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 PR E F A C E .

A s th e standard o f educati on i n our country has advanc ed, greater

p rec i si o n i n the use of lan guage has
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arked th i s p ro res s , and i ncreas ed
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atte nti o n has been pa i d to the study o f th e ety m
olo gy of o ur lan uage
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To ee t th e de and, o n the part o f teac he rs , fo r w orks adap ted to

i nstruc t i n th i s b ranch o f educa ti on, sieVe ral p ubli c ati o ns have i ssued
fro m the p re ss w i th i n th e past fe w y ears O n the m eri ts o f th ese, th e
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fo r i pro ve ent, h e u nderto ok th e c o p i lati o n o f themm
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teac h ers .

In the i ntro ducti on to thi s w ork, the nature and pro gress o f la nguage
are bri efly s ketc hed ; a c o nc i se acc o unt i s
g i ve n o f the o ri i n, c o
g m o
s iti o u and deve lo p m
ent o f the E ngli sh langua ge ; and the use of ty
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ol i s e xhi b i ted It i s not des i gned that this po rti o n of the work
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s ubj ec t he i s abo ut to s tudy, and a p l y r e pa y h i fo r th e ti e so d e

v oted A s , h owever, an m upi la w o uld no lec t to ade p t th e c ourse
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here s ugges wd , i f i t w ere e o pti o n al w i th t e so to do , i t i s reco

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read the Intro ducti o n alo ud, acc o m n
p y g
a i n th e ex e rc is e w i th s u c h il lu s
trati o ns and q ue sti ons re lati ve to the subj e ct as w i ll further e luc i date i t,
and lea ve n o do ubt that i t i s c o m
rehe nded by the p u ils
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C opi o us li s ts of Prefixes and fli xes c o p o s e the a r PA RT o f the

wo rk T he S E C OND PA RT co nsi s ts t i ne i ally o f Lati n and Greek

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w o rds , to geth er wi th a few fro t he re nc a nd o th er langua 8 , ar

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va ti ve thus o i tted ( and w hi ch a be fo und in O swald s E ty olo gi ’

cal D i c ti o nary ) sh o uld be an pli b y the pup il, as an oral exerc i se,
whic h, i t i s he! ieved, w i ll be o a nd o f great advan e
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T he T an P A RT , co nta i ning a c o pi o us lis t of WO 8 o f Goth ic ori gi n,

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i s a ne w feature i n s c ho o l textp b oo ks o n E ty o lo y : it is c onfidently
reco mm e nded to teac he rs as an e ffic ie nt m
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n i nte rest i n

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t he i nd o f th e p u il engaged i n thi s s tudy

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4 PRE F A C E .

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T he Key to th e Lati n, Greek, and oth er Ro o ts , c o ntai ned i n the
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Sec o nd Part, for s the c o nc ludi ng p o rti o n o f thi s w ork T h i s w ill
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allo rd d
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ost i p o rta nt a i to th e u
p p i l i n h i s v a ri o u s e x e rc i se s o n E
m olo gy , and w i ll e nable hi m
to analy ze w ith o ut di ffic ulty the w 8
m e t w i th i n th e c o urs e o f h i s rea di n
g T h u s , s h o u l
.d t h e w or d s tra n e
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oc c ur, th e p up i l, w it h o ut the as s i stance o f s uc h a K ey , w o uld do ub tles s
lo o k for the ro ot under th e hea di ng S , and lo o k i n vai n, as the w o rd i s
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deri ved fro ex terus, outs ide, fore ign A ga i n , s up o se h i to ee t w i th m m
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ep o ch fro a ct s , sa p l er fro h erc os, th e s a

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fruitless s earch w ould be ade n the ca se o f c o

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p o u n d w o rds w i th

sev eralro o ts o r s everal p re fi xe s , di fic ulti e s e qually as great w o uld b e p re

sented Wi th the aid o f the Key, thes e difii c ulties are enti rely re oved m
m m
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In re d to th e o de o f i ns tructi ng fro th i s b oo k, li ttle h as b ee n '

said, an th i s i nte nti o nally E ac h teac her i s ac quai nted “ 1 th hi s o w n

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ec uliar c i rc u s ta nc es , an d it i s th erefo re , p res u d t h a t h e c a n a do t

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a syste o f exerc i s e s w hi c h w ill te nd o re to the i

p ro v e e nt o f hi s
c las se s than w o uld be li kely to resu lt fro m
fo llo w i ng a ny ge neral di rec
ti o ns w h i ch the autho r m
i h t gi v e It s h o uld, h o w ever, be b o rne i n
m m m m
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i nd that, i n the stu dy 0 E ty o lo gy— o re, p erhap s , than in o st

o thers— the i ntere s t w h ic h th e
p up il a y ta k e mi n i t d ep e n ds i n a grea t
m
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degree, up o n the anner i n whic h the s ubj ec t i s p re se nte d ; th e i nve nt

i ve p o w ers of th e teac he r sh o uld, there fo re, be exerte d i n th e c o ntri vance
of a variety o f bo th o ral and w ri tten e xerc is e s F o r s o e valuable s ug
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es ti o ns o n th i s head, the rea der i s referre d to the Intro d uc ti o n and Pre
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face to O swa ld s E ty olo gical D ic ti o nary, edi ted by J M K eagy
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In th e re vi s i o n of th i s w ork fo r a sec ond ed i ti o n i t h a s b e en d ee ed

a dvi sab le to refer to th e te xt a nd c o p i o us n o te s o f O s wald s E ty
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o lo gi cal m
m m
D i c ti o n ary, to e xhi b i t th e p ri i ti v e o r e ty o lo gi c a l e a ni n g o f th e E n g m ’

li s h wo rds de fin e d i n Pa rt IL, wh e n th e u s u al ac c ep ta ti o n o f th es e w o rds

di ffe rs fro m th ei r li te ral m
e ani ng ; and to p lac e at th e c o and o f th e mm
u i l d fin i ti o n s o f s c i entific and te c h n i c al te r s o re full and p re c i s emm
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th an th e li i ts o f thi s b oo k w o uld allo w T he s e referenc es a re ade by

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ea n s o f a n p la c ed a fte r th e w o rd wh o se s i gn i fic a ti o n i s ex p lai n ed
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E v e ry te ac he r us i n g th e F i rst Bed : o f E ty o logy , o r th e C la s s Boo k -

o f E ty mo lo gy, as a te xt b o o k for hi s p up i ls , i t i s b eli e v e d w i ll find i t ad

v antage ou s to h a v e i n h i s s c ho o l, for refere nc e, at lea s t on e c op y o f O s
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o re w ord s th an are c o nta ln e d in th e Sec o nd P art o f th i s w o rk .

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C L A SS BOOK OF E T YM OLOGY
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I NT R O D U C T I O N .

L A NGUA GE i s a collection o f certa in artic ulate so unds use d as the

s igns o f o ur i deas , or of ce rtai n w ritte n cha ra cte rs whi ch re p rese nt
t hose so unds It has bee n m uch de ba te d, w he the r la n u a e i s o f
g g
m
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h u an or di vi ne origi n ; that is , w he the r it was gi ve n by the

C reator to the firs t o f o ur race , w ho we re thu s enabled to con ve rse
w i th e a ch other as soo n as the y w e re fo r e d ; o r w he ther m m an
w as le ft to his o wn re so urces , a nd fro m
i ts very rudes t be gi nni ngs
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rea re d the w hole fabri c

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T h ose w ho advoca te the fo r e r v ie w o f the s ubjec t, s u p port

thei r theory th us . M anki nd in the firs t ages we re a wande ring,
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s catte re d race , li ving up o n the s p onta neous fruits o f the soi l, o r t he

fl esh afforde d by the c hase T he y w e re obliged to di vide i nto
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s a ll fa ilie s, a nd e ach of these occ up ie d an e xte ns iv e trac t of

j eo u n try . T h e i r i n te rco urs e c o n s e
q u e n tl y us m
t h a v e be e n v e ry
ra re , e ve n if the y had be e n i ncline d t o as so c ia te U nde r thes e
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c irc u s ta nces , ho w cou ld they agree u p on a n y o ne se t o f so u nds

o r w o rds ? E ve n i f a few , w ho w e re b ro ught toget he r by accide nt

m
o r nece ssi ty , could s uc ce e d i n de te r i n i n g up on ce rta in s igns , ho w

c o ul m m
d t he y i p art the to the res t o f t he race , scatte red tho usa nds
of m m
ile s a rou nd t he ? It is ve ry reasonable to thi nk that p rior to
m m m
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the e sta blis h ent and s p re adi ng o f la nguage , en ust ha ve be e n

co ngre gated i n large n u be rs m the re m
us t ha ve be e n a lre ady co n
m
s ide ra ble p rogress towa rds th e fo r a ti o n o f s oci ety ; a nd y e t i t

m m m
s ee s al os t i p os s i b le to c o n c e i ve o f s oc i e ty w it ho u t s p e e c h— t o
m
conce i v e o f en colle cti ng toge the r a nd c o o p era ti ng i n a ny e nte r

p rise , a s l
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o n g as th. e y w er e i nc a p a bl e o f c o mm u n ica tin g to o n e

a nothe r the ir wa nts and de s i re s W he n to the se co nside rati o ns is

m
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added the fac t, that there i s a n ackno w l e dge d res e blance be twee n
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BOO K OF E T YMOL O GY .

a ll languages i n the ir co nstruction and m

in s o e of thei r radi cal
words , ho w , say the u p ho lde rs o f this side o f the qu estion, can “

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w e rej ec t the conclus ion that all la nguages have one co on
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o ri gi n, an d that langl ge i s the if t o f the D e i ty l
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But, o n the o the r hand; those wh o believe tha t langua ge is the
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i nve ntio n of an , advanp e t he fclle wi ng argh nrents
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It i s very
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i p rop er, i n hu nr hh filfii

rz j tb fitfiibute any re sults to the dire ct
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a e nc o f Go d, e xce p t where w e hav e undo ubte d e vi de nce of the

g y
fa ct, o r w he re i t is obvio us that the unde rtaking was s uc h as to
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requ ire the i n te rfe re nce o f o m ni po te nce T he C rea tor ade an , m m

m m
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e ndo we d h i w i th p hys ica l, oral, and i nte llec tua l faculties , and

p la ce d h i m u p on a w o rld w h i ch h is o w n h a n d h a d r
p p e a r e d , a

w o rld nic ely adap te d to the tastes , delights, wi she s , a nd w ants o f

m an, a nd o f w hi c h m a n was th e desti ne d lo rd ; but tha t he did
m o re than this wi ll no t be ad m
itted, nor do the circ u s tance s o f the m
cas e re u i re a ny such ad is s on ;
q m i T h m
e A l ighty , at the fo r ation m
m m
an, ga ve hi
m
of ce rtai n cap aci tie s ; but he did no t give the i r
deve lo p e nt m T he us cle was a ttac hed to the li mb ; but i t w as
m m
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le ft to ti e a nd exercise to s tre ngthen a nd ature i t So , too , the

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o rgans o f s pe e c h we re giv e n; ca pable of a tho usand vari e ties o f

artic u lati on m
but we can not th ink that an was told w hic h so unds
to u tter first . T he work of the De ity w as pe rfor ed w he n he m
p laced his creature th us
gi fte d u p o n t h e ea rt h : t h e r es t w a s f o r
the latter, Ope ra ti ng u nde r th e la ws that had be en i pos ed u p o n m
m
hi and all obj ects around h i m ”

m
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A s for the a rgu ent which attribute s to langua e a di vi ne

o ri gin, becau se of the a na lo gy i n t h e cons truc tio n of al la n ua es ,
g g
h o we ver wi de ly separated, and ho we ve r different i n Othe r res pec ts,
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i t is o f no force whate ver, if w e s up pose a nkind des cende d fro m m

a co mm on p ai r ; fo r th en 8 Ian ua e wo uld h a v e be e n for ed,
g m
m
.

co p le te e n o u g h to ac c o u n t fo r t is a n a lo
gy lo n g b e for e a n y p s e a
m m
,

ra ti on o f the p ri i ti ve fa i ly w ould ha ve ta ke n p lace

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m
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M uc h t he greate r nu be r of p hilologi sts hold the latte r th eory,

m
to whic h the co p iler of this work also gi ves the p re fe re nc e On
m m
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this hypothesis , langua ge , i n the firs t age , ust ha ve be e n ext re e l

y
rude m
T he wa nts and ideas of en we re do ubtless o f the s i p lest m
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ki nd, and w e re p robably co unica te d by pas si onate c ries , acco

p a n ied b
y su ch g e s tures and m o ti O n s as w o ul d f u rt h e r t h e i r p u r
os e T hu s , if one des ired a n obj ec t in the posse ss ion o f ano the r,
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0 w o uld go to h i , and, p o i nti ng fi rs t to the ob e c t and the n to

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m m
hi se lf, w o uld utte r so e so und wh ich, be i ng re peated again and
a a in, w o u ld gra dua lly co
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e to e xp re ss the i dea o f i vin
g g o r g r a n t
i ng O r, if one w ishe d a nothe r to go wi th hi m an w he re , he
y
m
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would go to hi and po i nt i n the di rectio n he inte nded to ta ke ,

a cco m
p y g
a n i n i t, as be fo re , w i th s o m e u tt er a nc e w h i c h , i n m
ti e ,
wo uld be u se d as the s ign o f goi ng or trave lli no In this way
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an of the very o b i h t b f i
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In giving na es to obj ects , or i n the m
aki ng of nouns, th e
y
w ould p robably be gove rne d by the natu re o f the obj e ct T o de
m m
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s i gn ate so et hin o ft and e ntle , a li u id a nd u i l u d

g s
g q s c a s o n
w o uld be used ; w hile a harsh s o und wo uld be ma de to re p re se nt
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any thi ng ro ugh and boi s te ro us In e ve ry la nguage the re a re a

m m
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g re at a n y w o r d s i n w h i c h sou nd o r o ti o n i s co nc e rne d ; an d,

a s it is e as
y f o r t h e vo ice to i m i ta te the noi s e o f e xternal o h

j e c ts t h es e wou l d c o n s ti t u te t h e b e
g i n n i n g s o f l a n u
g g a e I llu s
m
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t ratio ns o f th is b seen i n the fo llo w i ng s e nte nce s : the

a
y e

w i nd whi s tles , the te p est roa rs m t he wo lf ho wls th e serp ent

m
hi ss es t h e cra sh of falling ti be r ; the strea fl o ws ; the bai l m
ra ttles , &c
P

m
.

W e w i ll s up pose the n a first langua ge , rude and i p e rfec t, i a

d ee d, b ut sti lls ufficie nt to e nable i ts p oss essors , i n thos e e arly ti es, m
mm
to co u ni cate t he ir s i m p le w a nts and i deas I t i s s p o k e n b y a
m m m m
.

a ll n u be r o f i ndi v i dua ls w ho co p ose a little fa ily or tri be

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T h e i r d we lli ngs a re h uts ; thei r food is the w i ld be rry , or the raw

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m
fl e s h o f th os e a ni als the y h a ve be e n s o fo rtu na te as to ca p ture ;
ro u gh sk ins thro w n grace less ly a ro und the i r bo di es s erve th e m for
c lo thi ng ; the ir w ea po ns a re c lubs a nd s tones ; t he y rise w i th the
s un , a n d th row the m se lve s up o n the gro u nd to re st a s the light

m
disap p e ars ; th e i r kn o w ledg e is li ited to t he fe w o bj ects a ro und
t he m , a n d e v e n o f t h e n a t u re a nd p rop e rt ie s of t hes e the y ha ve

bu t a vagu e notion— p h ilosop hy is no t y et born the i r so le o bj ec t

i s to p ro cu re the i r da ily suste nanc e , a nd pro te c t the s e lve s fro m m
the assa u lts of the wi ld beas ts whi c h m ee t th e m i n eve ry p a th ;
a nd the w i de wo rld, un exp lo re d a nd u ni n ha bi te d, e xc e pt by the

i nfe rio r o rde rs o f creatio n, lies o p e n befo re t he m No w , ho w, fro m

mm m m
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s uc h a co e nce e nt, hav e s p ru n n d i ti n t l n u

g so a y s c a g g , a e s

m
s o dis s i i la r i n the i r co nstructi o n and in th e ir w o rds , a nd e a c h
co m m
p r i s i ng a n y d if f e r e n t d ia lec ts ,
— as a r e n o w s p o k e n t h ro u g h
o ut t h e w orld ?

A ll th e a pp are nt di fficulties o f this s ubj ec t w i ll v anis h u po n

c o ns i d e ri ng the p ro gress of soc i e ty m
A s the n u be rs o f t he p ri
m m m
.

iti ve fa ily i ncreas e d, the a o u n t o f food , w hic h th e y c o u ld

o bta in i n the ne ighbo rhood o f t he i r c o mm o n lodgin g p lace , w o u ld

be fo und i ns uffic ie nt ; a nd, as they had not hin g to attach t he m to

a p a rtic ula r s po t, a s e p a ra tio n w o u ld ta ke p lace , a nd a p art o f the ir

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body wo uld go o ff to see k a ne w ho e m T he se wo u ld m ee t w i th

m
.

ne w o bj ec ts ; ne w ideas w o uld be for e d ; a nd t his wo uld gi ve

ris e to ne w na m es

m m m m
.

A t the sa e ti e , thos e le ft be hi nd the wo uld go o n ak in

g
co nti n u a l add i ti o n s to t h e i r s toc k o f w o rd s ; a n d h e r e w e s e e t h e

m
firs t s te p i n the de ve lop ent a nd va riatio n of language . T he
change , h o w e v e r w o u ld b e v e r y s li g ,h t a s t h e di s c o v e n e s o f t h e

mm
,

w ld b c o u n ic a t e d to t h e o t h e r B u t i n t h e c o u r s e o f
m
on e o u e

m m
. ,

ti e , t he sec d f i l w u ld fi n d t h e s e l v es o b li g e d to s e n d o ff a
o n a y o
8 CL ASS
-
BOO K o r E T YM O L OGY .

m
divisio n to ano ther s po t ; w hile the p are nt fa ily , e ven p ri or to
thi s i n a ll p ro bability , ha ve se nt o ut a ne w co lo ny We now
m
, .

hav e fo ur se p arate gro u ps, a nd the sa e p roc ess w h ich w e traced

b e fo re wo uld co ntinue Both the new a nd the old s ettle ents m
m m
.

Wo uld inve nt ne w na es , o th e r habi ts wou ld be for e d, old c us

m
to s w o uld be m o di fie d, and, a l though the re wou ld y e t be too m uc h
i nte rc o mm m
unication to p e r i t any e xte nsi ve di ffe renc es be tw e e n
the ir m
o des o f s e e c h , s till a de ci de d a lte ra tio n w o uld be in to be
p g
e ffe c te d m
A not her p e ri od of ti e w o uld ela p s e , a new se para ti on
m
.

w o u ld take p la ce , a nd the re wo uld be e ight fa i li es u po n thes

e a rth . U po n the ne xt se para tion, the re wo uld be s ixte en ; this!

w o uld soon inc re ase to thirty tw o ; an d thus the ra ce wo u ld go o n

-

m u lti p l i n
y g a nd s e p aratin , eac h s e aratio n th rowi n
g p g th e m fu rth e r
a n d fu rth e r fro m the p a re nt s tock, not o nly in reg ard to s pace , but
a ls o to m m
anners , cu sto s , a nd s p e ec h u nti l the w ho le world w o uld be

m
,

p po u la te d ; a n d i n p la ce o f t h e p ri i ti ve lan ua
g g e w h i c h co uld
m
, ,

no lo nge r be rec o nise d, the re wo uld exis t a ult i tud f n w

g e o e
o nes , alto e the r u nli ke i t and ea ch o ther
g .

T h us the i nhab itants o f that p a rt of w es tern A sia, w here N oah

,

a bo de a fter the d e luge , wo uld be i nca a ble o f und ers tandi n th

p g os e
of K a m
sc hatka , No rth e rn or W e ste rn E u ro e , o r A fri ca ; a nd i t is
p
do ubtful i f the sp eech o f A sia M inor w o uld not be altoge th e r u n
i nte lligi ble to the m
m
.

But w e ust take care that we do not fall i nto a n e rro r he re

m m
.

A ltho ugh all the di visions o f ankind , bo th thos e goi ng o ff to fo r

m
ne w colonies a nd thos e w ho re ai n, a re re p res e nted as c hanging
the i r la ngua ge , y e t i t m us t no t be tho ught that this c hange i s ide n
tical e ithe r in k i nd o r degree . Language is a n i nde x o f the p ro
f o c i t n d th l tt d va nces o r re tro rades , s o w i ll
g re ss o s e
y a as e a e r a g
m m m
, ,

the fo r e r i p rov e o r dege ne rate It is w ell kno w n tha t a nki nd

m m mm
.

us t h a v e so e fi xed a bo de be fore c i v i li za tio n can c o e nc e , a nd

as lo ng a s the y le a d a ro v i ng, m igrato ry li fe , so lo ng the y w i ll be

m e re sa vage s It fo llows , the n, that those w ho i n the e arly a ge s
m m m
.

re a ine d i n the fi rs t locations , ust ha v e grad ua l ly i p ro ve d ;

w hile thos e w ho w e re t he pi one ers o f t he ne w -
m
ade wo rld co n

m
t inned i n the s a e ru de co ndi tio n as in the be ginn ing ; so tha t,
‘

m
by th e ti e the e a rth had bee n ge ne rally e xp lo re d, the inhabi ta nts
o f c e ntr a l A s ia w e re e nj o yi ng the be ne fits of c iv i liz atio n, w hi le
m
.

t hos e w ho occ up ie d the borde rs o f th e e arth li ve d i n th e sa e

co m m
fo rtle ss huts, a nd fe d u p on the sa e u np alatable foo d, that ha d
co ve re d a nd no urishe d the i r first a nces to rs
m
.

T he v e ry s a e res u lts w e re pro duced wi th re gard to languag e

m
.

T he o ne w as ce p io u s , p o lish e d, and a bo unding w i th te r s w hich

s ho w e d t ha t the h u m m an i nd had a wakene d ; t he othe r ha d
c ha nge d, to be s u re , b u t i t w a s o nl by the corru p tio n o r dro p p i ng
y
o f o ld w o rds , a nd the a ddi tion o f a fe w n e w one s ; t he langu age

was as mea e r, a nd the i dea s w e re a s rude , a s e ve r

g
m
.

We ha ve th us a rrive d a t t he first e le ent i n the di vers ification

 INT RODUC T ION . y

of language, and, for the sake o f a na e, w e m m ay call it m

ig ra
ti o n T he who le wo rld is now p e o pled a tho usand va ri et ies of
m
.

s p ee ch exist ; i g ra ti on ca n no longe r affe ct la nguage . W hat,

the n, is the ne xt age nt C onquests A s na tio na l di stinc tions are
m m
.

for e d disp utes arise , a nd the w e ake r p arty us t

y ie ld to t he
s tronger m
T he n, as it i s i p os s ible to destro y a language w itho ut
m
.

e xte rrn i natin t h o se w h o s p eak i t, that o f t he co n ue ror u t

g q s c o a

m
les ce w ith tha t o f the conquere d to fo r a ne w o ne p arta king o f the
r
p p o e r ti e s o f e ac h T h i s w o u ld b e a d e r i va tive la n u a e c o
g g m
m
.

p o u n d e d o f tw o or ig i na l o n es A ft e r th e la p s e o f ti e w h e n
m m m
. ,

the se nations ha d beco e assi ilate d, we a

y s upp ose a f res h
c on ue st
q m ade by the m T h e res ults a lre ad notic e d wo uld e ns ue ,
y
'

m m
.

and a n o ther de ri va ti v e language wo uld be fo r e d, co p r is i n g

thre e o f the origi na l la ng ua ges . W hen we cons ider the nu be r m
o f c o nq uests and re co nque sts that take p lace as s oc i e t ro
y p g re ss es ,

w e w ill re adi ly re aliz e t he e ffici e nc y o f this s e co nd age nt i n re vo

lu ti o n i z ing s p e ec h m
T he re a i ning ca use s o f the m odi fi ca ti on o f
m m
.

la n gu age are co p arati ve ly uni porta nt, a nd o nly ta ke p lac e a fte r

c i v i li z a ti on h as m a de conside ra ble p ro ress
g O f th e s e m a
y b e
m mm m
.

e n ti o ne d co e rc e , w hi c h furn is hes us w i t h t he na e s o f offi ce s ,

m
digni tie s, wares, and the te r s of traffic, found in fo re ign co un
tri e s ; a nd the i m i ta tio n a nd borrow i ng, by learned
’

m e n, o f the

words a nd p hrases o f o ther tongues . m

F ro w hat has now be en
sai d, i t w ill be s e e n that there i s no gr e at di fiic ulty i n be li e vi ng

t ha t all t he v a rie ties o f s pe e ch , no w in e xis tenc e , a re th e o ffs p ri n g

o f o ne c o mm on p are nt;

W hat th is origi nal language was , or the order i n w hich othe rs

w e re de ri ved fro m i t, w e are u nab le to as ce rtai n We are i n ~

m m
.

fo r e d , i n th e Bible , that the deluge s we pt aw ay a ll ankind but

m m
.

No a h a n d h is fa ily ; a nd he nce , at thi s p eriod, th e u lti p licatio n

o f la n u ages , li ke the p o pu la ti o n o f the w o rld, was to begi n ane w
g .

W hen w e conside r the longev ity of our e arliest ancesto rs , affo rd

m
i ng op p o rtuni tie s for e n of di ffe re nt ages to m i ngle toge the r, w e
ca nnot but be lie v e that, fro m A da m do w n to No ah , the la n gu a ge
firs t m ad e u se of unde rw e nt no m a te ri a l c ha nge It w as this
m m m
.

i i ti v e la nguage , the n , w h i c h S h e , H a , a n d Ja p h e t, the th re e

p r

s o ns o f Noa h, carrie d w i th t he m to t he di ffe re nt pa rts o f the earth

w h i ch th e y w e re re s p e cti v e ly to occ u p y S he m an d h is de sc end

m
.

a nts Sp re a d thro u gh A r enia, Pe rsi a, and the adj ace n t te rri torie s ,

m
i nto a ll the regi ons o f E as te rn A s ia , for ing the ground wo rk o f -

m
th e A r e ni an, t he a nci e nt Pe rs ian , the Sa ns c ri t, the ori gi na l C h i
n e s e as w e ll as a ll the la nguage s ha vi ng a ffinity to the m Ha m
m
.
,

a n d hi s p os te rity s e ttled in A rabi a , A by ssi n ia, and t he re o te p a rts

o f A fri ca , the re gi v i n g ris e to t he old E gy p tia n, th e C optic, the

E t hio p ic , a nd th e i r re la te d tongue s . Ja p he t a nd h is offs p ri ng

o c c u p i e d N orthe rn A s ia , A s ia M i nor, Io n i a , Gre e ce , Ita ly , a nd

u lt im ate l
y th e w hole o f E uro pe , gi v i ng bi rt h to the o ld P e l a s ic.
g
th e G ot h i c , th e C e l t ic , a n d a ll th e i r ki n d r e d dia le c ts .
10 C L SS BOOK o r ET YM OL OGY
A -
.

O f all the anci ent la nguage s, of whic h any knowledge re ains. m

the H ebre w s tands fi rst . It is of undoubted ant iqui ty , and is sup
os e d to hav e ex e rie nced fe w l te ra tions tha n a n th O
p p e r a y o r u
m
e r
m m
.

no w le dg e o f i t, too , i s ore a p l e . T h i s i s th e s a e w i th th e
Phoen ic ia n, and other la nguages th en sp oke n th rough P alesti ne
a nd the ne i ghbori n
g c o u n t ri e s as fa r as S ria , M e s opo ta
y m i a , a n d
C haldea . O f the other e arly to ngues , o f those of P e rs ia , E gypt,
a nd No rt he rn A s ia , li ttle o r no thin i k n o w n T h r u h th
g s o
g e
m m
.

e di u of th e o ld P elas gic , the H ebre w , tra ns p lanted by the Phoe

n icians, beca e the m p a r e n t o f t h e Gree k . T h e p ri imti v e Gree k,

in turn, ga ve o rigin to the L atin .

While this p rocess w as goi ng
on, the Goth ic and C e lti c (the last tw o languages w hich w e ca n
no tice a t p rese nt we re fo unde d B oth e vi dently ap p ear to h ave
)
m m
.

be en brough t, at a re ote p eri od, fro the re gi o ns borde ri ng o n

th e C as p ia n a nd Black Seas , by colo nies pass i ng north w a rd and
wes tw a rd i n s earch of a s e ttle e nt m T he language s at first ay m
m
.
‘

not ha ve be e n diss i ilar T he Go th ic s prea d thro ugh the north

m
.

of E u ro e , a nd b i t h t t h D n i h t h S w d i h G n
p g a ve r o e a s , e e s , e r a ,

a nd a nc ie nt Sa xon . T he C e ltic diffus ed i ts diale cts through

F ra nce , Spa in, a nd the Britis h is les . We w ill have occas ion to
allude a a i n to bo th t he se la n u a es as w e s
g g g p gro r e s

m
.

F ro o u r de fi nition of la ngua ge , i t w i ll be found to di vide i tself

into s p oken and w ri tten m
T he for e r addresse s the e a r, and e na
‘

mm
.

bles us to co un icate to thes e o nly w ho are be fo re us , or, at bes t,

w ithi n hearing ; the latter addre ss es the e y e , and thro ugh i t o ur
tho u ghts ca n be co nve e d to those w ho a re d is tan t th o usa nds o f
y
‘

m
.

ile s T h e o ne con si sts o f s o unds , w h ic h re p re s e nt i de as ; the

m m
.

o the r co i k h t w h i ch n t u n d
p r s e s a r s o r c ar a c e rs r e p re s e s o s

mm m
.
, ,

F o r a lo ng ti e , ankind we re obliged to co ntent th e selve s w ith

m
i parti ng the i r i deas to those i mm ed ia te l around the
y m o r, w he n

m mm m
,

the occ as ion de anded that the y s ho uld co unicate w i th re ote

p e rso ns t he i r w o rd s w e re p u t i n to m th e o u th o f a me ss e n e r ;
g
m m m
,

but, as s o c i e ty a dva nc ed a nd h u an rela tio ns ulti p lie d, en

m
beca e dissa tisfie d w ith thi s m m
eage r e a ns o f i nterco u rse , a nd

m ade t he fi rst ste p tow ards the i n ve n tion o f w riti ng .

T he first e fforts of this kind w ere , no do ubt, by p ictu res In

m
.

e ve ry a ge , anki nd ha ve fo und i t e asy to re p re s e nt, by ru de

figure s , the o bj ec ts p rese nte d to the ir s ight T hus , to s ign ify a

m
.
,

ba ttle , t he y w ould draw the figure s of s e vera l en , w ith w ea p o ns

i n the i r ha nds , co ntending toget he r T h is p icture w ri ti ng Was , i n
-

m
.

fact, the o nly kind use d in M e xico a t the ti e o f i ts discov e ry It

‘

m
.

is very i p e rfec t, h owe ver, only bei ng capable of re p re senti ng

those o bj e cts and relati ons w hi c h are s een by the e ye A c tio n or
m
. .

e xte rna l eve nt can be exhibite d by i t, bu t no acco a n

p y g i n w or d s
o r i nte llige nce o f the p rod uc i ng ca us e s ca n be con v e y e d

m
.

T o obvia te , in a ea su re , the se disa dva ntages , h ie ro glyp hics

Were re so rted to m
T hese are sy bols, which are m ade to s ta nd fo r

m
.

i nvisible obj ects, on account o f the rese blance between such

 rs mn on c rron . 11

sy mb l o s and the job e cts . T h u s a n e y e w a s th e h i ero g ypl h i c s !

m
,

s y b l o of knowl e dge ; a circ le , o f ete rni t ; havi ng ne ither be gin

y
ni n nor e nd ; a li on o f stre n t h and fo rtitude ; a horse , o f libe rt ;
g g y
m m m mm
t
,

an a nt, o f w is do , fi e T h e s i l b o l w o ti s
r e s p e s
y s e re s e e

m m m
.

co nj oi ned to fo r a ne w one , a nd re p rese nt a o re co p l e x id ea .

T hus, a serp ent w i th w ha wk s h ead denoted nature wi th God p re

f

s idi n
g o v e r i t B u t fr o m t h e a r bi t ra r y m a n n e r o f c h oos i n g t h es e
m m m
.

hie roglyp hics , a nd the i perfe ct e thod of p utti ng the to gether,

the y mu st ha ve serve d but very partia lly the p urp o ses for w hich
the y we re des igne d .

T he n ext ste p i n t he p rogress o f w riting wa s to di scard p ictures

a nd h i e ro l
g p hi c s a n d to re p la ce t h e m b y s i m mp le a r k s e a c h o n e
h
, ,

o f w h ic h s o uld stand for a

p ar t i c u la r o b j e c t M a n y o f t h e s e
m
.

wo u ld co nsist o f th e hi e roglyp hi cal figu res , so s i p lified as to

m
«

faci li ta te the conne cting of the i n writing ; and in t he new cha

m
rue te rs to be for ed they w ould u ndo ubte dly pa y so e re gard to
”

m
m
the q ua lity or for of the thi ng to be desi gnate d . E very c harac
te r u s ed i n suc h w ri tings, s tands for a s e parate thin g or i de a so
m m
,

t h a t fo r ev ery w o rd the re us t be a c orres pondi ng a rk U nder

m
.

th is s y s te , the E ngli s h lang uage , instead of t we nty fo ur si gns, -

w o uld requi re nea rly 0 0 8 hundre d thousand . A ltho ugh this m e

tho d o f w ri ting wo uld be a lls uffici ent for the exp ress ion of e v ery
-

m
i de a w hic h ight aris e in the hu a n ind, y et, on a cco unt o f the m m
g re a t n u mb e r of characte rs , i t w ou ld req ui re th e e ffort of a life ti m e

p e f c tly to r e ad a nd w ri te the m V ery fe w nati ons , the n, w o uld

m
r e .

co n ti n u e to labo r u nde r these disa d vanta ge s wi tho ut aki ng a

v igo ro us e ffo rt to re o ve the m m
m
.

It w i ll be obs erved that, as y et, we h ave et with nothing which

co rres p o nds to ou r lette rs T he rude p ict ure s first m ade use of,

m m
.

t he h i e ro glyp hics that su cce ede d the , and the arbitrary a rks ,

w ere a ll the signs o f things T h e thought of i nv enti ng a syste m

m m
.

of a rk ,s w hi c h s h o u ld s ta n d fo r s o u n d s — t he se lve s the s po ke n
rep re s e n ta ti ve s of thi n gs, ha d not ye t e ntered the m inds m en

m m
.

B u t as the incon ve ni e nces of the o ld e thod o f w ri tin g beca e

m m
, ,

i ; b eg t t u n th i a tte n ti o n to l a n g g u a e a n d
m
o re s e r o us e n a n o r e r ,

th e y di s c ove red tha t, no twiths tandi ng the gre at n u be r of wo rds,

th e s o u n d s w h i ch c o pmose t h o se w o rd s a r e v e r
y fe w , a n d , b y
re p r e s e n t i ng ea c h o f th e s e s o u n d s b y a d is ti n c t s i g n th a t th e

m
,

ld c o bi ne thes e signs in the wri tte n word, to corresp ond w i t

the c o mb i n a ti o n o f th e so u n d s i n th e s p o k en w or d a n d t h u s o b t a i n

m m
,

l te w r i tt e n la n g g u a e w i th o u t b e i n g e n c u b e r e d w i th i n n u
a co p e

m o ra ble mar k s . T h e fi r s t r e s u l t o f thi s n e w r e a s o n i n g w a s a n

a lp h a be t f s l la b l s T h e d is t i n c t u t tera nc e s o r s y ll a b l es o f t h e
o y e
m
. , ,

d h l
.

la ng g w l i fi d n d ar k a pp pr O n a t e t o
e a c c as s
m
u a e e r e c ass e a a

m
.
,

h
O

T h i w u ld d h a k d i w i ti n g W i t i n a u c h
m
o r e u ce t e r s u s e n r

m
s

m
,

s m al le r c o p a s s th a n th e n u b e r o f w o r d s u s e d s
p e a k i n g.

h m b f h w l d b t n d d i
zfi
St i l l t u e c a r a c te rs o u e v e r y g a r e ; a r e a
m
e n r o

m fi l
.

a nd w riti ng u s t h av e b e e n a tt e n d e d w it h a n y d i f c u t ie .s
12 c u ss Bo o n or s rv u o w o
-
v.

these , howeve r last va nis hed, when so e one , o re i nge nious

at m m
m
,

or ore fo rtunate than the re st of his race , by c los e ly ana lyzi ng

m
the so unds ade u se o f i n spe ec h , re du ced the to a few s irnp le m
m
.

ele e nts By a ffixi ng to the se ce rta in si gns , whi ch w e ca ll lette rs ,

m m m
.

a n a lp h abe t w as fo r e d, a nd w ri ti ng a de the eas y and co p le te

m m m m
e diu o f co uni ca ting tho ught , wh i c h w e n o w a d i re a nd m
e nJ0 r

i eh
lf
oinve nted the alpha bet T hi s is a q uestion, wh ic h, to ou r
las ting regre t, w e cannot ans wer : e ve n the n ation of the i n ventor
i s the s ubj e ct of dis p ute and unce rta inty So e look to E gy pt , m
m
.

the earli es t c ivi liz e d ki ngdo , pe rhap s , an d th e grea t c u lti va to r of

a rt an d scien ce , for i ts o ri gi n o the rs wo uld a wa rd this ho nou r to

P hoenici a , and, w hen w e conside r the i n vent i ve a cti vi ty atte ndant

u po n co mme rc ial and m
echanical p ursui ts , thi s a wa rd w i ll not

a p p ea r i nj udicious or u n e ri te d m
Fro m
th e books o f M oses , it
m
.

a p p e ars that the a lp habe t ust ha ve be en i nve nted p rio r to his

‘

m
ti e m
T he beli ef a o ng the a nc ie nts w as , tha t letters w ere
m
.

bro ught i nto Greece by C ad us, a Phcs nician , abo ut 15 00 B c

m
. . .

T he letters thu s i ntroduced w ere but s ixte e n in n u ber, the re st

m
hav ing be e n a dde d a fterwards ; a nd fro the se very le tte rs , th os e,
no w in u se by u s , and
‘

m
any E ur op e an na tio ns , a re d e ri v e d

m
.

O rigi nally le tte rs were w ritten fro th e ri ght hand to the le ft ;

m
for a ti e th e Gree ks wrote alternate ly fro m
the ri ght to the le ft,
a nd fro m
the left to the ri ght ; and, finally, the a nn e r w hich we m
m
.

no w follo w , as ore natural and eas y , was adop ted

m m
.

A t first w riting was on ly e ployed on i po rtant occasio ns , and

p i ll
a rs a nd ta bles of s tone , or su bs equ entl
yp la te s o f t he s ofte r e m h

tals , as lead, w e re ade u se of m

A s writing beca e ore c o o n, mm mm
m
.

li ghte r and ore conve nient articles we re bro u ght into se rvice In
m
.

so e co untri e s lea ves and th e bark of c erta in tree s w e re us e d ; i n

o the rs tabl e ts of w ood, c ove re d wi th a th in c oa t of w ax, on w hich

m
i press io ns w ere m
ade w i th an i ron s tylus ; a nd i n o re o de rn m m
m m
ti es , p arch e nt, p re p are d fro m
the hide s o f ani als , w a s the m
usual w ri ting ateria lm T he c heap and con ve nie nt article w hic h
.

we no w poss ess , p ap er, was i nve nted no earlier than t he fo urteenth

c entu ry ,
W e h a ve thus taken a v i ew of the nature and la n
p g
ro ress o f
g uage i n
g e n e ra l; i t is ti e n o w to t urn m
o ur a tte n tio n i n p a rti c u l
a r
to o ur o wn la hguage T he firs t accredi ted acc ounts o f Bri tain are
mm
.

found i n the co e ntari e s of J uli us C e sar, w ho i n vaded this c o u n

try abo ut fifty four ye ars be fore the birth o f C h ri s t
-
T h e inha bit
m m m
.

ants we re ere barbarian s. F ro the re se bla nce w h i c h t he ir

c usto s, mm
’
anners , langua e , r e li ion ,
g g go ve rn e n t, & c b o r m
e to
thos e o f the ne i ghbori ng p eo p le o f Ga ul, the re can be no doubt that
the y we re a p art o f the s a e fa i ly m m
T hat t he p ri iti ve s p ee ch m
m
. .

o f thes e two re gio ns was the sa e is u ndis ute d T h i h

m p s s p ee. c ,

fro a great tribe of p eop le inhabi ting Gau l, ca lled C o ltre , was de
m We have already said, that thi s was one
,

no i nated the C elti c .

 m
r o nuc rro x
'
. 13

of the ele m t y l g g f mw hi h m y f th md
en ar an ua es, ro c an o e o ern
la ngua es o fE
uro ep w e der i d ; d
e r ve w wan th w
e no see at our o n
g
i s of thi s nu m
erb Th f C
e con ue sts o
q d h R m w h
aesar an ot er o ans o
m himm m m m
.

ca e afte r i b
ust, u n uest ona
q ly h d i
avep i a e so e ress on
m
,

o n the langua e of th e conque red T h e countr re a ined su bj ect

g y
m m m
.

to Ro e for ore t han four hundre d y ea rs, during whi c h ti e gar

risons o f those who use d th e Lati n ton us w ere s tationed in Ga u l
a nd i n Britain ; the young m
e n of h these p rovi nces we re
m
drafted i nto the Ro an s ervi ce , and any m m
ore resorted to the
m
i peria l city for an e ducation
'

It is also clear that nu bers of the m

m
.

h ighe r class es were fa iliar with the Latin ; a nd , i ndeed, the re

are trace s of tha t l a nguage yet dis co ve rable a ong the Wel m s h , the

desce ndants of t he ancie nt Britons But, notwi thsta ndi ng allthes e

m
.

co ns ide rati ons, the grea t ass o f the people conti nue d to adhere
m
fir ly to t heir native to ngue ; and th is w o uld have still be en the
langu a o f bot h F rance and E ngl and i f it had e xperie nced no

m
,

ot he r c nge e than thoee occasi one d by Ro an in vas ion

'
.

A bou t four centuries , ho wev er, afte r the first occupati on of E ng

m m
land, t he i ghty e p ire of Ro e be gan to decli ne m E very year
m m
.

le ft it di i nis hed i n stre ngth, while the e ne ies that thre atene d it
fro m w itho ut m
ulti p l m
i e d i n nu be rs, so that i t beca e necessary m
to w ith draw the legio ns s tatio ne d i n the e xtre e pro vi nces— le gi o ns m
w hose busi ness had bee n to guard o ld co nq uests an d add ne w ones
m
to th e , but w hose se rvices were now requ i re d to p rese rve the
m m
.

i stre ss of the world fro the p olluting gras p o f barba ria ns Fi rst ,
m
.

a ong those w ho w ere re lie v e d o f t he p re se nce o f th e i r i ntrude r s

by t h ese causes, w ere the Brito ns But they we re o nly free d
m m m
.

fro o ne disagreeable state to fa ll i nto a nothe r i nc o p arably ore

u nfo rt u na te ; for s oo n afte r t he wi t hdrawa l o f the Ro nta n le gio ns ,
the Sa xons , a tribe fro m the north of E uro p e, i nha bi ti ng the co untry
no w ca ll m
e d D e n ark, or the s hores of t he Balt ic , po u re d i n u pon

the i r de fe nce less lands . It is sa id t hat the y w e re at first i nvi ted

o ve r to ass ist t he Brito ns i n dri vi ng bac k th e Picts and Scots , w ho
oc c u p i ed th e northe rn pa rt o f the i s l a nd, a nd w e re co ns ta ntly ra vag

i ng t he te rri tory of the i r ri ch e r ne ighbors ; and t ha t a fte r having

‘

acco m p lis he d t h is o bj e c t t he y tu rn e d th e i r m
a r s a g a i ns t t hos e t h e
y
m m m
,

h ad be en called i n to p rote ct, and ade the s elves aste rs o f the

co untry m
Be this a ccount, ho we v e r, as i t a y, one thi ng is certain,
m
.

that a bo ut A
, . 4 50, a band of Saxo ns ade thei r a p p earance i n

1zk i land, and not only took possessio n o f the w hole o f i t, but e n
-
ti re y des troyed or e xp e lled the fo r e r occ up ants
‘

m T h e flying
.

Brito ns took re fuge i n W ales and C o rnwall, w here thei r language

m m m
-

s ill e
t x i t
s s — the p urest s pe ci en ye t re ai ni ng of the p ri iti ve
C e lti c ; and the langua e of the co nque rors beca e that o f E n m
land .H ere was no affiiation o f to n ues , as i n os t cases wou d
‘

m
take p la ce , no coalitio n of the s p e c s o f th e co nq ue ro r w i th that

o f the co n ue red, to fo r
q m a n ew o ne p ar ta ki ng o f th e e le e nt s o fm
m
,

both , but an enti re expulsion o f t he latte r and the e re s ubs ti tu

B
 INT ROD UC T IO N . 15

m
Or to t ake ar s agai nst a sea of troubles,
m
A nd, by opp osi ng , end the l T o die, to sle ep ;
‘

m
No ora l— and by a s leep to be] !we end
T h e h eartac he and the th o usa nd n atu ra l s hock!
T hat fle sh i s heir to ! twere a consu
’
ati on mm
D evoutly to he w is h ed .

A DD ISO N .

I w as yeste rday , ab o ut s unset, w alki ng i n the 0 en fields , till the

ni gh t i nsensi bly fe ll up o n e m I
. at firs t a u s ed
y se f w i m
th all th e ri cmh
nes s a n d var i ety o f co lou rs w hi c h app eared i n th e w e s tern p a rts o f h ea
ve n In p rop orti on as they f a de d hw ay and w e nt o ut, severa l s ta rs and
m
.

car ed , o ne afier a no th e r, ti ll the wh o le

n
fi rnt ncnt w as i n a

he hlueness o f the ether w as arceedi ng ly hei ghtened and e n

i ve ned by the season of the year .

YOU NG .

Le t Indi ans, and th e guy , like

’
Of feathe r d f the s un
D arkness has o rem vi nity fo r
'

e ; m
It s tri ke s tho ught i nward ; i t dri ves back the soul
T o se ttle on he rs e lf, o ur p oi nt sup re e m .

T h ere lie s our thea tre th ere s i ts o ur j u d e

g
.

Darkne ss the cu rta i n drop s o e r li fe s dul scene

’ ’

"Pi e the ki nd hand o f

P rovi dence s tretc h d out
’

"Pw i xt m an and va ni ty
’ ’
ti s reas o n s reig n,
’
m
A nd vi r tue s too ; these lu tel
y h
s ades
m ’
A re an s asy lu m m
fro m ‘
the ta tcd tb rong ~

m
.

N ight is the good an s friend, a nd guard

’

It no les s rescues vi rtue, th an i nsp ir es .

m
RO BE RT SO N .

T hi s t m
p
e eror , i n the p leni tude o fihis p o wer, and i n possessi on of
all th e i n i whi c h can fl a tter th e h eart o f m
an, to o k th e ex traordi
na r
y u ti on to resi g n h i s ki ngdo
r es o l m
a nd to w i th draw en ti rel fro
y an y m
m
,

concern i n b u s i nes s o r the a i rs of th i s w o rld , i n order tha t he i h

fl
'

t
'

g
m p
S pen d th e r e ai nder o f h i s i ay e i n r eti rem en t and so li tu de D i ocleti a n i s
'

m
.

er ha s th e o nly ri nce ca a b le of h old i n g th e r ei ns o f go ve rn e nt , w h o

'

p p p p
the m m
fro deli bera te c h o ic e , a nd w h o conti nued duri ng
m m
a ny years to enj oy the tra nqu i lli ty of reti re ent, witho ut fetc hi ng o ne
en i ten t si h, a r ca s ti n b ac k o ne lo o k of des i re to wards th e p ow er o r
p g
-

digni ty whi ch he had a ndo ncd .

J OH NSO N .

O f geni us, that p o wer w h ich consti tu tes a p oet that qu a li ty w ithout
m
w hi ch j udg en t i s c o ld, and kno w le dge i s i nert that energy w hich
m
co llects, co bi nes , a m l
p i fies , a nd a n i a tes ; them s up eri ori ty us t W i th m
m m
,

so e hesi tati on , be a llow ed to D ry den I t i s n o t to be i nfor ed that o f

m
.

t hi s p oeti ca l vigo ur P op e had o nly a li ttle , b ecaus e D ry den had ore ;

fo r ever o th er w ri te r s i nc e M i lton us t
g m
i ve p lac e to P op e and even
of Dr
y n it m
us t b e sai d, that i f he h a s b ri gh ter p aragrap hs, he h as not
m
bet ter p oe s.
 C L A SS- BOO K OF E T YMOL OGY .

Y
B RON. J

au
guJ th
s t w hens, ’
ena .
m m
Where are thy e n o f ight —thy grand i n soul !
Go ne—gli mm eri ng thro ugh th e drea
.

’
g m
of thi n s that were.
F i rs t i n the race that led to g s
g o al;
T hey w o n, and ass ed away 8 th i s the w hole !
‘
.

A school-b oy s ta e— th e w o nder o f a n ho u r
’

’ ’
T he warri or s w eap o n and the sop hist s sto le
A re s o u itt i n va i n , and o e r each ou lderi ng tower,
’
m
Di m
wi the m is t o f years , gray fiits the shade ofp ower .
”

T he language w hic h thus int roduce d i nto the E nglis h a new

e lem e nt, re pre se nte d i n th e fo regoi ng q uota ti o ns by the Italicise d
(
w ords ,) w as a m m
i xtu re of Nor an a nd F re nch T he fo r er was m
m m
.

bro ught by a ba nd of Nor ans , w ho , so e two ce nturies be fore

t he c onque s t, ha d s ie z e d u p on a nd s e ttled that p art of F rance,
i

a fte rw a rds ca lled No r a ndy m H ere the y adop te d; to a c onsider

m
.

a ble e xtent, the words and idio of the Fre nch , a nd thei r langua e
g
m m m
be ca e a co p ound of No r an ( wh ic h w as o f the sa e s toc k as m
the Saxon and Frenc h : T he F re nc
) lan guage , on a ccount o f
‘

the lo ng p o ssessi on o f th e co untry by t e Ro ans ; w as a ki nd o f m

c orrup te d L a tin , m
ingle d w ith C eltic , until the i nvas ions of the
m
F ranks and Nor ans , w he n it be ca e a co p ound o f the T e u to nic m m
m
dialect, a nd the for e r corrup te d La ti n F or thi s reason the
m
.

Fre nch tongue h as always borne a v ery clos e rese blance to the
L a ti n ; a nd to this tongue , or that p ortio n o f i t i ntroduce d thro ugh
m
the Nor an, a re w e i nde bted for a gre at nu be r o f the w o rds we no w m
a s cri be to L ati n roo ts T his w as the last v iole nt
.
o d i fication the m
E nglis h la ngu age unde rw e nt S ubseq ue ntly i t has bee n cha nge d
.

by the gradual e ffo rts of the lea rned, and by the i nfl ue nce o f thos e
m m
u nnotice d ci rc u stance s w hich ti e b ri ngs along with i t A great
m
.

l E h h d l
“

an
y w o r d s ha v e b e e n tra ns p an te d by n
g lis a ut o rs i rec t y
m m m m
.

fro the L ati n ; a v e ry large n u be r of te r s ha ve be en fo r ed

m
fro the Gre e k by sc i enti fi c e n ; and c o m erce has bo rrow e d mm
m
na es fro m
ev er trading natio n o n t he gl
y obe W e w ill no w p re
.

s e nt all th e constitue nts of the E nglis h lan uage , a s i t at

\
g p re se n t
e xis ts , i n a condense d, tabul a r for : m
lst Saxon and D a ni sh w ords of T e uto nic and Go th ic origi n
m
. .

2d British or We ls h , C ornish and A r oric, of C eltic origin

m m
.

3 d Nor a n, a i xture of French a nd Gothic

m
. .

4 th Latin, 9 language for e d o n the C e lti c, T e utonic, and

. .

H ebrew
m
.

fi
rth .F rench, chi efly L atin corrup te d, but with a ixtu re of
C e tic
m m
.

6 th Gree k, for e d on C elti c , T e utonic, and H ebre w, wi th so e

.

C 0 tic
g m m
.

th A fe w w ords dire ctly fro the Ita li an, Sp a nish , Ge i a n,

'
.

a nd other lan ua es of the C o nti ne nt

g g
mm
.

8 th A fe w fore ign w o rds, i ntroduce d by co

. e rce , or b
y p o li
tica l and lite ra ry i nte rcou rse .
18 c u ss Boon or E T YMO L OGY.
-

T o ridi n h e lavid C hevalrie ;

out,
T rauth and h o nour, fred o e and c urte sy m .

F ull worthy was h e i n hi s lo rdi s w arre ,

‘

A nd thereto had h e ri dden nane o re ferre m

m
A s w ell i n C hri stend o ; as i n H ethness ;
”
A nd evyr hono ured for hi s w orthi ness .

A bout a ce nt ury after thi s , F ortes cue , C hief Justice i n the reign
of H enry V I , w ro te the follow i ng B yt a
yp e ra v e n tu m
r e be

m mm m
.

arvelid by so e en , w hy o ne Real s i s a Lo rds hy p o nly

and the P ryn ce the re of rulyth y t by hi s L aw , ca ll id J us
a nd a no the r kyngdo m
e i s a Lordschip , Roy al and P oli

ti ke, and the Pri nce the reo f ruly th by a L a we , ca llyd J us P oli ti
cu m ct Reg a le ; s ythen thes two P ri n c e s be th o f e ga l l A state :
m
T o this dew te i t ay be ans weryd i n this
'

m
a nne r ; T h e firs t Ins ti
m
tuti o n of the s tw oo Re a l ys , u pon the Inco rp o rati on of the , is
”
m
th e C a us e of this di versy te
m
.

T he fo llo wi ng p o e i s d p lai ntive e ffusio n of an u ns uccess ful

‘

lo ver W e giv e i t e nti re , altho u h it is rat he r lo n

g g for ou r p u r

m
.

p os e s , b e ca u s e of i ts p o e ti ca l e ri t It s ho.w s th e co n d i tio n of th e
language i n the early pa rt o f the si xteen th ce ntury .

My y o uth ful] y eres are p as t,

M y o yfull dayes are go ne ,
i m
M y y fs i t ay no t las t,
M y grave a nd I a o ne m
m
.

M y yrth and j oyes are fl ed,

A nd I a Ma n in w e ,
Des i ro us to be ded ,
‘

M mi s c i efe to forgo .
yb urne and a ma c olde ,
I freese am y dde s th e fy ,
er ,

I s ee s he doth w i thh olds

my h t d y
T hat i s o ne s es re .
I my h lp t h d
s ee e e a an e,
I e ms e l
y y f l e a so,
I s wh
ee h d th t d
ere s e o s an
Th t i m
a
y d d
s ly f ea o.
I h o w s he doth see ,
see
A nd yet she w ill be blynd,
I see i n h elpyng e , m
S h e sakes a nd w i ll n o t f nde
y .

I see h ow she doth w rye ,

W he n I be no to o ne, m
I see w hen c o e nye , m
H e fayne sh e w o uld be go ne
m
.

I see what w il ye ore,

m
S he Will e ladly kill,
A nd y o u sha see therfo re
’

T ha t s he s hall hav e her w ill.

I c an no t li ve w i th sto nes ,
‘

It i s too hard a fo ods ,

I w i l be dead at 0 1198 ,
T o do y m
L a dy
 INT RODUC T IO Ns 19

m
T he last speci en we will give is fro the pen of Dr Wi lson, m .

w ho was cele brated for the po liteness of h is sty le and the extent
of his kno wledge H e wrote about the yea r 15 5 3
. .

Pronunc iation is a n ap t o rde rings bothe Of the voyes , counts

uanuca, a nd all the w hole bodys , acco rdyn ge to the worthi nes of
s uch woordes and m
a te r as by sp ee chs are declared T he vse
.

hereof i s s uche for anye one that like th tO hau e p ra yse for te llynge
m
his tale i n Open asse blie , that haui ng a good to ngue , and a co e m
e co un tena unce , he s ha l be thou ht to p ass e all o the r th at haue

h
t e like v tteraunce : tho ugh they ha ue
g
m uch e bette r lear n i ng
m
.

T he tongue geue th a certayne grace to s ust ye a tter, and bea uti

fieth the ca use i n like m
aner, as a sw e te so undyn e lute
g umc h e
setteth forthe
a means de u ised ba llads
”

m
.

W e ha ve thus traced the E nglish language fro its earlies t

stage , i n w h ic h i t is u n i nte lligible to the o rdi nary re ade r, to that
i n w hic h i t is at o nce re co gnised as o ur o wn sp eec h, a nd, in fact,
on ly di ffe rs fro m it i n rega rd to o rtho grap hy ; we have also e x
m m
,

a i ne d its structure and for atio n, sho wing the fore ign ton gu e s to
w h ic h it has bee n i nde bted f or its co p o si tio n m and the q ues ti on
th a t n o w na turally p rese nts i tself i s , ho w can thi s la nguage , th us
co m p ou n d ed a n d d e velo e d, be
p o s m
t e x p e di ti o u s ly m os t p leasa n tly,
m
,

and o st tho roughly acqu ired ? W e a ns wer, by an attenti ve

s tudy o f its rootss—by
'

m
aki ourse lves acq u ai nte d w i th those
m
fore i gn w ords ( o re partie n y th e L atin and Gre e k
) w h i ch a re

m
,

the p are nts of o ur own words A ltho ugh i t a y be ass erte d that
m
.

the bas is of t he language i s Saxon , and lite rary extracts a

y b e
m ade to s how tha t m
ore than th re e fo urths Of th e words we use
-
‘

a re o f S axon or i gin , yet w e m

ust no let th is lead us i nto the i dea
t
that the othe r sources Of o u r langu age are u ndes erving o f our
re gard m
T he fact is , t hat the wo rds fro the Sa xon a re very little
m m m
.

ore n u e rou s th n those fro t h e L ati n a nd Gre ek; a nd the

“

a
reas o n t h at a co ntrary opinion has b e n e nte rta ine d i s, th at the y are
mm
in ve ry co m on u se, and are ~
e
o re fre uently re p eated than t he
q
others Be yond doubt they are the ba sis Of o ur sp e e c h , and wi th
~

m
.

o ut t he we would be unable to conti nue o ur i nte rco urs e w i th one

m m m
a nothe r ; but, at t he sa e ti e , th e y are so s i l t d i f
m
p e s a n ng or

m m
,

th e obj e cts i e diately a ro und u s , that w e learn the ean i n of

m m
ost o f th e
-

in our ver c hi ldhood

y T hey a re acq uired wi t out
m
.

e flo r t, and al os t w i tho ut o ur bei ng aware o f it

'

an

g m
.

a t w i th the re ainin w or d Of ou r la ngua e i t is v ery di f

g s g
fere nt m m m
We do not e et wi th a ny of the in the nursery o r in
m m
.

the p la - ro und
y g T h e
y a re o st ly co p o un d w o r ds a n d a re u s e d
m
.
,

to re rese nt co ple x or abstrac t i deas W e wi ll gi ve the follo w:

.
‘

i ng ts Of w o rd s to i llustrate w hat has j u st bee n sai d : Ya rd,

m
h o e, wol mmf, to o l, w o r ld g loo o th er r i d dl e b e llo w s o f s
p r i n g
m
, , , , , ,

a s k, lo s e, bleed, d a rken , orsa ke, ov ertu rn , cold, fo re o st,

f g i d d y,
m m
du b, alrea dy , s eldo , astray , besi des , enoug h, wholly, i ndeed,
“

m m
M a , a y re p rese nt the Sa xo n ele ent of the E n glis h tongue ;
20 cu s sBOOK
-
or m ow er .

whi le th e Lati n ele e nt

ti cs, m
m m v

ay be re prese nted by M
i ssi le, abs ti nen ce, fragvnent, a rson. rcgi d da s sp ervisi on,
m
e o ri a ls

co n sp i ra cy , a nn i v ersa r , recantati on , di c ti on, i re, a li en , i

y p o mr t
m
,

e ui n o x, a nni hi la te, err , di lute, s olilo ui z e, audi t, l i

q q a n ac e n
m m m
,

i i cal, ocular, retributi v e, a orou s , eli gi ble, aleo olent , ulti

,m m m
,

a te , p reda to r ,
y T th b e a dde d a few fro t h
m m
O e se a
y e
m
Gree k : T h e e, a xi o , sy bol, skep ti c, an a rchy . hyp o cri te, sy m
p h ony , di lo
p m
a '
a n a ly s i s t a u t ol o
gy e p i d e i cm m e t a h
p y s, s i c
mm m
, , , ,

bap ti z e, catechi s e, p rop hesy, eta o rp hose, a stra l, logi cal, hy e

p m
n ea l, ar cti c, g ra hi c, n aus eo us , a da a n l i n e, fi n e I.t i s e v i d e nt,

by a glanc e at e ach Of t hese classes Of words , that we nee d little

a ss istanc e fro m books to learn those i n t he first and it i s equally
e v i de nt that tho e i n th e two s ucc eedi n
, s
g c las s es c a n o nl y b e m
as
te re d, w i th the usu al help s, at lea st, a fte r a long and w e ary e ffo rt,
by reading good a uthors and m
i ngli ng w i th the i nte lligent and
-

learned
m
.

Bu t, i t ay be asked, a re there not e xpos itors and dic tion“

ari e 2
”
A n abundance Of the m
But Of what utility are the y ?
m m m m
s . ,

NO o ne ev er ade hi self aster Of language by the i r ins tru e n

tality T he p u p il co mm its a p age o f de fin i tio ns ” to e mmor
y
m
.
x

to-da y , anothe r and a ont h henc e , i n al l p robability,

mm
he wi ll not re e ber five Of the Wo rds on e ithe r page Such
m m
.

books a ns we r fo r the p ur ose s Of re fe rence ; but to atte t

a
y p p
'

to teach langua ge by re ui ri ng the ir c ont e nts to be got by rote , is ,

q
tO sa y the be st O f it, a v e ry frui tle ss underta king
~
No r is this
.

wa nt of su cce ss to be w ondered a t T he ba re definition o f the

m
.

word is gi ve n, wi thout any reasons for the eani ng attac he d to

m
i t, a nd withou t a ny atte p t to furnish an as sociating princ ip le
w hic h it m
ay b e i mp res s e d u
’

p o n t h e i nd
'

Omf th e l ea r n-
e r
m
.

It is very ce rta i n that one truth, acco panied by a reason, w i ll

mm
“

be re e be red w here five truths no t so a cco pa nied will be fo r m

g o tt e n U
po n th i s p rec e p t e v e ry j u di c i o u s t ea ch e r w i ll a c t a n d
m
.
,

m
i n confor i ty wi th it e ve ry good sc hool boo k w ill be cons tructed -
.

A o ng the w orks w hi c h ha ve take n advantage Of i t-d -zw hi ch ha ve

m
i pa rte d, along wi th the instruction , re asons whic h sh all re nde r
t ha t i nstructi o n i nde lible are those o n the s ubj ect o f e ty
-
m
ology

m
.

Why s ho uld i gneous ean fiery f li ng ui st, on e w ho i s lea rned

i n la ng u ag es : or i lli tera te, on e who i s i gnora nt ?
“

W ha t i s
t he re i n the fo r m of t hes e wo rds , so an a logou s to th e i r si gn ifi ca
tio n, t hat s hould p re v e nt the p up i l fro m
co nfo undi ng the m
or

m m
,

fro e nti re ly forge tting th e i No thi ng, certainly New bri ng

‘

m m
.

i n the ass ista nce Of e ty ology It i nfor s t he p up il th at i g n eo us

m m
.

is de rived fro the La ti n w ord i gni s , which e ans

fi ,r e a n d t h a t
m
o ne i s an E n li sh a dj e c ti ve ter in ati on e xp re ss ing ull o , or con
f f
s i s ti ng o
g
and tha t i gn eou s
'

m
eans co n s i s ti ng of fire, or fiery
m m m m
.

It also i n or s hi tha t li ng ui s t is for e d fro th e L ati n. li ng ua,

a tongu e o r lan ua e, a nd i s t, one w ho , a nd s i gni fi e s o ne w ho
g g
ha s s tudi ed m an
y la ngua es
g F r
.o t h m
e s a em s o urce he will
 INT ROD UCT ION . 2!

learti that fil mi s the

Latin word for letter ; that ii is a prefix
m eani ng n o t, and a te an adj ecti ve ter i nat ion ; and cons e ue ntl
‘
‘

m q y
that i lli tera te m
eans , not a c ua i nt ed wi th letters , u nlea rned , i no
q g
ran t T he p up i l no w sees the full force Of the defini tions , and
‘

m m m
.

the next ti e he eets these words , the v er i a e s x resse d b

y g e p y
i gni s, li ngua , an d litera, will rise vi vidly i n his ind If th e m
m m
, .

st ude nt kno ws tha t an us s i nifi es a han d, and tha t l i

g a n u a s
the E nglis h adj ecti ve de ri v ed fro m
it, h e wi ll be at no loss to
u ndersta nd s uch e xpressi ons as m
an u al op e rati on ,
”
the ki ng s
’

sign m anua l;
”
&c If he is aware , als o, tha t fa ct u e ans to mm
m m m
.

a ke , he understands , at once , the e aning o f a nu act ures , and

f
can e ve n see the hands of the ope rati ve s at work up on various
article s
m m
.

T here are so e w ords in whi ch the advantages of ety ology

in eluci dati ng our langu age a ppear very cons p ic uously I p er m
m
.

vi o u s i s de fine d as i p en etra ble, n o t to be p as s ed thro ug h It is

mm
.

de ri ve d fro i , n ot 3 p er, through vi a, a w ay and ous , ha v

i ng— not ha vi ng a way through, not ad it ti ng a p a ssag e m
th roug h W he n w e read or hear, the n, that glass i s i p ervi ous m
m m
.

to air ; tha t oi lcloth is i p erv i ous tO wate r ; tha t w ood i s i p er

vi o us to li ht ; the e xp ress ion s a re m
ade clea r to us b
y
°

a k n o
‘

w
ledge Of t e e t olo m of the w ord
‘

Retali a te is co pose d of m
y m m
.

re, b a ck, and la i s w e o r th e li ke, and us t th en ean to retu rn

m
,

s uch fo r s uch, o r li ke o r li ke T he an w as abu se d, an d he

.

reta li at d e — return ed li e a bus e Gre at Britain p asse d acts i nj u

mm
.

rions t o th e co er ce Of th e U n i te d S ta te s a nd th e y reta li a t ed ;
mm
,

as s ed a cts i nj u ri ous to B ri ti s h co erce T h e e xact si gn i fi

p
m m
.

ca tio n of a n tep enulli a te is ver like ly tO be fb i gotten fro the

d
‘

m e re de fini tion ; b ut, i f the w or i s analyz e d, and w e learn that

a nte m eans be o re ; p ens, al o st
f and ulti m u s , the las t ; m th e
m
word s ee s to acq ui re a tangibility Which it had not before In
m m
.

this way w e ight go on u ntil a s a ll vocabular w ou ld at u p

u nde r o ur ha nds , i llus tra ting the adva nta es O a kno w dgs o f
g
m
.

the L atin and Gre ek roots fro which o u r words are de ri ve d in

m m
,

e nab li ng us to co h en d a nd reta i n th e B ut those wh ich

p re
m
.

ha ve been a lready gi ve n a re a p ly s u fficie nt for this p urp ose ;

and w e w ill no w p roce e d to sh ow that this kno wledge further
'

ass is ts us i n the use of words

m
.

T he re is a great di ffe re nce a ong e ven good wri te rs i n this

res p ect— i n the de l m
i cate discri ination betw e en those fine r s hades
m ea nin . w hi ch w ords are ca pable Of ass u ng, and i n the m
m
of g i
se le c ti o n Of the m
os t ap p osi te and for
'

ci ble e xp ress i o n A l ost .

w ithout a n e xce p tion, those a uthors who ha ve ado rned E ngli s h

literature have bee n class ical sc hola rs T he y w e re aste rs o f m
m
.

la nguage In the i r hands words acq ui re d ne w eanin s , and

g
mm
.

they co uld gi ve the a ny di ffe re nt ap p li ca ti ons. wh ic h those

u nac uai nted w i th the i r o rigin wo u ld be a bs olute ly i ncap hble o f

q
m
.

E xperi ence alone can ake a p e rson th oro ughly consci o us of th e

 22
‘

c u s s Boo n o r E T Y M O L O GY
-
.

adva ntages of ety

-
ml gy i
o o but w e will render the
n this res pect ; m '

m
i n so e de gre e e vi de nt by a fe w i llustrations
”

M ri di a n is
m
.

us ually take n to signify a li n e dra wn ro n o rth to s o u th; whi ch

f
‘f

the sun touch a t n oo n

es
y e t t he e x re ss io ns ,
p
“ I w ill be w it h
y o u e xactly a t eri di a n m o r,
“
th e e m
ri di an of hi s glo ry ,
”
a re

m ade u s e of by thos e ac uai nte d w i th the e ty

q o lo gy o f the w o r m
d
mm m
.

F ro ercur we ha ve erc uri a l, whi c h s i gnifi e s belon i n t

y g g o
m but i n the p hrase s a m
ercu ri a l na tion,
”
ercuri al m
m
ercury
”
habits , i t: has a si gnifica tion ve ry di fikrent fro this ; and o ne
founded on its deri vat io n T he usua l acce ptatio n of i acula te is mm
m
.

h oly s i nles s , and i s ap p li ed to the hu a n race y et a class ical

, ,
“
-

sc hola r w o u ld not he si ta te to ap ply i t to the s urface o f wate r, s no w,

ap e r, or any o the r s urface t hat wa s wi tho ut s ot fl d oi i
p p s e s
m
.

o rdi na ri l
y u s e d as wyno n
y o u s w i th to c o un s e l to g i ve a d v i ce ;
m
,

i ts ety ologi ca l s igni fication, however, is look to , see to , consi der ;

as ,
M i f this b e worth
e,
A ttem p ti ng ; o r si t i n darknes s here
H atc h i ng va in e p ires m .

Illustratio ns o f this k ind i gh t be m m

ultip li e d, but these are
m
‘

e no ugh to corroborate the state e n t, that thos e w ho stud

y t he

roo ts o f o ur langu age ha ve a gre at a dvanta ge o ver o thers , not onl

y
‘

m
i n the co p rehen si o n, but also i n the e p loy ent of w o rds m m
m
.

T he re are two additio nal argu e nts i n favor of the general

i ntro du ction o f the s tudy o f e ty o logy m
W e have only ti e to m
m m m
. .

na e th e T he firs t i s , that i t leads the ind o f the s tude nt to

m m
.

ana lyz e a nd s ynthesi z e , th us p ro oting tw o i p o rta nt p roc es s es

o f the m
i nd ; a nd, s econdly , i t is a ve ry p le as a nt i ntroducti on to
the study o f the L atin and Gree k langu age s : this, as a atter o f m
c o urse , o nly ap li es to those w h o a nticip ate acquiri ng a cl ass ic al
‘

p
educati on
mm
.

In clos ing thi s i ntroducti on, w e be g le a ve to re co e nd to the

reade r s notice the fo llo w ing p ara gra p h , w hi ch co nta ins s o

’
e ve r
y m
a p p rop ria te hints w ith re gard to th e top ics j ust dis c usse d .

O f the be nefit of artific ial language no one w ill e ver think

'

li ghtly who can u s e i t : and w itho ut conte s ting the e tap ho ri cal m
ro p s
c i ti on — that w e thin k by t he e diu m m
o f w ords— w e are at

m
be rt to afir , tha t— w ords a re often use d wi thout thi nking
m m
nn d t at uch o f edu ca ti on, a s g en erall

t end en cy to p rod u ce such a ha bi t

mm
y a na ed, ha s a stro n
g
O ld as w e are , we too s u
g
m
c ie ntly re e be r the hards hips of atte ndi ng to w hat w e did not
u nderstand, and acqu i ring w hat w e d id no t value we
m
.

ha ve v i vid rec ollection o f the he a rtlessness of storing up w or s

w itho u t ID E A S , and w hic h w e co uld not p oss ibl i agin e to be of
‘

m
a ny us e but to furni s h occas i ons forre roac h an
p chastise ent
”
m .

E d i nbu rg h M on thly flevi ew .

 P A RT 1
‘

PREFIXES AND ser m xns .

m m
IT is of th e ut os t i po rtance that the a nd snfi i xes
s hou ld be co it ted to mm mm T he
m
e ory
: ~
.

t he roots fro whic h the i llus trati ve words are de ri ved, and the
i l h u ld b e re ui re d to search o ut and give the
q eanin
g of m
m
u s o
p p
the m this wi ll gre atly as sis t hi i n co p rehe nding the force of m
or s uffi x .

'

I . P RE FI XE S .

'

I . s axo n O RIGIN

A , signifieh on, i n, to, or at : as, afoot , on foot ; a bed , i n

' '
.

a side , to the s ide ; a far , a t a gre at dis tanc e

’ '

m m m m m m
.

BE , signi fi ake : as, becal ake ca l ; bedi

’
a ke
’
es to , to , to
‘

di m
m m m
.

E N, E u , s ignifies i n, i nt o, or o n to a ke : as , enca p
'
, to fo r
i nto a lace ow a throne ; ena ble , to
'
to
p
mk bl
~

m
a e a e.

E mf E N s i gni fi to mk b lli h
'
ml ta beauti ful
mig ifi
, or , es a e as , e e s , ute .

ne w ho runs
F oa f
be f be
f f
’
s n es o re : as , o rerun ner, o ore , ore
-

befo re
’
s ee to se e
m m m
, .

In for IN, si gnifies to ales as , i bit te r, to a ke bi tte r

’

m m
, .

M rs, si ni fies i tl; error, ord o eat as , i sc o n duct, illcond uct ; i s

'
’
'

’
fi
be ie ve r, one who h s af als e re ligion ; i sapply , to ap p ly
’
m
wro ng p urpose
to a
m
.

O ur , s ign ifies b ey on d, e ? as , o utlive , to li e be ond ; ou t

’
or v
y
n
q b m
e r to n u b e
'
r o re m m
m
-
, .

O ve n, s i gnifies ov er or abo ve, too high or u ch as , overflo w , to

'

fl o w o ver ; o vercha rge , to cha rge to o uch .

’
m
U N, before a v erb, s ignifie s to take of ; to dep ri ve at as , undress , '
-

to ta ke of dress ; uncro wn , to d ep ri ve o f a c ro wn
'
.

U N, be fo re an a di eeti ve, signifies not : as , una ble , not able ; un '

j ust '

, not j ust .

U NDE R, sign ifies beneath, i nferi o r as , underrat to

'
e , ra te benea th
t he true value ; un der-clerk , an i n eri or cle rk
f
’

m
.

Wrrn , signi fies fro or agai nst : as, withdraw , to '

wi ths tand , to stand ag ai nst.

'

24
 as c u ss Bo on or E T YM OL OGY
- .

DIs, s igni es fi to take ro f m w y f a a o d i sa ror out 3 n ot : as , m ’

m mf m3 d
, , ;

i sor der (ordo) , to ta ke

to ta ke a r s w
’

( ar
)
a , ro
a ay

order ; di scov e r ( cou vri r) , to take of the co ve r ; di s i nte r

’ ’

( ter ), to ta kem o ut o f th e e arth ; di sbe li e ve

’
, no t to b e li e ve .

D 18 , signi fies asunder : as, di sp el (p ello) , to dri ve asun der

’
.

D r, for BB , signifies asunder : as, di gress (gradi or) , to ste p

’

D i r, for D18 , s igni fies a sunder : as

Ex si ni fi es out, ou t qf as , to s hut out ;
end o , to s tretc h out
ea te n
(t )
m m
.

E , for E x, si gni fies out, ou t of : as , e i t ( i tto) , to send out 3

’

educe d u co , to lead o ut
( )
'
.

etc , for E x, si nifi

f y ( i )
’
t
( ) t
”

g es o ut o u o as e cs tac s a s s a
m
, , , ,

s tandi n
g ou t f(
o o
’
ne s in d f or j y)
o
E r, for E x, signi fies out, o ut of : as , e fi (fi a flo wi n g out
f
)
'
x u
g
u
m
, .

E r u , si gnifies beyond : as , extraordina ry (or beyon d

'

nal
IN, be fo ii
'

'
a v erb, si gni es fi i n or i nto, on,
‘

o r up on : as , i nj ect ’

(j a ci o
) , to thro w i n or i nto 3 i noc ulate
’

( o culus ) , to m ake an
e
ye o n or up on
m m
.

IL , for IN, signi fies i n or up on : as , i llu i nate (lu en) , to put

.
'

li ght i n
m
.

h t , for IN, signi fies i n or i nto, on or up on as , i port (porto) , to

’

carr i n or i nto 3 i
y p ose
'

(p )
o no to p l
acemo n or up on
m
.
,

In, for IN, signi fies i n or on as, i rra diate (radi us) , to ake rays
’

on o r up on .
IN, before a n a d ecti ve, si ni
j g fies n ot, wan ti ve (
a
go
) ,

n o t acti ve ; i nabil i
’

ls , for IN, s ignifies not a s,

-

IL , for IN, s igni fies not : as ,

In , for IN, s i gni fies n ot : as ,
IN, s ignifies not : as,
s ignifi es between or a to p lace
m
b etween : i nter in gle ( i s ceo ) , to i x a ong
’
m m m
m
.

IN o , s ignifies wi thi n as, i ntroduce ( duco) , to lead wi thi n

' ’
.

I nn s , s ignifies nea r to 3 as, j uxtap ositi o n (p ono) , the being p lace d

’

n ea r to an
( y th i n g) .

O n, si gnifies i n the way , a ga i nst, out : as, obj e ct (j a ci o) , to ca st

’
‘

i n the way or aga i nst 3 ob solete (also , gro wn out ( of use )

)
’
,

00, for O n, s ignifies i n the way , up , down as , occa si on (cado ) , a

'
’

iitlling i n the way or down 3 o c cup y (eap i o) , to ta ke up or i n

‘
'

tile w ay .

O r, tor On, signi fies i n the way , aga inst : as , qf fer firo) , to bear
(
'

i n th e way 3 qffend (fendo) , to strike aga i nst

’
.

O r, fo r O n, signifies i n the way , aga i nst : as, op p ose pon o) , to

(
’

p la ce i n the w a
y or a g ai n st
m
.
’
I , s igni fies through or thorou g hly : as , ervade (va do) , to go
’

th roug h 3 p ere n nial annual, lasti n t t rou h the ea r

’
( g g ) y
 C L ASS-BOOK O F E T YM OLOGY .

An n a - Mn r fim w ufl a mh h w
mh
.

double : as , a p i bi ous (bi os) , 1 1

wa te r
m
.

si gnifies through, up , ba ck o e in

w
'
A NA as, anat o
y
( to m
es) , a cutting through or up 3 y a i a l
(y )
s i s , a loos
’

i ng back or agai n
m
.

A — A N r (b ut ) , s ignifies opp os ite to,

'

ebri s , ag a e ve r ; an tarc ti c (a rctes ) , opp osi te to the

(f ) f
'
i n s t
no rth

m m
.

A r — A ra (duo) , signifi es fro or away : as, ap os tacy ( stasi s ) , a

’

s tandingfro m
re ligion
m
.

fi d sid e to si de as, catarrh

i w f
’

m
g n es o n, ro

do wn 3 cat echise ( echee) , to ake sounds

'

li es through, a sunder : as, di a ph

’
anous
a ppearing th ro ug h 3 di aeresis ( z resi s
) , a taking

E ur E rr ( i s ) , i n or o n as enthu siast (thees) , one w ho

s igni fi
’
- es
m m
belie ves that God is i n hi ; e phasis (p hone) , a stress of
’

voic e on a w o rd or se nte nce

(
m
E rr ( 3 ) , s igni fies up on : as, ep ‘
’
gém m
ic (de os), up o n the p eop le
'

m m
.

H ar ( i p) g
, s i ni fies a bo v e, e ver o r be
yo nd 3 as , hyp erc rit ic
'

(
m
crit es , a c ri tic e xa ct ev er o r be ond use or reason
( ) y ) .

H vro (i nt o) , signi fies under : as, hyp o th es is (thes i s), a p laci

‘

un der .

Pu s s—Pan (nape ) , signi fies si de by si de, near to , li ke 3 as,

p a r
’
a p h rase (p hr as i s
) p
, a hras e si de by si d e o r b es i de an o th er ;
d e , a n ode li ke anoth er
y ( d )
’

p a r o o
m m m m
.

Paar ( p ) , s i gni fies rou nd, about : as , p eri eter ( etru ) , the
’

m eas ure re m
d a fig re
mm g z
.

8 s igui es to g et er, wi th 3 as,

it s
’
n agogue agageus
ql a
s m
whe re the Je ws co e together to w orship
Sr , fo r SYN, si gni fies together, wi th as, sys te ( stasi s ) , a stand
’
m
ing together .

SYL, for SYN, signifies together, wi th as, sy llable (lobe) , a tak ’

i ng together with the lips

m
.

Sn , for SYN , signi fies together, with as, sy pathy (p athos ) , ’

feeli ng wi th or together .

IL S U F F I XE S .

A BL E , ( L that can be : as, p ort able (p erte) , that ca n be carried

’

m m
. .

A consi sti ng t res e bli ng : as, a rena cce us a ren a ,

)
(
'
o s,
q
m m
,

sa nd ; ceria ceeus ce ri u l
consi sti ng (
f ) b i es the r
’
e n
i g
, res .

A cros s, (L fu l of , i ng : as, f la cieus (fella ) , dec e i vi ng 3

)
‘ ’ ’
.

loqua ct ous (le que r , f ull of talk

’

) .
 s ev srxas . 29
the thi ng : as, spect a cle (sp ecie ) , th e thing s een
’
.

being, state, ofice : as, ob stina cy ( sti no) , a bei ng ob

’

mb ( ) the e fl i ce of a c urate .

m
’
; cur a cu re
f
y
s a ,

A nn, (F r ) of co llecti o n
‘

as , escalade the a ct
a ct
( scala
’
g tn

m
. , ,

X scaling fortifi d w ll d
( (g )
)
’
e a s
gre na e ra nu , t e
le d wi th gra i ns (of pow e
A na , ( F a ) collecti o n, state, an wa nce fo r : as , fo liag e, a col ’

lectio n of leaves ; p e er age, state o f a p eer ; car ria ge, a n

’ '

a llowa nce o r the thi ng ca rrie d

f .

A L, act f : as , di e o sal (p ono) , the a ct i

'
o n
o
p p s g .

A L , ( L ) belongi ng to, e
.
fi g
t ti n : as , fi li a l lo n i
g g n to
'

a son,
A N, (L ) one who as , C hris tia n, on e who follows C hrist
.
'
.

A N, ( L ) p erta i ni ng to as , E urop e an , p erta i ni ng to E uro pe

.
'
.

AN CE , A c , (F L ) s ta te, a ct, i ng as , v i
g
’
i la nc e
( v ig i l) , state o f
be i ng w atc hful b rill i an cy ( bri ller) , shi ni ng
’

m m
.

A Nt , ( L ) belo ng i ng to : as ,
. undane
’

( u n d u s , belon i n
) g g to
the w o rld
m m
.

A NT , (L ) bei ng , or i n
. as , dor
’
an t ( d o r i e
) , l
s ep ing 3
e ~

a bun da nt, bei ng in a undanc e

’
.

who visi ts .

ertai ni n t
p g o

e who gets drunk .

rew , r ela ti n
(g ) g to fl ocks
m
.

a s , one who li ves at

e
p )

A nv , ( L ) p la ce : as li bra ry (lib er) , a p la ce for books

’
. .

ecuni a , rela ti ng to
A av , (L ) relati ng to as , p ec u ni ar
y (p )
’

m
.

one
y .

o, p li co) , the thi ng

( d u
o f cons u l .

to mk a e eas
y
an i
'
mt a e
( a ni m)
a ,to g i ve
A rrc , (L ) one who : ( l ne ) , as , lu nati c one who i s afircted wrth
’
'
. u l

lunac
g
D o n , ( S ) la ss, p ower, sta te : as king do , the p la ce or p ow er
’
m
m
.

o f a king ; free do
’
a free s ta t e o r co n di ti on
,
.
E s , (E ng ) one who as , o n e w h o 18 ab s e nt
m m
.
.

) w h l
h i (
’
E t a , (E g ) on
n e w o as., oun t a n ee r a n s , o n e o i ves

w oo d md
’
en, a e 0 wood
t m
.

sw ee t
’
sw ee t en, o e .

a sti cki ng
as , adhe ren ce ( h )
’
t i ng earse ,

state of be i ng away .

0 2
39 c u ss-no o n o r ET YM OLOGY .

ar mm
m) ,

C
ba ker, who ba kes
mmof g
’
as , one .

rowin g : as, ( i )
’
p utres cenoe
p ut r s ,

ro tte n.

In a, ( L ) that can be : as , v is ible (vi deo) , that can be seen

’

m
. .

10, (G ) thi ng , a rt, s ci en ce as , fab ri c (fabri eo ) , the thi ng ade ;

'
.

log i c (log os ) , the sci ence of words

’
.

10 , G ) o n e who as , crit i c (crites ) , one who j udges

(
'
a

Io , C AL , ( G ) belong i ng to as , he ro i c ( heros ) , belong i ng to a

’
.

he ro ; a ngeli cal (a ng ello) , belo ng i ng to an ange l

’
.

103 , (L ) the thing do ne as, se r vi ce, the thi ng se rve d

'
. .

Ion , (L ) li ttle : as , p ar ti cle ( p a rs ) , a li ttle pa rt

.
’
.

Ian, (G ) do ctri ne, s ci en ce, art : as, e t h i cs ( etho s ) , the do ctri ne or

'

m m m
.

s ci ence o f orals ; cecono

’
i cs, the art of anaging house
hold aflhirs
m m
.

In, ( L ) bele ngi n to , i ng

. as, ti
'
i d (ti eo) , belongi ng to
fear ; lu c i d u cea) , s hi n i ng
’ '

m
.

Is a , ( F ) one who as , cour tier, o n e who attends at co urt

'
.

I n, (L ) belong ing to, ca n be as,

.

a boy ; fle x i le
’

In , Iz n (G ,

frui tful
to g i ve authori ty .

15 3 , E
( g) ’ g g
n b elo n .i n to, l i ke. l i ttle 0 as , se lf i s h , b elo n i
g gn to
’

se lf boy i s h, li ke a boy ; black h, li ttle of black '

m m
.

Isa , ( L , F.r ) to a k.e as , fi n

’
i s h (fi )
ni s . t o a k e a n e nd.
 SUPPR E S

i i o , doctrine m
as, paralleli s , state of bei ng m
g
In ( - d
i
s tate,
m m m
,

r lk ] ; Lat ini s , a L ati n i di o 3 C al vini s . the doct ri ne

’ ’

of C alvi n .

one who culti vates flowers .

eo ) , on e who is in favor
(f av .

inite (fini s) , havi ng bou nds ;

eing high ; ser vi

'

taken i n war .

s ua dee
) ha vi ng
(
»
,

ri n apart.
g
In see Isa
m
, .

larnb ki n, ’ little la b
a .

use less , wi tho ut use

’
as,
m
.

t
s rea

mbli
.

rese n
g a go d.

g li tt
a l e or
y o un g goose
m
, .

an
or way : as , Jo
y full
’
y i n a joyful
mnn
,

a er.
M am (F L ) t t t thi ng
L b ment th t t f
s a e, a c : as , a ase
’
e s a e o
lmnt th
, , .
, ,

b i g b d; t f li g ; f h
’ ’
e n a use n concea e e ac o co cea n re res
m t th thi g th t f h
,

en e n a re re s es .

im
,

M NY (L F ) t t thi g ( i ) f b i
’
O r. t t
s a e, n
g as , no r on acr s s a eo e n

h p ; l mny ( l ) h thi ng
, ., ,

s ar l w
a r
'
f
o ppa et , t e or a o an ce or s u or .

Nu ( E ) b i f li ba r re nness, a bei ng
’
n, ng e n g .
, s tat e
o , q ua t as ,

barren bles sedness , a s tate of ing blessed ; soft nes s, the

’ '

( d )
e ceo , one who teaches

m
.

a p lace for ar s .

in as , o
p p ulous
’

g
( vi a
) , not havi ng a
co nsi s ti n

efe r mnt) e
g
( ) b i r. e ng , a rt, pla ce as , bei ng b ra ve ; cook e ry ,
bra
'
ve a
’

the a rt o f cooking ; gu y
'
n ne r , a
p ace w here gu ns are ad e m .

e o f rector ; frie nd
’

le ngth, a bei ng
 C LA SS BOO K OF E T YM OL O GY
-
.

A sli ght mdi fi

in the for of the de rivati ve arises fro
o ca tion m m
the c hange of a an d e of t he p ri i ti ves i nto i i n the co po unds m m
a nd de ri vati ves T hus, tense whe n i t takes can, p er, or a ny othe r
m
. ,

efi x b co s co nti n eo ti n a nd the c o rr p ondi ng E ng li sh

e e
p e r eo s

m
r e
p , , ,

de rivati ves are tenant, co nti nent, a nd p erti nent Fro sap i o .

w e have sap i d, sap i ent, and i n sip id, i nsip i ence .

d e ced en t -t a
( dxubr m) rci ve n ar A the ns where Plato taught
i fi
ta , a

p 1l
eso p y
Ac nmm r, a p lace o f i nstruction
'
a mmb e e r of an aca
m m
.

A c s n r rc , re lat g to an aca
'

de y m .

a c e - o , to be so ur or acid. A c c t -u m , v i ne gar.

A cns a r, te nding to s o urness . A c n rons, like vi ne ar.

' '

g
'

A c er b - u s , bitte r, s o ur.

A c na
’
s rrv, bitte rness . E xa c
'
nns s rn, to
'
m
i bitter .

A c m
’
sour. A NT IA C ID ,
'
re mi ov ng sourness .
md
,

A CI D to ti nge W 1th acid. SU BA C I D , o e rately

' '
UL AT E ,

A c m e-o ( a m) , to he ar .

A c on s rrc s, the scienc e ofsounds

' '
P o nv A c o n ’
s rro ,
'
mltip lyi
u ng
O r s c o u s rrc , ai di ng the heari ng sounds
' '
. .

A e r - i s , sharp

mm
.

Ac mh
'
a s arp , Ac ’
a o r, sharp ness , se ve ri ty .
m
,

Ac
' '
runa , a bitter taste .

A e r -o u
( duper
) , e nd, su mmit .

A caor o
'
m th s, e cita de l . A c nos ’
r rc , a kind of p oe m .

A c re- o , ( t ou t -u mt , o shar e n .
p
A CU M E N, s harp ness o f i nte llect i
’
.
p e ne trat ng.

A CU D e ndi n i i
'
M INA T E , g n a p o n t .

A d o lp h (d
) brother PH IL A D E L brotherly lo ve
'
-0 8 egree s , a . PH I A , .

J d u l a t -u m( b a a d u lo r ) , to flatte r .

A nv mo ’
r n, a flatte rer . A DUL A
'
T ION, flattery .

A er
(a m
) t , the a ir

m m
.

A s nrr o a nr, i n the for o f ai r

'
m A nno u n rnv , the
’
eas ure e nt
'

m m
.

A nno ra , a eteo ric stone of the ai r h e ai r

[
' '
. t . .

A E RO L o o v , a descrip tion of the A E RO NA U T , one who sai ls in

' '

ai r A s nea ra T ION, aerial navigation.

' '
.
 L AT IN, e ns s x, ~

1m n e ra s e ROOT S. 86
d er os i s a
( p ),
l aca a ta king.

A m m th nn
’
e taking awa
y Bu n a sra,
’
the mk ar
[ ]
fl
md
m
,

h fi l tt
t e t e e r or syllable fro to s eparate s ll bl
w g
y a es .

a e

A g g er , a heap . E m mw ’
e o rs , to heighten to mag i fyn .

l g a -i s ,
a ni mbl e.

Ao
’
a , q ui ck ; acti ve . A au w ’
, ni m
bl eness .

J g ‘fl -
O , to drive , wi th .

r “
A a rra rs , to p ut in otion ; to
‘
' -
m INco e wanting
’
the
rrA rrvn,
'

di stur b p o we r of tho ugh t

m
. .

C o o r rz , to think INC OG IT ANW , wanti ng thought.

'
'

m
.

E xc o o r rs , to think out ; to
'

c o ntri ve .

wi g -0
, a c t -a mt , o do, to act.

A 0 7 , to do , to p erfor m . E NA CT , to perfor ; to decree .

'
m
A c a rvn, busy ; qu ick E n c r , s trict ; accurate
’ ' ' '
. .

A c r o n, a stage p layer E x ro nnc n, s udden occas i on

’ ’
-

m
. .

A C T ION, a dee d ; an operation

'
. En o o ’
rrv, s all ness .
A c r o s a v , a reg1strar or clerk INA C T IO N, res t
' '
. .

A O T U A T E , to p ut i n actio n IN DIGE NT , p oor, nee d .

' '
.
y
A o a N r, a s ubs titute ; a fat ter NA V fit for the p as sage
' '
'
. I G A BL E ,

C IRC U M NA V IGA T E , to sail round of ve sse ls .

'
.

to act toge ther P no n rc A L , a sp endthri ft

’
Q
’
os cr ,
. .

C o a E Nr , forcible Ra s c r , to act agai n ; to res ist

’ '
' "

m m
. .

C OUNT E RA C T T RA NSA CT , to p erfor ; to

' '
, to op p os e ; to a
hinder . uage .

( y y g) ,
fir w ng a leader .

D an a o oe un,
’
a leader of Pa n s e o o o a ,
'
a school- mt
as e r.

p p
e u l
a ce . SYN A GOGUE ,'
a Je wis h c h urch .

J go n
( ti m) es , a co mb t a .

A G O NY , v iolent i
'
n an op p onent ; an
p a

my
.

Ao o s rz a , to afllict w i th ago ny
’
. e ne .

J g er , a g r t, a fie ld .

A GRA RIA N , re lati ng to the field

'
. Ao m mnn th
'
c uu , e a rt o f c ult i
A o rucs rrc , relating to the coun ti g th g d
'
vo n e ro un

N mt t
.

P nn no nr ra vel.
'
try . A
'
o

m
,

Putna , a tra ve ller.

d ig-
g oo
, to be cold.

AL o
'
mod d , . A L o rr
'
rc , mki a n
g cold.
 L AT IN, c a m , A ND o ms a aoor s . 8!

J u -C“ , high l
.

A L r rrunn, hei ght ; ele vati on A L T IS ONA NT ,

' '

m m
.

Ar nc s , lofty s pe ech A L rrv o L

' ’
oq
'
ng
A m m th m
, .

"
a rt o f det er Exa to raise ; to e
’
ur s e

mi i g ltit d
, ,

n n a u es .

A crob a t -o , to walk
mm m m
.

Ar m a ge ntle tnot C c u u
’
a
'
to walk
m
.
, ,

A l nn r ro n, the act of walk d

'
r a o un
P m mmt w
.

ing . a
'
su '
, o n
a ; through.

A mi e -u s , a frie nd .

Ax m
'
, fri ends hip En u m
, hatred
'

m m
. .

A x rc a , fri endl ki d In rc ar” unfriendly ; hos tile

' '

y ; n . .

E N n nr, a foe ; an a dversary

'

'
.

e l m -0
, to love J . uro r , love .

A m mw
’
an , orthy of love . A xar mm '
, a lover of the fine
o na
'
. an affa ir of love ; an arts .

i ntrigue AM Y re lati ng to love .

'
A T OR

m with l
. ,

A u o nrs r, a lover ; alla nt. E NA M i nfla

’

' '
a g O R, to
'
e ove .
A n es o ne, inclined to lo ve
’
.

A nr PLs , full; wide

'
. A ur m
rc a r ro rz, e nla r e
g e nt
'
m .

A u PLY, large ly c0p iously

’
A M PL IT U DE , largeness ; e xtent
'

m
. .

A l r r r , to e nlarge ; to e xag
'

ge ra te .

J nc m -o s
( ws) , the wind
dr a

mm
.

A n uo o r, a descri ptio n
' '
m
A us n o z, the wind do wer -

m
.

the wi n d A nnu o sc orn, a achine to fore

'
.

A nnn ou n rs n, a wi nd gauge
' ' -
. te ll the c ha nges o f the wind .

A ng e l- lo
" 6
(4 m)
m , to bri ng tidings .

A u ann,’
a ce estial s l irit E van o s '
m n, to teach the gos
mm
.

A nc n a c hi e ange l. el
'
e p
m
. .

v a wri ter o r ch Go s rnL , the C h ri sti an revela

’ '
°
en sr, p re a
er o f the l ti on.
g p
o s e .

E VA NGE L IOAL , agreeable '

to the

g p
os e l .

J u g -o ( a nt i ) , to ve x.

A n o ursn , i nt e ns e pai n
'
A nxr co m
'
h
ee rn ; so li ci t ude

m
.
. ,

A N s s a, res ent ent ; rage A nx i o us, sohci to us ; concerned.

’ '
.

A N GRY, p rovoke d ; enrage d

'
.

b e fore 7 g , k, x ch, i n Gre e k , sounds li ke ng . and “

’
M 0811

m th
x

it assu es at form .

D
38 c u s s Bo on o r E T YM OL O GY
- .

A n s el l- a s , an a ngle .
'
A N e LE , a corner. Qn mR ANb L E , a s quare
'
.

A N GUL A R, ha ving a ngle s RE C T AN GL E , a right angled pa

' '
-

my m
.

M ULT A N GUL AR, '

an corne re d. ra l le logra .

O BT USA N GULA R, ha vi ng o btuse

'
SE PT A N GU L A R, havi ng seven
'

angle s an l
.
g es .

O CT A N GUL A R,
’
havi ng e i ght having six angles .

angles T RI A NGLE , a figure of three

'
.

PE NT A N GULAR, five cornered

'
. a n les
g .

A ru m -a
,
wi nd the v ital ai r
, .

A N IM A L , a li ving creature IN A N IM AT E , void of li fe

' '

m m m
. .

A N A L C UL E , a i nute ani al RE A N IM AT E , to re store to life

' '

m
. .

A NIM AL IT Y , ani al e xiste nce

'
T RA NS A NIM A T IO N, a p ass age o f '

m m
.

A N IM A T E , to a ke ali ve so ul fro one body to ano the r.

'
.

E XAN IM AT E , lifeless ; dead

mm
'
.

u -u s , the mi d n .

A Nnu nvE n r , ' ’

to cons ider, to M A GNA NIM IT Y, grea tness
'
o f
p ass ce ns ure m
i nd
m
. .

rep roof M A GNA N IM OUS, brave ; n oble

'
An n
'
a na s N cen
m m
.
.

Pns L A N rI v , c owardi ce
'
‘
s ure .
m
t u

m m
.

A N o s I rv , hatred aligni ty UNA N IM IT Y, a gree ent

' ' ’ °

m m
. .

E QUANIM IT Y, evenness of i nd
'
. U NA N nuo us, of one i nd
'
.

d u n -a s , a y e ar.

A N NALS, yearly records

'
. D E CE N NIA L, in '
eve ry te n y e a rs .

A N NAL IST , a w riter of anna ls

'
M I L L E N NI U M , '
a tho usand y e a rs .

m
.

A NNIVE n s A RY, a s tated day , co O CT E N NIAL , i n ei h h

' '
e ve r
y g t
i ng onc e in eve ry ye a r .
y ea r.

M UN nr, i n the year PE E E N NI AL , lasting through the

’ '

o f the world r ; tu l
.
y e a p p
e r e a .

A D A N N O Don INL in the year Q UA D RE N NIAL , hap p ening e ve ry

' ' '
.

o f ou r L ord . fo ur years .

A N NUA L , yearly SE PT E N NIA L , hap p e ni ng e v ery

' '
.

NNn I rv , a yearly allowa nce

'
s ev e n
'
.
y ears .

A NNU IT A NT , one who has a n SE X E N NIAL , once i n s ix yea rs

' '

m
.

annui ty SU PE RA N NUA T E , to i p a ir by
'
.

BIE N NIA L , i n e very two yea rs

'
a
.
ge .

C E NT E N NI AL , occurring ev ery T nIE N NIAL , happ ening

' ’
ev e ry
h u ndre d years . third year .

J u n ta -a s a rin .
g
mf
,

A N NUL AR, having the for

'
o a
ri ng. on .

d n th -o s (M os ,
) a flowe r .

’
A N T H ER, the tip of the sta m en .

a collecti on of
flowers or p o e m s.
 39
"
L A TIN, GRE E K , A ND OT H E R R OOT S
'

A n th ro p -o s a m an.

A NT H RO POL O GY, the doctrine of M ISA N T H ROPY, hatred mn

G

of
' ’
a e

thea na to y o fthe hu an body m m k in d

m f m
. .

A NT H ROPO PH A GI , M IS hater
' '
an ea ters ; -
A NT H ROPE , a o an
c a nni ba ls ki nd
m
. .

C YNA N T H ROPY, a '

adnes s i n one w ho lin es
w hi c h en i m m
itate dogs m ki an nd.

m
.

LYC A N T E RO PY , a
'
a dne ss i n PH IL A NT H ROP
'
I C be ne volent
m m
, .

w h i ch en i i tate be asts .

A n t i qu e- a s , old or ancient.

A N T IQ U ARY,
'
o ne v ersed in an
'
m
A N c NT , old ; antiq ue .

tiq ui ty A N T Ic , odd ; fa nc iful

'
. .

A NT IQU A RIA N , relati ng to e u A N C E ST O R, a fo re fa the r

' '
.

tiq u i ty A NC E s T nAL , re lati ng to

'
ances
m
.

A N T IQU A T E , to ake o bsolete

'

. tors .

A NT I QU E , ancie nt ; o f old fa
‘
A N C E sT E Y. li neage ; a seri es of
'

s h io n . ances tors .
A NT I Q UI T Y, old tnnes
'
'
.

Ap a t o , a p ar t u
r - - mt , o op en.

A PE mN
’
E T, ge ntly p urgati ve . AP '
E RT U RE , an op e ning ; a hole .

A p es , a bee . A '
PIA R Y , a
pla ce w he re be es are ke t
p .

t .
u s, fit, m
ee t .

An m , to fi t ; to adj ust
'
. INA P T IT UD E , u nfitness
'
.

A PT , fit ; ready INE PT , trifl i ng ; foolis h

'
. .

A p T I T U nE , fitness
'
.

.l q ua , wate r .

A QUA F OR T IS, ni tric acid A q UE ous, w atery

' ’

m
. .

A Q U A V I T E , sp iri t of wi ne T E RRA QUE OU S , co p os ed of land

' '
.

A QU A T IC , pe rtai ni ng to w ate r a nd wa te r
'
. .

A Q U E D UC T , a cha nne l for water

'
SU BA Q UE OU G, lyi ng unde r wate r
'
'

. .

A q ua -a
, an e agle . AQ
’
U rL rNE , rese mbli ng a n ea gle ; hooked .

a i r -o , to p lo u gh .

A R A BL E , fit for tillage INA R A BLE , not arable .

' '
.

A rb i t er , a rb i tr -i , an u mpi re or j udge .

Aa
'
E rT E a , a j udge ; an u mp i re . A R BIT RA T E ,tO decide ; to j udge of
'

m m
.

A RBI T w i ll a w ard. A R BIT RA RY , desp 0tic ; u nli i te d

' '
E NT , .

e o r , a tre e .

m
A n s o utv , be lon ing to trees
'
A a s o a rsT , one w ho
'
mk a es tw ee
m
.

A It E o nE T , a s al tree
'
. his study .

A a s o a , a bowe r
'
.
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-
m o L oGr .

l r c h e (dpz q ) , thfi beginning ; go ve rn ent

. m .

A ll i s on , “ author of confusion A a o T E CT UEE , the art of build

’
m
m m
.

ANT II O NA E c C A L , agai nst o

'
i ng
m
m
.

A a c urT nA VE , the i i l
'
z p r n pa
h
c
A no n , c ief ; principal shrewd bea . m .

A na toL oe r , knowledge of A a c nIV E s, ancient or publi c

’ ’

anci e nt thi ngs records

‘

m mm
. . s

A It o w n , an ancient p hras e.
'
C IA RC H , a co ander of a
'

A na N GE L , a chief a nge l
'
th ousa nd en
. m .

A ncns rs n or, the chie f bis hop

’
H E P T A RC H Y, a sevenfold go
'

m
.

A na E A c o N, a c hu rch digui
’
ve rn e nt .

ry , next i n ran k to a bis hop H I n A nc Ir, the chief of a sacre d

’
ta
m
.

A nc nn , a c hi e f p ri nce
'

m
.

A ncE D Uc n s, the wife of an M o n A Ec n , a sovereign ; a ki ng

'
'
.

archduke OL Io A Eon r, a spe ci es of s u sto

’
'

A nc a E L AT E , the chie f prelate

'

m mm
cracy

m
. .

A a onE T r PE , the ori gina l; a PA

'
A a head of a fa ily
'

or chu rc h

m
.

A n c a E cT , a p rofesser of the T E ra Aa c u, a Ro an governor.

' - '

art of bui ldi ng a bui lder .

a r c t -o s
( a
p os ,
) a bea r, the north .

Ano '
T rc mh ort e rn ; lyi ng un de rthe A NT A ac T Ic , ’
relatin to
g he south
t
constellati on calle d the Bear l
.
p o e .

a r c - a s, a bo w .

A non , hollow structure ,

a su
p A a c n E R, he th at
'
s hoots with a
o rte d b i t w bow
p y s o n c u rve

m
. .

c ar d -8 0, a r8 .
u , to bu m .

A a DE NT , hot ; p ass ionate

'
. A n soN, the
’
im
cr e of houseburn

A R DE NC Y, eage rness ; heat i ng

'
. .

A E D OR, p assion ; z eal

’
.

J r l u -sts , high , AE diflic ult

’
ste ep . D UOUs, .

fir m -a
, sand.

A RE NA CE OUS sandy . A RE NOSE full of sand.

' '
, ,

J r s - o , to
'
be dry .

A R B FV , to dry
’
. Ii rD ,
'
dry ; p arche d .

A aE r A c T ION, a drying
'
.

A r g en t -u m , silve r. A R GE NT , silvery ; whi te

'
.

l
’
J i u -a A E GILL A C E OU s, clayey.
’
rg , p otte r s c a y .

J r g -o s
(9
6 m) , idle , inactive .

L ET E ’
AE GY, drowsiness . LE T H A R GIC , sluggish ; dull
'
.
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-
.

A sp er , rou gh .

As u m
o n ovs, having rough
’

leav es .

E XAS PE RA T E , to e nrage ; to vex

'
.

A s t r -o u ( p s) ,
du e a sta r.

m
q
A s T E Rs , ark [ i n p rinti ng A ST ROL OGY, the sc ience of fo re
' '
.

A s T E aIsu , a cons te lati on

'
telling by t he sta rs
m
. .

As ’
L , sta rry . A ST ROS OO P Y, obs e rvation o f the
'

A sT nIr E ROU s, bearing s tars

'
s tars .

m m u th
. .

A sT Ro o RAr r, the des cribi ng of A ’

e scie nce of the
'
oN o r,
the s tars h ly b di
mm mi f
e a ven o es .
m Dm
.

A s T noL ADE , an i ns tru ent for i f

' '
s ortune ; gr e .

taki ng th e altitude of stars .

a t m— os fi
( r m) , vap or, air.

AT
’
u osPE E RE , the m f
as s o a
p e rtaini ng to the
&c .
, s u rroundi ng the earth .

c al f “ , black .

A T RA E IL A RLAN,
’
a ffecte d wi th ml e anch o l , o r
y black bile .

J u r o r , a t r o c- i s , fierce , c ruel .

’
A T Ro C IoU s, enor m o us ; ou trage great wickedness .

ous .

A u d a x , a rcad e - i s , daring .

A UD A ’
C IOUs, bold i mp udent. AUDw ’
IT Y, e fl rontery ;
'

boldness

A u d i -o , a u d i t -u mt , o hear .

A U D IEL E , that can be he ard

’
. D rs o s s to bre ak co
’
v , ands mm .

A U DIE NCE , a b earing ; an audi INA U D IBL E , not to be heard

’
'

m m
.

tory O BE Y , to co p ly wi th co
’

m
.

DIT the hea ring and settling ands

’

AU ’

m
.
,

he a r O BE D IE NaE , co p li ance with

mE
of accounts .
'

mm
.

AU ’
D IT O RY, those asse b ed to co a nds .

J ug -c c
, a sse t - um t i , o ncrease .

b li l f A UT no n rrA T WE , havi ng autho

'
A Uc '
T ron , a p u c sa e o p ro
t toth e h ighe st bi dde r ri ty ; p os itiv e
p er y , . .

A v o uE NT , to increase
'
A U T H ORIZE , to gi ve au thority
'

mk
. .

A U T n o R, originator ;
’
a e r.

A n swer , a soothsayer.

A U GUR, to fo rete ll ; to p redict

’
INA U G U RA T E , to le ad i nto o fli ce ,
'

m m
.

A U GURY, p re diction by o e ns
’
. w ith sui table cere onies .

J u l- a s (de m)
os , a i
p p e .

H YDRA U L IC S, the
'
“
sc ie nce o f the force a nd mti o on of fluids .
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Roo m 43
J a r - i s , the ear.

AU Rrs r, one ski lled in diso rders A URIo UL An, told in

' ’
se cre t.
of the ear A vsc s L T A T ro N, th e ac t of listen
f
.

AU RI LE , the e xternal ear.

C i ng to
'
.

J a r -u m g ld , o .

A URrE d i l
d INA URA the act of ildi
’ '
E ROUs, p ro u c ng go r ro N, n
.
g g .

J u sp i c i - u m , soo thsa i
y gn .

A U SPIC E S,
'
o m e ns p rotecti on. INA UsP Ic r oUs,
' ‘

unfavorable .

d u s t er -a s , sev ere , ri gid.

A U sT E RE ’
, severe , harsh . A U ST E R IT Y , '
sev eri ty ; rigor.

d u t h e n t-e o ( warf is
d m
) , to au t horiz e .

A UT H E N T IC , genuine ; true A U T H E NT I c IT v , authori ty ;

' '
.
ge nu
A UT H E N T IO A T B , to prove by inenes s
'
nu .

t ho ri ty .

( du ) o ne s sel . f
’
J u t -a s e os ,

A UT o s ro e , biogra p hy of
'
RA m m
A uT o A T ON, a s elf
’
-
mo i v ng m a
a p e rson w ritte n b hi se lf m ch ine
m
. .

A U T OC RA T , a so le ru e r A U T ON o r, p o wer of se lf
’ '

go
-

mt
.

’
A U T O G R A PH , o ne s ow n hand
'
v e rn en

m
.

w ri ti ng A u T orsv , oc ul de onstrat ion.

'
. ar

a u x i n -u m , a id, he lp .

Ae L I A n, ass isting. A U XIL h e lp er

l
’ ’
I A RY, a .

d va n t,
( )
F L be fore , forward .

A V A NT G UA RD , the van
'
V A N , the front of an ar my
md
. .

A D vA N C E , to go forward
'
. VA NCOU light a r e sol
'
RIE R, a -

A D vA N T A e E , su periority ; gai n dier, who goes i n advance

’
.
.

D IsA D V A N T A e E , loss ; inj u ry

'
. V A N T A GE , sup e rio rity
'
.

A vi d -a s, gre e dy . A m '
IT Y, e a
gerne ss ; gre edi ness .
d ud s, a bi rd .

A USP IC I OU S, favorable . Y lace for birds

'
A ’
‘

V IA R , a p .

H eb c o nfus io n .
B a b e l, ( .
)
'
BA BE L , co n fusion
'
diso rder . BAE
’
YL O N, an a ncie nt e mpi re.

B a s e -a , a be rry, a p earl.

BA C C IF berry-beari ng BA cc w
’
o a ons , eati ng berrie s
'
E RO US, . .

B a t ch -a s , the god o f w ine .

BA ca N A L rA N, relating to t e D E EA U c n to c orrup t ; to ruin

' '
.
,

v elry D E EA U C H E E , a ra ke ; a drunk
'
.

BA c e n A N A Ls , drunken feasts ard

'

m
. .

’
BA c a N T E s, the p riests of D E E AU cn E RY, 1nte perance
’
.

Bacc hu s .
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m
C L AS S BOOK o r -
o L o GY .

B a ls a m -o n a aaa no v
) , fragrant o int mt en .

BAL I , a p lant E E E AL M ’
to fro md
m p
. , res erve e

BAL s A u , a soothing oi nt
'
ent. cay .

B a p t -o
(sa m) e , to dip , to wash .

A NA BA P T IST , one w ho rej e cts

'
BA PT IZE , to ad i ni s te r baptis
'
m m
m m m
.

i n fant ba ptis , and ai ntai ns BAP T rsnr, a C hristian s acra e nt

'

m
.

the nec e ssi ty o f reba p tiz atio n PE DO BAP T ISM , the bap tis of
'

i n an adult state . i nfa nts .

B a rb -a
, a be ard .

BARE , the p o int that stands back BA R BE R, ’

one who shaves the
w ard in an arro w . beard .

B a r b a r -a s , rude , sa vage .

B '
A R s A Rous, ; rude u nci vi liz e d. BAE
'
DARIsN , i nhu m ity ;
an i gno~

BA RBA R IA N, a savage rance of arts .

'
.

BA RnAR Ic, fore ign ; rude

'
BA RBA R IT Y, bruta lity '

m
. .

BAR E A RIZE , to a ke barbarous

'
.

B a r re, ( F L ) a bar, a s to .
p
long p i ece of wood BA R RIsT E R, a couns e llor at law
'
BAR, a or
mt l m
.

e a E M BA R RA , to pe rp le x
°
'

mm
. .

BA E E IC AD E , to fortify D IS E M DA R RAss , to fre e fro e

' '

m
.

BA R RIE R, a boundary ; barras s ent

’
a stop . .

B u s-i s ( fle e t s) , the base or foundation .

BAS E , the botto m; m n ; ea v ile . D E DA sE ’

, to degrade ; to lower .

apos , w e ight
(B ) B a r -a s .

m
BA RO M E T E R, an i nstru ent to BA R OSCOPE , a s ort of baro ete r
' '
m
m
.

e as u re the we ight bf th e BA R YT O NE , noting a grave , dee p

’

m
a t o s p here . sound
q .

BA ROME T RICAL , re lati ng to a

'

m
ba ro e ter .

B a s i l -e n s (Ba cch us
) a king .

mg
,

lar e hall; a a ni BAsIL rC O N. an oint

’
mt en
g
a .

ficent ch urc BAS IL ISK , a serpe nt

'
.

B ea t - a s , hap p y .

BE A T Y to bless ; B E AT IT U DE , bless e dness ; pe r

' '
IF , to
hap p y . fe ct felicity .

BE A T IE bli ssful
'
ro , .

B ea u , b e l le F L ( ) , fair, beau ti ful .

BE A U , a m an of dress . BE L L E s -
L E T T RE s,
'

p oli te litera
BE A U -
the gay w orld
M o NDE
'
, . ture .
BE AU T Y , fa1rness ; e legance E M BE L L ISH , to adorn
' '
. .

BE LL E , a g y a
y o u ng lady .
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m l l -u mW , e

BE LLI e E aE NT ,
’
war . RE BE L , to rise '
aga nst i lawful
BEL LIP OT E NT ,
'
In war . a uthori t
y .

B e rle , good, well .

BE NE D Ic T ro N, a blessing BE NE r Ic r AL, advantage ous

’ '
. .

BE NE e T ro N, a benefi BE NE H O IA RY. a pers on bene

' '
t co n .

ferred, fite d .

BE NE r Ac T o n, he who confers a BE N E FIT , kindne ss ; advantage.

' ’

benefit BE NE v OL anon, good will; chari

’
.

BE N E EIcE , a church li vi ng
'
. ty .

BE NE r Ic E NT , kind ; doi ng good BE N IsO N, blessing

' '
. .

B en i g n -u s
, kind, libe ra l .

B ’
E Nro N , ki nd ; gene rous l B a a r , actualkindnes s
. mm ’
.

B et a the se cond lette r i n the Gre ek a lphabet .

AL ’
rn A s E T ; th e letters of a lan AL rn AnET IcA L ,
'

p erta i ni ng to
u
g ga e. the alphabet .

B a t e- a , a besst BE s ’
T IAL , like a beast ; brutal
m)
. .
/

B ibi -0 8 (s og , a book .

BI E LE , th e sacre d Scrip tu res BIDL IOT n E cAL , belo ngi ng to a

' '
. .

BIE L IC AL , rela ti ng to t he Bible library

’

m
. .

BIe o s RArn E u, a a n s killed BIBL Io nA NIA, the rage for pos

' ’

i n the kno wle dge o f ; boo ks . sewing s carce or curi ous

BIBLIo r O L rsT , a books eller books
'
. .

B ‘b '
O ’ to dri nk .

BrE A crO U s, fond of dri nking

'
E m '
uL OUs , absorbing
m
. .

BIE E E R, a ti p p ler ; a sot 11 2 drink in ; to ad it

’
. 3 13 13 , to .

B el -t e, the bi le .

BIL ’
Io U s , p e rtai ning to the
bile BIL E , a ye llow bitter liquor,
m m md in th
. ,

A NT IE IL Us,
’
re ed i n
y g biliou s for e e li ver .

diso rde rs .

eas , li fe ,
D i -O S ( )
fl
A m '
rs ro us, livi ng in two e le BIO G RA P H Y ,
'
an accou nt of one s
’

mt e n s , ai r an
d w ater . life .

CE N os IT E . one of a reli gi ous or

’
A UT os ro e aA rn v, biograp hy of
’

a p e rs on wri tten by hi self m . der w ho li v es in a co m

m ity
un .

B la m -s r
( )
F L , to c ens ure .

not c ulpable .
l U NE L A nA EL E , ’
BLA NE , to cens ure .

b
B i n i , two y two : B i s , t
-w o , tw i c e .

BIC AP sU L A R, havi ng two seed B ’

h i tw h
'

n o o rn
’ rc o R N o us a v g s
m
.
,

v ess e ls .
B IC O R
'
P O R A L , h a v
g tw o bo d1es .

BI CIP IT A L , havi ng two heads

'
B I DE N
’
T A L , h a v i n
g tw o te eth .
.
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BIE N InAL , i n ev ery two years

’
. Brr A noUs, bringing forth two at
'

Brr l Rons, bearing twice a year a bi rth

'

m
. .

BI i n t wo s p li t BI P E D , an ani al with two feet

' '
e , . .

BI FO L D , tw ofold ; do ub le BIP E T A L 0U s, havi ng two flower

' '

m m
.

BI ro r, ha ving two for s

'
. leav es .

BIrUR C A T E D , havi ng two forks BIQ U A D RAT rc , relati ng to the

' '

m
.

Bre
'
, t he ha vi ng two wi ves fo urth po wer .

BIS CUIT , a ki nd o f bread

'
a t o nc e .

m my
.

Bre il o f bi a BISE CT , to di vi de into two equal

' '
A s T , one gu ty g .

Blu ’
N o uo us, 8 ing two p a rts .

Br V A L VE , havi ng tw o valve s
’
tongues . .

Br NA RY, t wo ; double C o ue E , to j oi n together

' '

m
. .

B oc ULA R, havi ng two e yes

'
.

B la n d -a s , soothin , e ntl
e.
g g
BLA ND , soft ; mild . BL A N D Isn , '
to s m th ;
oo to softe n.

B la p t -o (Bre a m) , to i nj ure .

sp eak i m p i o usly . i mp i f sp eec h

e ty o .

(p a n s , to thro w
) B o le i-o .

mm
A E P I L o a r , a biguous dis
' '
m
PhR A BL E , a si i li tude m .

co urse . P A RA B OLA , one of the co nic s ec '

D IA BOL IC A r, de vi lish atrocious tions

'
°

m
. .

E M BLE M , a p i cture
'
PA RA E OL OID , a p a rabo li f
or
'

mm
.

E M BL E MA T IC , usi ng e ble s ; '

c u rve

m
.

allusi ve P Ro n LE , a qu estion p rop o se d

'
°
. .

H YP E R s ou , a s ection of a cone P RO BL E M A T ICA L , uncerta in

/ '

m m
. .

H YPE R E o L E , an e xaggeration SYM BOL , a s ign ; an e ble

' ° '
. .

B o ss-a s , goo d.

BOU N T Y, li berali ty BouN T E OUs, liberal; ki nd

' '
. .

B o r e -a s
( p )
Bo sa s , the north Wi nd .

Bo ’
RE As , the north w ind . H YP E RBO RE A N, northern ;
'
cold.

B o t a n - e (301 m
m ) an he rb , , a p l
a nt .

Bo T A NY, the scie nce of p lants BOT A NO L Y discourse

’ '
. OG , a upo n
BO T A N IC A L , relating to p lants
'
.
p l
a nts .

BOT A N 1sT , one skilled i n p lants

’
.

B r a ch i -u m , an
‘

a r m . BRA on
'
IA L , be longing to the ar m .

0
B r a ch -y s
( p )
B a zv s , short .

BRA CH Y G RAP H Y, shor

'
t-
hand wri ting .

B r ee - i s, s hort, brief .

A s s RE v IA T E , to shorte n BRE V Y c o ncise ness s ho rt

’ '
. IT ,

A BRID GE , to abbre viate '

ness .
m
.

BRE v rA RY , an abri dg e nt
'
. BRIE F , short ; concrse .
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m . 47

L ) , to sp arkle
B (
ri F ll- er .

BRILL shi ning ; s arkli n

g I
’
IANT , p B R ILL rA c , lus tre ; .
'
sp lendor.

B r o ck -c
( Bpoz
q ) . oi stu re m
mi t
.

E nrs aocA T E , to and rub a dise ased

'
o s en
pa rt .

B r a nc h -0 8
(Bpovxo s) , th e w i nd i
p p e .

BRON c n rAL , be longing

’
to BRON c I C E LE , a tu or in the
'
m m
bro nc hi a or branch es of th throat
[w ind i
p p e .
-
.

wi nd p ipe -
. BRONc noT o u r , i ncisi on of the
'

B ru t -a s , brute , senseless .

BRUT E , sensele ss ; rough. tial; ferocious .

BRU '
T A L, like a brute .

B u l l -a , a bubble i n water .

Bo w , to bubble , fro mh ea t. IE s UL LrT I o N, act of boili ng.

'

B u ty r -u mb , utte r. BUT YRA CE OU S

'
, like butter .

C (m b d i l
l C A COPH bad sound of words
'
a c - o s )
os , a , . O NY , a .

C a d a v er , a dead body .

C ADA v ,like dead body ; ghas tly

’
E Rous a .

Ca d -o
, ca s -u mt , o fall.

A c c E NT , casualty chance C o rNC I DE to agree

' ’
. .
,

C A D E N cn othe tone or sound D E C AY , to rot ; to decline

’ '

m
. .

C A D U e rrv , tendency to fall DE c Uo us , falli ng ; dy ing

' ’

m
. .

C Asc A D E , a waterfall ’
. IN c E NT , an event
'
.

C A sE , co nditi o n ; state . O CC A SIO N, to cause ; to pro

' ‘

duce .

C As U Is T , one that studie s and Oc c IDE NT , the west

' '
.

s e ttle s cases of conscience .

C a la mi t -a s, a mi fs o rtune .

C AL A M '
IT Y , mi f s ortune .
’
C A LA N IT o us, full of woe .

C ec a - o , ew e -u mt , o c ut, to kill
m
.

C O N C IS E , brie f ; short In c IsE D , out ade by c utting

' ’

m
. .

DE c w E , to de te r i ne INc rsI o N, a c ut ; a gas h

’ '

m
.

D E c rs r O N, dete r ination
'
IND E c rsI O N, irreso lution
'

m
. .

D E cI s rvE , co nclusive ; final INFA N T IC IDE , the urde r of an

' '

m
.

DE I C ID E , the urder of a god i nfant

'

m
. .

E xc rs n , a tax M A T RIc E , the urde r of a

’ ’

m m
.

F IL Ic E , the
'
urder of a s on othe r

m m
. .

F RA T R IC ID E , the urder of a PA R RIC ID E , the urder Of a

' '

bro th e r p a re nt
mm m
. .

H o Ic E , a nslaughter. P unc rsn , e xact ; s trtct

’ '

m m
.

H o er D A L, urdero us
'
.
~
P RE c Isr A N, one very exact
’
.
fl C LA SS BOOK ‘
or E m oroc r a

T rRAN Nt eIDE , the act of killing

‘

RE G IGID E , the
’
md f ur e r o a ki ng a tyrant.
md md
.

SdRo a Ic ID E ,
'
th e u r er of a V A T IC ID E ,
'
the u r er of a

s iste r p ri es t
lf m d
. .

SU rc ID E , se
' -
ur er.

Ga las, cu t e - t e, li mt e s one .

C AL x, a po w de r mda e by burn C A LGINA T IoN, th e act of p u lver

'

m)
o

i ng, ( as li e. izi ng by fire [d en

mt
.

C ano rr burn to a calx. UNe A L c INE D , no t burne d to p o w

' '
, o

Ca n a l -u s ; as mll a s tone, a p e bble .

C AL C UL A T E
'
to co mp ute ; C AL
'
C U LUs, a branch of mth
a e
mti
,

recko n . calcu late d .

a es .
[
C AL ritt INGA L tha t cannot be
' ’
cU Lo Us , stony ; g y . cUL A s LE ,

C a le - o , to be w a r m or ho t. va l o r , h eat .

C AL E rv , to gro w hot
’
C ALoa rc , heat ’
. .

C ALE e T Io N, the act ofheating

'
C AL ORIr Ic , ca using heat
’

m
. .

C AL D RON, a pot ; a bo ile r INGA L E s C E NC E , a grow ing w ar

' '
. .

C AL rD , hot ; burni ng.

'
to burn wi th a hot fl uid .

Ca l- a s ( s a ws) : beautiful . C ALrG '

RA a , beauti ful writi ng .

C a la mi ar -a , calu my n

m
.

C AL slande r ; false
'
l d
’
ac cu A L nn NIo Us, s an e rous .
U ,

to s lander
'
satI on . A L UI NIAI E ,
‘
.

C a l y p t -o ( m m) , to cover, to ve il .

A Poc ALr PsE , revel

a tio n a vi
'
; A POC A L YP T IGAL , '
c oncern n i g re
s ion . ve lati on .

Ca mp -a s, a p l
a i n ; tents i n the field .

C A M P, the p lace of an ar y m C m PA IGN, flat o pen co untry

’

m
. .

C A M PA IGN , the ti e for w hich

'
C H A MPA GNE , a ki nd of w in e '

m m
.

a n ar y ke ep s the fi e ld D E C A M P , to s hi ft a ca p
'
. .

C An PE s T RAL , growing i n fie lds . E NGA M P , to p itc h tents ; to halt

’
'
.

C a n dle - 0 , to be w h ite , to glo w .

C A N D OR, fra nkness ; C H A NDE LIE a branc h for can

’ ’
o p e nne ss . R,
C A N D rD , fai r ; Op e n dies
'
. .

* f E xc AN D E s cE N c E , w hite heat
C AN D D d ’
'
I AT E , o ne
p p
ro os e or
m m
.

ofli ce , o r p re fe r e nt INC E N D IA RY , one wh o alicio us

'
.

C A N DE NT , lowi ng w ith h eat ly sets houses, &c , o n fire

”
'

ligh md
. . .

C AN DL E , a e o f tallo w, INGE NSE , to e nrage ; to pro voke

' '
a t
m
.

&c . INC E N T IvE , a o ti ve ; a s p ur

’
.

T ho se who so ught p refer ents a o ng the Ro ans . were m m m called Can di dqta,
'

m
fro a whi te rob e ( t a cand ida ) wo rn b y the , whi ch was
m
fi
m r mdered l h l t
'

m
(condo ) by the art 0 the fulle r .
60 C LA SS BOOK o r E T YMOL OGY
- .

C ap i ll -s e, the hair .

C AP ILLARr,
’
like hair ; a fine thread or
nute .

C ap ut, ca p t t - te, the head .

OE AP T ER '
, a di vision of

C AP, a covering D E cA P ITA T E , to be head

'
.

C AP IT AL , chief , p rinci pal Oo c IP UT , the bi nder part of the

’
’ ’
.

C AP IT A N ON, counting by heads

’
. head .

C APrr ULA T E , to surrender on

’
PRE c IPIcE , a headlong stee p .
'

conditions P RE C IP N A NCE , rash has te

’

mm
. .

C AP T A IN, a chief co ands ; RnoArIT UL AT E , to repeat

’ ‘ ’

m
.

O W , ” r -i s
, a coals

C ARBON IO,
'
contai ni ng carbo n. a tu m or.

C a r ee r , a p ris on. In cA R
’
c E RA T E , to m
i p rison .

f C a r a ts, ca r d i ac-lg , a hinge . C AR

’
DINAL. chief ; p rincipal
°
.

Ca r en -a
(s undae , ) the ,
ben t .

C a ro , ea r n -u , fl e sh .

C AR NA GE , slaughter C A R NIV A L, a C atholic feas t

’ '
. .

C A R NAL , fl eshly lustful C Aa e o w ns, flesh-ea ti ng

’ ’

m
. .

C A RNA o st. a flesh color C nA R NE L. holding dead bodi es

’ ’
. .

C ARNE L ION, a p recious s tone ,

’
Inc A R NA TE , clo thed wi th fl es h
’
.

m g
C a r t i la g -o
, ca r fl la g i n -i s , a ri stl
e , or tendon.

C ART a oINous, gristly

’
.

M ‘
md , ear, kind .

C AREss , to fondle
’
. C nE R
’
mt s , o s up port ; to nurse .

C a s t i g -o , to chastise , to p unish.
C As T rGAT E ,
’
to chast i to
’
C nA s T E N, to correct ; to p uni s h
m
.

whip . C n A s T ISE IIE NT , p unish ent

’
.

C a nt -u s , pure , chu te
'

m
.

C nA , p ure ; uncorrup t IN
f
o E sT , un a ural cri nt m e.
C nA s T IT v, purity
’
.

a m . to link to
ch ai n .

Cap ital cri mes or punish mt e n s are those involving P loss of the head
 L A T IN, GRE E K , A ND OT H E R m o re. 51

Ga n ( I l ) horse
’

va -o ta . a

m
,

md h
.

C A v ALcADE ,
’
a p rocess i on on C ’
A V AL IE R , an ar e orse an.

h orseback . C A v AL Rv ,
’
m o unte d troops.

C a n -u s, hollo w .

C a v rrv, a hollow p lace C o N c A VE , hollo w

’ ’
. .

C A v E RN , a cave ; a den E x c A V A T E , to hollow

’ '
out.

Gau l - t s , a stalk or s te m .

havi ng a s talk
’

C AUL I E
’
E ROUs , . C A UL '
I F L O W E R, a ki nd of cab

Ca u s -a , a cause .

to charge with a c ri m e; E XC UsE , to p ardon ; to re i t

’
m
m
.

C A U s E . reason oti ve INE xcU SA E LE, not to be e xc used

’
'
'

m
. .

C A UsAL ITx, the of RE C U sA NT , refusi ng to confor

’ ’
age nc
y a =
.

ca u se .

O m ss t i c - o s
(
s truct ures
) , burni ng .

C A Us T Ic , b urning ; c orrodi ng
’
C A U T E RIZE , burn with
’
to a
C A U T E LO Us, ca utio us ; cunw u
’
ca ute ry.
CAU ’
T E RY, a n iron for bur
ning .

C a u ti o , ca u t i o n -i s , caution.

C AU T IoN, foresight ; warning

'
. PRE CA U T ION, p revious ’
care.
IN CA U T IOUS , unwary
'

m)
.

a sw ell
in
C ele ( e , g .

m
,

BRON c no ortLE , in th e throat

’
a tu or .

C e d -o , a s s -u m , to go t o
y i el
d
m
, .

A n sc nss ,
’
a tu or filled w ith INT E RCE D E , to ediate ’
m
mtt m
.

a e r. INT E RGEs s I ON, ediation ’

.

to assent ; to agre e P RE CE D E , to go be fore

'

m
. .

A c cn ss , a p p roa ch ; a d issi o n PR E D EC E s s o n, o ne goi ng be fore

’ '
. .

A N T E GE D E NT , going before ! P ROC E E D , to go o n ; to advance

’ ’

m
.
)

A n T E C Es sou, obe w ho goes

’
P Ro o E ss , a p rogress ; a e th od
’
.

be fore RE C E p E , to re treat
’

m
. .

C E A SE , to lea ve off ; to s top . RE oE ss , a p lace o fgret at

’
.

C E D E , to y ie ld ; to resign RE T Re ssr oN, a going back

’

m
. .

C E ss r o N, th e a ct o f yi eldi ng
’
. SE GE D E , to wi thdra w fro
'
.

C ONC ED E , to yi e ld ; to gran t
’
. SE C E ss I O N, the ac t of se cedr
'

C o NGE ss r ON , the act of granti ng i ng

’
. .

D E C EA SE , death
'
. SU GC E E D , to follow ; to p rosper
’
.

E xCE E n , to go beyond ; to exce l

’
. SUC CE S S , fo rtu ne ; p rospe rity
'
.

E xc E s s , s u p erfl uity
’
S UC C E s S IV E , fo llo wi n i n order
’

m
. .

INAccn s be Suc c s s s o R, o ne that ollo ws an

’ '
s LE , not to ap
r c he d. o ther
p ea .

INC E s ’
s A N T , unceasi ng. SuRGE As E , to be at an end
'
.
fl m es

(h L ’
x mm to praise te extol. Cs m ’
nrrv . fa m; e reno wn;

C E LE R IT T , rap idi ty ; sp eed

'
A ccE L E RA T E ,
’
to hasten ; .

ui cke n

m)
q .

C a le s t -i s (ab ca heavenly C E L Es T IAL , hea ve nly

’
eos . .

C a le b - s , si ngle , u n m arri e d . C EL
'
IBA C Y, single life .

C ell -a , a ce ll
ar.

C E LL , a s all, close roo m m C EL

’
L UL A R, s
con isting of little
m
.

C E L L A R, a roo und ce l
ls or cavi ti es .
’

Ge l s -u s , high .

C E L sIT UD E , he igh t ; elevation

’
E x C E LLE NcE ,
’
.
p urity; geod
E xcE L , to outdo ; to surpass
’
ness . .

C ’
o ncE AL , to hide ; to secrete . INc o NC E AL
’
ARLE .not to be h id .

C e res -c c , c en s u r e, to
j ud e, to value, to bla
g m e.
’
C E N so E , fli c e r of Ro
an o mwh
e o C E N sU Rs .to bl
’
a m; t e o conde mn
m m ti
.

correcte d the of t e h C E N sU s, a n enu on of the

’
anner s era

o l eop le
p p
e e .
p .

C E Nso RIOUs, apt to

’
censure ;

C en t r -u m( xen p ) , th e ce ntre .
w

C E N T RE , the e xact iddle

' ’

m . C ONGE N T RAT E , to bring toge

’

C an T RAL, relating to the ce ntre the r

’

m m
. .

C E NT RrP U GA L, flyi ng fro

’
the E c oE Nd . i rre

ce ntre . GE OC E N T RIC , h '

C E NT RIP tending to the for its ce ntre

’
E T A L, .

H E LIo CE N T InG, relating to the

’
c e ntre .

C o NC E N T RIc , having
’
one co m ’
sun s centre .
mno ce ntre .

C en t -sun , a hundred .

C E NT , a coin 100 o f whi ch = 01 . C E NT IL ’

o q ux, a hundred fold dis-

C E N T URP , a hundre d yea rs

’
course .
m
.

C nNT E N NrA L , occ urri ng every C E N T IPE D E , an insect wi th any

’ ’

hundred years . fee t .

C E NT Iro L rous, having a hun C E N T UP LE , a hundre d fold

' ’

m m
.

dred leaves C E NT U RIo N, a Ro an

’
i litary
mm
.

o ffi cer, co a ndi ng 100 m en

m)
.

C ep h a l— (
e ar . the head .

A CE Pn ALous, without a head

’
. headache .

BIC E Pn AL OU s, ha ving two heads

’
. Us , a d ro p s y i n
 L AT IN, GRE EK , A ND oT nE R Roa s. r 53

Ge a ,
r - wax .

C E EAT E , an oint ent of wax,

’
m ’
RE , net h earty ; false .

o il, doc . IT v ,
°
honesty ; p uri ty ;
C E RE , to cover wi th wax . hyp oc ri sy.

Oer eb r - m ss, the brai n .

Cl n m
'
vl , the brain .
IC E R E E R AL
’
, re lating to the brai n .

C er e mu os -a
, a ri te , a for m .

C E R E E ONY,
’
outward rite.
lC an no
’
m o ns , ci vi l; for ml a .

Ge m -o
,
e r s t -u mt , o si ft, to disti ngui sh .

C ONC E RN , business ; care

'
IND rsC E R NI s LE , not p ercep tible
’

m
. .

D E GRE E , an edi ct ; a la w IND IS CRE E T , i p rude nt

’ ’

m
. .

D E CRE T A L , a book of de crees IND Isc a IrI I NA T E , no t aking an

' ’
.
y
to des c ry ; to j u dge . disti nction .

D Isc R E T E , dis ti nct ; se parate

’
. S E o RE T : conceale d ; p ri vate
’
.

D Is C RE rI ON: p ru dence
' ’
SE C RE T E , to hide ; to conceal
’

m
. .

D IsC R INAT E , to dis ti nguis h SE c RE rA RY, o ne who writes for

’ ’ '

m m
.

E x c u r nr . a discharge fro ano ther.

’

ani m
al bodi es .

C er t -o , to contend.

to settle ; to contri ve P RE c o NGE RT contrIve d be

’
. E D,
D rsco NC E RT , to disturb
’
.

C er t -a s , certai n, s ure .

A scE RT A rN to ak e certai n
’
, m . C E RT IP I OA T B, a testi
'
my on in
C E R T A IN , s ure ; undoubted
’
. w riti ng .

C E R T IFY , te nseurs C E R T IT UD E , certai nty

' ’
. .

UNCE R T A IN, do ubtful

’
.

Ge n t le -a s, blue .

C E RU LE A N,
’
,
sky-colored ; blue . C E RU m mki
r Ic ,
’
a ng blue .
’

O c a s , a w ha le C ET A C E o us, of t he whale kind.

’
t - .

Ch a lc- o s
(m u s es
) , brass.
C l A w o G RAPE v , the’
art of engravin
g on brass .

Ch a o s (z s) oo , confusion.

Ona o s ,
’
a confuse d m ass .
l C E A OT rc , con use d
’
f ; i ndige sted .

Cha r a c t er a mk ar .

C E A RA C T E RIE T IC
mm
C nA R Ac T E a ark; reputation
’

tha t which
’
. to give a chao

gi ve s c ha racte r.
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-
.

C L s a rcnor
' ‘

m mi a us cal i natra C h an ron, a kind of tru p et

'
m
mt mm m
, .

C n r, an i ns tru ent of
'
n
'
en
mu i
.

C
’
ns a rr v , to p uri fy s c.

C mm f mk C m b ight ; s
.

the act o
'
rca rlo rt , a a, r erene .
ing clear D m t mk known
'
. ne as , o a e .

C ut es t - i s; a fleet .

C u es, a rank ; a division . Cu '

s srrv , to arran e
g in classes .

C u s src, relating to autho rs

’
Cu ssn wa '
rrort , a ranging i nto
the firs t rank ; e legant . class es .

( Ha nd -o
, c la ws -u m , to s hut.

C L A U SE , a p art of a sentence ; a E ncno ss , to shut in ; to sur

’

t
s pi u la ti on round

m m mm
. .

C L o rs E xc s , to shut out ; to debar

' '
n, a onastery . .

C L OS E , e nd ; cessation E xc w sro u, a s hutting out

'

m m
. .

C Los n r, a s all, p ri vate roo

' '
INCLOS U RE , a s pace e nclosed
'

m m m
. .

C o stcw ns , to de te r i ne ; to INOL UD E , to a d i t ; to co p rise

' '
.

fin i sh Inc o xcnn srvs , not dec isive

’
. .

de te rnii nati on P as c w nn , to hi nder or prevent

'
.

clos e Rs c w sn , a so lita ry p erson

'

m
. .

D rac as , to reveal; to tell S a c w ns , to shut up apa rt

’ ’

m
. .

D rs cno s di
'
, scov ery .

C le mn e s , c le m en t -t s , mild
m
.

C Ls m'
s n c v, ercy ; mildn ess .
IINCLE M
'
E NT , severe ; rough .

C LE R GY, the body or order of

' ’
C L E RK , a secretary or book
divi nes . kee pe r .

C L E R ICA L , relating to the clergy

'
.

Gu n - o (
sam ) e
, to bend ; to lean .

p e rtai ni ng to a bed . m s
'
, to excite ave rsi o n.
D E CL E N SIO N, fall de ge neracy
'
to be nd ; to lean
m
. .

D s c n a , to fai l; to refuse
'
.
~

to lean back .

C u e -u s, l
a s op e , an ascent.

m
A c c v rrv , ste epness u p wards ;
’
m tendency ; p rone
m
,

C s r , a steep rock
m
.

D s o v rrv, gradual descent

'
.

So s tyl
ed m
fro the practice o f heathen p ri es ts , who use d to draw lots , either
to. as ce rtai n the w i ll 0{ the D ei t , o r p ro gnos ticate future events Fo r erly m
m y m
.

clerk w as the usual ter for a s o olar os t si tuati ons of tale nt o r trus t b eing
filled by the clergy
— m
.

1 C li ni callectures t hose given by professors of edi cine at the bedside of O

'
r

patient .
58 C L A SS Boo k o r E T YM OL O GY.
-

C op e
( z one
) , a cutti n
g .

O s n oco rrt, pain i n the bones SY N COPE , a contraction of

’ '
a
m
.

A p o c o p n, an e ission of the las t word

'
.

syll a ble or le tter o f a w ord .

C op u ta , a band .

C O P UL A , a connecti ve C o ur two ; a pair.

' '
. LE ,
C OP U L A T E , to u ni te ; to con oi n. j C OU P L E T , two ve rses .
' '

C o c a -o , c o s t -u mt , o boil; to digest ; to rip en .

C oc r ro n , t he act o f boili ng
'
.
Q
D e c o c r ro n, a p reparati on
’
md a e
C o o x, one w ho p re p a re s v ictuals by bo iling
m
.

C o Nco c r , to diges t ; to rip e n

' '
. Inc o nc oc r nn, not atured ' '
.

C o r, c o r d -i s , the heart .

to agree ; to har m o D rs oo nn, disagree ent

’ o
m .

nize . D rsc o ua A o E , to dep ress ;

'
to
union. deter
m m
.

C on nri rq war ; hearty E NCOUR A GE , to ani ate

' '
. .

Ca the he art ; the i nn e r p art Ra c onn , to register

’
. .

C OU R A GE , bra ve ry ; valo r .

C o r i -u m , a ski n or hide .

Co m '
cs o ns, cons istin
g of [e mC .
un s
'
m, u one who dresses lea
ther. the r.
E xco nrA rE , to strip off t he skin .
'
'

C o r n -u , a horn
m m m
.

Brco aN ons, havi ng horns Co the he of

'
two
’
.
-
co r ,

C on ’
NE A , th e horny coat o f the p le nty .

e ye . T A U RICO R NOU S, having horns '

C oa ’
NE r, a
'
mi
us cal i nstru mt en . like a bull .

U Nrc ouN, a beas t with one horn

’
.

C o r o n -a , a cro w n.

C o ao m
rron, th e act of cro wn
'
C ROWN, an orna mnt f
e or a ki ng s ’

i ng . hea d .

C o a O NE r, a little crown U NC ROW N , to depri ve of

’ '
'
. a
C O R O LL A RY , a conseque nce c ro w n.
'
.

C o r p u s , c o rp o r - t s , a body .

BIC OR PORAL , ha ving two bo die s

'
. C o a rs , a bo dy o f so ldie rs
’
.

C o n ro nA L , re lat ing to the body

’
C o a ruu nc s , fulness o f body
’

m
. .

C o s p e a E AL , havi ng a body ; not

’
C o rt re sc nn, a inute p article
’

m
.

s p i ritua l INCOR PORA T E , to e body

'
. .

C o r tex , s o r t i e -i s , bark o r ri nd.

DE C OR T ICA T E ,
'
to p ee l; to E xc ea r A T N, the '
m m ’
act of p ull
off the bark . i ng of the bark .
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.

C o r u s c - a s, gli tteri ng
m fl hi
.

C oans c C onus cA rE , to glitte r ; to flash

' '
as ng.
'
, .

C m o -0 8
( z oa fi) og , order ; orna m t; en the
‘

world .

C os m beautifyi ng
' ’
nr rc , the ene ral s s te
y m of the
m g
.

C os C AL , re lati n o the wo rld w o rl(

'

g t
m m iti
.

C osxo e o r, an accou nt of the C os uo r on ze n of the

' '

, a c
c reation of th e w orld wo rld
m m littl w
. .

C o s o e RA a , t he sci ence of M r cnoc o s orld.

' '
, a e

C o s t a-a , a rib or s ide .

C o s rAL , belongi ng to the ribs INT E RC O S T AL , p la ce d between

' '
.

the ri bs .

C o n o r -i r F
( )L , to co ver, to hide .

C ov E R, to o versp rea d C ov E R r, a she lter ; a de fe nce

' ’ '

m
. .

C o v E uL E r, the up p e r
' '
coveri ng D i sc ov E R, to re v eal ;
'
ake
of a be d . know n .

C ro a t -u m( p m) x ow , the skull.

Ga A ’
Nn mth , e skull. m en, a mmb e rane on
C nA Nre L th e science ef rering the s kull.
’
oe v,
s kulls .

C r a s , to m
-
orrow. PRoc RAs T rNA rE , to p ut 06:
' '

C r a s s -a s , thi ck or gross

m
.

C INCRAS to th icke n
’ '
s rrnnn, grossness ; c oarse SAT E , .

n ess .

C r a t -o s p owe r, go ve rn mt en .

A Rrs ro c RA cv , the govern ent

' '
m D E M OC '
RA Y, C go vern m t by th en e
o f th e n obles l
p p
eo e

f ml g
. .

A Rrs T o c a A r, one w ho favors Gy NE o c

’ ' '
RA c v , e a e overn
a ris toc racy mt en

m t di t
. .

A u r o c a A r, a sole ruler T n E oc RA cv , gove rn

' ’
' -
. en rec o

ed b
y G od .

C r ed é o , c r ed i t-u mt , o be lie ve , to trust.

A cc aa n rrnn, allowe d ; belie v ed

'
. C RE D rro n, h e to w h o
’
one
y mm
C RE DE NC E , belie f ; cre dit
'
. i s ow e d .

C RE DE N D A , thi ngs to be be C RE DU LIT Y, i nclination to be

' ’ '
.

li e ved . lie ve .

C RE D E NT , be lie ving C RE D U LOUs, ap t to believe

' '
. .

C RE D I BLE , wort hy o f c re dit C RE E D , re ligio us be lie f

'
. .

C nE n rr, beli ef ; rep utation

’
. D IS CRE D IT , to d is grac e
'
.

Ina n t nL E , s u rpass ing belief,

f

C re m -o
, cr e m t mt
a -u
,
o bu rn .

C ONC RE I A T lON, a burning

'
of burni ng
thi ngs toge ther .
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-
.

O r e- o , er ec t -u mt , o create .

C RE AT E , to for ; to cause
'
m . Pao '
crtEA rs ,
'
to give bi rth .

C RE A T URB, a being created

'

m m t;
.

INGRE A rE , not c reated

’ '
Ra a A rIo rt ,
’
a use en die
m
.

M ISC RE A T E D , defor ed '

. v ersi on.

C r op -o , e r ep u -s mt s, o c rackle .

C aneru -
rn, to mk a e a crackli D a cu r rr, bro ke dov by age
n
’
m .

D rsC RE P Ac , dtflerence ; cen

'

noise .
'

C aav tcn, a crack ; a cle ft. trari ety

’
.

C r es s -o, e r s t -u mt , o gro w.

A cc u increasing C ans c E N r, the shape of the

' ' '
s c a s r,
'

m
. .

a growi ng to ne w
’
A ce RE r tO N, ano oon.

the r ; i ncreas e DE C RE A sE w less

'
to gro
m
.
, .

A c o s e n , to arise fro D E c RE a N r, decrease waste

’ ' '
. .

C O Nc uE r ro N, growth by a union
'
E xc u s c ns c n, a fles hy protube
’

o f parti cles rance ; a tu m or.

t mk
.

GoNcRe , gro wn together, i nto

’
INC RE A 5 E , o a e greater ’

m mtt
.

o ne ass . IN c anu E N r, a e r added

' '
.

l Rsc anrr , to repair ; to sup ply

’
.

C ret f-a , chalk. C as r A ns , chalky .

'
c

C ri m“ e , c u mi n -i s , a cri m e , an accusatio n .

Ca m s an ofl ence
'

a great faul
t RE c a m rNA rE , to retort a char e .
' '

g
mm
.
,

Ca f aulty u ilty .
’
AL ,
g
Or i n -ts , the hai r . Ca m o s aoe s, overgrown
’
with hair .

Gr i t -s e a j udge .

C ar srs, the deciding po int

'
C a rr rc rss , to censure ; to j udge
’

m
. .

C araE RION, a sta ndard of j udg

-
C Rt rrc ua , c ri ti ca l re arks
’ ’
'

m
.

i ng H YPE Rc '
rc , o ne over c ritica l

m
. .

C arr rc , a j u dge i n li terature or v o c Rrsv f dissi ulation

' '

m
.

H vP oc rtrrL , a disse b ler

'
art. '
.

safl ro n.
'

C r o c -u s (s p )
or e s ,

C no ’
cus, the na m e of a flo wer . C noc o a '
E , an ani ml
a of the
lizard tri be .

C r u x, e m s - t s , the cross .

C a ess, one strai ght body lai d at C au crrir, to nail to a cross

’

m
.

right a ngles o ve r another C au c r x, a cross beari ng an

'

m
.

C Re e R, a bi shop s staff:
’
i age of our S avi our
’
.

Ga n o t AL , c ross w ise C RU C IF ORM , s hap e d li ke a cross

’ '

m m
-

m
. .

C RU c L E , a C he ist s elting C a ncre E neUs, beari ng the cross

' ’ '
.

o t. Exc ne
'
p c n rs ,
'
to torture .
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C r u d -u s , raw ; cruel .

C auDE , raw ; u ndigest ed C RU E L, inhu'

mn ; a savage .

m
.

at -a , a “ 08 t

C aus r, an outer coat

'
INCRU ST '
, to cover wi th a crus t.
C nUsT A cr: '

C ry sta u -a s (M an e t
) , congeale d like ice .

C ’
Rvs T A L , a re ular, sol
g i d bo d y .
-
to for mi nto crs
C avs T ALL rNE , bright ; clear.
'

C r y p t -o (s ee m) s , to hide .

A p oe a vrnAL , of doubtful a th e art of wri 3

'
t-

ri ty .

C ub -o
, s mu t m -u
, to lie do wn .

m
A c c u nE NT , le aning
'
. m
P ao c n nE NT , lyi ng down
’
.

C U B , th e young o f a beast RE C UM BE NCE , rest ; rep os e

'

m m
. .

E N C U U BE R, to burde n SUc c , to y i eld to s ub it

' ’
. .

IN C UBA T E , to hatch SUP E RIN CUM BE NT , resti ng on

' '

m m
.

IN c unU s , ni ght are ; a we ight so e thi ng el

’
. se .

INc uu nE NT , resti ng u pon

'
.

C u t e - o , for C a leo , to tre ad up on.

INC UL C A T E , to i
’
mp ress by ad m e OK , to strike wi th the foot .

ni tio ns .

Cal m -a s , the top ; a stalk o f corn.

C UL m ’
F E K OU s , pro duc i ng s ta l
k s . C UL m
’
NA T B , to be vertica l
.

C u t i es - a }, a ki tche n . C U L rNA Rv ,
'
re la ti n
g to cookery .

O u lp -a
, a fault, bla m e.

C UL '
P A BLE , guilty; bla mbl a e. E XCU L '
PAT E , to e xcus e .

C a su a l -o , to h e a p up .

A c cu ’
luU LA rE ,
'
to heap up . CU
'
M U L A T IVE , heaped up .

C u rse - a s , a w edge .

CU re la ting to a wedge CU wedge-shap ed

' ’
NE A L , . NE rr o au , .

C up io, cup i t -u mt , o desire . C up i d -a s , eage r.

C UP m ’
rrv , eager desi re .
IC o v
'
ET , to w is h for.

C u r -a , care .

Ac C U a A c v, the ofli ce of a curate

' '
C U R A T E , exact ; correct. .

Ac C U K A T E , a p a n s h p rtest
' ' °
c nn ac v . e xactness . .

C U aro ns, i nquisi ti ve ; rare

O

C A RE , s olicitude ; anxi ety

’

m
. .

C , t o he al ; to restore he
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INCU Rrous, negli e nt

’
Paox v:a substitute
’

g
. .

INSE CURE , not so e

'
. SE C U RrT v , sa fe ty
'
.

P ROO T OR, an advocate

’
Sr NE c URE , an Ofice of
’

p rofit
m m
.

Pa o c na a , to obtai n ; to
’
acq uire . w i tho ut e ploy ent .

C u r r - o, c u r s -u m , to run .

C A RE E R , a course ; a race
'
. E XC UR SION,
'
a mbl ; j
ra e a o ur
C A R RY , to conve y ; to transp ort
'
ne y .
m li bl t
.

C ON C O URsE , a gathering INC UR , to beco e

’ ° ’
a e o.
mm i ti
.

C O NC UR , to agre e IN T E RC OU Rss , co
’ '
un ca on .
m
.

C OU RIE R, a
’
essenge r sent i n O cc nrt , to hap p e n
'
.

has te O cc UR RaNcE , a n accidenta l

'
.

C OURSE , ca re er ; p rogress e vent.

mm
.

C UR RE NT , co on ; p o p u lar PRE C UR s OR, a forerunne r

' ’
. .

C UR c LE , an ope n chai se w ith RE OO U RsE , app eal to for help

’ ’
.

two w he e ls . to re hap p e n ; to retu rn .

C U R sORv , hasty ; slight

'
SUC COR, to help ; to relie ve
' °

m
. .

C U RULn, belo ngi ng to a chariot VAN O E R, a li ght ar e d sol

’ '
- O U Rr

m
.

D rseOURs E ,
’
co nve rsation ; di er sent be fore an ar y .

spe e ch .

C u r e -a s, crooked, bent .

C U R V A T UKE , creoke dness

’
. C URv '
N E AR, co mp ose d of
C URVE , a bent li ne . c urve d li ne s .

INO UR VA T E , to bend ; to
'
croo k.

C u t - i s , the skin.

C U T ICLE , the thi n

’
oute r s kin. C UT A '
NE O US, affecting the ski n.

C u rt - o , cu s s - u mt , o shake .

C O NOUssr ON , a striking to gethe r RE PE Rc Ussr ON, th e act of driv

’ ’
.

to de ba te . i ng back .

P E RC Ussr ON , a stroke
’
.

C o u tu m (F e L
) , habit .

A c ous
'
T on
I, to habituate . C ns ’
T ou, habit ; usage .

C y s t -a s (m il s
) e , a circle .

C v CL E , a p e riod Of ti e
'
m E NCYC LICAL , sent round'

m
. .

C Y c Lo , a ki nd of cu rve E NOYOL OPR DIA , see C yclop e di a

' ’

m m
. .

C YC L OM E T RY , art of eas uri ng E r rc v c , a li ttle circle w hose

' '

cycles . c entre is i n the circu fe rence m

C YCLO PE D IA, a ci rcle Of the arts of a greater
'
.

and sciences .

C y li n d r -o s
( se map og ,
) a roller.

C vL rND E R, a rol
’
ler. 9 solid
. body rs
Ce li ke
’
Dc AL , a cyli nder. li ndsr .
 L AT IN, GR EE K, A ND e m s Roars . 0
C y o ss, W i t -0 8
( m , never , a
) dog .

m
C r N ro,’
snarli ng ; satiri ca l. C r N OEUnE , ' ‘
a co ns te llation .

D a ct y l -a s ( Gu m s ) , a finge r ; a p oe tic easure .

DAc T v LE , a
'
D A CT YL OL O GY , the art
‘ '
of con
long sylla ve rsin b
g y th e hand s .

ones .

D a mn - o
( da n) c es , to ta m e.

A D A NA NT , a very hard s to ne
’
D r A nIOND , the
’
mt os v al
u able of
m m m
.

A DAnIA N T rNE , ade of a da an

’

g e s.

D a mn u m l h -
, oss , urt .
-v
C OND E M N , to fin d guilty ;
'
to D AM NIF Y , to i nj ure
'

m
.

bla e INDE M NIF Y , to s ecure agai nst

'
.

D A N A GE , loss ; i nj ury
'
le ss
m ml
. .

D A M N, to cu rse ; to conde n . IND E M

'
NIT Y , se cu rity fro oss .

D eb i t -i s , Weak .

D E E tL '
rT v , weakness ; languor . DE EIL ’
rT A T E , to weaken.

D eb i t -a s , a due .

D E BT , a s u due m . one who is i n de bt .

D E E IT , to charge wi th de bt
’
. to bi nd by de bt .

D ec a , d ecen t (daz e ) , te n .

on e ne xt to a bis hop m
D EC E e I, the te n governors
'

m m
.

DEc usica l i nstru of Ro

’
A c n O RD , a e
mt m
.

en D E C E M V IRA T E , a gov ern e nt by

'

mft
.

D ad A D E , the su O en te n rule rs
m
. .

D E C A GON . a plane figure havi ng

’
D E c rMA L , nu be red by ten
'
.

te n a n gles D E O INA T E , to ta ke the te nth

'

mm mm
. .

DE c A L e E , the ten co and D E OU RION, a co a nder o ve r

’ ’

mt en s . te n
tw lfth m th m
.

DE CE M RE RJ the D UODE c havi ng twe lve

' ’
e on . O,

lea ves tO a s h e et .

D ech -o mi a
( 89 m)
m , to recei ve .

PA N D E cT . a diges t of la w
’
. a p a rt is take n for the whole,
SYNE c nOC K E , a figure by which
'
or the who le for a pa rt .

D ec en s , beco i ng m
md
.

DE '
cE NT , m
be co i ng ; fit . IND E c E c
'
, want Of o esty .

do g s tail. T he north s tar. F igurati ve ly , any thi ng that al

’
L i t era lly t he
m
,

tracts gen e ra l no tice o r ad i ratio n

1 So ca lle d b e ca us e h e w a s a n c i en t ly se t o ve r t en ca no ns or p re h e nd an es at
m
, ,

leas t i n so e ca the dral c hurche s

m m m
m
.

1 F l M h w k h fi t h nd con se ue n tl S te
t p
m i
ta n as t e r s o n a q e
m
ar c as e
o r e r y, ,

b er o uld
w b t h th o nt h ; O c to b er th e ei g h t h N o ve b e r t a

m
e e s ev en , , r

and D ece ber, the tenth .

at cu ss-noe l: OE m ow e r.

D ec o r , gra ce, ee mli e ns u .

n ew , a M o

D E rrv , to ake a
’
of m D E O DAND, a forfe it to God
'

m
. .

D E rT v , the D i vi ne
'
ing . D IRE , dreadfu l; dis al.
D E rs r, one w ho be lieves in God
' '

but de nies revelatio n .

D e li a -a s
, niceties .

D E c r OUs , swee t ;
'
L rC A T E , n i ce ; soft.
'

D E L wA cv , softness
’
wanting deli cacy .

D e mi , half . D E N t-e on, ha lf

'
a god.

D e m -0 8 ( s
w ) ag , the p eop le .

D E N A ee e U E , a p opular le ader
’
ND E M IC ,
' °
p eculi ar to a p lace
mm
. .

D E N OC RA T , one advocati ng go
’
r n
’
rc ,
°
a p re vai li n
g di sea s e
vera m
ent by the p eop le .

D e m n (6mm)
o , a sp iri t.

D E n e N, a devil
’
P A ND E M O NIU M , the hallor coun '

m
.

DE uO NO L o o Y, a treati se evi l c il c ha be r of the falle n

'
on

s iri ts angels
p . .

D en d r -o n ( Gardn
)
er , a tree.

D E ND ROL the na tu ral history o f tree s .

'
“

O e v,

D e n e -a s , thi ck, c lose .

C ONDE NsE
’
, to co mp ress . D E Ns E ’
, co mp ac t ; thick.

BrunN T A L, havi ng two teeth

'
. LA nrO DE N T A L , fo r e d by the
-
'
m
DEN T AL , belonging to the te eth li p s and teeth
'

m
. .

D E NT Ic UL A T E n, set with s all LINGU A D E N T A L , utte re d by the

' '
-

te eth to ngue a nd teeth

m
. .

INDE NT , to no tch T RI D E NT , a n i nstru ent ha ving

’ ’
.

INDE NT URE , a covenant

’ thre e p rongs
'
. .

POT , a cruel ruler:

D esp o r-s e econ o ( m) y , a mt as er, a despot .

DE s '
DE s '
r, absolute
rO T rsn
p o we r.

D e t er i o r , w orse
m
.

D ET E ’
RrORAT E , to i pai r ; D E E RrORA T rON, th e
T
’
act of m
a

gro w worse . ki ng wo rse .

‘
.
Se called fl o '
mths notches in the edge of tlie paper or p arch mt en on which
i t ts wri t ten .
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D i p lo m (8m m)ad ,a up licate .

Dn LO i u f a paper
'
'
f i g
con err n Dm a
'
e nA rrsT
'
one versed i n di
my
,

literary hono r p lo ac

m
. .

D o i u cv , ne ot at on.
'

g i i D i PL o n
i A T rc ,
'
respecti ng di plo
my ac

m
.

M , ( W0 .

D i LE i r i rA , dificulty D rssa v E R, to part i n two

’ '
. .

Di rn T K ONo , a union of D i s srLLAs LE , a word Of two

’ '
t
vowel s i n one sound sylla bles

m m
. .

, a disci ple .

D i sci ’
rL E , a follo we r . D i s cra ‘
min t u ti , s r c on ; rule .

M a t u r es-u s , long, lasti ng .

DrUT UR NrT v, length Of durati on

’
. D i UT UR
’
NAL , lasti ng .

D i v -u s , a god .

D i vw , dlik heave nly D re the D eity ; theology

'

' ’
o e ; rrv ,
g . .

D o, d a tu mt , o gi ve .

A E DO fi IE N, the low er belly D E OD AND , a forfei t to God

'

m
. .

A E DOi I i NAL , re lating to the ah D O NE E , one to who any thing

’ '

do en m . i s given .

A nsc ONn , to hide o ne s se lf D O NOR , a gi ver

’ ’ ’
. .

A nn , to j oin to
’
D ONA T i ON, a gift
'

m
. .

A D D E N D i , a thing j oi ned to
’
E D i T , to s uperintend a p ublica
'

ano the r tion

m mm
. .

O N, the a ct o f adding M A N DA T E , a co and

’
A nn
'
. .

C OMM AN D , to go vern ; to order

'
PE RD i T i ON, ruin ; death '
. .

C o ND i T i O N, q uality ; state RE c OND rrE , hidden ; secret

’ ’

m
. .

D AT E , a p artic ular ti e RE D D IT i O N , a re stituti on

'
’

m
. .

D A T U N , a truth ad itte d
'
. SU E D UE , to crush to conqu er
’
.

‘
D E DIT I ON, a surrender SUPE RA DD , to add o ver and above
'
. .

D o c -c o , d o or-u mt , o tea ch .

D O C IL E , eas ily taught

'
D oc '
T Ri NE . a
p ri nci p l
e ; a p re
m
.

D oe u , a p tne ss to be tau ght

’
. ce p t.
D o c T O R, the title of a learned D o c Ui IE NT , a record
’ ° ’

m
. .

INDO O T RINA T E , to i nstruct

’
an . . r

D o g m a , da g mr i a - s , a te ne t, an o inion.
p
i l
Do e i rA , a se ttl
ed i D o e i rA ri sT , o ne who teaches
' '
p r nc p e .
'

Do e i IA T ’
rc , p os i ti ve ; arrogant. with an ai r of a uthority .

D o l e-o , to gri e ve .

C ON to la ent wi th others
’
DOL E , m . D O L OR, grief ; co plaint
'
m .

D OL E E UL, sorrowful
'
. IN D OLE NOE , idleness
'
.
 L AT IN, GREEK. AND OTH E R ROOT S . 67
.

D Oi IA rN , '
e m p i re ; estate. A D . .
, AN No -
D e i t nn.
’ '
in the
.

D O i t i NA NT , p re vai ling ; ruling f Lord

’
ea r o o ur
y
m
. .

D o NE E R , to rule wi th inso P RE nOi r rNA Nc E , s uperiori ty

' '
.

lence PRE DOM INA T E , to p revail over

'

m
.

De l ’
i ON, po wer territory . the rest .

D ON, a Sp anish ti tle .

D o m -o
, J a mi l m t tam -u
, o e.

D A UNT , to inti mid t a e.

lIN DOi I rT A EL E ,
'
un ta mbl a e.

D o mu - s, a house .

D ONE , house ; an
a arche d
’
O i I i ci LE , a m a nsi on ; a resi
D o uE s T i c , p ri vat deride?
’

to th e hou se or

D o n -u m , a
gi ft .

D O NOR, a give r ;
'
a bestower . a p res ent.

D O N A T i O N, a gi ft w ho rec e i ves a i f
’
. e g t .

D or mt - o, d or mi t m t -u o sle e .
p
mp l
,

D OR
'
iuA NT , s leep ing ; co ceale d. n D OR fNi T Rv
q- ace to sle ep in
.

D o r e- u m th , e back .

D OR SAL , re a ting
'
l to th e back . E ND O RsE ’
, tO w ri te on the back .

D o s, d o t -ts , a dowry .

D O T A L , re lati ng to a dowry Ew to furnish ; to enrich .

' ’

m
. ,

D o T A T rO N, e ndow ent
’
.

D o t -o s ( dares
) gi ve n

m
, .

A N E c D O T E Sa biogra p hical i nci

'
Doss , a ce rtai n quantity Of e
de n t dioine
m
. .

A N T i D OT E , a edi c i ne that
'

c o unteracts poison .

B o x -a ots ,
( )
d an Op i nio n , l
or
g y .

D e xO L Oo v, words Of glory to God OR T i i o no xv , s oundness i n doc

' '

H E T E RO Do x, not of s ound doc tri ne

' °
.

tri ne P A R A no x, an op inion app arently /

’
.

abs urd .

D ra m a
( 59
0 m) l
, an acti on, a l
p y
a .

DR A ’
i IA , a p o e m sui te d for re p re D RA M A T IC , relati ng to
'

sc uta tion on the D R A i I A T i sT , a wri te r O

'
s tage .
'

D ro m -o s (9
8 m) g , a ru nni ng.

D RO i i E D A Rv , a sort of ca
'
ml e . read for
PAL a word or sente nce
'
rND Ron ,
 C L A SS-BOOK OP ET YM OLOGY .

D RU ' ’
i D , an anci ent p ri es t. D Rv A D , ’
a w ood ny ph m .

D ean- a s , do ubtful .

D OUBT , u ncertai nty Of mi d n . D UEIT A T ION, doubt ; distrtu t

’
.

D U ni O Us, doubtful IND U RIT A E LE , not to be doubte d

' '
. .

B ut -0
, d u c t -“ fl , to bring, to lead .

A E D UO T ION, a ta king away IND U cT , to bring i n

' ' '

. .

A D nU c E , to bri ng forward INT ROD UOE , to usher i n

' '
. .

A Q UE D UOT , a conveyance for INT ROD U O T ORY, se rving to intro

’ ’

w ate r . duc e .

C i ROUMD UC T to nullify to can

’
, M i sc o N DUcT , ill behavior
’
.

ee l . PROD UOE , to bring forth ; to

'

C ONDUCE , to tend ; to contri

'
bear .

bute P RO D UO T IvE , cap able of produc

’

m
.

C OND UOT , to lead ; to anage

’
ia

E
.

C o N nUi T , a wa ter p i p e P RO UC T , a thi ng p roduce d

’ '

m
. .

DE DU CE , to dra w fro to i nfe r RE C OND UCT , to conduct again

' ’

m
. .

D E D U c T i ON, a n i nfere nce RE D U OE , to di inish to subdue

’ ’ ’
. .

D U cA L , p e rtaining to a duke RE PROD UOE , to p roduce agai n

'
'
. .

D U O A T , a ducal coi n SE D UQ E , to e nti ce ; to c orru p t

' '
. .

D U C T , a ca nal ; a p ass e SE DU c T rvE , fitte d to entice

'
.

D Uc T i LE , fle xi le ; p liab e SU PE RINDUOE , to bri ng i n as an

’ ’

D U KE , a leade r ; a noble addi ti on

m
. .

E D Uc aT E , to bring u p T RA D U CE , to ca lu nia te
’ ’
. .

E DU OE , to bri ng out
’
. V E N T ID UOT , a passage for the
'

IND UO E , to lead ; to p ers uade

’
. ai r.

D a l e - i s , s weet to the taste .

D UL CE T l i D UL
'
s wee t
’
, ; usc o us . ci rv , to sweeten.

D es - o
(aw
) , two .

D OUE LE , twofold
'
D UOD E C IMO , having twelve
'

mb
.

D U AL , e xp ress i ng th e leav e s to a she e t

’
nu er .

tW O . D U P L i c A T E , twofold
'

m
.

D U E L , a co bat betwe e n two D U PL IC IT Y, de ce i t

' '

m
. .

D U E T , an air for two p erfor ers RE DU PL IC A T E , to double again

'
'
. .

D a r -u s , hard, soli d, las ting .

D U R ABL E , lasti ng
’
E NDU RE , to be ar ; to las t ’

m m
. .

’
D U RA NGE , i p ri so n ent
’
. IN D UR A T E , to harden .

D U RA T i ON, conti nuance

’
. O s D URAT E , stubborn ; hars h
'
.

T he Druids , who w ere the p rie sts o f the ancient Gae ls and Brito mp
m , er
fo r ed Wors hip unde r an o ak t ree .
 LAT IN, GRE E K , AND OT H E R Roo m . 09

D v NAsT v,
'
a race of p rinces. DvNAi t i os , the
f
s ci ence of mr e i
i ng p owers
‘

D y s (avg) , wea kness

'

Dvs E NT E Rv , disease of th e D v s rH ONv , dificulty i n (

speaki
' ’

bo we ls . ing .

Dve r sv , dificulty Ofdigestion

'
.

drfl l
lk .

E aRi E T v , drunke nness INso nRi drunkenness

' ' °
. ETv , .

INE E RI A T E , to i ntoxi ca te
'
.

E els- c o
(
fi
x es
) , to sound ; to teach o rally .

C A T E c H rS E , to question kind Of scale

’
. R, a to
C A T E O H U H E N, o ne yet i n the the durati o n of
'

rudi m
ents of C hristian i ty .

E c -e o
(om
h) , to dwell .

D I O C E SE , a b ishop s j urisdi ction

' ’
.

D i o cE SA N , p e rtai ning to a die

'

c as e .

Ed -s e
, f or . E d es, a house .

E n nri r, to instruct ; to i p ro ve
’ o
m . ED
’
i Ei CE , a building .

E l e to ea t.

E D A O IT Y, desire for food

'
.
lE D
'

m
'
, fit to be eaten.

E ar - a (h
t e
) , s seat. a S d
i e»
C AT H E RAL , the head c hurch POLvE fi h ing
’

D D RoN, a g ure av
i n a di oces e . my an si des .

E g - eo , to need .

Ii i ’
nro E N C E , want ; penury . IN nIe E NT , poor ;
’
needy .

E g o , I . E '
GOT IST , o ne who ta lks mh uc of hi m lf se .

E go r -a , f or A g o ra °
a p ubli c p lac e .

AL ’
LE OO Rr , a figu an order of ideas .
co u rs e . a e ulogy.

El ect r -u m, am ber .

ELE c re l
a ti n to e lec tri cit
y E l
e ectrical
' '
T R Ic , L E C T ROH E T E R, an
g
mt
.

E LE C T Ri c i T v , a s ubti le fl uid
' °
i nstru en

m mm i
.

di ffus ed through os t bodie s E LE C T RIF Y , to

'
co un cate
a nd e v olv ed b f i ction ; firs t e lectri cit
y to
y r

m
.

O bs e rve d i n a ber .

m
C a t eg o ry ( in Lo gi c) , a na e for the p red icates or attribut es co ntained under
an g e n us , w h i ch , acc o rdi ng to the co p u ta ti o n o f A ri s totle , are te n, m
i
va 3 .

r e , qua nt i ty , quality , relation , acti ng , M ar ia‘ s til ts , fl o ss , si tuati on.

and t at c
a .
70 C L ASS BOOK OF ET YM OLOGY.
'
-

E leg a m , e le g a n t -Cc ele ant.

, g
E L E on tT , pleasi ng ; beautiful E L E e A NcE , want of elegance.
II
' '
N

m
.

E le fl -a
(
tits-
ya m) , a ournful poe m .

E L E ov ,
’
a dirge . E LE O L A O , ’
m ournful.

E ly s i - u m , elysi u m .

E Lv m
s r r, the heaven
’
of the E L v s rA N,
'
exceedingly de ligh t
heathens . ful .

E m s -o ( m
) 3p
to vomi t , . E i IE T i e , caus ing to vo
’
mi t.

E m -o
, e ru p t -u mt ,
o buy .

E xE H PT
’
, to free fro m . PRE E NP T i O N, a right of buyi ng
-
’

PE R E H PT ORY,
'
absolute ; p osi be fore othe rs .

ti ve PRO M PT , quick ; ready

m
. .

RE DE E i I , to ranso ; to rescue
’
.

E rn est -a s , f or E ml u at e, vy ing wi th .
‘

to ri val EM UL OUS, ri valli ng.

'
EH
'
ULA T E , .

En ( )
i s , one . E ND EO A GO N,
’
a figure of ele ve n s ides

mf
.

E nig oral h slg m a

( o h m) ic , a riddle .
'
E rri o l a , a riddle . E Ni ui rA T ’
i cA L , obscure ; dark .

E ras -Cs ; a sword. E N BIFORI s word-shap ed.

'
,

E ssa, erst -Os , bei ng . E ase, to be .

As sE NT not p resent
'
,
‘
. M i sRneREsE NT '
, to rep res ent
A ns E NT E E , he who is absent falsely
'

mam
. .

A B S E NCE , sta te of bei ng away

’
. NON - i , non-e xi ste nce .
E N T rrv , a real being
' °
. OH NIRRE s E NQ E , p resence
'
e ver
y
E s sE Ncn, the nature of any
’
w here .

thing Pas s E NT , withi n sight ;

' °
n ear.
m
.

Di s T E RE sT E D , without i nter Q U i NT E ssE NcE , the esse nti al

' '

e s t er
p arti ality .
p art .

IN T E RE sT , to concern ; to affect RE PRE sE NT , to describe

' ’
. .

UNE ssE N T rA L , not necessary

'
.

E ast er - o se (M e m) o , the bowels .

D v s E NT E Rv , a disease of th e
'
M E s E NT E Rv ,
'
a mmb e rane s up
bowels p o rti ng the i ntestines
mm
. .

E NT E RI T i s , infla '
ation of
t he i ntestines .

B ot t o m -o u ( creep er
) , an insect .

E NT ONO L Oe v, the ’
scie nce w hich treats of i nsects .
 L A T IN, GRE EK , A ND O T H E R ROOT S . 71
‘

D 0 , Ct -ss mt , o go .

A H RIE NT , surrounding Ohi T U A Rv , relati ngt e a deceased

’ ’

m
.

A srrr ONfi desi re o f honor

’ ’
.
p e rso n .

C IR C UIT , exte nt ro und abo ut

'
. to di e ; to de cay .

C rRC U NA N nIE NT , s urrounding.

'
PRE T OR, a
‘
c h i e f j ud e i n
an g
INP E R rsH a
'
t, no t m
liable to ci e nt Ro e m .

per is h SE D i T i O Nfa po p ular o utbreak

’

mm
. .

INT RA N si T i vn , not p assrng over T R AN si E NT fsho rt ;

’ '
o e nta r
y .

up o n an Obj ect T R A N s rr, a p assing over

'
. .

O ni T , de cease
'
.

E p i c u r -sss (
t mwp oe
) , a sensua lphilosop h er .

Er c '
RE , one given to luxury . E r i cnni su ,
'
se ns ual en oy j mnt e .

b ros) , a word
Ep -o s
( .

E p rc , n arrative ; h eroic
'
. RT H O E P IST , one versed
'
in or
O RT H O E PY , the art Of p ronou nc thoe p y .
'

i n g words p rop e rly .

E q u es , eq u i t i s,
- a horse m an .

E QUE S T RIA N,
'
relating to h orse E Q UE RY, a sta ble for hors es
’

m
.

anshi p E Q UIP , to furnis h ; to dress:

'
.

a st s , equal,
E q u -a s
, f or M j ust .

A D E OU A T E , equal to
'
E cU i L RrUi r, m equality
’
of
m
.

C O E QUA L , of the sa e rank .

’
w e ight
m m
.

m
E Q UA E L E , e ve n ; unifor
’
. E Q UIN o x, the ti e of equal day
'

E Q UA L I ZE y tO ake equal a nd ni ht
'

g
m
. .

E Q U A Nn I i T v , co p os ure
'
E QUIPOISE , equality of wei ght
'

m
. .

E Q UA T i e N, a aki n e qual
’
E Q UIPON D E aA T E , to be equal
'

g .

E QU A T OR, a gre at ci rcle having

’
i n weight
m
.

the s a e p oles as the earth E Q UIT Y, j ustice ; right

'
. .

E QU IA N GU L A R, ha ving
'
e u al
q E QU IV A L ENT , e q ual i n v alue
m
.

an le s
g E q ui v oc A L , a biguous
’

m
. .

E Q Ui D rs T ANT , bei ng at the sa e

’
E Q Ui v OcA T E , to use do ubtful ex
'

dis ta nce .
p res s ion s .

E q u i L A T E RAL , having all sides IN A D E Q U A c v, i nsufli cie ncy

’ ’
.

IN E Q UA L i T v , uneve nness
’
e ual
q . .

lNIQ Ui T v, inj ustic e ; sin

’
.

E r e -co ; f or d ru mt , o dri ve .

restrai n. E x E Rc i sE , to e p loy ; to train

'
m .

C OE R CIVE , forcible
’
. E xE Rc i T A T i e N, p ractice essay
’
.

T hos e w h o so u ht ho nor o r p refe r e nt a o ng the Ro ans , endeavo red to m m m

in t he fav or o f t l g l , b y g i n g round t heir m
m
e
p po e b y eve r o
yp p u ar art V i
o
mm m
,

a bu do , ab a at so , ) b y shaki ng hands by addressi n d

m
n
m g an a e8
the , & c ; hence a bi tio , a bi tion
. m .
‘74
'

C L A SS BOO K o r ET v M OL OGr
- .

En m
’
to i ns t ru ct ; to i p r o ve m Oa m
'
cn, an ope nin to a ca vit
g y
m
.
, .

En cn, a fabric ; a building Os et rv , to change tq hone

' ’
. .

E E E E OT : result ; conseq uence PA C IF Y, to app ease ; to qui et

' '

m
.
Q

E F FIC I E NT , acti ve ; able

'
. PE R F E CT , to finish
'
to co
E XE M PL IF Y , to i llustrate by ex
’
p lete

m m
.

a p le . PE RS ON Irv , to change fro

’
a
F A OT , a reali ty ; a thi ng done thi ng to a p e rson
‘

. .

F A c T IO N, a part a di visi on PE T n n , to c onvert to stone

' '
. .

F A c T ro us, turbu e nt
’
PE T RIFAC T ION, the a ct of turns
'
.

F A c T o av , a buildi ng where any ing to stone

'

m
.

a rti le is anufacture d PaE r E c T , a governor

'

c
m
. .

F A L s t r Y, to ake false
'
P ON T rr r , a p riest ; the pope
' ‘

m m
. .
”

F E A s L E , that ay be done
’
. PROF ICI E NT , one skilled in a
'

F E A T , a n action ; an exploit stud o bu i n

.
y r s ess .

F r a r f an order ; a decree
'
Pno r rr, gain ; advantage
'

m
. .

a fi ne for an Offence P no r rc , p roduc ti ve

'

m
. .

F oa '
v , to stre n then
°
g Pu nrrv , to c leanse
'

m
. .

F a roo r t c , causi ng cold RA M IFIC A T ION, a branchi ng

' '

m
. .

GLo a nrv , to honor to e xalt

'
RA R E F Y, to ake thi n
'

m
. .

GRAT IF Y, to indulge to p lease RA T IF Y , to confir ; to settle ;

' ' ’

m
.

GRA T IF ICA T ION, p leasu re '

RE O T IE Y, to ake right
'

m m
. .

IG NI F Y , to for into fire

'
. R uno r onv , an e a ting roo
'
.

IM PE R F E CT , defecti ve frai l
'
. RE F IT , to rep a ir'
.

INAE T IF IC I A L, p lain ; artless RE vrv rrY, to recallto li fe

’ '
. .

INE r rt cA c v , want of ow er
’
SA C RIFIC E , to destroy ; to de
'

p .

INF E C T IO US, p estile nti al

'
vote
m m
. .
.

INF E C T , to i p a rt dis ease

'
SANC T IFY , to ake holy
'

m
. .

INo rr rc l o us, not e ddli ng

’
SA T ISF Y, to content ; to p leas e
'

m m
. .
.

INSIGNIF ICA NC E , want of Sc a n nrv, to ake slight outs

' ’

m
ea n
m
.

i ng ; u ni portance SIG NI FY , to de clare ; to ea n

'

m
. .

INs urr rc t E NT , i nadequate ’

Sro Nt r rc ANc E , ea ni ng ; force
’

m m m
. .

L I Q UE FY, to e lt
'
S rnrrr , to re nde r si p le
'

m
. .

M A o Nrr v , to ake great

’
SO N Nrr rc , causi ng s leep
'

m
. .

M A L E F A C T O R, a cri i nal
° '
SONO RIF IC , p roduci ng sound
'

m m
.

M A NU FA O T URE , a ny thi ng ade

’ °
Srnc rrr , to
'
e ntion p a rti en
by art larly
m m
. .

M o n rr v , to shape ; to a lter S v ,to range i n laye rs

' ’
r
m
. .

M OL LIF Y, to softe n to assu age

'
S T UL T IFY , to'
ake fooli sh

m m
. .

M oa rt rv , to h u ble ; to de
'
So no r rc , cau sing sweat
'
.

p re ss Snrr rc n , to sup ply ; to s at isfy

'

m m
. .

M UN liberal; generous
’
T ER R , to frighte n
’

tc E NT ,
m
. .

No r'
v , to de clare . T E S T IFY, to be ar Wi tness
'
.

NOT rr tcA T ION, the act o f notify

’
T OR RE F Y, to dry by a fire
'

m m m
.

i ng T vr v , to show i n e ble
'

m
. .

NU L L IFY , to ake vo id V E R t rv , to p ro ve true

'
' ’

m
. .

O F F IC E , a p lace of bu siness V a n srr v , to ake ve rse

' '
. .

O F F IC I A L , rtai ning to Offi

'
ce VIL IF Y , to debas e to abus e
'

m
. .

O r lc , a l creati n V rr a rrr , to change i nto glass

‘ '

g
-
. .
 L AT IN, c a m , A ND e m u noor e . 7B

F a i sa l -a s, bent lflre scythes .

Da rALcA T rON, abate ’

mt
en F AL OO N, a ha wk
’

m
. .

FAL c ON, a s hort crooke d F A L OO NRY, the art of traini ng

’ ’

sword . hawks .

l u l l- o , f a t s -u mt , o de ce i ve .

FAL SE , not true ; not real F AL SIT Y , an untruth

'

mt
. .

FAL Lrs LE , liable to error

’
. FA L L AC Y, dece itful argu
’
en .

FAL SET T O, a feign ed voi ce

'

mm
.

‘
u, ‘
fa m e.

De r m to l a
'
, s ande r. F A nro us; know n ;
’
c elebrated.
FAME , c e le bri ty re nown . IN FA M Y , disgrace
'
.

Fa r m -
as , hu nger .

Fu FA M INE , scarcity of food .

’ '
rsn , to starve .

Fa mi li -a
, a fa mily .

PA m i n conve rsation ;
’
L rAn, easy FA M
'
IL Y , the
‘

p e rso ns li ving in a
a ffable ; well kno wn . house ; a cl
ass .

F a n t a si -a
, f or P h a n ta s i a ( c m
om) a
, a v i vi d m t l img
en a a e.

FAN O Y, i '
mgi a nation ; w hi m .
| F ANT A3
'
T 10 , whi mi s cal ; odd.

F a n -u m , a te mpl e.

FA NAT
'
tc : an ent husiast Pao r m
wi thou t resp ect for
’

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.
,

FANE , a t p le e. sac red things ; s ecul

ar .

E u -r i ( ab F o r ) , to speak .

A r F A BL E , e asy to be s p oken to
’
. Nnr A '
wicked
aro ns, .

INE r r A D LE , uns p eakable

'
. PRE F A C E ,
'
an i ntroductory
IN r A NT , a y o ung c hild sp e ec h or w ri ti n
'
.
g .

IN F A NC Y, the first stage of life Pa E E A T o a v, introductory .

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m
.

INFA N T IC ID E , the u rde r Of a n

'

i nfant .

Fa r i na- a , m l fl w
ea , o er.

FAnnvA '
c us, co nsi sting of ml ea or m ly
flou r ; ea .

Fa s c i st -u m , e nc ha tm t h m
n en , c ar .

FAS C INA T E , ch enchant.

O
'
to be t ; to

A he a then dd l b t d b t h t w ho e rese nted her, as hav

m
o ess ce e ra e y e p o e s r
g , ,

ing he r palace in the air, and as p ossessi ng a vas t nu er of e yes , e ars , and
to ngues
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.

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se iz ed w i th a ki dn o f a nt u s ia s , as i in s i
pr e
t tv t s o ; ‘
- w l w
‘

and anti c ge ure ; such u ting d lt lu n t ar s l a n

fié
as c t a n a g tr

the " h
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p f w t h o e es i
w h o w er e no t in i ti a te d i n to t h e ys ter i u of r eli gi on a n d
m
m
ro e ,

there fore ade to s ta n d b e for e or o n th e o u ts i d e o f t h e t e p l e .

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m er E T YM OL OGY
‘

m m m di gu -o
, s ust .

Fan -
ai m s, a p t to beco m di g
e s us te d ; disdainful .

F a tt y -o
, to tire , to wea ry .

FA T to un '
, to ti re ; to w eu y. not to be w ea
Q

r ut- m; f ate , desti ny .

F A T E , decree of desti ny ; de FA T m '

t cA r ; p p
ro he tic ; describ
s tructio n ing future e ve nts .
’

F a rt-co , to befrie nd FA kindness ; re gard.

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. vo n,

” b f -i s , a fe ve r .

Anm nm s
’
ns , Op posing feve r. Fa '
ve a , a dis ease
m mdi i
.

F an n
'
o x, a e c ne
mitig t f a es e ver.

n a md e -u s , for “ ci ca das, frui tful .

FE C UN D rrr , fru itfulness

’
.

F e a st s , f or P a d res , f e tte r -ts , a league .

C ONrE D
'
E a A rn, one
'
j oi ned m a sons or sta tes united by a

m
league
m
.

Co ber of per F E D E a AL , reh ting to a league

’ ’
D E aAcv , a nu .

F E D E RAT rvE , securi ng uni on

'

m
.

F el i x , f e - i s , hap p y .

FE L tc rT A T E , to congratulate .
'
FE m '
O rrv , happ iness .

Fa u rNtNE , of the fe
’
ml a e se x. E rr E u rNAT E , wo ’
mi h ;
an s soft.

” m a r, t enso r -t s , the thigh.

FE u Oa AL, relatin
’

g to th e thigh
m
.

F eu d -o
, t en s - , to keep o f! £0 s trike.
)
to protect . FE N D E a , a u te nsi l p laced before
’

D ErE NOE , d i t he fire ; ahy thing that de

'

gu ar ; s ec ur ty
m
.

F E N c rNo , prac tice i n usi ng a INor r E N srvE , har less

’ ’

m
.

s word for defence O r r vn , to disp lease,

’o

m
.

O rrE Nc n , cri e ; inj ury

'
.

Fe m t r -a , a window . FE NE s T aA L , ’
re lating to a w i ndow .

F e r -a , a wi ld beast .

Fn oo
'
m , c ruelty ; fierce a ess .
1F rance , savage ; furio us .
” f d stri ke . I mu nan . to
’
i nte rpose ; to i nte r mddl e e.
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F er -o , to carry, ta ha i r
m
.

A '
havi ng wings
aa ous, Mn m
r s aoca, p rod
’
ucti of
m
ve
m m
.

C '
cun rn ca , the eas ure hone y
m
.

around the outs ide M E T A L LI F E ROUS, p roduci '

fi
. . e
C ONrE a , to converse ; to con ta ls
'
. an ce .

s ult . M re r E a , to draw a wro ng i nfer

’

C c nurr nnous, p roduci ng sta lks

'
. M o ur t r a us , fata l deadly
'
.

Da re a , to p ut o ff ; to de lay
'
. No nt r a ns , bringi ng clo uds
'
.

D xr E aE Nc E , regard resp ect O r r E a to p resent for accep tance

' '
. ,

Urt s un, to va ry ; to disagree

’
. or re e cti on. j
FE n nv , the passage o ver whio
‘
PE sr t r a os, destructive
’
.

ferry boats w e P tau r a c s, hea ring ap ples

'
’

m
. .

FE a T tL E , frui tful; abundant

’
P a a a , to regard ore '

m
. .

FLA MM t r a us, p roducingfia e

'
. Paor r E n, to p rop ose ; to offe r
'
.

FLO RIF E ROUS , bearing flo wers

'
RE r E a , to direc t to anothe r for
'

m m m
.

FRON D nue ns , bea ring leaves

‘
i nfor ation or j udg ent
m
. .

INDtr r E aE Nc E , i parti ali ty S OM Nrr a c s, causing slee p

' '
.

n e gle ct ; u nconcern . ST E LL tr a ns, havi ng stars

’
.

IN F E R , to deduce SU F FE B, to unde rgo ; to p er

’ '

m
.

IN F E RE NCE , a conclusion
'
. it .

INS UF F E RA B LE , not to be borne

'

m m
.

LA OT t r E nous, bearing ilk

'
ove .

m mk
.

Mu s no c s, havi n breasts V oc rr e outcries .

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g . E aA T E , to a

F ar r -ar mi , ron.

Fanau o '
m o us, partaki ng of i ro n . F E R RUL E , a etal ring
'
m at the
end of a stick.

F eu d -a
, a
-
ferule .

F E R UL E ,
’
a rod used for correcting boys at school.

l en t-c o , to gro w hot .

zeal. z ea l
ous .
FE R V E NT , hot
’
ardent.

F os s -u mt , o own , to declare .

acknowledge . to declare openly .

C o ur E S T '
, o pen ; known.

P ect i n -a , a s traw . Fs sr n co us, for

'
md e of straw .

F es t - u m , a fe ast .

FE s T AL , befitting a feast
'
.
j F E sT rv
'
m g y ty , a e .

F arr -a, a thre ad.

FI BRB , a s
'
mll th
a read. P r anoua, '
co mp osed of fibres
O 2
78 c u ss BOOK or E rv u o
- mr e .

F td -e s , f ai th, trus t.
‘

Assu e, a m an i c co ntra c t m D tr
'
r mdis tru stf
E NTa l
m m
.
. ,

A rrr ’
vrr ,
" a dec tion on F a n rrv , fai thfulness
'
.

oath F ID U C IA L, con fident ; having

'
.

BO Na r r D E , i n good fai th nature of a trust .

' ’
- .

C ONn D E , to trus t i n
'
IN F ID EL , a dishehever
’

m
. .

D a rv , to c halle nge ; to dare

'
. Pna r v , breac h of N th
’ ’
.

Pa
Di a a m to defor m; t o de Paa rro
’
to foreshadow.
r
, v an,
-
t w .

Ar m '
rar n, to adopt. Fn t AL , rel
'
ating to a m .

F i t -u m a thread

m
, .

F ’
o e oc s, consisti ng of F IL T E R, to strain
'
.

threa ds . F IL E , a line ; a row

m
.

Flt/Ar , a sl
ende r threa d

fi n a n ce F
( )
L , re venue .

F INANOI '
, i nco m;
e re ve nue . F tNA N cu L ,
’
respecti ng finance .

F i nd -o fl ea -u mt o cle ave .

mdi
, ,

Bl '
r , vi ded into two . Frsmm l ft
’
s , a c e .

P i n g - o , net - u m t f ig o e n.

m
,

Fut o n, to i nvent ; to e
'
ove, false ; not real.
FIO T ION , a tale ; an
'

F i n -ta , the en d .

mm l ti
b rd ; 2
A rr F IN tsrr, to perfect ; to end
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, ne a on

d
)
m m
.

C ON r r IND E E xT E , not ii i ted

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N E, o er
m t pl i ;
.

D nr de IN E INIT E , boundless
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s o ex a n to
m
, .

scri be . £13 1? t to i p rove to polish.

D E r tNrrE , certa i n ; li ited
'
m SurnartNE , e inently fine
'
m
m
. .

F r NAL , u lti a te ; conclusive

’
.

I w m -“ s
, 8 tl0 n
’

g
declare p ositi vely FI R M A M E NT , the sky
'

m
. .

C o Nr rau establis h ; INr , weak ; fe e ble

' '
, to to .

strengthen . INrtaN A nv , an hospital

'
.

D tsA r rnur , to '

contradict.

he md a e f a i th to o r. in the language of co mm on law, In w i ll

0.
 L AT IN, anne x, AND OT H ER m oor s .

“ Cc a “g
m mb l
o

C ow “
ti) seize as for Fu ’
e onging to a bl
i
‘

an u
, a c p c
treas ury .

F x a s , fixed
i - .

to s ubjoin. INrrIx, tO drive i n ; toset

'
.

C ao ’
on n , a'
cross an Boar r rxf a syllable adde d
'
.

Saviour Prtrt rrx , to fix at the beginning

’o
our . .

T aA Nsrrx , to p ierce th ro ugh

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.

l c

m
p a e

a g n i -u m wi k d
, c e ness. FLA o rrr ous , wicked ; ’
atrocious .

F la g r -o , to burn .

C e Nr L a e rtA T rON, a ge neral fire

'
. F LA
'
o aANT , burning ; notorious.
D nr L A o rtA rn, to set fire to
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.

m
m
F la M ac an an ci ent p ri es t
mn Fl mn
, .

’
rcAL , pe rta ining to a Ro a a e .

F la mm fl m -a
, a a e.

FL n r E E A U, a
’
lighted torch INrLA nIaIA T ro N, a swellin and ’

m
~

m
.

F , b urni ng vap o r ; blaz e . redne ss of a n ani al

y , at
INrLAIuE , to set on fire
’
. tended with heat .

F la t - u s , a p u ll, a blast .

Ar m '
r us, a light breath . F L AT ’
IILE NT , windy ; vai n.
to p ufl up .
'

to p ufl up
'

E rn
'
a ru
- '
, . IN FL A T E ,

F le e t -o , fl e x - u mt , o bend .

C m c nu rrL E x, an acce nt denoti ng

’
“

FLa x nrtE , a bending ; a j oi nt

'
.

a long s yllable L Gr . . . IN F L E C T . to bend ; to turn

'
. ,

DE ELE O T ION, a turni ng aside

’
. RE FLE CT , to cast back ; to
'

FLE x rEL E . ductile ; pliant

‘
.

Fl g ,
i o fl i r t - u mt , o be at, to strike .

A rrc ;
’
to i
to ve ai n INr c T
'
to lay o n to ap ply .
pT , g r e . ,

C ON H J C T , contest ; s truggle
'

F l e a, nor -t s , a flower .

F LO E A , the goddess Of flowers

’
. F L ort fl ushe d ; brilliant
'
ID , .

PLo uA L , relati ng to flowers FL o nIsT , a culti vator of flo we rs

’ '
. .

F lu e n t -o , to rise i n waves .

Fw d -
ro a rs , to m ove as waves . F Lucr ua T rON. u nce rtai nty ’
.

T he
was ke p ;
t
F i r
h e nce , to co
m
nfiscate a
was ongwally a
ho
perso n
’
s p p
ro
fi
'

n
erty
w
i
h
s
i
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p
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g
i
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p
to
er
m
o
th
r
e
a
F
tr
i
eas
r
er or bdg
ur
o
e
r
’

m
treas ury O f the king.
-
Q cu ss s oo n an a w ar
-
enes s .

F lat -o , W a r mfl o w.
'
mm
A r rn . ri ches ; p lenty Fnux rON, a flowing
’

m
.
. .

A r rnnx, a flowi ng to IN F L UE NC E , to bi as ; to odi fy

' '

mm
. .

C c u rw s nr fl owing round INFL UE N T IAL , exe rting influ

' '
, .

C ON F L U E NC E , a j unctio n of
'
ence
m m m
.

s tre a s In rw x, the act Of flo ng i

’

m mm m
.

E rs inute parti cles al M nnu r w a , sw eetly flowi ng

' ' '
v

m
o
.
,

ways flying off fro bodies Rn rw x, backwa rd course ; ebb

'

m mmmm
. .

E r r x, a flowing out Ro a , flo wi ng wi th d e w
’ '

m
. .

F L U E NC Y, s ooth ness of sp eech

'

F L u rn, any thi ng th at flows

'
.

F o e-a s, a p o i nt.

F o cus, the point where ra ys o f FO C A L , belonging to the focus

' '

m
.

light eet .

F a ll - u m , a leaf
m m
.

F on , leaf eta1
.
-
m Po p o o, a cas e for loose
.
'

F onu cao us , consisti ngof leaves

'
leave s
m m
. .

F O L IA GE , a growth of leave s C q ua r o , five [c aved clover

' '
-

m
. .

F l b k i w h i h T h -l
d l
' '
o o , a a r ge oo n c R E F O IL , t ree eave c over .

t h e pa p e r is Only once folded .

FONT , a baptis ml a vessel. F OUN T A IN,

'
a well; a spri n
g .

F o r -i s , a door ; abroad.

Fon a o nf food for cattle

'
oa s
'
m '
r, a fine for an ofle nce
'

m
. .

F o a nro n, ali e n re ote

’
.

m
Br r on , having two for s
’
m No nc o m m
roa m
'
want of con
m m
.
,

C O NFO RM , to ake like for i ty

'

mf
. .

C rw c nro al , ha ving the for Ps aroa u , to exec ute ; to do

’ '
O .

a cross . REF O RM A T ION, a growing be tte r

'

m
.

D nr o n , to disfigure RE T IF ORM, hav ing the

' '
.

FORM , s hap e ; figure n et.

m m
.

F OR M U LA , a p rescribed for
'
Sc u r rr oa , shape d like a s hie ld
’

m m m
. .

INF ORM , to instruct ; to a cq uaint T n s ro , to c hange the for

' ’

m m m
. .

Iur o a ’
rrv , abs en ce Of fo r T a t ror , Of trip le sha
'

mm m mm
.

M , havi ng the sh ap e V na ro u, havi ng

'
rr o i
'

o f bre as ts m
Of a wor
m m
. .

M un r rro r, having various

’
U Nrs o t , e ven ; regular
’
.

s hap es .

Fo ma l fear, dread m
Fo a nt ’
dreadful
m
r -o annn,

m
, . .

. o , to m .

Pa n ro na rn,to pierce ; to bore

'
.
fl! cu ss -Bo o: or sw i :
mm er ;

h m m n y frq uen t.

mm
,

Fu '
, to visi t often.
IIa m '
uu m mn v, rs es s .

F r i tz- o , fa
r m -u mt , o rub .

D E N rrrc
'
n, a p ow der fo r t Fc '
rrO N , the act Of rubbing.
te e th .

P ri s -a s, f r i g o r - i s, cold.

F ru s ’
, co m
ld ; dull . RE F RI G ERA T E , '
to cool.
F RrOO Rrr rc , causi ng cold
'
.

F ri vo l-a s , trifli n .
g
F Rrv o no us, li ght ;
'
trifling . F m vo n rrv ,
’
trifli ngness .

P r o n e, f r o n d -i s, a leaf . F ROND IF
'
E RO U S , bearin g leaves .

M o n s, f r o n t - i s , the fore head .

AF F RONT i ns ult ; to offe nd ERONT AL , relat

'

ifi to the fore
'
, to .

face ; to Op p ose h e ad
m
. .

E FF RON T E RY, i p ude nce band for the fore

'
. a
F RONT , the face ; the fo rep art . he a d .

F r a g - s e, frui t, fi
( gu rat i ve ly , t hri fty) .

thrifty ; spari ng. Fa ue rr bea ri ng fru it

’
FRO
'
O AL , nao ns, .

I ‘
ru m en i -u m m , co .

md a e of grai n. F ROM s Nr A r ion, a gene raldis tri '

butro n Of corn
m
.

F ru o r , f r u i t -1 08 , to en oy . j F r on t - s , fruit.
F au c n r s ao ns, beari ng frui t
’
a tree or
m
.

F a uc rrr v , to ake frui tful

'
.

t ; u se .

F r u s t r -a , in va in . Fa us r RA r s ,
'
to bulk ; to mk a e n ul
l.
I u g i - o , ra g a - u
‘
mt , o flee .

C E NT RIF
'
UGAL , flyi ng fro mth e Rnr
'
ne a , s he lter ; p rote cti on
m
.

Sun a s hift ;
’
c en tre . ar vo n, an eva

FE B RIFU GE , for fe v er si o n
'
a cu re
mdi
. .

fl ying a way VE R M IFU GE , cine that

'
a e ex
m
.

FU unstable ; fl e e ting e ls w or s
'
O rrrvn , p
'
. .

F ra g s- 0 , to s hi ne .

E rrun o nrt cn ,
'
lustre bright e
'
n o s rzcn , brightness .

ne ss . RE F UL '
GE NT , s hi ni ng .

F UL '
O E NT , s hining ; da zzling .

Ful mn c fu l mi n —
is lightni ng, thunder
m
.
, ,

F ur/ 11 mm“ , th underi ng. FUL u

’
A rE , to th under.
 L A rrN, GREE K , AND OT H E R Ro
'
m a . 8!

F un -u s
, s mk f m
o e, u e.

F or mt mk os o e ; to be in a rage Pm u t ua
'
o scent.
m
. ,
,

Fn n
'
t OA rl '
o p e rfu e ; to

mk
,

s o e.

discha rged
’
F und -u s
, one s duty .

FONO r rON,
’
Ofli ce ; po wer. Ds r m vc r
'
, dead .

F u n d -o
, M a mt , o P00 13 “) ml e t
A r s u e N, act ofp ou ri ng up on INFU SE , to pour i nto ; to inspire
’ '

m
. .

C cuu rusn , to p our ro und

’
P ao r usa , lavis h ; p rodigal
’

m
. .

C o nro nun f to
'
i ngle ; to p er re pa
y ; to res tore .

p le x Rnrusri , to '
de ny ; to decline
m
. .

C o nr nsn , to confo und ; to i x Rs r u sAL , a de ni al

' ’
. .

D rr r nsn , to p ou r o ut ; to s p read SU F FU ding

' '
S ION, a n overs re a
.
p .

E r r u e N, a p o uri ng out
'
T u xsr ns s , to pour ’
o ut of one

mlt
.

Fuss , to e . i nto anothe r .

u d -a s , the botto
F ra m .

m
F o r n f to raise ; to establis h . F U ND AM E N T A L,
'
ly i ng at the
F O O N D RRY, a casti ng ho use fo undatio n
'
-
. .

FO U NDA T ION, basis ; on gi n thoro ugh.

'

m
.

P a e s nnn ’
, dep th .

F a n g - a s , a s on e .
p g
Fun ’
F UN
'
o us , an excrescence . GOU S, spo n
gy
m
.

i l -i s , a mp3
m m
.

Fn '
m c nn , a s mll a cord . Fu
'
rr au sr , a rope-dancer.

F UNI C UL A R, c onsisti ng Of cord.

'

I u n u s , t un e r - i s ,
‘
a burial .

F O NRRA L , buri al; i nte r ent

'
m . F UNR nRrAL , belonging to fune
’

F U NE RE A L , s uiti ng a fune ral ra l

'
. s .

F ur , a th ie f.

F na a
'
c rous, thi evish . F ua '
r m r, s tole n.

F u r s -a , a fork . Br rn nc A rnn, havi ng two forks

' '
.

F u r l-a , a md a ness .

FU
'
R ro u s, md ; a ragi n0 .
'
INF U RIAT E , to
'
mk a e furio us .

FO
'
RY , ra ge ; frenzy .

F r ui t -i s , tri fli ng.

Fu
'
m n , trifli ng ; worthle ss . lF ur rL
’
rrv , u ni mpo t r ance .

P u t - o , to bla m; te o disp
C o nr m '
to co nvict of e rror. Rn w mt '
o p rove false
mm m
, , .

I
'
r an no t to be over
mt
,

th ro w n by argu en .
80 C L AS S-BOOK or nr vrto no c v.

G a la fine dress
m
.

GA L A,
'
a festi val. Gu na . brave
'

g y
a .

G a la s: (ya -at) , milk . GAL A xv , the

’ °
milky w y - a .

G a u l- a , ancie nt France .

Gar/n o , French .
IG AL m
’
crsrr, a F re nch idio m .

G a i ner
s“ Professor of A na to y at Bologna. m
GALVA N rc , ’
rel
ating to a species of e lec
is m .

Gu m -c o to my arr

m m m
.

A unm '
o rs f to i x or u ni te C ar e
'
concealed union .
mt l m
,

e a s. M ONOO ’
A sr , a disallower of
B m th
ro
’
, e crr m e of havi ng se condm arria es .
g
two wi ves at once . POLY G A MY , p lu rali ty Of wi ves
'
.

Ga n -t o
, to p ra ttle .

GAn Runo us,

'
talkati ve. GA RRn e '
v, talkati veness .

G u nt e r , g a s t r -o s (M ap , the belly, o r sto mh ac .

GA s r c
’
belonging to the sto Gasr m o q nv , a s pea ki ng
'
fro m
much mh
,

. the sto ac ,

G a z e t t -a , a gaz ette . Glaz i er m

y
-
w p ,
“
E
a ne s a e r.
p
s o
(ya) , t he e arth .

Ar b ors : eates t distanc e fro mG '

n o u a rtcv , divinati on by fig
the cart u res or li nes
m m
.

Gxe c havi ng th e earth Gs ou n , the sci en ce of div

’ ’ °
raro ,
fo r its ce ntre . m ans ions .

Ga o o Ra r-'
a r, descrip tion o f a GE O PO N ICS, agriculture
'
.

the earth s s urface

’
. Gno s c o rv , knowledge of the
’

Gs o n o ov , the science of the soil , gai ned by insp e cti on

'
.

s tructu re Of th e earth .

G el-u , frost, ice .

C
'
O NGE A L ,to freez e Ga r/ m xt mly e re e cold.
m
. ,

C O NOE L A rrON, a freez i n JRL L v , a kind Of s weet eat

’ ’

m
.

GE L A T INE , an ani alsu

'
tance INC ONGE AL A BL E , tha t ca nnot be
’

m
res e bling j elly . frozen .

Ga rci a -a s, double .

Ga u rNA' '
mt , o double . Gn mmth f
rT wins , C astor
, e and
Pollux, sign in the z odiac .

G estu re-a , a bud, a ge m . Gnu , a precious j ewel .

Gazetta is the V ene ti a

na m
n half p e nny , which was t he
e of a ri ce of tho
g
-

firs t ne ws p aper ever p ublished i t w as ub lis hed at V enice. in t e sixtou th

m
.

century—a ere li terary j ournal, i n si ng O shee ts .

 L A TIN, GRE EK, A ND OT H ER nOO rs
'
.

G er-ca (7 m ) , a gene rati on, d birth

m
.

C osuo o ortr , an acco unt of the H e r n aoo r r o us, dissi ilar

’ ’
m
m
.

crea tion Of the w orl d H OM O O E NE AL , of the sa e kind

'
. .

GE NE AL O GY, an acco unt of the H Y D ROGE N, a gas

' ° '

m m
.

s ucce ss io n of fa ilies T n noe o r, th e ge nealogy of the

’
.

GE N Rars, t he firs tb Ok Of Scri p

'
g ods
’
.

ture , treating of the creatio n Ox Y O E N, a gas which generates

’ °

of the w orld aci ds

. .

G en a , the knee .

s j o int or knot GE NUF LE C T ION, th e act of be nd

’ '
c p u ra , to .

i ng t he knee .

G e n u s , g arte r - ts , m
ar s, a fa i ly m .

C ONOE NIAL , kindre d

'
G m
EN
'
heathen
E, a p g
a a n ; a

Gmm
. .

D E GE N E RA T E , fa lle n base
°
u v , di gnity o f bi rth
' '
’
. .

D E GE N E R A CY, a gro wi ng w ors e

'
GE N T L E , so ft ; bland
'

m m
. .

D rs e n rv uo us, u nfai r ; a rtful GE N l f d i

' '
.
, p p
e o e o e u ca t on
E N O E N D ER, to beget ; to p ro a nd goo d bre edi ng
'
.

d uc e GE N U INE , no t Sp urious ; rea l

'
‘

m
. .

GE N n E R, sex
’
GE Nus , a clas s co p re he ndi ng
'

m
.

GE N E RA L ? p u blic e xtensive
'
a ny s e cie s
p
m mm
. .

GE NE RAL IS SIM O , the s upre e I o n o v s, witty ; skilfu l

' o '

mm
.

co a nde r frank
m
. .

GE NE R rc , e brac ing the ge nus

'
INO E NU rrv , w i t ; ac u te ness
' '

m m
. .

GE N E RA T E , to bege t ; to ca use Pa oo E AL , firs t born

' '

m
. .

GE N E R0 0 8 , li be ral; un ifi P RIM O GE N IT URE , state of being

' ° '
ceut
m
.

GE NE Ro s , l i be ra lity firs t born

’
. .

P RO G E NY , ofls pring ; race

'
'
ay .
g
mm
.

GE N '
e ntal po wer PROO E N rrOR, a fo re father
'

m
s. . .

Gn nn
’
, p oli te ; e le ga nt. RE GBN E R AT E D , born ane w
'
.

G er m an , g er m an e- i s , a sp rou t or shoot .

Gaa '
rt m mt a
'
, o s prou t ; to bud .

G er -o , z e s t -u mt , o bear, to carry.

An m ’
a no u s, havi ng w
0

mg
0

s. to arrange di ssolve
; to
0

BE LL I G E RE NT , wagi ng war
'
GE s rA rrON, a ' ’
beari ng of young
m
.

m
.

ass of s all GE ST IC ULA T E , to use ges tu res

'
C ON O E RrE s , a
’
.

GE s r nRE , acti on ; p ostur

’
e

m
.

C o ue u r ron , an accu
'
ulation IND IGE ST
'
IBL E , n ot di ges ti ble .

o f b lo od i n a p art of the body L A NI G b a ri ng oo w lm

'
e E ROU S , .

m
.

Co e a nous, horne d
'
to hi nt to i nti ate
m
.

m
.

C R I O E ROO s, overgrown with

'
V rc ne a nn , a vi car ; a substi
’ °

hairo tute.
Q c u ss-BOO K or a mm “ o .

Grarrr, a
’
ma n of extraordinary “n o
, li ke a giant .

size .

G la d -e s
, ice .

C ONO LA ’
crA rE , to turn to i ce . GLA ’
c rnrts, fields of i ce and
GLA ’
c rAL , i cy ; frozen .

G len n - a s , a s word.

GL AD IA T OR, '
a sw ord l
p y
a er . GLAD rA ro RrAL, relating to sword
' ’

l
p y g
a i n

G la m gl , a nd - ts, a gland .

GLA ND , a secreto r
y orga n o f the GLA NU IE E ROUs , bearing aco rns
'

m m
.

hu an body . GL AN DUL E , a s a ll gland

'
.

G leb - a , a clod. GL E BE , turf ; soil .

G lo b -u s , ~
a globe , a ro und body .

C ONO L O BA T E , to gather i nto

’
a s phe re ;ball
a .

ball little globe

'
. U LE , a .

G la m -u s, g lo m er -i s , a d ue or ball .

C ONe Lo n '
z RA rE ,
'

ga thered i nto a ball .

ho nor .

GL O RY, p rai se ; renown

'
. IN O Lo
'
n m
U s, sha mf le u .

GLO Rrrv , to honor ; to e xalt

'
.

G lo s s -a ( m o re
) , the tongue .

E rro m ’
r rrs , a to ngue -s ha ed
p Gno s sA Rv , a dicti onary of
'

artilage th e op eni ng c ult w ords or p hras es

c o ve r

m
.

i nto the wi nd-p ip e . POL v o w r, i n any langu ages

’ -
.

G lu t en , s t a t us- t s , glue .

m
A O O L U rrNA , to j o in ; to glue to
’'
. GL UE , a ce ent m .

C ON O LU rrNA l lO N, th e act o f GLU rave ns , gluey vis cous .

’ ' ' ' ’

uni ting bodies .

G lu t - to , s t u n t -u mt , o s wa lo w. l
D E O LU rrn '
ON, a swallowi ng.
’
GL UT '
T ON, one who eats to ex
c es s .

G l y p h -o ( w)
ya n , to carve .

A N A OL
’
, m an orna mt en e L vr rr, a s
y mb licalo c ha
sculp ture . r.
( See
 L A T IN, GRE E K , A ND OT H E R Ro ar s . 87

M M . (W h en
) , a po i nte r; a thing that se rves to mk a e kn m
GNOM E , an i agi nary being m . P H YSIO G NOM Y, the a rt Of di sco
' ‘

GNO MO N, the hand of a dial

'
. ve ri n
g th e c h ara cte r b y th e

PA T H OGNOMON IC , i ndi cating dis featu res of the face

'
.

ease . PRo o Nos T rc , a s ign by w hi ch

’

a fu tu re ev e n t a y b e kn o w n m .

Gat o r -a s
f or Gu m -
u s, knowing .

IO ’
NORA NUE , w ant of kn ow le dge . IO NORA ’
a s, a foolish fellow .

G a n - ta (y ow m) an a ngle .

m
,

D IA O '
ONA L , a line fro an gle to OC
'
T A GO N , a p l
a ne figure of ei ght
an
gle . a ngles .
Dac '
A OO N , a plan e figu re ha vi n
g PE N
'
T A O ON, a p l
ane figure of five

le s
m fi m fig my
.

GONI OM '
i ns t ru e nt for
E T E R, an Po oo a u re Of an an
m
e as u rin g solid angles glee
m
. .

H E D T A OO N, a p lane figure with

’
T RIGON OIl fET RY, the - an of ea

s e v e n a n gle s
‘

Go u r m a nd
(F L
) , a
glutton .

GOR M A ND IZE ,
'
to e at to excess.

G r a d i - a r , g r e s s - u s , to g o step by s te p .

A GGRE s s r O N, a n a ttac k GRA D U A T E , to rece iv e a de gre e

’ ' °

m m
. .

C O N GRE S S , a ee ting of legis

'
INGRE D i E NT , a co p one nt p art
'

lato rs . of an y c o p o u nd m .

to lowe r ; to sink IN GR E ss , e ntrance

'

m
. .

D E GR A D A T ION, e ann ess of con

’
P ROGRE ss , to p roc ee d ; to ad
’

d iti o n . va nce .

D E GR E E , a rank ; a ste p
’
P RO GRE S SIVE , advancing
,
’ °
. .

D IGRE S S , to turn as ide

'
RE T RO GRA DE , goi ng bac kwards
'
. .

E GRE ss , 8
’
ing o ut . RE T RO O RE ssr O N, the act of going
.
'

G RA DE , ra n de gree ba ckw a rds

. .

GRA D A T IO N, regula r p rogress

'
to v iolate .

GRA D U A L , advancing by steps

'
break . .

G ra m” s , t ra mi n - i s , grass .

GRA M IN '
E OUS, gras s
y . GRA m e
’
o ao us, ea ti ng grass .

Gr a nd - i s , gra nd .

A G GRA N D IZE , to ake great ; to

'
m GRA N D E U R s tate ; sp lendor
’
, .

e n la rge GRA N D IL OQ UE NC E , lofty spe ak

'
.

G nA N D , gre at ; i llustrio us
m
.

GR AND E E , a an of hi gh rank
’

m
.

Gra n -u m , a grain o f cu .

GE A IN , a ll ki nds Of earn ; a mi GRA N rT E , a ha rd stone

' °
.

n uts ti l GRA NN O Ro us. canng grain

’

m
p ar c e . .

Gw '
a n v , a storehous e for grai n. GI A N ULE , a s all ga i n
’
.
 C L ASS BOOK -
OF E T YM OL O GY .

Gu ’
N UL AT z , to break i nto GRE NA Di E R , ’
a tall foot soldier,
grai ns . for m ly th w
er a ro er Of
grenade s .
'

Gra p h -o
fi m)
r s , to write . Gr a mma (7 pm
GRArr rrA R,
pp
-

the sci e nce Of

a
) , a letter
la n
.

A E ROO RAPE Y, a description of

’ ' °

the ai r g g
l

A
i
. a e .

A N A GRA M , the change Of one

’ °
GR a rc , w ell de li neated
'
’
.

word i nto another by the H IE ROG RA PK Y , sacred w riting

'
.

tra nsp os iti on Of i ts le tte rs H O ROG RAP H Y, an acco unt of the

'

m
.

A NE o o RA p n v , a descri p tio n of
'
h ours .

the wi nds . L E xrco e RA ra v , the writing o f

'

A P OGRAPH , a copy ; a tra n scri pt

'
. dictionarie s .

A Ur o nro o RA r n v , biograp hy Of
'
L rT a OO RA ra v , the art Of draw
'

a pe m
o n w ri tte n by h i s e lf m . i ng on a nd p rin ti ng fro stone m .

A U T OO RA PR , one s own ha nd
' ’
M E T AL L O G RAPH Y , a description
'

w ri ti ng . of m
e tals .

BIBL IO G RAP H Y , a history and O RT noo Ra rn v, con e ct sp e lli ng

’
'

m
.

des cription o f books PA N T O ORAPE , a achine to cop y

’

m
.

Bro o nv , an account of li ve s draw i ngs

'
. .

C AL ro R Aa , be a utiful w ri ti ng PAR A GRA P H , a di sti nct pa rt of a

' '
.

C nA L c o o R AP nY , e ngravi ng i n disco urs e, o r wri ting

'
.

P A RAL LE L OGRA I , a quadrilateral

'

C m m oo
’
n fa de e d ; a writin
g figure
m
. .

C H RONOG RA P H Y , a de scrip tion POL Yo RA rt , a figure ha ving any

' ’

m
Of p as t ti e . line s .

C osxoo RArnv , the science Of the

’
ST E NO G RA PE Y , the art of wri t
'

g e n e ra l s y s te O f th e w o rld m ing i n short hand

m
. .

C e T OO RA rnv , the art of writ T E L E O RA P H , a achine for con

' '

i ng i n ciph e r . v e in
y g i n te lli ence to a dis
g
D r A O RArr, a figure ; a drawing
’
ta nce by s igna ls
m m
. .

E NO RA VE , to i p ress ; to i T OPO O RAa , a descrip tion Of a

' ’

p r i nt ; t O c u t w i th a gra ve r p la c e

m
. .

E P IGRA M , a s hort w itty poe T v ro o RA a , the art of p ri nt

' ° '

m
.

E P IGRA M M AT IC, like an ep i gra

'
. i ng.

E r rO RA ra , a n inscri ption
’
. XYL O O '
R APE Y , the art Of e ngra v
E T E NOG RAPE Y, a descrip tion of
’
i ng on woo d .

races . ZO O O RArav ,
’
a descrip tion Of
GE OG RA P H Y , a desc ri p tion of the
'
ani alsm .

s urface Of the ea rth.

G r a t i - a , fav or, gratitu de .

GRA T rrv to indu lge ; to pleas e

’
A GRE E to conc ur ; to as s ent ’

mp
, . , .

A O RE E c oncord
'

GRA T rs , for nothing

' ’
rrE NT , co a ct. .

C ONGRAT U LA T E , to w is h j oy to
’
. GRA T rT UD E , thankfulness
’
.

D rsAO RE E A EL E , u np le asing
’
GRA T U IT O Us, be s to we d free ly
'

m
. .

D rsO RA c E , to bri ng to sha e

’
GRA T U rrv , a p re se nt
'
.

GRA CE , favo r ; ki ndness IN o nA rE , fl ngrateful

’ '

m
. .

GRA cro us, erciful kind

’
. INGRA T rA T E , to p ut in favor
’
.
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"

a ss e oo x o r E T YM OL O GY
-
.

go mt
vern en o ver

mt en a e l my p a reside .

w m h t
.

o an- a er.

a ci rcle .
a y r -a s
(w ) o
p s ,
Gr a A T ION,
'
a whirling round.

B a b -cc , h a b i t -u m to h ave , to hold

m;
, .

’
RLE , having s tre ngt h . H AD '
iT , cus to use .
'
BIL IT Y , p o we r ; ca pacity . a dwelling
m
.

C O E A D i T , to dwe ll toge ther H A Ri T UA T E , to acc usto

' ’

m
. .

D E DT , a su due INE AD i T A NT , a reside nt

' '

m
. .

D IS A BL E , to dep ri ve of force INa rr, t o hi nd er ; to forbid

' ’

m m
. .

E NA E LE , to e po wer PRo n 1T , to forbid ; to re

°
’ '

m
.

E xn i r , to show ; to display s train

’
°

m m
.

H AE i L nNT , dress ; gar ent

'
.

H er -c o , f or K a ren , In e s - u mt , o s tic k.

A D H E RE , to sti ck to H E s i T AT E , de lay ; to p ause

' '
to .

C O E E RE NOE , co nnecti on INCO H E RE NT , unconne cte d

' '
. .

Ca si V E , sti cki ng INR E RE NE, e xis ting i n ; i nna te

' '
. .

H Es rT A NOY, unce rtai nty ; delay

'
.

H -
er e s , f or H a r es , nea r ed - i s, an heir .

Ca a j oi nt he i r H E R i T A nL E , ca pable of be i n g ia
’ ’
iR , .

D i s n E R i SO N, a dep ri ving of an
'
herited .

inheritance H E R i T A O E , the thing

’
i nh e ri ted
m m
. .

D i s a E R i T , to dep rive of an i a H Y desce ndi ng fro

’ '
E RE D IT AR ,

he rita nce . father to son .

H E i R, one who i nhe rits INH E R to rece i ve by descent

'
. . iT, .

H a l - o , to breathe .

A NE E L A T i ON, p an ting draw i n with the

’ °
. to
E a L E , to se nd ou t vapors
'
.

Ba L A T ION, vapor, effluvia

’

H a r m nt o -a
( app e ase
) har my on

mi
, .

H A R i i O Nv ,
’
us ca l concord. ac eful, m ic l us a
mi
.

H ARM O N rO, us cal. cordant.

’

H AR M ONIZ E ,
'
to agree

B a u e r- a m( t ab H a u r to ) , to draw .

E xa A U sT
'
, to drain . INaxi rA Us T '
m LE , not to be
drai ned .

H eb e s , M b e t - i s , blunt, dull .

H E D E T AT E , dull ; blunt lH E R E T UD E , dulness ; bluntness

’ '
to to . .
 L AT IN, GRE E K , AND OT H E R ROOT S . 31

H e ca to n (te a m) a hundred
m
, .

H ifice of a hundred
’ ‘

aron , a sacr o xe n.

H e l l- 0 3 (i v n es ,
) the su n .
A PH E '
L ION,
°
the p oint mt os te HE
’
L IOSC OP E , a te lescop e for
mt o e fro m the s un. vi e win
g the s u n .

H E Li ocE N T c ’
, relating to the H
’
E L IOT ROPE , a.
p l
a n t that turns
to the s u n.
’
s un s ce ntre .

H E Li Oiii
T i nstru e nt for
’
E E R, a n m P A RH E L i oN , a ock s un
'
m
m m m
.

eas u ri n
g th e di a e ter Of P E R E L i o N, the p o i nt
° ’
o f
i
a
the hea ve ly bodies
’
.
p lane t s o rbi t n e are st the
sun.

-
l n (W ) , a Greek .

H E L LE Nrc , Grecian
’
sk i lle d in the
m
.

H E L L E N i siu, a Gree k i di o
’
.

H e m -a
(ci r
ca
) , blood .

H E M OP T vsrs, '
the sp itting Of E, a flo w of blood .

blood .

H e m er -a 3
(7 mm
) a day
m
.
,

Era Ert ’
E R AL , las ting a day . E PE E M
'
E Rrs,
‘
a n al a nac .

H e mi s -u s
(film g) in , half .

H s u i cv c na , a half circ le
'
. half a p oe ti c v e rs e .

H s n i s ri rE RE , half a globe
’
.

m
m
H ep t -a ( )
la a , se ve n .

H E P T A GO N ,
’
l fi i h H E P T A Rc i rv , by
’
a p an e gu re w t a go ve rn e nt
se ve n a n gl
es . se v e n pe rso ns
mf
.

H E P T A CI I O R D, a syste
’
-
O se ve n H ’
E P T A T E UC H the first sev en

m mnt
,

us ica l no te s . books of the O ld T esta e .

H er b - a , a n herb .

H E RD , l H ER herbs ; pasture
'
a p a nt . DA O E , .

H E RDA '
C E OU s , rel
a ting to he rbs .

H e r es - ts '
( a
d m
s) . a n Op i nion .

H E R E 3 Y , e rror i n re li gion
’ °
. H ER ’
E T i c , one gu i l
t y of he res y .

H E RE s u ltan , a leader i n heres

’

H e r o -8 (i
r
m) , a hero .

HE
’
RO , a bra ve mn a . H E R Oi srr, great brave ry
’
.

E s t er - 0 8
G rape s
) , o th er, dissi ilar m .

H E T E RAnc n v ,
’
th e govern mt en H E T E RO D OXY , u nso undness
'

o f an a l
i en doctri ne
m
. .

H E T E ROGE NE OUs, di s si i lar

'
.

es ( the p lural O f E p he
E p icenteri d “ -
e ri s ) as trono ical m m tables , sho wi ng the
h
,

p resen t state o f t e heav e ns fo r every da y a t no o n .

as c u ss -no on OF Erv i rOLo cv .

H E x A oo rt , a figure Of six angles H E xA uE T Ri OA E, consis ting of

’ '

m
.

H E xAx E T E R, a ve rse Of si x fee t

’
. hexa eters .

H E xA N e UL AR, havi ng 811: angles

'
.

sacre d.
l ee r -o s
( )
i spos ,

H ’
i E RA Rc E v , l i
e cc es asti ca l H mR ’
OL o e v , a discou rse o n se
ve mm t en . cred things .
H i E ROti L i rP a rc ,
’ “E
a sacred Hi ’
E ROMA c di vinati on by as
mb l
,

rueter o r sy o . ori fice s .

H aza r d s , cheerful.

E XH IL '
A RA T E , to e nli ven. H rLA R i T v, ’
mi th ; m im t
r err en .

K ip p -a s
(t )
e nor , a horse .

H H IP PO D ROME , a cours e fo r horse

' '
IPPOCE N T A U R, a
ste r, half m an rac e s .
H i rrOPOT '
Ai i Us , H ir ’
rouai r r , a Winged horse .

H i s i o r t -a (damp en ,
) history .

H a na rrati ve of H i sT OR i c , relati ng to hi story

' ’
i s T ORv ,
p ast .

e vents . H i s rO Rro e RAP rrv , busi ness of

' ’
a
H i sT O '
Ri AN, a w ri ter Of hi s tory . his torian .

H t s t r t o , la s t r eo u - t s , a stage-p l
ayer.

H i srarON rc , theatrical’
. H is ’
T R i o arsrr, theatrical repre
s c utati on.

E ad i e , to da y -
. H O IE R NA L , Of
D ’
this day .

the w ho le , all.
H o t -0 8 (61

C AT E ’
0c , u nive rsa l
ge n e C AT H OL i c rsi r, adherence
’
to th e
C atholic church .

H o m o, ho me rs-t s , a m an .

m
H o i c i D E , a nslaughte r
'
m H U niA Ni zE , to rende r
’
s uscep ti
m
.

H U M A N, belo ngi ng to ankind .

'
ble of kind fe eli ngs .

H U I A NE L Y, ki ndly
'
. INH UMA N IT Y, brutality
'
.

H a m -0 8
(u )
d o s , like , equ al.

H OM OGE NE OUS,
'
of H o mL o
’
o o OUs.
p p
ro ortiona l so
ki nd . e ac h oth er.

H o no r , honor . H o n e s t -u s , honest .

D i sE O N E sT , wi cked ; fra udule nt

’

D i sno rt o a, dis grace ; s ha e

’
m .

S ee the Introducti o n .
 mm G , RE E K , AND o m n noo rs
‘

'
.

H e r -a , an hour .

H o u rw, rela ting to an hour

'
H o n o sc o rs , aspect o f the p la
’

m
.

H on o no o n, a n i ns tru ent that

'
nets a t the ho ur of birth
m mm m
.

arks the ho ur H o no n v , the art of easur

’

m
.

ing ti e .

H e r -a s a boundary .

’
mm m
A rri o nrs fa axi ; a p rece pt H onr z o n ,
’
the line that bounds
m m
.

A ru onrs r, a w riter of axi s

’ '
. the v ie w .

H o r n - o , to be dreadful .

A nn '
to de tes t ; to loathe
on , H o nnrs o nous, soun
’
di ng dread
m
.

H o n nrs z, dreadful ; s hocking

’
. fully .

H on run, h ideous ; frigh tful

’
H dn no n, dread ; terror
'

m
. .

H o na rc , causi ng horro r
'
.

H o r t -a r , to exho rt .

Exxon " to i ncite to advis e .

, ;

H o r t -a s , a
garden.

H on rrc ur r
'
, th e
'
m H on r us-src c ns, a
’ '
collection of
vatin g ga rde ns . dri ed p lants .

H h o sp i t a ls , host t
‘

a ap s a, u
a or g es .

H os'
rrr a nw kind to s trangers . H OT E L/ an i nn
m
.
,

O s r LE n, a a n who takes care

'
'

H os P IT A L , a bui lding for the

’
of h orse s .

s ick . INH OSPH AL IT Y, unkindness to

' ’

H ow , o ne who entertains an
. strangers .
oth e r .

H o s t - i s , an ene my .

H os r,-
a n ar my ; ml it a u t ude . H os rrL '
m ’
, Ope n war .

H u m -c o
, to be mi tos .

Hu s c r a rn, to w et
' '
to mi t n
o s e of the
body .

m mi t
.

Hu ’
n, wet ; o s .
ter ; a w ag .

H u n t er -u s, the s houlder . H U M
'
E RAL , be longing to the shoulder .

H m s , the o un d. H mi l i
a - s, low, poor
m
u -a r
g
.

Hn w rrc, to dep re ss
’
Im
rmmt '
o bury
m
.
. ,

P ’
bli s hed filler
H uu nnn, to c rus h ; to s ubdue os r n t p u
' '
o us,

m m
.

H UM IL ITY , free do fro de ath

’
'
i d one s
‘

e
p r . .

H yd or w ater .

C LE PSY D RA , a
'
w ater-cloc k a noc s p n s
’
, a dropsy in
m
.

a nan
’
c s, the science o f the the h ea d
m
.

otio n and fo rce of fluids .

04 cu ss -neon or ET YM OGT .

H v nnoo nx, a gas

' Hu mm ’
Bu cani ne md
a ness,

mm m
. ,

H a nnoo '
r, the art o f en: in w hich there i n great
suring and describi ng the sea . dread of wate r.
H r nnon nc r , di vination
’
by D ROP SY, a disease
' °
.

w ater the sci e nce of

md m
.

H '
Y D ROME L , a li quor for e of the we ight and eq uilibri u
honey and water . of fl uids .

M g r -0 8
, (W ) 5 , mi t o s , wet .

H y e non n rn n, an
'
instru m tt en o Hv
’
c nosc o rn, an m
i nstru ent to
m
'

m e as ure the degre es o f mi o s show the oisture o f the air

m
. .

t '
e.

mn H y the god of mi arr age .

Hr m mH m mm p n
'
r
'
, ertai ni ng to m igarr a e .

N (
IN ) fish S iz M a .

m
,

Icrr the p rac tice o f eating fish

’
orn a o v , .

I co n (
rim ) an i mg a e. Icon ocu
'
s r, a
'
breaker of i mg a es .

m
,

I d ea ( ) e m t l img
, a en a a e.

Inn s , thought ;
’
notio n. I mn t nn a
'
z , o for mid eas .

Id c m th m e, e sa .

InnN
'
T rrv, sa m ene ss ID E NTIFY, to prove the sa m e.

[ d d- 03 (saws
) , p e cu i
l ar, p ri vate .

In roc v , w ant of unde rstandi ng

'
Inso mn '
r can,
'
contain ing an
m m m
.

Inro r a a
'
p ri ary d is e as e idio
m mp
. .
,

In ron , p eculia rity of sp eech I os li

' '
cru sr , p ecu ar te e
mt
.

ra en

m( m )
.

Id o l -u e , an i dol .

Ign fire .

m
Ie s ons ,
'
containi ng fire IG NIF Y , to for into fire
'
m
m m mm
. .

I us otr ruling fi le , to set on fi

' '
vr, re re
m m
. .

Ic s
'
fie ry e teor Io nrrr o x, the ac t of ign iting
’ ’

. .

I sa a c -o a n mg i a e.

m
,

fir i idol Im u to fancy ; te conc ei ve .

’
s , 1: p cture ; an . ao n ,

Imb cc i l i s , weak
l - .

Ix nnc a
'
, weak ; feeble . luna c u ’
mw , eakness .

I mi t - é r, to '
cop y or rese mbl e.

In rra r n,
'
to follo w ; to cop y . cannot m
be i i
 L AT IN, cm '
x, A ND o mn fl oors . 96
la m m a -o , { a t -c m t mm d, o co an .

En rn '
onf a m onarc h m mm di
R
’
vn, co an n
g
m m
.

En r the do of roya l; rega l.

'
’
i ni on an ru u
mp m
, ,

ons, o verbearin g.
'
e e ror.

M m , the nati ve of a p l
a ce .

Innrc nnons, ’
nati ve p rod uced in .
a country .

I n d u s t r i - a , indus try . lup us r

'
m ous , diligent ; laborious .

I n f er - u s , be lo w .

In
’
n nron, lo wer in p lace . INH ‘
R NA L, hellish .

I n f e s t - a s , hos tile to t harass ; di sturb

’
. Esr
'
, to to .

I n s u l-a , an is land .

In suu n, belonging to PE NIN SUL A , a p ie ce of land

' '

IN BUL A T E , to deta c h
'
. m
a l os t surrounde d b water
y .

ISLE , an is land .

I n t eg e r , e ntire .

IN T E GE R, a whole nu be r
'
m . to mk a e e nt re . i
In rs cu n, whole ; cornplete “
reno vatio
’
. n on , n
Inrnc nrrx, honesty '
. storati on.

I n t er p r et - a r , to ex lain.
p
Inrs n r ’
m to exp lain ; to translate .

—
,

IM es t i n u ,
~
the bowels .

Inn s m
a n, be longing to
'
the I m s r rn n, i nternal ; i nward
’
.

intesti ne s INT E S T INE S, the entrails

'
. .

I n t -a s , w i thi n .

Is rn nron, i nner ; i nland

' '
IN r nu ov , close fa iliari ty
-
'
m
m
. .

INT E R N AL , i nward
'
IN rr r ro N, a hint
' ’

m m
. .

IN T IIIA T E , in ost ; fa i liar

'
. INT RIN SIC , i nte rnal ; rea l
'
.

I n u i t - o , i n s t a nt -u mt , o invi te .

Invrrn , to b id ; to ask’
. UnIe
'
r E n , not bi dde n .

Invru r ro nr, the act of i nvi ting

’
.

i r -a a nge r I r a n -o r , to be angry .

mw
.
,

DIRB , dre adful ; dis al

°
m . In ’
nr , ea sily provoked .

IRE . ange r ; rage .

to fret .

Iu s c rnnn , p rone to anger

’
.

f r o n t- a ( ri pow m) , irony .

I norw , taunting sp ee ch IRO N I AL , contai ni ng i rony .

C
' '
.

eq ual.
I s -no s ( )
zoo s ,

Isocn no rtous , perfor

’
md e in equal Iso s ’
having two
c s L E s, sides

ti es m equal, as a tria gle

n .

havi ng equalheat
'
OT H E R I AL, .
9
6 c u ss Boo n or E r r u onoc v
- .

Ir anu n, a native of Italy

'
le an i ng le tters , fimt
'

m
.

Ir u rc rsn, to ark i n i talics 11 Italy .

’
.

H er - m , a ga i n .

lrnaa rrou, repe titi on. Rnrr n xrx, to rep e at again and
’ '

I t er , a t ne r - t s , a j ourney .

Ir mm '
n '
r, travelli ng. IrrN
' '
E aa nv , done on a journe y .

A m n lyi g
a cn
' '
r, n nea r. INT E RJ A C E NT , lying be twe en.
'

C mm m lyi
c u s cn
' '

, ng ro und. m
So a c s nr , lyi ng u nde r
’
.

l a c -to , f a ct - umt ,
o throw .

m m
A s c rj, ean ; v i le
’ '
O mc s
'
r rvs , re lati ng to the oh
m
.

An c rrvn, a des cribi ng word j ect.

' '

m m;
.

C o n c r o nn, a guess Pa or nc r, sche contrivance .

'
’
e
'

m mm m
.

D nc r ro rz, lowness of s pi ri ts
'
. Pno c , a body i p elle d
’
n

E J E c r , to throw o ut ; to e xpel forward

' '
. .

REJ E CT , to cas t ofi; to discard

'

E u c o na rzf to utte r a brupt ly

' '
'

m
. .

INJ E c r , to t hro w i n So n c r, p laced unde r

' ' ' '

m m
. .

INT E RJ E O T ION, an excla atio n T c r , to th row thro u h

' ' '

g
m m
. .

M rscon o rr s , a wro ng guess

’
.

J a n a -a , a ga te , a door . JAN IT OR, '

a door keep er .

wa ggi s h Joc uNn, gay ; livel

’

m
.

Joc o L u t, s porti ve Jon , to j est ; to fro

'
’
; e rr
y . c.

J our a day .

A nro o nx to p ut off ; to defer

'
Jo o n nnv ftravel by land
’

m
.
, .

JOUR NAL , a diary

'
Soro o nN , a te porary stay '
-
. .

J u b i l- u m , a j oyful shout .

Jo nru N r, shouti ng for oy . j Jo nrnnn, a s eason of oy . j

' ' ’ °

J u d i e-o , j ud i ca l-u mt , o j udge

m t
.

m
A nn Jo nrcr u , p ertai ni ng to co urts
' '
cE o p t n
mm
, a ss a se n e ce .
An to try a nd decide of law
’
c a rn,
'

Ex n m
. .

o ut of the ordi Jo nrc ranv , the syste of courts

’ '
'
r a nrc r an,

y j d
na ri u cial cou rse . of j ustice
I m m m
.

nrc a nnn, not cognizable by M rs no n , to istake

' ’
n
m m
.

a j udge . P nn ne n , to dete r ine before

'

INJnnrc r o ns, unw ise ’

. h and .

Jo ne s , to dis cern ; to decide Pw o nrca rn, to p re udge

j
' '
. .

J u nrc a rnnn, p owe r o f distri but

t
'
nu r
i j y
mg j
.

us ti ce .
w cu s s- s oo n o r mm ono c r .

L a b -o (M e
f
or M o m) to h ire
m m m m w
,

A s n on
'
, an i nstru ent fo r Pon r
’
u , a ord of ma y n
taking the alti tude of stars
mm m l tt m
.

Dn s'
x, a word of two . Sn ’
na , a e er or co bi nas
s llables tion of le tters u ttered or taken
y’
m m
.

Mon o u , a word of one togethe r.

SYL '
L ABUB, a co mp ndiume .

a word of ei
_
ght a word of three
syllables. lable s .
syl

L a b o r , la p s- mt , o fall or glide .

C ow , to fall together.
Eu ru
’
, to pass away.

Eu '
n on rn, finished with p ains ; toil
m
'

m
.

In on r o nr , a che
’

L a b y r i n t h -a s , a m aze .

Lu n '
r nz m
a pl
ac
’ '
r nn u,
‘
wi nding ; per
inextricable windi ngs .

’
A s u o r s rs , to wean fro m
breast
L ao u ’
rrr l
, a dairy house .

D ru '
o m '
n , to tear ; to rend .
ILao
'
mu mth t my b , a a e torn.

i a ch r y m -a a tear

m mmg
, .

L ’
, enerati ng tours . h cn n
'
m nr , containi ng tea m.

M o n t -a ; the country of the Spartans.

_

Lacon te, '

concise ; brief . LA O '
ONIBI , a ith
p yp hrase.

La m en t -o r , to bewail . LA ME NT '
, to bewail to mourn.

La mi n -a a thi n p late

m
.
,
’
L u r nu , a thin p late . Lu ’
s nu , covered with thin
L s n nu rs n, plated
'
.
p l
a tes .

La m -a
, wool
m
.

mx w a beari ng wool
’

Lu t ’
c , len
ool anuf cture .
L u na s no us,
'
.

m
Lan ou , faint ; weak
'
ntness ; weakness .
m
.

’
L c ursn , to grow fe eble .
{100 cu ss noo n o r a r r u o no o r
- .
.

m a laurel
mmd
, .

Lw ecked with la urel IL

' '
su a nn, an e ver reen.
.
.
g
L a sts , la u d -t s , pra ise
m
.

Ar w w . to per it
'
.

L ane , to praise .

L a v -0 , lo t -sli t , to wash .

RY, a p l
a ce fo r was hi n
g
m
.

a edic inal wash o

.

L a x -n a, We .

L ax. loose ; va gue . to slacken ; to re mit

m t di mi i
.

Psou x
'
. e ous ness. re ss on.

L et -0
, lc‘ a t -s mt s, o send as an a mb assador ; to bequea th
fli m
.

to a ; t pl
r o ead. C orr a o u n, a e ber of a col
'
mm
A nu ’
o s n on, declaration ; p lea logs I
m m
. .

A
'
o n ncs , the duty of a sub Dr c no a rz , to send on an e
’

j cet bassy
m
. .

Lno s c r , a gift ade by will i

’ '

min
.

C onn of learn L s o a rs n , one who has a legacy

’

y
ar
'
o r , a se
m
.

i ng . Lno a rn, the Pope s a bassador.

’ ' '

Let -0
, lect -sa ss, to gathe r, to read ; to choose .

Co m
c r , to gather togethe r
' '
LE GBND f a chronicle ; a
’
wi ld
m m
.

Dt a nne r of e x res sion na rrative

’ ’
c ri
m my b
'

p . .

D n u c r rc , e read.
’
ta
iii
, .

D n ro s wr ,
’
ustrious L a c ros . s body o f soldiers
’ °
.

Bo w r ic, se lec ti ng
‘
. L nx rco rt, a dictiona ry
’ °
.

E nxd n on, choice Lnxrc o o ns rnv , the writing of

’

m
.

E c r o u rn, the ofice of an

' '
dictionaries .

electo r Nno Ls c r : inatte ntion ; slight

' '
. .

E L no A Nc s , bea uty headless

'

m m
.

E n ro s, fi t to be P r, a liking be fore
’ '
ru c rro r
Iu no n m
'
th a t ca nn o t be read ha nd
m
, . .

"
.

INE L E GANT , no t beautiful to choose before

'
Pun s u
m
.
-
,

IN r s
’
o r, u nde rsta ndin hand
i
'

m
.

Inn u xcr un un l sted

’

mk
,

p o we r.

m
ar s .
I n u o xrtc x, infor
’
mati n t bri ng to ind m
my b
o o
R m m m
. .

n u ow that electi on a see s!

’
hu
’
s , a e un s- o ,

derstood .

Eclecti c, literally , one who o ut o f t hose anc ie nt p hil

o s o p he rs ,

—
a t
m
who , wi tho ut attac hing t he se ves to a ny partic ular se ct g at hered out o r tank
f
” r
h w h h d
j g g d d O t the C hr i s m
m
l any s at o r or sec t , a t t e u e o o ne s sec .

t is n church called sh o odern lateness , as censi de ri ng ths dactn ntn i Pla to

m
.

confor ab le t the sp irit and ge nius o f the C hri sti an

o .
 L AT IN, a nne x, A ND o m en B OQT S .

“ m 3, li mi t pl i-h; adi mi t .

m m
Inr rrA ‘
'

; tin t to restrain.
m
li i ted .

R a p i d -u s
, clear, transpare nt L nt r
’
ml
, c ear p ure .

La t -ll
?
a hue
C nne m '
s A n, co m
p os ed of L INE , a rank ; 8 r ow
m
. .

curved li nes L nA L, descending i n a li ne

'

m
. .

to describe ; to InN nA r rt r, feature ; outli ne

’ '
.

s ketc h L ris E A o s race ; p ro eny

'f

g
m m m
. .

l nu un
'
, to write betwe en M UL T IL IN E AL , hav g
’
an
y

m
lines lines
m
m mm
. .

I e n, the act of in Rac e AR, ri ght lined

- '
en s e A -
.

terlining .

L i nea -a
, the tongue , a language .

Btn m '
e no o shavingtwo tongues one ski l
led i n he
Lmo o language ;
, .

m s p e ech
’
,

LA N GUA GE , hu
'
h der the tongue
‘

an s eec
p .

M a g s n o, l td -u m lm , te e e ta forsake .
Dmn mmm ’ ‘
an o flende r.
' ’

c re r, a wido w
' '

mm
, .

Da forsaking Rnp xanr'

to forsake ;
'
c n o u, a sn , to
mthi
.

R / at re, so e ng le ft .
q ui t .

L ip -o
(w as ) , to leave ou t, to fai l
,
.

Eu ’
tr r rc u , p e rtaining to an
e llip sis .

e o m
' ’
v nv
t f a fainting fit .
’

mlt
J

L tq slc -o , to e , to be liquid .

m m
.

C on u a
'
dissolve LIQ UE FY , to beco e liquid
'
‘
'
to to
m
.
,

e lt L rQ c on, any li qu id
'

ml i m
. .

q nrnA , to clear away ; to

'
C o u ran nu
'
c rron. a e t ng to
'
,

e th er p y a
g . .

L t r -a , a furrow or ridge of land .

Ds u a ’
mu °
, ali enation of mi d n . D nu a
'
ro ns , ra ving ; d oting
i
L ,e l i t -t e
, strife ; a lawsui t .

e '
re A rn,
'
to contest i n law . e ’
re r o us, gi ven to l
i tigati on .

” h r -a , a lette r
m
.

A n . the b ’
m eginning of Lrr nnAL , acco rding to the le tter
' '
.

s e ve ral w o rds in success ion L rr naA RY, relati ng to lette rs

' '

m m m
.

L e n of learning
’
wi th th e s a e letter . u r r,
r .

-
s aA rn, unlea rn ed
n1ng.

m
'
.

’ a n a lp habe tic f to rub

'

a aA rn out.
L na n
 or
‘ ’

E T YM OLo e Y.
‘

c u s s Boo
- n

A m
’
ru mt e eoric s tone .
m
a
mf l
,

di e ead.
’
e s,
‘
scu o

L i a r -e r to give or delive r up .

Ban v an, to
’
set free. Ln nnr f a parti cula r dress
'
.

L OC a p l
a ce .

C on noc u n, to p lace together

'
Lo c aL , relati ng to place
'

m m
. .

u oc A rrou, a p lac g be L o c A rc , to p lace ; to fix

’
I
’ '
.

Lo c o u o n orv, the power

’
t we en. 01
Drsw C A T toat, the act of dis
’
changing place .

p l
a ci ng ; a p utti ng ou t o f j oin t .

word, discourse, s ci ence .

L o t -a s (M )
os , reason, a a

A NAL OGY , corresp onde nce

’ ’
. a pa s toral poe m
.

A NT H O L O GY, a collectio n
’
E L O GY, p raise of
'

m
.

fl owers or po e s E NT O M O L O GY, the science that ,

.
'

A ve r o e r , an e xcu se treats o f i ns ects

/

m m m m
. .

A ro e wr rc , gi ven as Er a, the speech at the end

'
c
of a p l

m
cnse ay
m m
. .

Ar o c c n, a fable E derivation of words

’ ° l
or oe

m
. .

A on o
’ °
th ractic of f ? E '
G M i
e p I p se
m
m
c v , e o re U L O U , r a .

te lli ng by the stars E c noe rz a , to co e nd

’

m
'

. .

C AT A LOGUE , a list
'
G u oa v, a . hi sto ry
'

m m
.
.

C n s o n oe r , the science of
’
descent o f fa i lies .

dates GE NE AL OGIST , he who traces

'

m
’
.

C nao noco c rc relati ng desce nts

'
to .

chro nology GE OL OGY , the science of the

'

m
.

C o ucn o n oe v, the science of o f the earth

’
s trnotu
m
.

s hells H o ofl o oo ns, p rop orti onate to

mm
.

D s c A Le n, the ten co andi each other

'

m m
.

H o n ono e a , an i nstru ent that

’
e nts

m m
.

D e ono t o e v , a treatise on e vil

'
a rks the hour .

sp i ri ts ILLoe rc AL , contrary to logic

mm
'

m m
. .

D I AL o c r f a conference ( God Loo A r

’ ‘ ‘
.a se ri es o f nu
.
'

D o xo n o o v , words of prais e to bers

’
.

T he y are a se ries o f artificial numbe rs co ntrived fort he e xpe ditio n o f cal

mti
.

c ulatio n, and p roceedi ng in an ari th cal o

p p
r orti on as the w hen they
m g mt
e ,

l one fo r ine
. .

ans w er to do
é
a eo e n ca ance
1 2 3 4 50 8 9 ;
‘

1 2 4 8 16 32 64 1 25 6 5 12.
m
When the nu bers above , be ginni ng with a nd arith
'

etically p roportio hd , m
h s m
T he add it ion and subt racti on of loga rith s ans we rs to t he m
m
.

ion and { v i si on o f the nu bers th e y co rresp ond wi th ; a nd this saves

m
deal of trouble In like anner will the extractio n of roots b e per
m m m
.

fo r ed b y dis s ect t the loga ri th s of any nu bers for the square res t , wi l l
tri sect tag the
'

for m
cube; and so cc .
" -
H atsi s .
406 cu m -Bo o n or nr r u onoer .

m , to Shi ne .

E wc mm'
to e xplain '
ml
Ps u c c '
c ear ; not Opa u e .
q
mm m
, .
,

L o ce s r, shini ng ; bri ght

’ '
Tn s ’
cs
'
transp arent ;
mm
.
,

Lc o , sp lendor ; clearness clear

'
. .

L ater -a n s, gai n, profit .

Ln c r
'
mg i, a n ; profit .

L ard -o r , to struggle ,

InaLcc r
'
m s , not to be overco m| R
e . u c b u s cs . unwill
’
i ngness . ‘

Lu mb r - o , to study
by candle-light .

a n m ’
r ron, work or study by candle light -
.

L u d o , lu s -u a i , to play , to deceive .

J
E Lunn , to evade
'
.

Au n srort , a refe rence ; a hint E wsoav, tending to elude

' '

m
. .

C ou n s rou:deceitfulagree ent ILL U SION, false show ; error

’ '

m
. .

Ba nnnn , to beguile
~
'
Ln nrc a ons, co ical; sp orti ve
'

m m
. .

decep ti ve. P
‘
c c s , so ethi ng i ntroduc
tory.

L u g u b r -t s , ournful m
m m
.

LUO T UAL, causing grief Lo ec ournful.

' '
s, .

Lu m e n , t er mi te- t s , light
m
.

In '
, to e nli ghte n. Ln rn ru nv , any body w hich
’

lighti n up i ves light

a
g g '
m mm
. .

Ln '
r to c s, s hi ni n ; bri ht
g g . Rnw r , to light anew .

L u st -a , the m oon.

IN rs aLn NAn, belonging to the

' '
L u NA a , relati ng to the oon
' ‘

m
m m m m
.

e xact ti e of ne w- oon Sa w NA a, rese bling half

'

m
a
m
.

adness oon.

mm m
.

SUB LUNAR Y, of this world

’
Lc rw rrc, a ad an [
’ °
ood . .

L nns r tort. a revolution of the

’

L es- o , lest - e m s, to was h a way , or u

p gr e;

A m ’
ar auo n,
o
the act of cleans ing. n or w eak .
added to lan d by the that which di lutes .

wash of water. to de file ; to tai nt .

E n r e, j ar L eu r r e a decoy .

Au m ’
, to entice . Lo a n, an entice mt en .

So calle d fro m
a s upers titio us b elief that the m oon exerted an influenho
upo n tho se who were ins ane .
 LA TIN, GRE E K, A ND OT H ER ROOT S . 07

I n st r - m} a survey md a e every four years

mm
.

Lo s n p uri fi cation
' ’
, .

L o e t s a , sp le ndor ; re nown
'
.

Lns crons, sweet ; delicious

'
. to grow e xube rant
Lux oav , delicious fare
’
.

v olup tuous .

Ly m ph water
m
-a
, .

L n , a transparent fluid . relating to ly mph .

A mm v r rc ,
' ’
curin
g the A N A LYZE , to ake an analysis
'
m
m
.

l PAL sv f a p ri vation of oti on

’

p y
m
a s
m
. .

ANAL YSIB, the separation

'
of a P rr
'
, one s truck by p alsy

m
.

co po und body i nto i ts cons PAa As n, to affect as wi th

'

stituent p arts .
p y
a s l
.

M a c e -o , to be lean or thin .
“

EI A o'
m n, to gnaw lean ; t o
was te .

J a c i n ta-a , a m hin
ac e, a. devi ce.

MAG mN A T
'
m
N , arti ce fi ; p lot .

m a t -0 mm( m ) pu as to fight .

An ae r o ao mn '
Ac v , cock fighting
-

ma
.

Lo oo rt A c contenti on about
’
r,
words .

J a ml e -a , a stain or s ot ; a
p fault
m
.

En c
'
n p n, a freeing less ; p ure .

sp ots .

M a r i n er , mgi a s t r -t , a mt
as er.

M Aers rz arA L, lofty ; p roud M A G IBT RA T E , a civil cfiicer

’
' '
. .

M A G IBT R AC Y, the office of

'
M As r e a , one who controls
'

mgi
.

a s trate .

Jl a g n cs , mama t - s , the loads tone .

M AG NE T the loadstone
'
,
°
. MAG '
NE T ISM, the po wer of at
M A GNE T IC AL , attracti ve
'
.

M a g i c-a s
grea t
mm
, .

M AGrtA K '
greatness MA G m ’
r rc o , a gra nde e of
mi d
,

n
m f m mk
.

M A Gn u
'
oc s noble ; brave . MAG '
rr, to a e g reater.
103 C L A SS BOO K o r E T YM OLo d v.
-
’
I

MA G m
rcaN r, g rand ; sp lendid
'
M m '
s r tc AL, au ust ? d
m
g gran
'

m
. .

M A G nrrt a , si ze ; greatness
’
M A ro g reater ; seni or
’

m m m
. .

M . p ri nc i a l; chie f M u oa , the greater nu

’
ber.
p
m
.

Mu a , di gnity ; grande ur
'
.

J a g -ass , a divi ne r or e nc hanter .

MA '
Gr, wise m en ; eastern phi M A e rc , enc hant
'
mt en .

M a le, ev il, ill .

D a wn "
sorrowful; gloo y m M AL '
r
t nrrr, one
co r who is dis
mm m
.
,

a a rro u, bad sati sfied.

'

m
a
na e g m t en of da irs
a
'

M rao ro a , a cri inal

'
m
m
. .

M ALA M As o ncn, i ll-wi ll

’
.

MALc nrc '

t , a curse .
n or M A LvansA n ort, bad conduct '

m
.

ug s -cu
, e nvi o us fa tal to life
m
.
,

M an or
t m
'
t, one who defa m es . MA L t G ’
rr , vi ole nt
'
hatre d .

MAI/ tea , desire to i n ure . j Mn ror o c s,

'
ill-disposed .

M a lls -a s , a ha mm er.

M AL m
'
, a wooden ha mm er. M A I La / m
a , that my b
a e s p read

r by beating .

e l m -a a breas t or po p
m
, .

Mu ’
m ou , having the shape Ma d an . belonging to th e
of breasts breas ts
m
. .

M '
s aoo s, havi ng breasts .

J a red -a
, for J a nna
(m m)
a , di vini ng, p redicti on
a .

A '
s co m e r , the act of di vi ning L IT H
'
OI A NCY,
p rediction by
by the air sto ne s .

m
.

A arrn rt A c , a foretelling by
'
Ne c aou '
vcr f
m
nu bers Nacaort AN n c '

mm mm y
. ,

Cn o c r . the act of foretell

’
c anc
m
.

i ng by insp ecting the hand P vn o di vinati on by

'
. cr ,
Ga o ntA c , di vination by cast
’
fire .

i ng figures
m mt m
mit t mm d
.

J a red -o , a sca ra -u
, o co , o co an .

Co mN rA D
'
to order ; to lead.
mi
,

Co i
'
n , to p ra s e .

m
M oa dc m u
,
si ni fyi
g tee m is the na e of a co
ea d , and er w m
rit issu
m
mm
mm
f
egt d
h t e
n s Bane
m
in E ngland , and in A erica fro so e o f the higher
m m
ro

m
m
n 8 9 u ec ted o nu
. or infifi
’

ninn‘ than
.

“,
lgfi
a ot
do so e act therein al e ed .
no cu ss Boon or EI r Mo Lo e r
- .

H a r t y r (M )
ug , a witness, a m ty ar r.

Mn '
rn one p ut to death for Mm mn r
‘
oo v . a history of
m ty
-

adhere nce to a cause . ar rs .

Mn m o u , the death of Pn mm n, the first m ty

’ '
a
'
r o fl ar r.

m ty ar r.

M u s ca t - a s , a ml a e. M as '
co mmml ; m ly
s , a e an .

M a s sa c r e , F
( )L carnage , slaughter. M ss sAcan, butchery '
.

In a ra
-
m
i ncorporeal mm m mt i l xi t
Ma '
a er a e s

m
. ,

M s rn a the doctri ne
'

'
ul , once .
mz t f m i t
'

w hich deni es the e xistence M an

'
a r n, o or n o
o f sp irit . mt at er.

M a t er , ma n i mth - s, a o er.

mth o erly . M m m fl dm it t mm
a c
' '
rs o a o e
Ms r mm
’
c n, the murd er o f b hip
a ers
M m ld ly w m
.

’
a o u , an e er o an .
M mig ’
A r nnro nv ,
'
arr a e .

M a t h ew - a (poe m) learning
m m- r m; th
.

m
,

M a as relati ng to a »
Ma A s e science of
h mti
t e a cs . q ti tyuan
M m m m l
.

one versed in P a over of learni n .

' ’
n rrc r rrrn o n
'
'
s g
mth mti P m m
, ,

i know
'
a e a cs . or ra
'
v, var ous

a self -
m i g m hi
ov n ac ne .

M a t t er -a s , rip e .

m m nt
I '
r o rip e . M ar m '
t , the sta te of grow
rror

M m ip
aro n
’
, r eness. i ng ri pe .

Pann r unn
’
, l lp e too soon .
’

M a xi m m th -u
, e
greates t.

Mu ’
nr, a general truth .
IM u mmth
’
r , e greatest quanti ty.

M u lt a n - a o m
( umw
) - to contri ve , to invent.
m m m
,

lu n c rc a
’
not acco rdi ng to M nc n e r n r, a
'
mk a er o f a
mh
,

the laws of ec anics. c hi nes .

M nc m '
lcs, the science of
°
m o M nc a m '
rsu , th e construction of
tion. m hin
a ac e.

M e at - a s , middl e.

Im nn ’ '
instant ; direct
rn, M m nm m
s iddl oc
'
e rate .
mm m
.
,

I a nn rs , co i n be tween
'
g . M E D IT E RRA NE AN, e ncircle d with ’

M nnu ’
r ro n, i nter ositi on
p land;
m m
.

Mn nt t, the iddle state

'
,
 L A T IN, e ns s x, u mm o en noors.

J ad e-o r , to cure , to heal

mn m i
.

I ‘
rc n, ncurable . M an rc '
m
n r, any thingused i n '

Im mm n
‘
n not to be re m e heali ng
m
.
,
’
died M s n rcuur, p hysio ; a re edy
mdi i
. .

M a n rc a n, relating to Rs n nnv , a cure ; repara ti on

' '
e c ne .
m
.

Rnus nrs n, aflordi ng re edy

'
’
.

M e a n -a r , to m use , or think u pon .

M nnrra h
rrort, deep thought Pa n
’
ru u to think before
i f
. ,

an

mll t (m) h Jl e l, a - s u , oney .

H r na on
’
n, liq a f md f M uor or e o s u rr rc s r ro x,
’
the mki a ng of
honey an dw t h
a e r.
y one
m mixt
.

Mu n r nnous ,
'
y i ldi g h y O e n one . x
’
n, a ure of vi ne gar
Mn u r
'
w nn r, swee tly flowi ng.
'
a nd honey .

M a m (m
m) a , black, dark . Mnn '
m m c no r, sadness dej ection.

dila to r, better
m m mt
.

Ain
'
u orw rs , to i prove . Mn mu o
’
rro n, i prove en .

c l- o s (mm) , a son or
g p oe m .

I mm '
nrons, un mi us ca l. M s n ona ’
m , a dra m a contain
Ml n onv, sweetness of
’ °
sound. i ng songs .
a c un u
’
,
°
the ni ghtingale.

M c m b r a ss - a mm
, ab e rane .

fibro us skin Mmu m n ’

o h aving the for
r m
m mmb
.

Ma A NA on oos,
'
consisting of of a e rane.

M e nt o r , mi df l
n u .

Co m iw n t h ld i m
n o
’
r o o n e M s uo m '
nnn, a note to help the
mm y
,

e or

C m m w thy f M am
.

o nit, the faculty of re col

' ’
o n o u or o re
mmb
,

e ran es .

Im m b y d mm y
u uo n
’
e on e or M s uo nru , serving to keep in
’

mm i l mm
.
,

M an n
'
ro ,
°
a e or a M nn r tou, to sp eak of [ e ory
'

m m
. . .

M t ft Rnu n naa, to boar i n i nd

' '
nu o an accoun o ransac
f mmm y m
.
,

ti w itt
ons r en ro e or . Rs nrs a c s , reco llecti on
’
.

J en
( m) y , a mnth o .

An ’
m ao , an annu al cale ndar. M oo n, the orb of night.
Mn m '
s c os ,
‘
a sort of le ns .

M en a ce household ; lection of ani

a col ml a s.

“ Brend a n
“ a Mn ’
Nn L , a do m ti es c servant.

ml
,

a s.
 ll! c u ss noon e r a rr u o
- m ev .

J essa -a , a ble ish ;m a m

it k s a e.

An ND '
to correct ; to refor m
m
.
,

E n rt '
rron, correcti on .

J u d i e -a s , a beggar
m
.

Man mm
'
c , a begga r . M a nnrc ’
, th e state of beg
i
g gn .

J en s , m ea t -i s , the mind
m mt
.

C on nrs rrr, note ; e xp la nation

’
Co -
r on, a writer of co m
m mt i
.

C onr n a nv , a w ri ti ng to e x
’ ‘
e n ar es .

p l
a in an othe r M '
atin
E N T AL , rel
g to the i nd m
mm
. .

V s n
’
nc n, force ; ardor .

M c n s u r -a , a m easu re . M e lt - a r , to m easure .

A nn u
’
o nn m r,
'
the act of Inc on ’
a u so a u u having no
m mm m
,

easu ri ng co on eas ure .

mm mp t
.

C on s n s ’
p p
ro orti o nate
'
, . M s as '
uas . to co u e
q uanti ty

Du nn srou, bulk ; e xte nt by ru le .

'
a

mm m m
.

In u z as o , not to be Ma nso aa r ron, the '

art of
'
ea ea
su re d s uri n
g
m
. .

In a u sn , unbounded ; vast
’
M a r a , to eas ure .

m m m
.

I , i nfinit ; vas tness M E rE n, a

’ '
ns e as ure r.
y .

a l e- o , m ea t- m , to gli de, to fl ow .

M m '
ns n,
°
'

to run with a win Pa n n u

’
, that m
ay be passe d m
mg co urse . throu gh .

PE R ME A T E , to p ass through
'
.

c r cl tenderness , goodness .
'

M
’
tenderness ; i U m m ’
wi thout p ity

m
t a c n,
na cv , p y
.
.

J er e - a r , to buy ; to tra c.

Co m
m as , trade ; intercourse M mm ' '
r, a p l
a ce o f sale .

m m mm
.

C on sn c
’
, ati ng to c o
rel M na ’
c r rsn, thi ngs bo ught
and sol
d.
M E R CA NT ILE , tradi ng
'
M s a cn ’
m r, a trade r
m m
. .

M s a cn utv , a hire ling

'
. M s a cr
’ " v an anci e nt he ath e n
,

M s n c s n, one w ho sells silks

’
. dei ty .

m
Q
J ef f -o
, u se r s -u mt , o plu nge , to ove rwhel .

En n
’
en , to ris e o ut o f. M a no n, to sink .

En n o s ncv , sudden occasion.

’ °
Sc an ne r to pu t unde r wate r
m m
, .

Iu ’
to p ut under water. So drowning
'
s , ,
n srou, a .

H e was the go d o f e lo q uence , the p atro n of erchants , the invento r of the m

l and harp . the p ro te c to r o f poe ts o r usicia ns , wrestlers m m
m
e n o f ge ni us , of
£2 . the oondno c l depa rtsd to th ei r prop er
‘

usi cal» and conve yed m

m
the an ages of J upi ter and all t o the gods
r .
1 16 cu ss nco: -
f
or n rvu o
,
'
mv c . T
.

alter -o s ( pu a
p e . ) little , s mll a .

M r cnoc ou , a li ttle world

’ ’ ’
r c nos cc rn , an
'
m
i nstru e nt for
m m
.

M rcao u r u n, an i nstru ent vi ewi ng th e s allest objects

‘
to .

J i g r -o , mi c r on -cu ss, to re m ovemn fro o e p l

a ce to anoth er.

Eu who mi t Im m '
rro r , the act of co m
i g
'
re ns n r, one
'
t n
m mm
e es . c
Ex '
ro a a rn,
'
to re o ve a i nto a ne w country .
l Mrcu’
m to anothe r
m
p ace re, to re ove
m imm
.

Ix wh i
'
oa one o country .
mmm m
,

Tn fro
'
grates . s o n ort,
one
place to ano e r.

M i les , m i n i s,
t - a soldi er .

Mu '
m
r a , to oppose .

soldiers. M n rr u , the e nrolled sol

di ers .
° ’

m a c, a thousand .

M IL POIL , '
p la nt ;
a the y arr o w M IL LE PE D,
'
an i nsect having
mny f t
.

a a nu rt, a be lieve r i n the

’
a ee
mill m Mm m
.

enni u
’
thousandth.
m
. u s ,

a ’ ‘
a thousand years .

J i m -a s ( w
pa s ) an m
i i ta tor, a farce .

mn dumb
,

M ur rc , ’
a buflcon
'

. Paa 'f
ro m , show .

Jil i n - w , threats .

M nn s c n, ’
to threaten . Mr m '
c rous, full of threats

m
.

Ji -cc
, j
to ut out, to hang o ver .

[ i ng m
P no rr nsrr, standing out
’

m m
. .

li i ts ,
p e nd SUPE RB I INI NT , e inent in
'
a
high degree .

M i n er a l ami ne ral.

M m ’
hard fossil body
nns n,
°
a a m ’
oo r , the science of
m mi l
.

a rz a n o n, the act of
’
ne ra s .
conve rtin
g i nto a i ne ral m .

M i n i s t er , mi ssi o n -i , a servant, a helper .

A mN n rs rn n, to sup p l .
’ '

y M rN rs rnrt , a clergy an
' ' o
m
An mm r s n o n. the a ct of ad
’
m
M rs rnv , the body of i ni ste rs
' '
m
mi i t i mm
.

n s e r ng ; dispe nsatio n M rsr ’

rro rt , agenc y ; servi ce

mm
. .

u -o
, mi ssu s- i s m , to lesse n .

C ou ’
mm
n, to p ulve riz e m
Inn rt t sn annn, that c annot be
'

m m m
.

D x rsn , to i pair ; to lesse n

’
di i nis hed h e rea lit .
[t y
m m
. .

act of aki ng less M ’

w rua n, a p icture less than
mll; littl m m
.

s a e. M '
nro n , the s a llest quantity .
 L aw wa s , AND 01 mmR m oo s 1 15

m
.
,

m
M tott, a favori ts ; a alltyp e
’
m '

M m sn the nu mb er to be di
m
.

M r no n one under age

’ f
inished
m m m m m
. .

M oa , the le ss nu be r
’
M r s s , di inished by
’

m m
. .

M r rrn , v ery s all

’
.

M i r -a s , strange , w onderful .

A D I M LB, worthy of being

'
m
A nu
’
n o x, wonder ; este e m
m Mm w mt
.

ad ire d a u ral e vent.

’ °
ac a s up e
m Mm
. ,

An n , to regard wi th wonder c ur o us , s u pe rnatural.

’ '

or es te e m . Mm n ’
no , a looking glass -
.

M i s c -cc , m i s t -e m t mi s, o x.

A nl rx m
, the substance
'
in m M rs mm'
c , a collec tio n of va

gle d t io us thi ngs .

'

m
.

C onnn x , to ingle ; to ble nd

'
Mn to p ut to ge th e r
m m m
. .
,

In rs c rnnn, not capable of be ing

’
e
'
s, a ixed ass
m m
.

ingle d P no u rs c uo ns, ingled ;

'
con
m
.

INT E RI IX , to i ngle together fused

'

m m
. .

M o Ln , to ix ; to j oin
’
.

M i ser , wretche d, pitiful .

C on u rs nrw rn, to
’
co mp assionate ; M r as a ,
'
a p e rson co ve tous to
to pi ty e xce ss .

mm mi y ;
.

M ’
wretched ; helpless M ts nav , ca la distress
'
n u , . t .

M i c -0 8 (
p esos ) hatre d, en mity
m m
.
,

M rs a ’
no r n, a hater of mn a M rs m r n aor rc an,
'
hatin g an
ki d n kind
mh t m m
. .

M rsou s
’
r, a re d of arria e .
g M rso o ’
e s r, a
'
wo an hater .

M i t i g -o , to mk m
i ld
a e .

M rr ra x rn,
’ '
to alleviate . UNM IT '
IGA T E D , no t softe ned.

M i t t-o , mi ss -i s mt , o se nd .

m
A n ss r ost, th e act of ad itti ng
'
m Dnm ’
sn , de a th ; de ceas e
m D m
. .

A n r , to rece ive ; to allow ss r o n , dis charge

' ’
r
'
. .

A n n rr r a n c n, entra nc e Exn i
’ ‘
o ne sent on a se c ret
'
aar v
mi i
. ,

C o u u rss r o n , a trus t a wa rrant

’
. ss o n ; a spy .
C o u ln ss a a v , a delegate ; a de
'
E u rssr ort, a sendi ng out
’
.

E urr , to s e nd forth
'
u
p yt
mmit m
. .

the act of co Ina nu is srn , not to be al

'

ti ng lowe d
mm
. .

C on se lecte d I n ssrow, ce ssa tion ; p a use

’ ° '
rr r ns f n
m m m
p e rso s
mi m
.

I
’
to e xa ne or anage a ny a rr r , ceasi ng at i nte r

mtt a e r. v als
m
.

C o n rn o n j
to ad ust M n r t rssr on, the act of giving
'
by
’
snf con
c ess i on. liberty to slaves .
1 16 ens w noox or M a s er

mm
.

M arrow “ to r lease fro ml anx, contai ning a

mm
'
, e s a p ro
iss
m
v er
y . .

M rs sa , that be thro wn Rn-a le t in again

' ’
ay rrr , to
m mm
. .

M rssr o u, a bei ng sent

’
Rn c o
-
’
rrr , to co it anew
m
. .

M rssr o s av , one sent

'
to sl a ck ; ca reless
p p
m
ro s .

te li gio n Rnurssr o n, abate ent ; pardon

'

m
ga re
m
. .

M rs srvn a lette r sent Ra r u rtcn, a s u sent back

' ° '
’

m m
. .
,

O , to l Sunxt s st vn, hu ble

' '
eave out
Om mgl t ; f il
. .

’
Sunn u f to resign , to yi eld
'
s sr c n e ec a ure .
m
.

w itt p i i n r en er ss o Suan en , a susp icion

'

P m
. .

nn g ti l '
s srvn, ran a eav e . a se ndi n ove r
g
P m t t t
.

sn h d '
o s a e ore a n T RA NBI IT , to se nd ov er
'

mm m
an , . .

"
P a o u rsn, a
'
binding declaration . U
’
, not abated ; ia
ce ssant.

M O, f or J ua n (w as
) , to re mind .

ac t of ge neralp ar a rt of mm y e or .

don .

M o d -a s, a m eas ure , a mn a ne r.
'
m
A cco u uo rn, to fit ; to adj ust '
M on n rn, e '
m t mp
e rate ; not v io
'

m
.

C o rn ro o ns, conveni ent

'
lent
m
. .

C on o n rrv , i ntere st ;
'
erchan M OD E RN, late ; recent
'
.

M o n ns rv, decene
’ '
difide nce
m
.

D rsc o n to put to trouble M o n te n t , a

’
i
'
o nn , .
por t on .

In oc nas r s f excessive
’
M on rr v , to shape to so fte n
'

m m m
. .

In on ns r, wanti ng odesty M o nrr u o u, the act of odi

’ ' '

mm
.

INco n o ons, i ncon venient fyi ng

'

m m mp
. .

M o ns , ethod ; for M o o n, te er ; disposi ti o n

m
. .

M OD E L, a ould ; a pattern
'
to var so und
y
m
. .

a odel anew
’
o n nn, to .

J o t -a ; a mill -s tone .

M on s o o n ’
, a mi nute p arti cle .

h t uo u rs , to sacri fi
' '
ce .

J o u s t -a s , troubleso mt e, easing.

M o ns s r , ' '
to trouble ; to vex. Ma s rs rrou,
' ’
disturbance .

” O ld to rear, to build.
D nu o n rsn, to destroy
’
M orn, a s ot
p ; a m ound.
m
.

D nu o rr on, destruction
' '
.

Soft.

E M OL L IE NT , softening
'
. M OLLIF ICA '
T ION , a so fte nin
g .

M OL L IF Y, to ass uage ; to quiet

'
.

M o m e n t -u m mi , ot on, force ; a second .

Mo ’
i mp ortance in M o n n r o n force ; i petus
’ °
m
m
l nx r, an
m
'
, .

M o u nn v, lasti ng for a
'
o
Mo u a r ous,
'
weighty . mt en .
 L AT IN, e as e s , r un cra s s us ers . 1 191

J a n- m mm , u -i s
, agi ft, or p re se nt ; an c fice ; a portion

m
.

C on '
l o u, an op en, p ub lic E xc e u lw ’
cx ra ,
'
to e j ect fro m
gro un d [p l h h mmb ers hi
m mx th m
e c u rc
mn p
e
p
m
. . .

Co ’
I rt rrv , p rivi le e
’

m
u osra
'
e co o eo
,
g .

C on x i t
’
u ru o n ercourse . Inc o u u nrc
’
that cannot
m m gth mm w lth m
, ,

Co ’
rv
'
e co on ea he i parted
m t t lk t g th
. .

C ou n
’
o a o e e r. M UNIr rc nrt r, li beral’ -

mm
, .

Co f ’
c s n o n, con e re nce . RE I U NE RAT E , to reward
'
.

M u m u r r, a mu m r ur.

M ua ’
no n, a
°
low , shri ll noise a m ’
to u tter back in
mm
.
,

ur urs .

M a r -a s , a wall .

i nclose ; to confi M
In l i i
'
vas , to ne . o
'
u n, ’
perta n ng to a wall .

M a s -a
( p s se
o
) , a m use , a p oe m
mc
.

A r ou , to di vert
'
. M nsx '
a repository of curiosi
M o n , to think ties .
m ml dy mi
.

M u src , ha r ony ; M USICI AN, bne skilled i n

' '
e o . us c.

J en n a- m( ab M oss ) , 9 . m uscle or s inew.

M e ns a , a little ani al m .

Mo s can, a fleshy fibre

’
.

M a u l -u s , mi md a e

m Unmm mimd
.

Mu '
rx,
'
to mim; t
a o deface . u
'
rnn, un
'
a e .

M eet - o , m u t a t -u mt , o change .

Co mm t ’
o e xchange . M m ur
'
n
’
nrt , one guilty of mti u ny .
m m
,

In ’
u ran unchangeable . Mn ’
r ous, se diti ous .
m
,

m
Pn rrort, exchange .
’
u
M n r nrv, ris e agai nst to c hange to
’ ’
to nu suo rn
'
, an
thori ty . other nature .

M eat - u s , du b m .

M m , du b ; m sp eechless . On m '
ns c nrtcx , loss of speech.
-

M a t es- a s , o ne ano ther, each other.

MU T UAL , recip rocal ; e ach acti ng i n return to the other.

'

M y s, my -o s
( u
p s, o
p r,
o
) a m uscle of th ebody .

M voo ’
u rnx, a descrip tion of science of the
the m uscles .

M y ri a s, my ri a d -a s m)
( as , the nu mb e r of ten thousand.

M m u n, ten thousand ; a ve ry large nu

’
m
b er.

T he w a ura lis o r mo ral cro wn, a mg h t e ancient Ro ans , w m

as a
m munt d th
as on

go lden crown bestowed on hi who first o e e walls of a besi eged

place.
 c u es-noox or a m oro us .

M y s t-cs (w as) , h idden, secret.

e nig m a. s m
’
c rs n, the doctri ne of the
M vs rn nroo s, full of
' ’
my t s ery. M ystics .

M y t h -
no s
w )
e , a word, a fable .

M m ’
ro , fabu lo us . M v rno n oo v , a syste
' ’
mf f bl
o a es .

Jl a (m ) mb ness or torp idn m

‘
r c -e ay , nu s.

Nu daflodil
'

crs s us, the ca usi ng

’
.

Nu oc era,
'
stup eihctibn .

Jra r r -o , to narrate . Nxa ’

ns rn, to rela te ; to tell
'
.

Jra sc -o r , sea t -a s , to be born, to s p ring .

C oc rw rs , ki ndred ;
’
of the sa m e e '
ua u , p roduc ed by nature .
NA T '
URAL IBT , o ne versed i n the
liv Nx
'
m inb
'
orn. study o f nature .

m m
,

Nas cnrt r, co ing into be i ng

’ '
. e '
u rz n ,to invest wi th the
NA T AL , relati n to one s birth
' ’
p ri vi le
ges o f a n ative ci ti z en
g . .

m
NA T ION disti nct p e op le Panr nansf nn n, b ycnd w hat
'
, a .

u rrx, state o r character is natural

’

m
.

as a nati on Rx s cxu r, ris ing again i nto

’ '

m m
.

Nx rro u zn, to ake a distinct

'
bei ng .

Sunru s cnu r, growi ng beneath

’ '

m
.

Na rrvn, natural; original.

’
Surnasw r u n, above nature
’

Nar rv m m
.

'
birth UNNA r o nau znn, not
' '
ade a
m
, .

NA ’
T , the uni verse . citiz en .

J u l -a s , the nose .

Ns ’
sAL , belonging to the nos e . Nas rc o art ons
’
, havi ng a horn on
the nose .

Jra t -o , “ ( st a t -u m to sw i m
m
,

m
.

Ns ’
r swi mi g n m
i
[ g n Sm nna r
’
m '
r, s wi m
mi g n on
m
, . .

NA rs '
'
rro u, the a ct of s wi the tap .

Jl a u se-a
'

(m ) ore , sea-sickness .

Nxo ’
su , loath ing ; sea s ick
-
Na o ’
sno o s, loa thso m;e s icke n
ness . ing .

Jl a a t - a ,
‘
a sai lor, a mi ar ner.

Nau rrcu ’
, rel
ating to s hi p s . Ns o m
’
o s, a s hell fish that sa ils . -

Jra s - i s m
( )
g a s hip .

m
,

C ’
a v ro s m t il u d
'
o sa ro n Nxv to p ass by ships
’
ro x rn,
'

C mm nm th t m
. .
,

Rnua v ro x rn , to sail
'
’
b
’
c a v ro a a a e n. '

y ,

il d nd. Uuuxv not t for

'
sa e ro u ro u nn,
Ns ’
vx, a fleet .
p assage of vessel
s.
m cu ss m oox or m u ons .

M a t er , ”co i r -su mih ne t er.

Nnn n
'

i diflerd
'

au z a , to render n
'

Na n m m ’
, a e nt.

J
‘
ex , n e e - i s , death, destruction .

a
’
cr ons, very hurtful; destructi ve .

M c -e
( rt-
sq
) , vi ctor
y. A nsn ’
Ni c , a p oisonous mi ne ral substa nce .

M y e r , fl i e r -u , b l
a ck m .

Nn o uo ,
'
one of the black race Ni c ans c n , grow g black
'
. m m .

M h i l, noth ng i
mmm nothi
.

A NNI '
BIL AT B, to destroy . N ’
, ngness .

M i r -el m, nitre o r saltpe tre .

Nr m
’
saltpetre .

m mp
,

Ni '
c , co osed of nitre.
the ele mt en s of ni tre .

M o e -o , to wink . Co mm t '
, o wink at .

W o e -c o , to h urt J
‘
o xi -a s, h urtful
m
.

mthi
.

In i tocxi tca , p urity ; har less

’
m N '
sa noa , so e ng oflhnsi ve .
Innoc no ns, har less
’
[ness m . . O BNOX IOUS. '
sub ect ; exposed ;
j
No x i ons, h urtful
’
. odious .

W o m en , re mi ss-i s , a na m e.

B m nn ’
i ti g f tw
o ir cons s n o o No '
m m cu n, a syste mf o
mmb s t m m
,

m
e er or er s. na es .
D m x m; l
nuorr
’
s r ro a na e a c ass . NO M '
INA L , not real ; in na e
h m
,

s a e. only .
M m m
nr h i g m y
so
’
n, av n an No u ’
nn rs , to na m; t e o p p
ro ose
m t m
.

na es or e r s. P ao no nir, a word used ins tead

’

t mb m
whi h we er c of a noun
G
ythi
e er s
m
. .

call or distinguis T n o n nu r. containing

'
ngs .

M o os
( mm) l w m , a a , a anage mt en .

An noit o i rx, the sci ence o f the E O0N 01fl , frugali ty

' ' °

m
.

hea venly bodies E c oiv o rn sn, to e p loy

'
wi th
m m
.

Dn the fifth book

’ ’
no n o uv , e cono y.
of th e Bi ble .

Wo n , not .

m
Non o n, unwillingness
'
Nonnit '
r m nonexi stence .
m
.
,

Non a o n, inori ty i n age

'
Non a s a gre at difli culty
’ '

m No u snnsn unm
.
, .

No who does eani ng words

' '
nc oxr o t i s r, one
'

f m
, .

not co n or NON SUIT , s top p age of a s ui t at;

'

m
.

Nounltsc rr
’
, not ye t de scribed . law .

T he s econd boo k o f the law ; fro md euteron, secon d .

 L A T IN; c a nnx, s un o m en nco rs
-
.
.
13 3

W a nt, a c c t -i s , n ight .

E ’
on m o x, the ti mf eo equal day Eoni a oc '
m , pe rtaini n g to the
and ni gh t. eq uinox.

No c rnn NAL'
’
, ni gh tly. NIGH T , the ti m
e fd o arkness.

Jl
‘
or m -a
, a rule or sq ua re .

E ivo n '
i i ons , e xcess ive . Non uu '
, according to rule .

Jlf o sc
'
-o , no t -u mt , o know . Jr o b i l - i s , noble .

A m o w n nno n, to confess
'
. NO T IF Y,
'
know n to mka e .

C o nno rss nna fa j udge ; a critic

'
. NO T I ON, tho ught ; idea
'
.

Ie n c ans , of low bi rth

’
. Nc ro a ro nsf p ublicly known
' '
.

K n o w , to p ercei ve ; to under the hea d regis

s ta nd
[ atio m m trar
m
. .

K now n nno n, learni ng ; i nfo r

’
v
Rnc oo zn, to know agai n
’

m m
.

Non rrx, digni ty ; ra nk

'
Rnc o c rr o n, the art of recog '

m
.

N B NO T A nn Nn, ark well

' '
niz ing

mk ; m
. . . .

Nut s , a ar notice . Rnc ou noxn n, to exa ine ; to '

NO T ICE ,
'
to note ; to hee d . su rvey .

W o t -a , mk a ar .

A NNOT A '
T ION, a note ; a co m N m o
’
nv f an o ficer who attests
mt ea contrac ts a ndwritings
m m
. .

D nno rn , to betoken
' ’
Nor x r i on, a ode o f arking
'

mm
. .

No u nns , e orable
'
. No r i c n, observation
'
.

W o n -a s , ne w.

In ’
novu n, to
'
i ntroduce novel Nov rc s , ’
o ne uns killed .

ties o r change Novrr i a rn, ’ '

s tate o f a novice .
m mk
.

Ne w , fre sh ; odern . Rnunw , to '

a e again.
Nov s L , ne w ; unusual
'
. Rnuova n cu,
'
rene waL
Nov nnrv, ne wness ; freshness
' '

m
.

-cc
, a c l
o ud. Nnni r naons. bringing clouds
’
,
.

"a p mt my
m
Ju d o-o , t -u , o v eil, to arr .

C onu n ’
nu n, nuptial; mt im a t o Nur ’
r ran, rel
a tin
g to arriage .
nial .

M ed -a s , nake d, bare .

Da m n
'
, to stri p ; to mk a e bare . Nn nrrv,
’
nakedness .

J u g - a c , trifles , toys.

Nno a c rrv, tri fli ng

'
beha vior .
INn c aro
'
nv ,
'
trifling ; futile .

M i l- a s , none , no o ne .

Am ’
n , to abolish NUL to
'
ake void
L II Y,
-
‘
m
N m
. .

or , vo i d ; of no force . Nor/L u v, nothiugness .

 124
'
cr ass noo n o r nrv uc no c v.
-

fi n er -a s , n uu
‘

mb er.

E un n n r to reckou up si ngly
m
’

E on n n ns ivr, havi ng the

’
m . Nn n
NM
'
m
RA T IO
'
,

N t f num
ar o
mb r;
relating te nu
b i g
‘

e
er n

s m mb mb r
, .

a e nu er. Nnunn rc u '

d noting
e nu e

Im m mny t f w
. .

’
i rn nn, that cannot be Nn unnons, ’
a no e

um m b
.

b d S nrxnu n n s t t d
’
v , a ove a s a e
mb
n e re .

Nnn '
nna , to count ; to reckon. nu er.

N i aci n , m u si ci an -e m s, to bring news , to te l

l.
Ar m oua c a
’
to p u blis h Mi s m nonisc s
’
to prono unce
m im
, . ,

Ax cu
'
ri on, the act of an p p ro erly .
NnN cro '

an envoy fro mth p p e o e.

D m
,

declare a a i nst
'
to PRONOUNCE , to s '
p k t
ea tt o u er.
g
a na c n ;
md f tt
.
,

D nrrnn cn rron , p ublic t reat

’
P ncunivc ra rrort ,
'
. o e o u er
E nnn c n rx, to declare ; to e x
’ '
ance .

p ress Rnnonit cz , to disown ; to dis '

m m
.

INT E RNUN C IO be cl
ai
'
a essenger
m m
.
,

Rnwo e n s root, a di arw ng

' -
.

. l fl
'
-o
, to nod. I m ’
a no ,
‘
an oblique hi nt .

M ri -o
, tan t r a m-e s, to nourish, to suckle .

lum arrr ons,

’
not nouris hi ng Nnit r nnn, to feed to train
'

m m
. .

to sup p ort by food. Nn r it n ivr , nouris h ent food

’
.

Nnasn, a pe rson who has the NUT RIT I ON, the act or p rocess'

care of i nfants or si ck p e rsons . o f nouris hing .

Jl u x ,
‘
m a c - i s , a nut.

Nncrr nxo ns, bea ring nuts

'
. Nn c ’
m fh t t ns t a about w hi ch mt a
te r is collecte d.

O b l i vi o , ob li vi o n - i s , forgetfulness .

Os arv ronf forgetfulness

'
.
lO nnrv i o ns , forgetful
'
.

a b s cess-a s , fo r 0 0 m m immd t , o es , unchas te .

Onsc xnn , i
’
mmd o est ; imp O m
ure .imp
'
s rrv , urity .

“ s ca r -ass , obscure .

Onsc nna
'
, dark ; unknown . Onscn arrv. darkness ; p ri vacy
'
.

O c c u lt -a s , hidde n, secret .

hidde n orp l
a net is bi d fro o ur s i ght m
m
.

Occ nurs ri ort, the ti e that a star by another heavenly body

’
.

O t to ( 6a m) , e ight.

Oc u
'

p l
a ne fi
o o w, a
gure of ei ght O c ra vo, a book in which a s h eet
' '

angle s
( glen is folded i nto e ight lea ve s
m
. . .

Oc r onu n, havi ng e ight an hap pe ning e ve ry

’ '

m
E N NIA L ,
'

Oc ro nn the tenth e ighth year

'
.
m c u s s Boo n -
or at tra ct a nt .

o ut -o n few . OL
'
re aacn x, the go vern mnt e of a few .

O li n-a ( 3 m) , o live . O l e-cu lt , ci l .

O IL , an u nctuo us mtt r
a e . OL '
rvn, a p l
a nt yi e l
d i ng oi l .

Ou a o i ivons, oi ly
'
.

W ’W a munt in o a of M acedonia.

the four years fro m OL v n r rc, relatin

’
to ga m in
'

m g es
o ne c e lebra tion of the Oly Greece
m
.

i
p g
c a es to another.

( even, regular.
O n ea l -o s 6M ) ,

A n ou u v , irre gulari ty ; de via

'
i rregular ; out of
ti on fro rule m .

M en , o mi ts-i s , an o m en.

A nou ’
m s rn
'
fto abhor ; to de test.
'
i

O M E N, s sign a prognostic
m
.

A no u hateful Du o v a, forebodi ng
'
’
nui nu t, . .

O a si s-i s , all
, e ve r
y .

On m r
’
i ,
c a ll c re ati ng. al m
i ghty
m
-

m m m
.

Ou Ou sc r nit c s , i nfinite Wis do

’
'
r nns n
'
, p rese nt every .

O si Ntv ono ns, all-devouri ng

’
.

O no m (d -a rone ) a na m e.

m
,

A NON ’
i m ons, wanting a nam e. PA T RONYM IC , a na e deri ved
'

f am m
_

M nron xl x. a change fro a father

‘ °
o n es .

mbling m mm m
.

P ano n vi rons , S , a word of the so

' '
rese an o e
other word . meani ng wi th anothe r .

O a si s , o t t er -i s , a burden, or load.

E xo n ni w rn,
'
to disburden . O N nno ns, burdenso
'
m e.

Op a c -sss , shady , dark .

Orac '
rrv, want of transparenc y . Ors ons
'
, not transpare nt.

Op e r -a O p us , op er - i s, work, labor
mti m
.

Cc to labo r oi ntly for

j Or nns ,
'
a dra a c co p i i os t on
the sa m e end. se t to m usic .

Inor acti ve. O rnaa rroa , agency ; influe nce

' '
s a u rvn,
'
not
m
.

M ANG U VRE , ' °

a skillful o ve O p s no sn , laborio us
'

mt
.

en .

T hes e were sole n ga es a m m m

the ancient Gree ks, dedic ated to Oly m
ia n J up iter, and ce le b rated o nce in o ur ears at O to wn i n Gree ce, m
m y
p a
and co ns ti tutin g an i portant e poch i n isto ry an a nalogy T he first
‘

m mm
.

m
Oly i ad co enced 775 years be fo re the b i rth of C hris t , and tw enty-t wo
p m m
,

years efcrs the foundation of Ro e ti on by Oly p i ad: ceas ed

.

T he co p uta
m
.

at the 364th Oly p iad , in the year 4 10 o f the C hrista n era .

 Li n n, GRE E K , AND OT H E R m oo rs .

OP M “ a serp ent.

O m n oarfl
'
he sci ence d ee r 0 m mm ’
ene, a ting serpents.

p e nts .

Op h th a l m -o s (M M Q . the eye .

O mm ’
n urc, rel
ati ng to the D ur a n /nu , a disease of the
eye . ey es.

O p a l -a r , to thi nk, to i mgin a e.

O m ’
, to th ink . Or m rorw rnn, obs tinate
'
i n op i

O p t -o ( 61 m) to see
m
.

m
,

, ocul a r de onstration D no r sv, a colle ction of water

’
An ro
’

mm
.

Ca r
'
c s, the sci enc e of the in the body .

refle ction of light

[ optri cs O r rtcs, the sci ence of light and
'
t
mm
.

Ca r rc u , relati ng to ca v is io n
'

m
.

Dror c s, th e sci ence of the O PT IC I A N, one skilled in optics .

’ '

refraction of light . m
S or sxs, a general vi ew
’
.

Op t -o
, op t a t - u mt , o wis h, to choose .

Anon ? to receive as rron, c hoice ; f

’
Or p re erence.
Or u rrvn, exp ressi n
' '

W en t-u s , w ealthy , ric h .

Inor mu
’ '
r, not wealthy . Or
'
nLnNcn, wealth ; affl uence .

mm ( m
m) a -a 6 the thing seen.

m
,

Drou nu , a trans
’
ent pai nti ng Pa no n ,
' °
a large ci rcular
sh o win
g the e ect of ligh t. p a i ntin
g .

O r b -i s , a ci rcle or
g lo be .

E xon nrrw r f enor ous ;

’
m exces O n nrr, a line desc ribed by a
’
no
s iv e . v olvi ng p lane t .

One , a sph ere ; a w heel Oun c nu n, sphe rical

'
. .

an oath . E x o nc rsn, to expel evil spirits

’
o re -o n ( 69
°
)
x05 ,

M -o
, o r d i n a te, order, arrange mt en , rank .

Co holding th e sa m e O R D INA L , noting o rde r

'

m
.

rank . Oa n a ncn, a p ublic law

’

m mm
.

D renri nnn, to rufli e ; to confuse . O n nr nv , co on ; usual

’ ’

m m m f m k bl m
.

E Pan o nna to orda i n before

’ '
n nn tr re ar a e.

m immd t
,

l u
ivo n nn
‘
n,
' o
o era e . hand
nm m
.

In n di b di n
snno n
’
a rt o , so e e ce ; P a oa n ru , first i n orde r ;
’

re volt . ori gi nal

mm
.

ap po int ; to decree Snnoa n a , infe rior ; subj ect.

'

O a n n u g to
' '
.
£130 cu w noor o r
~

m iaow er .

F a ta h - m a , the tas te , the palate .

Pn
’
afn i the o rga n of taste
. . Pu ’
au
nw , p leasi ng to the
tas te .

P a l m( m) b a , ack, again.

m
Pan o ns , a recanta tion o r wi th
'
Pu m
'
word o r sen
na ou s , ’
a
drawal of a for er as serti on
‘

m . te nce that is the sa e when m

re ad ba ckwa rds o r o rwa rd s
f .

P a ll -ao , to be p ale .

PA L E , di wan m . PA L '
L OR , p ale ness.
PA L L ID , p ale not bri ght
'
.

P a t t i -u m a cloak
m
, .

P a coveri ng for the PA L to soften ; te

r
, dead .
'
L IA T E ,
°
se .

P dl m -a
, the pal m f th o e hand ; the p al mt-
re e.

IMPALM , to grasp
'
Pann r nao ns, be aring pal s'
m
m
. . .

PA L M E T T O, a sp ecies
'
of the Pu f
v , flourishi ng
m
.

p a l tre e -
PA L M IST RY, fortune telling by
'
-

m
.

the p al of the han

d .

P u lp -o
, p a lp a t - u m , to to uch gently o r so f
t ly .

IMP A L PA BLE , not to be p e rce i ved

'
PAL PA BL E , that ay be felt
'
m .

by touc h . PA L PIT A T E , to beat ; to fl utter

'
.

P a st a - o , p a n s -u mt , o op en, to s p read.

D i aru n , to s p read abroad.

’
E xp anss , wide exte nt ’
.

E xp u s , to sp rea d ; to ope n.
’
E XPA N SI ON, a sp readi ng o ut
'
.

P a n - i s , bread
mtf
.

P ANA D A , ' "

brea d boiled i n wate r, PA N re v , an ap art en re
or p
and s we ete ned . h v isions .
( orse .

PAN NIE R, a basket c arri e d o n a

' °

P a wn - a s , cloth .

A cc o m '
p anv , to go along with IM PA N NE L, to e nrol j ur
'
o rs
°

m
. .

C ou band ; a soc ie t PA N NE L, a kind of rusti c saddle

’ '
nv f a
y
m
. .

C o ur t , a n associate .
'
ro r

P ap -a s
( a o rt a s
) a fathe r
m
, .

A NT IP A PA L , Op pos in Por n, the bishop of Ro e

'

p p y
a e r . .

PA PA CY, th e office th e Po rn no u , papal j uri sdiction

' '

p p .
‘

0 o e .

PA PA L, pop ish
'
. PA PA , father
'
.

P ap al - a , a ni pp le , a p p a .

PAP , food for i nfants Par rL u av , relating to the nip

’
.

p i e.

‘
A s, md m
a a , or Ro m tibi a sub ito mtibo us ib it m
a or.
132 cu ss noo n or s r r uo noe r .
- 1

A nn e , at a distance
“
[p a rts . . Pa n r, a p orti on ; a share
-
,
.

A p p o n r ro n, to divide i nto j ust Paa r ra n, biased to one party

' ’

m m m
.

B sn r , di vide d i nto two P c ru rs , to p artake

’ ’

mm m m
. .

Co ark out i nto p a rts Paa r i c n, one of the

' '
i t , to
'
.

C oru c s na nv , j oi nt i nheri ta nce o f s pe ech

'

m
. .

C o ranr nna, a j oint partner PA R T ICL E , a inute p art

' '
'

m
. .

D a n , to go away ; to leave P a n ri c nu n, not general; dis

“ ''

mm m
.

Ds r r ui , a going awa ti nct fro others

'

m
.

D i sraoro n n o n, want 0 sy
’
Pu n san, an adherent
'

m m
.

et
[k now Pa nn n o n, a division
’

m
.

IM PA RT to g iv e ; to a k e PA RT NE R, a n associate
'

m
.

In a r u n, eq ui table ; j ust Pa n rv , a faction

’ '

m
. .

M ISPROPO R T IO N, to j oin wi thout

'
Po n r i o n, a part an allot e nt
'

mm
.

y s t y e r si ze
mll bundl
. .

P P a o ro n r i o na rn, i n p ro portion
' ’
a n c r: s a e. '

by g mmti m
.

P t
arties l o reso ve ra a Rs rs n n , a witty rep ly
’

m
, .

cal rules . T r aa rrrn, having three parts

' '
.

P a r aceta ml o -a
, fruga lity .

Pa n s
'
mn o v , savi ngness . Pans m mn o
’
o s, frugal ; sparing.

P a s, p a n t - as 3 P a n ( na g), all, whole .

m
Pana as , a uni versal edicine
'
m Pa n m
nrsl , the doctri ne that
'

m
'
.

P c a s as:the s weetbread the uni verse is God

'

m
. .

a di est of law P A NT H E ON, a te ple dedi cate d

'
.

Pa nnnn i c , i nci cut to a whole

’
to all the gods
m
.

l P AN T OGRA PH , a achine to co y
'

p p
m
e o e .

PAa no , the great hallof a ny sort of drawin

'
g o r e
the fallen angels sign
m
. .

P e va rc , a e ulo y . P A N r o unnt, a p lay in which

' ’

g
PA N OPL Y , co plete ar or
'
m m . o nly gesture and d u b s ho w m
P an oait n , a large c ircular
’
are us ed
m
.

a inti n P as re stern of writ

’
p g . rn v , a
ing to be used y all nati ons .

P u nc h -a
(mz ) th p a e , e as sover.

A m ’
s ras c ns x, before the tim P m e as c
'
, rel
ati ng to the p ass
of E aster . over.

P a s s -o , p a rt - u mt , o fe ed .

A N ri i r
’
, a f
-
m
ore taste Pa s r nas , land
’
on whi ch cattle
m
.

Pas r o a f a c le rgy an
'

graze
m mal
. .

Pan s e
' -
, re latin g to she p herds . RE PA ST '
, a e .

aP a m
lect words , all the s ayi
all the P a ndas“ in the plural, the dige st
m m
b y orde r o f the E pero r J ustinian. m
,

o r co lle c ti o n o f ci vil o r Ro an la w ,
and co ntai ni ng 5 34 deci sions or j udg ents o f lawyers , to which the e p eror
.

m m
e co pilation consists of fi fty books . m
m
ve the force and authori ty f la w T h
o
m
.

i n the fi rst parts of the c w

o .

; l l
a .
a m C L ASS-BOOK OF ET YM OLOGY .

P a ir, p a n-t s, peace

mm m
.

A to quie t ; to still
'
, . PA C IF ICA T ION, the act of aki ng
'

P s c rr v, to ap pease ; to q uiet.
'
PE A CE , qui et ; res t [peace . .

P ac e -o , to do wrong, to sin .

I mC c a nLn , not liable to sin

’
. Pnc ’
c m , sinning ; gui lty .

Pnc c a ni n no , a p etty fault

’
.

P es t -a s , p as t o r - i s , the breast .

E I P BO T O RAT B, to ej ect fro the

'
'
m belonging to the
breast .

P A R A PE T , a wall breast high

'
-
.

P ec a n -u mp i , r vate p p
ro ert y .

Pa c n u a a , p articular ;
’
ap p rop ri ate ; be longi ng to .

P et a l- a r , m en t a l u
- s , to steal
p ubli c p p y
ro ert .

Pne m mt mb
’ '
, o e ez zle . Pncnna ’
ri o n, e mb ez zle mten .

P e an u t -a , m oney . Pa co ’
m nv , relati ng to mn yo e .

P e ru - a
( fl at learning .

’
Pnn a s o e nn, a schoo l mt as er. P an s n ’
m
, va i n s how of learn
PE D A NT , a
'
mn a vai n of low i ng .

knowledge Pa no ns r r rs r, one that holds to

’ '

m
.

i nfant ba ptis .

P e la g - et s
, the sea .

A nc m ’
nn s e o , any sea whic h aboun ds in mll i l d
s a s an s .

P al l - o , p en a l-u mt , o ca ll t m, o na e.

A '
PPE AL , to refe r to anothe r tri LL A T IO
'
N m; , a na e a ti tle .
bu nal to recall ; to revoke .
'
. AL ,

A PPE L LA NT , one that ap p eals .

'

P e lt - o , p eels -u mt , o dri ve , to stri ke .

Ar m rsn
’
, a strikin
g against. Pa o rnn to dri ve forward
'
, .

fo rce to oblige . P no rvn si o n, the act of driving

'

C oq so nv , forci ng forward
'

mm
. .

C oi si o n, force ; constrai nt Panes , the throbbing of the ar

’ o
.

D ISPE L , to drive a way

'
. terice.
E xri tn , to dri ve o ut
’
. PULSA T ION, a bea ti ng ; a throb
’

E xp uL sro n, act of drivi ng out

'
bing
m
. .

I n , to u rge forward
’
. Rs rs n , to drive back
’
.

IM P ULS E , force gi ven Rerunsn , a rej ec ti on

' '

m
. .

Ii i rvn si vs , causi ng to ove a ’

srvn, dri ving off
'
.
 L AT IN, GRE E K , A ND o
’
m m en or e . 135

P o sed -co , p ens -u mt , o hang .

A rrnnn , to hang or j oin to Ps nn uw ai , a vibrati ng body

' ’

m m
. .

A rr a n r, anne xed to Ps n s s , s us pe nded

' ' ’

m m
. .

A rrs nn rx, so e thingap pe nde d P s nrnn c nu a, directly down

' '

m
.

D nrs nn , to hang fro ; to rely

’
. wards .

D nrs nn nnc n, trust ; re liance

'
PRnrs s , p reconcei ved
'
. .

IMP E ND , to hang ove r

'
.

Inns rnnn nn r, free ; not con

' '
Soara n o , to hang ; to i nte rrupt ’
.

t rolle d SUSP E NSE , uncertainty

'
. .

Pa n n nn r, hangi ng
’ '
. Snsrs n sro n, a hanging up
'
.

P en a -o , p e n s -u m , to we igh, to lay out.

C o n r s nn ri , an abridg e nt
'
m m . E xp a n sn , cost ; charges '
.

C o n r s nss rs , to re uite
’
E XPE NS IVE , lavis h ; costly
'
‘

m
. .

D ISPE NS A RY , the p ace w he re Innrs rnns s nnn, not to be o it

’
'

m edici nes are gi ve n to the ted or sp are d .

p oo r. Ps n srvn, se rious '

.

PE N SION an annual allowance

'

mn
.

D deal out Pnn srons nv , one who receives

' ’
rs sn , to .

E xr nn n , sp end ; to l a p e nsion
'
ay out.
m m
.

E xrs nn '
ai i , a ount exp end Rnc oni r a nsn, a reward
'
.

ed Sn rnnn, wages ; sta te d pay

’
. .

P en - C , al mt OS o

A NT E PE NUL T IMA T E , the las t syl '

PE NUM na a, a artial shade
’
.

lable but two P E NU LT , the ast syllable of

'
a
m
.

Ps n snns , a piece of land al

'
w ord but one
m
.

ost su rrounde d by water .

P en e t r -o , p c mt ra t -u m , to p i e rce , o r e nte r into.

Ii i PE N n rRu iL s , that
’
be i
'
'
cannot N E T RAT E , to p e rce ; to e nter
m
.

d sagaci ty
’

p e ne trate . un rron , .

P en a -c o
, f or P w n lt co , to rep e nt: P a sta ,
p unis h mt en .

obdurate . Pa n rrs n r, contri te for sin

’ '

m m
.

Pa , u neasy se nsati on Ps nrr s n r nv , a p rison

'

m
. .

PE NAL , e nacti ng p un is h ent RE PE NT , to s orrow for sin

' '

m mm
. .

P s n au r , p unis h ent Sunrts ns , a wri t co anding

’ '
'
.

PE N A NCE , voluntary s u flefing

'
attendance at court .

on acco unt of si n .

P en n - a , a feather, a w ing .

m
’
Bi r s n i rs , having two wings
'
PE N '
NA T E , w in
g e d.

m
.

PE N, an i nstru ent of writing .

’
N nrroai t, q ui ll -s hape d .

t
P en e-
( new t
) , five .

Pa
n
'
r s c n o an , a mi us cal i natra Pa n u '
o o n, a p l
a ne figure wi th
m t wi th fi
ea ve strin s .
g five angles .
13 6 cu ss soo n o r -
m ow er .

m m al
'
s, a verse of
‘

five the five books of

Pr mm '
o uu n, fi ve cor
- ne red. a Jewish feast .

ost u r e-a , w ant, scarci ty .

P
Pnn
'
nnv , e xtre mp e overty . P m i uous , sparin
'

g; scanty .

P ep i -a s ( m a re s
) boiled, di gested .

m
,

Dv m r sv ,
'
dificulty of diges E p rrc , ha ving good diges
'

tion .

P er n od -u md , ange r.

PnR '
md , anger ; hazard . Ps a ’
n o us, full of peril .

P er l - o r , p e r i l-a s , to try , to p rove .

E xp i i R m '
Rn r,
'
trial Innxrs i unncii , want of
'
ex e
p
m
.

E xrs '
nc n, to know by trial ri cuce

m
. .

ski lfu l; p ro p t UNE XPE RT , wanting skill

'
. ,

P c rp e s , p c p
r c M s e n ti re neve r-ceas
ing
m
.
, ,

Pnnr s r uax '

i Ps arn ru rrv, duration to all fu
'
e ver-ceas ng.
' '

to m ake pe rp e turi ty .

tual.

i Pansi i vnns to persist, to continue .

’
P cr s ev e r -o , to p e rs st . ,

P er s o n -a , a mk as used by p layers ; a p e rson .

h rs R sonan, no t varie d
’
by per Ps a son , a hu an be ing
'
m
mm m
.

s on.
( In gra ar.
) P a ason rr v, to change fro
'
a
PRR so na rR, thing to a pe rs on
’ '
to rep res e nt. .

P as , p ad - i s , the foot, a foot .

BI PE D , a tw o-footed ani al
'
m P E D E B T RIA N, going on foot
'

m
. .

C ar A rrn, fro
’
- -
head to foot . Pnn rc nn, the foot-stalk
’ °
.

D E C E M PE D AL , ten fee t in length

'
PE D IGRE E , lineage ; descent .
' °

m m m
.

E xrR n N r, device ;
‘

eans
'
Pnnoi i n rnn, an i nstru ent for
' '

m
.

E x PE D IT E , to facilitate
’ °
eas uring dis ta nces by p aces
m
. .

E xrs nrri o ns, quick '

. Ps nnn c w , the ste
'
of the
Il rnnn f to hi nd er
'
flo we r an d fruit
m
. .

li t rnn nnt n r, hi ndrance P x r i o , a le af-s talk

' ' ’'

m
. .

INe R nrRN r, unfit ; i p rop er Q f -foote d ani

’ ’
n n u
'
u a a ur s a o r
m
.
,

Pa n nsr an, the base of a pi llar

'
al

m
.

T s ns x, havi ng thre e feet

’
or s tatus . .

P es t - ls , a plague , an i nfectio n
mmm
.

An '
r u r, health.

‘
P ea tecosL—eo calledbeceuse it wae cele brated o n the day fi u the
m
‘

si xteenth of the onth Nisan, which was the second day 0 the pass over.
.
m s-
cu s noon or E M OGY .

P M “ (W ) .a mdi ie c ne or drug.
a y a c
'
rrc , rela tin to Pnaa ns co r o s r, a druggist ’
m '

p har mcy a of
[ rugs . P H AR IIA C Y, th e art of p repari ng
'

m m
.

a co n o e r ,
’
the kno wledge edicines .

P i er -o (c )
aps , to carr
y , to bring .

short s i milit ude . a m

lu inous sub
M E ru n o n
' - wu
'
figurative
mf
.
,

r cir onus. sh nin .

PE i ui i
' o
'
n E i uiz cu e re nce.
, g
P h i l -0 s (w as
) , a love r .

a ns n rnu
’
brother] love P mm
o rn
’
a lo ver of l
e arning
m m
. .
, .

P o loves Pn rnouE LA , the nightingale

’ ’
n no rrs r, one
'

m ki d
.

an n . a ’
o s o rn v ,
°
knowledge ; the
the knowle dge and study of ge neral l aws .

study o f language a
'
. os orn n E , to reason .

P M cg m -a
c
a m) p s , a burni ng ; dulness .

A NT IPH LOGIS T IO, counte racti ng

'
Pa no e rs the i i l f
'
r on, r nc
p p e o
mm
i nfla a ti on

mmm
.

P vr rc, dull; cold

o '
e .

a vei n.
P h lcp s, p h l cb -o s
(on e) ,
P nLE no r onv , ' ’
the art of blood-letti ng .

P h O b -o s fear, dread s

H rnRorno
’
nn , a dread of water ; cani ne md a ness .

P lu m s- c
(ato
m
) , a s o und, a v oi ce .

C a co rn e n v , harshness of so und Pn ono n o e v , the scie nce of

'
’
.

E u rnon v, agreeable sound

’
s ounds
m m
. .

S rn onv , har on of so unds

’

y .

P M s, p h at -0 8
(c og ,
) light, fire .

Pnos rno a, the o rni ng star

’
m an m
i nstru ent to
m m
.

Pnosrn ou s C E ncE , fa int lu i

’
e asure t he i ntensity of
nous ness . light .

P h ra e - ls
( c )
a c ess , a sa yi ng, a sp eech .

PA R u n iu sn, eu explanatio n
- in Pn as sE, an e xp ression ; a s hort
’ -

other words sentence .

m ml
.

Ps n i r
'
sn, circu ocution. Pn i u sii on o e v, style ; di cti on
'
.

P h r en
( 4 m
m) , the mi d n .

FRAN T IC , Pn RE itE Pn a nnon o e v , the science of the

' ’

raving. m
i nd as connected with the
FRE N ZY ,'
md a ness . brain .
 L AT IN, an ne x, AND o m en Boo t s 139

m
.

P lu -M
(W ) a sayi ng.

mn
,

'
A r orn '
el , a re m k blar a e any Du wrno nor '
, a union of two
i ng . vo wels in one sou nd .
co ntai ni n a union of three
'
p n r u or
g za , a

ap ot heg m s. vo we ls in one sound.

h l
P y l ou
-
(e m) , a leaf .

M o uorn '
v nnous , hav ing one leaf only .

P hys a bringi ng forth , nature .

m
Er r vsn f a growing upon
’
P H YS '
IC A L , natural not mo ral.
m
.

M nu r nvs rcs, the scienc e of a ’

th e of dis
° ’
s roo no v art
m mp
,

i nd; co ve ri n
g the te er by the
m
m
Ns os n face
’
f a new conve rt
m
. .

elor a n, a p rofessor of a sro n o ar , t he scie nce of ani

' ’
e
dic ine ml a s and plants
Sm
. .

a s ws, natural p hilosop hy rn v srs, a gro wing together

’ ’ °
. .

P h y t -o u (o rat o r
) , a p la n t .

e ati ng p l
a nt s Z o o p nv rs ,
' '
a body p artaking of
m m
.

a ro o
' ’
nv , a descripti on of the nature of both ani al and

p l
a nts . ve
ge tab e. l
P i g n u s, ” g at o r -i s a p a w n, a p ledge

m mt
, .

In
'
a no na
'
, o p led e
g . PA W/N
,
so mthi e ng gi ve n as

c an ty .

P i t -o , p u n t -u m ,
to p illage , to rob .

C ou ru
’
, to collect fro m vari ous P u n ut, to steal
.
’
.

au thors . P IL LA GE , p lunde r ;
'
sp o il.

Q on mm ’
on, a coll
e ction.

P i n -
g o , p ut -u mt , o p ai nt.

m
D a o r , to p aint to describe
' ’
. PI C T O RIA L , contai ning p ictures.
'

PA INT , to describe ; to color P IC T URE , a p ai nti ng

'

m
.

"
P i er s, ancient i nhabitants of
E
Prc runnsor ; like a p ictu re
'
'

m
.

Scotland Pro ’
r , pai nt ; color

m
. .

P i -o , a t -u mt , o atone for.

E X PIAT E , to atone fo r
'
INE X
'
P I A BL E , that cannot be
m mt
.

Ex ronv , fo r atone atone d for

’
en
'
. .

Pn c nu n, e xpiatory.
’

ab a sea robbe r.
P h ( ( )
-
a t - cs fist P et s a o , to try ,

'
m
E x r ro , a quack ’
the sea
m
. .

E n rn rcrs , quackery
’
.

T hey w ere so calle d because t he y pai nted their b odies , to give the mf
m m
. a or
idab le ap p earance to their ene ies .
1 40 GL ASS -BOO K OF E T YM OL OGY .

M u, a fish .

P rs c i i l f fishing Prso rv oxous, fish ea ting.

' ’
r e o
v, a p v eg .

Prs c u
’
onv , re l
a ti ng to fishes .

P i u s , p ious, religious . P ia -a s, iet

p y .

In r m
’
, w an t o f i
p ye t . P r rrxrrs r,
’ '
who p rofesses
o
o ne
Iu n o na, wi cked
'
.
great p uri ty o f life .

P r ous, godly ; religious

’
.

P l a t -co , to p le ase
C OM PLA o E No v, ca l satisfaction
’
m PL E ASE , to delight ; to gratify
m
. .

C O M PL A ISA NT , p leasi ng in P L s As A N r, gay ; agree able

' '
an
'

m m
.

D ISPL E As n , to ake angry [ne rs

'
PLE AS A NT RY, ga ty ; i rth
'

m flp
. . .

PL A o , gentle ; qui et
’
. PLE A s U RE , de lig
'
choice .

P lu s -o , to app ease ; to p acify .

IM PL A CA BLE be ap p ease d.
'
, not to

P la g i - u m , a literary the ft .

PL A ’
o rA nv , a thie f in li te rature . PL A '
o ranrsn , literary theft .

P la n -c (NM ) , a wandering about .

PLA N wanderi ng ce lestial PLA N E T Anv , p ertaining to the

' ° ’
ET , a

p l
a nets .

P la n a r-
o, p l a n e t -u mt , o b ea t, to be m oan .

C oa
’
ArN , to mm ur ur ; to la PL A GUE , to i nfest ; to tease
mt mm
.

en PLArN T rr r , h e that co
’ °
e nces

mt
.

C OMPLA INT S PLA rN r, a la en a a laws ui t

'

mm m
.

tion ; a u r uring PL A IN T IV E , la enting

'
. .

P la n t - a , the sole o f the foot ; a p l

a nt .

D ISPL A NT , to p luck up '

. RE PLA NT '
, to p la nt an e w .

IM PL A NT , to insert ; to e ngraft dis p lace

m
. .

P LA NT , any vegetable T RA Ns PLA N r , to o ve ' '

and p lant
PLA NT A T ION, a far ; a colony
'
m . i n anoth er p lace .

P la n -a s , plain, s m thoo e vi de nt.

C OM PL A NE '
to le vel E XPLA NA T ION, act of e xp laining
’

mk
. .
,

E xPL A rN ,
'
to e xpo und to a e PL AI N, flat ; clear
m
.

cle ar PLA NE , to level; to s ooth

‘

. .

P la ce- o ( M ove
) , to s m e a r, to for mi n clay .

C AT '
A PL A SM , a p oultice PL AS T IC , gi vi ng for
'
m
m mmg m
. .

C os or L A s T rc ,
’
for the P L A S T E R, li e to cover walls
'
.

world .

P la t o , p l a t e n -i s
( a n ew ) , an A the nian p hilosop her .

PL A T ON I C , '
re l
a tin
g to P lato . PLA '
T O NIST , a follower of Plato.
142 oLAss noox or E T YM OL O GY
- .

Sl i m s ix-fold .
m
,
*
PL nx us, a net-work
'
S a ’
lai n artless .
p ;
m
.
,

PL r AnL E , fle xible ; p li ant

'
. S '
re roN, a si lly
'

p erson.

PL r A N r, yielding ; eas ily bent

' '
. SrrrPc ’ '
rrv , p lai nnes s ; si n
gle
P LY, to work on closely ne ss.
m m
.

PL r E ns , s all p ince rs S ’
to rende r eas y .
'
. Pe rY
,

Q U AD a urLE , four fold i i

'
-
p e t t o ne r
m
. .

Q UI N
'
T U PLE , fiv e-fo l
d . S UP PLro A rn, to i p lore
’ '
.

RE DU PL ICA T E , to do uble S UP PL IOA NT , e ntreati ng

' ’
. .

RE PL Y , to answer
'
T a rP L n, th ree-fold
'

m
. .

RE PL ICA T ION, a reply

’
. T a xs L E , to
’
ultip ly by three .

F lo r -o , p lo r a t - u mt , o cr o ut,
y to wa il .

D e o an , to bewail ; to
'
m o urn. E xP L o aA ’
T ro N, exa mi ti n na o
m
.

D E PL O RABLE , la entable ;
'
sad. IM PL ORE t; t b
'
to entrea o e
tlm t
‘ ,

E xu oa x , to search i nto
'
UNDE PLo a xD
'
.
, no a en e

P lu m -a
, a feather .

h ar m , a feather . PLu nrA a n, feathers

'
.

P lu mb m l -u
, ea d, a leaden bullet .

Pu m a, a p lu e t mm . PLu mu ' '

e r, a w eight of lead at
Pe nA o o , black lead tached to a s tri ng.
’

m
.

PL rr na o o s, yi elding le ad
'
. PL UM B E R, '
a worke r in lead .

P l u s , p u rr -i s , m ore .

NON PLUS '

to bring to a s tand. PL us, increased by ; added to
m m m
, .

P L n aA L , i p lyi ng than Sun rLus, that w hich re ains

' '
ore
one . over a certain u nti t
q a y .

P la t -o p l a t e n -u ki ng o f th i nf n l
'

e r n
e a regi o s

m
, , .

P L u N ro , relati ng to Pluto
’
that the earth was at first a
mlt d m
.

PLU T ONIST , one who behaves

'
e e ass .

P lace d-a , rain .

PLU '
V IAL , relati ng to rai n.
‘

PL uvrAu '
s m
'
a , a rai n -
g g
a e .

P ree m“ ie , p M t -O S
( w ee p s , wi nd, breath, s i ri t.
) p
PNE U M A T ICS, the science of the, PNE UM A T O L OGY , the doctrine of
' ° '
L
ai r, or gas es . s p iritual substa nces .

P o le - o ( fl ower
) , to mk a e, to co mp os e . J

’
mm
F o r , a etrical co posi ti on m . P o xr, a wri te r of p oe s
’ '

[ry m . .

Po Es v , poe try ; verse

’
. U NPOE T ICAL , not p roper to pos t
'

mum) w battle Po L m disputant

(
’
P o t e nt -0 8 r , a , a . r rc , a .

P laz a s , in Anato my , any unio n of ve ssels , nerves , or fib res , in the for m

 L AT IN, a nne x, A ND o m e n noo rs
'
. 148

P o l-co ( m as s ) , to sel
l.
bookseller
a . n, to e ngross .
M ONOP OL Y, exclus ive sale bu drugglst
'
. st , a .

P o l -u ( mm) , a c ity . P o li o, p o u t -u m , to polis h .

C O NST AN T INO PL E , the ci ty of

'
Po c n , the govern e nt of a
'
m
C ons tantine orld c it
[w y
m m
. .

C os n o p o rx, a citiz en of the POL Isn , to s ooth ; to brighten

'
’
'

m m
.

I L Ic v , i
’

p rud e nce Po e It , re fined ; gentee l

'

m
. .

In ro rn , rude ; unci vi l Po L rr IO AL , re lati ng to poli tics

’ ' ' '

m
. .

INT E R POLA T E , to i nsert a sp uri

'
POL I rIcs , the science of gove
' '

o us word or as sage mt en
p P L m f mfg mt
. .

ME T ROP OL IS, ll e chief ci ty

'
. O
’
, or o overn en .

P a llet “ , p o un d - Cs , powerful .

E QUIPOL
'
L E NT , ha vi ng equal power .

P a l the p OIO e

a rm '
ro LA a, rou n d the pole . Po w , the e nd earth s
’

te ndency to the p ole .

P o ly ( a m) m y, .

PO LYA NT n o s, a plant which p ro

'
PO L '
q s, a sea ml wi th
a ni a
duces any flo wers m myf an eet.
h ing m y
.

PO LYo A Irv , a p lurality o f wi ve s

'
PO Lv sPna rr o us, ’
av an
m
.

PO L Ye L o r, having l se e ds
'
an an
y
'

h i g mny
.

u
g g a e s
[ g
an les Po Lv v L An Ic ,
'
av n a
m
. .

PO L Y GO N, a figure havi ng a ny
.

s llables
’

y
c m
.

PO L vo a A u, a figure ha vi ng
’
POL YT E C H NIC , h di
'
“
p o g re e n n
many lines . my a arts,

P oL v NB sIA , a division of the

'
POL YT H E ISM , the doctri ne
'
of a
ea rth, consis tin of
g a n y i sles m .
p lura li t
y o f gods .

P o mp -a
, a so l
e mp n rocessi on .

P o ur , show ; parade . Portros m

’
, oste nta tion .

P o m m -u
, an app e . l
m
m
Po ’
A c n, the s ubs tance of ap kind of fruit
a .

o r si ilar fruit gro und . Po mw ’

I L,
°
a knob or ball .

P o n d -u s , p o n d e r -t s , weight .

C
'
o UN T s aPo rsn, balance ; to
to Pa ss , to w ei gh ; to balance .

eq ual. [w eigh t Po n nnn, to consider

’ °

m
. .

-
E Q UIrO N I
’
a Anc n, equa li ty of P ON na ns nheavy
'

m
.

Iu Po N nn
'
L s , that cannot be POUND , a wei ght .

weighe d . PaxroN nnnA rz , to outwei gh

’ '
144 —
c u ss BOOK O P n arrow e r . .

P o re-o , p o s i t -u m , to p ut, or p lace .

A P POBIT E , fit ap prop riate.
' °
luPos T on, a dece iver ' °

m
.

A P ItOPos , opp ortune ly

'
InnrsPosrc , to ake unfit
’

m
. .

C OM PO NE N P, for i ng p art of a
’
IN rs np o s s , to p lace between
m
' ' '
.

co p ound bod
y ( s ettle . . M A L Ar ne Pes. uns ui tably
’
.

C o rrPosx , to p ut toge ther ; to

'
O PPO NE NT , an adv ersar
'

y .

C OM POS IT OR, one who s ets typ es

'
O P Po srrn, adve rs e
’

m
'

m
; .

anure ; any ix P OS IT I ON, situatio n ; p lace

'
.

ture a bs olute ; ce rtai n

m
m
.
.

Co suan, tran ui lli ty

q
’
Pos r, statio n ; Ofli ce
° '

m
. .
“
’
C OM POUND , to i ngle ; to ad to p ut oil ; to de lay .

j ust P o s T URE , state ; attitude

’

m m
. .

D e co rosn , to take apa rt Pa nnrs s s n, p re vio usly ih

' '

m m
.

D rzc o rtPo r n , to deco pose cline d

’

m
. .

D nro nx f a w itness on oath

’
. PRE POSIT I pNL a part of sp eec h
'
.

D nPosx , to p ut down ; to di vest

'
. PRE SUP POSE , to supp ose before '

D s Pos I r, to lodge ; to p lace ;

' '

D E POSIT I ON, the act of gi vi ng PROPo sAL , an offer '

'

m mm
, .

te sti ony on oa th Pno s ’

on, a thin
g p p
ro o se d
m
. .

Dn ’
, a place Of de pos i t . PnOPouND . to Odin ; to w hit
’
.

Di sco uPosx , to dis order ; to vex

’
.

DIs Po sAL , regulation ; contro l

’
Pna Po sn, intention ; des ign
'

m m m
. .

D rs PosrrI ON, te p er of i nd
'
. Re oOIIPosx , to for anew
'
.

E n osn , to lay op en
’
. Rs ro sx v to rest ; to p lace
’
.

E xp os IT OR, an e xp laine r
’
. RE Po s I ronv , a p lace for laying
' '

E xPo suns , act of exp osing

’
u p thi ngs
m
. .

ExPOUN n , to exp lain i to clear.

’
SUPPOS E , to i agine ; to thi nk
'
.

In osn , to lay o n T RA NSPO SE , to p ut Out of place ;

’ '
.

IuPos rrI ON, constraint ; cheat T R A NSPOSIT I O N, the act of tran s

’ '

m
.

Iu sr, a tax ; a toll

' °
.
p os in g .

P o m , p o u t -i s
, a bridge .

PoNr A e n, duty p aid for repair

' ’
P on rIP Ic AL , relating to the p an
' ’

i ng bri dges ; ti d or p op e . ng bri dges

'

[p p
O e .
[ ki .

a high p riest ; the -

a boat used

P ap a l -cu , the eo
p p le . P u b li c -a s , p ublic .

D E P OCP UL A T E , to de pri ve of in
'
P O PUL A T ION, the who le p eop le
’ ‘

habitan ts ; to la y waste of a countr

y or p lace

mm
. .

D ISP E O PL E , to dep op u late

’
. co on Op e n .

PE O P L E , a nation ; pe rsons
'
P UBLIC A T ION, t he act of p ub
'

mm
.

P OP U L A CE , the co
'
on p e o p le . lie bing .

l
PoP rJLA n, p leasi ng to the people ‘

PU BLIO IT Y, notoriety '

m
. .

POP U L A R IT Y, the favor of the

’
PUB L rs n , to ake known
’
'

m
.
.

p p e
eo l . RsPao P , to p eo p le anew.
'

POP UL o ns, full of i nhabita nts Re rus c , a free state

’ '
. .
 146 C L A ss Boo x OF E T YMOL OGY
-

P o ta m -o s
(
no-
rap e s ) , a ri ver. H rPPOPO r A rt us, the ri ver-horse.
' '

P o t -o , p o m m -u
, to drink .

a fellow dri nke r -

. P O T ION,
'
a draught .

P o t t s, p o d -0 3 ( « one the foot, a foot.

A NT IP onns, those o n the op posi te

’
PO L ’
q s, a sea ani ml a with
s ide o f th e
glo be , w hose feet myf an eet .
are op pos ite to ours T nI w ith three feet
' °
. Po n , a sea t .

P r a e t -o s
( -o
a pe x t g
) , done . P ra g m a a deed .

In PaA c T IC A s Ln,
’
that cannot be P m habit ; use
'
c rro s ,
’
.

done . he who is en
M A L nPaA o ’
r Ic n, e vi l doi ng. g g
a e d i n any a rt d
[ gli n
m m
. .

P RA O T IOABL E , that be done . P aA o rrA r Ic , i p erti ne nt ; ed

' '
ca n
'

P r u e -a s , crooked ; wicked .

D ’
xPnAvn , to corrup t ; to debase . D xPaAv m
'
, co rrup tion .

P ra t-u mf , or P rwti u m , a p ri ce , worth .

A PP aA Iss , to se t a p ri ce upon
'
P au s a , to co e nd ; to a
pp l
a ud mm
m
. .

A PPns c rA rs , to e sti a te
' '
. P a s c r o us, of great value
'
. .

D E PBE C IA T ION, a falli ng i n Pa ras , va lue ; rate

'
.

value . P a rz n, to value hi ghly .

P r es - o r , p r ec u t - a s to
, p ra y , to e ntreat .

D E P RE C A BLE , to be de p recated to s up plicate .

'

m; t
.

D E P RE CA T E , to p ray against l i teach

' °
. Ac u, to p roc a o .

IM PRE CA T ION, a curse

’
C A nIo us, unce rtain .
' °
.

F r e d -a ,
f or P r wd a , p y,
re p lunder .

to rob ; to p illage . n A ro xY, rap acious .

' '

Pas ’
nAL , practis i ngp lu nde r . v , rap i ne ; ra vage .

P r ena t al- o , p r e teen s - u mt , o take hold of to seize , .

A PPRE H E ND i e ; to fear. IrtPIu s ON, to confi

' '
to se z ne
m ml
.
,

A P PRE H E N SION, se i z ure fear I rnE n E N srs L s , bla

' ’
e ess .

m nd
.

A P PRE N T rcs , o ne bo und to learn

’
M ISA PPannnNn , '
to i su er
an a rt o r trade . s tand .

A P P a IsB
'
, to gi ve no tice . P a nn s N s a , grasping '
.

to include ; to P RE NSA T ION, the act of s ei zing

'

m
.

understand. P a rs ON, a p lace of confine ent

'
.

C OM P RE H E N SIV E , ca acio us ; P a rz s , reward ; p lunder

’ °

p .

full RE P nE nE Nn f to re p ro ve
'

mm
. .

Co sn , to i nclude Rna n E N sION, re p roof

’ '

m
. .

E n r rzar srs, a n u ndertaking

’
. RE PaI sAL , a se izu re i n
’
retalia
IM P RE G NA BL E , not to be take n
'
tro n
m
. .

INC O M P as n s N s L E , not to be
'
Rna ’
to res p ite
‘

vn , .

understood . astoni sh.

 L A T IN, GRE E K , A N D OT H E R Ro o rs
'
. 147

P ra mo -
, p r es s - u mt , o p re ss .

"
C OH P RE SS , to p ress together IM PRIN I , to p ress on
' '
. .

D E P RE s s r O N, dej ection
’
. INE X PRE SS IBL E , not to be told
'
.

E xp R E ss , to utte r ; to press o ut O p p RE ss , to crush by se verity

' '
. .

E XP RE ss IV E , servin g to e xp ress
’
P anes , to sque ez e ; to urge
m m m
. .

IM PRE SS , to sta p ; to fix de e p P RI NT , a a rk ade by ty p es

'

m
. , .

IM P RE SSI ON , a s ta p ; infl ue nce RE P RE ss , to s ubdue ; to que ll

' '
. .

IMP RIM A T U R, a li ce ns e to p ri nt Sup p RE ss , to p ut do wn

’
'
. .

P r e sb y t e r -o s
( fl p so fiv t s po s) , olde r, a p ries t.

P RE S BY T E RY, a body of e lders

'
. to c hu rc h
go vern mt en by
P RES BYT E RIA N, one w ho holds
'
p re s b y ters .

P ri m -u s, first . P r i n c ep s , p r i n c i p -i s , a
p ri nce .

'
m
lu PaI rs , i n the firs t p lace P RIM OG E N IT URE , s ta te of be ing
’

mm m m
.

P aE n IE R, a p ri e in is ter
'
first born of a fa i ly oti ve
m E
-

m
. . .

P a n t , fo r al ; p rec ise P RIN C IPL E , funda e nta truth ;

’

m
.

P RI M A CY, the office o f p ri ate

'
P RIM O R D IA L , first i n order
'
. .

P RI M A RY, first ; c hie f

'
. PRINC E , a ki ng s son
’
.

P RI IrA rE , the c hief ecc les ia stic

'
P RI N O IPA L , chief ; esse ntial
'
'

i n a churc h P nrNo rP IA , first p ri nc ip le s

’

m
. .

PRIM E , bes t ; p rinci pa l PRI o a, for e r ; anterior

’

m
. .

Pa E R, a child s firs t book P RI O RP , a convent

’ ’ ’
. .

P RIM IT IV E , o ri ginal
'
P RIs T INE , first ; original
'
. .

P ri s m -a
, p ri s mt a -o s ( s poons ) , a p ris m .

m
Pars , an op tical glass PRIs M OID , a body havi ng the
'

m m m m
.

P sntA r Ic , for e d as a p ris s hap e o f a p ri s

'
'
. .

s , s i ngle ,
’
P ri s -a One s o w n.

D E P nI V E , to take fro
'
m P RIVA T ’
E ER , a p riva te s hi
p o f
m
.

P nI VA c v , se crecy reti re ent

’
. wa r .

P R I V A rE , sec ret ; se cluded

' '
. Pa rv IL Ec
'

p e c u lia r be n fi
°
t
n, a
e .

PRIV A T IO N, loss ; abse nce

’
. PRIv v, s ecre t ; p ri vate
'
.

P ro b -o
, p ro m m -u
, to p rove , to try .

A PPROVE , to co end
'
mm . PROBA T IONE R, one upon trial
’
.

A P P ROBA T I O N, act of a pp ro vi ng
'
. P RO BE , to se arch ; to p i erce
°
.

'
D IS A PPROVE , to ce ns ure . PRo s I rv , hones ty
’ '
.

D I S P ROVE , to p rove fa ls e
'
. P a oos , e vi dence ; test .

IM PROB A BL E , unlike ly
'
. P ROVE , to e vi nce ; to test .

IrrP Ro s I rv , dishones ty
’ '
lost to vi rtu e
m
. .

In no vn nIE N r, a growi ng bette r RE P ROVE , to bla e ; to c hide

' ’
'
. .

’
PROD A BL E , like ly
'
. RE PROO P , op en cens u re .

P RO BA T E , the p roof of a will

'
.

P ro b r -u m , a s ha mf l e u action ; disgrace .

s nrous , rep rOachful.

’
to up brai d. OPPRo
 c u ss Bo o n o r E T YM OLo e v .
-

P re d i c t -a m t, a p rod igy
mn t
.

PROD ’
Ie v , a o s er ; a p orte nt . P a o nro r o us, ’
vas t ; ami az ng.

fisp ri ng
'

P ra t - es , an o or p ro e n
g y . PROe ’
Ic , fruitful .

ho ofls p ring.
‘

P rop a g -o
, a s ot, an

y ro
p p g
a a tes an
y doc

P r o p - e , near ; P r o te i n s- a s , nearest ; next .

A P PRox IrIA rE , draw Pa o rrr IA rE no conciliate

' '
to '
near.
' '

m
.

A PP RO A oII , to go o r co e near to
'
favorable
m
. .

IRRE PROA c n AnLE , free fro PRo x n IA rE , next ; nearest

’ ’ '

m m
.

bla e . Paox ’
rrv , nearness .

P RorrN OUrrv , ne i ghborhood

'
. RE PROA C H , to ce ns ure
’
.

P r op s
-
b u s , pecu lia r, on e s
’
o wn, fit .

A PPno rnIA rE , p e c uliar ; fit P ROP E R, natural ; fit

’ ' '

m
. .

A PP RO P RIA T IO N, ap plicati on to
’
P no r n , an es ta te ; goods
’
a .

p arti c u lar u
p p
r os e PROPRI E PA RP an owner
' '

m
. .
,

IIIP RO P E R, unbe co i ng
’
. PROPRI E T Y, fitness ; j ustness
'
.

IuPItOPRI E rv , unfitness
' '
.

P Ro sE , language witho ut P RosA '

Ic , b e longing to p rune
m
.

eas ure .

P r o se l y t -o s (
fl p oo
qm) of , one newly arri ved.

P aos E Lv rE ,
’ '
a conve rt to a P Ros
'
E L v rIsu , zea
'
l to mk a e con
O inion v e rts .
p .

P r o sp er , succe ssful.

P Ro s P E R, to thri ve . UNPRo s PE xons, not fortunate ;

' '

PRos PE R wanting success

' '
I rv, success .

P r u e -cu , a mi ar ne deity .

P ao like Pro te us able to change i nto difl erent shapes

‘
’
T E A N, .

P ro s-o n ( M )
09, first .

the head re gis Pl , an e xe mpl ar ; a

trar.
PRo r o c OL , ths ori ginal copy .
’ °

P r u r i -o , to i tch .

PRU RIE NQB’ an itching desire te nding the

'
,
. o us, to

P sa l m -a
(m ) i ca , a sacre d s ong.

PsAL
'
rn s r, a the a rt o f wri t
'
160 c LAs s noo x or E T YM O LOGY
-
.

P a n g -o , p u res t -st u
, to p oint, or p rick.

P UNOT IL IO , a ni ce
'
p o int of exp

to rub out. a cta eas .

P OIG NANT , keen ; se ve re

’
PU Nc T UA L . exact ; p re cise
'

m
. .

POINT , to ai ; to direct PuNc T U AT E , to p oint o ff

'

m
. .

Pon IA rtD
'
r, . PUNc T URE , a s all prick ;
'
a
PO UK OI . t and se ize .
p o i nt .

PUNc n , to p erforate ; to p us h PUN o E NT , p ricking ; sharp

'
. .

P enn -o , w a i t -u m , to p unis h .

’
IIIPU NIT Y, exe mpti on fro mp u n PUN '
Isn. to chastise.
[m t en

m
.

ish ent . i nfl icting p u nis h

-ball
P up -a
, a y oung chi ld ; the e
y e .

PU
'
PIL , t he ap ple of the eye ; a P U P P E T , a s all i
'
m mg m a e oved

scholar. by w ire .

P UP PP , a w he lp
’
.

P a rs -o
, p u r g a t u
-
m mk , to a e c lean.

C OI PURGA T OR, one w ho bears

'
PU RGE , to clear ; to cleanse
m
.

w itne ss to the i nnoce nce of P U RG A T IV E , a p ur ing edicine

'
.

ano ther PU Ro A T OR v, a p ace in w hich

'
.

E xPURGE , to p urge aw ay
'
Pap ists sup pose so uls a re
mm
.

E xPURo A T rO N, act of cleansing d f i i i

'
. u
p gr e r o p ur t es .

P u rl-a s, p ure , clean .

lltPURs . not p ure ; un holy PU RIT AN. o ne o f a sect rofessi n

' '
.
p g
P URE , c haste ; clear ; holy to follo w the p u re world of Go d
m
. .

PU RIrv. to ake p ure Pu RrT v, i nnocence ; chasti ty .

’ '
.

P a s, p eer - Cs , the corrup t mtt a er of sores .

D E P URA T E , to cleanse
'
P os T ULE , a p i p le
’
m
mmtt
. .

P U RULE NT , co ns isti ng o f p us . S UP P URAT E , to fo r

' ‘
a er.

P ru i t t -see , w eak. little .

PusILL ANIII IT v, co wa rdi ce PU sILL A N InIOU s, cowardl

' '

y
wea kness of sp i rit . having little spiri t .

P u t -o , M a t -e mt s, o p rune , to ad us t acco unts. to th

ji nk.

A OC O U NT ,
'
a deduction .

'
A rt P UT A T E , to
'
c ut D rsPUT E , contest ; co ntro versy .

C o uPUT E , to reckon ; to calcu D IsP UT A T Io us, i ncli ned to dis

' '

late p ute ; ca vi l
li n
g
m
. .

C OUNT , to n u ber D Is RE P UT A nL E , dishonorable

'

mp w m
. .

D E PUT E , to send ; to In n , to attri bute

' '
e o er .

P U T AT Ivr-z, s u p p osed ; re p ute d

'

to act. .

D E P UT Y , one that RE C OU NT , to relate

’ '
transacts .

busi ness fo r another . RE PUT A T ION, cre dit ; hono r

’
.

‘
Diseouut lite rally a co un ting b ac k o r fro m; md du ted f mth prin
m
a su
m
, e c ro e
ei pal fo r p ro p t o r advanc e d pay e nt
. .
 L AT IN, GREE K , A ND e m u . ROOT S .

P u tt s “, ratten, fetid .

IIrPUT RE s cIRLs , that cannot be P UT RID IT P , rottenness

’
[
'
~
n t
m m
. .

co e p utri d PU T RE P P , to ake rotte n ; to

'

m
. ,

P UT RE s c E NT , gro wing rotte n

'
PUT RE P A c T IvE , aki ng rotten
’
. .

P ug m( e so wn) , the fist ; as bi g as the fist .

P YGM E '
A N, s mll;a little . PIG IIP ,'
a very little p erson .

P y r, ” ro e
( wp,
t mp os
) , fire .

E I PYRE A N, the hi ghest heave n.

'
PYROL IG NE oUs , obtained by the
’

E M P YRE U MA T IC ,
'
having the disti llation o f wood
m
.

e ll or taste o f bu rnt s ub Pv ROL o o v , a trea tise on heat

'
s
m
.

i n a p oint P Y RO II E T E R, a n i nstru ent to

[
'
s tances
m
. .

PYR A M ID , a solid figure , ending eas ure he at

' °
.

PP Rs , a funeral p ile Pv a o uA c , divi nation b fire

’

m
. .

P v R IT E , fire sto ne P YRO T E C H N IC S J the art ak

' '
-
.

I
P v ROL A T Rv , fire- w ors hip i ng fire works
'
. .

P y rrh o , P y r r h o n - ts , the fo unde r of the ske

p ti cs .

PT R RR O NIsu , ske p ticis

’
m; universal do ubt .

Q u a d r -a , a square . Qu a t u o r , fo ur .

BIOUA D RA T IO, relati ng to the Q UADRU '

dou ble
'
PL IO AT E , to
fo urth p ower twice
m
. .

Q UA D RA NGLE , a square
'
. Q UA R A NT INE , the ti e that
’ °

Q UA D RA NT fa qu arte r o f a ci rcle s hip s , s us ec ted o f infectio n,

’
p
m
.

Q U A D RE N NIA L , hap p ening every

’
a re p ro h i bi te d fro inte r
four ye ars sides . cours e wi th the shore
( . .

Q UAD a AT E RAL, havi ng four Q U A RT , o ne fourth of a gallon

'
-

m
.

Q d Q UA RT E R, to di vide i nto four

’ ’

UAD R IL LE , a ga e at ca r s ; a
ki nd of dance i n se ts o f fo ur .
p a rts .

Q U A D ROON , Q UA T RA IN, a stanz a of four li nes

' '
a p e rson q uarter
m
,

blooded . rhy ng alte rnately

i ° .

Q D RU PE D four footed a ni SQU A D RO N, p art of a flee t

’ '
UA a -

ml
.
,

a . SQU ARE , a figure of fou r eq ual

Q UA D fourfold si de s and fo ur right angles
'
RU P L E ,

m
. .

Qu ee r -o , q ua sa re - s , to as k, to obta in , to seek.

to gain ; to proc ure INQ U IsIT o RIA L , rela ting to an in

'
.

A c nUIs rrI ON, the thi n acq uired i si tion or an i n uis ito r
’
.
q’u q .

C ON QU E R, to gai n by orce PE R Q U IsIT E , a fee or gi ft of

'
. .

C o n OUE sT , v icto ry ; a s ubdui ng o ffi tions

[
'
ce

m
. . .

D IsOU Is IT I O N, a s yste atic Q U E RIST , one w ho asks q ues

' '
.

vesti gatio n o f a s ubje ct Q UE RY , an i nqui ry ; a do ubt

'
. .

E x q U Is IT E , e xce lle nt ; fine

' °
Q UE sT , a sea rc h [ tions
m
. . .

ln q U E sT , a j udicial i nquiry . Q U E s T IO N, to e xa ine by ques

' '

INQUIRE , to see k o ut RE QU E ST , to ask ; to solic it

' '

m m
. .

Inq U Is IT I O N, se arch ; trial

'
RE QUIRE , to de and ; to clai
’

m
. .

I n n uvn, curi o us
'
. RE Q UISIT E , necessary
’
.
15 2 ou ss- no ox OF E T YM O LO GY.

Qua rt -i s , of what kind o r sort.

D rs oUAL Irrv , to ake unfit

'
m . Q UAL IP P , ’
to rende r fit.
Q U A L IP IOA T ION, fitness
’
. Q UAL IT Y ,
’
nature ; p rope rty .

Qu a n t -u s, how grea t, ho w mh uc .
w

Q UA N T IT
’
Y , w eight ; a p art.
IQ UA N T UM
’
, th m e a ou nt re u i re d .
q
Qu a t t o , q u a s s -u mt , o shake . v n , to c rush ; to annul.

mpl i
m
Qu er -a r , to co a n, to be wai l .

Q U A R RE L , a bra wl ; a disp ute E R UL OUSL Y, i n a co l i i

’ ’
p a n ng
m
.

Q U E RIM O NIOUs , co plai ni ng

’
.

Qu i d , q uo d , w hat .

NUNc , one c urious to know a ni ce i ( h

’
Q uID p o nt ; w at
e ve ry thi ng ; ( w h at no w i
) y o u p le ase .
)
Q u i e s , q u i et - i s , rest, e as e .

A CQU IE SC E , to q ui e tly assent Q UI E T U DE , re st ; rep ose

' '

m
. .

C o v , odest ; reserved Q U IE T U8 , final discharge

’ °

m m
. .

D IS QU I E T , to ake uneasy RE Q UIE N , a hy n fo r the dead

' ' °
. .

Q uIE s c E NT , res ti ng
'
.

Qu i n q u e , five . Qu i n t -a s, fifth .

Q UIN E D CE M VIR '

o ne of fifteen Q UINT E s sENC E , the best p art
'

mn
, .

e uni ted in o ffice . Q U IN T UPLE , five fold

’
.

Qu o t , how my an , so my an .

’
A L IQ U UT , °
e xactly m e as urin
g Q UO
’
T IE NT , that w hich res ults
mp t m mb
.

Q UO
' °
RUrI, a co e en t nu ber to on di viding one nuby er
busi ness a nother urns daily
tra nsact . .
[t .

Q UO 9 s hare Q U OT ID fe ve r which t e
’ '
T A, . . IA N, a

R a bd -o s
(p asso g , a ro
) d, a wand .

RH A B DOMA NCY, di vination by d

'
a ro .

R a b i - s e, md a ne ss, rg
a e .

RA E ID , furious
'
ad m RE v E L , a noisy feas t
'

md m
. .

RA V E , to be furio us or a RE v E L RY, i rth ; festi vity

'

m
. .

R a ce -u s, a bunch o r clus ter o f grap es .

RA C E M I P
'
beari ng clusters RAo w i in clusters
'
E RO Us , . E M O Us , gro ng
R u d e-a s , the s poke of a w he e l a bea m y or ra .

BIRA D IA T E
’
, ha v ing two rays RA ’
D IU s the se mi di mt- a e er of a

m
.
2
IRRA D IAT E , to i llu ine c i rcle .
’

m f light
.

RA D IA NOE , sp arkli ng lustre

’
. RA Y, a bea o .

R a d i x, ra d i o- i s , a root.

E RAD
'
IC AT E , to root o ut. RA D ’
C
I AL , p ri m
i ti ve thorough.
154 c u s s Bo o n o r
-
E T YM OL O GY .

Ra c mm m ’
s consis ti ng ofr i ght Rno '
ru E N, re u lation o f
g diet .

lines RE G IM E N rf a
’ '
body of soldiers
m
. .

Ra c
'
v nn, up rightness RE e rON, a co untry a tract
’ °

m m
.

RE c ro a, a inis ter of a p ari s h

' °
RE GULA R IT Y, confor ity to rule
'

m
.

RE GAL, roya l; kin gly RE GU L A T ION , e thod ; rule

' '
. .

R EG A L IA , e ns igns o f royalty
'
. RE IGN , to rule as a ki ng .

a go ve rno r. Rro n r, eq uity ; j us tice

'

mm
.

RE o '
rc u d E, r er of a ki ng . RU L E , to go vern ; to co ntrol .

R e m -u s , an ea r .

T Rr RRn ll wi th three tiers of oars on a si de .

'
, a ga ey
R an d -r e to give back, to resto re .

RE N '
D ER , to return ; to mk a e. RE ND IT I '
ON, a re nde ri ng.

l a pp oi nted SURRE N DE R, to deliver up

’

p ac e

m ti
.

for a ee ng.

R ep t - u m( b a r ep o
) , to c re ep .

RE P T ILE ,
'
an ani mltha at cree p s . SURRE PT IT I OUS , done by s tea lth
'
.

R e s , a th ing.

RE AL ,
'
true ; re lating to things . RE '
ALIZE bri ng i nto be ing ;
to
m
,

Ran /
, a ctual e xis te nce . to concei ve of .

R e f -8 , a ne t.

m mll b g
Ra r rcu
' '
a s a a Ra r ' '
mm h o r, avi ng the for mf o a
m m mbling
.
,

R '
c nu
'
, rese ne t ne t.
[ e
y ,
e like a ne t.
RE T '
INA , one of the coats o f the
°

R h a p t -o (M m) t , o sew, to uni te .
Rw
'
m nv fan irregul
ar co mp osi tio n.

R h o-o m
(p ) , to flo w , to sp eak .

C A T ARRH i nfl uenz a '

. m
Ras o us, like resin
’ °
.

D I ARRH E A , a fl ux ; a p urgi ng a
' '
r o rato r
'

y
m m
. .

H a u o RRH A e R, a fl ux o f blood a , a thi n watery hu

'
. or.

R hin (k ey
) , the nose .

RH INO C E RO S
'
an animl with ba a o rn o n the nose

b — s (h rm
, .

R h m o
) o a s a rho mb .

m
,

Ru o r ,
°
a
q uadrangular figu re . Rno u ’
no m fig lik, a ure e a rh o mb .

R h y th m -0 8
(p oe m) m , easu re dm m t ove en .

Rum t g o a ree in sound. Rv rn n rc u

'
'
having p roportion
mm f mt
, ,

R '
r u e re ; verse . of sound .

R id e -o , r i -
s u m , to laugh, to mk oc .

m
D RR E , to la ugh at to
'
RID
'
C
I UL E , to exp ose t
D E Rrsr ON, conte p t ; ao
’
m Rrs
'
mw , e xci ti n
g lau
 L A T IN, GRE EK , AND OT H E R ROOT S . 1 65

R i g -c o , to be c old or still:
Rro m
'
, stifi; strict
'

Rro o n, severi ty
.
'
.

B i g -o , ri g a t -u mt , o water a field .

’
IR RIO A T E , to water, as a ga rde n. IRRrO ’
t rons , wa tery ; mi t o s .

B i t -a s , a rite or cere my on .

RIT E , a reli gio us ce re my on Ri T

'
UA L , a book of religi ous
mi
.

re on es .

R i v -u s , a riv er.

co mt ; t
e o o re ach . D E RIVA T ION, act of deri ving
'

mp tit m
.

Co co e o r. RI VAL RY, e ulation

'

m
.

D E RWE , to deduce
’
to draw . Rrv ULE T , a s all ri ver
’
.

R o bu r, r o b o r - i s , a n oak, stren th .
g
C ORRO E '
ORAT E , to co nfir m . ROBUST '
, s tron
g; vi
goro us .

R o d -o
, r o e -u m , to gnaw , to eat awa .
y
C OREODE ’
, to eat away by de C oRRO e N, the act of corroding
'
.

E RO SION, th e act of eating a way

’

gre e s . .

R o g -o
, r o ga t -u mt , o ask, to request .

A E ROO A T E , to re pe al; to annul

’
INT E RROO A T IV E , deno ti n
° ’

g a ue s
m
.

A R ROGA NT , as su i ng t ion i
[ i
'

p r v
ge e.

m
. .

A R ROOA T E , to clai u nduly e xclus i ve

'
. an
D E R OO AT E , to dispa rage
’
to p ro trac t
m
. .

DE RO O A T ORY, detracting fro

’
S U PE RE ROG A T ORY, e xce e di ng
'
.

INT E R ROO A T E , to ques tion

’
SU R ROO AT E , a dep uty
'

[ d uty .

m( m
. .

strength ; the cap ital of Italy

R o
) P sal , .

Ron a , a city of Italy Ro m

'
sn , relating to the ch urch
m m
.

RO ILANIZE , to convert to Ro is h
’
of Ro e.
opi ni ons . Ro u ’
vw s , the founde r of Ro m e.

R o s, f o r - i s , de w .

RO RAL , de wy
'
. RORrE LUE NT , ’
flo wi ng wi th
RO RIE E ROUs , p roducing dew de w
'
. .

R o s -a , a rose ,

Ro sE A rE , rosy ; fragrant
’
RO S A RY s tri n of beads on
'
a g
'

m
. ,

Ro s v , bloo ing ; red

'
. w h ich p raye rs are c o unte d .

R o str u m the
— ,
be ak of a bi rd : a ul
p p i t .

Bi Ro s T RA T E . havi ng
'
a double Ros T RU
'
m “
. a p latfo r mf mw hiro c h
beak . o rato rs harangue .
R ot -a
, a wh ee l
. R o la n d -a s, ro und.

m
C c un o T A RY, w hirli n g ro und
'
. havi ng roun d
Ro T A T rO N, a turning round
’

m
.

R rE , a e re repe tition of words

or of busi ness .

Ro rv No , round ; circ ular

'
'
.
£ 66 C L A SS BO OK O F E T YMOL OGY.
’
-

R ay , for R o i a king .

POME RO
'
Y , a royal a p p l
e. king s d ep uty ’
g
o.
ROK ki ngly ; regal.
'
AL ,

R u b -er , M r s, re d, ruddy.

c E NC E , redness . red . color.

E RUE E s [
'

Rn nra i ncli ni ng to re du recious stone 0‘ a red

'
n, a p
R eac t -u s , a belch .
’

E RUOT A '
T ION, the act of belchi ng .

R a d -i s, unwrou ght, rude .

E K U DIT E, learned
’
ro u h
g ; coarse
mipl
.

E av nIT r ON, learning

’
. a first p r c e.

a w rin kle .

C OR ’
RO OA T E , wrinkled . RU '
GOSE , full of wrinkles .

R u i n -a , a downfall, fa lling . Rn ’
rNo e s, p e rni cious ; destructi ve .

R m“ m i i th d
a a , art n - s, e cu . RO ’
IIINA T E ,
°
to m use on.

R u m m m p t R
o r , a co on re or .
'
n uo n, a p p
o ular o r y
fl i ng rep ort.

R p t m( b mp ) u -u a ru o , to brea k, to burs t .

A EROPT , broken off; sudden

’
. E RUP T rvE , bursti ng fo rth
’
.

BA NK RUPT , unable to pay

' °
. INO ORRU PT rEL E , incap able o f
'

to de p rave de ; to corruption .

ba se i stop ; to hinder
.
[p rav ty . .

C ORRUP T I ON, ’
wi ckedness ; de IRRU P T ION, an i nro ad
’
.

D IS RU P T URE ,
'
to rend ; to seve r . RUP T URE , a breac h
’
.

R u e, r u r - i s , the c ountry .

RU RAL , re l
ati ng to the country reside in the
'
. T IC AT E , to
Rvs T Ic , ru de ; l i rura l.
'
p a n ;

S u b b ed -u m , re s t , the Sabbath .

SABBA T A RIA N, one w ho observe s

’
SA n a AT n, the day of re st
'
.

the se venth day o f the w ee k SA E EA T IOAL , relating to the Sab

'

as the Sabbath . bath .

Sa cc h a r - u m , s ugar.

SA c ’
a RrNE , having the q ualities of s uga r.

Sa a r , s a c r i , sacre d, devote d .

C o N sE O RAT E , to ake sacred

'
m . S A O RA ME NT , the Lo rd s supp e r
' o ’
.

D E sE c RA T rON , a profaning
'
. SA O RE D , ho ly ; invi olable
’
.

E K E O RA T E , to c urse
'
. SA O Rrrrc E , to destroy ; to de
’

E K E ORA E L E , accursed sac red.

'
. vote .
O ns E O RA T rO N, an e ntreaty
'
SA O RIL E O E , a violation
’
thi ngs
m
.

SW ’
T A L , be lon in
g g to the SAO RrsT v , the Vestry roo
’
of a
ries thood church .
p .
INsANE '
, md ; d i t
a s rac te d. ne ss o f mi d n .

S u p t -o , to savor, to know .

INsIP ’
rD , tasteless ; fl at .

SA P ’
ID , havi ng flavor

m
.

s aw , C a -i s , Soap .

SO P, a s ubstance used in wash SAP ONA ’

C E OUS
A , soap
y .

i ng.

Sa m , s a f e -0 8
, ( cap i, ca pz o s
) , flesh .

sp e ci es of dropsy SARC OPH A GUS, of stone

' '
A NAsA R ’
C A, a . a ’
s ort
co ffi
SA R C A su , a kee n re p roach ( S
' °
. n, ee note p .

SA RCAS T IC , kee n ; se ve re
'
.

S a u n as , sa u n a - i s, a lifeguard, an attendant.

SaT mm mll pl
’
, a s a anet revolvi ng round a larger .

M i r -a , a sati re .

SA T m
'
E , a censorious
°
p oe m .
ISAT nu sT , one who
'
writes s atires .

Sa t“ , enough, s ufli ci ent.

D rssA T rs r A C T LON, d isconte nt

- '
. SA T E , to glut ; to p all .

INsA T LAELE , not to be satis fied

’
SA T rsn , to conten t ; to please
'

m
. .

INSA T r E T v , want of satie ty

’
. SA T U RA T E , to i pre gnate fully
’
.

IN T b SUP E Rs A T UnA T E , to saturate to

' '
t t t
‘
s A U RAE LE , no o e sa ura

d ted. e xcess .

Sa tu mu - s , an ancie nt
°
he athen de ity .

loose . SA T UR AY , the
'
D last day of
w e ek, ( Saturn s day )
’
gra ve . .

s a c -a m , a sto ne or ro ck.

SAx rrRA GE ,
'
a mdi i
e c ne whi ch dissolve s stone .

S ca t -a , a ladder, a s tair.

E sc m ns
'
, the act o f x
SC ALE , to cl
i m
b t m ; o nunt.
walls .

S ea l ers -0 8 ( ca m) s , u ne v en, une ua l.

q
SC AL E N E '
havi ng uneq ual s ides .
’

S ca n d a l a cause of ofle nce.

'

SCA N ’
DAL , an offence ; a re v
SC A N DALOUs, sha
'
mf l ; e u
‘

vil
e.

p reac h .

S en n a -o , s ca n s -i s mt g s, o o, to m ount.

A scE N
'
D , to m ov e u
p w ards C ON D E sC E ND
'
to stoo ; to sub
p
n m m
.
,

A scENT '
, a e i nence. i t.
 L A T IN, GE E E K , A ND OT H ER m s . 15 9 .

A sC E N stora the act of as cending

'
. RE AG
C E N sION,
'
a m n
ou ting up
C o ND E sOE N sION, a voluntary
’
again.
stoo p ing fro digni ty m SC "
A N, to e xai ne nicel m y
m
.

D E sC E ND , to go do wn
’
SC AND E NT , cli bing
’

mi
. .

D E sC E NT decli vity T RA NS C E ND E NT , p re e
' '
ro
p g ress -
nent.
do wnward .

S ea p ort -u , the s hou lde r-

blade , the s ho ulde r.

INT E RsC A P UL A R, betw ee n SCA P ULA R, re la ti n to the s ho ul

' '

g
s ho ulde rs de r

m)
. .

S m ip h -o s
( vacu u ,a p ointed instru m ent.

SC A R ’
IF Y , to let blood by Snat A T R,
'
an insta n ces
q
the Sh i t . for scari fy g m .

Sec t -a s,
( cau ses
) , the leg . Iso s c a L Es , having two s ides equal
’
.

S ee n - a (w
o n) , the stage , a rep r se nta ti o n. e
SC E NE . a n ap p earance . SC E NOG RA PH Y, the '
art of
p er
SC E NE RK, a collection o f sc enes
.
'
. sp ec ti ve .

S u p t -o m !( Gf Op a c ,
) to look about ; to doubt .

SC E r T w, doa bter ; infidel SC E P ’

do ubt ; infideli ty
'
a an . T I C Iu , .

S alee m -a
( m)
a a desi gn, a pro ec tj
mk
, .

SC R E IIE , a p l
a n ; a p ro ect.
j Sc a m '
rs r , one who a es
h m
.

sc e es .

S ch i s m -a
( dxt fifia
) , division o r sep arati on in the church .

Se mn e , a di visi on in a chu ro SC E IsNAT ‘

rc ,One gnilty Ofscb is mfi
o r societ
y
( m)
.

S ch o l -a c . a school.

SO K OL AR, a’
m an o f letters SC E O L IAsT , a co
'
entator. mm
m mt m
.

Sono e T IC , an adh of Sc a o L IU , an exp la na to ry now

' '
n .

s chools . SCH OOL , 3 place of educati on .

S ci - a m
( )
a , a s hado w.

A u rnls w ho i nha bit l sha do ws at noon fall; op posi te

'

p pe
e o .

the torri d z one , w hos e s ha w ays

m
.

dows fall both ways . nr , the art of ske tch

°
ScrA G '

A Ns l diffe rent ing [d ow

'

p p
eo e on . .

si des of the e uator, w hos e SO IOM A CH Y, a battle with a s ha

'

q
sa ml -o
, s a s s -u m , to cut.

RE sC IN D '
, to revoke . SC Is sORs ,
’
s mll a Shaun .

St i m
u li -a
, a sp a rk Of fire .

Sc mm '
T LAT E , to e . mit s parks. SC INT ILLA T roN, the act of throw
’
160 . C L As s BOOK - OF E T YM O L O GY .
f

to know . S c i e nce, “ t en t - i s , knowi ng .

C o N s C IE NC E , the knowle dge of

’
O u NISC I E NT , all kn owi ng
'
-

m
.

ri gh t and w rong P RE sc NC E . fore knowle dge

’
-

m
. .

C ONsc N T IOUs, regulated by

'
SC I E NC E , kno wle dge
' °
.

c ons ci ence . S CIE NT IF IC , relati ng to science

’
.

C O N sc roUs, knowi ng ; pe rcei v

’
SC I OL IST , a p re tender to scie nce
'
.

i ng . UNC ON SC IONAE LE , u nj us t ; n u
’

NE scr E NC E , ignorance
’
. reasonable .

St op - co
( axon s
) , to look, to obse rve narrowly .
“

A NE M oscop E , a w eath e r vane HE te les cop e for

’ ’
-
. L I OSC OP E , a

A RC IIDIsa O P , the p ri nci p al of v ie win

’
g th e s u n
m
.

the bis hop s HY C

i ns tru ent to
'
GROS OPE , an
m m
.

BA R osC OPE , a sort o f baro eter

’
s ho w th e oisture of th e ai r
m
. .

Brs a OPRIC , the diocese of a

’
M r C Rosc orE , an i ns tru ent for
’

bishop [ bi s hop s vi e wi ng th e s alles t obj ects m

m
. . .

E P IS COPA CY, a govern ent by T E L E scORE , a glass use d for di s

' ’

SC OPE , ai ; i nte ntion m . tant v ie ws .

S co p t - o ( az u re
) , to gi be , to de ri de .

So o n , to mk; oc to deride . SC OEE ’

E R, one who scofls.

S co r b u t - u m th , e scu rvy .

SC ORBU T IC , ill w ith SC UR vr , scabbe d vi le

' ’
scurvy . ; .

S no r t - a , dross , the refus e o f mtal e .

SC ORu ’
CE OUs rese , mbli ng dross . SC O RIE Y,
'
to reduce to dross .

S cr ub- o , s c r i p t -u mt , o w ri te .

A NT rsCRrP T URAL , contrary to

'
M A N USC RIPT ,
'
boo k or p ap er a

s c ri pture w ritten , not p ri nte d

m
. .

"
A sca a , to attribute
0
. NOND E soru PT not y et described
'
.

A sc RrP T IO N, the act of ascribing to se t down

'
to or
m
.

C IRC UusC RraE ,tO bo und, to li it

’
de r
m m
. .

C IRCUU SC R IP T ION, a li i ting P RE SC RIP T ION , a e dlcalrece i p t

' '

m
. .

C ON sC RIP r, one enrolled for th e to conde n ; to de

' -

army . no unce .
D E S CRIBE , to g1ve an account of
'
P RO SC RIP T rV E , de nounci ng
’

m
. .

E sc RIT O IR , a box w ith i p le

’
RE sC RIPT San edi ct o r answe r of
’

me nts for w riti ng . an e mp e ror.

IND E sC RI DA DLE , t hat cannot be

’
SORI E E L E , to w rite careless ly
'
.

descri bed SC RIBE , a w rite r ; a notary

°

m
. .

INsC RIEE , to write on

’
. SC RIP, a s all writing
°
.

INBC RIP T ION, a ti tle ; an address

'
. the Bible .

T he sense o f this w Ord o rigi na ted in t he Ro an practice of writ i n h m '

m
t
m g e
na es o f pe rsons doo ed to de ath, and p osting the list in pub lic .
162 C L AS S BOOK
- or E T YM OL OGY
. .

S eria l - m lmp , c a , eac

eful .

m; q
J

SE DA T E
’
cal uiet. SE D ’
A T IV E , ass ua i n .
”

, g g
S ea - co
, s e e s -u m , to si t.

D i
v alue .
on . P RE SID '
IAR Y , r elat ng i to a ge m
A se UO Us, c0nstant in ap pli ca
’ °
so n .
_

ki nd of court Of law RE PO s SE ’
ss , to p os sess agai n
m
. .

BE sIE GE , to he i n ; to beset
'
live i n a place . .

C O NSID E R, to study ; to p onder

' °
RE s ID E NT , one who reside s
’
. .

C o NsID E RA T E , thoughtful RE s ID UE , that w hich is left

’ '
. .

D rsrossE ss , to p ut ou t of p osses SE DA N , a p ortable chai r

’ ’°
.

s i on SE D E NT A RII, sitting ; inac tive

’
‘

m m
. .

INCONSID E RA BLE , uni p ortant SE D E NT , that w hi ch settles a t

' ’

m
. .

th e botto .

O asE ssr ON, the act of besieging

’
E D U LO Us, dil
’ °
igent . .

O DsID IONA L , be longing to a E ss r O N, a s ittin

’
’

g
<
.

s i ege IE GE , the act of besetti n a for

.
g
e nj o ; to own
y ti fi e d p la ce
m
. .

P ncei ve d i k
’
w
’
o ss E ss I ON, p reco UDS ID E to s n a ay .

o p i ni on U DSID IA RY, assis ti n

'

h m
.

P RE sID E , to be set over ; to di

'
SU B SID IZE , to furnis with o
'

re ct .
[d e nt ne y and ar s . m .

P RE s ID E NC Y , the ofice of p resi

’
SUPE RSE DE to s et aside .

S e u ss- e ( da m)
n , th e mn oo .

P A RASE LE NE ’
a mck m
o oo n. SE L E NO G RA PH Y , a descrip tion of
’

m
,

the oon .

Se m en , s e mi n - i s , se ed.

D ISSE M INA T 10N a scattering '

SE u rN A RYfa nurse ry ; a sc hoo l.
° ’
.
,

SE u rNAL , belonging to se ed SE MIN IE rC , producti ve

'
of s e e d.
'
.

Se mi (fir ) st
, half .

SE NI AN NU AL , half yearly m
m
SE M IM E T A L , a half etal
' ’

m
. .

S E A N NU LA R, half round
’
. SE M IPE LL U C ID ,
'
i p erfectly
SE M I CIRC LE , a half C ircle
'
transp are nt
m
. . .

SE M ICO L ON, a p unctuation ark SE M IQUA VE R, half

' '
a
quave r.
m mp
.

S E M IDIA M E T E R, half a dia e ter

’
’
SE M IV OW E L , an i e rfe ct con

m m
.

SE LU NA R, rese bling half a

’
so nant.
ni oon .

Se mp e r , always .

SE M PE RVI SE M P IT E RN A L , everl
as tin
’ ’
’

RE NT , e ve rgree n g
m
. .

Se x , s en - t s, an o ld m an.

SE IGN IOR, a lord ; a ti tle

’
. SE NE s ’
C E NC E , a growi ng Old.

S e ro N IORY, a lordship
’
. E NIL IT
’
Y , o ld a e .
g
’ *
SE N A T E , a body of senato IRE , a father .

‘
Th
the sta e . i
s was so called, be
cause it o riginally co nsisted of the Ol est d mmb e e rs of
 L AT IN, GREE K, AND OT H E R Roo m . 163

S en t -do , s en s -u mt , o fee l, re t hi nk.

act of agree i ng to. SC E NT , s e ll; odor m .

C o NsE NT to y ield ; to agree " SE NSA T roN, p erce ption by the

’
’
,

C o NsE NT A NE OUs, accordant

’
se nse s .

m
.

D ISSE NT , to diffe r i n o p inio n SE N SE , p e rce p tio n ; eanin

'
.
g .

D Iss E N s ION, s tri fe ; quarrel

'
. SE Nso RIU N, t he s eat of se nse
’
.

D IssE N T IE NT , di sagre eing

’
SE Ns UAL , p leas i ng the se ns e s
’
. .

INS E NS A T E , s tup i d foolish

'
SE N T IE NT , ha vi ng pe rcep tion
'

m
. .

NON SE NSE , un eaning

'
lan SE N T E NC E , to j udge ; to con
’

u
g g
a e . de mn .

"
P RE SE NT IH E NT , app re hension
’
SE NT E N T IOUS, p i thy ; poi nted
'

m
.

of s o e th i ng fu ture . op i nio n .

RE SE NT , to take as an afli ont

’ '
. SE NT I NE L , a soldie r on guard
’
.

S ap -o
( m)
am o , to corrup t, to mk a e
p utri d.

A NT Is E P T IC , counte racting e faction.

'

p utr

S ep t e m , se ve n .

SE PT A N G UL A R, ha ving seven SE PT E N ’
las ting
’
NIA L , se v n
g
angle s, Se e p 63
( y ea rs .

m m
. .

Sa '
E E R, the ni nt onth SE PT ILA T ’
E RAL , havi ng s e ve n
m
.

SE v E N, one ore tha n six

’
. si des .

S ep u lch r -u m a gra ve

m
,

SE P
'
UL C H RE , a gra ve ; a to b . SE P ’
U L T U RE , i nter mnt ;
e b urial .

S ep t u a g i n t - a , s e v e nty .

SE PT UA G '
E NAR Y co nsisti ng SE E T UA GINT , the Gre e k ver
’ ‘

m
,

se ve nty . s ion of the Old T e sta ent .

S eq u - a r , s c en t - u s , to fo llo w .

C ONSE C '
P ROS E C UT E to carry o n ; to
followi ng in
' °
U T IV E , ,

re gu lar orde r . c o nti nu e .

C oN s E Q UE NT , followi ng as an P URSU IT , act of p u rs ui ng

' '

m m
.

e ffe ct P
[p p
'
u J R IV A N T a sta te ess e n e r
. o o e U SU g , .

C ONSE QUE N T IA L , co nc lusi ve ;

'
SE QU A C IO US, follow i ng '
.

E NS UE , to follow S E QUE L w ha t follo ws

' '
. . .

E K E C UT E , tO carry into e ffect

’ °
SE QUE NC E , s uccess ion ; a fol .
’

O B S E QUI E S , funeral ri te s
'
low ing
m
. .

O HSE Q U IO US, se rv ile ly obe die nt SUE SE Q UE NT , co ing after

’
'

m
. .

PE R SE C UT E , to p ursue w ith a SU E , to p ros ecute by la w

'
.

ligni ty SUIT , a pe titi on a se t

m
. .

PURs UE , to chase ; to follow

’
SU IT E , retin ue ; co p a ny . .

SO calle d,
b ec ause it w as the w o k o f s even y ,
r t i nte r
o r rath e r o f s ev e n t y
- two

t T hi t l i f h H b w i sm d to h av e b ee n ad e In m
m
n t t e re s s uppo e
m
p re ers . s ra s a o n ro e ,

the reign , and b y the orde r o f Pto le y Philade lp hus , k g o f E gyp t , ab out two
hundre d and seventv or two hundred and e i ghty y ears b efore the b ll tll o f
'

.
 C LASS BOOK 02
? -
m m .

mi f md at SERE NE '
m; pl cal ac id.
m lm
us c p er o r e ,

night in the op en ai r. SE RE N
’
, ca ness ; peace .

S erp -o to c ree p

m
, .

SE R PE NT INI , wi nding
'
like a SE R r- f
, a creepi ng ani ml a .

se rp ent.

S er r -a , a sa w .

SE R RA T E , i ndente d like the edge SE R RA T UE E , an i nde nture li ke

’ '

the te e th of a saw .

S e r t -u m( ab S er o ) , to knit, to jo in in discourse .

A SSE RT ’
, to mi a ntai n ; to af rfi m . IN SE RT , to se t i n or a ong
’
m .

D E SE RT to abandon
'
RE A SSE RT , to asse rt anew
'
. .
,

D ISS E RT A T ION, a discou rse ;

’
a RE INSE RT , to i nsert again
’
.

treatise . SE RIE S, a s uccession o f thi ngs

’
.

E XE RT , t o p ut forth
'
SE R H ON, a reli gious disco urs e
’
. .

S e r ra- to , S t r a i t -u m , to se rve , to obey .

DE SERVE ’
to be worthy ; to SE RV IL E , slavis h ; de p endant
’

m it
.
,

er SE Rv rro a, an attendant
’

m
. .

D ISSE RV ICE , inj ury ; ischi e f SE RV IT UDE , sla ve ry

' '
. .

SE R GE A NT , an ofli cer i n the SUE SE RVE , to serve as an i natra

’
’

mt en .

assis t ; I E A BLE , useless .

C
’
SE RVE , to to wa i t o n. U NSE RV

S e r e -o , m a t -u mt , e kee p , to save .

C ON SE RV E , a; Swe et- eat

’
m PRE SE RVE , to ke e p ; to sa ve ’

m
. .

C ONSE RV A T IVE , op pos ing inj ury R nvs f to held ba ck

’ '

m
. .

INOE SE RV ANT ,
’
no t taking RE SE Rvo , a p lace where any
’

notice t hi ng is stored ; a cistern

m
. .

O BSE RVE , to watch ; to ke ep SE RV A NT , a eni al ; a depe nd

’ '
.

O ESE RV A T tON, the act of Observ

'
ant.
mg .

S et -a , a bristle .

’
SE T A C E OU S, bristly . SE ’
T IE O RH , for md lik
e e a bristle .

S e ver - a s , se ve re .

s harp ; harsh SE VE R IT Y, cruelty h ars hness

’
SE VE RE
'
, . ; .

S ex , si x.

SE N A RY, contai ni ng s i x
’
. SE xA N GULA R, having si x angles
’
.

S E NOC UL A R, ha ving s i x e yes SE XE N NIA L , i n si x years

' '
. .

SE KA O E N A RIA N, o ne age d s i xty

’
. SE x T UPLE , si x-fold
'
.

SE XA GE S IMA L , s i xtie th SIX, twice three

'
. .
Lee m sa e ness . on BM W
S mm ’
r r,
’
a co mm riso n .

SIH ONY, the cri e of traffi

’ ’ ck m relating to si
i ng in c hurch prefe r ents. m
Si m“ s , together . S m UL T A NE OU S, at the sa
’
m ti m
e e.

S t a g ed -a s , one , not do uble

m
.

Swi m er
s ; alone . SIN
'
GULA R, part ic ular ; odd .

S i n i s t er , s i n i s t r-i , on the left hand ; had

mm
.

SrN IST E R, u nfair ;

’
corrup t.
IS ’
ls e s,
p e rverse ; absurd.

Si m s , th e boso ma b y
, a , a ben d .

INSI N U A T E , to hint ; to introduce

’ °

Slowl and a rtfully

y . bending i n and out .

Si p -o
, to throw, to cast .

to scatter to di s D , not scattered ;

p e rse . ed.

S te t -o , to stand, to stop .
to help» INSIST , to sta nd u pon ; to urge.
’

Co to exist toge ther IRR SIST I ELE , superior to oppo

’

E
m
.

tn be c o p oeed of S itio u

m
. .

C ONS IST bly of pre NoNa '

ne gation of
'
ORY , an asse scE ,
Er
bei ng
m; t m
.

D E S IS T
m
fro Pu sa n , to pe rse
“
’
to cease o; stop .
‘

, .

to h as hel PEE E xIST , to exist before

-
’

m m
. .

"o
INC O NSIST '
E NT , i nco p ati ble . RES IST to ake op position .

Si t bread PA E ’
low, m flatten
m
°
. s sIT E , a erce nary s.

8 31 11 8 , p
SIT E , local position. ,
IS IT UA
’
T ION, p l
a ce ; state .

S o e i -o , to j o in
m
.

A SSO ’
CIAT E , a p artne r ; a co So o a ’
mm m
fa ili ar ; friendly,
o
.

So C IAL , relating to soci e ty

’
.

C O NSO C IA T E
’
, to u nite ; to j oi n . SOC I E T Y , a colle c tion of p e rsons
’
.

S o l, the s un .

IN SoI A T E , to dry In the s un SOL wE , the tropical p oi nt

’ ’ o
. r . ST .

So L AR, belo nging to the sun

’
.

S o le e - o s one who sp eaks incorrectly .

SOL ’
E C ISH
°
, i mp op i r r ety in law SOL E C IST IC AL , not correct ; ih
’

u
g ga e . co ngruo us .

T h is Is s uppos e d to b e de riv e d fro S i o n M ag us , who wished to purch as e mm

the po wer Of co nferring th e H o ly Spi rit A cts viii . .
 L AT nt, 03 m , w an neoT s
. . an

t o k e n s-t s , so e
lm n.

Bottl i n g -
ave p eti t ions . m mm t mi
S a /111 , o e sole
n m n.

S o l -ea , to be a t md
ccus o e .

IN sou
’
m oz , haughtiness i mp u In ’
so a ‘
, haughty ; conte mp
dence . tuo us .

s o li ci t - m , anxi o us , u ne as
y
So m c rT
’
°
to i mp rtu
o ne ; to in Sorrc ’
n o os ,
md
,

treat . ce e .

SOL IC IT A '
T ION, e ntreaty . SOLIC ’
IT UDE , anxie ty ; concern.

l o u d -u s , fir mh , ard.

C ONSOL ID AT E , to uni ts i nto

'
a So n na n, to
/
unite wi th mt llic
e a

solid m
as s ce mt en

mm m t mk lid
. .

Inso , want of sohd1ty Son rn

’ ’
o a e so

m m h dn s ; fimn
. , .

a warn or So n
’
.
, ar es r ess .

S ol t ch t m
f t -o r
, o eer, o co or .

Gon m t mf t ; t h
n
'
l
o co n m ot t b or o c e e r. uc o so
’
su n o e c on
m h p le ; r
, ,

D rso o n sou
’
f t d
'
o e ss so or e

mf t
.
,

ro wf l u . S C ;
'
OL A E , ease co or .

s at lm a ee

u wi th om h o one s se l
f.
’
D s s ona , t i h bit S ’
’
t ; p t ou n a an s oL rL o r, a s ee c

lai d was te . SOL IT A RY, re ti re d

’
al
o ne .

SOLE , single ; a lone. SOL '

IT UDE , loneli ness .

So l o - o , s o la r-u mt , o l
oose , to free , to mlt e .

A s so rvn , to c lear ; to acqu it

’
INnrs sOL Us Le , that cannot b e
‘ ’

m m m
.

A n so w l i i
m sep a rated
[ er ine d
’
, co p
'
ete ; pos t ve t
m
. . .

A s so w T N, acq uittal; re
’
Innu ow rs , wa ve ri ng ; not de
’
'

s io n a sso m
n , to diss olve a a in
g
'
’

m m
. .

D ISSO L VE , to elt ; to loose

'
deter i ne
m
. .

D IS BOL U T E , loose ; debauc hed

'
RE SOL U T IO N, fi r ness
'

m
. .

Inso n o nu c, not to be dissolved

’
. So n f to e x la in .

SO LV E NCY, a li ty to pay
'

INSOL V E NT , unable to pay

' ‘ '
. .

s o on er-u s , s leep .

m
So na nr no s r, ’
m '
one w ho w alks So m
m
e no us, ca us in
’
g s l
ee p .

i n hi s slee p . SOM NOL E NT , sleepy ; drowsy

’
.

S o u -u s , a so und.

Am hi gh
s o ru
’
di g '
rrr, -so un n So u N nT , a s all po e
’
m m
m g mt m
. .

C o n so u So r s no o s, p roducin so und
’
’
cn , a

m
en
ree
g
Dm
. .

h m m
h h ; di
’
sO NA NT d nt , a rs sco r a . So no no vs, loud sound g
’
.

o t i t t , no cons s en . SOUND , a noise .

Rxsoo rto to send back sound.
’
,
1 68 cu ss neon o r - m u o Loo r .

Gr un os or '
m ,
’ an Ind m p hi
'

n SO PH E I , a falla cioin align ent

'
m .

los0pher Sop n IS T RY, fa llacio us reasoni ng

’

m
. .

a ’
kn owled
os o r nv , the Unso r s T rcaT E n, not acqua i nt
’

s tudy of first p ri nci p 3. ed with e vi l p uns .

S op o r , s lee p .

Soro m r rc , ca usi ng sle ep .

’
Sor o m ’
r nnpos , i nduci ng sleep .

S e r b - c o , ca rp i - h mt , o e uc k u .
p .

A nsons ’
, to su ck u p . ’
A nsoae T mN , a s uckin g p u .

So ro r, a si ster. So no a ’
rc m n, th e md ur er of a s iste r .

s, lot, kind
”

S t i
‘

o r e , s o r - .

"
A ssonT , to arrange ; to select
'
SORT , a ki nd ; a speci es
m
. .

C o n se nT , a co p anion ; a wife
’
S ORT IE , an iss ui ng out ; a sally
' '
’

o r h usba nd SORT IL E GE , the drawi ng of into

'

m
. .

RE SORT , to betake ; to turn to

'
. Soa rrT r ON, ap po int e nt by lot
’
.

Sp a r s -o , sp a r s -ru n , to scatte r.

A srs ns , to bes atter w ith

’
Inr s nsrs nss , to scatterbe tween ’

n p os
mm
. .

lu es . S PA RSE , thi nly scattered .

D i sp e nse , to scatter
’
.

Sp a m -a
( es c ap e
) , a conv ulsion, a drawi ng .

A mmm r o n ro ,
’
p re venti ng co n dra wing ; bli ster
v ulsio ns . i ng .

Sp a snron ’
re , convuls ive .

Sp en t -u m , sp ace

mmt
.

En a
’ '
o e nlarge up en ; to SPA C E , roo ; extension m
m m
, .

Se r o ns, wide ro o y .

Ep co t - o , sp ed -u mt , o look. Sw ot -os , a sort .

As ’
p e cr , look ; ap pea rance D E SPIT E , alice ; de fiance
'
m .

favor . D ISRE SPE C T , wa nt of regard ;

'

A os rrc r o o s , fa vorable rude ness

’

m
. .

C ra c o sPE C T , watchful
’ °
cau E SPE C I AL , sp ecial; p articular
’
.

ti ons E S PY , to see ; to di sco ver

'

m
. .

C o ns rrc e o o s , in full vie w . E c r , to look for

’ ° ’ '

m
.

D E s P wA BLn,
’
conte p ti ble ; E XP E C T A NT , looking for
’
.

w orthless INsP s c r , to look i nto ; to e x

’ '

m m
.

sco rn ; to conte n. a i ne .

m
T he Gy uosq i ietr —ao called fro m
their goi ng with bare foet , o r wi th lit
‘

tle c lothing—lived on wi ld prod uctio ns o f the earth T he y ne ver drank wine,

m m m
.

arried S e o f the v e lle d abo ut , and p ractise d p hy s io T h b

n or t a
mm y
r
e
o e
m
. .

he ve d the i o rtality and trans igratio n o f t he so ul, and p laced the chi c hep
m m
.

p e ss o f an in a contu np t o f the f f d f h l f
m g ood s o o rtune ; an o t e p easu res o
so e.
1 70 c u ss-Bo on or s u mm er .

Sp i e s -u s , th ick;
Insets ss rn, to th icken
’
. S mm ’
sr n, thickness .

S p la t (
ca mp ) the sp leen

m m
, .

A NT rsr m '
N s T rc , curi ng S u rf sp ite ; ill-hu or.
eas es of the sp lee n.

Sp l md -eo
, to shi ne .

RE SPL E N D E NT , brl
'
lustre ; po p m . or.

m
D nsro , to rob ; tostri p
’
o n, th e act of taking
m
.

m
Sro , p lunder ; p illage .

S p e n d - co , sp o rt s -u mt , o pro ise
mm
C o s s ND , to s ui t ; to answer
’
Rs sro usn , answer
’

mm
. .

D s sron n , to despai r
i °
. Rnsp os s , a cco untabl
’
e .

D E SPOND E NT , despai ri ng
’
Rnsrorrs rvn, rep lyi ng
’

m m
. .

E sro osn , to wed ; to betroth

’
S ’
soa, one who pro ises for
mm
.

Inns s ro s s ’
no t b o un d to a nother

w
, .

S p ouse , a h usband or i fe .

Re sp onn , to answ er ; to reply .

’

S m i tt en -u s , voluntar
y .

SPONT A NE Y self age ncy . SPONT A NE OUS, ac ti ng of i tself.

' '
IT ,
-
b

s q u a t -c o , to be filthy .

Souu mf
’
, oul; dirty .

m l f afis h
m
Sq ua -a
, a sca e o .

Sou m ’
o nnous, bearing scales . Sq ua o us, scaly .

S t a g es-u mt , s andi ng water

S
T a o NA NT , standi
’
ng ; not flow ST A G NAT E , to
'
c ease to m o ve .
mg .

S t ru m mti -u
, n.

ST A N NA RY,
'
a ti n mi ne .
IST A N NIC ,
'
relating to tin .

Era s - ts ( w
o e ) , a standi ng, a weighi ng .

m m
'

the sci ence

’ ’
A POS T A BY;
'
departure fro on e s H on s r ros ,
'
of
wei ght, otion, and q
the m ui
A P OS T A T IZE , to forsake
'
one s
’
m
libriu of fluids
m m
.

faith or religion Svs T a , re gular ethod

' ’

m m
. .

Ec
’
s
o
sv , ra p ture ; e nth usias . UNsYs T s n T rc , wi thout
‘

E CST A T '
I C , rapturous .

concealed .
S l o g a n -0 8 (
oreyo wbg
),
ST E GA NOG RA PH Y, the '
art of wri ting in secre t c l n cters . m
 L AT IN, GRE E K , A ND OT H E R s o m e. 17 1

Et on - a , a sta r.

C o ns T E L L A T lON, cluste r of ST E L LA T E , like a s tar

' ’
a
m
.

s tars . ST E L L ’
E no us, havi ng s ta rs

m
.

INT E RST E L '

L A R, between the ST E L e oau, i n the fo r Of a
’

s tar.

S ta t - o ( at o m) , to s end.
A ros ’
m m °
e ssenger
, a . PERIST A L T IC ,
'
s p iral ; w or m
D w s T OLE , the dilatation of the like
' °
.

h eart . ,
Sy s T O L E , the
’ °
contraction o f the
heart
0

E r rs T L n, a le tter sent
’
. .

( ) short.
’

S t en - o s d raw s ,

ST E NO G RAPH Y, the
'
art Of wri ting in shorthand .

mm
t
S o r e - 03
( d f spso s
) , soli d.

ST E RE Oo nv, the
’
art ofdraw ST E ni-
Jonr E T RY, the art of
’
m eal
ing the for s of solid bo di es s uri ng solids

on a pl ST E R E OT YPE , solid type

' °
ane . .

St i 8 , ba rren
- .

ST E R IL E , barren ; u nfruitful. ST E Iu L barrenness

' ’
rT Y, .

S t er n -o , st r u t -u m, to cast down, to lay flat .

C O NsT EaNA '

T rON, great te rror ; ST RA T IF Y, to arrange i n layers
'

m mnt m
.

ST RA T IF IC A T ION,
'
arran e ent
a az e e g
Pn m
.

lying fl t
os
’
TE, a i n layers
Sm
. .

b d; ’
lyT o rr, a e a a er.

S t i c k -0 8 ( s )
e i z es , a ro w , a line, a ve r
se .

A cno s n o ,
.
' ‘
a kind of poe m . Hsu ’
rs rrc n ,
'
half a verse .

D Is T rc n, a
’
co uple t M ON C a s ingle ve rse .
'
. OST I H ,

Sti g m a , sti gm t a -o s a mk ar Of i nfa my .

ST Io ’
nu , a blot ; a rep roach . ST Io ’
zE , tO disg1ace ; tO cen
MA T r -

K ug - o , to p ri ck , tosp ur .

IN ’
sT Io AT E , to
provoke ; to s e t on . INST IGA '
T OR, one who i nstiga tes .

S t i ll - a , a dro p
m
.

DrsT ’
TLL , to drop . to Ins L
’
, to i nfuse by dro ps to
teach slo wly .
a mpl : ace fo rdis tilli n
g . ST IL L , a vessel for distillation .

S ti ml u a tes , a spur.

ST IM '
U LAT E , to urge ; to ani that w hich 61
mt a e.

S t i n g er-o , s t t n ct q u mt mk o ar to t rusth
mm m m
.
, ,

Co rs r ' '
o sn ,
17 9 C LA S S-BO OK or E T YM OL O s r.

to mkar di fiEr fi
E xT rrtcT , p ut out ; d '

e nce ; to mk mia e e nent. IND IST INCT . not p lain ’

di ffe re nt ; c lear. Is s x rts o urs nu , unq uench

’
m
E xT IN ’
o orsrr, to que nch ; to de ab e i .

natural; intuiti ve .

S ti rs-o (Obs ) , to fii
m m m
.

D ns T rNE , to doo ; to app oint

’
Pa nD ns T Ir, to foredoo
’

m m
. .

Da s T ros , p urp ose ; end Pa r e s a nA T ION , the act of

'
’
. or
stu bborn dai ni ng before hand,
.

S t i p c M i -u i mw g
, a es .

Sn ’
ra rt o , se ttled p y
a ; pe nsion.
lST WE N D IARY,
'
a p ensioner:

s up -o
, s t tp a tg
-u mt , o stuff ;
C os T rvs , bound i n body
’
.

S t i p u l-a a s traw
mm
,

m
.

S bargai n to settle S rrort, the act of sti pulat

’
uLA T E :tO
'

te r m s. ing ; a contrac t.

su m s , ca rp -t e , a root or ste m
mm
.

Ex ’
n , to root out ; to de E XT IRPA T ION, a rooting '
out ;
stroy . total de structi on .

8 1 - 0 , s t a t -u m to stand, to set .
mm
,

Aa c s , a short truce . IN s T rT oT E , to establish

’ ’

m t mm
.

A sT
’
o s top to s eize . In snns r’ ’
r , not real
m m
, .

C fic nf condi IN u as I wa, narrow space be

-
’ ’
’

m
co a e ve nt ;
'

ti twee n things . i
on .
( a
Cm n
.

i ncidental INT E RST IT I AL , containing inter

’ '
co sT A N T n L ,

p arti c ula r. OB BT A C LE , a hinde rance

'
.

C ON sT ADL a a police oflicer

’
,
‘
. P a rs er :a sacre d Ofli cer .

C on sT A NT , fixed unvaried Pa o s T rT UT s , to de base

’ ’
. .

C O N sT rT urIt, to establis h
’ '
to a s AT n , to p ut agai n in pos
’

T
sessio n.
Co m rru T ION
°
the funda m en Rs sT °
lrepose uIet.
i
;
m
, ,

m
t ll w
a a s of a nation o r socie t . Ra sT T rO N, t gi vin
’
back
m y .

C ou s r f to p lace in opposi tion

’
Ger an, the tro p ics point
m
. . ,

D s sT IT u T IO N, want ; poverty Sa E N, the fi xe d, fir

’
f
’
pa rt o

m
.

D IS T ANT , re ote; not near a body whi c h gi ves i t stre n th

' ?
g
m m
. .

E QUIDIS T ANT , at the sa e dis ST A ND , to be e rect ; to re a in

'

tance . fixed [te st

fim
.
b

EsT AB L tsn '

to settle ly (
r ed. ST A ND A a an ens i n Of war ; a
'
g
m m
, .

Ex T ’
, i n be ing; not 3 11 pp ress
“
ST A T E ,°
nk co ndi tio n

m m
.

IN ST A NCE , exa p le ; urge ncy

'
ST A T IC S, th at branch O f echa
° ' '

Is aru n, p ressi ng ; i t out

’
ni s whi ch treats o f bodies at

m c
'

mm g
.

ls s r u xno ,
' ’
i ti ate . re st.
374 cu ss noo n o r - nT r M o roc r .

S t u d -60 , to study
mm
.

8 “ , a scho lar ST D D Y, learn ; to cons ider

'
. to
ST U D ro na, gi ven to s tu attentive l
’ ‘

y .

S t ru f
t soa,
- foolis h
mk
.

Sa
’
o o us uc a , foolis h talk . Br e t /
T re v, to s foolis h .

Bu rp -c o r
, to be dull, to as tonish .

Sm ’
nu oo os, mi
a az ng ; w on ST em T N, i nsens i bility
’
m
dullness
mk t
.

ST u n e s up i d ST U PID , dull; sense less

'
’
rr , to a . .

8 31 1 -0 8 ( ar m) , a co l
u m n or p i ll
a r ; a sty le .

m m
[

ST YL E . anner Of wri ting or ST v e o r, s hape d like the sty~

’

s peaking . 103 or p e n Of the ancIents .

S t y xf st y g i s, f
a fountain of A rcadia .

SW G M ’
N, he llish, infe rnal .

S tea d - cc
, M
'

e- u m ,
to advise.

A ssust n , to ap peu e ; to
’
e ase . PE RS UA DE i nfluence by ar
'
to
m m
,

A ssux srvs , i tigati ng

'
u e nt Or e n treaty
g
m m
. .

D ISS UA D E , to advise fro Pa ns s rvn , ha v i ng po we r to

' ’
‘

D ISS UA SION, the act Of diss uad

'
p e rsu a de .

Sus s ro n, the act Ofp ersu ading

’
.

So m e -t s , sweet .

So av rrr, sweetness ;
'
softness . SWEE T , not sour agreeable .

M GM , hi gh ; e xal
ted.

Bus L E m '
lofty ; rand. m '
A rE , to re fine
m
, L .

BUDL nI
’
, gran e ur.

S a b ra -u fin e, c unning,
mak
,

Sun m ; artful Suh T re e , to e thi n.

m
’ ’
acute
m m
.
,

S tifice ; alyna s .
ar S u ufl o ver ank le.
’

Su d -o
, to s we at .

E XUD I , to sw ea t out
'
SW E A T , mi t o s ure fro mth e ski n.

m
.

S o nora r rc, causing s wea t T to s weat through .

’ ’
. s unn ,

“ so s u es-su n, to be accusto md e

mw
,

m; u
.

As D ns ne glect.
’
disuse ;
‘
’
nn, custo se . us T o D n,

Sur ’
r aA o AIv, in c m bishop.
S a g - o , t a c t -su n , to s uc k or dra w i n
m
.

Bo d s , to d raw into the out h m See , t he act o f s ucking .

Sc or n , to nurse at the bre ast . Sc c c ULq

‘
, juicy ; and
 L A H N,
’
cas e s ,lu ll) OT H E R ROOT S . 17h

S td o f Ono s s elf '

m lf m d
, .

’
So rcn SUICI DAL , self-destroyi ng.
’
, se - u r er.

S u lp h u r , bri mt s one .

S m ’
nu as o us, rese m
bli g n Sunrn u ruo, consisting ’
of sul

p h ur .
p hur .

Sa lee m -a the whole

m
, .

C ON sni '
AT s co mplet e; S ox m
v, a co p endi u
’
m m
mt
, .

is he d So n n T , the top ; the ut

’
os
m
.

Sun , the a ount. he ight .

Su m -o
, ca tsui t -u
m, t o take .

A ss au ’
to arrogate ; to take m
Pne sr r T rvs . s upposed ’

m
. .
,

A ssuu r s rr , a
' °
a ’
, to take

C O NsUNE , to waste slowly

’
Rnsuun , to take back ; to
’
re
c mm
.

C ONs uur T rO N, a disease w aste

’
o e nce .
S m
.

INC ONBU llIA BL E , not to be was ted u p T nA RY, relatin

' ’
to expe nse .
!
.
g
to s upp ose . So neT n o us , e xp ensi ve
'
.

Pa s so ur T uous, Utu ss u x nvc , not

'
’
arrogant ; con arrogant ;
fident . m odest .

S up
e r , above ; high
m mi in ibl ; i
.

INso ’
rR nv c e ns ur SUPE RB , gra nd ; ’
agnificent m
m t bl
, .

oun a e. SuP E R L A T I vE , h ighest

’

mN p m ; h i f
.

S ’
ov s n s u re e c SUPERN AL, relati ng to things
’

m
o , e .

B ’
w ‘
ha ughty ; over a bove.
bearing . SD PRE NE ’
, highest in a uthority .

S cep t r
e-a s , recli ni ng

mlyi ng with th
.

Su ’
rn , e face upwards ; indolent.

“ rt -b “ ma - m u ( 0 rise .
m
, ,

a rebel. SOURCE , ori gi n ; first .

M al l o w :a re beli on.

S y c -o s ( ooz e s ) a fig
ma
.
,

Sr o ’
u ou , a fi
kind of g r
-t ee .
ISvo
’
o rnA NT ,
°
a e n fiatterer .

T a b er 's-a , a te nt ; an inn .

T n n u cu
’
m ,
‘
a te mp orary T A V E RN, ’
an .
inn ; a p ublic
dwelli ng . house .

T h us , an article of furniture T AD ’
L RT a flat surface for writ
m
. ,

T a nnart, in the for Of a table

'

m
.

M 0, ta -slu
t, to be silent. ‘

T ad 1T . s i lent ; i plied m . Ta m as rrr ,

’
habitual silence .
 c u ss Bo on or E T YM OLOGY,
-

T a c t -0 8
(M os ,
) p ut in order.

E u r a xv , es tablished orde r.
'
g to ntax,
s
y
SYN T A X , the cons truction of T ac r rc s f th e of di recting
' '
’
art

se nte nces . mo m t ve en s i n w ar
m
.

Ta -c r to c ut, to deal
'

m
.

D u ra n } , a mi nute accou nt. Rn r a rL , sale by s all nanti

’

E NT A IL , to
'
settle t e h descent of ti es
[ c othes

m
. .

T A I L QR, one w ho cuts o ut en s’

'
an estate .

“ 14 8 , suc h; li ke for like .

Rnr a n ra rn, ’
li ke for TA L IO N, the law of retal
i ati on.
'
'
to return
like . T AL
'
L Y, tO . fit ; to s uit.

T a n g - o , t inc t - u mt o touch.

m
,

i to reach to . In r no whole frac

”

'
to ga n , no t
C o n r a c r, to uch ; close union tiona l
' '
‘

. .

C o nn e xo u , prop aga tion of dis INT EG RIT Y; honesty ; pu rity

m
’ '

m
.

ease by to uch ; i nfection Rnn r no na rs , restored ; ade

’ '
.

C onr re n rrv , actual contact whole

'
. .

C O NT IN GE NT , acci denta l; casual

'
. T a c r, touch '

p e culiar ski ll .

E NT IRE , w ho le ; u nbro ken

'
a li ne to uchi n
g a
m
.

Incou r uous , not touch i ng?

''
c urve .
In ’
m c na, a w hole nu
°
ber m T A N GIBLE, that can be
'
touched
m
.

IN T E GRA T E , to for one w hole or take n ho ld of

'

( m)
. .

T a p h i-o s c , a to mb .

C nu o r
' '
, a m
onu m m tf en or one i nscriptittn upon a
buried else where .

“ Tb “ , SIOW
m m l w ; n t wi ft
o .

Rnr '
, to delay ; to hinde r . T aa '
r, s o o s

m b l gi g t h ll
,

T a rta r -a hell Tu ’

mm
s, . ra nn , e on n o e .

N ot -er , f or to t y by th m th t f el
r e ou , ,
o e .

dislike ; ave rs ion

t he second si hav mg horns

zodiac .

T wa t - a s (
ti m) es , the sa m e.

m m
1

Ta o n ocv ,
’
rep etiti on Ta ono d rc u contai ni n
g tau to
mw m
,

sa e h
ords , o r t e sa

T ax, a c har e
g for the use of T m '
T ION, the act Of m
i posi ng
Ba te .
taxes .
1148; C LAS S BOOK -
,
qr E T Y M OL O GY . .

E XT E NT
’
siz e ; co mp ass . T w o , to ai m at ; to contri
m
,

design ea n to . bute .

T E ND
'

INT E NSE , strained ; arde nt

'q
.
’
Ec fidi rection ; cou rse .

IN T E NS rT v , ardor ; viole nce T E N D O N, a s ine w ; a co rd

’
'
. .

INT E NT , p urpos e [i ’
T E N nii i L , a sp iral shoot of a
’
ng
m
.

O ST E N SIBLE , p lau si ble ; see

'
p la n t .

OST ENT A T ION, vai n disp lay T E NSE , stiff ; stretch e d

'

m
. .

P ORT E ND , to fore token

'
T E N s N, tightne ss
’

m
. .

a p ro di
f
an o en
gy . T E N so n, tha t w hic h stre tches .

fei gn . T E NT , a p o rtable dwelli ng

°
.

P RE T E NSE , a fe igni ng
'
. UNi NT E N T i ONA L , ’
not de
SnnT E ND , to exte nd u nder
’
s igne d

m
. .

SUPE Ri NT E Nn , to dire ct to o ver

’
UNo sT E NT a T i o os, not
'
aki ng
look . disp lay .

T en -c o , t en t - a mt t, o hold .

A BST A IN , to kee p fro

'
m L m UT E N A NT
'
’

an o fice r w ho
m
.
,

A BST E i n o ns, te perate sobe r in the absence of

'
acts a su e
.
p
A n sT i NE NT , refrai ning rior
'
. .

A PPE RT AIN , to belong ; to relate

'
MA NT f to
rN
’
s up ort ; to per
.
i a p
A P PUR T E NA NC E , an ap pe ndage
'
si s t i n .

m
.

C ONT AIN , to hold ; to co prise

'
. M AL QONT BNT , one di ssatis fi
-
e d.
’

satisfi ed O BT Ai N , to gai n ; to acq ui re .

'
.

C ON T INE NCE , re strai nt up on

'
PE RT arN '
, to belong to .

p as si o n stubi
m
.

C ONT IN UE , to re ai n ; to last born

'
. .

C oNT rN nAL , i ncessant

'
PE R T i NE NT , to the p urpose
'

m
. .

C O NT INn ’
, u nbroke n
n con ec 1 -
RBT A IN , to kee p ; to reserve
'
.

RE T E N T i vE , having the p ower

'
tion .

C GUN T E NA NGE , features look to retain

' °
. .

D E T A IN , to kee p back
'
RE T i No E , a train of attendants
'

m
. .

D E T E N T IGN, confine ent ; re SUST A IN , to sup p ort ; to prop

’ '
.

s trai nt . S US T E NA NCE , sup port

’
.

”
D i SC ONT E NT E D , u neasy ; dissa
’
T E NA C IOUS, ho ldi ng fas t
'
.

tis fie d T E N A NT , a n occupi er of a house

’
.

D ISC O NT IN JIA NC E , cessati on o r lands

'
. .

D IS COU N T E NA NC E , to di scourage;
'
T E N E M E NT
’
house ; an a bode °
, a .

to aba s h T E N E T , an op i nion ; a p rincip le

’ °

m
. .

E NT E RT A IN , to harbor ;
’
T E N o R, a pa rt in usic
'

m
.

a us e .
'
T E N U RE , a holding
'
.

IM PE R T tNE Nc E J ude ness ; i nso UNT E N ABL E , not to be held or

'
' “

lence . mai ntai ned .

T en t - o , t ea m m
s-u , to try .
A T T E MPT trial a n e ffo rt. trying ; essaying.
'
a
m
,

Tn '
, to so lici t ; to entice
 LA T IN, GRE E K , AND OT H E R Roo . m . 1 79

M i r-i s ,

A m m m
ik r o
'
, to e thin . E XT E N '
ILAT E , tO
°
lessen ; to pal
T E NU rT v , thinness li ate
'
. .

T ap ea o , t obe war m .

to mk a e war m .

” T or y -c o
, o r T cr g o , to r s - u
'
m,t o wip e .

D E T E RG E NT , cleans ing I ; well finished

’ ' ‘
. E nsn, nea t -
.

T or y -u mh , t e back .

T E R Gi vE RsA T E , to shift ; to p ractice e vasi on

’
.

T er mi te-u s , a m
li i t, e nd.

C ONT E E N rNoo s, having a co

’
m PRE D E T E Rn i NE , to resolve p re
'

m on boundary viously

m
. .

D ET E i i NE , to resolve ; to fix
’
T E RM , boundary ; condition ; a
mm
.

DET E i AT E , fixed ; defini te w ord or exp re ssi on

'

mm
. .

E r i N A rE , to destro
'
T E Rn i NA T E , to close ; to e nd
’
’

y
'
.

IND E T E RN i NA T E , not de fined T E RM INOL O GY , a treatise on

' '

m mm m
.

I n, havi ng no e nd te r
’
n . s.

T en s-a threefold ; T e r n -n a, three.

s ,

T E RN A Rv, consisti ng of three

'
T E R T IA N,
’
occ urring e very other
m
.

T a i ) , the ordi nal of three , da y ”

T cr o , t ri g-e mt s, o rub, to wea r by rubbi ng.

A m r i ON, a rubbing.
’
'

T Ri T E , worn o ut co on mm .

p e ni te nt T RIT URA T E , to rub or gri nd to

'
a
m
.

D BT RIME NT , lOSS da age

' °
fin e po wder
m
. .

DE T ni T o s , atter w orn off

’ ‘ ‘

the earth .

Di s m T ER
'
, to take p ut of the T E R RA GE , a raised ba nk o f e a h ;
’
fi
earth . a flat ro O f a nd w ate r
[
m
. .

FRONT '
IE R , the border of a coun T E RRA no ti o ns , co pos ed o f la nd
’

T E RRE S T RIA L , ea rthly

'
try .
m
.

INT E R ’
bury in the earth
, to . T E R RIE E , a s all dog that h unts
’

M E nrrE E RA NE A N, encircled w ith

’
under gro und .

land . T E R RIT ORY, a tract of land

’
.

T e r r - c o , to mk a e a fra id.

DE T E R i tO hinder; to discourage T E R RIF Y, to fri hten

'' '

g
m m
. .

T E n ROR, extre e fear

'
. T E RRi r i c , caus g fe ar
'
.

T h at- a , a shall; s o earthe n p ot.

T EsT , °
a trial ; a standard. T EsT A
'
OE o o s, co mp ose d of shells .
 m C L A S S BOOK -
o r E T YM O L OGY .

To m -a s ( co m) , a c utting.

A NAT '
ON Y, the art of dissec ting Ga s m OT Oi IY, a cutti ng
'
into the
bd m
.

AT '
O i r, an indi visible a o en .

E NT ONOL O GY, tre ati se PE L E ROT OM Y, the art Of blee d

' ’
a upon
i nse cts i ng
m
. .

E P IT OM E , an
’
abrid
g t ; en a T RA C H E OT O M Y , a c utting into the
'

co p e m
n di u m. w i ndp ip e .

a stretch in , a s o u nd.
T o n -O s ( roves
) , g
A S l O N ISlI, to surp ri se to a az e
’ ‘ '
-
m M O NOT '
ON Y uni for mity of tone
m
. ,

A sT O U Nn , to strike du b
'
. or so und.
A T T UNE , to p u t in tune
'
T H U N D E R, the rep ort which
'
.

D E T O NAT E , to e xp lode follows li ghtning

'
. .

H YP OT E NUSE , the lo ngest side T O NE , te ns ion ; vigor ; so und

°’
.

o f a ri htwan le d trian le T O N Ic , i ncreas ing te nsion or

’

g g g
m m
.

INT ONA T ION ,

’
anne r o f s o und v i or ; i
g par ti n g to n e

m
.

In
g . T UNE , sound ; n ote ; h ar o ny .

T op -0 8
( ra m)s , a p lace .

T OPO G RAPH Y, ’
a desc rip ti on o f a T OP
'
C
I , a s ub e ct Of j discourse .

p l
a c e .

T a rp -c o
, to be nu b ; m to be s tiff.

T ORPE D O , an elec tric fis h T O R P IT UD E , slu ggishness

’ '
'

m m
. .

T OR P ID , nu be d s luggis h T OR PO R, n u bness
’
'
. .

T o r r e- o , to dry , to pa rc h.

T OR RE F Y , to dry by fire
’
. rap id s trea m .

T ORRE E A O T ION, a dryi ng by fire h d dried

’
. RI D , p a rc e ; .

T o r t -u m( ab T o r q u eo
) , to twist ; to writhe .

C ONT ORT
’
, to wri the .
[ shap e . T o R sE L , so eth ing twi sted
'
m .

D i sT OR T ION, a t wisting out o f T oR T i o us , wro ngful

' ’
.

E xT OR T IO N, illega l e xaction
’ °
T o RT Uo us, t wi sted ; crooked
'

. .

RE T ORT , to throw back a cen T O RT U RE , agony

’
'
.

s u re o r obj ecti o n UN D IST ORT E D , not perverted

'

m
. .

T OR u E NT , extre e p ain
'
.

T o t - a s , w hole , all

FA O ro T U iiI , o ne w ho can p erfor

'
’
m
all ki nds of s e rvi ce .

T o x i c -u mp
, oi so n .

INT o x IOA T E , to
’ °
mk a e drunk . o xi eO L O GY,
’
a discourse
p o i so ns .

T r a c k s - a , the w indp ip e .

T RAGIIE OT ONY, '

a cu tti ng into T RA ’
O i IE A , the wi ndpipe.
th e windp ip e .
 L A T IN, GREE K , A N D OT H E R R OO T S. 183

h a d -o
, ” M u -u mt , o deli ver, to hand down .

T RADIT r ON, o ralaccount hande d

’
T RA D '
IT IVE , trans mitt d e fro m
down fro age to age m . a
ge to age .

T RAr T OR, o ne who betrays trust

’
.

T ra g ed i -a , for T ra g wd i a , a trag e dy .

'
m
T RA G E D v , dra atic rep resenta T RA GICOM IC , ha lf tragic and half
'

tio n Of a fatal actio n co mi c.

m
.

T RA G i c , ournful fatal
’
.

T ra i t -o , t r a c t -u mt , o draw .

dra w fro m p ro lo ng
m
. .

'
A nsT RAc T ION, abse nce Of ind . RE T RA OT dra w or take back
'
, to .

A T T RA CT , to dra w to to allure S o nT RA c T , to deduct

' '

m
. .

A T T RA OT i VE , e ngaging T RA OE , a ark le ft b a n h i
'
.
y y t ng
BE T RAY , to gi ve up treache r
'

p as s i ng; a ve s ti e
g .

o usly T RA C K , a foo t p rint ; a path

° -

m
. .

C ONT RA OT , to draw together

'
T RA CT , a re gion a s all trea
m
.

D E T RA CT , to ta ke fro
’
tise
mm
. .

to dra w ap art ; to T RAD E , c o erce tra ffic .

se parate ; to p e rp lex . T RA IL , to dra w along on the

D RA G, to draw a lo ng g ro u n d
m
. .

E xT RAGT , to draw o ut T RA IN, so ething drawn along

’
. .

INT RAOT A E LE , stubborn ; uni na

’
T RA IT , a fe ature ; a li ne .

nageable . T RE A T , to u se ; to discuss .

POR T RA rT , a like ness T RE A T i SE fa disco urse ; an essay

' ° '
. .

de lineate . T RE A T Y , a contract ; a league

'
.

T ra n q u tu -a s , cal mp , eaceful.

T RA N '
QUIL , cal m; p eaceful. T RAN q ni LL Iz s , to soothe ; to cota
’

p os e .

T r a p ez i u m figu re w i th four unequal sides a .

T RAPE z Ia , a p lane figure wi th T RA PE z o , a solid figure w it h

' '
m
fo ur u neq ual sides, and no ne fo ur s ides and none of the m
of the p a m
ra lle l .
p a ralle l .

T r a va il labor .

T RA V A IL , labor ; toil; T RAV

’
E L,
°
tO j o urney ; to pass .

T ra m -o
, to s hake .

T RE N E L E , to shake ; to quiver
’
. T RE iiIOR, a tre bli ng
'
m .

T RRKE N Dons , te rri ble ; dreadful

'
. T RE N uL Ons shaki ng; qui veri ng
'
, .

fearless
“ e m d -u s , tre mbli
T RE Pi D A
ng.

fear ; tre m
; daring
’
INT RE r '
ID , . T ION , or.
l8 4 C L A SS BOOK -
OF ET YM OL OGY .

T r e e, ( r d ll
-
( s p ur, rp m) , three .

T RE E
'
LE . thre e fold. T RIN i r Y, a union ofthrice i n one ’

m m
.

T RE FOIL , thre e leav ed clo ve r T RINO i Ii A L, i n athe atics , 0

’
-
’

m
. .

T RI A D , the unio n Of thre e root Of three ter s or parts

’

m
. .

T RrA N D E R, a p lant havi ng three T RI O, a p art i n usic fo r th re e

' ’

sta m
e ns .
p e rfo r e rs m .

T Ri A NGLE , a figure ha vi ng thre e T RIP A RT IT E , ha ving three cor

’ ’

an les res p o ndi ng p a rts

g . .

T Ic H OT Oi rv , di v ision into th ree T RIP H T H ONG, a union of three

’
’

g
di v o we ls i n o ne so und
p ar ts .
v
[ es .

T RIOO R PORAL , having thre e bo T RIP L E , t hree fold

' '

m
.

T RI D E N T , an i ns tru ent havi ng T RI P O D , a three legged stool

’ ° ’ °
-
.

thre e p ro ngs T RI RE M E , a galle y w ith three

'
.

T RIE N NIAL , hap pe ning e ve ry

’
be nch e s o f o ars on a side .

th re e ye a rs . T RIsE OT , di vide d into three p arts ’

.

T RIr i D , di vided i ntd t hree

’
T R I S YL LA BL E , a word o f three
'
.

T RI E L E , a thi ng Of li ttle value

' °
syll a bles

m m
. .

T RIGO NOM E T RY, the art o f ea T RIU M VIR, one of three

' '
en

s uri ng tria ngle s u nite d i n Ofllt e

'

. .

T RIL A T E RAL , havi ng three s ide s

’
T RI U NE , thre e in one
’
. .

"
T RIM E T E R, a v e rs e o f th ree fee t
'
T RI V i A L , trifli ng w orthless
’
. .

m
T r i b u t e , a tri be .

T RIBE , a dis ti nct body of p eO T R nNE m

Ro an O ee r
' °
, a m .

p le . T RIno NrT i AL , re lating to a tri

’

T RIBo NA L , a court of j ustice bune

'
. .

T ri b u t -u m( b T a ri b uo ) , to gi ve .

A T TRIE DT E , to ascri be
'
RE T RIE DT IVE , rep ayi ng ’

mm
. .

C ONT RID D T E , to gi ve i n co T RIR UT E , a ta x p ai d to

' ’
on a con
w i th o thers ra l.
[ q ue ror.
m m
.

D i sr a o T i ON, a gi vi ng to
’
T i i b
’
se ve nT A Rv , p y g
a n tr ute .

T (
r i o - a s opé , rpi z o g ) an i mp dim t e en .

m
,

E x T Ri c A T E , to free fro
'
IN T RIOo , co
'
e mpl xity
m
. .

INE x T RIOA nL E , that cannot be

’
INT RIG U E , a p lot ; an
’
a ou r.
di se ntangled . T RIC K , a sly frau d
T ri u mp h -a s , tri u mph T RIU M P H A NT , e xult ng.
'
i
m)
.

T r a p -a s
( roo , a turni ng .

HE ’
L IOT ROP E , a p lant that tu rns T ROP
'
IO, the
°
p oi nt at w h ich the
to the s un to turn again to
su n a p p e ars

m
.

T ROPE , a figure of spe ec h which wards the porth or fro

°
it
m mn mnt
.

cha nges a w ord fro i ts ordi T RO Of vic

’
rH v , a o u e
nary eanin
g m . tory .

find
'

T r o sw -cr to .

C ONT to plan ; to i nve nt

’
RI VE , n ew no t to be reco
m
.
,

C ONT Rr vA NCE , a p lan; a sche

'
e.

; to regaia.
133 cu ss BOOK or E T YMO LOGY
-
.

m
.

T o as ns '
c E NcE , infla tion 3 T oE Gi D, bloated ; swollen ; bo
’

bast . bastic .

T VP -u O (M )
os , a typ e , a mk ar .

A N T IT YPE , the odel of a typ e

'
m T YP E , an e m
bl m; e a p ri nti n
g
ST E R E OT e , s oli d type [i
'
ng.
m
.

T vr IcA L , sy bolical
'
. T YPOG RA PH Y, the '
art of p ri nt

T y r a n ts-a s
( p
w a ms) a despot
md
, .

T v RA NT , a cruel rule r T KRAN Nrci DE , the ur er of a

' '
.

T v nAN NIc , relating to a tyrant ty rant.

'
.

U b er , fe rti le .

E xD '
E E RANT , a undant. b U ’
BE RT Y , frui tfulnes s .

UM , w here . UBIQ '

UIT Y , a being e veryw ere at h the sa m ti m
e e.

fil m , u l ce r - t s , a sore.

UL ’
cE R, a runni ng sore . UL an ulcer.
'
cE a AT E , to turn to

U l n a r-a s , last .

A NT E PE NUL T , the last syllable’

PE ND L T , the
’
last sy ll
able but
b ut t wo . one.
O uT RA GE , wanton inj ury
'
UL T IN A T E , final; last
'
. .

ULT E RIOR, further UL T IM A T UN , a final p rop osnion

'
'
. .

U m b r -a , a s hado w, Or shade .
'

P E ND N ’
E RA, an m
i pe rfect shade . UN E RE L L A , a scree n ’
or shade
UN RRA GE , Ofle nce . carried i n the hand
'
'
.

UllBRA GE OUS , sha dy .

'

U sed -o
, u n d a t -u m , to rise i n waves .

A no o N to be in res t p le nty SUP E RA BO UND , to be ve ry abnud

’ '
D , .

A E D ND A NT , p le nti ul
'
. a nt.

INUNDA T ION, a flood SUE E RA DUND A NT , very p lentiful

’ ’
. .

RE D OUN D , to conduce ; to '

re U N D UL AT E , to wave ; to vi brate
'

m
.

s ult UN D UL A T ORY, o vi ng like

'
.

RE D UND A NO Y, s up erflui ty waves

'
. .

m ag i c- o , mt m ee -u
, to anoint.

UNo T ION, an anointi ng

’
. T , a salvo .
UNO T D OUs , Oi ly
’
to rub wi th Oil.
m
.

UN GUENT , oint e nt
'
.

Use-a s , one , atone .

D IsD NION, separa tion

'
. NIGORN, a beas t wi th one horn.
RE vN i T E , to j oin agai n
- ’
. NIPO RI , e ve n ; regular .

T Ri o NE , thre e i n one
'

m
.

UNAN ntous, of one i nd

'
.
 LAT IN, GRE E K , AND OT H E R ROOT S . 187

U NIsON, agree e nt ; har ony

’
m m . UNIVE Rs IT v, a universal school
’

U NrT , a single thing

'
. i n whic h allbranches of learn
U NIT E , to concur ; to j oin ing are ta ught [thi ngs
’

m
. . .

U NIV A L v ULA R, havi ng o ne valve U NIV E RSE , the whole syste of

’
’
.

( Ir a n - 0 8 (
ov a vog ,
p ) heav e n .

U RA NOG RA rH v , descrip tion of URANOL O Gv , ’

discourse on the
’
a a
the hea ve ns . hea ve ns .

Ur b s , a city .

SUE DRE S, the o ut part Of a city . URE A N l

i
’ ’
IT Y, po te ness .

Ur g -e o
, to p ress on .

URGE , to p ress ; to solicit UR GE NC v , press ure ;

’
. earnes t so
U R GE NT , pressing ; earnest
’
. licita tion .

Us t - u m( ab U r o ) , to burn .

C ornws T ION,
'
a bu rni ng . INC OIIEUS T
'
IE LE , not to be bu md e .

Ut - o r , u m s , to use

A BUSE , to ake a n ill use

’
m Of. U suA L , o rdinary
'

m
.

D ISD SE , to ce ase to use U SUF RU C T , te p orary use

’
' °

m
. .

INUT IL , u se l U sn Rv , i llegal i nte res t

’ ’ °
e ss ness . .

M i sn SA GE , ill use
'
. Us o Ri ons, p ractis i ng us ury
’
.

PE RD SE , to read U S URP A T ION , i lle gal se iz ure

'° '

m
. .

USE , to e ploy U T E N S IL , a ve ss e l ; an ins tru

'

m mt mt
.

U SA GE , c usto ; treat
’
en . en .

Ux o r , a w ife .

UxoR ’
IC ID E , mdur e r of a wi fe . Uxo
'
Rio ns, fond of a wife .

r a C C -a , a 0OW .

VA C C INE
'
belongi ng to a cow . VA C C INA T E’
to i noculate wi th
mtt
, ,

vacc ine a e r.

V a c-o , a mt m -u
, to be emp ty .

Fi n d o u r , to quit ; to lea ve V A C DIJII , e

'
mpty p s ace .
m mp t n
.

V A C A NT , e p ty V A c n rT v , e
' '
i e ss .

VA C A T IO N, recess ; leis ure

'
.

V a u lt - o , to wave r .

F IC
'
E LE , waveri ng ; changing. VAC '
ILLA T E , to waver .

r a d- o , Ga s - e mt s, o
g o.

E vADE , to avoid ; to es cap e

’
P E RvA D E ’
to p ass thro u h
m
. .
,

E vA sSiva, av oid ing ; eludi ng

’
VA D E a a nua

m
.

at tack , to il . WA DE , to walk thro ugh wate r

INvA sION, a hostile entrance
'
.
188 C L As s BOOK -
o r E T YM OL OGY.

r a g -st ay s wande ri ng.

ExT RAv A GANT p rodigal; waste

'
,
°
V A GA Rv , a whi ; a w ild fre ak
’
m .

fu l; e xces s ve . i V A GRA NT , an idle w ande rer

’
.

V A G A no ND ,
’
an i dle fellow . V A GUE , uncerta in ; u nse ttled .

V a l- c o to be w ell or stro ng, to b e worth

m
, .

A V A IL , to be o f
’
INVA L U A EL E ,e xtre ely p re cio us
'
us e .
mp
.

C ONV A L E S C E NT , i ro vi ng in PRE v A L E NC E , influence ; p re

' ’

health . do i nancem .

C O UNT E RV A IL , to ba lance ’
. VALE D IC T IO N, a farewe ll
'
.

E QU IV A L E NT , equal in value . VA L E T UDINA RIA N, weakly; Sic k

'

IN V AL ID , a Si ck p ers on
’
. ly .

INv AL ID A T E , to w e ake n
’
VA L ID IT v strength
’

m
. , .

P RE vA IL , to o verco e ; to be
'
VA L O R pe rsonal bravery
'
, .

g e n e ra l . VA L UE w orth ; price
'
, .

Y a l l -el
'
m , a fence ,

C IRC UM V ALLA T IO N, a w all ro und

’
WA L L a w ork of sto ne or bric k
m
,

a p lac e a ra p a rt . to e nclose or defend a p la ce .

IN T E RV A L , 8 pace betwe en Places

’
.

r a t e -a t, foldi ng doors -
.

Bi vA L v UL A R, havi ng two valves

'
VA L VE foldi n
g
-doora
m
. , .

T RIV A Lv UL AR,
'
havi ng three V AL v ULE , a s all valve
’
.

valves .

r a n -a s , vai n, e mpty , boastful .

E VA NE S '
CE NT vani sh ing. V AN ’
IT Y, idle Show
VA IN em
.
,

t
p y
, w orthless VA UNT , to boas t .

VA N ISH to disap p ear

'
, .

V ap o r , stea mfm u e.

EV AP ’
ORA T E , to disp ere i n va V f m; t m ’
A P O R, u e s ea

mV
s .

[ N th tifi i
’
p o rs p o A PORIZ A T IO e ar c al for
mti n f p
.
,

VA PORIF IC ’
, c onve rti n
g i nto va a o o va or.

V a r tco , v a r i a nt - u mt , o stra ddle, to sh a dle .

P RE V A R IC A T E , tO e vade the truth;

’
PRE V A RIC A T ION, the act of
’
p re
to s huffle . v aricati n
g .

V a ri o l - a t, s mll p imp l
a es .

VA ’
RIO L OID , a di s ease res e mbli ng VA RI OLOUS ’
p ertaini ng to the
m sm
,

a l p ox
the s all p ox -
.
l -
.

P a r t -u s , diverse , c angeable .
h
INV A ’
RI A E L E , unc ha ngeable . VA RIE GAT E to dive rsify
'
, .

VA RY to c ha nge
'
, . VA RI E T Y c hange ; diversity
’
, .

VA RIANC E dis se ns io n
’
, .
190 C L ASS BOOK OF -
ET YM OL OGY .

r ost er -o r , to adore, to reve re nce .

VE N E RAT E
’
, to reverence . V EN ’
ERAEL E, worthy of rever
e nce .

W i s- t o , v en t -u mt , o co mt e, o go .

A DVE NE , to c o e to
’
m C ONV E N ’
T IO N, a n asse mbly
m
. .

A D VE NT , a co i ng
'

m
.

A DVE NT IT I OUS, acci de nta

' °
E VE NT U A T E , to co e to a n e nd
’
.

A D VE NT URE , a n e nte rp ris e ; a

'
INCO NVE NIE NC E , unfitness dis
'

ri s k advantage
m
. .

A v E NUE , a p assage
’
. INT E RVE NE , to co e be tw e en
’
.

to deceive ; to discover ; to fe ign .

c hea t . IN VE NT ORY, an account of goods

’
.

C ONT RA VE NE , to O ppose ; to P E RA DVE NT Uii E , pe rhaps

' '
.

bafie P RE VE NT ftO h inde r to obs truct

’

m m
. .

C O NV E NE , to ass e ble '

RE C ONvE NE , to asse ble agai n '

m
. .

C o NvE NIE NT , s uitable ; fit

'
RE v E NU E , inco e o f a state
'
°

m m
. .

C ON vE NT , a nunne ry ; a onas
’
SU PE RVE NE , to co e as an addi
'

tery tion ; to hap pe n to

m ti
. .

C o NvE NT ICLE , ’
a ee ng for VE NT , an aperture ; a hole .

wors hi p V E NT UROUs , da ri ng; bold

'
. .

r en t er , s c a rf - i s , the belly .

VE N T E R the belly
'
V E NT RIL OQ UISN , the art of
' °

VE N T RICL E a sm m m
, .

all c avi ty in sp eaki ng fro the sto ac h

'

ml b dy
.
,

an ani a o .

V en t - a s , the w ind .

VE N T ID UCT
'
, a pas sage for ai r . VEN '
T i L A T E , to cause a free
culation o f ai r.

F or , th e sp rin
g. VE R NA L '
, belo ngi ng to sp ring.

F a b e r -o , e er b e r a t -u mt , o bea t.

RE VE R E E RAT E
' ‘
, to resound . V E RE E RA '
T ION, a beati ng .

V er b - u m , a word .

A D VE RB, a part Of sp eech

'
V E RE IA GE , e p ty discourse
' °
m
m m
. .

PRo v E RE , a axi
' °
. V E RE O SE , full Of words
’
.

F er d - te , f
or ” ri d “ , green .

VE R DA NT flourishing ;
'
, ee n. o f c op p e r.
VE R DE ROR an oficer w
’
, 0 has ness of ve eta
g
charge of the king s fore sts
’
. ss .

V e r e -a r , to fear, to re ve re nce .

IRREv E RENT , wanti ng res pect

'
. RE v E RE ND , worthy of reverence
’
.

RE vE RE , to resp ect highly

’
RE vE RE N T IAL
'
exp ress in
g or
m
.

RE v E RE NC E , resp ect
'
ingled fe eling reve rence
m
.

w ith awe . VE RE C UND IT T , odesty

'
.
 L AT IN, GRE E K , AND OT H E R ROOT S . 191;

r af t -0
, to tend .

D I VE RG E NT , recedi ng ; C ONVE RGE to tend to one point.

'
' ’
se p a ,

ra ti ng . VE RGE , to te nd ; to i ncli ne .

P er mt - s, a wor m .

V E RIIE OL ’
OGT a treatis e up on V E Ri I ’
Ir UGE , a mdi i
e c ne to de
m m m
,

of
wor s.
[ wor s. s tro
y w or s.
V E RN IC E L L I,
’
a p t th
as e i nf m V e or E RN IN ,
’
noxi ous ani ml a s, in
VE Ri IIc ULAR ’
rese mbl g w m in or s. sects , doc
m
, .

V E Ri I
’
IE ORN , i n th e Shap e of a V E RNIP A ROUS , p roducingwor
’

m m
s.
wor .
[fo r erly the coch i neal . V E RNIV OROUS , de vouring wo r
’
m s.
V E RIIIL IO N, a bri gh t red color ;
'
W ORN , an insect that cra wls .

V e r t - o , o ar s - u mt , o turn.

A D VE RT , to t urn to
’
. RE T ROVE RT , to turn back
’
.

A D VE RSE , op posite ; hostile RE T ROVE R S i ON, the act of turn

’ ’

is fortune ; m i ng back
m
.

la i ty . REVE RT , to turn back

’
.

A DVE RT ISE , to p ublish a notice

’
. RE VE RSE , to re p eal; to p ut i n
’

A NINA D VE R SION, ce ns ure an op p os i te direc ti o n

'

m
. .

A NNIVE RS A RY , a state d day co

'
RE VE R s IO N, a turning or falling
’

i ng once i n e very ye ar . back .

A VE RT , to turn away
’
. SUBV E RT , to ove rth row; to rui n
’
.

A vE R sION, dis like

’
. T E RGIVE RSA T ION,
’
e vas ion
C ON T RO VE RT , tO dis p ute
' °
. change .

C ON T RO VE RSY, dis p utati on T RA NSVE RSE , lyi ng across

' '
. .

C ONVE RT IBIL s us cep ti ble of T RAV E RSE , to cross ; to p ass

' '
E,
change o ver.
m mf
.

O N VE RSA NT, fa i liar U NIV E RS E , the whole sy ste

' ’
. o

C O NV E RS E , to disco urs e wi th thi ngs .

’
.

D I VE RT , to p lease ; to turn off UNIV E RS A LISN , the doctri ne that

’ '

m
.

D IVE R T ISE N E NT , pleas ure ; de

’
all e n wil l be sa ved .

light . a u ni ve rsa l s choo l

D IV E RS IT Y , variety difle rence
'

i n w h ich all branches oflea rn

'
.

D IVE RS IN , to vary
’
. ing are ta ught .

D IV O RC E , legal dissolution o f
’
VE RS A T IL E , changing ; turning
’

m
arriage . with e as e fro one thing to m
INA D VE RT E NT , negli gent ; inat
’
a nothe r .

te n ti ve VE RSE , a p oetical line ; a short

m
.

INC O NT RO VE RT IBLE , not to be di vision o f any co p os ition

'

m
.

disp ut ed V E R SIE T , to ake ve rse

’

m
. .

INV E RT , to turn u pside down

’
. V E RSIT IC A T ION, th e art o f ak
’

INVE R SIO N, the act of i nve rti ng

’
. i ng ve rs es .

IRRE VE RS IBL E , no t to be recalled

'
. VE R SIO N, a trans lati on [heath
’
.

M AL V E RSA T ION, e vil p ractice

’
. V E RT E x, the top ; the poi nt over
’

s tubborn . VE RT ICA L , o verhead

’
.

PE RVE lt r , to distort
’ '
.

RE CONVE RT , to convert anew

’
. V oR T Ex,
’
a whirlpool .
I” cu ss noon o r ET YMOLOGY
- .

A VE t declare positively
’
to V E RIi I ILA R, p robable ; li kely
’

m
, . .

V E RA C rIT , truth
’
. V E Ri s n i i L IT UD E , rese blance to
’

VE R D ICT , the decision of

’
a truth .

j ury . VE R IT Y , truth’
.

V E R IE V , to p rove true
’
. VE R IL Y, certainly ; truly
‘
.

V est i g i -u
'
m , a foots tep ;
INVE ST
’
IGA T E ,
°
tO s ea rch i nto . V Es '
T IGE , a trace ; a mk ar .

V es t - i s , Clothing .

D IVIIST , to stri p ; to dep ri ve

'
INVE s r ' ’
to clothe ; to confer.
m
.
,

INV E ST IT U RE , t he act o f giving

’
V E ST a n o uter gar ent

m t;
, .

i VE ST a robe .
’
p osse ss o n . U RE , a ga r en

to forbi d. VE hi bi i
’
P e t -o , T O, a
°
p ro t o n .

F et u s , v o t er - i s , Old .

INV E T E RA T E ,’
old ; long es ta VE T E RAN, an old soldier.
’ °

blis he d .

m . a, a way .

C ON vo v , an atte ndance for de

’
O B VIOU S , p lai n ; e vident
° ’

m
.

fe nce . PE R V IOUS, ad itti ng p ass age

’
.

D E VIA T E , to wa nder ; to e rr
’
PRE V IO U S, antecede nt ; prior
'

m
. .

E N V OY, a p ublic e ssenge r

' °
T RI E L E , a thi ng of little va lue
’ °

m
.

IN PE R VIOUS , i p e ne trable T RIV IA L, worthless ; trifli ng

’ ’ °

m
. .

[N VOICE , a ca ta logue of
'
er VI AD UC T , a structure supporti ng
’

cha ndi se se nt awa a p as sa

ge way
y
m
«
. .

O B VIA T E , to re ove ; to p re ve nt
’ °
. WA Y , a road ; a p ass age .

V i b r -o , fi b r i n -u mt , o sw i ng.

VI ’
BRAT E , to m ove to and fro . V I BRA T ORT , causi ng vibration
’
.

Vi c - t s , a c hange , i n stead .

VIC A R ’
, a s ubs ti tute . VICIS SIT UD E ’
, change ; re volu
V icA RrO Us, acti ng for ano ther. tion.
’

VIC E GE RE NT a dep uty ’

, . V is ’
de gree of
c o UN T , a
°
nobility
VI CE ROY a king s dep uty
’
,
’
go next belo w a n earl .

v erno r.

W ei ss-a s , nei ghboring .

V IC IN
'
IT T , p roxi mity . VIC IN A GE , nei ghborhood.
’

r id -co
, e t c-u mt , o see .

A D VIC E ’
, cou ns el. In p uo v E NT , wasteful ; ’
m care

DV T SA BL E , expedient
'
; fit . less .

E N vv , hatre d of an othe r for h is IN PRU D E NC E , i ndi scre ti on

’ ° ’
.

s uccess , o r e xcell
e nce . INVI D ’
I O US, e xci ti ng e n vy .

E v i D E NT , plai n ;
’
ap parent. INVi s IBLE ,
’
not to be seen.
194 C L A SS BOO K OE E T YMO OGY“
E
-

W n d cx , . vi t.

gd i c -i s an
, avenger.

fo ra n inj ury . VIN D ICA T E,

'
to j us ti fy ; to sup
RE V E NGE , to return a n inj ury
’
po rt
mp
. .

V INa T r VE , re ve nge ful. VE NGE ’

ens e of e vi l.
'
A NC E , reco

j P i n-u m( im) a s , wine .

VINE , the p lant that bears the VINT ’

A GE , the ti m f g th e o
'

a erin
g
in cm m
l
i
r
g pa e w e g p ;
ra es the I f
g
o

i
. .
p es .
V I Nou s, havrng the quali es o f
’
VIN T RY , vvhe i e
’

l w ine is
'
a
p ace .

V 1N E GA R, an acid liquo r sold

' °
. .

r i o t -o, vio la t -u mt , o i njure .

INV I ’
OE AE L E , not to be p rofane d
‘

VI OL AT E
'

, j
to i n ure ; to
p rofa ne ;
or broken . to break .

INV I O LA T E , unbroke n. VI OL E NCE , force ;

’ ’
o utrage .

W r, a m a n.

m m mm
m
'

’
D E C E II VIR, one of ten T coa lition of
'

’
en a
m
m
unite d i n o es th ree e n.

m m
.

V ’
oo , a turbul
°
ent wo an . VI RIL E
’

, a nly ; hold .

W rg q , a vir i
’

vi r g i n - ts , g n .

VIR ’
GIN, mid a en ly ; p ure .

V i r t u e , brave ry ; powe r .

’
m g
V IR T EE , oral o odness . VI RT uo
’
so , one s ki lled i n
'

VIR T UA L , i n e flect ; rea l fine

'
'
. arts .

F i r -u s , p Oi son .

VIR ’
UL E N E , C mlignity
a . VIR ’
ULE NT , veno m ous ; bi tter .

W oe -u m, glue .

’
V Isc rn rT v , glutino usness V Is l i sticky .
’
. C Ous, g u t no us ;

m ac - a s ; v i s c e r
a an e ntrai l.

relati ng to the eu
“

the VIS CE RA L
'
E vrs t ake
’
C E RA rE , to
'
out ,

trails .

t
Pit u- m , vi ce .

VI C E , de p ravi ty ; w icke dne ss . V IT

’
IAT E J O de p rave ; to sp oil.
V rp r o ns, wicked ; si nful
’
.

"t . 0, w Shun .

INE V
’
rrAEL E , that cannot be INE VIT A ELY,
' '
surely ; unavoida
a voi de d
. bly .

” t r -u m gl , ass .

V IT R E ous, res e bling

’
m
V t r RIIrV , to ch ange in
'
’
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5
“

L AT IN, GRE E K, A ND OT H E R R o o T s .

W t u p er o , v i t u p cr a t - u mt , o bla m e.

VIT U '
PE RA T E , to bla m e
'

to ce ns ure .

V i v-o , v i al - u mt , o li ve .

C oN V Iv i A L , gay ; j o via l
’
. VI T A L necessary to life
'
, .

R E V IVE , to li ve a ga in ; to arouse
’
. VIV A C IT Y li ve liness
'

, .

R E V IV IF Y , to reca ll to life
'
. V Iv I D , s p ri ghtly ;
’
acti ve .

S U RV IV E , to o ut li v e VT VIFIGA T ION, the ac t of iv in

’ ’
.
g g
V I A ND, an arti c le of food li fe
’ °

mt
. .

V I C T UA Ls, foo d ; pro visio ns

’ °
. V IV '
IF Y , to a ni a e.

V a c -o , v o ca t -u m , to call .

AD
’
VO CA T E an i nte rc e sso r ; a INV OC A T IO N, a calling up on so
’

m
,

p le a de r . le nly o r i n p ray e r .

A V O C A T ION th e busi nes s w hic h P RO V OC A T ION , a cause of anger

’ ° ’
, .

ca lls a ide to en ra ge to offe nd

s
m
. .

A V OU C H , to affir to de c lare RE VOC A T ION, a re ca lli ng

’ ’

m
. .

C O NV OC A T ION, a n asse bly

’
. U N E Q U I V OGA L, no t e q uivo c al
’
.

C oNvo E E , to c a ll toge ther V OC A E UL AR V , a list of wo rds

’
’

mbigu
.

E QU IV
’
OC AL , a o us ; do ubt VOC A L , relating to t he voice
’

m
.

ful e xp ress i o ns . VO C IF E RA T E to ake o utcries .

’

m m
.
,

E QU IV OC A T E , to use do ubtful
'
VO ICE , so und fro the outh ;
E voxE , to ca ll fo rth
’
a n o p inio n

m
. .

IN V OK E , t o i p lo re ; to p ray to
’
V ouc nf to be ar w itness
m
i
. .

IRRE V OGA E L E , not to be recalle d

’
. VO W E L a si ple so un d
’
, .

V o l- o , v o
p
l a t -u mt , o fly .

A L T IV
'
flying h igh
O L ANT , . VOL ’
A T IL E ,
°
a
g y ; li ve ly .

VO L AN T , fl ying ; acti ve
m
’
. VOL '
LE Y ,
°
a fli ght of shot .

P o l- o , tr ou t -u , to wis h, to w ill .

BENEV O LE NT ,
’
ki nd ; wi shing VOL IT I O N, the ’
ac t o r
po tve r of
w e ll . w illi ng .

INV O L UNT A RY ,
'
n ot w illi ng . VOL U NT A RY
’
, w i lli ng ; o f c ho ic e .
MAL E V
’
O LE N E , C i ll w i ll . VOL U NT E E R ’
, a v olunta r
y so ldi er.

V o lu p t - é s , p le as ure .

V OL U P T D A RY,
’
a m an
gi ven VOL UP T U O US '
, i ndulging to ex
to p leas ure . ces s i n p leas ure .

P o w -o , vo l u t -u m '

, to roll .

C IRC UM V O L U T ION, rolling thro w o fisub ectio n ;

'

j
’
'

ro und . to s hoc k.
C O N V OL U T E , ro lle d toge th e r
’
. RE V O L D T IO N, ro tation ; thorough
’

E V O L V E , to Ope n ; to u nroll
’
. c ha n e
g .

E VOL U T ION , act of u nfolding ; RE V O L U T IO NIZE , to p roduce a

' ’

a dis pla yi ng . revolutio n .

RE VO L vE , to roll round
’
INV OL V E , to e nve lop ; to en ta ngle
’
. .

INV OL U T IO N, act o f info lding V OL UELE , rolli ng ; fl uent

’ ’
. .
196 C L A ss E OOE
-
OF ET YM O L OGY .

V OL m
’ °
book ; a ro ll.

mny W m
a
VOL U m o s s
,

co ns isting of AL L o w , to roll In i
’ '
a re .

m
,

v olu es.

V o mi t -o
, to vo mit .

IGe
’
ou ons , V i niti ng O fire thro w up fro mth e
mh
.

sto ac .

V a r - o , to eat, to de vo ur .

C ARe ORous, e ati ng fles h ON NIv o nons, eati ng all things

’ ’
.

D E V O U R , to e at u p gre e dily
’
. Ossrv ORons , de vo uring bones
’
.

GRANxv o no us , e ating grai n

’
PIs C Iv oRo ns , eati ng fis h
’

m m
. .

H E RE Iv O Rons , fee ding on herb VE v ORo ns, fee d in on wo r s

' ’

g .

V ORAC IT Y, greediness
’
.

INsE C T IV ’
O Rous, eati ng i nsects .

P o t -u m , a
’

vow .

A vow , to declare Ope nly

’
. VO T ARY
’
, one de voted or ad
D E VOT E ’
to de di cate to set dicte d .

VOT E s ufl a e ballot
'

ap art. g
,
r a .

a ffe c tion. V o T IV E , gi v e n by vo w
’

m m
.

ea rnes t ; s ince re . V ow , a sole n p ro ise .

V u l c a n -a s, the god of fire .

VOLCA ’
NO, a burning m ounta i n. VOL CA N IC ,
'
relati ng to a l
vo cano .

W i g - a s , the co mm on p p
e o e . l
m
‘

D IV UL GE , to ake p ublic
’
. V UL ’
GA R, u nre fine d
; rude .
P ROMUL GA T ION , pu blicatio n ; V UL GA T E , an ancient Lati n ver
' ’ °
ex

hibi tion . m f th
m o e Bible .

P non uL GE , to publis h
’
.

r eal m“ , W a rn e
r - i s, a wound .

INV D L ’
NE EA E L E , not to be wo und useful in the c ure
ed .

Z e l -o s I
( n s) ,
n zeal

Z E A L, e arnestne ss ; war th m . Z E AL ’
orr, a p ers o n full of z eal .

Zo -o u
( f )
e ar , an ani ml a .

ZO DIA C a broad circle i n the Zo OP H YT E , a body whic h p a r

' ° ’
,

h eavens take s o f the na ture o f b o th

m
.

ZOOG E A PIrv , a desc rip ti on of ve ge tables and a ni als

’

m m
.

a ni al al Z OOT OM Y, disse ction of t he bo

'
s . s .

ZOOL OGY , the science 0 ani

'
dies o f beasts .
 cu ss noo n o r
- m uun r es v .

d eri ved ho rn M k, as thi s kind o f bed , it is said, i s under another

m
bed.
m— m
Tru p a w i nni ng c ard ; c o nnected b y s o e w ith tri u p h ; b ut tru m h
( S w e di sh ) h as th e sa e mm eani ng, and i s c o nnec ted wi th tr u p ho , t o m
m
at cards , to de c e i ve ; h enc e , tro p er ( Fre nc h ) , tra p en ( T e u m
m
l
p y a .

to ni c ) , tra E
( gn li h ) t de c e i ve
m
s , o .

T rundle- 4 0 ro ll trendel ( Saxo n ) , a s p he re T he ri ver T rent, fro

. i ts
c i rcui to us c o urs e , has be en co n nec ted w i th this w o rd
m
.

lh uth— fro trcowi o n ( Saxon ) , trcw a n ( Go th ic ) , to c o nfide ; traaen

'

m
'

( G r a n ) to m a rry to c o n fide ; h e nc e tru s t a n d tr st

y ( S c o tc h ) a n
m
e
m
, , , ,
O

app o i nted p lac e o f ee ti n g, a p lace whe re parti e s tru st to ee t ;

m
hence, also , tra ce, a reli a nce on a te p orary s uspe nsion o f ho s
ti li ties .

T ry—J ri er ( F renc h ) , has been c o nnected w i th ta r ( H eb rew ) , to s tre tch ,

to s ho w the p o wer m
T he w o rd tru th ay he c o nnecwd w i th try
m
. .

T uc k— to gather up ; tu chen ( Ge r an) , to p ress

m mm m m m
.

T u b le —ta ln ( Ger a n ) , tu bi a n ( Saxo n) , to ber ( French ) , to fall

m m
.

T urf— torf ( S w edish and Ger an ) , to urbe ( Fre nc h ) ; fro tar/h ( Gothic ) ;
to di
{
T weak- to p i nc h ; twi cci an ( Saxon) , z wicken ( Ger an) , to p inc h wi th m
i nc ers
g
m m
.

T v ely e —fro twalif ( M orse -Go th i c d d f w d

) p o un e t o tw n
m
co o , o , a
la i b, the res i due o r la ve ( Sc otc h ) , e no ti ng th e N O finge rs o re than
th e ten .
m
T w e nty— fro tw a i n and tig ( Gothic ) , te n, two te ns
m
.

T wi li gh t — fro twco ( Saxo n ) , doubt, w hi c h i s co nnecte d w ith two; a nd

li ght
m
.

T w i n— fro two , heuce, also , to twi ne ; to tw i st, to tw i n ( Sc o tc h ) , t o

separate .
T w i nkle —to sparkle ; tw i nclea n ( Saxo n ) , bli nken ( Ger an) , to s hi ne m
m
.

T w i t - to sneer. to rep ro ach ; i dwei t ( Go thic ) , rep roach ; i te ( Saxo n)

afii cti o n , to rture , a fine
m
.

U gly— h o rri b le ; fro ag e ( Sa xo n and Iceland i c ) , to fear

m m m
.

U ber— d ark ; fro U bri a , i n Italy , w he nce the earth wh ic h p ro

m
.

duc e d a dark c o lo ri n atte r was b ro u ht

g
m m
.

U s —u ( Go t hi c and a n ) .

U s her— to i ntroduce ; hu i s ( Fre nch ) , a doo r.

'

Vm m m
a p i re— c a p ur ( Ge r an ) , a b lo o d s uc ke r

m
-
t

V a n — the fro nt o f an ar y ; aoa nt ( Fre nc h ) , be fore ; h ence , to co unt, to

s et o ne s self befo re o thers ; ca nter ( F renc h ) , to bo ast
’ ‘

m m
.

V ea l— fro o eaa ( Fre nch ) , a calf ; vi tellua ( Lati n ) ; h ence , vellu , tin

s ki n o f a calf dres sed fo r w ri ti ng o n.

V m
e e r— to turn ab out ; wi rren ( Ge r an ) , huera ( Goth ic ) , to w h irl

m
.

W a — a c heat, an i os to r ; w a on ( Saxo n) , to dec e i ve

g
g m
p .

W a le t— a bag ; fro wea lli a n ( S axon ) , to travel, a traveller s bag ’

— m
.

Wallo p to b oi l ; fro w ea lla n ( Saxo n) , to spri ng up; he nc e, we”

m
.

Walnut —fro wa lh ( Saxo n) , a stranger, and nu t, s i gni fyi nga fo reign

m
Wan— pale ; fro wa nn ( Saxon ) , defici ent, a want o f c olour ; connected
with defic ienc y, want ; wahn ( Ge r an) , e p ty ; m m
and wa ni a n ( Saxon) hi s las t, w ith wei nen ( Ger an ) , and m
m
.

m
( E nglis h ) , ay be c o nec te d
m
.

Wanto n- a unre s tra i ned, ree ; fro want and teas ( Sax on) , to draw , to
'

t rai n, o ne untrai ned

m
.

W —a liquo r, revelr ; fro wan ha t ( Saxon) , be whole, yo ur

y
 wo r mP s
‘

I
RINCI A L LY o r c or
’
m s OR I G IN .

Weal— ha piness p i ty ; w ohl ( Ger m) w ela ( S x i

) g yi ng
i f
p
, p ros er an , a o n , s n
also wel
Weather—t he te mp e rature o f th e ai r ; un der ( Saxo n) , w etter ( Germ )
an ,
dtha r ( G li c) , a i ther
( G k ) th i
mgi
ae re e e a r

m)
.
, .

Ween— to think to i a ne ; w en a n
( S axo n ) w o hn en ( Ger an , to
m mg
, ,
ean , I a i ne .
W p— t l mnt ;
ee o a e w ep a n ( Saxo n) ; fro m
wop ( Saxo n) , a c ry or be
w ai li ng ; he nc e , w hoop
m
.

Weird— s killed i n w i tc hc raft ; fro w rd ( Saxo n) , fate, w h ic h i s deri ved

fro m w ord ; li terall , w hat i s s p ole n o r decreed by Go d z In the
m m y m
.

s a e w ay , l ati n) , fro
f
S
ar i , to s e ak
a tu
f
m m p
m
.

Welc o e— fro w e! and co e

m
.

We nd— to go , to t urn ; w en dan ( Saxon w enden ( Ge r an) , to change.

Wen t, the past tens e of go , i s the res pa st o f to w and
m
.

Whale— h wazl (S a xo n) , w a ll/te ch ( Ger an) , w o ld ( Saxo n) , g ew a lt ( Ger

ma n ) , p o we r T o wi eld, co nnec te d wi th these .
m
.

W harf— a harb o ur o r q uay ; hw oorf ( Saxo n ) , hw f ( S w edish ) , hu sifa

( G o th i c ) , t o th ro w o u t ; i n th e sa e w ay j ettce ( Fren cmh ) , fro
j etter m
( F r e n c h ) j a cto ( Lati n , to t hro w
)
m m m
.
,

Whel — to c o ver by thro wi ng s o ethi ng o ver another ; hi l a ( Ice '

la udi e ) , to c ov er
m
.

Whet —to s harpe n ; hwetta n ( Saxo n ) , w etz en ( Ger an) , kwa t ( Saxon) , ‘

s h arp ; h e nc e , w hi ttl e ( o ld E n li s h , a k ni fe
)
m
g
m
.

W hi sk— to o ve q uickly , to b rush ; wischen ( Ge r an ) , to w ipe ; henc e,

als o , w h i sker
m m
.

Whi st — a ga e at cards , s o called fro hi st or w hi st ; i nterj ecti ons

m
de andi ng s i le nc e , as silenc e and attenti o n are nec e s sary i n th i s
m
Wife m
e.
w o an th at has a hus band ; i n Saxon and Sc o tch , also a w o an ;
a
’

m
m
,

w if ( Saxo n , wei b ( Ger an) T h i s w ord has b ee n trac e d to w ea ve,

)
m m m
. -

w eav i ng b ei ng at o ne ti e the oc c upati o n o f fe ales ; i n th e sa e

m
w ay , a sp i n ster , a y b ung w o an, li te ra lly o ne w h o sp i ns .

Wi ght -a pers on, a be ing ; wiht ( Saxo n ) ; as an adj ec ti ve, i t si gni fies
m
.

o w erful, and i s de ri ved fro wi n ( S axo n ) , to fight .

i le —c raft ; w i le ( Saxo n ) , vi lla c eland ic , e rro r

)
m
.

Wi ll— wi llc ( Ger an) , w ella ( Saxo n) , w i lga ( S w edis h) , di ll ( Gaelic ) ,

J

w o l a ( S lavo nic ) , volo ( Lati n ) , cou loi r ( Frenc h ) , bou lo a i ( Greek ) , to

'

m
wi lf
m m
W i nd— a ove e nt of th e air ; w i nd ( Ger an, Saxon , Dutch , and m
m
S w e dis h ) ; w a i ca ( Go th ic ) , w ehen ( Ge r an) , to b lo w ; b en tu s ( Lati n) ,
th e w i nd to w i nn o w , to se para te b y ean s o f th e w i nd m
m m m m
.

W i ns o e— pleasant, erry ; fro wy n ( Saxon ) , w onne ( Ger an ) , q

p leas ure
m
.

Wi seac re— o ne w i se i n hi s o w n concei t ; w ei ssager ( Ger an ) , a wi se

se e r.

Wi s —to des i re ; wi sco n ( Saxo n) , w ii nschen ( Ger an) ; perhap s fro m m

m
w on ne ( Ger an ) , p leas ure
m m
.

Wi t — i nd, unders tandi ng ; wi tan ( Saxon) , w zssen ( Ger an) , to w ot,

to k now A wi tness , o ne w ho m
ake s kno w n ; w i ta n ( Saxo n ) , s
m m
.

fies als o to bla e ; h e nc e, w i te ( o ld E nglis h and Sc otc h ) , bla e

m
.

Wi tc h— fro w i cci a n ( Saxo n ) , to use i nc anta ti on ; w i cc ( Sax on) , the

mo unta i n as h o r ro wa n tree , s o na ed fro i ts agi cal use m m m
m
-
.

Wi thH ti e ; w i tha n ( Go th i c ) , t o j o i n ; wei de ( Ger an) , wi thig

( S xon ), a w i llo w tr W i th th e j o i ni n
g o f th e sh o ulder-b ones

m
a ee e r s -

m
.
,

at the b otto o f the neck and ane .

A cconn’ m— g ree ing w th , concord
’
i
’
op se r, co mb t’
a ant ,
’
Sa tan, foe ,
my
a
’ ’ ’

mti
ant , co n s o nant , e t
c ons i s t n , ca n e e
mp o f mb l
.

gruo us , oo
’
at ib le , c n or
’
a e, D V i cfi — c ou n s e l,
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b l An w
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grat ifyi n de light fu l, de act a b le ;
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irrefu ta e , undo ub t e d , indu b i t a ’ ’
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anne xa ti on ;
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mv o ppo nent ,
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g e n
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fe ign e d , fict it i o us
’ ’
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m
. . .

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’ — ’ ’

m
.

A sn a s ’
n — S M o d s t i n i ’
t , e xc e , s ir
i t ’
t provo ke ,
’

m
e c e i t
m m
ee
m
.

A s ns s n ’ —
ke ab as h , s h a e , co n
’
s ti
’
u lat e S ee Stir, ov e . .

’ ’
found , c o nfus e , disgrace
’
S ee Dis wa nn ’ ’
co n s c io us ,
’
ri ze d ;
g
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a
m
.

’ ’ ’
grace , Sha e . w atch fu l, v ig ilant , gu ard can
'

— ’
A S K re q ues t soli c it , ent reat , ’
t io us , at t e nt i ve , wa ry
’ ’
S ee Wary ,
m
Watchful
.

’ ’
p e t it i o n , re q uire , c lai , crave ,
m m
.

and
’
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w x w s nD c lu s y , unn at urals nu
’
.
’ ’

—
A S K qu es t ions q ues ti o n , i nte ro gate
’ ’
c o u th , c lo w n i sh , un o lis he d, nu
’ ’

’ ’
p
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’ ’
i n co nv e n ient ,
m m
.

A s P E CT
'
— i e n, air, phy s iog no y ’ ’ ’
b ung ling, unre ad y ; i ne le gant , un ’
’
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’
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.
pp e ara ce i e g r a ce e e
L
.
,

oo k . aro us , o li te , C oun try an P .

sr s n s d — ac cu se
’
fals e ly , s lan de r A xe —S ee We ap o n
’ ’

m m
.

de fa e , c a lu niate , de trac t , v ilify

’ ’ ’ ’
’
s cand ali ze S ec S lande r, Disgrace B
m
’
.
.

A sss u nL Y— S ee C o p any C o uncil

’

m A
.

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’
ai n Bs c x w s xn— S ee verse
’

m
.

’ ’
t ain , av e r , afli r ’
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’ — ’
ret rogra de , retro
C
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fe nd ’
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’
c e de , re tre at , re ti re , re ce de ’ ’
S ee .

’— ’
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’ ’
Go
m
.

n ate , fix, Sp e c y ;
”
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’ ’ ’
fe r , a lie na te ; alle ge , s ho w , b ri ng ’
a r rL s — ’
b a lk , frus t rat e , thw art , foil,
’ ’ ’ ’
fo r w ard, advance , adduce , s ta te ; disap p o i nt S ee Put down , De feat . .

A ND— S ee T ie
’ ’
de vo te , a po r tio n , ap p ro p ri ate , s e t
’

m
.

ap art
’
.cc p p o i n t , O A
rd a i n , S e t BA D
’
s h ’
ac k le , fe t ter,
’
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an acle , ,

c o l lar, ch ai n , b o nd , t ie , b and a e ;
’
a pa r t
m g
.

A ssrsf — ’
aid , s uc co u r, re lie ve , help
’
co
’
p any ,
’
s oc i et y ,
’
as s oc i a t i o n ,
’
co nduc e , c ont rib ut e ,
’ ’
in is ter, ad m ’
c o ali ti o n, le ag ue , confe d e rac y ;
’

m in is ter S ee elp , M ini ste r, S up

’
. H a ng ; crew S ee Co p any , eague , . m L
p o rt , O b lige is
A m
.

’
s s u i z f a ls ely — ’
ar rogat e ; usurp ; BA E
’
e s t , p lague ; N ’
oi s o n ,
’
ru in
p
-
.

afie c t , p re te nd
'
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. S ee urt .

T N '
— S ee E xp i ate BA '
S H — S ee E xi le NI
m
O E
m
. .

’
—
A r c n M E NT adhe re nce , adhe s io n
’ ’ ’ —
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’ ’ '
.
f ’
ond ne s s , afl ec tio n , lo v e , re ard
‘
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’
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e xpatria ti o n,
’ ’

g ,
ep o r t a t o n, o s tra
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’
re roach
’
s rain , oonfi
t ’ ’
ne , circu m scrib e’
m
-

m
, ,

co nde re p re he nd ,
’
n, chi e , te
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i nate See E nd , Qualify C on
Lm
.
,
’
di ’ S h R fine , i ite d
m b k— m
p ro v e , s a p ro v e . ee e p roac , .

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’ ’
co i l ; re
m
.

—
Bu n s Ls ss inculp ab le , unb la ab le
’ ’ ’
so und
’
,
’
re v erb e ra te , h
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o. S ee
irre p roac h ab le , irre p re hens ib le , ir
’ ’
C as t be ck, So und
— m
.

’
rep rov ab le ,
’
i n no ce nt , guilt le ss ’
Bo unns li its , bo r de rs , b o und aries ,
’ ’ ’

u nb lem ’
is hed, spo t le ss , fault le s s
’ ’
fro n tie rs , c o n fines ,
’ ’ ’
arch e s ; e x m
i mm ac ulate , u ns o t t ed
’ ’
S ee Stain , ’ ’
t e nt , res tric tio ns S ee i i te d, Lm
m p
. .

Ble is h , C ul E nd , Edge
flm
e
m
. .

’
Bu rk lare , are , a e ; irra di at e ’
Bo un r v
’ ’
lib erali ty , unii ice nce ,
m g m m m
-

’
illu e i llu ine , i llu inate , e ’
b e ne f ic e nce genero s ity , b en e v o ’

’
b laze , b la zo n , p ub lis h S ee lea
’ ’
. G m le nce , b eni nit y , kind ne ss ; ab n ud
’ ’

Shi ne , u b li s h P anc e , ro fu s io n S ee Goo d , K ind

m
. .

BL t s n — st ain , fl a w , tint ,
’
s po t , ness , e ne ro us .
s c ar ; m
i p erfe c tio n , fault ,
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’
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m —
.

s tig
’ ’
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’
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b o ld, da rin ’

fi
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m
.

’
t ai nt , de fo r
’ ’
ity , t ur pitude S ee intrep id , un aunt e d , fe ar less , ga
’ ’

m
.

F
St ai n , au lt , Bla e , Di s grace , Re lan t , v al o ro us , v ali ant , he ro ic ,
’ ’ ’

p ro ach m agn an’ i o us m

S ee Bo ld , C o u r e
m F
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R K ai l, V io a
mm I
.

BLo cx z ’ - ’
s tu p i d fellow , do lt
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t io n , nc urs io n
a u ra s—S ee Sp iri t
.

’ ’
t hi c k s kull, clo d po ll, clod p ate
m
-

m
.

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c lod hop p e r, nu
’
s kull, dunes , dul
’
n— ge n e rate , hatch , engen der,
’ ’
’ ’
lard, b ull he ad , lub bard , lub ber,
’ ’ ’
p ro d uc e , oc ca s i o n
’
, cau s e , o ri g in ate ;
’ r e d uc at e , i ns truc t ; b rin
’ ’
ard , id le , b o o b y , ’
dro ne , s lu
g m
u p , n u rse ,
g g
lo s e l, sc o un re l S ee C o untry an,
’
.
’
fo s t er S ee C aus e , rui tful,
. ace , F R
V illai n Fo ster
m
.

Burns —s ho rt
.

’ ’
BLo o n r ’ ’
s an guina ry ur derous , conc ise , laco n’ic , suc
mm y m
,
’ ’ ’ ’ ’
c ru e l, s av age , b ar b arou s S ee . c in ct , su ar , co
’
p e nd i o us .

C rue l, Barb aro us , Skill S ee Sho rt

m m
. .

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s hi n i n ,
g l ’
u c id , s len did,
p
’

mm m
.

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b rilliant , lu ’
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’ ’

m
an
g
m
.
,

L N
B U T o b t us e ,
’
dull, not s h arp , ’ ’
i ate d ; glos s y , glis te ring ; li p id, ’
’ ’
po int le ss , e dge le ss ; p lain , unc are
’ ’
trans p i c u o us , t ra ns lu ce nt , c le ar,
m o nio us , unci v il, ru de , unpo li s hed
’ ’
’
’ ’
t rans p a re nt ; ’
ev ide nt ,
’
ani fe s t ; m
unp o li te , ro ugh , ine le gant , inde l i
’ ’ ’
re s le n de nt , lus trous , illus’tri o us ,
’

’
cat e , abru p t , co arse S ee A w k ’
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’
m
m
.

w ard , D u ll, o li te P . u
’
is hed , furb is hed ,
’ ’
lis h e d .

Bo as i xx
’
v aunt e r,
’
b raggado c io ’
S ee Shine , S t ro ng, C lear, rans p aé
’ ’ ’
b rag e r, b ra v o , pulfe r, ‘
re nt .
r
’
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’
b ring to
m
o p as s ,
mp li m
,
’
o nt a do r, b lus t erer, bully , s w ag
’ ’ ’
a c co
’
fi dt t
sh , e rfor
’

p , e e ua e ,

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ac f lfil t t i
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a n , o , cause o
A mp li h D
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,

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’ ’
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b d S
m Efl t
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P or ance ,
RINK— m gin dg
. e ec .

BO D L — ’ ’
da ring, co ura geous , b rav e g b d
ar
’
e e , v er e ,
’
o r er,
b k ; b im i m
,
’ ’ ’
i ntrep id , fe ar le s s , und au nt e d an ; t r h r c oas s o re ,
m
, ,

daun t le s s ; co n fide nt , no t t i o
’ ’ ’
b h id
e ac S E dg s e. e.
m
, ee
’
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’ ’ ’
c o nt u u
l srr li i ity ne ss , v v ac
’

m
zs s ve
m p ude nt , rude , f
,
’ ’ ’
o r w ar d
’ ’
q ui ck s p ri gh t
line s s , ’
a c iou s , i nes s , ay e ty ,
’
m
b are fa ce d , sh a e le s s ; licen t io us
’ ’
e fie rv es c e nce ; alac rit y , c ee r fu l
'
’ ' ’

s te e ab rup t
’
S ee D e ter ine d m ne se , alert ne s s , as s i du i ty ; read i
’ ’ ’

F l Im m
.

oo h ardy , Brav e , p e rt ine nt nes s , ro ’t i t d t i ’ ’

i t y , agfl i t
£
p u e ac v
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m m
.

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bo b as t , infl at ed ,
m
ne s s
m
.

o p
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’
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ur gi d , s ow — S ee L arge
nas ti n ess —
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’
i h so und i ng , h pe rb o li cal, gran
’ ’
b re adth la t itude , e x
m y
-
,

agnil o q ue nt See Big, t e nt , w ide ne ss , w idth

’ ’
S ee Wide
gw
’

o ue nt , . .

—
.

b rit t le , fra i le , frail,

g
’
it o s ea s i ly

md
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B ’
n a us —S L ib e rty be ing dq
’

w e ak, sligh t , fran ib le

’
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B O T H E L— S ee
’
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m
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.

B ox ns n
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Bri nk , E dge nurs e —c rus h o r an gle wi th b lo ws ,
’

m
ee .

BORN— S ee Be get ’
p ou nd , b re ak ,
’
an gle ,
m m
contus e
—
.

’
Bo w li it , re strict , qualify ,
’ ’
re crus h , b e at , p ulve ris e
’
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’ ’
Bno b east ial, b ru tis h , s av age ,
r axp -
’ ’
S ee G entle , E n
m
n,
’ ’
c ru e l, i nhu an , fe ro cio us , unfe e l
’ ’
S i le nce
m
.

’
ing , bar b aro us , ’
e r ciles s , se ns ual,
’ —
C a ns c o ncern’ ’
anxi e t y ,
so li c itude ;
’

m
,
’ ’
irra t i onal, se nse le s s S ee Beas tly , h e e d, ’
c au ti o n , ’
c irc u s p e c t ion.
m
.

m
C rue l wa r ’
es s , ’
at ten t ion, re gard
’

m mnt
.

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'
o versi ht , an
’
a e
my ;
.

B U B B LB—S ee Bo il
,
'
. di r tio n , e c o n o tro ub e , p e r
Bu cx LE R —S ee C o vering
’ ’
i ty S ee T ro ub le , C aut ion,
m
.

—
.

Bun p ut fo rth , s p ro ut , ge r ina te , ’

k , O vers igh t , T ho ht .

s ho o t —
C s xs run a n n o ne
’’
s o li i to us , c an
’

m
.

BU D— S ee o und ,
IL ous e , F nst ruct H I t ious , w a ry , ’
i nd ful, he ed ful, at
’
,
’

m
.

’ —
BU ILn rNG s t ruc ture , ed ifioe , fa b ri c ,
’ ’ ’ ’
te n t ive , i nte nt , o bs erv ant , cir’c u
’ ’
’ ’
e re c t ion , co ns truc t io n , p ile , sh e d, ’
s p e c t , p ro v ide nt , p ru dent , w at ch
’ ’

ho use S ee o use , a b ric

. H F . fii l v ig
’
ilant , dil igent , as s id uo us, ’ ’

BUR D E -J -S ee Wei gh t
,
’
N s ed ulo us , e lab o rat e
’ ’
S ee T ho ugh t
m
.

Bunn i — load , w e ht , bur’th e n ;

.

ful, Wary
’
'

fre ight , car go’

S ee re .
'
AB E L ESS
’
he ed le ss , th ough t les s ,
’

N
BUR — S ee H o t , nge r A ’
'

neg l e nt , unt hink " '

i nat te nt iv e ,
m m
.

Bun v’ ’ ’
int er , e nto b , de p o s it a ’ ’
le s s , un ind ful, ne gle c t ful,
’ ’

m
re
’
c o rp se , inh u e , i nh u
’
ate ; m
hide, ’ ’
unso li c i to us , i p ro v i de nt , re is s , ’ m m
’
co nce al , ove rw he l
’
,
’
co v e r mS ee .
’
lis t le ss , rec k les s , incau t io us , in
’ ’

U nb ury , ide H ’
c o nsi d e rate ,
’
i nadv ert e nt , unco n
m
.

’ —
Bo s nss voca t ion , avoca t io n , oal
’ ’ ’ ’
cern e d ; has t y , s li ht ,
’

m g m
'

’
ling , p ro fe s s i o n , t rade , art , e p lo y ’
de s ulto ry , s upe rfic i
’ ’
loo se , i
m e nt ,
’
o ccu p a ti o n , e ngage
’
ent , m m e th o d ic al;
’ ’
ro vi n
’
w a ve ring
m I
.

o ffice , dut y ;
’ ’
at t er , co nce rn’ , af S ee ndi ffe re nt , y, ast y , H
’
fa ir , po i nt , s ub j ect
’
S ee O fice , . L oo s e .
T rad e ’
s n nra e b —
c har io t
’
coac h , eur ric le,
’

— mnib
.
,
’
Bur cn s a S ee Ki ll, Des truc tio n ’
h ic le , ’ ’
hae o n t
m
. ve o ar, o us , p
BUY—S ee T rade , ede e R
,
’
. dro s k y , so’
ci ab le , gig, cart , w ag ’

o n.
C A S H — S ee M o ne y .

s sr — t hro w , fli ng , hu rl, drive ,

'

—
C AJ OL fi fl at te r
’ ’
ad u lat e , co mp li ’
t hr us t , p us h , s ling, j e rk S ee Send,
mt
, .

p ra is e , faw n , w he e dle , ooax,

’
T hro w
’

en
m
.
,
’ ’
s oo th e , de lude , hu o r, ind uoe , ’
A ST d own ’
de j ec t e d , de p re ss e d, ’

p r u d e
’
S w n l tt D F F ’ ’
rie v e d , d is co ur u ed , dis he art e ned ,
’

gm
e s a ee a ,. a e r , e
’
ce i v e u i lia te d S ee ad , D ull
m
. . .

CA LL back wha t on e ha s sa i d o r w ri tt en a back o r of — E ’ ’

rej ect , re tort , ec h o ,
’
’ ’ ’ ’
rec a ll ,
dis avo w , rec ant , ’ ’ '
-re trac t , re v e rb e ra t e , re b o und , re p ort , re
’ ’ ’ ’ ’ ’
re ve rse ; ab ure , fo rs w ea r ; fle ct , re b uff ’
re v o ke de s e rt ; fors ake ’
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d
,
’ ’ ’ ’ ’
j
re e c t re no unce e ny co u n te r ab an do n , S ee Bo un
md
, , re no unce .

an
’
c o nt rad ic t
’
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’
rep e a l
’
back, A
b ando n
m
.
,

ab ro
’ ’
at e , ab o lis h , ann u l ,
’
di s annul ’ ’ —
C AT A L o e us lis t , reg is ter, ’ ’

fi
u s te r,
nul li
’
S ee Re c all, Di so w n ’
ro ll, reco rd ; s c ro ll s c hed u le
’
S ec
A r m
. , .

nnu C hro nic le , E nlis t , No e nc lat ure

m
.

C A LL ou t— ev o ke
’
v oc if e rat e , u t te r,
’
s r en
’
s — ’
s e i z u re ,
’
ca p t i o n , ca
cry , e xc lai m ’
j
’
, e ac u la te . S ee U tte r t u re ;
’
a p p re he n s io n , arre s t
’
cc .

C ry . T a ke , Se ize .

C A LL together — ’
co nv o ke , c o nv e ne
’
C AT H OL IG— S ee W ho le , A ll
' ‘

mmn
.

— p roduce , e fie ct , bri ng i nt o
'
’ ’ ’
c it e , co lle c t
’ ’
su o gat h e r, as s n ap
s m m t
, ,
’ ’ ’ ’ ’
bl ’
e xist e nce , cre ate , oc c a s io n , e nge n
’
‘

e e, us er, co n re ga t e
am as s
’
a cc u
’
ml t S
u a e th e e r.
’
de r, ge n e ra te , b ree d , in du ce ; ’ o
’
m
mn
ee
m m
.
,

CA L LIN G th — ’
’ ’ ’
toge er ti o v o ca o n , co n t ive , i nci te e nt , i ndu ce e nt , re a ’

g e
r a
’
tio n , mb ly g t h ing
as s e
’
a
’
er so n S ee Do , Bre ed , E fl ect , nd uce ,
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I
m
, .

pa ia e n t , c o n gre s s , di et , co n ’ ’
O c c as io n, O rigi n .

’ ’ ’
co nv e nt i c le ,
’ ’
re gard ,
’
v e n tio n , se ss i o n A u rro n - care , co nc ern ,
’
p re s b y tery , 0 od ,
’
san he dri m ’
care fulnes s , c ircu
’
sp e c t io n , pru m
m
,
’ ’ ’ ’ ’
ch a ber, co n fe r de uce , s olic itude , w a riness , wat ch
’ ’
'

s e n at e , co nn e
m m
.

’
ence ,
’
eet i n ,
g co
’
a ny S ee fu lne s s , v ig ilance ; no tice , adv ice
’

I m
.

C o unc il, nterv i e w , C o le c tio n w arn ing , ad oni ti on

’ ’
S ee C ara,
m
. .

Ca — ee ren e , unruf fi
’ ’
ed,
p l ’
a c id , se W arni ng
m a ve—S ee O pening
.

date ,’
e n tle , b land ,
’
i ld ,
’
ui s t , .

c oo l, co e ct e d , p e ac e ful, h
’ ’ ’ ’
s v n. c e n sure , cat ch a t,
m m
c yo n , carp
,
’
’
co po s ed, sti ll, un ov ed, undis
’
q u ar
’
r el , ob j e c t
’
, e va d e ; c o nt s s t
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C ams—s cold at rep’ mnd

' '
’
disp ute . S ee C e nsure , Obj ect , , re p ro ve , r s ,
Qu’ arre l, Shift reb uke
’
re p re h e nd
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’
dul i na c t iv e ; gloo
' ’
y ; frig id ,
c rai t y , s ly , s hre w d , as t ute , p e n e
’

’
’ ’
co ld, u na n i
’
m
at e d , u nafl e c t i ng , u s ed
’
’
'

t ra t ing , de s i ’
i ng, w i ly , arc h , s ub ’ ’
0 p ra y ers ; t as te le s s , v a p i d , s ir i t
’

t i le , s u b t le ,
’
S ee L c leas ,
'

S ec c ss , u s ed of l uo rs
’

I m
.

S ly , Dec e itful nani a te , D u l lat F

m
. .

C U B— See C he c k
R ’
sa n Lv — ’ ’ ’
o r t al, fa t al, le th al, life
C us r o nv —kee p ing ,
.

’ ” ’
’
ard guard, de s tro y ing , de le te ri o us , des truct
’ ’

care , w atch , ins p e ti o n ; i

’
p ris o n m ’ ’
ive , p o is o no us ; i p la cab le i ne x m ’

m ent , co nfi
’
ne
’
m ’
en t , incarcera t i o n ,
’
o re b le , m ’
alig na nt S ee Mortal, .

re s trai nt ;
’
de fe ns e , p rese rva t io n , Unre le nt in g .

’
s e cu r i t y S ee . L
ibe rt y bei ng de DEA L—S ee T rade .

p r i vad o T
DE A H — S ee e rish P
mm
.

C us T o M—c o
’ ’ ’
o n u s e , u s age , h ab i t
’
DE B T— ’
O b ll a t io n , d ue , ’
liab ility ,
fas h io n
’ ’
p rac t i ce , w a ,
’
m m g
c lai ri h t ; i n S cr ip tu re , s in
fi
an ne r ,
°
.

re s c rip’
,

tion S ee \ V ay , ’
t res p as s ,
’
t rans gre s s io n , uilt ,
q g
se ,
m
.

ax i S O b liga tio n , R i ght ,

g
e
.
r . ee
C UT of — re s cind
’
a s c i nd ,
’
b ’
i n.
mi l
s e v e r,
m —de ce iW
,
’
Dncs i r s e ad in
'

l ’ ’ '

p rune , o p ; s e p arate , re o ve , t a ke FU b
’
nw a y , a
’
m
p ut ate ; des t ro y , e xt irp
’ ’
ins nar" b o g ui i ng ,
g,
c he at in ,
’
g
a t e ; int errup t , i nte rce p t
’ ’
e nd , n
’
fi de lu s iv e , ’
i llu
is h ; p re ve nt , p re c lude
’ ’
s hut o ut . s iv e , i llu s o ry , fraud ule nt , t ric k i s h ,
’ ’ ’

m m
,

S ee S ep arate , art , M ai P .
’
e lu s iv e ,
’
c o un t erfe i t ; si
’
ulating,
 feign l
’ re tend
”
S ec C un cont ri vance,
’
j p
’
lc et ,
a n s che m
SIy
e;
m
,
’ ’
ni ng , o t, p urio us p u r se
p p o r t i nt e n ti o n , ai
mi l m mP
, .
, , .

Ds cs i v fi— i cause t o err, S ee nte nt i o n , A i , lan

m
s e .

’
d l d ’ ’
n b g uil e’ Dss xe N de lin e at e , s ke t ch , for
’- ’
an
m
po s e o ,n e u e , co z e , e ,
’
c aj o le , c he at ; frus tra t e , dis ap p o int
’ ’ ’ '
o ut li ne ; p ur p ose , i nt e nd ,
’
ea n ;
m m
.

S ee C aj o le , A
b us e , C h e at p j o e ct
’
s c h e e p la n ac h ’
i na t e ,
m
. r , , ,

I R — ’
DE C DE of d i sp u tes u p ire , ar bite r,
’ ’
lo t , c o lleague ,
’
co ntri v e
’
S ee .

’ t
ar b i rato r . c an , I
nve nt , lo t , P lan , C o n P
DE C — S ee Be aut ify
K t riv e
m
. .

De e e d — S ee T e ll De nit e—S ee Wis h , H vari ce , A

fi
o pe ,
m
.

Dr on e s — ak e kno wn , t ell e xp lic i t

’
us t
m m
o
.

ly ; e xhib i t ,’
an i fe s t ; p roc lai
’ ’ '
Dns o u rs — dev as t at ed , lai d w as t e ,
' ’

m
,
’ ’
’
p ub lis h , p ro u lgate , anno unce ;
’ ’ ’
ne gle c t e d , de stro y e d ; s o l it ary ,
’ ’
as se rt , av e r , afli r
’ ’
as s ev erat e , m de s e rt ,
’
v o id ,
’
b ar re n ; w as t e ,
ro t s et
’
S ee ro fes s , P
Dis co ve r, dre ar y , drear, u ninhab i t e d , s ad ,
’ ’

m m
.

’ ’ ’
ublis h , Sh o w e l anc ho ly , lo o des t it u te ,
m
.

D e a n d — S ee W as te , Droo ’
lo ne ly , lo ne ; e rt e d o f Go d , a f
’

D s c ns s ’- ’
e di c t , la w ,
’
o r e r, co m fl ic t e d , de riv e d o f co fo rt
’ ’ ’
S ee m
m m
.

a nd ,
’ ’ ’
an date , o r dina nc e , p re c la A b ando ne A
lo ne , one ly L
m m
.

’ ’ ’ ’ ’
a t io n , rule , p ro hi b it i o n ; de c is i o n , Dss r s ho pe les sne ss , hop e le s s
’

j ud m ’
e nt , s e n t e nc e , adj udica tio n ;
’
s t at e de s p e ra t i o n , de s pa ir
’ " de
p u p o s e , de te r i na t io n
’
m
S ec C o m po nd e nc y .
’
S ee L o w ne ss , o
m m s
.

and , O rde r, udg e nt , Ju le R

m
. e ss .
D ED C A E— S ee Se t ap a rt ,
’
I T p p ly A Bass i s t — S ee Dis dai n. C ontu ely
m m — m
. .

Da — S ee e rfor ance P . s r i s fi di sdain , cont e n , s corn ,

’ ’
'

D a n n i —S ee S lande r .
’
s li ht disre gard , ne glec t
g ,
’
S ee D i s .

D E F EA T fru s t rat e , di s app oint , fo il,

L '
- ’
dai n , Negle c t .

’
b alk , t h w art , b ai fl e , re n der null ’
DES P O r— S ee King
’ '

’ — ’
.

’ ’
and vo id ; di s co nc e rt , de range , n u Dss r o r i o ar b itra ry , ab s o lute , s e lf
’ '

’
s e t t le ; o v e rco e
’
m
S ee Beat , Baf w i lle d , su re e , indep e nd e nt , n u
’ ’
m
m m
.

fl e , O v erco e c o nt ro lle
’
u n li
’
ite d, unre s t rict e d ;
’

m
.

Dxn ci i vn— w ant ing, de fic i ent , i

’ ’ ’ ’
t y ran nical S ee rb it rary A
m
'
. .

p e r
’
fe c t ; fault
’
bad , b la e ab le ’ ’
s s ri NY — ’
s tat e ap p o int e d o r p re de
m m
.

’
S ee C ulp ab le , ad te r
’
i ne d , u l t i at e fat e ; fat e , ne
m m
.

Du rand — S ee ro te ct P ’
c e s s i ty , lo t , do o , a ’
int e nt
—
. .

D eran sfi e xc us e , a po lo gy , p le a , j us
’ ’
S ee Ne ce s s it y , Orda in , ix .

t ifica t io n , vi n dica tio n

’ ’
S ee C o ve r Ds s rn o v ’ -
S ee Bui ld , Was te '
.

Dns rn u c r i o n g reat—s lau gh ter,

.

E xc us e , re te ns e , e nc e P ’
F ’

f
ia
m
'

m
.

I T
Dr: H I E ’
li ite d , b o und e d , de ’
nage , b ut che r
’
as s ac re , ha oc ,
’

t er m’
ina te ; p o s i t ive , c er tain , fix e d,
’ ’ ’ ’
ur de r, t ruc i a t io n
’
S ee Wast e , m
m
.

p re c is e , e xac t ; de finin g , li it ing

’ ’ ’ ’
K i ll, Slaughte r, urt H
Lm mm
.

S ee i ite d S e t t le d Di rrsn ’
sn — ’ ’
e nd e d , co nclu de d , de
m
, .

—
Dru i d p ut o fi, ro lo ng , de fe r , p o s t
’
'
’ ’
ci de d , li
’
ite d , fix e d , se t tled , re
’ ’
’ ’ ’ ’ ’ ’
p one , p ro t ract p ro ro gu e p ro et us so lv e d , dire c t e d ; res o lut e , b o ld ,
’
t ina te ; le ngt h e n, co nti n ue ; re
’
fir , s te ad ’ ’ ’
p e r e p to ry , de ci siv e m m
m
.

s to p , h in de r, de t ai n , re s trai n
’ ’ ’
S ee Bo ld, ir , O rdai n , Unde te r
m
.

Proro e , ind er, K ee p ,H aus e , in ed P

m A
.

’ —
S t ay , ite r . s iL S ee E ne y , dvers ary .

Ds L i v E a— S ee iv e up
’
G D n v or fi — S ec S e t o rt
. .

D EL U GB S ee W at e r
' — s o un S ee S w a o w
’-

m
. .

’ ’ ’
D s n o rs'
ark , s ig nify ,
’
e xp res s , Di c r i o n ’
p hras e o lo gy ,
’
w o rd ing ,
’
s h o w , i n dica te , i p ly
’
S ee Be tc m ’
st y le , e xp re ss i o n ,
.
’
an ne r o f e x m
ke n, M e an , M ark ’
pre s s i o n S ee anguage , S ee ch L
m m
. . .

—
Den se t hi c k , c lo s e , co p act , he av y Dt c r i o i nv
’ ’ ’ ’
le x ico n , v o ca ulary ,
’

m
.

S ee T hick , C lo se , T ight no
’
e nc la ture , glo s s ary
’
S ee No
m
. .

DE NY — S ee C a ll back
’
.e nclat u re
ITY
.

DE R ’
u
’
t i n d rav a fi —
DIE S ee De ath
e
P o rr o
fl
A V c p
m
, .

t i o n , w i c ke dne s s , v ic e , p ro O gac y , W rs n c —
’ ’
d is t ind t io n , d i s cri ina
'

e
c ri m c , si n S ee ni q ui ty , C ri e ,
. It io n , di sagre e
’
e nt ,
’
m
dis s i i lar it y , m m
D e bt ’ ’
v ari a t io n , v ari e t y dive rs i t y , di s
’

m
. ,

— ’ ’
D s s cni nd d e p i c t , de lin e ate re p ro ’ si
’
ili tude , dis p a i it ’ ’
i ne q ual it y ,
se nt , ark , m ex p la in
’ ’
de ne , re ’
co ntrari et y ; di s p ut e fi ’
v a ri anc e , de
c o unt
’
S ee E xp lain R e la te , Wri te
’ ’ ’
b a te , c o nt e n ti o n , q uar re l c o n t ro ’

A
. . . ,

D es s r e t - S ee lo ne , De s o late v e rey , dis s e n s i o n , dis c o i d

’ ’
S ec
— m
.

Q
.

I
DES GN plan , rep res e nta tio n, s ket ch;
’
Dis agree ent , uarre l .
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’ ’
dis t ri ct ;
'

u coun t
cl
2G
o
m
,

e ls .
8 o v e rn e nt , King
O m
, Di st ri c
t
m
.

Do t s — S ee M ad ne s s E '
A e s a n ss s —arde nt des ire , ani ated
m
.

T
DO UB — S ee Di fic ult y ze al, v e he
‘

e nt lo nging , av id it ’

m m
.

Do u n ’
n o t to be — ’
indis ut ab le , i n ’
ar do ur, ar de nc y , z e al, h e at , w ar t
'

c o nt ro v e rt i b le , in c o nt e s t ab le , i ndu
’ ’ ’ ’
farv e ne v e he e nc e , i pe tu o s i ty ; ’
m m
b i tab le u nq ue s t io nab le , u ndeni ab le ,
’
,
’ ’ ’
fo r war ne ss , re ad ine ss , p ro p t ’
m
’ ’
irre fu ta b le , i rre f raga b le , do ubt le ss ,
’
ne ss S ee Ze al, re e dine s s , e at , G H
m Q
.

ue s ti o nles s , ev i de nt , c e r tai n
’ ’ ’
S ee . W ar th , u ickness .

e rt ain , Sure , c t ual A — ’

E a s e faci lity , e as ine s s , ligh t ne ss ;
’ ’

m
.

Do zs —s lu b c r, nap , b e dro w s y , s le e p
’ ’ ’
q ui e t , re s t S ee uiet , Di fii cult y Q
m m
. .

ligh t ly ; s t u p ify
’ ’
E s sa o r C al — free fro s i n, & c ,
m
. .

Di u w ba ck—J e t i re , rec ede , ret re at ,

’ ’ ’ ’
re lie v e ,
’
it igat e , all v ie te , as
’
w i thdraw ; o u t o rf ro , e xtrac t , e x ’
m ’ ’
s uage , allay ; cal , ap p e as e , p ac
’ ’
m
’
i fy , s oo the , co p o s e , t ran q uilli z e ,
’
m
BR E A D— S ee F e ar, F right , T e rrify mQ
Xfi
’
. i e t, s ti ll S ee C al , . ui et ,
D R E A M— S ee Sle e p a
m
.

D ns e s— s e d i e nt , le e s , gro unds , fe c
' ’
E AT cc S w allo w
m m lo
.

m
u le nc e ,
’
fe ces , w a st e o r w o rt h le ss
’ ’ — ’
E ccxx r c d e v i ati ng , ano
’
a us ,
s c o ria , filings , ru s t ,
’ ’ ’
at t e r dro ss irreg ular ; dep art iri
’ ’
w an de ring ,
m mi g mg
, ,

’
s w ee p i n s , re fus e ,
’
s cu
’
re c re
’
n
’
ro v b ee O dd , W an
r
oa
m R e mai n
, , .

O
‘
e nt . cc s . e r.
DR E S S a p p ar e l
— ’
h ab a t t i re
’ ’
it , s u it , cc w s u s r i c
’
t he o lo gia n,
’
div ine ,
’

m
, ,
’
c lo t he s , a rra
y
’
S ee C lo t he s , C o v e r p ri t c le r gy an , p re late,
’
&c
m Di i
e s
F m
.
, .

i ng o r ali ty , Be a ut ify S ee C le rgy an , v ne .

m m
.
,

—
Dn x b e v e rage , liq uo r, p p ; po
’ ’
t i ’
le ’ no s — gi b i nk b d
ni ar
’
n, r or
’
er, b ri
m t m
. ,
’
t io n , drau h t , do se v er e , i i t h e x re
’
arp ne ss ,
g r y ; s
m k
.
,

D a w n— S ee o rce ac ri
’
on i t ’
ee n nes s , n e ns e ne ss .
’

B i kB
.

D it o o r—s i nk o r h ang do w n , lan gu is h , ’

S ee r n d Sh p , o un s , ar ne s s .
p i n e , fa i l, s i n k , d e o l in e
’
fade , faint , , E D IF Y— S ee Bui ld
’
.

o w w ee k , h e di s p ir ite d
’
S ee aint , F ’ —
E D U OA T IO N t he b ringin up , ins truo ’
g m
.

ea ke n tio n , t rain ing ; fo r a t io n , t uiti o n,

’ ’

R m m
.

D no ss— S ee e ains ’
nur tu re ,
’
b ree d i ng , ’
i nfo r a t io n
— Im m
. .

D n o n x d runk e n into x i c ate d, i ne

’ ’ ’
I
S ec ns truc t , p r ov e e n t D is ci
m
, ,

b ri at e d , crap ulo u s ’
int e ’p e rate ; l i n
m
, p e .
t

’
dre nc h ed , sat urat e d w it h
’
o is t ure —
E arner w hat is p roduc ed , co n se ’ ’
’
q ue nce , re s ult , ev e nt , is s ue ; p ur
’ ’ ’ ’
o r liq uo r t ip s y , fu d dled , t ip p le d ’ ’
; .

I
S ee nto xi catio n,
’ —
u xu ry L .
’ '
p os e , int e n t ; u t il it y , p ro f i t , ad
’

D n U i n S ee rie s t P ’
v an t a e ;
g re al it y , fact ; fo rc e , va
’

m
.

’ — ’
DB Y N E s s a r idne s s , arid i ty , s ic c ity ,’ ’
lid it y ; qflects , go o ds ,
’ '

ov ab le s ,
’

dro ugh t , t hirs t b ar re nne ss , j ej une

’ ’
e rs o nal e s ta te S ee ss ue , oo ds , I G
m
.

ne s s w ant o f o rna
, e nt o r p at h o s ; a ke , Bri ng a bo u t , O p e ra tio n .

w ant o f fe e ling o r se ns ib i lit y efi i ci

’ ’
S ee . E rri zor
-
od uci ng
Inse ns ib ilit e nt , e e ct ual, e fi i c a cio us , o p’
’ ’
era
DU L H '
tu p i do lt is h , b loc k ish , s lo w
’ ’ ’
t ive , ac t iv e , c au s ing t o b e , p ro
’
.

o f u nde rs ta nding ; he av y , s lug gi s h ,

’ ’
duc t iv e ; a b le , p o w e rfu l
’ ’ ’
S ee
m
.

w ith ou t life s p irit o r o t io n vap id ,

’
M ake , A c tive , b le, o w e rful A P
m m
.
, ,
,
’
i ns e ns ate ’ ’
s e ns ib le , i ns i p id , flat ,
’
F ri e v — ’
i age , li ke nes s , p ic t ure ,
’ ’

m m m
,
’ '
’ ’
p h le g at ic , s le e p y , dro w s y ; s at ur
’ ’
re s e
’
b lanc e , re p rese nt a ti o n, s i il
nin e ; m
s ad ,
’
e l an c h o l
’
dis al, m i tude , o r trai t , fig ure ,
’ ’
ake S ee m
m F m
.
,

' ’
loo y , dej ec t e d , disp i i te d , che e r ’
or ike ne ss
E L ns R—S ee O ld
.
,
’ ’
ess ; os s , c lo g y ; no t b right ,
g m
.

c lo ud e
’ ’
t arn i s h e O di o b s c ure ,
’
E n ai rsivr— S ee C o ns t itue nt
’ '

m
.
,
’ ’
nOt vi v id , clo u d y , o vercas t , no t
’
E B E — inla y ,
M LM
’ ’
o s a i c w o rk ; t yp e ,
’

cl e ar ; b lunt , o b tus e ’
S ee Sad , sy m ’
bo l, fig ure , a llus i ve p ic ture ,
’ ‘

m
.

F
D o le ful, lat , ife less , De ad , o ne L L p a in t e d e n ig a , t yp i ca l d e s i g n a t i o n ,

ly , ale P re rese nta ti on ,

p
’ ’
allu si o n S ee
m
. .

Do n s — ’
ute , s i le nt , no t s pe ak ing ,
’
F i gure M ark
m
, .

’
e c h le s s , t ac it urn ;
’ ’
t ac it S ee E s xa cfi—t ake , c las p or inc lo s e i n
’

s
m
.

i le nt the ar s , p re s s , hug , grip e ; s e ize

—
.

D W LL i h ab
’
i t i d ’
li b id ; ’ e a e rly , lay ho ld o n , re ce i ve o r take
m
E n
g
, res e , v e , a e
’ ’
w i li ngly ; co p rehend , i n c lude o r
“
’ ’
re ni ai n , s tay , res t , co nt i n ue ;
f
m m
o r

a ti m ’ ’
e , v i s i t , s o ou rn , lod e
j S ’
t a ke i n ; oo p ri s e , ing lo s e , c o
’ ’
g
m
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A
.

’ ’
l
O
’
bid e , St ay .
p a s s , e n c o p as s , c o n t ai n , e n c u c e ;
 salute
’
&c S ee T ake, Kiss , C ou zealot ,
’
fanat ic , ’
visi onary
’

mp Warm
, . .

tain , Co S ee
m
ass .
Em E Nr m
.

r r v sp a ce— v ad uu
’
vacu
’
ity , v o id , f — See Who le
m
, .

c h as S ee o id V E N TR A ILS — Se
'
Bow e ls u
m m
e

m
.

us—S ee J ealousy
.

Eu u ’
NT n f — ’
beseech , eu licate , i
m
.

E n co un s e
’ ’ ’ ’
‘

e xho rt , i p o re ’
ve c ou ra e t o , coun te o rt une ,
nanc e , s an t io n , ab e fo s t e r, s up
’ g eg , A s k , P ray , E nc oura e
.

mb ld n mt mm g .

’ ’
che r is h
’ ’ ’
p o rt , ; e o e , an i a e, rv
'
u rge nt
p rayer, e arnes t
’
i ns p ire
’
inc it e ins ii it , ’
in tig t ’
pe t i tio n , p ray e r, eu p lic a t io n , p e ti
’ ’

A mt
s a e,
m
, ,
’
pe l S ’
u rge, i ee ni a e , C eer,. t i o n , req ues t , so i cita tio n ,
’ ’
s uit ,
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fib ; ’
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’ ’ ’

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b e au t ifu l, h and s o e ;
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c le ar , no t c lo ud y ;
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o e n, frank , F a v os — k d r
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ho n e st ; e q ual, j us t , e q ui tab le , ri ht ,
’
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’ '

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m
. .

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’ ’

’
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’ ’ ’ ’
q u a n t i t y o f p o w e r ro d u c e d b y t he
’ ’
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m at e ria b o d ie s ; ’
m
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’ ’

m m
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t h at b e lo ngs t o b o di e s at res t o r i n R
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m
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e re d , b e at e n , ade ; FO U N T A IN— S ee S p ring
'
.

co un te rfe i t, fe i
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c d, false , fi
’
c t it i o us , RA K E — S ee M ake
m
.

FR A U D— S ee C hea t , De ce itful
’
inv e nt ed, fab ricated , dis s e b le d , ’

m F —
.

fra ed , u ntrue , b as e S ee alse

’ ’
F ’
d is e ngage , dis ent an le , rid, ’

fi
a ns
m
.

h oo d , G e nui ne n o t , A rt a d e by , s tri p , c le ar ; s e t at lib e rt y

’
ib e rate ,
I nv e nt . e nfra n ch is e ,
’
e
’
m
an c ip at e ,
’
re s cu e ,
Fo n Grvd — S ee C le ar, E xcuse ’
re le as e , re lie v e , ’ m m
’
anu i t , loo s e ,
m
.

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' '
s av e , p re s erv e , de li v e r,
’
e xe pt
’

Fo rm— s hap e fig ure mould co nfigu m

ee , . .

’
S ee C lear, e dee R Liberty bei ng
mi
, , , ,
’ ’ ’
ra t io n , c o nfor a t o n , c o ns truc t io n ; d ep ri ved of
m m
.

’
an ner,
’
di s p o s iti o n ; ’
o d e l, p a t
’
FRE E — be in at li b e rty , unco ns trai n ed,
g
’

t e rn , dra ught ; b e au ty , e le a nce ,

’ ’
’ ’
u nre s tra in e d , u nc o nfin e d ,
’
’
’
e r it
'
m
s p le nd o r, dig nit y ; ’ ’
regu ar it y , t e d , a llo w ed ; o p e n , c an di frank,
m ’ ’
e th o d , o r de r ; e m
p t y s ho w , e x
’
i nge n uo us , unre s e rv e d ; li b e ra l, ’ ’

ternal a p e aranc e , se
’
blance ; m g e n
’
e r o u s b o u n t’
ifu l un if’
ic e nt m
m m
, , ,
s tat e d e t o d , es t ab lis he d p rac tice , p arsi o ni o us ;
' ’
no t gratu it ous ;
rit ual, p ro s c ri b e d
’
m
ode , ri t e , ce r e
’
m ’
fa iliar, e as y ; c lear, e xe p t ,
’ '
m
m o b s e rv ance , fas h i o n
’ ’
S ee ’
ui lt less ,
’
in noce nt S ee O pe n ,
fi
o ny , .

A A
.

p e arance , tt itude , Way , M ake , lear, G

e ne ro us , eady R .

E gY, O rde r FBEE DO’

M ’
li b erty , inde pe nd ence ,’

m m m
.

— ’
F O RM S h ap e , o uld, fas hi o n, o d e l, ’
u nre s tra int ; e xe
’ ’
p tio n , p riv ilege ,
’

m m mm
m
’
o d if ; sc he e , p lan ,
’
co n triv e , i ’
u ni ty ,
’
fran c his e ; frank ness , ’

n e nt
y ’ ’
b i ne ; ake ,m m ’
b o ld ne s s ; fa iliar i ty ; ’ ’
li ce nse ,
m
i v

mm
arra nge , co
fr a e , ca u ’
s e to b e , c reate , p rod uce , ’
m
i p ro per fa il ity ; libera tion, ’ ’
 m ’
ancip a tion, rqlease
’
e
n franchis e
’
mix ’
ed , unco nta mi '
nated. S ee A c
mt S P i lg L
e ,

ea ee r vi e e, i b ert y br ing t ual, I ntrin s ic ,

S ince re
d p i d af F m
. .

ili i y ar t
'
—
GBN UINE no t s p u rio us , u nre al, nu
’ ’

m
e r ve , a .

F a s re g b
‘
d c ar
’
o, lo ad ur
’
e n,
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t rue , s up p o s itit i o us , s o h is t ic ate d ,
’

’ ’
la ding t rans o rta tio n o f goods , c nta
o
’
m
ina t e d , ’
o llu t e
’
v it i ate d ,
s h ire ee Burde n, Sh lp c o rru te d , adul te rate d , adul te ri ne
’ ’
s hi
m m
. . .

p e e v i sh ,
'
F ; FU L -
’
ill hu ore d , S ee o rge d, Sp urious , Bas tard ,
V
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’
’
te s t y , eas il i r ri tat e d s p le n e ti c ,
’
ai n .
’
a n gry ,
y
p e t ule nt , ca ti o ns Sec
.

G ’
nas r L v — like a gh o s t; p ale di s ml ’
a
m g im
.

A
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n ry , C o lai ning a lwa ys de ath li ke , cadav e ro us , w an , r ,

’ ’
C ro ss , g ' p
FRIGH T ’— fn ght e n , te’r rify , 'scare , hm
.

’
fri ht fu l, h id e o us , ap alli n
’ ’ ’ "
a lar m
, da u nt , dis ay , inti idate ; m m g
rib e , s hoc k ing
’
S ee Fo r P
m
e .

’ ’
di s he ar te n , disco ur age , de ter ’
S ee . idab le , ide o us H .

Fear , T e rrify , D re ad . —
Gno s r s p e c tre , app ariti o n , p han
' ’ ’ ’

FB OL IC W ild p rank , fl ight o f lev ity ,

’ — ’ ’
to rn , v i s i o n , h o b go b li n , fair
’ ’’
fa y ,
’
o r gai e ty and irth , m
e , j es t , m el
’
m
f, de o n, ev il s p i ri t , dev i ’
S 3 f
Wm m
a
A
.

, g a
’
b o l, fun S ee es t , Sp o rt ,. V is io n , p p earance .

1 . GI NT
’
A — S ee reat G .

Fa un ’
fe r tile , p ro lif i c ,
rur.
’
Grns re p roac h , s neer, de ride , taunt ,
-
’ ’
'
nant , fe cund , ge n era t g , p
’
m s c o ff, ra i l at , fl
out , fl e e r, j ee r S ee
R A L
.

’ ’ ’
i ve , ab und a nt , p le nt iful, p le nt eo 1u18s . e p ro ac h , b use , e s t , a ugh a t J
A
.

S ee b o undi ng, Bree d . Grr r — ' ’ ’

do na ti on , do n at ive , b e ne fad
FURY— See M adness .
’
t io n , p re s e nt , grat u i ty ; re w ard ,
’ ’

b ri be ; p o w er, fac ult

’ ’ ’
tale nt , e n
do w e ’
mm by w i ll, le ac y , be q ues t ; ’

de v is e ’
S ee Re war
. ow er P .

GI LT
M B E — S ee Bore
’

m
.

G I
A N — g e t w in ear n r e a li z e o b t ai n
’ ’
Gu — S ee Surro und T i e
m m
, , , , ,

Grv s bes to w , co nfbr , i p art , co

.

’ ’
ac q uire , p rocure , re ce iv e ; re ach ,
’
— ’ ’ ’

attain to , arrive at
’ ’ - ’
gai n , p ro f i t , m ’
u nic ate , p re s e nt ,
’
t , a llo w , ’
’
in teres t , a dvan tage , e o l u e nt ,
’ ’
m m ’
m
t ra ns i t , de li v e r ;
' ’
o rd , s u p p l ,
y
’

lu c re , b e n e fit
’ ’
S ee ro sp e r, Pro
. P furn is h ; p ro duce , s ho w , e xhi b i t ;
’ ’ ’

fit ab le , Be ne fit ’
re n de r, p ro no unce ,
’
ie ld , re s ign ; ’
y
.

GA I S AN Y ’ ’
o p o s e , de r
’ ’
ba ck , re s tore , re t urn S ee G
g
, rant ,
A
.

’
G
iv e up , O ffe r
'
’
fo rb id , c o n t ro ve rt ,
’
s p ut e cc . llo w , .

Forb id , O bj e ct GI up —d e liv e r,
’ ’
. VE co ns ign , ce as e ,
C A L — See
L A
nge r, Sp ite .
’
le av e , re s ign , q uit , yi e ld , s urre n de r, ’

GA P— o ’p e ning , b re ach , b re ak ; ’ ’
re li n q u is h , ce de , c o nc e de , ab an do n ,
’

nue , p a s s age , w
’
ay ; ch as
;
m ’ ’ ’
addic t , de vo te ; re no u nce , ab dicat e ,
’

t ure , c left , hia t us ; de fe ct

’ ’ ’
fore go fo rs a ke , des e rt S ee Le av e ,
’

S ee O p e ni ng , Way
.

£s
A b ando n , a
m
. .

G ar d e n— S ee C alling tog ethe r, C o l GLa -

grat e
r
h ap p y , p le as e d de
i

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re o ic e d ,
'

e xh i larate d ;
m )
.

Gav — ’ ’
o v i al, s p o r t i ve ,
'
’ ’
e r ry , air y , c ee r ful, j o y o us , o y ful, e xhi lara t
’ ’ ’
'

’
m
fro li cs o e fine , ' ’
o w y , fas h i o ns
’
i ng, e xc iti ng j o y cc H ap p y , M e rry ,
b le , s tyl ish, gallant ; dis s ip ate d , L
.

’ ’ ’
i v e ly
N m
.

S ee M e rry , Sho w y GL AD DE —
’
pro f ligat e a ke glad , c h e e r, p le as e ,
’
. .

Gs u s a a rs— See Bree d

’
. ra t i
’ ’ ’
e xhi l a ra te , de ligh t , rej o ic e’
R
.

Gs n s n o us —w e llb orn , no ble , h o n or

’ ’ ’ ’
s e C e e r, ej o i ce
‘

m m m
.

a b le , agn a n i
’
ou s ;
’
li b e ral, be GL N
A C E — gli p s e , q uic k v ie w , s ho rt
nign , b e ne f ic ent , b ou nt i fu l, b o un
’ ’ ’ ’
t rans it o ry lee k , p e e p S ee oo k L
m mm m
. .

t e c us , u nif ic e nt , fre e to iv e ; GL M
EA — Sll00 t o f light , gli
’
e r, b e a ,
’
s tro ng , fu ll o f s p iri t ; fu ll, o v e r o w b ri ht ne ss , s p le n do r See
’ ’

m a V
ray ;
m
.

’
ing, ab un dant ; ove r uch, p ro fus e ,
’
Be a , Bl ze , ie w , Shine .

p rod igal, e xt rav aga nt

’ ’
S ee ree , . F GLI D E— S ee all F
A GLo ont—o bs c ur it y , p art ia l or t o t al
.

b o u nding , S tro ng, F ull, Bo unty ’

m
.

—
Gs Nr s EL p o li te , w e llbre d , e as y and
’ ’
o

' ’ ’
darkness , t hic k sh ade , c lo ud e s s ,
ace ful, ge n t le
’
a nly , gen tle m’
an m ’
h eav iness , dulne s s , ’ ’
e la ncho ly , m
gi ’ ’
e , u r b_an e , co ur teo us ,
p
’
o l is hed , s ad nes s , as p e c t o f so rro w , s u lle n
’ ’ ’

re fi n ed , e l e
’ ’
nt See o li t e . P . ne ss S ee D arkne ss , D ull, o ne ly
. L .

GBN T Ls — S ee alrn , So ft , K ind O Y— S ee H o nor

GL R
’

m m m
. .

Gan urn —na tive , re al, authe n tic ,

’ ’ ’ ’
GL o ss— a ke s oo t h and s hi ni ng ,
’ ’ ’ ’
v arn i sh , co v er ; p al liat e , c o v er w i t h
’
nat ura l, t rue , p ure , not s p u rio us ;
’ ’
a’
’
un d ult e ra te d, unallo y e d , un so e xc us e , e xt e n u ate ,
’
les s e n S ee .

p hi s ticated , unpo llu te d , p ure , un

’
C loak, essen L .
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v mH ot . men t ’
w e igh t y
o ns , See W , 8 0 ’

Im
- .
,

GN A W— S ee E at b er, Se ve re , po rtan t
m
. .

Go — p as s , fl o w , w alk , t ra v e l,
’
GR T
E A — S ee ra nd , L ar e G
m m
ov e , .

j
’
d ’
d ’
t Gn s u n rzss—
’
wf s i z e , ni tude ; bu lk ;
m m mm
o u r n e y , e p a r t ; u a s c e n , o u n ,
’ ’ ’
o

ris e ; f o rwa rd , a v anc e , p ro c e e d ,

’
c o r p u lence ; f i nd , agna it y ;
m o m m m
m
’
fo r w ard , p ro o te ; before , p re ce de ,
’ ’
o f ra n k , aj e st y ; of n u be r , a

p re v e n t’
, a n t i c
’
i p a t e ; b e y o n d , t ran s
j
’
o r it y ; of s ho w o r st a te, a g n i f
’
’
gres s , e xcee d , s urp as s , e xce l ,
’ ’ ’
i ce nce , gra n de u r S ee B i n
g ss ,
e .

t rans ce nd ;
’
back, rece de , re turn , ’ ’
S ize , atne s s , arge F L
a ke— R m m
.

re t re a t , w ith dra w ,
’ ’
re t ire ,
’
re t ro GR T
EA EA T E GR agnify ,
m
or
’ ’ ’ ’
d t
’
d i i n de , e nlar e , a p lify, e xag ge rat e , nu
g
g r a e r e r oc e e ; n o r n va
m
, o ,

e ncro ac h
’
intre nc h ’
S ee M o ve , e nt , ag
’ ’
d i ze ; e xt o l , e xalt ,
R mb le W ander A L m P
.
,
’
a nti ci p ate , Pro e l ev at e ce arger . ake , rais e ,
I
, ,

ce e d
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ntrude He ight e n
mm —
. .

Go a cc St ir Gn n s ss keenne ss of ap p e t i te ,
’ ’

m
.

G o n e s rese b ling’ God di v‘ine ,

’ — ’
rav e no usne ss , glut t o ny , v o rac ity ,
’ ’ ’

m
,
’ ’
s up e rhu an ; heav e nly , c e les t i al
’
v o ra c ious ne ss , rap ac it y , ra p a c ious
’
.

S ee Heave nly .
’
ne ss ; arde nt de s i re , av id it y , e ager
’

Go n L v— ho ly
’ '
tified , ri gh t e o us ,
’ ’
S ee E agerness ,
”

ap ac io us , R
ét
s anc r e ss
m
.
,
’ ’ ’ ’
p i o us , re li i ous , de v o ut , sanct i o
g Gm —
a
m
m
.

’ ’ ’
nio us S ee p iri t ual, H e av enly , H o ly , sr s or ro w , re re t , la e nta t ion ,
m g
.

R e ligion wee ’
ing, o urn i ng, e ’
ic ti o n , p ain .

be o re p rece ding fo re go" R e pe ntance

.

G ’
o i Ne — ’
S ee ai n,
Ge neva—mourn m
.
,
’ ’
an te ce
’
e nt , p re v io u s , an te ri o r,
’ ’
r b e wail , b e o an , la
m mt m
,

fo r ’
S ee I nt ro duc t o ry , ri en
’
co p lai n
’
w ee p so r
’
ro w
m
o r, e r. , , , , c ry ;
’ ’
o ri ty . affl ict w o und , hurt , o ve , co nc e rn ,
,

oo n — be n e fit in te re st ’ ’
adv an t age ,
’ ’ ’
dis tre s s , t ro ub le , pe rp le x , v ex, dis
’

ml m t p f it ; w lf p
, ,
’ ’ ’
q ui e t ; 0 7 , de p lo re , b e w ai l, b e
’ ’ ’

£
en are , ro s
m
e o u , ro e
’
it y ; i i ht S
v r tue , r
’ ’
e o u s ne ss .
’
o an , c ; w i th a no ther , co ndo le , ’

I t t B fit i d m
er ee .

B ty n ri s es , o un
’
rn p athiz e S ee M o urn, C o p lai n,
g
e ne
y
n e re s
—m b l
. .
, ,

G o o ns fl t h tt l
ov a
’
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’
'

e ec s , c a
’
e s, urt , E nt ls
—
.

f ’
it
ur n u re , l t t
e rs o na w G ues s t hi c k , a lk y ; fat , co r p ule nt ;
’ ’

mmd iti
p ; es a e are s ,
m h di ’
e r c an se , co t k o
’
s oc co ars e , rude , ro ugh inde licate ,
’

m
es ,
m
.

S St k M h di P p ty
oc erc an se , ro er
’
e an , vu l ar, i p ure , u nrefin e d,
’ ’

m
ee , .

GOR E —S ee Bloo d ’
inde ce nt , 0 s ce ne , i p ro p er, i nap
’ ’

m m
.

G O V ERN— S ee M as te’r
’ ’
p ro p ri ate , unse e
’
ly , unb eco ing’

m m m
.

Go v n NT — di re c t io n ,
’
e ful ; l
’
’
ula tio n , s ha
’
re e , e nor o us , great
g
rule , c o nt ro l , sat rap y ,
’ ’
j uri s d’ic t io n
’
de ns e ; unat te uated ; s tup id , dull,
’

md m m
,
’ ’
re s tra i nt a a e
g nt e p o w e r, do w h o le , e ntire S ee T hick, C o
mi mi i m
, , .

’ ’
ad
’
M e an , Fatness
mi i
n i on, s ov e re i gnt y n s t ra o n,
m GR W— S
; .

’ ’
co ns ti tu tion ,
'
t io n , n s try ; e O Spring ee
m
.

p ire , ki n do , s tate ; e xe cut iv e GU A RA NT E d — S ee A nsw e rab le fo r

m m G R
.

po wer s o Do inio n , K i do U A D— S ee S e curi t y , K e ep

m G —
. . .

GR A C E — S ee M ercy , K indne s s , e co uess S ee T hi nk .

i ng , Be autify U D E —S ee
G I e ad , ns truc t L I
G m
. .

—
GR AN D gre at illus trio us
’
s le n did , ’
u s —S ee C he at
mg if
, , .

’
a n b le , dig
i ce nt , no
’
ed , e l
’

t d
e va e , sub li
’
e , loft’
m ’
e xalt ed ,
mj ti
a es
’
c,
’
agis te ri a m ’
s ta t e ly ,
H .

p m S ee M aj es t ic , HA B IT— S m
’ ’ '
op o us au st Dre ss , C us to
mm
. ee
re at , H igh ,
.

G s n—S ee Bea t
’
ho w Ha
GR NT A — ’
a d it , allo w
} m ie ld , co nce de ; ’
: ’
H A ND SOM b e le ant , nice , beau tiful
- ’ ’
.

m
.

’ ’
give , b e s t o w , co n e r ; S ee Be autiful
’
p e r it ; i ce
S ee Give , llo w , A H A P P E —S ee Chance N
’ ’
t ra ns fe r , co nv e y
'

m
. .

S uffe r ’ —
H a r r sss b e at itude , fe lic ity , b liss ,
' ’

m
.

GR T F L
A E U
' — tllank fu l,
'
i ’
re ss e d , b le s s e dne ss ; w e lfare , p ro s pe r ity ,
’ ’ ’

m ’
ind ful ; agree ab le , le as i ng , ac
’ ’
s uc ce s s
’
S ee ro s e r . P .

a r rv — S ee G
’
t ifying, p eas ant , w e l
’

g
c e p t ab le ,
’ ’
lad , o rtunate
m A
.

co
’
e ; de c io us S ee gree ab le ’
a n s on — ’
h v e n,
a rt , ’
bay , in le t ,
m
. .

—
Gnu rr uns thank fii lnes s
’ ’ ’
te ful lu , she lter, e dg ing
’ ’

mt
, as .

ne s s ; thanks , ac kno w le g
’
en s. —
H u t Bo x s he lte r, s e c ure , s ecre te’
’
,
S ee Ple as ure re ce ive
’
lodge
—10 W l m m
.
,
GR AV E
’ ’
de p res se d ; so e
,
’ ’
n; fo s te r, dulg
'
’
S ee ide , Pro te ct , H
s o b e r, se rio us , s e da t e ; p lai n,
’
no t F o s te r
m m
.

guy , no t s how y’ ’
i por tant , o
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zealous , an i ated , b ris k , kee n ;
' ’ ’
let tered ; u q uah ap m ’
t ed, mW
’ ’
ac rid b i tin s ti ulat in
’
g
’
un e nt m g p , . ed S ee Barbaro us , Wise
. .

I In f—S ee Bad , Wic ked ; Sic k, M ali

, ,

S ee nte ns e , Bo il, H e at , A ngry ,

as
s i o na te , W ar , Ke men c i o us .
IL L Nss s— m
.

H o nsx— h ab it a t io n , re s ide nce , dw e l ’ ’

indis poei t i o n ,
dis ease , al ’
’ ’ ’ ’

ling , a bo de , co t tage , vi lla , co t ,

’ ’ ’
ad y , dis te
’
m’ ’
p e r, dis o r der, s ic k ne ss ;
’
hu t , ho v e l, c ab in , w i w arn , shed ;
’ ’ ’
ic lt ednes s , ini q ui t y S ee nvali d , I
m m m g
.

’
’
an s i o n , s u age , te n e i cl ‘
m
ans e ,
me nt , e d ifice ,
’ ’
b u ild in te ’
p le , m I LL m r
’
rs a s n— sou r,
’
o ros e , c ra b
’

m
-

’ ’
c h urc h ,
’
o n as te r , c o le ge , ai
’
bed, e v is h , p e t ulant . S ee C ro ss ,
m
anne r o f li ving
y
t he t a le ; K F r re t l
m
ace ;
m
.

’
fa i ly , ho us e ho ld , an ce st ors , i ll]
’ ’ ,
In e ’
n v — ’
ide al, fan cie d , visi o n
’ ’

’
, uto p i an , no t re a l S ee F an c i
’
e , race , dyn as t , s toc k , t ri be ;
'
y
37
e .

de i b crative or le gi s la t ive b o dy of
’ ’
1
m S ee Bui ldi ng , b ode , ace ,A R ’'
u rr xrn
'
—ape mimi mck ’
c, o p e r so n
’

mi
en . , ,

S to c k at e , fe ign, co un te rfe it .
’
S ee M i c.
—i n s tantly
.

H un— S ee C o lo r u ’
s ni a rs L Y
' ’
p res
’
e n t ly ,
m
. ,

—
H u nL n near t he gro und , lo w ; lo w
’ ’
di re ct ly , ' ’
ins tant e r.
ly , m ’
od es t , m
e e k , s ub is’si ve ; u n m m I r
t ss
’
unli mit '
ed , unb o und e d
’

p m
re s u
’
i ’
ng , unp re t e nd in , unass u
’
m imm in fini te , b o und le ss
’
e as urab le ,
’ ’

vas t , v e ry gre at , huge , v e lar e ,

’
i ng , unasp ir ing S ee w , O be
m
.

’ ’
die nt p ro d igi o us , o n s tro us as d
m m
. .

H UMB E L— ake lo w , ’
hu ili ate , w ithout , L arge
m
.

’ ’ ’
ab as e , re duce , lo w e r, b ri ng do w n , ed ali s t s — ’
e xce e ding j us t or u s u al
’
’ ’
de b as e , de grad e , dis grace , dej ec t ’ ’
b o unds , e xce s s ive , ino r di nate , i n
’

c rus h , bre ak , su bd ue ; ’ ’
o r t ify ; m t mp e
’
e rate , e xt rav agant ,
’ ’
unreas o n
make lo w ly , a ke me e k and s u b m ble , egre
’
gio us , unre s train ed ,
’
un
mis s iv e to the di v ine will ; h u b le m unli
'

mit ’
ed. See I mmns
Ingi w m— t
‘
e
e
m
.

’ ’
o ne s se lf, re pe nt , a ke co n tri t e h
’
no erta i ni n t t
ar
p g o e
L A mtt i h d
.

’
S ee b ase , o w e r, Le s se n n i rre le vant ; rude ,
m
an
m
a er
im d t
.
,

H u u oa
’ — ’
o is ture ,
’
d a id ; t urn 0 i t’
u en
’
n ru s ive , ed
’

m m
ind , t e pe r, d is p o s it i o n ,
’ ’
oo d m p
sa u
,

i n so le nt ; t ri fling , foo lis

’ ’

m
fra e , t urn, te nd e ncy , b e nt , b i as
’ ’
F
S ee o ld , o o lis h , O fli cio us , I p u m
mm
fre ak , w hi , ’ ’
ag go t , cap ric e ; w it de nce , A fl ro nting
'

’
sat ire , b urle s q ue , dro lle ry , fun
’ ’
lin e a r— S ee M e an , Be ar
m —
.

co
’
ic ali t y In o a r u t ca e e n’s eq ue nce , w e ight ,
’

m mm
.

cc Da p os it io n , Be nt o’ e nt , s i if icance , s ignif icanc y ,

p,
m fim
m
.

H o ar — S ee nj ury , I ri eve , M ai G avai l

’
S ee o ont
m
. . .

H R — wo u nd , b ruis e ; de t ri e nt , ’
H e r a nn — be aring o n ar te , w eigh t ’

mm
U T
m
da age , lo ss , in j ury , dis adv a n tage ,
’ ’ ’
o
’ ’
e nt o ns , o f co n s e ue nce , s
'

ha r ,
'
mm ’
’
is chie f, b ane , p rej udic e , ’
nif ica nt ,
’
co ns e q ue n t i
’
ate ri a m
det erio ra tio n , dep rav it ’
dep rav a ’ ’
esse n ti a l,
’
fo r cible , driv ing’
S ee .

’
t io n , c o rrup t io n , vi t ia tio n S ee Grave , C onst i tue nt , res s ing P
I m
. .

Bane , De st ruc ti o n , nj ury In o n rn z - re q ue s t with ur enc y ,

’
'

m
.

’
H ua r rU L' ’
inj u rio us , ’
is ch ie vo us ,
’
re s s , urge , t e ase See ague , . P
p ej ud ic i al,
r

m
o rc e .
b ane fu l, p e s ti le n t ia l, har ful, de
’ ’ ’
m Ix r nas s ’
i p rint , s ta
p m t int ,
’

m m
,

ark ; fix o n th e
’ ’ ’ ’
s truc t ive , no ce nt , no x io us , no is i nd , i nculcate ,
o me , i ns alu brio us ,
’
u nw ho le s o
’
e m ins til , i nfus e , in ra ft , i p lan t , e n
’ ’ ’ ’
m
I m I A
.

S ee ni ic al, nj ure , b us ive ’

S ee M ar
m m n—d
gr a v e
m m mt
.

—
.

'
H v r o c n i s v s i u la tio n ’
d iss i u la ’
r it o v s’ '
a vance ’ en
’
p ro g
mli
, ,
’
t io n ; dis guis e , de ce i t , ins ince r i t y ,
’ ’
d t ’ ora tio n,
’

mti
ress , a va n e, e
fals e ap pear ance ’
S ee C he at me d m t
a n
’
en re o r
’
a on, re fo r m; ’

md
. .
,

e di fi
’ ’
caltio n , inst ruc tion ; e e n a
I
W m
’
t io n , correc tio us e or e
m
.

p lo y e nt , a p p t io n S ee A d
—d mp l y m
.

o ing not hin

’ ’
I D Ln une o ed vance e nt , Be tter, E duca tion,
g ,
’ ’
u no c cup ied , i nact iv e le is ure , va
’ ’
C iv ilizat io n
m mm
.

’ ’ ’ ’
c ant ; u s e less , ine ec t ual, va in , Iu r nnxn cs - s h a e lessness , i ed
'

’
fiiv o lous , trif ling ; unp ro f i t ab le ,
'’
e s ty , inde licac y , inde ce nc y ; as s u
’ ’

b ar re n , unfrui t ful S ee azy ,

’ '
ain, L V rance ,
’
efl ro n t e ry , b o ld ne ss wi th
'

m
.

’
T ri fl ing , Barren p t o f o the rs , audac it y , hard
’
co nte
—
.

'
Ie rt o na x r no t kno w ing, uninstruct
' ’
ih ood , bo ld nes s , con fidence , in so
’ ’ ’

d
e ’ uni nfo r
’
m
ed , un t au ht , une n
’ ’
m
lence , i p e r ti ne nce S ee udacity, A
g
m Im
, .

l gh
i t e ne d ’
, u nlearn ed , i l
’
li t e rate , un Sha e le ss , pertinent .
 la nth an um—not eq ual to , insufic ih I s ms—bu t m
’
w ound ; wrong, i r
m m m
,
’ ’ ’ ’ ’
e nt , inco e t ent , incap ab le , una
’
air , w eak e n , d ake
p’ p a age ,
’
b le , ine fli ci e nt , une q u al, p ar ti a l ’
w o rs e , de te rio rate , di i n is h , le ss
’ ’ ’
m
m
fig
’
p le t e , defe c tive
’ ’ ’
S ee E q ual en ; tarn is h , s lan de r,
’
v i o lat e ;
m m
.

ri eve ; the o r , dis fi

’ ’
re , de fo r
f g u
m
e
g mH
.

la w a n
,
— no t h av in life , life le ss ,
’
s fece
’
S ee Dis fi ure , M ai . urt,
m m
.

e xan i
’
a te , dead lat , D ull, F
A b ii s e , O ffe nd , a ke
Nm
so o rse
m
. .

De ad, ife les s L ’ — ’

wro ng , da age , los s , hurt ,
mm
ar
m
.

’ —
In c xn s n S ee Burn .
’
har , is chief, de t ri e nt , o ut rage , ’ ’

—
h ou nd S ee ean L .
’ ’
de te rio ra t io n, in us tice , e vi l, i ll, ’
j
‘

—
In co n ond p ut to inco nvenience ,
‘
’
unfair ne ss , iniq ui ty ; in s ult , af ’

give t ro ub le t o,
’
m
o le s t , t ro ub le ,
’
fro nt ’
S es urt , ni q uit y , A fl ro nt ,
. H I '

a nno y , v e x, har ass , dis turb

’ ’ ’
S ee io la tion . V .

T ro uble N S E NSIBIL IT Y
’
— Want o f sens ib i li ty , ’

m
.

Is cas as s
’ ’
aug enta t io n , additi o n,
’
u nfe e lingness , ap ath y , i ndif fere nce ,
’ ’
’ ’
acce ss i o n, gro w ing large r, e n large ins us ce p t ib ilit y , to rp id ity , co ld
’ ’ ’

m ’
e nt , e xt e n sio n, a
g andise
’
ent , m
ne ss , c al lo us nes s , unc o nce rn , dis
’ ’

m
~

’
in c re e nt ; pro fi t , i te res t ; p r re gard , dullne s s , s t up id ity , to r p o r
’ ’ ’ ’

g
o
.

e n , is s ue , o fis p rin
’ ’ ’
p rod uce S ee e e ling , Dryness F
AX m
cc
m m —
. .

’
ded so e thi ng , g ar a k e o r iv ss iv s ns th a t c a n n o t b e f e l t o r

g row , O ffs p ring

’
.
p e rce ive d ins e ns ate ,
’
In c v a s i on — runni ng i nto ;
’
i n road ap athe t ic
-
’ ’
insus ce p tib le , to r p id, ’

s tu p id , d ull, fo o lis h ; indif fe re nt ,

’ ’ ’ ’
irra tio n , inva s io n , attac k ; e xp e
dit o u
'

. A
S ee ttack, Bat t le , Run
’
u nco nce rn e d , regard less
.
’
S ee H ar .

In nrcs rs —S ee Sho w
’ '
de ne d , Dull, oo lis h F
m m
. .

’ ’
Innn rannn r ne u tral, nsr a uef - A eac h , i nfo r the ind ,
’
r c are le ss ,
'

’ ’ ’ ’
’
h eed less , regard les s , unco nce rn e d e d if ed uc ate ; dire ct , e nj o in , p e r
’ ’

m mm
.

S ee C are less , nse ns ib le I ’

e , ad
’
o n is h , co and ,
’
int
m m
8
.

In vrn v a n —no t divided o r no t to b e

’
fo r , advis e’,
’
'

ve no tice to S ee .

’
’
d ivided , s in gle , o ne , ide n tica l, pa r ’
’
uide , Sho w , G
ucatio n , u tho ri t y A
t ic ular, se p arate , dis tinct , u nd i v i
’ ’
i ve , E nligh te n , Build
er—too l; dupe , gud g eo n mm
.

’
d e d , ab s trac t S ec art i c ular, suP ’

m N— m
. .

’
S a e , S e parate . ns una s c T gris ing ai ns t c i v il o r
Is s ues— b ri ng o n, p roduce , caus e ’
o li tic al autho ri t
’
se it i o u , re be l
’

p e rs uade ,
’
reva i l o n ,
’
in fl ue nce io n, re vo lt , ’
p co
’
o t io n , mm
’
b i as ; inc ite p m ’
o ve , in s t iga te , ac t
’
u t iny
’
S ec T u u t m m
m m
. .

na t e , i p e l ;
’
i nfer ’
S ee nvi te NT E LL E CT UA L I ' ’
en tal,
’
ta le nte d ,
m m
«
.

Le ad , M o v e , T e p t .
g if t
’
e d , c le v
’
e r , i n v e n t'
i v e , i a g
’
i na
—
In ra rua n o n halluci na t ion, s tupe
' ’ ’
t ive , ide al
’
See nge nio us , Sp irit . I
’
fac tio n I
S ee nto xicat io n, De s tiny ual, M ind
mm
. .

M is ta ke . I — ’
s d e t rain ed, s tretch e d ; v e ry
’

—
In ss c rro n c e ntainina tio n , taint ,
’ ’
l c lose , rais ed to a high degree , vi o
’
’
lu t io n , p o i so n , v itia tion, de l
’ ’
l t ve he’ e nt ; m
m
e n ve ry s ev ere or

m
,

e ri t ;
’
co nta gio n S ee es t , P ’
ke en , e xtre e ; ai de nt , fe rv e nt ’ ’

m
. .

P lag ue S ee H o t , Ze alo us , War

m
. .

— ’
Is rs a ro n lo w er, sec o nda
’ ’
N r w N—e tre tc hing or b e ndi
’
of
di na te , sub se rv ient ’
Se e ervant . t he . m
i nd to w ards an o bj e c t , c ose
In r i ns L—unbe lie v er S ee e re tic H ’
’
’
a pp lic a tio n, ea r nes t ne ss ; de s ign ,
mm
’ ’

m
. .

Ix s a us n c s —fl o wi ng i n, i nto , o r o n,
’ ’ ’
ur po rt , i
’ ’
t nu
m
ur p ose , p o r e
p ,

w ’
d’
i t f ’
t l'
d i i t n t i te n d ’
n t w a
i
m
a n n i i e V i e
p o e r cr e v o r ; co n ro i
g e ~

, , , , , , ,
’
re c t io n S ee o w e r, e ad P L ’
dri ft , e nd, o b j ect , s co pe S ee A i ,
m
. . .

In e s ’ — ’
s ki lful, inve nt iv e , e le v
’ ’
E nd , De s ign, M e an, M
m
o os
e r, i m ’
a g i nat i ve , wi t t y
’
S ee n te l . an ne d —p le ad in favo r o
I S ee
le c tual, S harp A c t between
m mm Im m m
. .

In a a s ’ —
rn i ns id uate , re co e nd ,
’ i ne n t— utual chan ge , ex
mm m
'

c o ncil i ate , p ro p i t iate

’ ’
S ee int ,
. c ha nge ,
’
H co
’
’
ut a t io n,
’
pe r
t ion , b ar te r,
fl
reci p roc
m mm
.

—
I u rcs n un i nd ly hos ti a ad ’ ’ '
C hange , C o uni o n , T r
g
’

fa
e

fi
.

ve rse hurt co 'l

;t ra l
/ ts n
’
r s n s s a h -c o nce rn ’ a d v a n
’

ii
a p o s i
°
,
’
, , ,

re a g nant S ee H urtfi , O pp o si te
m
. .

’ ’ ’ ’ '
u nri gh t e ous ne ss , injus ti ar t p a r ti ci pa ti o n ; p re
m
to c p o r o n p
m mm
.
,

nefa rio us ness , iu o r th e us e o f S ea

’
t ice , si n , cri e, o no
’ ’
w i c k edne s s , irre li gi o n , p ro fa n ity , ’
e la te , Be ne fi R
t , C are , art G P
m m
.

’
i p i e ty, d rav i t ’
S ee nj ury ,
’
I
an ra s r— S ee E xp lai n
'
.

D ep ravi t y, e Unj us t . alt in up on, stop . hid

 dsr disturb ;
’ ’
interfere ; div id e ’
, ey e ,
’
e n vious , mlig mt a
’
. sp ite ‘
hl
’
,
’ ’
, brea k co nt inu i t y , re sc ind ,
’
sep arats ran co ro us , likely to inc ur ill-will or
m ’
d j o in , dis co nne ct
'
’
S ee inder, . H h a re d , o provo ke e nv y , o fie ns ive ,
t r ’
'

P A ct bet ween , S e p arat e , ’ ’

p rov o kir , ir ri t a ting Sac M ali
Afi
rev e nt , .

O rder p ut out qf C i o us , ro uting

m m mm
. .

I a n a v w— utual vi e w o r ei ght , ’
.

’ -
’
v rr s b i d , call, ask , s u o n ; al
m ’
ee t i ng , co n fe re nc e , co
’
u ca
’
mmm ’
lure , dra w t o , attract , te p t t o
’ m
’ ’
ti o n , o ral dis c uss i o n , co ns ulta ti o n , co me S ee A s k, Bid , C all, Ind uc e
. .

co nve n t ion , p ar le y
’ ’
S ee C alli ng . I W R
N
'
A D— S ee n trins ic I .

’ —
Iss ns p as s ’
o r fl o wing o ut , e gres s ,
'

togeth er , Sp e ec h
m
.

Iu t i n e r—c lo se fa iliar ity o r frie nd

’ ’ ’ ’
o u t le t ; se i ng o ut ; e v e nt ,
’
co n
’

seq uenc e , e fi
’ ’ ’
'

ec t , re sult , e nd , up
’ ’
s hi p , fe llo ws hip , i
acq ua n tance ,
m ’
fa i li ar it y S ec c q uai ntance , A s ho t ;
p
’
ro g e ny , c h i ld or ch ildre n
F m
. .

S ee E fl e ct , E nd , C hi ldre n, O fisp ri ng
'

iliari t y
m
a .

’ —
.

’
Inr o xrcs r i o N- d run ke nne ss , ine b ri
’ ’
Iss o s p ass o r fl o w out , e anate , ’
’ ’ ’ ’ ’
e b ri e ty , i ne b ri a t io n, t ip s i ne s s ; s p ri ng , re s ult , p rocee d ,
’
aris e ,
m
et
’
ua t i o n S ee D runk ,
. nfatu a I e r ’
e ge , fl o w , go o ut , rus h out .

t io n .

’
In rx i ca cv
'
pe rp le x it y , p e rp l x e d ’
J
mp li
e
ness , co mp l xfit y e co
’
c a t io n , in
.

mnt —
,

co nfu sio n
’
’
vo lu t io n , e ntan e
’
; J e A L o us v s us p ic i on
’
fe ar, ap
m m d
, ,
’ ’ ’ ’
lab y ri nt
aze , e an er. S ee s io n , can t io n , v ig i la nce
'

’ ’
C o nfused en v y ; indigna t io n S ee e ar.
mk
.

r it i ca r n—e nt an le d
.

Il ’ '

g , inv o l v e d, ia
’ ’
J as r—g ib e
'
j ee r, s nee r, scoff, oc
m
, ,
’
p li cat e d, p e rp le x e d , t au nt ; o ke , fun , tri ck ,
’
j
’
t wi n e d , a s po rt ,
i
g zfi
co
m i
,
’ ’ ’
co
’
p le x S e e .C o n fu s ed , E n t an l
g e . rid ic u le , laugh t e r, Ini i t -s o c k,
b ra i s e d — S ee lo t P ocular
’

—
.

Inr nrn sro intrin s ical, in w ard , i n

’ ’ ’
it F
Se e ro li c , Sp ort , M it t i be G
—
.

’
t e rti a l, in nat e , t rue , gen ui ne , re al,
’ ’ ’ ’
I t e ns c li nk , ring , rat t le , j an gle ,
’
’ ’
es se n t ial, in he re n t S ee e nuine , . G c lang
’
c rac k le , decre p ita te
’
S ee .

C o ns t itue nt
m m
.

—
Ix o no cd le ad or bring i n , ush e r ’ ’ —
J o c U Ls n j oc o se ’
w s g ish , , e r ry ,
’ ’

’ ’ ’
in; p res e nt , pre p are ; be gin , O pe n i ’
tio us ; ep o r
’

g
ve n to e st i ng,
g
m
.

nous S ee M erry , L i ve ly
’ ’
t o no t ic e ; p re f ace , p re i s e S ee . ti ve , no t s . .

Be gin , re face P J O I N — S T ie
m
ee
o no c ro a v— J o w r u t qf—disjo int ed
. .

I ’
a e rvi ng t o intro duc e ,
’
dis located,
’ '

mm’b
'
o
m
,
’ ’ ’
’
ini t i ato ry , p re li i dis e re d , dis uni ted ; uncon
pre p ar a
fl
e
m
,
’ ’ ’
nary , p st o ry , p roe
’
ia l, p re lu ne c t e d , inco he re nt .

s ive , p re lu so
’
y
’
re v io us , ant e c e
’
J o us ns v— S ee E xc urs io n
’

r
, p .

de nt , p re fix e i ’
S ee o ing be fore , G J o v uu f - S ee M erry
’
.

P re fa ce J o v to rqfes s—co ngrat ulate , ’ ’

tu
Irri a ti o n—thrus t o ne s se lf i n , o b m
.

’ ’ ’
t
late , e lic i ta te ; greet , co p e nt
m
.

’
t rude , c o e , 0 i n o r e nte r u nin v i
’
R
S ee ej o ic e
m
.

’
t e d , o r nnw s co ed ; u n la wf ully , — ’
J o v excess i ve e d s t ae y , r ture , tran ’

e ncro ach infri nge , invade , i nt re nc h

’ ’ ’ ’ ’
s po rt , e xu lt a t io n S ee leas ure . .

S ee Go J o ne s —S ee Dec ider
m m
. .

’
INV A L M '
wea k , fe e b le , of no force ,
’
J une ’ ’
disce rn e nt , p e ne tra
m
r
we ight , or e o g e ne ’
infir , de b i l
’ ’ ’
t io n , disc ri ina tio n, sagac i t
’ ’
m ’

’
ia
ita te d , s ic k , n nw s i ll, indis d ee d ; t ellige nce , dis c re tio n, pru ance ;
i n la w , hav ing no fo rce y e eat or m ’
d ete r ina tio n , dec is i o n , s e n te nce ,
’ ’

e ffi — ’
cac y, nu ll, vo id z J n va lid , a pe r
’ ’
aw ard , ad udic a t i o n ; o p in io n, ne
’
'
’

s o n w e ak and i nfi m

m
c re e Se nse , Sh
’
r , s ic k l y or in t io n S ee
. ness . .

di s po se d , v ale tudi na rian ’

S ee Ill . T ho u ht , Understandi ng , e R .

ne ss , Sic k , W e ak J U ST ight , R e as ona b le R

m m
ee
m
. .

In v rrh —c o e'
aking , find out — ’
J ns r rce law , le ga li t y , right ; e q ui ty,
’ ’

by m
aking , de
’
co nt riv e ; fa b ri
’
m ’
t
’ ’
i p art ial ity ; re ri b u t ion ; hon e s t y ,
cate , fo rge , fei gn ;
’
disc o v e r S ee .
’
inte g ri ty S ee o nes t y , Law , C o r
. H
C o ntrive , D is cov e r, in d out , L ie F . re c t , Unjus t .

—
la v ag e c lo the , dress , arra
’
y , ado rn ;
’

o t he w it h office or auth o r i t y , en
'
cl
’ ’ ’
K .

do w , e ndue , au t ho rize ; inc lo s e , ’

’
s urro und , b es ie ge
’
S ee Be autify , Ks s N—e age r ’
ve
’
he mnt ; e s harp , se
m
.
,
’ ’
A uthori t g ive , E ndo w , C o p ass , v e re , p ie r cing ,
’ ’
p e n e tra ting b it te r,
Surro u ac ri m ’
o nio us S ee Seve re .
: Sharp ,
E agerne ss .
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a n ss m se mfil y an ee , si m ’
i lari t
y
m— m s im
, .
,

le t te rs , sci ’ ' ’
fo r , e xternal ap p e arance ; i l1
m
e rudi t i o n ;
’
L s s nn o .

’ ’
lit e rat ure , acq uired know
’ t ud e , si iié ; re re se nta t io n , c o y ,
e nce ,
le dge , art See K no w led ge
’
c o u n te rp a rt
p m
i age , p ic ture , e f
’
y,
R m m
. .

L u v s —S ee ains
’
s ta t ue See C o p aris o n , E ffigy ,
m
e
m
. .

L u vs — i ssi '
n llo w '
a n c e li’
E xa p le , A p p e ara nce
m
p e r o , a , .

’ —
’
ce ns e , li b e rt y , co ns e nt
’
ap p ro v al,
’
S ee Bo und
m
rr
m
.

as s e nt ; a ta ki ng , fare w e ll , vale di c
’ ’ ’
L ’
rrBD
'
— bo und e d , finite , t e r ina
’ ’ ’

t io n ’
adi eu , p art ing
,
’
S ee ppro . A ’
m
b le , de te r in at e , c ircu sc rib e d , ’
m
c onfid e d ,
’ ’
b atio n , L e t re s t rai n e d , res t rict ed ;
L m
.

ea v e — w it h dra w , de art fro , q ui t ;

’ ’ u a lifie d ;
’
nar ro w . S ee De finit e ,
’ ‘

arro w , Bo u nd
’
fo rs ake , de se rt , a an do n, re lin
’ ’ ’

E —S ee M ark
.

ui s h ; be q ueat h , give b y w i ll ; of ,
’
L IN
g m
.

’ ’
e s i et , w i t h ho ld , dis c o nt in ue , re
’ — ’
L i N x o together c o nnec t io n , c o n
’

fraiii , fo rb e ar , ho ld , ce as e , st o
’ ’

ou t , o m
i t , p ass b y , ne glec t
’ ’
se . c h ai n , t rain , ’
se rie s . S ee Fo llo w ,
A ban don , a iv e up , C e as i ng, K e ep , — ~

C h ain .

A
b s tai n Lrs T s N— S ee e ar
’
H
m m
. .

i v s L rn o o n— e ans o f l
i ving, s up p o rt
’
L ES a — ake
’

de cre as e , ab ate , liq uidat e ; p alli

’ ’ ’ ’ ’
o f life , liv i ng, s ub sist e nce ,
'

’
ain
’
m ’
s us t e nta t i o n,
’
ate , e xt e n uate ; in va lu e o r wo rt h , t e nanc e , s us t e nanc e ,
d i’
e p re c a te , u nderval u e , de i o at e ,
’ ’
s up p o rt S ee oo d , iv i ng
’
. F L .

de t e ri o rat e , dis ar age , de tra c t de

’ ’
lvs LY
’ — ’ ’
b ris k , v ig o ro us , vi v a ci o u s ,
'
c ry , t rad uc e ,
’
egrade , lo w er ; be
’ ’
an i
’
m ’
at ed , s p ir i te d , ri ght ly , s p o r
’ ’

m “
co e le ss , ab a t e , dec reas e , di
’
in ’
m tiv e , b lit he , ’
m
e r ry , c ee r fu l,
’
irt h ’
m
ish , shri nk ; s ub si de
'
’
S ee o w e r, L fu l, und ,
g’
’
ay , ai i y ; hu
’
o rou s , m
H m
.

G b le , Slac ke n , A lle y face tio us , W ’

i t t y , j o c ular, j oco s e
’
"

lo ss , u
A
.

L ET — S ee indera nce H s t ro ng , e ne rge t ic

’
S ee ct iv e , Gay ,
m
.

Q
.

—
L sr p e r i t , s uf fe r, a llo w , giv e leav e
’ ’
M e rry , o cu lar, J uic k , S p iri t
m m
.

o w e r ; le as e , de i se ’
re t ard ,
’
rv
’ —
e eccles ia s t ica L b e n e fi
’ ce , V ic
’
p m
or

m A
,

’ ’ ’ ’
hi n der, i p e de S ee llo w , H i n arage , p ai so n e , re c t o ry ; in cu
m m
.

’
deranc e , Le av e . be nc p ro fs e nt , e ndo w e nt .

L L L
aw n— S ee u st , oos e S ee iv e hho od
m
. .

L I RT Y
B E
’ —
bei ng d ep ri ved qf re s traint , ’ ’
i v i N G i n the so e age wi th a nothe r
c onfim m m
ne
’
e nt , i p ris
’
o n e n t i n c ar
’
c oe v al, o f t he s a m
e age , o f eq u al
m m
,
’ ’
ce ra t io n , c ap tiv i ty , b o n dage , thra l
’ ’ ’
age , co e t a neo u s ; a t the s a e t i e,
m ’
do , s lav e ry , s erv i tude , e ns lav e
’ ’
m
c o nt e
’
p o ra ry co t e m
’
p
o rar y c o n
m
or
m
,

e nt P S ee C us to dy , ri v i le ge ,
’
t e p o ra neo us , coe xis t ent S ee
m m
. .

F ree do , C o nfi ne Ti e
L
.

L N L
.

L IE o r EA — S ee ean o a n— S ee Bu rde n
m m
. .

L — ’
fa ls e ho o d , u nt ruth , ’ ’
e ndac it y , OF I Y
‘ ’ fi—
S ee igh , H re at G
m
.

’- —
fab ric a t i o n , fic tio n , fib , i nve n ti o n
’ ’ ’
. o rr i zn
' ’
lin e r, ov e s lo w ly o r idly ,
S e e als e hood F ’
lag , s t ay be i nd , de lay , b e di lato ry , ’

LI F m
.

— ’ ’

it
E v it a l liv e line ss , s p righ t li ’
isp e nd t i e i dly , s aun ter S ee De
y
.
,

v iv
’
v iv a cio us ne s s , ani la
t g
ne s s
y
i
m , ,
’
a t i o n , s p i it S ee L i ght ne s s of o n Lv
’ — ’
s o l it a
’
re t i red , s e u es
’

m m A m y,
.

a nner , S iri t , W ar
’ ’ ’
th , ni ate t ere d , s e c lu de as ce t i c , lo ne , o ne
m
.

’ ’ ’
L IFE L ss e p rive d o f life , de ad , de s e unfre q ue nt e d , dese rt e d , du ll,
’
so

m m m
.

' ’
t i t ut e o f life , inan i a te , e xan i at e ;
’
g lo o
’
y S e e D. u ll lo n e , D e so lA
a t e .

A
,

o o x— S ee
’ ’
du ll, h e av y , ina c tiv e , vap id ; to r
’ ’
p p e arance
m
.

p id S ee D e a d D u ll I n a ni a t e , F lat oo k — s ee , b e h o ld , v i e w , e ye , gla nce ,

’

m
. .
, ,

L i rr — ' ’
e le v at e rai s e , e re c t , e xalt ,
,
’ ’ ’
p e e p , o b s erve ; ap p e ai s ee
’
; face , ,
’
e lat e S ee H e i h t e n ’
fro nt ; af ter , a tt e nd , tend , t a ke c are
LI T
.

GH — S ee E n lig t e n
’
o f ; fo r , e xp e c t , se e k , s e arc h ; i n to ,
m m
.

LI T N
GH
'
ESS of a n n er — ’
le v ity , gid di ’
i ’
e ct ,
’
o b s erve , e xa
’
i ne , co n
ne s s , gay e t y , u ns te ad i ne s s , i nc o n
’ ’ ’
si er ; on ,
’
re gard , e stee
’
co n m
m
,
’ ’
s t anc y , c h a nge ab le ne ss , u tab i l it y s id er, v ie w , co nce iv e o f, t h in k , h e
’

va n ity , fre a k , fiight i ne s s , v o lat ili t y

’ ’ ’
a m ere s p e ct at or S ee lance , A p G
m
.

’
p e ar, Se arc h , C are
’ ’
b uo y ancy , e las t ic i ty , an i a t io n .

’ ’
v ivac i t y , v iv a c io u s ne s s ; w an t o n
’ ’
o o x ER o s — -
’ ’
b e h o ld e r, sp e c ta tor, o b
’ ’
’
n ess , le w d n e s s , u n ch as t it S ee s e rv e r
L m L
.

ife , W h i , C h ange ab le , o o se — u nb o und

’
’ ’ 0
unti e d , uns e w e d;
m
oo se
m
.
,

IK —
L E a li ke , i de n t ic al, e q ual, s i i
’ ’ ’ ’
no t t igh t o r c lo s e , not de ns e o r co
m
lar, u nifor , re s e b ling; p ro b able ,
’ ’ ’
m p t
’
; no t co nc is e , lax, no t p rec i se
'

m
ac
’
li ke ly S ee E q ual, Sa e
. .
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or
’ ’
exa ct , v ague , indete n n i nat e , re
 m ’ ’
mbli
fi
isa ; u nconnect sd , ra did ’
health fi
'
’
ag v e ro us , able o f body
so lute , s aturna lian , w an ton , l
’ ’
ew d, bu k ’
large
‘
S ee atnes s , Stro .

lust fu l, unre s trai n ed , unchas te , li o x unv— fi e c o r e xtrav a

’ ’ ’ ’
t indu
’
ce n ti o us , lax S ee b andone d , . A g e n c e i n t he p le as ures o th e t able ,
L
u s t , C a re le ss , igh tness L ’
v o lup t uo us ne s s , s e ns ual it ; e ic u
’ ’

m m y p
m
.

L OP— S ee C ut of , M ai r i s se ns ual e nj o i ts ; da i n ty ,
er
’

L
.
,

o a n— S ee M as t er de lic io us fo od o r rink ; any t hing

mm
.

L o a n s Sun n i
’
— ’
u nion , s ac ra
’
deli ghtful to the s e ns es S ee G lut ,
m
co .

’
e nt e u c ha ris t Drunk , P leas ure , F east
m m
, .

L o ss —
.
’
da de t ri e nt
’
S ee In .

j ury , Hurt .
M
L O T — S ee C hance , C lergy
.

m
.

L o un— hav i n a gre at s o und , hig h M a cn i n d — S ee nst ru e nt I

M a n—S ee Foo lis h
.

’ ’
s o und i ng , ’
tis o nant , o b s tre p erous
m
.

’
s t re p e ro us , no is y , cla
’ ’
o ro us , vo M a d n ess—d is o rde r of the inte llect o r
’
c if e ro us , ve he
’
e nt , tur b ule nt, tu m o n , dist rac ti o n , derange
’ ’
m
m
re as e nt ,
’
u l t uo us , b lus te rin ; e
’
h ’
i l, m ’
ins an ity , ins ane ne s s , lun ac y , de lir ’ ’ ’

mm
g p t
m
a ca
m
i p re s s ive
’
S ee T u ultuo us , iu , ’ ’
a nia , p hre n zy o r fre n zy , ’

m
.

No ise ’
fra n ticness , e nt al ab errat io n ; e x
m
.

Lo v e—S ee A fl ecti o n
.

t re e fo lly , h e ads tro ng p ass i o n and

'

m
.

L o ve i nclin ed to—a o ro us , fond, dd ’

ras h ne s s ; w i ld ne s s o f p as s io n , ra e ,
g
’
t in , lo v ing ; i n love , e na
g’
'
d m ’
fu ry S ee o ll age , F
os s e s si o n R P
m m
o re
m m m
. .
,

s i t te n; rela ti n t
’
t r M a — d ep rive o t h e use of a li b ,
m
a a o y
m m
g a a
m
o
L
, ,
t o rial, a ato ri o us
’ ’
S ee o v ing . .
’
la e , c ri p p le , ’
an gle ,
’
u ti lat e ,
v —
L o s a o ne w ho lov es , w o o er, suit
’ ’ ’ ’
in j ure , h urt S ee M angle , C u t of ,
m
.

’
or, s w ee t h e art , b eau , s wain ; a a . I H urt
nj ure , .
’

t e ur I
M A INT A IN —as ’
s e rt
’
v in
’
dica te S ee
mo e namo red m
. i , .

Lo v ’ — ’
, a oro us ; fo nd,
’
K ee S up p o rt .

M A JE T i e —e u
’ ’
affe c t io na te , at tac h e d
’
’
S ee A ffe c di ni us t s tate ly ,
m
. ,

t io nate , Kind fie d , rand

'

ag n i ce nt , s p le n did,
m m g
.

—
L o w no t high , hu b le ; deep ; de ’ ’ ;
p e na, e lev at e ( lo ft y ; p rin ce
’ ’
e

j
’
e c t e d , dep re s s ed ;
’
e an a b ’
j e t m “

y ro y
’
a l re
’
g a l k i ’
ng ly , no b le ;
’

m
, c , , , ,
’
ov e lli b h ’
as e , dis o o rab le fe e ’ agis te ri al
’
S ee Grand , H igh ,
z
g
n
m
, .

ls , w e exhaus t e d ;
’ ’
o d e rate ; G re at
m m mp l ; m
.

p lain, si
’
le , as d iet S ee Hu b le , M AK E co nst rai n
’
co e
’
fo r
mld
. , ,
G rave , e ak , F aint , F lat fas hi o n , ’ ’
o co n tri ve c au s e to
mp
. , ,

L o w s n—c aus e to des cend , let do w n ,

’
e xis t , p ro d uc e
’
c reat e
’
co o se
’

m
, , ,

t ake o r b rin do w n reduce , hu ’ ’ ’

co n s t it u te ,
’
co ns tru ct , es t ab
’
lis h ;
g
b le , dis grace hu iliate , degrad e’,
’
m
,

do , p e rfo r m ’
e x e c u te , e fl e c t
’
’
’
caus e ;
m
, ,
’ ’ ’
d b as e , ab as e , de p res s
e ’
S ee H u rais e , ai n , co lle c t t rans fe r ,
’

g
o ver ,
m
.

A
ble , b as e , Le sso n , Da p c o nve y as s i a
’
lie nate ; ou t ,
m m
.
,

L o w L rNs ss —freedo
’
le arn, dis co v e r, ’
"

fro ride , hu o b tain , ro v e ,

m ’
m
il i ty , ’
p
hu b le ne s s , s e lf ab as e ’
e v i nce , fi
’
nd o r s ly S ee
m m q
o rce ,
F m
- .

’
o d e s ty , unw o rth i ne ss , p en’ o r , C o ntriv e ,
’
e nt , o.
m m
i t e nce , sub iss i o n , s ub is s ivene s s
’ ’
s i li c a—ext re m en mity ranco r,
’

H mb l
e
ml mlig mli
. ,
S ee u e a ev o le nce ,
’
a
’
ni t y , a
L w o
’
l p a i t — d j ti s d
'
’
nanc dgo , iq u e , i ll W i I
s p i te ,
’-

g nd y ml c ly
s tr e ec o n,
m
s e re s , .
’
is o n, e
’
e nc ,
’
e an o S ee n it y, s tre d , nv y , Sp i t e .

M a n s i o ns—har b o ring ill w i ll o r e n

,
hy p h ocl w p i it d ; i
on
’
a
’

m
ne ss
m m
o e
m
- s r n
h mili ti d g ad
o

ali nant ,
’
ale v o le nt ,
’
k
ra n t t or s a e u on,
’
i ty , a
mt b mt
a e r
m
a
ti d b
o n, e as en , a ase
’
en , re
’
lign , e v il ind e d, c v ,
’ ’ ’
i c ke d ,
'

W
d ti uc
’
S D p i Di g
o n. ee es a r, s rac e . fie nd is h fie nd like , di abo lica l, i a ~
’ ’ ’

L K—S C h n
UC ee a ce . fe rn al, he llish , s tyg i an, de vi lis h ,
’ ’ ’ ’

L u cx v — fo r t unate , s ucce s s ful, p ro s

’ ’ ’ ’ ’
s p ite fu l S ee ate fu l,
’

. Wi cked, H
’
p e ro us , fa vo urab le S ee Fo rtunat e I
nv idio us
m I m
. . .

Luna— S ee T e p t , nduce , E nt an le M A N o L n—la c e ra te , te ar, re nd ,

’ ’ ’
u ti
L g mm
S ee M ai , W orry m
.

U ST— i o n ng des ire , de s ire , p ass i o n ,

°

’ late , ai
m
.

A
.

w NE R— S ee
,

’
co nc up is ce nce , lus t i n , c arnal a ’
g p M ’
pp e ar an c e , S y s t e ,

p i e , u nlawfu l de sire , las civ io us

e t t ’
a
ne ss , sa la c io us nes s , salac’it , lech’
’
y M f a n r aas
’ —m ’
or a s , l h ab i ts ; b eha ’ ’

e ro us ne s s , le c h er , lu bri c it , inc o n’
’

’
y
’
y v io ur. S ee m
C us to , Behavio ur,
t i ne nc e , i nco n tine nc y , unc h as ’ti t , C iv ili ty
y
MA N v m multif m
.

e vi l ro e ns i ty , de rav e d affec t io ns
p — ’
an i fo ld
’ ’
or se v e
’

L
, ,

an d S ee ’ ’
s ire , ra l, di ve rs , dry , va rio us ,
'

m
’
sen s e o ose s un uu
’ —
.
.

lo er s
v fi t ’
, oorp i i ls nt , s tout , ro bus t ,
’
oro ns .
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M an e ’
m —See Brink Edge u alified,
’ ’
conve nient , adap te d
’
S ee
m
, . .

’
M a nx ’
li ne , incis i on , i pre ss i o n , i t.

pri nt , s t a p ; m
no te , s ign, s y
’
p to m m Ma m— m t co o gethe r, c o
e e face m to
m
,
’
ken ; t race , ve s tige , face , co nfro nt , e nco u n te r, co
’ ’ ’
i ndi ca t io n ,t o’ in
mt
e
foo t s te p , foo t p rint , t rac k ; of d is
’ ’ ’
co n t act , o in
j’ ; co find lig h t
m mb l
e o, ,
’
a, b adge .
’
rac e , b rand , s t ig S ee ’
o n , re ce ive e , c o n gre ga t e ,
fih
as se ;
Em bl m
arac t e r, e co lle ct
’ ’
co nce n trat e , oup , ’
m
mb d
us
t mp im
.
,

M —d w
a nx i ib l li
ra a v s e ne, s a t e r, i S ee o
’
a ll tog eth e r ,
m
,

p p
ressi t i’
rn ,p i t ; t t i rn
’
no e , no
’
ce , C ll ti
o ec o n , ro w d , i nd F
m k ; h d tt d
.

LY
,

b ’ ’
en
’
M L N ’ - - S ee S ad
, Do l e fu l
M m —
o s erve , re ee a E A CHO
Imp
ar , , r .

reg d ar S ’
. H ee D ress ; ear, e a a
p
’
e rso nal hi s to ry , li fe , p e r
s

s o nal narrat iv e o r c hron ic le , hi s to ry ,

’
no te .

M a a xs r— S ee T rade
’ ' ’
nar ra tiv e , narra t io n ,
’ ’
c h ro n ic le ,
m m
.

M an a i aes
’ ’
a t ri o ny , w e d lo c k ; ’
w ri tte n acc ount , re gis ter o f fac ts ,
’
’
n up t ials ,
’
w e d di ng ; rela ti n t re c i t al S ee C hro ni cle , S t o ry ,
m
o,
g .

’
b ia l, co n j
’
al, at rin i o nial,
’
Hist o ry
hym m
c o nn u
m
.

n up t ia l, h y
’ ’
e nea
’
e ne an . S ee M a n c s x a av—that
’
ay b e h ired o r ,

Es o us e d , Re latio ns hi s o ld , ve nal, hire ling , hi re d , p u r

’ ’ ’
p —
M an T i A L w ar li ke
’
, m ary , so l’ c has e d , s o ld ; ee dy o f gain , e an , m
die r like , b rave , given t o war ; s uit s e lfi sh See e an
mm
-
. .

e d t o b a tt le M n cn ss — S ee G
’
oo ds , T rad e ,
gy
.

M A S — S ee C loak
K u e

—having or exercis ing m

. .

M a ss— S ee M e dle y M ’
iz t c
-
i rrU L
mnt m
. et
M A S TER
’
po ss ess
'
p ro p ri e to r,
or,
’
cy , c le
’
e co
’
as s i o nate , hu
m
,
’ ’
o w n e r ; ru le r, di rec t o r, gov erno r,
’ ’ ’ '
te n der, l nie nt , b e n
'

ane ,
’
he ad , c h ie f, p ri n c ip al, sup e rior,
’ ’
'

ben nant , indulge nt , no t c ru e l,

”
’
co ntro lle r,
’
lo rd ; teach e r, t u to r, ’
p it ul. S ee K ind , M ildne ss .

’
inst ruc t o r, ’
re c ep tor, p ro fe ss or
’
M ’
s n cv — S ee Grac e .

S ee C hie f, Sc o lar M sa ’ ’
be nev o le nce , te nd e r
’

m
cv cc ;
m md mp
.

M a x — S ee pho ris
'
A n e ss , pit y i
’
ne ss , o r co
’
as s i o n ,
’

lm y x
.

n s —S ee ntri c ac y I
fi
’
or c e d t w e nc e erc i se o a rds o f

; l m n y l i ty l
.

BA N — w a nt ing dignit y , lo w , v ulgar, ’

fe n e rs c e e c
d ’
en
’ ’
e n ie nc y ,
m m i b i nity mp
, ,
’
lo w inde d , b as e , sp ir it les s , co n h u an ’
as si o n ,
’

g
en co
m
, ,
’
’
des p icab le ; o f lit tle ’
Pi t y , M ild
'

te p t i b le , p it y es K nes s ,
m
.

’
v alue , h u
’
b le , p oo r ; s o r did , ne s
i
'

s e rly ,
’ ’
e nu ri o us , nig gardly S ee M s a n v—ga y a nd ne is '
a irr
'

0 via i , e
m md m
y,
.

Low , ros s , C o nte p t ib le , oo r, P ar e , ful. ch ee t

’
'
’
ful, jo y ful,
’

S ne aking, M ise rly , S o rry

'
sav i j y’
o u s s i ri h t l
i
’
li ve ly, guy , v i
’

g
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M sa va c io us , b lit c , b
’
} o r v i w , i nt nd
g
a ve t
gp d
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i

pu o se , esi i co i m te a e s p o r t iv e , fes t ive co nviv ia l, so cia l,

’ ’ ’ '

im L
,
’ ’
p ly
’ ’
s
’
ig ify n in dica te , e x p re s s ,
’
s o c ia b le S ee C o nv i via l, i ve ly ,
im
, , .

p
’
o rt , de no te ’ S ee De s ign, De
. G lad Ga y , ocu lar, C h ee rfu l
, J nos s .

no te , Be to ken s s a s n —v e rb al o r w rit ten

’
no t ic e
m mm
.

M u n
’
i N G— s ignifi cd t io n , s ignif icance ,
’
s e nt , e r rand ,
’
iss i o n , c o ’
is s i o n ,
m ’ ’
i p ort, s e nse , inte nd e nt , int s u ’
m e m ’
b ass y , de s p atc h , co ’
u nica
’
mm
’
ti o n , te nd ency , ai , p ur p o s e
’
m S ee m
t io n , ’
an date , o r der
’
S ee Order,
m mm
.

I
.

nt e nt io n , A i , Se nse
Co and
m
. .

N
M E A S , i ns tru ent of eflecting a n M rL D— See Kind , M erciful
'

u rp o s e—i n co m
.

p
’
e ,
’
rev e nue , res o u IL N
M D ESS ’ ’
s o ft nes s ,
’
ge n tle ne ss ,
’ ’ ’
s ua v i t y , p laci d it y ,
’ ’
ce s , s ub s t ance , e st ate ; o r gan ; tha t b land ne ss ,
'

offe r ,
’
e xp e dient ,
’
alt ern at iv e , re
’
t e nd e rne ss , ’
c le
’
m m
m m m
er cy, e nc y ;
so u rc e ,
’
e diu
’
;
’
oy e n S ee m ’
od erate ne ss S ee M e rc y , K ind
m m
. .

Way , C ho ice , M e‘ diu P

nes s , e ace , M e diu
m
. .

’ —
M s c n s iv ro a rti san , ar tis t , art if ice r,
’
M ’
ic
’
i ni itato r, b uffoo n , za n ’ ’

m m m m
m
’ ’
an , j ourn e y an er ryan dre w , es ter,
’ ’
o p erat ive , w o rk
’
°
’ ’
o unt e b an
m
.

M axi u - S ee T hi nk foo l F S ee 00 Bloc kh ead , C o x

m m m m m Im
. .

M s n u — id dle , e an ; e di o c rity ,
’ ’ ’
co b, itat e
m m m M i nn—See nte llectual, T ho ugh tful
.

’
o d erat e ne s s ,
’
ode ra tio n , t e
’
I
m
.

ra t e ness , te
’ e
n S W M i N o Ln— S ee M i x
’

m
p r a c e ee a y, . .

M e ans , M ildness ’ '

—
M i s rnn c hie f se r vant , a e nt , o f
’ '

m m m
.

’ - —
M an L i zv ingle d and confu se d as s , fice r, o fii c i al, ag is tra te , e legate ,
’ ’ ’

m ’
m ’
i x ture , c o nfu s ion, as s , h o tc h
’
a m ’ ’
b as s ado r, e n vo y ; p as’to r S ee
m A
.

’
o t ch , h e te ro e neo usne s s , di v ers
’ C le rgy an . Se rv ant , ss is t
p
m g
— m m
.

’
i t y , v ari e ty ,
’
is ce llan M lRT H So cial ’
e r ri e nt , hilar i ty,
’

— ’ y
M EET fit , p re par ed , suit able , p ro p e r, ’
no is y gayet y , jo llity , j o lli ne ss , j o
’ ’
Nse ns or—o mi i ss o n , forbearance t o s m ’
e a n or
r
’
’
dn ty ;
’
co mp l i ’
u s on,
do , i nadvert e nce , ’
d versight ; neg fo rce , co e r cio n, Sec n eces s i t y.
’
lige nc e , inat ten t io n , care le ss ness ,
’
F
De b t , orce , Neces s ity
m
.

dis re rd , re is s ness , indiffere nce ,

’ ’
nu s i e ngage ,
’
co n
rec k e ss ne ss , a ath y , u nco ncern
' ’ .
’
s t rai n , co
'
m
p e l , b ind , do a favo ur
S ee O vers ight , ’ ’
p at hy t o , fa vo ur, se rve , ass is t , ple as e ,
m m
.

ef — it fo rb ear t o do or use
’
grat ify
’
S ee orce , le ase , F ss is t P A
m
se o
m
. .

’ ’
s ligh t , co nte
’
n , dis re rd , no t to
'
b ind i n , e o ns t rain in g ,
’

fi m
nnre
m
o
g
'
,

no t i ce S ee D e sp ise , nu co
’
l ling ; kin co lai san t ,
’

—
. .

’ co n teo us , c iv il, affab l

’
cc Kin d ,
’
ar e nno a n o c n a lace ne ar, vi ci n e
p
m Am
.

’
it y , v ic in e p ro n ’ ’
rty , adj a ce ncy i ab le , O fi cio us
m
O s ond —See C roo ke d
, .

S ee Ne ar, igh
m
. .

s a v e— S ee S tro ng
’
. O n s ra c '
w hat o ppos e s , w h at
’
st ands in the w ay , o bs truc tio n ,
s ws— ’
t i dings rec ent acco unt , fre sh ’
hi n derance , let , i p ed i e nt ’
m m
S ec
m ti
.
,

i nfo r ’
inte llige nce ’
Difli culty , H
inde ranc e , Le t
m
a o n,
O s s r a cv —fixedne ss i n o p inio n o r
. .

res —s o ft , de lic at e , t e n de r, daint

' ’ ’ ’ '

s w e et , fi
’ ’
re so luti o n , s tub b ornne ss , p e rti nac
’ '
ne , de li c i o us ; ac c urat e , e x
’
ac t , p re c is e , ’ ’
m
e th o d ica l, co rrec t ,
’ ’ ’
it y , pe rsis t e nce , p ersis t e nc y , in
p
’ ’
art ic ular, s crup ulo us , dist in guis h
'
fl e xib il ity , co n t u ac y , p erv e rs e
’ ’
m
’

mg S ee Daint y , C orre c t , Sq ue a
. m ’ ’
ne ss , re frac t o riness , intrac t ib le ne ss ,
’
18 t o b dnrate a ees , o b’ durac y
m m u rs—fixe d i n o p ini o n or reso
.

re —See e ighb o rhood . fe

t e ar — S ee Da rkne ss lutio n, s t ub bo rn , infle x ib le , refract
’ ’ ’

m
o
.

N o s L n—S ee e ne ro us , rea t
’
G G ory ,
’
co nt u a c io us ,
’
p ert i na cic us ,
m
.

’ ’
o s rL rrY- r- no b lesse , no b le
'
e n , no’
’ ’
o b durate ,
’
uny ie ld in g ,
p e rv e rse ,
’ ’ ’
b le s , aris t oc rac , o ligarchy , b ar o ns ,
’ ’ ’ re s o lute , o p in iat ed , he ad s tro ng ,
’
p atric i ans , lo r e p ee rs , d g he ad y ’
S ee C roo ked , Unwilling ,
m
.

t i ac ’ ’
dig ni t y , gran e ur S ee Ae
n —f l lm
o v rse .
m m
.

ra nd , G ’
hap’p en g
—
re s tuc as , ov e rn e nt cc; sro g a
ming t
, or
o rsn S ee So und , ingle J co u o, occ
’
r re nce ,
’
cas ualt y ,
mm
.

—
No rse s o und , ur
’
u r, cre ak
’
in c ide nt o pp ortun it y ,
’
co nv e
’

o ut
’
c la
' ’
m
or, v o c ife ra t ion nie nce , favourab le ti m e,
’
se a so n or
mt
.

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C ry , oud c ir c u i nc ident al nee d , ’
‘

s a nce s
mmm
.
;
No s ’
r na s — lis t or ca t alogue of
’ ’
cas ual e x
" ’
e nc y , nece s si t y , nee d .

w o rds , vocab ulary , sc he d ule , & c

’ ’
. S ee C aus e , ece ss ity , C hance
e c nr v—t ake p os se ss io n ;
. .

’
S ee Dic tio nary , C a talo ue ke e i n
g
—
.

’ ’
s e t do wn in writ i ng ; o b serv os se ss io n , p o s se s s’ h ld
c rs D
p o ee p
m
or
m
,

e d , no t ice d , no t o rio us re
' ' ’
ark able , to r use ; t ake u , co v er o r fill ; e
’
p
m m m
pg
’ ’ ’
co ns p i c uo us , e ’ ’
ine nt , fa c us , ce l o y , use ;
’
ai nta i n ; i nv e st
’
S ec .

e e p , M ai ntai n , Po
’
c b rate d , di s t in ga is he d , reno wn e d ,
’
ss io n

m
’
illus tri o us, e xtrao r dinary
o us .
’
S ee Fa . no -no t eve n o r e
e xt rao rdinary , st range ,
r
l e gular,
’
gfi m
e cce n tric ,
No r rcs —o bs erve’
' ’
se e , rd
’
at
’
irre g ular, ano alo ns , ’ m ’
art ic ular,
m
re
m m mm
, ,
’
te nd hee d , ind , re ar en
’
unco
’
o n ; fantas t i c ,
’ ’
ant as t ica l,
m m m m
,

t io n , ark , no te S ee M ark , Per. w hi s ical co ic , co ical, dro ll,

’
,
' ’

c e iv e , Hear ’ ’
q uee r, lu di c ro us , fun r laugh ab le ,
’ '

S ee Fanci i z Am
.

—
N o na rs n nur ture ,
’’
cher is h , fos ter,
’ ’
b urles q ue ’
us i ng ,
m
.

s up p ort
’
,
’ ’ ’
a intai n , e nc o ur age ; e d u L augh ab le , E cce nt ric .

i ns truct ’
S ee Supp o rt , os te r F nD—S ee S
'

ca te ,
m fi
hfi m
. .

o v rcs — S ee I
’
o rant i — di ’
ake angry , ve x,
m
ar e as e ,
m m
.

r — b e nu e d , de p rive d o f se ns a
’ ’
o r t i fy ,
'

afl ro nt , s hoc k ,
'
q i ns u lt ,
’
ti o n , t o r p id , c h ill, '
o t io nle s s , s tu
’
m ’ ’
w o und ; pain , anno y , in j ure ; t rans
p ifie d
’ ’
.
gre ss , t re s pas s , vi o late
’
S ee Dis .

UM B BB—e gee C o u nt
’
.
p le as e , A firo nt , nj ure
’
'

I ’
.

O rr nn n nn- a ne w ho offends , v ro la
O .
t o r, t ’ ’
e s so r, t res p as s e r, c ri
’
m
inal, ’
e fac t o r,
’
fe lon ’
c ul ri t ,
Oss ’
n mN —di p T s o s e d to o b e eu de lin q ue nt , default e r See C ri e
’ ’
p
. m.

r rs a—b ring in th e w a , b ring to or

’ ’
s i v e , o b s e q uio us , cornp l ant ,
'

y
l ’
b e , trac t ab le , do c ile , dut iful, re
’ ’
be fo re , p rese nt , p ro f ‘e r, gi ve , b e
’
’
s p e c t fu l. S ee u b le . H m ’ ’ ’
s to w , e xhi b it , te nd er ; s ac n ce ,
’
fi
O sm er
’ — ’
o p p o se , e xce p t t o , ’
ainsay , g i mm ’
o lat e ; b id , p ro p ose’ S ee i ve . G
d y , c o nt rov e rt , dis se nt’. S ee O p
e n
’ ’
Ki ll, Bid
mR f m
.

p ose , G ai ns ay , C avil, A i , e use . O r rsa s

’
pre
 ’
scuta t ion, t end e r ; ’
a burnt , h o lo ’
cat s . S ee App o int , Fix, Dest iny,
F o rm
m
ca us t .
O r rrcs —d ut y,
.

éwz
’
’
ch arge , trus t , func’ a - regular dis p o s i tio n o r
m
-
e
’ ’
t ion , p lac e , p o s t , s i tua t io n , s t a tio n , t c l arrange e nt, regular i t y ,
’

ra nk , bus i ne ss , e
’
mp l y m ’
e nt ru le , mth ’
o d, t m ’
se tt le d
m
o e
y l di
s e ,
’
’
p a t ion , a ge nc y . S ee S t ate , S i t ua ode ; degrerank , c ass , v is i o n,
'
’
tio n ’
s p e c ie s ; se rie s , s u cc ess i o n , c o nse
’

m —kind b l ing ; xec

.

’
O
'
’ ’
cr o ns c u t io n , c o ns e c ut i ve ne s s ; re li io us
m
o e s
, g
s ive ly fo w d in ki n r ; ti e
ar n ess ac
’
v frate rn ity ; re gular go v ern e nt o r
’

m m mm
,
’
b us’
d i
l n i nt d d li n i n er
’
dis c ip line S ee C o a nd , De c re e ,
g
y g e
im
e

p r tin nt im m m
, , .

’
t ru s ve , i p tu n t e e
’
or a e. A rrange e nt , O rde r S y s te , K ind ,

Ob ligi ng A t i I mp ti n nt m
,

S ee c ve , er e C o urse , D isc ip line , Eo r ali t y , M es

O rr sr a w G—c hild o r c hildre n , do
.
,
’
s age
m
.

’
sc e nd ant o r de sce nd ant s , p ro g e ny
’ ’ ’
a ns n — ’
re g ula te ,
’
e th o di ze , p ut in

y o u ng , is s
’
ue ;
’
p ro p aga
’
t i o n , o n e order, s ys te
’ ’
ize , adj us t , dis pose ,m ’
’
ra t io n p ro d u c t i o n
°
S ee C h il r e n ’ ’
dige s t , c las s , c las s ify , range , rank ,
mm
.

Iss ue , incre as e arrange ;

’ ’
direc t , co and
’
Sec
m m y ti m mm
. .

Or ’ —o ft fre’q ue nt l an es Co and , C lass

m
, .

no t s e ldo , no t rare re pe at e dly

’ ’
n nsa p ut o ut —d iso r de r, b reak
’
'
co n s t ant ly , c cn t in ua l y .
'
o rde r, derang co nfus e ,
’
dis arb
'

O IN r rrs NT — S ee e rfu e
' ’
P m ’ ’
range , dis turb , p e rp le x , co nfo und ,
’ ’

m
.

O LD—adv anced far i n ye ars o r life , ’ ’

dis p lace , u ns e t tle , ruf e , dis co fl
' ’
a e d ; deca y e d , no t ne w or fre s h ;
’ " o th e , inv ert ;
’
p os e , inte rrup t sha
ns e t t e , Dis fi
’ ’
an c ie nt , ant iq ue , o ld e n ; e lde rly ,
’
reve rs e’ S ee .
gure ,
se ni le ; an t i q uated , o ld fas hi o ne d ,
’ ' -
’
Inte rrup t , C o nfus ed
A A — m
.

’ ’
o b so let e S ee nc ie nt , nce s to r n o ra L Y
’
re g ular,
’
et ho d ical, s ys
m m
. .

O’ — S ee o ret e ll F t e a t ic ; we ll reg ulate d , no t tu

’ ’

m
.

A lo ne .
’ ’
ultuo us ; no t unru ly , p e ace a b le
’

R
.

N sap —ruelli ng o r sett i ng up o n , V10 S ee e gular

m
.
'
’
le nt att ac k , at tack , ch ar 9, assault , ’ ’
n ro first e xis te nce , o rig inal, ’
’
e nco uu t e r, s tor
’
i ng cc t tac k , m . A co mm e nce
’
e nt ,
'
m
be gi n ni ng , rise ,
Batt le s o urce , fi
’
. rs t ca us e , fo un tai nh e ad ,
O r s N— S ee S p re ad
’
de s c e nt ’
grounds ,
’
fo un da t io n,
m — m m
.

’ ’
O r v a nd f ree inge n uo us , frank , ’
b ase , ba s is ; ru di e nts , e le e nts ; ’
’
fair, cand id , s i nc e re , free fro
’
te m m’
p ri i ti ve , et y
’
o n, ety
’
o lo gy m m
R
.

se rv e , dis guis e , e q u iv ocat io n o r dis S ee Be gin , C ause , is e

m
.

’
W a r e s— See A firont
'

s i u lat io n , unre se rv e d , undis

m m —
.

’ ’
u i ’
d un d i s e b lin rt l O ’ ’ ’
w a a n o ut er, e xte rn al, e xt e rio r, ’

g
g s e s a e s s ;
mm
, ,

co
’
u ni cat iv e S ee z ree , air, .
‘
F ’
e xtrin s ic ,
’
adve nt iti o us ;
’
e xtra
’
’

A rt wi tho ut , C lear . neo us ; i n theo logy , c arn al, fl e sh ly ,

O PE GNIN— b reac h , gap , ap e rture ’ ’
co rpo re a l, no t s p iritual S ea .

c le ft , re nt , crac k , c rev ic e , fi
’ ’
s s urs
cran ny , c h i nk , s lit , c has
’ ’
; cav i ty m nrw s rc n
'
— e xce e d in w e ight
’
, over
cav e , ca v e rn , gro t to , de n ; o r ifice
’ ' ’ ’
b alance , p re p o nd e rat e ; e xce ed in ’

h o le , p erfo ra tio n , b ore , p o re ; av e

’ ’
v alue , fl
in ue nce , o r i p ortance m .

' ’
nu e , p as sage , w ay , e n t rance , dawn S ee G0 .

firs t a ea or v is i b le ne ss Se v sa s na a
’ — b ear do w n , o ve rp o w er, ’

m
.

G ap , ay
’
s ubd ue , o p p re s s , o ve rw he l
’ ’
, s up

mg m
.

O r s aa ’
r ro n w o rk ’
o
’
p r c ess p re s s
’
S C o n q u e r O v e rco e
mm
e e
m
.
, . ,

— ’
v sa co nh c o n q uer, van q uis h , s ub
’
'

ac tion , e fl e ct
’ ’ ’ ’
a n
g cy ,
e u p u lu
t io n ;m mt S W k P ov e
’
en ee or ro
’ ’
d ue , su b j ugat e , ove rpo w er, sup ’

m
.
,

ce edi g E ff t n ec p re s s
’
; s u r o u nt
’
a t t he b e tt e r o f
O m N— t imnt
.
, .
,
’
id n ’
sen ti '
e’ o n, S ee Be at , De feat , v erbe ar
m
r ro e a, o
dg m t
.
,
’— ’
’
t tl d p ua i S ’
r no w d o w o ve r, i nun date ,
jgh u ht J d mnt C en
it
, se
u
e
e
ers
o nce
s o n. ee
’
c o ve r wi t h w aters , de luge , o ve r
o g
m
.
, ,

O r r os — p t t i t u t se ns ac
’
w he l , co v e r ’
S ee lo w, O ve r F
m
or , .

a a
g i n t i t w
s i t h , t re s sb t ’
, s a co
'
a , b e ar, W ate r .

p p ugn i y
’
t t n
a nsa
’
co n
'
rov e r co w a rrant —infl ue nce or co ntro l b y
g y h t t x pt
o
m
, , ,

p redo i nant po wer, dis pe ns e w i th ,

’ ’ ’ ’ ’
tr di t
'

a c , en , c ee o, e ce
to S ee Hinde r ains ay , O bj ect ’ ’
s u e rse ds , annul , rej e c t
’
S oc A na
pR
. .

R
, ,
e fus e . nu e fuse
I imi
.

O r ro srrs —S ee C ro ss ,
’ '
n c al. O v ra s re nr —
’
a up e rinte nd e nc e , w atch
’

—
O xna rd s e t se t t le , ’ ’
e s tab lis h , in
’ ’
ful care , sup e rv is i o n, i ns pe c tion ; ’

m m
,
’ ’
’
s t i tut e , co n s titute , a
’ ’
int , de cres , is t ake , o ve rloo k ing, _ o iss i o n,
’

or der.
'
W; W W . “N ’
er ror ,
m
’
s dvert once ,
’t
at ten ion. m
 s e crdsnt .
Ne glec t
' Soc C are , M is n
A sn—
i nte r mm akc a s hort stop , sto p , cea se ,
de lay , w ai t , fo rbe ar ; in
it
’ ’

m
e, . ,

—
O w n ac kno w le d e , av ow , co nfes s’,
’ ’
g u nce rta i n ! de
’ ’
ur , he s i tat e , de lib
'

orat e , wa er, fiuc t ua te

’
’ ’
no t t o de ny , adr n , rs c o gni ze S ec e S ee De la y , .

R ecognize Prole ss , A ll w o Wav c r

—
. .
,
w n S P l d
mp
a ee e ge
mp
.

A Y— c o

m
’ ’
e ns a t i o n , re c o e ns e , re
P w a rd ’
re une ra ti on ,
’
e q uiv a le nt ,
’

m
,

PA cr—s t e p , gai t , s tride ; a ble ’ ’ ’ ’

S ee w a ges , l
sa ary , a llo w ance , s ti p e nd ,
’

Am
.

S te p hire S ee e nds
m — m
. . .

Pa —uneas y s ens atio n , une as i ne ss ,

’ ’
q ui e t , t ranq ui lli t y ,
’
ca l ,
m
s a cs
’ ’

m t; i
’
d is t re ss , s uf fe ring ; an nis h , a r
’ cal u i e t ne s s , eas e , re p o s e ,
'
: ne s s ,
re s t , p e ace ulne s s , se re n i t y , s t ill
’ ’ ’
ny , t o r t ure , ang , to ea
’
q ui e t ude ,
'

e ty , so li c
’
i t ud f
e
’
ne ss , p e a ce ab le ness ,
’
i ld ne ss S ee m
m mp n tion ; Q m
, , .

uie t, M ildness , C o nco rd , C a l

’ ’
s or ro w , re o rse , co u .

i ns , labo r, w o rk , t o il S ee G rie f, P ’
E A C E A BL E — ' ’
t ran q ui l, q ui e t , u n dis
m
.
o

ro ub le , Bear, R e pen tance , W ork tu rb e d , unag itat e d , cal ; s e re ne ,

’ ’ ’

m m m
.

a fi gure o r likenes s in p e ace fu l, i ld , s till, p ac if i c

’
P fo r S ee
m
'
rh . .

’ ’ ’
co lo rs h de p ict , re p rese n t , in ante , C al . Pas s ive
m
.

’
eo lor, b e s e ar , s ke t ch ,
’
e sc Ps c u nra n—S ee art ic ular
’
P .

S ee C o lo r, St ai n Pas s — S ee No b ilit y E q ual

P ns v rsn— S ee Fre tlii l
. .

PA L A Cb —
’
S ee o use H ’
.

PA L a rb —S ee T a s te
.

P Y— S ee
LT F
’
'
. EN A ine .

P A L E —wh i te o r w hi t is h , fair, w an , PE N C L—S ee ain t I P

'

—
.

’
cadav e ro us , p a ll id ,
’
hast ly , de fi P ERC E lvfl S ee Se e
’

g
.

Enc nrv s — know b y t he s e nses , fe e l,

’
cie nt i n co l o r, no t rud y ; no t b right , t

no t sh ining , di See Dull, m s ee ,

.
’ ’
dis c ern , dist in guis h , kno w ,
Ghos tly unders t and ,
’

m
.

’ —
P a n r rr r rs b eat ge nt ly , be s t , fi l ’
S ee D is ting uish , No t ice , Es py
m
.

sa rrcr— b ring to p erfe ct io n , co

’
ter , p ant , he ave , gas p S ee Bea t
mm
.

F
,

p le t e , fin i s h , co n s u
’ ’
a te , fulfi
’
lu tter l,
’

m
l a c e —S ee Burn , H o t
.

P ac c o
’
p lis h , ach ie ve
’
Se e inis h , F
A m
. .

P a a nc N— See o rgi ve
’
F lis h , Bring a bou t
p
c co
m — m
. .

PA fl io n , pie ce , frag en t ,s’

RE FO a n on e xe c u t i o n ,
’ ’
’
co lo ’
RM
di ’ ’
tio n, do ing , ac t ion , ac t , de ed , t
'

e c i e s fio rg c lass
fi
o n, s ec ti o n
mme
’
ber ; co nc e ’
in t ere s t ; side ’
do ne ; co p os i ti o n , wri tte n b o o k ; m
p ar t
'
f ’
t i n t l’
i t i f s n t e x p l i t ac h i e v e
’
n t m m
i
ac o ; a r s q u a es a e o e o e
p , , , ,
’
eat , he ro ic ac t , de ed o f re no w n,
’
u ar ters , re io ns , di s t ri c t s
' ’
Se g rea t no b le ac hiev e e nt S ee m
m m
o r .

R
.

arty , ate , nt ere s t , Di s tri ct A cco p lis h e nt , Prod uction , Wo rk,

.

P aar
’
s e ara te , brea k T h ing do n e
m
.

’
v e r, di s un i te
’
S ee s p arate , C u Ps a ruu n— S ee S e ll
’

g
. .

’
s a rsn — die , lose life , e xpi re w ith e r, ’
’ —
Pa arrc nna a nc t ge n e ral, individ ual
’ ’
fade , de cay , w as te aw a y , p ine S ee
’

m
.

’
dis t i nc t , s in gle , ’ ’
inut e ; s p ec i al ’ D ie , De ad , W as t i ng .

Bur ne r— Se e E n t ang le , Worry

’ ’ ’
es c i al, p e c u liar, e xc lu s i ve , s
m
.

’
c i ic , p rin c ip a l, c h ie f ; odd , s in gu ar
’
EST — ’
lag ue , p e s t i le nce , e p ide ic , ’

S ee C o rre c t , O dd P ’
.

i nfe c t io n , bane , w o r ryi ng , nu is an ce , ’

m
.

’ —
Pa a r Y S ee C o p an y , actio n, lo t
'
F
anno anc e. P
S ee Infe ct io n
y .

P R Y —fac tio n , c liq ue , s et , ca ba l , E

.

A T
' ’ ’
ON re q ue s t ,
’
s up TITI
j u n t’
o ; s i de , co
’
p a n m
y S e e C o p ra y
’
e
. r , s n i t , e n t
’
re at y s om c i ta
’
t i o n
’

, .

p a ny , Fac t io n , lo t P . S ee E n t re a t y , Be g .

P a ss—S ee Go , Wa y i ns — S ee ea p P H
m
. .

P a ss es o r P i s a csn no t to os — i p ass ’ P t O Us— S ee od ly

’
G
m m
.

a b le , i p e n ’ e t ra b le i e r
’
v i o u s i ra — S ee St re ngt h
m
, . .

’ —
Pa ssi o NA rs iras c i b le , c o le ri c , an
' ’ ’ ’ ’ —
n ra nL n e xc it g p i t y , p i t eo us , p i t i
’ ’
’
ry , ir ri t able , h as t y , i
’ ’
pe t uo us fu l, m rue
’

g ’
i h ly e xci te d , v e he e nt , w ar
g
m
fu l S ec D o le fu l, Unh ap p y m
m mm m
.

A
.

’ —
an i ated S ee as ty , H o t H ’
i se ra t io n , co p as s i o n , ’

m
ngry , tr v
'
. co .

’ —
P a s srv s s ui feri ng , e ndu ring , p a
’ ’ ’ ’ -
’
fe l lo w s uf feri ng , s y p ath y , c o ndo ’

i ’
’
t e nt , res ign e d ; s ub is s iv e , unre ’
lme nce ,
’
e i c y , hu
’
an i t y S ee e el m m . F
s i s t ing , no t o pp o s in ’
q u e s ce nt ; i ng M e rc y
m
i , .

’
un o v e d , un ro vo k e ’
S S fl i — t i t
’ ‘

L’
, p o s i ti o n , s itua ti o n ,

m
p ee u er e s s p o , s e
P
e ace a b le s ta t ion ; ran , o r der
’
k
’
se at, r s i
’

m
an ce ,

m e
m
°

fi
.

Pa “ C opy, E xa p le dence, n si on ; of ce, e ploy

’
.
Parad i s e — urgin
w e ig ht , g
c o s trai n
n
sq uee z i n
with farce
’
.
or Paox i s cuo us
’

fu s e d,
’
undis tin
—min gled
’
’
h d
, m
m cl
’
ix ed , cou
i s crii fii
’

mmn gurs e
m m
,
’
S ee M i x, Confus ed
.
’
'
c ro w d ing , e b ra i ng, di s tre s s nat e , co
m
o
m mmo
.
,
’ ’
fo r cing; ur nt , i port unate , e e
’
Co n
m
.

g e n t S p o rt an t S q u ee z e no i s y —
b inding declarati on assu r fi
’

m t un
.ee , .
,

a fl — fa lse ap p earance , p ret ext , ’

e nce ,
’
uara nte e , e nga ge
’
en
m
s ,
’ '
e xc u se , de lu s io n , i p o s
’
tu r e S ee de in Se e W nt arra
—t ri al es sa y xp i m t t t;
. .

C o lo r, D e fe ns e , C loak nec r ’
e er
’
en es
m
.
, , ,

Pa s r rr — S ee Be aut iful
’ ’
de ons t ra tio n, co nv ic tion , s atis fac ’ ’

m
'
.

Pns v a rL i n o— g ai ni ng advant age , eu

’ ’ ’
t i o n ; t es t i o n , att e s ta tio n ,
y
p e rio ri or vi c tory having e fi e ct ,
'

dence , ce rt ifica t i o n; fir nes s , h

’ ’
m
p ers s ucc ee d p i edo i
’ '
m m ‘
ne ss , i p e ne trab ili t y S ee
g
.
,

de nce , T ri al
.

nant , p re‘ alent , sup eri or i n w et ,

m m
.

e fic a c ious ;
.
’ ’
ost ene ral, e
’
e i c, s o r sa n
ep idem ’
ical S ee o we rful sees s i o ns , p araph
’
l ’
e rn a i a . S ee
m
. .

Pa sv rf — o b e fo re , p re ce de ,
’
uali t y , G
oo ds , Ri ch e s
g
.

B e r li ne r— S ee F
’ ’
ip ate ; h in der, o b struct intercept , o retell
m rec l m
, .

’ ’
i p e de , o b viate , ude
’
S oc no a o e ufi — ’
t ract , p rolo de fer , ’

A inder, Inter I
fin
nt icip ate , Go , ad n,
' ’
elay , p o s tp o n S ee
pt
ru
—S P lund
. ay .

P a ar ee e r.
’ —
a o s r s n fa vo r, re nder succes sful
’

Pa t on—S ee Value Se ll b e s uccess ful. succeed ’

gro w , ia
m
.
,

P a ton—S ee Stir ’
creas e , thriv e , ake g ai n S ee
m
. .

Pa i ns —ino rdinate se lf- es tee , se lf Gain , Fav or, ncreas e , F louris h , I

co nce i t , co nce it , ar roganc e , haught
’ ’ ’ ’i
Hap pin'ess
mp
.

’ ’
i nose , h auteur , p resu ’
ti o n , as nor ncr cov e r sh ie ld , defend ’

sum ti ’ ’
o n , in so le nce , v an i ty
’
sp le n
} ’
uard , p res e rve , se c ure , su p
g
;
did gw s o , o s t enta t io n.
’
S ee C onceit ’ ’
ar bo r, s he lt er,
’
fo s ter, cher ish’
.

P ro ud Show , .

Pa rs er— S E c le s ias tic

PR IN C E—so v ereign m
ee c .

’ ’
o n arch
mp
, ,
’
t ate , king, e e ror, eh
P ’'
RIoa i r ir p re ce de nce ,
’
p r e -e mi ’'

ne nce , p ref ere nce . S ee G o ing

befo re .

P a i s o n — S e Liberty
’
e bei ng de
p i t
r vea of .

P a i a ra —S e Secre t
’
v
'

mm m
e .

—
Pa i v i LEe s i
’ ’
un i t y , e xe
’
p t io n;
b e n efit , adv ant a ge , fa vor p rer
’ ’ ’

at i v e , right , c lai g
m li b’ ty o er
,

F ree dom Benefit

, . ee
Prove— try t est ; e v ince
’
es tab
’
lis h ,
m m
.
, ,
’
Pa o as n o
c ’
p roc e dure ,
’
p ro c es s , as ce rt ai n v er i fy ,
’
de ’
o n s trat e ,
m
m ’ m
-

’ ’ ’
o ve e nt , co urs e , p rog re s s , p ro an ife s t ; ce r t ify , atte st , ev i denc e
’ ’

m
.

’
gre ss i o n ; a air ,
’ ’
at te r, co ncern ,fi’
‘

See E vidence , roo f P

m
.

R o n ni — p ro cure
’ ’
t rans ac tio n , s uit , e as ure , s tep . b efore h and, get ,
S ee C o urse , O p e ratio n, Go m
fu is h , sup p G
ly;
’
S ee iv e
m RU D ENT —See
. .

’ ’ ’ '
cav alc ad e , tri u h,
“

a c cnss r o n i se .

nuns — S ee C ut of
’ ’
o v a tio n ; train , ret inue , s uite
P m V
cc . .

p, ic to ry Br u n o—i ns e ct ing c lo
o .
p
P a o c na nf — S oe ub lis h P .
’
t ive , scru t i ni zi se
P uc p u c a— S ee Beg et ri o us S ee Se arc
m
Pa o nnc r N—th at w hic h is ro duce d, mm
. .

P u s n e , PU B L i sn— S ee C o
’ ’ ’
on
m m
.

’ ’
p rod uce , p ro d uct ; p e o r ance,
’ ’
us L i sn — ake kno wn ; divu lge , d s
’
i
co m ’
po siti on, w o rk S ee erfo r . P m ’
c los e , p ro m
ul
'
t o , p roc lai
’
, di s m
ance , O fl sp ring ’
de clare , rev ea l , ’
'
’ e xp os e
m
co v e r,
Pa orssd— ake o n declaratio n of, m mm
.

’
’
i p art , co unicate S ee .

’
avow , ackno w le
’
e , de c lare , as v er, P
ub lic , Dec lare, Sp read , Ut te r,
’
Se e De c are , O wn Blaze
‘

s e v e rat e . . .

’ —
G Pus s—S ea Sw ell
g
a or i r S ee ai n . .

a o r i ra nns —yis l
’ '
o r b rin p ro U — S ee D ra w , T e ar P LL .

fit o r gain , U N i s n— S ee Di sci p line, F i ne

’ ’
ful, u crati ve ; e ne .

fic i’ al, u s e ul, a vanta’ eo us

d g S ee a n o n —S e e C le an . .

G ai n , Us e v ase— S ee M one
y
—
. .

Pnor ncr S oe lan , Des ign P e al —S ee Driv e,

’
.
P
PUT —See Place .

Pur down —b af fle ,
' '
rep re ss , c rush ,
’ ’
ne duce
’
q ue ll, s up p ress , s ub due
m
, ,

re s trai n
’
; degrade
’
, d rive , de
’ ’
Ra ce —running rap id co urse o r
m m t;
os e ; , o
S ee afie , C e c k, t io n , co urs e , p ro re s s , ’
o ve en
De lay ’
b re e d ; li n e age , a i ly , h o use, de
’
m
mb
.

P uz s ’ — pe rp le x p u t to
’
, e
’
ar rass ,
’ ’
s c e nt , s toc k , dy n as t ge n e ra
’
t ion.
a s t and , gra v e l, co nfo und ; b e w il
’ ’ ’
S e e C o urse , o use , H
ree d , S to c k .

de r, e ntan g le S ee C ross , E ntangle ,

’
R — ’
v io le nt anger, p as s i o n , fu
’

m
ace
m
.

Wo rry e xci t e
’
e nt , e xt re e v i o le nce ; e n
m m
.

’
t h u s i as ; e xtre e e age rnes s o r
Q .
s ai o n
e S
. ee M adne ss , uger, A
0 1l
mpi i m
.

Q ua c a— e
’
r c , char latan,
’
ount e
'
RA IS E— S ee ift L
m
.

b ank Ra s Ls — rove , w an der, s tro ll, ran

’ ’

m
.

Q ua nta— S ee Shake , Fear w alk , ride o r s a il a t rando cc

m
. .

Q LI I T N ’
e ndo w
’
e nt , E xcurs io n , S tray , Go , Wande r
—
UA F C A IO se
m
.

q u ire
’
e nt legalo r re q uis i te po we r; N
RA K S ee O rde r
m m
.

o d ifi
’ ’
ca ti c n , re s tri c tio n, li
’
it a tio n Rar a cro us — give n to p lunde r, se izing
’

A m m
.

See cco p lis h e nt , E ndo w b y fo rc e , gree dy o n s e iz ing, rav e n ’

m
.

’ —
Q ua L i rv fit for, furni s h’ w ith ; od ” ’
o us , v o ra c io us , gre e d
’ ’
devo ur ing
m m
.

e ra te ,
’
o d ulate , te
’
r, h u i n o r, P
S ee lunde r, ree dine ss G
m m mm
.

’
res tra in , li
’
it , ’
od y , reg ulate
’
. aas unco
’
on , no t fre q uent ,
See Fit , Bo und ’
s c a rce , s in gu lar, ch o ice , p re c io us ,~
’

m
.

Q U
'
Y —IT S ee ro p e rt y P u nus ua lly e xce lle nt , inc o
’
p arab le ,
m
A L .

Q u as b wran le , s co ld , p et ty fight ,
’
’ ’ ’
u ni q ue ; t hin , p o r o us , no t de nse ;
mm
-

ne arl raw , i pe rfe c t ly ro as te d or

’ ’
scuf fle , di s p u t
m
c o n te s t , co nte n
tio n, b rawl, b ro il, ar, j an gle , alt e r
'
S ee U nco o n , T hin
'

b o i le
m
.

'
ca tio n , tu
’
ult , ud, fray , afiray ,
’
'

RA S B — S ee o o lhardy F
m m
.

v a ri ance , dif fe re n ce , dis agre e

’ ’
p ci p itanoe,
’ ’ ’
cnt , a s u n nss e te
- e r it y ,
-
re
’ ’ ”
b re ach S ee D iffe re nce , D is agre e p re cip it a no p re cip ita t io n, has t
m m I
.

e nt , T u ult , ns urre c tio n . ne s s . S ee as ty .

Q ua a as LL
’
i NG — ’
co nten tio n , dis ut e ,
’
A T E— p ro p o r tio n ,
’ ’
s t and ard ,
’
ra t ic ,
disp ut a t io n , c av i li ng , dis co r dis
’ ’ ’ ’
q uo t a , de gre e ;
’
p ri ce , a o u nt ;
’
m
se n s io n , s trife , fac t io n , c o n tro ve rs y,
’ ’ ’
ta x , s u m
S ee T ax ,
. alue , C o unt , V
’
alte rca t io n w ran g li n
’ ’
de ba te , v a ’
P art
§ m
.

differe nce , ’ —See M ad ne s

'

riance , is re e ent ave

S ee Diffe re nc e , uarre l, Qac tio n RA W— S ee Rare
m
. .

Q u s s
’
r i O N — S ee A s k, Searc h . RA Y— See Be a .

Q u e — a liv e , liv ing ; s w ift , has t

’ ’ '
Ru n— S ee C o lle ct
m —q uick m
.

t , e x e di t i o ns , re ad y ; p ro p t, no t hesi
’ ’ ’
s p eed y , p rc s an v ap t ,
’
ac t ive , ni
’
m r
b e , ag i le , b ri s k , v ig o r
’
ta t i ng ' ’
,
’ ’
ac ute ; e xpe rt , de x trous ;
’
o us , liv e ly , v iv a ci o us
’
S ee as t y , H ’ d fit’
t d w i l’
lin fre e
.
p pre a i e e ; g , ,

A L R
,

che e r ful, dis p o s e d ; b e i at th e

’ ’
c ti v e , ive ly , eady , Sh arp
m
.

c ’
x sn — ’
ake alive , v iv ify , re v iv e ,
’
o i nt, ne ar, no t dis tant ; as y , fac
’
p
’ ’ ’
re s us c it ate ; h as te n , ac ce le ra te , c x
’ ’
i le , Op p o rtu ne , s h o rt S ec uick , Q
m
.

di te , de s p at c h ; sh ar p e n, s ti u
’
’ ’
’
’
A c t ive , C le ve r, F
re e , Sh arp , Bris k
at e , inci te ; che e r, re inv ig o rate ne ss .
m
.

S ee A ni ate , C hee r, as te n H ’
s a so n a nns ra t i onal,
' '
e q ui tab le ,
mm m
.

’ —
Q U i c x N Bss ’s pee d , v’e lo c ity , s w’ift ’ ’
jus t , fair ; n o t i o d e ra t e , od e
’ ’

ne ss , ce le r i t , fiee t ne ss , t a id it y ,
y
’
rat e , to le rable , no t exces s ive
’
See
m
.

rap idne ss , ni
’ ’ ’
b le ne ss , b ris ii e s s, F ai r, Jus t
m
.

’
u tino us
'
e xp e dit i o n , de s p atch e dlll OuS ,
’ ’ ’ ’
a le rt ne s s ; E BE L L IO UH
m m
.

p t ne ss , agili ty, dex

’
’
ac ti v i t y , p ro
’
S ee T u ultuo us .

’ ’
t e r i ty ; ac ute ne ss , ke e n se ns i b ili ty ;
’
R aca n —
’
.
’
revo ke , rep e al
’
S ee C all .

’
s harp ne ss , p un ge nc y ; of i n tellect , back
Rs ca n ns n, R E GA IN ED o r Rs s n n mm
.

’ ’
s harp ness ,
’ ’ ’ '
ac ute ne s s , sag ac ity ,
n o t to be— i rre v o ca b le irre tri ev ab le ,
’ ’ ’ ’
p e n e t ra t io n , n e u n t e n , s h re w d nes s .
’
,
’
S ee Bris kne ss , Sharp ne ss , E age r i rre ve rs i b le irre c o v e rab le irre p ar
’ ’

m
,

e diable S ee
’
ab le , i ncui ab le , irre
’
ne s s . .

Q ur a r— rest
’ ’ ’
ose , s tillnes s , pe ace , C all back, R
m
'
, re e c o ve r
s c ala r—ac t of rece iv ing, acc ep tance ,
.

’ ’ ’
°

e ase , t ranq uil ty , ca l , q u i e tne s s .

S ee e ace , P
E as e , Still, S ilence , ’
ac ce p ta tio n , re c pe
’
t i on ; d s h
i c ar e
g ,
’

S ub s ide .
q ’
’
ac uit tance p re
Q — S ee dduce A scri p ti o n Bae ‘ake, Pay
'

g
U OT E . . .

z
Rscx on—count ,
’
mb ’
m ’
uts , Rn s m
’
a ncs —s or’row , pain , grief,
timt ;
nu er, co
’
calcu a e , lt ’
es te e re gre t
’ ’i t ntri ti on, co ’
m
m
es s e ac , p e n e nce , co
’
coun t ’
p t S C ’
re u e . o unt , Pay ’
p unc t ion , re orse S !e Pain ,
mm — mmb
, ee . .
-

Rs c o o
’ ’
e r, nc’
t ice, roco l Grief
Fm
s re e .

lec t ’
S ee O wn , M ark Rnro nf —S ee a e
— m
. . .

Rx v s ’
t b t in w h t w l t Rn L v
’
t w i tt — ted ,
e o a g e o r o
’
a a
’
as o
s ’
,
’
s a r o r y re p or
re retri e ve res to re , repa i r , re to rt .

recrui t
r S ee R ecalled not to be , Bara ci c fl en s ure , find fault w ith , ’

m
-

’ ’
ch ide , re p ro ve , up b raid , cas t i n t he
Re de e
m m
.

R nnf urchase b ac k , ran so

’
, lib’ t e et h , sco ld , rai l, b rawl, rate See
mA
.

c rat e , re i ov e , re s cue , afl ranch is e ,

’
Bla e b use Dis grace , Gibe
'
’ ’

m m m
.

L
‘

it , re co v er, de liver fro , Rss rs cr

’ ’ ’
at te n t io n , d e f er
g
m
anu -re a
’
p ens at e , m ake a e nds m m
’
e nc e , co ns i de ra ti o n, e s t ec
’
e st i
m
sav e ; co ,

fo r S ee Free , Buy , R ecove r ’ ’

a tio n , ho n o r ; v ene ra tio n , re v er
’ ’

mm m
.

ed —re lie f , re ee H o no r, R efe r

.

Ra ’
e dy , de li ver nce
a once S
m m
. .

fro w ro ng , in j ’
or o p p ress io n ; Rnsr ncf —ho ld in re s pect or est i a
’
re p ara ti o n S ee are t io n , es t ee
’ ’
, value , regard
’
re lat e m
m
. .

Rnnunn ’ — S ee b o unding A ’ ’
t o ; ve n e rat e , re ve re , re ere nce
. .

’— ’
Brt na re la te , regard , res p ec t ; ap’ ’
S ee R e fer, a ue , Ho no r
l V .

l'
l ’
ll d ’
l hi R — S er C aus i ng
m m
t t
m m
n n
'
p e a , app y ; a u e , g a ce a , ; ES r .

dire ct " reduce

’
S ee R elate , A p R oa e or R ’
n
’
e the act ’
9
p e al, Hint , A pp ly , C o ns ult
.

’ ’
res to ra tio n , re ndi ti o n , res tit u t i o n ,
’

Am
.

—
Rs rnnsd coo l, a llay he at ; reinvig o ' ’
re tri b u t io n S ee e nds
m
. .

rate , give new s t re n h to , re vive , R ’ ’

na of like f o r like — ’
re t alia t ion ,
’ ’ ’
cc C oo l,
’
re q uit al, re c i ro ca tio n , rec ip ro c it
’
re n ov ate , renew
m m m
.

’ ’
a te . u tualit y , te a ti on S ee B .

Rs r uo s — See P ro tectio n
’
O th er
— m m
. .

’ ’
Rs russ reje ct , de n ’
decline , op s n
’
re unera tio n,
’
rec o n

p o e
’
re p e l ’
r e b o b j ec t
’
S ee
’
p ense , co p e ns a t ion, re nit al, se
’
m
m
s
m
.

O bj e c t , o po se , O verru le , R e ai ns
, ,
’ ’
t is fac t io n , a ends , ei
’
o n ; b ri be
m m
.

Res a no cc R es p e ct , I
’ ’
nt ere s t un i s h e nt S ee
. e nds , Satis
R ao’un a —See R ule
.

ac tio n, G ift
’

m ’ —
m
. .

—
Rso una n co nfo r ed to a rule , Ri c n rs w ealt h , op ulence , af flue nce ,
’

mmm
e
’ ’
t hod ic al, s s te at ic , o r derly , e x
’
m ’
po ss essi o ns , a
’ ’
o n , s ub stance
’

nc t , p e riod i cal
’
S ee O rde rly , Fo r S ee P oss e s s io n , Fo rt une
m m
. .

’
al a i cuns co nte p tuo us la hter,
—
Rat e s See G overn ’
de ris i o n, b u rle s ue ’ ’
sa t i re , o ny ,
m m
.

R u b’i es ake o’yful, gladde n’, ex

— °
’
sai cas S ee e ns ure La h ab le . .

—
hi larate ; e xu t , jo y ; gra t ulat e , Ri s e r s traight j us t , eq nitab e , fair, ;
’
c o ri ra t ula te , fe lic i ta te
’
See J o y, hon e s t fit , p ro er, s uit ab le , be
’ ’

fi m
.

G ll den co
’
in ’
law fu true ; co rrect ; ’

—
Ret a r d t e ll, re cite , rehears e , re
’ ’
no t Is t S ee Fair, Fi t , C orrec t . .

’ ’
e at , narrate , reco u nt , reca p it u
’ ’
Ri c’i o—S ee Se v ere
p m
.

at e , en
’
e rat
;
’
re fe r , R i s e— S ee Surro und ,
p re gar l R e
i sa—S ee Go , ss ue , I
“i
co nc e res pec t a
t a in ’ ’
in te rest , afl ect '
S ee n, R ITE —See For
‘

m
—
. .

E x ain, De sc ribe , Refer? Ri v ni t See W ater

’
.

RE LA T IONS BIP kin dred , re la tio n , R O A D— S ee W ay

’ ’
.

’
a lli ance ; afi i n it y , co nsangui n i ty R O LL— S ee C atalo e
’ '
. .

S ee Kin , M arriage —
Ro nni s p ace , co pass, e xte nt , p lace , ’

m m
.

’ ’
RsL i c i ON
’ ’
od line s s ,
’
p i e ty devo s te ad ; ap art ent , cha
’
be r
of f m
.

t io n , s an t it y ; s y s t e
’
ai th and P lace
’ —
.
‘

w orship S ee Ho line ss , Roox r s cio us , large , wide , capa ’

I mm
. ~

Rw a rM— S ee Dwe ll . cio us cc arge , e ns e . L .

—
Rena u d that w hi ch is left, leav ings , Ror p u trefy , co rrup t , decay
’ — ’ ’ ’
S ee
m
.

’ ’
ras p i ngs , s crap ings , re li cs , re
’
’ C o rrup t
m m
.

na nt , re ain de r, res i due , ref use ,

’ ’
Ro r ’ — p u trid , p u trefie d, ca ri o us ,
’ ’ '’

s c o ria , dros s ; dead b ody , co rp se , decay e d, co rrup t ; uns o und , de

’ ’ ’ ’ “

’
ca i c ass S ee Dre gs fe c t i ve ,
’
t re ac h e rous ,
’ ’
de c e it ful;
m m
. .

—
R a a fl uo tice , o b se rva tio n, anno
’ ’ ’
fe t i d , s t ink i n ra n c id , ill s e lling
’ ’

mm mm
-

’ ’
’
t a tio n , no t e , co e nt , c o en S ee C o rrup t , ece itful
mm
.

tary S ee C o e nt , E xp lanat io n Ro uss— S ee St ir

m Im
. .

Rnu r s xa — S ee R ecognize
.

’
R UDE— S ee Barb aro us p e rti ne nt
m
.

Rs no w w— S ee Fa e
, .

RULE— See P re ce p t , O rde r, De cree

REPBA I —S ee Se e k
.

RU N—S ee C o urs e
.

J ‘
. .
 '

SH A
’
q uake , state ly. Sci
’
uiv er
’
shud der, shiv er,
’
’
to t t er S ee I re
' ‘
mb ove .
m—S
.

S lu Dis grace 8 e ar F
m
s ee . .

n b u rn —w ha t b — ’
e qu iv oc ate ,
’
e o r dis Snv r rL a p rev ar ic ate ,
’
Su s ha
’ l ’ ’
’
a ce , sc and a lo us ,
g
’
i s rac e ful, ih
’ ’
e vade , q uib b e, ca v i l so p hi s t i
m
,
’
’
ous , o pp ro brio us , i gno in i ou s, cat e .
i nj urio us to rep ut atio n S ee Di s .
— ’
S nu n avo id keep c le ar o f, , es che w
’

ev ad e
’ ’
e lude
’
i ’
dec l ne ,
m —d t it t f h m w nt
grac e . , e s c ap e , ;
Srtu x
’ S ee Nt gle c t
’
ne gle c t s
im
es u eo a
é
ss s a e,
i g md ty
.

p d t b
’
u n a
’
z e n S n o w — S ee C los e , arro und
d im
e
md t d i i
n o es , , r .

f ’ ’
o es , au a c o us , nse n S ti r — fe arful o f ne ar ap p ro ach , co y ,
m
ac e ,
re s erv e d , no t fa ili ar ;
’ ’
i b l t di
s e o i d s t i d f e
’
n e ce n , n e i cau tio us ,
t S mp d M d t u e nce , w ar ’ ’
care ful; s us p ic i o us ,
’

—S F m
ca e . ee o es .

Sul rp or S ee are ful, ealo us y J

m
ee . .

S NA B h S ce art P tc n — s ic k ly , ill, dise as ed

’ ’
or b id ;
’

dis gus t e d S ee llnes s , I I

.

S tu ns — keen , ac ute , not b lunt , no t

’ ’
.

o b t use ; dis ce rn ing, pe n e trat ing, S i ns — S ee Edge

’ ’ .

s hre w d , ui c k, w it ty , i n — S ee Se parat e , Judge

’
’
saga c io us , S
q
m
.

inge nio us ; so ur, ac rd , p ie t c

’ ’ '
S te — S ee Se e , oo k
'

L .

’
s h rill ; sev ere , h ars h , rig id , cru e
’ ’
S G — S ee M ark I N
m
.

’ ’ ’ ’ ’ —
bi t ing , sarcas t i c , t aunt in , satir ica l; S t L s n cs t aciturn i ty ; s tillness , cal { ’ ’

fie rce , ar de nt , fie ry , v i o e nt ; keen ,
’ ’ ’
ne ss , q ui’ e t , c al , re pos e , ce ssa
’ ’
m
’ ’ ’
se ve re , p un ge nt , p a in ful, p ri c k i ng,
’
t io n ; du ’
b ne s s , m
u te’ ness S ee m
mQ
.

’
iq uant S ee Kee n, ui ck, c tive , Q A
C al , u ie t , S t i ll
m m
. .

eve re , R
ead y . S t L ENr— S ee C al , Du b
’ '
.

S tu nt nnss —kee n ness , aci d ity , sour

’ ’ ’ ’
i n v en— S ee M o ne y
’

m m
.

ne ss , ac ri o ny , p un ge ncy , p ai n
' ’ ’
S s u — See Bare
’

mV
.

fulne ss ; ac ute ness , pe ne t ra tion , S IN— S ee W i c ked , C ri e ,

’ ’
io lat io n,
’
s hre wd ne ss , De b t , De p rav it y
m
.

’
rea l, u nfe ign e d ,
’ ’ ’ ’
q ui ck ne ss , i nge nu it ; ke e n ne s s , S olens k e n ui ne ,
g g
mm
-

’ ’
e dge , se v er ty i S o urne ss , t rue , ho n e s t , undi sse
’
bl ’

m
‘

u
cc
.
p
Q ui c kne ss , J udg ent , Edge .
’
right , une o rru t ; unv arn is h
’
, pl arn;
S H ELD— S ee C o ver n
I H
i gm
. frank S ee e nui ne , . o nes t y .

—
S a i nt c hange , tu l‘ g ; exp e dient , St N s L e —S ee lone , artic ular
’ ’
A P .

re f e , res o urce , a lt e rn ativ e ; fraud,

’ ’ ’ —
Srr ua r ro x po s iti o n, s eat , loca tio n,
’ ’

art
" ce , chicane , ev a s io n , sn b t er
’ ’ ’ ’
s ite , s tat e , c o ndit i o n , p re dic a
’
’
e nt , m
fuge , tric k , turn S ee C he at , T rick
. lig ht , cas e 5 p lac e , ot ti ce
. S ee .

S a w s —S ee ight L lac e , C o ndi t ion, State , O ffice

m m
. .

S a nta —e it ra ys of light , ra diate , S i ze — b ulk , ’ ’

b ig ne ss , a ni t ude ,
m
’
gi ve light , b ea , lit ter, corus cat e ,
’ ’
e at ne ss , e xt e nt
’
S ee igne ss ,
m r g
.

’
lis ten , lea , are , s p ar at ne ss , rea tne s s G
a g m
.

le arn , laze , ri ht S tru — S ee b ilit y A

S trut—S ee lay
. .

T
S H O O — S ee Sp ro ut , ud F
— La c x s N—s lack , m
. .

S a c k s S ee Bri nk , E dge ’
ake less tens e ,
m m m
.

’
S no n n n — '
de s ho r te ned , ab ridg e d, ’
t ight o r se ve re, relax , re it
’ " ’
it i
ab b e v a
r
’
i t e d, p te i ’
o m
i zed , co nde ns ’ ’
m
t e , di in i sh , ab at e , lo w e r, na
’ ’
’
e d , contract ed, c urt ile d , les se ne d ,
' ’ ’
rev e , unb e nd
’
S o w er L L
m m
a ee e ss o n
m
. .
,

di in is he d S ee Bri e f, A bridg e nt Su n ns n
’ ’
de fa a t io n , de trac tio n,
’ ’

m
. .

S no v r -S ee C all . sca nd al, calu ny , b ac kb it in

’ ’ ’
as
— ’
S no w s p ect ac le , e xhib it i o n , s ight , ’ ’
p e r s io n ; d
’
rac e , re p ro ach ,
'
’
is re
’ ’
re p re s e nt a tio n; os te nta t io n , p arade , ’ ’
p uta t io n i llna e
g m
S ee Dis grace ,
m
.

’
dis p la array , p O p ; ap peal ance ,
’

se m ’
b nce , se e
’
m ’
in s p e cious ness , S u uo ’
an m
p laus i b ilit y
’
S ee m A ’
d mi S ee Dest ruc tion ,
fg
o p, p pear u r n g
r
y er
e
. .
,

ance , C o lo r . 1 l
S no w e xhib i t , pres e nt , dis p lay ; S u v a—See ib erty bei ng d ep rived of.
— ’ ’ ’
L
m ake to kno w , di rect , p o int o ut , i n
’ ’
S EE P—S ee Do ze L
m m
.

’ —
an ife st , p rov e i nfor
’
S L s s r v d ro w s y, leth ar gic , inc li ned
’ ’ ’
d ic ate , in
, t each , e xp lai disc lo se’
s truc t to s l ; caus i ng o r i nducing s le ep ,
’ ’
di sco v er bestow , co e r , afl o rd ’ ’
,
’
p e
s ’
so o n i e ro us ,
'

narco t i c,
’
p
m
so po ic,
m m
.

S ee I
ns truc t , Dis co ver, De c lare ,
’
o iate , dor
'
i t ive , so
’
nif ic , so
Dire ct io n
p' ’
ruf e ro us , an odyne , s e d ative , co
’
m
m
.

’ —

m
S no w r akin a gre at s ho w , o ste n p o s
’
i ng S ee Dos e . .

t a ti us , s ple n id , fi
’
o
’
d ’
x — S T h in
m
u
m
n e , gay, y t a a n ee
—
.
,

g la r
’
i n g , p o
p
'
o u s , s u u o u s , S L I P S ee D e c ei v e , M is t ak e .
 — ’
BL OW tard y , dil ’
at ory , s lug gish , ’
cisi n. See Language , Speech , T alk,
di ous Sec L D ull I nt ervie w .
— m—l y
. a zy , .

’
SL v ’ ’
c un ni dece i t ful, art ful,
’
Se p art w ith
o ut , die o f,
m
en a
’ ’
‘

t y , w i ly , ci rcu ve
’ ’ ’
sid io us , c ex nd . co ns a was te , s q uan der,
s ub tile S ee C unning
’ ’
i ve , s ub tle , .
e
’ ’
us t , drai n ; pass ; har s ss , fa
De ce i t ful ti gue ’
See Exp e ns ive , Was te
m
. . .

SME L —See Swee t-s e l

L ' —
S ee i fe , iy e l ct ive L L A
mm
rn u
S MOOT H —S ee Soft , Be aut m
.

—
m
’
'

’
'

r rrua n i at e r i ncor re al ;
S tu ns — S ee Serp e nt . e n tal, inte lle c t ual ; sa cre
’ ’ ’
ecc le
u n ne -S ee E ntar le
GL
’ ’ ’
si s s t i cal; e the re al, gho s t l
gm m r — ig :
m god ly ,
X
.

gu . ru
g ro w l i ng gru
’
b ltn an ho ly See nte llectual,
’
I
ly , K o l
—ha tred mI
, . .

grily , c yn i cal, s nap p i sh , w as i sh

’ ’ ’ '
rrr e s p lee n, ran co r,
mlig
.
, a
Sh a r on— S ee Seize . i ce , a
’
ni ty ,
’
inalev o lence , gall;
S p it f i res- w eep ing away s lily , s te al dg p q
u ue . S ee M ali ce , H at red ,
g mty E
e, i
’ ’ ’
It aw a cro uch c n ng in , ac t
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g i
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,
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‘

S p ite
mP
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m mm p i ee .

e anly p ars i o o us ,
’
cov e to us , Po — lunde r
S p o rt s —S ee Be a m
.

’
ni g gardly S ee M e an, M iserly
'

m m m m m
. . .

—
S c a n s tee p , i b rue , ’ ’
ac e rate , i Srowl s - what dive rts and akes e rry,
'

’
m
b ue , w e t , ’
o is te n , dre nch
l
’
m
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’

m m p
.

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So n b t e perat e ; s e ad t ' ’ olx
’
c, wag ge ry . w as gis h ness ; p ad
' '

m m
se ri o us
’
s o le mn, grav e S ee b sta ini ng
,

m ’
t i e , re cre a tio n ; a use ’ e nt , e n
m m m
.

G rave tertai n
’
e nt ; oc k,
’
oc k e ry , co n
m m
.

S on — eas ily is i ding to p re s s ure te tuo us irt h ; di vers io n o f t he

eas ily to y
b e o ut o r le d, fiex i b le ’
ti e as fo wl ing , hunt ing , fi
’ ’ ’
s h ing
m
.

s up p le , li the , li
’ ’ ’
be r, fl ac c id, p li ’
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’

’ ’ ’
ant , y ie ld in , duc t ile p li ab le , co m m
A usi ng, L ive l
g m m m
o

r o r—See Stai n,
,
’
’
p li ant , trac t ab le , doc ile ;
’
al le ab le ; le ish , Bla e le ss
m m
.

—
‘
’
n’
t l ild e e k k in d c iv il ; n e w abroad s ca t ter, dispe rse , dis
’ ’

m
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s do w i ng ; e as y , ui e t . tri b ute ,
A
‘

S ee Kind , Dainty , llay , ’ ’

p rop agate , di vu lge , p ub lisli ,
use , ’
-
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’
m
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’ ’
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. P
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S ons — S ee lone .

’
s ta b l
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m S Bd oo r
S ee s s ue —
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S um — t g
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coun te rfe it ,
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’

cei t ful,
’
adulte rate ;
’
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b as t ard See Gen uine not , Bas tard ,
’
.

Vain, Law .

S w a n—S ee De sp is e .

’ ’
'
Sq uxau i sn fas tid ious , over ni ce ,
-

eve r s crup ulo us.

’
S ee Nice
m
- .

’
cu s p ress g p
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m
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crus h ; hug, b race

’
har as s, e
’ ’
c lo s e ly ; out , e xto rt , e xp res s , e x
—
S oa r S ee Ki nd , C ha racter. trac t
’
See P res s , C o pres s m .

—
.

T A B Ls —S ee Stro ng
.

S o o n See S iri t , M ind ’

r a d o n —walk uns e adi ly , ree l, to t

. .

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’
.
t
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N ter, v ac illate ; fai l ; hesi tate See
’

mm
.

Do ub t , Wave , St a
.

er
m
.

TA IN discolo r, ’ ’
ac ulate , b lo t ,
’
s p o t , fo ul, s o i l, p o llute , b le is h ,
’
m
s ul ly tarn is h , t aint ; dye , ti nge
’ ’

m
.
, -

See Blot , Ble is h , C o rrup t , Di s

C l
mm
g r ace , o o r .

Sr u N withoub —i
’
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' '
’
u un tain t
’
ed i n’noc e nt u ns t ain
p
m
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St u acc ost addres s

’ ’
wi th, talk, e d, u nb le
’
is he d, unpo llut ed, ir
’

mm
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’ ’
’ u nsulli e ,
d
’
’
co nv e rs e , dis co urse , co
’
une . See re roach ab na turn
h m
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T alk , Ut te r, Uns pea kab le is e d S ee ar le ss , Di sgrace .

ru t i tsu—s t ut te r, fa lter, hes it ate in

. .

Srn c n—lan guage ;

' ' ’ ’ ’

harangua , address .dtscourse ’ spe aki ng S ee Stagge r

’
so le
’ ’
.
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S TA ND —S ee S tay .
. s ee Mai k -
. m
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m
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‘
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L
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W
re — i a condi ti o n, Ze alo us
’ ’
Su life , en c nt
u .

s tances ,
’ ’
s i tu a tio n , s ta t io n ; p o li ti cal
' ’ —
S ro u r See T hink, tte nt ion A
m S u n s h i ne—S ee U nwilling
.

b od y , body p o li t i c , b ody of en ;
m
or .

’ —
ra nk , o s t, nity , Sr u r S ea Bloc kb e ad
g —
.

ran d ur
’
C o ndi t i o n , itua S trai ner p lac ed o r s it uate unde r ;
g . cc

t i o n , O rde r, ra nd G ’
e xpo s ed , li ab l’ ’
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A
.

S T A i U n—S ee S t and ’
’
dis po s e d S ee cco unt ab le
mm m
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m
. . .

— ’
Sr a v re ain , c o ntin ue , abi de ; en ’ ’
So e—s in k or fa ll to the bo t to ,
’
d ure , las t ; w ai t , at t end ; re st , ’ ’
se t t le ; ’
abate , in te r i t , ass u
’
m
re ly , co nfi
’
de in , trus t ; s to p , re a ll
’
ny , b e co m
e t ranq uil S oc C
Q
.

’ ’ ’
s t ra i n , w it hh o ld , de lay , o b s t ruct ,
’
E as e , uie t , Se ttle .

A
hin de r S ee b ide , D we ll, D e lay ,
’ S uc ce s s— S ee P ro s pe r, ucky L .

S e d a ns —S ee No u rish
.

H inde r
m m
. .

T
S E P— S ee Go , ace , M a rk P S t ne ’ — wi tho ut no tic e , abrup t , n u ’

S C —S ee o llo w er, m
.

TI K F ttac h ent A e xp e c t’ed , unlocke d fo r, un ant io’ i

F m m
.

S TI FF — S ee o r al p a t e d ; e e r ge nt
’
S ee b rup t A
m
. . .

S TIL L — t
s op , c h e c k ; r e s t ra i n ’ cal , —
Suf fi x und ergO ; fee l o r b e ar
’

m
,

e ndure , s up po rt’, s us t ai n’;

’ ’
as s uage , lull, p ac ify , co
’ ’
a lla y
m
,
’
’
p o se , a p e as e ,
’ ’
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’
s i le nc e , to le rate , p er i t’ S ee S up po rt ,
A
.

s ub du S ee Se t tle , llo w
m
s up p re s
m
.

P A ’
S ur ren cs ’
b e ar i ng, e ndur an ee ,
t

C al , E as e , e ace , llay , Sile nce ’

’ ‘

m
.

R
Sr i N K— See o t t e n ’
p a t ie nce ,
’
ode ra t io n ; t ole ra t io n ,
’

m m m
.

S — o ve , ag i tate ; up , inc ite , in

’ ’ ’ e
’
p r is si on , s uf fe ring, allo w anee
’ ’

m A
.

s t igat e , p ro p t , e xc it e , raise , an i
’ ’ S ee Be ar, Suffe r, llo w , ass iv e P
m m m
.

a te , s t i
’
ula te , p ro vo ke , ro use ,
’ ' ’ —
S r s nL e fit t ing, acco rd ant , agre ek
’ ’

b e gi n , q ui ck e n , en li v e n , di sturb
’ ’ ’ ’ a le , confo r
b ’
m ’
a b le , adapt ed , co n
A m A m
.

S ee M o ve , w ake n , A gi ve’ nie nt , p ro p’ e r, be fit ’ ’

ni heco
”

ate ,
A
t at io n , nger i ng , ad eq uate
’
S ee g e a b le , m
m m m
. .

T K
S OC — st e
’
, b o d y ; fa
’ ’
ily , liii eage ; Be co ing , F i t
m m
A L —b e ing o n t he s urfa ce ;
.

fu nd , a az ine , sup S c ranr ’

p ly , m
’
acc u ula tio n ,
’
c ard ,
’
s h a l lo w , fl i
’
m
s y , no t ( 1
p ro
? 32
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’
v is i o n ; li ve s tock, as catt le o r fo u nd , s ligh t , c ur so ry ’
s ui to ry .

sh S ee Body , ouse , H
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R S urr o ur q b ear,
’ -

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.

’
ro p , s e c o n d , fo r ward , ass is t , co un
' ’ ’
8 , La
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m
.

S O P— S ee i nder
T H . e nance , fa vo r, p at ro nize , p ro
’ ’ ’
o te ,
S O E— S ee S tock
T R ’ ’ ’
s p oo ni e , nu i ture , no ur ish , c he f
m
.

— ’
S r o n v t ale , narra tio n , nar rati ve ,
’ ’ i s h , fo te r ; ai n t ’
ain , ’
ro t ec t ,
mp
'

mm
_

sh ie ld , de fe nd ; v e i ify ,
’ ’ ’ ’ ’
o ir , h i s to r , re c it al, re la t io n ;
’
a e o od ,
y
fl
e
fic t i on , fa b le ; i n ci de nt , an e cdo te ;
’ ’ ’ ’
s u b s t ’
an t i ate , vin dicate
’
S ee ear,
m
.

fl
o or, lo ft . S ee M e oi r, is to ry , H S uffe r, S t ay , A
ss ist , Favo r, E n
C hro ni c le , alse hoo d F . co urage , No urish , o s t er, F
rote c t P .

ST A GE— See O dd , O ut ward

R N R —
S U E ce r ta in , unfaili ng , infal’li ble ,
’ ’

m m
.

S u a o s i r— S ee lan , T ric k P indub i tab le ; s afe , se c ure , fir See

’ ’ ’
. .

— ’
St ai r w an der, de v iate , e rr, s w erv e ,
’
C e rt ain , Do ubted no t to be, in n, F
m ’
ble S ee Ra b le , W ander m Se curi ty
m m
ro ve , ra
mmm
. . .

S ’
— ’
c u r re nt , co urs e , t ide ; ri v e r,
’ —
Snna o o xn enco p as s , co pass fl ta
’ ’ ’
’
riv ule t , b roo k , s trea
’
let , rill; dri ft m .
’
v i ro n , inclo s e o n all s id es ; i nc lose ,
’
’
e ncir c le , inv e st , bes ie e’
’
S ee C o u rse g
L
. .

S E G H — S ee Stro ng, o wer

TR N T P S U R V E Y ’a - S ee oo k
m m m
. .

e r i an—
'
Su a ke s tro ng o r st ro ng SW A L L O W u lke into t he s to ac h ;
e r, fo r t ify , i nv ig orat e , an i
’ ’ ’
ate , e n m n
e g u U 7
a s r
’
b
e ngro se ,
,
engage
co ur age ; e nfo rce ; e s t ab li sh , co n
’ ’ ’ ’
m
w ho lly ; i b i e , e xhaus t’, cens u e’, m
m
fi r , corrob o rate
’ ’
S ee E nco urage , devoui ’
S ee E n oss
A m m— m
. . .

ni at e , Stro ng S te See A i ab e
m m m
. .

S TRI CT — S ee Sev ere Sw s s L Ld

-
’
ofif us, o’ dor
m
.

S TRI PE— S ee Q
u arre l o us ,
’
fra gran t , pe rfu ed , s we e t
’

m
s
.

IK
ST R E — See Be at .
’
s ce nt e d, a hrd‘s i al .

TR N — W LL
S E — dilate , ’
'

S O G p o w e rfu l, v i o rons .
'
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s t o u t , st urd y , h ard y , fi
’ ’
so li d , m e xte nd
’
S ee Lay , Spre ad
m
r
m
.
,
’ ’
us cular, a b le ;
’ ’
s in e w y , i gt y ,
g
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S — S S t WIN
m ma
p o e n c o g e n t o r c e e c a G ee ag r
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.
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’
c io u s ; ai de nt , e age r, z e alo us ; v i
’ ’ ’ ’
Sv s r n ode , ’

m mlty
n
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’ ’
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t , ’ ’
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fi
t, .
,

i nco ns id e rable , l ht , lig t ,

’
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to be
m mm
.

13 8 8 S ee dle ,
. ai n I . Un co ’
i ro N — no t co
’
o n , no t
’
u s ua l,
T a o u n L x— S ce G rie ve , H urt
’
. rare , s carce , ’
uniq us , cho ic e , s in ’
gu o

— ’
T a o u s L i z T a o v n nas d i s t urb anee ,
’
lat S ee Rar
m
’
e.
mp
-

mm
. .

sr A Nd —
’
Un n rehe nd kno w ,
’ ’
s rp l
e x i ty ,
’
a i t a t io n , c o o ti o n , co
g ’
,

ap p reh e nd
’ ’
co nce iv e , ap p re c i a t e
’
di s tre ss , afllic t io n, eu e rin g , ad ’

m m m
, .

’
v e rs it , c ala
’
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s fo r tune ; See K no w
mA
o
y .

’
n te lle ct ,
’
le s ta ti o n , i nc o nve nie nce , anno
’ ’
Us ns a s ra nn
' ’
s- int e lli
anc e , une as i ne ss , v e xa tio n ; d fi
’ ’
'

j u dg mnt
’
fac ’
ult y , co mp
fi
e nc e , e re
m m
,
’
s , ap p rehe n s io n ,
’ ’ ’
c ulties , e b ar ras s e nt s , pe rp ls x i e n s io n , kno w le
’

’
t i e s , v e xa t io ns , care s ; a nxi e t ies ,’ ’
co nc ep tio n , res tio n S ee Judg
m me
.

dis qu i e tudes ; so r ro w ,
m dgs , Se nse
K no
’ ’
’
is e ry Sec nt ,
mmm m
. .

A gi ta tio n, M is fo rt une , C are , Di Une ’

i ns n— no t dete r
’
ine d, nu
c u lt y , ai n , P
e xat i o n , Darkne ss V "

se t t le d , unde c id ed , inde ter

’ ’ ’
in a te , m
m m
.

T n o v n L nso n— o le s t
’ " ’ ’
irre s o lute , unres o lv ed , uns t e ad y , ’
, a n no i ng ,
m
irk so e , dis q u i e ting, dis tar i ng ,
’ ’ ’ ’
w av ering , flu c t uat ing, do ub t fu l,
’
’

h ar as s i ng , p erp le x i ng, afili ct iv e ,

’ ’ ’
h e s itatin g S ee C hange ab le , Un
m
.

’
vs xa tio us S ec Wearis o e c e rta in be
m
. . .

R
T UE — S ec S i nce re .
’ —
UNE a s s ss res t less ness , w ant o f
’

T U K— S ee Bod y
R N . e as e , dis q ui e t , dis q ui etude ; so li c’
’ ’
i
T U S —S ec Be lie f, C o nfide nce
R T . t ude ,
’
anxi e t y , care S ec C are , .

R —
T UT H v e rac ity ; ho n e s ty , vir t ue ,
’ ’ ’
T ro uble
U NL Q U A L—S ec E q ual
.

fait h fulne ss , fide l i ty , co n s t anc

’ ’ ’ ’
.

fac t , re al t
’
S ee ai t F N F IT F L
U A H U ’
fa ith less p erfid io us ,
’ ’

H m
,

fulne ss , o ne s t y , axi , Doc ’

t re ac h e ro us ; u ndut iful, d is lo y al;
’ ’
’
egle c tfu l S ee ait h less , N eg F
m nt
t ri ne
A m
. .

T R Y— S ee T ri al, tt e p t , T e p t . ec .

T uui’ —ro ll, fall, ro ll do w n , dro p , UN F OL d — o p s n

sinl a sp re ad o u t ; d eve lo p s ; disc los e , t e
’ ’
’
T U M UL r c o— '
’
o t io n , mm ’
dis t urb ance , ’ ’
v e a l , div u lge , de clare , te ll
’
S ee .

agit a t io n , ri o t , b ro i l, ro w , affray ,
’ ’
E xp lain , S pre ad , De c lare
m
.

’ ’ ’
u p ro ar , co nfu s io n , b us t le , s tir, co n
’ —
U n nu rv w retch e d , ’ ’
is s rah le ,
’
v uls io n I
S ec ns urre ct i o n , uarre l,
. Q ’
fo r t u nate , unluc k y , c a la ito us ,
’ ’
m
T ro ub le ’
e vi l dis tre ss ed , afili ct e d
’ ’
S ec
m
. , .

’ —
T UM v Li UO U s d is 01 derly , t a a li n
’ ’
P itiab le
m mm
.

—
,

ary ,
’ ’
ag i tat e d , re s t le s s ,
’
u nq ui e t , Un ’
o a r A NT i ’
at e ri al, in s ignif i
irre g ular, no is y , dis t urb e d , co nfu
’ ’ ’ ’
c an t S ee T ri fl i n
m — g
.

se d, p ro
’ ’
is cuo us , u nru ly , u n c v ’
Un i v ea s A L S ee “ ho le , A ll
’
.

’
e rnab le , tu rb u le nt , v i o le nt ; s s it i
’ ’ L —
U NJ U s r not j ust , ine q ui tab le , unfair
' ’ ’

’
m ’
u ti no u s , rs b e l lious , i ns a r
’
dis ho n e s t ,
’ ’
i ni u b us ,
i t knav is h
’

W
o us ,
e nt ,
’
ri o t o u s See ns urre c t io n ,
. I uis h , wro n fu l S ee ni q ui t y . I
e b e llio u s , C o nfu s e d , o ud , as t y L H i cke d , Hone s t y, J us tic e
m
. .

T U — See C hange , Sh ift

RN . U NL i — no t li ke , dis s i ’
ilar ; di f
T w i s— Sc e Sh oo t .
’ ’
fe re a t , di ve rs e ; s e p arate , di s t inc t ’
.

— ’
T w i sr c o nto rt , Writh e ; w re aths , S ec S e p a rate
m m
.

’
w ind, e ncir c le , t w ine , twirl, for , ’
—
UN RE L E NT i N G re le nt les s , i p la c a
’ ’
’
w e ave , b e nd , turn , w re s t , w re nch , b le , i ne x o rab le , hard , cru e l S ee ’

m
.

’
s w g ; p e rve rt , dis to rt
’
See E u A p pe ase d n ot to be , C ru el, De adly
m
. .

t angle , M ove ro un d , C roo ke d

'
—
Unss r r LE un fix , unh ings ’, ake nu
’ ’

Y
T PE— S ee M ark , Le tte r . ce rtain or fl uc tuati ng, disco ncert .

S ee Order p ut o ut of .

U N SP E A K A B Lb —that c anno t b e uttered

’

’
o r e xp re s s e d , i nef fab le , ine xpre s
’

mm
o

U r E— S ée Jut ge
fi
’ ’
. s ib le , u nut ts rab ls S ee Sp ea k . .

U NBE L IE I J—
- i ncre a lty , i nfide lit y , dis
’ ’
UNTI M E L ’
Y i no pp ortuns , ’

b e lie f , dis trus t’

S ec Be lie f ’
u s e as o na b le , ill ti e d S ee T i e ly
n m m
m
-

UN Bo UND en—b o u nd lss s , i n finite , un

. . .

’ ’ ,
’
Ti e
m m
.

it e d , inter i nab le , unche c k e d,

’ ’
U NWIL LIN G— not w il lin
’
lot h , disi n
’ '
li
’ ’
u nc o nt ro l le d,
'
n nre s train e d S ec . ward , averse .

E nd wi tho u t S ce A verss , O b s t inate:

’

N RY me exhu mate disin R

.

’ —
U BU e xh u
’ ’
U r iu s n r— S ec ight
’ '

R is Bury
.
, ,
’ ’
S Ur it i o n r Ni -zss - é pe rp endic’ular ere c
‘

t re . ee e, .

UNC E R TA I N b — w v e r fl uc t uate u n
'
e a
’
,
’
,
’ ’ ’
t io n ; re c t it ude , inte g rit y , hon esty ’ .

dulat e , ’
o s c illate , ’
vac illa t e do ub t , S ee Ho nes ty , J ust ice .
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ulnes s , utili ty , ad van tage ,
’ ’
V roxn rro rt—Jaw b reaking,
’ tn infringe ’
’
hea efit , prof it , avail, ser vi ce , Bar
’ ’ ’ ’
tre e
v ice ab ls nes s ; S ec Si n, Inj ury
rap s
p as s
m
;
m —
. .

’
cus to
’ ’
u sags . Sec Benefit , Pro ’
i OLs N r fo r cib le , v e he e nt , o ut
’'

mT me t
,
turb ulent,
’ ’ ’
fitab le , C us to l bois tero us ,
Ap
reat
m
n p y ra geo us
m
.
, ,

USUnfl — S ee ssu e fa ls ely , T ‘ e A fierce , rio us , i s t uo us , p ass ?

’

m "
.

Uf r s n—s pe ak ro nouncs , art i c ulate , o uate f ass ail ant cc C rue l, H o t ,

' ’
.

’ ’
’
ex re ss ; dis close , di scov er o rce.
’
v u ge , p
ub lish
’
S ec S p eak , I PE R— S e Serpent ’ e
i S i o n—
. .

’
s ight ; a pp e ar ance
’
lis h , C a 1 ou t ap p ari t
m
,

—s
.

U ’
r raus n ke n, p ro no unc ed ; dis ’
io n , p hant o , spec t re , gho s t
’ ’
See
m
.
,
’
c los e d , p u lis he d
’
by outh or voi ce , Ghos t , G ho stly .

o’
’ ’
ral, verb al, vo cal V o ws —Sec Uttered
— m
.

V o w S ec E p t y space .

V
V OTE —s uf frage , v o rce .

.
V o w -S ec Pr
m m %
.

V a —e p ty, unre al; w orth less ,

’ ’ ’
W EIf —S“
’
e t te r .

’
i dlei use less , abo rt ivs , fruit less ,
’ ' ’

ins flec t ual ; co nce i t ed, p ro ud , se lf

’
’
’

’
co nc e it ed , o p i n io nativ e , o p i n ia te d
’
,
W .

op i n’
io ne d , se lf- o p in ione d, ego tist
’ ’
Wea rs —S ec Pay , Re ward .

’
i c al; sh o w y , os t e nta t io us ;
’
ht , W ash —S ec M ourn, Gri e ve .

’
inco n s tant ; uns at is fyin ; f e ,
'
WA L K—S ee Go
fi mbl
.

Sc s , Pro ud Warde n —revs ra

’
e , stro ll; ros i n,
m
,

E p ty , Foo lish, C o nce it, Sho wy range d ye

’ ’
i v s rge , de V i ats
S puri ou s ’
di gres s,
Ram
err, stra y ;
V a n’e valley dale , dell, din gle
— ’
. be del ‘
n i o us Sec bl
e Go , Ee
V a n o a — S ec Co urage
. ,

Jo i nt fi
m m
ce ntri c, o ut
d
.

Ve l l
u —worth rate ; es t i p ri c e ,
’
WA NT defici e nc
— ’
f e ec t ; nee d, lac k ,
’

m y
, a ,

tio n, acco unt , i por ance , ef cacy ,

’ ’
t fi neces si t y p o v erty , p en ury , i n ti
’ ’
’
m
°

’
ap reci a tio n ; ap p r i se
p a
’
s nt o r ap ence . S
Sc arci ty , Ne cess i t y ,
mt me t
ee
’ ’
l ’
P
W
p nz s en v a ua ti o n , as se ss n co rne as , oo r.
S ee Rate o rth . W A N T ON— S Lus t Loose
’

mt
cc .

’
,

Wa n —S e Heat
,

’ ’
V AL UH s ti
a s , rate , a p rize o r up
m p e .

’ ’
p rais e , assess , co p ute calc ulate WA RM cord ial heart y’ ’ ’
s incere ,
m
-
, ,

es tee
’
, r
’ ’
s c t , re gard , pri ze , ap fe rv ent , inte nse’;
’

p
’
re c inte . cc R ats Re sp ect . S ec A fle c ti onate ,
'

—having
,
Vu l
ca n v alue or wo rth . Keen) H O S, En ‘

m
’
p rec i o us ,
S ee Wo rt hy Ws a —w armness ’
nt le heat ,
m
.
,
V a n i s n—disap ai , pass aw ay fro
’ ’
f ’
e rv enc y , ferv ’
o r, ze a
’
ar do r, ia
s i ht ; fl i t cc T rans it ory
m— m
. .

V A N o en See O ve rco e g w;
l ’
earn es t nes s , e agerness
’
ex
m m t im i
. o
V A UN i ’
s —'
boas t i ng , glo ry ing, v ai n
’ ’
c i te
’
en , an
’
a t on . S ee e at ,
’ ’ ’
glo ry , os te nta t io n, di s p la y , parade ,
’
Ea L i f
m— p i
g e rne s s , e.
’
v a o r, van it
’ ’
ar rog ance , rodo rno n W an u ’
re v ous
dm i i
s
’
S ee c as te r ’
ti o n ,
’
eau tion. See
‘

ta . a o n t o n,
V erb' - S ec Hide
Waa nmr— S cc A ns werab ls fo r
.

V s rt o s s a cs — S ce P unish , sse rt A ’ Pro

mi
.
. ,

V ns r— S cc C o v eri n
m
'
ss .
V s a s N—S cc O
’

Ve x— S ee nco I
o de mm
m
.

’ —
s s r i o N chagrin , ’
or ifi
t ’
ca ti o n ,
t as in t ro uble , une’ as in
oo h s , Wearis o me W asrs—d evas ta ti o n ,
'
spo i l, ra v age ,
’

Vi ’ —Sec Shake deso la t io n , ’

ha v o o, ’
des truc tio n ; ’

mp
an s r a
m
'
.

V i ce —See C ri e. co ns u
’

n —S F ood. t io n , loss , us e less exp e ns e ; deso late

’
Vi c i ua
—S E m
s
'
cc
Vi e ul ec o us . or unculti vate d co unt r gro und or
G lance; sp ace unoccup ied. es Plunde r,
La ss , Des truct io n.
We ars—c ause to be lost , exp end uss o
dfis lav is h , ’
'
’
less ly , uan der,

M
s s ,

a ncu
ni an ; tro d'
ed
r Sec
~
,

l
s ate ; wear o ut , e xhaus t .
 WA S WRO
Lavi sh , Sp end , Dest ro y , Deso li it e ,
’ ’
C orrupt un ustj ui t o us , ne fa rious ; i ts a
iniq
W a s r mo — lav is hi ng
.

’ ’
’ ’
di s ’
si pat l high degree , at ro cio us , hain ous , fl y
s} m
‘
,
’
orous , y i l
’
t , fl agi t i o us , fac
’
d es ’
o lat in layi ng w as t e ; d
m m ’t
e
g a
m
, ,
’
co nsu
’
p t io n d ec li ne
’
p ht h i s
’
i s ; us , e no i o us , o n s rous . S ee
Ab
, ,
’ ’ ’
i s i i s hing , fad ing , deca de nce ando ne d , C o rrup t , Unj us t , In
J
.

’ ’ iq uity , Si n
v s r cn rnn cars .

ful heed ful, ’

ob se rv ant ,
’
can t ious ,
’
W i ns —S ee arge L
mp t w k
.

c
'

cu s ec a e ful
’
. S ee C are W i re —See M arriage .

A W I D— S ee C rue l
,

h l T h gh tf t -
ware L
W m
i ou ai y .

WI
.
, ,

a n—S S k
’ '
LL S ee Dis pos i tio n , le asure , P
m
u cc oa .

Wa v e Wa vnn— Scc ’
Unce rtai n be, C ho ice , K i i ne ss , M alice
m
.

W i LH es t a e nt ; co d icil.
,
’ ’
Pause
m
W i nn s — S ce C rooked
.

Wa v s b illow ,
— ’
surge , breaker . See ’
.

se a Wu’s—S ec C lean
—
.

Wi se hav ing kno w le s , s

.

Wa r s ing p as sage , ro ad ,
’ high ’ ’

m S
; saga .
w ay , s t ree t ; e t h o d, s ys te m ’ ’ ’
c io us , sa p ient , disce ing ’
ecre tst ,
m m
'

m m ’
,

udi c i o us , p ru de nt le arn ed , kno w

’ ’
an ne r, fo r , j
’ ’
ode , co urse , e ans ,
fash i o n S ec Sy ste , Gap , O pe n
’
m i ng , s kil ful, de x t ro us ; god ly , p i
’ ’ ’ ’

m
.

i ng , M e ans , C ourse , C us to o us S ee odly , gno rant G I

m m Wran nv p ru de ntl j udici ous ly , dis
.

W —fed ble , infir , p ip ing, we ak

. .

’ ’ ’ ’ — ’ ’

ly , e nfs e b led , de b ilitated , ens rv

’ ’ ’
r
’
e e c t ly , wit h W c
g
’
sa e ly , eagl
’

m
m
,

ats d , fi ac cid , li c i o us ly , ski lfully , cau ti ous ly , oi l

’ ’ ’
’ ’
ber, lax ; e as il
b ro ken '
so ft , p li ant ; lo w , s
°
al m cu ms pe ct l
s Bro ke n eas ily , oo lis h F Wren—S ee ops , C hoose
i:
.

w . Wi s a for de sire , cov e t ,

— ’ ’
for,
Waa x a n ’
e nerv
’
h anke r afte r, s igh fo r re en
ate , efle
'

mi ’
nate , invalli dats S ee ’ ’
tre at , so li cit , beg, as k ; as p i re t o .
m
.

Droo p See Beg, A i .

Wu r Y— S ce O dd
.

Wu ’
x n as s
’

m m Won naa s urp rise , a azs’ ent ,

— m m
.

infir ity , unhealth ins ss , i ’ ’ ’ ’

m
or,
’ ’ ’
c il i ty , frailt y , frail ness foo lish
’ ’
m
to n is h e nt , ad ira t io n ;
’ '
ir ac le , m
ness ; i n the p lu ral, de fea t , fail
’ " m ’
ar v e l,
’
prod igy , st range t hing ,
fa ult , fo i ble
’
S ec o we r toa s t qf, P m ’
o n s ter.
Wo n —S ec C ustom
.

F
ault , o lly F
m Wo nk e m
— p lo m
. .

W ea r o N— S ce A r , C ove ring ’
in'

y
’
e nt occupa t io n

W
.

—
, ,
'
a a ni so ns caus ing w i n t ire’ bo r, to il, rud gs ry , o era t io n ;
’ ’

m p
e ar ess
m
,
’
te dious ,
’ ’
lo li x , fat ig uing, ’
fab ri c, anu fac t ure ; ac ti o n , deed ,
’ ’
p m
'
so e,
e xh aust ing, re duc ing , ro u leso
’
t b’ e, m feat , achieve e nt ; co pos i ti o n ,
’
m ’
’ ’
anno y ing, vexa t ious S ec T roub le boo k S ee O p e rat io n , cco p lish A m
m m m
. .

so e. e nt , P
e rfo r a nce , ai n P
W —re duce’ —
.

’
a s ar , e xhaus t
’
, t ire , fa Woa it v b ore , tease , tro ub le , ve x,
’ ’
’
t igue , ’
hai ass , dis p ir it , ’
j ade we ar , har as s , ps le x , dist rac t , dis turb ,
’ ’ ’ ’
’ ’
s udus ;
’ se , co nfo und ; fat igue ;
’ ’
S ee ’
‘

ot t , anno y , ve x. anno y , c o
v é te ar, ’
m '
an gle ; t aunt , t ant ali ze , to r
m
orry .
Wear—S ec M ourn . e nt
’
S ee T rou b le , M angle , Dis
.

W are s — S ec T hink le ase , lague P

Imp m m m
. .

W ars a w— S ec Burden o rta nce , — ’

a ke d e t s rio te , i p ai r’

m
, o nes .

Heav y .
’
i n jure , da ags ’
See C orrup t ,
I
.

W E LL— S Good ee nj ure .

—
.

W ET — S M o is t Soak Woa r n value

’ ’
e x ce llencs , perfec
’

m
'
ee .

W H EAT—S Food
, ,

tio n ; er i t , dese rt
' ’
good
’
ne ss , use ’

m
ee .
,

W i n n— sudden turn o r s tart of the fulne ss ’

vir tue ,
’
o ra li ty . S ee
mind fiea k fan’cy , , got , caprice
’
V alue , Morals
Wonr n v
, , .

rank .S ee C o ncei t , bo ught , Fro ' ’

S ec Valuab le Praise
L
,
ic , ightne ss wo rt hy
m War m— See A nger
. .

W a r —S ec P ale .

Wa nt on— Sec M i se r
.

Wa rf are—bleac h , b lanch Unh app y

m Wni r s n pen m
.

Wno ne a ll, to’tal, in tegral ; co

.
,
— ’ ’ ’
an , s cri be , c ler k,
’ ’
p le t e , e ntirs , i fe ct, so und , we ll,
’ ’
cop’
’
yi s t , trans cri b er, se c retary ,
u ndi v id e d ; fu
’
S ee A ll, Ho ly m anu n’ i ’ ’
law yer ; au thor, c las o
’

m
a e s s
Wa c t lar—to’tally , co plet e’ly , en
.

’
si c , ed ito r.
’
t i te ly , p e r’fectl , full Warre n—See T wis t
y y
WIC K BD e vil, si n’fal, i oi ’al, i ’ mm m
.

—
.
' ’
 A K EY
TO TH E

LATIN, GREE K. AND OT H ER ROOTS .

T m f ll wmg k
: o has b ee n p re p ared to as s is t th e p up il in an aly zing the
o ey co mp o und

w o rds , and i n a s c e rtaining the ety o lo gy o f o th e rs, in w hi c h the fo r i s v e ry m m un like that

o f i ts roo t A ll th e lea d i ng w o rds a re h e re a lp h a be ti c a lly arrange d and th e roots from
m m m
. ,

w hich th ey ared e ri ve d p la c ed op po s it e to the By lead i ng w o rds w e e an tho se fro

m m
.

w h ic h o th e rs are fo r e d b y th e ad di tio n o f o rd inary te r i nat io ns hu s , secure is giv en, T

ml ti
.

w hile securely , securi t y , &c a re o mitt ed ; and if a ccu u a o n or a cc uml ti u a ve i s so ught,

m
,

ml t
.

a ccu w i l b e fo und in the

u a e a lo ne o nly , ho w ev e r,h a v e b ee n o
l i tted, ke y T
ho se
m
.

w hic h are v e ry o b v io usly fo r e d fro tho se in c lud e d in the ke y T he roo ts i n p aren m .

t he se s ar e a fe w no t fo und i n th e ge ne ral c o llec ti o n , b ut w hi c h a re ne c e s s ary to th e co m

p lete a na ly s i s of the w o rds w ith w hi c h the y a re p lac ed .

A BA AC Q
A b use , a bu si v e
'

A b ali e n a te Ab ah us Ab ; u tor
m m
. . . .
'

A b b re v i a te Ab bre s A c a de y
m
. . .

A bd i c a te A b ; di A c atale c t ic A ; ca ta ; legs
m
. . . .

A b di ti v e , a bd i to ry , a bdo e n Ab ; d o A c a ta le p s i a
'

. . A ; ca ta ; lcp si s . .

A bd uc e , abd uc tio n Ab . A c c ed e A c ; cede

. .

A b err, ab e rra tio n Ab ; . A c c e le rate A c ; cater . .

h
b o r, a bho r e nt
r A ;b [t or-
rec . . A c c e nd, as c e n s ion Ac ; ca ndco . .

b i li ty H abeo
. .
'
A c c e n t, a c c e ntuate A c ; ca rto . .

bje c t Ab ; j a cto
. . A c ce p t, a c c e p ta tio n Ac , cap io . .

A lnure Ab j uro
. . A c c e s s, ac c e ss o ry , ac ce ssory , ac ce ssi ble.
A b la c ta te Ab ; la c A c ; cedo
m
. . .

A b lati o n Ab ; lat t i
. . A c c i de nt A c , cad o
. .

A c c ip i e nt A c ; cap fo
g
A e . H a beo . . .

A eps y A lle A c c ite A c ; cit o

m m
po
m
. . . .

A b liga te Ab ; hgo . . A c c la i , ac c la a te Ac ; cla s . .

A b lo c a te Ab locus . . A c c li v e . ac c li v i ty A c ; d i va s . .

A b lue nt, ab la ti o n Ab A c c o le nt A c , cc lo
m mm mm
. . .

A b ti e ga te Ab ; A c co od a te Ac ; co ; od ur
m
go
m m m
. . . .

A b no r o us Ab ; nor s A c c o p a ny Ac ; co ; p e a nut
‘

m m
. . . .

A bo lis h, ab o liti o n Ab ; A c co p li c e A c ; co p lico

m m m m m
. . .

A bo i n a b le , a bo in ate Ab o en . . A c c o p li s h A c ; ca , p lco . .

A bo ri gi n al Aborigi n a . . A c co rd Ac ; .

bo rt i o u A cc o rpo rate Ac ; corp us

'

Ab ; on o r. . . .

A bo und Ab ; u nd o
. . A c c o u nt A c ; con ; p u to
. .

A b rad e , ab ras io n Ab ; A c c re d i te d Ac ; credo

m
. . .

A b ri d gc Ab ; brceis A c c re s c e n t, ac c re ti o n, a c c ru e Ac ;
m m
. . .

A b ro ga te , a b ro ga ble Ab ; A c c ub a ti o n, a cc u b Ac ;
go
m m m
. . .

A b rupt Ab ; ra p ta
. A cc u u la te Ac , cu ulo . .

A b s c i nd , a b s c iss Ab A c e n t uo , ac cura te Ac ;
A c c us a b ti, ac c usa ti o n, ac c us e Ac , ca m
. .

A b s c o nd Abs ; ( o n ; do
m m
. . .
.

A b se nt, a b se nta n eo us Abs ens . . A c c us to A c ; co utu c

. .

A bs is t Ab sisto A c e p ha lou s A ; cep kals . .

A c erb a te , ac e rb it y
. .

A b so lute , a bso lutio n, ab s o luto ry , ab so lv e , Acerbw

m
. .

a b s o lv ato ry A b ; solos A c erv a te Acct u -

m
. . . .

A b so n ant Ab us. . A c e s c e nt, a c e to u s, ac e to se Aces. .

A b so rb a b so rp ti o n A b ; sot boo
-
A c he A ches
m
. . . . .

A b s tu i n, a b s te io u s Abs ; tcneo A c id , a c i d ule , ac id ulate

m
.

A c ki io w le dge
. .

m
A b s te rge , a b ste rsio n Abs tergeo Ac ;
’

m
acs
m
. . . .

A b s ti ne nt Abs i en
. . Ac e .Ac e .

A b s tra c t, abstra c ti ti o us A bs ; traho. . A c o usti c s Acci te. .

A b s trude, a b s truse Abs ; Nu de . . A cq ue s t Ac ; quest s . .

A b s urd A cq ui e sc e
'

Ab ; surd us Ac; qut er

'

m
. . . .

A bundant. Ab , et . A cq uire, acquis ition. 40 ; cac u

l
H ltsr , fi igo ri fic .

F i na l i v o li ty , fri vq lo us M
m
as
m
. . .

F in a nc e [Fin -
m g
F i n a a ss. ro ut, f al E
s
t
g
. . s. .

F i ne , fi
ne ry , finis, ni sh, finitez fir - dc fi ru ga l
m mm m
ra ga ;
F i r , fir a e nt F i r s F r ugi fe ro n s F ru ges ; fsre
m m m
m
. . . .

Fi sc . F iscus . F ru e nta c ee ns F ru en t u . .

fi
Fi s s i le , ss ure . fr ui t, fruitio n F ra ct als . .

F i s tu la F is tu la
. . F ru s t ra te M a ra .

m?
.

fi
F i x, xtu re P it a s . . F
“

ve F ug u .e
F la b b y F la ccid us
. . F a t, y fu lge r, fulg a rs te .

F la bi le F lat us F u li glne us a lign

m m
. . . .

F lac c i d F krcrid us Ful ina te , ful i ne PM

m m m m m
. . .
0

Flagitio us F lag i ti s F u udo , fu ato ry , fu e, fii nud, fn

.

m
m
.

F lagr ant, fl a te F la F u us
m mm m
~
. .

F la be a u le a ; bea u Funa b u lato ry , fa n a b ulis t F u ni s

Fl m Fi
. . da

i i l Fm
.

a e.n an F unc ti o n F u nctus

F l mn fi m
a. . .

Bhi nd P a nd a
mife ; fim
a e a n ca
Fl m m
. .
, .

t F u nd a e nt M
Fl m
u
ml
ro us . na
Fl m
a ,
. us . .

a v o ro u s . a vest . Phi ne b ri a l, fu ne ral F u n us . .

Fl l t fl t Fl t F un gus, fungo si ty F ungus

F l gm P hl gm
a tu e n a ue us . a sts.
m
. . .

F u c le , funi c ula r F u n i s
m
e . c a. . .

F le x s ni o us F lsue ; s a unas . . F u ra c i o us F u r . .

F le xi le , fie xie n F i esta . . F urc a ti o n F u rca

w
. .

F lo ra, Flo re nc e, F lo re n ti ne, F urfn r, fnrfu ra c ee ns Fla . .

F lo ri fero us F los f ore . . F urio us F u ria

. .

F lo ri n, flo ri st, fie rule nt, fie s c ule us, flo uri s h, F urti v e , fnruncle F u r . .

flo w er F los . . F ury . F u ri a .

Fluc tu at e F lu c tue. .
( Flue . F us e , fusi l F u nd s . .

Flue nt, fl uid , r, fluv i ati e, fl ux, fiuxrli ty . Fust iga ti o n E ust is . .

F luv i a ti c .
Futile . F u tilis .

F e c al, fo c us F ocus. .
F ut ure, futuriti o n F ut urlss . .

F e t us F e tu s
. .

F e li ac eo us , fo lia ge , b us ts , folio
m
F o en t m m
. Feli u m .
G .

m
F o sa t u
. .

G li c , ga li c Gallic . .

Fo r Ga la Ga la
. .

Fo r Ga la xy Ga la s . .

Forc e F erris
. .
Ga le a ted Ga lca . .

F o rc e p s , fo rc i p ated F an g s Ga lla nt Ga l
m
. . a. .

F o rei gn F eri s Ga llic , ga lli c i s Galli c

m
. . . .

a k no w , h re knev ledge F ees ; Ga llina c ee us Gallin a

m
. .
. .

Ga lv ani c Ga lva ni
mm
e ns ic F oru
m
. . . .

F o rfe i t F eris f asi e

. . Ga lv ano ete r Galva ni ; et . s.
Fe rins ic a l F eris (secus, b y ) . . Ga ngre ne Ga sn a . .

Ga rrulity , garru us Ga rrie.

m m
F o r , fo r a l, fo r atio n P enna m m m m
Gaso e te r ( Gas) ; etru
m m
. . . .

i Q
Fe r F er it e.
g t fq t ‘; t ; l q
d b le - t t
m
as r a ars
m m
t a . .

s i
Fo r o t y , fo r ula F or a
-
. . as ri o ui s . as er e ae r.
G t ; r pt
Fe rni c a te E e rn i z
g t t m O t ; t ms
p hy
. . t
a s ro ra . a s er a e.
F o rt, fo rte F ortis as re e as er
G l G l
. . o e .

F e rt tfic a tio n F erris f aci e . . au l

. a ic .

Fo rti fy, fortit ude F ortis Ga ze t ga ze tte Gaz ette

Ge la ble , ge lati n, ge lly
. . . .

m
Fo rt ui to us fo rtunate, fo rtune Gslu,
m m m m
. .

F o ru Ge Ga a
m
eru
m
. . . .

F e s se , fo ss i l F essa Ge e lli p are us Ge i nus p a n e

m m m
. . . .

m
Fo un d , fo und a tio n, fo undling F u nd u s Ge i na te , ge ini Gs i n us
mm m
. . . .

F o u nta i n F o ns ( P ra Ge Ga na
m mm mm
. . . ary . .

Ge i fero us Ga
m
F ra c t, fra c tio us , fragi le , frag ent, frs go r fern
mm m
m
. a . .

F ra gra nt F ra e . . Ge e s i ty Ge a . .

G
gé zi gy G "l g
F ra i l F ra ng o
. . d
en
'
. enus .
F ran c h i s e F ra nc . . as o . enea o os.
F ra n ib le F ra n ce Ge ne ra l. ge nerali s s li
fi
. . o, ge nera ze, ge ne
F ra n F ra nc . ra te
, ge ne ri c , ge ne ro us . Galas
F r a nki nc e n s e F ra n c i n ; a ud io . . Ge ne s i s Genea . .

F ra nk li n F ra n c . . Ge n e thli a c s Genoa . .

F ra n ti c P hren . . Ge nc thli alogy Genoa ; logos . .

F ra te r nal F ra ser . . Ge n ial Genu s . .

F ra ter; ce de
g Gg
F ra trlc i d e . e ni c uls te enre.
z
.

F ra ud. fra ud ule nt F ra us . . e nce , ge ni ta s , e ni ti v e, geni us,

F re nc h , fre n c h i fy F ra nc . . Ge ntile , ge ntle , ge ntry Genus. .

m
F re ne ti c , fre ns ic al, fre nzi e d . Ge nu fl e c tie n Gen a f acts . .

F re q ue nt, fre q ue n tati o n F " . . Ge nu ine , ge n s Genus . .

F r ia b le F rte . . Geoc en tri c Gs ; centra s t . .

F ri c a ti o n , fri c tio n F ries . . Geo de s y geode ti c a l Ge; .

F rige fac ti o n F ri es“ ; f a cie . . Geo ap y Ge ; grap he . .

F ri gi d F rigu s
. . Gee Ge; logos .
m
Ind igi ta te In dig i b i s .
i
‘
W -
e

n
Infid el I n
fi
.

In nite , i n ni te s i al, i n ni tiv e ,

Infir m In ;
m
fi m
.

fi
Indi indi gnant, i nd i gni ty I d t '
g n us us
m
. . . .

Ind i s to ry In ; d i ; le t u Infix In
m mm
. . .

Indi lige n t In ; d i f i ego Infl a e ; i n a a ti o n

m mm
. .

Indi ini sh able In ; all; i . i c. In fl a te .I n ; fia tu s .

Ind i re c t I n ; d i ; reg o
. . Infl e c t, i nd e xe d , in flexib le In ; fl esh .

Indi s c e rn i b le In ; di s ; oe no r- . . Infl i c t . In ; fl i go .

Ind i s c c rp i b le , indi sc e rp ti b le In d is , “
Infl ue nt, i nfl ux In ; fl ue
m
. . .

Info li ate I n ; oli u

m m
ce rp e. . .

In d i s c re e t, i ndi sc ret e In ; di s ; Info r In ; oi - a

m m m
. .

Ind i s c ri i n a te In ; dis ; ca e . . fo r i da b le In ; .

Ind is p e ns able In ; d i s p endo . . fo rtuna te I n ; on . .

fra c t, i n fra n i b le In
'

Ind i s p e rsed In ; d i
m
sp e rge
i
. . .

Indi s p o s e In ; d is ; p on e Infre que n t n ; ficqu

'

. . .

Indi s p uta ble In ; d is ; . In fri gi d a te In f rigus . .

Indis s o lub le , i nd is so lv a b e . In fri nge In ; . a nge .

Ind i s ti nc t, indi s ti ngui sh a b le In In fri i ga l I n ; f ru ges

m m
. . .

ga e . In fu e d I n ; f u us
. .

Indi v i d ab le , indi vi d ua l, i nd iv is ib le fu ri atc I n ; f u ri a

'
‘
. . .

d i ; e id ue . fus c atio n I n ; f us cu s . .

Ii i do c i b le , i ndo c i le, i ndo c trinate I n . fus e .I n ; u nd o .

Indo le nt I n ; d eleo Inge la b le gelu

m m m m m
. . n . .

In ger nus
’

Indo a b le , i ndo i te In ; de o .
'
. Inge i na te . .

Indu li io us , i nd ub i t ate In ; d u bi u s . ln ge nde r, ingen e ra te , i ngen

Ind uc e , i nd uc t In ; d uce . i n ge nuo u s I n ; genus . .

Ind ulge I nd u lgee Inge s t I n ; gere

m
. . . .

Ind ura te I n d urus .

. Ingra i ne d I n ; g ra nu .

I
.

Ind ustriou s n d ustrla . . Ingrat e i ngra ti ate , i ngratit ude In; M

. .

Ine b ri nt e , ine b ri ety In ; . Ingra v id ate In ; gre en . .

Ine d ited In ; e ; do
. . Ingred ie nt, i ngres s I n ; grad ier .

Inc fl a b le In ; f; f e fi
'

Ingui na l Ingtn n
é
. . . .

In flec tual, i ne ca cy , i nefli cie nt Ingurgit a te

'

I n ; p a ge
fl b t 1h
. . .

In st able I n ; gust us

Im m h
a ci o . . .

ne a o ra e . e; labor . In a b i le , i nha b it In ; ha beo . .

u sloga ns . Inhale In ; ha lo
m
. . .

Inc lu c tablc n ; e ; lu cter Inh a r o nica l In ; lie

m
. .

Ine ludi b le I n ; e ; lu d e . . Inh e re I n ; ho e

. .

Inep t In o p ti c Inh e rit In ha res

Ineq ual In ; equi v m
. . . .

. . Inh e s i o n n ; he . e .

In err a b le , ine rri ngly In . Inh i a tio n In hi a t us

d
.

Ine rt In ; a re Inh i b i t I n ; e bee

m
. . .

Ine s c atc In ; Inho s p i tab le i nbo itali ty

'

m m
. .

In
Ine sti a b le

Ine v i ta b le
In ; esti a
ln ev i de nt In ; s vi d eo
In e ; tnte
.
.

'
.

.
Inho s tile
m
Inh u a n
m
n li u
I n ; ho e
a te , i n h u
'
e
.

In hu us m
m .

m
m
. .

In es: ca use
.

Ine xc us a b le ni agi na b le I n ; une ge

m m
. . .

Inexec utio n In or ; sew er ni ic a l I n i cus

m m
a
n
. . . .

I i iter
m
Ine xh a la b le In ; an hale . . n i itab le . .

Ine xh an s ted In ; er ; h . Ini q u ity I n equ us

. .

Ine xis te nt fit ; a ; sisto Ini t i al, ini ti a te

‘ '
. . I nt ti tcfls . .

Ine xo r a b le I n ; etc ; ore . . Inj ect -

.In j e cic .

In e xp e c a ti o n, i ne xp ec te d In ; el ecie Iii io i n I n ; j un ge
t i sp . . . .

Ine xp e di e nt In ; a t ; p es . . Inj udi c io u s I n ; j ud i eb . .

lne xp iab le In ; as ; p ie . . Inj unc tio n I n ; ; un ge . .

m
i ne xp lai na b le In ; a ; la n w . Inj u re In j us .

In ; fu e
, . .

lnexp li c a b le In ; q t ; p . Inj u s tic e . .

lne xplo ra b le In ; at p loro

‘

lnla p id a te In ; le p ts
m m m
. . . .

ine xp ress iv e In ; so: p re o . . Inli ine In ; li en. .

i ne xp ugn ab le In ; ex ; . Inna te In ; n ascor

. .
Q
lnexunct, i ne xti ng ui s h a b e I n ; as ; M Inn a v iga b le In ; ne e d!
‘

. .

m
Inno c ent, i nno c uo us In ;
gu o
m m
. .

Ine xt ri c ab le I n ; a ; ni ce . . In no in ab le i nno inate In ; en . . .

Ine x u e ra b le I n at ; sup er Inno v ate In ; nevus

g
. . .

Infa lli lo In ; Inno xio us I n ; neceo

m m
. . .

In fa In; e Innu endo , i nnue nt In ; nue

m m
. .

Ini a n o u s, i nfan t In f e r-i . . nnu e ra b le , i nnu e ro us .

m
Infa nti c id e In ; f a ri ; ce de nn utriti o n
m
'

. In n u trie . .

Inta tnat e In ; f e u r In ob ; 8
'

no b s e rv a b le . i no b s e rv ant
m
. . .

Infe as i b le , i nfe c t i n fe c tio ns In ; fir . no c u la te In ; ocular . .

Infe cund In ; ecu nd us . . no di a te In ' ed i . .

I n ; fills .
'

Intc b ci t no do ro us I n ; odor . .

ifi
i In ; of; aid e
'

fl
‘
n ; ero. no fle ns iv e . .

c ri e r, rna‘ Infa nts no fli c io u s In ; of; new . .

mm
Infe rti le In ; .
fire . Ino p erati v e In ; op era . .

m
In fe sti v e In .
f erte ln . I no p i nat e In op iner . .

Infeu dati ou. n ; feud u . Inop po rt une In ; 01 . .

 Intellec t. i ntellectual, i ntell
b le Inter ; leg s
m m
. .

In ; ordo Is te p erane e, inte p erats,

m m
.

In ; In te p era
m
or u . .

In te rn I
m
rin
ttv e n ; te p us . .

Inte te nse, i nte nt In ;

m
.

Inte r I n ; ter
. .

E
te rc ed e In ter ; cede
. .

inq uis i to rial . In te rc e p t fit ter ; cap tb

. .

qucs ro . Inte rc e s s io n I nter ; eedo . .

In fe ty, ins s lub rio us, i nsalutary

x In ; Inte rc i p i e nt Inter ; enp so
m
'

. so . .

‘ Inte rc i si o n Inter ; e . .

Insauab ls , i nsan e I n ; sa nus . . Inte rc lud e , i nte rc lus io n I nt er; clo ud s . .

Ins a p o In ; se p ia In te rco u rse , inte rcur Inter ;

q
. . .

Ins ati ab e, in s a ti ate, insa ti ety , unsaturab le In te rc utan eo us I nter ; cu tie . .

I n ; sa ns . Inte rdi c t Inter ; d i es

. .
”
n sc i e nc e In ; sew . . In te re st In ter ens
. .

m
Inte rfe re In ter; f en o
'

asc ri be i nsc ri p ti o n In ; scribe

'
.

b
. . .

s nse ruta le In ; scru . . In te rfl uent I n ter ; fl u e . .

Ins c ulp , i nsc ulp ture In ; sculp o. . Inte rtoli ate I nt er ; f oli w n
. .

Ins e c ab le, i nsec t. In ; sees . Inte rfulge nt I n ter "lgeo

35
. .

Ins e c ta to r In sequor . . Interfus e d In ter ; . nd o .

Inse cti le, i nse cuo n In ; sees Inte rio r In tus

m
. . .

m
Ins e cti v oro us In ; u se co . . Inte rjac ent I n ter; Ja eeo . .

Inse c to lo ge r In ; sacs ; logos Inte ne c t In ter ; ic

m
. . . .

Ins e cure In ss ; Inte rls p se In ter ; la bor

m
a
m
. .

Inse in a te In se en
. .

. . Inte rli ne , i nte rli ne ar Inter .

Inte rlGc a tio n In ter ; locus

'

Ins e ns ate , inse n s i b le , insenti ent In sensi o

m m
. . . .

Inse p a rab le, s ep ara te In ; se ; p Inte rloc uti o n Int er ; q ua

m
. . . .

In se rt In ; set-tu Inte rluc e n t In t er ; lueeo

m m
. . . .

Inte rlue nc y In ter ; luo

‘

Ins e
’

e nt I s na
E
. . . .

{2: m n m m
di ate, i s i io ns I Inte rlunar In ter ; tuna
g
m m
n ; . . .

Inte r edi ate I nter ; edi an

m m
a
m m
ig n ; .u . .s .

fi
Insi gni c ant I n ; sign u ; f Inter e n ti o n Inter ; entor
m m m
. . .

Ins inc e re In ; sen s Inter igra ti o n In ter ; ien

m m
. a . . .

Ins i nua tg In si n us Inte r i n a ble , i nter i na te In

m m
. . .
.

m
Ins ip id, i nsi pi e nc e I n ; sep ta Inte r i s s io i nte r i t In ter;
m m
. . .

Ins i s t In ; s a Inte r i x isses

m
. . . .

Inso b ri e ty In si ns ; sbn us Inte r und a ne

'

nter ; rnu nd us
m mm
. . . .

Inso ci al In ; socao Inte r ural In ter ;

'

m m
. . . u s .

Inso late In ; sol Inte r usc uls r Inter ; usculus

m m
. . . .

Inso lent In ; salsa Inte r uta ti o n Inter ;

m
u te.
m
. . .

In so lidity I n soh d us Inte r utu al In ter ;

'

. . u tu us
. .

Inso lub le , i nso v ahle , i nso lv ent In ; solve Inte rn I n tus

mm m
. .
. .

Inte rnunc io
'

o us I n so n us . . Into ; nuncio
. .

Insp ec t, insp e c to rate In sp ad e Inte ro s e al I n t er ; as

s
.

i nter ; peao
. .

ln sp e rs i on In ; e rgo . . Inte rp e .

In s p he re In ; sp . Inte rp ola te , i nte rpo li sh In ter .

In sp i ra b le , i ns pi ration, Insp i re, Interp os e I n ter ; p one

. .

In sp u n Inte rp re t I nterp ret er

m
. . .

Ins p iss ate In ; sp i ssus

‘

. . Inte rre gnu , i nte rre ign, inter:

In s ta bili ty , ins ta b le , i ns ta nt, Inte rrogate Inter; regu . .

i ns te ad In ; sto . t ra p t I nter rup tu rn .

Inte rsc ap ula r Int er ; sca p ula

. .

In sti In ; s ngo
'

. .

m
‘

Ins t In ; st illa Inte rsc i nd In ter ; sein do

m m
. . .

Ins ti ula te In st i ulus . . Inte rs c ri b e. Inter; .

Ins t inc t In ; sung uo Inte rse c an in te rse c t Inter ;

m
. . .

Ins titute In ; sto Inte rse rt

m
. . . n ter ; sertu .

Ins t ratifie d In ; su o Inte rsp e rs e I nt er ; sp ars»

m
. . . .

In s truc t, i nstru e nt In ; struo Inte rste lla r I nt er ; s tellar

m
. . . .

In s u a v i ty
'

In sua s . . Inte rs ti c e In ter sto

In s ubj ec tio n In su b ; Jad a
. .

. Inte rstinc ti v e In ter sti n g uo

14
. . .

Ins ubo rdi nate . sub ; ord o . . Inte rs ti ti al Inter ; sto . .

Ins ub s ta n ti al In ; su b ; sto . . Inte rstrati fied In ter ; sterno . .

Insu fl e rab le In
'

I
nte rte xtur I nter ; tet eus
z
ar
e . .

u te rtro 1c i
.

fi
In suf c i e n t I n ; Inter ’ trop es
m
acio . . . .

Ins ular Insula . . Inte rv a Int er ; oa tlu .

Ins ult I n ; sali o Inte rv e i ned In ter; e ena

m m
. . . .

lns u e In ; su o . . Inte rve ne , i nte rv e n tio n In ter .

In s up erab ls I n sup er . . Inte rvert I n ter ; verto

.

Ins up p o rtab le In ; su p ; p one

.

. . Inte rv o lv e I n t er; w h o
. .

Ins up p re s si v e In ; sup p ro ne . . Inte st ab le , inte sta c y , inte state In tu tu. .

Ins urge nt, ins u rre ctio n In ; surge Inte s ti ne In t estine

m
. . .

Int a c ub le , i nta ngible In ; ta ngo Inthro ne , inthro n ize In ; thro- s.

m m
. . .

I i ta sta b le In tas ter In ti ac y , i nti a te Intus

i m m m
. .

I ‘teger, tegral integrate, inte grity

. .

m
Inti i da te
m m
. In ; t i es.
.

Integu atio n, tegu ent In saga

.

. . Intit e I n ; ta ng»
'
. .
m ole. a ls o .
O leosac ch s ru m Oli . ve ; saeelt m s s.
O rb orb icular, o rbi t, osb y
O rc ha rd H ar s .
Orbit
m .
.

O leo se a wa
. . O rc hes tra, o rc hes tral Orchestra . .

O le ra ceo u s Olus . . O rd ai n , o rd e al, o rd e r, o rdi n a l, o rdi na nc e .

O lta c t Olso , f aei o o rdi n ary , o rdi n a ti o n, o rdnan c e,
’

. .

Onto
g O
lid lee na n c e

m
. . . .

liga rc lY C hg“ : O re ad Ores

m
. .

O li gts t Oli gos O rga n, o rga n iz e Orga n u

mm m
m
. . . .

O lito ry Olus . . Or ogra p h y Org a s; g p ho . .

O l1v uc e o ns, o li v as te r, o li v e Oliea ar , o ri e ntali s t Oria r

m m
. . .

fi
.

O ly p i a d, o ly Ol O ri c e Ora a cio
m
1c
m m
. .

O rigin, o r
' '

O b ro e te r us ty , o rigi n ate
m m
.

O e ga O O ri so n
m m
ega
m m m
. . .

O e n, o in a te, o ino us O en. O rn a e nt, o rna te, Ornature

m m m m
. .

O i s s i o n, o i t Ob , i ne O rni s co ic s O is ; scop ae
Om
. . . .

O i th i t
rn o i lit has
Om
e. s .

O i th l gy
rn i lo gos
i th m m ei
o o . s .

gr O rn i s ;
gl 8 7 a
o as
c
gi 1 8
an a.
0 ° 0 0 "
O rp h an ha
m
.

O rph ano tro p Orp hanas a p ha

O rth o do xy uises do e g m
m m
.

Oni os ; d ra as
.

O rtho dro i cs . .

O rth oe p y Ortbos ap es . .

O rt hogon Orthos gan i a

m
. .

O ni O rth ra p hy Orthas g rep /so

m m gg
. .

O ni v o ro us O a i r oera O rth ogy Orthos logos

m m m mm
. . . .

O ph ali c O p ha los O rtho e try Ortlsos ;

m m
a
m
. . as . .

O p h a loc e le O p ha los eels O rt ho p ny Onlsas p nes ss .

m m
. . .

m
O p halo p te r O p halos ; op to O rti v e Orias
m m m m
. . .

O p halo to y O p lta los ; to es . . O ry c to gnos ti c , o ry ctognos y Organ s ; . o

m
O ne i roc ri ti c Onei ros ; crass tas
m m m
. . .

O ne i ro an c y Oneires ; a n eia O ry c up by O en s ; g p lse

mgm
. . . .

mF zflm
O ne ra ry , o ne ra te On u s O r c to etas f logos
m y
. . o
O nko to niy
m
.

( Cbslnos, a s w e lling) ; to a
m m m
. os

g
O no a n c y , o no an ti c s c i ta nt, o s c i tatso n
’

Ono a o
m m
. .

O no ato p y Ono a op t s p ra y oa f ra nge

s}
. . .

O nto lo glc , o ntolo gy O ss e le t. o ssebus , o ss iele Os

m
. .

W
.

O ss i te ro us Os f e
'

O p ac a te o p a c i ty . . .

p
.

c , o s s i fic a tso n
gg i
O p l, o a le s c e nt, o p ah ne, o p ali ze Op a s O s ; f aei a
a
. .

st ge oa fl a nge
f
.

O p aq ue , o p ak e . Op aeus . o s sgfy a .

m
O s s svo ro us Os ; veto . .

ra te, o p e ros e . o O s s uar Os

b
mmm
.

O p h id io n has. . O s te n s s le, o s te nsi v e, o sten t, oste ntatson.

O p hio lo gy h i s logos o s te n tatio us Os ; ten d e
m
. . . .

O p hi o a nc y op : a ncia O s teoc o l Osteen ( calla , glue )

m
. . .

bis
.

O p hi o o rp ho us orp hs . . O s teoco p e Os tean cap e . .

W een ; logos

m m
U p b io p h us- 0? p ha sv O s teo logy .

O p hite . hi s . O s tler H asp es

. .

O p lu nc h a s Op lsis (echo , to h av e) O s tra c ite , os tra c i ze Ostra ean.

m
i
. . .

OP O t aco us ti c Ous aeau a

m m
a - .

Ous ; a igos
.

t t O talgi a
m
o s co p y os
m
seep eo . . . .

O p b th al op i u O urano gra b y Oura nos ; g p lse

Em
;. . .

O p i a te O utrage le
m m
. . .

O p i ne , o p i at e , op ini ati v e , o p inio n, op i O v al, o v ario us , o v ate O an .

g
Oass
'

n i o na te v a tso n
mm mm
.

Op op v e rt, o v ert ure Ob p a n e

m m mm
. . . .

O pp i d a Opp id u O v i c ular 0
m
. . . .

g dm
O p p igno ra te Op p i cn ics v i uc t Oas s d u eo
m
. . . .

O p po n e 0? p ano vs or Oau sn fi
. st- a .

O p po rtune Op p one . . O v i ne .Ooi s .

O p p os e o p p o s i ti o n Op , p one. O v i p a ro us Ow ns p a i a
m m
. . . .

O p p ress Op , p re o O v o id O a n ; ai des
m
. . .

Op p ro b rio us Op , p robru O xa lic Gays

m
. . . .

mm
O p p ugn , o p p ugn an t, o p p ugnatio n Op . O xy c rate a s ; (eas e, to sx)
.

O xy d , o xyd a se , o xydi ze Ocey s

1
m
. .

O p s i ath y ( Op se, la te) ;. O x y ge n a s genes

. .

O p ta ble, o p ta ttv e Op to O xy go n Ocrys gan gs

mm
. . .

8 mi gi M
O p ti c , o p ti c i an Op te xy so d - i d as , v so le t co l
. .
” o red ) .
O p tio n Op to
. xy e a

8 i am an T
O p u le nt en s , foo li s )

h
Op ulen tus
. . xy u o s n
o c ; ( . .

O p us c ule Op era.. xy r o e ”s rad on, ros e .

O rac le , o rac ula r, o rsi so n, o ral, orati o n, o ra O xy to ne Os ys ; tans .

.

to r, o rato rio , o ratri x Ore . .

 FYI :

P rovo st h o ; p
m
P ro xi a l, p ro xi ity
.

P rop s.
m
m
m m m
.

Pre e ri t h o eri tu P ro xy P ro ; eu ro
m
. . . .

P ro ine nt P ro rrrrrroo Pru d en t P ro ; vid eo

'

m m
. . . .

P ro i sc uo us P ro P ruri e nt, p ru ri go , prurig eno us

m
oose
m m m
. . .

P ro i se , p ro i sso ry Pro ; P sa l Psa l s

m mm m m
. . .

m
Pro o nto ry P ro ; P s a l od y P sal a ed s
m m m
o s . . . .

P ro o te h a; P sa l o gra p li y Psa l a ; grap hs

m m
oose
m m
. . . .

P ro p , p ro p tit ud e, p ro p tuary . h a; P s a lte r Psa l a . .

P se udo -a po s tle Pseud os ; ap e , st alls

m t p ml P g
. .

P ro o P rou d“ ; gra p ho
tig
u lp “ l se u do r a p hy
’

z
u
Pm
0,
g
ro ro e.
°
. . .

P re na P se udo ogy Pan das ; logos

m m
r ne o
m
o r
m
, . . . .

Pro no un P se ud o e ta lli c Pos a dos ; ota l u

mi m m
.fl a ers . . .

P ro no unc e, p ro nun ci ati on. Pro ; ru P se udo o rp li o as. Psou des ; orp h s
m
o o. .

m m-
P s eu do p ro p lis t Pssud es ; p ro ; p lu e
m; m
-
. .

P ro p ble.p ro o Judi “, pro p agato P P se udo -v o lc ano Psoudes c a lca r o . .

PW
g g “d
sy c e
ig
m m
Pro p e l P ro ; p ollo s y e o lo gy s/obs ; lo ges
m m
. . . .

W nse s ro oe n r P Ps y c ho ni a c hy Psy cho ; a ck ai

.
m o
m
. .

P ro p e r, pro p e rty P rop ri us P s y c ho anc y Psy cho ; a stoid

m
. . . .

P ro p li as i s , p rop he c y , p ro pj i e s y , p rop h et P ty a li s P t ye
m
. . .

Pro ; ba n e . P t y s a go gii e P tye , a gogous . .

P ro p l iy c ti c P ro ; p hy la ctori ort . . P ube rty , p ub e sc e n t P u bor . .

P ro p inq uat e P rop s . . P ub li c , p ub li c a n , p ub li s h P op u la r . .

P ro p i ti ab le, p ro p i ti a te , p ro p itio us P rep s. P u d e nc y , p ud i c a l p ud ic i ty P u d oe

m
. . .

m
P ro plas , p ro las ti c Pro ; p lan e P u e ri le , p ue rpe ra l P ri or
m
. . . .

Pro po ne nt o p one
. Pu gi li s , p u a c io us , p ugna ci ty P ro .

P ropo rtio n. P ro ; p ars . P ui s sant osso . .

P ro po s e, p ro po s i t i o n, p ropou nd Pro ; P uk e S p a re

m
. . .

P u lic o se P tola r . .

g m
ro p ri e ta rop ri ty Pu lle t, p ullula te P ullus
m
y p
r e
m
. .
, . .

ro p ugna tio n P ro p ro P u l o n a ry , p ul o ni c Pu bs»

m
ro p u
iz
. . . .

P ro p u t , p ro p u lse Pro ; p ollo P ulp P ulp a

m
. . . .

Proro ga tio n, p ro ro gue Pro ; P u lp i t P u lp i t u

m
. . .

P ro ruptio n P ro ; ra p t a . . P ulpo us .

P ro s ai c p ro s a l Prose P u ls a t io n, u lse Po lls

B m
. . .

P re s c ri be, p re s c ri p ti o n P ro ; scribe
.

. . P u ls i fic .
f
P ros e h ose u s io n
gi
P 611)
1
. . . .

v e ri z e , p ulv e ro d8 , p ulv e rn
m
u v e ri n, u
P rose ly te h asd y tes le n t, p ulv c
l
Pa l s i
m mm
. . . .

P rose i natio n P ro ; so P u nc h , p unc ta te P a ri ge

m m
. . . .

P ro so d y ( Pros, to ) ; ed s
. . P un c ti fo r P uh ge , fer a . .

mm
P ro so po le p s y P rosop e ri lop . P u n c ti li o p un c to, p un c tua l, p
Prow p o p i p ro so po p y P rosop ort ; p oroo . .
p unc ti i a te , p unc ture , p unge nt .

P ros p ec t, p ro s p e c ti v e , p ro s p e c tus h o; . P un :c P u n icu s.

.

m
sp eci e . Pu ni sh , p u n it io n ia . .

Pros p e r, p ros p e rity Prosp er . . P up , p up a up i k p p i la ge P a ra

P ro s p i c i e nc e P ro sp ecie Pup i v o ro us P a p a ; ooro
m
. . . .

P ro st e rna ti o n P ro sto e . . P u p p e t, o p p y P up a . .

P ro sthe s i s, p ro s th e ti c Pro ; thesis . . P ure . torus .

P ros ti tute P ro sto P urga ti o n, pur to ry , p urge

m
. . .

Pro s tra te P ro sto a fi

P u ri c a t i o n f
m m m
. . toru s aoto . .

P ro sy llogys P ro ; s yl; logos . . P u ri fo r P ra s ; or a

a
-
. .

P ro te o p ro te cto ra te P ro tq o Puri fy , pu ri s t , p uri tan, p ur i ty

m
. .

Pro ten Pro ; tend o P urli e u P u s , li sts

m
. .

P ro te s t P ro testis
. . P u rlo P u rlo i n
. .

Pro te us P ro teus . P u rp o rt P ro ; p orte

. .

P ro the s i s h o thesi s
. . Pu rp o s e P ro , p esto
. .

P rotho no ta r Pre to s ne seo . Pu rs u a n t, p urs ue, p urs ui t, p urs ui v a nt Per ; .

Pro to co l ( calla , glue )

m
seq u er.
m m
. .

P ro to a rty r P retos a rty r

. . P urte na n ce P or; to e . .

P ro to plas t h ates p lasso . . P urule nt P i ts . .

P ro to po p e Pretos p ap a s
. . P urv e y Pro ; vid eo
. .

P ro to typ e Pre tos typ o s P us P us

m m
. . . .

P ro to xy d Pre tos ; exys P us i lla ni i ty , p us i llani o us P usi llsi s ;

m
. . .

P ro tra c t Pro tra ho

. . a ni us .

P rotrud e , p ro trus io n. Pro tra de . P us tule M .

P ro tube ran c e, p ro t ubera te , p ro tub erous . P uta ti v e P u te . .

m
Pro ; tu ber . Put re d ino us P a tri r . .

s ; f eie
'

Pu tre fa c tio n Pa a

m
. .

P ro v edi to r, p ro v e do re , p ro v ende r . P ro ; Put re fy p utre sc e n t, p utrid .

P utri fic o P utris fl u id
,

vi d eo ti o n
m
sw i
;
.

P ro v e rb P ro verbu
. .
”
P ro v i d e , p rov i de nti a l P ro ; e i doo
mid p y
. . s

im
P ro v i nc e, p ro v i nc i al Pro ; s i nce . . P y ra , re Pw .

P ro v i s io n , p ro v i so P ro ; e id sa . . Py re to lo gy Py r ’ h »
Pro v oc a ti o n, p ro v o k e f ro oose . . Pyri tac e o us, py rite P pr . .
P y ri ti te ro us Pyr ; fora
’

. .

P y r i to lo s'Y Pr : b ow
Q ui nq ue re m m:
gy hg
y ro a tr y Py r la tria
m
. . e . i n q uo ; roo s
ro a s a ns . r; li g-
u Q uinq ue v a lv e i nq uo ; oa loc
W
. .

P y ro lo gy F air ; Q ui nq ue v i r e i r.
m m
.

Py ro a n c y P y r;
g
ui nq ui s li able
m
'

m nqu o ; cp l;
a rteta

Ji
. .

P y ro e te r P y r ; rrtotru i
m m
. . n n t. u n gu e .

P y ro n o i cs P Q u i ntes se nc e .
ne os
Q ui rt q uo ; sri s
min
. .

P y ro p li a no us li a rio
g
yr ; . . i
u a tillio n .
Q ui nq uo ; e.
P y ro p h o r us ni ntup le

8:
ore . 1 n qu o
, p liea
P y ro s c o p e P y r; seop oe. Q uo d li be t. ( ltbot. i t p leas e s )
Q uo rum
.

Py ro t e c h n i c P y r; tosltrso.
.
, uo ta .

P y ro ti o .P57 .
Q uo te i te . .

P y r rli o ni e, p y rrho ni s i n he Q uotidi an

m
. . .

Py thago ri c , y tli ago ris .

Q uo ti e nt .

P y tlu a n, p y ni c Pyt hon . .

Rabb i , rab b in Ra bbi .

Q u ad rage ne Quad ra gonoa Ra b d o l

Q u ad rage s i m
. .

a a Ra b i d
m m
. . .

Q u a d ra ngle a a rty uh “
-
Rac e a tio n Ra ce us
m m
. . . .

Qu a n t, n ra t Q u ad ra Ra c e i fe ro us Ra co us ; f ora
u a d re nn i g Q ua d ra ; a rom m m
. . . .

Ra c e o us Race u s
g
i as . . .

ua d ri b le .
Quad ra . Ra d i a l rad i a nt, ra di a te
. Rad ius . .

Q u ad r i c ap s u la r Q uad ra ; oap su la Ra d i c a l, rad i c a te , rad ic le Rad i x

Q ua d r i d eci m m m m m
. . . .

al Q u a d ra ; d ec e . . Ra d i o e te r Rad i us ; etru . .

Q u ad r id e nta te Q uad ra dons. . Ra d iu s Rad i u s. .

Q u a d ri fid Qu ad ra ; find e Radi x Ra d ix
m m m
. . . .

g
u a d rij ugo us ad ra ; j u gusrt Ra
m m
. .
, ra eo us , ra o us .

ua d r i la t e ra l. ; lo tus Ra i c atio n Re us ; f acio

m
ra
m m
. .

Q u a d ri lle . ra . Ra i fy , ra o us Re us

m
. .

gd Qua d ra ' (lobes a lo be )

u ad ri lo b ed . Ra nce s c e nt, ranc id , ranco r, rank , rankls.
Qua ora ; ( i nim m
.

ua ri loc ular. ,
a li ttle Ra on .

Rank Ra ng
. .

R8 ra p e , rap id , rap i e r, rap i ne

, r p ture.
2
a
1 ; pi e
m
.

Rare Ra s
m
. .

Ra re fa c tio n Ra s ; f a cie . .

Ra re fy , rari ty Rarus . .

Ras e , ra s h Ra te
m
. .

Rate Ra s
. .

fi
Ra ti c a tio n Ra tu s f aoio
m Qu ad ra ; m
. .

ad ru an . e nus . Ra ti fy , rati o , ra ti o ci nate , rati on, ra tionality .

ad rup ed . Qua d ra ; p os . Ra tus .

ad rup l , q ua d rup li c ate .

e u ad ra Q Rau c ity, rau co us Ra uous . .

Q Rav age . ra v e , ra v i sh Ra p io
:
ali ii c a ti o n . ua tis ’ a ci o. . .

a li f , u a lity .
Q ua l i Ray Ra d i u s
y q
mQ
. .

an ti t a nv e , uauti ty , q uantu ue nti n . Ra ze , razo r Re do

g
. . .

ar a nti n e . l ua d ra . Rea c t Ro a go
m m m
. .

arre l. Qu asar . ad i s s io n, re ad i t Rs ; ad , i tto. .

ad o p t Ro ; ad ; op ts
. .

ad o rn Ro ; ad ; en se
. .

a l, re a li z e Ros
m
. .

ani a te Ro , a rtisna . .

Re anne x Be ; a n ; si esta
. .

R e a s c e nd , re as c e ns io n, re as ce nt Re ; a .

q u e s tuary
Re aso n Ra s m
m
. .

as se rt Rs ; “ sortu
m
. .

as si ila te Be ; M ilk
m m
as
um
. .
,

q u incunx as s u p ti e , re a ss o n. Ro as ;
tt m
.

a pt
e B ; t; t . e a ortte.
b ti b pt
p ; bd
a ze a a.
e
Re c ant Ro ; ee ri e . .

Re c a ito i s ts Rs ; cap u t . .

Re c a e Ro ; cod a
. .

Re c e i p t, re c e i v e , re c e it Ro .

Re c e le b ra te Ro ; od obris . .

Re c e ns io n Rs ; consoa
m
. .

Re c en t Roo s . .

Re c e p ta c le . re c e p tio n Rs ; .

Re c es s Rs ; cod e. .

p lac e ) Re c id iv atlo n Rs ; co de . .
 Rec ip e, recip ient Rs ' cop ‘s .
0
. M t. Rs , acio .
Re c ip roc al, rec ip ro c ate , reci p roc i ty Rs Re fl-cc t, re e x Rs ; fl oors
m
. . .

sir on s. Re fl o uri s b Rs ; fl os . .

Re c i s ion Rs ; cc d o Re flo w , re due nt, re fl ux Rs

m m
. .

m
.

Re c i tatio n, re c i te Rs Re fo r e d Rs f or u la s
m m m Rs fan -
. . .

Rec lai , rec la ati on Rs ; sla s Re for a

Re ai n
. . . .

Re c line Re fo ss io n
g
Rs ; d i n e
. . . .

Re e lo se , re c lude , rec lus e Rs ; ole - i ds . . Re fo und Rs ; . ud us .

Re co c t Rs ; a qua Re frac t, re fraga b le Rs ; fl a nge

m
. . . .

R e co ni tio n e co gni z e Rs ; cog ; nosa Re frai n Rs ; f rsnu

g i
. . . .

Re ca lec t h a t ; 14 ° Re fra ri gi ble Rs fia a go

m m ; mm
. . .

Rec o lo rt Rs co fir sts Re fre na tio n Rs f rs i

'

mm m
° '

Rs co
. . .

Re co e nd Re fre sh, re frige rate Rs ; f rigi d

mm mm
. .

Reco i t Rs ; a n ; Re fu Rs fisgi o
m m
i ss i o

s
re co
°

Re fu e nt R
. .

Re c o p ac t p asta s s f ulga
m m
co . . . .

Re co pense Rs ; co ; p onds Re fu nd , re fuse Rs ; fie i d o

m m m
. . . .

Re co p i le e nt Rs ; a lo Re fute Rs f u to
m m g ;
m
. . .

Re ga l, regai
.

Re c o po se , re co s i ti o u
-
n o
m
. . .

Re co nc i le , reco nc a tio n Rs ; Re gene ra te Rs ; g

'

m
. .

Re c o ndense , Rs ; con ; d s us Re ge nt” n o

mm m
. .

Re co ndi te Rs ; oon do . . Re ge r a tio n Rs ; gsr sn . .

Re c o nd uc t Rs ; a n d uos . . Re gib le n o . .

Reco nio in Rs a n ; j u ugo Regi c i d e n o ; ce d e

mm Rs con ; nova m m
. . . .

Re c o te r . . Re gi en, regi ent, regi o n, rcgns nt .

Re co nq ue r Rs co n q ueen . . Re gre s s Rs ; grad i or

. .

Re co ns e c rate Re gula r, re gula te, re gai ns , re i gn n

m
a n saf er
m
. . o.
Re co nso late Rs ; a n ; colo r Re i p la n t Rs i ; p le a se
m m
Re i po rtune R
. . . .

Re co nv e ne Rs ; son ic p to
-

m
s ; use o v
m
. . . .

Re c o nv e rs io n re co n ve rt Rs ; co n ; certs Re i p re gnate : Rs ; i
m p rogn o si s
m
.

M o nv e y R Re i p re s s, rei p ri nt R
. .

esli o s ; an
m
s ; co n . . .

Re co rd Rs ; cor . . Re i nq ui re Rs ; i n ; ga e
. .

m
Re co unt Rs ; con ; p uto Re ins Routes
m
. . . .

Reco u rse Rs cu . . Reins e rt Rs ; i n s . ut:

Re c re ant, re c re ate Rs ; orso Re ins p ec t Rs ; in ; sp ecies
m m m
. . .

Re c re e nt, re c re e nti ti o us Rs ; os o Re i n sp i re Rs ; i n sp i ro
m m
. . . .

Rec ri i n ate Rs ; cri e s Re insta te Rs ; in ; sto

m
. . . .

rud e nc rec rude s c e nt Rs ; s d us . . Re i nterro ga te Rs ; i nter; rogo .

Rec rui t orosco Re i n th ro ne Rs ; i n ; thronus

n m
. . . .

Re c ta ngle o a ngsd us
. . Re inv es t Rs ; . o a si s .

ti fic atio n Rq o ; f aoio . . Re i n i ngo ra te Rs ; i n ; v igor . .

Rec ti fy Rogo Re i te ra te Rs ; itsr

m
. . . .

Re c ti li n e ar n o ; li e Reje c t, rej e c taneo us ejee ti tio as

z
. .

Re c titude , re c to r n o Rop i n, rejo ind e r k j u ngo

m
. . . .

Re c u b a tio n, re c u be nt Rs Reio urn Rs ; j ou r . .

Rei udge
.

upe ra tio n Rs ; oa p w Rs ; ; ud ia
m
. . .

Re c ur, re c urre nt Rs ; su . . Re u v e ne s c enc e Rs .

Re c u rv a tio n, rec urv e Rs ; ca rcass Re a p se Rs ; la bor

m
. . . .

Re c s ant, rec nse Rs ; cau se . . Re lat e Rs ; lo cu

. .

Re d i t io u Rs ' do Re la x Rs Ic arus
m m f“ logo
. .

Re de e Rs ; s o
. . Re le ga te . .

Re d e li be ra te , re d eli v e r Rs ; do Re le v an t Rs ; la c
m m m
. . .

Re de a nd Rs ; d o ; e nd o Re li c t Rs ; l q u o
m m
. . . .

Re d e p tio n Rs ; o o Re lie f, re li e v e Rs ’
Redes c e nd Rs do s
. .

sa udo Re ligio n Rs ligo

Re di nte gra te R
.

Rs ; Ii nquo
.

s ; in
. .

ta ngo . . Re li i i q ui s li . .

Re d is po se Rs ; d is ; p o ne Re li s h Rs lsoli er
Re lu c ei i t R
. . . .

Re di sso lv e Rs ; d is salvo . . s ; lu oa
. .

Re dis tri b ute Rs ; d is ; tri buo Re luc t, reluc ta nt Rs ; Iu otor

m m m
. . . .

Redo le nt Rs ; oli o Re lu e , re lu in e Rs ; lu en
m mm
. . . .

Re do ub le Rs ; d uo ; p hoo Re ain Rs ;
‘

m
e o
m
. . . .

Re do und Rs ; u nd o Re a nd Rs ; a nd o
m m
. . . .

Re d uc e , red uc ti o n Rs ; d i sa

figp iw i' " R m "

iki
.

i
m '
. Re a rry
m m m
Re e di ate , re ed y
mm mm
Rs ; .

Re e be r, re e b rance Rs ; 9
a f itus
Rs ; odocs .
.

u i c a te . too ; 1:li s t
Rs soda m m
. :

Re - e c li o Re i gra te Rs ; igro
m m
. . . .

Re e di fy Rs sass Re in is c e nce Rs ;
m m m
a nor
m
-
. . . .

Re -e le c t Rs ; s ; logo Re i se re is s , re i t Rs ; ule
m m
. . . .

Re e nac t Rs on ; ago Re nant Rs ;

m
a na
m
-

Re -e nio rc e R
. . . .

Re o d e l Rs ;
‘

s ed i as
m m
. . .

Re -e ntii ro ne Rs ; on shtanas Re ons tran ce , rc o ns trate Rs

m m m
. .

Re o rd, re o rse Rs ; ord a

m mm
. .

Re o te Rs ,
mm
o
m
. .

Re e xpo rt. Rs ; so ; p orts : Re o unt Rs ;

m m
-
. o

m
Re o v e Rs
m
. oea .

Re fe l Rs ; a lto Re ugie nt
m mm
. . . ic
Re unera te Rio
.

Re fe r, re fe renc e Rs ; fo o
mm mmm
u
fi
. . . .

Re ne Rs ; finis
. . Re ur ur Rs ; . ur
 Salite ro us Sal; fero
'

. .

Sa li fic atio n S a l; f as io . .

’
Sali ly, s a li ne Sal

m
. .

m Sa lini te ro us Sul ; f eto

'

m m m
m
. .

Rho bo id
'

aides Sali lo r Sal; f or a

m mg lythm
;
. . . .

Rh q rb y is b y tb i i c al. Rhyth S a li no - te rre ne Sal ; tetra . .

Sa li te Sa l. .

Sa li v a, s a liv ate, s a liv o us

S a lly , s a l o n Sa lio m . .

Sa lsa a c id -
Sa l ; acid s“ . .

Sa ls ugi no us Sa l . .

m
Ri s ib le Ri d es . . Sa lt . Sa l .

Rite , ri tual Ri S a ltant

’

. . Sako . .

Ri v a l, ri v e r, riv ulet Riva s . . Sa ltp e tre S al ; p etra . .

Ro bo rant, ro b us t Robi n . . Sa lub rio us , sa luta ry , s aluta ti o n, s alute.

Ro ga tio n n o Sa la s
m m m m m
. . .

Ro an, Ro e , ro i sh , Ro ulus Ro Saluti te ro u s

0

Sak ss ; sto
'

. s. . .

m
Ro p a li o Rop a lo ri . . Salv a ge , salv atio n, s ve, s alvo S a las . .

Ro ra l, ro ra ti o i i , ro r id Ros
fi f fi fim
‘ ‘ “

m
. .

Ro ri i e ro us Ros ; f sro
'

. .
p e u
. .

Ro ri tluent Ros ; fl ue . . San a b le , s a na ti ve Sa rt us . .

Ro s ac eo u Rosa. Sa nc tili oatio n S a ncti ss f as io

m
o s ary . . .

Ro s c i d San c ti ty , s a nc ti o ny, s anc tio n, san e

‘

Ro se , ro se a te Rosa s anc ti ty , sa nc tuary Sa nctus

m m
. . . .

Ro s trate . ro stru Ros tru . . S a ne . Sa n as .

Ro s y Rosa
. . Sa nguife ro us Sa ng u i s f sro . .

Ro ta , rotary , ro tate , ro te. rot und . Rota . Sa ngui fic a ti o n Sa n g id s ; fas io

-
. .

Ro tund i lo lio us Rota f oli u rn San gui fl uo us S a ng uis fiao

'

. . . .

Ro utine Rota Sangui ty , s a ngu in a ry , s a gui ne

‘

. .
n .

Ro a l Ro y . . Sa ngulni vo ro us S a ng ui s ; voro . .

Ru fac i e nt Ru bsr ; f a si o Sa nguis u i Sa rtg uis ; sugo

g mn
. . .

Sp i
Rube s c e n t. rub i ca n, rub i c und . all ! l a
Rubific Rubsr ; f acio
. . a s“p to
sa p i en t. .

Rub i fy , rub ri c , ru b y Ri sbsr Sa po nac eo u s, sa p o nary

m
. . Sap a .

Ruc ta ti o n R Sa p o nific ati o n Sap o f act s

m
. . . .

Rud e , rudi e nt R a d i o . . Sa po ni fy Sap o . .

Rufes c ent rulo us Rufus Sa p o r Sap io

‘

Rugo se huga
. . . .

. . Sa po ri fic S a p io f a sio . .

Ru i n Ra i na Sar a b a nd, Sara c e ns Sa ra

m m m
. . . .

Ruin ilo r Ra i na ; for s Sa rc as , s a rc asti c

'

. . Sa ra . .

Rule n o
m m m
. .

Ru i ua n ru i na te Ra s» a rco c o a. glas
m m
. .

Ru or u S a rco lo gy Sa n ; lo gos.
m
or
. . .

R e w ir n Sa rco a
ap l
nc i na te Sa n
i gp t
. . .

ti c n’ rup ture . u rn. Sa rc o p hagus Sa ns ; p ha ge . .

Rura Ri ss Sa rco tic Sa tx

-

m
. . . .

Rurico li st R ; sols . . Sa tan Sa ta n . .

Ruri ge no us Rus . . Sa te . Sa tis .

Rus se t R ussi a . . Sa te llite , s a te lli ti o us Sa una s . .

Rus ti c , rus tic a te Rus . . Sa t ia te , s ati e ty Sa t i s . .

Sa ti re , s a tiri c a l, s ati ri z e Sat in .

Sa ti s fa c tio n Sa tis ; f a cts . .

Sa ti s fy Sa t is
. .

Sa trap S a trap
. .

Sa t urab le, s atu ra te Sa tis . .

Sa turda y , Sa turn, s at urnali an,

Sa bb atta ri an, s abb ath, s ab bati c , s abb a tis m mu
mm
S a tu s .

S a bbo
g“ 08 u S ci
u
a flce a a
gll
. e. .

Sa be lli a n Sa bslli us
m
. . 0
S a b u lo s ity, s a b ulo us Sa buks Sa v e , s avio r S a las
mm
. . . .

Sac c b a ri te ro us S ascha ; fero Sa v o r Se p ia

m
. . . .

S ac c ha ri ne Sa sska ru Sa w Ssso
m m
. . . .

m
Sac c bo la c ti c Sa ss/to hi s S xa ti le Sa xu -

m
. . a . .

S a c e rdo ta l S aver ; d os S a xi frage, s axi trago us S cu ; fia

'

m
. . . .

S ac ra e n t, sa c re d S a ser . . Sa xo n S a xon. .

So c rific s a c ri c e . Sassr ; f aei o fi . Sc a la ble , s c a lad e, sc alary Sea la . .

S ac ri le ge , s a c ri le gio us Sa a r; ls: . Sc a ld .C a lso .

S a c ri s t Saw . . Sc a le .S sa la .

S ac ro s a nc t Sa t er ; sa nctus
- a lo ne , s c a le no us .
m
. .

S ad d uce an, s ad ducis S add ussss. . S c an . S ounds .

Sa fe . Salas . Sc a nd al Sca nda ls » . .

Saga c io us, s a gaci ty , s e Sa gas . e nd e nt sc an s io n

.
.
, .

Sa gi tta l, s agitta ri us . a p u la Seap u la . .

S a i nt S o n ata s a rific a to r, s c a ri f Searip kos

. .
y . .

S al, s a lacio us , s ala c ity, s alad , s alary Sal ate b ro us , s c a turte nt S nn is

m
'
-
. . e a .
’
.

S a le b ro s i t s ale b ro us S alee . . a turi i no us

g S es ta rio. .

S a li e n t . I . Sc e ne , s c e nic Sssna . .
Scep tic, scep ti cis
Sce p tre
Sc hed ule
m
m
.

Sch e e , sc he i st Sche a
m S ssp to a i

m
m
m
.
.

m
m
.
m .

m
Sc hi s , sc hi s ati c, s c hi s ati z e .

Sc ho lar s c ho la sti c , sc ho li as t, s c ho li u ,
g m
ch l s a i nt
s
sc i hy Sci a grap hs
m
. .

Sc i e ric Ssia ; ( the , a h untin3

.

Sc i a ti c . Scia ti ca .

Sc i enc e Sei o
.

Sc i e nti cfi S si o f asio
. .

Sc i nfilla te
'
Ss kt rilla
m m m
. .

Sc io ac hy Ss ia a sho a i.
.

Sc io p tic . S sia op to z
Sc i ssi ble, sc i s si le , s ci s s i o n, sc isso rs, sc is
s ure . Scin d o .

Sc la v o ni an, sc la vo ni c . S slovi .

Scle rotic Seleros . .

Seori a , sc ori a c eo us Seori a . .

Sco rific a tion Seori a f as io

m fim
. .
‘

Sco rito r Sso ri a . r s .

m
Sco rify Seoria
m
. .

m
otc h, o tti c is S
sc
s
a
ea . .
.

Se ri sc ri scri p s c ri p ture
Sc ro fnl: Serq tlo fi .

So e, s crup ulize , sc rup ulos i ty , so ra p a

scruti ny .
'

sc rutati o n, sc ruti n i ze

Sc rutoir Scribe . . se n
Sc a lp sc ulp tu re Sculp t) .

Scurrile, sc urrility , s c urrilous

.

m
m
Sc urvy Seorbu ti
.

gm m
Se wa e Sea a n
m
. .

Sc uti r Scu for s .

.

Se b ac eo u s e b ac ic . S chi s . m
S ec a nt . soc .

Se c ed e S e ssd o
m
. .

Sec e rn Ss ss o
. .

Se ce ss io n Se ; sede. .

Se c lude, se c lus io n 8 s sla ud o . .

Se co nd, seco nd ary .

Sec re c y , s e c ret, se c re ta ry , se c rete , se c re

titio us Secrets“
. .

Se c t, sec tari an, sec ta ', sec tile , se c ti o n

v
m
.

Sec ular, secula rize S cru

m
.

Se c ure S e ri s
. . tude , se reni ty . So»
Sec uri fii rni Sssuri s .

Se rgeant Sa vi o. .

Se ri ceo us M a ns
m
. .

Se rie s . Sert u .

Se rio us Seri e s
m m
.

Se r oci na t io n Ssrti s
m m
. ee ri e .

g
r on . Sersi s .
'

mm m m
rp nt, se rp e nta i us, s erp e nti ne
e r .

Su S
m
o ns. st
a e n a .

u , se len ure t. S e rrate, se rra ti o n, se rra ture , se rro ns, ser

rulate . S erra .

m
So le nograph Salsa s grap hs Se rva nt, se rv e serV i c e, servii e, sorvitor
g
.

Se is
.

b e le nure t rvi tudti

a
. .

sc u se i l0’ s ess io n .

Se taceous Ssta
m m
. .

Se ti to r Sets f or a
'

. .

Seton, ss to us. Sus

i e.
 SQ U

Seven
Se v e r,
.

sev e ra l
’
Ss ; p a ro
m b uli t Sw
So
S mi f
nani
n S m
s . a n se r
f
m
S mifi
o e ro us .
S m
o n us
m f
. . sro.
v e re . Sever-s . o n c. o e: a ci o.
So n a ta San a s
m m
. .

Se xagen a ry , se xage s i a . So ni fe ro us San as fe . .

S e xan ‘ l la r S at ; a ng ula r So nn e t S on i cs
i
n m m m
. . . .

S e xe n al Se e ; a n n us . . So no e te r S on us et-
ru . .

Se xfid Sc ; fin ds So no ri fero us Son us , sro

j
°
. . . .

Se xi s y lla b le Sc ; s y l; la bo So no rific So n u s f acw

m
. . . .

S e xlo cular 8 a ; “ akes, a li tt le p la ce )

. . So no ro u s S oni cs . .

S e xta i n, se xta ry , sen i le Sc . . so p hi s ti c ate,

xtup le Sex ; .

xua l Sa n s. .

S i b i lant, s ib ila tion . S ibi kss .

g
i c c ate S ieso . .

S i de ro gra p h y S id e . m amp / e to.

S i de ro s c o p e Si dstos . scop o .

So un d .Son us .

s igna ture So un d .Sa n us .

So urc e S u rgo
. .

So ute r Si nu s
. .

So v e reign Su p er . .

Sp ac e, sp a c io us Sp a ti ia n. .

Sp ars e Sp a rgo
m m m m
. .

m
S i lic i fe ro us Silas ; fe Spa s , s pa s o di c Sp a s.
m
. . .

Si lic , s ili c io us , si li c i ca rio us , ur

gr s fs
Sp a ti u
. .

Sili c o us , si li c le, si liq ua, s ili q uo se .

p ec i sp e c i e s p e c i e s Sp ssto .

fi Sp ss io ; f as i o
m
Sp e c i c . .

Sp e c i fy , s p e c i e n, _ s p ec i o us, s p e c ta cle,
sp e c ta to r, sp ec ta tri x, sp e c tr e ,
s p ec ular, s p ec ula te s p e c ulu S p ssso m . .

g m
p erab le , sp e rate
m m
sro

m
. .

Sp er
m
p e r , s p e r a ti c
m
.

m
Sp er a to ce le Spa a eels
-
. .

Sp e w Sp u to
m W
. .

Si ultaneo u s Si rnul W “ ”h
SS
. . ‘

Sinc e re Si ns ; oera p agno us

m
. . .

S i ne c ure Si ns ; su Sp h eno id 8p
m
. . .

Sin gle, si ngular Si ng uk . Sp he re , s p heri c al, sp he ri ci ty Sp .

S i ni ste r, s in is tro rs al, s ini stro us Sp h ero i d S p hesra cid os

m
. . .

Si nua te , s i nuos ity , si nuo us, si nus . Sp h e rule , sp he ry S p lis i . .

S i p ho n S yp hon Sp ic a te , s i c ular, s p i c nla te, sp i k e

. .
p .

S i re Sena
. . Sp ik e nara Sp i ca ; nard us .

m
S i re n S i ren Sp i ne s p in e sce nt, s p i ne t Sp u n
m
. . . .

S i te , s it ua tio n Si s . . Sp ini e ro us Sp i na f e . .

Si x . S sz . Sp i no s ity , s pi no ns , s p i ny: Sp i n s .

g
Sp ac le , sp i re , sp i ri t, sp i ri tu al, sp
So b e r, so bri e ty Si ns ; no .

m
.

So c i a b le , so c i a l, so ci ety S p i s s i t ud e Sp i ssi ss . .

So c i ni an Soci n us Sp lan ch no lt Sp la ncltn a ; logos

g
. . . .

gg
s ra t i c , a o ra ti st Soera t Sp le e n Sp
c
g
. .

o urn, o ur ; (p e rh ap s ) Sp le n d id , sp le ndo r Sp lend sc

i
. .

gm
S o ac e Solar Sp le ne ti c , s p leni c , le ni ti v e Sp la t

m
m
. . . .

So la r Sol Sp o i l, s po li a ti o n a a
m
. . . .

S
So ld er, so ldi e r Soli dus p o nd c p o a d ee Sp end e r“
g
. . . .

So le Saturn pe nse p
m
. . .

So le c i s , so le c i sti c a l Solsoos Spo usal, s p o Sp on d eo

m
s p o n si o n
m
. . . .

So le n, so le nity Solsrnn is . . Sp o ntane ity , s p o nta neo us Sp onta n s u s . .

So li c i t, so li c i ta tio n, so li c it ud e . Spo us al, s po use Sp on d eo . .

So li d So lid u s Sp ri te , s p ri gh t, sp ri gh tly . Sp ero

m m m m
. .

So lid i fic atio n Solid us ; f aci o . . Sp a s , sp u o uq , sp u y . Sp a s .

gig
g i fy s oy d u S p unge Sp ongia
m m
.

éoh dus ; tens i ns

' .
'

i ungulo us
-
. . Sp ungi fo r Sp on gu ; f or a
. .

So li fid i an Sokss ; fid ss Sp ungy Sp on g ia
m
. . . .

So li lo q uy Solus lo quor
. . Sp uri o us .r :
So li p e d Sala s ; p es
. .

na i re , so li tary , so li tude
Sgl
.

i v “e nt Solus va g us
g
.

S o lo . olu s .

So ls tic e , so ls ti ti a l . So l; s to. Salvo .

So lub le , s o lutio n , so lv a b le, solve , so v ent.

m
S o a ti c S oni a . .
Uns ealed Sa ge. Sup erseryi c eab le Sup a ic m
m
. . .

Succ u b “ Sue ; cu be Sup e rs ti ti o n S up er ; s to . .

Suc c us satton, succ e ss i o n S ue ; cut ie . . S up e rstruc t S u p er strue . .

Suc k, suc ti o n Su p . S up e rs ub s tanti a l S u p er ; sub sto . .

S up er ; su btilis
.

Suda ry sud a ti o n, s udo rous S u ds . . S up e rs ub tle .

[s ulp h .

S udo ri lic S ude ; f aeis

. . S upe rs ulp hute , s up e rsu lp h u re tte d S u p er ; .

Sue S equ s r S u p e rte rre ne , s up e rte rre s tri a l S up er; terra

m
. . . .

S uf ; f e S up e rtragi c al Su p er ; tra g e d ies

' '

Su fle r, s u fl e ra nce . . . .

S udi c e, s ufici e nt S uf ; j aeio . . S up e rv ac aneo us S ur ; race .

’
.

S ufia tto n S uf ; fl a t us Se e rv e ne , s up e rv e ni e nt, s up e rve ntio n.

m
. .

S u fio ca te S uf ; f eces
' '

. . u p er ; ve o.
S uf ; f oesa
‘

S utlo s s io n . . S up e r v i se S u per ; s i d es
. .

S ufir
’

s u llragate, s u drage
' '

S up i n a tio n, s up i ne S up i nus
m
. .
.

S upp ed a neo us S up ; p a
m
. . .

S uf f u rnus
' .

S a fl u i ga ti o n S up p lun t; s up p la nta ti o n p
m
. . .

S ufius e S uf ; f u nd s
'

. . Sup p le e nt, s up ple tor y S up .

Sugesc e nt S u gs . . Sup p li a nt , s up p li c a te , s upp ly .

S ugges t S u g ; ( ere
. . S up po rt S up ; p e rto
.
'
.

S uggi l, eu i la te S ug i . S uppo se , s up po si ti o n, s up po s i ti ti o us , s up p o
S ui c i de u i ; seeds
. . s i ti ve S u p ; p one
. .

S u it, s uit a b le S equsr . . S up p ress S u p ; p ro ne

. .

s u c 'w s S up p ura te
i fi i?
' ’ S u p ; p u s.
.

S u p u r, s u ure t, s it ] p h11 e S tdp hur S upp ute S up ; p uts

g
. . .

S ulta n S a an. Sup ralap s a ri an S u p ra ; labor

m mm mm mm m m
. . .

it S i c-
S d
Su , su S und us
mm m
a ry . s u up ra un ne
a gp
. ra

m
. . .

Su S ub ; ‘ p ra ; seap tdo .
m m
en u»
m
up ras c ap
m
n ary
o . . .

Sa p uca , s u p tuary , su p tuo sity, s u p S up ra v ulgar S u p ra ; w ig as -

m m m
.

tuo us Su s . . S up re ac y , s u e
r S u p er . .

S up e rab le S u p er . . S urad di tio n a d ; do..

S up e rabo und , s up e rab undant S up er ; ab . S ural Su ra

. .

S upe radd S u p er ; a d ; d o
. .
'
Surc e as e S u r ; cede
. .

S up e rad v e ni e nt Su p er ; ad ; e erus S urc le S u rculus

m
. . . .

S up e ra nnuat e S up er ; us . . S urd . Su rd us .

Sup e rb S up er . .
'

Supe rc e le s ti a l S up er ; ec lesti s . .

Sup e rc iliary , gup e rc ilio us S up er ; s ili u ni . .

Sup e rco nc e p ti o n 81 eon ; eap i o

K
. .

S up erco nseq uenc e

m
p er ; core sequer
m
. .

S up e rc resc enc e S up er; erases S ur ;

m a
ou a ns.
m
. .

Sup ere ine nt S up er ; e ; i nes . . S urp as s a r ; p assus

. .

Supe rero ga nt, sup ere rogate, s up ererogs to S urp lus S u r ; p lus .

ry S up er ; regs
. . S urp ri se S u r ; p relu de
. .

S up e re xc e lle nt S up er ; ex ; eelsus . . S urre nder S u r re ; do. .

Sup e re xc res ce ne e Sup er ; a : . S urro te S ur ; regs . .

S up e rfe ta te . S u p er; f e t us . S urs o d S u r ; solid us.

.

fi
S up e r c i a l S up er fae ies S urto ut S u r tetus
; m
. . . .

Su p e r ne fi S u p er ; fi ni s
. . S urv e ne Su r ; e e e
.
’

S up e rfl i ta nt, s up e rfl uo us , s up e rfiux Su Surve y S u r ; vid eo

fi
. . .

S urv i v e Su r ; vice
m m
p er ; uo . . .

Sup e ri p ose , s up e ri po s i tio n . Susc ep ti ble , s us c e p tion, s a rci p i e nt. Si ts ;

m
Sup e ri p r nati o n S up er; r m m
mp reg na
m
.

S up e ri nc u e nt S up er; ; cu bs . . S usp e c t .

S u e rind uc e , s up e ri nduc tio n S up t , i n ; . S us p e nd , s us p e ns e , s uspe ns io n S us ; p er-

den .

use . S usp ic io n S ub ; sp eci e

. .

Sup e rinj ec tio n S up er ; i n ; j a ci e . . S usp i ral, s usp i ra tio n, s usp ire Sub ; .

S up e rins p e ct S u p er ; i n ; sp erio . . S us tai n, s us te nanc e , s us te ntatio n .

S up e rins ti tuti o n S up er ; i n sto . . ten eo .

S uperi ntend, s up e rin te nd ent Sup er ; i n . Sus urratio n. Susan-rue .

tend s . S utile , s uture S ut us . .

S up e rio r S up er S uv e ran S up er.

m
. . .

Su p e rla t iv e S up er ; la tu . . Sw eat .Su d s .

S u p e rlun ar S up er ; tu na . . S w ee t .S ua eis .

S up e rna l S up er S yb ari ti c . S bari s

m g m m
. . .

S up ern atant, s up e rna ta tio n S up er ; u a te . . S yc a o re yeos ; ( oron, a

. ulb e rry ) .

S up e rn a tura l S up er ; n ascor . . S yc i te . S ycos .

S up e rpo nd e rate S up er ; p ond . Sycop h a nc y s y co p h ant .

Sup e rpo s e , s up e rpo s i ti o n S up er ; p o ne S y lla b le , sy lla b us S y l;

m
. . .

S up erp ro po rtio n Sup er ; p ro ; p a rs . . S yllo gi s S y l; logos. .

S up e rp urga tio n S up er ; p u rge S ylvan : S y lva

m m
. . .

mm
Su p e rre fie c tio n S up er ; re ; fl eets S y bo l S y bolas
mm mm
. . . .

Sup e rs ali ent S up er sa lis

m
Sy e tri c a l, s y e try S etri cs .
m m ;
. . .

s mm
up e rs a t
u a te S up er ; e i t Sy p a th e tic , s y p a th y
r
. .

up e rsc ri l e , s up e rs c rip ti o n s u
, scribe 8 ’ M

M
s
ymg
m m?
’
. ‘
. . s

“
gging S up er ; s
'

a S hy s i s p layers

m m
. . .

e , s up e rsedeas s
, u9
mm m m
u °r are s“ . ' Sy p o s i u ye t pets . .

s t ; o o. Sy p to , sy pto ati c. Syn ;

 mp t mb l y m m
mm
Sy o a oi Byrn ; p torna T e poral, te p o raneous, teatperary, tent
g m
.

m
Sy
m
na o
s s ne e T e p us
p o ri z e
m m m
. .

Sy n c ro n s ; eh renos T e p t, te p ta b le, te p ta tio n

y n
m
. .
. .

S y nc h y s i s . S yn eh y os . T e n a b le te na c io us, te n ae i ty te nant T
. . .

Sy n co p a te, s yn c o p e
cop e S yn ; . . T e nd te nd i no us , te n do n, te nd ril Tend s
T e n e bro us , te n e b ri o us te ne b ro si t
. .

Sy n c ra t i s t Sy n
m
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U nv o te U» ; cetu ra
. . V e he e nt, v e hic le Vehs . .

U n v ulgar U» ; v u lg lu .
'
. V eil . Vole .

m
U nvva rran te d U» ; gw entir . . V ein .Vene .

U p ri ght ( Us ) r V e lli c ate Vene

m
. .

U rano lo gy Ura n us logos . . V e llu Vele

. .

U rb ane , urb ani ty , u rba n i ze Urbs . V e loc i ty Velez . .

V e nal Vene
a
re a, ure te r, ur tb ra Urine
g
. . . .

r urgent r n
g . . V e nal Ven de
. .

uri n ati v e , urine Uri ne . . V e nery , v e nati c, v e nati o n Vo ter . .

U rosco p Urine ; scop es . V e n v e nd i b le v e ndi tio n, v end ue. Vend o .

U rs a no V e ne c c , v e ne c io us Vari a nt s» ; f e cio
m
. . . .

U rs i fo r Ursa fb fl lla. . V e ne nate , ve nene, v ene nose Veneti an» . .

U rs in e Ursa. . ne ra b le , v e ne ra te Venerer . .

U s ab le, us age , use Uts r . . V e ne re a l v e ne reo us, v e ne ry

, Ven us . .

Us ti o n, us to rio us, us tula uo n Ustur» . . ne sec tto n Vene ; secs . .

U s ual Uter . . V e nge anc e, v e n ful Vin der . .

c
'

U s uc ap ti o n Uter ; co p io. . a b le , v e ni t e .

ni se n
’

Us ufruc t, us utruc tua ry Uter . Vener . .

Us nro r, us u ri o us , us urer,
u tili ty , uti li ze . Uter . V e no us Vene . .

U to pi an U V e nt. Va ns Vend e
'

. .

m
.

U tri c le , a tri o Uterus . V e n te r Ven ter.

.

U v eo us . V e nti d uct Ventu s ; d ues

. .

Ux o ri c ide Uz or co de V e nti la te Ventu s lot us»

m
. . . .

U xo rio us Us er . . V e ntri loq ui s Venter ; leq uer . .

V e nt ure Ven i e . .

V e n us Ven us
m
. .

rac i o na, v e rac i ty Verns ( bu

m
. . .

V e rb , v e rb a li ty , v e rb ali z e, v erb ati Ver .

.

V e rb i age, v e rbo se, v e rbo s i ty Verbu s» . .

V e rd ant, v e rd e ro r
'

Verd u
m
. .

xg
V ac a t io n Vase . . e r ic t . di .

V ac c a ry Vacce. e r 1‘ ris erd i s ; gris, gre y

V a c i lla te
.

. i
V e rdi e r, v e rd ure
.

Verd ia .
( .

V a c c i n a te , v a c c i ne Vaceo
g
e re c un d Verne
m
. . .

V a c ua te , v a c ui s t v a c ui ty , v a c uu Vace ‘;
m m m
er e ergo
g
Ve da (rneeu , w i th e )
. . . .

V a d e - rne c u .
. V e ri di c al Verns ; d eco
. .

V aga bo nd , v a ga ry
V agi nal, v agin a nt
Ve g ns . . fi
V e ri c a tio n Ven ts ; f aeie . .

Vagi n a V e ri fy, v e rily Verne

m m
. . . .

V agi no -p e nno us Va gi n a ; p enna . . V e ri s i i lar, v e ri s i i litude .

V agrant, v ague Ve gu s V e ri ta b le , v e ri t Verne
m m
. . .

V ai l Velo V e r eo lo gy er i s legs s
m m m
. . . .

V a in Ve n us V e r i c e lli , v er ic ular, v e r i c ulate, v e r

m m
. .

V a le Va llis i o s le Ver i s
m m m m
. . . .

V a le di c tio n Vales ; V e r i fo r Ver is ; f er a

m m
. . .

V a le t, v aletud i na ri an, v ali ant, v ali d. Vales V e r i f uge Ver is ug ie

m m m m
. . .

V a lla tio n Vellu V e r i lio n. v e r i n er is

m m
. . . .

V a lle y Wi llis V e r ip a ro us Ver is ; p o rts

‘

m m m m
. . . .

V a li u Ve llu
. . V er i v o ro us Ver is s ore . .

V a lo r, v a luati o n, v alue Volse . . V e rn ac ular Verne eu lus . .

V a lv e , v a lv ular Ve lez . . V erna l, v e rn ant, v e rna tion Ver . .

V an . A vo n t . V e rruco us Verruca . .

V a nc o urie r A b ou t ; curve . . V e rs a ble , versa tile , v e rse, v ersi c le Vene. .

V an d a l Va ndals. . V e rs ic o lo r Verto ; color . .

V an gua rd A sa n t ; gu a rder . . V e rs i fic a tio n Verto f ocie .

V ani s h, v a nit Ve nus V e rsi fy , v e rsi o n Verto

m
. . .

V a nq s h i nce . . V e rte x, v e rti c al, v e rti c i l, v o rti ci ty , v erti

V a nt . Ve n us .
gi no us v e rti go Ves ts . .

V an ta ge gro und Ab o ut (grou nd ) . . V ery . eru s .

V a p nd v ap o r Vap or V e s i c ate , v e si c le, v e si c ular, v es i c ulate.

V a ri able , v a ri anc e v ari atio n v arie ate
. .

Vesiee
g
m
, , ,
.

v a ri e t
y . Va ri e s . V es p e r, v e s p e rt e Vesp er . .

V arto lo us . Vari ola . V es sel Vas .

.