 wide
‘Claude Achille. Fr.
Decatur (d8-Ki'tér)," Stephen. Am. naval
der Ae
vid. ing. novel: pub-
1719 ""(1661—
{ds kklb), John. Ger. soldier in
i Fr. painter (1797—
Delaware (dai'd-war), state of U. 8., 2,050
. Pover- Sav. of U; Urs.
De Kalb
‘Am. (1721-80)
Detereche «
(1819-9 ‘Francis. stam. (1743— ig tnd cap. of Delhi prov. & of Br.
1811)-- amen ‘Dwight. hm geol. (1813- mutiny 1857; pe 233.
95) (G8 mil’), James. Can. novel.
(qin yelp. Josephus. Am. cabinet Mae,
omcer. &e ‘Secy. ‘Navy during Great War errs (QS -mole'rt-tiia), Gr. philos.
p‘Anmunsio (Gan ntin 28 '28-5), Gabriele. It.|De Morgan (dé mdr’ ‘William Frend.
post, novel. & patriot (1864— ). Eng. novel. (1839-1917).
per. (aan’t&), It. poet (1265- | Demosthenes (d8-1 . Gr. orator
—132! (352-322 B. C.).
dost, "1061; found; boil; fudction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = wh ag in when
zh=s as in azure; kh =ch as in loch. ‘See pronunciation ‘key, pages xix to xi.
766
East St. Louis
Denain
Denain (d8*niin’), town, dept. Nord, Fr.,
Denbigh (d8n’b). 0. of Wales, p. 145.
Denmark (ea) Kingdom N. Europe,
15,500 2.800; ea
Denver (din’vér) cap. of on 8.
Hatte riv., Col 3 .
Depew (dé-pl'), Chauncy Mitchell. Am.
orator & st.m. (1834— ).
De putn'at), ‘Thomas. Eng.
Derby (asrbi: diet, co. of Bng., . 660.—
cap. of co. 126.
René. Fr. philos.
lor.
|, 1539 oo tas
“city” on
long. tr. Take
v. 28 m.
&t. Cialr to Lake Erie,
Devon (dév'dn), co. of 8. W. Eng., p. 700.
(d00'a), George. “Am. admiral (1837-
(dé-K2'), Bartolommeo. Port. navig.
1500).—Porfirio. Pres. of Mex.
1884-1911," (1890-1015).
vital Site, mse. nr
1812-70)
(ai‘Gn). John. Irish stem. (1851-).
‘Namur,
nas (qpraka ), town in prov.
Diockdan (Bewpshe-do), G. Valerius.
Flom. emp. (264-30
Diogenes a ene) Gr, cynic (412-323
mysins (dI--nish’s-Gs), Tyrant of Syra-
cuss 451-307 B.C),
conafiel Br. stam. & novel, (1804-81).
District of Columbia, ter.
708q. .,
seat, of cap. of U. 3., p. 400.
Dix (aiks), John Adains. Am. stem. (1798-
(obspap). iv. of Rum, flows to
Hv. of Europe,
Bi flows to’ Black
Dobradja (4o-brid'sé). part of Roumanis.
wana, by WP Danube 7a Bulgaria
Dobson (ag Yéhn), Henry Rustin. Eng. poot
Dedgnon diay stn) Charles Lutwidge [Lewis
Carroll}. 1532-08).
Dominte Friar,
Detroit desea is
‘Mich., p. 580.
(dourreatioe” Satce.
founder of Dominican Order (1170-1221).
ican Republic
Donatello (aan-eisio).
(1386-1400),
Benegal (don S50). co. of Ulster, Ire... P Loe.
iB} Gaetano. “ier com:
T7s7-aaa),
pert dbra, Paul Gustave.
Dorset (dor’sdt). co. of 8. ). 223.
estore (dée’t Sb ace itor Michal.
‘ago"t, “tows ‘In’ devi:
Fre p. 30.
(don
Dore Fr. painter
(1833-83)
fuss. novel. (1821-81).
Deuat of Nord,
Dongias (dig'lds), Sir James._Can. admin.,
founder of British Columbia (1803-7).—
one ah Amold, Am,
stam. (1813-61).
bor. of Kent co., Eng. p44
& Fr, 20-27 mi wide,
Dram: (drim'mind), Henry.
tthe lam Rey. &
Marie Jeanne, Com-
‘Misuresa of Louls XV (1743-98).
Dublin ce ‘0 den 477
Sang cal S050 Litey TB me
Dadevaint "iaaa"viiy) 0” (George
mial gov. of Mass. (1576—
patach iityepeh), city & Jake port, St.
inn., on Lake Superior. p. 50.
Damas ae exsodre." Fr. ‘bora
Te03-70) "Alexandre:
oe
& dram, (1824-05). ntatthnen.
pe pfStieetnllltary, srctter (1 89-1831).
(di‘mort-8),
Or Ear artist & novel. ({s34-90)-
mmbartem (dim-bir't6n), co. of Scot, 267
Duinouiies (d0"mB "17H, Charles Francots
Fr. gen. & 1739—1823).
Diima’ (i'n) or Seathern ri.
Russ. flows’ bet, ‘Livonia, &
Gult'ot Riga, 656 m,
Dumber (din’bir), Paul Laurence. Am.
post of race (1872-1906)
Dover, p. 39.
Durango (da-rin's0), state of Mex., 38.000
m., P.
Durazes "(dort'd), sp. of Albania, oa
paditic 8.5,
ee oo, ot NE. Eng.
Bese aan)
1,370.
m., p-
Dv. (dv6r‘zhitk),
compoger (1841-104),
Dwina (dw3'nd), or Dvina, riv. of N. Rom,
lows to White sem, 17100 tn:
bert
(amz), Emma. Am. soprano (1867-
AG Jubal Anderson. Am. Confed.
Mer, (1816-94).
East Indies, © of Asia: India, Indo-
‘China & Malay
East River, Ing Long Isiand
ent
Sound with ‘New York Bay. 15 1°}
East St. Louis, city on Mississippi! riv.,
Ate, senfite, rare, cit, local, fiir, ask, pd a eege)
Fight, sin; cdld, dbey, cord, stép, c&mpare; duit, dnite, btrn,
Pp. 60.
rade; scéne, évent; noval, refér;
foes, meni;
Ecuador 767 Ferrara
Ecuador (Gi'nd-dor). rep. cf 8. Am., 116,580] Ease (Gy'otia). co. of 8. E. Hng...p.1.352.—
|. T., p. 1.600; cap. Quito. Robert Devereux, Ear favorite of
fan, Mary’ Baker. Am. _mota- ‘elisabeth (1807-1001).
eo) oc Sclence | Egthenia (Go"tio'nk-d), one of Baltic prov.
Ean tea itn). Br Robert. Last proprietary | Etna (8t’nA), wicanie mein Biely, 10,874
v. "
ediabargn ‘es rén-bOr'G), city, Midlothian; | Euckem (otk’tn), Rudolph. Ger. philos.
cap. of Soot... p. 320, “(se
Edison (6d ls 4 (Q*ktd). Gr. geomet. dived sbout
Eamonton Bagéats (0'2hkt'5, Marlo do Guzman,
ee Re tr heer
=
of edward HT (1330-
Eawards (d’wards) Jonathan. Am. theol
se a ap
~ tn), Edward. Am. novel.
. 460,000 aq. m.,
waked 2% ai he
fal). Alexandre Gustave, Fr.
meninges, builder of Bitte Tower (1s32- "),
uatertmoslay (y8KN't-r6'n0-|1K0, town of
‘Russ., on Dnioper riv., p. 196.—govt. in
8. Russ.” 24.500 38.
(alba), Te ta, fo Baki be BaP 90,
be (Gib). Hy, of cen. Eurspe,
Engar (01's ie ae ‘Edward William. Eng.
enempgees, (18572
reat), Chaarica Witam, , Am, edue.
(1824 George, (Mary ‘Ann | Evan
Eng novel, (181980) “John, Am, “Apostio
oe ae sa, “(ioua 1632).
nee (e-tiz’d-beth) ‘of Eng. fr.
ed Peullne: Ottilie Louise
1558_(1533- 1603).— Pan
‘of Roumanis
GB i. city. cap.
Emerson. fale Sheet Ralph Waldo. Am.
esayist, philos. &
gsamet'Gm00, Robort. ieish’ pateiot
(1778-1803)
Endicott (én'd1-kst), John. Colonial gov.
ye div. of Gr. Br., 50,851
29. 1B. DBA.
(pkrmt non'dds). Gr. stem.
eeeeon is: on C. »
epicfetas, Gpructe'tis). Gr. Stole philos.
Eggcares (ep Kci'rdis). Gr. philos. (342-
Erasmus (é-riz'mds), Desidertus. Dutch
‘scholar (1466-1536).
Ericsson (é'tks-sn), John. Swed. enginoer
1803-89).
G'rl), one of great lakes drained by
wrence, bet. U. 8. & Can., 250 m.
battle, 1813.—city on Leake Erie,
fr. Buffalo 13
yh Hudson
ic name for Ireland.
. vilayet of Armenia,
b6dt, £65t; found; boil; fustction ; chase; good
zb=2 as in azure; kh=ch as in loch.
». of the Fr.; wife of Ni Mi
e-em. japoleon
, | Baparates (O-frat’a), riv. of Asia; Armenia
se eee ce moe
Earope ‘ir0p), continent, 3,750,000 sa. m..
Eusebius (0-08'bI-). Ecclosias. hist. (260-
@'vana), Robert Dungtison (“Fighting
‘Am.’ naval off. (1846-1912),
{erAneVM), cap. of Vanderburg
man rt 29.
Everett (ever), Eaward. Am. stam.
Eyck, Van ‘(vin-fk’), Hubert. Flemish
(1365-1426),—Jan, Flemish painter
1385-1441).
F
Fabtus (fi’bi-fis)._ Maximus
“the Delayer™).
‘Rom. ee ont
Fabre (tab). Jean Hens. BEES
1823-1915).
Fairbanks farbinks), Charlo Warren.
‘Vice-pres. 1904-08 (1852-1918),
Falkland
8.
rok IAd). Br. ils, in 8. Atiantic
6,500 sq.m. B. 3.
300 m.
rors (fh'lyar’) Clement Armand.
P. 126.
woe is (ieat-
Fail River, ristol oo., Mass.,
varia) ‘Am. ‘cardinal
john Murphy’
(1842-1918).
1, king of Roumania fr. 1914
(1865—
Fernandez" (Ctecnka'dis;, §
Juan. Sp. navig. (153
Be iodgenanrant.
of N. It, 1,100
$26.—cap. of
‘good; joy; then, thick; hw =wh pin When:
See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxi.
Ferrero 768 Galicia
Feerere (fer-i'r6), Guglisimo. It. hist. & | Fert. Wayne (win), dy of Allen co. Ind.
lecturer (1872— ». 79.
Fessenden (te fn-tién), William Pitt. Am. Viorth, city of Tarrant on. Tex. P73.
stam. (1806-69). Fourter (f i), Frangois Charies. Fr.
Fea of the e,capltale of of M 300: Socialist _(1772-1837).—Jean Baptiste. Fr.
Cyrus We tolegraphle pre: math, (1768-1830).
moter Viuto.os) Ragone. Fex_(foks), Charles Janes. Eng. stam.
FS ac, omy. ee. no | an eee gay eit
707854). pnw aes — France Y drhae abe. reada Quasi .
Sent. 5 ca. Europe, a B, 4.000: cap.
ri te ‘Br. isla. in'S. Pacific, a8 oa D aris.— Anatole (eaves Tinibaanth, =
, Millard. 13th pres. of
Pa ie
Finiand (fin'iknd)._ fors 1 ait pe of
state 1018; "194,820 Nj 164s cap.
Holsingtors —Giait os BA SB
m. long.
wisun Wisccumball (fin’mél-K00I), Irish
ic hero of 3d century.
Hamilton. Am. stam, (1808-03).
gs ohn, _ Arbuthnot, Baron,
Br.
"Am. philos. (1842-1901).
Am. inven.
(1743-98).
weeny ee re eee ceed de, Fr.
cardinal &~ siam.(i653-1743)—Claude.
Fr. hist. (1640-1723).
Florence (fiér’éns; Ir. Firenze). city of It.
‘prov. of It., 2,203
Fontsinebiean (fonrestDls). town, dept.
‘of Seine-et-Marne, Fr. p. 1
Foechow (fa'chou'), city 8)". China on
‘Min tly.,
manufac.
& polit. (is63— Am.
Dovel. (1865-1902)
Fortar ‘(tor'far), co. on E. coast of Scot.
‘Assisi.
Gisas 1220). of founder of Order
of Minims "(1416-1507).—Xavier,
mission (1506-52).—Ferdinand,
Of Austria,
Ak‘Nn), Benjamin, Am.
(1706-80).—Sir John.
tor. (1786-1847).— William
Idier (1823-1903).
Fraser" eitrk'eae), Flv. in ‘British Columbia,
Preaerick ( (redvee-ne). 1, Be Ger.
5 LBL 00) AR Gers emp. L194
it Hig ey of Fret (G7ia-pe).
lt, emp.
Prumis, the
(1860-1915),
(frwi’sir), Jean. Fr. poet & hist.
(1338-1410).
Frontemac ‘front’! Louis de Buade,
reise),
Fujiyama ((50'je-ys' mA), oF Palt-Sem, vol.
canic mt, of 12.400 fe,
Falten Lat fare Am.
Bes saleeed Frederick. Am. sokiter
(1865-1917).
G
|. in| Gaberiaa (gi-bé'ryo’), Emile. Fr. novel.
18,600 | | 835-73). 0 ,
(1806-| — painter Tir . se
nfed. | Galba (gil’bA). Sulpictus, Rom
emp. (3B. 0.-69 A.
- G (ghi-tsh’e-4), crownland of Austria,
’ Forth, Beot. | 30.311. pa. m.. p.’8.036,, ma ry
Ate, senfite, rare, c&t, locil, fiir, ask, pdrade; so8ne, évent, noval, refér;
right, sin; c6ld, dbey, ord, stép, o8mpare; nit, dnite, barn, cit, focts, mend;
Galilee 760 Great Britain
Ee Pees SS | ee
cen. Palestine, 13 m. (gfb’Ginz), James. Am. cardinal
Gatton (okt 18'9), It agtron. $8010) | IESE Yin neotrete)
pea et ), Jacob H. Am. pour.| Fou, © Spain. annex abies By be Bead
oe aa theos , (gib’stn), Charles Dans. Am.
ee ee ee Be: dettlen, | Gilbert
physicist
ligt ot, co at Commu, Ire., p.
Gambetta, (it"bee"A), Leon Michel. Fr.
gam, A838" $2).
(ganj8e). rv. of N. India, 1,800 m.
ol, Bee & National Fuel Adminis.
gator (ig63- 9: James Rudolph, cabinet
cried 1 cea, Giuseppe. It.
genase a
bron ty, 8..W. France, 355 m.
David, Eng. act (1710-70).
‘William Lioyd. Am:
re, ‘a internationals (1805-79)
Gatun toon’), town Canal Zone, p.
oman ie ‘ot’ Panama Canal, 6.600 7
Gantier (g5‘tys’), Theophile. Fr. poet &
novel. (1811-72).
Gayner (gi‘nér),” William J. Am. jurist,
mayor Ni ¥, 1609 (1851-1912).
(géd’és), Sir Eric Campbell. Br
expert, first lord of
Gere" dis
Geneva (jé-n8'vd), canton of Switz. 108
. 154.—cap. of canton, p. 126.
gia Kan)” "Mongol con-
seer cients
Told ity ope of alg pda,
Serge (or), nams of of Gr. Be, &
Tr: a 1683-1760):
HEH (1738° 1820); Gran 1800 v,
1910 (1s65—_).—1, King of Greece
peo Salat. “patron, saint, “of
Eng, martyred in
Georg ie are ot. 8, 50.475 19.
éap.- Atlanta.
lca, ter.
‘Owned by Ger.
Ean a’ coast Aiica, 384.176
n rope, 208,71
ote 8.780 sa.
jér-min'-kis), Cesar. Rom.
German Southwest Africa, ter. owned by
‘W. ‘coast Africa,
Sake or
Sir Hum Ei
Tnavig. ({agbe53).— “Ste Wuligts “oh
Eps, itbrettiet with Sullivan (1836-1011)
‘Vincenzo. It. stsm.
Am. merchant
one . Ewart.
Bee star (Se 08
Glamorgan (gli-mor’gdn), oo. of 8. Wales,
plis’e®). city, on Clyde riv.,
joucester size of Ei
Gracie Gla Alms “Am. sopra’
cos in ee mec hn
C Ger post nove
eh (gold’amith), Ol Triad
cree (gun. ‘Maximo. Cuban patriot
(1826-1908), pas
‘yon.
839-85) Charice e'Wiltant [Ralph
Can. clergy. & suthor (1 .
- Confed, soldier (1832-
Maxim [A. M. Pyeshkov}.
‘Russ. ee vel. (1308-
Gort:
gen, & ath
°Ciaga Bs —Fredericl
Am. soldier & a
zh-=z as in azure; kh=ch as in loch.
und ; boul; tuziction ; chase; good; joy ; then, thick; hw = wh as in wh
See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxi.
Great Salt Lake
770
Great Salt Lake, in Utah, 4.000 f. sbove
75 m. long.
Grose Slave Laks, in NW. Territories, Can.,
dom. of 8. Europe,
300 m. long, 60 wide.
Greece (grés}
Sogae en Bb ‘Athens.
jorace. | Ama: ed. & publicist
. Nathaniel, Am. gen. (1742-
one cae
N. Am.,
4, 4,400 fe.
tm. sculpt.
ent co.,
Hiv. of
Spain &
ne group,
atennala’ (awa tid-nahay. pogfePub., Con.
G
‘Am, 47.500 (aq. m., . 2,000.—city, cap.
D.
Gilane GeR'2), ace section of 8. Am., owned
Gulesa sia). Gult’dt, ‘oo’ W. coast of
jazot (g8%25' Pierre Guillaume.
cog Pl Bier
a
Haakon VII Prince Charles
agtamark, etn Woe. br ibs ava Se
Hadrian (isar-hn), Publius Aclius, Rom.
‘amp. (75-138)
Eig): ine, cap, of Netherlands, p.
Ths. Hague Tribunal estab, 1809,
mann (hi’né-mdn), Samuel Christian
ician, founder of
i co OF Peis
ig Gas) Douglas."
Hainaut, na, prov. of Bel.;
tn W- Laden, 28.200
‘dopublic of. part of W. Viaitl
(0.200 eq. me: cab. Portals Prince,
ear i, Paty on isl. of
Hale Gab) Haward Everets
& author
Am.
clergy.
(1822-1000).—Nathan. Am.
hist. (1777-
te, eeniite, rire, c&t, local, fiir, ask,
right,
Pérade; acéne, évent,
sin; cbld, Obey, cbrd, stp, cbmpare; dnit, dnite, pan ee}
Hayes
rik), Fits Greene Am. post
(Woo 1Ge") tt jenry Wager. Am. en
1816-72).
(havin, Edmund. Eng. astron.:
a ie eee eee, rounder
of school (1880-1086);
Hambarg, (bim’birkh), city on Elbe riv.
Hamiicar. (tim'T-kts), name of several
generals.
Hamilton (his it0s), clty, Ontario, Can
10L-~Alexander. "Am, soldier & scam:
757-1804).
Hampden (himp’dén), John. Br. ante
royalist (1504-1043)
(Gimp'shie), or Hames, co. of
’kdk), John. Am. Rev.
‘Ist governor of Masa. (1737-53
Eng. composer (1685-1759).
Hang: Chow thing chou’, cap. of Chektang,
Hankew (hin‘kou’), city & port, ‘Hupeb.
China, p. 900. if
Min’ at-bdl). Carthaginian gen.
ct
Garis 8,
Hanover (thie), prov, Prussia, p. 2,760.
—city, 303.
a labor
,, Of Prov. B-
Hardie a), James Keir. Br.
leader (1856-1616).
mandy” (bird), homas. Rng. novel.
section of
Y, Fe “ate,
(hir’pér), William Rainey. "Am.
"s Ferry, town, v.. We
on Potomac 1;
Scone of notable venta in Civil War.
ward Henry. Am.
(768-809).
Harvey (hir'v), William. Eng. anst.
(1578-1657).
Hasdrabal (ibs'drov-bdb), mame of several
Carthaginian generals,
Hastings (bis'ting:). Warren. Eng. gov.
gen. of India IB chart.
{mann (houpt’min), Ger.
dram. (1862-").
(hiv'Idic), Str ton. Br. gen,
(1795-1857).
Havre (nk vér), sp. city, France, p. 1
Hawau (hi-w? pal tee, of U- Bin Pecite,
P. 192; cap. Honoiutu.
Hawthorne (b0'thirn), Nathaniel. Am
novel. (1804-64).
), John, Am, stam. & author (1835~
1
(hy'dn), Joseph. Aus. composer
(1732-1809).
(hiz),” Rutherford Birchard.
refi
povél, re ee:
Hazlitt 77 Idaho
Haxiitt (izle), William. Eng. critic | Hel @BryoW), city, Hampden co.,
(1778-1830). Mowe
Hearn, (iéen), Lafcadio. Br.Jap. author més). Gr, poot of oth century,
Hebrides "(hs 40), or’ Homan, larger
(aib'r-dta), nla. W. of Scot.,| Hondo (hGn'd0), or Hemsia, largest ta
3,000 9d. m., P- ees
Regal (hiveti), ‘Wilhelm Friedrich. ioo'rds),
Philos, (1770-1831). ‘Am., 44,275 8d. m., D. 560:
Bqeg) nN” Neiarieh Ger. post (1707~| see ome, Caongretng’, Br. tal., mouth of
. ng’), Br. isl., mou
(iBi’sing-fOre), sp. town, cap.| | Canton Tv, Rak”,
Finland, p. 112, Homotula | (53°00-100160), cap. of Hawnlt
Hemans ‘{is'mdnz), Felicia, Eng. poet | ter., p. 52.
(1703-1835). {hbn'ahgDy; See Hondo.
Hendricks (hén’driks), Andrews. | Heed (hood), ‘Thomas, Boot (1700-
Vice-Pres. of U. 8. (1819-88). Tein oMount. peck of
(hén’tn, Wi Ernest. Eng. poct| 11.225 ft,
5 (hoo'vie,., Herbert Clark. Am.
eaame of 8 lex notably: | @ng., om. elleg during, Gresé
fas7-1422); crite 47n—aame fortag: U Stood admin s7e
OC 4 ings of Pe. bd7 Cer & Rom. (hop'ktns), Edward,” Colonial gov.
emps.—also IV, of Navarre (1553-1610).— ‘Conn. (1600-67).—Mark. Am.
Am: Patriot (178090). 1802-87).—Stephen. Am. patcot (1707—
ett Cs) ephtion. (500B.C. )
Hereford (hér'g ford), co. of Eng, p. 114. ” | Herace (hie‘ts), Quintus Flaccus, Latin
Herkimer (hér’ki-mér), Am. gen.| poet (45-8 B.C.).
715-7), Co extrem. 8. Am., on Tierra
Hered (nir‘hd), the Great, king of the Jows| | del Fucwe,
(FA BCH ng (Or'tids), Eugenie. Wife of Louis
Herodotus. (isroa'6t0s). Gr. hist. (484-| “Bonaparte (7as-iaots-
425 B.C). tn), city, Harris co., Tex.,
Herrick (hé’tk), Robert. Eng. poet (1591- jam. Am. gen.; pres. of Texas
1674)
Herschel (hér’shdl), Sir John. Eng. astrof.
» ez 87D) of E
{hart tera). co
jer'tad-gO-ve'nA)”” Country tn
Baikns, with Bosnia’ annexed by Austrie:
neat teh
oc) ‘al-Od). Gr. poet (about 776
Hewhert (hO'l8t), Maurice. Eng. novel.
(hil), Ambrose Powell.
[sa (1825-65).—James
R. builder (1838-1916).
ra, (ate mii’
a oer
Sree eoek
Sta dt bace Paul von.
Hindu Kush ‘hide. koveh), mt. range of
mates Soest
aeuetan (hin-dé )s lan 10 of
:
Hippocrates (hi-pdk’rd-téz). Gr. physician
Hoar (hor), George Frisbie. Am. sen.
(1826-1904).
(hO’bdrt), Garret At Vice-
Re te
‘Tasmania,
Bepeken .. “eerkén), sp. city, Hudson co.,
Am.
(1830-1909).
Hewe (hou), “William, Viscount. Br. gen.
in Am. (1729-1814),
Howells’ (hou'éis), William Dean. Am.
Wee a Eo
~ tate in N. Y., 300 m. to
wles Evans. Am. jurist
oe Marie, Viscount. Fr.
Am. commodore (1773-
oy, He. 201.
,_, Scot, hist. (1711-76).
ingell
Eng.
jologist, (1825-05).
Hwang-fle (hwing-hd), riv. in China, 2,000
m, to Yellow sea.
(aolekeed}, William. Eng satirical | Hy (hi'déra-bid’), state, Deccan,
Painter (1607-17 india, 62,000 oq. m., p.'15,378.—eap. of
Wskckalde (b0% 10°40), ial. of Japan, 20,500] state, p. 600
P.
nstbetst "indi'bta), Hans. Ger. painver 1
1460-1524).—Hans, son of former. Painter
1407-1543). Theem_(ib'sin), Henrik. Norwog. dram.
Heliand (hol'idnd). Soo Nethertands. ea 1200)
Hotman-Hant™ (iolman aint), William, | testawa Cn 2), Dan. lal. N. Atlantic.
Eng. painter (1827-1010). 40,000, Bb: ap. Royale.
Hoinges (bins). Oliver” Wendell. Am, | tdabe (rdd-10\, siate of U. 8, 24,000 sq. m.,
—suthor & ician (1800-04). 'p. 437; cap. ‘Boise.
‘dt, {60t ; found ; boil; futction ; chase; good ; joy ; then, thick; hw = wn asin when;
zh as in azure; kh =ch as in loch.
See pronunciation key, ‘pages xix to xxii.
Karisruh:
Sod
i alee: 8., 36,350
Miokpelh: "cap. of
fe
necent, name of 13 popes, notably: HT
fonian Islands (-8‘nI-dn), group, Medit.
ea, 1,117 8q. m., D. 226.
rogtinyges Past of Bsa. be Greece &
Towa a) state of U. 8, 50,025 aq. m.
ab wa). ft 2.
ardiania tare wi). isl. ‘of United King-
‘dom, 33,000 : ee buvlis.
B 4200: ca,
1,500 mn. vol ay ef Boba oe
Irving (Gr'ving), sir Henry (John Henry
Breteiob), iene aseriooty:
‘Washington. cosayist hist, (1783—
Queen of Castile &
Athenian orator
(12"4-bar'a)
Italia), kingdom 8. Europe,
i, D, 80,000; “cap. Romo.
Ivan (evan), the Great.
Empire (1440-1505).—the Te
of Russ. (1520-84).
ivengored (-g0-r00), town, Russ, Poland,
3
Jackson (jik/stn),
Andrew. Am.
(1767~1845).-
7th pres. of | U.
Jonat ['Stonewall Jackson"
Confed. gen. (1
1824-63).
a ‘cub, city, Duval oo., Fla., on
St, Johns fy. B08
Jamaica ic). Br. il W._ Indies,
“100 aq. M.D. 800; cap,
Gian, Bist ‘of idnes of a
(1394-1437); HE (1430-60); HEE. (1.
88); 1473-1513); V (1512—42).— ‘of
Eng. of Scot. (1566-1625). Ly
Eng. & VI of Soot. (1633-1701) —He
ng. ( ) eney
ia Van
Am. (1843-1916). —Wi
list (1842-1910). —riv.
5 m, v0 Chesapealce
novel.
a ety, former cay of Molde
assy ts), ity. P. via,
‘Jean Léon. Fr. Socialist
hb),
we author (1350-1914)-
ava Ge'vd), isl, Dutch East Indies, 48,400
nie
Ga), John. Am. jurist & stem. (1745—
1829).
Meno 190s) Thoniaa Ed pres ot OB.
1743-1930).
Jena (yi'nk), town, Sexo-Welmar, Ger..
D. 20; 1808.
), Saint. Latin father
Jersey (te 2), one of Channel tals, 45
eyez, one 5a.
. 53; cap. St. Helter.—City, city, Hudson
85. N.S on Hudson riv.,.p- 205.
Jerusalem uh Tet: ‘ap. cs Palestine;
eeornasnnitec Marshal Fr.
= (y®-hin’nte-birg), town,
‘Fransvaal, Oniow of 8 Atricg, pe 320.
} «
16-1348)
(2487-1540),
(oa'stn), Andrew.
tee
fala. ia Am.
1715-74) aed) 5 hm
fod, glding (4383-38 Aor sonore eee
ge eaert a ee
* Miaty, “Rin, novel 1S?"
Ney y peliowcley Cuinbeis on Pap. 3
Jones oe “John Paul. “naval ‘com:
Bee. nae. yo & dm
(1574-1637), * "
David
(2bd'28-fen) ry
French 189409 (1763-1814).
PR Do
mai 2
), Flavius. Jowish hist.
Wa 'seh), Benito Pablo, Pres. of
fi) 900-72).
South Slave of
1, Flavius Anichos,
the Greats pees inp. (Us
De
Seer eek ae
Sy
ora (42 A. D.- 7 ).
Mi
oh’ Mienount rive p,,282—City, in Kann.
on Missouri riv..'p. 04.
Kame (Icint), Imnianuel. Ger. philos. (1734-
of
senate, rare, cat, Toodl, f fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent,
, ain; cdld, Obey, cbrd, stdp, cbmpare; nit, dnite, bOrn,
novel, refer;
se, men,
773 Laurentians
Yimie), native state N. W. | Mrateler (otelte), Frits, Austrian violiniat
Boy Charieg John, Eng. act, (1611- | Mrometedt town, Transylvania,
ng. act. ‘ 4
Mrager Stephen J. Paul (Oom
Rag. post (azos.tea1).| Paull ‘of former 8. Her
cleray. & poet | (1835-1004).
366). Kurdistan (iidiatin?. ter, in W. Asia,
aD) Han Adame Am. blind & | govis. of Persia & Tu 'P-, 1.800.
ikarvin), Walfam Thomson, Baron. | 6 Tigris stv. Mes sup), town on
Br. math. (1824-1907). (kot
‘Memable (kém'b), Charles. Eng. act. (1775- 1
854) Frances Ange (Panny). Eng, act
(shea) ;—John Philip. Eng. sct. (i757—
Kennebec (kin't pik), rv. in Mo., 160 m. | Labouchtve
Eee” Ga" ae Maa a inv. 8, | pees
iplée), Johann. Ger. math. &| | Am~ Ba
‘astron, (1571-1630). Lead
Hoy (eS) Francis scott, "Ata pose sega a ), Jako, NW. Rum, largest
ations! hymn (1780-1843). Rarope, 7 BO ite
Mhartam ),, town, Farge (is firah -"John, Am, painter
‘on Blue Nile, p. 69: 835101 a
Kiso-ehaa Cepbia chow’): ofa), Marcule de. Fre
‘Shantung, in Reve War (78i=1830-
Jganed by Ger, 1858: town'on Ole Hv. Praace:
br. shipmaster & (i-fon"wiA’), Jean de. Fr.
Mitel (kee town ae 2 tier
ay ‘of Batic, 1 Camels “conecta ‘), Joseph Louis, Comte.
P84 wes Elbe ry. 61 i, Tong: ‘completed (136-1813).
4m pla; “haven of Ger. navy in Great War, | Lakers (lK-h6r), cap. Of Punjab, India, p.
{Bi utara), co. tn prov. ‘of Leinster,
. 70.-—clty. on Nore Hy. tgp. p- 10.
asia (ent ni). ef, in Kerry co.,
Ire.; largest 5
daimer (irmér), Joyes. Am. poet (1886-
sbertey (cim’bért), dist. of W. Australia;
ldfelds.—clty. cap, of Griqualand Weat,
(kings'l8), Charles. Eng. clergy.
tO), Kyete, or Saflde, city on
indo, Ji 2.
Pan, p. 44
Rudyard. Anglo-Indian
865—
stem,
Am. troops, 1018,
Konrara (k0'm50"rh), Jutaro, Baron. Jap.
stam. (1858-1011).
Congo.
ue (ig nlichs-bérich), sp. town in
Moree a 4) of
Sel Saat het
Rica
whecinako (KSeat be KS), ‘Thaddeus. Polish
sc BREE (17461817).
(kde’sth) ‘Hungarian
(utmsr'en’), Alphonse. Fr.
a (1758-1830)
coeds .
ttsdti, cor of Boe, B78 oa tas
. 1.447.
Ghied-abte), or Lames, co. tn
NW. Eng. p. 4,708.
Lande (An'ddr), Walter Pavage. Eng. poet
& prove writer (1775-1864).
Sir “Edwin. Eng.
‘animal painter (1303-73).
@iamond | Lamg, “Andrew. © Br. writer
(1844-1912),
Lamler (W'ni-t), Sidney. Am. poot (1842-
Lamging (lin‘sing), Robert. Am. stam.
Laon (lit), town in dept. Aisne, Fr.; battles,
Tela, 1841s, B10
La Paz (it pis, dept. of Bolivia, 83.777 a9, m.,
Dp. 446.—cap. of dept., D. 70.
epi ia Simon, Marquise
. & astron, Urea
‘arOpe
et
6st, [56t; found ; boil; fustction ; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw <whaain when;
zh=s as in azure; kh=ch as in loch.
‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xi.
Laurier 774 Louis
Laurier (O°rt8}), oir Wilfrid. Can. premier | Limeotn (lide ktin), co. of Eng. p, 564.
Tove e101 {lesi=). Rofaham: “Toth pre U. 81 800-
Vga), Antoine Laurent. Am. Rev. soldier (1733-
Lawrence o-n), city in Mass. on Merri- | Lind ( ‘Swed. soprano (1820-87).
mac rly. p. 85 Lismsus (iiapts), Carolus von Linne.
Le Bram \(6 brit), Charles. Fr. painter '707-78).
(1609-00). igre). fra lipo. It. painter
Leeky (18k), William Edward Hartpole. Ir. pino, son ~ e,
wees ‘eltthugh. Am. Confed. 1835- cap. of Portugal, on the
1905).—Honry ("Light Horse Harry”). Am. 7 .
Rev. gon. (1756-1818).—Richard Henry. Sir Joseph. Eng. surgeon
Ye. delegate to tet Am. Congress at Phila,
ESinmander of Confod: army, son of Henry | “duchy in, Ky Europe, thon pare of
lee . "
aero). fenry of Ruma, ind
Leech, Jobi. Eng. humorous artist (1817—
Ogds). city. Yorkshire, Eng, p. 450.
(ids) city, Yorkshire, Eng, . 4:
Le Galienne as aren, Richard Raglo-
‘Am. essay. (1866-).
Leteester {lée't2r), co. in Eng., p. 476—city
‘on Soar Hv. Eng. p. 232
Leighton ‘iiian) ‘Frederick,
Bernie rine he
om berg). cap. of Gal on I
Lenine (Ienén’), Nikolai.
Bolsheviki leader (1870— ).
Lens (Ibis), town, dept. of
9, 82:” battles, 1914-18.
Suit oy, game. oS
int, tho Great
Busy he Git sors t
1512-21 — XT, popo 1878-1003.
Leou (i'n), as AE Of Sb., 5,086 .6q.'m., 380.
Legoncavs 1aon-eb-vi' 16), Ruggiero. "It.
1
L, king of
opold)” iy
of Belgians
a ae (1835—
1909).
Lesseps (li"s8p'), Ferdinand, Vicomte de.
Fe dil, Fh. allder ‘or “Sues “canal
(1805-04)
Laver (@vér), Charles James, Irish novel.
(1806-72),
Lewis (1060's), Merriwether. ‘explorer
with Georne fe Clark 1775-1800).
(isks’ing-tan), city in Fayette co.
. 40.—town in Mass.; first battle of
far, April 19, 175, p. 5.
ube G&’bou), sp. town in Courland, Baltic
uberis Tiberd), negro . of W. Africa,
40,000 sq, m., funder supervision ‘U.S,
5 ‘Monrovia.
Lidchtemstein “Uhartsmsbtin), independ.
mato of Euro bet. Switz.;
ope ‘Austria &
Labge ie bah. f LiGge Belgium,
De 243; fit battio Great reat, Wan iote
Liggett aire). sHtunver." “Amn. oft. in
Gonumand of "First Army tn Fee apte-As
u (8 hang ching).
Re crers fing ching)
Chinese
mokalanl (iiI-O5’k6-li’n). Quecn of
Hawai 1801-92 (1838-1917).
Lilie (18), cat f Nord, Fr., p. comm.,
218; ct
Lima’ . 143,
‘Munster, Ire.,
a) 6B of Per Pera,
_B-143. Dr oo
(iv’ér-pod)), sp. city, Lancs., Eng..
ving-stOn), Edward. Am.
‘stem. roa tes 16).——Robert_R., brother, of
(746-4813) —
& r
ube HES Dame Be
is :
% African explorer (1813-73).
(I-vo'nt-d), one of Baltic prov.,
of
age
e
‘c.
Li SGesrge old Jory, Devi. Br. stam.
| ee TE Ee Sota asa i704).
“Willian Joun. ‘Be'wovel: (ses~ Jo
Wok’yér), Norman. Eng. astron.
(1Of), He Cabot. Am. it. *
| Me hi SS het
Am. Colonial stam. secy. to William Penn.
Leis (wan) nv. of Biscay
Lombardy (i onvbai-ab, div. of ftaly, 9,300
It, crim
nologist (1836-1909).
Lomond (W'mond), Loch, lake in Scot.
pesto
n’dgin). ott ‘Thames riv.
Aine, ca. dom, Pe Tat
cont Be. b. dae.
(a8, co. of Ulster, Ire,
816 oq. m., B. 140.—eap. of co. b. 40:
siege. 1
6), Henry Wadsworth.
ae EUs mle, B
Longstreet
110 m._
t (I6ng’strét), James. Am. Confed.
gen. (1821-1904).
(6h°v8"), town. Meurthe-ct-Moncile.
Irst Fr. town attacked by Ger. in 1914.
P.
Locraine (15"rhiv). prov. of Fr.. annexed with
‘Alsace by Ger. 1871; recovered by Fr.
1918. See Alsace-Lorraine.
Los Angeles (oe tn'sélts), city, 8. Cal.
Lota iba), Pierre (Louis Viaua). Fr. novel.
(1850—
Emile, Pres. of Fr., 1890-
ye 109), name of severai
Ate, seniite, rare, c&t, locdl, fiir, ask, pdrade; acéne,
sin; cdld, Sbey, cérd, stép, cSmpare; tnit, dnite, barn, cit, focts, meni;
right,
Loubet (160"ba’
event, &dge, novél, refér;
ree <a Louis ae leas
ees Be Lan
my Dr Atta, cap Baton Rouse.
weutevitio Ubi‘), city, Jeierson
Louvain fapvah), ctty, Brabant, Belgium,
udveley gee lab ‘Pariah. Am. abolt-
tlonist (1802-37).
Lover (lav’ér), Samuel. Eng. novel. (1707-
alse away, James Russell. Am. a
coeny, a Miadleoat
(1818-01) —ekey,
sey Pin). jus. 8p. founder of
ct Ce ae
(lb’6k), Mite John. Eng. scien.
Ee of Russ. Poland,
yt fot
uaicteas ial of gavt., p. 66.
orme (igo-sérn}), canton iwitz., 580 8q. m.
'D..107-
. con. Switz.
264;
mutiny 1857,
Lamévie (irat*val)
co.
(ak'now), city, India, p.
of
K, of Belgium, 1 000 64.
of duchy.
Lazen Ba than’ 100-25n'), chief Isl. Phil.
000 aq. m.. p. 3,708.
xyeit ci, Sir Charles. " Scot. geol. (1707-
Lymm (ln), city, Essex co., Mass. p. 90.
KJons rang,” Fa. Lyem), city, dept. of
Rhone, p, 524.
Lyg (ls), riv. France & Belgium, 100 m. to
nyttem (itn), Edward George Earle
Bulwer. 896, Bulwer-Lytion-— Edward
Robert.” Earl of, Owen ib. Eng.
poet (1831-01).
M
Mable (mip®)., Hamilton Wright, Am.
encay. & od, (1846-
enti ded), William Gibbs. Am,
lawyer, secy. oe
tlle curing Greet far (1863-~)-
k-ur'thor), Arthur. "Am.
oldler (16451013).
(md-k0'l), Thomas Babington,
ng. hist. & stam. (1800-59).
Und-kAr'th), Justin. Eng. hist.
(1880-1912).—Justin ‘Huntley. Eng. dram:
(mé-kl8I’én), George Brinton.
Bea
‘4ld), George. Scot.
see ts
jgeDovrell (mak-dou’s!), Edward Alexander.
Rear tra! Alar
Machiavelli (mi"kyk-val'l), Niccolo.
politician (1400-1927).
fackensen (mik’én-263), August von. Ger.
ipckensie (rmd:ktn’s8), tr Morrell. ng.
eryagologint (Veo 7~02).—Wihkam Lyon.
ender of rebellion in Geper Can, Tet
(i7aen1861) ahve,
‘Arctic 06.
itimiey nd ain't
lliam. 25th pres.
b6dt, fobt; foun
(nd. ‘Theresa. Qui
oe Parts, Goto Memmt:, bishest | Bohemis, archduchoss of Austria, & my
boil; Tubction; chase; good; joy; then, thick;
Beactare® (md-Kiar’en),_.an (Jonn Watson).
Scot. writer (1850-1967).
MacMonmies (indk-mon’é2), Frederick Wil-
Ham, Am, sculpt, (1803
ads Te an Fr. ial., Indian
9, 08 E- Africa, ‘a.m, Dp.
Madeira (mod-d8'rd). tals. in, Atlantic oc... W.
Morocco: Porttiguese; 316 aq. 22..p.250-
Madero GntdbTo) Francisco. Mex
Pee oh (ir ‘iia.
Madison (mid‘l-sin), James. 4th pres. of
U8. 1e0ee 17 (17011836). a
jadras | (mi-dris’) of India,
Tir7z6 ‘sar hep. as seeecity, India:
Bares
mabarid, (pi-drid), cap. of Bp, on Man-
5 8e
z
Maimtenon” (mii“t-non’), Marquise de.
Wile of Louts XIV (1635-1719),
Majorca (md-jor'kd), Sp. isl. Medit. sea,
D. 249.
Maines (md-IKk’d), Br. ter. Btralte Sottlo-
Recht (mi-15'), Isl. 8.
Ect Ane dn Parite & indian oom.
‘Maite (mol'td), Br. isl. Medit, sea, p. 184,
‘Mam, Isle of, isl. Irish 'sea, 220 9q.'m., p. 52;
cap. Douglas.
Manchester, (min'chte tt), city, N. H.,
D. 70.—city, 716.
Manchuria imacciooeb div. Chinese
sadaiiy 369,600 a .m.. B 31,000, .
sabahiattan (kn piv'tdn), sl., mouth of
18 m. long, 23 wide;
‘364.
ioe ‘bin, ‘Horace. Am. educ. (1706-
Manahetm {min‘him), ety on Rhine riv.,
N. Baden, p. 1
Matabeld (rins'feld), Richard. Am. act.
(1857-1907).
Marat (mi“ri’), Jean Paul.
Rev. (1744-93).
Leader of Fr.
Vi
1553-1615),
wife of Napoleon I
iaria
(1701-1847).
Marta eon of FI &
zh =z as in azure; ih =ch as in loch. ‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
Marie Antoinette
‘Marte Anteinette. Queen of Fr.; consort
‘of Louis XVI (1755-93).
Martas (i'rt-de), Gatua Rom. gen. (156-
Martha (mis: Edwin. Am. poet
{Pyiiism: "Am" oownisl Bore
Sea of, bet. Black
, 50m. wide.
Ls ideo
8. eer cee tas DS.
Frederick.
(1755-1838) -
U. 8., 1912; reelected 1016 (1854— ).
ard, fal. off Mase, 20 m.
y
(mks'féld), Eng. poet
U875—_)
(miahd‘né-lind), prov. of
‘8. Rhodesia, p. 513.
Mason (mi’s6n), James Murray.
Confed. stam. (1708-1871)
BcA00 site), giato in
w g.g00 og. tm D. 2,300" cap.
Frédéric.
f Cuba,
ts
“Father
nperance
pater, &
8, we Bwitz.
oon Nord,
gen. (1864-1917). * "Be.
Miupassant (md'p-elt), Guy de. Fr.
novel. (1850-03).
Mamritine (n0-riab'ts), Br. tl. Indian oc.
Maye (iik'yb), Henry Thomas. Am. admiral
wanes a “of Connaught, Ire., p. 102.
guatet'nb), Glaseppe: “Tt. Patriot
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Europe & Africa, 2.220 mi
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CRGEReRIY?. Zou Toute Bron
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Malbe tind
c
‘Australia, p. 680.
tae ity, & pore of enter,
Chinese sage (871-
exeheddy (min'de be
‘de Aviles (rasan ‘duth da i've
Sp. founder of St. Augustine.
Fi sige
Menta (¢ méakh), town, W. Flanders, Be
18: battle, 1914.
toI'd), Felix.
Mentader de
Messina (:
‘Biclly,
mae Rot, Sie alee 24 mm
letchmiicom! (méch'nl-k0t).
Rum. biologist
Michelet (mtah"l4), Jules “Pe. hla. (1708
P7980 eg te pr 810, cap. Lansing =
Lake, one of gi # lakes of N ‘Am... wholly
ae Eide $0 nae
Milan, ‘(mtn a Eg alts N. it
miles ial), Nelson Appleton. Am. soldier
ek ae Stuart. Eng. philos. (1806-
Ate, senfte, rare, cat locdl, fir, ask,
right, sin; ‘cdld, bey, cbrd
| stp, of Pa Gnit, dite, bérn,
sotne, évent,
eS
Minnesota 777 Nevin
Mimnesota on "né-00'td), state Ea Uv. 8, a aed ).—Gouverneur. Am. stem.
84,682 1.» P. 2,076; bp tine ‘& dipl. (1752-1816).—Robert. Am. finan-
ee (ar a govt. of Riana 35,283 oe, (1734-1806).— William. Eng. poet
sala Eats Buta! gov. New
Mivsbeau
Br. stem. (1749-00).
es mam. De} spo, ae
of 'U. 8., 3,160 m., Minn.
Milssourt mis-250'r), state of U. 8.
3,204; cap. Jefferson City.—rlv.
eats, of Miaelastppl; 3,000
‘mi'ehg). John, irish ‘polit, (isis.
'75).—John Purroy. Am. put
jer (1879-1018).
‘chél), John. Am. labor leader
(1870-_).
Mobile (m6-b81), city on Mobile riv., Als.
3462 —Say. et of Gulf of Mex. battle,
Medjeake, (md-f8e'kd), Helena. Poliah act.
md-him’sd). Mahomet, or
Founder of Islamism, b.
Mecca (570-632) —name of 5 sultans of
Turkey, |V> succeeded *abaul Hamid 1
1900 (1844-"
Moliere ndrite, gl Baptiste Poquelin].
ent
monies, (ober ‘bet. Fr. & Modit., 8 6q.
B22: chief town, Monte Carlo, gam!
et eee ee city, 8. Serbia;
eY,
(mbn-¢6'1l-d) * inese ver. N. E.
Me i100,000"", an,” D- 8.000,
ith (mbn' mith). co.
of NN. J.: battle,
Dake of, Ciatmant to Eg, throne (1645
captured by’ Geruians 1 recovered by
‘Canadians 1018.
Momtaigne (mdn"thn’), Michel Eyquem de.
Fr. essay. (1533-92),
Montama (min-ti’nd), state of U. 8.,
146,572 sq. m., p. 876: cap. Helena.
Ment Blane "(m00’bikt’), highest mt.
Surope, We Aine 12,781 fe"
Moentealim (m0n%kkm’), Louls Joseph St.
Veran, Marquis de.” Fr.
Pay (mon"ta-nf’¢r0). Kingdom, Bal
yn . , Bal-
kan 800, ‘500: cap. Cetin}
D, 205.
Méntesama (min‘té-r60'md), Aztec emp.
fof Mex. (1300-1409).
Momerga (mba"t6-015, cty on St. Lawrence
mavate ingo0" Bi Joh Be ae;
es —
(808).— Thomas. fom
(
Hungary, 8,578 aq. m..p. 2,435.
(enoe"ak, Tebub. Of Kurope, bet.
‘Bel & m., D.
Morte” (ate, t Bisgithira, John, 1st
Wiscount, "Br. author & aan, (1838~
Africa, 1 : FR 0; aD. Fez.
wipect Control 000 "sq.m,
Mente (
‘mierts), Charles. Ain, Commodore
uel Finley Breese. Am.
‘2d cap. of Russia, p. 1,818.
‘Al
Moselle (m6"zél’), riv. Fr., Vosges mts. to
fining, Stam” ™
(miv'l, John Lothrop. Am. hist.
Gste7),
Moultrie ‘(mil'tr), William. Am. gen.
Cirsin1g08).
(1n8'zdm-bake ea bet.
‘Africa & Madagascar, Tong.—
prov. in Port. E, Africa, p. 3,
Moaart "(no'tirt'; Gun. mbtakrt), Wolf
gang Amadeus. ‘Aus. _Gomposer (1756-91).
Mulhouse (mOVhous), city, Alsace Lorraine,
Bingen greoovered jer. 1918. Also,
enich B (ad ntk), cap. of Bavaria, p. 600.
Manster (man'stts), 8. prov. of Ire., 9,480
m., D.
Mugat (huvt), Joachim. Marahal of Fr.
(a771-! “sig
Murilie (mé-rf’y3),
Morse
iat
Moscow (mis’k0),
mir), . Am. grammarian
Musset (tak. Alfred de. Fr. poet, novel.
Mutsubite (mdét’si-hé’t6), emp. of Japan
Seore (oak state of 8. India, 27,936
. India,
arm, poe
N
Ni 1" ks), city & Kitusht
= cn gas y & port, my
Namiur {oihmor). prov. of Bel. 1.413 99, m.,
F prov. on
Bae a “3: loom iyo, 101s
Naney’ (nit’s8’), dept. of Meurthe-et-
Moselle. Fre piize.”
Nanking (ni ‘), cap. Kiangsu prov.
Namen muon: ian ebn). ; Pridtior. Arctic explorer,
b. Norway (1 ).
Nantes (Hah), clty of Lotre, Fr., p. 171.
Nepeoae es (nn plz), city 8. It. p. evs.
Napoleon. Seo Bonaparte.
Nashville (nAsh’vil), cap. of Tenn. p. 140;
Natal (ad-tat), state in Union of 8. Africa,
34,000 sa ti,’ p. 1,207.
Nebraska "(1 state of U. S.,
77,530 sq. m., p. 1,250; cap. Lincoln.
Negros (at’grée), |. isls., “4,880
‘sq. m., p. 460.
Nelson ”’(nél’sin), Horatio, Viscount, Br.
(1758-1808). Tv. of Mani-
San. 350 Hudson
ine’ 4G? 08 D».
Nethert 4, coset
wy Europe, "1gr761 80. mh
the Hagu
nee ‘Fiv. of Russ., 40 m, to Gulf of
Nevada (o8-vi/dd), state of U.S. 110.600
Negin (abytn),’ Hebelbert" Am.” ‘composce
Tiee2 801) Arthur Fi “am.
— (1284-1856). —Sir Edward. Newfoundland '_ poser (1871-_)-
b6dt, [d6t; found; boil; futction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw =wh asin when;
zh=2 asin azure; kh
a
kth =ch as in loch. ‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
Newark
778
Osaka
Newark (nQ’irk), city, N. J., on Passaic
New Bedford (péd‘férd), city, Mass., on
Nae BRS TgPid sey, Conn, p. 8,
Ney Seooe wie ey ), prov. of Can.
Caivtonia dii's-ao'n1-d), Fr. isl. in
id a, st Nom 8. Wales, on
uater rive D, GOnccty, on Tyne rive,
ne!
nighties x. E. vy 8., opmprising Me.,
Newtoundisind eefftind:lind Be colony
40,200 a with Labrador,
mi sM) 2 ‘cap. Bt. John's.
“ious “ofioia: Dutch, 161-780
jons prior a sq.
pg 70,135 9q. m., p. 631;
Neg Carottan ix CRE Tnd), sate of U. 8.
™,
Nerthenias obec, “Aurea
Harmsw. ‘Br. pub. (1865—
North Dakota Bein ketat: "hate of U.
‘. 70,837 sq. m., p. 637;
North istand, fi. of
‘Bismarck.
"New Zealand, 44.500
Br wie eee res er of Can.
7.786, p. 252. 21,438 oq. m.. p. 493:
New bimmp/shir) state of U. 8.,| Nowa (2im’bla), "Russ. isle. Arctic
New Havba (iia, sp. town, Coun p. 150; ern, tami Z58 town in dept. of Otse,
sp. town, P. 150; .
New Hebrides (o8b'1-d82), Br-Fr. tala. in | Nubia” (itr) Forton,of Of N, Africa bet
‘Pacific, p. 70. E Kordofas: annared by Gr. Bet
New Geran, state of U. 8. 8.224
‘od. m.. D. ‘Trenton. Nesieibers (a0/téa-béry), town, Bavaria,
Newmai(all'man), Eng. |p. 833.
‘cardinal & author (1801-00).
New Mexice (ni miks'-i0), state of U. 8., °
123.654 oa. mp 384; cap. Santa,
New Orleans (ca-dn2), Riya ports La., seth ioe vusbenee
‘De 363.
(rO-ehB!"), city, Westchester co., | Obl (6'b8), rly. Siberia, 2,700 m. to Arctic oe.
'N. Y., founded by ya Bi Oceania (Yshi-kn7-d), of Ocosailem, tala of
New south Wales Pecite ainy Arcuipelag: formerts
310,372 Included Austral
Newsom (at faint "fir faeac. Eng. math. O'Connell (C-k6n'6), Daniel. Ir. patriot
New York (n0-yOrk’), staterof U. 8..,40,204 (t’en-bikh). Fr. composer
Bi di Pa? cap. Albany. ity, on
fadsoa “rv. 1 cap. of 82 | one (On), state of U. 8. 41,000 0g, m.
p. of New York, 7, 5.000; sap" Sclumbus of. oe.
New Zealand (28'kod), Br. fais. in 8. Pactfic,| | 1280 m. affuant of
Nee NT es HES or napotone| OMT PARTE Le Hees Same
ley “(n8), . fapoleon's of Fr., ‘9q. Ti, D,
“arshals feta Otenetal (onus), Sea Of Pacite;
Niagara (nl-ig’d-r4), riv. of N. Am. 33 m.|—E. Siberia,
es ne), so Be Stic
I, Czar of Russ,
I, Czar of Russ., 1804-1917
Seine, patron of youth, |
name of 5 Dol
fr. 1447 to 1455."
tzsche (n颒
eis
1868-1918)
(about 326).—
V. pope
‘Wihelm.
mae Gti ive We Africa, 3.000 m. to
Nigeria (ai-J6r1-d), Br. ter. n Africa, 335,580 | Om
Dp. 17,124.
ii Gi)? ty of Africa, 8,000 m. fr. ‘Tan
wee Cron ‘ancient cap. of Assyria,
n Tigris rt
posite Mosul o
nit (obah). of Niamey ey, ‘ecbia, on Nubays
chal Gaba ; Alfred. Swed. faventor
nite ire, city & port, Va., p. 85.—
582,000
SNE ee vie state of U. 8.
ci on Guob), Yacukara: jap. woldier
Bam. OL haw, ahlesoobu, Conse Jap.
stam. iaebarg (53
oe xh ), gyand duchy Ger.
idham (Sid'tn! chy" Lancs., Eng., p. 147.
Supiamt Orrust). ‘Maarenret. "Be Pogwd.
Omaha ta (Oind-bO), city, Neb., on Miasoor!,
ate
Omir (o'cadr), 24 cutph of, Mussuimas
(602-044). (d-yam’), Perse
poet (?-1123)
snag wires bt
6 8- gon), state of U. 8, 98,700 m.
(Gnk’08) ial. Of 'N Scot, 378 0g. m
P.
Northampton (north-tmp’tfin), oo. of Eng., | Osaka Goa tty, aD.
Ate, senfite, rare, cat, local, fir, ask,
pérade; scBne, &vent,
right, sin; céld, dbey, cérd, stp, cbmpare; dnit, dnite, bir
Bato ook,
Oscar 779 Peru
‘Ovear (O0’kir), I, ki: of 81 & Ne 1790- | Parry (pér't Sir William Edward. Br.
1382)- win! ing of wert Nor. (1eee- | "Ares enplorer (1700-1868).
). Paseal (pis’kdl), Blaise. Fr. philos. (1623-
osiee” (Oe'l@r), Sir William. ‘Canadian 62).
1o— ). Passaic
- 61.—etv.,
- chem.
1k), cht NJ.
100 m.
ee’), Louis, Fr.
‘NN.
Pastear
soldier Patagonia. "(pista 90-4), former name of
(@kw'ferd), co. of Eng., p. 100.—
SF, CaP OE aaty
Oxark (tai, mts. in Ark. & Mo., 1,400 fe.
rites tas
bie ct ase
emerson), Henry” John
mer-stan),
Tom Viscount. Eng. stam. (1784—
Panama (pin-d-mi),_ repub. | Cen. Am.
roe Sana 2 B.387, -gcluaive, of Canal
2 cient tones N &8.Am.,
renee, & my br Soo ethe Breall, 500 5.
Parana ‘oureak, riv. Brazil, 2,950 m.
to Plata
patie Glib Fa. pane), cap. of Fr., on
ae Scot. traveler in Africa
polit, (1852—
'863-
(771-1
Alton B. Am. jurist &
).—8lr Gilbert. Br. novel.
Horatio. Am.” composer
Joeeph. Eng. _cleray,
Thogdore, Am. clergy; (1810-00),
tam, (Ab40-01) *
1871
Maxfield, Am. painter | Pera
___l
Pater (es. walter Horatio. Eng. caray.
Paterson (ivtvatn), city, N. J., on Passaic
rh
Patmos (pat's me). at, tal. wea, 15
eq. m., where St. John was,
Patrick (pat'rne) Ee The of
Treland, p. in ‘Britain ( .
1 (pbe), Adelina. ““It-Span. soprano
q L. e-57 gen. (1848- ).
fe
ror Paield o"
, Camillo
amncefeto” (por fos) Julian, 1st Baron.
0k’8t), city, Providence co.,
R.1., p. 8
Payne’ ah John Howard,
‘author Den! Sweet Home” Pot 1885.
George, San.’ phil
(1795-1869).
Peace River, rises in Br. Columbia, 1,000 m.
‘to Athabasca lake.
(per), Robert Edwin. Am.
disc. of N. Pole 1906 (1856).
‘Br. stam. (1788-
‘of China, in prov. of
5. 1008, ne
Bt
5, rv, of M
A gE SO
Peerla ape a, TL, on Mltnois riv.,
Peers (Spe), Samuel, Eng. dlarist (1683—
ane DO
Pernambuco
(péerndm-bOVKS), state of
Brasil, 50,000 eq. m.. B. 1,875.—cap. of
state, p. 250.
Peromne
stem. of anc. Gr.
Am. naval off, (1785-1819),
Pie, veo ative sate under Br. te
‘Ruse,
, John Joseph. Am.
‘of ‘Am. forces ‘in Fr..
ino, f66t; found; boll fulton; chase; good; joy; then, tbicl
#.as in azure; kh=ch as in loch.
j hw = wh asin when;
‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
Pétain
780
Pétaim (pa°uth). Heat Philippe. Fr. gen.,
Marat of Fr (iseee
Peter (pé'tér), I, the Great, emp. of Ruse.
(i672"1725): HL, emp. of Ruse (0715-30).
nee emp. of Russ, 3 Gea ings Be
ae Bilas ee ne
imran, city of Pa,
(f'-p8nz), isle. in Pacific, off
of ‘annexed by U. 8., 1808;
D. 7,635; cap.
‘Manila.
((t0’Ips),, ‘Wendell. Am. abolitionist
(181 tats
Phecien ’shi-Gin). jAthenian gen. (?-317
Pickett Bt) Am. Confed.
Petal ontintnn, prove of Tae»
sens RON. >
Pierce ( |. Franklin. 14th pres. of U. 8.
Am. gen. &
34,000, ft. high.
Cotesworth.
D.1.71
ptie’nt), Cl
(1746-1835).
Pindar indir), Gr. poet, (522-443 B. ©.).
tn-8r'0), Br.
‘Sic "Arthur Wing.
Pigenn. (Sse.
,
Pisistratus (pisis'trd-ts). Athenian stsm.
(7-527 B.
Pitman (pit’min), Sir Isaac. Eng, inventor
of shorthand known as phonography (1813-
rue em, _Mililam, Bar of Chatham. Eng.
its’barg), city, Pa., p.
ete
Pisaspe’ [pi-zke 0), Wrancico. 8p. ¢
of Peru (147 51541).
Piate (plata), Gr. philos. an7-o07 3 B.C...
Flats (id'ton).” "Rom. dram. (254-164
Pitng. "bln, the Elder (Galus P. Secun
Rom. natur, (23-70) the Ye Younger
ie lus P. Crecilius Secundus}. Rom. aut
‘orator (62-110).
Piatareh (ploo'irk). Gr. blographer (40
riymoaty, (olrmarhy. town, 8,
attiers landed. p. 12—
Taal station Devon Eng, Py 12
{p3rod-hén’tds), | daughter of
cone chief (1595-1617).
Tt, 418 m, to Adriatic.
moly wrltor (soe a0)
‘dgar Ajlan, Am. poet, essay. &
iom of Europe:
% istribuved "bet.
‘Germany, & Austria-Hungary; re-
grain a8 separate state 1918.
Polk (pik), James Knox, 11th ‘pres. of
us. gra tnt eoniaae ‘Am. clergy.
gen. (1806-04),
pete (poi), Maree, Venetian traveler &
Bj, Saint. Aportot
epiutl ot oom, Rect:
i ile of
Pyann., Marquise de.
V (1721-64).
8), apc. city of Te. near
volcang
‘tony, |. nation
(1762-1813) —Stanislaus. Prince &
soldier (167 A762. —icing of Poland (1732
” tas pon" ‘tH-ik). Ottawa Indian chief
(POP), Alexander. Eng. poet (1688
Porter David Dion Am.
Pisin Po, =
bay. —city,
Perto Rico (pir 18'k5: Sr. Puerte Mice),
‘Am. jal. W. Indies, 3,506 sq. m. p. 1,118
Pert Said (pirt oka), oa
Medit., sass ‘Canal,
partes _Hampehire.
Eng. on EAs. alstiss:
a (por'tG-gd)), repub. 8. W. Europe.
tiantle oe. 36,490 9. mp. '§,500.
East ‘Africa, on E.
cp.
Potomac (poa'mdl), Hv. bet. Md. & Va.
"400 tm. to. Cl ebay.
‘cap. of Brandenbure.
OE New York (1655 1008 Pout, Basel
Dainter (1625-54).
Powhatan (pou’hd-tin’), Am. Indian Ss
chem (15501618),
Prague. ( Bohemia, p.
Frasitetes ( a ikke eee). Gr. schip. about
Proscott (prée7cQi), Wiliam Hickling. Am.
presen TSG “bor, Lancs., E: 119.
n) cs, -
Prince Edward prov. of Gan., tL
~ pwrenes, "2.154 9a. mi. rs
town.
town, Mercer co.
Prior (pri’ér), Matthew. Eng. poet (1664-
1721).
don’), Pierre Jenoon. rr.
publicise (1a0e-88).
Patter tbe,
6. uae.
Frovidence (pry Fina). ca
Prussia bd),
136,488 =
Pieler (ate, ame, of geveral Greece.
in ings fr 329 B. C. to 30 B.C.
oper ene’), ‘Giscomio”” “Com:
Pucbia “oma. sate, of Mex, 0 12,042
mt 2 ew
Puse meet Satind (1380, arm of Paci, N. W.
Pulasid pope Casimir, Count, Pol.
Patriot oldier, (2747-79),
Pulitzer (pits), Joseph. Am. ed. &
publisher" (1847-1014).
Panjab | (pan-jib’,
Prov. India, 183,741
wavy «nev, ot, local, filr, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, ed
t, sin; bid, dbey, cbrd, st8p, cSmpare; nit, dnite, barn, elt,
refer:
ms
Pyrenees 781 Roye
b68t, {50t; found; boil; fulction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = Wh as in'when;
zh=7 as in azure; kh=ch as in loch.’ See pronunciation key, pages xix to xxii.
Rubens
782
Scott
Rubens (rovbéns), Peter Paul. Flem.
i
(1829-04).
1218.
(enh), Am, physician
(zs 1819) — Ri Am. stam, (1780—
Muskim (rfs’kin), Joba. Eng. casay. (1810-
R (wa), John, Earl. . Ens. stem.
(702-1878) — John. Cay
‘aval archivoce (1808-92): Willlamn
Eng. novel. (1844-1011).
mosala (cist). repub. ot Europe & Ada:
‘area (1014) 8,417,118 oq. m., D. 171,060.
Rut 8/4) of Europe | Sam
eee
sedate . of Cal.,
9. 75. Secrepetnty,, Cal, 00m. 8 Sas Francised
Saginaw (otga-no) city, Mich,
Saguenay (she’s: ive ueBees 100 m.
‘Sahara (ed-hi'rd), desert, N. Africa, 2,000,000
150%), city, Mo., on Missi
RA ;
se, (Gks'mB"y8), town in N. E.
France: captured by Americans, 1918.
st, Baal cap. of Minn. on Misaappt rv.
st ‘Foterspars. Former name of Petrograd,
us
sti-Guantia ( (oh ekt"thi’), town N. E. Fr.,
sae ee battles, 1014-18.
Seems (oAi"ekie’),
Charles Camille.
‘Simeon ‘mOn’), Claude Henry,
Comte de. Fr. religious-socialiet (17
(si ib-ly8n’), or Saghalien, isl, off
E. Siberia; Russ,
4,820 aq. m.
Salam (sil
sttord (eal fara). eit
SSttsbury (olson). Robert Ratt
OE BE, seam (4830<1008)
Of country Wlitabire, feng.
military camp, 1011-18."
Sallust (eal ast)... Kom: hist, (go-34 B.C).
‘Salonild (s4710-18'Id) (anc. Thessalontca)
city, in Balkans, on Afgean cea; Gi
D.
Salt Cau City, ca cap. of Utah, p. 120; metrop-
i
sales Sneath waa ede
e
eS ee
Sambre (sid’br), riv. of N. Fri battles
(ctamd'd), U. 8. & Br. iol in 8.
Peeitic, 1700 9%. mB
om Frames "frin-als’k8), sp. city,
sen Salreder (Qht'va-dBe), cap. of Balvador,
Santiago (atts b'69), cap. of Chile, p. 378.
hago 53), cop. ed
—sp. town, battle, 1:
Sento saa Aoomnin
10,0060. tn. P. 100. Also, Dems:
ican Repsbiie
Sam Frameiseo (souh frit-ots’k0), riv. B.
‘Brazil, 1,800 m. to Atlantic,
000 B. C.).
Sapphe (sif’5)._ “Gr. poet (about,
Sarajere (e&-4.J8-vd), town ip Boonia
oor glarting the Wer ot 1B14"16-
(ear-din’-d), It. isl. in Medit.,
etrab ‘Victorien, Fr. dram.
painter (1486-1531), 7
Sagkcatchewam (ols ikch’t won),
Segnaerbo (skha
‘Albania (1404-67),
Scandinavia (skin
(i
See SEG Toe Mette tn
Fea Sena LT
(shd’pén-hou’ér), Arthur.
‘bért), Frans. Austrian com-
‘50'mdn). Saxon composer
Bohemian con
‘Schopenhauer
aco Dillon 11788-1800);
barges 1838):
mam (ahi
), Philip. Am. soldier
A perteten
ehuylicill (skO01'K), riv. of Pa.. 120 m. v0
Seipie 8)
¢ a a 54
gon. (187-129
the Elder. Rom. geo.
,) ene Younger." Rom.
Scotland (skit'lind),” N. div. of Gr. Br.
30,400
‘oiGiy Wintald.” Am. gen. (1786-
ate, cendte, rhre, cit,
righ
local, fiir, ask, pdrade; scéne, évent, ep
t, sin; céld, dbey, cérd, stdp, cbmpare; Gnit, Gnite, barn, cut,
Scott
1866).
novél, refér;
focks, mend;
Scranton
Springfield
Seramtom (ckrin‘ttn), efty, Pa, on Lacks
Seattle ( ceil op » SA 2237,
‘Sebastopol eerie
Setme (oh) mag ian ) ae
caneer disret7
one eta, te
clk 3.504 Hoa: cap. Belgrade Betgrade.
Servetus
# "anat. (1500-53).
Seton (atin). “Brnest ‘Thompson. Can.
novel. & nature lover (1 .
Severa (giv’éen), riv., Hng., 210 mi. to Bristol
Severus ( (146-211).
Sevilie Seti cliy, Bpr'on Gusdalauivs,
Seward. (e00/4rd), Willlam Henry. Am.
‘stem, (1801-77)
‘Stackieton (sh ahkial-cOn, Sir Ernest Henry.
wanutes) Walla” Ryfus
(shiifta’b
a, 18st chard
(0751-1 310).
Sherman (shic'min), James Schoolcraft.
Nice-Prea. U; 8. (1885-1912) —John. Am.
stam. " (1823-1900) — William ~ ‘Tecumseh.
Am. gen. (1820-91).—Roger. Am. polit.
(1731598),
Bete
‘Siaca (si-im’ of On
., p. 8:11
‘Siberia (si-bé'ri-4), section of Asiatic Russ.,
4,832,000
‘Steity (sts'1-1 of Italy,
(aid’finz), Sarah. Br. act. (1755-
aan).
@id’n), Algernon. | E tl.
royals ions e ae Pailin’ Ens.
‘& stem. (1554-86).
‘ahgn-ky®’vieb), Henry. Pol.
novel, (1845-1016).
Sierra Leone (: Br, colony &
Le'rd 18-5'n8),
AW "Attica 33,000 “ee me,
10.000
‘Stekies )
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1
rian uss
.
“am,
‘ter, of cen. Europe,
by Austria 1675; greater
Stems (sims), William Sowden. Am. naval
'858—
. 359.
Peretti. Pope &
1 2), arm of N, som;
sm: Jong. 80 broed-
1 ‘300 ta. by 60.
t ‘ee J. .. D. 84.
i farner.” “Am.
! te. enway. (1845-
1723-00). —
‘artist
‘W. of Moscow, 21,632 ‘aq. m.. p. 1,763,
Smoiett (amdl'ét), : .
novel. (1721-71).
(amér’nd), sp. city, Asia Minor,
D. 375,
Sechnus (s5-<i'nts), Lelius (1525-62); &
Faustus (1539-1064). It theologs,
ne (s0k'rd-t82). Gr. philos. (460-399
Islands (e51'q-m5n), group, Pacific
T7000 ay te p00.
seaaliiand "Yodel
85,000 a, mr p50; Fr,
40.000 ea + ny At. £40000 bq,
Somerset ), co. 8. W. Eng.
(etim‘ée-vil),
city, Mass, on
Sousa (ooo fa), John Philip. Am. band-
‘master & composer.
South Africa. Bog Union « ot Bouth Atrios.
Seuthampton (outrasnp ton), bor. Hamp-
‘shire, Eng.. p. 120.
South Ausiraita. state in Commonwealth
Of Australia, 380,000 aq. m., p. 409; cap.
= ‘9q- m., D. cap.
South Bend, city, Tl, on St, Joseph riv.,
Seuith Carolina, stato of U. 8., 30,405 09. m.,
D. 1.519; cap. Columb
Seuth Dake! state of U. 8.
77,015 ag. mp. S84; cap. Pi
‘tng. poet (1774—
1,
reached by Amundsen, 1911.
(spin), kingdom of Europe, on Atl.
‘of Biscay, 194,783 8q. m., Pp. 20,000;
add
m(epen'e®e), Herbert. Eng. phi
n’e8e), . 5.
(1820-1903). ne: os.
spoen’ate), Edmund. Eng. poet
(sp8-nd'2d), Baruch. Dutch-Jewish
hilos. (1632-77).
* | spitzbergem (splte-b&c'gin), Arctic archi-
Spokane (sp5-kin’), city, Wash., on Spokane
‘fSld), city, Mass, on
béSt, {66t; found; boil ; fuiction; chase; good; joy; then, thick; hw = wh asin when;
zh=s as in azure; kh=ch as in loch.” See pronunciation key, pages xix to vi.
Spring-Rice
Soring-3 ‘Sir Cecil Arthur. Br. dipl.
pa yor
stated), 0 00. of Eng., p. 1,280.
Stiiner (eckn’se). ie Joho. “itng. composer
(1840-1901).
‘Stanisias king of Eebed
1704-09 & 1733 3 (tet 4 700e Mi, ine ot
Poland
ing. Journ.
Coram
Sterna (otra, ‘Laurence. Br. humor. (1713-
Steuben (st’b8n), Friedrich Wilhelm von,
Sane Tce Eleiy Mee
R. “founder ‘Stevens inst. of
Rocke, 80
,N. J. (1795-1868).
Stevenson (sté ), Robert Louis Bal.
four. Scot. novel, essay. & post a
dial E.
j (sterling), co. of Scot., 651 sq. m.,
). Of Swe., p. 343.
"R. Ami. novel,
Field. Am. naval
oe city, Staffordshire, Eng.
Stome (stn), William Joel. Am. stem.
sts fore.
St Ry L. . jurist (1779-1845).—
William fetmone “Am. + (1819 95),
Beecher. ‘novel.
(1811-96); pub. Uncle
94).
etn.
“hisim),
ion
(1834-1902) —]
oe 766-1600)"
‘Stoke-on-Trent,
Tom's Cabin, 1
Stradivart (stri"dé-vi'r),
‘violin maker.
Strafiord
Earl of,
Straits.
ng. stam. (1503-16041).
ts, Br. colony 8. Malay
|. m., p. 722.
Vetta’ Gen. sbtris’birkh),
oi, dept. of Bas-Rhin, annexed
‘de made cap. of Alsace-Lor
Stratlord-on-Aven @vin), bor. & town,
Warwickshire, Eng., p. 8; Shakespeare
‘Alexander Sm R.
builder (1820-1914).
‘Strauss (strous), Johann (180449) —Johann,
son of former (835 99). Aurirtan com:
rs.—Richard. Ger. composer (1864— ).
Stuart (sti'drt), Scot. Ens. a family.
Gilbert, Am. 55-1828).
Sates Ewell Brown, "Am. Gonfed. soldier
(1833-64).
it (sti’vé-ednt), Peter. Dutch
‘of "New Netherland
). Sir John. Eng. post
Ate, senate, ri it, loc&l, fiir, ask, pdrade;
Fehts ain; obld; Obey, cord: etd, edinpares nit, Goste, baa,
ham, Eng.. p._ 152.
superior (chet, 1 Late, oe ore of the
a.m
cap.
‘emp. (200-276).
hist. (65-11
Tacoma
ne, &vent,
785
Townshend
Taft
‘Tait (téft), William Howard. ‘27th pres.
of U. 8. 1909-13 (1857— E. It.
‘Tagtiamente (Al, ieraba'th), rv. N.
enetian Alps, 160 m. to Gulf of Venice,
Tagore ( ‘Sir Rabindranath. Hindu
eat sae ‘Sp. Tajo). riv. Sp. & Port,
Tabid (iets), one of Soctety tele, 8.
‘Pacific, 600 q. in., Dp. 11.
Taine (ean), Pr. hist.
reed Saar, hare ee
: talma) ‘Thomas Dowie Am.
(1582-1908). @
‘Also, Timer, .
* (tan'dn, James Napper. Irish
‘agitator (1740-1803).
mney, (i'n, Roger Brooke. Am. jurist
‘Tanganyika * (Uin’ghn-y8%s), ako, con.
Tangier (tn Fe Fee) ete. of Morocco, p40.
fon
(uirl’tSn),
"in Amn. (1754-1833).
& state of
201; cap.
soldier
‘Tasmania (tis-mi‘ni-d),
Australia, 26,215 sq.m...
seit, Texgute, pot 044-25
Paes ie Tame: Mapes rete:
(laae?75) "Henry Clay "Am. naval
lenin ea
* (chi-kdf'ck), Peter Hyitch.
(1840-93).
(t8-kiim’s). Indian chief (1775-
Teneren (t&-hé-riin’), cap. of Persia, a Poe 359.
‘Temuamtopec (té-wiin'
oa
), ath.
1
‘Tenerilee (ean"erit’), one of Canary ials.,
782 9a. m., D1
(arya), David. Flemish painter
) aeeavtdsy, intus Septimus
a father ‘(ebout 200).
rete 7eeed), I Am.
‘Texas (\2ks'ds), state of U. 8., 265,780 aq. m.,
807; cap Aun. Me.
Eng. novel. (811-9). oso m, to Ni
‘Thames ( Vi. ‘m. to North
(ers London eziv. Ontario, Cane
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“Oncroesthic ic kis 5 avin ey (4st sees.
‘Thseaeanas SAC
bddt, [56t; found; boil
; futiction ; chase;
(g00d; joy
zh=s asin azure; kkh =ch as in loch, Seo pronunciation Key, pages xix ¢o xu
. | Tombighes (tom-
le bay.
‘tin*tor-8t’5), Il [Giacomo
Rot |.. Venetian painter (1518-04).
‘Tiaset (tée’sd’). James Joseph Jacques. Fr.
"EC HES coum, ron
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(tian’an). Venetian painter (1477
mites (reas), Flaviue Gabinus Veepastanus.
Kom, emp. (40 Si A.
(ok-vel), Aitza Chattes Hearl
Fr, stoma, & writer (180S-08),
ter. on Gulf of Africa,
wash 1., P. 1,000; Ger. colony prior
Tekyo (1-5), formerly Yedo, cap. of
| aaa Sa a, Maen One tc
aoa?
eae, Eso. novel. &
ee deta
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‘Tonga (oieay ina. in Pactic oc. Bolynesta,
im
wither eo
Con eg FE
‘Teorquemada " Caertd ma
Sp. itor 1. (1420-98)
ae ‘own, (dept. of — ‘of Mearthe-ot-
TTeation (onribh, ey o€ Fr. on Medit. sea,
ou (OD lewhit’), city, dept. of Nord,
” (tOO"skit’), Francois Dominique
Haitian soldier & stam.
yy; then, thick; hw = wh as in whe
Trafalgar
786
‘Trafalgar (trd-fil'edr), Cape, 8. Spain, at
gatrance Sorat eee unval battie,
Tralee (cr84a0),
‘emp. (61-117).
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of Russ., 8. Caucasus, 96,405’ oq. m.,
(qknevil),, state, tn Union of
8. Africe, 110,400 a9; .
a ea a
= sf
‘Travancore (t crivagsar native state Br.
trin"Fdkd’). Br. isl, W. Indies,
7 330.
i Br Country, Nv Aes, under
‘since 1911. p. 623.
robe eats ‘Anthony. "Eng. novel.
Fray (rob) ctty IN, Yon Hudson tiv. p77.
‘Trogon (urws 00 Fr. painter
, Constant.
Gor0-o8)"
‘Tramball ‘(trim’bo0)), James Hammond.
"Am, philol, (1821-07).-—John. Am. painter
(1756-1843)
‘Feartun (irtks't0n), ‘Thomas. Am. naval
‘off. (1755-1822).
admiral
930,
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pecs i Henri de Latour, Vicomto
ea (rott-7a),
‘Tatpeney ry
Ivan J
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ir. Torime), city on Po riv.,
428.
Ya. Am. Samoa,
‘Marcus Ulpius. Rom. | Tate!
v :
(Wil"Ga-tin’-da), I, Rom. emp.
Rom. emp. ($71-S03)—
vaserians oo eel a Pabttns Lictnins.
vatona (rb'ab) 'p. city of Albania, on
. city of Chile,
vi nm dik’), author
a
ane (1613-63).
veap, Painter (1306-1
Venezuela ( fil man repub. of S. Am,
308,504 aq, m., p,2.81
Venice, (véa's; ‘ist Venetia), tp. cey. Teal,
Ventheles is, {zen"P-28'10e), Eleuthorioa. Gr.
yer eree ed inten. city, Mex. p. 30
(1813-1901).
(rerain), town & fortrens, N. E.
chagin ve
Tovich, lure. Dainter (eei-To00. 7 oer
De "Rom: post Gor B.C).
Verment (vir mint), state of U. 8.. 9.564
cenate, rare, cit, local, fiir, dak, pdrade; sc8ne, &vent,
sin; edld, dbey, cérd, stdp, oBinpare; finit, finite, barn,
365: cap. Montpelier.
Verne (ven), Jal
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‘novel. ee re Loti. FF | wolleakay (wll). town, Mass., p. 5; col
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Virginia (virfint-4), state of U. S., 42,620
| ,, p. 2.203; cap. Richinond.
yrytm ‘Lads. Am ials., formerly
Dan.
PMindies: St. ‘Thomas, ‘st. John, & St.
‘Vistula (vie’t-Id), riv. of Europe, 650 m. to
Baltic sea.
Viadivestok: (vikd"I-vée-t5k), sp. of Asiatic
Russ, p. 92,
vee ces tiv. of Russ., 2,400 m. to
vei (vor Aronet. Fr. philos. &
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Wabash (w0bish), riv. Ohio & Ind., 517 m.
Wagner (vikh‘nér), Wilhelm Richard. Ger.
‘composer (1813-83).
Wales (wilz), of United Kingdom,
2410 oc mais p73
jailace “(wOl'ds),” Aifred Russel. Eng
‘aturalist a a Sir Williain.
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Earl of. Eng. stem. & 1428-71).
(wOsh'Ing-t0n), Booker T:
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George, Am. soldier, Ist pres, of
ar 00) stato of U. 8., 69,127 sq. m.
B._1.868;" cap. Olympia—eity, D.
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cro aes Wil: Belgium’ Basle,
" ‘Scot. inv. of steam
aoe 1317 G00) —taeae:
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1
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707-88),—John._ Eng. clergy.; founder
West Benjamin, Am ‘tain (1738-1890)
.
‘Australia,
Sommonwealth. 076,020 0. t., Pa 210,
West Indies (n‘ais), isl. group,
West Point, vil. in Orange co. N. Y., on
Hudson rly; U. 8. Military Academy.
West Virginia, state of U. 8., 24,780 sq. m.,
ri 20e, cap. Charleston.
Waxiced (weus'térd), 00. of
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(1714-70).
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‘
‘
Whison “(wi'stn), Woodrow. | 28th pres.
U. 8.; attended peace conference
fo crite Europe. w1 ol
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v Islands (wind’wérd), group of
males (rth Tis Maier | Manitoba,
In'T-pés),
136.—lake in Can. 200m. long.
(winz’ld), edward. Gov. of
Gov. of Mass,
Weplony (1388-1640) faba." an Mat
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(wiskon'sin), state of 0. 8.,
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b68t, {60t; found; boil; fiction; chase; good; jo
(hen, thick; hw =wh asin when;
zh=z as in azure; kkh =ch as in loch. ‘See pronunciation key, pages xix to xi
Wolfe 788 Zwingli
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«
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. 2,438.
john. Eng. reformer
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7,914 8g. m., p. 182;' cap. Cheyenne.
Xantippe (xkn-tip), wife of
Xavier ( ids Francis
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314.5. C.).
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.. Bp
York Gone, dey. Pa, p. bar
Ye Ve.; Cornwallis san
‘gmt, national park t
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‘Ypres (é'pr), town in jum,” Battion,
Pree. of
. 8.—rie.
=
Mal (yf-kn's
Ler ub. (1846-1916)
Yakon (y00'kon), ter. of
‘Yukon ter., Cai, 2,300 m. t6
z
Zambesl (sim-bi’28). riv.. Africa, 1,600 m.
to Mozambique Channel.
angwi scan Tarael. Eng. novel.
ie Qesn’st-bkn), Br. ta. off F. Attica,
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(336-264 B.C). uns
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Ziska
Hussites (1378-1424).
- novel. (1840-1902).
‘zol’dée 28), arm of North sce is
Zola (2574), Emile.
Yeinas 300m, spe tater Je, | Paper (a Sete
Ate, senfte, rare, c&t, loc&l, fiir, ask, pdrade; seéne, évent, a noth refér;
right, sin; obld, dbey, c6rd, stdp, cbmpare; dnit, Anite, bérn, eit, focts, meng;
GLOSSARY OF BUSINESS TERMS.
A 2, a romistry mark given to shipa in first-| agemt. a person authorized to net for. or in
lass condit ‘also used to imply excel-| “the ‘place of, another. by authority from
: hence, prime; first-class; first-rate. | him: ‘one intrusted with the business ot
it byw on
. oF draft, is draw
‘loan of money or credit
oning
of money, transactions; as, to keep one’s
account with a bank. ‘ep
Sablle oftice,
account current, an open or running account
ecthOming what 15 due.
a statement sent by one per-
giving details, as to salos
the sender on the other's behalf:
Feasuslly shows the amount and rate of
sales, expenses freight, commission,
nd other charges.
admission, avowal, or
eacknowledgmen'
Spocibeaty uc foe 1? Sictscion a foren:
euch an vowel
‘oF confession made before a duly qualified
able, officer; the formal certificate issued
‘officer before whom an acknowl-
sont “Sa
‘tho ‘apportionment among,
carry out;
a {0 settle the estate of one who
without having made a will.
administrator, onc who mi and
‘settles the estate of a person who has died
ec HtbOUt having made a wil val
valorem, literally. in proporti value:
used to designate 8 duty or tax lald uj
ad Ge at 8 certain per cont, of their fue.
valorem 5 tA, duty, oF sam
lovio! upon goods at a certaln ya cent
upon their velue as stated In thelr Invoice
as distinguished from a specific charge
spon » given quantity or number.
‘an increase oF & rise
price or value: something ' furnished
botere ‘an equivalent is receiv yment
beforehand: ho money. thes ed tO
before’ due; to increase the prico;
the market valuo.
sereement. af exchange of promises;
an 2
‘mutual Understanding Reference,
something that shail Be done oF smltced.
‘allowance, a sum granted as a reimburse-
ment or Tepayment; @ deduction from the
gross weight or value of goods.
Amount gross, the total sum of aggrogato.
amount met," tho ‘sum less proper
oluetion for “expanse diawounie, Por
yrorth of: as, to appraise goods.
a value on, or
timating sho worth of 1. especially
by appointed for the purpose,
7 one who seta a value on goods, or
‘estimates thelr worth.
‘a rise in value, an increase in
to depre-
funds set apart for a specific
‘Purpose; especially, a grant of money by a
government.
apparte something incidental to
‘another, particularly, property.
arbitrage. the buying'and selling of stocks,
bills of exchange, stc.. for the profit arising
from tho difference of value of the samo
thing in differont markets at the same time.
arbitration, the hearing and dotermination
a matter of disput & person or per-
ons chosen by the parties concerned.
arbitration ‘Process of
ealculating and’ ing the difference
in money values or rates of ex:
among tires of more countries, eurrencies,
markets, Purpose of a trans-
action between two through the other.
ms | arpitrater, person chosen by, partice who
have a controversy to settle their dif-
ferences.
’& single piece of goods: a division
charter.
auseerment, 2 levy of tax or sharo of
assets, tho entire Property of 8 person,
‘aseotiation, oF corporation, applicable to
the payment Of lis or Its debts? opposite to
Habilistes.
person designated by another to
‘do some act. ce or enloy worne ra privilege,
Of property; 8 person to whom ‘an aasign-
Glossary of Business Terms
attachment, taking property into
“compel compliance
judicial docaton of a coutcoveray:
3 to Dear witness to: as, to
‘of @ document. a copy of
to
the trut
avoid. 10 deleat, evade: to invalidate,
‘and credits of an acount, to adjust and
t.‘a written statement giving a
.
the balances of a sot of
t
lection of funds.
receivable as good at, bani.
bank ‘the depositor's book in which a
bank enters his
and withdrawals.
eetatet ate oe Wa"acacbel
pay
‘or bill of exchange trom the thine
interest
ofa
‘serooment of sale.
barrel. ‘tho quantity’ constituting s full
‘barrel: United States, a barrel,
liquid’ measure, is usually 31 ions:
Dut, a barrel of flour is 1 ca
i
fy
i
H
i
k
at
+E,
f
:
lH
if
Z
:t
HI
i
Flak
Feet
iE
y.
goods, foods on which tmport
duties or taxes been met by bonds
Instead ‘of cash 7
Bee ot art: ahats yin trust.
breads any kind com, oF
meal.
Glossary of Business Terms 791
company, an association of persons for
Payments and receipts of a or mer on a commercial or
utile eegablishment. ent the
cashier's check drawn by a bank tmterest, interest. on both
‘upon tts own ‘signed by the cashier. | “original Principal and accrued interest fron
‘sale, 8 foc teach: ti | _thertime’ ie wen duos
mercantile transactions such s sale usually consideration. compensation: Tepompense;
saything sivon for something oe:
eattibeate of depontt, » writion acknowl-| | inp coulrscs. nee
792
Glossary of Business Terms
consignment, that which is consigned;
‘of one who Cousigus atything. _
‘one
ed by a. govern-
‘ment to ee fae foreign country. to
care I Intoresta
Gliizens, and to provect its seamen.
rt subsoct to. import "or expoct
smuggled goods. ;
real estate, is transferred:
‘written instrument by which title to
coeper, One Who Taubes oF repairs barrels,
hhogsticads, etc. 7
3» casks, etc.
cooperage, ‘work done by & cooper, or the
copying, press, s machine for making b;
Breenire coples of letters, etc., written I
‘cop: 4
coprriste, an exclusive right granted
je government for wo multiplication and
sale of a literary.or artistic work.
eormer, a control of the supply of a com-
modity, stock issus, etc., to such an extent
38 to caable the one in control to fix the
marketing price,
to act as a single
body, and endowed by law with the capac-
ity of or its con-
tinued existence.
8 certificate of interest due, attached
toa transferable bond.
‘evedit, financial faith and confidence existing
‘business
between two persons; yutation
entitling one to be trusted; the extent. of
‘8 person's a to get goods or money on
trust: specifically, an amount turned over
ton. "a use by & bank or other business
eetablishment; the balance due 8 person as
shown by an account; entering payment or
an item of settlement in an account: the
Tight-hand side of an account on which are
entered all items reckoned a8 Values given
government office where
‘customs and’ duties are paid, and, if a sea-
port, where vessels are entered or cleared.
breker, an agent who acts
‘bandits
Gxporter in banding
‘from ontering
Weasels in foreign com-
merce.
eustomas, duties, taxes, or Imposts, levied by
‘the tof
& country’ on com-
date, the time at which » transaction
‘ovént takes place, OF ie appointed to tabs
place.
ay book, 2 book record in which
sro entcred consecutively at the time they
G@ebit, an entry of an item in an account
or dle, or the
gum of several items so eutered: ‘the, loft
hand side ‘account on which such en-
ty. J
It sip, a statement which a d
faa momorandiin ated
‘& debt. or price asked.
‘bring ‘about prompt or
‘waterway, between &wo plors, for
Shs reception of snipe to came of eo inte
dechage, » peyment exacted for the uso of =
mame poper, a note, draft, bill of
‘trade acceptance,
ih
Lis Sts
HAD
bi
Glossary of Business Terms
793
personal property: some-
to designate real as
movables;
times loosely
well as
governme
the departure or entry of shi
ort, or traffic In commodities, in
batting on record in proper form and order.
mortgagor, or other pledgor, to reclaim
prope? by paving ab ‘obligacion secured
ok
estate, the nature and extent of ownership
ac "profits, profits above average:
specifically, under the United States war
emergency taxation system of 1917, profits
exceeding the average business gain of the
the outbreak of war
on particular business transactions; the
focus of seteling accounta botwoen partie
at a distance from each other by the
use of bills of exchange and drafts, or
by a transfer of credite; the amount paid
for the collection of a bill of exchange, draft,
or other negotiable instrument:
conversion of the money of one country
into that of another, with an allowance for
difference in value.
‘broker, one who deals in foreign
‘bills of exchange and money.
excise, 2
facture,
duty of tax levied Ubon the manu,
. sale, iption of goods
also; a tax upon the
‘certain trades or
seoording
by another to
ite ‘provisions
‘death,
‘the payment
¥
figures; the amount or sum total of such a
ferced sale, sale of goods under compulsion
‘or foreclogure,
1» to take away tho right of redeem-
foretioeure, » loral proopeding which cancels
‘@ mortaaror’s Fight of redeeming ® mort=
ropert
Biliy’s bill of exchange, or draft, pay-
‘able in foreign country. a
‘portation and delivery to another carri
forons felt _
special privilege granted by law
j- commerce and trade not sub-
ected to ‘dition of tart romulations.
ht, the compensation paid by any one
Yor the transportation of goods ‘by rail OF
mds, money and negotiable im
‘money ai lable. paper immo-
diatsly or teadily convertible, tata. cash;
‘svallablo fmancial resources.
794 Glossary of Business Terms
G Inderger, the person who indorses.
inland, r or draft,
geods, merchandise; wares. ble. fa. "tho count ‘atawn:
$eod will, the custom or patronage of any| Parable, Ry spe gooune, mn
waste. subj if insurance carries with ft
suinramtce, to become responsible for the | legal damage ia the ovent of tho Yous’ tat
be surety for. imsuramce, a contract whereby one A
smarantor, a person who gives a guaranty | “for a stipulated ‘consideration. called
guaraaty, an
Perform’ dut
failure of the
person in possession of, and legal
entitled to payment of, ® bill of exchange
oF note.
hhoner, to and pay when duc. ule.
Brpotheeste, Yo 3 fas security’ without | mayest. 26 apply capital. . oF funds to
ving title ‘or ownership. the ‘purchase of property “faocomne or
westmemt, the capital, 3
1 tmvestment, the, cani of, funda
immovable, fixed; permanent in place; pi.| funds is invested. 7
‘sometimes used in referring to real estate. | tmveses, a written account or itemized state-
imiiom's (orelen fountey. ive | urchaser ‘or consignee, soca fergi the
importer, ho imports; especially, quantity, val Prices, and charges:
merchat it mo Beings g ‘or morchandiee vot ot xis of merchandise ae shipped
mal or
imports, “goods or morchandise imported, | tmyolcs ‘2 book for recording or enter
*
impest, » tax or dut; by 8 government tnyolved, embarrassed by debts or Labllities;
‘The total receipia, from any 3
Temaina after | Jobber, one who buys from
Fee oa a ser anucn ts Knowe aa tho | Ommntactarere asd eolls to ‘Teeallers:
middleman,
fmeome tax, s tax on incom or on an excess | feb Jet. goods or merchandise left over: an
‘of income over a certain amount. ‘odd assortment.
ae ,,10 nocure against low of damage; |JOiMt Bote. a promiasory note, sigped! by
reimburse ‘or damage. yeral , each of whom
case. “ Dersons, each of, w
indemaliy, compensation for loss or damage
to order, a negotiable Instrument
Paid to another by writing one’s name on
the back of the instrument; to guarantee
:
tmBorses, th to whom & negotiable
co cn
Saas
Glossary of Business Terms 795
ons arranged according 7
debit and credit. o
sedgment, the Baal gree f » court tn civil doypice oF a atuD’s cargo,
an
civil | "fo" pe afiown
H of to
proper authorities
Mem, 2 legal claim upon ‘or
Broperty for the satisfaction of some debt
or duty.
Mahterage. compensation paid for unlosding
to a lighter for conveyance to or from
shore.
for selling
bo rate oF price offered
g of people at a nated
‘eblore’ provisions are
the penod of time
on haa to run.
to the credit and
‘or others. doing
‘ils £0 others for
‘commercial agency.
goods bough? of rood.
‘buys “and ‘sols ons
At for : te
See eg mae oa
rol of = county emaplayed in tho carriage
Of goods ‘and pamengers beeween ‘several
mint, place where money ie coined b:
mublic authority. y
mbsed 2 textile fabric composed of
two or more kinds of fiber.
money; coined metal or printed cortifoaten
‘or authorized by & t
“3 7 8 government a5 a
‘money?
‘or @ means of
Glossary of Business Terms
P
panic, 8 wid
‘nancial “aifad
‘causing depreciation in ‘him from other duties or obliga
term for table paper. wien, current prices of merchandise or
‘the’ Taco “or. ostabl value; the | “other commodities
Of the value or price of socurttics -
which thoy aro isguod And at which thoy R
‘an article, or a collection of articles
‘together.
alarm and distrust in cvalerent, o, trad rent paid by a tenant. die-
partnership.
Who have placed thelr rsourece, aireaty.
Raber. sista Be tinea fe Soe receipt, 9 written scknowledgment of pay-
‘depeaitor’s book in book,
oe cape nar 2 te ect | or one in which receipts are: Bled.
in'ept! expecially, of & bank account.”
Pietro sport oF ‘oF to pam into or through a | funds involved in
anne ‘justly due; that which should be
recoup,
to,whom a sum of money ts | Feglater and, recorder,
able. charged
eye SEE wv pay tmnt ‘transactions and dealings: as,
it
authorization f reciusuramce, tratsfor of Dart
iri a tua for an act or | Fevrect. of “insurance. trom
viloge, allowed in, a, time oon; | "a sum of money at » future
‘Rg, ot & specified | | order of, a specified person or to bearer.
cash, money paid out or received in| another.
‘amall amounta.
petty cash beek, book in which a record is| gives U1
‘Kept of petty cash receipts and paymonts.| already has some estate
til, one who sues another or brings| property.
policy, 2, contract ‘of insurance: s definite | of funds from one party to
fs to tranafer an entry or entries from a ry.
Pook of seltth'7o sol tn email
Beation
toa ledger.
inal record to one of final classi-
summary; as, from a journal
adopted and
ernment, individual, or | _ note for an old one.
pensation
Glossary of Business Terms
s
a, stool box ly,
tied toro the wall of 3 vault” Sil Uy
Danks or snfe-deposit companies, 4
taining and safeguarding securities ‘and
salar tranaive of property for
Sor rasator Of money.
Sample, « eraall quantity or portion of
‘or merchandise shown ‘ae'an example. of
Dayment of a debt; s pereon who, becomes
ete oon ‘rhe agua st
‘another's obligation or
Gocument ‘or ov of
to pay a debt; particularly. 9 bond isnie.
one ving the fn ort duties or taxca,
solvent, vb te ‘debts; excess of
specte,
specie duty, a fired tax levied on an article
ty kind or quantity without regard
fo Tea yaluo oF taro toe
‘a rbky. igvestmen
fealdg ‘out of ths
‘or stock company: goods on
Broker, ne who ge and solis stocks
bonds; the place wi
stockhelder, one who holds or cwns shares
‘Of stock.
sterage, price paid for storing and safe-
guarding goods.
“general way
of a city.
tare,”
or
‘Quantity on account of case, caak, bag, or
‘cove
goods.
tit’ to” exclusive ‘poweasion of
Deopsrty be, tho Tegal evidence of one's
Hight of proper
tonnape, Hho mt of a ships, the weight
‘Geerument” Yor” which
trade pete price, the price allowed by whole-
salers to retailers.
trate, on; especially, by a
transporte weying goods or mer.
chandise from one place to a
ving goods or
‘chandise from one ship or Monta of trans-
portation to anot!
trust, faith and confidence; that which ts
and confidence.
turned over to one in faith dence.
trust company, » corporation
business of acting as a trustee, af
on banking to 8 greater or less extent.
trust deed, kind of m: ted a
Eie'debtor's obligation.
one oo ek Pu soany
oe
u
meg det t Emu te ee at
ment made in s contract, and 7,
undersell, to sell pelow, the trade a
Seas Ss, aa a
valus, the
en
798 Glossary of Business Terms
value
valued’ 2 insurance policy in which | wasramty ‘jcod carrying with tt the
Peed potty, at ‘7 ny
‘the value 1s {nserted in the nature of liqui- of the one who grants it that his
w
entry, oF document which es.
establishes the ‘truth ‘or authenticity of | way Bill list or statement of goods given ©
jon or
record. ‘a carrier.
«|whartage, charges paid for the uso of
voluntary gurrender of a legallright | wilt, the iceal document by which @ pena
» imakew provision forthe ec oe ae
storehouse for storing and| _ tribudion of bis retave afver his death.
receipt, sometimes |""'tovan indo-sement of note or bil of
‘negotiable, given at a warehouss for goods in| exchange to prevent the indorser’ from
PREFIXES AND SUFFIXES.
‘&, on, In, at, to: as ashore, on shore: abed,
in, Gt @ distance; afield, 10 the
(GR.
ab-, from, away: as abditct, to lead away or
Also, ae, be-3a0 avert, at osu
F
Be
y
:
acy be opostasy, desertion from one's
archs, 1,
Say peorchangel. chief angel, Also,
(Gnj
guto-, self; as automobile, self-moving; oe
wy Seat,’ out of) the wa 3 as
stander, one near; Sypath, = path oul
the way, by-name, secondary oF nek
eata-, down; ‘as cataract, that wl
‘a waterfall. cat-
cat . catholic. (Gr,
freum-, sround, roundabout; as circum-
language. Also, etrew-
a . ery
ea HED a cimtpaeo esto
on je: as on
the Alps. (Laz.]
Placing over iat
tere ta app against; as
counter,
Yoounteract, to Ree tn o7 coiniar
Sainnes, to balance eng 3
300 Prefixes and Suffixes
te, Jn, into, upon, within; as influx, inflow:
‘to force’ into: inscribe, to write
fnside. the side within: Also," tee
fr-; as iflumine, impend, irrigate.
‘monotl
‘one “God; monceyllabic, @ word Of a
‘Also, monm-; as monk.
‘vo, before, as to
oa lat
that which stands against, in the
way; gbtrde, to thrust upon completely,
Fyvereely:, an otdurate, compiciely hardene:
Ghovate, reverse ovate, "Aloo, o, Oo. OF
omit, coeur, offer, “oppose,
beyond as guiton, @ fowing out;
oat ath? to Tan beyond. ae
evertnabore beyond overinuch, excessively:
as Orereop. 10 tower above: " overflow, 20
flow Beyond; overeat, to ‘eat orermuch;
overcurigus, ércensively curious. (43
Peat cae panacen, Gumi. Also,
ritomime. " (GR)
wren. alongside, contrary; as parable, =
throwing a vide, 8 comparison: paradox,
sreourary gba. Abbe, Dar» Bes
pen, almost: as peninsula, almost an island.
9
com ee
son, pelluctd, pilerim. ” (Lar)
peri-, around, about, inclosing, circum-;
Periscope, s submarine instrument to look
boule paliding®® perieaediuim the near
ny 08; .
brane “inciosing the heart: ‘periphrasis,
pron inront: for, forward, In place of, for,
favoring, beforehand; as protect,
in'fronf; "profie,
cage 5 Rr apsietcad
bes
‘bring. apain to one's native
Ted, Feme: redeem, render.
supra, shove, beyond: as supramundane.
‘aboee or beyond the ‘world. mrs
ait ton ee
over, beyond: as
transit,
| ehrongh,
“Tiransatlantie, across the AUlantic;
through
Prefixes and Suffixes
801
or office of; as adequacy,
qual to; of
fon, sum: as follage, collection
Hledge, the sum of” miles:
of
‘ach,
passage, the act or process of
yas insular, ‘per=
Degear, one iho bees.
‘_, 1
ae
let
ation,
as
ton,
those office of [AS]
ed, th if Preterit and past
fans ein are
gat darken, 10 imake da
hip ioh, increta Chat
fxr
‘one who
La:
as ardent, burning:
ides. Also, ~amt.
t which; as singer,
2
sings: New Yorker, one who is a native or
inbabitant of New York; binder, one who,
or that which, binds; more; as warmer,
more waren. {A3.
weely. tn the alrectlon of; southerly, in the
ection of south. Also, ~erm; ss southern,
[a8]
ery. qualities of; as prudery. qualities of a
Drude: art, trade, or occupation of: | as
Pottery, art, trade, or occupat
Place where: as Place
‘are kept; products of;
Of potter: state of: as
a slave. Also, -£, a8 foul
of growing
aie 3
quiescence,
sent, fre becoming; one who is
Fowing: as a growing or,
ing well, one who is growing well. (Lat.)
ese, bal: ing to
i
ipling
opie: Eas
Lar.)
eaemi= ke @ picture.
HR]
writing: description;
wort the
>
eS 8
iy, art
:
j
ah
BR!
Ze
8S
Es
sek
‘Also, toe, a advertise.
rsaice botany.
Ex os lambkin, a litle lamb, | AS.)
lent, full’ of; as fraudulent, full of frauc
tet, hte: as BS 2 Hille conic. (Fn)
like, Hke a god.
f. O06 who is; as hireling, one
hired; “ttle; as duckling, Tite dack.
dipine-
Fear ni Sh
a
-ment, act of, state of being: as government,
act crite that excitement, state of being
Sas en i et
abridgment,
» that which ts
wocdesd thar}
meter. an Instrument for measuring:
thermometer, an instrument for
Beat; measure: as hexameter, a verse of ait
measures. (GR.]
~meay, state or quality of being; asacrimony,
Blindness. condition of being Slind: “an
“"tavenced Be
sharp; that which:
tor ome BY 8
tate, ‘condition, oF Fen eran a
;aipae isi oe ness, GR act that
‘as hillock, m Hétle hill. (AS)
"act, state, or ry oF ae teat
5 jor, state or
that,
elevates. [Lat.]
~y, 10: place where: as prefatery,
‘Pertaining to the preface; 1, place
‘where one sleeps. [Lar.]
| a eget eas Me 9 vo
fall of, like: as » full of Voster:
ect
office, or
D.
ie i weal to | -etom, act,
f
i
ship, state or quailty of being
of be
rv. ry
ABBREVIATIONS USED IN WRITING
. AND PRINTING.
Adv. G4., Advance Guard. Also, A. G.
i eatits, of age, aged. Also, at tat,
F., American Expeditionary Forces.
Sg Acro Sausdron.
A. lo- Fren
& - Ancient Free and Accepted
A ail., affectionate; affirmative; affirming.
A. A. S. S. (Americane uarianw So-|A-,F- Le» American Federation of Labor.
‘clotatis Bocas). Balow “ot dhe Americea aston, A. F. 08 Ee
“Antiq Society. [Laz.] rp Africa: African.
ab, about. ‘Re Ggrwentuim), evr, Lar
& By able-bodied (seaman), Also, A, B. Ae G-~ Advance Guard; “Adjutant General:
“a, Apium Baccalsureus), Bachelor of) 4 "Gu “adjutant General's OMce.
abte..” abbreviated; abbreviation. Also, | S€f-» agriculture; agricultural. Also, agrie.
A.B. C.F. M.. American Board of Commis. | A ih (anno hesire), in the year of the
ae AEE Cp Army Hi Corpa.
AUF. M American Board of Foreign | A; Hy American Institute,
abl. ‘Alabama (official.
Abe. Archbishop. i era serlcan” Library Amociation:
abr.. abridged; abridgment. "AN ‘Legal Association.
abs., abeohitely: abstract.
ALB S American Bible Boctety oe the
abs. ‘re (absonte reo),
defendant. [Lat] . ‘
oes AE cman), vets Cri
“Anibulanes Compe: Artsy fark
Acad... Academy.
‘aee., Sccoptance: sccount: accusative.
Beeqt- (accelerando), more quickly. tir]
A. GG, Assistant
A. G ofS., Amistant Chief of Staff.
a & “ante diem), before the day (Lar;
‘after date. Amb.
A..D. (anno Domini), in the year of our Lord. | AmB.
Lat} AM
akon iN.
AD. -N-»
24 oo ( anal,
od int. lytic.
Fis ae
int. (ad ane
Gen Adjotant Bovera Pa
(ed iibteum), ot pleamure, [Lar ant,
fee. (ed locum) ‘atthe piace: [Lar] | Ame,
Aam., Admiral: a anthrep...
aamin., administrator; a. | AKER
sam, sdministrator. ALN.
SPREE, APSE a [Se
PR egy * Syndi Eee
cate, . Fe
Sav.’ (ad ‘alorem), acwotling © the 8:
value;
odversus), against (Lar.|; adverb; ‘advo-
cate.
Pye
e
>i
Aav., Advent.
aaven.,
Be
804 Abbreviations Used in Writing and Printing
AF, Dy Army Pay Department,
‘pec... Xpocalypee pha: Apocryphal.
Sere = fated:
Roses. water. Also, Aq. (Lar.
“Arabian; Arabic. Also, Arab.
A, Reiei regan the year ofthe reign
‘A. Ei Atetal Reconnoltorer: Army Regula-
AILSA, Associate of the Royal Academ:
‘or Ata, London’. vat 7
‘Arabian:
iation.
assec., associate; association.
asst, assistant.
AS 5. Ui; American Sunday School Unton.
str, sswrohomer: astronomy. Also, astrom.
au, Au Atlantic, si
. MC.» As Service
S. Q. my Transport
att., attorney. Also, atty.
attrib, atiributive.
Atty. Gen. Attorne: General.
a
ReUP ENS Seve condita), trom the
‘of the clty (Rome, about'753 B.C). [Lai
Aug.. August
‘Aust. Hames, Austra fiungary.
‘Austral, Australasia, Austral.
‘Auth, Ver., Authorized Version.
auxil, cuz wuxilary.
~» AVONUO;
ive (annas. vini VERE. he, oF sho, ttved 20
many) years,
A Albeo Ys ‘Vethion; Artillery Volun-
ae Te by Ay Veterins Corps.
a: y Veterinary Department.
a
3
i
i cee
q
Hl
1]
iy
ve
Wig
i
a
fy
EEF
PF
qd
Fa,
THEE
z,
E
a
£z
3
‘4
F
g
bound.
‘Bachelor of Divinity.
pl, Bale.)
ara.
of exchange.
ae See eon
2 Lettres), Bachelor of
Onl
of Locomotive Bos
> Bachelor of Literature, or of Letters
breech loading rifle
Bachelor of Medicine; Brigade Major.
jor of ine;
clor of Must
(Ee Benevolent and Protective Order
‘Gen...
Brit.
Brit. Mus.,
B. s., balance sheet: bill of sate.
B. S.. Bachelor zi
BL SC., Bachelor of .
BT, U_ British thermal unt.
ba.. bushel: Also, Bus.
bai, bulletin.
B
|B
oe
eR ia ih
Abbreviations Used in n Writing and Printing 805
Sergeant.
commentary; commerce;
7; commune; communi
Commission; Commis-
‘Commodore.
Contes...
Cone, Songregational Congregations!
C.F Ac, Chief of Fiold Artillery. "Congress; Congreesional.
CL et re A nce. com}., conjunction.
ae ‘Gapiain General; Captain of the Somt’ ‘containing: couteate; continent;
uaid; Coast. Guard: ‘Commanding Gen- | "Ccostinue: ‘continued. ,
eral: “Commissary” General, Co n- | comtemp... contemporary.
cal. comtr., contracted: contraction: contrary.
€-°G. S., Centimeter, Gram, Second (gystem | Cer-. Corner; cornet; corrected:
‘of “units); Commissary General of Sub-| — correlative: ; corresponding.
sina onler of Goutal Stall In tho Field. re Corinthians: ns
Sey Cattery Charlee Chinas Churen. | Core’ 7
Charles: Sop
Grae Gaptaln of the Horw; ‘Courtbotiso: | coat sbeise:
mouse Segoe, cosscant.
pe ‘chaplain: chapter. Pz compare, "Also, compe. of.
‘Chas., Charics. e candle power; lly pure.
Guin hina "Chinese. DMT: —ohife of Probate, ayer
cP. A. Cartied ‘Public Accountant. Also,
crown.
: . it ‘a constantly increas
Ir.
‘criminal conversation.
Sire. (circa, crcitor eizcum) "sboui. (Lar | sr erstam”
‘At, citation; cited; citizen! €."S."A., Confederate States Army; Con-
efv., civil; civilian. federate States of America.
_ Abbreviations Used in Writing and Printing
© & C.. Conspicuous Service Cross.
© & K- Companion of the Star of India,
& 5, Ni, Confoderate Staten Navy.
C_S. 6. Chief Surgeon's Office; Chief
‘Signal Ofticer.
t-, cent:
xi
D. C L., Doctor of Civil Law.
D. C M.. Disting luct Medal.
BBE egg oom oe
D. D.,
D. D.
deb.,
t.
+ Deuteronomy:
Defensor Fidel), Defender of the
‘Faith [Lat]: Dean of the Faculty.
aft, defendant; draft.
ds. ,
D."G. (Del gratia), by the grace of God
(Seo ‘wratias thas "to God (har.
Director General.
D. H., Deadhead.
Di, did,
aa.
Gam, diameter.
Giet., dictator; dictionary.
im." (diminuendo), with gradually diminish-
ing volume (Ir) diminutive, Also, imam.
‘» discount; ‘discovered: discoverer.
Gist.. distant; distinguished; district.
divide: divided; dividend; “divine;
| etn dae pee
‘Detached Service. °
D.
; | Da,, Dutch.
© 8. (dal seeno), from
daya
- V- (Deo volente), God 7 :
EY Mobeni
Stat other
@wt. (denarius (Laz), weight), penny weight:
penn! hte.
Abbreviations Used in Writing and Printing 807
. 3 |; equivaient. ‘f.. fragment; ; from.
Ez, 5 Father; France; Frau; French; Friar;
E'S.E, East-southeast. Bridey of the ot
Xe, quire.” Juans Mi ondon). badunmmennd
‘enesy., cmsayiat. Fellow of the Royal Astronomical
est, estuary. Oy of the Asiatic Society.
Seis emcblinbed. Alzo, eat. Fy Raliow of tho Royal College of
E. T., electric telegraph; English transla-|F. R. C. S.. Fellow of the Royal College of
et al. (ot tify ana elsewhere; (et alli), Prods frederick, - ath .
es " ;, freq
ct Steen). Sod others, and 00 forth. | Fh Gs Se Bellow of the Noval Geographical
Brees
F. De, A... Fellow of the American Institute
fam. fe .
FA M., Free and Accopted Masons. Also,
A. Fellow of the Institute of Actuaries.
F.
fiction.
os
:
i
;
i
ry
Fellow of the Royal Soclet;
(eclentifc, London). vat 7
FrSE.. Fellow of the Royal Society of
3 | 2 Edinb
id“Ariay of the Republic.
oer.
te
- reat Britain.
G. BL & L, Great Britain and Ireland.
G__., Gin Captain: Grand Chancellor;
‘Grand Chaplain; Grand Chapter; G1
¥ & Set Grosten common measure.
§.C "iz "Genera Coure Martial.
oe M. G., Grand Cross of 8t. Michael and
geologic
ie.
ER Geen rane
Be adind Lodge.
um.
WS Grand Master.
General Orders.
OL Fr Grand Old Bare (he U epub-
ican Party). 7
Er: Beat Governte General
wor.
(Gloria, }, Gl the Father
« Patri). lory ‘to
juate .
General Post Office.
£. pa... free of particular average.
grand; great:
‘Greece: Greek; Gi
808 Abbreviations Used in Writing and Printing
L. D.. Intelligence Department.
. Br., Br Pe -° 3 a
Be creat B iritain. raaty Grand. Serbo: | eB se hn Also St te ek
Grand Secretary; General Service; Gen- Ea ddreety tht te {Lat.}
eral Staff. tae) thar) I. ook sis General. far]
ecdaubride.” Kiso’ bgrss wy. In. porindicated horse power”
, hydrogen. Tt 2° threo lotteru of the Greek for Jesus.
h., harbor; hard; hardness; height; high; illustrated ; ; illustrator. Also,
hour: husband.
H. i is Artillery.
HEB. Mee Ts or Her, Britannic Matesty.
‘HL. C., Heralds’ College; House of Commons.
Be L., highest common factor.
w ‘Detachment
5. lesdquarters it; Hawatian
nadie handierchlef.
Ene: helium.
hhectogram:
drareyrum), mercury. (La;
Beorges ‘or Her, Grace: nll aan
atid Fis, or Hi ier, Highness; His Holiness
Riivd., hormhead:
ity
PERE
raiimperator). Emperor (Lar: Idaho:
Towa (official
IB? biden). in the same place. Also, tht.
Le Temas Christus), Jesus Christ [Lat];
‘condemned.
Tee.
re
‘itust.
Tiinols (ofMetal). Also, HL.
ae let it be orinted
1:
etmporter .
pe
‘incognito.
eee it; indicative:
a eee eS.
int., infinitive.
Inf, Infantry.
fmf. din fine), ‘at the end. [Lar.
fm Him. (in imine), at the outact. [La
3 OD he pice hed.
LN
1, (Teeus Nazarenus, Rex, Tudmorum).
Nazareth, King of the Jews.
inventor; involce.
Towa.” Also, Ta. (official).
. F., Independent Order of Foresters.
j. O. F., Independent Order of Odd
Feliows.
lent Order of Rechabites.
proved Order of Red Men.
; the same as, [Lat.)
Piaf Soo
ae
ih
ei
bi
SERPSEr er
4)
a
HE
F
oe
ef
an
ei
i
8
zyfe Christ; Julius Cesar; porte
eH 'D: (Juris Civilis Doctor), Doctor of
ivil Law. (Lat.
J.D. Gurum Doctor), Doctor of Laws
‘(hat.]
ef Jeremiah.
Iné., John.
: Abbreviations Used in Writing and Printing 809
' Journalist; journe;
ey Suse iio oe te Pea Posse, yman-
=. fame.
3.0, D. Guris is Cistugie Nie Doctor), Doctor of
2 ug, Rector). Hey
Be ei a the Senet
i G.F. Iden Fleece.
K KN -
ees tom
WL. HL. Knight of the Lesion of Honor
MK. B., Kitchen Police: Knight of Pythias;
‘night of Sr. Paurice. “™ a
Of (the Thistle; Knight Tem-
law. lawyer,
Brora Fl, the. More). pound,
nee: 2h ince roe etal tite:
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ee
fe
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My
3
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ij
5
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F. M., Licutenant Ficld
por
a
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Fi
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ni
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‘maximum.
re; manu-
Mz G., Master’ Commandant; Master of
cerainonles, Member of Gotgrom. "Ment.
‘of Council,
‘Medical Corps.
land (
Ma Mi: ial).
M. fedicinse Doctor), Doctor of Medi-
‘merchandise.
‘Me. Maing (oficial.
Enall
Mechanical. Military. or Mining. Fe:
Methodist, Episcopal; Middle ‘ie
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Abbreviations Used in Writing and Printing
medieval; me-
med... medical; medicine:
MG. Machine Gun: Machine Gun Unit.
M. G.'C., Machine Gun Company.
‘Acs Modern Association.
Mite. (pi; Mlles.), Mademolzelle.
uM "Thole Ma Mi Measteurs.
i Thelr Majestion: 2
Mine-"(pi Manes), Madame.
M.°N, ‘S., Member of the National
‘Acadamy of Sciences.
Mo, molybdenum.
mo. (pl, mos), month.
issourt (official).
M.
‘money
mod." (moderato), ‘moderately [7.]; mod-
Mont ¥onvana (oticial).
Mor., Morocco.
M, 6. BR. C., Medical Officers’ Reserve
M. P., Member of Parliament; Methodist
Protestant: Military Police.
M. P. C., Member of Parliament, Canada.
= fia er hour.
Madame.
beats TMS manuscript. Also, ms.
(memorize sacrum), ‘sacred’ to ‘the
memory [Lat]; Master of Science; Master
of Surgery; Mess Sergeant.
ms. L, mean sea lovel,
MSS., manuscripts. Aico, mas.
mt. (pi. mts.), mount; mountain.
mun., municipal.
mus., museum: music: musician.
Mus.'B., Bachelor of Music.
Mus. D- Doctor of Music.
M.W., Most Worshipful: "Most Worthy.
M. W.'V., Mexican War Veterans.
myg., mytiagram.
maut
mav., naval; navigable; maation...
Ravi. avisation: mavigaton 2
Ne eee oF take notice
lorgh Carolin (official,
North Dakota (official). Al
ax « ). Also, N. DL
‘National Education Association.
Also, Nek.
), MO ane
(Lat.]
Also, NM.
» Ne
NN; W., North-northwest.
No, (aurjero; pi. Now), ‘by number. Alo,
na’,
‘mol. pres. (nolle prosequi), to be unwilling to
prosecute: {Lar-]
nom...
aon se (non obstante), notwithstanding.
7 y
mem pros. (non prosequitur), be does not
Prosecute. [Lat.|
mem sea. (oon sequitur), 1¢ does not follow.
bers.
N. W.. Northwest; Northwesteen.,
‘National Woman's Suffrage
Abbreviations Used in Writing and Printing
811
NW. T.. Northwest Territories.
NZ Y., New York (official).
IN. Z. New Zealand.
oxygen.
(octarius) t JLar.J; October; Ohio;
Ontario! Order
Sg& on poonuint (oP.
fobilt), he, oF abo, died. [Laz.]
‘obedient.
‘Order of the British Empire.
; objection; objective.
jue: oblong.
‘observation: Observatory; obsolete.
‘Officer Commanding.
nee Datum: Olive Drab.
id English. Also, OE
i fish Dictionary.
‘officer: official, ”
‘Outside Guard:
‘High Geeman.. Also.
On fils, or Her, Majesty's Serv-
(Ooh), it is 90, all right. Aloo, © MC.
jocraw, inpran
abr ft
(leu,
1 .
SEMPLE Beasurement; Onder of Merit.
Oat., On
2 Pe
neat
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neperegey
SPE
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Ef
2 990
Fe
F
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ordinary;
Also. Oreg., Or.
‘Series; Old Style:
(Oxontensis),
ae pact
SRS a eps
). fathor [Fx.};
lest; prince.
of
. S.
Also, Penn...
\djutant.
Batts, participial adjective.
par., ph: parallel; parenthesis;
Para., A
Barks parimest: parliamentary.
Bart., participle. Also, B-» pte.
v0.
Patrols Potent mc. >
Payr.. Paymaster.
Glkmbum): lead. (Lar) :
bee Prayer a
C., Police Constable: Principal Chaplain;
Privy Council; Pay Councilor.
B.S Bx Ponants Cans! Deveremene,
ee
cog mingogie Doctor). Doctor of
Fens. ‘vanis, Also, Pa. (official),
‘Penney ‘ )
Pent., Pentecost.
Der ait. (per annum), by the year.
{Lar}
(Lar
(Der centum), per cant. “Also, B. ©.
. bY Proxy.
itn Pharmacy. :
lemon: Philip; Philippians; Philip-
=e.
Batige."plloeSBic? vil josophical; philos-
reba ten rae on phvaioloay.
Bind, (ipslt) he, oF she, painted ft. Alan,
judge; probate judge.
farahal. :
whe, of abe, painted it. {Lat
‘Oftice: “Province of Ontarto.
fice box.
04, Ba pay on delivery; Post Office
Pot, Poland: "Polish.
pol., political. Also, petit.
Bec Dolitical economy.
©. On» post-oftice order.
mulation.
Fore: Pore
o» Port ‘ortugucse.
pes... positive: possessor.
poss. i ive.
‘pages: Participle: (ptanissimo),
iclple: postpaid.
P. c.
let.
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rohe re
D 4
pt. (2. pts.), part; payment; pint; point;
papa ionn,
jira over.
Rie village.
Bwe., penuywelght; penny weights.
@ (quadrans), a farthing T.); quart;
x i faiest): aa if he should say. (Lar)
Se be lum), which
(ar)
OFF. ean fea ora faciendum), which was to
*oarecrmmaree Corps.
Suarecrmanse Gereral.
aa Placet), as much as you
; (quadrans), a
de
© & (quantum gumiett), 9 suMicient quantity.
query;
QBe- Gusher. Aza,
v. gisbes M3. % much as you will;
© Guod vide). which see. “(Lat)
ni (rex). kdng (Lar.}; railroad:
rector!
"ver Hates oad. red
royal,
mb rab: Radical; Réeumur; Republican;
Ee Cigelba), take (har)
fear Admiral; Royal Academy;
Rear Artillery; Regular Army, Royal
rad, radical; radix,
Eat rallentando), slackening.
Royal Academy ot Musle; Royal
ason.
~» Royal Army Medical Corps.
uma.
: Roman Catholic.
oval College of Physicians (Lon-
Royal College of |
5 5B oy 4} College of Surgeons (London).
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ary Asylum Royal Marine Areliey.
S.- Royal ‘Mail Steamer.
Oi novel ‘Naval Atr Service.
'P.. Royal Northwest Mounted
‘Police, ”
TOOK. ert
Bom Soman Pergo Romans.
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RPE,
‘im Poster
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Abbreviations Used in Writing and Printing
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tf
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carved it {Lat 3" scrupt
ae :
‘capitals. “Also, 8. caps.
farolina; Staff Corpe; Supreme
Yeculpeit), be, or she, carved it (Lat.];
iptor.
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Py
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me. [Lat.}
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are.
= m., oduare mile.
See. (oquentes, sequentia), the following
Sica thar]
Se: "Sir Sentor
8. kh. C., Signal
= Scere '; (semis), half. (Lar.)
ss Steamship; y School.
‘S. S. D. (Sanc us Dominus), Most Holy
Lord, Ban)
8. SE, Soutir-southeast.
S. 8. W., South-southwest.
‘st. (stet), let it stand (Lar.J; stanza; stone:
‘street.
St., Saint; Saturday: Strait: Street.
TT .
Gainte Sela.
‘ster., sterling. Also, stg.
S.T. BP. (Sactw Theologiw Professor), Pro-
fessor of Sacred Theology. {LaT-]
stem., statesman,
Sabi subjects subjunctive.
Subsi. substantive, substitute.
sam,
‘Sum-, Sunday. Also, Sund.
‘sup. (supra). above (La.); superior: super-
tive; supine; supplement.
Sap. C-, Supreme Court.
Sap: Cot. Supply Column.
‘Sup. Supply ficer.
‘Supplement,
Supt, Superintendent,
surv., surve}
Also, S. G.
av (sub ver That word; (sub
‘Yoce), under a
(Sancta Virgo), Holy VI Ward
Southwest.
Swi
Syne
€, temperature: tenor; time; tome; ton;
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Abbreviations Used in Writing and Printing - 315
W. SW. West-eouthwest. ==—~”~—=«|Y ¥.. MG. U.. Young Men's Christian Union.
A Real A.. Young Men's Hebrew Associa-
Se te ‘aise letters in the Greek, OF Christos Mee ° “
(Dl YES.) Your; + your.
“Xavier. Christian. WS Ye Woinen
x. ‘A., Young Women's Christian
‘%Xim., Christian. Also, X. ¥.W. CT. U., Young Women’s Christian
mty.. Christianity. "Also, Xty. .
Yop yard: your.
G D, yard.
BEE ED: Woke stew cutttan Awo-
‘YY. M. Cath. A., Young M
‘ciation.
SYMBOLS USED IN WRITING AND PRINTING.
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dollars;
; Conte: as
ing; shillings: as 1/6—18. 6d.
id, pounds (sterling): as £1:
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MATHEMATICAL,
Relations of Quantities.
+ plus, and. more; as 3+2=5.
— minus, less; as 6—3—3.
‘& plus or mint
X multiplied by; as 6X2—12.
+ divided by: as 6+2 -3.
La
ti as Win. Jones % with J. Brown.
‘aa the square root of 4 is-i2.
= long accent; macron; as date (dit).
~ short; breve; as pet (pet).
++ dimresis; as nalveté.
f dasger, obelisk: a mark of reference.
double dagger: a mark of reference.
816
TABLES OF WEIGHTS, MEASURES,
AND MONEY.
‘The Meter, unit of length, is nearly the ten-millionth part of a quadrant
of a meridian, or the distance between Wquator and Pole, The Ziternational
Standard Meler is, practically, a length defined by the distance between two
lines on a platinum-iidium bar at o° Centigrade, deposited at the International
Bureau of Weights and Measures, Paris, Franc
The Liter, unit of capacity, is derived from the weight of one kilogram
pure water at greatest density, 8 cube whose edge is one-tenth of a meter and,
therefore, the one-thousandth part of a metric ton.
The Gram, unit of weight, is a cube of pure water at greatest densit}
shows cdge ir one hundredth of 2 meter, and, therefore, the one-thousandih
part of a kil , and the one-millionth ‘part of a metric ton.
‘The Metric System was legalized in the United States on July 28, 1886.
MEASURES OF LENGTH.
v Equivalents.
0.2137
063157 m ml OF 8.280 feet 10 Inches,
MEASURES OF SURFACE.
‘Metric Denominations and Values.
Y hectare ~ 10.000 square meters.
09 aduare meters
Tesntare =P aquare meter
MEASURES OF CAPACITY.
Metric Denominations and Values. | Equivalents.
Liana. Coste Mrasuas. | Dar Mrasuns, | pff0rm
1 Bgctostere = 100,000 100 cubic meters... | 130.8 cuble yards... | 26417 gallons.
orstere = 1,000 | tcublemeter..... 1.3 yards... gallons.
Ee 2M | SRE aae | eat [a7 eto
1 dekaliter = 10 9 cuble dectmeters. | 9. 2417 Fallons:
1 Iter = cuble decimeter.. | 0.908 quart. 10567 gu
J deciliter = 1-10 ter 119 cuble decimeter . | | 6.1022 cuble 345 ell
1 centiliter = 1-100 10 cubic centimeters | 0.6102 cuble inch. 0.338 fuia
1 miliiter = 1-1000 “ | 1 cublecentimeter. | 0.061 cube ineh....| 0.37" fiutd
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818 Tables of Weights, Measures, and Money
WEIGHTS.
Metric Denominations and Values, Equivalents.
erry ov WATE ‘Avornp
Grau | WMtaxnow’ Desorr’. Wau.
1 mlllier or tonneau.
1 quintal
1 myriagram
1 Kdlogeam or klo
METRIC EQUIVALENTS.
: Measures of Length.
2.54 centimeters. lyard 0.9144 yard.
2 SO THES = eo 3844 St
Measures of Surface.
1 6.452 square centimeters. lacre = (4.047 square meters.
1 .093 square meter. lacre 40.47 ares.
1 836 square meter. 1 square mile = 259.004 hectares.
Measures of Volume and Capacity.
1 = 16.39 cubic centimeters. 1 fluiddram = 3.69 cubic centimeters.
! Boa St YT fld are = 08 cake cise,
1 28.339 liters. 1 fluid ounce +.0206 Hter.
1 = 765.16 liters. 1 gill - +-1183 Hter.
1 1 quart, liquid
1.1611 liters. measure - .9463 Liter.
1 8.81 liters. 1 gallon (231
} ie Ei
Weights.
= 6.479 cont . 1 - 4536 "
1 Rance, pvotrupots 2 28-2i%6 grams 1 You (999 pounds) = oo7 $0 Mere
re : = ieee Zo: =
1 pound = 453.50 grams. lton (2240 Bounds = 1.016 metric ton
THE METRIC SYSTEM SIMPLIFIED.
‘The following tablor of the metric aystem of weights and measures have, been simplified
as much as possil ‘omitting such denominations as are Practical, everyday use
in the countties where the system ia ned exclusively.
TABLES OF THE SYSTEM.
Length.
‘The denominations in practical use are millimeters (mm.), centimeters (cm.), meters (m.),
and kilometers (lm.).
10 millimeters = 1 centimeter. 100 centimeters = 1 meter.
10 centimeters = 1 decimeter. 1,000 meters = 1
Weight.
‘The denominations in use are gram (g.), kilogram (kg.), and ton (metric ton).
1,000 grams = 1 kilogram. 1,CCO kilograms = 1 metric ton.
(Capacity.
‘The denominations in use are cubic centimeter (c.c.) and liter 0).
1,000 cuble centimeters = 1 liter. 100 liters = 1 hectoliter.
Relation of ity and weight to : ibic decimeter Is a liter, and a Liter of
wateEclation of capacity and weight to length: » cuble a .
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APPROXIMATE EQUIVALENTS.
DOMESTIC WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.
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FOREIGN CURRENCY (Continued).
or 100 bre" T krone.
rs Bes, = i oe Russia.
18 rupees = | pound sterting. 100 kopecks = 1 ruble.
100,000 rupees = 1
10,000,000 rupees = 1 crore. Servia.
100 paras = 1 dinar.
‘Italy.
100 cote = 1 Hr 100 emt 22 3 pete
Netherlands. Sweden.
100 cents = 1 florin.
100 dre = 1 krona.
VALUE OF FOREIGN COINS
Vauur mx
U. 8. GoLD
IN UNITED STATES MONEY.
Vaioa
U. 8. Gow
Douane
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