THE LIBRARY 
 
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 OF CALIFORNIA 
 
 LOS ANGELES 
 
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 THE DICTIONARY OF 
 PRACTICAL PHONOGRAPHY 
 
 GIVING THE BEST PHONOGRAPHIC FOKMS FOB THE WORDS 
 OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE (SIXTY THOUSAND), AND 
 FOR OVER FIVE THOUSAND PROPER NAMES ; ALSO 
 ILLUSTRATING THE PRINCIPLES OF PHRASE- 
 WRITING; ALTOGETHER REPRESENTING A 
 MUCH LARGER NUMBER OF WORDS 
 THAN ANY PREVIOUS SHORT- 
 HAND DICTIONARY 
 
 BY 
 
 JAMES E. MUNSON 
 
 Author of the " Complete Pkonographer," " The Art of Phonography," " A 
 
 Shorter Course in Munson Phonography," etc., and 
 
 Official Stenographer N. Y. Supreme Court 
 
 NEW REVISED EDITION 
 
 BOSTON AND NEW YORK 
 HOUGHTON MIFFLIN COMPANY 
 
COPYRIGHT 1874 AND 1902 BY JAMES E. MUNSON 
 COPYRIGHT 1906 AND 1916 BY JOSEPHINE L. MUNSON 
 
PKEFACE TO THE KEVISED EDITION. 
 
 THE plan of this revision of " The Dictionary of Practical Phono- 
 graphy " is as follows : The "Appendix of Revised Outlines," com- 
 mencing at page 329, is intended to present all words whose outlines, 
 owing to recent modifications of the system, as introduced in the 
 new text-books, "The Art of Phonography" and "A Shorter Course 
 in Munson Phonography," are now written differently from the out- 
 lines given in the original edition of the Dictionary, together with 
 the outlines of new and other words that did not appear in the former 
 edition. The Phonographic forms of previous editions, which are 
 found in the "first 328 pages of the book, are in accordance with the 
 instructions of the author's first text-book, "The Complete Phono- 
 grapher," while the forms of the Appendix are in accordance with the 
 instructions given in both of the later text-books above mentioned. 
 
 As there are some teachers of phonography who adhere to " The 
 
 * Complete Phonographer," in training pupils to write shorthand, it 
 
 > naturally follows that there are quite a number of phonographers who 
 
 ? write Munson phonography according to the old style. Such writers 
 
 .$' will have no need for the Appendix, and will consult only the origi- 
 
 -* nal part of the Dictionary ; and none but learners of the system as 
 
 taught in the two newer text-books will have occasion to refer to the 
 
 * Appendix. 
 
 L The manner in which the Dictionary as revised is to be used is as 
 
 2 follows : If the phonographer wishes to ascertain the author's latest 
 
 -3 form for a particular word, he will first look for it in the Appendix. 
 
 If the word is not found there, it means that its correct outline is the 
 
 old one, and will be found bj r looking up the word in the main body 
 
 H of the Dictionary. To illustrate, if the outline of hardy is desired, 
 
 H by turning to page 340 in the Appendix it will be found to be Toid- 
 
 P J? : -D ; and if the outline of hard is sought for, on referring to the 
 
 Appendix the word will not be found there, but in the body of the 
 
 Dictionary, at page 117, the correct form will be found to be Hrdi. 
 
 Sometimes two forms are given for a word with or between, as on 
 page 351, "Milliner, M-Z-Nr or Ml 8 -Nr," and on page 340, "Hall, 
 HI 1 or Toid-JD 1 ." Wherever this occurs, it means that it is optional 
 with the writer which form shall be used. Either is correct. 
 
 J. E. M. 
 NEW YORK, September, 1906. 
 
 546 
 
PREFACE. 
 
 THE completion of a phonographic dictionary of the English lan- 
 guage so comprehensive as this, is an event of such importance that I 
 feel impelled to devote considerable space to a review of the history 
 and developement of the art of Phonography, and to a consideration 
 of its ultimate bearing upon the question of the general adoption of 
 Short-hand in place of our present long-hand, as the popular system 
 of manuscript. It also seems especially desirable that this should be 
 done, in order that the public may be better informed on the subject, 
 and thus made able to guard against misrepresentation and imposture. 
 The first question that naturally arises is, 
 
 WHAT IS PHONOGBAPHY ? 
 
 Phonography is both a Discovery and an Invention. The Dis- 
 covery was made by Isaac Pitman, of Bath, England, nearly forty 
 years ago, and was to the effect that all the consonant-sounds of tke 
 English language could, with philosophic accuracy, artistic beauty, 
 &nd practical efficiency, be written with simple straight and curved 
 lines, each requiring but a single movement of the pen ; and that all 
 ihe vowel-sounds could be written in an equally exact and satisfactory 
 manner, with simple dots and dashes placed to those consonant-signs. 
 
 Starting with this ground-work of a complete alphabet, both as re- 
 gards simplicity and capacity for phonetic representation, through 
 the contributions and suggestions of thousands of practical phonogra- 
 phers, both in England and in this country, Phonography has grown 
 to be the most perfect system of language- writing in the world. This 
 subsequent growth of the system, being somewhat empirical in its 
 nature, comes properly under the definition of Invention. Under this 
 head, too, provision is made for still further abridging the phono- 
 graphic writing by means of compound signs formed from the original 
 simple alphabetic characters, by the addition to them of various hooks, 
 
Jy PBEFACE. 
 
 modifications, circles and loops ; such signs being used to represent the 
 natural groups of sounds as they occur in speech, and tending to in- 
 crease both speed and legibility. 
 
 PERFECTION OF PITMAN'S ALPHABET. 
 
 It is a singular fact that the developement of Phonography, its 
 changes, modifications, alterations and improvements, real or fancied, 
 from the very start, with a few slight exceptions, have been confined 
 within the limits of these subordinate features of the system, the hooks, 
 modifications, etc., above mentioned, and have not at all affected the 
 Alphabet proper. With the exception of the signs for the letters w, y 
 and h, the stenographic alphabets of all writers of works on Phonog- 
 raphy have always been and still are precisely the same as that of Isaac 
 Pitman as published by him thirty-four years ago. Indeed, consider- 
 ing the state of the stenographic art at that time, this discovery of the 
 Phonographic Alphabet by Mr. Pitman seems like an inspiration. In 
 the " Phonographic Class-Book " of Andrews and Boyle, the first text- 
 book of the kind published in America, in speaking of their arrange- 
 ment of the alphabet, the authors say; "It is believed that, this ar- 
 rangement will exhibit the beautiful harmony of the system resulting 
 from Mr. Pitman's analysis of the sounds, in a degree of which he 
 himself has been hardly aware. Truth, when once discovered, un- 
 folds new beauties to all who contemplate it. " After this record, and 
 from the fact that all attempts to improve upon Pitman's alphabet 
 (and many have been made by authors ambitious to found new short- 
 hand systems) have hopelessly failed, it seems but fair to conclude that 
 H is substantially perfect, and that in this respect we cannot look for 
 improvement. The requirements of a scientific assignment and classifi- 
 cation of the stenographic characters, and the wants of the practical 
 writer of the English language, seem to have been satisfied upon a 
 common basis. 
 
 GROWTH OF PHONOGRAPHY. 
 
 For the first eighteen or twenty years of the history of Phonogra- 
 phy, although many changes were made, they were generally adopted 
 after long discussion between phonographers in England and America, 
 carried on in phonographic periodicals and in phonetic councils 
 elected for the purpose; and although Isaac Pitman gave the final 
 decision upon all suggested alterations, and sometimes did it in a way 
 that was too arbitrary to be entirely satisfactory, the results were gen- 
 erally acquiesced in by phonographers, and only one system was pub- 
 fished in England and America. 
 
PBEFACE. V 
 
 Pitman's first short-hand publication, which was entitled " Steno- 
 graphic Sound Hand," was issued in 1837. It consisted of twelve 
 pages of letter-press, about four and a half by three inches in size, and 
 two engraved pages of short-hand of the same size, at the bottom of 
 one of which appeared the words, " Drawn by Isaac Pitman, Stenogra- 
 pher. " This little book contained the germ of Phonography, although 
 that title was not given to the system until the appearance of the " Sec- 
 ond Edition, " in January, 1840. The title then adopted was, " Phonog- 
 raphy, or writing by sound, being also a new and natural short-hand. " 
 This "Edition," printed from a single engraved steel plate, eight 
 by six and a half inches hi size, was sold for one penny ; and Mr. 
 Pitman notices the fact that it was published simultaneously with 
 the establishment of the penny postage scheme. The "Third Edition" 
 appeared in December, 1840, and contained twenty-three octavo pages 
 of letter-press, and fourteen pages of exercises engraved on wood. 
 Then followed the "Fourth Edition, "in 1841, and the "Fifth Edi- 
 tion " in 1843. The latter was issued in two forms, one of which was 
 called the " Pocket Edition. " 
 
 Up to and including the " Fifth Edition, " Mr. Pitman had done 
 very little towards perfecting his art ; but after 1843, as will be shown 
 further on, the improvement was very marked and rapid. The sys- 
 tem, as presented in the first five "Editions, " was exceedingly crude, 
 and many of its prominent features were fanciful, absurd and imprac- 
 ticable. Fortunately, however, at this point a number of practical 
 verbatim reporters, attracted by the beauty of phonographic princi- 
 ples, took the infant art in hand, and in the short space of three years. 
 as shown by the " Seventh Edition, " published in 1845, order and sys- 
 tem had taken the place of confusion, and improvement was every- 
 where apparent. In 1847 the " Eighth Edition " was published ; and by 
 the year 1849, a very high degree of perfection had been attained, and 
 the great superiority of Phonography over every other system of sten- 
 ography was made unmistakably manifest. 
 
 The improvements in the art of Phonography during these years 
 were certainly wonderful, but they were due almost entirely to the 
 efforts of a devoted band of phonographic reporters, the leader of 
 which was Mr. Thomas Allen Reed, a noted phonographer of London. 
 In the " Advertisement" to his " Reporter's Companion " of 1849, Mr. 
 Pitman acknowledges his great indebtedness to Mr. Reed's assistance 
 hi the preparation of that work, and then, in closing, adds ; " Communi- 
 cations from professional or private reporters, tending to increase still 
 
Vi PREFACE. 
 
 further either the brevity or the legibility of the system, are respect- 
 fully solicited. Address to Mr. T. A. Reed, at the publishers. " 
 
 Had Isaac Pitman possessed the inclination or the power to have 
 stopped all further changes in Phonography at that point, and had 
 he done so, and then devoted all his energy and great industry to the 
 propagation of the system, even as it then was, it is not at all improb- 
 able that the use of our present long-hand, as the means of common, 
 * every-day written intercommunication, would have long since passed 
 away. . But Mr. Pitman was too enthusiastic a reformer to listen to 
 the words of conservatism, and give Phonography a chance to take 
 root in a soil that was only too ready to receive it ; and, furthermore, 
 the phonetic mistake had been made in the system if not in theory, at 
 least in the mode of representation of treating w and y always as the 
 equivalents of the vowel-sounds oo and e, whereas, at the commence- 
 ment of syllables, they are clearly of a consonantal nature ; and so, hi 
 but a little more than one year, another great phonographic upheaval 
 occurred. But on this occasion a phonetic council of one hundred 
 persons (fifty in Great Britain and fifty in America) was elected by a 
 popular vote of the phonographers of each country, for the purpose, 
 among other things, of uniting the efforts and skill of all in effecting 
 ;8ome further improvements in the art. The president of the British 
 Council was Mr. A. J. Ellis, who has since become so noted for his 
 writings upon phonetics and kindred subjects, and among the mem- 
 bers occurs the name, "A. M. Bell, professor of elocution," afterwards 
 the author of "Visible Speech." Of the American Council, Dr. 
 James W. Stone was president, and among the members were Stephen 
 Pearl Andrews, author of works on " Universology," Prof. S. S. Hal- 
 deman, of Columbia, Pa., and a number of our older phonographic 
 reporters. The discussions of the United Council, which continued 
 for more than a year, took a very wide range, but in regard to Pho- 
 nography, the chief result was the addition to the Alphabet of conso- 
 nants stem-signs for w, y and h. The system then, with its additional 
 consonant-signs, and a few modifications of a minor character, was, 
 in the year 1852, published as the "Ninth Edition." It was thought 
 that the labors of this Council would give a permanent and unaltera- 
 ble system, and Mr. Pitman joined in the expression of a general 
 wish that such might be the case. But the quiet lasted only five years, 
 for hi 1857 appeared the " Tenth Edition," in which was introduced, 
 with little or no warning, the very radical change of substituting the 
 afi, a, e vowel-scale for the original e, a, ah scale. Both theoretically 
 
PREFACE. Til 
 
 and practically the new scale is the true one, but it is doubtful if, on 
 the Whole, Isaac Pitman has improved his system by the change, 
 because, in the practical details of Phonography, he has failed to 
 conform fully to the new scale ; and especially is there lacking that 
 strict adherence to word position, that characterizes our Phonography. 
 Besides, by showing a disregard for the result of the labors of the 
 Council of 1851, and also for the wants of the practitioner, who is 
 greatly inconvenienced by such continual changing, Mr. Pitman paved 
 the way for other and independent laborers in the same field. In Eng- 
 land, under the protection of copyright, nothing could be published 
 without Pitman's consent ; but in this country, no such barrier existed, 
 and so the only two authors who were then in the field, declined to 
 follow Isaac Pitman. In 1858 Mr. Graham published his Hand Book 
 of "Standard" Phonography, in which the "Ninth Edition" was 
 taken as the basis ; and shortly after, Mr. Benn Pitman, of Cincinnati, 
 Ohio, who until then had followed implicitly the publications of his 
 brother Isaac, also issued a modification of the " Ninth Edition." 
 
 The method of improving Phonography, adopted by Isaac Pitman, 
 of consulting with, and getting suggestions from, other phonogra- 
 phers, and especially those who were using it constantly as professional 
 verbatim reporters, to whom both speed and legibility were impor- 
 tant, was an excellent one for discovering a vast amount of steno- 
 graphic material, in the form of abbreviating expedients, together with 
 the best modes of applying that material, a work which no one person 
 acting by himself, could hope to ever accomplish ; but, on the other 
 hand, that method has been the means of rendering the system less 
 simple, consistent and harmonious in its details. Little exceptional 
 expedients have been introduced from time to time, which, at the time 
 of their adoption, were useful and also comparatively harmless, 
 because there was nothing with which they would conflict ; but which 
 afterwards, on making some other change or addition, became a source 
 of inconsistency and conflict. And yet those who had learned to use 
 and value them were, for the sake of mere personal convenience, dis- 
 inclined to vote for their expulsion. Finally, so numerous had these 
 disturbing features become, that there was scarcely a rule of Phonog- 
 raphy, even the most fundamental, to which there were not several and 
 sometimes many exceptions. And when, in 1858, after the Hand Book 
 of "Standard" Phonography was brought out, it appeared that its 
 author had not only retained all of these old objectionable things, but 
 bad added several others of like character, I resolved, having the aid 
 
Tiii PREFACE. 
 
 and counsel of other practical phonograpbers, to attempt the task 
 of simplifying Phonography, a work then so much needed. I com- 
 menced the undertaking in the winter of 1858-9, and most of the fea- 
 tures of my present system wereadopted at that time. No important 
 changes, however, were made except such as were necessary to cany 
 out the general plan of simplification. The spirit of Pitman's Pho- 
 nography was retained, but the accumulated rubbish, that retarded 
 the progress of the learner and hindered the practitioner, was cast off. 
 
 To show how sweeping was this work of simplification, it is only 
 necessary to exhibit, in parallel columns, the more important of the 
 rules of the old Phonography by the side of the corresponding rules 
 of our simplified system. For this purpose I have chosen the rules 
 of the " Hand Book ; " but, in all essential points, they represent Benn 
 Pitman's system as well. 
 
 "HAND BOOK" RULES. OUR RULES. 
 
 THE L-HOOKS. L AND R HOOKS ON STRAIGHT 
 
 161. (a) A small hook on the STEMS. 
 
 circle-side, and at the beginning A small hook at the beginning 
 of any consonant-stroke (except of any straight-stem (a) if made 
 l,r,m,n,ng, s, z, w, h), indicates by a motion from the right over 
 that an I follows it. to the left, indicates that the con- 
 
 (6) Shel and Zhel never stand sonant I immediately follows ; 
 alone, have their hooks at the bot- (b) if made by a motion from the 
 torn, and are always written up- left over to the right, it indicates 
 ward. that the consonant r immediately 
 
 REM. 1. The sentence "No follows. 
 MeRRy SoNGS[Z] We'LL 
 
 HeaR," contains all the conso- L AND R HOOKS ON CURVED 
 nants whose signs do not take the STEMS. 
 
 small El-hook. ^ large hook at the beginning, 
 
 REM. 2. El-hook on Em, En, an( j O n the inner or concave side 
 Ray The reporter uses a large o f anv curved stem, indicates that 
 initial hook on Em, En, Ray for t^e consonant I immediately fol- 
 L The El-hook must be made lows. 
 
 large in these cases, to distinguish ^ 'smaU hook in the same place 
 it from the Way-hook. on an y curved stem, indicates that 
 
 the consonant r immediately fol- 
 
 THE R HOOKS. lows. 
 
 % 162. Signs to indicate the 
 combination of r with a preced- 
 ing consonant (except , z, I, r, m, 
 7i, ng, w, y, h), are obtained by 
 turning over sidewise the corres- 
 ponding El-hook signs, except 
 Shel, Zhel, which are turned over 
 endwise- 
 
PREFACE. il 
 
 (&) Sher and Zher have their 
 hook at the top, and are always 
 written downward. 
 
 163. R may be added to Em 
 and En by a small initial hook, 
 provided they are widened [i. e. . 
 shaded into our Hay and Ing.] 
 
 REM. 1. The widening of Em 
 and En when they take the Ar- 
 hook serves to distinguish mr and 
 nr from wm and wn. 
 
 REM. 2. As Ar, Es, Ing, Way 
 do not take the Ar-hook, fr, thr, 
 nr, vr cannot be mistaken for rr, 
 sr, ngr, wr. 
 
 REM. 4. The sentence "HiS eR- 
 RiNG WILL You See" contains 
 all the consonants whose signs do 
 not take the Ar-hook. 
 
 LENGTHENING PRINCIPLE. 
 
 207. Doubling the length Doubling the length of any 
 
 1. Of Ing, adds kr or gr ; curved stem, whether simple or 
 
 2. Of any other curve, adds tr, hooked, and of any straight stem 
 dr, or thr. with a final hook, adds either tr, 
 
 264. The reporter may derive dr or thr. 
 great advantage from doubling a 
 full-length straight line, without a 
 final attachment, to add thr for 
 there, their or they are ; the heavy 
 lines being tapered toward their 
 termination. 
 
 HALVING TO ADD EITHER T OR D. 
 
 212. Either t or d may be Either t or d maybe added by 
 added to certain signs, by halving halving to any consonant-stem, 
 them : whether simple or hooked. 
 
 1. To Any Unhooked Consonant- 
 Stroke except El, Lay, Em, En, 
 Ar [Er], Ing, Way, lay, Emp or 
 Emb [pur Hay sign]. 
 
 2. To Any Hooked Consonant- 
 Stroke. 
 
 REM. 1. Way, Tay, Emp, and 
 Ing are 'never halved for any 
 purpose ; but El, Lay, Em, En, and 
 Ar are sometimes halved, as will 
 appear from 213. 
 
 REM. 2. Hooked Way, Yay, 
 Emp, unlike simple Way, Yay, 
 Emp, may be halved. 
 
 213. By halving the curve- 
 signs for I, m, n, or r, t or d is 
 
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 added,- according as the shortened 
 letter is made light or heavy. 
 
 REM. 2. The strokes of short- 
 ened Wem and Wen [our Mrd 
 and Nrd] must not be widened 
 [shaded] when d is added ; for 
 these signs could not then be dis- 
 tinguished from Me i- 1 and Nerd 
 [our Hrd and NGrdJ. 
 
 REM. 3. Since Yay, Emp, Ing, 
 Way are never halved, Eld can 
 not be read for yd; Med [our Ht] 
 for mpt; Ned [our NGt] for ngd; 
 Ard for wd. 
 
 LEARNER'S DIFFICULTIES. 
 
 The foregoing exhibit shows the following as some of the difficul- 
 ties encountered by every student of the Old Phonography: Out 
 of the twenty-five simple stems there are eight, viz., L (upward), L 
 (downward.) R, NG, S, Z, W, H, to which the Z-hook cannot be 
 joined at all ; three, M, N and B (upward), to which it may be joined 
 in an exceptional manner ; and two others, SH and ZH, that require 
 special directions or cautions. There are ten stems, S, Z, L, L, R, M, NG, 
 W, Y, H, to which the r-hook cannot be joined at all ; two, SH and 
 ZH, that require special directions, and of those signs to which it may 
 be joined, there are six, F, V, TH, DH, M, N, that must be "turned 
 over" or "widened" that is, changed respectively to R, W, S, Z, 
 MP [our H], and NG, before they can receive the hook. 
 
 A very large proportion of those who commence the study of the 
 Old Phonography break down at this point. But if they continue, 
 their next difficulty is this : Lengthening a curved stem generally 
 adds tr or dr, or the cognate thr ; but to NG it sometimes adds kr or 
 ffr, and in other cases this stem follows the general rule. And in 
 Benn Pitman's Phonography, lengthening MP [our H] simply adds r. 
 
 The halving of stems to add the frequent sounds t and d is the 
 most important fundamental principle of Phonography, as it not only 
 applies to the simple stems but also to every hooked stem ; and if 
 anything further were needed to discourage the pupil, it may be found 
 in ample quantities in the rules for the Halving principle. By halv- 
 ing any one of the first sixteen consonant-stems of the Alphabet, 
 either t or d is added ; but the halving of M, N, L or R merely adds 
 t, and then to add d, these half-lengths are shaded, that is, changed 
 respectively to MPt [our Ht], NGt, Yt, and Wt. 
 
PREFACE. XI 
 
 In other words, and to recapitulate and further illustrate The stem 
 W with an initial hook becomes V (Vr) ; made half-length, it is trans- 
 formed into R (Rd) ; put an initial hook on the half-length, and it 
 changes to V again (Vrd) ; made either full or half-length, if it has a 
 final hook only, it is still W (Wn, Wnd) ; but in spite of such final 
 hook, if an initial hook also is added it again becomes V (Vrn, 
 Vrnd) ; and when lengthened it is still W in all cases except when it 
 has an initial hook, and then it is V (Vrthr). The stem Y made 
 half-length becomes L (Ld) ; double its length and it is Y ; and with 
 a hook, initial, final or both, and whether made full, double or half- 
 length, it is still Y. XG with an initial hook becomes X (Xr) ; 
 halved when in this condition, or when simple, it remains X (Xrd, 
 Nd) ; and whether halved or not, returns to its former self when it 
 has a final hook (XGn). MP [our H] changes to M when it has an 
 initial hook (Mr) ; remains M when halved whether it is -simple or 
 has an initial hook (Md, Mrd) ; and whether halved or not assumes 
 its maiden name (MP) when it has a final hook (MPn). The irregu- 
 larity in the effect upon these four stems of the two modes of modifi- 
 cation will be observed : They lose their identity when made half- 
 length, W becoming Rd Y, Ld XG, Xd and MP, Md ; and yet the 
 Lengthening Principle works no such change. 
 
 THE XEW PHOXOGRAPHY. 
 
 In our Xew and simplified Phonography all this bewildering maze 
 is swept away. In all its elementary principles there is not a single 
 exception to a rule. In the treatment of the stems by adding hooks, 
 modifying them, etc., it will be seen that what is true of one straight 
 stem is true of every other straight stem ; and what is true of one 
 curved stem is true of every other curved stem. So that all of the 
 elements of Phonography, so far as they relate to the Consonants, 
 may be fully explained, illustrated and taught, with only two of the 
 alphabetic signs, a straight and a curved stem. 
 
 From the very start the author was satisfied, as were many others, 
 that the Xew Phonography would be a vast improvement upon the 
 Old in practical efficiency', but it was not given to the public until it 
 had been thoroughly tried in every kind of verbatim reporting for 
 nearly eight years. Its simplicity soon won for it many admirers 
 and adherents, and since its first publication in December, 1866, it 
 has advanced so rapidly in popular favor that it is now the leading 
 system of shorthand in America. 
 
adi PREFACE. 
 
 Then, besides being so very simple in its elementary principles, 
 making it easy to acquire and retain, great care has been taken by 
 the author in adjusting the details of the system, in order to make it 
 as perfect in its practical working as it is in theory. All phonogra- 
 phers know that to get the full benefits of their art, the signs of 
 nearly all the vowels must be omitted, the writer depending almost 
 entirely upon the unvocalized consonant outlines ; because, in prac- 
 tice, the leaving out of the vowel-signs scarcely ever causes any 
 illegibility of the writing. But, scattered here and there, are just a 
 few words, which, unless specially provided for, would sometimes 
 occasion ambiguity, and so lead to errors in reading or transcribing. 
 This occurs in cases where two words, which cannot readily be dis- 
 tinguished one from the other by the context of a sentence, have the 
 same consonant outlines, or outlines between which the resemblance 
 is too close for safety. The requisite difference in the mode of writ- 
 ing such words is usually secured by assigning a particular outline 
 to one word and another outline to the other the great wealth of 
 consonant-outline material of Phonography providing an abundant 
 supply from which to make selection. When this cannot be done, 
 some arbitrary distinction of position, abbreviation or vocalization is 
 employed. It is this work, more than any other, of following out all 
 the ramifications of Phonography into word and phrase forms, and 
 detecting and overcoming practical difficulties, that demands the 
 greatest experience and patience on the part of the author. For per- 
 fection in this respect no other system compares with the New Pho- 
 nography, as it embodies the results of fifteen years' constant practice 
 in verbatim reporting. Indeed, there is no other system of Phonog- 
 raphy that is based alone on practical experience, or that was sub- 
 jected to a thorough working test before publication. And so it has 
 become a common notion that every reporter must make additions 
 "of his own" to the system as learned from the books, in order to do 
 satisfactory reporting with it. But, while this was true of the Old 
 Phonography, it is not of the New, for learners here find no such 
 necessity. The entire work of adjustment and adaptation to the 
 needs of the practitioner has been done by the author ; and whoever 
 attempts to tamper with or tinker the system for his own use will cer- 
 tainly lose by the operation. In doing this part of the work there has 
 been a constant effort to keep as close to the general rules and prin- 
 ciples of the system as was possible ; the actual deviations being very 
 few indeed, and only such as could not be avoided. 
 
PREFACE. Xttl 
 
 The New Phonography is superior to the Old in the followiug par- 
 ticulars : 
 
 1. SPEED. 2. LEGIBILITY. 3. SIMPLICITY. 
 I. SPEED. 
 
 By Speed of Phonography is meant the rate at which one who IB 
 thoroughly familiar with both its theory and practice can write it in 
 euch a manner that it may be correctly read without hesitation ; and 
 it is usually estimated by the number of words so written in a minute. 
 The ordinary rate of public speaking is from 120 to 130 words a 
 minute ; an average of 150 words is quite rapid, and 175 to 190 is very 
 rapid, but few speakers reaching that speed ; although even that is 
 occasionally exceeded for short spurts, by eloquent or excited 
 speakers. 
 
 A phonographer who can write correctly and legibly 115 to 125 
 words a minute is competent to do most amanuensis work ; and one 
 who can in like manner write 150 words, is prepared, so far as his 
 shorthand is concerned, to begin verbatim reporting. The speed-test 
 of the Law Stenographers' Association of the City of New York, as 
 given in its Constitution, is as follows : "First. The applicant shall 
 be fairly tried as to his speed of writing. If he fail to write legibly 
 150 words a minute, on the committee so reporting to the Association, 
 the application shall be rejected without further test." A person who 
 commences reporting with a speed of 150 words a minute, well writ- 
 ten, may depend upon future experience and the inspiration of the 
 moment to tide him safely over passages that are spoken above that rate. 
 There are several reporters who have been known to write for short 
 periods a little above 200 words a minute, and there is one authentic 
 instance of a reporter of great natural quickness exceeding 250 words 
 a minute, while writing from a dictation of matter that was new to 
 him ! That this feat will be less uncommon in the future I have rea- 
 son to believe, judging from recent remarkable results of practice by 
 several of those who have been trained in this system. 
 
 The great brevity that distinguishes Shorthand from Longhand comes 
 from giving to written lines as much meaning as possible, by making 
 them represent in the briefest manner consistent with practical re- 
 quirements, the various sounds of the voice used in speech. But it 
 Js a common error with those who know but little of shorthand, or 
 have had but little practical experience in writing it, to suppose that 
 fc is always true, as a matter of course, that the smaller or the more 
 
XiV PREFACE. 
 
 contracted a word outline is, the more quickly it can be written. 
 And we often see theorizing authors of shorthand works demon- 
 strating by rule and dividers and by the counting of pen-strokes, the 
 superiority of their systems in point of speed ; while they fail to take 
 cognizance on the other hand of the many Jiindrancea to speed that in- 
 here in their outlines. The following are some of the more important 
 of those hindrances : (a) A great number of exceptions to rules 
 because they overload the memory and cause hesitation. (&) The use 
 of too large a fist of contractions or abbreviated outlines because 
 they also overtax the memory and cause hesitancy, thus defeating the 
 very object for which they were intended increase of speed and at 
 the same time contribute largely to the illegibility of the writing. It 
 is the testimony of all our best and most experienced practical ver- 
 batim reporters that the use of a great many phonographic abbrevia- 
 . tions is not conducive to speed ; and that the system of shorthand 
 that divides the labor the most equally between the head and the 
 hand is the best, (c) Writing many words with too condensed or 
 small, though not abbreviated, forms because there is greater liabil- 
 ity to conflict, and a consequent hesitancy in writing, (d) The use of 
 many exceedingly brief expedients, such as ticks, ticks with hooks and 
 circles attached, microscopic twists, curves, etc., for the representa- 
 tion of frequent words and phrases because they require the writer 
 to be making constant efforts to check the motion or momentum of the 
 hand, (the necessary consequence of passing rapidly from characters 
 of one size to those of a very different size), thus preventing the con- 
 tinuous movement and free sweep of the hand which are so essential to 
 rapid writing, (e) Too frequent obtuse angles between stems a very 
 great impediment to speed, as may be readily demonstrated by tracing 
 with exactness, but as quickly as possible, a line like the first of the 
 following diagrams, and then in like manner, one like the second. It 
 will be seen that the outline with obtuse or blunt angles requires a 
 much slower movement than the one with sharp angles. 
 
 ACUTE ANGLES. ' OBTUSE ANGLES. 
 
 Some have made the mistake of supposing, because the general line 
 of writing is from left to right, that therefore speed would be gained 
 by writing the most frequently recurring consonant-sounds with stems 
 that run in that direction ; while in fact such strokes are on several 
 
PREFACE. XT 
 
 accounts the most difficult to make. Precision is quite as important 
 as freedom in writing Phonography ; and there is a tendency of the 
 hand in making strokes from left to right to slide beyond control. 
 And, besides, it is more difficult to shade horizontal stems than those 
 struck iu any other direction. The chief objection, however, to 
 using horizontal stems for the most frequent consonant sounds is that 
 it would add greatly to the number of obtuse angles in outlines. In, 
 order to secure the greatest number of acute angles in shorthand, the' 
 most frequent consonants must be written with stems that are struck 
 across and not with the line of writing. In this respect the Phono- 
 graphic alphabet is properly constructed ; but Mr. Lindsley, in his 
 alphabet of Tachygraphy, has made the mistake of giving horizontal 
 stems to the four most frequent of all the consonant-sounds, t, d, s 
 and 2 ; and the result is that his consonant-joinings are so bad that he 
 is obliged to use his vowel-signs quite as much to help him past obtuse 
 angles and make his consonant outlines tolerable, as for purposes of 
 vocalization. A line of Tachygraphy resembles a line of Phonogra- 
 phy with the angles pulled out ! 
 
 Another element that contributes to the superior speed qualities of 
 the New Phonography is the great number of easily formed and easily 
 remembered phrase-signs which it naturally provides for writing the 
 groups of words that so frequently occur in speech. 
 
 II. LEGIBILITY. 
 
 By Legibility of Phonography is meant the certainty and ease with 
 which it can be read after having been rapidly written, with all the 
 Jittle deviations from mathematical accuracy that usually occur in 
 writing done by a hand of ordinary training and skill. The impor- 
 tance of legibility has been under-estimated by many, and it is 
 too apt to be unappreciated by learners in their efforts to get speed. 
 In all cases where Phonography is used to record an author's composi- 
 tion, as employed by dictation amanuenses, phonographic secretaries, 
 or, in short, for any phonographic work except reporting public 
 speeches, the writer is frequently called upon to read over what he has 
 just written, and he must be able to do so without error in any word. 
 The exactions from short-hand writers in courts now are much greater 
 than they were formerly, it being an every-day occurrence to require 
 them to read in open court their notes of testimony ; and if they do 
 not write a legible shorthand in a legible manner, they must fail 
 There is no city in the world that has so many thoroughly skilled law 
 stenographers as New York ; and their accuracy in recording and 
 
JCVi PHEFACE. 
 
 transcribing trials and other legal proceedings is Implicitly reuea upon 
 by litigants and courts. But instances have been known where mate- 
 rial and permanent injury has been done through the inaccuracies of 
 reporters ; and so it should be the aim of all learners of Phonogra- 
 phy to get, first, Accuracy, second, Speed. Legibility in itself is 
 an important contributor to speed, because it gives a feeling of con- 
 fidence and certainty to the writer in regard to his work. 
 
 That the New Phonography is much easier to read than the Old 
 is now quite generally admitted by those phonographers who have 
 had an opportunity of testing it, either in their own practice or in 
 that of others, and especially by observing the work of young pho- 
 nographers to whom they have given dictations to be transcribed by 
 them into longhand. Indeed, because of the greater legibility of this 
 system, and the consequent accuracy of the writers of it, they are now 
 .preferred as amanuenses by our older reporters ; and those who have 
 undertaken actual reporting have distinguished themselves by the 
 'superiority of their work. 
 
 III. SIMPLICITY. 
 
 By Simplicity of Phonography is meant the absence of exceptions 
 rto general rules and principles. It mainly consists in (a) an Alpha- 
 bet in wliich the consonant-signs are all simple, that is unhooked 
 or unmodified, stems, and the vowel and diphthong signs are arranged 
 in their proper positions with respect to the stems ; (6) a regular and 
 .systematic series of compound or group consonant-signs, formed from 
 the original simple alphabetic signs by the uniform addition of hooks 
 and modifications to all of the stems ; (c) a strict adherence to the 
 rule for word-position, by hi variably writing each word in the position 
 indicated by its accented vowel ; and (d) a general harmony of all 
 parts of the system, both in the fundamental principles and in the 
 practical working details. That the New Phonography is immensely 
 superior to the Old in all these respects scarcely admits of a doubt or 
 an argument. The demonstration of this fact that has already been 
 made on preceding pages of this Preface renders it unnecessary to 
 give it further space. 
 
 The great practical effect of this simplification of Phonography is 
 shown, first in its Improved efficiency in respect to both its Speed and 
 Legibility, and, secondly, in the far greater ease with which it is 
 learned and remembered. The complications of the Old Phonogra- 
 phy barred it out from our schools as a successful branch of educa 
 tion, kept its benefits from the general public, and made it the special 
 
PREFACE. 
 
 property of the few who adopted the profession of verbatim report- 
 ing. The New Phonography is now being taught with success in 
 many schools, and notably in the Introductory Class of the College 
 of the City of New York, where it has been a regular branch of the 
 commercial course for the last three years (since the Fall of 1871). 
 The success of the phonographic instruction in this college has been 
 so marked that it is prized as one of the most attractive and valuable 
 features of the course. In this institution it is taught in large classes ; 
 the classes meet but three times a week, and each student has six other 
 branches in his course. Yet these boys learn the principles thorough- 
 ly, become trained into making excellent phonographic forms, and 
 reach a speed of 50 to 90 words a minute, during the college year of 
 thirty-five weeks. 
 
 Equally successful results in teaching the New Phonography have 
 been accomplished under the plan of separate or private instruction, 
 in the New York Institute of Phonography, in this city. This institu- 
 tion is wholly devoted to teaching Phonography, and as it is incon- 
 venient therein to form classes because new pupils are received at any 
 time, the plan has been adopted with perfect success of instructing 
 students separately, the same as book-keeping is usually taught in 
 business colleges. 
 
 It was formerly impossible to teach advanced Phonography in 
 classes,' but now, with the New Phonography, such teaching is carried 
 to nearly, if not quite, as high a degree of form-perfection and speed as 
 by separate instruction. Therefore, teachers can hereafter form classes 
 in the New Phonography with the confidence that the advanced part 
 of the system is as simple and methodical as the beginning, and that 
 complete practical results will be achieved in such classes, and the 
 benefits of the art attained for immediate use by the students. 
 
 CONCLUSION. 
 
 In arriving at a conclusion as to superiority among systems of 
 Phonography, it should be clearly borne in mind that the other two 
 American systems have not had a single improvement made in them 
 since the publication of the last edition of their text-books, 15 or 16 
 years ago. Since that time very many valuable points have been 
 learned and some fortunate discoveries made by practical phonog- 
 raphers through experience more peculiar and extensive than before 
 realized. Reporting of courts-martial during the war, daily law- 
 court reporting, carried to its present high proficiency by the en- 
 couragement of permanent official appointments, and the use of short- 
 
XVttl PEEFACB. 
 
 hand for purposes not before anticipated, are included in thia 
 experience. The New Phonography in its construction has enjoyed 
 the full benefits of all these influences, and admitting all that may be 
 claimed in favor of the other systems, they are still the Old Phonog- 
 raphy, contain no improvements made since 1859, and consequently 
 do not make any provision for requirements in practical Phonogra- 
 phy that have grown up since that date. 
 
 Before that time all that was required of even the most experienced 
 professional phonographer was to take only such minutes of trials, 
 speeches, etc., that he would be able afterwards to furnish a correct 
 transcript of them. Hence speed was considered of sole importance, 
 and the authors of the old text-books had scarcely anything to say 
 about legibility. Elaborate and systematic provision was made for 
 the omission of frequent words in. writing, with the fond hope that 
 "the context" would supply the missing links. It has been the boast 
 of one author that his "reporting style" is distinguished, among other 
 things, "By implying To, followed or not by a, an or the (which are 
 supplied by means of the context), by joining the following word to 
 the preceding ; thus, Ish'-Bee, wish to be. By implying Of, followed 
 or not by a, an or the (which are supplied by aid of the context), by 
 writing the following word near or joined to the preceding. By 
 writing the present time for the past tense or time whenever a stroke 
 or more can be saved thereby." In like manner another vain attempt 
 to attain greater speed at a fearful expense to legibility was made in the 
 provision to write a great many words with the same outline, and that 
 usually a very much abbreviated one. The following illustrations have 
 been taken at random from the only American dictionary of the Old 
 Phonography: "Abundant-ly-ce, rws [reporting word-sign], Bend 2 ; 
 Appoint-ed-ment, rs [reporting style], Pent 1 ; Criminal-ly-ity-ate-ated- 
 ation, rs, Ker'-Men ; Exclaiin-ed, exclamation-tory-(tive), rs, Kays 2 - 
 Kel ; Expedient-ly-ce-cy and Expedition, rs, (Kay)-Spet 1 ; Gravitate- 
 d-ation, Gravity, rs, Ger-Vet 3 ; Hesitate-d-ion (Hesitant-ancy), Zet*; 
 Stupid-ly-ity-ness, rws, Steh-Ped 3 " ["Steh" meaning the sMoop.] But 
 the impracticability of all these nice theoretical expedients so inge- 
 niously contrived was soon demonstrated. Our civil war broke out ; 
 trials by courts-martial became numerous ; the services of phonogra- 
 phers were indispensable ; but stern army officers, taking a thoroughly 
 practical view of shorthand, required that their phonographers should 
 read their notes as readily as they wrote them, and so made them 
 read aloud to each witness, in presence of the court, his entire depo- 
 
PKEPACE. Xix 
 
 sition as soon as it was taken. The result of all this was the inevita- 
 ble one. It was very soon found that mutilated outlines, used some- 
 times to represent a whole cluster of words, and context-reading of 
 absent signs would not do for this work. Omitted words that the 
 writer expected to be restored by implication refused to come back to 
 him when he needed them. So all our shorthand writers who had 
 adopted these expedients were obliged to abandon them and devise 
 means to insure ready and complete legibility in their most rapid 
 writing. Once started, the practice of calling upon the stenographer 
 at any time to read from his notes has extended to the reporting of all 
 other trials and legal proceedings. The contrast between our Pho- 
 nography and the Old in respect to omitted outlines is very marked. 
 The New Phonography does not omit the expression of a single word 
 even in the most advanced verbatim work, and provides for repre- 
 senting every word in the language with precision. 
 
 If some persons in starting to learn Phonography should suppose 
 that it will make no material difference to them which system they 
 adopt because they are all called " Phonography," they are informed 
 that no system of shorthand ever devised is any too capable ; and that 
 if they have the ambition to be able to report rapid speakers, or even 
 to do work of ordinary speed with ease and accuracy, they must be 
 sure to select the best system, as by some methods no amount of 
 natural ability and application will prevent failure. 
 
 To the possible general introduction of Phonography for use in 
 place of longhand, the objection has been raised that the system is 
 faulty because in its construction verbatim reporting has been the 
 ultimate aim. But when we consider that the requirements of ver- 
 batim reporters and of those who would use shorthand for other pur- 
 poses, are the same namely, rapidity and legibility and that the 
 more recent experience of our best shorthand writers shows that but 
 few abbreviations are required even in the swiftest work, this objec- 
 tion falls to the ground. Again, it has been urged against Phonogra- 
 phy that the vowel-signs should be always written and in the same 
 outline with the consonant-stems. This objection is not well founded 
 for the following reasons : (a) The vowel-signs are not needed, the 
 unvocalized characters being practically as legible without them as 
 with ; (6) it would of necessity take from the consonants a portion of 
 outline-material, and so lead to the use of still longer characters for 
 the consonants, without any compensating gain ; (c) as the vowel- 
 signs would have to be much smaller than the consonant-stems, loss 
 
XX PREFACE. 
 
 of speed from the cause already mentioned, "of passing rapidly from 
 characters of one size to those of a very different size," would be 
 occasioned ; (d~) the whole history of shorthand demonstrates that 
 the vowel-signs, when given at all, should be separate from the conso- 
 nant-outlines. Phonography provides a perfect means for writing the 
 vowels, in such a way that whether they are expressed or omitted, 
 the general appearance of the written word is the same. And as all 
 mature reading is from general appearances, and not from an actual 
 analysis of every character in a word each time that the eye passes 
 it, this is an important point in favor of the phonographic plan of 
 writing. Because Phonography is not so easily read by one who has 
 just acquired it as the longhand that he has used since childhood, is no 
 argument against it. Professor Tyndall, in his recent address before 
 the British Association, speaking on this very point, says, "Witness 
 the slow learning of its letters by a child, and the subsequent facility 
 of reading in a man, when each group of letters which forms a word 
 is instantly, and without effort, fused to a single perception." Thus it 
 is with the experienced reader of phonographic writing, only with this 
 difference, that instead of being confined to single words, owing to 
 the brevity of the outlines and the use of Phraseography, whole sen- 
 tences are taken in at a single glance. 
 
 It would seem that most if not all of the objections that are raised 
 to Phonography are similar to those that the child-learner would be 
 apt to make in regard to the common print. But now that Phonog- 
 raphy is beginning to have a fair chance in our schools, it may safely 
 be left to take care of itself, without fear as to the result. 
 
 Considering the great simplicity of its elementary plan it is sur- 
 prising how few difticult or awkward outlines are to be found in Pho- 
 nography in its application to writing every word of our complicated 
 language, as tested in going through the entire Dictionary. In this 
 respect it contrasts very favorably with our longhand. There are 
 very few instances of phonographic outlines which require that after 
 making one line the pen must retrace a portion of it, as is the case 
 with several of the longhand letters ; and it is doubtful if there is a 
 word in the language whose phonographic outline is intrinsically so 
 difficult to make as the small c of longhand when it is joined to a pre- 
 ceding letter. 
 
 The common English orthography is almost entirely artificial in its 
 character, and it requires so much time and application to master its 
 difficulties as they occur in the ordinary words of the language, that 
 
PREPACK. Ili 
 
 correct spelling has come to be considered one of the most thorough 
 special tests of scholarship. But spelling in Phonography is so 
 natural and easy a thing that it can never be made such a test ; hence 
 there will always be a much greater latitude in the choice aud use of 
 its signs than is now allowed in the common spelling. 
 
 As Phonography is intended especially to be of practical utility, it 
 should not be so closely bound as to fetter it by those little phonetic 
 niceties that have rather a scientific than a theoretic value. For La- 
 stance, our leading lexicographers almost invariably represent the 
 syllables -ture, -dure, -tian, -tion, etc., in such words as nature, 
 verdure, Christian, question, etc., as beginning with the consonants ty 
 or dy ; but in Webster's Dictionary it is admitted that by some 
 speakers, tu and ti in these words "are suffered to sink into the easier 
 and closely allied sound of ch in church ; thus, na-choor, kris-chan, 
 kwes-chun, etc." See sections 66, 95 and 97 of "Principles of Pro- 
 nunciation" in that dictionary. But Mr. Alexander J. Ellis, in his 
 work "On Early English Pronunciation," Part I, page 203, has treated 
 this subject much more exhaustively. He says : 
 
 "T, D have now a tendency, ignored by most orthoepists, under 
 particular circumstances to pass into ch, j ; thus, nature, verdure are, 
 perhaps most frequently, pronounced nS-chr, vr-jr, the last word 
 being in that case identified with verger. * * * * The palatals 
 6, y have always had a great effect upon preceding consonants of the 
 dental and guttural class, as they tend to materially alter the position 
 of the tongue, in order to facilitate the transition to a following 
 vowel. The languages derived from the Latin are full of instances. 
 It is a fashion in modern English to resist, or to believe that we resist, 
 this tendency in the especial case of -ture and -dure, but we have 
 given into it completely in -tion. * * * * A similar change is 
 recognized in -cious, -cial. And it is in vain to protest against -ture, 
 -dure becoming chr, jr, at a time when even -tybor, dySor, though far 
 less pedantic than -tEoor, deoor, have a singularly orthoepistic effect." 
 
 In all other systems of Phonography but this, the arbitrary rule ot 
 the orthoepists in regard to these words has been followed, and many 
 preferable phonographic outlines have thus been excluded. The 
 plan adopted in this Dictionary, however, is to treat these syllables as 
 beginning with either ch or ty, j or dy, according to which gives the 
 best outline in each particular case ; passing by the question of abso- 
 lute accuracy of analysis as being of less practical importance than 
 the securing of distinctive and easily written word-forms. 
 
PREFACE. 
 
 In choosing between two outlines for a word, I have constantly 
 kept before me while preparing this Dictionary, the question, What 
 outline would I, if engaged in actual verbatim reporting, be most apt 
 to select as the best? not, What outline could possibly be used? 
 Sometimes when greatly in doubt which to adopt, I have given both, 
 leaving it to further experience and discussion to decide the point. 
 During the preparation of this work I have frequently referred to 
 Isaac Pitman's Phonographic Dictionaries of 1852 and 1867, and 
 A. J. Graham's of 1862, and have sometimes been aided by.them in 
 my conclusions ; but they have been rather uncertain guides because 
 of the very frequent omission of words whose outlines offer the 
 greatest difficulties, and the constant practice of the latter author of 
 giving the briefest possible outlines that he could devise, irrespective 
 of their practicability both as regards the writer and the reader. 
 Generally speaking, in this Dictionary no word has been given an 
 outline that will not admit of receiving all the vowel-signs of that 
 word ; for, while it is true that the advanced writer seldom inserts 
 the vowels, yet the legibility of the writing greatly depends upon 
 the consonant-outline itself suggesting the vocalization. In other 
 words, the spirit of the vowel should be present though its visible 
 sign is absent. For a like reason, when convenient, fuller outlines 
 have been assigned to uncommon or infrequent words than would be 
 necessary if they were of frequent recurrence. Also, with uncom- 
 mon words, special effort has been made to retain the outlines of their 
 derivatives. And when two words have the same consonants, but 
 vary in number of syllables, if there is a choice of outlines, the longest 
 outline has been assigned to the word containing the greatest number 
 of syllables. See Acute and Cute, Atheism and Theism. 
 
 Heretofore the principles of motion-balance in writing Phonogra- 
 phy have not been understood or recognized. When possible, of two 
 outlines of nearly equal length, the one that balances the motion of 
 the hand the best has been preferred. Thus, the outline Br-N-CH 
 is better than Brn-CH for branch, but Bln-CH is better than Bl-N-CH 
 for blanch, and Dr-N-CH than Drn-CH for drench. Th itline 
 M-N-TH (month) is an illustration of good balancing. 
 
 This Dictionary gives the outlines of 60,000 words and over 5,000 
 proper names, being far the most complete and comprehensive work 
 of the kind ever published ; and yet the whole is brought within a 
 volume sufficiently small for convenient use. The Nomenclature that 
 is provided in the Introduction for the proper analytic reading o^ 
 
PREFACE: xxiii 
 
 phonographic outlines, is much superior to any ever before devised. 
 That employed by Mr. Graham, and which he uses instead of the 
 actual phonographic outlines in his dictionary, represents the hooks, 
 modifications, circles and loops as if they invariably had their light 
 or breath sounds, regardless of the way they are sounded in each 
 particular word ; thus, his name for the outline of pave is Pef, of 
 baize, Bees, etc. And in dividing his names of outlines into syllables, 
 there is no yielding from a set plan in order to accommodate the 
 peculiarities of phonographic joinings. But in our Nomenclature 
 the name of each outline represents accurately all of its consonant- 
 sounds, and the divisions between syllables correspond with the 
 natural divisions between the different stems of the outline, thus indi- 
 cating exactly how it should be written. Compare the two methods 
 of naming phonographic signs in the following words: Abscond, 
 [G's] Bees-Kend, [ours] Bee-Skend ; Besom, [G's] Bees-Em, [ours] 
 Bee-Zem ; Desire, [G's] Dees-Ar, [ours] Dee-Zer ; Observe, [G's] Bees- 
 Ref, [ours] Bee-Zreev ; Destroy, [G's] Dees-Ter, [ours] Dee-Stree. 
 
 The new principle of allowing straight stems with final hooks 
 to be lengthened to add tr, dr or thr, which was first suggested by 
 Mr. C. A. Walworth, has been thoroughly tested in practice and 
 found to be a very valuable improvement. It gives many new 
 word-forms that are superior to those before in use, and also a large 
 number of useful phrases that were not possible until its adoption. 
 
 The sound of the letters a, ai and ea before r, in such words as 
 care, bare, share, az'r, faz'r, haz'r, pear, bear, wear, has been a trouble- 
 some one for lexicographers to determine with exactness. They have 
 commonly treated it as being the sound of long a (a), somewhat modi- 
 fied by the following r sound. As any modification of a sound produ- 
 ces a different sound, this description is rather an unscientific one ; but 
 practically it indicates with sufficient nicety the sound heard in these 
 words as they are pronounced in England. In this country, however, 
 (and, according to Webster and A. J. Ellis, the pronunciation pre- 
 vails with some English people), the almost universal usage is to give 
 to this vowel the same sound that is heard in at, cat, etc., but some- 
 what prolonged in quantity. Isaac Pitman, following the prevailing 
 pronunciation of his country, has always written this vowel in Pho- 
 nography with the second-place heavy dot ; and American authors 
 (myself included until recently) have followed his example. But in 
 this Dictionary and in the system as now taught this vowel-sound, 
 If the ordinary six-vowel scale is used, is represented by the first- 
 
PREFACE 
 
 place light dot-sign. In the extended or complete vowel-scale its 
 sign is a first-place heavy-dash, written parallel to the consonant-stem. 
 Mr. Graham, in his Dictionary, says, " The sound of pare is the same 
 as the vowel of at, only the former is long while the latter is short ; " 
 and yet he ordinarily represents the sound of pare with the sign of &. 
 
 SYNOPSIS OF PRACTICAL PHONOGRAPHY. 
 To enable phonographers who write other systems to use this Dic- 
 tionary with profit, a Synopsis of the New Phonography is given 
 below in the form of illustrative stems, words and phrase-signs, 
 under the headings of the New Classification and Arrangement. 
 
 ALPHABET. 
 
 Consonant Signs \ P, \ B, | T, | D, / CH, / J, 
 __ K, _ G, V_ F, ^_ V, ( TH, ( DH, ) S, ) Z, J SH, J ZH, 
 f-L, -> R, /- B, ^ M, ^ N, ^ NG, ^ W, ^ Y, ^ H. 
 
 Vowel Signs; *j ah, '; &, ! a, -j 8, J B, j Y, "jaw, ~i 0, 
 -j 0, -; u, i oo, i 56; v j i, *; or, 1 ow, J EW. 
 
 SIMPLE-STEMS. 
 
 Simple Vowels: ~\ bah, \ bay, ..^.be, I at, /etch, .-[--eat, 
 /T-N may, - me, ^ ray, ^ hay, -^)- she, .^71 caw, -| ode, ..[._. too, 
 \ up, \ abbey, : ago, ..')._. ado, -|' iota, ->^,- payee. 
 
 Diphthongs : \ by, ^s boy, ^ ^eow, ..] due, V~^ nigh, "^ Iowa. 
 
 Two Stems: V-s balm, \ back, \ bake, \ beck, 
 
 V-^ Adam, -[^,- tomb, _f77T ! calm, --j^-^ king, ^, make, 
 V__ pack, ^\ cap, p^ dumb, ^-- coop, ask, J. shake, 
 '^> bush, \^.-. bushy, -^-feel, Vj^ felly, << lake, l alike, 
 ...^.. |. ear ^ N ^ / . ben . v> rx^_^ arm) ^_^ roam, >/f arch, x( earth. 
 
 HOOKED-STEMS. 
 
 L and R Hooks on StraigJit Stems : \ PI, <\ Pr, \ Bl, % Br, 
 f Tl, i Tr, f Dl, 1 Dr, / CHI, / CHr, / Jl, / Jr, ,__ Kl, 
 r- Kr, ^_ Gl, ,_ Gr, y Bl, / Br ; \ play, X pray, ^- glow, 
 \ apple, -] odor, ....j eagle, "'""N copper, V T\ noble, /S\ reply, 
 
 |1_ tiger, /_ checker, - c ^- nearly, V^x furl, ^/girl; ..[... i* 
 
 Will, \ by all, / which will, / which are, *\ by our. 
 
PREFACE. 
 
 XXV 
 
 L and R Hooks on Ourved Stems: ^_ Fl, <L_ Fr, Q_ VI, <L_ Vr, 
 C TH1, ( THr, Q DH1, ( DHr, r ) SI, ) Sr, c ) Zl, ) Zr, J SHI, 
 J SHr, [ <J -flHl, J -SHr ], J> ZH1, J ZHr, ~ Zl, f Lr, 
 
 Nr, Q^ NG1, ^ NGr, 
 Hr ; -^ evil, .!).. easel. 
 busily, r- 11 N calmly, 
 " on our. 
 acquire ; P ought we, 
 
 coal, 
 
 call, 
 
 can y u - 1- - 
 ^ shown, (j then, 
 
 Mr, ^ Nl, 
 
 C^ Wl, ^ Wr, p Yl, f Yr, ^ HI, 
 5^. every, ) Ezra, QI^ only, /f) razor, ' 
 "W) - - official, "\^i-- officially ; ...Q^ if all, 
 TFoy Hook : C Y~ quail, - c -. ..... -.- quick, ^ 
 
 ^ can we, 6 / were we. 
 
 Special Vocalization: .!\.. dear, 1 tell, 
 ...... near, ^v- engineer, .Sr^_... endure. 
 
 Fay Hook : c\ but you-r, ^ what you-r, 5 
 2f Hook : \ pun, __, gain, ^ vain, 
 ^r^ men, [ ^~^_. many], J attain, ) v assign, Q^ flown, ^_^ cun- 
 ning; V-- if an, .-yT.. you and, ^> have been, ^ ^ more than. 
 
 J^w V Hooks: ^ deaf, \^ pave, x^ rough, ; cough, [ v_ cof- 
 fee], ,j gi-ave, [ <rT X^ gravy], .."X^. proof ^ cover; / charge 
 of, [ out of, ^ can have; ^ they have, ^-^ he have, ^-^ may have. 
 57iw7i fiboA; . ; 3 caution, /-p motion, ^o fashion, ^x 5 Russian, 
 ^j> nation, ^ ovation, _^ occasion, ^ _ 3 vacation, sJ^ national. 
 2V, Tkr or Dhr Hook: ^ actor, ^ wi-iter, ^^ gather, ^ rather, 
 picture ; ~ "^ can there, j what their, ^b by all their. 
 
 MODIFIED STEMS. 
 
 s mother, -^"-waiter, ^ flatter, /^~* lend- 
 " should there, ' ^ from there, ^ ^ on their ; 
 rafter, ^^' run there, ... ..... _. could have their. 
 
 pate, _ get, ^ bad, .".got, _y shut, -^ pit, 
 .^_. into], ^ rate, < right, [_^\ riot, /\ ride, 
 
 ^ prate, ^ word, ^ hurt, (^ friend, \j patient, 
 
 bottom, \> puzzled, ^^9 muzzled; ' at the, 
 
 Lengthening: x - r 
 Jr, ^_ of their, '" 
 ,.*^ render, ^^ 
 
 Half Lengths: ^ 
 [ " x |"" pity, ^ poet, 
 X] rode], ^ plate, c 
 - efficient, V N 
 \> out of the, f from the, p said to, <^ able to, J had not, j do 
 not, -j- did not, ~' cannot. 
 b 
 
PREFACE. 
 CIRCLES AND LOOPS. 
 
 BmaU Circle : \ soap, sake, ,^_ save, -.[-- teas, O> mouse, ^ sect, 
 '(~ sale, /^ lace, x 9 race, [ X] racy, X) rosy], J_ desk, ^^ uusafe; 
 as, ... is, .^_. as if, ^ has not, C as well a- 8 ) ^ is i Q > ^ who is. 
 Circle: _o cases, ^P races, ^P- recess, ^ necessity, 
 system, _^> excesses; _ as h-is, -Q is as, f has said, -^ is seen. 
 Loop: ' " cast, xf raised, -\ state, ^ store, ^X story, 
 -,5=, coasts; ^ as the, as it, as to, ~Q is the, is it, is to, -^ is it as 
 ,? where is the, ^_^ knows the, .^.. as it would. 
 
 Large Loop: ^ castor, ^ master, ^=> coasters, [j.-, texture; 
 as their, -^ is there, as there is, ..'^N has there not been, 
 *\ has there been, Q^ unless there, -^ because there is. 
 
 Small Circle on Hooks : 3\ supply, ^ sable, p settled, ...(^. civil, 
 'r squaw, _s caves, k^> veins, L_> occasions, ^ fashions, ~ ^^ actors. 
 
 Circles and Loops with Hooks Implied: \ spray, \ saber, 
 / stager, ] trance, J- dunce, J- dunces, \ puns, \ punster, 
 \ x punsters, !\ v prosper, [_.* disgrace, .jferv.. describe, <L_> danc- 
 ing, 3^ transpose. 
 
 SUBSTITUTES AND EXPEDIENTS. 
 
 In and Shun Curls: ^\ inscribe, ^ unstrung; ^-^ in some; 
 (^- physician, -(^- physicians, f accession, --] transition, 
 ^ transitions, -^-- transitional, ^ processional. 
 
 Brief Way Sign : ^) wash, 5^. waived. 
 
 Brief Hay Sign: -\, heap, \ hub, V half, ^ v "White, ^ whey. 
 
 Brief Ing Sign : .^.meeting, \ petting. 
 
 "To" indicated by Fourth Position: j to do, ~T~ to receive. 
 
 Tick for I: ^ I am, L _ (downward with slant of CHv) I have, 
 ^ (upward with slant of .Rl) I will, * I will not, \, I suppose. 
 
 Miscellaneous : \ complain, j content, /-- recommend, ( s they 
 complained, ^~f foreknowledge, ^^ magnify, . -^_ .. self evi- 
 dent, ..\L.. doubtfulness, ^ thoughtlessness, t^ instrumental-ity. 
 ^ themselves, Cj lordship, (^_^ loss of money, | [ from day to day. 
 
THE mode employed in this Dictionary of indicating the phono- 
 graphic outlines of words by means of ordinary letter-types is called 
 STENOTYPY. The plan is as follows : 
 
 Each phonographic consonant-sign is represented by the letter or 
 letters of the common alphabet by which it is most readily suggested. 
 
 The Stenotypes of the stem-signs are distinguished from the Steno- 
 types of consonants represented by hooks, modifications, circles, 
 loops, curls, the tick and dot signs for 7i, and the small sign for w, by 
 printing the former in capital letters and the latter in lower-case or 
 email letters. 
 
 STENOTYPES OF THE STEM-SIGNS. 
 
 \\l | / / _ ^_ L ( ( ) 
 
 P B T D CH J K G F V TH DH S 
 
 ) jjr-^^^^^-^r^ 
 
 ZSHZHi RJ2 M NNGWY H 
 
 SHEE, LEE, REE AND UPWARD 8. 
 
 The stenotypes of the up-stroke stems Shee, Lee and Ree, are dis- 
 tinguished from the down-stroke stems Ish, El and Er, by being printed 
 in italic or slanting capitals. The stenotype of Ess when struck 
 upward, as in v_^> factionist, - : (^--- elocutionist, etc., is also printed 
 With an italic capital ; thus, F-Kshn-$t, L-Kshn-^t. 
 
 STENOTYPES OF STEMS WITH HOOKS, ETC. 
 
 \ PI, <\ Pr, Q_ Fl, ^_ Fr, c_ Kw, c Ky, ^ Ty, _^ Kf, 
 
 ( DHv, __, Kn, <^> Fn, _D Kshn, ^ Fshn, , Ktr, ^_^ Ntr, 
 
 (^ Ztr, ^_ Fltr, (^ indr, ^* ^ndr, , Dt, ^ Pint, 
 
 f sTs, ) sSs, c ssK, L BHss, -^j) Nss, c stK, ^ Kst, -=s Kstr, 
 
 o ex v-< 
 
 \ sPl, Q_ sFl, <^_ sFr, \ sPr, \ ssPr, i Drfts, % stPr, _o> Kfs, 
 \ Pns, \ Pnstr, ^_ sKrt, /V. nsZ-V, O zdhr, V_ wV, \, heP 
 
ancviii INTRODUCTION. 
 
 When a hook, modification, circle, loop or curl may be employed 
 to write more than one consonant or group of consonants, its steno- 
 type is varied to accommodate itself to each particular case. Thus, 
 the stcnotype of the outline ^ is sPs for the word space, and sPz for 
 
 the word suppose ; the stenotype of ,_p is sNs or sNz, of o , Kss, 
 
 Ksz or Kzz, of ^, .Rst or .Rzd, of <r _= , Grf or Grv, of J , Ttr or 
 Tdhr, of -^ , Mtr, Mdr or Mdhr of \ , sPnt or sPnd. 
 
 The stenotype of the sJiun-cwl, for the sake of greater distinction, is 
 always printed in italics ; thus, e Kss/m, (^ Yzslm. 
 
 Punctuation and other printers' marks are printed between steno- 
 types, whether of simple or compound stems, to indicate as follows : 
 
 1. A hypJwn (-) that the signs are joined; thus, ^^-^ M-M, 
 
 G-G, ^-V_ N-V, V^ B-K-M, ^) H-Z, f^ L-W., \/ P-Bl 
 
 \ K-Pr, e ~V_ Gr-V, '"^ M-N-TH, /\ J2-Pt-Bl, ~~L K-T-Gt, 
 
 ^ P-Ld, V P-^t. 
 
 2. An inverted semicolon ( ! ) that the stems are disjoined and sim- 
 ply written close together ; thus, ( s DH ! Plnd (they complained). 
 1!^ nsTr ; Mnt (instrumental). 
 
 3. A colon ( . ) that the stems are disjoined, and the second stem 
 written close to, but a little under the first ; thus, (^ K:Dshn (accom- 
 modation.) 
 
 4. An inverted period () that the stems are disjoined, and the 
 second stem lapped a little over the first ; thus, | D'Td (dated), 
 "^! W-Td (waited). 
 
 Any one of the foregoing punctuation signs printed before a steno- 
 type standing alone, indicates how its outline is to be written in 
 relation to any outline that may precede it ; thus, : Pin denotes the 
 outline of complain, and also that the outline should be written near 
 the preceding word. 
 
 A simple space marks the ordinary separation between words. 
 
 A numeral just after and near the upper part of a stenotype, indi- 
 cates the position of its sign ; thus, ~ ^ K'-M, (^ If, "V" F*-L. 
 
 When ing is added to outlines that do not admit of the stem NG 
 being easily joined, or to outlines that are abbreviated, the dot sign is 
 used. The stejiotype of dot ing is an inverted period in parentheses ; 
 thus, Pt(') 3 putting, Mt(')* meeting, Dt(') 1 doubting, B 2 -K(-) becoming, 
 P(') 1 parting, jSVP(-) representing. 
 
 CIRCLES BETWEEN STEMS. 
 
 The stenotype of a circle between stems may be joined to either 
 stem ; thus, x {_ Ps-V or P-sV, J .Bs-K or .K-sK. But it is found 
 best in practice to join it to the first stem in all cases where upon 
 completing the first stem and the circle the pen is left in the proper 
 
INTRODUCTION. XXIX 
 
 lace to go directly on with the next stem of the outline ; thus, 
 Bs-J, ~f Ks-J, Ks-K, ^ Ts-L, ( r Fs-L, < Ms-L, 
 
 ^-y-x Ms-M, ,~t^ Ms-N. But in outlines where the circle is turned 
 on the back of the first stem in order to specially accommodate it 
 to the second stem, the stenotype of the circle should invariably be 
 joined to the stenotype of the second stem ; thus, J _ D-sK, fr~ T-sL, 
 (<- TH-sZ, 
 
 STENOTYPES OP THE VOWEL-SIGNS. 
 
 The stenotypes of the vowel-signs are as follows : 
 
 I or I 01 ow EW or u al al el la al 61 la II 
 
 v' : >-; : v: : A: <: : >; <v: 
 
 ; ; i V- <; 
 
 The vowel-stenotypes are printed in with the stenotypes of the 
 consonants in the order of their occurrence in a word ; thus, \ aP, 
 -| OD, (' L&. When a vowel is between two stems, if written to the 
 first stem its stenotype is placed to the stenotype of that stem ; if 
 written to the second stem its stenotype is placed to the stenotype of 
 
 that stem; thus, V_ BS'-K, \_ B-6K, \_ Bs-K, 'L uT'-TK, 
 ^T Ka-Na-Dfi 1 , " Kbf 1 , (^ Van 2 . A hyphen between the steno- 
 type of a vowel and a consonant-stenotype indicates that the sign of the 
 vowel is joined to the stem ; thus, | i-T, ^ i-W. The stenotypes 
 of vowel-signs that are read between a stem and its I or r hook are 
 enclosed in marks of parenthesis ; thus, :].. D(6)r 3 , | T(6)l*. 
 
 FRENCH NASAL-VOWELS. 
 
 As there are no such sounds in the English language as the French 
 nasal vowels, Phonography does not, in its regular alphabet, provide 
 for their representation. But, as words and sentences from the 
 French are often used by speakers, the follow iiig expedient is pro- 
 vided for representing these vowels : The sign of the vowel that is 
 nasalized is placed to the stem N or M cancelled with a short tick 
 written between the ordinary vowel-positions, or across the re-hook ; 
 thus, in, <" an, en, ^ un. r -^ i enfant. The stenotypes of 
 
 such cancelled consonants are printed in italics ; thus, 2f l en, M l am, 
 
 2V S un, If-Fn 1 enfant. 
 
 PHONOGRAPHIC NOMENCLATURE. 
 
 In reading the stenotypic outlines the regular phonographic no> 
 menclature is employed. 
 
 The names of the consonant-signs are as follows : 
 
 Simple Stems : P, Pee ; B, Bee ; T, Tee ; D, Dee ; CH, Chay ; 
 Ji Jay ; K, Kay ; G, Gay ; F, Ef ; V, Vee ; TH (sound of th in thin 
 
jrxx INTRODUCTION. 
 
 or breatli), Ith ; DH (sound of th in then or breathe), Dhee ; S, Ess ; 
 Z, Zee ; tSH (written downward), Ish ; /Sfl" (written upward), Shee ; 
 ZH (sound of * in pleasure or of French j as in jerar). 2hee ; X (writ- 
 ten upward), Lee ; L (written downward), El ; K (curved sign for r, 
 written downward), Er ; It (straight sign for r, written upward), Ree ; 
 M, Em ; N, En ; NG, Ing ; W, Way : Y, Yay ; H, Hay. 
 
 The names of the compound consonant-signs are formed with their 
 several consonant elements, each stem with all its hooks, modifica- 
 tions, circles and loops, being sounded with the short vowel 6 inserted! 
 where it will best facilitate the pronunciation of the name, as follows : 
 
 L-Hook Stems : PI, Pel ; Bl, Bel ; Tl, Tel ; Dl, Del ; CHI, Chel ; 
 Jl, Jel ; Kl. Kel ; Gl, Gel ; Fl, Fel ; VI, Vel ; TH1, Thel ; DH1, 
 Dhel ; SI, Es'l ; Zl, Zeel ; SHI (downward), Ish'l ; SHI (upward), 
 Sheel ; L\ (upward), Leel ; LI (downward), El'l ; Rl (downward), 
 Erl ; R\ (upward), Reel ; Ml, Mel ; Nl, Nel ; NG1, Ing'l ; Wl, Wei ; 
 Yl, Yel ; HI, Hel. 
 
 It-Hook Stems .- Pr, Per ; Br, Ber ; Tr. Ter ; Dr, Der ; CHr, Cher ; 
 Jr, Jer ; Kr, Ker ; Gr, Ger ; Fr, Fer ; Vr, Ver ; THr, Ther ; DHr, 
 Dher; Sr, Es'r; Zr, Zeer ; SHr, Ish'r ; SHr, Sheer; ZHr, Zher; 
 Lr (upward), Leer ; Lr (downward), El'r ; Rr (downward), Er'r ; 
 .Sr (upward), Reer ; Mr, Mer ; Nr, Ner ; NGr, Ing'r ; Wr, Wer ; 
 Yr, Yer ; Hr, Her. 
 
 NOTE : SI and Zl are named Es'l and Zeel to distinguish them from 
 the outline L (downward) with an initial small circle, which is called 
 either Sel or Zel, according as the circle represents the sound of 
 * or 2. So Sr and Zr are named Es'r and Zeer, because the outline of 
 R (downward) with an initial small circle is called either Ser or Zer. 
 SHI is named Ish'l, and SHr Ish'r, to distinguish them from SHI, 
 Sheel, and SHr, Sheer. LI is called Leel, and Lr, Leer, to distinguish 
 them from the downward forms LI, El'l, and Lr, El'r. Rl is called 
 Erl and Rr, Er'r, to distinguish them from the upward signs, Jfl, 
 Reel, and Br, Reer. NG1 is called Ing'l, and NGr, Ing'r, because the 
 consonant-sound ng never begins a syllable. 
 
 Way-Hook Stems : The Way-hook, stems are named by inserting 
 the sound of Way between the sound of the stem to which it is 
 attached and adding a final e sound ; thus, Pw, Pwee ; Bw, Bwee ; Tw, 
 Twee ; Dw, Dwee ; CHw, Chwee ; Jw, Jwee ; Kw, Kwee ; Gw, Gwee. 
 
 Toy-Hook Stems: The Fay-hook stems are named in the same 
 manner as the Way-hook signs, with the vowel 6 also inserted t< 
 facilitate pronunciation ; thus, Py, Peyee ; By, Beyee ; Ty, Teyee : 
 Dy, Deyee ; CHy, Cheyee ; Jy, Jeyee ; Ky, Keyee ; Gy, Geyee. 
 
 N-Hook Stems : Pn, Pen ; Bn, Ben ; Tn, Ten ; Dn, Den ; CHn 
 Chen ; Jn, Jen ; Kn, Ken ; Gn, Gen ; Fn, Fen ; Vn, Yen ; THn. 
 Then; DHn, Dhen; Sn, Es'n; Zn, Zeen; SHn, Ish'n : SHn, Sheen; 
 ZHn, Zhen; Ln, Leen: Ln, El'n; Rn, Era; .Rn, Reen; Mn, Men; 
 Nil, Nen, NGn, Ing'n; Wn, Wen; Yn, Yen; Hn, Hen. 
 
 For VHook Stems.- Pf, Pef; Pv, Pev; Bf, Bef; Bv, Bev; Tf, 
 Tef; TV, Tev, Df, Def; Dv, Dev; CHf, Chef; CHv, Chev; Jf, Jef; 
 Jv, .Tev; Kf, Kef; Kv, Kev; Gf, Gef; Gv, Gev; fit Reef; Rv, Reev. 
 
 Shun- Hook Stems: Pshn, Peshun; Bshn, Beshun; Tshn, Teshun; 
 Dshn, Deshun; CHshn, Cheshun; Jshn, Jeshnn; Kshn, Keshun; Gshn, 
 Geshunj Fshn, Feshun; Yshn, Veshun; THshn, Theshun; Sskn, 
 
INTRODUCTIOK. 
 
 Esshun; Zshn, Zeeshn; SHshn, Ishshun; /SGshn, Sheeshun; Zshn 
 Leeshun; Lshn, Elshun; Rshn, Ershun; Bshn, Reeshun; NGshn, 
 lugshun ; Wshn, Weshun ; Hshn, Heskun, etc. 
 
 Ter-Hook Stems: Pit, Fetter; Btr, Better; Ttr, Tetter; Dtr, 
 Detter ; R\.v, Reeter, etc. 
 
 Lengthened Simple Stems: Ftr, Fetter; Fthr, Fether; Fclbr, 
 Fedher; Vtr, Vetter; Str, Ester; Sthr, Esther; Ztr, Zeeter ; SHtr, 
 Ishter; SHtr, Sheeter ; Ztr, Leeter; Ltr, Elter; Rtr, Erter [See 
 .Zfeeter] ; NGtr, Ingter, etc. 
 
 Half -length Simple Stems: Pt, Pet ; Pd, Fed; Bt, Bet; Ft, Fet; Vd, 
 Ved; THt, Thet; DHt, Dhet; St, Est ; St (upward), Best; Zt, Zeet ; 
 SHt, Isht: SHt, Sheet; it, Leet; Lt, Elt; Rt, Ert; fit, Reet; NGt, 
 Ingt; Ht, Het; Hd, Hed. 
 
 Modified Final-hook Stems: Pntr, Penter; Pnt, Pent; Bntr, Benter; 
 Bnt, Bent; Dndhr, Dendher; Dnt, Dent; Futr, Fenter; THudr, 
 Thender; Sndr, Esender; Snt, Esent; Zndr, Zeender ; Znd, Zeend. 
 
 Stems with Small Circle : sP, Sep ; sB, Seb ; sT, Set ; sJ, Sej : sK, 
 Sek; sF, Sef; sTH, Seth; sDH, Sedh ; sS, Sessee; sZ, Sezee; sSH, 
 Sesh; sSH, Sesbee; sM, Sem ; sNG, Seng ; sL, Slee ; sL, Sel ; sR, Ser ; 
 sfi, Seree; sW, Sway; sY, Seyay; Ps, Pess ; Bs, Bess ; Ks, Kess; Fs, 
 Fess ; THs, Thess ; Ss, Eses ; Zs, Zees ; SHs, Isbes ; SHs, Sbees ; Ms, 
 Mess or Ems ; Ns. Ness or Ens ; NGz, Ingz ; Ws, Wess; sPz, Spez; 
 sNs, Sens; sLz, Sleez ; sPr, Spree; sBr, Seber ; sTr, Stree ; sDr, 
 beder ; sCHr, Secber ; sJr, Sejer ; sKr, Skray ; sGr, Seger. 
 
 Small Circle Between Stems: Ks-K, Kess-Kay; Gs-P, Gess-Pee; 
 B-sK, Bee-Sek; B-zM, Bee-Zem ; K-zM, Kay-Zem; F-sL, Ef-Slee; Mz-M, 
 Mez-k N-s,En-Slee; D-zR, Dee-Zer; N-Zs, En-Zees; Ss-N, Esess-N. 
 
 Sterr with Large Circle: ssP, Sesspee, ssT, Sesstee ; ssF, Sessef; 
 ssV, Sessvee ; szM, Sezem ; szN, Sezen ; Psz, Pessez; Kzz, Kezez ; 
 Dnsz, Densez; J?zs-T, Rezess-Tee ; Nss-T, Enses-T ; ssPr, Sesper; 
 ssTr, Sester ; Pzsz, Pezessez. 
 
 Stems with Loops : stP, Step ; stD, Sted ; stK, Stek; stL, Stlee ; 
 stR, Ster ; stR, Steree ; Bst, Best ; Fst, Fest ; Sst, Seest ; Zst, Zeest ; 
 Rst, Erst ; fist Reest ; ist Leest ; Bstr, Bester ; Kstr, K ester ; Fstr, 
 Fester: Sstr, Seester ; Zstr, Zeester ; SHstr, Isbister ; SHstr, Sheester; 
 fistr, Reester ; Zstr, Leester ; Bnst, Benst ; Knstr, Kenster. 
 
 Circles on Hooks: sPl, Spel ; sBl, Sebel ; sTl, Settel ; sKl, Skel; 
 sFl, Sfel; sVl, Svel ; sNl, Snel ; sNGl, Sengel ; sFr, Sefer ; sVr, 
 Sever; sMr, Semmer ; Kvz, Kevz ; Fshnz, Fesbunz; Vzhnz, Vezhunz; 
 Ktrz, Ketterz. 
 
 The name of the dot-sign for -ing is " Ing-dot " ; thus, B-K (), Bee- 
 Kay Ing-dot. 
 
 The initial curl for en, in or un is named by the syllable for which 
 it stands in each particular word ; thus, nsKr-B (inscribe), Insker- 
 Bee. The final shun-curl is named in connection with the stem to 
 which, it is attached ; thus, Fzshn (physician), Fezsbun. 
 
 The brief sign for Way is called Wee, and is named with the stem 
 that follows it ; thus, wV, Weev ; wT, Weet. 
 
 The dot-sign for Hay is named with its accompanying vowel and 
 stem; thus, heP, Heep; hOP, Hope; Whrt, White. 
 
 Tick-Hay is named with the Way-stem to which it is joined , thus, 
 b-W, Hway. 
 
INTBODTJCTION. 
 
 A stem, with a figure near it indicating the position of the word, is 
 read thus, P 1 , Fee-one; Mt(-) J , Met-Ing-dot-Three ; N-G- J 2 -F 3, En- 
 Gay-Jay-Two-Iug. 
 
 When an inverted semi-colon is used to represent the prefix com-, 
 eon- or cum-, it is named by the syllable for which it stands ; thus, 
 5 Pin 2 (complain), Com-Plen-Two; t D--M (condemn), Cpn-Dee-Two- 
 Em ; iBrs 1 (cumbrous), Cum-Bres-Two. But when -he sign '. merely 
 denotes disjoining it is read thus, F 3 i Gt (forget), Ef-Two-Get-Dis- 
 loined. An outline containing an inverted period is read thus, 
 D*'Ted (dated), Dee-Two-Ted-Lapped. 
 
 GENERAL REMARKS. 
 
 Attention is called to the following instructions and directions In 
 regard to the plan and use of this Dictionary : 
 
 The outlines of words are indicated by their stenotypes, in accord- 
 ance with the method explained at the commencement of this Intro- 
 duction. 
 
 If the accented vowel-sound of a word is written in Phonography 
 
 with any one of the First-place vowel-signs *{'{"] j v j 
 the consonant outline of that word is written in the First position; if 
 such vowel-sound is written with any one cf the Second-place vowel- 
 signs ! ; - -i the outline of the word takes the Second posi- 
 tion; and, if the vowel-sound is written with any one of the Third- 
 place vowel-signs j j i j i the consoaant outline takes the 
 
 Third position. 
 
 Whether the outline of a word is written in the First, Second or 
 Third position is shown by the numeral * , * or 3 , placed immediately 
 after the stenotype of the consonant-sign that takes the position indi- 
 cated by such numeral. The first stem of a word is written in posi- 
 tion, (and the position-numeral is consequently placed to the stenotype 
 of the first stem), in all cases except when the outline begins with, but 
 does not entirely consist of, horizontal stems ; for then the first upright 
 or slanting stem is written in position, and the numeral moved forward 
 to its stenotype ; thus, ^A K-P 1 (cap), ^ K-P 3 (coop), TTS^.. K-B* 
 
 (Cuba), T^X. K-B>-J (cabbage),"^]. M-B'-D (embody), ''^ M- 
 
 N-D* (moneyed), ^\---. K-B-K (cubic). Phonographers should 
 be very particular to write every word in its proper position so that a 
 habit of accuracy in this respect will be early formed; and, as those 
 words whose outlines begin with horizontals but contain stems struck 
 In other directions are the most difficult for the learner to master, the 
 foregoing outline illustrations of the positions of such word-forms 
 should be carefully studied. 
 
 To overcome certain practical obstacles that were unavoidable, a 
 few words are arbitrarily Avritten out of their proper positions, and 
 the writer should be exceedingly careful to always place them in the 
 positions assigned to them. These words should be practiced upon 
 until their outlines and positions are thoroughly memorized. The 
 following is a list of them with their stenotypes : Advantage, J 2 j 
 
INTRODUCTION. 
 
 Altogether, Gdhr 1 ; Another, Ndhr 1 ; Any, N 8 ; Do, D 2 ; For, F 2 ; 
 tleman, Jut 1 ; Go, G 1 ; #<s, H 2 ; JEftra, H 2 ; Other, Dhr 1 ; Gcer, Vr' ; 
 Own, N 1 ; Ifa^A, Tr 1 ; Ffotf, T 2 , Which, CH 2 . 
 
 When a word is pronounced in more than one way, if the difference 
 is merely of accent, generally each accent is indicated by the posi- 
 tion-numeral with which it corresponds, and but one outline is given ; 
 thus, "Advertisement or Advertise'ment, D 2 0r'-Vr-T-zMnt [D-or 1 - 
 zMnt]." But if there is a difference in the consonant-sounds used, 
 each outline is indicated; thus, "Asthma, St'-M or S'-M or Z'-M." 
 
 When the outline of one word would be liable to conflict with that' 
 of another, without some special provision being made to avoid it, 
 either in the form of the outline or through increased care in writing, 
 attention is called to the fact of the confliction, and the provision 
 against it, by a reference to such word. Thus, Above is written B'--V, 
 and not BY", because B with the hook is used as an abbreviation for 
 Before; therefore, after giving Above and its outline, the words, "See 
 Before" are inserted. So after Before will be found "See Above." 
 
 In regard to verbs whose past tense and past participle are formed 
 regularly, that is by the addition of -d or -ed to the present tense, the 
 present tense only is given, and then follows its outline, and imme- 
 diately after that the outlines of the past tense and participle and 
 present participle; thus, " Move, M- V s , M-Vd 3 , M-V 3 -NG"; "Brush, 
 Br 2 -SH, Br 2 -SHt, Br 2 -SH-NG " ; " Look, L 3 -K, Z 3 -K-T, L 3 -K- N G." If 
 the verb is irregular, only the outlines of the parts formed regularly 
 are given, and theirregular parts are put in their alphabetical places 
 like any other independent word; thus, "Break, Br'--K, Br"-K-NG"j 
 the word " Broke, Br*-K " being inserted elsewhere. All the parts of 
 a regular verb have their accent on the same vowel-sound, and so 
 their three outlines belong to and are written in one and the same 
 word-position. When the plurals of nouns are formed regularly, that 
 is by the simple addition of an s or z sound to the singular number, 
 the outlines of the plural forms are not given. But when plurals are 
 formed irregularly, as wives, men, feet, children, etc., and the Latin 
 plural forms, their outlines are given in their proper alphabetic 
 places. When an adjective and its corresponding adverb are written 
 with the same outline, the former is printed in full and the latter in- 
 dicated by merely adding at the end -y or -ly, only one outline being 
 indicated for both words; thus, "Able-y, BP; " " Agreeable-y, Gr-BP " 
 "Regardfiil-ly, ^-Grd-Fl." 
 
 Brackets are placed around stenotypes to indicate that they are ab- 
 breviated ; that is, that they do not represent all of the consonants of 
 words. In most instances the full outline is first given, and then fol- 
 lows the abbreviation in brackets ; thus, " Because, B'-Kz [Kz 1 ]," 
 *' Represent, jR 2 -Prz-Nt [J^-P]." Sometimes an optional abbreviation 
 for a part of a word is enclosed in brackets : thus, "Attainableness, 
 Tn 2 -B-.L-Ns [: Bs]," means that the first and full outline may be 
 used, or the outline " Tn 2 : Bs." The abbreviations for -fullness, 
 lessness, -iveness, etc., are indicated in a similar way. 
 
 In like manner marks of Parenthesis are placed around outlines 
 that, although full that is, representing all the consonants of a 
 word are especially brief; thus,'" Eeturn, If-T-Hn (Rt 2 -.fin)." Some- 
 times marks of Parenthesis are used to enclose a part of an outline, 
 
 6* 
 
INTRODUCTION. 
 
 as the stenotypes of one or more steins, or of hooks, to indicate that it 
 is optional with the writer whether he will use the enclosed signs or 
 omit them ; thus, " Explainable, Ks-Pln 8 -B(-L)." Outlines enclosed 
 in Parenthesis marks are generally optional, and in most cases are in- 
 tended more especially for use by verbatim reporters. 
 
 Compound words generally follow the rule for phrase- writing ; that 
 is, the first word is written in its proper position, the other word 
 being joined at the end. There are a few exceptions to this rule iii 
 cases where it is more important that the second word should be 
 (written in its proper position than the first. 
 
 .) It has been thought best not to cumber this Dictionary with lists 
 'of phrase-signs, so they have been only introduced sufficiently to 
 show all the principles of Fhraseography, and thus fulfill the design 
 of indicating how each word of the language is written under any 
 and all circumstances. See under the words, All, An, And, Are, 
 Been, Have, I, It, Not, Of, Or, Other, Our, Own, Than, That, The, 
 Their, There, Time, To, Was, We, Were, Will, Would and Tou-r. 
 
 Although the outline of any word may be ascertained by turning 
 to it in the Dictionary, the necessity for such reference may be 
 rendered less frequent by specially memorizing the following sugges- 
 tions in regard to certain outlines and parts of outlines that charac- 
 terize whole classes of words. 
 
 REM. 1. The following outlines for terminal syllables, unless the 
 preceding part of the outline renders them impossible or difficult, 
 are seldom if ever deviated from : -graphic, -Grf-K; -graphical-ly, 
 -Gr-F-Kl; -ography, -Gr-F; -metric, Mtr-K; metrical-ly, -Mtr-Kl; -nor 
 or -rier, R-R; -ror or -rer, -Rr; -ciously, -SHs-Z; -nion or nian, n-hook 
 followed by the stem N; thus, Geographic, J'-Grf-K; Geographically, 
 J'-Gr-F-Kl; Geography, J'-Gr-F; Geometric, J'--Mtr-K; Geometrical-ly, 
 J'-Mtr-Kl; Anterior, N-T 3 -R-R; Furrier, ~F'--R-R; Bearer, B'-Rr; 
 Curer, K-Rr 3 ; Auspiciously, S'-P-SHs-Z; Graciously, Gr-SHs 5 -Z; Ju- 
 diciously, Jd 3 -SHs-; Companion, :Pn'-N; Demonian, D'-Mn-N. 
 
 REM. 2. As there are two forms for the consonants dvr, namely, 
 D-Vr and Dv-R(-J?), in practice an important distinction is gained by 
 using D-Vr in words commencing with vowels, such as Advert, 
 D J - Vrt ; Adversity, D--Vrs-T ; and Dv-R(-.R) in such words as Divert, 
 Dv=-Rt; Diversity, Dv--Rs-T. 
 
 REM. 3. The consonant I, whether followed by a vowel or not, 
 when it comes after half-length N or NG, is generally written down- 
 ward ; and after half-length M or H it is written upward. 
 
 REM. 4. The termination -ingly is written -NG1 or -NG-L (down- 
 ward) according to whicli form is most convenient. 
 
 REM. 5. The dot for -ing. besides being used after outlines that 
 join badly with the stem NG, and after abbreviated outlines, is gen- 
 erally employed after stems with final loops ; thus, Rst(-)*, Resting ; 
 Mstr(-) 2 , Mustering. 
 
 In a few cases where the letter n in the common spelling represents 
 the sound of ng, for the purpose of securing better outlines, the n-hook 
 is used to represent that sound; thus, Fn 2 -Gs, fungus, instead of the 
 outline F'-NG-Gs. 
 
 Every experienced writer of Phonography, whether he uses it in 
 reporting, in his correspondence, or for private purposes, prefers. 
 
'INTRODUCTION. ' XXXV 
 
 nnvocalized outlines. For tliis reason the indication of full vocaliza- 
 tion in a phonographic dictionary would be of little value. There- 
 fore, except in a few instances where vocalization is specially needed, 
 the signs of the vowels have been omitted entirely. 
 
 Although the vast majority of the word- forms of Phonography are 
 exceedingly facile, so that even an unskilled hand is soon trained to 
 make them with ease, still there are a few outlines that contain in- 
 trinsic difficulties to which it is necessary to call special attention. 
 Thus, the junctions of M-Pt (mapped), M-Bd (mobbed, imbed), stM-Bt 
 (steamboat) present difficulties which can only be obviated by bend- 
 ing in the final end of the curved stem, not so as to form a hook, but 
 yet sufficiently to allow the straight half-length to join at a slight angle. 
 When two stems of equal length, one curved and the other straight, 
 join without an angle, as M-P, P-N, P-S, N-.B, TH-P, P-NG, B-Z, 
 etc., care must be taken to make each stem of the combination as 
 exact as possible, so that if either is covered the other will be as 
 perfect as if it stood alone. It is a good plan for phonographers to 
 make lists of all forms or outlines that they find difficult to write, 
 and then during leisure moments to give them special oractice until 
 they cease to be troublesome. 
 
 The stenotypic method of indicating phonographic outlines em- 
 ployed in this Dictionary, which is almost entirely the invention of 
 the author, is the most simple and perfect means ever devised for 
 the purpose. It is better than a nomenclature because it is more 
 compact, and also presents a picture more nearly like the shorthand 
 signs themselves ; so that, in a mere book of reference like this, it 
 answers the purpose of engraving and enables the author to present 
 great results at a trifling cost to the public. 
 
 The first three and the most important questions that the writer of 
 Phonography wishes information upon in regard to any word, are, 
 first, What is its consonant outline ? second, Which is its accented 
 vowel ? and third, In which of the three word-positions does the 
 accented vowel place that outline ? These questions the author has 
 answered in regard to each word of the language, by giving, first, the 
 word with its accented syllable properly marked; second, the steno- 
 types of the full outline, and, third, the figure indicating its position. 
 In these important respects this Dictionary is superior to any other 
 work of the kind ever published. 
 
 The perfect adaptation to its purpose of the Stenotypy here em- 
 ployed is also evidenced by the fact that the stenotypic part of this 
 book was actually set up by the compositors from phonographic copy. 
 The author is indebted to Messrs. James J. Williamson, Richard 
 Harris and Samuel B. Benn, the phonographic compositors, for the 
 accuracy of their work, and the patient perseverence with which they 
 have adhered to this long and oftentimes wearisome task of making a 
 practical phonographic dictionary of the entire language. 
 
 The Dictionary of Proper Names at the end is an entirely new 
 selection, having been compiled by the author from a large number 
 of independent lists of names, both biographical and geographical. 
 Several Directories have been used, and special effort has been made 
 to adapt this part of the work to the particular wants of people in 
 this country, by giving preference to American names. 
 
CONTENTS. 
 
 PAGS 
 
 THE DICTIONARY OF PRACTICAL PHONOGRAPHY 1 
 
 PROPER NAMES 301 
 
 APPENDIX OF REVISED OUTLINES 329 
 
 PROPER NAMES (REVISED OUTLINES) 365 
 
THE 
 
 DICTIONARY 
 
 OF 
 
 PRACTICAL PHONOGRAPHY. 
 
 A, the first letter of the 
 Alphabet, is used to repre- 
 
 ABA 
 
 more perfectly distinguish Abash', B ] -SH, B'-SH*. 
 a from the. the dot for a B^SH-NG 
 may be placed slightly :Abash'ment, Bi-SH-Mnt 
 above the line. ! Abat'able, Bt 2 -Bl 
 
 2. At the commencement Abate', Bt 2 , B 2 -Td, BtC) 
 of phrases, by a tick struck j Abatement, Bt 2 -Mnt 
 invariably in the direction Ab'atis, B 1 -Ts 
 
 of the stem P. 
 3. In the middle or at 
 
 sent eight distinct vowel! the end of phrases, by a 
 sounds, fas heard in fate, tick struck in the direction 
 far, fat, fort, ask, all, wasp of either P or CH, accord- 
 
 and mauy. In the com- 
 
 ing to which gives the best 
 
 plete or extended phono- 1 junction, 
 graphic vowel-scale a sep-| The dot sign is always 
 arate sign is* given to each j preferable when the tick- 
 of these sounds; but in sign makes an obtuse angle 
 the scale ordinarily used a j with the stem to which it 
 few slight shades of differ- 
 ence in sound are not 
 marked, and \hese eight 
 vowels are written as indi- 
 cated below: 
 
 a in fate heavy second- 
 place dot. 
 
 a in fat, fare and ask 
 light first-place dot. 
 
 a in arm heavy first- 
 place dot. 
 
 a in all heavy first- 
 place dash. 
 
 a in wasp light first- 
 place dash. 
 
 a in many light second- 
 place dot. 
 
 A. The word a is writ- 
 ten as follows : 
 
 1. By a dot on the line, 
 which may be made light 
 
 is joined. 
 Aam, aMi 
 Aaron'ic, R'-N-K 
 Aaron'ical, Ri-N-Kl 
 Aback', Bi-K 
 Ab'acus, Bi-Ks 
 Abaft', Bfti 
 Abal'ienate, B-ii-Nt, B 2 - 
 
 i-N-Td, B*-i-Nt-NG 
 Abaliena'tion, B a -Z- 
 
 Nshn 
 Aban'don, Bn-Dn, Bn 1 - 
 
 Cnd, Bni-Dn-NO 
 Aban'doned, Bi^-Dnd. 
 
 See Abundant. 
 Abandonee', Bn-D-N 
 Aban'doner, Bni-D-Nr 
 Aban'donment, Bn'-Dn 
 
 !Mnt [Bn 1 D-Mnt] 
 Abarticula'tion, B-.Rt- 
 
 Klshn 
 
 except when the word is i Abase', Bs*, Bst, Bs*-N<J 
 unusually emphasized. To] Abase'ment, B-sMnt 
 
 1 
 
 Aabat'or, Btr 2 
 Abat'toir, Bt>-Wr 
 Abb, Bi 
 Ab'ba, &B' 
 Ab'bacy, Bi-S 
 Abba'tial, B-SH1 
 Ab'be, Ba 1 
 Ab'bess, Bs 1 
 Ab'bey, Bi 
 Ab'bot, aBt 1 
 Ab'botship, BtMSH 
 Abbre'viate, Br 3 -Vt. BrK 
 
 V-Td, BrytC) 
 Abbreviation, Br 2 -Vshn 
 Abbre'viator, Br 3 -Vtr 
 Abbre'viatory, Br s -V. 
 
 T-K 
 
 Abre'viature, Br 3 -Vtr 
 Ab'dicant, Bd'-Knt 
 Ab'dicate, Bdi-Kt, Bd 1 - 
 
 K-Td, Bdi-Kt-NG 
 Abdica'tion, BdJ-Kshn 
 Ab'dicative, Bd'-Kt-V 
 Ab'ditory, Bdi-T-fi 
 Abdo'men, B 2 -D-Mn 
 Abdominal, B'-D-M-NI 
 Abdom'inous, B"-D-M- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Abduce', B^-Ds, 
 Abdu'cent, B 3 -Ds-Nt 
 
 B-Ds-KG 
 Abduct', B2-D-Kt, BS- 
 
 K Td, B-D-Kt-NG 
 Abduc'tion, B'-D-Kshn 
 
ABD 
 
 Abduc'tor, B-D-Ktr 
 Abeam', B 3 - M 
 Abear'ance, B^-Rns 
 Abecedarian, Bs*-D-.Bn 
 Abed', Bd 
 Abele', B-L 
 A'belmosk, Bl s -Ms-K 
 Aber'rance, B*-Bns 
 Aber'rant, B -Rut 
 Aberra'tion, B'^-JZshn 
 Abet', Bt, B-Td, Bt(-) 1 
 Abet'ment, Bt-Mnt 
 Abet'ter or Abet'tor 
 
 Abey'ance, B^-Ns 
 Ab'gregate, B 1 -Gr-G-T 
 Ab'hor, B-Hr, fii-Hrd 
 
 BJ-Hr-NG 
 
 Abhor'rence, B'-H-Bns 
 Abhor'rency, Bi-Hrn-S 
 Abhor'rent, B^H-flnt 
 Abhor'rently, B-H- 
 
 fint-Z 
 
 Abhor'ror, B'-Hr-R 
 A'bib, B*-B 
 Abide', Bd, Bd(-) 1 
 Abid'er, B'-Dr 
 Abidingly, Bd>-NGl 
 Abigail, B'-Gl 
 Ability, B 3 -Z-T(-Zt) 
 Abintes'tate, B"-N-Ts-Tt 
 Abirrita'tion, fiz-fi-Tshn 
 Ab'ject, B>-J-Kt 
 Abjec'tion, B*-J-Kshn 
 Ab'jectly, B^J-Kt-Z 
 Ab'jectness, B>-J-Kt-Ns 
 Abju'dicate, B 3 -Jd-Kt 
 Abjudica'tion, B^-Jd- 
 
 Eshn 
 
 Abiura'tion, B s -Jrshn 
 Abiu'ratory, B 3 -Jrt-7Z 
 Abjure', B 3 -Jr, B-Jrd. 
 
 B*-Jr-NG 
 
 Abjur'er, B'-Jr-R 
 Ablacta'tion, B-Z-K- 
 
 Tshn 
 
 Abla'queate, BS-z-Kw-T 
 Ablaquea'tion, B*-Z- 
 
 Kwshn 
 
 Abla'tion, B*-Zshn 
 Ablative, B'-Zt-V 
 Ablaze', Biz* 
 Al>le, (a.) Bl, B1*-R. Blst 
 A'ble-bodied, Bl-B-Dd 
 ATileness, BP-Ns 
 Ab'lepsy, B>-Z-P-8 
 Abluent, B J -Z-Nt 
 Ablu'tion, B 3 -Zshn 
 A'bly, Bl 
 Ab'negate, B'-N-Gt 
 Abnega'tion, B 2 -N-Gshn 
 Abnega'tor, B2-N-Gtr 
 Abnorm'al, B'-Nr-Ml 
 Abnormity, B'-Nr-M-T 
 Aboard', B 2 -Rd (BrdS) 
 Abode', Bd* 
 Abolish, Bi-i-SH, Bi-Z- 
 
 SH-T. Bi-Z-SH-NG 
 Abollshable, : 
 Abol'isher, B'-Z-SHr 
 
 3 
 
 Abolishment, B ! -L-sn- 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Aboli'tion, B'-Z.shn 
 Aboli'tionism, B 3 -ishn- 
 
 Z-M 
 
 Aboli'tionist, B 3 -/.shn-St 
 Aboli'tionize, 
 Aboma'sum, B 2 -Ms-M 
 Aboma'sus, B-Mss 
 Abom'inable-y, Bi-M-N- 
 
 Bl 
 Abominate, Bi-M-N-T, 
 
 B'-M-N-Td, Bi-M-N-T- 
 
 NG 
 Abomina'tion, B a -M- 
 
 Nshn 
 
 Aboriginal, B-.R-J-N1 
 Aborigines, B^-fi-j-Nz 
 Abor'tion, B^flshn 
 Abor'tive, Bi-flt-V 
 Abor'tiveness, B l -fit-V- 
 
 Ns [IVs] 
 Abound', End', Bn^Dd. 
 
 Bnd'-NG 
 About', Bt 
 Above', B-V. See Before. 
 Above'-board, B^-v-Brd 
 Abracadab'ra, Br-K-D- 
 
 Br 
 Abrade', 3rd', Br-Dd, 
 
 Brd(-) 
 
 Abra'sion, Brzhn^ 
 Abreast', Brst 
 Abreuvoir', Br^V-Wr 
 Abridge', Br'-J, Br^-Jd, 
 
 Br-J-NG 
 
 Abridg'er, Br-Jr 
 Abridg'ment, Br^-J-Mnt 
 Abroach', Br-CH 
 Abroad', Brdi 
 Ab'rogate, Br'-Gt, Bri-G 
 
 Td, Br-Gt-NG 
 Abroga'tion, BrS-Gshn 
 Abrupt', BS-fl-Pt 
 Abrup'tion, B s -fi-Pshn 
 Abruptly, B2-fi-Pt-Z, 
 Abrupt'ness, B 2 -fi-Pt-Ns 
 Ab'scess, Bss 1 
 Abscind', Bs 8 -Nd 
 Ab'sciss, Bss 
 Abscis'sa, 
 Abscis'sion, 
 Abscond', B l -sKnd, B 1 - 
 
 sKn-Dd, B'-sKnd-NG 
 Abscond'er, B'-sKndr 
 Ab'sence, Bs^Ns 
 Ab'sent, Bs'-Nt, Bs*-N- 
 
 Td. Bs2-m-NG 
 Absenta'tion, Bs s -N- 
 
 Tshn 
 
 Absentee', Bs 8 -N-T 
 Absenteeism, Bs'-N-T- 
 
 zM 
 
 Absent'er, Bs^-Ntr 
 Absinthe', B8-N-TH 
 Absin'thian, Bs 3 -N-THn 
 Absin'thiate, Bs 3 -N- 
 
 TH-T 
 
 Ab'solute, B'-sZ. 
 Ab'solutely, B l -sZt-Zt 
 
 ABU 
 
 Ab'soluteness, B'-sZ-t-Nfl 
 Absolu'tion, B-sZshn 
 Ab'solutism, B'-sitz-M 
 Absolutist, Bi-sZ-Tst 
 Absolutist' ic, B'-sZr 
 
 Tst-K 
 
 Absolutory, B'-eZ-T-JFZ 
 Absolv'able, B'-sL-V-Bl 
 Absolv'atory, Bi-sZ-V- 
 
 T-B 
 Absolve', Bi-sZ-V, &-6L- 
 
 Yd, Bi-sL-V-NG 
 Absolv'er, B'-sZ-Vr 
 Ab'sonant, Bs'-Nnt 
 Absorb', B^sfl-B, B'-s^ 
 
 Bd, Bi-sfi-B-NG 
 Absorbability, B^-sB-B- 
 
 Bl-T (-Bit) 
 
 Absorb'able, Bi-sK-B-Bl 
 Absorb'ent, B'-s/Z-Bnt 
 Absorp'tion, B^stf-Pshn 
 Absorp'tive, B'-sfi-Pt-V 
 Absorptivity, Bs-sfi-Pt- 
 
 V-Tf-Vt) 
 Abstain', Bs 2 -Tn, Bs- 
 
 Tnd, Bs a -Tn-NG 
 Abste'mious, Bs 3 -T-Ms 
 Abste'miously, Bs s -T- 
 
 Ms-Z 
 Abste'miousness, Bs 8 -T- 
 
 Ms-Ns 
 
 Absterge', Bs s -T-fl-J 
 Abster'gent, Bs^T-fi- Jnt 
 Absterse', Bs z -T-Rs 
 Abster'sion, Bs 2 -T-J?8hn 
 Abster'sive, Bs 2 -T-/Zs-V 
 Ab'stinence, Bs'-Tn-Ns 
 Ab'stinent, Bs'-Tn-Nt 
 Abstract', B'-sTr-Kt, B*- 
 
 sTr-K-Td. B'-BTr-Kt-NGt 
 Ab'stract, Bi-sTr-Kt 
 Abstractedly, B^sTr-K- 
 
 Td-Z 
 
 Abstract'er, B'-sTrtr 
 Ab'stractly, B"-sTr-Kt- 
 Abstract'edness, B^sl'r- 
 
 K-Td-Ns 
 Abstrac'tion, B^-sTr- 
 
 Kshn 
 Abstracti'tious, B 3 -sTr- 
 
 K-T-SHs 
 Abstractive, B>-sTr- 
 
 Kt-V 
 Ab'stractness, B J -sTr- 
 
 Kt-Ns 
 
 Abstruse', B'-sTrs 
 Abstrusely, B^-sTr-sZ 
 Abstruse'ness, B 3 -sTrs- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Absurd', B*-sRd 
 Absurdity, B^ sfid-T 
 Absurdly, B^-sRd-Z 
 Absurd'ness, B'-sRd-Ns 
 Abun'dance, Bnd s -Ns 
 Abun'dant, Bnds-Nt. Sea 
 
 Abandoned. 
 
 Abun'dantly, Bnd*-Nt-Ij 
 Abuse', (v.) Bz, Bzd, 
 
 BzS-NG 
 Abuse', (n.) Bs* 
 
ABU 
 
 Abus'er, B 3 -Zr 
 Abu'sive, Bs s -V 
 Abu'sively, Bs*-V-Z 
 Abu'siveness, Bs 8 -V-Ns 
 
 tiVs] 
 
 Abut', Bt B-Td, Bt(') 
 Abut'tal,B-Tl 
 Abys'mal, B-zM-i 
 Abyss', Bs 3 
 Abyss'al, Bs'-L 
 Abyssinian, Bs 3 -Nn 
 Aca'cia, K-SH* 
 Acade'mial, K-D S -M-L 
 Acade'mian, K-D 3 -Mn 
 Academic, K-D 2 -M-K 
 Academlcal-ly, K-D* 
 
 M-E1 
 Academi'cian, K-D- 
 
 Mshn 
 
 Acad'emy, K-D'-M 
 Ac'aleph, K-L>-F 
 Acale'pha, K-Z^-F 
 Acale'phan, K-L 3 -Fn 
 Acan'tha, K-N-TH 1 
 Acantha'ceous, K-N 
 
 Acan'the, K-N-THi 
 Acan'thus, K-N-THs 
 Acatalec'tic, K-T 2 --K- 
 
 T-K 
 Acatalep'tic, K-T*-- 
 
 Pt-K 
 
 Acau'line, K-n 
 Acau'lous. K-Lsi 
 Accede', Ks-D*, 
 
 Ks-D'-NG 
 Accel'erate, 
 
 Accelera'tion, 
 
 Accel'erative, K-si- 
 
 fit-v 
 
 Accel'erator, 
 Accel'eratory, 
 
 T-fl 
 
 Ac'cent, (n.) KsJ-Nt 
 Accent', (v.) Ks 2 -Kt, Ks- 
 
 N-Td*. Ks^-Nt-NG 
 Accent'or, Ks 2 -Ntr 
 Accent'ual, Ks-N-OH*-L 
 Accent'uate, Ks-N-CHt', 
 
 Ks-N-CH'-Td, Ks-N- 
 
 CHtS-NG 
 A-ccent'uation, Ks-N- 
 
 CHshn 
 Accept', Ks-Pt, Ks-P- 
 
 Td, Ks-Pt(-)* 
 
 Accept'able-y, Ks-Pts-Bl 
 Accept'ableness, Ks-Pt- 
 
 Bl-Ns [IBs] 
 Acceptabil'ity, Ks-Pt- 
 
 Bl-T (-Bit) 
 
 Accept'ance, Ks-P*-Tn8 
 Accepta'tion, Ks-P*- 
 
 Tshn 
 
 frccept'er, Ks-PtK 
 Access' or Ac'ceas, 
 
 Kss'or' 
 
 Acces'sary, K-ssfl* 
 A.cces'sible, 
 
 3 
 
 Accessibility, 
 
 T (-it) 
 Acces'sion, 
 Acces'sional, KssAn- 
 Accesso'rial, K-ssfi-L 
 Acces'sorily, K-ssfi 2 - 
 Acces'soriness, K-ss/e 
 
 Ns 
 
 Acces'sory, K-ss-R* 
 Ac'cidence, Ks-Dns 1 
 Ac'cident, Ks-Dnti 
 Accident'al-ly, Ks-Dnt* 
 
 Jj 
 
 Accip'ient, Ks-Pnts 
 Accip'iter, Ks-Ptr* 
 Acclt Jm', aKl*-M 
 Acclama'tion, KlVMshn 
 Acclam'atory, Kl-Mt-fii 
 Accli'mate, KlJ-Mt. Kl- 
 
 M-Td 1 , KU-MtC) 
 Aoclima'tion, Kl 2 -Mshn 
 Accli'matize, Kl-M-Tz> 
 
 K-M-Tzd', Kl-M-Tzi-NG 
 Accli'mature, EH-Mtr 
 Accliv'ity, K1-V3-T 
 Accli'vous, Kl-Vs 1 
 Accolade', E-Z.S-B 
 Ac'colent, K-inti 
 Accom'modate, KiDt 1 , 
 
 KSDi-Td. KiDt(-) 1 
 Accommoda'tion, K 
 
 SDshn 2 or K-Dshn* 
 Accom'modative. KiD 1 
 
 TV 
 
 Accom'modator, K iDtr 1 
 Accom'paniment, K i 
 
 P-N-Mnt 
 Accom'panist, K!P*-Nst 
 Accom'pany, K-P J -N, K- 
 
 PS-N-D, K-P*-N-NG 
 Accom'plice, K IPls 1 
 Accom'plish, K-Pl'-SH, 
 
 K-Pl-8Ht, K-Pli-SH-NG 
 Accom'plished, K-Pl 1 - 
 
 SHt 
 Accom'plishment, K- 
 
 Pli-SH-Mut 
 Accord', Krdi, Kr-Dd 1 , 
 
 Krdi-NG 
 
 Accord'able, Krd-BU 
 Accord'ance, Krd'-Ns 
 Accord'ant, Krd'-Nt 
 Accordantly, Krd-Nt-L' 
 Accord'ing, Krd'-NG 
 
 [Krdi] 
 Accordingly, Krd-NG- 
 
 L [Krd'li] 
 Accor'dion, Kr-Dn 1 
 x^.ccost', Ksti, Ks-Td', 
 
 Kst(-)i 
 Aocouchment', K-SH 1 - 
 
 Mn 
 
 Accoucheur', K-SSr* 
 Account', K>-Nt, Ki-N- 
 
 Td>, Ki-Nt-NG So writ- 
 ten to distinguish per- 
 fectly from the outline 
 
 of Amount. 
 
 Accountability, K-Nt- 
 
 ACE 
 
 Account'able-y, K-Nfc 
 
 Account'ableness, E> 
 
 Nt-Bl'-Ks [IBs] 
 Account'ant, K'-Nt-Kt 
 Accoup'le, K-n 2 
 Accou'ter or Accou'tre, 
 
 Ktr 3 , Ktrd 3 , Ktr 3 -NG 
 Accoutrements, K-Tr- 
 
 Mnts 
 Accredit, Kr-Dt s , Kr-D=- 
 
 Td, Kr-Dt(-) 2 
 Accre'tion, Krshn s 
 Accre'tive, Kr-Tv 3 
 Accroach', Kr-CH= 
 Accrue', Kr* Krd 3 , Kr 8 - 
 
 NG 
 
 Accru'ment, Kr 3 -Mnt 
 Accuba'tion, K-Bshn 2 
 Accum'bency, K iBu 2 -S 
 Accum'bent, K ; Bnt s 
 Accu'mulate, K-M-it* 
 
 K-M-L :i -Td, K-M-it 3 -NQ 
 Accumula'tion, K-M- 
 
 Accu'mulative, K-M- 
 
 Z,t 3 -V 
 Accu'mulatively, K-M- 
 
 LV-V-L 
 
 Accu'mulator, K-M-I.tr 3 
 Ac'curacy, K-^'-s 
 Ac'curate, li-tft 1 
 Ac'curately, K-Rt l -L 
 Ac'curateness, K-Alt'-Ns 
 Accurse', aKrs 2 
 Accurs'ed, aKrs-D* 
 Accus'ablc, Kz-B 3 -L 
 Accus'ant, Kz 3 -Nt 
 Accusa'tion, Kzshn* 
 Accu'sative, Kz-Tv 3 
 Accu'satively, Kz-T*-Vl 
 
 Lccu'satory, Kz-T 3 -# 
 Accuse', Kz3, Kzd 3 , Kz- 
 NG 
 
 Lccus'er, K-Zr 3 
 Accus'tom, Ks-T 2 -M, Ks- 
 
 T-Md, Ks-T2-M-NG 
 Accus'tomary, Ks-T s -M- 
 
 R 
 
 Ace, aS* 
 Acel'dama, 81 2 -D-M 
 
 Lc'ephal, Si-Fl 
 
 Lceph'alan, S 2 -Fln 
 
 Lceph'alous, S 2 -Fls 
 Ace'-point, S-Pnt 
 Acerb', Sr=-B 
 Acerb'ity, Sr 2 -B-T 
 Acerlc, Sr 2 K 
 Ac'erose, S--RS 
 
 Lces'cence, Ss 2 -Ns 
 Aces'cency, Ss^-N-S 
 Aces'cent, S8*-Nt 
 Acetab'ulum, Si-T-Bl-M 
 
 Lo'etate, S u Tt 
 Acetic, or Ace'tic, 
 
 St 2 or-K 
 Acetiflca'tion, St*-F- 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Acetify, St-F, St-F<^ 
 St-F-NG 
 
ACE 
 
 ADI 
 
 A.cetim'eter, 8t a -Mtr 
 
 Acquisitiveness, Xwz- Ad'amant. Dl-Mnt. See 
 
 Acetim'etry, 8t 3 -M-Tr 
 
 Tv 3 -Ns I Diamond. 
 
 Ace'tous, 8 3 -Ts 
 
 Acquit', Kwt 3 , Kw-Td 3 , Adamante'an, D 3 -Mn-Tn 
 
 Ace'tum, 8 3 -T-M 
 
 Kwt 3 -NG Adaman'tine, D'-Mn-Tn 
 
 Ache, K 2 , Kt 2 , K-NG 
 
 Acauit'ment, Kwt 3 -Mnt 
 
 Adam'ic, D^M-K 
 
 Ache'an, K 3 -N Acquit'tal, Kw-Tl 3 
 
 Adanso'nia, D 2 -Ns-N 
 
 Achiev'able, CHv 3 -B-L 
 
 Acquit'tance, Kw-Tns 3 
 
 Adapt', Di-Pt, D!-P-Td, 
 
 Achieve', CHv, CHvd 3 , 
 
 Acrase' or Acraze', Krz 2 
 
 Di-Pt(-) 
 
 CHv 3 -NG 
 
 A'cre, Kr 2 
 
 Adaptability, D 3 -Pt-Blt 
 
 Achievement, CHv*-Mnt 
 
 A'creage, Kr-J* 
 
 Adapt'ableness, D 1 - Pt - 
 
 Achiev'er, CH 3 -Vr 
 
 Ac'rid, Kr-Di 
 
 Bl-N.s [iBs] 
 
 Ach'ing, KS-NG 
 
 Ac'ridness, Kr-D^-Ns 
 
 Adapt'able, Di-Pt-Bl 
 
 A'chor, Kr 2 
 Achromat'ic, KrJ-Mt-K 
 
 Acrimo'nious, Kr 2 -M-Ns 
 Acrimo'niously, Kr-M- 
 
 Adapta'tion, D 2 -P-Tshfl 
 Adapt'er, Di-Ptr 
 
 Achromatic'ity, Kr - M - 
 
 Ns-L 2 
 
 Add, D 1 . Dd 1 . D!-NG 
 
 Ts 3 -T 
 
 Ac'rimony, Kr J -M-N 
 
 Ad'dable, DJ-B1 
 
 Achro'matism, Kr s -Mtz- 
 
 Ac'ritude, Kr-Td 1 
 
 Adden'dum, Dn 2 -D-M 
 
 M 
 
 Ac'roamat'ic, Kr^Mt-K 
 
 Ad'der, Dr 1 
 
 Acic'ular, S 3 -K-ir 
 
 Ac'roamat'ical, Kr J -Mt- 
 
 Addibil'ity, DS-Bl-T 
 
 Acic'ulate, S 3 -K-Lt 
 
 Kl 
 
 Ad'dible, D'-Bl 
 
 Acic'ulated, S 3 -K-/,-Td 
 
 Acroat'ic, Kr-T a -K 
 
 Addict', D 3 -Kt, D3-K-Td, 
 
 Ac'id, 8>-D 
 
 Ac'robat, Kr-Bti 
 
 r^-Ktf') 
 
 Acid'iflable, S'-D-F-Bl 
 
 Acrobat'ic, Kr-BtJ-K 
 
 Addict'edness, D 3 -K-Td- 
 
 Acidification, S*-Df- 
 
 Ac'rogen, Kr-Jni 
 
 Ns 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Acrog'enous, Kr-J 1 -Ns 
 
 Addic'tion, D 3 -Kshn 
 
 Acid'ifler, S 3 -D-Fr 
 
 Acron'ycal, KrJ-N-Kl 
 
 Addi'tion, Dshn 3 
 
 Acid'ify, S 3 -D-F, 8-Df-D, 
 
 Acrop'olis, Kr-P'-Ls 
 
 Addi'tional, Dshn'-L 
 
 8 3 -Df-NG 
 Acidim'eter, 8 3 -D-Mtr 
 Acid'ity, S 3 -D-T 
 
 Ac'rospire, Krs-P^R 
 Across', Krs* 
 Acros'tic, Krs-T 1 -^ 
 
 Addi'tionally, Dshn 3 -/, 
 Ad'ditive, D J -Tv 
 Ad'dle, DP 
 
 Ac'idness, S^D-Ns 
 
 Acros'tically , K rs-T 1 - K 1 
 
 Address', Drs*, Drst*. 
 
 Acid'ulate, 8 3 -D-t, S 3 - 
 
 Act, Kt, K-Tdi, Kti-NG 
 
 Drs 2 -NG 
 
 D-i-Td, S 3 -D-it-NG 
 
 Actin'ic, K-T 3 -N-K 
 
 Address'er, Dr~sR 
 
 Acid'ulous, 8 3 -D-Zs 
 
 Actin'iform, K-T-N-F- 
 
 Adduce', Ds 3 , Dst 3 , Ds- 
 
 Acin'iform, S'-N-F-B-M 
 
 R-M 
 
 NG 
 
 Acknowledge, K-N1-J 1 , 
 
 Ac'tinism, K-Tn!-Z-M 
 
 Addu'cent, Ds s -Nt 
 
 K-Nl-Jd 1 , K-Nl-Ji-NG 
 
 Actinom'eter, K - T 1 - N- 
 
 Addu'cible, Ds 3 -Bl 
 
 [K-N-Ji, K-N-Jd, K-N- 
 
 Mtr 
 
 Adduc'tion, D 2 -Kshn 
 
 J-NG] 
 
 Ac'tion, Kshn 1 
 
 Adduc'tive, D^-Kt-v 
 
 Acknowl'edgment, K- 
 
 Ac'tionable, Kshn-BH-L) 
 
 Adduc'tor, D^-Ktr 
 
 Nl-Ji-Mnt [K-N-J'-Mnt] 
 
 Ac'tionably, Kshn-BH-i) 
 
 Ademp'tion, D 2 -Mshn 
 
 Aclin'ic, K1-N-K 
 Ac'me,K l -M 
 
 Ac'tionary, Kshn-B 1 
 Ac'tionist, Kshn-St 1 
 
 Adenog'raphy, Di-N-Gp- 
 F 
 
 Ac'olyte, K-it 
 Ac'olyth, K-Z,-TH 
 
 Ac'tive, Kt-Vi 
 Act'ively, Kt-V 1 -/, 
 
 Adenol'ogy, Di-Nl-J 
 Adept', D2-pt 
 
 Ac'onite, K'-Nt 
 
 Act'iveness, Kt-vt-Ns 
 
 Ad'equacy, DJ-Kw-S 
 
 A'corn, Km 2 
 
 Activ'ity, Kt-V*-T (-Vt) 
 
 Ad'equate, Di-Kwt 
 
 Acotyle'don, K-T3-Z,-Dn 
 
 Act'or, Ktr 1 
 
 Ad'equately, Di-Kwt- 
 
 Acotyled'onous, K-T*- 
 
 Act'ress, K-Trs 1 
 
 Ad'equateness, D J -Kwt- 
 
 i-D-Ns 
 
 Act'ual, Kt-Li 
 
 Ns 
 
 Acous'tic, Ks-T'or^K 
 
 Actual'ity, Kt-J^-T 
 
 Adhere', D 3 -R. D 3 -Rd, D- 
 
 Acous'tics, Ks-T^rS-Ks Actualiza'tion, Kt- ff-XG. See Here. ': 
 
 Acquaint', Kwnt 2 , Kwn- Lzshn* 
 
 Adher'ence, D^-Rns 
 
 Td 2 . Kwnt 2 -NG Act'ualize, Kt-z 
 
 Adher'ency, D 3 -/?n-S 
 
 Acquaint'ance, Kwnt 2 - Act'ually, Kt-/,i 
 Act'uary, K-CH'-TZ 
 
 Adher'ent, D 3 -Rnt 
 Adher'ently, D^-Rai-L 
 
 Kw- Act'uate, K-CHt 1 , K-CH- Adher'er, D 3 -R-R 
 
 fit 2 , Kw-S 2 -NG I Td, K-CHt(-) 
 
 Acquies'cence, Kw-Sns 2 Actua'tion, K CHshn 2 
 Acquies'cent, Kw-Snt 2 Acu'leate, K-i 3 -T 
 Acquir'able, Kw-B'-Bl 
 
 Acquire', Kw-R 1 , Kw- 
 
 *d, Kw-Ri-NG 
 Acquire'ment, Kw-R- 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Acquir'er, Kw-Rr 1 
 Acquisi'tion, KwzAn3 
 Acquis'itive, Kwz-Tv 3 
 Acquis'itively, Kwz-T 3 - 
 
 VI 
 
 Acu'men, K 3 -Mn 
 Acu'mmate, K-M-N-T 3 
 Acumina'tion, K 2 - M - 
 
 Adhe'sion, D 3 -Hzhn 
 Adhe'sive, D 3 -Hs-V 
 Adhe'sively, D 3 -Hs-V-i 
 Adhe'siveness, D 3 -Hs-V- 
 
 Ns [:Vs] 
 Adhor'tatory, D^H-fit- 
 
 Nghn 
 Acupunct'ure, K-P- Adieu', r> 3 
 
 NGtr 'Adipoc'erate, D'-P-sfit 
 
 Acute', K-T 3 . See Cute. ,Adipocera'tion, 
 Acutely, K-T 3 -// 
 
 Ad'age, 
 Ada'gio, 
 
 ) Ad'ipooere, 
 iAd'ipose, Di- 
 
ADI 5 
 
 Ad'it, Dt 
 
 Admire', Di M-B, Di-M- 
 
 Adja'cency, Js'-N-S 
 
 Rd, D'-M-K-NG 
 
 Adja'cent, Js 2 -Nt 
 
 Admir'er, D>-M-Rr 
 
 Adjecti'val, J-Kt-V-L 
 
 Admiringly, D^M-JZ- 
 
 Ad'jective, Ji-Kt-V 
 Ad'jectively, J-Kt-V-L 
 
 NG1 
 Admissibillty, D 3 -Ms- 
 
 Adjoin', D'-Jn, Di-Jnd, 
 
 B-J^-T (-LI) 
 
 D'-Ju-NG. See Join, etc. 
 
 Admis'sible, D 3 -Ms-B 
 
 Adjourn', Jrn*, Jrnd 2 , 
 
 (-L) 
 
 Jrn-NG 
 
 Admis'sion, D'.Mshn 
 
 Adjourn'ment, Jr 2 (-N)- 
 
 Admit', D8-Mt, D3.M-Td, 
 
 Mnt 
 
 D 3 -MtC) 
 
 Adjudge', D-J-J, D 2 -J-J- 
 
 Admittable, D 3 -Mt-Bl 
 
 D, D'-^-J J-NG. See Judge. 
 
 Admittance, C^-M-Tns 
 
 Adju'dicate, Jd 3 -Kt, Jd- 
 
 Admix', D 3 -M-Ks 
 
 K-Td. Jda-Kt-NG 
 
 Admix'tion, P 3 -M-Ks- 
 
 Adjudication, Jd^-Kshn 
 
 CHn 
 
 Adju'dicator, Jd^-Ktr 
 
 Admixture, D 3 -M-Kstr 
 
 Ad'junct,Ji-NGt 
 
 Admonish, Di-M-N-SH, 
 
 Adjunction, J 2 -NG8hn 
 Adjunctlve, J*-NG-Tv 
 Adjunct'ly, J*-NGt-L 
 Adjuration, J*-shn 
 Adjure', J 3 -E, J^-Bd, J'- 
 
 P-M-N-SHt, Di-M-N-SH- 
 NG 
 Admon'isher, D'-M-N- 
 SHr 
 Admonition, D 3 -M-Nshn 
 
 RNG 
 
 Admonltive, D'-M-N-Tv 
 
 Adjur'er, Jt-R-R 
 Adjust', Jst, J 2 -sTd, Jst- 
 
 Admonltor, Di-Mntr 
 Admonitory, pi-M-N-T- 
 
 NG 
 
 R 
 
 Adjust'able, J 2 -sT-Bl 
 Adjust'age, J 2 -sT-J 
 Adjust'er, Jstr 2 
 
 Adnas'cent, B'-Ns-Nt 
 Ad'nate, B J -N-T 
 Ado', D 3 
 
 Adjust'ment, J 2 -sT-Mnt 
 
 Ado'be, P 2 -B 
 
 Adjutage, J'-T-J 
 
 Adoles'cence, B 2 -is-Ns 
 
 Adjutancy, J'-Tn-S 
 
 Adoles'cency, P^-Ls-N-S 
 
 Ad'jutant, Ji Tnt 
 
 Adoles'cent, P 2 -is-Nt 
 
 Adju'vant, Jv*-Nt 
 
 Adopt', Bi-Pt, D'-P-Td. 
 
 Admeas'ure, D 2 -M-ZHr, 
 
 Di-Pt(-) 
 
 D 2 -M-ZHrd, D-M-ZHr- 
 
 Adopt'er, P'-Ptr 
 
 NG 
 
 Adoption, Bi-Pshn 
 
 Admeasurement, D*-M- 
 
 Adoptive, B'-Pt-V 
 
 ZHr-Mnt 
 
 Ador'able-y, B 2 -fl-Bl 
 
 Admeas'urer, D a -M-ZHr- 
 
 Ador'ableness, D--R-'Bl- 
 
 B 
 
 Ns [!Bs] 
 
 Admensuration, D 8 -M- 
 
 Adoration, B 2 -Rshn 
 
 Ns-fishn 
 
 Adore', B 2 -R, B-Rd, B l 
 
 Administer, D'-M-Nstr, 
 
 7JNG 
 
 D j -M-Ns-T-Rd [-Ns-Td], 
 
 Ador'er, B* R-R 
 
 D'-M-Nstr(-) 
 
 Adorn', B'-fiu, Pi-Bnd, 
 
 Administe'rial, D'-M- 
 
 B 1 -7Jn-NG 
 
 Ns-T-Rl 
 
 Adorn'er, B'-Kn-R 
 
 Adminlstrable, D-M- 
 
 Adornlngly, B-5n-NG- 
 
 N-sTr-Bl t-Ns-T-Bl] 
 
 L 
 
 Administration, D 2 -M- 
 
 Adorn'ment, B'-Rn-Mnt 
 
 N-sTrshn [ Ns-Tshn] 
 
 Adosculation, B8*-Klshn 
 
 Administrative. D 3 -M- 
 
 Adown', aPni 
 
 N-sTr-Tv [-Ns-T-Tv] 
 
 Adrift', Prft 3 
 
 Administrator, D 2 -M- 
 
 Adroit', Brt' 
 
 N-sTrtr t-Ns-Ttr] 
 
 Adroit'ly, Brti-L 
 
 Administratorship, D*- 
 
 Adroit'ness, Brt'-Ns 
 
 M-N-sTrtr-SH-P [-Ns-Ttr- 
 
 Adry', Br 
 
 8H] 
 
 Adscititious, Bs'-T-^fls 
 
 Administratrix, D'-M- 
 
 Adulation, B 2 -Lshn 
 
 N sTr-Tr-Ks [-Ns -Ks] Ad'ulator, D'-itr 
 
 Ad'mirable-y, D' M-S- ! Ad'ulatory, D'-Z,-T-K 
 
 Bl 
 
 Adult', B-Lt 
 
 Ad'miral, P'-M-Hl 
 
 Adulterant, D-it-Rnt 
 
 Ad'miralship, D'-M-Rl- 
 
 Adulterate, B'-it-Kt. 
 
 SH-P[!SH] 
 
 P 2 Lt-R-Td. B-it-Rt-NG 
 
 Ad'miralty, P' M-l T 
 
 Adulteration, B s -X,t- 
 
 Admiration, P 2 -M-/Jshn' fishn 
 
 ADV 
 
 Adulterer, B-Lt-Rr 
 Adulteress, D"-Lt-Ra 
 Adulterine, D--Lt Rn 
 Adulterous, D--Lt-Ra 
 Adultery, D^-Lt-K 
 Adult'ness, D-'-it-Ns 
 Adum'brant, p2->I-Brni 
 Adum'brate, D 2 -M-Brt 
 Adumbration, B 2 -H 
 
 Brshn 
 
 Adun'city, B 2 -Ns-T 
 Adun'cous, B s -NG-Ks 
 Adust', a.Dst.2 
 Adustion, Ps 2 -CHn 
 Advance', Dv'-Ns, Dvi- 
 
 Nst, Dv'-Xs-NG 
 Advance'ment, Dv 1 -Ns 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Advanc'er, Dv J -Ns-R 
 Advantage, Bv'-Nt-J 
 
 [J 2 . See Joy}, Dv'-Nt-Jd, 
 
 Advantage-ground, 
 
 Bvi-Nt-J-Grncl 
 Advantageous, Bv 2 -Nt- 
 
 Js [J 2 -S] 
 Advanta'geously, Bv- 
 
 Nt J-sL [J 2 -S-L] 
 Advanta'geousness, 
 
 Dv'-i-Nt-Js Ms [J 2 -S-Ns] 
 Advene', Bv 3 -N 
 Advenlent, Dv'-Nnt 
 Ad'vent, Dvi-Nt 
 Adventitious, Bv 3 -Nt- 
 
 SHs 
 Adventitiously, Dv^-Nt- 
 
 SHs-L 
 
 Adventlve, Pv'-Nt-V 
 Advent'unl, Dv-Nt-L 
 Advent'ure, Dv 2 -Ntr, 
 
 Bv s -Ntr-B. Pv 2 -Ntr-NG 
 Advent'urer. Pv2-Ntr-R 
 Advent'uresome, Bv*"- 
 
 Ntrs-M 
 
 Advent'urous, Dv 2 -Ntr-S 
 Advent'urously, Dv- 
 
 Ntr-Sl 
 Advent'urousness, Dv*- 
 
 Ntrs-Ns 
 
 Ad'verb, D'-Vr-B 
 Adverbial, D 2 -Vr-B-L 
 Adverbially, D^-Vr-B-L 
 Ad'versary, D>-Vrs-fi 
 Adver'sative, D 2 -Vrs-Tv 
 Ad'verse, D'-Vrs. See 
 
 Diverse. 
 
 Ad'versely, DWrs-L 
 Ad'verseness, D'-Vrs-N* 
 Adver'sity, D'^-Vrs-T 
 Advert', D'-Vrt, DS-Vr- 
 
 Td. D^-Vrt-NG 
 Advert'ence, D 2 -Vr-Tns 
 Advert'ency, D 2 Vr-Tn-S 
 Advert'ent, D 2 -Vr-Tnt 
 Advertise', D'-Vr Tz, D 1 - 
 
 Vr-Tzd, pi-Vr-Tz-NG 
 
 [Dzi, Dzd 1 . Pz(-)'J 
 Advertisement or Ad- 
 
 vertise'ment, P 2 or"- 
 
 Vr-T-zJInt [Dor>-zMnt] 
 
ADV 
 
 Adver'tisement or Ad- 
 
 vertise'ment, D 2 or l - 
 
 Vr-T-zMnt [D'-zMnt] 
 Advertis'er, Di-Vr-T-Zr 
 
 [Di-Zr] 
 
 Advice', Di-Vs 
 Advice'-boat, Dt-Vs-Bt 
 Advis'able, D^Vz-Bl 
 Advis'ableness, Di-Vz- 
 
 Bl-Ns [!Bs] 
 Advise', D'-Vz, I> 1 -Vzd, 
 
 Di-Vz-NG. See Devise. 
 Advis'edly, Di-Vz-D-L 
 Advis'edness, D 1 -Vz-D- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Advise'ment, I^-Vz-Mnt 
 Advis'er, Di-V-Zr 
 Advi'sory, Di-Vz-K 
 Ad'vocacy, Dvi-K-S 
 Ad'vocate, Dvi-Kt, Dv>- 
 
 K-Td, Dvi-Kt-NG 
 Advoca'tion, Dv-Kshn 
 Advowee', D 3 -V 
 Advow'son, DJ-Vz-N 
 Adynam'ic, D^N-M-K 
 Ad'yta, D^T 
 Ad'ytum, Di-T-M 
 Adz or Adze, Dz 1 
 
 ^E3g'ilops, J*-L-Ps 
 .ZE'gis, Js 3 
 ./Eo'lian, Ln* 
 JEol'ic, L a -K 
 A'erate, R*- 
 
 T-NG 
 
 Aera'tion, Rshn* 
 Ae'rial, R 3 -i 
 Ae'rie, R 3 or* 
 Aerifica'tion, 
 A'eriform, .R2-F-R-M 
 A'erify, RZ-F 
 Aerog'raphy, Ri-Gr-F 
 A'erolite, R2-Lt 
 Aerol'ogist, W-L-Jst 
 Aerol'ogy, R'-L-J 
 A'eromancy, R2-Mn-8 
 Aerom'eter, R^Mtr 
 Aeromet'ric, R2-Mtr-K 
 Aerom'etry, Ri-M-Tr 
 A'eronaut, R 2 -Nt 
 Aeronaut'ic, R'-Nt-K 
 Aeronaut'ics, R!-Nt-Ks 
 A'eronautism, Rut-i 
 
 M 
 
 A'erophyte, IP-Ft 
 Aeros'copy, Rs'-K-P 
 A'erostat, Rs2-Tt 
 Aerostat'ic, Rsi-Tt-K 
 Aerostat'ics, Rs'-Tt-Ks 
 Aerosta'tion, Rs 2 -Tshn 
 ^Bru'ginous, R 3 -J-Ns 
 -ffisthet'ic, S2-TH-T-K 
 ^Esthet'ic8,_82-TH-T-Ks 
 JEtiol'ogy, 
 Afar', Fi-R 
 Afifabil'ity, F 3 -B1-T (-Bit) 
 Af ' fable-y, F>-B1 
 Affair', F-R 
 Affect 7 , FZ-K-T, F2-K-Td, 
 
 6 
 
 Affecta'tion, F*-K-Tshn 
 AfTect'ed, F-K-Td 
 Affect'edly, F-K-Td- 
 Affect'edness, F-K-Td- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Affect'er, F^-Ktr 
 AfFect'ing, F-K-T-NG 
 Affect'ingly, F*-K-T-NG1 
 AfFec'tion, F z -Kshn 
 Affec'tionate, F^-Kshn'T 
 Affec'tionately, F^-Kshn 
 
 'T-Z, 
 AflFec'tiouatenesa, F*- 
 
 Kshn ' T - N s 
 
 Affec'tioned, F 2 -K-SHnd 
 Affect'ive, F^-K-Tv 
 Affect'ively, F2-K-T-V1 
 AflFettuo'so, F*-T-8 
 Affl'ance, F-Ns, F^Nst, 
 
 F-Ns-NG 
 
 Affl'ancer, FJ-Ns-R 
 Affl'ant, Fi-Nt 
 Afflda'vit, Fd-Vt 
 Affied', Fi-D 
 Affll'iate, F^-L-T, F*-L- 
 
 Td, F3-it-NG 
 Affllia'tion, F^-ishn 
 Af'flnage, Fi-N-J 
 Affln'ity, F 3 -N-T 
 Affirm', F - R -M, F - R - 
 
 Md, F2-R-M-NG 
 Affirm'able, F^-R-M-Bl 
 Affirm'ance, F 2 -R-Mns 
 Affirm'ant, F^-R-Mnt 
 Affirma'tion, F^-R-Mshn 
 Affirm'ative, F 2 -R-Mt-V 
 Affirm'atively, 
 
 V-L 
 
 Affirm'er, F 2 -.R-Mr 
 Affix', F 3 -Ks, F 3 -Kst. F 8 - 
 
 Ks-NG 
 
 Affix, Fi-Ks 
 Affix'ion, F 3 -Kshn 
 Affixt'ure, F 3 -Kstr 
 Affla'yon, Flshns 
 Affla'tus, F12-Ts 
 Afflict', FF-K-T, F1 3 -K- 
 
 Td, F1 3 -K-T-NG 
 Afflict'er, Fl 3 -Ktr 
 Afflict'ing, F1 3 -K-T-NG 
 Afflic'tion, Fl 3 -Kshn 
 Afflict'ive, Fl 3 -K-Tv 
 Afflict'ively, F1 3 -K-T-V1 
 Affluence, Fli-Ns 
 Affluent, Fli-Nt 
 Affluently, FP-Nt-L 
 Afflux, FP-Ks 
 Afflux'ion, Fl-Kshn 
 Afford', FS-ff 
 
 Affor'est, T^-Rst 
 Affran'chise, Fr'-N-CHz 
 Affran'chisement, Fr 1 - 
 
 N-CH-zMnt 
 Affray', &Fr* 
 Aflfreight', &Frt 
 Affright', Frti. Fr^-Td, 
 
 Frti-NG 
 Affront', Frnt2, Fr*-N-Td, 
 
 Frnta-NG 
 
 AGG 
 
 Affront'er, Frntr a 
 Affront'ive, Frnt^-V 
 Affuse', Fz 
 Affu'sion, Fzhn 
 Afield', F-Ld 
 Afire', Fi-R 
 Afloat', Flt 
 Afoot', F 3 -T 
 Afore', F-R 
 Afore'going, F 2 -R-G-NQ 
 Afore'hano, F 2 -R-Hnd 
 Afore'mentioned, F 2 -B- 
 
 M-N-SHnd 
 Afore'named, F - R - N - 
 
 Md 
 
 Afore'said, F-Rs-D 
 Afore'thought,F2-.K-TH* 
 Afore'time, F2-B-T-M 
 Afoul', Fi-L 
 Afraid', Frd 
 Afresh', Ftf-SH 
 African, Fr J -Kn 
 Afront', Frnt 2 
 Aft, Fti 
 Aft'er, Ftri 
 Aft'er-birth, Ftri - B - JZ- 
 
 TH 
 
 Aft'er-clap, Ft^-Kl-P 
 Aft'er-crop, Ftri-Kr-P 
 Aft'ermath, Ft^-M-TH 
 Aft'ernoon, Ftrt-Nn 
 After-pains, Ftr l -Pnz 
 Atl'er-piece, Ftr'-Ps 
 Aft'er-thought,Ftri-TH* 
 Aft'erward, Ftr>-Wrd 
 Aft'erwards, Ftri-Wrdz 
 A'ga, G* 
 Again', Gn2 
 Against', Gnst 2 
 Ag'amist, G>-Mst 
 Agape', G-P 1 
 Ag'apce, G-pi 
 Ag'aric, G-ffi-K 
 Ag'ate, G-Ti 
 Ag'atine, G-Tnt 
 Ag'atize, G-Tzi, G-Tzd', 
 
 G-Tzi-NG 
 Ag'aty, G-Ti 
 Aga've, G-V 
 Age, J2 
 A'ged, Jd 
 A'gedly, Jd 2 -L 
 A'gency, J2-N-S 
 Agen'da, J-N-D 
 Agen'dum, J*-N-D-M 
 A'gent, J^-Nt 
 A'gentship, J2-Nt :SH 
 Agglom'erate, 
 
 Gl-Mr-Td", Gl'-Mrt(-) 
 Agglomera'tion, Gl*- 
 
 Mrshn i 
 
 Agglu'tinant, Glt*-Nnt ' 
 Agglu'tinate, Glt3-Nt, 
 
 Glt-N-Td, Glt 3 -Nt-NG 
 Agglutina'tion, Git 8 - 
 
 Nshn 
 Agglu'tinative, GH-Nt- 
 
 V s 
 Ag'grandizable, Grnd- 
 
 Z-B1 
 
AGG 
 
 ALG 
 
 Ag'grandize, Grnd-ZVAg'ricultor, Gri-Kltr i AlTaatross, i'-B-Trs 
 Grnd-Zd', Grnd-Zi-NG Agricult'ural, Gr - Kltr - i Albe'it, /.3-B-T 
 
 Aggran'dizement, L 2 
 
 Albes'cent, i 2 -Bs-Nt 
 
 (irud-Zi-Mnt I Ag'riculture, Gri-Kltr 
 
 Albifica'tion, L'^-'B-F- 
 
 Ag'grandizer, Grnd-Zi-B Agricult'urist, Gr-Kltr- 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Aggrappes', Gr-Ps 1 
 
 St 2 
 
 Albigen'ses, Z 2 -B-Jnsz 
 
 Ag'gravate, Gr-Vti, Gr- 
 
 Ag'rimony, Gr ! -M-N 
 
 Albigeois', Z,i-B-Js 
 
 Vi-Td, Gr-Vti-NG 
 
 Agron'omy, Grn!-M 
 
 Al'binism, ii-B-Nz-M 
 
 Aggrava'tion, Gr-Vshn 2 
 Ag'gregate, Gr-G-Ti, Gr- 
 
 Aground', Grnd 
 A'gue, G 2 
 
 Albi'no, Z-i-B-N 
 Albugin'eous, Z,3.B-j-Ns 
 
 G-Td 1 , Gr-G-Ti-NG 
 
 A'guish, G-SH 2 
 
 Albu'go, Z3-B-G 
 
 Aggrega'tion, Gr 2 -Gshn 
 Ag'gregative, Gr-G-Tvi 
 
 Ah, Heavy first-place dot, 
 either with or without the 
 
 Al'bum, Z-i-B-M 
 Albu'men, Z,3-B-Mn 
 
 Ag'gregator, Gr J -Gtr 
 
 nominal consonant. 
 
 Albu'menize, /AB-Mn-, 
 
 Aggress', Grs 2 
 
 Aha', Hi 
 
 Z 
 
 Aggres'sion, Grshn 2 
 
 Ahead', Hd" 
 
 Albu'minous,L3-B-M-Ns 
 
 Aggres'sive, Grs-V* 
 
 Ahoy', Hi 
 
 Albur'num, // 2 -B-Rn-M 
 
 Aggress'iveness, Grs - 
 
 Ahull', H-L 
 
 Al'cahest, Li-K-Hst 
 
 V 2 -Ns 
 
 Aid, D 2 , Dd 2 . D 2 -NG 
 
 Alcaid', L 2 -K-D 
 
 Aggress'or, Gr-sR 2 
 
 Aid'ance, Dns 2 
 
 Alcal'de, H-Kl-D 
 
 Aggriev'ance, Gr-Vns 3 
 
 Aid'-de-camp, D^D-Kn 
 
 Alchem'ical-ly, L 2 -K-!H- 
 
 Aggrieve', Grv 3 , Grvd 3 , 
 
 Aid'er, Dr 2 
 
 Kl 
 
 Grv3-NG 
 
 Aid'less, D-Zs 
 
 Al'chemist, L-K-Mst 
 
 Aggroup', Gr-P 3 
 
 Ai'gret or Ai'grette, Grt 2 
 
 Alchemist'ical, L 3 - K - 
 
 Aghast', Gst 1 
 
 Ail, Z, 2 , id 2 , L 2 -NG 
 
 Ms-T-Kl 
 
 Ag'ile, Ji-L 
 
 Ailan'tus, Li-N-Ts 
 
 Al'chemy, LJ-K-M 
 
 Agile'ness, J'-i-Ns 
 
 Ail'ment, L 2 -Mnt 
 
 Al'cohol, H-K-H1 
 
 Agil'ity, J3-Z.-T 
 
 Aim, M 2 . Md 2 . M 2 -NG 
 
 Alcoholic, I^-K-Hl-K 
 
 A'gio, J 
 
 Aim'less, M-Z-s* 
 
 Alcoholiza'tion, L 2 - K - 
 
 A'giotage, J 2 -T-J 
 
 Air, R", Rd, R-NO 
 
 mzshn 
 
 Agist', Jst 3 
 
 Air'-bath, Ri-B-TH 
 
 Al'coholize, L J -K-Hlz 
 
 Agist'ment, J-sT-Mnt 
 
 Air'-bed, Ri-Bd 
 
 Alcohol'meter, L [ -K-H1- 
 
 Ag'itable, Ji-T-Bl 
 
 Air'-bladder, Ri-Bl-Dr 
 
 Mtr 
 
 Ag'itate, J!-Tt, Ji-T-Td, 
 
 Air'-cells, Rs l -Lz 
 
 Al'coran, Li-K-/Jn 
 
 Ji-Tt(-) 
 
 Air'-gun, Ri-Gn 
 
 Al'cove or Alcove', L 1 
 
 Agita'tion, J2-Tshn 
 
 Air'ily, Ri-Z. 
 
 or 2 -Kv 
 
 Ag'itative, J'-T-Tv 
 
 Air'iness, R-Ns 
 
 Aldeb'aran, L--D-'B-Ra 
 
 Ag'itator, Ji-Ttr 
 Ag'let. G-Z-ti 
 Ag'nail, Gi-Nl 
 Ag'nate, Gi-Nt 
 Agna'tion, G 2 -Nshn 
 
 Air'ing, R'-NG 
 Air'-pipe, R^P-P 
 Air'-plant, R-Plnt 
 Air'-pump, Ri-P-M-P 
 Air'-shat't, R l -SH-F* 
 
 Al'der, L l -T>r 
 Al'derman, Ldri-Mn 
 Ale, 7> 2 
 Alec'tryomancy, I, 2 -K- 
 
 Tr-Mn-S 
 
 Agno'men, G 2 -N-Mn 
 
 Air'y, Ri 
 
 Alee', Z- 3 
 
 Ag'nus-Castus, G 1 - Ns - 
 
 Aisle, z/ 
 
 Al'egar, L!-Gr 
 
 Ks-Ts 
 
 Ajar', J-R 
 
 Ale'hoof, L- - h6F. See 
 
 Ag'nus-Dei, Gi-Ns-D 
 Ago', G 
 
 Ai'utage, J-T-J 
 Akim'bo. K-M-B 8 
 
 Hoof. 
 Ale'house, L 2 -Hs 
 
 Agog', Gi-G 
 
 Akin', Kn* 
 
 Alem'bic, L 2 -M-B-K 
 
 Ago'ing, G 2 -NG 
 Agone', aGni 
 
 Al'abaster, Z/'-Bstr 
 Alack', L!-K 
 
 Alert, L*-Rt 
 Alert'ly, L--Rt-L 
 
 Ag'onism, Gi-Nz-M 
 Ag'onist, G!-Nst 
 Agonist'ic, G-Ns-T 3 -K 
 
 Alack'aday, I^-K-D 
 Alac'rity, Z-^Kr-T 
 ^.lamode' L 2 -Md 
 
 Alert'ness, i 2 -Kt-Ns 
 Ale'wife, Z-2-W-F 
 Ale'wives, z. 2 -w-Vs 
 
 Agonist'ical, G-Ns-T 3 -Kl 
 
 Alan'tus, L'-N-Ts 
 
 Alexan'drine, l^-Ks-N- 
 
 Ag'onize, G^Nz, G^Nzd, 
 
 Alarm', Ai-R-M, Z, J -R-Md, 
 
 Drn 
 
 Gi-Nz-NG 
 
 Z, 1 R-M-NG 
 
 Alexiphar'mic, Li-Ks-F- 
 
 Ag'onizingly, G-Nz-NG- 
 
 Alarm'-clock, Z< 1 -R-M- 
 
 R-M-K 
 
 Iji 
 
 Kl K 
 
 Alexitertc, L 2 -Ks-T-K-K 
 
 Ag'ony, Gi-N 
 
 Alarmingly, Z.'-R-M- 
 
 Alexiter'ical, L--Ks-T-^J- 
 
 Agra'rian, Gr-Z2n 2 
 
 NG1 
 
 Kl 
 
 Agra'rianism, Gr-Kn^Z- 
 M 
 Agree', Gr 3 , Grd 3 , GrS-NG 
 Agreeabil'ity, Gr-Bl-T 
 
 Alarm'ist, Z-'-R-Mst 
 Alarm'-post, Z,-R-M-Pst 
 Alarm'-watch, Z-'-R-M- 
 wCH 
 
 Al'ga, Li-G 
 Al'gse, Z.1-J 
 Al'gebra, Z,i-J-Br 
 Algebraic, i 2 -J-Br-K 
 
 Agree'able-y, Gr-Bl 
 
 Alar'um, Z/'-R-M 
 
 Algebra'ical-ly, Z, 2 -J-Br- 
 
 Agree'ableness, Gr-Bl 3 - 
 
 Alas', Z/si 
 
 Kl 
 
 Ns [:Bs] 
 Agree'ment, Gr3-Mnt 
 
 Alate', Z.2-T 
 A'lated, Z*-Td 
 
 Al'gebraist, Z-'-J-Brst 
 Al'gorism, Li-Gr-zM 
 
 Agres'tic, Grs-T^-K 
 Agres'tical, Grs-T-Kl 
 
 Alb, Z,i-B 
 Alba'ta, Z,*-B-T 
 
 Al'gorithm, L!-Gr-DH-M 
 
 Al'gOUS, Li-G.s 
 
ALQ 
 
 Alguazil', IAGz-L 
 Al'gum-tree, Li-G-M-Tr 
 
 Allanto'ic, L*-N-T-K 
 
 Alias, Zs* 
 
 Allan'toid, or Allan- 
 
 Al'ibi, Z*-B 
 
 toid, Li-N-Td 
 
 Allen, IAN 
 
 Allan'tois or Al'lantois, 
 
 Alienability, L 3 -N-B1-T 
 
 Li-N-Ts 
 
 Alienable, IAN-B1 
 
 Allay', Z, Z*-D, Z*-NG 
 
 Alienage, L 2 -N-J 
 
 Allay'er, Z^R 
 
 Alienate, IAN-T, IAN- 
 
 Allay'ment, Z-Mnt 
 
 Td, L 2 -N-T-NG 
 
 Allega'tion, L^Gshn 
 
 Aliena'tion, LANshn 
 
 Allege', Z 2 - J, Z 2 -Jd, Z-J- 
 
 Alienator, L*-Ntr 
 
 NG 
 
 Aliene', lAYn 
 
 Allege'able, Z 2 -J-B1 
 
 Alienee', IAN 
 
 Alle'giance, Z 3 -Jns 
 
 Alienism, lANz-M 
 
 Allegoric, Zi-Gr-K 
 
 Al'iform, Zi-F-R-M 
 
 Allegorical -ly, Zi-Gr-Kl 
 
 Alight', Zi-T, Zi-Td, Z 1 - 
 
 Allegortcalnessi Zi-Gr- 
 
 T-NG 
 
 Kl-Ns 
 
 Align', Zni 
 
 Al'legorist, Z^Grst 
 
 Align'ment, Zn>-Mnt 
 
 Allegorize, Z^Grz, Zi- 
 
 Alike', Li-K 
 
 Grzd, Zi-Grz-NG 
 
 Ailment, Li-Mnt 
 
 Allegory, Z^Gr 
 
 Aliment'al, IAM-N-T-L 
 
 Allegret'to, Z 2 -Gr-T 
 
 [Z*i Mnt] 
 
 Alle'gro, Z 2 -Gr 
 
 Aliment'ary, L 2 -Mnt-fl 
 Alimenta'tion, IAM-N- 
 
 Allelulah, IAZ-Y 
 Allemande', H-Mnd 
 
 Tshn 
 
 Alle'viate, Z 3 -vt, Z 3 -V- 
 
 Aliment'iveness, L 2 -M- 
 
 Td, Z 3 -Vt-NG 
 
 N-Tv-Ns [L 2 -Mnti Vs] 
 
 Allevia'tion, Z*-Vshn 
 
 Alimo'nious, L 2 -M-Ns 
 
 Allevlative, Z 3 -V-Tv 
 
 Alimony, I^-M-N 
 
 Alley, Zi 
 
 Aliped, Z!-P-D 
 
 All-fools'-day, Zi-F-Lz- 
 
 Aliquant, U-Kwnt 
 
 D 
 
 Aliquot, L J -Kwt 
 
 All-fours', Zi-F-Rz 
 
 Alive', Zi-V 
 
 Allia'ceous, Z 2 -SHs 
 
 Allcahest, Li-K-Hst 
 
 Alli'ance, Z^Ns 
 
 Alkales'cent,L 2 -K-Zs-Nt Alliga'tion, L 2 -Gshn 
 Alltali, Li-Kl Alligator, L'-Gtr 
 
 Alkallfy or Al'kalify, Allislon, Zzhn 3 
 
 Li-Kl-F, Li-Kl-Fd, Li- Allitera'tion, Zl 2 -Trshn 
 
 Kl-F-NG 
 
 Allit'erative, Zl 3 -Tr-Tv 
 
 Alkalig'enous, IAK1-J- 
 
 Allocate, Li-K-T 
 
 Ks Alloca'tion, L 2 -Kshn 
 
 Alkalim'eter, L 3 -Kl-Mtr Alloca'tur, L 2 -Ktr 
 
 Alkalim'etry, IAK1-M- Allocu'tion, L^-Kshn 
 
 Tr 
 
 Allo'dial, Z 2 -D-L 
 
 Allsaline, I^-Kln 
 
 Allo'dium, Z 2 -D-M 
 
 Alkalinity, L 3 -Kln-T 
 
 Allonge', L 2 -N-J 
 
 Alkaliza'tionjI^-KlzMn 
 
 Allopathic, Z!-P-TH-K 
 
 Al'kalize, lAKlz 
 Allsaloid, Li-K-Zd 
 
 Allop'athist, Zi-P-THst ! 
 Allop'athy, Zi-P-TH 
 
 Alker'mes, L 2 -Kr-Mz 
 
 Allot', Zi-T, Zi-Td, Zi-T- 
 
 Alltoran, L'-K-fin 
 
 NG 
 
 All is written as follows : 
 
 Allot'ment, Z>-T-Mnt 
 
 1. Zi 
 
 Allotroplc, Zi-Tr-P-K 
 
 2. In phrases, when more 
 
 Allot'ropism, Zi-Tr-P- 
 
 convenient, L (downward) 
 
 zM 
 
 may be used ; thus. 
 
 Allot'ropy, Z J -Tr-P 
 
 That is all. DHzi-L 
 
 Allow', Zi, Zi-D. i,!-NG 
 
 After all, Ftr'-L 
 
 Allow'able-y, Z'-Bl 
 
 That it all, DHti-L 
 
 Allow'ance, Zi-Ns, Zi- 
 
 3. By the J-hook ; thus, 
 
 Nst, Z'-Ns-NG 
 
 By all, Bli 
 
 Alloy', Zi, Zi-D, Zi-NG 
 
 At all, Tli 
 
 Alloy'age, Z'-J 
 
 To all. Tl 3 
 
 All'spice, Z^sPs 
 
 For all, Fl 
 
 Allude', Z-D, Z 3 -Dd, Z 3 - 
 
 Of all, Vl 
 
 D-NG 
 
 On all, Nil 
 
 Allu'minor, L 3 -M-Nr 
 
 In all, Nl 3 
 
 Allure', Z R, Z 3 -fid, Z 3 - 
 
 Among all, NG1 
 
 R-NG 
 
 ALT 
 
 Allure'ment, z*-R-Mnt 
 Allur'er, Z 3 -Rr 
 Alluringly, Z 3 -R-NG1 
 Allu'sion, Zzhn 3 
 Allu'sive, Zs 3 -V 
 Allu'sively, Zs 3 -V-Z 
 Allu'siveness, Zs 3 -V-lfs 
 Allu'vial, Z 3 -V-L 
 Allu'vion, Z 3 -Vn 
 Allu'vium, Z 3 -V-M 
 All-wise', Z!-Wz 
 Ally', Zi, Zi-D, Z>-NG 
 Al'magest, l^-M-Jst 
 Al'ma Ma'ter,Li-M-Mtr 
 Al'manac, Li-M-N-K 
 Al'mandine, L>-M-N-Dn 
 Almight'iness, H-M-T- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Almight'y, Li-M-T 
 Al'mond, Mud 1 
 Al'moner, l^-M-Nr 
 Al'monry, LJ-Mn-.R 
 Al'most, L-Mst [Mst'] 
 Alms, Mzi 
 
 Alms'-house, Mz 1 -Hs 
 Almucan'tar, L'-M-Kntr 
 Al'mug-tree, Li-M-G-Tr 
 Al'nage, L^-N-J 
 Al'oe, Zi 
 Aloet'ic, Z 2 -T-K 
 Aloet'ical, Z 2 -T-K1 
 Aloft', Zi-Ft 
 Alone', Zn 
 Along', Li-NG 
 Along'side, L^NGe-D 
 Aloot ', Z 3 -F 
 Aloud', Zi-D 
 Alp, Zi-P 
 Alpac'a, Zi-P-K 
 Al'pha, Z,i-F 
 Al'phabet, ii-F-Bt, iL 
 
 F-B-Td, ii-F-Bt(-) 
 Alphabeta'rian, L" - F - 
 
 Bt-n 
 
 Alphabet'ic, i^-F-Bt-K 
 Alphabet'ical-ly, L* - F- 
 
 Bt-Kl 
 
 Al'pine, Z,i-Pn 
 Alread'y, Lr^- 
 iAl'so, /,i-S 
 I Alt, iti 
 Al'tar, Ltri 
 Al'ter, Ztri, i^-Trd, 
 
 NG 
 
 Al'terable-y, itr^-Bl 
 Al'terableness, Xtr>-Bl- 
 
 Ns [:Bs] 
 Alterabil'ity, Ltr^ - Bl - T 
 
 (or -Bit) 
 
 Al'terant, Ltri-Nt 
 Altera'tion, i^Trshn 
 Al'terative, it^-Tv 
 Al'tercate, Z,i-Tr-Kt, H 
 
 Tr-K-Td, ii-Tr-Kt-NG 
 Alterca'tion, Z-Tr-Kshn 
 Al'tern, L>-T-n 
 Al'ternate orAlter'nate, 
 
 Z,tr>or>-Nt, 
 
 Alternately, 
 
ALT 
 
 AMP 
 
 Alterna'tion, UT-- Nshn ! Amaz'edly, Mz-D*-Z, | Amende', Mnd' 
 Alter'native, Z.tr 2 -N-Tv ! Amaz'edness, Mz-D-Ns Amend'er, Mnd 
 
 Alternatively, Ltr 2 -N-T- 
 VI 
 
 Amazement, Mz 2 -Mut 
 Amaz'ingly, Mz-NG-L 
 
 Amendment, Mnd 2 - Mnt 
 Amends', Mndz 2 
 
 Alter'nativeness, Ltr*- 
 
 Am'azon, Mz!-N 
 
 Amen'ity, M-N-T 2 
 
 N-Tv-Ns 
 
 Amazo'nian, Mz 2 -Nn 
 
 Am'ent, Mnt 1 
 
 Althe'a, 3 -TH 
 
 Ambas'sador, M-B^sDr 
 
 Amerce', M-lls 2 , JI-Rst a , 
 
 Although', Z 2 -DH 
 
 Ambas'sadress, M-B^- 
 
 M-8-NG 
 
 Altil'oqueiice, !Lt 3 -L- 
 
 sDrs 
 
 Amerce'able, M - Ks 8 - B- 
 
 Kwns 
 
 Am'ber, M-Bri 
 
 L 
 
 Altil'oquent, Lt-L- 
 
 Am'bergris, M-Br'-Grs 
 
 Amerce'ment, 11 - Rs 2 - 
 
 Kwnt 
 
 Ambidex'ter, M-B 2 -D- 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Altim'eter. Lt-Mtr 
 Altis'onant, // 3 -Ts-Nnt 
 
 Kstr 
 Ambidexterity, M - B - 
 
 Amer'cer, M-R2-sR 
 Amer'ican, M-^-Kn 
 
 Altis'onous, L 3 -Ts-Ns 
 
 D-Ks-T-H-T 
 
 Americanism, M - R* - 
 
 Al'titude, Z-i-T-Td. See 
 
 Ambidex'trous, M-B 2 - 
 
 Kn - Z - M 
 
 Latitude. 
 
 D-K-sTrs 
 
 Americanize, M-/? 2 -Kn- 
 
 Al'to, L*-T 
 
 AmTaient, M-B'-N-T 
 
 Z, M-/e 2 -Kn-Zcl, M-/e* 
 
 Altogeth'er, L*-'E- Gdhr 
 
 Ambigu'ity, M-B 3 -G-T 
 
 Kn-Z-NG 
 
 [Gdhri] 
 Al'torelie'vo, L l -T-Rl-V 
 
 Ambig'uous, M-B 3 -Gs 
 Ambig'uously, M-B 3 -G- 
 
 Am'ethyst, M-THsti 
 Amethyst'ine, M-THs 3 - 
 
 Al'udel, Z,i-D-L 
 
 sL 
 
 Tn 
 
 Al'um, Li-M 
 
 Ambig'uousness, M-B 3 - 
 
 Amiabil'ity, M-R1 3 -T 
 
 Alu'mina, IAM-N 
 
 Gs-Ns 
 
 Am'iable-y, M-B1 2 . Sec 
 
 Al'umine, H-Mn 
 
 Ambil'ogy, M-B'-Z-J 
 
 Humble. 
 
 Alu'mini, L 3 -M-N 
 
 Ambil'oquy, M-B 3 -Z,-Kw 
 
 Am'iableness, M-Bl*-Xs 
 
 Aluminif erous, L 3 - M - 
 
 Am'bit, M-Bti 
 
 Amian'thus, M-N-THsi 
 
 N-F-fls 
 
 Ambi'tion, M-Bsbn 3 
 
 Amicabil'ity, M-K-Blt 3 
 
 Alumin'ium, lAMn-M 
 
 Ambi'tious, M - B - SHs Am'icable-y, M K-Bl' 
 
 Alu'minum, Z, 3 -Mn-M 
 
 [M-B 3 ] Am'icableness, M-K.-B1 1 - 
 
 Alu'minous, L 3 -M-Ns 
 
 Ambi'tiously, M-B- 
 
 Ns [:I3s] 
 
 Alu'minus, L 3 -M-Ns 
 
 SHs-i 
 
 Am'ice, Ms 1 
 
 Al'umish, LJ-M-SH 
 
 Ambi'tiousness, M-B- 
 
 Amid', M-D 3 
 
 Alum'ni, L 2 -M-N 
 
 SHs-Ns 
 
 Amidst', M-Dst 3 
 
 Alum'nus, L 2 -M-Ns 
 
 AmTjle, M-BU 
 
 Arrr'd 'ships, ~M.-D 3 -SH-Ps 
 
 Al'veary, H-V-R 
 
 Am'bler, M-Bli-E 
 
 [or: SHs] 
 
 Al'veolar, L l -V-L-R 
 
 Am'bo, M-Bi 
 
 Amiss', Ms 3 
 
 Al'veolary, L^-V-L-R 
 
 Am'bon, M-Bni 
 
 Am'ity, M-T 1 
 
 Al'veolate, L^-V-Lt 
 
 Ambro'sia, M-Br-ZH 
 
 Ammo'nia, M*-N 
 
 Alve'oli, L S -V-L 
 
 Ambro'sial, M-Br 2 -ZHl 
 
 Ammo'niac, M2-N-K 
 
 Alve'olus, Z, 3 -V-Zs 
 
 Ambro'sian, M-Brzhn 2 
 
 Ammoni'acal, M ! -N-K1 
 
 Al'vine, i-Vn 
 
 Am'brotype, M-Br J -T-P 
 
 Ammo'nium, Mn z -M 
 
 Al'way, z,i-W 
 
 Am'bry, M-Bri 
 
 Ammuni'tion, a>r 3 -NsIin 
 
 Al'ways, Z^-Wz 
 
 Ambs'-ace, Mz-S* 
 
 Am'nesty, M-Ns-T 1 
 
 Am, Mi 
 
 Am'bulance, M-Blns 1 
 
 Among', M'-NG [NG=] 
 
 Am'adou, M-D 1 
 
 Am'bulant, M-Blnt l 
 
 Amongst', M*-NGst 
 
 Amain', Mu 2 
 
 Ambula'tion, M-Blshn 2 
 
 [NGst a l 
 
 Amal'gam, MU-G-M 
 
 Am'bulator, M-Bltri 
 
 Amontilla'do, M-N-T 2 - 
 
 Amalgamate, MP-G-Mt, 
 
 Am'bulatory, M-Blt 1 -^ 
 
 L-D 
 
 Mli.(j.jI-'rd.Ml 1 -G-Mt(') 
 
 Am'bury, M-Br 1 
 
 Amoro'so, M-fis.g 
 
 Amalgama'tion, Ml 2 - G- 
 
 Ambuscade', M-B 2 -sKd, 
 
 Am'orous, M-Ks 1 
 
 Mshn M-B-sK-Dd; M-B-sKd- 
 
 Am'orously, M-/Ji-sZ/ 
 
 Amanuen'ses, M 2 -N-Nsz 
 
 HG 
 
 Am'orousness, M-Ksi-Ns 
 
 Amanuen'sis, M 2 -N-Ns 
 
 Ambush, M- Bi - SH, M- 
 
 Amorphism,M-7ii-Fz-M 
 
 Am'aranth, M-JB^N-TH 
 Amaranth'ine, M-B^N- 
 
 Bi-SHt, M-Bi-SH-NG 
 Amel'iorate, M - L 3 - Rt 
 
 Amorphous, M-K'-Fs 
 Amortiza'tion, M - R? - 
 
 THn 
 
 M-Z 3 -R-Td, M-L 3 -KtrNG 
 
 Tzsftra 
 
 Amaryl'liSj M R 3 -Ls 
 
 Ameliora'tion, M - i a - 
 
 Amortize, M-^i-Tz 
 
 Amass', Msi, Msti, Ms 1 - 
 
 flshn 
 
 Amort'izement, M-fii-T- 
 
 NG 
 
 Amel'iorative, M- 3 -5t- 
 
 zMnt 
 
 Amass'ment, Ms 1 -Mnt 
 
 V 
 
 Amount', Mnt 1 . Mn-Td 1 , 
 
 Amateur', M-Tr 
 
 Amen', Mn 
 
 Mnti-NG. See Account, 
 
 Am'ative, M-Tv 
 
 Amenabil'ity,M-N-Bl-T 
 
 Amour, M-R 3 
 
 Am'ativeness, M-TvJ-Ne 
 
 Ame'nable-y, M-N-B1 8 
 
 Amphib'ia, M-F 3 -B 
 
 [Mt'lVs] 
 
 Ame'nableness, M - N - 
 
 Amphib'ian, M-F 3 -Bn 
 
 Amato'rial, M-T 2 -7Z1 
 
 Bl 3 -Ns c:Bs] 
 
 Amphib'ious, M-F 3 -Bs 
 
 Am'atory, M-T 1 -/* 
 
 Amend', Mnd 2 , Mn-Dd 2 , 
 
 Amphib'iousness, M- 
 
 Amauro'sis, M-/JSS* 
 
 Mnda-NG 
 
 F 3 -Bs-Ns 
 
 Amaze', Mz*, Mzd a , Mz- 
 
 Amend'able, Mnd-B^-L 
 
 Amphibolog'ical, M-F 1 - 
 
 NG 
 
 Amend'atory. Mnd-T-JJ 
 
 B-i-J-Kl 
 
 1* 
 
AMP 
 
 10 
 
 Amphibol'ogy, M-T^-B- At an, Tn* 
 
 L-J 
 
 If an, Fn' 
 
 Am'phibrach, M-Fi-Br- 
 
 Of an, Vn 
 
 K 
 
 From *n, Mn 1 
 
 Amphictyon'ic, M-F 1 K- 
 
 On an, Kn l 
 
 T-N-K 
 
 In an, Kii s 
 
 Amphie*tyt>^i8> M-F'-K- 
 
 See And. 
 
 Tne 
 
 A'na, N* 
 
 Amphictyony, M-F-K- 
 T-N 
 
 Anabap'tist, N-Bi-P-Tst 
 Anaeh'oret, N-K-Rti 
 
 Amptiim'acer, M-F^-Hs- 
 
 Anach'ronism, N l - Kr - 
 
 R 
 
 Nz-M 
 
 Amphip'rostyle, M-F- 
 
 Anachronist'ic, K-Kr- 
 
 P-T-L 
 
 Ns-TS-K 
 
 Amphis'cii, M-F'-Sff 
 
 Annclastic, N-Kls-Ti-K 
 
 Amptus'eians, M - Y* - 
 
 Aiiacon'cta, N-Kn-B 1 
 
 SHn/, 
 
 Anacreon'titj, N - Kr - N- 
 
 Ampliithe'ater or Am- 
 
 Ti-K 
 
 phithe'atre, M-F^-THtr 
 
 An'adem, N-D'-M 
 
 Amphitlieat'rieal, M- 
 
 Anadiplo'sis, N-D^-Plss 
 
 F-THtr-Kl 
 
 Ansesthe'sis, Ns-THss 
 
 Am'ple-F, M-Pl^ 
 
 Aneesthefic, N-IH*-T- 
 
 Amplex'Icaul, M-Pl*-Ks- 
 
 K. 
 
 Kl 
 Amplification, Ta-PlP- 
 
 An'aglyph, N-Glf 
 Anaglyphlc, N^-Glf-K 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Aiiaglyph'ical, N-G1-F'- 
 
 Am'plificative, M - Plf 1 - 
 
 Kl 
 
 Kt-V 
 
 Annglyp'tic, N-Gl-Pt'-K 
 
 Am'pliflcatory, M-Plf 1 - 
 
 Anagog'ical, N-G-Ji-Kl 
 
 K-T-R 
 
 Anagog'ics, N-G-JT-Ks 
 
 Am'plifler, M-PP-F-R 
 
 An'agram, Ni-Gr-Ttf 
 
 Am'plify, M-PU-F, M- 
 
 Anagrammafic, > n -Gr- 
 
 Pl-Fd. M-Pli-F-NG 
 
 Mt-K 
 
 Am'plitude, M-Pli-Td 
 
 Aaagrani'matisin, N*- 
 
 Am'putate, M-P^-Tt, M- 
 
 Gr-Mtz-M 
 
 P l -T-Td. M-pi-Tt(-) 
 
 Anagrarn'matist, N-Gr- 
 
 Amputa'tion, M-P*-Tsbn 
 
 M-Tsti 
 
 Amuck', M 2 -K 
 
 Anagram'matize, N - Gr- 
 
 Am'ulet, M-ZJP 
 
 M-Tzi 
 
 Amuoe', Mz, Mzd 3 , Mz*- 
 
 A'nal, Nl* 
 
 NG 
 
 Analecta, N1-K-T= 
 
 Amuse'ment, MzS-Mut 
 
 Analectic, N1-K-T2-K 
 
 Amus'er, M-Zr 3 
 
 An'alects, Nl l -Kts 
 
 Amus'ingly, Mz-BTG-t* 
 
 Anaieni'ma, Jf-Z^-'-M 
 
 Amu'sire, M-V J 
 
 Analep'sis, Nl-Pss a 
 
 Amyg'dalate, M-Gr-IS-t 
 Amyg'tlaline, M - G - 1>3- 
 
 Analep'tic, Nl-Pt2-K 
 Analog^cal-ly, Nl-Ji-Kl 
 
 in 
 
 Analog'icalness, Nl-J 1 - 
 
 Amyg'daloid, M-G-B*-^ 
 
 Et-Ns 
 
 D 
 
 Anarogism, Nl-T-zlH 
 
 Amygdaloid'al, M-G-D 1 - 
 
 ABai^ogiee, Nl-Jz' 
 
 i-Dl 
 
 Anal'ogous, Nl 4 -Gs 
 
 Amyia'ceous, M-L*-SHe 
 
 An'alogue, KP-G 
 
 An, Ni. The article an is Anal'ogTi Nl-tH. See 
 
 written as follows: 
 
 Knowledge. 
 
 1. By a light dot above 
 
 Anal'yses, Nlsz 1 
 
 fi*e line ^ first position ). 
 
 Anal'yBis, Nlss 
 
 2. At the cona-meneement 
 
 An'alyst.Nlsti 
 
 of iphrases, by atick struck 
 
 Analytic, N1-T*-K 
 
 immaria'bly an the direction 
 
 Analyt'ical-ly, Nl-T'-Kl' 
 
 of the stem P. 
 
 Analyt'ics, Nl-Ta-Ks 
 
 3. In the middle or at the 
 end 'of phrases, by -a tick 
 
 Analyz'able.JIlz-B^'-L) 
 Analyza%ion, MzsAw* 
 
 truck in the direction of 
 
 An'alyee, Nlz^, Nlzdi v 
 
 either P or CH, according 
 
 Nlz^-NG 
 
 to which gives the bet 
 
 An'alyzrar, Nl-Zr* 
 
 Junction. See A aad And. 
 
 AaaTQor'phosis or Ana- 
 
 4. By the n-hook, 88 in 
 
 morpno'sis, N-M-Je'cr* 
 
 the following phrases' 
 
 -JF&s 
 
 By. an, Bn 1 
 
 Ana'nas, N-lfs 
 
 AND 
 
 An'apoest, N-Pst 1 
 Anapaest'ic, N-Ps*-T-K 
 Anapsest'ical, N-Ps*-T-Kl 
 Anaph'ora, N-F'-.S 
 An'arch, N^-K 
 Anareh'ic, Nr^K-K 
 Anarch'ical, Nr'-K-Kl 
 An'archist, Nri-Kst 
 An'archy, Nr l -K 
 Anasar'ca, N-sR*-K 
 Anasar'cous, N-sff'-Ks , 
 Anaa'tomose, Ns-T l -Mz,i 
 
 Ns-T^Mzd, Xs-T'-Mz- 
 
 NG 
 
 Anastomo'sis, Ns-T 2 -Mss 
 Anastomot'ic, Ns-T l -Mt- 
 
 K 
 
 Anas'trophe, N-sTr J -F 
 Anath'ema, N-TH 1 -!* 
 Anathematiza'tion, N- 
 
 Anath'ematize, N - TH>- 
 
 M-Tz. N-THi-M-Tzd, N- 
 
 TH'-M-Tz-KG 
 Anatom'ic, N-T'-IVI-K 
 Anatom'ical-ly, N-T>-M- 
 
 Kl 
 
 Anat'omist, N-T^-lVIst 
 Anatotniza'tion, N - T- 
 
 Mz.'tAn 
 Anat'omize, N-T-Mz, H- 
 
 Ti-Mzd, N-Ti-Mz-NG 
 Aaat'omy, N-T^M 
 An'bury, N-B 1 -^ 
 An'cestor, N-Sstr 1 
 Ances'tral, N-Ss 2 -Tr-.L 
 An'cestry, N^Ss^Tr 
 Anch'or, NG^Kr, NG 1 
 
 Krd, NGi-Kr-NG 
 Anch'orage, NG-Kr-J 
 Anch'oress, NG-Kr-8 1 
 Anch'oret, NG-Kr-Ti 
 Anch'orite, NG-Kr-Ti 
 Anch'or-ice, Ni-Kr-I-S 
 Ancho'vy, N-CH^-V 
 An'chylose, NG - K - Ls l f 
 
 NG-K-I,st, ~ 
 
 NG 
 
 An'cient, Nshi 
 An'ciently, Ns 
 An'cientness, 
 An'cientry, Nshat-2Z 
 An'cillary, N-s/, l - 
 
 Aucip ittXlt ^N-sP^-Al 
 
 An'cony, N>-K-N 
 And, N-D'. Andls writtep 
 as follows 
 
 . 1. By a light dot above 
 the line (first position). 
 
 2. At the contmencemenl 
 of phrases, toy a tick strnch 
 invariably in the directioD 
 of the stem P. 
 
 3. la the middle or at the 
 end of phrases, by a tick 
 struck ia the direction ol 
 either P or CH, according 
 to which gives the best 
 junction. See A and And. 
 
 4. By the n-hook. as in 
 
AND 
 
 the following phrases : 
 
 Anguin'eal, N 3 -Gw-Xl 
 
 That and, DHn 1 
 
 An'guish, NG-Gw-SH 1 
 
 She and, SHn 3 
 
 An'gular, XG-G1-R 1 
 
 He and. Hn 3 
 
 Angularity, XG-Gl-^-T 
 
 You and, Yn s 
 
 (or-flt 1 ) 
 
 See An. 
 
 An'gularly, NG-Gl-R 1 -^ 
 
 Andan'te, N-D-N-T 
 
 An'gularness, NG-G1-E 1 - 
 
 Andiron, N-Di-Bn 
 
 Ns 
 
 Androg'ynal, N-Dri-J-Nl 
 
 An'gulated, NG-Gl-Td 1 
 
 Androg'ynous, N-Dri-J- 
 
 Anhela'tion, N-H-ishn 2 
 
 Ns 
 
 Anhy'drous, N-H-Drs 1 
 
 An'droid, N-Drd 1 
 
 Anil, N-L 1 
 
 [ Androi'des, N-Dri-Dz 
 
 Anile, N-L 1 
 
 An'ecdotal, X-K-D>-T1 
 
 An'ileness, N-Li-Ns 
 
 An'ecdote, X-K-Dt 1 
 
 Anility, N-i 3 -T 
 
 anecdotlcal, X - K - Dt 1 - 
 
 Animadversion, N-M- 
 
 ' Kl 
 
 D--Vrshn 
 
 Anemog'raphy, X-M-Gr- 
 
 Animadver'sive, N-M- 
 
 Jpl 
 
 D-'-Vrs-V 
 
 Anemol'ogy, N-M-.i-J 
 
 Animadver'siveness, 
 
 Anemom'eter, N^M-Mtr 
 
 N-M-D-'-Vrs-V-Ns UVs] 
 
 Anemom'etry, X - M - M- 
 
 Animadvert', N-M-D-- 
 
 Tr 1 
 
 Vrt, N-M-D-Vr-Td, X- 
 
 Anem'one, X2-M-N 
 
 M-DZ-Vrt-XG 
 
 Anem'oseope, N-Ms-K- 
 
 Ammadvert'er, N-M-D 2 - 
 
 P* 
 
 Vrtr 
 
 An'eroid, Xr-D 1 
 
 Animal, N^Ml 
 
 An'eurism, X-Rz 1 -M 
 
 Animal'cula, x-Ml-K-i 1 
 
 Anew', X 3 , with final tick 
 
 Animal'culine. N'-Ml- 
 
 like New, which see. 
 
 Klu 
 
 Aniractuoslty, N-Fr ! -K- 
 
 Animal'cule, NJ-Ml-Kl 
 
 CH-sT 
 
 Animal'culist. N'-Ml- 
 
 Anfract'uous, N-Fr^K- Klst 
 
 CHs 
 An'gel, X-J12 [Jl 2 ] 
 
 Animal'culum, N^Ml- 
 Kl-M 
 
 An'gelet, N- 3*-Li 
 An'gel -fish, X- Jt-L-'F-SIT 
 
 Animal-flower, X J -M1- 
 Fl-R 
 
 Angelic, N-Jl*-K [J1 2 -K] Animalism, N l -Mlz-M 
 
 A ncro'l'-mal.'lTr "NT _ .112 _ VI Ai ., T-;*-^ XT TIITI ml 
 
 ANO 
 
 Annomina'tion, N 2 -N- 
 
 M-Nshn. See Domination. 
 An'notate, N-Tti, N-Ti- 
 
 Td, N-Tt(-) 1 
 
 Annotation, N-Tshn 2 
 Annota'tor, N-Ttr- 
 Annot'to, N-T 1 
 Announce', N 1 - Ns. N 1 - 
 
 Nst. Ni-Ns-NG 
 Announce'ment, X'-Ns- 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Announc'er, X-Xs-R 1 
 Annoy', Ni. N-D', Ni-NG. 
 Annoy'ance, Ni-Xs 
 Annoy'er, X-R 1 
 An'nual, X-L 1 
 An'nually, X-i 1 
 Annuitant, X-Tnts 
 Annuity, X-T 3 
 Annul', X-L2, X-Ld 2 , X- 
 
 L 2 -XG 
 
 An'nular, X-Lri 
 An'nulary, ~S-L l -R 
 An'nulated, X-iLTd 
 An'nulet, X-it 1 
 Annul'ment, X-L 2 -Mnt 
 An'nulose, X-is 1 
 Annu'merata, X 3 -X-Mrt 
 Annumera'troa, 
 
 Mrshu 
 Annun'ciate, TS 
 
 Angel'ical-ly, N - Jl 2 - Kl Animal'ity, N-M1-T 1 
 
 [J12-K1] Animaliza'tion, - 
 
 Angellcalness, N - Jl 2 - j MlzsAn 
 
 Kl-Ns Anlmalize, N'-Mlz, N 1 - 
 
 Angelol'ogy, N- Jl-i-J I Mlzd, N'-Mlz-NG 
 An'ger, NGi-Gr, NGi-Grd, Animate, N-M-T 1 , N-M- 
 
 NGi-Gr-XG Td 1 , N-M-T'-NG 
 
 Angi na, N-Ji-N Animated, N-M-Td 1 
 
 Angiog'raphy,N-Jt-Gr-F Animation, N 2 -Mehn 
 Angiol ogy, N-Jt-i-J Anlmative, N-M-Tvi 
 Angiot omy, N-Jt-T-M Animosity. N-Ms-H 
 
 An'gle-bar, NGi-Gl-Br 
 An'gle-iron, NG'-Gl-I-Rn 
 a.n'gler, NG-G1-B 1 
 An'gles, NGi-Glz 
 A-n'glican, XQi-Gl-Kn 
 An'glicanism, NG - Gl - 
 
 Kn - Z 1 - M 
 An'glice, NG-G1-S 1 
 An'glicism, NGi-Gl-szM 
 An'glicize, NG - Gl - Sz*, 
 
 NG-Gl-Szd, NG-Gl-Sz 1 - 
 
 NG 
 An'glo-Saxon, NGt-Gls- 
 
 Ks-X [XGlsi-Ks-N] 
 An'gor, NG'-Gr 
 An'grily, XG-Gr-i 1 
 An'gry, NG J -Gr [NGr 1 ] 
 Anguil'liform, N-Gw-Z,*- 
 
 F(-R-M) 
 
 Ank'er, NG 1 -Kr 
 An'kle, NG-K1 
 An'lace, N-is l 
 An'nalist, N-ist* 
 An'nals, N-Lz 1 
 An'nats, N-Ts 1 
 Anneal', N-L 3 , N-Ld s , N- 
 
 Annex', N 2 -Ks, N 2 -Kst, 
 
 N-Ks-NG 
 
 Annexa'tion, N*-Ks*ftn 
 Annexlon, X 2 -Kshn 
 Annex'ment, N 2 -K-sMnt 
 Anni'hilable, N-H-i'-Bl 
 Annihilate, N-H-iti, N- 
 
 H-it-Td, N-H-it!-NG 
 Annihila'tion, N-H- 
 
 Anniver'sary, N-V(r)s*-/2 
 
 Annuncia'tion, Nn- 
 
 SHshu* 
 
 Annun'ciator, Xn-5Htr 2 
 An'ode. X-D 1 
 An'odyne, X-Dn 1 
 Anoint', Nnt 1 , X-X-Td 1 , 
 
 Anoint'ed, X-X-Td 1 
 Anoint'er, Xntr 1 
 Anoint'ment, Xnt^-Mnt 
 Anom'alism, X-H-Lzi-M 
 Anomalist'io, X-M-is a - 
 
 T-K 
 Anomalist'ical, N - M - 
 
 Anom'alous, X-AI-Ls 1 
 Anom'alously, X-JI-is 1 - 
 
 L 
 
 Anom'aly, X-M-i 1 
 Anon', Xu 1 
 Anon'ymous, Xni-Ms 
 Anon'ymousiy, Xn-Ms- 
 
 Anoth'er, Xdhr 1 Writ- 
 teii in first position to dis- 
 tinguish it from A'o other. 
 Another is also written by 
 then-hook and lengthening 
 principle combined, as in 
 the following phrases: 
 
 By another, Budhr 
 At another, Tndhr 1 
 Of another, Vndhr 1 
 With ano'r, DHndhr' 
 Was another, Zndhr 1 
 In another, Nndhr 3 
 Still ano'r, Bi&nxlhr* 
 Anot'ta, N-T 1 
 
ANS 
 
 An'sated, N-sTdi 
 An'serine, N-sTJn 1 
 An'swer, JJ-s-R 1 , N-stfd 1 , 
 
 An'swerable-y, N-sJS 1 - 
 
 Bl 
 An'sworableness, Ns- 
 
 .Ri-Bl-Ns C:Bs] 
 An'swerer, N-s/^-B 
 An't. Nt 2 
 Ant, Nt ' 
 Antac'id, Nt-S^D. See 
 
 Antiacid. 
 Antag'onism, Nt-Gn-Z 1 - 
 
 M [Nti-G-zM] 
 Antag'onist, Nt-Gn-Sti 
 Antagonist'ic, Nt - Gn - 
 
 Antag'onize, Nt-Gn-Z 1 
 Antal'gic, N-Ti-i-J-E 
 AntalTcali. Nt-H-Kl 
 Antaphrodis'iac, Nt-F 3 - 
 
 R-D-zE 
 Antaphrodit'ic, Nt - F 3 - 
 
 R - Dt - E 
 Antarc'tic, Nt-RJ-E-T-E 
 
 [Nt-Rti-E] 
 Antarthrit'ic, Nt-B 3 - 
 
 THr-T-E 
 
 Ant'-bear, Nti-B-B 
 Ant'-eater, Nt'-Tr 
 Anteced'ence, N-Ts 3 - 
 
 Dns 
 Anteced'ency, E-Ts 3 - 
 
 Dn-S 
 
 Anteced'ent, N-T 3 -sDnt 
 Anteced'ently, N - T 3 - 
 
 sDnt-L 
 
 Anteces'sor, N-T 2 -ssR 
 An'te-chamber, Nt-CH 2 - 
 
 M-Br 
 
 An'te-chapel, Nt-CHi-Pl 
 An'tecursor, Nt-Er-sR 1 
 An'tedate, Nt-Dti, Nt-D 1 - 
 
 Td. Nt-DtC) 1 
 Antedilu'vian, Nt-D 3 -i- 
 
 Vn 
 
 An'telope, N-T^i-P 
 Antelu'can, N-T 3 --En 
 Antemerid'ian, N-T 3 -M- 
 
 R-Du 
 Antemun'dane, N-T 2 -M- 
 
 N-Dn 
 
 Anten'na, N-T 2 -N 
 Anten'nse, N-T 2 -N 
 Antenup'tial, Nt-N-P 2 - 
 
 8H1 
 
 Antepas'chal, Nt-PsJ-El 
 An'tepast, Nt-Pst> 
 Antepenult', Nt-P^Nlt 
 Antepenult'ima, Nt-P 2 - 
 
 Nl-T-M 
 Antftpenult'imate, Nt - 
 
 pz-Nl-T-Mt 
 Ante'rior, N-T 3 -jR-B 
 Anterior'! ty, N- 
 An'te-room, Nt-Ri-M 
 Anthelmin'tic, N-TH 3 
 
 L-Mnt-K 
 
 in'them, N-THI-M 
 
 12 
 
 An'ther, Nthr 1 
 An'theral, Nthr-Li 
 Antherif'ercus,Nthr-F 3 - 
 
 Be 
 
 Ant'-hill, Nti-Hl 
 Antholog'ical, 
 
 J-E1 
 
 Anthol'ogy, N-THi-i- J 
 An'thracite, Nthrs-T 1 
 Anthracit'ic, Nthrs-T 3 -E 
 Anthropog'raphy, Nthr- 
 
 pi-Gr-F 
 
 An'thropoid, Nthr-Pd 1 
 Anthropolog'ical, Nthr- 
 
 Anthropol'ogy, Nthr-Pi 
 
 L-3 
 Anthropomor'phic, 
 
 Nthr-Pi-M-fi-F-E 
 Anthropomor'phism, 
 
 Nthr-P : -M--Fz-M 
 Anthropomor'phite, 
 
 Nthr-P'-M-fi Ft 
 Anthropomorphous, 
 
 Nthr-Pi-M R Fs 
 Anthropopath'ical, 
 
 Nthr-P'-P TH El 
 Anthropop'athism, 
 
 Nthr-P-P-THz-M 
 Anthropop'athy, Nthr- 
 
 pi-P-TH 
 Anthropoph'agi, Nthr- 
 
 pi-F-J 
 Anthropoph'agy, Nthr- 
 
 pi-F-J 
 Antiac'id, N-Ti-S-D. See 
 
 Antacid. 
 An'tic, Nti-E 
 An'tichrist, Nti-Krst 
 Antichris'tian, Nt-Ers- 
 
 Tn 3 (or-CHn 3 ) [Nt 3 -Er] 
 Antic'ipate, Nts-Pt 3 , Nts- 
 
 P 3 -Td. Nts-PtC) 3 
 Anticipa'tion, Nts-Pshn 2 
 Antic'ipative, Nts-Pt 3 -V 
 Antic'ipator, Nts-Ptr 3 
 Antic'ipatory, Nts-P 3 -T- 
 
 R 
 Anticli'max, N-Ti-El-M- 
 
 Es 
 
 Anticli'nal, N-T^El-Nl 
 An'ticly, Nt-E-z,i 
 Anticonstitu'tional, N- 
 
 TSistTshn-L, 
 Anticonta'gious, N - T 2 i 
 
 T-Js 
 Anticosmet'ic, N-T 2 -E- 
 
 zMt-E 
 
 An'tidotal, Nt-D^Tl 
 An'tidote, Nt-Dt' 
 Antifeb'rile or Antife'- 
 
 brile, Nt-F2or 3 -Br-L 
 Antil'ogy, N-T 3 -i-J 
 Antima'niac, N-T 2 -M-N 
 
 E 
 
 Antima'son, N-T 2 -Ms-N 
 Antima'sonry, 
 
 N-R 
 Antimonarch'ical, 
 
 T'-M-Nr-E-Kl 
 
 ANT 
 
 Antimo'nial, N-T-M-N. 
 
 L 
 
 An'timony, N-Ti-M-N 
 Antino'mian, Nt 2 -N-Mn 
 Antino'mianism, Nt-N 
 
 Mn-Z 2 -M 
 An'tinomy or Antin'o- 
 
 my, Nt^o7* 3 -N-lM 
 Antipa'pal, Nt-ps-Pl 
 Antipapist'ic, Nt-P*-Ps - 
 
 T-E 
 Antipapist'ical, Nt - P 3 - 
 
 Ps-T-El 
 Antiparalyt'ic, Nt - P 3 
 
 Antipathet'ic, 
 
 T-K / 
 
 Antipathetical, Nt - P2- 
 
 THt-El 
 
 Antip'athy, Nt-ps-TH 
 Antipestilen'tial, Nt- 
 
 Ps 2 -T-J!/-N-SHl 
 Antiphiogis'tic, N - T 3 - 
 
 Fl- J-sT-E 
 An'tiphon, Nt-Fn* 
 Antiph'onal, Nt-F 3 -Nl 
 Antiphon'ic, Nt-Fni-K 
 Antiphon'ical, Nt - Fn 1 - 
 
 E-L 
 
 Antiph'ony, Nt-F 3 -N 
 Antiph'rasis, N-T^-Frss 
 Antiphras'tic, N-Ti-Frs- 
 
 T-E 
 Antiphras'tical-Iy, N- 
 
 Ti-Frs-T-El 
 Antip'odal, Nt-P 3 -Dl 
 An'tipode, Nt-Pdi 
 An'tipodes or Antip'o- 
 
 des, Nt-Pdzi or Nt-pa-Dz 
 An'tipope, Nt-ps-P 
 Antiprelat'ical, Nt - Pr 1 - 
 
 Lt El 
 Antiqua'rian, N-T^-Ew- 
 
 Rn 
 Antiqua'rianism, N-T 2 - 
 
 Kw-fln-Z-M (Rnz-M) 
 An'tiquary, N-Ti-Ew-B 
 An'tiquate, N-T^-Kwt 
 An'tiquated, N - T 1 - E< 
 
 Td 
 An'tiquatedness, N-T 1 - 
 
 Ew-Td-Ns 
 Antique', N-T 3 -E 
 Antique'ness, N-T 3 -E-Ns 
 Antiq'uity, N-T 3 -Ew-T 
 Antis'cians, K-T't-SHna 
 Antis'cii, N-T 3 -,Mr 
 Antiscorbu'tic, N - T 3 - 
 
 sEr-Bt-K 
 Antiscorbu'tical, N-T 8 - 
 
 eEr-Bt-El 
 Antiscrip'tural, N-Ts- 
 
 Er-Ptr-L 
 
 Antisep'tic, N-T 2 -sPt-E 
 Antislav'ery, N-T2-sZ,-Vt 
 Antiso'cial, N-T-sSHl 
 Antispasmod'ic, N-T 1 - 
 
 sP-zMd-E 
 Antispas'tic, 
 T-K 
 
ANT 
 
 Antisplenet'ic, K-Ts*- 
 
 Pln-T-K 
 Antis'trophe, N-T-sTr- 
 
 F 
 Antistroph'ic, N-T 1 
 
 sTrf-K 
 
 Antithesis, Nt-THss 3 
 Antithet'ic, Nt-TH^-T-K 
 Antithet'ical, Nt-THt 2 - 
 
 Kl 
 Antitrinita'rian, Nt-Tr 2 - 
 
 N-T-fin 
 Antitrinita'rianiszn, Nt- 
 
 Tr2-N-T-finz-M 
 An'titype, Nt-Ti-P 
 Antityp'ical, Nt-T 3 -P-Kl 
 Ant'ler, Nt-Lr 1 
 Ant'lered, Nt-rd 
 Antonoma'sia, Nt-N-M- 
 
 An'vil, N-Vi-L 
 Anxi'ety, NGs-Ti 
 Anx'ious, NG-SHsi 
 Anx'iously, NG-SHs 1 -^ 
 Anx'iousness, NG-SHs 1 - 
 
 Ns 
 Any, N 3 Written in third 
 
 position to distinguish it 
 
 from No. 
 Ao'nian, Nn* 
 A'orist, Rst 2 
 Aorist'ic, Rs 3 -T-K 
 Aor'ta, fli-T 
 Aort'al, jRi-T-L 
 Aort'ic, Ri-T-S. 
 A-pace', Ps 2 
 Apago'ge, P 2 -G-J 
 Apagog'ical, pi-G-J-Kl 
 Apart', P l -Rt 
 Apart'ment, Prti-Mnt 
 Apathet'ic, P 2 -TH-T-K 
 Ap'athist, pi-THst 
 Ap'athy, pi-TH 
 Ape, P 2 , Pt 2 , P 2 -NG 
 Apeak', P 3 -ft 
 Apep'sy, P 2 -P-8 
 Ape'rient, P 3 -nt 
 Aper'itive, P 2 -.H-Tv 
 Ap'erture, P^-CHr 
 Ap'ery, P*-R 
 A.pet'alous, P^-T-Ls 
 A'pex, P 2 -Ks 
 Aphser'esis or Apher'e- 
 
 sis, F 2 -.ffss 
 Aphe'lia, F 3 -Z 
 Aphel'ion, F*-Ln 
 Aph'ides, F'-Dz 
 A'phis, Fs 2 
 Aph'ony, F'-N 
 Aph'orism, F!-^-zM 
 Aph'orist, F l -Rst 
 Aphorist'ic, F a -fis-T-K 
 Aphorist'ical-ly, F 3 -fis- 
 
 T-K1 
 Aph'thong, F L TH-Nd or 
 
 P'-TH-NG 
 Aph'yllous or Aphyl'- 
 
 lous, F'orS-is 
 A.'piarist, P 2 -Kst 
 A-'piary, P 2 -jB 
 
 13 APP 
 
 Ap'ical, pi-Kl 
 
 Appall', P'-L, Pi-Ld, Pi- 
 
 Ap'ices. Psz 1 
 Apiece , Ps 3 
 
 L-NG 
 Ap'panage, Pa l -J 
 
 Ap'ish, P 2 -SH 
 
 Appara'tus, P'^-S-Ts 
 
 Ap'ishness, P 2 -SH-Ns 
 
 Appar'el, pi-m, pi-/zid, 
 
 Apoc'alypse, Pi-Kl-Ps 
 
 P'-Til-NG 
 
 Apocalyp'tic, P 3 -Kl-Pt-K 
 
 Appar'ent, P'-flnt 
 
 Apocalyp'tical, P 3 -K1- 
 
 Appar'ently, P l -Rut-L 
 
 Pt-Kl 
 
 Appari'tion, P 3 -A'sim 
 
 Apoc'opate, P^K-pt, pi- 
 
 Apparitor, P l -Rtr 
 
 K-P-Td, P-K-PltCj 
 
 Appeal", P^-L, P^-Ld, P3- 
 
 Apoc'ope, P!-K-P 
 
 L-XG 
 
 Apoc'rypha, pi-Kr-F 
 
 Appeal'able, P3-/.-B1 . 
 
 Apoc'ryphal, pi-Kr-F-L 
 
 Appear', P^-R, P--Ud, PJ 
 
 Ap'ode, P!-D 
 
 R-XQr 1 
 
 Apodeic'tic, pi-D-K-T-K 
 
 Appear'ance, P 3 -/Jns 
 
 Apodeic'tical,pi-D-IC-T- Appear'er, l^-Hr 
 
 Kl 
 
 Appeas able, Pz 3 -Bl 
 
 Apodic'tic, P 3 -D-K-T-K 
 
 Appeas'ableness, Pz 3 -* 
 
 Apodic'tical, P a - D -K-T- 
 
 Bl-Ns r:]isi 
 
 Kl 
 
 Appease', Pz^, Pzd 3 , Pz 3 - 
 
 Apod'osis, P!-Dss 
 
 NG 
 
 Ap'ogee, P'-J 
 
 Appease'ment, P^-zilnt 
 
 Apologet'ic, P 2 --Jt-K 
 
 Appeas'er, P-^-Zr 
 
 Apologet'ical,P 2 -i-Jt-Kl 
 
 Appea'sive, Pt^-V 
 
 Apologet'ics, P 2 -i-Jt-K.s lAppel'lant, P--/,nt 
 
 Apol'ogist, pi-L-Jst Appellate, P^-^t 
 
 Apol'ogize, P'-i-Jz, P 1 - Appella'tion, P--i.slin 
 
 /,-Jzd, P l -L-Jz-NGt 
 
 Appellative, P 2 -it-v 
 
 Ap'ologue, P l -L-Q 
 
 Appellatory, P^-Lt-S 
 
 Apol'ogy, P l -L-J Appellee', P*-L 
 Apophlegmat'ic, PJ-FI- Appellor', P'-i-R 
 
 G-Mt-K 
 
 Append', Pud 2 , Pn 2 -Dd, 
 
 Ap'ophthegm, pi-TH-M 
 
 Pud--NG 
 
 Apoplec'tic, P-'-Pl-K-T-K j Append'age, Pnd--J 
 
 Apoplec'tical, P 2 - PI - K- 
 
 Append'ant, Pii^-Dnt 
 
 T-K1 
 
 Append'ency, Pu--Dn-S 
 
 Ap'oplexy, PJ-PI-K-S 
 
 Appen'dices, Pu-'-Dsz 
 
 Apos'tasy, Ps'-T-S 
 
 Appen'dix, Pu 2 -D-Ks 
 
 Apos'tate, Ps'-Tt 
 
 Appercep'tion, P 2 -^Js- 
 
 Apos'tatize, Ps l T - Tz, 
 
 Pshu 
 
 Ps-T-Tzd, Ps-T-Tz-NG 
 
 Appertain', P 2 -B-Tn, P- 
 
 Apos'temate, Ps!-T-Mt 
 
 ^J-Tnd, P 2 -/e-Tn-XG. Sea 
 
 Apostem'atous, Ps 2 - T - 
 
 Pertain. 
 
 M-Ts 
 
 Apper'tinence, P 2 - Rt 
 
 Ap'osteme, Psi-T-M 
 
 Nns 
 
 Apos'tle, Ps!-L 
 
 Apper'tinent, P 2 -fit-Nnt 
 
 Apos'tleship, Ps^LiSH 
 
 Ap'petence, P J -Tns 
 
 Apos'tolate, Ps^-T-Lt 
 
 Ap'petemcy, P^Tn-S 
 
 Apostol'ic, Psi-T-i-K 
 
 Ap'petent, PI Tut 
 
 Apostol'ical, Ps!-T-L-Kl 
 
 Ap'petible, P^T-Bl 
 
 Apostol'icism, Ps 1 - T - 
 
 Ap'petite, P^Tt 
 
 Lsz - M 
 
 Ap'petize, pi-Tz 
 
 Apostolic'ity, Ps 3 -T-Ls-T 
 
 Ap'petizer, P'-T-Zr 
 
 Apos'trophe, P^sTr-F 
 
 Applaud', Pldi, Pl'-Dd/ 
 
 Apostroph'ic, pi-sTrf-K 
 
 PldC) 1 
 
 Apos'trophize, P 1 - sTr - 
 
 Applaud'er, Pl-Dr 
 
 F.Z, pi-sTr-Fzd, P'-sTr- 
 
 Applaud'ingly,Pldi-NGli 
 
 Fz-NG 
 
 Applause', Plz 1 / 
 
 Apoth'ecary, pi-TH-Kr 
 
 Applau'sive, Pls'-V 
 
 Ap'othegm, P'-TH-M 
 
 Ap'ple, PI' 
 
 Apothegmat'ic, P^TH- 
 
 Appli'able, Pli-Bl 
 
 G-Mt-K 
 
 Appli'ance, Pins 1 
 
 Apothegmat'ical, P- 
 
 Applicability, Pl 3 -K-Blt 
 
 TH-G-Mt-Kl 
 
 [Pl a -K] 
 
 Apotheg'matist, P*-TH- 
 
 Ap'plicableness, PU-K- 
 
 G-M-Tst 
 
 Bl-Ns C'.Bs] 
 
 Apothe'osis, P-THss 
 
 Applicable, PP-K Bl 
 
 Apothe'osize, P^-THsz 
 
 Ap'plicant, Pl-Knt 
 
 Ap'ozem, pi-zM 
 
 Ap'plicate, PP-Kt 
 
APP 
 
 Application, Pl 2 -K6hn 
 Applicative, Pl'-Kt-V 
 Ap'plicatory, T" 
 Applique', PP 
 Apply', P1',.P1< 
 Appoggiatu'ra, Pd 3 -J-T- 
 
 R 
 Appoint', Pnt 1 , Pni-Td, 
 
 Pnti-XG 
 
 Appoint'able, Pnti-B(-L) 
 Appointee', Pn^-T 
 Appoint'er, Putr 1 
 Appoint'ment, Pnt'-Mnt 
 Apportion, P*-JZshn, P* 
 
 Appor'tioner, P'-Bshn- 
 
 X 
 Apportionment, 
 
 Jtshn-Mn-X or iMnt 
 Ap'posite, Pz'-T 
 Ap'positeiy, Pz'-T-/ 
 Ap'positeness, Pz'-T-Xs 
 Apposition, Pzshn 3 
 Apprais'al, Prz 2 -L 
 Appraise', Prz 2 , Przd 2 , 
 
 Appraise'ment, 
 
 zilut 
 
 Apprais'er, Pr z -Zr 
 Appre'ciable, Pi 3 SH-Bl 
 Appre'ciate, Pr'-SHt, 
 
 Pr 3 S-H-Xd. PrS-SHt-XG 
 Appreciation, Pr 2 - 
 
 SHsha 
 Appre'ciative, Pr^-SH- 
 
 Tv 
 Appre'ciative ly, Pr 3 - 
 
 Apprehend', Pr--Hnd, 
 Pr 2 Hii-Dd, Pr 2 -Hnd-XG 
 
 Apprehend'er, Pr--Hndr 
 
 Apprehen'sible, Pr^-Xs- 
 B(-L) 
 
 Apprehen'sion, Pr 2 - 
 
 Apprehen'sive, Pr 2 -Xs- 
 
 V 
 Apprehen'sively, Pr 2 - 
 
 Xs-V-Z, 
 Apprehen'siyeness, 
 
 Apprentice, Pra--Ts, 
 Prn 2 -Tst. Prii 2 -Ts-XG 
 
 Apprenticeship, Prn 2 - 
 
 . Ts:SH 
 
 Apprise', Prz 1 , Przd', 
 Prz' XG 
 
 Apprize', Prz 1 
 
 Apprize'rnent, Pr'-zMnt 
 
 Appriz'er, P^-Zr 
 
 Approach', Pr J -CH, Pr 2 - 
 CHt, Pr=-CH-XG 
 
 Approach'able, Pr J -CH> 
 
 Approach'ableness, 
 Pr 2 -CH-Bl-Xs [:Bs] 
 
 Approach'less, Pr'-CH- 
 Zs 
 
 Ap'probate, Pr ! -B-T 
 
 Approbation, Pr^-Bshn 
 
 ARC 
 
 hn 
 V 
 
 Approbativeness, Pr*- 
 Bt:Vs or P 2 -R-Bt:Vs 
 
 Arbitrable, Ri-B-Tr-Bl 
 Arbit'rament, Ra-B-Tr- 
 
 1-R 
 
 Ap'probatory, Pr'-B-T-fl 
 
 Mut 
 
 -NG 
 
 Ap'probative, Pr'-B-Tv 
 Appro'priable, Pr^-Pr- 
 
 Aj'bitrarily, R'-B-Tr-T?! 
 Arbitrary, R'-B-Tr-fi 
 
 J-T- 
 
 Bl 
 
 [R'-Bt] 
 
 
 Appropriate, Pr J -Prt. 
 
 Arbitrate, RJ-B-Trt, R 1 - 
 
 i-Td, 
 
 Pr 2 -Pr-Td. Pr 2 -Prt(-) 
 
 B-TrTd, Ri-B-TrtC) 
 
 
 Appro'prlately, Pr~Prt- 
 
 Arbitration, R 2 -B-Trslin 
 
 J(-D 
 
 L, 
 
 Arbitrator, R'-B-Trtr 
 
 
 Appro'priateness, Pr 2 - 
 
 Ar'bitratrix, R'-B-Tr-Tr- 
 
 
 Prt-Xs 
 
 Ks 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Appropriation, Pr*- 
 
 Ar'bitress, R^B-Trs 
 
 , I"* 
 
 Prshii 
 
 Ar'bor, R'-Br 
 
 
 Appro'priator, Pr 2 -Prtr 
 
 Arbo'real, R=-B-B1 
 
 sim- 
 
 Approv'able, Prv^-B(-L) 
 
 Arbo'reous, R 2 B-Ks 
 
 
 Appro v'al, Pr^-Vl 
 
 Arbores'ence, R'--B-JJs- 
 
 ps. 
 
 Approve', Prv 3 , Prvd 3 , 
 
 Xs 
 
 
 Prv^-XG 
 
 Arbores'cent, R 2 -B-Ks- 
 
 
 Approv'er, Pr^-Vr 
 
 K* 
 
 
 Approximate, Pr 1 - K. - 
 
 Arboricult'ure, R 2 -B-fl- 
 
 r-xs 
 
 sMt, Pr^Ii-slI-Td, Pr 1 - 
 
 Kltr 
 
 
 K-sMt(-) 
 
 Ar'borist, R!-Brst 
 
 
 Approximation, Pr 2 -K- 
 
 Arborization, R 2 -Brz*An 
 
 rzd, 
 
 slislm 
 
 Ar'borize, R'-Brz 
 
 
 Approx'imative, Pr'-K- 
 
 ArTjorous, R'-B-fis 
 
 Pr 2 - 
 
 silt-V 
 
 Ar'buscle, R^Bs-L 
 
 
 Ap'pulse or Appulse', 
 
 Arbus'tive, R 2 -Bs-Tv 
 
 P'or 2 -Ls 
 
 Arbustum, R 2 -Bs-T-M 
 
 7-B1 Appul'slon, P 2 -Lshn 
 
 Ar'bute, R'-Bt 
 
 Appur'tenance, P 2 - Rt - 
 
 Xiia 
 
 Appurtenant, P 2 -^t-Xnt 
 A'prlcot, Pr^-Kt 
 A'pril, Pr 2 -L 
 A'pril-iool, Pr 2 -Z,-F-L 
 A'pron, Pm 2 
 A'proned, Prnd 2 
 Apropos', Pr--Po 
 Ap'sides, Pgi-Dz 
 Ap'sis, Pas 1 
 Apt'ly, Pt'-Z, 
 Apteral, P'-Tr-L 
 Apterous, Pi-Trs 
 Apt'itude, Ptt-Td 
 Apt'ly, Pt'-Z, 
 Apt'ness, Pt'-Xs 
 Aptote, P'-Tt 
 A'qua, Kw 2 
 Aqua'ria, Kw-J? 2 
 Aqua'rium, K.w-R 2 -M 
 Aqua'rius, Kw-^s 2 
 Aquat'ic, Kw-T'-K 
 Aquat'ical, Kw-T'-Kl 
 A'quatint, Kw-Tut- 
 Aquatin'ta, Kw-Xu 3 -T 
 Aq'ueduct, Kw-L>i-E.t 
 A'queous, Kw-S 2 
 A'quifprm, Kw-F 2 -R*M 
 Aq'uiline, Kw-Ln'* 
 Arab, Ri-B 
 Ar'abesque, Ri-B-sK 
 Ara'bian, R-'-Bu 
 Ar'abic, R'-B-K 
 Arabist, Ri-Bst 
 ATable, Ri-Bl 
 Ara'neous, R 2 -Xs 
 ArTsalest or ATbalist, 
 
 Arbiter, R-Btr 
 
 Arbutus, R^-B-Ts 
 Arc, R'-K. 
 Arcade', RS-Kd 
 Arca'na, R 2 -K-X 
 Arca'num, Ri-Kn-M 
 Arch, TJ'-CH, 2i l -CHt, U 
 
 Cfl-XG 
 Archseolog'ical, Ri-K-i. 
 
 J-K1 
 Archaeol'ogist, Ri-K-Z- 
 
 Jst 
 
 Archseol'ogy, Ri-K-i-J 
 Archa'ic, K--K-K 
 Archa'ical. R--K-K1 
 Ar'chaism, R'-K-zM 
 Archan'gel, R 2 - K - X - Jl 
 
 Archangel'ic, R 2 - K - X- 
 
 Jl-K 
 Archbish'op, TZ^GH-B- 
 
 SH-P [K'-CH-Bj 
 Archbish'opric, B'-CH- 
 
 B-SH-P-R-K [A'J-CH-B-K 
 Archdea'con, .fti-CH-D- 
 
 Kn 
 Archdea'conry, K l -CH- 
 
 Archdea'conship, RU 
 
 CH-D-Ku:SH 
 
 Archdu'cal, .Ri-CH-D-Kl 
 Archduch'ess, .K'-CH-D- 
 
 CHs 
 Archduch'y, iii-CH-D- 
 
 CH 
 
 Archduke', fii-CH-D-K 
 Archduke'dom, i-CH 
 
 D-K-D-M 
 Arch'ed, Ri CHt 
 Arch'er, Ri-CHr 
 (Arch'ery, Ri-CHr 
 
ARC 
 
 15 
 
 AKH 
 
 Arch'escourt, B* - CHz - 
 
 the end of phrases (when 
 
 Ariette', R^-HT 
 
 ' Krt 
 
 mode 3. or 4. cannot be em- 
 
 Aright', K l -T 
 
 Archetypal, Ri-K-T-Pl 
 
 ployed), by E ; thus, 
 
 Ar'iose, RUS 
 
 Ar'chetype, Ri-K-T-P 
 
 There are, DHr'-B 
 
 Arise', Rz 1 , Rz'-KG 
 
 Archfiend', B'-CHf-Nd 
 
 There are many, 
 
 Aris'en T Rz :j -N 
 
 Archidiac'onal, Ri-K-D- 
 
 DHr'-R-M-N 
 
 Aristoc'racy, Rs'-T-Kr-S 
 
 E-H1 
 
 Many are, M2-N-B 
 
 LBs'-T-Kl 
 
 Archiepis'copaey, B 1 - 
 
 So there are, Sdhr^-B 
 
 Aris'tocrat or Ar'isto- 
 
 K-P-BK-P-S 
 
 See Were. 
 
 crat, Rs 3 or J -T-Krt 
 
 Archiepis'copal, R'-K- 
 
 3. By the r-hook ; thus, 
 
 Aristocrat'ic, R^-T-Kr- 
 
 . P-sK-Pl 
 
 What are, Tr* 
 
 T-K [R.s'-T-K] 
 
 Ar'chil, Ri-Kl 
 
 They are, DHr 8 
 
 Aristocrat'ical, Rs 1 - T - 
 
 Archimede'an, R3-K-M- 
 
 We are, Wr 3 
 
 Krt-KI 
 
 l Dn 
 
 You are, Yr 3 
 
 Aristote'lian^s^-T-T-in] 
 
 Archlpel'ago, B-K-P1- 
 
 4. With preceding they, 
 
 Ar'ith.mancy r Arith'-j 
 
 G 
 
 by lengthening principle, 
 
 mancy, B^r^-TH-Mn-S 
 
 Architect, B-K-T-Kt 
 
 or large loop ; thus, 
 
 Arith'metic, B 3 -XH-Mt-i 
 
 [BJ-K-T] 
 
 If they are, Fdhr* 
 
 K 
 
 Architect'ive, E-K-T- 
 
 So they are. Sdhr* 
 
 Arithmet'ical, it- - TH -' 
 
 Kt-V 
 
 Though they are, 
 
 Mt-Kl 
 
 Architecton'ic, E J -K-T- 
 
 DHdhr* 
 
 Arithmeti'cian, B3-XH- 
 
 Kt-N-K 
 
 Because they are, 
 
 M-Tshn 
 
 Architecton'ical, B-K 
 
 Kzdhr 1 
 
 Ark, R^K 
 
 T-Kt-N-Kl 
 
 Unless they are, 
 
 Aries, Rlz 
 
 Architect'ress, B2-K.-T- 
 
 Nlsdhr 2 
 
 Arm, R'-M, Ri-Md, R^-M- 
 
 K-Trs 
 
 A'rea, Ria 2 
 
 NG. Be&Army. 
 
 Arcliitect'ural, B*-K-T- Arefac'tion, Bi-F-Kshn 
 
 Arma'da, R--M-D 
 
 Ktr-L [Ei-K-T] ! Are'na, E 3 -N 
 
 Armadil'lo, Ri-M-D-^ 
 
 Architecture, Ri - K - T- 
 
 Arena'ceous, R-N-8Hs 
 
 Ar'mament, R l -M-Mnt 
 
 Ktr [Ri-K-T] 
 
 Are'ola, B 3 -eZi 
 
 Ar'mature, R'-Mtr 
 
 Architrave, Ri-K-Trv 
 
 Are'olse, W-iL 
 
 Arm'-chair, E^M-CHr 
 
 Archive, Ri-Kv 
 
 Are'olar, Rs-Ci-B 
 
 Arm'ful, R!-M-F1 
 
 Ar'chives, R^Kvsz 
 
 Areom'eter, Ri-Mtr 
 
 Arm'hole, R'-M-Hl 
 
 Archivist, Ri-K-Vst 
 
 Areom'etry, R^M-Tr 
 
 Ar'millary, ll l -~ti-L-R 
 
 Ar'chivolt, Ri-K-V-Lt 
 
 Areop'agite, R'-P-Jt 
 
 Ar'millate, R'-M-it 
 
 Arch'ly, 1V-CH-L 
 
 Areop'agus, R l -P-Gs 
 
 Ar'millated, Ri-M-i-Td 
 
 Arch'ness, /i 1 -CH-Ns 
 
 Ar'gal, R!-G1 
 
 Armin'ian, R 3 -Mn-N 
 
 Ar'chon, E'-Kn 
 
 Ar'gand, R J -Gnd 
 
 Armin'ianism, R 3 -Mn- 
 
 Arch'way, BJ-CH-W 
 
 Ar'gent, K l --lut 
 
 Nz-M 
 
 Arc'ograph, E^K-Grf 
 
 Argent'al, B^Jut-L 
 
 Armip'otent^a-JI-P-Tut 
 
 Arc'tic, Ri-K-T-K [Bt-K] 
 
 Argent'ic, B^-J-N-T-K 
 
 Ar'mistice, R'-Ms-Ts 
 
 Arc'uate, E'-K-T 
 
 Argentiferous, W-Jnt- 
 
 Arm'let, IH-M-Lt 
 
 Arc'uated, E^K-Td 
 
 Y-Ks 
 
 Arm'or, R-M-R 
 
 Arcua'tion, E 2 -Kshn 
 
 Ar'gentine, B^J-N-Tn 
 
 Arm'or-bearer, Ri-M-B- 
 
 Ar'cubalist, EJ-K-Blst 
 
 Ar'gil, R'-Jl 
 
 B-Rr 
 
 Arcubal'ister or Arcu- 
 
 Argilla'ceous, R2-j]-Sfls 
 
 Armorer, R'-M-Rr 
 
 balist'er, E 1 or 3 - K- B - 
 
 Argilliferous, R 3 -Jl-Frs 
 
 Armo'rial, R2-M-B1 
 
 istr 
 Ar'dency, B'-Dn-S 
 
 Argil'lous, R^-J1-S 
 Ar'give, afi'-Jv 
 
 Ar'mory, R'-M-B 
 Arm'pit, R'-M-Pt 
 
 Ardent, B^Dnt 
 
 Ar'gol, Ri-Gl 
 
 Arms, E!-Mz 
 
 Ar'dently, .R'-Dnt-L 
 
 Ar'gonaut, R^G-Nt 
 
 Ar'my, Ri-jMI. See Arm. 
 
 Ar'dor, Rdr 1 
 
 Argonaut'ic, R^G-Nt-K 
 
 Ar'nica, E'-N-K i 
 
 Ard'uous, R*-T)-S 
 Ard'uously, /i'-D-Sl 
 
 Ar'gosy, Ri-G-S 
 Ar'gue, B'-G, E!-Gd, B L 
 
 Arnot'to, R'-N-T 
 Aro'ma, R 2 -M 
 
 Ard'uousness, JZ^-Ds-Ns 
 
 G-NG 
 
 Aromat'ic, Ri-Mt-K 
 
 Are. The word Are is 
 
 Arguer, E'-G-R 
 
 Aromat'ical, R'-Mt-Kl 
 
 written as follows: 
 
 Ar'gument, Ei-G-Mnt 
 
 Aro'matize, B*-M-Tz, B 
 
 ' 1. Standing alone or com- 
 
 Argumenta'tion, R 2 -G- 
 
 M-Tzd. R-'-M-Tz-NG 
 
 mencing phrases, by K 1 , 
 
 M - N - Tshn 
 
 Aro'matous, R s -M-Ts 
 
 thus, 
 
 Argumen'tative, B*-G- 
 
 Ar'oph, aBf ' 
 
 Are, B 1 
 
 Mnt-Tv 
 
 Arose', Rz2 
 
 Are they, ^-DH 
 
 Ar'gus, E^Gs 
 
 Around', Rud 1 
 
 Are all, HI 1 
 
 A'ria, Eia 1 
 
 Arouse', Rz 1 , Rzd 1 , E2>. 
 
 Are our, Kr l 
 
 A'rian, En 
 
 NO 
 
 Are we, Kw l 
 
 A'rianism, En s -Z-M 
 
 Aroynt', Rnt' 
 
 Are you, Hy l 
 
 Ar'id, R 1 -!) 
 
 Arpeg'gio, R=-Pd-J 
 
 Are of, .Rvi 
 
 Arid'ity, B 3 -D-T 
 
 Ar'quebuse, RJ-Kw-Bs 
 
 Are there, .Rdhr 1 
 
 Ai-'idness, B'-D-Ns 
 
 Arquebusier', R8-Kw-BJ 
 
 Are the, .Rt 1 
 
 A'ries, Rz 2 
 
 sR 
 
 2. In the middle or at 
 
 Ariet'ta, B^-IjT 
 
 Arrack', RJ-K 
 
ARR 
 
 Arraign', Rn 2 . Rnd*, Rn s - 
 
 NG 
 
 Arraign'ment, fin 2 -Mnt 
 Arrange', Rn 2 -J, Rn*-Jd, 
 
 Ru 2 -J-NG 
 Arrange'ment, Rn 2 - J - 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Arran'ger, Rn*-J-R 
 Ar'rant, Rnt 1 
 Ar'ras, Rs 1 
 
 Array', R 2 , Rd, R*-NG 
 Array'er, R 2 -B 
 Arrear', R 3 -R 
 Arrears', R 3 -Rz 
 Arrear'age, R 3 -R-J 
 Arrect', R 2 -Kt 
 Arrect'ed, R 2 -K-Td 
 Arrepti'tious, R 3 - P - T- 
 
 Arrest', RsV, Rs 2 - Td, 
 
 Rst(-) 
 
 Arresta'tion, Rs 2 -Tshn 
 Arret', RGt 2 or Ra a 
 Arriere'-ban, R-fi-Bn 
 Ar'ris, Rs 1 
 Arri'val, R!-V1 
 Arrive', Rv', fivd 1 , Rv l o 
 Ar'rogance, R J -Gns 
 Ar'rogant, R!-Gnt 
 Ar'rogantly, Ri-Gnt-i 
 Abrogate, Ri-Gt, Ri-G- 
 
 Td. Ri-Gt-NG 
 Arroga'tion, R 2 -Gshn 
 Ar'rogative, Ri-Gt-V 
 Ar'row, R 1 
 Ar'row-head, Ri-Hd 
 Ar'row-headed, R-H- 
 
 Dd 
 
 Ar'rowroot, RJ-fit 
 Ar'rowy, R61 1 
 Ar'senal, Rs'-N-L 
 Ar'senic, Rsi-N-K 
 Arsen'ic, Rs 2 -N-K 
 Arsen'ical, Rs 2 -N-Kl 
 Arse'nious, Rs 3 -Ns 
 Ar'sis, Rss 1 
 Ar'son, Rs'-N 
 Art, Rt' 
 
 Arte'rial, Rt 3 -fi-L 
 Arterializa'tion, Rt'-R- 
 
 Arte'rialize, Rt 3 - R - ~Lz. 
 
 Rt 3 -/d-Lzd. Rt 3 -R-Lz-NG 
 Arteriot'omy, Rt^R-T-M 
 Ax'tery, Rt'-fi 
 Arte'sian, R a -Tzhn 
 Art'ful-ly, Rt'-Fl 
 Art'fulness, Rti-Fl-Ns 
 
 [:Fs] 
 
 Arthrit'ic, R 3 -THr-T-K 
 Arthrit'ical, R 3 -THrt-Kl 
 Arthri'tis, Ri-THr-Ts 
 Ar'tichoke, Ri-T-CH-K 
 Ar'ticle, /eti-Ki, t>-Kld, 
 
 jm-Kl-NO 
 
 Artic'ular, Rt 3 -Kl-R 
 Artic'ulate, fit 3 -Klt, fit 3 - 
 
 Kl-Td. fit-Klt-NG 
 Artic'ulately, fit 3 Klt-L 
 Articula'tion, fit 2 Klshn 
 
 16 
 
 ! Ar'tiflce, Rti-Fi 
 ! Artificer, / 
 Artifl'cial, fit 3 -F-SHl 
 Artifl'cially, RV-F-SHl 
 Artifl'cialness, fit 3 - F - 
 
 SHI - Ns 
 Artiflcial'ity, RV-F-SH1- 
 
 T 
 
 Artillerist, Rt^-z-fist 
 Artillery, Rt 3 -L-fi 
 Art'isan, Rt*-zN 
 Art'ist, fi'-Tst 
 Artiste', fi 3 -Tst 
 Artist'ic, fi 3 -Tst-K 
 Artist'ical, fi 3 -Tst-K-L 
 Artless, Rti-s 
 Artlessly, Rt'-Ls-L 
 Artlessness, Rti-/,s-Ns 
 Arundina'ceous, Rn-D- 
 
 N-SHs 
 
 Arundin'eous, Rn 3 -D-Ns 
 Arus'pice, Rs 2 -Ps 
 Arus'picy, Rs 2 -P-S 
 As, aZ'. As is commonly 
 written with a small circle 
 in the first position. The 
 phrases, as has, as is, as his, 
 are written with a large 
 circle in the first position , 
 as to, as it, as the, with a 
 small loop in the first posi- 
 tion, inclined in the direc- 
 tion of CH, and a* thr with 
 a large loop in the same 
 position, and with the same 
 inclination. 
 Asafet'ida or Asafcet'i- 
 
 da, S 2 -Ft-D 
 Asbes'tiform, S 2 -Bs-T- 
 
 Fr-M 
 
 Asbes'tine, S 2 -Bs-Tn 
 Asbes'tos or Asbes'tus, 
 
 8 2 -Bs-Ts 
 Ascend', Snd 2 , -8n*-Dd, 
 
 Snd 2 -NG 
 
 Ascend'able, Snd 2 -B (-L) 
 Ascend'ant, Snd 2 -Nt 
 Ascend'ency, Snd 2 -N-S 
 Ascen'sion, 8 2 -Nshn 
 Ascen'sional, S 2 -Nshn-X 
 j Ascent', Snt 2 
 ! Ascertain', Sr 2 -Tn, Sr 2 - 
 I Tnd, 8r 2 -Tn-NG 
 Ascertain'able, 8r 2 -Tn-B 
 
 (-L) 
 Ascertain'ment, 8r 2 -T 
 
 (-N)-Mnt 
 
 Ascet'ic, S 2 -T-K 
 Ascet'icism, S 2 -T-szM 
 lAs'cii, SHIi 1 
 'As'cians, SHlanz 1 
 iAscit'ic, S 3 -T K 
 (Ascit'ical, S 3 -T-K1 
 !Ascrib'able, 8 l -Kr-B-Bl 
 'Ascribe', S>-Kr-B. Si-Kr- 
 
 Bd. S'-Kr-B-NG 
 Ascrip'tion, 8 8 -Kr-Pshn 
 Ash, SH 1 
 
 Ashamed', SH-Md 
 Ash'en, SHn 1 
 
 ASS 
 
 Ash'ery, SH'-fi 
 
 Ash'es, SHzi 
 
 Ashlar or Ashler, SH 1 - 
 
 Ashlering, SH-i-R-NG 
 Ashore', SH 2 -R. See Shore. 
 Ash- Wednesday, SH 1 - 
 
 W-Nz-D 
 Ash'y, SHI 1 
 Aside', 8 ! -D 
 As'inine, S^Nn 
 Ask, S'-K. S ! -Kt, S'-K-NQ 
 Askance', S'-Kns 
 Askant', S'-Knt 
 Ask'er, S'-Kr 
 Askew', 8 3 -K 
 Aslant', Slnt> 
 Asleep', 81 3 -P 
 I Aslope', S1 2 -P 
 i Aso'matous, S 2 -M-Ts 
 'Asp, S'-P 
 Aspar'agus, S^P-fi-Gs 
 
 As'pen, S'-Pn 
 Asper'ity, S 2 -Pr-T 
 Asper'mous, S 2 -Pr-Ms 
 Asperse', S 2 -Prs, S 2 -Prst, 
 
 S--Prs-NG 
 
 Aspers'er, S 2 -Pr-sR 
 Asper'sion, S 2 -Prshn 
 Asphalt', S'-Flt 
 Asphalt'ic, S^Fl-T-K 
 Asphalt'um, S^Fl-T-M 
 
 (or-FH-M) 
 As'phodel, S^-F-Dl 
 Asphyx'iao/ Asphyx'y, 
 
 S^-F-K-S 
 Asp'ic, S'-P-K 
 Aspir'ant, S'-P-Rnt 
 As'pirate, S^P-fit, B l -P- 
 ' R-Td. 8i-P-fit-NG 
 Aspira'tion, S 2 -P-Rshn 
 ! Aspire', S^P-R, Si-P-Rd, 
 
 Aspir'er, S"'-P-Rr 
 Aspir'ingly, S'-P-fl-NGl 
 Asquint', S 3 -Kwnt 
 Ass, S 1 
 
 Assafcet'ida, S 2 -Ft-D 
 Assail', S1-. Sid 2 . S1 2 -NG 
 Assail'able, S1 2 -B1 
 Assail'ant, SI 2 -Nt 
 Assail'er, S1'--R 
 Assas'sin, Ss J -N 
 Assas'sinate, Sst-Nt, 8s 1 - 
 
 N-Td Ssi-Nt-NG 
 Assassina'tion, Ss 2 -Nshn 
 Assas'sinator, Ss'-Ntr 
 Assault', Slti. SU-Td, SUI- 
 NG 
 
 Assault'able, Slti-Bl 
 Assault'er, Sltr' 
 Assay', S 2 . S 2 -D, S 2 -NG 
 Assay'er, S 2 -R 
 Assem'blage, S 2 -M-B1-J 
 'Assem'ble, S--M-B1, 8- 
 I M-Bld. S2-M-Bl-Na 
 Assem'bly, S3-M(-B1) 
 Assent', But* Sn* - Td, 
 Snt-NG 
 
ASS 17 ATT 
 
 Assenta'ticn. Sn^-Tshn 
 
 Assum'er, S 3 -M-B 
 
 Asymptotical, S>-M-Tfc 
 
 Assenta'tor, Sn^-ltr 
 
 Assump'sit, S 2 -Ms-T 
 
 Kl 
 
 Assent'er, Sntr 2 
 
 Issump'tion, S 2 -Mshn 
 
 Asyn'deton, S 3 -Kd-Tn' 
 
 Assert', Srt*. Sr 2 -Td, Srt- 
 
 Assump'tive, S 2 -Mt-v 
 
 At, T 1 
 
 NG 
 
 Assur'ance, SH 3 -JSns 
 
 At'abal, Ti-B-L 
 
 Asser'tion, Srshn* 
 
 Assure', 8H 3 -E, SH 3 -Rd, 
 
 At'aghan, Ti-Gn 
 
 Assertive, Sr 2 -Tv 
 
 SH 3 -J2-NG 
 
 Ate, T 2 
 
 Assert'or, Srtr 2 
 
 Assur'edly, 8H-Ed-i 
 
 Athana'sian, TH 2 -lfzhn 
 
 Assert'ory, Srt 2 -B 
 
 Assur'edness, SH- i -d- 
 
 A'theism, aTH^-z-M. See 
 
 Assess', Ss 2 . Sst 2 , Ss a -NG 
 
 Ns 
 
 Theism. 
 
 Assess'able, Ss 2 -B(-L) 
 
 Assur'er, BH&-R-R 
 
 A'theist, aTHsts. gee 
 
 (Assess'ment, Ss 2 -Mnt 
 
 Assur'gent, 8 2 -/2-Jnt 
 
 Theist. 
 
 'Assess'or, Ss 2 -R 
 
 Astat'ic, Si-Tt-K 
 
 Atheist'ic, aTns 3 - T - K 
 
 Assesso'rial, Ss 2 -JZ-L 
 
 As'ter, Str 1 
 
 See Theistic. 
 
 As'sets, Sts 1 
 
 As'terisk, Strs^-K 
 
 Atheist'ical-ly, :iTns*-T-. 
 
 -Assev'er, S 2 -Vr 
 
 As'terism, St^-Z-M (or 
 
 Kl 
 
 Assev'erate, s 2 -Vrt. S 5 - 
 
 -zM) 
 
 Athene'um or Athenee'- 
 
 Vr-Td, S'-Vrt-NG 
 
 Astern', St 2 -Kn um, TH^-N-M 
 
 Assevera'tion, S=-Vrshn 
 
 As'teroid, Stri-D Athe'nian, THn 3 -N 
 
 Assidu'ity, S 3 -D-T 
 
 Asteroid'aJ,Stri-Dl Ather'manous, aTHr 2 *- 
 
 Assid'uous, S 3 -Ds 
 
 Asthen'ic, 8 2 -THn-K H-Ns 
 
 Assid'uously, S 3 -D-S1 
 
 Asth'ma, St'-M or SJ-M Athirst', aTHrst 2 
 
 Assid'uousness, S 3 -Ds- 
 
 or Z>-M Ath'lete, TH J -/,t 
 
 Ns 
 
 Asthmat'ic, St>(or S 1 or Athlet'ic, TH2-L-T-K' 
 
 Assign', Sni, Snd 1 , Sn 1 - 
 
 Zi)-Mt-K Athwart', TH'-Wrt 
 
 NG 
 Assign'able, SnJ-B (-L) 
 
 Asthmat'ical, Sti(or 8' or Atilt', aT 3 -Lt 
 Z)-Mt-Kl 1 Atlante'an, T 3 -i-N-Tn 
 
 Assignat', Si-N-Y or S 1 - 
 
 Aston'ish, SU-N-SH, St'- 
 
 Atlan'tes, T^i-N-Tz 
 
 G-Nt 
 Assigna'tion, S 2 -G-Nshn 
 
 N-SHt, Sti-N-SH-NG [SU, 
 St, StC) 1 ] 
 
 Atlan'tiCj T^/.nt-K 
 A.tlan'tides, Ti-int-Dz 
 
 Assignee', s-N 
 Assign'er, S^Nr 
 
 Aston'ishing, Sti-N-SH- 
 NG [ StC) 1 ] 
 
 At'las, T!-is 
 At'mosphere, T'-Ms-F-R 
 
 Assign'ment, Si - N - Mnt 
 [Si- Mnt] 
 
 Aston'ishingly, SU-N- 
 SH-NG1 [SV-.L] 
 
 [-MS-F] 
 Atmospher'ic, T--Ms-F- 
 
 Assignor', Si-Nr 
 Assim'ilable, 8 3 -M-Z,-Bl 
 
 Aston'ishment, Sti - N - 
 8H-Mnt [St!-Mnt] 
 
 R-K. [-F-K] 
 Atmospher'ical, T 2 -Ma- 
 
 Assim'ilate, S 3 -M-it, S 3 - 
 
 Astound', S!-Tnd, Si-Tn- 
 
 F-R-Kl [-F-K1] 
 
 M-i-Td, Sa-M-t-NG 
 
 Dd, S^Tnd-NG 
 
 Atoll', ilTi-I, 
 
 Assimila'tion,8 s -M-.Lshn 
 
 Astr'ad'dle, Si-Tr-Dl 
 
 At'om, Ti-H 
 
 Assim'ilative, S 3 -M-Zt* V 
 
 As'tragal, Stri-Gl 
 
 Atom'ic, Ti-M-K 
 
 Assist', Sst 3 , Ss 3 -Td, Sstt') s i 
 
 As'tral, Str 1 -^ 
 
 Atom'ical,Ti-M-Kl 
 
 Assist'ance, Ss 3 -Tns 
 
 Astray', S 2 -Tr 
 
 At'omism, T^Mz-M 
 
 Assist'ant, Ss 3 -Tnt 
 
 Astrict', S 3 -Tr-Kt, S 3 -Tr- 
 
 At'omist, T'-Mst 
 
 Assize', Szi. Szdi, Szi-NG 
 
 K-Td, S 3 -Tr-Kt-NG 
 
 At'omize, T J -Mz 
 
 Assiz'er, Sz^E 
 
 Astride', Si-Trd 
 
 Atone', Tu 2 , Tnd=, Tn*. 
 
 Associabil'ity, SS-S//-B- 
 
 L-T (Lt) 
 
 Astringe', S 3 -Tr-N-J. S 3 - 
 Tr-N-Jd. S 3 -Tr-N-J-NG 
 
 Atone'ment, Tn 2 -Mnt or 
 
 Asso'ciableness, S 2 -SPT- 
 Bl-Ns [IBs] 
 
 Astrin'gency, S 3 -Tr-N- 
 J-N-8 
 
 T6 2 -Mnt. See Attainment. 
 Aton'er, T 2 -Nr 
 
 Asso'ciable, S^-SH-Bl 
 
 Astrin'gent, S 3 -Tr-N-Jnt 
 
 Aton'ic, T!-N-K 
 
 Asso'ciate, S*-SHt, S 2 - 
 
 As'trolabe, Str^ZcB 
 
 At'ony, T!-N 
 
 SH-TA. S 2 -5fft-NG 
 Associa'tion, sa-^flshn 
 Associational, s--S7/sim, 
 
 Astrol'oger, Str^Z-Jr 
 Astrolog'ic, Str!-//-J-K 
 Astroloc'ical, Str 1 - L - J- 
 
 Atop', aT 1 -? 
 Atrabila'rian, Tr 2 - B - L- 
 Rn 
 
 L 
 
 Kl 
 
 Atrabila'rious, Tr'-B-- 
 
 Asso'ciative, S 2 -5fll-V 
 
 Astrol'ogy, 8tr 1 -X.-J 
 
 Ra 
 
 As'sonance, Si-Nns 
 
 [StrMJ] 
 
 Atrabil'ious, Tr'-B-is 
 
 As'sonant, S!-Nnt 
 
 Astron'omer, Str'-N-Mr 
 
 Atramen'tal, Tr2-M-N- 
 
 Assort', Srti, Sri-Td, Srti- 
 
 Astronom'ic, Strt-N-M- 
 
 T-L fTr 2 lMnt] 
 
 NG 
 
 K 
 
 Atrament'ous, Tr 2 -M-N- 
 
 Assort'ment, Srti-Mnt 
 
 Astronom'ical-ly, Str 1 - 
 
 Ts 
 
 Assuage', S 2 -W-J, S 2 -W, 
 
 N-M-K1 
 
 Atro'cious, Tr^-Sffs 
 
 Jd, S 2 -W-J-NG 
 Assuage'ment, S 2 - w - J- 
 
 Astron'omy, Stri-N-M 
 Astute', S 3 -Tt 
 
 Atro'ciously, TV-SHs-L 
 Atro'ciousness, Tr*-SHa<- 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Astute'ness, S 3 -Tt-Ns 
 
 Ns 
 
 Assuag'er, S 2 -W-Jr 
 
 Asun'der, Sndr 2 
 
 Atroc'ity, Trsi-T 
 
 Assua'sive, S 2 -Ws-V 
 
 Asy'lum, 8U-M 
 
 At'rophy, Tr J -F 
 
 As'suetudo, 8 J -Td 
 Assume', S 3 -M, 8 s - Md, 8 s . 
 
 Asym'metry, S 3 -M-Tr 
 As'ymptote, st-M-Tt 
 
 Attach'- Ti-CH, Ti-CHt, 
 T^CH-'NG 
 
 M'HG 
 
 Asymptot'ic, S^M-Tt-K 
 
 Attach'able, T^CH-Bl 
 
ATT 18 
 
 Attache', TS-SHa Attri b'ute, Tr-Bt, 
 
 Attach'ment.Ti-CH-Mnt Td, Tr-Bto 
 Attack', T^K, T'-Kt, T 1 - i Attribute, Tr^Bt 
 
 K-XG ' Attribution, Tr s Bshn 
 
 Attack'er, T'-Kr ! Attrib'utive, Tr*-Bt-V 
 
 Attain', Tn 2 , Tnd 2 , Tn-i Attrite', aTrti 
 
 NG Attri'tion, Trshn^ 
 
 Attain'able, Tn 2 -B (-L) Attune', aTn 3 , aTnds, 
 Attain'ableness, Tn 2 -B-i aTn 3 -XG 
 
 Z-X.s [:Bs] i Au'burn, B 1 -ffn 
 
 Attain'der, Tndr 2 i Auc'tion, Kshu 1 
 
 Attaiii'ment, Tn*-Mnt ! Auc'tionary, Kshn-.fi 1 
 
 [T^-Mnt] See Atonement. : Auctioneer', Kshn-R' 
 Attaint', aTnt 2 , aTn 2 -Td. Auda'cious, D 2 -,^Ws 
 
 aTnt 2 -XG Auda'ciously, D 2 -SHs- 
 
 Attaint'ment, Tnt 2 :3Int Auda'ciousness, D*-SHa- 
 Attem'per, aT 2 - M - Pr. ' Ns 
 
 aT 2 -M-Prd.aT2-M-Pr-XG Audac'ity, Ds 1 -! 
 Attempt', T2-M1, T 2 -M- Au'dible-y, D-B1 
 
 Td, T'--Mt(-) Au'dibleness, D^Bl-Ns 
 
 Attempt'able, T 2 -Mt-Bl j [Bs] 
 
 See Contemptible. Au'dience, Dns 1 
 
 Attempt'er, T 2 -Mtr 
 Attend', Tnd 2 , Tn 2 -Dd. 
 
 Tnd 2 -NG 
 
 Attend'ance, Tnd 2 -Ns 
 Attend'ant, Tnd 2 -Xt 
 Attend'er, Tndr* 
 Attent', aTnt 2 
 Atten'tion, T^-Xshn 
 Attent'ive, Tnt 2 -v 
 Attentively, Tnt 2 -V-i 
 
 Attent'iveness, Tnt 2 -V- 
 
 Au'dit, aDt 1 , aDi-Td, 
 
 aDti(-) 
 Au'ditor, Dt 1 - R. See 
 
 Daughter and Doubter. 
 Au'ditorship, Dt^ 
 Au'ditory, W-R 
 Au'ditress, D^Trs 
 Auge'an, J-N 
 Au'ger, Or 1 
 Aught, T> 
 
 Au'gite, a-Tt 1 
 
 Ns [:Vs]' 'Augment', G 2 -Mnt. G 2 - 
 
 Atten'uant, T 2 -X-Xt M-N-Td. G 2 -Mut-XG 
 
 Atten'uate, T 2 -X-T, T-N- ' Aug'ment, G^Mnt 
 
 Td, T 2 -N-T-NG Augment'able, G - Mnt- 
 
 Attenua'tion, T*-X^Yshn I B 2 (-L) 
 Attest', aTst 2 , aTs 2 -Td, Augmenta'tion, G-M-X- 
 
 aTstO* I Tshn 2 
 
 Attesta'tion, Ts 2 -Tshn 
 Attest'or, aTstr 2 
 At'tic, T!-K 
 At'ticism, T'-szM 
 
 Attire', T^R, 
 B-NG 
 
 At'titude, T J 'Td or T J -T- 
 
 D 
 Attitu'dinize, 
 
 Augment'ative, G-Mnt 
 
 TV* 
 
 Au'gur, Gr 1 , Grd 1 , 
 Au'gural, G-RV 
 T 1 - i Augura'tion, G-/?shn* 
 Augu'rial, 
 
 T-T-D-Nz- 
 NG 
 
 Attol'lent, Ti-int 
 Attor'ney, Tr 2 -N 
 Attor'neyship, Tr 2 -N'SH 
 
 Au'gury, G-R 1 
 August', Gst 2 
 Au'gust, Gst 1 
 Augus'tan, Gs-Tn* 
 August'ine, Gs-Tn 2 
 Augustin'ian, Gs-Tn-N 
 August'ins, Gs-Tnz 2 
 August'ness, Gs-T 2 -Ns 
 
 Attorn'ment, T 2 -n-Mnt Aulet'ic, a/, 2 -T-K 
 Attract', Tr'-Kt, Tri-K- Au'lic, aLi-K 
 
 Td. Tri-Kt-NG ! Aunt, &Nt 
 
 Attractabil'ity, Tr^ - Kt- Au'ra, Ri 
 
 Bl-T(Blt) iAu'rse, Ri 
 
 Attract'able, T^-Kt-Bl j Au'ral, Rl 
 Attract'ile, Tr ] -Kt-L Au'rated, a^-Td 
 Attraction, Tr-Kshn Aure'lia, R^-C-L 
 Attract'! ve, Tri-Kt-V ' Aure'ola, R3-i 
 Attract'i vely,Tr'-Kt-v-L Au'reole, Rio 1 -!! 
 Attract'iveness, Tr-Kt- Au'ricle, Rt-Kl 
 
 V-Ns [iVs] i Auric'ula, R3-K1 
 
 Attract'or, Tr'-Ktr i Auric'ular, R3-K1-R 
 
 At'trahent, Tr-Hnt ! Auric'ulate, R 3 -K-Lt 
 Attrap', aTri-P Auriferous, R 3 -Frs 
 
 Attributable, Tr-Bt-Bl Au'riibrm, aR-Fr-M 
 
 AUT 
 
 Auri'gal, R>-G1 
 Au'rist, aRst 1 
 Au'rochs, aR^Ks 
 Auro'ra, R 2 -K 
 Auro'ral, R 2 -.R1 
 Ausculta'tion, S 2 Kl. 
 
 Tshn 
 
 Au'spicate, S'-P Kt 
 Au'spice, s*-Ps 
 Auspi'cial, S : <-P-SH1 
 Auspi'cious, S 3 -P-5fls 
 Auspi'ciously, S a -P-SHs, 
 
 L 
 Auspi'ciousness, S 3 - Bi 
 
 SHs-Xs ' 
 
 Austere', St^-R 
 Austere'ly, Sti-R-L 
 Austere'ness, St^-J 
 Auster'ity, St--.K-T 
 Au'stral, Str 1 -// 
 Authent'ic, THnt 2 -K 
 Authent'ical, THnt 2 -K-L 
 Authent'ically, THnt 2 - 
 
 K-L 
 Authent'icate, THut 2 - 
 
 Kt, THnt 2 -K-Td, THut- 
 
 Kt-XG 
 Authentica'tion, THnt 2 - 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Authenticity, THnt^-St 
 Au'thor, THr 1 
 Au'thoress, THri-S 
 Author'itative, THrt 1 . 
 
 TV 
 Authoritatively, THrt 1 . 
 
 T-V1 
 
 Authority, THr'-T 
 Authoriza'tion, 
 
 Au'thorize, THrz 1 , 
 
 Hr/d'. THr/ 1 vo- 
 Au'thorship, THr^SH 
 Autobiog'rapher, Ti-B- 
 
 Gr-Fr 
 Autobiograph'ical-ly, 
 
 T 1 B-Gr-F-Kl 
 Autobiog'raphy, T 1 - B- 
 
 Gr- F 
 
 Autoch'thon, Ti-K-THn 
 Autochthon'ic, T 1 - K - 
 
 THn-K 
 Autochthonous, T 1 -K-J 
 
 TH-Ns 
 
 Autoc'racy, T^Kr-S 
 Au'tocrat, T J -Krt v 
 
 Autocrat'ic, T'-Kr-T-K 
 Autocrat'ical, TJ-Krt-K! 
 Au'to-da-ie', it-DiFa' 
 Au'tograph, T ] -Grf 
 Autograph'ic, Ti-Grf-K 
 Autograph'ical-ly, T 1 - 
 
 Gr-F-Kl 
 
 Autog'raphy, T^Gr-F 
 Automat'ic, T^Mt-K 
 Automat'ical, Ti-Mt-Kl 
 Autom'aton, T'-M-Tn 
 Autom'olite, T'-M-it 
 Auton'omy, T^X-M 
 Au'topsyjTt-P-S 
 Autop'tic, T'-P-T-K 
 
AUT 
 
 Au'tumn, T^M. See Time. 
 Autum'nal, T 2 -M-N1 
 Auxil'iar, G-zZ. 3 -R 
 Auxiliary, Q-zL-R 
 Avail", V 2 -L V 2 Ld V-L- 
 
 NG 
 
 Availabii'ity, V't-L-Blt 
 Avail'ableness, V 2 -Z,-B1- 
 
 Ns [IBs] 
 
 Avail'able-ly, V*-L-~Bl 
 Avalanche', vi-Z-N-SH 
 Avant'-courier, Vn 1 - K- 
 
 Rr 
 
 Avant'-guard, V^-Nt-Grd 
 Av'arice, v^-Rs 
 Avari'cious, V 3 -fi-SHs 
 Avari'ciously,V 3 -/?-SHs- 
 
 L 
 Avari'ciousness, V 3 -JZ- 
 
 8Hs-Ns 
 Avast', aVsti 
 Avatar', vi-T-B 
 Avaunt', aVnti 
 Ave-Maria, V 2 -M-.R 
 Avena'ceous, v 2 -N-SHs 
 Av'enage, Vi-N-J 
 Avenge', V 2 - N - J, V 2 -N- 
 
 Jd, V2-N-J-NG 
 Aveng'er, v^-N-Jr 
 Av'enor, V-Nr 
 Avent'ure, aVntr 2 
 Av'enue, v'-N 
 Aver', V 2 -R, V 2 -.Rd, V 2 -.R 
 
 NG 
 Av'erage, Vr'-J, V^-Jd. 
 
 Vr-J -NG 
 
 Aver'ment, Vr 2 -Mnt 
 Averse', Vrs 2 
 Averse'ly, Vrs 2 -L 
 Averse'ness, Vrs 2 -Ns 
 Aver'sion, Vrshn 2 
 Avert', Vrt 2 , Vr2-Td, Vrt 2 - 
 
 NG 
 
 A'vercorn, Vr 2 -Krn 
 Avert'er, Vrtr^ 
 A'viary, aV 2 -fi 
 Avid'ity, vd*-T 
 Av'itous, \ 7] -Ts 
 Av'ocat, vi-KS 
 Avoca'tion, aV 2 -Kshn 
 Av'ocet, Vs'-T 
 Avoid', aVdi, aVi - Dd, 
 
 aVd>-NG. See Void. 
 Avoid'able, Vdi-Bl 
 Avoid'ance, Vi-Dns 
 Avoid'er, V'-Dr 
 Avoid'Jess, Vd'-Z-s 
 Avoirdupois', Vri-D-Pz 
 Avouch', avi - CH, aVi- 
 
 CHt. aVi-CH-NG. See 
 
 Vouch, etc. 
 
 Avouch'able, a\ T i-CH-Bl 
 Avouch'er, aVi-CHr 
 Avouch'ment, aV>-CH- 
 
 Mnt 
 Avow, aV 1 , aV 
 
 See Vow. 
 
 Avow'able, V^Bl 
 Avow'al, V!-L 
 Avow'edly, V'-D-Z, 
 
 19 
 
 Avowee', Ve 8 
 Avow'er, V 1 B 
 i Avow'ry, Vi R 
 1 Avul'sion, V 2 -Lshn 
 
 ! Avun'cular, V 2 NG 
 
 Await', aWt 2 , iW 2 Td, 
 
 aWt NG 
 i Awake', W 2 -K, W 2 -K or 
 
 W2-Kt. W 2 -K-NG 
 Awak'en, W 2 - Kn, "W 2 - 
 
 Knd. \V"2.K.n-NG 
 Awak'ener, W2-K-Nr 
 Award', Wrd 1 , Wr^Dd, 
 
 Wrdi-NG 
 Award'er, Wrdr 
 Aware', Wri 
 Away', W 2 
 Awe, Heavy dash in first 
 
 position, inclined like J. 
 Awed, aD 1 
 Aw'ing Same as Awe, 
 
 with iw^r-dot. 
 Aweath'er, aWdhr 2 
 A weigh', aW 2 
 Awe'-struck, 'Awe':sTr 2 - 
 
 K 
 
 Aw"ful-ly, Fli 
 Aw'fulness, FU-Ns 
 Awhile', aWli 
 Awk'ward, K-Wrd 1 
 Awk'wardly, K-Wrdi-Z, 
 Awk'wardness, K-Wrd 1 - 
 
 Ns 
 
 Awl, &Z.1 
 Awn, aN 1 
 Awn'ing, N!-NG 
 Awn'less, aN-Z-s 1 
 Awoke', W*-K 
 Awry', RP 
 Ax or Axe, Ke 1 
 Ax'ial, Ks-Li 
 Axif'erous, Ks-F 3 -/Js 
 Ax'iform, Ks-FJ-R-M 
 Ax'il, Ks-L 1 
 Axil'la, K-sZ, 3 
 Ax'illar, K-sZ,i-R 
 Ax'illary, K-sZ. 1 -^ 
 Ax'iom, K!-sM 
 Axiomat'ic, K'-sMt-K 
 Axiomat'ical, Ki-sMt-Kl 
 
 BAG 
 
 B 
 
 Ax'le, Ks-Li 
 Ax'le-tree, K-sZ^-Tr 
 ' Ay or Aye, ( a word ex- 
 I pressing assent) al 1 
 Aye, ( meaning always, 
 
 ever) a 8 
 Aye'-aye, aP-al 
 Aza'lea, Z--L 
 Az'imuth, ZJ-M-TH 
 Az'imuthal, Zi-M-TH-L 
 Azo'ic, Z 2 -K 
 Azote', Z 2 -T 
 Azot'ic, Zi-T-K (Zt'-K) 
 Az'otize, Zi-Tz, Z'-Tzd, 
 
 Zi-Tz-NG 
 Azo'tous, Z 2 -Ts 
 Az'ure, ZHr 1 -* 
 Az'ured, ZHrd'or* 
 Az'ymous, Z^Ma 
 
 B, the second letter of the 
 Alphabet, invariably rep- 
 resents the sound of 6, as 
 heard in 6e, by, rot. etc. 
 
 Bb, like other doubled 
 letters, has the one sound 
 of the single letter, as in 
 ro&fced, naCfeed, etc.; the 
 added letter not being 
 sounded,' but placed there 
 generally as a mere con- 
 ventional index to show 
 that the preceding vowel 
 has its short sound. In 
 Phonography no such ex- 
 pedient is required, and 
 therefore only one phono- 
 graphic sign is used to rep- 
 resent such doubled letters. 
 
 B is sometimes silent, as 
 in debt, doufit. lamb, fcdel- 
 hum, etc.. in which case it 
 is not indicated in Phonog- 
 raphy. 
 Baa, Ba 1 
 Ba'al, B 2 -L 
 Bab'bitt-metal, Bi-B-T- 
 
 Mt-L 
 Bab'ble, BJ-Bl, Bi-Bld, 
 
 Bi-Bl-NG 
 
 Bab'blement, BJ-Bl-Mnt 
 Bab'bler, Bi-Bl-R 
 Babe, B 2 -B. See Baby. 
 Ba'bel, B 2 -B1 
 Baboon', B^-Bn 
 Ba'by, (n.) B2-BL See Babe 
 Ba'by, (v.) B 2 -B, B 2 -B-D, 
 
 B2-B-NG 
 
 Ba'byhood, B 2 -B-Hd 
 Ba'by-house, B^-B-Hs 
 Ba'byish, B^-B-SH 
 Ba'by -jumper, B 2 - B - J- 
 
 M -Pr 
 
 Babylo'nian, B2-B-L-Nn 
 Babylon'ic, BJ-B-Ln-K 
 Babylo'nish, B 2 -B-i-N- 
 
 SH 
 
 Bac, Bi-K , 
 
 Baccalau'reate, Bi-K-Zc 
 
 Rt > 
 
 Bac'cate, Bi-Kt 
 Bac'cated, B'-K-Td 
 Bac'chanal, BJ-K-Nl 
 Bacchana'lian, B^-K-N- 
 
 Z.n 
 
 Bacchanalia, B 2 -K-N-Z 
 Bac'ehanals, B'-K-Nlz 
 Bacchant', B^Knt 
 Bacchante', B^Knt 
 Bacchan'tes, B^Kn-Tz 
 Bac'chic, Bi-K-K 
 Bac'chical, Bi-K-Kl 
 Bac'chus, B!-K.s 
 
BAG *0 
 
 Baccif'erous,B 3 -K-sF-fis Bag'pipe, B^G-P-P 
 Bacciv'orous, B 3 - K - sV- , Bag'piper, Bi-G-P-Pr 
 
 RB Bah, Ba 1 
 
 Bach'elor, Bi-CH-Z-R 
 
 Bach'elor's-button, B 1 - 
 
 CH-i-Kz-B-Tn 
 Bach'elorship, B^CH-Z,- 
 
 R:SH 
 Back, Bi-K, Bi-K, B'-K- 
 
 NG 
 
 Backbit, Bi-K-Bt 
 Backbite, Bi-K-Bt 
 Backbiter, B^K-Btr 
 Back'bitten, B'-K-B-Tn 
 Backbone, Bi-K-Bn 
 Back'er, fii-Kr 
 Backgam'mon; B'-K-G- 
 
 Mn 
 
 Back'ground, B 1 -K-Grnd 
 Back'handed, Bi-K-Hn- 
 
 Dd 
 
 Back'house, Bi-K-Hs 
 Back'-piece, Bi-K-Ps 
 Back'-plate, Bi-K-Plt 
 
 Back'snish 
 
 Back'- 
 
 sheesh, Bi-K-SH-SH 
 Baek'side, B^Ks-D 
 Back'sight, Bi-Ks-T 
 Backslid', B'-K-sid 
 Backslide', Bi-K-sLd 
 Backslid'den,B 3 -K-sL-Dn 
 Backslid'er, B^K-sidr 
 Backslid'ing, Bi-K-sid- 
 
 NG 
 
 Back'staff, Bi-Ks-Tf 
 Back'stairs, B l -Kstrs 
 Back'stays, Bi-Ks-Tz 
 Back'sword, Bi-K-sRd 
 Back'ward, Bi-K-Wrd 
 Back'wardly, Bi-K-Wrd- 
 
 Backwardness, B 1 - K - Baleen'. 
 
 Bail, B2-L, B^-Ld, B2-L- 
 
 NG 
 
 Bail'able, B-i-Bl 
 Bail'-bond, B2-Z,-Bnd 
 Bailee', B^-ie 
 Bail'er, B2-Z--B 
 Bail'ie, B^-z, 
 Bail'iff, B2-Z-F 
 Bail'iwick, B2-i-w-K 
 Bail'ment, B^-L-Mnt 
 Bail'or, W-L-R 
 Bairn, W-Rn 
 Bait, Bt2, B2-Td, BtC) 1 
 Baize, Bz 
 Bake, B2-K, B2-Kt, B2-K- 
 
 NG 
 
 Bake'house, B 2 -K-Hs 
 Bak'er, B2-Kr 
 Bak'ery, B^-Krl 
 Ba'k'ing, B2-K-NG 
 Bak'shish, Bi-K-SH-SH 
 Bal'ance, Bins 1 , Blnst 1 , 
 
 Blnsi-NG 
 Bal'ancer, Blns 1 -B (n- 
 
 hook and circle both 
 
 shown.) 
 Bal'ance-sheet, Bins 1 - 
 
 SHt 
 
 Bal'cony, Bi-L-K-N 
 Bald, B'-Ld 
 Bal'dachin, B'-L-D-Kn 
 Bal'derdash, B 1 - Zdr - D- 
 
 8H 
 
 Bald'ly, Bi-id-i 
 Bald'ness, Bi-id-Ns 
 Bal'dric, B-i-Dr-K 
 Bale, B2-L, B2-Ld, B2-L- 
 
 NG 
 
 Wrd - Ns 
 
 . 
 Bale' -fire, B'-L-F-B 
 
 Back'wards, Bi-K-Wrdz Bale'ful-ly, B*-L-F1 
 Baclz'water, Bi-K-Wtr or Bale'tulness, B z -L-Fl-Ns 
 fii-Kwtr [:Fs] 
 
 Backwoods'man, B 3 -K- 
 
 wD zMn 
 Ba'con, B"-Kn 
 Baco'nian, B 2 -Kn-N 
 Bad, 
 
 Bal'ister, B-istr 
 
 Balize', B a -L,;z 
 
 Balk, Bi-K, Bi-Kt, B-K- 
 
 NG 
 Balk'er, Bi-Kr 
 
 Bad or Bade, (r.) Bd 1 . See ,Balk'y, 
 
 Bid. IBall, 
 
 .Badge, Bi-J j NG 
 
 (Bad'ger, fii-Jr, Bi-Jrd, Bal'lad, Bi--D 
 
 B'-Jr-NG 
 adig'eon, B^-D-Jn 
 adinage', B*-D-N-ZH 
 adly, 
 
 , 
 Bal'last, Bi-st, Bi- Xs- 
 
 B!-ist(-) 
 
 Ball'cock, B'-L-K-K 
 Bal'let, Bt-Lt or B-Z 
 
 Bad'ness, Bdi-Ns or Bi-D- Ballis'ta, B 3 - 
 
 Baffle, Bi-Fl,Bi-Fld. B 1 - 
 Fl-NG 
 Baffler, B'-Fl-B 
 Bag, Bi-G, Bi-Gd, Bi-G- 
 NG 
 Bagatelle', Ba-G-T-L 
 Bag'gage, Bi-G-J 
 Bag'ging, Bi-G-NG 
 Bagn'io, Bi-NIo 
 
 J-IO.L uoLci ur x>iuiiB i/er, 
 
 Ballis'tic, B 3 -Zs-T-K 
 Ballis'tics, B 3 -Zs-T-Ks 
 Balloon', B 3 -Zn 
 Balloon'ist, B 3 -Z,n-St 
 Bal'lot, Bi-it, Bi-i-Td, 
 B>-Zt-NG 
 Bal'lot-box, B'-Zt-B-Ks 
 Ball'-valve, B-l--vi-v 
 
 BAN 
 
 Ball'-vein, Bi-Z-Vn 
 Balm-y, Bi-M 
 Bal'neal, B'-i-N-L 
 Bal'sam, Bi-Zs-M 
 Balsam'ic, Bi-Zs-M-K 
 Balsam'ical, Bi-Zs-M-Kl 
 Balsamif'erous, BS-ZB- 
 
 M-Frs 
 
 Bal'samine, Bi-Zs-Mn 
 Bal'samous, Bi-Zs-Ms 
 Bal'uster, Bi-Zstr 
 Bal'ustrade, Bi-ZB-Trd 
 Bal'zarine, Bi-Zz-fin 
 Bam, Bi-M 
 Bamboo', B 3 -M-B 
 Bamboo'zle, B 3 -M-B-Z1 
 Ban, Bn 1 
 Bana'na, Biji-N 
 Band, End 1 , Bn 1 - Dd, 
 
 Bndi-NG 
 Band'age, Bndi-J, Bnd 1 - 
 
 Jd, Bndi-J-NG 
 Bandan'a or Bandan'na. 
 
 Bn'-D-N 
 
 Band'box, Bndi-B-Ks 
 Ban'deau, Bni-D 
 Ban'derole, Bni-D- Rl 
 Ban'dit, Bni-Dt 
 Bandit'ti, Bn 3 -D-T 
 Band'let or Band'elet, 
 
 Bni-D-Zt 
 
 Ban'dog, Bni-D-G 
 Bandoleer', Bn 3 -D-Z-R 
 Ban'dore or Bandore', 
 
 Band'rol, Bni-D-.Rl 
 Ban'dy, Bni-D, Bui-Dd, 
 
 Bni-D-NG 
 
 Ban'dy-leg, Bni-D-Z-G 
 Ban'dy-legged, Bni-D- 
 
 i-G-D 
 Bane, Bn 2 
 Bane'ful, Bn 2 -F (-L) 
 Bane'fully, Bn 2 -F (-L) 
 Bane'fulness, Bn 2 - F - L- 
 
 Ns LBn 2 :Fs] 
 Bang, Bi-NG, Bi-NG-D. 
 
 B'-NG-NG 
 Ban'ian, B'-N-Yn 
 Ban'ish, Bni-SH.Bni-SHt, 
 
 Bni-SH-NG 
 
 ( Ban'isher, Bni-SH-R 
 Ban'ishment, Bn 1 - 8H . 
 j Miit 
 
 'Ban'ister, Bnstr 1 
 Ban'jo, -Bu'-J 
 Bank, Bi-NG-K, Bi-NG- 
 ! Kt, B-NG-K-NG 
 Bank'able, fii-NG-K-Bl 
 Bank'-bill, B'-NG-K-B-L 
 
 (or -Bl) 
 Bank'-book, B'-NG-K- 
 
 B-K 
 
 Bank'er, B'-NG-Kr 
 Bank'ing, Bi-NG-K-NG 
 Bank'note, B'-NG-K-Nt 
 Bank'rupt, Bi-NG-Kr-Pt. 
 
 Bi-NG-Kr-P-Td, fii-NG- 
 
 Kr-Pt(-) [Bi-NG-Pt, B 1 - 
 
 NG-P-Td, 
 
BAN 
 
 Bank'ruptcy, Bi-NG-Kr- 
 
 P-8 [Bi-NG-81 
 Bank'-stock, BLNG-Ks- 
 
 T-K 
 
 Ban'ner, B-Nr 
 Ban'nered, Bi-Nrd 
 Ban'neret, B'-Nr-T 
 Ban'nock, B'-N-K 
 Ban'quet, B-NG-Kwt, 
 
 B!-NG-Kw-Td, B"-NG- 
 
 Kwt-NG 
 
 Ban'queter, Bi-NG-Kwtr 
 Banquette', B 2 -NG-Kt 
 Bans, Bnz 1 
 iBan'shee, Br^-SH 
 Ban'tam, Bn'-T-M 
 Ban'ter, Bntri, Bnti-Rd, 
 
 BntrJ-NG 
 
 Ban'terer, Bntri-R 
 Bant'liug, Bnti-L-NG 
 Ban'yan or Banyan', B 1 - 
 
 N-Tn 
 
 Ba'obab, B 2 -B-B 
 Bap'tism, B'-P-T-zM 
 
 [Bti-zM] 
 Baptis'mal, B3-P-T-zM-L 
 
 [Bt-zM-i] 
 
 Bap'tist, Bi-P-Tst [Btsti] 
 Bap'tistery, B^P-Tst-.R 
 
 [Btst'-fi] 
 Baptist'ic, BS - P - Tst - K 
 
 [Btst^-K] 
 Baptist'ical, B^-p-Tst-K- 
 
 L [Btst^-K-L] 
 Baptize', fii-P-Tz, fii-P- 
 
 Tzd, B'-P-Tz-NG [Btz 1 , 
 
 Btzd'. Btz(') 1 ] 
 Baptiz'er, Bi-P-T-Zr [Bf- 
 
 Zr] 
 Bar, Bi-R, Bi-Rd, Bi-fl- 
 
 NG 
 Barb, Bi-B-B, B'-/J-Bd, 
 
 BJ-B-B-NG 
 
 Bar'bacan, Bi-7?-B-Kn 
 Barba'rian, Br2-B-fin 
 Barbar'ic, Br'-B-ff-K 
 Bar'barism, Br^Br-zM 
 Barbar'ity, Bri-B-B-T (or 
 
 -Hi) 
 
 Bar'barize, Bri-Briz 
 Bar'barous, Bi^-Brs 
 Bar'barously, Br^Br-si, 
 Bar'barousness, Bi^-Brs- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Bar'bate, B>-B-Bt 
 Bar'bated, Bi-B-B-Td 
 Bar'becue, Bi-fl-B-K. Bi- 
 
 fi-B-Kd, B'-fl-B-K-NG 
 Barbed, Bi-fl-Bd 
 Bar'bel, Bi-R-B-L (or -Bl) 
 Barker, B^-Br 
 Bar'berry, BrJ-B-JB 
 BarTset, Bi-fi-Bt 
 Barbette', B 2 -B-Bt 
 Bar'bican, B-fl-B-Kn 
 Bard, B'-Rd 
 Bard'ed, B'-B-Dd 
 Bard'ic, B-fi-D-K 
 Bare,Bi-R, B>-Rd, Bi-fi- 
 
 NG 
 
 21 
 
 EAS 
 
 Bare'faced, B'-R-Fst 
 Bare'facedly, Bi - R - J-s- 
 
 Barrenly, B'-Rn-Z 
 Barrenness, B^Rn-Ns 
 
 T-L 
 
 Barricade', B--R-Kd, BS. 
 
 Bare'facedness, B 1 - R - 
 
 R-K-Dd, B 2 -R-Kd-NG 
 
 Fs-T-Ns [or-Fs-Ns] 
 
 Barrica'do, B 2 -R-K-D 
 
 Bare'foot, B'-R-Ft 
 
 Bar'rier, B'-R-R 
 
 Bare'footed, BI -R-F-Td 
 
 Bar'ring-out, B'-R-NG-T 
 
 Barege', B 2 -R-ZH 
 
 Bar'rister, BJ-Rstr 
 
 Bare'-headed, B 1 -R - H- 
 
 Bar'row, B'-R 
 
 Dd 
 
 Bar'-shot, Bi-R-SJ/t 
 
 Bare'-legged, B-R--G- 
 
 Bar'ter, Bi-7^tr. Bi-R-Trd 
 
 D 
 
 (or -Rtrd), B'-Rtr-NG 
 
 Bare'ly, B'-Rl 
 
 Bar'terer, B'-Rtr-R 
 
 Bare'ness, B'-R-Ns 
 
 Bar'tizan, Bi-R-Tz-H 
 
 Bar'gain, Bi-R-Gn, Bi-R- 
 
 Bar'tram, Br>-Tr-M 
 
 Gnd. B'-R-Gn-NG 
 
 Bary'ta, BJ-R-T 
 
 Bargainee', B 3 -R-G-N 
 
 Bary'tes, B'-R-Tz 
 
 Bar'gain er or Bar'gain- 
 
 Baryt'ic, B3-/n-K 
 
 or, Bi-R-G-Nr 
 
 Bar'ytone, B^R-Tn 
 
 Barge, B'-R-J 
 
 Bary'tum, B'-R-T-M 
 
 Barge' board, BJ-R-J-B- 
 
 Ba'sal, Bs2-L 
 
 Rd (or-Brd) 
 
 Basalt', Bi-sZ,t 
 
 Barge'-man, B'-R-J-Mn 
 
 Basalt'ic, B'-s/>-T-K 
 
 Barge'-master, B 1 - R - J- 
 
 Bas-bleu, B J -B1 
 
 Mstr 
 
 Base, B. -. Bst2. Bs=-NG 
 
 Baril'la, W-R-L 
 
 Base'-ball, ]3s 2 -B-L 
 
 Baritone, BJ-R-Tn 
 
 Base'-born, Bs--B-Rn 
 
 Ba'rium, B 2 -R-M 
 
 Base'less, B 2 -s/.s 
 
 Bark, fii-R-K, B ! -R-Kt, 
 
 Base'-line, B--sin 
 
 Bi-R-K-NG 
 
 Base'ly, B 2 -sL 
 
 Bark'-bound, Bi - R - K - 
 
 Base'ment, B^-sMnt 
 
 Bud 
 
 Base'minded, BMMn 
 
 Bark'er, B'-R-Kr 
 
 Dd ' 
 
 Bark'y, B^R-K 
 
 Base'ness, Bs^-Ns 
 
 Bar'ley, Br'-L 
 
 Bas'enet, Bsi-Nt 
 
 Bar'ley-brake or Bar- Base'-plate, Bs2-Pit' 
 
 ley-break, BrJ-L-Br-K Base'-ring, B-sR-NG 
 
 Bar'leycom, Bri-i-Krn 
 
 Ba'ses, BKX'- 
 
 Barm-y, Bi-R-M 
 
 Base'-viol, B.s 2 -V-L 
 
 Barn, Bi-Rn 
 
 Bashaw', B'-*'W 
 
 Bar'nacle, BJ-R-N-K1 
 
 Bash'ful-ly, B'-SH-Fl 
 
 Barom'eter, Bri-Mtr 
 
 Bash'fulness, B^SH-Fl, 
 
 Baromet'ric, Br 2 -Mtr-K 
 
 Ns [Bi-SH:Fs] 
 
 Baromet'rical, Br^-Mtr- 
 
 Ba'sic, B 2 -sK 
 
 Kl 
 
 Ba'sify, Bs2-F 
 
 Ba'ron, B 1 -Rn 
 
 Bas'il, Bzt-L, Bz^-Ld, Bzi- 
 
 Bar'onage, Bi-R-N-J 
 
 L-NG 
 
 Bar'oness, B^Rn-S 
 
 Bas'ilar, BJ-zi-R 
 
 Bar'onet, B J -R-Nt 
 
 .Das ilary, B -xL-R 
 
 Bar'onetage, B^R-Nt-J. 
 
 Basil'ic, B^ -zL-K 
 
 Bar'onetcy, Bi-R-Nt-S 
 Baro'nial, B 2 -R-N-L 
 
 Basil'ica, B :J -zi-K 
 Basil'ical, B^-zL-Kl 
 
 Bar'ony, B^-R-N 
 
 Basil'icon, B-z-Kn 
 
 Bar'oscope, B^Rs-K-P 
 
 Bas'ilisk, B'-zis-K. 
 
 Baroscop'ic, B>-Rs-K-P- 
 
 Ba'sin, Bs 2 -N 
 
 E 
 
 Ba'sis, Bss 2 
 
 Baroscop'ical, B>-R8-E- 
 
 Ba'sist. Rss 2 -T 
 
 P-K1 
 
 Bask, B'-sK, B'-sKt, B* 
 
 Barouche', B3-R-SH 
 
 aK-NG 
 
 Barque, Bt-R-K 
 
 Bas'ket, Bi-sKt 
 
 Bar'racan, Bi-R-Kn 
 
 Ba'son, Bs 2 -N 
 
 Barrack, Bi-R-K 
 
 Basque, B' sK 
 
 Bar'racoon, B>-R-Kn 
 
 Bas-relief, B^-Rlf 
 
 Bar'rator, B J -Rtr 
 
 Bass, Be 1 
 
 Barratrous, B^R-Trs 
 
 Bass (base), Bs l 
 
 Barratry, B^R-Tr 
 
 Bas'set or Basset', 
 
 Barred, B>-Rd 
 
 Bs'or 2 T 
 
 Bar'rel, B^Rl, BJ-Rld, 
 
 Bas'seting, Bs'-T-NG; 
 
 B^-R1-NG 
 
 Bas'so, B'-S 
 
 Bar'ren, Bi-Rn 
 
 Jtlas so-rilievo, Bs'-Rl-V 
 
BAS 
 
 Bassoon', B "-N 
 Bassoon'ist, Bs s Net 
 Bass'-relief, Bs'-lf 
 Bass'-viol, Bs2-v-L 
 Bast, Bsti 
 Bas'tard, Bs'-T-Rd 
 Bas'tardize, Bs^T-tf-Dz, 
 
 Bs'-T R-DzA, Bs l -T-.R- 
 
 Dz - NG 
 
 Bas'tardy, Be^T-fl-D 
 Baste, Bst2, Bs2-Td. BstC) 5 
 Bastile', BsW-T-L 
 Bastinade', Bs2-T-Nd 
 Bastina'do, BsS-T-N-D 
 Bast'ing, BstC) 2 
 Bas'tioa, BsM3Hn 
 Bas'yle, Bs'-L 
 Bat, Bti. B'-Td. BtC) 1 
 Batch, Bi-CH 
 Bate, Bts. B2-Td, BtC) 1 
 Bateau', B 2 -T 
 Bat'-fowling,Bti-F-L-NG 
 Bath, Bi-TH 
 Bath'-briek, B'-TH-Br-K 
 Bathe, B2-DH, B^-DHd, 
 
 B2-DH-NG 
 Bath'er, B-DHr 
 Bath'ing-tub, B - DH - 
 
 NG - T - B 
 Ba'thos, B2-THs 
 Baths, Bi-DBz 
 Bat'ing, Bt(-)* 
 Bat'let, Bti-Lt 
 Baton', Bi-Tn 
 Batoon', B^-Tn 
 Batra'chia, B2-Tr-K 
 Batra'chian, B2.Tr-Kn 
 Bats'ter, Bt'-sTr. 
 Bat's '-wing, Bt-sW-NG 
 Battal'ia, B2-T-Ia 
 Battal'ion, B^T-Zn 
 Bat'tel, B-T1 
 Bat'teler, Bi-Tl-R 
 Bat'ten, B!-Tn, B^Tnd, 
 
 Bi-Tn-NG 
 
 Bat'tening, Bi-Tn-NG 
 Bat'ter, Btr 1 , BtrdMor B 1 - 
 
 Trcl). Btr'-NG 
 Bat'terer, Btr^R 
 Bat'tering-ram, Btr 1 - 
 
 NG -R-M 
 Bat'tery, Bt- 
 Bat' ting, Bt )' 
 Bat'tle, Bi-Tl, Bi-Tld, B- 
 
 Tl-NG 
 
 Bat'tle-array, Bi-Tl-R 
 Bat'tle-nx or Bat'tle- 
 
 axe, E 1 Tl-Ks 
 Bat'tle-door, Bi-Tl-Dr 
 Bat'tleinent, Bi-Tl-Mnt 
 Bat'tier, B'-Tl-B 
 Bat tue, B-T 
 Bau'ble, fii-Bl 
 Bava'rian, B2-V-fin 
 Bav'in, B^-Vn 
 Bawd, Bd 1 
 Bawd'ily, &-D-L 
 Bawd'iness, B^D-Ns 
 Bawd'ry, B'-Dr 
 Bawd'y, B-D 
 
 22 
 
 BED 
 
 Bawd'y-house, Bi-D-Hs Beat'ify, BJ-T-F. B-Tf-D, 
 Bawl, Bi-L, B^Ld, B^L- B^Tf-MG-. See Beautify. 
 I NG , Bearing, Bt(-) 
 
 'Bawl'er, B>-Z,-R j Beat'itude, Bt'-Tud 
 
 )Bay, B^. Bdz. B2-NG ! Beau, B'-> 
 
 Bayadere', B^-D-R 'Beau'ish, B2-SH 
 
 Bay'ard,- B^-Rd Beau Monde, B2-Mnd 
 
 Bay'berry, B2-B-B ' Beau'teous, Bs-T-8 
 
 Bay'onet, B2-N-T, B-N- Beau'teously, B^-T-81 
 
 Td. B2-N-T-NG 
 Bay'ou, Br>* 
 Bay'-rum, B^-R-M 
 Bay'-salt, W-sLt 
 Bay'-tree, B-Tr 
 Bay'-window, B2-Wn-D 
 Bazaar' or Bazar', B 1 -zR 
 Bdell'ium, D2-L-M 
 Be, B a , B 3 -NG 
 Beach, B^-CH, B'-CHt, B3- 
 
 CH-NG 
 Bea'con, B^-Kn, B 3 -Knd. 
 
 B 3 -Kn-NG 
 
 Bea'conage, B 3 -Kn-J 
 Bead, Bd 3 , B 3 -Dd, BdC) 8 
 Bead'ing, Bdc) 1 
 Bea'dle, B-D1 
 Bea'dleship, B 3 -D1:SH 
 Bead'-roll, Bd 3 -Rl 
 Beads'-man, Bd 3 -zMn 
 Bea'gle, fis-Gl 
 Beak, B 3 -K 
 Beaked, B 3 -Kt 
 Beak'er, B 3 -Kr 
 Beam, B 3 -M, B3-Md, B 3 - 
 
 M-NG 
 Beam'-engine, B 3 -M-N- 
 
 Ju 
 
 Beam'less, B 3 -M -Zs 
 Beam'y, B^-M 
 Bean, Bn 
 
 See 
 
 Bore. 
 
 iBear'able, B^K-Bl 
 IBear'baiting, B l -K-Bt(-) 
 !Bear'-berry, B--B- 
 Beard, B 3 -Rd, B 3 -^-Dd, 
 
 B^-fid-NG 
 
 Beard'ed, B 3 -R-Dd 
 Beard'less, B'i-Rd-iB 
 Bear'er, B'-Rr 
 Bear'-garden, B'-fl-Grd- 
 
 N 
 
 Bear'-herd, B'-R-Hrd 
 Bear'ing, B'-R-NG 
 Bear'ish, B'-ft-SH 
 Bear's'-foot, Bi-Sz-Ft 
 Bearlike, B l -R--K 
 Bear'-skin, B'-Rs-Kn 
 Bear'-ward, B l -/e-Wrd 
 Beast, Bst 3 
 
 Beast'liness, Bs 3 -T--Ns 
 Beast'ly, B^-1-L 
 Beat, Bt 3 , Bto 
 Beat'en, B 3 -Tn 
 Beat'er, Btr 3 
 Beatific, B 3 -Tf-K 
 Beatifical, B 3 -Tf-K-L 
 Beatif ically, B 3 -Tf-K-L 
 
 Beau'teousness, B 3 -Ts 
 
 Ns 
 
 Beau'tifler, Bts-F-R 
 Beau'tilul, Bt^-Fl 
 Beau'tilully, Bt 3 -FH 
 Beau'titulness, Bt 3 -Fl-Nc 
 
 [Bt':Fs] 
 
 Beau'tify, Bt 3 -F. Bt 3 -Fd, 
 
 Bta-F-NG. See Beatify. 
 Beau'tiless, B^-T-Z-s 
 Beau'ty, B a -T 
 Beau'ty-spot, B 3 -T-sPt 
 Beaux-esprits, B 2 -zS-Pre 
 Bea'ver, B 3 -Vr ' 
 Becafi'co, B 3 -K-F-K 
 Becalm', B'-K-M, Bi-K- 
 
 Md, B!-K-M-NG 
 Became', B^-K-M. See 
 
 Become. 
 
 Because', Bi-Kz [Kzi] 
 Bechance', B'-CHus 
 Becharm', Bi-CHr-M 
 Beck, B^-K 
 Beck'on, B2-Kn, B^-End, 
 
 B2-Kn-NG 
 Becloud', B'-Kld, B'-Kl- 
 
 Dd. B'-Kld-NG 
 Become', B^-K-M [B2-K] 
 
 See Became. 
 Becom'ing, B2-K-M-NG 
 
 [B2-KOI 
 
 Beatiflca'tion, 
 
 K.slm 
 
 B2 - Tf - 
 
 Becom'ingly, B^-K-M- 
 
 NG1 
 Becom'ingness, B 2 -K-M- 
 
 NG-Ns 
 
 Bed, Ed 2 . B2-Dd. BdC) 2 
 Bedab'ble, B'-D-Bl, BL 
 
 D-B!d. B'-D-Bl-NG 
 Bedag'gle, B'-D-Gl 
 Bedash', W-V-SH. B J -D- 
 
 SHt, Bi D-.5H-NG 
 Bedaub', B^D-B, B!-D- 
 
 Bd. B'-D-B-NG 
 Bedaz'zle, B^D-Zl. Bi-D- 
 
 Zld. B'-D-Zl-NG 
 Bed'-bug, Bd-:B-G 
 Bed'-chamber, Bd^-CH- 
 
 M-Br [' -CH-Br] 
 i Bed'clothes, Bd^-Kl-DHz 
 Bed'ding, BdC)* 
 Bedeck', B^-D-K, B*-D' 
 
 Kt. B'-i-D K-NG 
 Bedev'il, B'--D-V1 
 Bedew', B 3 -D, B-Dd, B- 
 
 D -NG 
 
 Bed'lellow, Bd2-F- 
 Bedight', Bi-Dt 
 Bedim', B 3 -D-M, B 3 -D- 
 
 Md. BS-D-M-NG 
 Bedi'zen or Bediz'en, 
 
BED 
 
 BEN 
 
 Bed'lam, Bd 2 -i-H 
 
 Befool', B3-F-L, B3-F-Ld, Belay', B 2 -Z, B=-Zd, B2-I,. 
 
 Bedlamite, Bd 2 -Z-Mt 
 
 B^-F-L-NG 
 
 NG 
 
 Bed'ouin, Bd*-Wn 
 
 Before', Bf2-R [BP] See 
 
 Belay'ing-pin, B 2 -Z-NG- 
 
 Bed'-plate, Bd^-PH 
 
 Above. 
 
 Pu 
 
 Bed'-quilt, Bd*-Kw-Lt 
 
 Before'hand, BP-R-Hnd 
 
 Belch, B2-Z-CH. B 2 -Z- 
 
 Bedrag'gle, Bi-Dr-Gl, B l - 
 
 [Bf 2 -Hnd] 
 
 CHt. B2-Z-CH NG 
 
 Dr-Gld. Bi-Dr-Gl-NG 
 
 Befoul', Bi-F-L 
 
 Bel'dam or Bel'dame, 
 
 Bedrench', B 2 -Dr-N-CH, 
 
 Befriend', B-Frnd, B 2 - 
 
 B 2 -Z-D-M 
 
 B--Dr-N-CHt, B^-Dr-N- 
 
 Fr-N-Dd, B2-Frnd-NG 
 
 Belea'guer, B 3 -Z-Gr, B- 
 
 CH-NG 
 
 Befringe', B*-Fr-N-J 
 
 Z-Grd, B^-Z-Gr-NG 
 
 Bed'rid, Bd 2 -/M> 
 
 Beg, B 2 -G, B-Gd, B 2 -G- 
 
 Belem'nite, B^-Z-JI-N-T 
 
 Bed'ridden, Bd 2 -K-Dn 
 
 NG 
 
 Bel-esprit', B--Zs-Pri 
 
 Bed'room, Bd-'-R-M 
 
 Began', B'-Gn tGn 1 ] 
 
 Bel'fry, B^-L-Fr 
 
 Bedrop', B^Dr-P 
 
 Begat', Bi-Gt 
 
 Belie', B'-Z, B^Zd, B'-Z - 
 
 Bed'side, Bd*-sD 
 
 Beget', B 2 -Gt. B2-Gt-NG 
 
 NG 
 
 Bed'stead, Bd 2 -sTd 
 
 Beget'ter, B^-Otr 
 
 Belief, Blf* [Bl 3 ] 
 
 Bed'-tick, Bd2-T-K 
 
 Beg'gar, B^-Gr, B^Grd. 
 
 Believ'able, Blv- B - L 
 
 Bed'-time, Bd 2 -T-M 
 
 B^-Gr-NG 
 
 [B1 3 -B1] 
 
 Beduck', B 2 -D-K 
 
 Beg'garliness, B ! -Gr-Z- 
 
 Believe', Blv 3 . Blvd^, 
 
 Bedung', B 2 -D-NGt 
 
 Ns 
 
 Blv-NG [Bl a .BU13, Blc 
 
 Bedust', B 2 -Dst 
 
 Beg'garly, B*-Gr-i 
 
 Believ'er, Bl : '-Vr 
 
 Bedwarf , B l -Dw-fif 
 
 Beg'gary, B 2 -Gr 
 
 Belike', Bi-Z-K 
 
 Bedye', Bi-D 
 
 Begild', B3-G-Ld 
 
 Belit'tle, B3-Zt-Z 
 
 Bee, B 
 
 Begin', BS-GU Gn3] 
 
 Bell, B 2 -L 
 
 Bee'-bread, B^-Brd 
 
 Begin'ner, B J -G-Ni- 
 
 Belladon'na, B l -Z-D-N 
 
 Beech, B 3 -CH 
 
 Begin'ning, B-Gu-NG 
 
 Belle, B2-L 
 
 Beech'en, B^-CHn 
 
 tGn('^*] 
 
 Belles-let'tres, B 2 -z-Ztr 
 
 Beech-Mast, B^-CH-Mst 
 
 Begird', B 2 -Grd, B 2 -Gr- 
 
 Bell'-fashioned, B 2 - Z- 
 
 Bee'-eater, B*-Tr 
 
 Dd, B 2 -Grd-NG 
 
 F.- Imd 
 
 Beef, Bf 
 Beef -eater, B3-F-Tr 
 
 Begnaw', BJ-Ni 
 Begone', B^Gn 
 
 Bell'-flower, B 2 -Z-Fl-R 
 Bell'-founder,B--Z-Fndr 
 
 Beefsteak, B' ! -Fs-T-K 
 
 Begot', B!-Gt 
 
 Bell'-foundery or Bell'- 
 
 Bee'-glue, B*-G1 
 
 Begot'ten, Bi-G-Tn 
 
 foundry, B--Z-Fud-l 
 
 Bee'-hive, B 3 -hiV 
 
 Begrease', B^-Grs (or z) 
 
 Bellicose, B^-Z-Ks 
 
 Bee'-line, B'-Za 
 
 Begrime', Bi-Gr-M. B 1 - 
 
 Bellig'erent, B'-z-Jrnt 
 
 Bee'-moth, B-M-TH 
 
 Gr-Md. B'-Gr-M-NG 
 
 Bellip'otent, B-Z-P-Tnt 
 
 Been, Bu-*,And.after/arciue. 
 
 Begrudge', B 2 -Gr-J, B 2 - 
 
 Bell'man, B*-L-Mn 
 
 Yet and the pronouns 
 
 Gr-Jd. B2-Gr-J-NG 
 
 Bell'-metal, B 2 -L-Mt-Z 
 
 We, You, They, He and 
 
 Beguile', B'-G-L, Bi-G- 
 
 Bello'na, B2-Z-N 
 
 She, by the n-hook; thu^ 
 
 Ld. B J -G-1-NG 
 
 Bel'low, B 2 -Z 
 
 Have been, "Vn 1 
 
 Beguile'ment, B - G- L- 
 
 Bel'lows, B 2 -Zs 
 
 Have been there, 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Bel'lows-flsh, B-'-Zs-F- 
 
 Vndhr 1 
 
 Beguil'er, Bi-G-Zr 
 
 SH 
 
 We been. Wn* 
 
 Begun', B'--Gn [Gn*] 
 
 Bell'-ringer, B 2 -Z-fi-NGr 
 
 You been, Yn* 
 
 Behalf, Bi-haF 
 
 Bell'-shaped,B--L-5//-Pt 
 
 How long have yon 
 
 Behave', B 2 - haV, B* - 
 
 Bel'luine, B 2 -Z-N 
 
 been there, HVNG- 
 
 haVd. B 2 -baV-NG 
 
 Bell'- wether, B 2 -L-Wdhr 
 
 V-Yndhr 
 
 Behav'ior, B^-haVr 
 
 Bel'ly, B2-Z 
 
 How long had he 
 
 Behead', B2-Hd, B*-H-Dd. 
 
 Bel'ly-band, B 2 -Z-Bnd 
 
 >een there, H^-NG- 
 
 B2-HdC) 
 
 Belong', Bl'-NG. BU-NG- 
 
 D-Hndhr 
 
 Beheld', B2-Hld. See Be- 
 
 D. BP-NG-NG [Bl 1 , Bld>, 
 
 Beer, B^-R 
 
 hold. 
 
 B1C)>] 
 
 Beer'y, B 3 -K 
 
 Be'hemoth, B^-H-M-TH 
 
 Belonging, BH-NG-NG 
 
 Bees'-wax, B-EW-Ks 
 
 Behest', B^Hst 
 
 [Bl(')i] 
 
 Beet, Bt^ Behind', B'-Hnd 
 
 Belov'ed, B^-Z-Vd 
 
 Bee'tle, U-T1 Behind'hand. B 1 - Hnd- 
 
 Below'. B 2 -Z 
 
 Bee'tle-browed, B - Tl - 
 
 Hnd Belt, B^-Lt, B2-Z-Td, B> 
 
 Brd 
 
 Behold', B2-H61d, B s -! Zt NG 
 
 Bee'tle-headed, B-Tl- 
 
 Hld(-). See Beheld. 
 
 Belt'ing, B-Zt-NG 
 
 H-Dd 
 
 Behold'en, B'--Hl-Da 
 
 Belu'ga, B3-Z-G 
 
 Bee'tling, B-T1-NG 
 
 Behold'er, B2-Hldr 
 
 Belvedere', B 3 -Z-V-Dr 
 
 Beeves, EP-Vz 
 
 Behold'ing, B-HldC) 
 
 Bemaze', B 2 -Mz 
 
 Befall', Bi-F-I., B>-F L- 
 
 Behoof. BMioF 
 
 Bemire', B>-M-R 
 
 NG Behoov'able, B^-hoV-Bl 
 
 Bemoan', B 2 - Mn, B* 
 
 Befall'en, B>-F -La 
 
 Behoo ve' or BehoTe',B- 
 
 Mnd. B2-Mn-NG 
 
 Belell', B-F-L 
 
 hoV 
 
 Bemock', BJ-M-K 
 
 Beflf , Bs-rt 
 Beflt'ting, B^-Ft-NG 
 Befog', Bi-F-G, B-F-G-i>, 
 
 Be'ing, B-NG 
 Bela'bor, B-i-Br 
 Belate', Ba-it, B-i-Td, 
 
 Bemoist'en, B'-AIs-N 
 Ben, Bn a 
 Bench, Bi-N-CH 
 
 k BI-F-G-NO 
 
 B-Lt-NG 
 
 Bench'er, B-N-CHr 
 
BEN 
 
 24 
 
 BET 
 
 Bench'-mark. B l -N-CH- 
 
 Bereave', B 3 -v, Bs-fivd, 
 
 Besprink'le, B 3 sPr-NG 
 
 M-.K-K 
 
 B :i -vC) 
 
 Kl, B3-BPr-NG-Kld, B* 
 
 Benoh'-warrant, B2-N- 
 CH-Wrnt 
 
 Bereave'iaent, B 3 - Rv - 
 Mnt 
 
 sPr-NG-Kl-NG 
 Besput'ter, Bs 2 -Ptr 
 
 Bend, End 2 , Bn^-Dd, 
 
 Bereav'er, B 3 -Rv-B 
 
 Best, Bsts 
 
 Bnd"-NG Bereft', B 2 -fift 
 
 Bestain', Bs 2 -Tn 
 
 Bend'able, Bnd-B (-L) Berg, B 2 -.K-G 
 
 Bestead', Bs 2 -Td 
 
 Bend'er, Bndr 2 iBer'eamot, Br 2 -G-Mt 
 
 Bes'tial, Bs'-CH-L 
 
 Beneath', B 3 -N-TH 
 Ben'edick, B 2 -M-D-K 
 
 Ber'gander, Br 2 -Gudr 
 Berg'master, Br 2 -G-Mstr 
 
 Bestiality, Bs'-CH-Z-T 
 Bes'tialize, Bs--CH-Z.z, 
 
 Ben'edict, B 2 -N-D-Kt 
 
 Berg'meal, Br 2 -G-M-L 
 
 Bs 2 -CH-X,zd, Bs 2 -CH-Zz- 
 
 Benedictine, B^-N-D-K- 
 
 Berhyme', B'-R-M 
 
 NG 
 
 Tn 
 
 Ber'lin, Br*-Zn 
 
 Bes'tially, Bs 2 -CH-Z 
 
 Benedic'tion, B 3 -N-D- 
 
 Ber'nardine, Br 2 -Nr-Dn 
 
 Bestick', Bs 3 -T-K, Bs s -T- 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Ber'oe, B 2 -K 
 
 K.-NG. See Bestuck. 
 
 Benei'ac'tion, Bni - F - 
 
 Ber'ried, B 2 -R-D 
 
 Bestir', Bs 2 -T-R, Bs*-T- 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Ber'ry, B 2 -K 
 
 Rd, Bs 2 -T-^-NG 
 
 Benefac'tor, Bn'-F-Ktr 
 
 Berth, B 2 -^Z-TH. See 
 
 Bestow', Bs 2 -T, Bss-Td, 
 
 Benefac'tress, Bn'-F-K- 
 
 Breath. 
 
 Bs 2 -T-KG 
 
 Trs 
 
 Ber'tram, Br 2 -Tr-M 
 
 Bestow'age, Bs J -T-J 
 
 Ben'efice, Bn 2 -Fs 
 
 Ber'yl, B 2 -l 
 
 Bestow'al, Bs--T-L 
 
 Ben'eflced, Bn 2 -Fst 
 
 Ber'ylline, B 2 -Kln 
 
 Bestow'er, Bs 2 T-R 
 
 Beneficence, Bu^Fs-Ns 
 
 Bescrib'ble, Bs 3 -Kr-Bl 
 
 Bestow'ment, Bs 2 T-Mnt 
 
 Beneficent, Bns-Fs-m 
 
 Beseech', Bs 3 -CH, Bs- 
 
 Bestrad'clle, B'-sTr-Dl 
 
 Beneficently, Bri-J - Fs- 
 
 CH- NG 
 
 Bestraught', B'-sTrt 
 
 Nt-L 
 
 Beseech'er, B 3 -sCHr 
 
 Bestrew', BS-.sTr.BS-sTrd, 
 
 Benefl'cial, Bn 3 -F-SHl 
 
 Beseechingly, Bs 3 -CH- 
 
 B 3 -sXr-NG. See Bestrown. 
 
 Benefi'cially, Bn"-F-.S7/l 
 
 NGl 
 
 Bestrid', B^-sXrd 
 
 Benefi'ciary,Bn 3 -F-Stf-.R 
 
 Beseem', B 3 -sM 
 
 Bestrid'den, B : i-sTr-Dn 
 
 Ben'efit, Bn 2 -Ft, Bn 2 -F- 
 
 Beset', Bs--T, Bs*-T-NG 
 
 Bestride', B'-sXrd, Bi- 
 
 Td. Bn 2 -Ft-NG 
 
 Beset'ment, Bs 2 -T-Mnt 
 
 sXrd-NG 
 
 Beneplaclto, B'-N-Pls-T 
 
 Beset'ting, BsVT-NG 
 
 Bestrode', B 2 sTrd 
 
 Benev'olence,Bn 2 -V-ins 
 
 Beshrew', B 3 -SHr 
 
 Bestrown', B 2 -sXrn 
 
 Benev'olent, Bn 2 -V-Zut 
 
 Beside', Bs'-D 
 
 Bestuck', Bs 2 -X-K 
 
 Benev'olently, Bn 2 - V - 
 
 Besides', Bs^Dz 
 
 Bestud', Bs 2 -Td 
 
 Lnt-L 
 
 Besiege', Bs 3 -J, Bs s -Jd, 
 
 Bet, Bt 2 , B 2 -Xd. BtC) s 
 
 Bengal', Bi-N-Gl 
 
 Bs s -J-NG 
 
 Betake', B 2 -T-K, B 2 -T-K- 
 
 Bengal'ee, B'-N-G-Z 
 Benight', Bi-N-T 
 
 Besieg er, B 3 -s-Ir 
 Beslab'ber, B'-sL-Br 
 
 NG 
 Betak'en, B 2 -X-Kn 
 
 Benight'ed, B-N-Td 
 
 Beslav'er, B'-sL-Vr 
 
 Beteem', B^-T-M 
 
 Benign', B'-Nn 
 
 Beslime', B'-si-M 
 
 Be'tel, B 3 -Tl 
 
 Benig'nant, B 3 -N-G-Nnt 
 
 Beslob'ber, B'-si-Br 
 
 Be'tel-nut, B^-xi-N-T 
 
 Benig'nantly, B 3 -N-G- 
 
 Beslub'ber, B 2 -sL-Br 
 
 Beth'el, B 2 -XHl 
 
 Nnt- L 
 
 Besmear', B 3 -sM-R, B 3 - 
 
 Bethink', B^-XH-NG-K, 
 
 Benig'nity, B 3 -N-G-N-T 
 
 sM-Rd. B 3 -sM--NG 
 
 B 3 -TH-NG-K-NG[B 3 -TH, 
 
 Benign'ly, B'-Nn -Z 
 
 Besmoke', B 2 -sM-K 
 
 B3-TH(-)] 
 
 Benlson, B 2 -N-zN 
 
 Besmut', B^-sMt 
 
 Bethought', B'-THt 
 
 Ben-nut, B 2 -N-T 
 
 Besnufl", Bs^N-i 1 
 
 Betid', Ba-Xd 
 
 Ben'shee, Bu 2 -SH 
 
 Be som, B 3 -zM 
 
 Betide', B'-Xd, Bi-T-Dd, 
 
 Bent, But* 
 
 Besort',Bi-sRt 
 
 B'-Td(-) 
 
 Benumb', B 2 -N-M, B 2 -N- 
 
 Besot', Ba'-T 
 
 Betime', B'-X-M 
 
 Md, B-J-N-M-NG 
 
 Besot'ted, Bs>-Td 
 
 Betimes', B ] -X-Mz 
 
 Ben'zine, Bu 2 -Zn 
 
 Besot'tedly, Bs'-Td-Z. 
 
 Beto'ken, B--T-Kn, B 2 -T- 
 
 Benzole, Bn 2 -Z-K Besot'tedness, Bs'-Td-Ns Kiid. B 2 -T-Kn NG 
 
 Benzoin', Bn'-Zn Besoueht'. Bs'-T Bet'ony, B 2 -T-N 
 
 Ben'zole, B 2 -N-z6L 
 
 Bespau-gle, Bs'-P-NG-Gl Betook', B 3 -T-K 
 
 Ben'zoline, Bn 2 -Z-Zn 
 
 [or-NG13 Betray', B 2 Tr, B-Trd, 
 
 Ben'zoyl, B 2 -N-zoiL 
 
 Bespat'ter, Bs'-Ptr, Ba 1 - B 2 -Tr-NG 
 
 Ben'zule, B 2 -N-zuL 
 
 Ptrd, Bs'-Ptr-NG Betray'al, B 2 -Tr-L 
 
 Beplas'ter, B'-Plst-K 
 Bepow'der, B'-P-Dr 
 Bepraise', B 2 -Prz 
 Bequeath', B 3 -Kw-DH, 
 
 Bespeak', BHS-P(-K), Bb- 
 P-K-NG [or -PC)] 
 Bespeak' er, Bs a -P-Kr 
 Bespew', Bs 3 -P 
 
 Betray'er, B- Xr-B 
 Betroth', B'-Xr-TH 
 Betroth'al, B'-Xr-XHl 
 Betroth'ment, B 1 - Tr 
 
 B-Kw-DHd, B3-KW-DH- 
 NG 
 Bequeath 'er, B 3 -Kw-DHr 
 Bequest', B 2 -Kwst 
 Berate', Bs-flt, B-K-Td, 
 B 2 fit-NG 
 
 Bespit', B^-Pt, Bs 3 -PtC) 
 Bespit'ten, Bs 3 P-Tn 
 Bespoke', Bs 2 -P(-K) 
 Bespok'en, Bs^-P-Kn 
 Bespot', Bs'-Pt 
 
 XH - Mnt 
 Betrust', B 2 -Xrst 
 Betrust'ment, B 2 - Tr - 
 sMnt 
 Bet'ter, Btr 2 , Btrd 2 , Btr 8 - 
 
 Ber'berry, B"-.R-B-.B 
 
 BPr^J-^G'. See Spread. " IBet'terment, B-Tr-Mnt 
 
BET 
 
 25 
 
 Bet'tor, Btr 
 
 BicarTbonate, B-Kr-B- 
 
 Bet'ty, B2-T 
 
 N-T 
 
 Between', B3-Twn [Tn3] 
 
 Bice, Bs* 
 
 Between'-decks, B 3 - 
 
 Biceph'alous, Bs*-F-ia 
 
 Twn - D - Ks [Tu 3 -D-Ks] 
 
 Bichro'mate, B2-Kr-Mt 
 
 Betwixt', Bs-Tw-Kst 
 
 Bicip'ital, Bs s P-T1 
 
 Bev'el, B2-V1, B2-vid, B- 
 
 Bicip'itous, Bs.P-Ts 
 
 Vl-NG 
 
 Bick'er, B 3 -Kr, B 8 -Krd, 
 
 Bev'erage, B^-Vr-J 
 
 BS-Kr-NG 
 
 Bev'y, B2-V 
 Bewail', B*-W1, B^-Wld, 
 
 Bick'erer, B 3 -Kr-E 
 Bicol'or, B2-K-ir 
 
 B2-W1-NG 
 
 Bicol'ored, B2-K-Zrd 
 
 Beware', B'-Wr 
 
 Bi'corn, Bi-Krn 
 
 Bewil'der, Ba-widr. B3- 
 
 Bi'corned, B^Kmd 
 
 Wl-Drd, B3-Wldr-NG 
 
 Bicor'nous, B^Kr-Ns 
 
 Bewil'derment, B - 
 
 Bicor'poral, BJ-Kr-Pr-L 
 
 Wldr- Mnt 
 Bewitch', Bs-wCH, B- 
 
 Bicor'porate, B J -Kr-Prt 
 Bicru'ral, B a -Kr-Bl 
 
 wCHt, B 3 -wCH-NG 
 
 Bicus'pid, B 2 -Ks-Pd 
 
 Bewitch'er, B 3 -W-CHr 
 
 Bicus'pidate, BS-Ks-P-Dt 
 
 Bewitch'ery, B-wCH- 
 Bewitch'ingly, B-wCH- 
 
 Bid, Bd 3 , Bd(-) 
 Bid'den, B 3 -Dn 
 
 NG1 
 
 Bid'der, B3-Dr 
 
 Bewitch'ingness, B- 
 
 Bid'dery-ware, B3-D-.R- 
 
 wCH-NG-Ns 
 
 Wr 
 
 Bewitch'ment, B-wCH- 
 
 Bid'dy, B 3 -D 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Bide, Bdi 
 
 Bewray', B^-fi, B2-B-D, 
 
 Bident'al, B2-Dnt-L 
 
 BZ-.R-NG 
 
 Biden'tate, B2-Dn-Tt 
 
 Bey, Baa 
 
 Bidet', B 2 -Dt (or -D) 
 
 Beyond', Bi-Ynd [Y*i 
 
 Bien'nial, B 2 -N-L 
 
 Bez'el, B2-Z1 
 
 Bien'nially, B 2 -N-Z 
 
 Be'zoar, B3-piB 
 
 Bier, B 3 -R 
 
 Bi'as, Bi-S, Bi-S-T, Bi-S- 
 
 Biest'ings, Bs3-T-NGz 
 
 NG 
 
 Bifa'cial, B 2 -F-SH1 
 
 Biax'al or Biax'ial, B 1 - 
 
 Bifa'rious, B2-F-.RS 
 
 Ks-L 
 
 Bifa'riously, W-F-R-sL 
 
 Bib, B3-B 
 
 Bif erous, Bf 3 -Rs 
 
 Biba'cious, B2-B-SHs 
 
 Biffin, B 3 -Fn 
 
 Biba'sic, B-B-sK 
 
 Bi'fid, Bi-Fd 
 
 Bib'ber, B 3 -Br 
 
 Bifidate, B 3 -F-Dt 
 
 Bi'ble, B'-Bl 
 
 Bifida'ted, B2-F-D-Td 
 
 Bib'lical, B 3 -B1-K1 
 
 Bif'ilar, B 3 -F-i-R 
 
 Bibliog'rapher, B 1 - Bl - 
 
 Biflo'rate, W-Fl-Rt 
 
 Gr-Fr 
 
 Biflo'rous, B2-F1-.RS 
 
 Bibliograph'lc, Bi - Bl - 
 
 Bi'fold, Bi-F-Ld 
 
 Grf-K 
 
 Bifoliate, B 2 -F-Lt 
 
 Bibliograph'ical-ly, Bi- 
 
 Bifoliolate, ~B--F-L-Lt 
 
 Bl-Gr-F-Kl 
 
 Bifo'rate, B 2 -F-Bt 
 
 Bibliog'raphy, Bi-Bl-Gr- 
 
 Bi'form, Bi-F (-K-M) 
 
 F 
 
 Bi'formed, Bi-F-R-Md 
 
 Bibliol'atry, Bi-Bl-i-Tr 
 
 [or -Fd] 
 
 Bibliomancy, B3 - Bl - 
 
 Biform'ity, Bi-F-R-M-T 
 
 Mn-S 
 
 [or-F-T] 
 
 Biblioma'nia,B2-Bl-M-N 
 
 Bifront'ed, B2-Fr-N-Td 
 
 Biblioma'niac, B2-B1-M- 
 
 Bifur'cate, B2-F-R-Kt 
 
 N-K 
 
 Bifur'cated,B2-F-R-K-Td 
 
 Bibliomani'acal, B^Bl- 
 
 Bifurca'tion, B2 - F - R - 
 
 M-N-K1 
 
 Eshn 
 
 Bibliophile, B 3 -B1-F-L 
 
 Bifur'cous, B-F-R-Ks 
 
 Bibliopho'bia,B 2 -Bl-F-B 
 
 Big, B 3 -G, B 3 -Gr, B 3 -Gst 
 
 Bibliopole, B 3 -B1-P1 
 
 Big'amist, B 3 -G-Mst 
 
 Bibliop'olist, B^Bl-Plst 
 
 Big'amy, B"-G-M 
 
 Bibliothe'cal, B 3 - Bl 
 
 Bigem'inate, B2-J-M-N- 
 
 TH-K1 
 
 T 
 
 Bib'liotheke, B3-B1-TH- 
 
 Big'gin, B3-Gn 
 
 E 
 
 Bight, Bti 
 
 Biblist, B3-Blst 
 
 Big'ness, B 3 -G-Ns 
 
 Bib'ulous, B3-B-is 
 
 Big'ot, B3-Gt 
 
 ^Bicap'sular, B^K-P-si-B 
 
 Big'otea, B 3 -G-Td 
 
 2 
 
 BIN 
 
 Big'otedly, B 3 -G-Td-Z, 
 Big'otry, B a -G-Tr 
 Big'-wig, B3-G-W-G- 
 Bijou', B 3 -ZH 
 Bijoux', B^-ZH 
 Bijou'try, B- ! -ZH-Tr 
 Biju'gate, B-J-Gt 
 Bij'ugous or Biju'gous, 
 
 B<*-J-Gs 
 
 Bila'biate, B=-Z,-B-T 
 Bilam'elate, B'-L-M-it 
 Bilam'elated, B 1 -L-M-.E,- 
 
 Td 
 
 Bilat'eral, B>-ztr-L 
 Bilat' erally, B'-itr-L 
 Bil'berry, W-L-V-R 
 Bil'bo, B^-L-B 
 Bile, Bi-L 
 Bilge, B 3 --J, B^-i-Jd, 
 
 Bs-i-j-KG 
 
 Bilge'-water, B3-i-J-Wtr 
 Bilg'y, B-i-J 
 Bil'iary, W-L-R 
 Bilin'gual, B^-Z-XG-Gw- 
 
 L [or -Gl] 
 Bilin'guar, BS-Z-XG-Gw- 
 
 R [or -Gr] 
 Bilin'guous, B 3 -Z-NG- 
 
 Gws lor -Gs] 
 Bil'ious, B^-is 
 Bilit'eral, B a -Ztr-L 
 Bilk, B^-i-K. B :i -Z-K-T, 
 
 B3-Z-K-NG 
 Bill, B^-L. Occasionally 
 
 in phrases, by Bl ; as in 
 
 the following: 
 
 Bank bill, Bi-NG-K-Bl 
 Dollar bill, EH-Z-R-Bl 
 Due bill, D 3 -B1 
 Play bill, P1 2 -B1 
 True bill. Tr'-Bl 
 Bill'-book, B 3 -Z-B-K 
 Bill'-broker, B^-i-Br-Kr 
 Bil'let, B 3 -Zt, B3-Z-Td, 
 
 B3-it-NG 
 
 Billet-doux', B3-Z.-D5 
 Bill'-hook, B3-L-H-K 
 Bill'iard, B3-i-7?d 
 Bill'iards, W-L-R&z 
 Bill'ing, B 3 -L-NG 
 Billingsgate, B*-L-Naf 
 
 Gt 
 
 Bill'ion, B3-n 
 Bill'man, B^-L-Mn 
 Bil'low, B3-L 
 Bil'lowy, Bs-iol 
 Bill'-sticker, B 3 -is-T-KI 
 Bil'ly, B3-/, 
 Bilo'bate, B2-i-Bt 
 Bi'lobed, Bi-Z,-Bd 
 Biloc'ular, Bi-i-Kl-B 
 Bima'nus, B 2 -M-Ns 
 Bime'dial, B3-M-D1 
 Bimen'sal, B^-M-Ns-L 
 Bimes'trial, B2-Ms-Tr-L 
 Bimontii'ly, B2-M-N-TH- 
 
 L 
 
 Bin, Bn" 
 
 Bin'acle, B3-N-K1 
 Bi'nary, Bi-Nr 
 
BIN 
 
 Bi'nate, 
 
 Bind, Bndi, 
 Bind'er, Bndr* 
 Bind'ery, BndVB 
 Bind'ing, Bndi-NO 
 Bind'-weed, BndJ-VTd 
 Bin'nacle, B 3 -N-K1 
 Bin'ocle., B 3 -N-KJ 
 Binoc'ular, B^N-KI-B 
 Binoc'ulate, Bi-N-K-Z,t 
 Bino'mial, B-N-M1 
 Binom'inal, Bi-N-M-Nl 
 Binom'inous, Bi-N-M-Na 
 Biog'rapher, Bi-Gr-Fr 
 Biograph'ic, Bi-Grf-K 
 Biograph'ical-ly, Bi-Gr- 
 
 F-K1 
 
 Biog'raphy, B^-Gr-F 
 Biological, Bi-Z-J-Kl 
 Biol'ogy, Bi-Z-J 
 Bipa'rous or Bip'arous, 
 
 Bipar'tible, Bi-Prt-Bl 
 Bipar'tile, B^Prt-L 
 Bipar'tite or Bip'artite, 
 
 Biparti'tion, B 3 -Pr-Tshn 
 Bi'ped, B!-Pd 
 Bipe'dal, B^-P-DI 
 Bipen'nate, B-P-N-T 
 Bipen'nated, B2-P-N-Td 
 Bipet'alous, B 2 -Pt-Z,s 
 Bipin'nate, B 3 -P-X-T 
 Bipin'nated, B3-P-N-Td 
 Bipinnat'ifid, Bi-P-N-Tf- 
 
 D 
 
 Bipli'cate, Bi-Pl-Kt 
 Bi'pont, Bi-Pnt 
 Bipont'ine, B^Pn-Tn 
 Biquad'rate, B^Kw-Drt 
 Biquadratic, B^-K w-Drt- 
 
 K 
 
 Bira'diate, 
 Bira'diated, 
 Birch, B2-B- 
 Birch'en, B2-JS-CHn 
 Bird, B2-Rd or Brd^ 
 Bird'-cage, Brd^-K-J 
 Bird'-call, Brd2-Kl 
 Bird'-catcher, Brd'-K- 
 
 CHr 
 Bird'-fancier, Brd 2 - F - 
 
 Ns - K 
 
 Bird'-lime, Bra2-Z-M 
 Bird-of-par'adise, Brd a '. 
 
 pi--Dz 
 
 Bird's'-eye, Brdz2-i 
 Bird's'-nest, Brdz^-Nst 
 Bir 'gander, Br=-Gndr 
 Bi'reme, Bi-K-M 
 Birth, B2 - R - TH. See 
 
 Breath. 
 
 Birth'day, B=-7J-TH-D 
 Birth'-mark, BS -R- TH- 
 
 Mr-K 
 
 JBirth'place, 
 Birth'right, W 
 Bis'euit, B-'-sK.t 
 Bisect', B-sKt, B-sK-Td 
 
 26 
 
 Bisec'tion, B z -sKshn 
 Biseg'ment, B^-sG-lT 
 Bisex'ual, B^-sKs-Ij 
 Bish'op, B3-SH-P 
 Bish'opric, 
 
 [B3-SH-K] 
 
 Bis'muth, B3-zM-TH 
 Bis'muthal, B 3 -zM-TH-L 
 Bismuth'ic, B-zM-TH-K 
 Bi'son, B-sN 
 Bissex'tile, B^-sKs-T-L 
 Bis'ter, Bstr 
 Bis'tort, Bsa-T-Rt 
 Bis'toviry, Bs 3 -T-JZ 
 Bis'tre, Bstr* 
 Bisul'cate, B 2 -sL-K-T 
 Bisul'cous, B 2 -sL-Ks 
 Bisul'phate, B 2 -si-Ft 
 Bisul'phuret, W-sL-F-Rt 
 Bit, Bts, B-Td. Bt 
 Bit, Bts. See Bite- 
 Bitch, B-CH 
 Bite, Bti, Bt(-). See Bit. 
 Bit'er, Btri 
 Bit'ing, Bt 
 Bit'ingly, Bfi-NGl 
 Bitt, B1* 
 
 Bit'tacle, B3-T-K1 
 Bit'ten, B3-Ta 
 Bit'ter, Btr 3 
 Bit'terish, Btr-sn 
 Bit'terishness, 
 
 Ns 
 
 Bit'terly, 
 Bit'tern, 
 Bit'terness, 
 Bit'ters, Btrz 
 Bit'ter-spar, B 3 -Tr-sP-B . 
 Bit'ter-sweet, B 3 -Tr-sWt 
 Bitts, Bts 3 
 Bitumed', B^-T-Md 
 Bitu'men, B 3 -T-Mn 
 Bitu'minate, B 3 -T-M-N- 
 
 T, B 3 -T-M-N-Td, B 3 -T- 
 
 M-N-T-NG 
 Bitu'minize, B 3 -T-M-Nz, 
 
 B 3 -T-3I-Nzd, BS-T-M-Nz- 
 
 NG 
 
 Bitu'minous, B'-T-M-Ns 
 Bi'valve, B'-Vl-V 
 Bi'valved, BJ-Vl-Vd 
 Bivalv'ous, Bi-Vl-Vs 
 Bivalv'ular, Bi-Vl-V-r 
 Bi'ventral, Byi-Ntr-L 
 Biv'ious or Bi'vious, B 3 
 
 ori-Vs 
 Biv'ouac, BvS-W-K, Bv- 
 
 W-Kt, Bv3-W-K 7 NG 
 Bi'- weekly, BMV-K1 
 Bizzarre', B l -zR 
 Blab, Bli-B, B1>-B-D, Bl- 
 
 B-NG 
 
 Blabber, Bl'-Br 
 Black, Bl'-K, BU-Kt, BH- 
 
 K-NG 
 
 Black'amoor, BU-K-Mr 
 Black'-art, BP-K-t 
 Blackball, Bl - K - B - L, 
 
 BU-K-B-Ld, 
 
 NG 
 
 BLA 
 
 Black'berry, 
 Black'bird, Bli-K-Brd 
 Blackboard, BU-K-Brd 
 Black'-book, BU-K-B-K 
 Black'en, Bli-Kn, B1U 
 
 Knd, BU-Kn-NG 
 Black' eyed, Bli-K-I-D 
 Black'fish, BP-K-F-^fl" 
 Biack'-flux, BP-K-FI-KE 
 
 Black'-friar, Bli-K-Fr-B 
 Black'-Friday, BU-K- 
 
 Fr-D 
 
 Black'-grass, BU-K-Grs 
 Black'guard, Bl 1 - Grd, 
 
 Bli-Gr-Dd, Bli-Grd-NG 
 Black'guardism, Bl 1 
 
 Grd-zM 
 
 Black'ing, Bli-K-NG 
 Black'ish, BP-K-SH 
 Black'-jack, BU-K-J-K 
 Black-lead', BU-K-i-D 
 Black'leg, BU-K-//-G 
 Black'-letter, BU-K-itr 
 Black'ly, Bli-K- 
 Black'-mail, Bl-K-Ml 
 Black'-martin, BU-K-M- 
 
 R-Tn 
 Black'-Monday, Bl^K- 
 
 M-N-D 
 
 Black'ness, BU-K.-NS 
 Black'-pudding, Bli-K- 
 
 P-D-NG 
 
 Black'-rod, BU-K-K-D 
 Black'rust, BU-K-Kst 
 Black'smith, BJi-K-sM- 
 
 TH 
 Black'-snake, Bli-Ks-N- 
 
 E 
 
 Blact'-strap.BU-K-sTr-P 
 Black'tail, Bli-K-T-L 
 Black'thorn, BU-K-TH- 
 
 Rn 
 Black'-vomit, BP-K-V- 
 
 Mt 
 Black'-walnut, BU-K- 
 
 Wl-Nt 
 
 Blad'der, Bl^-Dr 
 Blade, Bids 
 Blade'-bone, Bld^tBn 
 Blad'ed, Bl^-Dd 
 Blain, Bin 2 
 
 Blam'able-y, B12-M-B1 
 Blam'ableness, B1 2 -M- 
 
 Bl-Ns [IBs] 
 Blame, B1 2 -M, Bl=-Md, 
 
 B12-M-NG 
 
 Blame'ful, Bl^-M-Fl 
 Blame'less, Bls-M-Zs 
 Blamelessly, BP-M-Z*- 
 
 L 
 Biame'lessness, Bl 2 - M- 
 
 Ls - Ns [or :Ls] 
 Blam'er, Bl^-Mr 
 Blame'worthiness, Bl*- 
 
 M-Wr-DH-Ns 
 Blame'worthy, B12-M- 
 
 Wr-DH 
 
 Blanc'ard, BU-NG-Krd 
 Blanch, Blni-CH, 
 
 CHt. Blni-CH-NG 
 
BLA * 
 
 Blafich'er, Bli-N-CHr 
 Blanc-mange', BU-Mn, 
 
 ZH 
 
 Bland, Blndi 
 Blandil'oquence, Bln 3 - 
 
 D-//-KWn8 
 
 Bland'ish, Bind 1 - SH, 
 
 Blndi-SHt, Blndi-SH-NG 
 Bland'isher, Blnd^SH-K 
 Blandishment, Bind 1 - 
 
 SH - Mnt 
 
 Bland'ness, Blndi-Ns 
 Blank, Blni-K 
 Blank'et, Blni-Kt, Bln 1 - 
 t K-Td, Blni-Kt-NG 
 Blank'eting, Blni-Kt-NG 
 Blank'ly, Blni-K-Z, 
 Blank'ness, Bln^K-Ns 
 Blare, Bl^-R 
 Blar'ney, BU-JR-N 
 Blaspheme', Bis 3 - F - M, 
 
 Bls 3 -F-Md, Bls 3 -F-M-NG 
 Blasphem'er, Bls 3 -F-Mr 
 Blas'phemous, Bls^F- 
 
 Ms 
 Blas'phemously, Bls^F- 
 
 Ms-i 
 
 Blas'phemy, Bls^-F-M 
 Blast, Blsti Bis 1 - Td, 
 Blast'ed, Blsi-Td 
 Blast' er, Blstr 1 
 Blasting, Blstf) 1 . See 
 . Plastering. 
 
 Blast'-pipe, Blst5Pi-P 
 , (or Bis 1 -?-?) 
 Bla'tant, Bl*-Tnt 
 Blat'ter, Bltr 1 
 Blaze, Blz2, Blzd", Blz2- 
 
 NG 
 
 Blaz'er, BP-Zr 
 Blaz'ing-star, Blz a -NGs- 
 
 T-R (or -NGstr) 
 Bla'zon, Blz^-N, 
 
 Blz-N-NG 
 
 Bla'zoner, Blz-N-B 
 Bla'zonry, 
 Blea'berry, Bia- 
 Bleach, BP-CH, 
 
 B13-CH-NG 
 Bleach'er, Bi'-CHr 
 Bleach'ery, 
 Bleak, BF-K 
 Bleak'ly, B1-K-L 
 Bleak'ness, BF-K-Ns 
 Blear, B1 3 -B, Bia-Ed, 
 
 fi-NG 
 
 Blear'-eye, Bis-fi-i 
 Blear'-eyed, BP-B-i- 
 Blear'-eyedness, 
 
 I-D-Ns 
 Bleat, Bits 
 Bleat'ing, BHC)' 
 Bled, Bld2 
 Bleed, Bid 3 , BldC) 8 
 Bleed'ing, BldC) 
 Blem'ish, Bl^-M-SH, Bl^ 
 
 M-S//t, B12-M-SH-NG 
 Blench, Bln2-CH, Bln 
 
 CHt. Bln8.CH-NG 
 
 27 
 
 Blend, Bind*, Bln-Dd, 
 
 Blnd^-NG 
 Blende, Bind* 
 Blend'er, Blndr* 
 Blen'ny, Bl^-N 
 Blent, Blnta 
 
 Bless, Bls2, Blsta, Bls^-NG 
 Bless'ed, B1 S 2-D 
 Bless'edness, Bls 2 -D-Ns 
 Bless'er, BP-sK 
 Bless'ing, Bls2-NG 
 Blest, Blst 5 * 
 Blet, Bits 
 
 Ble'tonism, BP-Tn-Z-M 
 Blet'ting, Blto 
 Blew, BK See Blow. 
 Blight, Blti. BU-Td.Bltf) 1 
 Blind, Bind 1 , Blni-Dd, 
 
 Bind' -NG 
 Blind'er, Blndr 1 
 Blind'fold, Blndi-F-Ld, 
 
 Blnd!-F-i-Dd, Blndi-F- 
 
 Ld(-) 
 
 Blind'ly, Blndi-L. 
 Blind'-man's-bufF, 
 
 Blndi-Mnz-Bf 
 Blind'ness, Blndi-Ns 
 Blind'-side, BlndsJ-D 
 Blink, Bln 3 -K, Bln 3 -Kt, 
 
 Bln 3 -K-NG 
 
 Blink'ard, Bl 3 -NG-Krd 
 Blink'er, Bl 3 -NG-Kr 
 Blink'ers, Bl 3 -NG-Krz 
 Bliss, Bis 3 
 Bliss'ful-ly, Bls 3 -Fl 
 Bliss't'ulness, Bls 3 -Fl-Ns 
 
 [:Fs] 
 
 Blis'som, Bl 3 -sM 
 Blis'ter, Blstr, Bl-sTrO, 
 
 Blstr(-) 3 
 Blithe, Bli-DH 
 Blithe'ful, BU-DH-F1 
 Blithe'ly, BU-DH1 
 Blithe'ness, BU-DH-Ns 
 Blithe'some, BP-DHs-H 
 Blithe'someness, Bl^ - 
 
 DHs-M-Ns 
 
 Bloat, Bits, B12-Td, BltC) 
 Bloat'er, Bltr* 
 Blobtief-lip, BU-Br-Jfi-P 
 Block, Bl!-K, Bli-Kt, Bli- 
 
 K-NG 
 Blockade', B12-Kd, B12- 
 
 K-Dd, B12-Kd-NG 
 Blockad'er, Bl^-K-Dr 
 Block'head, Bli-K-Hd 
 Block'-house, Bli-K-Hs 
 Block'ish, Bli-K-SH 
 Block'ishly, Bli-K-SHl 
 Block'ishness, BU - K - 
 
 SH-Ns 
 
 Block'-tin, BU-K-Tn 
 Blom'ary, B1 3 -M-.R 
 Blonde, Blndi 
 Blond'-lace, Blnd^-LB 
 Blood, Bids, BP - Dd, 
 
 Bld(-)" 
 
 Blood'-flower,Bld2-Fl-B 
 Blood'-j^iiltiness, Bld s - 
 
 Ol-T-Ns 
 
 BLU 
 
 Blood'-guilty, Bld=-Gl-T 
 Blood'-heat, Bld 2 -Ht 
 Blood'-horse, Bld^-Hrs 
 Blood'-hot, Blds-Ht 
 Blood'-hound, Bld^-Hnd 
 Blood'ily, W-V-L 
 Blood'iness, B1--D-JTS 
 Blood'less, Bld--Z,s 
 Blood'lessly, m^-Ls-L 
 Blood'-letter, Bld2-7.tr 
 Blood'-letting, Bld^-Zt- 
 
 NG 
 
 Blood'-red, Bld^-B-D 
 Blood'-relation, Bld^ - 
 
 filshn , 
 
 Blood'rbot, Bkl2-Rt 
 Blood'shed, Bld2-SHd 
 Blood' shedder, Bld2 - 
 
 SHdr 
 Blood'shedding, Bld - 
 
 SHd-NG lor ()! 
 Blood'-shot, Bld2-SHt 
 Blood'-shotten, Bid 2 - 
 
 SH-Tu 
 Blood'-spavin, Bld 2 -sP- 
 
 Vn 
 Blood'-stained, Bld2 - 
 
 sTud 
 
 Blood'-stone, Blds-sTn 
 Blood'-sucker, Bld-sKr 
 Blood'-thirstiness,Bld 2 - 
 
 THrs-T-Ns 
 Blood'-thirsty, Bid 2 - 
 
 THrs-T 
 
 Blood'-vessel, Bld 2 -Vs-L 
 Blood'-warm, Eld* - Wr - 
 
 M 
 
 Blood'y, BP-D 
 Blood'y-flux, El 2 - D - Fl- 
 
 Ks 
 Blood'y-minded, B12-D- 
 
 Mn-Dd 
 Bloom, BF-M. Bl 3 -3ild, 
 
 B13-M-XG 
 Bloom'er, Bl-Mr 
 Bloom'ing, BP-M-NG 
 Bloom'ingly, B1 3 -M-NG1 
 Bloom'y, B1 3 -M 
 Blos'som, BU-sM, Bli- 
 
 sMd, BU-sM-NG 
 Blot, Blti, Bl'-Td, BltC) 1 
 Blotch, Bli-CH 
 Blot'ter, Bltr 1 
 Blot'ting-paper 3 BltC) 1 . 1 
 
 P2-Pr 
 
 Blouse, Biz* 
 Blow, B12, B12-NG. Sec 
 
 Blew and Blown. 
 Blow'er, B12-K 
 Blown, Bin 2 
 Blow'-pipe, B12;pi-p 
 Blowse, Blzi 
 Blowth, B12-TH 
 Blow'y, B16I2 
 Blowze, Biz 1 
 Blowzed, Blzd 1 * 
 Blow'zy, BU-Z 
 Blub'ber, B12-Br, Bl- 
 
 Brd, Bl^-Br-NG 
 Bludg'eon, Bl 8 -Jn 
 
BLU 
 
 28 
 
 Blue, Bis, Bids. B1-NG 
 
 Boast'ingly, Bs*-T-NGl 
 
 Blue'bell, Bis-B-L 
 
 Boat, Bt2, B2-Td. BtC) 1 
 
 Blue'berry, BP-B-.R 
 
 Boat'able, Bt2-Bl 
 
 Blue'bird, BP-Brd 
 
 Boat'-bill, Bt;B-L 
 
 Blue'-book, B1 3 -B-K 
 
 Boat'-hook, Bt2-H-K 
 
 Blue'-bottle, BP-B-Tl 
 
 Boat'ing, Bt(-) 2 
 
 Blue' -breast, BP-Brst 
 
 Boat'man, Bt2-Mn 
 
 Blue'-devils, BP-D-Vlz 
 
 Boats'man, Bt2-sMn 
 
 Blue'-flsh, B13-F-Sf 
 
 Boat'swain, Bt*-N 
 
 Blue'-light, B13-t 
 
 Bob, Bi-B, Bi-B-D, Bi-B- 
 
 Blue'ly, B13-L 
 
 NG 
 
 Blue'ness, BP-Ns 
 
 Bob'bin, B J -Bn 
 
 Blue'-peter, Bl-Ptr or 
 
 Bobbinet' or BobTtiinet, 
 
 :Ptr3 
 
 B 2 ori-Bn-T 
 
 Blue'-pill, Bis ! ps-L 
 
 Boblin'coln, B^-B-in-Kn 
 
 Blae'-stocking, Bls 8 -T- 
 
 Bob'olink, Bi-B-in-K 
 
 K -NG 
 
 Bob'stays, Bi-Bs-Tz 
 
 Blue'-vitriol, Bis-vtr-L 
 
 Bob'tail, B'-B-Tl 
 
 Bluff, Blfa, Blft2, Blf2-NGr 
 
 Bob'wig, Bi-B-W-G 
 
 BlufTness, Blf^-Ns 
 
 Bock'ing, B'-K-NG 
 
 BlufTy, B12-F 
 
 Bock'land, Bi-K-ind 
 
 Blu'ing, Bls-NG 
 
 Bode, Bd2, B2-D-1, B2-D- 
 
 Blu'ish, Bia-SH 
 
 NG 
 
 Blun'der, Blndr*, Blnd 2 - 
 
 Bod 'dice, Bi-Ds 
 
 Rd, Blndr2-NG 
 
 Bod'ice, B^Ds 
 
 Blun'derbuss, Blndr^-Bs 
 
 Bod'ied, B-Bd 
 
 Blun'derer, Blndr 2 -K 
 
 Bod'iless, B>-D-is 
 
 Blun'derhead, Blndr* - 
 
 Bod'ily, Bi-D-i 
 
 Hd 
 
 Bod'ing, B2-D-NG 
 
 Blun'deringly, Blndr 2 - 
 
 Bod'kin, Bd^Kn 
 
 NG-L 
 
 Bod'y, Bi-D, Bi-Dd, Bi-D- 
 
 Blunt, Bints, Bin 2 - Td, 
 
 NG 
 
 Blnf-NG 
 
 Bod'y-clothes, Bi-D-Kl- 
 
 Blunt'ly, Blnt2- 
 
 DHz 
 
 Blunt'ness, Blnt 2 -Ns 
 
 Bod'y-coat, Bi-D-Kt 
 
 Blur, B12-B, B12-Rd, Bl- 
 
 Bod'y-color, Bi-D-K-ir 
 
 fi-NG 
 
 Bod'y -guard, Bi-D-Grd 
 
 Blurt, B12-K1, B12--Td. 
 
 Bod'y-snatcher, Bi-Ds- 
 
 B12-M-NG 
 
 N-CHr 
 
 Blush, B12-8H, B12-SHt, 
 
 Bceo'tian, B2-SHn 
 
 B1 2 -SH-NG 
 
 Bog, Bi-G 
 
 Blush'ful, B12-SH-F1 
 
 Bo'gey, B 2 -G 
 
 Bi-Gld, 
 
 Bog'gler, B'-Gl-R 
 jBog'gy, B>-G 
 
 Blush'ingly, Bl 2 -SH-NGl|Bo'gle, B 2 -G1 
 Blush/less, Bl 2 -SH-i8 Bog'gle, Bi-Gl, 
 Blus'ter, Blstr2, B12-sTrd, ' B^Gl-NG 
 
 Blstr(-)* 
 
 Blus'terer, Blstr 2 -R 
 
 B^us'trous, Bl 2 -sTrs Bog'-spavin, Bi-Gs-P- Vn 
 
 Bo'a, Boa 2 Bog'-trotter, Bi-G-Trtr 
 
 Bo'a-constric'tor, B : ;Bo'gus, B 2 -Gs 
 
 sTr 3 -Ktr Bo'gy, B 2 -G 
 
 Boar, B2-R Bohea', B-H 
 
 Board, B2-Rd, B2-K-Dd, Bohe'mian, B3-H-Mn 
 
 BS-ffd-NG Boil, Bi-L, B>-Ld, Bi-L- 
 
 Board'er, B 2 -Rdr i NG 
 
 Board'ing, B 2 -tfd-NG Boil'er, Bi-L-R 
 Board'ing-house, B 2 - Boil'ery, W-L-R 
 
 R<1 - NG - Hs Boil'ing, Bi-L-NG 
 
 Board'ing-school, B 2 - Bois'terous, B^sTrs 
 
 .Rd-NG-sKl Bois'terously, Bi-sTr-si 
 
 Board'-wages, B s -fid- Bois'terousness,Bi-sTrs- 
 
 wJz I Ns 
 
 Boar'ish, B-fi-SH Bold, B 2 -Ld 
 
 Boast, Bst 2 . Bs^-Td, BstO* Bold'ly, B 2 -id-i 
 Boast'er, Bstr 2 Bold'ness, B 2 -id-Ns 
 
 Boast'fuMy, Bs 2 -T-Fl or Bole or Boll, B 2 -!, 
 
 Bs-'-Fl Bologn'a Sau'sage, B 2 - 
 
 Boast'fulness, Bs2-T-Fl-l i-N-Ss-J (or -Nss-J) 
 
 Ns [Bst 2 :Fs] IBol'ster, B*-str, B 2 -is- 
 
 Boast'ing, BstC)* I Trd, B*-istr(0 
 
 BON 
 
 Bol'sterer, B*-s-Tr-R 
 Bolt, B2-Lt, B2-X,-Td, B. 
 
 it-NG 
 
 Bolt'er, B2-tr 
 Bolt'-head, B2-Lt-Hd 
 Bolt'ing, B2-z,t-XG 
 Bolt'-rope, B2-it--P 
 Bolt'-sprit, B2-it-sPrt 
 Bo'lus, B2-Z.8 
 Bomb, B 2 -M 
 Bombard', Bi-M-Brd, B- 
 
 M-Br-Dd. B^M-BrdC) 
 Bombardier', B-M-Brd- 
 
 R 
 Bombard'ment, BI - M 
 
 Brd - Milt 
 
 Bom'bast, B 2 -M-Bst 
 Bombast'ic.B'- M -Bs-T-K 
 Bombast'ically, Bi-M- 
 
 Bs - T - Kl 
 Bombazet' or Bomba- 
 
 zette', B2-M-BZ-T 
 Bombazine' or Bomba- 
 sine', BS-M-BZ-N 
 Bom'bic, B'-M-B-K 
 Bomb'-ketch, B 2 - M - K- 
 
 CH 
 Bomb'-vessel, B 2 -M-Vs- 
 
 L 
 
 Bomb'-proof, B 2 -M-Prf 
 Bomb'-shell, B 2 -M-SH1 
 Bombyc'inous, B^-M-Bs- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Bom'byx, Bi-M-B-Ks 
 Bonapart'ean, BJ-N-Pr- 
 
 Tn 
 Bo'napartism, B 2 -N-Prt- 
 
 zM 
 
 Bo'napartist,B 2 -N-Pr-Tst 
 Bon'bon, Bn^Bn 
 Bond, Bndi, Biii-Dd.Bndi- 
 
 NG 
 
 Bond'age, BndJ-J 
 Bond'ed, Bu^-Dd 
 Bond'maid, Bndi-Md 
 Bond'man, Bud>-Mn 
 Bonds'man, Bndsi-lln 
 Bond'-stone, Bnds'-Tn 
 Bonds'woman^nds^W- 
 
 Mn 
 Bond'woman, End 1 - W- 
 
 Mn 
 Bond'-timber, End 1 -!- 
 
 M - Br 
 
 Bone, Bn 2 , Bud 2 . Bn2_NG- 
 Bone'-dust, Bn 2 -Dst 
 Bone'less, Bu^-Ls 
 Bone'set, Bus 2 -T 
 Bone'-spavin, Bns*-P-Vn 
 Bon'fire, Biii-F-R 
 Boni'to, BS-N-T 
 Bon-mot', B2-M 
 Bon'net, Bi-N-T 
 Bon'neted, B-N-Td 
 Bon'nily, BJ-Nl 
 Bon'ny, Bi-N 
 Bon'ny-clabber, B^-lf 
 
 Kl-Br 
 
 Bon Ton, Bni-Tn 
 Bo'nus, B s -Ns 
 
BON 
 
 Bon-vivant', Bn^V-Vn 
 Bo'ny, B 2 -N 
 Bon'ze, Bni-Z 
 Boo'by, B3-B 
 Boo'by-hut, Ba-B-Ht 
 Boo'by-liutch, B 3 - B - H- 
 
 CH 
 
 Boodh,B8-D 
 Boodh'ism, B 3 -D-zM 
 Boodh'ist, B 3 -Dst 
 Book, B3-K, B 3 -Kt, B3-K- 
 
 NG 
 
 Book'-binder,B 3 -K-Bnd* 
 Book'-bindery, B 3 - K 
 
 Bnd-B 
 Book'-binding, B - K - 
 
 End - NG 
 
 Book'-case, B 3 -K-Ks 
 Book'ish, B3-K-SH 
 Book'ishness, BS-K-SH- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Book'-keeper,B3-K-K-Pr 
 Book'-keeping, B 3 -K-K- 
 
 P-NG 
 Book'-learned, B*-K- 
 
 Zrnd 
 Book'-leaming, B 3 -K- 
 
 irn-NG 
 
 Book'-maker,B 3 -K-M-Kr 
 Book'-making, Bs-K-M- 
 
 K-NG 
 
 Book'-mark, B3-K-Mr-K 
 Book'-seller, B 3 -K-s//-R 
 
 Book'-shelf, B 3 -K-SHl-r 
 
 Book'-shop, B3-K-SH-P 
 
 Book'-stall, B 3 -Ks-T-L 
 
 Book'-stand, B^-Ks-Tnd 
 
 Book'store, BS-Ks-T-R or 
 B3-Kstr 
 
 Book'worm, B 3 -K-Wr-M 
 
 Boom, B3-M, B3-Md, B 3 - 
 M-NG 
 
 Boom'erang, B-M-K-NG 
 
 Boon, Bn* 
 
 Boor, B'-B 
 
 Boor'ish, 
 
 Boor'ishly, B 3 -R-SH1 
 
 Boor'isliness, 
 Ks 
 
 Boose or Booze, 
 
 Boos'er, B 3 -Zr 
 
 Boost, fist 3 . Bs 3 -Td, BstO* 
 
 Boo'sy or Boo'zy, B 3 -Z 
 
 Boot, Bts, B 3 -Td. BtC) s 
 
 Boot'-crimp, Bt 3 -Kr-M-P 
 
 Bootee', B"-T 
 
 Booth, B3-DH 
 
 Boot' hose, Bt 3 -Hz 
 
 Boot' -jack, Bt 3 -J-K 
 
 Boot'-last, Bts-ist 
 
 Boot'less, Bt-/,8 
 
 Boot'lessness, Bt-Ls-Na 
 
 Boot' -tree, Bt 3 -Tr 
 
 Boot'y, B 3 -T 
 
 Bopeep', BS-P-P 
 
 Borac'ic, &-RS-K. 
 
 Bo'racous, B^-fl-Ks 
 
 Bor'age, W-R-J 
 
 Bo'rate, B2-fit 
 
 Bo'rax, B^-fi-Ka 
 
 BRA 
 
 Bor'der, Bi-Rdr, B'-JZ. 
 Drd, Bi-Rdr-NG 
 
 Jounc'ing, Bns 1 -NG 
 3ound, End 1 , Bni-Dd, 
 
 3or'derer, Bt-Rdr-R 
 Bore, B-R, B^-Rd, W-R, 
 
 Jound'ary, BndJ-fl 
 Jound'ed, Bni-Dd 
 
 NG 
 Jo'real, B-2Z-L 
 Jor'er, B 2 -Rr 
 Jor'ing, B 2 -.R-NG 
 
 Sound'en, Bn^Dn 
 3ound'less, Bndi-Ls 
 Jound'lessness, Bud 1 - 
 Ls-Ns Ciis] 
 
 Born, B 1 -JSn 
 Jorne, B 2 -Kn 
 Jo'ron, B 2 -Kn 
 Jor'ough, B-B 
 
 Joun'teous, B^-T-S 
 Joun'teously, Biit-T-Sl 
 Joun'teousness, Bni-Ts- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Jor'row, B J -B, B 1 -B-D, 
 
 Boun'tiful-ly, Bi-N-T-Fl 
 
 Jor'rower, S^R-R 
 3ort, Bi-Rt , 
 
 Boun'tifulness, B'-N-T> 
 Fl-Ns [:Fs] 
 Boun'ty, B'-N-T 
 
 Jos, Bs* 
 Bosc'age, B'-sK-J 
 Bosh, Bi-SH 
 
 Boun'tyhood, Bi-N-T-Hd 
 Bouquet', B 2 -K 
 
 Bosk, Bi-sK 
 3osk'y, B^-sK 
 
 Bourgeois', Bi^-Js 
 Bourgeois', (a citizen) B 1 - 
 
 Bos'om, B 3 -zM, B 8 -zMd, 
 B 3 -zM-NG 
 
 B-ZH-W 
 Bourgeoisie', B 3 - R - ZH- 
 
 3oss, Bs 1 
 3oss'y, Bi-S 
 Botan'ic, B l -T-N-K 
 3otan'ical-ly, B^T-N-Kl 
 
 W-Z 
 Bour'geon, Br^-Jn 
 Bourn or Bourne, B2-5n 
 Bourse, B^-Rs 
 
 Bot'anist, B 1 -T-Nst 
 Bot'anize, Bi-T-Nz, BJ-T- 
 
 Boustrophe'don, B s - 
 
 sTrf - Dn 
 
 Nzd, B!-T-Nz-NG 
 
 "R/Mlf 1 TAfl 
 
 Bot'any, Bi-T-N 
 Botch, Bi-CH, B^CHt BU 
 
 JjUU.L'j J->l l 
 
 Bouts-rimes', B2-R-M 
 
 
 Bo'vine, B 2 -Vn 
 
 CH-NG 
 Botch'er, B^-CHr 
 Bot'-fly, Bti-Fl 
 Both, B2-TH 
 
 Bow, B 1 , Bd 1 , Bi-NG 
 Bow, B 2 , Bd2. B--NG 
 Bow'-drill, B2-Dr-L 
 
 Both'er, Bdhr", Bdhrd^, 
 
 Bow'el, B 1 ^ 
 Bow'els, B!-Lz 
 
 Bothera'tion, Bdhr2-SHn 
 Bot'ryoid, Bti-fi-D 
 Botryoid'al, Bt!-K-D-L 
 Bots or Botts, Bts 1 
 Bot'tle, Bi-Tl, Bi-Tld, B 1 - 
 
 Bow'er, Bi-R 
 Bow'ery, B 1 -^ 
 Bow'-hand, B2-Hnd 
 Bow'ie-knite, B2-N-F 
 Bowl, B2-L, B2-Ld, BS-L- 
 
 Tl-NG 
 Bot'tle-green, Bi-Tl-Grn 
 Boftle-holder, B*-T1 
 
 NG 
 Bowl'der, B 2 -idr 
 Bow'-legged, B2-Z-G-D 
 Bowl'er, B2-Z-R 
 
 (-H)-idr 
 Bot'tling, B^Tl-NG 
 Bot'tom, B^-M, Bti-Md, 
 
 Bow'Une, B 2 -in 
 Bowl'ing-green, B 2 -z,. 
 NG- Grn 
 
 Bt!-M-NG 
 Bot'tomed, B^-Md 
 
 Bow'man, B 2 -Mn 
 
 Bot'tom-glade, Bti-M- 
 
 Bowse, Bz 1 
 Bow'sprit, B'-sPrt 
 
 Gld 
 Bot'tom-land, Bt 1 - M - 
 
 Bow'string, B 2 -sTr-NG 
 Box, Bi-Ks, Bi-Kst, Bi-Ks- 
 
 i/nd 
 Bot'tomless, Btt-M-is 
 Bot'tomry, Bti-M-B 
 Boudoir', Bi-Dw-R 
 
 NG 
 Box'er, Bi-K-sR 
 Box'haul, BJ-K-sHl, Bi. 
 K-sHld, B!-K-sHl-NG 
 
 Bough, B 1 
 Bought, Bt> 
 Bougie', B 8 -ZH 
 
 Box'-tree, B'-K-sTr 
 Box'-wood, B^Ks-wD 
 Boy B 1 
 
 Bouilli', B-Y or B*-Z-Y 
 Bouillon', B l -Yn or B^-L 
 
 Boy'hood, B^-Hd 
 Boy'ish, Bt-SH 
 
 Boul'der, B-Zdr 
 Boulevard', B-I,-Vr(d) 
 
 Boy'ishly, W-SHI 
 Boy'ishness, B^SH-Na 
 Brab'ble B^-Bl 
 
 Bounce, Ens', Bust 
 
 Brac'cate, Bri-Kt 
 
 Bns'-NG 
 Bounc'er, Bns^R (n-hoo 
 and circle both shown.) 
 
 Brace, Brs2, Brst, Bra* 
 NG 
 
BRA 
 
 Brace'let, Br^sLt 
 Bra'cer, Br 2 -sR 
 Braeii, Br'-K 
 Bracn'ial or Bra'chial, 
 
 Br'or2-K-L 
 Brachycatalec'tic, Br 2 - 
 
 K-K-T-i-K-T-K 
 Brachyg'raphy, BrS-K- 
 
 Gr-F 
 
 Brack, Br'-K 
 Brack'en, Bri-Kn 
 Brack'et, Bri-Kt, Bri-K- 
 
 Td. Br'-Kt-NG 
 Brack'eting, Br^Kt-NG 
 Brack'et-light,Br'-Kt-it 
 Brack'ish, Br-K-SH 
 Brack'ishness, Br 1 - K - 
 
 8H - Ns 
 
 Bract. Bri-Kt 
 .Brac'teal, Br^K-T-L 
 .Brac'teate, Bri-K-T-T 
 Bract' ed, Bri-K-Td 
 Brad, Brdi 
 Brad '-awl, Brdi-L 
 .Srae, Br 2 
 Brag, Bri-G, Br'-Gd, Br 1 - 
 
 G-NG 
 Braggado'cio, Br 2 -G-D- 
 
 SH 
 Brag'gardism, Br^Grd- 
 
 zM 
 
 Brag'gart, Bri-Grt 
 Brag'ger, Br'-Gr 
 Brag'ging, Br'-G-NG- 
 Brah'ma, Br'-M 
 Brah'man, Br'-Mn 
 Brahman'ic, Br'-Mn-K 
 Brahman'ical, Br'-M-N- 
 
 ki 
 Brah'manism, Br 1 - Mn- 
 
 Z-M 
 
 Brah'min, Br ] -Mn 
 Brahmin'ic, Br^-Mn-K 
 Brahmin'ieal, Br^-M-N- 
 
 Kl 
 Brahmin'ieal, Br-M-N- 
 
 Kl 
 Braid, Brd^, Br - Dd, 
 
 BrdCJ* 
 Brail, Br 2 -L, Br 2 -Ld, Br 2 - 
 
 L-NG 
 Brain, Brn 2 , Brnd 2 , Brn- 
 
 NG 
 
 Brain'-fever, Brn 2 -F-Vr 
 Brain'less, Br--Nls 
 Brain'-pan, Brn 2 -Pn 
 Brait, Brt^ 
 Brake, Br 2 -K 
 Brake'man, Br 2 -K-Mn 
 Brak'y, Br*-K 
 Bram'ble y, BrJ-M-Bl 
 Bra'min, Br'-Mu 
 Bran, Brn 1 
 Branch, Br^-N-CH, Br'- 
 
 N-CHt. Bri-N-CH-NG 
 Bran'chial, Br'-NG-Kl 
 Branch'iness, Br-N-CH- 
 
 Ns 
 Bran'chiopods, BrJ-NG- 
 
 K-Pdz 
 
 30 
 
 Branchless, Br^N-CH 
 
 Lt 
 
 Branch'let, B^-N-CH-it 
 Branch'y, Bri-N-CH 
 Brand, Brnd 1 , Brni-Dd. 
 
 Brnd'-NG 
 
 Brand'ed, Bnii-Dd 
 Brand'-goose, BrndJ-Gs 
 Bran'died, Brni-Dd 
 Brand'ing-iron, Brnd 1 - 
 
 NG-I-Rn 
 
 Brand'-iron, Bn^-D-Bn 
 Bran'dish, Brnd 1 - SH, 
 
 Brndi-SHt, Brndi-SH- 
 
 NG 
 
 Bran'disherjBrndi-SH-R 
 Brand'ling, 
 Brand'-new, 
 
 See New. 
 Bran'dy, Brn 
 Bran'gle, Bi^ 
 Brank, Br'-XG-K 
 Bran'lin, Br'-Nln 
 Bran'-new, Brni-N. See 
 
 New. 
 
 Bran'ny, Bri-N 
 Brant, Brnti 
 Brash, B^-SH 
 Bra'sier, Br 2 -ZHr 
 Brass, Brs 1 
 
 Brass'-band, Brs J -Bnd 
 Brassej'Brs 1 
 Brass'iness, B^-S-Ns 
 Brass'-leaf, Br^si-F 
 Brass'y, Br J -S 
 Brat, Brt 1 - 
 Brava'do, Br 2 -V-D 
 Brave, Brv 2 , Brvd 2 , Brv 2 - 
 
 NG 
 
 Brave'ly, Br 2 -Vl 
 Brav'ery, Brv 2 -.R 
 Bra'vo, Br 2 -V 
 Bra'vo, Br J -V 
 Brawl, Br 1 -!,, Bri-Ld, Br 1 - 
 
 L-NG 
 
 Brawl'er, Br^i-K 
 Brawn, Brn 1 
 Brawn'iness, Br ] -N-Ns 
 Brawn'y, B^-N 
 Bray, Br^, Brd 2 , Br 2 -NG 
 Bray'er Br 2 -R 
 Bray'ing, Br*-KG 
 Braze, Brz 2 
 Bra'zen, Brz 2 N 
 Bra'zen-faced, Br z- N - 
 
 Fst 
 
 Bra'zenly, Brz 2 -Nl 
 Bra'zier, Br 2 -ZHr 
 Brazil' -wood, Br^-Zl-Wd 
 Braz'ing, Brz 2 -NG 
 Breach-y, Br 3 -CH 
 Bread, Brd 2 
 Bread'-corn, Brd 2 -Krn 
 Bread'-lruit, Brd 2 -Frt 
 Bread'-fruit-tree, Brd 2 - 
 
 Frt-Tr 
 
 Bread'stuff, Brds*-Tf 
 Breadth, Brd 2 -TH 
 Break, Br 2 -K. Br 2 -K-NG 
 Break'able, Br 2 -K-Bl 
 
 BRI 
 
 Break'age, Br*-K-J 
 Break'down, Br 2 -K-Ln 
 Break'er, Br 2 -Kr 
 | Break'tast, Br 2 - K - Fst, 
 
 Br 2 -K-Fs-Td, Br-K- 
 
 Fst(-) 
 
 Break'-neck, Br 2 -K-N-K 
 Break'water, Br 2 -K-Wtr 
 
 (or -KwtrJ 
 Bream, Br-M 
 Breast, first 2 . Brs^-Td, 
 
 Brst(-) 2 
 
 Breast'-bone, Brs 2 -Bn 
 Breast'-hook, Br 2 -sH-K . 
 Breast'ing, Brstf-) 2 
 Breast'knot, Brs*-Nt 
 Breast'pin, Brs 2 -Pn 
 Breast'plate, Brs 2 -Plt 
 Breast'-plow or -ough, 
 
 Brs 2 -Pl 
 
 Breast'rail, Brs 2 -ffl 
 Breast'work, Br 2 -sWr-K 
 Breath, Br-'-TH. See Birth 
 Breath'able, Br 3 -DH-Bli 
 Breathe, Br - DH, Br 5 - 
 
 DHd, Br3-DH-NG 
 Breath'er, Br-DHr 
 Breath'ing, BrS-DH-NG 
 Breath'less, Br 2 -TH-Ls 
 Breath'lessness, Br 2 - 
 
 TH-^s-Ns [tis] 
 Brec'cia, Brt-'-CH 
 Brec'ciated, BrZ-K-SH- 
 
 Td 
 
 Bred. Brd* 
 Breech, BrS-CH, Br-CHt, 
 
 Br3-CH-NG 
 Breech'es, Br^-CHz 
 Breech'ing, Br'-CH-NG 
 Breech'- loading, Br 3 - 
 
 CH-i-D-NG 
 Breed, Brd", Brd(') 3 
 Breed'er, Br^-Dr 
 Breed'ing, BrdC)* 
 Breeze, Brz^, Brzd^, Brz*- 
 
 NG 
 
 Breeze'-fly, Brz3-Fl 
 Breeze'less, B^-zLs 
 Breez'y, Br^-Z 
 Brent, Brnt 2 
 Breth'ren, Br 2 -DHrn 
 
 [Brn 2 ] 
 Brett, Brt 2 
 Breve, Brv3 
 Brevet', Br 2 -Vt 
 Bre'viary, Bri-V-B 
 Brevier', Brr*-R 
 Brev'iped, Br 2 -V-Pd 
 Brev'ipennate, Br 2 -V-P- 
 
 N-T 
 
 Brevity, Br 2 -V-T 
 Brew, Br 3 , Brd", BrS-NG 
 Brew'age, Bri-J 
 Brew'er, Bpi-R 
 Brew'ery, Br 3 - 
 Brew'- house, Br 3 -Hs 
 Brew'ing, Br 3 -NG 
 Brew'is, Br^-S 
 Bri'ar, Brt-R 
 Bria'rean, 
 
BRI 
 
 Bribe, Bri-B, Bri-B-D, 
 
 Bri-B-NG 
 Brib'er, Br^Br 
 Brib'ery, Br^B-fl 
 Brick, Br3-K, Br-Kt, Br- 
 
 K-NG 
 
 Brick'bat, Br>-K-Bt 
 Brick'-dust, BrS-K-Dst 
 Brick'-kiln, Br*-K-Kl 
 Brick'-layer, Br*-K--R 
 BrickMaying, Br-K-i- 
 
 NG 
 Brick'-maker, Br-K-M- 
 
 Kr 
 Brick'-nogging, Brs - K - 
 
 N - Gr NG 
 
 Brick'-tea, Bi-s-K-T 
 Brick'-w ork,Br-K-Wr-K 
 Brid'al, Bri-Dl 
 Bride, Brdi 
 Bride'-cake, Brd^K-K 
 Bride'-chamber, Brdi - 
 
 CH(-M)-Br 
 
 Bride'groom, Brd^Gr-M 
 3ride'-maid, Brd'-Md 
 Sride'-man, Brd^Mn 
 3rides'-maid, Brd'-zMd 
 3rides'-man, BriP-zMn 
 Bride'well, Brdi-Wl 
 Bridge, Br*-J, BrWd, Br>- 
 
 J-NG 
 
 Bridge'-board,BrS-J-Brd 
 Bridg'ing-joist, Br - J - 
 
 NG-Jst 
 Bri'dle, B r i-Dl, Br^-Dld, 
 
 Bri-Dl-NG 
 Bri'dle-path, Br 1 - Dl - P- 
 
 TH 
 
 Bri'dle- way, BrJ-Dl W 
 Bri'dler, B^-Dl-B 
 Bridoon', Br^-Dn 
 Brief, Brfs 
 Briefless, Br^-Fls 
 Briefly, Br-Fl 
 Briefness, Brf3-Ns 
 Bri'er, Br 1 R 
 Bri'ery, Br 1 -^ 
 Brig, Br3-G 
 Brigade', Br^-Gd, Br*-G- 
 
 Dd, Br2-Ud-NG 
 Brigadier', Br^-G-Dr 
 Brig'and, Br^-Gnd 
 Brig'andage, Br^-Gnd-J 
 Brig'andine, Bri-Gn-Dn 
 Brig'antine, Br 3 -Gn-Tn 
 Bright, Brt 1 . See Broad. 
 Bright'en, BrJ-Tn, Br>- 
 
 Tnd, Br'-Tn-NG 
 Bright'ly, Brt'-i 
 Bright'ness, Brt'-Ns 
 Bright's' Disease, Brts 1 - 
 
 D-zZ 
 
 Brill'iance, Br^-Ins 
 Brill'iancy, BrS-Zn-S 
 Brill'iant, Br-Z,iit 
 Brill'iantly, KtS-Lnt-L 
 Brim, BrS-M 
 Brim'ful, Br^-M-Fl 
 Brim'mer, Br-Mr 
 Brim'ming, Br-M-NG 
 
 31 
 
 Brim'stone, Br*-Ms-Tn 
 Brin'ded, Brn^-Dd 
 Brin'dle, Brnd^-L 
 Brin'dled, Brnda-Ld 
 Brine, Brn 1 
 Brine'-pan, Brn^-Pn 
 Bring, Br-NG, 
 
 NG 
 
 Bring'er, Br^-NGr 
 Brinish, Brn-SH 
 Brin'ishness, Brn^-SH- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Brink, Br-NG-K 
 Brin'y, Br^-N 
 Brisk, Br"-sK 
 Brisk'et, Br3-sKt 
 Brisk'ly, Brs-Kl 
 Brisk'ness, Br-sK-Ns 
 Bris'tle, Brs-L, Brs^-Ld, 
 
 Bris'tly 
 Britan'nia, Br&-T-N 
 Brit'ish, Brts-SH 
 Brit'on, Br-Tn 
 Brit'tle, Br^-Tl 
 Brit'tleness, BrS-Tl-Ns 
 Britz'ska, Br3-sK 
 Broach, Br^-CH, Br^-CHt, 
 
 Br2-CH-NG 
 Broach'er, Br 2 -CHr 
 Broad, Br-D. Br^-Dr, B r i- 
 
 Dst. See Bright. 
 Broad'-brim, Brdi-Br-M 
 Broad'cast, Brd'-Kst 
 Broad'cloth, Brdi-Kl-TH 
 Broad'en, BrJ-Dn 
 Broad'-gauge, Brd-G-J 
 Broad'ish, Br^-D-SH 
 Broad'ly, Bi^-D-X, 
 Broad'ness, Br'-D-Ns 
 Broad'side, B^-Ds-D 
 Broad'sword, Brd'-sKd 
 Broad'wise, Brd'-Wz 
 Brocade', Br^-Kd 
 Brocad'ed, Br*-K-Dd 
 Bro'cage, Br2-K-J 
 Broc'ard, Br'-Krd 
 Brocatel', Br 2 -K-T-L 
 Brocatel'lo, Br^-K-T-X 
 Broc'coli, Bri-K-Z, 
 Brochure', Br-8Hr 
 Brock, Br'-K 
 Brock'et, BrJ-Kt 
 Bro'gan or Brogan', Br2 
 
 ori-Gn 
 
 Brogue, Br*-G 
 Broi'der, Br^Dr, Bri-Drd, 
 
 Br'-Dr-NG 
 Broil, Br-L, Br'-Ld, Br 1 - 
 
 L-NG 
 
 Broil'er, Br J -L-E 
 Bro'kage, Br*-K-J 
 Broke, Br 2 -K 
 Brok'en, Br^-Kn 
 Brok'en-heart'ed, Br- 
 
 Kn-fi-Td 
 
 Brok'enly, Bi-K-Nl 
 Brok'enness, Br*-Kn-Ns 
 Brok'en-wind'ed, Br* - 
 
 Kn - Wn - Dd 
 
 BRU 
 
 Bro'ker, Br^-Kr 
 Bro'kerage, Br^-Kr-J 
 Bro'ma, Br 2 -M 
 Bro'mic, Br^-M-K 
 Bro'mide, Br^-Md 
 Bro'mine, Br 2 -Mn 
 Bron'chi, Br ! -NG-K 
 Bron'chia. Br ! -NG-K 
 Bron'chial, Bri Xti-Kl 
 Bron'chic, Br 1 NG-K-K 
 Bronchi'tis, Bru^or^-K- 
 
 Ts 
 
 Bron'chocele, Brn'-Ks-L 
 Bronchot'omy, Bm^-Kti 
 
 M 
 
 Bron'chus. Br'-XG-Ks 
 Sronze, Brnz', Erazd 1 , 
 
 Brnzi-NG 
 Brooch, Br 2 -CH 
 Brood, Brd3, Br 3 - DO, 
 
 Brd(-J 3 
 
 Brook, Br3-K 
 Brook'let, Br-K-it 
 Broom, Br^-M 
 Broom'-corn, Br^-il-Krn 
 Broom'stick,Bi--Ms-T-K. 
 Broom'y, Br^-M 
 Broth, Bi-i-TH 
 Broth'el, B^-DHI 
 Broth'er, Brdhr 2 
 Broth'erhood, Brdhr^-D 
 Broth'er-in-law, Brtlhr 
 
 N-i [Bi-2-Nl] 
 Broth'erliness, Brdhi* 
 
 L-Ns 
 
 Broth'erly, Brtlhr2-L 
 Brougham, Bi- 3 -^! 
 Brow, Br 1 
 Brow'beat, Bri-B-T, Br 1 - 
 
 B-T-NG 
 
 Brow'beaten, B^-B-Tn 
 Brown, (u.)Bru 1 , Br'-Xr, 
 
 Br!-Nst 
 Brown, (v.) Bm 1 , Brnd 1 , 
 
 Bnii-NG 
 
 Brown'ie, Bri-N 
 Brown'ish, Bni'-SH 
 Brown'ness, Bm'-Xs 
 Brown'-stout, Brns'-Tt 
 Brown'-study,Brn.s'-T-D 
 Browse, Brzi, Brzdi, Brz>- 
 
 NG 
 
 Browse, Brs 1 
 Brows'er, Br 1 Zr 
 Bru'in, BrS-N 
 Bruise, Brz', Brzd s , Brz 8 - 
 
 NG 
 
 Bruis'er, Br-Zr 
 Bruit, Brt*. Br-Td. Brfc')*, 
 Bru'mal, Br-M-L 
 Brunette', Br^-N-T 
 Brunt, Brut 2 
 Brush, Brs SH, Br=-SHt, 
 
 Br2-SH-NG 
 Brush'er, Br^-SHr 
 Brush'iness, Bra-^ 
 Brush '-wood, Br^- SH 
 
 Wd 
 
 Brush'y, Br2-5H 
 Brask, Br*-sK 
 
BRU 
 
 32 
 
 BUR 
 
 Brus'tle, Brs-L, Brs*-Ld, 
 
 Buffoon'ish, W-Fn-SH 
 
 Bun'gler, B 2 -NG-G1-B 
 
 Bra^-L-NG 
 Bru'tal, Brt-L 
 
 BufTy, B2-F 
 Bug, BS-G 
 
 Bun'gling, B2-NG-G1-NQ 
 Bun'glingly, B^-NG-Gl- 
 
 Brutal'ity, Brti-i-T 
 
 Bug'aboo, B-G-B 
 
 NG1 
 
 Bru'talize, Brt'-Z-z, Brt 3 - 
 
 Bug'bear, B^-G-B-B 
 
 Bun'ion, Bn*-N 
 
 Zzd. Brt a -Z,z-NG 
 
 Bug'giness. w --Ns 
 
 Bunk, B 2 -NG-K, B^-NO- 
 
 Bru'tally, Brt 3 -Z 
 Brute, Brt> 
 Bru'tify, Brta-F, Brta-Fd, 
 
 Bug'gy, B2-(Gr 
 
 Bu'gle, Ba-Gl 
 Bu'gle-horn, B 3 -Gl-Hrn 
 
 Kt, B*-NG-K-NG 
 BunTsum, B*-NG-K-M 
 Bunt, Bnt2, Bn2-Td, Bnts. 
 
 Brt'-F-NG 
 
 Bu'gler, Bs-Gl-E 
 
 NG 
 
 Bru'tish, Brt 3 -SH 
 
 Bu'gloss, B 3 -Gls 
 
 Bunt'ing, Bnt2-NG 
 
 Bru'tishly, Brts-SHl 
 
 Buhl, B 3 -L 
 
 Bunt'ine, Bn 2 -Tn 
 
 Bru'tishness, Brf-SH-Ns 
 
 Buhr'-stone, B 3 -Bs-Tn 
 
 Bunt'line, Bnt2-Ln 
 
 Bru'tism, Brt 3 -zM 
 
 Build, B3-Ld, B3-id-NG 
 
 Buoy, Bw^or 1 , Bwd 3 or', 
 
 Bru'tum Fulmen, Brt 3 - 
 
 (Bld">, Bld(-)) 
 
 Bw^ori-NG. [Generally 
 
 M-Fl-Mn 
 
 BuUd'er, B 3 -idr 
 
 Boll by sailors.] 
 
 Bry'ony, Br l -N 
 
 Build'ing, BldCj* 
 
 Buoy'age, BwSor 1 -! 
 
 Bub, B2-B 
 
 Built, Bits 
 
 Buoy'ancy, Bwn 3 or!-8 
 
 Bub'ble, B2-B1, B*-Bll, 
 
 Bulb, B2-L-B 
 
 Buoy'ant, Bwn 3 ori-T 
 
 B*-B1-NG 
 
 Bulbif erous, B 3 -Z-Bf-.R8 
 
 Buoy'antly, BwnSo^-T-i 
 
 Bubbler, B=-B1-B 
 
 Bulb'ous, B^-i-Bs 
 
 Bur, B2-B 
 
 Bub'bly, B2-B1 
 
 Bulge, B2--J, B2-i-Jd, 
 
 Bur'bot, B2-H-Bt 
 
 Bub'by, B2-B 
 
 B2-L-J-NG 
 
 Bur'den, B 2 -fi-Dn, B-fi- 
 
 Bu'bo, B3-B 
 
 Bulk-y, B2-i-K 
 
 Dnd, B2-fi-Dn-NG 
 
 Bubon'ocele, Bi-B-Ns-L 
 
 Bulk'er, B'-L-Kr 
 
 Bur'denous, B 2 -fl-D-Ns 
 
 Bucanier', B 3 -Kn-B 
 
 Bulk'-head, B2-i-K-Hd 
 
 Bur'densome, B 2 -fi-D- 
 
 Buc'cal, B 2 -K1 
 
 Bulk'iness, B^-L-K-Ns 
 
 Ns - M [r -D-sM] 
 
 Buccaneer', B 3 -Kn-E 
 
 BuU, B 3 -L, B 3 -Ld, B 3 -L- 
 
 Bur'densomely, B^-B.D- 
 
 "Bucci'nal, B l -Ks-N-L 
 
 NG 
 
 Ns-M-Z/[or-D-sM-i] 
 
 Bucen'taur, Bs*-N-T-B 
 
 Bull'-baiting, B 3 -i-Bt(-) 
 
 Bur'densomeness, B 2 - 
 
 Bu'chu, B 3 -K 
 
 Buir-dog, W-L-V-G 
 
 /Z-D-Ns-M-Ns [or -D-sM- 
 
 Buck, B2-K, B-Kt, B-K- 
 
 Bul'let, B-Lt 
 
 Ns 
 
 NG 
 
 Bul'letin, BS-L-TJI 
 
 Bur'dock, B 2 -B-D-K 
 
 Buck'-basket, B 2 - K - B - 
 
 Bull'-flght, B^-i-Ft 
 
 Bu'reau, B 3 - 
 
 sKt 
 
 Bull'-flnch,B 3 -/,-F-N-CH 
 
 Bureau'cracy, B2-K-Kr-8 
 
 Buck'board, B 2 -K-Brd 
 Buck'et, B2-Kt 
 
 Bull'-frog, B 3 -i-Fr-G 
 Bull'-head, B 3 -L-Hd 
 
 Bureaucrat'ic, Bi-fi-Kr- 
 T-K 
 
 Buck'eye, B^-K-i 
 
 Bull'ion, W-Ln 
 
 Burg, B2-B-G 
 
 Buck'ish, B2-K-SH 
 
 Bull'ock, B 3 -/,-K 
 
 Burg'age, B 2 -K-G-J 
 
 Buckle, B2-K1, B-Kld, 
 
 BulFs'-eye, B 3 -Lz-i 
 
 Bur'gamot, Br 2 -G-Mt 
 
 B2-K1-NG 
 
 Bull'-trout, Ba-i-Trt 
 
 Burgeois', Bi^-Js 
 
 Buck'ler, B2-K1-B 
 
 Bull'y, B 3 -i, B 3 -Zd, B 3 - 
 
 Bur'geon, Br 2 -Jn 
 
 Buck'- mast, B^-K-Mst 
 
 Z-NG 
 
 Bur'gess, Br^-Js 
 
 Buck'ra, B 2 -Kr 
 
 Bul'rush, B 3 -i-B-SH 
 
 Burg'grave, B2-JZ-Grv 
 
 Buck'ram, B 2 -Kr-M 
 
 Bul'wark, B*-L-MVr-E. 
 
 Burgh, B 2 -fl-G 
 
 Buck'skin, B^-Ks-Kn 
 
 Bum, B2-M 
 
 Burgh'al, B 2 -fi-Gl 
 
 Buck'stall, B2-KS-T-L 
 
 Bumbail'iff, B^-M-B-i-F 
 
 Burgh'er, B 2 -fi-Gr 
 
 Buck'thorn, B^-K-TH-fin 
 
 Bum'ble-bee, B-M-B1-B 
 
 Bur'glar, Br 2 -Gl-E 
 
 Bucol'ic, B'-Kl-K 
 
 Bum'boat, B^-M-Bt 
 
 Burgla'rious, Br2-Gl-Ss 
 
 Bucol'ical, Bi-Kl-Kl 
 
 BumTtin, B 2 -M-Kn 
 
 Burgla'riously, Br 2 - Gl - 
 
 Bucra'nia, B2-Kr-N 
 
 Bum'mer, B^-Mr 
 
 R-KL 
 
 Bud, Bd2, B2-Dd, BdC) 1 
 
 Bump, B2-M-P. B2-M-P-T 
 
 Burg'lary, Br 2 -Gl-B 
 
 Bud'dhism, B^-D-zM 
 
 (or -Mt), B2-M-P-NG 
 
 Burg'omaster, Br ! - G - 
 
 Bud'dhist, B-Dst 
 
 Bump'er, B^-M-Pr 
 
 Mstr 
 
 Buddhist'ic, B^-Dst-K 
 
 Bump'kin, B2-M-Kn 
 
 Bur'grave, 3 2 -.R-Grv 
 
 Bude'-light, Bd*-it 
 
 Bun or Bunn, Bn 2 
 
 Bur'gundy, Br-Gn-D 
 
 Budge, B2-J, B2-Jd, B*-J- 
 
 Bunch, B2-N-CH, B2-X- 
 
 Bu'rial, B2-fl-L 
 
 HO 
 
 CHt. B2-N-CH-NG 
 
 Bu'rin, B^-fln 
 
 Budg'er, B^-Jr 
 
 Bunch'iness, B 2 - N - CH- 
 
 Burke, W-B-K, B*-B-Kt, 
 
 Budg'et, B^-Jt 
 
 Ni 
 
 BS-.K-K-NG 
 
 Bud'let, Bd2-it 
 
 Bunch'y, B2-N-CH 
 
 Burl, Br 2 -L 
 
 BuflF, Bfs 
 
 Bun'combe, B^-NG-K-M 
 
 Burl'er, Br-Z-B 
 
 Buffalo, B2-F- 
 
 Bund, Bnd 
 
 Burlesque', Br 2 - Zs - K, 
 
 Buffer, B2-Fr 
 
 Bun'dle, Bnd^-L, Bnd 2 - 
 
 Br2-Zs-Kt, Br2-Zs-K-NG 
 
 Buffet, B2-Ft, BS-F-Td, 
 
 Ld, Bnd-L-NG 
 
 Burlet'ta, Br2-z-T 
 
 B2-Ft-XG 
 
 Bung, B2-NG 
 
 Burliness, Br 2 -Z-Ns 
 
 Buf feter, B^-Ftr 
 
 Bun'galow, B^-NG-G-i 
 
 Bur'ly, Br-/, 
 
 Buffo, B2-F 
 Buffoon', BS-FQ 
 
 Bung'-hole, B^-NG-Hl 
 Bun'gle, B2-NG-G1, B2- 
 
 Burn, B2-BH, BS-Bnd, B 
 n-NG 
 
 Buafoon'ery, B*-Fa-,K 
 
 NG-Gld, B2-NG Gl-KG /Burn'er, B-Bn-E 
 
BUR 
 
 Bur'nettize, B 2 -.R-N-Tz 
 Burn'ing-glass, W-Rn- 
 
 NG - Gls 
 Bur'nish, B2-.Rn-SH, B2- 
 
 fln-SHt, B2-.Rn-SH-NG 
 Bur'nisher, B2-.Rn-SH-E 
 Burnt, B2-flnt 
 Burr, B2-E, B2-Ed, B 2 -.R- 
 
 NG 
 Bur'row, B 2 -B, W-R-V, 
 
 Bur'ry, W-R 
 Bur'sar, B 2 -Es-E 
 Bur'sary, B^-Ks-fi 
 Burse, B--KS 
 Burst, B 2 -Rst. B2-Bst(-) 
 Burst'er, B 2 -Estr 
 Burt, B 2 -Et 
 Bur'theu, B 2 -.R-DHn 
 Bur'y, B2-fl, B2-.R-D, B2- 
 
 /J-NG 
 Bur'ying-ground, B 2 -fi- 
 
 NG-Grnd 
 Bur'ying-place, B2.fi- 
 
 NG - Pis 
 Bus, fig" 
 Bus'by, Bz2-B 
 Bush, B^-SH, BS-SHt, B 3 - 
 
 SH-NG 
 
 Bush'-bean, B-SH-Bn 
 Bush'el, BS-SHI 
 Bush'elage, B-SH1-J 
 Bush'eler, B-SHl-E 
 Bush'el-roan, B^-SHl-Mn 
 Bush'-harrow, B^-SH-H- 
 
 K 
 
 Bush'iness, W-SH-TXs 
 Bush'ing, B^-SH-NG 
 Bush'man, B3-SH-Mn 
 Bush'-whacker, B 3 -SH- 
 
 W-Kr 
 Bush'-whacking,B 3 -8H- 
 
 W-K-NG 
 Bush'y, W.SH 
 Bus'ily, B-Z1 
 Bus'iness, Bz-Ns 
 Busk, B2-sK 
 Bus'kin, B2-gKn 
 Bus'kined, B^-sKnd 
 BusTcy, B2-sK 
 Buss, Bs2, Bst2, Bs2-NG 
 Bust, Bst2 
 Bus'tard, Bs^-T-Ed 
 Bus'tle, Bs2-L, Bs2-Ld, 
 
 Bs 2 -L-NG 
 Bus'tler, B2-sL-E 
 Bus'y, BS-Z, B^-D, B3-Z- 
 
 NG 
 
 Bus'y-body, Bz3-B-D 
 But, (cory.) Bt2 [B2] 
 But, (w.) Bt2 
 Butch'er, B 3 - CHr, B* - 
 
 CHrd. B^-CHr-NG 
 Butch'er-bird, B" - CHr - 
 
 Brd 
 
 Butch'erly, B3-CHr- 
 Butch'ery, fis-CH-fi 
 But'ler, Bt2-L-E 
 But'lerage, Btf-L-R-3 
 Butlership, 
 
 a* 
 
 33 
 
 But'ment, Bt-Mnt 
 Butt, Bt2, B 2 -Td, Bt(')* 
 Butte, Bta 
 But'ter, Btr2, B - Trd, 
 
 Btr 2 -NG 
 
 But'ter-cup, Btr2-K-P 
 But'tered, Btrd 
 But'terfly. B2-Tr-Fl 
 But'teris,B*-T-fis 
 But'termilk, Bs-Tr-M-i- 
 
 K 
 
 But'ternut, B^-Tr-N-T 
 But'tery, B-Tr 
 Butt'-hinge, Bt2-H-N-J 
 Butt'-joint, Bt2-Jnt 
 But'tock, B2-T-K 
 But'ton, B2-Tn, B2-Tnd, 
 
 B2-Tn-NG 
 But'ton-hole, B2-T-N- 
 
 Hl, B2-T-N-Hld, B2-T-N- 
 
 Hl-NG 
 
 But'ton-wood,B2-Tn-Wd 
 But'tress, B2-Trs 
 Butt'-weld, Bt^-wid 
 Butyra'ceous, W-T-R- 
 
 SHs 
 
 Bu'tyrus, B 3 -T-.Rs 
 Butyr'ic, B 3 -T-fi-K 
 Bu'tyrine, B-T-Rn 
 Bux'om, B*-K-sM 
 Bux'omly, B2-K-sM- 
 Bux'omness,B2-K-sM-Ns 
 Buy, Bi, Bi-NG 
 Buy'er, Bi-E 
 Buzz, Bz2, Bzd2. Bz-NG 
 Buz'zard, B2-Zrd 
 Buzz'er, B2-Zr 
 By, Bi 
 Bye, Bi 
 
 By'-gone, BJ-Gn 
 By'-law, W-L 
 By'-play, B-P1 
 Byre, B-E 
 
 By'-stander, Bsi-Tndr 
 By'-street, B^sTrt 
 By'-way, B'-W 
 By'-word, Bi-Wrd 
 Byz'ant, Bz-Nt 
 Byzan'tine or Byz'an- 
 
 tine, Bzior*-N-Tn 
 
 c. 
 
 C, the third letter of the 
 Alphabet, like q and x, has 
 no sound of its own, and 
 therefore has no sign ap- 
 propriated to it in Phonog- 
 raphy. It sounds like k 
 in can, like * in cell, like z 
 in suffice, and (with follow- 
 ing e or i) like sh in ocean, 
 commercial, etc. 
 
 i?c, before a, o and , 
 nave the one sound of k. as 
 in baccate, account, accuse ; 
 
 CAD 
 
 but, before e and i, they 
 have the two sounds of k 
 and s, as in accede, acci- 
 dent. See Bb. 
 
 C is sometimes silent, as 
 in indict. See silent 6. 
 Cab, K-B 1 
 Cabal', K-Bi-L, K-Bi-Ld, 
 
 K-Bi-L-NG 
 Cab'ala, K-W-L 
 Cab'alism, K-B^i-zM 
 Cab'alist, K-B^Lst 
 Cabalist'ic, K-B^-Ls-T-K 
 Cabalist'ical-iy, K - B 3 - 
 
 Ls - T - Kl 
 
 Cabal'ler, K-B'-Z-R 
 Cab'alline, K-B l -n 
 Cab'bage, K-Bi-J, K-Bi- 
 
 Jd. K-Bi-J-XG 
 Cab'bage-rose,K-Bi-J-.Rz 
 Cab'in, K-Bni, K-Bnd 1 , 
 
 Cab'in-boy, K-Bi^-B 
 Cab'inet, K-Bi-N-T [K-B^ 
 Ca'ble, K-B12 
 Cabob', K-B!-B 
 Caboose', K-Bs 3 
 Cabriolet', K-Br 2 - 
 Caca'o, K 2 -K 
 Cach'alot, K-SHi-it 
 Cache, K-SH 1 
 Cachec'tic, K-K-K-T2-K 
 Cachee'tical, K-K-K-T 2 - 
 
 Kl 
 
 Cach'et, K-SHi 
 Cachex'y, K-K-K-S 2 
 Cachinna'tion, K 2 - K - 
 
 Nshn 
 
 Cacique', Ks 3 -K 
 Cack'le, Ri-Kl, Ki-Kld, 
 
 K!-K1-NG 
 Cack'ler, K-Kl-Ri 
 Cack'ling, Ri-Kl-NG 
 Cac'ochymy, K^K-K-M 
 Cacode'mon, K-K-D 3 -Mn 
 Cacoe'thes, K-K-THz 3 . 
 Caoog'raphy, K-K-Gr-F 1 
 Cacoph'onous, K - K - F>- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Cacoph'ony, K-K.-F!-N 
 Cac'ti, K-K-T 1 
 Cae'tus, K-K-Ts 1 
 Cad, K-D 1 
 
 Cadav'erous, K-Dv'-Ss 
 Cad'dice, K-Ds 1 
 Cad'dice-ny, K-Dsi-Fl 
 Cad'dis, K-Ds 1 
 Cad'dow, K-Di 
 Cad'dy, K-Di 
 Cade, K-D 2 
 Ca'dence, K-Dns z 
 Ca'dency, K-Dn 2 -S 
 JCa'dent, K-Dut 2 
 Caden'za, K-Dn2-Z 
 Cadet', K-Dt 2 
 Cadew', K-D 
 Cade'- worm, K-DS-Wr-M 
 Cadge, K-J 1 
 jCad'ger, K-Jr 
 iCad'gy,K-Ji 
 
CAD 34 CAM 
 
 Ca'di, K-D2 
 
 Calculator, KlJ-Kltr 
 
 Calmly, K'-Ml 
 
 Cadme'an, K-D 3 -Mn 
 
 Cal'culous, Kl-K-isi 
 
 Calm'ness, Ki-M-Ns 
 
 Cad'mia, K-D'-M 
 
 Cal'culus, Kl-K-is 1 
 
 Calog'raphy, Kl-Gr-F 
 
 Cad'mian, K-D J -Mn 
 
 Cal'dron, Kl-Drn 1 ICal'omel, KP-M1 
 
 Cad'mium, K-Di-M-M 
 
 Calefa'cient, Kl-Fshnt* Calor'ic, K-LrJ-K 
 
 Cadu'ceus, K-D 3 - SHs 
 
 Calefac'tion, Kl-F^Kshn 
 
 Calorific, K-ir^-F-K 
 
 Cadu'city, K-Ds*-T 
 
 Calefac'tive, Kl-Fi-K-Tv 
 
 Caloriflca'tion, K-irS-F- 
 
 Cadu'cous, K-D 3 -Ks 
 
 Calefac'tor, Kl-F^-Ktr 
 
 Kslm 
 
 Csesu'ra, S 3 -zfl 
 Caesu'ral, 8 a -zfi-L 
 
 Calefac'tory, Kl-Fi-K-T- 
 R 
 
 Calorim'eter, K-Z-^-Mtr 
 Calorim'etry, K - Z,r - M- 
 
 Cafe, K-Fi 
 Caffe'ic, K-F3-K 
 
 Cal'efy, K1-F 
 Cal'endar, Klndr 1 
 
 Tr 
 Calorimo'tor, K - ir 2 - 
 
 Caffe'ine, K-F-N 
 
 Cal'ender, Klndr 1 , Klnd 1 - 
 
 Motr 
 
 Caf fre, K-Fr 1 
 
 Rd, Kliidri-NG 
 
 Calote', K-Lt 
 
 Caftan or Caftan', K-F 1 - 
 
 Cal'enderer, Klndr-R 1 
 
 Calotte', K-Z,ti 
 
 Tn 
 
 Cal'ends, Kli-Ndz 
 
 Cal'otype, Kl-T^P 
 
 Gag, Ki-G 
 
 Cal'enture, KU-Ntr 
 
 Caloy'er, K-Z- J -R 
 
 Cage, K-J 2 , K-Jd 2 , K-J 2 - 
 
 Cales'cence, K-Z,s 2 -Ns 
 
 Cal'trap or Cal'trop, Kl- 
 
 NG 
 
 Calf, Kfi 
 
 Tr 1 -? 
 
 Cai'man, K 2 -Mn 
 
 Cal'iber or Cal'ibre, Kl 1 - 
 
 Cal'umet, K-Li-Mt 
 
 Ca'ique or Caique', K 2 or 
 
 Br 
 
 Calum'niate, Kl-M-N-T*, 
 
 3 -K 
 
 Cal'ice, K-is 1 
 
 Kl-M-N-Td 2 , K1-M-N-T2- 
 
 Cairn, K-ZZn 1 
 
 Cal'ico, K-it-K 
 
 KG 
 
 Cais'son, Ks*-N 
 
 Cal'id, K-Z-d 1 
 
 Calumnia'tion, Kl 2 - M - 
 
 Cai'tiff, K-Tf 2 
 
 Calid'ity, K-id-T 
 
 Nshn 
 
 Caj'eput, K-J J -Pt 
 Cajole', K-J 2 -L, K-J2-Ld, 
 
 Cal'iduct, K-Z-t-D-Kt 
 Ca'lif, K-Z.2-F 
 
 Calum'niator, Kl 2 -3I-Ntr 
 Calum'niatory, Kl-M-N- 
 
 K-J2-L-NG. See Cudgel. 
 
 Cal'ifate, K-Z-^Ft 
 
 T 2 -# 
 
 ;ajol'er, K-J S -Z,-R 
 Cajol'ery, K-J 2 -i-K 
 
 Calig'inous, Kl^-J-Ns 
 Calig'raphy, Kl-Gr-F 3 
 
 Calum'nious, Kl 2 -M-Ns 
 Calum'niously, Kl - M - 
 
 Cake, K 2 -K, K-K-T 2 , K 2 - 
 
 Calipash', K-i^P-SH 
 
 Ns - L- 
 
 K-NG 
 
 Calipee', K-ZAP 
 
 Cal'umny, KP-M-N 
 
 Cal'abash, K-L'-B-SH 
 
 Cal'ipers, K-Z,i-Prz 
 
 Cal'vary, Kl-V 1 -^ 
 
 Calaboose', K-Z, a -Bs 
 
 Ca'liph, K-Z, 2 -F 
 
 Calve, Kv 1 
 
 Cala'brian, K-Z, 2 -Bru 
 
 Cal'iphate, K-L^-Yt 
 
 Calves, Kvz 1 
 
 Calaman'co,Kl'-M-NG-K 
 
 Calisthen'ic, Kls-THn 2 -K 
 
 Cal'vinism, Kl-Vni-Z-M 
 
 Calamiferous, Kl-M-F 3 - 
 
 Calisthen'ics, Kls-THn 2 - 
 
 Cal'vinist, Kl-Vni-St 
 
 RB 
 
 Ks 
 
 Calvinist'ic, Kl-Vn 3 -St-K 
 
 Caramine, K-Z/t-Mn 
 
 Ca'lix, K-Z. 2 -Ks 
 
 Calvinist'ical, Kl-Vn8- 
 
 Calam'itous, Kl-M-Ts 1 
 Calam'itously, Kl-M-T 1 - 
 
 Calk, Kt-K, K-K-Ti, K^-K- 
 NG 
 
 St-Kl 
 Calx, K-I^-Ks 
 
 l 
 
 Calk'er, Rt-Kr 
 
 Cal'ycle, K-L^Kl 
 
 Calam'itousness, Kl-M- 
 
 Calk'in, KU-Kn or Ki-Kn 
 
 Calyx, K-Z, 2 -Ks 
 
 Tsi-Xs 
 
 Calk'ing-iron, K'-K-NG- 
 
 Cam, K!-M 
 
 Calam'ity, Kl-M-Ti 
 
 i-Rn 
 
 Cama'ieu, K-M-T 2 
 
 Cal'ami, Kl'-M 
 
 Call, Kli, Kid 1 , KP-NG 
 
 Cam'ber, K-M-Bri 
 
 Cal'amus, KH-Ms 
 
 Call'er, K-Z,ri 
 
 Cam'bist, K-M-Bst* 
 
 Calash', K-Z^-SH 
 
 Cal'lid, K-L l -D 
 
 Cam'bistry, K-M-Bi-sTr 
 
 Cal'car, Kl'-Kr 
 
 Calligraphic, Kl : -Grf-K 
 
 Cam'blet, K-M-Blt 1 
 
 Calca'reous, Kl-K-7?s 2 
 
 Calligraph'ical, Kl - Gr - 
 
 Gamboge', K-M-B2-J 
 
 Gai'ceated, Kl-S'-Td 
 
 F 1 Kl 
 
 Camboose', K-il-Bs 3 
 
 Calcif erous, Kls-F-ffs 
 
 Callie'raphist, Kl - Gr - 
 
 Cam'brel, K-M-Bri-L 
 
 Cal'ciform, Kla-F^R-M 1 Fsta 
 
 Cam'brian, K-M-Brn 1 
 
 Cal'cify, Kls F 
 Calcin'able,Kls-N-Bl> 
 
 Callig'raphy, Kl-Gr-F 3 
 Call'me, KU-NG 
 
 Cam'bric, K-M-Br 2 -K 
 Came, K 2 -M. See Come. 
 
 Cal'cinate, Kis'-Nt Calli'ope, K-Z-J-P 
 
 Cam'el, K ] -Ml 
 
 Calcina'tion, Kls 2 -Nshn iCallipash', K i'-P-SH 
 
 Cameleon, K M-Ln 8 
 
 Calcin'atory, Kls-N-TS-^j Callipee', K-L*-P 
 Calcine'orCal'cine, Kls 1 - Cal'lipers, K-I,i-Prz 
 
 Camellia, K-M-Z 2 
 Camel'opard or Cam'el- 
 
 N, Kls-Nd, Kls'-N-NG Callisthen'ics, Kls- 
 Calcin'er, Kls-N-Ri THu--Ks 
 
 opard, K-Ml-Prd^or 1 
 Cam'eo, K'-Mio 
 
 Cal'cite, Kls.T 1 
 Cal'citrate, Kl-sTrti 
 
 Callos'ity, K-Zs 1 -! 
 Callous, K-Z/s 1 
 
 Cam'era, K M-/J 1 
 Cameralist'ics, K M - 
 
 Cal'cium, Kl J -sM Cal'lousness, K-is^Ns 
 
 TJls 3 T-Ks 
 
 Calc'-sinter, KH-Ks-Ntr Cal'low, K-Z,> 
 
 Cam'era Lu'cida, K-M. 
 
 Calculable, K1-K1-BH jCal'lus. K-Aai 
 
 Ri-Ls-D 
 
 cEcHlon^illshn 1 
 
 r!ftlm / \ VI. \1 Kl.TW/1 
 
 Cam'era Obscu'ra,K-M. 
 Camisade' or Camlsa' 
 
 do,K 
 
CAM 
 
 Cam'let, K-M-Zti 
 Cam'omile, K-M-M-L> 
 Camp, K-M-pi, K.!-Mt, K- 
 
 M-P'-NG 
 
 Campaign', K-M-Pn 2 
 Campaign'er, K-M-P 2 -Nr 
 Campanlform, K-M-P>- 
 
 N-F-E-5I [-Pn-F] 
 Campanol'ogy, K-M-P 1 
 
 Nl-J 
 Campan'ulate, K-M-pi- 
 
 Nl-T 
 Campes'tral, K-M-P 2 - 
 
 sTr-/- 
 Campes'trian, K-M-P 2 - 
 
 sTrn 
 
 Camphene', K-M-Fn3 
 Cam'phire, K-M-F'-R 
 Cam'phor, K-M-Fr 1 
 Cam'phorate, K-M-F^-T 
 Camphorlc.K-M-Fi-R-K 
 Cam'pion, K-M-Pn 1 
 Camp' -meeting, K-M-P 1 - 
 
 Mt(-) 
 
 Cam'-wheel, Ki-M-Wl 
 Can, (n.) Kn 
 Can, (u.)Kni [Ki] 
 Canaille', K-N-L* 
 Canal', K'-Nl 
 Canard', Kn-RiorKn-Rd 1 
 Cana'ry, Kn- 2 
 Cana'ry-bird, Kn-.R 2 -Brd 
 Can'cel, K-N-sLi, K-N- 
 
 sLdi, K-N-sLi-NG 
 Can'cellated, K - N - sL l - 
 
 Td [K-s/^-Tdi 
 Cancella'tion, K - N - 
 
 sLshn 2 [K-sLshn 2 ] 
 Can'cer, Kn-sR 1 
 Can'cerate, K-N-s7?ti 
 Cancera'tion, K - N - 
 
 Jbbn* 
 
 Can'cerous, K-N-sRs 1 
 Can'criform, K-NG-Kr- 
 
 FM-R-M) 
 
 Can'crine, K'-NG-Km 
 Candela'bra, Kn-D 2 -i-Br 
 Candela'brum, Kn-D 2 -i- 
 
 Br-M 
 
 Can'dent, Kn-Dnti 
 Can'did, Kn-Ddi 
 Can'didacy, Knd-D^S 
 Can'didate, Kud-Dti 
 Can'didly, Kn-Dd'-/, 
 Can'didness, Kn-Dd^X.s 
 Can'dle, K-Nd-L 1 
 t/an'dlemas, K-Nd-L'-Ms 
 Can'dor, Kndr 1 
 Can'dy, Kn-D 1 , Kn-Dd 1 , 
 
 Kn-D'-NG 
 
 Cane, Kn 2 , Knd 2 , Kn 2 -NG 
 Canic'ula, K^-N-Kl 
 Can'icule, K-N-K1 
 Canic'ular, K-N-K1-R* 
 Canine', K'-Nn 
 Can'ister, Knstr 1 
 Can'ker, Ki-NG-Kr, Ki- 
 
 NG-Krd, Kl-NG-K^-^G 
 Can'kered, Ki-NG-Krd 
 CanTterous, K-NG-Kr-S 1 
 
 35 
 
 Can'ker-rash, K^NG-Kr 
 
 -SH 
 Can'ker- worm, K 1 - KG - 
 
 Kr-Wr-M 
 
 Can'nel-coal, Ki-Nl-Kl 
 Can'nibal, K-N-BU 
 Can'nibalism, K-N-BP- 
 
 zM 
 
 Can'non, Kni-N 
 Cannonade', Kn - N - D 2 , 
 
 Kn-N-Dd*, Kn-N-D2-NG 
 Can'non-ball,Kni-N-B-L 
 Cannoneer' or Cannon- 
 
 ier', Kn-N-R* 
 Can'nonry, Kn-N-R> 
 Can'non-shot.KnJ-N-SHt 
 Can'not, Kni-Nt[Kntij 
 Can'nular, Kn-Z^R 
 Can'ny, Ki-N 
 Canoe', K 3 -N 
 Can'on, Kni-N 
 Can'on, (a gorge) K-N-Yn 1 
 Can'oness, Kn-N-S 1 
 Canonic, Kni-N-K 
 Canonlcal-ly, Kn^-N-Kl 
 Canon'icalness, Kni-N- 
 
 Kl-Ns 
 
 Canonicals, Kni-N-Klz 
 Canonlcate, Kn!-N-Kt 
 Canoniclty, Kn-Ns-1' 3 
 Can'onist, Kn^lsst 
 Canonist'ic, Kn-Ns-T 3 -K 
 Canoniza'tion,Kn 2 -NzsAn 
 Can'onize, Kn^Nz, Kn 1 - 
 
 Nzd, Kni-Nz-NG 
 Can'onizer, Kn-N-Zr 1 
 Can'on-law, Kn!-N-/i 
 Can'onry, Kn-N-B 1 
 Can'onship, KnJ-NrSH 
 Can'opy, K-N-P 1 , K-N- 
 
 Pdi, K-N-Pi-NG 
 Cano'rous, Kn-^fs 2 
 Cant, Knt 1 , Kn-Td 1 , Knt'- 
 
 NG 
 
 Can't, Knti 
 Cantab', Kn-Ti-B 
 Cantab'rigian, Kn - T 1 - 
 
 Br- Jn 
 Can'taleup or Can'ta- 
 
 loupe, Kn-TJ-i-P 
 Can'talever, Kn-Ti-^-Vr 
 Jantan'kerous, Knt-NG- 
 
 Kr-S 
 
 Canta'ta, Kn-T'orS-T 
 Oanteen', Kn-Tn 3 
 Jan'ter, Kntr 1 , Knt-Rd 1 , 
 
 Kntri-NG 
 
 Can'terbury, Kntr-Bi- 
 Oan'terbury-tale, Kntr- 
 
 BI-_K-T-L 
 Canthar'ides, K-N-TH 1 - 
 
 B-Dz 
 
 Can'tharis, K-N-TH^/Js 
 Cant'-hook, Knti-H-K 
 Can'thus, K-N-THsi 
 Can'ticle, Kn-T'-Kl 
 Can'tilever, Kn-Ti-i-Vr 
 Can'tillate, Kn-TJ-it 
 Cantilla'tion, Kn - T^ - 
 
 Lshu 
 
 CAP 
 
 Cantine'j Kn-Tn' 
 Cant'ingly, Knt-NG-H 
 Can'tle, Kn T'-L 
 Cant'let, Kut-iti 
 Can'to, Kii-T 1 
 Can/ton, Kn - Tn 1 , Kn- 
 
 Tiid', Kn-Tni-NG 
 Can'tonal, Kn-T'-Nl 
 Can'tonize, Kn-T'-Kz 
 Can'tonment, Ku-Ti-N- 
 
 Mut 
 
 Cantoon', Kn-Tu* 
 Can'vas, Kn-Vs 1 
 Can'vas-back, Kn-Vs^B- 
 
 K 
 Can'vass, En - Vs 1 , Ka- 
 
 Vsti. Kn-AV-NG 
 Can'vasser, Kn-Vsi-R 
 Can'y, K--X 
 Can'yon, K-N-Yn 1 
 Canzo'ne, Ku-Z-'-N 
 Canzonet', Ku-Z--Nt 
 Caout'chouc, K-CH'-K 
 Cap, K-P 1 . K-Pf. K-pi-KG 
 Capabil'ity, K-P'Bl- T 
 
 [K-B1 3 -T] 
 
 Ca'pable, K-P^-Bl [K-B1*] 
 Ca'pableness, K - P- - Bl- 
 
 Ns [iBs] 
 
 Capa'cious, K-P 2 -SHs 
 Capa'ciously,K-P--SHs-Zi 
 Capa'ciousness, K - P" - 
 
 SHs - Ns 
 Capac'itate, K-Ps'-Tt, K- 
 
 Ps!-T-Td, K-Ps'-Tt-NG 
 Capac'ity, K-Ps 1 -!' 
 Cap-a-pie', K-P^-PG 
 Capar'ison, K. - P 1 - R a- N, 
 
 K-P'-/es-Xd, K-P^JZs-N- 
 
 NO 
 
 Cape, K-ps 
 Cap'ellet, K-pi-Zt 
 Ca'per, K.-Pr-, K-Prd^, K- 
 
 Pr--NG 
 
 Ca'perer, K-Pr^-R 
 Ca'per-tree, K-Pr^-Tr 
 Ca'pias, K-Ps 2 
 Capilla'ceoua, K-P 2 -- 
 
 SHs 
 Capil'lament, K-P 3 -i- 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Capillar'ity, K-F l -L-Rt 
 Cap'illary or Capil'lary, 
 
 K-F^ofi-L-lt 
 Capil'liform, K-P^-i-F 
 
 It-M 
 Cap'ital, K-Pt 1 -!,. See 
 
 Capitol. 
 
 Capitalist, K-Pti-Zst 
 Capitaliza'tion, K - Pt^ - 
 
 Lzshn 
 
 Capitalize, H-Pt l -Lz 
 Capitally, K-Pt'-L 
 Capita'tion, K-P 2 -Tshn 
 Caplte, K-pi-T 
 Capitol, K-P 1 -!!. Se 
 
 Capital. 
 
 Gapltoline, K-P J -T-in 
 j Capit'ular, K-Pt-i-R 
 I Capit'ulary, 
 
CAP 
 
 Capif ulate, K-Pt*- t, K- 
 
 Capitula'tion, K - Pt* - 
 
 Lshn 
 
 Capit'ulator, K Pts-Ltr 
 Capi'vi, K-ps-V 
 Cap'nomancy, K - P* - N- 
 
 Mn-8 
 
 Capoch', K-I> 3 -CH 
 Ca'pon, K-Pn 2 
 Caponiere', K-Pn 8 -K 
 Capot', K Pt 
 Capote', K-Pt 2 
 Capouch', K P 3 -CH 
 Cap'reolate, K-Pri-Lt 
 Capric'cio, K-Prt 3 -CH 
 Caprice', K-Prs 3 
 Capri'cious, K-Pr 3 -5Hs 
 Capri'ciously, K Pr 3 - 
 
 8Hs- 
 Capri'ciousness, K-Pr 3 - 
 
 Cap'ricorn, K-Pr^Krn 
 Caprifica'tion, K - Prf 2 - 
 
 Kita 
 
 Cap'riform.K-Pri -F-B- M 
 Caprig'enous.K-Pr'-j-Ns 
 Cap'riole, K-Pr 1 -!, 
 Cap'-sheaf, K-P l -SH-F 
 Cap'sicine, K-P>-S(*-N 
 Cap'sicum, K-P^sK-M 
 Capsize', K-P l -sZ, K-pi- 
 
 sZd. K-P'-sZ-NG 
 Cap'stan, K-Ps'-Tn 
 Cap'sular, K-P*-sZ,-R 
 Cap'sulary, K-P'-si-B 
 Cap'sulate, K-P>-s/,t 
 Cap'sulated, KJ>i-s/--Td 
 Cap' sale, K-Psi-L 
 Cap'tain, K-pi-Tn [K-Pn 1 
 Cap'taincy, K-P'-Tn-S 
 
 lor Pn-S] 
 
 Cap'tainry, K-pi-T-Nr 
 Cap'tainship, K-pi-Tn : 
 
 8H 
 
 Cap'tion, K-Pshni 
 Cap'tious, K-P'-SHs 
 Cap'tiously, K-P'-SHs-L 
 Cap 'tiousness, K-pi-Sflis- 
 
 Ks 
 Cap'tivate, K-Pti-Vt, K- 
 
 Pt'-V-Td, K-Pti-Vt(-) 
 Captiva'tion, K-Pt 2 -Vshn 
 Cap'tive, K-Pt l -V 
 Captiv'ity, 
 
 (-Vt) 
 
 Cap'tor, K-Ptr> 
 Capt'ure, K-P'-CHr, K- 
 
 p!-CHrd. K-P'-CHr-NG 
 Capuchin', K-P 3 -SHn 
 Ca'put, K-Pt 
 Ca'put Mortuum, K-Pt 2 
 
 M-.R-T-M 
 Car, Kri 
 
 Car'abine, K-K'-Bn 
 Car'ack, K-R l -K 
 Car'acole, K-fi^Kl 
 Car'agheen, K--Gn 
 Car'amel, K-^-Ml 
 Car'apace, K-R l -Pa 
 
 K-Pt-V-T Cardoon 
 
 86 
 
 Car'apax, K- 
 Car'at, K-RV 
 Car'avan or Caravan', 
 
 K-R l -\n 
 Caravan'sary or Cara- 
 
 van'serai, E.-R l -\us-S 
 Car'avel, K-fi l -V-L 
 Car'away, K-R l -Vf 
 Car'bine, Kr-Bn 1 
 Carbineer', Kr-Bn'-E 
 Car'bon, Kr-Bni 
 Carbona'ceous, Kr-Bn*- 
 
 SHs 
 
 Carbona'ri, Kr-B'-Nr 
 Car'bonate, Kr-Bi-X-T 
 Car'bonated., Kr-B'-N-Td 
 Carbon'ic, Kr-B^N-K. 
 Carboniferous, Kr-B*- 
 
 N-F-fis 
 Carboniza'tion, Kr-B=- 
 
 Nz*ft?i 
 Car'bonize, Kr - B' - Nz, 
 
 Kr-Bi-Nzd, Kr-B-Nz-NG 
 Car'boy, Kr-Bi 
 CarTjuncle, Kr-Bi-NG-Kl 
 Car'buncled, Kr-Bi-NG- 
 
 Kld 
 Carbun'cular, Kr-B^-NG- 
 
 Kl-B 
 
 CarTsuret, Kr-Bi-fit 
 Car'bureted, Kr-Bi-fi-Td 
 Car'canet, K^-K-Nt 
 Car'cass, Kr'-Ks 
 Card, Krdi, Kr-Dd^, Krdi- 
 
 NG 
 
 Gar'damine, Kr-D^Mn 
 Car'damom, Kr-Di-M-M 
 Card'-board, Krd^Brd 
 Card'er, Kr-Dr 1 
 Car'diac, Kr-Di-K 
 Cardi'acal, Kr-D'-Kl 
 Car'dialgy, Kr-Di-i-J 
 Car'dinal, Kr-Di-Nl 
 Car'dinalate, Kr-D J -Nl-T 
 Car'dinalship, Kr-D'-Xl: 
 
 SH 
 Car'dinal-bird, Kr - D 1 - 
 
 Nl - Brd 
 Card'ing-engine, Krd 1 - 
 
 NG - N - Jn 
 Card'ing-maehine, 
 
 Krd^NG-M-SHu 
 Car'dioid, Kr-D'-D 
 Cardiol'ogy, Kr-Di-L-J 
 Cardoon', Kr-Dn 3 
 Card'-table, Krd^T-Bl 
 Care, Kr>, Krd 1 , Kr'-NG 
 Car'er, K-Kr 1 
 Careen', K-fin 3 , K-^nd 3 , 
 
 K-n3-NG 
 Career', K-R*-R, K-Rt-R- 
 
 . 
 
 Care'ful, Kr-F'-L [Krf 1 ] 
 Care'tully, Krf-Z, 1 
 Care'fulness, Kr-F'-L-Xs 
 
 [Kri;F8j 
 
 Care'less, Kr-Ls* 
 Care'lessly, E.r-Ls l -L 
 Care'lessness, Kr-^s'-Ns 
 
 [Kr'JLs] 
 
 CAR 
 
 iCarene', K-JSn s 
 Caress', K-R&-. K-RsP, K. 
 ! fls^-NG 
 Ca'ret, K Bt 
 Care' -worn, KrLWrn 
 Car'go, Ki-i-G 
 Car'ibou, K-JP-B 
 Car'icature, Kr-K-CHr 1 , 
 
 Kr-K-CHrd 1 , Kr-K-CHr 1 - 
 
 NG. See Character, 
 Car x icaturist 3 Kr-K-CHrsti 
 Ca'ries, K-Kz 2 
 Car'inate, K-fi>-Nt 
 Car'inated, K-fl-N-Td 
 Car'iole, K-/ei-L 
 Carips'ity, K-flsi-T 
 Ca'rious, K-Rs- 
 Cark'ing, KrJ-K-NG 
 Carl, Kr-Li 
 Car'line, Kr-^n 1 
 Car'ling, Kr-L-NG 
 Car'man, Kr'-Mn 
 Car'melite, Kr-M-ti 
 Carmin'ative, Kr - M - N- 
 
 Tv 
 
 Car'mine, K^-Mn 
 Car'nage, Kr-N-Ji 
 Car'nal, Kri-Nl 
 Car'nalist, KrJ-Nlst 
 Carnal'ity, Kr-Nl-Ti 
 Car'nalize, Kr^Nl^, Zr 1 - 
 
 Nlzd, Kri-Nlz-XG 
 Car'nally, Kr J -Nl 
 Carna'tion, Kr 2 -Nshn 
 Carnel'ian, Kr-N-Ln 3 
 Car'neous, Kr-N-S 1 
 Car'ney, Ki-i-N 
 Carninca'tion, Kr-N-F. 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Car'nify, Kr-N-F* 
 Car'nival, Kr-N-Vt-L 
 Carniv'ora, Kr-N-V 3 - 
 Carniv'orous, Kr-N-V 8 - 
 
 Rs 
 
 Carnos'ity, Kr-Ns-T 1 
 Car'ob. K-^-B 
 Car'ol, K-/ili, K-Bld', K- 
 
 J?li-NG 
 
 Carot'id, K-K J -Td 
 Carot'idal, K--K'-T-D1 
 Carous'al, K-zi-L 
 Carouse', K-Rz^, K-fizd 1 . 
 
 K-zi-NG 
 
 Carous'er, K-K'-Zr 
 Carp, K-.RI-P, K-/2i-Pt, K- 
 
 X'-P-NG 
 
 Car'pal, Kr-pi-L 
 Car'penter, Kr-Pnfr 1 
 Car'pentry, Kr-P'-N-Tr 
 Carp'er, Kr-Pr 1 
 Car'pet, Kr-Pt', Kr-P'-Td, 
 
 Kr-Pt(-)i 
 
 Car'peting, Kr-PtC)i 
 Carphol'ogy, Kr-F'--J 
 Carp'ing, Kr-P^NG 
 Carp'ingly, Kr-P'-NGl 
 Car'polite, Kr-Pi-it 
 Carpol'ogy, Kr-pJ-i-J 
 Car'raek. K-fi l -K 
 Carrageen', K-.K 3 -Gn 
 
CAR 
 
 Car'rel, 
 
 Carriage, K-.R1-J 
 Car'riageable, K-K'-J-Bl 
 Car'rier, K-fii-B 
 Car'rion, K-Pn 1 
 Car'rom, K-Ri-M 
 Carronade', K-fi^-N-D 
 Car'rot, K-fit 1 
 Car'roty, K-fli-T 
 Car'ry, K-R\ K-tfi-D, K- 
 
 .R!-NG 
 
 Car'ry-all, K-fii-L 
 Cart, Krti, Kr-Tdi, Krti- 
 
 NG 
 
 Cart'age, Krt-J 1 
 Carte-blanche', Krti - 
 
 Bin - SH 
 Cartel' or Cartel, Kror 
 
 -T-L 
 
 Cart'er, Krtr 1 
 Carte'sian, Kr-Tzhn 
 Carthu'sian, Kr-THzhn 
 Car'tilage, Krt-Z,i-J 
 Cartilag'inous, Krt - L l 
 
 J-Ns 
 
 Cartography, Krt-Gr-F' 
 Car'ton, Kr-Tni 
 Cartoon', Kr-Tn 3 
 Cartouch', Kr-T 3 -SH 
 Cartridge, Rrt-fli-J 
 Car'tridge-box, Krt-.R 1 - 
 
 J-B-Ks 
 
 Cart' -wheel, Krti-Wl 
 Cart'-wright, Krt'-fit 
 Caruncle, K^-NO-Kl 
 Carun'cular, Kr-NG-Kl- 
 
 R* 
 Carun'culate, Kr*-NG- 
 
 KH 
 Carve, Krv^, Krvd 1 , Krv 1 - 
 
 NG 
 
 Car'vel, Kr-Vi-L 
 Carv'er, Kr-Vri 
 Carv'ing, Krvi-NG 
 Carv'ing-knife, Krvi - 
 
 NG-N-F 
 
 Carya'tes, K-.R2.Tz 
 Caryat'ic, K-BJ-T-K 
 Caryat'ld, S.-R l -T& 
 Caryat'ides, K-R l -T-Dz 
 Cas'cabel, Ks-K-BU 
 Cascade', Ks^-Kd 
 Cascaril'la, Ks-K-fil 
 Case, Ks 2 , Kstz. Ks 2 -NG 
 Case'harden, K^-sfi-Dn 
 Ca'seine, Ks"-N 
 Case'-knife, Ks 2 -N-F 
 Case'mate, K 2 -sMt 
 Case'mated, K-sM-Td 
 Case'ment, K^-sMnt 
 Ca'seous, K-sS 2 
 Ca'sern, K-Zrn 
 Case'-shot, Ks 2 --S'Wt 
 Case'-worm, K 2 -sWr-M 
 Cash, K-SH 1 , K-SHi-T, K- 
 
 SHi-NG 
 Cash'-account, K - SH 1 - 
 
 K-Nt 
 
 Cash'-book, K-SHJ-B-K 
 Cashew', K-SH3 
 
 37 
 
 Cashier', K - SHrS, K- 
 
 SHrd 3 , K-SHr3-NG 
 Cash'mere, K-SHi-M-B 
 Cashoo', K-SH 3 
 Cas'ing, Ks 2 -NG 
 Casi'no, Ks 3 -N 
 Cask, Ksi-K 
 Cask'et, K8i-Kt 
 Casque, Ks^K 
 Cas'sada, Ks-D> 
 Cassa'tion, KssAn 2 
 Cas'sava, Ks-Vi 
 Cas'se-paper, Ks-P^Pr 
 Cas'sia, K-SHi 
 Cas'sidony, Ks-D J -N 
 Cas'simere, K-sM-K 1 
 Cassi'no, Ks 3 -N 
 Cas'sius, K-SHs 1 
 Cas'sock, Ksi-K 
 Cas'sowary, K-sW 1 -^ 
 Cast, Ksti, Kst(-)i 
 Casta'nea, Ks-T 2 -N 
 Cas'tanet, Ks-T'-Nt 
 Cast'away, Ks-TJ-W 
 Caste, Ksti 
 Cas'tellan, Ks-Ti-in 
 Cas'tellany, Ks-TJ-L-N 
 Cas'tellated, Ks-T^L-Td 
 Cast'er, Kstr 1 
 Cas'tigate, Ks-T>-Gt, Ks- 
 
 Ti-G-Td, Ks-T^Gt-NG 
 Castiga'tion, Ks-T 2 -Gshn 
 Cas'tigator, Ks-T^Gtr 
 Cas'tigatory, Ks-Ti-G-T- 
 
 R 
 
 Cas'tile, Ks-Ti-L 
 Cast'ing, Kst(-) 1 
 Cas'tle, Ks-L 
 Cas'tle-builder, K - sZ, 1 - 
 
 Bldr 
 
 Cas'tle-guard, K-s/^-Grd 
 Cas'tle-ward, K-sZ/i-Wrd 
 Cast'-ofF, Ks-Tfi 
 Cas'tor, Kstr 1 
 Castrameta'tion, K-sTr 2 - 
 
 M-Tshn 
 Cas'trate, K-sTrt 1 , K-sTr 1 - 
 
 Td, K-sTrt^-) 
 Castra'tion, K-sTrshn 2 
 Cas'trel, K-sT^-L 
 Castren'sian, K-sTr 2 -N- 
 
 sN 
 
 Cas'ual-ly, K-ZHU 
 Cas'ualty, K-ZHH-T 
 Cas'uist, K-ZHst 1 
 Casuist'ic, K-ZHs 3 -T-K 
 Casuist'ical,K-ZHs 3 -T-Kl 
 Cas'uistry, K-ZHs>-Tr 
 Cat, Kti 
 Catacaus'tic, K-TJ-Ks-T- 
 
 K 
 
 Catachre'sis, K-T^-Kres 
 Catachres'tic, K-T 2 -Krs- 
 
 T-K 
 Catachree'tical-ly,K-T- 
 
 Krs-T-Kl 
 
 Cat'aclysm, K-Ti-Kl-zM 
 Cat'acomb, K-T^K-M 
 Catacous'tics, K-T^r^-K- 
 
 sT-Ks 
 
 CAT 
 
 Catadiop'tric, Kt - Di - P- 
 
 Tr-K 
 Catadiop'trical, Kt-D J -P- 
 
 Tr-Kl 
 
 Catafal'co, Kt-F^i-K 
 Catafalque', Kt-F^i-K 
 Cat'agraph, Kti-Grf 
 Catalec'tic, Kt-/,2-K-T-K 
 Cat'alepsy, Kt-i'-P-S 
 Catalep'tie, KI-/.2-P-T-K 
 Cat'alogue, Kt-L l -G 
 Catal'pa, K-T'-i-P 
 Catamaran', K-T>-M-n 
 Catame'nia, K-T-M-N 
 Catame'nial, K-T 3 -M-N- 
 
 L 
 
 Cat'amount, K-T'-Mnt 
 Catapelt'ic, Kt-P 2 -A-T-K 
 Cataphon'ics, Kt-Fn^Ks 
 Cat'aphract.K-T'-Fr-K-T 
 Cat'aplasm, Kt-PJi-zM 
 Cat'apult, Kt-p!-Lt 
 Cat'aract, K-lV-Kt 
 Catarrh', K-T^E 
 Catarrh'al, K-T 1 -/?! 
 Catarrh'ous, K-T'-ffs 
 Catas'trophe, K-I^-sTr-P 
 Cat'-bird, Kt'-Brd 
 Cat'-call, Kt'-Kl 
 Catch, K-CHi, K-CHt, K- 
 
 CH!-NG 
 
 Catch'able, K-CHi-Bl 
 Catch'er, K-CHri 
 Catch'penny, K-CIli-P-N 
 Catch'pole, K-CH^P-L 
 Catch'up, K-CH^-P 
 Catch'-word, K-CH'-Wrd 
 Catechet'ic, K-T^-K-T-K 
 Catechet'ical-ly, K - T 2 - 
 
 K-T- Kl 
 Cat'echise, K-T'-Kz, K- 
 
 T'-Kzd, K-Ti-Kz-NG 
 Cat'echiser, K-T [ -K-Zr 
 Cat'echism, K-T'-K-zM 
 Cat'echist, K-T^Kst 
 Catechist'ic, K-T^-Ks-T- 
 
 K 
 Catechist'ical, K-T3-Ks- 
 
 T-K1 
 
 Cat'echu, K-'P-K 
 Catechu'men, K-T 3 -K- 
 
 Mn 
 Categoi^ical-ly, KtJ-Giv 
 
 Kl 
 
 Cat'egory, Kt^-Gr 
 Catena'rian, Kt-N-^Jn 2 
 Cat'enary, Kt-N-fi 1 
 Cat'enate, Ktf-Nt, Kt-N- 
 
 Tdi,Kti-Nt-NG 
 Catena'tion, Kt 2 -Nshn 
 Ca'ter, Ktr 2 , Ktrd 2 , Ktr*- 
 
 NG 
 
 Ca'terer,.Ktr-R 2 
 Ca'teress, Ktr-S 2 
 Cat'erpillar, Ktr-pi-i-K 
 Cat'erwaul, Ktr-W-Z, 
 Gates, Kts 2 
 Cat'-fish, Kf-F-5/r 
 iCat'gut, K-T J -Gt 
 ICath'arist, K-THi-Jtet 
 
 449546 
 
CAT 
 
 Cat'-harpin, KO H B-Pn 
 Cat'-harping, Kt'-H-J?-P- 
 
 NG 
 Cathar'tic, K-TH'-^-T-K 
 
 (Kthr-T-K) 
 Cathar'ticai, K-THi-fi-T- 
 
 Kl (Kthr-T'-Kl) 
 Cat'-head, Kti-Hd 
 Cath'edra or Cathe'dra, 
 
 K-THW 3 -Dr 
 Cathe'dral, K-THdr 3 -!, 
 Cath'eter, K-THtri 
 Oaf-hole, Kti-Hl 
 Cath'olic, K-THi-L-K [K- 
 
 Cathol'icism, K-TH'-Z- 
 
 szM [K-THi-szM] 
 Catholic'ity, K-TH 3 -i 8 -T 
 Cathol'icize, K-TH^isz 
 Cathol'icon, K-THi-Z-Kn 
 Cafkin, K-T^Kn 
 Cat'ling, Kt-/,i-XG 
 Cat'mint, KU-Mnt 
 Cat'nip, Kt-x-pi 
 Cat'-o'-nine'-tails, Kt - 
 
 Nnt - Zzi 
 
 Catop'tric, Kt-pi-Tr-K 
 Catop'trioal, Kt-pi-Tr-Kl 
 Catop'trics, Kt-Pi-Tr-Ks 
 Cat'-pipe, Kt!-P-P 
 Cat's'-cradle, Kt'-sKr-Dl 
 CatV-eye, KtsM 
 Cat's'-foot, Kts>-Ft 
 Cat's'-paw, Kts'-P 
 Cat's'-tail, Ktsi-T-L 
 Cat' -stick, Kts'-T-K 
 Cat'sup, Kts-pi 
 Cat' tie, K-Tli 
 Cat'tle-guard, K-TU-Grd 
 Cat'tle-show, K-T1 1 -.?// 
 Cauca'sian, K'or^-Kshn 
 Cau'cus, K'-Ks 
 Cau'dal, K-DH 
 Cau'date, K-Dt* 
 Cau'dated, K-Di-Td 
 Cau'dex, K-D'-Ks 
 Cau'dle, K-DU 
 Cauf, Kfi 
 Cau'fle, K-Fi-L 
 Caught, Kti 
 Caul, K-Li 
 
 Caules'cent, K-is 2 -Xt 
 Caulii'erous, K-L^-F-Rs 
 Cau'liflower, K-i-Fl-K 
 Caus'able, Kz-Bi-L 
 Caus'al, Kz-Li 
 Causal'ity, K-zL l -T 
 Causa'tion, Kzshn* 
 Caus'a*,ive, Kz-Tvi 
 Caus'etively, Kz-T^Vl 
 Cause, Kz', Kz-Di (See 
 
 Cost). Kz'-NG 
 Cause'less, K-zLs 1 
 Cause'lessness, K - zLs 1 - 
 
 >"s i'.Lsl 
 Caus'er, K-Zr^ 
 Cause'way, K-zWi 
 Cau'sey, K-Z 1 
 Caas'tic, Ks-T^K 
 Caus'tical-ly, Ks-T'-Kl 
 
 38 
 
 Caustic'ity, Ks-Ts 8 -T 
 Cau'ter, Ktr' 
 Cau'terism, Ktr-Z 1 -^! 
 Cauteriza'tion,Ktr-Zshn 2 
 Cau'terize, Ktr-Zi, Ktr- 
 
 Zdi, Ktr-Zi-NG 
 Cau'tery, K-Tr 1 
 Cau'tion, Kshii 1 , Kshnd 1 , 
 
 Kshni-NG 
 
 Cau'tionary, Kshn-fi l 
 Cau'tioner, Kshn-B> 
 Cau'tious, K-SHs 1 
 Cau'tiously, K-SHs 1 -^ 
 Cau'tiousness^-SHs^Ns 
 Cav'alcade, Kv-i'-K-D 
 Cavalier', Kv-/,-K. See 
 
 Caviler. 
 
 Cavalier'ly, Kv-L*-R-L 
 Cav'alry, Kv-H-R 
 Cavati'na, K-V^-T-N 
 Cave, Kv, Kvd2, Kv-2-NG 
 Ca'veat, K-V^-T 
 Cav'endish, K-Vndi-S/T 
 Cav'ern, Kv-Rni 
 Cav'ernous, Kv-ftii-S 
 Cav'iar, K-V^R 
 Caviare', K-V 3 -K 
 Cav'il, K-V-L, K-V^Ld, 
 
 K-YI-L-KQ 
 Cav'iler, K-Vi-i-R. See 
 
 Cavalier. 
 Cav'ity, K-yi-T 
 Caw, K 1 , K-D 1 , Ki-NG 
 Cawk'er, K'-Kr 
 Cay'enne, K 2 -N 
 Cay'man, K=-Mn 
 Cay'mans, K 2 -Mnz 
 Cazique', Kz^-K 
 Cease, Ss3, ssl 3 , SS^-XG 
 Cease'less, Ss 3 -X.s 
 Cease'lessly, Ss 3 -is-// 
 Ceas'ing, Ss-NG 
 Ce'dar, sDr 3 
 Ce'darn, sD^-Kn 
 Cede, sD 3 , sDd^, sD 3 -NG 
 Cedil'la, sD 3 -L 
 Ce'drine, sDrn 3 
 Ceil, s/, 3 , sL3-D, BL3-XG 
 Ceiled, sZ, 3 -D 
 Ceil'ing, si 3 -NG 
 Cel'andine, sL^-X-Dn 
 Cel'ebrant, sL 2 -Brnt 
 Cel'ebrate, sZ, 2 -Brt, sZ, 2 - 
 
 Br-Td, g/. 2 -Brt(-) 
 Cel'ebrated, s 2 -Br-Td 
 Celebra'tion, si 2 -Brshn 
 Cel'ebrator, sZ, 2 -Brtr 
 Celeb'rity, sL 2 -Br-T 
 Celer'ity, sL 2 -fi-T 
 Cel'ery, sL^-R 
 Celes'tial, 
 
 Celes'tially, sis*-CH-L 
 
 [sLs 2 -i] 
 
 Celes'tine, sZ,s 2 -Tn 
 Ce'liac, sL 3 -K 
 Celib'acy or Cel'ibacy, 
 
 Cel'ibate, 
 i Cell, sZ,a 
 
 CSS 
 
 I Cel'lar, sL 2 -R 
 Cel'larage, sL*-R-J 
 Cel'larer, sL 2 -Rr 
 Cel'larist, sL*-Rst 
 Cell'ulse, BLZ-L 
 Cell'ular, si 2 -L-R 
 Cell'ulated, sZ, 2 -L-Td 
 Cell'ule, si 2 -L 
 Cellulif'erous, sL*-L-F- 
 
 Rs 
 
 Cell'ulose, sL^-Ls 
 Celt, sit 2 
 Celt'ic, si 2 -T-K 
 Celt'icism, si 2 -T-szM 
 Cem'ent or Cement', 
 
 sMnt 2 
 Cement', silnt 2 . sMn-Td, 
 
 sMnt 2 -NG 
 Cementa'tion, sMn - 
 
 Tshn2 
 
 Cement'er, sMntr* 
 Cem'etery, sMt-R 2 
 Cen'atory, sN-T 2 -.R 
 Cen'obite, sN-Bt 2 
 Cenobit'ic, sX-Bt 3 -K 
 Cenobit'ical, sN-Bt^-Kl 
 Cen'otaph, sN-Tf 2 
 Cense, sXs 2 , sXst 2 , sNs*- 
 
 NG 
 
 Cens'er, sX-sff* 
 Cen'sor, sN-sfi 2 
 Censo'rial, sN-sfll 2 
 Censo'rian, sN-sKn 2 
 Censo'rious, sN-ss 2 
 Censo'riously, sN-s^-si 
 "^enso'riousness, sN - 
 
 Cen'sorship, sN-s 
 Cen'surable-y, sX-SHr- 
 
 Bl 
 Cen'surableness. sN - 
 
 SHr 2 -Bl-Ns [iBs] 
 Cen'sure, sX-SHr 2 . sN- 
 
 SHrd 2 , sX-SHr 2 -XG 
 Cen'surer, sX-SHr 2 -K 
 Cen'sus, sXss 2 
 Cent, sXt 2 
 Cent'age, sXt-J* 
 Cen'taur, sX-T 2 -R 
 Cen'taury. sX-T'--/2 
 Centena'rian, KXt-X-fin* 
 Cen'tenary, sXt-X-/f 
 Centen'nial, sXt-X-L 2 
 Cen'ter, sXtr 2 , sN-Trd 2 , 
 
 sXtr2-XG 
 
 Cen'ter-bit, sXtr 2 -Bt 
 Cen'tering, sXtr 2 -XG 
 Centes'imal, sN-T 2 -sM-L 
 Centesima'tion, BX-T*- 
 
 sMshu 
 
 Centifol'ious, sXt-F 2 -is 
 Cen'tigrade, sXt 2 -Grd 
 Cen'tigramme, sXt 2 -Gr- 
 
 M 
 
 Centil'oquy, sX-T 3 -L-Kw 
 Centil'iter or Cen'tili- 
 
 ter, sX-T 3 or 2 -Ltr 
 Centime', pX-T-M 
 Centim'eter or Cen'ti- 
 
 meter, sX-T 3 or-Mtr 
 
UEN 
 
 Centinel, sNt- 
 Cen'tiped or 
 pede, sNt-Pda 
 Cen'to, sN-T 
 Cen'tral-ly, 
 Central'ity, 
 Centraliza'tion, 
 
 39 
 
 CHA 
 
 L* iCertificate, (n.) s.Rt 3 -F- , Chalde'an, Kl-Dn^ 
 Cen'ti-i K-T [K-ttt 3 -Fj jChal'dee or Chaldee', 
 
 Certificate, (v.) sRtf-F- 1 Kl-DW 3 
 K-T, 8#t a -F-K-Td, sRt 3 - Chal'dron, CHP-Drn 
 F-K-T-NG jChal'ice, CH'-is 
 
 Certiflca'tion, stft 2 - F - Chalk, CHi-K, CHi-Kt, 
 
 Cen'tralize, sNt - Rlz?, 
 
 8Nt-.Rlzd 2 , sNt-filz2-NG 
 Cen'tre, sNtr 2 
 Cen'tric, sNtr 2 -K 
 Cen'trical-ly, s 
 Centric'ity, sNtrs-T^ 
 Centrifugal, sMr-F3-Gl 
 Centrip'etal, sNtr-P^-Tl 
 Cen'try, sN-Tr^ 
 Centum'vir, sN-T 2 -M-Vr 
 Centum'viral, sN-T^-M- 
 
 Vr-L 
 Centum'virate, sN-T- 
 
 M-Vrt 
 Centum'viri, sN-T2-M- 
 
 Vr 
 Cen'tuple, sN-T^-pi, sN- 
 
 T 2 -Pld. sN-T 2 -Pl-NG 
 Centu'plicate, BN-T 3 -P1- 
 
 Kt 
 
 Centu'rial, SN-T3-.R1 
 Centu'rion, sN-T^-fin 
 Cent'ury, sN-T 2 -7e 
 Ceph'alalgy, sF2-Z,-Z,-J 
 Cephalic, sF^-L-K 
 Cephalog'raphy, sF 1 -/,- 
 
 Gr-F 
 Ceph'alopod or Ceph- 
 
 al'opod, sF^ori-Z-Pd 
 Cera'cepus, sW-SHa 
 Ceram'ic, sR^M-K 
 Ceras'tes, s.ffs^Tz 
 Ce'rate, s^t^ 
 Ce'rated, sjR 3 -Td 
 Cere, sH", sKd3,sE?-Na 
 Ce'real, sR^-Ij 
 Cerea'lia, eRZ-L 
 Cer'ebel, s/i^-B-L (or -Bl) 
 Cerebel'la, sW-B-L 
 Cerebel'lar, sR^-B-L-'R 
 Cerebel'lous, BR--&-LB 
 Cerebel'lum, 
 Cer'ebral, 8 
 Cer'ebrum, 
 Cere'cloth, sR^-Kl-TH 
 Cere'ment, sR 3 -Mnt 
 Ceremo'nial, sR^-M-N-L 
 Ceremo'nious, sR 2 -M-Ns 
 Ceremo'niously, sR 2 -M- 
 
 Ns-L 
 
 Cer'emony, 
 Ce'reous, sRs 3 
 Ce'rium, sRs-M 
 Cerograph'ic, s 
 Cerograph'ical, s^J-Gr 
 
 F-K1 
 
 Cerog'raphy, sKi-Gr-F 
 Ceroon', sRn 3 
 Cer'tain, sfits-N 
 Cer'tainly, sRtf-m 
 Cer'tainness, sRt 2 -N Ns 
 Cer'tainty, sKt-N-T 
 
 sNt - 1 Kshn 
 
 iCer'tifier, sRt2-F-R 
 
 Cer'tify, sfit*-F, sfit 2 -Fd, 
 
 CHi-K-NG 
 
 Chalk'iness, CH'-K-X.s 
 Chalk'-stone, CH'-Ks-Tn 
 
 sfit2-F-NG Chalk'y, CHi-K 
 
 Certiora'ri, sR*or*-SH-R- , Challenge, CHl> - N - J, 
 R 
 
 Cer'titude, s/Tt 2 -Td 
 Ceru'lean, sR 3 -Lu 
 Ceru'leous, KR 3 -Ls 
 Ceru'men, sR 3 -Mn 
 Ce'ruse, sRs8 
 Ce'rused, s/fst* 
 Cer'vical, sR?-V-Kl 
 Cer'vine, sR 2 -Vn 
 Cesa'rean, sZ 2 -Rn 
 Cespiti'tious, &sP*-T!-SH 
 Ces'pitose, ssP 2 -Ts 
 Ces'pitous, ssP 2 -Ts 
 Cessa'tion, Sss/m 2 
 Cessa'vit, sS 2 -Vt 
 Ces'sion, sSHn 2 
 Cess'-pool, Ss--P-L 
 Ces'tus, ssTs* 
 Cesu'ra, sZ^-R 
 Ceta'cea, sT 2 -S// 
 Ceta'cean, sT 2 -5//n 
 Ceta'ceous, sT 2 -5//s 
 Cetol'ogy, sl'i-Z,-J 
 Chafe, CHfs, CHft 2 , CHP- 
 
 NG 
 
 Chaf er-y, CH 2 -Fr 
 Chafe'-wax, 
 
 CHli-N-Jd. CHli-N-J-NG 
 Chal'lengeable, CHli-N- 
 
 J-B1 
 Chal'lenger, CHU-N-Jr 
 
 Chal'ly, kUl^-L 
 Chalyb'eate, Kl-B^-T 
 Cham, K!-iI 
 Chamade', SH-Md 
 Charn'ber, (n.) CH 2 (-M)- 
 
 Br 
 Cham'ber, (v. } CH 2 -M- 
 
 Br, CH2-M-Brd, CH=-M- 
 
 Br-NG 
 Cham'ber-council, CH 2 
 
 (-M)-Br-K-sL 
 Cham'ber-counselor, 
 
 CH 2 (-M)-Br-K-si-R 
 Cham'berer, CH- (-M) - 
 
 Br-R 
 Cham'berlain, CH=(-M)- 
 
 Br-in 
 Cham'berlainship, CH- 
 
 (-M)-Br-Lu:SH 
 Cham'bermaid,CH2(-M)- 
 
 Br-Md 
 Cham'brel, CRi-M-Br-L 
 
 Chaff, CHf, CHft 1 , CHf 1 - Chame'leon, 
 
 NG 
 Chaffer, CH>-Fr, CH>- 
 
 Frd, CHi-Fr-NG 
 Chafferer, CH'-Fr-R 
 Chaffinch, CHf'-N-CH 
 Chaffy, CHi-F 
 Chafing-dish, CHf2-NG- 
 
 D-8H 
 
 Chagreen', 5//3-Grn 
 Chagrin', SH-Gri\, SH*- 
 
 Grnd, iS/f^-Grn-NG 
 Chain, CHn 2 , CHnd 2 , 
 
 CHu 2 -NG 
 
 Chain'er, CH 2 -Nr 
 Chain'less, CH 2 -Nls 
 Chain'-shot, CHu 2 -SHt 
 Chair, CH'-R, CH-Rd, 
 
 CH'-R-NG(CHr>,etc.) 
 Chair'man, CH'-Mn 
 Chair'manship, CHr 1 - 
 
 Mn:8H 
 Chaise, SHz* 
 Chalced'ony or Chal'- 
 
 cedony, Kls-D^ori-N 
 Ohalcog'rapher, Kl-K- 
 
 Gr-Fri 
 Chalcog'raphist, Kl - K - 
 
 Chame'leonize, K - M 
 
 CH^JI-Frd, CHi-M-Fr 
 
 NG 
 
 Cham'ferer, CHi-M-Fr-1 
 Cham'fret, CHi-M-Frt 
 Cham'ois, SH'-M 
 Cham'omile, Ki-M-Ml 
 Champ, CHi-M-P, CH'- 
 
 Mt, CHJ-M-P-NG 
 Champagne', SH 2 -M-P*> 
 Cham'per, CH^M-Pr 
 Cham'pertor, SH 1 - M 
 
 Prtr 
 
 Cham'perty, SH'-M-Pr-T 
 Cham'pion, CH' - M - Pn- 
 
 CH'-M-Pu-D, CH ] -lI-Pn- 
 
 NG 
 Cham'pionship, CH 1 -!!- 
 
 Pn:SH 
 Chance, CHiis', CHnst 1 , 
 
 CHnsi-NG 
 
 Chan'cel, CH'-N-sL 
 Chan'cellor, CH'-N-sL-R 
 
 lor CHi-si-R] 
 Chan'cellorship, CH 1 
 
 Gr - Fst 1 I a R : 8H 
 
 Chalcog'raphy, Kl-K - Chan'cery, 
 Gr-Fi 
 
 Chalda'ic, Kl-DS-K 
 
 CH'-Ns- 
 
 i Chan'cre, SH>-NG-Kr 
 
CHA 
 
 Chan'crous, SH'-NG-Krs 
 Chandelier', 8H-N-D- 
 
 Z-R 
 
 Chand'ler, CH'-N-D-i-B 
 Chand'lery, CH^N-D-X,- 
 
 B 
 
 Chandoo', CH3-N-D 
 Chan'dry, CHi-N-Dr 
 Change, CH2-N-J, CH2-N- 
 
 Jd, CH2-N-J-NG [CH2, 
 
 CHd2, CHC)] 
 Changeabil'ity, CH 3 -N- 
 
 J-B1-T [CH-Blt] 
 Change'able-y, CH^-N- 
 i J-B1 [CH2-B1] 
 Change 'ableness, CH^- 
 
 N-J-Bl-Ns [CH2;Bs] 
 Change'ful-ly, CH2-N-J- 
 
 Fl [CH2-F1] 
 Change'fulness, CH-N- 
 
 J-Fl-Ns [CH 2 :F8] 
 
 Change'less, CH-N-J-Zs 
 
 [CH2-L8J 
 Change'ling, CH2-N-J-Z- 
 
 NG [CH2-/,-NG] 
 Chang'er, CH-N-Jr [CH2- 
 
 Jr] 
 Chan'nel, CHi-Nl, CH- 
 
 Nld, CHi-Nl-NG 
 Chant, CHnt 1 , CH^N-Td, 
 
 CHnti-NG 
 Chant'er, CHntr 1 
 Chant'icleer, CH 1 - Nt - 
 
 Kl-R 
 
 Chant'ing, CHnti-NG 
 Chant'ress, CHi-N-Trs 
 Chant'ry, CH^N-Tr 
 Cha'os, -82 
 Chaot'ic, K-Ti-K 
 Chap, CHi-P^H^Pt.CH 1 - 
 
 P-NG 
 
 Chap'arral, CH^P-tfl 
 Chap'book, CTH-P-B-K 
 Chape, CH2-P 
 Chap'eau, SH 1 -? 
 Chap'eau Bras, 8Hi-P- 
 
 Br 
 
 Chap'el, CHi-Pl 
 Chap'ellany, CH^Pl-N 
 Chap'ellet, CHi-Pl-T. See 
 
 Chaplet. 
 
 Chap'elry, CHi-Pl-JZ 
 Chap'eron, SH 1 - P - Rn, 
 
 SHi-P-jRnd, SHi-P-lZn- 
 
 NG 
 Chap'-fallen, CH^P-F- 
 
 Ln 
 
 Chap'iter, CHi-Ptr 
 Chap'lain, CH"-Pln 
 Chap'laincy, CH'-Pln-S 
 Chap'lainship, CHi-Pln. 
 
 SH 
 Chap'let, CH J -P-it. See 
 
 Chapellet. 
 
 Chap'man, CHi-P-Mn 
 Chaps, CHi-Ps 
 Chap'ter, CH'-Ptr 
 Chap'trel, CHi-P-Tr-L 
 Char, CHi'R (meaning 
 
 Chore) 
 
 40 
 Char, CHi . R, CHI . Rd, 
 
 CH>-R-NG 
 Char'acter, Kri-Ktr. See 
 
 Caricature. 
 Characteris'tic, Kr-Ktr- 
 
 Characteris'tical-ly, 
 
 Kr-Ktr-Sts-Kl [Kr-Ks-Kl 
 Characteris'tics, Kr-Ktr- 
 
 Sts-Ks [Kr3-Ks-Ks] 
 Characteriza'tion, Kr - 
 
 Ktr - Zshn * 
 Char'acterize.Kr-Ktr-Z 1 , 
 
 Kr-Ktr-Zd 1 , Kr - Ktr ~ 
 
 NG 
 Char'acterless, Kr - K - 
 
 Charade', SH2-R-D 
 Char'coal, CHr^Kl 
 Chard, CH 1 Rd 
 Chare, CH-R (meaning 
 
 Chore, which see) 
 Charge, CHr'-J, CHr 1 - 
 
 3-D, CHr'-J-NG [CH 1 , 
 
 CHd 1 , CH(-) 1 ] 
 Charge'able-y, CHri-J- 
 
 Bl [CHt-Bl] 
 Charge'ableness, CHr 1 - 
 
 J-Bl-Ns [CHMBs] 
 Charge' d' Affaires', 
 
 SHr^-ZH D2-Fr 
 Char'ger, CHr^Jr 
 Charge'ship, SHr2-ZH : 
 
 SH 
 
 Char'ily, CH'-R-Z, 
 Char'iness, CH^R-Ns 
 Char'iot, CH^R-T 
 Chariotee', CH 3 -R-T 
 Charioteer', CH 3 - 
 Cha'rism, K-R?-zM 
 Char'itable-y, CHrt'-Bl 
 Charitableness, CHrt 1 - 
 
 Bl-Ns [IBs] 
 Onar ity, OH'-R-T 
 Charivari', SH 3 -fi-V-R 
 Char'latan, SHr^i-Tn 
 Char'latanism, SHr 1 -!,- 
 
 Tn-Z-M [or -T-zM] 
 Char'latanry, SHri-i-T- 
 
 Nr 
 Charles's' "Wain, CHr 1 - 
 
 Zz-Wn 
 Char'lotte-Russe, SHr 1 - 
 
 Lt-Rs 
 Charm, CHr^M, CHr 1 - 
 
 Md, CHr^M-NG 
 Charm'er, CHri-M-R 
 Charm'ful, CHr^M-FJ 
 Charm'ing, CHri-M-NG 
 Charm'ingly, CHr 1 - M - 
 
 NG1 
 
 Char'nel, CHri-Nl 
 Char'nel-house, CHr 1 - 
 
 Nl - Hs 
 
 Charred, CHi-Rd 
 Char'ry, CH 1 -^ 
 Chart, CH J -Rt 
 Char'ta, Kr-Ti 
 Charta'ceous, Kr-T 2 -5fls 
 Charte, 
 
 CHE 
 Ohar'ter, CHrt'-R, CHrt 1 - 
 
 Rd, CHrti--NG 
 Char'terer, CHrti-R-R 
 Char'ter-party, CHrU-.R- 
 
 P-JZ-T 
 
 Chart'ism, CHrt'-Z-M 
 Chart'ist, CHrt^St 
 Char'y, CH 1 -^ 
 Chase, CHs2, CHst, CHs- 
 
 NG 
 
 Chas'er, CH-sR 
 Chas'ible, CHzi-Bl 
 Chasm-y, Ki-zM 
 i Chas'seur, SHs*-E 
 Chaste, CHst2 
 Chaste'ly, CH-sT-i 
 Chas'ten, CHs 2 -N, CHs- 
 
 Nd, CHs2-N-NG 
 Chas'tener, CHs--Nr 
 Chaste'ness, CHbt^-Ns 
 Chastis'able, CH^sTz-Bl 
 Chastise', CHi-sTz, CH- 
 | sTzd. CH'-sTz-NG 
 IChad'tisement, CHJ-sT- 
 
 zMnt 
 
 Chastis'er, CH'-sT-Zr 
 Chas'tity, CH-sT-T 
 Chas'uble, CHzJ-Bl 
 Chat, CHt 1 , CHi-Td, CHt 1 - 
 
 NG 
 
 Chateau', SH 2-T 
 Chat'elet, SH^-T-Lt 
 Chat'ellany, 5//i-T-i-N 
 Chatoy'ant, S//1-T-N-T 
 Chat'tel, CHi-Tl 
 Chat'ter, CHtri, CHtrdi, 
 
 CHi-Tr-NG 
 
 Chattera'tion,CH = -Trshn 
 Chat'ter-box, CHi-Tr-B- 
 
 Ks 
 
 Chat'terer, Cff-Tr-R 
 Chat'tering, CHi-Tr-NG 
 Chat'ty, CH 1 -! 
 Chaud'-medley, SH2-D- 
 
 M-D1 
 
 ChauFdron, CHli-Drn 
 Chaunt, CHnt 1 
 Chaw, CHi, end 1 , CH 1 - 
 
 NG 
 
 Cheap, CH3-P 
 Cheap'en, CH^-Pn, CH'- 
 
 Pnd, CH^-Pn-NG 
 Cheap'ener, CH ;! -p-Nr 
 Cheap'ly, CH a -Pl 
 Cheap'ness, CH^-p-Ns 
 Cheat, CHts, CH3 - Td, 
 
 CHt 3 -NG 
 Cheat'er, CHtrs 
 Cheat'ing, CHts-NG 
 Check, CH2-K, CHS-Kt, 
 
 CH2-K-NG 
 Check'er, CH^-Kr, CH^- 
 
 Krd. CH2-Kr-NG 
 Check'er-work, CHS-Kr- 
 
 Wr-K 
 Check'er-berry, CH2-Kr- 
 
 B- 
 Check'er-board, CH* 
 
 Kr - Brd 
 ! Check'ers, CH 2 -Krz 
 
CHE 
 
 Check'mate, CH 2 -K-Mt, 
 
 CH 2 -K-M-Td, CH2 - K - 
 
 Mt(-) 
 
 Check'-roll, CH 2 -K-.R1 
 Cheek, CH3-K 
 Cheek'-tooth, CH-K-T- 
 
 TH 
 
 Cheep, CH3-P 
 Cheer, CHr 3 , CHrds, CHr- 
 
 NG 
 
 Cheer'er, CHrS-R 
 Cheer'nil-ly, CHr3 - Fl 
 
 [CHrP] 
 Cheer'fulness, CHr s -Fl- 
 
 Ns [:Fs] 
 
 Cheer'ily, CHr 3 -/; 
 Cheer'iness, 
 Cheer'ingly, 
 Cheer'less, CHr*-Ls 
 Cheer'lessness, CHi 3 -Ls- 
 
 Ns [lis] 
 
 Cheer'ly, CHr- 
 Cheer'y, CH 3 -/z 
 Cheese, CHz 
 Cheese'-cake, CH 3 -zK-K 
 Cheese'-mite, CH 3 -zMt 
 Cheese'-monger, CH 3 - 
 
 zM -NG-Gr 
 
 Cheese'-press, CHz 3 -Prs 
 Cheese'-vat, CHz 3 -Vt 
 Chees'y, CH 3 -Z 
 Uheet, CHt 3 , CH^-Td, 
 
 CHt'-NG 
 Phef-d'ceuvre', SH*-D- 
 
 Vr 
 
 Cheg'oe, CH=-G 
 Cheg're, CH*-Gr 
 Cheriform, Kl-F^-K-M 
 Chelo'nian, K-2-Nn 
 Chem'ic, K2-M-K 
 Chem'ical-ly, K-'-M-Kl 
 Chem'icals, K^-M-Klz 
 Chemise', SH^-Mz 
 Chemisette', SH2-Mz-T 
 Chem'ist, K^-Mst 
 Chem'istry, K-Ms-Tr 2 
 Chenille', SH-N-L 
 Checque, CH=-K 
 Checq'uer, CH^ Kr 
 Cher'ish, CHr 2 -SH, CHr 2 - 
 
 SHt, CHri-S.ff-NG 
 Cher'isher, CHr 2 -SHr 
 Cheroot', CH'*-Rt 
 Cher'ry, CH^-fl 
 Cher'sonese, Kr-S 2 -Nz 
 Chert, CH2-Rt 
 Cher'ub, CH2-H-B 
 Cheru'bic, CHi*--B-K 
 Cheru'bical, CH a -/i-B-Kl 
 Cher'ubim, CH2-/J-B-M 
 Cher'up, CH'-i R-P 
 Ches'ible, CHz 2 -Bl 
 Chess, CHs 2 
 Chess'-board, 
 Chess' -man, CH 2 -sMn 
 Chest, CHst 2 
 Chest'nut, CHs-Nt 
 Che'tah, CH 3 -T 
 Chev'achie, SH'-V-SH 
 Chev'age, CHv*- J 
 
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 Cheval', SHi-vi 
 Chevalier', SH'-Vl-K 
 Chevaux'-de-frise, SH 2 - 
 
 V-D-Frz 
 
 Chev'eril, CH 2 -Vr-L 
 Chev'isance, SH 2 -V-zNs 
 Chev'ron, SH2-Vrn 
 Chev'y, CH 2 -V 
 Chew, CH3, CHd3, CH3- 
 
 NG 
 Chia'ro-oscu'ro, K-R l -S- 
 
 K-R 
 Chibouque' or Chi- 
 
 bouk', CH3-B-K 
 Chicane', SH2-Kn 
 Chican'er, SH 2 -K-Nr 
 Chican'ery, SH 2 -Kn- 
 Chic'ory, CH^-Kr 
 Chich, CH3-CH 
 Chick, CH3-K 
 Chick'en, CH^-Kn 
 Chick'adee, CH^-K-D 
 Chick'aree, CH 3 -K-K 
 Chick'en-hearted, CH3- 
 
 Kn-.B-Td 
 Chick'en-pox, CH^ - Kn - 
 
 P-K.8 
 
 Chick'-pea, CH^-K-P 
 Chick'-weed, CH 3 -K-wD 
 Chide, CHi-D, cm-Dd, 
 
 CHi-D-NG 
 Chid'er, CH>-Dr 
 Chief, CHf3 
 
 Chief -baron, CHP-B-Xn 
 Chief- justice,CHfJ-Js-Ts 
 Chiefly, CH?-F1 
 Chieftain, CHft^-N 
 Chieftaincy, CHft^-N-S 
 Chieftainship, CHts-N: 
 
 SH 
 
 Chiffonier', SH3-Fn-B 
 Chig'oe, CH-G 
 Chig're, CH-Gr 
 Chil'blain, CHF-Bln 
 Child, CHldi 
 Child'-bearing, CHldi - 
 
 B-K-NG 
 
 Child'bed, CHldi-Bd 
 Child'birth, CHldi-B-5- 
 
 TH 
 
 Childe, CHldi 
 Chil'dermas-day, CHP- 
 
 Dr-Ms-D 
 
 Child'hood, CHldi-Hd 
 Child'ish, CHldi-SH 
 Child'ishly, CHldi-5fl"l 
 Child'ishness,CHldi-SH- 
 
 Child'less, CHldi-Zs 
 Child'lessness, CHldi . 
 
 is-Ns [iis] 
 Child'like, CHld'.i-K 
 Chil'dren, CHl"-Drn 
 
 Chil'iarch, K-3-R-K 
 Chil'iarchy, K-Z.3-R-K 
 Chil'iasm, K-Z,3.z-M 
 Chil'iast, K-/,sta 
 Chill, CH3-L, CH8-Ld. 
 CH'-L-NG 
 
 CHI 
 
 Chilli, CH3-Z, 
 Chill'iness, CH3-i-Ns 
 Chill'ness, CH^-L-Ns 
 Chill'y, CH*-L 
 Chimb, CHi-M 
 Chime, CHi-M, CHi-Md, 
 
 CHi-M-NG 
 Chim'er, CHi-M-K 
 Chime'ra, K-M-fi^ 
 Chimer'ical-ly,K3-Mr-Kl 
 Chim'ney, CH-M-N 
 Chim'ney-pot. CH 3 -M-N- 
 
 Pt 
 Chim'ney-swallow, 
 
 CH8-M-Ns-W- 
 Chim'ney-sweep, CH- 
 
 M-Ns-W-P 
 Chim'ney-sweeper, 
 
 Chin, CHn3 
 Chi'na. (.'tP-K 
 Chi'na-aster, cm-X-Str 
 Chi'na-ware, CH'-N-Wr 
 Chinc'apin, dia-NG-K- 
 
 Pn 
 
 Chinch, CH3-N-CH 
 Chinchil'la, CH^-N-CH-i 
 Chin'cough, CH^-N-Kf 
 Chine, CHn' 
 Chink, CH-NG-K, CHS- 
 
 NG-Kt. CH^-NG-K-NG 
 Chink'y, CH3-NG-K 
 Chin'quapin, OHa-NG- 
 
 Kw - Pn 
 
 Chinse, CHriss 
 Chintz, CHntsS 
 Chip, CH^-P, CH ! -Pt. CH3. 
 
 P-NG 
 
 Chip'-hat, CH3-P-Ht 
 Chip'munk, CH 3 - P - M - 
 
 NG-K. 
 
 Chip'muck, CH3-P-M-K 
 Chip'py, CH3-P 
 Chira'gra, K-li^-Gr 
 Chirk, CHr^-K 
 Chi'rograph, Ki^-Grf 
 Chirog'rapher, Kr - Gr 
 
 Fr> 
 
 Chirograph'ic.Kr^Grf-K 
 Chirograph'ical, Kr-Gr- 
 
 Fi-Kl 
 Chirog'raphist, Kr-Gr- 
 
 F_sti 
 
 Chirog'raphy, Kr-Gr-F 1 
 Chirol'ogy, Kr-i^J 
 Chi'romancer, Kr-M-Ns- 
 
 Ri 
 
 Chi'romancy, Kr-Mn-8 1 
 Chiron'omy, Kr^X-M 
 Chirop'odist, Kr-PJ-Dst 
 Chirp, CHr2-P, CHr 2 -Pt, 
 
 CHr 2 -P-NG 
 Chirp'er, CHr^-pr 
 Chir'rup, CH2-.R-P, CH^ 
 
 K-Pt, CH 2 -^-P-NG 
 Chirur'geon, Kr-^ J -Jn 
 Chirur'gery, Kr-R*-J-B 
 Chirur'gic, Kr--J-K 
 
Chirur'gical, Kr-R-J-Kl 
 Chis'el, CH^-Zl, CHa-Zld, 
 
 CEP-Z1-KG 
 Cbis'eler, CH3-Z1-B 
 Chis'ley, CHs-ZU 
 Chit, CHts 
 Chit'chat, CHts-CHt 
 Chi'tine, K-Tn l 
 Chi'tinous, K-'P-Ns 
 Chit'terlings, CH 3 -Tr-Z- 
 
 NGz 
 
 Chit'ty, CH*-T 
 Chiv'alric, SH'-Vl-K-K 
 Chiv'alrous, SH-Vl-#s 
 Chiv'alrously, SH*-V1- 
 
 - 
 
 CMv'alry, SH*-V1-B 
 Chive, CHv' 
 Chives, CHvzi 
 Chlo'rate, Kl-fiP. See 
 
 Chlnride. 
 
 Chlo'ric, K1-K-K 
 Chlo'ride, K1-K2-D. See 
 
 Chlorate. 
 
 Chlorid'ic, KI-^D-K 
 Chlo'ridise, Kl-K 2 -Dz 
 Chlo'rine, Kl-tfn* 
 Chlo'rolorm, K1-.S*-! 1 
 
 (-B-1IJ 
 
 Chlo'rophyl, El-fia-F-L 
 Chlo'rous, Kl-Be 2 
 Chock, CHi . K, CH^ - Kt, 
 
 CHi-K-NG 
 
 Chock'full, CH-K-r-L 
 Choc'olate, CH l -K-Lt 
 Choice, CHs 1 , CH-sK, 
 
 CH'-ssT 
 
 Choice'ly, CH^-sL s 
 Choice'ness, CHs-N* 
 Choir, Kw-K 1 
 Choke, CH2-K, CH^-Kt, 
 
 CH2-K-NG 
 Choke'-cherry, CEP-K- 
 
 CH-fi 
 Choke'-damp, CH^-K-D- 
 
 M-P 
 
 Choke'-full, CH2-K-F-L 
 Choke'pear, CH^-K-P-B 
 Chok'er, CH2-Kr 
 Chok'y, CH2-K 
 Chol'e r, K-ir 
 Chol'era, K-Zr 1 
 Chol'eric, K-ir'-K 
 Chol'ericly, K-Z, r i-Kl 
 Chol'erine, K-iri-N 
 Choles'teric or Choles- 
 
 ter'ic, K-<s-Tr-K 
 Cho'mer, K.2.-M r 
 Choose, CHz3, 
 Ghoos'er, H3-Zr 
 Chop, CHi-P.CH^Pt, CH*- 
 
 P-NG 
 
 Chop'-houe, CH l -P-Hs 
 Chop'in,CHi-Pn 
 Chop'per, CHi-Pr 
 Chop'ping, CH!-P-NG 
 Chops, CH l -Ps 
 Chop'sticks,CH-P8-T-Ks 
 Chorag'ic, K-fi^J-K 
 Cbo'r^-ly, K-J21 
 
 43 
 
 Chord, Krdi, Kr - Dd*, 
 
 Krd-NO 
 Chore, CH Z -R 
 Cho'rea, K-K* 
 Choree', K-fi 3 
 Cho'riamb, K-R*-M-B 
 Choriam'bic, K-R^M-B- 
 
 K 
 
 Choriam'bus, K-B>-M-Bs 
 Cho'rist, K-Rst* 
 Chor'ister, K-fistri 
 Chorog'rapher, Kr - Gr - 
 
 Fr i 
 
 Chorograph'ical, Kr-Gr- 
 
 F l -Kl 
 
 Chorog'raphy, Kr-Gr-F 1 
 Cho'roid, E.-W-'D 
 Cho'rus, K-fe* 
 Chose, (meaning a thiug) 
 
 SHz 
 
 Chose, CHz* 
 Chos'en, CHz-N 
 Chough, CHf 2 
 Chouse, CHs 1 , CHst 1 . 
 
 CHs-NG 
 
 Chow'cho-vr, CH'-CHow 
 Chow'der, CH'-Dr 
 Chrestom'athy, Krs-Ti 
 
 M-TH 
 
 Chrism, KrS-zM 
 Chris'mal, Kr-zM-L 3 
 Chrisma'tioUjKr^-zMshn 
 Chris'inatory,Kr-z Mt-fia 
 Christ, Kreti 
 Christ'-croas-row, Kr- 
 
 sKr-83 
 Chris'ten, Kre3-N, Krs- 
 
 Nd, Kre-N-KG 
 Chris'tendom, Krs-N-D- 
 
 M 
 
 Chris'tian, Krs-CHn CKr 3 ] 
 Christian'ity, Krs-CHuti 
 Christianization, Kre- 
 
 Chris'tianiae, Krs-CH 3 - 
 Nz, Krs-CH*-Nzd, Krs- 
 CH3-NZ-NG 
 
 Chris'tianly, Kis-CHS-Nl 
 Ghriat'less, Krs-T ] -Ls 
 Christ'mas, Kr J -eMs 
 Chrisfmas-box, Kr 3 - 
 
 sMs li - Ks 
 
 Christol'ogy, Krs-Ti-i-J 
 Chro'mate, Kr^-Mt 
 Chromat'ic, Kr^Mt-K 
 Chromat'ics, Kr'-Mt-Ks 
 Chrome, Kr-M 
 Chro'mic, Kr^-M-K 
 Chro'mium, Kr-M-M 
 Chro'mo-lithography, 
 
 Chron'ic, Kr'-N K 
 Chronical, Kr'-N-Kl 
 Chron'icle, Kr 1 - N - Kl, 
 
 Kri-N-Kld, Kr'-N-Kl-NG 
 Chron'icler, Kr-N-K.l-Ki 
 Chron'ogram, Kr>-N-Gr- 
 
 M 
 Chron'ograph, 
 
 Grf 
 
 CHY 
 
 Chronog'rapher, Kr-N- 
 
 Gr-Fr 1 
 
 Chronol'oger, Kr-Nl-Jr 1 
 Chronolog'ic, Kr-Nl-J>-K 
 Chronolog'ical-ly, Kr- 
 
 Nl-J^Kl 
 
 Chronol'ogist.Kr-Nl-Jst 1 
 Chronol'ogy, Kr-Nl-J 1 
 Chronom'eter, Krn'-Mtr 
 Chronomet'ric, Krn 2 - 
 
 Mtr-K 
 Chronomet'rical, Krn*- 
 
 Mtr-Kl 
 Chronom'etry, Krn-M- 
 
 Tri 
 
 Chrys'alid, Kr-si s -D 
 Chrys'alis, Kr-sis s 
 Chrysan'themum, Krs- 
 
 N-THi-M-M 
 
 Chrys'oberyl, Krs-B3-fll 
 Chrys'olite, Kr-sLt 3 
 Chrys'oprase, Kr-sPrzS 
 Chub-by, CH-'-B 
 Chub'bed, CH-Bd 
 Chuck, CH2-K, CH*-Kt, 
 
 CH2-K-NG 
 Chuck'-farthing, CH2-K- 
 
 F-.R-DH-NG 
 Chuck'le, CH2-K1, CH- 
 
 Kld, CH2-K1-NG 
 Chuck'le-head, CH2-K1. 
 
 Hd 
 
 Chuckling, CH2-K1-NG 
 Chuff, CHfa 
 ChufTily, CH^-Fl 
 
 Chum, CH2-M 
 Chump, CH2-M-P 
 Chunk-y, CH 2 -NG-K 
 Church, CHr-CH, CHr*- 
 
 CH-T. CHr2-CH-NG 
 Church'man, CHr 2 - CH - 
 
 Mn 
 Church'manship, CHr*- 
 
 CH-Mn:SH 
 Church'-warden, CHr- 
 
 CH-Wrd-N 
 Church'-yard, CHr 2 -CH- 
 
 Yrd 
 
 Churl, CHr2-L 
 Churl'ish, CHr 2 -L-SH 
 Churl'ishly, CHr*-L-SHl 
 Churl'ishness, CHr 2 -Z,- 
 
 SH-Ns 
 Churn, CHrn 2 , CHrnd^ 
 
 CHrn 2 -NG 
 
 Churn'ing, CHrn*-NG 
 Chute, SHt 3 
 Chyle, K-H 
 Chylifaction, K-ii-F- 
 
 Kslm 
 Chylifec'tive, K-i^-F-K- 
 
 Tv 
 ChylLfica'tion, K-Z*-F- 
 
 Kshn 
 Chyl'ificatory, 
 
 K-T- 
 
 Chyl'ous, K-is* 
 Chyme, K'-M 
 Chym'io, K 3 -M-K 
 
CHT 
 
 Chymifica'tion, K-M-F- 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Chym'ify, E-M-F 
 Chym'istry, K-Ms-Tr* 
 Ciea'da, sK-D* 
 Cic'atrice, sK-Trs* 
 Cica'trix, sK-Tr*-Ks 
 Uicatriza'tion, sK- 
 
 Cic'atrize, sK-Trz, sK- 
 Trzd 3 , sK-Trz 3 -NG 
 
 Cicero'ne, CH-CH-fi-N 
 or 8S*-R-N 
 
 Cicero'nian, sS^-fi-Nn 
 
 Cicero'nianism, sS*-.B- 
 Niiz-M 
 
 Cicis'beism, sSs 8 -B-zM 
 
 Cicisbe'o, CHS-CH-sB 
 
 Cicis'beo, sSs-B 
 
 Ci'der, sDr 1 
 
 Ci'derkin, sDri-Kn 
 
 Ci-devant', sDvi-A" 
 
 Cigar', sGr* 
 
 Cigarette', sGr-T 
 
 Cil'iary, sL*-R 
 
 Cil'iate, s 3 -T 
 
 Cil'iated, sZ, 3 -Td 
 
 Cili'cious, sZ,*-SHs 
 
 Ci'ma, sMi 
 
 Cim'eter, sMtr 
 
 Cimme'rian, sM-fin* 
 
 Cincho'na, sN'-K-N 
 
 Cinct'ure, sNGtr* 
 
 Cin'der, eNdr 3 
 
 Cinemafics, sN-M-T a -Ks 
 
 Cinera'tion, sN-fishn* 
 Cin'erous, sN-fis 8 
 Cineri'tious, sN-B'-SHs 
 Cin'galese, sNG-G-Zz s 
 Cin'gle, sNG 3 -Gl 
 Cin'nabar, sN-Br 
 Cin'namon, sN-Mn 
 Cinque, sNG-K 
 Cinque'-foil, sNG'-K-F-L 
 Ci'on, S'-N 
 Ci'pher, sFr 1 , sFrd>, sFr 1 - 
 
 NG 
 
 Circe'an, sK 3 -Sn 
 Circen'sial, sfis'-N-SHl 
 Circen'sian, sKs*-Nshn 
 Cir'cle, 
 
 Cir'clet, 8 K-Klt 
 Cir'cocele, sK 2 -Ks-L 
 Cir'cuit, 8B a -Kt 
 Circu'itous, sK-K-Ts 
 Circu'itously, sE s -K-T- 
 
 eL 
 
 Cir'culable, sR-Kl-Bl 
 Cir'cular, sfi-Kl-K 
 Circular'ity, sR'-Kl-Rt 
 Cir'cularly , s K- K 1-E- L 
 Circulate, sR-KH, Bfl'- 
 
 Kl-Td.8R*-Klt-NG 
 Circula'tion, sR^-Klshn 
 Cir'culator, efl-Kltr 
 Cir'culatory, sR=-Kl-T-R 
 Circumam'bient, sE 1 
 
 iM-B-N-T(or iM-Bnt> 
 
 Circumam'bulate, 
 ; M-BH 
 
 Circumambula'tion, 
 
 sR 8 : M-Bl8hn 
 Circumbend'ibus, 
 
 :Bnd-Bs 
 
 Cir'cumcise, sK 2 isZ, 
 SeZd, sB^lsZ-NG [sB- 
 BZ, sR*-8Zd, sBsz2-NG] 
 The reporter sometimefi 
 omits the syllable cum en- 
 tirely, and joins the first 
 and last parts of the word 
 in one outline. See Com. 
 Cir'cumciser, sB ! isZr 
 
 Circumcis'ion, 
 SsZHn 
 
 sB 
 
 Circumduct', sR a !D-Kt 
 Circumduc'tion, sR" iD- 
 
 Eshn 
 Circum'ference, sfi*iF- 
 
 Riis [s/P-F-Rns] 
 Circumferen'tial, sR" 
 
 Circumferen'tor, sR* 1 F- 
 
 Cir'cumnect, sR z !Fl-K-T 
 Cir'cumflex, sR 2 :Fl-Ks 
 
 [sR 2 -Fl-Ks] 
 Circum'fluent, sR*;Fl- 
 
 Nt 
 
 Circum'fluous, sR s '.Fl-S 
 Circumfora'nean, sR 2 
 
 Circumfora'neous, sR = 
 
 IF-R-Ns 
 
 Circumfuse', &R* : Fz 
 Circumfu'sion, sR 3 
 
 IFzhn 
 Circumgyra'tion, sR 2 
 
 '.J-Rshn 
 Circumja'cent, sR* 1 Js- 
 
 Nt 
 Circumlocu'tion, sB 8 
 
 ii-Kshn 
 Circumloc'utory, sB 1 
 
 ii-K-T-fi 
 Circummured', sB'SM- 
 
 Circumnav'igable, sfi 1 
 
 1N-V-G-B1 
 Circumnav'igate, sR 1 
 
 1N-V-G-T, sRMN-V-G- 
 
 Td, sR'iN-V-G-T-NG 
 Circumnaviga'tion, sR 2 
 
 iN-V-Gshn 
 Circumnav'igator, sB 1 
 
 tN-V-Gtr 
 
 Circumpo'lar, sfi 8 ; P-Z-B 
 Circumposi'tion, sR 3 
 
 i PzsAn 
 Circumro'tary, sR*;K-T- 
 
 R 
 Circumrota'tion, eB* 
 
 !R-Tshn 
 Circumro'tatory, sB 
 
 '.R-T-T-R 
 Circumscrib'able, aBi 
 
 !sKr(-B)-Bl 
 
 CIT 
 
 Circumscribe', sR 1 isKr- 
 
 B, sRi :sKr-Bd, sR 1 :sKr- 
 
 B-NG 
 Circumscrib'er, sB 1 
 
 IsKr-Br 
 Circumscrip'tible, sR 3 
 
 IsKr-Pt-Bl 
 Circumscrip'tion, sR* 
 
 tsKr-Pshn 
 Circumscrip'tive, sE 3 
 
 ;sKr-Pt-V 
 Cir'cumspect, sR- isP-Kt 
 
 Circumspec'tion, sR 1 
 
 isP-Kshu [ss--P-Kshu] 
 Circumspect'ive, s/i 3 
 
 isP-Kt-V 
 Cir'cumspectly, sR-isP- 
 
 Kt-L 
 Cir'cumspectness, sR* 
 
 IsP-Kt-Ns 
 Cir'cumstance, sR* 
 
 IsTus, sR 2 !sTnst, sR* 
 
 SsTns-NG [sTns 2 , sTnst 2 , 
 
 sTns 2 -NG] 
 Circumstan'tial, sR 1 
 
 IsT-N-SHl tsTn'] 
 Circumstantial'ity, sR 1 
 
 Circumstan'tially, sR 1 
 
 Circumstan'tiate, sR l 
 
 IsTn-SHt, s^MsTn-SH- 
 
 Td, sRi:sTn-SHt-NG 
 Circumval'late, B-RMV- 
 
 Lt 
 Circumvalla'tion, sR* 
 
 i V-ishn 
 
 Circumvent', sR 2 S Vnt 
 Circumvention, sR- : V- 
 
 Nshn 
 Circumvent'ive, sR* 
 
 SVnt-V 
 
 Circumvest', sR* ! Vst 
 Circumvolu'tion, sfi 1 
 
 IV-Z-shn 
 
 Circumvolve', sR 1 i VI- V, 
 Ri 1 Vl-Vd, sB' 1 Vl-V-NG 
 Cir'cus, sR 2 -Ks 
 Cirque, sR'-K 
 Cir'ri, sR 3 
 
 Cirrif'erous, sR 3 -F-Rs 
 Cir'riped, sR a -Pd 
 Cirro-cu'mulus, sR*-K- 
 M-Zs 
 
 Cir'rose, sRs 3 
 Cirro-stra'tus, sR 2 -sTr- 
 
 Ts 
 
 Cir'rous, sRs 3 
 Cir'rus, sRs 3 
 Cisal'pine, Ss'-Z-Pn 
 Cisatlan'tic, Ss-T-Lnt-K 
 Cismon'tane, Ss'-Mn-Tn 
 Cis'padane, Ss 3 -P-Dn 
 Cis'soid, Ss 3 -D 
 Cist, Sst 3 
 
 Cister'cian, Ss s -T-JZshn 
 Cis'tern, ssTrn 3 
 Cit, sT 
 Cit'adel, sT 3 -Dl 
 
CIT 
 
 Cita'tion, sTshu 2 
 Oi'tatory, sTi-T-R 
 Cite, sT, sTdi, sT'-NG 
 Cit'er, sTri 
 Cith'ern, sTH^-Kn 
 Cit'izen, sT -N [sTn 3 ] 
 Cit'izenship, yTz*-N : SH 
 
 [sTu 3 :SH] 
 Cit'rate, sTrts 
 Cit'rie, sTr'-K 
 Cit'rine, sTrn 3 
 Cit'ron, sTrn s 
 Cit'rul, sT3-Bl 
 Cit'y, sT3 
 Gives, sVz 1 
 CiVet, sVt 
 Civ'ic, sV3-K 
 Civ'il, svis 
 Civil'ian, sVln 3 
 Civil'ity, BV1 3 -T 
 CiVilizable, sVlzS-Bl 
 Civilization, 
 Civilize, sVlz 3 , 
 
 BVlz*-NG 
 Civ'ilized, sVlzd 3 
 Civ'ilizer, sVl^-Zr 
 CiVilly, sVl 3 
 CiVism, sVz 3 -M 
 Clab'ber, Kl-Bri 
 Clack, KP-K, Kl-K-T 1 , 
 
 KP-K-NG 
 Clack'er, KP-Kr 
 Clack'-valve,KU-K-Vl-V 
 Clad, Kldi 
 Claim, KP-M, K12-Md, 
 
 K12-M-NO 
 
 Claim'able, K1-M-B12 
 Claim'ant, Kis-Mnt 
 Clairvoy'ance, Kl-R^V- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Clairvoy'ant, Kl-fli-V-Nt 
 Clam, Kli-M, KU-Md, Kli- 
 
 M-NG 
 
 Cla'mant, K12-Mnt 
 Clam'ber, Kl-M-Br 1 , Kl- 
 
 M-Brd 1 , Kl-M-Bri-NG 
 Clam'miness, KU-M-Ns 
 Clam'my, KP-M 
 Clam'or, KP-Mr, KP- 
 
 Mrd, KP-Mr-XG 
 Clam'orous, KP-Mrs 
 Clam'orously, Kl-Mrs-L 1 
 Clam'orousness, Kl 1 - 
 
 Mrs - Ns 
 Clamp, Kl-M-pi, Kli-Mt, 
 
 Kl-M-pi-NG 
 Clan, Klni 
 
 Claudes' tine, Klnd-St-N 
 Clandestinely, Klnd- 
 
 St--N-L 
 Clandes'tineness, Kind- 
 
 St=-N-Ns 
 Clang, KP-NG, KP-NGd, 
 
 KP-NG-NG 
 Clan'gor, KP-NGr 
 Clan'gorous, KP-XGrs 
 Clan'gous, KP-NG-Gs 
 Clank, KII-NG-K. KP-NG- 
 
 Kt. KP-NG-K-NG 
 Clan'nish, Kln-SH' 
 
 44 
 
 Clan'nishly, Kln-SEP-i 
 Clan'nishness, Kln-SHi- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Clan'ship, Kln-SHi-P 
 Clap, Kl-P', Kl-Pti, Kl-Pi- 
 
 NG 
 
 Clapboard, Kl-Brd 1 
 Clap'per, Kl-Pr 1 
 Clap'perclaw, Kl-PrJ-Kl 
 Clap'-trap, Kl-pi-Tr-P 
 Clar'ence, lil-flns 1 
 Clar'enceux or Clar'en- 
 
 cieux, Kl-Kn'-SH 
 Clare'-obscure, Kl-K'-B- 
 
 sljr 
 
 Clar'et, Kl-tft 1 
 Clar'ichord, Kl-i-Krd 
 Clariflca'tion, Kl-^-F- 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Clar'ifler, Kl-TS'-F-R 
 Clar'ity, Kl-fii-F 
 
 Fd, Kl-^-F-NG 
 Clar'inet, Kl-7fi-Nt 
 Clar'ion, Kl-Ki-N 
 Clarionet', Kl-7J2-Nt 
 Clar'itude, Kl-^-Td 
 Cla'ro-obscu'ro, K 
 
 B-sK-B 
 Clash, Kl-SHi, Kl-SHti, 
 
 K1-SH!-NG 
 Clasp, Kls - P 1 , Kls - Pti, 
 
 Kls-Pi-NG 
 Clasp'er, Kl-sPr 1 
 Class, Klsi. Klsti.Kls'-NG 
 Clas'sio, Kls!-K 
 Clas'sical-ly, Klsi-Kl 
 Clas'sicalism, Kls 1 - Kl - 
 
 zM 
 
 Classical'ity, Kls-Kl-Ti 
 Clas'sicalness, Kls 1 - Kl - 
 
 Ns 
 
 Clas'sicism, Kl-Ssz^M 
 Clas'sicist, Kl-Si-sSt 
 Classit'ic, Els-F^-K 
 Classification, Kls - F= - 
 
 Kshn 
 Clas'sify, Kls-F 1 , Kls-Fd 1 , 
 
 Kls-F!-NG 
 Clas'sis, Kl-Ss 1 
 Class'mate, KP-sMt 
 Clat'ter, Kltr 1 , Kltrd 1 . 
 
 Kltri-NG 
 
 Clat'terer, Kltr K 1 
 Clause, Klz 1 
 Claus'tral, Kl sTr 1 -!. 
 Cla'vate, Kl-Vt2 
 Cla'vated, Kl-V^-Td 
 Clav'ichord, Kl-Vi-Krd 
 Clav'icle, Kl-Vi-Kl 
 Cla'vier, Kl-V^or^R 
 ClaViger, Kl-\ T1 -Jr 
 Claw, KP, KkP, KP-NG 
 Clay, K12, Kid'-. K12-NG 
 Clay'-cold, Kl^-Kld 
 Clay'er, K1-B 
 Clay'ey, KP 
 Clay'ish, K1-SH2 
 Clay'-marl, Kl^-M.Rl 
 Clay'-more, Kl*-Mr 
 Clay'-pit, Kl^-Pt 
 
 CLI 
 
 Clay'-stone, Klsa-Tn 
 Clean, (a.) Kin', Kl 3 -Nr, 
 
 Kl^-Nst 
 Clean, (v.) Kin 3 , Kind*, 
 
 Klus-NG 
 
 Clean'lily, Kl-Nl-i* 
 Clean'liness, Kl^-Xl-Ns 
 Clean'ly, Kl^-Nl, K1-K1- 
 
 K2, Kl'-i-Nlst 
 Clean'ness, Kln a -Ns 
 Cleans'able, Kl-Nz-B2-L 
 Cleanse, Klnz 2 , Klnzda. 
 
 Klmc 2 -NG 
 
 Cleans'er, Kln-zR* 
 Cleans'ing, Klnz^-NG 
 Clear, (a.) Kl-R 3 , Kl-Rr 3 , 
 
 Kl-^st 
 Clear, (t>.) Kl-R 3 , Kl-Bd, 
 
 Kl-R'-NG 
 
 Clear'age, Kl-fi 3 -J 
 Clear'ance, Kl-^ns 3 
 Cleared, Kl-/i;d 3 
 Clear'er, Kl-Rr 3 
 Clear'ing-house, K1-R- 
 
 NG-Hs 
 
 Clearly, Kl-RV 
 Clear'ness, Kl R 3 -Ns 
 Clear'-sighted, Kl-Rs 3 - 
 
 Td 
 Clear'-sightedness, Kl- 
 
 ^s 3 -Td-Ns 
 Clear'-starch, Kl-.Ks 3 -T- 
 
 .- 
 
 Clear'-story, Kl Rs*-T-R 
 Clear'-stuff, Kl-^s 3 -Tf 
 Cleat, Klt 
 Cleav'able, K1-V3-B1 
 Cleav'age, Kl-V^-J 
 Cleave, Klv 3 , Klvd 3 , Klv- 
 
 NG 
 
 Cleav'er, Kl-Vr* 
 Clef, KlfJ 
 Cleft, Klfts 
 Clem'atis, Kl-M-Ts 2 
 Clem'ency, Kl-Mu-S 2 
 Clem'ent, Kl--Mnt 
 Clem'antine, Kl-Mn-Tn 
 Clem'ently, Kl-Mut-Z,2 
 Clench, Kl-N-CH* 
 Clep'sydra or Clepsy- 
 
 dra, Kl-PSorJ-sDr 
 Cler'gy, Kl-K^.j 
 Cler'gyable, K1-.R2-J-B1 
 Cler'gyman, Kl-^2-J-Ma 
 Cler'ic, Kl-fl2-K 
 Cler'ical, K1-K2-K1 
 Clerk, K1-R2-K 
 Clerk'ly, K1-R2-K1 
 Clerk'ship, Kl-l{2-K:SH 
 Clev'er, Kl-Vr 
 CleVerly, Kl-Vr 2 -Z, 
 Clev'erness, Kl-Vr 2 - Na 
 Clev'is, Kl-Vs 2 
 Clev'y, Kl-vs 
 Clew, Kl 3 , Kid 3 . K1 3 -NG 
 Click, K1 3 -K, Kl-K-T 3 , Kl 
 
 K-NG 
 
 Cli'ent, KP-Nt 
 Client'al, Kl-Nt-L 2 
 
CL1 
 
 45 
 
 COB 
 
 Client'ship, KH-Nt:SH 
 
 Clos'er, Kl-Zr* Clyp'eate, Kl-ps-T 
 
 Cliff, Klfs 
 
 Close'-stool, Kls 2 -T-L | Clys'ter, Klstr^ 
 
 Cliff-y, K1-F3 
 
 Clos'et, Klz-T 1 , Klz-Tdi, 
 
 Co. (meiiniug company), 
 
 Clift'ed, Kl-F*-Td 
 
 Klz-T'-NG 
 
 K a 
 
 Climac'teric or Cli- 
 
 Clos'ure, Kl-ZHr2 
 
 Coach, K-CH 2 , K-CHt 2 , 
 
 macter'ic, Kl-M-K- 
 
 Clot, Kit'. Kl-Td, Klti-NG 
 
 K-CH-'-NG 
 
 
 Cloth, Kl-THi 
 
 Coach'-box, K-CH-'-B-Ks 
 
 Climacter'ical, Kl-H-K- 
 
 Clothe, IU-DH2, Kl-DHd2, 
 
 Coach'ee, K-CH- 
 
 Tr 2 -Kl 
 
 K1-DH 2 -NG 
 
 Coach'man, lv-CH--5In 
 
 Cli'mate, KU-Mt 
 
 Clothes, Kl-DHz 2 
 
 Coac'tion, K'-Kslm 
 
 Climat'ic, KH-Mt-K 
 
 Clothes'-wringer, Kl- 
 
 Coact'ive, K-K-Tvi 
 
 Climat'ical, KP-Mt-Kl 
 
 DHz 2 -.R-NGr 
 
 Coad'jutant or Coadju'- 
 
 Cli'matize, Kl-M-Tzi, KJ_ 
 
 Cloth'ier, K1-BH2-B 
 
 tant, K-J^H-Tut ' 
 
 M-Tzd 1 , Kl-M-Tzi-NG 
 Climatol'ogy,Kl-Mt-I,i-J 
 
 Cloth'ing, K1-DH 2 -NG 
 Clot'ty, Kl-Ti 
 
 Coadju'tor, K-Jt^orS 
 Coadju'trix, K-J 3 -Tr-Ks 
 
 Cli'max, KU-M-Ks 
 
 Cloud, Kldi, Kl - Ddi, 
 
 Coadvent'urer, K - Dv 2 - 
 
 Climb, Kli-M, Kli-Md, 
 
 Kldi-NG 
 
 Ntr - K 
 
 KU-M-NG 
 
 Cloud'-compelling,Kldi 
 
 Coa'gent, K-J 2 -Nt 
 
 Climb'able, Kl-M-BU 
 
 :P-L-NG 
 
 Coag'ulable, K-(i-/>i-Bl 
 
 Climb'er, KP-Hr 
 
 Cloud'ily, Kl-D 1 -^ 
 
 Coag'ulate, K-G-it 1 . K- 
 
 Clime, KP-M 
 
 Cloud'iness, Kl-DJ-Ns 
 
 G-L'-Td. K-G-/,t ] -NG 
 
 Clinch, K1-N-CH3, Kl-N- 
 
 Cloud'less, Kl-D!-s 
 
 Coagula'tion, K-G-Zshn 2 
 
 CHt 3 . K1-N-CH3-NG 
 
 Cloud'y, Kl-Di, Kl-Di-K, 
 
 Coag'ulative, K-G-/,t!-V 
 
 Chinch'er, Kl N-CHr 3 
 
 Kl-Dsti 
 
 Coag'ulator, K-G-Ltr 1 
 
 Cling, Kia-NG, K1 3 -NG- 
 
 Clough, Klf 
 
 Coag'ulum, K!-G1-5I 
 
 NG 
 
 Clough, Klfi 
 
 Coal, K1-, Kid 2 . K12-NG- 
 
 Cling'stone, Kl-NGs-Tn 3 
 
 Clout, Klti, Kl-Tdi, Klti- 
 
 Coal'ery, Kl-A' 2 
 
 Cling'y, K1 3 -NG 
 
 NG 
 
 Coalesce', K-Ls-, K-ist2, 
 
 Clin'ic, K1 3 -N-K 
 
 Clout'-nail, Klt^-N-L 
 
 K-Z.S--NG 
 
 Clin'ical, K1 3 -N-K1 
 
 Clove, Klv2 
 
 Coales'cence, K-is 2 -Ns 
 
 Clink, Kia-NG-K, KIS-NGt, 
 
 Clove'-hitch, Klv 2 -H-CH 
 
 Coales'cent, K-is 2 -Nt 
 
 K13-NG-K-NG 
 
 Clo'ven, Kl-Vn2 
 
 Coal'-fleld, Kl 2 -F-Ld 
 
 Clink'er, Kl 3 -NG-Kr 
 
 Clo'ven-footed, Kl-Vn 2 - 
 
 Coal'-heaver, Kl 2 -H-Vr 
 
 Cli'noid, Kl-N-D 1 
 
 F-Td 
 
 Coali'tion, K-/>slin a 
 
 Clip, Kl-P 3 , Kl-Pt 3 , Kl-ps- 
 
 Clo'ven-hoofed, Kl-Vn 2 - 
 
 Coal'-measure, Kl 2 - M - 
 
 NG 
 
 H-Ft 
 
 ZHr 
 
 Clip'per, Kl-Prs 
 
 Clove'-pink, Klv 2 -P-NG- 
 
 Coal'-meter, Kl 2 -Mtr 
 
 Clip'ping, Kl-ps-NG 
 
 K 
 
 Coal'-mine, Kl-'-Mu 
 
 Clique, K1 3 -K 
 
 Clo'ver, Kl Vr 
 
 Coal'-pit, Kl 2 -pt 
 
 Cloak, K1 2 -K, Kl-K-T 2 , 
 
 Clown, Kin* 
 
 Coal'-scuttle, Kl 2 -sK-Tl 
 
 K12-K-NG 
 Cloak'-bag, K1 2 -K-B-G 
 
 Clown'ish, Kln-SH 1 
 Clown'ishly, Kln-SHi-Z, 
 
 Coal'-tar, K1 2 -T R 
 Coal'-whipper, Kl 2 -W-Pr 
 
 Clock, Kl'-K 
 
 Cloy, Kli, Kid 1 , Kli-NG 
 
 Coal'y, K-t- 
 
 Clock'-maker, Kli-K-M- 
 
 Club, K1-B2, Kl-Bd2, Kl- 
 
 Coam'ings, K2-M-NGz 
 
 Kr 
 
 B2-NG 
 
 Coapta'tion, K-P 2 -Tshn 
 
 Clock'-work,Kli-K-Wr-K 
 
 Club'bish, K1-B2-SH 
 
 Coarc'tate, K-Ri-K-Tt 
 
 Clod-dy, Kl-D* 
 
 Club'bist, Kl-Bst 2 
 
 Coarse, Krs 2 , Kr - sR 2 , 
 
 Clod'-hopper, K1-D-H- 
 
 Club'-foot, Kl-B 2 -Ft 
 
 Krss-i' 2 
 
 Pr 
 
 Club'-footed,Kl-B2-F-Td 
 
 Coarse'ly, Kr-si 2 
 
 Clod'pate, Kl-D 1 -?* 
 
 Club'-house, Kl-B2-Hs 
 
 Coarse'ness, Krs 2 -Ns 
 
 Clod'pated, Kl-Di-P-Td 
 
 Club'-law, Kl-B2-i 
 
 Coast, Kst 2 . Ks-Td 2 , Kst(-) 
 
 Clod'poll, K1-D-P-L 
 
 Club'-room, K1-B 2 -R-M 
 
 Coast'er, Kstr2 
 
 Cloff, Kin 
 
 Club'-shaped, K1-B2-SH- 
 
 Coast'-line, Ks-T 2 -n 
 
 Clog, Kli-G, Kl-G-D 1 , Kl 1 - 
 
 Pt 
 
 Coast'wise, Ks-T 2 -Wz 
 
 G-NG 
 
 Cluck, K12-K, Kl-K-T 2 , 
 
 Coat, Kt-'. K-Td 2 . Kt 2 -NG 
 
 Clog'giness, KP-G-Ns 
 
 K12-K-NG 
 
 Coat'-card, Kt2-Krd 
 
 Clog'gy, KP-G 
 
 Clue, Kl 3 
 
 Coatee', K-T 3 
 
 Clois'ter, Klstr 1 , Kl-sTrdi, 
 
 Clump, Kl-M-P 2 
 
 Coat'ing, Kt 2 -NG 
 
 Klstr(-)i 
 
 Clum'sily, Kl-M-Zia 
 
 Coax, K 2 -Ks, K2-Kst, K2- 
 
 Clois'tral, Kl-sTri-L 
 
 Clum'siness, Kl-M-Z 2 -Ns 
 
 Ks-NG 
 
 Cloke, K12-K 
 
 Clum'sy, Kl-M-Z 2 
 
 Coax'er, K-K-sR 2 
 
 Close, (D.) Klz Klzd*, 
 
 Clung, K12-NG 
 
 Cob, K-B 1 
 
 Klz^-NG 
 
 Clu'niac, K1 3 -N-K 
 
 Co'balt, K-BU2 
 
 Close, (a.) Kls*, Kl-sK, 
 
 Clus'ter, Klstr,Kl-8Trd 2 , 
 
 Cobalt'ic, K-BP-T-K 
 
 K188-T2 
 
 Klstr<-)* 
 
 Cob'ble, K-B1 1 , K-Bldi. 
 
 Close'-bodied,Kls2-B-Dd 
 
 Clus'tery, Kls-T-fl 
 
 K-Bli-NG 
 
 Close'-fisted, Kls*-Fs-Td 
 
 Clutch, Kl-CH 2 , Kl-CHt2 
 
 Cob'bler, K-Bl'-R 
 
 Close'-hauled, Kl 2 -iHld K1-CH 2 -NG 
 
 Cob'ble-stone,K-BlsJ-Tn 
 
 Closely, K1-8L* Clut'ter, Kltr, Kltrd 2 , 
 
 Cob'le, K-Bli 
 
 Close'ness, Kls-Ns Kltr 2 -NG 
 
 Cob'nut, K-B>-N-T 
 
COB 
 
 COL 
 
 Cob'stone, K-Bs'-Tn 
 
 Coeliac, s-K 
 
 Cog'nizance, Ri-G-Nz-Ng 
 
 Cob'web, R-Bi-W-B 
 
 Coemp'tion, R 2 -Mshn 
 
 or :Nzi-Ns 
 
 Cocagne', R 2 -Rn 
 
 Co-e'qual, K-Kw-L* 
 
 Cog'nizant, K^G-Nz-Nt 
 
 Coccif erous, E-Es-F 3 -fis Co-eaual'ity, K-Kw-L'-T 
 
 or tNz'-Nt 
 
 Coch'ineal, R-CH-N1 
 
 Co-e'qually, K-Kw-X, 3 
 
 Cog'nize, Ri-G-Nz 
 
 Coch'leary, R-R-i'-K 
 
 Coerce', R-s 2 , K-Rst*, 
 
 Cognizee', R-G-N-Z* or 
 
 Coch'leate, E-E-Li-T 
 
 R-J?s 2 -NG 
 
 :N Z 3 
 
 Coch'leated, E-K-//i-Td 
 
 Coer'cible, E-Bs 2 -B-L 
 
 Cognizor', E-G-N-Zr 1 or 
 
 Cock, Ki-E, K-K-Ti, Ri- 
 
 Coer'cion, E-fishn 2 
 
 - N-Zr^ 
 
 K-NG 
 
 Coer'cive, K-R&-V 
 
 Cogno'men, E 2 -G-N-Mn 
 
 Cockade', K-K-D* 
 
 Coer'civeness, R-Ks z -V- 
 
 Cognom'inal, Ri-G-N-M- 
 
 Cockatoo', R-E-T 3 , 
 
 Ns 
 
 Nl 
 
 Cock'atrice, R-K-Trsi 
 
 Co-essen'tial,R-S2-N-SHl 
 
 Cognomina'tion, K 2 -G- 
 
 Cocklrill, K-R-Bi-L 
 
 [E-Sn 2 J 
 
 N-.M-Nshn 
 
 Cock'-boat, Ri-K-Bt 
 Cock'-chafer, Ri-R-CH- 
 
 Co-essential'ity, K-S J -N- 
 &HI-T 
 
 Cog'nocence.RJ-G-Ns-Ns 
 Cognoscen'te, K-G-Xs- 
 
 Fr 
 
 Co-essen'tiaUy, R-S-N- 
 
 N-T 2 
 
 Cock'-crow, E'-E-Er 
 
 SHl 
 
 Cognoscibil'ity, R-G-Ns- 
 
 Cock'-crowing, R 1 - E - 
 
 Co-estate', R-S 2 -Tt 
 
 B 3 -Lt 
 
 Kr-NG 
 
 Coeta'neous, R-T 2 -Ns 
 
 Cognos'cible, K-G-Ns- 
 
 Oock'er, K^Kr, E'-Krd, 
 
 Co-eter'nal, K-Tr 2 -Nl 
 
 BJ-L 
 
 E'-Er-NG 
 
 Co-eter'nity, K-Tr 2 -N-T ! Cogno'vit, K-G-N-Vt* 
 
 Cock'erel, E-Er-L 1 
 
 Coe'val, R-V 3 -L Cog'-wheel, R'-G-Wl 
 
 Cock'et, E-R-Ti 
 
 Co-exec'utor, R 2 -Ks-Etr Cohab'it, E-Bti, R-Bi-Td, 
 
 Cock'-fight, Ri-E-Ft 
 
 Co-exist', R-Rss-T 3 . K- 
 
 K-BU-) 1 
 
 Cock'-fighting, Ri-R-Ft- 
 
 Rss-Td 3 . E-Rss-T 3 -NG 
 
 Cohab'itant, R-B'-Tnt 
 
 KG 
 
 Co-exist'ence, K - Rss - '. Cohabita'tion.K B 2 -Tshn 
 
 Cock'-horse, Ri-R-Hrs 
 
 Tns 3 Co-heir', K-R> 
 
 Cock'le, Ri-Rl 
 
 Co-exist'ent, R-Kss-Tnt 3 Co-heir'ess, K-R'-S 
 
 Cock'ler, R-Rl-Ri 
 
 Co-extend', K-Rs-Tnd 2 . Cohere', R-Hr, R 3 -Hrd 
 
 Cock'le-shell, Ri-Rl-SHl 
 
 K-Rs-Tn 2 -Dd,R-Ks-Tnd2- 
 
 R 3 -Hr-NG 
 
 Cock'le-stairs, Ri-Rls-T- 
 
 NG 
 
 Coher'ence, K 3 -Hrns 
 
 Rz 
 
 Co-exten'sion, E-Es-T 2 - Coher'ency, K-Hrn-8 3 
 
 Cock'-loft, Ri-R-L-Ft 
 
 Nshn Coher'ent, K 3 -Hrnt 
 
 Cock'-match, Ri - K - M- 
 
 Co-exten'sive, R-Ks-T- \ Coher'ently, K-Hrnt-Z 
 
 CH 
 
 Ns-V Cche'sion, R 3 -Hzhn 
 
 Cock'ney, R'-K-N 
 
 Coffee, E-Fi 1 Cohe'sive, R-Hs-V 
 
 Cock'neyism, R-R-N-Z 1 - 
 
 Coffee-house, K-F l -Hs 
 
 Cohe'siveness, K-Hs-V*- 
 
 M 
 
 Coffee-mill, K-F-M1 
 
 Ns 
 
 Cock'pit, R-K-Pti 
 
 Coffee-pot, R-F!-Pt 
 
 Co'hom, R 2 -Hrn 
 
 Cock'roach, R-R-B'-CH 
 
 Coffer, K-Fri, R-Frdi. 
 
 Co'hort, K 2 -Hrt 
 
 Cocks'comb, R^Rs-K-M 
 
 K-F^-NG 
 
 Coif, Rfi 
 
 Cock'spur, R-Rs-p!-R 
 
 Coffer-dam, Kf-ffi-D-M 
 
 Coifed, Eft' 
 
 Cock'swain, K-R-sWn 1 
 
 Coffin, K-Fn', K-Fndi, R- Coiffure, R-Fi-R 
 
 Co'coa, R 2 -R 
 
 Fn ! -NG | Coiene. En 1 
 
 Co'coa-nut, E 2 -K-Nt 
 
 Coffin-bone, K-Fn'-Bn 
 
 Coil, R-L 1 , R-Ld 1 , E-Ll- 
 
 Cocoon', R 3 -Rn 
 
 Cof fie, E-F'-L 
 
 NG 
 
 Cocoon'ery, R-Kn-K 3 
 
 Cog, RJ-G, R-G-D 1 , Ri-G- 
 
 Coin, Kni, End 1 , Eni-NG 
 
 Coc'tile, R-E-Ti-L 
 
 NG 
 
 Coin'age, E-N-Ji 
 
 Coc'tion, K^-Eslin 
 
 Cog'gle, Ei-Gl 
 
 Coincide', K-Xs-Di. K- 
 
 Cod, R-D 1 
 
 Co'gency, R-J 2 -N-S 
 
 Ns-Ddi. K-Ns-D'-NG 
 
 Cod'dle, K-D1 1 , K-Dld 1 , 
 
 Co'gent, R-Jnt 2 
 
 Coin'cidence, K-Ns-Dns* 
 
 R-Dli-NG 
 
 Co'gently, R-Jnt 2 -L 
 
 Coin'cident, R-Ns-Dnt 8 
 
 Code, R-D 2 
 
 Cog'itable, R-J'-T-Bl 
 
 Coincid'er, K-N-sDr 1 (or 
 
 Co'dex, R-D 2 -Ks 
 
 Cog'itate, R-J'-Tt, R-Ji- 
 
 R-N-Sdr') 
 
 Cod '-fish, K -D'-F-SIT 
 
 T'Td, R-Ji-Tt-NG 
 
 Coin'er, K'-Nr 
 
 Cod'ger, K-Jr l 
 
 Cogita'tion, R-J 2 -Tshn 
 
 Coir, R-Ri 
 
 Cod'ices, K-Dsz 1 
 
 Cog'itative, K-Ji-T-Tv ! Coi'tion, K-SHn 
 
 Cod'icil, R-Ds'-L 
 Codifica'tion, Ed - F* - 
 
 Cog'nac, K 2 -X-R Co-join', R-Jni 
 Cog'nate, RJ-G-Nt Coke, R 2 -R 
 
 Ksho 
 
 Cogna'tion, R 2 -G-Nshn 
 
 Col'ander, Elndr' 
 
 Co'dify, Ed-F 2 , Kd-Fd 2 , 
 
 Cog'niac, R 2 -N-R 
 
 Col'cothar, Rl-R-THi-R 
 
 Eci-F--N<T 
 
 Cognisee', R-G-N-Z 3 or Cold, Rid 2 . Kl-Dr 2 . Rl-Dst* 
 
 Cod'lin, R-Di-Ln 
 
 iX-Z 3 
 
 Cold'-blooded, Rld 2 -Bl- 
 
 Cod'line, R-Di-Z,n 
 
 Cognisor', E-G-N-Zr 1 or 
 
 Dd 
 
 Cod'ling, R-Di-L-NG 
 
 :N-Zr> 
 
 Cold'-chizel, KW-CH-Z] 
 
 Co-efficacy, R-F 2 -K-S 
 
 Cogni'tion, R 3 -G-Nshn Cold'-hearted, Kld s -Hr- 
 
 Co-effi'ciency,K-Fshn 3 -S 
 
 Cog'nitive, R-G-N-Tv l Td 
 
 Co-effl'cient, R-Fshnt 3 
 
 Cog'nizable, K-G-Nz-Bi- Cold'ly, Rld-Z, 2 
 
 Coe'horn, K 2 -Hrn ' LoriNz-fii-L 1 Cold'ness, Rld 2 -Ns 
 
COL 
 
 47 
 
 Cold'-Bhort, KldS-SHrt 
 Cole, K12 
 
 Collo'qulalism, Kl-Kw- 
 
 Coleop'teral, Kl-Pt^-L 
 Coleop'terous, Kl-Pt^-S 
 Coleop'teriat, Kl-Ptr'-St 
 
 Collo'quially, Kl-Kw-i 2 
 Col'loquist, KP-Kwst 
 Colloquy, Kl-Kw 
 
 Cole'- wort, Kl-Wrt 
 
 Collude', K-/>3-D, K-i- 
 
 Col'ic, K-Zi-K 
 Col'icky, K-ii-K 
 
 Collud'er, K-/,dr 
 
 Colise'um, K-is 8 -M 
 
 Collu'sion, K - zhns 
 
 Colab'orator, K-Li-Brtr 
 
 (Vocalized with ew.) See 
 
 Collapse', K-Z,'-Ps, E.-L 1 - 
 
 Collision and Coalition. 
 
 Pst, K-/,i-Ps-NG 
 
 Collu'sive, K-is-V 
 
 Collap'sion, K-L^Pshn 
 
 Collu'sively, K-L&-V-L 
 
 Col'lar, K-Xr 1 , K-Lrd 1 , K- 
 
 Collu'siveness, K-is a -V- 
 
 I*T^- NO* 
 
 Ns 
 
 Col'lar-beam, K-ir'-B-M 
 
 Collu'sory, K-is*-^ 
 
 Col'lar-bone, K-Lri-Bn 
 
 Collu'vies, K-i 3 -Vz 
 
 Collate', K-LV, K-L2-Td. 
 
 Col'ly, K-Z,1, K-Zdi, K-Li- 
 
 K'Jj t^-xJG' 
 
 NG 
 
 Collat'eral-ly, Klt-fil 1 
 Colla'tion, K-/,shn 2 
 
 Col'ooynth, Kls-N-THi 
 Cologne', K-in* 
 
 Colla'tive, K-it-v 
 
 Cologne'-water, K-in 2 - 
 
 Colla'tor, K-Z,tr* 
 
 Wtr 
 
 Col'league, K-x,-a 
 
 Co'lon, K-in s 
 
 Collect', Kl-K-T*, Kl-K- 
 
 Colonel, Kr 2 -Nl 
 
 Td 2 , K1-K-T 2 -NG 
 
 Colonelcy, Kr-Nl-S 2 
 
 Col'lect, KI-K-TI 
 
 Colonelsnip, Kr 2 -NHSH 
 
 Collecta'nea, K1-K-T 2 -N 
 
 Colo'nial, Kl-N-L* 
 
 Collecta'neous, Kl-K-T 2 - 
 
 Col'onist, Kl'-Nst 
 
 Ns 
 
 Coloniza'tion, Kl*-Nz7m 
 
 Collect'ed, Kl-K-Td" 
 
 Uoloniza'tionist, Kl- 
 
 Collect'edness, Kl - K - 
 
 Nz^n-St a 
 
 Td 2 -Ns 
 
 Col'onize, Kl-Nz, Kl 1 - 
 
 Collect'ible, Kl-K-T 2 -Bl 
 
 Nzd, Kli-Nz-NG 
 
 Collec'tion, Kl 2 -Kshn 
 
 Colonnade', Kln-D 
 
 Collect'ive, Kl-K-Tv 2 
 
 Col'ony, Kli-N 
 
 Collect'ively,Kl-K-T2-Vl 
 
 Col'ophon, Kl-Fni 
 
 Collect'or, Kl-Ktr 
 
 Col'ophony or Coloph'- 
 
 Collect'orate, Kl-Ktr-T 2 
 
 ony, Kl-Fi-N 
 
 Collect'orship, Kl - Ktr - 
 
 Coloquin'tida, Kl-Kwnt- 
 
 8H(-P) 
 
 D 3 
 
 Col'lege, K1-J 
 
 Col'or, K-ir 2 , K-ird", K- 
 
 Colle'gial, K1-J3-L 
 
 JJY^-NOr 
 
 Colle'gian, Kl-Jn 
 
 Col'orable-y, K-ir2-Bl 
 
 Colle'giate, Kl-Jt 
 
 Col'orableness, K - ir 2 - 
 
 Col'let, K-it 1 
 
 Bl-Ns [!Bs] 
 
 Collide', K-i-D 
 
 Colora'tion, K-rshn2 
 
 Coll'ier, K-Li-K 
 Coll'iery, K-L^-R 
 
 Col'orature, K-irtr 2 
 Col'or-blindness, K-Lr 2 - 
 
 Col'ligate, K-Z.1-G-T 
 
 Bbad-Ns 
 
 Colliga'tion, K-i 2 -Gshn 
 Col'limating, Kl'-Mtc) 
 
 Col'ored, K-ird* 
 Colorific, K-Lr-F-K 
 
 Collima'tion, Kl 2 -Mshn 
 
 Col'orist, K-Zrst 2 
 
 Collima'tor, Kl 2 -Mtr 
 
 Col'orless, S.-Lr*-Ls 
 
 Collin'gual, Kl-NG-Gw- 
 
 Col'or-sergeant, K-Zr a 
 
 Jj3 
 
 sff-Jnt 
 
 Col'liquate, Kli-Kwt 
 
 Colos'sal, K-Ls^-L 
 
 Colliqua'tion,Kl 2 -Kwshn 
 
 Colosse'an, K-s 3 -N 
 
 Colliq v uative,Kl-Kw-Tv3 Colosse'um, K-is 3 -M 
 Colliquefac'tion,Kl Kw- Colos'si, K-i'-S 
 
 Fi-Kshn 
 
 Colos sus, K-iss 1 
 
 Collis'ion, Klzhn. See 
 
 Colos'suses, K-/.SSZ 1 
 
 Coalition and Collusion. 
 
 Col'portage, Kl-Prti-J 
 
 Col'locate, K-l-'-K-T. K- 
 
 Col'porter, Kl-Prtr 1 
 
 H-K-Td. K-Z,-K-T-NG 
 
 COi'porteur, Kl-Prtr^ 
 
 Colloca'tion, K-i 2 -Kshn 
 
 Col'staff, KJs-Tf 1 
 
 Collocu'tor, KF-Ktr 
 
 Colt, K-Lt*(Klt*) 
 
 Collo'dion, K-2-Dn 
 
 Col'ter, Kltrz 
 
 Col'lop, K-I-i-P 
 
 Colt'ish, Klt-SH 
 
 Collo'quial, Kl-Kw-IP 
 
 Colt'8-fOOt, Klt8-Ft 
 
 COM 
 
 Col'ubrine, Kl-Brn 1 
 Col'umbary, Kl M-B'-fl 
 Colum'biad, Kl-M-BS-D 
 Col'umbine, Kl-M-Bni 
 Columel'la, Kl-M-Z, 
 Col'umn, KU-M 
 Colum'nar, Kls-M-Nr 
 Colure', K-is.R 
 Col'za, K-!-Z 
 Com- The syllables com, 
 con, cum, whether at tho 
 commencement or in the 
 middle of words, and cog 
 in the middle of words, 
 are generally not written 
 but indicated by proxim- 
 ity, that is, by writing the 
 part of the outline that 
 comes after the omitted 
 syllable near the part that 
 precedes it. 
 
 When, however, proxim- 
 ity cannot be used, as at 
 the beginning of a para- 
 graph, sentence or line, or 
 when any Indistinctness 
 would be occasioned by it, 
 either of these syllables, 
 except cog, may be written 
 with a light dot, placed 
 near the beginning of the 
 succeeding part of the out- 
 line. 
 
 Initial cog- is always writ- 
 ten K-G. 
 
 The reporter sometimes 
 omits the syllable entirely, 
 as with gome words begin- 
 ning with circum-, simply 
 joining the first and latter 
 parts of the outline. 
 Co'ma, K 2 -M 
 Co'mate, K 2 -Mt 
 Co'matose, K-M-Ts* 
 Co'matous, K-M-Ts 
 Comb, E.2-M, K.2-Md, K.2- 
 
 M-NG 
 Com'bat, iBti, '.Bi-Td, 
 
 SBtC) 1 
 
 Com'batant, ! Bi-Tnt 
 Com'bater, iBtri 
 Com'bative, IBti-V 
 Com'bativeness, ; BU-V* 
 
 Ns [SVsl 
 Comb'er, KS-Mr 
 Combin'able, IBni-B-L 
 Combina'tion, :B2.NshQ 
 Combine', SBn 1 , iBnd\ 
 
 IBni-NG 
 
 Combin'er, IBi-Nr 
 Combus'tible, iBs^-T-Bl 
 Combus'tibleness, IBs*- 
 
 T-Bl-Ns [IBs] 
 Combustibility, IBs"-!- 
 
 Bit 
 
 Combus'tion, '.Bs 2 -CHn 
 Come, R2-M, K2-M-NQ 
 
 [K'-i, K'-)2] See Came. 
 Come'dian, K-M-Da 8 
 Com'edy, K-M-D 1 
 
COM 
 
 48 
 
 Comeliness, K-M-Z*-Ns 
 
 Commend'ably, iNd-BP 
 
 Come'ly, K-M-/, 2 
 
 Commend'ableness, 
 
 Come-out'er, K 2 - M - Tr 
 
 iNd-B! 2 -Ns [iNd 2 :Bs] 
 
 [K 2 -Tr] 
 
 Commen'dam, iN-D 2 -M 
 
 Com'er, K*-Mr 
 
 Commend'atary, iNd- 
 
 Comes'tibles, K-Ms-T*- 
 
 1--R 
 
 Blz 
 
 Commenda'tion, iN- 
 
 Com'et, KJ-Mt 
 
 Dshn 2 
 
 Com'etary, K-Mt-.Ri 
 
 Commend'atory, SNd- 
 
 Com'eth, K-M-TH [K2- 
 
 T 2 -fi 
 
 TH] 
 
 Commend'er, iNdr 2 
 
 Comet'ic, K-Mt-K 
 
 Commensurabil'ity, iN- 
 
 Cometog'raphy, K-Mt- 
 
 SHr-Blt 
 
 Gr-Fi 
 
 Commen'stirable-y, 
 
 Com'flt, !Ft 2 
 
 SN-8Hr 2 -Bl 
 
 Com'flture, iFtr* 
 
 Commen'surableness, 
 
 Com'fort, iFrt 2 , !Fr*-Td, 
 
 iN-8Hr z -Bl-Ns ['. N-/SSr 2 : 
 
 SFrt 2 -NG 
 
 s] 
 
 Com'lbrtable-y, !Frt*-Bl 
 
 Commen'surate, iN- 
 
 Com'fortableness, iFrt 2 - 
 
 SHrtf, iN-SHr 2 -Td, iN- 
 
 Bl-Ns [:Bs] 
 
 SflH^-NG 
 
 Com'forter, iFrtr* 
 
 Conunen'surately, iN- 
 
 Com'fortless, ;Frt 2 -is 
 
 8Hrt 2 -/i 
 
 Cona'frey, ; Fr 2 
 
 Commensura'tion, 5N- 
 
 Com'ic, K!-M-K 
 
 Sflrehn* 
 
 Com'ical-ly, K>-M-K1 
 
 Com'ment, iNti, SN-Tdi, 
 
 Comical'ity, K-M-Kl-Ti 
 
 iNt^-NG 
 
 Com'icalness, K l -M-El- 
 
 Com'mentary, iN-'H-.R 
 
 Ns 
 
 Com'mentator, iN-Ttr 1 
 
 Com'ing,K 2 -M-NG [Kf')] 
 
 Com'menter, INtr 1 
 
 Com'ing-in, K*-M-NG-N 
 
 Com'merce, iRs 1 , SBst 1 , 
 
 [K(-) 2 :N8] 
 
 IRs'-NG 
 
 Comi'tia. K-M-SH 3 
 Comi'tial, K-M-8H1 
 
 Commer'cial-ly, iRZ-SHl 
 Commina'tion, i M 2 - 
 
 Com'ity, : T 1 
 
 Nshn 
 
 Com'ma, Ki-M 
 
 Commin'tftory, t M-X-T 3 - 
 
 Command', iNd 1 , iN-Dd 1 , 
 
 jf 
 
 ;jJd J -NG 
 
 Commin'gle, iM3-NG-GI. 
 
 Commandant', SN-Dnt 1 
 
 i M3-NG-Gld. 5 MS-NG-Gl- 
 
 Command'atory. iNd- 
 
 NG [!M 3 -NG1, :M 3 -NGld, 
 
 T'-fi 
 
 1M3-NG1-NG] 
 
 Command'er, SNdri 
 
 Com'minute, '.M-N-T>, 
 
 Command'ery, ;N-D>-R 
 
 iM-N-Tdi, :M-N-T!-NG 
 
 Command'ing, INd'-NG 
 Command'ingly, INd 1 - 
 
 Comminu'tion, : M 8 - 
 
 Nshn 
 
 NG1 
 
 Commis'erable, iMz-B 8 - 
 
 Command'ment, iNd 1 - 
 
 Bl 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Commis'erate, iMz-TZt 3 , 
 
 Command'ry, iN-Dri 
 
 '. Mz-fis-Td, i Mz-fif-NG 
 
 Commate'rial, ; Mtr-I- 3 
 
 Commisera'tion, ; Mz- 
 
 Commeas'urable, SM- 
 
 Tishn 2 
 
 
 Commis'erative, SMz- 
 
 Commem'orable, !M-M- 
 
 
 R%-H\ 
 
 Commis'erator,; Mz-fitr 3 
 
 Commem'orate, i M - M - 
 
 Commissa'rial, 1 Ms-/2 2 -L 
 
 fit 2 , iM-M-^-Td, iM-M- 
 
 Commissa'riat, i Ms-/J 2 -T 
 
 Bt 2 -NG 
 
 Com'missary, ; Ms-A 1 
 
 Commemora'tion, i M - 
 
 Com'missary-general, 
 
 H-SOua.* 
 
 j Ms-./i-Jn 
 
 Commem'orative, S M- 
 
 Com'missaryship, iMs- 
 
 M-t 2 -V 
 
 ^2^:SH 
 
 Commem'oratory, iM- 
 
 Commis'sion, '.SHn 3 , 
 
 WL-R--1-R 
 
 ISHnd 3 . iSHn-NG 
 
 f/ommence', iNs 2 , iNst 8 , 
 
 Commis'sioner, iSH 3 -Nr 
 
 !Ns 2 -NGr 
 
 Commis'sure, iM-SHr 3 
 
 Commence'ment, i Ns 2 - 
 
 Commit', i Mt 3 , ! AI-Td 3 , 
 
 Mnt 
 
 i Mt(*} 3 
 
 Commend', '.Nd 2 , iN-Dd 2 , 
 
 Commit'ment, iMt 3 -Mnt 
 
 iNd--NG 
 
 Commit'tal, i M-T1 3 
 
 Commend'able, iNd-Bl 
 
 Commit'tee, iT 3 
 
 COM 
 
 Commit'teeship, S 
 Commit'ter, IMtr 3 
 Commit'ible, :Mt-Bl 3 
 Commix', SMS-KS, tM 3 - 
 
 Kst, SM-Ks-NG 
 Commixt'ion, ;M - Ks 
 
 CHn 8 
 
 Commixt'ure, i M3-Kstr 
 Commode', IMd 2 
 Commo'dious, : 5I-Ds 
 Commo'diously, 1M-D*- 
 
 BL 
 
 Commo'diousness, SM 
 
 Ds2-K S 
 
 Commod'ity, i Md-Ti 
 Com'modore, '.M-Dr 1 
 Com'mon, (a.) INi, iN-BA 
 
 iNsti 
 
 Com'monable, i N-B1 
 Com'monage, :>*-Ji 
 Com'monalty, : Nl-T 1 
 Com'moner, iN-R 1 
 Com'mon-law, INi-Ji 
 Com'monly, iNl 1 
 Com'monness, '. NJ-Ns 
 Com'monplace, iN-Pls 1 
 Com'monplace-book, 
 
 iN-Pls!-B-K 
 
 Com'mon-pleas, iNi-Pla 
 Com'mon-prayer, 1N 1 - 
 
 Pr-R. 
 
 Com'mons, iNz 1 
 Com'mon-sense, INe'-Ni 
 Commonweal', : N-W1 3 
 Commonwealth', iN- 
 
 \Vj2.xH 
 
 Commo'tion, iMshn 2 
 Commove', iM-v, JM- 
 
 Vd J , 1M-V3-NG 
 Commun'al, i N-L 3 
 Commune', iN 3 , SNd 3 , 
 
 tN 3 -NG 
 
 Com'mune, JNi 
 Communicabil'ity, iN- 
 
 K-B1 3 -T(-BH3) 
 Commu'nicable, iN-K- 
 
 Bl 
 Commu'nicableness, 
 
 :N-K-Bl 3 -Ns [IBS] 
 Commu'nicant, :N 3 -Ent 
 Commu'nicate, iN^-Kt, 
 
 iN-K-Td 3 , xa-Kt-NG 
 Communica'tion, IN*- 
 
 Kshu. See Connection. 
 Commu'nicative, iN-Kt^ 
 
 v , 
 
 Commu'nicativeness, ' 
 
 !N-Kt-V-Xs [:VB] 
 Commu'nicator, ;N3-Ktt 
 Commu'nicatory, 1N-K- 
 
 T*-R 
 
 Commun'ion, INn 3 
 Commun'ionist, INn-Stf 
 Com'munism, i N-ZJ-M 
 Com'munist, : Nst 1 
 Commu'nity, !N-T* 
 Commutabil'ity, iMfr 
 
 Bl a -T 
 
 Commu'table, ! Mt-Bl 3 
 Commuta'tion,: M-Tsorf 
 
COM 
 
 Commu'tative,; M-T3-Tv 
 Commute', :Mt 3 , ;M-Td", 
 
 iMt(-)8 
 
 Commut'ual, !Mt-Z,s 
 Com'pact SPi-Kt 
 Compact', SP'-Kt, .'pi-K- 
 
 Td, :pi-Kt-NG 
 Compact'edly, i pi - K - 
 
 Td-Z, 
 
 Compact'ly, iPi-Kt-Z. 
 Compact'ness, SP-Kt- 
 
 Ns 
 Compagina'tion, iP2-J- 
 
 Nshn 
 
 Compan'ion, iPr^-N 
 Compan'ionable, JPn 1 - 
 
 N-Bl 
 Compan'ionableness, 
 
 !Pni-N-Bl-Ns [iPu 1 - 
 
 NtBs] 
 Compan'ionship, iPn 1 - 
 
 N-SH(-P) 
 
 Com'pany, SP 2 -N 
 Com'parable-y, tPJ-fl-BJ 
 Comparative, SPrtf-V 
 Compar'atively, ; Prt 1 - VI 
 Compare', ;pi-E, ;pi-Ed, 
 
 :P-.R-NG 
 
 Compar'er, SP'-Rr 
 Compar'ison, i 
 Compart', i 
 
 Comparti'tion, t P 3 - R- 
 
 Tshn 
 Compart'ment, SPrti- 
 
 Mnt 
 Com'pass, '.Ps^, SPsts, 
 
 !Ps 2 -NG 
 
 Com'passable, iPs 2 -Bl 
 Com'passes, ! Pss 2 
 Compas'eion, iPslm 1 
 Compas'sionate, tPshn'- 
 
 NG' 
 Compas'sionately, 
 
 IPshn 1 -!-// 
 Compas'sionateness, 
 
 :Pshni-T-Ns 
 Compatibil'ity, IPts-Bl- 
 
 T, (or -Bit) 
 
 Compat'ible-y, iP^-Bl 
 Compat'ibleness. iPt 1 - 
 
 Bl 2 -Ns [IBs] 
 Compa'triot, iP 2 -Trt 
 Compeer', :PH-E 
 Compel', ;P 2 -L, !P 2 -Ld, 
 
 1P2-L-NG 
 Compel'lable, L 
 Compella'ticn, i 
 Compel'lative, ;. . . 
 Compel'latory, ;p-i-T- 
 
 R 
 
 Compel'ler, iP 2 -Z-E 
 Com'pend, IPnd 1 
 Compend'ious, iPn 2 -Ds 
 Compend'iously, i Pn 2 - 
 
 D-sL 
 Compend'iousness, 
 
 lPn 2 -Ds-Ns 
 Compen'dium, ; Pn 2 -D- M 
 
 3 
 
 49 
 Compensaljle, iP 2 -Ns- 
 
 Bl 
 Com'pensate or Com- 
 
 pen'sate, SPior 2 -Ns-T, 
 
 iPior 2 -N8-Td, SP^s-Ns- 
 
 T-NG 
 
 Compensa'tion, iPnste 2 
 Compen'sative, i P 2 - Ns - 
 
 TV 
 Compen'satory iP 2 -Ns- 
 
 T-R 
 Compete', iPts, iP"-Td, 
 
 iPtC)3 
 
 Com'petence, SP 1 -Tns 
 Com'petency, SP^-Tn-a 
 Com'petent, iP J -Tnt 
 Com'petently, tPi-Tnt- 
 
 L 
 
 Competi'tion, ;P 3 -Tshn 
 Compet'itive, !Pt 2 -Tv 
 Compet'itoa, tPt 2 -Tr 
 Compila'tion, iP^-ishn 
 Compile', ;pi-L, ;pi-Ld. 
 
 iPi-L-NG 
 
 Compil'er, iP^i-E 
 Compla'cence, lPls 2 -Ns 
 Compla'cency, ;Plb 2 -N- 
 
 S 
 
 Compla'cent, 5Pls-K* 
 Compla'cently, iPls*-i\t- 
 
 L 
 Complain', '.Pin*, iPlnd 2 , 
 
 !Pln 2 -NG 
 
 Complain'ant, !Pln 2 -Nt 
 Complain'er, ;Pl 2 -Nr 
 Complaint', ; Pint 2 
 Com'plaisance, iPlz 1 Ns 
 Com'plaipant, ;Plz'-Kt 
 Com'plaisantly, iPlzi- 
 
 Nt-L 
 
 Com'planate, iPP-N-T 
 Com'plement, IPP-Mnt 
 Complement'al, '.PI 2 - 
 
 Mnt-L, [iP! 2 !Mnt] 
 Complement'ary, 5P1 2 - 
 
 Mnt-.R 
 Complete', iPl 
 
 iPltC) 3 
 
 Completely, I 
 Complete'ment, 1PU3- 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Completeness, i PH 3 -Ns 
 Comple'tion, '.Plshn 3 
 Comple'tive, SPlts-V 
 Com'plex, tPP-Ks 
 Complex'edness, '.PI 2 - 
 
 Ks-D-Ns 
 
 Complex'ion, iP! 2 -Kshn 
 Complex'ional, 1P1 2 - 
 
 Kshn-I, 
 Complex'ionary, SP1 2 - 
 
 Kshn- 
 
 Complex'! ty, tPl-Ks-T 
 Com'plexly, iPli-K-sZ, 
 Com'plexness, iPli-Ks- 
 
 Ns 
 Complex'ure, '.Pis - K - 
 
 SHr 
 
 Compli'able, iPl'-Bl 
 Compli'ance, iPlns 1 
 
 COM 
 
 Compliant, '. Pint* 
 Compli'antly, SPlnt'-L 
 Com'plicacy, iPl'-E-S 
 Com'plicate, iPl 1 - St, 
 
 SPl>-K-Td. :Pli-Kt-Nft 
 Com'plicately, iPU-Kt- 
 
 L 
 Com'plicateness, SP1 1 > 
 
 Kt-Ns 
 Complica'tion^, .'Pl s 
 
 Kshn 
 Com'plioative, iPl ! "Kt- 
 
 V 
 
 Complic'ity, iPls 3 -T 
 Complied', :Pldi 
 Compli'er. :Pli-E 
 Com'pliment, iPli-Mnt 
 Compliment'al, ;P12> 
 
 JIut-L [iMnt] 
 Compliment'ary, i'.'is. 
 
 Mnt-B 
 Com'plin or Com'plinej 
 
 IPln' 
 Com'plot, iPlti, '.Pli-Td, 
 
 iPltC) 1 
 Compluten'sian, i P1 2 -T- 
 
 Nshni 
 Comply', '.PI', iPldi, iPli- 
 
 NG 
 
 Compo'nent, iPn 2 -Nt 
 Comport', iP 2 -t. IP2-B- 
 
 Td. IP 2 t-NG 
 Comport'able, iP^-fit-BJ 
 Compose', ;Pz 2 , iPzd^, 
 
 iPz-NG 
 
 Composed', !Pzd 2 
 Compos'edly, :Pz2-D-i 
 Compos'edness, tPz^-D- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Compos'er, iP 2 -Zr 
 Compos'ing-stick, iPz^. 
 
 NGs-T-K 
 
 Compos'ite, SPzi-T 
 iComposi'tion, iPzshn 3 
 Compos'itive, ;Pz J -Tv 
 ICompos'itor, ipi-zTr or 
 I tP/.tr 1 
 
 jCom'post, IPst 1 
 jCompos'ure, ;P 2 -ZHr 
 i Compound', (-.>.) iPnd 1 
 
 iPn^Dd. IPndi-NG 
 Com'pound, (a.) !Pnd' 
 Compound'er, iPndr 1 
 Comprehend', :Pr2-Hnd, 
 
 ;Pr 2 -Hu-Dd, iPr 2 -Hnd 
 
 NG 
 Comprehensibil'ity, 
 
 !Pr ; i-Ns-B-it 
 Comprehen'sible, iPr- 
 
 Ns-B-L 
 Comprehen'sibleness, 
 
 lPr 2 -Ns iBs 
 Comprehen'sion, !Pr*. 
 
 Nshn 
 Comprehen'sive, IPr 8 - 
 
 Ns-V 
 Comprehen'sively.iPi* 
 
 Ns-V-i 
 Comprehen'siveness* 
 
 !Pr 2 -Ns-V-Ns 
 
COM 
 
 Compress', (.) 
 
 '.Prst2, SPre 2 -NG 
 Com'press, (n. ) i Pi 
 Compressibility, iPrs 3 - 
 
 Blt 
 
 Compress'ible, ! Prs^-Bl 
 Compress'ibleness, 
 
 Compression, iPrshn 2 
 Compress'i ve, '.Prs 2 -V 
 Compress'or, JPr R 
 Compress'ure, ;Pr 2 -SHr 
 Compris'al, :Prz l -L 
 Comprise', IPrz 1 , '.Przd 1 , 
 
 <Przi-NG 
 Compromise', IPr'-Mz, 
 
 IPr'-Mzd, IPri-Mz-NG 
 Com'promiser, iPr 1 - M - 
 
 Zr 
 Com'promit, iPr 1 - Mt, 
 
 '.Pri-M-Td, iPri-Mt(-) 
 Comptroller, iTr 2 -Z-R 
 Compul'sative, iP 2 -Zs- 
 
 Tv 
 Compul'satory, SP 2 -Zs- 
 
 T-R 
 
 Compulsion, i P 2 -Zshn 
 Compulsive, : P^Zs-Y 
 Compul'sively, iP^-Zs- 
 
 \-L 
 Compul'siveness, 
 
 is-V-Ns 
 Compul'sorily, iPs-Zs- 
 
 R-L 
 
 Compul'sory, !P 2 -Zs-B 
 Compunc'tion, tP* 
 
 NGshn 
 Compunc'tious, !P 2 -NG- 
 
 SHs 
 Compurga'tion, ! Pr a - 
 
 Gshu 
 
 Compurga'tor, iPr 2 -Gtr 
 Comput'able, ;pt 3 -Bl 
 Computa'tion', :P 2 -Tshn 
 Compute', iPt, ipa-Td, 
 
 ;pto 3 
 
 Comput'er, i Ptr 3 
 Cpm'putist or Comput'- 
 
 Com'rade, ifli-D 
 Con-, See Corn- 
 Con, Kni, Knd 1 . Kni 
 Cona'tion, K 2 -Nshn 
 Co'native, K-Nt-V* 
 Concam'erate, ;K-M-.Rti 
 Concamera'tion, 1K.-M- 
 
 Concat'enate, SKti - Nt, 
 
 iKt-N-Td 1 , iKt-Nt-NG 
 Concatena'tion, !Kt 2 - 
 
 Nshn 
 
 Concava'tion, iK-Vskn* 
 Con'cave, iKv 1 , tKvd 1 
 
 iKvi-NG 
 
 Con'caveness, !K-Vi-Ns 
 Concav'ity, :K-V!-T 
 Concavo-con'cave, i K- 
 
 Concavo - con'vex, i K - 
 
 50 
 
 CON 
 
 Conca'vous, i K-Vs* ! Conchol'ogist, iKl-Jsf 
 
 Conceal', isZ*, iaZ-D Conchol'ogy, 1K1-J 1 
 
 (IsZd 3 ). IsZ^-NG 
 
 Conciliate, :.si^-T. isIA- 
 
 Conceal'able, ! s// 3 -Bl 
 
 Td, isZO-T-Ntt 
 
 Conceal'er, isZ 3 - R 
 
 Concilia' tion, isZshn 2 
 
 Conceal'ment, isZ 3 -Mnt 
 
 Concil'iator, tsZtr 8 
 
 Concede', isD 3 , tsDd, 
 
 Concil'iatory, i sL 3 -1-B 
 
 18D8-NG 
 
 Concin'nity, tsN-T* 
 
 Conceit', isT 3 
 
 Concin'nous, ;sNs 3 
 
 Conceit'ed, !sTd 3 
 
 Con'cio, 18HI6 1 
 
 Conceit'edly, isTd 3 -L 
 
 Concise', ISs 1 
 
 Conceit'edness, isTd 3 - 
 
 Concise'ly, iSs 1 -Z 
 
 Ns 
 
 Concise'ness, iSsi-Ns 
 
 Conceiv'able, lsV 3 -Bl 
 
 Concis'ion, SsZHn 8 
 
 Conceiv'ableness, isV 3 - 
 
 Con'clave, SKlv 1 
 
 Bl-Ns [IBs] 
 
 Conclude', IKld 3 , !K1- 
 
 Conceive', tsV 3 , isVd 3 , 
 
 Dd, iKlda-XG 
 
 !sV 3 -NG 
 
 Conclud'er, IKl-Dr 3 
 
 Conceiv'er, isVr 8 
 
 Ctonclu'sion, '.Klzhn* 
 
 Concent', IsNt 2 IConcIu'sive, :Ki V 1 
 
 Concen'ten or Concen'- Conclu'si vely, :Kls-V-Zj 
 
 tre, isNtr 2 , isN- Trd 2 , Conclu'si veness, iKla- 
 
 ;sNtr 2 -NG 
 
 V-Ns [:Vs] 
 
 Con'centrate or Con- 
 
 Concoct', 1E-K-T 1 . '.K-K- 
 
 cen'trate, i sN - Trt 1 ^ 2 , 
 
 Td'. iK-K-T'-NG 
 
 isN -Trior-Td, isN - 
 
 Concoct'er, iK'--Ktr 
 
 TrtC)>or* 
 
 Concoc'tion, tKi Kshn 
 
 Concentra'tion, 5sN - 
 
 Concoct'ive, i K-K-Ty* 
 
 Trshn 2 
 
 Concom'itance, SK.-M- 
 
 Concen'trative, isN-Tr 2 - 
 
 Tnsi 
 
 Tv 
 
 Concom'itancy, iK-M- 
 
 Concen'trativeness, 
 
 Tni-8 
 
 1 8N-Tr*-Tv-Ns 
 
 Concom'itant, 1 K - M - 
 
 Concen'tDic, IsNtrS-K 
 
 Tnti 
 
 Concen'trical-ly, isNtr 2 - 
 
 Concom'itantly, iK-M- 
 
 El 
 
 Tuti-L 
 
 Concentric'ity, IsNtrs- 
 
 Con'cord, iKrdi 
 
 I* 
 
 Concord'ance, SKrd'-Ns 
 
 Con'cept, isPt 1 
 
 Concord'ant, ;Krd'-Nt 
 
 Concept'ible, 5sPt 2 -Bl 
 
 Concord'antly, iKrd-Nt- 
 
 Concep'tion, isPshn 2 
 
 L 1 
 
 Concep'tionalist, 
 
 Concor'dat, i Kr-Dt 1 
 
 isPslm--Zst 
 
 Concord'ist, ;Kr-DsH 
 
 Concep'tive, !sPt 2 -V 
 
 Concor'porate, : Kr-Prti 
 
 Concept'ual, :sPt 2 -L 
 
 Con'course, tKrs 1 
 
 Concept'ualism, isPt 2 -Z- 
 
 Concreate', ! Kr-T 2 
 
 M 
 
 Con'crement, :Kr ] -Mnt 
 
 Concept'ualist, isPt 2 -Zst 
 
 Concres'cence, SKrs 2 -Ns 
 
 Concern', isRn 2 , isRnd 2 , 
 
 Concres'cive, ;Krs 2 -V 
 
 isRn 2 -NG 
 
 Con'crete, (n.) iKrt' 
 
 Concern'edly, isRn 2 -D- 
 
 Concrete', (.) iKrt 3 , '.Kr- 
 
 Z 
 
 Td 3 , '. Krt 3 -KG 
 
 Concern'ing, i sRn*-NG 
 
 Concrete'ly, iKrt-Z 
 
 Concern'ment, isfiu 2 - 
 
 Concrete'ness, SKrt 3 -Ns 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Concre'tion, iKrshn 3 
 
 Concert', isRt 2 , Is/^-Td, 
 
 Concre'tional, i Krshn - 
 
 ls^?t 2 -NG 
 
 Z* 
 
 Con'cert, isRt 1 
 
 Concre'tive, iKr-Tv 3 
 
 Concerti'na, isK 3 -T-N 
 
 Concu'binage, !K-Bn 3 -J 
 
 Con'cert-pitoh, isRt l -P- 
 
 Concu'binal, ;K-B 3 -N1 
 
 CH 
 
 Concu'binary, ;K-B-Nr 
 
 Conces'sion, isSHn 2 
 
 Con'cubine, tK-Bu 1 
 
 Conces'sionist, isSH 2 - 
 
 Concu'piscence, iK-Ps- 
 
 Nst 
 
 Ns 
 
 Conces'sive, !KSV 
 
 Concu'piscent, iK-Ps 3 - 
 
 Conch, Ri-NG-K 
 
 Nt 
 
 Conch'oid, K-NG-E-D 
 
 Concur', iKr^, IKrd 2 , 
 
 Conchoid'al, 1K-D1 1 
 
 !Kr-NG 
 
 Concholog'ical, i Kl - Ji- 
 
 VI 
 
 Concurrence, 'Krns* 
 
 f~*.r\-nrrtm f *imi- iTTwQ "M^ 
 
CON 
 
 Doncur'rently, !Kr*-Nt- 
 
 L 
 
 Concus'sion, ! Kshn* 
 Concus'sive, iKs-V 2 
 Condemn, SD2-M, SD 2 - 
 
 Md, SD 2 -M-NG 
 Condem'nable, SD 2 -M- 
 
 N-B1 
 Condemna'tion, ;D 2 -M- 
 
 Nshn 
 Condemnatory, iD 2 -M- 
 
 N-T-fl 
 
 Condem'ner, !D 2 -M-Nr 
 Conden'sable, i D 2 -Ns-B- 
 
 L 
 Conden'sate, iD2-Ns-T, 
 
 iD 2 -Ns-Td, !D 2 -Ns-T-NG 
 Condensa'tion, l .Dnsshn? 
 Conden'sative, !D 2 -Ns- 
 
 Tv 
 Condense', iDns 2 , i 
 
 Condens'er, !D 2 -Ns-B 
 Condescend', iD 2 - sNd 
 
 !D 2 -sN-Dd, iD2-sNd-NG 
 Condescending, il>2. 
 
 sXd-NG 
 Condescend'ingly, iD2- 
 
 sNd-NG-L 
 Condescen'sion, 5D2 - 
 
 sNshn 
 
 Condign', SDn 1 
 Condign'ly, '.Di-Nl 
 Condign'ness, iDni-Ns 
 Con'diment, lD!-Mnt 
 Condisci'ple, iDJ-sPl 
 Condi'tion, iDshn', 
 
 , 
 
 Condi'tionalj SDshn 3 -L 
 Conditional'ity, iDshn 3 - 
 
 L-T 
 Condi'tionally, iDshns- 
 
 L 
 
 Condi'tioned, IDshnd* 
 Con'ditory, '.Di-T-B 
 Condole', 1D2-L, .'D2-Ld, 
 
 SD2-L-NG 
 Condole'ment, iD 2 . L - 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Condolence, iD2-Zns 
 Condol'er, ; D2-Z-E 
 Condona'tion, lD 2 -Nshn 
 Condone', lDn2, iDnd2, 
 
 tDu2.xa 
 
 Con'dor, Kndri 
 Conduce', tDs, iDsts, 
 
 IDsS-NG 
 Conducibil'ity, tDs-Bl- 
 
 T 
 
 Condu'cible, SDs^Bl 
 Condu'cibleness, SDs 8 - 
 
 Bl-Ns 
 
 Condu'cive, !Ds 3 -V 
 Condu'civeness, iDs-V- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Con'duct, !Di-Kt 
 Conduct', '.D2-Kt, iD*-K- 
 
 Td, iD-Kt-NG 
 vonductibil'ity, iD 3 -Kt- 
 
 Bl-X 
 
 51 
 
 Conduct'ible, 5 
 Conduction, lD 2 -Kshn 
 Conductive, SD 2 -Kt-V 
 Conductivity, iD 3 -Kt- 
 
 V-T(or-Vt) 
 Conduct'or, SD^-Ktr 
 Conduct'ress, iD2-K-Trs 
 Con'duit, SD^cr* 
 Condu'plicate. iD3-Pl- 
 
 Kt 
 
 Cone, Kn 2 
 Con'fab, IF 1 ^ 
 Confab'ulate, ! F 1 - B - Zt, 
 
 iF^"B-*Xd, iF^-B-Xt-NG 
 Confabula'tion, iF 2 -B- 
 
 Zshn 
 
 Con'fect, iFi-K-T 
 Confec'tion, IF^-Kshn 
 Confec'tioner, iF 2 -Kshn- 
 
 B 
 Confec'tionery, ; F 2 - 
 
 Kshn-B 
 
 Confed'eracy, iF 2 -Dr-S 
 Confed'erate, iF 2 -Drt, 
 
 !F 2 -Dr-Td. :F 2 -Drt(-) 
 Confedera'tion, 1F 2 - 
 
 Drshn 
 Confed'erative, !F 2 -Dr- 
 
 Tv 
 Confer 7 , 1F 2 -B. iF 2 -.Rd, 
 
 Con'ference, lF 1 -2?ns 
 Confer'rable, l .F 2 -^-Bl 
 Confer'rer, '.F 2 -Rr 
 Confess', i Es'-, i Fst 2 , i Fs 2 - 
 
 NG 
 
 Confess'edly, i Fs 2 -r>-Z 
 Gonfess'er, :Fs 2 -R 
 Confes'sion, IFslm 2 
 Confes'sional, !Fshn 2 -Z 
 Confes'sionary, IFshn 2 - 
 
 R 
 
 Confess'or, iFs 2 -B 
 Confidant', IFi-Dnt 
 Confidante', SF.i-Dnt 
 Confide', IFJ-D, JF^Dd. 
 
 '.Fi-D-NG 
 
 Con'fidence, iF^-Dns 
 Con'fldent. iFi-Dnt 
 Confiden'tial-ly, iF-D- 
 
 SH1 [i F 2 -Dn] 
 Confidently, iF'-Dnt-L 
 Confid'er, :F-Dr 
 Configura'tion, 1F 2 - 
 
 Grshn 
 Config'ure, !FS-Gr, SF 3 - 
 
 Grd. '.F3-Gr-NG 
 Confln'able, iFni-B-L 
 Con'fine, !Fni 
 Confine', '.Fn 1 , iFnd 1 , 
 
 JFni-NG 
 
 Conflne'ment, iFnJ-Mnt 
 Confln'er, ;F'-Nr 
 Con'flner, '.F-Nr 
 Confirm, 5F2-R-M, !F 2 -B- 
 
 Md. 1F2-B-M-NG 
 Conflrm'able, iF-B-M- 
 
 Bl 
 Conflrma'tion, tF 2 - B - 
 
 Mshu 
 
 CON 
 
 Conflrm'ative, i F 2 - E . 
 
 Mt-V 
 Confirm'atory, iF2 - B - 
 
 Mt- 
 
 Confirm'er, iF^-TJ-Mr 
 Confis'cable, :Fs 3 -K-Bl 
 Con'fiscate or Confis'- 
 
 cate, IFs^rS-Kt, :Fsioj-s- 
 
 K-Td, iFsiora-Kt-KG 
 Confisca'tion, iFs=-Kslin 
 Con'fiscator, IFs^Ktr 
 Confis'catory, tFs 3 -K-T- 
 
 R 
 
 Confix', !F3-Ks 
 Confla'grant, iFl--Grnt 
 Conflagra'tion, : Fl~ 
 
 Grshn 
 Con'fliet, IFP-K-T 
 
 Conflict', :FI-K-T, ;FI- 
 
 K-Td, ;FI-K-T-XG 
 Conflict'ive, :Fl :) -K-Tv 
 Con'fluence, iFP-Ns 
 Con'fluent, tFl'-Nt 
 Con'flux, '.Fl'-Ks 
 Conform', iF'-ll-M. 1F 1 - 
 
 R-Md, iF^E-M-KG [SFi, 
 
 tFd, SFC)"] 
 Conformabil'ity, !F 3 -B- 
 
 M-Bl-T[i Fa-Bit] 
 Conform'able-y, iF'-B- 
 
 M-Blt'.F l -Bl] 
 Conform 'ableness, iFi- 
 
 B-M-Bl-Ns [IF'iBs] 
 Conform'ate, iFMi-Mt 
 Conforma'tion, IF 2 - E 
 
 Mshn [tFshn 2 ] 
 Conform'er, iF 1 -7?-l!r 
 Conform'ist, il^-K-Mst 
 Conformity, :FI-B-M-T 
 
 [SPl-T] 
 Confound', iFntP, iFi-N- 
 
 Dd, :Fnd-NG 
 Confound'ed, IFi-N-Dd 
 Confound'edly, :F : -N- 
 
 Dd-Z 
 
 Confound'er, iFndr 1 
 Confrater'nity, i Fr 2 -Tr- 
 
 N-T 
 
 Confrica'tion, !Fr 2 -Kslin 
 Confront', :Frut=, iFr 8 - 
 
 N-Td, SFrnt2-NG 
 Confronta'tion, '.Fr 2 -N- 
 
 Tshn 
 
 Confront'er, SFrntr 2 
 Confuse', :FZ', iFzd 3 , 
 
 ;FZS-NG 
 
 Confus'edly. !Fz 3 -D-Z 
 Confus'edness, :Fz-D- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Confu'sion, IFzlin 3 
 Confut'able, '.Ft^-Bl 
 Confut'ant, iF 3 -Tnt 
 Confuta'tion, :F 2 -Tshn 
 Confute', SFt 3 , ;F3-Td, 
 
 Confut'er, IFtr 3 
 Con'ge, '.Jor iZH 1 
 Con'ge, ij, SJd, U'-NG 
 Congeal', 1J 3 -L, iJ 3 -Ld, 
 JJ8-L-NG 
 
CON 
 
 Congeal'able, :J 3 -L-B1 
 Congeal'ment, \3*-L- 
 
 Mnt 
 Conge d'elire', iJ l -D-L- 
 
 KorlZHl-D-i-R 
 Congela'tion, '.J 2 -shn 
 Con'gener, ttP-Nr 
 Congener'ic, i J 2 -Nr-K 
 Congen'erous, iJ 2 -Nrs 
 Congen'ial, tJ-'-Nl 
 Congeniality, t<n-Nl-T 
 Conge'nialness, U 3 -N1- 
 
 Na 
 
 Congen'ital, iJ 2 -N-T-L 
 Congen'ite, iJ 2 -N-T 
 Con'ger, Ki-NG-Gr 
 Con'ger-eel, K'-NG-Gr-L 
 Conge'ries, !J 3 -.Rz 
 Congest', :Jst 2 
 Congest'ible, i J*-sT-Bl 
 Conges'tion, i Js 2 -CHu 
 Congest'ive, i J*-sTv 
 Congla'ciate, !Gl-SHt 2 
 Conglacia'tion, !G1- 
 
 SHslm 2 
 Conglo'bate, '.Gl - Bt^, 
 
 lGl-B 2 -Td. iGl-bt'-) 1 
 Conglo'bately, ;Gl-Bt 2 -L 
 Congloba'tion, SG1- 
 
 Bshn 2 
 Conglobe', !G1-B, iGl- 
 
 Bd 2 , 1G1-B2-NG 
 Conglob'ulate, IGl-Bi-Zt 
 Conglomerate, iGl 1 - 
 
 Mrt, :Gl-Mr-Tdi, SG1 1 - 
 
 Mrt(-) 
 Conglomera'tion, iGl 2 - 
 
 Mrshii 
 
 Oonglu'tinant, iGlt s -Nnt 
 Conglu'tinate, ;Glt-Nt. 
 
 Congressman, '.Grsi-Mii 
 Con'gruence, IGr^Ns 
 Con'gruent, IGi^-Nt 
 Congru'ity, tGr 3 -! 
 Con'gruous, iGri-S 
 Con'gruously, iGr'-Sl 
 Con'ic, K'-N-K 
 Con'ical-ly, Ki-N-Kl 
 Con'icalness, K 1 - N - Kl- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Con'ics, KJ-N-Ks 
 Con'ic-section, 1K 2 -X-K- 
 
 sKshn 
 
 Coniferous, K-N-F^-^s 
 Co'niform, K-N-F-E-M 
 Conject'urable, SJ 2 -Ktr- 
 
 B-L 
 Conject'ural-ly, SJ 2 -Ktr- 
 
 L 
 Conject'ure, iJ 2 -Ktr, i J 2 - 
 
 Ktrd. iJ 2 -Ktr-NG 
 Conject'urer, ;J 2 -Ktr-R 
 Conjoin', iJn 1 . Und 1 , 
 
 '.Jn'-NG 
 Conqoint', i Jnti 
 
 ' i- 
 
 Conglutina'tion, SGlt 2 - 
 
 Nshn 
 Conglu'tinative, iGlt- 
 
 Nt-va 
 
 Con'go, Ki-NG-G 
 Con'gou, KJ-NG-G 
 Congrat'ulant, iGrt-int 1 
 Congrat'ulate, iGrt-Zrt 1 , 
 
 iGrt-Ai-Td. iGrt-Lti-NG 
 Congratulation, iGrt- 
 
 Ubn* 
 Congrat'ulator, i Grt - 
 
 Ztri 
 Congrat'ulatory, iGrt- 
 
 Lt l -K 
 Con'gregate, iGr-G-Ti, 
 
 SGr-G-Tdi. IGr-G-Ti-XG 
 Congrega'tion, iGr- 
 
 Gshn 
 Congrega'tional, iGr 2 - 
 
 Gshn-/, 
 Congrega'tionalism, 
 
 :Gr 2 -Gshn-Z,-zM 
 Congrega'tionalist, '.Gr- 
 
 Gshn-ist 2 
 Con'gress, iGrs' 
 Congres'sional, IGrshn 2 - 
 
 L 
 Congres'sive, lGrs-Y a 
 
 Con'jugal-ly, iJ^Gl 
 Conjugate, tJJ-Gt, tJi- 
 
 G-Td, :J!-Gt-NG 
 Coniuga'tion, iJ 2 -Gshn 
 Conju'gial, !J 3 -J1 
 Coniunct', iJ 2 -NGt 
 Conjunction, iJ 2 -NGshn 
 Conjunc'tive, U 2 -NG-Tv 
 Conjunc'tively, !J 2 -NG- 
 
 T-V1 
 
 Conqunct'ly, iJ 2 -NG-T-Z 
 Conjuncture, U 2 -NGtr 
 Conjura'tion, !J 2 -fishn 
 Conjure', iJ^-B, iJ^-Rd, 
 
 iJa-fi-NG 
 
 Conjure'ment, ;Jr3-Mnt 
 Conjur'er, \3*-R-R 
 Con'jure, ;Jr 2 
 Con'jurer, Ur 2 -R 
 Conn, Kn 1 
 
 Connas'cence, iNsi-Ks 
 Connas'cency, iNsi-N-S 
 Connas'cent, ; Ns^Nt 
 Con'nate or Connate', 
 
 INt^or 2 
 
 Connat'ural, SNt-Kl 1 
 Connatural'ity, iNt-Bl 1 - 
 
 T 
 Connect', !Kt 2 , !K-Td 2 . 
 
 ;Kt 2 -NG 
 
 Connect'ed, ;K-Td 2 
 Connect'edly, iK-Td 2 -/- 
 Connec'tion, !Kshn 2 
 Connect'ive, IKt-V 2 
 Connect'! vely, iKt-V 2 -^ 
 Connect'or, ;Ktr 2 
 Connex'ion, ;Kshn 2 
 Connex'ive, iKs-V a 
 Conniv'ance, IN-Vns 1 
 Connive', iN-Vi, !N-Vd. 
 
 iN-Vi-NG 
 
 Conniv'ent, iN-Vnt 1 
 Conniv/er, tN-Vi-R 
 Connoisseur', iNs-R 3 
 
 CON 
 
 Connoiseur'ship, .'Ns- 
 
 Connota'tion, !X-Tt<hn a 
 Connot'ative, ;Nt-Tv 2 
 Connote', !Nt 2 , IN-Tdi 
 
 iNt 2 -NG 
 
 Connu'bial, !N-B 3 -L 
 Connumera'tion, iN J> 
 
 Mrshn 
 
 Co'noid, K 2 -Noid 
 Conoid'al, K-N-D1 1 
 Conoid'ic, K J -Nd-K 
 Conoid'ical, K ! -Nd-Kl 
 Con'quer, i Kr 1 , i Krd 1 , 
 
 !Kr!-NG 
 
 Con'querable, iKr-Bli 
 Con'queror, : Kr-fi 1 
 Con'quest, i Kwsti 
 Consanguin'eous, isN - 
 
 Gwu-S s 
 Consanguin'ity, isN - 
 
 Gwn-T 3 
 
 Con'science, i SHns 1 
 Con'scienceless, i SH 1 - 
 
 Ns-Ls 
 Conscien'tious, i SH 2 -N- 
 
 SHs 
 Conscien'tiously, i SH 2 - 
 
 N-SHs-i 
 Conscien'tiousness, 
 
 :SH 2 -N-SHs-Ns 
 Con'scionable, iSH 1 -!?- 
 
 Bl 
 
 Con'scious, iSHs 1 
 Con'sciously, iSHs 1 -/- 
 Con'sciousness, 1 SHs 1 - 
 
 Ns 
 Con'script, i sKr - Pt', 
 
 isKr-Pi-Td, isKr-Pt(-) 1 
 Conscrip'tion, i sKr - 
 
 Pshn 3 
 Con'secrate, isKrt 1 , '.sKr- 
 
 Td 1 , isKrt'-NG 
 Con'secrated, isKr-Tdi 
 Consecra'tion, i sKrshn 2 
 Con'secrator, tsKrtr 1 
 Consecta'neous, ;sK-T*- 
 
 Ki 
 
 Consecu'tion, i sKshn 8 
 i Consec'utive, isKt-V* 
 Consec'utively, rsKt-V 2 - 
 
 L 
 Consent', isNt 2 , tsN-Td a , 
 
 :sNt 2 -NG 
 Consentane'ity, '.sNt-N- 
 
 T3 
 
 Consenta'neous, IsN-T*- 
 
 NH 
 Consenta'neously, IsN- 
 
 XS-Ns-L 
 Consenta'neousness, 
 
 ;aN-T 2 -Ns-Ns 
 Consent'er, isNtr 2 
 Consen'tient, '.sN-SHnt* 
 Con'sequence, i sK-wns 1 
 Con'sequent, IsKwnt 1 
 Consequen'tial-ly, 
 
 :sKw-N-S//l 2 PfiKwn 2 ] 
 Consequen'tialness, 
 
 :sKw-N-,S//l 2 -N8 
 
CON 53 CON 
 
 Consequently, SsKwnt- 
 
 Con'sonance, isNnsi 
 
 Construct', isTr 2 - Kt, 
 
 jji 
 
 Con'sonancy, SsN-N-S 1 
 
 SsTr 2 -K-Ta, '.sTr^-Kt-NG 
 
 Conserv'able, is^-V-Bl 
 
 Con'sonant, isNnt 1 
 
 Construct, isTrJ-Kt 
 
 Conserv'ancy, ;s 2 -Vn-S 
 
 Consonant'al-ly, isNnt- 
 
 Construct'er, :sTr 2 -Ktr 
 
 Conserv'ant, is^-Vnt 
 
 ,1 
 
 Construc'tion, '.sTr 2 - 
 
 Conserva'tion, isR? - 
 
 Con'sonous, isXs 1 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Vshn 
 
 Con'sort, IsRt 1 
 
 Construc'tional, '.sTr 2 - 
 
 Conserv'atism, is^-V- 
 
 Consort', tsKt 1 , isfiJ-Td, 
 
 Kshn-i 
 
 T-zM 
 
 
 Construc'tionist, i sTr 2 - 
 
 Conserv'ative, is^-Vt-V 
 
 Conspec'tus, !sP 2 -K-Ts 
 
 Kshn-/St 
 
 Conserva'tor or Con'- 
 
 Conspic'uous, :sP 3 -K-S 
 
 Construot'ive, isTr-Kt- 
 
 servator, islPor'-vtr 
 
 Conspic'uously, lsP 3 -K- 
 
 V 
 
 ponserv'atory, ! sR z - V - 
 
 81 
 
 Construct'ively, i sTr 2 - 
 
 T-.fi 
 
 Conspic'uousness, isP 3 - 
 
 Kt-V-Z 
 
 Conserve', isKv 2 , isflvd 2 , 
 
 Ks-Ns 
 
 Construct'iveness, 
 
 tsfiv(-)' 
 
 Conspir'acy, SsP 3 -/2-8 
 
 !sTr 2 -Kt- V-Ns [tsTrS- 
 
 Con'serve, tsKv 1 
 
 Conspir'ant, isPi-fint 
 
 KtiVs] 
 
 Conserv'er, l .sRv-R 
 
 Conspira'tion, isPS-ffshn 
 
 Construe, '.sTr 1 , isTrdi, 
 
 Consid'er, isDr 3 , isDrd 3 , 
 
 Conspir'ator, !sP 3 -/Jtr 
 
 isTr!-NG 
 
 isDrS-NG 
 
 Conspire', lsP 1 -R, isP 1 - 
 
 Con'stuprate, isT 1 - Prt, 
 
 Consid'erable-y, isDr 3 - 
 
 Rd, isPi--NG 
 
 isTl-Pr-Td. isT'-PrtC) 
 
 Bl 
 
 Conspir'er, lsP 1 -Rr 
 
 Constupra'tion, :sT 2 - 
 
 Consid'erableness, 
 
 Constable, lsT 2 -Bl 
 
 Prslm 
 
 
 ConStablery, IsT^-Bl-B 
 
 Consubstan'tial, IsB 1 - 
 
 Consid'erate, isDrt 3 
 
 ConStablesnip, SsT 2 -Bl; 
 
 8T-N-S//1 t:sBi-sTu] 
 
 Consid'erately, SsDrt 3 -/, 
 
 8H 
 
 Consubstan'tialist, i sB 1 - 
 
 Consid'erateness.i sDrt 3 - 
 Ns 
 Considera'tion, i sDrshn 2 
 Consid'erer, isDr^-B 
 
 Constab'ulary, isT'-Bl-fi 
 Constancy, isTnJ-S 
 Con'stant, isTnti 
 Constantly, isTnt^L 
 
 Consubstantial'ity, 
 sTn] 
 
 Consign', isNi, isNd 1 , 
 
 Constella'tion,;sT 2 -ishn 
 
 Consubstan'tiate, isBi- 
 
 isN^-NG 
 
 Consterna'tion, !sTr 2 - 
 
 sTn-SHt, IsBi-sTn-SH- 
 
 Consignee', IsNe 8 
 
 Nshn 
 
 Td, isBi-sTn-SHt-NG 
 
 Consign'er, ! sNr 1 
 
 Constipate, isTJ-Pt, 
 
 Consubstantia'tion, 
 
 Consigniflca'tion, isG- 
 
 tsT!-P-Td. IsT^Ptf') 
 
 ;sB 2 -sTn-SHshii 
 
 N-F 2 -Kshn 
 Consign'ment, isNJ-Mnt 
 
 Con'stipation, lsT 2 -Pshn 
 Constit'uency, i stT 3 -N- 
 
 Consuetude, tsTJ-B 
 Consuetu'dinal, isTS-D- 
 
 Consign 'or, isN-Ri 
 
 8 
 
 Nl 
 
 Consil'ience, '.s 3 -Ns 
 
 Constit'uent, istT 3 -N-T 
 
 ConSul, isL 1 
 
 Consist', '.Sst 3 , :8s 3 -Td, 
 
 Constitute, istT 1 - T, 
 
 Consular, isZ^-R 
 
 iSst 3 (') 
 
 tstTi-T-D, IstTi-T-NG 
 
 Con'sulary, '-.sL^-R 
 
 Consist'ence, iSs 3 -Tns 
 
 ConStituter, istTi-Ttr 
 
 Consulate, isit 1 
 
 Consist'ency, i Ss 8 -Tn-8 
 
 Constitu'tion, istTshn 3 
 
 Consulship, :si'-SH-P 
 
 Consist'ent, 1 8s 3 - Tut 
 Consist'ently, ;Ss 3 -Tnt-L 
 
 Constitu'tional, tstTshn 3 
 -L 
 
 Consult', isLt 2 , isi 2 -Td, 
 
 Consisto'rial, i8s 2 -T-JFZl 
 
 Constitutional'ity, 
 
 tsZ,t 2 -NG 
 
 Consis'tory, iSs( 8 -T-.R 
 
 tstTshni-i-T 
 
 Consulta'tion, i sL 2 -Tshj| 
 
 Conso'ciate, !S 2 -,Stf/t, iS 2 - 
 
 Constitu'tionally, 
 
 Consult'er, isLtr-' 
 
 *S7/-Td. iS 2 -$jyt-NG 
 
 SstTslin 3 -/!/ 
 
 Consum'able, isiI-Bl 3 
 
 Consocia'tion, ; S*-SHshn 
 
 Constitu'tive, istT 3 - TV 
 
 Consume', :sil 3 , islld 8 , 
 
 Consocia'tional, IS 2 - 
 
 Constrain', i sTrn 2 , 
 
 isM 3 -NG 
 
 SHsho-L 
 
 isTrnd 2 . isTrn 2 -NG 
 
 Consum'er, isMr 3 
 
 Consol'able, !sL 2 -Bl 
 
 Constrain'able, isTrn 2 - 
 
 Consummate or Con 
 
 Consola'tion, Isishn 2 
 
 B(-L) 
 
 sum'mate, isMt l ors 
 
 Consol'atory, taL l -T-R 
 
 Constrain'edly, IsTrn 2 - 
 
 Consum'mately, '.sMts-i 
 
 Console', isL 3 , isid z , 
 
 D-L 
 
 Consumma'tion, 
 
 isi 2 -NG 
 
 Constrain'er, isTr 2 -Nr 
 
 isMshn 2 
 
 Con'sole, isi 1 
 
 Constraint', '.sTrnt 
 
 Donsump'tion, i sllshn* 
 
 Consol'er, !sZ/ 2 -R 
 
 Constrict', ! sTr 8 - Kt, 
 
 Donsump'tive, IsMt-V 2 
 
 Con'sole-table, isi 1 - T - 
 
 IsTrS-K-Td. IsTr^-Kt-NG 
 
 Consump'tively, IsHts 
 
 Bl 
 
 Constrict'ed, isT^-K-Td 
 
 V-L 
 
 Consol'idant, is/^-Dnt 
 
 Constric'tion, isTr 3 - 
 
 Consump'tiveness, 
 
 Consolidate, isi 1 - Dt, 
 
 Kshn 
 
 isMt-V 2 -Ns [iVs] / 
 
 
 Constrict'ive, isTrS-Kt-V 
 
 Con'tact, '.T'-Kt 
 
 Consolida'tion, :s//-'- 
 
 Constrict'or, :sTr 3 -Ktr 
 
 Conta'gion, '.T 2 -Jn 
 
 Dslin 
 
 Constringe', isTrs-N-J, 
 
 Conta'gious, IT^-Js 
 
 Consol'idative, ; sL l - D - 
 
 IsT^-N-Jd, tsTr s -N- 
 
 Conta'giously, iT-J. 
 
 TV 
 
 J-NG 
 
 BL 
 
 Consols' or Con'sols, 
 
 Constrin'gent, '.sTr 3 - N - 
 
 Contagiousness, i T--J* 
 
 isis 1 
 
 Jut 
 
 Ks 
 
CON 
 
 Contain', iTn a , 
 
 Containable, iTn-B(-L) 
 Contain'ant, iTn-Nt 
 Contain'er, :T-Nr 
 Contam'inable, iT>-M- 
 
 N-B1 
 Contam'inate, iT'-M-N- 
 
 T, iT-M-N-Td, ST-M-N- 
 
 T-NG 
 Contamination, iT 2 -M- 
 
 Nsbn 
 Contemn', ST*-M, iT*- 
 
 Md, iT2-Mn-NG 
 Contem'ner, ;T 2 -M-Nr 
 Contem'per, !T2-M-Pr 
 Contem'perate, ST 2 -M- 
 
 Prt 
 Contem'perament, '.T 2 - 
 
 M-Pr-Miit 
 Contempera'tion, iT- 
 
 M-Prshn 
 Con'template or Con- 
 
 tem'plate, iTior 2 - M - 
 
 Pit, ITior-a-M-Pl-Td, 
 
 Contempla'tion, iT^-M- 
 
 Plshn 
 Contem'plative, !T*-M- 
 
 Plt-V 
 Contem'platively, !T"- 
 
 M-Plt-V-/, 
 Contem'plativeness, 
 
 ;T 2 -M-PltiVs 
 Con'templator, iT-M 
 
 PHr 
 Contemporaneous, ; T 2 - 
 
 M-Pr-Ns 
 Contemporaneously, 
 
 ST2-M-Pr-Ns-L 
 Contempora' neousness 
 
 iT2-M-Pr-Xs-Ns 
 Contem'porariness, !T 2 - 
 
 M-Pr-fi-Xs 
 Contem'porary, ST*-M- 
 
 Pr-R 
 
 Contempt', iT-Mt 
 Contempt'ible-y, ST 2 - 
 
 Mt-Bl 
 Contempt'ibleness, ! T 2 - 
 
 MtiBs 
 Contempt'uous, ITS-M- 
 
 Ts 
 Contempt'uously, !T2- 
 
 M-T-sL 
 Contend', STnd*, STn^ - 
 
 Dd, !Tnd 2 -NG 
 Contend'er, iTndr* 
 Content', ;Tnt* 
 Con'tent, :Tnt 
 Content'ed, !Tn*-Td 
 Content'edly, iTn^-Td-X, 
 Content'eduoss, STn 8 - 
 
 Td-Ns 
 
 Contention, iT^-Nshn 
 Conten'tious, ;Tn 2 -SHs 
 Conten'tiously, ITn 8 - 
 
 SH-sL 
 Bonten'tiousness, '.Tn*- 
 
 SHs-Ns 
 
 54 
 
 Content'ment, ;TS N-T- 
 
 Mnt [iTt*-Mnt] 
 Con'tents or Contents', 
 
 STnts'or* 
 Conter'minable, iTr s -M- 
 
 N-B1 
 Conter'minate, !Tr 2 -M- 
 
 N-T 
 Conter'minous, STr*-M- 
 
 Ns 
 Contest', STst", iTs*-Td. 
 
 iTsta-XG 
 Con'test, STsti 
 Contest'able, iTs* - T - B 1 
 
 [ITsa-Bl] 
 
 Contest'ant, iTs 2 -Tnt 
 Contestation, ITs^-Tshn 
 Contest'ed, :Ts 2 -Td 
 Con'text, iTi-Kst 
 Context'ural, iT - Ks - 
 
 CHr-i 
 
 Context'ure, iT-Kstr 
 Contigna'tion, IT 2 - G - 
 
 Isshn 
 
 Contigu'ity, iT'-G-T 
 Contig'uous, :T 3 -G-S 
 Contiguously, iT^-G-Sl 
 Contig'uousness, ST- 
 
 Gs-Ns 
 
 Con'tinence, '.T 1 -Nns 
 Con'tinency, JT^N-N-S 
 Con'tinent, iTi-Nnt 
 Continent'al, iT 2 -JTnt-Z 
 Con'tinently, '.T^Nnt-Z/ 
 Contin'gence, 5Tn 3 -Jns 
 Contin'gency, STn 3 - J - 
 
 N-S 
 
 Contin'gent, iTn'-Jnt 
 Contin'gently, :Tn 3 -jnt- 
 
 L 
 
 Contin'uable, iT^-N-Bl 
 Contin'ual-iy, iT 3 -Nl 
 Contin'uance, iT^-Nns 
 Contin'uate, t T^ - N - T, 
 
 tT 3 -N-Td. ST3-N-T-XG 
 Continua'tion, iT 2 -Nshn 
 Contin'uative, ST 3 -N-Tv 
 Contin'uator, ITs-Ntr 
 Contin'ue, iT^-N, ST 3 -N- 
 
 D, '.T3-N-NG 
 Contin'uer, ST 3 -N-E 
 Continu'ity, JT 3 -N-T 
 Contin'uous, iT 3 -Ns 
 Continuously, iT 3 -Ns-L 
 Contort', S T - Bt, i T - R - 
 
 Td. ITi-fit-NG 
 Contor'tion, ST 1 -JF?shn 
 Coutor'tive, i1 l -Kt-V 
 Contour', iP-R 
 Con'traband, iTr^Bnd 
 Contrabandist, tTr 1 - 
 
 Bnd-St 
 Contract', STri-Kt, STr 1 - 
 
 K-Td, ;Tr!-Kt-NG 
 Con'tract, : Tr'-Kt 
 Contract'ed, iTr'-K-Td 
 Contract'edly, i Tr* - K - 
 
 Td-L 
 Contract'edness, '.Tri- 
 
 K-Td-Na 
 
 CON 
 
 ContractibU'ity, iTrS . 
 
 Kt-Blt 
 
 Contract'ible, iTri-Kt-Bl 
 Contract'ibleness, STr 1 - 
 
 KtlBs 
 
 Contract'ile, STri-Kt-L 
 Contractil'ity, i Tr 3 - Kt 
 
 L-T 
 
 Contrac'tion, iTri-Kshn 
 Contract'ive, iTr^Kt-V 
 Contract'or, iTri-Ktr 
 Con'tra-dance, Kntr - 
 
 Dnsi 
 Contradict', i Trd 3 - Kt, 
 
 iTrd^-K-Td, iTrd 3 -K.t- 
 
 NG 
 
 Contradict'er, iTrd 3 -Ktr 
 Contradic'tion, i Trd- 
 
 Kshn 
 Contradic'tious, STrd3- 
 
 K-SHs 
 Contradict'ive, STrd 3 - 
 
 Kt-V 
 Contradict'orlly, iTrd 3 - 
 
 Kt-fil 
 Contradict'oriness, 
 
 Contradict'ory, STrdS- 
 
 Kt-R 
 Contradistinction, 
 
 iTrdst^-NGshn 
 Contradistinct'ive, 
 
 ITrdsts-NGt-V 
 Contradistin'guish, 
 
 ITrdst 3 - NG - Gw - 8H. 
 
 !Trdst 3 -NG - Gw - SHt; 
 
 I Trdsta-NG - Gw- SH - NO 
 
 [ITrdst 3 - NG-SH, iTrds* 3 - 
 
 NG-SHt, tTrdst3-NG-SH- 
 
 NG] 
 Contraindica'tion, ITr*- 
 
 N-D-Kshn 
 
 Contral'to, ITri-i-T 
 Contramand', i Tr^Mnd 
 Contraposi'tion, i Tr* 
 
 Pzshn 
 
 Con'traries, iTr ! -ffz 
 Contrari'ety, iTri-B-T 
 Con'trarily, iTr'-fi-Z, 
 Con'trariness, : Tri-fi-Ns 
 Contra'rious, STr 2 -fl-s 
 Contra'riously s iTr 2 - 22- 
 
 aL 
 Con'trariwise, l .Ti l -B- 
 
 Ws 
 
 Contrary, iTri-fi 
 Contrast', ITrst 1 , iTrs 1 - 
 
 Td, '.Trsti-NG 
 Con'trast, i Trsti 
 Con'tra-tenor, iTr^T-Ni 
 Contravalla'tion, iTr- 
 
 Vlshn 
 Contravene', JTrv 3 - N, 
 
 '.Trv3-Nd, iTrv 3 -N-NG 
 Contra ven'er, :Trv 3 -N-E 
 Contraven'tion, STrva- 
 
 Nshn 
 Contraver'sion, STr 8 
 
 Vrshn 
 Contretemps, Kntr-Tn 1 
 
CON 
 
 Contrib'utable, iTrVBt- 
 
 Bl 
 Contrib'utary, iTr 8 B-T 
 
 R 
 Contrib'ute, !Tr 3 - Bt, 
 
 iTr-B-Td. :Tr*-Bt(-) 
 Contribu'tion, iTr*- 
 
 Bshn 
 
 Contrib'utive, iT^-Bt-V 
 Contrib'utor, 5Tr-Btr 
 Contributory, '.Tr*-B-T- 
 
 K 
 
 Con'trite, iTrti 
 Con'tritely, !Trti- 
 Con'triteness, i 
 Contri'tion, i Trshn 3 
 Contriv'able, '.Trvi - B 
 ,J-D 
 
 Contriv'ance, STrv'-Ns 
 Contrive', ITrvi, iTrvd 1 , 
 
 iTrvi-NG 
 
 Contriv'er, '.Tr^Vr 
 Control', ITrS-L, iTr*-Ld, 
 
 !Tr 2 -L-NG 
 
 Control'lable, STr 2 -.-Bl 
 Control'ler, ITra-L-R 
 Control'lership, !Tr*-i- 
 
 RtSH 
 Control'ment, '. Tr 2 - L - 
 
 Mnt 
 Controversial, '.Trs-Vr- 
 
 SH1 
 Controversialist, STr*- 
 
 Vr-SHlst 
 Controversially, STr 2 - 
 
 Vr-SBl 
 
 Controversy, iTri-Vr-S 
 Con'trovert, ITr 1 - Vrt, 
 
 iTri-Vr-Td, iTr-Vrt(') 
 Con'troverter, ST^-Vrtr 
 Controvert'ible-y, iTr z - 
 
 Vrt-Bl 
 Con'trovertist, '.Tri-Vr- 
 
 Tst 
 Contxima'cious, 5T2-M- 
 
 BHa 
 Contuma'ciously, iT- 
 
 M-SHs-// 
 Contuma'ciouaness, 
 
 1T2-M-SH8-N8 
 Con'tumacy, iT^M-S 
 Contume'lious, '.T-M- 
 
 La 
 iontume'liously , i T3-M- 
 
 Ls-L 
 Contumeliousness, 1T3- 
 
 M-is-Ns 
 
 Oon'tumely, iT 1 -!!-^ 
 Contuse', :Tr, '.Tzd, 
 
 Contu'sion, i 
 Conun'drum, ;N-Dr-M 
 Con'usance, tSns 1 
 Uon'usant, i Snt 1 
 Convalesce', 5V*-Z8, iV s - 
 
 Convales'cence, i 
 
 Ns 
 Convales'cency, S V-Ls- 
 
 N-S 
 
 55 COO 
 
 Convales'cent, svs-is- 
 
 Convex'o-con'cave, ! V? 
 
 Nt 
 
 K-S:Kvi 
 
 Convales'cently, '. V 2 -Ls- 
 
 Convex'o-con'vex, iV 3 
 
 Nt-L 
 
 K-S:V!-Ks 
 
 Convec'tion, iV*-Kshn 
 
 Convex'o-plane, iV 2 -K- 
 
 Conven'able, tVn'-B(-L) 
 
 S-Pln 
 
 Convene', iVn 3 , iVnd", 
 
 Convey', IV 2 , iVd 2 , tva. 
 
 i Vn 3 -NG 
 
 NG 
 
 Sonven'er, !V 3 -Nr 
 
 Convey'able, iV 2 -Bl 
 
 [/onvenlence, ;vn 3 -Ns 
 
 Convey'ance, iV 2 -Ns 
 
 Conven'iency, iVn'-N-S 
 
 Convey'ancer, iV 2 -Ns-R 
 
 Convenient, : Vn 3 -Nt 
 Conveniently, iVn'-Nt- 
 
 Convey'ancing, :V2-N* 
 NG 
 
 L 
 
 Convey'er, SV 2 -R 
 
 Con'vent, tVnti 
 
 Convict', iV 3 -K-T, iV3-K, 
 
 Conventicle, i v 2 -Nt-Kl 
 
 Td, : V^-K-T-NG 
 
 Conventlcler, i V* - Nt - 
 
 Con'vict, ;V!-K-T 
 
 Kl-B 
 
 Convic'tion, iV 3 -Kshn 
 
 Conven'tion, i V 2 -Nshn 
 
 Convictlve, '. V 3 -K-Tv 
 
 Conven'tional-ly, : V 9 - 
 
 Convince', IVns 3 , iV3. 
 
 Nshn-Z, 
 
 Nst. :V 3 -Ns-NG 
 
 Conventionalism, IV 2 - 
 
 Convince'ment, lV 3 -Ns, 
 
 Nshu--zM 
 
 Mut 
 
 Conven'tionalist, '.V s - 
 
 Convin'cer, !V 3 -N-sR 
 
 Nshn-Zst 
 
 Convin'cible, ; V 3 - Ns - B 
 
 Conventionality, iV 1 - 
 
 (-L) 
 
 N8hn--T 
 
 Convin'cingly, '. V 3 - Ns - 
 
 Conven'tionary, iV* - 
 
 NG-L 
 
 Nslm-72 
 
 Convivial, iV 3 -V-L 
 
 Convent'ual, ; v*-Nt-L 
 
 Conviviality, iV J -V--T 
 
 Converge', IVr^-J, IVr'- 
 
 Convivlally, ;v s -V-L 
 
 Jd, SVr^-J-NG 
 
 Con'vocate, i Vi - K - T, 
 
 Convergence, 5Vr 2 -Jns 
 
 iV'-K-Td, ;V!-K-T-NG 
 
 Convergency, SVr 2 -J-N- 
 
 Convoca'tion, i V-Kshn 
 
 s 
 
 Convoke', ;V 2 -K, 1V2-K- 
 
 Convergent, iVrS-.Tnt 
 
 T, SV2-K-NG 
 
 Conversable-y, iVrs*-Bl 
 
 Con' volute, iV l -Lt 
 
 Conver'sableness, ! Vrs 2 - 
 
 Con'voluted, iV'-i-Td 
 
 Bl-Ns [IBs 
 
 Convolu'tion, iV 3 -ishn 
 
 Con'versant, iVr 1 -sNt 
 
 Convolve', 1VP-V, iVl 1 - 
 
 Conversa'tion, SVrs*An a 
 
 Vd. IVU-V-NG 
 
 Conversa'tional, 
 
 Convol'vuli, iVP-V-L 
 
 i VrssftB'--L 
 
 Convol'vulus, SVli-V-s 
 
 Conversationalist, 
 
 Convoy', tv 1 , tVd, iV l - 
 
 t Vrs5/i7i 2 -Lst 
 
 NG 
 
 Conversa'tionist, 
 
 Con'voy, ! V 1 
 
 t VrssAw^-St 
 
 Convulse', SV 2 -Ls, iV- 
 
 Conver'sative, i Vrs*-Tv 
 
 Lst, '.v-Ls-NG 
 
 Con'versazione, i Vr l -sT- 
 
 Convul'sion, i V 2 -Lshn 
 
 8N 
 
 Convul'sive, ;v 2 -Ls-V 
 
 Converse', iVrs', SVrst*, 
 
 Convulsively, i V--L8-V1 
 
 i Vr 2 -NG 
 
 Co'ny, K2-N 
 
 Con' verse, iVrs 
 
 Coo, K, K-D 3 . K 3 -NG 
 
 Con'versely, !Vrs l -Ij 
 
 Coo'ing, K3-NG . 
 
 Convers'er, iVrs 2 -R 
 
 Cook, K^-K, K-K-T 3 , KS-, 
 
 Conver'sion, i Vrshn* 
 
 K-NG 
 
 Convert', (.) : Vrt s , SVr*- 
 
 Cook'ery, K 3 -Kr 
 
 Td, Vrt<') 
 
 Cook'y, R3-KI 
 
 Con'vert, (n.) i VrU 
 
 Cool, (a.) K-L 3 , K-ir 3 , K- 
 
 Convert'er, i Vrtr* 
 Convertibility, ;Vr-Blt 
 
 Cool, (r.) K-L3, K-Lds, K- 
 
 Convortlble-y, iVrt-Bl 
 
 IANG 
 
 Convertlbleness, iVrt 2 - 
 
 Cooled, K-Ld* 
 
 Bl-Ns l:B8] 
 
 Cool'er, K-ir 3 
 
 Con'vex, ; V^-Ks 
 
 Cool'-headed,K-L 3 -H-Dd 
 
 Convex'edness, tV*-Ks- 
 D-Ns 
 
 Coo'lie, K-L* 
 Coollsh, K-L3-SH 
 
 Convexity, ;v*-Ks-T 
 
 Cool'ly, K-L-i" 
 
 Con'vexly, !V-K-sZ 
 
 Cool'ness, K-L8-Na 
 
 Con'vexness, 1 V^Ka-Ns 
 
 Coo'ly, K-L 
 
coo 
 
 Doom, K3-M 
 
 Coomb or Coombe, Ka- 
 il 
 Coop, K-P3, K-Pt*, K-pa- 
 
 jro 
 
 Coop'er, K-Prs 
 Coop'erage, K-Pr*-J 
 Co-op'erate, K-Prt 1 , K- 
 
 Pri-Td. K-PrtC)i 
 Co-opera'tion, K-Prshn 2 
 Co-op'erative, K-Prt>-V 
 Co-op'erator, K-Prtr 1 
 Coop'ery, K-Pr* 
 Co-or'dinate, 
 
 T 
 Co-or'dinately, K-R^D- 
 
 N-T-L 
 Co-ordina'tion, K-R2-D- 
 
 Nshn 
 Co-or'dinative, K-Ri-D- 
 
 N-Tv 
 Coot, Kt 
 Cop, K-pi 
 Copai'ba, K-P^-B 
 Copai'va, K-P2-V 
 Co'pal, K-Pls 
 Copar'cenary, K-Prs'-Nr 
 Copar'cener, K-Prsi-Nr 
 Copar'ceny, K-Prs^N 
 Copart'ner, K-Prt^Nr 
 Copartnership, K-Prt 1 - 
 
 Nr-SH(-P) 
 Cope, K-P 2 , K-Pt 2 , K-P2- 
 
 NG 
 Coper'nican, K-Pr 2 -N- 
 
 Kn 
 
 Cope'stone, K-p2-sTn 
 Cop'ier, K-pi-R 
 Cop'ing, K-P2-NG 
 Co'pious, K-Ps 2 
 Co'piously, K-pt-eL 
 Co'piousness, K-Psz-Ns 
 Copped, K-Pti 
 Cop'per, K-Pr 1 , K-Prd 1 , 
 
 K-Pri-NG 
 Cop'peras, K-Prs 1 
 Cop'per-head, K-P^-Hd 
 Cop'pering, K-Pri-NG 
 Cop'perish, K-Pri-SH 
 Cop'per-plate, K-Pri-Plt 
 Cop'persmith, K-Pri-sM- 
 
 TH 
 Cop'per-wonn, K - Pr 1 - 
 
 Wr-.AJ 
 
 Cop'pery, K-Pri 
 Cop'pice, K-Ps 1 
 Cop'pled, K-Pldi 
 Copse, K-Ps 1 
 Copt, K-Pti 
 Cop'tic, K-Pti-K 
 Cop'ula, K-P 1 -/, 
 Cop'ulate, K-p!-Lt, K-pi- 
 
 L-Td, K-Pi-Lt-NG 
 Copula'tion, K-P 2 -ishn 
 Cop'ulative, K-pJ-Zt-V 
 Cop'ulatory, K-pi-Zt-fl 
 Cop'y, K-pi, K-Pdi, K-pi- 
 
 NG 
 
 Cop'y-book, K-P1-B-K 
 Cop'yer, K-P-R 
 
 56 
 
 COR 
 
 Cop'y-hold, K-Pi-Hld 
 
 Cor'ner, Kr^Xr. KrJ-Nrd, 
 
 Cop'y-holder, K-pi-Hldr 
 
 Cor'neous, Kr-N-S 1 
 
 Cop'y-hook, K-P'-H-K 
 
 K^-Nr-NG 
 
 Cop'ying-press, K - P 1 - 
 
 Cor'ner-stone, Kri-Nr- 
 
 NG-Prs 
 
 sTn 
 
 Cop'yist, K-Pst 1 
 
 Cor'nerwise, Kr-Nr-Ws 1 
 
 Cop'yright, K-P^Rt, K- 
 
 Cor'net, Kr'-Nt 
 
 p!-R-Td. K-Pi-JZt-NG 
 
 Cor'net-a-piston, Kr 1 - 
 
 Cop'yrighted, K-pt-R- 
 
 Nt-Ps-Tn 
 
 Td 
 
 Cor'netcy, Kr-Nt-8 1 
 
 Coquet, K-K-T2, K-K-Td 2 , 
 
 Cor'nice, Kri-Xs 
 
 K-K-T 2 -NG 
 
 Corn'ish, Kr-N-SH 1 
 
 Coquet'ry, K-K-Tr* 
 
 Cornstalk, Krn-sTt-K 
 
 Coquette', K-K-T 2 
 
 Cornuco'pia, Kr-N-K-P* 
 
 Coquet'tish, K-K-T^SH 
 
 Cor'nute, Kri-Nt 
 
 Coquet'tishly, K-K-T 2 - 
 
 Cor'nuted, Kr-N-Td 1 
 
 SHl 
 
 Corn'y, K-R 1 -^ 
 
 Cor'acle, K-R^Kl 
 
 Cor'ol, K-R1 1 
 
 Cor'acoid, K-Ri-Kd 
 
 Corolla, K-R1 1 
 
 Cor'al, K-R1 1 
 
 Corolla'ceous, K-Rl 2 -SHu 
 
 Cor'aline, K-Rln 1 
 
 Cor'ollary, K-RP-fi 
 
 Cor'alloid, K-RP-D 
 
 Cor'ollate, K-Rl'-T 
 
 Coralloid'al, K-Rli-D-L 
 
 Cor'ollated, K-RP-Td 
 
 Corb, K-R J -B 
 
 Coro'na, K-R--N 
 
 Cor'ban, K-Ri-Bn 
 Cor'beil, K-R'-B-L 
 
 Coro'nse, K-R 2 -N 
 Cor'onal, K-Ri-Nl (or -N- 
 
 CorTjel, K-R^B-L 
 
 D 
 
 Cord, Krd 1 , Kr-Dd 1 , Krd 1 - 
 
 Cor'onary, K-Rn^R 
 
 NG 
 
 Corona'tion, K-R 2 -Nshn 
 
 Cord'age, Krd- J 1 
 
 Cor'oner, K-R^Xr 
 
 Cor'date, Kr-Dt 1 
 
 Cor'onet, K-R'-Xt 
 
 Cor'dated, Kr-Di-Td 
 
 Cor'poral, Kr-Pr'-L. See 
 
 Cor'dately, Kr-Dt 1 -/; 
 Cordelier', Kr-D3--R 
 
 Corporeal. 
 Corporal'ity, Kr-Pri-i-T 
 
 Cord'ial, Kr-D^L 
 
 Cor'porally, Kr-Pr 1 -/, 
 
 Cordial'ity, Kr-Di-i-T 
 Cord'ially, Kr-D J -i 
 Cord'ialness, Kr-D l -L- 
 
 Cor'porate, Kr-Prt 1 
 Cor'porately, Kr-Prt 1 - L 
 Corpora'tion, Kr-Prshn 2 
 
 Ns 
 
 Cor'porator, Kr-Prtr ; 
 
 Cor'don, Kr-Dn 1 
 
 Corpo'real, Kr-P 2 -Rl. 9ee 
 
 Cor'dovan, Kr-Dvi-N 
 
 Corporal. 
 
 Corduroy' or Cor'duroy 
 
 Corpo'realist, Kr-P 2 -Rlet 
 
 Kr-Di-R 
 
 Corporeality, Kr-P 1 -*!- 
 
 Cord'wain, Kr-Di-Wn 
 
 T 
 
 Cord'wainer, Kr - D 1 - W- 
 
 Corpo'really, Kr-P 2 -Rl 
 
 Nr 
 
 Corpore'ity, Kr-P^-K-f 
 
 Core, Kr 2 , Krd 2 , Kr 2 -NG 
 
 Cor'posant, Kr-pi-zXt 
 
 Core'gent, K-R 3 -Jnt 
 
 Corps, Kr^ 
 
 Corela'tion, K-RlshnS 
 
 Corps-d'armee, Kr 2 -Pr- 
 
 Cor'er, K-Rr 2 
 
 M 
 
 Coria'ceous, K-R 2 -SHs 
 
 Corpse, Kr-Ps 1 
 
 Corian'der, K-Rndr 1 
 
 Cor'pulenoe, Kr-P^Lns 
 
 Corin'thian, Kr-N-THn3 
 
 Cor'pulency, Kr-P^/n- 
 
 Cork, Krt-K, Kr^K-T, Kri- 
 
 8 
 
 K-NG. Vocalized with 
 
 Cor'pulent, Kr-Pi-Lnt 
 
 aw. See Crack, etc. 
 
 Cor'pulently, Kr-P^ut- 
 
 Cork'ingpin, Krt-K-NG- 
 
 L 
 
 Pn 
 
 Cor'pus, Kr-Ps 1 
 
 Cork'-jacket, Kr-K-Jt-Kt 
 
 Cor'puscle, Kr-Ps 2 -L 
 
 Cork'screw, Kri-K-sKr 
 
 Corpus'cular, Kr-Ps 2 -Kl- 
 
 Cork'y, K^-Ki 
 
 R 
 
 Cor'naorant, Kr^M-Rnt 
 
 Corpuscula'rian, Er 
 
 Corn, K-Rni, K-Rnd', K- 
 
 Ps 2 -Kl-Rn 
 
 
 Corpus'cule, Kr-Ps 2 -Kl 
 
 Corn'-cockle, K-Rn ! -K- 
 
 Corra'diate, Kr-R 2 -Dt 
 
 Kl 
 
 Corradia'tion, Kr - R* 
 
 Cor'nea, K-RI-N 
 
 Dshn 
 
 Corned, K-Rnd 1 
 
 Correct', Kr-K-T 2 , Kr-E- 
 
 Cor'nel. Kr^Nl 
 
 Td 2 , Kr-K-T 2 -XG [Kr--ls 
 
 Cornel'ian, Kr-N-Ln^ 
 
 Kr-K-Td 2 , Kr=-K(-) 
 
COR 
 
 Correc'tlon, Kr 2 -Kshn 
 Correc'tional, Kr-Kshn- 
 
 L* 
 
 Correct'ive, Kr-K-Tv* 
 Correct'ly, Kr-K-T-Z 
 
 Correot'ness, Kr - K - T* - 
 
 NB [Kr 2 -K-Ns] 
 Correct'or, Kr-Ktr 
 Correlate', K-^lt 2 , K-B1- 
 
 Correla'tion, K-Blshn" 
 Correl'ative, K-.Rlt 2 -V 
 Correl'atively, K - Kit* - 
 
 \-L 
 Correspond', Kr-sPnd', 
 
 Kr-sPn l -Dd, Kr-ePnd 1 - 
 
 NG 
 Corresppnd'ence, Kr- 
 
 Correspond'ency, Kr- 
 
 Correspond'ent, Kr - 
 
 sPndi-Nt 
 Correspond'ently, Kr- 
 
 BPndi-Nt-L 
 Correspond'ingly, Kr- 
 
 sPndi-XG-L 
 Correspon'sive, Kr - 
 
 sPnsi-V 
 
 Corridor, Kr-Dr 1 
 Corrigen'da, Kr-J 2 -N-D 
 Corrigen'dum, Kr-J 2 -N- 
 
 D-M 
 
 Corrigible, Kr-J^Bl 
 Cor'rigibleness, Kr - J 1 - 
 
 Corri'val, Kr-^-V-L 
 Corrob'orant, Kr-Brnt 1 
 Corroborate, Kr - Brt 1 , 
 
 Kr-Bri-Td. Kr-Brt(-) 1 
 Corrobora'tion, Kr - 
 
 BrshnZ 
 Corrob'orative, Kr-Brti 
 
 V 
 Corrob'oratory Kr-Brti- 
 
 R 
 Corrode', K-/J 2 -D, 
 
 Dd, K-.Rd 2 -NG 
 Corrod'ent, K-.R I>nt 
 Corrod'ible, K-Hd 2 -Bl 
 Corro'sible, K-.KS--B (-L) 
 Corro'sion, K-Szhn 2 
 Corro'sive, K-RV-sV 
 Corro'sively, K-R^-sV-L 
 Corro'siveness, K - R- - 
 
 sV-Ns [;Vs] 
 Cor'rugant, K-R 
 Cor'mgate, K-^-Gt, K- 
 
 fi^G-Td. K-fii-Gt-NG 
 Corruga'tion, K-JP-Gshu 
 Corrupt', Kr-Pts, Kr-P 2 - 
 
 Td, Kr-Pt(-) 
 Corrupt'er, Kr-Ptr2 
 Corruptibil'ity, Kr-Pt 3 - 
 
 Blt 
 Corrupt'ible-y, Kr-Pt- 
 
 Bl 
 Corrupt'ibleness, Kr - 
 
 57 
 
 cou 
 
 3orrup'tion,ISKr* Psbn Cos'sack, Ks'-K 
 
 3orrupt'ive, iir-Pts-Y Cos'set, Ks-T 1 
 
 Corruptly, Kr-Pt 2 -L Cost, KsH, Kstcji 
 
 3orrupt'ness, Kr-Pt-Ns 
 
 Cos'tal, Ks-T 1 L 
 
 3or'sage, Kr-sJi 
 
 Cos'tard, Ks-l^-li'd 
 
 Cor'sair, Kr-sE 1 
 
 Cos'teaning, Ks-Tn^NG 
 
 Corse, Krs>or 
 
 Cos'tive. Ks-Tv 1 
 
 Corse'let, Kr-sit* 
 
 Cos'tiveneae, KB-TV'-NS 
 
 Corset, Kr-sl 1 , Kr-sTd', 
 
 Cost'liness, E-T-i-Ns 
 
 Kr sTi-NG 
 
 Uost'ly, Ks-Tt-Z 
 
 Corslet, Kr-sZt 1 
 
 Costume' cr Cos'tunie, 
 
 Cortege', Kr-T^-ZH 
 
 Ks-T 3 or 1 -M 
 
 Cor'tes, Kr-Tzi 
 
 Co'sy, K-Z 2 
 
 Cor'tical, Kr-Ti-l 
 
 Cot, Kt 1 
 
 Cor'ticate, Kr-T ! -Kt 
 
 Co-tangent, K-Tn^-Jnt 
 
 Corticated, Kr-Tt-K-Td 
 
 Cote, Kt 2 
 
 Cortic'iform, Kr-Ts 3 -F 
 
 Cotempora'neous, K-T 2 - 
 
 (-E-M) 
 
 M-Pr-Ns 
 
 Cor'ticose, Kr-Ti-Ks 
 
 Cotem'porary, K-T 2 -M- 
 
 Cor'ticous, Kr-Ti-Ks 
 
 Pr-^i 
 
 Corun'dum, K-Knd 2 -M 
 
 Coterie', K-T 2 -,R 
 
 Corus'cant, K-,Rs 2 -Knt 
 
 Co-tid'al, K-T'-Dl 
 
 Cor'uscate, K-jes^Kt 
 
 Cotil'lon, K-T 3 -Zn 
 
 Corusca'tion, K - Rs- - 
 
 Cotill'ion, K-T 3 -Zn 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Cot'quean, Kt'-Kwn 
 
 Corvet, Kr-Vti 
 
 Cots'wold, Kt-swidi 
 
 Corvette', Kr-Vt 2 
 
 Cott, KH 
 
 Corvine, Kr-Vn 1 
 
 Cot'tage, Kt-Ji 
 
 Corybant, K-Bi-Bnt 
 
 Cot'tager, Kt-Jri 
 
 Coryban'tes, K-K'-Bn-Tz 
 
 Cot'ter, Ktri 
 
 Coryban'tic, K-K^Bnt-K 
 
 Cot'ton, Kt 1 - N, Kti . Nd, 
 
 Cor'ymb, Ki^-M 
 
 Kt'-N-NG 
 
 Corym'bose, Kr - M - 
 
 Cot'ton-gin, Kt ! -X-Jn 
 
 Bs a 
 
 Cot'ton-plant, Kt 1 - N - 
 
 Coryphe'us, K-7J 3 -Fs 
 
 Pint 
 
 Co-se'cant, K 3 -sKnt 
 
 Cot'ton-wood, Kt ! -N-wD 
 
 Co'sey, K-Z2 
 
 Cot'ton-wool, Kti-N-Wl 
 
 Co'sily, K-Z1 2 iCot'tony, Kti-NI 
 
 Oo'-sine, Ks a -N 
 Cosmet'ic, K-zMt-K 
 
 Cotyle'don, K-T 3 -i-Dn 
 Cotyled'onal, K-T 2 -i-D- 
 
 Gosmet'ical, K a -zMt-Kl 
 
 Nl 
 
 Cos'mic, Ki-zM-K 
 
 Cotyled'onous, K-T 2 - 
 
 Cos'mical-ly, K>-zM-Kl 
 Cosmog'omst, K^zM-G- 
 
 D-Ns 
 Couch, K-CHi, K-CHti 
 
 Nst 
 
 K-CHi-NG 
 
 Cosmog'ony, K'-zM-G-N 
 
 Couch'ant, K-CHnt 1 
 
 Cosmog'rapher, K-zM- 
 
 Couch'er, K-CHi-i 
 
 Gr-Fri 
 
 Couch'-grass, K-CHi-Grs 
 
 Oosmograph'ic, Ki-zM- 
 
 Cou'gar, K 3 -Gr 
 
 Grf-K 
 
 Cough, Kf, Kft 1 , Kfi-NG 
 
 Cosmograph'ical, K-zM- 
 
 Cough'er, Kf-Ei 
 
 Gr-F-Kl 
 
 Coul, K-Li 
 
 Cosmog'raphy, K-zM- 
 
 Could, Kd [K] 
 
 Gr-F 
 
 K, for could, is not joined 
 
 Cosmol'ogist, K-zM-Z 1 - 
 
 in phrases, except initially. 
 
 Jst 
 
 Could, if joined to a pre- 
 
 Cosmol'ogy, K-zM-i'-J 
 
 ceding word, is written Kd; 
 
 Cosmoplas'tic, K-zM- 
 
 thus, 
 
 Pls^T-K 
 
 It could. T 3 -Kd 
 
 Cosmopol'itan, E-zM- 
 
 It could not, T 3 -Kd- 
 
 Pl>-Tn 
 
 Nt 
 
 Cosmop'olite, K-zM-Plt 1 
 
 If he could F S -H-K<3 
 
 Cosmop'olitism, K-zil- 
 
 Coul'ter, Kltr 2 
 
 Plt'-zM Uoun'cil, K-N-sL 1 
 
 Cosmora'ma, K-zM- 
 
 Coun'cilman, K-N-sL 1 - 
 
 ^207l.J 
 
 Mn 
 
 Cosmoram'ic, K-zM-B 1 
 
 Coun'cilor, K - Ns - L 1 - B 
 
 M-K [K-B/-'-K] 
 
 Cos'mos Ri-zMs jCoun'sel, ( n .) K-Ns-L 
 
 COBB, Kb> [Ks-LM 
 
COTJ 
 
 Coun'sel, (u.) K-Ns-L 1 , 
 
 K-Ns-Ld 1 . K-Ns-Li-NG 
 Counsel'or, K-Ns-L^E 
 
 [K-s/,i-K] 
 Coun'selorship, K-Ns- 
 
 L'-R ;SH 
 Count, Knt 1 , Kn - Td 1 , 
 
 Knti-NG 
 Coun'tenance, Knt'-Nns, 
 
 Knti-N-Nst, Knt>-N-Ns- 
 
 NG 
 Coun'tenancer, Knt-N- 
 
 Ns-B' 
 
 Coun'ter, Kntr 1 
 Counteract', Kntr 1 - Kt, 
 
 Kiitr-K-Td 1 , Kntri-Kt- 
 ' KG 
 Counterac'tion, Kntr 1 - 
 
 Ksbn 
 Counteract'ive, Kntr-Kt- 
 
 Vi 
 Counterbal'ance, Ktr - 
 
 Bins 1 , Ktr-Blnst 1 , Ktr- 
 
 Blnsi-NG 
 Counterchange', Kntr - 
 
 CH2-N-J lor Kntr-CH 2 ] 
 Coun'ter-chann, Kntr 1 - 
 
 CHr-M, Kntr'-CHr-Md, 
 
 Kntri-CHr-M-NG 
 Counter-current, Kntr 1 - 
 
 K-flnt 
 
 Coun'ter-deed, Kntr^Dd 
 Counterdraw', Kntr-Dr 1 , 
 
 Kntr-Dri-NG 
 Counterdrew', Kntr-Dr 3 
 Coun'ter-evidence, 
 
 Kntr'-Vd-Ns 
 Coun'terfeit, Kntr -Ft' 
 
 Kiitr-Fi-Td. Kntr-Fti-NG 
 Coun'terfeiter, Kntr-Ftr 
 Coun'terfeitly, Kntr-Ft 1 - 
 
 L 
 Coun'ter-gage, Kntr^G- 
 
 J 
 Coun'ter-irritant, Kntr 1 - 
 
 fi-Tnt 
 Coun'ter-irritate, Kntr 1 - 
 
 R-Tt 
 Coun'ter-irritation, 
 
 Kntri-JR-Tshn 
 Coun'ter-jumper, Kntr 1 - 
 
 J-M-Pr 
 Countermand', Kntr 1 - 
 
 Mnd, Kntr - Mn - Dd 1 
 
 Kntr^Mnd-NG 
 Countermarch', Kntr-M- 
 
 ^-CH, Kutr-M-fiLC 
 
 Kntr-M-^-CH-NG 
 Coun'ter-mark, Kntr-M- 
 
 &-K 
 Countrmine',Kntri-Mn 
 
 Kntr 1 -Mnd, Kntr 1 - Mn- 
 
 NG 
 Coun'ter-motion, Kntr 1 - 
 
 Mshn 
 Coun'ter-movement, 
 
 Kntrt-M-V-Mnt 
 Coun'terpane, Kntr-Pn 1 
 Coun'terpart,Kntr-Pi-fit 
 
 58 
 
 oun'ter-plea, Ktr^Pl 
 ount'erplot, Ktr-PlU 
 oun'terpointjKntr-Pnt 1 
 ounterpoise', Kntr-Pz 1 , 
 
 Kntr-Pzd 1 , Kntr-Pzi-NG 
 oun'ter-poison, Kntr 1 - 
 
 Pz-\ 
 Coun'ter-proof, Kntr 1 - 
 
 Prf 
 
 oun'terprore, Kntr 1 - 
 
 Prv, Kntr^Prvd, Kntr 1 - 
 
 Prv-NG 
 Coun'ter-revolution, 
 
 Knt^-fiv-Lshn 
 Coun'terscarp, Kntr-sK- 
 
 fii-P 
 Coun'tersign, Kntri-sN, 
 
 Knt^-sNd. Kntri-sN-NG 
 Coun'ter-signal, Kntr 1 - 
 
 sG-Nl 
 Coun'tersink, Kntr 1 - 
 
 sNG-K, Kntr^sNG-K-NG 
 Coun'tersunk, Kntr 1 - 
 
 sNG-K 
 Coun'ter-step, Knt^-sT- 
 
 p 
 Coun'ter-tally, Kntr J -T- 
 
 L 
 Coun'ter-tenor, Kntr 1 - 
 
 T-Nr 
 Coun'ter-timber, Kntr 1 - 
 
 T-M-Br 
 
 Coun'tertime, Kntri-T-M 
 Countervail', Kntr-V^-L. 
 
 Kntr-V 2 -Ld, Kntr-V2-L- 
 
 NG 
 Countervalla'tion, Kntr 
 
 -V 2 -Zshn 
 
 Coun'terview, Kntr-Y 1 
 Counterwork, Katr-W 1 - 
 
 K [or Ktr-Wri-K] 
 Count'ess, Knt-S 1 
 Count'ing-house, Knt 1 - 
 
 NG-Hs 
 Count'ing-room, Knt 1 - 
 
 NG-R-M 
 
 Count'less, Knt-is 1 
 Coun'trifled, Knt-/^-Fd 
 Country, Knt-fi2 
 Coun'try-dance, Knt-/P- 
 
 Dns 
 Coun'tryman, Knt-fi- 
 
 Mn 
 Coun'trymen, Knt-fi 2 
 
 ;Mn2 
 
 Coun'try-seat, Knt-.R2-sT 
 Coun'try-woman, Knt - 
 
 2-W-Mn 
 
 Coun'ty, Kn-T 1 [Knt 1 ] 
 Coun'ty-court, Kn-T 1 - 
 
 Krt [Knt!-Kt] 
 Coun'ty-seat, Kn-T^sT 
 Coun'ty-town, Kn-Ti-Tn 
 
 [Knt-Tn 1 ] 
 Coupe', K-pa 
 Coup'le, K-P1*, K-Pld*, K- 
 
 P1 2 -NG 
 
 Coup'ler, K-Pls-R 
 i Coup'let, K-Plts 
 I Coupling, K-P1-NG 
 
 COT 
 
 Cou'pon, K-Pn 
 Cour'age, Kr-J 
 Coura'geous, Kr-Js 
 Coura'geously, Kr-J^-sZ 
 Coura'geousnes8,Kr-J6 s - 
 
 Ns 
 
 Courant', K-ffnt> 
 Couran'to, K-fii-N-T 
 Cou'rier, TS.-R&-R 
 Course, Krs 2 , Krst 2 , Krs*- 
 
 NG 
 
 Cours'er, Kr-sR 
 Court, Krt2, Kr-Td, Krt. 
 
 NG 
 
 Court'-card, Krt=-Krd 
 Court'-day, Krts-D 
 Court'-dress, Krt2-Drs 
 Court'eous, Kr-T-S 
 Court'eously, Kr-T^-Sl 
 Court'eousness, Kr-Ts 2 - 
 
 Ni 
 
 Court'er, Krtr 2 
 Court'esan, Kr-T 2 -zN 
 Court'esy, Kr-T 2 -8. Kr- 
 
 1-2-sD. Kr-T2-8-NG 
 Court'-hand, Krt 2 -Hnd 
 Court'-house, Krt*-Hs 
 Court'ier, Kr-T2-R 
 Court'-leet, Krt2-it 
 Court'like, Krt- 2 -K 
 Court'liness, Krt-i-Ns 
 ICourt'ly, Krt-i 2 
 
 Court'-martial, Krt 2 -Mr- 
 
 SH1 
 
 Court'-plaster,Krt2-Pistr 
 Courtship, Krt-lSH 
 Court'-yard, Krt 2 -Yd 
 Cou'sin, Kz 2 -N 
 Cou'sin-german, Kz 2 -N- 
 
 Jr-Mn 
 Cove, Kva 
 Cov'enant, K-Vn 2 -Nt, K- 
 
 Yn2-N-Td, K-Vn2-Nt-NG 
 Covenantee', K-Vn^-N-T 
 Cov'enanter, K-Vn*-Ktr 
 Cov'enantor, K-Vn2-Ntr 
 Cov'er, Kv-^s, Kv-fid*, 
 
 Kv-RZ-lSGr 
 
 Cov'ered, Kv-Kd 2 
 Cov'erer, Kv-^.^ 
 Cov'ering, KV-/P-NG 
 Cov'erlet, Kv-fl 2 -it 
 Cov'ert, Kv-t 2 
 Cov'ert-baron, K\-R&- 
 
 B-fin 
 
 Cov'ertly, ~Kv-Rt?-L 
 Cov'erture, Kv-tftr 2 
 Cov'et, K-Vt 2 , K-va.Td, 
 
 K-Vt2-NG 
 
 Cov'etable, K-Vt 2 -Bl 
 Cov'eter, K-Vtr 2 
 Cov'etiveness, K-Vt^V- 
 
 Ns [K-Vt 2 iVs] 
 Cov'etous, K-V 2 -Ts 
 Cov'etously, K-V 2 -T-s 
 Cov'etousness, K-V 2 -T* 
 
 Ml 
 
 Cov'ey, K-Y* 
 Cov'in, K-Vn 
 CoVing, K-Y 2 -NG 
 
cov 
 
 Cov'inoufl, 
 Cow, K, K- 
 Cow'ard, K-R l -I> 
 Cow'ardiee, K-B 1 -Ds 
 Cowardliness, K-R l -D- 
 
 i-Ns 
 
 Cow'ardly, K-fii-D- 
 Cow'-cateher, K^K-CHr 
 CoWer, K-Ri, K-fid, K- 
 
 i-NG 
 CoWhage, Ki-H-J [or K- 
 
 HJ 
 
 CoWherd, Ri-Hrd 
 CoWhide, Ki-Hd, K-H- 
 
 Ddi, K-Hd(-) 
 Cowl, K-Li 
 Cowled, K-Ldi 
 CoWlick, K-Z,i-K 
 Cowl'-staff, K-Li-sTf 
 Co-worker, K-Wr*-Kr 
 CoW-pox, Ki-p-Ks 
 CoWry, K l -R 
 Cow'slip or Cow's-lip,K- 
 
 BL l -P 
 
 Cow'-tree, K^Tr 
 Cox'comb, K'-Ks-K-M 
 Coxcombleal-ly, K 1 - 
 
 Ks-K-M-Kl 
 Cox'combry, K-Ks-K-M- 
 
 fii 
 Coxcom'ical, Ki - Ks - K - 
 
 M-Kl 
 Coy, Ki 
 Coy'ish, K-SH 1 
 Coy'ly, K-i 
 Ooy'ness, Ri-Ns 
 Coz, Kz 
 Coz'en, Kz*-N, Kz*-Nd, 
 
 Kz^-N-NG 
 
 Coz'enage, Kz-N-J* 
 Coz'ener, Kz-N-B* 
 Co'zily, K-Z1* 
 Co'zy, (o.) K-Z, K-Zr, 
 
 K-Zst* 
 
 Crab, Kr-Bi 
 Crab-apple, Kr-Bi-Pl 
 Crab'bed, Kr-Bdi 
 Crab'bedly, Kr-Bd-i 
 Crab'bedness, Kr-Bdi-Ns 
 Crab'-louse, Hr-IP-La 
 Crab'-tree, Kr-B^Tr 
 Crack, Kr>-K, Kr-K-T 1 , 
 
 Kri-K-NG. See Cork. 
 Crack'- brained, K^-K- 
 
 Brnd 
 
 Crack'er, Kri-Kr 
 Crack'le, Kr^Kl 
 Crack'ling, Kr-Kl-Na 
 Cracks'man, Kri-K-sMn 
 Cra'dle, Kr-Dl*. Kr-Dld 2 , 
 
 Kr-D12-NG 
 Craft, Krfti 
 Craft'ily, Kr-Ft- 
 Craft'iness, Kr-FtVNs 
 Crafts'man, Kr-Fts l -Mn 
 Craft'y, Kr-Fi-T 
 Crag, Kri-0 
 Crag'ged, Kr-G-D 1 
 Crag'gedness, Kr-G-D 1 - 
 
 Ns 
 
 59 
 
 Crag'giness, Kr l -G-Ks 
 Crag'gy, Ki^-G 
 Crake, Kr 2 -K 
 Cram, Kri-M, Kr-M-D 1 
 
 (See Cramped), Kr^-M-NG 
 Cram'bo, Kr-M-B 1 
 Cramp, Kr-M-pi, Kri-Mt 
 
 (See Crammed), Kr-M- 
 
 PC) 1 
 
 Cramp'it, Kr-M-pi-T 
 Crampoons', Kr-M-Pns3 
 Cramp'y, Kr-M-P 1 
 Cran'age, Kr-N-J 
 Cranberry, Krn-Bi-fi 
 Cranch, Kr-N-CHi 
 Crane, Krn^ 
 Crane's'-bill, 
 
 L 
 
 Cra'nial, 
 Craniolog'ical, Kr-N-/; 1 - 
 
 J-K1 
 
 CraniologistjKr-N-L^Jst 
 Craniol'ogy, Kr - N - L J -J 
 
 [Kr-NiJ] 
 
 Craniom'eter, K^-N-Mtr 
 Craniom'etry, Kr-N-M- 
 
 Tri 
 Cranios'copy, Kr-Ns-K- 
 
 Pi 
 
 Cra'nia, Kr^-N 
 Cra'nium, Kr2-N-M 
 Crank, Krni-K 
 Crank'le, Kri-NG-Kl 
 Cran'nied, Kr-N-D 1 
 Cran'ny, Kri-N 
 Crape, Kr-P^ 
 Crap'ulent, Kr-Pi-Znt 
 Crap'ulous, Ki-P l -La 
 Crap'y, Kr-ps 
 Crash, Kr-SH', Kr-SHti, 
 
 Kr-8Hi-NG 
 
 Crash'ing, Kr-SHJ-NG 
 Crass, Krs 1 
 
 Crass'ament, Kr>-sMnt 
 Crass'itude, Krs-Tdi 
 Cratch, Kr-CH 1 
 Cratch'es, Kr-CHs 1 
 Crate, Krt 
 Cra'ter, Krtr 
 Crater'iform, Krtr-F2-B- 
 
 M 
 Craunch, Kr-N-CH>. Kr- 
 
 N-CHdi. Kr-N-CHi-NG 
 Cravat', Kr-Vt 1 
 Crave, Krv^, Krvd*, Krv*- 
 
 NG 
 
 Cra'ven, Kr-Vn 
 Cra'ver, Krv-R 
 Craw, Kr 1 
 
 Craw'-flsh, Kr'-F-Sff 
 Crawl, Kr-L 1 , Kr-Ldi, Kr- 
 
 Li-NG 
 
 Crawl'er, Kr-ir 1 
 Cray'flsh, Kr-F*-SH 
 Cray'on, Kr 2 -N, Kr^-Nd, 
 
 Craze, Krz*, Krzd 2 , 
 
 NG 
 
 Cra'zily, Kr-Zl* 
 Cra'ziness, Kr-Z-Ns 
 
 ORE 
 
 Cra'zy, Kr-Z? 
 
 Creak, Kr3-K, Kr-K-T3 
 
 Kr a -K-NG 
 Cream, KrS-M, Kr a -Md. 
 
 KrS-M-NG 
 
 Cream'-cake, Kr^-M-K-K 
 Cream'-cheese, Kr^-n- 
 
 CHz 
 
 Cream'-faced, Kr 3 -M-Fst 
 Cream'y, Kr 3 -M 
 Cre'ance, Kr 3 -Ns 
 Crease, Krs 3 , Krst 3 , Krs 3 ' 
 
 NG 
 
 Cre'asote, Kr-sT 3 
 Create', Kr-T 2 , Kr-Td, 
 
 Kr-T2-NG 
 
 Crea'tion, Krslma 
 Crea'tive, Kr-Tv2 
 Crea'tiveness, Kr-Tv2-Ns 
 Crea'tor, Krtr= 
 Creat'ure, Krtr 3 (or Kr- 
 
 CHr3) 
 
 Cre'dence, Kr-Dns 3 
 Cre'dent, Kr-Dnt : ! 
 Creden'tial, Kr-Du= (.gn 
 
 -L) 
 
 Credibility, Kr-D^-Blt 
 Credible, Kr-Ds-Bl 
 Cred'ibleness, Kr-D 2 -Bl- 
 
 Ns[IBs] 
 
 Cred'ibly, Kr-D=-Bl 
 Cred'it, Kr-Dt^, Kr-D^-Td, 
 
 Kr-DtC)2 
 
 Cred'itable-y, Kr-Dt^-Bl 
 Cred'itableness, Kr-Dt^- 
 
 Bl-Ns [iBs] 
 Creditor, Kr-Dtr 2 
 Credu'lity, Kr-D 3 -L-T 
 Cred'ulous, Kr-D^-is 
 Cred'ulously, Kr-D2-Zs- 
 
 L 
 Cred'ulousness, Kr-D*- 
 
 is-Ns 
 
 Creed, Krd 3 
 Creek, Kr 3 -K 
 Creek'y, Kr^-K 
 Creel, Kr-L 
 Creep, Kr-ps, Kr-P 3 -NG 
 Creep'er, Kr-Pr 3 
 Creep'ingly, Kr-P 3 -NGl 
 Crema'tion, Kr 2 -Mskn 
 Cremo'na, Kr^-M-N 
 Cre'nate, Kr 3 -Nt 
 Cre'nated, 
 Cre'ole, Kr^-L 
 Cre'osote, Kr-sT 3 
 Crepitate, Kr-P 2 -Tt, Kr 
 
 P2-T-Td. Kr-P2-Tt(-) 
 Crepita'tion, Kr-P 2 -Tsha 
 Crept, Kr-Pta 
 Crepus'cle, Kr-Ps^-L 
 Crepus'cular, Kr-Ps 2 -Kl 
 
 R 
 Crepus'culous, Kr-Ps 
 
 Kls 
 
 Crescen'do, Krs-N-D 
 Cres'cent, Krs 2 -Nt 
 Cres'cive, Krs-V 2 
 Cress, Krs 2 
 Cres'set, Krs-T 
 
ORE 
 
 Crest, Krst*, Krs - Td*, 
 
 Krst 2 C) 
 
 Crest'ed, Krs-Td 
 Crest'-fallen, Krs z -F-Ln 
 Crest'less, Krs-Z^s* 
 Creta'ceous, Kr-TS/fs 
 Creta'ceously, Kr - T - 
 
 SHs-Z, 
 
 Cre'tic, Kr-T 3 -K 
 Cre'tin, Kr-Tn 3 
 Cre'tinism, Kr-Tn 3 -Z-M 
 
 [or Kr-T 3 -zM] 
 Cre'tism, Kr-T 3 -zM 
 Crevasse', Kr-Vs 1 
 Crev'ice, Kr-Vs 2 
 Crew, Kr 3 
 Crew'el, Kr-L 3 
 Crew'et, Kr-T^ 
 Crib, Kr-B 3 , Kr-Bd 3 , Kr- 
 
 B*-Ha 
 
 Crib'bage, Kr-B-' J 
 Crib'bage-board, Kr-B 3 - 
 
 J-Brd 
 Crib'ble, Kr-Bl 3 , Kr-Bld 3 , 
 
 Kr-BF-NG 
 Crick, Kri-K 
 Crick'et, Kr-K-T 3 
 Crick'eter, Kr-K-Tr 3 
 Cri'coid, Kr-K-D 1 
 Cried, Kr-Di 
 Crier, Kr-R 1 
 Grim. Con. KrS-M-Kn 
 Crime, Kri-M 
 Crim'inal-ly, KrS-M-M 
 Criminal'ity.Kr- M - >.' 1- T ' 
 Crim'inate, Kr-M-N-T 3 , 
 
 Kr-M-N-Td 3 , Kr-M-N-T3- 
 
 NG 
 Crimina'tion, Kr 2 - 31 - 
 
 Nshii 
 Crim'inatory, Kr-M-N- 
 
 T*-R 
 Crimp, Kr-M-P3, Kr3-Mt, 
 
 Kr-M-P 3 C) 
 Crimp'le, Kr-M-PF. Kr- 
 
 M-Pld 3 . Kr-H-Pia-NG 
 Crim'son, Kr-Mz-X. Kr 3 - 
 
 Mx-Nd, Kr*-Mz-N-NG 
 Cri'natory, Kr-N-Ti-fi 
 Cringe, Kr - N - J3, Kr-N- 
 
 Jd. Kr-N-J3-NG 
 Crin'ger, Kr-N-Jr 3 
 Crin'gle, Kr3-NG-Gl 
 Cri'nite, K r i-Nt 
 Crink'le, Kr^-NG-Kl, Kr3- 
 
 Sii-Kld. Kri-NG-Kl-NG 
 Crin'oline, Kr-N-Ln 3 
 Crinose', Kr 2 -Ns 
 Crip 'pie, Kir-Pi", Kr-Pld 3 , 
 
 Kr-PP-XG 
 Cri'ses, Krss 1 
 Cri'sis, Krss 1 
 Crisp, Krs-P 3 , Krs-Pt^, 
 
 Krs-p3-NG 
 Crisp'ate, Krs-Pt 3 
 Crisp'ated, Kra-P^-Td 
 Crispa'tion, Krs-Pshn 2 
 Crisp'er, Krs-Pr 3 
 Crisp'ly, Krs P 3 -L 
 Crisp'ness, Krs-P 3 -Ns 
 
 60 
 
 Crisp'y, Krs-pa 
 Criss'-cross, Krs 3 - Krs 
 Criss'-cross-row, Krs 3 - 
 
 KrsvR 
 
 Crist'ate, Krs-Tt 3 
 Crite'ria, Kr-T-.R 
 Crite'rion, Kr-T-JZn 
 Crit'ic, Kr-T 3 -K 
 Crit'ical-ly, Krt-Kl 
 Crit'icalness, Krt-Kl-Ns 
 Criticise, Kr-Tsz 3 , Kr-T 3 - 
 
 szD. Kr-T 3 -szNG 
 Crit'iciser, Kr-T 3 -szR 
 Crit'icism, Kr-T 3 -szM 
 Critique', Kr-T 3 -K 
 Croak, Kr 2 -K, Kr 2 -K-T, 
 
 Kr 2 -K-N'G 
 Croak'er, Kr 2 -Kr 
 Cro'ceous, Kr-SHs* 
 Crochet', Kr-SH 2 
 Crock, Kr 1 - K, Kr - K - T 1 , 
 
 Kr*-K-KO 
 
 Crock'ery, Kr a -Kr 
 Crock'et, K^-K-T 
 Crock'y, Krt-K 
 Croc'odile, Kr-K-D 1 -L 
 Crocodil'ian, Kr-K-D 3 -n 
 Cro'ous, Kr 2 -Ks 
 Croft, Krft 1 
 Croisade', Kr-sD 2 
 Croi'ses, Krsz 1 
 Crom'lech, Kr-M-ii-K 
 Cromor'na, Kr-M-fii-N 
 Crone, Krn 2 
 Cro'ny, Kr 2 -N 
 Crook, KrS-K, Kr-K-T 3 , 
 
 Crook'-back, KrS-K-B-K 
 Crook'ed, Kr-K-D 3 
 I Crook'edly, Kr-K-D 3 -i 
 Crook'edness, Kr-K-D 3 - 
 
 Ns 
 Croon, Krn 3 , Krnd 3 , Krn 3 - 
 
 NG 
 Crop, Kr-P 1 , Kr-Pt 1 , Kr- 
 
 Crop'-eared, Kr-pi-Rd 
 Crop'ful, Kr-Pi-Fl 
 Crop'-out, Kr-P 1 -! 
 ' Crop'per, Kr-Pr 1 
 Cro'sier, Kr-ZHr 2 
 Cros'let, Kr-sit 1 
 Cross, Krs 1 , Krst 1 , Krs 1 - 
 
 NG 
 
 Cross'-bar, Krsi-B R 
 Cross'-beam, Krs^B-M 
 Cross'-bill, Krs-B-L 
 Cross' -bow, Krs J -B 
 Cross'-breed, Krs^Brd 
 Cross'-bun, Krs^Bn 
 Cross'-chocks, Krsi-CH- 
 
 Ks 
 
 Cross'-cut, Krs^Kt 
 Cross'-examination, 
 
 Krs'-K-zM-Nshn [Kr 1 - 
 
 zlI-Nshu] 
 Cross'-examine, Krs^K- 
 
 sMn, Krs'-K-sMncl, Krs 1 - 
 
 K-sMn-> T G [Krt-sMn, Kr 1 - 
 
 sMnd, Kr'-K-sMn-NG] 
 
 CRU 
 
 Cross'-eyeot, -grs'-i-D 
 Cross'-fire, Krs 1 F-E 
 Cross'flow, Krs-Fl 1 
 Cross'-furrow, K^-F-JI 
 Cross'-grained, Kr 1 - 
 
 sGrnd 
 
 Cross'ing, Krsi-NG 
 Cross'-jack, Krsi-J-K 
 Cross'-legged, K^-si-G- 
 
 D 
 
 Cross'let, Kr-sit 1 
 Cross'ly, Kr-s/, 1 
 Cross'ness, Krs^Ns 
 Cross'-patch, Krst-P-CH 
 Cross'-piece, Krs'-Ps 
 Cross'-purpose, Krs 1 -?- 
 
 R-Ps 
 Cross'-question, Krs 1 - 
 
 Kws-CHn [KrsJ-Kw] 
 Cross'-questioned, Krs u 
 
 Kws-CHnd 
 
 Cross'-road, Kri-sB-D 
 Cross'-sea, Ki^-sS 
 Cross'-tie, Krs^T 
 Cross'-tree, Kr J -8Tr 
 Cross'- way, K^-sW 
 Cross'-wind, Kr^sWnd 
 Cross'wise, Ki^-sWz 
 Crotch, Kr-CH 1 
 Crotch'et, Kr-CHt 1 
 Crotch'ety, Kr-CHt-T 
 Cro'ton-oil, Kr-Tn 2 -L 
 Crouch, Kr-CH 1 , Kr- 
 CHt 1 , Kr-CH 1 -NG 
 Croup, Kr-P 3 
 Croup'er, Kra-Pr 
 Crou'pier, Kr-P 3 -R 
 Crow, Ki-2. Kr 
 Crow'-bar, Kr 2 -B-E 
 Crowd, Krd 1 , Kr-Dd 1 , 
 
 Krd!-NG 
 
 Crowd'ed, Kr-Dd 1 
 Crowd'er, Kr-Dr 1 
 Crow'-foot, K^-Ft 
 Crow'-keeper, Kr 2 -K-Pr 
 Crown, Km 1 . Krud 1 , Krn 1 
 
 -NG 
 
 Crown'er, Kr ] -Nr 
 Crown'-glass, Kri-N-Gls 
 Crown'-imperial, Krn 1 - 
 
 M-P-JB 
 
 Crown'-land, Ern 1 -nd 
 Crown'-law, Krn l -L 
 Crown'-lawyer, ~Rru l -L- 
 
 K 
 
 Crown'-omce, Krn^Fs 
 Crown'-paper, Krn 1 -?- 
 
 Pr 
 
 Crown'-post, Krni-Pst 
 Crown'-saw, Krn^S 
 Crown'-side, Knii-sD 
 Crown'-wheel, Kr 1 - N- 
 
 Wl 
 Crown'-work, Kr 1 - N- 
 
 Wr-K 
 
 Crow's'-foot, Krz 2 -Ft 
 Crow's'-nest, Krz*-Nst 
 Crow' -toe, Kr^-T 
 Cru'ces, Krsz 3 
 Cru'cial, Kr-SHl> 
 
CRU 
 
 Cru'ciate, Kr-SH-T 
 Cru'cible, Kre-B 3 -!. 
 Cru'cified, Krs-Fd 8 
 Crucil'erous, Krs-F 8 -iEs 
 Cru'cifier, Krs-F 8 -R 
 Cru'cifix, Krs-F'-Ks 
 Crucifix'ion, Krs - F - 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Cru'ciform, Krs-F3-R-M 
 Cru'cify, Krs-F 3 , Krs-Fd 3 , 
 
 Krs-F 3 -NG 
 
 Crucig'erous, Kr-sJrS-S 
 Crude, Kr-D, Kr-Dr^Kr- 
 
 Dst-i 
 
 Crude'ly, Kr-D3- 
 Crude'ness, 
 Cru'dity, Kr-D 3 -T 
 Cru'el, Kr-L 3 
 Cru'elly, Kr-Z," 
 Cru'elty, Kr-i3-T 
 Cru'et, Kr-Ts 
 Cruise, Krz 3 , Krzd 3 , Krz 3 - 
 
 NG 
 
 Cruis'er, Kr-Zr 3 
 Crul'ler, Kr-Lr 2 
 Crumb, Kr 2 -M 
 Crumb'-cloth, Kr 2 -M-Kl- 
 
 TH 
 Crum'ble, Kr-M-Bl 2 . Kr- 
 
 M-Bld 2 , Kr-M-Bl 2 -NG 
 Crum'my, Kr 2 -M 
 Crum'pet, Kr-M-Pt 2 
 Orum'ple, Kr-M-Pls, Kr- 
 
 M-Pld 2 , Kr-M-P12-NG 
 Crum'pling, Kr-M-Pl*- 
 
 NG 
 Crunch, Kr-N-CBX Kr- 
 
 N-CHta. Kr-N-CH2-NG 
 Cru'or, Kr-R 3 
 Crup'per, Kr-PrSor 2 
 Cru'ral, Kr-fiis 
 Crusade', Kr-sD 
 Crusad'er, Kr-sDr 2 
 Crusa'do, Kr-sD 2 
 Cruse, Krs 3 
 Cru'set, Kr-sT3 
 Crush, Kr-SH 2 , Kr-SHt, 
 
 Kr-SH2-NG 
 Crush'er, Kr-SHr 2 
 Crust, Krst 2 , Krs - Td 2 , 
 
 Krst 2 C) 
 
 Crusta'cea, Krs-T 2 -5fl" 
 Crusta'cean, Krs-T 2 -5jHh 
 Crustaceol'ogy, Krs-T 1 - 
 
 S//1-J 
 
 Crusta'ceous,Krs-T 2 -SH8 
 Crust'ily, Krs-T- 
 Crust'iness, Krs-T 2 -Ns 
 Crust'y, Krs-T 2 
 Crutch, Kr-CH 2 
 Crutched, Kr-CHd 
 Crux, Kr^-Ks 
 Cry, Kri, Krd', Kr-NG 
 Cry'ing, Kr'-NG 
 Crypt, Kr-Pta 
 Cryp'tic, Kr-Pt-K 
 Cryp'tical, Kr-Pt 3 -Kl 
 Cryp'togam, Kr-Pt 3 -G-M 
 Cryptoga'naian, Kr-Pt 2 - 
 
 G-Mn 
 
 61 
 
 Cryptogam'ic, Kr-Pti-G- 
 
 M-K 
 Cryptog'amous, Kr-Pt 1 - 
 
 G-Ms 
 Cryptog'amy, Kr-P^-G- 
 
 M 
 Cryptog'raphy, Kr-Pt 1 - 
 
 Gr-F 
 
 Cryptol'ogy, Kr-Pti-i-j 
 Crys'tal, Krs-T 3 -L 
 Crys'talline, Krs-T 3 -in 
 Crystalliza'tion, Krs-T 2 - 
 
 Lzshn 
 Crys'tallize, Krs - T 3 - Lz, 
 
 Krs-T 3 -Z,zd, Krs-T 3 -z- 
 
 NG 
 Crystallog'raphy, Krs- 
 
 Cub, K-B 2 , K Bd 2 , K-B 2 - 
 
 NG 
 CuTaature, K-Btr 3 (or 
 
 K-CHr 3 ) 
 Cube, K-B 3 , K-Bd 3 , K-B 3 - 
 
 NG 
 
 Cu'beb, K-B 3 -B 
 Cu'bic, K BS-K 
 Cu'bical-ly, K-B3-K1 
 Cu'bicalness, K - B 3 - Kl - 
 
 Ns 
 
 Cu'biform, K-B 3 -F-R-M 
 Cu'bit, K-Bt 3 
 Cu'bital, K-Bt 3 -L 
 Cu'bo-cube, K-B 3 -K-B 
 Cubo-cu'bo-cube, K-B 3 - 
 
 K-B-K-B 
 Cu'boid, K-Bd 3 
 Cuboid'al, K-Bdi-L 
 Cuck'ing-stool, K 2 - K - 
 
 NG-sT-L 
 Cuck'old, K-K-Ld 2 , K-K- 
 
 ; 2 -Dd. K-K-Z, 2 -D-NG 
 Cuck'oo, K 3 -Koo 
 Cuck'oo-spit, K 3 -K-sPt 
 Cuck'oo-spittle, K 3 -K- 
 
 sP-Tl 
 Cu'cullate or Cucul'late 
 
 K-K-it 3 or 2 
 Cu'cullated or Cucul'- 
 
 lated, K-K-L 3 or 2 -Td 
 Cu'cumber, K-K-M-Br 3 
 Cucur'bit, K-Kr-Bt2 
 Cucurbita'ceous, K-Kr- 
 
 W-T-SHs 
 Cud, K-D 2 
 Cud'dle, K-D1 2 , K-Dld 2 , 
 
 K-D12-NG 
 Cud'dy, K-D 2 
 Cud'gel, K-J1 2 (See Ca- 
 jole), K-Jld 2 , K-J1 2 -NG 
 Cud'geler, K-J1 2 -R 
 Cue, K 3 
 
 CuflF, Kf 2 , Kfd 2 , KP-NG 
 Cu'flC, K-F 3 -K 
 Cuirass', Kw-Ks 1 
 Cuirassier 7 , Kw-B 3 -zR 
 Cuish, Kws 3 
 Cuisine', Kwz 3 -N 
 Culdee', Kl-D 3 
 Cul-de-sac', Kld'-sK 
 Cu'lex. K- L- KB 
 
 CUN 
 
 Cu'linary, K-^s-Nr 
 Cull, K.-L2, K-Ld'-, K L2- 
 
 NG 
 Cul'lender, Kl--Ndr (or 
 
 Klndr-) 
 
 Cull'er, K-Li-s 
 Cul'lion, K-in 2 
 Cul'lis, K-Ls 2 
 Cul'ly, K-L" 
 Culm, K12-M 
 Cui'men, Kl 3 -Mn 
 Culmif'erous, Kl-M-ps. 
 
 Ks 
 Cul'minate, Kl-M-N-T 2 ,! 
 
 Kl-M-N-Td 2 , K1-M-N-T-- 
 
 NG . 
 
 Culmina'tion, Kl 2 - M \ 
 
 Nshn 
 
 Culpabil'ity, Kl-ps-Blt 
 Cul'pable-y, K1-P 2 -B1 
 Cul'pableness, Kl-ps-Bl- 
 
 Ns [Kl-P 2 iBs] 
 Cul'prit, Kl-Prt 2 
 Cult, K-Lt 2 
 Cul'ter, K-Ltr 2 
 Cultivable, Klt-V 2 -Bl 
 Cul'tivate, Klt-Vt 2 , Klt- 
 
 V2-Td, Klt-Vta-XG 
 Cultiva'tion, Klt-Vshn 2 
 Cul'tivator, Klt-Vtr 2 
 Cul'trate, Kl-Trt 2 
 Cul'trated, Kl-Tr 2 -Td 
 Cult'ure, Kl-CHr 2 . Kl- 
 
 CHrd-'. Kl-CHr 2 -NG 
 Cul'tured, Kl-CHrd 2 
 Cult'ureless, Kl-CHr 2 -Za 
 Cult'urist, Kl-CHrst 2 
 Cul'verin, Klv-R^-^ 
 Cul'vert, Klv-Rt- 
 Cul'vertailed, Klv-.R 2 -T- 
 
 Ld 
 
 Cum'bent, : But 2 
 Cum'ber, ;Br 2 , iBrd 1 , 
 
 iBr 2 -NG 
 
 Cum'bersome, i Br 2 -sM 
 Cum'bersomely, : Br 2 - 
 
 sM-L 
 Cum'bersomeness, !Br 2 - 
 
 sM-Xs 
 
 Cum'brance, iBrns 2 
 Cum'brous, '. Brs 2 
 Cum'brously, ;Br 2 -s 
 Cum'brousness, i Brs 2 - 
 
 Ns 
 
 Cum'frey, ! Fr* 
 Cum'in, K 2 -Mn 
 Cu'mulate, K-M-^t 3 , K- 
 
 M-L 3 -Td. K-M-Z,t 3 -NG 
 Cumula'tion, K-M-ishn 2 
 Cu'mulative, K-M-t 3 -V 
 Cu'neal, K-N-L 3 
 Cu'neate, K-N-T 8 
 Cu'neated, K-N-Td 3 
 Cuneat'ic, K-N-T^K 
 Cuneiform, K-N-F 3 -R-M 
 Cu'niform, K-N-F 3 -R-M 
 Cun'ning, Kn 2 -NG 
 Cun'ningly, Kn-KG-L 2 
 Cun'ningness, Ku 2 -NG 
 
 Ns 
 
CUP 
 
 Cup, K-P2, -Ptf, X-P*. 
 
 NG 
 
 Cup'-bearer, K-P^-B-Rr 
 Cup'board, K-Brd 2 
 Cu'pel, K-PP 
 Cupel', K-P12 
 Cupella'tion, K-Plshn* 
 Cu'pid, K-Pd 3 
 Cupid'ity, K-Pd^-T 
 Cu'pola, K-ps-i 
 Cupped, K-Pt 
 Cup'per, K-Pr 2 
 Cup'ping, K-P 2 -NG 
 Cup'ping-glass, K - P 2 - 
 
 T T G-Gls 
 
 Cu'preous, K-Pr3-S 
 Cupriferous, K-frP-Rs 
 Cu'prite, K-Prt 3 
 Cu'pule, K-ps-L 
 Cur, Kr 2 
 Cur'able, Kr-Bl 3 
 Cur'ableness, Kr-Bl 3 -Ns 
 Curacoa', K-^-S 
 Cu'racy, K-.R 3 -S 
 Curas'sow, K-^-S 
 Cu'rate, K-fft 3 
 Cu'rateship, K-fft8!8H 
 Cu'rative, K-.Rt 3 -V 
 Cura'tor, K-fltr2 
 Curb, Kr-B 2 , Kr-Bd 2 , Kr- 
 
 B2-NG 
 
 Curb'-roof, Kr-B2-Kf 
 Curb'-stone, Kr-B 2 -sTn 
 Curcu'lio, Kr-K-/, 3 
 Curd, Kr-D2, Zr-Dd 2 , Zr- 
 
 D2-NG 
 Cur'dle, Kr-Dl, Kr-Dld*. 
 
 Kr-D12-NG 
 Curd'y, Kr-D* 
 Cure, Kr 3 . Krds, Kr^-NG 
 Cure', K-/J2 
 Cure'less, Kr-is^ 
 Cur'er, K-Rr 3 
 Cur^few, Kr-F* 
 Curioa'ity, 
 Curip'so, K .R2-S 
 Cu'rious, K-Ks 3 
 Cu'riously, 
 Cu'riousness, K-JKs 3 -Ns 
 Curl, K - RV, K ld2, K - 
 
 B12-NG 
 
 Curl'er, K-ffl^-R 
 Cur'lew, Kr-L2 
 Curl'iness, K-RV-Xs 
 Curl'ing-irons, K - Rl* 
 
 NG-IRns 
 
 Curl'ing-tongs, K-JBP- 
 1 NG-T-XGs 
 Curl'y, K-B12 
 Curmud'geon, Kr-M-Jn 2 
 Curmud'geonly, Kr-M- 
 
 J2-M 
 
 Cur'rant, K-flnt 2 
 Cur'rency, K-Kn 2 -8 
 Cur'rent, K-jRnt^ 
 Cur'rently, K- 
 Cur'rentness, 
 Cur'ricle, K-/P-K1 
 Curric'ulum, K- 
 Cur'rier, K-R*-R 
 
 62 CZA 
 
 Cur'rish, Z-tfs-SH 
 
 Cutlery, zt-L*-jR 
 
 Currishly, K-R^-Sffl 
 
 Cut'let, Kt-it* 
 
 Cur'rishness, Z-/J2-SH- 
 
 Cut'-Off, Kt 2 -F 
 
 Ns 
 
 Cut'purse, Kt-Prs* 
 
 Cur'ry. K-.R 2 , Z-.K 2 -D, Z- 
 
 Cut'ter, Ztr 2 
 
 7Z 2 -NG 
 
 Cut'ting, Kt*-NG 
 
 Cur'ry-comb, K-^-K-M 
 
 Cut'tle, Zt-La 
 
 Curse, Krs'-, Zrst 2 , Zrs 2 - 
 
 Cut'tle-flsh, 'E.t-Lt-y-SB. 
 
 NG 
 
 Cut'ty, Z-T 2 
 
 Curs'ed, Krs-D s 
 
 Cut'-water, Z-T 2 -Wtr 
 
 Curs'edly, Zre-D 2 -Z. 
 
 Cut' -worm, Zt~TVr-M 
 
 Curs'er, Kr-sR 2 
 
 Cuz, Zz 2 
 
 Curs'ing, Krs 2 -XG 
 
 Cy'anate, S^Nt 
 
 Cur'sive, Krs-V 2 
 
 Cyan'ic, S'-N-K 
 
 Cur'sorily, Kr-sR*-L 
 
 Cy'anide, S'-X-D 
 
 Cur'soriness, Kr-S-R^-Ns 
 
 Cy'anite, 8>-Xt 
 
 Cur'sory, Zr-s 2 
 
 Cyan'ogen, S'-N-Jn 
 
 Curst, Zrst 2 
 
 Cyanom'eter, S^N-Mtr 
 
 Cur'sus, Krss 2 
 
 Cy'cle, sKli 
 
 Curt, Krt 2 
 
 Cyclic, sKP-Z 
 
 Curtail, Kr-T-L, Kr-T- 
 
 Cyclical, BZ1 3 -Z1 
 
 Ld. Kr-T2-L-NG 
 Cur'tain, Kr - Tn*, Zr - 
 
 Cy'clograph, sKli-Grf 
 Cy'cloid, sKl-D 1 
 
 Tnd, Kr-Tn^-NG 
 
 Cycloid'al, sKl-Dl 1 
 
 Curta'na, Zr-T 2 -N 
 
 Cyclom'etry, sKl-M-Tr 1 
 
 Cur'tilage, Kr-T 2 --J 
 
 Cy'clone, sKlu 1 
 
 Curt'ly, Krt-L* 
 
 Cyclope'an, sKl-Pn* 
 
 Curt'ness, Zrt 2 -Ns 
 
 Cyclope'dia, gKl-P 3 -D 
 
 Curt'sy, Zr-T 2 -S 
 
 Cyclopedic, sZl-P 2 -D-K 
 
 Cu'rule, K-K1 3 
 
 Cycloplc, sZl-P'-Z 
 
 Cur'vate, Zr-Vt* 
 
 Cy'clops, sKl-Ps 1 
 
 Cur'vated, Zr-V-Td 
 
 Cyg'net, sG 3 -Nt 
 
 Curva'tion, Zr-Vshn* 
 
 Cyg'nus, sG 3 -Ns 
 
 Cur'vature, Kr-Vtr 2 
 
 Cylinder, sindr 3 
 
 Curve, Krv*, Krvd 2 , 
 
 Cylin'dric, sLndi^-Z 
 
 Zrv 2 -NG 
 
 Cylin'drical, sLndrS-Z-L 
 
 Curv'edness, Zr-Vd 2 -Ns 
 
 Cylin'drifonn, s!,n 3 -Dr- 
 
 Cur'vet, Kr-Vt, Zr-V 2 - 
 
 Fr-M 
 
 Td, Kr-Vt 2 -NG 
 
 Cyllndroid, sZn 3 -Drd 
 
 Curvilin'eal, Zr-V 3 -Z-Nl 
 
 Cy'ma, s3H 
 
 Curvilin'ear, Zr-V-Z,-Nr 
 
 Cymar', s5I-Ri 
 
 Cur'vity, Kr-V 2 -T 
 
 Gym'bal, sM-Bl 3 
 
 Cush'at, Z-SH 3 -T 
 
 Cyme, sM 1 
 
 Cush'ion, Zshn 3 , Zslind 3 , 
 
 Cymling, sM-Z,3-NG 
 
 Zshn 3 -NG 
 
 Cy'mose, sMs 1 
 
 Cusp, Ks-P 2 
 
 Cy'mous, sMs 1 
 
 Cusp'idal, Ks-P*-Dl 
 
 Cynic, 8>" 3 -Z 
 
 Cusp'idate, Zs-P 2 -Dt 
 
 Cynlcal-ly, sX 3 -Zl 
 
 Cusp'idated, Ks-P 2 -D-Td 
 
 Cynlcalness, sN 3 -Zl-Ns 
 
 Cus'tard, Ks-T 2 -Rd 
 
 Cynicism, sN-S 3 -zll 
 
 Custo'dial, Ks-T 2 -Dl 
 
 Cyn'osure, sN-SHr 3 or 1 
 
 Custo'dian, Ks-T 2 -Dn 
 
 Cy'on, S!-N 
 
 Cus'tody, Ks-T 2 -D 
 
 Cy'pher, sFr 1 
 
 Cus'tom, Ks-T 2 -M 
 
 Cy'press, sPrs 1 
 
 Cus'tomable-y, Zs-T 2 - 
 
 Cyp'rian, sPrn 3 
 
 M-B1 
 Cus'tomarily, Zs-T 2 -M- 
 
 Cyrenalc, sffn^-z 
 Cyriologlc, sR l -L-3-'S. 
 
 Rl 
 
 Cyst, Sst 3 
 
 Cus'tomary, Zs-T-M-fi 
 
 Cystic, Ss 3 -T-Z 
 
 Cus'tomer, Ks-T 2 -M-R 
 
 Cys'tocele, Ss 3 -T-sL 
 
 Cus'tom-laouse, Zs-T 2 - 
 
 Cyst'ose, Ss 3 -Ts 
 
 M-Hs 
 
 Cystot'omy, Ss-Tt-M 
 
 Cut, Zt 2 , Zt 2 -NG 
 
 Cythere'an, sTH 3 -7J-N 
 
 Cuta'neous, Z-T-Ns 
 
 Cytlsus, sTss* 
 
 Cute, Kt 3 . See Acute. 
 
 Cy'toblast, sT'-Blst 
 
 Cu'ticle, Kt 3 -Zl 
 
 Czar, Zi-R 
 
 Cutic'ular, Zt-Zl-R 3 
 
 Czari'na, Z 3 -R-y 
 
 Cu'tis, K-Ts 3 
 
 Czarinlan, Z 3 -iZ-Nn 
 
 Cut'lass, Zt-Ls 
 
 Czarlsh, Z^-R-SH. 
 
 Cut'ler, Zt-Z, 2 -R 
 
 Czar'owitz, Z'-^-Wtz 
 
DAB 63 DAS 
 
 
 Dag'gle-tail, Di-Gl-T-L 
 
 Dan'cing, Dns'-NG 
 
 
 DagMock, Di-G-Z-K 
 
 Dan'cing-master, Dns 1 - 
 
 D. 
 
 Daguer'rean, D 2 -G-Kn 
 Daguerre'ian, D^G-^n 
 Daguerre'otype, D 2 -G- 
 
 NG-Mstr 
 Dan'delion, Dni-D-Zn 
 Dan'der, Diidr 1 
 
 
 .Rt-P 
 
 Dan'diprat, Dn'-D-Prt 
 
 
 Daguerre'otyper, D-G- 
 
 Dan'dle, D^X-Dl, D 1 -!?- 
 
 D, the fourth letter of the 
 
 Rt-Pr 
 
 Dld, I> l -N-Dl-XG 
 
 Alphabet, generally repre- 
 sents the sound of d, as 
 
 Daguerre'otypist, D 2 -G- 
 flt-Pst 
 
 Dan'dler, D'-N-Dl-R 
 Dan'driff, D a -N-Drf 
 
 heard in the words day, 
 
 Daguerreotyp'ic, D 3 -G- 
 
 Dan'druff, D^-X-Drf 
 
 due, bad, did, etc. In the 
 
 7it-P-K 
 
 Dan'dy, Dni-D 
 
 termination of the past 
 
 Daguerreotyp'ical, D 3 - 
 
 Dan'dyism, Dn^-D-Z-H 
 
 tense of verbs, -ed, when 
 
 G-Bt-P-Kl 
 
 (or Dii'-D-zM) 
 
 the e is silent, d, after 
 
 Daguerre'otypy, D-G- 
 
 Dane, Du 2 
 
 breath consonants, has the 
 
 .Rt-P 
 
 Dan'ger, D s -X-Jr [D=-Jr[ 
 
 sound of t, and is so writ- 
 
 Dahl'ia, D^or^-L 
 
 Dan'gerous, D'--X-Jrs 
 
 ten in Phonography, as in 
 rapped, matched, locked, 
 
 Dai'ly, D*-L 
 Dain'uly, Dn z -T-Z 
 
 Dan'gerously, D 2 -X-Jr-' 
 
 quaffed, passed, rushed, 
 
 Dain'tiness, Dn 2 -T-Ns 
 
 sZ [D 2 -Jr-.si] 
 
 etc.; but in such termina- 
 
 Dain'ty, Dn 2 -T 
 
 Dan'gerousness, D 2 - X- 
 
 tion, after sonant conso- 
 
 Dai'ry, D"-R 
 
 Jrs-Ns [D 2 -Jrs-Ks] 
 
 nants, and when the e is 
 
 Da'is, D 2 -S 
 
 Dan'gle, D 1 - NG1, DI- 
 
 sounded, the d retains its 
 
 Dai'sy, D 2 -Z 
 
 KGld. D>-XG1-XG 
 
 proper sound ; as in robbed, 
 
 Dale, D 2 -L 
 
 Dan'ish, Dn 2 -SH 
 
 lagged, started, etc. 
 
 Dales'man, D z -iz-Mn 
 
 Dank, D'-NG-K 
 
 Before a palatal vowel d 
 
 Dal'liance, D^i-Ns 
 
 Dank'ish, D'-NG-K-SH 
 
 sometimes has the sound 
 
 Dal'lied, Di-Ld 
 
 Daph'ne, Df'-N 
 
 of j, as in soldier, verdure. 
 
 Dal'lier, D^i-K 
 
 Dap'per, D'-Pr 
 
 The compound dg also 
 
 Dally, D'-i, D'-Xd.DJ-Z- 
 
 Dap'ple, D 1 -?!, D J -Pld, 
 
 sometimes has the sound of 
 
 NG 
 
 Di-Pl-NG 
 
 4, as in judpe, judgment, 
 
 Dalmat'ica, Di-Z-Mt-K 
 
 Dare, D^R, Di-Ed, D^-R- 
 
 bridpe. 
 Dd, except in com- 
 
 Dal Segno, D^Zs-Nlo 
 
 Dal'tonism, Di-Z-Tn-Z- 
 
 NG 
 In phrases, when a better 
 
 pounds, is equivalent to d, 
 
 M [or D!-Z-T-zM] 
 
 outline will bo obtained by 
 
 as in add, odd, eddy, ruddy. 
 
 Dam, D 1 ^, D 1 -Md, D^M- 
 
 it. Dare is written D-R; 
 
 See Bb. 
 
 NG 
 
 thus, 
 
 D is silent in Wednesday, 
 
 Dam'age, D'-M-j, D J -M- 
 
 Dare not. D'-Knt 
 
 and a few other words. 
 
 Jd, D 1 -M-J-NG 
 
 Dare say, D'-JZ-S 
 
 Dab, Di-B, Di-Bd, Di-B- 
 
 Dam'ageable, Di-M-J-Bl 
 
 Dare do. D'-Ti-D 
 
 NG 
 
 Dam'ascene, Di-Ms-N 
 
 Dare'-devil, D^fl-D-Vl 
 
 Dab'ble, DJ-Bl, D^Bld, 
 
 Dam'ask, D^Ms-K, D 1 - 
 
 Dar'er, D l -R-R 
 
 D 1 -Bl-jSG 
 
 Ms-Kt,Di-Ms-K-NG 
 
 Dai^ic, D*-R-K 
 
 Dab'bler, D'-Bl-K 
 
 Dam'askeen, D-Ms-Kn 
 
 Dark, Dr'-K, Dr^Kr, Dr 1 - 
 
 Dab'chick, Di-B-CH-K 
 
 Dam'asken, D!-Ms-Kn 
 
 Kst 
 
 Dab'ster, D^Bstr 
 
 Dam'askin, Di-Ms-Kn 
 
 Dark'en, Dri - Kn, Dr 1 - 
 
 Da capo, D^K-P 
 
 Dame, D 2 -M 
 
 Knd, Dr'-Kn-NG 
 
 Dace, Ds a 
 
 Damn, D^M, Di-Md, D'- 
 
 Dark'ener, Dr'-K-Xr 
 
 Dac'tyl, D^Kt-L 
 
 M-NG (or D^Mn-NG) 
 
 Dark'ish, Dr'-K-SH 
 
 Dac'tylar, Di-Kt-Z-B 
 
 Dam'nable-y,Di-M-N-Bi 
 
 Dark'ling, Dr^-Kl-NG 
 
 Dacty'lic, D 3 -Kt-Z-K 
 
 Damna'tion, D 2 -M-Nshu 
 
 Dark'ly, Dri-Kl 
 
 Dactylog'raphy, D^Kt- 
 
 Dam'natory,Di-M-N-T-B 
 
 Dark'ness, Dr'-K-Ns 
 
 Z-Gr-F 
 
 Damned, D^Md or D>-M- 
 
 Dark'some, Dr^K-sM 
 
 Dac'tylist, D^-Kt-Zst 
 
 N-D 
 
 Dark'y, DrJ-KI 
 
 Dactylol'ogy, DJ-Kt-Z-J 
 
 Dam'nify, Di-M-N-F, Di- 
 
 Dar'ling, Dri-Z-NG 
 
 Dad, Dd 1 
 
 M-N-Fd, D!-M-N-F-NG 
 
 Darn, D^^n, D^tfnd, Di- 
 
 Dad'dy, D'-D 
 
 Damp, (v.) D^M-P, D l - 
 
 fin-NG 
 
 Dad'dle, Di-Dl 
 
 Mt, D^M-PO 
 
 Dar'nel, D'-K-Nl 
 
 Dad'dy-long-legs, D*-D- 
 
 Damp, (a.jD'-M-P, D l -M- 
 
 Darn'er, D'-K-Nr 
 
 Z-NG-Z-Gz 
 
 Pr, Di-M-Pst 
 
 Dar'nex, D^K-N-Ks 
 
 Da'do, D J -D 
 
 Damp'en, D^M-Pn, D 1 - 
 
 Dar'nic, D J -B-N-K. 
 
 Dae'dal, D 3 -D1 
 
 M-Pnd, D 1 -M-Pn-NG 
 
 Dar'rein, D l -Ru 
 
 Daedalian, D*-D-Zn 
 
 Damp'ness, Di-M-p-Ks 
 
 Dart, D'-Kt, Di-K-Td, D 1 - 
 
 Deed'alous, D 2 -D-Zs 
 
 Dam'sel, D'-M-zZ 
 
 Kt-NG 
 
 Daffodil, Dfi-D-L 
 
 Dam'son, D'-M-zN 
 
 Dart'er, D^Rtr 
 
 Daft, Dft' 
 
 Da'naide, D 2 -N-D 
 
 Dash, D^SH, ~D l -sm, Di- 
 
 Dag, D'-G 
 
 Dance, Dns 1 , Dnst 1 , Dns 1 - 
 
 SH-yjQ 
 
 Dag'ger, D>-Gr 
 
 NG 
 
 Dash'-board, D l -S3-'Bid 
 
 Dag'gle, Di-Gl, D^Gld, 
 D^-Gl-NG/ 
 
 Dan'cer, D'-Ns-B [or Di- 
 
 8B] 
 
 Dash'er, D^SHr 
 Dash'ing, D l -SH-'S<3 
 
DAS 64 
 
 Das'tard, D'-sTrd 
 
 Deadly, Dd 2 - I 
 
 Das'tardize, D'-sTr-Dz, 
 
 Dead'-march, Dd-M R- 
 
 D'-sTr-Dzd, D'-sTr-Dz- 
 
 CH 
 
 NG 
 
 Dead'ness, Dd 2 -Ns 
 
 Das'tardly, Di-sTrd-i 
 
 Dead'-point, Dd 2 -Pnt 
 
 Da'ta, D2or'-T 
 
 Dead'-reckoning, Dd 2 - 
 
 Date, Dt 2 , D 2 -Td, Dt^f) 
 
 B-Kn-NG 
 
 Dateless, Dt 2 -Z,s 
 
 Dead'-water, Dd 2 -Wtr 
 
 Date'-palm, Dt 2 -P-M 
 
 Dead'- weight, Dd 2 -Wt 
 
 Date'-tree, Dt 2 -Tr 
 
 Deaf, Df 2 r 
 
 Da'tive, D'-'-Tv 
 
 Deafen, Df 2 or 3 -N, J)f-or 3 - 
 
 Da'tum, Dt 2 -M 
 
 Nd. Df^rS-N-NG 
 
 Daub, D'-B, D'-Bd, D'-B- 
 
 Deafness, DPorS-Ns 
 
 NG 
 
 Deal, D 3 -L, D 3 -i-NG 
 
 Daub'er, D'-Br 
 
 Deal'er, D 3 -i R 
 
 Daub'ery, D'-Br 
 
 Dealing, D 3 -i-NG 
 
 Daubing, D'-B-NG 
 
 Dealt, D 2 -Lt 
 
 Daub'y, D'-B 
 
 Dean, Dns 
 
 Daugh'ter, Dtr 1 . See Au- 
 
 Dean'ery, D-Nr 
 
 ditor. 
 
 Dean'ship, Dn-SH-P [or 
 
 Daughterly, D'-Tr-Z 
 
 Dn 3 iSH] 
 
 Daugh'ter-in-law, D'- 
 
 Dear, D 3 -R, D'-Rr, D 3 -Kst 
 
 Tr-Nl 
 
 In phrases dear is some- 
 
 Daunt.Dnt', Di^-Td, Dnt'- 
 
 times written Dr; thus, 
 
 NG 
 
 Dear sir, DrS-sR 
 
 Daunt'ed, Dn'-Td 
 
 My dear sir, M-DrS-sR 
 
 Dauntless, Dnt'-Ls 
 
 Dear'born, D^-R-S-Ru 
 
 Dau'phin, Df'-N 
 
 Dearly, D 3 -.ffl 
 
 Dau'phiness, Df'-N-S 
 Davit or Da'vit, Dv'or 2 - 
 
 Dear'ness, D 3 -B-Ns 
 Dearth, D 2 -.K-TH 
 
 T 
 
 Death, D 2 -TH 
 
 Da'vy-lamp, D 2 - V-L-M-P 
 
 Death'-bed, D 2 -TH-Bd 
 
 Daw, D' 
 
 Deathless, D 2 -TH-is 
 
 Daw'dle, D'-Dl, D'-Dld, 
 
 Deathlike, D 2 -TH-i-K 
 
 D'-Dl-NG 
 
 Deathly, D 2 -TH1 
 
 Daw'dler, D'-Dl-R 
 
 Death's'-door, D 2 -THs- 
 
 Dawn, Dii', Dnd'.Dn'-NG 
 
 D-R 
 
 Dawning, Dn'-NG 
 
 Death's'-head, D 2 -THs- 
 
 Day, D 2 
 
 Hd 
 
 Day'-book, D 2 -B-K 
 
 Death's'man,D 2 -THs-Mn 
 
 Day'-break, D 2 -Br-K 
 
 Death'-warrant, D 2 -TH- 
 
 Day'-dream, D 2 -Dr-M 
 
 Wrnt 
 
 Day'-labor, D 2 -i-Br 
 
 Death'- watch, D 2 - TH - 
 
 Day'-laborer, D 2 --Br-R 
 
 wCH 
 
 Daylight, D 2 -it 
 
 Deba'cle, D 2 -B-K1 
 
 Days'man, D 2 -zMn 
 
 Debar', D'-B-R, D'-B-Rd. 
 
 Day'spring, D 2 -sPr-NG 
 
 D-B-7f-NG 
 
 Day'-star, D 5 -sT-R 
 
 Debark', D'-Br-K, D'-Br- 
 
 Days'-work, D 2 -zWr-K 
 
 Kt, D'-Br-K-NG 
 
 Day'-time, Dt 2 -M 
 
 Debarka'tion, D 2 - Br - 
 
 Daze, Dz 2 , Dzd 2 , Dz-NG 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Daz'zle, D'-Zl, D'-Zld, D'- 
 
 Debase', D 2 -Bs, D 2 -Bst, 
 
 Zl-K(i 
 
 D2-Bs-NG 
 
 Daz'zlingly, D^-Zl-NGl 
 
 Debase'ment, D 2 -B-sMnt 
 
 Dea'con, D 3 -Kn 
 
 Debas'er, D 2 -B-sR 
 
 Dea'coness, D 3 -Kn-S 
 
 Debasing, D 2 -Bs-NG 
 
 Dea'conry, D 3 -Kn-7J 
 
 Debat'able, D 2 -Bt-Bl 
 
 Dea'conship, D 3 -KniSH 
 
 Debate', D 2 -Bt, D 2 -B-Td. 
 
 Dead, Dd 2 
 
 D 2 -Bt(-) 
 
 Dead'-beat, Dd 2 -Bt 
 
 Debat'er, D 2 -Btr 
 
 Dead'-center, Dd*-sNtr 
 
 Debauch, D'-B-CH, D 1 - 
 
 Dead'-coloring, Dd 2 -K- 
 
 B-CHt, D'-B-CH-NG 
 
 ir-NG 
 
 Debauchee', D 3 -B-SH 
 
 Dead'en, D 2 -Dn, D 2 -Dn- 
 
 Debauch'er-y, D'-B-CHr 
 
 D, D 2 -Dn-NG 
 
 Debauch'ment, D' - B - 
 
 Dead'-head, Dd 2 -Hd 
 
 CH-Mnt 
 
 Dead'-letter, Dd*-/,tr 
 
 Debent'ure, D 2 -Bntr 
 
 Dead'-lift, Dd 2 -Z,-Ft 
 
 Debent'ured, D 2 -Bnt-Rd 
 
 Dead'-light, Dd 2 -t 
 
 Deblle, D 2 -Bl 
 
 Pead'liness, Dd 2 ://-Ns 
 
 Debilitate, D3-Bl-Tt, D 3 - 
 
 DEC 
 
 Bl-T-Td, : 
 
 Debility, D 3 -B1-T 
 Debit, D 2 -Bt, D2-B-Td, 
 
 D 2 -Bt(-). 
 
 Debonair', D'-B-Nr 
 Debonairly, D'-B-Nr-L 
 Debonair'ness, D'-B-Nr- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Debouch', D 3 -B-SH 
 Debouchure', D 3 -B-SHr 
 Debris', D 3 -Br 
 Debt, Dts 
 Debtee', D'-Te 
 Debt'less, Dt 2 -is 
 Debt'or, Dtr 2 
 Debut', D 3 -B 
 Debutant', D'-B-Tn 
 Debutante', D'-B-Tnt 
 Dec'achord,. D 2 -K-Krd 
 Decachor'don, D'-K-Kr- 
 
 Dn 
 
 Dec'adal, D 2 -K-D1 
 Dec'ade, D 2 -Kd 
 Deca'dence, D 2 -K-Dns 
 Deca'dency, D 2 -K-Dn-S 
 Dec'agon, D 2 -K-Gn 
 Dec'agram, D 2 -K-Gr-M 
 Dec'agyn, D 2 -K-Jn 
 Decahe'dral, D 3 -K-Hdr- 
 L 
 Decahe'dron, D 3 -K-Hd- 
 
 Rn 
 
 Decaliter, D'-Kltr 
 Decalitre, D'-Kltr 
 Decal'ogist, D'-Kl-Jst 
 Dec'alogue, D 2 -K1-G 
 Decam'eron, D'-K-M-Rn 
 Decam'eter or Dec'a- 
 
 meter, D'or 2 -K-Mtr 
 Decamp', D'-K-M-P, D 1 - 
 
 K-Mt, D'-K-M-P-NG 
 Decamp'ment, D'-K-M- 
 
 P-Mnt 
 
 Dec'anal, D 2 -K-N1 
 Decan'drous, D'-K-N- 
 
 Drs 
 Decan'gular, D 1 - K - NG- 
 
 Gl-R 
 Decant', D'-Knt, D'-Kn- 
 
 Td, D'-Knt-NG 
 Decanta'tion, D 2 - Kn - 
 
 Tshn 
 
 Decant'er, Di-Kntr 
 Decapitate, D'-K-P-Tt, 
 
 D'-K-P-T-Td, D'-K-P- 
 
 Tt(-) 
 Decapita'tion, D 2 - K P- 
 
 Tshn 
 
 Dec'apod, D'-K-Pd 
 Decarboniza'tion, D- 
 
 Kr-B-NzsAn 
 Decar'bonize, D'-Kr-B- 
 
 Nz, D'-Kr-B-Nzd, D'-Kr. 
 
 B-Nz-NG 
 
 Dec'astich, D 2 -Ks-T-K 
 Doc'astyle, D 2 -Ks-T-L 
 Decasyllabic, D'-K-s/^ 
 
 B-K 
 Decay', D-K, D 2 -Kd, D- 
 
 K-NG 
 
DEC 
 
 Decease', Dss 3 (See Dis- 
 ease). Dss 3 -T, Dss"-NG 
 Deeeas'ed, Dss 3 -T. See 
 
 Diseased. 
 Deceit', Ds3-T 
 Deceit'ful-ly, Ds 3 -T-Fl 
 Deceit'fulness, Ds 3 - T - 
 
 Fl-Ns [tFs] 
 Deceiv'able, Ds 3 -V-Bl 
 Deceive', Ds 3 -V, Ds 3 -Vd, 
 
 Ds a -V-NG 
 Deceiv'er, Ds 3 -Vr 
 Decem'ber, D" - sM - Br 
 
 [D2-sM] 
 Decem'pedal, D 2 -sM-P- 
 
 Dl 
 
 Decem'vir, D 2 -sM-Vr 
 Decem'viri, D 2 -sM-Vr 
 Decem'viral, D 2 -sM-Vr- 
 
 L 
 
 Decem'virate, D 2 -sM- Vrt 
 De'cency, Ds 3 -N-S 
 Decen'nary, Ds 2 -N-.R 
 Decen'nial, Ds 2 -N-L 
 De'cent, Ds 3 -Nt 
 De'cently, Ds 3 -Nt-L 
 De'centness, Ds 3 -Nt-Ns 
 Deceptibil'ity, D 3 -sPt- 
 
 Blt 
 
 Decep'tion, D 2 -sPslm 
 Decep'tive, D 2 -sPt-V 
 Decep'tory, D=-sP-T-fi 
 Decharm', Di-CHr-M 
 Dechris'tianize, D 3 -Krs- 
 
 CH-Nz, D 3 -Krs-CH-Nzd, 
 
 D 3 -Krs-CH-Nz-NG 
 Decid'able, Ds^D-Bl 
 Decide', Dsi-D. Ds J -Dd, 
 
 Ds'-D NG 
 Decid'ed, Ds>-Dd 
 Decid'edly, Ds'-Dd-i 
 Decid'er, Di-sDr 
 Dec'idence, Ds^-Dns 
 Decid'uous, Ds 3 -D-S 
 Decid'uousness, 2s 3 -Ds- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Dec'igram, Ds=-Gr-M 
 Decil'iter, D^-sZ,tr 
 Decill'ion. D 3 -sLn 
 Decill'ionth, DS-B^-N- 
 
 TH 
 
 Dec'imal, D 2 -sM-z; 
 Dec'imate, D2-sMt, D- 
 
 sM-Td. D2-sMtC) 
 Decima'tion, D^-sMshn 
 Dee'irnator, D 2 -sMtr 
 Decim'eter, D3-sMtr 
 Deci'pher, Dsi-Fr, Ds 1 - 
 
 Frd. Ds'-Fr-NG 
 Decipherable, Ds^Fr- 
 
 Bl 
 
 Decipherer, D8>-Fr-K 
 Deciphering, Dsi-Fr-NG 
 Decis'ion, Vszhn* 
 Deci'sive, Dss^V 
 Deci'sively, Dssi-V- 
 Deci'siveness, Dss^V-Ns 
 
 Beci'sory, D'-ssfl 
 eck, 
 NQ 
 
 65 
 
 Deck'er, D^-Kr 
 Deck'ing, D 2 -K-NG 
 Declaim', D 2 -K1-M. D=- 
 
 Kl-Md, D2-K1-M-NG 
 Declaim'ant, D 2 -Kl-Mnt 
 Declaim'er, D 2 -Kl-Mr 
 Declama'tion, D 2 - Kl - 
 
 Mshn 
 Declam'atory, DJ-Kl-Mt- 
 
 R 
 
 Declarable, Di-Kl-K-Bl 
 Declara'tion, D 2 - Kl - 
 
 Eshn 
 
 Declar'ative, D^-Kl-B-Tv 
 Declar'atory, DJ-Kl-fi-T- 
 
 R 
 Declare', D^Kl-K, D'-Kl- 
 
 RA, Di-Kl-fi-NG 
 Declaredly, D'-Kl-Kd-i 
 Declen'sion, D 2 -Kl-Nshn 
 Declin'able, D'-Kl-N-Bl 
 Dec'linate, D 2 -Kl-Nt 
 Decima'tion, D 2 -Kl-Nshn 
 Dec'linator, D 2 -Kl-Ntr 
 Declin'atory, Di-Kl-N-T- 
 
 R 
 
 Declin'ature, DJ-Kl-Ktr 
 Decline', D^Kln, D 1 - 
 
 Kliid. Di-Kln-NG 
 Declin'er, Di-Kl-Nr 
 Declinom'eter, D J -Kln- 
 
 Mtr 
 
 Decliv'itous, D 3 -Kl-V-Ts 
 Decliv'ity, D 3 -K1-V-T 
 Decli'vous, Di-Kl-Vs 
 Decoct', Di-K-K-T. DJ-K- 
 
 K-Td. D 1 K-K-T-NG 
 Decoct'ible, Di-K-K-T- 
 
 Bl 
 
 Decoc'tion, Di-K-Kshn 
 Decol'late, m-K-Lt, Di- 
 
 K-L-Td, p!-K-Z,t-NG 
 Decolla'tion, D 2 -K-ishn 
 Decol'or, D 2 -K-Lr 
 Decol'orant, D 2 K-r-Nt 
 Decol'oration, D 2 - K - 
 
 Lrshn 
 Decompos'able, D 2 !Pz- 
 
 Bl 
 Decompose', D 2 iPz, D 2 
 
 '.Pzd. D 2 '.Pz-NG 
 Decompos'ed, D 2 !Pzd 
 Decompos'ite, D 1 :PZ-T 
 Decomposi'tion, D 3 
 
 ; fzshn 
 Decompound', DilPnd. 
 
 DMPn-Dd. DMPnd-NG 
 Decompound'able, D 1 
 
 IPnd-B(-L) 
 Dec'orate, D 2 -Ert, D 2 -Kr- 
 
 Td. D 2 -Krt-NG 
 Decora'tion, D 2 -Krshn 
 Dec'orative, D 2 -Krt-V 
 Dec'orator, D 2 -Krtr 
 Dec'orous, D 2 -Krs 
 Dec'orously, D 2 -Kr-sZ, 
 Deco'rousness, D^-Krs- 
 1 Ns 
 
 Decor'ticate, Di-Kr-T- 
 I Kt, Di-Kr-T-K-Td, 
 
 DED 
 
 T-Kt-NG 
 Decortica'tion, D-Kr-TN 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Deco'rum, D 2 -Kr-M 
 Decoy', Di-K, Di-Kd, D*- 
 
 K-NG 
 
 Decoy'-duok, Di-K-D-K 
 Decoy'er, IM-K-R 
 Decrease', D 3 - Krs, D 3 - 
 
 Krst. D^-Krs-NG 
 Decree', D 3 -Kr. D 3 -Krd, 
 
 Dec'rement, D-Kr-Mut 
 Decrep'it, D--Kr-Pt 
 Decrep'itate, I> s - Kr - P- 
 
 Tt, D 2 -Kr-P-T-Td. D 2 -Kr- 
 
 P-Tt(-) 
 Decrepita'tion, D 2 -Kr-P- 
 
 Tshn 
 Decrep'itness, D 2 -Kr-Pt- 
 
 Ns 
 Decrep'itude, D 2 -Kr-P- 
 
 Td 
 Decrescen'do, D 2 -Krs-N- 
 
 D 
 
 Decres'cent, D 2 -Krs-Nt 
 Decre'tal, D a -Krt-L 
 Decre'tist, D 3 -Kr-Tst 
 Decre'tive, D 3 -Krt-V 
 Dec'retorily, D'--Kr-T-*l 
 Dec'retory, l) 2 -Kr-T-7S 
 Decri'al, D'-Kr-L 
 Decri'er, D'-Kr-R 
 Decry', D 1 - Kr, D 1 - Krd, 
 
 Decrusta'tion, D 2 - Krs - 
 
 T.shn 
 
 Decuba'tion, D 2 -K-Bshn 
 Decum'bence, P-tBns 
 Decum'bency, D-;Bn-S 
 Decum'bent, D-:Bnt 
 Decum'bently, D 2 : Bnt- 
 
 Decum'biture,D 2 :B-CHr 
 Dec'uple, D^-K-Pl 
 Decu'rion, D-K-Rn 
 Decur'rent, D--K-^nt 
 Decur'sion, D 2 -Krshn 
 Decur'sive, D 2 -Krs-V 
 Decurt', D'^-Krt 
 Decus'sate, D--Ks-T, D 2 - 
 
 Ks-Td, D 2 -Ks-T-NG 
 Decus'sated, D 2 -Ks-Td 
 Decussa'tion, D 2 -KsAn 
 Ded'alous, D-'-D-Zs 
 Dedec'orous, D 2 -D-Krs 
 Dedenti'tion, D 3 - Dn 
 
 Tshn 
 Ded'icate, D 2 -D-Kt. D 2 -D- 
 
 K-Td. D 2 -D-Kt-XG. (See 
 
 Deduct.) 
 
 Dedicatee', D 3 -D-K-Tc 
 Dedica'tion, D=-D-Kshn 
 Ded'icator, D 2 -D-Ktr 
 Dedicato'rial, D 2 -D-K-T- 
 
 R\ 
 
 Ded'icatory, D 2 -D-K 1-R 
 Deduce', D 3 -Ds, D 3 -Dst, 
 
 D 3 -Ds-NG 
 Deduce'ment,D 3 -D-sMnt 
 
DED 
 
 Dedu'cible, D 3 -Ds-Bl 
 Dedu'cive, D a -Ds-V 
 Deduct', Dd2-Kt (See 
 
 Dedicate. ), Dd 2 - K - Td, 
 
 Dd - Kt - NG 
 Deduc'tion, Dd^-Kshn 
 Deduc'tive, Dd 2 -Kt-V 
 Deduct'ively, Dd2-Kt-V- 
 
 L 
 Deed, Dd 3 , D 3 -Dd (or j>3. 
 
 D-D). Dd 3 C) 
 Deed'less, Dd 3 -s 
 Deed'-poll, Dd-P-L 
 Deem, D^-M, D 3 -Md, D 3 - 
 
 M-NG 
 Deep, (a.) DS-P, D-Pr, D 3 - 
 
 Pst 
 Deep'en, D 3 -Pn, D 3 -Pnd, 
 
 D3-Pn-NG 
 Deep'ly, D 3 -P1 
 Deep'-mouthed, D 3 - P - 
 
 M-DHd 
 Deep'-musing, D 3 -P-Mz- 
 
 NG 
 
 Deep'-read, D3-P-B-D 
 Deer, D 3 -R 
 Deer'-stalking, D 3 -JR-sT- 
 
 K-NG 
 Deface', D 2 -Fs, D 2 -Fst, 
 
 D2-F6-NG 
 
 Deface'ment, D 2 -Fs-Mnt 
 Defa'cer, D 2 -Fs-R 
 Defal'cate, D> - Fl - K - T, 
 
 Di-Fl-K-Td, D!-F1-K-T- 
 
 NG 
 
 Defalcation, D 2 -Fl-Kshn 
 Defama'tion, D 2 -F-Mshn 
 Defam'atory, D'-F-Mt-fl 
 Defame', D 2 -F-M, D 2 -F- 
 
 Md, D 2 -F-M-NG 
 Defam'er, D 2 -F-Mr 
 Default', D^Flt, D-F1- 
 
 Td, D'-FH-NG 
 Default'er, D'-Fltr 
 Defea'sance, D 3 -Fz-Ns 
 Defeasible, D 3 -Fz-Bl 
 Defeat', Df 3 -T, Df 3 -Td. 
 
 Df 3 -T-NG 
 Defecate, Df2-Kt, Df 2 -K- 
 
 Td. Df 2 -Kt-NG 
 Defeca'tion, Df 2 -Kshn 
 Defect', Df 2 ^! 
 Defec'tion, Df=-Kshn 
 Defect'ive, Df=-Kt-V 
 Defect'ively, Dfs-Kt-V-L 
 Defect'iveness, DP - Kt - 
 
 V-Ns[!Vs] 
 Defence', Df 2 -Ks 
 Defend', Df2-Nd, Df2-X- 
 
 Dd. Df-i-Nd-NG 
 Defend'able, Df 2-Nd-Bl 
 Defend'ant, Df - - Xd - xt 
 
 [D=] ' I 
 
 Defend'er, Dfs-Ndr 
 Defens'ative, Df-Ns-Tv 
 Defense', Df--Ns 
 Defense'less, DP-Ns-Ls 
 Defensible, Df2-Ns-Bl 
 Defen'sive, DP-Ns-V 
 Defen'sively, Df2-Ns-V-Z, 
 
 66 
 Defer*, Df2-B, Df-Ed, Df- 
 
 Deference, 
 Deferent, Df 2 -flnt 
 Deferen'tial, Df - B - N - 
 
 SHI [Df 2 -Rn] 
 Defer'rer, DP-R-R 
 DeflSnce, DJ-F-Ns 
 DeflSnt, Di-F-Nt 
 Defl'cience, D^-F-SHns 
 Defi'ciency, D^-Fshn-S 
 Defl'cient, 
 
 Defl'ciently, D 3 - F - SH - 
 
 Nt-L [Da-F-SHii] 
 Deficit, D2-F8-T 
 Defl'er, D ] -F-R 
 Defile' or De'flle, Dior 3 - 
 
 F-L 
 Defile', D'-F-L, Di-F-Ld, 
 
 Di.F-L-NG 
 
 Defile'ment, D'-F-L-Mnt 
 Defil'er, Di-F-i-R 
 Defin'able, Df>-K-Bl 
 Define', DfJ-N, DP-Nd, 
 
 Dfi-N-NG 
 Defin'er, Df-N-K 
 Definite, Df-Nt 
 Definitely, DP- Nt-L 
 Def'initeness, Df2-Nt-Ns 
 Defini'tion, Df-Nshn 
 Definitive, Df*-N-Tv 
 Defin'itivelyjDP-N-T-Vl 
 Defin'itiveness, Df 3 -N- 
 
 Tv-Ns [Dfs-MlVs] 
 Defla'grable,D2-Fl-Gr-Bl 
 Deflagrate, D 2 -Fl-Grt, 
 
 D 2 -Fl-Gr-Td, D^-Fl-Grt- 
 
 NG 
 Deflagra'tion, D 2 - Fl - 
 
 Grshn 
 
 Def lagrator, D 2 -Fl-Grtr 
 Deflect', D2-F1-K-T. D 2 - 
 
 Fl-K-Td. D 2 -F1-K-T-NG. 
 
 See Diffract. 
 Deflec'tion, D 2 -Fl-Kshn. 
 
 See Diffraction. 
 Deflexlare, D 2 -Fl-K-SHr 
 Deflora'tion, D 2 -Fl-/eshn 
 Deflour', D^-Fl-R, Di-Fl- 
 
 tfd. D'-Fl-R-NG 
 Deflour'er, D>-Fl-Rr 
 Deflux'ion, D2-Fl-Kshn 
 Defceda'tion, Df^-Dshn 
 Defolia'tion, D^-F-ishn 
 Deforce', DP-Rs, DP-Rst, 
 
 Df'-.Rs-'SG, 
 Deforce'ment, Df 2 -Rs- 
 
 Wut 
 Defor'ciant, DP--SHnt 
 
 (or -RKlmt) 
 Deforcia'tion, Df2 - R - 
 
 SHshn 
 Deform', Df'-R-M, Dfi-R- 
 
 Md. Dfi-R-M-NG- 
 Deforma'tion, Df 2 - R - 
 
 Mshn 
 Deform'edly, Dfi-R-Md- 
 
 L 
 Deform'er, DfJ-fl-Mr 
 
 DEI 
 
 Deform'ity, DP-R-M-T 
 Defraud', D J -Frd, Di-Fn 
 
 Dd. Di-Frd-NG 
 Defraud'er, D'-Fr-Dr 
 Defraud'ment, D!-Frd- 
 
 Mnt 
 Defray', D*-Fr, D 2 -Frd, 
 
 D 2 -Fr-NG 
 
 Defray'al, D 2 -Fr-L 
 Defray'er, D2-Fr-R 
 Defray'ment, D 2 -Fr-Mnt 
 Deft, Dft 2 , 
 
 Deft'ly, Dft-L 
 Defunct', DP-NGt 
 Defy', Di-F, Dfi-D, Df. 
 
 KG 
 
 Defy'er, Di-F-R 
 Degar'nish, DJ-Grn-SH, 
 
 D'-Grn-SH, Di-Grn-SH- 
 
 NG 
 
 Degen'eracy, D 2 -J-Nr-S 
 Degen'erate, D2 - J - Nrt, 
 
 D2-J-Nr-Td. D 2 -J-Nrt-NG 
 Degen'erately, D 2 -J-Nrt- 
 
 L 
 Degen'erateness, D- J- 
 
 Nrt-Ns 
 Degeneration, D 2 - J - 
 
 Nrshn [D 2 -Jshn] 
 Degen'erative, D 2 -J-Krt- 
 
 V 
 Deglu'tinate, D 3 -Glt-Nt, 
 
 D'-Glt-N-Td, D 3 -Glt-Nt- 
 
 NG 
 Deglutina'tion, D^ - Glt- 
 
 Nshn 
 
 Degluti'ti9n, D 3 -Gl-Tshn 
 Degrada'tion, D 2 - Gr - 
 
 Dshn 
 Degrade', D 2 -Grd, D 2 -Gr- 
 
 Dd, D 2 -Grd-NG 
 Degrad'ed, D 2 -Gr-Dd 
 Degrad'ingly, D 2 - Grd - 
 
 NG1 
 
 Degree', D 3 -Gr [Gr 3 ] 
 Degreed', D 3 -Grd 
 Degusta'tion, D 2 - Gs - 
 
 Tshn 
 
 Dehis'cence, D 3 -Hs-Ns 
 Dehis'cent, D 3 -Hs-Nt 
 Dehort', D'-H-^Zt 
 Dehorta'tion, D 2 -H-B- 
 
 Tshn 
 Dehort'atory, D l -H-R-1~ 
 
 R 
 
 De'icide, D 3 -sD 
 ; Deif ic, D3-F-K 
 Deif ical, D 3 -F-K1 
 Deiflca'tion, D 2 -F-Kshn 
 De'ified, Df^-D 
 i De'ifier, D 3 -F-R 
 De'iform, D 3 -F-R-M 
 De'ify, D-F, Df 3 -D, D-F- 
 
 NG 
 Deign, Dn 2 , Dnd, Dn^ 
 
 KG 
 Deipnos'ophist, Di - P- 
 
 Ns-Fst 
 De'ism, D 3 -Z-M (or D*. 
 
 zM; 
 
DEI 
 
 De'ist, D 3 -st 
 Deist'ic, D 3 -st-K 
 Deist'ical-ly, D 3 -St-Kl 
 De'ity, D 3 -T 
 Deject', D 2 -J-Kt, D 2 -J-K- 
 
 Td, D 2 -J-Kt-NG 
 Deject'edly, D 2 -J-K-Td- 
 
 Deject'edness, D 2 -J-K- 
 
 Td-Ns 
 
 Dejeet'er, D 2 - J-Ktr 
 Dejec'tion, D 2 -J-Kshn 
 Dejent'ure, D 2 -J-K-CHr 
 Dejeuner', D 2 -ZH-N 
 De ju're, D 3 -J- 
 Delapse', Di-Z-Ps, D l -L- 
 
 Pst, D'-Z-Ps-NG 
 Delay', D 2 -Z, D^-Zd, D 2 - 
 
 Z-NG 
 
 Delay'er, D 2 -Z-R 
 De'le, D 3 -z 
 Del'eble, D 2 -Z-B1 
 Delec'table-y, D 2 -Z-K-T- 
 
 Bl 
 Delec'tableness, D 2 - Z - 
 
 K-T-Bl-Ns [-Bs] 
 Delecta'tion, D 2 - z - K - 
 
 Tshn 
 Del'egate, Dl 2 -Gt, D1-G- 
 
 Td, DP-Gt-NG 
 Delega'tion, Dl 2 -Gshn 
 Delen'da, D 2 -Z-N-D 
 Delete', D 3 -zt, D 3 -L-Td, 
 
 Delete'rious, D 3 -Z-T-jRs 
 Dele'tion, D 3 -Zshn 
 Dol'etory, V*-Lt-K 
 Delf, D 2 -Z-F 
 Delib'erate, Dl 3 -Brt, Dl 3 - 
 
 Br-Td. Dl 3 -Brt(-) 
 Deliberately, Dl 3 -Brt-Z 
 Delib'erateness,Dl 3 -Brt- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Deliberation, Dl 2 -Brshn 
 Deliberative, Dl 3 -Brt-V 
 Delib'eratively, Dl 3 -Brt- 
 
 V-Z 
 
 Del'icacy, D1 2 -K-S 
 Del'icate, Dl 2 -Kt 
 Del'icately, Dl 2 -Kt-Z 
 Del'icateness, Dl 2 -Kt-Ns 
 Deli'cious, W-L-SHs 
 Deli'ciously, D 3 -Z-SHs- 
 
 Z 
 Deli'ciousness, D 8 - z - 
 
 Deliga'tion, Dl 2 -Gshn 
 Delight', Di-Zt, Di-Z-Td, 
 
 Delighted, Di-Z-Td 
 Delight'ful-ly, Dlti-Fl 
 Delight'fulness, Dlt^Fl- 
 
 Ns [Dlti:Ns] 
 Delight'less, Di-Zt-Zs 
 Pelight'soma, D'-Zt-sM 
 Delin'eament, -D 3 - Zn - 
 
 Mnt 
 Delineate, D 3 -Z-N-T, l 
 
 Z-N-Td, D 3 -Z-N-T-NG 
 Delinea'tion, 
 
 67 
 
 Delin'eator, D 3 -Z-Ntr 
 Delinquency, D1 3 -NG- 
 
 Kwn-S 
 Delinquent, Dl 3 - NG - 
 
 Kwnt 
 
 Del'iquate, Dl^-Kwt 
 Deliquesce', Dl 2 - Kws, 
 
 D12-Kwst. DlS-Kws-NG 
 Deliques'cence, Dl 2 - 
 
 Kws-Ns 
 Deliques'cent, Dl 2 -Kws- 
 
 Nt 
 
 Deliq'uiate, Dl 3 -Kw-T 
 Deliq'uium, Dl 3 -Kw-M 
 Delir'ious, D-L-Rs 
 Delirtousness, D-Z-fis- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Delir'ium, D 3 -Z-R-M 
 Delites'cence, D 2 -Z-Ts- 
 
 Ns 
 Delites'cency, D 2 -Z-Ts- 
 
 N-8 
 
 Delit'igate, D 3 -Z-T-Gt 
 Deliv'er,Dl 3 -Vr. Dis-Vrd. 
 
 Dl 3 -Vr-NG [Dl 3 , Did 3 , 
 
 D1 3 C) 
 Deliv'erance, Dl 3 -Vrns 
 
 [Dins 3 ] 
 Deliv'erer,Dl 3 -Vr-R [Dl 3 - 
 
 R] 
 
 Deliv'ery, Dl 3 -Vr [DF] 
 Dell, D 2 -L 
 Delph, D 2 -Z-F 
 Del'phian, D 2 -Z-Fn 
 Del'phic, D 2 -Z-F-K 
 Del'phin or Del'phine, 
 
 D 2 -z-Fn 
 Del'ta, D 2 -Z-T 
 Del'toid, D^-Z-Td 
 Delud'able, D 3 -Z-D-B1 
 Delude', D 3 -Z-D (See Di- 
 lute), D-Z-Dd, D 3 -Z-D- 
 
 NG 
 
 Delud'er, D 3 -Z-Dr 
 Delud'ing, D 3 -Z-D-NG 
 Del'uge, D 2 -Z-J, D-Z-Jd, 
 
 D 2 -Z J-NG 
 Delu'sion, D 3 -Zzhn 
 Delu'sive, D 3 -Zs-V 
 Delu'sively, D 3 -Zs-V-Z 
 Delu'siveness, DS-ZeiVs 
 Delu'sory, D 3 -Zs-K 
 Delve, D2-Z-V, D 2 -Z-Vd, 
 
 D 2 -Z-V-NG 
 Delv'er, D 2 -Z-Vr 
 Demagnetize, D 1 - M - G- 
 
 N-Tz [DJ-MrTz] 
 Dem'agogism, D 2 -M-G- 
 
 G-zM 
 
 Dem'agogue, D 2 -M-G-G 
 Domain', D 2 -Mn 
 Demand', D 1 - Mnd, Di - 
 
 Mn-Dd. D'-Mnd-NG 
 Demand'able, Di-Mnd- 
 
 B (-L) 
 
 Demand'ant, D 1 -Mnd-Nt 
 Demand'er, D^Mndr 
 Demarca'tion, D 2 -M-JJ- 
 
 Kshn 
 Demean', D 3 -Mn, D 3 - 
 
 DEM 
 
 Mnd, D 3 -Mn-NG 
 Demean'or, D 3 -M-Nr 
 De'mency, D 3 -Mn-S 
 Demen'tate, D 2 - Mn - Tt, 
 
 D 2 -Mn-T-Td. D 2 -Mn-Tt(-J 
 Dementa'tion, D- - Mu - 
 
 Tslm 
 
 Demen'ted, D 2 -Mn Td 
 Demen'tia, D^-Mn-SH 
 Demeph'itize, D--M-F- 
 
 Tz, D 2 -M-F-Tzd, D^-M- 
 
 F-Tz-NG 
 
 Demer'it, T>--~M-Rt 
 Demersed', D-'-M-TZst 
 Demer'sion, l)2-ir-7Jshn 
 Demes'merize, D 2 -Mz- 
 
 M-z 
 
 Demesne', D^-Hn 
 Demi-, D 2 -M 
 Demi-brigade, D 2 -M-Bp- 
 
 Gd 
 Demi-cadence, D 2 -M-K- 
 
 Dns 
 
 Dem'i-god, D 2 -M-Gd 
 Dem'ijohn, D 2 -M-Jn 
 Dem'i-lune, D 2 -M-/,n 
 Dem'iquaver, D 2 - M - 
 
 Kwv-fi 
 
 Dem'irep, D 2 -M-.R-P 
 Dem'i-rilievo, D 2 -M-B1- 
 
 V 
 
 Demis'able, Di-Mz-B-L 
 Demise', D^Mz, D'-Mzd, 
 
 Di-Mz-NO 
 Demi-sem'i-quaver, D 2 - 
 
 M-sM-Kwv-B 
 Demis'sion, DS-Mshn 
 Demit', D 3 -Mt, D^-M-Td, 
 
 D 3 -Mt(-) 
 
 Dem'i-tint, D 2 -M-Tnt 
 Dem'i-tone, D 2 -M-Tn 
 Dem'iurge, D 2 -M-ff-J 
 Demiur'gic, D 2 -M-K-J-K 
 Dem'ivolt, D 2 -M-V-Lt 
 Democ'racy, D J -M-Kr-S 
 
 [Di-M] 
 Dem'ocrat, D 2 -M-Krt [D2. 
 
 M] 
 Democrat'ic, D'-M-Kr-T- 
 
 K [Di-M] 
 Demoorat'ical-ly, Di-M- 
 
 Krt-Kl 
 Demogor'gon, D 1 -M-Gr- 
 
 Gn 
 Demol'ish, D^M-Z-SH, 
 
 SH-NG 
 Demol'isher, D>-M-Z- 
 
 SHr 
 
 Demoli'tion, D 3 -M-Zshn 
 De'mon s D 3 -Mn 
 Demo'niac, D 2 -M-N-K 
 Demoni'acal, D^ 
 Demo'niacism, D 2 -M-N- 
 
 S-zM 
 
 Demo'nian, D 2 -Mn-N 
 Demo'nianism, D 2 -Mn- 
 
 Nz-M 
 
 De'monism, D 3 -Mn-Z-M 
 De'monist, D 3 -Mu-St 
 
DEM 
 
 Demonoc'racy, D 1 -M-N 
 
 Kr-S 
 Demonol'atry, D^Mn-Z 
 
 Tr 
 Demonol'ogy, D 1 -Mn-i 
 
 J 
 
 Demon'omy, Di-Mn-M 
 De'monship, D 3 -Mn-SH 
 
 P 
 Demonstrabil'ity, D 3 
 
 Ma-sT-Blt 
 Demon'strable-y, D 1 
 
 Mn-sT-Bl 
 Demon'strableness, D 1 - 
 
 Mii-sT-Bl-Ns [IBs] 
 Dem'onstrate or De- 
 
 mon'strate, D 2 or 1 -Mn- 
 
 STt, D 2 ori - Mn - sT'Td, 
 
 Demonstra'tion, D 2 -Mn- 
 
 sTshn 
 Demon'strative, D 1 - 
 
 Mns-T-Tv 
 Demonstratively, D 1 - 
 
 Mns-T-T-Vl 
 Demon'stratory, D 1 - 
 
 Mns-Tt-fi 
 Demoraliza'tion, D 2 -M- 
 
 Rlzshn 
 Demoralize, D 1 -M-JZlz, 
 
 NG 
 Demosthen'ic, D 2 - Ms - 
 
 THn-K 
 
 Demot'ic, D^Mt-K 
 Demul'cent, D 2 -M-s-Nt 
 Demur', D*-M-B, D 2 -M- 
 
 RA, D 2 -M-K-NG 
 Demure', D 3 -M-B 
 Demure'ly, D 3 -M-S1 
 Demure'ness,D 3 - M-.R-NS 
 Demur'rage, D 2 ->I-7J-J 
 Demur'rer, D2-M.-R-R 
 Demy', D!-M 
 Den, Dn 2 
 Dena'rii, D 2 -N-BII 
 Dena'rious, D 2 -N-Ks 
 Den'ary, D 2 -Nr 
 Dena'tionalize,D 2 -Nshn- 
 
 Lz, D 2 - Nshn - Z,zd, D 2 - 
 
 Nshn-Lz-NG 
 Denat'uralize, D 1 - Nt - 
 
 Rlz, D l -Nt-filzd, Di-Nt- 
 
 Den'driform, D 2 - N - Dr- 
 
 Fr-M 
 
 Den'drite, D 2 -N-Drt 
 Dendrit'ic, D 3 -N-Drt-K 
 Dendrit'ical, D 3 - N - Drt- 
 
 Kl 
 
 Den'droid, D 2 -N-Drd 
 Den'drolite, D-N-Dr-Zt 
 Dendrol'ogist, D'-N-Dr- 
 
 Z-Jst 
 Dendrol'ogy, D 1 -N-Dr-Z- 
 
 J 
 Dendrom'eter, D'-N-Dr- 
 
 Mtr 
 Dendroph'agi, D' - N - 
 
 Drf-J 
 
 Den'eb, D^K-B 
 Den'gue, D 2 -NG-O 
 Deni'able, D^-N-Bl 
 Deni'al, Di-N-I, 
 Deni'er, DJ-N-B 
 Den'igrate, D 2 -N-Grt 
 Den'im, D 2 -N-M 
 Den'ims, D 2 -N-Mz 
 Deniza'tion, D 2 -Nzftn 
 Den'izen, D2-N-zN 
 Den'net, D 2 -N-T 
 Denom'inable, ^-N-M- 
 
 N-B1 
 Denom'inate, D'-N-M-N- 
 
 T, Di-N-M-N-Td, D>-N- 
 
 M-N-T-NG 
 Denomina'tion, D 2 -N-M- 
 
 Nshn 
 Denomina'tional, D 2 -N- 
 
 M-Nshn-L 
 Denom'inative, D 1 - N - 
 
 M-N-Ty 
 Denom'inator, D T -N-M- 
 
 Ntr 
 
 Denot'able, D 2 -Nt-Bl 
 Denota'tion, D 2 -N-Tshn 
 Denot'ative, D 2 -N-T-Tv 
 Denote', D 2 -N-T, D 2 -N- 
 
 Td, D 2 -N-T-NG 
 Denou'ment, D 3 -N-Mn 
 Denounce', Dn'-Ns, Dni- 
 
 Nst. Dn'-Ns-NG 
 Denounce'ment,Dn 1 -Ns- 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Denoun'cer, Dni-N-sB 
 Dense, Dns 2 
 Dense'ness, Dns 2 -Ns 
 Densely, D 2 -Ns-L [D 2 - 
 
 sL] 
 
 Den'sity, D 2 -Ns-T 
 Dent, Dnt 2 , Dn 2 -Td, Dnt=- 
 
 NG 
 
 Den'tal, Dnt 2 -L 
 Den'tate, Dn 2 -Tt 
 Den'tated, Dnt^Td 
 Denta'tion, Dn 2 -Tshn 
 Dent'ed, Dn 2 -Td 
 Den'ticle, Dn 2 -T-Kl 
 Dentic'ulat, Dn 3 -T-KH 
 Dentic'ulated, Dn3-T-Kl- 
 
 Td 
 Denticula'tion, Dn 2 -T- 
 
 Klshn 
 
 Den'ticule, Dn 2 -T-Kl 
 Den'tiform, Dn 2 -T-Fr-M 
 Den'tifrice, Du 2 -T-Frs 
 Den'til, Dnt 2 -L 
 Den'tist, Dnt 2 -St 
 Den'tistry, Dnt 2 -St- 
 Denti'tion, Du 3 -Tshn 
 Den'toid, Dn 2 -Td 
 Denud'ate, D 3 -N-Dt 
 Denuda'tion, D 2 -N-Dshn 
 Denude', D 3 -N-D, D 3 -N- 
 
 Dd, D 3 -N-D-NG 
 Denun'ciate, D 2 -Nn-5^t, 
 
 D= - Nn - SII- Td, D- - Nn- 
 
 Denuncia'tion, D 2 - Nn - 
 SZfshn 
 
 DEP 
 
 Denun'ciator, D 2 - Nn - 
 
 SHtr 
 Denunciatory, D 2 -Nn- 
 
 SH-T-R 
 Deny', Ii-N, D-N-D, Di- 
 
 K-HO 
 
 Deob'struent, Di-B-sTr- 
 N-T (or -Strnt) 
 De'odand, D 3 -Dn-D 
 Deo'dorize, D--Drz 
 Deo'dorizer, D 2 -Dr-zB 
 Deontol'ogist, D 1 - N - T - 
 
 L-Jst [D'-N-TiJst] 
 Deontol'ogy, D^N-T-Z-J 
 
 [Di-N-TSJ] 
 Deox'idate, Di-Ks-Dt, Di- 
 
 Ks-D-Td. pi-Ks-DtC; 
 Deoxida'tion, D 2 -Ks- 
 
 Dshn 
 Deoxidiza'tion, D 2 -Ks- 
 
 Dzshn 
 Deox'idize, DJ-Ks-Dz, D 1 - 
 
 Ks-Dzd. Di-Ks-Dz-NG 
 Deox'ygenate, D^Ks-J- 
 
 Nt 
 Depaint', D 2 -Pnt, D 2 -Pn- 
 
 Td, D=-Pnt-NG 
 Depart', D^'-Prt, D'-Pr- 
 
 Td, Di-Prt(-) 
 
 Depart'ment, D'-Prt-Mnt 
 Department'al, D 2 - Prt 
 
 iilut 
 
 Depart'ure, D^Prtr 
 Depas'ture, D'-P-sCHr 
 Depau'perate, D!-P-Prt 
 Depend', D 4 --Pnd, D 2 -pn- 
 
 Dd. D 2 -Pnd-NG 
 Depend'ant, D 2 -Pnd-Nt 
 Depend'ence, D 2 -Pnd-Ns 
 Depend'ency, D=-Pnd-N- 
 
 S 
 
 Depend'ent, D 2 -Pnd-Nt 
 Depend'ently, D 2 -Pnd- 
 
 Nt-L 
 
 Depend'er, D 2 -Pndr 
 Dephleg'mate, D 2 -F1-G- 
 
 Mt, D 2 -Fl-G-M-Td, D 2 - 
 
 Fl-G-Mt(-) 
 Dephlegma'tion, D 2 -F1- 
 
 G-Mshn 
 Dephlogis'ticate, D 3 -F1- 
 
 Jst-Kt, r> 3 -Fl-Jst-K-Td, 
 
 D3-Fl-Jst-Kt-NG 
 Depict', D 3 -P-Kt, D 3 -P-K- 
 ' Td. r> 3 -P-Kt-NG 
 Depict'ure, D 3 -P-Ktr, D 3 - 
 
 P-Ktrd. D 3 -P-Ktr-NG 
 Depila'tion, D 2 -P-Zshn 
 Depil'atory, W-F-Lt-R 
 Dep'ilous, p 2 -P-Zs 
 Deplanta'tion, D 2 - Pin - 
 
 Tshn 
 Deplete', D 3 -Plt, D3-P1- 
 
 Td. D 3 -Plt(-) 
 Deple'tion, D 3 -Plshn 
 Deple'tory, D 3 -Plt-fi 
 Deplor'able-y, D--PI-R* 
 
 Bl 
 Deplor'ableness, D*-P1 
 
 JJ-Bl-Ns [IBs] 
 
DEP 
 
 69 
 
 DES 
 
 Deplore', D 2 -Pl-R, D"-P1- 
 
 Depress', D 2 -Prs, D 2 -Prst, 
 
 Descend'ant, D--sXd-Xt 
 
 Rd, D 2 -Pl--NG 
 
 D 2 -Prs-NG 
 
 Descend'ent, D s -sNd-Nt 
 
 Deplor'er, D 2 -Pl-Rr 
 
 Depres'sion, D 2 -Prshn 
 
 Descend'er, D^-sNdr 
 
 Deploy', D!-P1, D!-Pld, 
 
 Depressive, D 2 -Prs-V 
 
 Descendibillty, D^-sNd- 
 
 Di-Pl-NG 
 
 Depress'or, D 2 -Pr-sR 
 
 B-/-t 
 
 Depluma'tion, D 2 - PI - 
 
 Depriv'able, D 1 - Prv - B 
 
 Descendible, D"-sXd-B 
 
 Mshn 
 
 (-L) 
 
 (-L) 
 
 Deplume', D^-PI-M, r>3- 
 
 Depriva'tion,D 2 -Pr-Vshn 
 
 Descen'sion, D=-sXshn 
 
 Pl-Md, D3-P1-M-NG 
 
 Deprive', D^Prv, D 1 - 
 
 Descen'sional,D--.sNslin- 
 
 Depo'larize, V*-P-L-Rz 
 
 Prvd. D!-Prv-NG 
 
 L 
 
 Depone', D 2 -Pn, D 2 -Pnd, 
 
 Depriv'er, Di-Pr-Vr 
 
 Descen'sive, D--sNs-V 
 
 D 2 -Pn-NG 
 
 Depth, D 2 -P-TH 
 
 Descent', D 2 -sN"t 
 
 Depo'nent, D 2 -Pn-Nt 
 
 Depul'sion, D 2 -P-shn 
 
 Describ'able, D^sKr-B- 
 
 Depop'ulate, Di-P-P-t, 
 Di- P-P-i-Td, D-P-P-it- 
 
 Depul'sory, D^-P-Ls-lt 
 Dep'urate, D 2 -P-/et, D 2 - 
 
 Bl [U'-sK-B-Bl] 
 Note. The outline for in- 
 
 NG 
 
 P-K-Td, D 2 -P-Bt-NG 
 
 itial Descr- may always be 
 
 Depopula'tion, D^-P-P- 
 
 Depura'tion, D 2 -P-Kshn 
 
 written D-sK. 
 
 Zshn 
 
 Deputa'tion, D 2 -P-Tshu 
 
 Describe', D^sKr-B. D 1 - 
 
 Depop'ulator, D l -P-P- 
 
 Depute', D^-Pt, D-p-Td. 
 
 sKr-Bd. Di-sKr-B-NG 
 
 Ltr 
 
 D^-Ptf*) 
 
 [sKr 1 , sKrdi. sKr 1 !') 
 
 Deport', D 2 - Prt, D 2 - Pr - 
 
 Dep'utize, D 2 -P-Tz, D 2 - 
 
 Describ'er, D^sKr-Br 
 
 Td, D s -Prt(-) 
 
 P-Tzd. D 2 -P-Tz-NG 
 
 Descri'er, D'-sKr-K 
 
 Deporta'tion,D 2 -Pr-Tshn 
 
 Dep'uty, D 2 -P-T 
 
 Descrip'tion, L> :; -sKr- 
 
 Deport'ment, D 2 -Prt-Mnt 
 
 Deracinate, D 1 - Rs - Nt. 
 
 P.shn [sKrslm 3 ] 
 
 Depos'able, D 2 -Pz-Bl 
 
 D'-fis-N-Td, D l -7Js-Nt- 
 
 Descrip'tive.D^-sKr-Pt-V 
 
 Depos'al, D 2 -Pz-L 
 
 NG 
 
 Descrip'tiveiy, L 3 -sKr- 
 
 Depose', D 2 -Pz, D 2 -Pzd, 
 
 Derange', D 2 -/f-N-J. D 2 - 
 
 Pt-V-L 
 
 D 2 -Pz-NG 
 
 #-N-Jd, D 2 --N-J-NG 
 
 Descrip'tiveness, D^ - 
 
 Depos'er, D 2 -P-Zr 
 
 Derange'ment. ~D--R-~S- 
 
 sKr-Pt-V-Xs [or:Vs] 
 
 Depos'it, D 1 -Pz-T, D!-Pz 
 
 J-Mnt 
 
 Descry', Di-sKr. D'-sKrd, 
 
 Td, Di-Pz-T-NG 
 
 Der'elict, Dr 2 -i-K-T 
 
 D'-sKr-NG 
 
 Depositary, W-Pz-T-R 
 
 Derelic'tion, Di-3-L-Kshn 
 
 Des'ecrate, D 2 -sKrt, D 2 - 
 
 Deposi'tion, D 3 -Pzshn 
 
 Deride', D 1 - R - D, D* - R- 
 
 sKr-Td. DS-sKrt-NG 
 
 Depositor, Di-P-zTr (or 
 
 Dd, D J -B-D-NG 
 
 Desecra'tion, D 2 -sKrshn 
 
 -Pztr) 
 
 Derid'er, T>*-R-T>r 
 
 Desert', D 2 -zRt, D 2 -zfl-Td. 
 
 Depository, D^Pz-T-B 
 
 Deridlngly, D'-fi-D-NGl 
 
 D 2 -zt-NG 
 
 Depot', D 2 -P 
 
 Derision, D 3 -^zhn 
 
 De'sert, D 2 -zRt 
 
 De'pot, D 3 -P 
 Deprava'tion, D 2 - Pr - 
 
 Deri'sive, D^fi-sV 
 Deri'sively, D l -R-sV-L 
 
 Desert'er, D 2 -zRtr 
 Deser'tion, D 2 -s,R.shn 
 
 Vshn 
 
 Deri'sory, V l -Rs-R 
 
 Deserve', D-'-z/iv, D s - 
 
 Deprave', D 2 - Prv, D 2 - 
 
 Deriv'able, Di-fl-V-Bl 
 
 zffvd, D--zftv(-) 
 
 Prvd, D 2 -Prv-NG 
 
 Deriva'tion, D 2 -K-Vshu 
 
 Deserv'edly, D 2 -zS-Vd- 
 
 Deprave'ment, D 2 -Prv- 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Derivative, D 3 -fi-Vt-V 
 Deriv'atively, V 3 -R-Vt- 
 
 L 
 Deaerv'er, T>"-7.Kv-R 
 
 Depravity, D^Pr-V-T 
 
 V-L 
 
 Deserving, D--zRv(-) 
 
 (or-Vt) 
 
 Derive', D^/Jv, Di-Bvd. 
 
 Deservlngly, D 2 -zK-V 
 
 Dep'recate, D 2 -Pr-Kt. D 2 - 
 
 Di-Bv(-) (or Drv 1 , Drvd 1 , 
 
 NQ1 
 
 Pr-K-Td. D 2 -Pr-Kt-NG 
 
 Drvi-NG) 
 
 Deshabille', D 3 -sB-L 
 
 Depreca'tion, D 2 - Pr - 
 
 Deriv'er, ~D l -Rv-R 
 
 Desic'cant, D^-sK-Nt 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Derm, Dr 2 -M 
 
 Desiccate or Desic'cate 
 
 Dep'recative, D 2 -Pr-Kt- 
 
 Derm'al, Dr 2 -M-i 
 
 D 2 o)' 3 -sKt. D 2 o?' 3 -sK-Td 
 
 V 
 
 Dermatol'ogy, Dr 1 - Mt - 
 
 j)2 or 3. s Kt-NG 
 
 Dep'recator, D 2 -Pr-Ktr 
 
 L-3 
 
 Desicca'tion, D 5 -Kshn 
 
 Dep'recatory, D 2 - Pr - K- 
 
 Der'nier, D 2 -JJ-N 
 
 Desic'cative, D J -s-Kt-V 
 
 T-fl 
 
 Der'rogate, D 2 -7J-Gt. D 2 - 
 
 Desid'erate, D 3 -sDrt, D^- 
 
 Depre'ciate, D a -Pr-SHt. 
 
 Ji-G-Td. D 2 -^-Gt-NG 
 
 sDr-Td. D :! -sI)rt(-) 
 
 D-Pr-S//-Td, B-3-Pr-SHt- 
 
 Deroga'tion, D 2 -fi-Gshn 
 
 Desid'erative, D 3 -sDr-Tv 
 
 NG 
 
 Derog'atorily, D^-R-G-T- Desidera'ta, D 2 -sDr-T 
 
 Deprecia'tion, D 2 - Pr - 
 
 Rl 
 
 Desidera'tum, D 2 -sDrt- 
 
 SHshn 
 
 Derog'atory, W-R-G-T-R 
 
 M 
 
 Depre'ciative, VZ-Pr-SH- 
 
 Der'rick, D 2 -K-K 
 
 Design', Dzi-N, Dz>-Xd, 
 
 Tv 
 
 Der'vis or Der'vise, D 2 - 
 
 Dz'-N-NG 
 
 Depre'ciator, D^-Pr-SHtr 
 Depre'ciatory, D 8 - Pr - 
 
 R-\s 
 Der'vish, TP-R-V-SH 
 
 Design'able, Dzi-N-Bl 
 Designate, D2-zG-Nt. D 2 - 
 
 SH-1-R 
 
 Des'cant, D 2 -sKnt 
 
 zG-N-Td. D 2 -zG-M-NG 
 
 Dep'redate, D 2 -pr-Dt, D 2 - 
 
 Descant', D 1 - sKnt, D 1 
 
 Designa'tion, D" - zG - 
 
 Pr-D-Td. D 2 -Pr-Dt(-) 
 
 sKn-Td. D sKnt-NG 
 
 Nshn 
 
 Depreda'tion, D 2 - Pr - 
 
 Descant'er, D'-eKntr 
 
 Deslgnative, D 2 -zG-Nt 
 
 Dshn 
 
 Descend', D 2 -sNd, D 2 -sN- 
 
 V 
 
 Dep'redator, D 2 -Pr-Dtr 
 
 Dd, D'-sNd-NG 
 
 Designator, D 2 -zG-Ntr 
 
DES 
 
 Des'ignatory 
 
 R 
 
 Design'edly, Dzi-N- 
 Design'er, Dz^Nr 
 Design'ing, Dz l -N-Nu 
 Des'inent, Ds 2 -Nnt 
 Desip'ient, DS-sPnt 
 Desir'able-y, D>- Z R-B1 
 Desirableness, D 1 - zR - 
 
 Bl-Ns [IBs] 
 Desire', D'-zR, D^zRd, 
 
 D!-zfi-NG 
 Desir'er, D^zR-R 
 Desir'ous, I^-zfis 
 Desirously, D l -zR-sL 
 Desir'ousness, D l -zRa- 
 
 Ns 
 Desist', Dss3-T, Dss 3 -Td, 
 
 Desist'ance, Dss^Tns 
 Desk, D 2 -sK 
 Des'man, D^sMn 
 Des'mine, D 2 -sMn 
 Desmol'ogy, Di-sM-L-J 
 Des'olate, D 2 -sit, D^sL- 
 
 Td. D 2 -sit-NG 
 Des'olately, D^-sLt-L 
 Des'olater, D 2 -sI,tr 
 Desola'tion, D 2 -sZ,slin 
 Des'olatory, D 2 -sit-fi 
 Despair, D^sP-R, 
 
 Rd, Di-sP-fi-NG 
 Despair'er, Di-sP-Rr 
 Despairingly, D^sP-fi- 
 
 NG1 
 
 Despatch', D 1 -sP-CH 
 Despera'do, D 2 -sP-fi-D 
 Des'perate, D 2 -sPrt 
 Des'perately, D 2 -sPrt-Z/ 
 Des'perateness, D 2 -sPrt- 
 
 Ks 
 
 Despera'tion, D 2 -sPrshn 
 Des'picable-y, D 2 -sP-K- 
 
 Bl 
 Des'picableness, D 2 -sP- 
 
 K-Bl-Ns [tBs] 
 Despis'able, Di-sPz-Bl 
 Despise', Di-sPz, Di-sPzd, 
 
 D^sPz NG 
 Despis'er, D l -sP-Zr 
 Despite', D>-KPt 
 Despite'ful-ly, D^sPt-Fl 
 Despite'fulness, D^sPt- 
 
 Fl-Ns [:FsJ 
 Despoil', D'-sP-L, 
 
 Ld. Di-sP-L-NG 
 Despoil'er, 
 Despoil'ment, Di-sP-Z/- 
 
 Mnt 
 De^polia'tion, D* - sP - 
 
 Zshn 
 Despond', Di - sPnd, 
 
 BPn-Dd, D^ePnd-NG 
 Despond'ence, 
 
 Ms 
 Despond'ency, DJ-sPnd- 
 
 N-S 
 
 Despond'ent, D 1 
 Despond'ently, 
 
 Nt-L 
 
 70 
 
 Despond'er, D^sPndr 
 Despond'ingly, D^sPnd- 
 
 XG-L 
 
 Des'pot, D 2 -sPt 
 Despot'ic, D^sPt-K 
 Despot'ical-ly, Di-sPt-Kl 
 Des'potism, D 2 -sPt-zM 
 Des'pumate or Despu'- 
 
 mate, D 2 or3-sP-Mt. D"or> 
 
 -sP-M-Td. Dor-sP-MtC) 
 Despuma'tion, D 2 - sP - 
 
 Mshn 
 Desquama'tion, Ds 2 -Kw- 
 
 Mshn 
 
 Dessert', D 2 -zRt 
 Destem'per, Ds 2 -T-M-Pr 
 Des'tinably, Ds 2 -T-N-Bl 
 Des'tinate, Ds 2 -T-Nt 
 Des'tinated, Ds z -T-N-Td 
 Destina'tion, Ds 2 -T-Nshn 
 Des'tine, Ds 2 - Tn, Ds 2 - 
 
 Tnd, Ds-Tn-NG 
 Des'tinist, Ds 2 -T-Nst 
 Des'tiny, Ds 2 -T-N 
 Des'titute, Ds 2 -T-Tt [Ds 2 - 
 
 Tt 
 Destitution, Ds 3 -T-Tshn 
 
 [Ds 3 -Tshn] 
 Destroy', Di-sTr, D^sTrd, 
 
 D-sTr-NG 
 
 Destroy'er, D J -sTr-R 
 Destructibil'ity, 
 
 Kt-Blt 
 Destruc'tible, D 2 -sTr-Kt- 
 
 Bl 
 Destruc'tion, D 2 - sTr - 
 
 Kshn 
 Destruc'tionist, D 2 -sTr- 
 
 Kshn-St 
 Destructive, D 2 -sTr-Kt- 
 
 V 
 Destruc'tively, D 2 -sTr- 
 
 Kt-V-Z, 
 Destruc'tiveness, D* - 
 
 sTr-Kt-V-Ns [D=-sTr-Kt 
 
 IVs] 
 
 Desuda'tion, Ds 2 -Dshn 
 Des'uetude, D 2 -sW-Td 
 Desul'phurate, D- - sL - 
 
 Frt, D 2 -sL-Fr-Td, D 2 -si- 
 
 Frt-XG 
 
 Des'ultorily, D 2 -sI,t-R-Z, 
 Des'ultoriness, T>--sLt- 
 
 R-~Xs 
 
 Des'ultory, T>*-sLt-R 
 Detach', Dti-CH, Dti-CHd, 
 
 Dti-CH-NG 
 Detach'er, Dti-CHr 
 Detach'ment, Dti - CH - 
 
 Mnt 
 Detail', Dt^-L, Df-Ld, 
 
 DET 
 
 De'tail, 
 
 Detail'er, Dt 2 -Lr 
 Detain', D 2 -Tn, D 2 -Tnd. 
 
 D 2 -Tn-NG 
 
 Detain'der, D 2 -Tndr 
 Detain'er, D 2 -T-Nr 
 Detain'ment, D 2 -T-N 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Detect', Dt 2 -Kt, 
 
 Dt2-Kt-NG 
 Detect'er, Dt 2 -Ktr 
 Detec'tion, Dt^-Kshn 
 Detect'ive, DV-'K.t-V 
 Detect'or, D&-Ktr 
 Detent', D 2> Tnt 
 Deten'tion, D 2 -T-Nshn 
 Deter 7 , Dt 2 -R, Dts-R 
 
 Deterge', W-R-J, Dt 2 -S- 
 
 Jd, Dt 2 -K-J-NG 
 Deter'gent, Dts-K-Jnt 
 Deteriorate, 
 
 NG 
 Deterioration, Dt 2 - fi - 
 
 fishn 
 
 Deter'ment, Dt=-R-Mnt 
 Deter'minable,D2-Tr-M- 
 
 N-B1 
 Determinant, D 2 - T - 
 
 Mn-Nt 
 Determinate, D 2 -Tr-Mn- 
 
 T 
 Determinately, D 2 -Tr- 
 
 Mn-T-Z- 
 Determina'tion, D 2 -Tr- 
 
 M-Niha 
 Deter'minative, D 2 - Tr - 
 
 M-N-Tv 
 Deter'minator, D 2 -Tr-M- 
 
 Ntr 
 Determine, D 2 - Tr - Mn. 
 
 D 2 -Tr-Mnd, Dii-Tr-Mn- 
 
 NG 
 Determinedly, D 2 - Tr - 
 
 MndiZ, 
 Determiner, D 2 - Tr - M- 
 
 Nr 
 
 Deter'rent, Dt 2 -Knt 
 Deter'sion, Dt 2 -Rshn 
 Deter'sive, Dt 2 -fi-sV 
 Deter'sively, Dts-fi-sY-Z, 
 Detest', D 2 -Tst, D 2 -Ts-Td, 
 
 D 2 -Tst-NG 
 
 Detest'able-y, D 2 -Ts-Bl 
 Detesta'tion, D 2 -Ts-Tshn 
 Detest'er, D 2 -Tstr 
 Dethrone', D 2 -THrn, D- 
 
 THrnd, D s -THrn-NG 
 Dethi-one'ment, D - 
 
 THrn-Mnt 
 
 Dethron'er, D 2 -THr-Nr 
 Det'inue, D 2 -T-N 
 Det'onate, Dts-Xt, DtS-N- 
 
 Td. Dt 2 -Nt-NG 
 Detona'tion, Dt 2 -Nshn 
 Det'onize, Dt=-Nz, Dt*- 
 
 Nzd, Dt 2 -Nz-NG 
 Detorsion, DtJ-fishn 
 Detort', Dti-Rt, Dti-fi-Td, 
 
 Dti-Rt-NG 
 Detor'tion, 
 Detour', Dt^-R 
 Detract', D'-Tr-Kt, 
 
 K-Td. D'-Tr-Kt-NG 
 Detrac'tion, 
 Detrac'tious, D 1 - Tr- K- 
 
 SHs 
 
DET 
 
 Detrac'tive, Di-Tr-Kt-V 
 Detract'or, Di-Tr-Ktr 
 Detract'ory,Di-Tr-K-T-K 
 Detract'resSjD^Tr-K-Trs 
 Det'riment, D 2 -Tr-Mnt 
 Detrimen'tal,D2-Tr 1 Mnt 
 Detri'tal, IH-Tr-Tl 
 Detri'tion, D^-Trshn 
 Detri'tus, D^Tr-Ts 
 Detrude', D 3 -Trd, D 3 - 
 
 Tr-Dd,D3-TrdC) 
 Detrun'cate, D 2 - Tr - NG- 
 
 Kt, D 2 -Tr-NG-K-Td, D 2 - 
 
 Tr-NG-Kt-NG 
 Detrunca'tion, D 2 - Tr - 
 
 NG-Kshn 
 
 Detru'sion, D 3 -Trzhn 
 De'tur, Dtr 3 
 Deuce, Ds 3 
 Deu'ced, D 3 -sD 
 Deuterog'amist, B 1 -Tr- 
 
 G-Mst 
 Deuterog'omy, I^-Tr-G- 
 
 M 
 Deuteron'omy, D'-Tr-N- 
 
 M 
 Deuterop'athy, Di-Tr-P- 
 
 TH 
 Deuteros'copy, Di - Tr - 
 
 sK-P 
 
 Deutox'ide, DU-K-sD 
 Devapora'tion, D 2 - V - 
 
 Prshn 
 Dev'astate or Devas'- 
 
 tate, D*ori-Vs-Tt, D=ori- 
 
 Vs-T-Td, D 2 ori-Vs-Tt(-) 
 Devasta'tion,D 2 -Vs-Tshn 
 Devel'ope, D^-vi-P, D^- 
 
 Vl-Pt, D 2 -V1-PC) [Dv^-P, 
 
 Dv2-Pt, Dv2-P(-)] 
 Devel'opinent, D^-Vl-P 
 
 Mnt [Dvi-P-Mnt] 
 Devest', D2 - Vst, DS-VS- 
 
 Td, D 2 -V8tC) 
 Devex'ity, Dv 2 -Ks-T 
 De'viate, Dv 3 -T, Dv3-Td, 
 
 Dv--T-NG 
 
 Devia'tion, D 2 -Vshn 
 Device', D^Vs 
 Dev'il, D 2 -V1 
 Dev'ilish, V* 
 Dev'ilishly, 
 Dev'ilkin, I)2-Vl-Kn 
 Dev'ilship, D 2 -VliSH 
 Dev'iltry, D 2 -Vl-Xr 
 De'vious, DS-VS 
 De'viously, D 3 -Vs-L 
 Devis'able, Di-Vz-Bl 
 Devise', Di-Vz, D a -Vzd, 
 
 D'-Vz-NG 
 Devisee', Dv-Z 
 Devis'er, D'-V-Zr 
 Devis'or, D'-V-Zr 
 Devoid', Dvi-D 
 Devoir', Dvi-K 
 Devolu'tion, D 3 -Vlshn 
 Devolve', D'-Vl-VjDi-Vl- 
 
 Vd, Di-Vl-V-NG 
 Devolve'ment, D^Vl-V- 
 
 Mnt 
 
 71 DIG 
 
 Devote', DV-T, Dv^-Td, 
 
 Di'aling, D^i-NG 
 
 Dv 2 -T-NG 
 
 Di'alist, D l -Lst 
 
 Devot'edness, Dv a -Td-Ns 
 
 Di'allage, Di-i-J 
 
 Devotee', Dv 3 -T 
 Devote'ment, Dv 2 -T-Mnt 
 
 Dial'ogist, Di-Z,-Jst 
 Dialogist'ic, D^-/>-J-sT-K 
 
 Devot'er, Dv 2 -T-E 
 
 Dialogist'ical, D^-Z-'J-sT 
 
 Devo'tion, D 2 -VsHn 
 
 -Kl 
 
 Devo'tional-ly, D 2 - Vshn- 
 
 Dial'ogize, T> l -L-3z 
 
 L 
 
 Di'alogue, D^-L-G 
 
 Devour', Dvi-R, Dvi-Rd, 
 
 Di'al-plate, T> l -L-Plt 
 
 Dv^.K-NG 
 
 Dial'ysis, D^Zss 
 
 Devour'er, Dv l -R-R 
 
 Dialyt'ic, D3--T-K 
 
 Devout', Dvi-T 
 
 Diamagnet'ic, D'--M :T-K 
 
 Devout'ly, Dvi-I-Z- 
 
 Diamagnet'ically, D 2 -M 
 
 Devout'ness, Dvi-T-Ns 
 
 :T-K1 
 
 Dew, D 3 , Dd 3 . D 3 -NG 
 
 Diamag'netism, D'-MiT- 
 
 Dew'-drop, D 3 -Dr-P 
 
 zll 
 
 Dew'iness, D 3 -Ns 
 
 Diaman'tine, D^Mn-Tn 
 
 Dew'lap, D 3 -i-P 
 
 Diam'eter, Di-Mtr 
 
 Dew'-point, D 3 -Pnt 
 
 Diam'etral, D^M-Tr-L 
 
 Dew'y, DQI 3 
 
 Diamet'ric, D 2 -J[t-K-K. 
 
 Dex'ter, D 2 -Kstr 
 
 Diamet'rical-ly, D2-Mt- 
 
 Dexter'ity, D 2 -Ks-T-.R-T 
 
 #-Kl 
 
 Dex'terous, D 2 -K-sTrs 
 
 Di'amond, D^-Mnd. See 
 
 Dex'terously, D 2 -K-sTr- 
 
 Adamant. 
 
 B!J 
 
 Diapa'son, D 2 -Pz-N 
 
 Dex"ter6usness, D 2 -K- 
 
 Diapen'te, D 2 -pn-T 
 
 sTrs-Ns 
 
 Di'aper, D^Pr 
 
 Dex'tral, D 2 -K-sTr-L 
 
 Diaphane'ity, D3-F-N-T 
 
 Dextror'sal, D^K-sTr-Rs 
 
 Diaphan'ic, Df!-><"-K 
 
 -L 
 
 Diaph'anous, D'-F-Ns 
 
 Dex'trorse, D 2 -K-sTr-Es 
 
 Diaphon'ics, D'-Fn-Ks 
 
 Dex'trous, D 2 -K-sTrs 
 
 Diaphore'sis, D 3 -Frss 
 
 Dex'trously, D 2 -K-sTr-sZ 
 
 Diaphoret'ic, D 2 -Fr-T-K 
 
 Dey, D 3 
 
 Diaphoret'ical, D2-Fr-T- 
 
 Diabe'tes, D 3 -B-Tz 
 
 Kl 
 
 Diabet'ic, D 2 - B - T - K or 
 
 Di'aphragm, Di-Fr-M 
 
 D 2 -Bt-K 
 
 Di'arist, D l -K*t 
 
 Diabet'ical, D 2 -Bt-Kl 
 
 Diarrhe'a or Diarrhoe'a, 
 
 Diablerie', D 3 -Bl-fi 
 
 D 3 -/^ 
 
 Diab'lery, D-Bl- 
 
 Diarrhet'ic, D 2 -.R-T-K 
 
 Diabol'ic, Di-Bl-K 
 
 Di'ary, D l -R 
 
 Diabol'ical-ly, Di-Bl-Kl 
 
 Di'astase, Dgi-Ts 
 
 Dia'bolism, D^Bl-zM 
 
 Dias'tole, Ds l -T-L 
 
 Diabol'icalness, D 1 - Bl - 
 
 Di'astyle, Ds^T-L 
 
 Kl-Ns 
 
 Diates'saron, D 2 -T-s.B) 
 
 Diacaus'tic, D^Ks-T-K 
 
 Diath'esis, D^THss 
 
 Diach'ylum, D>-K1-M 
 
 Diaton'ic, D^T-N-K. 
 
 Diac'onal, D^K-Nl 
 
 Di'atribe, D'-Tr-B 
 
 Diac'onate, D^K-Nt 
 
 Dib'ber, D 3 -Br 
 
 Diacous'tic, D 3 -Ks-T-K 
 
 Dib'ble, D 3 -B1, D 3 -Bia, 
 
 Diacous'tics, D 3 -Ks-T-Ks 
 
 DS-BI-NG 
 
 Diacrit'ic, D 3 -Kr-T-K 
 
 Dice, Ds 1 
 
 Diacrit'ical, D 3 -Krt-Kl 
 
 Dice'-box, DJ-sB-Ks 
 
 Di'adem, D'-D-M 
 
 Diceph'alous, Ds--F-L 
 
 Diser'esis or Dier'esis, 
 
 Dic'er, D>-sR 
 
 D--Rss 
 
 Dichot'omize, Di-Kt-J*/ 
 
 Diagno'sis, D 2 -G-Nss 
 
 Dichot'omous, D'-Kt-M? 
 
 Diagnos'tic, D^G-Ns-T- 
 
 Dichot'omy, Di-Kt-M 
 
 K 
 
 Di'chroism, D^Kr-zM 
 
 Diag'onal-ly, D^G-Nl 
 
 Dichromat'ic, Di-Kr-Mt^ 
 
 Di'agram, D 1 -Gr-M 
 
 K 
 
 Di'agraph, Di-Grf 
 
 Dick'ens, D 3 -Knz 
 
 Di'al, D l -L 
 
 Dick'er, D 3 -Kr 
 
 Di'alect, D^i-K-T 
 
 Dick'ey or Dick'y, D 3 -K 
 
 Dialec'tic, D 2 -I,-K-T-F. 
 
 Dicotyle'don, D 3 - Kt- L 
 
 Dialec'tical, D 3 -L-K-T-K1 
 
 Dn 
 
 Dialecti'cian, D 3 -L-K- 
 
 Dic'ta, D 3 -K-T 
 
 Tshn 
 
 Dio'tate, ps.K-Tt, D 3 -Kt 
 
 Dialec'tics, D 2 -L-K-T-Ks 
 
 Td, D 3 -K-Tt(-) 
 
DIC 
 
 72 
 
 Dicta'tion, D^-K-Tshn 
 
 Dif form, Df 3 - F - R - M 
 
 Dicta'tor, D 2 -K-Ttr 
 
 [Dfa-F] 
 
 Dicv,ato'rial-ly, D 2 -Kt-T- 
 
 Diflform'ity, DP-F-R-M- 
 
 m 
 
 T [Dfi-F-T] 
 
 Dictatorship, D 2 -K-Ttr 
 
 DiEract', DP-B-Kt. DP-R- 
 
 SSH 
 
 K-Td, Df-.R-KtC). See 
 
 Dic'tatory, D 3 -Kt-T-.R 
 
 Z)e^ct. 
 
 Dicta'tress, D 2 -K-T-Trs 
 
 Diflfrac'tion, DfJ-JZ-Kshn. 
 
 Dicta'trix, D^-K-T-Tr-Ks 
 
 See Deflection. 
 
 Dicta'ture, D 2 -K-T-OHr 
 
 DiflFran'chise, DJ-Fr-N- 
 
 Dic'tion, D3-Kshn 
 
 CHz 
 
 Dic'tionary, D 3 -Kshn-B 
 
 Diflran'chisement, D 1 - 
 
 Dic'tum, D3-K-T-M 
 
 Fr-N-CH-zMnt 
 
 Did, Dd 3 . (See Could.) [D 3 ] 
 
 Diffuse', D-Fs 
 
 See Do. 
 
 Diffuse', D"-Fz, D 3 -Fzd, 
 
 Didac'tic, Ddi-K-T-K 
 
 D 3 -Fz-NG 
 
 Didac'tical-ly, Ddi-Kt-Kl 
 
 Diffus'edly, DS-Fz-D-/, 
 
 Didac'tics, Dd^K-T-Ks 
 
 Dififus'edness, D 3 -Fz-D- 
 
 Didac'tyl,Ddi-Kt-L 
 
 Ns 
 
 Didac'tylous, Dd^Kt-is 
 
 Diffusely, D 3 -Fs-L 
 
 Did'apper, Dd 3 -Pr 
 
 Diffuse'ness, D 3 -Fs-Ns 
 
 Did'dle, D 3 -D1, D 3 -Dld, 
 
 Diffus'er, D 3 -F-Zr 
 
 D 3 -D1-NG 
 
 Diffusibil'ity, D 3 -Fz-Blt 
 
 Di'do, D J -D6 
 
 Diffu'sible, D 3 -Fz-Bl 
 
 Di'drachm, Di-Dr-M 
 
 Diffu'sion, D 3 - 3 -Fzhn 
 
 Didst, Ddst" 
 
 Diflfu'sive, D 3 -Fs-V 
 
 Diduc'tion, Did 2 -Kslm 
 
 DiflFu'sively, D 3 -Fs-V-Z- 
 
 Die, D 1 . Dd 1 . D!-NG 
 
 Diffu'siveness, D 3 -Fs-V- 
 
 Dier'esis, D 2 -.Rss 
 
 Ns [i Vs] 
 
 Die'-sinking, D'-sNG-K- 
 
 Dig, D3-G,D3-Gd, D3-G- 
 
 NG 
 
 NG 
 
 Di'es non, D>-Z-Nn 
 
 Dig'amist, D 3 -G-Mst 
 
 Di'et, Di-T, Di-T'Td, Di- 
 
 Digam'ma, DJ-G-M 
 
 T-NG 
 
 Digas'tric, D^G-sTr-K 
 
 Di'etary, T> l -T-R 
 
 Digest', D2-Jst, D 2 -Js-Td, 
 
 Di'eter, D^Tr. See Audi- 
 
 D 2 -Jst-NG 
 
 tor, Daughter, etc. 
 Dietetic, D 2 -T-T-K 
 
 Di'gest, Di-Jst 
 Digest'er, D 2 -Jstr 
 
 Dietet'ical, D 2 -T-T-K1 
 
 Digestibil'ity, D 3 -Jst-B- 
 
 Dietet'ics, D 2 -T-T-Ks 
 
 Lt 
 
 Di'etist, DJ-T-Tst 
 
 Digest'ible, D 2 -Jst-B (-L) 
 
 Differ, Df3-K. DP-Rd, Df3- 
 
 Digest'ibleness, D 2 - Jst 
 
 B-NG [Df 3 . Dfds, Df(-)] 
 
 :BS 
 
 Differs, Df^-Rz [Dfz 3 ] 
 
 Diges'tion, D 2 -Jst-N 
 
 Difference, (n.) Df*-Bns 
 
 Digest'ive, D 2 -Jst-V 
 
 [Df^ 
 
 Dig'ger, D a -Gr 
 
 Difference, (v.) Df 3 -Rns, 
 
 Dig'ging, D 3 -G-KG 
 
 Df ! -Knst. Df3-fins-NG 
 
 Dight, Dti, D-Td, Dt'C) 
 
 Differences, DP - .Rnss 
 
 Dig'it, D 3 -Jt 
 
 [Dfs 3 ] 
 
 Dig'ital, D^-Jt-L 
 
 Different, Df3-Rnt [T>P] Digita'lis, D 2 -J-T-is 
 
 Differen'tia, Df!-/n-SH i Die'itate. D^-J-Tt 
 
 Pifferen'tial, Df=-^-N- 
 
 Dig'itated, D 3 -Jt-Td 
 
 sm [Df-i-iju] 
 
 Differen'tiate. Df2 - Kn - 
 
 Digita'tion, D 2 -J-Tshn 
 DiQc'itiform. D 3 -,T-T'F 
 
 DIM 
 
 Dijudica'tion, D 2 - Jd - 
 
 Eshn 
 Dike, Di-K, Di-Kt, Di-K- 
 
 NG 
 Dilac'erate, D' - Ls Rt, 
 
 SH t, T>t--Rn-SH-Td, Df-'- i Digltigrade, D 3 -J-T-Grd 
 
 Rn-SHt-XG Dig'nifled, D 3 -G-N-Fd 
 
 Differentiation, Df 2 -Un- ' Dig'nify, D 3 -G-N-F 
 
 Sffshn I Dig'nitary, D 3 -G-N-T-.R 
 
 Differently, Vfi-Rnt-L Dig'nity, D 3 -G-N-T 
 
 [Df 3 i L] Di'graff, D-Grf 
 
 Difficult, D3-F-KH [Kit 3 ] Digress', D 2 -Grs, D 2 -Grst, 
 Difficultly, D3. F .Klt-Z, p 2 -Grs-XG 
 
 [Klt-Z] ! Digres'sion, D 2 -Grshn 
 
 Difficulty, D 3 - F - Kl - T Digres'sional, D 2 -Grshn- 
 
 [Klt 3 ] L 
 
 Diffidence, DP-Dns 
 Diffident, DP-Dnt 
 Diffidently, Df-Dnt-L 
 
 Diffluent, 
 
 Digress'ive, D 2 -Gr sV 
 Digress'ively, D 2 -Gr-sV- 
 
 L 
 Diju'dicate, DWd-Kt 
 
 NG 
 Dilacera'tion, D 2 Ls - 
 
 .Kshn 
 
 Dila'neate, D 2 -i-Nt 
 Dilapidate, Di-/,-P-Dt, 
 
 Di-i-P-D-Td, Di-Z-P- 
 
 Dt(-) 
 Dilapida'tion, D 2 - L P - 
 
 Dshn 
 
 Dilap'idator, D^i-P-Dtr 
 Dilatabil'ity, v-Lt-Blt 
 Dilat'able, D 2 -it-Bl 
 Dilata'tion, D 2 -/,-Tshn 
 Dilate', W-Lt, W-L-1&, 
 
 D 2 -Lt-NG 
 Dilat'er, D^-Lii 
 Dila'tion, D 2 -Zshn 
 Dilat'ive, D 2 -it-V 
 Dilat'or, D 2 -itr 
 Dil'atorily, D^-Lt-R-L 
 Diratoriness,D3-/,t-B-Ns 
 Dil'atory, D*-Lt-R 
 Dilem'ma, D 2 -Z,-M 
 Dilettant', D'-A-Tnt 
 Dilettan'te, Di-i-Tn-T 
 Dilettan'ti, D^Z-Tn-T 
 Dilettan'teism, Di-i-Tn- 
 
 T-zM 
 
 Diligence', D^-ZHns 
 Diligence, Dl 3 -Jns 
 Diligent, Dl^-Jnt 
 Diligently, Dl 3 -Jnt-L 
 Dill, D 3 -L 
 Dill'y, T>'i-L 
 Dil'ly-dally, D 3 -L-D-Z 
 Dilu'ced, D 3 -Ls-D 
 Dilu'cidate, D i -Ls-'Dt 
 Dil'uent, D-i-Nt 
 Dilute', D 3 -it, D3-L-T&, 
 
 D^-it-NG 
 Dilut'er, D 3 -Ztr 
 Dilu'tion, D3.^ S hn 
 Dilu'vial, D 3 -i-V-L 
 Dilu'vian, D 3 -/,-Vn 
 Dilu'vion, D 3 -L-Vn 
 Dilu'vium, D 3 -L-V-M 
 Dim, (a.) D 3 -M, D 3 -M-R, 
 
 D^-Mst 
 
 Dim, (.) D 3 -M, DS-Md, 
 I D"-M-NG 
 IDime, D'-M 
 I Dimen'sion, D 2 -M-Nshn 
 Dimen'sionless, D a - M 
 
 Nshn-Zs 
 
 Dimen'sive, D 2 -M-N-sV 
 Dim'eter, D 3 -Mtr 
 Dimidiate, D 3 -M-Dt, D3- 
 
 M-D-Td. D3-M-Dt(-) 
 Dimidia'tion,D 2 -M-Dshn 
 Dimmish, D a - Mn - SH, 
 
 D 3 - Mn - SHt, D 3 -Mn-SH- 
 
 NG 
 Dimin'ishable, D 3 - Mn- 
 
 SH-B1 
 
DIM 
 
 Dimin'isher, D 3 -Mn-SH- 
 
 R 
 Diminuen'do, D 2 -Mn-N- 
 
 p 
 
 Dimin'uent, D 3 -Mn-Nt 
 Diminu'tion, D 3 -M-Nshn 
 Dimin'utive, D 3 -M-N-Tv 
 Dimin'utively, D 3 -M-N- 
 
 T-V1 
 Dimin'utiveness, D 3 -M- 
 
 N-Ty-Ns 
 
 Dim'issory, D 3 -M-s.R 
 Dim'ity, D 3 -M-T 
 Dim'ly, D 3 -M-Z 
 Dim'mish, D 3 -M-SH 
 Dim'ness, Ds-M-Ns 
 Dimor'phism, Di - M - R- 
 
 Fz-M 
 
 Dimor'phous,D 1 -M-.R-F8 
 Dim'ple, D 3 -M-P1, D 3 -H- 
 
 Pld, DS-M-Pl-NG 
 Din, Dn 3 , Dnd 3 , Dn 3 -NG 
 Din'archy, D 3 -Nr-K 
 Dine, Dni, Dnd>, Dn'-NG 
 Ding, D 3 -NG, D 3 -NGd, D a - 
 
 NG-NG 
 
 Ding'-dong,D 3 -NG-D-NG 
 Din'gey, D S -NG-G 
 Din'ghy, D 3 -NG-G 
 Din'giness, Dn 3 -J-Ns 
 Din'gle, D 3 -NG-G1 [D 3 - 
 
 NG1] 
 Din'gy, Dn 3 -J, Dn 3 -J-R, 
 
 pn 3 -Jst 
 
 Din'ner, D 3 -Nr 
 Dint, Dnt 3 , Dn3-Td, Dnt 3 - 
 
 NG 
 
 Dioc'esan, Di-Ss-N 
 Di'ocese, D^Ss 
 Diop'tric, D^P-Tr-K 
 Diop'trical, Di-P-Tr-Kl 
 Diop'trics, D'-P-Tr-Ks 
 Diqra'ma, D 2 or>-R-M 
 Dioram'ic, Di-K-M-K 
 Dip, D 3 -P. D-Pt, D3-P-NG 
 Dipet'alous, D^-Pt-La 
 Dipthe'ria, DP-TH-JZ or 
 
 Diph'thong, Df-TH-NG 
 
 or D3-P-TH-NG 
 Diphthon'gal, DfJ-TH- 
 
 NG-G1 
 Diph'yllous or Diphyl'- 
 
 lous, D^-F-Zs 
 Diplo'ma, D2-P1-M 
 Diplo'macy, D^-pi-M-S 
 Dip'lomat, D 3 -Pl-Mt 
 Diplomat'ic, Di-Pl-Mt-K 
 Diplomat'ical, DJ-Pl-Mt, 
 
 Kl 
 Diplomat'ics, D'-Pl-Mt- 
 
 Ks 
 Diplo'matism, D^-PI-M- 
 
 T-zM (or -Mt-zM) 
 Diplo'matist, D - PI - M - 
 
 Tst (or -Mtst) 
 Dip'per, D'-Pr 
 Dip'ping, D-P-NG 
 Dip'teral, D 3 -Ptr-L 
 Dip'terous, D 3 -Ptr-s 
 
 73 
 
 Dip'tote, D 3 -P-Tt 
 Dip'tych, D3-P-T-K 
 Dipyre', pJ-P-B 
 Diradia'tion, D 2 -.R-Dshn 
 Dire, (a.) DJ-E, D^Rr, D 1 - 
 
 Rst 
 Direct', Dr^-Kt, Dr2-K-Td, 
 
 Dr2-Kt-NG 
 Direct'er, Dr-Ktr 
 Direc'tion, Dr^-Kshn 
 Directive, Dr 2 -Kt-V 
 Direct'ly, Dr^-Kt-Z, 
 Direct'ness, Dr^- 
 Direct'or, Dr 2 -Ktr 
 Direct'orate, Dr 2 -K-T-Bt 
 Directorial, Dr 2 -K-T-^l 
 Direct'orship, Dr 2 - Ktr - 
 
 8H-P [orlSH] 
 Direct'ory, Dr 2 -K-T-H 
 Direct'ress, Dr'-K-Trs 
 Direct'rix, Dr 2 -K-Tr-Ks 
 Dire'ful-ly, Di-B-Fl 
 Dire'fulness, D^B-Fl-Ns 
 
 [or SFs] 
 
 Dire'ness, DJ-K-Ns 
 Direp'tion, 
 Dirge, D 2 -.R-J 
 Dir'igent, 
 Dirk, Dr2-K 
 Dirt, D 2 -Kt 
 
 Dirt'-eating, D 2 -Bt-T-NG 
 Dirt'ily, D 2 -fi-T-i 
 Dirt'iness, D 2 -K-T-Ns 
 Dirt'y, (a.) D 2 -7Z-T, D*-R- 
 
 Tr, W-R-Tst 
 Dirt'y, (v.) D 2 -K-T, D 2 -H- 
 
 Td, D 2 -B-T-NG 
 Dirup'tion, D 2 -K-Pshn 
 Disability, Ds 3 - Bl - T 
 
 (or -Bit) 
 Disable, Ds-Bl, Ds-Bld, 
 
 Ds 2 -Bl-NG 
 Disablement, Ds - Bl - 
 
 Mnt 
 Disabuse', D 3 - sBz, D 3 - 
 
 sBzd. D 3 -sBz-NG 
 Disaccom'modate, D 1 - 
 
 sK:Dt 
 Disaccommoda'tion,D 2 - 
 
 sK : Dshn 
 Disaccus'tom, D2. S Ks-T- 
 
 M 
 Disacknowl'edge, D 1 - 
 
 sK-Nl-J 
 Disadvan'tage, Ds^Dv- 
 
 Nt-J [Dsi-J] 
 Disadvantageous, Ds 2 - 
 
 Dv-Nt-Js [Ds 2 -J-S] 
 Disadvanta'geously, 
 
 Ds 2 -Dv-Nt-J-si [Ds 2 -J- 
 
 81] 
 Disadvanta'geousness, 
 
 Ds 2 -Dv-Nt-Js-Ns [Ds 2 - 
 
 Js-Ns] 
 Disaflfect', Ds* - F - K - T, 
 
 Ds 2 -F-K-Td, DS2-F-K-T- 
 
 NG 
 DisaflTec'tion, Ds - F - 
 
 Kshn 
 Disaflarm", Ds*-F-K-M 
 
 DIS 
 
 Disamrm'ance, : 
 
 Mus 
 Disafflrma'tion, Ds 2 - F - 
 
 R-Mshn 
 
 Disaffor'est, ps'-F-Kst 
 Disaggrega'tion, Ds--Gr- 
 
 Gshn 
 Disagree', Ds 3 -Gr, Ds 3 - 
 
 Grd, Ds 3 -Gr-XG 
 Disagree'able-y, Ds 3 -Gr- 
 
 Bl 
 Disagree'ableness, Ds 3 - 
 
 Gr-Bl-Ns [IBs] 
 Disagree'ment, Ds 3 -Gr- 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Disallow', T> l -nL, D l -sL- 
 | I), D'-si-NG 
 I Disallow'able, D^si-Bl 
 '. Disallow'ance, D^sL-Xs 
 Disanch'or, Ds 1 -NG-Kr 
 Disan'imate, Ds'-N-Jl-T 
 Disannex', Ds--N-Ks 
 Disannul', Ds'--N-L 
 Disanoint', Ds^Nnt 
 Disappar'el, D^sP-Bl 
 Disappear', D 3 -sP-R, D 3 - 
 
 sP-Rd. D 3 -sP--NG 
 Disappear'ance, D 3 - sP - 
 
 Disappoint', D'-sPnt, D l - 
 sPn-Td. D'-sPnt-NG 
 
 Disappoint'ment, D 1 - 
 sPnt-Mnt 
 
 Disapproba'tion, D 2 -sPr- 
 Bshn 
 
 Disap'probatoryjD'-sPr- 
 
 Disappro'priate, D 2 -sPr- 
 
 Prt 
 
 Disapproval, D3-sPr-Vl 
 Disapprove', D 3 - sPrv, 
 
 D 3 -sPrvd. D 3 -sPrv-NG 
 Disapprov'ingly,D 3 -sPrv 
 
 NG-L 
 Disarm', D J -sR-M, Di-sR- 
 
 Md, D^sR-M-KG 
 Disarm'ament, D'-sR-M- 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Disarm'er, D^sR-M-R 
 Disarrange', D 2 - sRn - J, 
 
 p 2 -sRii-Jd, D 2 -sRu-J-NG 
 Disarrange'ment, D 2 - 
 
 sRn-J-Mnt 
 Disarray', D 2 -sR, D 2 -sRd, 
 
 D 2 -sR-NG 
 Disasso'ciate, T>--sS-SHb 
 Disas'ter, D^ssTr 
 Disas'trous. D'-ssTrs 
 Disas'trously, Di-ssTr-si 
 Disas'trousness.D^ssTrs 
 
 -Ns 
 
 Disavouch', Ds'-V-CH 
 Disavow', Ds 1 ^", Ds^Vd, 
 
 Dsi-V-NG 
 
 Disavow'al, Ds'-V-L 
 Disavow'er, Ds'-V-R 
 Disband', DJ-sBnd, D 1 - 
 
 sBn-Dd. Di-sBud-NG 
 Disband'ment, Di-sBnd- 
 
 Hut 
 
DIS 
 
 Diabark', D^sB-K-K 
 Disbelief, Ds^-Blf 
 Disbelieve', Ds 3 -Blv, Ds 3 - 
 
 Blvd, Ds 3 -Blv-NG 
 Disbeliev'er, Ds 3 -Blv-.R 
 Disbow'el, D'-sB-L, D l - 
 
 sB-Ld. D^sB-L-NG 
 Disbur'den, D^-sB-B-Dn, 
 
 D 2 -sB-fi-Diid, D- -sB - R- 
 
 Dn-NG 
 Disburse', D-sB-Rs, D 2 - 
 
 sB Rst, DS-sB-.ffs-.Na 
 Disburse'ment, D 3 -sBr- 
 
 sMnt 
 
 Disburs'er, D 2 -sB-R-sR 
 Disbur'then, D 2 . S B - R - 
 
 DHn, D 2 -sB-J2-DHnd, D 2 - 
 
 sB-.B-DHn-NG 
 Disc, D 3 -sK 
 Discard', I^-sKrd, Di- 
 
 sKr-Dd, D^sKrd-NG 
 Discar'nate, D^sKr-Nt 
 Disease', D 2 -sKs 
 Discern', D 2 -zRn, D*- 
 
 rRnd, D*-zRn-NG 
 Discern'er, D 2 -zR-Nr 
 Discern'ible-y, DS - zRn- 
 
 B(-L) 
 Discern'ibleness, D 2 - 
 
 _zRn-B-/y-Ns [or :Bs] 
 Discern'ment, D 2 - zRn - 
 
 Mot 
 
 Discerp'tion.D^-sR-Pshn 
 Dicharge', D 1 - sCHr - J, 
 
 D^sCHr-JT-D, Di-sCHr-J- 
 
 NG [Dsi-CH, Ds^-CHd, 
 
 Ds-CH(-) 
 
 Dischar'ger, D^sCHr-Jr 
 Disci'ple, Ds 1 -?! 
 Disci'pleship, Ds^Pl !8H 
 Dis'ciplinable, Ds 3 -Pln- 
 
 B(-L) 
 Dis'ciplinableness, Ds 3 - 
 
 Plu:Bs 
 
 Dis'ciplinant.D^-Pln-Nt 
 Disciplina'rian, Ds*-Pl- 
 
 Nrn 
 
 Disciplinary, Ds 3 -Pl-Nr 
 Dis'cipline, Ds 3 -Pln, DeP- 
 
 Plnd. Dsa-Plu-Xa 
 Dis'eipliner, Ds 3 -Pl-Nr 
 Disclaim', Ds=-Kl-M. Ds*- 
 
 Kl-Md, Ds^-Kl-M-NG 
 Disclaim'er, Ds 2 -Kl-Mr 
 Disclama'tion, Ds*-Kl- 
 
 Mshn 
 
 Disclose', Ds? Kiz, Dss- 
 
 Klzd, Ds 2 -Klz-NG 
 Disclos'er, Ds 2 -Kl-Zr 
 Disclos'xire, Ds-'-Kl-ZHr 
 Dis'coid, D 3 -sK-D 
 Discoid'al, D^sK-Dl 
 Discol'or, D2-sK-i.r. D=- 
 
 sK-rd. D 2 -sK-Z/r-Na 
 Discolora'tion, D* - sK - 
 
 Xrshn 
 Discom'flt, Ps'^rt, Ds 2 
 
 !F-Td. D^iFt-NG 
 Discom'fiture, Ds;rtr 
 Discom'fort, Ds 2 : Frt, Ds* ! 
 
 74 
 
 Discommend', Ds*iNd 
 Discommend'able, Ds s '. 
 
 Nd-B (-L) 
 Discommenda'tion, Ds* 
 
 IN-Dshn 
 Discommode', Ds*iD, 
 
 Discommo'dious, Ds 2 '. 
 
 D-8 
 Discommo'diousness, 
 
 Ds^iDs-Ns 
 Discommod'ity, Ds 1 ^- 
 
 T 
 
 Discom'mon, Ds* SN 
 Discompose', Ds 4 ! Pz, Ds 2 
 
 iPzd, DS:PZ-NG 
 Discompos'ure, Ds 2 i P - 
 
 ZHr 
 Disconcert', Ds 2 isRt, Ds 2 
 
 !sfi-Td, Ds 2 ;sRt-NG 
 Disconcer'tion, Ds 2 ; 
 
 sRshn 
 Disconform'able, Ds 1 i F 
 
 -K-M-B1 [1F-B1] 
 Disconform'ity, DsMF- 
 
 R-M-T [1F-T] 
 Discongru'ity, Ds 3 ;Gr-T 
 Disconnect', Ds 2 i Kt, Ds- 
 
 !K-Td,Ds2iKt-NG 
 Disconnec'tion, Ds 2 
 
 tKshn 
 
 Discon'secrate, Ds 1 isKrt 
 Discon'solate, Ds 1 l .sLt 
 Disconsolately, Ds 1 isit 
 
 L 
 Discon'solateness, Ds 1 ; 
 
 sit-Ns 
 Discontent', Ds 2 '. Tnt, Ds 2 
 
 iTn-Td, DsiTnt-NG 
 Discontent'edly, Ds 2 i Tn 
 
 -Td-L 
 Discontent'edness, Ds 2 ! 
 
 Tn-Td-Ns 
 Discontent'ment, Ds 2 i 
 
 Tt-Mnt 
 Discontin'uance, Ds 3 iT 
 
 -Ns 
 Discontinua'tion, Ds 2 ! T 
 
 -Nshn 
 Discontin'ue, Ds 3 iT-N, 
 
 D8 8 :T-N-D, Ds:T-N-NG 
 Discontin'uer, Ds^lT-N- 
 
 R 
 Discontinu'ity, Ds;T-N 
 
 T 
 Discontin'uous, DS:T- 
 
 N-3 
 
 Dis'cord, D s -sKrd 
 Discord'ance, D'-sKrd- 
 
 Ns 
 Discord'ancy, D J -sKrd- 
 
 N-S 
 
 Discord'ant, D-sKrd-Nt 
 Discord'antly, D l -sKrd- 
 
 Kt-L 
 Discord'antness.D'-sKrd 
 
 Ht-Jfi 
 
 Dis'count or Discount', 
 BKnt, r 3 ori - sKn - 1 
 
 DIS 
 
 Td, D3ori-sKnt-NG 
 Discount'able, Di-sKnt- 
 
 B(-L) 
 Dis'count-day, D 3 -sKnt- 
 
 D 
 Discoun'tenance, D" - 
 
 sKnt-Nns, D'-sKnt-N-Xst, 
 
 pi-sKnt-N-Ns-NG 
 Discoun'tenancer, D 1 - 
 
 sKnt-N-Ks-R 
 Dis'counter, D'-sKntr 
 Discour'age, D 2 -sKr-J, 
 
 D 2 -sKr-Jd, D 2 -sKr-J-NG 
 Discour'ageable,D 2 -sKr- 
 
 J-B1 
 Discour'agement, D* - 
 
 sKr-J-Mnt 
 
 Discour'ager, D 2 -sKr-Jr 
 Discourse', D=-sKrs, D 2 - 
 
 sKrst. D 5 -sKrs-NG 
 Discours'er, D 2 -sKr-sR 
 Disnours'ive, D 2 -sKre-V 
 Discour'teous, D s -sKr-Ts 
 Discour'teously, D 2 -sKr- 
 
 T-sL 
 
 Discour'tesy, D 2 -sKr-T-8 
 Disc'ous, J> 3 -sKs 
 Discov'er, D 2 -sKv-B, D 2 - 
 
 sKv-fid, D 2 -sKv-fi-NG 
 
 [D 2 -sKv, D 2 -sKvd, D 
 
 sKv(-)] 
 Discov'erable, D 2 - sKv - 
 
 /i-Bl [D 2 -sKv-B]' 
 Discov'erer, D 2 -sKv-/i-fi 
 Discov'ery, D 2 -sKv-fl 
 Discredit, D^-sKr-Dt,D*- 
 
 sKr-D'Td, D2-sKr-Dt(-) 
 Discreditable, D 2 - sKr - 
 
 Dt-Bl 
 
 Discreet', D 3 -sKrt 
 Discreet'ly, D*sKrt-L 
 Discreet'ness, D 3 -sKrt- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Discrep'ance, D 5 -sKr-Pns 
 Discrepancy, D*-sKr-Pn- 
 
 8 
 
 Discrep'ant, D 2 -sKr-Pnt 
 Discrete', D 3 -sKrt 
 Discre'tion, D^-sKrshn 
 Discre'tional-ly, D* - 
 
 Discre'tionary, D* - 
 
 BErshn - R 
 Discre'tionarily, D s - 
 
 RKrshn - R - L 
 Discre'tiye, D 3 -sKrt-V 
 Discrim'inate, D 3 -sKr-M 
 
 -N-T, D'-sKr-M-N-Td. D 3 
 
 sKr-M-N-T-NG [D 3 -sKr- 
 
 Discrim'inately, D 3 -sKr- 
 
 M-N-T-i [D 3 -sKr-Mii] 
 Discrim'inateness, D 3 - 
 
 isKr-M-N-T-Ns 
 Discrimina'tion, D 2 -sKr- 
 
 M-Nshn 
 Discrim'inative, D 3 -sKr- 
 
 M-N-Tv 
 Discrim'inator, D*-sKr- 
 
 M-Ntr 
 
Discrown', T> l -eKrn, D 1 - 
 
 sKrnd, D^sKrn-NG 
 Discu'batory,D 3 -sK-Bt- 
 Discul'pate, Ds 2 -Kl-Pt 
 Discum'bency,Ds a SBn-S 
 Discum'ber, Ds 2 i Br 
 Discur'sion, D 2 -sKrshn 
 Discur'sive, D 2 -sKr-sV 
 Discur'sively, D 2 -sKr-sV 
 
 -L 
 Discur'siveness, D^sKr- 
 
 eV-Ns 
 
 Discur'sory, D^-sKr-sfl 
 Dis'cus, D 3 -sKs 
 Discuss', D2-sKs, DS-sKst, 
 
 D 2 -sKs-NG 
 
 Discuss'er, D 2 -sK-sB 
 Discus'sion, D 2 -sKshn 
 Discuss'ive, D 2 -sK-sV 
 Discu'tient, D3-sKshnt 
 Disdain', DzS-Dn, Dz- 
 
 Dnd. Dz-Dn-NG 
 Disdain'ful, Dz*-Dn-F 
 
 (-L) 
 Disdain'fully, Dz*-Dn-F 
 
 (-L) 
 Disdain'fulncss, Dz-Dn 
 
 :Fs 
 Disease', D^-zZ, D3-zZd, 
 
 I)3-zZ-NG. See Decease. 
 Diseased', D" - zZd. See 
 
 Deceased. 
 Disembark', D 1 -sM-Br-K, 
 
 Di-sM-Br-Kt, Di-sM-Br- 
 
 K-NG 
 Disembarka'tion, D^-sM- 
 
 Br-Kshn 
 Disembark'ment, pi - 
 
 sM-Br-K-Mnt 
 Disembar'rass, D 1 -sM- 
 
 Brs, D'-sM-Brst, D-sM- 
 
 Brs-NG 
 Disembar'rassment, D^- 
 
 BM-Br-sMnt 
 Disembay', D 2 -sM-B 
 Disembel'lish, D 2 -sM-B- 
 
 L-SH 
 
 Disembit'ter, D'-sM-Btr 
 Disembod'y, D^-cH-B-D, 
 
 Di-sM-B-Dd, D-sM-B-D- 
 
 NG 
 Disembogue', D 2 -sM-B- 
 
 G, D 2 -sM-B-Gd, D 2 -sM- 
 
 B-G-NG 
 Disembogue'ment, D 2 - 
 
 sM-B-G-Mnt 
 Disembos'om, 
 
 Disembouchure', 
 
 B-SHr 
 
 Disembow'el, D^sM-B-L 
 Disembroil', DJ-sM-Br-JL, 
 
 Di-sM-Br-Ld, Di-sM-Br- 
 
 L-NG 
 
 Disenable, Ds-N-Bl 
 Disenchant'.Dsi-N-CHnt, 
 
 Ds^N-CH-N-Td, Ds l -N- 
 
 CHnt-NG 
 Pisenchant'er, Ds 1 - N - 
 
 CHntp 
 
 "75 
 
 Disenchant'ment, Ds 1 - 
 
 N-CHt-Mnt 
 Disencum'ber, Ds 2 -Ni Br, 
 
 Ds 2 -N!Brd, Ds s -NiBr- 
 
 NG 
 Disencum'brance, Ds 2 - 
 
 NiBrns 
 Disengage', Ds - N - G - J, 
 
 Ds^N-G-Jd, Ds 2 -N-G-J- 
 
 NG 
 Disenga'gednesaj Ds 2 -N- 
 
 G-Jd-Ns 
 Disengage'ment, Ds 2 -N- 
 
 G-J-Mnt 
 
 Disenno'ble, Ds 2 -N-Bl 
 Disenroll', Ds 2 -N-Bl 
 Disentan'gle, Dsi-Nt-NG- 
 
 Gl, Dsi-Nt-NG-Gld, Dsi- 
 
 Nt-NG-Gl-NG 
 Disentan'glement, Ds 1 - 
 
 Nt-NG-Gl-Mnt 
 Disenthrall', Dsi-Ntr-L 
 Disenthrone', Ds 2 - N - 
 
 TH(r)n 
 
 Disenti'tle, Ds^-N-T-Tl 
 Disentomb', Ds-N-T-M 
 Disentrance', Ds^N-Trns 
 Disespouse', D'-sS-Pz 
 Disesteem', DS-sSt-M, 
 
 ps-sSt-Md, D3-sSt-M-NG 
 Disestima'tion, D - sSt - 
 
 Mshn 
 Disfa'vor, Ds 2 -F-Vr, Ds 2 - 
 
 F-Vrd, Ds 2 -F-Vr-NG 
 Disfa'vorer, Ds 2 -F-Vr-E 
 Disflgura'tion, Ds 2 - F - 
 
 Grshn 
 Disflg'ure, Ds^-F-Gr, Ds 3 - 
 
 F-Grd, Ds 3 -F-Gr-NG 
 Disflg'urement, r>s-F- 
 
 Gr-Mnt 
 Disfran'chise, Ds 1 -Fr-N- 
 
 CHz, Dsi-Fr-N-CHzd, 
 
 Dsi-Fr-N-CHz-NG 
 Disfran'chisement, Ds 1 - 
 
 Fr-N-CH-zMnt 
 Disfur'nish, Ds 2 -Frn-/S'fl; 
 
 Ds 2 - Frn - SHt, Ds 2 - Frn- 
 
 Disgar'nish, Ds 1 -Gr-N- 
 
 SH, Ds^Gr-N-SHt, Ds 1 - 
 
 Gr-N-SH-NG 
 Disgorge', DsJ-Gr-J, Ds 1 - 
 
 Gr-Jd, Dsi-Gr-J-NG 
 Disgorge'ment, Ds 1 ^^ 
 
 J-Mnt 
 Disgrace', Ds 2 -Grs, Ds- 
 
 Grst, Ds 2 -Grs-NG 
 Disgrace'ful, Ds 2 - Grs - F 
 
 iff 
 
 Disgrace'fully, Ds*-Grs- 
 
 F(-L) 
 Disgrace'fulness, Ds 2 - 
 
 Grs-Fl-Ns [!Fs] 
 Disgra'cer, Ds 2 -Gr-8B 
 Disgra'cious, Ds 2 -Gr-SHs 
 Disguise', D l - sGz, D 1 - 
 
 sGzd, Di-sGz-NG 
 
 D^sguis'edly, 
 
 2 
 
 DIS 
 
 Disguise'ment, D 1 - sG - 
 
 zMnt 
 
 Disguis'er, D'-sG-Zr 
 Disgust', D 2 -sGst, D2-sGs- 
 
 Td, D 2 -sGstC) 
 Disgust'ful, D 2 -sGs-T-Fl 
 Disgust'ing, D 2 -sGst(-) 
 Disgust'ingly, D^-sGs-T- 
 
 NG1 
 Dish, D3-SH, W-Sm, DS- 
 
 Dishabille', D3-sB-L 
 Dish'cloth, D3-.S7/-K1-TH 
 Dish'clout, ~D 3 -SH-Klt 
 Disheart'en, Di-sH-fl-Tn, 
 
 D 1 -sH-.R-Tnd, D^-sH-R- 
 
 Tn-NG [D^sS-Tn, D 1 - 
 
 s.R-Tnd, Di-s/e-Tn-NG] 
 Dishev'el, D 2 -SH-Vl, D 2 - 
 
 SH-Vlcl, D2-SH-V1-NG 
 Dishev'eled, D 2 -SH-Vld 
 Dish'ful, D3-SH-F1 
 Dishon'est, Dzi-Nst 
 Dishon'estly, Dz^Ns-T-i 
 Dishon'esty, Dzi-Ns-T 
 Dishon'or, Dz^Nr, Dz 1 - 
 
 Nrd, Dzi-Xr-NG 
 Dishon'orable-yjDzJ-Nr- 
 
 Bl 
 Dishon'orableness, Dzi- 
 
 Nr-Bl-Ns [:Bs] 
 Dishon'orary, Dzi-TSr-R 
 Dishon'orer, Dz^Nr-B 
 Dishu'mor, D 3 -sH-Mr 
 Disincar'cerate, Ds 1 - N - 
 
 Kr-sflt 
 Disinclina'tion, Ds 2 -N- 
 
 Kl-Nshn 
 Disincline', Ds 1 - N - Kin, 
 
 Ds^N-Klnd, Ds^N-Kln- 
 
 NG- 
 
 Disinclose', Ds~N-Klz 
 Disinclosed', Ds 2 -N-Klzd 
 Disinfect', Ds 2 -N-F-K-T, 
 
 Ds^-N-F-K-Td, Ds 2 -N-F- 
 
 K-T-NG 
 Disinfect'ant, Ds 2 -N-F-K- 
 
 Tnt 
 Disinfec'tion, Ds 2 - K - F - 
 
 Kshn 
 Disingen'uous, Ds 2 -X-J- 
 
 NB 
 Disingen'uously, Us*-N- 
 
 J-Ns-L 
 Disingen'uousness, Ds*- 
 
 N-J-Ns-Ns 
 Disinher'ison, Ds* - N - 
 
 Hrz-N 
 Disinherit, Ds 2 - N - Hrt, 
 
 Ds^-N-Hr-Td, Ds 2 -N- 
 
 Hrt(-) 
 Disinher'itance, Ds^-N- 
 
 Hr-Tns 
 Disin'tegrable, Ds 3 -Nt- 
 
 Gr-Bl 
 Disin'tegrate, Ds3 - Nt - 
 
 Grt, Ds-Nt-Gr-Td, Ds- 
 
 Nt-Grt(-) 
 Disintegra'tion, Ds-Nt- 
 
 Grslm 
 
DIS 
 
 Disinter', Ds 2 -Nt-R, Ds 2 - 
 
 Nt-Rd. D8 2 -Nt-R-XG 
 Disin'terested, Ds 3 -Ntrs- 
 
 Td 
 Disinterestedly, ps 3 - 
 
 Ntrs-Td-L 
 Disinterestedness, Ds 3 - 
 
 Ntrs-Td-Ns 
 Disinter'ment, Ds 2 -Nt-R- 
 
 Mnt 
 Disinthrair, Ds 1 - Ntr - ~L. 
 
 Ds-Ntr-Ld, Dsi-Ntr- 
 
 L-NG 
 Disinthralled', Ds a -Xtr 
 
 Ld 
 Disinthrall'ment, Ds 1 - 
 
 Ntr-L-Mnt 
 Disjoin', Ds^Jn, DsWnd 
 
 Dgi-Jn-NG 
 Disjoin'edly, DsW-N-D- 
 
 L 
 Disjoint', Ds'-Jnt, Ds l -J- 
 
 N-Td, Ds^Jnt-NG 
 Disjoint'ed, DsW-N-Td 
 Disjoint'ly, Ds'-Jnt-L 
 Disjunct', Ds 2 -J-NGt 
 Disjunction, Ds 2 - J - 
 
 IsGshn 
 Disjunct'ive, Ds 2 -J-NGt- 
 
 V 
 Disjunct'ively, Ds 2 - J - 
 
 ROt-V-i 
 
 Disjunc'ture, Ds^-J-NGtr 
 Disk, D 3 -sK 
 Dislike', D'-sZ-K, D^-sL- 
 
 K-T. Di-sL-K-NG 
 Dis'locate,D 3 -si-K-T, D 3 - 
 
 Bi-K-Td, Da-sL-K-T-NG 
 Disloca'tion, D*-sL-Kshn 
 Dislodge', i-s/,-J,Di-sI,- 
 
 Jd, Di-S-fc-J-NG 
 Dislodg'ment, D!-sL-J- 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Disloy'al, r'-si-L 
 Disloy'ally, 
 Disloy'alty, Di-sL-Z-T 
 Dis'mal-ly, D-zM-i 
 Disman'tle, D^sM-N-T- 
 
 L, D>-sM-N-T-id, Di-sM- 
 
 N-T-i-NG 
 Dismask', D^sMs-K. D 1 - 
 
 sMs-Kt. D^sMs-K-NG 
 Disibast', D 1 - sMst, Di - 
 
 sMs-Td, Di-sMstC) 
 Dismay', D 2 -sM, D^-slId. 
 
 D2-8M-NG 
 Dismem'ber, D"- sM - M- 
 
 Br, D2-sM-M-Brd, D=-sM- 
 
 M-Br-NG 
 Dismem'bernient, D - 
 
 sM-M-Br-Mnt 
 Dismiss'f D 3 - sMs, T> 3 - 
 
 KMst. D3-sMs-XG 
 Dismiss'al, D 3 -sMs-L 
 Dismis'sion, D 3 -sMshn 
 Dismiss'ive, D^-sMs-V 
 Dismount', D^sMnt, D- 
 
 sMn-Td. Di-sMnt-NG 
 Disnat'uralize, Ds 1 - Nt - 
 
 JOB 
 
 76 
 
 Disobe'dience, D 3 - sB - 
 
 PUS 
 
 Disobe'dient, D 3 -sB-Dnt 
 Disobe'diently, D 3 - sB - 
 
 Dut-L 
 Disobey', D 2 -sB, D 2 -sBd, 
 
 D2. S B-NG 
 Disobliga'tion, Ds 2 - Bl - 
 
 Gshn 
 Disob'ligatory, Ds'-Bl- 
 
 G-T-R 
 Disoblige', Ds^Bl-J, Ds 1 - 
 
 Bl-Jd. Ds'-Bl-J-NG 
 Disobli'ger, DsJ-Bl-Jr 
 Disobli'ging, Dgi-Bl-J- 
 
 NG 
 Disobli'gingly, Dsi-Bl-J- 
 
 NGi 
 
 Disorbed', DJ-sR-Bd 
 Disor'der, D> - sRdr, D 1 - 
 
 sR-Drd. D^sRdr-NG 
 Disor'derliness, Di-sRdr- 
 I L-Ns 
 
 Disorderly, pi-sRdr-L 
 I Disorganiza'tion, D 2 -sR- 
 
 Gnzs/m 
 Disorganize, Di-sR-Gn- 
 
 Z, Di-sR-Gn-Zd, Di-gR- 
 
 Gn-Z-NG 
 Disor'ganizer, D!-sR-Gn- 
 
 Z-R 
 Disown', Dz 2 -N, Dz^-Nd, 
 
 Dz 2 -N-NG 
 Dispar'age, Di-sPr-J, Di- 
 
 sPr-Jd, Di-sPr-J-NG 
 Dispar'agement, Di-sPr- 
 
 J-Mnt 
 
 Dispar'ager, D!-sPr-Jr 
 Dispar'aging, Di-sPr-J- 
 
 NG 
 
 Dis'parate, D 3 -sP-Kt 
 Dis'parates, D3-sP-fits 
 Dispar'ity, Di sP-TJ-T 
 Dispark', Di sP-tf-K 
 Dispart', Di-sP-fit. Di-sP- 
 
 K-Td. Di-sP-fft-IsG 
 Dispas'sion, Di-fiPshn 
 Dispas'sionate,Di-sPslin- 
 
 T 
 Dispas'sionately, D* - 
 
 sPshn-T L 
 Dispatch', r>i-sP-CH, Di- 
 
 sP-CHt. Di-sP-CH-NG 
 Dispatch'er, Di-sP-CHr 
 Dispatch'ful, DJ-sP-CH- 
 
 Fl 
 
 Dis'pathy, D'-sP-TH 
 Dispau'per, Di-sP-Pr 
 Dispel', D 2 -sP-L, D 2 -sP- 
 
 Ld. D2-SP-L-NG 
 Dispend' D 2 -sPnd 
 Dispen'sable, 
 
 (-L) 
 Dispen'sary, D^sP-N-stf 
 
 [or D2-sP-s/<] 
 
 Dispensa'tion,D 2 -sPnssAn 
 Dispen'sative, D 2 -sP-Ns- 
 
 Tv 
 Dispen'satively, D 2 - sP - 
 
 Ns-I-Vl 
 
 DIS 
 
 Dis'pensator, 
 
 R 
 Dispen'satory, D 2 -sP-Ns- 
 
 f-K 
 Dispense', D 2 -sPns, D- 
 
 sPnst. D 2 -.sPns-NG 
 Dipsens'er, D 2 -sPn-sR 
 Dispeo'ple, D 3 sP-Pl, l>3- 
 
 sP-Pld. D 3 -sP-Pl-NG 
 Disperm'ous, D^-sPr-Ms 
 Disperse', D 2 -sP-Rs, D 2 - 
 
 sP-Rst, D 2 -sP-Hs-NG 
 Dispers'er, D 2 -sP-R-sR 
 Disper'sion, D 2 -sP-,Rshn 
 Dispersive, D 2 -sP-ffs-V 
 Dispirit, r> 3 -pPrt, D^-sPr- 
 
 Td, D 3 -sPrtC) 
 Displace', D -sPls, D 2 - 
 
 fiPlst. D^sPls-NG 
 Displace'able, D 2 -sPls. 
 
 Bl 
 Displace'ment, D 2 -sPl- 
 
 sMnt 
 Displac'ency, D 2 -sPls-X- 
 
 8 
 Displant', Di-sPlnt, Di- 
 
 sPln-Td. Di-sPlnt-NG 
 Displanta'tion, Di-sPln- 
 
 Tshn 
 Display', D 2 -sPl. D 2 -sPld, 
 
 D 2 -sPl-NG 
 
 Display'er, D 2 -sPl-R 
 Displease , D 3 -sPlz, D 3 - 
 
 sPlzd. D 3 -sPlz-XG 
 Displeas'ing, D 3 sPlz-NG 
 Displeas'ure, D 2 -sPl-Zr 
 Displode', U 2 sPl-D. D- 
 
 sPl-Dd. D 2 -sPl-D-XG 
 Displo'sion, D 2 -sPlzhn 
 Displo'sive, D 2 -sPis-v 
 Displume', D3-sPl-M 
 Dispone', D 2 -sPn 
 Disport', D 2 -sPrt, D 2 -sPr- 
 
 Td, D 2 -sPrt(-) 
 Disport'ment, D^sPrt- 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Dispos'able, D 2 -sPz-Bl 
 Dispos'al, D 2 sP-zL 
 Dispose', D 2 -sPz. D2. s p Z( j i 
 
 p 2 -sPz-XG 
 Disposed', D-sPzd 
 Dispos'er, D 2 -sP-Zr 
 Disposi'tion, D 3 -sPzsfcn 
 Dispossess', D^sPss, D 2 - 
 
 sPss-T, D 2 -sPss-XG 
 Disposses'sion,D 2 -sPz^n 
 Dispos'ure, l) 2 -sP-ZHr 
 Dispraise', D 2 -sPrz, D 2 - 
 
 sPrzd. D 2 -sPrz-NG 
 Disprais'er, D 2 -sPr-Zr 
 Dispread', D 2 -sPr-D. D 2 - 
 
 sPr-D-NG 
 
 Disproof, D 3 -sPrf 
 Disproportion, D 2 -sPr 
 
 P-/?shn, D 2 -sPr-P-.Rshnd, 
 
 D2-sPr-P-/eshn(-) [D- 
 
 fiPr-Pshn.D 2 -sPr-Pslin-D, 
 
 p 2 sPr-Pshn-NG] 
 Dispropor'tionable, !>* 
 
 ePr-Pshn-B (-L) 
 
DIS 
 
 Dispropor'tionably, 
 
 sPr-Pshn-B <-/,) 
 Dispropor'tional-ly, D 2 - 
 
 sPr-Pshn-Z, 
 Dispropor'tionate, D 2 
 
 ePr-Pshn-aT. (Vocalized 
 
 to distinguish it from Dis- 
 
 froportioned. ) 
 Disproportionately, D 2 - 
 
 sPr-Pshn-T-Z, 
 Dispropor'tionateness, 
 
 pa-sPr-Pshn-T-Ns 
 Dispropor'tioned, D 2 
 
 sPr-Pshn-D 
 Disprov'able, DS-sPrv-B 
 
 (-L) 
 
 Disprov'al, D3-sPr-Vl 
 Disprove', D^-sPrv, 1)3- 
 
 sPrvd. D 3 -sPrv-NG 
 Disprov'er, D 3 -sPrv-K 
 Dispun'ishable, D-sPn- 
 
 8H-B1 
 
 Dis'putable, D 3 -sPt-Bl 
 Dis'putableness, D 3 -ePt- 
 
 Bl-Ns [or:Bs] 
 Dis'putant, D-sP-Tnt 
 Disputa'tion, D^-sP-Tshn 
 Disputa'tious, D 2 -sP-T- 
 
 SHs 
 
 Dispu'tative, D 3 -sPt-Tv 
 Dispute', Ds-sPt, D 3 -sP- 
 
 Td, DS-sPtC) 
 Disput'er, D 3 -sPtr 
 Disqualiflca'tion, Ds - 
 
 Kw-Z,-F-Kshn [Ds*-K.w- 
 
 F-Kshn] 
 Disqual'ify, Dsi-Kw-i-F. 
 
 Dsi-Kw-i-Fd, Dsi-Kw-Z,- 
 
 F-NG [Dsi-Kw-F, Dgi- 
 
 Kw-Fd, Dgi-K-F-NG] 
 Disquiet', Dgi-Kw-T, Dsi- 
 
 Kw-Td, Dsi-Kw-T-NG 
 Disqui'eter, Ds^Kw-Tr 
 Disqui'etness, Dsi-Kw-T- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Disqui'etude, Dsi-Kw-Td 
 Disquisi'tion,Ds 3 -Kwz*An 
 Disregard', D 1 - sB - Grd, 
 
 NG 
 Disregard'er, D 1 - sB - Gr- 
 
 Dr 
 Disregard'ful,Di-sB-Grd- 
 
 F-L 
 Disrel'ish, Ds*->Rl-SH, 
 
 NG 
 Disremem'ber, D2-sB-M- 
 
 M-Br, D^-sE-M-M-Brd, 
 
 D2-sE-M-M-Br-NG 
 Disrepair', T> l -sR-P-R 
 Disrep'utable-y, D 2 - sR 
 
 Pt-Bl 
 Disreputa'tion, D*-sR-P- 
 
 Tshn 
 
 Disrepute', D 3 -sfi-Pt 
 Pisrespect', D'-sfi-sP-Kt, 
 
 Kt-NG [ 
 Bfl-sP-Td, 
 
 77 
 
 Disrespect'ful-ly, 
 
 sP-Kt-Fl [ 
 Disrobe', V*-sR-B, 
 
 Bd, D2-8/Z-B-NG 
 Disrob'er, D2-s-Br 
 Disroot', D^-sRt, I>3-sR 
 
 Td. D^-sBt-NG 
 Disrupt', D2-sB-Pt 
 Disrup'tion, D 2 -sB-Pshn 
 Disrupt'ive, D^sfi-Pt-V 
 Disrupt'ure, D 2 - &R - Ptr 
 
 (or-P-CHr) 
 Dissatisfac'tion, Dss^Ts- 
 
 F-Kshn [Ds8!-Ts-Fshn] 
 Dissatisfac'tory, DssJ-Ts- 
 
 F-K-T- [Dss'-T-sK] 
 Dissat'isfy, Dssi - Ts F, 
 
 Dssi-Ts-Fd, Dssi-Ts-F-NG 
 Dissect', D 2 -sK.t, D 2 -sK-Td, 
 
 D 2 -sKt-NG 
 
 Dissect'ible, D^-sKt-Bl 
 Dissec'tion, D 2 -sKshn 
 Dissect'or, D 2 -sKtr 
 Disseize', D 3 -sZ, D 3 -sZd, 
 
 D 3 -sZ-NG 
 
 Disseizee', D 3 -sZe 
 Dissei'zin, D 3 -sZn 
 Dissei'zor, D 3 -sZ-K 
 Dissem'blance, D 2 - sM - 
 
 Bins 
 Dissem'ble, D 2 -sM-Bl, D 2 - 
 
 sM-Bld, D 2 -sM-Bl-NG 
 Dissem'bler, D 2 -sM-Bl-R 
 Dissem'inate, D 2 -sM-N-T, 
 
 D 2 -sM-N-Td, DZ-sM-N-T- 
 
 NG 
 Dissemina'tion, D 2 -sM- 
 
 Nshn 
 Dissem'inative, D 2 - sM - 
 
 N-Tv 
 
 Dissem'inator,D 2 sM-Ntr 
 Dissen'sion, Ds 2 -Nshn 
 Dissen'sions, Ds^Nshns 
 Dissent', Ds 2 -Nt, Ds 2 -N- 
 
 Td, Ds-Nt-NG 
 Dissenta'neous, Ds 2 -Nt- 
 
 N-S 
 
 Dissent'er, Ds 2 -Ntr 
 Dissen'tient, Ds 2 -N-SHnt 
 Disserta'tion, D 2 -s.K-Tshn 
 Disserve', U 2 - s^v, D 2 - 
 
 effvd, D 2 -sRv(-) 
 Disserv'ice, D 2 -s.R-Vs 
 Disserv'iceable, D 2 sR - 
 
 Vs-Bl 
 Dissev'er, Ds 2 - V - R, D6 2 - 
 
 V-Kd. D6 2 -V--NG 
 Disse v'erance, Ds 2 -V-Sns 
 Dis'sidence, Ds 3 -Dns 
 Dis'sident, Ds 3 -Dnt 
 Dissil'ience, D 3 -sZ-Ks 
 Dissil'ient, D 3 -sZ--Nt 
 Dissim'ilar, V* - sM - L - R 
 
 Dissimilar'! ty, 
 
 Rt [Di-sM] 
 Dissim'ilarly, D 3 - sM - L- 
 
 R-L [D 3 -sM!i] 
 Dissimil'itude, D'-sM-I.- 
 
 Td 
 
 DIS 
 
 Dissim'ulate, D 3 -sM-lt 
 Dissimula'tion, U 2 -sM- 
 
 Z,shn 
 
 Dis'sipable, DS. S P.BI 
 Dis'sipate, D^-sPt, D 3 -sP- 
 
 Td. D*-sPtc) 
 Dissipa'tion, D 2 -sPshn 
 Disso'ciable, D^-SH-Bl 
 Disso'oial, Ds 2 -SHl 
 Disso'ciate, Ds 2 -,s7/t, Ds 2 - 
 
 SH-Td. Ds2-^7/t-N(i 
 Dissocia'tion, Ds 2 AT/shii 
 Dis'soluble, D^-si-Bl 
 iDis'solute, D 3 -s/,t 
 iDis'solutely, Di-xLi-L 
 \ Dis'soluteness.i) j -s^t-Xj 
 IDissolu'tion, l)3-s/,slm 
 Dissolv'able, D 1 zA-v-Bl 
 Dissolve', D l -zL-V, D^-zL- 
 
 Vd, Dl-zL-V-XG 
 Dissolv'ent, Di-zL-Vut 
 Dissolv'er, J) l -zL-\r 
 Dis'sonance, Ds^-Nns 
 Dis'sonancy, Ds ! -N-N-S 
 Dis'sonant, Ds 2 -Nnt 
 Dissuade', l>--wa, D 2 - 
 
 W-Dd. D--sWd(-) 
 Dissuad'er, D 2 -s'Wdr 
 Dissua'sion, D a -sWshn 
 Dissua'sive, D2- s Ws-V 
 Dissua'sively, D 2 -sWs-V- 
 
 L 
 
 Dissyllab'ic, D ! -sL-B-K 
 Dis'syllable or Dissyl'- 
 
 lable, D 3 -si-Bl 
 Drs'taff, D 3 -Tf 
 Distain', Ds 2 -Tn, D.s 2 -Tnd 
 
 DS--TU-NG 
 
 Dis'tance, Ds 3 -Tns, Ds 3 - 
 
 Tust. Ds 3 -Tns-NG 
 Dis'tant, Ds 3 -Tnt 
 Dis'tantly, Ds : i-Tnt-L 
 Distaste', Ds 2 -Tst, Ds^-Ts- 
 
 Td, Ds 2 -Tst-NG 
 Distaste'ful-ly, Ds 2 -Ts- 
 
 Fl 
 Distem'per, Ds 2 -T-M-Pr, 
 
 Ds 2 -T-M-Prd, Ds 2 -T-M- 
 
 Pr-NG 
 Distem'perature, Ds 2 -T- 
 
 M-Pr-CHr 
 Distem'pered, Ds 2 -T-M- 
 
 Prd 
 Distend', Ds 2 -Tnd. Ds 2 - 
 
 Tn-Dd. Ds 2 -Tnd-NG 
 Distensibil'ity, Ds 3 -T-N- 
 
 sB-it 
 
 Disten'sible, Ds 2 -T-Ns-Bl 
 Disten'sion, Ds 2 -T-Nshn 
 Dis'tich,D.s 3 -T-K 
 Dis'tichous, Ds'^-T-Ks 
 Distill', Ds3 - T - L, Ds 3 - T- 
 
 Ld. Dsa-T-Z,-NG 
 Distill'able, Ds 3 -T-L-Bl 
 Distilla'tion, Ds 2 -T-ishn 
 Distill'er, Ds 3 -T-L-R 
 Distill'ery, Ds 3 -T-i- 
 Distinct', Dst 3 -NGt fDs 
 Distinc'tion, Dst 3 -NGshn 
 Distinct'ive, Dst'-NGt-V 
 
DIS 
 
 Distinctively, 
 
 \-L 
 Distinctly, Dst - NGt - L 
 
 [Dst 3 iZ,i 
 Distinct'ness, Dsts-NGt- 
 
 Ns [Dsts-Ns] 
 Distinguish, Dsts-NG- 
 
 Gw-SH, DstS-NG-Gw- 
 
 SHt, Dst-NG-Gw-8H- 
 
 NG [Dst 3 -NG-8H, Dst 3 - 
 
 NG - 8Ht, Dst 3 - NG - SH - 
 
 NG] 
 Distinguishable, Dst 3 - 
 
 NG-Gw-SH-Bl [Dst3-NG- 
 
 8H-B11 
 Distinguished, Dsts-NG- 
 
 Gw-SHt [Dsta-NG-SHt] 
 Distin'guisher, Dst 3 -NG- 
 
 Gw-SHr [Dst 3 -NG-SHr] 
 Distin'guishing, Dsts . 
 
 NG-Gw-SH-NG [Dst 3 - 
 
 NG-SH-NG] 
 Distort', Ds l -T-Rt, DsJ-T- 
 
 fl-Td, Dsi-T-flt-NG 
 Distortion, Ds^T-Kshn 
 Distortlve, Ds'-T-St-V 
 Distract', D 1 - sTr - Kt, D 1 - 
 
 8Tr-K-Td, Di-sTr-Kt-NG 
 Distract'er, Di-sTr-Etr 
 Distract'edly, Di-sTr-K- 
 
 Td-Z, 
 Distract'edness, 
 
 K-Td-Ns 
 
 Distrac'tion, D^s 
 Distract'ive, ri-sTr-Kt-V 
 Distrain', D^-sTm, D- 
 
 eTrnd, D^-sTrn-NG 
 Distrain'or, D 2 -sTr-Nr 
 Distraint', DZ-sTrnt 
 Distraught, Di-sTrt 
 Distress', D" - sTrs, D* - 
 
 sTrst, D^-sTrs-NG 
 Distress'ful, D--sTrs-Fl 
 Distributable, D^-sTr- 
 
 Bt-Bl 
 Distrib'ute,r>s-8Tr-Bt, D3- 
 
 sTr-B-Td, D3. S Tr-Bt(-) 
 
 See Disturb. 
 
 Distribu'ter, D^-BTr-Btr 
 Distribu'tion, D 3 - sTr - 
 
 Bshn 
 Distributive, D 3 -sTr-Bt- 
 
 y 
 Distrib'utively, DS-sTr- 
 
 Bt-v-i 
 Dis'trict, D^-sTr-Kt, D- 
 
 sTr-K-Td, DS-sTr-Kt-NG 
 Distrust', D^-sTret, D- 
 
 sTrs-Td, D2-sTrst-NG 
 Distrustful-ly, D2-sTrst- 
 
 Fl 
 Disturb', Dstr^-B, Dstr2- 
 
 Bd. Dstr 2 -B-NG. See Dis- 
 tribute. 
 
 Disturb'ance, Dstr 2 -Bns 
 Disturb'er, Dstr=-B-B 
 Disun'ion, Ds 3 -Yn-N 
 Disun'ionist, D.s^-Yn-Nst 
 Disunite', Dsi-Yn-T, 
 
 Yn-Td, 
 
 78 
 
 DIsu'nity, Ds-Y-N-T 
 Disu'sage, Ds 3 -Yz-J 
 Disuse', DS^-YS 
 Disuse', Ds s -Yz, Ds^Yzd, 
 
 Dsa-Yz-NG 
 
 Disvalua'tion, Ds s -Vlshn 
 Disval'ue, Dsi-Vl 
 Ditch, D-OH, D 3 -CHt, D*- 
 
 CH-NG 
 
 Ditch'er, D*-CHr 
 Di'theism, Di-TH-zM 
 Ditheist'ic, D 3 -THst-K 
 Ditheist'ical, D 3 -THst-K- 
 
 L 
 
 Dith'yramb, D 3 -THr-M-B 
 DithyramTsic, D-THr 
 
 M-B-K 
 Dithyram'bus, D 1 THr 
 
 M-Bs 
 
 Di'tone, Di-Tn 
 Dit'tany, D 3 -T-N 
 Dit'tied, D 3 -Td 
 Dit'to, D-T 
 Dit'ty, r>s-T 
 Diure'sis, D 3 -lfss 
 Diuret'ic, D2-^-T-K 
 Diur'nal-ly, D 2 -K-N1 
 Diutur'nal, D^-Tr-Nl 
 Divan', Dvi-K 
 Divar'icate, Dvi-K-Kt, 
 
 Dvl-K-K-Td, Dvi-K-Kt- 
 
 NG 
 Divarica'tion, Dv - K - 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Dive, Dvi, Dvdi, 
 Dive'dapper, D 
 Div'er, Dv>-R 
 Diverge', D\--R-3, 
 
 DOC 
 
 Diverge'ment, 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Divergence, Dv^-R-Jna 
 Diver'gency, Dv 2 -.R-J-N- 
 
 8 
 
 Diver'gent, 
 Di'vers, DvJ-Ez 
 Di'verse, Dvi-Es 
 Diverse', Dv^-Rs 
 Di'versely, Dv^ 
 Diversiflca'tion, 
 
 F-Kshn 
 
 Diversified, Dv^ 
 Diver'siform, V 
 
 Diversify, 
 Rs-Fd, Dv2 
 Diver'sion, 
 Diversity, Dv*-Rs-T 
 Divert', Dv*-#t, Dv2-fi-Td, 
 
 Divert'er, Dv*-fftr 
 Divert'isement, Dv^-Ets 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Divert'ive, Dv^-Rt-V 
 Divest', D* Vst, D2-Vs-Td, 
 
 Divestiture, D-Vs-Ttr 
 Divide', Dvi-D, Dv'-Dd, 
 
 Dividend, Dv^-Dnd 
 
 Divid'er, 
 Divina'tion, Dv*-Nshn 
 Divine', (o)Dvi-N, Dv 1 -^ 
 
 E, Dvi-Nst 
 Divine', (. ) Dvi - N, Dvi- 
 
 Nd, Dvi-N-NG 
 Divinely, Dvi-N-L 
 Divin'er, Dvi-N-E 
 Diving-bell, Dvi-NG-B- 
 
 L 
 
 Divinity, Dv 3 -N-T 
 Divisibility, D 3 -Vz-Blt 
 Divisible, D 3 -Vz-Bl 
 Division, D 3 - Vzhn 
 Divisional, D3-Vzhn-< 
 Divi'sive, D 1 -Vs-V 
 Divi'sor, D'-V-Zr 
 Divorce', Dv^-Es, Dv-Est, 
 
 Dv2-.Rs-NG 
 Divorce'able, Dv 2 - Rs B 
 
 (-L) 
 Divorce'ment, Dv-Es- 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Divor'cer, Dv^-Es-E 
 Divor'cive, Dv 2 -Ks-V 
 Divulge', D2-V1-J, 
 
 Jd, D 2 -V1-J-NG 
 Divul'ger, D^Vl-Jr 
 Divul'sion, D 2 -Vlshn 
 Divul'sive, D 2 -Vl-sV 
 Diz'en, Dz 3 -N, Dz 3 -Nd, 
 
 Dz 3 -N-NG 
 
 Diz'ziness, D 3 -Z-Ns 
 Diz'zy, DS-Z, D 3 -Zr, D 3 -Zat 
 Do, (n.)D 2 
 Do, (B.)D 3 [D*]. SeeCouW 
 
 and Did. 
 Doat, Dt 
 Dob'ber, Di-Br 
 Docibillty, Ds 3 -Bl-T 
 Doclble, Ds!-Bl 
 Doclbleness, Dbi-Bl-Ns 
 Docile, Ds^L 
 Docility, D^-sL-T 
 Doclmacy, D>-sM-S 
 Docimas'tic, Di-sMs-T-K 
 Dock, Di-K, D ] -Kt, D-K- 
 
 NG 
 
 Dock'age, D^K-J 
 Dock'et, Di-Kt, Di-K-Td, 
 
 Di-Kt-NG 
 
 Dock'-yard, D!-K-Y(r)d 
 Doc'tor, Di-Ktr, Di-Ktrd, 
 
 Di-Ktr-NG 
 
 Note. When placed be- 
 fore a name as a title the 
 contraction Dr is used for 
 Doctor. 
 
 Doc'toral, Di-Ktr-L 
 Doc'torate, D>-Ktr-T 
 Doc'toress, D^Ktr-S 
 Doc'tress, Di-K-Trs 
 Doc'torship, D^Ktr-SH-P 
 
 [oriSH] 
 
 Doctrinaire', D^K-Tr-Nr 
 Doc'trinal-ly, D 1 - K - Tr- 
 
 Nl IDi-Tr-Nl] 
 Doc'trine, D^K-Trn [D- 
 
 Trn] 
 Doc'ument, D^K-Mnt 
 
DOC 
 
 Document'al, D*-K i Mnt 
 Document'ary, D 2 - K - 
 
 Mnt-K 
 
 Dod'der, D J -Dr 
 Dodec'agon, Dd 2 -K-Gn 
 Dodecahe'dral, Dd3-K- 
 
 Hd-fll 
 Dodecahe'dron, Dd^- K- 
 
 Hd-fln 
 
 Dodge, Di-J, D'-Jd, DJ-J- 
 
 NG 
 
 Dodg'er, DWr 
 Do'do, D"-D 
 Doe, D 2 
 
 Doe'skin, D 2 -sKn 
 Do'er, D 3 -B 
 Does, Dz2 
 
 Doff, Df. Dfti, Dfi-NG 
 Dog, D'-G, DMM, Di-G-NG 
 Do'gate, D 2 -Gt 
 Dog'berry, D'-G-B-JZ 
 Dog'-brier, Di-G-Br-E 
 Dog'-cart, D'-G-Krt 
 Dog'-cheap, DJ-G 
 Dog'-day, D^G-D 
 Doge, D 2 -J 
 Dog'flsh, Di-G-F- 
 Dog'ged, 
 
 Dog'gedly, D^Gd-Z 
 Dog'gedness, 
 Dog'ger, D J -Gr 
 Dog'gerel, D^Gr-L 
 
 Dog'gish, 
 Dog'-Latin, D'-G-i-Tn 
 Dog'ma, D'-G-M 
 Dog'mata, D^G-M-T 
 Dogmat'ic, Di-G-Mt-K ' 
 Dogmat'ical-ly, D^G-Mt- 
 
 Kl 
 
 Dogmat'ics, D^G-Mt-Ks 
 Dog'matism, D^-G-Mtz-M 
 Dog'matist, Di-G-M-Tst 
 
 lor -Mist] 
 Dog'matize, D^G-M-Tz, 
 
 D'-G-M-Tzd, DJ-G-M-Tz- 
 
 NG 
 
 Dog'matizer, D^G-Mt-Zr 
 Dog'rose, Di-G-JKz 
 Dog's-ear, D-G-zK 
 Dog'star, D 1 - G - sT - K (or 
 
 Di-Gstr] 
 
 DogMooth, Di-G-T-TH 
 Dog'-trot, Di-G-Trt 
 Dog' -watch, Di-G-wCH 
 Dog'wood, D>-G-wD 
 Doi'ly, W-L 
 
 Do'ings, D2-NGs. See Do. 
 Doit, Dti 
 Dolab'riform, Di-i-Br-F 
 
 (-E-M) 
 
 Dol'ce, W-L-CH 
 Dolcemen'te, Da - L CH - 
 
 Mn-T 
 
 Dol'drums, D 1 -i-Dr-Mz 
 Dole, D2-L, D-Ld, D-L- 
 
 NG 
 
 Dole'ful-ly, 
 Dole'some, D^-L-s'M. 
 Doll. Di-L 
 Dollar, Di-i-B [D] 
 
 79 
 
 Dol'men, D'-Z-Mn 
 Dol'omite, D^Z-Mt 
 Dolor, D2-Z-B 
 DoloriTerous, D3 - Z - B - 
 
 Frs 
 
 Dolorif'ic, D3-Z-.R-F-K 
 Dolorif ical, D J -Z-R-F-K1 
 Doloro'so, r> 2 -Z-.R-S 
 Dol'orous. Di-Z-Rs 
 Dol'orously, D^L-R-sL 
 Dol'phin, D!-Z-Fn 
 Dolt, D 2 -Lt 
 Dolt'ish, D2-Z-T-SH 
 Dolt'ishness, D^Z-T-SZT- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Domain', D 2 -Mn 
 Dome, D 2 -M 
 Domes'day, D^-Mz-D 
 Domes'tic, D 2 -Ms-T-K 
 
 [D2-MS-K] 
 Domes'ticate, D a -Ms-T- 
 
 Kt, D2-Ms-T-K-Td, D^-Ms 
 
 -T-Kt-NG [D 2 -Ms-Kt, D 2 - 
 
 Ms-K-Td, D 2 -Ms-Kt-NGj 
 Domestioa'tion, D^Ms-T 
 
 -Kshn [D2-Ms-Kshn] 
 Domesticity, D^-Ms-Ts- 
 
 Dom'icile, I^-M-BZ, D 1 - 
 
 M-sZd. Di-M-sZ-NG 
 Domiciliary, DS-M-sZ-A' 
 Domicil'iate, D 3 -M-sZ-T, 
 
 D 8 -M-sZ-Td, D 3 - Bl-sZt- 
 
 NG 
 Domicilia'tion, D 2 - M - 
 
 sZshn 
 
 Dominance, D^Mn-Ns 
 Domlnancy, D^Mn-N-S 
 Dominant, Di-Mn-Nt 
 Dominate, Di-M-N-T, D 1 
 
 -M-N-Td, D>-M-N-T-NG 
 Domina'tion, D 2 -M-Nshn 
 Domlnative, D'-M-N-Tv 
 Domlnator, D^M-Ntr 
 Dom'ine, D^M-N 
 Domineer', D 8 -M-Nr, D 3 - 
 
 M-Nrd. DS-M-Nr-NG 
 Dominical, D 3 -M-N-K1 
 Dominican, D 3 -Mn-Kn 
 Dominie, D!-M-N 
 Dominion, D3-Mn-N 
 Domino, D 1 -M-N 
 Don, Dni. Dnd 1 , Dn^-NG 
 Do'nable, D 2 -N-B1 
 Do'nate, D=-N-T, D 2 -N- 
 
 Td, D N-T-NG 
 Dona'tion, D 2 -Nshn 
 Don'atism, Di-N-T-zM 
 Don'atist, Di-N-Tst 
 Don'ative, Di-N-Tv 
 Dona'tor, D 2 -Ntr 
 Done, Dn 2 
 Donee', D-N 
 Don'jon, DnS-Jn 
 Don'key, Di-NG-K 
 Don'na, Di-N 
 Do'nor, D*-Nr 
 Doo'dle, D 3 Dl 
 Doom, D 8 -M, D 3 -Md, D 3 - 
 
 M-NG 
 
 DOU 
 
 Dooms'day, D 3 -Mz-D 
 Door, D 2 -B 
 
 Door'-keeper,D2-R-K-Pr 
 Door'-nail, D-B-N-L 
 Door'-plate, D'-R-Plt 
 Door'-way, D--R-\f 
 Dor, D'-K 
 Dora'do, P 2 -7J-D 
 Doree' or Do'ree, D^or^-R 
 Do'rian, D--Hn 
 Dor'ic, D'-^-K 
 Dor'icism, D'-K-Sz-JI 
 Dor'mancy, DrJ-Mn-S 
 Dor'mant, Di^-Mut 
 Dor'mer, Di^-M-E 
 Dor'mer-window, Dr 1 - 
 
 M-fi-Wn-B 
 
 Dor'mitive, Dr^-M-Tv 
 Dor'mitory, Dri- 
 Dor'mouse, DrJ- 
 Dor'nick, Di-^- 
 Dorr, I)i-R 
 Dor'sal, I)i-R-sZ 
 Dorsii y erous, 
 
 Do'ry, 
 
 Dose, Ds 2 , Dst 2 , 
 Dos'el, Ds!-L 
 Dos'ser, Di-sB 
 Dos'sil, Ds!-L 
 Dost, I)st a 
 
 Dot, Dti, Di-Td, Dt'C) 
 Do'tage, Dt 2 -j 
 Do'tal, Dt--L 
 Do'tard, Dt 2 -Ed 
 Dota'tion, D 2 -Tshn 
 Dote, Dt 2 , D 2 -Td, Dt2(-) 
 Dot'er, Dtra 
 Doth, D2-TH 
 Dot'ingly, Dt 2 -NGl 
 Dot'tard, DH-Kd 
 Dot'ted, Di-Td 
 Dot'terel, D'-Tr-L 
 Dot'trel, Di-Tr-L 
 Dou'ay, D 3 
 Double, D 2 -B1, D 2 -Bld, 
 
 D 2 -B1-NG 
 
 Doub'le-base, D^-Bl-Bs 
 Doub'le-breasted, D^Bl- 
 
 Brs-Td 
 Double-dealer, D 2 -B1- 
 
 D-Z-R 
 Double-dealing, D*-B1- 
 
 D-Z-NG 
 
 Double-dyed, D 2 -Bl-Dd 
 Double-eagle, D 2 -Bi-Gl 
 Double-faced, D 2 -Bl-Fst 
 Double-flower, D 2 -B1- 
 
 Fl-B 
 Double-minded, D*-B1- 
 
 Mn-Dd 
 
 Doubleness, D^-Bl-Ns 
 Double-quick, D a - Bl - 
 
 Kw K 
 
 Doubler, D 2 -B1-K 
 Double-salt, D-Bl-eLt 
 Double-star, D*-Bl-sT-B 
 
 (or D 2 -Blstr) 
 Doublet, Dz-Blt 
 Doublets, D2-Blta 
 
uou 
 
 80 
 
 Doubloon', D 3 -Bln 
 
 Drach'ma, Dri-K-M 
 
 Doub'ly, D 2 -B1 
 
 Draff, Drf i 
 
 Doubt, DU. Di-Td. Dti(-) 
 
 DrafTy, Dr'-F 
 
 Doubt'able, Dti-Bl 
 
 Draft, Drfti, Drfi - Td, 
 
 Doubt'er, Dtr 1 . See Audi- 
 
 Drfti-NG 
 
 tor. 
 
 Drafts'man, Drfts l -Mn 
 
 Doubt'ful-ly, Dt'-Fl 
 
 Drag, Dri-G, Dri-Gd, Dri- 
 
 Doubt'fulness, Dti-Fl-Ns 
 
 G-NG 
 
 fDt 1 : Fs] 
 
 Drag'-bar, Dr'-G-Br 
 
 Doubt'less, Dti-Ls 
 
 Drag'gle, Dri-Gl, Dri-Gld, 
 
 Doubtlessly, W-L-sL 
 
 Dri-Gl-NG 
 
 Douceur', D a -sR 
 
 Drag'-net, Dri-G-Nt 
 
 Douche', D 3 SH 
 
 Drag'oman, Dr^G-Mn 
 
 Dough, D 2 
 
 Drag'on, Dri-Gn 
 
 Dough'-face, D 2 -Fs 
 
 Drag'onet, Dri-G-Nt 
 
 Dough'nut, D 2 -N-T 
 
 Drag'on-flsh, Dri-Gn-F- 
 
 Dough'tily, Di-T-I, 
 
 SH 
 
 Dough'tiness, Di-T-Ns 
 
 Dragonnade', Dr 2 -Gn-D 
 
 Dough'ty, Di-T 
 
 Drag'on's-tail, Dri - Gns- 
 
 Dough'y, D6I 2 
 
 T-L 
 
 Douse, Ds 1 , Dst 1 , Ds!-NG 
 
 Dragoon', Dr 3 - Gn, Dr 3 - 
 
 Dove, Dv* 
 
 Gnd. Dr^-Gn-NG 
 
 Dove'-cot, Dv^Kt 
 
 Dragoonade', Dr 2 -Gn-D 
 
 Dove'-house, Dv 2 -Hs 
 Dove'-like, Dv 2 -L-K 
 
 Drag'-sheet, Dr l -G-8Ht 
 Drain, Dm 2 , Drnd 2 , Drn 2 - 
 
 Do'ver's Powder, Dv- 
 
 NG 
 
 Kz-P-Dr 
 
 Drain'able,Drn 2 -B (-L) 
 
 Dove'tail, Dv 2 -T-L, Dv- 
 
 Drain'age, Drn 2 -J 
 
 T-Ld. Dv 2 -T-L-NG 
 
 Drain'er, Dr 2 -Nr 
 
 Dow'able, Di-Bl 
 
 Drake, Dr 2 -K 
 
 Dow'ager, Di-Jr 
 
 Dram, Dri-M 
 
 Dow'dy, Di-D 
 
 Dra'ma, Dr 1 or 2 -M 
 
 Dow'dyish, W-V-SH 
 
 Dramat'ic, Dri-Mt-K 
 
 Dow'el, D'-L, D'-Ld, D- 
 
 Dramat'ical-ly, Dr ] -Mt- 
 
 L-NG 
 
 Kl 
 
 Dow'el-pin, Di-L-Pn 
 
 Dram'atist, Dri-M-Tst 
 
 Dow'er, Di-R 
 
 Dram'atize, Dr 1 - M - Tz, 
 
 Dow'ered, Di-Rd 
 
 Dri-M-Tzd. Dri-M-Tz-NG 
 
 Dow'erless, D'-R-Ls 
 
 Dram'aturgy, Dri-M-Tr- 
 
 Dow'las, Di-is 
 
 J 
 
 Down, Dni 
 
 Drank, Dr^NG-K 
 
 Down'cast, D-Ni-Kst 
 
 Drape, Dr 2 -P, Dr 2 -Pt, Dr 2 - 
 
 Down'fall, Dni F-L 
 
 P-NG 
 
 Down'fallen, Dni-F-Ln 
 
 Dra'per-y, Dr 2 -Pr 
 
 Down'-haul, Di-N-Hl 
 
 Dras'tic, Drsti-K 
 
 Down'hearted, Di-N-Hr- 
 
 Draught, Drfti 
 
 Td 
 
 Draught'-board, Drfti . 
 
 Down'hill, D'-N-Hl 
 
 B-Rd 
 
 Down'right, Di-Nrt 
 
 Draughts'man.Drfts 1 - Mn 
 
 Down'-stairs, Dnstrz 1 
 
 Draw, Dri. Dri-NG 
 
 Down'trod, Di-N-Trd 
 
 Draw'able, Dri BI 
 
 Down'trodden, Di-N-Tr- 
 
 Draw'back, Dr ! -B-K 
 
 Dn 
 
 Draw'-bridge, Dri-Br-J 
 
 Downward, Di-N-Wrd 
 
 Drawee', Dr" 3 
 
 Down'wards, Di-N-Wrds 
 
 Draw'er, Dr T -R 
 
 Down'y, Di-N 
 
 Draw'-head, Dri-Hd 
 
 Dow'ry, D l -B 
 
 Draw'ing, Dr'-NG 
 
 Dowse, Dsi 
 
 Draw'ing-master, Dr 1 - 
 
 Doxolog'ical, Di-K-si-J- 
 
 NC 1 ^Vfcstr 
 
 Kl 
 
 Draw'ing-room, Dri-NG- 
 
 Doxol'ogy, Di-K-si-J 
 
 R-M 
 
 Dox'y, Di-K-S 
 
 Draw'-knife, Dr'-N-F 
 
 Doze, Dz 2 . Dxd 2 , Dz-NG 
 
 Draw'ing-knife, Dri-NG- 
 
 Doz'en, Dz 2 -N 
 
 N-F 
 
 Doz'iness, D 2 -Z-Ns 
 
 Drawl, Dri-L, Dri-Ld, Dr J - 
 
 Doz'y. D 2 -Z 
 
 L-NG 
 
 Drab, Dri-B 
 
 Drawn, Drni 
 
 Drab'ble, Dri-Bl, Dri-Bld. 
 
 Draw'-plate, Dri-PH 
 
 Dr'-Bl-NG 
 
 Dray, Dr 2 
 
 Drachm, Dr 1 -!! 
 
 Dray'age, Dr 2 - J 
 
 DRI 
 
 Dray'cart, Dr 2 -Krt 
 Dray'man, Dr*-Mn 
 Dra'zel, Dr^zi 
 Dread, Drd 2 , Dr 2 'Dd or 
 
 Dr 2 -D-D. Drd 2 (-) 
 Dread'ful-ly, Drd^Fl 
 Dread'fulness, Drd-Fl- 
 
 Ns [Drd 2 :Fs] 
 Dread'less, Drd 2 -s 
 Dread'naught, Drd 2 -Kt 
 Dream, Dr^-M, Dr3-Md, 
 
 Dr 3 -M-NG 
 
 Dream'er, DrS-M-R 
 Dream'ful, Dr-M-Fl 
 Dream'-land, Dr'-M-ind 
 Dreamless, Dr^-M-is 
 Dreamt, Dr 2 -Mt 
 Dream'y, (a.) D^-M, Dr*- 
 
 M-R, Dr^-Mst 
 Drear, Dr 3 -R 
 Drear'ily, Vi 
 Drear'iness, Dr 
 Drear'y, Dp* R 
 Dredge, Dr 2 -J, Dr 2 -Jd, 
 
 Dr2-J-NG 
 Dredg'er, Dr 2 -Jr 
 Dredg'ing-box, Dr 2 - J - 
 
 NG - B - Ks 
 Dredg'ing -machine, Dr* 
 
 -J-XG-M-SHn 
 Dregs, Dr 2 -Gz 
 Dreg'giness, Dr 2 -G-Ns 
 Dreg'gish, Dr 2 -G-SH 
 Dreg'gy, Dr^-G 
 Drench, Dr2-N-CH, Dr 2 -N 
 
 -CHt, Dr 2 -N-CH-NG 
 Drench'er, Dr^N-CHr 
 Dress, Drs 2 , Drst 2 , Drs 2 - 
 
 NG 
 
 Dress'-coat, Dr 2 -sKt 
 Dress'er, Dr 2 -sR 
 Dress'ing, Drs 2 -NG 
 Dress'ing-gown, Drs 2 - 
 
 NG-Gn 
 Dress'ing-room, Drs 2 - 
 
 NG-R-M 
 Dress'-maker, Dr 2 -sM- 
 
 Kr 
 
 Dress'y, Dr 2 -S 
 Dreul, Dri-L 
 Drew, Dr 3 
 Drib, Dr 3 -B 
 Drib'ble, Di-3-Bl, Dr-Bld, 
 
 Dr'-Bl-NG 
 Drib'blet, DrS-BH 
 Drib'let, Dr 3 -BH 
 Dri'er, Dr'-R 
 Drift, Drf t", DrfS-Td, Drft- 
 
 NG 
 
 Drift'- way, Drft 3 -W 
 Drift'wood, Drft^-Wd 
 Drift'y, Drf-T 
 Drill, Dr 3 -L, DrS-Ld, Dr- 
 
 L-NG 
 
 Drill'-box, Dr 3 -i-B-Ks 
 Drill'ing, DrS-L-NG 
 Drill'-plow, Dr 3 -L-Pl 
 Drill'-press, DrS-i-Prs 
 Drill'-sergeant, Drs-Zr 
 
 sfi-Jnt 
 
DR1 
 
 Drink, DrS-NG-K, Dr3-NG- 
 
 K-NG 
 
 Drink'able, DrS-NG-K-Bl 
 Drink'er, Dr 3 -NG-Kr 
 Drip, Dr-P, Drs-Pt, Dr 3 - 
 
 P-NG 
 
 Drip'ping, DrS-P-NG 
 Drip'ping-pan, Dr 3 - P - 
 
 NG-Pn 
 
 Drip'-stone, Dr 3 -P-sTn 
 Drive, Drvi. Drvi-NG 
 Driv'el, Dr*-Vl, 
 
 Dr 3 -Vl-NG 
 Driv'eler, Dr3-Vl-R 
 Driv'en, Drv3-N 
 Driv'er, Dr^Vr 
 Driv'ing-wheel, Drv 1 - 
 
 NG-W1 
 Driz'zle, Dr-Zl, Dr3-Zld, 
 
 Dr 3 -Zl-NG 
 Driz'zly, DrS-Zl 
 Droit, Drt 1 
 Droll, (a.) Dr 2 -L, Dr 2 -i- 
 
 R, Dr 2 -Lst 
 Droll'ery, Dr 2 -Z,-K 
 Droll'ish, Dr 2 -Z,-SH 
 Drom'edary, Dr 2 -Md-.R 
 Drone, Dm 2 , Drnd 2 , Drn 2 - 
 
 NG 
 
 Drone'-bee, Dm 2 -B 
 Drone'-pipe, Drn 2 -P-P 
 Dron'ish, Dr 2 -N-SH 
 Drool, DrS-L, Dr3-Ld, Dr 3 
 
 -L-NG 
 Droop, Dr 3 -P, DrS-Pt, Dr 3 
 
 -P-NG 
 
 Droop'ingly, DrS-P-NGl 
 Drop, Dr'-P, Dr'-Pt, Dr 1 - 
 
 P-KG 
 
 Drop'let, Dr'-P-it 
 Drop'-letter, Dri-P-Ztr 
 Drop'per, Dr J -Pr 
 Drop'-press, Dri-P-Prs 
 Drop'-scene, DrJ-P-sN 
 Drop'-serene, Di^-P-a-fin 
 Drop'sical, Dr^Ps-Kl 
 Drop'sicalness, Dr 1 - Ps - 
 
 Kl-Ns 
 
 Drop'sied, Dr^P-sD 
 Drop'sy, Dri-P-S 
 Drop'-wort, Dr^P-Wrt 
 Dros'ky, Dr-sK 
 Drosom'eter, Dri-sMtr 
 Dross, Drs 1 
 Dross'iness, DrJ-S-Ns 
 Dross'y, Dr ] -S 
 Drought, Drt 1 
 Drought'iness, DrJ-T-Ns 
 Drought'y, Dr l -T 
 Drouth, Dri-TH 
 Drove, Drv 2 
 Drov'er, Dr 2 -Vr 
 Drown, Dm 1 , Drnd 1 , Dm* 
 
 -NG 
 
 Drown'ing, Drn>-NG 
 Drowse, Drz 1 , Drzd 1 , Drz 1 
 
 -NG 
 
 Drow'sily, Dri-Zl 
 Drow'siness, Dr'-Z-Ns 
 Drow'sy, Dr [ -Z 
 
 4* 
 
 81 
 
 Drub, DrVB, Dr 2 -Bd, Dr=- 
 
 B-NG 
 
 Drub'ber, Dr 2 -Br 
 Drudge, Dr 2 -J, Dr-Jd, 
 
 Dr 2 -J-NG 
 
 Drudg'er-y, Dr 2 - Jr 
 Drug, Dr 2 -G, Dr 2 -Gd, Dr 2 - 
 
 G-NG 
 
 Drugged, Dr 2 -Gd 
 Drug'get, Dr 2 -Gt 
 Drug'gist, Dr 2 -Gst 
 Dru'id, Di-s-D 
 Dru'idess, DrS-Da 
 Druid'ic, Dr-D-K 
 Druid'ical, DrS-D-Kl 
 Dru'idism, DrS-D-zM 
 Drum, Dr 2 - M, Dr 2 - Md, 
 
 Dr 2 -M-NG 
 
 Drum'-fish, Dt s -fS.-T-Slf 
 Drum'-head, Dr 2 -M-Hd 
 Drum'-major, Dr 2 -M-M- 
 
 Jr 
 
 Drum'mer, Dr 2 -M-R 
 Drum'mpnd, Dr 2 -Mnd 
 Drum'stick, Dr^-Ms-T-K 
 Drunk, Dr 2 -NG-K 
 Drunk'ard, Dr 2 -NG-Krd 
 Drunk'en, Dr 2 -NG-Kn 
 Drunk'enness, Dr 2 -NG- 
 
 Kn-Ns 
 
 Drupa'ceous, ~Dr--P-SlIa. 
 Drupe, DP"-? 
 Druse, Drs 3 
 Dru'sy, DrS-S 
 Drux'ey or Drux'y, Dr 2 - 
 
 ir_Q 
 
 Dry, (a.) Dri, Dr'-R, Drst 1 
 Dry, (v.) Dri. Drdi, Dr'-NG 
 Dry'ad, Dr^D 
 Dry'er, Dr!-R 
 Dry'-goods, Dr>-Gdz 
 Dry'ing^Dr^NG 
 Dry'ly, Dr>-L 
 Dry'ness, Dri-Ns 
 Dry'-nurse, Dr J -Nrs 
 Dry'-point, Dr>-Pnt 
 Dry'-rot, Dri-JJt 
 Dry'-rub, Dr^JZ-B, Dr'- 
 
 fi-Bd, Dri-^-B-NG 
 Dry'-salter, Dr'-sLtr 
 Dry'-saltery, Dr l -sL-Tr 
 Dry'-shod, Dr^-SHd 
 Du'ad, D 3 -D 
 Du'al, D3-L 
 Du'alism, D 3 -Lz-M 
 Du'alist, D 3 -ist 
 Dualist'ic, D 3 -Lz-T-K 
 Dual'ity, D^-L-T 
 Du'archy, D 3 -R-K 
 Dub, D-B, D 2 -Bd, D-B- 
 
 NG 
 
 Dub'ber, D 2 -Br 
 Du'bious, D^-Bs 
 Du'biously, D 3 -B-sZ, 
 Du'biousness, D 3 Bs-Ns 
 Dubita'tion, D*-B-Tshn 
 Du'bitative, D 3 -B-T-Tv 
 Du'cal, D 3 -K1 
 Du'cally, D-K1 
 Duc'at, Ds-Kt 
 
 DUM 
 
 Ducatoon', D^-K-Tu 
 Duch'ess, D^.cHs 
 Duch'y, D 2 -CH 
 Duck, D--K, D=-Kt, DS-K- 
 
 NG 
 
 Duck'-bill, D=-K-B-L 
 Duck'er, r 2 -Kr 
 Duck' ing-stool, D 2 - K- 
 
 NG-sT-L 
 Duck'- legged, H--K-L- 
 
 G-D 
 
 Duek'ling, D 2 -K1-NG 
 Duct, D2-Kt 
 Duc'tile, D 2 -Kt-L 
 Duc'tileness, D^-Kt-L-Ns 
 Ductil'ity, D'-Kt-L-T 
 Dud'geon, D 2 -Jn 
 Duds, Ddz-' 
 Due, DS 
 
 Due-bill, D3-B-L, (or -Bl) 
 Du'el, D'-L 
 Du'eling, D 3 -L-NG 
 Du'eler, D^-L-H 
 Du'elist, D3-ist 
 Duel'lo, D--L 
 Duen'a, D 2 -Nla 
 Duen'na, D 2 -N 
 Duet',D 2 -T 
 Duffel, DS-FI 
 Dug, D 2 -G 
 Dugong', D'-G-NG 
 Dug'out, D 2 -G-T 
 Duke, D3-K 
 Duke'dom, D^-K-D-M 
 [Dul'cet, r> 2 -i-sT 
 Dulciflca'tion, D 2 -is-F- 
 
 Kshn 
 Dul'cify, D 2 -s-F, D 2 -Zs- 
 
 Fd. D 2 -is-F-NG 
 Dulcil'oquy, D 3 -i-sL-Kw 
 Dul'cimer, D 2 -is-Mr 
 Dul'edge, D 2 -i-J 
 Dull, (a) D 2 -L, D 2 -/,-R, D- 
 
 Lst 
 Dull, (i-) D2-L, D 2 -Ld, D 2 - 
 
 L-NG 
 
 Dull'ard, D 2 -L-ffd 
 Dull'head, D 2 -L-Hd 
 Dul'ly, D 2 -L 
 Dulse, D 2 -Ls 
 Du'ly, Ds-i 
 Dumb, D 2 -M 
 Dumb-bells, D 2 -M-Bls 
 Dumb'ly, D 2 -M-Z, 
 Dumb'ness, D 2 -M-Xs 
 Dumb'-show, D 2 -M-Sff 
 Dumb'-waiter, D 2 -M-Wtr 
 Dum'found, DS-M-Fnd 
 Dumfound'er, Di- M- 
 
 Fndr 
 
 Dum'my, D 2 -M 
 Du'mose, D J -Ms 
 Du'mous, D 3 -Ms 
 Dump, D 2 -M-P, D-Mt,D- 
 
 M-P-NG 
 
 Dump'ish, D 2 -M-P-SH 
 Dump'ishly, D 2 -M-P-5m 
 Dump'ishness, D 2 -M-P- 
 
 SH-Ws 
 Dump'ling, D 2 -M-P1-NG 
 
DUM 
 
 Dumps, D 2 -M-Ps 
 Dump'y, D2-M-P 
 Dun, Dn", Dnd 2 , 
 Dunce, Dns a 
 Dun'der, Dndr a 
 Dun'dernead, 
 Dun'derpate, Dndr 2 -Pt 
 Dun'fish, Dn 2 -F-Stf 
 Dung, D2-NG 
 Dun'geon, Dn 2 -Jn 
 Dung'fork, D 2 -NG-F-R-K 
 Dung'hill, D2-NG-H1 
 Dung'meers, D^-NG-Mrz 
 Dung'y, D 2 -NG 
 Dunk'er, D^-NG-Kr 
 Dun'lin, D 2 -Nln 
 Dun'nage, Dn 2 -J 
 Dun'ner, D 2 -Nr 
 Dun'ning, Dn-NG 
 Dun'nish, Dn 2 -SH 
 Dunt, Dnt 2 
 Du'o, D 3 
 
 Duodecimal, D 2 -D-sM-X. 
 Duodec'imals, D 2 -D-sM- 
 
 Lz 
 
 Duodec'imo, D 2 -D-sM 
 Duoden'ary, D 2 -D-Nr 
 Duode'num, D-D-N-M 
 Duolit'eral, D-zt-*l 
 Dup, D2-P 
 Dupe, D 3 -P, D3-Pt, D3-P- 
 
 NG 
 
 Dup'ery, D 3 -P-.R 
 Du'ple, D3-P1 
 Du'plex, D 3 -Pl-Ks 
 Du'plicate, D 3 -Pl-Kt. D3- 
 
 Pl-K-Td, D 3 -Pl-Kt-NG 
 Duplica'tion, D 2 -Pl-Kshn 
 Du'plicative, D 3 -Pl-Kt-V 
 Du'plicature, D 3 -Pl-Ktr 
 Duplic'ity, D^-Pl-sT 
 Durabil'ity, DrS-Bl-T (or 
 
 -Bit) 
 
 Du'rable-y, Dr 3 -Bl 
 Du'rableness, 
 Du'ra-mater, Dr3-Mtr 
 Dur'ance, D 3 -fins 
 Dura'tion, Drshn 2 
 Dur'den, V*-R-T>n 
 Dure'less, D 3 -^ls 
 Du'ress, D*-s 
 Duress', D~Rs 
 Duress'or, D 2 -K-sR 
 Dur'ing, Dr 3 -NG [Dr 3 ] 
 Durst, D 2 -Rst 
 Dusk, DS-sK 
 Dusk'ily, D 2 -sK-L 
 Dusk'iness, 
 Dusk'ish, D-8K-8H 
 Dusk'ishly, D 
 Dusk y, D 2 -sK 
 Dust, Dst2, Ds a -Td, Dst 2 - 
 
 NG 
 
 Dust'er, Dstr 2 
 Dust'iness, Ds 2 -T-Ns 
 Dust'pan, Dst^Pn 
 Dust'y,(a) Ds 2 -T, 
 
 Ds 2 -TBt 
 
 Dutch, D-CH 
 Dutch'-man, D 2 -CH-Mn 
 
 Du'teous, D 3 -Ts 
 Du'teously, D 3 -T-si 
 Du'teousness, D 3 -Ts-Ns 
 Du'tiable, D 3 -T-B1 
 Du'tied, D-Td 
 Du'tiful-ly, D 3 -T-F1 
 Du'tifulness, 
 
 lur :Fs] 
 Duty, D-T 
 Duum'yir, D 2 -M-Vr 
 Duum' viral, D^-M-Vr-L 
 Duum'virate, D^M-Vrt 
 Dwale, Dw 2 -L 
 Dwarf, Dwi-fif, Dw'-Rft 
 
 Dwarfish, 
 Dwarf'ishness, 
 
 SH-Xa 
 
 Dwarf ling, Dw 
 Dwarf-wall, D 
 Dwell, Dw2-L [Dw 2 ], Dw- 
 
 Lt, Dw-L-NG 
 Dwell'er, Dw 2 -L-R 
 Dwell'ing, Dw 2 - L - NG 
 
 tDw 2 (-)] 
 Dwell'ing-house, 
 
 -NG-Hs [Dw 2 -Hs] 
 Dwell'ing-place, 
 
 NG-Pls [Dw 2 -Pls] 
 Dwin'dle, Dw 3 - N - Dl, 
 
 Dw 3 -N-Dld. Dw 3 -N-Dl-NG 
 Dye, Di, Ddi, Di-NG 
 Dye'-house, Di-Hs 
 Dye'ing, Di-NG 
 Dy'er, Di-R 
 
 Dy'er's-weed, Di-Rz-Wd 
 Dye'stuff, D-sTf 
 Dye'-wood, 
 Dy'ing, D 
 Dy'ingly, 
 Dyke, Di-K 
 Dynam'eter, D J -N-Mtr 
 Dynamet'rical, D 2 -N-Mtr 
 
 -Kl 
 
 Dynam'ic, Di-N-M-K 
 Dynam'ical, D'-N-M-Kl 
 Dynam'ics, D^N-M-Ks 
 Dynamom'eter, D J -N-M- 
 
 Mtr 
 Dynamomet'ric, D^-N- 
 
 M-Mtr-K 
 Dynamomet'rical, D*-N- 
 
 M-Mtr-Kl 
 
 Dynast'ic, D^Ns-T-K 
 Dy'nasty, Di-Ns-T 
 Dys'crasy, Ds 3 -Kr-8 
 Dysenter'ic, Ds^.Ntr-K 
 Dysenter'ical, Ds 2 -Ntr- 
 
 Kl 
 
 Dys'entery, DgS-N-T-fi 
 Dyspep'sia, D 2 -sP-P-SH 
 Dyspep'sy, D 2 -sP-P-S 
 Dyspep'tic, D 2 -sP-P-T-K 
 Dyspep'tical, D 2 -sP-P-T- 
 
 Kl 
 
 Dys'phony, Ds 3 -F-N 
 Dyspnce'a, D^-sP-N 
 Dysu'ric, D 3 -sR-K 
 Dys'ury, D 3 -s/e 
 Dze'ren, Z 3 -Rn 
 
 EAR 
 
 E. 
 
 E, the fifth letter of the Al- 
 phabet, is commonly used 
 to represent two distinct 
 vowel-sounds, as heard in 
 mete and met. being sounds 
 that are not at all related. In 
 Phonography thase sounds 
 are written as follows: 
 
 e in mete heavy third- 
 place dot. 
 
 e in met light second- 
 place dot. 
 
 The letter e has a few 
 anomalous sounds, as in 
 the words pretty (prltty), 
 clerk (clark. according to 
 the English pronuncia- 
 tion), there (thare), etc. 
 
 Ee generally has the 
 sound of e. 
 
 Ea has a variety of 
 sounds, as in meal (e), 
 great (a), heart (&), guinea 
 (I), head (e) and react (ta). 
 Of course the phonographic 
 vowel-sign is different for 
 each of. these sounds. 
 
 Ey has generally the 
 sound of a, as in they, prey, 
 etc. 
 
 E final is generally silent, 
 only serving to indicate 
 that the preceding vowel 
 has its long sound, as in 
 mate. note. etc. 
 Each, CH 3 
 Ea'ger, Gr 3 
 Ea'gerly, Gr-Z3 
 Ea'gerness, GrS-Ns 
 Ea'gle, Gia 
 Ea'gle-eyed, Gl s -i-D 
 Ea'gless, Gls 3 
 Ea'gle-stone, Gl-sTn 3 
 Ea'glet, Git 3 
 Ea'gre, Gr 3 
 Ean, eN 3 
 Ear, R 3 
 Eared', Rd 3 
 Ear'ing, R 3 -NG 
 Earl, R 2 -// 
 Ear'lap, R 3 -Z,-P 
 Earl'dom, R 2 -L-D-M 
 Ear'less, W-Ls 
 Ear'liness, 
 Earl'-marshal, 
 
 SHI 
 
 Ear'ly, R 2 -Z 
 Ear'-mark, R^M-R-K. R 3 - 
 
 M-K-Kt, R3-M-B-K-NG 
 Earn, Rn 2 , Rnd 2 , Ru 2 -NG 
 Ear'nest, R 2 -Nst 
 Ear'nestly, R 2 -Nst-L 
 
EAR 
 
 Ear'nestness, R2-Ns-Ns 
 Earn'ing, Rn 2 -NG 
 Ear'-ring, RS-.R-NG 
 Ear' -shot, W-SHt 
 Earth, 2 -TH, 
 
 TH-NG 
 Earth-board, # 2 -TH-Brd 
 Earth'en,.R 2 -THn 
 Earth'iness, /e 2 -TH-Ns 
 Earth'liness, S 2 -TH-.L-N8 
 Earth'ling, jR2-TH-i-NG 
 Earth'ly, R2-TH-L 
 Earth'-nut, A^TH-Nt 
 Earth'quake, #-TH-Kw- 
 
 K 
 
 Earth'ward, fl^TH-Wrd 
 Earth-work,fl2-TH-Wr-K 
 Earth'worm, flS-TH-Wr- 
 
 M 
 
 Earth'y, K-TH 
 Ear-wax, R 8 -W-Ks 
 Ear'wig, R-W-G 
 Ear'-witness, R 8 -Wt-Ns 
 Ear'-trumpet, R 3 -Tr-M- 
 
 Pt 
 
 Ease, Z 8 . Zd, Z 8 -NG 
 Ea'sel, Zl 
 Ease'less, Z 8 -s 
 Ease'ment, Z 8 -Mnt 
 Eas'ily, zl 8 
 Eas'iness, Z-NB. 
 East, St 8 
 East'er, Str 3 
 East'erday, Str3-D 
 East'erly, Str 8 -// 
 East'ern, St^-Kn 
 East'ing, Sta-NG- 
 East'ward, Sts-Wrd 
 Eas'y, (a.) Z 8 , Z 8 -R (See 
 
 Easily), Zst 8 
 Eas'y-chair, Z 8 -CHr 
 Eat, TS, TS-NG 
 Eat'able, T^-Bl 
 Eat'er, Tr 8 
 Eat'en, Tn 8 
 Eat'ing, T 8 -NG 
 Eat'ing-house, T 8 -NG-Hs 
 Eau-de-Cologne, 6D*-K- 
 
 Zn 
 
 Eaves, Vz 8 
 Eaves'drop, V 8 -zDr-P 
 Eaves'dropper, \ T -zDr- 
 
 Pr 
 
 Ebb, B2, Bd 2 , B2-NG 
 Ebb'-tide, B-Td 
 ETaionite, B-N-T 
 Eb'on, En" 
 Eb'onize, B2-Nz, B-Nzd, 
 
 B-Nz-NG 
 Eb'ony, B^-N 
 Ebri'ety, Bri-T 
 Ebrios'ity, Brsi-T 
 Ebul'lience, Ba-Z-Ns 
 Ebulliency, B^-i-N-S 
 Ebullient, B2-Z-Nt 
 Ebulli'tion, B 8 -ishn 
 Ebur'nean, B*-K-Nn 
 Ecbat'ic, K-Bi-T-K 
 Eccaleo'bion, K-L*-Bti 
 Ec'ce-homo, K-S 8 -H-M 
 
 83 
 
 Eccen'trio, Ks*-Ntr-K 
 Eccen'trical-ly, Ks-Ntr- 
 
 Kl 
 Eccentric'ity, Ks 2 Ntrs- 
 
 T 
 
 Eccle'sia, Kl-Z 8 
 Eccle'siarch, Kl-Z^-K 
 Ecclesias'tes, Klzs-Tzi 
 Ecclesias'tic, Klzs-Ti-K 
 Ecclesias'tical-ly, Klzs- 
 
 Ecclesias'ticism, Klzs - 
 
 Ti-szM 
 Ecclesias'ticus, Klzs-T 1 - 
 
 Ks 
 Ecclesiolog'ical, Kl-zZ,i- 
 
 J-K1 
 Ecclesiol'ogist, Kl - zZ, 1 - 
 
 Jst 
 
 Ecclesiol'ogy, Kl-zii-J 
 Ech'elon, SH^-in 
 Ech'inate, K 2 -Nt 
 Echina'ted, K 2 -N-Td 
 Echi'ni, K'-N 
 Ech'inite, K-Nt 
 Echi'nus, K^Ns 
 Ech'o, K 2 , K-D 2 , K2-NG 
 Ech'oless, K-Zs 2 
 Echom'eter, Ki-Mtr 
 Echqm'etry, K-M-Tr 1 
 Eclair'cise, Kl-^J-Sz 
 Eclair'cisseinent, Kl-JZ 1 - 
 
 Ss-Mn 
 Eclat', KH 
 Eclec'tic, K1-K-T-K 
 Eclec'tical-ly, Kl-K-T 2 - 
 
 Kl 
 Eclec'ticism, Kl - K -T 2 - 
 
 BZM 
 
 Eclipse", Kl-Ps3, Kl-Pst 8 , 
 
 Kl-Ps-NG 
 Eclip'tic, Kl-Pt 8 -K 
 Ec'iogue, K1 2 -G 
 Econom'ic, K^-M-K 
 Econom'ical-ly, Kn!-M- 
 
 Kl 
 
 Economics, KnJ-M-Ks 
 Econ'omist, Kn J -Mst 
 Econ'omize, Kn 1 - Mz, 
 
 Kni-Mzd, Kni-Mz-NG 
 Econ'omy, Kui-M 
 Ec'stacied, Ks-Ts 2 -D 
 Ec'stasy, Ks-T 2 -8 
 Ecstat'ic, Ks-Tti-K 
 Ecstat'ical, Ks-Tti-Kl 
 Ec'typal, K-T 2 -?! 
 Ec'type, K-T2-P 
 Ecumen'ic, K 2 -M-N-K 
 Ecumen'ical, K^M-N-Kl 
 Eda'cious, GD 2 -Sfa 
 Edac'ity, CDs^-T 
 Ed'da, eDa* 
 Ed'dy, D, D-D, D-NG 
 Edem'atose, D-M-Ts 
 Edem'atous, D-M-Ts 
 E'den, Dn 8 
 Eden'tal, Dnt-L 
 Eden'talous, Dn*-T-Za 
 Eden'tate, Dn-Tt 
 Eden'tated, Dnt-Td 
 
 EFF 
 
 Edge, J 2 . Jds, J2-NG 
 Edge'-bone, J 2 -Bn 
 Edge'less, J*-L8 
 Edge'-tool, J2-T-I, 
 Edge'wise, J'^-Wz 
 Edg'ing, J^-NG 
 Ed'ible, D 2 -B1 
 Ed'ibleness, D 2 -Bl-Ns 
 E'dict, D^-Kt 
 Ediflca'tion, Df 2 -Kshn 
 Ed'iflcatory, Df 2 -K-T-B 
 Edif'icatory, Dfa-K-T-J2 
 Ed'iflce, D^Fs 
 Edifi'cial, D*-F-Sm 
 Ed'ifled, Df2-D 
 Ed'ifler, D'^-F-R 
 Ed'ity, D2-F, Df2-r>, U 2 -P. 
 
 NG 
 
 E'dile, DP-L 
 E'dileship, D*-L-SH-P 
 Ed'it, D 2 -T, D 2 -Td, Dt2(-) 
 Edi'tion, Dslm 8 
 Ed'itor, Dt*-R. See Debt" 
 
 or. 
 
 Edito'rial-ly, 
 Ed'itorship, 
 
 [orDf-i-R :SH] 
 Ed'itress, D 2 -Trs 
 Ed'ucate, D 2 - Kt, D 2 - K - 
 
 Td, D 2 -Kt-NG 
 Educa'tion, D 2 -Kshn 
 Educa'tioual, D 2 -Kshn-i 
 Educa'tionist, D 2 -Kslin- 
 
 St 
 
 Ed'ucator, D2-Ktr 
 Educe, Ds3, Dsts, Ds3-NG 
 Edu'cible, D.^.BI 
 Educ'ing, Ds 3 -NG 
 E'duct, 1)3- Kt 
 Educ'tion, D 2 -Kshn 
 Educ'tor, D2-Ktr 
 Edul'corate, D 2 -i-Krt, D* 
 
 -Z-Kr-Td. P'^-i-Krt-NG 
 Edulcora'tion, D 2 -L - 
 
 Krshn 
 Eel, L 3 
 
 Eel'-grass, L^-Grs 
 Eel'pot, i3.pt 
 E'en, eN3 
 E'er, R 2 
 Ef'fable, F 2 -B1 
 Efface', Fs 2 . Fst 2 , Fs*-NQ 
 Efface'ment, Fs^-Mnt 
 Effect', F 2 -K-T, F 2 -K-Td, 
 
 F 2 -K-T-NG [F-K, F 2 -K- 
 
 Td, F 2 -K( ) ] 
 Effect'ible, F2-K-T-B1 
 Effec'tion, F 2 -Kshn 
 Effect'ive, F 2 -K-Tv 
 Effect'ively, F--K-T-V1 
 Effect'iveness, F2-K-Tv- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Effect or, F 2 -Ktr 
 Effect'ual, F 2 -K-T-L 
 Effect'ually, F 2 -K-T- 
 Effect'ualness, F 2 -K-T- 
 
 -Ns 
 Effect'uate, F2-K-CHt, r 
 
 K-CH-Td, F2-K-CHt-NO 
 Effem'inacy, F*-Mn-a 
 
EFF 
 
 Effeminate, F-Mn-T, F 2 
 
 -Mn-Td. F^Mn-T-NG 
 "Gflfem'inately, F*-Mn-T- 
 
 L 
 Effemlnateness, F 2 -Mn- 
 
 T-Ns 
 
 EfFen'di, F*-N-D 
 Efferent, FS-Knt 
 Effervesce', Fr 2 - Vs, Fr- 
 
 Vst. Fr 2 -Vs-NG 
 Efferves'cence, Fr 2 - Vs - 
 
 Ns 
 Efferves'ency, Fr^Vs-N- 
 
 8 
 
 Efferves'cent, Fr 2 -Vs-Nt 
 Efferves'cible, Fr 2 - Vs-Bl 
 Effete', F 3 -T 
 Eflftca'cious, F 2 -K-SHs 
 Efflca'ciously, F 2 -K-SHs- 
 
 L 
 Efflca'ciousness, F-K- 
 
 SHs-Ns 
 
 Efficacy, F2-K-S 
 Effl'cience, Fshns 3 
 Efficiency, Fshn^-S 
 Effl'cient, Fshnt 3 
 Effl'ciently, Fshnta-Z, 
 Effigies, F 3 -Jz 
 Effigy, F-J 
 Effloresce', Fl*-Re, Fl- 
 
 tfst. FIS-Ks-NG 
 Efflores'cence, Fl 2 -8-Ns 
 Efflores'cency, Fl 2 -.Ks-N- 
 
 8 
 
 Efflores'cent, Fl 2 -Ks-Nt 
 Effluence, Fl 2 -Ns 
 Ef fluency, F1 2 -N-S 
 Effluent, Fl 2 -Nt 
 Efflu'via, Fls-V 
 EfQu'vium, Fls-V-M 
 Ef tlux, Fl 2 -Ks 
 Efflux'ion, Fl 2 -Kshn 
 Effort, Frts 
 Effortless, Frt8-Ls 
 EfFront'ery, Frnt*-R 
 Efful'gence, Fl- Jns 
 Eflful'gent, F12-Jnt 
 EfiFul'gently, Fl 2 -Jnt-L 
 Effuse', Fz^, Fzd, Fz3-NG 
 Effuse, Fss 
 Eflfu'sion, Fzhn 
 Effu'sive, Fs3-V 
 Effu'sively, Fs 3 -V-i 
 Effu'siveness, Fs^-V-Ns 
 Eft, Ft 2 
 Egad', Ga-Di 
 Eges'tlon, Js 2 -CHn 
 Egg, G 2 . Gd 2 . G 2 -NG 
 Egg-nog', G 2 -N-G 
 Egg'-plant, G 2 -Plnt 
 Eg'lantine, Gln-Tn* 
 E'goism, G 3 -zM 
 E'goist, Gst 
 E'gotism, G-T3-zM 
 E'gotist, G-Tsta 
 Egotist'ic, G-Tst^-K 
 Egotist'ical, G-Tst 3 -K-L 
 
 [or -Ts-Kl] 
 Egre'gious, Gr-Js 3 
 Egre'giously, Gr-J 3 -eL 
 
 84 
 
 Egre'giousness, Gr - Js 3 - 
 
 Ns 
 
 E'gress, Grs 3 
 Egres'sion. Grshu' 
 E'gret, Grt' 
 Egrette', Grt* 
 Egyp'tian, J 3 -Pshn 
 Egyptol'ogist, J ' - Pt L - 
 
 Jst 
 
 Egyptol'ogy, Ji-Pt-L-J 
 Eh, . 
 
 Ei'der, iDri 
 Ei'der-down, IDr^Dn 
 Ei'der-duck, iDri-D-K 
 Ei'dograph, i-Di-Grf 
 Eigh, . 
 
 Eight, aT2 (or 8) 
 Eight'een, aTn 2 (or 18) 
 Eighteenth, aTn^TH 
 
 (orlSiTH') 
 
 Eighth, T 2 -TH (orSiTHl) 
 Eighthly, T 2 -TH-L (or 8! 
 
 THU) 
 Eightieth, T^-TH (or 801 
 
 THi) 
 
 Eight'y, aTI 2 (or 80) 
 Ei'ther, DH^or 3 
 Ejac'ulate, J'-Klt, Ji-Kl- 
 
 Td, Ji-Klt-NG 
 Ejacula'tion, J 2 -Klshn 
 Ejac'ulatory, Ji-Kl-T-B 
 Eject', J 2 -Kt, J 2 -K-Td, J 2 - 
 
 Kt-NG 
 
 Ejec'tion, J 2 -Kshn 
 Eject'ment, J2-Kt-Mnt 
 Eiect'or, J^Ktr 
 Eke, K 3 , Kts, K3-NG 
 Elab'orate, L 1 - Brt, L l - 
 
 Br-Td. Z,!-Brt(-) 
 Elab'orately, L^-'Br^L 
 Elab'orateness, L l - Brt- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Elabora'tion, Z 2 -Brshn 
 Elab'orative, ^i-Brt-V 
 Elab'orator, ii-Brtr 
 Elaine, X^-N 
 Elapse', Z,!-Ps, Zi-Pst, L 1 - 
 
 Ps-NG 
 
 Elas'tic, Zs'-T-K 
 Elas'tical, Zs-T-Kl 
 Elasticity, is 3 -Ts-T 
 Elate', -T, i 2 -Td, Lt-T- 
 
 NG 
 
 Ela'tion, ishn 
 Ela'tor, itr 2 
 El'bow, i 2 -B, i 2 -Bd, Z 2 - 
 
 B-NG 
 
 ElTsow-chair, i-B-CHr 
 El'bow-room, i 2 -B-B-M 
 Eld, iL*-I) 
 Eld'er, (a.) ei 2 -Dr. See 
 
 Older. 
 
 Eld'er, (re.) Z 2 -Dr 
 Eld'erly, Z, 2 -Dr-i 
 Eld'ership, /, 2 -DrtSH 
 Eld'est, ti 2 -Dst. See 
 
 Oldest. 
 El Dora'do, ior'-D-fi-D 
 
 (ori2 or l.D r .D) 
 
 Eleat'ic, Zi-T-K 
 
 ELE 
 
 Elecampane', L^-K-M-Pn 
 Elect', L 2 -Kt, L 2 -K-Td, 
 
 L 2 -Kt-NG 
 
 Electlcism, 1,2-K-T-szM 
 Elec'tion, L 2 -Kshn 
 Electioneer', L-Kshn-fi, 
 
 IAKslm-.Rd, L-Kshn-fi- 
 
 NG 
 
 Elective, L-K-Tv 
 Electlvely, L-K-T-V1 
 Elect'or, L 2 -Ktr 
 Eleot'oral, L 2 -Kt-Hl 
 Elect'orate, I^-Ktr-T 
 Elect'ress, L 2 -K-Trs 
 Elec'tric, IAK-Tr-K 
 Elec'trical-ly, L 2 -K-Tr. 
 
 Kl 
 
 Electri'cian, L 3 -K-Trehtt 
 Electricity, L 3 -K-Trs-T 
 Elec'trifiable, L 2 - K - Tr- 
 
 F-B1 
 Elec'trify, L^-K-Tr-F, L- 
 
 K-Trf-D. L 2 -K-Trf-NG 
 Electriza'tion, L 2 - K - 
 
 Tizshn 
 
 Elec'trize, L 2 -K-Trz. L- 
 
 K-Trzd. IAK-Trz-NG 
 Elec'tro-, L 2 -K-Tr 
 Elec'trode, L^-K-Trd 
 Electrol'ogy, 
 
 J 
 Electrol'ysis, L 1 - K. - Tr- 
 
 Las 
 
 Elec'trolyte, L 2 -K-Tr-Zt 
 Elec'trolyze, L 2 -K-Tr-Lz, 
 
 L 2 -K-Tr-izd. L 2 
 
 JfG 
 Electrom'eter, 
 
 Mtr 
 Electro-mo'tor, L 2 -K-Tr- 
 
 Motr 
 Elec'troscope, L 2 -K-Tr- 
 
 sK-P 
 Elec'trotype, L 2 -K-Trt- 
 
 P, L=-K-Trt-Pt, L 2 -K.-Trt- 
 
 PC) 
 Elec'trotyper, L 2 -K-Trt- 
 
 Pr 
 Elec'trotypy, L 2 -K-Trt- 
 
 PI 
 
 Elec'trum, L 2 -K-Tr-M 
 Elect'uary, L 2 -K-CH- 
 Eleemos'ynary, L 1 - Mz- 
 
 N-K 
 
 El'egance, L 2 -Gns 
 El'egancy, IAGn-8 
 El'egant, L, 2 -Giit 
 El'egantly, L 2 -Gnt-i 
 Ele'giac, Z 3 -J-K 
 Elegi'ac, Zi-J-K 
 Elegi'acal, Z^J-Kl 
 El'egist, Z 2 -Jst 
 Ele'git, 3 -Jt 
 El'egy, L 2 -J 
 El'ement, L 2 -Mnt 
 Element'al, L 2 -Mnt-L [or 
 
 L- : Mnt 
 Element'ally, L 2 -M-N-T- 
 
 L 
 Element'ary, L a -Mnt-S 
 
ELE 
 
 Blench', IANG-K 
 Elench'ical, L 2 -NG-K-K1 
 El'ephant, z 2 -Fnt 
 Elephanti'asis, Zi-Fnt-Ss 
 Elepnan'tine, Z^Fnt-N 
 Eleusin'ian, Zs 3 -Nn 
 El'evate, Z 2 -Vt, Z 2 -V-Td, 
 
 Z 2 -\t-NG 
 
 Eleva'tion, Z 2 -Vshn 
 El'evator, Z-Vtr 
 Elev'en, Z 2 -Vn (or 11) 
 Elev'enth.zs-V-N-TH (or 
 
 lliTHi) 
 Elf, Z2-F 
 
 Elf-lock, Z 2 -F-Z-K 
 Elfin, Z 2 -Fn 
 Elfish, L*--SH 
 El'gin, Z*-Jn 
 " Elic'it, Zs 3 -T, Zs 3 -Td, Zss- 
 
 T-NG 
 Elide', Zl-D, Zi-Dd, Zi-D- 
 
 NG 
 Eligibil'ity, Z3-J-B1-T [or 
 
 -Bit 
 
 El'igible-ly, Z-J-B1 
 El'igibleness, Z 2 -J-Bl-Ns 
 
 [or :Bs] 
 Elim'inate, L 3 -M-N-T. V 
 
 -M-N-Td. lAM-N-T-NG 
 Elimina'tion, L 2 -M.Nshn 
 Elis'ion, Zzhn 3 
 Elite', Z 3 -T 
 Elix'ir, L 3 -K-sR 
 Elizabeth'an, Z 
 Elk, L-K 
 Ell, 2 
 
 Ellipse', Z 3 -Ps 
 Ellip'sis, Z 3 -Pss 
 Ellip'soid, Z 3 -Ps-D 
 Ellipsoid'al, 
 Ellip'tic, 3.p.T-K 
 Ellip'tical, Z3-P-T-K1 
 Elliptic'ity, i3.p.Ts-T 
 Elm, IAM 
 
 El'mo's-flre, L-Mz-F-B 
 Elocu'tion, L 3 -Kshn 
 Elocu'tionary, L 3 -Kshn 
 
 R 
 
 Elocu'tionist,L3-Kshn-St 
 Eloge', 2-ZH 
 Elo'gium, Z, 2 -J-M 
 El'ohim, L 2 -H-M 
 Elohis'tic, L3-Hs-T-K 
 Elon'gate, Li-NG-Gt, 
 
 NG-G-Td. L-NG-Gt(-) 
 Elonga'tion, L 2 -NG-Gshn 
 Elope', L*-P, Z,-Pt, L-P- 
 
 NG 
 
 Elope'ment, Z 2 -P-Mnt 
 El'oquence, L 2 -Kwns 
 El'oquent, L 2 -Kwnt 
 El'oquently, li 2 -Kwnt-i 
 Else, As- 
 Jn combination with a 
 preceding word or 
 Die, Else is always written 
 downward to distinguish it 
 from Less, which see. When 
 standing alone Else should 
 always be vocalized. 
 
 85 
 
 Else'where, Ls 2 -.R 
 Elu'cidate, Zs^-Dt, Zs 3 - 
 
 D-Td. Zss-Dtc) 
 Elucida'tion, Zs 2 -Dshn 
 EJlu'cidative, Zs-D-Tv 
 Elu'cidator, Zs 3 -Dtr 
 EJlu'cidatory, L&*-Dt-R 
 Elude', Z-D, Z3-Dd, Z3-D- 
 
 NG 
 
 EJlud'ible, Z 3 -D-B1 
 Elu'sion, Zzhns 
 Blu'sive, Zs 3 -V 
 EJlu'soriness, Zs 3 -R-Ns 
 Elu'sory, L&z-R 
 Elu'triate, Z 3 -Trt, Z 3 - 
 
 Tr-Td, Z 3 -Trt(-) 
 Elve, Z2-V 
 Elves, Z 2 -Vs 
 Elv'ish, L*-V-SH 
 Elys'ian, Z 3 -ZHn 
 Elys'ium, Z 3 -Z-M 
 El'ytra, L*-Tr 
 El'ytron, Z 2 -Trn 
 El'ytrum, Z 2 -Tr-M 
 Em, M* 
 Ema'ciate, M-5Ht 2 , M- 
 
 Ema'ciated, I 
 Emacia'tion, 
 Em'anant, Mn 2 -Nt 
 Em'anate, M-N-T 2 , M-N- 
 
 Td 2 , M-N-T 2 -NG 
 Emana'tion, M 2 -Nshn 
 Em'anative, M-N-Tv 2 
 Eman'cipate, M-Ns-Pt', 
 
 M-Ns-PJ-Td, M-Ns-Pt'(-) 
 Emancipa'tion, M Ns - 
 
 Pshn 2 
 Emancipa'tionist, M-Ns- 
 
 Eman'cipator, M-Ns-Ptri 
 Emas'culate, Ms - K - Zti. 
 
 Ms-K-Z^Td, Ms-K-Zti- 
 
 NG 
 Emascula'tion, Ms - K - 
 
 Zshn 2 
 
 Embale', M-B-L 
 Embalm', M-Bi-M, M-Bi- 
 
 Md, M-B'-M-NG 
 Embalm'er, M-Bi-Mr 
 Embank', M-B^NG-K, 
 
 M-Bi-NG-Kt, M-Bi-NG- 
 
 K-NG 
 Embank'ment, M - B 1 - 
 
 NG-K-Mnt 
 Embar'go, M-Bri-G, M- 
 
 Bri-Gd, M-Bri-G-KG 
 Embark', M-Bri-K. M-Br 1 
 
 -Kt, M-Bri-K-NG 
 Embarka'tion, M - Br 2 - 
 
 Eshn 
 Embar'rass, M - Brs 1 , M- 
 
 Brsti, M-Brsi-NG 
 Embar'rassed, M-Brst 1 
 Embar'rassment, M - 
 
 Br'-sMnt 
 
 Embas'sador, M-Bi-sDr 
 Embassado'rial, M-Bs 2 
 
 D-ffl 
 Em'bassage, M-Bs 2 -J 
 
 EMB 
 
 Em'basis, M-Bss* 
 Em'bassy, 3I-B 2 -S 
 Embat'tle, M - B' - Ti, M 
 
 Bi-Tld, M-Bi-Tl-XG 
 Embay', M-B2, M-Bd 2 , M- 
 
 B*-NG 
 Embed', M-Bdl ^r-us-Dd, 
 
 M-B2-D-KG 
 Embel'lish, M-B2-Z-SH, 
 
 M-B 2 -Z-,Stfy.T, M-B 2 - 
 
 Z-.9//-XG 
 Embel'lisher, M - B 2 - Z- 
 
 SHr 
 Embel'lishment, M-B 2 - 
 
 i-SH-Mnt 
 Em'ber, M-Br 2 
 Em'bers, 3I-Brs 2 
 Em'ber-goose, M-Br 2 -Gs 
 Em'ber-week, M-Br 2 -W- 
 
 K 
 Embez'zle, M-B 2 -Z1, M- 
 
 B 2 -Zld. M-B2-Z1-NG 
 Embez'zlement, M - B 2 - 
 
 Zl-Mnt 
 
 Embez'zler, 5I-B 2 -Z1-R 
 Embez'zling, M B 2 - zi - 
 
 NG 
 Embit'ter, M-Btr 3 , M-B 3 - 
 
 Trd, M-B3-Tr-XG 
 Emblaze', M-Blz 2 
 Embla'zon, M-Bl/s-N. M- 
 
 Blz 2 -Nd, 5I-Blz 2 -N-NG 
 Embla'zoner, M-Blz2-N- 
 
 R 
 Embla'zonry, M-Blz 2 -^- 
 
 R 
 
 Em'blem, M-B1 2 -M 
 Emblemat'ic, M-BU-Mt- 
 
 K 
 Emblemat'ical-ly, M - 
 
 Bli-Mt-Kl 
 Emblem'atist, M-B1 2 -M- 
 
 Tst 
 Emblem'atize, M-B1 2 -M- 
 
 Tz. M-Bl 2 -M-Tzd, M-B1 2 - 
 
 M-Tz-NG 
 
 Em'blement, :i-B! 2 -Mnt 
 Em'blements, M - Bl 2 - 
 
 Mnts 
 
 Em'blemize, M-Bl 2 -Mz 
 Embloom', 3I-B13-M 
 Embodiment, M - B> -D- 
 
 Mnt 
 Embod'y, M-B'-D, M-Bi- 
 
 Dd, M-Bi-D-NG 
 Embogue', M-B 2 -G 
 Embog'uing, M-B 2 -G-NG 
 Embold'en, M - Bl 2 - Dn, 
 
 M - Bl 2 - Dnd, M - Bl 2 - Dn- 
 
 NG 
 
 Em'bolism, M-Bl 2 -zM 
 Em'bolus, M-B 2 -Zs 
 Embonpoint', INI-B'-Pwre 
 Embor'der, M-Bi-Rdr 
 Embosom, M-B 3 -zM 
 Emboss', M - Bs>, M-BstA, 
 
 M-Bsi-NG 
 Emboss'ment, M - B 1 - 
 
 sMnt 
 Embot'tle, M-B 1 -!! 
 
EMB 
 
 Embouchure', M-B 3 -SHr 
 Embow'el, M-Bi-L, 
 
 Embow'er, M - Bi - R, M- 
 
 Bi-Rd, M-Bi-B-NG 
 Embrace', M - Brs*, M - 
 
 Bret 2 . M-Brs 2 -NG 
 Embrace'ment, M-Br*- 
 
 sMnt 
 
 Embrac'er, M-Br 2 -sB 
 Embra'cery, M-Br 2 -s.R 
 Embra'sure, M-Br 2 -ZHr 
 Embrocate, M-Br 2 -Kt, 
 
 M-Br*-K-Td, M-Br*-Kt- 
 
 NG 
 Embroca'tion, M - Br* - 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Embro'glio, M-Br 2 -iI5 
 Embroi'der, M - Br 1 - Dr, 
 
 M-Br-Drd, M-Bri-Dr-NG 
 Embroid'erer, 
 
 -R 
 
 Embroid'ery, : 
 Embroil', M - Br 1 - L, M - 
 
 Bri-Ld. M-Bri--NG 
 Embroil'ment, M-Bri-Z- 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Embrue', M-Br 3 
 Em'bryo, M-Br* 
 Embryol'ogy, M-Br-Z- 
 
 Em'bryon, M-Bm* 
 Embryot'omy, M-Br-T- 
 
 M 
 
 Emeer', M-R 3 
 Emend', Mnd a 
 Emend'able, Mnd-B*-l, 
 Emenda'tion, M-N-Dshn 2 
 Emenda'tor, M-N-Dtr* 
 Emend'atory, M-N-Dt 2 -!? 
 Em'erald, M-#ld 2 
 Emerge', M-fi*-J, M-B 2 - 
 
 Emer'gence, M-JZ*-Jns 
 Emer'gency, M- 2 -J-N-8 
 Emer'gent, M-B 2 -Jnt 
 Emer'iti, M-7J*-T 
 Emeritus, 
 Em'erods, : 
 
 Em'eroids, __ 
 
 Emer'sion, M-fishn* 
 Em'ery, M-R* 
 Emetic, Mt 2 -K 
 E'meu, eMu 3 
 Emeute', Mii-T 3 
 Emica'tion, M 2 -Kshn 
 Emic'tion, M^-Kshn 
 Emigrant, M 2 -Grnt 
 Emigrate, M 2 -Grt, M-Gr- 
 
 Td, M 2 -Grt-NG 
 Emigra'tion, M 2 -Grshn 
 Eminence, Mn 2 -Ns 
 Em'inency, Mn-N-S* 
 Eminent, Mn 2 -Nt 
 Eminently, Mn-Nt-L* 
 E'mir, eMr 3 
 E'meer, eMr 3 
 Emissary, M 
 Emis'sion, Mshn 3 
 Emis'sive, Ms-V 
 
 86 
 
 Emit', Mt3, M-Td, Mt(-) 
 Em'met, Mt 2 
 Emmolles'cence, M-is a 
 
 Ns 
 Emolliate, M - L l - T, M 
 
 ZA-Td. M-^i-T-NG 
 Emol'lient, M-ii-Nt 
 Emolli'tion, M-ishn 3 
 Emol'ument, M-ii-Mnt 
 Emolument'al, M 2 - L 
 
 iMnt 
 
 Emo'tion, Mshn* 
 Emo'tional, Msi 
 Emo'tive, Mt-V* 
 Empale', M-P 2 -L, M-P 2 - 
 
 Ld, M-P 2 -L-NG 
 Empale'ment, M - P 2 - L - 
 
 Mnt 
 Empan'el, M - P 1 - Nl, M - 
 
 pi-Nld. M-pi-Nl-NG 
 Empark', M-Pri-K 
 Empasm', M-pi-zM 
 Emper'il, M-P*-K1 
 Em'peror, M-Prz-R 
 Em'phasis, M-Fss 2 
 Em'phasize, M - Fsz 2 , M- 
 
 Fsz 2 -D, M-FszS-NG 
 Emphat'ic, M-F-T-K 
 Emphat'ical-ly, M - Ft 1 - 
 
 El 
 
 Emphyse'ma, M-Fs 3 -M 
 Em'pire, M-Pr* 
 Empir'ic, M-Pr-K 
 Em'piric, M-Pr 2 -K 
 Empir'ical-ly, 
 Empiricism, 
 Emplas'ter, M-Plstr 1 
 Emplas'tic, M-PlsJ-T 
 Employ', M-P1 1 , M-Pld>, 
 
 M-Pli-NG 
 Employe', M-P1 2 
 Employee', M-Pis 
 Employ'er, M-P^-B 
 Employ'ment, M - Pli - 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Empoi'son, M-Pzi-N 
 Empoi'soned, M-Pz^-Nd 
 Empo'rium, M-Pr 2 -M 
 Empov'erisn, M - Pvi - R- 
 
 8H, M-Pvi-fl-SHt, M- 
 
 Pvi-K-SH-NG 
 Empow'er, M - P* - K,.M- 
 
 Pi-Rd, M-Pi-B-NG 
 Em'press, M-Prs s 
 Emprise', M-Przi 
 Emp'tiness, M-T*-Ns 
 Emp'ty, (a.) M-T 2 , M-T 2 - 
 
 K, M-Tst 2 
 Emp'ty, (t>.) M-T*, M-Td 2 , 
 
 M-T 2 -NG 
 
 Emp'tying, M-T 2 rXG 
 Emp'tyings, M-T*-NGz 
 Empur'ple, M-Pr 2 -Pl 
 Empyr'eal, M-P 3 -R1 
 Empyre'an, M-P 3 -72n 
 Empyreumafic, M - Pr 1 - 
 
 Mt-K 
 Empyreumat'ical, M - 
 
 Pri-Mt-Kl 
 E'mu, 
 
 ENC 
 
 Em'ulate, M - it* M - L* 
 
 Td, M-Lta-NG 
 Emula'tion, M-Zshn^ 
 Em'ulative, M-/,t*-V 
 Em'ulator, M-itr* 
 Emul'gent, M-/, 2 -Jnt 
 Em'ulous, M-Zs 
 Em'ulously, M-Ls 2 -i 
 Em'ulousness, M is 
 Emul'sion, M-ishn 
 Emul'sive, M-is^V 
 Emunc'tory, M-NG-T-JfZ 
 Ena'ble, N-B1 2 , >'-Bld*, N- 
 
 B1 2 -NG 
 
 Ena'blement, N-Bl 2 -Mnt 
 Enact', Ni - Kt, Ni - K - Td, 
 
 Ni-Kt-NG 
 
 Enact'ive, N-Kt-Vi 
 Enact'ment, N'-Kt-Mnt 
 Enact'or, Ni-Ktr 
 Enal'lage, eN-Li-J 
 Enam'el, Ni-Ml, Ni-Mld, 
 
 Ni-Ml-NG 
 
 Enam'elar, N-M1-B 1 
 Enam'eler, N-Ml-Ri 
 Enam'elist, Ni-Mlst 
 Enam'elled, Ni-Mld 
 Enam'or, Ni-Mr, Ni-Mrd, 
 
 Ni-Mr-NG 
 Encage', N-K-J* 
 Encamp', N-K-M-pi Ni- 
 
 K-Mt. N-K-M-Pi(-) 
 Encamp'ment, N - K - M- 
 
 pi-Mnt 
 Encase', N^-Ks, N 2 -Kst, 
 
 N 2 -Ks-NG 
 
 Encaus'tic, N-Ks-Ti-K 
 Encave', N^-Kv, N-Kvd, 
 
 N^-Kv-NG 
 Enceinte', N^sNt 
 Encephal'ic, Ns-Fi--K 
 Enchafe', N-CHf 2 , N- 
 
 CHft 2 , N-CHf 2 -NG 
 Enchain', N-CHn, N- 
 
 Hnd 2 , N-CHn 2 -NG 
 Enchain'ment, N - CHn* 
 
 IMnt [orN-CH 2 -Mnt] 
 Enchant', N-CHnti, N- 
 
 CHi-N-Td. N-CHnti-NG 
 Enchant'er, N-CHntri 
 Enchanting, N - CHnti - 
 
 NG 
 Enchant'ingly, N-CHnti- 
 
 NG-L 
 Enchant'ment, N-CHnti 
 
 1 Mnt lor N-CHti-Mnt] 
 Enchant'ress, N-CHi-N- 
 
 Trs 
 Enchase', N - CHs* N - 
 
 CB>t 2 . N-CHs 2 -NG 
 Enchis'el, N-CH3-Z1 
 
 ncho'rial, N-K-R1 
 Enchorlc, N-K-i-K 
 Encir'cle, N - sK 2 - Kl, N- 
 
 2 -Kld, N-sK 2 -Kl-NG 
 Enclasp', N-Kls-pi, N- 
 
 Kls-Pti, N-Kls-Pi-NG 
 Enclitic, N-K1-T 3 -K 
 ~nclit'ical, N 3 -Klt-Kl 
 
 nclois'ter, 
 
ENC 
 
 Enclose', X*-Klz, N 2 -Klzd, 
 
 X^-Klz-XG 
 
 Enclos'ure, N-Kl-ZHr 2 
 Enco'mia, X"-K-M 
 Enco'miast, N2-K-Mst 
 Encomiast'ic, N - K - Ms - 
 
 T!-K 
 Encomiast'ical, N-K-Ms- 
 
 Ti-Kl 
 
 Enco'mmm, N 2 -K-M-M 
 Enconi'pass, XIPs 2 
 Encom'passment, N ; P 2 - 
 
 sMnt 
 Encore', N 2 - Kr, N 2 - Krd, 
 
 X 2 -Kr-XG 
 Encoun'ter' X^Kntr, X- 
 
 Knt-Rdi, X'-Kntr-XG 
 Encour'age, N-Kr-J 2 , X- 
 
 Kr-Jd 2 , X-Kr-J^XG 
 Encouragement, X-Kr- 
 
 J*-Mnt 
 
 Encour'ager, N-Kr-Jr 2 
 Encour'aging, X-Kr-J 8 - 
 
 XG 
 Encouragingly, N - Kr - 
 
 JS-XGl 
 Encrim'son, N 3 -Kr - Mz - 
 
 N, X3-Kr-Mz-Xd, X 3 -Kr- 
 
 Mz-X-XG 
 
 En'crinite, X 2 -Kr-Xt 
 Encroach', X-Kr-CH*, N 
 
 Kr-CHt 2 X-Kr-CH 2 -XG 
 Encroach'er, X-Kr-CHr 2 
 Encroach'ment, X-Kr- 
 
 CH*-Mnt 
 Encum'ber, XiBr 2 , Ni 
 
 Brd 2 , XiBr 2 -XG 
 Encumbrance, N i Bras* 
 Encyclical, N-sKl-Kl 
 Encyclope'dia, 
 
 -D 
 Encyclope'dian, N-sKl- 
 
 P-Dn 
 Encycloped'ic, N-sKl- 
 
 pa-D K 
 Encycloped'ical, N-sKl- 
 
 pa-D-Kl 
 Encyclope'dist, N - sKl - 
 
 ps-Dst 
 
 Encyst'ed, N-Ss^-Td 
 End, Nds. N-Dd 2 , Nd 2 -NG 
 Endam'age, N-D' - M - J, 
 
 N-Di-M-Jd, N-Di-M-J- 
 
 NG 
 Endam'ageable, N-Di- 
 
 M-J-B1 
 Endan'gar, N-D*-N-Jr, N 
 
 -D 2 -N-Jrd. N-D*-Jr-NG 
 
 [N-D 2 -Jr, N-D 2 -Jrd, K-D 2 
 
 -Jr-NG] 
 Endan'germent, N-D*-N 
 
 -Jr-Mnt 
 Endear 7 , N-D'-R, N-IH- 
 
 Rd, N-D 3 -/2-NG 
 Endearing, N-D*-7i-NG 
 Endear'ment, N-Dr'-Mnt 
 Endeav'or, N-Dv- R, N - 
 
 Dv*-Rd, JT-Dva-fi-NG [N- 
 
 Dv*, N-Dvd 2 , N-DvC) 
 Endec'agon, N-D-K-Gn 
 
 87 
 
 Ende'mial, N-D3-M-Z, 
 Endem'ic, N-D-M-K 
 Endem'ical, N-D 2 -M-K1 
 Enden'izen, N-D^Nz-N 
 End'er, Ndr 
 End'ing, Nd 2 -NG 
 Endite', N-Dti 
 End'less, Nd-Ls* 
 ! End'lessly, Nd-Ls 2 -L 
 | Endlessness, Nd-Ls^-Ns 
 : En'dogen, N-D 2 -Jn 
 I Endog'enous, N-Di-J-N 
 Endorse', N-Drs 1 , N-Drst', 
 
 N-Drs>-NG 
 
 Endors'er, N-Dri-sR 
 Endow', N-D 1 , N-Ddi, N- 
 
 Di-NG 
 
 Endow'ment, K-D^Mnt 
 Endue', N-D^ 
 Endur'able, 
 Endur'ance, 
 Endure', N-Dr 3 , N-Drd 3 , 
 
 N-Dr3-NG 
 
 End'wise, Nd-Wz* 
 Ene'id, N-eID 3 
 Ene'ma, N 3 -M 
 En'emy, N 2 -M 
 Energet'ic, Nr-Jt 2 -K 
 Energetical-ly,Nr-Jt 2 -Kl 
 En'ergize, Nr-Jz 2 , Nr- 
 
 Jzd 2 , Nr-Jz2-NG 
 En'ergy, Nr-J 2 
 Ener'vate, Nr-Vt 2 , Nr-V 2 - 
 
 Td, Nr-Vt^NG 
 Enerva'tion, Nr-Vshn^ 
 Enfeeble, N-F^-Bl, N- 
 
 F 3 -Bld. N-F3-B1-NG 
 EnfeeTslement, N-F-Bl- 
 
 Mat 
 Enfeoff", N-F 2 -F, N-F 2 
 
 Ft,N-F2-F-NG 
 EnfeofTment, N - F 2 - F - 
 
 Mnt 
 Enfilade', N - F 2 - L - D. N- 
 
 F 2 -Z,-Dd, N-F 2 -//-D-NG 
 Enfold', N-F^-Ld 
 Enforce', N-F-Rs, N-F 2 - 
 
 Rst, N-F 2 -Rs-NG 
 Enforceable, N - F 2 - Rs- 
 
 B(-L) 
 Enforce'ment, N - F - R- 
 
 sMnt 
 
 Enfor'cer, N-F 2 -R-sR 
 Enfran'chise, N-Fr-N- 
 
 CHz, N-Fr!-N-CHzd, N- 
 
 Fri-N-CHz-NG 
 Enfran'chisement, N - 
 
 Fri-N-CH-zMnt 
 Enfran'chiser, N-FrJ-N- 
 
 CH-Zr 
 Engage', N-G-J 2 , N-G-Jd 2 - 
 
 N-G-J 2 -NG 
 Engaged', N-G-Jd 
 Engaged'ness, N-G-Jd 2 - 
 
 Ks 
 Engage'ment, N - G - J - 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Engag'er, N-G-Jr 2 
 Engaging, N-G-J 2 -NG 
 Engag'ingly, N-G-J 2 -NG1 
 
 ENL 
 
 Engen'der, X - Jndr 2 . N. 
 
 J2-N-Drd, N-Jndr 2 -NG 
 En'gine, N-Jn 2 
 Engineer', K-J3-Xr, N-J 3 - 
 
 Nrd. N- J3-Nr-NG 
 Engineering, N - J 3 - Nr- 
 
 NG 
 
 En'ginery, X-J=-Xr 
 Engird', X 2 - Grd, X - Gr- 
 
 Dd 2 , X 2 -Grd-XG 
 Engirt', X--Grt 
 Engir'dle, X-Gr-Dl 2 . N- 
 
 Gr-Dld2, X-Gr-Dl 2 -XG 
 En'glish, XG-G1 - SH' [or 
 
 XGl-SHS] 
 Englut', X 2 -Glt 
 Engorge', X-Gr-Ji, N-Gr- 
 
 Jdi, X-Gr-J'-XG 
 Engorge'ment, X-Gr-Ji- 
 
 Mnt 
 
 EngrafT, X T1 -Grf 
 Engraft', Xi-Grft 
 Engrail', X-Gr-L 2 , N-Gr- 
 
 Ld 2 , X-Gr-L^-XG 
 Engrain', X 2 -Grn, N 2 - 
 
 Grnd, X 2 -Grn-XG 
 Engrap'ple, X-Gr-PU 
 Engrasp', N -Grs - pi, N- 
 
 Grs-Pt 1 , X-Grs-PJ-XG 
 Engrave', X 2 -Grv, X 2 - 
 
 Grvd, X 2 -Grv-XG 
 Engrav'en, X-Gr-Vn 2 
 Engrav'er, X-Grv-^ 2 
 Engrav'ing, X 2 -Grv-XG 
 Engross', X- - Grs, X 2 - 
 
 Grst, X 2 -Grs-XG 
 Engross'er, X-Gr-sR 2 
 Engross'ment, X s - Gr - 
 
 sMut 
 
 Engulf, N2-Glf 
 Enhance', X n -Hns, X^H- 
 
 Xst, X'-Hns-XG 
 Enhance'ment, X 1 - Hn - 
 
 sMnt 
 
 Enhan'cer, X-Hn-sR 1 
 Enhar'bor, X-Hri-Br 
 Enharmon'ic, X^-Hr-M- 
 
 X-K 
 
 Enig'ma, X^-G-M 
 Enigmat'ic, X^G-Mt-K 
 Enigmat'ical-ly, N^G- 
 
 Mt-Kl 
 
 Enig'matist, X-G-M-Tst 
 Enig'matize, X-G-M-Tz, 
 
 X-G-M-Tzd^, X-G-M Tz 3 - 
 
 NG 
 Enigmatog'raphy, X-G 
 
 Mt-Gr-F 1 
 Enjoin', X - Jni, X - Jndi, 
 
 X-Jni-XG 
 
 Enjoin'ment.X-JJ-X-Mnt 
 Enjoy', X-Ji, X-Jdi, X-Ji- 
 
 XG 
 
 Enjoy'able, X-J'-Bl 
 Enjoy'ment, X-J!-Mnt 
 Enkin'dle, X-K-Xd-L'.N- 
 
 K-Xd-Ld 3 . X-K-Xd-L-XG 
 Enlace', X-s 2 , X-ist, N- 
 
 Enlace'ment, N-i8-Mnt 
 
ENL 
 
 Enlarge', N-Z-ri-J, N-ri- 
 
 Jd, N-z,r-J-NG 
 Enlarge'ment, N - LT I J- 
 
 Mnt 
 Enlight'en, Nl - Tn, Nl - 
 
 Tndi. Nl-Tni-NG 
 Enlight'ener, Nl-Ti-Nr 
 Enlight'enment, Nl-Tn 1 
 
 iMnt 
 
 Enlink', N13-NG-K 
 Enlist', Nlst', Nls-Td3, 
 
 NlstC) 
 
 Enlist'ment, Nls-T 3 -Mnt 
 Enliv'en, Nl Vn*. Nl - 
 
 Vnd. Nl-Vni-NG 
 Enliv'ener, Nl-Vi-Nr 
 Enmar'ble, N-M-fii-Bl 
 Enmesh', N-M-SH 2 
 En'mity, N-M-T* 
 En'negon, N 2 -Gn 
 Enno'ble, N-N-B1, N - N- 
 
 Bld 2 . N-N-Bl^-NG 
 Ennoblement, N-N-B1 2 - 
 
 Mut 
 
 Ennui', N-W 3 
 Enor'mity, Nr-M-Ti 
 Enor'mous, Nri-Hs 
 Enor'mously, Nr-Ms-Z 1 
 Enor'mousness, Nri-Ms- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Enough', N-F 
 Enounce', Nns 1 
 Enow', Ni 
 Enquire', N-Kw-E 1 . See 
 
 Inquire. 
 Enrage', Nr - J, Nr-Jd 2 , 
 
 Nr-J 2 -NG 
 
 Enrank', Nri-NG-K 
 Enrapt', Nr-Pt 
 Enrapt'ure, Nr - P 1 - CHr. 
 
 Nr-P^CHrd, Nr-Pi-CHr- 
 
 NG 
 
 Enrav'ish, Nr-VJ-5ff 
 Enrav'ishment, Nr-Vi- 
 
 SH-Mnt 
 
 Enreg'ister, Xr-Jstr s 
 Enrich', Nr-CH3, Nr- 
 
 CHts. Nr-CH3-NG 
 Enrich'ment, Nr-CH3- 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Enrip'en, Nr-Pn 
 Enrobe', Nr-B^ 
 Enroll', N-.R12, N-Klds, N- 
 
 Enroll'ment, N-Kl^-Mnt 
 Enroot', Nrts, Nr - Td", 
 
 Nrts-NG 
 
 Ensam'ple, N-sM-Pl 1 
 Ensan'guine, N 1 - sNG - 
 
 Gwn 
 Ensconce', Ns'-Kns, Ns 1 - 
 
 Knst. Ns^Kns-NG 
 Enseal', N-sL 
 Enseam', Ns 3 -M 
 Ensear', Ns-R 3 
 Ensem'ble, Ns-M-BH 
 Enshield', N - -SffP - D, N- 
 
 Enshrine', N - 5/frni. N 
 i, N-SHrn>-NG 
 
 Enshroud', N-Sflrdi, N- 
 
 Ensif*erous, Ns-F 3 -fis 
 En'siform, Ns-F 2 -E-M 
 En'sign, Ns 2 -N 
 En'signcy, Ns-N-S s 
 En'signship, Ns-N-SH^-P 
 Enslave', n.sL-V. nsZ, 2 - 
 
 Vd. nsL2-V-NG 
 Enslave'ment, nsi 2 - V - 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Enslav'er, nsi^-Vr 
 Ensnare', Ns-N-E s 
 Ensphere', Ns 3 -F-R 
 Enstamp', Ns-TJ-M-P, Ns- 
 
 TJ-Mt, Ns-T!-M-PC) 
 Ensue', N-S, Ns-D 3 , N-S 3 - 
 
 NG 
 Ensure', N - SHr 3 , N - 
 
 SHrd 3 , N-SHr3-NG 
 Entab'lature, N-Ti-Bltr 
 Entail', N-T2-L, N-T 2 -Ld, 
 
 N-T^-i-NG 
 
 Entail'ment, N-T-Z,-Mnt 
 Entan'gle, MtJ-NG-Gl. 
 
 Nti-NG-Gld, N1-NG-G1- 
 
 NG 
 Entan'glement, Nti-NG- 
 
 Gl-Mnt 
 
 Entan'gler, Nt-NG-Gl-Ri 
 Entel'echy, N-T2-/.-K 
 En'ter, Ntr, N-Trd 2 , Ntr- 
 
 NG 
 
 Enteri'tis, Ntr-Tsi 
 Enterot'omy, Ntr-Ti-M 
 En'terprise, Ntr-Prz 2 
 En'terprising, Ntr - Prz 2 - 
 
 NG 
 Entertain', Ntr-Tn, Ntr- 
 
 Tnd 2 . Ntr-Tn2-NG 
 Entertain'er, Ntr-T 2 -Nr 
 Entertain'ing, Ntr-Tn 2 - 
 
 NG 
 Entertain'ingly, Ntr-Tn^ 
 
 -NG-L 
 Entertain'ment, Ntr-Tn 2 
 
 :>Int [or-T-Mnt] 
 Enthrall', Nthr-H, Nthr- 
 
 Ld l . Nthr-L'-NG 
 Enthrone', N - THrn 2 . N - 
 
 THrnda. N-THrn 2 -NG 
 Enthrone'ment, N - 
 
 THrn 2 -Mnt 
 Enthu'siasm, N - TH 3 - z- 
 
 z.M 
 
 Enthu'siast, N-TH 3 -Zst 
 Enthusiast'ic, N-THi-Zs- 
 
 T-K 
 Enthusiast'ical-ly, N - 
 
 TH'-Zs-T-Kl 
 En'thymeme, N-TH 2 -!!- 
 
 M 
 Entice', N-Tsi, N-Tsti, N- 
 
 Tsi-NG 
 
 Entice'ment, N-T'-sMnt 
 Enti'cer, N-T>-sE 
 Entic'ingly, N-Ts 
 Entire', Ntri 
 Entire'ly, Ntr-H 
 Entire'ness, Ntr'-Ns 
 
 ENV 
 
 'Entire'ty, Ntr-T 1 
 Enti'tle, N - T> - Tl, N - Ti- 
 
 Tld. N-Ti-Tl-NG 
 En'tity, Nt-T* 
 Entomatog'raphy, N-T 1 - 
 
 Mt-Gr-F 
 Entomb', N-T 3 -M, N-T 3 - 
 
 Md. N-T 3 -M-NG 
 Entom'ic, N-TJ-M-K 
 Entomolog'ical, N - T 1 - 
 
 M-L-J-K1 
 Entomol'ogist, N-T 1 -!!- 
 
 -Jst 
 Entomol'ogy, N-Ti-M-i- 
 
 J 
 Entomos'tracan, N - T 1 - 
 
 Ms-Tr-Kn 
 
 En'trails, N-Tr 2 -Ls 
 Entram'mel, N-Tr^M-L, 
 
 N-Tr-M-Zd, N-Tri-M-i- 
 
 NG 
 
 En'trance, N-Trns* 
 Entrance', N - Trns 1 , N - 
 
 Trust 1 , N-Trnsi-NG 
 Entrap', N-Tr'-P, N-Tri- 
 
 Pt, N-Tr!-P-NG 
 Entreat', N-Trt 3 , N-Tr 3 - 
 
 Td. N-Trt(-) 3 
 Entreat'ingly, N-Trts. 
 
 NG1 
 
 Entreat'y, N-Tr 3 -! 
 Entree', N-Tr^ 
 Entremets', N-Tr 2 -M 
 Entrepot', Ntr-P 2 
 Entrust', N-Trst 2 , N-Trs2- 
 
 Td, N-Trst=-NG 
 En'try, N-Tr? 
 Entwine', Nt-Wn', Nt- 
 
 Wndi. Nt-Wni-NG 
 Entwist', Nt- Wsts, Nt- 
 
 Ws 3 -Td, Nt-Wst(-) 3 
 Enu'cleate, N-K1-T3, N- 
 
 Kl-Td 3 . N-K1-T 3 -XG 
 Enuclea'tion, N--Klshn 
 Enu'merate, N^-Mrt. N- 
 
 Mr-Td 3 . N-MrtC) 
 Enumera'tion, X 2 -Mrshn 
 Enu'merative, N- Mrt-V* 
 Enun'ciate, Nn-.S7/t 2 . Nn- 
 
 Sfft-T<\. Nn-5//t 2 -NG 
 
 Enun'uiative, Nn-5//t-V 
 Enun'ciatory, Nn 2 -5^f-T- 
 
 R 
 
 Envas'sal, N-Ysi-L 
 Envei'gle, N-v^-Gl, N-V 3 - 
 
 Gld, N-V 3 -G1-NG 
 Envel'op, N-va-i-P. N- 
 
 V2-L-Pt. N-V 2 -L-P-NG 
 En'velope, N-V 2 -L-p (or 
 
 N-vi-z,-p) 
 Envel'opment, N-V 2 -Z- 
 
 P-Mnt 
 Enven'om, N-Vn 2 -M, N- 
 
 Vn2-Md. N-Vn 2 -M-NG 
 En'viable, N-VJ-B1 
 En'vier, N-Y 2 -R 
 En'vious, N-Vs 
 En'viously, N-VsS-L 
 En'viousness, N-Vs-Ns 
 
ENV 
 
 Envi'ron, N-V-Kn, N-V*- 
 
 flnd, N-Vi-fin-NG 
 Environment, N-V^-Rn- 
 
 Mnt 
 
 En'virons, N-V 2 -Knz 
 Envi'rons, N-Vi-.Rnz 
 En'voy, N-V* 
 En'voyship, N-Y^-SH-P 
 Envy, N-V2, N-Vda, N-V 2 - 
 
 NG 
 Enwrap', N-fii-P (or Nr- 
 
 P 1 ) 
 
 E'ocene, G6Sus 
 Eo'lian, ton* 
 Eol'ic, 16L-K1 
 Eol'ipile, z,i-p-L 
 E'on, C6N3 
 E'pact, P 3 -Kt 
 Epanalep'sis, P-Nl-Pss 
 Epan'odos, PnJ-Ds 
 Ep'arch, P 2 --K 
 Ep'archy, P*-R-K 
 Epaule', P l -L 
 Epaule'rrfent, P 1 -Z-Mnt 
 Ep'aulet, ps-zt 
 Ep'aulette, P 2 -it 
 Epen'thesis, P--N-THss 
 Epergne', P*-Rn. 
 Epexege'sis, P 3 -Ks-Jss 
 E'pha or E'phah, F 
 Ephem'era, -- 
 Ephem'eral, 
 Ephem'eric, 
 Ephemer'ides, F2-M-J2- 
 
 Dz 
 
 Ephem'eris, F 3 -M-Ks 
 Ephem'erist, F^-M-flst 
 Ephem'eron, F 2 -M-7in 
 Ephem'erous, F^-M-fis 
 Ephe'sian, Fzhn^ 
 Ephial'tes, F l -L-Tz 
 Eph'od, F2-D 
 Eph'ori, F- 
 Ep'ic, pz-K 
 Ep'icarp, P-Kr-P 
 Epice'dian, Ps 3 -Dn 
 Epice'dium, Ps^-D-M 
 Ep'icene, P 2 -sN 
 Ep'icure, P-Kr 
 Epicu'rean, pa-K-fln 
 Epicu'reanism, P 3 -K-Bn- 
 
 zM 
 
 Ep'icurism, P 2 -Kr-zM . 
 Ep'icurize, P^-Kr-Z 
 Ep'icycle, P^-sKl 
 Epicy'cloid, P^sKl-D 
 Epicycloid'al, P^sKl-Dl 
 Epidem'ic, P^-D-M-K 
 Epidem'ical, P 2 -D-M-K1 
 Epider'mic, P 2 -Br-M-K ' 
 Epider'mis, P^-Dr-Ms 
 Ep'idote, P 2 -Dt 
 Epigas'tric, Pi-G-sTr-K 
 Ep'igene, P 2 -Jn 
 Epiglot'tis, Pi-Gl-Ts 
 Ep'igram, P 2 -Gr-M 
 Epigrammat'ic, P^Qr- 
 
 Mt-K 
 Epigrammat'ical-ly, P 1 - 
 
 Gr-Mt Kl 
 
 89 
 
 Epigram'matist, P - Gr - 
 
 M-Tst 
 Epigram'matize, P 1 - Gr- 
 
 M-Tz, Pi-Gr-M-Tzd, P 1 - 
 
 Gr-M-Tz-NG 
 Ep'igraph, P-Grf 
 Ep'ilepsy, P2-L-P-S 
 Epilep'tic, ps-i-Pt-K 
 Epilogis'tic, ps-i-Jst-K 
 Ep'ilogue, P2-L-G 
 Epiph'any, P 3 - F - N (or 
 
 Pfs-N) 
 
 Epiph'ysis, P'-Fss 
 Epis'copacy, P 3 -sK-P-S 
 Epis'copal, P 3 -BK-P1 
 Epis'copalcy, P^-sK-Pl-S 
 Epis'copalian, P 2 - sK. - P- 
 
 Ln 
 Episcopa'lianism, ps-sK- 
 
 P-inz-M 
 
 Epis'copally, P 3 -sK-P-Z, 
 Epis'copate, P 3 -8K-Pt 
 Ep'isode, Ps^-D 
 Episod'ic, Ps^D-K 
 Episod'ical, Ps^D-Kl 
 Epis'tle, Ps 3 -L 
 Epis'tolary, Ps 3 -T-L-R 
 Epis'tolize, Ps 3 -T-z 
 Epis'trophe, P 3 -sTr-F 
 Ep'istyle, Ps 2 -T-L 
 Ep'itaph, P 2 -Tf 
 Epitaph'ic, pi-Tf-K 
 Epithala'mium, P 2 - TH - 
 
 L-M-M 
 
 Ep'ithet, P 2 -THt 
 Epithet'ic, P 2 -TH-T-K 
 Epit'ome, Pt-M 
 Epit'omist, Pt 3 -Mst 
 Epit'omize, Pt 3 -Mz, Pt 3 - 
 
 Mzd, Pt 3 -Mz-NG 
 Epit'omizer, Pt 3 -M-Zr 
 Epizeux'is, P 3 -sKsa 
 Epizo'a, P 2 -Z 
 Epizo'ans, P 2 -Zns 
 Epizo'on, P 3 -Zn 
 Epizoot'ic, P>-zT-K 
 Epizo'oty, Pz*-T 
 Ep'och, P 2 -K 
 Ep'ocha, P 2 -K 
 Ep'ode, P 2 -D 
 Ep'opee, P-P 
 Ep'os, Pss 
 Ep'som, P 2 -sM 
 Ep'som Salt, P^-sM-sit 
 Ep'ulary, P'*-L-R 
 Equabil'ity, Kw-Bl-T (or 
 
 -Bit) 
 
 E'quable-y, Kw-Bl 3 
 E'quableness, Kw-Bl'-Ns 
 E'qual, Kw 3 -L, Kw-Ld 3 , 
 
 Equal'ity, Kw - i 1 - T (or 
 
 -Lt) 
 
 E'qualness, Kw-Z, 8 -Ns 
 Equaliza'tion, Kvr-Lzshn? 
 E'qual ize, Kw-iz*, Kw- 
 
 I,zd 3 , Kw-iz 3 -NG 
 E'qually, Kw-Z 3 
 Equan'gular, Kw-NG-Gl- 
 
 EQU 
 
 Equanim'ity, Kwn-M-T 
 Equan'imous, Kw-rii-Ms 
 Equate', Kw-T 2 , Kw-Td 2 
 
 Kw-T 2 -NG 
 Equa'tion, Kwshn 
 Equa'tor, Kwtr 2 
 Equato'rial, Kw- 
 Equer'ry, Kw-fls 
 Eq'uery, Kw-^S 2 
 Eques'trian, Kw-sTrnS 
 Eques'trianism, Kw-sTr* 
 
 Nz-M [or -Tr] 
 Equian'gular, Kw - NG - 
 
 G1-.R1 
 
 Equicru'ral, Kw-Kr-/? 13 
 Equidif'ferent, Kw-DP- 
 
 Rnt [Kw-Df 3 ] 
 Equidis'tant, Kw-Ds 3 -Tnt 
 Equidis'tantly, Kw - D^. 
 
 Tnt-L 
 
 Equilat'eral, KW-HT^-L 
 Equili'brate, Kw-Z/'-Brt, 
 
 Kw-Z,i-Br-Td, Kw-^i- 
 
 Brt(-) 
 Equilibra'tion, Kw-Z 2 - 
 
 Brehn 
 
 Equilibria, Kw-L^-Br 
 Equilib'rity, Kw-L 3 -Br-T 
 Equilibrium, Kw-i 3 -Br- 
 
 M 
 Equimultiple, Kw - Mlt- 
 
 Pia 
 
 Equi'nal, Kw'-Xl 
 E'quine, Kwn 3 
 Equinoc'tial, Kw-N-K- 
 
 SHli 
 
 E'quinox, Kw3-X-Ks 
 Equinu'merant, Kw 3 -X- 
 
 Mrnt 
 Equip', Kw-P 3 , Kw-Pt 3 , 
 
 Kw-P3-XG 
 
 Eq'uipage, Kw-P 2 -J 
 Equip'ment, Kw-P 3 -Mnt 
 E'quipoise, Kw-Pz 3 
 Equipol'lence, Kw - pi - 
 
 ins 
 Equipol'lency, Kw - Pi - 
 
 in-S 
 
 Equipol'lent, Kw-pi-Z.nt 
 Equipon'derance, Kw- 
 
 Pndi-i-Ns 
 Equipon'derancy, Kw - 
 
 Pndri-N-S 
 Equipon'derant, Kw - 
 
 Pndr'-Nt 
 Equipon'derate, Kw- 
 
 Pndri-T 
 
 Eq'uitable, Kw-T=-Bl 
 Eq'uitableness, Kw-T 2 - 
 
 Bl-Ns [:B.s] 
 Eq'uitably, Kw-T 2 -Bl 
 Eq'uitant, Kw-Tnt 2 
 Equita'tion, Kw-Tshn a 
 Eq'uity, Kw-T 
 Equivalence, Kw-V>-/,ns 
 Equiv'alency, Kw-Y 3 -in- 
 
 S 
 
 Equiv'alent, Kw-V 3 -int 
 E'quivalve, Kw-V 3 -i-V 
 Equiv'ocal-ly, 
 
EQU 
 
 Equiv'ocalness, Kw- V 8 - 
 
 Kl-Ns 
 Equiv'ocate, Kw-V 8 -K-T, 
 
 Kw-V-K-Td, Ew-V 3 -K-T- 
 
 NG 
 Equivoca'tion, Kw-V*- 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Equiy'ocator, Kw-V3-Ktr 
 Eq'uivoque or Eq'ui- 
 
 voke, Kw-V 2 -K 
 E'ra, (R 
 Era'diate, cRt- 
 
 D'Td, Gfl 2 -DtC 
 Eradia'tion, 
 Eradlcable, 
 Eradicate, 
 
 D-K-Td, fli 
 Eradica'tion, # 2 -D-Kshn 
 Erad'icative, fi!-D-Kt-V 
 Eras'able, Rs 2 -B-L 
 Erase', Rs 2 , Rst 3 , Rs^-NG 
 Erase'ment, Rs 2 -Mnt 
 Eras'er, Rs 2 -R 
 Era'sipn, Rzhn^ 
 Eras'tian, Rs^CHn 
 Eras'tianism, Rsi - CHn - 
 
 Z-M [or-CH-zM] 
 Eras'ure, R 2 -ZHr 
 Ere, R 2 
 Er'ebus, R 2 -Bs 
 Erect', RS - Kt, R - K - Td, 
 
 R2-Kt-NG 
 
 Erect'able, R 2 -Kt-Bl 
 Erect'er, R2-Ktr 
 Erectile, R 2 -Kt-L 
 Erec'tion, R2-Kshn 
 Erect'ive, R2-Kt-V 
 Erect'ly, R2-Kt-i 
 Erect'ness, R2-Kt-Ns 
 Erect'or, R 2 -Ktr 
 Erelong', Ri-X-NG 
 Er'emite, R2-Mt 
 Ere-now', Ri-N. SeeA'ow. 
 Ere-while', R-W1 
 Er'go, R2-G 
 Er'got, R2-Gt 
 E'rin, Rn3 
 Er'mine, R-Mn 
 Ern, Ru2 
 Erode', efl2-D, fiS-r>d, 
 
 Ero'sion, 
 Ero'sive, Rs 2 -v 
 Erot'ic, #i-T-K 
 Erot'ical, fii-T-Kl 
 Erpetol'ogy, Ri-Pt-Z-J 
 Err, R 2 , Rd 2 . R 2 -NG 
 Err'able, R-B1 
 Er'rand, Rnd 2 
 Er'rand-boy, Rnd-B 
 Er'rant, Rnt 
 Er'rantry, R 2 -N-Tr 
 Erra'ta, K*-T 
 Erratic, i-T-K 
 Errat'ical-ly, /?i-T-Kl 
 Erra'tum, ^-T.M 
 Er'rhine, Rn* 
 Er'ring, R 2 NG 
 Erro'neous, R=-Ns 
 Erro'neously, R a -Ns-L 
 
 90 
 
 Erro'neousness, R - Ns - 
 
 Ns 
 
 Er'ror, Rr 2 
 Er'rorist, Rrst 2 
 Erse, Rs 2 
 Erst, Rst 
 
 Erubes'cence, R2-Bs-Ns 
 Erubes'cency, R^Bs-N-S 
 Erubes'cent, R 2 -Bs-Nt 
 Eruct', R 2 -Kt 
 Eruc'tate, R 2 -K-Tt 
 Eruc'tated, R 2 -K-T-Td 
 Eructa'tion, R 2 -K-Tshn 
 Er'udite, IP-Vt 
 Erudi'tion, B 3 -Dshn 
 Eru'ginous, JJ 3 -J-Ns 
 Erup'tion, R 2 -Pshn 
 Erup'tive, R 2 -Pt-V 
 Eryn'go, R 3 -NG-G 
 Erysip'elas, Rs 3 -P-is 
 Erysipel'atous, Rs^P-Z.- 
 
 Ts 
 
 Erysip'elous, Rs 3 -P-Z.s 
 Escalade', 8 2 -K-id 
 Escal'op, Si-K-Z,-P 
 Escal'oped, 8 ] -K-Z.-Pt 
 Escapade', 8 2 -K-Pd 
 Escape', S 2 -K-P, S^K-Pt, 
 
 S 2 -K-P-NG 
 Escape'ment, S 2 - K - P - 
 
 Mnt 
 Escarp', S^K-fl-P, &-K-R- 
 
 Pt, S'-K-B-P-NG 
 Escarp'ment. S 1 - K - R - 
 
 P-Mnt 
 
 Eschalot', SH-Z,t 
 Es'char, S 2 -K-R 
 Escharotlc, S 1 ^-^!-^ 
 Eschatol'ogy, S'-Kt-Z,- J 
 Escheat', S 3 -CHt, S 3 -CH- 
 
 Td, S 3 -CHtC) 
 
 Escheat'able, S 3 -CHt-Bl 
 Eschew', S 3 -CH, S 3 -CHd, 
 
 SS-CH-NG 
 Es'cort, 8 2 -Krt 
 Escort', S'-Krt, S^Kr-Td, 
 
 S'-Krt-NG 
 
 Escritoire', S^-Krt-Wr 
 Escrito'rial, S 2 -Kr-T-/Jl 
 Es'crow, S 2 -Kr 
 Es'cuage, 8 2 -K-J 
 Escula'pian, S 2 -K-L-Pn 
 Es'culent, S 2 -K-int 
 Escu'rial, 8 3 -K-/Jl 
 Escutch'eon, S 2 -K-CHn 
 Esodlc, S'-D-K 
 Esoph'agus, S'-F-Gs 
 Esoteric, 8t 2 -K-K 
 Espalier, 81-P-Z/-R 
 Espe'cial, S 2 - P - SHI [82- 
 
 P] 
 Especially, S 2 - P - SH l 
 
 [S 2 -P] 
 
 Espi'al, Si-P-L 
 Es'pionage, 8 2 -Pn-J 
 Esplanade', S 2 -P1-N-D 
 Espous'al, S 1 -Pz-L 
 Espouse', S 1 - Pz, 8 l - Pzd, 
 
 SVPz-NG 
 Espous'er, S^P-Zr 
 
 ETA 
 
 Esprit de corps, S 8 -Prd- 
 
 Kr 
 Espy', S l -P, S^Pd, 8 1 - 
 
 P-NG 
 
 Es'quimau, S 2 -K-M 
 Es'quimaux, S-K-Mz 
 Esquire', S l -Kw-R, S 1 - 
 
 Kw-fid, Si-Kw-R-NG 
 Esquisse', S 3 -Ks 
 Essay', S 2 , S 2 -D, S 2 -NG 
 Es'say, S* 
 Essay'er, S 2 -R 
 Es'sayist, Sst 2 
 Es'sence, Sus 2 , S 2 -Nst, S*- 
 
 Ns-NG 
 
 Essene', Sn 8 
 Essenes', Sns' 
 Essen'tial, S 2 - N - SHI 
 
 [Sn 2 ] 
 
 Essentiality, Si-N-SHl-T 
 Essen'tialness, S 2 -N-5//l- 
 
 Ns 
 Essen'tially,- 8 s - N - SHI 
 
 [Sn-j 
 Establish, Sti - B - L - SH, 
 
 Sti - B - Z, - Stf - T. Sti-B- 
 
 Z-SH-NG [Sti-B, Sti 
 
 Bt, Sti-BC) 
 Estab'lisher, Sti-B-i 
 
 SHr [Sti-B-SHr] 
 Establishment, sti-B-i- 
 
 SH-Mnt [St' -B Mnt] 
 Estafet', S 2 Tf-T 
 Estafette', S 2 -Tf-T 
 Estate', S 2 Tt 
 Esteem', Sta-M, St^-Md, 
 
 St^-M-NG 
 
 Esthetics, S--TH-T-KS 
 Es'timable, St 2 -M-Bl 
 Es'timableness, St 2 - M - 
 
 Bl-Ns [!Bs] 
 Es'timate, -St 2 -Mt, St 2 -M- 
 
 Td, 8t 2 -Mt(-) 
 Estima'tion, St 2 -Mshn 
 Es'timative, St 2 -Mt-V 
 Es'timator, 8t 2 -Mtr 
 Es'tival, S 2 -T-V1 
 Estiva'tion, St 2 -Vshn 
 Estop', St^P, St'-Pt, St 1 - 
 
 P-KG 
 
 Estop'pel, St!-Pl 
 Esto'vers, S 2 -T-Vrs 
 "Estrade', S 2 -Trd 
 Estrange', S 2 -Tr-N-J. 8- 
 
 Tr-N-Jd, S 2 -Tr-N-J-NG 
 Estrange'ment, S 2 -Tr-N- 
 
 J-JInt 
 
 Estrapade', S 2 -Tr-Pd 
 Estray', S 2 -Tr 
 Estreat', S3-Trt, 83-Tr-Td, 
 
 S a -TrtC) 
 Estrepe'ment, S 3 -Tr-P 
 
 Wnt 
 
 Est'uary, S 2 -T-fl 
 Est'uate, S 2 -T-T 
 Estua'tion, S 2 -T8hn 
 Esu'rient, S 3 -Rnt 
 Es'urine, S 2 -fin 
 Etagere', T 2 -ZHr 
 Etat' Major, 
 
ETC 
 
 91 
 
 Etc. (Et cet'era), T 2 -sTr I Eudiomet'rical, Yd*-Mtr 
 
 Etch, CH2. CHts, CH-NG 
 
 -Kl 
 
 Etch'er, CHr^ 
 
 Eudiom'etry, Yd^-M-Tr 
 
 Etch'ing, CH2-NG 
 Eter'nal-ly, Tr 2 -Nl 
 
 Eulogist, Yl 3 -Jst 
 Eulogistic, YF-Jst-K 
 
 Eteraal'ity, Tri-Nl-T 
 Eter'nity, Tr^-N-T 
 
 Eulogis'tical, Yl-Jst-K-L 
 Eulo'gium, Yl^J-M 
 
 Eter'nize, Tr 2 -Nz, Tr s - 
 
 Eulogize, Yis-Jz, Yl 3 -Jzd, 
 
 Nzd, Tr2-Nz-NG 
 
 Yl 3 -Jz-NG 
 
 Ete'sian, Tz 3 -N 
 
 Eu'logy, Y13-J 
 
 E'thal, TH1 3 
 
 Eu'nuch, Y 3 -N-K 
 
 E'ther, THr* 
 
 Eu'nuchism, Y 3 -N-K-zM 
 
 Ethe'real, TH-R1 
 
 Eupato'rium, Y 2 -P-Tr-M 
 
 Ethe'realize, TH 8 - Biz, 
 
 Eupep'sy, Y 2 -P-P-S 
 
 TH 3 -/lzd, TH 3 -Blz-NG 
 
 Eupep'tic, Y2-P-P-T-K 
 
 Ethe'reous, THS-fis 
 
 Eu'phemism, Y 3 -F-Mz-M 
 
 Etheriza'tion, THrzsftn^ 
 
 Euphemis'tic, YS-F-Ms-T 
 
 E'therize, THrz 3 , THrzd 3 , 
 
 -K 
 
 THrz 3 -NG 
 
 Euphemis'tical, Y 3 - F - 
 
 Eth'ic, TH-K 
 
 Ms-T-Kl 
 
 Eth'ical-ly, TH-K1 
 
 Eu'phemize, Y 3 - F - Mz, 
 
 Eth'ics, TH 2 -K 
 
 Y-F-Mzd, Y 3 -F-Mz-NG 
 
 E'thiop, TH8-P 
 Ethio'pian, TH-Pn 
 
 Euphonic, Yi-Fn-K 
 Euphonical, Y'-Fn-K-L 
 
 Ethiop'ic, THi-P-K. 
 
 Eupho'nious, Y l -F-Ns 
 
 Eth'moid, TH 2 -Md 
 
 Eu'phonism, Y 3 -F-Nz-M 
 
 Ethmoid'al, THi-M-Dl 
 
 Eu'phony, Y 3 -F-N 
 
 Eth'narch, TH^-Nr-K 
 Eth'nic, TH2-N-K 
 Eth'nical, TH-N-K1 
 
 Euphor'bia, Yi-Fr-B 
 Eu'phrasy, Y 3 -Fr-S 
 Eu'phuism, Y 3 -F-Z-M 
 
 Ethnog'rapher, TH>-N- 
 
 Eu'phuist, Y 3 -Fst 
 
 Gr-Fr 
 
 Euphuistlc, Y 3 -Fs-T-K 
 
 Ethnographic, THi-N- 
 Grf-K 
 
 Euroc'lydon, Y^B-Kl-Dn 
 Europe'an, Y 3 -72-Pn 
 
 Ethnographical, TH 1 - 
 N-Gr-F-Kl 
 
 Eu'rus, Y 3 -Bs 
 Eu'rythmy, Y 3 -fl-TH-M 
 
 Ethnog'raphy, THi-N- 
 
 Eusta'chian, Ys^-T-Kn 
 
 Gr-F 
 
 Euter'pean, Y 2 -Tr-Pn 
 
 Ethnologic, THi-Nl-J-K 
 
 Euthana'sia, Y 2 -THn-Z 
 
 Ethnological, THi-Nl-J- 
 
 Euthan'asy, Yi-THn-S 
 
 Kl 
 
 Eutychlan, Y 3 -T-Kn 
 
 Ethnol'ogist, THi-Nl-Jst 
 
 Eutychlans, Y 3 -T-Kns 
 
 Ethnol'ogy, THi-Nl-J 
 Ethologlc, THi-i-J-K 
 
 Evac'uant, Vi-K-Nt 
 Evac'uate, Vi-K-T, \ l -K- 
 
 Ethologlcal, THi-Z-J-Kl 
 
 Td, Vi-K-T-NG 
 
 Ethol'ogy, THi-i-J 
 
 Evacua'tion, eV 5 -Kshn 
 
 E'thule, THS-L 
 
 Evac'uative, eV!-K-Tv 
 
 E'tiolate, eT 3 -it, eT-i- 
 
 Evac'uator, eV^-Ktr 
 
 Td, tT a -it-NG 
 
 Evade', Vad2, V^-Dd, Vd 2 - 
 
 Etiola'tion, cT^Zshn 
 
 NG 
 
 Etiol'ogy, GT!-L-J 
 
 Evaga'tion, Y^-Gshn 
 
 Etiquette', T-Kt 
 
 Evanes'cence, v-Ns-Ns 
 
 Etui', Tw 3 
 
 Evanes'cent, v-Ks-Nt 
 
 Etymolog'ical-ly, Ti-M- 
 
 Evan'gel, V'-N-J(-L) 
 
 i-J-Kl 
 
 Evangelic, V 2 -N-J-i- 
 
 Etymolog'icon, T^-M-Z- 
 
 K [V 2 -N-J-K] 
 
 J-Kn 
 
 Evangellcal-ly, V^N-J- 
 
 Etymol'ogist, TJ-M-Z-Jstl i-Kl rV-N-J-Kn 
 
 Etymol'ogize, T^M-/^- Jz 
 
 Evangellcism, V 2 -N-J- 
 
 Etymol'ogy, T-M-Z,-J 
 
 Z-szM [V 2 -N-J-szM] 
 
 Et'ymon, T 2 -Mn 
 
 Evan'gelism, V-N-J-i-Z 
 
 Eu'charist, Y 3 -Krst 
 
 -M [V'-N-J-zM] 
 
 Eucharist Ic, YS-Krs-T-K. 
 
 Evan'gelist, v-N-J-Xst 
 
 Eucharistlcal, Y*-Krs-T- 
 
 [Vi-N-Jst] 
 
 El 
 
 Evangeliza'tion, V2-N- 
 
 Eu'chre, Y s -Kr 
 
 3-Lzshn 
 
 Eude'monism, Y'-D-Mn- 
 
 Evan'gelize, Vi-N-J-Zz, 
 
 Z-M (orYd 3 -Mn-Z-M) 
 
 yi-N-J-izd, Vi-N-J-/,z- 
 
 Eudiom'eter, Ydi-Mtr 
 
 NG 
 
 Eudiomet'ric, Yd-Mtr-K 
 
 Evan'ish, \n*-Sff 
 
 EVI 
 
 Evap'orable, v^ 
 Evap'orate, Yi-Prt, 
 
 Pr-Td, V'-PrtC) 
 Evaporation, Y'--Prskn 
 Evap'orative, \ rl -Prt-V 
 Eva'sion, Vzhu 2 
 Eva'sive, Ys--V 
 Eva'sively, Vs^-V-L 
 Eva'siveness. YsM'-Ns 
 Eve, eY 3 
 
 Evec'tion, YS-Mvshn 
 E'ven, Yn 3 , Ynd 3 , YnS-XG 
 E'vener, Y 3 -Xr 
 E'ven-handed, Yn 3 - Hn- 
 
 Dd ; 
 
 E'vening, Vu 3 -NG 
 E'vsning-star, YiiS-^G- 
 
 sT-K (or -XGstr) 
 E'venly, Y 3 -N1 
 E'venness, Yu 3 -Ns 
 Every/, "\"ut 2 
 Event'ful, Yut=-F (-L)) 
 E'ventide, Y J -N-Td 
 Event' ual, Y 2 -Nt-L 
 Eventuality, vi-Nt-Z-T 
 Event'ually, Vut 2 -Z, 
 Event'uate, Y-'-Nt-T, V s - 
 
 Nt-Td. Y2-Nt-T-NG 
 Ev'er, Vr2 [Y*] 
 Ev'erglade, Yr^-Gld 
 Ev'ergreen, Vr2-Grn v 
 Everlast' ing, Vri-Lst(-) 
 Everlast'ingly, Vr 1 - L&t- 
 
 NG-L 
 
 Everliv'ing, Vr 3 -i-V-NG 
 Evermore', Yr 2 -Mr 
 Ever'sion, Vrshn 2 
 Evert', eVrts, OVr=-Td. 
 
 eVrt(-)2 
 Ev'ery, Vr 2 
 Ev'erybody, Vr 2 -B-D 
 Ev'ery-day, Yr^-D 
 Ev'ery-one, Vr 2 -Wn 
 Ev'ery-where, \r--R 
 Evict', VS-K-T, V 8 -K-Td, 
 
 V3-K-T-NG 
 Evic'tion, V 3 -Kshn 
 Ev'idence, Yd2-Ns, Vds- 
 
 Nst. Yd2-Ns-NG 
 Ev'ident, Vd 2 -Nt 
 Eviden'tial, Vd2-N-5fll 
 Evidently, Vd 2 -Nt-L 
 E'vil, VI 3 
 
 E'vil-doer, YP-D-R 
 E'vil-eye, Vl 3 -i 
 E'vil-eyed, Vl 3 -i-D 
 E'vil-favored, Vl 3 -F-Vrd 
 E'vil-minded, VI 3 -Mn- 
 
 Dd 
 
 E'vilness, Yl 3 -Ns 
 E'vil-speaking, VI 3 -sP- 
 
 K-NG tVl^-sPC)] 
 Evince', V'-Ns, v 3 -Nst, 
 
 V 3 -Ns-NG 
 
 Evin'cible, V 3 -Ns-Bl 
 Evin'cive, V 3 -Ns-V 
 Evis'cerate, \8*-Kt, Vs*- 
 
 fl-Td, Vs 3 -flt-NG 
 Eviscera'tion, VsS- 
 Ev'itable, V-T-B1 
 
EVO 
 
 Evoke', V*-K, VS-K-T, V*- 
 
 K-NG 
 
 Evola'tion, \--Lshn 
 Ev'olute, v*-it 
 Evolu'tion, V 3 -islm 
 Evolutionary, V 3 -jDshn- 
 
 R 
 
 Evolve', VI 1 - V 
 Evul'sion, V-Lshn 
 Ewe, Y s 
 Ew'er, ys-R 
 Ex- Ks 
 Exac'erbate or Exacer- 
 
 bate, K - sSr'or* - Bt, K- 
 l BSr'orS-B-Td, K-sSrior 2 - 
 / Bt(-) 
 Exacerba'tion, K - sSr 2 - 
 
 Bshn 
 Exacerbes'cence, K - 
 
 8Sr 2 -Bs-Ks 
 Exact', Ksi-Kt, Ks-K-Td 1 , 
 
 Ksi-Kt-NG [sKti,sK-Tdi, 
 
 sKU-NG] 
 
 Exact'er, Ks^Ktr 
 Exac'tion, Ksi-Kshn 
 Exact'! tude, Ks-Kt-Tdi 
 Exact'ly, Ks-Kt-ii [sKt- 
 
 '] 
 Exact'ness, Ks 1 - Kt - Ns 
 
 [sKti-Ks] 
 
 Exact'or, Ks^-Ktr 
 Exag'gerate, K-sJrti, K 
 
 sJr'-Td. K-sJrt(-)i 
 Exaggera'tionjK-sJrshn 1 
 Exag'geratory, K-sJrti- 
 
 R 
 Exalt', K-sLti, K-si-Td. 
 
 K-sZ,t-NG 
 
 Exalta'tion, K-sLS-Tshn 
 Examlnable, K - sM - N - 
 
 Bli 
 Examina'tion, K 2 - sil - 
 
 Nshn [sM 2 -Nshn] 
 Exam'ine, K^sMn, Ki- 
 
 BMnd.Ki-sMn-NG [sMni. 
 
 sMud 1 , sMn>-NG] 
 Examinee', K 3 -sM-Ne 
 Exam'iner, K^sM-Xr 
 Exam'ple, K-sM-Pl l 
 Exan'imate, Ks-N-M-Ti 
 Exanthe'ma, Ks-N-TH^- 
 
 M 
 Exanthem'ata, Ks - N - 
 
 TH2-M-T 
 
 Ex'arch, K-sR=-K 
 Exarch'ate, K-sK'-Kt 
 Exas'perate, Kss-P l -7Zt, 
 
 93 
 
 HO 
 
 Exaspera'tion, Kss-P^- 
 
 R*hu 
 Excandes'cence, Ks - 
 
 Knd-Sns 2 
 Excandes'cent, Ks-Knd- 
 
 Bnt* 
 
 Excar'nate, Ki-sKr-Nt 
 Ex'cavate, Ks-K-vt 2 . Ks- 
 
 K-V 2 -Td, Ks-K-VtC)2 
 Excava'tion, Ks-K-Vshn 2 
 Excava'tor, Ke-K-Vtr 8 
 
 Exceed', 
 
 Ks-D-NG 
 Exceedingly, 
 Excel', K-si 2 , K-RLd, K- 
 
 Ex'cellence, K-sins* 
 Ex'cellency, K-sLn^-S 
 Ex'cellent, K-snt* 
 Ex'cellently, K-sint 2 -/, 
 Excel'sior, K-sL 2 -sE 
 Excen'tric, Ks^-Ntr-K 
 Except', Ks-Pt 2 , Ks-p2-Td. 
 
 Ks-Pt(-) 2 
 
 Except'ing, Ks-Pt(-)* 
 Excep'tion, Ks-Pshn 2 
 Excep'tionable, Ks - 
 
 Pshn 2 -B(-L) 
 Excep'tional, Ks-Pshn 2 - 
 
 
 Excep'tionless,Ks-Pshn 2 
 
 -La 
 
 Excep'tious, Ks-P^-Sfls 
 Except'ive, Ks-Pt 2 -V 
 Except'or, Ks-Ptr 2 
 Excern', K-sBn 2 
 Excerpt', K-s7? 8 -Pt, K- 
 
 Excerp'tion, K-s^-Pshn 
 Excerp'tor, K-sJB 2 -Ptr 
 Excess', Kss 2 
 Excess'ive, Kss-V* 
 Excess'ively, K&s-V*-L 
 Ex-chan'cellor, Ks-CHi- 
 
 Ns-L-R [Ks-CH!-sL-R] 
 Exchange', Ks-CH 2 -N-J, 
 
 Ks-CH2-N-Jd. Ks-CH^N- 
 
 J-NG [Ks-CH2, Ks-CHd 2 , 
 
 Ks-CH(-) 2 ] 
 Exchangeabil'ity, Ks- 
 
 CH 3 -N-J-Blt [Ks-CH 3 - 
 
 Blt] 
 Exchange'able, Ks-CH 2 - 
 
 N-J-B1 [Ks-CH 2 -Bl] 
 Exchan'ger, Ks-CH 2 -N-Jr 
 
 [Ks-CH 2 -Jr] 
 Excbeci'uer, Ks-CH 2 -Kr. 
 
 Ks-CH2-Krd, Ks-CH 2 -Kr- 
 
 NG 
 Excheq'uer-bill, Ks - 
 
 CH 2 -Kr-Bl 
 
 Excis'able, K-sZ!-Bl 
 Excise', (to cut off), Kss 1 , 
 
 Excise', (to levy an ex- 
 cise). K-sZ 1 , K-sZdi, K- 
 sZ'-NG 
 
 Excise'man, K-sZ ] -Mn 
 Excise'men, K-sZi IMn 2 
 Excis'ion, KszAn 3 
 Excitabil'ity, Ks-T 3 -Blt 
 Excit'able, Ks-Ti-Bl 
 Excit'ant, Ks-Tnti 
 Excita'tion, Ks-Tshn 2 
 Excit'ative, Ks-Ti-Tv 
 Excit'atory, Ks-T>-T-fi 
 Excite', Ks - Ti, Ks - Tdi, 
 
 Excite'ment, Ks-Ti-Mnt 
 Excit'er, K-sTri 
 Excit'ing, Ks-T l -NG 
 
 EXC 
 
 Excit'ive, Ks-Tvi 
 Exclaim', Ks~Kl-M. Ks 2 - 
 
 Kl-Md. Ks 2 -Kl-M-NG 
 Exclaim'er, Ks 2 -Kl-Mr 
 Exclama'tion, Ks 2 - Kl - 
 
 Mshn 
 Exclam'ative, Ks-Kl-Mt- 
 
 Vi 
 Exclam'atory, Ks-Kl-Mt- 
 
 fii 
 Exclude', Ks3-Kld, Ks- 
 
 Kl-Dd3. Ks3-Kld-NG 
 Exclu'sion, Ks 3 -Klzhn 
 Exclu'sionist, Ks^-Klzhn 
 
 -St 
 
 Exclu'sive, Ks-Kls-V 
 Exclu'sively, Ks-Kls-Vs- 
 
 L 
 Exclu'siveness, Ks - Kls- 
 
 V 3 -Ns 
 
 Exclu'sory, Ks-Kl-sS 3 
 Excog'itate, Ks-K-Ji-Tt, 
 
 Ks-K-J"-T-Td, Ks-K-Ji- 
 
 Tt(-) 
 Excogita'tion, Ks-K-J- 
 
 Tshn 
 Excommu'nicable, Ks* 
 
 :N-K-B1 
 Excommu'nicate, Ks s 
 
 :N-Kt, Ks:X-K-Td, Ks* 
 
 :N-Kt-XG 
 Excommunica'tion, Ks z 
 
 :N-Kshn 
 Excommu'nicator, Ks 3 
 
 :N-Ktr 
 Exco'riate, Ks-K-.R 2 -T, 
 
 NG 
 
 Excoria'tion.Ks-K-Sshn 2 
 Excortica'tion, Ks-K-fi 2 - 
 
 T-Kshn 
 
 Ex'crement, K^-sKr-Mnt 
 Excrement'al, K 2 - sK.r i 
 
 Mnt 
 Excrementi'tious, K - 
 
 sKr-Mnt-SHs 3 
 Excres'cence, K 2 - sKrs - 
 
 Ns 
 
 Excres'cent, K 5 sKrs-Jft 
 Excrete', K^-sKrt, K-sKr- 
 
 Td 3 , K 3 -sKrt-XG 
 Excre'tion, K 3 -.-Krshn 
 Ex'cretive, K-sKrt-v 2 
 Ex'cretqry, K-sKr-T 2 -^ 
 Excru'ciate, K-sKr-SH 3 - 
 
 T, K-sKr-SH3-Td, K-sKr- 
 
 SHt 3 -NG 
 Excrucia'tion, K - sKr - 
 
 SHshnS 
 
 Excul'pable, Ks-Kl-P--Bl 
 Excul'pate, Ks - Kl - Pt 2 . 
 
 Ks-Kl-P 2 -Td, Ks-Kl-Pt(-)* 
 Exculpa'tion, Ks - Kl . 
 
 Pshn 2 
 Excul'patory, Ks-Kl-P*- 
 
 1-R 
 
 Excur'sion, K ! -sKrshn 
 Excur'sionist, K--sKrsha 
 
 -St 
 Excur'sive, K-sKrs-Y* 
 
EVO 
 
 Evoca'tion, V-Kshn 
 Excur'sively, K-sKrs-V 2 - 
 
 L 
 Excur'siveness, K-sKrs- 
 
 V 2 -Ns 
 
 Excur'sus, K 2 -sKrss 
 Excus'able-y, Ks-Kz-Bl 8 
 Excus'ableness, Ks-Kz- 
 
 Bis-Ns 
 
 Excus'atory, Ks-Kz-T 3 -.E 
 Excuse', Ks^-Kz, Ks3-Kzd, 
 
 Ks 3 -Kz-NG 
 Excuse', Ksa-Ks 
 Excus'er, Ks-K-Zr 3 
 Ex'ecrable-y, K-sKr-Bl 2 
 Ex'ecrate, K 2 -sKrt, K-sKr 
 
 -Td 2 , K 2 -sKrt-NG 
 Execra'tion, K 2 -sKrshn 
 Ex'ecratory, K-sKr-T 2 -.R 
 Ee'ecute, Ks 2 -Kt, Ks-K- 
 
 Td 2 , Ks 2 -Kt-NG 
 Ex'ecuter, Ks 2 -Ktr 
 Execu'tion, Ks 3 -Kshn 
 Execu'tioner, Ks 3 -Kshn- 
 
 B 
 
 Exec'utive, Ks-Kt-V 2 
 Exec'utor, Ks-Ktr 
 Executo'rial, Ks-K-T 2 -.Rl 
 Exec'utorship, Ks 2 - Ktr- 
 
 SH-P 
 
 Exec'utory, Ks-K-T 2 -.R 
 Exec'utress, Ks-K-Trs 2 
 Exec'utrix, Ks-K-Tr 2 -Ks 
 Exege'sis, Ks-Jss 3 
 Ex'egete, Ks-Jt 2 
 Exeget'ic, Ks-Jt 2 -K 
 Exeget'ical, Ks-Jt 2 -Kl 
 Exeget'ics, Ks-Jt 2 -Ks 
 Exem'plar, K-sM-Pl 2 -R 
 Ex'emplarily, K.-sM-Pl 2 - 
 
 Rl 
 Ex'emplariness, K - sM - 
 
 P12--K 8 
 
 Ex'emplary, K-sM-Pl 2 -K 
 Exempliflca'tion, K-sM- 
 
 Plf2-Kshn 
 Exem'plifier, K-sM-Pl 2 - 
 
 F-R 
 Exem'plify, K-sM-P12-r, 
 
 K-sM-PP-Fd, K-8M-P12- 
 
 F-NG 
 Exempt', K 2 -sMt, K-sM- 
 
 Td 2 , K-sMtC) 
 Exemp'tion, K 2 -sMshn 
 Exequa'tur, Ks 2 -Kwtr 
 Ex'equies, Ks 2 -Kwz 
 Ex'equy, Ks-Kw 
 Ex'ercisable, K-sKsz 2 -B- 
 
 L 
 Ex'ercise, K - sBsz* K - 
 
 6flsz 2 -p. K-sBsz 2 -NG 
 Ex'erciser, K-sSsz^-R 
 Ex'ercisible, K-sfisz 2 -B-L 
 Exercita'tion, K - sfls 2 - 
 
 Tshn 
 
 Exergue', K-sE^G 
 Exert', K-sflt 2 , K-s^-Td, 
 
 K-sfit 2 -NG 
 
 Exer'tion, K-sHshn 2 
 Exfo'liate, Ks-F-Lt, Ks- 
 
 93 
 
 F*--Td, Ks-F 2 -Zt-NG 
 Exfolia'tion, Ks-F 2 -/,shn 
 Exhal'able, K-sH-X^-Bl 
 Exhal'ant, K-sH-int 2 
 Exhala'tion, K-sH-Z,shn 2 
 Exhale', K-sH-/, 2 , K-sH- 
 
 Z,d 2 K-sH-i 2 -NG 
 Exhaust', Kss-T 1 , Kss- 
 
 Tdi, Kss-T!-NG 
 Exhaust'er, Kss-Ti-R 
 Exhaust'ible, Kss-Ti-Bl 
 Exhaust'ion, Kss-CHn 1 
 Exhaust'ive, Kss-Tv 1 
 Exhaustless, Kss-Ti-is 
 Exhereda'tion, K-sH-K 2 - 
 
 Dshn 
 Exhib'it, Ks - Bt 3 Ks - B 3 - 
 
 Td, Ks-Bt(-) 8 
 Exhib'iter, Ks-Btr 3 
 Exhibi'tion, Ks-Bshn 3 
 Exhibi'tioner, Ks-^shns. 
 
 B 
 
 Exhib'itive, Ks-Bts-V 
 Exhil'arant, K-sL^-Rnt 
 Exhil'arate, K.-sL*-Rt, K- 
 
 BL*-R-Td, K-sL 3 -Bt-NG 
 Exhilara'tion, K - sL- - 
 
 Rshn 
 Exhort', K - sflti K - sfl 1 - 
 
 Td, K-sKti-NG 
 Exhorta'tion, K - sR* - 
 
 Tshn 
 Exhor'tative, K-sfii-T- 
 
 Tv 
 Exhor'tatory, K - sJJi - T- 
 
 T-fi 
 
 Exhort'er, K-sKtri 
 Exhuma'tion, K^ - sH - 
 
 Mshn 
 Exhume', K^-sH-M, K 3 - 
 
 sH-Md, K 3 -sH-M-NG 
 Ex'igence, Ks-Jns 2 
 Ex'igency, Ks-Jn 2 -S 
 Ex'igent, Ks-Jnt 
 Exigu'ity, Ks-G-T 3 
 Exig'uous, Ks-G-S 3 
 Ex'Ue, Ks-L 2 , Ks-Ld 2 , Ks- 
 
 L 2 -NG 
 
 xile', Ks-Li 
 Exist', Kss-T 3 , Kss-Td 3 . 
 
 Kss-T 3 -NG 
 
 Exist'ence, Kss-Tns 3 
 Exist'ency, Kss-Tn 3 -8 
 Exist'ent, Kss-Tnt 3 
 Ex'it, Ks-T 2 
 
 Ex-min'ister, K 3 -sM-Nstr 
 Ex'ode, Ks-D 2 
 Ex'odus, Ks-Ds 2 
 Ex-offl'cial, Ks-FS-SHl 
 Ex offl'cio, Ks-F-5H 
 Ex'ogen, Ks-Jn 2 
 Exog'enous, Ks-Ji-Ns 
 Ex'on, Ks 2 -N 
 Exon'erate, Ks^Nrt, Ks- 
 
 Nr-Tdi, Ksi-Nrt-NG 
 Exoneration, K8 2 -Nrshn 
 Exonerative, Ks-Nr-Tvi 
 Ex'orable, K-s^-Bl 
 Exorbitance, K aR l - B- 
 
 Tns 
 
 EXO 
 
 Exor'bitancy, K-sfli-B- 
 
 Tn-S 
 
 Exor'bitant, K-sRi-B-Tnt 
 Exorbitantly, K-s/2>-B- 
 
 Tnt-L 
 Ex'orcise, K-sA'S-Sz (See 
 
 Exercise), K-s.K 3 -Szd, K- 
 
 sff--Sz-N<T 
 
 Ex'orciser, K-s/i--Sz-R 
 Ex'orcism, K-s/e--Sz-M 
 Ex'orcist, K-sA"--S.st 
 Exor'dia, K-si-D 
 Exor'dial, K-s^i-D-L 
 Exor'dium, K-s/ei-D-M 
 Exorna'tion, K-s7e--Ns!m 
 Ex'osmose, K-sS 2 -5Is 
 Exosto'sis, Ks-Tss- 
 Exoter'ic, Ks-T 2 -/?-K 
 Exoter'ical, K*-?2-i;-Kl 
 Ex'otery, Ks-'i^./e 
 Exot'ic, Ks-T!-K 
 Exot'ical, Ks-T'-Kl 
 Exot'icism, Ks-T l -szM 
 Expand', Ks - Pndi. Ka - 
 
 Pni-Dd. Ks-Pnd'-NO 
 Expanse', Ks-Pnsi 
 Expansibil'ity, Ks-Pns 3 - 
 
 B-Zt 
 Expan'sible, Ks - Pns 1 - B 
 
 (-L) 
 
 Expan'sile, Ks-pi-Ns-L 
 Expan'sion, Ks-pi-Nshn 
 Expan'sive, Ks-Pns'-V 
 Expan'siveness, Ks-Pns 1 
 
 -V-Ns liVs] 
 Ex-parfte, Ks-pi-fl-T 
 Expa'tiate, Ks - p? - sm, 
 
 Ks-P 2 -5//-Td, Ks-P 2 -5//t- 
 
 KG 
 Expatia'tion, 
 
 Expa'tiator, Ks-P^-SHtr 
 Expa'triate, Ks-P^-Trt, 
 
 Ks-P 2 -Tr-Td. Ks-P-'-TrtC) 
 Expatria'tion, Ks - P 2 - 
 
 Trshn 
 Expect', Ks-P=-Kt. Ks-P2- 
 
 K-Td. Ks-pz-Kt-NG [sP 2 - 
 
 Kt, sP-K-Td, sP2-Kt-N(i' 
 Expect'able, Ks-pa-Kt-Bk 
 Expect'ance, Ks-P' J -K- 
 
 Tns 
 Expect'ancy, Ks-P 2 -K- 
 
 Tn-S 
 
 Expect'ant, Ks-P=-K-Tnt 
 Expecta'tion, Ks - P 2 - K- 
 
 Tshn 
 
 Expect'er, Ks-p=-Ktr 
 Expec'torant, Ks-l >2 -K-T 
 
 fint 
 Expeo'torate, Ks-P--K-T- 
 
 Rt, Ks-P 2 -K-T-^-Td, Ka- 
 
 P 2 -K-T-t-NG 
 Expectora'tion, Ks-P*-K- 
 
 T-Hshn 
 Expec'torative, Ks-P 2 -K- 
 
 T-tft-V 
 
 Expe'dience, Ks-P 3 -Dns 
 Expe'diency, Ks-ps-Du-S 
 Expe'dient, Ks-P^-Dnt 
 
EXP 
 
 Expe'diently, Ks-P 3 -Dnt- 
 
 L 
 Ex'pedite, Ks-P 2 -Dt, Ks- 
 
 p2-D-Td. Ks-P*-Dt(-) 
 Ex'peditely, Ks-P 2 -Dt-Z, 
 Expedition, Ks-P^Dshn 
 Expedi'tious, Ks-P 3 -D- 
 
 SHs 
 Expedi'tiously, Ks-P 3 -D- 
 
 SHs-L 
 
 Expedi'tiousness, Ks-P 3 - 
 D-SHs-'Ks 
 
 Expel', Ks-P2-L, Ks-P-Ld, 
 I Ks-P2-L-NG 
 Expel'lable, Ks-ps-i-Bl 
 Expel'lent, Ks-P 2 -nt 
 Expel'ler, Ks-P^i-R 
 Expel'ling, Ks-PS-L-NG 
 Expend', Ks-Pnd 2 , Ks-Pn 2 
 
 Dd, Ks-Pnd^-NG 
 Expenditure, Ks-Pn 2 - 
 
 Dtr 
 
 Expense', Ks-Pns 2 
 Expense'less, Ks-P^Ns- 
 
 Ls 
 
 Expen'sive, Ks-Pns 4 - V 
 Expensively, Ks-Pns 2 - 
 
 \-L 
 Expen'siveness, Ks-Pns 2 
 
 -V-Ns [iVs] 
 Expe'rience, Ks-P 3 -Hns, 
 
 Ks-P--Knst, Ks-P 3 -.Rns- 
 
 NG [sPrns 3 , sPrnst 3 , 
 
 8Prns 3 -NG] 
 Experienced, Ks - P 3 - 
 
 Rvst '[sPrnsts] 
 Experiment, K - sPr 2 - 
 
 Mnt. K-sPr 2 -Mn-Td, K- 
 
 6Pr 2 -Mnt-NG 
 Experiment'ally, K-sPr 2 
 
 Mnt-Z, [K-sPr 2 :Mnt] 
 Experiment'alist, K-sPr 2 
 
 Mnt-ist 
 Experimenter, K - sPr- 
 
 Mntr 
 
 Expert', K-sPrt 2 
 Expert'ly, K-sPrts-i 
 Expert'ness, K-sPrts-Ns 
 Ex'piable, Ks-P^-Bl 
 Ex'piate, Ks-P^-T, Ks-P 2 - 
 
 Td. Ks-P2-T-NG 
 Expia'tion, Ks-Pshn a 
 Ex'piator, Ks-Ptr 2 
 Ex'piatory, Ks-P 2 -T-K 
 Expira'tion, Ks-P 2 -.Rshn 
 Expi'ratory, Ks-P'-fi-T-K 
 Expire', Ks-pi-R, Ks-P 1 - 
 
 Rd. Ks-pi-fi-NG 
 Explain', Ks - Pin*, Ks - 
 
 Plncl. Ks-Pln 2 -NG 
 Explainable, Ks-Pln 2 -B 
 
 (-L) 
 
 Explain'er, Ks-Pl 2 -Xr 
 Explana'tipn, Ks - PI 2 - 
 
 Nshn 
 Explan'atory. Ks-Plni-T- 
 
 R 
 
 Ex'pletive, Ks-Pl^-Tv 
 Ex'pletory, S.s-fl"-1-R 
 Explicable, Ks-Pl*-K-Bl 
 
 94 
 
 Ex'plicate, Ks-Pl^-Kt, Ks- 
 
 Pl*-K-Td, Ks-Pl 2 -Kt-NG 
 Explica'tion, Ks-Pl 2 - 
 
 Kshn 
 Ex'plicative. Ks-Pl 2 -Kt- 
 
 V 
 Ex'plicatory, Ks - PI 2 - K- 
 
 T-fl 
 
 Ex'plicator, Ks-Pl 2 -Ktr 
 Explic'it, Ks-Plfi3-T 
 Explic'itly, Ks-Pls3-T- 
 Explic'itness, Ks-Pls 3 -!- 
 
 Ks 
 Explode', Ks-Pld 2 , Ks- 
 
 P12-Dd. Ks-Pld(-) 2 
 Explod'er, Ks-Pl^Dr 
 Exploit', Ks-Plti 
 Exploita'tion, Ks - PI 2 - 
 
 Tshn 
 Explora'tion, Ks - PI 2 - 
 
 Bshn 
 
 Ex'plorator, Ks-Pl^Ktr 
 Explor'atory, Ks-Pl 2 -^- 
 
 1-R 
 Explore', Ks-Pl 2 -R, Ks- 
 
 Pl 2 -Rd, Ks-Pl 2 -K-NG 
 Explor'er, Ks-Pl 2 -Rr 
 Explo'sion, Ks-P]zhn* 
 Explo'sive, Ks-Pls 2 -V 
 Explo'sively, Ks-Pls^V- 
 
 L 
 
 Expolia'tion, Ks-P 2 -Zshn 
 Expo'nent, Ks-PuZ-Nt 
 Exponen'tial, Ks-Pn-N- 
 
 8H1 
 Export', Ks-P2-.Rt, Ks-P- 
 
 fi-Td, Ks-PS-JZt-NG- 
 Ex'port, Ks-P 2 -JJt 
 Exportable, Ks-P 2 -Kt-Bl 
 Exporta'tion, Ks - P 2 - R - 
 
 Tshn 
 
 Export'er, Ks-P 2 -fftr 
 Expose', Ks-Pz 2 , Ks-Pzd 2 , 
 
 Ks-Pz 2 -NG 
 Expose' [eks-po-za'], Ks- 
 
 P2-Z 
 
 Expos'edness, Ks-Pz 2 -D- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Expos'er, Ks-P 2 -Zr 
 Exposi'tion, Ks-PzzAn 3 
 Expos'itive, Ks-Pz ] -Tv 
 Expos'itor, Ks-Pztr 1 
 Expos'itory, Ks-Pz^T-fl 
 Ex post fac'to, Ks-Ps 2 -F- 
 
 K-T 
 Expostulate, Ks - Ps 1 - T- 
 
 Z,t, Ks-Psi-T-//-Td, Ks- 
 
 Expostula'tion, Ks- Ps 2 - 
 
 T-ishn 
 Expost'ulator, Ks-Psi-T- 
 
 Ltr 
 Expost'ulatory, Ks-Ps 1 - 
 
 T-Lt-R 
 
 Expos'ure, Ks-P 2 -ZHr 
 Expound', Ks-Pndi, Ks- 
 
 Pn'-Dd, Ks-Pndi-NG 
 Expound'er, Ks-Pndr 1 
 Ex-Pres'ident, K - sPrz*- 
 
 Dnt 
 
 EXT 
 
 Express', K - sPrs 2 K- 
 
 sPrst 2 , K-sPrs 2 -XG 
 Express'age, K-sPrs^J 
 Express'ible, K-sPrs 2 -Bl 
 Expres'sion, K-sPrshn 2 
 Expres'sionless, K - 
 
 sPrshn 2 -/,s 
 
 Express'ive, K-sPrs 2 -V 
 Express'ively, K-sPrs 2 - 
 
 \-L 
 Expressiveness, K-sPrs* 
 
 V-Ns [iVs] 
 
 Expressi'vo, K-sPrs 3 -V 
 Express'ly, K-sPr^si 
 Expro'pnate, K-sPr^Prt 
 Expugn', Ks - Pn 3 , Ks - 
 
 Pnds, Ks-Pn 3 ->:G 
 Expug'nable, Ks - P 2 - G- 
 
 N-B1 
 Expugn'able, Ks-Pn-B 
 
 (-L) 
 Expugna'tion, Ks-P 2 -G- 
 
 Nshn 
 
 Expugn'er, Ks-P 3 -Nr 
 Expul'sion, Ks-P 2 -Lshn 
 Expul'sive, Ks-P 2 -is-V 
 Expunc'tion, Ks - P - 
 
 NGshn 
 Expunge', Ks-Pn 2 -J, Ks- 
 
 Pn 2 -Jd, Ks-Pn2-J-NG 
 Ex'purgate or Expur'- 
 
 gate, K-sPr 2 -Gt, K-sPr 2 - 
 
 G-Td, K-sPr 2 -Gt-NG 
 Expurga'tion, K - sPr* - 
 
 Gshn 
 Ex'purgator or Expur'- 
 
 gator, K-sPr 2 -Gtr 
 Expur'gatory, K-sPr 2 -G- 
 
 T-.R 
 
 Ex'quisite, Ks-Kwz-T 2 
 Ex'quisitely, Ks-Kwz-T*- 
 
 L 
 Ex'qnisiteness, Ks-Kwz- 
 
 T 2 -Ns 
 Exsan'guious, Ks - NG - 
 
 Gw-Si 
 
 Exscind', K 3 -sNd 
 Exsec'tion, Ks 2 -Kshn 
 Ex-Sen'ator, K 2 -sNtr 
 Exsic'cant, Ks 3 -Knt 
 Ex'sicoate or Exsic'- 
 
 cate, Ks 2 or 3 -Kt, Ks-K- 
 
 Exsicca'tion, Ks 2 -Kshn 
 Exsic'cative, Ks-Kt-V 3 
 Exspui'tion, Ks-P 3 -SHn 
 Exsuc'tion, K 2 -suKshn 
 Exsuda'tion, Ks-Dshn 2 
 Exsude', Ks-D 3 
 Ex'tant, Ks-Tnt 2 
 Ex'tasy, Ks-T2-s 
 Extempora'neous, Ks - 
 
 T2-M-Pr-> T s [sT2-Pr-Ns] 
 Extempora'neouoly, Ks 
 
 T 2 -M-Pr-Ns-L 
 Extem'porary, Ks-T 2 -M- 
 
 Pr-R 
 
 Extem'pore, Ks-T-M-Pr 
 Extemporiza'tion, K/s- 
 
 T-M-Prz*A7i 
 
EXT 
 
 Extem'porize, Ks-T*-M- 
 
 Prz. Ks-T--M-Przd, Ks- 
 
 TS-M-Prz-NG 
 Extem'porizer, Ks-TVM- 
 
 Pr-Zr 
 Extend', Ks-Tnd2, Ks-Tn^ 
 
 -Dd, Ks-Tnd2-NG 
 Extend'er, Ks-Tndr* 
 Extendable, Ks - Tnd* - B 
 
 (-L) 
 Extensibil'ity, Ks-T'-Ns- 
 
 Blt 
 
 Extensible, Ks-T^-Ns-Bl 
 Exten'sile, K.s-T*-Ns-Ii 
 Exten'sion, Ks-T^-Nshn. 
 
 See Extenuation. 
 Exten'sionist, Ks - T* - 
 
 Nshn-St 
 
 Exten'sive, Ks-T^-Xs-V 
 Exten'sively, Ks-T^-Ns- 
 
 \-L 
 Exten'siveness, Ks-T s - 
 
 Ns-V-Ns [Ks-Tnss;Vs] 
 Exten'sor, KS-TS-NB-B 
 Extent', Ks-Tnt^ 
 Exten'uate, Ks-T*-N-T, 
 
 Ks-T s -N-Td, Ks-T2-Nt-NG 
 Extenua'tion, Ks - TS - N- 
 
 SHn. See Extension. 
 Exten'uator, Ks-T^Ntr 
 Exten'uatory, Ks-T*-N- 
 
 T-R 
 
 Exte'rior, Ks-T 3 -R-K 
 Exter'minate, K-sTr-M- 
 
 N-T, K-sTr^-M-N-Td, K- 
 
 Extermina'tion, K-sTr 2 - 
 
 M-Nshn 
 Exter'minator, K - sTr s - 
 
 M-Ntr 
 Exter'minatory, K-sTr 2 - 
 
 M-N-T-/e 
 
 Exter'nal-ly, K-sTr-Nl 
 External'ity, K-sTri-Nl- 
 
 T 
 
 Externals, K-sTr-Nlz 
 Extill', KS-TH-L 
 Extinct', Ks-T-NGt 
 Extinc'tion, Ks - T 8 - 
 
 NGshn- 
 Extin'guisb, Ks-T*-NG- 
 
 Gw-SH, Ks-TS-NG-Gw- 
 
 8Ht, Ks-T-NG-Gw-SH- 
 
 NG [Ks-T 3 -NG-SH, Ks- 
 
 T3-NG-SHt, Ks-TS-NG- 
 
 8H-NG] 
 Extin'guishable, Ks-T 3 - 
 
 NG-Gw-SH-Bl [-NG-SH- 
 
 Bl] 
 Extin'guisher, Ks - T 3 - 
 
 NG-Gw-SHr [-NG-SHr] 
 Extinguishment, Ks-T- 
 
 NG-Gw-SH-Mnt [-NG- 
 
 8H-Mnt] 
 
 Extirp'able, K-sTr-P-Bl 
 Ex'tirpate or Extir'pate 
 
 K-sTrS-Pt, K-sTrS-P-Td, 
 
 K-sTr s -Pt(-) 
 Extirpa'tion, K - sTr - 
 
 Mha 
 
 95 
 
 Ex'tirpator or Extir'- 
 
 pator, K-sTrS-Ptr 
 Extol', Ks-Ti-L, Ks-Ti-Ld, 
 
 Ks-Tl-L-NG 
 Extoller, Ks-Ti-Z-R 
 Extor'sive, Ks-Ti-ies-V 
 Extors'ively, Ks-Ti-jBs- 
 
 V-L 
 Extort', Ks-Ti-Rt, Ks-T 1 - 
 
 fi-Td, Ks-T!-.Rt-:NG 
 Extort'er, Ks-T^Btr 
 Extor'tion, Ks-1 l -Nshn 
 Extor'tionary, Ks - T 1 - 
 
 Rstm-R 
 Extor'tionate, Ks - T ; - 
 
 fishnlT 
 Extor'tioner, Ks - T> - 
 
 .Rshn-R 
 
 Extor'tious, Ks-T'-X-SHs 
 Ex'tra, K-sTi-a 
 Ex'tras, K-sTrz3 
 Extract', K - sTr* - Kt, K - 
 
 sTrJ-K-Td, K-sTr-Kt-KG 
 Ex'tract, K-sTr^-Kt 
 Extract'able, K-sTr^Kt- 
 
 Bl 
 Extract'ible, K - sTri - Kt- 
 
 Bl 
 
 Extrac'tion, K-sTr'-Kshn 
 Extract'ive, K-sTri-Kt-V 
 Extract'or, K-sTri-Ktr 
 Extradi'tion, K - sirs - 
 
 Dsbn 
 
 Extra'dos, K-sTr^-Ds 
 Extrado'tal, K-sTr2-D-Tl 
 Extrajudi'cial, K-sTr 3 - 
 
 Jd-SHl 
 Extramun'dane, K-sTr e - 
 
 Mn-Dn 
 Extramu'ral, K-sTrS-M- 
 
 R\ 
 
 Extra'neous, K-sTr^-Ns 
 Extra'neously, K - sTr 2 - 
 
 Ns-L 
 Extraordinarily, K-sTr 1 
 
 -Ed-Nr-L [BTri-fi-i] 
 Extraordinary, K-sTr 1 - 
 
 Kd-Nr [sTr 1 -.^] 
 Extraprofes'sional, K - 
 
 sTr 2 -Pr-Fshii-L 
 Ex'tra-uterine, K-sTr 2 - 
 
 Yt-.Rn 
 Extrav'agance, K-sTrvi- 
 
 Gns [sTrvi-Gns] 
 Extrav'agancy, K-sTrv 1 - 
 
 Gn-8 [sTrv^Gn-S] 
 Extrav'agant, K-sTrv 1 - 
 
 Gnt [sTrvi-Gnt] 
 Extrav'agantly, K-sTrv 1 - 
 
 Gnt-Z, [sTrv^-Gnt-i] 
 Extrav'agantness, K - 
 
 sTrvi-Gnt-Ns 
 Extravagan'za, K-sTrv 1 - 
 
 Gn-Z 
 Extrav'asate, K-sTr'-Vs- 
 
 T, K-sTri-Vs-Td, K-sTri- 
 
 Vs-T-NG 
 Extravasa'tion, K - sTr*- 
 
 \ethn 
 Extreme', 
 
 EYH 
 
 Extreme'ly, 
 Extremist, 
 Extreru'ity, 
 Ex'tricable, K-sTr=-K-Bl 
 Ex'tricate, K-sTr^-Kt, K- 
 
 sTr2-K-Td. K-sTr3-Kt-KG 
 Extrica'tion, K - sTr s - 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Extrin'sic, K-sTr^-Xs-K 
 Extrin'sical-ly, K -sTr 3 - 
 
 Ns-Kl 
 Extrude', K - sTr<P, K.- 
 
 sTr 3 'Dd, K-sTrdi-^ 
 Extru'sion, K-sTrzlm 3 
 Extu'berauce, Ks-T 3 - 
 
 Bms 
 Extu'berancy, Ks - T3 - 
 
 Brn-8 
 
 Extu'berant, Ks-T3-Bmt 
 Extumes'cence, Ks - T 3 - 
 
 Ms-Xs 
 
 Exu'berance, Ks-B^-Rns 
 Exu'berancy, Ks-Bs-fin- 
 
 S 
 
 Exu'berant, Ks-B 3 -lfnt 
 Exu'berantly, Ks-B-i-^nt 
 
 ExuTserate, Ks-B3-,Rt 
 Exuda'tion, Ks-Dslm 2 
 Exude', Ks-l)3, K-s-Dd*, 
 
 Ks-DS-KG 
 
 Exul'cerate, K sL--Ri 
 Exulcera'tion, K-sLs 8 - 
 
 fishn 
 Exul'ceratory, K-sis 2 -/?- 
 
 T-R 
 Exult', K-sIt2, K-si=-Td, 
 
 K-sLt2-NG 
 
 Exult'ant, K-sZ,2-Tiit 
 Exulta'tion, K-siS-Tshn 
 Exult'ingly, K-sit^-NGl 
 Exunda'tion, Ks-N-Dshn s 
 Exust'ion, Kss-CHn 2 
 Exu'viffi, Ks-Y3 
 Exu'viable, Ks-V'.Bl 
 Ey'as, iaSi 
 Eye, ji. H D. I'-NG 
 Eye'ball, i'-B-L 
 Eye'bright, I'lBrt 
 Eye'brow, i 1 : Br 
 Eye'glass, P-Gls 
 Eye'lash. iiii-SH 
 Eye'less, i'tis 
 Eye'let, n : Li 
 Eye'lethole, P iit-Hl 
 Eyeleteer', i 1 :L-Tr 
 Eye'lid, Pli-D 
 Eye'-piece, P-Ps 
 Eye'-servant, i 1 '.sH-Vnt 
 Eye'-service, i 1 is7J-Vs 
 Eye'shot, i'-SHt 
 Eye'sight, l-Sti 
 Eye'-sore, PtsE 
 Eye'-stone, P'.sTn 
 Eye'-tooth, P-T-TH 
 Eye'-water, P-Wtr 
 Eye'-witness, P-Wt-Ns 
 Eyne, P-N 
 Eyre, Ri 
 Ey'rie or Ey'ry, aEP 
 
FAB 
 
 F. 
 
 S 1 , the sixth letter of the 
 Alphabet, represents the 
 sound of./, as heard in fee, 
 foe, if, fife, etc. 
 
 In the single word of,f 
 has the sound of v. 
 
 Ff has the sound of 
 single /, as in bnjf, riff, 
 lujf, stuffed, etc. See Bb. 
 Fa, Fa r 
 
 Faba'ceous, F^-B-S/ft 
 Fa'bian, F 2 -En 
 Fa^le, F2-B1, F2-Bld, F- 
 
 Bl-NQ 
 
 Fa'bler, F-B1-B 
 Fab'ric, F'-Br-K 
 Fabricate, Fi-Br-Kt, F>- 
 
 Br-K-Td, F!-Br-Kt-NG 
 Fabrica'tion, F^-Br-Kshn 
 Fab'ricator, Fi-Br-Ktr 
 Fab'ulist, Fi-B-Zst 
 .Fab'ulize, Fi-B-Zz, FVB- 
 
 Zzd, Fi-B-Zz-NG 
 Fab'ulous, F!-B-Zs 
 Fab'ulously, F 1 -B-Zs-Z 
 Facade', Fsori-D 
 Face, Fs s . Fsta, Fs-NG 
 Fa'cer, Fs^-K 
 Fac'et, Fs!-T 
 Face'tise, FtsP-SH 
 Face'tious, Fs 3 -SHs 
 Face'tiously, Fs 3 -5Hs-Z 
 Face'tiousness, FB 3 -SHs- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Facette', Fs*-T 
 Fa'cial, F^-SHl 
 Fa'cially, F*-SH1 
 Fac'ile, Fs>-L 
 Facil'itate, F^-sZ-Tt, F- 
 
 sZ-T-Td. F 3 -sZ-Tt(-) 
 Facilita'tion, F^sZ-Tshn 
 Facility, F 3 -sZ-T 
 Fa'cing, Fs 2 -NG 
 Fac-sim'ile, F^-K-sM-Z 
 Fact, Fi-K-T [Fti] 
 Fac'tion, F'-Kshn 
 Fac'tionist, Fi-Kshn-5t 
 Fac'tious, Fi-K-SHs 
 Fac'tiously, Fi-K-SHs- 
 Fac'tiousness, F>-K-SHs- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Facti'tious, T 3 K-T-SI 
 Facti'tiousness, F-K-T- 
 
 S//S-NS 
 Facti'tiously, F 3 - K - T - 
 
 SHs-L 
 
 Fac'tor, F'-Ktr 
 Fac'torage, Fi-Ktr-J 
 Fac'tory, Fi-K-T-K 
 Facto'tum, F--K-Tt-M 
 Fac'tum, F'-K-T-M 
 Fac'ulty, F^Kl-T 
 Fac'und, Fi-K-Nd 
 
 96 
 
 Facund'ity, F-K-Nd-T 
 
 Fad'dle, F'-Dl 
 
 Fade, F-D, F^-Dd, F-D- 
 
 NG 
 
 Fad'ed, F"-Dd 
 Fadeless, F^-D-Zs 
 Fadge, Fi-J, FWd. Fi-J- 
 
 NG 
 
 Fad'ding, Fi-D-NG 
 Fa'dy, F-D 
 Pse'cal, F3-K1 
 Fse'ces, Fsz^ 
 Psec'ula, F-K1 
 Fa'ery, F 2 - 
 Fag, Fi-G, Fi-G-D, Fi-G- 
 
 NG 
 
 Fag'-end, Fi-G-Nd 
 Fag'ot, Fi-G-T, F!-G-Td. 
 
 Fi-G-T-NG 
 
 Fahrenheit, F^-^n-Ht 
 Fail, F 2 -L, F2-Ld, F2-L-NG 
 Failing, F 2 -L-NG 
 Fail'ure, F^-Z-B, 
 Fain, Fn 2 
 Faint, (a.) Fnt* Fntr2. 
 
 Fnt2-St 
 Faint, (v.) Fnta F2-N-Td, 
 
 Faint'-hearted, Fnts-K- 
 
 Td 
 Faint'-heartedness,Fnt2 
 
 -fi-Td-Xs 
 
 Faintlsh, Fnt-5H 
 Faintly, Fnt2-z 
 Faint'ness, Fnt 2 -Ns 
 Faints, Fnts* 
 Fair, F l -R, F l -~Rr, F^Sst 
 Fair'ing, F!--NG 
 Fair^ish, F'-R-^/f 
 Fairly, F1-.R1 
 Fairness, F'-R-Ns 
 Faii^play, Fi-R-Pl 
 Fair'seeming, F 1 - R - sM - 
 
 NG 
 
 Fair'spoken, F'-R-sP-Kn 
 Fair'y, F'- 
 Fair'y-land, F'-TZ-Znd 
 Faith, F-TH 
 Faith'ful-ly, F=-TH-F1 
 Faith'fulness, F2-TH-F1- 
 
 Ns [F2-TH:Fs] 
 Faithless, F2-TH-Zs 
 Faithlessly, F2-TH-Zs-t 
 Faithlessness, F 2 - TH - 
 
 Zs-Ns 
 
 Fake, F 2 -K 
 Faltir, F 2 -Kr 
 Fal'cate, Fi-Z-K-T 
 Fal'cated, F'-Z-K-Td 
 Fal'chion, F'-Z-CHn 
 Fal'ciform, F'-Zs-F-R-M 
 Fal'con, F'-Kn 
 Fal'coner, Fi-K-Nr 
 Fal'conet, Fi-K-Nt 
 Fal'conry. F a -Kn-X 
 Fald'stOOl, Fi-Ld-sT-L 
 Fall, F'-L, Fi-L-NG 
 Falla'cious, F*-Z-SHs 
 Falla'ciously, FS-Z-SHs- 
 
 Z 
 
 FAN 
 
 Falla'ciousness, F 2 - L 
 
 S//S-NS 
 
 Fal'lacy, FJ-Z-S 
 Fallen, F-Ln 
 Fallibil'ity, FS-Z-Blt 
 Fallible-y, F'-Z-Bl 
 Fall'ing-sickness, F-L- 
 
 NGs-K-Ns 
 
 Fall'ing-star, Fi-L-NGstr 
 Fallo'pian, F2-Z-Pn 
 Fallow, Fi-Z, FJ-Zd, F 1 - 
 
 Z-NG 
 
 Fallow-crop, Fi-Z-Kr-P 
 Fal'low Deer, F^Z-Dr I 
 Fallow-finch, Fi-Z-F-N- 
 
 CH 
 
 Fal'lowness, F>-Z-Ns 
 False, Fi-Ls. FkLs-B, F>- 
 
 Zss-T 
 False'-hearted, Fi-Zs-Jfr 
 
 Td 
 
 False'hood, Fi-Zs-Hd 
 False'ly, F-Zs-Z 
 False'ness, Fi-Zs-Ns 
 Falsette', F2-Zs-T 
 Falset'to, F^Zs-To 
 Fals'ifiable, Flsi-F-Bl 
 Falsification, Fls 2 - F - 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Fals'ifler, Flsi-F-R 
 Fals'ify, Flsi-F, FIsi-Fd, 
 
 Flsi-F-NG 
 Falsity, Flsi-T 
 Fal'ter, Fi-Ztr, Fi-Z-Trd, 
 
 F^Ztr-NG 
 
 Fal'teringly, Fi-Ztr-NGl 
 Fame, F-M, F 2 -Md, F s - 
 
 M-XG 
 
 Fameless, F^-M-Zs 
 Famil'iar, F3-M1-B [F- 
 
 M] 
 Familiar'ity, F^-Ml-Xt 
 
 [Fi-M] 
 Famil'iarize, F^ - Ml Bz, 
 
 F^-Ml-fizd. FS-Ml-JZz-NG- 
 
 [F3-Mz, F3-Mzd, F- 
 
 Mz(-)] 
 Famil'iarly, F 3 -M1-1 
 
 [F^-M-Z] 
 
 Fam'ilism, F ] -M-Zz-M 
 ! Fam'ilist, Fi-M-Zst 
 1 Fam'ily, FJ-M-Z 
 Fam'ine, Fi-Mn 
 Fam'ish, F'-M-SH, F^M- 
 
 fUlt. Fi-M-SH-NG 
 Fam'ishment, F^M-SH- 
 
 Mut 
 
 Fa'mous, F-Ms 
 Fa'mously, F^-Ms-Z 
 Fa'mousness, F 2 -Ms-Ns 
 Fan, Fn 1 , Fndi, Fni-NG 
 Fanat'ic, F^Nt-K 
 Fanat'ical-ly, F'-Nt-Kl 
 Fanat'icalness, F'-Nt-Kl- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Fanat'icism, Fi-Nt-S-zM 
 Fan'cier, F^Ns-B 
 Fan'citul-ly, Fni-S-Fl 
 Fan'cifulness, Fni-8-Fl- 
 
 Ns [Fn>-S:F8] 
 
FAN 
 
 Fan'cy, Fni . s, F 1 - Ns - D, 
 
 Fn'-S-NG 
 
 Fandan'go, Fndi-NG-G 
 Fane, Fn 2 
 
 Fan'faron, Fni-F-Rn 
 Fanfaronade', Fn 2 -F-JZ- 
 
 Nd 
 
 Fang, F'-NG 
 Fanged, F'-NGd 
 Fan'gle, F - NG - Gl [Fi- 
 
 NG1] 
 Fan'gled, Fi-NG-Gld [F 1 
 
 -NGld] 
 
 Fang'less, Fi-U 
 Fan'ion, Fu'-N 
 Fan'-light, Fn 1 -/,! 
 Fan'ner, Fi-Nr 
 Fan'on, Fni-N 
 Fan'-palm, Fn'-P-M 
 Fan' -tail, Fn'-T-L 
 Fanta'sia, Fn 2 -T-Z 
 Fan'tasm, Fnti-Z-M 
 Fantas'tic, Fnti-St-K 
 Fantas'tical-ly, Fntf-St- 
 
 Kl 
 Fantastical'ity, Fnt'-St- 
 
 Kl-T 
 Fantas'ticalness, Fnt 1 - 
 
 8t-Kl-Ns 
 
 Fan'tasy, Fntf-S 
 Fan'tom, Fnti-M 
 Fan'-wheel, Fni-W-L 
 Faquir', F-Kr 
 Far, Fi-R, Frthri, Fri- 
 
 DHst 
 
 In phrases far is some- 
 times written Fr; thus, 
 So far. 8 2 -Fr 
 How far, H'-Fr 
 Farce, F^Rs 
 Far'cical, Fi-Rs-K-L 
 Far'cically, Fi-Rs-K-L 
 Far'cicalness, F'-Rs-K- 
 
 Z-Ns 
 
 Far'cin, Fi-Rs-N 
 Far'cy, F l -R-S 
 Far'del, Fi-R-Dl 
 Fare, F'-R, Fi-Rd, Fi-R- 
 
 NG 
 
 Farewell', F 2 R-W1 
 Fare'well, Fi-R-Wl 
 Far'-fetched, Fi-R-F-CHt 
 Fari'na, F'or-/J-N 
 Farina'ceous, F 2 - R- N - 
 
 SHs 
 Farm, Fi-R-M, Fi-R-Md, 
 
 Fi-R-M-NG 
 
 Farm'able, F'-R-M-Bl 
 Farm'er. Fi-R-Mr 
 Farm'ery, Fi-R-Mr 
 Farm'-house, F'-R-M-Hf 
 Farm'ing, F ! -R-M-NG 
 Far'most, Fi-R-Mst 
 Farm'-yard, Fi-R-M-Yrd 
 Far'o, Fi- 
 
 Far'obank, F'-fl-B-NG-K 
 Farrag'inous, F 1 
 Farra'go, F-fi-G 
 Far'rier, Fi-ff-R 
 ffar'riery, F l -R-S 
 
 5 
 
 97 
 
 Far'row, F*-R, 
 
 R-NG 
 
 Par'-sighted, F'-Rs-Td 
 Far'ther, Frthri 
 Far'thest, Fri-DHst 
 Far'thing, Fr'-TH-NG 
 Far'thingale, Fr 1 - TH - 
 
 NG-G1 
 
 Fas'ces, F'-Sz 
 Fas'cial, Fi-SHl 
 Fas'ciate, T l -SH-1 
 Fas'ciated, F^-SH-ld 
 Fas'cicle, Fs'-K-L 
 Fascic'ular, Fs 3 -K-L-R 
 Fas'cinate, Fs'-Nt, Fs 1 - 
 
 N-Td. Fs'-Kt-NG 
 Fascina'tion, Fs 2 -Nshn 
 Fascine', FS^-N 
 Fash'ion, Fshn 1 , Fshnd 1 , 
 
 Fshni-NG 
 Fash'ionable, Fshni - B 
 
 (-D 
 Fash'ionably, Fshn 1 - B 
 
 (-L) 
 
 Fash'ioner, Fshni-R 
 Fast, (a.)Fsti, Fstri, Fs 1 - 
 
 Tst 
 Fast, (v.) Fsti, Fsi-Td, 
 
 Fst(-) 1 
 
 Fast'-day, Fs'-D 
 Fast'en, Fs* - N, Fsi - Nd, 
 
 Fsi-N-NG 
 
 Fast'ener, Fs'-N-R 
 Fast'ening, Fs^N-NG 
 Fas'ti, Fs 1 -'!' 
 Fastid'ious, Fs^-T-Ds 
 Fastid'iously, Fg3- T - D - 
 
 sL 
 Fastid'iousness, Fs3 - T - 
 
 Ds-Ns 
 
 Fast'ness, Fsi-T-Ns 
 Fat, (a.) Ft', Ftr'. F'-Tst 
 Fat, (c.) Ft', F'-Td, Fti- 
 
 NG 
 
 Fa'tal, 
 Fa'talism, 
 Fa'talist, Ft2-Z,st 
 Fatal'ity, Ft'-^-T 
 Fa'tally, Ft*-L 
 Fa'ta Morga'na, F^T-M- 
 
 B-G-N 
 
 Fat'-brained, Ft'-Brnd 
 Fate, Ftz 
 Fat'ed, F-Td 
 Fate'ful, Fts-F-L 
 Fa'ther, Fdhr', Fdhr'-D, 
 
 Fdhr'-NG 
 
 Fa'therhood, Fdhr'-Hd 
 Fa'ther-in-law,Fdhr>-Nl 
 Fa'ther-land, Fdhr'-Z-nd 
 Fa'ther-lasher, Fdhr'-Z,- 
 
 SHr 
 
 Fa'therless, Fdhr'-is 
 Fa'therliness, Fdhri - L - 
 
 Ns 
 Fa'ther-iong-legs.Fdhr 1 
 
 -/,-NG-L-Gz 
 Fa'therly, Fdhr^-Z, 
 Fath'om, F 1 - DH - M. 
 
 DH-Md, F'-DH-M-NG 
 
 FEA 
 
 Fath'omable, Fi-DH-M- 
 
 Bl 
 Fath'omless, F'-DH-M- 
 
 Ls 
 
 Fatid'ical, FS-Td-Kl 
 Fatig'able, F3-T-G-B1 
 Fatigue', F3-T-G, F3-T- 
 
 Gd. F 3 -T-G-NG 
 Fatil'oquist, Ft3-Z,-K\vst 
 Fat'ling, Ft'-i-NG 
 Fat'ly, Ft'-L 
 Fat'ner, Fti-Nr 
 Fat'ness, Ft'-Ns 
 Fat'ten, F 1 - Tu. Fi - Tnd, 
 
 F'-Tn-NG 
 
 Fat'tener, F'-T-Nr 
 Fat'tiness, F'-T-Ns 
 Fat'tish. Fti-SH 
 Fat'ty, Fi-T 
 Fatu'ity, F^-T-T 
 Fat'uous, F ] -T-S 
 Fau'bourg, F 5 -Br-G 
 Fau'cal, F'-Kl 
 Fau'ces, F'-Sz 
 Fau'cet, Fs'-T 
 Faugh, Fai 
 Faul'chion, Fi--CHn 
 Fault, F'-Lt, F'-/,-Td, F 1 - 
 
 it-NG 
 
 Fault'ily, F l -Lt-L 
 Fault'iness, Fi-/,t-Ns 
 Fault'less, F^Lt-Ls 
 Fault'lessly, F^-Lt-Ls-L 
 Fault'lessness, F'-^t-is- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Fault'y, Fi-L-T 
 Faun, Fni 
 Fau'na, F'-N 
 Fauteuil', F2-T-L 
 Faux' pas, F^-P 
 Fa'vor, F^-Vr. F2-Vrd(Sea 
 
 Favorite), F^-Vr-NG 
 Fa'vorable-y, F^-Vr-Bl 
 Fa'vorableness, F^-Vr- 
 
 Bl-Ns [F2-VriBs] 
 Fa'vorer, F 2 -Vr-R 
 Fa'vorite, F=-Vr-T. (See 
 
 Favored.) 
 
 Fa'voritism, F 2 -Vr-T-zM 
 Fawn, Fni. FucP. Fui-NG 
 Fawn'er, F'-Kr 
 Fawn'ingly, Fn'-NG-L 
 Fay, F 2 
 Fe'alty, F 3 --T 
 Fear, F 3 -R, F*-Rd, F-R- 
 
 NG 
 
 Fear'ful-ly, F 3 -R-F1 
 Fear'fulness, F 3 -R-Fl-Ns 
 
 [F 3 R:Fs] 
 
 Fear'less, F^-R-Ls 
 Fear'lessly, F-n-Ls-L 
 Fear'lessness, F 3 - R - Ls - 
 
 Ns 
 
 Fear'naught, F^-R-Nt 
 Feasibil'ity, Fz 3 -Bl-T 
 Fea'sible, Fz^-Bl 
 Fea'sibleness, Fz'-Bl-Ng 
 
 [Fz i Bs] 
 
 Feast, Fst' Fs3-Td, Fst('( 
 Feast'er, Fstr^ 
 
FEA 98 
 
 Feastful, Fs 3 -T-Fl 
 
 Feld'spar, F 2 -Zds-P-R 
 
 Feat, Ft* 
 
 Feldspathlc, Fi-Zda-P- 
 
 Feath'er, Fdhr 2 , Fdhr-D 
 
 TH-K 
 
 (See Fettered), Fdhr-'-NG 
 
 Feldspath'ose, Fi-Zds- 
 
 Feath'erbed, Fdhr 2 -Bd 
 
 P-THs 
 
 Feath'er-boarding, 
 
 Felicitate, F Zs-Tt, F 3 - 
 
 ^dlir^-B-/?ci-NG' 
 
 Zs-T-Td. F^-Zs-TtC) 
 
 Feath'ered, Fdhr 2 -D 
 
 Felicita'tion, F 2 -Zs-Tslin 
 
 Feath'er-edge, Fdhr^-J 
 Feath'er-edged, Fdhr 2 - 
 
 Felicitous, F 3 -Zs-Ta 
 Felicitously, F 3 -Zs-T-sZ 
 
 Jd 
 
 Felicltousness, F 3 - Zs - 
 
 Feath'erless, Fdhr^-Za 
 
 Ts-Ns 
 
 Feath'ery, F*-'H-R 
 
 Felicity, F 3 -Zs-T 
 
 Feat'ly, Ff-Z 
 
 Fe'line, FS-Zn 
 
 Feat'ure, Ftr 3 
 
 Fe'lis, F 3 -Zs 
 
 Feat'ured, F 3 -CHrd 
 
 Fell, F 2 -L, FiLd, F2-L-NG 
 
 Feat'ureless, Ftr^Zs 
 
 Fell'er, F 2 -Z-R 
 
 Feat'urely, FtrS-Z 
 
 Fell'-monger, F 2 - L - M - 
 
 Febr ifa 'cient, F 2 - Br - 
 
 NGr 
 
 Fshnt 
 
 Fell'ness, F^-L-Ns 
 
 Febrif'ic, F 3 -Brf-K 
 
 Fellow, F 2 -Z 
 
 Febrifu'gal or Febrifu- 
 
 Fellow-commoner, F 2 - 
 
 gal, F a -Br-F-Gl 
 
 Z'.N-R 
 
 Feb'rifuge, F 2 -Br-F-J 
 
 Fellow-creature, F 2 -Z- 
 
 Fe'brile, F 3 -Br-L 
 
 Krtr 
 
 Feb'rile, F 2 -Br-L 
 
 Fellow-feeling, F 2 -Z-F- 
 
 Feb'ruary, F 2 -Br-R [F 2 - 
 Bj 
 
 L-NG 
 Fellow-heir, F 2 -Z-R 
 
 Fe'cal, F 3 -K1 
 
 Fellow-laborer, F^Z-Z- 
 
 Fe'ces, Fsz 3 
 
 Br-R 
 
 Fe'cit, Fs 3 -T 
 Fec'ula, F 2 -Kl 
 
 Fellow-servant, F 2 -Zs- 
 R-Vnt 
 
 Fec'ulence, F 2 -Klns 
 
 Fellow-ship, F 2 -Z-SH-P 
 
 Fec'ulency, F 2 -Kln-8 
 
 [F2-ZiSH] 
 
 Fec'ulent, F 2 -Klnt 
 
 Fellow-soldier, F 2 -Z- 
 
 Fec'und, F 2 -K-Nd 
 
 sZ-Jr 
 
 Fec'undate, F 2 -Kn-Dt, F 2 
 
 Fellow-traveler, F 2 - Z - 
 
 Kn-D-Td. F 2 -Kn-Dt(-) 
 
 Tr-Vl-R 
 
 Fecunda'tion, F 2 - Kn - 
 
 Fellow-worker, F*-Z- 
 
 Dshn 
 
 Wr-Kr 
 
 Fecun'dity F2-Kn-D-T 
 
 Felly, F2-Z 
 
 Fed, F 2 -D 
 
 Felo-de-se, F 3 -Z-D-S 
 
 Fed'eral, Fd 2 Rl 
 
 Fel'on, F 2 -Zn 
 
 Fed'eralist, Fd 2 -Rlst 
 Fed'eralism, Fd 2 -.Rl-zM 
 
 Felo'nious, F^Z-Ns 
 Felo'niously, F^-Z-Ns-L 
 
 Fed'erate, F 2 -Drt 
 
 Fel'ony, F 2 -Z-N 
 
 Fed'erated, F^DrTd 
 
 Fel'spar, F 2 -Zs-P-R 
 
 Federa'tion, F 2 -Drshn 
 
 Felspath'ic, Fi-Zs-P-TH- 
 
 Fed'erative, F 2 -Dr-Tv 
 
 K 
 
 Fee, F, F 3 -D, F-NG 
 
 Felt, F=-Lt, F 2 -Z-Td, F- 
 
 Fee'ble, F8-B1, F-Bl-R, 
 
 Zt-NG 
 
 F^-Blst 
 
 Felting, F-Zt-NG 
 
 Fee'ble-minded, F 3 -B1- 
 
 Feluc'ca, F 2 -Z-K 
 
 Mn-Dd 
 
 Fel'wort, F-Z-Wrt 
 
 Fee'bleness, F 3 -Bl-Xs 
 
 Fe'male, F3-M1 
 
 Fee'bly, F 3 -B1 
 
 Fe'male-screw, F 3 -M1- 
 
 Feed, F-D. F^-D-NG 
 
 sKr 
 
 Feed'er, F 3 -Dr 
 
 Feme-cov'ert, F^-M-Kv- 
 
 Fee'-farm, F-F-R-M 
 
 t 
 
 Feel, F 3 -!,, F 3 -L-NG 
 
 Femme-cov'ert, F 3 - M - 
 
 Feel'er, F 3 -Z-R 
 
 Kv-flt 
 
 Feel'ing, F 3 -L-NG 
 
 Feme-sole', F 2 -M-sZ 
 
 Feelingly, F 3 -L-NG1 
 
 Femme-sole', F 2 -M-sZ 
 
 Fee'-simple, F-sM-Pl 
 
 Femlnal, F-M-K1 
 
 Feet, Ft 3 
 
 Feminine, F 2 -Mn-N 
 
 Fee'-tail, F3-T-L 
 
 Fem'oral, F-M-.R1 
 
 Feign, Fn 2 , Fnd 2 . Fn^-NG 
 
 Fen, Fu 2 
 
 Feign'edly, F 2 -N-D-Z 
 
 Fence, Fns 2 , F 2 -Nst, F 2 - 
 
 Feign'er, F 2 -Nr 
 
 Ns-NG 
 
 Feint, Fnta 
 
 Fenceless, F 2 -Ns-Ls 
 
 FER 
 
 Feno'er, F^-Ns-R 
 Fen'cible, F 2 -Ns-B (-L) 
 Fen'cing, F^-Ns-NG 
 Fend, Fnd 2 , F 2 -N-Dd, 
 
 Fnd 2 -NG 
 Fend'er, Fndr 2 
 Fenes'tral, F^-N-sTr-L 
 Fe'nian, Fn^-N 
 Fen'nec, Fn 2 -K 
 Fen'nel, F 2 -N1 
 Fen'ny, F 2 -N 
 Fen'ugreek, F 2 -N-Gr-K 
 Feod, F-D 
 Feod'al. F 3 -D1 
 Feoff, FS-F, F^Ft, F2-P- 
 
 NG 
 
 Feoffee', F 3 -Fe 
 Feof fer, F'--Fr 
 Feof for, F-Fr 
 FeofTment, F 2 -F-Mnt 
 Fera'cious, F 2 -B-SHs 
 Fe'ral, F 3 -.R1 
 Fer'etory, F 2 -R-1-R 
 Fe'rial, FS-fi-L 
 Fe'rine, F 3 -n 
 Fe'rineness, F 3 -Bn-Ns 
 Ferity. F 2 -R-T 
 Fer'ment, Fr^-Mnt 
 Ferment', Fr 2 -Mnt. Fr- 
 
 Mn-Td, Fr 2 -Mnt-NG 
 Ferment'able, Fr 2 -Mnt- 
 
 B(-L) 
 Fermentabil'ity, Fr - 
 
 Mnt-B-Zt 
 
 Ferment'al, Fr 2 -Mnt-Z 
 Fermenta'tion, Fr 2 -Mn- 
 
 Tshn 
 Ferment'ative, Fr^Mnt- 
 
 Tv 
 
 Fern, F 2 -#n 
 Fern'y, F 2 -fi-N 
 Fero'cious, F 2 -J?-8Hs 
 Fero'ciously, F*-R-SHs-L 
 Fero'ciousness, F- - R - 
 
 SHs-Ns 
 
 Feroc'ity, T l -Rs-T 
 Fer'reous, F 2 --S 
 Fer'ret, F 2 -t, F 2 -R-Td, 
 
 Fer'riage, T--R-J 
 Ferriferous, F 3 -Rf-Rs 
 Ferrocy'anate, F 1 - R - S - 
 
 Nt 
 Ferrocyan'ic, F'-TJ-S-X- 
 
 K 
 Ferrocy'anide, F 1 - R - S- 
 
 K-D 
 
 Ferru'ginous, FS-TZ-J-Ns 
 Ferru'go, F--/J-G 
 Fer'rule, F--fil 
 Fer'ry, F 2 -S, F--R-D, F 2 - 
 
 R-NG 
 
 Fer'ry-boat, F 2 -R-Bt 
 Fer'ry-man, F 2 -R-Mn 
 Fer'ry-men, F 2 -^lMn 
 Fer'tile, Frt 2 -L 
 Fer'tilely, Frt 2 -Z 
 Fer'tileness, Frt*-Z-Ns 
 Fertility, Frt 3 -Z-T 
 Fertiliza'tion, Frts-ZzA 
 
FHR 
 
 Fertilize, Frt 2 -Zz, Frt- 
 
 Zzd, Frt-Zz-NG 
 Fertilizer, Frts-Zz-R 
 Ferula'cious, F^fi-i-SHs 
 Fer'ula, F*-R-L 
 Fer'ule, F*-R\, F2-R1&, F 2 - 
 
 fil-NG 
 
 Fer'vency, Fr 2 -Vn-S 
 FerVent, Fr2-Vnt 
 FerVentness, Fr^Vnt-Ns 
 Fervently, Fr 2 -Vnt-Z 
 Fer'vid, Fr 2 -Vd 
 FerVidly, Fr-Vd-Z 
 Fer'vidness, Fr^Vd-Ns 
 Fer'vor, Fr 2 -Vr 
 Fes'cennine, Fs 2 -Nn 
 Fes'cue, Fs 2 -K, Fs 2 -Kd, 
 
 Fs 2 -K-NG 
 Fess, Fs 2 
 Fesse, Fs 2 
 
 Fesse'-point, Fs 2 -Pnt 
 Fes'tal, Fs 2 -T-L 
 Fes'ter, Fstr 2 , F*-sTrd, 
 
 FstrC) 2 
 
 Fes'tival, Fs 2 -T-V! 
 Fes'tive, Fs 2 -Tv 
 Fes'tively, Fs 2 -T-Vl 
 Festiv'ity, Fs 3 -Tv-T 
 Fes'tivous, Fs 2 -T-Vs 
 Festoon', Fs 3 -Tn, Fs 3 - 
 
 Tnd,Fsi>-Tn-NG 
 Fe'tal, Ft 3 -L 
 Fetch, F2-CH, F 2 -CHt, F- 
 
 CH-NG 
 
 Fetch'er, F 2 -CHr 
 Fete, Ft 2 , F 2 -Td, Ft 2 -NG 
 Fe'tich, Fts-SH 
 Fet'ichism, Ft 2 -SHz-M 
 Fet'icism, F 2 -T-szM 
 Fet'id, F 2 -Td 
 Fet'lock, Fts-Z-K 
 Fe'tor, Ftr 
 Fet'ter, Ftr 2 , F 2 -Trd (See 
 
 Feathered), Ftr 2 -NG 
 Fet'terless, Ftr^-Zs 
 Fe'tus, F 3 -Ts 
 Feud, F 3 -D 
 Feud'al, F 3 -D1 
 Feud'alism, F-Dl-zM 
 Feudal'ity, Fi-D-Z-T 
 Feudaliza'tion, F 2 - 
 
 T>lzskn 
 
 Feud'ary, F*-D-R 
 Feud'atary, F-Dt-K 
 Feud'ist, F a -Dst 
 Feuilleton', F l -Tn 
 Fe'ver, F 3 -Vr 
 Fe'verfew, F 3 -Vr-F 
 Fe'verish, F 3 -Vr-,S72" 
 Fe'verishness, F 3 -Vr-^'fl'- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Fe'verous, F*-Vrs 
 Few, F 3 , F 3 -R, Fst 
 Few'ness, F 3 -Ns 
 Fez, Fz= 
 Fias'co, Fsi-K 
 Fi'at, Fi-T 
 
 Fib, F 3 -B, F 3 -Bd, F-B-NG 
 Fib'ber, F-Br 
 Fiter, 
 
 99 
 
 , F'-Br 
 Fi'bril, F^Br-L 
 Fibril'lose or Fib'ril- 
 
 lose, F3-Br-is 
 Fibrillous or Fib'ril- 
 
 lous, F 3 -Br-is 
 Fi'brine, Fi-Brn 
 Fi'brous, F^Brs 
 Fib'ster, F3-Bstr 
 Fib'ula, F 3 -B-Z 
 Fib'ulse, F3-B-X, 
 Fick'le, F 3 -K1 
 Fick'leness, F 3 -Kl-Ns 
 Fic'tile, F 3 -K-T-L 
 Fic'tion, F^-Kshn 
 Ficti'tious, FS-K-T-Sfls 
 Ficti'tiously, F3-K-T-/Sfls 
 
 -L 
 Ficti'tiousness, F-K-T- 
 
 SHs-Ns 
 Fi'cus, FLKs 
 Fid, F3-D 
 Fid'dle, F 3 -D1, FS-Dld, F 3 
 
 -Dl-NG 
 Fid'dle-dee-dee, F3-D1- 
 
 D-D 
 
 Fid'dler, F 3 -D1-K 
 Fid'dle-stick, 
 
 K 
 Fid'dle-string, F3-Dl-sTr 
 
 -NG 
 
 Fidel'ity, F 2 -D1-T 
 Fid'get, F 3 -Jt, F 3 -J-Td, 
 
 F 3 -Jt{-) 
 
 Fid'getiness, F 3 -J-T-Ns 
 Fid'gety, F 3 -J-T 
 Fidu'cial, F 3 -D-SH1 
 Fidu'cially, 
 Fidu'ciary, 
 Fie, Fi 
 Fief, F3-F 
 Field, F3-Ld 
 Field'fare, F 3 -id-F-R 
 Field'-marshal, F 3 -Zd- 
 
 Mr-SHl 
 
 Field'-mouse, F8-Ld-Ms 
 Field'-officer, F 3 -Zd-Fs- 
 
 B 
 
 Field'-work, F 3 -Ld-Wr-K 
 Fiend, Fnd 3 
 Fiend'ful, Fnd 3 -F-L 
 Fiend'ish, Fnds-S/f 
 Fiend'like, Fnd^-i-K 
 Fierce, F 3 -Rs (See Furi- 
 ous), F 3 -Rs-R, F 3 -Rss-T 
 Fierce'ly, F 3 - Rs - L. See 
 
 Furiously. 
 Fierce'ness, F-Rs-Ns. 
 
 See Furiousness. 
 Fi'eri-fa'cias, Fi-JJ-F- 
 
 SHa 
 
 Fi'eriness, F^-fl-Ns 
 Fi'ery, F 1 -^ 
 
 Fife, Fi-F, Fl-Ft, Fl-F-NG 
 Fif er, F^-Fr 
 Fife'-rail, Fi-F-fil 
 Fifteen, F 3 -F-Tn or 15 
 Fifteenth, F 3 -F-Tn-TH 
 
 or 15TH 
 Fifth, F8-F-TH or 5TH 
 
 FIL 
 
 Fifthly, F-F-TH- or 
 
 Fiftieth, F 3 -F-T-TH or 
 
 50TH 
 
 Fifty, F3-F-T or 50 
 Fig, F 3 -G 
 Fight, Fti, Ft!-NG 
 Fight'er, Ftri 
 Fig'-leaf, F^-G-L-V 
 Fig'ment, F 3 -G-Mnt 
 Figurabil'ity, F 3 -Gr-Bl-T 
 Fig'urable, F 3 -Gr-Bl 
 Fig'ural, F 3 -Gr-L 
 Fig'urant, F 3 -Q-Rnt 
 Figurante', Fi-G-fiut 
 Fig'urate, F 3 -Gr-T 
 Figura'tion, F 2 -Grshn 
 Fig'urative, F 3 -Grt-Y 
 Fig'uratively, F 3 -Grt-V- 
 
 L 
 Fig'urativeness, F 3 -Grt- 
 
 V-Ns 
 Fig'ure, F 3 -Gr, F 3 -Grd, 
 
 F 3 -Gr-NG 
 
 Fig'ure-head, F 3 -Gr-Hd 
 Fila'ceous, F*-L-SHa 
 Fil'acer, Fa-is- R 
 Fil'ament, F 3 -i-Mnt 
 Filament'ous, F^-i-Mni- 
 
 8 
 
 Fil'ander, F 3 -indr 
 Fil'ature, F a -itr 
 Fil'bert, F 3 -i-Brt 
 Filch, F 3 -i-CH, F 3 -i-CHt, 
 
 F 3 -i-CH-NG 
 Filch'er, F 3 -i-CHr 
 Filch'ingly , F 3 -Z,-Cn-NGl 
 File, F'-L, Fi-Ld. Fi-L-NG 
 Tile'-cutter, Fi-L-Ktr 
 File'-leader, Fi-i-idr 
 Fil'er, F^-L-R 
 Fil'ial, F3-L-L 
 Fil'iate, F 3 -i-T 
 Filia'tion, F*-Lshn 
 Fil'ibuster, F 3 -i-Bstr 
 Fil'iform, F 3 -i-F-R-M 
 Fil'igree, F 3 -i-Gr 
 Fil'igreed, F 3 -i-Grd 
 Fill, F 3 -L, F 3 -Ld, F^-L-NG 
 Fill'er, F 3 -i-R 
 Fil'let, F 3 -it, F 3 -i-Td, F- 
 
 it-XG 
 
 Fil'libeg, F 3 -i-B-G 
 Fil'libuster, FS-Z-Bstr 
 Fill'ing, F--L-NG 
 Fil'lip, F 3 -i-P, 
 
 F 3 -i-P-NG 
 Fil'lipeen, F 3 -Z-Pn 
 Fil'ly, F 3 -i 
 Film, F 3 -i-M 
 Film'y, F 3 -i-M 
 Fi'lose, F l -Ls 
 Fil'ter, F 3 -Ztr, F 3 --Trd, 
 
 F 3 -itr-NG 
 Filth, F 3 -Z-TH 
 Filth'ily, F 3 -Z-TH-Z 
 Filth'iness, F 3 -Z-TH-Ns 
 Filth'y, F-Z-TH 
 Fil'trate, F 3 -i-Trt, 
 
 Tr-Td, F 3 -Z-Trt(-) 
 
FIL 
 
 Filtra'tion, F3-X-Trshn 
 Fim'briate, F - M - Br - T, 
 
 F 3 -M-Br-Td, F3-M-Br-T- 
 
 NG 
 
 Fin, FnS 
 
 Fin'able, F^N-Bl 
 Fi'nal, Fi-Nl 
 Fina'le, Fi-N-i 
 Final'ity, Fi-Nl-T 
 Fi'nally, FVN1. See Fine- 
 
 ly. 
 
 Finance', Fi^-Ns 
 Finan'cial, Fni-N-SHl 
 Finan'cialist, Fni - N - 
 
 8Hkt 
 
 Financially, Fni-N-STl 
 Financier', Fn^-Ns-K 
 Fi'nary, Fni-JZ 
 Finch, F3-N-CH 
 Find, Fndi, Fndi-NG 
 Find'er, Fndri 
 Find'ing, Fndi-NG 
 Find'ing-store, Fndi- 
 
 KGs-T-B (or-NGstr) 
 Fine, (a.) Fni, Fi-Nr, Fi- 
 
 Kst 
 Fine, (u.) Fn*, Fndi, Fni- 
 
 NG 
 Fine'-draw, FnMDr, Fn' 
 
 SDr-NG 
 
 Fine'-drawn, Fn 1 ! Dm 
 Finely, Fni-Z,. See Fi- 
 
 nally. 
 
 Fineness, Fni-Ns 
 Fin'er, Fi-Nr 
 Fin'ery, Fn l -R 
 Finesse', F 2 -Ns, F*-Nst, 
 
 F2-NS-NG 
 Fin'ger, F3-NG-Gr. F3-NG- 
 
 Grd, F3-NG-Gr-NG [or 
 
 F3-NGr, F-NGrd, F-NG- 
 
 NG] 
 Fin'ger-board, F^-NG- 
 
 Gr-Brd [F3-NGr-Brd] 
 Fin'ger-glass, F^-NG-Gr- 
 
 Gls [F3-NGr-Gls] 
 Fin'ger-plate, F 3 -NG-Gr- 
 
 Plt tF3-NGr-Plt] 
 Fin'ger-post, F-NG-Gr- 
 
 Pst [F^-NGr-Pst] 
 Fin'ial, F-N-L 
 Fin'ical-ly, F-N-K1 
 Fin'mg, Fni-NG 
 Fin'ing-pot, Fni-NG-Pt 
 Finical'ity, Fi-N-Kl-T 
 Fi'nis. Fi-Ns 
 Fin'ish, Ytf-S 
 
 100 
 
 Fin'isher, Fn^-SH-R 
 Fi'nite, Fi-Nt 
 Finitely, Fi-Nt-L 
 Fi'niteness, Fi-Nt-Ns 
 Fin'itude, F3-N-Td 
 Fin'lander, Fn^-indr 
 Fin'less, Fn 3 -Ls 
 Fin'like, Fn 3 -Z,-K 
 Fin'nikin, F^-N-Kn 
 Fin'ny, F^-N 
 Fin'-toed, FntTd 
 Fir, F 2 -R 
 
 Fire, Fi-R, 
 
 NG 
 
 Fire'-alarm, Fi-R-Z,-R-M 
 Fire'-arm, F'-R-R-M 
 Fire'-arms, F'-R-R-Mz 
 Fire'-ball, Fi-R-B-L 
 Fire'-board, Fi-R-B-Rd 
 
 (or-Brd) 
 
 Fire'-brand, F'-R-Brnd 
 Fire'-brick, F^R-Br-K 
 Fire'-clay, F'-R-Kl 
 Fire'-eater, F'-R-Tr 
 Fire'-fly, Fi-R-Fl 
 Fire'-hook, Fi-R-H-K 
 Fire'lock, F'-R-i-K 
 Fire'man, F'-R-Mn 
 Fire'-master, Fi-R-Mstr 
 Fire'men, F'-RiMn^ 
 Fire'-new, F>-R-Nu. See 
 
 New, 
 
 Fire'-pan, F'-R-Pn 
 Fire'-place, FJ-R-Pis 
 Fire'-plug, F'-R-Pl-G 
 Fire'-proof, F'-R-Prf 
 Fire'-set, Fi-Rs-T 
 Fire'-ship, F'-R-^H-P 
 Fire'side, F'-Rs-D 
 Fire'ward, F'-R-Wrd 
 Fire'warden, F'-R-Wrd- 
 
 N 
 
 Fire'-water, Fi-fl-Wtr 
 Fire'-wood, Fi-R-Wd 
 Fire'-work, F'-R-Wr-K 
 FirTsin, F^-R-Kn 
 Firm, F2-R-M, F-fl-Mr, 
 
 F 2 -R-Mst 
 Fir'mament, F 2 - R - M - 
 
 Mnt 
 Firmamenfal, F 2 -R-M 
 
 iMnt 
 
 Fir'man, F-R-Mn 
 Firm'ly, F 2 -R-M-// 
 Firm'ness, F^-R-M-Ns 
 First, Frst 2 [Fst] 
 First'-born, Frs 2 -B-.Rn 
 
 First'ling, Frs^-T-Z-NG 
 First'ly, Frs 2 -T- [Fs 8 - 
 
 T-L] 
 First'-rate, Frst2-/et [Fs 2 
 
 -t] 
 
 Firth, F 2 -fl-TH 
 Fir'-tree, F^R-Tr 
 Fisc, Fs 3 -K 
 Fisc'al, 
 Fish, 
 
 Fish'-beam, F3 
 Fish'er, F^-SHr 
 Fis'herman, F 3 -SHr Mn 
 Fish'ery, F 3 -SHr 
 Fish'-gig, 
 Fish'-glue, 
 Fish'-hook, F 3 -SH-H-K 
 Fish'iness, F J -5H-Ns 
 Fish'ing, F3-*W-NG 
 Fish'ing-place, F^-SH- 
 
 NG-Pls 
 Fish'ing-shore, F-SH- 
 
 NG-SHr 
 
 FLA 
 
 Fish'ing-tackle, F-/Sff- 
 
 NG-T-K1 
 
 Fish'-joint, F 3 -,S77-Jnt 
 Fish'-monger, Fa-SH-M- 
 
 NG-Gr [or -XGr] 
 Fish'-net, F&-SH-1M 
 Fish'pond, F 3 -SH-Pnd 
 Fish'-tackle, F^-SH-l-Kl 
 Fish'-wife, F*-SH-wF 
 Fish'-wives, FS-Sfl-wVz 
 Fish'-woman, F^-SH-Vf- 
 
 Mn 
 
 Fish'y, F*-SH 
 Fis'sile, Fs 3 -L 
 Fissil'ity, F*-sL-T 
 Fis'sion, Fshn 
 Fissip'arous, Fs8-P-Bs 
 Fis'sure, F 3 -SHr 
 Fist, Fst 3 . Fs 3 -Td, Fst(-) 8 
 Fist'ic, Fs3-T-K 
 Fist'icuflEs, Fs 3 -T-Kfs 
 Fist'ula, Fs 3 -T-L 
 Fist'ular, Fs 3 -T-i-R 
 Fist'ulate, Fs 3 -T-Zt 
 Fistu'liform, Fs 3 -T-Z,-P 
 
 (-R-M) 
 
 Fist'ulose, Fs3-T-s 
 Fist'ulous, Fs 3 -T-Ls 
 Fit, (a.) Ft 3 , Ftr 3 , F-Tst 
 
 [or Ftst 3 ] 
 
 Fit, (v.) Ft 3 , F3-Td, Fta-NG 
 Fitch, F 3 -CH 
 Fitch'et, F 3 -CHt 
 Fitch'ew, F 3 -CH 
 
 'Fit'ful-ly, Ft-Fl 
 I Fit'ly, F&-L 
 Fit'ness, Ft 3 -Ns 
 t Fit'ter, Ftr 3 
 Fit'test, F 3 -Tst 
 Fit'ting, Ft 3 -NG 
 Fittingly, Ft 3 -NGl 
 Fitz, Fts 3 
 Five, F 1 - V or & 
 Five'fold, F^V-F-Ld or 
 
 5'.F 2 -Ld 
 Fives, Fi-Vz 
 Fix, F 3 -Ks, F 3 -Kst, FS-KS- 
 
 NG 
 
 Fix'able, F-Ks-Bl 
 Fixa'tion, F'--KssAn 
 Fixed, F 3 -Kst 
 Fix'edly, F 3 -Ks-D-L 
 Fix'edness, F 3 -Ks-D-Ns 
 Fix'ing, F 3 -Ks-NG 
 Fix'ity, F 3 -Ks-T 
 Fixt'ure, F 3 -Kstr 
 Fix'ure, F 3 -K-SHr 
 Fiz'gig, Fz 3 -G-G 
 Fizz, Fz 3 
 Fiz'zle, F3-Z1, F3-Zld, F- 
 
 Zl-KG 
 
 Flab'biness, Fl^B-Ns 
 Flab'by, FP-B 
 Flabel'liform, FV - B - L- 
 
 F-R-M 
 
 Flab'ile, Fl'-Bl 
 Flac'cid, Fli-Ks-D 
 Flaccid'ity, Fl 3 -Ks-D-T 
 Flac'cidness, Fl 1 KB D- 
 
 Ns 
 
FLA 
 
 ''Flag, FV-Q, FH-G-D, FH- 
 
 G-NG 
 
 Flag'ellant, FU-J-Xnt 
 Flag'ellate, FP-J-Zt, Fl 1 - 
 
 J-L-Td, Fl'-J-it-NG 
 Flagella'tion, FlM-Zshn 
 Flagel'liform, F12-J-L-F- 
 
 E-M 
 
 Flag'eplet, FP-J-Lt 
 Flag'giness, Fi'-G-Ns 
 Flag'ging, FH-G-NG 
 Flag'gy, Fl'-G 
 Flagi'tious, Fls-J-OTs 
 Flagi'tiously, F1 3 -J-,SH8- 
 
 L 
 Flagi'tiousness, Fl s - J - 
 
 SHs-Ks 
 
 Flag'-offlcer, Fli-G-Fs-B 
 Flag'on, FlLGn 
 Flag'-man, Fli-G-Mn 
 Fla'grancy, FIS-Grn-S 
 Fla'grant, Fl 2 -Grnt 
 Fla'grantly, Fia-Grnt-Z, 
 Flag'-ship, Fli-G-SH-P 
 Flag'-staff, Fli-Gs-Tf 
 Flag'-stone, FU-Gs-Tn 
 Flail, F12-L 
 Flake, F1 2 -K, F1*-K-T, Fl 2 - 
 
 K-NG 
 
 Flake'-white, Fl 2 -K-wT 
 Flak'iness, Fl^K-Ns 
 Flak'y, Fl^-K 
 Flam, Fli-M 
 Flam'beau, FU-M-B 
 Flame, F12-M, Fia-Md, Fl 
 
 -M-NG 
 Flame'-color, Fl - M - K - 
 
 Lr 
 Flame'-colored, Fl^-M- 
 
 K-ird 
 
 Flame'less, Fl-M-is 
 Fla'men, Fl^-Mn 
 Flam'ing, F1-M-NG 
 Flam'ingly, Fl^-M-NGl 
 Flamin'go, F1-M-NG-G 
 Flamin'ical, F13-M-N-K1 
 Flammabil'ity, FF-M-Bl 
 
 -T 
 
 Flam'mable, FU-M-Bl 
 Flam'meous, Fli-M-S 
 Flammif'erons, F1 8 -M- 
 
 Frs 
 Flammiv'omous, F1 3 -M- 
 
 V-Ms 
 
 Flam'y, FP-M 
 Flanch, F1-N-CH 
 Flange, FH-N-J, FH-N-Jd, 
 
 Fli-N-J-NG 
 Flank, Flni-K, Flni-Kt, 
 
 Fln-K-NG 
 
 Flank'ard, FU-NG-Krd 
 Flank'er, F^-NG-Kr 
 Flan'nel, FH-N1 
 Flap, F1-P, Fl-Pt, Fl'- 
 
 P-NG 
 Flap'-dragon, FU-P-Dr- 
 
 ~ Gn 
 
 Flap'eared, Fli-P-Rd 
 Flap'jack, FU-P-J-K 
 Flap'per, FU-,Pr 
 
 101 
 
 Flare, FU-R, FU-Kd, FU 
 
 R-NG 
 
 Flare'-up, FP-R-P 
 Flash, FV-SH Fl 1 
 
 Fl'-SH-KG 
 Flash'er, FU-SHr 
 Flash'-house, FP-SH-Hs 
 Flash'ily, FV-SH 1 
 Flash'y, Fli-SH 
 Flask, FlsLK 
 Flas'ket, Flsi-Kt 
 Flat, (a.) Fit 1 , Fltr 1 , Fl 1 
 
 Tst (or Fltst 1 ) 
 Flat, () Fit 1 , FP-Td, Flt 1 - 
 
 NG 
 Flat'-bottomed, Flt-Bt- 
 
 Md 
 
 Flat'-flsh, TIV-F-SH 
 Flat'-tboted, Flti-F-Td 
 Flat'-iron, FltM-Rn 
 Fla'tive, Fl 2 -Tv 
 Flat'ly, Flt J -L 
 Flat'ness, FH 1 -Ns 
 Flat'ten, Fli-Tn, Fl^Tnd 
 
 FP-Tn-NG 
 Flat'ter, Fltr 1 , FU-Trd 
 
 Fltr^NG 
 
 Flat'terer, Fltri-fl 
 Flat'teringly, FItri-NGI 
 Flat'tery, FU-Tr 
 Flat'tish, Flti-SH 
 Flat'ulence, Flt^ins 
 Flat'ulency, Flt^in-S 
 Flat'ulent, Flt^int 
 Flat'ulently, FIti-int-Z, 
 Fla'tus, F12-Ts 
 Flat'-wise, Fl^-Wz 
 Flaunt, Flnt 1 , Fl^N-Td, 
 
 FlnU-NG 
 
 Flau'tist, FU-Tst 
 Fla'vor, Fl 2 -Vr, Fl 2 -Vrd, 
 
 Fl 2 -Vr-NG 
 
 Fla'vorless, Fl 2 -Vr-is 
 Fla'vorous, Fl^Vr-S 
 Flaw, Fl 1 , Fli-D 
 Flaw'less, FU-is 
 Flaw'y, Fl 1 
 Flax, FP-Ks 
 Flax'comb, FU-Ks-K-M 
 Flax'-dresser, FU-K-sDr- 
 
 sR 
 
 Flax'en, FU-Ks-N 
 Flax'-seed, FP-Ks-D 
 Flax'y, FP-K-S 
 Flay, Fl 2 FP-D, F12-NG 
 Flay'er, Fl^-R 
 Flea, Fl 
 
 Flea'-bane, Fl 3 -Bn 
 Flea'-bite, Fl^-Bt 
 Flea'-biting, Fl a -Bt(-) 
 Flea'-bitten, Fls-B-Tn 
 Fleam, F1 3 -M 
 Fleck, F12-K, F1 2 -K-T, 
 
 F12-K-NG 
 Fleck'er, Fl-Kr 
 Flec'tion, Fl 2 -Kshn 
 Flec'tor, Fl^-Ktr 
 Fled, Fis-r 
 Fledge, Fl^-J, Fl-Jd, Fl- 
 
 J-NG 
 
 FLI 
 
 Fledg'ling, F12-j-i-NG 
 Flee, Fl 3 , F13-XG 
 Fleece, Fls3, Fist* Fls* 
 
 KG 
 
 Flee'cer, : 
 Flee'cy, 
 Fleer, F1 3 -R, Fl-Kd, F13. 
 
 R-NG 
 
 Fleer'er, Fl 3 -Rr 
 Fleer'ingly, F1 3 -R-XG1 
 Fleet, (a) Fit", Fltr^, F13- 
 
 Tst (or Fltst^) 
 Fleet, (v.) Fit 3 , Fl^-Td 
 
 FU3-NG 
 
 Fleet'-foot, rit^-Ft 
 Fleet'ing, Flt^-XG 
 Fleet'ly, Flt^-L 
 Fleet'ness, Flt 3 -Ns 
 Flem'ing, Fls-Ji-NG 
 Flem'ish, F1--M-SH 
 Flense, Flns2 
 Flesh, -pr-SH, 
 
 YV-Sff-XG 
 Flesh-brush, I 
 
 SH 
 Flesh'-color, 
 
 Lr 
 
 Flesh'-hook, F12-SH-H-K 
 Flesh'iness, F\--SH-lts 
 Flesh'less, Fl 2 -SH-is 
 Flesh'liness, FP-SHl-'Sa 
 Flesh'ly, VV-SHI 
 Flesh'meat, Fl^-SH-Mt 
 Flesh'pot, F12-5//-Pt 
 Flesh'-tint, Fl'--^7/-Tnt 
 Flesh'-wound, Fl^ - SH- 
 
 Wnd 
 Flesh'y, FV-SH, Fl 2 -SHr, 
 
 Fletch, FP-CH 
 Fleur'-de-lis, Fl 3 or2-7e-D- 
 
 L 
 
 Flew, F13 
 Flex, Fl 2 -Ks, Fl--Kst, F12- 
 
 Ks-NG 
 
 Flexibility, Fl 3 -Ks-B-Z,t 
 Flex'ible-y, Fl--Ks-Bl 
 Flex'ibleness, Fl--Ks-Bl- 
 
 KstiBs] 
 
 Flex'ile, F12-Ks-L 
 Flex'ion, Fl 2 -Kslm 
 Flex'or, Fl 2 -K-sR 
 Flex'uous, F12-K-SHs 
 Flex'uose, Fl 2 -K-sS 
 Flex'ure, F12-K-SHr 
 Flick'er, Fl 3 -Kr, Fia-Krd, 
 
 Fl 3 -Kr-NG 
 Fli'er, FP-R 
 Flight, Fit 1 
 Flight'iness, FP-T-Ks 
 Flight'y, F1 J -T 
 Flim'sily, F13-M-Z1 
 Flim'siness, Fl 3 -M-Z-lTs 
 Flim'sy, F13-M-Z, F1 3 -M- 
 
 Zr, Fl 3 -M-Zst 
 Flinch, F13-N-CH, F1 3 -N- 
 
 CHt, Fl-N-CH-NG 
 Flinch'er, F13-N-CHr 
 Flind'der-mou8e,Flndr* 
 
 Ms 
 
FLI 
 
 102 
 
 Flin'ders, 
 
 Fliug, Fia-NG, F13-NG-NG 
 Fling'er, Fl-NGr 
 Flint, Flnt 
 
 Flint'iness, _ - 
 
 Flint'-lock, Flnta-L-K 
 Flint'y, F1 3 -N-T. Fl-N-Tr, 
 
 F13-N-Tst 
 Flip, F1 3 -P 
 Flip'flap, F13-P-F1-P 
 Flip'pancy, Fl 3 -Pn-8 
 Flip'pant, FP-Pnt 
 Flip'pantly, Fl 3 -Pnt-L 
 Flip'pantness, Fl 3 - Pnt - 
 
 Ns 
 
 Flip'per, Fl'-Pr 
 Flirt, Fl*-Rt, Fl 2 -fl-Td, 
 
 Fl*-fit-NG 
 
 Flirta'tion, Fl 2 -fi-Tshn 
 Flirt'er, Fl 2 -fitr 
 Flit, Fit 3 , Fl 3 -Td, FU3-NG 
 Flitch, F1 3 -CH 
 Flit'ter, Fltr 3 
 Flit'ter-mouse, Fltr 8 - Ms 
 Float, Fit* Fis-Td, Flt*- 
 
 NG 
 
 Float'age, Flt*-J 
 Float'-board, Flt*-Brd 
 Float'er, Fltr 2 
 Float'ing-bridge, Flt*- 
 
 NG-Br-J 
 Float'y, Fl'-T 
 Floccilla'tion, Fl* - K - 
 
 BLshn 
 
 Floc'culence, Fl'-Klns 
 Floc'culent, FU-Kint 
 Flock, Fl'-K, Fli-K-T, F1L 
 
 K-NG 
 
 Flock'-bed, FP-K-Bd 
 Floe, Fl 2 
 Flog, Fli-G, F1LG-D, FU- 
 
 G-XG 
 Flood, F1*-D, Fl-Dd, Fl- 
 
 D-NG 
 
 Flood'-gate, Fl=-D-Gt 
 Flood'-mark, F1 2 -D-M-B- 
 
 E 
 Floor, F1-R, Fl 2 -Sd, Fl*- 
 
 R-NG 
 Floor'-cloth, Fl 2 - R - K.1 - 
 
 TH 
 
 Floor'ing, F1*-R-NG 
 Flop, FU-P, Fli-Pt. Fli-P- 
 
 NG 
 
 Flo'ra, F1*-.H 
 Flo'ral, FV-R3. 
 Flor'ence. F 
 Florentine,.. 
 Flores'cence, Fl 2 -fis-Ns 
 Flo'ret. Fl*-Rt 
 Flo'riculture, Fl 2 -fi-KHr 
 Flor'id, FP-fi-D 
 Florid'ity, FP-fid-T 
 Flor'idness, FP-ffd-Ns 
 Florif'erous, Fl*-Rf-Rs 
 Flo'riform, Fl 2 -fi-F-B-M 
 Flor'in, FP-Kn 
 Flo'rist, Fl 2 -.Rst 
 Flos'cular, FlsJ-E-Zr 
 Flos'cule, Fls^K-L 
 
 Flos'culous, 
 Floss, Fls 1 
 Flos'sy, Fli-S 
 Flo'tage, Flts-j 
 Flo'ta, F12-T 
 Flo'tant, Fl 2 -Tnt 
 Flo'tation, Fl 2 -Tshn 
 Flote, Fits 
 Flotil'la, FP-T-Z 
 Flot'sam, Flts-M 
 Flot'son, Flti-sN 
 Flounce, Flu-i Fl^Nst, 
 
 Fll-Ns-NG 
 Floun'der, Flndri, Flndi- 
 
 Bd, Flndr-NG 
 Flour, Fli-B, Fl!-d, Fli- 
 
 B-NG 
 Flourish, FV-H-SH, Fl 2 - 
 
 ft-SHt, FV-R-SH-XQ 
 Floui^isher, Fl^E-SHr 
 Flourishingly, F12-R- 
 
 SH-NG1 
 Flour'y, Fl'-fl 
 Flout, Flti, Fl>-Td, Flt 1 - 
 
 NG 
 
 Flout'er, Fltr 
 Flout'ingly, F 
 Flow, Fl 2 , F12-D, F1*-NG 
 Flow'age, F1-J 
 Flow'er, FU-B, FU-Bd, 
 
 FP-K-NG 
 
 Flow'erage, Fl l -R-J 
 Flow'er-de-luce, FU-fl- 
 
 D-La 
 
 Flow'eret, FH-t 
 Flow'eriness, FV-R-JXa 
 Flow'erless, FU-R-Ls 
 Flow'er-stalk, Fli-Jf2s-T- 
 
 K 
 
 Flow'ery, Fl>-/ 
 Flow'ingly, Fl^-NGl 
 Flow'ingness, Fl^- 
 Flown, Fin 2 
 Flu'at, Fia-T 
 Fluct'uant, Fl 2 -K-Tnt 
 Fluct'uate, Fl - K - T - T, 
 
 Fl 2 -K.-T-Td, F12-K-T- 
 
 T-NG 
 
 Fluctuation, Fl*-K-Tslin 
 Flue, Fl 
 Flu'ency, F13-N-S 
 Flu'ent, FP-Nt 
 Flu'ently, Fl^-Kt-L 
 Flu'entness, Fl^-Nt-Ns 
 Fluff, F1 2 -F 
 Fluff 'y, F1 2 -F, FP F-B, 
 
 Fl 2 -Fst 
 
 Flu'gel-man, Fl 3 -Gl-Mn 
 Flu'id, F1 3 -D 
 Flu'idity, F1 3 -D-T 
 Flu'idness, Fl 3 -D-Ns 
 Fluke, F1 3 -K 
 Fluke'-worm, Fl 3 -K-Wr- 
 
 M 
 
 Fluk'y, F1 3 -K 
 Flume, F1 3 -M 
 Flum'mery, F1 2 -M-^Z 
 Flung, F1 2 -XG 
 Flunk, F1 2 -NG-K, F1-NG- 
 
 Kt, F12-NG-K-NG 
 
 roc 
 
 Flunk'yism, Fl 2 - NG - K. 
 
 zM 
 
 Flu'or, F18-R 
 Flu'or Albus. FP - B - L- 
 
 Bs 
 Fluores'cence, Fl 2 -Ss- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Fluoric, Fli-R-K 
 Flu'oride, FP-B-D 
 Flu'orine, Fl 3 -jRn 
 Flu'orous, F13-^ s 
 Flu'or-spar, Fl 3 -j?g-p-R 
 Flurry, Fl 2 - R. Fl 2 - RA, 
 
 , Fl 2 -5ft, 
 
 Flush'deck, FV-SH-V-E. 
 Flush'ing, Fl^-^/T-NG 
 Flus'ter, Flstr 2 , Fl 2 -sTrd, 
 
 Flush, 
 
 Flute, Fits, FF-Td, Fit 3 - 
 
 NG 
 
 Flut'ed, Fl 3 -Td 
 Flut'er, Fltr 
 Flut'ing, Flts-NG 
 Flut'ist, Fl 3 -Tst 
 Flut'ter, Fltr 2 , Fl*-Trd, 
 
 Fltr 2 -NG 
 
 Flut'terer, Fltr 2 -^ 
 Flu'vial, F13-V-L 
 Fluviat'ic, Fl'-V-T-K 
 Flu'viatile, Fl 3 -vt-L 
 Flux, Fl 2 -Ks, Fis-Kst, Fl- 
 
 Ks-NG 
 
 Flux'ation, Fl 2 -Ks*ftn 
 Flux'ility, Fl*-K-sL-T 
 Flux'ion, Fl 2 -Kshn 
 Flux'ional, Fl 2 -Kshn-L 
 Flux'ionary, Fl-K.shn-JB 
 Fly, Fl 1 , F1!-NG 
 Fly'-blow, Fli-Bl, Fl>- 
 
 Bid, Fli-Bl-NG 
 Fly'-boat, FU-Bt 
 Fly'-catcher, FP-K-CHr 
 Fly'er, Fli-R 
 Fly'-fish, Fli-F-^fl" 
 Fly'ing-bridge, Fl'-NG- 
 
 Br-J 
 Fly'ing-buttress, Fl 1 
 
 NG-B-Trs 
 Fly'ing-flsh, FU - NG - F- 
 
 SH 
 
 Fly'ing-jib, FP-NG-J-B 
 Fly'ing-squirrel, Fl 1 - 
 
 NG-sKw-^l 
 Fly'-leaf, FU-i-F 
 Fly'-rail, FV-Rl 
 Fly'-peck, FU-sP-K 
 Fly'trap, FP-Tr-P 
 Fly'-wheel, FU-Wl 
 Foal, F2-L, F 2 -Ld, F*-L- 
 I NG 
 Foam, F 2 -M, F 2 -Md, F- 
 
 M-NG 
 
 Foam'ingly, F 2 -M-NG1 
 Foam'y, F 2 -M 
 Fob, Fi-B, Fi-Bd, 
 Fo'cal, F-K1 
 Fo'ci, F2-S 
 Fo'CUS, 
 
;FOD v 
 
 Fod'der, Fi-Dr, Fi-Drd, 
 
 F!-Dr-NG 
 Foe, F* 
 
 Foe'man, F 2 -Mn 
 Foe'tal, Ft-L 
 Foe'tus, FS-TS 
 Fog, Fi-G, Fi-G-D, Fi-G- 
 
 NG 
 
 Fog'-bank, Fi-G-B-NG-K 
 Fog'-bell, Fi-G-B-L 
 Fog'gage, Fi-G-J 
 Fog'gily, F'~G- 
 Fog'giness, F l -G-Ns 
 Fog'gy, Fi-G, F1-G-.R, F 1 - 
 
 Gst 
 
 Fo'gy, F2-G 
 Fo'gyism, F-G-zM 
 Foh, F 
 Foi'ble, Fi-Bl 
 Foil, F-L, F!-Ld, Ti-L- 
 
 NG 
 
 Foil'er, F>-L-B 
 Foin, Fn 1 
 
 Foin'ingly, Fn^NG-L 
 Foist, Fsti, Fsi-Td, Fstf)i 
 Foist'er, Fstri 
 Foist'y, Fsi-T 
 Fold, FZ-Ld, F^-L-DA, F 2 - 
 
 id-NG 
 
 Fold'er, T^-L-Dr 
 Folia'ceous, F^-L-SHa 
 Fo'liage, F*-L- J 
 Fo'liate, F 2 -Z,-T, F^i-Td, 
 
 F 2 -Z,-T-NG 
 Folia'tion, F-ishn 
 Fo'lio, F 2 -Z, 
 Folk, F 2 -K 
 Folk'-lore, F 2 -K-L-B 
 Fol'icle, Fi-i-Kl 
 Folic'ular, F-Z,-K1-B 
 Fol'low, Fi-Z, Fi-Zd, F- 
 
 i-NG 
 
 Fol'lower, I^-L-K 
 Fol'lowing, 
 Fol'ly, F'-L 
 Foment', F-Mnt, F 2 -Mn- 
 
 Td, F 2 -Mnt-NG 
 Fomenta'tion, F - Mn - 
 
 Tshn 
 
 Foment'er, F 2 -Mntr 
 Fond, Fnd 1 , Fndri, Fnd 1 - 
 
 St 
 Fond'le, F^Nd-L, F J -Nd- 
 
 Ld, Fi-Nd-L-NG 
 Fondler, Fndi-Z,-B 
 Fond'ling, Fndi-i-NG 
 Fond'ly, Fnd 1 -^ 
 Fond'ness, FndJ-Ns 
 Font, Fnti 
 Font'al, FJ-Nt-L 
 Font'anel, FnU-N-L 
 Food, F 3 -D 
 Fool, F3-L, F-Ld, F8-L- 
 
 NG 
 
 Fool'ery, F^-L-R 
 Fool'hardiness, F 3 -i-Hr 
 
 -D-Ns 
 
 Fool'hardy, 
 Fool'ish, F' 
 Fool'ishly, 
 
 103 
 
 Fool'ishness, 
 Fools'cap, F 3 -Lz-K-P 
 Fools'-errand, F 3 - Lz - 
 
 Bnd 
 
 Foot, Ft F3-Td, Ft-NG 
 Foot'-ball, Fta-B-L 
 Foot'-board, Ft'-Brd 
 Foot'-boy, Ft 3 -B 
 Foot'-bridge, Fts-Br-J 
 Foot'-eloth, Fta-Kl-TH 
 Foot'-fall, Ft B -F-L 
 Foot'-guards, Ft^- 
 Foof-hold, Fts-Hld 
 Foot'ing, Fts-KG 
 Foot'less, Ft-Zs 
 Foot'- light, Fts-zt 
 Foot'-man, Ft^-Mn 
 Foot'-mark, Fts-Mr-K 
 Foot'-note, Ft3-Nt 
 Foot'-pace, Ft3-Ps 
 Foot'-pad, Fts-Pd 
 Foot'-path, Fts-P-TH 
 Foot'-post, Fts-Pst 
 Foot'-print, Ft 3 -Prnt 
 Foot'-sore, Fts-B 
 Foot'-stalk, Fts-sT-K 
 Foot'-step, Fts-sT-P 
 Foot'stool, Fts-sT-L 
 Fcot'-stove, Ft 3 -sTv 
 Foot'way, F 3 -T-W 
 Fop, F'-P 
 
 Fop'ling, Fi-P-L-NG 
 Fop'pery, Fi-Pr 
 Fop'pish, F>-P-SH 
 Fop'pishly, F*-P-Sm 
 Fop'pishness, F 1 - P - SH- 
 
 Ns 
 
 For, Frl [F2]. The abbre- 
 viation for /or is written 
 
 in the second position, to 
 
 avoid its being mistaken. 
 
 in hurried writing, for 
 
 Vi of. 
 For'age, Fi-B- J, Fi-fi-Jd, 
 
 FVR-J-NG 
 For'ager, F!-.R-Jr. [See 
 
 Forger.] 
 
 Fora'men, F 2 -R-Mn 
 Forasmuch', Fr^zM-CH, 
 
 [F 2 -zM-CH] 
 Foray' or For'ay, F 2 ori- 
 
 R 
 
 Forbade', Fr^Bd [F^Bdj 
 Forbear', Fr'-B-B. Fr'-B- 
 
 /e-NG [F'-B-B, F>-B-.R- 
 
 NG] 
 Forbear'ance, Fr'-B-Kns 
 
 [F>-B-Kns] 
 Forbid', Fr 3 -Bd. Fr3-Bd(-) 
 
 [F8-Bd. F3-Bd;-] 
 Forbid'dance, 
 
 [F 8 -B-Dns] 
 Forbid'der, Fr3 - B - Dr 
 
 [F 3 B-Dr] 
 Forbid'ding, Fr3-Bd(-) 
 
 [F3-Bd(-)] 
 Forbore', FrS-B-B [F*-B- 
 
 B] 
 Forborne', Fr-B-JBn 
 
 B-Bn] 
 
 FOR 
 
 Force, F 2 -Rs, F=-Rst, F*- 
 
 Bs-NG 
 
 Force'ful, F2-R S -F(-L) 
 Force'less, F 2 -Rs-is 
 Force'meat, F-'-Rs-Mt 
 For'ceps, F>-R-sPs 
 For'cer, F 2 -Rs-R 
 For'cible, F 2 -Rs-B(-L) 
 For'cibleness, F 2 -Rs-B- 
 
 i-Ns [iBs] 
 
 For'cibly, F 2 -Rs-B(-i) 
 Ford, F 2 -7i-D, ' 
 
 Ford'able, F 2 -K-D-B1 
 Fore, F 2 -R 
 
 Foreadvise', Fr^D-Vz 
 Fore'-arm, F 2 -R-R-iI, "F" 
 
 R-R-Md, F2-U-R-M-NG 
 Fore-arm', F'-R-R-M 
 Forebode', Fr^-Bd, Fr 2 - 
 
 B-Dd, Fr2-Bd(-) 
 Forebode'ment, Fr 2 -Bd- 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Forebod'er, Fr 2 -B-Dr 
 Fore'cast, F 2 -R-Kst, F s - 
 
 R-KstC) 
 
 Forecast', Fi-R-Kst 
 Fore'castle, F 2 -R-Ks-L 
 Forecit'ed, FJ-Rs-Td 
 Foreclose', Fr 2 -Klz, Fr 2 - 
 
 Klzd, Fr^-Klz-NG 
 Foreclos'ure, Fr 2 -Kl-ZHi 
 Foredoom', F 3 - K - D - M, 
 
 F 3 -fi-D-Md, F8-/Z-D-M- 
 
 NG 
 
 Fore'-end, Fr 2 -Nd 
 Fore'father, Fr--Fdhr 
 Foretend', Fr 2 -Fnd. Fr 2 - 
 
 F-N-Dd, Fr 2 -Fnd-NG 
 Fore'flnger, Fr 2 - F - NG - 
 
 Gr (or-F-NGr) 
 Fore'foot, Fr--Ft 
 Fore'front, Fr 2 -Frnt 
 Forego', F 2 -R-G, F^-R-G- 
 
 NG 
 
 Foregone', F 2 -R-Gn 
 Fore'ground, F'--.fi-Grnd 
 Fore'hanel, F--R-Hnd 
 Fore'handed, F'-^-R-Hn- 
 
 Dd 
 Fore'head, F J -.R-D or F 1 . 
 
 R-Hd 
 
 For'eign, F l -Rn 
 For'eigner, F'-/Jn-R 
 For'eignness, F'-ftn-Ns 
 Forejudge', Fr-J-/, Fr* 
 
 J-J-D, Fr 2 -J-J-NG 
 Foreknew', Fr 3 -Nu. Se* 
 
 New. 
 Foreknow', Fr 2 - N, Fr 2 - 
 
 N-NG 
 
 Foreknow'er, FrS-N-B 
 Foreknowl'edge, Fr'-NI 
 
 -J [Fri-N-J] 
 Foreknown', Fr 2 -Nn 
 Foreland, F 2 -B-ind 
 Forelay', F 2 -R-i 
 Fore'lock, F-R-L-K 
 Fore'man, F 2 -R-Mn 
 Fore'mast, F s -B-Mst 
 
FOR 
 
 Foremen'tioned, F 2 -R- 
 
 M-N-5//nd 
 
 Fore'most, F 2 -R-Mst 
 Fore'name, F-R-N-M 
 Fore'named, F 2 -R-N-Md 
 Fore'noon, F*-R-Nn 
 Foren'sic, F 2 -.R-Ns-K 
 Foren'sical, F 2 -.R-N8-K1 
 Foreordain', F 2 -R-.R-Dn, 
 
 F2-R-ft-Dnd, F 2 .B-R-Dn- 
 
 -NG 
 Foreordina'tion, F 2 - R - 
 
 ff-D-Nshn 
 
 Fore'part, F 2 -R-Prt 
 Fore'plane, F-R-Pln 
 Foreran', F^-n-Ku 
 Fore'rank, F*-R-R-:NG-K 
 Forerun', F 2 -R-Rn, F 2 -R- 
 
 Rn-NG 
 
 Forerun'ner, F 2 -R-.Rn-R 
 Fore'said, Fr 2 -sD 
 Fore'sail, F 2 -Rs-Z, 
 Foresaw', Fi-R-S 
 Foresee', F*-R-8, Fa-R-8- 
 
 NG 
 
 Foreseen', FS-RS-N 
 Foreseer', F 3 -Rs-R 
 Foreshad'ow, Fi - R - SH- 
 
 D, Fi-R-SH-Dd, Fi-H-Sff- 
 
 D-NG 
 
 Fora'ship, Fr 2 -SH-P 
 Foreshort'en, Fri-SHr- 
 
 Tn, Fri-SHr-Tnd, Fri- 
 
 SHr-Tn-NG 
 Foreshort'ening, Fri - 
 
 8Hr-Tn-NG 
 Foreshow', F 2 -R-5/f, F 2 
 
 R-S//d, F 2 -R-SH-NG 
 Foreshown', F 2 -R-S//n 
 Foreshow'er, F^- 
 Fore'side, F 2 -Rs-D 
 Fore'sight, F 2 -Rs-T 
 Fore'skin, F2-Rs-Kn 
 For'est, Fi- 
 
 Forestall', 
 
 fis-T-Ld. F'-Rs-T-L-NG 
 Forestall'er, yi-Rs-T-L-R 
 For'ester, F'-Kstr 
 Fore'taste, Fr 2 -Tst, Fr"- 
 
 Ts-Td, Fr 2 -Tst-NG 
 Foretaste', F^-R-Tst 
 Fore'teeth, Fr 2 -T-TH 
 Foretell', F 2 -R-T1, F 2 -R- 
 
 Tl-HO 
 
 Foretell'er, Fr 2 -T-i-R 
 Fore'thought, Fr 2 -THt 
 Foreto'ken, Fr 2 - T - Kn. 
 
 Fr-'-T-Kud, Fr 2 -T-Kn-NG 
 Fore'token, Fr-T-Kn 
 Foretold' F 2 -R-Tld 
 Fore'tooth, Fr-T-TH 
 Fore'top, F^-T-P 
 Forev'er, Fr-Vr [F-V] 
 Forewarn', Fr'-Wrn, Fr 1 - 
 
 Wrud. Fr!-Wrn-NG 
 Forewent', F 2 -R-Wnt 
 Fore'wind, F2-R-Wnd 
 Fore'woman, F 2 -R-W- 
 
 Hn 
 
 104 
 
 For'feit, Fr'-Ft, Fr^-F 
 
 Td, Fri-Ft-NG 
 For'feitable, Fri-Ft-Bl 
 For'feiter, Fr'-Ftr 
 For'feiture, Fr'-Ftr 
 Forgave', F 2 -R-Gv [] 
 
 IG] 
 Forge, Fr-J, Fr^Jd, Fr- 
 
 J-NG 
 
 For'ger, Fr-Jr. (See For- 
 ager.) 
 
 For'gery, Fr 2 -Jr 
 Forget', F 2 -R-Gt. F 2 -R-Gt 
 
 -NG fF 2 iGt. F 2 iGt-NG] 
 Forget'ful, F 2 - R - Gt - Fl 
 
 [F2iGt-Fl] 
 Forget'fulness, F 2 -R-Gt 
 
 Fl-Ns [F 2 lGt-Fl-Ns] 
 Forget'-me-not, F 2 - R - 
 
 Gt-Mnt 
 
 Forget'ter, F*-R-Gtr 
 Forgiv'able, F^-R-G 
 
 L [F3iG-Bl] 
 Forgive', F-R-Gv, F3-R- 
 
 Gv-NG [F31G, F3SGC)] 
 Forgiv'en, F 3 -R-G-Vn 
 
 [F31G] 
 Forgive'ness, F^ - R - Gv - 
 
 Ns [F 8 iG-Ns] 
 Forgiv'er, F-R-Gv-R 
 Forgiv'ing, F*-R-Gv-NG 
 
 Forgot', Fi-R-Gt [F 
 Forgot'ten, Fi - R - G - Tn 
 
 [Fi;G-Tn] 
 Fork, F 1 - R - K, Fi - R - Kt, 
 
 FI-R-K-NG 
 
 Fork'edness, F 1 -R-Kd-Ns 
 Fork'iness, F^R-K-Ns 
 Fork'y, Fi-R-K 
 Forlorn', Fi-R-Z-Rn 
 Forlorn'-hope, FJ-R-Z- 
 
 Rn-P 
 Forlorn'ness, Fi-R-L-Rn- 
 
 Ns 
 Form, F!-R-M. F'-R-Md. 
 
 Fi-R-M-NG [Fl, Fd 1 , 
 
 Form'al, Fi-R-M-Z, [Fi- 
 
 Ml] 
 Form'alism, Fi-R-M-iz- 
 
 M [Fi-Mlz-Mj 
 Form'alist, Fi-R - M - Lst 
 
 [Fi-Mlst] 
 Formal'ity, Fi-R-M-Z-T 
 
 [F'-Ml-T] 
 Form'ally, F' - R - M - L 
 
 [F 1 Ml] 
 Formation, F 2 -R-Mshn 
 
 [Fshn 2 ] 
 
 Form'ative, F^R-Mt-V 
 Form'er, Fi-R-Mr 
 For'mer, (a) Fr'-Mr 
 For'merly, Fri-Mr-Z 
 For'mic, Fri-M-K 
 Formica'tion, Fr 2 - M - 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Formidable, Fri-Md-Bl 
 For'midableness, Fr ! - 
 
 Md-Bl-Ns [!Bs] 
 
 FOR 
 
 Form'less, F^R-M-is 
 Form'lessness, Fi-R-M- 
 
 Z.8-N8 
 
 For'mula, Ft-R-M-Z 
 For'mulse, Fi-R-M-i 
 For'mulary, F'-R-M-Z-fi 
 For'mulate, F^R-M-Zt, 
 
 Fi-R-M-i-Td, Fi-R-M-it- 
 
 NG 
 For'mullze, F'-R-M-iz, 
 
 Fi-R-M-Zzd, Fi-R-M-iz- 
 
 NG 
 For'nicate, F'-Rn-Kt, Fi- 
 
 Rn-K-Td. F'-Rn-Kt-NG 
 Fornica'tion, F 2 - Rn 
 
 Kshn 
 
 For'nicator, 
 For'ray, F l -R 
 Forray', F^-R 
 Forsake', F 2 -Rs-K, F 2 -Rs- 
 
 K-NG 
 
 Forsak'en, F 2 -Rs-Kn 
 Forsak'er, F 2 -Rs-K-R 
 Forsook', F^-Rs-K 
 Forsooth', Frs^-TH 
 Forswear', Fri-sWr, Fr 1 - 
 
 sWr-NG [FLR-sR, F- 
 
 Rs-R-NG 
 Forswear'er, Fr'-sWr-R 
 
 [F'-R-s/J-fi] 
 Forswore', Fr 2 -sWr [F2- 
 
 R-sR] 
 Forsworn', Fr 2 -sWrn [F*. 
 
 R-sRn] 
 Fort, F 2 -Rt 
 Fort'alice, F*-Rt-Ls 
 Forte, F 2 -Rt - 
 For'te, F 2 -R-T 
 Forth, F 2 -fi-TH 
 Forth'-coming, F2-R-TH 
 
 -K-M-NG [F2-R-TH-KC)] 
 Forthwith', F 2 -/i-TH-TH 
 
 (or -DH) 
 For'tieth, Fi-R-T-TH 
 
 (or 40TH) 
 
 For'tiflable, Frti-F-Bl 
 Fortifica'tion, Frt 2 - F - 
 
 Kshn 
 
 For'tifier, Frti-F-R 
 For'tify, Frt'-F, Frti-Fd. 
 
 Frt'-F-NG 
 
 Portis'simo, Fr 3 -T-sM 
 For'titude, Frti-Td 
 Fort'night, Frt'-Nt 
 Port'nightly, Frti-Nt-L 
 Por'tress, Fr 1 Trs 
 Portu'itous, Fr 3 -T-Ts 
 Fortuitously, Fr' - T - T- 
 
 sL 
 Fortu'itousness, Fr-T- 
 
 Ts-Ns 
 
 For'tunate, Fr'-CH-Nt 
 For'tunately, Fri-CH-Nt- 
 
 L 
 For'tunateness, Fri-CH- 
 
 Nt-Ns 
 
 ?or'tune, Fri-CHn 
 Tor'tuned, Fr'-CHnd 
 For'tune-teller, Fri-CHn 
 
 -T-i-R 
 
FOK 
 
 For'tune-telling, Fr 1 - 
 
 CHn-T-i-NG 
 Fortuneless, Fr^CHn-Ls 
 For'ty, F^fl-T (or 40) 
 Fo'rum, F 2 -B-M 
 For'ward, Fri-Wrd [F>- 
 
 Wrd, FLWr'Dd, F 1 - 
 
 WrdC)] 
 For'wards, Fr 1 - Wrds 
 
 [F^Wrds] 
 For'warder, Fr 1 - Wrdr 
 
 [FMVrdr] 
 For'wardly, Fr 1 - Wrd - L 
 
 [Fi-Wrd-i] 
 For'wardness, Fr'-Wrd- 
 
 Ns [F>-Wrd-Ns] 
 For'wards, Fr^Wrds [F 1 - 
 
 Wrds] 
 
 Forzan'do, FrzJ-N-D 
 Fosse, Fs 1 
 Fos'sil, Fsi-L 
 Fossilif erous, Fs 8 -L-Frs 
 Fos'silist, Fs'-Lst 
 Fossiliza'tion, Fs^Lzsfcn 
 Fos'silize, Fs>-Lz, Fs 1 - 
 
 Lzd. Fsi-Lz-NG 
 Fos'ter, Fstr 1 , Fi-sTrd, 
 
 F8trC) 
 
 Fos'terage, Fi- 8 Tr-J 
 Fos'ter - child, Fstr 1 1 
 
 CHld 
 
 Fos'terer, Fstr^fi 
 Fos'ter-father, Fstr 1 
 
 IFdhr 
 
 Fos'terling, Fstri-Z-NG 
 Fos'ter-mother, Fstr 1 - 
 
 Mdhr 
 Fos'ter-parent, Fstr 1 ; pi- 
 
 Rnt 
 Fos'ter-sister, Fstr 1 
 
 IssTr 3 
 
 Fos'ter-son, Fstr 1 i sN 2 
 Foth'er, Fdhr 1 , Fdhrt-D, 
 
 Fdhr!-NG 
 Fought, Ft 1 
 Foul, (a.) Fi-L, Fi-Z-B, P 1 
 
 Lst 
 Foul, (v.) Fi-L. F^Ld, F 1 - 
 
 L-NG 
 
 Foulard', F^-L-RA 
 Foul'ly, F^L-L 
 Foul'mouthed, F^L-M- 
 
 DHd 
 
 Foul'ness, Fi-L-Ns 
 Foul'-spoken, F 1 - La - P - 
 
 Kn [-sPn] 
 Fou'mart, F 3 -M-t 
 Found, Fnd, Fi-N-Dd, 
 
 Fndi-NG 
 
 Note. When used as the 
 past-tense form of find 
 found should always be 
 vocalized to distinguish it 
 from find. 
 
 Founda'tion, Fnd*-5Hn 
 Founda'tioner, Fnd s - 
 
 SHn-R 
 Found'er, Fndr 1 , Fnd 1 - 
 
 Bd, Fndri-NG 
 Found'erous, Fndr^S 
 
 5* 
 
 105 
 
 Found'ery, Fnd'-K 
 Founding, Fnd'-NG 
 Found'lmg, Fnd'-i-NG 
 Found'ress, Fnd'-^s 
 Found'ry, Fndi-fl 
 Fount, Fnt 1 
 Fount'ain, Fnt 1 -!* 
 Fount'ain-head, Fnt^N- 
 
 Hd 
 
 Four, F 2 -B (or 4) 
 Fourfold, Fr 2 -F-Ld 
 Four-footed, Fr 2 -F-Td 
 Fou'rierism, F 3 -fi--zM 
 Fou'rierite, F*-R-R-T 
 Four-legged, F 2 -B-//-G 
 
 D 
 
 Fourscore, F 2 -Bs-K-B 
 Foursquare, F 2 -B-sKw 
 
 B 
 Fourteen, F 2 - R Tn (or 
 
 14) 
 Fourteenth, F 2 -S-Tn-TH 
 
 (or 14TH) 
 
 Fourth, F 2 -.R-TH (or4TH) 
 Fourthly, F*-R-TH-L (or 
 
 4TH-Z) 
 Four-wheeled, F 2 - B - 
 
 Wld 
 
 Fowl, F J -L 
 Fowl'er, Fi-L-R 
 Fowling, F K L-NG 
 Fowling-piece, F 1 - L - 
 
 NG-Ps 
 Fox, Fi-Ks, Fi-Kst, F^Ks- 
 
 NG 
 
 Fox'-chase, Fi-Ks-CHs 
 Foxed, Fi-Kst 
 Fox'-evil, F^Ks-V-L 
 Fox'glove, Fi-Ks-Glv 
 Fox'-hound, F^K-sHnd 
 Fox'-hunt, Fi-K-sHnt 
 Fox'-hunter, Fi-K-sHntr 
 Foxlsh, Fi-Ks-SH 
 Fox'like, F l -E.-sL-TS. 
 Fox'tail, F^Ks-T-L 
 Fox'-trap, F^K-sTr-P 
 Fox'y, F^K-S 
 Fra'cas, Fr 2 -Ks 
 Frac'ted, F^-K-Td 
 Frac'tion, Frt-Kshn 
 Frac'tional, Fri-Kshn-L 
 Fractionary, Fr 1 - Kshn- 
 
 R 
 
 Frac'tious, Fr^K-SHs 
 Frac'tiously, Fr^K-SHs- 
 
 L 
 Frac'tiousness, Fr 1 - K - 
 
 SHs-Ns 
 Fract'ure, Fri-K-CHr, Fr 1 
 
 -K-CHrd, Fri-K-CHr-NG 
 Fragile, Fr^J-L 
 Fragility, Fr- J-L-T (or 
 
 -J-Lt) 
 
 Frag'ment, Fr ! -G-Mnt 
 Frag'mentary, Fr 1 - G - 
 
 Mnt-B 
 
 Fra'grance, Fr 2 -Grns 
 Fra'grancy, Fr 2 -Grn-S 
 Fra'grant, Fr^-Grnt 
 Fra'grantly, Fr 2 -Grnt-L 
 
 FRE 
 
 Frail, Fr 2 -L. Fr 2 -i-K, Fr 1 . 
 
 Lst 
 
 Frail'ness, Fr 2 -L-Ns 
 Frail'ty, Fr 2 -i-T (or -Lt) 
 Fraise Frz 2 
 Frame, Fr 2 -M, Fr 2 -Md, 
 
 Fr 2 -M-NG 
 Fram'er, Fr 2 -Mr 
 Frame'-work, Fr 2 -M-'Wr- 
 
 K 
 
 Franc, Frn 1 -K 
 Fran'chise, Fr 1 - X - GHz, 
 
 Fri-N-CHzd, iV-N-CHz- 
 
 NG 
 Fran'chisement, Fri-N- 
 
 CH-zMnt 
 
 Francis'can, Fr 3 Nss-Kn 
 Franc'olin, Frn'-K-in 
 Frangibillty, Fr 3 - N - J- 
 
 Blt 
 
 Fran'gible, Fr'-N-J-Bl 
 Fran'gipane, F^-N-J-Pn 
 Frangipan'ni, Fr 1 -!*- J-P- 
 
 N 
 Frank, (a.) Frn 1 - K, Fr l - 
 
 NG-Kr, Frn^Kst 
 Frank, (u.) Frn'-K, Frn 1 - 
 
 Kt, Frni-K-NG 
 Frankalmoigne', Fr'-NG 
 
 -Kl-Mn 
 Frankin'cense, Frn 3 - K- 
 
 Ns-Ns 
 Frankincense, Frn 1 , K- 
 
 Ns-Ns 
 
 Frank'lin, Fri-NG-KIn 
 Frank'ly, Frn'-K-/^ 
 Frank'ness, Fn^-K-Ns 
 Frank'pledge, Fm 1 - K- 
 
 Pl-J 
 
 Fran'tic, Frnt!-K 
 Fran'ticly, Fruti-K-i 
 Fran'ticness, Frnt^K-Ns 
 Frap, Fr 1 -?, Fri-Pt. Fri-P- 
 
 NG 
 
 Frater'nal-ly, Frtr'-Nl 
 Fraternity, Frtr 2 -N-T 
 Fraterniza'tion, Frtr 2 - 
 
 Fra'ternize or Frater- 
 nize, Frtr 2 -Nz, Frtr 2 - 
 Nzd, Frtr 2 -Nz-NG 
 Frat'ricidal, Frtrs'-D-L 
 Frat'ricide, Frtrsi-D 
 Fraud, Frd 1 
 Fraud'ful-ly, Frd J -Fl 
 Fraud'ulence, Frd'-ins 
 Fraud'ulency, Frd'-in-S 
 Fraud'ulent, Frd'-int 
 Fraudulently, Frd^int- 
 
 L 
 
 Fraught, Frt 1 
 Fray, Fr 2 , Frd 2 , Fr 2 -NG 
 Freak, Fr^-K, Fr 3 -K-T, Fr 3 
 
 -K-NG 
 
 Freakish, Fr 3 -K-SH 
 Freakishly, Fr>-K-SHl 
 Freaklshness, Fr 3 -K-8H- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Freck'le, Fr-Kl, Fr 2 -Kld, 
 Fr*-Kl-NG 
 
FRE 
 
 Freckly, Fr 2 -Kl 
 
 Free, (a.) Fr 3 , Fr-B. Fret" 
 
 Free, (c.) Fr 3 , Fr-D, Fr- 
 
 NG 
 
 Freebooter, FrS-Btr 
 Free'born, Fr^-B-fin 
 Freed'man, FrS-D-Mn 
 Freed'men, FrS-D t Mn 
 Free'dom, Fi^-D-M 
 Free'-hearted, Fr 3 -Hr- 
 
 Td 
 Free'-heartedness, Fr 3 - 
 
 Hr-Td-Ns 
 
 Free'hold, Fr 3 -Hld 
 Free'holder, Frs-Hldr 
 Free'-liver, Fr-/<-Vr 
 Free'-living, Fr3-Z,-V-NG 
 Free'love, Fr^-i-V 
 Free'ly, Fr 3 -// 
 Free'man, Fps-Mn 
 Free'men, FraiMn* 
 Free'-martin, Fr - M R- 
 
 Tn 
 
 Free'mason, Fr'-Ms-N 
 Free'masonry, 
 
 IOC 
 
 FRO 
 
 Free'ness, 
 Free'soiler, Fr3-s-B 
 Free'stone, Fr^-sTn 
 Free'thinker, Fr 3 - T 
 
 NG-Kr [Fr^-TH-Kr] 
 Free'thinking, Fr 3 - TH - 
 
 NG-K-NG [Fr3-THC 
 Free'-trade, FrS-Trd 
 Free'-trader, FrS-Tr- 
 Free'-warren, FrS-W-fin 
 Free-will', 
 Free'-will, 
 Free'-woman, Fr^-W-Mn 
 Freeze, Frz 3 . Frz 8 -NG 
 Freez'ing-point, Frz* - 
 
 NG-Pnt 
 Freight, Frt 2 , Fr-Td, 
 
 Freightage, Frt^-J 
 Freight'er, Frtr 2 
 French, Fr 2 -N-CH 
 Frencli'-berry, Fr*-N- 
 
 CH-B R 
 French'-chalk, Fr*-N- 
 
 CH-CH-K 
 French'-horn, FrS-N-CH- 
 
 H-Rn 
 French'ify, Fr*-N-CH-F, 
 
 Fr^-N-CH-Fd, Fr-N-CH- 
 
 F-NG 
 French'man, Fr 2 -N-CH- 
 
 Mn 
 French'men, Fr 2 - N -CH 
 
 French'-roof, Fra-N-CH- 
 
 Kf 
 French'-white, Fr 2 -N- 
 
 CH-Wt 
 
 Frenet'ic, Fr*-Nt-K 
 Frenet'ioal, Fr 2 -Nt-Kl 
 Fren'zied, Fr 2 -Nz-D 
 Fren'zy, Frn 2 -Z 
 Fre'quence, Fr^-Kwns 
 Fre'quency, Frs-Kwn-S 
 
 Fre'quent, Fr'-Kwnt Fright'fulness, Frti - PI- 
 
 [Frnt] 
 
 Ns [Frti;Fs] 
 
 Frequent', Fr*-Kwnt. Fr s 
 
 Frig'id, Fr-Jd 
 
 -Kwn-Td. Fr2-Kwnt-KG 
 
 Frigid'ity, Fr-Jd-T 
 
 Frequenta'tion, Fr - 
 
 Frig'idly, Fr-Jd- 
 
 Kwn-Tshn 
 
 Frig'idness, Fr 3 -Jd-Ns 
 
 Frequent'ative, Fr 2 - 
 
 Frigorific, Fr-Grf-K 
 
 Kwnt-Tv 
 
 Frigorif ical, Fr^ Gr - F 
 
 Frequent'er, Fr*-Kwntr 
 
 Kl 
 
 Fre'quently, Fi a -Kwat-L 
 
 Frill, Fr3-L, FrS-Ld. Fr- 
 
 [FrntatZ] 
 
 L-NG 
 
 Fre'quentness, FrS-Kwnt 
 
 Fringe, Fr-N-J, Fr-N. 
 
 -Ns 
 
 Jd, FrS-N-J-NG 
 
 Fres'co, Frs* - K, Fr 2 - Kd, 
 
 Frin'gy, Fra-N-J 
 
 Frs^-K-NG 
 
 Frip'per, Fr-Pr 
 
 Fresh, Fr- Sff, Fr s - SHr. 
 
 Frip'pery, Fr-Pr 
 
 Fr*-SHst 
 
 Friseur', Frz 2 -B 
 
 Fresh'en, Fr*-SHn, Fr 2 - 
 
 Frisk, Frs 3 -K, Frs3-Kt. 
 
 SHud, Fr-SHn-NG 
 
 Frs^-K-NG 
 
 Fresh'et, Fr-8Ht 
 
 Frisk'er, Fr-sKr 
 
 Fresh'force, Fr 2 -5ff-F-Bs 
 
 Frisk'et, Frs 3 -Kt 
 
 Fresh'ly, Fr*-Sfll 
 
 Frisk'iness, Frs 3 -K-Ns 
 
 Fresh'man, FrS-SH-Mn 
 
 Frisk'y, Frs 3 -K 
 
 Fresh'men, Fr 2 -5HiMn 2 
 
 Frit, Frt 3 , Frs-Td, Frt'-NG 
 
 Fresh'ness, FrS-SW-Ne 
 
 Frith, Fr3-TH 
 
 Fresh'-tap, Ftf-SH-T-P 
 
 Frit'ter, Frtr 3 , Fr-Trd, 
 
 Fresh'-water, Fr*-SH- 
 
 Frtr*-NG 
 
 Wtr 
 
 Frivol'ity, Fr-Vl-T 
 
 Fret, Frt, Fr-Td, Frt2- 
 NG 
 
 Friv'olous, Fr 3 -V-is 
 Friv'olously, FrS-V-Ls-Zi 
 
 Fret'ful-ly, Frtz-Fl 
 
 Friv'olousness, Fr8-V- 
 
 Fret'fulness, Frt-Fl-Ns 
 
 is-Ns 
 
 Fret'ten, Fr-Tn 
 
 Friz, Frz 3 . Frzd 3 , Frz-NG 
 
 Fret'ter, Frtr 2 
 
 Friz'zle, Fr^-Zl, Fr-Zld, 
 
 Fret'ty, Ff T 
 
 Fi--Zl-NG 
 
 Fret'work, Frt 2 -Wr-K 
 
 Friz'zler, Fr^-Zl-B 
 
 Friabil'ity, Fr-S-L-T 
 
 Fro, Fr2 
 
 Fri'able, Fr^Bl 
 
 Frock, Fr!-K 
 
 Fri'ableness, FrJ-Bl-Ns 
 
 Frock'-coat, Fr ! -K-K-T 
 
 Fri'ar, Fri-R 
 
 Frog, Fr'-G 
 
 Fri'arlike, Fr-B-i-K 
 
 Frog'-hopper, Fr' - G - H- 
 
 Fri'arly, Fr^-B-i 
 
 Pr 
 
 Fri'ary* Fr^JZ 
 
 Frol'ic, Fri-i-K 
 
 Frib'ble, Fr-Bl 
 
 Frol'icsonie, Fr-Z-K-sM 
 
 Frib'bler, Fr*-Bl-B 
 
 Frol'icsomeness, Fr'-L- 
 
 Fricassee', FrS-K-S, Fr^- 
 
 K-sM-Ns ' 
 
 Ks-D, Fr3-K-S-NG 
 
 From, Fr!-M [Ml] 
 
 Fric'ative, FrS-K-Tv 
 
 Frond, Frndi 
 
 Fric'tion, FrS-Kshn 
 
 Fronda'tion, Fr^-N-Dshn 
 
 Fric'tional, Fr'-Kshn-// 
 
 Frondes'cence, Frnd 2 - 
 
 Fri'day, Fri-D 
 
 Sns 
 
 Fried, Fr^D 
 
 Frondif erous, Fr-N-Df- 
 
 Friend, Frnd s , Fr-N-Dd. 
 
 Rs 
 
 Frnd*-NG 
 
 Frondose', Fr 2 -N-Ds 
 
 Friend'less, Frnd*-Z,s 
 
 Frond'ous, Frnd^S 
 
 Friend'lessness, Frud 2 - 
 is-Ns 
 
 Frons, Frnz 1 
 Front, Frnt 2 , Fr*-N-Tdt 
 
 Friendliness, Frnd s - L - 
 
 Frut*-NG 
 
 Ns 
 
 Front'age, Fr 2 -Nt-J 
 
 Friend'ly, Frnd*-Z, 
 
 Front'al, Frnt 2 -L 
 
 Friend'ship, Frnd?-SH-P 
 
 Frontier, Frnt*-B 
 
 [Frnd2;SH] 
 
 Front'ispiece, FrnV-S-Pi 
 
 Frieze, Frz 
 
 Front'less, Frnt 2 -/,s 
 
 Frig'ate, Fr-G-T 
 
 Front'let, Frnt 2 -Lt 
 
 Frig'ate-bird, Fr- G - T - 
 
 Frost, Frsti, Frs 1 - Td, 
 
 Brd 
 
 Frst(-)i 
 
 Fright, Frt 1 , Fr>-Td, Frt>- 
 
 Frost'-bite, Frs>-Bt 
 
 NG 
 
 Frost'-bitten, Frs^B-Tn 
 
 Fright'en, Fr'-Tn 
 
 Frost'ily, Frsi-T-Z, 
 
 Fright'ful-ly, Frt>-Fl 
 
 Frost'iness, Frs^T-Ni 
 
FRO 
 
 Frosfing, Frst(-)i 
 
 Frost'y, Frsi-T 
 
 Froth, Fr 1 - TH, Fr 1 -THt 
 
 Fpi-TH-NG 
 Froth'ily, F^-TH-Z, 
 Froth'iness, Fri-TH-Ns 
 Froth 'y, Frt-TH 
 Frounce, Frns 1 , Fr^Nst, 
 
 Frou'zy, Fr'-Z 
 Fro'ward, Fr a -Wrd 
 Fro'wardly, Fr 2 -Wrd- 
 Fro'wardness, Fr~Wrd- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Frow'ey, Fr* 
 Frown, Frn 1 , Frndi, 
 
 NG 
 
 Frown'ingly, Frn>-NG-Z 
 FroWy, Fri 
 Frow'zy, Fr*-z 
 Froze, Frz a 
 Froz'en, Frz^N 
 Fructes'cence, : 
 
 Ns 
 Fructiferous, I 
 
 Frs 
 Fructifica'tion, 
 
 Tf-Kshn 
 Fruc'tify, FrS-K-T-F, Fr- 
 
 K-Tf-D, Fr2-K-Tf-NG 
 Fruc'tuous, Fr 2 -K.-Ts 
 Fru'gal, Fr 3 -Gl 
 Frugality, Fri-Gl-T 
 Fru'gally, FrS-Gl 
 Frugif'erous, FrS-J-Frs 
 Frugiv'erous, FrS-J-Vrs 
 Fruit, Frt 
 Fruit'age, Frt-J 
 Fruit' -bud, Frt 3 -Bd 
 Fruit'erer, F^-Tr-K 
 Fruit'ery, Fra-Tr 
 Fruit'ful-ly, Frt 3 -Fl 
 Fruit'fulness, Frt 3 -Fl-Ns 
 
 [:Fs] 
 
 Frui'tion, Frshn* 
 Fruitless, Frt 3 -Ls 
 Fruit'lessly, Frt-Zs-Z 
 Fruit'lessness, Frts-Zs- 
 
 Ns [iis] 
 
 Fruit'-tree, Frt 3 -Tr 
 Fruit'y, Fr 8 -T 
 Frumenta'ceous, Fr* - 
 
 Mnt-SHs 
 
 Fru'menty, FrS-Mn-T 
 Frump, Fr2-M-P 
 Frush, Fr*-SH 
 Frus'ta, Frs^-T 
 Frustra'neous, Fr 2 - sTr - 
 
 Ns 
 Frus'trate, Fr 2 -sTrt, Fr 2 - 
 
 sTr-Td, Fr2-sTrt(') 
 Frustration, Fr 2 -sTrshn 
 Frus'trative, Fr 2 -sTr-Tv 
 Frust'ulent, Frs-T-int 
 Frus'tum, Frs 2 -T-M 
 Frutes'cent, Fr 2 -Ts-Nt 
 Fru'ticose, Fr 3 -T-Ks 
 Fru'ticous, Fr3-T-Ks 
 Fry, Fr 1 , Fr 1 -!), Fr J -NG 
 Fry'ing-pan, Frt-NG-Pn 
 
 107 
 
 Fu'cate, F 3 -K-T 
 Fu'cated, F^-K- 
 Fuch'sia, F-SH or 
 
 8 
 
 Fu'ci, F3-S 
 Fu'coid, F*-K-D 
 Fucoid'al, 
 Fu'cus, F-Ks 
 Fud'dle, F-D1, F^-Dld 
 
 F2-D1-NG 
 
 Fud'dler, F-D1-K 
 Fudge, F2-J 
 Fu'el, F3-L 
 Fuga'cious, F-G-SHs 
 Fuga'ciousness, F 2 -G- 
 
 SHs-Ns 
 
 Fugac'ity, F^Gs-T 
 Fugh, F 
 Fu'gitive, F^-J-Tv 
 Fu'gitively, F^-jt- 
 Fu'gitiveness, F 3 - J - Tv- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Fu'gleman, F8-Gl-Mn 
 Fugue, F 3 -G 
 Ful'cra, Fl^-Kr 
 Ful'crum, Fl^-Kr-M 
 Fulfill', F1 3 -F-L, Fl-F-Ld, 
 
 F1 3 -F-L-NG 
 Fulflll'er, F1 3 -F-Z-K 
 Fulfill'ing, F18-F-L-NG 
 Fulfill'ment, F1 3 -F-L- 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Ful'gency, F12-J-N-S 
 Ful'gent, F12-Jnt 
 Ful'gor, F12-Gr 
 Ful'gurite, Fl^Gr-T 
 Ful'ham, FP-M 
 Fulig'inous, F 3 -Z-J-Ns 
 Full, (a.) F 3 -L, F 3 -i-E, F 3 
 
 st 
 Full, (c.) F 3 -L, FS-Ld, F 3 - 
 
 L-NG 
 
 Full'er, F 3 -i-K 
 Full'er's-earth, F 3 -Z,-Rz- 
 
 B-TH 
 Full'ery, 
 Full'ing-mill, F 3 -L-NG- 
 
 Ml 
 
 Full'ness, 
 Fully, F 3 -/, 
 Ful'mmant, Fl^-Mn-Nt 
 Ful'minate, F1 2 -M-N-T, 
 
 FIS-M-N-Td, F12-M-N-T- 
 
 NG 
 Fulmina'tion, Fl 2 - M - 
 
 Nshn 
 Ful'minatory. Fl^M-N- 
 
 Fulmin'ic, F1 3 -M-N-K 
 Ful'some, F 2 -is-M 
 Ful'somely, F^Zs-M-i 
 Ful'someness, F 2 -s-M- 
 
 Na 
 
 Ful'vid, F2-i-Vd 
 Ful'vous, F 2 --Vs 
 Fum'ble, F^-M-Bl, F 2 -M- 
 
 Bld. F2-M-B1-NG 
 Fum'bler, F-M-B1-B 
 Fume, F* M, F 3 Md , F 3 - 
 
 M-NG 
 
 FUR 
 
 Fumif erous, F'-M-Frs 
 Fu'migate, F 3 -M-Gt, F 3 - 
 
 M-G-Td, F 3 -M-Gt-NG 
 Fumiga'tion, F^-M-Gshn 
 Fu'migatory, F 3 -M-G-T- 
 
 R 
 
 Fu'miter, F 3 -Mtr 
 Fu'mitory, F3-M-T-X 
 Fum'ous, F 3 -Hs 
 Fum'y, F3-M 
 Fun, FnS 
 Funam'bulatory, Fi-N- 
 
 M-BH-/J 
 Funam'bulist, F 1 - X - M- 
 
 Blst 
 
 Func'tion, F^-X 
 Func'tional-ly, 
 
 NGshn-Z, 
 Func'tionary, F^-NGshn- 
 
 R 
 Fund, Fnd 2 , F 2 - N - Dd, 
 
 Fnd 2 -NG 
 
 Fund'able, Fnd 2 -B-L 
 Fun'dament, Fnd^-Mnt 
 Fundament'al, Fnd 2 '. 
 
 Mnt 
 Fundament'ally, Fnd 2 - 
 
 Mnt-i 
 
 Fund'ed, F 2 -N-Dd 
 Fune'brial, F^-N-Br-L 
 Fu'neral, F 3 - Nr - L. See 
 
 Funereal. 
 Fune'real, F3-N-B1. See 
 
 Funeral. 
 Fun'gi, F2-N-G 
 Fun'goid, F 2 -NG-Gd 
 Fungos'ity, Fn J -Gs-T 
 Fun'gous, Fn^-Gs 
 Fun'gus, Fn 2 -Gs 
 Fu'nicle, F 3 -N-K1 
 Funic'ular, F 3 -N-K1-K 
 Funk, F2-NG-K, F 2 -NGt, 
 
 F2-NG-K-NG 
 Fun'nel, F2-N1 
 Fun'ning, Fu*-NG 
 Fun'ny, F 2 -N, F 2 -N-K, F 2 - 
 
 Nst 
 
 Fur, F 2 -R, F 2 -.Rd, F2-R-NG 
 Fur'below, Fr 2 -B-Z,, Fr 2 - 
 
 B-id. r 2 -B-/--NG 
 Fur'bish, Fr'--B-SH. Fr 2 - 
 
 B-SHt, Fr 2 -B-SH-NG 
 Fur'bisher, Fr-B-SHr 
 Fur'cate, F 2 -R-Kt 
 Fur'cated, F 2 -R-K-Td 
 Furca'tion, F 2 -R-Kshn 
 Furfura'ceous, Fr--F-R' 
 
 SHs 
 
 Furio'so, F2-S-S 
 Fu'rious, F 3 - Jts. See 
 
 Fierce. 
 Fu'riously, F^-R-sL. See 
 
 Fiercely. 
 Fu'riousness, F 3 - Rs Ns. 
 
 See Fierceness. 
 Furl, F2-fil, F 2 -.Rld, 
 
 -NO 
 
 Fur'long. F 2 -R-Z-NG 
 Fur'lough, F 2 -R-Z, F-B- 
 L&, F 2 
 
FUR 
 
 Fur'nace, F 2 -R-Ns 
 Fur'nish, Frn*-SH, Frn*- 
 
 SHt, Pm^-SH-TlG 
 Fur'nisher, Frn*-SH-R 
 Fur'niture, Frntr 2 
 Fu'ror, Fs-R-K 
 Furred, F*-Rd 
 Fur'rier, F 2 -.R-B 
 Fur'riery, F^-R-Kl 
 Fur'ring, F-R-NG 
 Fur'row, F 2 - R, F 2 - R - D, 
 
 Fur'ry, 
 
 Fur'ther, Frdhr 2 , Frdhr 2 - 
 
 D. Frdhr-NG 
 Furtherance, Frdhr 2 -Ns 
 Fur'therer, Frdhr=-.R 
 Fur'thermore, Frdhr 2 - 
 
 Mr 
 Fur'thermost, Frdhr ? 
 
 Mst 
 
 Fur'thest, Fr 2 -DHst 
 Fur'tive, Frt 2 -V 
 Fur'tively, Frt 2 -V-i 
 Fu'runcle, F 3 -.R-NG-K1 
 Fu'ry, F-/J 
 Furze, F 2 -Rz 
 Fur'zy, F^-R-Z 
 Fu'sarole, Fa^-R-I, 
 Fusca'tion, Fs 2 -Kshn 
 Fus'cine, Fs 2 -N 
 Fus'cous, Fs 2 -Ks 
 Fuse, Fzs, Fzd 3 , Fz 3 -NG 
 Fusee', F 3 -Z 
 Fu'sel, Fs 3 -L 
 Fusibil'ity, FzS-B-Zt 
 Fu'sible, Fz 3 -B-L 
 Fu'siform, Fs 3 -F-R-M 
 Fu'sil, Fz3-L 
 Fu'sillade, F3-zi-D, F 3 - 
 
 zI,-Dd, F3-z-D-NG 
 Fusillade', F^-si-D 
 Fusileer*, F 3 -zi-R 
 Fusilier', F-zZ-R 
 Fus'ing, Fz3-NG 
 Fu'sion, Fzhn 3 
 Fuss, Fs 2 , Fst 2 , Fa-NG 
 Fuss'ily, F2-S1 
 Fuss'y, F 2 -S, F 2 -S-R, F 2 - 
 
 8st 
 
 Fust, Fsta 
 Fus'tet, Fs 2 -Tt 
 Fus'tian, Fs 2 -CHn 
 Fus'tigate, Fs 2 -T-Gt 
 Fustiga'tion, Fs 2 -T-Gshn 
 Fus'tic, Fs 2 -T-K 
 Fust'iness, Fs 2 -T-Ns 
 Fust'y, Fs2 - T, Fs 2 - T - R, 
 
 F*2-Tst 
 
 Fu'tile, Ft-L 
 Futil'ity, Fta- 
 Fut'tock, F 2 -T-K 
 Fut' ure, Ftr 3 
 Fut'urist, F 3 -T-Kst 
 Futu'rity, F^-T-R-T 
 Fuze, Fz 3 
 Fuzz, Fz 
 Fuz'zle, 
 Fy, Fi 
 Fyke, 
 
 108 
 
 G. 
 
 Q, the seventh letter of the 
 Alphabet, has two sounds, 
 namely, its own proper 
 sound, as in tiny, and that 
 of j, as in gem. Before a, 
 o, u, I, and r, g has its own 
 sound, as in game, go, gull, 
 <7lad, jrrow, etc.; and then 
 its proper phonographic 
 sign is Gay. Before e, i. 
 and y. g sometimes has its 
 own sound, as in #et, gill 
 (the respiratory organ in a 
 fish), etc.; but it more fre- 
 quently in such cases has 
 the sound of j, as in ^em, 
 giU (the fourth part of a 
 pint), gyve, etc.; and then 
 its proper phonographic 
 sign is Jay. 
 
 Gg has the sound of single 
 g. See Bb. 
 
 Gh, at the beginning of 
 words, has the sound of 
 simple g, as in ghost, glia&t- 
 ly, etc. In the middle or 
 at the end of words, it has 
 various sounds. 
 
 G, before n, at the begin- 
 ning of words, is silent, as 
 in (mat, gmaw. See silent 6. 
 Gab, G-Bi, G-Bdi G-Bi- 
 
 NG 
 
 Gabardine', G-BrS-Dn 
 Gab'ble, G-BH, G-Bld 1 , 
 
 G-BU-NG 
 
 Gab'bler, Gi-Bl-R 
 Ga'bion, G-Bn 2 
 Ga'ble, G-B1* 
 Gad, Gdi, G-Dd 1 , Gdi-NG 
 Gad '-about, Gd-Bti 
 Gad'der, G-Dri 
 Gad'fly, G-DVF1 
 Gad'wall, Gd-Wl 1 
 Gael, G-L 2 
 Gae'lic, G-Z, 2 -K 
 Gaff, Gf i 
 Gaffer, G-Fri 
 Gaf'fle, G-Fli 
 Gag, G!-G, G-G-D 1 , Gi-G- 
 
 NG 
 Gage, G-J 2 , G-Jd 2 . G-J2- 
 
 NG 
 
 Ga'ger, G- Jr 2 
 Gagged, G-G-D 1 
 Gag'ger, G!-Gr 
 Gai'ety, G-T 2 
 Gaily, G-L* 
 Gain, Gn 2 , Gnd 2 . Gn 2 -XG 
 Gain'age, Gn-J 2 
 Gain'er, G 2 -Kr 
 Gain'ful, Gn-F=-L 
 Gain'fully, Qn-F-L 
 
 GAL 
 
 Gain'fulness, Gn-F 2 -^-Ns 
 
 CM 
 
 Gam'ings, Gn^-NGz 
 Gain'less, Gn-is s 
 Gain'lessness, Gn-is'-Ns 
 
 Ciis] 
 
 Gain'ly, Gn-L" 
 Gainsay' or Gain'say, 
 
 Gn-S 2 , G-Xs-D 2 , Gn-S 2 - 
 
 NG 
 Gainsay'er or Gain'say- 
 
 er, Gu-S 2 -R 
 
 Gain'saying, Gn-S 2 -NG 
 Gainst, Gust 2 
 
 Gair'ish, G-Ki-S 
 Gair'ishness, G- 
 Gait, Gt 
 Gai'ter, Gtr 2 
 Ga'la, G-L- 
 Galactom'eter, G-i-K- 
 
 T-Mtr 
 
 Ga'la-day, G-i 2 -D 
 Gal'axy, G-L^-K-S 
 Gale, G-L 2 
 Gal'eas, G-H-S 
 Ga'leate, G-i 2 -T 
 Ga'leated, G-Z, 2 -Td 
 
 Gali'cian, G 3 -ishn 
 Galima'tias, Gl-M-Sfls* 
 Gal'iot, G-/. l -T 
 Gal'ipot, G-L^-ft 
 Gall, G - Li, G - Ldi, G - IJ~ 
 
 NG 
 
 Gal'lant, G-inti 
 Gallant', G-Znti, G-ii-N- 
 
 Td. G-inti-NG 
 Gal'lantly, G-LnV-L 
 Gallant'ly, G-LnV-L 
 Gal'lantness, G-Ant^Ns 
 Gallantry, G-Lnt l -R 
 Gall'-bladder, G-Li-Bl- 
 
 Dr 
 
 Galled, G-Ldi 
 Gal'leon, G-Z.!-N 
 Gal'lery, G-H-R 
 Gal'ley, G-L 1 
 Gal'ley-slave, G-isi-L-V 
 Gall'-fly, G-Li-Fl 
 Gall'iard, G-L^-R-D 
 Gal'lic, G-Z-J-K 
 Gal'lican, G-ii-Kn 
 Gal'licism, G-iszi-M 
 Gallicize, G-/>i-Sz, 
 
 Szd. G-Li-Sz-NG 
 Galligas'kins, G - L 1 - Gs - 
 
 Knz 
 
 Gallimau'fry, G-i'-M-Fr 
 Galliiia'cean, G-L 2 -Nshn 
 Gallina'ceous, G - L*- N - 
 
 SHs 
 
 Gal'linipper, G-i-N-Pr 
 Gal'linule, G-Z.1-N-L 
 Gallipot, G-i'-Pt 
 Gall'-nut, G'/J-Nt 
 Gallon, G-in 1 
 Galloon', G-/.n 
 Gallop, G-ii-P, G-H-Pt, 
 
 G-Z,-P-NG 
 Gallopade', G-Z-Pd 
 
GAL 
 
 Galloper, 
 Gal'loway, 
 Gal'lows, G-Ls 1 
 Gal'lows-bitts, G-Zsi-Bts 
 Gall'-stone, G-Zs^Tn 
 Gal'ly, G-Zi 
 GallygasTtins, G-Z*-Gs- 
 
 Knz 
 
 Gloche', G-Zi-SH 
 Galvan'ic, Gl-Vni-K 
 Gal'vanism, Gl-Vni-Z-M 
 Gal'vanist, Gl-Vi-Nst 
 Gal'vanize, Gl-Vi-Nz, Gl- 
 
 Vi-Nzd. Gl-Vi-Nz-NG 
 Galvanom'eter, Gl- Vni- 
 
 Mtr 
 Galvan'oscope, Gl - Vi - 
 
 Ns-K-P 
 
 Gamba'do, G-M-B^-D 
 Gam 'bit, G-M-Bti 
 Gam'ble, G-M-Bli, G-M- 
 
 Bldi, G-M-Bli-NG 
 Gambler, G-M-BH-R 
 Gam'bling, G-M-BP-NG 
 Gamboge', G-M-B^J 
 Gam'bol, G-M-B1>, G-M- 
 
 Bldi, G-M-Bli-NG 
 Gam'brel, G-M-Br 1 -!, 
 Gambroon', G-M-BrnS 
 Game, G a -M, G-Md, G a - 
 
 M-NG 
 
 Game'-cock, G^-M-K-K 
 Game'-keeper, G-M-K- 
 
 Pr 
 
 Game'-leg, G 2 -M-Z-G 
 Game'some, G^Ms-M 
 Game'comely, G-Ms-M- 
 
 Z" 
 Game'someness, G z -Ms- 
 
 M-Ns 
 
 Game'ster, G=-Mstr 
 Gam'ing, G^-M-NG 
 Gam'ing-house, G 3 -M- 
 
 NG-Hs 
 Gam'ing-table, G*-M-NG 
 
 -T-B1 
 
 Gam'ma, G J -M 
 Gam'mer, G!-Mr 
 Gam'mon, Gi-Mn, Gi- 
 
 Mnd, G!-Mn-NG 
 Gam'ut, G!-Mt 
 Gam'y, G^-M 
 Gan'der, Gndri 
 Gang, G-NG 
 Gang'-board, G^NG-B- 
 
 Rd (or-Brd) 
 
 Gang'-cask, Qi-NG-Ks-K 
 Gan'glion, Gi-NGIn 
 Ganglion'ic, G l -NGl-N-K 
 Gan'grene, G^NG-Grn, 
 
 G>-NG-Grnd, Gi-NG-Grn- 
 
 NG 
 Gan'grenous, Gi-NG-Gr- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Gangue, G^NG 
 Gang'way, GJ-NG-W 
 Gan'net, G J -Kt 
 Gant'let, Gnt-Zt 
 Gantlope, Gnt-Z>-P 
 Qaol, J*-L 
 
 109 
 
 Gaol'er, J-Z-R 
 
 Gap, G-Pi 
 
 Gape, G-pior2, G-Ptior2, 
 
 Ga'per, G-Pr 
 Gar, G-Ri 
 Garb, G-fii-B 
 Garbage, G-^-B-J 
 Gar'ble, G-^i-Bl, G-B 1 - 
 
 Bld, G-^-Bl-NG 
 GarTsler, G-^-Bl-R 
 Garbles, G-K^Blz 
 GarTjoard, G-^J-B-Rd 
 Gar'den, Grdi-N, Grdi- 
 
 Kd, Grdi-N-NG 
 Gar'dener, Grdi-Nr 
 Gar'dening, Grdi-N-NG 
 Gar'get, Gr-G-T 1 
 Gar'gle, Gri-Gl, Gri-Gld, 
 
 Gri-Gl-NG 
 Gar'goyle, Gr-G-L 1 
 Gar'ish, G^-SH 
 Garland, Gr-Zndi, Gr-Z 1 - 
 
 N-Dd, Gr-Zndi-NG 
 Gar'lic, Gr-Z^K 
 Gar'ment, GrJ-Mnt 
 Gar'ner, Gri-Nr, Gr^Nrd, 
 
 Gri-Nr-NG 
 Gar'net, Gi-i-Nt 
 Gar'nish, Gr-N-SH 1 , Gr- 
 
 N-SHti, Gr-N-SHi-NG 
 Garnishee', Gr-N-SHC^ 
 Gar'nisher, G^-N-SHr 
 Gar'nishment, Gr-N-SHi- 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Gar'niture, Gri-Ntr 
 Gar'ret, G-Kt 1 
 Garreteer', G-B^T-R 
 Gar'rison, G-TJs^N, G-TJs 1 
 
 -Nd, G-Ss'-N-NG 
 Garrote', G-RV, G-^-Td, 
 
 G-Kt2-NG 
 Garrot'er, G-Rtr* 
 Garru'lity, G-R1 3 -T 
 Gar'rulous, G-Rls 1 
 Garrulously, G-^U-sL 
 Gai^rulousness, G - Rls 1 - 
 
 Ns 
 Gar'ter, 
 
 Garth, G-i-TH 
 Gas, Gsi 
 
 Gas'-burner, Gsi-B-jRn-R 
 Gas'con, Gs'-Kn 
 Gasconade', Gs^-K-Nd. 
 
 Gs-K-N-Dda, Gs^-K-Nd- 
 
 NG 
 
 Gasconad'er, Gs-K-Ndr 
 Gas'eous, G-sS 1 
 Gas'-fixture, Gsi-F-Kstr 
 Gash, G - SHi, Q - SHU, G - 
 
 SHi-NG 
 
 Gas'-holder, Gi-sHldr 
 Gasinca'tion, Gs-F^-Kshn 
 Gas'ify, Gs-F 1 , Gs-Fdi, Gs- 
 
 F>-NG 
 
 Gas'ket, Gsi Kt 
 GasTcins, Gs>-Kns 
 Gas'-lamp, Gs^L-M-P 
 Gas'-light, GV-sZt 
 
 GAZ 
 
 Gas'-lighter, G^sZtr 
 Gas'-main, Gi-sMu 
 Gas'-meter, G ] -sMtr 
 Gasom'eter, G!-s6Mtr 
 Gasom'etry, G-sM-TrJi 
 Gasp, Gs-Pi, Gs-Pt 1 . Gs-P 1 - 
 
 NG 
 
 Gas'sy, G-S 1 
 Gas'teropod, G-sTri-Pd 
 Gas'tric, G-.sTr^K 
 Gastril'oquist, G-sTr 3 -i- 
 
 Kwst 
 Gastril'oquy, G - sTr 3 - L~ 
 
 Kw 
 
 Gastri'tis, G-sTi^-Ts 
 Gastrol'ogy, G-sTri-Z-J 
 Gastron'omer, G-sTr 1 -^- 
 
 Mr 
 Gastronom'ic, G-sTr'-N- 
 
 M-K 
 Gastronom'ical, G-sTr 1 - 
 
 N-M-K1 
 Gastron'omist, G-sTrJ-N- 
 
 Mst 
 Gastron'omy, G-sTri-N- 
 
 INI 
 
 Gat, Gti 
 Gate, Gt2 
 
 Gate'-way, G-T 2 -W 
 Gath'er, Gdhr 1 . Gdkrdi. 
 
 Gdhri-NG 
 
 Gath'erer, Gdhr-Ri 
 Gath'ering, Gdhr 1 -> T G 
 Gaud, G-B^ 
 Gaud'ily, G-PJ-Z 
 Gaud'iness, G-D^Ns 
 Gaud'y, G-Di, G-Dri, G- 
 
 Dsti 
 
 Gauffer, G-Fr 1 
 Gauge, G-J2, G-Jd=, G-J2- 
 
 NG 
 
 Gauge'-cocks, G-J2-K-Kg 
 Gau'ger, G-Jr 2 
 Gaul, G-Li 
 Gaul'ish, G-Zi-SH 
 Gault, G-Lti 
 Gaunt, Gnti 
 Gaunt'let, Gnt-Lti 
 Gaunt'ly, Gnt-Zi 
 Gauze, Gz 1 
 Gauz'y, G-Zi 
 Gave, Gv2 [Gj 
 Gav'el, G-Vli 
 Gav'elkind, G-V^-K-Nd 
 Ga'vial, G-V^-L 
 Gav'ot, G-Vti 
 Gawk, G!-K 
 Gawk'y, Gi-K, G-K-R 1 , 
 
 G>-Kst 
 
 Gay, G"-, G-R2, Gst 
 Gay'ety, G-T2 
 Gay'ly, G-Z 
 Gay'ness, G^Ns 
 Gaze, Gz2, Gzd2, Gz^-NG 
 Gaze'ful, Gz-F^-L 
 Gaze'hound, G 2 -zHnd 
 Gazelle', Gz-L 
 Gaz'er, G-Zr 
 Gazette', Gz-T, 
 
GAZ 
 
 110 
 
 Gazetteer', Gz-T-E 
 
 Gener'ic, J 2 -Nr-K 
 
 Gaz'ing, Gz*-NG 
 
 Gener'ical-ly, J^-Xr-Kl 
 
 Gaz 'ing-stock, Gz- NG- Generosity, J>-Nr-T 
 
 sT - K. Gen'erous, J*-Xrs 
 
 Gear, G-S 3 , G-Sd 3 , G-K 8 - Gen'erously, J-Xre-L 
 
 KG 
 
 Gen'erousness, J 2 -Nrs- 
 
 Gear'ing, G-fi'-NG 
 
 Xs 
 
 Geck'o, G 2 -Ko 
 
 Gen'esis, J 2 -Xss (or Jnss*) 
 
 Gee, J, Jd J-NG 
 
 Gen'et, J 2 -Xt 
 
 Geer, G 3 -^ 
 
 Genet' or Genette', J*-Nt 
 
 Geese, Gs* 
 
 Genetic, J-Xt-K 
 
 Gehen'na, G-H-N 
 
 Genetlcal-ly, ja-Xt-Kl 
 
 Gel'able, J*-i-Bl 
 
 Gene'va, J^-X-V 
 
 Gel'atin, J 2 -i-Tn 
 
 Gene'van, J 3 -X-Vn 
 
 Gelat'inate, Ji-it-Kt, JL 
 
 Genevese', ja-N-Vz 
 
 Zt-X-Td, Ji-it-Nt-NG 
 
 Ge'nial, J 3 -N1 
 
 Gelatina'tion,J 2 -t-Nshn 
 
 Geniality, Ji-Nl-T 
 
 Geratine, J*-Z,-Tn 
 
 Ge'nially, J-X1 
 
 Gelatinize, J-X,t-Nz 
 
 Ge'nialness, J 3 -Xl-Ns 
 
 Gelatinous, Ji-Lt-Ns 
 
 Genic'ulate, J3-X-Klt 
 
 Geld, G-Ld*, G-I,a-Dd, G- 
 
 Genic'ulated, J s -X-Kl-Td 
 
 d--XG 
 
 Genicula'tion, J 3 - N - 
 
 Geld'er, G-i-Dr 
 
 Klshn 
 
 Gelding, G-Zd*-KG 
 
 Ge'nie, J 3 -N 
 
 Gelid, J*-Z,-D 
 
 Ge'nii, J 3 -NIi 
 
 Gel'ly, J*-i 
 
 Genital, J2-X-T-L 
 
 Gelos'copy, Ji-is-K-P 
 
 Genitals, J 2 -N-T-Lz 
 
 Gelt, G-Lt 
 
 Genitive, J 2 -N-Tv 
 
 Gem, J 2 -M, J2-Md, J*-M- 
 
 Genltor, J-Ntr 
 
 NG 
 
 Genius, JS-Ns 
 
 Gema'ra, J*-M-K 
 
 Genoese', J 3 -N-Z 
 
 Gemina'tion, J 2 -ll-Nshn 
 
 Gent, Jnt* 
 
 Gemini, J*-M-N 
 
 Genteel', Jnt 3 -L 
 
 Gem'mary, J 8 -M-S 
 
 Genteelly, Jnt-L-Z 
 
 Geminate, J*-Mt 
 
 Genteel'ness, Jnt^-L-Xs 
 
 Gemma'tion, JS-Mshn 
 
 Gen'tian, J 2 -Xshn 
 
 Gemmed, J*-Md 
 
 Gen'tile, Jnt*-L 
 
 Gem'meous, J 2 -M-S 
 
 Gen'tilism, Jnt^-Lz-.Ar 
 
 Gemmiferous, J 3 -5I-FrsJ Gentility, Jn^-T-/.-! (or 
 
 Gemmip'arous, J 3 - M-Prs 
 
 Jnts-Lt) 
 
 Gem'my, J 2 -M 
 
 Gen'tle, Jnt*-L, Jut2-L-B, 
 
 Gendarme', ZH'-N-Dr-M 
 
 Jnt 2 -Lst 
 
 Gen'der, Jndr* J-N-Drd, 
 
 Gen'tleman, Jnt 2 - L - Mn 
 
 Jndr-XG 
 
 [Jnti. See Gentlemen.] 
 
 Genealoglcal,Ji-Kl-J-Kl 
 
 Gen'tlemen, Jut--L ; Mn 2 
 
 Geneal'ogist, J'-Xl-Jst 
 
 [Jnt 2 . See Gentleman.} 
 
 Geneal'ogize, Ji-Xl-Jz 
 
 Gen'tleman-like, Jnt2-L- 
 
 Geneal'ogy, Ji-Xl-J 
 
 Mn-i-K [Jntti-K] 
 
 Gen'era, J--Xr 
 
 Gen'tlemanliness, Jnt- 
 
 Gen'erable, J-Xr-Bl 
 
 L-M-Xl-Xs 
 
 Gen'eral, J'--X-.R1 [Jn*] 
 
 Gen'tlemanly, Jnt 2 -L-:tf- 
 
 Generalis'simo, J 3 -X-Jil- 
 
 Nl [Jnti l .L] 
 
 sM 
 
 Gen'tleness, Jnt*-L-Ns 
 
 Generality, J'-X-tflt 
 
 Gen'tlewoman, Jnt^-L- 
 
 Generaliza'tion, J 2 - N - 
 
 W-Mn 
 
 BlHftll 
 
 Gen'tly, Jnt^-L 
 
 Gen'eralize, J 2 -X-Xlz, J- 
 
 Gentoo', J 3 -X-T 
 
 N-7Jlzd. J 2 -N-^flz-XG 
 
 Gen'try, JS-N-Tr 
 
 Gen'erally, J 2 -X-/Jl [Jn] 
 
 Genuflec'tion, J 2 - X - Fl - 
 
 Gen'eralness, J 2 -X-Bi-Xs 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Gen'eralship, J 2 - N - R\ - 
 SH-P [Jn 2 iSH] 
 
 Gen'uine, Jn*-X 
 Gen'uinely, Jn 2 -X-L 
 
 Gen'eralty, J2-X-K1-T 
 
 Gen'uineness, Ju^-X-Xs 
 
 Gen'erent, J 2 -Xrnt 
 
 Ge'nus, J 3 -Xs 
 
 Gen'erate, J 2 -Nrt, J-Nr- Geocen'tric, Js s -Ntr-K ' 
 
 Td, J 2 -Nrt-XG 
 
 Geocen'trical, J6--Xtr-Kl < 
 
 Genera'tion, J 8 -Xrshn 
 
 Ge'ode, J 3 -D 
 
 Gen'erative, J 2 -Xrt-V 
 
 Geod'esy, Ji-D-S < 
 
 Gen'erator, J 2 -Xrtr Geog'nosy, Ji-G-X-S 
 
 Generatrix, J 2 -Xr-Tr-Ks Geog'ony, J^G-N < 
 
 GET 
 
 Geographer, Ji 
 Geograph'ic, J-Grf-K 
 Geograph'ical-ly, Ji-Gt- 
 
 F-K1 
 
 Geography, Ji-Gr-F 
 Geol'oger, 3 l -L-3* 
 Geologic, Ji-i-J-K 
 Geological, J^-L-3-Kl 
 Geol'ogist, 3 l -L-3st 
 Geol'ogize, Ji-L-Jz, 3 l -L- 
 
 Jzd. Ji--Jz-XG 
 Geol'ogy, Ji-i-j 
 Ge'omancy, J 3 -Mn-8 
 Geoman'tic, Ji-Mnt-K 
 Geoman'tical, J'-ilnt-K- 
 
 L 
 
 Geom'eter, JJ-Mtr 
 Geom'etral, J-M-Tr-Z, 
 Geomet'ric, J-5Itr-K 
 Geomet'rical-ly, J^Mtr- 
 
 El 
 Geometri'cian, js . M - 
 
 Trshn 
 Geom'etrize, J 1 - M - Trz, 
 
 Ji-M-Trzd, Ji-M-Trz-XG 
 Geom'etry, Ji-M-Tr 
 Geopon'ic, .P-P-X-K 
 Geopon'ical, J'-P-X-Kl 
 Geopon'ics, .P-P-X-Ks 
 Geora'ma, Jior 2 -K-M 
 Geor'gic, Jr l -J-K 
 Geor'gium-Sidus, Jr J -J- 
 
 Ms-Da 
 
 Geor'gical, Jri- J-K1 
 Geos'copy, .P-S-K-P 
 Ge'rah, J*-R 
 Gera'nium, Jr 2 -K-M 
 Germ, JrS-ll 
 Germain', Jr 2 -Mn 
 Ger'man, Jr s -Mn 
 German'ic, Jr'-Mn-K 
 German'der, Ji^-Mndr 
 Germane', Jr*-Mn 
 Ger'manism, J r*- Mn-Z- M 
 Ger'mans, JrS-Mnz 
 Ger'men, Jr 2 -Mn 
 Ger'minal, Jr 2 -M-Nl 
 Ger'minant, Jr*-Mn-Xt 
 Ger'minate, Jr-M-X-T, 
 
 Jr*-M-X-Td, Jr^-M-N-T- 
 
 KO 
 Germina'tion, 3r- - M - 
 
 Mha 
 
 eroco'mia, Jr--K-M 
 Ger'und, J--^nd 
 3rund'ive, J2-ffnd-V 
 Gesta'tion, J-sT^hn 
 Ges'tatory, J 2 -sT-T-fi 
 Ges'tic, ja-sT-K 
 Gestic'ulate, J* - sT - Kit 
 
 J 3 -sT-Kl-Td, J3 - sT - Kit - 
 
 KG 
 Gesticulation, J* - sT - 
 
 Klshn 
 
 Gestic'ulator, J3-sT-Kltr 
 Gestic'ulatory, J 3 -sT-Kl- 
 
 1-R 
 Ges'ture, J 2 - sCHr, J*- 
 
 sCHrd, J 2 -sCHr-KG 
 Get, Gt, Gt-NG 
 
GEW 
 
 111 
 
 Gew'gaw, G 3 -G 
 
 Gin'ger, J 3 -N-Jr 
 
 Gey'ser, G-sR 1 
 
 Gin'gerbread, J 8 - N - Jr- 
 
 Ghast'ful, Gs-TJ-Fl 
 
 Brd 
 
 Ghast'liness, Gs^T-Z-Ns 
 
 Gin'gerly, J 3 -N- Jr-Z 
 
 Ghastly, Gs-Ti-Z, Gs-T-Z 
 -E, Gs-Ti-Zst 
 
 Ging'ham, G3-NG-M 
 Gin'gival, J-N-J-V1 
 
 Ghat or Ghaut, Gt 1 
 
 Gin'gle, J 3 -NG-G1 
 
 Gher'kin, Jr s -Kn 
 
 Gin'seng, J 8 -Ns-NG 
 
 Ghib'elline, G-B-Zn 
 
 Gip, J 8 -P 
 
 Ghost, Gst* 
 
 Gip'sy, J3-P-8 
 
 Ghost'liness, Gs-T 2 -Z-Ns 
 
 Giraffe', J'-TJf 
 
 Ghost'ly. Gs-T-Z 
 
 Gir'andole, J 3 -K-Nd-L 
 
 Ghole, G-L a 
 
 Gir'asole, J 3 -fis-L 
 
 Ghoul, G-L 3 
 
 Gir'asol, J 8 -Bs-L 
 
 Gi'ant, P-Nt 
 
 Gird, G-.Rd2, G-^-Dd, G- 
 
 Gi'antess, Ji-N-Ts 
 
 TTd^-NG 
 
 Gi'antlike, Ji-Nt-Z-K 
 
 Gird'er, G-^-Dr 
 
 Gi'antship, Ji-Nt-SH-P 
 
 Gird'ing, G-/ed-NG 
 
 Giaour, J'-E 
 
 Gird'le, G-fid 2 -L, G-^d- 
 
 Gib, G-B3 
 Gib'ber, G-Br 8 , G-Brd 3 , 
 
 Ld, G-d*-L-NG 
 Gird'ler, G-Sd 2 -Lr 
 
 G-Br^NG 
 
 Girl, G-Rl* 
 
 Gib'berish, G-Br 8 -SH 
 
 Girl'hood, G-B12-D 
 
 Gib'bet, J 8 - Bt, J 8 - B - Td, 
 
 Girl'ish, G-.R1--SH 
 
 ja-Bt(-) 
 
 Girl'ishness, G - .Rl 2 - SH- 
 
 Gib'bon, G-Bn 8 
 
 Ns ' 
 
 Gib'-boom, J-B-B-M 
 
 Girt, G - fit, G - K 2 - Td, G- 
 
 Gib'bose, G-Bs 8 
 
 Xt 2 -NG 
 
 Gibbosity, G-Bsi-T 
 
 Girth, G-iP-TH 
 
 Gib'bous, G-Bs 3 
 
 Gist, Jst 3 
 
 Gib'bousness, G-Bs 3 -Ns 
 
 Give, Gv, Gv 3 - NG [G 3 , 
 
 Gib'-cat, G-B^-Kt 
 
 G(*) 3 ] 
 
 Gibe, J'-B, Ji-Bd, Ji-B-NG 
 
 Given, G-Vn 3 [G 3 ] 
 
 Gi'ber, Ji-Br 
 
 Giv'er, Gv-R 3 
 
 Gib'lets, J 3 -Blts 
 
 Giz'zard, G-Zrd 
 
 Gib'staff, G-Bs-Tf 
 
 Gla'brate, Gl-Brt 2 
 
 Gid'dily, G-V*-L 
 
 Gla'brous, Gl-Brs 2 
 
 Gid'diness, G-D 8 -Ns 
 
 Gla'cial, G1-SH1 2 
 
 Gid'dy, G - D 3 , G - Dr 3 , G - 
 
 Gla'ciate, Gl-SHtz 
 
 Dsta 
 
 Glacia'tion, Gl-SHshn 2 
 
 Gier'-eagle, J*-E-G1 
 
 Gla'cier, Gl-sR2 (or-SHr 2 ) 
 
 Gift, Gft 3 , G - F 3 - Td, Oft 8 - 
 
 Gla'cious, Gl-SHs 2 
 
 NG 
 
 Gla'cis, Glss 2 
 
 Gift'ed, G-F-Td 
 
 Glacis', Glss 8 
 
 Gig, G 3 -G 
 
 Glad, (a.) Gld 1 , Gl-Dr 1 , Gl- 
 
 Gigante'an, JS-Gn-Tn 
 
 Dst 1 
 
 Gigan'tic, J l -Gnt-K 
 
 Glad, (.) Gld 1 , Gl-Dd 1 , 
 
 Gig'gle, Gs-Gl, G8-Gld, G 3 - 
 
 Gld!-NG 
 
 Gl-NG 
 
 Glad'den, Gl-Dn 1 , Gl- 
 
 Gig'gler, G-Gl-E 8 
 
 Dnd', Gl-Dn^NG 
 
 Gig'glet, Gs-Glt 
 Gi'got, J 3 -Gt 
 
 Glade, Gld* 
 Glad'iate, Gl-Dt 1 
 
 Gild, G-Ld 3 , G-Z 8 -Dd, G- 
 
 Glad'iator, Gld-Tr 1 
 
 Zd 3 -NG 
 
 Gladiato'rial, Gld-T-Bl 
 
 Gild'ed, G-Z 8 -Dd 
 
 Gladiato'rian, Gld-T^-^n 
 
 Gild'er, G-Zdr 3 
 
 Glad'iatory, Gldi-T-JJ 
 
 Gild'ing, G-Zd 3 -NG 
 
 Gladi'olus, Gl-D^Zs 
 
 Gill [organ of respiration 
 
 Glad'ly, Gld-Zi 
 
 in fishes], G-L 3 
 
 Glad'ness, Gld^Ns 
 
 Gill [fourth part of a 
 
 Glad'some, Gld>-sU 
 
 pint]. J 8 -L 
 Gil'ly-flower, J 8 -Z-F1-R 
 
 Glad'somely, Gld-sM-Z* 
 Glad'someness, Gld^sM 
 
 Gilt, G-Lt 3 
 
 -Ns 
 
 Gilt'-head, G-Lt 3 -Hd 
 
 Glair, Gl- Ri, Gl- JZd 1 , Gl- 
 
 Gim'bal,G-M-Bl 3 
 
 R'-NG 
 
 Gim'crack, J 8 -M-Kr-K 
 
 Glair'y, Gl- 
 
 Gim'let, G-M-Zt 3 
 
 Glance, Gins 1 , Glnst 1 , 
 
 Gim'mal, GS-Ml 
 
 Glns^NG 
 
 Gimp, G-M-P 
 Gin, Ju, Jnd, Ju s -NG 
 
 Glanc'ingly, Glns-NG-L 1 
 Gland, Glndi 
 
 GL1 
 
 Gland'ered, Glnd-Rd 
 
 Gland'ers, Glndrz 1 
 Glandiferous, Gin - D 8 
 
 Frs 
 Gland'iform, Glnd-F ! -R- 
 
 M 
 
 Gland'ular, Glnd-Zi-R 
 Gland'ule, Gln-l)i-L 
 Gland'ulous, Gln-Di-Ls 
 Glans, Glnzi 
 Glare, Gl - Hi, Gl - RV, Gl- 
 
 R'-NG 
 
 Glar'eous, Gl-Ki-S 
 Glar'ing, UI-K I -:NG 
 Glar'ingly, Gl-Ri-XGl 
 Glass, Gls 1 , Gist'. Glsi-XG 
 Glass'-blower, Gls^Bl-it 
 Glass'es. Gls.s 1 
 Glass'ful, Gls-Fi-L 
 Glass'-i'urnace, Gls^F-E- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Glass'-house, GH-sHs 
 Glass'iness, Gl-S'-Ns 
 Glass'-like, GP-sZ-K 
 Glass'-man, GP-sMn 
 Glass'-work, GP-sWr-K 
 Glass'wort, Gl-sWrt 1 
 Glass'y, Gl-S 1 
 Glau'ber's-salt, Gl-Brzs 1 - 
 
 Lt 
 
 Glauces'cent, Glss^-Nt 
 Glau'cine, Gls^N 
 Glauco'ma, G1 2 -K-M 
 Glau'cous, GU-Ks 
 Glave, Glv2 
 Glay'more, Gl 2 -Mr 
 Glaze, Glz2, Glzd^, 
 
 NG 
 
 Glaz'er, Gl-Zr" 
 Gla'zier, Gl-ZHr2 
 Glaz'ing, Glz^-NG 
 Gleam, Gl^-M, GP-MO. 
 
 G1 3 -M-NG 
 Gleam'y, G1-M 
 Glean, Glu 3 , Glnd 3 , Gln- 
 
 NG 
 
 Glean'er, Gl 3 -Nr 
 Glean'ing, Gln 3 -NG 
 Glebe, Gl-B 3 
 Gleb'ous, Gl-Bs 3 
 Gleb'y, Gl-B 3 
 Glede, Gl-D 3 
 Glee, Gl 3 
 Glee'ful, G1-F 3 -L 
 Glee'some, Gl 3 -sM 
 Gleet, Git 3 
 Gleet'y, Gl-T 3 
 Glen, Gln2 
 Gle'noid, Gl-N-D 3 
 Glib, Gl - B 3 , Gl - Br 3 , Gl- 
 
 Bst 
 
 Glibly, G1-B 3 -Z 
 Glib'ness, Gl-B3-Xs 
 Glide, Gld 1 , Gl-Dd', 
 
 NG 
 
 Glid'er, Gl-Dri 
 Glim, G1 3 -M 
 Glim'mer, Gl 3 -Mr, G1 J 
 
 Mrd. Gl 3 -Mr-NG 
 Glimpse, Gl 3 -Ms 
 
GLI 
 
 112 
 
 Glis'ten, Gls-N, Gls-Nd, 
 
 Glu'tinousness, Glta-Ns- 
 
 Gls 3 -N-NG 
 
 Ks 
 
 Glis'ter, Glstr 8 , Gl-sTrds, 
 
 Glut'ton, Gl Tn 2 
 
 Glstr(-) 
 Glit'ter, Gltr, Gltrd 3 , 
 
 Glut'tonous, Gl-T*-Ns 
 Glut'tonously, GH-Ns-L* 
 
 Gltr-NG 
 
 Glut'tony, Gl-T 2 -N 
 
 Gloat, Glt, Gl-Td 2 , Glt- 
 
 Glyc'erine, Gl-sfin* 
 
 NG 
 
 Glyph, Gl-F 3 
 
 Glo'bate, Gl-Bt 2 
 
 Glyphog'raphy, Gl-F 1 - 
 
 Glo'bated, Gl-B-Td 
 
 Gr-F 
 
 Globe, Gl-B 2 
 
 Glyp'tic, Gl-Pts-K 
 
 Globe'-flsh, Gl-BZ-F-Sff 
 
 Glyp'tics, Gl-Pts-Ks 
 
 Globose', Gl-Bs 2 
 
 Glyptog'raphy, Gl - Pt 1 - 
 
 Globos'ity, Gl-Bs 1 -! 
 
 Gr-F 
 
 Glo'bous, Gl-Bs 2 
 
 Gnar, N-Ei 
 
 Glob'ular, Gl-B^-L-E 
 
 Gnarl, N-JKli, N-Bldi, N- 
 
 Glob'ule, Gl-Bi-L 
 
 fil'-NG 
 
 Glob'ulous, Gl-Bi-is 
 
 Gnarled, N-Kld 1 
 
 Glome, G1 2 -M 
 
 Gnarl'y, N-7J1 1 
 
 Glom'erate, GU-Mrt, Gl- 
 
 Gnash, N-SHS N-SHti, N- 
 
 Mr-Td 1 , Gli-Mrt(-) 
 
 SH^-NG 
 
 Glomera'tion, Gl^Mrshn 
 
 Gnat, Kti 
 
 Gloom, G1 3 -M. Gl 3 -Md, 
 
 Gnaw, N 1 , N-D 1 (or Nd 1 ), 
 
 Gia-M-NG 
 
 N'-NG 
 
 Gloom'ily, Gl-M-s 
 
 Gnaw'er, N-Ei 
 
 Gloomi'ness, Gl 3 -M-Ns 
 
 Gneiss, Nsi 
 
 Gloom'y, G1 3 -M. G1-M-E 
 
 Gneis'soid, Ns-D 1 
 
 (or Gl 3 -Mr), Gl-Mst 
 
 Gnome, N 2 -M 
 
 Glorifica'tion, Gl - R* - F- 
 
 Gno'mic, N 2 -M-K 
 
 Eshn 
 
 Gno'mon, N 2 -Mn 
 
 Glo'rify, G1-R2-F, G1-.K 2 - 
 
 Gnomon'ics, N'-Mn-Ks 
 
 Fd. G1-.R 2 -F-NG 
 
 Gnos'tiCj Ks-Ti-K 
 
 Glo'rious, Gl-fis 2 
 
 Gnos'ticism, Ns-TJ-szM 
 
 Glo'riously, Gl-R*-sL 
 
 Gnu, N3. See New. 
 
 Glo'ry, Gl-^ 2 , Gl-^d 2 , Gl- 
 
 Go, G 1 , G 1 -NG. Written in 
 
 fi 2 -NG 
 
 first position to distin- 
 
 Gloss, Gls 1 , Gist 1 . Glsi-NG 
 
 guish it. in rapid or care- 
 
 Glossa'rial, Gl-sR^-i, 
 
 less writing, from K 2 
 
 Gloss'arist, Gl-sfist 1 
 
 come. 
 
 Gloss'ary, GI-S.RI 
 
 Goad, G-D 2 , G-Dd 2 , Gd 2 - 
 
 Gloss'er, Gl-sK 1 
 
 NG 
 
 Gloss'iness, Gl-S'-Ns 
 
 Goal, G-L 2 
 
 Glossog'rapher, Gl-sGr- 
 
 Goat, Gt 
 
 Fr^ 
 
 Goatee', G-T 3 
 
 Glossog'raphy.Gl-sGr-F 1 
 
 Goat'-herd, Gt^-Hrd 
 
 Glossol'ogist, Gl-sii-Jst 
 
 Goat'ish, Gt-SH 2 
 
 Glossol'ogy, Gl-sZ.1- J 
 
 Goat'skin, Gts^-Kn 
 
 Gloss'y, Gl-Si 
 Glot'tis, Gl-Ts 1 
 
 Goat'-sucker, Gt 2 -sKr 
 Gob, G-fii 
 
 Glottol'ogy, Glt-ii-J 
 
 Gobble, G-Bli, G-Bldi, G- 
 
 Glove, Glv2, Glvd 2 , Glv- 
 
 Bl^-XG 1 
 
 NG 
 
 Gob'bler, G-BP-E 
 
 Glov'er, Gl-Vr 2 
 
 Go'-between, Gi-B-Twn 
 
 Glow, Gl 2 . Gld 2 , G12-NG 
 
 Gob'let, G-&-Lt 
 
 Glow'-worm, Gl 2 -Wr-M 
 
 Gob'lin, G-B l -Ln 
 
 Gloze, Glz 2 , Glzd 2 , Glz 2 - 
 
 Go'by, G-B 2 
 
 NG 
 
 Go'-by, Gi-B 
 
 Glo'zer, Gl-Zr 2 
 
 Go'-cart, G^Krf 
 
 Glue, Gl 3 , Glds G1&-NG 
 
 God, Gd 1 . See Guide. 
 
 Glu'ey, Gl 
 
 God'child, Gd-CHld 1 
 
 Glum, G1 2 -M 
 
 God'children, Gd - CHI 1 - 
 
 Glume, G13-M 
 
 Drn [-CH1J 
 
 Glut, Git 2 , Gl-Td, Glt 2 - 
 
 God'daughter, Gd-Dtr 1 
 
 NG 
 
 God'dess, G-Ds 1 
 
 Glu'ten, Gl-Tn 3 
 
 God'father, Gd-Fdhr 1 
 
 Glu'tinate, Glt^-Nt, Glt-N 
 
 God'head, Gd^Hd 
 
 -Td 3 . Glta-Nt-NG 
 
 God'less, Gd-is 1 
 
 Glutina'tion, Glt^-Nshn God'lessness, Gd-Ls'-Ns 
 
 Glu'tinative, Glt-Nt-V* 
 
 God'like, Gd-L*-K 
 
 Glu'tinous, Glt 3 -Ns 
 
 God'liness, Gd-ii-Ns 
 
 GOO 
 
 God'ly, Gd-ii 
 God'mother, Gdi-Mdhr 
 God'send, Gdsi-Nd 
 God'ship, Gd-SHi-P 
 God'son, Gdsi-N 
 God'speed, Gds-Pdi 
 God'ward, Gd-Wrd 
 God'wit, Gd-wTi 
 Go'er, G-K 2 
 Goes, Gz> 
 Goffer, G-Fri, G-Frd 1 , G- 
 
 Fr!-NG 
 Gog'gle, Gi-Gl, Gi-Gld, 
 
 Gi-Gl-NG 
 
 Gog'gle-eyed, G>-Gl-i-D ' 
 Go'ing, G [ -NG 
 Goi'ter or Goi'tre, Gtr 1 
 Gold, Gld 2 
 
 Gold'-beater, Gld-Btr 
 Gold'-dust, Gld 2 -Dst 
 Gold'en, Gld 2 -N 
 Gold'flnch, Gld-F 2 -K-CH 
 Gold'-finder, Gld^-Fndr 
 Gold'-flsh, GW-F-SU 
 Gold'-leai; Gld-L-F 
 Gold'smith, Gld-sM-TH 2 
 Gold'-stick, Gldss-T-K 
 Gold'-thread, Gld-THrd 
 Golf, G-i>-F 
 Goloe'-shoe, G-Z^-SH 
 Golosh', G-^i-SH 
 Gon'dola, Gn-D'-L 
 Gondolier', Gn-D-Z,-E 
 Gone, Gni 
 
 Gon'falon, Gn-Fi-in 
 Gon'fanon, Gn-F^Nn 
 Gong, Gi-NG 
 Goniom'eter, G'-N-Mtr 
 Goniomet'ric, G-N-M- 
 
 Tr2-K 
 Goniomet'rical, G-N-M- 
 
 Tr 2 -Kl 
 
 Goniom'etry) G-N-M-Tr 1 
 Gonorrhe'a, Gn-W 
 Good, Gd3 
 Good'-breeding, Gd^ - 
 
 BrdC) 
 Good-by' or Good-bye', 
 
 Gds-B 
 
 Good-day'^ Gd^-D 
 Good-Fri'day, Gd 
 Good-hu'mored, Gd^-H- 
 
 Mrd orGd^-Y-Mrd 
 Good'liness, Gd-i-Ns 
 Good'ly, Gd-L*, Gd-3-E, 
 
 Gd-/,st 3 
 
 Good'man, Gd^-Mn 
 Good'-nature, Gd'-Ntr 
 Good'-natured, Gd 3 -Ntr- 
 
 D 
 
 Good'ness, Gd3-Ns 
 Good-tem'pered, Gd s -T- 
 
 M-Prd 
 
 Good-will', Gd3-Wl 
 Goods, Gdzs 
 Good'y, G-D3 
 Goos'ander, Gs'-Ndr 
 Goose, Gs 
 Goose'berry, 
 Goose'-flesh, 
 
GOO 
 
 Goose'-quill, 
 Go'pher, G-Fr 2 
 Gor'-cock, G-R^K-K 
 Gor'dian, Q-Ri-Dn 
 Gore, G-R2, G-fld 2 , G-R 2 - 
 
 NG 
 
 Gorge, G-R l -J 
 Gor'geous. Gr-Js 1 
 Gor'geously, Gr-J>-sZ, 
 Gor'geousness, Gr-Js 1 -Ns 
 Gor'get, Gr-Jti 
 Gor'gon, GrJ-Gn 
 Gorgo'nian, Gr 2 -G-Nn-N 
 Goril'la, G-R-L. See 
 
 Guerrilla. 
 
 Gor'mand, Gr^Mnd 
 Gor'mander, Gr^Mndr 
 Gor'mandize, Gr - M - N - 
 
 Dzi 
 Gor'mandizer, Gr-M-N- 
 
 Di-Zr 
 
 Gorse, G-Rs 1 
 Gory, G-R* 
 Gos'hawk, G*-sH-K 
 Gos'ling, G-zLi-NG 
 Gos'pel, Gs-Pli 
 Gos'peler, Gs-PP-E 
 Gos'samer, Gi-sMr 
 Gos'samery, G-sM-fii 
 Gos'sip, Gs-Pi, Gs-Pt 1 , Gs- 
 
 Pi-NG 
 Got. Gti 
 Goth, G-THi 
 Go'thamite, G-TH-Mt 
 Goth'ic. G-TH>-K 
 Goth'icism, G-THi-Sz-M 
 Goth'icise, G-TH'-Sz, G- 
 
 THi-Szd, G-THi-Sz-NG 
 Got'ten, G-Tni 
 Gouge, G-Ji, G- Jd, G-Ji- 
 
 NG 
 
 Gourd, G-.Rd 
 Gour'mand, GrS-Mnd 
 Gout, Gti 
 Gout [goo], GS 
 Gout'iness, G-Ti-Ns 
 Gout'y, G-T 1 
 Gov'ern, Gv - fin*, Gv - 
 
 Gvd. Gv(-)2 
 Gov'ernable, Gv-JJnS-B-L 
 
 [Gv2 B] 
 
 Gov'ernance, Gv-/Jn 2 -Ns 
 Gov'ernante, Gv-K 2 Nnt 
 Gov'erness, Gv-B-Ns 
 Gov'ernment, Gv - .to 2 - 
 
 Mnt [Gv 2 -Mnt] 
 Governmental, Gv-Rn*- 
 
 M-N-T-i [Gv 2 lMnt] 
 Gov'ernor, Gv-.Rn 2 -R [G- 
 
 V 2] 
 
 Gov'ernorship, Gv-fin 2 - 
 R-SH-P [G-V2SSH] 
 
 Gowk, G>-K 
 
 Gown, Gn' 
 
 Gown'man, Gn 1 -Mn 
 
 Gowns'man, Gnz!-Mn 
 
 Gowt, Gti 
 
 Grab, Gr- Bi, Gr- Bd, Gr- 
 Bi-NG 
 
 113 
 
 Grab'ble, Gr-Bl 1 
 Grace, Grs 2 , Grst 2 , Grs 2 - 
 
 NG 
 
 Grace'-oup, Grs 2 -K-P 
 Grace'ful, Grs-F 2 -L 
 Grace'fully, Grs-F 2 - 
 Grace'fulness, Grs-F 2 -L- 
 
 Ns [Grs 2 i Fs] 
 Grace'less, Gr-sis a 
 Grace'lessly, Gr-sLs 2 
 Grace'lessness, Gr-sis 2 - 
 
 Ns 
 
 Gra'ces, Grsz 2 
 Gra'cious, Gr-SHs 2 
 Gra'ciously, Gr-SHs 2 - Z. 
 Gra'ciousness, Gr-SHs 2 - 
 
 Ns 
 Grack'le or Grakle, Gr 1 
 
 -Kl 
 Grada'tion, Gr - Dshn 2 . 
 
 See Graduation. 
 Grada'tional, Gr - Dshn 2 - 
 
 L 
 
 Grad'atory, Grd-Ti-ft 
 Grade, Grd 2 , Gr-Dd 2 , Grd 2 
 
 -NG 
 
 Gra'dient, Gr-D-N-T 
 Grad'ual, Gr-J>-L 
 Grad'ually, Gr-J 1 -/, 
 Grad'uate, Gr-Jt", Gr-J 1 - 
 
 Td. Gr-Jti-NG 
 Gradua'tion, Gr - Jshn 2 
 
 See Gradation. 
 Grad'uator, Gr-Jtr 1 
 Gra'dus, Gr-Ds 2 
 Graff, Grf 
 Graft, Grft 1 , Gr-Fi-Td, 
 
 Grfli-NG 
 Graft'er, Gr-Ftr> 
 Grail, Gr-L 2 
 Grain, Grn 2 , Grnd 2 , Grn 2 - 
 
 NG 
 
 Grained, Grnd 2 
 Grain'er, Gr 2 - Nr 
 Grallato'rial, Gr-i 2 -T-Bl 
 Gral'latory, GT I -L-T-R 
 Gral'lic, Gr-H-K 
 Gram, Gri-M 
 Gramer'cy, Gr-Mr-S 2 
 Gramina'ceous, Gr-M-N- 
 
 SHs 2 
 
 Gramin'eal, Gr-M-N-L 3 
 Gramin'eous, Gr-M-Ns 
 Graminiv'orous, Gr-Mn- 
 
 Gram'malogue, 
 
 G 
 
 Gram'mar, Gr'-Mr 
 Gramma'rian, Gr-M-Kn 2 
 Gram'mar-School, Gr 1 - 
 
 Mr-sK-L 
 
 Grammat'ic, Gr'-Mt-K 
 Grammat'ical-ly, Gr 1 - 
 
 Mt-Kl 
 Grammat'icize, Gr - M - 
 
 Tsz', Gr-M-Tsz'-D, Gr-M- 
 
 Tsz>-NG 
 
 Gramme, Gr J -M 
 Gram'pus, Gr-M-Ps 1 
 Gran'ary, Grn-fi' 
 
 GRA 
 
 Grand, Grud 1 , Grndr 1 . 
 I Grnd-St" 
 
 Gran'dam, Gru-D'-M 
 ^rand'child, Grnd-CH 1 . 
 I Ld [Grnd-CHd 1 ] 
 
 Grand'children, Grnd. 
 CH'-i-Drn [Grud-CHi] 
 
 Grand'daughter, Grnd. 
 
 Grandee', Grn-D 3 
 jGrand'eur, Gru-Jr 1 
 Grand'father, Grnd 
 
 Fdhri 
 Grandil'oquence, Grn- 
 
 Grandil'oquent, Gra-D 3 - 
 
 -Kwnt 
 Grandil'oquos, Gru-D 3 -/; 
 
 -Kws 
 
 i Grand'ipse, Grn-Ds 1 
 Grand'-juror, Grndi-J-K- 
 
 K 
 
 Grand'-jury, Grnd'-J-.R 
 Grand'ly, Grnd-/, 1 
 Grand'mother, Grnd 1 - 
 
 Mdhr 
 Grand'-seignor, Grnds 1 ' 
 
 N-R 
 
 Grand'sire, Grnds-Ri 
 Grand'son, Gruds'-N 
 Grange, Gr-N-J 2 
 Grang'er, Gr-N-Jr 2 
 Gran'ite, Gr>-Nt 
 Granit'ic, Gr^-Nt-K 
 Granit'ical, GrS-Nt-Kl 
 Granit'iform, Gr-Kt-F 3 - 
 
 R -M 
 
 Gran'itine, Gr-N-Tn 1 
 Graniv'orous, Gr - N - V 3 - 
 
 A's 
 
 Gran'nam, Gr'-N-JI 
 Gran'ny, Gr^N 
 Grant, Grut 1 , Gru - Td 1 , 
 
 Grant'able, Grut-Bi-L 
 Grantee', Grn-T 3 
 Grant'er, Gmtr 1 
 Gran'ular, Grn-Z^-E 
 Gran'ulary, Gm-H-R 
 Gran'ularly, Giu-L i -'R-L 
 Gran'ulate, Grn-Lt', Grn- 
 
 Z,i-Td, Grn-Lti-NG 
 Gran'ulated, Grn-i J -Td 
 Granula'tioii, Grn-/,shn 2 
 Gran'ule, Gr-N-L 1 
 Gran'ulous, Gru-A.s 1 
 Grape, Gr-P a 
 Grap'ery, Gr-Pr 2 
 Grape'-shot, Gr P^-SIf-l 
 Grape'-stone, Gr-P 2 -sTn 
 Grape'-vine, Gr-P--Vn 
 Graph'ic, Grfi-K 
 Graph'ical-ly, Gr-F ! -Kl 
 Graph'ite, Gr-Ft 1 
 Grap'line, Gr-P 1 Ln 
 Grap'nel, Gr-P^Nl 
 Grap'ple, Gr-PP, Gr-Pld 1 , 
 
 Gr-Pl'-NG 
 Grap'pling-irons, Gr-PU 
 
 -NG-l-Rnz 
 
GRA 
 
 Grasp, Grs-P 1 , Grs-Pt 1 , 
 
 Grs-pi-NG 
 Orasp'er, Gr-sPr 1 
 Grass, Grs 1 
 
 Grass'- cloth, Grsi-Kl-TH 
 Grass'hopper, Gr-sH-Pr 1 
 Grass'iness, Gr-S ! -Ns 
 Grassland, Gr-sind' 
 Grass'-plot, Grs 1 - Pit 
 Grass'y, Gr-8 1 
 Grate, Grt 2 , Gr-Td 2 , Grt 2 - 
 
 NG 
 
 Grate'ful-ly, Grt-Fl 2 
 Grate'fulness, Grt-Fl 2 - Ns 
 Grat'er, Grtr* 
 Gratiflca'tion, Grt-F 2 - 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Grat'ifier, Grt-Fi-R 
 Gratify, Grt-F 1 , Grt-Fdi, 
 
 Grt-Fi-NG 
 Grat'ing, Grt 2 -NG 
 Grat'ingly, Grt 2 -NGl 
 Gra'tis, Gr-Ts 2 
 Grat'itude, Grt-Td 1 
 Gratuitous, Grt-Ts 3 
 Gratuitously, Grt-T 8 -s^ 
 Gratu'ity, Grt-T 3 
 Grat'ulate, Grt-itf, Grt- 
 
 i>-Td, Grt-it>-NG 
 Gratula'tion, Grt-shn 2 
 Grat'ulatory, Grt-Lt l -R 
 Grava'men, Gr-V 2 -Mn 
 Grave, (a.) Grv", Gr-Vr 2 
 
 Gr-Vst 2 
 Grave, (u.) Grv* Grvd 2 , 
 
 Grv-NG 
 Grave'-clotlies, Gr - V* - 
 
 Kl-DHz 
 Grav'el, Gr-VU, Gr-Vld', 
 
 Gr-Vl.NG 
 Grav'elly, Gr-Vli 
 Gravely, Grv-/, 2 
 Gra'ven, Gr-Vn 8 
 Grave'ness, Grv*-Ns 
 Grav'er, Gr-Vr 
 Grave'-stone, Gr-V^-sTn 
 Grave'-yard, Gr-V-Yrd 
 Grav'id, Gr-Vdi 
 Gravim'iter, Gr-V^-Mtr 
 Grav'ing, Grv-NG 
 Grav'ing-dock, Grv^-NG 
 
 D-K 
 Grav'itate, Gr-V^-Tt, Gr- 
 
 Vfi-Td. Gr-Vi-Tt(-) 
 Gravita'tion, Gr-V-Tshn 
 Grav'ity, Gr-Vi-T 
 Gra'vy, Gr-V* 
 Gray, Gr. Qr-R*, Grsts 
 Gray'-beard, Gr^-Brd 
 Gray'-haired, Gr^-Hrd 
 Gray'-headed, Gr^-H-Dd 
 Gray'hound, Gr-Hnd 
 Gray'ish, Gr-SH 2 
 Grayling, Gr- s -NG 
 Gray'ness, Gr 2 -Ns 
 Gray'wacke, Gr-W^-K 
 Graze, Urz, Grzd 2 , Grz- 
 
 NG 
 
 Draz'er, Gr-Zr 
 Ora'zier, Gr-ZHi 
 
 114 
 
 Grazing, Grz=-NG 
 Grease, (n.) Grs 3 
 Grease, (.) Grz, Grzd 3 . 
 
 Grz3-NG 
 
 Greasily, Gr-Zl 3 
 Greaslness, Gr-Z 3 -Ns 
 Greas'y, Gr - Z 3 , Gr - Zr 3 , 
 
 Gr-Zst 3 
 
 Great, Grt 2 , Grtr", Grtst 2 
 Greatly, Grt-i 2 
 Great'ness, Grt-Ns 
 Greave, Grv-s 
 Greaves, Grvz 
 Grebe, Gr-B^ 
 Gre'cian, Grshn 3 
 Gre'cism, Gr-Sz 3 -M 
 Gre'cize, Gr-Sz 3 , Gr-8zd 3 , 
 
 Gr-Sz-NG 
 Greed, Grd 3 
 Greedily, Gr-D 3 -X, 
 Greediness, Gr-D 3 -Ns 
 Greed'y, Gr - D 3 , Gr - Dr 3 , 
 
 Gr-Dst 
 Greek, Gr 3 -K 
 Greek'-fire, Gr3-K-F-R 
 Green, (a.) Grn 3 , Gi^-Nr, 
 
 Gr'-Nst 
 Green, (v.) Grn 3 , Grnd 3 , 
 
 Grn 3 -NG 
 
 GreenlDack, Grn-B 3 -K 
 Green'-cloth, Grn 3 -KI- 
 TH 
 
 Green'-eyed, Grn-D 
 Green'finch, Gru - F 3 - N- 
 
 CH 
 
 Green'-gage, Grn 3 -G-J 
 Green'-hand, Grn s -Hnd 
 Green'horn, Grn-H-jRn 3 
 Green'house, Grn 3 -Hs 
 Greening, Grn 3 -NG 
 Greenish, Grn-SH 3 
 Greenlshness, Gm-SH 3 - 
 
 Ns 
 
 Greenly, Gr^Nl 
 Green'ness, Grn 3 -Ns 
 Green'-room, Grn 3 -E-M 
 Green'shank, Grn - 8H 3 - 
 
 NG-K 
 Green'-sickness, Grns 3 - 
 
 K-Ns 
 
 Green'stone, Grns-Tn 3 
 Green'sward, Grnz - W 3 - 
 
 Rd 
 Green'- vitriol, Grn 3 -Vt- 
 
 Kl 
 
 Green'wood, Grn-Wd 3 
 Greet, Grt 3 , Gr-Td 3 , Grt 3 - 
 
 NG 
 
 Greet'er, Grtr 8 
 Greeting, Grt 3 -NG 
 Grega'rian, 
 Grega'rious, Gr-G-JKs 2 
 Grega'riously, Gr-G-7i*- 
 
 sL 
 Grega'riousness, Gr-G- 
 
 **- 
 
 Grego'rian, Gr-G-fin* 
 Greg'ory, Gr s -G'r 
 Grenade', Gr=-Nd 
 Grenadier', Gr-N-Dr 
 
 GRO 
 
 Gren'adine, Gr-K-Dn* 
 Grena'do, Gr-N-B> 
 Grew, Gr 
 Grey, Gr 
 
 Grey 'hound, Gr^-Hnd 
 Grid'dle, Gr-Dl 3 
 Gridiron, GrdM-Bn 
 Grief, Grf 
 Griev'ance, Gr-Vns 3 
 Grieve, Grv Grvd 8 , Grv 
 
 I\G 
 
 f>riev'ous, Gr-Vs 3 
 Griev'ously, Gr-Vs 3 -L 
 Griev'ousness, Gr - V8 = - 
 
 Ns 
 
 Griffin, Gr-Fn 3 
 Griffon, Gr-Fn 
 Grig, Gra-G 
 Grill, Gr-L 3 , Gr-Ld 3 , Gr- 
 
 L^-NG 
 
 Grillade', Gr-L 2 -D 
 Grim, GrS-M, Gr-Mr, Gj* 
 
 Mst 
 
 Grimace', Gr-Ms 
 Grimal'kin, Gri-Ml-Kn 
 Grime, Gr'-M 
 Grimly, Gr-M-Z 3 
 Grim'ness, GrS-M-Ns 
 Grim'y, Gri-M, Gr-M-Ki, 
 
 Gr>-Mst 
 Grin, Grn 3 , Grnd 3 , Grn 3 - 
 
 NG 
 
 Grind, Grndi, Grud^-NG 
 Grind'er, Grndri 
 Grind'ery, Grn-Di-/e 
 Grind'stone, Grnds-Tn' 
 Grin'ner, Gr 3 -Nr 
 Grip, Gr-P 3 , Gr-Pt 3 , Gr-P- 
 
 NG 
 Gripe, Gr-P 1 , Gr-Pt, Gr- 
 
 pi-NG 
 
 Grip'er, Gr-Pr 1 
 Grippe, Gr-P 3 
 Grisette, Grz-T* 
 Gris'liness, Gr- 
 Grisly, Gr-Zl 3 
 Gri'son, Grsi-N 
 Grist, Grst 3 
 Gris'tle, Grs-L 3 
 Gristly, Gr-sZ, 3 
 Grist'-mill, Gr-sM 3 -X 
 Grit, Grt 3 , Gr - Td 3 , Grtf 
 
 NG 
 
 Grit'stone, Grts-Tn 3 
 Grit'tiness, Gr-T 3 -Ns 
 Grit'ty, Gr-T 3 
 Griz'zle, Gr-Zis 
 Griz'zled, Gr Zld s 
 Griz'zly, Gr-Zl^ 
 Groan, Grn 2 , Grnd 2 , Grn 
 
 NG 
 
 Groan'er, Gr 2 -Nr 
 Groat, Grti 
 Groats, Grts 1 
 Gro'cer, Gr-sR 2 
 Gro'cery, Gi-sR 3 
 Grog, Gr'-G 
 Grog'gery, Gr'-Gr 
 Grog'giness, Gr^Q-Ns 
 Grog'gy, 
 
GRO 
 
 115 
 
 Orog'ram, Gri-Gr-M 
 
 Growth, Gr-THS 
 
 Grog'ran, Gr-G-fini 
 
 Grub, Gr-B 2 , Gr-Bd 2 , Gr- 
 
 Grog'-shop, Gri-G-SH-P 
 Groin, Grn 1 
 
 B 2 -NG 
 Grubber, Gr-Br* 
 
 Groined, Grndi 
 
 Grub'-street, Gr-B 2 -sTrt 
 
 Groin 'er, Gr^Nr 
 
 Grudge, Gr-J ! , Gr-Jd 2 , Gr 
 
 Grom'met, Gr L Mt 
 
 -J 2 -NG 
 
 Groom, Gr-M, Gr-Md, 
 
 Grudg'er, Gr-Jr 2 
 
 GrS-M-NG 
 Grooms'man, Gr*-Mz-Mn 
 
 Grudgingly, Gr-J 2 -NGl 
 Gru'el, Gr-L" 
 
 Groove, Grv^, Grvd", 
 Grv8-NG 
 
 Gruff, GrP, Gr-Fr, Gr-Fst 2 
 Gruffly, Gr-Fl 2 
 
 Grope, Gr-pa, Gr-Pta, Gr- 
 
 GrufTness, Grf^-Ns 
 
 P 2 -NG 
 
 Grum, Gr 2 -M 
 
 Orop'ingly, Gr-P 2 -NGl 
 
 Grum'ble, Gr-M-Bl 2 . Gr- 
 
 Gross, Grs 2 , Gr-sB 2 Grss- 
 
 rpj 
 
 M-Bld 2 , Gr-M-Bl 2 -NG 
 Grum'bler, Gr-M-Bl^K 
 
 Gross'beak, Gre-B2-K 
 
 Grume, Gr 3 -M 
 
 Grossly, G-r-sZ 2 
 
 Grumly, Gr-M-i 2 
 
 Gross'ness, Grs 2 -Ns 
 
 Gru'mous, Gr 8 -Ms 
 
 Gross'-weigb-t, Gi^-sWt 
 
 Grunt, Grnt 2 , Grn-Td 2 , 
 
 Grot, Grti 
 
 Grnt 2 -NG 
 
 Grotesque', Gr-T 2 -sK 
 Grotesquely, Gr-Ts 2 -Kl 
 Grotesque'ness, Gr-T 2 - 
 
 Grunt'er, Grntr 2 
 Grunt'ingly, Grnt-NG-L* 
 Gruntling, Grnt-Z 2 -NG 
 
 sK-Ns 
 
 Gryph'on, Gr-Fn 3 
 
 Grot'to, Gr-T 1 
 
 Gualacum, Gw 2 -K-M 
 
 Ground, Grnd 1 , Grn-Ddi, 
 
 Gua'no, Gw>-N 
 
 Grnd!-NG 
 
 Guarantee', G-flS-N-T, G- 
 
 Ground'age, Grnd-J 1 
 
 fi 3 -N-Td, G-K 3 -N-T-NG 
 
 Ground'-ash, Grndi-SH 
 
 Guarantor, G-JJntri 
 
 Ground'-bait, Grndi-Bt 
 
 Guar'anty, G-fi^N-T, G- 
 
 Ground'floor, GrndiiFl 2 
 
 tfi-N-Td, G'/et-N-T-NG 
 
 -K 
 
 Guard, Grdi, Gr-Ddi, Grdi 
 
 Ground'-hog, Gmdi-H-G 
 
 -NG 
 
 Groundless, Grnd^-Zs 
 
 Guard'able, Grd^Bl 
 
 Groundlessly, Grnd-Zs 1 
 
 Guard'ant, Gr-Dnt 1 
 
 L 
 
 Guard'edly, Gr-Dd 1 -^ 
 
 Groundlessness, Grnd- 
 
 Guard'edness, Gr-Ddi-Ns 
 
 Zsi-Ns 
 
 Guard'er, Gr-Dr ! 
 
 Groundling, Grnd-ii- 
 
 Guardian, Gr-Dn 1 
 
 NG 
 Ground'-nut, Grnd-Nt 
 Ground'-plan, Grnd 1 : 
 
 Guardianship, Gr-Dn 1 - 
 SH-P [:SH] 
 Guard'-ship, Grd 1 -SH-P 
 
 Plni 
 
 Gua'va, Gw-V 1 
 
 Ground'-plate, Grnd 1 i 
 
 Gubernato'rial, G-Br-N- 
 
 Pit 2 
 
 T-fil 
 
 Ground'-plot, GrndMPH 1 
 
 Gud'geon, G- Jn* 
 
 Ground'-rent, Grndi-fint 
 
 Guelser, G-Br 
 
 Ground'sel, Gr-Nds-L 1 
 
 Gue'bre, G-Br 3 
 
 Ground'sill, Gr-Nds-L 1 
 
 Guelf, Gw- 2 -F 
 
 Ground'swell, Grnds-W 1 
 
 Guelph, Gw-L-F 
 
 -L 
 
 Guer'don, Gr-Dn 2 
 
 Oround'work, Grnd-Wr 1 
 
 Guerrilla, G - Rl*. See 
 
 -K 
 
 Gorilld. 
 
 Group, Or-P, Gr-Pts, Gr- 
 
 Guess, Gs*. Gst 2 , Gs 2 -NG 
 
 P-NG 
 
 Guess'er, G-sR 2 
 
 Grouse, Grs* 
 
 Guess'-work, G 2 -6Wr-K 
 
 Grout, Grt 1 , Gr-Tdi, Grt 1 - 
 
 Guest, Gst 2 
 
 NG 
 
 Guffaw' G-F 1 
 
 Grove, Grv 
 
 Guid'able, G-D-B1 
 
 Grov'el, Gr-Vl 1 , Gr-Vldi, 
 
 Guid'age, G-Di-J 
 
 Gr-VP-NG 
 
 Guid'ance, G-Dns 1 
 
 Grov'eler, Gr-VU-K 
 
 Guide, G-D 1 (See God.), G- 
 
 Grow, Gr. Gr-NG 
 
 Dd 1 . G-D!-NG 
 
 Grow'er, Gr-B 
 
 Guide'-post, G-DJ-Pst 
 
 Growl, Gr-Li, Gr-Ld 1 , Gr- 
 
 Guid'er, G-Dr 1 
 
 Li-NG 
 
 Gui'don, G-Dn^ 
 
 Growl'er, Gr-Li-E 
 
 Guild, G-Ld 3 
 
 &rown, Grn 2 
 
 Guild'hall, G-Ld-Hl 
 
 GUN 
 
 Guile, G-L 1 
 Guile'ful, G 
 Guileless, G-Li- 
 Guile'lessness, 
 
 Ns [or iXs] 
 Guillemot, G-L 3 -Mt 
 Guillotine, G-3-Tn, G- 
 
 Z-Tnd, G-3-- 
 Guilt, G-Lt" 
 Guilt'ily, 
 
 Guilt'iness, G-it 3 -Ns 
 Guilt'less, G-/.t3-/,s 
 Guiltlessly, G-it^-Ls-Z ! 
 Guiltlessness, Gr-L&-Ls= 
 
 Ns 
 Guilt'y, G-iS-T, G-3-Tr> 
 
 Guin'ea, G^-N 
 Guin'ea-dropper, G^-N- 
 
 Dr-Pr 
 
 Guin'ea-fowl, G3-N-F-L 
 Guin'ea-hen, G a -N-Hn 
 Guin'ea-pig, G 3 -N-P-G 
 Guise, Gz 1 
 Guitar', G-Tr 1 
 Gulch, G-/,2-CH 
 Gules, G-Lz3 
 Gulf, Gl-F 2 
 Gulf'y, Gl-F 2 
 Gull, G-L 2 , G-Ld 2 , G-LS- 
 
 NG 
 
 Gul'let, G-ita 
 Gullibil'ity, G-LS-B1-T 
 Gul'lible, 
 Gul'ly, G-Z 
 
 NG 
 
 Gul'ly-hole, G-Z, 2 -H1 
 Gullos'ity, G-Lsi-T 
 Gulp, G-L2-P, G-i^-Pt, G- 
 
 Z.2-P-NG 
 Gum, G2-M, G2-Md, G=-M- 
 
 NG 
 
 Gum'bo, G-M-BS 
 Gum'-boil, G2-M-B-L 
 Gum'-lac, G'--M-Z,-K 
 Guminit v erous, G-M-Frs 3 
 Gum'miness, G^-M-Ns 
 Gum'mous, G 2 -Ms 
 Gum'my, G^-M, G-M-M 
 
 G 2 -Mst 
 
 Gump, G-M-pa 
 Gump'tion, G 2 -Mshn 
 Gurn'-rash, G-M- SH 
 Gum'-resin, G 2 -M-^z-N 
 Gum'-tree, G s -M-Tr 
 Gun, Gn 2 , Gnd^ Gn--NG 
 Gun'-boat, Gn 2 -Bt 
 Gun'-cotton, Gn'-'-Kt-N 
 Gun'-deck, GnS-D-K 
 Gun'-metal, Gn 2 -Mt-i 
 Gun'nel, G a -Nl 
 Gun'ner, G^-Nr 
 Gun'nery, Gn 2 -^ 
 Gun'ning, Gu 2 -NG 
 Gun'ny, G 2 -N 
 Gun'powder, Gn-P 2 -Dr 
 Gun'reach, Gn-.R 2 -CH 
 Gun'-room, Gn^-R-M 
 Gun'-shot, Gn= SHt 
 Q-UU'-smith, Gne-M-TH 
 
GUN 
 
 Gun'-stick, Gns 2 -T-K 
 Gun'-stock, GnsS-T-K 
 Gun'ter's Chain, Gntrz*- 
 
 CHn 
 
 Gun'-wad, Gn 2 -Wd 
 Gun'wale, G-N1 
 Gur'geons, Gr-JnzS 
 Gur'gle, Gr 2 -Gl, Gr-Gld, 
 
 Gr 2 -Gl-NG 
 Gur'nard, Gr^-Nrd 
 Gur'net, Gr-Nt 
 Gush, G-SH, G-SHt, G- 
 
 SH2-NG 
 
 Gush'ing, G-8H2-NG 
 Gus'set, GS-TS 
 Gust, Gsts 
 
 Gust'atory, Qs-1--1-R 
 Gus'to, Gs-T 2 
 Gust'y, Gs-T 
 Gut, Gt2, G-Td 2 , Gtf-NG 
 Gut'ta, G-T 2 
 Gut'ta-percha, G-T2-Pr- 
 
 CH 
 Gut'ta Serena, G-T*-sR- 
 
 N 
 Gut'ter, Gtr 2 , Gtrds, Qtr 2 - 
 
 NG 
 
 Gut'tle, G-Tl* 
 Gut' tier, G-T12-R 
 Gut'tural, G-Tr-L 
 Gut'turally, G-Tr*-Z 
 Gut'turalness, G-Tr^z- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Guy, Gi 
 Guz'zle, G-Z1 2 , G-Zld G- 
 
 Z12-NG 
 
 Guz'zler, G-Zl^-R 
 Gybe, Ji-B, J>-Bd. Ji-B-NG 
 Gymna'sia, J2-M-N-Z 
 Gymna'siarch, J2-M-Nz- 
 
 R-K 
 
 Gymna'sium, J 2 -M-Nz-M 
 Gym'nast, J3-M-Nst 
 Gymnas'tic.J^M-Ns-T-K 
 Gymnas'tical-ly, J l - M- 
 
 Ns-T-Kl 
 Gymnas'tics, Ji-M-Ns-T- 
 
 Ks 
 Gymnos'ophist, Ji-M-Ns 
 
 -Fst 
 Gym'nosperm, J 3 -M-Ns- 
 
 P-R-M 
 
 Gyn'archy, J3-Nr-K 
 Gyneoc'racy, Ji-N-Kr-S 
 Gyp'seous, J 3 -P-Ss 
 Gypsog'raphy, J!-P-sGr- 
 
 F 
 
 Gyp'sine, J 3 -Ps-K 
 Gyp'sum, J3-P-sM 
 Gyp'sy, Js-P-S 
 Gy'ral, Ji-l 
 Gy'rate, Ji-Bt, 
 
 116 
 
 H. 
 
 Gyra'tion, J^.Rshn 
 Gy'ratory, J^R-T-B 
 Gyre, J!-R 
 
 Gyr'falcon, J2-K-F-Kn 
 Gyr'omancy, Jr*-Mn-8 
 Gy'roscope, J l -R-sK-P 
 Gyve, Jvi, Jvd 1 , Jyi-NG 
 
 H, the eighth letter of the 
 Alphabet, represents the 
 rough or forcible breath- 
 ing heard at the beginning 
 of such words as Aate, Aeat, 
 ftope, Aave, ftome, etc. 
 
 H is frequently silent, as 
 in Aerb, Aour, Aeir, etc. 
 
 In Phonography h is usu- 
 ally written with the stem 
 Hay ; but before Pee arid 
 Bee, with simple begin- 
 ning (that is, without ini- 
 tial hooks, circles or loops), 
 and in the middle of words, 
 when the outline can be 
 shortened or improved 
 thereby, the h is either 
 omitted or written by a dot 
 placed before the following 
 vowel. 
 
 The compound Wh may 
 be considered as either Hw 
 or Wh. In Hw, when it is 
 necessary to express the A 
 at all, it is written by a 
 small perpendicular tick at 
 the commencement of the 
 Way. In Wh the dot sign 
 is used, following the Way 
 and before the succeeding 
 vowel. 
 Ha, Hal 
 Ha'beas Corpus, Bs 2 -Kr- 
 
 Ps 
 Hab'erdasher, H - Brd* - 
 
 SHr 
 Hab'erdashery, H-Brd 1 - 
 
 SHr 
 Haberdine' or Hab'er- 
 
 dine, H-Br^ori-Dn 
 Haber'geon, H-Br=-Jn 
 Habil'iment, H-Bia-Mnt 
 Hab'it, haBt', haBi-Td, 
 
 haBt(-) 1 
 
 Habitabil'ity, haBt^-Bl-T 
 Hab'itable, haBti-Bl 
 Hab'itableness, haBt'-Bl 
 
 -Ns 
 
 Hab'itancy, haBi-Tn-S 
 Habitant, haBi-Tnt 
 Hab'itat, haBi-Tt 
 Habita'tion, haB 2 -Tshn 
 Habit'ual, haBt-L 
 Habit'ually, haBt-i 
 Habit'ualness, haBt3-i- 
 
 Ns 
 Habit'uate, haBt^ - T. 
 
 haBtS-Td. haBt-T-NG 
 Habitua'tion, 
 
 CHshn 
 
 Hab'itude, haBi-Td 
 Hacien'da, 
 
 HAL 
 
 Hack, H^K, Hi-Kt, Hi-K 
 
 NG 
 
 HackTserry, H-K-Bi- 
 Hack'le, Hi-Kl, Hi-Kid, 
 
 H^Kl-NG 
 Hack'ly, Hi-Kl 
 Hack'matack, H^K-Mt- 
 
 K 
 Hack'ney, Hi-K-N, H'-K 
 
 Nd, H!-K-N-NG 
 Hack'ney-coach, Hi-K- 
 
 K-K-CH 
 
 Had, Hd [Di] 
 Had'dock, H-Di-K 
 Ha'des, H-Dz 
 Hadj'i, H-Ji 
 Haft, H-Fti 
 Hag, H!-G 
 Hag'gard, H^Grd 
 Hag'gardly, H-Grd-i* 
 Hag'ges, Hi-Gs 
 Hag'gis, Hi-Gs 
 Hag'gish, H-G-SHi 
 Hag'gle, Hi - Gl, Hi - Gld, 
 
 H'-Gl-XG 
 
 Hag'gler, H-G1-R 1 
 Hagiog'rapha, H-J'-Gr-P 
 Hagiog'raphal, H-Ji-Gr- 
 
 F-L 
 Ha giog'rapher, H-J!-Gr- 
 
 Fr 
 
 Hagiog'raphy, H-Ji-Gr-F 
 Hagiol'ogy, H-Ji-Z-J 
 Hag'ship, H-G-SHi-P 
 Hague'but, H-G-Bti 
 Hah, Ha 1 
 Ha-ha', Hai-Ha 
 Haik, H 2 -K 
 Hail, H12, Hld2, H12-NG 
 Hail'-fellow, HP-F-Z, 
 Hail'stone, Hls=-Tn 
 Hail'y, H-i^ 
 Hair, Hri 
 
 Hair'-brained, Hi-i-Ernd 
 Hair'-breadth, Hri - Brd- 
 
 TH 
 
 Hair'-brush, Hr'-Br-SH 
 Hair'-cloth, Hri-Kl-TH 
 Hair'-dresser, Hri-Dr-sB 
 Haired, H-R l -D 
 Hair'iness, H-^-Ns 
 Hair'less, Hr-Zs 1 
 Hair'line, Hr-Zn 1 
 Hair'-pin, Hri-Pn 
 Hair'-powder, H^-P-Er 
 Hair'-splitting, Hr 1 - 
 
 sPlt(-) 
 
 Hair'-spring, Hrs'-Pr-NG 
 Hair'-stroke, Hrsi-Tr-K 
 Hair'y, H-AI> 
 Hake, H 2 -K 
 Hal'berd, HU-Brd 
 Halberdier', Hl-Brd^-R 
 Hal'cyon,H-Zsi-N 
 Hale, His, Hld2, Hl^-NG 
 Half, H-F 1 [Fi] 
 Half'-and-Half, Fni-F 
 Half-binding, Fi-Bnd- 
 
 NG 
 Half-blood, F^-Bld 
 
HAT. 
 
 Hair-blooded, 
 Hair-bred, Fi-Brd 
 Half-breed, F-Brd 
 Half -brother, Fi-Brdhr 
 Half-cock, Fi-K-K 
 Half-crown, F^Krn 
 Half -hearted, F^Hr-Td 
 Half-mast, Fi-Mst 
 Half -moon, 
 Half -note, 
 Half -pay, F 1 -? 
 Half -pence, F 1 -Pns 
 Half -penny, F 1 - P - N or 
 
 haP^N or haP 2 -N 
 Half -pike, Fi-P-K 
 Half-price, F^Prs 
 Half-seas-over, F^S-z Vr 
 Half -step, Fi-sT-P 
 Half-way, F'-W 
 Half-witted, F'-wTd 
 Hal'ibut, H-ZVBt 
 Hal'imas, H-Z^-Ms 
 Hall, HU 
 
 Hallelu'jah, H1-Z.3-Y 
 Hal'Hards, Hl-Yrdzi 
 Halloo', H-Z, a , H-ids, H- 
 
 3 -NG 
 Hal'low, H-Z.1, H-Z,di, H- 
 
 Z.1-NG 
 
 Halloween', H-ZAN 
 Hal'lowmas, H-i'-Ms 
 Hallu'cinate, H-Z,s3-Nt 
 Hallucina'tion, H-is 2 - 
 
 Nshn 
 Ha'lo, H-Z.S, H-z,d2, H-z,2- 
 
 NG 
 
 Ha'loid, H-Z2-D 
 Ha'loscope, H-Z/s^K-P 
 Hals'er, Hs-IU 
 Halt, Hlt, Hl-Tdi, Hlt(-)i 
 Halt'er, Hltr 1 , Hl-Trdi, 
 
 Hltr'-NG 
 
 Halt'ingly, Hlti-NGl 
 Halve, ha 
 
 NG 
 
 Halves, h 
 Hal'yard, 
 Ham,H>-M 
 Ham'adryad, 
 Ham'ated, H-M-Td 1 
 Hames, H^-Mz 
 Hamit'ic, H^-Mt-K 
 Ham'let, H-M-Z.U 
 Ham'mer, H!-Mr, Hi- 
 
 Mrd, Hi-Mr-NG 
 Ham'mer-beam, Hi-Mr- 
 
 B-M 
 Ham'mer-cloth, H'-Mr- 
 
 Kl-TH 
 
 Ham'merer, H-Mr-K 1 
 Ham'mer-hard, Hi - Mr- 
 
 Hrd 
 Ham'mer-harden, H 1 - 
 
 Mr-Hr-Dn, H 1 - Mr - Hr - 
 
 Dnd, HJ-Mr-Hr-Dn-NG 
 Ham'mer-head, H 1 - Mr- 
 
 Hd 
 
 Ham'mock, H'-M-K 
 Hamose', H-Ms 
 Ha'mous, H 2 -Ms 
 
 117 
 
 Ham'per, H-M-p r , H-M- 
 
 Prd, H-M-Pri-NG 
 Ham'shackle, Hi-M-SH- 
 
 Kl, H'-M-SH-Kld, Hi-M- 
 
 8H-K1-NG 
 Ham'ster, H 1 -Mstr 
 Ham'string, H - M - sTri - 
 
 NG, H-M-sTri-NGd, H-M 
 
 -sTrl-NG-NG 
 Ham'strung, H-M-sTr 1 - 
 
 NG 
 
 Han'aper, H-N-Pri 
 Hand, Hnd 1 , Hn - Dd 1 , 
 
 Hndi-NG 
 
 Hand'-ball, Hndi-B-L 
 Hand'-barrow, HndJ-B-K 
 Hand'-basket, Hnd 1 - B - 
 
 sKt 
 
 Hand'-bell, Hndi-B-L 
 Hand'-bill, Hnd>-B-L 
 Hand'-book, Hndi-B-K 
 Hand'-breadth, Hnd 1 - 
 
 Brd-TH 
 Hand'cuflf, Hndi-Kf, Hndi 
 
 -Eft, Hndi-Kf-NG 
 Hand'er, Hndri 
 Hand'ful, Hndi-F-L 
 Hand'-gallop, Hnd-G-Z,- 
 
 P 
 
 Hand'icap, Hn-Di-K-P 
 Handicraft, Hn-D-Krft 
 Handicraftsman, Hu-D 1 
 
 -Krfts-Mn 
 
 Hand'ily, Hn-D'-i 
 Hand'iness, Hn-D'-Ns 
 Hand'iwork, Hu-D 1 - Wr- 
 
 K 
 HandTierchief, H-NG- 
 
 Kr-CHfi 
 Hand'le, Hnd - L\ Hnd - 
 
 LA\ Hnd-ii-NG 
 Hand'ling, Hnd-Z,i-NG 
 Hand'-109m, Hnd'-i-M 
 Hand'maid, Hnd^Md 
 Hand'maiden, Hnd - M - 
 
 Dni 
 
 Hand'-mill, Hnd^-M-i 
 Hand'-organ, Hnd^B-Gn 
 Hand'-rail, Hndi-fl-L 
 Hand'saw, Hnd-S 1 
 Hand'sel, Hnds-Li 
 Hand'some, Hns 1 - M, 
 
 Hnsi-M-E, Hns^Mst 
 Hand'somely, Hns-M-L 1 
 Hand'someness, Hue 1 - 
 
 M-Ns 
 
 Hand'spike, Hndsi-P-K 
 Hand'writing, Hnd-Ati- 
 
 NG - 
 Hand'y, Hn-Di, Hn-DJ-K, 
 
 Hn-Dst 
 Hang, Hi-NG, Hi-NG-D (or 
 
 Hi-NGd), Hi-NG-NG 
 Hang'-bird, H-NG-Brd 
 Hang'dog, H-NG-D'-G 
 Hang'er, H-NGr 
 Hang'er-on, Hi-NGr-N 
 Hang'ing, Hi-NG-NG 
 Hang'ing-buttresSt H 1 - 
 
 NG-lTG-B-Tra 
 
 HAK 
 
 Hang'man, H'-NG-Mn 
 
 Hang'-nail, Hi-NG-N-L 
 
 Hank, HL-NiJ-K. 
 
 Hank'er, H'-XG-Kr, Hi 
 NG-Krd, H 1 -XGr-Kr-NG 
 
 Hap, hapi 
 
 Hap'-hazard, haPi-H-Zrd 
 
 Hap'less, MPi-Zs 
 
 Hap'ly, II-Pli. See Hap- 
 pily and 1'artly. 
 
 Hap'pen, haPn 1 , haPnd 1 , 
 haPn'-NG 
 
 Hap'pily, haP 1 -/, 
 
 Hap'piness, lial n -Ns 
 
 Hap'py, haP 1 , liaP 1 -R, 
 haPsti 
 
 Harangue', H-JJ'-XG, H- 
 
 Harang'uer, H-tfi-NGr 
 Har'ass, H-Ti.s 1 , H-/e.sti, H- 
 
 Har'asser, H-ffsi-7J 
 Har'binger, H-A^-B-N-Jr 
 Har'bor, Hr-Br 1 , Hr-Brdi, 
 
 Har'borer, Hr-Br^-R 
 Har'borless, Hr-Bri-Zs 
 Har'bor-master, Hr-Br 1 - 
 
 Mstr 
 Hard, Hrdi. Hrdr', Hr- 
 
 Dsti (orHrdst 1 ) 
 Hard'en, Hr-Dn 1 , Hr- 
 
 Dnd 1 , Hr-DiP-XG 
 Hard'ener, HrdJ-Nr 
 Hard'-favored, Hrd 1 - F- 
 
 Vrd 
 Hard'-featured, Hrdi-F- 
 
 CHrd 
 
 Hard'-flsted, Hrd'-Fs-Td 
 Hard'-fought, Hrd'-Ft 
 Hard'hack, Hrdi-H-K 
 Hard' -handed, Hrd^-Hn- 
 
 Dd 
 Hard'-hearted, Hrdi-Hr- 
 
 Td 
 Hard'-heartedness, 
 
 Hrdt-Hr-Td-Xs 
 Hard'ihood, Hr-D^-Hd 
 Hard'ily, Hr-D 1 -^. See 
 
 Hardly. 
 
 Hard'iness, Hr-Di-Ns 
 Hard'ish, Hrd-S// 1 
 Hard'ly, Hrd-Z 1 . Sea 
 
 Hardily. 
 Hard'-mouthed, Hrdi-M 
 
 -DHd 
 
 Hard'ness, Hrdi-Ns 
 Hard'ship, Hrd-SZP-P [or 
 
 HrdMSH] 
 
 Hard'-tack, Hrd'-T-K 
 Hard'ware, Hrd-Wr 1 
 Hard'-visaged, Hrd^Vz- 
 
 Jd 
 Hard'y, Hr-D 1 , Hr-Dr 1 , 
 
 Hr-Dsti 
 Hare, Hr 1 
 Hare'bell, Hr-BU 
 Hare'-brained, Hri-Brnd 
 Hare'-hearted, Hr 1 - Hr 
 
 Td 
 
HAR 
 
 118 
 
 Hare'-hound, H^-Hnd I Harshly, Hr-SHl* 
 
 Hare'lip, Hr-i-P 
 
 Harsh'ness, Hr-SHi-Ns 
 
 Ha'rem, Hrt-M 
 
 Harslet, Hrs-Lti 
 
 Hare'skin. Hrs'-Kn 
 
 Hart, Hrti 
 
 Har'icot, H-fii-K 
 
 Harts'hom, Hrts-H-^n^ 
 
 Har'ier, H-B l -R 
 
 Har'um-scarura, Hr'- 11- 
 
 Hark, Hri-K 
 
 sK-K-M 
 
 Har'lequin, Hr- l -Kn or 
 
 Harus'pice, H-Ks^Ps 
 
 Hr Z,i-Kwn 
 
 Har'vest, Hr-VstS Hr-Vsi 
 
 Harlequinade, Hr-Z>- 
 
 -Td, Hr-Vst(-)i 
 
 Kn-D or Hr-Z^Kwn-D 
 
 Harvester, Hr-Vstr 1 
 
 Har'lot, Hr-it 
 
 Har'vestfly, Hr-Vsi-T-Fl 
 
 Harlotry, Hr-iti-R 
 
 Harvest-home, Hr-Vst 1 - 
 
 Harm, Hr^ - M, Hr' - Md, 
 
 M 
 
 Hri-M-NO 
 
 Har'vest-moon, Hr-Vst 1 - 
 
 Harmat'tan, Hr-M-Tn^ 
 
 Mn 
 
 Harm'ful, Hr-M-FU 
 
 Har'vest-queen, Hr-Vs 1 - 
 
 Harmless, Hr-M-Ls 1 
 Harmlessly, Hr-M-is 1 -^ 
 Harmlessness, Hr - M - 
 
 Kwn 
 Has, Hz [z 1 ] 
 Hash, H-SH 1 , H-Hti H- 
 
 isi-Ng pis] 
 
 SH^XG 
 
 Harmo'nia, Hr^-M-N 
 
 Hash'eesh, H-SHi-SH 
 
 Harmo'nial, Hr-M-N-L 
 
 Hash'ish, H-SHi-SH 
 
 Harmonic, Hri-M-N-K 
 
 Hash'meat, H-SH^Mt 
 
 Harmonica, Hri-M-N-K 
 
 Haslet, Hs-iti 
 
 Harmonlcal-ly, Hri-M- 
 
 Hasp, Hs-pi, Hs-Pti, Hs- 
 
 K-K1 
 
 pi-NG 
 
 Harmon'icon, Hr>-M-N- 
 
 Has'sock, Hs^K 
 
 En 
 
 Hast, Hsti [sti] 
 
 Harmonics, Hr^M-N-Ks 
 Harmo'nious, HrS-M-Ns 
 
 Has'tate, Hs-Tti 
 Has'tated, Hs-Ti-Td 
 
 Harmo'niously, Hr - M - 
 
 Haste, Hst Hs - Td*, 
 
 Ns-L2 
 
 Hst(-) 
 
 Harmo'neousness, Hr s - 
 
 Has'ten, Hs-N, Hs-Nd, 
 
 M-Ns-Ss 
 
 Hs-N-NG 
 
 Har'monist, Hr 1 -lI-Nst 
 
 Has'tener, Hs-X-E* 
 
 Harmo'niunijHrS-M-N- M 
 
 Hastily, Hs-T2- 
 
 Har'monize, Hr-M-Nz, 
 
 TTl_Ar.V-7r1 TTi-1 - TIT - V_ 
 
 Hastiness, Hs-T*-Ns 
 
 TToa'ti-ncra TTa-TX-TCn^ 
 
 KG 
 
 Har'monizer, Hr-M-Nz- Hs-Tsta 
 
 Hast'y, Hs - T, Hs - T* - R, 
 
 Har'mony, 
 
 Har'ness, Hri-Ns, Hr 1 - Hat, Ht 
 
 Hast'y-pudding, Hs-T 2 - 
 P-D-NG 
 
 Nst, Hr-Xs-XG 
 Har'nesser, Hr-Ns-R 1 
 
 Hat'able, Ht-Bl* 
 Hat'-band, Hti-Bnd 
 
 Harp, H-fii-P, H-i-Pt, H- Hat'-box, Hti-B-Ks 
 
 B'-P-XG 
 Harp'er, Hr-Pr 1 
 
 Hat'-brush, Hti-Br-SH 
 Hat'-case, Ht>-Ks 
 
 Harplng-iron, H-fli-P- Hatch, H-CH', H-CHti, H- 
 
 CHi-NG 
 Hatch'el, H-CHli, 
 
 CHldi, K-CHl-Is'G 
 Hatch'eler, H-CHU-R 
 
 H- 
 
 NG-I-Rn 
 
 Harplngs, H-K l -P-NGz 
 Harpist, H-JZ'-Pst 
 Harponeer', H-X 3 -P-Kr 
 Harpoon', H- 3 -Pn,H-K 3 ;Hatch'er, H-CHr 1 
 
 -Pnd. H-^-Pn-NG Hatches, H-CHzi 
 
 Harpoon'er, H-B*-P-TXr Hatch'et, H-CHt> 
 Harp'sichord, H R l - P- Hatch'ment, H-CHi-Mnt 
 
 sKrd , Hatch' way, H-CH'-W 
 
 Harpy', H-ff-P Hate, Ht2. H-Td 2 . Ht(-) a 
 
 Har'quebuse, Hr-Kw-Bsi Hate'ful-ly, 
 
 Har'ridan, H-'-Dn 
 Har'rier, H-R l -R 
 Har'row, H-K 1 , H-fidi, H- 
 i-N(J 
 Har'rower, "S-Ri-R 
 Har'ry, H-.K 1 , H-RA\ H- 
 !-NG 
 Harsh, Hr-SHi, Hr-SHr 1 , 
 Hr-SHst 
 
 Hate'fulness, Ht . Fl - Ns 
 [Ht 2 '.Fs] 
 Hat'er, Hti* 
 Ha'tred, H-Trd* 
 Hat'ter, Htr 
 Hau'berk, H-Bri-K 
 Haugh, Hi 
 Haugh'tily, H-T-i 
 Haueh'tiness, H-H-Ns 
 
 HEA 
 
 Haugh'ty, H-TI, H-Tr\ 
 
 H-Tsti 
 
 Haul, Hli, Hldi, Hli-NG 
 Haul'er, Hl-R 1 
 Haulm, H 1 -!! 
 Haunch, H^N-CH 
 Haunt^ Hnt', Hn-Td, 
 
 Haunt'er, Hntr* 
 Haut'boy, E-B* 
 ! Hauteur', H-Tr* 
 Haut-gout', H-G 
 Have, H-Vi [T], and by 
 the tvhook; thus, 
 
 To have, Tv J 
 
 Can have, Kv 1 
 
 They have, DHv* 
 
 May have, Mv* 
 Hav'elock, H-Vl'-K 
 Ha'ven, H-Vn 
 Hav'ersack, H-Vrs'-K 
 Hav'oc, H V'-K 
 Haw, H, Hdi, H-NG 
 Haw'finch, H-F^N-CH 
 Haw'-haw, Hi-H 
 Hawk, HJ-K, H-Kt, H-K- 
 
 NG 
 
 Hawk'er, H'-Kr 
 Hawk'-eyed, H'-K-i-D 
 Hawse, Hz 1 
 Hawse'-hole, Hzi-Hl 
 Haws'er, Hz-Ri 
 Haw'thorne, H-THi-JZn 
 Hay, H 
 
 Hay'-cock, H 2 K-K 
 Hay'-field, H^-F-Ld 
 Haying, H--NG 
 Hay'-knife, H^-N-F 
 Hay'-loft, H"--Ft 
 Hay'mow, H--M 
 Hay'-rick, H---R-K 
 Hay'-stack, Hs=-T-K 
 Hay'ward, H-Wrd* 
 Haz'zard, H-Zrdi, H-Zrl 
 
 Dd.H-Zrd' -N'G 
 Hazardous, H-Ztdi-S 
 Hazardously, H-Zrd-- 
 
 S-L 
 
 Haze, Hz 2 , Hzd 2 . Hz-NG 
 Ha'zel-ly, H-Z12 
 Ha'zel-nut, H-Zl-Nt 
 Ha'ziness, H-Z^-Ns 
 Ha'zy, H-Z 2 
 
 He, H-. Written In the 
 second position to distin- 
 guish it from who when 
 unvocalized. 
 
 Head, Hd*. H-Dd 2 , HA(-f 
 Head'ache, Hd^-K 
 Head'-band, Hd2-Bnd 
 Head'-cheese, Hd 2 -CHz 
 Head'-dress, Hd^-Drs 
 Head'er, Hdr 5 
 Head'-gear, Hd 2 -G-B 
 Headlness, H-D 2 -Ns 
 Heading, Hd(-)* 
 Head'la,nd, Hd-ind 
 Headless, Hd-/,s' 
 Head'-light, Hd-Lt 
 Headlong, Hd-L-NQ 
 
HEA 
 
 Head'-man, Hd^-Mn 
 Head'-piece, Hd 2 -Ps 
 Head'-quarters, Hd*-Kw- 
 
 Rtrz [HdZ-Kwtrz] 
 Head'-sea, Hd 2 -S 
 Head'ship, Hd- SH* - P 
 
 [Hd2!SH] 
 
 Heads'man, Hdz^-Mn 
 Head '-master, Hd 2 -Mstr 
 Head'spring, Hds-Pr 2 -NG 
 Head'stall, Hds-T-L 
 Head'-stock, Hds^T-K 
 Head'-stone, Hds^-Tn 
 Head'-strong, Hd - sTr - 
 
 NG 
 
 Head'way, Hd^-W 
 Head'wind, Hd 2 -Wnd 
 Head'work, Hd-Wr*-K 
 Head'y, H-D 
 Heal, His, Hlds, Hls-NG 
 Heal'able, H1-B1 
 Healds, Hldz 
 Heal'er, Hl-fi 
 Heal'ing, H1 8 -NG 
 Health-y, HI - TH [If - 
 
 TH] 
 Health'ful-ly, H1-TH*-F1 
 
 [/,2-TH-Fl] 
 Health'fulness, HI - TH*- 
 
 Fl-Ns [2-TH SFs] 
 Health'ily, Hl-TH*-!, [ 
 
 -TH-i] 
 Health'iness, Hl-TH-Ns 
 
 [L2.TH-NS] 
 Heap, heP, hePV, heP 8 - 
 
 NG 
 
 Heap'er, H-Pr* 
 Hear, Hr s , Hr-Na [B*, 
 
 R3-NG] 
 Heard, Hrd 
 Hear'er, H-Rr 
 Hear'ing, Hr - NG [R - 
 
 NG] 
 Heark'en, Hri - Kn, Hri - 
 
 Knd, Hrt-Kn-NG 
 Heark'ener, Hr^-K-Nr 
 Hear'say, Hr-S [fl 8 -S] 
 Hearse, Hra 2 
 Hearae'-clotli, Hrs*iKl- 
 
 THi 
 
 Heart, Hrti 
 Heart'-ache, Hrt^K 
 Heart'-breaking, Hrt 1 - 
 
 Br-K-NG 
 Heart'-broken, Hrti-Br- 
 
 En 
 
 Heart' -burn, HrtLBrn 
 Heart'-burning, Hrt 1 - 
 
 Brn-NG 
 
 Heart'en, Hr-Tn 1 
 Heart'-felt, Hrti-F-Lt 
 Hearth, Hr-TH 
 Hearth'-stone, Hr - TH - 
 
 sTn 
 
 Heart'ily, Hr-Ti- 
 Heart'iness, Hr-Ti-N 
 Heart'less, Hrt-is 1 
 Heart'lessly, H.rt-Ls*-L 
 Heart'lessness, Hrt-is l - 
 
 Ns [Hrt 1 ! 8] 
 
 119 
 
 Heart'-rending, Hrt 1 - 
 
 find-NG 
 Heart'-searching, Hrts 1 - 
 
 fi-CH-NG 
 
 Heart's'-ease, Hrts^Z 
 Heart'-sick, Hrts^K 
 Heart'-sicken, Hrts 1 -Kn 
 Heart'-sickening, Hrts 1 - 
 
 Kn-NG 
 
 Heart'-sore, Hrtsi-R 
 Heart'-string, Hrts 1 - Tr- 
 
 NG 
 
 Heart'-whole, Hrtt-Hl 
 Heart'-wood, H-Rt'-Wd. 
 
 See Hard and Wood. 
 Heart'y, Hr - T 1 , Hr - Tr>, 
 
 Hr-Tst 1 
 
 Heat, Hts, H-Td3, Ht(-)S 
 Heat [bet], Htz 
 Heat'er, Htr 8 
 Heath, H-TH" 
 Heath'-cock, H-TH^-K-K 
 Hea'then, H-DHns 
 Hea'thendom, H - DHn^- 
 
 D-M 
 
 Hea'thenish, H-DHn3-SH 
 Hea'thenishness, H - 
 
 DHn-SH-N8 
 Hea'thenism, H-DHn-Z- 
 
 M 
 Hea'thenize, H-DHn3-Z. 
 
 H-DHn 8 -Zd, H-DHnS-Z- 
 
 NG 
 
 Heath'er, H-DHr* 
 Heath'er-bell, Hthr2-B- 
 
 L 
 
 Heath'ery, H-DHr* 
 Heath'-game, H-TH-G- 
 
 M 
 
 Heath'-grass, H-TH 3 -Grs 
 Heath'-hen, H-TH-Hn 
 Heath'y, H-TH3 
 Heat'ing, Ht(')* 
 Heave, H - V, H - Vd, H - 
 
 va-NG 
 
 Heav'en, H-Vn2 [Vn] 
 Heav'enliness, H-va-Nl- 
 
 Ns [V2-N1-NS] 
 Heav'enly, H-ys-Nl [V- 
 
 Nl] 
 Heav'enly-minded, H- 
 
 VS-Nl-Mn-Dd [V-Nl-Mn 
 
 Dd] 
 Heav'enward, H - Vn - 
 
 Wrd 
 Heave'-offering, H-VS- 
 
 Fr-NG 
 
 Heav'er, H-Vr 
 Heaves, H-Vz* 
 Heav'ily, H-vi* 
 Heaviness, H-V-Ns 
 Heav'y , H - V, H - Vr3, H- 
 
 V8t 
 
 Heav'y-spar, H-Vs^-P-R 
 Hebdom'adal, huBd^M- 
 
 Dl 
 Hebdom'adary, heBd 1 - 
 
 M-D-B 
 Hebdomat'ical, heBd 1 - 
 
 Mt-Kl 
 
 HEL 
 
 Heb'etate, heB^-Tt, hcBi- 
 
 T-Td, heB2-Tt{-) 
 Hebeta'tion, heB^-Tshn 
 Heb'etude, heB^-Td 
 Hebra'ic, H-Br 2 -"K 
 Hebra'ically, H-Br^-Kl 
 He'braism, H-Br3-zM 
 He'braist, H-Brsts 
 Hebraist'ic, H-Brs^-T-K 
 He'braize, H - Brz^, H- 
 
 BrzdS, H-Brz3-NG 
 Hebrew, H-Br* 
 He'brewess, H-Br^-s 
 Hec'atomb, H-K-T 2 -5I 
 Heck, H^-K 
 Heck'le, H2-K1 
 Hectare', K-Ti-R 
 Hec'tic, H-K-T2-K 
 Hec'tical, H2-Kt-Kl 
 Hec'togram, H-K-T 2 -Gr- 
 
 M 
 
 Hectol'iter, H-K-T'-itr 
 Hectom'eter, H'-Kt-Mtr 
 Hec'tor, H2-Ktr, H2-Ktrd, 
 
 H2-Ktr-NG 
 
 Hectostere', K-TS Z -T-R 
 Hed'dle, H-D12 
 Hedera'ceous, Hd - 7t- 
 
 SHs 
 
 Hed'eral, H-D 2 -^i 
 Hedge, H-J2, H-Jd^, H-J- 
 
 NG ' 
 
 Hedge'hog, H-J2-H-G 
 Hedge'-priest, H-J2-Prst 
 Hedg'er, ll-.Jr'- 
 Hedge'-row, H-J 2 - 
 Hedge'-school, H-J2-sKl 
 Hedge'sparrow, H-J=-sP 
 
 -R 
 
 Heed, Hd^. H-Dd3, Hd(-)3 
 Heed'ful-ly, Hd Fl 
 Heed'fulness, Hd-FP-Ns 
 
 [HdSiFs] 
 
 Heed'less, Hd-is 3 
 Heed'lessly, HA-L&-L 
 Heed'lessness, Hd - L& - 
 
 Ns [iis] 
 
 Heel, His, Hld3, H13-NG 
 Heel'-piece, Hi 3 - PS 
 Heel'-tap, Hl^-T-P 
 Heft, H-Ft, H-F'--Td, H- 
 
 Ft(-)2 
 
 Hegem'ony, H-JS-M-N 
 Hegi'ra, H Ji- 
 Heifer, H-Fr 2 
 Heigh'-ho, Hi'-H 
 Height, Hti 
 Heigh t'en, H-Tn 1 , H- 
 
 Tnd 1 , H-Tn>-NG 
 Hei'nous, H 2 -Ns 
 Hei'nously, H-Ns-L 
 Hei'nousness, H2-Ns-Ns 
 Heir, R 1 
 
 Heir'dom, Rd J -M 
 Heir'ess, R^S 
 Heir'less, R l -La 
 Heir'loom, R^L-M 
 Heir'ship, W-SH-P [iSH] 
 Held, Hld2. See Hold. 
 He'liac, H-L-K 
 
HEL 
 
 Heli'acal-ly, H-Z-F' 
 Helical, H-Z 2 -K1 
 Hel'ices, H-Zsz^ 
 Hellcoid, H-Z 2 -K-D 
 Helicoi'dal, H-Z^K-Dl 
 Hel'icon, H-Z 2 -Kn 
 Heliocen'tric, H-Zs*-Ntr- 
 
 K 
 Heliocen'trical, H - Zs 2 - 
 
 Ntr-Kl 
 
 Heliog'raphy, H-Z*-Gr-F 
 Heliol'atry, H-Zi-Tr 
 Heliom'eter, H-Z*-Mtr 
 Ee'lioscope, H-Zs 8 -K-P 
 He'liostat, H-Zs 3 -Tt 
 Heliotrope, H-Z 3 -Tr-P 
 Helispher'ic, H-Zs 2 -F-R- 
 
 K 
 Helispher'ical, H-Zs^F- 
 
 -R-K1 
 
 . Helix, H-Z-Ks 
 Hell, HI 2 
 Hel'lebore, H-Z*-B-R (or 
 
 Hl-Br 2 ) 
 
 Helle'nian, H-Z-Nn 
 Hellen'ic, H-Zn 2 -K 
 Hel'lenism, H-Zn^Z-M 
 Hellenist, H-Zn 2 -St 
 Hel'lenize, H-Z"-Nz 
 Hell'-flre, H1 2 -F-R 
 Hell'-hound, Hl 2 -Hnd 
 Hell'ish, H-Z 2 -SH 
 Hell'ishly, H-L*-sm 
 Hell'ishness, H-Z 2 -SH-Ns 
 Helm, H1 2 -M 
 Helm'et, Hl 2 -Mt 
 Helmin'thic, HI - M - N - 
 
 TH3-K 
 Helminthol'ogy, HI - M- 
 
 N-THi-Z-J [:J] 
 Helms'man, Hl 2 -Mz-Mn 
 Helot, H-Zt 3 
 He'lotism, H-itzS-M 
 Help, H-Z,2-P, H-2-Pt, H- 
 
 Help'er, Hl-Pr 2 
 Help'ful, H-/;2-P-Fl [L2- 
 
 P-F1] 
 Help'fulness, H-z,2-p-Fl- 
 
 Ns [i2-P:Fs] 
 Help'less, H-X,-P-is [Z 2 - 
 
 P-is] 
 Helplessly, 
 
 Help'lessness, H - Z* - P - 
 
 Zs-Ns [Za-PiZs] 
 Help'mate, H-Z 2 -P-Mt 
 
 [Z 2 -P-Mt] 
 Help'meet, H-Z 2 -P-Mt 
 
 [Z 2 -P-Mt] 
 Hel'ter-skelter, Hltrs 2 - 
 
 K-Ztr 
 Helve, H-Z 2 -V. H-Z2-Vd, 
 
 H-Z-V-NG 
 
 Helvet'ic, H-Z-V-T-K 
 Hem, H2-M, H 2 -Md, 
 
 NG 
 
 Hem'atite, H-M-Tt 
 Hemi- H-M 
 
 120 
 
 Hemiple'gia, H-M-Pl*-J 
 Hem'iplegy, H-M-P1 2 -J 
 Hemip'ter, H-M-Ptr* 
 Hemip'teran, H - M - ps- 
 
 Trn 
 Hemip'teral, H-M-ps-Tr- 
 
 Z 
 Hemip'terous, H - M - P3- 
 
 Trs 
 
 Hemisphere, H-Ms-F-B 
 Hemispheric, H-Ms-F2- 
 
 E-K 
 Hemispherical, H - Ms - 
 
 F 2 -R-K1 
 
 Hemistich, H-Ms-T 2 -K 
 Hemis'tichal, H-Ms-T3- 
 
 Kl 
 
 Hemltone, H-M-Tn 2 
 Hemlock, H-M-Z^-K 
 Hemop'tysis, H - M - pi - 
 
 Tss 
 
 Hem'orrhage, H-M-^ 2 -J 
 Hemorrhoid'al, H - M - 
 
 Hem'orrhoids, 
 Hemp, H-M-P 2 
 Hemp'en, H-M-Pn 2 
 Hemp'-seed, H-M-ps-sD 
 Hem'stich, H-Ms-T 2 -CH, 
 
 H-Ms-T 2 -CHt, H-Ms-T 2 - 
 
 CH-NG 
 Hen, Hn 
 Henbane, Hn-Bn 2 
 Hence, Hiis 2 
 Henceforth' or Hence'- 
 
 forth, Hns-F 2 --TH 
 
 [or -F-TH] 
 Hencefor'ward, Hns-F 1 
 
 -Wrd 
 Hench'man, H-N-CH 2 - 
 
 Mn 
 
 Hen'-coop, Hn 2 -K-P 
 Hendec'agon, Hn-D 2 -K- 
 
 Gn 
 
 Hendi'adys, Hn-DJ-Ds 
 Hen'-harrier, J3.n--H.-R-R 
 Hen'-hearted, HnS-hafi- 
 
 Td 
 
 Hen'na, H 2 -N 
 Hen'nery, Hn-J2 2 
 Hen'-pecked, Hn^-p-Kt 
 Hen'-r9ost, Hn^-^st 
 Hepatic, hePti-K 
 Hepatlcal, htPti-Kl 
 Hepatiza'tion, hcP 2 - 
 
 Tzshn 
 Hep'tachord, htP 2 - T - 
 
 Krd 
 
 Hep'tade, h&ps-Td 
 Hep'taglot, h:P 2 -T-Glt 
 Hep'tagon, hePt 2 -Gn 
 Heptag'onal, hePti-G-Nl 
 Heptan'gular, hePt-NGl 
 
 -R 
 
 Hep'tarchy, hcP 2 -Tr-K 
 Her, Hr 2 [R 2 J 
 Her'ald, H - Rid", H - Sl 2 - 
 
 Dd, H-Rld 2 -NG 
 Heral'dic, H-Kli-D-K 
 Her'aldry, H-fil 2 -Dr 
 
 HER 
 
 Her'aldship, H-ld 2 -SH 
 
 P 
 
 Herb, R 2 -B 
 
 Herba'ceous, H^-'B-SHa 
 Herb'age, R 2 B-J 
 Herb'al, R 2 -B1 
 Herb'alist, R 2 -Blst 
 Herba'rium, R 2 -B-R-M 
 Herb'ary, R 2 -B- 
 Herbes'cent, R 2 -Bs-Nt 
 Herbif erous, R3-B-Frs 
 Herbiv'ora, R^-Bv-ff 
 Herbiv'orous, R3.B-Vrs 
 Herbless, R^-B-Zs 
 Herboriza'tion, R 2 -B 
 
 Rzshn 
 Herb'orize, R2-B-Bz, R 2 - 
 
 B-fizd. R2-B-z-NG 
 Herbose', R2-Bs 
 Herb'ous, R 2 -Bs 
 Herb'y, R2-B 
 Herculean, Hr-K-Zn 3 
 Herd, Hrd 2 , Hr-i)d 
 
 Hrd(-) 2 
 
 Herd'er, Hrdr 2 
 Herd'man, Hrd 2 - Mb 
 Herds'man, Hrdz 2 -Mn 
 Herds'-grass, Hrdz 2 -Grs 
 Here, Hr [R a ] 
 Here'about, R3-Bt 
 Here'abouts, R^-Bts 
 Hereaft'er. 7i 3 -Ftr 
 Hereat', R*-T. SeeHeret* 
 
 and Whereto. 
 Hereby', R-B 
 Hered'itable, Hrd-T 2 -Bl 
 Hereditament, Hr - Dt 3 - 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Hereditarily, Hrd-Tr-Z 
 Hereditary, Hrd-Tr 5 
 Herein', R^-N. See Here" 
 
 on and Whereon. 
 Herein'to, R 3 - N - T. See 
 
 Hereunto. 
 
 Hereof, R-\. See Where- 
 of. 
 
 Hereon', R J -N. See Here- 
 in. 
 
 Her'esiarch, H-a a -sR-K 
 Her'esy, H-/e 2 -S 
 Her'etic, H- 2 -T-K 
 Heret'ical-ly, H-fit 2 -Kl 
 Hereto', R^-To. See Here- 
 at. Whereat and Whereto. 
 Heretofore', .Rt^-F-R 
 Hereunto', R 2 -N-T. See 
 
 Hereinto. 
 
 Hereupon', Rs-Pn 
 Herewith', 3 -TH or -PH. 
 
 See Wherewith. 
 Her'iot, H-fi 2 -T 
 Heritable, H-/?t 2 -Bl 
 Heritage, H-fit 2 -J 
 Heritor, H-fltr 2 
 Hermaph'rodism, Hr- 
 
 M-Fr-D-zM 
 Hermaph'rodite, Hr-M- 
 
 Fr'-Dt 
 
 Hermaphrodit'ic, Hr-M 
 -Fr-Dt-K 
 
HER 
 
 Hermaphrodit'ical, Hr- 
 
 M-Fr3-Dt-El 
 Hennaph'roditism, Hr- 
 
 M-Frl-Dt-zM 
 Hermeneu'tic, Hr-M-N- 
 
 X3-K 
 Hermeneu'tical, Hr-M- 
 
 N-T3-E1 
 Hermeneu'tics, Hr-M- 
 
 N-T 8 -Ks 
 
 Hermet'ie, Hr 2 -Mt-E 
 Hermet'ical-ly, Hr 2 -Mt- 
 ' Kl 
 
 Her'mit, Hr=-Mt 
 Her'mitage, Hr-Mt-J* 
 Her'mitess, Hr-M-Ts 2 
 Hern, Hm* 
 Her'nia, H-B-N 
 Her'nial, H-R2-N-L 
 He'ro, H-RS 
 Hero'dian, H-R 2 -Dn 
 Hero'ic, H-R2-E 
 Hero'ical-ly, H-R 2 -E1 
 Heroi-com'ic, -^- 
 
 Heroi-com'ical, H-R 2 -E- 
 
 M-K1 
 
 Her'oine, H-R-N 
 Ber'oism, H-R 2 -zM 
 Her'on, H-Rn 2 
 Her'onry, H-Rn 2 -R 
 He'ro-worship, H - R' - 
 
 Vfr-SHP 
 
 Her'pes, H-R^-Pz 
 Herpet'ic, H-RS- 
 Herpetol'ogist, H-Ri-Pt- 
 
 L-Jst 
 Herpetol'ogy, H - R 1 - Pt- 
 
 L-3 
 
 Her'ring, H-R2-NG 
 Hers, Hrz 2 [Rz 2 ] 
 Her'schel, Hr-SHl* 
 Herse, Hrs 2 
 Herself, Hre-i^-F [Ks 2 - 
 
 L-F] 
 
 Her'sillon, Hrs 2 -in 
 Hes'itancy, Hz-Tn^-S 
 Hes'itant, Hz-Tnt 2 
 Hes'itate, Hz - Tt, Hz - 
 
 T2-Td, Hz-Tt(-) 2 
 Hes'itatingly, Hz-Tt- 
 
 NG1 
 
 Hesita'tion, Hz-Tsbn 2 
 Hes'per, Hs-Pr 2 
 Hespe'rian, Hs-P 3 -Rn 
 Hes'perus, Hs-P 2 -.Rs 
 Hes'sian, Hshn 2 
 Hest, Hst 2 
 Hetch'el, H-CH1 2 
 
 get'eroclite, Htr 2 -Klt 
 eteroclit'ic, Htr-Kl-T- 
 
 E 
 Heteroclit'ical, Htr 8 -Klt 
 
 -Kl 
 
 Het'erodox, Htr-D-Ks 
 Het'erodoxy, Htr-D 2 -K-S 
 Seteroge'neal, Htr-J 3 -N- 
 
 L 
 peterogene'ity, Htr - J 3 - 
 
 N-T 
 
 121 
 
 Heteroge'neous, Htr-J 3 - 
 
 Ns 
 Heteroge'neousness, 
 
 Htr-J3-Ns-Ns 
 
 Heterop'athy, Htr-pi-TH 
 Heterot'ypy, Htr-T 1 -? 
 Het'man, Hts-Mn 
 Hew, H3. Hd3. H3-NG 
 Hew'er, H-R3 
 Hewn, Hn3 
 
 Hex'achord, H 2 -E-sErd 
 Hex'ade, H-Es-D 2 
 Hex'agon, H 2 -Es-Gn 
 Hexag'onal, Hi-Es-G-Nl 
 Hexane'dral, H-E-sHdr- 
 
 Hexahe'dron, H - E - sH - 
 
 Hexam'eter, Hi-E-sMtr 
 Hexamet'ric, H - E - sMt- 
 
 R 2 -E 
 Hexamet'rical, H-E-sMt 
 
 -R2-E1 
 Hexan'gular, H-Es-NG- 
 
 Gl-Ri [or -NG1-R] 
 Hexan'dria, H-Es-N-Dri 
 Hex'apla, H-Ks-Pl 2 
 Hex'aplar, H-Es-Pl-R 
 Hey, H 
 Hey'day, H-D 
 Hia'tus, H-Ts 2 
 Hiber'nal, H-Br 2 -Nl 
 Hi'bernate, H - Br - N - T, 
 
 H-Bri-N-Td, H-Bri-N-T- 
 
 NG 
 Hibernation, H - Br 2 - 
 
 Nshn 
 
 Hiber'nian, H-Bm 2 -N 
 Hiber'nianism, H-Brn 2 - 
 
 Nz-M 
 Hiber'nicism, H-Brn 2 -Sz- 
 
 M 
 
 Hibis'cus, H-BS-sEs 
 Hic'cough, H-E-P3, H-E- 
 
 Pta, H-E-P3-NG 
 Hick'ory, H 3 -Er 
 Hick'up, H-E-ps 
 Hid, Hd 
 Hid'age, H-Bi-J 
 Hidal'go, H-D1-Z.-G 
 Hid'den, H-Dn3 
 Hid'denly, H-D^Nl 
 Hide, Hdi, Hd(-)i 
 Hide'-bound, Hd^Bnd 
 Hid'eous, H-Ds 8 
 Hid'eously, H-D s -sL 
 Hid'eousness, H-Ds s -Ns 
 Hid'er, Hdr 
 Hie, Hi, Hdi, H'-NG 
 Hi'erarch, H-Ri-R-E 
 Hi'erarchal, H-Ri-R-El 
 Hi'erarchical, H-IP-B-K- 
 
 El 
 
 Hi'erarchy, 
 Hierat'ic, H-Rti-E 
 Hi'eroglyph, H-R 
 Hieroglyphic, H-RS-Glf- 
 
 E 
 Hieroglyph'ical-ly, H- 
 
 R3-G1-F-E1 
 
 HIG 
 
 Hieroglyph'ist, H-R3-G1- 
 
 Fst 
 
 Hi'erogram, H-Ri-Gr-M 
 Hierograph'ic, H-Ri-Grf- 
 
 E 
 Hierograph'ical, H - R l - 
 
 Gr-F-Kl 
 
 Hierol'ogy, H-RH-J 
 Hi'eromancy, H-Ri-Mn- 
 
 8 
 
 Hier'ophant, H-TJS-Fnt 
 Hig'gle, H a - Gl, HS - Gld, 
 
 Hig'gledy-pig'gledy, & 
 
 -Gld-P-Gl-D 
 Hig'gler, H-G1-R3 
 High, H 1 . Hr 1 , Hsti 
 High'-blown, Hi-Bin 
 High'-born, Hi-B-Ru 
 High'-bred, H'-Brd 
 High'-browed, H ] -Brd 
 High'-church, HJ-CHt- 
 
 CH 
 High'-churchism, Hi - 
 
 CHr-CH-zM 
 High'-churchman, H 1 - 
 
 CHr-CH-Mu 
 
 High'-colored, H^-K Lrd 
 Highfalu'ten, H-F^-i-Tn 
 High'-fed, H'-F-D 
 High'-feeding, Hi - F - D- 
 
 NG 
 High'-finished, H^Fn- 
 
 sm 
 
 High'-flavored, H 1 - Fl - 
 
 Vrd 
 
 High'-flier, Hi-Fl-R 
 High'-flown, H'-Fln 
 High'-fiying, H-F1-NG 
 High'-go, Hi-G 
 High'-going, H*-G-NG 
 High'-handed, H^Hn-Dd 
 High'land, H-indi 
 Highlander, H-Zndr 1 
 High'-low, Hi -L 
 High'-low-jack, H1-Z/-J- 
 
 K 
 
 High'ly, H-Li 
 High '-mass, Hi- Ms 
 High'-minded, H!-Mn- 
 
 Dd 
 High'-mindedness, Hi 
 
 Mn-Dd-Ns 
 High'nesB, H'-Ns 
 High'-pressure, Hi-Pr' 
 
 SHr 
 
 High'-priced, H'-Prst 
 High'-priest, H'-Prst 
 High'-priestship, H' 
 
 PrstiSH 
 
 High'-proof, Hi-Prf 
 High'-road, Hi-R-D 
 High'-school, Hsi-K-L 
 High'-seasoned, Hsi-Znd 
 High'-shouldered, Hi - 
 
 SHl-Drd 
 High'-sounding, H8!-Nd 
 
 -NO 
 High'-spirited, Hgi - Ft' 
 
 Td 
 
HIG 
 
 123 
 
 HOM 
 
 High '-strung, Hs l -Tr-NG His'pid, Hs-Pd* 
 
 Hod, Hdi 
 
 Hignt, Hti Hiss, Hs 3 , Hst 3 . HsS-NG 
 High'-toned, H-Tnd , Hiss'ing, Hs 3 -NG 
 
 Hodge'-podge, fl-J l -P-J 
 Hodier'nal, H-Dr 2 -Nl 
 
 High'-voiced, Hi-Vst , Hist, Hst 
 
 Hod'man, Hd'-Mn 
 
 High'-water, H'-Wtr ! Histol'ogy, Hs-Ti-L-J 
 
 Hoe, H 2 , Hd 2 , H 2 -NG 
 
 High'way, H-wi 
 
 Histo'rian, Hs-T-fln 
 
 Hoe'-cake, H-K-K 
 
 High'wayman, H-Wi-Mn 
 
 Histor'ic, Hs-Ti-H-K 
 
 Hog, Hi-G, Hi-Gd, Hi-G 
 
 High'-wrought, Hi-fit 
 
 Histor'ical-ly, Hs-Ti-B- 
 
 NG 
 
 Hila'rious, H.-L*-Ra 
 
 Kl 
 
 Hod'-carrier, Hdi-K-JB-fl 
 
 Hilar'ity, H-Z.i-.K-T 
 
 Historiog'rapher, Hs-Ti 
 
 Hog'-frame, H'-G-Fr-M 
 
 Hil'ary, B.-L*-R 
 
 fl-Gr-Fr 
 
 Hog'gish, H-G-SHi 
 
 Hill, HI 3 . Hld. H1 3 -NG 
 
 Historiog'raphy, Hs-T 1 - Hog'- herd, Hi-G-Hrd 
 
 Hill'iness, H-L8-Ns 
 
 fi-Gr-F Hosr'-pen, H'-G-Pn 
 
 Hill'ock, H-/-3-K 
 
 His'tory, Hs - T 3 - B. See 
 
 Hogs'head, H^Gz-Hd 
 
 Hill'-side, Hls 3 -D 
 
 Mystery. 
 
 Hog'-skin, Hi-Gs-Kn 
 
 Hill'-top, Hia-T-P 
 
 Histrion'ic, Hs-TrJ-N-K 
 
 Hogs'-lard, H^G-zi-fid 
 
 Hill'y, H-.s 
 Hilt, Hlt 
 
 Histrion'ical-ly, Hs-Tri- 
 N-K1 
 
 Hog'sty, H-Gs-Ti 
 Hoi'den, H-Dn 1 
 
 Hilt'ed, H-i 3 -Td 
 
 Hit, Ht 3 , Ht(-) 8 
 
 Hoi'denish, H-Dni-SH 
 
 Hi'lum, H-i-i-M 
 
 Hitch, H-CH 3 , H-CHt 3 , H- 
 
 Hoist, Hsti, Hs-Td, HstC) 1 
 
 Him, H'-M. [H 2 . Written 
 
 OH 3 -NG 
 
 Hoi'ty-toity, H-Ti-T-T 
 
 in the second position to 
 
 Hith'er, Hdhr 3 
 
 Hold, Hold2. See Held. 
 
 prevent its being con- 
 
 Hith'erto, Hdhr-T 3 
 
 Hold'-back, Hld^-B-K 
 
 founded with M a mf..l 
 
 Hith'ermost, Bdhx*-XM 
 
 Hold'er, Hldr2 
 
 Himself , H-Ms-L^F [Hs- 
 
 Hith'erward, Hdhr-Wrd 3 
 
 Hold'-fast, Hld2-Fst 
 
 L 2 -F] 
 
 Hive, H-V>, H-Vdi, H-V- 
 
 Hold'ing, Hld(-) 
 
 Hin, Hn3 
 
 NG 
 
 Hole, HI 2 
 
 Hind, Hnd 
 
 Hiv'er, H-Vri 
 
 Holiday, H-H-D 
 
 Hind'er, (a.) Hndr' 
 
 Hives, H-Vzi 
 
 Ho'lily, -B.-L a -L 
 
 Hin'der, (v.) Hudr 3 Hnd- 
 
 Ho, H'-i 
 
 Ho'liness, H-i*-Ns 
 
 Rd. HndrS-NG 
 
 Hoa, H 
 
 Hol'la, H-i 1 , H-Ldi, H-i 
 
 Hin'derance, Hndr^Ns 
 
 Hoar, Hr 
 
 NG 
 
 Hin'derer, Hndr-R* 
 
 Hoard, Hrd, Hr - Dd2, 
 
 Holland, H-Lnd 
 
 Hind'ermost, Hndr'-Mst 
 
 HrdC)* 
 
 Hollander, H-Lndri 
 
 Hind'most, Hndi-Mst 
 
 Hoard'er, Hrdr a 
 
 Hollands, H-indzi 
 
 Hin'doo, Hn-D^ 
 
 Hoar'-frost, Hr 2 -Frst 
 
 Hollo, H-i 1 , H-Zd 1 H-i 1 - 
 
 Hin'dooism, Hn-D 3 -zM 
 
 Hoar'hound, Hr-Hud 
 
 NG 
 
 Hindoostan'ee, Hn -Ds 1 - 
 
 Hoar'iness, H-K^-Ns 
 
 Holloa, H-i 1 
 
 T-X 
 
 Hoarse, Hrs, Hrs-K 2 , Hrs- 
 
 Hollow, H-i, H-di, H- 
 
 Hin'drance, Hnd-ns 3 
 
 St 
 
 V.HO 
 
 Hin'du, Hn-D 
 
 Hoarse'ly, Hrs-L 
 
 Hollow-hearted, H-ii- 
 
 Hin'duism, Hn-D-zM 
 
 Hoarse'ness, Hrs 2 -Ns 
 
 Hr-Td 
 
 Hindustan'!, Hn-Dst-T-N 
 
 Hoar'y, H-fi* 
 
 Hollowness, H-Z,i-Ns 
 
 Hinge, H-N-J3, H-N-Jd, 
 
 Hoax, H-K.s, H^-Kst, H2- 
 
 Holly, H-ii 
 
 H-N-J3-NG 
 
 Ks-NG 
 
 Hollyhock, H-ii-H-K 
 
 Hin'ny, H^-N 
 
 Hoax'er, H-K-sR 2 
 
 Holm, H- M 
 
 Hint, Hnt, Hn-Td^, Hnt"- 
 
 Hob, h8Bi 
 
 Hol'ocaust, H-i^Kst 
 
 NG 
 
 Hob'ble, H - Bli, H-Bld 1 , 
 
 Hol'ograph, H-/,i-Grf 
 
 Hip, hIP 3 
 
 H-BU-NG 
 
 Holograph'ic, H-Z,i-Grf- 
 
 Hip'-gout, hIP3-Gt 
 
 HobTjledehoy, H-BII-D- 
 
 K 
 
 Hip'pocamp, hlP^-K-M-P 
 
 H 
 
 Hol'ster, H-Lstr- 
 
 Hippocen'taur, hlPs^N- 
 
 Hob'bletehoy, H-Bli-T- 
 
 Holt, Hit" 
 
 T-E 
 
 H 
 
 Holy, H-i 2 , H-/.2-R, H- 
 
 Hip'pocras, hIP 3 -Krs 
 
 Hob'bler, H-Bli-R 
 
 Lst 2 
 
 Hip'podrome, h!P 3 -Dr-M 
 
 Hob'blingly, H-B1-NG1 
 
 Holy-day, H-// 2 -D 
 
 Hip'pogriff, hTP 3 -Grf 
 
 Hob'bly, H-BU 
 
 Holy-stone, H-is^Tn 
 
 Hippoph'agous, hlPf'-Gs 
 
 Hob'by, h6B 
 
 Holy-week, H-y/ 2 -W-K 
 
 Hippoph'agy, hIPi-F-J 
 
 Hob'by-horse, hflBi-Hrs 
 
 Hom'age, H-M-Ji 
 
 Hippopot'amus, hlpi-P- 
 
 Hob'goblin, hoB'-G-Bln 
 
 Home, H 2 -M [M 2 ] 
 
 T-Ms 
 
 Hob'nail, hoBi-Nl 
 
 Home'-born, H=-M-B-Sn 
 
 Hip'-roof, hIP 3 -.Rf 
 
 Hob'nob, h5Bi-N-B 
 
 Home'-bred, H 2 M-Brd 
 
 Hip'shot, hIP 3 -5/f-T 1 Hob'omokko, hoBi-M-K 
 
 Homeless, H-M-s 2 
 
 Hire, Hri. Hrdi, Hri-NG Hob'son's Choice, hdBsi 
 
 Homeliness, H-M-i 2 -Ns 
 
 Hire' ling, Hr-/<>-NG 
 
 -Ns-CHs 
 
 Homely, H-M-i 2 , H-M- 
 
 Hir'er, H-Rr 1 
 
 Hock, H'-K 
 
 i 2 R. H-M-st 2 
 
 Hirsute', Hrs-T 3 
 
 Hock'ey, H-K 
 
 Home'-made, H 2 -M-Md 
 
 Hirsute'ness,-Hrs-T*-N8 
 
 Hock'le, Hi-Kl 
 
 Homeopathic, H-M-P>- 
 
 His, Hz 3 tz 3 ] 
 
 Ho'cus, H 2 -Ks 
 
 TH-K 
 
 Hispan'icism, Hs-Pn^Sz- 
 
 Ho'cus-pocus, H 2 KB - P- 
 
 Homeop'athist, H-M-P> 
 
 M Es 
 
 THst 
 
HOM 
 
 Homeop'athy, H - M - P 1 - 
 
 TH 
 
 Ho'mer, H^-Mr 
 Homer'ic, H-M-/J 2 -K 
 Home'sick, H 2 -Ms-K 
 Home'sickness, H 2 -Ms- 
 
 K-Ns 
 
 Home'spun, H-Ms-Pn* 
 Home'-stall, H*-Ms-T-L 
 Home'stead, H-Ms-Td 
 Home'ward, H-M-Wrd* 
 Hom'icidal, H-Ms-Di-L 
 Hom'icide, H-Ms-D 1 
 Homilet'ic, H-M- 2 -T-K 
 Homilet'ical, H-M-it*-Kl 
 Homilet'ics, H - M - L* - 
 
 T-Ks 
 
 Hom'ilist, H-M-ist* 
 Hom'ily, H-M-Z.1 
 Hom'iny, Hi-M-N 
 Hom'mock, Hi-M-K 
 Hom'mony, H^M-N 
 Homocen'tric, H 2 - Ms - 
 
 Ntr-K 
 Homoeop'athy, H-M-pi- 
 
 TH 
 Homoge'neal, H-M-J 3 -N- 
 
 L 
 Homogene'ity, H-M-J 8 - 
 
 N-T 
 Homoge'neous, H-M-J 3 - 
 
 Ns 
 Homoge'neousness, H- 
 
 M-Ja-Ns-Ns 
 
 Homoiou'sian, H-M-Z^N 
 Homol'ogous, H-M-Z/i-Gs 
 Hom'ony, H'-M-N 
 Hom'onym, Hi-Mn-M 
 Homon'ymous, Hi - Mn 
 
 Ms 
 
 Homon'ymy, Hi-Mn-M 
 Homoou'sian, H-M-Zi-N 
 Homoph'onous, H-M-F 1 - 
 
 Ns 
 
 Homoph'ony, H-M-F^-N 
 Hone, Hn 2 , Hnd 2 , Hn-NG 
 Hon'est, Nst 1 
 Hon'estly, Ns-T 1 -!. 
 Hon'esty, Ns-T 1 
 Hon'ey, H-N, H-N-D, H 2 
 
 -N-NG 
 
 Hon'ey-bag, H-N-B-G 
 Hon'ey-comb, H 2 -N-K-M 
 Hon'ey-dew, H*-N-D 
 Hon'ey-guide, H 2 -N-G-D 
 Hon'ey-locust, H* - N - L 
 
 KM 
 
 Hon'ey-moon, H 2 -N-Mn 
 Hon'ey-suckle, H*-N-sKl 
 Hong.H^NG 
 Hon'or, Nr, Nrdi, 
 
 NG 
 
 Hon'orable, Nr-BU 
 Hou'orableness, Nr-Bl l - 
 
 Ns 
 
 Hon' jrably, Nr-BU 
 Honora'rium, Nr-B-M 
 Hon'orary, Nr-B 1 
 Hon'orer, Nr-R 1 
 Hood, Hd", H-Dd, Hd(-; 
 
 123 
 
 Hood'wink, Hd - \V 3 - NG- 
 
 K, Hd-W 3 -NG-Kt, Hd-W- 
 
 NG-K-NG 
 Hoof, H-F 
 
 Hoof -bound, H-F 3 -Bnd 
 Hook, H 3 -K, H-Kt, H*-K- 
 
 KG 
 
 Hook'ah, H3-K 
 Hook'ed, H3-Kd 
 Hook'edness, H 3 -Kd-Ns 
 Hook'-nosed, H 3 -K-Nzd 
 Hoop, hoP 3 , hopts, hoP 3 - 
 
 NG 
 
 Hoop'er, H-Pr 3 
 Hoop'ing-cough, hoP 3 - 
 
 NG-Kf 
 Hoop'OO or Hoop'oo, 
 
 hops 
 
 Hoop'-skirt, hoP 3 -sKrt 
 Hoo'sier, H-ZHr 3 
 Hoot, Ht^, H-Td^, Ht(') 3 
 Hoove, H-V 3 
 Hov'en, H-Vn 2 
 Hop, h6Pi. h6Pti. h5P>-NG 
 Hope, hoP, hoPt 2 , hoP 2 - 
 
 NG [P 2 , Pt PC) 2 ] 
 Hope'ful-ly, h6P 2 -Fl 
 Hope'fulness, hoP 2 - Fl - 
 
 Ns [P 2 :Fs] 
 Hope'less, h6P 2 -s 
 Hope'lessly, li6P2-LB-L 
 Hope'lessness, h6P 2 -is- 
 
 Ns [P 2 iX,s] 
 Hop'ingly, h6P 2 -NGl 
 Hop'-ground, h5P'-Grnd 
 Hop'per, H-Pri 
 Hop'ple, H - Pli, H - Pldi, 
 
 H-Pli-NG 
 Hop'ples, H-Plzi 
 Hop'-pole, hoP 1 -?-!/ 
 Hop'-scotch., h6P!-sK-CH 
 Ho'ral, H-fil 2 
 Ho'rary, H-R*-R 
 Horde, Hrd 2 
 Hore'hound, Hr 2 -Hnd 
 Hori'zon, H-/Zzi-N 
 Horizon'tal-ly, H-Kzi-Nt 
 
 -L 
 Horn, H-Kii 1 , H-Bndi, H- 
 
 jECom'bGflHij H-/fD^-B-3VI 
 Horn'bill, H-fini-B-L 
 Horn'blende, H - fli - N - 
 
 Bind 
 
 Horn'-book, H-/Sn-B-K 
 Horn'bug, H-ui-B-G 
 Horned, H-tfnd 1 
 Hor'net, H-/Ji-Nt 
 Horn'less, H-Rn l -La 
 Horn'-mad, H-Bni-Md 
 Horn'-owl, H-flni-L 
 Horn'pipe, H-/en>-P-P 
 Horn'-stone, H-finsi-Tn 
 Horn'work, H-Bni-Wr-K 
 Horn'y, H-fii-N, H-fi!-N- 
 
 R. H-fii-Nst 
 
 Horog'raphy, H-K^Gr-F 
 Hor'ologe, H-Rl l -3 
 Horolog'ical, H-RU-J-K1 
 Horol'ogiBt, H-fil!-Jst 
 
 HOR 
 
 Horol'ogy, H-Kl'-J 
 Horom'etry, Hr-M-Tr 1 
 Hor'oscope, H-^si-K-P 
 Horos'copy, H-Ss'-K-P 
 Hor'rent.H-Ji'iiti 
 Hor'rible, H-fti-Bl 
 Hor'ribleness, H-/e'-Bl 
 
 Ns 
 
 Hor'ribly, H-fl^-Bl 
 Hor'rid, H-.Kdi 
 Hor'ridly, H-Rd^-L 
 Hor'ridness, H-aP-Xs 
 Horrific, H-H^-F-K 
 Hor'rify, H-^-F, H-.R1- 
 
 Fd, H-fi^F-NG 
 Hor'ror, H-Kr 1 
 Horse, Hrsi, Hrsti, Hrs 1 - 
 
 NG 
 
 Horse'back, Hrs-Bi-K 
 Horse'-bean, Hrs^Bn 
 Horse '-boat, Hrsi-Bt 
 Horse'-boy, Hrs!-B 
 Horse'-breaker, Hrsi-Br 
 
 Kr 
 
 Horse'-car, Hi-s'-Kr 
 Horse'-chestnut, llrs 1 - 
 
 CHs-Nt 
 
 Horse'-collar, Hrs^K-Lr 
 Horse'-cucumber, Hrs 1 - 
 
 K-K-M-Br 
 Horse'-dealer, Hrs^-F-L- 
 
 R 
 Horse'-doctor, Hrsi - D - 
 
 Ktr 
 
 Horse'-emmet, Hrsi-Mt 
 Horse'-ferry, Hrs'-F-^j 
 Horse'-gentian, Hrs 1 - J- 
 
 Nshn 
 Horse-'-guards, Hrsi- 
 
 Grdz 
 
 Horse'-hair, Hrs'-H-R 
 Horse'-jockey, Hrsi-J-1* 
 Horse'-laugh, Hrs^i-F 
 Horse'-leech, Hrsi-/,-CC 
 Horse'-litter, Hrsi-Ltr 
 Horse'-load, Hrs^L-D 
 Horse'ly, Hrs-ii 
 Horse'-mackerel, Hrs 1 
 
 M-Kr-L 
 
 Horse'man, Hrs 1 -Mu 
 Horse'manship, Hrs-Mn 
 
 -SH'-P c:SH] 
 Horse'-marten, Hrsi-M- 
 
 R-fn 
 
 Horse'-meat, Hrs!-Mt 
 Horse'-mill, Hrs'-Jl-i 
 Horse'-milliner, Hrs l -M- 
 
 Z,-Nr 
 Horse'-muscle, Hrsi-Ms. 
 
 L 
 
 Horse'-nail, Hrs^N-L 
 Horse'-path, Hrsi-P-TH 
 Horse'-pond, Hrsi-Pnd 
 Horse'-power, Hrs^P-E 
 Horse'-race, Hrsi-fis 
 Horse'-racing, Hrs 1 - Rs - 
 
 NO 
 Horse'-radish, Hrsi-f?-D. 
 
 8H 
 Horse'-rake, Hrs^B-K 
 
HOR 
 
 Horse'-road, Hrs'-.R-D 
 Horse'-run, Hrsi-Jfn 
 Horse'shoe, Hrs'-SH 
 Horse'shoe-head, Hrs- 
 
 SHi-Hd 
 Horse'shoeing, Hrs-SH 1 - 
 
 NG 
 
 Horse'-stable, Hrss'-T-Bl 
 Horse'.-tail, Hrs'-T-I, 
 Horse'-thief, Hrs'-TH-F 
 Horse'-tongue, Hrs 1 - T - 
 
 NG 
 
 Horse'-way, Hrs'-W 
 Horse'-weed, Hrs'-Wd 
 Horse'whip, Hrs-W-P, 
 
 Hrs-W-Pt, Hrs-Wi-P-NG 
 Horse'woman, Hrs - W 1 - 
 
 Mn 
 Horse'- worm, Hrs 1 - Wr - 
 
 M 
 
 Horta'tion, 
 Hor'tative, 
 Hor'tatory, H-fit'-T-/Z 
 Horticult'ural, H - Rt* - 
 
 Kit-si 
 Hor'ticulture, H - Rt l - 
 
 Kltr 
 Horticult'urist, H - fit 2 - 
 
 Kltr-8t 
 
 Hort'ulan, H-tft'-in 
 Hor'tus Sicus, H - R l T- 
 
 ssKs 
 
 Hosan'na, H-Z'-N 
 Hose, Hz 
 Ho'sier, H-ZHr 
 Ho'siery, H-ZHr 2 
 Hos'pice, Hs-Ps' 
 Hos'pitable-y, Hs-Pt'-Bl 
 Hos'pital, Hs-Pt'-I, 
 Hos'pitaler, Hs-Pt'-L-R 
 Hospital'ity, Hs-Pt'-L-T 
 Hos'podar, Hs-Pi-Dr 
 Host, H*t2 
 Hos'tage, HsU-J 
 Hos'tel, Hs-T'-L 
 Hos'telry, Hs-1^-L-R 
 Host'ess, Hs-Ts 2 
 Hos'tile, Hs-T 1 -!, 
 Hos'tilely, Hs-T l -L-L 
 Hostil'ity, Hs-l^-L-T 
 Hos'tler, Hs-^i-R or Sl'-R 
 Hot, Ht', Htr', H-Tst' (or 
 
 Htst 1 ; 
 
 Hot'-bed, Ht'-Bd 
 Hot'-brained, Ht'-Brnd 
 Hotch'pot, H-CH'-Pt 
 Hotch'potch, H - CH 1 - P 
 
 CH 
 
 Hot'-cockles, Ht'-K-Klz 
 Hotel', Ht L? 
 Hot'-headed, Ht'-H-Dd 
 Hot'-house, Ht'-Hs 
 Hot'ly, Ht-L' 
 Hot'ness, Ht'-Ns 
 Hot'-press, Ht'-Prs, Ht 1 
 
 Prst, Ht'-Prs-NG 
 Hot'spur, Hts-Pr 1 
 Hot'tentot, H-Tn'-Tt 
 Hot'-wall, Ht'-Wl 
 Hou'dah, H-D 1 
 
 124 HUM 
 
 Hough, H'-K, Hi-Kt, H 1 - 
 
 Hud'dle, H-D1=, H-Dld 
 
 K-NG 
 
 H-D1 2 -NG 
 
 Hound, Hnd 1 , Hn-Dd 1 , 
 
 Hud'dler, H-DI 2 R 
 
 Hnd'-NG 
 
 Hudibras'tic, Hd-Brs 1 -!- 
 
 Hour, Ri 
 
 K 
 
 Hour'-glass, R'-Gls 
 
 Hue, H 3 
 
 Hour'-nand, R'-Hnd 
 
 Hued, Hd3 
 
 Hour'i, H-Ri 
 
 Huff, H-F, H-Ft=, H-F- 
 
 Hour'ly, R'-i 
 
 NG 
 
 Hour'-plate, R'-Plt 
 
 HufTish, H-F2-SH 
 
 House, (n.) Hs' 
 
 Huflf ishness, H - F 2 - SH~ 
 
 House, (v.) Hz', Hzdi, Hz 1 - 
 
 Ns 
 
 NG 
 
 HufTy, H-F2 
 
 House'-boat, Hs'-Bt 
 
 Hug, H2-G, H 2 -Gd, H=-G- 
 
 House'-breaker, Hs'-Br- 
 
 NG 
 
 Kr 
 
 Huge, H-J 3 . H-Jr 3 , H-Jsts 
 
 House'-breaking, Hs 1 - 
 
 Huge'ly, H-J1 3 
 
 Br-K-NG 
 
 Huge'ness, H-J3-Xs 
 
 House'-dog, Hs^D-G 
 
 Hug'ger-mugger, H 2 -Gr- 
 
 House'hold, Hs'-Hld 
 
 M-Gr 
 
 House'holder, Hs'-Hldr 
 
 Hu'guenot, H^-G-X t 
 
 House'keeper, Hs-K-Pr 1 
 
 Hu'guenotism, H3-G-Xtz- 
 
 HouseTieeping, Hs-K-P 1 - 
 
 M 
 
 KG 
 
 Hulk, H1 2 -K 
 
 House'leek, Hs'-i-K 
 
 Hull, HI 2 , Hid 2 , H1 2 -NG 
 
 House'less, Hs'-Z,s 
 
 Hull-gull', H1 2 -G-L 
 
 House'maid, Hs'-Md 
 
 Hum, H2-M, H 2 -Md, H 2 - 
 
 House'-room, Hs'-R-M 
 
 M-NG 
 
 House'-top, Hs'-T-P 
 
 Hu'man, H 3 -Mn 
 
 House'- warming, Hs 1 - 
 
 Humane', H 2 -Mn 
 
 Wr-M-NG 
 
 Humane'ly, H-M-N1 
 
 House'wife, Hz-W 2 -F 
 
 Humane'ness, H^-Mn-Ns 
 
 House'wifely, Hz-W^-Fl 
 
 Hu'manist, H 3 -Mn-St 
 
 House'wifery, Hz-W^-Fr 
 
 Humanita'rian, H-M-N- 
 
 Hous'ing, Hzi-NG 
 
 T 2 -7Zn 
 
 Hove, H-V2 
 
 Humanita'rianism, H - 
 
 Hov'el, H-V1', H-Vld', H- 
 
 M-N-T 2 -^?nz-M 
 
 VU-NG 
 
 Human'ity, H-M-N-T 1 
 
 Hov'en, H-Vn a 
 
 Humaniza'tion, H 2 -M- 
 
 Hov'er, H-Vr 2 , H-Vrd 2 , H- 
 
 NzAra 
 
 Vr 2 -NG 
 
 Hu'manize, H-Mn-z 3 , H- 
 
 How, H' 
 
 Mn-Zda, H-Mn-Z 3 -NG 
 
 Howadj'i, H-J' 
 Howbe'it, H-B3-T 
 
 Hu'mankind, H* - Mn - 
 Knd 
 
 How'dah, H-Di 
 
 Hu'manly, H3-M-N1 
 
 How'dy, H-D' 
 
 Hum'ble, (a.) H - M -Bl 2 , 
 
 How'el, H-L 1 
 
 H-M-B1 2 -R, H-M-Blst 2 (or 
 
 Howev'er, H-Vr 2 [Hv'j 
 
 M-B1 2 , etc.) 
 
 How'itz, H-Ts' 
 
 Hum'ble, iv.) H - M - Bl 2 , 
 
 How'itzer, Hts-R' 
 
 H-M-Bld 2 , H-M-B1 2 -NG 
 
 Howl, HI'. Hid', Hl'-NG 
 
 (or M-B1 2 . etc.) 
 
 Howl'et, H'-it 
 
 Hum'blebee, H-M-Bl^-B 
 
 Howsoev'er, H - S 2 - Vr 
 
 Hum'bleness, H-M-Bl 2 - 
 
 [Hs-V] 
 
 Ns 
 
 Hoy, H 1 
 
 Hum'bler, H-M-Bl-R 
 
 Hub, hiiB 8 
 
 HumTDles, H-M-Blz 2 
 
 Hub'ble-bubble, H-B1 2 - 
 
 Hum'bly, H-M-B1= (or M- 
 
 B Bl 
 
 Bl 2 ) 
 
 Hub'bub, huB 2 -B 
 
 Hum'bug, H-.M-B 2 -G, H- 
 
 Huck, H--K 
 
 M-B2-Gd. H-M-B2-G-KG 
 
 Huck'aback, H-K-B 2 -K 
 Huck'le-back, H 2 -K1-B-K 
 
 Hum'buggery, H - M - B- 
 Gr 
 
 Huck'le-backed, H2-K1- 
 
 Hum'drum, H-M-Dr 2 -M 
 
 B-Kt 
 
 Hu'meral, H-M-ffl 3 
 
 Huck'le-berry, H=-K1-B- 
 
 Hum'-hum, H--M-H-M 
 
 R 
 
 Hu'mid, H^-Md 
 
 Huck'ster, H 2 -Kstr, H-K- 
 
 Hu'midness, H-M-DS-Ns 
 
 sTrd 2 , HS-Kstr(-) 
 
 Humid'ity, H-Md-T 3 
 
 Huck'sterage, H-K-sTr- 
 
 Humil'iate, H-M-it. H- 
 
 J 
 
 M-Zi 3 -Td, H-M-it 3 -NG 
 
HUM 
 
 Humilia'tion, H-M-Zshn 1 
 Humil'ity, H-M-Z, 3 -T 
 Hum'mer, H2-Mr 
 Hum'ming-bird, H-M- 
 
 NG-Brd 
 
 Hum'mock, H 2 -M-K 
 Hu'mor, H 3 -Mr, H 3 -Mrd. 
 
 H*-Mr?NG or Y 3 -Mr, Y 3 - 
 
 Mrd, Y-Mr-NG 
 Hu'moral, H-Mr-L 3 or Y 8 - 
 
 Mr-L 
 Hu moralism, H-Mr-Zz 3 - 
 
 M or Y 3 -Mr-Z,z-M 
 Hu'morism, H 3 -Mrz-M or 
 
 Y3-Mrz-M 
 Hu'morist, HS-MrstorY 3 - 
 
 Mrst 
 Hu'morous, H 3 -Mrs or 
 
 Y 3 -Mrs 
 Hu'morously, H-Mrs-Z, 3 
 
 or Y-Mrs-Zr 
 Hu'morousness, H 8 -Mrs- 
 
 Ns or Y3-Mrs-Ns 
 Hu'morsome, H 3 -Mrs-M 
 Hump, H-M-P 2 
 Hump'back, H-M-P-B-K 
 Hum'strum, H-Ms-Tr 2 -M 
 Hu'mus, H 3 -Ms 
 Hun, Hn2 
 Hunch, H-N-CHS, H-N- 
 
 CHt 2 H-N-CH=-NG 
 Hunch'back, H-N-CH 2 -B- 
 
 E 
 Hunch'backed, H - N - 
 
 CH2-B-Kt 
 Hun'dred, Hnd--Rd" (or 
 
 100) 
 Hun'dredfold, Hnd-.Rd 2 - 
 
 F-Ld 
 Hun'dredth, Hnd - RA-- 
 
 TH (or 100TH) 
 Hung, H 2 -NG 
 Hun'garian, H-NG-G-Rn 2 
 Hung'-beef, H 2 -NG-Bf 
 Hun'ger, H^NG-Gr, H- 
 
 NG-Grd. H2-NG-Gr-NG 
 
 [or H2-NGr, H-NGrd, H- 
 
 NGr-NG] 
 
 Huu'gnly, H-NG-Gr-i* 
 Sun'gry, H2 - NG - Gr lor 
 
 H2-N(ir] 
 
 Hunk, H2-NG-K 
 Hunk'er, H^-NG-Kr 
 Hunks, H2-NG-K8 
 Hunt, Hnt, Hn-Td, Hnt?- 
 
 NG 
 
 Hunt'er, Hntr 
 Hunt'ing-horn, Hnt - 
 
 NG-Hrn 
 
 Hunt'ress, Hnts-Es 
 Hunts'man, Hntz 2 -Mn 
 Hur'dle, Hr-Dia 
 Hur'dy-gurdy, H - E-- D- 
 
 Gr-D 
 Hurl, H RV, H - Rid, H- 
 
 /J12-NG 
 
 flurl'-bone, H-Kl-Bn 
 Hurl'er, H-RV-R 
 Hurl'ing, H-fll-NG 
 Hur'ly, H-fil* 
 
 Hur'ly-burly, H - fll* - B- 
 
 1 
 
 Hurra' or Hurrah', H-.R 1 
 Hur'ricane, H-2-Kn 
 Hur'riedly, S-R^-D-L 
 Kur'rier, H-Ri R 
 Hur'ry, U.-R"-, H-R&, H- 
 
 R---XG 
 Hur'ry-skurry, H-s 2 -K- 
 
 R 
 
 Hurt, Hrts. Hrt2-NG 
 Hurt'er, Hrtr^ 
 Hurt'ful, Hrt-F-L 
 Hurt'fully, Hrt-F2- 
 Hurt'fulness, Hrt - F 2 - L- 
 
 Ns [Hrt;Fs] 
 Hur'tle, Hr-T12, Hr-Tld=, 
 
 Hr-T12-NG 
 
 Hur'tleberry, Hr-T12-B-^ 
 Hurt'less, Hrt-/,g2 
 Hus'band, Hz-Bnd=, Hz- 
 
 Bu2-Dd, Hz-Bnd2-NG 
 Hus'bandman, Hz-Bnd 2 - 
 
 Mn 
 
 Hus'bandry, Hz-Bnd 2 -.R 
 Hush, H-SH, H-SHV, H- 
 
 SH2-NG 
 Hush'-money, H-SH2-M- 
 
 N 
 Husk, Hs2-K, Hs2-Kt, Hs 2 - 
 
 K-NG 
 
 Husk'iness, Hs 2 -K-Ns 
 Husk'ing, Hs-K-NG 
 Husk'y, Hs2-K 
 Hussar', Hz-B 
 Hus'sy, H-Z2 
 Hus'tings, Hs-T2-NGz 
 Hus'tle, Hs - 2, Hs - ^d2, 
 
 Hs-2.N(j 
 Hus'wife, Hz-F 2 or Hz- 
 
 W2-F 
 Hus'wifery, Hz - F 2 - R or 
 
 Hz-W-'-Fr 
 
 Hut, Hta. H-Td 2 , Ht(-) 2 
 Hutch, H-CH2 
 Huzza', H - Z>, Hz - D\ H- 
 
 Zi-NG 
 
 Hy'acinth, Hs-N-THi 
 Hyacinth'ine, Hs N - 
 
 THn 
 
 Hy'ades, H-Dzi 
 Hy'ads, H-Dzi 
 Hy'aline, H-Lni 
 Hy'brid or Hyb'rid, H- 
 
 Hyb'ridous, 
 Hyd'atid, H-D 3 -Td 
 Hy'dra, H-Dr* 
 Hydran'gea, H-D^-N-J 
 Hy'drant, H-Drnti 
 Hydrar'gyrum, Hdr - Ri- 
 
 Jr-M 
 
 Hy'drate, H-Drt 
 Hydrau'lic, H-Dri-L-K 
 Hydrau'lical, H-Dr'-L-Kl 
 Hydrau'lics, H-Dr'-Z-Ks 
 Hydro-, Hdr 
 Hy'drocele, Hdrs-i 1 
 Hydroceph'alus, Hdrs- 
 
 HYG 
 
 Hydrodynam'ic, Hdr. 
 
 D J -N-M-K 
 Hydrodynam'ics, Hdn 
 
 D'-N-M-K:; 
 
 Hy'drogen, Hdr-Jui 
 Hy'drogenate, Hdr - Ji . 
 
 Nt, Hdr-Ji-N-Td, Hdr-J'- 
 
 Nt-NG 
 Hy'drogenize, Hdr - J l - 
 
 Nz, Hdr-Ji-Xzd. Hdr-J 1 - 
 
 Nz-KG 
 Hydrog'enous, Hdr - J 1 - 
 
 Ns 
 Hydrog'rapher, Hdr-Gr. 
 
 Fri 
 Hydrograph'ic, Hdr 1 , 
 
 Grf-K 
 Hydrograph'ically, Hdz 
 
 Gr-Fi-Kl 
 Hydrog'raphy, Hdr-Gr- 
 
 Fi 
 
 Hydrol'ogy, Hdr-/.i-J 
 Hy'dromancy, Hdr-Mn- 
 
 Si 
 
 Hy'dromel, Hdi-i-Ml 
 Hydrom'eter, Hdr'-Mtr 
 Hydromet'ric, Hdr 2 - Mir, 
 
 K 
 Hydromet'rical, Hdr 2 - 
 
 Mtr-Kl 
 
 Hydrom'etry, Hdr-M-Tr 1 
 Hydropath'ic, Hdr - Pi - 
 
 TH-K 
 Hydropath'ical-ly, Hdr- 
 
 Pi-TH-Kl 
 Hydrop'athist, Hdr - Pi - 
 
 THst 
 
 Hydrop'athy, Hdr-pi-TH 
 Hydropho'bia, Hdr-F 2 -B 
 Hydrophob'ic, Hdr - Fi- 
 
 B-K 
 
 Hydrop'ic, Hdr-P J -K 
 Hydrop'ical, Hdr-P'-Kl 
 Hy'droscope, Hdrs-K-pi 
 Hy'drostat, Hdrs-Tt 1 
 Hydrostat'ic, Hdrs-Tt'-K 
 Hydrostat'ical, Hdrs-Tt 1 - 
 
 Kl 
 Hydrostat'ics, Hdrs-Tti- 
 
 Ks 
 Hydrosul'phate, Hdrs - 
 
 Hydrosul'phuret, Hdrs- 
 
 L'*-F-Rt 
 Hydrotho'rax, Hdr-TH- 
 
 R-Ks 
 
 Hy'drous, H-Drs 1 
 Hye'mal, H3-M1 
 Hyema'tion, H 2 -Mshii 
 Hye'na, H 3 -N 
 Hyge'ian, H-J 3 -N 
 Hyge'ist, H-Jsts 
 Hy'giene, H-Jni 
 Hygien'ic, H-J2-N-K 
 Hygrol'ogy, H-Gr-ii-J 
 Hygrom'eter, H'-Gr-Mti 
 Hygromet'ric, H a -Gr- 
 
 Mtr-K 
 Hygromet'rical, H 5 - Gr 
 
 Mtr-E.1 
 
HYG 
 
 Hygrom'etry, H - Gr - M- 
 
 Tri 
 
 Hy'groscope, H-Grs-K-P 1 
 Hylotheism, H-L 3 -THz- 
 
 M 
 
 Hylozo'ism, H- 2 -Zz-M 
 Hy'men, H-Mn 
 Hymene'al, H-M-N-L 3 
 Hymene'an, H 3 -Mn-N 
 Hymenop'teral, H - Mn - 
 
 Ptr 1 -!, 
 Hymenop'terous, H-Mn- 
 
 Ptri-S 
 Hymn, H 3 -M, H^-Md, H- 
 
 M-NG 
 
 Hym'nal, H^-M-Nl 
 Hym'nic, H"-M-N-K 
 Hymnog'raphy, H-M-N- 
 
 Gr-Fi 
 
 Hymnol'ogy, H-M-N1-.P 
 Hy'qid, H-Di 
 Hyoid'ean, H-Dn* 
 Hyp, hips 
 Hypal'lage, 
 Hy'per, H-Pr 
 Hyper'baton, H - Pr s - B - 
 
 Tn 
 
 Hyper'bola, H-Pr^Bl 
 Hyper'bole, H-Pr 2 -Bl 
 Hyperbolic, H-Pr-Bl-K 
 Hyperbol'ical-ly, H-Pr 1 - 
 
 B1-K1 
 Hyperbol'iform, H - Pr 1 - 
 
 Bl-Fr-M 
 Hyper'bolism, H-Pr 2 -Bl- 
 
 zM 
 
 Hyper'bolist, H-Pr 2 -Blst 
 Hyperbo'rean, H-Pr 2 -B- 
 
 Rn 
 Hypercatalec'tic, H-Pr 2 - 
 
 Kt--K-T-K 
 Hypercrit'ic, H - Pr 3 - Kr- 
 
 T-K 
 Hypercritical, H - Pr 3 - 
 
 Krt-Kl 
 Hypercrit'icism, H-Pr3- 
 
 Kr-T-szM 
 
 Hyper'meter, H-Pr^-Mtr 
 Hyper'trophy, H-Pr 2 -Tr- 
 
 F 
 
 Hy'phen, H-Fn 1 
 Hypnotic, hlP^N-T-K 
 Hyp'notism, hIP 3 - N - T - 
 
 zM 
 
 Hy'po, hi-pi 
 Hypochon'dria, hIPi - 
 
 Kiid-fl 
 Hypochon'driac, HP 1 - 
 
 Knd--K 
 Hypochondri'achal, 
 
 hlP^Knd-.R-Kl 
 Hypochondri'acism, 
 
 hTP^Knd-W-szM 
 Hypochondri'asis, MP 1 - 
 
 Knd-Rss 
 Hypochon'drium, hlP'- 
 
 Knd-R-M 
 
 Hypoc'risy, hlP'-Kr-S 
 Hyp'ocrite, hIP 8 -Krt 
 Hypocrit'ic, hIP 3 -Er-T-K 
 
 126 
 
 Hypocrit'ical-ly, hlP - 
 
 Krt-Kl 
 Hypogas'tric, hlPi-G-sTr- 
 
 K 
 
 Hypos'tasis, hi-Ps^Tss 
 Hypostat'ic, hi-Psi-Tt-K 
 Hypostat'ical-ly, hi-Pa 1 - 
 
 Tt-Kl 
 
 Hypot'eneuse, hi-P'-T-Ns 
 Hypothecate, hi-pi-TH- 
 
 K-T, hi Pi-TH-K-Td, hi- 
 
 pi-TH-K-T-NG 
 Hypotheca'tion, hi - P - 
 
 TH-Kshn 
 Hypofh'enuse, hi-P'-TH- 
 
 N8 
 
 Hypoth'esis, W-pi-THss 
 Hypothet'ic, hi - P 2 - TH - 
 
 T-K 
 Hypothet'ical-ly, hl-P 2 - 
 
 THt-Kl 
 
 Hypozo'ic, hI-P 2 -zK 
 Hypped, hlPt 
 Hy'son, Hs'-N 
 Hys'sop, Hs-P 3 or Hz-P 1 
 Hyste'ria, Hs-T-ft 
 Hyster'ic, Hs-T 2 --K 
 Hysterical, Hs-T2-rt-Kl 
 Hysterics, Hs-T 2 -fi-Ks 
 Hys'teron-proteron, Hs- 
 
 T 3 --N-Prt-tfn 
 Hysterot'omy, Hs-T 1 -^- 
 
 T-M 
 
 I. 
 
 I, the ninth letter of the 
 Alphabet, is used to repre- 
 sent four vowel-sounds, as 
 heard in pike, pick, pique 
 and sir. These sounds are 
 written in Phonography as 
 follows : 
 
 i in pike v-shaped diph- 
 thong-sign in the first po- 
 sition. 
 
 i in pick light third- 
 place dot. 
 
 i in pique heavy third- 
 place dot. 
 
 i in sir light second- 
 place dash. 
 
 Note. As commonly pro- 
 nounced, there is no differ- 
 ence in the sound of the 
 vowels heard in sir, dirt, 
 pert, curb, her, hurt, fir, fur, 
 etc., and they should, there- 
 fore, be written with the 
 same sign. 
 
 When the diphthong- 
 sound of i is initial, as in 
 ice, eyed, ire, Ike, etc., the 
 sign may be joined, when 
 convenient, to the first stem 
 of the word. 
 
 ICH 
 
 The pronoun / irf always 
 written with a short tick, 
 slanting invariably to the 
 right. (See tick-sign fora). 
 When standing alone it is 
 invariably written upward. 
 When joined to a following 
 Pee, Bee, Tee, Dee, Chay, 
 Jay, Ef, Vee, Ith, Dhee, 
 En, Ing or Yay, the tick is 
 struck upward in the direc- 
 tion of Ree. When joined 
 to a following Kay, Gay,: 
 Ess, Zee, Ish, Zhee, Lee,( 
 Er, Ree, Em, Way or Hay, 
 it is struck downward in 
 the direction of Chay. How- 
 ever, before can, could, can- 
 not and could not, the up- 
 ward tick is used to pre- 
 vent conflict between the 
 phrases / can and / am, f 
 cannot and / am not, I could 
 not and I mean to. 
 
 The phrase / have is writ- 
 ten with the downward tick 
 with the r-hook. and / will 
 wita the upward tick with 
 the Z-hoofc. If care be taken 
 to always write the down- 
 ward tick with the same 
 slant as Chay, and the up- 
 ward tick with the slant of 
 Ree, and to make the hooks 
 on them shorter than the 
 ticks, the signs for these 
 phrases will never become 
 confused. 
 
 This abbreviated form of 
 the sign for the pronoun / 
 is also used, in single 
 words, before Em and Lee, 
 as in iambus, isle, island, 
 
 I'amb, i-M-Bi 
 lam'bic, i-M-Bi-K 
 lam'bical, i-M-Bi-Kl 
 lam'bus, i-M-Bs* 
 I'bex, i-Bi-Ks 
 Ibi'dem, i-B^B-M (or i- 
 Bd'-M) 
 
 Ica'rian, i-K-fln 2 
 Ice, i-8i, i-Sti. i-S'-NG 
 Ice'berg, i-S^Br-G 
 Ice'-blink, i-si-Bl-NG-K 
 Ice'-cream, i-S^Kr-M 
 Iced, i-Sti 
 Ice'-floe, i-Si-Fl 
 Ice'-house, i-Si-Hs 
 Icelander, I-S^indr 
 Icelandic, i-S^Lnd-K 
 Ice'land-mocs, i-S^ind- 
 
 Ms 
 
 Ice'-plant, i-S'-Plnt 
 Ichneu'mon, K 3 -N-Mn 
 Ichnog'raphy, K-N-Gr-F* 
 I'chor, iKr 1 
 I'chorous, iKr-S 1 
 Ichtlryol'ogy, 
 
ICH 
 
 Ichthyoph'agous, K - 1 
 
 Ich'thyosaur, K-THs s -R 
 I'cicle, i-S^Kl 
 I'ciness, i-S'-Ns 
 I'cing,i Si-NG 
 Icon'oclasm, K^N-Kl-zM 
 Icon'oclast, KJ-N-Klst 
 Iconoclastic, K - N - Kls - 
 
 T 1 K 
 
 Iconog'raphy, K-N-Gr-F 1 
 IconoFogy, K-N-H-J 
 Icosahe'dron, K-sH-Drn 3 
 Icteric, K-Tr 2 -K 
 Icterlcal, K-Tr 2 -Kl 
 Ic'tus, K-Ts3 
 I'cy,i-S. i-Si-R, i-Sst 1 
 I'd [contracted from / Jiad 
 
 or I would], i-D 1 
 Ide'a. i-D 
 Ide'al, i-D3-L 
 Ide'alism, i-D*-Zz-M 
 Ide'alist, i-D 3 -Zst 
 Ideality, i-Di-Z-T 
 Ide'alize, i-D3-Zz, i-D 3 - 
 
 Zzd, I-D3-Zz-NG 
 Ide'ally, i-D 3 ./; 
 I'dem, i-Di-M 
 Iden'tical-ly, i-Dn2-T-Kl 
 
 [i-Dt 2 -Kl] 
 identiflca'tion, l-Dntf-F- 
 
 Eshn 
 Iden'tify, t-Dnt*-F, i-Dnta- 
 
 Fd, i-Dnf-F-NG 
 Iden'tity, i-Dnts-T 
 Ideographic, i-D>-Grf-K 
 Ideograph'ical-ly, 1-D 1 - 
 
 Gr-F-Kl 
 
 Ideog'raphy, i-Di-Gr-F 
 Ideol'ogy, i-D^Z-J 
 Ides, i-Dz 
 Idioc'rasy, Di-Kr-8 
 Idiocy, D3-g 
 Idiom, D3-M 
 Idiomatic, D^Mt-K 
 Idiomat'ical-ly, Di-Mt 
 
 El 
 
 Idiopathlc, Di-P-TH-K 
 Idiop'athy, Di-P-TH 
 Idiosyn'crasy, Ds 3 -N-Kr- 
 
 8 
 
 Idiot, D 3 -T 
 Idlotcy, D 3 -T-8 
 Idiotic, Di-T-K 
 Idiptlcal-ly, D 1 -T-K1 
 Idlotism, D 3 -T-zM 
 I'dle, i-Di-L, i-Di-Z-R, 
 
 I'dleness, l-Di-L-Ns 
 I'dler, i-Di-Z-R 
 I'dle-wheel, i-Di-Z-Wl 
 I'dly, i-Di-z 
 Id'ocrase, D3-.Irs 
 I'dol, i-Di-L 
 Idol'ater, i-D 1 -Ztr 
 Idol'atress, i-Di-Z-Trs 
 Idol'atrize, i-Di-Z-Trz 
 Idol'atrous, i-D^Z-Trs 
 Idol'atrously, i-Di-Z-Tr 
 ft 
 
 127 
 
 ILL 
 
 Idol'atry, i-Di-Z-Tr 
 
 1 or r-hook. See words be- 
 
 I'dolize, i-D 1 -Zz, l-D^-Zzd, 
 
 ginning with ill- and with 
 
 i-D'-Zz-NG 
 
 irr-. 
 
 I'dolizer, i-Di-Zz-R 
 
 Ill'-bred, Z 3 -Brd 
 
 Ido'neous, i-D 2 -Ns 
 
 Ill'-breeding, Z 3 -Brd(') 
 
 I'dyl or Id'yl, i-Di-L or 
 
 Ille'gal-ly, Z1 3 -G1 
 
 D3-L 
 
 Illegality, ZU-G1-T 
 
 Idyl'lic, I-D8-Z-K 
 
 Ille'galize, Zl^-Glz 
 
 If,F 
 
 Illegibility, Z1 J -J-BU 
 
 Ig'neous, G-Ns 
 
 Illeglble-y, Z1 2 -J-B1 
 
 Ignes'cent, G 2 -Ns-Nt 
 
 Illegitimacy, Zl ! -Jt-M-S 
 
 Ignif'erous, G-N-F 3 -fis 
 
 Illegitimate, Zl 3 -Jt-Mt, 
 
 [g'niform, G-N-F3-R-M 
 
 ZF-Jt-M-Td. Z13-Jt-Mt(l 
 
 [gnig'enous, G-N-J 3 -Ns 
 
 Illegitimately, Zl 3 -Jt- 
 
 [gnip'otent, G-N-p3-Tnt 
 [g'nis-fatuus, G3-Ns-F-Ts 
 
 Mt-z 
 Illegitima'tion, Zl 2 -Jt- 
 
 Ignite', Gi - Nt, G - N - Td 1 , 
 
 Mshn 
 
 Qi.jft-NG 
 
 Ill'-favored, Z 3 -F-Vrd 
 
 Ignitlble, G-Nt-BU 
 
 Illib'eral, 7^-Br-L 
 
 [gni'tion, G 3 -Nshn 
 
 Illiberallty, zn-Br-Z T 
 
 [gniv'omous, G-N-V 3 -Ms 
 
 Illib'erally, ZP-Br-Z 
 
 Igno'ble, G-N-Bls 
 
 Illicit, Zs 3 -T 
 
 Igno'bleness, G-N-Bl^-Ns 
 
 Illicitly, Zs 3 -T-Z 
 
 Igno'bly, G-N-Bl 2 
 
 Illicltness, Zs 3 -T-Ns 
 
 Ignominious, G 3 - N - M- 
 
 Illimitable, Zis-Mt-Bl 
 
 Ns 
 
 Illit'eracy, Zl 3 -Tr-S 
 
 Ignominlously, G-N-M- 
 
 Illit'erate, Zl 3 -Trt 
 
 Ns-L 
 
 Illit'erateness. Zl 3 -Trt- 
 
 Ig'nominy, GS-N-M-N 
 
 Na 
 
 Ignora'muq, G-Nr-Ms 
 Ig'norance, G^-Nrns 
 
 Ill'-nature, L-Ntr 
 Ill'-natured, Z 3 -N-CHr_ 
 
 Ig'norant, GS-Nrnt 
 
 Ill'-naturedly, Z 3 - N - 
 
 Ig'norantly, G-Nrnt-Z3 
 
 CHrd-Z 
 
 Ignore', G 2 - Nr, G 2 - Nrd, 
 
 Ill'ness, Z 3 -Ns 
 
 G 2 -Nr-NG 
 
 Illoglcal-ly, Zli-J-Kl 
 
 Igua'na, Gw J -N 
 
 Illoglcalness, z^-J-Kl- 
 
 Ilex, i-zi-Ks 
 
 Ns 
 
 Iliac, IAK 
 
 Ill'-starred, Zs 3 -T-Rd 
 
 Ili'acal, L'-Kl 
 
 Illtem'pered, L- - T - M - 
 
 Iliad, ZS-D 
 
 Prd 
 
 Ilium, L3-M 
 
 Ill'-turn, Z 3 -T-En 
 
 Ilk, LS-K 
 
 Illude', Z 3 -D, Z 3 -Dd, z*- 
 
 111, Z 
 
 D-KG 
 
 Illapse', Z 1 -Ps 
 
 Illume', L3-M, lAMd, L3- 
 
 Illa'queable, Z 3 -Kw-Bl 
 
 M-NG 
 
 Illa'queate, z 2 -Kw-T, Z 2 - 
 
 Illu'minable, L3-M-N-B1 
 
 Kw-Td, Z-Kw-T-NG 
 
 Illu'minate, L - M - N - T, 
 
 Illa'tion, Zshn 
 
 L3-M-N-Td, L3-M-N-T-NG 
 
 Illative, Z8-Tv 
 
 Illumina'ti, LS-M-N-T 
 
 Illaud'able, zli-D-Bl 
 
 Illumina'tion, L- - M - 
 
 Note. When, in the com- 
 
 Nshn 
 
 mon English spelling, a 
 
 Illu'minative, L 3 - M - N- 
 
 negative is formed by pre- 
 
 TV 
 
 fixing another syllable 
 
 Illu'minator, L 3 -M-Ntr 
 
 which repeats the first 
 
 Illu'mine, L 3 -Mn 
 
 consonant of the positive 
 
 Illuminee', L 3 -M-N 
 
 word, as in the words mod- 
 
 Illu'sion, Zzhn 3 
 
 erate immoderate, neces- 
 
 Illu'sionist, Zzhn 3 -St 
 
 sary unnecessary, legal 
 
 Illu'sive, Zs 3 -V 
 
 illegal, rational irration- 
 
 Illu'sively, Zs3-v-z 
 
 al, it becomes necessary in 
 
 Illu'siveness, Zs 3 -V-Ns 
 
 Phonography to write an 
 
 Illu'sory, Zs 3 -.R 
 
 additional consonant in 
 
 Illus'trate, Zs^-Trt, Zs*- 
 
 order to prevent conflict 
 
 Tr-Td. Zs'-TrtC) 
 
 between the. outlines of 
 
 Illustra'tion, Zs 2 -Tr8hn 
 
 the positive and negative Illus'trative, Zs 2 -Tr-Tv 
 words. T ...is is done in the Illustratively, Zs 2 -Tr-T 
 
 cases of m and n by prefix- 
 
 VI 
 
 ing an M or K stem, and in 
 
 Illus'trator, Zs^-Trtr 
 
 the cases of I and r,by the Illus'trious, Ls 2 -Trs 
 
ILL 
 
 Illus'trioasly, LB--Tr-sL 
 Illus'triousuess, La*-1rs- 
 Hfl 
 
 ni-wiir, L*-L 
 
 Il'ly, L*-L 
 
 Im'age,. M-J, M-Jd 3 M- 
 
 ja-NG 
 
 Im'agery, M-J 3 -^ 
 Imaginable, M-Ji-N-Bl 
 Imaginary, M-Ji-Nr 
 Imagina'tion, M-J*-Nshn 
 Imaginative, M-Ji-Nt-V 
 Imag'ine, M-Jn 1 , M-Jnd 1 , 
 
 M-Jni-NG 
 
 Jmaglner, M-<n-Nr 
 Imam', M J -M 
 I'naan, i-Mn 1 
 Imaum', M J -M 
 Imband', M-Bndi 
 Imbank', M-Bi-NG-K 
 Imbank'ment, M-Bi-NG- 
 
 E-Mnt 
 Imbathe', M-B*-DH. M- 
 
 B*-DHd, M-B*-DH-NG 
 "jnTjecile, M-Bs*-L 
 Imbecil'ity, M-fis-si-T 
 Imbed', M-Bd z , M-B^-Dd, 
 
 M-B3-D-NG 
 Imbez'zle, M-B*-Z1 
 Imbibe', M - fii - B, M Bi- 
 
 B-D. M-B'-B-NG 
 Imbibi'tion, M-B 3 -Bshn 
 Imbit'ter, M-Btr M-B3- 
 
 Trd, M-Btr-NG 
 imbod'y, M-fii-D 
 Imbold'en, M-Bl*-Dn 
 Imbor'der, M-B>-Bdr 
 Imbosk', M-B'-sK 
 Imbos'om, M-B 8 -zM, M- 
 
 B-zMd. M-BS-zM-NG 
 Tmbow', M-B* 
 Imbow'er, M-B^K 
 Im bricate, M-Br-Kt 
 Im'bricated, M-Br-K-Td 
 Imbrica'tion, M - Br s - 
 
 Eshn 
 
 Imbrogl'io, M-Br-i 
 Imbrown', M Brn 1 , M - 
 
 Brndi. M-BrnJ-NG 
 Imbrue', M-Br, M-Brd 3 , 
 
 M-Br 3 -NG 
 Imbrute', M-Brts M-Br- 
 
 Td, M-Brt(-)8 
 Imbue', M-B*, M-Bd3, M- 
 
 B8-NG 
 
 Imburse', M-Biirs a 
 Imburse'ment, M - Bur 2 - 
 
 sMnt 
 
 Imitabil'ity, M-T-Blt 
 Im'itable, M-T3-B1 
 Im'itate, M-Tta, M- 
 
 128 
 Immac'ulately, M-M-Klt 
 
 Immac'ulateness, M^M- 
 
 Klt-Ns 
 Immal'leable, M - M - i 1 - 
 
 Bl 
 Immana'tion, M* - M - 
 
 Nshn 
 
 Im'manence, Mn 3 -Ns 
 Im'manency, Mn 3 -N-S 
 Im'manent, Mn 3 -Nt 
 Imman'ity, M-M-N-T 1 
 Imman'uel, M-M-N-L 1 
 Immask', M^Ms-K 
 Immaterial, M-Mtr-L 3 
 Immate'rialjy, M-Mtr-L 3 
 Immate'rialism, M-Mtr- 
 
 3 -zM 
 Immate'rialist, M-Mtr- 
 
 Immaterial'ity, M - Mtr- 
 
 i'-T 
 Immate'rialness, M-Mtr- 
 
 Immature', M-Mt-B 3 
 Immatured', M- 
 Immature'ly, M 
 Immature'ness, M-Mt- 
 
 Immatu'rity, M-Mt-B 3 -T 
 
 (or M-Mt-fltf) 
 Immeas'urable-y, M-M- 
 
 ZHr 2 -Bl 
 Immechan'ical, Mi - M - 
 
 K-N-K1 
 Imme'diate, M - M - Dt 3 
 
 [M 3 -Mt] 
 Imme'diately, M-M-Dt 3 - 
 
 L [M-Mt 8 -i] 
 Imme'diateness, M - M - 
 
 Immedicable, M-Md-K- 
 
 Immelo'dious, M-M-Z.2- 
 
 Ds 
 Immemo'rial-ly, M-M- 
 
 Immense', M 2 -Ns 
 Immensely, M-Ns-L a 
 Immense'ness, M*-Na-Ns 
 Immen'sity, M-Ns-T 2 
 Immensurabillty, M-M- 
 
 N-SHra-Blt 
 Immen'surable, M-M-N- 
 
 Immen'surate, M - M - N- 
 
 SHrta 
 
 Immerge', M-M-B 2 -J 
 Immerse', M-fis a , 
 
 Imita'tion, M-Tshn* 
 Im'itative, M-T^-Tv 
 Im'itativeness, M-T^Tv- 
 
 Ns [M-Tt 3 :Vs] 
 Im'itator, M-Ttr 3 
 Immac'ulate, M^M-KH. 
 
 See Note under the word 
 Illaudable. 
 
 -- 
 
 Immer'sion, M-flshn 
 Immer'sionist, M-/ishn= 
 
 St 
 Immesh', M - M - SH 2 , M - 
 
 M-5Ht2, M-M-SH2-NG 
 Immethod'ical-ly, M - 
 
 M-THdi-Kl 
 Immethod'icalness, Jl 
 
 M-THd'-Kl-Ns 
 Im'migrant, M-Grnt 
 
 IMP 
 
 Im'migrate, M 3 - Grt, M 
 
 Gr-Td a . M 3 -Grt-NG 
 Immigra'tion, M 3 -Grshn. 
 
 See Emigration. 
 Im'minence, Mn 3 -Ns 
 Im'minent, Mn 3 -Nt 
 Im'minently, Mn-Nt-L3 
 Immiscibil'ity, M,-Ms-B- 
 
 Z.-T 
 
 Immis'cible, M-Ms-B 3 -L 
 Immis'sion, M 3 -Mshn 
 Immit', M 3 -Mt, M-M-Td 
 
 M a -Mt(-) 
 Immit'igable, M - Mt - Q- 
 
 Bl 
 
 Immix', M 3 -M-Ks 
 Immob'ile, M-M-B1 1 
 Immobil'ity. M-M-B1 3 -T 
 Immod'erate, M-Md-fiti 
 Immod'erately, M - Md- 
 
 KV-L 
 Immod'erateness, M - 
 
 Md-W-Ns 
 Immodera'tion, M-Md- 
 
 fishn 2 
 Immod'est, M-M-Dst 1 (or 
 
 Mi-Mdst) 
 Immod'estly, M-M-Dsti- 
 
 L [M-M-Ds'-L] 
 Immod'esty, M-M-Ds'-T 
 Im'molate, M-I/t 3 , M-Z, 3 - 
 
 Td, M-Z,t 3 -NG 
 Immola'tion, M-ishn s 
 Im'molator, M-itr 3 
 Immor'al-ly, M-M-fiU 
 Immoral'ity, M-M-fil 1 -! 
 
 (or -Bit) 
 
 Immor'tal-ly, M-MrtJ-Z, 
 Immortal'ity, M-Hrt-Z-i- 
 
 T 
 Immor'tallze, M-Mrt-Zzi, 
 
 M-Mrt-Lzd 1 , M-Mrt-Lz 1 - 
 
 NO 
 
 Immortelle', M-AI-t 2 -L 
 Immovabil'ity, M-M-V 3 - 
 
 Bl-T 
 Immov'able-y, M-M-V- 
 
 Bl 
 Immov'ableness, M - M- 
 
 V 3 -Bl-Ns [IBs] 
 Immu'nity, M-M-N-T 3 
 Immure', M-M-fi 3 , M-M- 
 * 
 
 Immu'sical, M-Mz-K-L 3 
 Immutability, M-Mt-Bl 
 
 -T 
 
 Immu'table-y, M-Mt-Bl 
 Immu'tableness, M-Mt- 
 
 Bl 3 -Ns [IBs] 
 Imp, M-PS Mt 3 , M-P 3 -NG 
 Impact', M-pi-Kt, M-Pi- 
 
 K-Td. M-Pi-Kt-NG 
 Im'pact, M-P 3 -Kt 
 Impair', M-Pr', M-Prdi, 
 
 M-P^-NG 
 
 Impair'er, M-Pri-R 
 Impale', M-P 2 -L, M-P- 
 
 Ld. M-P2-L-NG 
 Impale'ment, M-P 2 -i- 
 
 Mnt 
 
IMP 
 
 Impalpability, M-P1-F 
 
 Bit* 
 Impal'pable-y, M-PP-P- 
 
 Bl 
 
 Impal'sy, 
 Impana'tion, M-P a -Nshn 
 Impan'el, M-P^Nl, M-P 1 - 
 
 Nld, M-P1-N1-NG 
 Impar'adise, 
 
 KG 
 
 Impar'ity, M-pi-fi-T 
 Impark', M-Pri-K, M-Pr 1 - 
 
 Kt, M-Pr!-K-NG 
 Impart', M-Prti, M-Fr 1 - 
 
 Td, M-Prt(-) 1 
 Imparta'tion, M - Pr - 
 
 Tshn 
 
 Impart'er, M-Prtri 
 Impar'tial, M-Pri-SHl 
 Impartiality, M-Pr-fiHl- 
 
 T 
 
 Impartially, M-Pr-S/n 
 Impartibil'ity, M - Prr.a 
 
 Bl-T 
 
 Impart'ible, M-Prti-Bl 
 Impart'ment, M-Prti-Mnt 
 Impass'able, M-Ps^Bl 
 Impass'ableness, M-Ps 1 - 
 
 Bl-Ns 
 Impassibil'ity, M-Ps 3 -Bl- 
 
 T 
 
 Impas'sible, M-Ps^Bl 
 Impas'sibleness, M-Ps 1 - 
 
 Bl-Ns 
 
 Impas'sion, M-Pshn 1 
 Impas'sionate, M-pi-5f- 
 
 Nt. See Impassioned. 
 Impas'sioned, M-Pshn 1 - 
 
 D. See Impassionate. 
 Impas'sive, M-Ps^V 
 Impas'sively, M-Psi-V-Z 
 Impassivity, M-Ps 3 -V-T 
 Impas'siveness, M-Ps 1 - 
 
 V-Ns 
 Inipasta'tion, M - Ps 2 - 
 
 Tshn 
 Impaste', M-Pst 2 , M-Ps s - 
 
 Td, M-Ps 2 -NG 
 Impat'ible, M-pi-T-Bl 
 Impa'tience, M-P^SHhs 
 Impa'tient, M-P 2 -S/fnt 
 Impa'tiently, M-pz-^Hnt- 
 
 If 
 
 Impat'ronize, M-PJ-Tr- 
 
 Nz 
 Impawn', M-Pni, M-Pn 1 - 
 
 D, M-Pni-NG 
 Impeach', M-P 8 -CH, M- 
 
 P 3 -CHt, M-Pa-CH-NG 
 Impeach'able, M-P'-CH- 
 
 Bl 
 
 Impeach'er, M-P 3 -CHr 
 Impeach'ment, M - P 3 - 
 
 CH-Mnt 
 Impearl', M-P 2 -fil, M-P 2 - 
 
 Rld. M-P 2 -1-NG 
 Impeccabil'ity, M-P 8 -K- 
 
 Blt 
 
 tmpec'cable, M-P-K-Bl 
 6* 
 
 129 
 
 Impec'cancy, M-P 2 -Kn-S 
 Impecunios'ity, M-pi-K- 
 
 Ns-T 
 Impecun'ious, M-P 3 -K- 
 
 Na 
 Impede', M-P^-D Y-f 3 - 
 
 Dd. M-P3-D-NG 
 Imped'iment, M-P 2 -D- 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Imped'itive, M-P^-D-Tv 
 Impel', M-ps-L, M-pa-Ld, 
 
 N-P2-L-NG 
 
 Impel'lent, M-P 2 -Znt 
 Impel'ler, M-ps-i-R 
 Impelling, M-pa-L-NG 
 Impen', M-Pn 
 Impend', M - Pn* - D, M- 
 
 Pn^-Dd, M-Pn'-i-D-NG 
 Impend'ence, M-Pn 2 -Dns 
 Impend'ency, M-Pu=-Dn- 
 
 S 
 
 Impend'ent, M-Pn-Dnt 
 Impending, M-Pn^-D-NG 
 Impenetrabil'ity, M-P^- 
 
 N-Tr-Blt 
 Impen'etrable-y, M - P- 
 
 N-Tr-Bl 
 Impen'etrableness, M- 
 
 P 2 -N-Tr-Bl-Na [IBs] 
 Impen'itence, M - P" - N- 
 
 Tns 
 Impen'itency, M - PS - N- 
 
 Tn-S 
 
 Impen'itent, M-P2-N-Tnt 
 Impen'itently, M -P2-N- 
 
 Tnt-L 
 
 Imperative, M-Prt 2 -V 
 Imper'atively, M-Prt^-V- 
 
 L 
 
 Imper'ator, M-ps-Ktr 
 Imperceiv'able, M-Prs 3 - 
 
 V-B1 
 Imperceptibil'ity, M - 
 
 Prs-Pt-Blt 
 Impercep'tible-y, M - 
 
 Prs 2 -Pt-Bl 
 Impercep'tibleness, M- 
 
 Prs 2 -Pt-Bl-Ns [IBs] 
 Impercep'tive, M - Prs 2 - 
 
 Pt-V 
 
 Imperfect, M-Prf-Kt 
 Imperfec'tion, M - Prf 2 - 
 
 Kshn 
 Imper'fectly, M-Prf2-Kt- 
 
 L 
 ImperTectness, M - Prf-- 
 
 Kt-Ns 
 Impei^forable, 
 
 Bl 
 
 Impei^forate, 
 Imperfora'tion, M - Prf 2 - 
 
 Rshn 
 
 Impe'rial. M-P 3 -B1 
 Impe'riahst, M-P 3 -Blst 
 Imperial'ity, M-Pi-Hl-T 
 Imperially, M-P-1 
 Imper'il, M-P 2 -fil, M-P 2 - 
 
 KIA. M-P^-fil-NG 
 Impe'rious, M-P 8 -Rs 
 Impe'riously, M-P-fis-L 
 
 IMP 
 
 Impe'riousness, 
 
 -Na 
 Imper'ishable, M-P 2 -- 
 
 SH-Bl 
 Imper'manence. M-Pr 2 - 
 
 Mn-Na 
 Impermeabil'ity, M-Pr 3 - 
 
 M-B1-T 
 Imper'meable, 5l-Pr2-3I- 
 
 Bl 
 Impersonal-ly, M - Prs 2 - 
 
 M 
 Impersonal'ity, M-Prs 1 - 
 
 Nl-T 
 Impersonate, M-Prs-Xt, 
 
 M-Prs--N-Td, M-Prs 2 -Nt< 
 
 NG 
 Impersonation, M-Prs 2 > 
 
 Nshn 
 Impersonifica'tion, M- 
 
 Pr 2 -sN-F-Kshn 
 Imperspicm'ity, M-Prs*- 
 
 P-K-T 
 Imperspic'uous, Il-Prs s - 
 
 P-Ks 
 Impersua'sible, M - Pr 2 - 
 
 sWz-B(-L) 
 Imper'tinence, M-P 2 -St- 
 
 Nns 
 Imper'tinency, M-ps-JZt- 
 
 Nn-S 
 Imper'tinent, M - P 2 - Rt- 
 
 Nnt 
 Imper'tinently, M - P 2 - 
 
 flt-Nnt-i 
 Imperturbabil'ity, M - 
 
 Prta-^-B-BH 
 Impertur'bable, M-Prt 2 - 
 
 R B-B1 
 Imperturba'tion, M - 
 
 Imper' viable, M - Pr 2 - V- 
 
 Bl 
 
 Imper'vious, M-Pr=-Vs 
 Imper'vioasly, M-Pr'-Va 
 
 -L 
 Imper'viousness, M-Pr !i - 
 
 Vs-Ns 
 
 Im'petrate, M-P 3 -Trt 
 Impetra'tion, 51 - P - 
 
 Trshn 
 Impetuos'ity, M-P'-CH- 
 
 sT 
 
 Impet'uous, M-P 2 -CHf 
 Impet'uously, M-P2-CH- 
 
 sL 
 Impet'uousness, M - P : -> 
 
 CHs-Ns 
 
 Im'petus, M-P 8 -Ts 
 Im'phee, M-F 3 
 Impierce', M-P 3 -Bs 
 Impi'ety, M-pi-T 
 Impinge', M - Pn* - J, M- 
 
 Pns-Jd, M-Pn-J-NG 
 Impinge'ment, M-Pn s -J 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Im'pious, M-Ps 8 
 Im'piously, M-P 3 -81 
 Im'piousness, M-Ps 8 -Ns 
 Imp'ish, M-P 8 -SH 
 
IMP 
 
 Implacabil'ity, M-P1*-K 
 
 Bit 
 Impla'cable-y, M-Pl^K- 
 
 Bl 
 Impla'cableness, M-P1 2 - 
 
 K-Bl-Ns [IBs] 
 Implant', M-Plnti, M-Pln 1 
 
 -Td. M-Plnti-KG 
 Implanta'tion, M-Pln 2 - 
 
 Tshn 
 
 Implau'sible, M-Plz^Bl 
 Implau'sibleness, M - 
 
 Piz'-Bl-Ns 
 Implead', M-Pld 3 , M-P1 8 - 
 
 Dd, M-Pld(-) 3 
 Implead'er, M-Pl 3 -Dr 
 Im'plement, M-Pl 3 -Mnt 
 Imple'tion, M-Plshn 3 
 Im'plex, M-Pia-Ks 
 Im'plieate, M-Pl 3 -Kt, M- 
 
 Pl 3 -K-Td. M-Pl 3 -Kt-NG 
 Implica'tion, M - PI 8 - 
 
 Im'plicative, M-Pl 3 -Kt-V 
 Im'plicatively, M-Pl 3 -Kt- 
 
 \-L 
 
 Implic'it, M-Pls8-T 
 Implicitly, M-Pls>-T-Z, 
 Implic'itness, M-Pls 3 -T- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Impli'edly, M-PU-D-Z. 
 Implora'tion, M - PI 2 
 
 Rshn 
 Implore', M-P1 2 -B, M-P1 2 - 
 
 Bd, M-Pl 2 -#-NG 
 Implor'er, M-Pl 2 -Rr 
 Imploringly, M-Pl 2 -jR- 
 
 KG1 
 
 Implum'ed, M-PJS-Md 
 Implu'mous, M-Pl 3 -Ms 
 Implu'vium, M-P1 8 -V-M 
 Imply', M-Pli, M-Pld 1 , 
 
 M-Pli-XG 
 Impoi'son, M-Pzi-N, M- 
 
 Pz'-Nd, M-Pz-N-NG 
 Impolicy, M-pi-Zr-S 
 Impolite', M-pi-Lt 
 Impolitely, M-pi-it-Z, 
 Impolite'ness, M-pi-it- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Impolitic, M-PU-T-K 
 Impoliticly, M-PU-T-K1 
 Imponderability, M-P"- 
 
 N-Dr-Blt 
 Impon'derable, M-P'-N- 
 
 Dr-Bl 
 Impon'derableness, M- 
 
 Pi-N-DrlBs 
 Impon'derous, M-pi-N- 
 
 Drs 
 
 Imporoslty, M-pi-fis-T 
 Impo'rous, M-P^-BS 
 Import', M-Prt*, M-Pr- 
 
 Td, M-Prt(-)3 
 Im'port, M-Prt a 
 Import'able, M-Prt'-Bl 
 Impor'tance, M-Pr>-Tns 
 
 [M-Prf] 
 fmpor'tant, M-Pr'-Tnt 
 
 LM-Prti] 
 
 130 
 
 IMP 
 
 Importantly, M-Pi^-Tnt- 
 
 Im'precatory, M-PrS-K. 
 
 L [M-Prt'ii] 
 
 i-a 
 
 Importa'tion, M - Pr 2 - 
 
 Imprecision, M-PrsrAnS 
 
 Tshn 
 
 Impregn', M-Prn 3 
 
 Import'er, M-Prtr 2 
 
 Impreg'nable-y, M-Pr*- 
 
 Import'unacy, M-P^-Kt- 
 
 G-N-B1 
 
 N-8 
 
 Impreg'nate, M - Pr 2 - G- 
 
 Import'unate, M-P^fit- 
 
 Nt, M-Pr 2 -G-N-Td, M-Pr 2 - 
 
 Nt 
 
 G-Nt-NG 
 
 Import'unately, M-Pi-Ztt 
 
 Impregna'tion, M-Pr^G- 
 
 -Nt-L 
 
 Nshn 
 
 Import'unateness, M-P 1 - 
 
 Imprescrip'tible, M-Pr 3 - 
 
 .Rt-Nt-Ns 
 
 sKr-Pt-Bl 
 
 Importune', M-P 3 -fl-Tn. 
 
 Impress', M - Prs 8 , M - 
 
 M-P 8 --Tnd, M-P 3 -Z^-Tn- 
 
 Prst 2 , M-Prs=-NG 
 
 NG 
 
 Im'press, M-Prs 3 
 
 Importu'ner, M-P 3 -B-T- 
 
 laipressibillty, M-Prs- 
 
 Nr 
 
 Blt 
 
 Im'portunity, M-P 3 -tft- 
 
 Impressible, M-Prs s -Bl 
 
 Mt 
 
 Impres'sion, M-Prshu 2 
 
 Impos'able, M-Pz^Bl 
 
 Impres'sionable, M - 
 
 Impose', M-Pz 2 , M-Pzd 2 , 
 
 Prshn'-i-B-L 
 
 M-Pz 2 -NG 
 
 Impressive, M-Prs^V 
 
 Impos'er, M-P 2 -Zr 
 
 Impressively, M-Prs 2 -V. 
 
 Imposing, M-Pz^NG 
 Imposingly, M-Pz 2 -NGl 
 
 Z- 
 Impresslveness, M-Prs? 
 
 Imposing-stone, M-Pz 2 - 
 
 -V-Ns 
 
 NG-sTn 
 
 Impress'ment, M-Pr 2 - 
 
 Imposi'tion, M-Pz*7m 3 
 
 sMnt 
 
 Impossibility, M-Ps 3 -Bl- 
 
 Impress'ure, M-Pr 2 -SHr 
 
 T(-Blt) 
 
 Im'prest, M-Prst 3 
 
 Impossible, M - Ps 1 - Bl 
 
 Imprest', M-Prst 2 , M-Prs'' 
 
 [M-Ps 1 ] 
 
 Td. M-Prs 2 -T-NG 
 
 Im'post, M-Pst 3 
 Imposfnumate, M - Ps 1 - 
 
 Imprima'tur, M-Pr 2 -Mti 
 Impri'mis, M-Pr'-Ms 
 
 T-Mt, M-Psi-T-M-Td, M- 
 
 Im'print, M-Prnt 3 
 
 Psi-T-Mt(-) 
 
 Imprint', M - Prnt 3 . M . 
 
 Imposthuma'tion, M- 
 
 Prn 3 -Td, M-Prut^-NG 
 
 Ps^T-Mshn 
 
 Impris'on, M-Prz 3 -N. M- 
 
 Impost'hume, M-Psi-T- 
 
 Prz 3 -Nd. M-Prz 3 -N-NG 
 
 M 
 
 Impris'onment, M-Prz 3 - 
 
 Impos'tor, M-Pstr 1 
 
 N-Mnt 
 
 Impos'torship, M-Pstr 1 
 
 Improbability, M-Pr 3 
 
 !SH 
 
 B-Blt 
 
 Impost'ure, M-P'-sCHr 
 
 Improb'able-y, M - Pr 1 . 
 
 Im'potence, M-P 3 -Tns 
 
 B-B1 [M-Pri-B] 
 
 Im'potency, M-P 3 -Tn-8 
 Im'potent, M-P 3 -Tnt 
 Im'potently, M-ps-Tnt-L 
 
 Improbity, M-Pr'-B-T 
 Improfl'cience, M-Pr 3 - 
 Fshiis 
 
 Impound', M-Pn 1 -!). M- 
 
 Improfi'ciency, M-Pr 3 - 
 
 Pn!-Dd, M-Pni-D-NG 
 
 Fshn-S 
 
 Impound'er, M-Pndr 1 
 
 Improlif'ic, M-P^-Z-F-K 
 
 Impov'erish, M - Pv 1 - R - 
 
 Impromp'tu, M-Pr'-M-T 
 
 8H. M-Pv^-fl-SHt, M-Pv 1 - 
 
 Improp'er, M-Pr'-Pr 
 
 JZ-8H-NG 
 Impov'erisher, M-Pvi-fi- 
 
 Improp'erly, M-Pri-Pr-Z 
 Impro'priate, M-Pr 2 -Pr- 
 
 SHr 
 
 T. M-Pr 2 -Pr-Td, M-Pr 2 - 
 
 Impov'erishment, M - 
 
 Prt(-) 
 
 Pvi-fi-SH-Mnt 
 
 Impropria'tion, M-Pr 2 - 
 
 Impracticability, M - 
 
 Prshn 
 
 PrS-K-T-K-BH [M-Pr 3 - 
 
 Impro'priator, M - Pr 2 - 
 
 K-Blt] 
 
 Prtr 
 
 Imprac'ticable-y, M-Pr 1 - 
 
 Impropri'ety, M-Fr^Pr- 
 
 K-T-K-Bl [M-Pr-K-Bl] 
 
 T 
 
 Imprac'ticableness, M- 
 
 Improvabillty, M-irrv- 
 
 Pr'-KiBs 
 
 B-Zt 
 
 Im'precate, M-Pr-Kt. M- 
 
 Improv'able, M-trv*-Bl 
 
 Pr 3 -K-Td, M-Pr 3 -Kt-NG 
 
 (-L) 
 
 Impreca'tion, M - Pr 2 - 
 
 Improve'ablenesf |I- 
 
 KsUn 
 
 Prv 3 !Ba 
 
IMP 
 
 Improve', M - Prv3 M - 
 
 Prvd 3 , M-Prv-NG 
 Improve'ment, M - Prv 3 - 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Improv'er, M-PrS-Vr 
 Improvidence, M-Prvi- 
 
 Dns 
 Improv'ident, M-Prv 1 - 
 
 Dut-L 
 Improv'isate, M-PrJ-Vs- 
 
 T, M-Pr>-Vs-Td, M-Pri- 
 
 Vs-T-NG 
 Improvisa'tion, M - Pr 2 - 
 
 Vsshn 
 Improvisato're, M - Pr 2 - 
 
 Vz-T-fi 
 Improvisatri'ce, M-Prvs. 
 
 Z-Tr-CH 
 Improvise', M-PrJ-Vz, M- 
 
 Pr^Vzd. M-Pr!-Vz-NG 
 Improvis'er, M-Pr'-V-Zr 
 Impru'dence, M-Pr^-Dns 
 Impru'dent, M-PrM)nt 
 Impru'dently, M - Pr^ - 
 
 Dnt-L 
 
 Impu'berty, M-P-Br 3 -T 
 Im'pudence, M-P 3 -Dns 
 Im'pudent, M-P 3 -Dnt 
 Im'pudently, M-P 3 -Dnt- 
 
 L 
 
 Impudic'ity, M-P 3 -Ds-T 
 Impugn', M-Pn M-Pn'- 
 
 D, M-PnS-NG 
 
 Impugn'able, M-P-N-B1 
 Impugn'er, M-P 3 -Nr 
 Impu'issant, M-Ps-Nt 
 Im'pulse, M-P 8 -:Ls 
 Impul'sion, M-P 2 -Lshn 
 Impul'sive, M-PZ-Ls-V 
 Impul'sively, M - P 2 - Ls- 
 
 VI 
 
 Impu'nity, M-ps-N-T 
 Impure', M-P 3 -fi. See 
 
 Pure. 
 
 Impure'ly, M-ps-Bl 
 Impure'ness, M-P 3 -K-Ns 
 Impu'rity, M-P^-B-T 
 Impur'ple, M-Pr^-Pl, M- 
 
 Pr-Pld, M-Pr 2 -Pl-NG 
 Imputabil'ity, M-P-T- 
 
 Blt 
 
 Imput'able, M-P'-T-Bl 
 Imput'ableness, M-ps-T- 
 
 Bl-Ns [M-PfMBs] 
 Imputa'tion, M-P 2 -Tshn 
 Imput'ative, M-P-T-Tv 
 Imput'atively, M-P-T- 
 
 T-V1 
 Impute', M-pt, 
 
 Imput'er, M-Ptr^ 
 Imputres'cible, M - P*. 
 
 Trs-Bl 
 In, N 
 Inability, N-B'-i-T (or 
 
 Lt) 
 Inaccessibil'ity, N-Kss- 
 
 Inaccess'ibleness. N - 
 Kss-B^-i-Ns 
 
 181 
 
 i Inacoess'ible, N-Kss-B 2 - 
 
 I L 
 Inaccess'ibly, N-Kss-B 2 - 
 
 L 
 
 Inac'curacy, N-K-fi!-8 
 Inac'curate, N-K-fit> 
 Inac'curately, N-K-.W-Z 
 Inac'tion, Ni-Kshn 
 Inac'tive, N-Kt-V 1 
 Inac'tively, N-Kt-V 1 -^ 
 Inactivity, N-Kt-V 8 -T 
 Inad'equacy, N-Di-Kw-S 
 Inad'equate, N-Di-Kwt 
 Inad'quately, N- 
 
 Inad'quateness, N - D 1 - 
 
 Kwt-Ns 
 
 Inadher'ent, N-D^-Hrnt 
 Inadhe'sion, N-D 3 -Hzhn 
 Inadhe'sive, N-D^-Hs-V 
 Inadmissibil'ity, N-D 3 - 
 
 Ms-B-it 
 Inadmis'sible, N-D-Ms- 
 
 B(-L) 
 Inadvert'ence, N-D 2 -Vr- 
 
 Tns 
 Inadvert'ency, N-D 2 -Vr- 
 
 Tn-S 
 Inadvert'ent, N-D-Vr- 
 
 Trit 
 Inadvert'ently, N-D 2 -Vr- 
 
 Tnt-L 
 
 InaflFabil'ity, N-F3-B1-T 
 Inaf'fable, N-Fi-Bl 
 Inal'ienable-y, 
 
 Bl 
 Inal'ienableness, 
 
 N-Bl-Ns [or IBs] 
 Inamora'ta, N-M- 
 Inamora'to, N-M-fi^To 
 In-and-in, Nn-N 
 Inane', N*-N 
 Inanimate, N-N-M-Ti 
 Inan'imateness, N-N-M- 
 
 TJ-Ns 
 Inanima'tion, N 2 - N - 
 
 Mshn 
 
 Inani'tion, N 3 -Nshn 
 Inan'ity, N-N-T 1 
 Inap'petence, N-P 1 -Tns 
 Inap'petency, N-pi-Tn-S 
 Inapplicabil'ity, N - PI 3 - 
 
 K-Blt 
 Inapplicable, N-PP-K- 
 
 Bl 
 Inap'plicableness, N - 
 
 Pli-K!Bs 
 Inapplica'tion, N - Pl s - 
 
 Eshn 
 
 Inap'posite, N-Pz'-T 
 Inapre'ciable, N-P^-SH- 
 
 Bl 
 lapprehen'sible, N-Pr 2 - 
 
 Ns-B-L 
 Inapprehen'sive, N-Pr- 
 
 Ns-V 
 Inapproachable, N-Pr 2 - 
 
 CH-B1 
 Inappro'priate, N-Pr a - 
 
 Pr-T 
 
 INC 
 
 Inappro'priateness, 
 
 Pr 2 -Pr-T-Ns 
 Inapt', N-Pt' 
 Inaptitude, N-Pt'-Td 
 Inapt'ness, N-P'-T-Ns 
 Inar'able, N-Ki-Bi 
 Inarch', N-fl'-CH. 
 
 CHt. N-fi>-CH-NG 
 Inartic'ulate, Nr-T3-Klt 
 Inartic'ulately, Ki- - T 3 
 
 Kit-/, 
 Inartic'ulateness,Nr-T3- 
 
 Klt-Ns 
 Inarticula'tion, Kr-T2- 
 
 Klshn 
 
 Inartifl'cial, Nrt-F3-8Hl 
 Inartifl'cially, Xrt - F 3 - 
 
 sm 
 
 Inasmuch', nzM-CH 2 
 Inatten'tion, N-T--Nslm 
 Inatten'tive, N-Tnt^-V 
 Inatten'tively, N-Tnt 2 - 
 
 \-L 
 
 Inaud'ible-y, N-D'-Bl 
 Inau'gural, N-G-TJli 
 Inau'gurate, N-(i-fiti, N- 
 
 G-fl^Td, N-G-Bti-NG 
 Inaugura'tion, N - G - 
 
 Itehn 2 
 Inau'guratory, N-G-fli- 
 
 T- 
 
 Inauspi'cious, Ns-P 3 -SHs 
 Inauspi'ciously, Xs-P 3 - 
 
 SHs-L 
 Inauspi'cioushess, Ns- 
 
 P^-SHs-Ns 
 Inbe'ing, N-B 3 -NG 
 In'bord, N-l? :i -Ed 
 In'born, N-B 3 -.Rn 
 Inbreathe', N-Br-DH, N- 
 
 BrS-DHd, N-Br'-DH-NG 
 In'bred, N-Brd 3 
 Inbreed', N-Brd 3 . 7*- 
 
 Brd(-) 3 
 In'ca, N 3 -K 
 Incage', N-K-J 2 
 Incal'culable, N-K1-K1- 
 
 Bli 
 Incales'cence, N-K-Ls- 
 
 Ns 
 Incales'cency, N-K-is 2 - 
 
 N-S 
 
 Incales'cent, N-K-is 2 -Nt 
 Incandes'cence, N-Knd- 
 
 Sns 2 
 Incandes'cent, N-Knd- 
 
 Snt 
 
 Incanta'tion, N-Kn-Tshn2 
 Incant'atory, N-Knt-T'-K 
 Incapabil'ity, N-K-P 3 -B1- 
 
 T CN-K-BH 3 J 
 Inca'pable-y, N-K-P^-Bl 
 
 [N-K-B12] 
 Inca'pableness, N-K-P 2 - 
 
 Bl-Ns TN-K-P2 ;Bs] 
 Incapac'itate, N-K-PsL 
 
 Tt, N-K-Ps>-T'Td, N-K- 
 
 Ps-Tt(-) 
 Incapacita'tion, N-K-Pi" 
 
 -Tsbn 
 
INC 
 
 Incapacity, N-K-Ps 1 -! 
 Incarcerate, N-Kr-sfit 1 , 
 
 N-Er-s-Ki-Td, N-Kr-sflt 1 - 
 
 NG 
 Incarcera'tion, N - Kr 
 
 6flshn a 
 Incarnate, Ni-Kr-Nt, N- 
 
 Kr-N-Tdi, N>-Kr-Nt-NG 
 Incarna'tion, N 2 - Kr - 
 
 Nshn 
 
 IncaTnative, N-Kr-Nt- V 
 Incase', K K Ks, N^-Kst, 
 
 N-Es NO 
 
 Incase'rnent, N'-K-sMnt 
 Incask', N>-Ks-K 
 Incatena'tion, N 2 - Kt - 
 
 Nshn 
 
 Incau'tion, N'-Kshn 
 Incau'tious, N-K-SHs 1 
 Incau'tiously, N-K-SHs 1 - 
 
 L 
 Incau'tiousness, N - K - 
 
 SHgi-Ns 
 
 In'cavated, !S-K-V 3 -Td 
 Incava'tion, N-K-Vshn* 
 Incen'diarism, Ns-N-D*- 
 
 tfz-M 
 
 Incen'diary, Ns-N-D-R 
 In'cense, Ns 3 -Ns, Ns 3 -Nst, 
 
 Ns 3 -Ns-NG 
 Incense', Ns s -Ns, Ns-Nst, 
 
 - 
 Incense'ment, Ns a -Ns- 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Incen'sion, Ns a -Nshn 
 Incen'sive, Ns-Ns-V 8 
 Incen'tive, Ns-Nt-V 
 Incep'tion, Ns-Pshn* 
 Tncep'tiye, Ns-Pt^V 
 Incera'tion, Ns-ffshn a 
 Incer'titude, Ns-fi^-Td 
 Inces'sancy, Nss-N-S* 
 Inces'sant, Nss*-Nt 
 Inces'santly, Nss-Nt-L 
 In'cest, Nss-T 3 
 Incest'uous, Nss-T-8 
 Incest'uously, Nss-T-81 
 Incest'uousness. Nss-T*- 
 
 8-Ns 
 
 Inch, N-CH 
 inchas'tity, N-CHi-sT-T 
 Inch'meal, N-CH^-M-Z 
 In'choate, N-K-T 3 
 Inchoa'tion, N-K-8Hn 
 Incho'ative. N-K-Tv 
 In'cidence, Ns-Dns s 
 In'cident, Ns-Dnt 3 
 Incidental-ly, Ns-Dnt*-L 
 Incin'erate, Ns-N-ffts. Ns- 
 
 . 
 tncinera'tion, Ns - N - 
 
 Rsbn* 
 
 Incip'ience, Ns-Pns 3 
 Incip'iency, Ns-Pn 8 -8 
 Incip'ient, Ns-Pnts 
 Incip'iently, Ns-Pnts-L 
 Incircumspec'tion, Ns- 
 _R:sP-K8hn 
 (ncise', Ns-Z', N-Zd, Ns- 
 
 Z'-NG 
 
 132 
 
 Incis'ion, NsrAn 3 
 Inci'sive, Nss-V 1 
 Inci'sor, N-Sz'-E 
 Inci'sory, N-Ss 1 -^ 
 Incis'ure, N-S 3 -ZHr 
 Inci'tant, Ns-Tnti 
 Incita'tion, Ns-Tshn^ 
 Incite', Ns-T', Ns-Td 1 , Ns- 
 
 Ti-NG 
 
 Incite'ment, Ns-Ti-Mnt 
 Incit'er, N-sTr* 
 Incit'ingly, Ns-Ti-NGl 
 Incivil'ity, Ns-V 3 -/,-T 
 Inciv'ism, Ns-V 3 -zM 
 Inclasp', N-Kls-Pi, N-Kls- 
 
 Pti N-Kls-Pi-NG 
 In'cle, NG'-Kl 
 Inclem'ency, N - Kl - Mn- 
 
 Inclem'ent, N2-Kl-Mnt 
 Inclin'able, N-Kl-N-Bli 
 Inclina'tion, N 2 -Kl-Nshn 
 Inclin'atory, N-Kln-Ti-K 
 Incline', N'-Kln, N-Klnd, 
 
 N^Kln-NG 
 Inclin'er, N L Kl-Nr 
 Inclois'ter, N^Klstr 
 Inclose', N-Klz. N-Klzd, 
 
 NS-Klz-NG 
 
 Inclos'er, N-Kl-zRs 
 Inclos'ure, N-Kl-ZHr 2 
 Incloud', N!-Kld 
 Include', N 3 -Kld, N-K1- 
 
 Inclu'sion, N 8 -Klzhn 
 Inclu'sive, N-Kls-V 3 
 Inclu'sively, N-Kls-V 3 - 
 Incoag'ulable, N K - Gl- 
 
 Incog', N'-K-G 
 Incog'itant, N-K-J-Tnt 
 Incog'itative, N - K Jt 1 - 
 
 Tv 
 
 Incog'itance, N-K-Ji-Tns 
 Incog'itancy, N-K-Ji-Tn- 
 
 8 
 
 Incog'nito, N-K-G-N-Ti 
 Incog'nizable, NiNz-B 1 
 
 (-L) 
 
 Incoherence, N 3 -K-Hrns 
 Incoher'ency, N-K-Hrn- 
 
 8 
 
 Incoherent, N 3 -K-Hrnt 
 Incoherently, N-K-Hrnt 
 
 -L* 
 Incoin'cident, N-K-Ns- 
 
 Dnt 3 
 Incombustibility, N ! 
 
 Bs 3 -T-Bl-T(or-Blt;. 
 
 See remarks under Com- 
 Incombus'tible, NiBs 2 -T 
 
 -Bl 
 Incombus'tibleness, N: 
 
 Bs 2 -T-Bl-Ns [IBs] 
 In'come,N 3 -K-M 
 In'coming, N 3 -K-M-NG 
 In Commen'dam, N 3 iN- 
 
 D-M 
 Incommensurabil'ity, 
 
 N ^-SHrS-Bl-T (or -Bit) 
 
 1NO 
 
 Incommen'surable, Nf 
 
 N-8Hr2-Bl 
 Incommen'surableness 
 
 N:N-SHr a SBs 
 Incommen'surate, N :N- 
 
 SHrta 
 Incommode', N!D, Ni 
 
 Incommo'dious, N ! D^-S 
 Incommo'diously. N iD 
 
 81 
 Incommo'diousness, N> 
 
 DS-S-Ns 
 Incommunicabirity. 
 
 NSN-K-B1S-T 
 Incommu'nicable-y, 
 
 NiN-K-Bl 3 
 Incommu'nicablenesa, 
 
 N :N-K-Bl-Ns 
 Incommu'nicative, N : N 
 
 -Kt-v 3 
 Incommutabil'ity, N: 
 
 Mt-Bl 3 -T 
 Incommut'able-y, N : 
 
 Mt-Bia 
 Incomrnut'ableness, N : 
 
 Mt-Bl 3 -Ns 
 
 Incompact', N ! P 1 -Kt 
 Incompac'ted, NiP : -K- 
 
 Td 
 Incom'parable-y, N'.P'- 
 
 fl-Bl 
 Incom'parableness, N! 
 
 pi-/e-Bl-Ns 
 Incompas'sionate, NS 
 
 Pshji 1 -! 
 Incompas'sionately, N i 
 
 Pshni-T-i 
 Incompas'sionateness, 
 
 NlPshn^T-Ns 
 Incompatibil'ity, N !Pt- 
 
 Bl-T (or-Blt) 
 Incompat'ible-y, N '.Pt 1 - 
 
 Bl 
 Incom'petence, N!Pi- 
 
 Tns 
 Incom'petency, NiP 1 - 
 
 Tn-8 
 
 Incom'petent, N IP'-Tnt 
 Incom'petently, N ;pi- 
 
 Tnt-L 
 
 Incomplete', X :Plt 3 
 Incomple'tely, N :Plt 3 - 
 Incomplete'ness, N :Plts 
 
 -Ns 
 
 Incomple'tion, N : Plshn? 
 Incomplex', N:Pl 2 -Ks 
 Incompli'able, N:P1'-B1 
 Incompli'ance, N:Plnsi 
 Incompli'ant, N:Plnti 
 Incompos'ite, N :Pz-T 
 Incompre hensibil'ity, 
 
 NiPr^-Ns-B-X-T 
 Incomprehen'sible, . N: 
 
 Pr2-Ns-Bl 
 Incomprehen'sibleness 
 
 NiPr2-Ns-B-Z,-Ns [N: 
 
 Prns=!Bs] 
 Incomprehen'sibly, NJ 
 
 Pr^-Ns-B-Z, 
 
INC 133 TJSTO 
 
 Incomprehen'sive, Ni Inconsol'able-y, Ni BL*- Incorrupt'! bleness, N- 
 
 Pr*-Xs-V Bl 
 
 Kr-Pt^-Bl-Ns 
 
 Incompressibillty, N! Incon'sonance, N :sNsi 
 
 Incorrup'tion, X - Kr 
 
 Prs 8 -Bl-T 
 
 Incon Sonancy, N :sN-N- 
 
 Pshu- 
 
 Incompressible, NiPrs 2 - 
 
 Si 
 
 Incorruptlve, N-Kr-Pt 2 , 
 
 Bl 
 
 Inconspic'uous, NisP 3 - 
 
 V 
 
 Incomput'able, N iPt 3 - 
 
 K-S 
 
 Incorrupt'ness, X-Kr-Pt' 
 
 Bl 
 
 Inconstancy, NisTni-S 1 -Ns 
 
 Inconceal'able, Nisi 3 - Inconstant, NisTnt' Incras'sate, N-Krs-T 1 . N- 
 
 Bl ; Incon'stantly, N : sTnt-Li 
 
 Krs-Tdi. X-Krs-T!-XG 
 
 Inconceivability, NtsV 8 Inconsum'able, N :sM- Incrassa'tion, x-Krss/ms 
 
 -Bl-T 
 
 Bl 3 Incras'sative, N-KTS-TV' 
 
 Inconceiv'able-y, NtsV 8 
 
 Inconsum'mate, NisMt? Increas'able, X-Krs Bl^ 
 
 -Bl 
 
 Incontest'able-y, NITs 2 Increase'. XS.KI-S. vs. 
 
 Inconceiv'ableness, N 
 
 -Bl* , 
 
 Krst, N 3 -Krs-XG 
 
 isV 8 -Bl-Ns 
 Inconcin'nity, NlsN-T 8 
 
 Incontig'uous, NiT 8 -G-S 
 Incon'tinence, NlTn 1 - 
 
 In'crease, x^-Krs 
 In'create, .X-Kr-T 3 
 
 Inconclu'sive, NIKls-V 3 
 Inconclu'sively, NlKls- 
 
 Ns 
 Incon'tinency, N i Tn!-N- 
 
 In'created, X-Kr-Td 3 
 Incredibility, x-Kr-D- 
 
 V-Z, 
 
 8 
 
 Blt 
 
 Inconclu'siveness, N 
 
 Incon'tinent, N iTni-Nt 
 
 Incredlble-y, X-Kr-D- 
 
 tKls-V 8 -Ns 
 
 Incon'tinently, NiTn 1 - 
 
 Bl 
 
 Inconcoc'tion, X:Ki-K- 
 
 Nt-L 
 
 Incred'ibleness, X-Kr- 
 
 Kslm - 
 
 Incontrollable-y, Ni 
 
 D 2 -Bl-Ns 
 
 Inconcus'sible, N'.Ks- 
 
 Ti i2 -X,-Bl 
 
 Incredulity, X-Kr-D 3 -L- 
 
 Bl 2 
 
 Incontrovertlble-y, 
 
 T 
 
 Inconden'sable, NiD 2 - 
 
 NiTr2-Vrt-Bl 
 
 Incred'ulous, X-Kr-D=- 
 
 Nns-Bl 
 
 Inconvenience, N:VnS- 
 
 Z,s 
 
 Incon'dite, N : Dti 
 
 Ns 
 
 Incred'ulousness, X-Kr- 
 
 Inconformlty, N'.F^B- 
 
 Incon venlency, N :Vn 8 - 
 
 
 M-T [NiFi-T] 
 
 N-S 
 
 In'crement, X a -Kr-Mnt 
 
 Incongeal'able, NiJ 8 -Z,- 
 
 Inconvenient, N :Yu 8 - 
 
 Increpa'tion, X-Kr-Pshn 
 
 Bl 
 
 Nt 
 
 Incres'cent, x^-Krs-Xt 
 
 Incongeal'ableness, Ni 
 
 Inconveniently, N:Vn 3 
 
 Incrust', X 2 -Krst. X-Krs- 
 
 JS-L-Bl-Xs 
 
 Nt-L 
 
 Td2, X-Krst(-) 3 
 
 Inconge'nial, N IJS-Nl 
 
 Inconvers'able, N :Vrs 8 - 
 
 Incrusta'tion, X - Krs - 
 
 Incon'gruence, N:Gr J - 
 
 Bl 
 
 Tshn 2 
 
 Ns 
 
 Inconvertibility, N t 
 
 In'cubate, X-K-Bt 3 , X-K- 
 
 Incon'gruent, N : Gr^Nt 
 
 Vrt 8 -Bl-T 
 
 B 3 -Td. X-K-Bt(-)3 
 
 Incongruity, N: Gr-T 8 
 
 Incon vertlbleness, N: 
 
 Incuba'tion, X-K-Bshn s 
 
 Incon'gruous, N : Gr-S 1 
 
 Vrts-Bl-Ns 
 
 In'cubus, X-K-Bs^ 
 
 Incon'gruously, N: Gr- 
 
 Incon vin'cible-y, N -.V 3 - 
 
 Incul'cate, N-K1-K-T 2 , 
 
 811 
 
 Ns-Bl 
 
 N-Kl-K-Td. N-K1-T2-NG 
 
 Incon'scionable, N iSH 1 - 
 
 Incoi^poral, N-Kr-Pr 1 -!* 
 
 Inculca'tion, X2.Kl-Kshn 
 
 N-B1 
 
 See Incorporeal. 
 
 Incul'pable, N-Kl-PS-Bl 
 
 Inconsequence, N: 
 
 Incor'porate, N-Kr-Prt 1 , 
 
 Incul'pate, X-Kl-Pt2, N- 
 
 sKwnsi [or N 1 -sKwns] 
 
 N-Kr-Pr!-Td, X-Kr- 
 
 Kl-P^-Td. X-Kl-Pt(-) 2 
 
 Inconsequent, N: 
 
 Prt(-) 
 
 Inculpa'tion, X-Kl-Pshn 2 
 
 sKwnti [Nsi-Kwnt] 
 
 Incorpora'tion, N - Kr - 
 
 Incul'patory, X-K1-P^-T- 
 
 tnconsequen'tial, N: 
 
 Prshns 
 
 R 
 
 tnconsid'erable-y, nsDr 8 
 
 Incorpo'real-ly, N - Kr - 
 P 2 -fil. See Incorporal. 
 
 Incum'bency, XiBn 2 -S. 
 See remarks under Com- 
 
 -Bl 
 
 Incorporelty, N-Kr-P 8 - 
 
 Incum'bent, X : Bnt2 
 
 [uconsid'erableness, 
 
 fi-T 
 
 Incum'ber, X : Br 2 , N i 
 
 nsD^-Bl-Ns 
 
 Incorrect', N-Kr-K-T 
 
 Brd 2 , X!Br 2 -XG 
 
 Inconsid'erate, nsDi^-T 
 
 Incorrectly, N-Kr-K-T 2 - 
 
 Incum'brance, X :Brns2 
 
 tnconsid'erately, nsDr 8 - 
 
 L 
 
 Incur', N 2 -Kr. N 2 -Krd. X 2 - 
 
 T-Z, 
 
 Incorrect'ness, N-Kr-K- 
 
 Kr-XG 
 
 Inconsid'erateness, 
 
 T 2 -Ns 
 
 Incur'ability, X-Kr-Bl 3 - 
 
 nsDiS'-T-Ns 
 
 Incorrigibil'ity, N-Kr-J 3 
 
 T 
 
 Inconsidera'tion, 
 
 -Bl-T 
 
 Incur'able-y, X-Kr-Bl 3 
 
 nsDrshn 2 
 
 Incoi^rigible-y, N-Kr-Ji- 
 
 Incur'ableness, X-Kr-BP 
 
 Inconsist'ence, N:ssTns 3 
 
 Bl 
 
 -Xs 
 
 [Ngs-Tns 3 ] 
 
 Incor'rigibleness, N-Kr- 
 
 Incuriosity, X-K-Rs'-T 
 
 Inconsist'ency, N : ssTn 8 - 
 
 Ji-Bl-Ns 
 
 Incu'rious, X-K-As 3 
 
 8 [Nss-Tii 3 -8] 
 Inconsist'ent, N! ssTnt 8 
 
 Incorrupt', X-Kr-Pt* 
 Incorruptibility, N-Kr- 
 
 Incu'riously, X-K- 8 -sL 
 Incu'riousness, N-K-#* 
 
 [Nss-Tnt 3 ] 
 
 Pt 3 -Blt 
 
 Ns 
 
 Inconsist'ently.Ni ssTnt 3 
 -L [Nss-Tnf-LJ 
 
 Incorruptible, N-Kr-Pt 
 -Bl 
 
 Incursion, N 2 -Krshn 
 Incur'sive. N-Kr-sV 
 
INC 
 
 Incurv'ate, N-Kr-Vt*, 
 
 Kr-V 2 -Td, N-Kr-VtO* 
 Ineurva'tion, N - Kr - 
 
 Vshn 2 
 Incurve', N 2 - Krv, N 2 
 
 Krvd. N^-Krv-NG 
 Incurvlty, N-Kr-V 2 -T 
 Incuss', N 2 -Ks 
 Indaga'tion, N-D 2 -Gshn 
 Indart', N-D'-Rt 
 Indebt', N-Dt 2 , Nd-Td 2 
 
 N-Dt(-) a 
 
 Indebt'ed, Nd-Td 
 Indebtedness, Nd - Td 2 - 
 
 Ns 
 
 Inde'cency, N-Ds 3 -N-S 
 Inde'cent, N-Ds 3 -Nt 
 Inde'cently, N-Ds 3 -Nt-L 
 Indecid'uous, N-Ds 3 -Ds 
 Indecipherable, N-Ds 1 - 
 
 Fr-Bl 
 
 Indeci'sive, N-Dss 1 -V 
 Indeci'sively, N-DssJ-V- 
 
 L 
 Indeci'siveness, N-Dss 1 - 
 
 V-Ns 
 Indeclin'able-y, N-D 1 - 
 
 K1-N-B1 
 Indecompos'able, N- D 2 
 
 tPz-Bl 
 
 Indec'orous, N-D 2 -Krs 
 Indec'orously, N-D^-Kt- 
 
 
 Indec'orousness, N-D 2 - 
 
 Krs-Ns 
 
 Indeco'rum, N-D 2 -Kr-M 
 Indeed', N-Dd 3 
 Indefatlgable-y, Nd-Fi- 
 
 T-G-B1 
 Indefatlgableness, Nd- 
 
 F'-T-GtBs 
 Indefeasibil'ity, Nd-Fz 3 
 
 Bl-T 
 
 Indefea'sible, Nd-Fz 3 -Bl 
 Indefectibillty, N-Df 3 - 
 
 Kt-Blt 
 Indefectible, N-Df^Kt- 
 
 Bl 
 
 Indefectlve, N-Dfs-Kt-V 
 Indefensibility, N-Df 3 - 
 
 Ns-B-Lt 
 Indefen'sible, N-Df^Ns 
 
 -Bl 
 Indefen'sive, N-Df 2 -Ns- 
 
 V 
 
 Indefinable, N-Dfi-N-Bl 
 Indefinite, N-Df 2 -Nt 
 Indefinitely, N-Df2-Nt- 
 
 L 
 Indefiniteness, N-Df 2 - 
 
 Nt-N 
 Indehis'cence, N-D 3 -Hs- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Indehis'cent, N-D-Hs-Nt 
 Indelib'erate, N-D 3 --Brt 
 Indelibility, N-D 3 -L-B1- 
 
 T(or-Blt) 
 
 Indellble-y, N-D--Bl 
 Indelicacy, 
 Indelicate, 
 
 134 
 
 Indel'icately, N-D 2 -Z-K 
 
 T-Z, 
 Indemniflca'tion, 
 
 M-N-F-Kshn 
 Indem'nify, N-D 2 -M-N-F, 
 
 N-D^-M-N-Fd, 
 
 F-NO 
 
 Indem'nity, N-D2-M-N-T 
 Indemon'strable, N-D 1 - 
 
 Mns-Tr-Bl 
 Inden'izen, N-D2-Nz-N, 
 
 K-DS-Nz-Nd, N-D^Nz-N- 
 
 NO 
 Indent', N-Dnt 2 , 
 
 Td, N-Dnt 2 -Na 
 Indenta'tion, N - Dn 2 - 
 
 Tshn 
 
 Indent'ed, N-Dn 2 -Td 
 Indent'ure, N-Dntr 2 , N- 
 
 Dnt 2 -Rd. N-Dntr--NG 
 Independ'ence, Nd - 
 
 Pnd 2 -Ns 
 Independ'ency, Nd-Pnd 2 
 
 -N-S 
 Independ'ent, Nd-Pnd 2 - 
 
 Nt 
 Independ'ently, Nd- 
 
 Pnd-'-Nt-L 
 Indescrib'able, N-Dsi- 
 
 Kr-B-Bl 
 
 Indesert', K-D 2 -zEt 
 Indes'sinent, N-Ds 2 -Nnt 
 Indestructibility, N- 
 
 D3-sTr-Kt-Blt 
 Indestruc'tible, N-D 2 - 
 
 sTr-Kt-Bl 
 Indeter'minable, N-B 2 - 
 
 Tr-M-N-Bl 
 Indeter'minate, N-D 2 - 
 
 Tr-M-N-T 
 Indeterminately, N-D 2 - 
 
 Tr-M-N-T-L 
 Indeter'minateness, X- 
 
 DS-Tr-M-N-T-Ns 
 Indetermina'tion, X-D 2 - 
 
 Tr-M-Nshn 
 
 Indevo'tion, N-D 2 -Vshn 
 Indevout', X-Dvi-T 
 In'dex, N-D3-K8, N-D 3 - 
 
 Kst. N-DS-KS-NG 
 Index'ical, N-D 2 -Ks-Kl 
 Indexter'ity, N-D^-Ks-T- 
 
 R-' 
 
 In'diaman, N-D 3 -Mn 
 In'dian, N-Dn 3 
 In'dia-rubber, yj-D^.R. 
 
 Br 
 
 In'dicant, N-D 3 -Knt 
 In'dicate, Nd 3 -Kt, Nd-K- 
 
 Td 3 , Nd 3 -Kt-NG 
 Indica'tion, Nd 2 -Kshn 
 Indic'ative, Nd-Kt-V* 
 Indic'atively, Nd-Kt-V 3 - 
 
 Zr 
 
 In'dicator, Nd 3 -Ktr 
 In'dicatory, Nd-K-T 3 -B 
 In'dices, N-Dsz 3 
 Indict', N-DU, Nd-Td 1 , N- 
 
 Dt(-)i 
 Indict'able, N-Dti-Bl 
 
 IND 
 
 Indic'tion, N-D 3 -Kshn 
 Indic'tive, N-DS-Kt-V 
 Indict'ment, N-Dt'-Mnt 
 Indict'or, N-Dtri 
 Indifference, N-DP-Bns 
 
 [N-Df] 
 Indif ferency, N-Df 3 -fin- 
 
 8 
 Indifferent, N-Dfs-JZnt 
 
 [N-Df3] 
 Indif ferentism, N - Df a - 
 
 fint-Z-M 
 Indifferently, N - Df - 
 
 Rni-L [N-DfaiZ] 
 In'digence, Nd-Jns 8 
 In'digency, Nd- Jn-S 
 Indig'enous, Nd-J 3 -Ns 
 In'digent, Nd-Jnt 3 
 In'digently, Md-Jnt 3 -L 
 Indigest'ed, Nd-J 2 -sTd 
 Indigestible, Nd-Js^-Bl 
 Indigestlbleness, Kd- 
 
 Jet 2 : Bs 
 
 Indiges'tion, Nd-Js 2 -CHn 
 Indigltate, Nd-J3-Tt, Nd 
 
 -Jt3-Td, Nd-J3-Tt(-) 
 Indigita'tion, Nd - J* - 
 
 Tshn 
 
 Indig'nant, N-D 3 -G-Nnt 
 Indig'nantly, N - D - G - 
 
 Nnt-Z, 
 Indigna'tion, N-D 2 -G- 
 
 Nshn 
 
 Indig'nity, N-D 3 -G-N-T J 
 In'digo, N-DS-G 
 Indirect', N-Dr 2 -Kt 
 Indiree'tion, N-Dr 2 -Kshn 
 Indirect'ness, N-Dr 2 -Kt- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Indirect'ly, N-Dr 2 -Kt-i 
 Indiscernible, N - D* - 
 
 zRn-B(-L) 
 Indiscernlbleness, N- 
 
 D 2 -zRn-B-i-Ns [iBs] 
 Indisoerptibillty, N-D 3 - 
 
 sK-Pt-Blt 
 Indiscerp'tible, T$-~D--&R- 
 
 Pt-Bl 
 Indis'ciplinable, N-Ds 3 - 
 
 Pin-B-L 
 Indiscov'erable, N-D 2 - 
 
 sKv-fl-Bl 
 
 Indiscreet', N-Ds 8 -Krt 
 indiscreet'ly, N-Ds 3 -Krt- 
 
 L 
 Indisoreet'ness, N-Ds 3 
 
 Krt-Ns 
 
 Indiscrete', N-Ds 3 -Krt 
 Indiscre'tion. N-Ds a 
 
 Krshn 
 Indiscriminate, N-Ds 8 - 
 
 Kr-M-N-T [N-Ds3-Kr-M] 
 Indiscriminately, N- 
 
 -Kr-M-i] 
 Indiscrimlnating, N- 
 
 Ds 3 -Kr-M-N-T-NG [N- 
 
 DsS-Kr-M(-)] 
 Indiscrimina'tion, N- 
 
 Ds 2 -Kr-M-Nshn 
 
IND 
 
 Indispen'sable, Nds-Pns 3 
 
 -B-L, lNds-Pn^] 
 Indispen'sableness, Nds 
 
 -Pns 2 '.Bs 
 Indispen'sably, Nds- 
 
 Pns 2 -B-Z 
 Indispose', Nds- Pz 2 , Nds- 
 
 Pzd2, Nds-Pz 2 -NG 
 Indispos'edness, Nds - 
 
 PzZ-D-Ns 
 Indisposi'tion, Nds- 
 
 Pzshn* 
 Indis'putable-y, Nds-Pt 2 
 
 -Bl 
 Indis'putableness, Nds- 
 
 Pf-Bl-Ns 
 Indissolubil'ity, N-D- 
 
 sZ-Bl-T 
 Indis'soluble-y, N - D 3 - 
 
 sZ-Bl 
 Indis'solubleness, N-D3- 
 
 sZ-Bl-Ns 
 Indissolv'able-y, N-D 1 - 
 
 zZ-V-Bl 
 Indistinct', N-Dst 3 -NGt 
 
 [N-Dst3] 
 Indistinc'tion, 
 
 NGshn' 
 Indistinct'ly, N-Dst 3 -NGt 
 
 -L [N-Dst 3 ;Z] 
 Indistinct'ness, N-Dst 3 - 
 
 NGt-Ns 
 Indistin'guishable, N - 
 
 Dst3-NG-Gw-SH-Bl 
 Indite', N-Dti, Nd-Tdi, N- 
 
 Indite'ment, N-DU-Mnt 
 Indit'er, N-Dtr l 
 Individ'ual, Nd-Vd 3 -L 
 Individ'ualism, Nd-Vd 8 - 
 
 Zz-M 
 Individuality, Nd-Vdi- 
 
 Z-T 
 Individualiza'tion, Nd- 
 
 Individ'ualize, Nd-Vd3- 
 
 Lz, Nd-Vd^-izd, Nd-Vd- 
 
 Zz-NG 
 
 Individ'ually, Nd-Vd3-Z 
 Individ'uate, Nd-Vd^-T, 
 
 Nd-Vd3-Td, Nd-Vd3-T-NG 
 Individua'tion, Nd-V 2 - 
 
 Dshn 
 Indivisibility, Nd - Vz' - 
 
 B-it 
 Indivis'ible-y, Nd-Vz3- 
 
 Bl 
 Indivis'ibleness, Nd-Vz 3 
 
 -Bl-Ns 
 
 Indocibil'ity, N-Ds^-Bl-T 
 Indoc'ible, N-Dsi-Bl 
 Indoc'ibleness, N-Ds 1 - 
 
 Bl-Ns 
 
 Indoc'ile, N-Ds>-L 
 Indocil'ity, N-D-sL-T 
 Indoc'trinate, N-Di-K- 
 
 Tr-N-T, N-D 1 K-Tr-N-Td, 
 
 N-D'-K-Tr-N-T-NG 
 Jndoctrina'tion, N-D^-K- 
 
 Xr-Nslm 
 
 135 
 
 In'dolence, N-D-Zns 
 In'dolency, N-D-in-S 
 In'dolent, N-D-,nt 
 In'dolently, N-D-Znt-Z 
 Indom'itable, N-D l -Mt- 
 
 Bl 
 
 In'door, N-B 3 -K 
 Indor'sable, N-Drsi-Bl 
 Indorse', N-Drsi, N-Drst 1 , 
 
 Indorsee', N-DrS-S 
 Indorse'ment, N - Dr 1 - 
 
 sMnt 
 
 Indors'er, N-Dri-sR 
 Indors'or, N-Dr^sR 
 In'drawn, N-Drn 3 
 Indu'bious, N-D 3 -Bs 
 InduHbitable, N-D 3 -Bt-Bl 
 Induce', N-Ds 3 , N-Dst 3 , 
 
 N-DsS-NG 
 
 Induce'ment, N-D3. s Mnt 
 Indu'cer. N-D 3 -sR 
 Indu'cible, N-Ds3-Bl 
 Induct', N-D2-Kt, N-D2-K- 
 
 Td, N-D 2 -Kt-NG 
 Inductibil'ty, N - D- Kt - 
 
 Bl-T (or -Bit) 
 Induc'tile, N-D-Kt-L 
 Inductillty, N-D3-Kt-Z-T 
 Induc'tion, N-D 2 -Kshn 
 Induc'tional, N-D 2 -K8hn- 
 
 L 
 
 Inductive, N-D2-Kt-V 
 Inductively, N-D2-Kt-V- 
 
 Z 
 
 Induct'or, N-D^-Ktr 
 Indue', N-D, N-Dd 8 , N- 
 
 D3-NG 
 
 Indue'ment, N-D 3 -Mnt 
 Indulge', N-D 2 -Z-J, N-D=- 
 
 Z-Jd, N-D2-Z-J-NG 
 Indul'gence, N-D 2 -z-Jns 
 Indul'gency, N-D-z-Ju- 
 
 8 
 
 Indul'gent, N-D 2 -Z-Jnt 
 Indul'gently, N-D2-Z-Jnt 
 
 -L 
 
 Indul'ger, N-D2-Z-Jr 
 In'durate, N-D 3 -fit, N-D 3 - 
 
 R-TA, N-D 3 -t-NG 
 Indura'tion, N-D"-.Rslm 
 Indu'sial, N-D 3 -ZH1 
 Indus'trial, N-D-sTr-L 
 Indus'trious, N-D^-sTrs 
 Indus'triously, N-D 2 - 
 
 sTr-sZ 
 
 In'dustry, N-D 3 -sTr 
 Indwell', N-Dw-L, N-Dw 2 
 
 Ld, N-Dw2-L-NG 
 Indwell'er, N-Dw-Z-R 
 Indwelling, N-Dw 2 -L- 
 
 NG 
 
 Ine'briant, N-Br-N-T 
 Ine'briate, N-Br 3 -!, 
 
 Br-Td, N-Br-T-NG 
 Ineb^ia'tion, N-Brshn 2 
 Inebri'ety, N-Br 1 -! 
 Ined'ited. N-D-Td 
 Ineffabillty, N-F 3 -B1-T 
 Ineffable-y, 
 
 N- 
 
 1NE 
 
 Inefface'able, N-Fs^-Bl 
 Inef'fableness, N-F 2 -B1- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Ineffective, N-F 2 -K-Tv 
 ! Ineffectual, N-F2-K.-CH- 
 
 L 
 Ineffect'ually, N-F 2 -K- 
 
 CH-Z 
 Ineffect'ualness, N-F 8 - 
 
 K-CH-Z-Ns 
 Inefferves'cent, N-F2-fi. 
 
 Va-Nt 
 Inefferves'cible, X-F 2 -fi 
 
 -Vs-Bl 
 Ineffica'cious, X-F 2 -K- 
 
 SHs 
 Ineffica'ciousness, N-F 2 - 
 
 K-SHs-Ns 
 
 Inef'ficacy, N-F 2 -K-S 
 Ineffi'ciency, N-Fshn 3 -S 
 Inefficient, N-Fshnt 3 
 Inefficiently, N-Fshnt 3 - 
 
 Z 
 
 Inelas'tio, Nls-T!-K 
 Inelasticity, Nls-Ts 3 -T 
 InelCgance, Nl 2 -Gns 
 Inel'egancy, Nl-Gn-S 2 
 Inel'egantly, Nl-Gnt-Z 2 
 Ineligibillty, Nl-JS-Blt 
 Inellgible-y, N1-J2-B1 
 Inel'oquent, N-L 2 -Kwnt 
 Inept', N-Pt 2 
 Ineptitude, N-Pt^-Td 
 Inept'ness, N-P 2 -T-Ns 
 Inequality, N-Kw-Z^T 
 Ineq'uitable, N - K w - T 2 - 
 
 Bl 
 
 Iner'rable, N-R2-B1 
 Inert', N-Rt 2 
 Iner'tia, Nr-SH2 
 Iner'tion, N-Rsh_ 
 Inertly, N-Rt 2 -z 
 Inert'ness, N-Rt 2 -Ns 
 Ines'timable-y, N-St-M- 
 
 Bl 
 Inev'itable-y, N-Vt 2 -Bl. 
 
 See Unavoidable. 
 Inevltableness, X-Vt 2 - 
 
 Bl-Ns [IBs] 
 Inexact', N l -Ks-Kt 
 Inexcit'able, N-Ks-Ti-Bl 
 Inexcus'able-y, N-Ks-Kz 
 
 -Bis 
 Inexcus'ableness, N-Ks- 
 
 Kz-Bl 3 -Ns 
 
 Inexer'tion, N-K-sKshn* 
 Inexhal'able, N-K-st^-Bl 
 Inexhaust'ed, N-Kss-Td l 
 Inexhaustible, N-Kss- 
 
 Inexhaustlbleness, N- 
 
 Kss-T^Bl-Ns 
 
 Inexist'ence, N-Kss-Tns8 
 Inexist'ent, N-Kss-Tnt 8 
 Inexorability, N-K-s/J'- 
 
 Blt 
 Inex'orable-y, N-K-sfi'- 
 
 Bl 
 Inex'orableness, N - K- 
 
 s/ 2 -Bl-Ns [:B] 
 
NE 
 
 Inexpe'dience, 
 DM 
 
 Inexpe'diency, N-Ks-P 8 - 
 
 Dn-8 
 Inexpe'dient, N-Ks-P s - 
 
 Dnt 
 Inexpensive, N-Ks-Pns s - 
 
 V 
 Inexpe'rienoe, N-Ks-P 8 - 
 
 Ras 
 Inexpe'rienced, N-Ks-P : 
 
 -.Rnst 
 
 Inexpert', N-K-sPrt 2 
 Jnex'piable-y, N-Ks-P 8 - 
 
 Bl 
 Inexplicabil'ity, N-Ks- 
 
 Pl-K-Blt 
 Inex'plicable-y, N - Ks - 
 
 Pl-K-Bl 
 Inex'plicableness, N-Ks 
 
 -Pl-K-Bl-Ns 
 
 Inexplic'it, N-Ks-Pls-T 
 Inexplor'able, N-Ks-Pl*- 
 
 B-B1 
 Inexpresslble-y, H-K- 
 
 sPrs*-Bl 
 Inexpress'sive, N K - 
 
 8Prs-V 
 Inexpressively, N-K- 
 
 Inexpugnable, 
 
 G-N-Bl 
 Inexpugn'able, N - Ks - 
 
 Pn 8 -B-L 
 
 Inextinct', N-Ks-TS-NGt 
 Inextin'guishable, N-Ks 
 
 -T-NG-Gw-SH-Bl [-NO- 
 SH- Bl] 
 Inextir'pable, N-K-sTr*- 
 
 P-B1 
 Inex'tricable, N-K-sTr*- 
 
 K-B1 
 
 Ineye', N'-I 
 
 Infallibility, N-F 8 -i-Blt 
 Infallible-y, N-Fi-i-Bl 
 Infal'libleness, N-F 1 -^- 
 
 Bl-Ns 
 
 In'famous, N-F*-Ms 
 In'famously, N-F-Ms-i 
 In'famousness, N-FS-Ms 
 
 .* 
 
 In'famy, N-F 8 -M 
 In'fancy, N-FnS-S 
 In'fant, N-Fnt 8 
 Infan'ta, N-Fi-N-T 
 Infan'te, N-F>-N-T 
 Infanticide, N-Fi-Nts-D 
 In'fantile, N-F 8 -Nt-L 
 In'fantine, N-Fnt*-N 
 In'fantry, N-Fnt 3 -fi 
 Infat'uate, N-F^-CHt, N- 
 
 F-CH-Td, N-F>-CHt-NG 
 Infatua'tion, N-F-CHshn 
 Infeasibillty, N-Fz.Bl- 
 
 T 
 
 Infeaslble, N-Fz3-Bl 
 Infect', N-FS-K-T. N-F2-K- 
 
 Td, N-F-K-T-NG 
 Infect'er, N-F-Ktr 
 Infec'tion, N-F-K8hn 
 
 136 
 
 Infec'tious, N-F*-K-8Hs 
 Infec'tiously, N - F 2 - K 
 
 SHs-Z 
 Infec'tiousness, N-F 2 -K- 
 
 SHs-Ns 
 
 Infective, N-F 2 -K-Tv 
 Infec'und, N-F 2 -K-Nd 
 Infecun'dity, N-F*-K-Nd 
 
 T 
 
 Infelicitous, N-F 8 -s-Ts 
 Infelicity, N-F 8 -is-T 
 Infer', N-F-B, N-F 2 -.R<J, 
 
 K-F 2 -B-NG 
 
 Infer'able, N-F2-JZ-B1 
 In'ference, N-F 3 -ns 
 Inferen'tial, N-F 2 -5-N- 
 
 8H1 [N-F 2 -7Zn] 
 Infe'rior, N-F 3 -K-K 
 Inferior'ity, N-F l -R-R-T 
 Infer'nal-ly, N-F-R-N1 
 Infer'rible, N-F S -K-B1 
 Infer'tile, N-F 2 --T-L 
 Infertility, N-F3-.R-T-.a 
 Infest', N-Fst*, N-Fs^Td, 
 
 N-FstC) 
 
 Infesta'tion, N-Fs z -Tshn 
 Infest'er, N-Fstr* 
 Infes'tive, N-Fs*-Tv 
 Infestiv'ty, N-Fs 8 -Tv-T 
 Infeuda'tion, N-FS-Dshn 
 Infibula'tion, N-F 2 -Blshn 
 In'fldel, N-F 8 -D1 
 Infidelity, N-F^-Dl-T 
 Infil'ter, N-F^./.tr 
 Infll'trate, N-F3-Z,-Trt, N- 
 
 ^ 3 Z,-TrTd, N-F 8 -I,-Trt(-) 
 Inflltra'tion, K - F 2 - L - 
 
 Trshn 
 
 In'finite, N-F 8 -Nt 
 In'flnitely, N-F 3 -Nt-L 
 In'flnitness, N-F 3 -Nt-Ns 
 Infinites'imal, N-F'-s-X- 
 
 T-sM-L 
 
 Infinitive, N-F 8 -N-Tv 
 Infinitude, N-FS-N-Td 
 Infinity, N-F-N-T 
 Infirm', N-F-R-M 
 Inflrm'ary, N-F^-B-M-JZ 
 Infirmity, N-F-B-M-T 
 Infirmly, N-F^B-M-i 
 Infinn'ness, N-F 2 -B-M- 
 
 Ns 
 Trifle, N-F 8 -Ks, N-F3-Kst, 
 
 Inflame', N-F1-M, N-F1- 
 
 Md, N-F1*-M-NG 
 Inflam'er, N-Fl-Mr 
 Inflammability, N-FP- 
 
 M-Blt 
 Inflam'mable, N-Fli-M- 
 
 Bl 
 Inflam'mableness, N - 
 
 Fl'-M-Bl-Ns 
 Inflammation, N - Fis - 
 
 Mshn 
 Inflam'matory, N-FU-Mt 
 
 R 
 Inflate', N-Flt*, N-Fl-Td. 
 
 N-FltO* 
 Inflat'ed, N-Fl-Td 
 
 INF 
 
 Infla'tion, N-Flshn* 
 Inflect', N-Fia-K-T, N-F1*. 
 
 K-Td, N-F1*-K-T-NG 
 Inflection, N-Fl-Kshn 
 Inflec'tional, N-Fl 8 -Kshn 
 
 -L 
 
 Inflective, N-Fl-K-Tv 
 Inflexibility, N-Fl-Ks- 
 
 B-Z,t 
 
 Inflexlble-y, N-Fl 2 -Ks-B? 
 Inflexlbleness, N - fV 
 
 Ks-Bl-Ns 
 
 Inflex'ion, N-Fl 2 -Kshn 
 Inflict', N-F13-K-T, N-F1* 
 
 K-Td. N-F1 8 -K-T-NG 
 Inflict'er, N-FRKtr 
 Inflic'tion, N-Fl^-Kshn 
 Inflict'ive, N-Fl 8 -K-Tv 
 Inflores'cence, N-Fi 2 -fis- 
 
 N 
 In'fluence, N-Fl-Ns, N- 
 
 Fis-Nut, N-F13-NR-NG 
 
 [N-Fs, N-F8t, N-Fs 3 -NG] 
 In'fluent, N-Fl-> 7 t 
 Influen'tial, N-F1 2 -X-SHJ 
 
 [N-Fn] 
 Inluen'tially, N-Fl-N- 
 
 SHI [N-Fn 2 ] 
 Influen'za, N-F1 2 -N-Z 
 In'flux, N-Fls-Ks 
 In fluxion, N-Fl-Kshn 
 Infold', N-F 2 -Ld, N-F-Z- 
 
 Dd. N-F-.Z,d-NG 
 Infold'ment, N-F 2 -Ld- 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Info'liate, N-F^s-Z-T 
 Inform', N-F-B-M, N-FL 
 
 B-Md, N-Fi-B-M-NG [N- 
 
 F, N-Fdi, N-FC) 1 ! 
 Infor'mal-ly, N-Fi-B-M- 
 
 L [N-F!-M-i] 
 Informality, N-Fi-B-M- 
 
 L-T [N-Fi-M-Zt] 
 Inform'ant, N-F l -B-Mnt 
 Information, N-F 2 -B- 
 
 Mshn [N-Fshn 2 ] 
 Inform'er, N-F-fi-Mr [N 
 
 -Fi-Mr] 
 
 Informlty, N-Fi-B-M-T 
 Inform'ous, N-Fi-B-Ms 
 In'fra, N-Fr 8 
 Infraction, X-Fr^Kshn 
 Infract'or, N-Fr-Ktr 
 Infralapsa'rian, N -Fr* - 
 
 L-P-sRn 
 [nframun'dane, N-Fr s - 
 
 Mn-Dn 
 Infran'gible, N-Fr^N-J- 
 
 Bl 
 Infre'quence, N-Fr- 
 
 Kwns 
 Infre'quency, N - Fr 8 - 
 
 Kwn-8 
 
 [nfre'quent, N-FrS-Kwnt 
 Infre'quently, N - Fr< - 
 
 Kwnt-Z, 
 Infrigida'tion, N-Fr*-J- 
 
 Dshn 
 Infringe', F-FrS-N-J. N- 
 
 Fr8-N-Jd. N-Fr-N-J-NO 
 
INF 
 
 Infringe'ment, 
 
 J-Mnt 
 Infrin'ger, N-Fr3-N-Jr 
 Infruct'uose, N-Fr^K 
 
 CH-S 
 
 Infru'gal, N-Fr-Gl 
 Infrugif'erouB, N- 
 
 Frs 
 
 Infuma'tion, N-F 2 -Mshn 
 Infundib'ular, N-F 3 -Nd- 
 
 B-Z-R 
 Infundib'ulate, N - F 3 - 
 
 Nd-B-Zt 
 Infundib'uliform, N-F 3 - 
 
 ls 7 d-B-Z-F-R-M 
 Infu'riate, N-F 3 -Rt, N-F 3 - 
 
 /S Td, N-F 3 -fit-NG 
 Infus'cate, N-Fs~Kt 
 Infusca'tion, N - Fs 2 - 
 
 Kslm 
 Infuse', N-Fz 3 , N-Fzd3, 
 
 N-Fz3-NG 
 
 Infusibillty, N-FzS-Bl-T 
 Infu'sible, N-Fz 3 -Bl 
 Infu'sion, N-Fzhn 3 
 Infu'sive, N-Fs 3 -V 
 Infuso'ria, N-Fs 2 -B 
 In'gathering, N 3 -Gdhr- 
 
 NO 
 
 Ingel'able, N-J 2 -Z-B1 
 Ingeminate, N-J 2 -M-N- 
 
 T 
 Ingemina'tion, N-J 2 -M- 
 
 Nshn 
 
 Ingen'erable, N-J 2 -Nr-Bl 
 Ingen'erate, N-J 2 -Nrt, N- 
 
 J2-Nr-Td, N-J^Nrt-NG 
 Ingen'ious, N-J^-Ns 
 Ingen'iously, N-J 3 -Ns-L 
 Ingen'iousness, N-J 3 -Nsi 
 
 Ns 
 
 Ingen'ite, N- J2-Nt 
 Ingenuity, N-J3-N-T 
 Ingen'uous, N-J 2 -N-8 
 Ingen'uously, N-J 2 -N-S1 
 Ingen'uousness, N-J 2 -N- 
 
 8-Ns 
 
 Inges'tion, N-Js 2 -CHn 
 In'gle, NG8-G1 
 Inglo'rious, N-Gl-Ks 2 
 Inglo'riously, N-G1-B 2 - 
 
 sL 
 Inglo'riousness, N-G1- 
 
 /Js'^-Ns 
 
 In'got, N3-Gt 
 Ingraft', Ni-Grft, N - Gr - 
 
 F!-Td, Ni-Grft-NG 
 IngrafVer, Ni-Grftr 
 Ingraft'ment, Ni - Grf t - 
 
 Mnt 
 In'grain or Ingrain', 
 
 N3or 2 -Grn-NG 
 In'grate, N 3 -Grt 
 Ingra'tiate, N-Gr-SHt 2 . N- 
 
 Gr-8H 2 -Td, N-Gr-8Ht 2 - 
 
 NG 
 
 Ingrat'itude, N-Grt-Tdi 
 Ingre'dient, N-Gr-Dnts 
 In'gress, N 3 -Grs 
 
 137 
 
 Ingres'sion, N 2 -Grshn 
 In'guinal, NG 3 -Gw-Nl 
 Ingulf, N-G1-F 2 , N-G1- 
 
 Ft 2 , N-G1-F 2 -NG 
 Ingur'gitate, N-Gr-J 2 -Tt, 
 
 N-Gr-Jt*-Td, N-Gr-J 2 -Tt 
 
 C) 
 Ingurgita'tion, N-Gr-J 2 - 
 
 Tshn 
 
 Inhab'ile, 
 Inhab'it, 
 
 -Td, N-haBt(-) 1 
 Inhabitable, N-haBt'-Bl 
 Inhab'itance, N - haB 1 - 
 
 Tns 
 Inhabitancy, N - haBi - 
 
 Tn-S 
 
 Inhabitant, N-haB'-Tnt 
 Inhabita'tion, N-haB 2 
 
 Tshn 
 Inhab'itativeness, N - 
 
 haBi-Tt : Vs 
 Inhablter, N-haBtr* 
 Inhabltress, N-haBi-Trs 
 Inhala'tion, N-H-ishn 2 
 Inhale', N 2 -H1, N 2 -Hld, N 2 
 
 -Hl-NG 
 
 Inhal'er, N-H1-K 2 
 Inharmonic, Ni-Hr-M- 
 
 N-K 
 Inharmonlcal, N 1 - Hr - 
 
 M-N-K1 
 Inharmo'nious, N 2 -Hr- 
 
 M-Ns 
 Inharmo'niously, N-Hr- 
 
 M-Ns-L 2 
 
 Inhearse', N 2 -Hrs, 
 Inhere', NS-Hr, N^-Hrd, 
 
 N 3 -Hr-NG 
 
 Inher'ence, N 3 -Hrns 
 Inher'ency, N-Hrn-S' 
 Inher'ent, N^-Hrnt 
 Inherently, N-Hrnt-Z3 
 Inherit, N 2 - Hrt, N - Hr- 
 
 Td 2 , N 2 -Hrt(') 
 Inhei^itable-y, N - Hrt- 
 
 Bl 2 
 
 Inheritance, N-Hr-Tns 8 
 Inheritor, N 2 -Hrtr 
 Inheritress, N-Hr-Trs 2 
 Inheritrix, U-Hr-Tr 2 -Ks 
 Inhe'sion, N 3 -Hzhn 
 Inhibit, N-hIBt, 
 
 Td, N-hlBt(-) 8 
 Inhibi'tion, N-hlBshn 3 
 Inhib'atory, N-hIB-T-K 
 Inhos'pitable-y, N - Hs - 
 
 Pti-Bl 
 Inhos'pitableness, N - 
 
 Hs-Pti-Bl-Ns [IBsj 
 Inhospitallty, N-Hs-Pti- 
 
 L-T 
 
 Inhu'man, N'-H-Mn 
 Inhumanity, N-H-Mn- 
 
 T i 
 
 Inhu'manly, N3-H-M-N1 
 Inhu'mate, N a -H-Mt 
 Inhuma'tion, N 2 -H-Mshn 
 Inhume', N-H-M, N 3 -H- 
 Md, N-H-M-NG 
 
 INN 
 
 Inimi'cal-ly, XS.M-K! 
 Inimitabil'ity, N - M -T 3 - 
 
 Bl-T 
 
 Inimitable -y, X-M-T 3 -B1 
 Inim 'itableness, N - M - 
 
 TS-Bl-Ns [113s] 
 Iniq'uitous, N-Kw-Ts 3 
 Iniq'uitously, X-Kw-T 3 - 
 
 sL 
 
 Iniq'uity, N-Kw-T 3 
 Ini'tial, N-SH13 
 Ini'tially, N-.S7/1 3 
 Ini'tiate, N-SHt^, N-SH'- 
 
 Td, N-SHt-NG 
 Initia'tion, N-SHshn 2 
 Ini'tiative, K-SII^-Tv 
 Ini'tiatory, N-SH^-T-K 
 Inject', N-J2-Kt, N-J2-K- 
 
 Td, N-J2-K1-NG 
 Injec'tion, N-J 2 -Kshn 
 Iniect'or, N-J2-Ktr 
 In30in', N-Jni, N-Jnd 1 , N- 
 
 Jn'-NG 
 
 In^udi'cious, N-Jd3-SHs 
 Injudi'ciously, N - Jd 3 - 
 
 SHs-L 
 Injudi'ciousness, N-Jd 3 - 
 
 SHs-Ns 
 
 Injunc'tion, N-J2-NGshn 
 In'jure, N-Jr 3 , N-Jrd 3 , N- 
 
 Jr 3 -NG 
 
 In'jurer, N-Jr 3 -R 
 Inju'rious, N-J 3 -ffis 
 Inqu'riously, ~S-.J 3 -R-sL 
 Inju'riousness, N-J 3 -Ss- 
 
 Ns 
 
 In'jury, N-J 3 -J2 
 Injus'tice, N-J 2 -sTs 
 Ink', NG 3 -K, KG 3 -Kt (or 
 
 NGt 3 ), NG 3 -K-NG 
 Ink'glass, NG^-K-Gls 
 Ink'horn, NG 3 -K-Hrn 
 Inklness, NG 3 -K-Ns 
 Ink'le, NG 3 -K1 
 Ink'ling, NG 3 -K1-NG 
 Ink'stand, NG-K-sTnd 3 
 Ink'y, NG 3 -K 
 Inlace', N-/;s 2 , N-st 2 , N- 
 
 is 2 -NG 
 
 Inlaga'tion, N-i 2 -Gshn 
 Inlaid', N-Ld 2 
 Inland, N-Lnd 3 
 In'lander, N-indr 3 
 Inlay', N-Z 2 , N-id 2 N-i 2 - 
 
 NG 
 
 Inlay, N-Z 3 
 Inlay'er, N-i 2 -B 
 Inlaw', N-Zi 
 Inlet, N-it* 
 Inlist', Nlst 3 
 Inly, Nl 3 
 In'mate, N-M-T 3 
 In'most, N 8 -M6t 
 Inn, N 3 
 In'nate or Innate', 
 
 In'nate ly or Innately, 
 
 N-Nt-IA>r 2 
 In'nateness or Innate'- 
 
 ness, N 
 
INN 
 
 Innav'igable-y, N-N-Vi- 
 
 G-B1 
 
 See Note under the word 
 Illaudabln. 
 In'ner, Nr 3 
 In'nermost, Ni^-Mst 
 Innerva'tion, N-Nr-Vshn 2 
 Innerve', N-Nr-V, N-Nr- 
 
 Vd N-Nr-V 2 -NG 
 Inn'holder, N 3 -Hldr 
 Inn'ing, N 3 -NG 
 In'nings, N 3 -NGz 
 Inn'keeper, N-K-Pr 
 In'nocence, NsS-Ns 
 In'nocency, Ns-N-8* 
 In'nocent, Ns 8 -Nt 
 In'nocently, Ns-Nt-L 3 
 Innoc'uous, N-N-K-Si 
 Innoc'uously, N-N-K-SU 
 Innoc'uousness, N l -N- 
 
 Ks-Ns 
 In'novate, N-Vt 8 , N-V- 
 
 Td, N-Vt(-) 8 
 
 Innova'tion, N-Vshn* 
 In'novator, N-Vtr 8 
 Innox'ious, N-N-K-SHsi 
 Innox'iously, N - N - K. - 
 
 8Hsi-i 
 Innox'iousness, N-N-K- 
 
 8Hsi-Ns 
 
 Innuen'do, N-N-D* 
 Innumerabil'ity, N-N- 
 
 Mr-Bl'-T 
 Innu'merable-y, N-N- 
 
 Mr-Bl 8 
 'Innu'merableness, N-N 
 
 -Mr-Bl 3 -Ns [IBs] 
 Innu'merous, N a -N-Mrs 
 Innutrition, N-N-Trshn 8 
 Innutri'tious, N-N-Tr- 
 
 SHs 
 
 .Tnnu'tritive, 
 Inobserv'ance, 
 
 Vns 
 Inobserv'ant, N-B a -zJ2- 
 
 Vnt 
 Inoc'ulate, N-K-xt 1 , N-K- 
 
 Z-^Td, N-K-Lti-NG 
 Inocula'tion, N-K-shn 2 
 Inoc'ulator, N-K-/,tri 
 Ino'dorous, N-Dr^-S 
 Inoffen'sive, N-F 2 -Ns-V 
 InoflFen'sively, N-F-Ns- 
 
 V-L 
 Inoffen'siveness, N-F*- 
 
 Ns-V-Ns 
 
 Inoffl'cial, N-F8-SH1 
 Inoffl'cially, N-F 3 -SOT 
 Inoffl'cious, N-F 8 -Sfs 
 In'olite, N-M 8 
 Inop'erative, N-P 1 -fit-V 
 Inopportune', N - P 3 - R- 
 
 Tn 
 Inopportunely, N-pa-fi- 
 
 T-N1 
 
 Inop'ulent, N-pi-Lnt 
 Inor'dinacy, N-Rd^S 
 Inor'dinate, N-Rd-Nt 
 Inor'dinately, N-Edi-Nt- 
 
 138 
 
 Inor'dinateness, N-Bd 1 - 
 
 Nt-Ns 
 
 Inorganic, Nr J -Gn-K 
 Inorganlcal, Nr>-G-N- 
 
 Kl 
 
 Inor'ganized, Nr-Gn-Zd 
 Inos'culate, N-8i-Klt, N 
 
 S^Kl-Td, N-S^Klt-NG 
 Inoscula'tion, N - S 2 - 
 
 Klshn 
 
 In'quest, N 3 -Kwst 
 Inqui'etude, N-Kw-Td> 
 Inquir'able, N-Kw-.R 1 -! 
 Inquire', N - Kw - R 1 , N - 
 
 Kw-fidi, N-Kw-Ri-NG 
 Inquiren'do, N-E.w-.K*-N 
 
 -D 
 
 Inqui'rent, N-Kw-.Rnt 1 
 Inquir'er, N-Kw-Rr 1 
 Inquiringly, 
 
 NG1 
 
 Inquiry, N-Kw-JR 1 
 Inquisi'tion, N 3 -Kwz*Aw 
 Inquisi'tional, N-KwzsAn 
 
 IS 
 Inquisi'tionary, N- 
 
 Kwz*An-.R 3 The Shun- 
 cnrl being continued up so 
 that Ree may be joined at 
 
 an angle. 
 
 Inquisitive, N-Kwz-Tv 8 
 Inquisitively, N - Kwz - 
 
 T-V1 
 
 Inquisitor, N 8 -Kwztr 
 Inquisito'rial, N-Kwe-T 2 - 
 
 Inrail', N-fil 2 , N-.Rld 2 , N- 
 
 In'road, N-K 8 -D 
 Insalu'brious, N-sZ, 3 -Brs 
 Insalu'brity, N-sZ^-Br-T 
 Insal'utary, N-sZ,ti-fi 
 Insan'able, Ns-N-BH 
 Insane', Ns 2 -N 
 Insanely, Ns-N-L 2 
 Insanity, Ns-N-T 
 Insatiability, Ns-SH 8 -Bl 
 
 -T 
 
 Insa'tiable, Ns-SH 2 -Bl 
 Insa'tiableness, Ns-SH 2 
 
 -Bl-Ns [iBs] 
 Insa'tiate, Ns-Sfl^-T 
 Insa'tiately, N8-/SH2-T-Z, 
 Insati'ety, Ns-T 1 -! 
 Insatisfac'tion, Ns - Ts 1 - 
 
 F-Kshn 
 Insat'urable, Ns-CH'-fi- 
 
 Bl 
 In'scient or Insci'ent. 
 
 N-SH 3 -NtorN-8i-Nt 
 Insci'ence, N-Si-Ns 
 Inscrib'able, nsKr-B^Bl 
 Inscrib'ableness, nsKr- 
 
 Bi-Bl-Ns [!Bs] 
 Inscribe', nsKr-B', nsKr- 
 
 Bd, nsKr-Bi-NG 
 Inscrib'er, nsKr-Br 1 
 Inscription, nsKr-Pshn 3 
 Inscrip'tive, nsKr-Pt a -Y 
 Inacroll', 
 
 INS 
 
 Inscrutability, nsKr-T'- 
 
 Blt 
 Inscru'table-y, nsKr-T 8 - 
 
 Bl 
 Inscru'tableness, nsKr- 
 
 T 8 -Bl-Ns [iBs] 
 Insculp', Ns-Kl-P s 
 Insculpt'ure, Ns-Kl-Ptr* 
 Inseam', N 3 -sM 
 Insec'able, Ns-K-Bl 2 
 In'sect, Ns 3 -Kt 
 Insect'ile, Ns-Kt-L* 
 Insec'tion, Ns 2 -Kshn 
 Insectiv'ora, Ns-K-T 8 -Vr 
 Insectiv'orous, Ns - K - 
 
 T 3 -Vrs 
 
 Insecure', nsKr 8 
 Insecurely, nsKr-i 8 
 Insecu'rity, nsKr-T 8 
 Inseminate, N-sM-N-T 
 Insemina'tion, N 2 - sM - 
 
 Nshn 
 
 Insen'sate, Ns-Ns-T 3 
 Insensibility, Ns - Ns - 
 
 Insen'sible-y, Ns-Ns-Bl* 
 Insen'sibleness, Ns - Ns - 
 
 Bl 2 -Ns [IBs] 
 
 Insen'tient, Ns s -Nshnt 
 Inseparability, nsPr^-Bl 
 
 -T for -Bit) 
 
 Insep'arable-y, nsPr 2 -Bl 
 Insep'arableness, usPr 2 - 
 
 Bl-Ns ['Bsj 
 Insert', N-sBt 2 , N-s^-Td, 
 
 Inser'tion, N-sHshn 2 
 In'set, Ns-T 3 
 Inshad'ed, N-SH 2 -Dd 
 Inshrine', N-5//rni, N- 
 
 SHmV, N-SHrni-NG 
 Insica'tion, Ns 2 -Kshn 
 In'side, Ns-D 3 
 Insidious, Ns-D 8 -S 
 Insidiously, Ns-D 3 -Sl 
 Insidlousness, Ns-Ds 8 - 
 
 Ns 
 
 In'sight, Ns-T 8 
 Insig'nia, Ns 3 -G-N 
 Insignificance, Ns-G-N- 
 
 Insignif icancy, Ns-G-N- 
 Insignif icant, Ns - G - N - 
 
 Insignificantly, Ns-G- 
 
 N-F 3 -K-Nt-L 
 Insincere', : 
 Insincerely, 
 Insincerity, Ns-Ns-S^T 
 Insin'uate, Ns-N-T 8 , Ns- 
 
 N-Td 3 , Ns-N-T 3 -NG 
 Insinua'tion, Ns 2 -Nshn 
 Insin'uative, Ns-N-Tv 8 
 Insin'uator, Ns 3 -Ntr 
 Insipid, Ns-Pd 3 
 Insipidity, Ns-Pd 8 -T 
 Insipidly, Ns-Pd 3 -L 
 Insipidness, Ns-P 8 -D-BTf 
 Insiplence, Ns-Pns 8 
 
INS 
 
 Insist', Nss-T, Nss-Td 8 , 
 
 Nss-T'-NG 
 
 Insist'ent, Nss-Tnt 3 
 Insi'tion, NszAn 8 orNssAra 8 
 Insnare', Ns-N-B 1 , Ns-N- 
 
 Bd, NS-N-R^NG 
 Insnar'er, Ns-N-Rr 1 
 Inaobri'ety, nsBr 1 -! 
 Inso'ciable, Ns-SH*-Bl 
 In'solate, N-sLt 3 , N-s.6 8 - 
 
 Td, N-sLt 3 -NG 
 Insola'tion, N-sZshn* 
 In'solence, N-sins 8 
 In'solent, N-sint 3 
 In'solently, N-sint'-L 
 Insolid'ity, N-sI, 8 -D-T 
 Insolubility, N-s/, 8 -Bl-T 
 Insol'uble, N-s^i-Bl 
 Insolv'able, N-sLi-V-Bl 
 Insolv'ency, N-6L-Vn-S 
 Insolvent, N-sLi-Vnt 
 Insom'nious, N'-sM-Ns 
 Insomuch', N-S 2 -M-CH 
 Inspect', Ns-P2-Kt, Ns-P 8 - 
 
 K-Td, N-sPS-Et-NG 
 Inspec'tion, Ns-P*-Kshn 
 Inspect'or, Ns-P 2 -Ktr 
 Inspect'orate, Ns-P*-Ktr- 
 
 T 
 Inspect' orship, Ns-P s - 
 
 Ktr-SH-P 
 Insphere', Ns-F 3 -B, Ns- 
 
 139 
 
 INT 
 
 Inspir'able, nsPri-Bl 
 Inspira'tion, nsPrshn* 
 Inspir'atory, nsPr l -T-J2 
 Inspire', nsPr 1 , nsPrd 1 , 
 
 nsP^-NG 
 
 Inspir'er, nsPr'-B 
 Inspir'it, nsPrt* nsPr 3 
 
 Td. nsPrtC) 3 
 Inspis'sate, Ns-Ps 8 -T, Ns- 
 
 Ps3 Td, Ns-Psa-T-NG 
 Inspissa'tion, Ns-PssAn a 
 Instabil'ity, Ns-Ta-Bl-T 
 Insta'ble, Ns-T^-Bl 
 Install', Ns-Ti-L, Ns-T 1 - 
 
 Ld. Ns-Ti-L-NG 
 Installa'tion, Ns - T 2 - 
 
 shn 
 Install'ment, Ns-Ti-i- 
 
 Mnt 
 In'stance, Ns - Tns', Ns - 
 
 Tnst", N-sTns 3 -NG 
 In'stant, Ns-Tnt 
 Instantane'ity, Ns-Tnt 8 - 
 
 N-T 
 Instanta'neous, Ns-Tnt 8 - 
 
 Ns 
 Instanta'neously, Ns- 
 
 Tntz-Ns-L 
 InsUiuta'neousness, Ns- 
 
 Tnf-Ns-Ns 
 Instan'ter, Ns-Tntr 1 
 In'stantly, Ns-Tnt 8 -L 
 Instar', Ns-T>-B 
 Instate', Ns-Tta Ns-T-Td, 
 
 Ns-Tt(-)* 
 Instau'rate, NB-T-t, Ns- 
 
 Instaura'tion, Ns - T* - 
 fiftba 
 
 Insum'cient, Ns-Fshnt* 
 Insufla'ciently, Ns- 1 
 
 Instaura'tor, Ns-T*-fitr 
 
 Fshnt 3 -!, 
 
 Instead', Ns-Tda 
 
 Insuffla'tion, Ns-FZ-islm 
 
 Insteep', Ns-T"-P, Ns-T 8 - 
 
 In'sular, N-s 3 -R 
 
 Pt, Ns-T-P-NG 
 
 Insularity, N-sii-7J-T 
 
 In'step, Ns-TS-P 
 
 In'sulary, N-si 3 -/e 
 
 In'stigate, Ns-T 8 -Gt. Ns- 
 
 In'sulate, N-sit 8 N-si 3 - 
 
 T-G-Td, Ns-T 8 -Gt-NG 
 
 Td, N-sit 3 -NG 
 
 Instiga'tion, Ns-T*-Gshn 
 In'stigator, Ns-T 8 -Gtr 
 
 In'sulated, N-sZ, 3 -Td 
 Insula'tion, N-sislin 2 
 
 Instill', Ns-T 8 -L, Ns-T- 
 
 In'sulator, N-sitr^ 
 
 Ld, Ns-T-L-NG 
 
 In'sult, N-st 8 
 
 Instilla'tion, Ns-TS-Lshn 
 
 Insult', N-sZ/t 2 , N-s2.Td, 
 
 In'stillator, N8-T 8 -itr 
 
 N-s//t 2 -NG 
 
 Instill'er, Ns-T 8 -/,-E 
 Instill'ment, Ns-T 8 -- 
 Mnt 
 
 Insult'er, N-str 2 
 Insultingly, N-sit 2 -NGl \ 
 Insuperability, nsPr3-Bl 
 
 Instinct', Ns-T-NGt 
 
 -T 
 
 In'stinct, Ns-TS-NGt 
 
 Insu'perable-y, nsPr 3 -T',i 
 
 Instinct'ive, Ns-T3-NG- 
 
 Insu'perableness, usP J - 
 
 Tv 
 
 Bl-Ns 
 
 Instinct'ively, Ns-TS-NG- 
 
 Insupport'able-y, Ns- 
 
 T-V1 
 
 ps-fit-Bl 
 
 In'stitute, Ns-T 8 -T-T. Ns- 
 
 Insupport'ableness, Ns- 
 
 TS-T-Td, Ns-T 8 -T-T-NG 
 
 PS-flt-Bl-Xs [IBs] 
 
 Institution, Ns-T 3 -Tshn 
 
 Insuppos'able, Ns-Pz 2 -Bl 
 
 Institu'tional, Ns - T 3 - 
 
 Insuppresslble, nsPrs 2 - 
 
 Tshn-L 
 
 Bl 
 
 Institu'tionary, Ns-T 8 - 
 
 Insuppresslve, nsPrs 2 -V 
 
 Tshn-fi 
 
 Insur'able, N-SHri-Bl 
 
 In'stitutive, Ns-TS-T-Tv 
 
 Insur'ance, N - SHms* 
 
 In'stitutor, Ns-T-Ttr 8 
 
 [Ns 3 ] 
 
 Instrat'ifled, nsTri-Tf-D 
 
 Insure', N-SHr 3 , N-SHrd^, 
 
 Instruct' , nsTr2-Kt. nsTr 2 
 
 N-SHrS-NG 
 
 -K-Td, nsTr 2 -Kt-NG 
 
 Insur'er, N-SHrs-E 
 
 Instruct'er, nsTr 2 -Ktr 
 Instruct'ible, nsTr 8 - Kt - 
 
 Insur'gent, Ns-fi-'-Jnt 
 Insurmountability, 
 
 Bl 
 
 nsR 3 -Mnt-B-Z,t 
 
 Instruc'tion, n8Tr*-Kshn 
 
 Insurmount'able, nsE 1 - 
 
 Instructive, nsTr^-Kt-V 
 Instruct'ively, nsTr^-Kt- 
 
 Mnt-B(-L) 
 Insurmount'ableness, 
 
 \-L 
 
 nsEJ-MntlBs 
 
 Instruot'iveness, nsTr*- 
 
 Insurmount'ably, nsE'- 
 
 Kt-V-Ns [i Vs] 
 
 Mnt-B(-Z) 
 
 Instruct'or, nsTr 2 -Ktr 
 
 Insurrec'tion, Ns - B 2 - 
 
 Instruc'tress, nsTr s -K- 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Trs 
 
 Insurrec'tional, Ns-A'^- 
 
 In'strument, nsTrS-Mnt 
 
 Kshn-Z, 
 
 Instrument'al-ly, nsTr 2 
 
 Insurrec'tionary, Ns-fi 2 - 
 
 '.Mnt 
 
 Kshn-fi 
 
 Instrumentality, nsTr 1 
 
 Insurrec'tionist, Ns-fi 2 - 
 
 '.Mnt 
 
 Kshn-St 
 
 Instrument'ary, nsTr 2 - 
 
 Insusceptibility, Nss- 
 
 Mnt-fl 
 
 Pt 3 -Bl-T(or-Blt) 
 
 Instrumenta'tion, nsTr 4 - 
 
 Insuscep'tible, Nss-Pt 2 - 
 
 M-N-Tshn 
 
 Bl 
 
 Insubjec'tion, Ns-B-J- 
 
 Intact', N-H-Kt 
 
 Kshn [Ns-BshnS] 
 
 Intact'able, N-Ti-Kt-Bl 
 
 Insubmis'sion, Ns - B 8 - 
 
 Intaglio, N-T 1 -^ 
 
 Mshn 
 
 Intangibility, Nt-N-J 8 - 
 
 Insubor'dinate, Ns-B'- 
 
 Bl-T 
 
 fid-Nt 
 
 Intan'gible-y, Nt-N-J'-Bl 
 
 Insubordina'tion, Ns-B s - 
 
 Intan'gibleness, Nt-N-J 1 
 
 Kd-Nshn 
 
 -Bl-Ns 
 
 Insurferable-y, Ns-F*-B 
 
 Intast'able, N-Ts-Bl 
 
 -Bl 
 
 In'teger, N-T 3 -Jr 
 
 Insuffl'cience, Ns-Fshns 8 
 
 In'tegral, N-T-Gr-L 
 
 Insuffi'ciency, Ns-Fshn 3 - In'tegrally, N-T 8 -Gr- 
 
INT 
 
 140 
 
 Integrate, N-T-Grt i Intentay, Nt-Nt-L* 
 Integration, N-T*-Grshn 1 Intent'ness, Nt*-Nt-Ns 
 
 Integ'rity, N-T-Gr-T 
 
 Inter', Nt-E* Nt-Bd, Nt- 
 
 Integuma'tion, N-T-G- 
 
 B 2 -NG 
 
 Mshn 
 
 In'ter, Ntr 
 
 Integ'ument, N-T-G- 
 Mnt 
 
 Interact', Ntr'-Kt 
 Interac'tion, Nt^-Kshn 
 
 In'tellect, Nt-L-Kt 
 
 Interam'nian, N-TrJ-M- 
 
 Intellec'tion, Nt - L - 
 
 Nn 
 
 Ksho 
 
 Interax'al, Ntr-Ks-Li 
 
 Intellect'ive, Nt-L-Kt-V 
 Intellect'ively, Nt-L^Kt- 
 \-L 
 
 Interax'illary, Ntr-K-sii- 
 R 
 Inter'calar, Ntr-K-ir' 
 
 Intellect'ual, Nt-L-Kt-L 
 Intellect'ualism, Nt-L- 
 
 Intercalary, Ntr-K-i 2 -B 
 Intercalate, Ntr-K-it^. 
 
 Kt-Lz-M 
 
 Ntr-K-Z,2-Td, Ntr-K-it^- 
 
 Intellect'ualist, Nt-L*- 
 
 NG 
 
 Kt-Lst 
 
 Intercalation, Ntr - K 
 
 Intellectual'ity, Nt - L - 
 Kt-i-T (Nt-Li-Kt-Lt) 
 
 ishn* 
 Intercede', Ntrs-D 3 , Ntrs- 
 
 Intellectually, Nt-L- 
 
 Dd 3 , Ntrs-DS-NG 
 
 Kt-L 
 
 Interced'ent, Ntrs-Dnt 3 
 
 Intel'ligence, Nt-L*-Jns 
 
 Interced'er, Ntr-sDr 3 
 
 [N-Jns 4 ] 
 
 Intercept', Ntrs-Pt 2 , Ntrs 
 
 Intel'ligencer, Nt-L*-J- 
 
 -p2-Td. Ntrs-Pt(-)* 
 
 Ns- 
 
 Intercept'er, Ntre-Ptr 2 
 
 Intel'ligent, Nt-L'-Jnt 
 
 Intercep'tion, N trs - 
 
 [Nt-Jnt 2 ] 1 Pshn* 
 
 Intelligen'tial, Nt-L-J- 
 
 Interces'sion, NtrssAn^ 
 
 N-SHl 
 
 Interces'sor, Ntr-Ss^-R 
 
 Intelligently, Nt-L-Jnt- 
 
 Interces'sory, Ntr-Ss 2 -R 
 
 L [Nt-Jnt*tL] 
 
 Interchange', Ntr-CH 2 - 
 
 Intelligibil'ity, Nt-L 3 -J- 
 
 N-J, Ntr-CH^-N-Jd, Ntr- 
 
 Blt [N-J 3 -Blt] 
 
 CH-N-J-NG [Ntr-CH 2 , 
 
 Intel 'ligible-y, Nt-L-j- 
 
 Ntr-CHd2 Ntr-CH(-)2] 
 
 Bl [Nt-J-Bl] 
 
 In'terchange, Ntr - CH 3 - 
 
 Intel'ligibleness, Nt-L- 
 
 N-J 
 
 J-Bl-Ns [N-J 2 :Bs] 
 
 Interchangeabil'ity,Ntr 
 
 Intem'perance, N-T*-M- 
 
 -CH8-N-J-BH [Ntr-CH- 
 
 Prns [N-T2-Prns] 
 
 Blt] 
 
 Intern 'perate, N - T* - M - 
 
 Interchange'able-y, Ntr 
 
 Prt [N-T2-Prt] 
 
 -CH*-N-J-B1 [Ntr-CH- 
 
 Intern' perately, N-T 2 -M- 
 
 TI_* r rXT mo !)* r i 
 
 Bl] 
 
 Prt-i [N-T-Prt-//] Interchange'ableness, 
 Intern' perateness.N-T 2 -, Ntr-CH 2 -N-J-Bl-Ns [Ntr- 
 
 M-Prt-Ns [N-T*-Prt-Ns] i CH^iBs] 
 Inten'able, N-T-N-Bl I Intercip'ient, Ntrs-Pnt 3 
 Intend', Nt* - Nd, Nt - N - i Interclude', Ntr 3 - Kid, 
 
 Dd 2 , Nt-Nd-NG | Ntr-Kl-Dd 3 , Nti^-Kld-NG 
 
 Intend'ancy, Nt-Nd-N-S 2 Interclu'sion, Ntr 3 - 
 
 Intend'ant, Nt 2 -Nd-Nt 
 Intend'ed, Nt-N-Dd 
 Intend'er, Nt 2 -Ndr 
 
 Klzhn 
 Intercolonial, N 
 
 Nl 
 
 Intend'ment, Nt 2 -Nd-Mnt Intercolumnia'tion.Ntr 2 
 Intenera'tion, N-T 2 - -Kl-M-Nshn 
 
 Intercom'mon, NtrrN 1 , 
 
 Ntr:N-Di, Ntr:Ni-NG 
 Intercom'monage, Ntr 
 
 :N-Ji 
 
 i Intercommu'nicate, 
 Intensify, Nt-Ns-F*, Nt-| Ntr:N 3 -Kt 
 
 Ns-Fd 2 . Nt-Ns-F 2 -NG Intercommunica'tion, 
 Inten'sion, Nt 2 -Nshn 
 
 Nrshn 
 
 Inten'sative, Nt-Ns-Tv 2 
 Intense', Nt 2 -Ns 
 Intensely, Nt-Ns-L 
 Intense'ness, Nt 2 -Ns-Ns 
 
 Intensity, Nt-Ns-T 2 
 Inten'sive, Nt-Ns-V 2 
 Inten'sively, Nt-Ns-V 2 -i 
 Intent', Nt*-Nt 
 Inten'tion, Nt 2 -Nshn 
 
 Inten'tional-ly, 
 Nshn-i 
 
 Ntr:N 2 -Kshn 
 Intercommun'ion, Ntr 
 
 :Nn 3 
 Interoommu'nity, Ntr : 
 
 N-T 3 
 Intercos'tal, Ntr-Ks-T 1 -!, 
 
 INT 
 
 Intercur'rence, Ntr 2 - 
 
 Krus 
 
 Intercur'rent, Ntr*-Kr-Nt 
 Interdepend'ence, Ntr- 
 
 D 2 -Pnd-Ns 
 Interdict', Ntr-D 3 -Kt, Ntr 
 
 -D"-K-Td, Ntr-D 3 -Kt-NG 
 In'terdict, Ntr-D 3 -Kt 
 Interdic'tion, Ktr - D 3 - 
 
 Kshn 
 Interdict'! ve, Ntr-D 3 -Kt- 
 
 V 
 Interdict'ory, Ntr-D*-K- 
 
 1-R 
 In'terest, Ntrsts, Ntrs- 
 
 Td 3 , Ntrst(-) 3 . See Un- 
 
 derstood. 
 
 Interfa'cial, Ntr-F^-SHl 
 Interested, Ntrs-Td 8 
 In'teresting, Ntrst(-) 3 
 Interfere', Ntr-F 3 -R, Ntr- 
 
 fd. Ntr-F 3 -R-NG 
 Interference, Ntr-F 3 - 
 
 Rns 
 
 Interferer, Ntr-FS-Rr 
 Interfluent, Ntr-Fl 2 -Nt 
 Inter'fluous, Ntr-Fl 2 -S 
 Interful'gent, Ntr-F 2 -i- 
 
 Jnt 
 
 Interfused', Ntr-Fzd 3 
 Interfu'sion, Ntr-Fzhn 3 
 In'terim, Ntr 3 -M 
 Inte'rior, N-T 3 -.R-.R 
 Inte'riorly, y-^-R-R-L 
 Interja'cence, Ntr-Js^Ns 
 Interja'cency, Ntr-Js 2 -N- 
 
 8 
 
 Interja'cent, Ntr-Js 2 -Nt 
 Interject', Ntr-J a -Kt, Ntr- 
 
 J2-K-Td. Ntr-J2-Kt-NG 
 Interjec'tion, Xtr-js- 
 
 Kshn 
 Interjec'tional, Ntr-J2. 
 
 Kshn-Z, 
 Interknit', Ntr^-Nt 
 Interlace', Ntr-Z,s, Ntr- 
 
 Lst*, Ntr-is 2 -Na 
 Interlard', Ntr-Lrdi, Nts 
 
 Lr l -Dd, Ntr-ird'-NG 
 Interlay', Ntr-Z,2, Ntr-Z,. 
 
 D, Ntr-i 2 -N 
 In'terleaf, Ntr-^ 3 -F 
 Interleave', Ntr - L* - V, 
 
 Ntr-IAVd, Ntr-Z,3-V-NG 
 Interline', Ntr-in 1 , Ntr- 
 
 indi. Ntr-in'-NG 
 Interlin'eal, Ntr-Z, 3 -Nl 
 Interlin'ear, Ntr-in 3 -B 
 Interlinea'tion, Ntr-Z.2- 
 
 Nshn 
 
 Interlin'ing, Ntr-in^NG 
 Interlink', Ntr-3-NG-K, 
 
 Ntr-i-NG-Kt (or -NGt), 
 
 Ntr-Z 3 -NG-K-NG 
 Interloca'tion, Ntr - Z 2 - 
 
 Kshn 
 Interlock', Ntr-ii-K, Ntr 
 
 Nt- In'tercourse, Ntr 3 -Krs 
 i Intercross', Ntr'-Krs 
 
 Interlocu'tion, Ntr L*- 
 Kshn 
 
INT 
 
 Interloc'utor, Ntr - L l - 
 
 Ktr 
 Interloc'utory, Ntr-Zi- 
 
 K-T-R 
 Interlope', Ntr-i2-P, utr- 
 
 Z 2 -Pt, Ntr-Z-2-P-NG 
 Interloper, Ntr-.L 2 -Pr 
 Interlu'cent, Ntr-Z.s 3 -Nt 
 Interlude, Ntr-Z, 3 -D 
 Interlu'nar, Ntr-L 3 -Nr 
 Interlu'nary, Ntr-Z,n 3 -.R 
 Intermarriage, N-Tr'-M 
 
 -R-3 
 Intermarry, N-Tr^M-i?, 
 
 N-Tr!-M-fid, N-Tri-M-.R- 
 
 NG 
 Intermed'dle, N-Tr.M- 
 
 Dl, N-TrZ-M-Dld, N-Tr 2 - 
 
 M-D1-XG 
 Intermed'dler, N-Tr-M- 
 
 Dl-R 
 Interme'diacy, N-Tr*-M- 
 
 D-8 
 Intenne'dial, N-Tr-M- 
 
 Dl 
 Interme'diary, N-Tr 3 -!!- 
 
 D-R 
 Interme'diate, N-TrS-M- 
 
 Dt 
 Interme'diately, N-Tr 3 - 
 
 M-Dt-Z, 
 Intermedia'tion, N-Tr*- 
 
 M-Dshn 
 Interme'dium, N-Tr 8 -!!- 
 
 D-M 
 
 Interment, N-Tr 2 -Mnt 
 Intermigra'tion, N-Tr 2 - 
 
 M-Grshn 
 Inter'minable-y, N-Tr 2 - 
 
 M-X-Bl 
 Inter'minate, N-Tr 2 -M-N 
 
 -T 
 Intermin'gle, N-Tr 8 -!!- 
 
 NG1, N-Tr3-M-NGld. N- 
 
 Tr-M-NGl-NG 
 Intermis'sion, N - Tr 3 - 
 
 Mshn 
 Intermis'sive, N-TrS-Ms- 
 
 V 
 Intermit', N-Tr-Mt, N- 
 
 Tr-M-Td, N-Tr-MtC) 
 Intermit'tent, N-Tr3-M- 
 
 Tnt 
 Intermit'tingly, N-Tr 3 - 
 
 Mt-NGl 
 Intermix', N-TrS-M-Ks, 
 
 N-TrM-Kst, N-Tr-M- 
 
 Ks-NG 
 Jntermix'ture, N - Tr 3 - 
 
 M-Kstr 
 Intermon'tane, N-Tr 1 - 
 
 Mnt-N 
 Jntermun'dane, N-Tr 2 - 
 
 Mn-Dn 
 
 Intermu'ral, N-TrS-M-Bl 
 Intei^nal-ly, N-Tr*-Nl 
 Interna'tional, Ntr- 
 
 Nihn-L 1 
 
 Interne'cine, Ntr-Ns-N 
 Interne'cive, Ntr-Ns-V 3 
 
 141 
 
 Internun'cio.Ntr-Nn-Sfl 2 
 Interocean'ic, Ntr-SH*- 
 
 N-K 
 Interpellation, Ntr-P 2 - 
 
 Lsha. 
 Interpen'etrate, Ntr-P 2 - 
 
 N-Trt 
 Interplead', Ntr-Pld 3 , Ntr 
 
 Pl"-Dd, Ntr-Pld(-) 3 
 Interplead'er, Ntr-Pl 3 -Dr 
 Interpledge', Ntr-Pl 2 -J. 
 
 Ntr-Pl 2 -Jd, Ntr-Pl 2 -J-NG 
 Interpolate, I 
 
 Ntr-P2-Z-Td. N 
 
 NG 
 Interpolation, Ntr-P 2 - 
 
 Z.shu 
 
 Interpolator, Ntr-ps-Z.tr 
 Interpos'al, Ntr-Pz 2 -L 
 Interpose', Ntr-Pz 2 , Ntr- 
 
 Interpos'er, Ntr-P 2 -Zr 
 Interposi'tion, Ntr - 
 
 Interpret, Ntr-Prt 2 , Ntr- 
 
 PrVTd, Ntr-Prt(-) 2 
 Interpreta'tion, Ntr-Pr 2 - 
 
 Tshn 
 Interpretative, Ntr-Prt 2 
 
 -Tv 
 
 Interpreter, Ntr-Prtr 2 
 Interpunc'tion, Ntr-P 2 - 
 
 NGshn 
 Interreg'num, Ntr 2 (-K)- 
 
 G-N-M 
 
 Inter'rer, N-T 2 -Kr 
 In'terrex, Ntr-fi 3 -Ks 
 Interrogate, Ntr-Gt, Ntr 
 
 -G-Td 2 , Ntr 2 -Gt-NG 
 Interrogation, Ntr 2 - 
 
 Gshn 
 Interrog'ative, Ntr - G - 
 
 Tv> 
 Interrog'atively, Ntr-G- 
 
 T'-Vl 
 
 Interrogator, Ntr^-Gtr 
 Interrog'atory, Ntr-G-T 1 
 
 -R 
 Interrupt', Ntr-Pt 2 , Ntr- 
 
 PS-Td, Ntr-Pt(-) 2 
 Interrupt'edly, Ntr-P 2 - 
 
 Td-i 
 
 Interrupt'er, Ntr-Ptr 2 
 Interrup'tion, Ntr-Pshn 2 
 Interscap'ular, Ntrs-K- 
 
 Interscribe', Ntr-sKr-B', 
 
 Ntr-sKr-Bdi, Ntr-sKr-Bi- 
 
 NG 
 
 Interse'cant, Ntrs s -Knt 
 Intersect', Ntrs 2 -Kt, Ntrs- 
 
 K-Td 2 , Ntrs 2 -Kt-NG 
 Intersec'tion, Ntrs*- 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Inte.sert', Ntrs-fits 
 Intersert'ed, Ntrs-^-Td 
 Interser'tion, Ntrs-fishn 
 In'terspace, Ntrs-Ps 3 
 Intersperse', Ntr-sPrs*, 
 
 Ntr-sPrst 2 , Ntr-sPrsS-NG 
 
 INT 
 
 Intersper'sion, xtr- 
 
 sPrshn 2 
 
 In'terstate, Ntrs-Tt 3 
 Interstellar, Ntrs-T 2 -/,- 
 
 E 
 Interstel'lary, Ntrs-T^-i- 
 
 R 
 In'terstice or Inter' - 
 
 Stice, Ntrs-Ts3or2 
 Intersti'tial, Ntrs-T3-SHl 
 Interstrat'ified, Ntr - 
 
 sTri-Tf-D 
 Intertext'ure, Ntr-T 2 - 
 
 Kstr 
 Intertrop'ical, Ntr-Tri-P 
 
 -Kl 
 Intertwine', Ntr-Twn 1 , 
 
 Ntr-Twiid 1 , Ntr-TwuJ-NG 
 Intertwist', Ntr-Twst 3 . 
 
 Ntr-Tws 3 -Td, Ntr-Twst 3 - 
 
 NG 
 
 In'terval, xtr-V 3 -L 
 Intervene', Xtr-Yu 3 , Xtr- 
 
 Vnd 3 , Ntr-Vu^-XG 
 Interven'ient, xtr-vn 3 - 
 
 Nt 
 
 Interven'er, xtr-V 3 -Xr 
 Interven'tion, Xtr-V 2 - 
 
 Nshn 
 Interver'tebral, xtr-V 2 - 
 
 t-Br-L 
 In'terview, Ntr-V 3 , Xtr- 
 
 Vd3, Xtr-VS-NG 
 Intervolve', Ntr-V'-L-V, 
 
 Ntr-Vi-Z,-Vd, Xtr-Vi-i-V 
 
 -NG 
 Interweave', xtr-wV 3 , 
 
 Ntr-wY 3 -XG 
 Interwove', Xtr-wV 2 
 Interwoven', xtr-wVn 2 
 Interwork'ing, Ntr-WrZ. 
 
 K-XG 
 Interwreathed', Xtr-K 3 - 
 
 DHd 
 
 Intes'table, N-Ts 2 -T-Bl 
 Intes'taey, J. T -Ts 2 -T-S 
 Intes'tate, N-Ts-Tt 
 Intes'tinal, N-Ts 2 -T-Xl 
 Intes'tine, X-Ts 2 -Tn 
 Inthrall', Nthr-H, Xthr- 
 
 Ld 1 , Nthr-L'-NG 
 Inthrall'ment, Nthr-Li- 
 
 Mnt 
 Inthrone', N-THrn 2 . N- 
 
 THrnd 2 , N-THru 2 -NG 
 In'timacy, N-T--M-S 
 In'timate, N-T 3 -Mt, N-T 3 - 
 
 M-Td. N-T 3 -MtC) 
 In'timately, N-T 3 -Mt-i 
 Intima'tion, N-T 2 -Mshn 
 Intimidate, N-T 3 -M-Dt, 
 
 N-T3-M-D-Td, N-T3-M- 
 
 mo 
 Intimida'tion, N T 2 - M- 
 
 Dshn 
 Intit'ule, N-T-Tl 3 , N-T 3 - 
 
 Tld, N-TS-Tl-NG 
 In'to, N-T a 
 Intol'erable-y, 
 i -Bl 
 
INT 
 
 143 
 
 Intol'erableness, N-T- 
 
 Intromit', N-Tr3-Mt, N- ] 
 
 Z,-R-Bl-Ns [:Bs] 
 
 Tr-M-Td, N-Tr 8 -Mt(-) ] 
 
 Intol'erance, N-T^-Rns 
 
 Introspect', Ntrs-P-Kt. 
 
 Intol'erant, N-T 1 -L- J Rnt 
 
 Ntrs-PS-K-Td, Ntrs-P-Kt 
 
 Intolera'tion, N-T 2 -X.- 
 
 -NG 
 
 Jttba 
 
 Introspec'tion, Ntrs-P 8 - 
 
 Intomb', N-T-M, N-T 8 - 
 
 Kslui 
 
 Md, N-T-M-NG 
 
 Introspective, Ntrs-P 2 - 
 
 In'tonate, N-T-Nt, N-T- 
 
 Kt-V 
 
 N-Td, N-T 8 -Nt-NG 
 
 Introver'aion, N - Tr 2 - 
 
 Intona'tion, N-T 2 -Nshn 
 
 Vrehn 
 
 Intone', N-Tn 2 , N-Tnd, 
 
 Introvert', N-Tr^-Vrt, N- 
 
 
 Tr-Vr-Td, N-Tr-Vrt(-) 
 
 Intoxicate, Nti-Ks-Kt, 
 
 Intrude', N-Trd 8 , N-Tr 8 
 
 Nt-Ks-K-Td 1 , Nti-Ks-Kt- 
 
 Dd, N-Trd(-) 8 
 
 NG 
 
 Intrud'er, N-Tr-Dr 
 
 Intoxica'tion, Nt 2 - Ks - 
 
 Intru'sion, N-Trzhn 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Intru'sionist, N-Trzhn- 
 
 Intractability, N-Tr-Kt 
 
 St 
 
 -Bl-T(or -Bit) 
 
 Intru'sive, N-Trs*-V 
 
 Intract'able-y, N-Tr-Kt- 
 
 Intrust', N-Trst 2 , N-Trs 8 - 
 
 Bl 
 
 Td, N-Trst 8 -NG 
 
 Intract'ableness, N-Tri- 
 
 Intui'tion, N-Tshn 
 
 Kt-Bl-Ns [IBs] 
 
 Intui'tional, N-Tshn 8 -L 
 
 Intra'dos, N-Tr 2 -Ds 
 Intran'sitive, N -Ti^-Ns- 
 
 Intuitive, N-T-Tv 
 Intuitively, N-T-T-V1 
 
 Tv 
 
 Intumesce', N-T 2 -Ms, N- 
 
 Intran'sitively, N - Tr 1 - 
 
 T 2 -Mst, N-T-Ms-NG 
 
 Ns-T-Vl 
 
 Intumes'cence, N-T-M8 
 
 Intransmis'sible, N - 
 
 -Ns 
 
 Ti^-sMs-Bf-L) 
 
 Inturges'cence, Ntr-Js 8 - 
 
 Intransmutabil'ity, N - 
 
 Ns 
 
 Tr-8Mt-Bl-T 
 
 Intussuscep'tion, N-Tss 2 
 
 Intransmut'able, N- 
 
 -Pshn 
 
 TrS-sMt-Bl 
 
 Intwine', N-Twni, N- 
 
 In'trant, N-Trnt 8 
 
 Twnd 1 , N-Twni-NG 
 
 Intreat', N-Trt 
 Intrench', N - Tr - N - CH. 
 
 Intwist', N-Twst 8 , N-Tws* 
 -Td, N-Twst 8 -NG 
 
 N-Tr 2 -N-CHt, N-Tr 2 -N- 
 
 Inuen'do, N-N-D* 
 
 CH-NG 
 
 In'uline, N-/,n 3 
 
 Intrench'ment, N-Tr-N- 
 
 Inum'brate, N - M - Brt, 
 
 CH-Mnt 
 
 N-M-Br2-Td. N-M-Brt(-) 
 
 Intrepid, N-Tr 2 -Pd 
 
 Inun'dant, N-N-Dnt 2 
 
 Intrepidity, N-Tr-Pd-T 
 
 Inun'date, N-N-Dt 2 , N-N- 
 
 J-ntrepldly, N-Tr 2 -Pd-Z 
 
 D 2 'Td. N-N-Dt(') 3 
 
 In'tricacy, N-T^-K-S 
 
 Inunda'tion, N-N-Dshn* 
 
 In'tricate, N-TrS-Kt 
 
 Inurbanlty, Nr-Bni-T 
 
 In'tricately, N-Tr 8 -Kt-L 
 
 Inure', N-R3, N-Hd 8 . N-R 8 - 
 
 In'tricateness, N-Tr'-Kt- 
 
 NG 
 
 Ns 
 
 Inure'ment, N-R3-Mnt 
 
 Intrigue', N-Tr-G, N- 
 
 Inurn', N - Rn 2 , N - Rnd 2 , 
 
 TrS-Gd. N-Tr3-G-NG 
 
 N-Rn 2 -NG 
 
 Intrigu'er, N-Tr^-Gr 
 
 Inustlon, Ns-CHn 2 
 
 Intrigu'ery, N-Tr^-G-K 
 
 Inutillty, N-T-/,-T 
 
 Intrin'sic, N-Tra-Ns-K 
 
 Invade', N-Vd 2 , N-V-Dd, 
 
 Intrin'siual-ly, N-Tr^-Ns- 
 
 N-Vd 2 -NG 
 
 Kl 
 
 Invad'er. N-Vdr 2 
 
 Introces'sion, N-TrsAn Inval'id,'N-Vi-I,d 
 
 Introduce', Ntr-Ds 8 , Ntr- In'valid, N-V3-Zd 
 
 Dst'. Ntr Ds3-NG Invalidate. N-Vi-Z,-Dt. 
 
 Introdu'cer, Ntr-D 8 -sR 
 
 N-Vi-Z,-D-Td. N-Vi-Z- 
 
 Introduction, Ntr - D* - 
 
 DtC) 
 
 Kshn Invalida'tion, N-VS-i- 
 
 Introduc'tive, Ntr-D-Kt Dshn 
 
 -V 
 
 Introduc'tory, Ntr-D*-K- 
 
 Invalidity, N-V 8 -i-D-T 
 Inval'idness, N-V!-Z,d- 
 
 T-R 
 
 Ns 
 
 Introlt, N-Tr-T ! Inval'uable-y, N- Vi-i-Bl 
 Intromission, N - Tr 3 - Invariability, N-V-B- 
 
 Mshn Bl-T 
 
 INV 
 
 Inva'riable-y, N-V-7Z-BI 
 Inva'riableness, N-VVR- 
 
 Bl-Ns ItBs] 
 inva'sion, N-Vzhn* 
 jiva'siye, N-Vs 2 -V 
 invec'tive, N-V 2 -K-Tv 
 Invec'tively, N-vs-K-T- 
 
 VI 
 Inveigh', N - V*, N - Vd, 
 
 N-VS-NG 
 
 inveigh'er, N-V*-R 
 Invei'gle, N-V 8 -G1, N-V- 
 
 Gld, N-Va-Gl-NG 
 Invei'glement, N-V 8 -G1- 
 
 Mnt 
 
 [nvei'gler, N-V3-G1-R 
 Invent', N-Vnt*. N-VVN- 
 
 Td, N-Vnt2-NG 
 Invent'ful, N-Vnt2-F-L 
 [nvent'ible, N-Vnt 2 -B-L 
 [nven'tion, N-V 2 -Nshn 
 Cnventlve, N-Vnt-V 
 [nvent'or, N-Vntr 8 
 [nvento'rial, N-Vnt^-B-L 
 In'ventory, N-Vnt-K. N- 
 
 Vnf-.Rd, N-Vnt3-.R-NG 
 Cnven'tress, N-Vnt 2 --Rs 
 Inverse', N-VS-Rs 
 Inversely, N-V 2 -Rs- 
 Inversion, N-V 2 -JSshn 
 Invert', N-V 2 -.Rt, N-V-B- 
 
 Td. N-V-'-Bt-NG 
 Inver'tebral, N-V*-Bt-Br- 
 
 L 
 Inver'tebrate, 
 
 Brt 
 Inver'tebrated, y- 
 
 Br-Td 
 
 Invert'ed, N-V2-B-Td 
 Invert'edly, N-V2--Td- 
 
 L 
 
 Invert'ible, N-v-t-Bl 
 Invest', N-Vst2, N-Vs 2 -Td, 
 
 N-Vst2-NG 
 Inves'tigable, N-Vs-T-a 
 
 Bl 
 Investigate, N-Vs 2 -T-Gt, 
 
 N-Vs 2 -T-G-Td. N-V62-T- 
 
 Gt-NG [N-Vs 2 -Gt, N-Va- 
 
 G-Td, N-Vs*-Gt-NG] 
 Investiga'tion, N-Vs*-T- 
 
 Gshn [N-ys^-Gshn] 
 Inves'tigative, N-Vs*-T- 
 
 Gt-V N-VsS-Gt-V] 
 Inves'tigator, X - Vs 2 - T- 
 
 Gtr [N-Vs 2 -Gtr] 
 Invest'iture, N-\ T R 2 -Ttr 
 Invest'ment, N - Vs 2 - T - 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Invest'or, N-VstrS 
 Invet'eracy, N-\' 2 -Tr-S 
 Invet'erate, K-V 2 -Trt 
 Invet'erately, N-V 2 -Trt-4 
 Invet'erateness, N - V*. 
 
 Trt-Ns 
 
 Invid'ious, N-V3-Ds 
 Invid'iously, N-V^-D-sL 
 Invid'iousness, N-V 8 -Ds- 
 
 Ns 
 Invig'ilance, N-V s -J-Z<w 
 
INV 
 
 Invigllancy, N-VM-Ln- 
 
 8 
 Invig'orate, N-V-Grt, N 
 
 V3-Gr-Td, N-V-Grt-NG 
 Invigora'tion, N - V 2 - 
 
 Grshn 
 Invineibil'ity, N-V 8 -Ns- 
 
 B-Lt 
 Invin'cible, N - V 8 - Ns - B 
 
 (-L) 
 Invin'cibleness, N-V 8 - 
 
 Ns-Bl-Ns [!Bs] 
 Invin'cibly, N-VS-NS-B 
 
 (-L) 
 Inviolabil'ity, N-V-L- 
 
 Blt 
 
 Invi'olable-y, N-Vi--Bl 
 Invi'olableness, N-V 1 -^- 
 
 Bl-Ns [:B8] 
 Invi'olate, N-Vi-it 
 Invi'olated, 
 Invisibil'ity, N-Vz-Bl-T 
 Invis'ible-y, 
 Invis'ibleneas, N-Vz 3 -Bl- 
 
 Ns [iBs] 
 
 Invita'tion, N-VS-Tshn 
 Invi'tatory, N-Vi-T-T-K 
 Invite', N-Vt, N-Vi-Td, 
 
 N-Vti-NG 
 Invit'er, N-Vtri 
 Invit'ingly, N-Vt-NGl 
 In'vocate, N-V-K-T, N- 
 
 V 8 -K-Td. N-V3-K-T-NG 
 Invoca'tion, N-V 2 -Kshn 
 In'voice, N-Vs, N-Vst, 
 
 N-Vs^-NG 
 Invoke', N-V-K, N-V-K- 
 
 T, N-V-K-NG 
 Invol'ucel or In'volu- 
 
 cel, N-V'or3-L8-L 
 Involu'cre, N-V--Kr 
 Invol'untarily, N - V 1 - 
 
 Lnt-K-L 
 Invol'untariness, N-V 1 
 
 Lnt-fl-Ns 
 
 Invol'untary, N-V!-Lnt-fl 
 In'volute, N-V3.it 
 In'voluted, N-V-i-Td 
 Involu'tion, N-V 8 -ishn 
 Involve', N-V^i-V, N-V 
 
 i-Vd, N-yi--V-NG 
 Involv'edness, 
 
 Vd-Ns 
 Involve'ment, N-V>-Z-V 
 
 -Mnt 
 Invulnerability, N-V 
 
 L-Nr-Bl-T(or-BltJ 
 Invul'nerable, N-ys-L 
 
 Nr-Bl 
 Invul'nerableness, K- 
 
 V 8 -i-Nr-Bl-Ns [iBs] 
 Inwall', N-WU, N-Wldi, 
 
 N-WU-NG 
 In'ward, N-Wrd 8 
 In'wards, N-Wrdz 8 
 In'wardly, N-Wrd'-i 
 Inweave', N-wV 8 , N 
 
 wV 8 -NG 
 
 Inwove', N-wV J 
 Inwov'en, 
 
 143 IRR 
 
 Inwork', N-Wr'-K, N-Wr- 
 Kt, N-Wr*-K-NG 
 
 Irrecov'erableness, Xr- 
 
 Kv-K-Bl-Ns [:Bs] 
 
 In'worn, N-Wrn' 
 
 Irredeem'able, r 3 -D-M- 
 
 Inwrap', Nr-Pi, Nr-Pt', 
 
 Bl 
 
 Nr-P'-NG 
 
 Irredu'cible, Kr 3 -Ds-Bl 
 
 Inwreathe', N-JfJ 3 -DH, N- 
 
 Irrefragabil'ity, Rr*-Fr- 
 
 # 3 -DHd. N-K-DH-NG 
 
 G-Blt 
 
 Inwrought', Nrti 
 
 Irrefragable -y, .Rri-Fr- 
 
 I'D, i+6 
 
 G-B1 
 
 I'odate, i-Datf 
 
 Irref'utable-y or Irre- 
 
 I'odid, i-Dd 
 
 fut'able-y, Kr 2 or 3 -Ft-Bl 
 
 I'odide, i-Didi 
 
 Irreg'ular, RT--G-LT [r s 
 
 I'odine, I-Dn' 
 
 -G] 
 
 lo'nian, i-Nn> 
 
 Irregularity, Rr l -Q-Lr-T 
 
 lon'io, i-N!-K 
 
 [Rr-G] 
 
 lo'ta, i-T* 
 
 Irreg'ularly, Rr 2 -Q-Li-L 
 
 Ip'ecac, P 8 -K-K 
 
 [/2r^-G-//] 
 
 Ipecacuan'ha, P>-K-K-N 
 
 Irrel'ative, R2-it-V 
 
 Irascibil'ity, i-Rs 8 -B-Lt 
 
 Irrel'evancy, R 2 -i-Vn-S 
 
 Iras'cible, I-Rs^B-L 
 
 Irrel'evaut, R2-i-Vnt 
 
 Iras'cibleness, i-Rgi-B-Z,- 
 
 Irrel'evantly, W-L-Vni- 
 
 Ns 
 
 L 
 
 Iras'oibly, I-Rsi-B-Z 
 
 Irreliev'able, R 3 -i-V-Bl 
 
 Irate', i-Rt 
 
 Irrelig'ion, n 3 -L-Jn 
 
 Ire, i-R 1 
 
 Irrelig'ious, H^-L-Ja 
 
 Ire'ful, i-R!-ri 
 
 Irrelig'iously, RS-i-j-g/- 
 
 Irides'cenoe, ffi-Ds-Ns 
 
 Irreme'diable-y, Rr2-Md 
 
 Irides'cent, i^-Ds-Nt 
 
 -Bl 
 
 Irid'ium, ff 8 -D-M 
 
 Irreme'diableness, Rr 3 - 
 
 I'ris, i-Rs 1 
 
 MdiBs 
 
 I'riscope, i-Rs^K-P 
 
 Irremis'sible, Rr 8 -Ms-B 
 
 I'rish, i-Ri-SH 
 
 (-L) 
 
 I'rishman, I-R^SH-Mn 
 
 Irremis'sibly, Rr 3 -Ms-B 
 
 I'rishism', i-R'-SHz-M 
 
 (-L) 
 
 I'rish Moss, i-R'-SH-Ms 
 
 Irremov'able-y, Rr 3 -M- 
 
 Irk', RS-K 
 
 V-B1 
 
 Irk'some, R 2 -K-sM 
 
 Irremu'nerable, Rr 3 -M- 
 
 Irk'somely, R-K-sM- 
 
 Nr-Bl 
 
 Irk'someness, R--K-slI- 
 
 Irreparabil'ity, Rr--Pi- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Bl-T(-Blt) 
 
 I'ron (I-urn), i-Rn^i-Rnd 1 , 
 
 Irrep'arable-y, Hr=-P-Bl 
 
 i-Rni-NG 
 
 Irrepeal'able, 7Zr 3 -P-Z,-Bl 
 
 I'ron-bound, i-Rn^Bnd 
 
 Irrepent'ance, ^r 2 -Pnt- 
 
 Iron'io, l-Ri-N-K 
 
 Ns 
 
 Iron'ical-ly, i-R>-N-Kl 
 
 Irreplev'iable, Ri"-Pl-V- 
 
 I'ron-pyrites, I-Rn>-P-B- 
 
 Bl 
 
 Tz 
 
 Irreplev'isable, ^r 3 - PI - 
 
 I'ronsides, i-Rnsi-Ds 
 
 Vz-Bl 
 
 I'ronwood, I-Rn 1 -Wd 
 
 Irreprehen'sible-y, Rr*- 
 
 I'rony, i-R'-N 
 
 Pr-Ns-Bl 
 
 Irra'diance, JZr 2 -Dns 
 
 Irrepress'ible, RT* - Prs - 
 
 Irra'diancy, #r 2 -Dn-S 
 
 Bl 
 
 Irra'diate, r*-Dt, JJr 2 -D 
 
 Irreproach'able-y, Rt*- 
 
 Td, Rr 2 -Dt(') 
 
 Pr-CH-Bl 
 
 See Note under the word 
 
 Irreprov'able-y, Rr*-Pi- 
 
 Illaudable. 
 
 V-B1 
 
 Irradia'tion, Kr-Dshn 
 Irra'tional-ly, Risha^-L 
 
 Irrepti'tious, Rr - P- T 
 SHs 
 
 Irrational'ity, Risbxt-L- 
 
 Irresist'ance, Rrzs^-Tna 
 
 T 
 
 Irresistibil'ity, Krzs 8 -T- 
 
 Irreclaim'able-y, Br-Kl 
 
 Bl-T(-BH) 
 
 -M Bl 
 
 Irresist'ible-y, .Krzss-T- 
 
 Irreconoil'able, Rr l ;sL- 
 
 Bl 
 
 Bl 
 
 Irresist'ibleness, Rrzs 3 
 
 Irreconcil'ableness, jRr 1 
 
 T-Bl-Ns 
 
 :sZ,-Bl-N8 
 
 Irres'oluble, .Rr^-zL-Bl 
 
 Irreconcilia'tion, fir* 
 
 Irres'olubleness, /Jr 1 - 
 
 tsLshn 
 
 zi-Bl-Ns 
 
 Irrecov'erable-y, Rr*- 
 
 Irres'olute, Rr 2 -zLt 
 
 Kv-fi-Bl 
 
 Jrres'olutely, Ri*-zLt-L 
 
IRK 
 
 Irres'oluteness, Ri^-zLt- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Irresolu'tion, J2i 
 Irresolvable, l 
 
 Bl 
 Irrespective, Rrs^P-Kt- 
 
 V 
 Irrespectively, fire s -P- 
 
 Kt-V-I, 
 Irres'pirable, Rrs*-P-R- 
 
 Bl 
 Irresponsibility, fire 8 - 
 
 Pns-B-Lt 
 Irrespon'sible, Srs^Pns- 
 
 B-L [firs^Pns] 
 Irreten'tive, fir^-Tnt-V 
 Irretrieve'able-y, Ri 3 - 
 
 Tr-V-Bl 
 
 Irreverence, Rrv*-Rns 
 Irreverent, Rr^-Rnt 
 Irrev'erently, Riv-Rnt- 
 
 L 
 Irreversible, Brv z -.Rs-B- 
 
 L 
 Irreverslbleness, flrv 2 - 
 
 #s-B-L->"s [:Bs] 
 Irreversibly, Rrv* - Ra 
 
 BZ, 
 Irrevocability, tfr 3 -V- 
 
 K-BH 
 Irrevo'cable-y, #r-V-K- 
 
 Bl 
 Irrev'ocablenesss, RT*- 
 
 V-K-Bl-Ns [IBs] 
 Ir'rigate, Rr^Gt, R^-G- 
 
 Td. Ri*-Gt-NG 
 Irrigation, Rr 2 -Gshn 
 Irrig'uous, Rr3-G-S 
 Irrislon, Rzhn 8 
 Irritability, /J3-T-B1-T 
 Ir'ritable-y, # 3 -T-Bl 
 Ir'ritant, 3 -Tnt 
 Irritate, 3 -Tt, J^-T-Td, 
 
 Irrita'tion, fi-Tshn 
 Irritative, 3 -T-Tv 
 Ir'ritatpry, 3 -T-T-fl 
 Irrup'tion, R^-Pshn 
 Irrup'tive, R*-Pt-V 
 Is, z 8 
 
 Note. Is is added as fol 
 lows : to another small 
 circle, whether following 
 or preceding it, by making 
 the circle large. (Amongthe 
 examples below, see 7s as 
 A* is. Is seen.) to a follow- 
 ing thf. it or to, by making 
 the circle into a small loop. 
 (See Is the or to, What is 
 the.) to a following ther< 
 or their, by making the 
 circle into a large loop 
 (See It ttere, What is there, 
 and to a preceding large 
 circle, or to a loop whether 
 large or small, by turning 
 a small circle within it. (Sei 
 At it it. As there is, Because 
 there it. 
 
 144 
 
 Examples: 
 
 "6" Isas 
 
 Asia 
 
 "ff 
 
 Is seen 
 
 Is the or Is to 
 
 ( What is the 
 
 o 
 
 >; Is there 
 
 k What is there 
 ?_ As it is 
 As there is 
 
 "^ Because there is 
 
 The circles and loops 
 when standing alone are 
 ilways made by a motion 
 'rom the right over to the 
 ^eft: and both circles and 
 loops should be commenced 
 at the top. 
 I'sagon, i-S'-Gn 
 Ischiatlc, 8>-K-T-K 
 I'singlass, l-Zi-NG-Gls 
 Is 'lam, Z1 3 -M 
 Is'lamism, Zl 3 
 Islamitlc, Zl- 
 Isl'and, 1-Z.nd 1 
 Isl'ander, i-indr 1 
 Isle, i-Z, 1 
 Isl'et, i-Z,t 
 Ism, Z 3 -M 
 
 Note. The termination 
 -WTO is written both Z-M 
 and zM according to which 
 makes the best junction 
 with the previous portion 
 of the outline. 
 Isochromatlc, i-S^Kr- 
 
 Mt-K 
 
 Isoch'ronal, i-SJ-Kr-Kl 
 Isoch'ronism, i-8 1 - Kr 
 
 Nz-M 
 
 Isoch'ronous, i-Si-Kr-Ns 
 Isocli'nal, i-S'-Kl-Nl 
 Isoge'otherm, i - S 3 - J - 
 
 THr-M 
 Isogeotherm'al, i-S*-J 
 
 THr-M-/. 
 Is'olate, 8*-Lt, 8 3 -i-Td 
 
 Isoperim'etry, i-8 J -Pr 
 
 M-Tr 
 
 Isos'celes, i-Ss^-Lz 
 I'sotlierm, i-Si-THr-M 
 Isothenn'al, l-S^-THr 
 
 V.-L 
 
 Isoton'ic, i-Si-T-N-K 
 Is'rael, Z-fil 
 Israelite, Z3-fil-T 
 Israelit'ic, Z-fil-T-K 
 Is'raelitish, Z-fil-T-8H 
 
 or z-lt-8H 
 Is'suable, SH 3 -Bl 
 Is'sue, SH 3 , SHd3, SH-NG 
 [Sth'mus, 8- Ms or St 3 - Ms 
 [t, T 8 . and sometimes by 
 
 halving; thus. 
 Which it. CHt* 
 Of it, Vti 
 On it, Nt 
 Ital'ian, Ti-in 
 Ital'ianize, T'-Ln-Z, T'- 
 
 Ln-Zd, Ti-in-Z-NG 
 Ital'ic, Ti-i-K 
 Italicize, T l -Z,sz, T^isz- 
 
 D. Ti-Lsz-NG 
 Itch, CH. CHt*, CH 8 -NG 
 Itch'y, CH 
 It'em, i-T>-M, i-Ti-Md, i- 
 
 Ti-M-NG 
 It'erant, T 3 -JZnt 
 It'erate, T*-Rt, T 8 -B-Td, 
 
 Itera'tion, T-Bshn 
 Iterative, T 3 -fit-V 
 Itin'eracy, i-T 8 -Nr-S 
 Itin'erancy, i-T 3 -Nr-N-S 
 Itin'erant, i-T 3 -Nrnt 
 Itin'erary, i-T 3 -Nr-fl 
 Itin'erate, i-T 3 -Nrt, i-T 8 - 
 
 Nr-Td, i-T 3 -Nrt-NG 
 Its, Ts 3 , and by the halv- 
 ing principle and the s- 
 circle, thus. 
 
 Of its. Vtsi 
 
 On its. Nts 1 
 
 If its. Fts 3 
 Itself, T2-SL-F [Ts] 
 I'vied, i-Vd 1 
 I'vory, i-Vi-K 
 I'vory -black, I- 
 I'vory-nut, i-V 1 
 I'vy, i-Vi 
 Iz'zard, Zrd 3 
 
 Isola'tiqn, S-ishn 
 Isomer'ic, I-S 4 -M-.R-K 
 Isom'erism, i-S l -M--zM 
 Isomet'ric, i-S 2 -Mtr-K 
 Isomet'rical, i-8 2 -Mtr-Kl 
 Isomor'phism, Si-M-JfJ 
 
 Fz-M 
 Isomor'phous, S>-M-^Z 
 
 Fs 
 
 Isop'athy, I-S'-P-TH 
 Isoperimet'rical, i-S^-Pr 
 
 Mtr-Kl 
 
 J. 
 
 J, the tenth letter of the 
 Alphabet, in English words 
 represents the sound of j, 
 as heard in joy, jay, jaw t 
 etc. 
 
 In the common spelling 
 the sound of j is often rep- 
 resented by g, dg or dge, as 
 in gem, edging, edge, etc. 
 
JAB 
 
 Jab'ber, Ji-Br, P-Brd, Ji- 
 
 Br-NG 
 
 Jabberer, Ji-Br-B 
 Ja'cent, Js"-Nt 
 Ja'cinth, Js-N-TH 
 Jack, Ji-K 
 Jack-at-all-trades, Ji-Kt 
 
 -L-Trdz 
 Jack-a-lan'tern, J 1 - K - 
 
 Lnt-Rn 
 Jack-a-dan'dy, P-K-Dn- 
 
 D 
 
 Jack'al, J!-K1 
 Jack'alent, Ji-K-Lnt 
 Jack'anapes, Ji-K-N-Ps 
 Jack'ass, J'-Ks 
 Jack'boots, Ji-K-Bts 
 Jack'daw, <P-K-D 
 Jack'et, J'-Kt 
 Jack' -ketch, Ji-K-K-CH 
 Jack'knife, Ji-K-N-F 
 Jack'-plane, Ji-K-Pln 
 Jack'-pudding, J'-K-P- 
 
 D-NG 
 
 Jack'-screw, J^K-sKr 
 Jack'-staff, Ji-Ks-Tf 
 Jack'-stays, Ji-Ks-Tz 
 Jack' -straw, J!-K-sTr 
 Jack'-towel, Ji-K-T-L 
 Jac'obin, J'-K-Bn 
 Jac'obine, J'-K-Bn 
 Jacobin'ic, J 3 -K-Bn-K 
 Jacobin'ical, J8-E.-B-N- 
 
 El 
 Jac'obinism, Ji-K-Bn-Z- 
 
 M [-B-zM] 
 Jac'obite, .P-K-Bt 
 Jacobit'ic, J 3 -K-Bt-K 
 Jacobit'ical, J 3 -K-Bt-Kl 
 Jae'obitism, J'-K-Bt-zM 
 Ja'cob's-ladder, J-K-B- 
 
 7.L&T 
 
 Jaco'bus, JS-K-Bs 
 Jac'onet, Ji-K-Nt 
 Jac'quard, J!-Krd 
 Jactita'tion, J2-Kt-Tshn 
 Jac'ulate, Ji-K-Lt, Ji-K- 
 
 i-Td. Ji-K-it-NG 
 Jacula'tion, J2-K-shn 
 Jac'ulatory, J^-K-Lt-R 
 Jade, Jd2. J2-Dd, J1-D-NG 
 Jad'ish, Jd2-SH 
 Jag, Ji G 
 Jagg, Ji-G, Ji-Gd, J^-G- 
 
 NG 
 
 Jag'ged, Ji-Gd 
 Jag'gedness, Ji-Gd-Ns 
 Jag'ger, J ] -Gr 
 Jag'gy, J'-G 
 Jaguar', Ji-Gr 
 Jah, Ji 
 Jail,J2-L 
 JailTjird, J-L-Brd 
 Jail'er, J*-i-R 
 Jail'-fever, J2-i-F-Vr 
 Jakes, JS-KS 
 Jal'ap, J'-i-P 
 Jal'ousie, J-i-8 
 Jam, Ji.M, Ji-Md, J-M- 
 
 NG 
 
 7 
 
 145 
 
 Jamb, Ji-M 
 
 Jan'gle, J'-NG-Gl, Ji-NG- 
 
 Gld, J'-NG-Gl-NG [J 1 - 
 
 NG1, Ji-NGld. J^NGl 1 - 
 
 NG] 
 
 Jan'gler, Ji-NG-Gl-E 
 Jan'itor, Jntr 1 
 Jan'izary, J'-Nz-B 
 Jan'senism, Jnsi-Nz-M 
 Jan'senist, Jns'-N-St 
 Jant'ily, J^N-T-Z. 
 Jant'y, J'-N-T 
 Jant, Jnti 
 Jan'uary, J'-N-S [Ji-N. 
 
 See June.] 
 Japan, Ji-Pn, Ji-Pnd, J 1 - 
 
 Pn-NG 
 
 Japanese', J 3 -P-Nz 
 Japan'ner, J J -P-Nr 
 Japhet'ic, Jf 2 -T-K 
 Jar, Ji-R. J'-Rd, Ji-B-NG 
 Jar'gon, Jri-Gn 
 Jargonelle', Jr^G-N 1 
 Jas'mine, J ! -zMn 
 Jas'per, Js'-Pr 
 Jaun'dice, Ji-N-Ds 
 Jaun'diced, Ji-N-Dst 
 Jaunt, Jnti, Ji-N-Td, 
 
 Jnt'-NG 
 
 Jaun'tily, Ji-N-T-Z, 
 Jaun'tiness, J^N-T-Ns 
 Jaun'ty, Ji-N-T, Ji-N-T- 
 
 R, Ji-N-Tst 
 Javanese', Jv 8 -Nz 
 Jav'el, J-Vl 
 Jave'lin, Ji-Vln 
 Jaw, Ji. Jdi, Ji-NG 
 Jaw'-bone, J ] -Bn 
 Jaw'-tooth, J!-T-TH 
 Jay, js 
 
 Jeal'ous, J 2 -is 
 Jeal'ously, J^-Ls-L 
 Jeal'ousness, J a -Ls-Ns 
 Jeal'ousy, J8-i-S 
 Jean, Jn* 
 Jeer, Ja-R, J 3 -Rd, 
 Jeer'er, J*-R-R 
 Jeertngly, J-S- 
 Jeho'vah, J2-H-V 
 Jeho'vist, JS-H-Vst [J- 
 
 Vst] 
 Jehovist'ic, J 
 
 [JS-Vs-T-K] 
 Jejune', J"-Jn 
 Jejune'ly, Ja.j-Nl 
 Jejune'ness, J 3 -Jn-Ns 
 Jel'lied, J*-L-D 
 Jel'ly, 3--L 
 Jel'ly-flsh, J*-L-F-SH 
 Jen'net, J2-Nt 
 Jen'neting, J-Nt-NG 
 Jen'ny, J 2 -N 
 Jeop'ard, J 2 -Prd, J2-Pr- 
 
 Dd, J2-PrdC) 
 Jeop'ardize, J - Pr - Dz, 
 
 J2-Pr-Dzd, J 2 -Pr-Dz-NG 
 Jeop'ardous, J 2 -Pr-Ds 
 Jeop'ardy, J"-Pr-D 
 Jer'boa, Jr 2 -B 
 Jereed', J 3 --D 
 
 JOC 
 
 Jeremi'ad, Jr'-M-D 
 Jerk, Jr 2 -K. Jr^-Kt, Jr-K- 
 
 NG 
 
 Jerk'er, Jr 2 -Kr 
 Jer'kin, Jr 2 -Kn 
 Jer'sey, Jr 2 -Z 
 Jess, Js 2 
 
 Jes'samine, J 2 -sMn 
 Jest, Jst 2 . J 2 -sTd, Jst 2 -NG 
 Jes'ter, Jstr 2 
 Jest'ingly, Jst 2 -NG-L 
 Jes'uit, J^-zT 
 Jesuit'ic, J 3 -zT-K 
 Jesuit'ical-ly, J3-zT-Kl 
 Jes'uitism, J 2 -zT-zM 
 Jet, Jt 2 , J'-i-Td. Jt 2 -NG 
 Jet-d'eau', ZH 2 -D 
 Jett'eau, JS-T 
 Jet'sam, Jt 2 -sM 
 Jet'son, Jts 2 - N 
 Jet'ty, J 2 -T 
 Jew J3 
 Jew'el, J 3 -L, J3-Ld, J3-L- 
 
 NG 
 
 Jew'eler, J 3 -//-R 
 Jew'elry, 3^-L-R 
 Jew'ess, J 3 -S 
 Jew'ish, J3-SH 
 Jew'ry, 3*-R 
 Jew's'-harp, J 3 -zR-P 
 Jez'ebel, J^-zB-L 
 Jib, JS-B 
 
 Jib'boom, J3-B-B-M 
 Jibe, Ji-B, Ji-Bd, J'-B-NG 
 Jiffy, J3-F 
 Jig, J 3 -G 
 Jig'ger, J 3 -Gr 
 Jig'gle, J 3 -G1 
 Jill, J 3 -L 
 
 Jill'flirt, J3-i-Fl-fit 
 Jilt, J 3 -Lt, ja-L-Td, J 3 -t- 
 
 NG 
 
 Jim'my, J 3 -M 
 Jimp, J3-M-P 
 Jin'gle, J3-NG-G1. J8-NG- 
 
 Gld, J 3 -NG-G1-NG [J 3 - 
 
 NG1, J3-NGld, J3-NG1- 
 
 NG] 
 
 Jin'go, J3-NG-G 
 Jin'nee, J 3 -N 
 Job, J'-B. Ji-Bd, Ji-B-NG 
 Job'ber, Ji-Br 
 Job'bernowl, J'-Br-Nl 
 Job'bing-house, J 1 B - 
 
 NG-Hs 
 Job'bing-store, J 1 - B. 
 
 NGstr 
 Jock'ey, <n-K, J l -Kd, 3\ 
 
 K-NG 
 
 Jock'eyism, Ji-K-zM 
 Jocose', J 2 -Ks 
 Jocose'ly, J 2 -K-s/; 
 Jocose'ness, J 2 -Ks-Ns 
 Jocos'ity, JJ-Ks-T 
 Joc'ular, J'-Kl-R 
 Jocular'ity, Ji-Kl-R-T 
 Joc'ularly, J^-Kl-Rl 
 Joc'und, Ji-Knd 
 Jocun'dity, J 2 -Knd-T 
 Joc'undly. J>-Knd-Xi 
 
JOG 
 
 146 
 
 Joc'undness, Ji-Knd-Ns 
 
 Jour'ney-work, Jr 2 - N- 
 
 Jog, J'-O, Ji-Gd, J-G-NG 
 
 Wr-K 
 
 Jog'ger, J'-Gr 
 
 Jove, Jv* 
 
 Jog'gle, Ji-Gl, Ji-Gld, J- 
 
 Jo'vial-ly, J2-V1 
 
 Gl- NG 
 
 Jovial'ity, J-V1-T 
 
 Jog' -trot, Ji-G-Trt 
 
 Jo'vialness, J^-Vl-Ns 
 
 Johan'nes, Ji-H-Nz 
 
 Jo'vialty, J-V1-T 
 
 John-Do'ry. Jn 2 -D-,R 
 
 Jowl, J 2 -L 
 
 John'ny-cake, J'-N-K-K 
 
 Jowl'er, 3-or^-L-~R 
 
 Join, Jn 1 . Jndi, Jn^NG 
 
 Joy, J 1 . Jdi. Ji-NG 
 
 Join'der, Jndr 1 
 
 Joy'ance, J ! -Ns 
 
 Join'er, J'-Nr 
 
 Joy'ful, J-F1 
 
 Join'ery, Ji-Nr 
 
 Joy'fulness, J 1 - Fl - Ns 
 
 Joint, Jnti, J>-N-Td, Jnt 1 - 
 
 [J>:Fs] 
 
 NG 
 Joint'er, Jntr 1 
 
 Joy'less, 3^-Ls 
 Joy'lessly, Ji-is-i 
 
 Joint'ing-rule, Jntf-NG- 
 
 Joy'lessness, Ji-is-Ns 
 
 1 
 
 [Jl J J[,s] 
 
 Joint'ly, Jnt!-L 
 Joint'ress, J^N-Trs 
 
 Joy'ous, J ! -8 
 Joy'ously, J!-S1 
 
 Joint'-stock, J-Nte-T-K 
 
 Joy'ousness, J>-8-Ns 
 Ju'bilant, J-Blnt 
 
 Joint'"-8tool, Ji-Nts-T-L 
 
 Jubila'te, J 2 ori-B--T 
 
 Joint-ten'ancy, Jnt*-Tn- 
 
 Jubila'tion, J 2 -B-z,shn 
 
 N-8 
 
 JuTjilee, 3*-B-L 
 
 Joint-ten'ant, Jnt^Tn-Nt 
 
 Juda'ic, J 2 -D-K 
 
 Joint'ure, Jntr 1 , Jnt'-Bd. 
 
 Juda'ical-ly, JS-D-K1 
 
 Jntri-NG 
 
 Ju'daism, J 3 -D-zM 
 
 Joist, Jst. Ji-sTd, Jst 1 - 
 
 Ju'daist, J3-Dst 
 
 NG 
 
 Ju'daize, J3 - Dz, J3 - Dzd, 
 
 Joke, J 2 -K, J 2 -Kt, J 2 -K- 
 
 J 3 -Dz-NG 
 
 NG 
 
 Ju'daizer, J 3 -D-Zr 
 
 Jok'er, J 2 -Kr 
 
 Judge, J2-J, J 2 -J-D, ja-J- 
 
 Jok'ingly, J 2 -K-NG1 
 
 NG 
 
 Jole, J'^-L 
 Jollifica'tion, js-L-F- 
 
 Judg'er, J 2 -Jr 
 Judge'ship, J 2 - J - SH- P 
 
 Kslin 
 
 [J2. J ; SHj 
 
 Jol'lily, 3 l -L-L 
 
 Judg'ment, J*-J-Mnt 
 
 Jol'liness, J^i-Ns 
 
 Judg'ment-day, J 2 - J - 
 
 Jol'lity,Ji--T 
 
 Mnt-D 
 
 Jol'ly, 3 l -L, Ji-L-R. Ji-Lst 
 
 Judg'ment-seat, J 2 - J - 
 
 Jol'ly-boat, Ji-X,-Bt 
 
 Mnts-T 
 
 Jolt, J2-Lt, J 2 -i-Td, J-it- 
 
 Ju'dicative, Jd 3 -Kt-V 
 
 NG 
 
 Ju'dicatory, Jd 3 -K-T-K 
 
 Jolt'er, J 2 -Z,tr 
 
 Ju'dicature, Jd3-K-CHr 
 
 Jolt'head, J2-Lt-Hd 
 
 Judi'cial, Jd 3 -8Hl 
 
 Jon'quil, J^N-Kw-L 
 
 Judicially, Jd 3 -5Hl 
 
 Jo'ram, J 2 -B-M 
 
 Judi'ciary, 3& 3 -SHr 
 
 Joss'-stick, J'-RsT-K 
 
 Judi'cious, Jds-SHs 
 
 Jos'tle, Js^L, Js l -Ld, Js 1 - 
 
 Judi'ciously, Jd :i -SHs-Z. 
 
 LNG 
 
 Judi'ciousness, Jd 3 -SHs- 
 
 Jos'tler, Ji-st-B 
 
 Ns 
 
 Jot, Jti. Jt-Td, JU-NG 
 
 Jug, J 2 -G. J 2 -Gd, J 2 -G-NG 
 
 Jounce, Jns 1 , Jnsti, Jns 1 - 
 
 Jug'gle, J 2 -G1, ja-Gld, J- 
 
 NG 
 
 Gl-NG 
 
 Jour'nal, Jr 2 -Nl 
 
 Jug'gler, J2-G1-B 
 
 Jour'nal-book, Jr 2 . Nl - 
 
 Jug'glery, J 2 G\-R 
 
 B-K 
 
 Ju'gular, J 3 -G1-B 
 
 Jour'nal-box, Jr 2 -Nl-B- 
 
 Juice, Js* 
 
 Ks 
 
 Juice'less, J 3 -sis 
 
 Jour'nalism, Jr 2 -Niz-M 
 
 Jui'ciness, J3-8-Ns 
 
 Jour'nalist, Jr 2 -Nlst 
 
 Jui'cy, J3-8. J 3 -S-B, J 3 -8st 
 
 Journalistic, Jr^-Nls-T- 
 
 Ju'iube, J3-J-B 
 
 K 
 
 Ju'lep, J 3 -z^P 
 
 Jour'nalize, Jra-NIz, Jr 2 - 
 
 Ju'lian, J8-in 
 
 Nlzd, Jr 2 -Nlz-NG 
 
 July', 3 l -L 
 
 Jour'ney, Jr^-N, Jr 2 -N-D, 
 
 Ju'mart, J 3 -M-Bt 
 
 Jr 2 -N*-NG 
 
 Jum'ble, J2-M-B1. J!-M- 
 
 Jour'neyer, Jr s -N-B 
 
 Bld. J 2 -M-B1-NG 
 
 Jour'neyman, Jr*-N-Mn 
 
 Jum'bler, J-M-B1-B 
 
 JUT 
 
 Jump, JS-M-P, J 2 -Mt, J- 
 
 M-P-NG 
 
 Jum'per, J2-H-Pr 
 Jump'-seat, J 2 -M-Ps-T 
 Jun'cate, J 2 -NG-Kt 
 Junc'tion, JS-NGshn 
 Junct'ure, J 2 -NGtr 
 June, Jn3. See January 
 June'ating, J3-Nt-NG 
 Jun'gle, J2-NG-G1 
 Jun'ior, J s -Nr 
 Junipr'ity, Ji-Nr-T 
 Ju'niper, J 3 -N-Pr 
 Junk, J 2 -NG-K 
 Junk'et, J2-NG-Kt. J 2 -NG- 
 
 K-Td, J2-NG-Kt-NG 
 Ju'no, J8-N 
 Jun'ta, J 2 -N-T 
 Ju'piter, J 3 -Ptr 
 Jupon', Ji-Pn 
 Juras'ic, 3 l -Rs-Ti 
 Jurid'ic, J3-fi-D-K 
 Juridical -ly, J 3 -R-T>-Kl 
 Juriscon'sult, .P-fls isit 
 Jurisdic'tion, Jr 3 - sD - 
 
 Kshn [JrS-sDshn] 
 Jurisdic'tional, Jr 3 -sD- 
 
 Kshn-L [J^-sDshn-L] 
 Jurisdic'tive, JrS-sD-Kt- 
 
 V 
 Jurispru'dence, Jrs 3 -Pr- 
 
 Dns [J^-sP-Dns] 
 Jurispru'dent, J rs 3 - Pr - 
 
 Dnt 
 Jurispruden'tial, Jrs 2 - 
 
 Pr-D-N-SHl [Jr 2 -sP-Dn] 
 Ju'rist, J 3 -^st 
 Ju'ror, 3*-R-R 
 Ju'ry, J3-K 
 Ju'ry-box, J3-7e-B-Ks 
 Ju'ry-man, J 3 -Jfi-Mn 
 Ju'ry-men, J 3 -R iMn 2 
 Ju'ry-mast, J3--Mst 
 Just, Jst 2 
 Jus'tice, J 2 -sTs 
 Jus'ticeship, J--sTs-Sff- 
 
 P [J2- S Ts:SH] 
 Justi'ciable, J 3 -sT-5^-Bl 
 Justi'ciar, J^-sT-SHr 
 Justiciary, J J -sT-SHr 
 Jus'tiflable-y, Jst2-F-Bl 
 
 [Js2-F-Bl] 
 Jus'tiflableness, Jst2-F- 
 
 Bl-Xs [Js^-FlBs] 
 Justiflca'tion, Jst 2 . F 
 
 Kshn [Js 2 -F-Kshn] 
 Jus'tifloative, Jst 2 -F-K 
 
 TV 
 
 Jus'tificator, Jst 2 -F-Ktr 
 Jus'tiflcatory, Jst 2 -F-K- 
 
 T-.K 
 
 Jus'tifler, Jst 2 -F-B 
 Jus'tify, Jst 2 -F. JsH-Fd, 
 
 Jst-F-NG [Js 2 -F. Js 2 -Fd, 
 
 Js 2 -F-NG] 
 Jus'tle, Js 2 -L, Js^Ld, Js* 
 
 L-NG 
 
 Just'ly, J 2 -sT-^ [J 2 -gi] 
 Just'ness, Jsta-Ns 
 Jut, Jt 2 , J 2 -Td, Jt 2 -NG 
 
JUT 
 
 147 
 
 KIN 
 
 NG 
 Keel'age, K-*-J 
 
 Jute, Jt 
 Jut'ty, J2-T 
 Juvenes'cence, Jv - Ns - 
 
 Ns 
 
 Juvenes'cent, Jvs-Ns-Nt Keel'-boat, K-z,3-Bt 
 Ju'venile, Jv 3 -N-L j Keel'er, K-Lv> 
 
 Ju'venileness, Jv-X-L- Keel'haul, K-Z, 3 -H1, 
 
 Ns Hid, K-Z, 3 -H1-NG 
 
 Juvenil'ity, Jv 3 -N - L- 1 Keel'ing, K-IAXG 
 Keel'man, K-IAMn 
 
 Keek, K 3 -K i Kick'er, K 3 -Kr 
 
 Keel, K-L3, K-Ld 3 , K-L- Kick'shaw, K-K-SH* 
 
 Kid, K-DS 
 Kiddle, K-t>l 3 
 Kid'dy, K-D, 
 
 Kid'dling, K-D1 3 -XG 
 Kid'nap, Kd-X-P 8 . Kd-X- 
 Pt 3 , Kd-N-P3-XG 
 
 Juxtapos'it, Ji-Ks-T-Pz- 
 
 Keel'son, K-Ls^-N 
 
 Kid'ney, K-D 3 -N 
 
 T, J-K8-T-Pz-Td, Jl-Ks- 
 
 Keen, Kn 3 . K 3 -Nr, Kn-St 3 
 
 Kid'ney-bean, K-D 3 -X- 
 
 T-Pz-T-NG 
 
 Keen'ly, K 3 -N1 
 
 Bn 
 
 Juxtaposition, J 3 -Ks-T- 
 
 Keen'ness, Kn 3 -Ns 
 
 Kil'derkin, Kl-Dr^-Kn 
 
 Pzshn 
 
 Keep, K-ps, K-P2-NG 
 
 Kill, K-L S , K-Ld a , K-L3- 
 
 
 Keep'er, K-Pr 3 
 
 XG 
 
 
 Keep'ership, K - Pr - SH 
 
 Kill'dee,K-Z 3 -D 
 
 K. 
 
 [K-PrSiSH] 
 Keep'ing-room, K - P 3 - 
 NG-R-M 
 
 Kill'deer, K-i-Dr 
 Kill'er, K-ir 3 
 Killikinick', K-L^-K-X-K 
 
 
 Keep'sake, K-P 3 -sK 
 
 Kiln, K-L 3 
 
 
 Keeve, Kv 3 
 
 Kiln'-dry, K-i 3 -Dr 
 
 K, the eleventh letter of 
 
 Keg, K.2-G 
 
 Kil'ogram, K-i 3 -Gr-M 
 
 the Alphabet, invariably 
 
 Kelp, K-L2-P 
 
 Kilol'iter, Kl-/,tr 
 
 represents the sound of k, 
 
 Kelp'ie, K-Z-P 
 
 Kilom'eter, KP-Mtr 
 
 ns heard in fceel, A-ind. /dug. 
 
 Kelt, K-Lta 
 
 Kilostere', K-is'--T-R 
 
 etc. 
 
 Kel'ter, K-itr2 
 
 Kilt, K-Lt 3 
 
 K, at the beginning of 
 
 Ken, Kn2. Knd, Kn2-NG 
 
 Kil'ter, K-X,tr 
 
 words, before n, is silent, 
 
 Ken'dal-green, Knd-i 2 - 
 
 Kim'bo, K-M-B 3 
 
 as in knack. fcuew, fcuow, 
 
 Grn 
 
 Kin, Kn 3 
 
 
 Ken'nel, K-X1, K^-Nld. 
 
 Kind, Knd 1 , Kndri, Knd- 
 
 In the common spelling 
 
 K2-N1-NG 
 
 St 
 
 ; is often used to represent 
 
 Ke'no, K 3 -N 
 
 Kind'-hearted, Kudi-72- 
 
 the sound of k; as in cane, 
 
 Ken'tle, K-Xt-L2 
 
 Td 
 
 came, cool, cap, etc. 
 
 Kent'ledge, Knt-i-J 
 
 Kind'-heartedness, 
 
 In many words ch has the 
 
 Kept, K-Pt 2 
 
 Kndi-fi-Td-Ns 
 
 Bound of k; as in cAaos, 
 
 Ker'chief, Kr-CHf2 
 
 Kin' die, K-Xd-L 3 , K-Xd- 
 
 cAord, ch&sm, etc. 
 
 Kerf, K-li& 
 
 Ld2, K-Xd-L 3 -NG 
 
 Kail, K-L2 
 
 Ker'mes, Kr 2 -Mz 
 
 Kin'dler, K-Nd-ir 3 
 
 Kai'ser, K-Zr* 
 
 Kern, K-^n 2 , K-Knd 2 , K- 
 
 Kind'liness, Knd-L^Ns 
 
 Kalei'doscope, Kl-Di- 
 
 ^in 2 -NG 
 
 Kindly, Knd-L 1 , Knd-Zi- 
 
 sK-P 
 
 Ker'nel, Kr 2 -Nl 
 
 R, Knd-Lsti 
 
 Kal'endar, KU - Ndr(or 
 
 Ker'osene, K-Ks 2 -N 
 
 Kind'ness, Kndi-Ns 
 
 Klndri) 
 
 Ker'sey, K-1&-Z 
 
 Kin'dred, Knd-d 3 
 
 Kal'ends, K-Z,nds' 
 
 Ker'seymere, K-B2-Z-M- 
 
 Kine, Kn 1 
 
 Ka'li, K-za 
 
 B 
 
 Kine'-pox, Kn 1 -P-Ks 
 
 Ka'lif, K-Z 2 -F 
 
 Kes'tral, K-sTr2-L 
 
 King, K 3 -XG 
 
 Ka'lium, K-Z-M 
 
 Ketch, K-CH2 
 
 King'bird, K-NG-Brd 3 
 
 Kal'mia, K-H-M 
 
 Ketch'up, K-CH2-P 
 
 King'-crab, K 3 -NG-Kr-B 
 
 Kaloy'er, K-X,'-R 
 
 Ket'tle, K-Tl 2 
 
 King'craft, K 3 -XG-Krft 
 
 Kal'somine, Kl>-sMn 
 
 Ket'tle-drum, K-T12-Dr- 
 
 King'cup, K-XG-K-P 3 
 
 Kam'sin, K'-Ms-N 
 
 M 
 
 King'dom, K-XG-D 3 -M 
 
 Kanak'a, Ki-N-K 
 
 Ket'tle-pin, K-Tl 2 -Pn 
 
 [K 3 ] 
 
 Kangaroo', K 3 -XG-Gr 
 
 Kex, K 2 -Ks 
 
 King'flsh, K-NG-F 3 -5ff 
 
 Kant'ian, Knti-N 
 
 Key, K 3 , K-D 3 , K*-NG 
 
 King'flsher, K-NG-F* 
 
 Ka'olin, K-Ln^ 
 
 Key'age, K-J 3 
 
 SHr 
 
 Ka'rob, K-i^-B 
 
 Key'-board, K 3 -Brd 
 
 King'-killer, K 3 -NG-K 
 
 Ka'tydid, K-T^-Dd 
 
 Keyed, K-D 3 
 
 Lr 
 
 Kaw, Ki 
 
 Key'-hole, K-H1 
 
 Kingliness, K 3 -NGl-Ns 
 
 Kay'ak, K-K 
 
 Key'-note, K-Nt 
 
 King'-like, K 3 -NG-Z-K 
 
 Kayle, K-L 
 
 Key'-seat, Ks'-T 
 
 Kingly, K 3 -NG1, K-NG1. 
 
 Keb'lah, K-B^-i 
 
 Key'-stone, Ks 3 -Tn 
 
 R, K 3 -NGlst 
 
 Keck, K2-K, K-K-T, K8-K 
 
 Kha'lif, K-i-F 
 
 King' -post, K-NG-Pst 
 
 -NG 
 
 Khan, Kn 1 
 
 King's'-Bench, K 3 -NGz- 
 
 Keckle, K^-Kl, K^-Kld, 
 
 Khan'ate, Kn-T 
 
 B-N-CH 
 
 K2-K1-NG 
 
 Khedive', K-Dvs 
 
 King's'-evil, K 3 -NGz-V-L 
 
 Keck'sy, K-K-Ss 
 
 Kibe, K-B 
 
 King'ship, K-NG-SH 3 -P 
 
 Kedge, K-J2, K-Jd, K-J- 
 
 Kibifka, K-Bt-K 
 
 [K 3 -NG'.SH] 
 
 NG 
 
 Kick, K.S-K, K-K-T8, K'-K- 
 
 Kink, K 3 -NG-K, K 8 -NGt 
 
 Eedg'er, K-Jr" 
 
 NG 
 
 K 3 -NG-K-NG 
 
KIN 
 
 148 
 
 Kinnikfnio , K-N-K-N-K : Knelt, N-Lt. 
 
 Ki'no, Ri-N i Knew, N, with tick joined 
 
 Kins'lblk, K-Nz-F 3 -K 
 
 finally in the direction of 
 
 Kin'ship, Kn-SH 3 -P 
 
 CH. 
 
 Kins'man, Knz 3 -Mn 
 
 Knick'nack, N-K-N-K 
 
 Kins'woman, Knz-W 8 - 
 
 Knife, N-F 
 
 Mn 
 
 Kniie'-tray, N-Fi-Tr 
 
 Kiosk', K-S!-K 
 
 Knight, Nt>, N-Tdi, Nti- 
 
 Kip, K-P 3 
 
 NG 
 
 Kip'per, K-Pr, K-Prd 8 , 
 
 Knight-er'rant, N-T- 
 
 K-Pi^-NG 
 
 Rnt 
 
 Kip'-skin, K-PS-sKn 
 
 Knight-er'antry, N-T- 
 
 Kirk, Kr-K 
 
 Rnt-R 
 
 Kirk'man, Kr^-K-Mn 
 
 Knight'hood, N-Ti-Hd 
 
 Kirsch'wasser, Kr-SH 3 - 
 
 Knight'liness, Nt-Li-Ns 
 
 Ws-B 
 
 Knight'ly, Nt-L 
 
 Kir'tle, Krt-L* 
 
 Knit, Nt 3 , N-Td 3 , Nt 3 -NG 
 
 Kiss, Ks<i, Kst, Ks 3 -NG 
 
 Knit'ter, Ntr 
 
 Kiss'er, K-sR 3 
 
 Knit'ting, Nt 3 -NG 
 
 Kiss'ing-comflt, Ks-NG 
 
 Knit'ting-needle, Nt- 
 
 !Ft 
 
 NG-N-D1 
 
 Kiss'ing-crust, Ks 3 -NG- 
 
 Knives, N-Vzi 
 
 Krst 
 
 Knob, N-Bi 
 
 Kit, Kt 3 
 
 Knob'biness, N-B'-Ns 
 
 Kit'-cat, K-T-Kt 
 
 Knob'by, N-Bi 
 
 Kitch'en, K-CHn 8 
 
 Knock, N-K, N^Kt, N 1 - 
 
 Kite, Kt 1 
 
 K-NG 
 
 Kite'-flying, Kt-FU-NG 
 Kith, K-TH 
 
 Knock'down, N-K-Dn^ 
 Knock'er, N'-Kr 
 
 Kit'ten, Kt 3 -N, Kt 8 -Nd, 
 
 Knock'-kneed, Ni-K-Nd 
 
 Kt-N-NG 
 
 Knoll, N-L 
 
 Kit'ti-wake, K-T 3 -W-K 
 
 Knop, N-P 1 
 
 Kleptoma'nia, El-Pt2-M- 
 
 Knot, Nt', N-Td, Nt>-NG 
 
 N 
 
 Knot'-grass, Nti-Grs 
 
 Klick, K1 3 -K 
 
 Knot'tiness, N-T'-Ns 
 
 Knab, N-Bi, N-Bdi, N-B'- 
 
 Knot'ty, N-Ti, N-Ti-B, N- 
 
 NG 
 
 Tst 
 
 Knack, Ni-K 
 
 Knout, Nt' 
 
 Knaek'er, N l -Kr 
 
 Know, N 2 . N8-SG 
 
 Knag, N-G 
 
 Know'able, N-BI* 
 
 Knag'gy, Ni-G 
 
 Know'est, N-St 2 (or Nst) 
 
 Knap, N-Pi, N-Pti, N-P- 
 
 Know'ingly, K-NG1 
 
 NG 
 
 Knowl'edge, Nl-Ji UN- 
 
 Knap'ple, N-PU 
 
 
 Knap'sack, N-P^sK 
 Knar, N-Ri 
 Knarl, N-fil 1 
 
 Known, Nn 2 
 Knuck'le, N 2 -K1, N-Kld, 
 
 Knarled, N-ld 
 
 Knur, N-B* 
 
 Knave, N-V* 
 
 Knurl, N-jBl 2 
 
 Knav'ery, N-V*-K 
 
 Knurl'y, N-fil 2 , N-K1-B, 
 
 Knav'ish, N-V-5// 
 
 N-filst 2 
 
 Knav'ishly, N-V 2 -Sfll 
 Knav'ishness, X-\*-SH- 
 
 Ko'balt, K-Blt 2 
 Ko'bold or Kob'old, K- 
 
 K0 
 
 Bld 
 
 Knead, N-D 3 , N-Dd 3 , N-D 8 
 
 Ko'peck, K-P-K 
 
 -NG 
 
 Ko'ran, K-fin* 
 
 Knead'er, N-Dr 3 
 
 Kou'mis. K^-Ms 
 
 Knead'ing-trough, N- ! Kowtow', K-T 1 
 
 Da-NG-Trf 
 
 Kraal, Kr-L 
 
 Knee, N 3 
 
 KraTen,Kr 2 -Kn 
 
 Kneed, N-D 3 
 
 Krem'lin, Kr-M-Z,n 2 
 
 Knee'-deep, N* D-P 
 
 Kre'osote, Krs-T 
 
 Knee'-high, N-H 
 
 Krul'ler, Kr-Zr 
 
 Knee'-joint, N 3 -Jnt 
 
 Ku'flc. K-F 3 -K 
 
 Kneel, N-L 8 , N-Ld, N-L- Ku'miss, K 3 -Ms 
 
 NG 
 Kneel'er, N-Z,r 
 
 Ky'anize, K^Nz, K^-Nzd, 
 
 K'-NZ-NG 
 
 Knee'-pan, N 8 -Pn 
 
 K"1ill V-T 2 V-Tj12 M T 
 
 Kyriolog'ic, K-RJ-Z-J-K 
 
 LAC 
 
 L. 
 
 L, the twelfth letter of the 
 Alphabet, always represents 
 the sound of I as heard in 
 Zay, Jay, feeZ, etc. 
 
 LI, like other double let- 
 ters, generally has the 
 sound of single I, as in tall, 
 call, fully, Llama,, etc. See 
 remarks under Bb and II- 
 laudable. 
 
 L is sometimes silent, as 
 in tu/k, walk, etc. 
 La(lah), X,i 
 La (law). L 1 
 Lab'arum, ./^-Br-M 
 Labefac'tion, zi - B - F - 
 
 Kshn 
 La'bel, Z 2 -B1, L^-Em, L*- 
 
 Bl-NG 
 
 Label'lum, i 2 -B-L-M 
 LaTsent, i 2 -Bnt 
 La'bial, 1,2-B-L 
 La'biate, Z S -B-T 
 Lariated, z,2-B-Td 
 Labiodent'al, i^-B-Dnt- 
 
 L 
 La'bor, 2-Br, Z 2 -Brd, Z- 
 
 Br-NG 
 
 Lab'oratory, ^-Brt-fi 
 La'borer, /,2-Br-B 
 Labo'rious, i 2 -B-Rs 
 Laboriously, L^-B-B-BL 
 Labo'riousness, z, 2 - B - 
 
 s-Ns 
 
 La'borsome, Z^-Br-sM 
 Lab'yrinth, ii-Br-N-TH 
 Laby rinth'ian, L 3 Br - 
 
 N-THn 
 Labyrinth'ic, 
 
 TH-K 
 Labyrinth'ical, 
 
 TH-K1 
 Labyrinth'ine, i-Br-N- 
 
 THn 
 
 Lac, L'-K 
 
 iLace, is 2 . Lst 2 , Zs 2 -NG 
 Lace'-maker, //s 2 -M-Kr 
 Lac'erable, is'-fi-Bl 
 Lac'erate, Ls l -Rt, LB I -R- 
 
 Td, is'-/et-NG 
 Lacera'tion, Zs 2 -fishn 
 Lac'erative, is'-fit-V 
 Lacer'ta, /.s 2 -fi-T 
 Lace'-woman, is 2 -W-Mn 
 Lache, Z-i-CH 
 Lach'es, Z'-CHz 
 Lach'rymal, /.J-Kr-Ml 
 Lach'rymary, Z-i-Kr-M- 
 
 R 
 Lach'rymatory, i>-Kr 
 
 Mt-K 
 
 Lach'rymose, 
 La'cing, Ls 
 
LAO 
 
 Lack, Zi-K, zi-K-T, i-K- 
 
 NG 
 
 Lackaday', Z 2 -K-D 
 Lackadai'sica 1, /,- K- 
 
 Dz-Kl 
 
 Lackadai'sy, Z 2 -K-D-Z 
 Lack'brain, ZLK-Brn 
 Lack'er, Z^Kr 
 Lack'ey, i-K 
 Laak'luster, Zi-K-Zstr 
 Lacon'ic, Z/i-K-N-K 
 Lacon'ics, Zi-K-N-Ks 
 Lacon'ical-ly, Zi-K-N- 
 Laeon'icism, ZA-Kn-Sz- 
 
 M 
 
 Lac'onism, Z^Kn-Z-M 
 Lac'onize, Z^Kn-Z, Z 1 - 
 
 Kn-Zd, Zi-Kn-Z-NG 
 Lac'quer, Z^-Kr, i-Krd, 
 
 Iiac'tate, 
 
 Lacta'tion, z 2 -K-Tshn 
 Lac'teal, Z^K-T-L 
 Lac'tean, Zi-K-Tn 
 Lac'teous, Z'-K-Ts 
 Lactes'cence, z 2 -K-Ts- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Lactes'cent, z z -K-Ts-Nt 
 Lac'tic, Z!-K-T-K 
 Lactiferous, L-K-T-Frs 
 Lactom'eter, i>-K-T-Mtr 
 Lacus'tral, Z 2 -K-sTr-L 
 Lacus'trine, I-^-K-sTrn 
 Lad, Z,i D 
 
 Lad'anum, i^-D-N-M 
 Lad'der, Z,i-Dr 
 Lad'die, L^-Di 
 Lade, z, 2 -r>, z,-Dd, X.S.D. 
 
 NO 
 
 Lad'en, .*-Dn 
 Lad'ing, Z, 2 -D-NG 
 La'dle, W-Vl, L*-Vld, L*- 
 
 Dl-NG 
 
 Ladrone', i-Drn 
 La'dy, i*-D 
 La'dy-bird, JC,-D-Brd 
 La'dy-bug, i-D-B-G 
 La'dy-day, Z.2-D-D 
 La'dykin, L^-D-Kn 
 La'dylike, W-L-TS. 
 La'dy-love, /AD-i-V 
 La'dyship, L* - D - SH-P 
 
 [Z,2-D :SH] 
 La'dy ' s- slipper, Z z - D - 
 
 La'dy's-tresses, L*-Vz- 
 
 Trss 
 Lag, Z,i-G, Z-i-G-D. X.1-G- 
 
 NG 
 
 La'ger-beer, L'-Gr-Br 
 Lag'gard, Z'-Grd 
 Lag'ger, Z-^Gr 
 Lagoons Z,-Gn 
 La'ic, ZXK 
 La'ical, 
 Laid, Z.2-D 
 Lain, iu^ 
 Lair, Z-r 1 
 Laird, Z-rd 1 
 La'ity, Z,-T 
 
 149 
 
 Lake, i-K 
 Lake'let, i*-K-Z-t 
 La'kin, Z,-Kn 
 Lalla'tion, 
 La'ma, /AM 
 Lamb, Z,-M 
 Lam'bative, ii-M-B-Tv 
 Lamb'dacism, Z-i-M-D- 
 
 szM 
 
 Lambdoid'al, i-M-D-Dl 
 LamTjent, Z-'-M-Bnt 
 Lamb'kin, Z,i-M-Kn 
 Lamb'like, zi-M-Z-K 
 Lam'brequin, Z.!-M-Br 
 
 Kn 
 
 Lamb's-wool, Zi-Mz-Wl 
 Lame, (a.) Z-2-M, L-Mr, 
 
 L2-Mst 
 Lame, (.) Z--M, Z,s-Md. 
 
 Z-M-NG 
 Lam'el, Z,-M1 
 Lam'elar, Z'-Ml-B 
 Lam'elate, Z J -M1-T 
 Lam'elated, Zi-Ml- 
 Lamel'liform, //" - Ml - F 
 
 (-R-M) 
 
 Lame'ly, Z 2 -M1 
 Lame'ness, Z 2 -M-Ns 
 Lament', Z 2 -Mnt, Z 2 -Mn- 
 
 Td, Z 2 -Mnt-NG 
 Lam'entable, zi-Mnt-B- 
 
 L 
 Lamenta'tion, Z - Mn - 
 
 Tshn 
 
 Lament'er, L*-Mntr 
 La'mia, Z 2 -M 
 Lam'ina, Z'-M-N 
 Lam'inable, Z^M-N-Bl 
 Lam'inar, Z^M-Nr 
 Lam'inate, Zi-M-N-T 
 Lam'inated, Zi-M-N-Td 
 Lamina'tion, Z 2 -M-Nshn 
 Lamm, Z!-M, Z,i-Md, Z 1 - 
 
 M-NG 
 
 Lam'mas, Z'-Ms 
 Lam'mergeir, Z'-Mr-G- 
 
 B 
 Lam'mergeyer, Zi-Mr- 
 
 G-B 
 
 Lamp, Z>-M-P 
 Lam'pass, Z^M-Ps 
 Lamp'-black, Zi-M-P- 
 
 Bl-K 
 
 Lam'per-eel, Z^-M-Pr-L 
 Lampoon', Z^-M-Pn, Z- 
 
 M-Pnd, Z-M-Pn-NG 
 Lampoon'er, Z3-M-P-Nr 
 Lam'prey, zi-M-Pr 
 La'nary, Ln^-R 
 La'nate, Z s -Nt 
 La'nated, Z 2 -N-Td 
 Lance, ins 1 , Z^Nst, L^- 
 
 Ns-NG 
 
 Lan'ceolate, Zn^-8-Zt 
 Lan'ceolated, iu'-S-Z- 
 
 Td 
 
 Lan'cer, Z4-Ns-B 
 Lan'cers, Z^Ns-Bz 
 Lan'cat, Z^Ns-T 
 Lance'-wood, Z-aB>-Wd 
 
 LAN 
 
 Launch, Z'-N-CH, 
 
 CHt. Zi-N-CH-NG 
 Lan'ciform, Zni-S-Fr-M 
 Lan'cinate, Zni-S-Nt. Zn l 
 
 -8-N-Td. Zu>-S-Nt-NG 
 Lancina'tion, Zn 2 -S- 
 
 Nshn 
 Land, Znd 1 , Zi-N-Dd, 
 
 Znd'-NG 
 Lan'damman, Z>-N-D- 
 
 Mn 
 
 Lan'dau, Z' N-D 
 Landaulet', z 2 -N-D-Zt 
 Land'fall, Zndi-F-L 
 Land'-force, Znd^F-Bs 
 Land'-fowl, Ziidi-F-L 
 Land'-grave, Znd'-Grv 
 Landgrav'iate, Znd'-Gr- 
 
 V-T 
 Land'gravine, Zud'-Gr- 
 
 Vn 
 Land'-holder, Zud'(-H)- 
 
 Zdr 
 Land'ing-place, Zud 1 - 
 
 NG-Pls 
 
 Land'-jobber, Zndi-J-Br 
 Land'lady, Znd'-Z-D 
 Land'less, ind^Zs 
 Land'lock, Znd>-Z-K 
 Land'lord, Znd 1 - Z - JJd 
 
 [Znd'-Zd] 
 
 Land'lubber, Znd J -Z-Br 
 Land'man, Znd'-Mn 
 Land'mark, Znd^M-jR-K 
 Land'-omce, ZucU-Fs 
 Land'-rent, Zud^ffut 
 Land'scape, Zndsi-K-P 
 Lands'man, Ludz'-Mn 
 Land'-surveyor, Znds 1 - 
 
 Jjand -tax, Znd -T-Ks 
 Land'ward, Znd 1 - Wrd 
 
 [Zndi-Wd] 
 Lane, Zn 
 
 Lan'grage, Zi-NG-Gr-J 
 Lan'grel, Z'-NG-Gr-L 
 Lang'syne, Zi-NGs-N 
 Lan'guage, Zi-NG-Gw-J 
 
 Lan'guaged, Zi-NG-Gw- 
 
 Jd 
 
 Lan'guid, Zi-NG-Gwd 
 Lan'guidly, Zi-NG-Gwd- 
 
 L 
 Lan'guidness, Z-i - NG - 
 
 Gwd-Ns 
 Lan'guish, Z^NG-Gw- 
 
 SH, Z^NG-Gw-SHt, Z- 
 
 NG-Gw-SH-NG [Z^NG- 
 
 SH, Z^NG-SHt, Z!-NG- 
 
 8H-NG] 
 Lan'guisher, Z^NG-Gw- 
 
 SHr 
 Lan'guishingly, Z^KG- 
 
 Gw-SH-NGl [Zi-NG-SH- 
 
 NG1] 
 Lan'guishment, Z J -NG 
 
 Gw-SH-Mnt [Zi-NG-SH 
 
 Mnt] 
 Lan'guor, Zi-NG-Gw-B 
 
LAN 150 
 
 Lard'-oil, Lrfr-L 
 
 La'res, Z 8 -flz 
 
 Large, Zr'-J, Lr l -Jt, Li 1 - 
 
 Jst [J. Jr\ Jst>] 
 Largely, Zr'-J-Z [Jl 1 ] 
 Large'ness, Zr^J-Ns [J 1 - 
 
 Ns] 
 
 Lar'gess, Zr'-Js 
 Larghet'to, Zr*-G-T 
 Lar'go, Zri-G 
 Lariat, Z1-.K- X 
 Lark, Lr l -S., Zr^K-T, Zr 1 - 
 
 K-NG 
 
 Lark'spur, Zri-Ks-P-B 
 Lar'mier, Zr'-M-E 
 Lar'rup, L l -R-P 
 Lar'um, Zi^-M 
 Lar'va, Zri-V 
 Lar'vated, Zr'-V-Td 
 Larve, Zr'-V 
 Larynge'al, Zr 3 -!!- J-L 
 Larynge'an, Zr'-N-Jn 
 Laryngi'tis, Zr^N-J-Xs 
 Laryn'goscope, Zr 8 - N - 
 
 Gs-K-P 
 Laryngos'copy, Zr 1 - N - 
 
 Gs-K-P 
 Laryngot'omy, Zi^-N-Gt- 
 
 M 
 
 Lar'ynx, Zr^NG-Ks 
 Las'car or Lascar', Zs 1 - 
 
 Kr 
 
 Lascivious, Ls s -\s 
 Lasciviously, Z8 8 -Vs-L 
 Lascivlousness, Zs s -Vs- 
 
 Ns 
 Lash, Zi-SH, H-SH-T, Z- 
 
 8H-NG 
 
 Lash'er, Z^SHr 
 Lass, Zs l 
 Lassie, Z'-S 
 Las'situde, Zs ] -Td 
 Las'so, Z'-S, Z8 ! -D. Z'-S- 
 
 NG 
 
 Last, Zsti, ZsM 
 Lastingly, Zst'-NG-L 
 Lastlngness, l 
 Lastly, Ls l -L 
 Lataki'a, Z-T-K 
 Latch, Z^CH, Z^CHt, Z>- 
 
 CH-NG 
 
 Latch'et, zi-CHt 
 Latch'-key, Z-CH-K 
 Late, Zt2, Ztr 2 , Z*-Tst w 
 
 Ltst' 
 
 Lately, Zt'-Z 
 Lat'ency, Z^-Tn-S 
 Late'ness, Zt 2 -Ne 
 La'tent, Z*-Tnt 
 La'tently, Z-Tnt-L 
 Lat'er, Ztr* 
 Lat'eral, ztri-L 
 Lat'erally, ztr-L 
 Lat'eran, Zt'-^n 
 Laterifolious, Ltr*-F-Zs 
 Lath, Z>-TH, Zi-THt, Zi- 
 
 TH-NG 
 
 Lathe, Z*-DH 
 Lath'er, />i-DHr. Z>-DHrd, 
 
 Z-DHr NG 
 
 Lan guorous, 
 
 H 
 
 Lan'iard, Zn'-Rd 
 La'niary, Ln*-R 
 Lanii'erous, Z 3 -N-F-.R8 
 Lanig'erous, Z 8 -N-Jrs 
 Lank, Z'-NG-K. Z'-NG 
 
 Kr. Z'-NG-Kst 
 Lankly, Z'-NG-Kl 
 Lank'ness, Z-NG-K-Ns 
 Lank'y, Zi-NG-K 
 Lan'ner, Z^Nr 
 Lan'neret, Zi-Nr-T 
 Lans'quenet, Z^Ns-K-Nt 
 Lan'tern, Znt^Rn 
 Lan'terned, Znti-Bnd 
 Lan'terning, Znti - Rn 
 
 NG 
 Lan'tern-jawed, Znt 1 - 
 
 En-Jd 
 Lan'tern-jaws, Znt'-En- 
 
 Jz 
 
 Lanu'ginose, Z'-N-J-Ns 
 Lan'yard, Zni-Rd , 
 Laoc'oon, Zi-K-N 
 Laodice'an, Z 3 -Ds-N 
 Liaodiee'anism, Z 3 - Ds - 
 
 Sz-M 
 
 Lap, i'-P, Zi-Pt, Zi-P-NG 
 Lap'-dog, Z J -P-D-G 
 Lapel', Z,*-P1 
 Lap'ful, i'-P-Fl 
 Lapida'rian, L*-P-I>-Rn 
 Lap'idary, L l -P-D-R 
 Lapida'tion, //2-P-Dshn 
 Lapid'eous, Z 3 -P-Ds 
 Lapides'cence, i'-P-Ds- 
 
 Ns 
 Lapides'cent. Z*-P-Ds- 
 
 Nt 
 
 Lapidif ic, L3.p.Df-K 
 Lapidifical, Z,-P-D-K- 
 
 L 
 Lapidtfica'tion, i^.p.Df. 
 
 Kshn 
 Lapid'ify, Z, 3 -Pd-F, L*- 
 
 Pd Fd. L-Pd-F-NG 
 Lap'idist, ii-P-Dst 
 La'pis, 2-Ps 
 Laplander, i'-P-indr 
 Lap'per, Z>-Pr 
 Lap'pet, Li-Pt 
 Laps'able, i'-Ps-Bl 
 Lapse, ii-Ps, Z^Pst, ii- 
 
 Ps-HO 
 
 Lap'sided, ii-Ps-Dd 
 Lap'stone, i"-Ps-Tn 
 Lap'streak, Z'-P-sTr-K 
 Lap'sus, Z,'-Pss 
 Iiap'wing, ii-P-W-NG 
 Lar, Lr l 
 
 Lar'board, Zr'-Brd 
 Lar'ceny, Zrs'-N 
 Larch, z,r>-CH 
 Lard, Zrd 1 , Zr^Dd, ird 1 
 
 -NO 
 
 Lard'ed, Lr>-Dd 
 Larda'ceous, Lr*-T>-SHs 
 Lard'er, irdr 1 
 X*ard'erer, L^-Dr-K 
 
 LAU 
 
 Lathing, Z'-DH-NG 
 Lath'work, Z 1 TH-Wr-R 
 Lath'y, Z^DH 
 Lat'iclave, Z'-T-Klv 
 Laticos'tate, /.i-T-Ks-Tt 
 Latiden'tate, Z 2 T-Dn-Tt 
 Latilo'lius, Z^-T-F-Zs 
 Latin, Z'-Tn 
 Latlnism, Z^Tn-Z-M 
 Latlnist, Zi-Tn St 
 Latinlty, Z 3 -T-N-T 
 Lat'inize, Z'-X-Nz, L^-T' 
 
 Nzd, Zi-T-Nz-N'i 
 Latlnizer, /,'-'_ . 
 Latlsh, Z-X SH 
 Latltat, Z!-I-Tt(or Zt 1 - 
 
 Tt) 
 Latitude, Zti-Td. See 
 
 Altitude. 
 
 Latitudinal, Zta-Xd-Nl 
 Latitudina'rian, Zt*-Td- 
 
 Nni 
 Latitudina'rianism, Zt*- 
 
 Td-Nru-Z-M 
 Latitudlnous, Zt 3 - Td - 
 
 Ns 
 
 La'trant, Z-Trnt 
 La'tria, Z2-Tr 
 Lat'ten, Z J -Tn 
 Lat'ter, ztr 1 
 Lat'terly, ztr a -Z 
 Lat'termath, Ztri-M-TH 
 Lat'tice, Zi-Ts, Z^Tst, 
 
 Zi-Ts-NG 
 Lat'tice-work, Z'-T-sWr 
 
 -K 
 Laud, Zi-B, Zi-Dd, Z-D- 
 
 NG 
 
 laudabillty, Z-D-B1-T 
 Laud'able-y, Z'-D-Bl 
 Laud'ableness, Z'-D-Bl- 
 
 Ns [:Bs] 
 
 Lau'danum, Z!-D-N-M 
 Lauda'tion, Z 2 -Dshn 
 Laud'ative, Z^D-Tv 
 Laud'atory, Z'-Dt-S 
 Laud'er, Z'-Dr 
 Laugh, Zi-F, Z'-Ft, Z-F- 
 
 NG 
 
 Laugh'able-y, Zi-F-Bl 
 Laugh'ableness, Z'-F-Bl 
 
 -Ns [:Bs] 
 Laugh'er, Z*-Fr 
 Laughing-gas, Z'-F-NG- 
 
 Gs 
 
 Laughingly, Zi-F NG1 
 Laughing-stock, Z-F- 
 
 GNs-X K 
 
 Laugh'ter, Z^Ftr 
 Launch, Z^N-CH, Zi N- 
 
 CHt, Zi-N-CH-NG 
 Laun'der, Zndr 1 
 Laun'derer, Zndr^E 
 Laun'dress, LvAi-Ra 
 Laun'dry, Lnd l -R 
 Lau'reate, L l -R-1 
 Lau'reateship, L^-R-Ti 
 
 SH-P tZi-S-T:8H] 
 Laurea'tion, 
 Lau'rel, Z 
 
LAU 
 
 Lau'reled, Zi-fild 
 Lau'restine, L l -Rs-Tn 
 La'va, Z 2 ori-V 
 Lavat'ic, Z-V-T-K 
 Lava'tion, Z 2 -Vshn 
 Lav'atory, Z'-V-T-fi 
 Lave, Z 2 -V, Z 2 -Vd. Z-V- 
 
 NG 
 
 Lav'ender, Zi-Vndr 
 La'ver, Z*-Vr 
 Lav'ish, Li-V-SH, Zi-V- 
 
 SHt. ZJ-V-Stf-NG 
 Lav'isher, Zi-V-8Hr 
 Lav'ishly, Li-V-SHl 
 Lav'ishment, Z^V-SH- 
 
 Mnt 
 Lav'ishness, Z 1 - V - SH- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Lavolt', zi-V-Lt 
 Law, Z 1 
 
 Law'-book, Zi-B-K 
 Law'-breaker, Z^Br-Kr 
 Law'-day, Z-D 
 Law'ful-ly, Zi-Fl 
 Lawfulness, Zi - Fl - NB 
 
 [:Fs] 
 
 Law'giver, Z J -G-Vr 
 Law'less, Z 1 -Zs 
 Lawlessly, Z'-Zs-Z 
 Lawlessness, L^-Ls- Ns 
 
 [iZs] 
 
 Law'-maker, Z'-M-Kr 
 jJaw'-making, Zi - M - K - 
 
 NG 
 
 Lawn, Zn 1 
 Lawn'y, Z>-N 
 Law'-offlcer, Z'-Fs-E 
 Law'suit, Zs 1 -! 
 Law'yer, Z>-E 
 Law'yerlike, Zi-E-Z-K 
 Law'erly, Z'-E-Z 
 Lax, Zi-Ks, Zi-K-sE, Z- 
 
 KK8-T 
 
 Laxa'tion, Z 2 -Ks^n 
 Lax'ative, Zi-Ks-Tv 
 Lax'ity, Zi-Ks T 
 Lax'ly, Z!-K-sZ 
 Lax'ness, Z'-Es-Ns 
 Lay, Z Z 2 -D, Z 2 -NG 
 Lay' -brother, Z 2 -Brdhr 
 Lay'-clerk, Z-K1-E-K. 
 Lay'er, Z'^-E 
 Lay'-figure, Z-F-Gr 
 Lay'ing, Z-NG 
 Lay'land, Z/*-Znd 
 Lay'race, Z 2 -.KB 
 Lay'man, Z 2 -Mn 
 Lay'-stall, Zs-T-L 
 La'zar, Z 2 -Zr 
 Jbazaret', Zz 2 -JSt 
 Lazaret'to, Zz 2 -.R-T 
 La'zar-house, Z 2 -Zr-Hs 
 La'zarlike, Z*-Zr-Z-K 
 Laze, Zz2 
 La'zily Z 2 -Z1 
 La'ziness, Z 2 -Z-Ns 
 Laz'uli, Zi-Z-Z 
 La'zy, Z 2 -Z. Z 2 -Zr. 
 Lazzaro'ni, Zz-B-N 
 
 151 
 Leach, z-CH. z'-CHt, z- 
 
 CH-NG 
 
 Leach'-tub, Z*-CH-T-B 
 Lead (led), Z 6 -D, Z8-D-NG 
 Lead (led), Z'-D, Z s -Dd, 
 
 Z2-D NO 
 Lead'ed, Z-Dd 
 Lead'en, Z^Dn 
 Lead'er, Z*-Dr 
 Lead'ership, 
 
 [:8H] 
 Lead'ing-strings, 
 
 NG-sTr-NGz 
 Lead'-mine, Z 2 -D-Mn 
 Lead'-pencil, Z--D-P-Ns- 
 
 Leaf, Z3-F, za-Ft, Z-F- 
 
 NG 
 
 Leafage, Z.F- J 
 Leaf-bridge, Z 3 -F-Br-J 
 Leaf -bud, z 3 -F-Bd 
 Leaf iness, Z-F-Ns 
 Leafless, Z : *-F-Zs 
 Leaflet, Z3-F-Zt 
 Learstalk, z-Fs-T-K 
 Leafy, Z-F, Z 3 -F-R, Z- 
 
 Fst 
 League, ZS-G, z^-G-D, z- 
 
 G-NG 
 
 Leagued, Z 3 -G-D 
 Leag'uer, Z 3 -Gr 
 Leak, Z-K, Z^-K-T, Z 3 -K- 
 
 > 7 G 
 
 Leak'age, Z^-K-J 
 Leak'iness, Z^-K-Ns 
 Leak'y, Z^-K, Z-Kr, Z 3 - 
 
 Kst 
 
 Leal, Z-L 
 Lean, (t>.) Zn 3 . Znd 3 Zn 3 - 
 
 NG 
 Lean, (a.)ZnS, x 3 -Nr, Zn- 
 
 St 
 
 Lean'-faced, Zn-Fst 
 Lean'ly, Z 3 -N1 
 Lean'ness, Zn 3 -Ns 
 Leant, Znt 2 
 Lean'-to, Zn 3 -T 
 Leap, Z-P, za-Pt, ZS-P- 
 
 NG 
 
 Leap'er, Z 3 -Pr 
 Leap'-frog, za-P-Fr-G 
 Leap'-year, Z 3 -P-Yr [Z- 
 
 P-Y] 
 Learn, Zrn^, Zrnd 2 , Zrn 2 - 
 
 NG 
 Learn'ed, Zr s - Nd (or 
 
 Zrnd 2 ) 
 Learn'edly, Zr^-Nd-L (or 
 
 Zrnd-Z) 
 Learner, Zr 2 -Nr 
 Learning, Zrn^-NG 
 Leas'able, Zs 3 -B-L 
 Lease, Zs 3 . Zsts. Zs-NG 
 Lease 'hold, Zs s -Hld 
 Leaseholder, Zs-Hldr 
 Leas'er, Zs 3 -E 
 Leash, Z 3 -8H, L*-SHT, 
 
 Z 3 -8H-NG 
 Least, Lf.t* 
 Least'ways, Zst*-Wz 
 
 LEG 
 
 I Least'wise, Zst3-Wz 
 Leath'er, idhr', See Zet- 
 
 ter. 
 Leath'er-dresser, Zdhr^. 
 
 Dr-sK 
 
 Leath'ern, z 2 -DH-fin 
 Leath'ery, z^-DH-fi 
 Leave, Z 3 -V. Z 3 -V-NG 
 Leaved, Z8-Vd 
 Leav'en, Z^-Vn, Z 2 -Vnd, 
 
 ZS-Vn-NG 
 
 Leav'ening, Z 2 -Vn-NG 
 Leav'er, Z 3 -Vr 
 Leav'ings, z a -V-XGz 
 Lech'er, /> 2 -CHr, Z^-CHrd, 
 
 Z 3 -CHr-NG 
 
 Lech'erous, z 2 -CHrs 
 Lech'erously, Z--CHr-sZ 
 Lech'erousness, L-- 
 
 CHrs-Ns 
 
 Lech'ery, Z 2 -CH-fi 
 Lec'tion, Z 2 -Kshn 
 Lec'tionary, Z 2 -Kshn-^J 
 Lect'ure, zs-Ktr < z 2 -K- 
 
 CHr, Z 2 -K-CHrd. Z 2 -K- 
 
 CHr-NG 
 
 Lect'urer, z^-Ktr-R 
 Lect'ureship, Z--Ktr-SH- 
 
 P [Z 2 -Ktr:SH] 
 Lec'turn, Z 2 -K-T-Sn 
 Led, Z 2 -D 
 Led'-captain, Z 2 -D-K-P- 
 
 Tn [Zi-D-K-Pn] 
 Ledge, Z 2 -J 
 Ledg'er, Z-Jr 
 Ledg'er-line, Z--Jr-Zn 
 Ledg'y, Z-J 
 Lee, Z3 
 
 Lee'-board, z 3 -Brd 
 Leech, Z 3 -CH, z 3 -CHt,Z3. 
 
 CH-NG 
 Leek, Z 3 -K 
 
 Leer, Zr 3 , Zrd 3 , Zr 3 -NG 
 Leer'ingly, Zr-NGl 
 Lees, Zz 3 
 
 Lee'-shore, Z 3 -SHr 
 Lee'-side, Zs 3 -D 
 Leet, Zt 3 
 Lee'-tide, Z 3 -Td 
 Lee'ward, Z 3 -\Vrd or Z- 
 
 ^d 
 
 Lee'way, Z 3 -W 
 Left, Z 2 -Ft 
 
 Left'-hand, Z 2 -Ft-Hnd 
 Left'-handed, Z--Ft-Hn- 
 
 Dd 
 Left'-handedness, Z- 
 
 Ft-Hn-Dd-Ns 
 Leg,Z2-G 
 Leg'acy, Z 2 -G-8 
 Le'gal-ly, Z 3 -G1 
 Le'galism, Z 3 -Gl-zM 
 Le'galist, Z 3 -Glst 
 Legal'ity, Zi-Gl-T(Zi-GH| 
 Le'galize, Z3-Glz, Z 8 - 
 
 Glzd. Z 3 -Glz-NG 
 Leg'ate, Z^-G-T 
 Legatee', Z 3 -G-T 
 Leg'ateship, 
 
LEG 
 
 152 
 
 Iieg'atine, Z 2 -G-Tn 
 Lega'tion, Z/ 2 -Gshn 
 Lega'to, Zy'-G-T 
 
 Length'wise, Z*-NG-TH- 
 Wz [NG-TH 2 -Wz] 
 Length'y, Z 2 -NG-TH. Z 2 - 
 
 Legator', Z/>-Gtr 
 Leg'-bail, Z 2 -G-B-L 
 
 NG-TH-R, Z 2 -NG-THst 
 [NG-TH 2 , NG-TH 2 -R, 
 
 Leg'end, Z 2 -Jnd 
 
 NG-THst 2 ] 
 
 Leg'endary, z-Jn-D-K 
 Leg'er, Z 2 -Jr 
 Leg'er-line, Z 2 -Jr-Zn 
 Legerdemain', Z 2 -Jrd- 
 
 Le'nience, Zn 3 -Ns 
 Le'niency, Zn 3 -N-8 
 Le'nient. Zn 3 -Nt 
 Le'niently, Zn 3 -Nt-L 
 
 Mn 
 
 Lenlfy, Z 2 -N-F 
 
 Legged, Z" 2 -G-D 
 
 Lenitive, Z 2 -N-Tv 
 
 Leg'gin, Z 2 -Gn 
 
 Lenity, Z 2 -N-T 
 
 Leg'ging, Z 2 -G-NG 
 Legibility, Z 8 -J-B1-T (or 
 
 Lens, Znz 2 
 Lens'es, Zn 2 -Zz 
 
 -Bit) 
 
 Lent, Zut 2 
 
 Leglble-y, Z 2 -J-B1 
 Leglbleness, Z/ 2 - J - Bl - 
 
 Lent'en, Znt 2 -N 
 Lentio'ular, Znt 3 -K-Zr 
 
 Ns [:Bs] 
 
 Len'tiform, Z 2 -Nt-F-R-M 
 
 Le'gion, Z< 3 -Jn 
 
 Lentiglnous, Z, 3 -Nt-J-Ns 
 
 Le'gionary, Z/ 8 -J-Nr 
 Legislate, Z 2 -J-sZt, Z 2 - 
 
 Len'tigo, Z 2 -Nt-G 
 Len'til, Z 2 -Nt-L 
 
 J-sZ-Td, Z 2 -J-sZt-NG 
 
 Lentis'cus, Znt 3 -8-Ks 
 
 Legisla'tion, Z 2 - J-sZshn 
 
 Len'tisk, Znts-S-K 
 
 Legislative, Z^-J-sZt-V 
 
 L'envoy', H-N-V 
 
 Legislatively, Z 2 -J-sZt- 
 
 Le'o, L* 
 
 
 Le'onine, Z 8 -Nn 
 
 Leglslator, Z 2 -J-sZtr 
 Legislature, Z 2 - J - sZ - 
 
 Leop'ard, Z 2 -Prd 
 Lep'er, Z 2 -Pr 
 
 CHr [ZM] 
 
 Lep'orine, Z 3 -P-Zfti 
 
 Le'gist, Z 3 -Jst 
 
 Lep'rosy, Z 2 -Pr-S 
 
 Legitimacy, Z 3 -Jt-M-S 
 
 Lep'rous, Z 2 -Prs 
 
 Legitimate, Z 3 -Jt-Mt, Z 3 - 
 Jt-M-Td, Z 3 -Jt-Mt(-) 
 
 Lep'rously, z 2 -Pr-sZ 
 Lep'rousness, Z 2 -Prs-Ns 
 
 Legitimately, Z 8 -Jt-Mt- 
 
 Les'bian, Zz 2 -Bn 
 
 Z 
 
 Le'sion, Zzhn 3 
 
 Legitlmateness, Z' - Jt 
 
 Less, Zs 2 
 
 Mt-Ns 
 
 Lessee', Z 8 -S 
 
 Legitima'tion, Z 5 - Jt - 
 
 Less'en, Zs 2 -N, Zs 2 -Nd, 
 
 Mshn 
 
 Zs-N-NG 
 
 Legitimist, Z'-Jt-Mst 
 
 Less'er, Zs*-R 
 
 Legitimize, Z 3 - Jt - Mz, 
 
 Les'son, Zs 2 -N, Zs 2 -Nd, 
 
 Zi-Jt-Mzd, Z 8 -Jt-Mz-NG 
 
 Zs 2 -N-NG 
 
 Legume', Z J -G-M 
 
 Les'sor, Zs 2 -R 
 
 Legu'minous, Z 3 - G - M - 
 
 Lest, Zst 2 
 
 Ns 
 
 Let, Zt 2 , Zt-NG 
 
 Lei'sure, Z 2 or8-ZHr 
 Lei'surely, Z 2 or 8 -ZHr-Z 
 
 Letch, Z 2 -CH 
 Le'thal, Z 3 -TH-L 
 
 Lem'ma, Z 2 -M 
 
 Lethar'gic, Zthri- J-K 
 
 Lem'ming, Z 2 -M-NG 
 
 Lethar'gical, Zthr'-J-Kl 
 
 Lem'on, Z 2 -Mn 
 
 Leth'argy, Zthr 2 -J 
 
 Lemonade', Z 2 -Mn-D 
 
 Le'the, Z 3 -TH 
 
 Lem'on-peel, Z 2 -Mn-P-L 
 
 Lethe'an, Z 3 -THn 
 
 Le'mur, Z 3 -Mr 
 
 Lethiferous, Z 3 -TH-Frs 
 
 Lem'ures, Z 2 -M-Rz 
 
 Lets, Zts 2 
 
 Lend, Znd 2 , Znd 2 -NG 
 
 Let'ter, Ztr 2 , Z 2 -Trd,Ztr- 
 
 Lend'able, Znd 2 -B-L 
 
 NG 
 
 Lend'er, Zndr 2 
 
 Note. The noun Letter 
 
 Length, Z 2 -NG-TH [NG- 
 
 should be written Z 2 -Tr 
 
 TH 2 ] 
 
 when it is liable to be con- 
 
 Length'en, Z 2 -NG-THn, 
 
 fused with the word Leather, 
 
 Z 2 -NG-THnd, Z 2 -NG- 
 
 which see. 
 
 THn-NG [NG-THn 2 , NG- 
 
 Let'tered, Z 2 -Trd 
 
 THnd 2 , NG-THn 2 - NG] 
 
 Let'ter-founder, Ztr* - 
 
 Lengthi'ly, Z 2 -NG-TH-Z 
 
 Fndr 
 
 [NG-TH2-Z1 
 
 Let'tering, Ztr-NG 
 
 Lengthlness, Z 2 -NG-TH- 
 
 Let'ters-patent, Ztrz 2 -?- 
 
 Ns [NG-TH 2 -Ns] 
 
 Tnt [-P] 
 
 Length'ways, Z 2 - NG - 
 
 Let'ter-press, Ztr 2 -Prs 
 
 TEMVz [NG-TH 2 -Wz] 
 
 Let'ter- writer, ztr 2 -JKtr 
 
 LIB 
 
 Let'ter- writing, Ltr'-Bt- 
 
 NG 
 
 Let'tuce, Z 2 -Ts 
 Leucorrhce'a, Z/ 8 -K-fi 
 Le'vant, z, 3 -Vnt 
 Levant', L l -Vnt 
 Levant'er, L l -Vntr 
 Levantine, //^Vnt-N 
 Lev'ee, L-or*-V 
 Lev'el, is-Vl, Z 2 -Vld, * 
 
 Vl-NG 
 
 Lev'eler, /- 2 -Vl-R 
 Lev'eling, Z, 2 - Vl-NG 
 Lev'elness, Z, 2 -Vl-Ns 
 Le'ver, Z,or 2 -Vr 
 Lev'erage, z, 2 -Vr-J 
 Lev'eret, Z/ 2 -Vr-T 
 Leviable, z, 2 -V-Bl 
 Levi'athan, z^-V-THn 
 Levigate, /,2-V-G-T, IA 
 
 V-G-Td, ZAV-G-T-NG 
 Leviga'tion, /,2-V-Gshn 
 Le'vite, Z,-Vt 
 Levitlcal, z/ 3 -Vt-Kl 
 Leviticus, /-3-V-T-Ks 
 Levity, /,2-V-T 
 Lev'y, Z/2-V, Z, 2 -Vd, Z/ 2 -V- 
 
 NG 
 Lewd, Z-a-D, J,3-Dr, 3- 
 
 Dst 
 
 Lewd'ly, L 8 -D-L 
 Lewd'ness, X,-r-Ns 
 Lewis, L*-S 
 Lewlsson, /,3-Ss-N 
 Lex, L- Ks 
 Lexicog'rapher, ^-Ks- 
 
 K-Gr-Fr 
 Lexicographic, Z^-Ks- 
 
 K-Grf-K 
 Lexicographical, Z/ 1 - 
 
 Ks-K-Gr F-K1 
 Lexicog'raphy, ^-Ks- 
 
 K-Gr-F 
 
 Lexicol'ogy, i l -Ks-Kl-J 
 Lexicon, Z, 2 -Ks-Kn 
 Lexigraflc, ii-K-sGrf-K 
 Lexig'raphy, Z/ 3 -K-sGr-F 
 Ley, Z 1 
 
 Ley'denjar, z,'or2-Dn-J-R 
 Ley'denphial, Z<ior 2 -Dn- 
 
 F-L 
 Leze-maj'esty, z/z 3 -M-J- 
 
 sT 
 
 Liability, Z,3-Bi-T(or-Blt) 
 Li'able, Z-i-Bl 
 Li'ableness, Z-J-Bl-Ns 
 Liaison', z/'-Zra 
 Li'ar, Zi-R 
 Li'as, Z/i-S 
 Liba'tion, Z- 2 -Bshn 
 LiTsel, Z,i-Bl, Z,i-Bld, Zi- 
 
 Bl-NG 
 
 Li'belant, Z-i-Blnt 
 Li'beler, Z,-B1-R 
 Li'belons, Z-^Bls 
 Lib'eral, Z- 8 -Br-L 
 Lib'eralism, Z, 3 Br-Z,z-M 
 Lib'eralist, i 3 -Br-Z,st 
 Liberality, Z/'-Br-Z-T (or 
 
 -Lt) 
 
LIB 
 
 Lib'eralize, Z 8 -Br-Zz. If- 
 
 Br-Zzd, Z 3 -Br-Zz-NG 
 Lib'erally, Z 3 -Br-Z 
 Lib'erate, Z 8 -Brt, Z 8 -Br- 
 
 Td, Z 3 -Brt(-) 
 Liberation, Z^Brshn 
 Lib'erator, Z 3 -Brtr 
 Lib'ertine, Z 3 -Br-Tn 
 Lib'ertinism, Z 3 -Br-Tn- 
 
 Z-M [-T-zM] 
 Lib'erty, z 3 -Br-T (Z 3 -Brt) 
 Libid'inous, Z 3 -B-D-Ns 
 Iiibid'inously, Z 3 -B-D- 
 
 Ns-L 
 Libid'inousness, Z 8 -B- 
 
 D-Ns-Ns 
 Li^bra, Zi-Br 
 Libra'rian, Z-Br-JZn 
 Libra'rianship, Z 8 - Br - 
 
 fln-SH-P [:SH] 
 Li'brary, Li-3r-R 
 Li'brate, Z^Brt, Zi-Br- 
 
 Td, Zi-Brt(-) 
 Libra'tion, Z 2 -Brshn 
 Li'bratory, Z^Brt-fi 
 Libret'to, Z 2 -Br-T 
 Lice, Zs'- 
 Li'cense, Ls l -Ns, Zs^Nst, 
 
 Li'censed, 
 Licensee', s 3 -N-S 
 Li'censer, Z-s^Ns-B 
 Licen'tiate, Z-s^-N-SHt 
 Licen'tious, Zi8 2 -N-SHs 
 Licen'tiously, 
 
 -L 
 Licen'tiousness, 
 
 SHs-Ns 
 Li'chen, L l -Kn or L l -CHn 
 Lick, Z 3 -K, Z3-K-T, Z-K- 
 
 NG 
 
 Lick'erish, L3-Kr-SH 
 Lick'ing, Z-K-NG 
 Lick'-spittle, Z^-K-sPt-L 
 Lic'orice, Z/-Kr-8. See 
 
 Zt'ouor*. 
 
 Lic'tor, Z-a-Ktr 
 Lid, Z3-D 
 
 Lie, Z-i, Z.LD, Z.1-NG 
 Lief, Z-8-F 
 Liege, Z-J 
 Liege'man, Z- 8 -J-Mn 
 Li'en, Z^or^N 
 Li'entery, Z-^N-T-fi 
 Li'er, Z^R 
 Lieu, Z. 8 
 Lieuten'ancy, Z-2-Tn-N-S 
 
 fZta-Nn-S) 
 Lieuten'ant, Z - Tn - Nt 
 
 (Zf-Nnt) 
 Lieuten'antship, Z-Tn- 
 
 Nt-SH-P [Zta-NntiSH] 
 Lieve, Z 8 -V 
 Life, Zi-F 
 
 Life'-blood, ZA-F-Bld 
 Life'-boat, .i-F-Bt 
 Life'-estate, z^-F-S-Tt 
 
 (Z-Fs-Tt) 
 
 Life'-giving, Z,-F-Gv-NG 
 Life'-guard, z>-F-Grd 
 7* 
 
 153 LIN 
 
 Life'-Insnrance, ii-r-N- 
 
 Lig'nite, zs G-Nt 
 
 SHrns [Z-F-Ns] 
 
 Lignum vi'tse, Z'-G-N-M- 
 
 Life'less. zi-F-Zs 
 
 V-T 
 
 Life'lessly, Zi-F-is-Z 
 
 Li'gure or Lig'ure, ZMH 
 
 Life'lessness, zi-F-Zs-Ns 
 
 -Gr 
 
 [iZs] 
 
 Like, (a.) L l -K, Z'-Kr, Z- 
 
 Life'-like, Zi-F-Z-K 
 
 Kst 
 
 Life'-long, Zi-F-Z-NG 
 
 Like, (v.)Zi-K, Z1-K-T, Z'. 
 
 Life'-preserver, Z J -F-Pr- 
 
 K-NG 
 
 zRv-R 
 
 Like'lihood, Z'-Kl-Hd 
 
 Life'-spring, Z^F-sPr- 
 
 Like'liness, Zi-Kl-Ns 
 
 NG 
 
 Like'ly, Z l -Kl, Z^Kl-R, 
 
 Life'-time, Zi-F-T-M 
 
 Z^Klst 
 
 Lift, Z 3 -Ft, Z 3 -F-Td, Z 3 -Ft 
 
 Li'ken, Zi-Kn, Z ! -K-Nd, 
 
 -NG 
 
 Zi-Ka-NG 
 
 Lift'er, Z 3 -Ftr 
 
 Like'ness, Z^K-Ns 
 
 Lig'ament, Z 3 -G-Mnt 
 
 Like'wise, Z j -Kwz 
 
 Ligament'al, Z 2 -G-Mnt-Z 
 
 Lik'ing,Zi-K-NG 
 
 fZ-G:Mut] 
 
 Li'lac, Z!-Z-K 
 
 Ligament'ous, Z 2 -G-Mnt- 
 
 Lilia'ceous, L^-L-SHs 
 
 S 
 
 Lil'ied, z 3 -zd 
 
 Li'gan, Z'-Gn 
 
 Lilipu'tian, Z 3 -Z-Pshn 
 
 Liga'tion, Z a -Gshn 
 
 Lil'y, Z3-Z 
 
 Lig'ature, Z 2 -Gtr 
 
 Lima'tion, Z 2 -Mshn 
 
 Light, (a.) Zti, tri, Z 1 - 
 
 Li'mature, ZJ-Mtr 
 
 Tst (or Ztstl) 
 
 Limb, Z 3 -M, Z3-Md, Z 3 -M- 
 
 Light, (t>.) Zti, zi-Td, Zt'- 
 
 NG 
 
 NG 
 
 Lim'ber, Z 8 -M-Br, Z 3 -M- 
 
 Light'-brain, Zt'-Brn 
 
 Brd, Z3-M-Br-NG 
 
 Light'en, Z'-Tn, Zi-Tnd, 
 
 Lim'berness, Z 3 -5l-Br-Ns 
 
 Zi-Tn-NG 
 
 Limb'less, Z 3 -M-Zs 
 
 Light'er, Ztr 1 
 
 Lim'bo, Z 3 -M-B 
 
 Light'erman, Ztri-Mn 
 
 Lime, Z'-M, Z'-MdjZ'-M- 
 
 Light' -fingered, Zt 1 - F 
 
 NG 
 
 NG-Grd [Zti-F-NGrd] 
 
 Lime'kiln, zi-M-Kl 
 
 Light'-foot, Zti-Ft 
 
 Lime'stone, Z'-Ms-Tn 
 
 Light'-footed, Zt'-F-Td 
 
 Lime'-water, Z l -M-Wtr 
 
 Light'- haired, Zti-Hrd 
 
 Lim'it, Z 3 -Mt, z 3 -M-Td. 
 
 Light'-handed, Zti-Hn- 
 
 z 3 -Mto 
 
 Dd 
 
 Lim'itable, Z3-Mt-Bl 
 
 Light'-headed, Zt 1 - H - 
 
 Lim'itary, Z 3 -Mt-ft 
 
 Dd 
 
 Limita'tion, Z 2 -M-Tshn 
 
 Light'-hearted, Zt^Hr- 
 
 Lim'ited, Z 3 -M-Td 
 
 Td 
 
 Lim'iter, z-Mtr 
 
 Light'-heartedness, Zt 1 
 
 Lim'itless, Z 3 -Mt-Zs 
 
 -Hr-Td-Ns 
 
 Limn, Z 3 -M, z 3 -Md, Z 8 -M- 
 
 Light'-horse, ZtJ-Hre 
 
 NG 
 
 Light'-house, ZU-Hs 
 
 Lim'ner, Z 3 -M-Nr 
 
 Light'-infantry, zti-N- 
 
 Limo'sis, Z 2 -Mss 
 
 Fnt-TJ 
 
 Limp, Z 3 M-P, Z 3 -Mt, Z- 
 
 Light'ly, Zt'-Z 
 
 M-P-NG 
 
 Light'-minded, Zt'-Mu- 
 
 Limp'er, Z 3 -M-Pr 
 
 Dd 
 
 Lim'pet, Z 3 -M-Pt 
 
 Light'ness, Z^-Ns 
 
 Lim'pid, Z 3 -M-Pd 
 
 Light'ning, Zt J -N-NG 
 
 Limpid'ity, Z 3 -P-D-T 
 
 Light'ning-bug, Zt>-N- 
 
 Lim'pidneso, Z 8 -M-P-D- 
 
 NG-B-G 
 
 Ns 
 
 Lights, Zts 1 
 
 Limp'ingly, Z 8 -M-P-NG1 
 
 Light'some, Ztsi-M 
 
 Limp'sy or Lim'sy, Z 3 - 
 
 Light'- spirited, Ztsi-Pr- 
 
 M-8 
 
 Td 
 
 Lim'y, Zi-M 
 
 Lignal'oes, Zni-Zz 
 
 Lincn'pin, Z 8 -N-CH-Pn 
 
 Lig'neous, Z-G-Ns 
 
 Lin'den, Z 3 -N-Dn 
 
 Ligniflca'tion, Z-G-N- 
 
 Line, Ln\ Znd>, Zn'-NG 
 
 F-Ksshn 
 
 Lin'eage, Z 3 -N-J 
 
 Lig'niform, Z 8 -G-N-F(-R- 
 
 Lin'eal-ly, Z 8 -N1 
 
 M' 
 
 Lin'eament, Z 3 -N-Mnt 
 
 Lig'nify, Z 3 -G-N-F, Z-G- 
 
 Lin'ear, Zn 3 -R 
 
 N-Fd. Z*-G-N-F-NG 
 
 Lin'eate, Z 3 -N-T 
 
 Lig'nine, Z 3 -G-Nn 
 
 Lin'eated, Z 3 -N-Td 
 
LIN 
 
 Linea'ti&n, z*-Nshn 
 Lin'en, Z-Nn 
 Jjin'er, Z^Nr 
 Ling, Z"-NG 
 Lin'ger, Z 3 -NG-Gr, &- 
 
 NG-Grd, ZS-NG-Gr-NG 
 
 [Z-NGr, ZS-NGrd, Z 8 - 
 
 NGr-NG] 
 Lin'gerer, L*-~SG-Qr-R 
 
 ri-NGr-B] 
 Lingering, ZS-NG-Gr-NG 
 
 [Z 3 -NGr-NG] 
 Lin'geringly, Z 8 -NG-Gr- 
 
 NG1 [Z 3 -NGr-NGl] 
 Lin'go, Z8-NG-G 
 Linguadent'al, Z-NG- 
 
 Gw-Dnt-L 
 
 Lin'gual, Z3-NG-Gw-L 
 Lin'guiform, /ANG-Gw- 
 
 F(-R-M) 
 
 Lin'guist, LS-NG-Gwst 
 Linguist 'ic, Z*-NG-Gws- 
 
 T-K 
 Linguist'ical, Ji 8 - NG - 
 
 Gws-T-Kl 
 Linguist'ics, Z 8 -NG-Gws- 
 
 T-Ks 
 
 Lin'iment, Zn 3 -Mnt 
 Lin'ing, Zn 8 -NG 
 Link, Z3-NG-K (or Zn8-K, 
 
 etc.), Z"-NGt, Z-8-NG-K- 
 
 NG 
 
 LinkTsoy, i-NG-K-B 
 Link'man, i^-NG-K-Mn 
 Link'-motion, /,8-NG-K- 
 
 Mshn 
 
 Linnse'an, in-N 
 Lin'net, L^-Nt 
 Lin'seed, i^-Ns-D 
 Lin'sey-woolsey, in*-8- 
 
 W-Z,-8 
 
 Lin'stock, i'-Ns-T-K 
 Lint, Liit* 
 Lin'tel, Z^-Nt-L 
 Li'num, Z,'-N-M 
 Li'on, Z,i-N 
 Li'oness, i'-N-S 
 Lion'-hearted, i>-N-Hr- 
 
 Td 
 Li'onize, ii-Nz, ii-Nzd. 
 
 Z'-Nz-NG 
 
 Lion'like, ii-N-/,-K 
 Lip, /,3-p. /,3-pt, Z-P-NG 
 Lip'ogram, i^.p.Gr-M 
 Lipoth'ymy, /^-P-TH-M 
 Lip'pitude, i-P-Td 
 Liq'uable, L^-Kw-Bl 
 Liqua'tion, L-Kw8hn 
 Liquefa'cient, L* - Kw - 
 
 Fshnt 
 Liquefac'tion, X,-Kw-F- 
 
 Kshn 
 Liq'ueflable, i-Kw-F- 
 
 Bl 
 Liq'uefy, 3 -Kw-F, // 3 - 
 
 Kw-Fd. /,8-Kw-F-NG 
 Liques'cency, /,2-Kws-N- 
 
 8 
 
 Liques'cent, L-Kws-Nt 
 Liqueur', *-Kr 
 
 154 
 
 Liq'uid, Z-Kw-D (i^- 
 
 Kwd) 
 Liq'uidamber, J!^-Kw-D- 
 
 M-Br 
 Liq'uidate, Z,s-Kw-Dt, L 3 - 
 
 Kwd-Td. Z,-Kw-Dt(') 
 Liquida'tion, Z/ s - Kw - 
 
 Dun 
 
 Liquidity, Z-Kwd-T 
 Liq'uidize, /,3-Kw-Dz 
 Liq'uidness, Z,-Kwd-Ns 
 Liq'uor, X 3 -Kr 
 Liq'uors, L 8 -Krs 
 Liq'uorice, L 3 -Kr-S. See 
 
 LOA 
 
 Lisp, iss-p, is'-Pt, is-P- 
 
 NG 
 
 Lis'per, Z.s*-Pr 
 Lisp'ingly, is 3 -P-NGl 
 List, Lst*. Z,8 3 -Td, 
 List'el, is s -T-L 
 List'en, LB*-N, Zs'-Nd, 
 
 I,s-N-NG 
 
 List'ener, is'-N-B 
 List'er, Zstr 3 
 List'less, jt,8 3 -T-Xs [s3- 
 
 ] 
 
 List'lessly, La^-Ls-L 
 List'lessness, Zs 
 Lit, it 
 Lit'any, it 8 -N 
 Li'ter, Ztr 1 
 Lit'eral, Ztr-L 
 Lit'eralism, 
 Lit'eralist, Lti*-Lst 
 Literal'ity, Ztri-Z-T 
 Lit'eralize, ZtrS-Zz, Ztr- 
 
 Zzd, itr 3 -Zz-NG 
 Lit'erally, Lti*-L 
 Lit'erary, Ltr^-R 
 Lit'erate, ztr-T 
 Litera'ti, Ztr 2 T 
 Litera'tim, itr-T-M 
 Lit'erature, Zt^-CHr 
 Litera'tus, Ztr*-Ts 
 Lith'arge, Z-TH-fi-J 
 Lithe, L l -DH 
 Lithe'ness, Zi-DH-Ns 
 Lithe'some, i'-DH-BM 
 Lith'ic, Z 3 -TH-K 
 Lith'ium, Z-TH-M 
 Lith'oglyph, Z-TH-Glf 
 Lith'ograph, Z 3 -TH-Grf, 
 
 Z-TH-Grft, i3-TH-Grf- 
 
 NG 
 Lithog'rapher, Zi-TH- 
 
 Gr-Fr 
 Lithograph'ic, Z^TH- 
 
 Grf-K 
 Lithograph'ical-ly, L l - 
 
 TH-Gr-F-Kl 
 Lithog'raphy, Z^TH-Gr- 
 
 F 
 
 Litholog'ic, Zi-TH-Z-J-K 
 Litholog'ical-ly, Z>-TH- 
 
 Z-J-K1 
 
 Lithol'ogist, Zt-TH-Z-Jst 
 Lithol'ogy, Z>-TH-Z-J 
 Lith'omancy, Z-TH-Mn 
 
 -8 
 
 Lithoiitrip'tic, 
 
 Pt-K 
 Lith'ontriptor, Z- 
 
 THntr-Ptr 
 
 Lith'ophyte, Z3-TH-Ft 
 Lith'otint, Z 3 -TH-Tn; 
 Lithot'omist, Z - T Ht - 
 
 Mst 
 
 Lithot'omy, Zi-THt-M 
 Lith'otripsy, Z-TH-Tr. 
 
 P-S 
 
 Lithot'rity, 
 Lit'igant, Z 3 -T-Gnt 
 Lit'igate, Z^.T-Gt, Z-T- 
 
 G-Td, Z-T-Gt-NG 
 Litiga/tion, z 2 -T-Gshn 
 Lilig'ious, Z 8 -T-Js 
 Lilig'iously, Z 8 -T-J-sZ 
 Litig'iousness, Z 8 -T-Js- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Lit'mus, Zt3-Ms 
 Li'tre, Ztr>or 8 
 Lifter, Ztr 8 , Z 8 -Trd, Ztr- 
 
 NG 
 
 Litterateur 7 , Z 2 -fitr 
 Lit/tie, Zt-Z 
 Lit'tleness, Zt 3 -Z-Ns 
 Lit'toral, Z 8 -T-.R1 
 Litur'gic, Ltr 2 -J-K 
 Litur'gical, Ztr2-J-Kl 
 Lit'urgist, Ztr^-Jst 
 Lit'urgy, Ztr^-J 
 Live, (v.) Z-V, Z 8 -Vd, IA- 
 
 V-NG 
 
 Live, (a.) Z^V 
 Livelihood, Zi-Vl-Hd 
 Live'liness, Z'-Vl-Ns 
 Live'long, Z 3 -v-Z-NG 
 Live'ly, zi-V-Z, Zi-V-i- 
 
 E, L>-V-Lst 
 Live'-oak, Z^V-K 
 Liv'er, Z 3 -Vr 
 Liv'eried, Z 8 -V-K-D 
 Liv'erwort, Z 8 -Vr-Wrt 
 Liv'ery, Z 3 -Vr 
 Liv'ery-man, Z-Vr-Mn 
 Liv'ery-stable, Z 3 -Vrs 
 
 T-B1 
 
 Lives, Z'-Vz 
 Live'-stock, Zi-Vs-T-K 
 Liv'id, Z 3 -Vd 
 Livid'ity, Z^-Vd-T 
 Liv'idness, Z 3 -Vd-Ns 
 Liv'ing, Z-V-NG 
 Livraison', Zi-Vrz-JV 
 Liv're, Z 3 -Vr 
 Lixiv'ial, Z 3 -Ks-V-L 
 Lixiv'iate, Z 3 -Ks- V-T, fc 
 
 Ks-V-Tdj Z 8 -K8-Vt-NG 
 Lixivia'tion, Z 2 -Ks-V8hn 
 Lixiv'ious, Z 3 -Ks-Vs 
 Liziv'ium, Z 3 -Ks-V-M 
 Liz'ard, Z 3 -Zrd 
 Llama, Zior"-M 
 Lloyd's, Zi-Dz 
 Lo, za 
 
 Loach, Z*-CH 
 Load, Z2-D, Z-Dd, 
 
 NG 
 Load'er, 
 
LOA 
 
 Load'star, Z^Ds-T-B (or 
 
 Z* Dstr) 
 
 Load'stone, i*-Ds-Tn 
 Loaf, ZS-F, Z 2 -Ft, Z*-F- 
 
 NG 
 
 lioaf'er, za-Fr 
 Loaf-sugar, Z-F-Sff-Gr 
 Loam, Z2-M, 3-Md, Z 3 - 
 
 M-NG 
 
 Loam'y, 2-M 
 Loan, Zn 2 , LnfP, Zn-NG 
 Loathe, Z 2 -DH, Z-DHd, 
 
 toath'er, Z 2 -DHr 
 Loath 'ful, ZrS-DH-Fl 
 Loath'ing, Z 3 -DH-NG 
 Loath'ingly, Z 2 -DH-NG1 
 Loath'ly, Z 2 -DH-Z, Z*- 
 
 DH-Z-B, Z 2 -DH-Zst 
 Loath'some, Z-DH-sM 
 Loat h'someness, Z*-DH- 
 
 sM-Ns 
 
 Loaves, Z-Vz 
 Lob, Z*-B 
 Lo'bate, Z 2 -Bt 
 Lo'bated, Z 2 -B-Td 
 Lob'by, Z-B, Zi-Bd, Z- 
 
 B-NG 
 
 Lobe, Z-B 
 Lobed, Z 2 -Bd 
 Lobe'lia, Z^-B-Z 
 Lob'lolly, Zi-B-Z-Z 
 Lob'lolly-boy, zi-B-Z-Z- 
 
 B 
 Lobaolly-tree, Li-B-Z-Z- 
 
 Tr 
 
 Lob'scouse, Zi-B-eKs 
 Lob'ster, Zi-Bstr 
 Lob'ule, Z-B-L 
 Lo'cal, Z 2 -K1 
 Lo'calism, Z*-Kl-zM 
 Local'ity, Zi-Kl-Tt-KH) 
 Localiza'tion, L*-Klzshn 
 Lo'calize, Z 2 -Klz, z- 
 
 Klzd. ZS-Klz-NG 
 Lo'cally, Z^-Kl 
 Lo'cate, Z^-K-T, Z*-K-Td, 
 
 Z*-K-T-NG 
 Loca'tion, Z 2 -Kshn 
 Lo'cative, Z*-K.-Tv 
 Loch, Z>-K 
 Lock, Zi-K, Zi-K-T, Zi-K- 
 
 NG 
 
 Lock'age. Z J -K- J 
 Locked'-jaw, Z l -K-T-J 
 Lock'er, L l -Kr 
 Lock'et, Z-K-T 
 Lock'-jaw, ZJ-K-J 
 Lock'-smith, Z-K-sM- 
 
 TH 
 
 Lock'-up, Z!-K-P 
 Locofo'co, Z2-K-F-K 
 Locofo'coism, Z 2 -K-F-K- 
 
 zM 
 
 Locomo'tion, Z 2 -K-Mshn 
 Locomo'tive, Z-K-Mt-V 
 Jjocomo'tive-engine, Z 2 
 
 -K-Mt-V-il-Jn 
 Locomo'tiveness, Z-K- 
 
 Mt-V-Ns [SVs] 
 
 155 
 
 Locomotiv'ity, Z-K-Mt- 
 
 V-T 
 
 Lo'cust, Z*-Kst 
 Lo'cust-tree, Z 2 -K-sT' 
 Locu'tion, Z-Kshn 
 Lode, Z 2 -D 
 Lode'star, Z*-Ds-T-R (or 
 
 Z 2 -Dstr) 
 
 Lode'stone, Z 2 -Ds-Tn 
 Lodge, Z l -J, Z'-Jd, zi-J- 
 
 NG 
 
 Lodg'er, Z 1 - Jr 
 Lodg'ing, Z!-J-NG 
 Lodg'ing-house, Z 1 - J- 
 
 NG-Hs 
 
 Lodg'ment, Z!-J-Mnt 
 Loft, Zi-Ft 
 Loft'ily, Z'-F-T-Z 
 Loft'iness, Z'-F-T-Ns 
 Loft'y, Z^F-T, Zi-F-T-B, 
 
 Z!-F-Tst 
 Log, Z-G, Zi-G-D, Zi-G- 
 
 NG 
 
 Log'arithm, L^-Gr-DH-M 
 Logarith'mic, Z 3 -Gr-TH- 
 
 M-K 
 Logarith'mical-ly, Z 3 - 
 
 Gr-TH-M-Kl 
 Log'-board, Z 1 - G-Brd 
 Log'-book, Z!-G-B-K 
 Log'-cabin, Zi-G-K-Bn 
 Log'-chip, Zi-G-OH-P 
 Log'ger, Z!-Gr 
 Log'gerhead, Zi-Gr-Hd 
 Log'gia, Z!-D- J 
 Log'-glass, Z^-G-Gls 
 Log'-Eeap, Zi-G-P 
 Log'-house, ZJ-G- 
 Log'-hut, Zi-G-Ht 
 Log'ic, Zi- J-K 
 Log'ical-ly, Zi-J-Kl 
 Logi'cian, Z^- Jghn 
 Log'-line, Z^G-Zn 
 Log'man, Z : -G-Mn 
 Log'ogram, Zi-G-Gr-M 
 Logograph'ic, Z!-G-Gr- 
 
 F-K 
 Logograph'ical, Z 1 - G - 
 
 Gr-F-Kl 
 
 Logog'raphy, Z a -G-Gr-F 
 Logom'achist, Z'-G-M- 
 
 Est 
 
 Logom'achy, Z^G-M-K 
 Log'os, Z l -Gs 
 Log'otype, Z-G-T-P 
 Log'-reel, L l -Q-Rl 
 Log'-roU, Zi-G-fll, Zi-G- 
 
 Md, Z!-G-B1-NG 
 Log'wood, Zi-G-wD 
 Lo'gy, Z*-G 
 Loin, Zn 1 
 Loi'ter, Ztpi, Z^-Trd, Ztri- 
 
 NG 
 
 Loi'terer, Ltr l -R 
 Loll, Zi-L, Z!-Ld, Zi-L- 
 
 NG 
 
 Lol'lard, Zi-Zrd 
 Lol'lardism, Z l -Zrdz-M 
 Lollipop, Z l -Z-P-P 
 Lom'bard, Z 
 
 LOO 
 
 Lo'ment, z 2 -Mnt 
 Lon'doner, Z--N-D-\r 
 Lone, Zu2 
 
 Lone'liness, i^-Xl-Ns 
 Lone'ly, Z--N1, L--XI-II. 
 
 Z 2 -Nlst 
 Lone'some,Zns 2 -M, Lns% 
 
 -M-B, Zns--Mst 
 Lone'somely, 7,ns 2 -M-Z 
 Lone'someness, ins--M- 
 
 Ns 
 Long, (a.J-^-NG, z-NG- 
 
 Gr, Zi-KG-Gst [XQi, 
 
 NGri, XGsti] 
 Long, (f.) ii-NG, Z!-XGd, 
 
 Long'-boat, 
 Longe, Z--N-J 
 Longe'val, Z3- 
 Longevity, Z 2 -N-Jv-T 
 Longe'vous, L 3 -~$-3-Vs 
 Long'hand, Zi-NG-Hnd 
 Long'-headed, Z 1 - NG - 
 
 H-Dd 
 Longim'etry, Z-N-J-M- 
 
 Tr 
 
 Long'ing, Z^NG-NG 
 Long'ingly, />i-NG-NGl 
 Longin'quity, Z3-N-J-N- 
 
 Kw-T 
 Longiros'ter, Z 1 - N - J - 
 
 Rstr 
 Longiros'tral, Z'-N-J-.R- 
 
 sTr-L 
 
 Long'ish, ZJ-NG-SH 
 Lon'gitude, i^N-J-Td 
 Logitud'inal-ly, Z^-N-J- 
 
 Td-Nl 
 
 Long'legs, i'-NG-Z-Gz 
 Long'-lived, zi-^G-Z-Vd 
 Long'-measure, Z ! -NG- 
 
 M-ZHr 
 Long'-primer, ZJ-NG-Pr- 
 
 Mr 
 
 Long'-run, Z^NG-Sn 
 Long'shore-man, Z^NG- 
 
 SHr-Mn 
 Long'-sighted, Z^NGs- 
 
 Td 
 Long'-sightedness, Z^- 
 
 NGs-Td-Ns 
 
 Long'-spun, Z^NGs-Pn 
 Long'-sufferance, L 1 - 
 
 NGs-F-ns 
 Long'-suffering, Zi-NGs 
 
 -F-B-NG 
 Long'-winded, Z^-NG- 
 
 Wn-Dd 
 
 Long'wise, Z^NG-Wz 
 Loo, Z, Z-D. za-NG 
 Loo'by, Z3-B 
 Loof, Z 3 or 2 -F 
 Look, Z-K, Z3-K-T, Z3-K- 
 
 NG 
 
 Look'er, Z 3 -Kr 
 Look'er-on, Z-Kr-- 
 Look'ing-glass, Z-K- 
 
 NG-Gls 
 
 Look'out, Z8-K-T 
 Looks, 
 
LOO 
 
 Loom, i s -M, Z8-Md, Z*-M 
 
 -NG 
 
 Loon, in 8 
 Loop, L*-P, Z 3 -Pt, Z 3 -P- 
 
 NG 
 
 Loop'-hole, Z 3 -P-H1 
 Loose, (v.) Ls 3 , Zst 3 , Zs- 
 
 NG 
 Loose, (a.) is 3 , Zs-K, Zs 3 - 
 
 St 
 
 Loose'ly, Zs 3 -z 
 Loos'en, Zs 3 -N, Zs3-Nd, 
 
 Zs 3 -N-NG 
 
 Loose'ness, Zs 3 -Ns 
 Loose'strife, Zss-Trf 
 Loot, Zt, Z-Td, Zt 3 -NG 
 Lop, Z 1 -?, Zi-Pt, Z'-P-NG 
 Lop'per, Zi-Pr, Z-Prd, 
 
 Zi-Pr-NG 
 
 Lop'ping, Z l -P-NG 
 Lop'sided, Zi-Ps-Dd 
 Loqua'cious, i^Kw-SHs 
 Loqua'ciousness, Z s -Kw 
 
 -SHs-Ns 
 
 Loquac'ity, Z'-Kws-T 
 Lord, Zrd 1 , Zi^-Dd, Zrd 1 - 
 
 NG 
 
 Lord'liness, Zrdi-Z-Ns 
 Lord'ling, Zrdi-Z-NG 
 Lord'ly, Zrd ! -Z, 
 
 K, Zrd!-Zst 
 Lord's-day, irdzi-D 
 Lord'ship, Lrdi;SH 
 Lore, ir 
 Lorette', L*-Rt 
 Lorgnette', ir-N-T 
 Lor'icate, ii-fl-Kt, -- 
 
 K-Td, i-K-Kt-NG 
 Lorica'tion, i^fl-Kshn 
 Lo'riot, i 2 -fi-T 
 Lorn, Zrn 1 
 Los'able, iz 3 -B-L 
 Lose, iz 3 , iz-NG 
 Los'el, Z,s-Zl 
 Los'er, L*-Zr 
 Los'ing, Zz-KG 
 Los'ingly, iz 3 -NG-L 
 Loss, is 1 
 Lost, Zst 1 
 
 Lot, Lt\ Z,-Td, iti-NG 
 Lote, Zta 
 Loth, i-TH 
 Lo'tion, Z/shn* 
 Lo'tos, ZVTs 
 Lot'tery, LV-R 
 Lo'tus, Z,2-Ts 
 Loud, i>-D, Z,i-Dr, i'-Dst 
 Loud'ly, ii-D-Z, 
 LoLidtiess, Zii-D-Xs 
 Lough, ii-K 
 Louis'-d'or, i 3 -Dr 
 Lounge, i'-N-J, Z^-N-Jd. 
 
 i'-N-J-NG 
 Loun'ger, i'-N- Jr 
 Louse, Ls 1 
 Lous'iness, L l -Z-tXs 
 Lous'y, i>-Z 
 Lout, Lt l 
 Lout'ish, Z-i-T-SH 
 Lout'ishly, 
 
 156 
 Lout'ishness, L l -1-SB- 
 
 Lou'ver or Lou'vre, Z 3 - 
 
 Vr 
 
 Lov'able, z-v-Bl 
 Lov'age, Z-V-J 
 Love, Z 2 -V, Z 2 -Yd, Z*-V- 
 
 NG 
 
 Love'-apple, Z^-v-Pl 
 Love'-favor, Z-V-F-Vr 
 Love'-feast, Z 2 -V-Fst 
 Love'-knot, Z-V-Nt 
 Loveless, Z^V-Zs 
 Love'-letter, Z 2 -V-Ztr 
 Loveli'ness, Z^V-Z-Ns 
 Love'-lock, Z 2 -V-Z-K 
 Love'-lorn, Z*-V-Z-Rn 
 Lovely, Z 2 -V-Z, Z 2 -V-Z- 
 
 Lov'er, Z 2 -Vr 
 Love'-sick, Z 2 -Vs-K 
 Love'-sickuess, Z^Vs-K- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Love'-song, Z 2 -Vs-NG 
 Love'-suit, Z-Vs-T 
 Love'-tale, Z-V-T-L 
 Love'-token, Z^-V-T-Kn 
 Loving-kindness, Z a - 
 
 V-NG-Knd-Ns 
 Lov'ingly, Z-V-NG1 
 Lov'ingness, Z 2 - V - NG - 
 
 Ns 
 
 Low, (a.) Z2, Z2-R, Zst 
 Low, (v.t Z, Z2-D, Z 2 -NG 
 Low'-born, Z 2 -B-fin 
 Low'-bred, Z^-Brd 
 Low'-church, Z s - CHr - 
 
 CH 
 
 Low'-Dutch, Z 2 -D-CH 
 Low'er, Z 2 -R, Z 2 -^d. Lfl- 
 
 R-NG 
 Low'er, Zi-R, L l -RA, Z 1 - 
 
 R-NG 
 
 Low'er-case, i^-R-Ks 
 Low'eringly, zi-R-NGl 
 Low'ermost, ZS-R-Mst 
 Low'ery, L l -R 
 Lowing, Z 2 -NG 
 Low'land, Z 2 -Znd 
 Lowlander, L 2 -Zndr 
 Lowliness, Z 2 -Z-Ns 
 Lowly, Z 2 -Z, Z-Z-R, Z- 
 
 Zst 
 Lo w'ly-minded, Z* - Z - 
 
 Mn-Dd 
 
 Low'ness, Z s -?s's 
 Low'-pressure, Z s - Pr - 
 
 SHr 
 
 Low'-priced, Z 2 -Prst 
 Low'-roofed, L*-Rft 
 Low'-spirited, Zs 2 -Pr-Td 
 Loxodromlc, Z-K-sDr- 
 
 M-K 
 Loxodromlcs, Z-K-sDr- 
 
 M-Ks 
 
 Loy'al, Zi-L 
 Loy'alist, Zi-Zst 
 Loy'ally, Zi-Z 
 Loy'alty, Z^Z-T 
 Loz'euge, Zz J -N-J 
 
 LUM 
 
 LubTier, Z*-Br 
 Lub'berly, Z 2 -Br-Z 
 Lu'bric, Z*-Br-K 
 Lu'brical, Z3-Br-Kl 
 Lu'bricant, Z 3 -Br-Knt 
 Lu'bricate, Z 3 -Br-Kt 
 Lubrica'tion, Z 2 -Br 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Lu'bricator, Z^-Br-Ktr 
 Lubricity, Z-Brs-T 
 Lu'bricous, Z 3 -Br-Ks 
 Lubrifica'tion, Z 2 - Brf- 
 
 Eshn 
 Lubrifac'tion, Zi-Br-F- 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Luce, Zs 3 
 Lu'cent, Zs s -Nt 
 Lu'cern, Zs 3 -Rn 
 Lucer'nal, Zs^R-Nl 
 Lu'cid, Zs3-D 
 Lucid'ity, Zs 3 -D-T 
 Lu'cidness, Zs 3 -D-Ns 
 Lu'cifer, Zs 3 -F-R 
 Lu'cifer-match, Zs 3 -F- 
 
 R-M-CH 
 
 Lucirerous, Ls^-F-Ea 
 Lucif ic, Zs 3 -F-K 
 Lu'ciform, Zs s -F-R-M 
 Luck, Z*-K 
 Luck'ily, Z 2 -K1 
 Luckiness, Z 2 -K-Ns 
 Luckless, Z--K-Zs 
 Luck'y, Z 2 -K, Z 2 -Kr, Z- 
 
 Est 
 
 Lu'crative, ZS-Krt-V 
 Lu'cre, Z 3 -Kr 
 Lu'cubrate, Z 3 -K-Brt,Z3. 
 
 K-Br-Td, Z 3 -K-Brt(-) 
 Lucubra'tion, Z 2 - K 
 
 Brshn 
 Lu'cubratory, Z 3 -K-Brt- 
 
 R 
 
 Lu'culent, z 3 -K-Znt 
 Lu'dicrous, Z-D-Krs 
 Lu'dicrously, Z3-D-Kr- 
 
 sZ 
 Lu'dicrousness, Z 3 -D- 
 
 Krs-Ns 
 Lu'es, Z 3 -Z 
 
 Luff, Z 2 -F. Z 2 -Ft, Z2-F-N(J 
 Lug, ZS-G, Z^G-D, Z 2 -G- 
 
 NG 
 
 Lug'gage, Z 2 -G-J 
 Lug'ger, Z 2 -Gr 
 Lug'-sail, Z 2 -G-sZ 
 Lugu'brious, Z 3 -G-Bi-s 
 Luke'warm, Z 3 -K-Wr-M 
 Luke'warmly, Z 3 -K-Wr- 
 
 M-Z 
 Luke'wannness, Z 3 -K- 
 
 Wr-M-Ns 
 Lull, Z^L, Z 2 -Ld, Z2-L- 
 
 NG 
 
 Lull'aby, Z^Z-B 
 Lull'er, Z-Z-R 
 Lum, Z 2 -M 
 Lumbag'inous, 
 
 J-Ns 
 
 Lumba'go, Z2-M-B-G- 
 Lum'bar, Z^M-Br 
 
LUM 
 
 Lum'ber, Z*-M-Br, - 
 
 M-Brd, Z*-M-Br-NG 
 Lum'berer, Z*-M-Br-R 
 Luni'berman, Z*-M-Br- 
 
 Mn 
 Lum'ber-rooin, z - M * 
 
 Br-R-M 
 Lum'ber-yard, Z 2 -M-Br- 
 
 Yrd 
 
 Lumtric, Z-M Br-K 
 Lum'brical, Z 2 -M Br-Kl 
 Lu'minary, z 3 -M-Nr 
 Lumiiiii'erous, Z 3 -M-N- 
 
 F-Rs 
 
 Luminos'ity, Zi-M-Ns-T 
 Lu'minous, Z 3 -M-Ns 
 Lu'minously, Z 8 -M-Ns-L 
 Lu'minousness, Z 3 -M- 
 
 Ns-Ns 
 Lump, Z 2 -M-P, Z*-Mt, Z- 
 
 M-P-NQ 
 Lump'-flsh, za-M-P-F- 
 
 SH 
 
 Lump'ish, Z-M-P-SH 
 Lump'ishly, L*-M-?-Sm 
 Lump'ishness, Z 2 -M-P- 
 
 SH-Ns 
 Lump'y, Z-M-P, Z-M- 
 
 Pr, Z 2 -M-Pst 
 Iiu'na, Z 3 -N 
 Lu'nacy, Z 3 -N-S 
 Iiu'nar, Z 3 -Nr 
 Lu'nar-eaustic, Z'-Nr- 
 
 Ks-T-K 
 
 Luna'rian, Ln*-Rn 
 Lu'nate, i'-Nt 
 Lu'nated, L^-ft-IA 
 Lu'natic, Z* - Nt - K (or 
 
 Z,nt-K) 
 Lu'natic-Asylum, int- 
 
 K-S1-M 
 
 Luna'tion, Z-Nshn 
 Lunch, Z-2-N-CH, Z-N- 
 
 CHt. Z- 2 -N-CH-NG 
 Lunch'eon, Z< s -N-CHn 
 Lune, /,n 
 Lu'net, L-Nt 
 Lunette', i-Nt 
 Lung, Z2-NO 
 Lunge, i2_N-J 
 Lu'niform, Z-N-F-R-M 
 Luniso'lar, Z a -N-sZ-R 
 Lunt, Znta 
 Lu'nular, i'-N-Zr 
 Lu'nulate, L 8 -N-Zt 
 Lu'nulated, L-N-i-Td 
 Luper'cal, L^-Pr-Kl 
 L'uperca'lia, L*-Fr-K-L 
 Lu'pine, L 3 -Pn 
 Lu'puline, L 3 -P-Ln 
 Lu'pus, /,3.p 8 
 Lurch, Lr2-CH, Zr-CHt, 
 
 ir-CHNG 
 Lurch'er, Lr a -CHr 
 Lure, Li*, Zrd, Lr-NG. 
 
 See Allure. 
 Lu'rid, is-fid 
 Lurk, Lr 2 -K, ir-K-T, x 3 
 
 K-NG 
 Lurk'er, ir'-Kr 
 
 157 
 
 Lurk'ing-place, r a -K- 
 
 NG-Pls 
 Lur'ry, X,2-iZ 
 Lus'cious, I^-SfTs 
 Lus'ciously, i^-SHs-Z 
 Lus'ciousness, X* Sfls - 
 
 Ns 
 
 Lush, ZASH 
 Lu'siad, Zs^-D 
 Lusk'ish, Zs"-K-SH 
 Lu'sory, Ls*-R 
 Lust, Zsta, Z8-Td, Zst 2 - 
 
 NG 
 
 Lus'ter, Zstr" 
 Lus'terless, Zs s -Tr-Zs 
 Lust'ful-ly, Zs*-T-Fl 
 Lust'fulness, Zs 2 -T-Fl-Ns 
 
 [Zst 2 !Fs] 
 Lus'tily, Zs-T-Z 
 Lus'tiness, Zs-T-Ns 
 Lus'tral, Zs-Tr-L 
 Lus'trate, Zs^-Trt 
 Lustra'tion, Zs 2 -Trshn 
 Lus'tre, Zstr 2 
 Lus'tring, ZsS-Tr-NG 
 Lus'trous, Zs 2 -Trs 
 Lus'trum, Zs^-Tr-M 
 Lus'ty, Zs 2 -T, Zs^-T-R, 
 
 Zs 2 -Tst 
 
 Lut'anist, Zt 3 -Nst 
 Luta'rious, L^-T-Rs 
 Luta'tion, Z 2 -Tshn 
 Lute, Zf 
 Lu'teous, Z3-Ts 
 Lute'string, Zts s -Tr-NG 
 Lu'theran, Z-TH-fin 
 Lu'theranism, Z 3 -TH-fin 
 
 -zM 
 
 Lu'therism, 
 Lu'thern, Z 
 Lut'ing, Zta-NG 
 Lu'tose, Z3-Ts 
 Lu'tulent, Z-T-Znt 
 Lux'ate, Z 2 -Ks-T, Z 2 -Ks- 
 
 Td. Z-KS-T-:NG 
 
 Luxa'tion, Z 2 -Ksftn 
 Luxu'riance, Z 3 -K-6Rns 
 Luxu'riancy, Z 3 -K-s7en- 
 
 8 
 
 Luxu'riant, Z 8 -K-sKnt 
 Luxu'riantly, Z 3 -K-sfint- 
 
 Z 
 Luxu'riate, Z'-K-sff-T, Z 3 
 
 K-sR-Td, Z 3 -K-sRt-NG 
 Luxuria'tion, Z 8 - K - 
 
 Luxu'rious, Z 3 -K-BRs 
 Luxu'riously, z 3 -K-sR- 
 
 sZ 
 Luxu'riousness, Z 3 - K - 
 
 s/Js-Ns 
 
 Lux'ury, Z 2 -K-sK 
 Lycan'thropy, Zi-Knthr- 
 
 P 
 
 Lyce'um, Zs^-M 
 Lyd'ian, Z 3 -Dn 
 Lye, Zi 
 Ly'ing, 
 Ly'ing-in, 
 
 MAC 
 
 Lymph, Z 3 -M-F 
 Lym'phate, z 3 -M-Ft 
 Lymphat'ic, Zi-M-F-T-K 
 Lympti'educt, Z^-M-F-D 
 
 -Kt 
 
 Lyn'cean, Z 3 -Ns-N 
 Lynch, Z 3 -N-CH. Z 3 -N- 
 
 CHt, ZS-N-CH-NG 
 
 Lynch'-law, Z 3 -N-CH-Z 
 Lynx, -NG-Ks 
 Lynx'-eyed, Z^-NG-Ks-D 
 Ly'ra, Zi- 
 Ly'rate, L l -Rt 
 Lyre, Zri 
 
 Lyre'-bird, Zri-Brd 
 Lyr'ic, Zr 3 -K 
 Lyr'ical, Zr-Kl 
 Lyr'icism, Zr-S-zM 
 Ly'rist, Z'-Rst 
 
 M. 
 
 M, the thirteenth letter of 
 the Alphabet, represents 
 the sound of m as heard in 
 may, my, him., etc. In 
 proper English words m is 
 never silent. 
 
 Mm, especially when oc- 
 curring after an accented 
 short-vowel, usually has 
 the sound of single TO, as 
 in hammer, dimmer, pum. 
 mel, lanim, etc. 
 Ma, M' 
 Ma'am, M'-M 
 Macad'amize, M-K-D 1 - 
 
 Mz, M-K-D'-Mzd, M-K- 
 
 D'-Mz-NG 
 
 Macaro'ni, M-K-R 2 -N 
 Macaron'ie, M-K-Ri-N-K 
 Macaroon', M-K-Aln 3 
 Macaw', M l -K 
 Mac'cabees, M-K-Bz 1 
 Mac'caboy, M-K-B 1 
 Mace, Ms 2 
 
 Mace'-bearer, Ms 2 -B-Rr 
 Ma'cer, Ms-R 2 
 Mac'erate, Ms-Rt 1 , Ms- 
 
 R!-Td, Ms-Rti-NG 
 Macera'tion, Ms-ffshn 2 
 Machiavel'ian, M-K-V 2 - 
 
 Zn 
 Machiavel'ianism, M-K- 
 
 V 2 -Znz-M 
 Mach'iavelism, M-K-V^- 
 
 Zz-M 
 Machicola'tion, M-CH- 
 
 K-Zshn 
 
 Mach'inal, M'-K-Nl 
 Mach'inate, lYP-K-Nt, M- 
 
 K-N-Td 1 , M^K-Nt-NG 
 Machina'tion, MK- 
 
 Nchn 
 
 Mach'inator, M'-K-Ktr 
 Machine', 
 
MAC 
 
 Machin'ery, M-SH 8 -Nr 
 Machinist, M-SH'-Nst 
 Mack'erel, M-Kr-Li 
 Mack'erel-sky, M - Kr - 
 
 Ls!-K 
 
 Mackintosh, 3I-Knt-SHi 
 Mack'le, M'-Kl 
 Mac'rocosm, M J -Kr-K- 
 
 zM 
 
 Macrom'eter, M^Kr-Mtr 
 Ma'cron, M*-Krn 
 Mac'ula, M-K-L 
 Mac'ulate, M-K-iti 
 Macula'tion, M-K.-Z.shn* 
 Mac'ule, M-K-U 
 Mad, (a.) M-D* (Mdi), 
 
 M'-Dr, Mi-Dst (Mdsti) 
 Mad, (.) M-D, M-Ddi, 
 
 M-Di-NG 
 Mad'am, Mdi-M 
 Madame', Md>-M 
 Mad'cap, Md-K-P 1 
 Mad'den, M-Dn 1 , M-Dnd 1 , 
 
 M-Dni-NG 
 Mad'der, M-Dr 1 
 Made, Md* 
 Mad'efy, M-Di-F, M-Dfi- 
 
 D, M-Dfi-NG 
 Madei'ra, M-Dor 2 -.R 
 Mademoiselle', Md-M- 
 
 zL 2 
 
 Mad'-headed, Md'-H-Dd 
 Mad'-house, Md'-Hs 
 Mad'ly, Md'-/, 
 Mad'man, Mdi-Mn 
 Mad'ness, M-D^Ns 
 Madon'na, M-D-N 
 Mad'repore, Mdr*-Pr 
 Madrier' or Mad'rier, 
 
 M-Dr 3 or'-B 
 Mad'rigal, Mdr^Gl 
 Mael'strom, M-Ls^Tr-M 
 Maesto'so, Ms-T-8 
 Magazine', M 3 -Gz-N 
 Mag'dalen, M-G-D^Zn 
 Mag'got, M'-Gt 
 Mag'goty, M-G-T 1 
 Ma'gi, M-J2 
 Ma'gian, M-Jn* 
 Ma'gianism, 
 
 [M-J2-zM] 
 Mag'ic, M-Ji-K 
 Mag'ical-ly, M-Ji-Kl 
 Magi'cian, M-Jshn* 
 Magilp', M-G-i-P 
 Magilph', M-G-I, 3 -F 
 Magiste'rial-ly, M-ja-sT- 
 
 R\ 
 Magiste'rialness, M-J- 
 
 sT-ftl-Ns 
 
 Magistracy, M-Ji-sTr-8 
 Magistrate, M-J^sTrt 
 Mag'ma, M"-G-M 
 Magna- Magne- and 
 Magni- are commonly 
 written by the stem M 
 placed partially over the 
 remainder of the word. 
 Mag'na-Char'ta, M>-G- 
 
 Jf-Kr-T [M:Kr-T] 
 
 158 
 
 Magnanimity, M-G-N- 
 
 N-M-T" [M:N-M-T 3 ] 
 Magnanimous, Mi - G - 
 
 Nn-Ms [M:N'-Ms] 
 Magnanimously, M-G- 
 
 Nn-M-sI, 1 [MiN-M-sL 1 ] 
 Mag'nate, Mi-G-Nt 
 Magne-, See Magna-. 
 Magne'sia, M-G-N-ZH 3 
 
 [M:ZH 3 ] 
 Magne'sium, M-G-N-ZH 3 
 
 -M [M:ZH-M] 
 Mag'net, M J -G-Nt 
 Magnetic, M 2 -G-Nt-K 
 
 _[M:T2-K] 
 Magnetlcal-ly, M 2 -G-Nt- 
 
 Kl [M:T 2 -K1] 
 Magne tlcalness, M 2 -G- 
 
 Nt-Kl-Ns [i:T 2 -Kl-Ns] 
 Magneti'cian, M - G - N - 
 
 Tshn 3 [M :Tshn 3 ] 
 Magnetics, M 2 -G-Nt-^s 
 
 [M:T 2 Ks] 
 Mag'netism, Mi-G-Ntz-M 
 
 [MiT^zM] 
 Mag'netist, M-G-N-Tst 1 
 
 [M-.Tst 1 ] 
 Magnetiza'tion, M-G-N- 
 
 TzsAra 2 [MiTzs&n 2 ] 
 Mag'netize, M-G-N-Tzi, 
 
 M-G-N-Tzd 1 , M-G-N-Tz'- 
 
 NG [M :Tzi, M :Tzd', M 
 
 Mag'netizer, M-G-Nt-Zri 
 
 [M :T'-zB] 
 Magneto-electricity, 
 
 M-G-N-T 3 --K-Trs-T [M- 
 
 :T5-i-K-Trs-T] 
 Magnetom'eter, M-G-N- 
 
 T'-Mtr [McT^Mtr] 
 Magni-, See Magna-. 
 Mag'nifiable, M-G-N-F 1 - 
 
 Bl [M :F-B1] 
 Magniflc, M-G-N-F-K 
 
 [MlF^-K] 
 Magniflcal, M-G-N-F 3 - 
 
 Magnificat, M-G-N-F3- 
 
 K-T [M:F 3 -K-T] 
 Magnificence, M-G-N- 
 
 Fs 3 -Ns [M:Fs 3 -Ns] 
 Magnificent, M-G-N- 
 
 Fs 3 -J<t [M:Fs 3 -Nt] 
 Magnificently, M-G-N- 
 
 Fs a -Nt-L [M :Fs 3 -Nt-Lj 
 Mag'nifler, M-G-N-F^B 
 
 [M:Fi-B] 
 Mag'nify, M-G-N-F', M- 
 
 G-N-Fd 1 , M-G-N-F'-NG 
 
 [M:Fi, M:Fd', M:Fi- 
 
 NG] 
 Mag'nifying, M-G-N-F 1 - 
 
 NG [M :Fi-NG] 
 Magnil'oquenoe, M 3 -G- 
 
 Nl-Kwns [M:L 3 -Kwns] 
 Magnil'oquent, M 3 - G - 
 
 Nl-Kwnt [M:L3-Kwnt] 
 Mag'nitude, M-G-N-Td 
 
 ;no'lia, M-G-N-Z,* 
 
 MAR 
 
 Mag'pie, M-G-P* 
 Maguey', M 2 -Gw 
 Mahog'any, Mi-H-G-N 
 Mahom'edan, M - H - M- 
 
 Dni 
 Mahom'etan, M-H-M- 
 
 Tni 
 
 Maid, M-D2 
 Maid'en, M-Dn* 
 Maid'en-hair, M-D*-N 
 
 Hr 
 Maid'en-head, M - Dn2- 
 
 h:c 
 Maid'en-hood, M-DnS- 
 
 hoD 
 
 Maid'enlike, M-D-N1-K 
 Maid'enly, M-D^-Nl 
 Maid'hood, M-D 2 -Hod 
 Maid'-servant, M-D^-sK- 
 
 Vnt or Hd2-s.R-Vnt 
 Mai'hem, M-H-M 
 Mail, M-L 2 , M-Ld2, M-L*- 
 
 NG 
 
 Mail'able, M--Bl 
 Mail'-coach, M-i^-K-CH 
 Mailed, M-Ld* 
 Maim, M 2 -M, M-Md, M*- 
 
 M-NG 
 Main, Mn 2 
 
 Main'-deck, Mn 2 -D-K 
 Main'-land, Mn^-Lnd 
 Main'ly, M--N1 
 Main'-mast, Mn*-Mst 
 Main'pernor, M-N-Pr 2 - 
 
 Nr 
 Main'prise, M-N-Prz* M- 
 
 N-Przd 2 , M-N-Prz 2 -NG 
 Main'-sail, M 2 -N-sL 
 Main'-sheet, Mn 2 -SHt 
 Main'-spring, M 2 -N-sPr- 
 
 NG 
 
 Main'-stay, Mns 2 -T 
 Maintain', Mnt 2 -N, Mnt- 
 
 Nd. Mnt*-N-NG 
 Maintainable, Mnt - N 
 
 Bl 2 
 
 Maintain'er, Mnt-N-E 2 ' 
 Main'tenance, Mnt-Nns 
 Main'-top, Mn^-T-P 
 Main' -yard, M 2 -N-Y-Bd 
 
 [Mn 2 -Ydj 
 Maize, Mz 2 
 Majes'tic, M-J 2 -sT-K 
 Majes'tical-ly, M-J*-sT- 
 
 Kl 
 Majes'ticalness, M-J*- 
 
 sT-Kl-Ns 
 
 Maj'esty, M-J'-sT 
 Majolica, M-n-Z,-K 
 Ma'jor, M-Jr 2 
 Ma'jor-domo, M-Jr z -D-M 
 Major-gen'eral, M-Jr ! - 
 
 Jn 
 Majority, M-Jr 1 -! [M- 
 
 Jrti] 
 
 Majus'cule, M-Js 2 -Kl 
 Make, M 2 -K, M 2 -K-NG 
 Make'-bate, M2-K-Bt 
 Make'believe, M 2 -K-B 
 Mak'er, 
 
MAK 
 
 Make'-shift, M 2 -K-SH-Ft 
 Make'-weight, M^-K-wT 
 Mal'achite, M-Zi-K-T 
 Malacol'ogist, M-Zi-Kl- 
 
 Jst 
 
 Malacol'ogy, M-zi-Kl-Jl 
 Maladministration, M- 
 
 /,2-D-Mns-Tshii 
 Maladroit', M-Z*-Drt 
 Mal'ady, M-Zi-D 
 Mal'aga, M-Z>-G 
 Mal'apert, M-Zi-Prt 
 Mal'apertness, M-Zi-Prt- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Malapropos', M-Z 2 -Pr-P 
 Mala'ria, M-Z 2 -.R 
 Mala'rial, M-/,s-#l 
 Mala'rious, M-Z 2 -.Rs 
 Malconforma'tion, Ml 
 
 !F2.R-Mslm [MliFshn^J 
 Mai 'content, Ml :Tnti 
 Malcontent'ed, MliTn 2 - 
 
 Td 
 Malcontent'edness, Ml 
 
 !Tn2-Td-Ns 
 Male, Ml= 
 Maledic'tion, M-Z-D- 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Mal'efactor, M-Zi-F-Ktr 
 Malefac'tion, M-Zi-F- 
 
 Kshn 
 Malevolence, M-Z2-V- 
 
 Zns 
 
 Malevolent, M-z-V-Znt 
 Malev'olently, M - L* - 
 
 V-Znt-Z 
 Malfea'sance, M-Z 8 -Fz- 
 
 Hl 
 
 Malform', M-Z^F-R-M 
 Malforma'tion, M-Z 2 -F- 
 
 R-Mshn 
 Mal'ice, M-Zs 1 
 Mali'cious, M-L 3 -SHa 
 Mali'ciously, M-L*-S'Es- 
 
 L 
 Mali'ciousness, M - L 3 
 
 SSf-St 
 Malign', M-X<ni, M-indi, 
 
 M-Z,n-NG 
 Malig'nancy, M - L* - Q - 
 
 Nn-S 
 
 Malig'nant, M-i 3 -G-Nnt 
 Malig'nantly, M - L* - G - 
 
 Nnt- 
 
 Maligned', M-Lndi 
 Malign'er, M-in'-R 
 Malig'nity, M-L 8 -G-N-T 
 Malignly, M-ii-Nl 
 Malin'ger, M-i3-NG-Gr, 
 
 M-i-NG-Grd, M-i-NG- 
 
 Gr-NG 
 
 Mal'ison, M-Zs^N 
 Mal'kin, M'-Kn 
 Mall, M-L', M-Ldi, M-Li- 
 
 NG 
 
 Mal'lard, M-L>-ffd 
 Malleabil'ity, M-i3.Bi-T 
 Mal'leable, M-i l -Bl 
 Mal'leableness, M-ii-Bl- 
 
 Ns [M-XMBs] 
 
 159 
 Mal'leate, M-Zi-T, M- 
 
 Mallea'tion, M-Zshn 2 
 Mailed, M-Ldi 
 Mallet, M-Zti 
 Mallow, M-Z 1 
 Mallows, M-Zz 1 
 Malm'sey, M-M-Z' 
 Malo'dor, M-Z 2 -Dr 
 Malprao'tice, M-Z'-Pr-K- 
 
 Ts 
 Malt, M-Lt>, M-Z'-Td, M- 
 
 Zt'-NG 
 
 Malt'-liquor, M-Zt^-Z-Kr 
 Malt'man, M-Lti-Mn 
 Maltreat', M-Z 8 -Trt, M- 
 
 Z 8 -Tr-Td, M-Z 8 -Trt(-) 
 Maltreat'ment, M - Z - 
 
 Trt-Mnt 
 
 Malt'ster, M-Zti-sTr 
 Malversa'tion, Ml - 
 
 Visshn* 
 Mam, M l -M 
 Mam'aluke, M-M-Z^-K 
 Mamma', M!-M 
 Mam'mal, MJ-M1 
 Mammalia, M-M-Z 
 Mammalian, M-M-Zn 2 
 Mammal'ogy, M-M-Z 1 ^ 
 Mam'mary, M-M-jR 1 
 Mam'mifer, M-M-Fr 1 
 Mammif'erous, M - M - 
 
 Mam'miform, M-M-F ] -R 
 
 -M 
 
 Mam'millary, M-M-Z 1 -^ 
 Mam'mon, M'-Mn 
 Mam'monist, M-Mn-Sti 
 Mam'moth, M-M-THi 
 Man, Mni, Mndi, Mn^NG 
 Man'acle, M^N-Kl, M J -N 
 
 -Kid, Mi-N-Kl-NG 
 Man'age, M-N-Ji, M-N- 
 
 Jd, M-N-Ji-NG 
 Man'ageable, M-N-JJ-Bl 
 Man'ageableness, M-N- 
 
 J'-Bl-Ns [iBs] 
 Man'agement, M-N-J 1 - 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Man'ager, M-N-Jr' 
 Man'agery, M-N-Ji-B 
 Manatee' or Manati', M- 
 
 N-T8 
 Manchineel', M-N-CH 3 - 
 
 Nl 
 
 Man'cipate, M-Ns-PU 
 Mancipa'tion, M - Ns - 
 
 Man'ciple, M-Ns-Pi-L 
 Manda'mus, Mn-D 1 
 
 Ms 
 
 Mandarin', Mn-D3-.Rn 
 Man'datary, Mn-Dti- 
 Man'date, Mn-Dti 
 Man'datory, Mn-Dt'-J? 
 Man'dible, M 
 Mandib'ular, 
 
 R 
 
 Man'drake, M-N-Dr^-K 
 Man'drel, M-N-Dr 1 -!. 
 
 MAN 
 
 Man'ducate, !Mn-D 1 -Kt 
 Manduca'tion, Mn - D2- 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Mane, Mn' 
 Manege', Mn-ZH 
 Ma'nes, M--NZ 
 Maneu'ver, M-N-V^-B, M 
 
 -N-V a -fid. M-K-V3-R-NO 
 Maneu'verer, M-N-V 8 - 
 
 Rr 
 
 Man'ful,Mn-Fi-L 
 Man'fully, Mu-F'-Z 
 Man'fulness, Mn-Fi-L- 
 
 Ns [MnUFs] 
 Manganese', M 3 -N-G-Nz 
 Mange, M-N-J 2 
 Man'gel-wurzel, M ! -N- 
 
 Gl-Wrt-zZ 
 Man'ger, M-N-Jr 3 
 Man'giness, M-N-Ji-Ns 
 Man'gle, M'-NG-Gl, Mi- 
 
 NG-Gld, Mi-NG-Gl-NQ 
 
 [M'-NGl, M^NGld, ML 
 
 NG1-NG 
 Mau'gler, M-NG-Gl-Ri 
 
 [M-NG1-R 1 ] 
 Man'go, M!-NG-G 
 Man'gostan, M-N-Gs-Tn' 
 Man'gosteen, M - N - Gs 1 
 
 Tni 
 
 Man'grove, M!-N-Grv 
 Man'gy, M-N-J 2 , M-N-J* 
 
 R, M-N-Jst 2 
 
 Manha'den, Mn-H-Dn 
 Man'-hater, Mn'-Htr 
 Man'-hole, M>-N-H1 
 Man'hood, Mn'-Hd 
 Ma'nia, M 2 -N 
 Ma'niac, M 2 -N-K 
 Mani'acal, M-N-KI 
 Maniche'an, M 3 -N-K-N 
 Man'ichee, M'-N-K 
 Man'icheism, M'-N-E- 
 
 zM 
 
 Man'icheist, MJ-N-Kr*. 
 Man'ichord, Mi-N-Krd 
 Manichord'on, M-N-Kr- 
 
 Dn 1 
 Man'ifest, M-N-Fsti, M- 
 
 N-Fsi-Td, M-N-Fsti-NG 
 Manifest'able, M-N-Fs- 
 
 T-B1 [M-N-Fs 2 -Bl] 
 Manifesta'tion, M-N-Fs 3 
 
 -Tshn 
 Manifestly, M-N-Fs 2 -T- 
 
 z [-FS-L] 
 
 Manifes'to, M-N-Fs 2 -T 
 Manifold, M-N-Fi-Ld, 
 
 M-N-F'-Z-Dd, M-N-Fi- 
 
 LdC) 
 Manifoldly, M-N-Fi-Zd- 
 
 Z 
 
 Manikin, M^N-Kn 
 Manilla, M-N-Z 8 
 Ma'nioc, M 2 -N-K 
 Maniple, M-N-P1 1 
 Manip'ular, M-N-P 3 -Z-B 
 Manip'ulate, M-N-P 8 -Zt, 
 
 M-N-P-Z-Td, M-N-P- 
 
 Zt-NG 
 
MAN 
 
 JCanipula'tion, M-N-P*- 
 
 Zshn 
 Manipulative, M-N-P 3 - 
 
 Zt-V 
 Manipulator, M-N-P 3 -: 
 
 Ztr 
 
 Ma'nis, M 2 -Ns 
 Man'-killer, Mn'-K-Zr 
 Mankind', Mn-Knd 
 Manks, M l -NG-Ks 
 Manlike, Mn-Z 1 -!! 
 Manliness, M-Nl-Ns 
 Manly, Mi-Nl, M-N1-B", 
 
 IP-Hlst 
 Man'-midwife, Mni-Md- 
 
 wF 
 
 Man'na, M'-N 
 Manned, Mnd 1 
 Man'ner, M l -Nr 
 Man'nered, M>-Nrd 
 Man'nerism, M l -Nrz-M 
 Man'nerist, M l -Nrst 
 Man'nerliness, M-Nr-Z' 
 
 Ns 
 
 Man'ner ly, M-Nr-Zi 
 Man'ners, Mi-Nrz 
 Manlsh, Mn-SH 1 
 Manlshly, Mn-SH-Z 
 Manoeu'vre, M-N-V 3 -/Z. 
 
 See Maneuver. 
 Man-of-war, Mn-V-Wr 
 Man-of-war'-bird, Mni- 
 
 V-Wr-Brd 
 Man-of-wars'-man, Mni 
 
 -V-Wrz-Mn 
 Man'or, M J -Nr 
 Man'or-house, M>-Nr-Hs 
 Mano'rial, M-N-fil* 
 Man'or-seat, Mi-Nrs-T 
 Man'oscope, M-Ns-K-P 1 
 Man'sard-roof, Mns-Bd 1 - 
 
 Rt 
 
 Manse, Mns 1 
 Man'-servant, MniisR 4 - 
 
 Vnt 
 
 Man'sion, Mi-Nshn 
 Man'sionary, M - Nshn - 
 
 Man'sion-house, M 1 - 
 
 Nshn-Hs 
 Man'slaughter, M - N - 
 
 sZtr 1 [Ms-Ztr 1 ] 
 Man'-stealer, Mns^T-Z- 
 
 B 
 
 Man'suetude, Mn-S 1 -Td 
 Man'tel, Mu-Ti-L 
 Mantelet', Mn-T^-Zt 
 Man'tel-pieee, Mn-T 1 -Z- 
 
 Ps 
 Man'tel-shelf, Mn-T^-Z- 
 
 8H1-F 
 Man'tel-tree, Mn - T* - Z - 
 
 Tr 
 
 Mantilla, Mn-T 3 -Z 
 Mantis'sa, Mu-T^-S 
 Man'tle, Mn-Ti-L, Mn-T- 
 
 Ld. Mn-T'-L-NG 
 Man'tled, Mn-T-Ld 
 Man'tle-piece, Mn-T'-Z- 
 
 Pa 
 
 160 
 
 Man'tle-shelf, Mn-T-/i- 
 
 8H1-F 
 Man'tle-tree, Mn-T 1 -^- 
 
 Tr 
 
 Mantlet, Mn-T'-Zt 
 Man'to, Mn-T 
 Mantol'ogy, Mn-T^Z-J 
 Man'-trap, M-N-Tri-P 
 Man'tua, Mn-T 1 
 Man'tua-maker, Mn-T 1 - 
 
 M-Kr 
 
 Man'ual, M-N-L 
 Man'ually, M-N-Z^ 
 Manufac'tory, M-N-F*- 
 
 K-T-fi [M-N-Fi] 
 Manufact'ure, M-N-Fi- 
 
 Ktr, M-N-Fi-K-CHrd, M- 
 
 N-FJ-Ktr-NG [M-N-Ftr'. 
 
 M-N-F'-Trd, M-N-Ftr(-)]i 
 Manufact'urer, M-N-F 1 - 
 
 Ktr-R [M-N-Fi-R] 
 Manumis'sion, Mn 3 - 
 
 Mshn 
 Manumit', Mn3-Mt, Mn- 
 
 M-Td, Mn-Mt(-)3 
 Manumit'ter, Mn 3 -Mtr 
 Manumo'tive, Mn-Mt-V 2 
 Manur'able, Mn-.R3_Bi 
 Manure', Mn-B, 
 
 Manur'age, Mn-R 3 -J 
 Manure'ment, Mn - B 3 - 
 
 Mnt 
 Man'uscript, M-N-sKr- 
 
 Pti [-sK-Pt] 
 Man'- worship, M 1 - N - 
 
 Vfr-SH-P 
 Man'y, M2-N 
 Man'y-colored, M^-N-K- 
 
 Li& 
 Man'y-cornered, M-N- 
 
 Kr-Nrd 
 Man'y-leaved, M^-N-Z- 
 
 Vd 
 Man'y-legged, M-N-Z- 
 
 G-D 
 Man'y-lettered, M-N- 
 
 i-Trd 
 Man'y-parted, M-N-P- 
 
 R-T& 
 Man'y -peopled, M*-N- 
 
 P-Pld 
 
 Man'y -sided, M^-Ns-Dd 
 Man'y-times, M 2 -N-T-Mz 
 Man'y-toned, M^-N-Tnd 
 Man'y-voiced, M*-N-Vst 
 Man'y-ways, M^-N-Wz 
 Map, M-Pi, M-Pti, M-P 1 - 
 
 NG 
 
 Ma'ple, M-Pia 
 Ma'ple-tree, M-Pl-Tr 
 Mar, M-Bi, M-^di, M-.R1- 
 
 NG 
 
 Maranath'a, M-Ri-N-TH 
 Maraschi'no, M-.Rs 3 -K-N 
 Maras'mus, M-J 
 Maraud', M-fii- 
 
 Dd, M-fii-D-NG 
 Maraud'er, M-R'-Dr 
 Marave'di, M- 
 
 MAR 
 
 Mar'ble, Mr-Bli Mr- 
 Bid 1 , Mr-Bl>-NG 
 Mar'bled, Mr-Bldi 
 Mar'bler, Mr-Bli-B 
 Marc, Mr'-K 
 Marces'cent, M-Rss^-Nt 
 March, M-i-CH, M-R- 
 
 CHt, M-fii-CH-NG 
 Mar'chioness, Mrshn-Si 
 March'-mad, M-fii-CH- 
 
 Md 
 March'pane, M-fi^CH- 
 
 Pn 
 March'-wind, M-.R-CH1- 
 
 Wnd 
 
 Mar'cid, M-/?s J -D 
 Marcid'ity, M-Rs 3 -D-T 
 Mare, M-Bi 
 Mare's-nest, M-Rs'-Nst 
 Mare'schal, Mr-SHl 1 
 Marge, M-!-J 
 Mar'gent, M-R 1 - Jnt 
 Mar'gin, M-Bi-Jn, M-RJ- 
 
 Jnd, M-fii-Jn-NG 
 Mar'ginal, M-Ri-J-Nl 
 Mar'ginate, M-R'-J-Nt 
 Margina'ted, M-fii-J-N- 
 
 Td 
 
 Mar'gravate, Mr-Gr-Vt 1 
 Mar'grave, Mri-Grv 
 Margra'viate, Mr-Gr-V 2 - 
 
 T 
 
 Margravine, Mr-Gr-Vn 
 Marig'enous, M-fi3.j.N S 
 Mar'igold, M-fli-Gld 
 Marine', M-fln 3 
 Mariner, M-Ri-Nr 
 Mariol'atry, M-^-Z-Tr 
 Marionnette', M-R2-Nt 
 Marital, M-fii-T-L 
 Maritime, M-fl^T-M 
 Mar'joram, Mr-Jr^M 
 Mark, Mr'-K 
 Marked, Mr 1 - Kt. See 
 
 Market. 
 Marked'-price, Mr 1 - Kt - 
 
 Prs 
 
 Marking, Mr^K-NG 
 Mark'er, Mri-Kr 
 Mar'ket, M-Ri-Kt (See 
 
 Marked), M-fii-K-Td, M- 
 
 R'-Kt-NG 
 
 Mar'keting, M-Ri-Kt-NG 
 Marketable, M-Ri-Kt-Bl 
 Mar'ketableness, M-B 1 - 
 
 Kt-Bl-Ns [IBs] 
 Mar'ket-basket, M-.K 1 - 
 
 Kt-B-sKt 
 
 Mar'ket-day, M-Ri-Kt-D 
 Mar'keter, M-fli-Ktr 
 Mar'ket-house, M - R l 
 
 Kt-Hs 
 Market-man, M-Bi-Kt- 
 
 Mn 
 Mar'ket-place, M-B'-Kt- 
 
 Pis 
 Mar'ket-price, 
 
 Prs 
 Market-town, 
 
 Tn 
 
MAR 
 
 Mark'ing-ink, Mr 1 - K - 
 
 NG-NG-K 
 Mark'ing-iron, Mr* - K - 
 
 NG-i-Rn 
 
 Marks'man, Mr^K-sMn 
 Marl, M-B1 1 , M-Bld', M- 
 
 Bli-NG 
 
 Marla'ceous, M-fll^-SHs 
 Marline, M-Bln 1 
 Marline-spike, M-Blns 1 
 
 -P-K 
 
 Marl'ite, M-Blti 
 Marlit'ic, M-B13-T-K 
 Marl'pit, M-BP-Pt 
 Marl'y, M-B1 1 , M-Bli-fi, 
 
 M-Blst 1 
 
 Mar'malade, Mr-M-i^D 
 Mar'matite, Mr-M-Tt 1 
 Mar'molite, Mr-M-Zt 1 
 Marmora'ceous, Mr-M- 
 
 R--SHS 
 
 Mar'morate, Mr-M Rt* 
 Marmora'tion, Mr - M - 
 
 Bshn2 
 Marmora'tum, Mr-M-fi*- 
 
 T-M 
 
 Marmo'real, 
 Marmo'rean, Mr-M-Bn* 
 Mar'mose, Mr'-Ms 
 Marmoset', Mr-Mz-T* 
 Mar'mot, Mr'-Mt 
 Mar'onites, M-Bi-Nts 
 Maroon', M-Bn<*, M-Bnd", 
 
 M-tfu 3 -NG 
 Mar'plot, Mr-Plti 
 Marque, MrJ-K 
 Marquee', Mi^-Ke 
 Mar'quess, Mr^Kws 
 Mar'quetry, M-B^K-Tr 
 Mar'quis, Mri-Kws 
 Mar'quisate, Mr-Kws-T 1 
 Marred, M-fidi 
 Mar'rer,M-Rri 
 Mar'riage, M-fi'-J 
 Marriageable, M-fii-J- 
 
 Bl 
 
 Mar'ried, M-^-D 
 Maroon', M Rn* 
 Mar'row, M-fli 
 Mar'row-bone, 
 Mar'rowfat, M- 
 Mar'rowish, M-fi ] -8H 
 Mar'rowless, M-R l -Ls 
 Mar'rowy, Mr-B 1 
 Mar'ry, M-fl 1 , M-B'-D, 
 
 lil-fii-NG 
 Mars, M-Rz 1 
 Marsh, M-fli-SH 
 Mar'shal, Mr-8Hl>, Mr- 
 
 SHld 1 , Mr-SHli-NG 
 Mar'shaled, Mr-SHldi 
 Mar'shaler, Mr-SHP-R 
 Mar'shalsea, Mr-SHlJ-S 
 Mar'shalship, Mr - 8H1- 
 
 8H-P [:8H] 
 Marsh'-harrier, M - B 1 - 
 
 SH-H-R-R 
 Marsh'-mallow, M-B 1 - 
 
 8H-M-L 
 Warsh'y, M B-8H 
 
 161 
 
 Marsu'pial, M-/2s a -P-L 
 Marsupia'lia, M-.Rs2-P-.fc 
 Marsu'piate, M-Bss.p.x 
 Mart, M-^t> 
 Martel'lo-Tower, M-B2- 
 
 T-i-T-R 
 
 Mar'ten, M-BJ-Tn 
 Mar'-text, M-fti-T-Kst 
 Mar'tial, Mr-SHP 
 Mar'tial-law, Mr-SHP-i 
 Mar'tially, Mr-SHli 
 Mar'tin, M--Tn 
 Mar'tinet, M-flU-Nt 
 Mar'tingal, M-ffH-N-Gl 
 Mar'tingale, M-flt^N-Gl 
 Mar'tinmas, M-Bt'-N-Ms 
 Martlet, M-Bt'-^t 
 Mar'tyr, Mrtr', Mr-Trd 1 , 
 
 Mrtr l -NG 
 
 Mar'tyrdom, Mrtr-Di-M 
 Mar'tyrize, Mrtr-z> 
 Martyrolog'ic, Mrtr-L 1 - 
 
 J-K 
 Martyrolog'ical, Mrtr - 
 
 Z,i-J-Kl 
 Martyrol'ogist, Mrtr-Z, 1 - 
 
 Jst 
 
 Martyrol'ogy, Mrtr-Z^J 
 Mar'vel, Mr-Vl 1 , Mr-Vldi, 
 
 Mr-Vl-NG 
 
 Mar'velous, Mr- Vis 1 
 Mar'velously, Mr-Vls 1 -L 
 Mar'velousness, Mr- Vis 1 
 
 -Ns 
 
 Ma'ry-bud, M-B2-Bd 
 Mascagn'in, Ms^Kn-N 
 Mas'cle, M l -sKl 
 Mas'culate, Ms 1 K-it 
 Mas'culated, Ms-K-ii-Td 
 Mas'culine, Ms-K-in l 
 Mas'culinely, Ms-K-I,i- 
 
 Nl 
 Mas'culineness, Ms - K - 
 
 ini-Ns 
 Mash, M-SHi, M-Sfft 1 , 
 
 M-SH'-NG 
 Mash'y, M-Sfl" 1 
 Mask, Mst-K, Msi-Kt, 
 
 Ms^K-NG 
 Masked, Ms^Kt 
 Mask'er, Ms^Kr 
 Mask'ery, Ms-K-B 1 
 Mask'-house, Ms^K-Hs 
 Maslin, Mz-in 1 
 Ma'son, M!,*-N 
 Mason'ic, Ms^N-K 
 Ma'sonry, Ms-N-B 
 Maso'ra, Ms-B 3 
 Masoret'ic, Ms-2-T-K 
 Masoret'ical, Ms-Bt-Kl 
 Mas'orite, Ms-Bt 1 
 Masque, Msi-K 
 Masquerade', Ms-Kr-D^. 
 
 Ms-Kr-Dd2. Ms-Kr-D-NG 
 Masquerad er, Ms - Kr - 
 
 Dr 
 
 Mass, Msi, Mst 1 , Ms^NG 
 Mas'sacre, Ms'-Kr, Ms 1 - 
 
 Krd, Ms>-Kr-NG 
 Mas'sacrer, Ms-Kr-B 1 
 
 MAT 
 
 iMass'-book, Ms'-B-K 
 Mass'er, Ms-R 1 
 (Masse'ter, Ms-Tr 
 Mass'-house, Ms'-Hs 
 Mas'sicot, Ms J -Kt 
 Mass'iness, M-S'-Ns 
 Mass'ive, Ms-V 1 
 Mass'iveness, Ms-VJ-Ns 
 
 [:Vs] 
 Mass'-meeting, Ms 1 - 
 
 Mt(-) 
 
 Mass'-priest, Msi-Prst 
 Mass'y, M-Si, M-Sr 1 , M- 
 
 Ssti 
 Mast, Mst 1 , Ms - Tdi, 
 
 Mstf) 1 
 
 Mast'ed, Ms-Td 1 
 Mas'ter, Mstr 1 , Ms-Trd 1 , 
 
 Mstr(-)i 
 Mas'ter-builder, Mstr 1 - 
 
 B-idr 
 
 Mas'terdom, Mstr-Di-M 
 Mas'ter-key, Ms-Tr'-K 
 Mas'terliness, Ms-Tri-L- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Mas'terly, Ms-Tr'-i 
 Mas'terpiece, Ms-Tri-Ps 
 Mas'tership, Mstr^SH 
 Mas'ter-stroke, Ms-Tr 1 - 
 
 sTr-K 
 
 Mas'tery, Ms-T'-B 
 Mast'-head, Ms-Ti-Hd 
 
 [Ms l -Hd] 
 
 Mas'tic, Ms-Ti-K 
 Mas'ticable, Ms-Tt-K-Bl 
 Mas'ticate, Ms-Ti-Kt. Ms 
 
 -T'-K-Td. Ms-Ti-Kt-NG 
 Mas'ticated, ils-T^K-Td 
 Mastica'tion, JIs-T^- 
 
 Kshn 
 Mas'ticatory, Ms-Ti-K- 
 
 T-B 
 
 Mas'tich, Ms-Ti-K 
 Mas'ticot, Ms-T'-Kt 
 Mas'tifiF, Ms-Tf 1 
 Mastless, Ms-T'-is 
 Mast'lin, Mz-Ln 1 
 Mas'todon. Ms-T'-Dn 
 Mas'toid, Ms-Td 1 
 Mastol'ogy, Ms-Tt-L-J 
 Masturba'tion, Ms-Tr*- 
 
 Bshn 
 
 Mast'y, Ms-Ti 
 Mat, Mti M-Td 1 , Mt(-) 
 Mat'achm, M-1i-SHn 
 Mat'adore, M-T!-Dr 
 Match, M-CH 1 , M-CHti, 
 
 M-CHi-NG 
 Matched, M-CHti 
 Match'able, M-CHi-Bl 
 Match'er, M-CHr 1 
 Matchless, M-CHt-is 
 Matchlessly, M-cm-is- 
 
 L 
 
 Matchlock, M-CH>-i-K 
 Match'-maker, M-CH L 
 
 M-Kr 
 Match'-making, M-CH 1 - 
 
 M-K-NG 
 Mate, Mt, M-Td, Mt(o 
 
MAT 
 
 Ha 'ted, M-Td 
 Mate'less, Mt-Ls 
 Mate'ria, M-T^-fl (Mt-B s ) 
 Mate'rial, Mtr-L 3 
 Mate'rialism, Mtr-iz'-M 
 Mate'rialist, Mtr-ist 
 Materialis'tic, Mtr-is'-T 
 
 -K 
 Materialis'tical, Mtr-is 8 
 
 -T-K1 
 
 Materiality, Mtr-Z,i-T 
 Mate'rialize, Mtr - Li?, 
 
 Mtr-izd 8 . Mtr-Lz 3 -NG 
 Mate'rially, Mtr-Z,a 
 Mate'rialness, Mtr-i 8 -Ns 
 Materiel', Mi-fi^-L 
 Maternal-ly, M-Tr*-Nl 
 Mater'nity, M-Tr-N-T 
 Math, M-TH 1 
 Mathemat'io, M-THi-Mt- 
 
 K 
 Mathemat'ical-ly, M - 
 
 TH^Mt-KI 
 Mathemati'cian, M-TH 3 - 
 
 M-Tshu 
 Mathemat'ics, M-TH 1 - 
 
 Mt-Ks 
 
 Mathe'sis, M-THss 3 
 Mat'in, M-Tni 
 Matinee', M-T-N 
 Mat'rass, JI-Trs 1 
 Mat'ress, M-Trs 1 
 Mat'rice, M-Trsi 
 Mat'rices, M-Trss 1 
 Matrici'dal, Mtrs-Di-L 
 Mat'ricide, Mtrs-D 1 
 Matric'ulate, M-TrS-Klt, 
 
 M-Tr*-Kl-Td, M-Tr-Klt- 
 
 NG 
 Matricula'tion, M-Tr a - 
 
 Elshn 
 Matrimo'nial-ly, Mtr*- 
 
 M-N1 
 
 Mat'rimony, Mtr^M-N 
 Ma'trix, M-Tr-Ks 
 Ma'tron, M-Trn 
 Mat'ronage, M-Tr J -N-J 
 Mat'ronal, M-T^orS-Nl 
 Mat'ronize, M-T^-Xz 
 Ma'tronly, M-Tr 2 -Xl 
 Mat'ter, Mtr 1 , M-Trdi, 
 
 Mtr'-NG 
 
 Mat'terless, Mtr-Xs 1 
 Mat'tery, Mt-i 
 Mat'ter-of-fact, Mtr' i Fti 
 Mat'ting, M - T 1 - NG 
 
 (Mt(-)i) 
 
 Mat'tock, MH-K 
 Mat'tress, M-Trsi 
 Mat'urant, M-Ti-fint (Mt- 
 
 finti) 
 Plat'urate, Mt-Bti, Mt- 
 
 Matura'tion, Mt-Kshn 
 Mat'urative, Mt-fit'-v 
 Mature', Mt-fia, Mt-/jd, 
 Kt-flMfa 
 
 Mature'ly, Mt-JJ-i. See 
 
 Immaturely. 
 Mature 'ness, iit-2 :! -X 
 
 162 
 
 Matures'cent, Mt-ffs*-] 
 Matu'rity, Mt-fi*-T(-.Rt) 
 Matu'tinal, M-T 3 -T-N1 
 Mat'utine, M-T'-Tn 
 Mat'weed, Mt-Wd 1 
 Maud'lin, 
 Mau'ger, M>-Gr 
 Mau'gre, Mi-Gr 
 Maul, M-L 1 , M-Ld 1 , M-L 1 - 
 
 NG 
 
 Maul'-stick, M-ist-T-K 
 Maunch, M-N-CHi 
 Maund, Mnd 1 , Mn-Dd 1 , 
 
 Mnd>-NG 
 Maund'er, Mndr 1 , Mnd- 
 
 Bd 1 , Mndr!-NG 
 Maund'erer, Mndr-B* 
 Maund'ril, Mnd-Ri-L 
 Maun'dy -Thursday, 
 
 Mn-D'-THrz-D 
 Mausole'an, Ms-in 8 - 
 Mausole'um, Ms-Z. 8 -M 
 Mau'ther, Mdhr 1 
 Ma'vis, M-Vs 
 Maw, M 1 
 Mawk, Mi-K 
 Mawk'ingly, M^-K-NGl 
 Mawk'ishly, M-K.-5H1 1 
 Mawk'ishness, M-K-SH 1 
 
 -Ns 
 
 Mawks, M : -Ks 
 Mawk'y, M ! -K 
 Maw'met, Mi-Mt 
 Maw'mish, M-M-SH 1 
 Maw'-worm, Mi-Wr-M 
 Max'illar, M-K-s^-B 
 Max'illary, M-K-si 1 -^ 
 Maxil'liform, M-K-s^ 3 - 
 
 T-B-M 
 
 Maxil'liped, M-K-si-Pd 
 Max'im, MJ-K-sM 
 Max'ima, M 1 -E-8M 
 Max'imum, M'-E-sM-M 
 May, M 2 
 
 May'-apple, M*-P1 
 May'-be, M 2 -B 
 May'-bloom, M 2 -B1-M 
 May'-bug, M=-B-G 
 May'-bush, M 2 -B-SH 
 May'-day, M 2 -D 
 May'-dew, M 2 -D 
 May'-duke, M 2 -D-E 
 May'-flower, M*-F1-B 
 May'-fly, M 2 -F1 
 May'-game, M 2 -G-M 
 May'hem, M 2 -H-M 
 May'ing, M-NG 
 May'-lady, M 2 -i-D 
 May'-lilf , T>V~L-L 
 May'-morn, M 2 -M-fln 
 May'or, M-BS 
 May'oralty, N 
 May'oress, M- 
 May'-pole, M-P-L 
 May'-queen, M 2 -Ewn 
 May'- weed, M 2 -Wd 
 Maz'agan, Mz'-Gn 
 Maz'ard, M-Zrdi 
 Maze, Mz2, Mzd. Mz-NG 
 Maz'edness, Mz-D 2 -Ks 
 
 MEA 
 
 Ma'zer, M-Zr 
 Maz'ily, M-Z1 2 
 Maz'iness, M Z 2 -Ns 
 Mazolog'ical, M-zZ>-J-EI 
 Mazol'ogist, M-z/,i-Jst 
 Mazol'ogy, M-zii-J 
 Ma'zy, M-z 2 
 Maz'zard, M-Zrd* 
 Me, MS 
 Mead, M-D 8 
 Mead'ow, M-D* 
 Mead'ow-lark, M-D 2 -- 
 
 B-K 
 
 Mead'ow-ore, M-D 2 -B 
 Mead'ow-rue, M-D 2 - 
 Mead'ow-wort, M - D 5 - 
 
 Wrt 
 
 Mead'owy, M-D 2 
 Mea'ger, M-Gr 
 Mea'gerly, M-Gr-i 8 
 Mea'gerness, M 3 -Gr-Ns 
 Mea'gre, M^-Gr 
 Mea'grely, M-Gr-Z, 3 
 Mea'greness, M 3 -Gr-17s 
 Meak, MS.K 
 Meal, M-L 
 Meal'man, M-X. 3 -Mn ' 
 Meal'time, ai-Z 3 -T-M (M- 
 
 ita-M) 
 
 Meal'iness, M- 3 -;Ns 
 Meal'y, M-/, 3 , M-i^-B, M- 
 
 ist 
 Meal'y-mouthed, M-i 8 - 
 
 M-DHd 
 Meal'y-mouthedness, 
 
 M-i 3 -M-L>Hd-Ns 
 Mean, (o.) Mn 3 , M 8 -Nr, 
 
 Mn-St 
 
 Mean, (v.) Mn 3 , Mn 3 -NG 
 Mean'der, Mndr 1 , M-N- 
 
 Drd 1 , Mndr^NG 
 Mean'drian, M-X-Dm 1 
 Meandri'na, K-N-Di*-X 
 Mean'drous, M N-Drs 1 
 Mean'dry, M-N-Dr 1 
 Mean'ing, Mn 8 -NG 
 Mean'ingless, Mn-NG 8 - 
 
 Ls 3 
 
 Mean'ingly, Mn-NG-L 
 Mean'ly, M 3 -M 
 Mean'ness, Mn 3 -Xs 
 Means, Mnz 8 
 Meant, Mnt^ 
 Mean'time, Mn-T 8 -M 
 Mean'while, M-N-Wl 8 , 
 Mear, M-B 8 
 Mease, Ms 3 
 Mea'sled, M-Zld 3 
 Mea'sles, M-Zlz 8 
 Meas'ly, M-Zl 3 
 Meas'urable-y, M-ZHr 4 - 
 
 Bl 
 Meas'urableness, M - 
 
 ZHr 2 -Bl-Ns [:Bs] 
 Meas'ure, M ZHr", M- 
 
 ZHrd 2 , M-ZHr 2 X(T 
 Meas'ureless, M-ZHr*-i 
 Meas'urement, M-ZHr*- 
 
 Mnt 
 Meas'urer, 
 
MEA 
 
 Meat. Mt 
 Meath, M-TH* 
 Meat'-oflering, Mt 3 -Fr- 
 
 KG 
 
 Meat'y, M-T 8 
 Mechan'ic, M 1 -Kn-K 
 Mechan'ical-ly, Mi-K-N- 
 
 El 
 Mechan'icalness, M J -K- 
 
 N-Kl-Ns 
 Mechani'cian, M 3 - K - 
 
 Nairn 
 
 Mechanics, M^Kn-Ks 
 Mech'anism, M a -K-Nz-M 
 
 [M a -K-zM] 
 
 Mech'anist, M 2 -K-Nst 
 Mech'anize, M 2 -K-Nz 
 Mech'anized, M 2 -K-Nzd 
 Mechanog'raphist, M - 
 
 K-N-Gr-Fsti 
 Mechanog'raphy, M-K- 
 
 N-Gr-Fi 
 
 Mech'lin, M-K-Zn 2 
 Mecho'acan, M-CH-Kn 
 
 or M 2 -K-Kn 
 Mec'onate, M 2 -K-Nt 
 Meco'nia, M^K-N 
 Mecon'ic, M^Kn-K 
 Mec'onine, M a -K-Nn 
 Mec'onite, M 2 -K-Nt 
 Meco'nium, M 2 -Kn-M 
 Med'al, M-D1 
 Med'alet, M-D 2 -Zt 
 Medal'ic, M-Di-Z-K 
 Med'alist, M-Dlst 
 Medal'lion, M-D>-Zn 
 Medal'urgy, M-Di-Z-fi-J 
 Med'dle, M-D1, M-Dld, 
 
 M-D12-NG 
 
 Med'dler, M-D1-R 
 Med'dlesome, M-Dl-sM 
 Med'dlesomeness, M - 
 
 Dl 2 -sM-Ns 
 
 Med'dlingly, M-D1*-NG1 
 Medise'val, M-D 8 -V1 
 Me'dial, M-D^-L 
 Me'dian, M-Dn 8 
 Me'diant, M-Dnt 8 
 Medias'tine, M-Ds^Tn 
 Me'diate, M-Dt 3 , M-D 3 ' 
 
 Td. M-Dt(-) 8 
 Me'diately, M-Dt 3 -Z 
 Media'tion, M-Dshn 8 
 Mediatiza'tion, M - D" - 
 
 Me'diatize, M-D-Tz, M- 
 
 D 3 -Tzd. M-D 8 -Tz-NG 
 Me'diator, M-Dtr 3 
 Me'diatory, M-Dt 8 -K 
 Mediato'rial-ly, M-Dt 2 - 
 
 Bl 
 Me'diatorship, M-Dtr 3 
 
 8H-P [:SH] 
 Me'diatress, M-D 8 -Trs 
 Me'diatrix, M-D-Tr-Ks 
 Med'ic, Md a -K 
 Med'icable, Md-K-Bl* 
 Med'ical-ly,Md-Kl 
 Med'icament, Md a -K 
 
 Mnt 
 
 163 
 
 Medicament'al-ly, Md- 
 
 K-Mnt-I, [:Mnt] 
 Med'icaster, Md^-Kstr 
 Med'icate, Md^-Kt, Md- 
 
 K-Td Md-Kt-NG 
 Medica'tion, Mda-Kshn 
 Med'icative, Md-Kt-V 
 Medic'inable, M-Ds*N- 
 
 Bl 
 
 Medic'inal, M-Ds'-Nl 
 Med'icine, Mds^-N 
 Medie'val, M-D8-V1 
 Me'diocral, M-D^-Kr-L 
 Me'diocre, M-D 8 -Kr 
 Medioe'rity, M-Di-Kr-T 
 Meditate, Md-Tt 2 , Md- 
 
 T2-Td, Md-Tt(-)2 
 Medita'tion, Md-Tshn 
 Med'tative, Md-T-Tv 
 Med'itativeness, Md-T- 
 
 Tv-Ns 
 Mediterra'nean, Md-Tr 2 - 
 
 Nn 
 Mediterra'neous, Md - 
 
 Tr 2 -Ns 
 Me'dium, M-D-M (Md 8 - 
 
 M) 
 
 Med'lar, M-D1 2 -B 
 Med'ley, M-D 2 -i 
 Medul'lar, M-D 2 -i-R 
 Med'ulary, M-D 2 -L-/J 
 Medul'line, M-D=-/,n 
 Medu'sa, M-D^-S 
 Medu'sian, M-Ds 8 -N 
 Meech, M-CH 
 Meech'ing, M-CH 3 -NG 
 Meed, M-D3 
 Meek, M 3 -K, M 3 -Kr, M 3 - 
 
 Kst 
 
 Meek'en, M 3 -Kn 
 Meek'-eyed, M 3 -K-I-D 
 Meek'ly, Ma-Kl 
 Meek'ness, M 3 -K-N8 
 Meer, M-R 3 
 Meer'echavun, M-K 8 -8H- 
 
 M 
 
 Meet, Mt 3 , Mto 
 Meet'en, M-Tn 3 
 Meet'er, Mtr 3 
 Meet'ing, Mto 3 
 Meet'ing-house, Mt(-) 3 
 
 IHsi 
 
 Meet'ly, Mt-L 3 
 Meet'ness, Mt 3 -Ns 
 Meg'acosm, M a -G-K-zM 
 Megale'sian, M-G-zhn : 
 Megalon'yx, M-G-L^-Ks 
 Meg'alosaur, M-G-Ls a -R 
 Megaloaau'rus, M-G-Ls 1 - 
 
 Ka 
 Megathe'rium, M-G-TH 8 
 
 -R-M 
 
 Me'grim, M-Gr-M 
 Mei'osis, Mss 1 
 Mei'onite, M-N-T 
 Me'lam, M-L-M 
 Melan'agogue, M-Zn'-G 
 
 G 
 Mel'ancholic, M1-N-K1- 
 
 X. 
 
 MEL 
 
 Mel'ancholiness, 
 
 Mel'ancholily, Ml-N-Kl- 
 
 i 2 
 
 Mel'ancholy, >ri 2 -N-Kl 
 Mel'ancholize, Ml* - N- 
 
 Klz 
 
 Melange', M-i'-X-ZH 
 Mel'anite, M-/, 2 -Nt 
 Melanit'ic, M-i3-Nt-K 
 Melee', M-i2 
 Melic'erous, M-Ls^-Ba 
 Mel'ilite, M-L--it 
 Mel'ilot, M-Z--z,t 
 Mel'iorate, M-/, 3 -.fft, M- 
 
 Z,s-fl-Xd. M-X 8 -t-KG 
 Meliora'tion, M-/, 2 -Hshn 
 Mel'late, M-zt 2 
 Mel'lic, M-z 2 -K 
 Melliferous, M-L'-Frs 
 Melllf'iC, M-/,a-F-K 
 Melliflca'tion, M-L-F- 
 
 Kshn 
 Mellifluence, M-X ! -F1- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Mellifluent, M-Z 3 -Fl-Nt 
 Mellifluently, M-i^-Fl- 
 
 Nt-L 
 
 Mellifluous, M-L 8 -Fls 
 Mellif luously, M-Z, 3 -Fls- 
 
 L, 
 
 Mellig'enous, M-i 3 -J-Ns 
 Melli'go, M-ii-G 
 Mellil'oquent, Hl- 8 - 
 
 Kwnt 
 
 Mel'lit, M-ita 
 Mel'litate, M-i-Tt 
 Mel'lite, M-Lt 2 
 Mellit'ic, M-/, 3 -T-K 
 Mel'low, M-ZS, M-ZS-D, 
 
 M-Z 2 -NG 
 
 Mellowly, M-z 2 z 
 Mel'lowness, M-z*-Ns 
 Mel'low-toned, M - z- 
 
 Tnd 
 
 Mel'lowy, M-Z 2 
 Melocotoon', M-Z'-K-Tn 
 Melo'deon, M-Z s -Dn 
 Melo'dious, M-Z 2 -Ds 
 Melo'diously, M-Z 2 -D- 
 
 sZ 
 JMelo'diousness, M-Z*- 
 
 Ds-Ns 
 
 Mel'odist, M-Z-Dst 
 Mel'odize, M-Z 2 -Dz, M- 
 
 Z 2 -Dzd, M-Z2-Dz-NG 
 Melodra'ma, M - Z 2 or- 
 
 Dr-M 
 Melodramat'ic, M-Z 1 - 
 
 Dr-Mt-K 
 Melodram'atist, M-Z^- 
 
 Dr-M-Tst 
 
 Mel'odrame, M-Z 2 -Dr-M 
 Mel'ody, M-Z-D 
 Me'loe, M-Z 3 
 Mel'on, M-Zn 
 Melo'sis, M-Zss* 
 Melpom'ene, M-Zi-P M- 
 
 N 
 
 Mel'rose, 
 
MEL 
 
 Melt, M-Lt*, M-i*-Td, M- 
 
 it*-NO 
 
 Melt'er, M-Ltr 
 Melt'ingly, M-it*-NGl 
 Melt'ingness, M-Lt*-NG- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Member, M-M-Br* [M] 
 Mem'bered, M-M-Brd 
 Mem'bership, M-M-Br 2 - 
 
 SH-P [M2;SHJ 
 Mem'brane, M-M-Brn* 
 
 164 
 
 Me'nial, M-N-L* 
 Men'ilite, M-N-Zt 
 Menin'ges, Mn-N-Jz 8 
 Menis'cal, M3-Ns-Kl 
 Menis'coid, M-Ns-K-D 8 
 Menis'cus, M'-Ns-Ks 
 Men'iver, M-N-V 2 -R 
 Men'nonists, Mn-N-Stsa 
 Men'nonites, Mn-N-Ts 2 
 Menolo'gium, M-N-Z, S -J- 
 M 
 
 Membrana'ceous, M-M- Menol'ogy, M-N1-.P 
 Br2-N-SHs Men'OW, M*-N 
 
 Membra'neous, M-M - Men'sal, M-Ns-L* 
 Br-S-Ns Men'ses, M 2 ->'sz 
 
 Membraniferous, M-M- Men'strual, M-N-sTr a -L 
 Br-N-F-.R8 I [Mns-T3-L] 
 
 Membra'niform, M-M- Men'struant, M-N-sTrnt 2 
 
 Br 2 -N-F(-R-M) 
 Membranol'ogy, M-M- 
 
 Bri-Xl-J 
 Mem'branous, M-M-Br 2 - 
 
 Ns 
 
 Memen'to, M-M-N-T 2 
 Mem'non, M 2 -M-Nn 
 Mem'orist, 
 
 [Mns-Tnt 2 ] 
 Men'struate, M-N-sTr- 
 
 T, M-N-sTrS-Td, M-N- 
 8Tr-T-NG [Mns-Tt 2 , 
 Mn8-T 2 'Td, Mns-Tt(-) 2 ] 
 Menstrua'tion, M - N - 
 sTrshn 2 [Mns-Tshn 2 ] 
 
 Memorabil'ia,M-M-B 3 -B! 8 
 
 Men'struous, M-N-sTr 2 - 
 
 -L 
 
 Memorabil'ity, M-M-B^- M [Mns-T 2 -M] 
 
 Men'struum, M-N-sTr s - 
 
 Mensurabil'ity, M - N - 
 
 HER 
 
 Mt r'chantable, 
 
 CHiit2-B(-L) 
 Mer'chant-man, 
 
 CHnt^tMnl 
 Mer'chant-men, 
 
 CHnt 2 : Mn* 
 Mer'c h ant-tailor, 
 
 CHnt=-T-i-R 
 
 Mt 
 Mr 
 
 Mr- 
 Mr- 
 
 Mer'ciful-ly, Mr-S-Fl 
 Mer'cifulness, Mr-S-Fl- 
 
 Ns [:Fs] 
 Mer'cify, Mrs-F* 
 Mer'ciless, Mrs-is a 
 Mer'cilessly, Mrs- 
 Mer'cilessness, Mrs 
 
 Ns 
 Mercu'rial-ly, Mr 
 
 K 
 
 Mercu'rialist, Mr-K-filst 
 
 Mercu'rialize, Mr - K - 
 
 Rlz*, Mr-K-.Rlzd3, Mr-K- 
 
 Mer'curied, Mr-K-fld* 
 Mercuriflca'tion, Mr-K- 
 
 B-i-T (nr-Lt) 
 Mem'orable-y, M-M-/2-i 8Hr-Bl-T (-Bit) 
 
 Bl Men'surable-y, M - N - Mere'ly, 
 
 Memoran'da, M-M-^-N- 8Hr 2 -Bl 
 
 D [M-M-Di] Men'sural, M-N-8Hr 2 -L 
 
 Mercu'rify, Mr-K-fi s -F 
 Mer'cury, Mr 2 -Kr 
 Mer'cy, Mr-S 2 
 Mer'cy-seat, Mr-Ss 2 -T 
 Merd, Mrd 2 
 Mere, Mr 3 
 
 Meretri'cious, Mr - Tr 3 
 SHs 
 
 Memoran'dum, M-M - Men'surate, M-N-SHrts Meretri'ciously, Mr-Tr?- 
 
 [M-Mi] Mensura'tion, 
 
 Mem'orate, M-M-Kt 2 I SHrshn* 
 Mem'orative, M-M-Kt 2 - Ment, Mnt 
 
 M - N - BB.B-L 
 
 . 
 
 Meretri'ciousness, Mr- 
 ' 
 
 Memo'rial, M-M-fll* 
 
 | Men'tal, M-N-T*-L(orMnt Mergan'ser, Mr-Gns-K> 
 
 Memo'rialist, 
 Rlst* 
 
 -i 2 ) 
 
 M-M- Men'tally, M-N-T 2 -Z(or 
 Mnt-Z, 2 ) 
 
 Merge, M-.R 2 -J, M-.R 2 -Jd, 
 Mer'ger, Mr-Jr 2 
 
 memo riaiize, .u-.m-.Kiz-, 
 
 jju.en lion, ai'-TNsnn, M-^- 
 SHnd 2 , M-Nshn-NG 
 
 meria lan, M-w^-un 
 Merid'ional-ly, M-fl 3 -D- 
 
 NG 
 
 Men'tionable, M-Nshn- 
 
 Nl 
 
 Mem'orize, M-M-/Zz, M- 
 
 B-L 
 
 Meridional'ity, M-fli-D- 
 
 M-/Jzd s , M-M-Kz*-NG 
 
 Men'tor, Mntr* 
 
 Nl-T 
 
 Memor'iter, M-M-fitri 
 
 Mento'rial, Mn-T 2 -fil 
 
 Mer'ils, M-filz 2 
 
 Mem'ory, M-M-/? 2 
 Mem'phian, M-M-Fn* 
 
 Men'opome, M-N-pz-M 
 Mephit'ic, M-F^-T-K 
 
 Meringue' (ina-ring'), M- 
 
 Men, Mn 
 
 Mephit'ical, M-Ft 3 -Kl 
 
 Meri'no, M-ffs.jf 
 
 Men'ace, M 2 -Ns, M 2 -Nst, 
 
 Mephi'tis, M-Fi-Ts 
 
 Mer'it, M-t 2 , M-/?2.Td, 
 
 M2 Ns-NG 
 Men'acer, M-Ns-R 
 
 Meph'itism, M-F 2 -T-zM 
 Mera'cious, M-^ 2 -SHs 
 
 Mer'itable, M-Kt 2 -Bl 
 
 Men'aoingly, M-Ns-XG- Mer'cable, Mr-K-B12 
 
 Merito'rious, ^i-R--T-Ra 
 
 Menage', Mn-ZH> 
 
 Mercantile, Mr-K-Nt-L" 
 Mei^cenarially, Mrs-N- 
 
 Merito'riously, M-^ 2 -T- 
 R-KL 
 
 Menag'erie, Mn-ZHi-B 
 Men'agogue, M 2 -N-G-G 
 
 Mei^cenariness, Mrs-N- 
 
 Merito'riousness, M-JZ- 
 T-fis-Ns 
 
 Mend, Mnd*, Mn-Dd 2 , 
 
 R 3 -'S8 
 
 Mer'itot, M-B 2 -Tt 
 
 Mnd 2 -XG Mer'cenary. Mrs-N-7? 2 
 
 Merk, Mr 2 -K 
 
 Mend'able, Mnd-B=-L Mer'cer. Mrs-R 2 
 
 Merle, M-^l 2 
 
 Menda'cious, Mnd-SHs 
 
 Mer'cership, Mrs-R2-,Sff- 
 
 Mer'lin, M-flln 
 
 Mendac'ity, Mn-Ds'-T 
 
 P [SSH] 
 
 Mer'lon, M-filn 
 
 Men'der, Mndr 2 
 Men'dicancy, Mnd-Kn- 
 
 Mer'ceryt Mrs-B 
 Mer'chandise, Mr-CH 2 - 
 
 Mer'maid, Mr 2 -Md 
 Mer'man, Mr 2 -Mn 
 
 Mend'icant, Mnd 2 -Knt 
 
 N-Dz, Mr-CH 2 -N-Dzd, 
 Mr-CH-N-Dz-NG (or Mr 
 
 Me'rops, M-Ji 3 -Pg 
 Mer'rily, M-.R1 2 
 
 Mendic'ity, Mn-Ds 3 -T 
 Menba'den, Mu-H-Cn* 
 
 . -CHnd 2 -Z, etc.) 
 Mer'chaut, Mr-CHnt 
 
 Mer'rimake, M-JZ 2 -M-K 
 Mer'riment, M-i-Mnt 
 
HER 
 
 Mer'riness, M-fi2-Ns 
 Mer'ry, M-.R2, M-7? 2 -.R, M 
 
 Mer'ry-andrew, M-.R2 
 
 N-Dr 
 Mer'ry-making, M-fi 2 
 
 M-E-NG 
 Merry-thought, M - R* 
 
 THt 
 
 Mer'sion, M-Bshn 2 
 Merul'idans, M-fll-Dns 
 Mesdames', M-D^M 
 Meseemed', Ms 3 -Md 
 Meseems', Ms 3 -Mz 
 Mesenter'ic, Ms 2 -Ntr-E 
 Mes'entery, Ms-N-T 2 -.R 
 Mesera'ic, Ms-.K 2 -E 
 Mesh, M-SH 2 , M-fft 2 , M- 
 
 SH2-NG 
 
 Mesh'y, M-SJ32 
 Me'sial, M-ZH1 
 Mes'lin, Mz-Zn2 
 Mesmer'ic, Mz-M-^-E 
 Mesmer'ical, Mz-M-fi 2 - 
 
 El 
 Mes'merism, Mz-M-fi 2 - 
 
 zM 
 
 Mes'merist, Mz-M-st 2 
 Mesmeriza'tion, Mz-M- 
 
 Mes'merize, 
 
 Mz-M-fizd2, Mz-M-fiz 2 - 
 
 NG ' 
 Mes'merizer, 
 
 Zr 
 
 Mesne, Mn 
 Mes'ocolon, Mz-E-Zn* 
 Mes'olabe, Ms^ " 
 Mes'ole, Ms-z 
 Mes'olite, Ms-J 
 Mes'osperm, M-Ss 2 -Pr- 
 
 M 
 Mesotho'rax, M-S^THr- 
 
 Es 
 
 Mes'otype, Ms-T*-P 
 Mess, Ms 2 , Mst2, Ms-NG 
 Mes'sage, Ms-J 2 
 Mes'sager, Ms-Jr 2 
 Mes'senger, Ms-N-Jr 2 
 Messi'ah, M-S 1 
 Messi'ahship, M-S'-/SH- 
 
 P [:SH] 
 
 Mesian'ic, M-S^N-E 
 Messi'as, M-Ssi 
 Mes'sieurs, Ms-Bs 2 
 Mess'mate, Ms 2 -Mt 
 Mes'suage, Ms-W 2 -J 
 Mestee', Ms-T 
 Mesti'zo, Ms-TS-Z 
 Mesym'nicum, Ms s -M-N 
 
 -E-M 
 Met, Mt 
 
 Metab'asis, M-TJ-Bss 
 Metab'ola, M-T-B1 
 Metabo'lian, M-T 2 -B-Zn 
 Metacar'pal, Mt-Er-Pl 
 Metacarpus, Mt-Er-Ps 1 
 Metach'ronism, 
 
 Nz-M 
 Met'acism, M-T-szM 
 
 165 
 
 MET 
 
 Met'age, Mt-J3 
 
 Met'atome, Mt-T^-M 
 
 Metagram'matism, Mt 1 
 
 Mete, Mts, M-Tds, Mtcjs 
 
 Gr-Mtz-M 
 
 Metemp'sychose, Mt- 
 
 Met'al, Mt-xa 
 
 Ms-Ez 
 
 Metalep'sis, Mt-Z 2 -Pss 
 Metalep'tic, Mt-Z,-Pt-K 
 
 Metemsycho'sis, Mt-Ms 
 -Kss 
 
 Metalep'tical, Mt-J^Pt 
 
 Metemto'sis, Mt-M-Tss 
 
 El 
 
 Me'teor, M-l'3-ii (or Mt- 
 
 Metal'lic, Mt-ii-K 
 
 K3) 
 
 Metalliferous, Mt-i8- 
 
 Meteor'ic, Mt-i-K 
 
 Frs 
 
 Me'teorite, Mt-3-T 
 
 Metal'liform, Mt-XJ-F 
 
 Meteor'olite, Mt-fti-zt 
 
 J-K-M) 
 
 Meteorolog'ic, Mt-/ei-z- 
 
 Met'alline, Mt-Zn 2 
 
 J-E 
 
 Met'allist, Mt-Z,st* 
 
 Meteorolog'ical, Mt-ie 1 - 
 
 Metalliza'tion,Mt-zsftn 2 
 
 Z-J-K1 
 
 Met'allize, Mt-Xz Mt- 
 
 Meteorol'ogist, Mt-S'- 
 
 Zzds. Mt-iz2-NG 
 
 Z-Jst 
 
 Metallog'raphy, Mt-Z 1 - 
 
 Meteorol'ogy, Mt-/f'-Z-J 
 
 Gr-F 
 
 Meteor'omancy, Mt-R 1 - 
 
 Met'alloid, Mt-Z 2 -D 
 
 Mn-S 
 
 Metallur'gic, Mt-ia-JZ-J- 
 
 Meteor'oscope, Mt-fls 1 - 
 
 E 
 
 E-P 
 
 Metallurgical, Mt-za-fi- 
 
 Meteoros'copy, Mt-fis 1 - 
 
 J-Kl 
 
 E-P 
 
 Met'allurgist, Mt-Z-fi- 
 
 Mete'orous, Mt-JZs 3 
 
 Jst 
 
 Me'ter, Mtr 
 
 Met'allurgy, Mt-z R-J 
 
 Metheg'lin, M-TH2-Gln 
 
 Met'al-man, Mt-z^-Mn 
 
 Methinks', M-TH3-NG-Es 
 
 Metamor'phic, Mt-M-fli 
 
 [M-THs*] 
 
 -F-E 
 
 Meth'od, M-THds 
 
 Metamor'phism, Mt-M- 
 
 Method'ic, M-TH'-D-K 
 
 R'-Fz-M 
 
 Method'ical-ly, M-THdi 
 
 Metamorphose, Mt-M- 
 
 -El 
 
 fil-Fz, Mt-M-fii-Fzd, Mt- 
 
 Meth'odism, M-TH^-D- 
 
 M-.R'-Fz-NG 
 
 zM 
 
 Metamor'phoser, Mt-M- 
 
 Meth'odist, M-TH'-Dst 
 
 JS-Fz-B 
 
 (-THdst) 
 
 Metamorphosic, Mt-M- 
 
 Methodist'ic, M-TH^-Dst 
 
 Ki-Fz-E 
 
 -E 
 
 Metamor'phosis, Mt-M- 
 
 5Iethodist'ical-ly, M - 
 
 Ri-Fss 
 
 THS-Ds-Kl 
 
 Metamorphos'tical, Mt- 
 
 Meth'odize, M-TH=-Dz, 
 
 M-fti-Fs-T-Kl 
 
 M-TH2-Dzd, M-TR2-Dz- 
 
 Met'aphor, Mt-Fr* 
 Metaphor'ic, Mt-F-K-K 
 
 NG 
 Meth'odizer, M - THd 2 - 
 
 Metaphor'ical-ly, Mt-Fi 
 
 Zr 
 
 -B-E1 
 
 Methought', M-THU 
 
 Wet'aphorist, Mt-F-fist 
 
 ttet'ic, Mt^-E 
 
 Met'aphrase, Mt-Frz 
 
 Met'oche, Mt-E 
 
 Metaph'rasis, Mt-Frss' 
 
 Meton'ic, M-T^-N-E 
 
 Met'aphrast, Mt-Frst 
 
 Metonym'ic, M-T3-N-M- 
 
 Metaphras'tic, Mt-Frs 1 - 
 
 E 
 
 T-E 
 
 Sletonym'ical-ly, M-T 3 - 
 
 Metaphrast'ical, Mt - 
 
 N-M-E1 
 
 Frs!-T-El 
 
 tfeton'ymy, M-T'-N-M 
 
 Metaphys'ic, Mt-Fz^-E 
 
 Het'ope, M-T2-P 
 
 Metaphys'ical-ly, Mt - 
 
 ttetopos'copist, M-T 1 -?- 
 
 Fzs-El 
 
 sE-Pst 
 
 Metaphysi'cian, Mt - 
 
 Metopos'copy, M-T^-P- 
 
 FzsAn 3 
 
 sE-P 
 
 Metaphys'ics, Mt - Fz^ - 
 
 Me'tre, Mtr 3 
 
 Ks 
 
 Met'ric, Mtr-K 
 
 tfet'aplasm, Mt-Pl-zM 
 
 ttet'rical-ly, Mtr*-El 
 
 tfetas'tasis, M-Ts'-Tss 
 
 tfetrol'ogy, Mtr-Z ! -J 
 
 VIetatar'sal, Mt-TrJ-sIj 
 
 tfet'ronome, M-Tr-N-M 
 
 Metatar'sus, Mt-Trss 1 
 
 ffetron'omy, M-Tr'-N-M 
 
 Metath'esis, Mt-THss 1 
 
 ffietrop'olis, Mtr-Plsi 
 
 Metatho'rax, M-T2.THr- 
 
 Metropol'itan, Mtr-Pl 1 
 
 Es 
 
 Tn 
 
MET 
 
 Metrop'olite, Mtr-Plti 
 Metropol'itic, Mtr-Pl'-T- 
 
 K 
 Metropolit'ical, Mtr - 
 
 PU 3 -K1 
 
 Met' tie, Mt-Z,* 
 Met'tled, Mt-id 
 Met'tlesome, Mt-Z/s 2 -M 
 Met'tlesomely, Mt - Ls s - 
 
 M-L 
 Met'tlesomeness, Mt - 
 
 Z-sS-M-Ns 
 
 Mew, M 3 , M-D 3 . M 3 -NG 
 
 Mewl, M-L, M-Ld 3 , M- 
 
 IANG 
 Mewl'er, 
 Mews, Mz 
 Mex'ican, 
 
 Mez'zanine, Mz^-Nn 
 Mez'zo, M-T 2 -S 
 Mez'zo-rilie'vo, M-T-S- 
 
 m-v 
 Mez'zo-sopra'no, M-T- 
 
 Ss-Pr-N 
 
 Mez'zotint, M-Tz*-Tnt 
 Mezzotin'to, M-Tz 3 -T-N- 
 
 T 
 
 Mi-fmC'), MS 
 Mi'asm, Mz!-M 
 Mias'mn, Mz ] -M 
 Mias'mal, Mz-M-Li 
 Miasmat'ic, Mzi-Mt-K 
 Miasmat'ical, Mz'-Mt-Kl 
 Miaul', M-Li, M-Ldi. M- 
 
 L-NG 
 
 Mi'ca, Mi-K 
 Mica'ceous, M-K-SHs* 
 Mic'arel, M-K-.R1 3 
 Mi'ca-schist, Mi-K-SHst 
 Mi'ca-slate, Mi-K-sZt 
 Mice, Msi 
 
 Mich'aelmas, M^-Ki-Ms 
 Mick'le, M 3 -K1 
 Mi'co, M'-K 
 
 Mi'crocosm, Mi-Kr-K-zM 
 Microcos'mic. M ! -Kr-K- 
 
 zM-K 
 Microcos'mical, Mi-Kr- 
 
 K-zM-Kl 
 Microcosmog'raphy, M 
 
 -Kr-K-zM-Gr-Fi 
 Microcoust'ie, M-Kr-Ks- 
 
 T'or^-K 
 Microg'raphy, M-Kr-Gr- 
 
 Fi 
 
 Microm'eter, Mi-Kr-Mtr 
 Micromet'rical, M-Kr- 
 
 Mtr-Kl 
 
 Mi'croscope, M-Frs-K-Pi 
 Microscopic. M-Krs-K- 
 
 pi-K 
 Microscop'ical, M-Krs- 
 
 K-Pi-Kl 
 Micros'copy, M-Krs-K- 
 
 Pi 
 
 Mid, M-D3 (or Md) 
 Mi'da, M-Di 
 Mid'-age, Md- J 
 Mid'-air, M-D3-E 
 
 166 
 
 Mid'-course, Md-Krs 
 Mid'day, M-D 3 -D 
 Mid'dle, M-Dia 
 Mid'dle-aged, M-DP-Jd 
 Mid'dle-deck, M-D1 3 -D- 
 
 E 
 Mid'dle-ground, M-D1 3 - 
 
 Grnd 
 
 Mid'dle-man, M-DP-Mn 
 Mid'dlemost, Jl-Dl-Mst 
 Mid'dling, M-DF-NG 
 Mid'dlingly, M-D1-NG1 
 Midge, M-J 3 
 Mid'-heaven, Md'-Vn 
 Mid'land, Md-Lnd 
 Mid'-life, UW-L-F 
 Mid'most, Md 3 -Mst 
 Mid'night, Md 3 -Nt 
 Mid'rib, Md-fi-B 
 Mid'riflF, Md-f 3 
 Mid'-shipman, Md-Sfs. 
 
 P-Mn 
 
 Mid'ships, Md-5//3-Ps 
 Midst, M-Dst 3 (o?- MdstS) 
 Mid'-stream, Md^-sTr-M 
 Mid'summer, Mds-Mr 
 Mid wSV, Md-W 3 
 Mid'wife, Md-wF3 
 Mid'wifery. Md-wF 3 -7J 
 Mid'winter, M-D-Wntr 
 Mid'wives, Md-wVz 
 Mien, Mn 3 
 Miff, M-F 3 
 Might, Mti 
 Might'ily, M-Ti-JC, 
 Might'iness, M-T'-Ns 
 Might'y, M-Ti 
 Mignonette', Mn-N-T^ 
 Mi'grate, Mi-Grt, M-Gr- 
 
 Tdi. Mi-Grt-NG 
 Migra'tion, M 2 -Grshn 
 Mi'gratory, M-Gr-T-B 
 Mil'age, H-i-J 
 Milch, M-i-CH 
 Mild, M-Ldi, M-idr', M- 
 
 Z'-Dst (or M-//dst') 
 Mil'dew, M-ZAD. M-I, 3 - 
 
 Dd, M-^S.D.NG 
 Mild'ly, M-/,di-L 
 Mild'ness, M-^d'-Ns 
 Mile, M-Li 
 Mile'age, M-i'-J 
 Mile'-post, M-L'-Pst 
 Mile'-stoue, M-is : -Tn 
 Mil'foil, M-L3-F-L 
 Mil'iary, M-i 3 -B 
 Mil'itant, M-L3-Tnt 
 Mil'itarily, M-Lt 3 -fll 
 Mil'itary, M-L&-R 
 Mil'itate, M-X, 3 -Tt, M-X.3- 
 
 T-Td. M-^a.TtC) 
 Mili'tia, U-L*-SH 
 Mili'tia-man, M-Z 8 -SH- 
 
 Mn 
 Milk, M-^s-K, M-Z,8-K-T, 
 
 M-/,-K-NG 
 Milk'er, M-L-Kr 
 Milk'iness, M- 
 Milk'-livered, 
 
 i-Vrd 
 
 MIX 
 
 Milk'maid, M-Z 3 -K-Md 
 Milk'man. M-Z 8 -K-Mn 
 Milk'-porridge, M-Z 8 -K- 
 
 P-fi-J 
 Milk'-sickness, M-Z S -K 
 
 sK-Xs 
 Milk'-pottage, M-Z3-K- 
 
 Pt-J 
 
 Miik'sop, M-Z 8 -Ks-P 
 Milk'tooth, M-Za-K-T- 
 
 TH 
 
 Milk'-tree, M-Z 3 -K-Tr 
 Milk'-weed, M-za-K-wD 
 Milk'y, M-ZS-K 
 Milk'y-way, M-Z3-K-W 
 Mill, M-L 3 , M-Ld 3 , M-L- 
 
 NG 
 
 Mill'-dam, M-Z 3 -D-M 
 Mill'ed, M-Ld3 
 Millena'rian, M-Zn 2 -Kn 
 Millana'rianism, M-Zn*- 
 
 Mil'lenary, M-Zn 3 -K 
 Millennial, M-Z^-Nl 
 Millen'nialist, M-Z^-Nlst 
 Millen'nium, M-Zn 2 -M 
 Mil'leped, M-Z3-P-D 
 Mil'lepore, M-Z-Pr 
 Mil'leporite, M-Z 3 -Pr-T 
 Mill'er, M-Z 3 -B 
 Mill'er's-thumb, M-Z- 
 
 flz-TH-M 
 
 Millesimal, M-Zs^-Ml 
 Mil'let, M-Zt 3 
 Mil'ligram, M-Z 3 -Gr-M 
 Milligramme', M-Z^Gr- 
 
 M 
 Millillter or Mil'liliter, 
 
 Ml-Ztr* 
 Millim'eter or Mil'li 
 
 meter, Ml-Mtr 
 Millime'tre, Ml^-Mtr 
 Milliner, M-Z 3 -Nr 
 Mil'linery, W.-Ln*-R 
 Milling, M-L'-NG 
 Million, M-Zn3 
 Millionaire, M-Zn 8 -B 
 Milllonary, M-Zn-.R 
 Millionth, M-Z3-N-TH 
 Mill'-pond, M-Z 3 -Pnd 
 Mill'-race, M-ZS-fis 
 Mill'rea, M-Z3-fi 
 Mill'ree, M-Z 3 -fi 
 Mill'reis, M-Z.fis 
 Mill'stone, M-Zs3-Tn 
 Mill'-tail, M-Z 3 -T-L 
 Mill'wright, M-Z 3 -fit 
 Milt, M-Lt 3 
 Mime, M!-M 
 Mimetic, M*-Mt-K 
 Mimetlcal, M 2 -Mt-Kl 
 Mimic, MS-M-K, M 3 -M- 
 
 Kt, M 3 -M-K-NG 
 Mimlcal, M-M-K1 
 Mimlcker, M 3 -M-Kr 
 Mimicry, M 8 -M-Kr 
 Mimo'sa, M-M-8* 
 Mi'na, M^N 
 Mina'ceous, M-N-SHs> 
 Minac'ity, M-Ns-H 
 
HUT 
 
 Min'aret, M-Nr-T* 
 Min'atory, Mn-T-K 
 Mince, Mus* M 3 -Nst, M- 
 
 Ns-NG 
 
 Mince'-meat, Mns'-Mt 
 Mince'-pie, Mns 3 -P 
 Min'cingly, Mns-NG-LS 
 Mind, Mud 1 , Mn - Ddi 
 
 Mndi-NG 
 
 Mind'ed, Mn-Dd' 
 Mind'ful, Mnd-Fi-L 
 Mind'fully, Mnd-F'-Z 
 Mind'fulness, Mnd-Fi- 
 
 L-Ns [Mnd'IFs] 
 Mine, Mni, Mndi, Mn- 
 
 NG 
 
 Min'er, M'-Nr 
 Min'neral, M-Nr-L 3 
 Min'eralist, M-Nr-Lst 3 
 Mineraliza'tion, M-Nr- 
 
 Lzsftns 
 Min'eralize, M-Nr-Lz 3 , 
 
 M-Nr-Lzd 3 , M-Nr-Lz 3 -NG 
 Min'eralizer, M-Nr-L 3 - 
 
 Zr 
 Mineralog'ical, M - Nr - 
 
 ZJ-J-Kl 
 Mineral'ogist v TJV r' 
 
 Jst 
 
 Mineral'ogy, M-Nr-JW-J 
 Miner'va, M-Nr-V 
 Min'ever, M-N-V3-R 
 Min'gle, M3-NG-G1, M- 
 
 NG-Gld, M3-NG-G1-NG 
 
 [M3-NG1. M 3 -NGld, M 3 - 
 
 NG1-NG] 
 Min'gler, M-NG-Gl-BS 
 
 JM-NGl-R 3 ] 
 Min'iate, M-N-T 3 , M-N- 
 
 Td 3 . M-N-TS-NG 
 Min'iature, M 3 -Ntr 
 Min'iken, M 3 -N-Kn 
 Min'im, Mn 3 -M 
 Min'ima, Mn 3 -M 
 Min'imize, Mn 3 -Mz, Mn 
 
 -Mzd, MuS-Mz-NQ 
 Min'imum, Mn 3 -M-M 
 Min'ing, Mni-NG 
 Min'ion, Mn 3 -N 
 Min'ion-like, Mn-N-X,-K 
 Min'ionly, Mn-N-Z, 
 Min'ister, MS-Nstr, M-Ns- 
 
 T 3 -Rd, M-NstrC) 
 Ministe'rial, M-Ns-TS-jRl 
 Min'istral, M - N - 8Tr- L 
 
 [Mns-T 3 -Ll 
 Min'istrant, M-N-sTrnt* 
 
 [Mns-Tnt 3 ] 
 Ministra'tion, M - N - 
 
 sTrshnS [Mns-Tshn 2 ] 
 Min'istry, M - N - sTr 8 
 
 [Mns-T 3 ] 
 
 Min'ium, M-N-M 
 Min'iver, M-N-V-B 
 Mink, M 3 -NG-K 
 Min'ne-singer, M-NB- 
 
 NGr 
 
 Min'now, M8-K 
 Mi'nor, M-Nr 
 Mi'norite, M-Nr-Ti 
 
 167 
 
 Minor'ity, M-Nr-T' 
 Min'otaur, M-N-T 3 -R 
 Min'ster, M^-Nstr 
 Min'strel, M-N-sTr s -L 
 
 [Mns-TS-L] 
 Min'strelsy, M-N-sTr 3 -i- 
 
 8 [Mn8-T a -Z-S] 
 Mint, Mnt 3 , Mn-Td 3 , Mnts 
 
 -NG 
 
 Mint'age, Mnt-js 
 Mint'er, Mntr 3 
 Mint'-man, Mnt 3 -Mn 
 Mint'-master, Mnt 3 -Mstr 
 Min'uend, M 3 -N-Nd 
 Min'uet, M-N-T 3 
 Mi'nus, AH-Ns 
 Minute', M-N-T 
 Min'ute, Mn-T 3 , Mn-Td 3 , 
 n-Ta-NG. See Month, 
 which word would conflict 
 with Minute if the latter 
 were written M-N-T 
 Min'ute-book, Mn-T 3 -B- 
 
 K 
 Min'ute -glass, Mn - T 3 - 
 
 Gls 
 
 Min'ute-gun, Mn-T 3 -Gn 
 " Tin'ute-nand, Mn - T 3 - 
 
 End 
 
 Minute'ly, M-N-T 3 -i 
 Min'ute-man, Mn-T 3 -Mn 
 Minute'ness, M-N-T 3 -Ns 
 Minu'tia, M-N-SH 3 
 Minu'tiee, M-N-SH 3 
 Minx, M 3 -NG-Ks 
 Min'y, M'-N 
 Mi'ocene, Ms^N 
 Mir'acle, M- 3 -Kl 
 Mirac'ulous, M-^i-Kls 
 Mirac'ulously, M-fi'-Kl- 
 
 mL 
 
 Mirador 7 , M-fli-Dr 
 Mirage', M-JJi-ZH 
 Mire, M-R>, M-Rd, M- RI- 
 NG 
 
 Miriricent, M-fi 3 -Fs-Nt 
 Mir'iness, M-JZ^Ns 
 Mirk, Mr2-K 
 Mirk'y, Mr"-K 
 Mir'ror, M-R*-fl, M-JZ 3 -72- 
 
 D, M-fi-fi-NG 
 Mirth, M-fiz-TH 
 Mirth'ful-ly, M-fi2-TH- 
 
 Fl 
 Mirth'fulness, M-K-TH- 
 
 Fl-Nh [:Fn] 
 
 Mirtk'less, M-B2-TH-Z8 
 Mir'y, M-fii 
 Mir'za, M-Rt-Z 
 Misaccepta'tion, Ms-Ks- 
 
 P-Tshn 
 Misadvent'ure, Ms-Dv*- 
 
 Ntr 
 Misadvent'urous, Ms - 
 
 Dv2-Ntr-8 
 Misatfect'ed, Ms - F2- K - 
 
 Td 
 
 Misafflrm', Ms-F-R-M 
 Misaimed', Ms 2 -Md 
 Misallege', M&-L--J 
 
 MIS 
 
 Misalli'ance, Ms-i'-Ns 
 Misallied', MS-J!,I-D 
 Misallot'ment, Ms-Lt 1 - 
 
 Mnt 
 Mis'anthrope, Mg- 
 
 Nthr-pa 
 Misan'thropist, Ms - 
 
 Nthr-Psti 
 Misanthrop'ic, Ms - 
 
 Nthr-P'-K 
 Misanthrop'ical, Ms 
 
 Nthr-P'-Kl 
 Misan'thropy, Ms-Nthr- 
 
 pi 
 Misapplication, M-sPl- 
 
 Kshu 
 Misapply', M-sPi', M- 
 
 sPld', M-sPl'-XG 
 Misappre'ciated, Ms-Pi 
 
 -SW-Td 
 Misapprehend', ISIs-Pr- 
 
 Hnd. Ms-Pr^-Hn-Dd, Ms- 
 
 PrS-Hnd-NG 
 Misapprehen'sion, Ms- 
 
 Pr2-Nshn 
 Misapprehen'sively, 
 
 Ms-Pi-s-Ns-V-/, 
 Misappropria'tion, Ms- 
 
 Pr^-Prshn 
 
 Misarrange', Ms-Kn^-J 
 Misarrange'ment, Ms - 
 
 Rn 2 -J-Mnt 
 
 Misascribe', Ms-SJ-Kr-B 
 Misassign', Ms-Su 1 
 Misattend', Ms-Tnd= 
 Misbecome', Ms-B2-K-M 
 
 [Ms-B2-K] 
 
 Misbegot', Ms-B^Gt 
 Misbegot'ten, Ms-B'-G- 
 
 Tu 
 Misbehave', Ms-B^-v, Ms 
 
 -B2-vd. MS-B^-V-NG 
 
 Misbehav'ior, Ms-B2-V- 
 
 R 
 
 Misbelief, Ms-Blf 3 
 Misbeliev'er, Ms-Blv 3 -R 
 Misbestow', Ms-Bs'^-T 
 Mis'born, Ms-B 3 -n 
 Miscal'culate. M'-sKl- 
 
 Klt. M-sKl-K'l-Td'. M- 
 
 sKl-Klt-NG [Msi-K-Klt, 
 
 etc.J 
 Miscalcula'tion, M-sKl- 
 
 Klshn [Ms2-K-Klshn] 
 Miscall', Ms-K-LJ, Ms-K- 
 
 Ldi. Ms-K-Li-NG 
 Miscar'riage, Ms-K-K'-J 
 Miscar'ry, Ms-K-fi 1 . Ms- 
 
 K-fid'. Ms-K-K!-NG 
 Miscast', Msi-Kst. Ms- 
 
 Ks-Td. Mgi-Kst(-) 
 Miscegena'tion, Ms-J 8 - 
 
 Nshn 
 Miscellana'rian, Ms-Z*- 
 
 Nrn 
 
 Miscella'nea, Ms-i z -N 
 Miscella'neous, Ms-Z- 
 
 Ns 
 Miscellaneously, Ms 
 
MIS 
 
 Miscellaneous, Ms-Z*- 
 
 Ns 
 Miscella'neousness, Ms 
 
 -L2.Ng.Ns 
 
 Mis'cellany, Ms-Z, 3 -N 
 Mischance', Ms-CHns 1 
 Misc harge', Ms - CHr 1 - J, 
 
 Ms-CHri-J-D, Ms CHr- 
 
 J-NG [Ms -CHi. Ms- 
 
 CHdi, Ms-CHC)] 
 Mis'chief, Ms-CHf 3 
 Mis'chief-maker, Ms - 
 
 CHf3-M-Kr 
 Mis'chief-making, Ms- 
 
 CHf 3 - M-K-NG 
 Mis'chievous, Ms-CH 3 - 
 
 Vs 
 Mis'chievously, Ms-CH 3 
 
 -Vs-L 
 Mis'chievousness, Ms- 
 
 CH 3 -Vs-Ns 
 Misch'na, M-SHS-N 
 Mischoose', Ms - CHz 3 , 
 
 Ms-CHz3-NG 
 Mischose', Ms-CHz* 
 Mischos'en, Ms-CHz-N 
 Miscita'tion, Mss-Tshn s 
 Miscite', Mss-T 1 , Mss- 
 
 Tdi, Mss-Ti-NG 
 Misclaim', M^-sKl-M 
 Misc omputa't ion, Ms 
 
 SPS-Tshn 
 
 Miscompute', Ms!Pt 
 Misconceifr, MslsTs 
 Misconceive', Ms isV 
 Misconcep'tion, Ms 
 
 isPshn* 
 
 Miscon'duct, Ms!D>-Kt 
 Misconduct', Ms;D*-Kt, 
 
 MsiD-K-Td, Ms!D2-Kt 
 
 NO 
 Misconject'ure, MsiJ- 
 
 Etr 
 Misconsecra'tion, Ms 
 
 168 
 
 Misdirec'tion, Ms - Dr* - 
 | Eshn 
 
 Misdo', Ms-D 2 . See Do. 
 Misdo'er, Ms-D-B 
 Misdo'ing, Ms-D-NG 
 Misdons', Ms-Dn 
 Misdoubt', Ms-Dt 1 
 Mise (mez), Mz 3 
 Misemploy', Ms-M-Pl 1 , 
 
 Ms-M-Pldi, Ms-M-PP-NG 
 Misemploy'ment, Ms - 
 
 M-PU-Mnt 
 
 Misen'try, Ms-N-Tr 
 Mi'ser, Mz-R 1 
 Mis'erable-y, Mz-fi 3 -Bl 
 Mis'erableness, Mz-/z 3 - 
 
 Bl-Ns 
 
 Misere're, Mz-7Z 3 -K 
 Mi'serly, Mz-R'-i 
 Mis'ery, Mz-^ 3 
 Mises'timate, Ms-St^-Mt, 
 
 Ms-St*-M-Td, Ms-St2- 
 
 Mt(-) 
 Misexpres'sion, Ms-K- 
 
 sPrshn* 
 
 Misfea'sance, Ms-Fz^-Ns 
 Misfit', Ms-Ft 3 
 Misform', Ms-F-K-M. 
 
 Ms-Fi-R-Md, Ms-F!-R-M 
 
 -NG 
 Misfort'une, Ms-F.S- 
 
 CHn [-Fi-CHn] 
 Misgave', Ms^-Gv 
 Misgive', Ms 3 -Gv, Ms 3 - 
 
 Gv-NG CMs a -G, Ms 3 -G(')] 
 Misgiven', Ms-G-Vn 
 Misgiv'ing, Ms 3 - Gv - NG 
 
 [Ms 3 -G(-)] 
 
 Misgot'ten, Ms-G-Tn 1 
 Misgov'ern, Ms-Gv-Bn 8 , 
 
 Ms-Gv-nd 2 . Ms-Gv-fin 2 - 
 
 NG [Ms2-Gv, MsS-Gvd, 
 
 Misconstruction, Ms 
 
 isTr^-Kshn 
 Miscon'strue, MslsTr 1 , 
 
 Ms : sTrdi, Ms ! sTrl-NG 
 Miscoun'sel, Ms-K-Ns- 
 
 L 1 , Ms-K-Ns-Ld 1 , Ms-K- 
 
 Miscount', Ms'-Knt, Ms- 
 
 Kn-Td 1 , Ms'-Knt-NG 
 Mis'creant, Ms 3 -Kr-Nt 
 Miscue', Ms 3 -K 
 Misdate', Ms-Dt*. Ms-D^- 
 
 Td. Ms-Dt(-) 
 Misdeed', Ms-Dd 
 Misdeem', MS-DS-M, Ms- 
 
 D-Md, Ms-D-M-NG 
 Misdemean', Ms-D'-Mn, 
 
 Ms-D3-Mnd. Ms-D 3 -Mn- 
 
 NG 
 Misdemean'or, MS-D- 
 
 M-Nr 
 
 Misdid', Ms-Dd 3 
 Misdirect', Ms-Dr 2 -Kt, 
 
 KO 
 
 Misgov'ernment, Ms-Gv 
 
 -fin*-Mnt [Ms2-Gv-Mnt] 
 Misguid'ance, Ms - G - 
 
 Dngi 
 Misguide', Ms-G-D>, Ms- 
 
 G-Dd. Ms-G-Di-NG 
 Mishap', Ms-haP 
 Mishap'pen, Ms-hiPn 1 
 Mishear', Ms-R 3 
 Misheard', Ms 2 -Hrd 
 Mish'-masn, M-SH-M- 
 
 SH 
 
 Mish'na, M-SH 3 -N 
 Misimprove', Ms - M - 
 
 Prv, Ms-M-Prvd 3 , Ms- 
 
 M-Prv-NG 
 Misimprove'ment, Ms- 
 
 M-Prv-Mnt 
 Misinfer', Ms-N-F'-R 
 Misinform', Ms-N-F-R- 
 
 M, Ms-N-F-R-Md, Ms-N 
 
 -F>-R M-NG [Ms-N-F 1 , 
 
 Ms-N-Fd l , Ms-N-FC) 1 
 Misinforma'tion, Ms-N- 
 
 K-'-R-Mshn [Ms-N-Fshn2] 
 Misinform'er, Ms-N-F 1 - 
 
 fi-Mr [Ms-N-Fi-Mr] 
 
 MIS 
 
 Misinstruct', MslnsTr*- 
 
 Kt 
 Misinstruc'tion, Ms ; 
 
 nsTr^-Kshn 
 Misintel'ligence, Ms-Nt 
 
 Misinterpret, Ms-Ntr- 
 
 Prts, Ms-Ntr-Pr^-Td. Ms- 
 
 Ntr-Prt(-)2 
 Misjoin', Ms-Jn 1 , Ms- 
 
 Jud 1 , Ms-Jni-NG 
 Misjoin'der, Ms-Jndr 1 
 Misjudge', Ms-J^-J, Ms- 
 
 J 2 -J-D, Ms-J 2 -J-NG 
 Misjudge'ment, Ms-J 4 - 
 
 j-Mut 
 Mislay', Ms-Z 2 , Ms-X 2 -!), 
 
 Ms-I, 2 -NG 
 Mis'le, M-Z1 3 , M-Zld 3 , M- 
 
 Zl^-NG 
 Mislead', Ms-i 3 -D, Ms-Z,s- 
 
 D-NG 
 
 Mislead'er, Ms-Ldr 3 
 Misled', Ms-Z,-D 
 Mis'letoe, Mz-i 3 -T 
 Mislike'.Ms-Z-'-K. Ms-i 1 - 
 
 K-T. Ms-i^K-NG 
 Mis'ly, M-Z1 3 
 Mismake', Ms=-M-K 
 Misman'age, Ms-M-N-J 1 , 
 
 Ms-M-N-Jd', Ms-M-K-Ji- 
 
 NG 
 Mismanagement, Ms 
 
 M-N-Ji-Mnt 
 Misman'ager, Ms-M-N- 
 
 Jri 
 Mismark', Ms-M-i-K , 
 
 Ms-M-ft'-Kt, Ms-M-fi l -K- 
 
 NG 
 Mismatch', Ms-M-CH 1 , 
 
 Ms-M-CHt 1 , JIs-M.CHi- 
 
 NG 
 Misname', Ms 2 -N-M, Ms 2 
 
 N-Md, Ms-N-M-NG 
 Misno'mer, MsS-N-Mr 
 Misobserve', Ms-B*-zKv 
 Misog'amist, Ms'-G-Mst 
 Misog'amy, Ms l -G-M 
 Misog'ynist, Ms'-G-Nat 
 Misog'yny, Ms ; -G-N 
 Misopin'ion, Ms-Pn 3 -N 
 Misord'er, Ms-Ildr 1 
 Mispell', Ms-pa-L 
 Mispend', Ms-Pud 2 
 Mispersuade ', Ms - Pr 3 - 
 
 sWd 
 Mispersua'sion, Ms-Pr- 
 
 sWzhn 
 
 Mispick'le, Ms-P 3 -Kl 
 Misplace', M-sPls 2 , M- 
 
 sPlst 2 , M-sPls 2 -NG 
 Misplace'ment, M-sPl 8 - 
 
 sMnt 
 Misplead', M sPld 3 , M- 
 
 sP! 3 -Dd. M-sPld(-) 3 
 Mispoint', Ms-Put 1 , Ms- 
 
 Pni-Td, Ms-Pnt'-NG 
 Misprint', Ms-Prnt*. Ms- 
 
 Pm 3 -Td, Ms-Prnt 3 -NG 
 Mispris'ion, Hs-Przhn'. 
 
MIS 
 Misprize', Ms-Prz*, Ms- 
 
 Przd 1 , Ms-Przi-NG 
 Misprofess', Ms-Pr 2 -Fs 
 Mispronounce', Ms-Prn 1 
 
 -Ns, Ms-PrnJ-Nst, Ms- 
 
 Prni-Ns-NG 
 Mispronuncia'tion, Ms- 
 
 Prn 2 -N-SHshn 
 Mispropor'tion, Ms-Pr 2 - 
 
 P-Rshn [-Pshn] 
 Misquota'tion, M-sKw- 
 
 Tshn 2 
 Misquote', M 2 -sKwt, M- 
 
 sKw-Td 2 , M 2 -sKwt-NG 
 Misreeit'al, Ms-Rs 1 -!-: 
 Misrecite'.Ms-RsJ-T, Ms- 
 
 Misreck'on, Ms-.K 2 -Kn, 
 Ms-.R2-Knd, Ms-^-Kn- 
 NG 
 
 Misrelate', M-sfllt 2 , M- 
 sK12-Td, M-s/Jlt 2 -NG 
 
 Misrela'tion, M-s.Rlshn 2 
 
 Misremem'ber, Ms-R 2 - 
 M-M-Br, Ms-R2-M-M- 
 Brd, Ms-R2-M-M-Br-NG 
 [Ms-RS-M, Ms-R 2 -Md, 
 
 Misreport', Ms-.R2-P-.Rt, 
 Ms-R 2 -P-R-Td, MS-.R2-P- 
 JRt-NG 
 
 Misrepresent', Ms-.R 2 
 Prz-Nt, Ms-R 2 -Prz-N-Td, 
 Ms-R2-Prz-Nt-NG [Ms- 
 
 169 
 Misspoke', Mss-P 2 -K [Ms 
 
 -P 2 -KJ 
 Misstate', Mss-Tt Mss- 
 
 T 2 'Td, Mss-Tt(-) 3 [Ms- 
 
 W, etc.] 
 Misstate'ment, Mss-Tt 2 - 
 
 Mnt [Ms-Tts-Mnt] 
 Misstayed', Mss-T 2 -D 
 Misstep', Mss-T^-P [Ms- 
 
 T 2 -P] 
 
 Mist, Mst 3 , Ms-TdS, Mst(-) s 
 Mistak'able, Ms-T^-K-Bl 
 
 [Ms2-K-Blj 
 Mistake', Ms-TS-K, Ms- 
 
 T 2 -K-NG [Msii-K, 
 
 NG] 
 Mistak'en, Ms - T2 - Kn 
 
 [Ms 2 -Kn] 
 Mistak'enly, Ms-T 2 -K-Nl 
 
 [Ms 2 -K-Nl] 
 
 Mistak'er, Ms-T 2 -Kr 
 Mistak'ingly, Ms-T 2 -K 
 
 NG1 [Ms 2 -K-NGl] 
 Mistaught', Ms-Tti 
 Misteach', Ms-T-CH, Ms- 
 
 T3-CH-NG 
 Mistell', Ms-T-L 
 Mistem'per, Ms-T^M-Pr 
 Mis'ter, Mstr3 [Mr 3 ] 
 Misterm', Ms-Tr 2 -M 
 Mist'ful, Ms-TS-Fl 
 Misthink', Ms-TH 3 -NG-K 
 
 PC)] 
 Misrepresenta'tion, Ms- 
 
 fi-Prz-N-Tshn [Ms-^a- 
 
 Pshn] 
 Misrepresent'er, MS-JZ- 
 
 Prz-Ntr [Ms-7J2-Ptr] 
 Misrule', Ms-fi3-L 
 Miss, Ms, Msts, Ms3-NG 
 Missaid', Mss-D 2 
 Mis'sal, Ms-Z,* 
 Mis'seltoe, Mz-i-T 
 Missend', Mss-N-D* 
 Missent', Mss 2 -Nt 
 Misserve', Mss-Sv 2 , Mss- 
 
 fivds, Mss-fiv(-) 2 
 Mis'ses, Mss 3 
 Misshape', Ms - SH* - P. 
 
 Ms-SH^Pt, MS-SH2-P-NG 
 Misshap'en, Ms-SH^Pn 
 Mis'sile, Ms-Z,3 
 Miss'ing, Ms^-NG 
 Mis'sion, Mshn 
 Mis'sioriary, Mshn-S3 
 Mis'sis, Ms-S 3 
 Mis'sive, Ms- V s 
 Misspeak', Mss - ps - K, 
 
 Mss-pa-K-NG [Ms-P 3 - 
 
 K, etc.] 
 Misspell , Mss-P 2 -L, Mss- 
 
 PS-Ld, Mss-P2-L-NG [Ms 
 
 -P 2 -L, etc.] 
 Misspell'ing, Mss-P 2 -L- 
 
 NG [M8-P2-L-NG] 
 Misspend', Mss - Pnd 2 
 
 [Ms-Pnd 2 ] 
 
 8 
 
 Mis'tily, Ms-T3-i 
 Mistime', Ms-Ti-M, Ms- 
 
 !-Md, Ms-T!-M-NG 
 Mist'iness, Ms-T-N8 
 Htfist'ion, Ms-CHn* 
 Misti'tle, Ms-Ti-Tl 
 Mis'tle, M-Z1 3 , 
 
 M-ZF-NG 
 
 Mis'tle-toe, Mz-Z-T 
 Mistold', Ms-T 2 -Ld, 
 Mistook', 
 
 Mistrain', Ms-Trn 2 
 Mistranslate', Ms-Tr^-N- 
 
 sLt, Ms-Tr^N-si-Td, Ms 
 
 -Tr2-N-8it-NG [Ms-Tra- 
 
 aLt, etc.] 
 Mistranslation, Ms-Tr 2 - 
 
 Ns-Lshn 
 
 Mistreat', Ms-Trt 
 Mis'tress, Ms-Trs 3 . When 
 
 used as a title of address 
 
 it is pronounced Missis, 
 
 and is then written Ms- 
 
 83. See Misses. 
 Mis'tress-piece, Ms-Tr 3 - 
 
 sPs 
 
 Mistri'al, Ms-Tri-L 
 Mistrust', Ms-Trst 2 , Ms- 
 
 Trs 2 -Td, M-Trst 2 -NG 
 Mistrust'ful-ly, Ms-Trs- 
 
 Fl 
 Mistrust'fullness, Ms- 
 
 Trs 2 -Fl-Ns 
 Mistune', Ms-Tn8, Ms- 
 
 Tnd 3 , Ms-Tn-NG 
 Mistu'tor, Ms-Xtr 
 
 MOA 
 
 Mist'y, Ms-T, 
 
 Ms-Tst 3 
 
 Misunderstand', Ms- 
 Ndrs - Tndi, Ms - Ndrs- 
 Tndi-NG 
 Misunderstanding, Ms- 
 
 Ndrs-Tnd^NG 
 Misunderstood', Ms- 
 Ndrs-Td^ [Ms-Ndrs-D 3 ] 
 Misus'age, M-sYz 3 -J 
 Misuse', M-sYz 3 , M-sYzd 3 , 
 
 M-sYz^-NG 
 Misuse', (.) M-sYs 3 
 Miswed', Ms-Wd 2 , Ms- 
 
 W 2 -Dd, Ms-Wd(-) 2 
 Miswor'shiper, Ms-Wr 2 - 
 
 SH-Tfr 
 
 Miswrite', Ms-Bt 1 
 Miswrought', Ms-Rt 1 
 Misyoke', M-sY-'-K, M- 
 
 sY 2 -Kt. M-SY2-K.-NG 
 Mite, Mti 
 Mi'ter, Mtr, M - Trd, 
 
 Mtri-NG 
 
 Mith'ras, M-TH 3 -s 
 Mith'ridate, M-TH 3 --Dt 
 Mit'igable, Mt-G-Bl 3 
 Mit'igant, Mt 3 -Gnt 
 Mit'igate, Mt 3 -Gt, Mt-G- 
 
 Td 3 , Mt 3 - Gt-NG 
 Mitiga'tion, Mt 2 -Gshn 
 Mit'igative, Mt-G-Tv 3 
 Mit'igator, Mt 3 -Gtr 
 Mi'tral, M-TrJ-L 
 Mi'tre, See Miter. 
 Mit'riform, 
 Mitt, Mt 3 
 Mit'ten, M-Tn 3 
 Mit'tened, M-Tnd 3 
 Mit'timus, M-T 3 -Ms 
 IVCitts, Mts 3 
 Mit'y, M-T 1 
 Mix, M 3 -Ks, M 3 -Kst, W- 
 
 Ks-NG 
 
 Mix'able, M-Ks-Bl 
 IVtix'en, M 3 -Ks-N 
 Mix'er, M-K-sR 3 
 Mixtilin'eal, M-Ks-T*-- 
 
 Nl 
 MLixtilin'ear, M-Ks-T 8 - 
 
 Xn-R 
 
 Mixt'ion, M-Ks-CHn* 
 Mix'ture, M 3 -Kstr 
 Miz'maze, Mz*-Mz 
 Miiz'zen, Mz 3 -N 
 Sliz'zen-mast, Mz s -N- 
 
 Mst 
 Miz'zle, M-Zl 3 , M-Zld s , 
 
 M-Z1 3 -NG 
 
 Mnemonic, N!-Mn-K 
 SInemon'ical-ly, Ni-M- 
 
 N-K1 
 
 Mnemonics, N J -Mn-Ks 
 Slnemos'yne, N>-Ms-N 
 Mne'motechny, N-M-T 3 - 
 
 K-N 
 Moan, Mn 2 , Mnd 2 , Mn- 
 
 NG 
 
 Moan'ful, Mn-F 2 -L 
 Moan'fully, Mn-F- 
 
MOA 
 
 Moat, Mt 
 
 Mob, M-B>, M-Bdi, M-B 
 
 NG 
 
 Mob'ish, M-Bi-SH 
 Mob'-cap, M-Bi-K-P 
 Mo'bile, M-BS-L 
 Mobility, M-B3-Z.-T 
 Mobiliza'tion, M - B* 
 
 Lzshn 
 Mob'ilize, M-Bi-Zz, M- 
 
 Bi-Zzd, M-B>-Zz-NG 
 Moboc'racy, M-B'-Kr-S 
 Moc'casin, M'-Ks-N 
 Mo'cha-stone, M^Ks-Tn 
 Mock, Mi-K, Mi-Kt, Mi-K 
 
 -NO 
 
 Mock'er, Mi-Kr 
 Mock'ery, Mi-Kr 
 Mock'ing-bird, MI - K. - 
 
 NG-Brd 
 
 Mock'ingly, Mi-K-NGl 
 Mock'-orange, M'-K-fi- 
 
 N-J 
 
 Mo'co, Ma-K 
 Mo'dal, M-D-L 
 Modal'ity, M-D-Z.-T 
 Mo'dally, M-D^-Z, 
 Mode, M-D 
 Mod'el, M-Dli, M-Dld', 
 
 M-Dli-NG 
 
 Mod'eler, M-DH-B 
 Mod'eling, M-DP-NG 
 Mod'erate, Md-Kt>, Md- 
 
 fii-Td. Md-fiti-NG 
 Mod'erately, 
 Mod'erateness, 
 
 Ns 
 
 Modera'tion, Md-TSshn* 
 Modera'to, Md-.R 2 -T 
 Mod'erator, Md-22tr 
 Mod'eratorship, Md - 
 
 fitri-SH-P 
 Mod'ern, Md-Kni 
 Mod'ernism,Md-7?nzi-M. 
 
 Both the n-hook and the 
 
 *-circle should be dis- 
 tinctly shown. 
 Mod'ernist, Md-flnJ-St 
 Moderniza'tion, Md - 
 
 .Rnzsfcn 8 
 Mod'ernize, Md-B-Nz, 
 
 Md-i-Nzd, 
 
 NG 
 Mod'ernizer, 
 
 Zr 
 
 Mod'ernness, Md-/eni-Ns 
 Mod'est, M-Dst (Mdst 1 ) 
 Mod'estly, M-Dst-i [M- 
 
 Ds-L] 
 
 Mod'esty, M-Dsi-T 
 Mod'icum, M-Di-K-M 
 Mod'iflable, Md-Fi-Bl 
 Modifica'tion, Md - F a - 
 
 Eshn 
 
 Mod'ifler, Md-Fi-R 
 Mod'ify, Md-Fi, 
 
 Md-F l -NG 
 
 Modill'ion, M-D-Z,n 
 Mod'ish, M-D2-SH 
 Mod'ishly, 
 
 170 
 
 Mod'ishness, 
 
 Ns 
 
 Mod'ist, M-Dst 
 Modiste', M-Dst" 
 Mod'ulate, Md-Lt, Md- 
 
 i'-Td, Md-iti-NG 
 Modula'tion, Md-ishn 
 Mod'ulator, Md-Z/tr 1 
 Mod'ule, M-Di-L 
 Mogul', Mz-Gl 
 Mohair, M^-Hr 
 Moham'medan, M-H-M- 
 
 Dni 
 Moham'medanism, M - 
 
 H-M-Dn-Z-M [-D-zM] 
 Moham'medism, Mi-H- 
 
 Md-zM] 
 Mohain'medanize, M - 
 
 H-M-Dni-Z 
 Moham'medize, M - H - 
 
 M-Dzi 
 
 Mo'hur, M-Hr 
 Moi'dore, M-D-B 
 Moi'ety, M-H 
 Moil, M-L', M-Ld, M-L>- 
 
 NG 
 
 Moist, M8t* 
 Moist'en, Msi-N, Msi-Nd, 
 
 Ms>-N-NG 
 Moist'ness, Ms T - Ns 
 
 [ 
 Mo 
 
 bist'ure, Mstr 1 
 Mo'lar, M-Z 2 -B 
 Mo'lary, M-Z 2 -/Z 
 Molas'ses, M-zzi 
 Mold, M-Z-2-D, M 
 
 M-Z- 2 -D-NG. See Melting. 
 Mould, See Mold. 
 Mold'able or Mould'a- 
 
 ble, M-z^-D-tBl 
 Mold'er or Mould'er, M- 
 
 Z-2-Dr. See Melter. 
 Mold'iness or Mould'- 
 
 iness, M-Z^-D-Ns 
 Mold'ing or Moulding. 
 
 M-Z2-D-NG 
 Mold'-warp, M-Zd 2 -Wr- 
 
 P 
 Mold'y or Mould'y, M- 
 
 Z-2-D, M-i2.Dr. M-Z-2-Dst 
 Mole, M-L 2 , M-Ld, M-L 2 - 
 
 NG 
 
 Mole'-cast, M-Z-Kst 
 Molec'ular, M-Z 2 -K1-B 
 Mol'ecule, M-Z 2 -K1 
 Mole'-eyed, M-Z 2 -i-D 
 Mole'-hill, M-Z2-H1 
 Mole'-skin, M-Zs 2 -Kn 
 Molest', M-Zst=, M-Zs 2 - 
 
 Td, M-Zst2-NG 
 Molesta'tion, M - Zs 2 - 
 
 Tshn 
 
 Molest'er, M-Zstr 2 
 Molest'ful, M-Zs2-T-Fl 
 Mol'lah, M-Zi 
 Mol'lient, M-Z'-Nt 
 Mol'liflable, M-Z-F-B1 
 Molliflca'tion, M-Z2-F- 
 
 Kshn 
 Mol'lifler, M-Zi-F-B 
 
 MON 
 
 Mollify, M-Zi-F, 
 
 Fd, M-Z-i-F-NG 
 Mollus'ca, M-Zs^-K 
 Mollus'can, M-Zs 8 -Kn 
 Mollus'cous, M-Zs 2 -Ks 
 Mol'lusk, M-Zsi-K 
 Molt or Moult, M-Lt*, M- 
 
 Z-Td, M-Zts-NG 
 Molt'en, M-Z-Tn 
 Mo'ly, M-Z2 
 Molyb'date, M-Z^-B-Dt 
 Molybde'na, N-Z-B-D-N 
 Molyb'denous, M-Z 8 -B- 
 
 D-Ns 
 Molybde'num, M-Z 3 -B- 
 
 D-N-M 
 
 Molyb'dic, M-Z 3 -B-D-K 
 Mome, M 2 -M 
 Mo'ment, M 2 -Mnt 
 Moment'al-ly, M-Mnt-Z 
 Mo'mentarily, M-Mnt-ft* 
 
 -L 
 Mo'mentariness, M-Mnt 
 
 -.R2-NS 
 
 Mo'mentary, M-Mnt-fia 
 Mo'mently, M-Mnt-ZS 
 Moment'ous, M-Mnt-S z 
 Moment'ously, M-Mnt- 
 
 S2-Z, 
 Moment'ousness, M- 
 
 Mnt-S 2 -Ns 
 
 Momen'tum, M^-Mnt-M 
 Mo'mus, M 2 -Ms 
 Mon'achal, MJ-N-Kl 
 Mon'achism, MI - N - K - 
 
 zM 
 
 Mon'ad, Mn-D' 
 Monad'ic, Mn- 
 Monad'ical, Mn-D>-Kl 
 Mon'arch, M J -Nr-K 
 Monarch'al, Mi-Nr-Kl 
 Mon'archess, M^Nr-Ks 
 Monarch'ial, M-Nr-K-H 
 Monarchic, Mi-Nr-K-K 
 Monarchical. M'-Nr-K- 
 
 Kl 
 Mon'archism, M^-Nr-K- 
 
 zM 
 
 Mon'archist, M 1 -Nr-Kst 
 Mon'archize, M!-Nr-Kz 
 Mon'archy, M J -Nr-K 
 Monaste'rial, M-Ns-T*- 
 
 Rl 
 
 Mon'astery, M-N8-T J -B 
 Monas'tic, M-Ns-Ti-K 
 Monas'tical-ly, M-Ns-TL 
 
 Kl 
 Monas'ticism, M-Ns-T 1 - 
 
 szM 
 
 Mon'day, M-N-D 2 
 Monde, Mnd 1 
 Mon'etary, M-N-T-7Z 
 Mon'ey, M 2 -N 
 Mon'eys, M 2 -Nz 
 Mon'ey-broker, M 2 -N- 
 
 Br-JKr 
 Mon'ey-changer, M*- 
 
 N-CH-N-Jr [-CH-Jr] 
 Mon'eyed, M-N-D* 
 Mon'eyer, M-N-B* 
 
MON 
 
 Mdn'eyless, M-N-is 
 Mon'ey-order, M^-N-Kd 
 Mon'ey's-worth, M-N 
 
 zWr-TH [M*-Nz-TH] 
 Mon'ger, M=-NG-Gr [M 2 
 
 NGr] 
 
 Mon'grel, M-NG-Gr-L 
 Moni'tion, M 3 Nshn 
 Monltive, M-N-Tv l 
 Monitor, Mntri 
 Monito'rial, M-N-T*-fil 
 Monitory, M-N-Ti- 
 Mon'itress, M-N-Trs* 
 Monk, M2-NG-K. 
 Monk'ery, M-NG-Kr 
 Monk'ey, M^-NG-K 
 Monk'eyism, M*-NG-K 
 
 zM 
 Monk'ey-jacket, M^-NG 
 
 K-J-Kt 
 Monk'ey-rail, M 2 -NG-K 
 
 Rl 
 Monk'ey-wrench, M* - 
 
 NG-K-.R-N-CH 
 Monk'hood, M-NG-K 
 
 Hd 
 
 Monkish, M-NG-K-SH 2 
 Monocar'pous, M-N-Kr- 
 
 Mon'ochord, M^-N-Krd 
 Monochromatic, M*-N 
 
 Kr-Mt-K 
 Mon'ochrome, M^N-Kr- 
 
 M 
 
 Monoc'ular, M-N-K-.tr 1 
 Monoc'ulous, M-N-K-is 1 
 Mon'ocule, M^N-Kl 
 Monodac'tylous, M-N- 
 
 D'-Kt-is 
 
 Mon'odist, M-N-Dst 
 Mon'ody, M-N-Di 
 Monog'amist, Mn 1 - G - 
 
 Mst 
 
 Monog'amy, Mn*-G-M 
 Mon'ogram, M J -N-Gr-M 
 Mon'ographj M'-N-Grf 
 Monographic, Mi-N-Grf 
 
 -K 
 Monographlcal, M-N- 
 
 Gr-F^Kl 
 Monog'raphy, M-N-Gr- 
 
 Mon'olith, M-N-i-TH 
 Mon'ologue, M-N->-G 
 Monoma nia, Mn^M-N 
 Monoma'niac, Mn z -M-N- 
 
 K 
 
 Mon'ome, Mn!-M 
 Monom'eter, Mn^Mtr 
 Mono'mial, M-N-M1 
 Monop'othy, M-N-P-TH 
 Monopet'aloue, M-N-Pt 2 
 
 -La 
 Monoph'thong, M-N-F 1 - 
 
 TH-NG 
 Monophthon'gal, M-N- 
 
 F'-TH-NGl 
 Monoph'ysite, M-N-Fs 1 - 
 
 T 
 Monopolist, M-N-P-Zst 
 
 171 
 
 MOR 
 
 Monop'olize, M-N-P'-iz, I Moon'ish, Mn-SH 
 
 M-N-P-Lzd, M-N-Pi-I,z- 
 
 NG 
 Monopolizer, M-N-PJ- 
 
 Zz-B 
 
 Monopoly, M-N-P 1 -^ 
 Monop'teral, M-N-Ptr^L 
 
 Moonless, Mn-is 3 
 Moonlight, Mn-Zt 3 
 Moon'-loved, Mn 3 --Vd 
 Moon'-madness, Mu 3 - 
 
 M-D-Ns 
 Moon'-raker, Mn 3 -fi-Kr 
 
 Mon'optote, M-N-pi-Tt Moon'rise, 
 
 MonospermOus, M-N - !Moon'-sail, M 3 -Ns-L 
 
 sPr^-Ms Mdon'shee, Mn-SH 3 
 
 Monospherlcal, M-Ns- Moon'shine, Mn-SHn* 
 
 F2-R-K1 Moon'-shiny, Mn :i -SH-N 
 
 Mon'ostich, M-Ns-Ti-K Moon'v. M 3 -N 
 
 Monostrophlc, M - N - 
 
 Moon'-stone, Mns 8 -Tn 
 
 sTrf'-K 
 
 Moon'-struck, M'-N-sTr- 
 
 Monosyllabic, M-N-si 1 - 
 
 K [Mns 3 -T-K] 
 
 B-K 
 
 Moor, M-K 3 , M-Kd 3 , M- 
 
 Monosyllable, M-N-sL 1 - 
 
 3 -NG 
 
 Bl 
 
 Moor'age, M-K 3 -J 
 
 Monotheism, M-N-THzi 
 
 Moor'-cock, M- 3 -K-K 
 
 -M 
 Mon'otheiat, M-N-THsti 
 Monotheistic, M N - 
 
 Moor'-fowl, M-/e 3 F-L 
 Moor'-game, M-K 3 -G-M 
 Moor'-hen, M-R 3 -Hn 
 
 TH8 3 -T-K 
 Monoth'elite, M-N-TH 1 - 
 
 Mooring, M-fi 3 -XG 
 Moorings, M-fi 3 -Nz 
 
 Lt 
 
 Moorish, M-/i :i -SH 
 
 Mon'otone, M-N-Tn* 
 
 Moor '-land, Mr a -Z,nd 
 
 Monotonous, M-N-T 1 - 
 
 Moor'-stone, M--Rs 3 -Tn 
 
 Ns 
 
 Moor'y, M-^J 3 
 
 Monotonously, M-N-T 1 - 
 
 Moose, Ms 3 
 
 Ns-L 
 Monot'onousness, M-N- 
 
 Moose'-deer, Ms3-D-R 
 Moot, Mt 3 . M-Td 3 . Mtc) 8 
 
 Ti-Ns-Ns 
 
 Moot'able, Mt-Bl 3 
 
 MLonot'ony, M-N-T-N 
 Monsieur', Ms-B* 
 
 Moot'-case, Mt 3 -Es 
 Moot'-court, Mt^-Krt 
 
 Monsoon', M 3 -Ns-N 
 
 Moot'er, Mtr 3 
 
 VIon'ster, Mi-Nstr 
 
 Moot'-point, Mt 3 iPnt 
 
 Mon'strance, M - N - 
 
 Mop, M-P 1 , M'-Pt, M-Pi- 
 
 sTrns 1 [Mns-Tns 1 ] 
 
 NG 
 
 \Ionstrf>slty, M-N-sTrs 1 - 
 
 Mop'-board, M-Fi-Brd 
 
 T [Mns-Ts 1 -!] 
 
 Mope, M-P=, M-P12, M-pa- 
 
 llon'strous, M-N-sTrsi 
 
 NG 
 
 [Mns-Ts 11 
 
 Mon'ishly, M-P 2 -^H1 
 
 llon'stroubly, M N-sTr 1 - 
 
 Moplshness, M-P--SH- 
 
 BL [Mns-T 1 -s//] 
 
 Ns 
 
 ilon'strousness, M - N - 
 
 Mop'pet, M-Pti 
 
 sTre^Ns [Mns-Ts^NsJ 
 
 Mop'sey, M-P'-S 
 
 tfontanlc, Mnt'-N-K 
 
 Moraine', M-/in J 
 
 tton'tanist, Mn-T'-Nst 
 
 Mor'al, M-fll 1 
 
 tfonteth' or Mon'teth, 
 
 Morale', M-ft^L 
 
 Mn-T 2 orl-TH 
 
 Mor'alist, M-Blst 1 
 
 Month, M-N-TH*. See 
 
 Morality, M-B1 1 T 
 
 Minute. 
 
 Moraliza'tion, N-Rlzshn* 
 
 Monthly, M-N-TH-Z 
 
 Mor'alize, M-filz 1 , M- 
 
 llon'ument, Mn!-Mnt 
 
 /i'l/tl 1 , M-J21z^-NG 
 
 ttonument'al-ly, Mn 
 
 Mor'alizer, M-^l'-Zr 
 
 iloo, M 3 
 
 Mor'ally, M-X1 1 
 Morass', M-Bs 
 
 ood, M-D 8 
 
 Morass'y, M-i-8 
 
 Moodily, M-D8-Z 
 
 Mora'vian, M-/Z 2 -Vn 
 
 tfood'iness, M-D-Ns 
 
 Mor'bid, M-.R l -Bd 
 
 MCood'y, M-D 3 
 
 Mor'bidly, M-^-Bd-Z- 
 
 Mool'ah, M-Z 8 
 
 Mor'bidness, M-^-Bd- 
 
 loon, Mn 8 , Mud 3 , Mn E - 
 
 Ns 
 
 NG 
 
 "Mi orb ifi o !VI-^2^-I3f-K 
 
 doon'beam, Mn-B 8 -M 
 
 Morbiflcal, M-fi B-F-KI 
 
 MLoon'-calf, Mn-Kf 
 
 Morbose', M-Ji^-Bs 
 
 Moon'-dial, Mn 3 -D-L 
 
 Morceau', M-fi 2 -8 
 
 looned, Mud 3 
 
 Morda'cious, M-AIS-D 
 
 Moon'-iish, Mn'-F-5fl' 
 
 SHa 
 
MOB 
 
 Mordacity, M-fii-Ds-T 
 Mor'dant, M-fii-Dnt 
 More, Mr 2 
 Moreen', M-fln* 
 Mor'el, M-fiH 
 More'-land, Mr-Znd 
 Morello, W.-M-L 
 Moreo'ver, Mr-Vr* 
 Moresque', M-fls^E 
 Morganatic, M-fii-G-Nt 
 
 E 
 
 Morgue, Mri-G 
 Moribund, M-JZ^Bnd 
 Mor'il, M-fil 1 
 Mo'rion, M-R*-N 
 Moris'co, M-.Rs 3 -E 
 Mo'risk, M-fis^E 
 Morling, Mr-Z^NG 
 
 aor'mon, Mr'-Mn 
 orlnonism, Mr-Mn-Z 1 
 M 
 
 Mor'monite, Mr-Mn-T 1 
 Morn, Mrn 1 
 Morning, Mrn^NG 
 Morning-glory, Mrn 1 - 
 
 NG-G1-/J 
 Morning-gown, Mrn 1 
 
 NG-Gn 
 Morn'ing-star, Mrn 1 
 
 NGs-T-R (-NGstr) 
 Moroc'co, M-fl^E 
 Morone', M-fin* 
 Morose', M-fis 2 
 Morosely, M-.R*-8Z 
 Morose'ness, M-fis 2 -Ns 
 Mor'pheus, M-fii-Fs 
 Mor'phew, M R l -F 
 Mor'phia, M-W-F 
 Mor'phine, M-^-Fn 
 Morphol'ogy, M-^-F-Z- 
 
 J 
 
 Mor'rice, M-fls 1 
 Mor'ris, M-tfs 1 
 Mor'ris-dance, 
 
 Dns 
 Mor'ris-dancer, 
 
 D-sR 
 
 Mor'row, M-fii 
 Morse, M-Rs 1 
 Mor'sel, Mrs-Z 1 
 Mort, M-Rt 1 
 Mor'tal, Mrt-Zi 
 Mortality, Mrt _ 
 Mor'talize, Mrt-Zz 
 Mor'tally, Mrt-Z 1 
 Mor'tar, Mrtr 
 Mort'gage, Mr-G-Ji, Mr- 
 
 G-Jdi, Mr-G-J^NG 
 Mort'gage-deed, Mr- G - 
 
 Ji-Dd 
 
 Mortgagee', Mr-G-J8 
 Mortgageor', Mr-G-Jr> 
 Mort'gager, Mr-G-Jr 
 Mortirerous, M - S 3 - 1 - 
 
 Frs 
 Mortiflca'tion, M-fit2-F- 
 
 Eshn 
 
 Mor'tifier, M-^t^F-R 
 Mor'tify, M-^tt-F, M- 
 
 172 
 
 MOV 
 
 Mor'tise, M-JZ'-Ts, M-K 1 
 
 Mot'to, M-T 1 
 
 Tst. M-^-Ts-NG 
 
 Mould, Mould er, 
 
 Mort'main, Mrt J -Mn 
 
 Mould'y, Moult, See 
 
 Mort'uary, Mr-CH J -B 
 
 Mold, etc. 
 
 Mosaic, Mz-K 
 
 Mound, Mnd 1 , Mn-Dd 1 , 
 
 Mosalcal, Mz-K-L a 
 
 Mnd!-NG 
 
 Mosk, Mst-K 
 
 Mount, Mnt 1 , Mn-Td 1 , 
 
 Moslem, Mz-^-M 
 
 Mnti-N'G 
 
 Mosque, M8 J -K 
 
 Mount'able, Mnt Bi-L 
 
 Mosqui'to, Ms-K-T 3 
 
 Mount'ain, Mnt>-N 
 
 Moss, Msl, Mst 1 , Ms^NG 
 
 Mount'ain-ash, Mnt^-N- 
 
 Moss'-agate, Ms^G-T 
 Moss'-bunker, Ms 1 - B 
 
 ' SH 
 Mount'ain-blue, MntJ-N 
 
 NG-Kr 
 
 -Bl 
 
 Moss'-clad, MJ-sKld 
 
 Mount'ain-cork, Mnti- 
 
 Moss'-grown, Ms^Grn 
 Mossiness, M-Si-Ns 
 
 N-Kr-E 
 Mount'ain-dew, Mnt'-N 
 
 Moss'-land, Ms^Znd 
 
 -D 
 
 Moss'-pink, Mgi-P-NG-K 
 
 Mountaineer', Mnt-X-R 3 
 
 Moss'-rose, Msi-ffz 
 
 Mount'ainer, Mnt-N-Ri 
 
 Moss'-rush, Ms'-fl-SH 
 
 Mount'ain-green, Mnti- 
 
 Moss'-trooper, Ms'-Tr- 
 
 N-Grn 
 
 Pr 
 
 Mount'ain-)ea ther, 
 
 Moss'y, M-S, M-Sri, M 
 
 Mnti-N-Zdhr 
 
 Ssti 
 
 Mount'ainous, Mnt^Ns 
 
 Most, Mst 
 
 Mount'ainousness, Mnt 1 
 
 Mos'tic, Ms-T'-K 
 Mos'tick, Ms-T^K 
 
 -Ns-Ns 
 Mount'ain-top, Mnti-X- 
 
 Mostly, Ms-Z 2 
 
 T-P 
 
 Mot (mo), M 
 
 Mount'ebank, Mnt-Bi- 
 
 Mote, Mts 
 
 NG-K 
 
 Motet', M-Tt 
 
 Mount'er, Mntr 1 
 
 Moth, M-THi 
 
 Mounting, Mnti-NG 
 
 Moth'-eat, M-TH>-T 
 
 Mourn, Mrn 2 , Mrnd 2 , 
 
 Moth'-eaten, M-THi-Tn 
 
 Mrn 2 -NG 
 
 Moth'er, Mdhi-s 
 Moth'ered. Mdhr-D 2 
 Moth'erhobd, Mdhr 2 -Hd 
 
 Mourn'er, Mr 2 -Nr 
 Mourn'ful, Mrn-F 2 -L 
 Mourn'fally, Mrn-F 2 -Z 
 
 Moth'er-in-law, Mdhr 2 - 
 
 Mourn'fulness, Mrn-F*- 
 
 Nl 
 
 L-Ns [iFs] 
 
 Moth'er-land, Mdhr 8 - 
 
 Mourning, Mrn 2 -NG 
 
 Znd 
 
 Mourning-dove, Mrn 2 - 
 
 Moth'erless, Mdhr-Zs 2 
 
 NG-Dv 
 
 Moth'er-liquor, Mdhr 2 - 
 
 Mouse, (7i.) Ms 1 
 
 Z-Kr 
 
 Mouse, (v.) Mzi, Mzdi 
 
 Moth'erly, Mdhr-Z 2 
 
 Mz^XG 
 
 Mother-of-pearl', Mdhr 2 
 
 Mouse'-hole, Msi-Hl 
 
 i P*-/l 
 
 Mous'er, M-Zr 1 
 
 Moth'er-queen, ildhr*- 
 
 Mouse -trap, Msi-Tr-P 
 
 Kwn 
 
 Moustache', Ms-T^-SH 
 
 Moth'er-tongue, Mdhr 2 - 
 
 (or Mst-SH 1 ) 
 
 T-NG 
 
 Mouth, M-TH 1 
 
 Moth'er-water, Mdhr 2 - 
 
 Mouth, M-DH 1 , M-DHd^ 
 
 Wtr 
 
 M-DHi-NG 
 
 Moth'er- wit, Mdhr-Wt 
 Moth'erwort, Mdhr-Wrt 2 
 
 Mouth 'er, M-DHr 1 
 Mouth 'fill, M-TH'-Fl 
 
 Moth'ery, M-DH 2 -K 
 
 Mouthless, M-TH'-Zb 
 
 Moth'y, M-TH 1 , M-TH 1 - 
 
 Mouth'-piece, M-TH^-PS 
 
 R, M-THst 
 
 Mov'able-y, M-V3-B1 
 
 Mo'tile, Mt-Z 
 
 Mov'ables, M-ys-Blz 
 
 Mo'tion, Mshn, Mshnd 2 , 
 
 MoVableness, M-V3-B1- 
 
 Mshn*-NG 
 
 Ns [IBs] 
 
 Mo'tionless, Mshn-Ls* 
 
 Move, M-V3, M-Vd, M- 
 
 Mo'tive, Mt-V 
 
 M-V 3 -NG 
 
 Motiv'ity, Mt-V-T 
 
 Moveless, M-V 3 -Zs 
 
 Mot'ley, Mt-Z 
 
 Move'ment, M - V 3 - Mnt 
 
 Mo'tor, Mtr 
 
 [Mnt 3 ] 
 
 Mo tory Mt-R 
 
 Mov'er, M-Vr 8 
 
 Mottle, Mt-Z 1 , Mt-Zdi, 
 
 Moving, M-V3-NG 
 
 Mt-li-NQ 
 
 Movingly, M-V 3 -NG1 
 
MOW 
 
 Mow (mow), Ml, M-D 1 
 
 Mi-NG 
 Mow (mo), M, M-D, M* 
 
 NO 
 
 MowMjurn, M2-B-.Sn 
 Mow'er, M-R 
 Mowing, M*-NG 
 Mown, Mn* 
 Mox'a, M-K-S 1 
 Mr., Mr 
 Mrs.. Ms-S 
 Much, M-CH* 
 Mu'cid, Ms-B-s 
 Mu'cilage, MS-Z.S-J 
 Mucilag'inous, Hs-H-J- 
 
 Ns 
 Mucilag'inousness, Ms- 
 
 Z/i-J-Ns-Ns 
 
 Mucip'arous, Ms-P 8 -fls 
 Muck, M2-K 
 Mucked, M-Kt 
 Muck'-heap, M^-K-P 
 Muck'-hill, M2-K-H1 
 Muck'iness, M^-K-NS 
 Muck'le, M2-K1 
 Muck'-rake, M^-K-B-K 
 Muck'-worm, M^-K-Wr- 
 
 M 
 
 Muck'y, M2-K 
 Mu'cous, MS-KS 
 Mu'cousness, M 3 -Ks-Ns 
 Mu'cronate, M-Kr-Nt 
 Mu'cronated, M-Kr-N- 
 
 Td 
 
 Mu'culent, M-K-Z-nt 8 
 Mu'cus, M*-Ks 
 Mud, M-D2, M-Dd2 M-D*- 
 
 NG 
 
 Mud'died, M-Dd* 
 Mud'diness, M-D-Ns 
 Mud'dle, M-Dia, M-Dld, 
 
 Mud'dily, 
 
 Mud'dys (a.) M-D, M- 
 
 Dra, M-Dst* 
 Mud'dy, (c.) M-D*, M- 
 
 Dd2, M-D2-NG 
 Mud'-sUl, M-Ds^-L 
 Mud'-wall, M-D8-W1 
 Muez'zin, M-Zu- 
 Muff, M F 
 Muffin, M-Fn 
 Muffle, M-F1", M-Flds, 
 
 M-F12-NG 
 Muffled, M-Fld 
 Muffler, M-Fia-B 
 Mufti, M-F2-T 
 Mug, M-G 
 Mug'gish, M-G-SH2 
 Mug'gy, M2-G, M"-Gr, 
 
 M=-Gst 
 
 Mug'house, M'-G-Hs 
 Mug'-weed, M*-G-wD 
 Mug'wort, M-G-Wrta 
 Mulat'to, M-ii-T 
 Mul'berry, M-i*-B-B 
 Mul'berry-tree, M-L-B- 
 
 -Tr 
 Mulch, M-L'-CH, 
 
 CHt, 
 
 173 
 
 Mulct, M-Z.*-K-T, M-Z.I-K 
 
 Td, M-Z-2-K-T-NG 
 Mulct'uary, M-Z^K-CH 
 
 Mule, M-L 
 Mule'-jenny, M-ZS-J-N 
 Mule'-spinner, M-Z,s-P 
 
 Nr 
 
 Muleteer", H-Z. 3 -Tr 
 Mule'wort, M-z/MVrt 
 Mulieb'rity, M-Z, 2 -Br-T 
 Mu'lier, M-Z.3-R 
 Mul'ish, M-Z/3-SH 
 Mul'ishly, M.-L*-SH1 
 Mul'ishness, M - Z, a - SH - 
 
 Ns 
 Mull, M-L, M-Ld, M-L 2 - 
 
 NG 
 
 Mulla, M-Z- 2 
 Mul'len, M-Ln* 
 Mull'er, M-Z.2-B 
 Mul'let, M-Z.t 
 Mul'ligrubs, 
 Mull'ion, M-Zn* 
 Mullion'ed, M-ZfUd* 
 Mull'ock, M-ia-K 
 
 Multan'gular, M-Z.ti-NG- 
 
 Gl-R 
 Multan'gulariy, M - Z.ti - 
 
 NG-Gl-fli 
 Multartic'ulate, M-t3- 
 
 /Jt-Klt 
 
 Multe'ity, M-Z.8-T-T 
 Multicap'sular, M-Z, 1 -!- 
 
 K-P-sZ-R 
 Multica'vous, M-ZAT- 
 
 K-Vs 
 Multiden'tate, M-t2- 
 
 Dn-Tt 
 Multifa'rious, M-itz-F- 
 
 Aa 
 Multifa'riously, M - LV- 
 
 Multifa'riousness, M - 
 
 Z.t 2 -F-Rs-Ns 
 Mul'tifld, M-Z,t*-Fd 
 Multif idous, M-Z,ts-F-Ds 
 Multiflo'rous or Multif- 
 lorous, M-ZA>r3-T-Fl-8 
 Multifold, M-z.-T-Fid 
 Mul'tiform, M-Z,t-F-R- 
 
 M 
 Multiformity, M-Z-ti-F- 
 
 R-M-T 
 Multiform'ous, M-Z-ti-F- 
 
 R-Ms 
 Multigen'erous, M-Z.2- 
 
 T-J-Nrs 
 Multiju'gous, M-3-T-J- 
 
 Gs 
 Multilat'eral, M-Z,t'-Z,tr- 
 
 L 
 
 Multilin'eal, M-Z,t8-Z--Nl 
 Multiloc'ular, M-iti-Z,- 
 
 El-R 
 Multil'oquence, \l-L\f- 
 
 L-Kwns 
 Multil'oquent, M-z.t-Z,- 
 
 Kwnt 
 
 MUL 
 
 Multil'oquous, 
 
 Kws 
 Multino'date, 
 
 Dt 
 Multino'mial, M-/-t 2 -N- 
 
 Ml 
 Multinom'inal, M-it'-N- 
 
 M-N1 
 Multinom'inous, M-Z-f- 
 
 N-M-Na 
 
 Multip'arous, M-Lt 3 -Prs 
 Multipartite, M-Lts-Pr- 
 
 Tt 
 
 Mul'tiped, M-Xt 2 -P-D 
 Mul'tiple, M-Lf-:-Pl 
 Mul'tiplex, M-/,t2-pi-Ks 
 Mul'tipiiable, M-Lt=-Pl- 
 
 Bl 
 Multipli'ableness, M- 
 
 iti-Pl-Bl-Xs [:Bs] 
 Mul'tiplicable, M-Zit*- 
 
 P1-K-B1 
 Multiplicand, M-Lt^-Pl- 
 
 Knd 
 Mul'tiplicate, M-Z,ts-Pl. 
 
 Kt 
 Multip'licate, M-Z-t^-pl. 
 
 Kt 
 Multiplica'tion, JI-Z,t 2 - 
 
 Pl-Kshn 
 Mul'tiplicative, 51-Lt*. 
 
 Pl-Kt-V 
 Mul'tiplicator, M-Z-ts-Pl. 
 
 Ktr 
 Multiplic'ity, 3I-Z,t 3 -Pls- 
 
 T CMlt-Pl8 3 -T) 
 Mul'tiplier, Jl-Zt2-Pl-R 
 Mul'tiply, M-Z,t 2 -Pl, M- 
 
 Z-ts-Pld, M-Z-tS-Pl-XG 
 Mul'tiplying-glass, M - 
 
 Z,t2-Pl-NG-Gls 
 Multip'otent, M-its.p. 
 
 Tnt 
 Multipres'ence, M-Z-t% 
 
 Prz-Ns 
 Multira'diate, M-it-. 
 
 Dt 
 Multis'cious, M-i 3 -T- 
 
 SHs 
 Slultisil'iquous, M-Z-ts 8 - 
 
 Z/-KWS 
 Multis'onous, M-i 3 -Ts- 
 
 Ns 
 Multispi'ral, M-Z-ts 1 -?. 
 
 El 
 Multistri'ate, M-its^Tr, 
 
 T 
 Multisyl'lable, ii-z,ts. 
 
 Z.-BI 
 
 Multitude, M-Lt-Td 
 Multitu'dinary, M-Z,tA 
 
 Td-Nr 
 Slultitu'dinous, M-Z-t* 
 
 Td-Hs 
 Slultitu'dinously, M- 
 
 Multiv'agant, M-i 3 -1V 
 
 Gnt 
 Multiv'agous, M-ZAT* 
 
 Gs 
 
HUIi 
 
 Mul'tivalve, M-2-T-Vl- 
 
 V 
 Multivalv'ular, M-i-T- 
 
 \l-V-Lr 
 Multiv'ersant, M-ZAT- 
 
 Vrs-Nt 
 
 Multiv'ious, M-it'-Vs 
 Multo'ca, M-i*-T-K 
 Multoc'ular, M-iti-El-B 
 Multung'ulate, M-Z,t- 
 
 NG-Glt 
 
 Mul'ture, M--CHr 
 Mum, MS-M 
 Mum'ble, M-M-El", M-M- 
 
 Bld, M-M-B1 2 -NG . 
 Mum'bler, M-M-Bl*-B 
 Mumm, M*-M, M^-Md, 
 
 M2-M-NG . 
 Mum'mer, M 2 -Mr 
 Mum'mery, M-M-tf 2 
 Mummifica'tion, M-M- 
 
 F 2 -Kshn - 
 Jlum'miform, M-M-F*- 
 
 B-M 
 Mum'mify, M-M-F, M- 
 
 M-Fd, M-M-FS-NG 
 Mum'my, M-M 
 Mump, M-M-P 2 , M*-Mt, 
 
 M-M-P-NG 
 Mump'er, M-M-Pr* 
 Mump'ish, M-M-P^SH 
 Mumps, M-M-Ps 
 Munch, M-N-CH2, M-N- 
 
 CHts, M-N-CH2-NG 
 Munch'er, M-N-CHr> 
 Mun'dane, Mn-Dn 2 
 Mundificant, M-N-DP- 
 
 Knt 
 Mundiflca tion, Mn-Df- 
 
 Kshn 
 Mundif'icative, Mn-Df 3 - 
 
 Kt-V 
 
 Mun'dify, Mn-D^-F 
 Mundiv'agant, Mn-Dv'- 
 
 Gnt 
 Jffundun'gus, M,-D*-NG- 
 
 Gs 
 
 Mun'go, M*-NG-G 
 Munic'ipal, M-Ns-ps.L 
 Municipal'ity, M-Ns-pi- 
 
 L-1 
 Muniricence, M-N-iFB- 
 
 
 
 Muniricent, M-N-FsS-Nt 
 Munificently, M-N-Fu* 
 
 Kt-L 
 
 Mu'niment, Mn-Mnt 
 Muni'tion, M"-Nshn 
 Munjeet', M-N-Jt 
 Muns, Mnz 2 
 Munso'nian, M2-Ns-Nn 
 Mu'ral, M-fil 
 Mur'der, Mrdr^, Mr-Drd, 
 
 Mrdr-'-NG - 
 Mur'derer, Mrdr-B 
 Mur'deress, Mr-Drg2 
 Mur'derous, Mrdr-S s 
 Mur'derously, Mrdr-Sl 
 Mu'riate, M-fis.T 
 Mu'riated, M-K^-Td 
 
 174 
 
 Muriat'ic, M-Rt>-K 
 Mu'rine, M-Jfn 3 
 Murk'ily, Mr-K-* 
 Murk'y, Mr2-K, Mr^-Kr, 
 
 MrS-Kst 
 Mur'mior, Mr^-Mr, Mr z - 
 
 Mrd, Mr*-Mr-NG 
 Mur'niurer, Mr-Mr- R* 
 Mur'muringly, Mr 2 -Mr- 
 
 NG1 
 
 Mur'murous, Mr-Mr-S 2 
 Mur'rain, M-JKn 2 
 Mur'rhine, M-fin* 
 Mur'za, M-fis-Z 
 Mus'cadel, Ms-K-D 2 -L 
 Mus'cadine, Ms-K-Dn 2 
 Mus'cat, Ms^Kt 
 Mus'catel, Ms-K-T 2 -L 
 Mus'cle, Ms-i 2 
 Muscova'do, Ms-K-V 2 -!) 
 Mus'covy-Duok, Ms-K- 
 
 VS-D-K 
 
 Mus'cular, Ms-K-ir 2 
 Muscular'ity, Ms-K-Z 1 - 
 
 Rt 
 
 Mus'culous, Ms-K-Ls 8 
 Muse, Mz3, M2d3 Mz3-NG 
 Muse'ful, Mz-F^-L 
 Muse'less, Mz-Xs a 
 Mus'er, M-Zi* 
 Mu'ses, Mzz3 
 Mu'set, Mz-TS 
 Musette', Ms-T* 
 Muse'um, Mz'-M 
 Mush, M-SH 2 
 Mush'room, M-SHr*-M 
 Mu'sic, Mz3-K 
 Mu'sical. Mz-K-L3 
 Mu'sically, Mz-K-i* 
 Mu'sicalness, Mz-K-L 3 - 
 
 Ns 
 
 Mu'sic-book, Mz^-K-B-K 
 Musician, MzAn 3 
 Mu'sic-master, Mz^ - K - 
 
 Mstr 
 
 Mu'sic-stool, Mz3-Ks-T-L 
 Mus'ing, Mz-NG 
 Mus'ingly, Mz-NG-L* 
 Musk, Ms2-K 
 Mus'kallonge, Ms-K-Z 2 - 
 
 N-J 
 
 Musk'-deer, Ms2-K-Dr 
 Muslcet, Ms2-Kt 
 Musketeer', Ms-K-Tr 3 
 Musketoon', Ms-K-Tn 3 
 MusTietry, Ms-K-Tr 2 
 Mus'ket-shot, Ms* - Kt - 
 
 SHt 
 
 Musk'iness, Ms 2 -K-Ns 
 Musk'-melon, Ms 2 -K-M- 
 
 Ln 
 
 Musk'-ox, Ms 2 -K-Ks 
 Musk'-rat, Ms 2 -E-J2t 
 Musk'y, Ms5-K 
 Mus'lin, Mz-Z,n 2 
 Mus'lin-de-laine, ' Ms - 
 
 in 2 -D-/,n (Mz-nd 2 -in) 
 Muslinet', Mz-i 2 -Nt 
 Mus'quash, M-sKw-SH 2 
 Mus'quet, Ms-Et* 
 
 MYO 
 
 Musqui'to, Ms- 
 Mus'role, aiz-A^ 
 Muss. Ms 3 
 Mus'sel, Ms-iz 
 Mus'selman, 
 Mus'selmanish, Ms- 
 
 Mn-SH 
 Must, Mst 
 Mus'tac, Ms-T 2 -K 
 Mustache', Ms - Ti - 8H 
 
 (Mst-SHi) 
 
 Mustach'io, Ms-T^^fl 
 Mustachioed, ~M.s-1 l -SS 
 
 -D 
 
 Mus'tang, Ms-T2-NQ 
 Mus'tard, Ms-Trd3 
 Mustee', Ms-T^ 
 Mus'ter, Mstr 2 , Ms-Trd*. 
 
 Mstr(-) 2 
 Mus'ter-master, Ms-Tr- 
 
 Mstr 
 
 Mus'ter-roll, Ms-Tr 2 -J21 
 Must'ily, Ms-T2-i 
 Must'iness, Ms-T 2 -Ns 
 Must'y, Ms-T2, Ms-TS-B, 
 
 Ms-Tst 2 
 Mutabil'ity, Mt-BP-T 
 
 (Mt-Blt3) 
 
 Mu'table, Mt-BP 
 Mu'tableness, Mt-BF-Ns 
 
 [Mt 3 i Bs] 
 
 Muta'tion, M-Tshn 2 
 Mute, Mts 
 Mute'ly, Mt-Z' 
 Mute'ness, M-T 3 -Ns 
 Mu'tilate, 
 
 Td, Mt-Lta-KG 
 Mutila'tion, Mt-ishn 2 
 Mu'tilator, Mt-Ztr" 
 Mutineer', M-T 3 -Nr 
 Mu'tinous, M-T 3 -Ns 
 Mu'tinously, M-T 3 -Ns-L 
 Mu'tinousness, M-T*-Ns- 
 
 Ns 
 Mu'tiny, M-T 3 -N, M-T3. 
 
 N-D, M-T 3 -N-NG 
 Mut'ter, Mtr=, M-Trd 2 , 
 
 Mtr 2 -NG 
 
 Mut'terer, Mtr-fia 
 Mut'ton, M-Tn 2 
 Mut 'ton-chop, M - Tn - 
 
 CH-P 
 
 Mut'ton-flst, M-Tn 2 -Fst 
 Mut'ual-ly, Mt-i 3 
 Mutuality, Mt-Z-T 
 Mut'ule, M-T 3 -L 
 Muz'zle, M-Z12, M-Zld 
 
 M-Z1 2 -NG 
 Muz'zle-ring, M-Zl 2 -&- 
 
 NG 
 
 Muz'zy, 3I-Z 2 
 My, M l 
 
 Mycol'ogy, M-Kl-Ji 
 Mynheer', Mn-huB* 
 My'ope, M-Pi 
 Myolog'ical, M-iLJ-Kl 
 Myol'ogist, M-i^Jst 
 Myol'ogy, M-i'-J 
 My'opy, M-P 1 
 Myo'sis, Mss* 
 
MYB 
 
 Myr'iad, M-IP-D 
 Myr'iarch, 
 Myri'ca, M-fii-K 
 Myr'icine, M-Rs 8 -N 
 Myr'igram, M-.R 3 -Gr-M 
 Myriagramme', M - R l - 
 
 Gr-M 
 
 Myrial'iter, M-fi-Ztr 
 Myr'ialiter, M-B 3 -itr 
 Myriali'tre, M-^s./,tr 
 Myriam'eter, Mri-Mtr 
 Myr'ameter, Mr 3 -Mtr 
 Myriame'tre, Mr*-Mtr 
 Myr'iapod, M-.R3-Pd 
 Myriare', M-tfi-R 
 Myr'iologue, M-.R3-L-G 
 Myriora'ma, M-^orS-R- 
 
 M 
 
 Myr'midon, Mr-M-Dn* 
 Myrob'alan, M-JZ'-B-in 
 Myrrh, M-R 2 
 Myr'rhic, M-K3-K 
 Myr'rhine, M-/Jn 
 Myr'tiform, M-tfts-F-R- 
 
 M 
 
 Myr'tle, Mrt-i 
 Myr'tle-berry, Mrt-Z,- 
 
 B-.R 
 Myself, Ms-i-F. Written 
 
 in the first position to 
 
 distinguish it from the 
 
 abbreviation for Himself. 
 Mys'tagpgue, Ms-T 3 -G-G 
 Myste'rious, Ms-T 3 -Ks 
 Myste'riously, Ms-T8-fl- 
 
 sL 
 Myste'riousness, Ms-T 3 - 
 
 fls-Ns 
 Mys'terize, Ms - T 3 - Rz, 
 
 Ms-T 3 -.Rzd, Ms-T 3 -.Rz- 
 
 NG 
 Mys'tery, Ms - Tr. See 
 
 History. 
 
 Mys'tic, Ms-TS-K 
 Mys'tical-ly, Ms-T8-Kl 
 Mys'ticalness, Ms-T 8 -Kl- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Mys'ticism, Ms-TS-szM 
 Mystifica'tion, Ms-Tf- 
 
 Eshn 
 Mys'tify, Ms-TS-F, Ms-Tf 3 
 
 -D, Ms-Tf 3 -NG 
 Myth, M-TH3 
 Myth'ic, M-TH8-K 
 Myth'ical-ly, M-TH-K1 
 Mythog'rapher, M-THi- 
 
 Gr-Fr 
 My thol og'ic, M-THi-i- J- 
 
 K 
 Mytholog'ical, M-THi-Ji 
 
 -J-K1 
 Mythol'ogist, M-THi-Z- 
 
 Jst 
 Mythol'ogize, M-TH 1 -^- 
 
 Jz 
 Mythol'ogy, M-THi-i-J 
 
 [M-THi-Jj 
 Myth'oplasm, M - TH 8 - 
 
 Pl-zM 
 
 175 
 
 N. 
 
 N, the fourteenth letter o: 
 the Alphabet, represents 
 the sound of n as heard in 
 no, new, men, ru, etc. 
 
 Nn generally has the 
 sound of single n, as in ban- 
 ner, runner, funnel, inn, 
 bunn, etc. See Bb. 
 
 Ng is the usual represen- 
 tative of the single guttera? 
 nasal sound ng as heard in 
 san^r, rung, long, sung, etc. 
 When occurring before k or 
 g (sounded as Gay), ra gen- 
 erally has the sound of NG. 
 as in bank (bangk), link 
 (llngk), longer (long-ger), 
 finger (flug-ger). In the 
 words hanger, slin^er, ring- 
 er, brin^er and springer ng 
 is sounded as the single 
 sound of the phonographic 
 letter NG. Compare anger 
 with hanger and linger with 
 singer. 
 Nab, N-Bi, N-Bd>, N-Bi- 
 
 NG 
 
 Na'bob, N-B-B 
 Nac'arat, N-K-JJti 
 Na'cre, N-Kr 
 Na'creous, N-Kr-S 8 
 Na'dab, N-D=-B 
 Na'dir, N-Dra 
 Nee'vus, N-Vs 
 Nag, Ni-G, N'-Gd, Ni-G- 
 
 NG 
 
 Na'iad, N-D2 
 Naif, N-F2 
 Nail, N-L, N-Ld2, N-L= 
 
 NG 
 
 Nail'-brush, N-L-Br-SH 
 Nail'er, N-/,r 
 Nail'ery, N-L 2 -7J 
 Nain'sook, N^-Ns-K 
 Nais'sant, Ns^-Nt 
 Naive, N-Vi 
 Na'ivete, N-Vi-T 
 Na'ked, N-Kd 
 Na'kedly, N-Kd-Z* 
 NaTcedness, N 2 -Kd-Ns 
 Na'ker, N 2 -Kr 
 Nam'able, N-M-B1 
 Nama'tion, N 2 -Mshn 
 Nam'by-pamby, N-M-B 
 
 tP'-M-B 
 Name,N*-M, N-Md, N*- 
 
 M-NG 
 
 N"ame'less. N-M-Zs 
 Name'leasly, N-M-Zs-Z 
 Name'ly, N-M-X,* 
 ffame'-plate, N 2 -M-Plt 
 Pfame'sake, N*-Ms-K 
 Nankeen', Nn?-Kn 
 
 NAT 
 
 Nap, N-pi, N-Pti. N-Pi- 
 
 NG 
 
 Nape, N-P 
 Naph'tha, N-Pi-TH or N- 
 
 Naphthal'ic, N- 
 
 K or N-Fi-TH-i-K 
 Na'pier's-bones, N - P 
 
 flz-Bnz 
 Na'pier's-rods, N-ps-R 
 
 R-Dz 
 
 Nap'kin, N-pi-Kn 
 Napless, N-P-is 1 
 Na'ples-yellow, N-Pl 
 
 Y-i 
 
 Napo'leon, N-P 2 -in 
 Nap'piness, N-pi-Ns 
 Nap'py, N-P 1 
 Narcis'sus, Nr-Sss 3 
 Narco'sis, N^-Kss 
 Narcot'ic, Nr-K-Ti-K 
 Narcot'ical, Nr^Kt-Kl 
 Narcot'icness, 
 
 K-Ns 
 
 Nar'cotine, Xr-K-Tn 1 
 Nar'cotism, Nr-K-l^-zM 
 Nar'cotize, Nr-K-Tzi, Nr- 
 
 K-Tzd', Nr-K-Tzi-NG 
 Nard, Nr-Di 
 Nard'ine, Nr-Dni 
 Nar'gile, Nr-G-Li 
 Narrate', Nr-T 2 , Nr-Td'. 
 
 Nrt 2 -NG 
 
 Narra'tion, XrshnS 
 Nar'rative, Nr-Tvi 
 Nar'ratively, Nr-T 1 - VI 
 Narra'tor, Nrtr 2 
 Nar'ratory, Nr-T>-JZ 
 Nar'rify, N-Z^-F 
 Nar'row, (a.) N-fi 1 , N- 
 
 7iri. N-sti 
 Nar'row, (w.) N-.R 1 , N-7J 1 - 
 
 D, N-fl'-NG 
 Nar'rowly, N-K1 1 
 Nar'row-minded, N-K 1 
 
 !Mn-Dd 
 
 Nar'rowness, N-.R'-Ns 
 Nar'rows, N-/fzi 
 Nar'row-sighted, N-^Zs 1 - 
 
 Td 
 
 Nar'wal, Nr-WU 
 Nar'whal, Nr-WU 
 Na'sal, Nz-L* 
 Nasal'ity, N-zLi-T 
 Na'salize, Nz-Lz, Nz- 
 
 Lzd 2 Nz-Lz=-NG 
 Na'sally, N-Z1 
 Nas'cency, Ns-N-8 1 
 Nas'cent, Ns^Nt 
 Nas'tily, Ns-T 1 -^ 
 Nas'tiness, Ns-Ti-Ns 
 Nastur'tium, Ns - T - R 
 
 SH-M 
 
 Nastur'tion, Ns-T^-JSshn 
 Nas'ty, Ns-T 1 , Ns-T'-B, 
 
 Ns-Tst 1 
 Na'tal, Nt-L 
 Na'tant, N-Tnt 
 Nata'tion, N-Tshn* 
 Natato'rial, 
 
NAT 
 
 Na'tatory, N-T*-T-B 
 Natch, N-CHi 
 Natch'-bone, N-CH 1 Bn 
 Na'tes, N-Tz* 
 Na'tion, Nshn* 
 Na'tional, Nshn-Z 1 
 Nationalism, Nshn-Zz 1 - 
 
 M 
 
 Nationality, Nshn-Zi-T 
 Nationaliza'tion, Nshn- 
 
 Lzthn* 
 Nationalize, Nshn-Zz 1 , 
 
 Nshn-Zzd 1 , Nshn-Lz 1 -NG 
 Nationally, Nshn-Z 1 
 Na'tionalness, Nshn-Z 1 - 
 
 Ns 
 
 Na'tive, Nt-V* 
 Na'tive-born, Nt-V 2 -B- 
 
 Rn 
 
 Na'tively, Nt-V*-Z 
 Na'tiveness, Nt-V*- KB 
 Na'tivism, Nt-Vz-M 
 Nativ'ity, Nt-v-T 
 Na'tron, N-Trn* 
 Nat'ty, N-T 1 
 Nat'ural, Nt-BU 
 Nat'uralism, Nt-/Jli-zM 
 Nat'uralist, Nt-Blst 1 
 Naturaliza'tion, Nt- 
 
 Rlzshn? 
 Nat'uralize, Nt-Blz 1 , Nt- 
 
 Blzds Nt-Blzt-NG 
 Nat'urally, Nt-Bl 1 
 Nat'uralness, Nt-B^-Ns 
 Nat'ure, Ntr 2 
 Nat'ured, Ntr-D 2 
 Nat'urist. N-CHi-Bst 
 Naught, Nt> 
 Naught'ily, N-Ti-Z 
 Naughtiness, N-T l -Ns 
 Naught'y, N-T 1 , N-Ti-B. 
 
 N-Tsti 
 
 Naus'copy, Ns-K-P 1 
 Nau'sea, N-SH 1 
 Nau'seate, N-SHti, N- 
 
 SHi-Td, N-SHti-NG 
 Nausea'tion, N-SHshn a 
 Nau'seous, N-SHs 1 
 Nau'seously, N-8Hs-Z 
 Nau'seousness, N-SHs 1 - 
 
 Ns 
 
 Nautch, N-CHi 
 Nau'tical, Nt'-Kl 
 Nau'tilus, N-T!-Z.s 
 Na'val, N-vs-L 
 Nave, N-V* 
 Na'vel, N-ys-L 
 Na'vel-gall, N-V 2 -L-G1 
 Na'vel-string, N-V 2 -z,s- 
 
 Tr-NG 
 
 Na'vew, X-V= 
 Navic'ular, N-V 3 -K1-B 
 Navigability, N-V 3 -G- 
 
 Bl-T(-BH) 
 
 Navlgable-y, N-Vi-G-Bl 
 Navigableness, N-V-G- 
 
 Bl-Xs [:Bs] 
 Navigate, N-Vi-G-T, N- 
 
 V'-G-Td, N-Vi-G-T-NG 
 Navigation, N-V-Gshn 
 
 176 
 
 Nav'igator, N-Vi-Gtr 
 
 Nav'vy, N-V 1 
 
 Na'vy, N-V* 
 
 Nay, N* 
 
 Nazarene', Nz-.Bii s 
 
 Naz'arite, 
 
 Neap, N-P 3 
 
 Neapolitan, 
 
 Near, (a.) Nr, N-Br 3 , 
 
 Nret 3 
 Near, (v.) Nr 8 , Nrd 3 , Nr 8 - 
 
 NG 
 
 Near'est, Nrsta 
 Nearly, N-B1 3 
 Near'ness, NrS-Ns 
 Near'-sighted, Nrs 3 -Td 
 Near'-sightedness, Nrs 3 
 
 -Td-Ns 
 Neat, Nt 8 , Ntr 8 , N-Tst 3 
 
 (Ntst 3 ) 
 
 Neat'-herd, Nt 3 -Hrd 
 Neat'ly, Nt- 3 
 Neat'ness, Nt 3 -Ns 
 Neat'ress, N-Trs 8 
 Neb, N-B 2 
 Neb'ula, N-B-Z 
 Neb'ular, N-B^-Z-B 
 Nebulosity, N-Bi-s-T 
 Neb'ulous, N-B 2 -Zs 
 Nec'essaries, Nss-^z* 
 Necessa'rian, Nss-Bn 2 
 Nec'essarily, Nss-Bl 2 
 Nec'essariness, Nss-B 2 - 
 
 Ns 
 
 Nec'essary, Nss-B* 
 Necessita'rian, Nss-T 2 - 
 
 Rn 
 Neces'sitate, Nss-Tt 2 
 
 NB8-T*-Td, Nss-Tt(-) 2 
 Necessitous, Nss-Ts 2 
 Neces'sitously, Nss-T 2 - 
 
 nL 
 Neces'sitousness, Nss- 
 
 Ts 2 -Ns 
 
 Neces'sity, Nss-T* 
 Neck, N2-K 
 
 Neck'-cloth, N^K-Kl-TH 
 Necked, N 2 -Kt 
 Neck'erchief, N-Kr-CHf 2 
 Necklace, N-K-Zs* 
 Neck'-mold, N'^-K-Mld 
 Neck'-tie, N 2 -K-T 
 Necrologlc, N-Kr-Zi- J-K 
 Necrologlcal, N-Kr-Z'- 
 
 J-K1 
 Necrol'ogist, N-Kr-Z 1 - 
 
 Jst 
 
 Necrol'ogy, N-Kr-ZJ-J 
 Nec'romancer, N - Kr - 
 
 Mns-B* 
 Nec'romanay, N-Kr-Mn- 
 
 8 2 
 Necroman'tic , Ni - Kr - 
 
 Mnt-K 
 Necroman'tical, N-Kr- 
 
 Vnt-K-L' 
 Necroman'tioally, N - 
 
 Kr-Mnt-K-Zi 
 Necroph'agous, Ni-Krf- 
 
 Gs 
 
 NEQ 
 
 Necrop'olis, N-Kr-PL * k 
 Necrosed', N"-Krst 
 Necro'sis, N 2 -Krss 
 Nec'tar, N 2 -Ktr 
 Necta'real, N-K-T*-JJ1 
 Necta'rean, N-K-T*-Bn 
 Necta'reous, N-K-T 2 -Bs 
 Necta'rial, N-K-T 2 -^! 
 NectariTerous, N-K-T 3 - 
 
 Rf-Rs 
 
 Nec'tarine, N-K-T 2 -Bn 
 Necta'rium, N-K-T^B-M 
 Nec'tarous, N-Ktr-S a 
 Nec'tary, N-K-T 2 -B 
 Nee (na), N* 
 Need, N-D 3 , N-Dd 3 , N-D 3 - 
 
 NG(Nd 3 , N-Dd 3 , Nd 3 -NG) , 
 Need'er, N-Dr 3 
 Need'ful-ly. N-D 3 -F1 
 Need'fulness, N-D 3 -F1- 
 
 Ns [iFs] 
 Needlly, N-D 3 -Z 
 Need'iness, N-D 3 -Ns 
 Nee'dle, N-D1 3 
 Nee'dled, N-Dld 3 
 Nee'dleful, N-D1 3 -F1 
 Nee'dle-gun, N-Dl 3 -Gn 
 Needless, N-D 3 -Zs 
 Needlessly, N-D 3 -Zs-Z 
 Needlessness, N-D 3 -Zs- 
 
 Xs [:Le1 
 Nee'dle-woman, N-D1 8 - 
 
 W-Mn 
 Nee'dle-work, N - Dl 3 - 
 
 Wr-K 
 
 Needs, N-Dz 3 (Xdz 3 ) 
 Need'y, N-D 3 , N-D 3 -B, N- 
 
 Dst 3 
 
 Ne'er, N-B 2 
 Nefa'rious, N-FS-TZs 
 Nefa'riously, N-F 2 -R-sZ 
 Nefa'riousness, N-F^Bs 
 
 -Ns 
 
 Nega'tion, X 2 -Gshn 
 Neg'ative, N-G-Tv*, N-G- 
 
 Neg'atively, N-G-T*-V1 
 Neglect', N-G1-K-T3, N- 
 Gl-K-Td 2 , N-G1-K-T*-NG 
 [N 2 -G. N 2 -G1D, N 2 -G(-)] 
 Neglect'er, N 2 -Gl-Ktr 
 Neglect'ful-ly, N-G1-K- 
 
 T2-F1 [N-G-F1 2 ] 
 j Negligee', N-G1-ZH 2 
 Negligence, N-Gl-Jns* 
 Negligent, N-Gl-Jnt 2 
 Negligently, N-Gl-Jnt 2 - 
 
 Negotiabil'ity, N-G-SH 3 - 
 
 Bl-T (-Bit) 
 
 Nego'tiable, N-G-SH 2 -B1 
 Nego'tiate, N-G-SHt 2 , N- 
 
 G-SH 2 -Td. N-G-SHt 2 -NG 
 Nego'tiated, N-G-SH2-Td 
 Negotia'tion, N G - 
 
 SHshn 2 
 
 Nego'tiator, N-G-SHtr* 
 Ne'gress, N 3 -Grs 
 Ne'gro, N 3 -Gr 
 Ne'gro-head, Ns-Gr-Hd / 
 
NEG 
 
 Ne'gus, NS-GS 
 
 Neif, N-F 3 
 
 Neigh, N 2 . N-D 2 N 2 -NG 
 
 Neigh'bor, N-Br 2 , N- 
 
 Brd. N-Br 2 -NG 
 Neighborhood, N-Br 2 - 
 
 Hd 
 
 Neighboring, N-Br 2 -NG 
 Neigh'borliness, N-Br 2 - 
 
 i-Ns 
 
 Neighborly, N-Br 2 -/, 
 Nei'ther, Ndhrori 
 Nem. con., N 2 -M-Kn 
 Nem'oral, N-M-tfl 2 
 Neog'raphy, N-Gr-Fi 
 Neolog'ic, N-Z/i-J-K 
 Neolo'gian, N-L 2 -Jn 
 Neolog'ical-ly, N-/->-J- 
 
 Kl 
 
 Neol'ogism, N-H-J-zM 
 Neol'ogist, N-ii-Jst 
 Neologist'ical, N - L l - J - 
 
 sT-Kl 
 
 Neol'ogize, N-i-Jz 
 Neol'ogy, N-l/i-J 
 Ne'ophyte, N-Ft 
 Neoter'ic, N-T 2 -/e-K 
 Neoter'ical, N-T 2 --Kl 
 Neoplast'ic, N-Pls^T-K 
 Ifeopla'tonism, N-P1VT- 
 
 Nz-M 
 
 Neora'ma, N-Ki-M 
 JNeozo'ic, N-Z 2 -K 
 Nepen'the, N-P^-N-TH 
 Nepen'thes, N-P^-N-THz 
 Neph'ew, N-F^ 
 N ephrit'ic, N-Fr3-T-K 
 Nephrit'ical, N-Frt3-Kl 
 Nep'otism, N-P-'-T-zM 
 Nep'otist, N-P"-T8t 
 Nep'tune, N-P^-Tn 
 'Neptu'nian, N-P-Tn-N 
 Nep'tunist, N-pa-T-Nst 
 Ne'reid, N-K^-D 
 Nerva'tion, Nr-Vshn* 
 Nerve, Nr-V 2 , Nr-Vd 2 , Nr- 
 
 V 2 -NG 
 
 Nerve'less, Nr-V*-Zs 
 Werv'ine, Nr-Vn 
 Nerv'ous, Nr-Ve 2 
 Ner'vously, N-Vs 2 -L 
 Nerv'ousness, Nr-Vs 2 -Ns 
 Nes'cienee, N-SHns 2 
 Nest, Nst 2 
 Nest'-egg, Ns-T-G [Ns 2 - 
 
 G] 
 Nest'le, Ns-L 2 , Ns-Ld, 
 
 Ns-L^-NG 
 
 Nest'ling, Ns-L-NG 
 Neato'rian, Ns-T*-Rn 
 Net, Nt 2 N-Td, Nt 2 -NG 
 Neth'er, Ndhr 
 Neth'ermost, Ndhr a -Mst 
 Net'ting, Nt-NG 
 Net'tle, Nt-L 2 , Nt-Ld 2 , Nt- 
 
 LS NG 
 
 Net'tler, Nt-ir 
 Net'tle-rash, Nt-L--SH 
 Net'-work, 
 Neu'ral, N-RI 
 
 8* 
 
 177 
 
 Neural'gia, N-.RU-J 
 Neural'gfc, N-.R11-J-K 
 Neurol'ogist, N-flP-Jst 
 Neurol'ogy, N-.RU-J 
 Neurop'ter, N-^-Ptr 
 Neurop'tera, N-fii-Pt-fl 
 Neurop'teral, N-JZ'-Pt 
 
 L 
 
 Neurot'ic, N-fli-T-K 
 Neurot'omy, N-^'-T-M 
 Neu'ter, Ntr 3 
 Neu'tral, Nt-.Rl 3 
 Neu'trality, Nt - RV - T 
 
 (-flit) 
 Neutralization, Nt 
 
 Rlzshn* 
 Neutralize, Nt-fllz 3 , Nt 
 
 Neu'tralizer, Nt-7Zl 3 -Zr 
 Neu'trally, Nt-fll 3 
 Nev'er, N-V-B [N-v 2 ] 
 Nev'er-failing, N-V 2 -F- 
 
 L-NG 
 Nevertheless', N-V 2 -DH 
 
 La [N-yt 2 -is] 
 Ne'ver-tiring, N-V 2 -T-JB 
 
 NG 
 New, N 3 , with tick joined 
 
 finally in direction of CH, 
 
 New'-'born, N 3 -B-fin 
 New'-coined, ]s 73 -Kn 
 New'-comer, N 3 -K-J 
 New'el, N-L 3 
 New'-fabricated, N S -F- 
 
 Br-K-Td 
 New'-fancied, N 3 -F-Ns- 
 
 D 
 New'-fangled, N-F-NG- 
 
 Gld 
 New'-fashioned, N 3 
 
 Fshnd 
 
 New'-found, N 3 -Fnd 
 New'ing, N 3 -NG 
 New'-invented, N' - N - 
 
 V-N-Td 
 
 New'ish, N-SH 3 
 New'ly, N-i a 
 N"ew'-made, N^-Md 
 N"ew'-model, N 3 -M-D1 
 NTew'ness, N 3 -Ns 
 PTews, Nz 3 
 SfewsTsoy, Nz-B 3 
 Jfews'-dealer, Nz 3 -D-i-K 
 5Tews'nionger, Nz 3 - M - 
 -.NG-Gr 
 
 ews'paper, Nz-P 3 -Pr 
 tfews'-room, Nz-B-M 
 Jfew'-style, N8 3 -T-L 
 5fews'-vender, Nz 3 -Vndr 
 Newt, Nt 3 
 
 ?J"ewto'nian, N-Tn^-N 
 S"ew'-year, N 8 -Y 
 New'-year's-day, N 3 -Yz- 
 
 D 
 New-York'er, N - Yi - R - 
 
 Kr [N-Yi-Kr] 
 S"ew-Zea'lander, N-Z 8 - 
 
 Zndr 
 Nex'ible, N-Ks-Bl 
 
 Next, N 2 -Kst [Nst 2 : 
 Nib, N-B 3 , N-Bd 3 N-B 3 - 
 
 Nibbed, N-Bd 3 
 Nib'ble, N-B1 3 , N-Bld3, 
 
 N-BP-NG 
 
 Nib'bler, N-B1 3 -B 
 Nice, Ns 1 , Ns-B 1 , Nss-T 1 
 Nice'ly, Ns-Li 
 Ni'cene, Ns'-N 
 Nice'ness, Ns'-Ns 
 Nic'ety, Ns-T 1 
 Nich, N-CH3 
 Nick, N 3 -K, N 3 -Kt, N 3 -K- 
 
 NG 
 
 Nick'el, N 3 -K1 
 Nickelif'erous, X-K1-F 3 - 
 
 Ks 
 
 Nick'nack, X 3 -K-X-K 
 Nick'name, XMC-X-M, 
 
 N 3 -K-N-Md, N 3 -K-N-M- 
 
 NG 
 
 Nico'tian, N 2 -Kshn 
 Nic'tate, N-K-Tt 3 
 Nicta'tion, X-K-Tshn 2 
 Nic'titate, N-K-T 3 -T 
 Nictita'tion, X - K - T 2 - 
 
 Tshn 
 Nidamen'tal, N-D=-Mnt- 
 
 L 
 Nid'iflcate, N-Df3-Kt. X- 
 
 Df3-K-Td, N-Df^-Kt-XG 
 Nidiflca'tion, X - Df 2 . 
 
 Kslm 
 Nid'ulate, N-D^-it. x-D 
 
 -//-Td, N-D 3 -it-XG 
 Pfidula'tion, X-D 2 -ishn I 
 Pfi'dus, N-Ds 1 
 Niece, Ns 3 
 
 ffig'gard. N 3 -Grd 
 Pfig'gardish, N-Grd-SH* 
 N"ig'gardliness, N-Grd- 
 
 is-Ns 
 
 !f ig'gardly, N-Grd-* 
 ?fig'ger, N 3 -Gr 
 Nigh, Ni, N-K 1 , N-Sti 
 Vigh'ness, N^Ns 
 
 '-brawler, Xt'-Br- 
 
 -cap, Nti-K-P 
 -dew, Nti-D 
 -fall, Nti-F-L 
 -flre, Nt'-F-K 
 -gown, Nti-Gn 
 -hawk, Nti-H-K 
 ingale, Nti-N-Gl 
 ly, Nt-X,i 
 -man, Nt'-Mn 
 mare, Nti-Mr 
 -piece, Nti-Ps 
 -shade, Nti-SHd 
 -soil, Nts 1 -!, 
 -time, Nti-T-M 
 -vision, Nt^Vzhn 
 -walker, Nti-W- 
 
 -walking, NH-W- 
 
 Night 
 
 L-R 
 Night 
 Night 
 Night 
 Night' 
 Night 
 Night' 
 Night' 
 Night' 
 tfight 
 STight' 
 Night 
 Night 
 Night' 
 tfight' 
 Uight' 
 Night' 
 
 Kr 
 
 Night' 
 K-NG 
 
NIG 
 
 178 
 
 Night'ward, Nt-Wrd* 
 
 No, N* 
 
 Nom'inalist, N^M-Nlst 
 
 Night'-watch, Nti-W-CH 
 
 Noa'chian, N*-K-K 
 
 Nom'inate, N-M-N-T 1 , 
 
 Night'-watcher, Nti-W- 
 
 Nobil'itate, N-BS-i-Tt 
 
 N-M-N-Tdi, N-M-N-Ti- 
 
 CHr 
 
 Nobil'ity, N-fis-z-T (Bit) 
 
 NG 
 
 Night'-witch, Nti-W-CH 
 
 No'ble, N-B12, N-B1S-B, Nomina'tion, N2-M- 
 
 Nigres'cent, N^-Grs-Nt 
 
 N-Blst 2 Nshn 
 
 Nigrifica'tion, N-Gr-F*- 
 Kshn 
 
 No'ble-man, N-Bl^-Mn Nom'inative, N-M-N-Tvi 
 No'ble-mlnded, N-B1 2 - Nom'inator, Ni-M-Ntr 
 
 Ni'grine, N^Grn 
 
 Mn-Dd Nominee'. N 8 -M-N 
 
 Ni'hilism, Ni-Hlz-M 
 
 No'bleress, N-Bl^-Ns 
 
 Nomog'raphy, N-M-Gr- 
 
 Nihil'ity, N-H1-T 8 
 
 No'ble- spirited, N-B1*- 
 
 F 1 
 
 Nill, N-L 8 
 
 sPr-Td 
 
 Non'age, N-N-Ji 
 
 Nilom'eter, N-i-Mtr 
 
 Noblesse', N-Bls2 
 
 Nonagena'rian, N-N-J~ 
 
 Nilot'ic, N- i-T-K 
 
 No'bly, N-B1 
 
 Nrn 
 
 Nim'ble, N-M-B13, N-M- 
 
 No'body, N-B^-D (or N- 
 
 Nonages'imal, N-N-J 2 - 
 
 B13-R, N-M-Bl8t 8 
 Nim'bleness, N-M-B1 8 - 
 
 No'cake, N S -K-K 
 
 eM-L 
 Non'agon, Ni-N-Gn 
 
 Na [IBs] 
 
 No'cent, Ns^-st 
 
 Non-appear'ance, Nn - 
 
 Nim'bly, N-M-B1* 
 
 Noctambula'tion, N-Kt- 
 
 P 3 -Rns 
 
 Nim'bus, N-M-Bs 8 
 
 M-Blshn 
 
 Non-assump'sit, Nn-S 2 - 
 
 Nin'compoop, NniP 3 -P 
 
 Noctam'bulist, N-Kt-M- 
 
 Ms-T 
 
 Nine, Nn 1 
 
 Bl8t 
 
 Non-attend'ance, N-N- 
 
 Nine 'fold, Nn-F>-Ld 
 
 Noctiv'agant, N-Kt-ys-G 
 
 Tnd 2 -Ns 
 
 Nine'-holes, N-N- Hlz 
 
 -Nt 
 
 Nonce, Nns 1 
 
 Nine'pence, Nn-Pns 1 
 
 Noc'tograph, N-K-T 1 - 
 
 Nonchalance', N-N-SH 1 - 
 
 Nine'-pins, Nn^Pnz 
 
 Grf 
 
 Lns 
 
 Nine'-score, Nnsi-K-B 
 
 Noc'turn, N-K-Ti-Kn 
 
 Nonchalant' N-N-SH^-Zn 
 
 Nine'teen, N-N-Tni (orl9) 
 
 Noctur'nal, N-K-Tr^-Nl 
 
 Non-commis'sioned, 
 
 Nine'teenth, N-N-Tn 1 - 
 
 Noc'uous, N-K-S 1 
 
 Nn:SHnd a . See Com. 
 
 TH(orl9THl) 
 
 Nod, N-D 1 , N-Dd 1 , N-Di- 
 
 Non-commit'tal, NniT* 
 
 Nine'tieth, N-N-Ti-TH 
 
 NG 
 
 -L 
 
 (or 90TH1) 
 
 No'dal, N-D12 
 
 Non-commu'nion, Nn 
 
 Nine'ty, N-N-T 1 (or 90) 
 Nin'ny, N"-N 
 
 No'dated, N-D=-Td 
 Nod'der, N-Dr* 
 
 :Nu 3 
 Non-compli'ance, Nn 
 
 Nin'ny-hammer, N*-N- 
 
 Nod'dle, N-Dli 
 
 iPlns 1 
 
 H-Mr 
 
 Nod'dy, N-Di 
 
 Non-comply'ing, Nn 
 
 Ninth, N-N-THi (or9THl) 
 
 Node, N-D 
 
 1P1!-NG 
 
 Ninth'ly, N-N-THi-i (or 
 
 Nodose', N-Ds 3 
 
 Non com'pos, Nu iPs 1 
 
 9TH 1 -//) 
 
 Nodos'ity, N-Ds 1 -! 
 
 Non com'pos mentis, 
 
 Nip, N-P 3 , N-Pt 8 , N-PS-NG 
 
 No'dous, N-Ds 2 
 
 Nn!P'-sMn-Ts 
 
 Nip'per, N-Pr 8 
 
 Nod'ular, N-D'-i-B 
 
 Non-conclud'ing, Nn 
 
 Nip'pers, N-Prz 8 
 
 Nod'ule, N-D J -L 
 
 iKld 3 -NG 
 
 Nip'pingly, N-P 3 -NG1 
 
 Nog, Ni-G 
 
 Non-concur', Nn i Kr* 
 
 Nip'ple, N-P1 8 
 
 Nog'gin, N*-Gn 
 
 Non-concur'rence, Nn 
 
 Ni'san, Ns>-N 
 
 Nog'ging, N L G-NG 
 
 iKrns* 
 
 Ni'si, N-S 1 
 
 Noise, Nz, Nzd, Nz-NG 
 
 Non-conduct'ing, Nn 
 
 Ni'si-prius, N-S^Prs 
 
 Noise'less, Nz-Ls 1 
 
 !D 2 -Kt-NG 
 
 Nit, Nt 8 
 
 Nois'ily, N-ZU 
 
 Non-conduc'tion, Nn 
 
 Ni'tency, N-Tni-S 
 
 Nois'iness, N-ZJ-Ns 
 
 
 Ni'ter, Ntr> 
 
 Noi'some, Ns ] -M 
 
 Non-conduct'or, Nn 
 
 Nit'id, N-Td 8 
 
 Noi'somely, Ns-M-Z 1 
 
 iD 2 -Ktr 
 
 Ni'trate, N-Trti 
 
 Noi'someness, Ns^M-Ns 
 
 Non-conform'ist, Nn 
 
 Ni'ter, Ntri 
 
 Nois'y, N-Z 1 , N-Zi-B, N- 
 
 !Fi-R-Mst 
 
 Ni'tric, N-Tr'-K 
 
 Zsti 
 
 Non-form'ity, XniF!-B- 
 
 Ni'trify, Ntr-F 1 
 
 Nol'le prosequi, Nl'- 
 
 M-T [NniF!-T] 
 
 Ni'trogen, Ntr-Jni 
 
 Prs-Kw 
 
 Non-conta'gious, Nn 
 
 Ni'trogenize, Ntr-Jn'-Z, 
 
 Nom'ad, N-M-D 1 
 
 !T2-Js 
 
 Ntr-Jni-Zd. Ntr-Jui-Z-NG 
 
 Nomad'ic, N-M-Di-K 
 
 Non-conta'giousness, 
 
 [Ntr-Jnzl, Ntr-Jnzd, Ntr- 
 
 Nom'adism, N-M-Di-zM 
 
 NniT 2 -Js-Ns 
 
 Jnzi-NG] 
 
 Nom'adize, N-M-Dz l 
 
 Non-content', Nn !Tnt 
 
 Nitrog'enous, Ntr-J!-Ns 
 
 Nom'bles, N-M-Blz 2 
 
 Non-contrib'uting, Nn 
 
 Nitro-glyc'erine, Ntr-Gl 
 
 Nom'bril, N-M-BrJ-L 
 
 iTr a -Bt(') 
 
 sRn 3 
 
 Nome, N2-M 
 
 Non - contempora ' ne- 
 
 Nitromuriat'ic, N-Tr l -M- 
 
 No'menclator, N-M-N- 
 
 OUS, Nn'.T a -M-Pr-Ns 
 
 Rt-K 
 
 Kltr 
 
 Non-deliv'ery, N-N-D1 3 - 
 
 Nitrose', N-Trs 
 
 No'menclature, N 8 -M- 
 
 Vr [N-N-D1 3 ] 
 
 Ni'trous, N-Trs 
 
 N-Kl-CHr 
 
 Non-deposi'tion, N-N- 
 
 Ni'try, N-Tri 
 
 Nom'inal-ly, N'-M-Nl 
 
 'D^-Pzshn 
 
 Nifty, N-T 8 
 
 Nom'inalism, N'-M-Nlz- 
 
 Non'descript, N-N-Ds 1 - 
 
 If iv'eous, N-V-8 
 
 M 1 Er-Pt 
 
NON 179 NOT 
 
 Won-devel'opment, N- 
 
 Non-profes'sional, N-N 
 
 North'ernly, Nrdhri-Nl 
 
 N-D*-Vl-P-Mnt [N-N-Dva 
 -P-Mnt] 
 
 Pr 2 -Fshn-// 
 Non-profi'ciency, N-N- 
 
 Northernmost, Nrdhr- 
 
 N-Mst 
 
 Ifon-discov'ery, N-N- Pr-Fshn-S 
 
 North'ing, Nr-DH'-NG 
 
 D 2 -sKv-i2 
 
 Non-profl'cient, N - N - 
 
 North'man, Nr-TH 1 - Mn 
 
 None, Nn* 
 
 Prs-Fshnt 
 
 North'most, Nr-TH'-Mst 
 
 Non-elect', Nn-Z-K-T 
 
 Non'-pros, N-N-Prs, N-N 
 
 North'-star, Nr-THs 1 -!- 
 
 Non-elec'tric, Nn-Z2-K 
 
 -Prsti, N-N-Prsi-NG 
 
 K 
 
 Tr-K 
 Non-emphat'ic, Nn-M 
 
 Non-re'gent, Nn-fis-Jnt 
 Non-rendi'tion, Nn-fi 3 - 
 
 North'ward, Nr - TH 1 - 
 Wrd or Nr J -Rd 
 
 Fi-T-K 
 
 N-Dshn 
 
 North'wards, Nr - TH 1 - 
 
 Nonen'tity, N-N-Nt-T* 
 
 Non-resem'blance, Nn- 
 
 Wrdz 
 
 Nones, Nnz 2 
 
 Rz 2 -M-Blns 
 
 North'wardly, Nr-TH'- 
 
 Non-esential, N-N-S^-N 
 
 Non-res'idence, Nn-fiz 2 - 
 
 
 8H1 [N-N-8n2j 
 None'such, N-Ns-CH 
 Non-excommu'nica- 
 
 Dns 
 Non-resist'ance, Nn - 
 #zs 3 -Tns 
 
 North'-west, Nr-TH'-Wst 
 or Nrl-Wst 
 North-west'er, Nr-TH>- 
 
 ble, Nn-Ks :N-K-BI* 
 
 Non-resist'ant, Nn-JKzs 3 - 
 
 Wstr or N^-Wstr 
 
 Non-execu'tion, Nn 3 - 
 
 Tnt 
 
 North-west'erly, Xr - 
 
 Ks-Kshn 
 
 Non-sane', N 2 -Ns-N 
 
 THi-Ws-Tr-i or Xri-Ws- 
 
 Non-exist'ence, Nn-Kss- 
 
 Non'sense, N'-Ns-Ns 
 
 Tr-i 
 
 Tns 
 
 Nonsens'ical-ly, N 2 -Ns- 
 
 North-west'ern, Nr-TH 1 
 
 Non-exist'ent, Nn-Kss- 
 
 Ns-Kl 
 
 -Ws-Trn 
 
 Tnt 
 
 Nonsens'icalness, N 2 -Ns 
 
 North'-wind, Nr - TH 1 - 
 
 ITon-exporta'tion, Nn- 
 
 -Ns-Kl-Ns 
 
 Wnd 
 
 Ks-P^-fi-Tshn 
 
 Non-sens'itive, N-Ns-Ns- 
 
 Norwe'gian, Nr-wJn 3 
 
 Non-exten'sile, Nn-Ks- 
 
 
 Nose, Nz 2 , Nzd 2 , Nz2-NG 
 
 T 2 -Ns-L 
 
 Non-seq'uitur, N 2 - Ns - 
 
 Nose'bleed, Nz-Bld 2 
 
 Non-fea'sance, N-N-Fz 3 - 
 
 Kwtr 
 
 Nose'gay, Xz2-G 
 
 Ns 
 
 Non-slaveTiolding, Nn 
 
 Nose'less, Nz-Ls 2 
 
 Non-fulflll'ment, Nn 
 
 !s*-V-HldC) 
 
 Nos'le, N-Zl 1 
 
 iFl 3 -F-L-Mnt 
 
 Non-solu'tion, Nn 
 
 Nosocom'ical, Ns^K-M- 
 
 Nonill'ion, N-N-Ln 3 
 
 isishn 3 
 
 Kl 
 
 Non-impovta'tion, Nn- 
 
 Non'suit, N-Ns-Ti, N-Ns- 
 
 Nosog'raphy, N-sGr-Fi 
 
 M-Pr2-Tshn 
 
 Td, N-Ns-Ti-NG 
 
 Nosolog'ical, N-si'-J-Kl 
 
 Non-join'der, N-N-Jndr 1 
 Nonju'rant, N-N-J 3 -Knt 
 Non-jur'ing, N-N-J 3 -JZ- 
 
 l!fon-us'er, N-N-Y 3 -Zr 
 Pf oo'dle, N-D1 3 
 Df ook, N 3 -K 
 
 Nosol'ogist, N-sii-Jst 
 Nosol'ogy, N-s^i-J 
 Nostal'gia, Ns-T^Z-J 
 
 NG 
 
 ffool'ogy, N-Z'-J 
 
 Nostal'gic, Ns-TJ-Z-J-K 
 
 Non-ju'ror, N-N- 3*-R-R 
 
 tfoon, Nn* 
 
 Nos'tril, N-sTri-L 
 
 Non-Ii'quet, Nn-//i-Kwt 
 
 Noon'day, N-N-D 3 
 
 Nos'trum, N-sTri-M 
 
 Non-malig'nant, N 3 - N - 
 
 Noon'ing, Nn 3 -NG 
 
 Not, Nti, and by the n- 
 
 Ml-G-Nnt 
 
 Noon'tide, N-N-Td 
 
 hook and halving prin- 
 
 Non-manufac'turing, 
 
 Noose, (.) Ns 3 
 
 ciple combined, as in: 
 
 Nn-M-N-F'-Ktr-NG [-F- 
 
 Noose, (v.) Nzs, Nzd, Nz- 
 
 Are not, .Knt 1 
 
 R(")J 
 
 NG 
 
 Had not, Dnt 1 
 
 Non-mem'ber, Nn-M-M- 
 
 No'pal, N-P1 
 
 Be not, But 3 
 
 Br 2 
 
 ?for, Nr 1 
 
 Do not, Dnt a 
 
 Non-mem'bership, Nn- 
 
 Jform, Nr'-M 
 
 Did not, Dnt 3 
 
 M-M-Br 2 -^//-? [Nn 2 -M 
 
 Jfor'mal, Nr^Ml 
 
 May not. Mut 2 
 
 !8H] 
 
 !f or'mal-school, Nr'-Ml- 
 
 Notabil'ity, Nt-Bl 3 -T 
 
 Non-metal'lic, Nn-Mt- 
 
 sK-L 
 
 Not'able-y, Nt-Bl 2 
 
 .H-K 
 
 ^for'man Nr^-Mn 
 
 Not'ableness, Nt-Bl 2 -N 
 
 Non-nat'urals, Nn - Nt - 
 
 ^forns, Nrnz 1 
 
 [NtlBs 2 ] 
 
 
 !f or'roy, ft-R 1 
 
 Nota'rial-ly, N-T 2 -1 
 
 Non'ny, N!-N 
 
 !f orse, Nrsi 
 
 No'tary, N-T2-B 
 
 Non-observ'ance, Nn- 
 
 !f orse'man, Nrsi-Mn 
 
 No'tary-public, N-T 2 -iJ- 
 
 B 2 -zK-Vns 
 
 North, Nr-TH 1 
 
 P-B-i-K [-P-B] 
 
 Nonpareil', Nn-ps-fll 
 
 \forth-east', Nr-THsti 
 
 Nota'tion, N-Tshn 2 
 
 Non-pay'ment, Nn - P* - 
 
 If orth-east'er, Nr-THstr' 
 
 Notch, N-CHi, N-CHt', N- 
 
 Mnt 
 
 North-east'erly, Nr - 
 
 CH>-NG 
 
 Non-perform'ance, N-N 
 
 
 Note, Nt2, N-Td, Nt-NG 
 
 -Pri-Fr-Mns C-Pr-Fs] 
 
 North-east'ern, Nr- 
 
 Note'-book, Nt 2 -B-K 
 
 Non'plus, N-N-Pls 1 
 Jf on-ponderos'ity, N-N- 
 Pndr-8-T (-8t) 
 
 North'er, Nrdhri 
 Nor'therliness, Nrdhr- 
 
 Not'ed, N-Td2 
 Not'edly, N-Td-L 
 Not'edness, N-Td*-Ns 
 
 Non-pon'derous, N - N - 
 
 ii-Ns 
 
 Note'less, Nt-z,s 
 
 Pndri-S 
 
 North'erly, Nrdbr-ii 
 
 Note'lessness, Nt-Ls*-Ns 
 
 Non-produc'tion, N-N- 
 
 If orth'ern, Nrdhr>-N 
 
 Not'er, Ntr 2 
 
 
 If orth'erner, Nrdhr^Nr 
 
 Notes, Nts 
 
NOT 
 
 BTote'-taking, Nt* - T - K 
 
 NG 
 Note'worthy, Kt - Wr 2 
 
 DH 
 
 Nothing, N-THS-NG 
 Nothingness, N - TH ! - 
 
 NG-Ns 
 No'tice, N-Ts 2 , N-Tstf, N 
 
 Ts 2 -NG 
 
 No'ticeable-y, N-Ts-Bl 
 Notification, Nt - F 2 - 
 
 Kslm 
 No'tify, Nt-F 2 , Nt-Fd, 
 
 Noting, Nt 2 -NG 
 No'tion, Nshn 2 
 No'tional-ly, Nshn-X,* 
 If o'tionist, Nshu 2 -.St 
 Notari'ety, N-T'-/e-T 
 Noto'rious, N-T 2 -.Rs 
 Notoriously, N-T 2 -K-sZ 
 Noto'riousness, K-T-fls- 
 
 Ns 
 Notwithstanding, Nt - 
 
 wDHsi - Tnd - NG [Nt - 
 
 DHs^Tnd] 
 Nought, Nti 
 Noun, Nn 1 
 Ifour'ish, Nr-SH 2 , Nr- 
 
 SHta. Nr-SH2-NG 
 Ifour'ishable, Nr-SH- 
 
 Bl 
 
 If ourishi'er, Nr-SHr 
 Nourishment, Nr-SH- 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Nous, Ns 1 
 Nova'tion, N-VshnS 
 Nov'el, N-VJ-L 
 Novelette', N-V2-it 
 Nov'elism, N-Vi-Z-z-M 
 Nov'elist, N-V-Lst 
 Nov'elty, N-V>-L-T (-Lt) 
 Novem'ber, N-V^-M-Br 
 
 [N-V2] 
 
 Nov'enary, N-Vn'-fl 
 Noven'nial, N-V^-Nl 
 Nover'cal, N-VS-R-Kl 
 Nov'ice, N-Vsi 
 Novi'tiate. N-v-SHt 
 Now, N>, with tick joined 
 
 finally in the direction of 
 
 the stem T. 
 Now'adays. N-Dz 1 
 No'way, N-W- 
 No'ways, N-Wz 2 
 No'where, N-W-B [N^-fi] 
 No'wise, N-\Vz2 
 Nox'ious, N-K-SHs' 
 Nox'iously, N-K-SHs'-L 
 Nox'iousness, N-K-SHs 1 - 
 
 Ns 
 
 No'yau, N-Y= 
 Noz'zle, N-ZU 
 Nub'bin, N-Bn^ 
 Nubif'erous, N-Bfs-Xs 
 Nu'bile, N-B*-L 
 Nubil'ity, N-B-i-T 
 Nuciferous, Ns-F* Ra 
 Nu'cleate, N-K1-T 
 Nu'clei, N3-K1 
 
 180 
 
 Nucle'iform, N-K1-F-B 
 
 M 
 
 Nu'cleus, N-Kls 
 Nuda'tion, N-Dshn^ 
 Nude, N-D3 
 Nudge, N-J2, N-Jd2, N-J2 
 
 NG 
 
 Nudi'ty, N-D3-T 
 Nugac'ity, N-Gs-T 1 
 Nu'gatory, N-G-T*-.K 
 Nug'get, N-Gt 
 Nui'sance, Ns s -Ns 
 Null, Nl 
 Nulliflca'tion, N1-F2- 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Nullified, Nl-Fd2 
 Nul'lifier, N1-F 2 -E 
 Nullify, N1-F2, Nl- 
 
 N1-F 2 -NG 
 Nullity, N1-T2 
 Numb, N-M, N-Md, 
 
 M-NG 
 Num'ber, N-M-Br N-M- 
 
 Brd. N-M-Br-NG [Br 2 , 
 
 Brd. Br(-) s ] 
 
 Num'berer, N-M-Br^-R 
 Num'berless, N-M-Br 2 - 
 
 La [Br 2 -Zs] 
 Numbers, N-M Brz 
 Numb'ing, N 2 -M-NG 
 Num'bles, N-M-Blz ' 
 Numb'ness, N 2 -M-Ns 
 Nu'merable, N-Mr Bl 
 Nu'meral, N-Mr-L' 
 Nu'merally, N-Mr-Z3 
 Nu'merary, N-Mr-JZ 8 
 Nu'merate, N-Mrt, N-Mr 
 
 -Td. N-MrtC) 3 
 Numera'tion, N^-Mrshn 
 Nu'merator, N 3 -Mrtr 
 Numer'ic, N-Mr-K 
 Numer'ical-ly, N 2 -Mr- 
 
 Kl 
 
 ffu'merous, N 3 -Mrs 
 Cfu'merously, N-Mrs-i 8 
 Nu'merousness, NS-Mrs- 
 
 Ns 
 Numismatic, Ni-Ms-Mt- 
 
 E 
 Numismatlcal, N 1 -Ms- 
 
 Mt-Kl 
 Numismatics, N 1 - Ms 
 
 Mt-Ks 
 Numismatol'ogist, N 
 
 Ms-Mt-I,i-Jst 
 Cfumismatorogy, N-Ms- 
 
 Mt-i>-J 
 
 ffum'mary, N-M-72 2 
 Pfum'mular, N-M-Z, 2 -R 
 Pfum'mulary, N-M-L 2 -/J 
 Num'mulite, N-M-Zt 2 
 Num'skull, N-Ms-K-L* 
 Nun, Nn 2 
 
 Cf un'chion, N 2 -Nshn 
 Cf un'cio, Nn-Sff 
 Nun'cupate Nn-K-Pt 2 
 Nuncupative, Nn - K - 
 
 Pt 2 -V 
 Nuncupa'tion, Nn - K - 
 
 NYS 
 Nun'cupatory, Nn - K 
 
 Nun'dinal, N-N-D 2 -N1 
 Nun'dinary, N-N-DS-Nr 
 Nun'nery, Nn-ffi 2 
 Nun'nishness, N-N-SH2- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Nup'tial, N-P2-SH1 
 Nup'tials, N-P 2 -SHlz 
 Nurse, Nrs 2 , Nrst 2 , Nrs 2 - 
 
 NG 
 
 Nurs'er, Nrs-R* 
 Nurs'ery, Nrs-fi 2 
 Nurs'ery-man, Nrs - R*- 
 
 Mn 
 
 Nursing, Nrs 2 -NG 
 Nursling, Nrs-L 2 -NG 
 Nurt'ure, Nrtr 2 , Nr- 
 
 CHrd- 1 . Nrtr 2 -NG 
 Nut, Nts, N-Td 2 , Nts-NG 
 Nu'tant, N-Tnt 3 
 Nuta'tion, N-Tshn a 
 Nut'-breaker, Nt 2 -Br-Kr 
 Nut'-brown, Nt-Brn 
 Nut'-cracker, Nt s -Kr-Kr 
 Nut'-gall, Nt 2 -G-L 
 Nut'-hatch, N-T 2 -H-CH 
 Nut'-hook, N-T2-H-K 
 Nut'meg, N-T 2 -M-G 
 Nu'tria, N-Tr 3 
 Nu'trient, N-Tr 3 -N-T 
 Nu'triment, N-Tr a -Mnt 
 Nutriment'al, N - Tr 2 - 
 
 Mnt-L [iMut] 
 Nutri'tion, N-Trshn 3 
 Pfutri'tious, N-Tr 3 -5fls 
 Nutri'tiously, N-Tr 3 -SHs 
 
 Pfu'tritive, N-Tr 3 -Tv 
 N"u'tritively, N-Tr-T-Vl 
 ffu'tritiveness, N - Tr 8 - 
 Tv-Ns 
 
 Nut'shell, Nt-SHl 2 
 
 Nut'tallite, N-T 2 -it 
 
 Nut'ting, Nt-NG 
 !fut'-tree, Nt 2 -Tr 
 ffux vomlca, N 2 - Ks - V 
 M-K 
 
 Nuz'zle, N-Zl 2 , N-ZldS, N- 
 
 Z1 2 -NG 
 
 Vyctalo'pia, N-K-T 2 -L-P 
 !f yc'talops, N-K-T 3 --Ps 
 ?f yctal'opy, N-K-T'-^-P 
 
 Nye, N 1 
 
 Nyl'ghau, N-L 3 -G 
 
 Nymph, N-M-F 3 
 
 Nymph'a, N-M-F 3 
 ^ymph'al, N-M-F1 3 
 Jfymphe'an, N-M-Fn 
 >fymphlcal, N-M-F'-Kl 
 !f ymphip'arous, N - M - 
 F 3 -Prs 
 
 Nymphlsh, N-M-FS-Sff 
 
 Nymph'-like, N-M-F 3 -//- 
 K 
 
 Nymphly, N-M-F1 3 
 STymphoma'nia, N-M- 
 
 Nys'sa, N-S 8 
 Nystag'mus, Ns-Ti-G-Ms 
 
O 181 
 
 
 Obei'sanca, Bs-Ns 
 
 
 Obei'sant, Bs-Nt 
 
 O. 
 
 Obelis'cal, B 8 -Zs-K-L 
 Ob'elisk, Bi-is-K 
 Obese', Bs 
 
 
 Obese'ness, BsB-Ns 
 
 
 Obesity, Bs 2 -T 
 
 O, the fifteenth letter of the 
 
 Obey', B, Bd, B-NG 
 
 Alphabet, is used to repre- 
 
 Obey'er, B^-R 
 
 sent six distinct vowel- 
 
 Obfus'cate, B^-Fs-Kt, B 2 - 
 
 sounds, as heard in note, 
 
 Fs-K-Td, B 2 -Fs-Kt-NG 
 
 not, done, form, move, wolf. 
 
 Obfusca'tion, B 2 - Fs - 
 
 The sounds are written in 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Phonography as follows: 
 
 Olai, 6B 
 
 o in note heavy second 
 
 Obit, 5Bti 
 
 place dash. 
 
 Obiter, oBtri 
 
 o in not light first place 
 
 Obit'ual, 6Bt3-L 
 
 dash. 
 
 Obit'uary, Bts-/Z 
 
 o in done light second 
 
 Ob'ject, (n.) B'- J-Kt [B'j 
 
 place dash. 
 
 Object', (v.) B 2 -J-Kt, B2- 
 
 o in or heavy first place 
 
 J-K-Td, B 2 -J-Kt-NG [B 2 , 
 
 dash. 
 
 B 2 ! B(') 2 3 
 
 o in move heavy third 
 place dash. 
 
 Ob'ject-glass, B^J-Kt- 
 Gls [Bl-Gls] 
 
 o in wolf light third 
 
 Ob j ec'tion, B 2 - J - Kshn 
 
 place dash. 
 
 [Bshn 2 ] 
 
 Oo, in the same syllable, 
 
 Objec'tionable, B* - J - 
 
 generally has the sound 
 
 Kshn-B-L [BshnS-B-L] 
 
 represented by the heavy 
 
 Objective, B 2 -J-Kt-v [B 2 
 
 third place dash, as in 
 
 V] 
 
 boot, or by the light third 
 
 Objectively, B-J-Kt-V- 
 
 place dash, as in foot. In 
 
 Z [B 2 !V1] 
 
 door, floor, etc., oo has the 
 
 Object'iveness, B 2 -J-Kt- 
 
 sound of o. 
 
 V-Ns [B 2t Vs] 
 
 O (interj.), by the vowel- 
 
 Objectivity, BS-j-Kt-V-T 
 
 sign for 6 in the second 
 
 [133 j V-T] 
 
 position, with direction 
 
 Ob'jectless, Bi-J-Kt-Zs 
 
 of J. 
 
 Object'or, B2-J-Ktr [B 2 - 
 
 Oaf, F 2 
 
 Jtr] 
 
 Oafish, F*-SH 
 
 Objur'gate, B-Jr-Gt, B 2 - 
 
 Oak, K 2 
 
 Jr-G-Td. B 2 -Jr-Gt-NG 
 
 Oak'-apple, K=-P1 
 Oak'-bark, K 2 -B-B-K 
 
 Objurga'tion, B^Jr-Gshn 
 Objurgatory, B 2 -Jr-G-T- 
 
 Oak'en, Kn 2 
 
 R 
 
 Oakling, K-Z 2 -NG 
 Oak'-opening, K 2 -Pn-NG 
 
 Oblate', B*-Zt 
 Oblate'ness, B-Zt-Ns 
 
 Oak'um, K 2 -M 
 
 Obla'tion, B^Zshn 
 
 Oak'y, K 2 
 
 Obligate, Bl>-Gt, BU-G- 
 
 Oar, R 2 , Rd, R-NG 
 
 Td, Bli-Gt-NG 
 
 Oars'man, Rz 2 -Mn 
 
 Obliga'tion, Bl 2 -Gshn 
 
 Oar'y, R 2 
 O'asis, 5Ss 2 
 
 Obliga'to, BP-G-T 
 Obligatory, Bl-G-T-22 
 
 Oast, St 2 
 
 Oblige', Bli-J, BU-Jd, Bl 1 - 
 
 Oat, T 
 
 J-NG 
 
 Oat'-cake, T*-K-K 
 
 Obligee', B1-J 
 
 Oat'en, Tn 
 
 Obli'ger, BP-Jr 
 
 Oath, TH 2 
 
 Obliging, Bli-J-NG 
 
 Oat'-malt, T 2 -M-Zt 
 
 Obli'gingly, BP-J-NG1 
 
 Oat'-meal, T 2 -M-Z 
 
 Obligor', BP-Gr 
 
 Obbliga'to, BP-G-T 
 
 Oblique 7 , B3-Z-K, B-Z- 
 
 Ob'duracy, Bdi-jff-S 
 
 K-T, B*-Z-K-NG 
 
 Ob'durate, Bd-J2t 
 
 Oblique'-angled, B - L - 
 
 Ob'durately, Bd*-#t-Z 
 
 K-NGld 
 
 Ob'durateness, Bd^/tt- 
 
 Obliquely, B'-Z-Kl 
 
 Ns 
 
 Oblique'ness, B^-Z-K-Ns 
 
 Obdura'tion, BdVRshn 
 
 Obliq'uity, B 3 -Z-Kw-T 
 
 Olseah, BIa 
 
 Obliterate, B3-Z-Trt, Ba. 
 
 Obe'dience, B*-Dns 
 
 Z-Tr-Td, B-Z-Trt(-) 
 
 Obe'dient, B-Dnt 
 Obe'diently, B8-Dnt-L 
 
 Obliteration, B-Z- 
 Trshn 
 
 OBS 
 
 Obliv'ion, B'-JO-Vn 
 Obliv'ious, B^-/.-Vs 
 Obliviously, B3-jr,-Vs-L 
 Obliv'iousness. B^-i-Vs- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Ob'long, 
 Ob'longish, 
 Ob'longly, B>-i-NGl 
 Ob'longness, B ! -i-NG- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Obloquy, Bi-i-Kw 
 Obnoxious, Bi-N-K-SHs 
 Obnoxiously, B'-N-K- 
 
 SHs-i 
 Obnoxlousness, B J -N- 
 
 K-SHs-Ns 
 O'boe, 6B 
 Ob'ole, 5Bi-L 
 Ob'olize, 5Bi-iz 
 Ob'olus, SBi-is 
 Obo'vate, B2-vt 
 Obrep'tion, B 2 -.R-Pshn 
 Obrepti'tious, B^-S-P-T- 
 
 SHs 
 
 Obscene', Bs 3 -N 
 Obscenely, Bs^-Nl 
 Obscene'ness, Bs 3 -N-Ns 
 Obscenity, Bs 2 -N-T 
 Obscura'tion, Bs 2 -Krshn 
 Obscure', Bs3-Kr, Bs^- 
 
 Krd, Bs 3 -Kr-NG 
 Obscurely, Bs^-Kr-Z 
 Obscure'ness, Bs 3 -Kr-Ns 
 Obscu'rity, B.s 3 -Kr-T 
 Ob'secrate, Bsi-Krt, Bs 1 - 
 
 Kr-Td, Bsi-Krt-NG 
 Obsecra'tion, Bs 2 -Krshn 
 Ob'sequies, Bs ] -Kwz 
 Obse'quious, Bs 3 -Kw-S 
 Obse'quiously, Bs 3 -Kw- 
 
 Sl 
 Obse'quiousness, Bs- 
 
 Kws-Ns 
 
 Ob'sequy, Bs'-Kw 
 Observ'able-y, B 2 -z.R-V- 
 
 Bl 
 
 Observ'ance, B2-zfl-Vns 
 Observan'da, B 1 - zR - V- 
 
 N-D 
 Observan'dum, B!-zfi- 
 
 Vnd-M 
 
 Observ'ant, B 2 -zB-Vnt 
 Observa'tion, B 2 - zR 
 
 Vshn [B 2 -zshn] 
 Ob'servator, B'-z/J-Vtr 
 Observ'atory, B 2 -zfi-V-T- 
 
 R 
 Observe', BS-zflv, B 2 - 
 
 zJKvd, B 2 -z/Zv(-) 
 Dbserv'er, B--Z.RV-.R 
 Observing, B 2 -zfiv(-) 
 Observlngly, B 2 -z-V- 
 
 NG1 
 
 Dbsess', Ess 2 
 Dbsessed', Bss'-T 
 Dbses'sion, BssAn 2 
 Obsidian, Bs^-Dn 
 Obsidlonal, Bs-D-Nl 
 Obsoles'cence, B 2 -sZfl- 
 
 Ns 
 
OBS 
 
 182 
 
 Obsoles'cent, B s -sZs-Xt 
 
 Ob'voluted, Bi-V-Z-Td 
 
 Ob'solete, Bi-sZt. Vocal- 
 
 Occa'sion, Kzhn 2 , 
 
 ized to distinguish it from 
 
 Kzhnd*, Kzhn-NG 
 
 Abtolute. 
 
 Occa'sional-ly, Kzhn-Z' 
 
 Ob'soleteness, Bi-sZt-Ns 
 
 Occa'sioner, Kzhn-fi a 
 
 Ob'stacle, Bsi-T-Kl 
 
 Occa'sive, Kz-V 
 
 Obstet'ric, Bs*-Tt-fi-K 
 
 Oc'cident, Ks-Dnt* 
 
 Obstet'rical, Bs-Tt--Kl 
 
 Occident'al, Ks-Dnt-L 
 
 Obstetri'tion, Bs 3 - Tt - 
 
 Occip'ital, Ks-Pt 3 -L 
 
 flkha 
 
 Oc'ciput, Ks-Pti 
 
 Obstet'rics, Bs*-Tt-R-Ks 
 
 Oc'clusion, Klzhn' 
 
 Ob'stinacy, Bgi-T-N-8 
 
 Occult', K-Lt* 
 
 Ob'stinate, Bs^T-N-T 
 Ob'stinately, Bsi-T-N-T- 
 
 Occulta'tion, Kl-Tshn 
 Occult'ness, K-Zf-Ns 
 
 Z 
 
 Oc'cupancy, K-Pni-S 
 
 Obstipa'tion, Bs*-T-Pshn 
 
 Oc'cupant, K-Pnt 
 
 Obstrep'erous, B 2 -sTr- 
 
 Occupa'tion, K-Pshn* 
 
 Prs 
 
 Oc'cupied, K-Pdi 
 
 Obstrep'erously, B>-sTr- 
 
 Oc'cupier, K-pi-B 
 
 Pr-sZ 
 
 Oc'cupy, K-pi, K-Pdi, K 
 
 Obstrep'erousness, B- 
 
 PJ-NG. Vocalized with i 
 
 sTr-Prs-Ns 
 
 to distinguish it from 
 
 Obstric'tion, B 3 - sTr - 
 
 Copy, etc. 
 
 Eshn 
 
 Occur', Kr*, Krd, Kr*-NG 
 
 Obsruct', B-sTr-Kt, B*- 
 
 Occur'rence, Krns 8 
 
 sTr-K-Td. B-s.Tr-Kt-NG 
 
 O'cean, SHns 
 
 Obstruct'ed, B*-sTr-K-Td 
 
 Ocean'ic, SHi-N-Z 
 
 Obstruct'er, B-sTr-Ktr 
 
 O'cellated, S^-Z-Td 
 
 Obstruc'tion, B - sTr - 
 
 O'celot, 82-Zt 
 
 Kshn 
 
 O'cher or O'chre, Kr 
 
 Obstruct'ive, B-8Tr-Kt- 
 
 O'cherous, Kr-8* 
 
 V 
 
 O'chery, Kr 
 
 Ob'struent, BJ-sTr-N-T 
 
 Ochloc'racy, K-Zi-Kr-8 
 
 Obtain', B-Tn, B-Tnd, 
 
 Ochlocrat'ic, K-Zi-Kr-T- 
 
 B J -Tn-NG 
 
 K 
 
 Obtain'able, B2-Tn-B(-L) 
 
 Ochlocrat'ical, K-Z'-Krt- 
 
 Obtain'er, B*-T-Nr 
 
 Kl 
 
 Obtain'ment, B^-T-N- 
 
 O'chrey, Kr* 
 
 Mnt [B-T-Mnt] 
 
 O'cra, Kr 
 
 Obtest', B=-Tst, B^-Ts-Td, 
 
 Oc'tagon, K-Ti-Gn 
 
 Obtesta'tion, B*-Ts-Tshn 
 
 Octag'onal, K-Ti-G-Nl 
 Octahe'dral, K-T-Hd-fil 
 
 Ob'trude, B 3 -Trd, B 3 -Tr 
 
 Octahe'dron, K-T 3 -Hd- 
 
 Dd B 3 -Trd(') 
 
 Rn 
 
 Obtrud'er, B8-Tr-Dr 
 
 Octan'dria, K-Ti-N-Dr 
 
 Obtru'sion, B 3 -Trzhn 
 
 Octan'gular, Kt-NG-Gl- 
 
 Obtru'sive, B^-Trs- V 
 
 B 1 
 
 Obtru'sively, B^Trs-Vl 
 
 Oc'tant, K-Tnti 
 
 Obtund', B^-Tnd 
 
 Oc'tave, Kt-V 
 
 Obtuse', B 3 -Ts, B*-T-sB, 
 
 Octa'vo, Kt-V 
 
 B'-lVs-T 
 
 Octen'nial, K-T-N1 
 
 Obtuse'-angled, B*-Ts- 
 NG-Gld [B^-Ts-NGld] 
 
 Oc'tile, Kt-Li 
 Octill'ion. K-T*-Zn 
 
 Obtusely, B 3 -T-sZ 
 Obtuse'ness, B 3 -Ts-Ns 
 
 Octo'ber, Kt-Br* 
 Octodec'imo, Kt-D*-sM 
 
 Obtu'sion, B^-Tshn 
 ObumTDfate, B'-s-M-Brt 
 
 Octogena'rian, Kt - J - 
 Nrn 
 
 Obumbra'tion, B a - M - 
 
 Octog'enary, Kt-J J -Nr 
 
 Brshn 
 
 Oc'topod, K-Ti-Pd 
 
 Obverse', B-Vrs 
 
 Octoroon', K-T-fin 
 
 Obverse'ly, B^-Vrs-L 
 
 Oc'tostyle, K-Ti-sT-L 
 
 Obvert', B*-Vrt, B-Vr- 
 
 Octosyllab'ic, K-Ti-sZ- 
 
 Td, B2-Vrt-KG 
 
 B-K 
 
 Ob'viate, B^Vt, Bi-V-Td, 
 
 Octosyllab'ical, K-Ti- 
 
 Bi-Vt-NG 
 
 6Z/-B-K1 
 
 Obria'tion, B a -Vshn 
 
 Octosyl'lable, K-T-sZ- 
 
 Ob'vious, B'-Vs 
 Ob'viously, Bi-Vs-L 
 
 Bl 
 Octroi', K-Tri 
 
 Ob'viousness, Bi-Vs-Ns 
 
 Oc'tuple, K-T'-Pl 
 
 Ob'volute, Bi-V-Zt 
 
 Oc'ular, K-Zr> 
 
 OF 
 
 Oc'ularly, K-Zr'-Z 
 Oc'uliform, K-Zi-F-B-M 
 Oc'ulist, K.-Zsti 
 Od, Dior* 
 
 O'dalisque, D^-Zs-K 
 Odd, D. Dri, Dst 
 Odd'- fellow, Di-Fl 
 Odd'ity, D J -T 
 Oddly, D>-Z 
 Odd'ness, D-Ns 
 Odds, Dzi 
 Ode, D* 
 Ode'on, D^-N 
 Od'ic, DSori-K 
 O'dious, D-S 
 O'diously, D^-Sl 
 O'diousness, Ds^-Ns 
 O'dium, D'-M 
 Odom'eter, D a -Mtr 
 Odontal'gia, Dn'-T-Z-J 
 Odontal'gic, Dni-T-Z-J, 
 
 K 
 
 Odontal'gy, Dni-T-Z-J 
 Odont'oid, Dni-Td 
 Odontol'ogy, Dn^T-Z-J 
 Od'or, Dr 
 O'dorant, Dri-N-T 
 Odoriferous, T>rf*-Rs 
 Odorif'erousness, Drf*- 
 
 /es-Ks 
 
 O'dorless, Dr-Zs 
 O'dorous, Dr s -8 
 O'dyle, D*-L 
 Od'yssey, Di-8 
 O'er, RS 
 
 JVote. For words com- 
 mencing with CE see the 
 same under E. 
 Of (ov), is indicated as 
 
 follows: 
 1. By V 1 , which is used 
 
 a. When of begins a sen- 
 tence or line; 
 
 b. Always instead of 
 
 Eroximity before words 
 eginning with com- or 
 con-, and 
 
 c. Generally before words 
 that may be written by 
 any hook, modification or 
 attachment of V ; thus, 
 
 Of all. VU 
 
 Of all their, Vldhrl 
 
 Of all the. Vlti 
 
 Of our, Vr 
 
 Of an, Vn 1 
 
 Of another. Vndhr 1 
 
 Of their, Vdhr 1 
 
 Of it or the, Vt* 
 
 Of its, Vts 1 
 
 Of his, Vz 
 
 Of a, V 1 with the a. 
 
 tick. 
 
 By the t>-hook; thus: 
 Part of. Pvi 
 Out of, TV* 
 Charge of. CHv 
 Which of. CHv 
 Each of, CHv3 
 Back of, BI-KT 
 
OFF 
 
 183 
 
 ONO 
 
 3. By proximity that is, 
 
 Oh. Written the same as 
 
 Om'inousness, Mi-Ns-lfs 
 
 by omitting the of and 
 
 (infer;.) 
 
 Omis'sible, M.s-133-L 
 
 writing the two words be- 
 
 Oil, Z,f 
 
 Omis'sion, MshnS 
 
 tween which it occurs near 
 
 Oil'-bag, Z'-B-G 
 
 Omis'sive, Ms-V 3 
 
 each other. Proximity 
 
 Oil'-cake, Z.I-K-K 
 
 Omit', Mt, M-Td3, MtC) 3 
 
 should not be used when 
 
 Oil'-car, L l -Kr 
 
 Omit'ter, Mtr3 
 
 one or both of the adjoin- 
 
 Oil'-cloth, Z l -Kl-TH 
 
 Om'nibus, M-N-Bs 1 
 
 ing words are written with 
 a dot, tick or circle sign. 
 
 Oil'-color, Zi-K-Zr 
 Oil'-district, ZJ-D-sTr-K 
 
 Omnifa'rious, M-N-F 2 -Hs 
 Omnif erous, M-N-F 3 -fis 
 
 In general, it should not 
 
 Oil'er, z,r> 
 
 Omnif ic, M-N-F^-K 
 
 bo employed when it will 
 
 Oil'iness, L l -~Sa 
 
 Om'niform, M-N-F'-R-BI 
 
 occasion the slightest in- 
 distinctness. When in 
 
 Oil'-man, L l -M.u 
 Oil'-painting, Z-Pnt-NG 
 
 Omuig'enous, M-N-J 3 -Ns 
 Om'niparty, M-N-pJ-fl-T 
 
 doubt use the stem V. 
 
 Oil'-pipe, ZJ-P-P 
 
 Omnip'arous, M-N-pa-Hs 
 
 Off, Fi 
 
 Oil'-sand, Zsi-Nd 
 
 Omnipersip'ience, M-N- 
 
 Off -cut, F 1 -K-T 
 
 Oil'-shop, L!-SH-P 
 
 Prs 3 -Pns 
 
 Offal, Fli 
 
 Oil'-stone, Zs^Tn 
 
 Omnipersip'ient, N-M- 
 
 Offence', Fns* 
 
 Oil'-tank, Z>-T-NG-K 
 
 Prs 3 -Pnt 
 
 Offend', Fnd, F*-N-Fd, 
 
 Oil'-well, Zi-Wl 
 
 Omnip'otence, H-N-P3- 
 
 Fnd 2 -NG 
 
 Oil'-works, Z'-Wr-Ks 
 
 Tns 
 
 Offend'er, Fndr 8 
 
 Oil'y, Z 1 , Z>-R, Zst 1 
 
 Omnip'otency, M-N-P3- 
 
 Offense', Fns 
 
 Oint, Nt' 
 
 Tn-S 
 
 Offen'sive, F 2 -Ns-V 
 
 Oint'ed, N-Td> 
 
 Omnip'otent, M-N-ps- 
 
 Offensively, F 2 -Ns-V-Z 
 
 Oint'ment, Nti-Mnt 
 
 Tnt 
 
 Offen'siveness, F 2 -Ns-V- 
 
 O'ker, Kr 2 
 
 Omnip'otently, M-N-P*. 
 
 Ns 
 
 OTtra or O'kro, Kr 2 
 
 Tnt-L 
 
 Offer, Fr 1 , Frdi, Fri-NG 
 
 Old, Z 2 -D, Z 2 -Dr, Z 2 -Dst 
 
 Omnipres'ence, M - N - 
 
 Of ferable, Fr'-Bl 
 
 See Late, Later. 
 
 Prz=-Ns 
 
 Offerer, Fri-R 
 
 Old'-age, Z-D- J 
 
 Omnipres'ent, M-N-Prz 2 - 
 
 Offering, Fri-NG 
 
 Old'en, Z 2 -Dn 
 
 Nt 
 
 Offertory, Fri-T- 
 
 Old'ish, Z 2 -D-SH 
 
 Omnis'cience, M - N - 
 
 OIF-hand, F-Hnd 
 
 Old'ness, z 2 -D-Ns 
 
 SHus 3 
 
 Office, Fs 1 
 
 Oleag'inous, Z'-J-Ns 
 
 Omnis'ciency, M-X-SH 3 - 
 
 Officer, Fs J -B 
 
 Oleag'inousness, Z J -J 
 
 N-S 
 
 Officered, Fs'-Ed 
 
 Ns-Ns 
 
 Dmnis'cient, M-N-SHnt 8 
 
 Offi'cial, F-sm 
 
 Olean'der, Zndr 1 
 
 Omnis'ciently, M - N - 
 
 Offl'cially, F-Sfll 
 
 Oleas'ter, Lstr 1 
 
 SHnts-L 
 
 Officiate, rs-SHt, F*-5fl- 
 
 O'lefiant, Z 2 -F-Nt 
 
 3m'nium, M'-N-M 
 
 Td, F^-SHt-NG 
 
 O'lein, Zn 2 
 
 Om'nium-gatherum, M 1 
 
 Offlc'inal, Fs-N-L 
 
 Oleom'eter, Z^-Mtr 
 
 -N-M-Gdhr-M 
 
 Offi'cious, FS-SHs 
 
 Olfac'tive, Zi-F-K-Tv 
 
 Dmniv'orous, M-X-v-JZs 
 
 Offl'ciously. FS-SHs-Z 
 Offl'ci ousness, F 3 -SHa- Ns 
 
 Olfac'tory, Z'-F-K-T-jK 
 Ol'iban, Zi-Bn 
 
 Omphal'ic, M-Fi-Z-K 
 Om'phalocele, M-Fi-Zs- 
 
 Offing, F!-NG 
 
 Olib'anum, Z3-B-N-M 
 
 L 
 
 Offish, Fi-SH 
 
 Ol'igarch, Z^-Gr-K 
 
 On, N 1 
 
 Offscouring, Fs'-K-B- 
 
 Oligarch'al, Zi-Gr-Kl 
 
 D'nanism, N 2 -Nz-M 
 
 NG 
 
 Oligarchic, Z!-Gr-K-K 
 
 O'nanist, N 2 -Nst 
 
 OflTscum, Fs^K-M 
 
 Oligarch'ical, Zi-Gr-K- 
 
 Once, Wns 2 
 
 Offset, (n.) FsJ-T 
 
 Kl 
 
 One, Wn 2 
 
 Offset' or Offset, (.) 
 
 Oligarchy, Z>-Gr-K 
 
 3ne'-eyed, Wn 2 -D 
 
 Fs-o?"i-T Fs^oT^-T-NG* 
 
 O'lio, ZI6 
 
 Oneirocrit'ic, N-^-Kr- 
 
 Off* shoot, Fi-SHt 
 
 Oliva'ceous, L*-V-SHs 
 
 T-K 
 
 Offspring, Fi-sPr-NG 
 
 Ol'ive, Zi-V 
 
 Oneirocrit'ical, N-fis- 
 
 Offus'cate, Fs-Kt 
 Offusca'tion, Fs 2 -Kshn 
 
 Ol'la-podri'da, Z-P-Dr-D 
 Ol'ogy, Z'-J. As a suffix, 
 
 Krt-Kl 
 Onei'romancy, X - R 1 - 
 
 Oft, Ft 1 
 
 sometimes J 
 
 Mn-8 
 
 Oft'en, Fn*, F^Nr, Fi- 
 
 Olym'piad, L-M-P-D 
 
 One'-horse, W 5 -N - HK 
 
 Nst 
 
 Olym'pian, lAM-Pn 
 
 [Wn 2 -Rs] 
 
 Oft'enness, Fni-Ns 
 Oft'entimes, Fn^T-Mz 
 
 Olym'pic, L 3 -M-P-K 
 Om'ber, M-Br 
 
 )ne'ness, Wn 2 -Ns 
 Jn'erary, Nr-B 1 
 
 [Fni-Mz] 
 
 Oinbrom'eter, M - Br 1 - 
 
 Jn'erate, Nr-T 1 
 
 Oft'times, Ft-T-Mz 
 
 Mtr 
 
 Jn'erous, Nr-S 1 
 
 Ogee', J3 
 
 Dme'pa, M-G 
 
 One'-sided, Wns s -Dd 
 
 Og'ham, G*-M 
 
 Dni'elet, M-Zt^ 
 
 One'-sidedness, Wna*- 
 
 O'give, Jv* 
 
 O'meii, Mn*. Mnd^, Mn- 
 
 Dd-Ns 
 
 O'gle, Gl 2 , Gld 2 , G1 2 -NG 
 
 NG 
 
 On'-going, N'-G-NG 
 
 O'gler, Gl-R 2 
 O'glio, Lid* 
 
 Dmen'tum, Mn-T^-M 
 3'mer, Mr* 
 
 On'ion, N-Yn 2 
 On'ion-eyed, N-Yn*-D 
 
 O'gre, Gr 2 
 
 Dm'inous, Mi-Ns 
 
 On'ly, Nl 
 
 O'gress, Grs* 
 
 Om'inously, M-Ns-Li 
 
 On'omancy, N-Mn-S* 
 
ONO 
 
 Dnomas'ticon, N-Ms-Ti- 
 
 Kn 
 Onomatopoe'ia, N-M-T 3 - 
 
 P 
 Onomatopoet'ic, N-M- 
 
 T*-P-T-K 
 On'set, Ns-T* 
 Onslaught, N-sZti 
 On'to, N-T 1 
 Ontolog'ic, N-TJ-Z-J-K 
 Ontolog'ical, N-T*-Z-J- 
 
 Kl 
 
 Ontol'ogy, N-Ti-Z-J 
 O'nus, Ns* 
 On 'ward. N-Wrdi 
 On'wards, N-Wrdz* 
 O'nyx, 6N 2 -Ks 
 O'olite, 6i-T 
 Oolit'ic, 6Z 3 -T-K 
 Ool'ogy, 6L l -J 
 Oo'long, oL-NG 
 Oooze, Z? Zd 3 , 
 Ooz'y, Z 3 
 Opacity, Ps>-T 
 Opa'cous, P 2 -Ks 
 Opake', P2-K 
 O'pal, 6P1 2 
 Opalesce', P^-Zs, P 2 -Zst, 
 
 P 2 -Z,8-NG 
 
 Opales'cence, P 2 -Zs-Ns 
 Opales'cent, P*-Zs-Nt - 
 O'paline, P 2 -Zn 
 O'palize, P-Zz, I^-Zzd, 
 
 ps-iz.-Nft 
 Opaque', P 2 -K 
 Opaque'ness, P^-K-Ns 
 Ope, P 
 
 O'pen, Pn 2 . Pnd 2 , Pn-NG 
 O'pener, P 2 -Nr 
 O'pen-eyed, Pn*-D 
 O'pen-handed, Pn*-Hn- 
 
 Dd 
 O'pen-hearted, Pn* - H - 
 
 RTO. 
 
 O'pening, Pn^-NG 
 O'penly. P 2 -Nl 
 O'pen-mouthed, Pn*-M- 
 
 DHd 
 
 O'penn^ss, Pn 2 -Xs 
 Op'era, P>-K 
 Op'era-glass, P>-H-Gls 
 Operam'eter, Pr^Mtr 
 Op'erate, P l -Rt, 
 
 Operat'ic, P^Kt-K 
 Operat'ical, P>-flt-Kl 
 Opera'tion, P 2 -#shn 
 Op'erative, pi-Kt-V 
 Op'erator, P l -Rtr 
 Oper'culum, Pr=-Kl-M 
 Op'erose, P l -Rs 
 Op'eroseness, Pi-Rs-Ns 
 Oph'icleide, F>-Kld 
 Ophid'ian, F^-Dn 
 Ophiolog'ical, F'-i-J-Kl 
 Ophiol'ogist, F^L-Jst 
 Ophipl'ogy, Fi--J 
 O'phiomancy, F*-Mn-S 
 Ophthal'mia, Fi-TH-Z, 
 M 
 
 184 
 
 Ophthal'mic, 
 
 M-K 
 
 Oph'thalmy, F'-TH-Z-M 
 O'piate, P 2 -T 
 Opine', Pn 1 , Pnd', Pn 1 
 
 NG 
 
 Opin'iative, Pn'-Tv 
 Opin'ion, Pn 3 -N [Pn^] 
 Opin'ionated, Pn 3 -N-Td 
 Opin'ionative, Pn-N-Tv 
 Opin'ionatively, Pn^-N- 
 
 T-V1 
 Opin'ionativeness, Pn 8 - 
 
 N-Tv-Ns [Pn 3 -Nt;Vs] 
 Opin'ioned, Pn 3 -Nd 
 Opin'ionist, Pn 3 -Nst 
 O'pium, P 2 -M 
 Opodel'doc, P-D-Z-D-K 
 Opos'sum, p!-sM 
 Op'pidan, Pi-Dn 
 Op'pilate, P'-Zt 
 Oppila'tion, P-Zshn 
 Op'pilative, pi-Zt-V 
 Oppo'nency, Pu s -N-S 
 Oppo'nent, Pn 2 -Nt 
 Opportune', Pr 3 -Tn 
 Opportunely, Pr^- 
 Opportune'ness, Pr*-Tn- 
 
 Ns 
 Opportu'nity, Pr*-Tn-T 
 
 tP 3 ] 
 
 Oppos'able, Pz 2 -Bl 
 Oppose', Pz 2 , Pzd, Pi. 
 
 NG 
 
 Oppos'er, P 2 -Zr 
 Oppos'ing, Pz 2 -XG 
 Op'posite, Pzi-T 
 Op'positely, Pzi-T-Z 
 Op'positeness, Pzi-T-Ns 
 Opposi'tion, Pzshn* 
 Opposi'tionist, Pzsftn-St 
 Oppos'itive, Pz'-Tv 
 Oppress', Prs 2 , Prst, Prs 2 
 
 -NG 
 
 Oppressed', Prst* 
 Oppres'sion, Prshn* 
 Oppress'ive, Prs^V 
 Oppress'ively, Prs*-V-Z 
 Oppress'iveness, Prs a - 
 
 V-Ns 
 
 Oppress'or, Pr^-sK 
 Oppro'brious, Pr 2 -Brs 
 OpproTsriously, Pr 2 -Br- 
 
 *L 
 Oppro'briousness, Pr- 
 
 Bre-Ns 
 
 Oppro'brium, Pr 2 -Br-M 
 Oppugn', Pn 3 , Pnd 3 , Pn- 
 
 NG 
 
 Oppug'nancy, pa-G-Nn-8 
 Oppugn'er, P 3 -Nr 
 Op'tative, Pti-Tv 
 Op'tic, pi-T-K 
 ! Op'tical, pi-T-Kl 
 Opti'cian, P 3 -Tshn 
 Op'tics, pi-T-Ks 
 Op'timacy, pi-T-M-8 
 i Op'timate, P'-T-Mt 
 Op'time, pi-T-M 
 iOp'timism, P'-T-Mz-M 
 
 ORB 
 
 Op'timist, P^T-Mst 
 Op'tion, Pshn 1 
 Op'tional-ly, Pshni-z 
 Op'ulence, P'-ins 
 Op'ulent, pi-int 
 Op'ulently, pi-int-Z 
 O'pus, Ps 2 
 Or is written r,s follows: 
 
 1. When standing alone or 
 commencing phrases by 
 B', thus; 
 
 Or, Ri 
 
 Or all, Bl 1 
 
 Or an, Kni 
 
 Or other. Bdhr 1 
 
 Or the, Bti 
 
 Or a, B with a-tick. 
 
 Or rather, Ri./Jdhr 
 
 2. In the middle of phra- 
 ses by /?, when more con- 
 venient than R; thus. 
 
 Before or after, Bf 2 -S 
 
 Ftr 
 
 Day or two. D 2 -K-T 
 Three or four, XHr 3 ft 
 
 F-B 
 
 Eight or nine, T 2 -R-Nn 
 Said or doue, sD 2 -K-Dn 
 
 3. After several of the 
 single stem words by the 
 
 -hook; thus, 
 At or, Tri 
 
 Two or three, TrS-THr 
 On or. Nr 1 
 In or, Nr 3 
 Or'acle, Ri-Kl 
 Or'acled, Ri Kid 
 Orac'ular, R'-Kl-B 
 Orac'cularly, R'-Kl-B-Z 
 
 Drac'ulous, R'-Kls 
 
 Drac'ulously, Ri-Kl-sZ. 
 Orac'ulousness, R^Kls- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Or'aison. Rsi-N 
 O'ral, Ris 
 O'rally, R 2 -i 
 
 Dr'ange, Rn'-J 
 
 Drangeade', Rn^-J-D 
 
 3r'angeat, Ru'-Jt 
 
 Dr'ange-man. Rn'-J-Mn 
 
 Dr'angery, Rn'-J-JZ 
 Orang'-outang, Ri-NG- 
 T-NG 
 
 Dra'tion, Rshn 2 
 
 Dr'ator, Rtr 1 
 Orato'rial, Rt= K-L 
 Orato'rially, Rt*--i 
 
 3rator'ical-ly, Rt^R-Kl 
 
 3rato'rio, Rt 2 R 
 Or'atory, RV-R 
 Orb, Ri B 
 Orb'ate, R>-Bt 
 Orbed, R^Bd 
 Orbic'ular, R 3 -B-K1-B 
 Orbic'ularly, R^-B-Kl-B- 
 
 L 
 
 Orbic'ulate, R 3 -B-Klt 
 Orbicula'tion, B 2 B 
 
 Klshn 
 Orb'it, B'-Bt 
 
Orb'ital, 
 
 Orb'itary, B>-Bt-# 
 Orb'y, B'-B 
 
 Orchard, B^CHrd 
 Orcharding, B-CHrd- 
 
 NG 
 
 Orchardist, Bi-CHrd-St 
 Orchesog'raphy, K'--K 
 
 sGr-F 
 
 Or'chester, Ei-Kstr 
 Orchestra, E-K-aTr 
 Orchestra-chair, B-K- 
 
 BTr-CHr 
 Orchestral 
 Orchestra'tion, B 2 - K - 
 
 sTrshn 
 
 Or'chestre, B>-Kstr 
 Orches'tric, B-K-sTr-K. 
 Orchid, Bi-Kd 
 Orchida'ceous, BAK-D- 
 
 SHs 
 
 Orchid'eous, B 3 -K-Ds 
 Or'chil, Bi-Kl 
 Orchil'la, B 3 -K-Ji 
 Or'chis, B^Ks 
 Ordam', fi-Dn, /e-Dnd, 
 
 Ordain'able, 
 
 Ordain'er, 
 
 Or'deal, Ei 
 
 Order, Bdr, B^Drd, Bdri 
 
 -NG 
 
 Or'derer, Edri-B 
 Ordering, Bdr-NG 
 Or'derless, Bdr^Ls 
 Orderliness, Bdri- 
 Orderly, Edr-Z, 
 Ordinal, fii-D-Nl 
 Or'dinance, Bdi-Nns 
 Or'dinarily, Edi-Nr-L 
 Ordinary, EdJ-Nr 
 Or'dinaryship, Bd-Nr- 
 
 8H-P 
 
 Ordinate, Bd-Nt 
 Or'dinately, Bdi-Nt-L 
 Ordina'tion, Bd 2 -Nshn 
 Or'dinative, Bd l -Nt-V 
 Ord'nance, Bdi-Nns 
 Ordonnance, Bd^Nns 
 Ord'ure, Bi-Dr 
 Ore, B2 
 O'read, oR*-T> 
 Or'gan, B'-Gn 
 Organ-builder, B-Gn-B 
 
 Zdr 
 
 Or'gandie, Bi-Gn-D 
 Or'gandy, BJ-Gn-D 
 Organ'ic, Bi-Gn-K 
 Organ'ical-ly, Bi-G-N-Kl 
 Organism, Bi-Gn-zM 
 Organist, B-Gn-St 
 Or'ganizable, Bi-G-Nz- 
 
 Bl 
 Organiza'tion, B s - G - 
 
 Tizshn (B'-Gnzftn) 
 Organize, Ri-G-Nz, B-G- 
 
 Nzd, E>-G-Nz-NG 
 Organizer, E>-G-N-Zr 
 Or'gan-loft, Bi-Gn-i-Ft 
 
 185 
 Organog'raphy, B>-G-N 
 
 Organol'ogy, B-G-N1-J 
 Or'ganon^ Ki-Gn-N 
 Organ-pipe, Bi-Gn-P-P 
 Organ-rest, Bi-Gn-fist 
 Organum, B'-Gn-M 
 Organzine, B^G-Nz-N 
 Or'gasm, B>-G-zM 
 Or'geat, fii-ZHt or fii-ZH 
 Orgies, R l -3z 
 Or'gy, fl'-J 
 Or'ichalch, 
 O'riel, B'^-L 
 O'riency, EnS-8 
 O'rient, Bnt 
 Orient'al. Bnt^-L 
 Orient'alism, Bnt-Lz-M 
 Orient'alist, Bnt 2 -Lst 
 Orient'ate, Bn-Tt, Bnt 2 - 
 
 Td, Bn a -Tt(') 
 Orienta'tion, Bn 2 -Tehn 
 Orifice, fii-Fb 
 Or'iflamme, fii-Fl-M 
 Or'igan, B l -Gn 
 Orig'anum, B^-Gn-M 
 Origin, R l -3n 
 Orig'inal-ly, 7J3-J-N1 
 Original'ity, TJi-J-Nl-T 
 Orig'inate, .R^-J-Nt, R 3 - 
 
 J-N-Td. B 3 -J-Nt-NG 
 Origination, fi2-J-Nshn 
 Originator, R?- J-Ktr 
 O'riol, B 2 -L 
 O'riole, E*-L 
 Ori'on, B'-N 
 Orison, Bzi-N 
 Or'lop, B>--P 
 Ormolu', B3-M-.& 
 Ornament, Ra. 1 - Mnt, 
 
 NG 
 Ornament'al-ly, Rn*- 
 
 Mnt- [SMnt] 
 Ornamenta'tion, fin 2 -M- 
 
 N-Tshn 
 
 Ornate, Bi-Nt 
 Or'nately, B-Nt-L 
 Ornateness, Bi-Nt-Ns 
 Ornith'ichnite, Bn-TH- 
 
 K-Nt 
 
 Ornith'olite, BnS-TH-Zt 
 Ornitholog'ic, Bn - TH - 
 
 Z-J-K 
 Ornitholog'ical, Bni-TH 
 
 -L-J-Kl 
 Ornithol'ogist, Bn^TH- 
 
 i-Jst 
 Ornithol'ogy, Bn-TH-- 
 
 J 
 Ornithorynch'us, Bn - 
 
 TH-B-NG-Ks 
 Orograph'ic, B'-Grf-K 
 Orograph'ical, B-Gr-F- 
 
 El 
 
 Orog'raphy, B>-Gr-F 
 Orolog'ical, B-I,-J-K1 
 Orol'ogist, B'-Z-Jst 
 Orol'ogy, E'-Z,-J 
 O'rotund, #-Tnd 
 
 OSS 
 
 Orphan, 5'-Fn 
 
 Orphanage, tf^F-N- J 
 
 Orphaned, ^'-Fnd 
 Orphanhood, .R'-Fn-Hd 
 Orphanism, /ei-Fn-Z-M 
 Orphe'an or Orphean, 
 
 3 ri-Fn 
 Orphic, TJi-F-K 
 Or'piment, IJi-P-Mnt 
 Or'rery, W-R 
 Orris, Esi 
 Ort, Bti 
 
 Orthodox, TB'-TH-D-Ks 
 Or'thodoxly, jei-TH-3> 
 
 K-sL 
 Or'thodoxness, ! -TH-D- 
 
 Ks-Ns 
 Orthodoxy, fli-Tll-D-K- 
 
 S 
 Orthodrom'ics, R l -1H- 
 
 Dr-M-Ks 
 Orthodromy, JS'-TH-Dr- 
 
 M 
 
 Orthoep'ic, .R2-TH-P-K 
 Orthoep'ical-ly, R--1H- 
 
 P-K1 
 
 Orthoepist, .R'-TH-Pst 
 Orthoepy, ^i-TH P 
 Orthog'onal, fii-TH-G-Nl 
 Orthog'rapher, /e 1 - TH - 
 
 Gr-Fr 
 Orthograph'ic, /ei-TH- 
 
 Grf-K 
 Orthograph'ical-ly, fii- 
 
 TH-Gr-F-Kl 
 Orthog'raphist, A'l-TH- 
 
 Gr-Fst 
 Orthog'raphy, R 1 - TH - 
 
 Gr-F 
 Orthop'edist, ^^TH-P- 
 
 Dst 
 
 Orthop'edy, tfi-TH-P-D 
 Orthop'terous, It 1 - TH - 
 
 P-Trs 
 
 Or'tive, fli-Tv 
 Ortolan, Et!-in 
 O'ryx, B2-Ks 
 Os, Si 
 Os'cillate, S l -Lt, Si-i-Td, 
 
 Sl-Lt-NG 
 
 Oscilla'tion, S^-ishn 
 Os'cillatory, S l -Lt-R 
 Os'citancy.Si-Tn-S 
 Os'citant, 8i-Tnt 
 Os'citate, S^Tt 
 Oscita'tion, 8 2 -Tshn 
 Os'culant, S'-K-^nt 
 Os'culate, si-K-it, si-R 
 
 L-Td, S'-K-Lt-NG 
 Oscula'tion, S^-K-ishn 
 Os'culatory, S'-K-it-fi 
 O'sier, ZHr 
 O'siered, ZHrd a 
 Os'manli, zi-M-Nl 
 Os'mazome, Z'-Mz-M 
 Os'mium, Z'-M-M 
 Os'naburg, Z^N-Br-G 
 Os'pray, S'-Pr 
 Oss, Si 
 Os'selet, 
 
OSS 
 
 Os'seous, Si-3 
 Os'sicle, S'-Kl 
 Ossif'erous, S-Frs 
 Ossific, 88-F-K 
 Ossifica'tion, 8*-F-Kshn 
 Os'sifrage, S'-Fr- J 
 Os'sify, 8 l -F, S-Fd, S*-F 
 
 NG 
 
 Ossiv'orous, S 8 -Vrs 
 Os'suary, SE1-R 
 Ost, Sti 
 Ostensibil'ity, St-Ns-Bl 
 
 T (-Bit) 
 
 Osten'sible-y, St*-Ns-Bl 
 Osten'sive, Sts-Ns-V 
 Os'tent, Si-Tnt 
 Ostenta'tion, Sts-N-Tshn 
 Ostenta'tious, St*-Nt-SHs 
 Ostenta'tiously, Sta-Nt 
 
 SHs-Z, 
 Ostenta'tiousness, St* 
 
 Nt-SHs-Ns 
 
 Os'teocope, S^T-K-P 
 Os'teoplasty, Sti-Pls-T 
 Osteog'eny, S'-T -J-N 
 Osteol'oger, S^T-i-Jr 
 Osteol'ogist, Si-T--Jst 
 Osteol'ogy, S'-T-i-J 
 Ost'ler, Sti-i-B 
 Ostra'cean s S^Trshn 
 Os'tracism, S l -Tr-szM 
 Os'tracize, Si-Trsz, 8'- 
 
 Trsz-D, S^Trsz-NG 
 Os'trieh, 8 l -Tr-CH 
 Os'trogoth, SJ-Tr-G-TH 
 Otacous'tic, T'ori-Ks-T-K 
 Otai'gia, Ti-- J 
 Otal'gic, Ti-i- J-K 
 Otal'gy,Ti--J 
 O'tary, T*-R 
 
 Oth'er, DHr>. Written in 
 
 the first position to avoid 
 
 collision with Their. 
 
 In many instances Other 
 
 would conflict with Their 
 
 V written in the same way. 
 
 Bat after most adjectives, 
 
 and nouns and pronouns 
 
 in the possessive case, The.ir 
 
 rarely or never occurs; 
 
 therefore Other may be 
 
 Written in such cases by 
 
 the same outline as Their- 
 
 as follows: 
 
 1. By lengthening the stem 
 of the proceeding word; 
 Ihus, 
 
 These other, Zdhr' 
 That other, DHdhri 
 The other, DHdhr* 
 Every other. Vrdhr* 
 One other, Wndhr 2 
 No other, Ndhr* 
 Many other, M 3 -Ndhr 
 Some other. sMdhr* 
 My other, Mdhri 
 Your other. Ydhr* 
 Their other. DHrdhr' 
 Her other, Rdhr 5 
 Been other, Budhr* 
 
 186 
 
 OUT 
 
 2. By the rfAr-hook 01 
 
 Ouranog'raphy, Ki N . 
 
 straight stems ; thus, 
 
 Gr-F 
 
 Each other, CHdhrS 
 
 Ourol'ogy, B'-Z-J 
 
 Such other, sCHdhr 8 
 
 Ouros'cope, Es'-K-P 
 
 Our other, .Rdhr' 
 
 Ours, /zi 
 
 3. By changing the pre- 
 
 Ourself , W-BL-V 
 
 ceding ^-circle to a large 
 
 Ourselves', I&-KL- Vz 
 
 loop; thus, 
 
 [flszi] 
 
 Those other, DHzdhr^ 
 
 Ou'sel, Zl 
 
 This other, DHsdhr" 
 
 Oust, St^Si-Td, Sti-NG 
 
 John's other, Jnzdhr 1 
 
 Oust'er, Str 1 
 
 Boy's other, Bzdhr 1 
 
 Out, T'. Out at the com- 
 
 James' other, J 2 -Mzdhr 
 
 mencement of compound 
 
 Whose other, Hzdhr^ 
 
 words should be written 
 
 His other, zdhr 3 de- 
 
 in the first position, no 
 
 tached large loop, 
 
 matter what may be the 
 
 leaning to the right, 
 
 accented vowel of the 
 
 in third position. 
 
 word, except in a few 
 
 There are a few excep- 
 
 cases where it is neces- 
 
 ;ions to the above rule; 
 
 sary to write the words 
 
 thus, All other should be 
 
 in other positions for the 
 
 vocalized with the second 
 
 sake of distinction. See 
 
 3 lace short dash, thus; 
 
 Outran, Outrun. 
 
 budhr 1 . And, on the other 
 
 Out-act', Ti-Kt 
 
 land, Or other Is safely 
 
 Out-acted, T'-K-Td 
 
 written Rdhr 1 without the 
 
 Out-bal'ance, Ti-Blns 
 
 vowel sign. 
 
 Out-bid', T'-Bd 
 
 The word Their has the 
 
 Dut-bid'den, T^B-Dn 
 
 first right to be written 
 
 Dut-blaze', T^Blz 
 
 with the dhr outlines, and 
 
 Dut'bound, Ti-Bad 
 
 ;enerally after words where 
 
 Dut-brave', T^Brv 
 
 "heir might occur, if the 
 
 Out-braz'en, T'-Brz-N 
 
 ame form be used for 
 Other, the sign of the short- 
 
 Out'break, Ti-Br-K 
 Outbreaking, T-Br-K- 
 
 vowel u should be inserted ; 
 
 NG 
 
 thus. 
 
 Out'-building, T!-Bld(') 
 
 Of other, Vudhr* 
 
 Out'burst, T'-Brst 
 
 Shall other. SHudhr 1 
 
 Out' cast, Ti-Kst 
 
 By other, Biidhri 
 
 Out'-climb, T^Kl-M 
 
 But other, Budhr 2 
 
 Out'come, T^K-M 
 
 When other, Wudhr^ 
 
 Out'crop, T!-Kr-P 
 
 In other, Nudhr 3 
 
 Outcrop', T"-Kr-P, TI.RT. 
 
 Dth'erguise, DHri-Gz 
 
 Pt. Ti Kr-P-NG 
 
 Oth'erness, DHri-Ns 
 
 Out'cry, T u Kr 
 
 Oth'ers. Written like 
 
 Outdare', Ti-D-R 
 
 Other with the small 
 
 Outdared', T-D-Bd 
 
 circle added. 
 
 Ou.tdid', TiDd3 
 
 Oth'erwise, DH^-Wz 
 
 Outdo', T'-D 
 
 O'tiose, 8H2-8 
 
 Outdo'ing. T>-D-NG 
 
 Oti'tis, 6Ti-Ts 
 
 Outdone', Ti-Dn 
 
 Of tar, Tri 
 
 Outdoor', Ti-D-R 
 
 Ot'ter, Tr 
 
 Outdoors', T'-D-Rz 
 
 Ot'to, T 
 
 Out'er, Tr 1 
 
 ^t'toman, Ti-Mn 
 
 Out'ermost, Tr!-Mst 
 
 Ot'tomans, T J -Mnz 
 
 Out'fall, T!-F1 
 
 Ouch, CHi 
 
 Out'flt, Tf-T 
 
 Ought, T' 
 
 Outflank', Ti-Fl-NG-K 
 
 Dunce, Ns 1 
 
 Outfly', T'-Fl 
 
 Our, K 1 -. So written to 
 
 Oufrfrown', T'-Frn 
 
 distinguish it from the 
 
 Out'gate, T-Gt 
 
 abbreviation for Her. 
 
 Outgen'eral, T>-J-Nr-l 
 
 Our is also written by the 
 
 [Ti-Jn] 
 
 r-hook; thus. 
 
 Outgen'eraled, TJ-J-Nr* 
 
 By our, Br 1 
 
 Ld [TLJnd] 
 
 At our, Tr> 
 
 Outgive', T!-Gv 
 
 Which our, CHr 
 
 Outgiv'en, Ti-G-Vn 
 
 Of our, Vr' 
 
 Outgo', T>-G, T-G-NO 
 
 On our. Nr 1 
 
 Outgone', T'-Gn 
 
 In our, Nr 3 
 
 Outgrew', T'-Gr 
 
 Among our, NGr 1 
 
 Outgrow', T"-Gr 
 
OUT 
 
 Outgrown', l^-Grn 
 Out'growth, T^-Gr-TH 
 Out'guard, Ti-Grd 
 Out-Her'od, Ti-H-K-D 
 Out'-house, H-Hs 
 Outland'ish, Ti-nd-SH 
 Outlast', Ti-st 
 Out'law, TH-L, Ti-Ld, Ti 
 L NG 
 
 Out'lawed, 
 Out'lawry, T^ 
 Out'lay, Ti-Zr 
 Out'let,Ti-it 
 Outlie', T'-i 
 Out'lier, T l -L-~R 
 Out'line, 
 
 Outlive', T1-.L-V 
 Out'look, T!-Z,-K 
 Out'lying, T^i-NG 
 Outmarch', T^M-B-CH 
 Outmeas'ure, "P-M-ZHr 
 Out'most, T!-Mst 
 Outnumber, T-N-M-Br 
 
 [TJ-Br] 
 
 Out'-of-door, Tvi-D-B 
 Out'-of-doors, Tvi-D-Bz 
 Out-of-the-way', TvH-W 
 Outpace', T'-Ps 
 Out'parish, T^P-fl-SH 
 Out'part, T!-Prt 
 Out'peer, T*-P-B 
 Out'port, Ti-P-fit 
 Out'post, T!-Pst 
 Outpour'. Ti-P-B 
 Outpour'ing, Ti-P-B- 
 Out'rage, 
 
 Outra'geous, T 2 -H-Js 
 Outra'geoualy, T*-S- J-s 
 Outra'geousness, 
 
 Js-Ns 
 
 Outran', T l -.Rn 
 Outrank', 'H-B-NG-K 
 Outre', Tra 
 Outreach', T^-B-OH 
 Outride', T 
 Out'rider, 
 Out'rigger, 
 Out'right, Ti- 
 Outrun', T a -.Rn, T*-Bn-NG 
 Outsail'. 
 Outsell', 
 Out'set, Ts 1 -! 
 Outshine', Ti- 
 Outside', Tsi-D 
 Dut'sider, T>-sDr 
 Out'skirt, Ti-sK-flt 
 Outsold', Ti-s^-D 
 Out'spoken, T 1 - 6P - Kn 
 
 [T'-sPn] 
 
 Outspread', T 1 -sPr-D 
 Outstand', Tsi-Tnd, Ts>- 
 
 Tnd-NG 
 
 Outstare', Tsi-T-B 
 Outstood', Tsi-Td 
 Out'street, T^-sTrt 
 Outstretch', T^sTr-CH, 
 
 T'-sTr-CHt, Ti-sTr-CH- 
 
 NG 
 
 187 
 
 Outstride', Ti-sTrld 
 
 Outswear', Ti-sW-B [T 1 
 sR] 
 
 Outstrip', Ti-sTr-P 
 
 Outtalk', Ti-T-K, Ti-T-Kt 
 T l -T-K-NG 
 
 Outvalue', l^-Vl 
 
 Outvie', Ti-V 
 
 Outvote', T^Vt" 
 
 Outwalk', T>-W-K 
 
 Out'wall, Ti-Wl 
 
 Out'ward, T>-Wrd 
 
 Out'ward-bound, T 1 - 
 Wrd-Bnd 
 
 Out'wardly, TJ-Wrd- 
 
 Out'words, T J -Wrdz 
 
 Outwatch', T!-wCH 
 
 Outwear', T^-Wr 
 
 Outwent', T-Wnt 
 
 Outweigh', T!-W 
 
 Outweighed', T 1 -Wd 
 
 Outwork', T^Wr-K, 
 Wr-Kt, Ti-Wr-K-NG 
 
 Out'work, T!-Wr-K 
 
 Outwore', T!-Wr 
 
 Outworn', T 1 -Wrn 
 
 Outwrought', Ti-flt 
 
 Ou'zel, Zl 
 
 O'va, V* 
 
 O'val, VI* 
 
 Ova'ria, V-K 
 
 Ova'rious, \*-Rs 
 
 Ova'rium, 
 
 O'vary, 
 
 O'vate, Vta 
 
 O'vated, V*-Td 
 
 Ova'tion, Vshn* 
 
 Ov'en, Vn 
 
 O'ver, Vr 1 . Written in 
 first position BO that it 
 will not conflict with Vr 
 Very. Over at the com' 
 mencement of compound 
 words should be written 
 in the first position, no 
 matter what may be the 
 accented vowel of the 
 word, except in a 
 cases where it is neces- 
 sary to write the words 
 in other positions for the 
 sake of distinction. See 
 Overarch, Overreach, Over- 
 draw, Overdrew, etc. 
 
 Overabound', Vr-Bnd 
 
 Overact', Vri-K-T 
 
 O'veralls, Vri-Lz 
 
 Overanx'ious, Vri-NG- 
 SHs 
 
 Overarch', Vr> - R CH. 
 See Overreach. 
 
 Dverawe', Vr 1 , with sign 
 for Awe written near it. 
 
 Dverawed', Vr l -aD 
 Overbal'ance, Vr^Blns, 
 
 Vr'-Blnst. Vri-Blns-NG 
 Overbearing, VrJ-B-fl- 
 
 NG 
 
 Overbid', Vri-Bd, Vr- 
 BdC) 
 
 OVE 
 
 [ Overbid'den, Vr^B-Dn 
 - O'ver-board, Vr'-Brd 
 Overbore', Vri-B-B 
 Overborne', Vri-B-fln 
 Overbur'den, v^-B-fl. 
 
 Dn 
 
 Overcame', Vr-K-M 
 Overcast', Vr^Kst, VrL 
 
 Kst(-) 
 Overcau'tious, Vr 1 - K - 
 
 SHs 
 Overcharge', Vr^CHr-J 
 
 Vri-CHr-J-D, Vi-i-CHr-J- 
 
 NG [Vri-CH, Vr'-CHd, 
 
 Vri-CH(-)] 
 
 Overcloud', Vri-Kld 
 O'vercoat, Vr J -K-T 
 Overcome', Vr 1 - K - II, 
 
 Vr'-K-M-NG [VrJ-K., Vr 1 - 
 
 Overcon'fident, VrMFi- 
 
 Dnt 
 
 Over-cost'ly, \r l -E.s-T-L 
 Overdid', Vri-Dd 
 Overdo', Vri - D, Vr 1 - D - 
 
 NG 
 
 Overdone', Vr'-Dn 
 Overdose', Vi^-Ds 
 Overdraw', Vr^Dr 
 Overdrawn', Vr^Drn 
 Overdrew', Vr^-Dr 
 Overdressed', Vri-Drst 
 Overdrive', Vri-Drv 
 Overdrove', Vr^-Drv 
 Overdue', Vr'-D 
 Overeat', Vi^-T 
 Overeaten', Vr-Tn 
 Overexcite', Vr!-Ks-T 
 Overeye', Vr'-r 
 Overeyed', Vr'-i-D 
 Overfall', Vr^-F-L 
 Overfatigue', Vri-F-T-G 
 Overfed', VrJ-F-D 
 Overfeed', Vr^-F-D 
 Overflow', Vri-Fl, Vr 1 - 
 
 Fl-D, Vri-Fl-NG 
 Overflowing', Vri-Fl-NG 
 Overflown', VrT-FIn 
 Overfond', Vr ] -Fnd 
 Overfreight', Vr>-Frt 
 Dvergo', Vr'-G 
 Dvergorge', Vri-Gr-J 
 Overgrew', Vr 3 -Gr 
 Dvergrow', Vr l -Gr 
 3vergrown', Vri-Grn 
 3vergrowth', Vr'-Gr-TH 
 Dverhang', Vr^H-NG 
 Dverhard'en, Vr^Hr-Dn 
 Dverhaste', Vr^Hst 
 Overhast'iness, Vr^Hs- 
 
 T-Ns 
 
 >verhast'y, Vr^Hs-T 
 Overhaul, Vr' HI, Vri - 
 
 Hid. Vr'-Hl-NG 
 Overhead', Vr^Hd 
 Overhear", Vr^Hr, Vr"- 
 
 Hr-NG 
 
 Overheard', Vr'-Hrd 
 Overheat', Vr-Ht 
 Overhung', Vr*-H-NG 
 
OVE 
 
 Overis'aue, vr'-SH 
 Overjoy', Vr J -J 
 Overla'bor, Vr*--Br 
 Overlade', VrJ-i-D, Vr 1 
 
 L-Dd, Vr^i-D-NG. These 
 
 outlines should be vocal 
 
 ized with a to distinguish 
 
 them from the more fre- 
 quent outlines Overload 
 
 etc. 
 
 Overladen', Vr-i-Dn 
 Overlain', Vri-Z,n 
 Overland', Vr^Z-nd 
 Overlap', Vr>--P, \r*-L- 
 
 Pt, Vri-Z-P-NG 
 Overlarge', Vr 
 Overlay 5 , \ri-L, Vri--D, 
 
 Vri-i-NG 
 
 Overleap', Vr J --P 
 O'verleather, Vr-idhr 
 Overlib'eral, Vr^L-Br-L 
 Overlie', Vr 1 -!., Vri-i-NG 
 Overload', Vr^L-D, Vr 1 -/,- 
 
 Dd, Vr l -i-D-NG 
 Overlook', Vr 1 -!, K, Vr 1 - 
 
 Z.-K-T, Vri-i-K-NO 
 Overmas'ter, Vri-Mstr 
 Overmatch', Vr^M-CH, 
 
 Vr>-M-CHt, Vri-M-CH- 
 
 NG 
 Overmeas'ure, Vr 1 - M - 
 
 ZHr 
 
 Overmod'est, Vri-M-Dst 
 O'vermost, V^-Mst 
 Overmuch', Vr^M-CH 
 O'vernight, Vr-Nt 
 Overpas'sionate, Vr 1 - 
 
 Pshn-T 
 
 Overpass', Vr'-Ps 
 Overpa'tient, Vri-Pshnt 
 Overpay', Vr 1 -?, Vr l -Pd, 
 
 Vri-P-NG 
 
 Overpeo'ple, Vr^P-Pl 
 Overpersuade', Vr L Pr- 
 
 sWd, Vr^Pr-sW-Dd, Vr 1 - 
 
 Pr-sWd-NG 
 O'verplus, V^-Pls 
 Overply', Vri-Pl 
 Overpoise', Vr^Pz 
 Overpow'er, Vr^P-E 
 Overpress', V^-Prs 
 Overprize', Vr J -Pz 
 Overrake', \r l -R-K 
 Overrate', Vr l -Rt 
 Overreach', 
 
 Vr 3 R-CHt, Vr 
 
 NG. See Overarch. 
 Overreach'er, Vr 3 -K-CHr 
 Overread'y, Vr 1 -*-^ 
 Overrid', Vr^-fl-D 
 Overrid'den, Vr 3 -K-Dn 
 Override', Vr^JB-D, Vr 1 - 
 
 fi-D-NG 
 
 Overripe', V^-K-P 
 Overrip'en, Vr^-fi-Pn 
 Overrode', Vr^-JZ-D 
 Overrule', V^-fil, Vri- 
 
 R\d, Vr'-Rl-NG 
 Overrul'ing, Vr-fll-NG 
 Overran', Vr J -Bn 
 
 188 
 
 OXY 
 
 Overrun', Vr^fin, Vr*-.Rn 
 
 O'viform, v^r-R-M 
 
 NG 
 
 Ovip'arous, V 3 -Prs 
 
 Oversaw', Vri-S 
 
 Ovipos'it, V"-Pz-T, Vi-Pz- 
 
 Oversea', Vri-S 
 
 Td. Vi-Pz-T-NG 
 
 Oversee', Vr^-S, Vr8-S-NG 
 
 Oviposi'tion, V 3 -pz*An 
 
 Overseen', Vrs^N 
 Overseer', Vrs 3 -B 
 
 Ovipos'itor, Vi-Pztr 
 O'visac, Vs 2 -K 
 
 Overset', Vrs z -T, Vrs 2 -T- 
 
 O'void, VS-D 
 
 NG 
 
 Ovoid'al, V!-D1 
 
 Oversew', Vr s -S 
 
 O'volo, V2-Z, 
 
 Overshade', Vr 2 -SHd 
 
 Ovol'ogy, v l -L- J 
 
 Overshad'ow, Vr^SH-D 
 
 Ovovivip'arous, V'-V- 
 
 O'vershoe, Vr^-SH 
 
 V-Prs 
 
 Overshoot', Vr-SHt, Vr>- 
 
 O'vule, V2-L 
 
 8Ht-NG 
 
 O'vum, V 2 -M 
 
 Overshot', Vri-SHt 
 
 Owe. Written the same 
 
 O'versight, Vrs 1 -! 
 Overskip', Vrs^K-P 
 
 as (interj.) 
 Owed, D 
 
 Oversleep', V^-sZ-P, Vr 1 
 
 Owest', 6St 
 
 sL-Pt. Vri-sZ-P-NG 
 
 Ow'ing. The sign for O 
 
 Oversoon', Vrs^N 
 
 (interj.) with tno-dot 
 
 Overspent', Vrs^Pnt 
 
 Owl, L\ Z.I-D, LI-NG 
 
 Overspread', Vr^sPr-D 
 
 Owl'er, ir 1 
 
 V^-sPr-D-NG 
 
 Owl'et, L*-T 
 
 Overstate', Vrs^Tt 
 
 Owl'-eyed, fcM-D 
 
 Overstay', Vrs 1 -!, Vrs 1 
 
 Owl'ing, L'-NG 
 
 Td, Vrs>-T-NG 
 
 Owl'ish, Z.1-8H 
 
 Overstep', Vrs^T-P, Vrs 1 
 T-Pt, Vrs^T-P-NG 
 
 Owl-light', H-Lt 
 Owl'-like, Zi-Z-K 
 
 Overstock', Vrs^T-K 
 
 Own, N 1 , Nd 1 , N^NG 
 
 Overstrain', Vri-sTrn 
 
 Written in the first posi- 
 
 Overswell', Vr^sWl 
 
 tion to distinguish it 
 
 O'vert, Vrt 2 
 
 from N 2 know, N-NG 
 
 Overtake', Vr 2 -T-K, Vr- 
 
 knowing. 
 
 T-K-NG 
 
 Own'er, Nr 2 
 
 Overtask', Vri-T-sK 
 
 Owner'ship, Nr 2 -SH-P 
 
 Overtax', Vr^T-Ks 
 
 Ox', Ksi - 
 
 Dverthrew', VrS-THr 
 
 Oxal'ic, K-sZ-!-K 
 
 Overthrow 7 , Vr 1 - THr, 
 
 Ox'bow, Ks-B 1 
 
 Vrt-THr-NG 
 
 Ox'en, Ks!-N 
 
 Dverthrown', Vri-THrn 
 
 Ox'eye, Ks 1 -! 
 
 Dverthwart', VrJ-TH-Wrt 
 
 Ox'-eyed, Ks l -D 
 
 Overtire', Vri-T-B 
 
 Ox'-fly, Ks^Fl 
 
 O'vertly, Vrt-L 
 
 Ox'idate, Ks-Dt 1 , Ks-D 
 
 Overtook', Vr^-T-K 
 
 Td, Ks-Dt(')i 
 
 Overtop', Vr J -T-P 
 
 Oxyda'tion, Ks-Dshn 2 
 
 Overtrade', Vr^Trd 
 
 Ox'ide, Ks-D 1 - 
 
 Overthrow', Vr^THr 
 
 3x'idizable, Ks-Dz^Bl 
 
 O'verture, Vrtr 2 (or Vr z - 
 
 Ox'idize, Ks - Dzi, Ks - 
 
 OHr) 
 
 Dzd 1 . Ks-Dzi-NG 
 
 Overturn', Vr 1 - T - fin. 
 
 Ox'idizement, Ks - Di - 
 
 Vr^T-find. Vri-T-fin-NG 
 
 zMnt 
 
 Overtwin'ing, Vr J -Twn- 
 
 Ox'lrp, K-sZ^-P 
 
 NG 
 
 Oxo'nian, Ks^-Nn 
 
 Overval'ue, Vr-V- 
 
 Ox'-stall, Kssi-T-L 
 
 Overween', Vri-Wn 
 
 Ox'yd, Ks-D 1 
 
 Overween'ingly, Vr 1 - 
 
 Ox'ydate, Ks-Dt 1 
 
 Wn-NG-L 
 
 Oxyda'tion, Ks-Dshn* 
 
 Overweigh', Vr a -W 
 O'verweight, Vri-wT 
 Overwhelm', Vri-Wl-M 
 
 Ox'ydize, Ks-Dz* 
 Ox'ygen, Ks-Jn 1 
 Ox'ygenate, K s - J 1 - Nt, 
 
 Overwhelm'ing, Vr 1 - 
 
 Ks-Jt-N-Td, Ks-Ji-Nt-NG 
 
 Wl-M-NG 
 
 Oxygena'tion, Ks - J 2 - 
 
 Overwhelm'ingly, Vr 1 - 
 
 Nshn 
 
 Wl-M-NGl 
 
 Ox'ygenize, Ks - J 1 - Nz, 
 
 Overwise', Vr J -Wz 
 
 Ks-Ji-Nzd. Ks-J^Nz-NG 
 
 Overwork', V^-Wr-K, 
 
 Oxyg'enous, Ks-J 3 -Ns 
 
 Vr'-Wr-Kt. Vr^Wr-K-NG 
 
 Ox'ygon, Ks'-Gn 
 
 Overwrought', Vri-fit 
 Oric'ular, V 3 -K1-B 
 
 Oxyhy'drogen, K-sHda 
 Jn 1 
 
OXY 
 
 Ox'ymel, K-sM-i> 
 Oxymo'rpn, K-sM-.Hn2 
 Oxymu'riate, K-sM-fit 
 Ox'yopy, Ks-Pi 
 Ox'ysalt, K-Ssi-Zt 
 Ox'ytone, Ks-Tni 
 O'yer, Yr 
 O'yez, Ys 
 Oys'ter, Str* 
 Oys'ter-bed, Stri-Bd 
 Oys'ter-boat, Stri-Bt 
 Oys'ter-catcher, str'-K. 
 
 CHr 
 Oys'ter-counter, Str 1 - 
 
 Kntr 
 Oys'ter-dredge, Str'-Dr- 
 
 J 
 
 Oys'ter-house, Stri-Hs 
 Oys'ter-patty, Stri-P-T 
 Oys'ter-plant, Str^Plnt 
 Oys'ter-shell, Str-SHl 
 Ozoce'rite, Zs-.Rt 
 Ozona'tion, ZS-Nshn 
 Ozoniflca'tion, Z*-N-F- 
 
 Kshn 
 O'zonize, Z^-Nz, Z^-Nzd, 
 
 Z2-NZ-NG 
 
 Ozonom'eter, Zi-N-Mtr 
 Ozonomet'ric, Z 8 -N-M- 
 
 Tr-K 
 
 Ozonom'etry, zi-N-M-Tr 
 Ozo'na, Z*-N 
 O'zone, Zn 
 
 P. 
 
 P, the sixteenth letter of 
 the Alphabet, represents 
 usually the sound of p as 
 heard in the words pay, pie, 
 cap, rope, etc. 
 
 P is the most perfect of 
 all the consonants and it is 
 therefore placed at the head 
 of the phonographic alpha- 
 bet. 
 
 Pp has the sound of sin- 
 gle^), as in rapped, nipped, 
 etc. See Bb. 
 
 Ph has the sound of/, as 
 inpAantom, pha.sc, phonog- 
 raphy, etc. 
 
 P is silent in the initial 
 combinations pn and pi, as 
 in pneumatics, pneumonia, 
 piarmigan, Ptolemy, etc. 
 
 Inphth ph is silent, as in 
 phthisic (tizlc), phthongoin- 
 eter (thongflmeter), etc. 
 Pab'ular, pi-B-Z-R 
 Pabula'tion, P^-B-Zshn 
 Pab'ulous, P'-B-Z/s 
 Pab'ulum, pi-B-i-M 
 Pa'ca, pa-K 
 Paca'tion, P 2 -Kshn 
 Pace, Ps, Pst, 
 
 189 
 
 Pa'cer, P^-sK 
 Pacha', pi-SH 
 Pactia'lic, pi-SHl-K 
 Pach'ydenn, Pi-K-Dr-lVI 
 Pachyderm'ata, P^-K 
 
 Dr-M T 
 Pachyderm'atous, P-K 
 
 Dr-M-Ts 
 
 Pacific, Ps-F-K 
 Paciric-ocean, Ps 8 - F- 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Paeifical, Ps^-F-Kl 
 Paciflca'tion, Ps*-F-Kshn 
 Pacificator, Ps-F-Ktr 
 Pacificatory, 
 
 Pac'ified, Ps-Fd 
 
 Pac'ifier, Ps'-F-K 
 
 Pac'ify, Psi-F, Pst-Fd, 
 Ps>-F-NG 
 
 Pac'ing, Ps*-NG 
 
 Pack, pi-K, P-Kt, pi-K- 
 NG 
 
 Pack'age, pi-K-J 
 
 Pack'-cloth, pi-K-Kl-TH 
 
 Pack'er, pi-Kr 
 
 Pack'et, Pi-Kt, pi-K-Td, 
 Pi-Kt-NG 
 
 Pack'et-boat, P>-Kt-Bt 
 
 Pack'et-ship, pi-Kt-SH-P 
 
 Pack'-horse, P^K-Hrs 
 
 Pack'ing, pi-K-NG 
 
 Pack'-man, P^K-Mn 
 Pack'-mule, pi-K-M-L 
 Pack'saddle, P'-Ks-D-L 
 Pack'-staff, P^Ks-Tf 
 
 Pack' -thread, pi-K-THrd 
 
 Pack'wax, pi-K-wKs 
 
 Pact, Pi-Kt 
 
 Pac'tion, P^Kshn 
 
 Pac'tional, P^Kshn-Z 
 Pacti'tious, ps- 
 Pacto'lian, P2-K-T-in 
 
 Pacto'lus, P^-K-T-is 
 Pad, P'-D, P!-Dd, P!-D- 
 
 NG 
 
 Pad'ding, pi-D-NG 
 Pad'dle, pi-Dl, P^Dld, 
 
 P'-Dl-NG 
 Pad'dle-board, P 1 - Dl - 
 
 Brd 
 
 Pad'dle-staff, pi-Dls-Tf 
 Pad 'die-wheel, pi-Dl-Wl 
 Pad'dock, Pi-D-K 
 Pad'dy, P^D 
 Padisha', P>-D-5/7 
 Pad'lock, pi-D-L-K, pi-D- 
 Z-K-T. Pi-D-Z-K-NG 
 
 Paduasoy', pi-D-8 
 
 Pee'an, P^-N 
 
 Pse'on, P 3 -N 
 
 Pse'ony, P 3 -N 
 
 Pa'gan, P-Gn 
 
 Pa'ganism, P*-Gn-Z-M 
 Pa'ganize, P^-G-Nz, P- 
 
 G-Nzd, P2-G-Nz-NG 
 Page, P-J, ps-Jd, ps-J- 
 NG 
 
 ?ag'eant, P'-Jnt 
 Pag'eantry, pi-J-N-Tr 
 
 PAL 
 
 Pagiaal, pi-j-xi 
 Pagination, P 2 -J-Xshn 
 Pa'ging, p--:.J-NG 
 Pago'da, P2-G-D 
 Pail, P2-L 
 Pail'ful, ps-L-Fl 
 Pail'fuls, pn-L-Flz 
 Pain, Pu2, Piid=, Pu=-XG 
 Pain'ful, Pn^-F-L 
 Pain'fully, Fn"-F-L 
 Pain'fulness, Pu^-F-L-Ns 
 
 [:FS] 
 
 Pai'nim, P=-N-M 
 Pain'less,P 2 -Xls 
 Pains, Pnz 2 
 
 Pains'taker, Pnz^-T-Kr 
 Pains'taking, PnzS-T-K- 
 
 NG . 
 Paint, Pnt=. Pn^-Td, Pnt- 
 
 NG 
 
 Paint'er, Pntr 2 
 Paint'ing. Put^-NG 
 Pair, PJ-R, Pi-Ed, pi-- 
 
 NG 
 
 Paired'-off, P'-Sd-F 
 Pair'-off, P'-^-F 
 Pal'ace, pi-is 
 Pal'adin, P'-L-Du 
 Palses'tra, P^-is-Tr 
 Palankeen', P'-Lu-Kn 
 Palanquin', P J -in-Kn 
 Pal'atable-y, P'-Lt-Bl 
 Pal'atableness, P'-Z-t-Bl- 
 
 Ns [:Bs] 
 Pal'atal, P>-Zt-i 
 Pal'ate, pi-it 
 Pala'tial, P^-L-SHl 
 Palat'ic, pi-Z-T-K 
 Palat'inate, pi-Lt-Nt 
 Pal'atine, pJ-Z-Tn 
 Pala'ver, P'-i-Vr, Pi-- 
 
 Vrd. P'-Z-Vr-NG 
 Pala'verer, pi-/>-Vr-R 
 Pale, P 2 -L, P 2 -Ld, P2-L- 
 
 NG 
 
 Palea'ceous, pt-L-SHs 
 Pale'-eyed, V-L-i-D 
 Pale'ly, V^-L-L 
 Pale'ness, f"-L-'Ss 
 Paleog'rapher, P'-i-Gr- 
 
 Fr 
 Paleograph'ic, P'-i-Grf- 
 
 K 
 Paleograph'ical, P'-i- 
 
 Gr-F-Kl 
 
 Paleog'raphy, P'-i-Gr-F 
 Paleol'ogist, P'-i-Z-Jst 
 Paleol'ogy, P^-L-L-S 
 Paleontol'ogy, pi-L-Nt- 
 
 L-J 
 
 Pa'leothere, pa-Z-TH-R 
 Paleothe'rium, pa-i-TH- 
 
 R-M 
 
 Pa'leous. pz-i-S 
 Paleozo'ic, P*-L-Z-K 
 Pales'tra, P^-Zs-Tr 
 Pales'trian, P^-Ls-Trn 
 Pales'tric, f- -Ls-Tr-K 
 Pales'trical, pa- 
 Pale'tot, pi-Z,-T 
 
PAL 
 
 Pal'ette, P'-Z,t 
 Pal'frey, P'-L-Fr 
 Palil'ogy,ps-/,-Z,-J 
 Palimpsest, pi-i Ms-8t 
 Palindrome, P'-i-N-Dr- 
 
 M 
 
 Pal'ing, P2-L-NG 
 Pal'inode, P1--L-N-D 
 Palisade', P^Ls-D, P*-Ls- 
 
 Dd. P2-LS-D-NG 
 Pal'ish, P*-i-SH 
 Pal'kee, pi-L-K 
 Pall, P'-L, pi-Ld,P-L-NG 
 Palla'dium, P*-Z-D-M 
 Pall'-bearer, pi-/,-B-Rr 
 Pallet, P'-it 
 Pal'lial, P'-/,- 
 Palliasse', pi-i-S 
 Pal'liate, pi-it, P-Z-Td, 
 
 P'-/,t-NG 
 
 Pallia'tion, P-ishn 
 Pal'liative, P l -L-Tr 
 Pal'lid, p!-i-D 
 Pal'lidness, pi-i-D-Ns 
 Pall-mall, ps-L-Ml 
 Pal'lor, pi-L-B 
 Palm, P'-M, P'-Md, PVM- 
 
 NG 
 Pal'ma Chris'ti, Pli-M- 
 
 Krs-T 
 
 Pal'mar, pi--Mr 
 Pal'mary, P l -L-U-R 
 Pal'mate, pi-L-Mt 
 Pal'mated, pi-i-M-Td 
 Palm'er, P-Mr 
 Palm'er-worm, p!-Mr- 
 
 Wr-M 
 
 Palmet'to, P1*-M-T 
 Palmiferous, P1 S -M-F- 
 
 Ra 
 
 Pal'miped, PH-M-P-D 
 Pal'mister, PU-Mstr 
 Pal'mistry, PU-Ms-Tr 
 Palm'-oil, P-M-Z 
 Palm'-Sunday, P'-Ms- 
 
 N-D 
 
 Palm'y, pi-M 
 Palp, pi-i-P 
 Palpability, PF-P-B1-T 
 Pal'pable-y, PP-P-Bl 
 Pal'pableness, Pli-p-Bl- 
 
 Ns [IBs] 
 
 Palpa'tion, Pl^-Pshn 
 Pal'pebral, PU-P-Br-L 
 Pal'pebrous, Pl'-P-Brs 
 Pal'pitate, Pli-P-Tt, Pli- 
 
 P-T-Td. Pli-P-Tt(-) 
 Palpita'tion, PP-P-Tshn 
 Pals'grave, pi-iz-Grv 
 Pals'gravine, P'-iz-Gr- 
 
 Vn 
 
 Pal'sical, pi-i-Z-Kl 
 Pal'sied, P'-iz-D 
 Pal'sy, pi-i-Z, pi-iz-D, 
 
 P'-L-Z-NG 
 Pal'ter, Pi-itr, P'-i-Trd, 
 
 P'-Ltr-NG 
 
 Pal'terer, pi-i-Tr-B 
 Pal'trily, P>-L-Tr-L 
 Pal'triness, P-Z,-Tr-Na 
 
 190 
 
 Pal'try, P'-i-Tr, 
 
 R, Pi-/,-Trst 
 Palu'dal, P-Z,-D1 
 Pal'y, P-L 
 Pam, pi-M 
 Pam'pas, P>-M-P8 
 Pam'per, P'-M-Pr, P-M- 
 
 Prd. P'-M-Pr-NG 
 Pam'phlet, pi-M-Flt 
 Pamphleteer', P-M-F1- 
 
 T-R(P-M-Fltr) 
 Pam'pre, P l -M-Pr 
 Pan, Pni 
 Panace'a, P-N-S 
 Pana'da, P-N-B 
 Panade', pa-N-D 
 Pana'do, P2-N-D 
 Pan'cake, Pni-K-K 
 Pan'creas, pi-N-Kre 
 Pancreat'ic, P-N-Kr-T-K 
 Pande'an, Pii3-Dn 
 Pan'dect, Pu'-D-Kt 
 Pandem'ic, Pn^-D-M-K 
 Pandemo'nium, Pn 2 -D- 
 
 Mn-M 
 Pan'der, Pndri, Pndi-Rd, 
 
 Pndr'-SG 
 
 Pan'derer, Pndr'-R 
 Pan'derism, Pndr'-Z-M 
 Pan'door, Pn'-D-R 
 Pan'doran, Pn>-D-Kn 
 Pandore', Pn^-D-R 
 Pane, Pn2 
 
 Panegyr'ic, P^-N-Jr-K 
 Panegyrical, P^-N-Jr-Kl 
 Panegyrist, ps-N-Jrst 
 Pan'egyrize, P'-N-Jrz, 
 
 P'-N-Jrzd. P!-N-Jrz-NG 
 Pan'el, P>-K1, Pi-Nld, pi- 
 
 Nl-NG 
 
 Pang, pi-KG 
 Panic, Pni-K 
 Panic-grass, PnJ-K-Grs 
 Panicle, P'-N-Kl 
 Panlcled, P'-N-Kld 
 Panic-struck, Pn>-K-sTr 
 
 -K 
 
 Panic'ulate, P 8 -N-Klt 
 Pannade', Pn^-D 
 Pan'nel, P'-Nl 
 Pan'nicle, pi-N-Kl 
 Pan'nier, pi-N-R 
 Pan'oply, P'-N-Pl 
 Panora'ma, P>-Nr-M 
 Panoramic, P'-Nr-M-K 
 Panoramlcal, P'-Nr-M- 
 
 Kl 
 Pansophlcal, pJ-Ns-F- 
 
 Kl 
 
 Pan'sophy, P'-Ns-F 
 Panstereora'ma, Pns>-T- 
 
 R-R-M 
 Panstenograph'ikon, 
 
 Pns>-T-N-Grf-Kn 
 Pan'sy, Pn-Z 
 Pant, Pnti, Pni-Td, Pnt- 
 
 NG 
 
 Pan'tagraph, Pn'-T-Grf 
 Pantalet', Pn-T-Zt 
 Pantaloon.', Pn-T-in 
 
 PAP 
 
 Pan'tarch, Pn'-T-fi-K 
 Pantarch'al, P 
 Pantarchlc, P 
 
 E 
 Pantarchlcal, Pu 1 -'I-R- 
 
 K-Kl 
 Pan'tarchism, Pn 1 -T-.B-K 
 
 -zM 
 
 Pan'tarchy, Pn>-T-fi-K 
 Pan'ter, Pntr 1 
 Pan'theism, pi-N-THz-M 
 Pan'theist, pi-X-THst 
 Pantheis'tic, P 3 -N-THs- 
 
 T-K 
 Pantheist'ical-ly, pa-N- 
 
 THs-T-Kl 
 Panthe'on or Pan'theon, 
 
 PSor'-N-THn 
 Pan'ther, pi-N-THr (or 
 
 Pnthri) 
 
 Pan'tile, Pni-T-L 
 Pant'ler, Pni-T-L-R 
 Panto'fle, Pn-T-Fl 
 Pan'tograph, Pn'-T-Grf 
 Pantographlc, Pn 1 -!- 
 
 Grf K 
 Pantograph'ical, Pn 1 -!- 
 
 Gr-F-Kl 
 Pantog'raphy, PnJ-T-Gr- 
 
 F 
 
 Pantol'ogy, Pn^-T-L-3 
 Pan'tometer, Pni-T-Mtr 
 Pan'tomime, Pni-T-M-M 
 Pantomimic, Pn3-T-M- 
 
 M-K 
 Pantomimlcal, Pn 8 -T-M 
 
 -M-K1 
 
 Pan'ton. Pn'-Tn 
 Pan 'ton-shoe, Pn-Tn- 
 
 SH 
 
 Pan'try, pi-N-Tr 
 Pa'nym, Pn 2 -M 
 Pap, Pi-P 
 Papa', P 1 - Pa 
 Pa'paey, P 2 -P-S 
 Pa'pal, P2-P1 
 Pa'palize, P 2 -Plz, P. 
 
 Plzd. ps-Plz-NG 
 Pa'parchy, P 2 -P-fl-K 
 Papav'arous, P l -P\-Rs 
 Papaw', P ! -Pa 
 Pa'per, P 2 -Pr, P 2 -Prd, P- 
 
 Pr-NG 
 
 Pa'per-case, P 2 -Pr-Ks 
 Pa'per-currency, P*-Pr- 
 
 Pa'per-cutter, P 2 -Pr-Ktr 
 Pa'per-faced, P*-Pr-Fst 
 Pa'per-folder, ps-Pr-F- 
 
 idr 
 Pa'per-hanger, P 3 - Pr- 
 
 H-NGr 
 Pa'per-hangings, P-Pr- 
 
 H-NG-NGz 
 Pa'per-holder, P 2 - Pr 
 
 Hldr 
 Pa'per-maker, P 2 -Pr-M- 
 
 Kr 
 Pa'per-making, P'-Pr- 
 
 M-K-NG 
 
PAP 
 
 Pa'per-mill, P'-Pr-M-L 
 Pa'per-money, P 2 -Pr-M- 
 
 N 
 Pa'per-stainer, P^-Prs- 
 
 T-Nr 
 
 Pa'per-weight, P-Pr-Wt 
 Papes'cent, P 2 -Ps-Nt 
 Pa'phian, P 2 -Fn 
 Pap'ier-mache', P^P-M- 
 
 SH 
 Papiliona'ceous, P=-P-i- 
 
 N-SHa 
 
 Papilla, pa-P-i 
 Papillary, P l -P-L-R 
 Papllose, P'-P-/,s 
 Pap'ilote, pi-P-it 
 Papllous, pi-P-Ls 
 Papil'ous, ps-p-Ls 
 Pa'pist, P 2 -Pst 
 Papist'ic, pa-Ps-T-E 
 Papistical, ps-Ps-T-El 
 Pa'pistry, P-P-sTr 
 Papoose', PS-PS 
 Pappoose', pa-Pa 
 Pappose', P 2 -Ps 
 Pap'pous, P-PB 
 Pap'py, P'-P 
 Pap'ula, P'-P-L 
 Pap'ulose, P-P-is 
 Pap'ulous, pi-P-ia 
 Papy'rus, pi-P-fis 
 Par, pi-B 
 
 Par'-value, P^-B-Vl 
 Par'able, pi-K-Bl 
 Parab'ola, PVR-B-Z 
 Parab'ole, P-fi-B-L 
 Parabol'ic, pi-fl-B-Z-E 
 Parabol'ical-ly, P1-.R-B- 
 
 i-El 
 Parabol'iform, P'-fl-B- 
 
 Z--F-B-M 
 
 Parab'olist, pi-K-B-ist 
 Parab'oloid, pi-fi-B-Z,-D 
 Paracen'tric, P 2 -fis-Ntr- 
 
 K 
 Paracen'trical, P 2 - Rs 
 
 Ntr-Kl 
 Parach'ronism, P'-fi-Kr- 
 
 Nz-M 
 
 Par'achute, pi-R SHt 
 Par'aclete, P^fi-Klt 
 Parade', ps-fi-D, P 2 -B-Dd, 
 
 Par'adigm, 
 Par'adise, 
 Paradisi'acal, P>--Ds- 
 
 El 
 
 Par'ados, P^fi-Ds 
 Par'adox, P-fl-D-Ks 
 Paradox'ical-ly, P^-R-D- 
 
 Ks-El 
 Paradox'icalness, pi-fl- 
 
 D-Ks-Kl-Ns 
 
 Par'adrome, P>-K-Dr-M 
 Par'afflne, P^fi-Fn 
 Par'age, pi-fi-J 
 Parago'ge, P*-R-Qr- 3 
 Paragog'ic, pi-K-G-J-K 
 Paragog'ical, P'-fl-G-J- 
 
 El 
 
 191 
 
 Par'agon, P^B-Gn 
 Par'agram, P l -K-Gr-M 
 Par'agraph, Ppi-Grf 
 Par'agraphed, Pr l -Grft 
 Paragraphic, Pri-Grf-E 
 Paragraphical, Pr^Gr- 
 
 F-K1 
 
 Paraleip'sis, P*-fll-Pss 
 Parallac'tic, pi-Bl-E-T- 
 
 E 
 Parallac'tical, P-l-Et- 
 
 El 
 
 Par'allax, P'-JJl-Es 
 Parallel, pi-fil- 
 
 Ld, Pi-M-L-NG 
 Par'allelism, pi-Bl-Lz-M 
 Parallerogram, P a - R\ - 
 
 L-Gr-M 
 Parallelograra'mic, P 1 - 
 
 fil-L-Gr-M-E 
 Parallelogram'mical, 
 
 P>-Kl-L-Gr-M-Kl 
 Parallelopi'ped, pi-fll- 
 
 L-P-P-D 
 Parallelopip'edon, P^- 
 
 Rl-L-P-F-Dn 
 
 Paral'ogism, P^Hl-J-zM 
 Paral'ogy, P'-1-J 
 Paral'ysis, P'-filss 
 Paralyt'ic, P3-lt-K 
 Paralyt' ical, P-Klt-El 
 Paralyza'tion, P 3 -Rlzshn 
 Par'alyze, P l -Rlz, P l - 
 
 lzd, pi-Blz-NG 
 Par'amount, Pri-Mnt 
 Par'amour, Pri-M-B 
 Par'anymph, P'-fi-N-M- 
 
 F 
 
 Par'apet, pi-K-Pt 
 Par'aph, P l -Rt . 
 Parapher'nal, Pr"-Fr-Nl 
 Parapherna'lia, Pr-Fr- 
 
 N-L 
 Paraphimo'sis, P S -B-F- 
 
 Mss 
 Par'aphrase, Pr' - Frz, 
 
 Pr-Frzd, Pri-Frz-NG 
 Par'aphrast, Pri-Frst 
 Paraphrastic, Pr 1 - Frs - 
 
 T-E 
 Paraphrast'ical-ly, Pri- 
 
 Frs-T-El 
 
 Paraple'gia, Pr-Pl-J 
 Par'aplegy, Pri-Pl- J 
 Paraquet', P*-B-Et 
 Paraqui'to, P-fi-E-T 
 Par'asang, P>-fis-NG 
 Par'ascene, pi-fis-N 
 Parasce'nium, 
 
 M 
 
 Parasele'ne, 
 Par'asite, pi-fls-T 
 Parasit'ic, P-8-T-E 
 Parasit'ical, P-8-T-El 
 Par'asitism, P'-fis-T-zM 
 Par'asol, pi-Ss-L 
 Parasolette'. P'-fi-sit 
 Parathes'is, P'-fi-THss 
 Par'boil, pi-K-B-L. P-JZ 
 
 B-Ld, 
 
 Par'boiled, pi-R-B-Ld 
 Par'buckle, P ( -R-B-E1, 
 
 P^R-B-Eld, PWe-B-El- 
 
 NG 
 Par'cel, Prs'-L, Prs'-Ld, 
 
 Prsi-L-NG 
 
 Par'cenary, PrsJ-X-R 
 Par'cener, Prsi-X-K 
 Parch, 
 
 CHt, P' 
 
 Parch'ment, pr'-CH-Mnt 
 
 Pard, Pi-Ed 
 
 Par'don, P'-R-Dn, pi-R- 
 
 Dud, Pi-R-Dn-NU 
 Par'donable, pi-R-Dn-B 
 
 (-D 
 Par'donableness, pi-/J- 
 
 Dn-B-i-Ns [SBs] 
 Par'donably, r'-.R-Dn-B 
 
 Par'doner, P'-ff-D-Xr 
 Pare, pi-R, pJ-ltd, P-B- 
 
 NG 
 
 Paregoric, P'-JS-Gr-K 
 Par'ent, pJ-Aiut 
 Par'entage, p>-R-Nt-J 
 Parent'al-ly, p^-Rnt-L 
 Paren'thesis, P--R-N- 
 
 THss 
 Parenthetic, P^-K-N- 
 
 TH-T-E 
 Parenthetlcal-ly, P 2 -S- 
 
 N-THt-El 
 Parentlcide, P--R-~Sts- 
 
 D 
 
 Par'entless, pi-Rnt-Zs 
 Par'er, P'-Rr 
 Par'get, Pri-Jt, Pr'-J-Td, 
 
 Pr>-Jt-NG 
 Par'geter, Pr'-Jtr 
 Parhelia, Pr-H- 
 Parhelion, . 
 Pa'riah, P!o; 
 Pa'rian, P-. 
 Pari'etal, P 
 Paring, pi-R-NG 
 Parish, P'-fl -SH 
 Parishioner, P 3 -B-SH- 
 
 Nr 
 
 Pari'sian, P 3 -Rzlm 
 Parisyllablc, p!-R-sli- 
 
 B-E 
 Parisyllablcal, P'-R-s^. 
 
 B El 
 
 Par'itor, P-Rtr 
 Parity, pi-fi-T 
 Park, P^R-E, p!-R-Et, 
 
 pi-R-E-NG 
 Park'er, P>-R-Er 
 Parlance, Pr'-/-ns 
 Par'ley, Pr*-L, Pri-i-D, 
 
 Pri-i-NG 
 
 Parliament, P^-i-Mnt 
 Parliamenta'rian, Pr'-L- 
 
 Mnt-Rn 
 Parliamentary, Pr 8 -// 
 
 Mnt-R 
 
 Parlor, Pri-i-B 
 Paro'chial, P 2 -R-E1 
 Parodlcal,. " 
 
PAR 192 PAS 
 
 Par'odist, pi-B-Dst 
 Par'ody, P^B-D, P l -R- 
 
 Participate, Pr 3 -T-sPt, i Pasha', P*-SH 
 Prs-T-sP-Td, Pr'-T-sPtf-) ;Pasha'lic, P'-SHl Z 
 
 Dd, Pi-B-D-Nd 
 
 (Prts 8 -Pt, PrtsS-P-Td, 
 
 Pasnaw', P 1 -^^ 
 
 Parol', (law term) P*-B1 
 
 Prts 8 -PtC)) 
 
 Pasigraphlc, Psi-Grf-Z 
 
 Parole', P*-B1 
 
 Participa'tion, Pr - T - 
 
 Pasigraphlcal, Ps'-Gn 
 
 Paronoma'sia, P^-B-N- 
 
 ePsht (Prts-pghn) 
 
 F-K1 
 
 M-Z 
 
 Participative, Prs-T-sPt- 
 
 Pasig'raphy, Ps-Gr-F 
 
 Paronomas'tic, P'-B-N- 
 
 V (Prt8-Pt-V) 
 
 Pasque'-flower, P 1 - sZ. 
 
 Ms-T-Z 
 
 Participator, PrS-T-sPtr 
 
 Fl-B 
 
 Paronomas'tical, p!-B- 
 
 (Prts-Ptr) 
 
 Pas'quil, Ps J -Zw-L 
 
 N-Ms-T-Kl 
 
 Participial, Prts 3 -P-L 
 
 Pas'quin, Psi-Kwn 
 
 Paronom'asy, pi-B-N-M- 
 
 Particip'ialize, Prts 3 -P- 
 
 Pasquinade', Ps^-Zwn-D 
 
 8 
 
 Zz, Prts 3 -P-izd, Prts 3 -P- 
 
 Pass, Ps 1 , Pst 1 . Ps!-NG 
 
 Par'onym, pi-B-N-M 
 
 iz-NG 
 
 Pass'able-y, Ps^Bl 
 
 Paron'ymous, pi-Bn-Ms 
 Paron'ymy, P>-Bn-M 
 
 Particip'ially, Prts-P-Z 
 Participle, Pri - Ts - PI 
 
 Passade', Ps^-D 
 Pasa'do, Ps 2 ori-D 
 
 Par'oquet, pi-B-Kt 
 Paro'fid, p!-B-Td 
 
 (Prtsi-Pl) 
 Par'ticle, Prt^Zl 
 
 Pas'sage, Psi- J 
 Pas'sant, Ps^Nt 
 
 Paro'tis, P^-B-Ts 
 
 Par'ti-colored, P 1 ^-!- 
 
 Pass'-book, Ps*-B-Z 
 
 Paroti'tis, Pi-B-T-Ts 
 
 Z-Zrd (Prti-Z-Zrd) 
 
 Pass'-check, Ps^CH-Z 
 
 Par'oxysm, Pr L Z-szM 
 
 Partic'ular, Prt* - Zl - B 
 
 Passe', P2-S 
 
 Paroxys'mal, Prs-Z-szM- 
 
 
 Pas'senger, Pst-N-Jr 
 
 L 
 
 Particularity, Prt 1 - Zl - 
 
 Pas'senger-car, Psi-N. 
 
 Parquet', P*-B-Z or !*-B- 
 
 Bt 
 
 Jr-Kr 
 
 Et 
 
 Particulariza'tion, Prt^- 
 
 Passe'-partout', Ps 1 - P - 
 
 Par'quetry, pi-B-Z-Tr 
 
 Kl-Rzs/m 
 
 B-T 
 
 Parquette', P-B-Zt 
 
 Partic'ularize, Prts - Zl - 
 
 Pass'er, P L sB 
 
 Parr, pi-B 
 
 Bz, Prts-Zl-Bzd, Prt 3 -E.l- 
 
 Pass'er-by, pi-sB-B 
 
 Par'rakeet, P-B-Zt 
 
 Ez-NG 
 
 Pas'serine, P^sBn 
 
 Parracid'al, pi-Bs-D-L 
 
 Particularly, Prts-Zl-B- 
 
 Passibillty, Ps 3 -Bl-T 
 
 Par'ral, pi-Bl 
 
 L [PrtiZ,] 
 
 Pas'sible, Ps'-Bl 
 
 Par'ricide, P'-Bs-D 
 
 Parting, pi-Bt-NG [P(-) 1 ] 
 
 Pas'sim, P^sM 
 
 Par'rot, pi-Bt 
 
 jr3,r tiSciri) P^-JKtz-N 
 
 Passing, Ps^NG 
 
 Par'ry,pi-B, Pi-B-D, pi- 
 
 Par'tisanship, P a -Btz-N- 
 
 Passing-bell, Psi-NG-B- 
 
 BNG 
 
 SH(-P) 
 
 L 
 
 Parse, pi-Bs, Pi-Bst, pi- 
 
 Par'tite, P--B-Tt 
 
 Pass'ing-note, Ps 1 -NG- 
 
 Bs-NG 
 
 Parti'tion, P 8 -B-Tshn. P 8 - 
 
 Nt 
 
 Par'see, P'-B-S 
 
 B-Tshnd, P 3 -B-Tshn-NG 
 
 Passing-tone, Ps 1 -NG- 
 
 Par'seeism, P^B-Sz-M 
 
 Partitive, P-Bt-Tv 
 
 Tn 
 
 Parsimo'nious, Pr^sM- 
 
 Par'titively, P'-Bt-T-Vl 
 
 Pas'sion, Pshn 1 
 
 Kl 
 
 Part'let, Prti-it 
 
 Pas'sional, Pshn 1 -^ 
 
 Parsimo'niously, Pr - 
 
 Partly, Prt 1 -!, 
 
 Pas'sionary, Pshni-B 
 
 8M-Ns-L 
 
 Part'ner, PrU-Nr. See 
 
 Pas'sionate, Pshn 1 -! 
 
 Parsimo'niousness, Pr- 
 
 Part-owner. 
 
 Pas'sionately, Pshni-T-i 
 
 sM-Ns-Ns 
 Par'simony, Pr'-sM-N 
 
 Partnership, Prt^Nr-SH 
 (-P) 
 
 Pas'sionateness, Pshn 1 - 
 T-Ns 
 
 Parsing, P'-Bs-NG 
 
 Parto<>^' -Prt*-Z 
 
 Pas'sion-flower, Pshn 1 
 
 Pars'ley, Pri-sZ 
 
 Part'-bwner, P^Bt-Nr 
 
 SFP-B 
 
 Pars'nip, Prsi-N-P 
 
 [Pi-Nr]. See Partner. 
 
 Pas'sionist, Pshn 1 -^ 
 
 Par'son, pi-Bs-N 
 Par'sonage, P^Bs-N- J 
 
 Par'tridge, Prti-B-J 
 Par'tridge-berry, Prt^B 
 
 Pas'sionless, Pshni-is 
 Pas'sion-week, Pshn>- 
 
 Part, Pi-Bt, pi-B-Td, pi- 
 
 -J-B-B 
 
 W-K 
 
 Bt-NG [Pi, PMC, PC) 1 ] 
 
 Partridge-wood, Prt 1 - 
 
 Pas'sive, Ps 1 -V 
 
 Partake', Prtz-Z, Prt^-K- 
 
 B-J-Wd Pas'sively, Psi-V-Z 
 
 NG 
 
 Partu'rient, Pr 8 - T - Bnt Pas'siveness, Ps 1 -V-Ns 
 
 Partak'en, Prtf-Zn 
 
 (Prt 3 -Bnt) Passivity, Ps 3 -V-T 
 
 Partak'er, Prt-Zr 
 
 Parturi'tion, Prt 8 -Bshn Pass'-key, P^sZ 
 
 Part'er, Pi-Btr 
 
 Par'ty, P'-B-T Pass'less, f l -sLa 
 
 Parterre', P*-B-T-B 
 
 Par'ty-colored, PJ-B-T- Pass 'over, Psi-Vr 
 
 Par'thenon, pi-B-TH-Nn 
 
 Z-ird (Prti-Z-Zrd) Pass'port, Ps^P-Bt 
 
 Par'tial, Pr^SHl 
 Par'tialist, Pr^-SHlst 
 
 Par'tyism, P^B-T-zM Pass' -word, Pi-sWrd 
 Par'ty-jury, P>-B-T-J-B Past, Psti 
 
 Partiality, Pri-SHl-T 
 
 Par'ty-man, P>-B-T-Mn Paste, Pst, Ps^-Td. Pst(-? 
 
 Par'tially, Pr l -SHl 
 
 Par'ty-spirit, pi-B-T- 
 
 Paste'board, P a -sBrd 
 
 Partibillty, Prt-Bl-T 
 
 sPrt 
 
 Pas'tel, Ps^T-L 
 
 Partible, Prt-Bl 
 
 Par'ty-wall, P^B-T-Wl 
 
 Past'er, Pstr 2 
 
 Particlpable, Pr*-T-sP- 
 
 Parvenu, pt-B-V-N 
 
 Jc 9.S IGm, JrS*-T-/iH 
 
 Bl (PrtsS-P-Bl) 
 
 Pas (pa). P 1 
 
 jrfl,S Lily x^ S*-T*Ij 
 
 Participant, Pr^-T-sPnt 
 
 Pascn P^-sZ 
 
 Pastille', Ps 3 -T-L 
 
 (Prts 3 -Pntj i Pas'chal, Psi-Zl 
 
 Pas'time, Ps^T-lI 
 
PAS 193 PEB 
 
 Pas'tor, Pstri 
 
 Patriarch'ic, P^-Tr-R-K 
 
 Pawnor', pJ-Nr 
 
 Pas'toral-ly, Ps^-l-Rl 
 
 E 
 
 Pawpaw', pi-Pa 
 
 Pastora'le, Ps l -T-R-L 
 
 Patriarch'ats, pi-Tr-JZ 
 
 Pax, pi-Es 
 
 Pas'torate, Psi-T-Bt 
 
 Et 
 
 Pax'wax, pJ-E-sW-Ks 
 
 Pas'torlike, pi-sTr-i-E 
 
 Pa'triarchship, P-Tr-.R 
 
 Pax'ywaxy, pi-K-S-W-K 
 
 Pas'torly, pi-sTr-Z, 
 
 E-SH-P [18H] 
 
 3 
 
 Pas'torship, PstrMSH 
 
 Pa'triarchy, ps-Tr-J2-E 
 
 Pay, P 2 , P2-D. P2-XG 
 
 Pas'try, P 2 -sTr 
 
 Patri'cian, ps-Trshn 
 
 Pay'able, pt-Bi 
 
 Pas'try-cook, P 2 -sTr-E- 
 
 Pat'ricide, pi-Trs-D 
 
 Pay'-day, ps-D 
 
 E 
 
 Patrimo'nial-ly, P^-Tr 
 
 Payee', PG 3 
 
 Pas'turage, P^sCHr-J 
 
 M-N1 
 
 Pay'er, P 2 -B 
 
 Pas'ture, pi-sCHr, pi- 
 
 Pat'rimony, P'-Tr-M-N 
 
 Pay'ing, P^-NG 
 
 eCHrd, P'-sCHr-NG 
 
 Pa'triot, P-Trt 
 
 Pay'-naaster, P 2 -Mstr 
 
 Pas'ty, Ps-or l -T 
 
 Patriot'ic, pi-Trt-E 
 
 Pay'ment, ps-Mnt 
 
 Pat, Pti, Pi-Td. Pt(-) 1 
 
 Pa'triotism, P 2 -Trt-zM 
 
 Pay'nim, P2-N-M 
 
 Patch, pi-CH, Pi-CHt, 
 
 Patris'tic, P 3 -Trs-T-E 
 
 Pay'-offlce, ps-Fs 
 
 Pi-CH-NG 
 
 Patris'tical, P 3 -Trs-T-E 
 
 Pay'roll, P 2 -.Ri 
 
 Patch'er, pi-CHr 
 
 Patrol', P^-Tr-L, P-Tr 
 
 Pea, PS 
 
 Patch'ery, pi-CH-fl 
 
 Ld. pa-Tr-L-NG 
 
 Peace, Ps 3 
 
 Patch'work, P^CH-Wr-E 
 Patch'y, pi-CH 
 
 Pa'tron, P 2 -Trn 
 Pat'ronage, pi-Tr-N-J 
 
 Peace'able-y, Ps 3 -Bl 
 Peace'ableness, Ps 3 -Bl- 
 
 Pate, Pt 2 
 
 Pat'ronal, Pi-Tr-Nl 
 
 Ns [IBs] 
 
 Patefac'tion, Pti-F-Eshn 
 
 Pat'roness, P'-Tr-Ns 
 
 Peace'ful-ly, Ps 3 -Fl 
 
 Patel'la, P^-T-L 
 
 Pat'ronize, pi-Tr-Nz, pi- 
 
 Peace'fulness, Ps 3 -Fl-Ns 
 
 Patel'liform, P 2 -T-,-F- 
 B-M 
 
 Tr-Nzd. Pi-Tr-Nz-NG 
 Pat'ronizer, P'-Tr-N-Zr 
 
 [iFs] 
 Peace'maker, ps-sM-Er 
 
 Pat'en, P'-Tn 
 
 Pa'tronless, P^-Tr-Nls 
 
 Peace'-offering, Ps 3 -Fr- 
 
 Pa'tent or Pat'ent, (a.) 
 
 Patronym'ic, P 3 -Tr-N-M- 
 
 NG 
 
 P 2 Orl-TBt 
 
 E 
 
 Peace'-officer, Ps 3 -Fs-B 
 
 Pat'ent, (u.) Pi-Tnt, P. 
 
 Patronym'ical, pa-Tr-N- 
 
 Peach, P 3 -CH, P 3 -CHt 
 
 Tn-Td, PJ-Tnt-NG 
 
 M-E1 
 
 P 3 -CH-NG 
 
 Pat'entable, pi-Tnt-B 
 
 Patroon', P'-Trn 
 
 Peach'-color, P^-CH-E, 
 
 (-L) 
 
 Pat'ten, pi-Tn 
 
 Lr 
 
 Pat'ented, pi-Tn-Td 
 
 Pat'ter, Ptri, Ptrdi, Ptr>- 
 
 Pea'chick, P 3 -CH-E 
 
 Patentee', P 8 -Tn-T 
 
 NG 
 
 Peach'wood, P^-CH-Wd 
 
 Pat'ent-offlce, P^Tnt-Fs 
 
 Pat'tern, Pti-iZn, P^-find, 
 
 Pea'cock, P^-K-E 
 
 Pater'nal-ly, P-Tr-Nl 
 
 Pt!-.Rn-NG 
 
 Pea'hen, P 3 -Hn 
 
 Pater'nity, P2-Tr-N-T 
 Pa'ter-noster, pa-Tr-Nstr 
 
 Pat'ty, pi-T 
 Pat'ty-pan, pi-T-Pn 
 
 Pea'-jacket, P 3 -J-Kt 
 Peak, PS-E, P 3 -Kt, ps-E. 
 
 Path, pi-TH 
 
 Pau'city, Psi-T 
 
 NG 
 
 Pathet'ic, P-TH-T-K 
 
 Pau'gie, P>-G 
 
 Peak'ed, P 3 -E-D or p-Et 
 
 Pathet'ical-ly, P*-THt- 
 
 Paul, pi-L 
 
 . Cilii iSxlj P'-K-SH 
 
 El 
 
 Pau'line, P l -Ln 
 
 Peal, P3-L, P 3 -Ld, P3-L- 
 
 Pathet'icalness, P-THt- 
 
 Paunch, pi-N-CH 
 
 NG 
 
 El-Ns 
 Path'less, pi-TH-is 
 
 Pau'per, P-Pr 
 Pau'perism, P^Pr-zM 
 
 . 6 till j P^-N 
 
 Pe'anism, P 3 -Nz-M 
 
 Pathognomon'ic, pi-TH 
 
 Pau'perize, P^Prz, pi- 
 
 ?ea'-nut, P 3 -N-T 
 
 -G-N-Mn-E 
 
 Przd, pi-Prz-NG 
 
 . 6&>P* P^-It 
 
 Pathog'nomy, Pi-TH-G- 
 
 Pause, Pz', Pz'-D (see 
 
 Pearl, P2-.R1 
 
 N-M 
 
 Passed), Pz^-NG 
 
 ?earl'-ash, P 2 -fll-SH 
 
 Patholog'ic, pi-TH-i-J- 
 
 Paus'er, P'-Zr 
 
 Pearled, P^-Rld 
 
 E 
 
 Pav'an, Pvi-N 
 
 ?earl'-eyed, P 2 -^Jl-f-D 
 
 Patholog'ical, pi-TH-Z- 
 
 Pave, Pv2, Pvd J , Pv-NG 
 
 J earl'-oyster, P'--/Jl-Str 
 
 J-E1 
 
 Pave', P S -V 
 
 Pearl'-white, P 2 -.Kl-Wt 
 
 Pathol'ogist, Pi-TH-- 
 
 Pave'ment, PyS-Mnt 
 
 'earl'y, P2-M 
 
 Jst 
 
 Pav'er, P-Vr 
 
 J ear'main, Pr'-Mn 
 
 Pathol'ogy, P>-TH-L-J 
 
 Pa'viage, P-V-J 
 
 Pear'-tree, P'-B-Tr 
 
 [P>-TH-J] 
 
 Pav'ier, P-V-B 
 
 . eas ant, Pz - -Nt 
 
 Pa'thos, ps-THs 
 
 Pavil'ion, ps-V-in, P-V- 
 
 Peas'antry, Pz-N-Tr 
 
 Path'way, Pi-TH-W 
 
 LnA. P-V-Z,n-KG 
 
 Peas'-cod, P 3 -zE-D 
 
 Pat'ible, Pti-Bl 
 
 Pav'ing, Pv*-NG 
 
 'ease, Pz 3 
 
 Pa'tience, Pshns* 
 
 Pav'ior, P-V-B 
 
 Pea'-shell, P 3 -SH1 
 
 Pa'tient, Pshnta 
 
 Pav'onine, Pvi-Nn 
 
 eat, Pt 
 
 Pa'tiently, Pshnt a -Z 
 
 Paw, Pi, P'-D, pi-NG 
 
 'eat'-moss, Pt^-Ms 
 
 Pat'in, pi-Tn 
 
 Pawl, Pi-L 
 
 Peat'y, P-T 
 
 Pat'ly, Pti-Z 
 
 Pawn, Pn, Pnd, Pn^-NG 
 
 Pe'ba, P-B 
 
 Pat'ness,pi-T-Ns (Pt'-Ns) 
 
 Pawn'broker, P>-N-Br- 
 
 Peb'ble-y,p2-Bl 
 
 Patois', PU-W 
 
 Er 
 
 Peb'bled, P 2 -Bld 
 
 Pa'triarch, P*-Tr-K-E 
 
 Pawnee', P'-N 
 
 Peb'ble-stone, P'-B1 
 
 ?atriarch'al, P-Tr-fi-Kl 
 
 Pawn'er, P-Nr 
 
 Tn 
 
 
 
PEC 
 
 Pecan', P'-En 
 Pecan'na, P^E-N 
 Pec'ary, P 2 -E-.R 
 Peccability, ps-E-Bl- 
 Pec'cable, P 2 -E-B1 
 Peccadillo, P 3 -E-D-Z 
 Pec'cancy, P 2 -En-S 
 Pec'cant, P 2 -Ent 
 Pec'cary, P 2 K-.R 
 Pecca'vi, P 2 -E-V 
 Pech'blende, P - CH - 
 
 Bind 
 Peck, pa-E, P 2 -Et, P-E- 
 
 NG 
 
 Peck'er, P-Er 
 Pec'ten. P 2 -E-Tn 
 Pec'tinal, P 2 -E-T-N1 
 Pec'tinate, PS-E-T-N-T 
 Pec'tinated, P*-E-T-N- 
 
 Td 
 
 Pec'toral, P 2 -Et-l 
 Pe'cul, P-E1 
 Pec'ulate, P 2 -Elt, P-E1- 
 
 Td, P 2 -Klt-NG 
 Pecula'tion, P 2 -Elshn 
 Pec'ulator, P 2 -Eltr 
 Peculiar, ps-El-R [P 3 -E] 
 Peculiarity, P^El-JZ-T 
 
 [Pi-K] 
 Pecul'liarize, ps-El-Rz, 
 
 P 3 -El-Rzd. P 3 -El-Rz-NG 
 Peculiarly, P 3 -E1-R-Z 
 
 Pecuniary, P-Kn-B 
 Ped, pa-D 
 
 Pedagogic, PJ-D-G-J-E 
 "Pedagogical, pi-D-G-J- 
 
 Kl 
 ^ed'agogism, P*-D-G-J- 
 
 zM 
 
 Ped'agogue, P*-D-G-G 
 Pe'dal, ps-Dl 
 Ped'al, P2-D1 
 Ped'ant, pa-Dnt 
 Pedant'ic, pi-D-Nnt-K 
 Pedant'ical-ly, pi-D-Nt- 
 
 El 
 
 Ped'antize, P*-Dnt-Z 
 Ped'antry, ps-D-N-Tr 
 Ped'dle, P2-D1, ps-Dld. 
 
 ps-Dl-NG 
 
 Ped'dler, P^-Dl-R 
 Ped'dlery, P-Dl-fi 
 Ped'dling, P2-D1-NG 
 Ped'estal, ps-Ds-Tl 
 Pedes'trial, P'-D-sTr-L 
 Pedes'trian, P^-D-sTrn 
 Pedes'trianism, P - D - 
 
 sTrn-Z-M [-sTr-zM] 
 Pedes'trianize, P^-D-sTr- 
 
 Nz, P2-D sTr-Nzd, ps-D- 
 
 8Tr-Nz-NG 
 Ped'icel, P^-Ds-L 
 Ped'igree, P^-D-Gr 
 Ped'iment, P* - D - Mnt 
 
 (Pd*-Mnt) 
 Ped'lar, P-D1-R 
 Ped'ler, P^-Dl-R 
 Pedobap'tism, P'-D!B- 
 
 P-T-zM. See Baptism. 
 
 194 
 
 Pedobap'tist, P 3 DSB' 
 
 P-Tst. See Baptist. 
 Pedom'eter, pi-D-Mtr 
 Pedun'cle, P^-D-NG-El 
 Pedun'cular, P 2 -D-NG 
 
 Kl-R 
 Peek, P 3 -E, P 3 -Kt, P 3 -E 
 
 NG 
 Peel, ps-L, Ps-Ld, P 3 -L 
 
 NG 
 
 Peel'er, P 3 -Z-R 
 Peep, P 3 -P, P a -P-T, P8-P 
 
 NG 
 
 Peep'er, P 3 -Pr 
 Peer, P 3 -H, pa-Rd, P'-fi 
 
 NG 
 
 Peer'age, P"-.R-J 
 Peer'ess, P 3 -s 
 Peer'less, P ; 
 Peerlessly, 
 Peer'lessness, P 3 -R-Zs 
 
 Ns 
 
 Pee'vish, ps-V-Sfl" 
 Pee'vishly, P 3 
 Pee'vishness, 
 
 Ns 
 Peg, P 2 -G, P-Gd, P2-G- 
 
 NG 
 
 elsoe or Pek'oe, psora. 
 
 E 
 
 Pela'gian, P 2 -Z-Jn 
 Pela'gianism, P 2 -Z-J-Nz- 
 
 Pel'ecan, P 2 -Z-En 
 Pel'erine, P--L-RD. 
 Pelf, P 2 -i-F 
 Pelican, P 2 -Z-En 
 Pelisse', P 3 -Zs 
 Pell, P 2 -L 
 E-el'let, P-Z.t 
 Pellicle, P2-Z--E1 
 Pell-mell', P 2 -Z- Ml 
 Pellu'cid, P 3 -Zs-D 
 Pellucidlty, P 3 -Zs-D-T 
 Pellu'cidness, P 3 -Zs-D- 
 
 Ns 
 Pelt, P2-Lt, P 2 -Z-Td, pa- 
 
 Zt-NG 
 
 Pel'tate, P 2 -Z-Tt 
 Pel'tated, P 2 -Z-T-Td 
 Pelt'-monger, P 2 -Lt-M- 
 
 NG-Gr 
 
 Pelt'ry, P 2 -Z-Tr 
 Pel'vic, ps-Z-V-E (Plv-E) 
 Pel'vis, pz-Z-Vs (Piz-Vs) 
 Petn'mican, P 2 -M-En 
 Pan, Pn 2 , Pud, Pn-NG 
 Pe'nal, P 3 -N1 
 Pen'alty, P 2 -N1-T 
 Pen'ance, Pn 2 -Ns 
 Pena'tes, P 2 -N-Tz 
 Pen'case, Pn 2 -Es 
 Pence, Pns 
 Penchant', P l -N-S&n 
 Pen'cil, P 2 Ns-L, P 2 -Ns- 
 
 Ld, P 2 -Ns-L-NG 
 Pen'craft, P 2 -N-Erft 
 Pend'ant, Pnd 2 -Nt 
 Pend'enoe, Pnd 2 -Ns 
 Pend'ency, Pnd a -N-3 
 
 PEN 
 
 Pend'ent, Pnd=-xt 
 Penden'te li'te, Pn 2 -Dn- 
 
 T-Z-T 
 
 Pend'ing, Pnd 2 -NG 
 Pendulos'ity, Pn>-D-Z8- 
 
 T 
 
 Pend'ulous, Pn-D-Zs 
 Pend'ulousness, Pn*-D- 
 
 s-Ns 
 
 Pend'ulum, Pn 2 -D-Z-M 
 Penetrability, ps-N-Tr- 
 
 Bl-T 
 
 Pen'etrable, P 2 -N-Tr-Bl 
 Penetra'lia, P 2 -N-Tr-Z 
 Pen'etrance, P 2 -N-Trns 
 Pen'etrancy, P^-N-Trn-S 
 Pen'etrate, P 2 -N-Trt, P 2 - 
 
 N-Tr-Td, P 2 -N-Trt(-) 
 Penetra'tion, P 2 - N - 
 
 Trshn 
 Pen'etrative, P^-N-Tr- 
 
 Tv 
 Pen'etrativeness, ps-N- 
 
 Tr-Tv-Ns 
 
 Pen'guin, P 2 -N-Gwn 
 Penin'sula, PnS-N-^/n or 
 
 Pna-Ns-L 
 Pen'insular, Pns 
 
 R or Pn3-N-sZ,-R 
 Penins'ulate. Pu3 
 
 T or Pn3-N-sit 
 Penins'ulated, Pn 3 - N - 
 
 Sffl-Td or Pn^-N-si-Td 
 Pe'nis, ps-Ns 
 Penitence, P 2 -N-Tns 
 Penltency, P 2 -N-Tn-S 
 Penitent, P 2 -N-Tnt 
 Peniten'tial, P 2 -N-T-N- 
 
 SH1 [Pn=-Tn] 
 Peniten'tiary, P^-N-T-N- 
 
 SHr (Pnt 2 -N-5Hr) 
 Penitently, P 2 -N-Tnt-L 
 
 (Pnt 2 -Nt-L) 
 Pen'knife, Pn 2 -N-F 
 Penlinives, Pn 2 -N-Vz 
 Pen'man, Pn 2 -Mn 
 Pen'manship, Pn 2 - Mo - 
 
 8H(-P) 
 
 Pen'nant, Pn 2 -Nt 
 Pen'nate, P^-N-T 
 Pen'nated, P 2 -N-Td 
 Pen'ner, P 2 -Nr 
 Pen'nies, P 2 -Nz 
 Pen'niform, P 2 -N-F-R-M 
 Pen'niless, P 2 -N-Zs 
 Pen'non, Pn 2 -N 
 Pen'ny, P 2 -N 
 Pen'ny-a-liner, P-N-X- 
 
 Nr 
 
 ?en'ny-post, P 2 -N-Pst 
 Pennyroy'al, pi-N-fi-L 
 Pen'nyweight, P 2 -N-Wt 
 ?en'ny-wise, ps-N-Wz 
 Pen'nyworth, P 2 -N-Wr- 
 
 TH 
 
 Pen'sile, P 2 -Ns-L 
 Pen'sileness, P^-Ns-L-NB 
 Pen'sion, P 2 -Nshn. P-N- 
 SHnd, P 2 -Nshn-NG[or(-)l 
 Pen'sionary, P 2 -Nshn-B 
 
PEN 
 
 195 
 
 Pen'sioner, P a -Nshn-/Z 
 
 Peram'bulate, Pr 1 - M - 
 
 Pen'sive, P^-Ns-V 
 
 Bit, Pr!-M-Bl-Td, Pri-M- 
 
 Pen'sively, P 2 -Ns-V-Z 
 
 Blt(-) 
 
 Pen'siveness, ps-Ns-V- 
 
 Perambula'tion, Pr a -M- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Blshn 
 
 Pen'stock, Pns 2 T-K 
 
 Peram'bulator, Pr'-M- 
 
 Pent, Pnta 
 
 Bltr 
 
 Pentacap'sular, Pnti-K- 
 
 Per-an'num, pi-B-N-M 
 
 P-sL-n 
 
 Perceiv'able-y, Prs 3 -V- 
 
 Pen'tachord, P* N - T - 
 
 Bl 
 
 Krd 
 
 Perceive', Prs-V, Prs 8 - 
 
 Pen'tagon, Pnt-Gn 
 
 Vd, Prs 3 -V-NG 
 
 Pentag'onal-ly, Pnt^G- 
 
 Perceiv'er, Prs 3 -V-R 
 
 Nl 
 
 Per-cent', P-s-Nt 
 
 Pentag'onous, Pnt'-G-Ns 
 
 Percent'um, pa-Bs-N-T- 
 
 Pen'tagraph, P^-N-T-Grf 
 
 M 
 
 Pentahe'dral, Pnt 3 -Hd- 
 
 Percent'age, P 2 -fis-Nt-J 
 
 m 
 
 Perceptibil'ity, Prs8-Pt- 
 
 Pentahe'dron, Pnt-Hd- 
 
 Bl-T (-Bit) 
 
 Bn 
 
 Percep'tible-y, Prs-Pt- 
 
 Pentam'eter, Pntf-Mtr 
 
 Bl 
 
 Pentan'gular, Pnti-NG- 
 
 Perception, Prs*-Pshn 
 
 Gl-R 
 
 Percep'tive, Prs 2 -Pt-V 
 
 Pentapet'alous, Pnt-Pt- 
 
 Perch, pa-K-CH, P 2 -7Z- 
 
 
 
 CHt p2-fi-CH-NG 
 
 Pent'aptote, Pnt-P-Tt 
 
 Perchance', Pr^CHns 
 
 Pen'tarchy, Pn^T-R-K 
 
 Perch'er, P-B-CHr 
 
 Pen'taspast, Pn*-T-sPst 
 
 Perchlo'rate, Pr^-Kl-Xt 
 
 Pen'tastich, Pn^-Ts-T-K 
 
 Perchloric, Pr^Kl-R-K 
 
 Pen'tastyle, Pn*-Ts-T-L 
 Pen'tateuch, Pn*-T-T-K 
 
 Perch'-pest, P 2 -/J-CH-Pst 
 Percip'ience, Prs^-Pna 
 
 (Pnt*-T-K) 
 
 Percip'ient, Prs 8 -Pnt 
 
 Pentateuch'al, Pn*-T-T- 
 
 Per'coid, Pr 2 -K-D 
 
 Kl (Pnt 3 -T-Kl) 
 
 Per'colate, Pr-K-it, Pr 2 - 
 
 Pen'tecost, Pns-T-Kst 
 
 K-Z-Td, PrS-K-Xt-Nd 
 
 Pentecost'al, Pn^T-Ks- 
 
 Percola'tion, Pr*-K-Lshn 
 
 T-L 
 
 Per'colator, Pr-K-itr 
 
 Pent'house, Pnf-Hs 
 
 Percur'sory, Pr 2 -Kr-sK 
 
 Pen'tile, Pn-'-T-L 
 
 Percuss', Pr 2 -Ks, Pr-Kst, 
 
 Pent'roof, Pnt 2 -Rf 
 
 Pr2-Ks-NG 
 
 Pe'nult or Penult', P 3 or 2 
 
 Percus'sion, Pr^-Kshn 
 
 Nit 
 
 Percus'sion-cap, Pr a - 
 
 Penult'ima, P"-N1-T-M 
 
 Kshn-K-P 
 
 Penult'imate, ps-Nl-TN 
 
 Percus'sion-lock, Pr' - 
 
 Mt 
 
 Kshn-i-K 
 
 PenumTara, P 2 -N-M-Br 
 
 Percus'sion-match, Pr 2 - 
 
 Penu'rious, P-N-8 
 
 Kshn-M-CH 
 
 Penu'riously, P 8 -N-Rs-I, 
 
 Percus'sive, Pr-Ks-V 
 
 Penu'riousness, P 3 -N- 
 
 Percu'tient, Pr 3 -Kshnt 
 
 fis-Ns 
 
 Per-diem, Pr 2 -D-M 
 
 Pen'ury, P 2 -Nr 
 
 Per'difoil, P 2 -K-D-F1 
 
 Pe'on, pa-N 
 
 Perdi'tion, Pr 8 -Dshn 
 
 Pe'ony, P^-N 
 
 Perdu' or Per'du, ^3or- 
 
 Peo'ple, (n.)P s -Pl [PI 3 ] 
 
 R-D 
 
 Peo'ple, (v.) P 8 -P1, pa-Pld, 
 
 Per'due, P 2 -R-D 
 
 pa-Pl-NG 
 
 Per'egrinate, Pr-Gr-Nt 
 
 Pep'per, P^-Pr, P-Prd, 
 
 Peregrina'tion, Pr 2 -Gr- . 
 
 pa-Pr-NG 
 
 Nshn 
 
 Pep'per-corn, P2-Pr-K- 
 
 Per'egrinator, Pr 2 -Gr- ; 
 
 Rn 
 
 Ktr 
 
 Pep'per-grass, P-Pr-Grs 
 
 Per'emptorily, Pr-Mt- : 
 
 Pep'peridge, P-Pr-J 
 
 m 
 
 Pep'permint, P^-Pr-Mnt 
 
 Per'emptoriness, Pr a - '. 
 
 Pep'per-sauce, P 2 -Pr-s3 
 
 Mt-R-Ns 
 
 Pep'pery, P 2 -Pr 
 
 Peremptory, Pr a -Mt-/Z 
 
 Pep'sin, P^-Ps-N 
 
 Peren'nial, P"-R-N-L : 
 
 Pep'tic, P*-P-T-K 
 
 Peren'nially, P 2 -fin-Z J 
 
 Per, Pr 
 Peradvenfure, Pr 2 -Dv- 
 
 Peren'ity. P 2 -fi-N-T J 
 Pererra'tion, Pr^-fishn 
 
 Ntr 
 
 Per'feot, Prf-Kt 
 
 PER 
 Perfect', Prf 2 -Kt, Pr 
 
 Td, Prfs-Kt-XG 
 Perfect'er, Prf 2 -Ktr 
 Perfectibility, 
 
 Bl-T (-Bit) 
 Perfectibil'ian, 
 
 B-in 
 
 Perfection, Prf 2 -K.shn 
 Perfec'tionism, Prf 2 - 
 
 Kshuz-M 
 Perfec'tionist, Prf^-Kslin 
 
 -St 
 
 Perfective, Prf2-Kt-V 
 Perfect'ivly, Prf2-Kt-V-.fi 
 Per'fectly, Prf^-Kt-Z, 
 Per'fectness, Prf-'-Ivt-Ns 
 Perfi'cient, Pr^-Fsliut 
 Perfidious, Pr 3 -F-I)s 
 Perfidiously, Pr^-F-D- 
 
 sL 
 Perfldlousness, Pr 3 -F- 
 
 Ds-Ks 
 
 Per'fidy, Pr-F-D 
 Perfo'liate, Pr^-F-Zt 
 Perforate, Prf 2 -Rt, Prf- 
 
 R-Td, Prfi-Rt-Xa 
 Perfora'tion, Prf2-Rshn 
 Per'forative, Prf 2 -Rt-V 
 Perforator, Prf 2 -Rtr 
 Perforce', Pr^-F-Rs 
 Perform', Pi-i-F-R-11, Pr 
 
 -F-R-Md, Pri-F-R-M-NG 
 
 [Pr'-F, Pr'-F-D (see Pro- 
 vide), Pri-F(-)] 
 Perform'able, Pr^F-R- 
 
 M-Bl [Pr'-F-Bl] 
 Perform'ance, Pri-F-R- 
 
 Hus [Pr^Fs] 
 Perfonn'er, Pr^F-R-Mr 
 
 Per'fume, Pr2-F-M 
 Perfume', Pr3-F-M, Pr- 
 
 F-Md, Pr3-F-M-NG 
 Perfum'er, Pr a -F-Mr 
 Perfum'ery, Pr 3 -F-M-R 
 Perfunc'torily, Prf=-NG- 
 
 T-R1 
 Perfunc'tory, Prf2-NG- 
 
 T-R 
 Perfuse', Pr'-Fz, Pr 3 -Fzd, 
 
 Pr 3 -Fz-NG 
 
 Perfu'sion, PrS-Fzhn 
 Perfu'sive, : 
 Perhaps', I 
 Pe'ri, P 3 -R 
 Perianth, : 
 Pericar'diac, pi-/e-Kr-D- 
 
 K 
 Pericar'dial, pi-R-Er-D- 
 
 L 
 Pericar'dian, P 1 - R - Kr - 
 
 Dn 
 
 Pericar'dic, P^R-Kr-D-K 
 Pericar'dium, P'-R-Kr- 
 
 D-M 
 
 Pericarp, P 2 -R-Kr-P 
 Peric'ope, P 3 -R-K-P 
 Pericra'uium, P 2 -R-Kr- 
 
 N-M 
 
 erie'ciau, P-R-SHn 
 
PER 
 
 Perige'an, 
 Perigee, P*-R-J 
 Perige'um, P 8 -.R-J-M 
 Perlgraph, P*-R-Grt 
 Perihelion, Pr 8 H-in 
 Perihe'lium, Pr-H-//-M 
 Peril, pz-fil, P 2 -JSld, P 2 - 
 
 1-NG 
 
 Pe'rilous, P 2 -flls 
 Perilously, P*-Rl-eL 
 Perilousness, P*-Rlt 
 Perim'eter, Pr^-Mtr 
 Pe'riod, P 3 -tf-D 
 Periodic, P*-R 
 Periodlcal-ly, 
 
 El 
 
 Periodicity, P*-R-Ds-T 
 Perios'teum, P'-^Rs-T-M 
 Peripatetic, P 2 -#-P-Tt-E 
 Peripatetlcism, P--R-P- 
 
 T-T-szM 
 
 Peripherie, P 2 -B-F-R-E 
 Peripherlcal, P 2 --F-R- 
 
 El 
 
 Periph'ery, P^-Rt-R 
 Per'iphrase, Pr 2 -Frz, Pr 2 
 
 Frzd. Pr 2 -Frz-NG 
 Periph'rasis, Prf 3 
 Periphras'tic, Pr 1 - Frs - 
 
 T-E 
 Periphras'tical, Pri-Frs- 
 
 T-E1 
 Peripneumon'ic, P l -i 
 
 P-N-Mn-E 
 Peripneu'mony, P*-R- 
 
 N-M-N 
 
 Perip'teral, ps-fi-ptr-L 
 Perip'terous, pt-R-Ptt 
 Peris'cian, P 3 -fi-SHn 
 Perlscppe, P 2 -Rs-E-P 
 Peris'cii, P 3 -B-SH 
 Periscoplc, P'-fis-E-P-E 
 Perish, P--R-SH, 
 
 SHt. P 2 -K-SH-NG 
 Per'ishable-y, 
 
 Bl 
 Perlshableness, P a -fl- 
 
 SH-Bl-Ns [;BSJ 
 Perlsperm, P 2 -fl-sPr-M 
 Perispheric, ps-fis-F-B- 
 
 E 
 Perispherical, P^fis-F- 
 
 R El 
 Peristal'tic, Pi-fis-T-i-T- 
 
 E 
 
 Peristyle, P^.^s-T-L 
 Peritone'um, P^-fit-N-M 
 Peritro'pal, P 2 -fi-Tr-Pl 
 Periwig, P=--W-G, P 2 - 
 
 . 
 Periwinkle, 
 
 El 
 Per'jure, Pr s -Jr, Pr 2 -Jrd, 
 
 Pr2-Jr-XG 
 
 Per'jurer, Pr=-Jr-R 
 Per'jury, P^-J-fi 
 Perk, P2-fl-E, PJ-B-Et, P- 
 
 K-E-NQ 
 Per'manence, Pr - Mn - 
 
 Ml 
 
 196 PER 
 
 Permanency, Pr 2 -Mn- 
 
 Perquisition, PrS- 
 
 N-S 
 
 "Kvfzshn 
 
 Per'manent, Pr 2 -Mn-Nt 
 
 Per'ry, P 2 -K 
 
 Per'inanently, Pr*-Mn- 
 
 Persecute, P'-Bs-Et, P- 
 
 Nt-L 
 
 fis-E-Td, P 2 -s-Et-KG. 
 
 Permeability, Pr*-M-Bl- 
 
 See Prosecute, etc. 
 
 T 
 
 Persecu'tion, P*-Rs- 
 
 Per'meable, Pr 2 -M-Bl 
 
 Eshn. See Prosecution. 
 
 Per'meate, Pr^-M-T, Pr 2 - 
 
 Per'secutor, ps-^s-Etr 
 
 M-Td, Pr 2 -M-T-NG 
 
 Perseverance, Prs'-V- 
 
 Permea'tion, Pr 2 -Mshn 
 
 Rns 
 
 Permis'cible, PrS-Ms-B- 
 
 Persevere', Prs 8 - V - R, 
 
 L 
 
 PrsS-V-fld. Prs-V-R-NG 
 
 Permis'sible, PrS-Ms-B- 
 
 Per'sian, P 2 --SHn 
 
 L 
 
 Perseverlngly, Prs-V 
 
 Permis'sibly, Pr*-Ms-B- 
 
 R-NG1 
 
 L 
 
 Per'siflage, Prs 2 -Fl-ZH 
 
 Permis'sion, PrS-Mshn 
 
 Persim'mon, Pr^-sMn 
 
 Permis'sive, PrS-Ms-V 
 Permis'sively, Pr^-Ms-V- 
 
 Persist', Prss^-T, Prss 8 - 
 Td, Prss 3 -T-NG 
 
 L 
 
 Persist'ence, Prss 8 -Tns 
 
 Permistlon, Pr 8 -Ms-CHn 
 
 Persist'ency, Prss 3 -Tn-S 
 
 Permit', Pr"-Mt, Pr-M- 
 
 Persist'ent, Prss 3 -Tnt 
 
 Td, Pr-MtO) 
 
 Persistlve, Prss 3 -Tv 
 
 Per'mit, PrS-Mt 
 
 Per'son, Prs 2 -N 
 
 Permit'tance, PrS-M-Tns 
 
 Per'sonable, Prs a -N-Bl 
 
 Permit 'ter, Pr3-Mtr 
 
 Per'sonage, Prs a -N-J 
 
 Permix'tion, P^-M-Es- 
 
 Per'sonal-ly, Prs 2 -Nl 
 
 CHn 
 
 Personality, Prs>-Nl-T 
 
 Permuta'tion, Pr a -M- 
 
 Per'sonate, Prs 2 -Nt, Prs* 
 
 Tshn 
 
 -N-Td, Prs 2 -Nt-NG 
 
 Permute', PrS-Mt 
 
 Persona'tion, Prs 2 -Nshn 
 
 Permut'er, Pr^-Mtr 
 
 Per'sonator, Prs 2 -Ntr 
 
 Perni'cious, Prs-N-SHs 
 Perui'ciously, PrS-N-SHs 
 
 Personiflca'tion, Prs a -N- 
 F-Eshn 
 
 L 
 
 Personify, Prsi - N - F, 
 
 Perni'ciousness, PrS-N- 
 
 Prsi-N-Fd, Prsi-N-F-NG 
 
 SHs-Ns 
 
 Personnel', Prs a -N-L 
 
 Pernocta'tion, Pr a -N-E- 
 
 Perspec'tive, Prs^P-Kt- 
 
 Tshn 
 
 V 
 
 Perone, ps--N 
 
 Perspec'tively, Prs 2 - P - 
 
 Perora'tion, P 2 -72-fishn 
 
 Kt-V-L 
 
 Peroxide, Pr : -Es-D 
 
 Perspec'tograph, Prs 2 - 
 
 Perpend'er, P--R-Pn&r 
 
 P-E-T-Grf 
 
 Perpen'dicle, Pr 2 -Pn-D- 
 
 Perspica'cious, Prs a -P- 
 
 El 
 
 E-SHs 
 
 Perpendic'ular, PrS-Pn- 
 
 Perspica'ciously, Prs a - 
 
 D-E1-R [P^-Pn-D] 
 
 P-E-SHs-Z 
 
 Perpendicularity, Pr 1 - 
 
 Perspica'ciousness, 
 
 Pn-D-El-flt [Pri-Pn-D] 
 
 Prs 2 P-E-SHs-Ns 
 
 Perpendic'ularly, Pr 8 - 
 
 Perspicacity, Prsi-P-Es- 
 
 Pn-D-El-R-Z, 
 
 T 
 
 Per'petrate, Pr 2 -P-Trt, 
 
 Perspicuity, Prs-P-E-T 
 
 Pr2-P-Tr-Td. Pr^P-TrtC) 
 
 Perspic'uous, Prs 3 -P-E-S 
 
 Perpetra'tion, Pr 2 - P - 
 
 Perspic'uously, Prs 3 -P- 
 
 Trshn 
 
 E-S1 
 
 Per'petrator, Pr*-P-Trtr 
 
 Perspic'uousness, Prs 8 - 
 
 Perpet'ual-ly, Pr-P-CHl 
 
 P-Es-Ns 
 
 Perpet'uate, Pr 3 -P-CHt, 
 
 Perspirabillty, Prs 8 -P- 
 
 Pr 2 -P-CH-Td, Pr 2 -P-CHt- 
 
 fl-Blt 
 
 NG 
 
 Perspir'able, Prs'-P-B-Bl 
 
 Perpetua'tion, Pr 2 - P - 
 
 Perspira'tion, Prs 2 - P - 
 
 CHshn 
 
 .Rshn 
 
 Perpetuity, Pr 8 -P-T-T 
 
 Perspirative, PrsJ-P-Bt- 
 
 Perplex', Pr 2 -Pl-Es, Pr 2 - 
 
 V 
 
 Pl-Est. Pr 2 -Pl-Es-NG 
 
 Perspir'atory, Prsi-P-fi- 
 
 Perplex'edly, Pr 2 -Pl-Ks- 
 
 T-R 
 
 T>-L 
 
 Perspire', Prsi-P-R, Prs- 
 
 Perplexity, Pr 2 Pl-Es-T 
 
 P-Rd Prs^P-R-NG 
 
 Per'quisite, Pr 2 -Ewz-T 
 
 Perstringe', PrS-sTr-N-J 
 
PER 
 
 Persuad'able-y, Pr- 
 
 sWd-Bl 
 Persuade', Pr 2 -sWd, Pr- 
 
 sW-Dd. Pr*-sWd-NG 
 Persuad'er, Pr^-sWd 
 Persuasibillty, 
 
 B-Lt 
 Persua'sible, Pr*-sWs-B 
 
 (-L) 
 Persua'sibleness, Pr a - 
 
 sWs-B-Z-Ns [IBs] 
 Persua'sion, Pr 2 -sWzhn 
 Persua'sive, Pr 2 -sWs-V 
 Persua'sively, Pr a -sWs- 
 
 V-Z. 
 Persua'siveness, Pr* - 
 
 sWs-"V-Ns [iVs] 
 Persua'sory, Pr^- 
 Pert, P 2 -Rt 
 Pertain', Pr 2 -Tn, Pr 2 -Tnd, 
 
 Pr 2 -Tn-NG. See Apper- 
 
 tain. 
 Pertina'cious, P 2 -.Rt-N- 
 
 SHs 
 Pertina'ciously, P 2 -.Rt- 
 
 N-SHs-// 
 Pertina'ciousness, P - 
 
 flt-N-SHs-Ns 
 
 Pertinacity, P^-Rt-Ns-T 
 Pertinence, P 2 -t-Nns 
 Per'tinency, PS-flt-Nn-8 
 Per'tinent, P 2 -t-Nnt 
 Pertinently, P 2 -fit-Nnt- 
 
 
 
 Pert'ly, ps-Rt-Z, 
 Pert'ness, P 2 -Kt-Ns 
 Perturb', Prt 2 -K-B 
 Per'turbate, Prta-K-Bt 
 Perturba'tion, Prt 2 - B - 
 
 Bshn 
 
 Pertu'sion, Pr^-Tzhn 
 Per'uke, P--K 
 Peru'sal, P 3 -fiz-L 
 Peruse', P 3 -Bz, P 3 -/jzd, 
 
 197 
 
 Perus'er, 
 Peru'vian, P 3 --Vn 
 Pervade', Pr 2 -Vd, Pr 2 -V- 
 
 Dd, Pr 2 -Vd-NG 
 Perva'sion, Pr s -Vzhn 
 Perva'sive, Pr 2 -Vs-V 
 Perverse', Prv 2 -Rs 
 Perverse'ly, Prv*-Rs- 
 Perverse'ness, Prv - Rs- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Perver'sion, Prvs-Rshn 
 Pervers'ity, Prv 2 --T 
 Pervers'ive, Prv 2 -Rs-V 
 Pervert', Prv 2 -fit, Prv-fi- 
 
 Td, Prv2-KtNG 
 Per'vert, Prv 2 -t 
 Pervert'er, PrvS-Rtr 
 Pervertible, Prv 2 -7Zt-Bl 
 Pervestiga'tion, Pr*-Vs- 
 
 T-Gshn 
 
 Per'vious, Pr z -Vs 
 Per'viousness, Pr 2 -Vs-Ns 
 Pesade', Ps'-D 
 Pesk'y, P 2 -sK 
 Pes'sary, P*-sB 
 
 Pes'simism, 
 Pes'simist, P 2 -sMst 
 Pest, Pst 
 Pes'ter, Pstr*, P-eTrd, 
 
 Pstr(-) 2 
 
 Pes'terer, Pstr 2 -fi 
 Pest'-house, Pst 2 -Hs 
 Pestiferous, Ps 3 -T-Frs 
 PestiTerously, Ps 3 -T-Frs 
 
 -Ii 
 
 Pes'tilence, Ps 2 -T-Z,ns 
 Pes- tilent, Ps 2 -T-/,nt 
 Pestilen'tial, Ps 2 -T-Z-N- 
 
 SH1 [Ps 2 -T-in] 
 Pestilen'tially, Ps-T-i- 
 
 K-5H1 [Ps 2 -T-in] 
 Pes'tilently, Ps 2 -T-int-i 
 Pes'tle, Ps 2 -L, Ps2-Ld, 
 
 Ps 2 -L-NG 
 
 Pet, Pt 2 , P 2 -Td. Pt(-)!> 
 Pet'al or Pe'tal, Pt 2 or-L 
 Pet'alism, Pt 2 -iz-M 
 Pet'aloid, ft--L-D 
 Pet'alous, Pts-Zs 
 Petar', Pt'-R 
 Petard', Pti-Rd 
 Petardeer', Pt 3 -Rd-R 
 Petec'chial, P*-T-K-L 
 Pete'chial, P 3 -T-K-L 
 Pe'ter Funk, Ptr 3 -F-NG- 
 
 E 
 
 Pe'ter-pence, PtrS-Pns 
 Pet'iolar, P-'-T-L-R 
 Pet'iolary, P-T-L-fi 
 Pet'iolate, P 2 -T-l,t 
 Pet'iole, P 2 -T-L 
 Pet'it, P2-T 
 Pet'it-jury, ps-T-Jr 
 Peti'tion, P 3 -Tshn, P 3 - 
 
 Tshnd, ps-Tshn-NG 
 Peti'tionary, P 3 -Tshn-B 
 Petitionee', P 3 -T-Sf-N 
 Peti'tioner, P 3 -Tshn-R 
 Pet'it-maitre, P 2 -T-Mtr 
 Petre'an, ps-Tr-N 
 Pet'rel, Pts-fll 
 Petres'cence, P a -Trs-Ns 
 Petres'cent, 
 Petrifac'tion, 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Petrif ic, Pt*-fl-F-K 
 Petrifac'tive, 
 
 Tv 
 Petriflca'tion, Pt--F- 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Pet'rifled, Pt 2 -fi-Fd 
 Pet'rify, Pt 2 -fi-F, Pt-/e- 
 
 Fd, Pts-K-F-NG 
 Petro'leum, P-Tr-i-M 
 Pet'ronel, P-Tr-Nl 
 Petrosi'lex, P'-Tr-sX-Ks 
 Petrosilic'ious, P 8 -Tr-sZ, 
 
 -SHa 
 
 Pe'trous, ps-Trs 
 Pet'ted, F2-Td 
 Pet'ticoat, P-T-Kt 
 Pet'tifog, Pt-F-G, Pt-F- 
 
 G-D. Pt2-F-G-NG 
 Pet'tifogger, Pt 2 F-Gr 
 Pet'tifoggery, Pt-F-Gr 
 
 PHA 
 
 (Pet'tily,p2-T-i 
 'Pet'tiness, P^-T- 
 Pet'tish, Pt2-SH 
 Pet'tishly, Pt--Sm 
 Pet'tishness, Pt^-SH-Xs 
 Pet'titoes, Pas-Tz. See 
 
 Potatoes. 
 Pet'to, pa-T 
 Pet'ty, P 2 -T, ps-T-R, pz- 
 
 Tst 
 
 Pet'ulance, Pt 2 -ins 
 Pet'ulancy, Pt--Lu-S 
 Pet'ulant, Pt 2 -Znt 
 Pet'ulantly, Pt2-i,nt-Z, 
 Petu'nia, P 3 -T-N 
 Pew, P 3 
 
 Pew'-door, P 3 .r> r 
 Pe'wet, P 3 -Wt 
 Pe'wit, p--wt 
 Pew'ter, Ptr 3 
 Pew'terer, Ptr^-R 
 Pha'eton, F 2 -Tn 
 Phalan'gal, Fi-L-NG-Gl 
 Phalan'ges, F'-L-X-Jz 
 Phalan'gial, Fi-L-N-J-L 
 Phalanste'rian, Fl 3 -Xs- 
 
 T-Rn 
 Phalanste'rianism, Fl 3 - 
 
 Ns-T-Knz-M 
 Phal'anstery, FP-Ns-T- 
 
 R 
 
 Pha'lanx, F^-L-XG-Ks 
 Phal'arope, F l -L-R-P 
 Phan'tasm, Fnt'-Z-M 
 Phantasmago'ria, Fut- 
 
 Z-M-G-K 
 Phantasmagoric, Fnti- 
 
 Z-M-Gr-K 
 Phantas'magory, Fut 1 - 
 
 Z-M-Gr 
 
 Phantas'tic, Fnt'-St-K 
 Phantas'tical, Fnt'-st-Kl 
 Phan'tasy, Fu^-S 
 Phan'tom, Fnti-M 
 Pharaonlc, Fi-fl-N-K 
 Pharisaic, F 2 -s-K 
 Pharisaical, F 2 -fls-K-L 
 Pharisalcalness, F 2 -2Js- 
 
 K-L-Xs 
 
 Pharisaism, Fi-K-Sz-M 
 Pharise'an, F 3 -.Rs-N 
 Pharisee, F l -R-S 
 Pharmaceu'tic, F 3 -R-Ms 
 
 -T-K 
 Pharmaceu'tical, F 3 -R- 
 
 Ms-T-Kl 
 Pharmaceu'tics, F 3 -R- 
 
 Ms-T-Ks 
 Pharmaceu'tist, F 3 - R - 
 
 Ms-Tst 
 
 Phar'macist, Fi-R-Ms-St 
 Pharmacol'ogist, F 1 - R- 
 
 M-Kl-Jst 
 Pharmacol'ogy, F 1 - R - 
 
 M-K1-J 
 Pharmacopoeia, F 3 -R. 
 
 M-K-P 
 Pharmacop'olist, Fi-B- 
 
 M-K-P-iet 
 Phar'macy, F^R-M-S 
 
PHA 
 
 Pha'ros, F"-Ra 
 Pharynge'al, F*-B-N-J-L 
 Pharyngi'tis, F^fi-N-J- 
 
 Ts 
 Pharyngot'omy, F 1 -^- 
 
 N-Gt-M 
 
 Phar'ynx, F*-.R-NG-Es 
 Phase, Fz 
 Pha'sis, Fss* 
 Pheas'ant, Fz-Xt 
 Phenakis'toscope, Fn- 
 
 Es-T-sK-P 
 Phe'nix, Fn*-Es 
 Phenom'ena, Fn J -M-N 
 Phenom'enal-ly, Fni-M- 
 
 Kl 
 Phenomenon, Fn 1 - M - 
 
 Kn 
 
 Pheese, Fz 
 Phees'y, F*-Z 
 Phi'al, F 1 -!, 
 Philan'der, F*-Zndr 
 Philanthropic, Flnthr 1 - 
 
 P-K 
 Philanthroplcal, 
 
 Flnthri-P-Kl 
 Philanthropist, Flnthr 1 
 
 -Pst 
 Philan'thropy, Flnthr 1 - 
 
 P 
 Philharmon'ic, FP-Hr- 
 
 M-N-E 
 Philhellenist, FJ 2 -H-n- 
 
 8t 
 
 Phil'ibeg, F-^-B-G 
 Philip'pic, F3-Z-P-K 
 Philippine', F z -i-Pn 
 Phil'ippize, F*-Z,-Pz 
 Philis'tine, FlsS-Tn 
 Philol'oger, Fli-i-Jr 
 Philolog'ic, Fli-L-J-K 
 Philological, F11-.L-J-K1 
 Philol'ogist, Fl l -Z,-Jst 
 Philol'ogize, FU-X^-Jz 
 Philol'ogy,Fl'-i-J 
 Phil'omath, Fl^-M-TH 
 Philomath'ic, Fli-M-TH- 
 
 E 
 
 Philom'athy, Fl^-M-TH 
 Phil'omel, F 3 -i-Ml 
 Philome'la, F-L-M-i 
 Philope'na, F 3 -L-P-N 
 Philoprogen'itiveness, 
 
 Fl 2 Pr-J-N-Tv-Ns [Fl- 
 
 Pr-Jut:Vs] 
 
 Philos'opher, Fls*-F-B 
 Philosophic, Fls'-F-K 
 Philosoph'ical-ly, Flsi- 
 
 F-K1 
 Philos'ophism. Fls'-Pz- 
 
 M 
 
 Philos'ophist, Fls 1 -Fst 
 Philos'ophize, Flgi-Fz, 
 
 Flsi-Fzd.Flsi-Fz-NG 
 Philos'ophy, Fls>-F 
 Philostor'gy, Fls-T-fl-J 
 Philotech'nic, F1-T-K- 
 
 fr-i 
 
 Philotrech'nical, F1-T- 
 K-N-K1 
 
 Phil'ter, F^-itr, F-Z- 
 
 Trd, FS-itr-NG 
 Phiz, Fz 
 Phlebot'omist, Fli- Bt- 
 
 Mst 
 Phlebot'omize, FH-Bt- 
 
 Mz, FU-Bt-Mzd, Fl^Bt- 
 
 Mz-NG 
 
 Phlebot'omy, FP-Bt-M 
 Phlegm, Fis-M 
 Phlegmatic, FP-G-Mt-K 
 Phlegmat'ical-ly, FU-G- 
 
 Mt-Kl 
 
 Phleg'mon, Fls-G-Mn 
 Phleg'monous, Fl^-G-M- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Phleme, FP-M 
 Phlogis'tic, FP-J-sT-K 
 Phlogis'ton, Fl 3 -J-sTn 
 Phlox, FU-Ks 
 Phce'nix, Fn 3 -Ks 
 Phonascetlcs, F-Ns-T- 
 
 Es 
 
 Phona'tion, F 2 -Nshn 
 Phonetic, F 2 -Nt-K 
 Phonetlcal-ly, F2-Nt-Hl 
 Phonetics, F 2 -Nt-Ks 
 Phon'etist, F'-X-Tst 
 Phonic, Fn'-K 
 Phonlcal, Fi-N-Kl 
 Phonics, Fn^Ks 
 Phonocamp'tic, F 1 -^-^:- 
 
 Mt-K 
 
 Pho'nogram, F 2 -N-Gr-M 
 Pho'nograph, F-N-Grf 
 Phonog'rapher, F'-N-Gr- 
 
 Fr [Fni-fi] 
 Phonographic, F 1 - N - 
 
 Grf-K [Fni-K] 
 Phonographlcal, F^-N- 
 
 Gr-F-Kl [Fni-K-L] 
 Phonographlcally, F 1 - 
 
 N-Gr-F-Kl [Fni-K-i] 
 Phonog'raphist, F^N- 
 
 Gr-Fst 
 Phonog'raphy, 
 
 F [Fn>] 
 Pho'nolite, F-N-Zt 
 Phonol'oger, Fi-Nl-Jr 
 Phonologic, F'-Nl-J-K 
 Phonologlcal-ly, Fi-Nl- 
 
 J-K1 
 
 Phonol'ogist, F'-Nl-Jst 
 Phonol'ogy, F^Nl-J 
 Pho'notype, F=-N-T-P 
 Phonotyplc, F3-N-T-P-K 
 Phonotyplcal-ly, F 3 -N- 
 
 T-P-K1 
 
 Phonot'ypist, F-Nt-Pst 
 Phonot'ypy, F^Nt-P 
 Pho'sine, Fs 2 -N 
 Phos'phate, Fsi-Ft 
 Phos'phite, Fs>-FIt 
 Phos'phor, Fs'-F-B 
 Phos'phorate, Fs^F-fit. 
 
 Fs>-F-fl-Td. F8! 
 Phos'phorated, 
 
 Td 
 Phosphoresce', Fs*-F-.Rs. 
 
 Fs-F-Rst, 
 
 PHT 
 
 Phosphores'cence, Fs- 
 
 T-RS-XB 
 Phosphores'cent, Fs 2 -F- 
 
 Bs-Kt | 
 
 Phosphoric, Fsi-F-R-K 
 Phosphorlcal, Fs ] -F-B- 
 
 Kl 
 
 Phos'phorous, FsJ-F-fis 
 Phos'phorus, Fs l -F-Rs 
 Phos'phuret, Fsi-F-St 
 Phos'phuretted, Fsi-F- 
 
 fi-Td 
 
 Photogenic, Ft^-j-N-K 
 Photog'eny, Fti-J-N 
 Pho'tograph, Ft - Grf, 
 
 Ft*-Grft, Ft 2 -Grf-XG 
 Photog'rapher, Ft^Gr- 
 
 Fr 
 Photographic, Ft 1 -Grf- 
 
 E 
 Photographlcal, Fti-Gr 
 
 -F-K1 
 Photographist, Fti-Gr- 
 
 Fst 
 
 Photog'raphy, Fti-Gr-F 
 Photol'ogy, Fi-T-i-J 
 Photom'eter, Fi-T-Mtr 
 Photom'etry, FJ-T-M-Tr 
 Phrase, Frz^, Frzd 2 , Frz- 
 
 NG 
 
 Phrase'-book, Frz^-B-E 
 Phrase'less, Frz 2 -Ls 
 Phra'seogram, Fr2-zGr- 
 
 M [Frz2-G-M] 
 Pha'seograph, Fr 2 -zGrf 
 
 [Frz^-Gf] 
 Phraseog'rapher, Fr 1 - 
 
 zGr-Fr [Frzi-G-Fr] 
 Phraseographlc, Fr 1 - 
 
 zGrf-E [Frzi-Gf-E] 
 Phraseog-'raphy, Fr 1 - 
 
 zGr-F [Frzi-G-F] 
 Phraseologlc, Fr l -zL-3- 
 
 E 
 Phraseological, Fi l -zL- 
 
 J-K1 
 Phraseorogy, Frzi-L-J 
 
 [Frzi-J] 
 
 Phrase'-sign, Frzs 2 -N 
 Phrase'- writing, Frs a - 
 
 Bt-NG 
 
 Phrenetic, Fr-Nt-K 
 Phreni'tis, Fri-N-Ts 
 Phrenologlc, Fr^Nl-J-E 
 Phrenologlcal-ly, Fr 1 - 
 
 Nl-J-Kl 
 Phrenol'ogist, Fr 1 - Nl - 
 
 Jst 
 
 Phrenol'ogy, Fri-Xl-J 
 Phrenomagtaetism, Fr 
 
 -N-M-G-Ntz-M [Fr!-N- 
 
 M:T-zM] 
 
 Phren'sy, Fr^-N-Z 
 Phrygian, Fr^-Jn 
 Phthisic, TS-zE 
 Phthisical, Tz 3 -El 
 Phthislcky, T 8 -zK 
 Phthi'sis, THggi 
 Phthongom'eter, TH- 
 
 NG-G-Mtr 
 
PHY 
 
 199 
 
 PIM 
 
 Fhylac'ter, 
 Phylac'tery, Fi-Z-K-Tr 
 Phylarch, Fi-i-R-K 
 Physe'ter, F 3 -sTr 
 Physic, Fz 3 -K, Fz 3 -Kt 
 
 Fz*-K-NG 
 Phys'ical-ly, Fz 3 -Kl. See 
 
 Fiscal. 
 
 Physi'cian, Fz*An 3 
 Physicist, Fz-Sst 
 Physics, Fza-Ks 
 Physiognomic, Fzi - G - 
 
 N-M-K 
 Physiognomical, Fz> - 
 
 G-N-M-K1 
 Physiognom'ics, Fzi-G- 
 
 N-M-Ks 
 Physiog'nomist, Fzi-G- 
 
 N-Mst 
 Physiog'nomy, Fzi-G-N- 
 
 M 
 Physiog'raphy, F!-zGr- 
 
 F 
 
 Physiol'oger, F J -zZ-Jr 
 Physiologic, F>-zZ-J-K 
 Physiological-ly, Fi-zZ 
 
 J-K1 
 
 Physiol'ogist, F'-zZ- Jst 
 Physiol'ogy, Fi-zZ-J 
 Physique', Fz-eK 
 Phytiv'orous, F 3 -T-Vrs 
 Phytog'raphy, F^T-Gr- 
 
 F 
 
 Phytol'ogist, FJ-T-Z-Jst 
 Phytol'ogy, F^T-Z-J 
 Phytoph'agous, F^Tf- 
 
 Gs 
 Phytot'omy, F-Tt-M 
 
 Piac'ular, P^K-Zr 
 Piac'ulous, P'-K-Zs 
 Pi'a Ma'ter, Pi-Mtr 
 Pianis'simo, P 3 -Ns-M 
 Pia'nist, P-Nst 
 Pia'no, P'-N 
 Pia'no-forte, pi-K-F-JZ-1 
 Pias'ter, Pstri 
 Piaz'za, P l -Z 
 Pib'-corn, P 3 -B-Krn 
 Pi'broch, pa-Br-K 
 Pi'ca.P'-K 
 Picador', pi-K-Dr 
 Picaroon', pa-K-Kn 
 Picayune', pa-K-Yn 
 Pic'calilli, pa-K-Z-Z 
 Pick, P 3 -K, P 3 -Kt, P*-K- 
 
 NG 
 
 Pick'aninny, pa-K-N-N 
 Pick'apack, P 3 -K-P-K 
 Pick'ax or Pick'axe, P s - 
 
 K-Ks 
 
 Pick'back, P 3 -K-B-K 
 Pick'ed, P 3 -K-D 
 Pick'edness, pa-Kd-Ns 
 Pickeer', P-K-R, P 3 -K- 
 
 Rd. pa-K-R-NG 
 Pick'er,P 3 -Kr 
 Pick'erel, P 3 -I 
 Pick'et, pa-Kt, 
 
 ps-Kt-NG 
 
 Pick'et-guard, P*-Kt-Grd 
 Picking, pa-K-NG 
 
 Pig'gin, P 3 -Gn 
 Pig'-headed, ps-G-H-Dd 
 
 Pick'eting, P 3 -Kt-NG 
 
 Pig'-iron, pa-G-i-Rn 
 
 Pickle, P 8 -K1, P 3 -Kld 
 
 Pig'-lead, P^-G-Z-D 
 
 P8-K1-NG 
 
 Pigme'an, pa-ti-Mn 
 
 Pickled, P 3 -Kld 
 
 Pig'ment, pa-G-Mnt 
 
 Pickling, ps-Kl-NG 
 
 Pigment'al, P--G-Mnt-Z 
 
 Pickling-house, P 3 -K1 
 
 Pig'my, pa-G-M 
 
 NG-Hs 
 
 Pignora'tion, pa - G - 
 
 Picklock, P 3 -K-Z-K 
 
 Nrshn 
 
 Pick'pocket, P 3 -K-P-Kt 
 
 Pig'norative, pa-G-Nrt-V 
 
 Pick'thank, P 3 -K-TH-NG 
 
 Pig'nut, P^-G-Kt 
 
 K 
 
 Pig'-sty, P 3 -Gs-T 
 
 Pick'tooth, pa-K-T-TH 
 
 Pig'tail, P 3 -G-T-L 
 
 Pick'wick, P 3 -K-W-K 
 
 Pike, pi-K 
 
 Pic'nic, P--K-N-K 
 
 Pik'ed, pi-K-D 
 
 Pict, P 3 -Kt 
 
 Pike'man, P'-K-Mn 
 
 Pict'ish, pa-Kt-SH 
 
 Pike'staff, pi-Ks-Tf 
 
 Picto'rial-ly, P^-K-T-JSl 
 
 Pilas'ter, pi-istr 
 
 Pict'ural, pa-Ktr-L 
 
 Pilas'tered, P^is-Trd 
 
 Pict'ure, P 3 -Ktr, P 3 -K- 
 
 Pil'chard, P a -Z-CHrd 
 
 CHrd pa-Kir-NG 
 
 Pile, P!-L, P'-Ld, pi-L- 
 
 Pict'ured, P 3 -K-CHrd 
 
 NG 
 
 Pict'urer, ps-Ktr-R 
 
 Pil'eate, P 3 -z-T 
 
 Picturesque', P-Ktr-S-K 
 Picturesquely, P 2 -Ktr- 
 
 Pil'eated, P--z-Td 
 Pile'-driver, pi-Z-Dr-Vr 
 
 8-K1 
 
 Pile'-engine, pi-Z-N-Jn 
 
 Picturesque'ness, P - 
 
 Pil'er, PJ-Z-R 
 
 Ktr-S-K-Ns 
 
 Piles, P'-Lz 
 
 Pic'ul, P 3 -K1 
 
 Pil'fer, pa-Z-Fr, P 3 -Z-Frd, 
 
 Pid'dle, pa-Dl 
 
 P 3 -Z-Fr-NG 
 
 Pid'dler, ps-Dl-R 
 
 Pil'ferer, P^-Z-Fr-R 
 
 Pie, Pi 
 
 Pilgarlic, Pi-Z-Gr-Z-K 
 
 Pie'bald, P-Bld 
 
 Pil'grim, Pl^-Gr-M 
 
 Piece, Ps 3 , Pst, Ps-NG 
 
 Pil'erimage, PP-Gr-M-J 
 
 Pieced, Pst 3 
 
 Pilif erous, P-Z-Frs 
 
 Piece'-goods, P 3 -sGdz 
 
 Pilig'erous, P3-Z-Jrs 
 
 Piece'less, P 3 -sZs 
 
 Pill, P 3 -L, pa-Ld, pa-L-NG 
 
 Piece'meal, pa-sM-L 
 
 Pillage, pa-Z-J, pa-Z-Jd, 
 
 Pie'cer, P 3 -sR 
 
 P 3 -Z-J-NG 
 
 Piece'work, P*-sWr-K 
 
 Pillager, pa-Z-Jr 
 
 Pied, Pi-D 
 
 Pillar, P 3 -Z-R 
 
 Pied'ness, P^D-Ns 
 
 Pillared, pa-z-^d 
 
 Pier, pa-R 
 
 Pillau', pi-Z 
 
 Pierce, P^-Rs, P 3 -Rst, P 3 - 
 
 Pillion, pa-Zn 
 
 TZs-KG 
 
 Pillory, pa-Z-K, P 3 -Z-Bd, 
 
 Pierced, P 3 -Rst 
 
 P 3 -Z-/f-NG 
 
 Pierce'able, P^tfs-B (-L) 
 
 Pillow, P 3 -Z, pa-Z-D, P- 
 
 Pier'cer, P 3 -Rs-R 
 
 Z-NG 
 
 Piercingly, P 3 -Ks-NG-L 
 
 Pillow-bier, P-Z-Br 
 
 Pierc'ingness, P 3 -fis-NG 
 
 Pillow-block, pa-Z-Bl- 
 
 -Ns 
 
 K 
 
 Pier'-glass, P 3 -R-Gls 
 
 Pillow-case, ps-Z-Ks 
 
 Pie'rian, P 3 -Bn 
 
 Pilose', pa-Zs 
 
 Pier'-table, P*-.R-T-B1 
 
 Pilos'ity, pi-Zs-T 
 
 Pi'etism, pi-T-zM 
 
 Pilot, Pi-Zt, pi-Z-Td, P- 
 
 Pi'etist, Pi-Tst 
 
 Zt-NG 
 
 Pi'ety, pi-T 
 
 Pilotage, Pi-Zt-J 
 
 Pietistlc, ps-Ts-T-K 
 
 Pilot-bread, pi-Zt-Brd 
 
 Pietistlcal, P 3 -Ts-T-Kl 
 
 Pilot-cloth, P'-Zt-Kl-TH 
 
 Pig, P 3 -G. pa-Gd, P8-G-KG 
 
 Pilot-fish, P l -Lt-F-SH 
 
 Pig'eon, pa.Jn 
 
 Pilous, P^Zs 
 
 Pig'geon-box, P 3 -Jn-B- 
 
 Pimea'ta, P2-M-N-T 
 
 Ks 
 
 Pimen'to,P2-M-N-T 
 
 Pig'eon-hole, ps-J-N-Hl 
 
 Pimp, P 3 -M-P, P 3 -Mt, PS- 
 
 Pig'eon-house, P S -J-N- 
 
 M-P-NG 
 
 Hs 
 
 Pim'pernel, P 3 -M-Pr-Nl 
 
 Pig'eonry, P 3 -J-Nr 
 Pig'-eyed, P 3 -G-i-D 
 
 Pim'ple, pa-M-Pl 
 Pim'pled, P-M-Pld 
 
 Pig'gery, P 3 -Gr 
 
 Pim'ply, pa-M-Pl 
 
PIN 
 
 Pin, Pn, Pnd, Pn-NG 
 Pin'afore, pa-N-F-B 
 Pin'-case, Pn 3 -Ks 
 Pin'cers, P 3 -Ns-Rz 
 Pinch, P'-N-CH, pa-N-CHt 
 
 P-N-CH-NG 
 Pinch'beck, P-N-CH-B 
 
 K 
 
 Pinch'er, pa-N-CHr 
 Pinch'ers, P 3 -N-CHrz 
 Pin'cushion, Pn 3 -Kshn 
 Pindaric, Pn 1 -D-.R-K 
 Pindar'ical, Pn^D-JZ-Kl 
 Pine, Pni, Pndi, Pn-NG 
 Pine'al or Pin'eal, P 3 -N 
 
 L 
 
 Pine'-apple, pi-N-Pl 
 Pine'-barren, Pn>-B-n 
 Pine'-martin, Pn^-M-1 
 
 Tn 
 
 Pin'ery, P J -Nr 
 Pin'-feather, Pn 3 -Fdhr 
 Pin'fold, Pn^-F-Ld 
 Pin'-footed, Pn 3 -F-Td 
 Pin'hole, ps-N-Hl 
 Pin'ion, Pn 3 -N, Pn 3 -Nd 
 
 Pn 3 -N-NG 
 Pink, P 3 -NG-K, pa-NG-Kt 
 
 Pa-NG-K-NG 
 Pink'ey, P 3 -NG-K 
 Pink'-eye, ps-NG-K-i 
 Pink'root, P 3 -NG-K-Bt 
 Pink'-sterned, P 8 -NG- 
 
 Ks-T-Snd 
 
 Pin'maker, Pn 3 -M-Kr 
 Pin'-money, Pn 3 -M-N 
 Pin'nace, P 3 -Ns 
 Pin'nacle, P 3 -N-K1 
 Pin'nacled, P 3 -N-Kld 
 Pin'nate, P 3 -N-T 
 Pin'ated, P 3 -N-Td 
 Pinnat'ifld, PJ-N-T'-i) 
 Pin'natifld, P 3 -N-Tf-D 
 Pinnat'iped, PVN-T-Pd 
 Pin'natiped, ps-N-T-Pd 
 Pinned, Pnd 3 
 Pin'ner, P 3 -Nr 
 Pin'ning, Pn a -NG 
 Pint, Pnti 
 Pin'tle, Pnta-L 
 Pin'-worm, P 3 -N-Wr-M 
 Pin'y, pi-N 
 Pioneer', P-Nr, P 3 -Nrd, 
 
 Pi'ony, pi-N 
 Pi'ous, pi-S 
 Pi'ously, pi-si 
 Pi'ous-minded, pi - s - 
 
 Mn-Dd 
 Pip, P-P 
 Pipe, P>-P, pi-P-T, pi-p- 
 
 NG 
 
 Pipe'-clay, pi-P-Kl 
 Piped, pi-P-T 
 Pipe'-layer, pi-P-Z-R 
 Pipe'-laying, P>-P-Z-NG 
 Pipe'-man, pi-P-Mn 
 Pip'er, Pi-Pr 
 Pip'eridge, P 3 -Pr-J 
 Pip'erin, P-Pr-N 
 
 200 
 
 Pip 'ing, pi-P-NG 
 Pip'kin, P 3 -P-Kn 
 Pip'pin, P 3 -Pn 
 Piqu'ancy, P 3 -Kn-S 
 Piqu'ant, P 3 -Knt 
 Piqu'antly, P 3 -Knt-Z 
 Pique, P-K, PS-Kt, P 3 -K 
 
 NG 
 
 Piquet', 
 Piracy, 
 
 Pira'gua, F l -R-Qw 
 Pirate, 
 
 Pi'rated, 
 Pirat'ical-ly, 
 Pirl, ps-fil 
 Pirn, P*-n 
 Pirogue', 
 Pirouette', P*-fi-T, f- 
 
 Td. P2-.S-T-NG 
 Pis'cary, ps-sK-B 
 Pisca'tion, P^sKshn 
 Piscato'rial, P-sK-T-Bl 
 Pis'catory, P 3 -sK-T-fi 
 Pis'ces, Psz 3 
 Pis'ciculture, P-S-Kltr 
 
 Pisciv'orous, Ps 3 -V-fia 
 
 Pise', P2-Z 
 
 Pish, P3-SH 
 
 Pis'mire, P 3 -sM-E 
 Pi'solite, pi-sZt 
 Pisolit'ic, PS-s^-T-K 
 Pis'sasphalt, 
 Pista'chio, Ps--1-SH 
 Pistareen', Ps 3 -T-.Rn 
 Pis'til, Ps 3 -T-L 
 Pis'tillate, Ps 3 -T-Zt 
 
 Pis'tol, Ps 3 -T-L, Ps3-T-Ld 
 
 Ps 3 -T-L-NG 
 Pis'tole, Ps 3 -T-L 
 Pis'tolet, Ps 3 -T-Xt 
 Pis'ton, Ps 3 -Tn 
 Pit, Pt 3 , P 3 -Td, Pt(-) 3 
 
 Pit'apat, P 3 -T-Pt 
 
 Pitch, ps-CH, P 3 -CHt, P- 
 
 CH-NG 
 
 Pitch'er, P 3 -CHr 
 Pitch'-farthing, P 3 -CH- 
 Fr-DH-NG 
 
 Pitch'fork, P 3 -CH-Fr-K 
 Pitch'iness, P 3 -CH-Na 
 ?itch'ing, PS-CH-NG 
 i'itch'-pine, P^-CH-Pn 
 D itch'-pipe, P 3 -CH-P-P 
 J itch'-stone, P-CH-sTn 
 'itch'y, P 3 -CH 
 ;>it'-coal, Pt 3 -Kl 
 
 "it'eous, P 3 -Ts 
 it'eously, P-T-S1 
 it'eousness, ps-Ts-Ns 
 it'fall, Pt 3 -F-L 
 'ith, pa-TH 
 Ith'ily, P 3 -TH-Z 
 'ith'iness, P 3 -TH-Ns 
 ithaess, pa-TH-Zs 
 ith'y, P 3 -TH, P 3 -TH-R, 
 P 3 -THst 
 
 it'iable, P-T-B1 
 it'iableness, P 3 -T-Bl-Ns 
 
 PLA 
 
 Pit'ied, P 3 -Td 
 Pit'iful-ly, P 3 -T-F1 
 Pit'ifulness, P 3 -T-Fl-Ns 
 
 [SFs] 
 
 Pit'iless, P 3 -T-Zs 
 Pit'ilessly, ps-T-Zs-Z 
 Pit'ilessness, P-T-Zs-Ns 
 
 Pit'man, 
 Pit'saw, P 3 -T-S 
 Pit'tacal, P 3 -T-K1 
 Pit'tance, P 3 -Tns 
 Pit'ted, P8-Td 
 Pitu'itary, P 3 -T-T-J2 
 Pitu'itous, P 3 -T-Ts 
 Pit'y, P 3 -T, P 3 -Td, ps-T- 
 
 NG 
 Piv'ot, P 3 -Vt, P 3 -Y-Td, 
 
 P3-Vt-NG 
 Pix, PS-KS 
 Pix'ing, P 3 -Ks-NG 
 Pix'y, ps-K-8 
 Pix'y-led, P 3 -K-S-Z-D 
 Pix'y-ring, P^-K-S-fi-NG 
 Placabil'ity, P1 3 -K-B1-T 
 
 (-Bit) 
 
 Pla'cable, P1-K-B1 
 Pla'cableness, Pl^-K-Bl- 
 
 Ns [i Bs] 
 Placard', P^-Krd, Pli-Kr- 
 
 Dd, Pl'-Krd-NG 
 Pla'cate, Pl^-Kt, PI-K- 
 
 Td, P12-Kt-NG 
 Place, Pls s , Plstz. Pls^-NG 
 Place'man, Pl'-i-sMn 
 Placen'ta, Pls2-N-T 
 Pla'cer, Pl-sR 
 Placer', P12-TH-R or Pl=- 
 
 sR 
 
 Plac'id, Plsi-D 
 Placid'ity, Pls 3 -D-T 
 Plac'idly, Plsi-D-Z 
 Plac'idness, Pls'-D-Ns 
 Plack'et, Pl'-Kt 
 Plac'oid, Pl'-K-D 
 Pla'gal, P1*-G1 
 Pla'giarism, Pl^-Jr-zM 
 Pla'giarist, Pl Jrst 
 Pla'giarize, Pl^-Jrz. Pis. 
 
 Jrzd, P12-Jrz-NG 
 Pla'giary, P1-J-B 
 Plague, Pls-G, Piz-Gd, 
 
 P12-G-NG 
 
 Plague'ful, Pl a -G-Fl 
 Plague'less, Pl2-G-Zs 
 Plagu'er, Pl 2 -Gr 
 Plague'mark, Pl^-G-Mr- 
 
 K 
 
 Plague'spot, Pl-Gs-Pt 
 Plagu'ily, P12-G-Z 
 Plagu'y, Pl-a 
 Plaice, Plss 
 Plaid, Pli-D 
 Plaid'ed, PH-Dd 
 Plain, (a.) Pln2, Pl-Nr, 
 
 Pln2-St 
 Plain, (c.) Pin 2 , Plnd 
 
 Pln 2 -NG 
 Plain'-dealer, PJu*-D-Z- 
 
 i 
 
PLA 
 
 Plain'-dealing, Pln - D - 
 
 Z.-NG 
 
 Plainly, P1 2 -N1 
 Plain'ness, Pln^-Ns 
 Plain'-speaking, Pins' 
 
 P-K-NG 
 Plain'-spoken, Plns'-P- 
 
 Kn [Pliis 2 -Pn] 
 Plaint, Pint* 
 Plaint'ful, Plntz-F-L 
 Plaint' iff, Plnt*-F [P] 
 Plaintive, Plnt 2 -V 
 Plain t'fvely, Plnt^-V-L 
 Plaintlveness, plnt*-V 
 
 Ns 
 
 Plait, Pit*. Pis-Td, PltC)2 
 Plait'er, Pltrs 
 Plan, Pin*, Plnd 1 , Pin'- 
 
 NG 
 
 Plana'ria, Plu--R 
 Planch, Plni-CH, P 
 
 CHt, Plni-CH-NG 
 Planch'er, Pli-N-CHr 
 Planch'et. Pli-N-CHt 
 Planchette', PlnS-SHt 
 Planchlng, Pln-CH-NG 
 Plane, Pin 2 , Plnd 2 , Pln2- 
 
 NG 
 
 Plane'-iron, Pln*-Rn 
 Plan'er, Pl 2 -Nr 
 Plan'et, Pli-N-T 
 Planeta'rium, P1-N-T-/Z- 
 
 M 
 
 Plan'etary, PU-N-T-/Z 
 Plan'eted, PP-N-Td 
 Plan'et-stricken, P1-N- 
 
 T-sTr-Kn 
 Plan'et-struck, PP-N-T- 
 
 sTr-K 
 
 Planifo'lious, Pl^-N-F-is 
 Planimet'ric, P12-N-M- 
 
 Tr K 
 Planimet'rical, P1-N-M- 
 
 Tr-Kl 
 
 Planim'etry, PF-N-M-Tr 
 Planipet'alous, Pln-Pt- 
 
 X,s 
 Plan'ish, Pln-SH, Pln'- 
 
 8Ht. Pln'-SH-NG 
 Planisphere, PH-Ns-F-R 
 Plank, Pln'-K, Pln-Kt, 
 
 Plni-K-NG 
 Plan'less, Pl'-Nls 
 Planned, Plnd 1 
 Plan'ner, Pl'-Nr 
 Pla'no-concave, Pl s - N 
 
 :Kv 
 Pla'no-conical, Pl^-N-K- 
 
 N-K1 
 Pla'no-convex, P1-N!V- 
 
 Ks 
 Plant, Plnti, Pln-Td, 
 
 Plnti-NG 
 
 Plant'ain, Plnti-N 
 Plant'ain-tree, Plnt-N- 
 
 Tr 
 
 Planta'tion, Pln^-Tshn 
 Plant'er, Plntr 1 
 Plant'ership, Plntr-8H- 
 
 P 
 
 9* 
 
 201 PLE 
 
 Plant'icle, Plni-T-El 
 
 Plead, P1 3 -D, Pis-Dd, P 
 
 Plantigrade, Plui-T-Grd 
 
 D-NG 
 
 Planting, Plnti-NG 
 
 Plead (pl&d), P1 2 -D 
 
 Plant'-louse, Plnt^Ls 
 
 Plead'able, Pl^-D-Bl 
 
 Plant'ule, Plnt-L 
 
 Plead'er, PP-Dr 
 
 Planx'ty, PP-NGs-T 
 
 Pleading, P1 3 -D-NG 
 
 Plash, Pli-SH, Pl^SHt, 
 
 Pleas'ant, Plz2-Nt 
 
 Pli-SH-NG 
 
 Pleas'antly, Plz 2 -Nt-L 
 
 Plash'y, Pl>-Sff 
 
 Pleas'antness, Plz 2 - Nt- 
 
 Plasm, Pli-zM 
 
 Ns 
 
 Plas'ma, Pl-zM 
 
 Pleas'antry, Plz 2 -N-Tr 
 
 Plas'ter, Plst 1 -^, Plst>-fld, 
 
 Please, Plz 3 , Plzd 3 , Plz- 
 
 Plsti-B-NG. So written 
 
 NG 
 
 to distinguish from the 
 
 Pleas'er, Pl 3 -Zr 
 
 words Blast, Blasting. 
 
 Pleasing, Plz 3 -NG 
 
 Plas'terer, PlsV-R-R 
 
 Pleasingly, Plz--NGl 
 
 Plas'tering, Plsti-fl-NG 
 
 Pleaslngness, Plz^ - NG- 
 
 Plas'tic, Plsi-T-K 
 Plasticity, Pls^-Ts-T 
 
 Ns 
 Pleas'urable, Pl 2 -ZHr-Bl 
 
 Plas'tron, Pli-sTrn 
 
 Pleas'urableness, PI 2 - 
 
 Plat, Plti, PlVTd, Plt(-) 1 
 
 ZHr-Bl-Ns [IBs] 
 
 Plat'an or Plat'ane, Pl 1 - 
 
 Pleas'ure, Pl 2 -ZHr, Pia. 
 
 Tn 
 
 ZHrd. Pl'--ZHr-NG 
 
 Plate, Plt, Pl*-Td, PltC) 2 
 
 Pleas'ure-boat, Pl 2 -ZHr- 
 
 Plateau', P1-T 
 
 Bt 
 
 Pla'ted, Pl-Td 
 
 Pleas'sure-ground, P12- 
 
 Plate'ful, Plt 2 -F-L 
 
 ZHr-Grud 
 
 Plate'fuls, Plt F-Lz 
 
 Pleat, Pits 
 
 Plate'-glass, Plt^-Gls 
 
 Plebeian, PP-Bn 
 
 Plat'en, Pl-Tn 
 
 Plebelanism, Pl 3 -Bn-Z- 
 
 Plat'form, Plti-F-R-M 
 
 M [-B-zM] 
 
 Plat'ina, Pl'-T-N 
 
 Pled, P12-D 
 
 Plating, Plt(-) 8 
 
 Pledge, P12-J, Pl 2 -Jd, Pl- 
 
 Platinum, Pli-T-N-M 
 
 J-NG 
 
 Platitude, Plt>-Td 
 
 Pledgee', PI 3 - J 
 
 Platonic, Pl'-T-N-K 
 
 Pledgeor', PU-Jr 
 
 Platonlcal-ly, PP-T-N- 
 
 Pledg'er, Pl 2 -Jr 
 
 Kl 
 
 Pledg'et, Pl=-Jt 
 
 Pla'tonism, Pl-T-Nz-M 
 
 Pleiad, P1 3 -D 
 
 Pla'tonist, Pia-T-Nst 
 
 Pleiades, Pl 3 -Dz 
 
 Pla'tonize, Pl*-T-Nz, fV- 
 
 Plen'arily, Pl 2 -Nr-L 
 
 T-Nzd, Pl-T-Nz-NG 
 
 Plen'ariness, Pl 2 -Nr-Ns 
 
 Platoon', Pl-Tn 
 
 Plen'ary, Pl 2 -Nr 
 
 Plat'ted, Pl-Td 
 
 Plenip'otence, P1 3 -N-P- 
 
 Plat'ter, Pltr 
 
 Tns 
 
 Plau'dit, PU-Dt 
 
 Plenip'otency, P1 3 -N-P- 
 
 Plau'ditory, Pli-Dt-fi 
 
 Tn-S 
 
 Plausibility, PlzS-Bl-T 
 
 Plenip'otent, Pl - N - P . 
 
 Plau'sible-y, Plzi-Bl 
 Plau'sibleness, Plzi-Bl- 
 
 Tnt 
 Plenipotentiary, Pln2- 
 
 Ns [IBs] 
 
 P-T-N SHi cPln 2 -P] 
 
 k'lau'sive, Plsi-V 
 
 Ple'nist, Pl s -Nst 
 
 Play, Pl, P1-D, P1*-NG 
 
 Plenitude, P12-N-Td 
 
 Play'-actor, Pl*-Ktr 
 
 Plen'teous, Pln-Ts 
 
 Play'-bill, P1*-B1 
 
 Plen'teously, Pln^-T-sZi 
 
 Play'-day, P1*-D 
 
 Plen'teousness, Pln*-Ta- 
 
 Played, P1-D 
 
 Ns 
 
 Play'er, P1*-R 
 
 Plentiful, Pln-T-Fl 
 
 Play'fellow, fV-F-L 
 
 Plen'tifulness, Pin* - T - 
 
 Play'ful-ly, P1*-F1 
 
 Fl-Ns [:Fsj 
 
 Play fu 1 -ess, Pl- Fl - Ns 
 
 Plen'ty, Pln-T 
 
 fiFs] 
 
 Ple'onasm, PF-Nz-M 
 
 Play'-goer, P1*-G-B 
 
 Pleonas'tic, Pl>-Ns-T-K 
 
 Play'-house, Pl-Hs 
 
 Pleonas'tical, Pl-Ns-T- 
 
 Playing-card, P1*-NG- 
 
 El 
 
 Krd 
 
 Plesiosau'rus, Pl'-Ss-fis 
 
 Play'mate, Pl*-Mt 
 Play'thing, P1-TH-NG 
 
 Pleth'ora, PV-1H-R 
 Plethoric, Pl-TH--K 
 
 Play'wright, Pl'-fit 
 
 Pleth'oric, Pl*-TH--K 
 
 Plea, PI' 
 
 Pleu'ra, Pl-fi 
 
PLE 
 
 203 
 
 POL 
 
 Pleu'risy, P13-K8 
 
 Plume, Pl'-M, Pl*-Md, Pock'et-book, r'-Kt-B-K 
 
 Pleuritic, P13-Kt-E 
 
 Pl'-M-NG 
 
 Poek'et-glass, P'-Kt-Gle 
 
 Pleuritlcal, PF-fit-El 
 
 Plumed, Pl-Md 
 
 Pock'et-hole, P 1 Et-Hl 
 
 Pleuropneumo'nia, Pl*- 
 
 Plume'less, Pl'-M-Zs 
 
 Pock'et-knife, pi-Et-N- 
 
 ft-N-M-N 
 
 Plexlform, Pl 2 -Es-F-R 
 
 Plumig'erous, Pl'-M-Jrt 
 Plu'miped, Pl'-M-P-D 
 
 F 
 Pock'et-money, pt-Et- 
 
 M 
 
 Plum'met, PI 2 Mt 
 
 M-N 
 
 Plex'ure, Pl-E-SHr 
 
 Plum'ming, PI*- M-NG 
 
 Pock'et-piece, P'-Et-Ps 
 
 Plex'us, Pl-Es8 
 
 Plumose', PI 2 - Ms 
 
 Pock'hole, pi-E-Hl 
 
 Pleyt, PlU 
 
 Plu'mous, Pl-Ms 
 
 Pock'mark, P'-E-Mr-E 
 
 Pliability, P1-B1-T 
 
 Plump, (a.) Pls-M-P, PI* 
 
 Pock'-marked, pJ-E-Mr- 
 
 Pli'able-y, PH-B1 
 
 M-Pr. Pl*-M-Pet 
 
 Kt 
 
 Pli'ableness, PI 1 - Bl - Ns 
 
 Plump, (t>.)Pl*-M-P, PI* 
 
 Pock'y, pt-E, Pi-Er pi- 
 
 ft Bg] 
 
 Mt. P1*-M-P-NG 
 
 Est 
 
 Pli'ancy, Pln-S 
 
 Plump'er, Pl-M-Pr 
 
 Po'co-curantism, P*-E- 
 
 Pli'ant, Pint' 
 
 Plum '-pie, P1*-M-P 
 
 K-^Jnt-Z-M 
 
 Pli'antness, Plnt'-Ns 
 
 Plump'ly, P1*-M-P1 
 
 Poco'SOn, P*-Es-N 
 
 Pli'ca, Pl'-E 
 Pli'cate. PH-Et 
 
 Plump'ness, P1 2 -M P-Ns 
 Plum'-porridge, P1 2 -M- 
 
 Pod, P'-D 
 Podag'ric, P^D-Gr-E 
 
 Pli'cated, PP-E-Td 
 
 P R-3 
 
 Podag'rical, pi-D-Gr-El 
 
 Plied, Pl> D 
 
 T'lum'-pudding, P1*-M- 
 
 Pod'gy, P!-J 
 
 Pli'ers, Pl'-Rz 
 
 P-D-NG 
 
 Po'em, PS-M 
 
 Plight, PHi.Pl'-Td, Plt(-) 1 
 
 Plump'y, Pls-M-P 
 
 Po'esy, P*-8 
 
 Plight'ed, PU-Td 
 
 Plum'-tree, Pl*-M-Tr 
 
 Po'et, P*-T 
 
 Plight'er, Pltri 
 
 Plum'y, P1-M i Po'etaster, P*-Tstr 
 
 Plinth, P1 3 -N-TH 
 
 Plun'der, Plndr*, Plnd*- 
 
 Po'etess, P2-T8 
 
 Pli'ocene, Pls-N 
 
 Rd, Plndri-NG 
 
 Poetic, P2-T-E 
 
 Plod, P1-D, Pli-Dd, Pli- 
 
 Plun'derage, Plndr*-J 
 
 Poetlcal-ly, P 2 -T-E1 
 
 D-NG 
 
 Plun'dered, Plnd 2 -Rd 
 
 Poetics, P2-T-E8 
 
 Plod'der, Pl-Dr 
 
 Plun'derer, Plndr s -R 
 
 Po'etize, P 2 -Tz, P*-Tzd, 
 
 Plot, Plti. Pl-Td, PltC)i 
 
 Plunge, Pln*-J, Pln 2 -Jd, 
 
 P2-Tz-NG 
 
 JPlot'ting, PUC)i 
 
 Pln*-J-NG 
 
 Po'etry, P*-Tr 
 
 .Plot'ter, Pltr 
 
 Plun'ger, Pl*-N-Jr 
 
 Poh, ps 
 
 Plough, Pj>. PH-D, Pli- 
 
 Plu'perfect, P13-Prf-Kt 
 
 Poign'ancy, Pn'-N-S 
 
 NO. See Plow, etc. 
 
 Plu'ral. P18-H1 
 
 Poign'ant, Pn'-Nt 
 
 Plov'er, Pl*-Vr 
 
 Plu'ralism, Pl'-fil-zM 
 
 Poign'antly, Pn'-Nt-L 
 
 Plow, Pl>, P1>-D, Pli-NG 
 
 Plu'ralist, Pis-fiist 
 
 Point, Put 1 , Pni-Td, Pnt- 
 
 Plowed, Pli-D 
 
 Plurality, PP-fil-T 
 
 NG 
 
 Plowing, PP-NG 
 
 Plu'ralize, Pl*-fllz, Pis- 
 
 Point'al, Pnt'-L 
 
 Plow'able, P1>-B1 
 
 Rlzd. P13.lz-NG 
 
 Point-blank', PnUlBlni- 
 
 Plow'boy, P1-B 
 
 Plu'rally, tV-Rl 
 
 E 
 
 Plow'er, Pli-R 
 Plow'-man, Pl'-Mn 
 
 Plus, Pis* 
 Plush, P1*-8H 
 
 Point'ed, Pn^-Td 
 Point'edly, Pn^Td-X, 
 
 PloW-land, PU-Lnd 
 
 Pluto'nian, Pl*-Tn-N 
 
 Point'er, Pntr 1 
 
 Plow'share, Pl-SHr 
 
 Plutonic, Pl'-T-N-E 
 
 Point'er-dog, Pntr^D-G 
 
 Plow'-shoe, P1-8H 
 
 Plu'tonist, Pls-T-Nst 
 
 Point'less, Pnt'-Ls 
 
 Pluck, Pl*-E, Pl*-Et, Pl*- 
 
 Plu'vial, Pl'-V-L 
 
 Poise, Pz. Pzi-D, Pz>-NG 
 
 E-NG 
 Pluck'er, Pl*-Er 
 
 Pluviom'eter, PU-v-Mtr 
 Plu'vious, Pl*-\s 
 
 Poised, Pzi-D 
 Poi'son, Pzi-N, Pz^-Xd. 
 
 Pluck'y, P1*-E, Pl*-Er, 
 
 Ply, PI 1 , Pli-D, Pli-NG 
 
 Pzi-N-NG 
 
 Pl*-Kst 
 
 Pneumatic, N-M-T>-K 
 
 Poi'soned, Pz^Nd 
 
 Plug, P1S-G, Pli-Gd, P1*-O- 
 
 Pneumatlcal, N-M-T 1 - 
 
 Poi'soner, Pz'-N-B 
 
 NG 
 
 El 
 
 Poi'sonous, PzJ-Ns 
 
 Plug'ging, P1*-G-NG 
 
 Pneumatics, N-M-T'-Es 
 
 Poi'sonousness, Pz*-Ns- 
 
 Plum, PP-M 
 
 Pneumatorogy, N-M-T 1 - 
 
 Ns. 
 
 Plu'mage, Pl'-M-J 
 
 L-J 
 
 Poke, P2-E, P*-Et, P-K- 
 
 Plumb, P12-M P12-Md, 
 
 Pneumatom'eter, N-M- 
 
 NG 
 
 PI* M-NG 
 
 T'-Mtr 
 
 Pok'er, P 2 -Er 
 
 Plumb'ing, P1-M-NG 
 Plumbaginous, PP-M-B- 
 
 Pneumo'nia, N*-M N 
 Pneumonic, N^Mn-K 
 
 Poke'-weed, P 2 -E-wD 
 Polac'ca, P'-i-E 
 
 J-Ng 
 
 Pneumoni'tis, N M-N- 
 
 Pola'cre, P*--Er 
 
 Plumba'go, P1*-M-B-G 
 
 
 Po'lar, P* L-n 
 
 Plum'bean, Pl-M-Bn 
 
 Poach, P*-CH, ps-CHt, 
 
 Pol'archy, P 1 L-B-E 
 
 Plum'beous, Pl*-M-Bs 
 
 P=-CH-NO 
 
 Polarlscope, P l -Z-fis-K- 
 
 Plumb'er, Pl*-Mr 
 
 Poached, P*-CHt 
 
 P 
 
 Plumb'ery, P1 2 -M-B 
 
 Poach'er, P*-CHr 
 
 Polarity, P^-L-R-T 
 
 Plumb'ing, PI* M-NG 
 
 Poach'y, P*-CH 
 
 Polariza'tion, P* - L - 
 
 Plumb'-line, Pl 2 -M-n 
 
 Pock, P>-E 
 
 RzsAn 
 
 Plumb'-rule, P12-M-fil 
 
 Pock'et, pi-Kt, pi-E-Td, 
 
 Po'larize, P*-Z-Bz. P*-Ir 
 
 Plum'-cake, P1=-M-E-E 
 
 Pi-KtNG 
 
 Bzd, P 2 -i-Bz-NG 
 
POL 
 
 203 
 
 POP 
 
 Pole, P2-L, P-Ld. P-L 
 
 Pol'ygraph, pi-Z-Grf 
 
 Pomp, P'-M-p 
 
 NG 
 Pole'-axe, P 2 -Z-Ks 
 
 Polygraph'ic, pi-Z/-Grf 
 K 
 
 Pomp'et, P!-M-P-T 
 Pomplon, P2-M-Pn 
 
 Pole'cat,P*-Z,-E-T 
 
 Polygraph'ical, pi-Z 
 
 Pomposity, pi-M-Ps-T 
 
 Pol'einarch, pi-Z-Mr-CH 
 
 Gr-F-Kl 
 
 Pomp'ous, pi-M-Ps 
 
 Polemic, P-i-M-K 
 
 Polyg'raphy, P-i-Gr-F 
 
 Pomp'ously, pi-M-P-si. 
 
 Polemical, P 2 -Z,-M-K1 
 Polem'ics, ps-i-M-Ks 
 
 Polyhe'dral, ps-L-Hd-fi 
 Polyhed'rical, p2-z,-Hdr 
 
 Pomp'ousness, pi-M-Ps- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Polem'oscope, pa-Z-Ms 
 
 Kl 
 
 Pomp'ous, P'-M-Ps 
 
 K-P 
 
 Polyhe'dron, P-i-Hd 
 
 Pon'cho, pi-N-CH 
 
 Polen'ta, P--N-T 
 
 fin 
 
 Pond, Pnd 1 
 
 Pole'-star, P 2 -s-T-R (P 
 
 Polyhe'drous, P-Z-Hd 
 
 Pon'der, Pndri, Pndi-Ed 
 
 Zstr) 
 
 s 
 
 Pndri-NG 
 
 Police', P 3 -s 
 Policed', P 3 -Zst 
 
 Polym'athy, P3-Z,-M-TH 
 Polymor'plious, P 1 - L 
 
 Ponderability, Pndr^-B- 
 Z-t 
 
 Police'man, P 3 -Zs-Mn 
 
 M-fi-Fs 
 
 Pon'derable, Pndri-B(-L) 
 
 Police'-offlcer, ps-Zs-Fs- 
 
 Polyno'mial, PS-X-N-M1 
 
 Pon'derance, Pudr^Ns 
 
 E 
 Pol'icied, Pi-Zs-D 
 
 Polyora'ma, P1-//-B-M 
 Pol'yp, Pi-L-P 
 
 Pon'derer, Pudr'-R 
 Ponderosity, Pndr'-S-T 
 
 Pol'icy, pi-Z-s 
 
 Polypet'alous, PS-Z-Pt 
 
 (-St) 
 
 Policy-book, pi-Z-S-B- 
 
 La 
 
 Pon'derous, Pndr ! -S 
 
 E 
 Pol'ing, P2-L-NG 
 
 Polyphon'ic, Pi-Z,-Fn-K 
 Polyph'onisin, P 8 -i-F 
 
 Pon'derously, Pndr ! -S-Z 
 Pon'derousness, Pndr 1 - 
 
 Pol'ish, pi-Z-SH, P-Z- 
 
 Nz-M 
 
 S-Ns 
 
 Sfl-T. P'-Z-SH-NG 
 
 Polyph'onous, P-Z-F- 
 
 Po'nent, Pn^-Nt 
 
 Polished, P'-Z-SH-T 
 
 Ns 
 
 Pongee', Pn 3 -J 
 
 Pol'ishable, P-Z-SH-B1- 
 
 Pol'ypous, pi-Z-Ps 
 
 Poniard, Pn'-Kd, Pni-^- 
 
 Pol'isher, P^Z-SHr 
 
 Pol'ypus, pi-Z-Ps 
 
 Dd, Pn'-Rd-NG 
 
 Polite', Pi-Zt 
 
 Pol'yscope, P'-is-K-P 
 
 Pon'tac, Pni-T-K 
 
 Polite'ly, Pi Lt-L 
 
 Polysperm'ous, P 2 - Ls 
 
 Pon'tage, Pnt'-J 
 
 Polite'ness, P^zt-Ns 
 
 Pr-Ms 
 
 Pon'tiff, Pnti-F 
 
 Pol itic, Pi-Z-T-K (Pli-T- 
 
 Pol'ystyle, Pi-Zs-T-L 
 
 Pontiflc, Pnts-F-K 
 
 K) 
 
 Polysyllabic, pi-is-i- 
 
 Pontif ical-ly, Pnts-F-Kl 
 
 Politlcal-ly, Plt-El 
 
 B-K 
 
 Pontificate, Pnt^-F-K-T 
 
 Polit'icaster, Pl*-T-Estr 
 
 Polysyllab'ioal, pi-Ls-L- 
 
 Pon'tifice, Pnt'-Fs 
 
 Politi'cian, Pis-Tshn 
 
 B-K1 
 
 Pontifl'cial, Pnta-F-SHl 
 
 Pol'itics, PP-T-Ks 
 
 Pol'ysyllable, Pi-Ls-L- 
 
 Pontifl'cian, PnV-F-SHn 
 
 Pol'ity, P!-Z-T 
 
 Bl 
 
 Pontoon', Pnts-N 
 
 Pol'ka, ps-Z-E 
 
 Polytech'nic, ps-Z-T-K- 
 
 Pontoon'-bridge, Put'-- 
 
 Poll, P2-L, pa-Ld, P-L- 
 
 N-K 
 
 N-Br-J 
 
 NG 
 
 Polythal'amous, P l -L- 
 
 Po'ny, P-N 
 
 Pol'lard, pi--fl-D 
 
 TH-i-Ms 
 
 Pood, P 3 -D 
 
 Pol'len, Pi-Zn 
 
 Pol'ytheism, Pi-i-THz- 
 
 Poo'dle, P3-D1 
 
 Poll'er, P2-L-B 
 
 M 
 
 Poo'dle-dog, pa-Dl-D-G 
 
 Pol'liwig, f l -L-Vf-Q 
 
 Pol'ytheist, pi-L-THst 
 
 :ooh, Po 
 
 Pol'liwog, pi-Z-W-a 
 
 Polytheistic, P 3 --THs- 
 
 Pool, P 3 -L 
 
 Pol'lock, P'-Z,-K 
 
 T-K 
 
 Pool'er, pt-L-R 
 
 Poll'-tax, pz-Z-T-Ks 
 
 Polytheistlcal, P' - L - 
 
 Poop, P 3 -P 
 
 Pollute', ps-it, P-i-Td, 
 
 THs-T-Kl 
 
 Poop'-deck, P 3 -P-D-K 
 
 P-Lt-Na 
 
 Pom'ace, P s -Ms 
 
 Poop'ed, P*-P-T 
 
 Pollut'er, pa-Ztr 
 
 Poma'ceous, P 2 -M-SHs 
 
 Poor, P 3 -R, P 3 -Rr, P 3 -Rs* 
 
 Pollu'tion, pa-Lshn 
 
 Pomade', P 2 -Md 
 
 See Pure, etc. 
 
 Polonaise', P-X,-Nz 
 
 Pomand'er, Pi-Mndr 
 
 Poor'-house, P 3 -R-Hs 
 
 Polt, P*-Lt 
 
 Poma'tum.pa-Mt-M 
 
 Poor'ly, P 3 -R-i. See Pure- 
 
 Poltroon', P'-i-Trn 
 
 Pome, P 2 -M 
 
 ly. 
 
 Poltroon'ery, ps-Z-Tr-Nr 
 
 Pomecit'ron, P*-Ms-Trn 
 
 Poorness, ps-R-Ns 
 
 Polyaeous'tic, P*or*-L- 
 
 Pomegran'ate, P J -M-Gr- 
 
 Poor'-spirited, P 3 -Rs-Pr- 
 
 Ks-T-K 
 
 Nt 
 
 Td 
 
 Polyan'dry, pi-i-N-Dr 
 
 'ome'roy, P'-M-B 
 
 Poor'-spiritedness, P 3 - 
 
 Polyan'thus, pi-Z-N-THs 
 
 Pomeroy'al, pi-M-H-L 
 
 Rs-Pr-Td-Ns 
 
 Pol'yarchy, P-i-R-K 
 
 J ome'- water, P*-M-Wtr 
 
 Pop, P>-P, PJ-P-T, Pi-P- 
 
 Polyg'ami? , P 8 --G-Mst 
 
 J omif erous, P-M-Frs 
 
 NG - 
 
 Polyg'amc ^s, P 8 -L-G-Ms 
 
 Pom'mel, P-ML P-Mld, 
 
 3 op'-corn, pi-P-Ern 
 
 Polyg'amj , P-Z-G-M 
 
 pa-Ml-NG 
 
 3 ope, P-P 
 
 Pol'ygarchy, P>-Z-Gr-K 
 
 Pom'meled, P*-Mld 
 
 i'ope'dom, P-P-D-M 
 
 Pol'yglot, pi-L-Glt 
 
 Pommellon, P*-M-Zn 
 
 Pope-joan', P 2 -P-Ju 
 
 Pol'ygon. P'-i-Gn 
 
 Pomologlcal, pi-M-Z,-J- 
 
 i'op'ery, P-Pr 
 
 Polyg'onal, P^-L-G-Nl 
 
 El 
 
 ?ope's'-eye, P'-Ps-i 
 
 Polyg'onum, P-/.-Gn-M 
 Pol'ygram, PJ-Z--Gr-M 
 
 Pomol'ogist, pi-M-L-Jst 
 Pomol'ogy, Pi-M-L-J : 
 
 Pop'gun, P-P-Gn 
 Popinjay, pi-Pn-J 
 
POP 
 
 Pop'ish, ps-P-SH 
 Poplshly, ps-P-SHl 
 Pop'lar, pi-P-Z-B 
 Pop'lin, p!-P-Zn 
 Poplit'eal, ps-P-Zt-L 
 Poplit'ic, ps-P-Z-T-K 
 Popped, P-P-T 
 Pop'py, pi-p 
 Pop'py-head, P-P-Hd 
 Pop'ulace, pi-P-Zs 
 Pop'ular, Pi-P-Z-B [ 
 
 P] 
 Popularity, pi-P-Z- 
 
 [P'-Pl 
 Pop'ularize, pi-P-Z-Bz, 
 
 Pi-P-Z-Rzd, Pi-P-Z-Bz- 
 
 NG 
 Pop'ularly, P-P-Z-B-Z 
 
 [P^P-Z] 
 Pop'ulate, Pi-P-Zt, pi-P- 
 
 Z-Td, pi-P-Zt-NG 
 Population, P 2 -P-Zshn 
 Pop'ulous, p!-P-Zs 
 Pop'ulously, P>-P-ZB-Z 
 Pop'ulousness, P^P-Zs- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Por'celain, Pr^sZn 
 Porch, P*-fi-CH 
 Por'cine, Pi-fls-N 
 Por'cupine, Pr-K-Pn 
 Pore, P 2 -B, P*-Bd, p 
 
 NG 
 
 Por'er, P'-Br 
 Por'gee, pi-fi-G 
 Por'gy, pi--G 
 Po'riness, ps- JZ-NB 
 Po'rism, P^-Bz-M 
 Pork, P*--K 
 Pork'-barrel, P ! -S- 
 
 204 
 
 Portent'ously, P*-B-Tnt- 
 
 8-Z 
 
 Por'ter, pz-Str 
 Por'terage, P 2 -fitr- J 
 Port'eress, P^-Rtr-S 
 Por'ter-house, P 2 -fltr-Hs 
 Port'flre, P-Kt-F-B 
 Portfo'lio, ?*-Rt-F-L 
 Port'-hole, P^-fft-Hl 
 Por'tico, 
 
 -K) 
 Portion, P*-72shn, P- 
 
 fishnd, P2-fishnC) 
 Por'tioner, ps-fishn-K 
 I Por'tionless, P 2 -fishn-Zs 
 Port'liness, 
 
 Pork'er, 
 Pork'ling, 
 Poros'ity, P>-fis-T 
 Po'rous, P*-Rs 
 Po'rousness, P*-Bs-N8 
 Porphyra'ceous, 
 
 SHs 
 
 Porphyrit'ic, 
 Por'phyry, Prf>-7Z 
 Por'ppise, pi-K-Ps 
 Por'ridge, P>-fi-J 
 Por'ringer, P-.R-N-Jr 
 Port, P*-fft 
 Portabirity, 
 
 (-Bit) 
 
 Port'able, ps-K 
 Port'ableness, 
 
 Ns [iBs] 
 Port'age, P*-Kt-j 
 Port'al, pa-Kt-L 
 Portcray'on, P*-Bt-Kr-N 
 Port'cullis, Prt-K-Zs 
 Porte, P2-Kt 
 Port'ed, PS-B-Td 
 Porte'-monnaie, Prt-M- 
 
 N 
 Portend', P 5 -fi-Tnd, P*- 
 
 /e-Tn-Dd, P-fi-Tnd-NG 
 Portent', P>-fi-Tnt 
 Portent'oua, P 3 -fi-Tnt-8 
 
 Port'ly, P 2 -fft-Z (Prt2-Z) 
 Portman'teau, Prti-M-K 
 
 T 
 
 Por'trait, Pr-Trt 
 Por'trature, Pr*-Trtr 
 Portray', Pr-Tr, Pr*-Trd. 
 
 Pr*-Tr-NG 
 
 Portray'al, Pr-Tr-L 
 Portray'er, Pr-Tr-B 
 Port'reeve, Prt 2 -fiv 
 Por'tress, Pr 2 -Trs 
 Port'soken, P-JZts-Kn 
 Port'-warden, P 2 - Ri 
 
 Wrd-N 
 Po'ry, P 2 -/J 
 
 Pose, Pz, Pz-D, Pz*-NG 
 Po'ser, P 2 -Zr 
 Posi'tion, Pz*An 3 
 Positive, Pzi-Tv 
 Positively, Pzi-T-Vl 
 Posltiveness, Pz>-Tv-N 
 Positivism, Pz-T-Vz-M 
 Posltivist, Pz'-T-Vst 
 Posol'ogy, P'-sZ-J 
 Posse Comita'tus, P 1 -! 
 
 Possess', Pss, Pss 2 - T, 
 
 Pss-NG 
 
 Posses'sion, Ysshn* 
 Possess'ive, Pss 2 -V 
 Possess'or, ps-ssB 
 Possess'ory, pt-saR 
 Pos'set, Psi-T, Ps!-Td, 
 
 Ps'-T-NG 
 Possibility, Ps 3 - Bl - T 
 
 (-Bit) 
 Pos'sible, Psi-Bl [Pgi] 
 
 See Passable. 
 Pos'sibly, Ps^Bl 
 Post, Pst 2 , Ps*-Td, Pst(-) 1 
 Post'age, P8*-T-J [Ps 2 -J] 
 Post'age-stamp, [Ps*-J- 
 
 sM-P] 
 
 Post'al, Ps 2 -T-L 
 Post'al-card, Ps'-T-Z-Krd 
 Post'-bill, Ps 2 -B-L 
 Post'boy, P8 S -B 
 Post'captain, P^-sK-P-Tn 
 
 [-sK-Pn] 
 
 Post'-chaise, ?&*-Sffz 
 Post'-coach, P*-sK-CH 
 Post' -date, Ps-Dt, Ps*-D 
 
 Td, Ps*-DtC) 
 
 POT 
 
 Post-dilu'vial, Ps*-D-i- 
 
 VI 
 Post-dilu'vian, P~-D-Z, 
 
 Vn 
 
 Post'ed, Ps^Td 
 Post'-entry, Ps-N-Tr 
 Post'er, Pstr 
 Poste'rior, Fs^-1-R-R 
 Posterior'ity, Fs^-1-B-R. 
 
 T 
 
 Poste'riors, Ps3-T-5-fiz 
 Posterity, Ps 2 -T-fi-T 
 Pos'tern, Ps^-T-fln 
 Post'-existence, P 2 -sKss- 
 
 Tns 
 
 Post'flx,Ps2-F-Ks 
 Postfix', PsS-F-Ks, Ps 3 -F- 
 
 Kst, PS^-F-KB-NG 
 Post'-haste, P^-sHst 
 Post'-house, P 2 -sHs 
 Post'humous, Ps 1 -T-Ms 
 Post'humously, Ps l -T- 
 
 Ms-Z 
 
 Pos'til, Ps^T-L 
 Pos'tiler, Psi-T-Z-B 
 Postil'ion, Ps 3 -T-Zn 
 Posting, Psto* 
 Post'man, P 2 -sMn 
 Post'mark, P 2 -sM-B-K, 
 
 P*-sM-/i-Kt, P 2 -8JI-fl-K- 
 
 NG 
 
 Post'master, P^-sMstr 
 Post'master - general, 
 
 P 2 -sMstr-Jn [P-sMs-Jn] 
 Postmeridian, pa-sii-ye- 
 
 Dn 
 Post-mor'tem, pi-s5I-.R- 
 
 T-M 
 
 Post'-note. Ps 2 -Xt 
 Post-nup'tial, Ps 2 -N-P- 
 
 SH1 
 
 Post-o'bit, Ps 2 -T-Bt 
 Post'-offlce, Ps 2 -Fs 
 Post'-paid, Ps 2 -Pd 
 Postpone', Ps 2 -Pn, Ps s - 
 
 Pnd, Ps 2 -Pn-NG 
 Postpone'ment, Ps 2 -Pn- 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Postpon'er, Ps 2 -P-Nr 
 Postpositive, Ps^Pz-Tv 
 Post'-road, P 2 -sfl-D 
 Post'script, Ps 2 - Kr - Pt 
 
 Post'-town, Ps 2 -Tn 
 Post'ulant, Ps'-T-Znt 
 Post'ulate, Ps!-T-Zt, Psi- 
 
 T-Z-Td, Ps^T-Zt-NG 
 Postula'tion, Ps 2 -T-Zshn 
 Post'ulatory, Psi-T-Zt-fi 
 Post'ure, P-sCHr, Pi- 
 
 sCHrd. Pl-sCHr-NG 
 Post'ure -master, P 1 
 sCHr-Mstr 
 Po'sy, P-Z 
 Pot, Pt. Pi-Td. Pt(-) 1 
 Po'table, Pt 2 -Bl 
 Po'tableness, Pt-Bl-lto 
 
 Pot'ash, PU-SH 
 Potas'sa, pi-T-8 
 
POT 
 
 Potas'sium, P>-T-sM 
 Pota'tion, P'-Tshn 
 Pota'to, Pt-T 
 Pota'toes, Pt-Tz. See 
 
 Pettitoes. 
 
 Pot'-bellied, Pti!B-Z-D 
 Poteen', P-Tn 
 Po'tency, P-Ta-S 
 Po'tent, P-Tnt 
 Po'tentate, P*-Tn-Tt 
 Poten'tial, P-T-N-SH1 
 Potentiality, pi-T-N- 
 
 SHl-1 
 Poten'tial-ly, ps-T-N 
 
 sm 
 
 Po'tently, P*-Tnt-L 
 Po'tentness, p^-Tnt-Na 
 Pot'-hanger, Pti-H-NGr 
 Poth'er, P'-DHr (Pdhr 1 ) 
 Pot'-herb, Pt'-B-B 
 Pot'-hook, Pt!-H-K 
 Po'tion, Pshn 
 Pot'-luck, Pti-Z-K 
 Pot'sherd, Pt>-8Hrd 
 Pot'tage, Pt'-j 
 Pot'ted, Pi-Td 
 Pot'ter, Ptr 1 
 Pot'tery, pi-Tr 
 Pot'tle, Pi-Tl 
 Pot'-valiant, Pti-V-Znt 
 Pouch, pi-CH, pi-CHt, P 1 - 
 
 CH-NG 
 
 Pouchong', P1-SH-NG 
 Poudrette', P-Drt 
 Poult, pa-Lt 
 Poult'erer, P*-i-Tr-K 
 Poul'tice, P 2 -//-Ts, P*-L- 
 
 Tst, PS-i-Ts-NG 
 Poul'try, P*-Z-Tr 
 Poul'try-house, P 2 -Z-Tr- 
 
 Ba 
 Poul'try-yard, P*-Z,-Tr- 
 
 Yrd 
 Pounce, Pnsi, Pnst 1 , Pns'- 
 
 NG 
 Poun'cet-box, Pns^-T-B- 
 
 Es 
 Pound, Pnd 1 , Pn-Dd. 
 
 Pndi-NG 
 
 Pound'ed, Pn-Dd 
 Pound'age, Pnd 1 - J 
 Pound'er, Pndri 
 Pour, pa-B, P-Ed, P*-- 
 
 NG 
 
 Pour'er, P-Br 
 Pout, Pt', Pi-Td, Pt'" 
 Pout'er, Ptr 1 
 Pov'erty, Pvi-B-T 
 Pow'der, pi-Dr, P-Drd, 
 
 P>-Dr-NG 
 Pow'der-box, P>-Dr-B- 
 
 Ks 
 Pow'der-flask, P-Dp-Fls 
 
 -K 
 Pow'der-horn, pi-Dr-H- 
 
 Rn 
 Pow'der-magazine, P 1 - 
 
 Dr-M-Gz-N 
 Pow'der-mill, pi-Dr-M- 
 
 L 
 
 205 
 
 PRE 
 
 Pow'der-monkey.'pi-Dr- Pvat'tler, Prt'-i-E 
 
 M-NG-K 
 
 Prav'ity, Prvi-T 
 
 Pow'der-wagon, pi-Dr 
 
 Prawn, Prni 
 
 W-Gn 
 
 Prax'is, Pri-Kss 
 
 Pow'dery, pi-D-B 
 
 Pray, P r 2, Pr=-D, Pr 2 -NG 
 
 Pow'er, pi-K 
 
 Pray'er, Pr 2 -B 
 
 Pow'erful-ly, pi-B-Fl 
 Pow'erfulness, P^B-Fl- 
 
 Prayer, Pri-B 
 Prayer x -book, Pr l -7J-B-K 
 
 Ns [!Fs] 
 
 Prayer'ful-ly, P^-B-Fl 
 
 Pow'erless, P^-E-Zs 
 
 Prayer'less, Pr'-R-is 
 
 Pow'er-loom, pi-R-i-M 
 
 Prayer'lessness, Pr^B- 
 
 Pow'er-press, pi-B-Prs 
 
 Zs-Xa [:is] 
 
 Pow'wow, PJ-W, P^Wd. 
 
 Pray'ingly, pr s -XGl 
 
 Pi-W-NG 
 
 Preach, Pr s -CH, Pr-CHt, 
 
 Pox, pi-Ks, P!-Kst, Pi-Ks- 
 
 PrS-CH-NG 
 
 NG 
 
 Preach'er, Pr 3 -CHr 
 
 Pozzola'na, Pt^zZ-N 
 
 Preach'ing, Pr-CH-NG 
 
 Practicabirity, Pi-s - Kt 
 
 Preach'ment, l>r 3 - CH - 
 
 :K-B1-T [Pra-K-Blt] 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Prac'ticable-y, Pr-Kt 
 
 Pre'-adamite, Pr 3 -D-Mt 
 
 :K-B1 [Pri-K-Bl] 
 
 Preadnion'ish, Pr 1 - D - 
 
 Prac'ticableness, Pr'-Kt 
 
 Mu-SH, PrLD-Mu-SHt, 
 
 :K-Bl-Ns [PrJ-K'.Bs] 
 
 Pr'-D-Mn-SH-NG 
 
 Prac'tical-ly, Pr^Kt-Kl 
 
 Preadmoni'tioii, Pr 3 -D- 
 
 Practicality, PrJ-Kt-Kl- 
 
 M-Nshn 
 
 T (-Kit) 
 
 Pre'amble, PrS-M-Bl 
 
 Prac'ticalness, Pr 1 - Kt - 
 
 Preamb'ulate, Pri-M-Blt 
 
 Kl-Ns 
 
 Preamb'ulating, Pr'-H- 
 
 Prac'tice, Pr>-K-Ts, Pr>- 
 
 Blt(-) 
 
 K-Tst, Pr-K-Ts-NG 
 
 Preamb'ulatory, Pr 1 -!!- 
 
 [Pr, Prsti, Pr(-) 1 ] 
 
 Blt- 
 
 Prac'ticer, Pr^K-T-sB 
 
 Preb'end, Pr^-Bn-D 
 
 Prac'tices, Pri K - Tss 
 
 Prebend'al, Pr^-Bn-D-L 
 
 CPrs 1 ] 
 
 Preb'endary, Pr*-Bii-D- 
 
 Practi'tioner, Pr-K-T8hn 
 
 R 
 
 -B 
 
 Pre'cant, PrS-Knt 
 
 Praemuni're, PrJ-Mn-S 
 
 Preca'rious, Pr--K-7?s 
 
 Praeno'men, Pr^-N-Mn 
 
 Preca'riously, Pi-2-K-.R- 
 
 Prae'tor, Prtrs 
 
 si 
 
 Pragmat'ic, Pri-G-Mt-K 
 
 Pre'cariousness, Pr a -K- 
 
 Pragmat'ical-ly, Pri-G- 
 
 7is-Ns 
 
 Mt-Kl 
 
 Prec'ative, Pr 2 -K-Tr 
 
 Pragmat'icalness, Pr 1 - 
 
 Prec'atory, Pr'--K-T-^t 
 
 G-Mt-Kl-Ns 
 
 Precau'tion, Pr 1 - Kshn, 
 
 Prai'rie, Pr*-R 
 
 Pri-Kshnd, Pr'-Kshn-NG 
 
 Prai'rie-chicken, Pr-5- 
 
 Precau'tional, Pr'-Kslm- 
 
 CH-Kn 
 
 Z 
 
 Prai'rie-dog, Pr-/Z-D-G 
 
 Preoau'tionary, Pr 1 - 
 
 Prai'rie-hen, Pr2-/J-Hn 
 
 Kshu-rt 
 
 Praise, Prz, Przd 8 , Prz- 
 
 Precau'tious, Pr'-K-SHs 
 
 NG 
 
 Precede', Prs^-D, Prs 3 - 
 
 Prais'er, Pr*-Zr 
 
 Dd, Prs3-D-NG 
 
 Praise'worthiness, Pr*- 
 
 Preced'ence, Prs 3 -Dns 
 
 zWr-DH-Ns [Prz-DH-Ns] 
 
 Preoed'ency, Prs 3 -Du-S 
 
 Praise'worthy, Pr-zWr- 
 
 Preced'ent, Prs 3 -Dnt 
 
 DH [Prz-DH] 
 
 Prec'edent, Prs 2 -Dnt 
 
 Prance, Prns 1 , Prnst 1 , 
 
 Prec'edented, Prs=-Dn- 
 
 Prnsi-NG 
 
 Td 
 
 Pranc'er, Pr'-Ns-B 
 
 Preoed'ently, Prs 3 -Dnt-L 
 
 Pranc'ing, Prns^NG 
 
 Preceding, Prs s D-NG 
 
 Prank, Pri-NG-K, Pr>-NG- 
 
 Precen'tor, Prs^-Ntr 
 
 Kt, Pri-NG-K-NG 
 
 Pre'cept, Prs-Pt 
 
 Prank'ish, Pr^NG-K-SH 
 
 Precep'tive, Prs 2 -Pt-V 
 
 Prase, Prz* 
 
 Precep'tor, Prs-Ptr 
 
 Prate, Prt, Pr-Td, PrtC) 1 
 
 Precepto'rial, Prs^-Pt-Bl 
 
 Prat'ing, PrtC)* 
 
 Precep'tory, Prs^ P-T-fi 
 
 Prat'er, Prtr* 
 
 Precep'tress, Prs 2 -P-Trs 
 
 Prat'ique, Pr'-T-K 
 
 Preces'sion, Pr&sAn 2 
 
 Prat'tle, Prt>-L, PrtJ-Ld, 
 Prti-L-NG 
 
 Preces'sional, PrsAn J -L 
 Pre'cinot, Prs^-NGt 
 
PRE 
 
 Pre'cious, Pi*-SH& 
 Previously, Pr-SHs-L 
 Pre'ciousness, Pr 2 -SHs- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Prec'ipice, Prs^-Ps 
 Precip'itable, Prs 3 -P-T- 
 
 Bl 
 Precip'itance, Prs*-P- 
 
 Tns 
 Precip'itancy, Prs 3 - P - 
 
 Tn-8 
 
 Precipitant, Prs 3 -P-Tnt 
 Precip'itantly, Prs^-P- 
 
 Tnt-L 
 Precip'itate, Prs*-P-Tt. 
 
 Prs8-P-T-Td. Prs3 P-Tt(-) 
 Precipitately, Prs 3 -P- 
 
 Tt-i 
 Precipita'tion, Prs 2 - P - 
 
 Tslin 
 
 Precipltator, Prs 3 -P-Ttr 
 Precipitous, Prs^-P-Ts 
 Precipitously, Prs 3 -P-T- 
 
 
 Precip'itonsness, Pr 
 
 P-Ts-Ns 
 Precise', Prss 1 
 Preeise'ly, Prss'-L 
 Precise'ness, Prss'-Ns 
 Precisian, Prszhn 3 
 Precision, Prszftn* 
 Preci'sive, Prszi-V 
 Preclude', Pr3-Kld, Pr 3 - 
 
 Kl-Dd, Pr-K.ld-NG 
 Preclu'sion, PrS-Kl 
 Preclu'sive, 
 Preclu'sively, Pr^-Kls- 
 
 V-L 
 
 Preco'cious, Pr 2 -K-SHs 
 Preco'ciously, Pr a K - 
 
 SHs-L 
 Preco'ciousness, Pr*-K- 
 
 SHs-Ns 
 
 Precoc'ity, P^-Ks-T 
 Precog'itate, Pr^K-J-Tt 
 Precogni'tion, Pr-K-G- 
 
 Nshn 
 
 Precompose', Pr 2 iPz 
 Preconceit', Pr s :sT 
 Preconceive', Pr 3 isV 
 Preconcep'tion, Pr 2 
 
 IsPshn 
 
 Preconcert', Pr*;sKt 
 Precon'cert, Pr 1 isEt 
 Precon'tract, Pr>:Tr-Kt 
 Precontract', Pr^iTr-Kt, 
 
 PrMTr-K-Td, PrMTr-Kt- 
 
 VQ 
 Precontri ve', Pr 1 ! Trv, 
 
 Pri'.Trvd, Pr'tTrv-NO 
 Precur'sive, Pr 2 -Krs-V 
 Precur'sor, Pr 2 -Kr-sB 
 Precur'sory, Pr 2 -Kr-sR 
 Preda'ceous, P^-D-SHs 
 Pre'dal, Pr^-Dl 
 Predato'rial-ly, Pr*-Dt- 
 
 Bl 
 
 Pred'atory, Pr-Dt-K 
 Predeces'sor, 
 Predesigii', Pr>-Ds-N 
 
 Predestina'rian, 
 
 T-Nrn 
 Predes'tinate, Pr s -Dst 
 
 Nt, Pr*-Dst-N-Td, Pr* 
 
 Dst-Nt-NO 
 Predestina'tion, Pr s - 
 
 Dst-Nshn 
 Predes'tinator, Pr*-Dst- 
 
 Ntr 
 Predes'tine, Pr^Ds-Tn, 
 
 Pr2-Ds-Tnd, Pr 3 -Ds-Tn- 
 
 NG 
 Predeter'minate, Pr*-D- 
 
 Tr-M-N-T 
 Predetennina'tion, Pr s - 
 
 D-Tr-M-Nshn 
 Predetermine, Pr 2 - D - 
 
 Tr-Mn, Pr 2 -D-Tr-Mnd, 
 
 Pr 2 -D-Tr-Mn-NG 
 Pre'dial, Pr-Dl 
 Predicabil'ty, 
 
 Bl-T 
 
 Pred'icable, 
 Predic'ament, 
 
 Mnt 
 Predicate, Pra-D-Kt, 
 
 PrU-D-K-Td, p r -D-Kt- 
 
 NG 
 Predica'tion, Pr-D- 
 
 Kshn 
 Pred'icatory, Pr-D-K- 
 
 Tr 
 Predict', 
 
 K-Td, PrS-D 
 Predic'tion, 
 Predictive, Pr3-D-Kt-V 
 Predict'or, PrS-D-Ktr 
 Predilec'tion, r*-D-L- 
 
 Kshn 
 Prediscov'eryj Pr 2 -D- 
 
 sKv-fl 
 Predispo'nant, Pr - D - 
 
 sPn-Nt 
 Predispose', Pr^D-sPz, 
 
 Pr 2 -D-sPzd, PrJ-D-sPz- 
 
 NG 
 Predisposi'tion, P^-D- 
 
 sPzshn 
 Predominance, Pr J -D- 
 
 Mn-Ns (Prdi-Mn-Ns) 
 Predominancy, Pr>-D- 
 
 Mn-N-S (Prd l -Mn-N-8) 
 Predominant, Pr^D-Mn 
 
 -Nt <Prd!-Mn-Nt) 
 Predominantly, Pri-D- 
 
 Mn-Nt-L (Prd^Mn-Nt-L) 
 Predominate, Pri-D-M- 
 
 N-T, Pri-D-M-N-Td, Pri- 
 
 D-M-N-T-NG (Prdi-M-N- 
 
 T, etc.) 
 Predomina'tion, Pr ! -D- 
 
 M-Nshn (Prd 2 -M-Nshn) 
 Pre-elec'tion, Pr*-- 
 
 Kshn 
 Pre-eminence, Pr s -Mn- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Pre-eminent, Pr-Mn-Nt 
 Pre-em'inently, Pr 2 -Mn- 
 
 Nt-L 
 Pre-emp'tion, Pr*-Mshn 
 
 PRE 
 
 Preen, Prn 3 , Prnd 3 , Pnrt 
 
 NO 
 Pre-engage', Pr 2 -N-G-J, 
 
 Pr 2 -N-G-Jd, Pr a -N-G-J- 
 
 NG 
 Pre-engage'ment, Pr 2 - 
 
 N-G-J-Mnt 
 Pre-establish, PrMSti- 
 
 Bl-SH [i8t>-B] 
 Pre-estab'listunent, [Pr* 
 
 ISti-B-Mnt] 
 Pre-exist', PrS-Kss-T 
 Pre-exist'ence, PrS-Kss- 
 
 Tns 
 Pre-exist'ent, Pr 3 -Kss- 
 
 Tnt 
 Preface, Pr 2 -Fs, Pr 2 -F8t, 
 
 PrS-Fs-NG 
 
 Pref acer, Pr*-Fs-B 
 Prefatory, Pr 2 -F-T-fl 
 Pre'fect, Prf^-Kt 
 Pre'fectship, Prfs-Kt-SH 
 
 (-P) 
 
 Prefecture, Prf3-Ktr 
 Prefer', Prf2-K, Prf 2 -Bd, 
 
 Prf---NG 
 
 Pref erable-y, PrfS-K-Bl 
 Pref erableness, Prfs-fi- 
 
 Bl N8 [IBs] 
 Preference, Prf 2 -J?ns 
 Preferen'tial, Prf--S-N- 
 
 SH1 [-tfn] 
 
 Prefer'ment, Prf 2 -B-Mnt 
 Preferred', Prf 2 -.Rd 
 Prefer'rer, PrP-K-R 
 Preflgura'tion, Pr 2 - F - 
 
 Grshn 
 Preflg'urative, Pr 3 - F - 
 
 Grt-V 
 Prefig'ure, Pr 3 -F-Gr, Pr^- 
 
 F-Grd, Pr a -F-Gr-KG 
 Preflg'urement, Pr 8 -F- 
 
 Gr-Mnt 
 Pre'flx, Pr 3 -F-Ks, Pr 3 -F- 
 
 Kst. Pr 3 -F-Ks-NG 
 Pre'fix-sign, Pr^-F-Kss-N 
 Preful'gency, Pr 2 -Fl-J- 
 
 N-S 
 
 Pregla'cial, Pr 2 -Gl-8Hl 
 Preg'nable, Pr^-G-N-Bl 
 Preg'nancy, Pr 2 --Nn-S 
 Preg'nant, Pr 2 -G-Nnt 
 Preg'nantly, Pr 2 -G-Nnt- 
 
 L 
 Prehen'sible, Pr 2 -H-Ns- 
 
 Bl 
 
 Prehen'sile, Pr 2 -H-Ns-L 
 Prehen'sion, Pr ! -H-Nskn 
 Prehen'sory, Pr 2 -H-Ns-B 
 Pre-intima'tion, Pr 2 -N- 
 
 T-Mshn 
 Prejudge', Pr 2 -J-J, Pr 2 -J- 
 
 J-D. Pr 2 -J-J-NG 
 Prejudge'ment, Pr-J-J- 
 
 Mnt 
 Preju'dicate, Pr 3 -Jd-Kt 
 
 Pr3-Jd-K-Td, Pr3-Jd-Kt 
 
 NG 
 Prejudica'tion, Pr 2 -^ 
 
 Eshn 
 
PRE 
 
 Preju'dicative, Pr-Jd 
 
 Kt-V 
 Prej'udice, Pr*-Jd-8, Pr 
 
 Jd-St, Pr-Jd-8-N0 
 Prejudicial, Pr-Jd-SHl 
 Prejudi'cially, PiS>-Jd 
 
 SHI 
 Pre judi'cialness, Pr* 
 
 Jd-SHl-Ns 
 Prel'acy,Pr2--8 
 Prel'ate, Pr-Lt 
 Prel'ateship, Pr'-itiSH 
 Prelat'ic, Pri-L-T-K 
 Prelat'ical-ly, Pri-it-Kl 
 Prel'atism, Pr 2 -i-T-zM 
 Prel'atist, Pr*-L-Tst 
 Prelec'tion, Pr 2 -Z-Kshn 
 Prelec'tor, Pr 2 -i-Ktr 
 Preliba'tion, Pr*-i-Bshn 
 Preliminarily, Pr-//-M 
 
 Nr-L [PrS-i-N-Z] 
 Preliminary, Pr-M 
 
 Nr [PrS-Z-M] 
 Pre'lude, Pr i-D 
 Prelude', Pr3-Z,-D, Pr-Z- 
 
 Dd, Pr^-L-D-NG 
 Prelu'sive, Pr 3 -is-V 
 Prelu'sory, Pr*-La-R 
 Premature', Prs-Mt-JR 
 
 (Pr-Mtr) 
 Prematurely, Pr*-Mt-H 
 
 Premature'ness, Pr-Mt- 
 
 fl-Ns 
 Prematu'rity, Pra-Mt-Z2- 
 
 T 
 Premed'itate, Pr - Md - 
 
 Tt, Pr2-Hd-T-Td, Pr=- 
 
 Md-Tt(-) 
 Premed'itately, Pr* Md- 
 
 Tt-Z 
 Premedita'tion, Pr 2 -Md- 
 
 Tshn 
 
 Pre'mier, Pi-s-M-B 
 Pre'miership, Pr3-M-/z- 
 
 SH-P 
 Premise', Pr 1 - Mz, Pri - 
 
 Mzd, Pr>-Mz-NG 
 Premise, Pr-Ms 
 Premises, Pr^-Msz 
 Pre'mium, Pr 3 -M-M 
 Premon.lsh, Pr>-Mn-SH, 
 
 Pr>-Mn SHt, Pr-Mn-SH- 
 
 NG 
 Premon'ishment, Pr 1 - 
 
 Mn-8H-Mnt 
 Premoni'tion, Pr 8 - M - 
 
 Kehn 
 Premonitory. Pri-M-N- 
 
 1-R 
 
 Premuni're. P^-Mn-K 
 Premuni'tion, Pr 3 - M - 
 
 Nshn 
 
 Preno'men, Pr-N-Mn 
 Prenomlnate, Pr>-N-M- 
 
 y-T 
 Prenomina'tion, Pr-N- 
 
 M-^shn 
 
 Preno'tion, Pr=-Nslin 
 Pren'tice, Prn'-Ts 
 
 207 
 
 Preoc'upancy, Pr^-K-Pn- 
 
 8 
 Preocupa'tion, Pr* - K 
 
 Pshn 
 Preoc'cupy, Pr 1 - K - P, 
 
 Pr!-K-Pd, Pr^K-P-NO 
 Preordain', r*-R-Dn 
 Preor'dinance, Pr'-fld- 
 
 Nns 
 Preordina'tion, Pr'-fid- 
 
 Nshn 
 
 Prepaid', Pr*-P-D 
 Prepara'tion, Pr 3 - P - 
 
 Rshu 
 
 Prepar'ative, Pri-P-Bt-V 
 Prepar'atively, Pr 1 - P 
 
 ^Jt-v-Z, 
 Preparatory, Pr'-P-fl-T- 
 
 B 
 Prepare', PrJ-P-B, Pr J -P- 
 
 Kd. Pri-P-fi-NG 
 Prepar'edness, Pr 1 - P - 
 
 fld-Ns 
 
 Prepar'er, Pr'-P-Kr 
 Prepay', Pr*-P, Pr 2 -P-D, 
 
 Pr^-P-NG 
 
 Prepay'ment, Pr 2 -P-Mnt 
 Prepense', Pr 2 -Pns 
 Prepol'lence, Pr'-P-Zns 
 Prepol'lency, Pri-P-in-S 
 Prepol'lent, Pr'-P-Z,nt 
 Prepon'derance, Pr 1 - 
 
 Pn-D-flns 
 Preponderant, Pr>-Pn- 
 
 D-nt 
 
 Preponderate, Pr'-Pn- 
 D-fit, PrJ-Pn-D-^-Td, 
 Pr!-Pn-D-fit-NG 
 Prepondera'tion, Pr a 
 
 Pn-D-fishu 
 
 Preposi'tion, Fr 3 -fzshn 
 Preposi'tional, Pr'-Pzghn 
 
 -L 
 
 Prepositive, Pr^Pz-Tv 
 Preposltor, Pr>-P-zTr 
 Prepossess', Pr-Pss, Pr s - 
 
 Pss-T, Pr-P88-NG 
 Prepossessing, Pr 2 -Pss- 
 
 NG 
 Prepossessingly, Pr 8 - 
 
 Pss-NG-L 
 Preposses'sion, Pr 3 - 
 
 Psshn 
 
 Prepossess'or, Pr 8 -P-ssE 
 Prepos'terous, Pr 1 - P - 
 
 sTrs 
 Prepos'terously, Pr>-P- 
 
 sTr-sL 
 Prepos'terousness, Pr 1 - 
 
 P sTrs-Ns 
 Pre'puce, Pt 3 -Pa 
 Prepu'tial, Pr-P-8Hl 
 Prerequire', Pr-^-Kw-B 
 ?re-req.'uisite, Pr a -R- 
 Kwz-T 
 
 Preresolve', Pr*-R-zL-V 
 Prerogative, PrJ-B-Gt-V 
 Prerog'atively, Pr 1 - R - 
 
 Qt-V-L 
 Pre'sage, Prs-J 
 
 PRE 
 
 Presage', Prs 3 -J, Prs*-Jdi 
 
 PrsZ-J-NG 
 Presage'ment, Prs 2 - J - 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Presag'er, Pr 2 -sJr 
 Pres'byopy, Prs 2 -B-p 
 Pres'byte, Prs-'-Bt 
 Pres'byter, Prz 2 -Btr 
 Presbyte'rial, Prz 3 -B-T- 
 
 m (-Bt-A:)) 
 Presbyte'rian, Prz^-Bt- 
 
 Rn 
 Presbyte'rianism, Prz- 
 
 Bt-fiu-zM 
 
 Pres'bytery, Prz--Bt-.R 
 Pre'science, PrS-SHns 
 Pre'scient, Pr-SHut 
 Pre'scious, Pr 3 -SHs 
 Prescribe', Prs 1 - Kr - B, 
 
 Prs'-Kr-Bd, Prsi-Kr-B- 
 
 NG [Pr ! -sK-B. etc.) 
 
 Note In words of the 
 class of Prescribe it is gen- 
 erally allowable to omit 
 the medial r. 
 Prescrib'er, Pr'-sK-Br 
 Pre'script, Pr^-sK-Pt 
 Prescriptlble, Pr 3 -sK-Pt- 
 
 Bl 
 Prescrip'tion, Pr 3 -sK- 
 
 Pshn 
 Prescriptive, PrS-sK-Pt- 
 
 V 
 
 Pres'enee, Prz 2 -Ns 
 Pres'ence-chamber, 
 
 Prz2-Ns-CH-M-Br [-CH- 
 
 Brj 
 Pres'ence-room, Prz 2 - 
 
 Ns-K-M 
 Presensa'tion, Prs 8 - 
 
 tUtishn 
 
 Pres'ent, Prz-Nt 
 Present', Prz-Nt, Prz-N- 
 
 Td, Prz2-Nt-NG 
 Present'able, Prz 2 -Nt-Bl 
 Presenta'tion, Prz 2 - N - 
 
 Tshn 
 Present'ative, Prz*-Nt- 
 
 TV 
 
 Presentee', Prz=-N-T 
 Present'er, Prz 2 -Ntr 
 Presen'tient, Pre a - N - 
 
 SHnt 
 Presentiment, Prs^N- 
 
 T-Mrit 
 
 Pres'ently, Prz-Nt-L 
 Present'ment, Prz 2 -Nt- 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Pres'entness, Prz 2 -Nt-Ns 
 Preserv'able, Pr 2 -zfl-V- 
 
 Bl 
 Preserva'tion, Pr 2 - zR - 
 
 Vshn 
 Preservative, Pr - zR 
 
 vt-v 
 
 Preserv'atory, Pr 2 -zfi-V- 
 
 T-fi 
 Preserve', Pri-zRv, Pr 
 
 zRvd. PrS-zKv(-) 
 Preserver, Pr*-zRv-R 
 
PRE 
 
 208 
 
 Preside', Przi-D, Prz'-Dd, Pret'erite, Prtr*-T 
 
 Przi-D-NG Preteri'tion, PrS-Trshn 
 
 Presidency, Prz*-Dn-8 j Pretermis'sion, Pr-Tr- 
 Presldent, Prz*-Dnt I Mshn 
 
 PRI 
 
 Pride, Pr^D. Pri-Dd, Pi*. 
 
 D-NG (Prd>, Pr^Dd, 
 
 Prd(-)i) 
 Pried, : 
 
 Presidentship, Prz - Pretermit', PrS-Tr-Mt, Pri'er, Pr-B 
 
 Dut SH ( P) 
 
 Pr^-Tr-M-Td, Pr-Tr- Priest, Prst 
 
 Presid'er, Pri-zDr 
 
 Mt(-) 
 
 Priest'craft, Prs-T-Krft 
 
 Presidlal, Prs 3 -D-L 
 
 Preternat'ural-ly, Prt 1 
 
 [Prs 3 -Krft] 
 
 Presid'iary, Prs 3 -D-.R 
 
 R-m-m 
 
 Priest'ess, Prs*-Ts 
 
 Presiding, Przi-D-NG 
 
 PreterperTect, Pr-Tr- 
 
 Priest'hood, Prs 3 -T-Hd 
 
 Presig'nify, Pr-sG-N-F, 
 
 Prf-Kt 
 
 [Pr^-sHd] 
 
 PrS-sG-N-Fd, Pr"-sG-N- 
 
 Preterplu'perfect, Pr - 
 
 Priest'-like, Prs-T-/,-K 
 
 F-NG 
 
 Tr-Pl-Prf-Kt 
 
 [Pr^-si-K] 
 
 Press, Prs, Prst 2 , Prs*- 
 
 Pretext' or Pre'text, 
 
 Priest'liness, Pr3-8l,-Nfc 
 
 NG 
 
 Pr2or-T-Kst 
 
 Priest'ly, Pr 3 -si 
 
 Press'-bed, Prs 2 -Bd 
 
 Preton'io, Pri-T-N-K 
 
 Priest'-ridden, Pr 3 - sR 
 
 Press'er, Pr*-sR 
 
 Pre'tor, Prtr 
 
 Dn 
 
 Press'-gang, Pr 2 -sG-NG 
 
 Preto'rial, Pr-T-fil 
 
 Prig, PrS-G, PrS-Gd, Pr- 
 
 Press'ingly, Prs*-NGl 
 
 Preto'rian, PT--I-RU 
 
 G-NG 
 
 Press'-man, Pr 2 -sMn 
 
 Pret'tily, Pr-T-Z, 
 
 Prig'gish, Pr s -G-SH 
 
 Press'-money, Pr-sM-N 
 
 Pret'tiness, Pr^-T-Ns 
 
 Prim, Pr-M. PrS-Md, Pr- 
 
 Press'ure, Pr 2 -8Hr 
 
 Pret'ty, PrS-T, Pr^-Tr, Pr- 
 
 M-NG 
 
 Press'-work, Pr-sWr-K 
 
 Tst 
 
 Pri'macy, Pr'-M-S 
 
 Prestidigita'tion, Prs*- i Prevail', PrS-V-L, Pr^-V- 
 
 Pri'ma-donna, Pr 3 - M - 
 
 Td-J-Tshn 
 
 Ld. Pr*-V-L-NG 
 
 D-N 
 
 Prestidigitator, Prs 3 - 
 
 Prevail'ing, Pr-V-L-NG 
 
 Pri'ma facie, Pr^M-F- 
 
 Td-J-Ttr 
 
 Prev'alence, PrS-V-Zns 
 
 SH 
 
 Pres'tige, Prs-T-J 
 
 Prevalent, Pi*-V-Lut 
 
 Pri'mage, Pri-M-j 
 
 Prestigia'tion, Prs*-T- 
 
 Prevalently, Pr-V-/;nt- 
 
 Pri'mal, Pr'-M-L 
 
 Jshn 
 
 L 
 
 Pri'marily, Pr^M-fll 
 
 Prestig'iator, Pre*-T-Jtr 
 
 Prevar'icate, Prvi-B-Kt, 
 
 Pri'mariness, Pr>-M-fi- 
 
 Pres'to, Pre*-T 
 
 Prvi-fi-K-Td, Prvi-fi-Kt- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Presum'able-y, Pr3-zM- 
 
 NG 
 
 Pri'mary, Pri-M-TZ 
 
 Bl 
 
 Prevarica'tion, Prv-a. Pri'mate. Pr>-Mt 
 
 Presume', Pr^-zM, Pr- 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Pri'mateship, Pr 1 - Mt - 
 
 zMd. Pr*.zM-NG 
 
 Prevar'icator, Prv' - R - 
 
 SHP [iSH] 
 
 Presum'er, PrS-zM-K 
 
 Ktr 
 
 Prima'tial, Pr-M-SHl 
 
 Presump'tion, Pr* - 
 
 Preven'ient, Pr^-Vn-Nt 
 
 Primat'ical, Pri-Mt-Kl 
 
 zMshn 
 
 Prevent, Prvs-Nt, Prv^-N- 
 
 Prime, PrJ-M, PrJ-Md. 
 
 Presump'tive, Pr^-zMt- 
 
 Td, PrvS-Nt-NG 
 
 Pri-M-NG 
 
 V 
 
 Prevent'able, Prv 2 -Nt-Bl 
 
 Prime'ness, P^-M-Ns 
 
 Presump'tively, Pr*-zMt 
 
 Prevent'er, Prv-Ntr 
 
 Prim'er, Pr^-Mr 
 
 -\-L 
 
 Prevention, Prv 2 -Nshn 
 
 Prim'er, Pr 3 -Mr 
 
 Presumpt'uous, Pr^-zM- 
 
 Preven'tional, Prv^ - 
 
 Prime'val, Pr 3 -M-Vl 
 
 CHs 
 
 Nshn-Z, 
 
 Prim'ing, Pr^M-NO 
 
 Presumpt'uously, Pr s - 
 
 Preventive, Prv-Nt-V 
 
 Primi'tial, Pr-M-SHl 
 
 zM-CH-si 
 
 Pre'vious, Pr 3 -Vs 
 
 Primitive, Pr-Mt-V 
 
 Presumpt'uousness, Pr= 
 
 Pre'viously, Pr^-Vs-L 
 
 Primitively, PrS-Mt-V-/; 
 
 -zM-CHs-Ns 
 
 Pre'viousness, Pr'-Vs-Ns 
 
 Primltiveness, Pra-Mt- 
 
 Presuppos'al, Prs 2 -Pz-L 
 
 Previs'ion, Pr-Vzhn 
 
 V-Ns [iVs] 
 
 Presuppose', Prs 2 - Pz, 
 
 Prewarn', Pr'-Wrn, Pr 1 - 
 
 Prim'ly, Pr 3 -M-i 
 
 Prs Pzd, Prs^-Pz-NG 
 
 Wrud. Pr'-Wrn-NG 
 
 Prim'ness, PrS-M-Ns 
 
 Presupposi'tion, Prs- - 
 
 Prey, Pr 2 , Pr 2 -D, Pr*-NG 
 
 Primoge'nial, Pr^-M-J- 
 
 Pzshn 
 
 Prey'er, Pr-'-B 
 
 Nl 
 
 Presunnise', Pr'-sB-Mz 
 
 Pri'apism, Pri-P-zM 
 
 Primogenitor, Pr - M - 
 
 Pretence', Pr 2 -Tns 
 
 Price, Prs 1 , Prsti, Prs 1 - 
 
 Jntr 
 
 Pretend', Prs-Tnd. Pr 2 - 
 
 NG 
 
 Primogeniture, Pr= - M- 
 
 Tn-Dd. Pr 2 -Tnd-NG 
 
 Price'-current, Pr>-sK- 
 
 J-Ntr 
 
 Pretend'edly, Pr 2 -Tn- 
 
 Rnt 
 
 Primogenltureship, Pr* 
 
 JDd-L 
 
 Price'less, P^-sLs 
 
 -M-J-Ntr-SH-P 
 
 Pretend'er, Pr* Tndr 
 
 Price'-list, Pr>-sist 
 
 Primor'dial. Pr'-M-JZd-L 
 
 Pretense', Pr 2 -Tus 
 
 Prick, Pr-K, Pri-Kt, Pr- 
 
 Prim'rose, Pr3-M-fiz 
 
 Preten'sion, Pr 2 -T-Nshn 
 
 K-NG 
 
 Prince, Prns 3 
 
 Preten'sive, Pr 2 -T-Ns-V 
 
 Prick'er, Pr 3 -Kr 
 
 Prince'dom, Prns 3 -D-M 
 
 Preten'tious, Pr*-Tn-8Hs 
 
 Prick'et, Pr^-Kt 
 
 Prince'-like, PrnsiZ,-K 
 
 Preterhu'man, Pr^-Tr-H- 
 
 Prick'ing, Pra-K-NG 
 
 [PrS-si-K] 
 
 Mn 
 
 Prick'le-y, Pr^-Kl 
 
 Prince'liness, Prns 3 ;^- 
 
 PreterimperTect, Pr a - 
 
 Prick'liness, Pr-Kl-Ns 
 
 Ns [PrS-si-Ns] 
 
 Tr-M-Prf-Kt 
 
 Prick'ly-pear, Pr-Kl-P- 
 
 Prince'ly, Prns 3 ;/. [Pr* 
 
 Pret'erit, Prtr*-T 
 
 B (-Pr) 
 
 BL] 
 
FKl 209 PRO 
 
 Prin'ce's-mctal, PrnszS Prize'-monev. pr>-zM-N 
 
 Proc'tor, Fri Rtr 
 
 iMt-/, 
 
 Pr z'er, Pr*-Zr 
 
 Proc'torage, Pr'-Ktr-J 
 
 Prin'cess, Prn s -Ss 
 
 Pro, Pr* 
 
 Procto'rial, Pr--K-T-.Rl 
 
 Prin'cipal, Pr-Ns-P-L 
 
 Prob'abilism, Pr-B-Bl- 
 
 Proc'torship, Pri-Ktr-SH 
 
 [Pr 3 ] 
 
 zM 
 
 (P) 
 
 Principality, Pr'-Ns-P- 
 
 Prob'abilist, l^ 1 B-Blst 
 
 Procum'bent, Pr 2 ;Bnt 
 
 Z.-T 
 
 Probability, Pr'-B-Bl-T 
 
 Procur'able, Pr^-Kr-Bl 
 
 Prin'ciparcr, p^-Ns-P-L 
 
 (or-Blt) 
 
 Proc'uracy, PrJ-Kr.S 
 
 [Pr 3 ] 
 
 Prob'able-y, Pri-B-Bl Procura'tibn, Pr2-Krshn 
 
 Princip'ia, PrS-Ns-P 
 Prin'ciple, (n.) PrS-Ns-P- 
 
 [P 1 B] 
 Pro'bang, Pr-B-NG 
 
 Proc'urator, Pri-Krtr 
 Procure', Pr 3 -Kr, Pr'-Krd, 
 
 L [Pr] 
 
 Pro'bate, PrS-B-T, Pr*-B 
 
 Pr 3 -Kr-NG 
 
 Prin'ciple, (.) PrS-Ns-P- 
 
 Td. Pr 2 -B-T-NG 
 
 Procure'ment, Pr 3 -Kr- 
 
 L, Pra-Ns-P-Ld.PrS-Ns-P- 
 
 Proba'tion, Pr 2 -Bshn 
 
 Mnt 
 
 L-NG 
 
 Proba'tional, Pr--Bshn-i 
 
 Procur'er, Pr 3 -Kr-.R 
 
 Prink, Pr-NG-K, PrS-NG- 
 
 Proba'tioner, Pr 2 -Bshn 
 
 Procur'ess, Pr 3 -Kr-S 
 
 Kt. Pr-NG-K-NG 
 
 B 
 
 Prodlgal-ly, p r i - D - Gl 
 
 Print, Prnt 3 , Prn3-Td. 
 
 Pro'bative, Pr 2 -B-Tv 
 
 (Prdl-Gl) 
 
 Prnt 3 -NG 
 
 Pro'batpry, Pr 2 -B-T-72 
 
 Prodigality, Pr^D-Gl-T 
 
 Print 'er, Prutr 3 
 
 Probe, Pr 2 -B, Pr 2 -B-D 
 
 (Prcl'-ait) 
 
 Printing, Prnt-NG 
 
 Pr 2 -B-NG 
 
 Prodigious, Prd 3 -Js 
 
 Printing-ink, Prnt 3 -NG 
 
 Probity, Pr'-B-T 
 
 Prodigiously, Prd 3 -J-si 
 
 NG-K 
 
 Problem, Pri-Bl-M 
 
 Prodiglousness, Prd 3 - 
 
 Printing-press, Prnt 3 
 
 Problematic, Pr'-Bi-Mt- 
 
 Js-Ns 
 
 NG-Prs 
 
 K 
 
 Prodigy, Prdi-J 
 
 Print'-shop, Prnt-SH-P 
 
 Problematlcal-ly, Pr 1 - 
 
 Produce', Pr 3 -Ds, PrS-Dst, 
 
 Pri'or, Pr!-R 
 
 Bl-Mt-Kl 
 
 Pr 3 -Ds-NG 
 
 Pri'orate, Profit 
 
 Probos'cides, Pr'-Bs-Dz 
 
 Prod'uce, P^-Ds 
 
 Pri'oress. Pr^-Rs 
 
 Probos'cis, PrJ-Bss 
 
 Produ'cer, Pr 3 -D-sR 
 
 Priority, Pr'-fl-T 
 
 Proced'ure, Pr'-sJr 
 
 Producibillty, Pr 3 -Ds- 
 
 Pri'orship, Pri-B-SH-P 
 
 Proceed', Prs 3 -D, Prs 3 -Dd 
 
 Bl-T 
 
 CiSH] 
 
 Prs 3 -D-NG 
 
 Produ'cibleness, P^-Ds- 
 
 Pri'ory, Pri-B 
 
 Pro'ceeds. Prs 2 -Dz 
 
 Bl-Ns [iBs] 
 
 Pris'age, Prz'-J 
 
 Proceed'er, Pr s -sDr 
 
 Prod'uct, Pri-D-Kt 
 
 Prism, Pr 3 -zM 
 
 Proceeding, Prs 2 -D-NG 
 
 Produc'tile, Pr^-D-Kt-L 
 
 Prismatic, Pr>-zMt-K 
 
 Proc'ess, - res 1 
 
 Produc'tion, Pr s -D-Kshn 
 
 Prismatlcal-ly, Pr'-zMt- 
 
 Proces'sion, Prsshn* 
 
 Productive, Pr 2 -D-Kt-V 
 
 Kl 
 
 Proces'sional, PrsAn 2 -L 
 
 Produc'tively, Pr^-D-Kt- 
 
 Pris'moid, Pr 3 -zM-D 
 
 Proces'sionary, Prs*An 2 - 
 
 \-L 
 
 Pris'on, Prz 3 -N, Prz-Nd, 
 
 R The SAwn-curl being 
 
 Produc'tiveness, Pr*-D- 
 
 Prz'-N-NG 
 
 continued up so that Ree 
 
 Kt-V-Ns [!Vs] 
 
 Pris'on-base, PrzS-N-Bs 
 
 may be joined at an 
 
 Pro'em. Pr 2 -M 
 
 Pris'oner, Prz 3 -Nr 
 
 angle. 
 
 Proe'mial, PrS-M-L 
 
 Pris'on-house, Prz 3 - N - 
 
 Procldence, Prs^Dns 
 
 Prof., Prf 1 
 
 Hs 
 
 Proclaim', Pr*-Kl-M, Pr*- 
 
 Profana'tion, Pr* - F . 
 
 Pris'tine, Prs 3 -Tn 
 
 Kl-Md, Pr 2 -Kl-M-NG 
 
 Nshn. See Prevention. 
 
 Prith'ee, Pr 3 -DH 
 
 Proclaim'er, Pr 2 -Kl-Mr 
 
 Profane', Pr 2 -Fn, Pr 8 - 
 
 Pri'vacy, Prv'-S 
 
 Proclama'tion, Prs-Kl- 
 
 Fnd, Pr 2 -Fn-NG 
 
 Pri'vate, Pri-Vt 
 
 Mshn 
 
 Profanely, Pr*-F-Nl 
 
 Privateer', Prv 8 T B. 
 
 Proclivity, Pr-Kl-V-T 
 
 Profane'ness, Pr* Fn-Ns 
 
 Prv 3 -T-Rd. Prv-T-fi-NG 
 
 Procon'sul, Pr'lsi 
 
 Profan'er, Pr 2 -F-Kr 
 
 Pri'vately, Pri-Vt- 
 
 Procon'sular, PrMsi-B 
 
 Profanity, Prf ] -N-T 
 
 Pri'vateness, Pr-Vt-Ns 
 
 Procon'sulate, Pr'!si-T 
 
 Pro'fert, Pr-Frt 
 
 Priva'tion, Pr*-Vshn 
 
 Procon'sulship, Pr 2 !sZr- 
 
 Profess', Pr 2 -Fs, Pr 2 -Fst, 
 
 Priv'ative, Pr-Vt-V 
 
 8H-P 
 
 Pr 2 -Fs-NG 
 
 Priv'atively, Pr-Vt-V-Zi 
 
 Procras'tinate, Pri-Krs- 
 
 Profess'edly, Pr 2 -Fs-D-L 
 
 Priv'et, Pr 3 -Vt 
 
 T-Nt. Pri-Krs-T-N-Td, 
 
 Profes'sion, Pr^-Fshn 
 
 Privilege, Pr-Vl-J, Pr- 
 
 Pri-Krs-T-Nt-NG 
 
 Profes'sional-ly, Pr- 
 
 VI -Jd, Pr3-Vl-J-NG 
 
 Procrastina'tion, -Pr* - 
 
 Fshn-Z, 
 
 [Prv*-J, Prv-Jd, Prv 3 -J- 
 
 Krs-T-Nshn 
 
 Profess'or, Pr 2 -Fs-R 
 
 NG] 
 
 Prcras'tinator, Pr^Krs- 
 
 Professo'rial, Pr-Fs-Rl 
 
 Privileged, Pr-Vl-Jd 
 
 T-Ntr 
 
 Profess'orship, Pr 2 -Fs- 
 
 [Prv 3 -Jd] 
 
 Pro'creant, Pr*-Kr-Nt 
 
 R:SH 
 
 Privily, Pr-Vl 
 
 Pro'create,Pr*-Kr-T, Pr*- 
 
 Proffer, Pri-Fr, Pr-Frd, 
 
 Privity. Prv8-T 
 
 Kr-Td. Pr-Kr-T-NG 
 
 Pr 1 Fr-NG 
 
 Priv'y, Pr 8 -V 
 
 Procrea'tion, Pr*-Krshn 
 
 Profl'cience, Pr 3 -F-Sffna 
 
 Prize, Przi, Przd 1 , Prz'- 
 
 Pro'creative, Pr*-Kr-Tv 
 
 Profl'ciency. Pr-Fshn-8 
 
 NG 
 
 ?ro'creator, Pr*-Krtr 
 
 Profl'cient, Pr-Fshnt 
 
 Prize'-fight, Przi-Ft 
 
 Procrus'tean, Pr-Krs- 
 
 Pro'flle, Pr* F-L, Pr*-F- 
 
 Prize'-flghter, Przi-Ftr 
 
 Tn 
 
 Ld, Pr-F-L-NO 
 
PRO 
 
 210 
 
 PRO 
 
 Pro'filist, Pr-F-st 
 
 Prolap'sus, P^-i-Psa 
 
 Prompt, (a.) Pr'-Mt, Pr- 
 
 Profit, Pri-Ft, Pri-F-Td, 
 
 Prolate, ?r*-Lt 
 
 Mtr, Pr'-M-Tst 
 
 Pri-Ft-NG 
 
 Prola'tion, Pr*-//shn 
 
 Prompt, (o.) Pr'-Mt. Pri- 
 
 Profitable-y, Pr'-Ft-Bl 
 
 Pro'leg, Pr*-i-G 
 
 M-Td, Pri-Mt(-) 
 
 [Prfti-B] 
 
 Prolegom'ena, Pi l -L-Q 
 
 Prompt'er, Pri-Mtr 
 
 Profitableness, Pr l -Ft- 
 
 M N 
 
 Promptitude, Pr'-Mt-Td 
 
 Bl-Ns [PrftiiBs] 
 
 Prolep'sis, Pr*--Pss 
 
 Promptly, Pr ! Mt-Z, 
 
 Prof itless, Pri Ft-is 
 
 Prolep'tic, Pr*-Z,-Pt-K 
 
 Prompt'ness, Pri Mt-Ns 
 
 Profligacy, Pri-Fl-G-S 
 
 Prolep'tical-ly, Pr-Z,-Pt 
 
 Promul'gate, Pr Ml-Gt 
 
 Profligate, Pri-Fl-G-T 
 
 El 
 
 Pr- Ml-GjTd, Pi-2-Ml-Gt- 
 
 Profligately, Pri-Fl-G- 
 
 Proletaire', Pr*-i-T-K 
 
 NG 
 
 1-L 
 
 Proletarian, Pr^-L-l-Rn 
 
 Promulga'tion, Pr 2 -Ml- 
 
 Prof luent. Pri-Fl-Nt 
 
 Prol'icide, Pr>-is-D 
 
 Gshu 
 
 Pro' forma, Pr'-F-B-M 
 
 Proliferous, Pr-Z-Frs 
 
 Pro'mulgator, Pr*-Ml- 
 
 Profound', Pr'-Fnd 
 
 Prolific, Pr 3 -i-F-K 
 
 Gtr 
 
 Profoundly, Pr 1 Fnd-Z. 
 
 Prolifical-ly, Pr-Z<-F- 
 
 Promulge', Pr^-M-Z-J 
 
 Profoundness, Pr'-Fnd- 
 
 El 
 
 Pr M-i-Jd, Pr 2 -M-.-J- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Proliflca'tion, Pr s -Z.-F- 
 
 NG 
 
 Profun'dity, PrP-Nd-T 
 
 Eshn 
 
 Promul'ger, Pr 2 -Ml-Jr 
 
 Profuse', Pri-Fs 
 
 Prolif icness, Pr8-li-F-K- 
 
 Prona'tion, Pr2-Nshn 
 
 Profuse'ly, Prs-Fs-L 
 
 Ns 
 
 Prona'tor, Pr^-Ntr 
 
 Profuse'ness, Pr*-Fs-Ks 
 
 Prolix', Pr-Z-Ks 
 
 Prone, Pra 2 
 
 Profu'sion, PrS-Fzhn 
 
 Prolixity, PrS-L-Ks-T 
 
 Pronely, Pr 2 -Nl 
 
 Prog, Pr 1 G 
 
 Prolixly, Pr3-i-K-sL 
 
 Prone'ness, Pm 2 -Ns 
 
 Progenitor, Pr 2 -Jntr 
 
 Prolix'ness, Pr8-Z,-E8-Ns 
 
 Prong', Pr'-NG 
 
 Progen'iture, Pr 2 -J-Ntr 
 
 Proloc'utor, Pri-/,-Etr 
 
 Pronged, Pri NG-D 
 
 Prog'eny, Pr'-J-N Proloc'utorship, fi^-L- 
 
 Pronominal, Pr^N-Bk 
 
 Progna'thous, Pr 2 -G-N- 
 
 Ktr-8H-P 
 
 Nl 
 
 THs 
 
 Prologue, Pr*-L-G 
 
 Pro'noun, Pr 2 -Xn 
 
 Progno'sis, Pr 2 -G-Nss 
 
 Prolong', PrJ-i-NG, Pr 1 - Pronounce', Prn'-Ns, 
 
 Prognos'tio, Pr>-G-Ns-T- 
 
 /,-NGd. Pr'-Zr-NG-NG Prui-Nst, Pro 1 Xs-NG 
 
 E 
 
 Prolongation, Pr-Ln- Pronounce'able. PrnL 
 
 Prognosticate, Pr'-G- 
 
 Gshn 
 
 Ns-Bl 
 
 Ns-T-Et, Pr>-a-Ns-T-K- 
 Td, Pr'-G-Ns-T-Et-NG 
 
 Prolong'er, Pri-i-NGr 
 Prolu'sion, Pr^-Zzhn 
 
 Pronounced', Prn^Nst 
 Pronoun'cer, Prni-Ns-B 
 
 Prognostica'tion, Pr-G- 
 
 Promenade', Pr^or'-M-N- 
 
 Pronoun'cing, Prn>-Ns- 
 
 Ns-T-Eshn 
 
 D, Pr^ori-M-N-Dd, Pr*ori- 
 
 NG 
 
 Prognos'ticator, Pr*-G- 
 
 M-N-D-NG 
 
 Pronunciamen'to, Pm 2 - 
 
 Ns-T-Ktr 
 
 Prome'thean, Pr 3 M - 
 
 N-8-Mn-T 
 
 Pro'gram, Pr*-Gr-M 
 
 THn 
 
 Pronunciamien'to, Prn 8 - 
 
 Pro'gramme, Pr*-Gr-M 
 
 Prominence, Pr 1 - Mn - 
 
 N-TH-M-N-T 
 
 Prog'ress, (n.) Pr^Grs 
 
 Ns 
 
 Pronuncia'tion, Prn-N- 
 
 Progress', (v.) Pr*-Grs, 
 
 Prominency, Pri-Mn-N- 
 
 SHshn 
 
 Pr-Grst. Pr-Grs-NG 
 
 S 
 
 Pronun'ciative, Prn^N- 
 
 Progres'sion, Pr^-Grshn 
 
 Prominent, Pri-Mn-Nt 
 
 8Ht-V 
 
 Progres'sional, Pr* - 
 
 Prominently, Pr'-Mn- 
 
 Proof, Prfs 
 
 Grshn-L 
 
 Nt-L 
 
 Proof less, Prf 3 -Zs 
 
 Progressive, Pr 2 -Grs-V 
 
 Promis'cuous, Pr 3 -Ms- 
 
 Proof -press, Prs-F-Prs 
 
 Progressively, Pra-Grs- 
 
 Ks 
 
 Proof-sheet, l'rf-SHt 
 
 V-L 
 
 Promis'cuously, Pr 3 -Ms- 
 
 Prop, Pr'-P, Pr!-P-T, Pri- 
 
 Progress! veness, Pr* - 
 
 E-sL 
 
 P-NG 
 
 Grs-V-Ns [iVs] 
 Prohibit, Pr-B-T, PrS-B- 
 
 Promis'cuousness, Pr 3 - 
 Ms Ks-Ns 
 
 Prop'agable, Pr'-P-G-Bl 
 Propagan'da, Pr J -P-Gn- 
 
 Td. Pr3-B-T-NG 
 
 Promise, Pr^Ms, Pr 1 - 
 
 D 
 
 Prohiblter, Pr^-Btr 
 
 Mst, Pr'-Ms-NG 
 
 Propagan'dism, Pr 1 - P - 
 
 Prohibi'tion, Pr 3 -Bshn 
 
 Promisee', Pr^-M-S 
 
 Gn-D-zM 
 
 Prohibi'tionist, Pr 3 - 
 
 Promlser, Pr l -Ms-R 
 
 Propagandist, Pr 1 - P - 
 
 Bshu -St 
 
 Promising, Pr^Ms-NG 
 
 Gnd-St 
 
 Prohibitive, Pr 3 -B-Tv 
 
 Promisingly, Pr 1 - Ms - 
 
 Prop'agate, Pr'-P-Gt, Pr 1 - 
 
 Prohibitory, Pr^-B-T-fi 
 
 NG-L 
 
 P-G-Td, Pri-P-Gt-NG 
 
 Project', Pr^-J-Kt 
 
 Promlsory, Pr'-Ms-B 
 
 Propaga'tion, Pr 2 -P-Gshn 
 
 ProVect, Pri-J-Kt 
 
 Promlsory note, Pr 1 - 
 
 Prop'agator, Pr^P-Gtr 
 
 Projectile, Pr J-Kt-L 
 
 Ms--Nt 
 
 Propel', Pr 2 -P-L, Pr*-P- 
 
 Proiec'tion, Pr*-J-Kshn 
 Proiect'or, Pr-J-Ktr 
 Proiect'ure, Pr^-J-K-CHr 
 
 Prom'ontory, Pr-Mn-T- 
 R 
 Promote', Pr-Mt, Pr a -M- 
 
 Ld, Pr8-P-L-NG 
 Propeller, Pr 2 -P-i-R 
 Propend'ency, Pr-Pn- 
 
 Projet', Pr-ZH 
 
 Td. PrS-Mt(-) 
 
 Dn S 
 
 Prolapse', Pr'-L Ps 
 
 Promot'er, Pr*-Mtr 
 
 Prepense', Pr 2 -Pns 
 
 Prolapsed', fr l -L-Pst 
 Prolap'sion, Pr>-i-Pshn 
 
 Promo'tion, Pr 2 -Msh.n 
 Promo'tive, Pr^Mt-V 
 
 Propense'ness, Pr 2 -Pn 
 
 Ni 
 
PRO 
 
 211 
 
 PRO 
 
 Propen'sion, Pr-P-Nsh 
 
 Propose', Pr 2 -Pz, Pr s - 
 
 Prosopopoe'ia, Prs'-P-P- 
 
 Propen'sity, Pr 2 -P-Ns-T 
 
 Pzd, Pr-Pz-NG 
 
 Y 
 
 Prop'er, Pr!-Pr 
 
 Propos'er, Pr a -P-Zr 
 
 Pros'pect, Prsi-P-Kt, Prs 1 
 
 Properly, Pr'-Pr-Ji 
 
 Proposi'tion, Pi^-Pzshn 
 
 -P-K-Td. Prs'-P-Kt-NG 
 
 Prop'erness, Pr^Pr-Ns 
 
 Proposi'tional, Pr^ - 
 
 Prospec'tion, Prs 2 - P- 
 
 Property, Pr l -P-R-T 
 
 Pzshn-it 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Prop'erty- man, Pri-P 
 
 Propound', Pr 1 - Pn - D, 
 
 Prospect'ive, Prs 2 -p-Et- 
 
 BT-Mn 
 
 Pr'-Pn-Dd. Pr l -Pn-D-NG 
 
 V 
 
 Proph'ecy, Prfi-S 
 Prophesier, Prfi-S-R 
 
 Propound'er, Pr^Pn-D- 
 R 
 
 Prospect'ively, Prs^-p- 
 Kt-V L 
 
 Proph'esy, Prf'-S, Pri-Fs 
 
 Proprietary, Pr'-Pr-T-R 
 
 Prospec'tus, Prs^-P-K-Ts 
 
 D, Prfi-S-NG 
 
 Proprietor, Pr>-Prtr 
 
 Pros'per, Pri-sPr, Pr 1 - 
 
 Proph'et, Pr'-Ft 
 
 Proprietorship, Pr 1 - 
 
 sPrd. Pr'-sPr-NCi 
 
 Prophetess, Pr'-F-Ts 
 
 Prtr-SH-P 
 
 Prosper'ity, Pi-2-sPr-T 
 
 Prophet'ic, Pr-F-T-E 
 
 Proprietress, Pri-Pr-Trs Prosperous, Pr'-sPrs 
 
 Prophet'ical-ly, Pr 2 -Ft 
 
 Propriety, Pr J -Pr-X 
 
 Prosperously, Pr 1 sPr- 
 
 El 
 
 Props, Pi^-Ps 
 
 sL 
 
 Prophet'icalness, Pr* 
 
 Propugn', Pr8-Pn 
 
 Pros'perousness, Pr 1 - 
 
 Ft-El-Ns 
 
 Propugn'er, Pr 3 -P-Nr sPrs-Ns 
 
 Proph'et-like, Pt l -Ft-L 
 
 Propul'sion, Pr 2 -P-Lshn Pros'tate, Prs'-Tt 
 
 E 
 
 Propul'sive, Pr 2 -P-is-V 
 
 Pros'thesis, Prs^THss 
 
 Prophylac'tic, Pj^-F-L 
 
 Prop'ylon, Pri P-Lu 
 
 Pros'titute, Prs'-T-Tt, 
 
 E-T-E 
 
 Pro ra'ta, Pr'or 2 fi-T 
 
 Prsi-T-T-Td, Prs'-T-T-T- 
 
 Prophylac'tical. Pr*-F 
 
 Prorate', Pr^-Rt, Pr*-R- 
 
 NG [Prsi-Tt, PrsJ-T'Td, 
 
 Z--E-T-K1 
 
 Td, Pr 2 -fit-NG 
 
 PrsJ-TtCJl 
 
 Prophylax'is, Pri-F-i 
 
 Proroga'tion, Pr - R 
 
 Prostitu'tion, Prs3 - T - 
 
 Ess 
 
 Gshn 
 
 Tshn [Prs 3 -Tshn] 
 
 Propin'quity, Pr-P-NG 
 
 Prorogue', Pr*-R-Q, Pr 2 - 
 
 Pros'titutor, Prs'-T-Ttr 
 
 Ew-T 
 
 R-Gd, Pr 2 -R-G-NG 
 
 Pros'trate, Pr'-sTrt, Pri- 
 
 Propi'tiable, Pr*-P-SH 
 
 Prorup'tion, Pr 2 -R-Pshn 
 
 sTr-Td, Pr'-sTrtC) 
 
 Bl 
 
 Prosa'ic, Pr 2 -zE 
 
 Prostra'tion, Pr 2 -sTrshn 
 
 Propi'tiate, PI&-P-SH-T 
 
 Prosa'ical, P^-zE-L 
 
 Pro'style, Prs^-T-L 
 
 Propitia'tion, Pr* - P - 
 
 Prosa'ically, Pr*-zK-L 
 
 Pros'y, Pr 2 -Z, Pr 2 -Zr. Pr- 
 
 SHshn 
 
 Pro'saism, Pr 2 -zZ-M 
 
 Zst 
 
 Propi'tiator, Pr*-P-SIItr 
 
 Pro'saist, Pr 2 -zSt 
 
 Prosyl'logism, PrS-sL-J- 
 
 Propi'tiatory, PT*-P-SH 
 
 Prosce'nium, Prs-N-M 
 
 zM 
 
 T'R 
 
 Proscribe', P^-sE-B, Pr 1 - 
 
 Prot'asis, Pr'-Tss 
 
 Propi'tious, Pr^-P-Sffa 
 
 sE-Bd. Pri-sE-B-NG. See 
 
 Pro'tean, Pr 2 -Tn 
 
 Propi'tiously, Pr^-P-SHs 
 
 note under Prescribe. 
 
 Protect', Prt 2 -Kt, Prt 2 -K- 
 
 L 
 
 Proscrib'er, Pr^sE-Br 
 
 Td, Prt 2 -Kt-NG 
 
 Propi'tiousness, Pr*-P- 
 
 Proscrip'tion, Prs - sE 
 
 Protec'tion, Prt 2 -Eshn 
 
 SHs-Ns 
 
 Pshn 
 
 Protec'tionist, Prt 2 -Kshn 
 
 Pro'plasm, Pr-Pl-zM 
 Pro'polis, Pr 2 -P-Z,s 
 
 Proscrip'tive, Pr'-sE-Pt 
 V 
 
 -St 
 Protective, Prt=-Kt-V 
 
 Propo'nent, Pr-Pn-Nt 
 
 Prose, Prz, Prz-D, Prz- 
 
 Protect'or, Prt 2 Ktr 
 
 Propor'tion, Pr 2 -P-Rshn, 
 
 NG 
 
 Protect'orate, Prt 2 -Ktr-T 
 
 Pr 2 - P - Rshnd, Pr* - P - 
 
 Pros'ecutable, Pr'-sEt- 
 
 Protect'orship, Prt 2 -Etr- 
 
 Rshn-NG. See Prepara- 
 
 Bl 
 
 SH(-P) 
 
 tion. 
 
 Pros'ecute, Pr'-sEt, Pri- 
 
 Protect'ress, Prt 2 E-Trs 
 
 Propor'tionable-y, Pr- 
 
 sE-Td, Pri-sEt-NG. See 
 
 Protege', Pr 2 T-ZH 
 
 P-Rshn-Bl 
 
 Persecute. 
 
 Pro'teine, Pr 2 -Tu 
 
 Propor'tionableness, 
 
 Prosecu'tion, Pr'-sEshn. 
 
 Protest', Pr 2 -Tst, Pr2-Ts- 
 
 Pr 2 -P-Rshn-Bl-N8 [IBs] 
 
 See Persecution. 
 
 Td, Pr 2 -Tst-NG 
 
 Propor'tional-ly, Pr 2 -P- 
 
 ?ros'ecutor, Pr^sEtr 
 
 Pro'test, Pr 2 -Tst 
 
 Rshn-L 
 
 Pros'elyte, Pri-sZt, Pr- 
 
 Protestant, Prts'-Tnt 
 
 Proportionality, Pr>-P- 
 
 si-Td, Pr^sLt-NG 
 
 Protestantism, Prts^- 
 
 Bshn--T 
 
 Pros'elytism, Pr>-sZ,-T- 
 
 Tnt-Z-M [ Tt-zMJ 
 
 Propor'tionate, Pr* - P - 
 
 zM 
 
 Protesta'tion, Pr 2 -Ts- 
 
 Rshn-T, Pr 2 -P-Rshn-Td. 
 
 Pros'elytize, Pr l -sL-Tz, 
 
 Tshn 
 
 Pr-P-Rshn-T NG [Pr- 
 
 Pr^-sZi-Tzd Pr^-s^-Tz- 
 
 Protested, Pr 2 -Ts-Td 
 
 Pshn-T, Pr 2 -Psha-Td. 
 
 NG 
 
 Protester, Pr 2 -Tstr 
 
 PrS-Pshn-T-NG] 
 
 Pros'er, Pr*-Zr 
 
 Prothon'otary, Pri-THn- 
 
 Propor'tionately, Pr 2 -P- 
 
 'ros'ily, Pr 2 Zl 
 
 t-R 
 
 Rshn-T-L [Pr 2 Pshn-T] 
 
 Pros'iness, Pr 2 -Z-Ns 
 
 Pro'tocol, Pr 2 -T-Kl 
 
 Propor'tionateness, Pr 8 
 
 ?ro-sla'very, Pr*-sZ--Vr 
 
 Pro'tomartyr, Pr 2 T-Mtr 
 
 -P-Rshn-T-Ns [Pr 8 -Pshn- 
 
 'roso'dial, Pr 2 -D-L 
 
 Pro'toplast, Pr 2 -T-Plst 
 
 T-Ns] 
 
 'rosod'ical, Prs'-D-El 
 
 Pro'totype, Prt*-T-P 
 
 Propor'tionless, Pr-P- 
 
 J roso'dian, Prs*-Dn 
 
 Proto'zo, Pr 2 T Z 
 
 Rshn-I.s 
 
 'ros'odist, Prs 1 -Dst 
 
 Protozo'an, Pr 2 Tz-N 
 
 Propos'al, Pra-Pz-L 
 
 Pros'ody, Prs'-D 
 
 Protozo'ic, Pr-T-sK 
 
PRO 
 
 212 
 
 PUG 
 
 Protract', Pri-Tr-Kt, Pr>- 
 
 Provok'ingly, Prv - K 
 
 Pseu'donym, sDS-N-M 
 
 Tr-K-Td. Pri-Tr-Kt-NG 
 
 NGl 
 
 Pseudon'ymous, sD'-N. 
 
 Protract'er, Pr^Tr-Ktr 
 
 Prov'ost, Pr 2 -Vst 
 
 Ms 
 
 Protrac'tion, Pr 1 - Tr - 
 
 Prov'ost-marshal, Pr 2 - 
 
 Pseu'doscope, sD^-sK-P 
 
 Kshn 
 
 V-Mr-SHl 
 
 Pshaw, SH 1 
 
 Protract'ive, Pr-Tr-Kt-V 
 
 Prov'ostship, Pr^VstiSH 
 
 Psitta'ceous, sl^-SHa 
 
 Protraot'or, Pri-Tr-Ktr 
 
 Prow, Pr 1 
 
 Pso'ra, 8.R 2 
 
 Protrude', PrS-Trd, Pr 3 - 
 
 Prow'ess, Pr J -8 
 
 Psy'chic, sK^K 
 
 Tr-Dd, Pr-TrdC) 
 
 Prowl, Pr-L, Pri-Ld, Pri- 
 
 Psy'chical, sKi-Kl 
 
 Protru'sion, Pr 3 -Trzhn 
 
 L-NG 
 
 Psychologic, 8K-X>-J-K 
 
 Protru'sive, Pr3-Trs-V 
 
 Prowl'er, Pri-Z/-E 
 
 Psychological, sK-i'-J- 
 
 Protu'berance, Pr 8 -T 
 
 Prowling, Pri-L-NG 
 
 Kl 
 
 Brns 
 
 Proximate, Pri-K-sMt 
 
 Psychol'ogist, sK-/,' Jst 
 
 Protuberant, Pr 3 T-Brnt 
 
 Proxlmately, Pri-K-sMt 
 
 Psychol'ogy, sK-L'-J 
 
 Protu'berate, PrS-T Brt 
 
 L 
 
 Psy'chomancy, gE-Mn- 
 
 Protu'berated, Pr* T Br 
 
 Proximity, Pr 3 K-sM-T 
 
 8 
 
 Td 
 
 Proximo, Pr^K sM 
 
 Ptar'migan, Tri-M-Gn 
 
 Protubera'tion, Pr* T - 
 
 Proxy, Pr K 8 
 
 Pterodac'tyl, Ti-fi-D-Kt- 
 
 Brshn 
 
 Prox'yship, Pri-K-S!8H 
 
 L 
 
 Proud, Pri-D (Prd'). Pr> 
 
 Prude, Pr3-D 
 
 Ptis'an, TzS-N 
 
 Dr. Pr Dst 
 
 Pru'dence, Pr 3 Dns 
 
 Ptolemaic, T^-i-M-K 
 
 Proudly, Pr^-D-L 
 Prov'able, Pr=-V BI 
 
 Pru'dent, Pr^-Dnt 
 Pruden'tial, Pr 2 D-N-SH1 
 
 Pty'alism, Ti-iz-M 
 Pu'beral, ps-Br-L 
 
 Prove, Prv 3 . Prvd 3 , Prv- 
 
 [Pr 2 -Dn] 
 
 Pu'berty, P-Br T 
 
 NG 
 
 Pruden'tially, Pr*-D-N- 
 
 Pubes'cence, P 2 -Bs-Ns 
 
 Prov'en, Prv 3 -N 
 
 SHl LPr 2 -Dn] 
 
 Pubes'cent, ps-Bs-Nt 
 
 Prov'ender, Prvi-Ndr 
 
 Pru'dently, Pr-Dnt-L 
 
 Public, P 2 -B-L-K [P2-B] 
 
 Pro'ver, PrS-Vr 
 
 Prud'ery, PrS-Dr 
 
 Publican, P 2 -B--Kn 
 
 Prov'erb, Prvi-/Z-B 
 Proverb'ial, Prv^-fl-B-L 
 
 Prudish. Pr-D-SH 
 Prudishly, Pr^-D-SHl 
 
 fP 2 -Bnl 
 Publica'tion, P 2 - B - L - 
 
 Proverb'ialism, Prv 2 -.R- 
 
 Prune, Prn*, Prnd 8 , Prn- 
 
 Kshn [P 2 -Bshn] 
 
 B-Lz-M 
 
 NG 
 
 Publicist, P 2 -B-is-St 
 
 Proverb'ialist, Prv* - R - 
 
 Prunel'la, Pr*-N-L (Pr 2 - 
 
 Publicity, P-B-s-T 
 
 IB-Lst 
 
 Nl) 
 
 Publicly, P 2 -B-/,-Kl [P- 
 
 Proverb'ialize, Prv-- 
 
 Prunello, Pr-N-, (Pr 2 
 
 B-Klj 
 
 B-iz 
 
 Nl) 
 
 Publish, P-B-L-8H, P 2 - 
 
 Proverbially, Prv 2 -.R-B- 
 
 Prun'er, Pr'-N r 
 
 B-L SH-T, P 2 -B-Z,-SH- 
 
 L 
 
 Prunif erous, Pr3-N-F-Hs 
 
 NG [P 2 -B, P 2 -B1T, P- 
 
 Provide', Pri-Vd, Pr^V- 
 
 Prunlng-hook, Prn-NG- 
 
 BC) 
 
 Dd, Pr-Vd-NG 
 
 H-K 
 
 Publisher, P 2 -B-X-8Hr 
 
 Provid'ed, Pr>-V-Dd 
 
 Prun'ing-knife, Prn^-NG 
 
 [P2-B SHr] 
 
 Providence, Prvd'-Ns 
 
 -N-F 
 
 Publishment, P 2 -B-Z- 
 
 Provident, Prvd'-Nt 
 
 Prunlng-shears, Prn- 
 
 SH-Mnt 
 
 Providen'tial, Prvd*-N- 
 
 NG-SH-Ez (or -SHrz) 
 
 Puce, Ps 3 
 
 8H1 
 
 Pru'rience, Prt-Rns 
 
 Pu'ceron, P 3 -sKn 
 
 Providen'tially, Prvd- Pru'riency, Prs-fln-S 
 
 Puck'er, P 2 -Kr, P 2 -Krd, 
 
 N-5//1 Pruriglnous, Pr^-fl-J-Ns 
 
 P 2 -Kr-NG 
 
 Providently, Prvdi-Nt-L Pruri'go, Pr 1 -^ G 
 
 Pud'der, P 2 -Dr 
 
 Provid'er, Pr!-Vdr 
 
 Prus'sian, Prshn^or* 
 
 Pud'ding, PS-D-NG 
 
 Province, Prvi-Ns 
 
 Prus'siate, Prs 2 or 3 -T 
 
 Pud' ding-stone, P 3 -D- 
 
 Provin'cial, PrvS-N-SHl 
 
 Prus'sic, Pr 2 or"-sK 
 
 NGs-Tn 
 
 Provin'cialism, Prv-N- 
 
 Prus'sic-acid, Pr 2 or-sKs- 
 
 Pud'dle, P 2 -D1, P 2 -Dld, 
 
 SHlz-M 
 
 D 
 
 P 2 -D1 NG 
 
 Provinciality, Prvi-N- 
 
 Pry, Pri, Pri-D, Pri-NG 
 
 Pud'dling, P 2 -D1-NG 
 
 SH IT 
 
 Psalm, sMi 
 
 Pud'dly, P 2 Dl 
 
 Provine', Pr^Vn 
 
 Psalmist, sMst 1 
 
 Pu'dency, pa-Dn-8 
 
 Provision, Pr 3 -Vzhn. Pr3 
 
 Psalmodlcal, sii-Md-Kl 
 
 Pudiclty, P 3 -Ds-T 
 
 -Vzhnd Pr-Vzhn-NG 
 
 Psal'modist, sLi-M-Dst 
 
 Pu'erile, P^-Rl 
 
 Provislonal-ly, Pr 8 - 
 
 Psal'mody, sL>-M-D 
 
 Pu'erileness, P 8 -fil-Ns 
 
 Vzhn-i 
 
 Psalmo^'rapher, si'-M 
 
 Puerility, P*-R1-T 
 
 Provislonary, Pr-Vzlm- 
 
 Gr-Fr 
 
 Puer'peral, P 2 R Pr-L 
 
 R 
 
 Psalmog'raphy, 8L ! -M- 
 
 PufiF, PP. Pft2, PfS-NG 
 
 Provi'so, Pr>-V-Z 
 
 Gr-F 
 
 Puff-ball, Pf2-B-L 
 
 Provi'sor, Pr^-V-Zr 
 
 Psal'ter, sUr* 
 
 PufTer, P 2 -Fr 
 
 Provi'sory, Pr l -Vz-R 
 
 Psal'tery, sLU-R 
 
 Puffin, pa-Fn 
 
 Provoca'tion, Prv 2 -Kshn 
 
 Pseu'do, sD6 3 
 
 PufiTiness, P 2 -F-Ns 
 
 Provo'cative, Prv^-Kt-V i Pseu'dograph, sD8-Grf 
 
 PuflTing, Pf 2 -NG 
 
 Provoke', Prv^-K, Prv^- Pseudog'raphy, sDi-Gr- 
 
 Puffy, P-F 
 
 Kt. Prv2-K NG 
 
 F 
 
 Pug, ps-G 
 
 Provok'er, Pr*-V-Kr 
 
 Pseudol'ogy, eD^-L-3 
 
 Pug'-dog, P 2 -G-D-G 
 
PUG 
 
 Pug'-faced, P"-G-Fst 
 
 Pug'ging, pz-G-NG 
 
 Pugh, Po" 
 
 Pu'gil, P'-J-L 
 
 Pu'gilism, ps-j-iz-M 
 
 Pu'gilist, pt-J-Lst 
 
 Pugilistic, PS-J-Ls-T-K 
 
 Pugna'cious, P 2 -G-N-SH 
 
 Pugna'ciously, P-G-N 
 8HB-L 
 
 Pugnacity, Pi-G-Ns-T 
 
 Pug'-nose, PS-G-NZ 
 
 Pufs'ne, P 3 -N 
 
 Puissance or Puis'- 
 sance, Ps s -Ns 
 
 Puissant or Puis'sant 
 Ps s -Nt 
 
 Pulssantly or Puis' 
 
 santly, Ps 3 -Nnt-L 
 Puke, P S -K, P s -Kt, P*-K- 
 
 NG 
 
 Pul'chritude, Pl 2 -Kr-Td 
 Pule, P-L, P 3 -Ld, PS-L 
 
 NG 
 
 Pullngly, ps-L-NGl 
 Pull, P 3 -L, ps-Ld, 
 
 NG 
 
 PulFback, P'-Z-B-K 
 Pull'er, PS-Z.-R 
 Pullet, P 3 -t 
 Pulley, P 3 - 
 Pul'licat, P 3 --K-T 
 Pullulate, pi-L-Lt 
 Pul'monary, Pl*-M-Nr 
 Pulmonlc, PP-Mn-K 
 Pulp, P 2 --P 
 Pulped, P 2 -i-Pt 
 Pul'pit, P 3 -L-Pt 
 Pul'pit-orator, ps-Z-Pt- 
 
 Rtr 
 
 Pulp'ous, P 2 -!,-] 
 Pulp'ousness, P-i-Ps-Ns 
 Pulp'y, P3-L-P 
 Pul'que, P 3 -Z,-1 
 Pul'sate, P 2 -Z,s-T, P*-s- 
 
 Td, P 2 -s-T-NG 
 Pul'satile, P 2 -Ls-T-L 
 Pulsa'tion, P*-Lsshn 
 Pul'sative, P^is-Tv 
 Pul'satory, 
 Pulse, P 2 -Ls 
 Pulseless, ] 
 Pulsiflc, P 3 Ls-F-K 
 Pul'sion, P 2 -ishn 
 Pul'verable, P 2 -i-Vr-Bl 
 Pul'verizable, P*-//-Vrz- 
 
 Bl 
 Pulveriza'tion, P* - L - 
 
 \rzskn 
 Pul'verize, P*-Z-Vrz, P*- 
 
 i-Vrzd, P 2 -L-Vrz-NG 
 Pulver'ulence, P*-i-Vr- 
 
 Lna 
 Pulver'ulent, P-Z-Vr- 
 
 Lnt 
 
 Pumice, P 2 -Ms 
 Pumi'ceous, P s -M-8Hs 
 Pum'mace, P 2 -Ms 
 Pum'mel, P 2 -M1. See 
 
 Pommel, I 
 
 213 PUR 
 
 Pump, P-M-P, P*-Mt P* 
 
 - Pu'pa, P 3 P 
 
 M-P-NG 
 
 Pupe, P 3 P 
 
 Pump'-brake, P*-M-P 
 
 Pu'pil, ps PI 
 
 Br K 
 Pump'-dale, P 2 -M-P-D-I 
 Pump'er, P-M-Pr 
 
 Pu'pillage, P 3 -Pl-J 
 Pu'pillary, P 3 -Pl-fi 
 Pup'pet, P S -P-T 
 
 Pump'-gear, P 2 -M-P-Gr 
 Pump'kin, P 2 -M-Kn 
 
 Pup'pet-show, P 2 -P-T- 
 SH 
 
 Pun, Pn, Pnd 2 , Pn 2 -NG 
 
 Pup'py, P2-P 
 
 Punch, P 2 -N-CH, P 2 -N- 
 
 Pup'pyism, P 2 -P-zM 
 
 CHt. P*-N-CH-NG 
 
 Pur. P2-H. 1'2-Rd. P 2 -ff-NG 
 
 Punch'-bowl, P-N-CH- Puran'a, P'-fl N 
 
 B-L 
 
 Puranlc, P'-/en-K 
 
 Punch'eon, P 2 -N-CHn 
 
 Pur'blind, Pr 2 -Blnd 
 
 Punch'er, P 2 -N-CHr 
 
 Pur'blindness, Pr 2 -Blnd- 
 
 Punch'-essence, P 2 - N 
 
 Ns 
 
 CH-Sns 
 
 Pur'chase, Pr z -CHs, Pr 2 
 
 Punchinello, P 2 -N-CH 
 
 CHst. Pr^-CHs-NG 
 
 Nl 
 
 Pur'chaser, Pr 2 -CH-sR 
 
 Punch'y, P 2 -N-CH 
 
 Pure, P 3 -fl, P 3 -R-R, P 3 - 
 
 Punc'tate, P"-NG-Tt 
 
 Kst. See Poor, etc. 
 
 Punc'tated, P 2 -NG-T-Td 
 
 Purely, P 3 -/ei. See Poor- 
 
 Punc'tiform, P 2 -NG-T 
 
 ly. 
 
 Fr-M 
 
 Pure'ness, P 3 -fi-Ns See 
 
 Punctilio, P 3 -NG-T-i 
 
 Poorness. 
 
 Punctilious, P 3 -NG-T 
 
 Pur'fle, Pr'-Fl 
 
 La 
 
 Pur'flew, Pr 2 -Fl 
 
 Punctiliously, P 3 -NG 
 
 Purga'tion, Pr 2 -Gshn 
 
 T-Ls-L 
 
 Pur'gative, Pr 2 -Gt-V 
 
 Punctiliousness, P'-NG 
 
 Purgato'rial, Pr 2 -G-T-fll 
 
 T-Zs-Ns 
 
 Purgato'rian, Pr 2 - G - T 
 
 Punc'to, P-NG-T 
 
 Rn 
 
 Punct'ual, P 2 -NG-CH-L 
 
 Pur'gatory, Pr 2 -G-T-ff 
 
 Punctuality, P>-NG-CH 
 
 Purge, P*-R-J, P*-R-ja, 
 
 L-'S 
 
 P 2 -K-J-NG 
 
 Punctually, P 2 -NG-CH 
 
 Pur'ger, P*-R-Jr 
 
 L 
 
 Puriflca'tion, P 2 - R - F - 
 
 Punct'uate, P 2 -NG-CHt 
 
 Kshn 
 
 P'-NG-CH-Td, P 2 - NG 
 
 Pu'riflcative, P 3 -fl-F-K- 
 
 CHt-NG 
 
 Tv 
 
 Punctua'tion, P*-NG 
 
 Purificatory, P 3 --F-K- 
 
 CHshn 
 
 T-R 
 
 Punct'uist, P*-NG-CHst 
 
 Pu'rifler, P 3 -7?-F-R 
 
 Punct'ure, P 2 -NGtr, P 2 - 
 
 Pu'rify, P 3 R-F, P 3 -^-Fd, 
 
 NG-CHrd. P 2 -NGtr-NG 
 
 P 3 fl-F-NG 
 
 Pun'dit, Pns-Dt 
 
 Pu'riform, P 3 -K-F-R-M 
 
 Pung, P 2 -NG 
 
 Pu'rim.P 3 -R-M 
 
 Pun'gency, P-N-Jn-S 
 
 Purism, P 3 /J-zM 
 
 Pun'gent, P a -N-Jnt 
 
 Purist, P 3 Kst 
 
 Pun'gently, P 2 -N-Jnt-L 
 
 Pu'ritan, P 3 -R-Tn 
 
 Pu'nfc, P 3 -N-K 
 
 Puritanic, P'-TJ-T-N-K 
 
 Pu'niness, P 3 -N-Ns 
 
 Puritanlcal-ly, P'-K-T- 
 
 Punish, Pn 2 -SH, Pn 2 -SHt, 
 
 N-K1 
 
 Pn*-SH-NG 
 
 Pu'ritanism, P 3 --T-Nz- 
 
 Punishable, Pn 2 SH-B1 
 
 M [-T-zM] 
 
 J unlsher, Pn*-SH-R 
 
 Pu'ritanize, P 3 -B-T-Nz, 
 
 Punishment, Pn 2 - 8H - 
 
 P8-fi-T-Nzd, P 3 -fl-T-Nz- 
 
 Mnt 
 
 NG 
 
 'u'nitive, P'-N-Tv 
 
 Purl, P2-.R1, P 2 -Kld, P*-R1- 
 
 Pu'nitory, P 3 -N-T- 
 
 NG 
 
 Punk, P 2 -NG-K 
 
 Purlieu, P 2 -fil 
 
 'un'ka, P 2 -NG-K 
 
 Purlin, P 2 -Kln 
 
 Pun'ner, P-Nr 
 
 Purline, P 2 -Kln 
 
 'un'ning, Pn-NG 
 
 Purling, P 2 -1-NG 
 
 Pun'ster, Pnstr* 
 
 Purloin', Pr'-Z,n, Pr'-Znd, 
 
 Punt, Pnt* 
 
 Pri-Ln-NG 
 
 Pu'ny, P 3 -N, P-N-R, P 3 - 
 
 'urloin'er, Pr'-i-Nr 
 
 Nst 
 
 Pur'ple, Pr 2 -Pl, P^Pld, 
 
 Pup, P 2 P, P*-P-T, P P- 
 
 Pr 2 Pl-NG 
 
 NG 
 
 Pur'plish, Pr 2 -Pl-SH 
 
PUR 
 
 Pur'port, Pr*-Prt, Pr*-Pr- 
 
 Td. P* Prt(-) 
 Purpose, P*-B-Ps, P*-fl- 
 
 Pst, P* .R-Ps-NG 
 Par'poseless, P s R-P-sLs 
 Pur'posely, P*-R-P-sL 
 Pur'pure, P*-R-Pr 
 "Purr, P-R 
 Purse, ps-Rs, P*-Rst, P* 
 
 tfsNG 
 
 Purse'-net, P'-Ks-Nt 
 Purse'-pride, P J -Rs-Prd 
 Purse'-proud, P 2 -Rs-Prd 
 Purs'er, P* Rs-R 
 Purslness, P*-.R-S-Ns 
 Purs'lain, P*-Rs-Zn 
 Purs'lane, P 2 -Rs-Zn 
 Pursu'able, P 3 -R S-B1 
 Pursu'ance, P'-Rs-Ns 
 Pursu'ant, P'-Rs-Nt 
 Pursue', P 3 JZ 8, P'-s-D 
 
 P 3 -fl-S-NG 
 Pursu'er, P 3 /J-S-R 
 Pursuit', P 3 -#s-T 
 Pur'suivant, Pr^sW-Vnt 
 Purs'y, P' R-S 
 Pur'tenance, P* tft-Nns 
 Pu'rulence, P 3 -/Jlns 
 Pu'rulency, P 3 -Kln-S 
 Pu'rulent, P 3 -fflnt 
 Purvey', pt-R-\, P-fl-Vd 
 
 P S -.R-V-NG 
 
 Purveyance, ps-B-Vns 
 Purvey'or, P2-.R-V-R 
 Pur'view, P 3 -R-V 
 Pus, Ps* 
 
 Pu'syism, P 3 -Sz-M 
 Pu'seyite, P 3 -S-T 
 Push, P 3 -SH, pS-SHt, P 3 
 
 8H-N& 
 
 Push'er, P 3 -SHr 
 Push'pin, P 3 -8H-Pn 
 
 Pusillanim'ty, P 3 sLn 
 M-T 
 
 Pusillan'imous, pi 
 Ms 
 
 Pusillan'imously, pi - 
 sin-Ms-i 
 
 Puss, Ps 
 
 Pus'siness, P*-S-Ns 
 
 Puss'y, P 3 S 
 
 Pus'sy, P2-8 
 
 Pust'ulate, Ps-T-Zt 
 
 Pust'ule, Ps-T-L 
 
 Pust'ulous, Ps-T-s 
 
 Put, Pf. Ptc) 3 
 
 Put (put). Pt* 
 
 Pu'tative, Pt 3 -Tv 
 
 Pu'tid, P 3 -Td 
 
 Putlog, Pt 3 --G 
 
 Put'-oflf, Pt-F 
 
 Putred'inous, P*-Tr-D- 
 Ns 
 
 Putrefac'tion, P> - Trf - 
 Kshn 
 
 Putrefao'tive, P-Trf-Kt- 
 V 
 
 Pu'trefy, P 3 -Tr-F, P 3 -Trf- 
 D. P 3 -Trf-NG 
 
 Putres'cence, P*-Trs-Ns 
 
 214 
 
 Putres'cent, P a -Trs-Nt 
 Putres'cible, P'-Trs-Bl 
 Pu'trid, P 3 -Trd 
 Putrid'ity, P 3 -Tr-D-T 
 Pu'tridness, P 3 -Trd-Ns 
 Put'ter, Ptr, Ptrd, Ptr- 
 
 NG 
 
 Put'tock, ps-T-K 
 Put'ty, P-T, P-Td, P-T- 
 
 NG 
 Puz'zle, pz-Zl, P*-Zld, PS- 
 
 Zl-NG 
 
 Puz'zler, P*-Z1-R 
 Pyse'mia, P 3 -M 
 Pye, P' 
 
 Py'garg, P'-Gr-G 
 Pygme'an, P 3 -G-Mn 
 Pyg'my, P 3 -G-M 
 Pylor'ic, P'-L R-K 
 Pylo'rus, P*-L-Rs 
 Pyr'amid, P 3 R-Md (Pi 3 - 
 
 Mdj 
 Pyram'idal, P'-R-Md-Z 
 
 (Pr 1 Md-i) 
 Pyramid'ic, P 3 -R-Md-K 
 
 (Pr-Md-K) 
 Pyramid'ical, P 3 -R-Md 
 
 Kl (Pr-Md-Kl; 
 Pyre, P' R 
 
 Pyretol'ogy, P'-Kt-Z-J 
 Pyr'iform, P 3 -fi-F-R-M 
 Pyri'tes, P'-K-Tz 
 Pyrit'ic, P 3 -Bt-K 
 Pyrit'ical, P 3 -jRt-Kl 
 Pyr'itous, P 3 -R-1s 
 Pyrolig'neous, P'-fi-Z 
 
 G-Ns 
 Pyrolig'nic, P 3 -fi-Z-G-N- 
 
 K 
 
 Pyrol'ogist, P'-Bl-Jst 
 Pyrol'ogy, P'-tfl-J 
 Pyr'omancy, P 3 -R-Mn-S 
 Pyroman'tic, P'-R-Mnt- 
 
 K 
 
 Pyrom'eter, P'-R-Mtr 
 Pyroph orus, pi-JJ-F- 
 Pyr'oscope, P*-fis-K-P 
 Pyrotech'nic, P s -fi-T-K- 
 
 N-K 
 Pyrotech'nical, P-fi-T- 
 
 K-N-K1 
 Pyrotech'nics, P-jB-T- 
 
 K-N-Ks 
 Pyrotech'nist, P*-R-T- 
 
 K-Nst 
 Py'rotechny, P 8 -.R-T-K- 
 
 N 
 
 Pyr'oxene, P 3 --Ks-N 
 Pyr'rhic, P 3 -R-K 
 Pyr'rhonism, P 3 -R-Nz-M 
 Pyr'rhonist, P 3 -fi-Nst 
 
 QUA 
 
 Q. 
 
 Pythago'rean, P - TH - 
 
 Gr-N 
 Pythag'orism, P-TH-Gr- 
 
 zM 
 
 Pyth'ian, P 3 -THn 
 Pyth'oness, P 3 -TH-Ns 
 Python'ic, P-THn-K 
 Pyx, P 3 -Ks 
 Pyx'is, pa-Kss 
 
 Q, the seventeenth letter 
 of the Alphabet, like c, is a 
 superfluous letter, as it has 
 no sound of its own, but is 
 sounded invariably like 
 Kay. It is always followed 
 by M, aud the two letters, 
 except in a few words in 
 which the u is silent, have 
 the sound of kw, as heard 
 in queen, quai\, ^wick. etc. 
 
 The phonograph Kway 
 (Kay with w-hook) is the 
 proper sign for qu. 
 Quab, Kw-B 1 
 Quack, Kw'-K, Kw-K-T 1 , 
 
 Kwi-K-NG 
 
 Quack'ery, Kw'-Kr 
 Quacklsh, Kw-K-SH' 
 Quad, Kw-D 1 (Kwd 1 ) 
 Quadragesima, Kw-Dr*- 
 
 J-sM 
 Quadragesimal, Kw - 
 
 Dr2-J-sM-Z 
 Quad'rangle, Kw - Dr 1 - 
 
 NG-G1 
 Quadran'gular, Kw-Dr 1 - 
 
 NG-G1-R 
 
 uad'rant, Kw-DrnU 
 uadrant'al, Kw-Drnt'-L 
 uad'rat, Kw-Drt 1 
 Quad'rate, Kw-Drti, Kw- 
 
 Dr'-Td, Kw-Drt(-) 1 
 Quadratic, Kw-Drti-K 
 Quadrature, Kw-Drtr* 
 Quadren'nial-ly, Kw- 
 
 Quadrien'nial, Kw-Dr 1 - 
 
 N-L 
 Quadrilat'eral, Kw-Dr 1 - 
 
 Ztr-L 
 Quadrille', Kw-Dr 3 -!, or 
 
 K-Dr 3 -L 
 
 8,aadrilllon, Kw-DrS-Zn 
 Quadrino'mial, Kw-Dr- 
 
 N-M1 
 Quadrip'artite, Kw-Dr 3 - 
 
 Pr-Tt 
 Quad'rireme, Kw-Dr'-R- 
 
 M 
 Quadrisyllable, Kw-Dr 3 
 
 -sZ-Bl 
 iuad'rivalve, Kw-Dr 1 - 
 
 Vl-V 
 
 Quadroon', Kw-Drn 3 
 Quad'rumane, Kw-Dr>- 
 
 Mn 
 Quadru'manous, Kw- 
 
 Quad'ruped, Kw-Dr'-Pd 
 Quad'ruple, Kw - Dri - PI, 
 
 Kw-Dri-Pld, Kw-Dr>-Pl- 
 
 NG 
 
QUA 215 
 
 Siuadru'plicate, Kw-Dr* 
 
 Quarter, Kw-fltr 1 , Kw 
 
 Pl-Kt, Kw-Dr-Pl-K-Td 
 
 .Rtrd 1 Kw-^Ztr'-NC 
 
 Kw-Dr-Pl-Kt-NG 
 
 [Kwtr'i, Kwtrd 1 , Kwtr'- 
 
 Quadruplica'tion, Kw 
 
 NG] 
 
 Dr 2 -Pl-Kshn 
 luse're, Kw-B. See Query 
 
 Quarterage, Kw-Rtr l -J 
 [Kwtr-J 1 ] 
 
 etc. 
 
 Quarter-day, Kw - .Rtr 1 - 
 
 &uaff, Kwf 1 , Kwft 1 , Kwf - 
 
 D [Kwtri-D] 
 
 NG 
 QuafFer, Kw-Fr> 
 
 Quarter-deck, Kw-fitr 1 - 
 D-K [Kwtr'-D-K] 
 
 Quag, Kw>-G 
 
 Quarter-foil, Kw-Btr 1 - 
 
 Quag'ga, Kw*-G 
 
 F-L [Kwtr^F-L] 
 
 Quag'gy, Kw'-G 
 
 Quartering, Kw-Btr^NG 
 
 tuag'mire, Kw'-G- Mr 
 
 [Kwtr^NG] 
 
 ua'haug, Kwi-H-G 
 
 Quarterly, Kw - fitr 1 - L 
 
 uail, Kw-L 2 , Kw-Ld*, 
 
 [Kwtr-i 1 ] 
 
 Kw-L 2 -NG 
 
 Quarter-master, Kw - 
 
 Quaint, Kwnt* 
 
 .Rti^-Mstr [Kwt^-Mstr 
 
 Quaintly, Kwnt-i* 
 Quaint'ness, Kwnt 2 -Ns 
 
 Quarter - master - gen - 
 eral, Kw-tftri-Mstr-Ju 
 
 Quake, Kw 2 -K, Kw-K-T 2 , 
 
 [Kwtri-Ms-Jn] 
 
 Kw2-K-NG 
 
 Quar'tern, Kw-^-Trn 
 
 Quak'er, Kw^-Kr 
 
 Quar'ter-round, Kw - 
 
 Quak'er-gun, Kw 2 -Kr- 
 
 Rtr l -Rnd. 
 
 Gn 
 
 Quarters, Kw - .Rtrz 1 
 
 Quak'erish, Kw-Kr-SH* 
 Quak'erism, Kw 2 -Kr-zM 
 Qual'iflable, Kw-Z-i-F-Bl 
 [Kw-Fi-Bl] 
 
 [Kwtrzi] 
 Quarter-sessions, Kw- 
 fitrs-SHnz 1 rKwtrssftnz 1 ] 
 Quarter-staff, Kw-fitrs 1 - 
 
 Qualifica'tion, Kw-*-F- 
 
 Tf [Kwtrs^Tf] 
 
 Kshn [Kw-F 2 -Kshn] 
 
 fuartette', Kw-K2-Tt 
 
 Qualified, Kw-,i-Fd 
 
 uartile, Kw-jKti-L 
 
 [Kw-Fd 1 ] 
 
 uarto, Rvr-Ri-T 
 
 Qual'iner, Kw-L-F-B 
 [Kw-F'-B] 
 
 Quartz, Kw-fitz 1 
 Quartzif erous, Kw-Stz 8 - 
 
 Qualify, Kw-Li-F, Kw- 
 
 F Ra 
 
 L I -FA, KW-Z,-F.NG tKw. 
 
 Quartzose', Kw-Bt^-sS 
 
 F 1 , Kw-Fd 1 , Kw-F-NGJ 
 
 Quartz'ous, Kw-fiti-sS 
 
 Qualitative, Kw-i'-T-Tv 
 
 Quartz'y, Kw-Bti-S 
 
 [Kw-T^Tv] 
 
 Quash, Kw-SH 1 , Kw-SHt 1 , 
 
 Quality, Kw-Z-T [Kw- 
 
 Kw-SHi-NG 
 
 T^l 
 
 3,ua'si, Kw-S^r 1 
 
 Qualm, Kw'-M 
 
 Quass, K\vsi 
 
 Qualm'ish, Kw-M-SH 1 
 Qualm'ishly, Kw-M-&Hl' 
 
 Quassa'tion, KwssAn z 
 ^.uas'sia, Kw-SH 1 
 
 Quan'dary, Kwnd-K 1 
 Quantitative, Kwnt-T 1 - 
 
 Qua'ter-cousin, Ktr 2 -Kz- 
 
 N 
 
 Tv 
 
 Quaternary, Kw-T^-Nr 
 
 Quan'titive, Kwnt-Tv 1 
 Quan'titively, Kwnt-T 1 - 
 
 Quaternion, Kw-Tr-Nn 
 iua'teron, Kwtr'-N 
 
 VI 
 
 4uat'rain, Kwt-fin 1 
 
 Quan'tity, Kwnt-T 1 
 
 Qua'ver, Kwv-B 2 , Kwv- 
 
 Quan'tum, Kwnt^M 
 
 Rd%, Kwv-J^ 2 -NG 
 
 Quar'antine, Kw-Bnt-N 
 
 Quay (ke), K 8 
 
 Quarantined, Kw-fint 1 - 
 
 Stuay'age (ku-), K-J' 
 
 Nd 
 
 Jueach'y, Kw-CH 
 
 Quarrel, Kw-Bl 1 , Kw- 
 
 Juean, Kwn 8 
 
 fild 1 , Kw-KP-NG 
 
 iuea'siness, Kw-ZS-Ns 
 
 Quar'reler, Kw-RV-R 
 
 Juea'sy, Kw-Z 
 
 Quarrelsome, Kw-Bl 1 - 
 
 j,ueen, Kwn 8 
 
 sM 
 
 Queen'-consort, Kwn' 
 
 Quar'relsomely, Kw-Kl 1 - 
 sM-Z, 
 
 isRt 
 Queen'-dowager, Kwn 8 - 
 
 Quarrelsomeness, Kw- 
 
 D-Jr 
 
 
 Queen'-mother, Kwn- 
 
 Quar'ry, Kw-fi 1 , Kw-Kd 1 , 
 
 Mdhr 
 
 
 Queen'-regent, Kwn 8 -B- 
 
 uar'rying, Kw-^-NG 
 
 Jnt 
 
 uart, Kw-fit 1 
 uar'tan, Kw-B^Tn 
 
 Queen'-regnant, Kwn- 
 
 QUI 
 
 Queen's'-bench. Kw'-Xz 
 
 -li-N-CII 
 Queen's'-metal. Kwnz- 
 
 Mt-i 
 
 Queen'-post, Kwn'-Pst 
 Queen'like, Kwn-L^-iv 
 Queenly, Kw 3 -M 
 Queer, K\v-R3, Kw-KrS, 
 
 Queer'ish, 
 Queerly, Kw-721* 
 Queerness, KW-/JS-XB 
 Quell, Kw-L 2 , Kw-Ld r , 
 
 Kw-L 2 -NG 
 Quell'er, K\v-r 2 
 Quelque'-chose, Kl - K 
 
 SHz 2 
 Quench, Kw-N-CH 2 . KW- 
 
 N-CHts, Kw-N-CH z -XG 
 Quench'able, Kw-N-CH 2 - 
 
 Bl 
 
 Quench'er, Kw-N-CHr 
 Quenchless, Kw-N-CH 2 - 
 
 La 
 
 Quer'citron, Kw-R J -sTrn 
 Quer'cua, Kw-li^-Ks 
 Querimo'nious, Kw-B- 
 
 M-Nfl 
 Querimo'niously, Kw- 
 
 R2-M-Ns-L 
 Querimo'niousness, 
 
 Kw-R 2 -M-Ns-Ns 
 Que'rist, Kw-flst 3 
 Querl, Kw-fil 2 
 
 queried, Kw-Rld 2 
 
 Querpo, Kw-^ 
 "!,uer'ulous. K 
 
 iuer'ulously, 
 
 L 
 Quer'ulousness, Kw-R 2 - 
 
 Ls-Ns 
 Que'ry, Kw-7J 3 , Kw-yed', 
 
 Kw-.R 3 -NG 
 Juest, Kwst 2 
 Ques'tion, Kws - CHn 2 , 
 
 Kws-CHnd2, Kws-CHn 2 - 
 
 NG [Kw2, Kw2;D.KwC) 2 ] 
 Ques'tionable-y, Kwa - 
 
 CH 2 -N-B1 [Kw-B12j 
 iues'tioner, Kws-CH 2 -Nr 
 
 [Kw2;R] 
 Ques'tionist, Kws-CH2. 
 
 Nst 
 Ques'tionless, Kws-CH- 
 
 Nls 
 
 tues'tor, Kwstr' 
 
 iues'torship, Kwstr 2 : SH 
 
 iueue, K 3 
 
 |,uib, Kw-B 
 
 ^uib'ble, Kw - Bl s , Kw - 
 
 Bid 3 , Kw-Bl 3 -NG 
 Quib'bler, Kw-Bl 3 -B 
 Quick, Kw 8 -K, Kw'-Kr, 
 
 Kw-Kst 
 Quick'en, Kw'-Kn, Kw 
 
 K-Nd, Kw 3 -Kn-NG 
 Juick'ener, Kw 3 -K-Nr 
 "iuick'-lime, Kw^-K-i-M 
 
 iuiokly, Kw 8 -Kl 
 
QUI 216 
 
 Q,uick'-match, Kw 3 -K- 1 Quin'tal, Kw-Nt-L* 
 
 M-CH Quint'an, Kwnts-N 
 
 uick'ness, Kw 3 -K-Ns i Quintes'sence, Kwnt - 
 
 uick'sand', Kw 3 -Ks-Nd 
 
 8ns* 
 
 Quick'-scented, Kw 3 -Ks- 
 
 Quintessen'tial, Kwnt - 
 
 N-Td 
 
 82-N-SH1 
 
 Quick'set, Kw-Ks-T 3 
 
 Quintette', Kwn-Tt 
 
 Quick'-sighted, Kw 3 -Ks- 
 
 Quintet'to, Kwn-T*-T 
 
 Td 
 
 Quint'ile, Kw-Nt-L 
 
 Quick'-sightedness, 
 
 Quintill'ion, Kwn-T*-in 
 
 Kw-Ks-Td-Ns 
 
 Quin'tuple, Kwn-T3-Pl, 
 
 Quick'silver, Kw-K-sZ 3 - 
 
 Kwn-T'-Pld, Kwn-T 3 -Pl- 
 
 Vr 
 
 NG 
 
 uick'step, Kw-Ks-T*-P 
 
 Quip, Kw-P 3 , Kw-Pt 3 , Kw- 
 
 uick'- wilted, Kw 3 - K - 
 
 P 3 -NG 
 
 wTd 
 
 Quire, Kw-B> 
 
 Quid, Kw-D* 
 
 Quir'ister, Kw-Bstr 1 
 
 Quid'dity, Kw-IP-T 
 
 Quirk, Kw-B*-K 
 
 Quid'dle, Kw-Dl, Kw- 
 Dld 3 . Kw-Dl 3 -NG 
 
 Quirked, Kw-B 2 -Kt 
 Quirk'ish, Kw B-K-8H 
 
 guid'dler, Kw-D13-B 
 
 Quish, Kw-SH 3 
 
 uid'nunc, Kwd-N-NG- 
 
 Quit, Kwt 3 , Kw-Td 3 , 
 
 K 
 
 Kwt 3 -NG 
 
 Quiesce', Kw-S*, Kw-St, 
 
 Quitch. Kw-CH 3 
 
 Kw-S*-NG 
 
 Quitch'-grass, Kw-CH 3 - 
 
 Quies'cence, Kw-Sns* 
 
 Grs 
 
 Quies'cency, Kw-Sn*-S 
 
 Quit'claim, Kwt 3 -Kl-M, 
 
 Quies'cent, Kw-Snt* 
 
 Kwt 3 -Kl-Md, Kwt^Kl-M- 
 
 Qui'et, (o.) Kw-T 1 , Kw- 
 
 NG 
 
 Tr 1 , Kw-Tsti 
 
 Quite, Kwti 
 
 Qui'et, (V.) Kw-T 1 , Kw- 
 
 Quit'rent, Kwt-fint 3 
 
 Td>, Kw-Ti-NG 
 
 Quits, Kwts 3 
 
 Qui'eter, Kw-Tr 1 
 
 uit'tance, Kw-Tns* 
 
 Qui'etism, Kw-Ti-zM 
 
 uit'ted, Kw-Td 3 
 
 ui'etist, Kw-Tsti 
 
 uit'ter, Kwtr 3 
 
 uietist'ic, Kw-Ts 3 -T-K 
 
 Qui'ver, Kwv-B 3 , Kwv- 
 
 ui'etly, Kw-T 1 -/; 
 
 Rd 3 . Kwv-7J 3 -NG 
 
 Qui'etness, Kw-T^Ns 
 
 Quiv'ered, Kwv-Bd* 
 
 Qui'etude, Kw-Td 
 
 Qui vive', K-V 3 -V 
 
 Quie'tus, Kw-Ts 3 
 
 Quixot'ic, Kw-Ks-T-K 
 
 Quill, Kw-L 3 , Kw-Ld 3 , 
 
 Quix'otism, Kw-Ks-T 3 - 
 
 Quill'ing, Kw-L 3 -NG 
 
 Quix'otry, Kw-K-sT 3 -S 
 
 Quilt, Kw-Lt, Kw-Z 3 -Td, 
 
 Quiz, Kwz 3 , Kwzd 3 , Kwz 3 - 
 
 Kw-Zt 3 -NG 
 
 NG 
 
 guilt'er, Kw-itr 
 
 Quiz'zer, Kw-Zr 3 
 
 uilt'ing, Kw-/,ts-NG 
 
 Quiz'zical, Kwz 3 -Kl 
 
 Quince, Kwns 3 
 
 Quiz'zing-glass, Kwz 3 - 
 
 Quincun'cial, Kwn-K-N- 
 
 NG-Gls 
 
 8H1* 
 
 Quod'dy, Kw-D 1 
 
 Quin'cunx, Kwn 3 -K-NG- 
 
 Quod'libet, Kw-D-Z-Bt 
 
 Ks 
 
 Quoif, Kwfi 
 
 Quin'ina, Kw-N-N 
 
 Quoiffure', Kw-F 3 -B 
 
 Qui'nine, Kw!-Nn 
 
 uoin, Kwn 1 or Kn 1 
 
 Quinine', Kwi-Nn 
 
 uoit, Kwt 1 
 
 Quinquages'ima, Kw-N- 
 
 uon'dam, Kwnd'-M 
 
 Kw-J 2 -sM 
 
 uo'rum, Kw-B^M 
 
 Quinquan'gular, Kw-N- 
 Kw-NG-Gl-Bi 
 
 uo'ta, Kw-T* 
 uot'able, Kwt-Bl* 
 
 Quinquen'nial, Kw=-N- 
 
 Quota'tion, Kw-Tshn J 
 
 Kw-M 
 
 Quote, Kwt*, Kw-Td a , 
 
 Quinquep'artite, Kw-N- 
 
 Kwts-NG 
 
 Kw-Pr*-Tt 
 
 Quote 'less, Kwt-s* 
 
 Quin'quevalve, Kw-N- 
 
 Quot'er, Kwtr* 
 
 Kw-Vl 3 -V 
 
 Quoth, Kw-TH 
 
 Quinquevalv'ular, Kw- 
 
 Quoth'a, Kw-TH* 
 
 N-Kw-Vl-V-i-B 
 
 auot id'ian, Kw-T 3 -Dn 
 
 Quin'sy, Kwn-Z' 
 
 uo'tient, Kw - SHnt* 
 
 Quint, Kwnt 
 
 (Kwshnt'J 
 
 auint'ain, Kwnt-N 
 
 Quo'tum, Kw-T*-M 
 
 EAC 
 
 B, the eighteenth letter of 
 the Alphabet, has the sound 
 of initial-r as heard in rap, 
 rob. row, and of final-r as 
 heard in far, care, more, 
 burr. Initial-r differs from 
 final-r chiefly in being 
 made with a complete con- 
 tact of the tongue and the 
 palate, while in sounding 
 the latter there is simply a 
 lifting of the tongue to- 
 wards the palate, without 
 touching it. 
 
 Students beginning Pho- 
 nography are apt to omit 
 the r from such words as 
 par, far, farm, etc. In all 
 such words the sign for r 
 should be inserted. 
 
 R is the only letter of the 
 Alphabet for which Pho- 
 nography provides two 
 stems, viz., Bee and Er. 
 Bee is generally used for 
 initial-r and Er for final-r. 
 There are some exceptions 
 to this rule: Before M and 
 H, without initial hooks or 
 circles, Er is used initially, 
 as in roam, rehash etc.; 
 and, occasionally, when a 
 better outline is secured 
 thereby, Bee is used final- 
 ly, as in R\3-R, Biver. 
 
 Rh, at the beginning of 
 words, has the sound of 
 simple r, as in rhetoric, 
 
 yme, etc. 
 
 Rr, after short vowels, 
 generally has the sound of 
 single r, as heard in carry, 
 merry, mirror, etc. 
 Bab'bet, fl-Bt, 
 
 Kab'bi, fl-B 
 Rab'bin. fii-Bn 
 Babbin'ic, fi3-B-X-K 
 Rabbin'ical, .R 3 -B-N-K1 
 Rab'binism, .R'-Bn-Z-M 
 Rab'binist, .Ri-Bn-St 
 Rab'bit, fl'-Bt 
 Rabble, -R'-Bl, .RLBl 
 
 K'-Bl-NG 
 
 Rabdol'ogy, #i-Bd-.t-J 
 Rab'domancy, .Ri-Bd 
 
 Mn-8 
 
 Rab'id, K'-Bd 
 Rab'idness, TJ'-Bd-Ns 
 Rab'inet, fl'-B N-T 
 Ra'ca, tf=-K 
 Raccoon', R*"Kn 
 Bace, ss, Bsta, 
 
RAC 
 
 Race'-course, B*-sKrs 
 Racu'-ginger, Rs*- J-N-Jr 
 Race'-Eorse, JB--sHrs 
 Racema'tion, 
 Raceme', jR'-sM 
 Racemif'erous, 223-S-M- 
 
 Frs 
 
 Rac'emose, fi>-sMs 
 Rac'emous, jRi-sMs 
 Ra'cer, 
 Rachit'ic, 
 Rachi'tis, 
 Ra'ciness, 
 Rack, fii-K, fii-Kt, 
 
 KQ 
 
 Rack'er, .Ri-Kr 
 Rack'et, fii-Kt, fii 
 
 217 
 
 [Ragout', R 3 -Q 
 Rag'-picker, JJi-G-P- 
 
 Rack'ety, fi>-K-T 
 Racking, fii-K-NG 
 Rack'-rent, fli-K-Knt 
 Rack'-renter, fi'-K-fintr 
 Ra'cy, fis-s, fl 2 -S-B, fi 2 - 
 
 Sst 
 Bad'dle, fii-m, fii-Dld, 
 
 Ra'dial, 
 Ra'diance, fi-r>ns 
 Ra'diancy, R- Dn-S 
 Ra'diant, fl'^-Dnt 
 Ra'diantly, 2 -Dnt-L 
 Radia'ta, 
 Ra'diate, 
 
 Radia'tion, 
 Ra'diator, R*-I>tr 
 Radlcal-ly, fii - D - Kl 
 
 (d-Kl) 
 Radicalism, TZ'-D-Kl-zM 
 
 (JZdi-Kl-zM) 
 Rad'icalYiess, JZ-D-Kl-Ns 
 
 Rad'icant, .Ri-D-Knt 
 Rad'icate, B^D-Kt, 
 
 D-K-Td, JP-D-Kt-NG 
 Radica'tion, ^. 
 Rad'icel, fii-Ds-L 
 Rad'icle, B-D-K1 
 Ra'dii, fis-Dli 
 Rad'ish, Jf2i-D-8H 
 Ra'dius, fi^-Ds 
 Ra'dius-vector, 
 
 V-Ktr 
 
 Ra'dix, K^-D-Ks 
 Raflf, fif> 
 Raffle, RV-L, 
 
 RafTler, JSP-i-R 
 Raft, Bft>. '-F-Td, K 
 Raft'er, Rftr 1 
 Rafta'man, fifts^Mn 
 Rag, fli-G 
 Rag'amuflln, 
 Rage, R*- 
 
 NG 
 
 Rag'ged, B^-Gd 
 Rag'gedness, B'-Gd-Ns 
 Rag'ing, J23-J-NG 
 Rag'lan, fli-Gln 
 Rag'man, iJi-G-Mn 
 
 10 
 
 Rags, R l -Qz 
 Rag'stone, JZ'-Gs-Tn 
 Rag'-wheel, R l -G-Vfl 
 Rag'-work, fi'-G-Wr-K 
 Raid, R" D 
 Rail, Bis, Bids, B12-NG 
 Rail'er, Bis-TJ 
 Railing, Bl a -NG 
 Rail'lery, Bl 2 - 
 Rail'road, R\*-R-I> 
 Rail'way, 1>-W 
 Rai'ment, R2-Mnt 
 Rain, Bua, Bnd 2 . Bn-NG 
 Rain'bow, Rn^-B 
 Rain'deer, Ru^-D-R 
 Rain'-gauge, Rn^-G-J 
 Raininess, B 2 -N-Ns 
 Rain'-water, Bn z -Wtr 
 Rain'y, fi2-N 
 Raise, Bz 2 . fizd^, Bz*-NG 
 Rais'er, R^-Zi 
 Rai'sin, z=-N 
 Raising, Bz 2 -NG 
 Raisonne', Bz 2 -N 
 Rait, fit 2 
 Rait'ed, B 2 -Td 
 Rajpoot', 3 -J-Pt 
 Rake, 2-K, jR^-Kt, B-K- 
 
 NG 
 
 Rak'er, fi-Kr 
 Raking, TP-K-NG 
 Rakish; .R2-K-SH 
 Raklshly, R2-K-5m 
 Raklshness, B 2 -K-SH-Ns 
 Rally, R^-L, i-id, -/<- 
 
 NG 
 Ram, B-M, K'-Md, E-M- 
 
 NG 
 
 Ram'adan, E>-M-Dn 
 Ramlsle, B>-M-B1, B-M- 
 
 Bld, B'-M-Bl-NG 
 Ram'bler, R-M-B1-B 
 Ramiflca'tion, B a -M-F- 
 
 Kshn 
 Ramify, B-M-F, Bi-M- 
 
 Fd, Bi-M-F-NG 
 Ram'mer, BJ-Mr 
 Ram'mish, Ri-M-SH 
 Ramose', B-Ms 
 Ra'mous, i:--M* 
 Ramp, B'-M-P, Bi-Mt, 
 
 B'-M-P-NG 
 Ramp'age, B'-M-P-J 
 Ramp'ancy, B-M-Pn-S 
 Ramp'ant, B'-M-Pnt 
 Ram'part, B^M-Prt. B 1 - 
 
 M-Pr-Td, Bi-M-PrtC) 
 Ram'rod, B l -M-fl-D 
 Ram'shakle, 
 Ran, n 
 Rances'cent, B-Nss-Nt 
 Ranch, '-N-CH 
 Ranche'ro, fi*-N-CH- 
 Ranch'o, B'-N-CH 
 Ran'cid, Ri-Ns-D 
 Rancidity, fis-Ns-D-T 
 Ran'oidness, i-Ns-D- 
 
 Ks 
 
 RAS 
 
 Ran'cor, fl>-NG-Kr 
 Ran'corous, ye 
 Ran'corously, w - NG 
 
 Kr-si 
 
 Rand, Bnd' 
 Ran'dom, /endJ-M 
 Rane, Rrt- 
 Rane'deer, Bu 2 -D-B 
 Rang, /ji-XG 
 Range, /e 2 -N-J, ^s-N-Jd, 
 
 7J2-N-J-NG 
 Ran'ger, fii-N-Jr 
 Rank, (v.) ^'-NG-K, i- 
 
 NGt, fi-NG-K-NG 
 Rank, (a.) B-NG-K, J2- 
 
 NG-Kr, ^i-NG-Kst 
 Rank'er, TJ'-NG Kr 
 Rank'le, JJi-NG-Kl, B- 
 
 NG-Kld, fii-XG-Kl-NG 
 Rankling, /e'-NG-Kl-NG 
 Rank'ly, ye'-NG Kl 
 Rank'ness, fii-NG-K-Ns 
 Ran'sack, /e'-Ns-K, i- 
 
 Ns-Kt. B-Ns-K-NG 
 Ran'som, /fns'-M, Kns 1 - 
 
 Md, .Kns'-M-NG 
 Ran'somer, Aus'-M-B 
 Ran'somless, .Rns'-JI-is 
 Rant, Rat 1 , /i-N-T(i, 
 
 fint'-NG 
 Rant'er, Rntr 1 
 Rantlpole, Bnt'-p-L 
 Ranun'culus, fi2-N-N-Kls 
 Rap, fli-P, fii-Pt, fl^P-NG 
 Rapa'cious. R*-P-SHa 
 Rapa'ciously, ^ 2 -P-SHs- 
 
 L 
 Rapa'ciousness, R* - P - 
 
 SHs-Ns 
 
 Rapacity, Bi-Ps-T 
 Rape, ^.p, fia.pt, fiz.p. 
 
 NG 
 
 Rapid, K-Pd 
 Rapidity, 3-Pd-T 
 Rapidly, Ri-PA-L 
 Rapldness, JS'-Pd-Ns 
 Ra'pier, B-'-P-B 
 Rap'ins, B'-Pn 
 Rapparee', W-P-R 
 Rappee', B 3 -P 
 Rap'per, R l -Pr 
 Rapport', fl' P-B 
 Rapscallion, jRi- 
 Rapto'rial, R*-P-T-Rl 
 Rapt'ure, B 1 Ptr 
 Rapt'urous, fii-Ptr-8 
 Rare, R^-R. R l -Rr. R^-Rst 
 Rar'ee-show, Ri-R-SH 
 Rarefac'tion, R l -R-F- 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Rar'eflable, fli-K-F-Bl 
 Rar'efy, R l -R-F, 2V-R-F&, 
 
 Ri-R F-NG 
 Rare'ly, R^-R-L 
 Rare'ness, B'-B-Ns 
 Rare'ripe, R^-R-R-P 
 Rarity, Ri-R-T 
 Ras'cal, -Rsi-K-L 
 Rascality, R^-K-L-T (of 
 
 -Li) 
 
HAS 
 
 Rascalllon, Bsi-K-in 
 Ras'cally, Rs''-K-L 
 Rase, B/A Bzd, Bz2-NG 
 Rash, fii-SH, B'-SHr, Bi 
 
 SHst 
 
 Rash'er, Bi-SHr 
 Rashly, R--SHI 
 Rash'ness, Bi-8H-Ns 
 Rasp, Bsi-P, Bsi-Pt, Bs'- 
 
 P-NG 
 
 Rasp'atory, Bs>-P-T-B 
 Rasp'berry, Bzi-B-B 
 Ras'ure, B 2 -ZHr 
 Rat, Bt, Bi-Td. Btl-NG 
 Rat'able-y, Bt=-Bl 
 Ratafi'a, Bt 3 -FCa 
 Ratan',Bi-Tn 
 Ratch, B ] -CH 
 Ratch'et, Bi-CHt 
 Ratch'et-wheel, B*-CHt- 
 
 W-L 
 
 Rate, Bt2 B-Td, Bt-NG 
 Rat'er, Btr 
 Rath or Rathe, B^TH 
 Rath'er, Bdhi-i 
 Ratiflca'tion, Bt F - 
 
 Eshn 
 
 Ratlfler, Bt'-F-R 
 Ratify, Bti-F, Bti-Fd, 
 
 Bti-F-NG 
 Rating, Bt-NG 
 Ra'tio, Bi-SH 
 Ratiocinate, Bi-SHs-Nt 
 Ratiocina'tion, B 2 -SHs- 
 
 Nshn 
 
 Ra'tion, Bshn 
 Ra'tional, Bshr^-i 
 Rationale, Bshn s o?--Z, 
 Ra'tionalism, Bshn'-Lz- 
 
 M 
 
 Ra'tionalist, Bshn'-ist 
 Rationalistic, Bshn 3 -is- 
 
 T-K 
 Rationalist'ical, Bshn 3 - 
 
 is-T-Kl 
 
 Rationality, Bshni-Z,-T 
 Ra'tionally, Bshn>-, 
 Ra'tionalness, KAmi-L- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Ratlin, Bti-Ln 
 Ra'toon, B 3 -Tn, B-Tnd, 
 
 B^-Tn-NG 
 
 Rats'bane, Bts'-Bn 
 Rattan', B-Tn 
 Ratteen', B 3 -Tn 
 Rattinet', B^-T-N-T (Bt 2 - 
 
 Kt) 
 
 Rafting, Bti-NG 
 Rat'tle, Bti-L, Bti-Ld. 
 
 it'-L-NG 
 Eat'tle-headed, Bti-L-H- 
 
 Dd 
 
 Rat'tler, Bt' Lt 
 Rat'tle-snake, Bti-Ls-N- 
 
 K 
 
 Rat'tling, Bt'-L-NG 
 Rau'city, Bsi-T 
 Rau'cous, Ki-Ks 
 Ravage, Bi-V-J, Bi-V- 
 
 Jd. B'-V-J-NG 
 
 218 
 
 Rav'ager, Bi-V-Jr 
 Rave, Bv, Bvd, Bv(-) 
 Rav'el, Bi-V-L, B-V-Ld. 
 
 B'-V-L-NG. See Rifle, 
 
 etc. 
 
 Ravelin, Bi-V-Zn 
 Rav'eling, B-V-L-NG 
 Ra'ven, B-Vn 
 Rav'en, B>-Vn, B>-Vnd, 
 
 Bi-Vn-NG 
 Rav'ener, Bt-V-Nr 
 Rav'ening, B^Vn-NG 
 Rav'enous, BJ-V-Ns 
 Rav'enously, B"-V-N8-L 
 Rav'enousness, B'-V-Ns- 
 
 Hi 
 Ra'vens-duck, B*-V-Nz- 
 
 D-K 
 
 Ravin, B'-Vn 
 Ravine', B 3 -Vn 
 Raving, B^-V-NG 
 Ravish, Ri-V-SH, Bi-V- 
 
 SHt. B'-V-Sff-NG 
 Ravlsher, Bi-V-SHr 
 Ravishment, B'-V-SH- 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Raw, Bi. B^-B. Bsti 
 Raw'boned, B!-Bnd 
 Raw'head, B J -htD 
 Raw'hide. B-hiD 
 Rawly, B 1 -// 
 Raw'ness, B'-Ns 
 Ray, B2, B^-D, B2-NG 
 Ra'yah, B^-Y 
 Rayless, B^-Ls 
 Raze, Bz2. Bzds, Bz-NG 
 Razee', B 3 -Z, B 3 -Zd, B 3 -Z- 
 
 NG 
 
 Ra'zor, B 2 -Zr 
 Ra'zor-bill, B 2 -Zr-B-L 
 Ra'zor-strop, B s -Zrs-Tr-P 
 Raz'ure, B^-ZHr 
 Re-absorb', B^B-sB-B. 
 
 B'-B-sB-Bd, B'-B-sB-B- 
 
 NG 
 Re-absorp'tion, B^B-sB- 
 
 Pshu 
 
 Re-access', B'-Kss 
 Reach, B--CH, B-CHt. 
 
 React', B-Kt, B'-K-Td, 
 
 B'-Kt-NG , 
 Reac'tion, B'-Kshn 
 Reactionary, B^Kshn-B 
 Reactive, B'-Kt-V 
 Read, BS-D, B 3 -D-NG 
 Read (Kd). B 2 -D 
 Read'able, B 3 -D-B1 
 Read'er, B 3 -Dr 
 Read'ership, B 3 -Dr-SH-P 
 
 [:SH] 
 
 Readily, R*-V-L 
 Readiness, B*-D-Ns 
 Reading, B 3 -D-NG 
 Reading-room, B 3 - D - 
 
 NG-R-M 
 Re-adjust', B*-Jst, fi-J- 
 
 sTd, B2-Jst-NG 
 Re-admis'sion, B 8 - D - 
 
 Mshn 
 
 EEA 
 
 Re-admit', B 3 -D-Mt, 
 
 D-M-Td, B3-D-MtC) 
 Re-admit'tance,: 
 
 Tns 
 Read'y, B 2 -D, B a -D-R 
 
 B--Dst 
 
 Read'y-made, B*-D-Md 
 Re-affirm', B^-F-R-M. B- 
 
 F R-Md, BS-F-R-M-NG 
 Re-a'gent, B 2 -J-Nt 
 Re'al, Rli 
 Real'gar, B'-Z,-Gr 
 Re'alism, Bl 3 -zM 
 Re'alist, Blst 8 
 Realis'tic, Bls3-T-K 
 Reality, RV-T 
 Realizable, Blz 3 -B-L 
 Realiza'tion, Rlzthn* 
 Re'alize, Biz 3 , Blzd 3 , 
 
 Re'ally, Bl 3 
 Realm, Bl 2 M 
 Reality, BU-T 
 Ream, Ra-M, R 3 -Md, R 3 - 
 
 M-NG 
 Re-animate, B^N-M-T, 
 
 Bi N-M-Td, B^N-M-T- 
 
 NG 
 Re-annex', B 2 -N-Ks. R*- 
 
 N-Kst, B-'-N-Ks-NG 
 Reap, B 3 -P, B 3 -Pt, B 3 -P- 
 
 NG 
 
 Reap'er, B 3 Pr 
 Re-appar'el, ~" 
 Re-appear', 
 
 P'Rcl. R*-r-i,-*.i u 
 
 Re-appear'ance, B 3 - P 
 
 Bus 
 
 Re-apply', B>-P1 
 Re-appoint', B'-Pnt, B 1 - 
 
 Pn-Td, Bi-Pnt-NG 
 Re-appoint'ment, B 1 
 
 Pnt-Mnt 
 Re-appor'tion, B 2 - P - 
 
 Bshn 
 Rear, B 3 B, B 3 -B-D, B 3 -B- 
 
 Rear'-admiral, B 3 -B-D- 
 
 M-B1 
 
 Rear'-guard, B 3 -B-Grd 
 Rear'-rank, B 3 -B-B-NG- 
 
 K 
 
 Rear'-ward, B 3 -B Wrd 
 Re-ascend', B 2 -Sud 
 Re-ascent', B 2 -Sut 
 Rea'son, Bz 3 -N, Bz 3 -Nd, 
 
 Rea'sonable, Bz 3 -N-Bl 
 Rea'sonableness, Bz 3 - 
 
 N-Bl-Ks [tBs] 
 Hea'soner, Bz 3 -N R 
 Rea'soning, Bz 3 -N-NG 
 Re-assem'ble, B--8-M- 
 
 Bl, B 2 -S-M-Bld, B 2 -8-M 
 
 Bl-NG 
 Re-assert', B^-Srt, B-8r 
 
 Td, B"--Srt-NG 
 Re-asser'tion, B 2 -Srshij 
 Re-assign', B ] -Sn 
 Re-assume', B 3 -S-M 
 
REA 
 
 Re-assump'tion, JR - S - 
 
 Mshn 
 Re-assur'ance, R* SH - 
 
 Rus 
 
 Be-assure', B-8H-R 
 Be-attach'ment, R l -1- 
 
 CH-Mnt 
 Beave, By 3 
 Be-bap'tism, 
 
 zM [-Bt-zM] 
 Rebate', R*-Bt, RP-'B-Td, 
 
 Kebate'ment, JZ^-Bt-Mnt 
 Be'bec, .R 3 -B-K 
 Beb'el, tf2-Bl 
 Bebel', fl'-B-L, fi*-B-Ld, 
 
 JP-B-L-NG 
 
 Bebell'ion, Rt-'B-Ln 
 Bebell'ious, /^-B-J^s 
 Bebell'iously, 
 Bebell'iousness, 
 
 Ls-Ns 
 Bebound', J2'-Bnd, 
 
 Bn-Dd, ,Ri-Bnd-NG 
 Rebuff", #2. B f, R2-Bft, 
 
 . 
 
 Bebuf'fet, 
 Bebuild', .Rs-B-Ld, 
 
 B-id-NG- 
 Bebuilt', B 3 -B-Lt 
 Bebuk'able, 
 Bebuke', 
 
 Kt, fis-B- 
 Bebuke'ful, 
 Bebuk'er, .R^ 
 Bebuk'ingly, -B- 
 
 NG1 
 
 Eebur'ied, R2-B-H-D 
 Bebur'y, B*-B-J2 
 Be'bus, S 3 -Bs 
 Bebut', 
 
 Bebut'ter, .R*-Btr 
 Becal'citrant, fi 1 - Kl - 
 
 sTrnt 
 
 Becal'citrate, fii-Kl-sTrt 
 Becaleitra'tion, J2-K1- 
 
 sTrshn 
 Becall', fli-Kl, fii-Kld, 
 
 fli-Kl-NG 
 Becant', JKi-Knt, B-Kn- 
 
 Td, .Ri-Knt-NG 
 Becanta'tion, K* - Kn - 
 
 Tshn 
 
 Becant'er, Ki-Kntr 
 Becapac'itate, fii-K-Ps- 
 
 Tt 
 Becapit'ulate, fl-K-Pt- 
 
 it, B'-K-Pt-i-Td, J23-K- 
 
 Pt-Lt-NG 
 Becapitula'tion, 
 
 Pt-/.shn 
 Beoapit'ulatory, 
 
 Pt-Lt-R 
 Becap'tion, K^K-Pshn 
 Becap'tor, Bi-K-Ptr 
 Becapt'ure, fi'-K-Ptr, R l - 
 
 K-P-CHrd. /Z>-K-Ptr-NG 
 Eecast', fli-Kst, .Ri-Ks-Td, 
 
 219 
 Secede', Jjgs.p, .R 8 3 -Dd 
 
 Receipt', 
 
 Receiv'able, Bs 8 -V-Bl 
 Receive', fis 8 -V, #s*-Vd, 
 
 Beceiv'er, Bs 3 -V-R 
 Recel'ebrate, R*-s 
 Re'cency, .Rs^-N-S 
 Recen'sion, r 
 Re'cent, R**-l 
 Be'cently, Rt 
 Be'centness, 
 Recep'tacle, .Rs*-Pt-Kl 
 Beceptac'ular, Rs l -l 
 Kl-R 
 
 Becep'tible, Bs^-Pt-Bl 
 Recep'tion, ^ a -Pshn 
 Recep'tive, Rs*-Pt-V 
 Receptiv'ity, fis 3 -Pt-V-T 
 Recess', Rss* 
 Reces'sion, Rashn* 
 Recharge', fi'-CHr-J 
 Bechar'ter, .Ri-CHrt-R, 
 
 -CHrt-Rd, R l -CHit-R- 
 
 NG 
 
 Recherche', R 2 -SHr-SH 
 Rechoose', R 3 -CH.z 
 Bec'ipe, Rs*-P 
 Becip'iency, JJs 3 -Pn-S 
 Becip'ient, Bs^-Pnt 
 Recip'rocal-ly, Rs 3 -P-R- 
 
 El 
 Reciprocal'ity, R&-P-R- 
 
 Kl-T 
 Recip'rocalness, Rs^-P- 
 
 R-Kl-Ns 
 Recip'rocate, Ra*-P-R 
 
 Kt, Rs 8 -P-7i:-K-Td, Bs 3 -P- 
 
 KKt-NG 
 Reciproca'tion, Bs*-P- 
 
 R-Kshn 
 
 Reciproc'ity, R^sPrs-T 
 Recis'ion, Rszhn 3 
 Recit'al, 5s-T-L 
 Recita'tion, fls 2 -Tshn 
 Recitative', Rs 3 -T-Tv 
 Recite', fisi-T, Bs-Td, 
 
 Recit'er, K^-sTr 
 Beck, 2 K 
 Reck'less, E-K-Ls 
 Reck'lessly, R*-K-Ls-i 
 Reck'lessness, fi'-E-Ls- 
 
 Na [iZ-s] 
 Reck'on, K a -Kn, -End, 
 
 jK--Kn-NG 
 
 Reck'oner, B 2 -K-Nr 
 Reck'oning, R-Kn-NG 
 Reclaim', /Z 2 -K1-M, fi 8 - 
 
 Kl-Md. fl-El-M-NG 
 Reclaim'able, #-El-M- 
 
 Bl 
 Reclama'tion, fi-Kl- 
 
 Mshn 
 
 Rec'linate, TP-Kl-Nt 
 Reclina'tion, B^-Kl-Nshn 
 Recline', 
 
 Kind, R l 
 
 REG 
 
 Reclose', jR-Klz 
 
 .R s -Klz-NG 
 Becluse', 7J 3 -Kls 
 Recluse'ly, flS-Kl-sZ, 
 Be luse'ness, <R 3 -Kls-Ns 
 Beclu'sion, J? 3 -Klzhn 
 Beclu'sive, .R 3 -Kls-V 
 Recoc'tion, i-K-KsUn 
 Recogni'tion, ^s : Nslm 
 Rec'ognizable or Re- 
 
 cog'nizable, B 2 or 1 tNz- 
 
 B-L 
 Recog'nizance, R':Nz- 
 
 Ns 
 Recogniza'tion, P* 
 
 INzsAn 
 Rec'ognize, /J2;Xz, a 
 
 SXzd. 7f:Nz-NG 
 Recognizee', .fi^'.N-Z 
 Recognizer', flMNz-R 
 Recoil', ^'-K-L, i-K-Ld, 
 
 Recoirer, ^-K-L 
 Recoil'ment, RL - K - L - 
 
 Mnt 
 Becoin', Bi-Kn, fl!-Knd, 
 
 KJ-Ku-XG 
 
 Recoin'age, JJi-Kn-J 
 Recollect', B--K1-K-T, 
 
 2-Kl-K-Td, ^.Rl-K-T- 
 
 NG [s. fi 2 tD, .R(-)2] 
 Recollec'tion, 722 -Kl- 
 
 Kshn [Rshn=] 
 Recollec'tive, fl^-Kl-K- 
 
 Tv 
 Becombine', JJ'iBn, J2 
 
 IBnd. /J'iBu-NG 
 Recommence', S 2 iNs, 
 
 ,R2!Nst, 2:Ns-NG 
 Recommend', JJ^iNd, B2 
 
 IN-Dd. R2;Nd-NG 
 Becommend'able, R* 
 
 INd-Bl 
 Becommenda'tion, R 3 
 
 iN-Dshn 
 Recommend'atory, R* 
 
 INd-T-R 
 
 Recommend'er, R 2 ;Ndr 
 Reconimis'sion, 7i 3 i SHn 
 Recommit', R*'.T, R? 
 
 ITd, K 3 '.T-NG 
 Recommit'ment, fi 3 ;T 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Recommit'tal, R> !T-L 
 Recommu'nicate, ' 
 
 !N-Kt 
 Rec'ompense, R-'Pus, 
 
 fi:Pnst, 7es:Pns-NG 
 Recompose', R 2 iPz, JfJ* 
 
 iPz-D, TZ-'lPz-NG 
 Bec'oncilable, /? 2 '.si-Bl 
 Bec'oncilableness, 7J a 
 
 Isi-Bl-Ns [IBs] 
 Bec'oncile, R-'.sL, R* 
 
 Bec'oncilement, TP'. 
 
 Mnt 
 Rec'onciler, JK'isi-B 
 
 Reconcilia'tion, 
 
REC 
 
 220 
 
 Reconcil'iatory, R 3 !si- 
 
 Recrudes'cent, R*-Kr- 
 
 T-R 
 
 Ds-Nt 
 
 Rec'ondite or Recon'- 
 
 Recruit', R'-Krt, R-Kr- 
 
 dite, R 2 oriJDt 
 
 Td, R3-Krt-NG 
 
 Reconduct', R 2 !!)-^, R 2 
 
 Recruit'er, RS-Krtr 
 
 SD-K-Td, RS'.D-Kt-NG 
 
 Recruit'ment, R 3 - Krt - 
 
 Recon'naisance, Ri 
 
 Mnt 
 
 iNs-Ns 
 
 Recrystalliza'tion, R 2 - 
 
 Reconnoi'ter, R>SNtr, 
 
 K.rs-1-Lzshn 
 
 RMNtr-D, RitNtr-NG 
 
 Recrys'tallize, RS-Krs-T- 
 
 Recon'quer, RMKr, R 1 
 
 Lz 
 
 iKrd, RiiKr-NG 
 
 Rect'angle, R^Kt-NG-Gl 
 
 Recon'secrate, RMsKrt, 
 
 Rectan'gular, Ri-Kt-NG- 
 
 R> !sKr-Td, R 1 !sKrt-NG 
 
 Gl-R 
 
 Reconsid'er, R'lsDr, R 3 
 
 Rectan'gularly, Ri-Kt- 
 
 isDrd, RisDr-NG 
 
 NG-G1-R-Z, 
 
 Reconsidera'tion, R* 
 
 Rec'tifiable, RS-Kt-F-Bl 
 
 SsDrshn 
 
 Rectification, R s -Kt-F- 
 
 Beconstruct', R;sTr-Kt, 
 
 Kshn 
 
 R 2 IsTr-K-Td, R 2 isTr-Kt- 
 
 Rec'tified, R-Kt-Fd 
 
 NG 
 
 Rec'tifler, R^-Kt-F-R 
 
 Reconstruc'tion^'.sTr- 
 
 Rec'tify, R^-Kt-F, R*-Kt- 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Fd, R 2 -Kt-F-NG 
 
 Reconvene', R'SVn 
 
 Rectilin'eal, R 3 -Kt-Z--Nl 
 
 Reconvey, R 2 : V, R* i Vd, 
 
 Rectilin'ear, R*-Kt-n-R 
 
 R- 1 V-NG 
 
 Rec'titude, R 2 -Kt-Td 
 
 Reconvey'ance, R^iV- 
 
 Rec'tor, R-Ktr 
 
 Ns 
 
 Rec'torate, R 2 -Ktr-T 
 
 Recopy', RJ-K-P 
 
 Recto'rial, R*-K-T-R1 
 
 Record', R'-Krd, Ri-Kr- 
 
 Rec'torship, R 2 -Ktr-SH 
 
 Dd, A -Krd-NG 
 
 (-P) 
 
 Rec'ord, R^Krd 
 
 Rec'tory, R 2 K-T-R 
 
 Record'er, R'-Kr-Dr 
 
 Rec'tum, R2-Kt-M 
 
 Record'ership, R 1 - Kr 
 
 Recum'bence, R'-iBns 
 
 DrlSH 
 
 Recum'bency, R 2 i Bn-S 
 
 Recount', R 1 -Knt, R'-Kn- 
 
 Recum'bent, R 2 ! But 
 
 Td. RJ-Knt-NG 
 
 Recu'perate, R 3 -K-Prt, 
 
 Recoup', R 3 -K-P 
 
 
 Recoup'ment, R 3 -K-P- 
 
 Recu'perative, RS-K-Prt- 
 
 Mnt 
 
 V 
 
 Recourse', R 2 -Krs 
 
 Recu'peratory, R 3 -K-Prt 
 
 Recov'er, R^Kv-R, R 2 - 
 
 -R 
 
 Kv-Rd. R2-Kv-R-NG 
 
 Recur', RS-Kr, R 2 -Krd, 
 
 Recov'erable, R 2 -Kv-R- 
 
 BLKr-HO 
 
 B\ 
 
 Recur'rence, R 2 -Krns 
 
 Recov'ery, R 2 -Kv-R 
 
 Recur'rency, R 2 Krn-8 
 
 Recov'eror, R 2 -Kv-R-R 
 
 Recur'rent, R 2 -Krnt 
 
 Rec'reancy, R 2 -Krn-8 
 
 Recurv'ate, R 2 -Kr-Vt 
 
 Rec'reant, R 2 Krnt 
 
 Recurva'tion, R 2 - Kr - 
 
 Rec'reate, R2-Kr-T. R- 
 
 Vshn 
 
 Kr-Td. R 2 -Kr-T-NG 
 
 Recurve', R^-Krv 
 
 Recreate', R 2 -Kr-T 
 
 Recurv'ity, R 2 -Kr-V-T 
 
 Recrea'tion, R 2 -Krshn 
 
 Recurv'ous, R^-Kr-Vs 
 
 Rec'reative, Rs-Krt-v 
 
 Recu'sancy, R3-Kz-N-8 
 
 Rec'rement, R 2 -Kr-Mnt 
 
 Recu'sant, R 3 Kz-Nt 
 
 Recrement'al, R 2 - Kr - 
 
 Red, R 2 -D. RZ-Dr, R 2 -Dst 
 
 Mnt-i 
 
 Redac'tion, R^D-Kslm 
 
 Recrementi'tious, R 3 - 
 
 Redan', R'-Dn 
 
 Kr-Mnt-SHs 
 
 Red'bird, R 2 -D-Brd 
 
 Recrim'inate, R 3 -Kr-M- 
 
 Red'-book, R 2 D-B-K 
 
 N-T. R 3 -Kr-M-N-Td, R=- 
 
 Redlbreast, R 2 -D-Brst 
 
 Kr-JI-N T-NG 
 
 Red'-coated, R 2 -D-K-Td . 
 
 Recrimina'tion, R-Kr- 
 
 Red'-chalk, R2-D-CH-K 
 
 M-Nshn 
 Recrim'inative, RS-Kr- 
 
 Red'den, R 2 -Dn, RZ-Dnd. 1 
 R2-Dn-NG 
 
 M-N'-Tv 
 
 Redden'dum, R 2 -Dn-D- 
 
 Recrim'inator, R 3 -Kr- 
 
 M 
 
 M Ntr 
 
 Red'dish, R 2 -D-SH 
 
 Recrim'inatory, R 3 - Kr- 
 
 Red'disnness, Rs-D-SH- J 
 
 M-N-T-R 
 
 Na 
 
 RED 
 
 Reddi'tion, R 3 -Dshn 
 Red'ditive, R^-D-Tv 
 Redeem', R 3 -D-M. 
 
 Md. R*-D-M-NG 
 Redeem'able, R 3 -D-M-B1 
 Redeem'ableness, R a -D- 
 
 M-Bl-Ns [!Bs] 
 Redeem'er, R 3 - D - Mi 
 
 (Rd 3 -Mr) 
 Redeliv'er, R 3 -Dl-Vr, R 3 - 
 
 Dl - Vrd. R 3 - Dl - Vr - > T G 
 
 [R 3 -D1, R3-Dld, R3-D1C)] 
 Redeliv'ery, R 3 - Dl - Vr 
 
 [R 3 -D1H 
 
 Redemise', Ri-D-Ms 
 Redemption, R 2 - D - 
 
 Mshn 
 Redemp'tioner, R 2 - D - 
 
 Mshn-R 
 
 Redemp'tive, RJ-D-Mt-V 
 Redemp'tory, R 2 -D-Mt-R 
 Red'-gum, R-D-G-M 
 Red'-hood, R 2 D-Hd 
 Red'-hot,, R-D-Ht 
 Re'dient, R 3 -D-N-T 
 Redintegrate, R 3 -D-N- 
 
 T-Grt, R 3 -D-N-T-Gr-Td. 
 
 RS-D-N-T-Grt-NG 
 Redintegration, R 2 - D - 
 
 N-T-Grshn 
 
 Redissei'zin, R 3 -D-sZn 
 Red'-lead, R 2 D-L-D 
 Red'letter, R 2 -D-Z,tr 
 Red'-letter day, R2-D- 
 
 itr-D 
 
 Red'ness, R 2 -D-Ns 
 Red'olence, R 2 -D-Zns 
 Red'olency, R^-D-Ln-8 
 Red'olent, R 2 -D-int 
 Redouble, R 2 -D-B1, R*- 
 
 D-Bld. R2-D-B1-NG 
 Redoubt', R ] -Dt 
 Redoubt'able, Ri-Dt-Bl 
 Redound', Ri-Dnd, Ri- 
 
 Dn-Dd. R'-Dnd-NG 
 Red'owa, R2-D 
 Redraw', R l -Dr 
 Redress', R 2 -Drs, R 2 -Drst, 
 
 R2-Drs-NG 
 
 Redress'er, R 2 -Dr-sR 
 Redress'ible, R 2 -Drs-Bl 
 Redress'ive, R^-Drs-V 
 Redress'less, R 3 Dr-sLa 
 Redscar', R'-D-sK-R 
 Red'-short, R 2 -D-SHrt 
 Red'streak, R 2 -D sTr-K 
 Red'top, R 2 D-T-P (R=- 
 
 Dt-P) 
 Reduce', R 3 -Ds, R 3 -Dst, 
 
 R^-Ds-NG 
 Reduced', R 3 -Dst 
 Reduce'ment, R 3 -D- 
 
 sMnt 
 
 Redu'cent, R 3 -Ds-Xt 
 Redu'cer, R 3 D-aR 
 Redu'cible, R^-Ds-Bl 
 Reduc'tion, R^ D-Kshn 
 Reduc'tive, R 2 -D-Kt-V 
 Redun'dance, R 2 -Dnd. 
 
 Ns 
 
RED 
 
 Redun'dancy, 
 
 N-S 
 
 Redun'dant, B^- 
 Redun'dantly, .R2-Dnd 
 
 Nt-L 
 Redu'plicate, B?-I>-?1- 
 
 Kt, .R3-D-Pl-K-Td. R?-V- 
 
 Pl-Kt-NG 
 Beduplica'tion, R*-D-Pl- 
 
 Kshn 
 Bedu'plicative, fi3-D-Pl- 
 
 Kt-v 
 
 Red' wing, JP-D-W- 
 Bed'wood, /2-D-Wd 
 Be-ech'o, .K2-K, .R2-K-D. 
 
 R2-K-NO 
 Beed, RS-D 
 Reed'-bird, S'-D-Brd 
 Beed'en, fl*-Dn 
 Be-ediflca'tion, R*-Vt- 
 
 Kshn 
 Be-ed'ify, B-D-F, #*-Df- 
 
 D, fla-D-F-NG 
 Beed'ing, # 3 -D-NG 
 Beed'y, R*-T> 
 Beef, R flft 3 , JZf(-)3 
 Beery, fl 3 -F 
 Beek, # 3 -K, B 3 -Kt, jR 3 -K- 
 
 NG 
 
 Beek'y, K'-K 
 Beel, RV, fllds. fil-NO 
 Be-elect', R*-L-K-T, R*-L- 
 
 K-Td, fi2-L-K 
 
 Kt, P-K-Td, 
 Be-elee'tion, 
 
 Be-eligibil'ity, fi3-Z-J- 
 
 Bl-T 
 
 Be-el'igible, R*-L-J-3l 
 Be-embark', K^M-Br-K, 
 
 R^M-Br-Kt, KLM-Br-K- 
 
 N& 
 
 Be-embody', B'-M-B-D 
 Beem'ing, R-M-NO 
 Be-enact', iZ'-N-Kt, 
 
 K-Td. fi!-N-Kt- 
 Re-enact'ment, 
 
 Mnt 
 Be-enforce', K-N-F-Rs, 
 
 fi-'-N-F-Rst, fiS-N-F-Rs- 
 
 NG 
 Re-enforce'ment, 
 
 F-Rs-Mnt 
 Be-engage', 
 
 Be-enlist', R^.^-Let. R*- 
 
 N-is-Td, 
 Re-enlist'ment, 
 
 Mnt 
 Be-en'ter, B2-Ntr, -R-Ntr- 
 
 D. fi2-Ntr-NG 
 Be-enthrone', JZ - N - 
 
 THrn, ^- 
 
 N-THrn-NG 
 Be-en'trance, 
 Be-estab'lish, [fii-8t-B, 
 
 B'-St-Bt, i.St-B(-)]. See 
 
 Establish, etc. 
 Ele-estab'lishment, iB 1 - 
 
 St-B-Mnt] 
 
 221 
 
 Beeve, Rv*. RV&, . 
 Be-examina'tion, 
 
 sM-Nshn 
 Be-exam'ine, 
 
 A'-K-sMnd, 
 
 NG 
 Be-exchange', 
 
 N-J 
 Be-export', 
 
 Refash'ion, W-Fshn, fii- 
 
 Fshnd. ^i-Fshn-NG 
 Refec'tion, B*-F-Kshn 
 Refec'tive, .R 2 -F-K-Tv 
 Refec'tory, Rt-F-K-T-R 
 Refer', RV-R, RP-RA. Rf- 
 
 -ff-NG [RP. RfV. -Rf(-) 2 ] 
 Refe'rable, fif--R-Bi 
 Referee', RP-R 
 Reference, Rf*-Rna [Kf] 
 Referen'tial, RW-R-X- 
 
 SH1 [Kf^-fin] 
 Refer'rible, Bf2--Bl 
 Refine', fi'-Fn, a^Fnd, 
 
 B'-Fn-NG 
 
 Refin'edly, Bi-F-Nd-L 
 Refin'edness, fl'-Fnd-Ns 
 Refine'ment, fi^Fn-Mnt 
 Refin'er, .R'-F-Nr 
 Refin'ery, ^Z^Fn-fl 
 Refit', ^.Ft, .Ra-F-Td, R 3 - 
 
 FtC) 
 
 Reflt'ment, 3 -Ft-Mnt 
 Reflect', R&-L-K.-T, RF- 
 
 L-K-Td, fif2-L-K-T-NG. 
 
 See Refract, etc. 
 Reflec'tion, fif-i-Kshn. 
 
 See Refraction. 
 Reflect'ive, flf2-L-K-Tv 
 Reflect'or, RP-L-Ktr 
 Re'flex, RP-L-KR 
 Reflexibil'ity, RP-L-Ks- 
 
 Bl-T 
 Reflex'ible-y, RV-L-Ks- 
 
 Bl 
 
 Reflex'ive, flf-L-Ks-V 
 Reflores'cence, fif* - i - 
 
 .Rs-Na 
 
 Ref'luence, RP-Z,-Ns 
 Ref'luency, Rf*-Ln-8 
 Refluent, RP-L-Xt 
 Re'flux, RP-L-Ks 
 Refoment', TP-F-Mnt. R*- 
 
 F-Mn-Td, R*-F-Mnt-NG 
 Reform', B'-F-R-M. Ri- 
 
 F-R-Md. S'-F-R-M-NG 
 
 [fi-F, K'-Fd, -FC)] 
 Reforma'tion, JP-F-R- 
 
 Mshn [R^-Fshn] 
 Reform'ative, R l F - R - 
 
 Mt-V 
 Reformatory, B"-F-R- 
 
 Mt-K 
 Reformed', fl'-F-R-Md 
 
 [K'-Fd] 
 Reform'er, >-F-/J-Mr 
 
 [R-F-Mr] 
 
 Reform'iat, R'-F-R-Mst 
 Refor'tify, 
 
 KEG 
 
 Refos'sion, .R'-Fslm 
 Refract', i-Fr-K-T, 2?i- 
 
 Fr-K-Td, /^-Fr-K-T-NG. 
 
 See Rejlect. etc. 
 Refrac'tion, fl'-Fr-Kshn. 
 
 See Rrjlf.rt.inn. 
 
 Refract'ive, ff'-Fr-K-Tv 
 Refract'orily, .Ri-Fr-K- 
 
 T R\ 
 Refract'oriness, K l Fr - 
 
 K-T-K-Na 
 
 Refract'ory, /Ji-Fr-K-T-K 
 Ref'ragable, /e2-Fr-iv-Bl 
 Refrain', K 2 Fru, 7?2-Fmcl, 
 
 /i >2 -Fru-NCr 
 Reframe', /?2-Fr-M, ^2. 
 
 Fr-Md. /jZ-Fr-M-NiT 
 Refrangibil'ity, ;^ 3 -Fr- 
 
 N-J-B1-T 
 Refran'gible, fli-Fr-N-J- 
 
 Bl 
 Refresh', R*-Fr-SH. R*- 
 
 Fr-SHt. Rt-Fr-SH-'SGr 
 Refresh'er, ff 2 -Fr-SHr 
 Refresh'ment, Rt-Fr-SH. 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Refrig'erant, K 3 -Fr-Jrnt 
 Refrig'erate, /e-Fr-Jrt, 
 
 ^3-Fr-Jr-Td, ^ 3 -Fr-Jrt- 
 
 NG 
 Refrigera'tion, R-- FT - 
 
 Jrshn 
 Refrig'erative, 7? 3 -Fr-Jr- 
 
 Tv 
 
 Refrig'erator, ^ 3 -Fr-Jrtr 
 Refrig'eratory, R 3 - Fr - 
 
 Jrt-fi 
 Reft, Rft* 
 Refuge, R'-F-J 
 Refugee', R*-F-3 
 Reful'gence, Rf*-L-Jns 
 Reful'gency, Rf-L-Ju-3 
 Reful'gent, .Rf 2 -i-Jnt 
 Reful'gently, RP-i-Jnt- 
 
 L 
 Refund', R-Fnd, R^-F-N- 
 
 Dd, TJ'-Fnd-NG 
 Refund'er, /J 2 -Fndr 
 Refus'able, y^a-Fz-Bl 
 Refus'al, R 3 -Fz-L 
 Refuse', R 3 -Fz, 3 -Fzd, fi- 
 
 Fz-NG 
 
 Refuse, K>-Fs 
 Refus'er, R*-F-Zr 
 Refut'able, R 3 Ft-Bl 
 Refuta'tion, 2 F-Tshn 
 Refut'atory, /J 3 -Ft-T-R 
 Refute', 3 Ft, fi 3 -F-Td, 
 
 J^-Ft-NG 
 Refut'er, 3 -Ftr 
 Regain', ^-Gn, .R>-Gnd, 
 
 Re'gal, 
 
 Regale', JP-G-L, R-G-Ld, 
 
 R-G-L-NG 
 Regale 'ment, R-G-L- 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Rega'lia, R-G-i 
 Regal'ity, Ri-G-L-T 
 Re'gally, R 3 Gl 
 
REG 
 
 Regard', B'-Grd, R l -Gr- 
 
 Dd. Ri-Grd-NG 
 Kegard'able, Ri-Grd-Bl 
 Regard'ant, B^Gr-Dnt 
 Regard'er, B'-Gr-Dr 
 Regard 'ful-ly, Ri-Grd-Fl 
 Regardless, B'-Grd-is 
 Regard'lessly, B>-Grd- 
 
 Ls-L 
 Regard'lessness, B^Grd- 
 
 is-Ns 
 
 Regards', B'-Grdz 
 Regath'er, Ri-Gdhr 
 Regat'ta, B'-G-T 
 Re'gency, R 3 - Jn-8 
 Regen'eracy, R*- J-Nr-S 
 Regenerate, B'-J-Nrt. 
 B^-J-Nr-Td. B-J-Nrt-NG 
 Regen'erateness, R* J - 
 
 Nrt-Ns 
 Regenera'tion, R* - J - 
 
 Nrshn 
 Regen'erative, RM-Nrt- 
 
 V 
 
 Re 'gent, RS-Jnt 
 Re'gent-ship, Ba-Jnt-SH 
 
 (-P) 
 Reger'minate, R*-Jr-M- 
 
 N-T 
 Regermina'tion, B s -Jr- 
 
 M-N*hn 
 
 Reg'icide, B*-J-sD 
 Regime', B 3 -ZH-M 
 Reg'imen, B 2 -J-Mn 
 Reg'iment, B^J-Mnt. B 4 - 
 J-M-N-Td. B2-J-Mnt-NG 
 Regiment'al, B^-J-Mnt-Z, 
 
 [IMnt] 
 Regiment'als, B^J-Mnt- 
 
 Lz [IMntz] 
 Re'gion, fi-Jn 
 Reg'ister, fi-Jstr, fl*-J- 
 
 sTrd, fi2-Jstr-NG 
 Reg'ister-sliip, JP-Jstr 
 
 tSH 
 
 Reg'istrar, S'-J-sTr-E 
 Registra'tion, R*-3 - 
 
 sTrshn 
 
 Reg'istry, K*-J-sTr 
 Reg'let, #>-G-Lt 
 Reg'nant, JP-G-Nnt 
 Regorge', Ti^Gr-J, Ri-Gr- 
 
 Jd, /f' Gr-J-NG 
 Regrant', JSi-Gmt, R l - 
 
 Grn-Td, >-Grnt-NG 
 Regrate', 7^-Grt, R*-Gr- 
 
 Td. 7^-Grt-NG 
 Regrat'er, fl-Grtr 
 Re'gress, JR'-Grs 
 Regres'sion, iP-Grshn 
 Regress'ive, fl*-Grs-V 
 Regret', B*Grt, B-Gr- 
 
 Td. R? Grt-NG 
 Regret'ful-ly, R^-Grt-f 
 Regret'table, R*-Grt-Bl 
 Reg'ular, /Z-G1-R [B^- 
 Regularity, .Ri-Gl-fi-T 
 
 [R'-G] 
 Reg'ularly, K*-G1-'R-L 
 
 222 
 
 Reg'ulate, /P-Glt, &-G1- 
 
 Td. Bf-GH-NG 
 Regulation, JP-Glshn 
 Reg'ulative, 2^-Glt-V 
 Reg'ulator, .W-GHr 
 Reg'ulize, R 2 Glz 
 Reg'ulus, S?-G-Ls 
 Regur'gitate, JP-Gr-J- 
 
 Tt. -Gr-Jt-Td, ff2-Gr-J- 
 
 Tt(-) 
 Regurgita'tion, 2J*-Gr-J- 
 
 Tshn 
 Rehabilitate, 
 
 Tt, RZ-B 
 
 Tt(-) 
 Rehabilita'tion, Rt-B-L- 
 
 Tshn 
 Rehear', R 3 -Rr. J?s-Hr- 
 
 NG [/e s -R, iP-B-NG] 
 Reheard', tfs-Hrd 
 Rehears'al, B 2 -Hrs- 
 Rehearse', Rt-Hrs, R 2 - 
 
 Hrst, -Hrs NG 
 Rehears'er, JP-Hrs-R 
 Rei, R 3 
 Rei'gle, K>-Gl 
 Reign, Bn>, Bnd. Kn*-NG 
 Re-imburse', R"-M-Br8, 
 
 R2-M-Brst. R2-M-Brs-NG 
 Re-imburse'ment, R- 
 
 M-Br-sMnt 
 Re-imburs'er, R^-M-Br- 
 
 B 
 
 Rein, Bu2, JfJnd*. Rn-NG 
 Rein'deer, Rii'-D-R 
 Re-inforce', B*-N-F-Rs 
 Rein'less, 7?n*-Z,s 
 Re-inlist', .RS-N-ist 
 Reins, Bnz 
 Re-insert', R 2 Ns-Rt 
 Re-inspec'tion, R*-Ns-P- 
 
 Kshn 
 Re-install', R>-Ns-T-L, 
 
 B'-Ns-T-Ld, fli-Ns-T-L- 
 
 NG 
 Re-install'ment, 
 
 T-Z,-Mnt 
 Re-instate', R^-Ns-Tt, 
 
 Ns-T-Td. RS-Ns-TtC) 
 Re-instate'ment, 
 
 Tt-Mnt 
 Re-insur'ance, R 3 - N 
 
 SHrns 
 Re-insure', R 3 -N-SHr, R' 
 
 N-8Hrd, R3. N . SHr -NG 
 Re-in'tegrate, /e s -N-T- 
 
 Grt 
 Re-invest', R 8 -N-Vst, 
 
 N-Vs-Td, fl-N-Vst(-) 
 Re-invest'ment, JP 
 
 Vs-T-Mnt [-Vs-Mnt] 
 Re-invig'orate, B 3 - 
 
 Grt, 3-N-V-Gr-Td, 
 
 N-V-Grt-NG 
 Reis-eflfen'di, flz*-F-N-D 
 Re-is'sue, 
 
 D (-SHd), K 3 -SH-NG 
 Reit'erate, B 3 -T-Rt, 
 
 B-Td, B 3 -T- 
 Reitera'tion, 
 
 REL 
 
 Reject', B*-J-Kt, 
 Td, JP-J-Kt-NG 
 Reject'able, .R*-J-Kt-Bl 
 Reject'er, JP-J-Ktr 
 Re^ec'tion, B^-J-Kshn 
 Rejoice', Ri-Js, R l -3et, 
 
 Rejoic'ingly, B'-Js-NGl 
 Rejoin', B'-Jn, Bi-Jnd, 
 
 Rejoin'der, B'-Jndr 
 Rejoint', B l -Jn 
 Td, B'-Jnt-NG 
 Rejudge', /P-J-J, 
 
 Reju'venate, B 3 -Jv-Nt, 
 
 NG 
 Rejuvenes'cence, 
 
 Ns-Ns 
 Rejuvenes'cency, 
 
 Ns-N-S 
 Rejuvenes'cent, 
 
 Ns-Nt 
 
 Reju'venize, R-Jv-Nz 
 Rekin'dle, /e^-K-Nd-L, 
 
 /F-K-Nd-Ld, B 3 -K-Nd-L- 
 
 NG 
 
 Relaid', R=-L-D 
 Reland', Ri-LnA, Bi-L-N- 
 
 Dd, fii-Lnd-NG 
 Relapse', RV-Ps, Bli-Pst, 
 
 BP-Ps-NG 
 
 Relaps'er, Kl'-P-sR 
 Relate', R1V, RV-1A, R1H- 
 
 NG 
 
 Relat'er, Hltr' 
 Rela'tion, Blshn' 
 Relational, Rlshn=-i 
 Rela'tionship, Rlshn 
 
 ;SH 
 
 Rel'ative, Rlt*-V 
 Rel'atively, RW-V-L 
 Rel'ativeness, .Rlt*-V-Ns 
 Relat'or, Bltr 
 Relax', Rl'-Ks, Kli-Kst, 
 
 Rl'-Ks-NG 
 
 Relax'able, Rl^-Ks-Bl 
 Relax'ant, .RlJ-Ks-Nt 
 Relaxa'tion, Bl'-KssAw 
 Relax'ative, Rli-Ks-Tv 
 Relay', R?-L, R"~L&, fl 2 - 
 
 i-NG 
 
 Releas'able, Bis' -B-L 
 Release', Bis 3 , -Rlsf, Bls- 
 
 NG 
 
 Release'ment, Rl'-sMnt 
 Releas'er, Rl 3 -sR 
 Rel'egate, Rl 2 -Gt, fll-G- 
 
 Td, Bl*-Gt-NG 
 Relega'tion, Kl J -Gshn 
 Relent', Bint*, 
 
 Relent'less, Blnt 2 -s 
 Relessee', B 3 -i-8 
 Relessor', B'-Zs-R 
 Relet', B 2 it, B2-Z,t-NG 
 Rel'evance, Bl'-Vns 
 Rel'evancy, Bl^-Vn-S 
 Rel'evant, Bl 2 -Vnt 
 
REL 
 
 223 
 
 Reliability, Kl Bl-T 
 
 Reme'dlable-y, R-Md- 
 
 Reli'able. ftli-Bl 
 
 Bl 
 
 Reli'ableness, Bl-Bl-Ns 
 [IBs] 
 Reli'ance, Kins 1 
 
 Reme'dial, RS-M-Dl 
 Remed'iless, R-Md-is 
 Rem'edy, Ra-M-D. R 2 -M- 
 
 Bel'ic, KP-K 
 
 Dd, R-M-D-NG 
 
 Rel'ict, KP-Kt 
 
 Remem'ber, R 2 -M-M Br, 
 
 Relied', KV-V (or Sldi) 
 
 R a -M-M-Brd, R=-M-M-Br- 
 
 Relief, Wf 3 
 
 NG [R-M, R-Md, R 2 - 
 
 Reli'er, .R'-L-R 
 
 M(-)] 
 
 Reliev'able, 1 3 -V-B1 
 
 Remem'berer, R2-M-M- 
 
 Relieve', Rl\, Blvd 3 , 
 
 Br-R 
 
 Alvf) 8 
 
 Remem'brance, R2-M- 
 
 Reljev'er, J2lv3-u 
 Reliev'o, Rl*-V 
 
 M-Brns [R 2 -Me] 
 Remem'brancer, R*-M- 
 
 Relig'ion, Kl'-Jn [fil-J] 
 
 M-Brns-R 
 
 Relig'ionism, RV-Jn-Z- 
 
 Rem'igrate or Remi'- 
 
 M [-J-zM] 
 
 grate, R*ori - M - Grt, 
 
 Relig'ionist, .Rl s -Jn-St 
 
 RSori-M-Gr-Td, RSori- 
 
 Relig'ious, Rl 3 -Js 
 
 M-Grt-NG 
 
 Relig'iously, RV-J-sL 
 
 Remigra'tion, R* - M - 
 
 Relig'iousness, Rl 3 - Js - 
 
 Grshn 
 
 Ns 
 
 Remind', R'-Mnd, Ri- 
 
 Relin'quish, Bl 3 -NG-Kw- 
 
 Mn-Dd. R-Mnd-NG 
 
 8H, JfJl s -NG-Kw-SHt, .Rl 3 - 
 NG-Kw-SH-NG [R1 3 -NG- 
 
 Remind'er, R'-Mndr 
 Remind'ful, R-Mnd-F-L 
 
 8H, Kl 3 -NG-SHt, .R1S-NG- 
 
 Reminis'cence, R 3 - M - 
 
 SH-NG] 
 
 Ns-Ns 
 
 Relin'quisher, K1 3 -NG- 
 
 Reminis'cent, B 3 -M-Ns- 
 
 Kw-SHr [fil-XG-SHr] 
 
 xt 
 
 Relin'quishment, fil 3 - 
 
 Remise', Ri-Mz, Ri-Mzd, 
 
 NG-Kw-SH-Mnt [fil- 
 
 Ri-Mz-NG 
 
 NG-SH-Mnt] 
 
 Remiss', R 3 -Ms 
 
 Rel'iquary, fil-Kw-fi 
 
 Remis'sible, R 3 -Ms-B-L 
 
 Relique', Rl*-K 
 
 Remis'sion, R 3 - Mshn 
 
 Rel'ish, K12-SH, RV-Sm, 
 
 Remiss'ly, R 3 -Ms-i 
 
 jRl-8H-NG 
 
 Remiss'ness, R s -Ms-Ns 
 
 Rel'ishable, B1 S -SH-B1 
 
 Remit', R 3 -Mt, R 3 -M-Td, 
 
 Reloan', R*-Ln 
 
 R-Mtc) 
 
 Reluct', Bl J -Kt 
 
 Remit'ment, R*-Mt-Mnt 
 
 Reluc'tance, J?l z -K-Tns 
 
 Remit'tal, R-Mt-L 
 
 Reluc'tancy, fil^-K-Tn-S 
 
 Remit'tance, R 3 -M-Tns 
 
 Reluc'tant, Klz-K-Tnt 
 Reluc'tantly, JZl-K-Tnt- 
 
 Remit'tent, R 3 -M-Tnt 
 Remit'ter, R 3 -Mtr 
 
 L 
 
 Remit'tor, R 3 -Mtr 
 
 Reluc'tate, Bl 2 -K-Tt 
 
 Rem'nant, R-Mn-Kt 
 
 Relume', R 3 -L-Kl. IP-L- 
 
 Remod'el, R-M-D1, R'-M- 
 
 Md. .RP-L-M-NG 
 
 Dld, R'-M-Dl-NG 
 
 Rely', flli, H-D (flld ! ). 
 
 Remold', Rs-M-Zd. R 2 -M- 
 
 fil'-NG 
 
 L-DA, R 2 -M-Ld-NG 
 
 Remade', R-Md 
 
 Remon'strance, R'-Mns- 
 
 Remain', R 2 -Mn, B^-Mnd. 
 
 Tus 
 
 R2-Mn-NG 
 
 Remon'strant, R 1 - Mns - 
 
 Remain'der, R^Mndr 
 
 Tnt 
 
 Remains', R 2 -Mnz 
 
 Remon'strate, R 1 - Mns - 
 
 Remake', R*-M-K, R*-M- 
 
 Tt, Ri-Mns-T-Td, B- 
 
 K-NG 
 
 Mns-Tt(-) 
 
 Kemand', RJ-Mnd, R'- 
 
 Remon'strator, R'-Mns- 
 
 Mn-Dd. Ri-Mnd-NG 
 
 Ttr 
 
 Remark', fi'-Mr-K, fi'- 
 
 Remor'dency, /Z L Mr-Dn- 
 
 Mr-Kt, ! -Mr-K-XG [R 1 - 
 
 8 
 
 M. R'-Mt. R'-MC)] 
 
 Remorse', R l -Mrs 
 
 Remarks', .R'-Mr-Ks [R- 
 
 Remorse'ftil. K-Mr8-F-L 
 
 Ms] 
 
 Remorse'fuliy, ^"-Mrs-F- 
 
 Remark'able-y, B>-Mr- 
 
 L 
 
 K-B1 [R>-M-B1] 
 
 Remorseless, Ri-1/ln-Ls 
 
 Semark'ableness, R* - 
 
 Remorse'lessly, /Ji-Mrs- 
 
 Mr-K-Bl-Ns [R^MlBs] 
 
 Ls-L 
 
 Remark'er, Bi-Mr-Kr 
 
 Remorselessness, R 1 - 
 
 Remar'ry,R-M- 
 
 Mrs-Ls-Ns 
 
 or Ren- 
 
 /in' - Kntr, 
 
 Ald'-Kntr- 
 
 HEN 
 
 Remote', T^-ilt, RZ-Mtn 
 
 R 2 -M-Tst (or-Mtst) 
 Remote'ly, R 2 -Mt-7, 
 Remote'ness, K 2 -Mt-Ns 
 Remount', Ri-Mnt, R'- 
 
 Mn-Td, R.i-Mnt-NG 
 Removabil'ity, K 3 -M-V- 
 
 Bl-X (or-Blt) 
 
 Remov'able, R'-M-V.BI 
 Remov'al, li^-ji-Yl 
 Remove', R3-M-Y, RS-M- 
 
 Vd, R-M-V-NG 
 Remov'er, R3-M-Vr 
 Remu'nerable, R 3 -M-Xr- 
 
 Bl 
 
 Remu'nerate, R 3 -~vt-Xrt, 
 R 3 -AI-Xr-Td, l^-M-Xrt- 
 XG 
 Remunera'tion, R 2 - M - 
 
 Nrshn 
 Remunerative, R 3 - M - 
 
 Nrt-V 
 Remu'neratory, R 3 - M - 
 
 Nr-T-JB 
 
 Re'nal, /J3-X-L 
 Ren'ard, flu^-Rd 
 Renas'cence, # l -Xs-Xs 
 Renas'cency, .R'-Xs-x-S 
 Renas'cent, J?'-Xs-xt 
 Renas'cible, 
 Rencon'tre 
 coun'ter, 
 .Rn'-Kut-Rd, 
 XG 
 Rend, Rntf, 
 
 .Rnd 2 -XG 
 Ren'der, Rmlr", #ud 2 -Rd, 
 
 .Rudr2-NG 
 
 Ren'derable, Kmlr 2 -B-L 
 Ren'derer, .Riidr- R 
 Rendezvous, .R^-Xd-V, 
 
 d-Vd. .R 2 -Nd-V-NG 
 Rendi'tion, /e 3 -N-Dshn 
 Ren'egade, 2 -X-Gd 
 Renega'do, fi 2 -N-a-D 
 Renerve', /J 2 -lsr-V 
 Renew', 7J 3 -N, 3 -Nd, fl- 
 N-NG. At the end of the 
 outlines of Renew ami 
 Renewed join a tick in 
 direction of CH. See 
 JVew. 
 
 Renewable, -N-Bl 
 Renew'al, 3 -N-L 
 Renew'edly, ^e 3 -X-D-^ 
 Renew'er, .K'-X-R 
 len'iform, 
 leni'tence, /i'-X-Tns 
 leni'tency, /e>-X-Tn-8 
 Reni'tent, TZ'-X-Tnt 
 ien'net, R*-m 
 Denounce', s'-Nns, Ri- 
 
 N-Nst, .Ki-N-Ns-XG 
 Renounce'ment, fi' - N 
 Ns-Mnt 
 
 lenoun'cer, K'-N-Ns-R 
 Ren'ovate, JfP-N-Vt, fi- 
 N-V-Td, fi-N-VtC) 
 ienova'tion, JP-X-Vshn 
 Ren'ovator, 3-N-Ytr 
 
REN 
 
 Eenown', # l -Nn 
 Renowned', B'-Nd 
 Renown'edly, Ri-XnA-L 
 Renownless, Ri-Nn-/,s 
 Bent, RnV, tfi-N-Td, Bnt* 
 
 -NG 
 
 Rent'able, 
 Bent'al, 
 Ren'ter, tfntr 2 , Bnt-Rd, 
 
 .Rntr'-NG 
 
 Eent'-rqll, KntVR-L 
 Renuncia'tion, K 2 - Nn - 
 
 S-Hshn 
 
 Heo'pen, R^-Pn 
 Reordina'tion, R^-R-D- 
 
 Nshn 
 Re-organiza'tion, jR 2 -.R- 
 
 G-Nzsftra (-GnzAn) 
 Reorganize, #>-.R-G-Nz, 
 
 fl'-fl-G-Nzd, Si-^^j-Nz- 
 
 NG 
 
 Rep, R-P 
 Repac'ify, S'-Ps-F 
 Repack', fl'-P-K, B>-P-Kt, 
 fli-P-K-NG 
 Repack'er, fli-P-Kr 
 Repaid', R*-Pd 
 Repair', /Z'-P-E, J2>-P-Kd, 
 
 Repair'able, R l -P-R-Bl 
 Repair'er, fii-P-Rr 
 .Rep'arable R*-P-R-B1 
 Repara'tion, SP-P-Rsbn 
 Repar'ative, R l -P-Rt-\ 
 Repartee', J2 3 -P-fl-T, B?- 
 
 P-R -Td, .R3-P-.R-T-NG 
 .Kepass', B'-Ps, 
 
 Repast', 
 Repay, fi^-P 
 Repay'able, 
 Repay'ment, 
 Repeal', fls-P- 
 
 fi'-P-L-NG 
 Repealabil'ity, R*-P-L- 
 
 Bl-T (-Bit) 
 
 Repeal'able, 7J 3 -P-Z,-B1 
 Repeal'ableness, R^-P- 
 
 i-Bl-Na [IBs] 
 Repeal'er, 7J 3 -P-I,-B 
 Repeat/, -Pt, fi-P-Td, 
 
 7ii-Pt(-) 
 
 Repeat/ edly, R3-P-1&-L 
 Repeat'er, 3 -Ptr 
 Repel', .R2.p. Li 
 
 Repel'lence, 
 Repel'lency, 
 Repel'lent, R*-P-Lnt 
 Repel'ler, If-P-L-H. 
 Repent', K*-Pnt, JB*-Pn- 
 
 Td. .RS.pnt-NG 
 Repent'ance, JFS^-Pnt-Ns 
 Repent'ant, K 2 -Pnt-Nt 
 Repent'er, R*-Pntr 
 Repeo'ple, i-P-Pl, R*-P- 
 
 Pld, .R 3 -P-P1-NG 
 Repercuss', ^-Pr-Ks 
 Repercus'sion, R* Pi 
 
 Kshu 
 
 224 
 Repercuss'ive, -R*-Pr-Ks- 
 
 V 
 Reperti'tious, .RVPr-T- 
 
 SHa 
 
 Rep'ertory, R*-Prt-R 
 Repetend', B*-P-Tnd 
 Repeti'tion, B 3 -P-Tshn 
 Repeti'tional, R 3 - P - 
 
 Tshn-R 
 Repeti'tious, RS-P-T-Sffs 
 Repine', R l -Pn, R l -Pn&. 
 
 Repin'er, JZ'-P-Nr 
 Repin'ingly, 
 Replace', R 2 -Pls, fl s -Plst, 
 
 Replace'ment, R^-Pl- 
 
 sMut 
 Replant', B>-Plnt, R^-Pln- 
 
 Rep'lant'able, K'-Plnt-B 
 
 (-L) 
 Replanta'tion, ^-Pln- 
 
 Tshn 
 Replenish, #*-Pln-SH. 
 
 NG 
 Replenishment, B*-Pln- 
 
 SH-Hnt 
 
 Replete', R*-Plt 
 Reple'tion, /S*-Plslin 
 Reple'tive, '-Plt-V 
 Replev'iable, -Pl-V-Bl 
 Replev'in, R*-Pl-Vn 
 Replev'isable, Jf^-Pl-Vs- 
 
 Bl 
 Replev'y, R*-P1-V, R*-Pl- 
 
 Vd. s-Pl-V-NG 
 Rep'licant, .R2-Pl-Knt 
 Replica'tion, 
 Repli'er, fi>-Pl-R 
 Reply', fl'-Pl, ^i-Pld, fii- 
 
 Pl-NG 
 Repol'ish, JfJJ-P-L-SH, fi'- 
 
 P-L-SH-T, fii-P-i-SH-NG 
 Report', R*P-Rt, Rt-P-R- 
 
 Td, 2-P-Bt-NG 
 Report'er, R?-P-Rtr 
 Report'ing, 
 Repos'al, /P-Pz-L 
 Repose', R*-Pz, R^-Pz-D, 
 
 fi--Pz-NG 
 Repos'edness, J^-Pz-D- 
 
 Ns 
 Repos'it, B'-Pz-T, B-Pz- 
 
 Td, B'-Pz-T-NG 
 Reposi'tion, R*-Pzshn 
 Repository, Ri-Pz-T-R 
 Repossess', R*-Pss, R" 2 - 
 
 Pss-T. S-Pss-NG 
 Reposses'sion, R*-Psshn 
 Reprehend', JP-Pr-Hnd. 
 
 fi-Pr-Hn-Dd, /2-Pr-Hnd 
 
 -NG 
 Reprehend'er, R- - Pr - 
 
 Hndr 
 Reprehensibil'ity, R 3 - 
 
 Pr-Ns-B-L-T 
 
 REP 
 
 Reprehen'sible, R* -Pr- 
 
 Ns-B-L 
 Reprehen'sibleness, R*- 
 
 Pr-Ns-B-i-Ns [:Bs] 
 Reprehen'sibly, /Z 2 -Pr- 
 
 Ns-B-I, 
 Reprehen'sion, K'-Pr- 
 
 Nshn 
 Reprehen'sive, S-Pr-Ns 
 
 -V 
 Represent', R*- Prz - Nt, 
 
 NG [/J 2 -P, -R2-PSD, 
 
 PC)] 
 Representa'tion, 
 
 N-Tshn t^-Pshn] 
 Represent'ative, R?-Prz- 
 
 ^ 7 t-Tv [ff*-p;i 
 Represent'er, TP-Prz-Ntr 
 Represent'ment, B^-Prz- 
 
 M-Mnt 
 Repress', JS^-Prs, JfP-Prst, 
 
 Repress'er, K*-Pr-sR 
 Repres'sion, ^--Prsbn 
 Repress'ive, ^-- 
 Repress'ively, 
 
 L 
 Reprieve', .R 3 -Prv, fi 3 - 
 
 Prvd. 3 -Prv-NG 
 Rep'rimand, ,R 2 -Pr-Mnd, 
 
 -NG 
 Reprint', B 3 -Prnt, fi'-Prn 
 
 -Td, 7e 3 -Prnt-NG 
 Re'print, ^ 3 -Prnt 
 Repris'al, '-Prz-L 
 Reprise', ^ J -Prz 
 Reproach', .RZ-Pr-CH, R*- 
 
 Pr-CHt. jR2-Pr-CH-NG 
 Reproach'able, R*-Pr- 
 
 CH-Bl 
 Reproach'ableness, R*- 
 
 Pr-CH-Bl-Ns t:Bs] 
 Reproach'er, R=-Pr-CHr 
 Reproach'ful-ly, tf*-Pr- 
 
 CH-F1 
 Rep'robate, ^2-Pr-B-T, 
 
 NG 
 Rep'robateness, R*-Pr- 
 
 B-T-Ns 
 
 Rep'robater, K=-Pr-Btr 
 Reproba'tion, R 1 - Pr - 
 
 Bsh- 
 Reproduce', K'-Pr-Ds, 
 
 R 3 -Pr-Dst. R 3 -Pr-Ds-NG 
 Reproduc'tion, R^-Pi-D- 
 
 Kshn 
 Reproductive, RS-Pr-V- 
 
 Kt-v 
 Reproduc'tory, R*-Pr-D- 
 
 K-Tr 
 
 Reproof, R 3 -Prf 
 Repromul'gate, R* -Pi- 
 
 rn Gt 
 
 Reprov'able, R3.prv.B-L 
 Reprov'ableness, B 3 -Prv 
 
 !Bs 
 Reprov'ably, ^-Prv-B-i 
 
REP 
 
 Reprov'al, R*.p r -Vl 
 Reprove', R 3 - Prv, 
 
 Prvd, .R'.prv.NG 
 Reprover, # 3 -Pr-Vr 
 Reprovingly, .R 3 - 
 
 NG-L, 
 
 Rep'tile, fi-Pt-L 
 Reptil'ian, .R 3 -Pt-n 
 Repub'lic, R--P-B-L-K 
 
 [.R--P-B] 
 Republican, -R*-P-B-Z. 
 
 Kn [.R-.P-Bn] 
 Republicanism, 
 
 L-Ku-Z M [fi-^P-- 
 Repub'licanize, .R 2 -P-B 
 
 X-K-Nz, 2-P 
 
 225 
 
 RES 
 
 Republica'tion, 
 i-Kshn [fi~P- 
 Repub'lish, /? 2 -P-B-/.,-SH, 
 
 L-SH-NG [B2.p.B, RS 
 
 P-B1T, R2-P-BC)] 
 Repu'diable, 7^-P-D-Bl 
 Repu'diate, R 3 -P-Dt, R 3 - 
 
 P-D-Td, JFJ3-p-DtO) 
 Repudia'tion, .R^P-Dshn 
 Repu'diator, R 3 -P-Dtr 
 Repug'nance, R*-P-G- 
 
 Nns 
 Repug'nancy, R 2 -P-G- 
 
 Nn-S 
 
 Repug'nant, R*-P-G-Nnt 
 Repug'nantly, E?-P-Qr- 
 
 Nnt-L 
 Repulse', J?2-P-Ls, B-p. 
 
 Lst, fi^-P-Ls-NG 
 Repul'sion, ^2-P-Lshn 
 Repul'sive, R*-P-Ls-V 
 Repul'sively, K=-P-is-V- 
 
 Zr 
 
 Repul'siveness, 
 
 V-Ns 
 
 Repul'sory, -- 
 Repurchase, K 2 -Pr-CHs, 
 
 NG 
 
 Rep'utable-y, .fi?-Pt-Bl 
 Rep' utableness, a 2 - Pt - 
 
 Bl-Ns [:Bs] 
 Reputa'tion, 
 
 [K ? -Pshn] 
 Repute', 
 
 Reput'edly, R'-P-Td-Z 
 Request', R^-Kwst, K*- 
 
 Kws-Td. R*-KvrstC) 
 Request'er, fi^-Kwstr 
 Re'quiem. B^-Kw-M 
 Requir'able, tf'-Kw-K-Bl 
 Require', H'-Kw-E. R 1 - 
 
 Kw-fld, .R'-Kw-B-NG 
 Require'ment, fii-Kw-B- 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Requir'er, .R'-Kw-Rr 
 Req'uisite, H-Kwz-T 
 Req'uisiteness, JKi-Kwz-- 
 
 T-Ns 
 
 Requisi'tion, R*-Kvrzslin 
 Requit'al, JZ'-Kwt-L 
 
 10* 
 
 Requite', R'-Kwt, Ri-Kw- Residue, Rz 2 -r> 
 
 Td, Ri-Kwt-NG 
 
 Resid'uum, /ez 3 -D-M 
 
 Requit'er, Ri-Kwtr 
 
 Resign', Rz^-~K, /jz^Nd. 
 
 Rere'ward, R 3 -R-Wrd 
 
 Rz'-N-NG 
 
 Resail', R^-eL, R 3 -sL-D, 
 
 Resigna'tion, .Rz 2 - G - 
 
 R-^-sZ-NG 
 
 Nshn 
 
 Resale', R 2 -s// 
 
 Resigned', Rzi-Nd 
 
 Rescind', Rs 3 -Nd, Rs 3 -N- 
 
 Resign'edly, /fz^N-D-i 
 
 Dd, Rs 3 -Nd-NG 
 
 Resign'er, .Rz'-N-R 
 
 Rescis'sion, Rszhn 3 
 
 Resilience, 7i' 3 -zi-Ns 
 
 Rescis'sory, R 3 -Ss-R 
 Re'script, R 3 -sKr-Pt 
 
 Resiliency, /e 3 -z/y-N-S 
 Resilient, ,R 3 -z//-Nt 
 
 Rescrip'tion, R 3 - sKr - 
 
 Resili'tion, Rt-zLshn 
 
 Pshn 
 
 Resin, 7fz 2 -X 
 
 Res'cuable, Rs 2 -K-Bl 
 
 Resinif'erous, Rz^-'S-~'- 
 
 Res'cue, R 2 -K. Rs 2 -Kd, 
 
 Ks 
 
 Rs 2 -K-NG 
 
 Resinous, .Kz 2 -Ns 
 
 Res'cner, Rs 2 -K-R 
 
 Resist', Rzs-T, ^Szs 3 -Td, 
 
 Research', Rs 2 - R - CH, 
 
 Rzs 3 -T-NG 
 
 Rs^-R-CHt, Rs 2 -R-CH-NG 
 
 Resist'ance, 7izs 3 -Tns 
 
 Reseat', Rs 3 -T, Rs3-Td, 
 
 Resist'ant, Kzs 3 -Tnt 
 
 Rs 3 -T-NG 
 
 Resist'er, ,Rzs 3 -T-R 
 
 Reseize', R 3 -sZ, Rs-sZd, 
 
 Resistibillty, zs 3 -T-Bl. 
 
 R 3 sZ-NG 
 
 T 
 
 Reseiz'ure, R 3 -sZHr 
 
 Resistible, 7Jzs 3 -T-Bl 
 
 Resell', R--sL, R 2 -st-NG 
 
 Resistive, RZK S -IV 
 
 Resem'blance, R 3 - zM - 
 
 Resistless, Rzs s -T-Ls 
 
 Bins 
 
 Resold', R2-&L-D 
 
 Resem'ble, R* - zM - Bl, 
 
 Res'oluble, R"~zL-El 
 
 7J 2 -zM-Bld, R 2 -zM-Bl-NG 
 
 Res'olute, R"-zLt 
 
 Resend', Bs 2 -Nd 
 
 Res'olutelv. R 2 -zLt-L 
 
 Resent', jRz 2 -Nt, Rz 2 -X- ! Res'olutene'ss, Rz-zLt-y* 
 
 Td, .Rz2-Nt-NG 
 
 Resolu'tion, R 3 -zishn 
 
 Resent'er, Rz 2 -Ntr 
 Resent'ful, .Rz 2 -Nt-F-L 
 
 Resolvable, .R'-zi-V-Bl 
 Resolve', R l -zL-\, Ri-zL- 
 
 Resent'fully, JZz-Nt-F-i 
 
 Vd, Ri-zA-V-NG 
 
 Resentlve, Rz2-Nt-V 
 
 Resolvedness, Ri-zL- 
 
 Resent'ment, Rz* - Nt - 
 
 Vd-Ns 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Resolvent, R l -zL-Vnt 
 
 Reserva'tion, Rz- - R - 
 
 Resolv'er, Ri-zL-\e 
 
 Vshn 
 
 Res'onance, .Rz 2 -Xns 
 
 Reserv'atory, Rz*-R-V- 
 
 Res'onant, jR/ 2 -Nnt 
 
 T-R 
 
 Resorb'ent, R^-R-Bnt 
 
 Reserve', Rz"-R\, Ri?- 
 
 Resort', Rz^ Rt, Rz^-R- 
 
 Rvd, Rz^-Rv(') 
 
 Td. Rz'-Kt-NG 
 
 Reserved', RZ--RV&. 
 Reservedly, Rz^-Rvd-L 
 
 Resort'er, Rz^-Rtr 
 Resound', Rz J -Nd, Rz'- 
 
 Reserv'edness, RZ*-R- 
 
 N-Dd, Rzi-Nd-NG 
 
 Vd-Ns 
 
 Resound', Rs'-Nd, Rs'-N- 
 
 Reserv'er, Rz*-R\-R 
 
 Dd, Rsi-Nd-NG 
 
 Reservoir', Rz 2 -.R-V-R 
 
 Resource', Rs 2 -Rs 
 
 Reset', Rs 2 -T, Rs^T-NG 
 
 Respect', Rs 2 -p-Kt, Rs- 
 
 Reset'tle, Rs 2 -T-L, Rs z -T- 
 
 P-K-Td, Rs 2 P-Kt-NG 
 
 Ld, /?s 2 -X-L-NG 
 
 Respectability, Rs 3 - P - 
 
 Reset'tlement, Rs'-T-- 
 
 Kt-Bl-T 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Respect'able-y, Rs*-P- 
 
 Reship', R3-SH-P 
 
 Kt-Bl 
 
 Reside', Rzi-V, Kz'-Dd, 
 
 Respect'ableness, Rs*.- 
 
 Rz'-D-NG 
 
 P-Kt-Bl Ns [IBs] 
 
 Residence, Rz 2 -Dns 
 
 Respect'ed, Rs 2 -P-K-Td 
 
 Residency, .Rz^-Dn-S 
 
 Respect'er, R 2 -P-Ktr 
 
 Resident, Rz-Dnt 
 
 Respect'ful-ly, Rs=-P-Kt. 
 
 Res'identer, Rz 2 -Dntr 
 Residen'tial, Rz*-D-N- 
 
 Fl 
 Respect'fulness, Rs*-P- 
 
 SH1 
 
 Kt-Fi-Ns I:FS] 
 
 Residen'tiary, Rz*-D-N- 
 
 Respecting, Rs= - P - Kt- 
 
 Sffr 
 
 NG 
 
 Resid'er, R'-zDr 
 Resid'ual, Rz 3 -D-L 
 
 Respective, Rs P-Kt-V 
 Respectively, As-P-Kt- 
 
 Reaid'uary, Rz 3 -D-R 
 
 V-L 
 
RES 
 
 Eespect'less, Rs 2 -P- 
 
 It 
 Eespect'lessness, J2s*-P- 
 
 Kt-is-Na [1Z.S] 
 Bespell', Rs-P-TL, Rs*-P- 
 
 Ld, tfs*-P-L-N 
 Kespirabili'ty, 
 
 Bl-T 
 
 Bespir'able, B 
 Eespir'ableness, Rs l -P- 
 
 /e-Bl-Ns [IBs] 
 Bespira'tion, #s 2 -P-Rshn 
 Bes'pirator, Rs*-P-Rtr 
 Bespir'atory, Rs l -P-R-T- 
 
 R 
 Bespire', tfs^P-E, Rs l -P- 
 
 Bd, RKi-P-R-TSGr 
 Bes'pite, Rs*-Pt, Rs*-P- 
 
 Td, R^-Pt(-) 
 Besplen'dence, Bs 2 - 
 
 Plnd-Ns 
 Besplen'dency, Rs* - 
 
 Phid-N-8 
 Kesplen'dent, Bs s -Plnd- 
 
 Nt 
 Resplen'dently, Rs* - 
 
 Plnd-Nt-L, 
 Bespond', JZsi-Pnd, Bs 1 - 
 
 Pn-Dd. fis>-Pnd-NG 
 Bespond'ence, .Rs l -Pnd- 
 
 Ns 
 Bespond'ency, Rs l -Pn&- 
 
 N-S 
 Eespond'ent, Bs 1 -Pnd- 
 
 Nt 
 Besponden'tia, Ss*-Pnd- 
 
 N-SH 
 
 Bespon'sal, Rs^P-Ns-L 
 Eesponse', fis 1 -Pns 
 Besponsibil'ity, Rs 3 -Pns 
 
 Bespon'sible, 
 
 L [s'-Pns] 
 Bespon'sibleness, 5s 1 - 
 
 Pns-B L-Ns [IBs] 
 Bespon'sibly, .Rs^Pns-B- 
 
 L [fis'-Pns] 
 
 Bespon'sive, Bs'-P-Ns-V 
 Bespon'sively, ^s'-P-Ns- 
 
 V-L 
 Bespon'siveness, Ral-P- 
 
 Ns-V-Ns [si-Pns:Vs] 
 Bespon'sory, Ks^P-Ns-B 
 Best, R*t*. fi s 2-Td. Rst(-)t 
 Bes'taurant, R^-T-Rnt 
 Bestaurateur', R&ort-T- 
 
 Rtr 
 
 Bestem , Rs^-T-M 
 Best'iff, AV-Tf 
 Bes'tifFness, Rtf-lt-'Sa 
 Best'ing, /Jst(-) 8 
 Best'ing-place, Rs* - T - 
 
 NG-Pls 
 
 Bestitu'tion, fls'-T-Tshn 
 Best'ive, Rs=-Tv 
 Best'iveness, 5s a -Tv-Ns 
 Best'lesa, R^-xLa 
 Best'lessly, R*-sLs-L 
 Bestor'able, fis 2 -T-K-Bl 
 Bestora'tion, .Rs 3 -T-.Rshn 
 
 226 
 
 Bestora'tionist, 
 
 Rshu-St 
 
 Bestor'ative, Bs 2 -T-Bt-V 
 Bes'torator, Rs^-T-Rti 
 Bestore', fis 2 -T-B, ^s-T- 
 
 Bd,Bs*-T fi-NG 
 Bestor'er, fis 2 -T-Br 
 Bestrain', R--s1rn, R>- 
 
 sTrnd. .RS-sTrn-NG 
 Bestrain'able, B 2 -sTr-N- 
 
 Bl 
 Bestrain'edly, 
 
 Bestrain'er, B 2 -sTr-Nr 
 Bestraint', R^-sTrnt 
 Bestrict', ^^-sTr-Kt, 
 
 sTr-K-Td. fiS-s 
 Bestric'tion, - sTr - 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Bestrict'ive, K3-sTr-Kt-V 
 Bestrict'ively, .R 3 - sTr - 
 
 Kt-V-i 
 
 Bestringe', 3. S Tr-N-J 
 Bestrin'gency, B 3 -sTr- 
 
 N-Jn-S 
 Bestrin'gent, B 3 -sTr-N- 
 
 Jnt 
 
 Best'y, Bs 2 -T 
 Result', R-7.Li, RV-zL-T(l, 
 
 if-zZ/t-NG 
 
 Besult'ance, B 2 -zi-Tns 
 Result'ant, JZ--zi-Tnt 
 Besum'able, B3-zM-Bl 
 Besume', (razuma') R 2 - 
 
 Z-M 
 Resume 1 , JR3. Z M, 2Z-zMd, 
 
 Resum'mpn, 
 Resumption, K 2 -zMshn 
 Resumptive, R*-zUt-V 
 Resu'pinate, .RsS-P-N-T 
 Resu'pine, Rtf-Pn 
 Resurrec'tion, Rz* R - 
 
 Kshn 
 Resurrec'tionist, Rz*-R- 
 
 Kshn-St 
 Resurvey, R*--R-V, Rs*- 
 
 fi-Vd, Bs s -R-V-NG 
 Besus'citate, R* - Ba - Tt, 
 
 Resuscita'tion, R* - Ss - 
 
 Tshn 
 Resus'citative, R^-Ss-1- 
 
 Tv 
 Retail', B 2 -T-L, R-T-Ld. 
 
 2 -T-L-NG (Bt J -L, etc.) 
 Re'tail, .R3-T-L (Rt 3 -L) 
 Betail'er or Be'tailer, 
 
 Betain', R--Ti 
 
 Betain'er, R*-T-Nr 
 Retake', R^-T-H, K 2 -T-K 
 
 NG 
 
 Retak'en, # 2 -T-Kn 
 Retal'iate, .Ri-T-Lt, fii-T 
 
 i-Td. R-T-it-NG 
 Retalia'tion, B s -T-ishn 
 Retal'iative, R 1 T-it-V 
 Retaliatory, R^-T-Lt-R 
 
 RET 
 
 Retard', fli-T-Rd, ^ji-T- 
 fi-Dd, Ri-T-fid-NG 
 
 Betarda'tion, J? 2 -T-B- 
 Dshn 
 
 Retard'er, Ri-T-R-T>r 
 
 Retard'ment, fii-T-Bd- 
 Mnt 
 
 Retch, fl 2 -CH, B 2 -CHt, 
 
 Eetell', 
 
 NG 
 
 Beten'tion, J^-T-Nshn 
 Beten'tive, JP-Tnt-V 
 Beten'tiveness, .R 2 -Tnt- 
 
 V-Ns [!Vs] 
 Be'tiary, R 3 -SH-R 
 Bet'icence, .Rts^-Ns 
 Bet'icency, Jfts 2 -N-S 
 Bet'icent, ^t.s 2 -Nt 
 Ret'icle, jR 2 -T-Kl 
 Retic'ular, iJs.x-Kl-B 
 Retic'ulate, .RS-T-KH 
 Betic'ulated, 7<! 3 -T-Kl-Td 
 Beticula'tion, R" - T - 
 
 Klshn 
 
 Eet'icule, B 2 -T-K1 
 Bet'ifonn, Rt^-F-'R-^l 
 Eet'ina, 5t 2 -N 
 Bet'inal, 7Jt 2 -N-L 
 Eet'inoid, /St 2 -N-D 
 Eet'inue, M 2 -N (with final 
 
 tick as in New. ) 
 Eetire', B'-T-R, J?'-T-Rd, 
 
 fi'-T-fl-NG (Rti-R, Bti- 
 
 Bd, Bti-fl-NG) 
 Betired'ly, fli - T - Rd - L 
 
 (Rti-Rd-i) 
 Betired'ness, R^-T-Rd- 
 
 Eetire'ment, Ri - T - B - 
 
 Mnt (Bti-B-Mnt) 
 Betir'ing, fii - T - R NG 
 
 (Bt'-K-NG) 
 Betold', fl-T-Ld 
 Betook', B 3 -T-K 
 
 XvGtOrt . it*-X-Rt, R*-T-/r- 
 
 Td. fli-T-TSt-NG (Rt'-Rt, 
 
 Rt*-.R-Td, Rti-fit-NG) 
 Betort'er, ^'-T-^tr (Rti- 
 
 fltr) 
 Eetor'tion, R 1 - T - Rshn 
 
 (Rti-Rshn) 
 Eetoss', fl>-Ts 
 Betouch', R 2 T-CH, J^-T- 
 
 CHt, 7J2-T-CH-NG 
 Betrace', K 2 -Trs. B 2 -Trst, 
 
 H 2 -TrsNG 
 Eetract', fltri-Kt. JZtr'-K- 
 
 Td, Rtri-Kt-NG 
 Betract'able, /etr'-Kt-Bl 
 Betracta'tion, TJtr 2 - K - 
 
 Tshn 
 
 Betract'ible, Ktri-Kt-Bl 
 Eetract'ile, .Rtri-Kt-L 
 Betrac'tion, Btri-Kshn 
 Eetract'ive, fitr'-Kt-V 
 Betrax'it, Btr'-Ks-T 
 Betread', fl 2 -Tr-D 
 Betreat', fis-Trt, B-Tr 
 
 Td, S 3 -Trt{*) 
 
RET 
 
 Retrench', #*-Tr-N-CH- 
 
 JP-Tr-N-CHt, 
 
 CH-NG 
 Retrenchment, 
 
 N-CH-Mnt 
 Retrio'ute, Rtr 3 -Bt 
 Retribu'tion, fitr-Bshn 
 Retrib'utive, Rtr*-Bt-V 
 Retrib'utory, RtrZ-Bt-R 
 Retriev'able-y, R*-Tr-v- 
 
 Bl 
 Retrievableness, 
 
 Retrieval, R^Tr- VI 
 Retrieve', R 3 -Trv, R 3 - 
 
 Trvd. .RS-Trv-NG 
 Retriev'ment, Rt-Trv- 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Retriev'er, B 3 -Tr-Vr 
 Retroact', i-Tr-Kt, Ri- 
 
 Tr-K-Td. JZi-Tr-Kt-NG 
 Retroac'tion, R* - Tr - 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Retroactive, Ri-Tr-Kt-V 
 Ret'rocede, R 2 -Trs-D 
 Retroces'sion, R 2 -Trs*i 
 Ret'roflex, fi^.Tr-Fl-Ks 
 Ret'ronexed, JS-Tr-Fl- 
 
 Kst 
 
 Ret'rofract, B^-Trf-R-Kt 
 Ret'rofracted, JZ^-Trf-R- 
 
 K-Td 
 Retrograda'tion, R^Tt- 
 
 Gr-Dshn 
 
 Het'rograde, J?-Tr-Grd, 
 ^-Tr-Gr-Dd, .RS-Tr-Grd- 
 NG 
 Retrogres'sion, JZ-Tr- 
 
 Grshn 
 Retrogressive, RS-IT- 
 
 Grs-V 
 
 Ret'rospect, fl* Tr-sP-Kt 
 Retrospec'tion, 
 
 sP-Kshn 
 Retrospect'ive, R?-Tr- 
 
 sP-Kt-V 
 Retrospect'ively, 
 
 sP-Kt-V-i 
 Retro ver'sion, fi - Tr - 
 
 Vrshn 
 
 Ret'rovert, R-Tr-Vrt 
 Ret'ting, 7Zt 2 -NG 
 Return', R*-T-Rn, _. _ 
 find, W-T-fin-NG (Rt*- 
 JZn, Rtsfind, ' 
 NG) 
 Return'able, 
 
 Return'-day, K>-T-Ru-V 
 
 227 
 
 Reveal'able, B'-V--Bl 
 Reveal'ableness, 2Z-V- 
 
 L-Bl-Ns [IBs] 
 Reveal'er, -V-Z-R 
 Reveal'ment, ZZ-V-L- 
 
 Mut 
 
 Reveil'le, R*-V-L 
 Rev'el, yes-V-L, .RS-V-Ld 
 
 Revela'tion, R*-V-Lahn 
 Reveler, /Z2-V-Z-R 
 ReVel-rout, R"-\-L 
 Revelry, R*-v-L-R 
 Revend'icate, ZZ-Vnd-Kt 
 
 Return'er, 
 
 (RtS-Rn-R) 
 Return'less, 
 
 (Rt2-fin is) 
 Retuse', fi'-T 
 Reun'ion, fi a 
 Reunite', '-Y-N T. 
 
 Y-N-Td. fi> Y-N T-NG 
 Reveal', 
 
 , -- 
 Revendica'tion, Jlf-Vnd- 
 
 Kshn 
 Revenge', B2-V-N-J, 
 
 V-N-Jd. flS-V-N-- 
 Revenge'ful-ly, 
 
 J-F1 
 Revenge'fulneas, 
 
 N-J-Fl-Ns [!Fs] 
 Reven'ger, fi2-V-N-Jr 
 Revenue, jR^-V-N 
 Revenue-cutter, 
 
 N-Ktr 
 Revenue-officer, B 
 
 N-Fs-R 
 Revenue-stamp, 
 
 Ns-T-M-P 
 Reverberant, RV'-R 
 
 Brnt 
 Reverberate, flv*-fl-Brt 
 
 v - /? - Br - Td, Rv*-R 
 
 Brt(-) 
 Reverbera'tion, Rv*-R 
 
 Brshn 
 Reverberatory, RV'-R 
 
 Brt-fi 
 Revere', R^-V- 
 
 R&, .R8-V-R-NG 
 Rev'erence, 
 
 Rv^-Rnst, /Zv 
 Rev'erencer, 
 Rev'erend, Rv* 
 
 REV 
 
 Revert'er, Hv^- 
 Revert'ible, Rv-- 
 Revert'ive, ltv*-Kt-V 
 Rev'ery, H\*- 
 Revest', R"- 
 
 Td, .R2-Vst(-) 
 Revest'ment, 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Revet'ment, -- 
 Revi'brate, '-V-Brt 
 Review, 3 
 
 - 
 
 Review'er. fi 3 -V-ij 
 Revile', ff'-v-L, .R'-V-Ld 
 
 R*-\ 
 
 When employed as a title, 
 use abreviation R*-V, as 
 R2-V Dri Krz'-B 1 (Rev. 
 Dr. Crosby) 
 Reverent, iZv-/Znt 
 
 fiv-JZ-N- 
 
 , 
 Reveren'tial, 
 
 8H1 [vs-fin] 
 Reveren'tially, 
 
 Sffl iRv*-R 
 Reverently, 
 Rever'er, JZ 3 -V-Br 
 Reverie', R*-V-R 
 Rever'sal, Rv^-Ra-Ij 
 Reverse', Rv 3 -Rs, 
 
 Rat, Bv*-fls-NG 
 Reversely, Rv*-R-eL 
 Revers'er, Bv*- 
 Revers'ible, K 
 Rever'sion, Sv^ 
 Rever'sionary, 
 
 Rshn-R 
 Reversioner, Kv*-fishn- 
 
 B 
 Revert', 
 
 Td, 
 
 Revil'er, /e'-V-i-R 
 Revindicate, 3 -Vnd-Kt 
 Revis'al, ^i-Vz-L 
 Revise', .fi'-Vz, K--Vzd, 
 
 fi'-Vz-NG 
 Revis'er, .Ri-V-Zr 
 Revi'sion, 7S 3 -Vzhn 
 Revis'ional, ^3.v zlin .^ 
 Revis'ionary, JS---Vzhn-fi 
 -;Revis'it, /e'-Vz-T, ^3.y z . 
 
 Revisita'tion, ^2 - Vz - 
 
 Tslm 
 
 Revi'sory, fi'-Vz-jFZ 
 Revi'val, TZ^V-VI 
 Reviv'alist, ^z'-V-Vlst 
 Revive', /z'-v-v, Ri-v- 
 
 Vd. Ri-V-V-NG 
 Reviv'er, .R'-V-Vr 
 Revivifica'tion, R 2 -V-V- 
 
 F-Kshn 
 Revivify, RS.y-V-F, R3. 
 
 V-V-Fd. RS-V-V-F-NG 
 Revivis'cence, JZ 3 -V-Vs- 
 
 Ns 
 Revivis'cency, R 3 -V-Vs- 
 
 N-S 
 Revivis'cent, J? 3 -V-Vs- 
 
 Nt 
 Reviv'or, 
 
 , 
 Revocabil'ity, fi^-v-K- 
 
 Bl-T 
 
 Revocable, /z-V-K-Bl 
 Rev'ocableness, 7? 2 -V-K- 
 
 Bl-Ns [IBs] 
 
 Revocation. ^-V-Kshn 
 Rev'ocatory, R*-V-K-T-R 
 Revoke', R2-V-K, *-V-K- 
 
 T, 2 V K NG 
 levoke'ment, JP-V-K- 
 
 Mnt 
 Revolt', fivi-it, /2v>-i- 
 
 Td. flvi-/,t-NG 
 levolt'er, Kvi-Ltr 
 ievoluble, v-z,-Bl 
 lev'olute, ffv2-/,t 
 levolu'tion, Rv^-ishn 
 Revolutionary, Rv*- 
 
 Lshn-R 
 ievolu'tioner, Rv 3 -Lsha 
 
 -R 
 levolu'tionism, fiv- 
 
 Zehn-Z-M 
 levolu'tionist, JZv f - 
 
 ishn-St 
 
REV 
 
 Bevolu'tionize, 
 Zshn-Z, .RvS-ishn-Zd, 
 
 228 
 
 RIN 
 
 Revolve', vi-L-V, 
 
 L-Vd, Kvi--V-NG 
 Eevolv'ency, Bv-i-Vn- 
 
 8 
 
 Revolver, Rv^-L-Vr 
 Revul'sion, Rv--L$bn 
 Revul'sive, Rv*-Ls-V 
 Reward', fl'-Wrd, >-Wr 
 
 Dd. J2-Wrd-NG 
 Reward'able, fii- 
 Reward'er, fli-Wrd 
 Reward'less, Ri-Vfrd-Ls 
 Rewrite', R l R-T 
 Rewriting, /S 1 R-T-TSQ 
 Rewrit'ten, R^-R-Tn 
 Rey'nard, # 2 -Nrd 
 Rhabdol'ogy, tfi-Bd-L-J 
 Rhab'domancy, S'-Bd- 
 
 Mn-S 
 
 Rhapsod'ic, fii-Ps-D-K 
 Rhapsod'ical, fi'-Ps-D- 
 
 El 
 
 Rhap'sodist, /Z'-Ps-Dst 
 Rhap'sody, fl'-Ps-D 
 Rhen'ish, tfn2-SH 
 Rhe'ter, /ttr* 
 Rhet'oric, Rtr^-E. 
 Rhetor'ical-ly, R*-T-R- 
 
 Kl 
 
 Rhetori'cian, R*-T-Rshn 
 Rheum, R 3 -M 
 Rheumat'ic, Ri-Mt-K 
 Rheu'matism, R 3 -M-T- 
 
 zM (R3-Mtz-M) 
 Rheum'y, K^-M 
 Rhi'no, '-X 
 Rhinoce'rial, R 3 -fis-Rl 
 Rhinoc'eros, ^-Ns-fis 
 Rhinoplas'tic, ^'-N-Pls- 
 
 T-K 
 Hhi'noplasty, Bi-N-Pls- 
 
 T 
 
 Rhizo'ma, 7P-Z-M 
 Rho'dium, R*V-M. 
 Rhododen'dron, R* D- 
 
 D N-Drn 
 Rhodomontade', &-!>- 
 
 Mnt D 
 
 Rhomb, R-M-B 
 Rhom'bic, Ri-M-B-K 
 Rhom'boid, Ri-M-B-D 
 Rhomboid'al, Ri-M-B-Dl 
 Rhom'bus, R'-M-Ba 
 Rhu'barb. TJ^-B-fl-B 
 Rumb. R2-M-B 
 Rhumb'-line, R^-M-B-Ln 
 Rhyme, R l - M, Ri - Md, 
 
 R 1 M-NG 
 Rhym'er, /Z l -Mr 
 Rhym'ist, R'-Mst 
 Rhym'ster, R'-Mstr 
 Rhythm, ^. T H-M or R? 
 
 DH-M 
 Rhyth'mic, K'-TH-M-K 
 
 or Ra-DH-M-K 
 Rhyth'mical, B'-TH-M- 
 
 Ri'al, fiSori-L 
 
 Rig, jR 3 -G, R 3 -Gd, &-& 
 
 Rial'to, Ri-L-T 
 
 NG 
 
 Rib, fi 3 -B fi s -Bd, fi'-B 
 
 Rig'adoon, R 3 -G-Dn 
 
 NG 
 
 Riga'tion, /P-Gshn 
 
 Rib'ald, fi 3 -Bld 
 
 ilig'ger, R3-Gr 
 
 : Rib'aldry, fi 3 -Bld-fi 
 
 Rig'ging, .Rs-G-NG 
 
 Rib'and or Rib'band, R 3 
 
 Right, RV, fii-Td, Stl- 
 
 -End 
 
 NG 
 
 Rib'bing, fio-B-NG 
 
 Right'-angle, fit'-NG-Gl 
 
 Rib'bon, fi 3 -Bn, fi 3 -Bnd, 
 
 Righf-angled, fit'-NG- 
 
 fi 3 -Bii-NG 
 
 Gld 
 
 Rib'-grass, fi 8 -B-Grs 
 
 Right'eous, R l -CHs 
 
 Rib'roast, fi 3 -B-fist 
 Rice, Rsi 
 
 Right'eously, R^-CH-sL 
 Right'eousness, fi'-CHs- 
 
 Rice'-paper, fis'-P-Pr 
 
 Ns 
 
 Rich, Rt-CH, fia-CHr, fi- 
 CHst 
 
 Right'er, Rtr 1 
 Right'ful, tft'-F-L 
 
 Rich'es, fi 3 -CHz 
 
 Right'fully, Rt'-F-i 
 
 Rich'ly, R 3 -CH-L 
 
 Right'fulness, flt^F-L- 
 
 Rich'ness, fiS-CH-Ns 
 
 Ns [fit 1 i Fs] 
 
 Rick, Rt-K 
 
 Righf -hand, Ri-T-Hnd 
 
 Rick'-cloth, fi 8 -K-Kl-TH 
 
 Right'-handed, fii - T - 
 
 Rick'ets, fi 3 -Kts 
 
 Hn-Dd 
 
 Rick'ety, fi 3 -K-T 
 Ricochet'. fi 2 -K-SH, R*- 
 
 Right'ly, fiH-i 
 Right'ness, fit'-Ns 
 
 K-SHd, /Z2-K-SH-NG or 
 
 Rig'id, fi^-Jd 
 
 fi*-K-SHt, etc. 
 
 Rigid'ity, fi 3 - Jd-T 
 
 Rid, R 3 -D, Rt-Vd, R 3 -D- 
 
 Rig'idly, fi 3 -Jd-L 
 
 NG 
 
 Rig'idness, fi 3 -Jd-Ns 
 
 Rid'dance, B 3 -Dns 
 
 Rig'marole, fi 3 -G-H-fil 
 
 Rid'den, fi 3 -Dn 
 
 Rig'or, fi 3 Gr 
 
 Rid'dle, Rt-Vl, fi 3 -Dld, 
 
 Rig'orous, fi 3 -Grs 
 
 
 Rig'orously, Rt-Gr-sL 
 
 Rid'dler, B 3 -D1-R 
 
 Rig'orousness, fi 3 -Grs- 
 
 Ride, fii-D. K>-D-NG 
 
 Ns 
 
 Rideau', ^-D 
 
 Rile, fi'-L, fii-Ld, fii-Ir- 
 
 Rid'er, R l -Vr 
 
 NG 
 
 Rid'erless, R^-Dr-Ls 
 
 Rill, fi 3 -L 
 
 Ridge, R 3 - 3, R 3 -JA, R*-J- 
 
 Rilled, fi 3 -Ld 
 
 NG 
 
 Rim, R3-M, R 3 -Md, R 3 -M- 
 
 Ridge'-pole, .R 3 -J-P-L 
 
 NG 
 
 Ridg'y, R 3 -J 
 Rid'icule, RP-V-m, R 3 -!)- 
 
 Rime, R>-M 
 Rimose', R 8 -Ms 
 
 Kld, fi^-D-Kl-NG 
 
 Rimos'ity, R^Ms-T 
 
 Rid'iculer, ^-D-Kl-R 
 
 Ri'mous, Ri-Ms 
 
 Ridic'ulous, ,R 3 -D-Kls 
 
 Rim'ple, R 3 -M-P1, R-M- 
 
 Ridic'ulously, R^-D-Kl- 
 
 Pld, RS-M-Pl-NG 
 
 8L 
 
 Rim'y, Ri-M 
 
 Ridic'ulousness, R 3 -D- 
 
 Rind, find 1 
 
 Kls-Ns 
 
 Jin'dle, fi 3 -Nd-L 
 
 Rid'ing, B J -D-NG 
 
 Ring, fi 3 -NG, fiS-NGd, Rf- 
 
 Rid'ing-coat, fi'-D-NG- 
 
 NG-NG 
 
 Kt 
 
 Ring'-bolt, fi3-NG-B-Lt 
 
 Rid'ing-habit, R!-D-NG- 
 
 Ring'dove, fi 3 -NG-Dv 
 
 Bt 
 
 Ring'er, fi^-NGr 
 
 Rid'ing-hood, .Ri-D-NG- 
 
 Ring'-finger, fi 3 -NG-F- 
 
 Hd 
 
 NGr 
 
 Rid'ing-school, B 1 - D - 
 
 NGs-Kl 
 
 iing'ing, K 3 -NG-NG 
 Ringleader, fi 3 -NG-//-Dr 
 
 Ridot'to, Ri-D-T 
 
 (or -Ldr) 
 
 Rife, Rf i 
 
 iing'let, fi 3 -NG-it 
 
 Rife'ly, RP-L 
 
 Ring'-master, fi 3 -NG- 
 
 Rife'ness, .Ri-F-Ns 
 
 Mstr 
 
 Riffraff, Rf 3 -Rf 
 
 Ring'-streaked, fi 3 -NG- 
 
 Ri'fle, Rfl-L, RP-Ld, fif- 
 
 sTr-Kt 
 
 Z-NG 
 
 Xing'-tail, fi 3 -NG-T-L 
 
 Ri'fle-man, Kf-Z-Mn 
 
 Xing'worm, fi^NG-Wr- 
 
 Ri'fler, RP-L-R 
 
 M 
 
 Rift, Rfts, 3 -F-Td, Rft(-)' 
 
 Rinse, fins', finst, fins*- 
 
 Rift'y, fi 3 -F-T 
 
 NG 
 
229 
 
 Bins'er, ns R Rob, RI-B, & Bd. Ri-B- 
 
 Biot, Ri-T. R'-Td, RJ-T- 
 
 NG 
 
 NG 
 
 Rob'ber, R'-Br 
 
 Bi'oter B J -Tr 
 
 Rob'bery, R'-B-R 
 
 Bi'otous. R>-Ts 
 Bi'otousiy, Rt-T-sL 
 
 Bobe, R*-B, R 2 -Bd, R*-B- 
 NG 
 
 Bi'otousness, R'-Ts-Ns 
 
 Bob'in, R>-Bn 
 
 Bip, R 3 -P, R 3 -Pt, R3-P-NG 
 
 Bob'orant, R'-B-Rnt 
 
 Bipa'rian, fi*-P-Rn 
 
 Robust', R-Bst 
 
 Bipe, Ri-P, '-Pr, fii-Pst!Bobust'ness, R-Bs-T-Ns 
 
 Bipely, R l -P-L 
 Bip'en, R>-Pn, Ri-Pnd, 
 Ri Pn-NG 
 
 [-Bs-Ns] 
 Boc, Ri-R 
 Boche'-alum, R-K-L-M 
 
 Bipe'ness, R^P-Ns 
 
 Bochelle' Powders, K 3 - 
 
 gip'per, R 3 -Pr 
 
 SHl-P-Drz 
 
 ip'ple, R 3 -P1, R3-Pld, R 3 - 
 
 Boch'et, Ri-CHt 
 
 Pl-NG 
 
 Bock, Ri-K, R'-Kt, Ri-K- 
 
 Bip'rap, R 3 -P-R-P 
 
 NG 
 
 Bise, Rzi, Rzi-NG 
 
 Bock'-alum, R>-K-L-M 
 
 Bis'en, Rz3-N 
 
 Bock'away, i-K-W 
 
 Bis'er, Ri-Zr 
 Bisibil'ity, Rz3-B--T 
 
 Bock'-crystal, R'-K-Krs- 
 T-L 
 
 Bis'ible, Rz-B-L 
 
 Rock'er, Ri-Kr 
 
 Bis'ing, Rzi-NG 
 
 Rock'et, R'-Kt 
 
 Bisk, Rs B -K, Rs 3 -K.t, Rs s - 
 
 Rock'iness, R'-K-Ns 
 
 K-NG 
 
 Rock'ing, R'-K-NG 
 
 Bisk'er, R 3 -sKr 
 
 Bock'ing-chair, R 1 - K - 
 
 Bisk'y, Re 3 -K 
 
 NG-CHr 
 
 Bite. Rt 1 
 
 Bock'ing-stone, Ri - K - 
 
 Bitornelle', R-Tr-Nl 
 
 NGs-Tn 
 
 Bitornel'lo, R 2 -Tr-N-Z 
 
 Bookless, R'-K-Ls 
 
 Bit'ual, RJ-CH-L 
 
 Bock'-oil, R 1 K-L 
 
 Bit'ualism, R 3 -CH-z-M 
 
 Bock'-salt, R'-K -sLt 
 
 Bit'ualist, R 3 -CH-ist 
 
 Bock'- work, Ri-K-Wr-K 
 
 Bit'ually, R 3 -GH.-L 
 
 Bock'y, R'-K 
 
 Bi'val, Rv-L. Rvi-id. 
 
 Bod, Ri-D 
 
 Rv^-Li- NG 
 
 Bode, R D 
 
 Bi'valry? Rv l -L-R 
 Bi'valship, Rvi-L-SH-P 
 
 Bo'dent, R a -Dnt 
 Roden'tia, R Du-SH 
 
 Bive, Rvi, Rvd 1 , Rvo 1 
 
 Rod'omont, RJ-D-Mnt 
 
 Biv'el, Rv 3 -L, R\ 3 -Ld, 
 
 Rodomontade', R 2 - D - 
 
 Rv^-/>-NG 
 
 Mnt-D 
 
 Biv'en, R 3 -Vn 
 
 Rodomontad'ist, R*-D- 
 
 Biv'er, Rv 3 -R 
 
 Mut-Dst 
 
 Biv'ered, Rv3-Rd 
 
 Roe, R 2 
 
 Biv'er-god, Rv 3 -R-Gd 
 
 Boe'buck, rf 2 -B K 
 
 Biv'er-horse, Rv 3 -R-Hrs 
 
 Roga'tion, R-Gshn 
 
 Biv'et, R 3 -Vt, R s -V-Td, 
 
 Rogue, R-G 
 
 R 3 -Vt-NG 
 
 Rogu'ery, R-Gr 
 
 Bivose', RS-Vs 
 
 Rogu'ish, R-G-8H 
 
 Biv'ulet, R 3 -V-it 
 Bix'-dollar, RS-Ks-D-i- 
 
 Rogu'ishly, R-G-5fll 
 Rogu'ishness, R-G-SH- 
 
 R 
 
 Ns 
 
 Biz'zered, R 3 -Zrd 
 
 Roil, R'-L, R'-Ld, fi>-L- 
 
 Boach, RS-CH 
 
 NG 
 
 Boad, R*-D 
 
 Boil'y, R l -L 
 
 Boad'-bed, R-D-Bd 
 Boad'stead, R 2 Ds-Td 
 
 Roint, Rnt 1 
 Rois'ter, Rstr 1 
 
 Boad'ster, RS-Dstr 
 
 Rois'terer, R-sTr-R 
 
 Roam, R2-M, R 2 -Md, R- 
 
 Role, Rl* 
 
 M-NG 
 
 Roll, Rl*. Rid*. R1-NG 
 
 Roam'er, R-Mr 
 
 Roll'-caU, R1VK1 
 
 Roan, Rn2 
 
 Boll'er, R1*-R 
 
 Boar, K'-i-R, R-R-D, R-R- 
 
 Bol'lic, R>-i-K, JP-i-K-T, 
 
 NG 
 
 R'-,-K-NG 
 
 iJoafer, R*-Rr 
 
 Boll'ing-mill, R1*-NG-M1 
 
 Boar'ing, R-R-NG 
 
 Boll'ing-pin, Rl*-NG-Pn 
 
 jioar'y, R"- R 
 
 Boll'ing-press, R1-NG- 
 
 Boast, Rst, Rs-Td, Rst(') 1 
 
 Pre 
 
 iloast'er, R.str- 
 
 BoU'y-polly, Rl*-P-I. 
 
 EOF 
 
 Boma'ic, K J M-K 
 Bomal', Ri Ml 
 Bo'man, E- Mn 
 Bo'man Catholic, R*- 
 
 Mn-K-TH-L-K [R2-K- 
 
 TH] 
 Bomance', K 1 Mns, Ri- 
 
 M-Nst. R'-M Ns-NG 
 Boman'cer, R'-M-Ns-R 
 Bomanesque', R-M-Ns- 
 
 K 
 
 Boman'ic, R'-Mn-K 
 Ro'manish, RJ-Mn-SH 
 Ro'rnanism, R'-Mn-Z-M 
 Ro'manist, R2-Mn-St 
 Ro'manize, R J -M-Nz, R 2 - 
 
 M z -Nzii. R2-M Nz-XG 
 Romansch', R'-Mn-SH 
 Roman'tic, R'-Mnt-K 
 Roman'tically, R'-Mnt- 
 
 K-Z, 
 Roman'ticism, R'-Mnt- 
 
 Sz-M 
 Roman'ticness, R'-Mnt- 
 
 K-Ns 
 
 Rom'ish, R*-M-SH 
 Rom'ist, R*-Mst 
 Romp, Ri-M-P, R"-JIt, 
 
 Ri-M P-NG 
 
 Romp'ish, R'-M-P-SH 
 Romp'ishly, R1-M-P-5H1 
 Romp'ishness, R'-M-P- 
 
 SH-Ns 
 
 Rondeau', R'-N-D 
 Ron'do, Ri-N-D 
 Ron'ion, R-N-Yn 
 Rood, R 3 -D 
 Roof, Kf 3 , Rft 3 . RfC) 1 
 Roofing, RfC) s 
 Roofless, RP-Ls 
 Roof let, Ri 3 Li 
 Roof-tree, R3-F-Tr 
 Roofy, R 3 -F 
 Rook, R 3 -K, R3-Kt, R'-K- 
 
 NG 
 
 Rook'ery* R 3 -Kr 
 Rook'y, R 3 K 
 Boom, R 3 M, R3-Md, R3- 
 
 M-NG 
 
 Boom'full, R :t -M-Fl 
 Boom'iness, R J -M-Ns 
 Room'y, R 3 M 
 Roost, Rst 3 , Rs' - Td, 
 
 Rst(-) 3 
 
 Roost'er, Rstr 
 Roost'ing, Rst(-) s 
 Root, Rt 3 . R 3 Td. Rta-NG 
 Root'edly, R 3 -Td-Z, 
 Boot'er, Rtr 3 
 Boot'let, Rts-Lt 
 Boot'y, R 3 -T 
 Bope, R>-P, R-Pt, R-P- 
 
 NO 
 Bope'-dancer, R*-P-D- 
 
 Ns-R [-D-sR] 
 Bope'-ladder, R-P--Dr 
 Rop'ery, R?-P-R 
 Rope'-walk, R 2 -P-W-K 
 Rope'-walker, R^-P-W- 
 
 Kr 
 
ROP 
 
 230 
 
 RUM 
 
 Bope'-yarn, R*-P-Yrn 
 
 Bough'en, R*-Fn, R*- 
 
 Ru'bican, R 3 -B-Kn 
 
 Bop'iness, R 2 -P-Ns 
 
 Fnd, RS-Fn-NG 
 
 Ru'bicund, R3-B-Knd 
 
 Bop'ish, R2-P-SH 
 
 Rough'-hew, Rf-H, RP- 
 
 Ru'bied, R 3 -Bd 
 
 Bop'y, R*-P 
 
 Hd. Rf*-H-NG 
 
 Rubif ic, R3-Bf-K 
 
 Boq'uelaure, fi'-K-L-R 
 
 Roughly, Rf-i 
 
 Rubifica'tion, R*-Bf- 
 
 Bo'ral, Rs-Rl 
 
 Rough'ness, R 2 -F-Ns 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Borif erous, R 3 -Rf-Rs 
 
 Rough'-rider, Rf 2 -R-Dr 
 
 Ru'biform, RS-B-F-R-M 
 
 Ror'qual, Ri-R-Kw-L 
 
 Rough'shod, B--'-F-SHd 
 
 Ru'bify, R3-B F 
 
 Bo'ry, R-R 
 
 Rough'-work, R 2 -F-Wr- 
 
 Rubi'go, R 1 B-G 
 
 Rosa'ceous, R*-zSHs 
 
 K 
 
 Bu'ble, R 3 Bl 
 
 Ro'sary, Rz*-R 
 
 Rough'-wrought, Rf 2 - 
 
 Ru'bric, R 3 -Br-K 
 
 Rose, Rz* 
 
 Rt 
 
 Ru'brical, R3.Br-Kl 
 
 Ro'seal, Rz*-L 
 
 Rouleau', R*-L 
 
 Ru'bricate, R 3 -Br Kt 
 
 Ro'seate, Rz 2 -T 
 
 Roulette', R 2 -it 
 
 Ru'by, R 3 B 
 
 Bose'-bug, Rz-B-G 
 
 Rounce, Rns 1 
 
 Ruche, 3 -SH 
 
 Bose'-colored, Rz' - K - 
 
 Round, Oa.) Rndi, JRndr 1 , 
 
 Ruck, R 2 -K, R*-Kt, R-K- 
 
 Ltd 
 
 Rnd'-St 
 
 NG 
 
 Bose'mary, R-zM-R 
 
 Round, (c.) Rnd 1 , .Ri-N- 
 
 Ructa'tion, R*-K-Tshn 
 
 Bo'set, Rz 2 -T 
 
 Dd. Rnd'-NG 
 
 Rudd, R2-D 
 
 Rosette', Rz*-T 
 
 Bound'about, Rnd J -Bt 
 
 Rud'der, R-Dr 
 
 Rose'-water, R2-zWtr 
 
 Roun'del, R l -Nd-L 
 
 Rud'diness, R 2 -D-Ns 
 
 Bose'-window, R*-zWn- 
 D 
 
 Roun'delay, Rnd'-Ji 
 Round'head, Rndi-Hd 
 
 Rud'dle, R2-D1 
 Rud'dy, R2-D, R 2 -D-R, 
 
 Bose'-wood, R^-zWd 
 
 Round'house, Rnd^Hs 
 
 R2 Dst 
 
 Bosicru'cian, R 3 -zKrshn 
 
 Round'ing, Rndi-NG 
 
 Rude, R 3 -D, R 3 -Di, Rf- 
 
 Bos'in, Rz'-N, Rzi-Nd, 
 
 Round'ish, Rnd'-SH 
 
 Dst 
 
 Rz'-N-NG 
 
 Round'let, Rnd^Lt 
 
 Rude'ly, R*-V-L 
 
 Bos'iness, Rz 2 -Ns 
 
 Round'ly, Rndi-// 
 
 Rude'ness, R 3 -D-Ns 
 
 Bos'iny, Rz^N 
 
 Round'ness, Rnd'-Ns 
 
 Ru'diment, R 3 -D-Mnt 
 
 Ross, Rs 1 
 
 Round'-ridge, Rnd!-R-J 
 
 Rudiment'al-ly, R-D- 
 
 Ros'tel, Rsi-T-L 
 
 Round'-robin, Rnd'-R- 
 
 Mnt-L [IMnt] 
 
 Ros'ter, Rstr 1 
 
 Bn 
 
 Rudiment'ary, R 2 - D . 
 
 Bos'tral,R'-sTr-L 
 
 Round'-top, Rndi-T-P 
 
 Mnt-R 
 
 Bos'trate, R'-sTrt 
 
 Rouse, Rzi. Rzdi, Rz-NG 
 
 Rue, R 3 , R 3 -D. RS-NG 
 
 Bos'trated, Ri-sTrTd 
 
 Rous'er, R l -Zr 
 
 Rue'ful, R 3 -F-L 
 
 Bos'triform, R'-sTr-Fr- 
 
 Rous'ing, Rz>-NG 
 
 Rue'fully, R*-F-L 
 
 M 
 
 Roust, Rsti 
 
 Rue'fulness, R'-F-L-Ne 
 
 Bos'trum, R'-sTr-M 
 
 Rout, Rt. Ri Td, Rt'-NG 
 
 [Fs] 
 
 Bos'y, R 2 -Z, R2-Zr. R*-Zst 
 
 Route, Rt^ori 
 
 Ruff. Rf 2 , Rft 2 . Rf(*)* 
 
 Bot, fit'. R'-Td, Rt'-NG 
 
 Routine', R 3 -Tn 
 
 Ruffian, R s -Fn 
 
 Bo'ta, R* T 
 
 Rout'ing, Rt'-NG 
 
 Ruf'fianish, R2-Fn SH 
 
 Bo'tary, R2-T-R 
 
 Rove, Rv*. Rvd*, Rv(-) s 
 
 Ruffianism, R 2 -Fn Z M 
 
 Bo'tate, R 2 -Tt, R*-T'Td, 
 
 Rover, Rv 2 -R 
 
 Ruf flanlike, R 2 -Fn-i-K 
 
 R*-Tt( - ) 
 
 Bow, Ri, RS-D, R*-NG 
 
 Ruffianly, R-F-N1 
 
 Bota'tion, R*-Tshn 
 
 Bow, Ri 
 
 Ruffle, Rf 2 -Z, Rf*-id, 
 
 Sedative, R^-T-Tv 
 
 Bow'dy, Ri-D 
 
 RfZ-L-NG 
 
 Bo'tatory, R-T-T-R (-Tt- 
 
 Row'dyish, ^c-D-SH 
 
 Ruff ler, Rf 2-L-B 
 
 R) 
 
 Row'el, Ri-L, R'-Ld, R 1 - 
 
 Ru'fous, R3-Fs 
 
 Bote, Rt 
 
 L-NG 
 
 Rug, RS-G 
 
 Bot'ten, Rt'-N 
 
 Row'en, R>-N 
 
 Ru'gate, R*-Gt 
 
 Bot'tenness, RU-N-Ns 
 
 Rower, R*-R 
 
 Rug'ged, R^-Gd 
 
 Bot'ten-stone, Rt'-Ns-Tn 
 
 Row'lock, Rt-L-TS. 
 
 Rug'gedly, R*-Gd-i 
 
 Bot'ting, Rt'-NG 
 Botund', R* Tnd 
 
 Roy'al, R'-L 
 Roy'alism, R'-Z-z-M 
 
 Rug'gedness, R 2 -Gd-Na 
 Ru'gine, R 3 -Jn 
 
 Botun'da, R 2 -Tn-D 
 
 Roy'alist, R'-ist 
 
 Rugose', R 2 Gs 
 
 Botundifo'lious, R*-Tnd 
 
 Roy'alize, R l -Lz, Ri-Lzd, 
 
 Rugos'ity, Ri-Gs-T 
 
 F-Ls 
 
 R'-iz-NG 
 
 Ru'in, R 3 N, R 3 -Nd, R8. 
 
 Botund'ity, R2-Tnd-T 
 
 Royally, Ri-Z. 
 
 N-NG 
 
 Bouche, RS.SH 
 
 Royalty, Ri-L-T 
 
 Ruina'tion, R 2 -Nsbn 
 
 Roue', RS 
 
 Roys'terer, R^sTr-R 
 
 Ru'iner, R f -N-R 
 
 Rouge, R 3 -ZH, R'-ZHd, 
 
 Rub, R-B, R 2 -Bd, R*-'B- 
 
 Ru'inous. R 3 -Ns 
 
 R^ ZH-NG 
 
 NG 
 
 Ru'inously, fi^-Ns-L 
 
 Bough, (a.) Rf 2 , Rf*-R, 
 
 Rub'ber, R-Br 
 
 Ru'inousness. R 3 -Ns-Ns 
 
 R 8 -Fst 
 
 Rub'bish, R2-B-SH 
 
 Rul'able, Rl 3 Bl 
 
 Bough, (c.) Rf 2 , Rft, 
 
 Rub'ble, R2-B1 
 
 Rule, RI 3 . Rid 3 , Rl'-NG 
 
 Rf ( ) 2 
 
 Rub'ble-stone, R-Bls- 
 
 Rul'er. R1 3 -R 
 
 Bough'-cast, R*-F-Kst 
 
 Tn 
 
 Hul'ing, RF-NG 
 
 Bough'-draught, R*-F- 
 
 Rubefa'cient, R*-B-Fshnt 
 
 Rum, R 2 M 
 
 Drft 
 
 Rubes'cence, R J -Bs-Ns 
 
 Rum'ble. R 2 -M-B1, R2-M. 
 
 Eough'-draw, R*-F-Dr 
 
 Rubes'cent, R-Bs-Nt I Bid. R*-iH-Bl-NG 
 
RUM 231 SAD 
 
 Rum'bler, R=-M-B1-R 
 
 Rus'tle, JZs 2 -L, fis a -Ld 
 
 Sa'ble-iron, sBi 2 -Rn 
 
 Rum'blossom, R 2 -M-B1 
 
 fis 2 -L-NG 
 
 Sa'bre. See Saber. 
 
 sM 
 
 Rust'y, Ra*-T, fis 2 -T-R 
 
 Sabot', sB^ 
 
 Rum'-bud, R*-M-Bd 
 Ru'men, R-Mn 
 
 Rut, fit 2 , fi-Td, fit 2 -NG 
 
 Sabulos'ity, sBi-Ls-T 
 Sab'uious, sBi-is 
 
 Ru'minant, R'-Mn-Nt 
 
 Rutaba'ga, fis-T-B-G (fit 2 
 
 Sac, sK 
 
 Ru'minate, R3-M-N-T, R 
 
 B-G) 
 
 Saccade', sK-D 2 
 
 -M-N-Td, RS-M-N-T-NG 
 
 Ruth, R-TH 
 
 Sacchariferous, sK-Rf. 
 
 Rumina'tion, R 2 -M-Nshn 
 
 Ruth'ful-ly, fis.TH-Fl 
 
 Rs 
 
 Ru'minator, R3-M-Ntr 
 
 Ruth'less, fi 3 -TH-is 
 
 Sacchar'ify, sK-R'-F 
 
 Rum'mage, R 2 -M-J, R* 
 
 Ruth'lessly, fi-TH-Z,s-Z. 
 
 Sac'charine, sK-Ru 1 
 
 M-Jd, R--M-J-NG 
 
 Ruth'lessness, R 3 - TH 
 
 Sac'charoid, sK-Zd'-D 
 
 Rum'mager, fi 2 -M-Jr 
 
 //s-Ns [lisj 
 
 Saccharoid'al, sK-R'-Dl 
 
 Rum'my, R^-M 
 
 Rut'ter, fitr 2 
 
 Saccharom'eter, sKri - 
 
 Ru'mor, fi>-Mr, fis.Mrd 
 
 Rut'ty, R*-T 
 
 Mtr 
 
 fi 3 -Mr-XG 
 
 Ryder, fii-Dr 
 
 Sacerdo'tal-ly, Ss 2 -R-D. 
 
 Ru'morer, RS-Mr-R 
 
 Rye, fii 
 
 Tl 
 
 Rump, R-M-P 
 
 Rye'-grass, fi^Grs 
 
 Sach'el, sCHU 
 
 Rum'ple, R2-M-P1. T&-JL- 
 
 Rynd, find 3 
 
 Sa'chem, sCH 2 -M 
 
 Pld, R2-M-P1-NG 
 
 Ry'ot, fi 1 -! 
 
 Sack, sK 1 , sKti. sKi-XG 
 
 Rum'pus, R 2 -M-Ps 
 
 
 Sack'age, sK-J' 
 
 Run, Rn-, .Rn 2 -NG 
 
 
 Sack' but, sK-Bt 1 
 
 Run'agate, fin 2 -Gt 
 Run'away, fin 2 -W 
 Run'dle, 2 -Nd-L 
 
 s. 
 
 Sack'cloth, sK-Kl-TH 1 
 Sack'er, sKr' 
 Sack'ful, sK-Fi-L 
 
 Rund'let, .Rnd 2 -Z,t 
 
 ^^^ ^ 
 
 Sack'ing, sRi-NG 
 
 Rune, Rn 3 
 
 
 Sack'-posset, sK^-Ps-T 
 
 Ru'ner, R3-Nr 
 
 3, the ninteenth letter o: 
 
 Sac'rament, sKr'-JIut 
 
 Rung, fi 2 -NG 
 
 the Alphabet, has the sounc 
 
 Sacrament'al-ly, sKr 
 
 Ru'nic, -R 3 -N-K 
 
 of 8 in *ee, sat, thus; of Z 
 
 Mut-t 2 [tMut] 
 
 Run'let, fiu'-i-Zt 
 
 in rose, muse, and of ZH in 
 
 Sacramenta'rian, sKr- 
 
 Run'nel, R*-'$-I J 
 
 usual, pleasure, etc. 
 
 Mnt-Rn 2 
 
 Run'ner, .RS-Nr 
 
 Ss has the sound of single 
 
 Sacrament'ary, sKr-Mnt 
 
 Run'net, fi 2 -Nt 
 
 i, as heard in mass, lass, 
 
 -fi 2 
 
 Run'ning, .Rn 2 -NG 
 
 massive, etc. 
 
 Sa'cred, sKrd 2 
 
 Run'nion, fis.Nn 
 
 In isle, viscount, and a 
 
 Sa'credly, sKrd-Z 2 
 
 Runt, fint 2 
 
 few other words, s is silent. 
 
 Sa'credness, sKrd*-Ns 
 
 Rupee', fis.p 
 
 SH is a digraph that is 
 
 Sacrif ic, sKrf 3 -K 
 
 Rup'tion, fi-Pshn 
 
 usually employed iu the 
 
 Sacrif'icatory, sKrf^K- 
 
 Rupt'ure, fi2-Ptr, B-P- 
 
 common spelling to repre- 
 
 1 R 
 
 CHrd, R--Ptr-NG 
 
 sent the single sound of the 
 
 Sac'riflce, sKr-Fz', sKr- 
 
 Ru'ral, fis-fil 
 
 )honograph Ish. 
 
 Fzd 1 , sKr-Fz'-NG 
 
 Ru'ralist, R*-R\st 
 
 In English orthography 
 
 Sac'riflcer, sKr-F'-Zr 
 
 Ru'ralness, RS-.RI-NS 
 
 is more frequently used 
 
 Sacrifi'cial, sKr-F 3 -SHl 
 
 Ruse, Rzs 
 
 han z even for the sound 
 
 Sac'rilege, sKr-Z,!-J 
 
 Ruse de guerre, Rz 3 -D- 
 
 of Z. 
 
 Sacrile'gious, sKr-L ! -Js 
 
 Gr 
 
 In Phonography both the 
 
 Sacrile'giously, sKr-Z, 3 - 
 
 Rush, fi 2 -SH, fi*-SHt, R*. 
 
 and z sounds are oftener 
 
 J-s, 
 
 8H-NG 
 
 written with the circles 
 
 Sacrile'giousness, sKr- 
 
 Rush'er, fi 2 -SHr 
 
 and loops than with their 
 
 //s-Js-Ns 
 
 Rush'iness, .R-SH-Ns 
 
 item signs. 
 
 3ac'rilegist, sKr-Z/'-Jst 
 
 Rush'-light, R"-8S.-M 
 
 Sab'aoth or Saba'oth, 
 
 3ac'ristan, sKrs-Tn' 
 
 Rush'y, R2-SH 
 
 8Bor 2 -TH 
 
 Bac'risty, sKrs-T' 
 
 Rusk, RsZ-K 
 
 3ab'batarian, sB 2 -T-fin 
 
 3ad, sDi, sDr 1 , sDsti 
 
 Russ, Rs 2 or 
 
 (orsBt 2 -fin) 
 
 Sadden, sDn 1 , sDnd 1 , 
 
 Rus'set, .R 2 -T 
 
 Sab'bath, sBi-TH 
 
 sDn'-NG 
 
 Rus'setting, Rs'-T-NG 
 
 lab'bath-breaker, sBi- 
 
 Sad'dle, sDl 1 , sDid 1 , sDl'- 
 
 Hus'setty, Rs-T 
 
 TH-Br-Kr 
 
 NG 
 
 Rus'sian, J2shn*or 8 
 
 Bab'bath-day, sB-TH-D 
 
 Sad'dle-bags, sDl'-B-Gz 
 
 Rust, Rst z . fis2-Td. jRst(')S 
 
 lab' bath-school, sB 1 - 
 
 Sad'dle-blanket, sDP- 
 
 Rus'tic, Rs 2 -T-K 
 
 THs-Kl 
 
 Bln-Kt 
 
 Rus'tical-ly, fis 2 -T-Kl 
 Rus'ticalness, .Rs^T-Kl- 
 
 tabbat'ic, sBti-K 
 iabbat'ical-ly, sBt'-Kl 
 
 Sad'dle-bow, sDl'-B 
 Bad'dle-oloth, sDl-Kl- 
 
 Ms 
 
 iab'batism sBt^-zM 
 
 TH 
 
 Rus'ticate, Rs 2 -T-Kt, Rs- 
 
 ia'ber, sBr 2 , sBrd 1 , sBr- 
 
 Sad'dle-girth, sDl<-Gr- 
 
 T-K-Td, JZs 2 -T-Kt-NG 
 
 NG 
 
 TH 
 
 Rustica'tion, jRs 2 -T-Kshn 
 
 a'bian, sBn 
 
 Sad'dle-horse, sDl 1 Hrs 
 
 Rustic'ity, Rs^-Ts-'" 
 
 a'bianism, sBn*-Z-M 
 
 3ad'dler, sDl'-R 
 
 Rust'ily, Rs 2 -T-L 
 
 3a'ble, sBl 2 , sBld 2 , sBl- 
 
 3ad'dlery, sDl'-R 
 
 Rust'iness, fis z -T-Ns 
 
 NG 1 
 
 3ad'dle-tree, sDl'-Tr 
 
SAD 
 
 233 
 
 SAN 
 
 Sadduce'an, sDs'-N 
 
 Sal'able-y, si*-Bl 
 
 Salt'-junk, sit'-J-NG-K 
 
 Sad'dueee, sD'-S 
 
 Sala'bleness, si 1 - Bl - Ns 
 
 Salt'-lick, sit'-i-K 
 
 Sad'duceeism, sD'-Sz-M 
 
 [!Bs] 
 
 Salt'-marsh, sit'-M-B-SH 
 
 Sad'ducism, sDi-szM 
 
 Sala'cious, si*-SHs 
 
 Salt'-mine, sit'-Mn 
 
 Sad' -iron, sD'-Rn 
 
 Sala'ciously, si*-8Hs-i 
 
 Salt'ness, sit'-Ns 
 
 Sadly, sD'-i 
 
 Sala'ciousness, si 2 -SHs- 
 
 Salt'-pan, eit'-Pn 
 
 Sad'ness, sD^Ns 
 
 Ns 
 
 Saltpe'ter, eit 3 -Ptr 
 
 Safe, sF*. sFr*. sFst 2 
 
 Salacity, sis 1 -! 
 
 Saltpe'trous, sit 3 -P-Trs 
 
 Safe'-conduct, sF 2 :D-Kt 
 
 Sal'ad, si'-D 
 
 Salt'-pit, Bit'-Pt 
 
 Safe'guard, sF 2 -Grd 
 
 Salam', Bi'-M 
 
 Salt'-rheum, sit' '.R-M 
 
 Safe'keeping, sF*-K-P- Sal'amander, si>-Mndr 
 
 Salts, sits' 
 
 NO 
 
 balaman drine, si'-Mnd 
 
 Salt'-wort, sit'-Wrt 
 
 Safely, sF*-i 
 Safe'ness, sF-Ns 
 
 Sal'aried, sL^-R-D 
 
 Salu'brious, si 3 -Brs 
 Salu'briously, si 3 -Br-si 
 
 Saie'ty, sF 2 -T 
 
 Sal'ary, sL l -R, sii-B-D, 
 
 Salu'briousness, si 3 - 
 
 Sale'ty-lamp, sF 2 -T-i-M- 
 
 8i'-^2-NG 
 
 Brs-Xs 
 
 f 
 
 Sale, si 2 
 
 Salu'brity, si3-Br-T 
 
 Safe'ty-valve, sFS-T-Vl- 
 
 Sal'ebrous, si'-Brs 
 
 Sal'utariness, si'-T-B- 
 
 V 
 
 Salera'tus, si z -JZ-Ts 
 
 Ns 
 
 Saf 'flower, sFU-R 
 
 Sales'man, siz*-Mn 
 
 Sal'utary, si'-T-K 
 
 Saffron, 8F-fin (sFrn') 
 
 Sales'-woman, siz 2 -W- 
 
 Saluta'tion, si 2 -Tshn 
 
 Sag, sG 1 , sGd 1 , BG L NG 
 
 Mn 
 
 Salutato'rian, si 2 -T-T- 
 
 Sa'ga, sG 2 
 
 Sale'work, si*-Wr-K 
 
 Ru (or-Tt-^n) 
 
 Saga'cious, sG-SHs 
 
 Sal'ic, si'-K 
 
 Salu'tatory, sit 3 -T-K 
 
 Saga'ciously, sG-SHs 2 -i |Sal'icine, sis'-N 
 Saga'ciousness, sG-SHs 2 - Salient, si^-Nt 
 
 Salute-, sit^, si 3 -Td, sit^ 
 
 NG ' 
 
 Ns 
 
 Salif erous, si 3 -F-Bs 
 
 Salut'er, sitr 3 
 
 Bagac'ity, sGs-T 1 
 
 Sal'ifiable, si'-F-Bl 
 
 3al'vable, si'-v Bl 
 
 Sag'amore, sG'-Mr 
 
 Salifica'tion, si*-F-Kshn 
 
 Sal'vableness, ei'-V-Bl- 
 
 Sage, sJ 2 , sJr, sJst* 
 
 Sal'ify, si l -F, sZ^-Fd, 
 
 Ns [:BS] 
 
 Sagely, sJ 2 -i 
 
 si'-F-NG 
 
 Sal'vage, si'-V-j 
 
 Sage'ness, sJ*-Ns 
 
 Saline' or Sa'line, sin'or 2 
 
 Salva'tion, si 2 -Vshn 
 
 Sag'ittal, sJ'-Tl 
 
 Salinom'eter, sin'-Mtr 
 
 Sal'vatory, BL--V-I-R 
 
 Sagitta'rius, sJ 2 -T-fis 
 
 Salin'ous, si'-Ns 
 
 Salve, sV l , sVd', sY'-NG 
 
 Sag'ittary, sJ'-T-fi 
 
 Sali'va, si'-V 
 
 Sal'ver, si'-Vr 
 
 Sagittate, sJ>-Tt 
 
 Sali'val, si'-V-L 
 
 Sal'vo, sii-V 
 
 Sa'go, sG 2 
 
 Salivary, si'-V-B 
 
 Sal'vor, si^Vr 
 
 Sagoin', sGn' 
 
 Salivate, si'-Vt, si'-V- 
 
 Samaritan, sM-fi'-Tn 
 
 Sa'ic, sK 
 
 Td, siWt-NG 
 
 Sam'bo, sil-B' 
 
 Said, sD 
 
 Saliva'tion, si 2 -Vshn 
 
 Same, sM 2 
 
 Bail, si 2 , si-D (aid*,) 
 
 Sali'vous, sL'-Vs 
 
 Same'ness, BM 2 -Xs 
 
 si*-NG 
 
 Sallow, si. sL'-R, sist' 
 
 Sa'miel, 8M-i* 
 
 Bail'able, si*-Bl 
 
 Sallowness, Bi'-Ns 
 
 Samp, sM-P' 
 
 Bail'-borne, si 2 -B-.Rn 
 
 Sally, si", si'-D. si'-NG 
 
 Sam'pan, sM-Pn 1 
 
 Bail'-cloth, si^Kl-TH 
 
 Sally-port, si'-Prt 
 
 Sam'phire, sJI - F' - R or 
 
 Sail'er, si 2 -R 
 
 Salmagu.n'di, si 3 -M-Gn- 
 
 sM-Fr 1 
 
 Sailing, si 2 -NG 
 
 D 
 
 Sam'ple, sM-Pi 1 . sM-Pld', 
 
 Sailing-master, si-NG- 
 
 Sal'mon, sMni 
 
 sM-Pl'-NG 
 
 Mstr 
 
 Sal'mon-trout, sM'-N- 
 
 Sam'pler, sM-Pl'-R 
 
 Bailing-vessel, Bi*-NG- 
 
 Trt 
 
 Sam'ple-room, sJI-Pl 1 - 
 
 Vs-L 
 
 Salon', sin 1 
 
 R-M 
 
 Sailless, si^is 
 
 Saloon', sin 3 
 
 Sam suoo, sM-5/7' 
 
 Sail'-loft, si-i-Ft 
 
 Sal'sify, sis'-F 
 
 Sanabil'ity, sN-B 3 -i-T 
 
 Sail'-maker, si 2 -M-Kr 
 
 Salsu'ginous, sis*-J-Ns 
 
 San'able, sX-Bl> 
 
 Sail'or, si 2 -R 
 
 Sal-so'da, sis'-D 
 
 San'ableness, sN-Bl'-Ns 
 
 Sail'-yard, si 2 -Yrd 
 
 Salt, (o.) sit 1 , BitrV si'- 
 
 C:BSJ 
 
 Sain loin, sN-Fn* 
 
 Tst (sitsf) 
 
 3ana'tion, sNshn* 
 
 Saint, sNt 2 , sN-Td 2 , sNt 2 - 
 
 Salt, (v.) siti, sii-Td, 
 
 San'ative, sN-Tvi 
 
 NG 
 
 sit>-NG 
 
 San'ativeness, sN-Tv>-Ns 
 
 Saint Vitus's dance, 
 
 Sal'tant, 6i-Tnt 
 
 3an'atory, sN-T'-K 
 
 sNt^V-Ts-Dns (sNts-Vts- 
 
 Salta'tion, si 2 -Tshn 
 
 Sanctiflca'tion, sNGt-F 2 - 
 
 Dns) 
 
 Sal'tatory. sit'-T-S 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Saint'ed, sN-Td* 
 
 Salt'-cellar, sitsi-i-B 
 
 Sanc'titted, sNGt-Fd 1 
 
 Saintlike, sNt-i-K 
 
 Salt'er, sitr 1 
 
 Sanc'tifler, sNGt F'-R 
 
 Saintly, sNt-i 2 , sNt-i- 
 
 Salt'ern, sit'-Bn 
 
 Sanc'tify, sNGt F', sNGt- 
 
 R. sNt-ist* 
 
 Sal'tier, si'-Tr 
 
 Fd', sNGt-F'-NG 
 
 Saint ship, sNt-SH-P 
 
 Sal'tigrade, si'-T-Grd 
 
 3anctimo'nious, sNG- 
 
 Saith, sTH 
 
 (sit'-Grd) 
 
 T 2 -M-Ns 
 
 Sake, sK 
 
 Salt-ing, sit^NG 
 
 3anctimo'niously, sNG 
 
 Bal, si 1 
 
 Saltish, si'-T-SH 
 
 T-M-Ns-L 
 
SAN 
 
 233 
 
 Sanctimo'niousness, 
 
 San'skrit, sX-sKrt 
 
 8NG-T 2 -M-Ns-Ns 
 
 Sans-souci', sJV^-S-S 
 
 Sanc'timony, sNG-T'-M- 
 
 Sap, sP 1 , sPt 1 , eP'-NG 
 
 N 
 
 Sap'ajou, sP'-J 
 
 Sanc'tion, eNGshn 1 , 
 
 Sap' -green, sPi-Grn 
 
 sNGshnd 1 , sNGshn(-)i 
 
 Sap'-head, sPi-Hd 
 
 Sanc'titude, sNGt-Td 1 
 
 Sap'id, sP'-D 
 
 Sanc'tity, sNGt-Ti 
 
 Sapid'ity, sPd-T 
 
 Sanc'tuary, sNG-CHi-2J 
 
 Sap'idness, sPi-D-Ns 
 
 Sanc'tum, sNG-Ti-M 
 
 Sa'pience, sPus^ 
 
 Sanc'tum sanctorum, 
 
 Sa'pient, sPnt 2 
 
 sNG-T'-Ms-NGt-R-M 
 
 Sap'less, sPJ-Z/s 
 
 Sanc'tus, sNG-Ts 2 
 
 Sap'ling, sPi-i-NG 
 
 Sand, sNd 1 , sN-Dd 1 , sNd 1 - 
 
 Sapodil'la, sP 3 -D-L 
 
 NG 
 
 Sapona'oeous, sPn 2 -SHs 
 
 San'dal, sNd-H 
 
 Saponiflca'tion, sPn 2 -F 
 
 Ban'dal-wood, sNd-L 1 - 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Wd 
 
 Sapon'ified, sPni-Fd 
 
 San'darach, sN-D'-.R-K. 
 
 Sapon'ify, sPn-F, sPn 1 - 
 
 Sand'-bag, sNd'-B-G 
 Sand'-bank, sNdi-B-NG- 
 
 Fd, sPni-F-NG 
 Sap'onule, sP'-Nl 
 
 E 
 
 Sa'por, sPr 2 
 
 Sand'-bar, sNdJ-B-R 
 
 Saporif ic, sP^-K 
 
 Sand'-box, sNdi-B-Es 
 
 Saporos'ity, sPrsi-T 
 
 Sand'ed, sN-Ddi 
 
 Sap'orous, sPrs 1 
 
 Sand'-eel, sNd 1 -^ 
 
 Sap'per, sPri 
 
 San'ders, sNdrz 1 
 
 Sap'phic, sF'-E 
 
 Sand'-heat, sNdi-Ht 
 
 Sap'phire, sF^R 
 
 Sand'iness, sN-D^Ns 
 
 Sap'phirine, BF l -Rn 
 
 Sand'ish, sXd-SHi 
 
 Sap'piness, sPi-Ns 
 
 San'diver, sN-D>-Vr 
 
 Sap'py, sP 1 , sPJ-R, sPsti 
 
 Sand'-paper, sNd^P-Pr 
 
 Sap'-rot, sP J -/Jt 
 
 Sand'-piper, sNdi-P-Pr 
 
 Sapsa'go, sP 2 -sG 
 
 Sand'stone, sNds-Tni 
 
 Sap'-wood, sP^Wd 
 
 Sand'wich, sNd - wCH 1 , 
 
 Sar'aband, sK^Bnd 
 
 BNd-wCHt', sNd-wCHi- 
 
 Sar'acen, sfisi-N 
 
 KG 
 
 Saracen'ic, sSs 2 -N-E 
 
 Sand'y, sN-Di 
 
 Saracen'ical, sRs 2 -N-Kl 
 
 Sane, sN 2 
 
 Sar'casm, sR'-K-zM 
 
 Sane'ness, eNS-Ns 
 
 Sarcas'tic, sRi-Ks-T-K 
 
 Sang, sNG 1 
 
 Sarcas'tical-ly, sR^Ks-i 
 
 Sangaree', sNG-G-J2 3 
 
 T-K1 
 
 Sang-froid, s^-Fri 
 
 Sarce'net, sRs'-Nt 
 
 Sanguif'erous, sNG-Gwf- 
 
 Sarcolog'ic, sR'-K-i-J-K 
 
 Rs* 
 
 Sarcolog'ical, sR^K-i-J- 1 
 
 Sanguifica'tion, sNG- 
 
 El 
 
 Gw-F 2 - Kshn 
 
 Sarcol'ogy, sRJ-Kl-J 
 
 San'guifler, sXG-Gw-F 1 - 
 
 Sarco'ma, sR 2 -K-M 
 
 R 
 
 Sarcoph'agous, sR J -Ef- 
 
 San'guinary, sNG-Gwn- 
 
 Gs 
 
 Rl [sNGn-jR 1 ] 
 
 Sarcoph'agus, sRJ-Ef-Gs 
 
 San'guine, sNG 1 -Gwn 
 
 Sarcoph'agy, sRJ-K-F-J 
 
 [sNGn'j 
 
 Sarcot'ic, sR^E-T-K 
 
 San'guinely, sNG^Gw-Nl 
 
 Sarcula'tion, sR 2 -Elshn 
 
 [sNGn-L'] 
 
 Sar'dine, sR l -Dn 
 
 San'guineness, sNG - 
 
 Sar'dius, sRi-Da 
 
 Gwn-Ns [sNGni-Ns] 
 
 Sardo'nian, sJP-Dn-N 
 
 Sanguin'eous, sNG^ - 
 
 Sardon'ic, sfii-D-N-E 
 
 Gw-Ns 
 Sanguiniv'erous, sNG- 
 
 Sar'donyx, sfl^D-N-Es 
 Sargas'so, sRi-G-S 
 
 Gw*N-V3-J2s 
 
 Sarmentose', sR^M-N-Ts 
 
 San'hedrim, sN-H-Dr'-M 
 
 Sarment'ous, sR^Mnt-S 
 
 San'icle, sN-El 
 
 Sarsaparil'la, sRs s -P-y<l 
 
 Sa'nies, sNz 
 
 Sart, 8Rt> 
 
 Sa'nious, sN-S* 
 
 Sarto'rius, BR^-T-Rs 
 
 San'itary, eN-T'-S 
 
 Sash, sSH>, sSHti, sSU'- 
 
 San'ity, sN-T 
 
 NG 
 
 Sank, sNG'-E 
 
 Sas'safras, sSi-Frs 
 
 Sans'crit, sNi-aKrt 
 
 Sas'tra, Ss^-Tr 
 
 Sans-culotte', s^V-E-Lt 1 
 
 Sat, sT 
 
 SAU 
 
 Sa'tan, sTn^ 
 Satan'ic, s'i'i-N-K 
 Satan'ical-ly, sT'-N-Kl 
 Sa'tanism, sTns-Z-M 
 Satch'el.sCHli 
 Sate, si' 2 , sTdz, sT2-XG 
 Sate (sat), eT' 
 Sate'less, sT--Ls 
 Sat'ellite, sTJ-Lt 
 Satelli'tious, s'l'^-L-SHs 
 Sa'tiable, sSH*-Bl 
 Sa'tiate, sSHt=, 
 
 ; 
 
 Satia'tion, sSHshu* 
 Sati'ety, sT'-T 
 Safin, sTu 1 
 Satinet', sT 2 -N-T 
 Safin-spar, sTi-Ns-P-B 
 Safin-wood, sTn'-Wd 
 Safiny, sT'-N 
 Saf ire, sT ! -R 
 Satir'ic, sT 3 -K-K 
 Satir'ical-ly, sT3-/j-Ki 
 Safirist, sTi-Bst 
 Sat'irize, sTi-Kz, sTi-flzd, 
 
 sT'-Hz-NG 
 Satisfac'tion, sTs 1 - F - 
 
 Kshn 
 Satisfac'torily, sTs^F- 
 
 K-T-^1 [sTi-s7?-i] 
 Satisfac'toriness, .sTsi-F- 
 
 K-T-R-Ns rsT!-sK-Xs] 
 Satisfac'tory, sTs'-F-E- 
 
 T-fl [sTi-s/J] 
 Saf isfied, sTsi-Fd 
 Saf isftsr, sTsi-F-R 
 Safisiy, sTsi-F, sTs'-Fd, 
 
 Sat'isfying, sTs J -F-NG 
 Saf isfyingly, sTs'-F-NGl 
 
 [ Sa'trap or Sat'rap, 
 
 sTr 2 or 1 -P 
 
 Sat'rapal, sTr 1 -?! 
 Sat'rapy, slV-P 
 
 ! Sat'uarable, sCH'-H-Bl 
 Sat'urant, sCHi-Kut 
 Safurate, sCH'-A't, sCH 1 - 
 
 R-Td, ECRl-St-NO 
 Satura'tion, sClP-fishn 
 
 | Sat'urday, sT'--D 
 Sat'urn, sT l -2Ju 
 Saturna'lia, sT 2 -7?n- 
 Saturna'lian, sT" Kn-Ln 
 Satur'nian, sT' Kn-TX 
 Sat'urnine, sT'-Tf-Nn 
 Sat'urnist, sT^fi-Nst 
 Sa'tyr, eT'-R 
 Satyr'ic, sT 3 -H-E 
 Sauce, Ss 1 , Sst>, Ssi-NG 
 Sauce'box, Ss'-B-Es 
 Sauce'pan, Ss"-Pn 
 Sau'cer, Ss'-R 
 Sau'cily, Ss^-L 
 Sau'ciness, sS^Ns 
 Sau'cy, sS 1 , sS>-R, sSsti 
 Sauer'-kraut, sR'-Krt 
 Sault, 8 ! ors 
 Saun'ter, sNtr', sNtr-D\ 
 
 sNtr>-NG 
 Saun'terer, sNtr-R> 
 
SAU 
 
 234 
 
 SCH 
 
 Bau'rian, BRni 
 
 Scald, sK-Ldi, sK-Z'-Dd, 
 
 Scap'ulary, sK-pi-Z-B 
 
 Sau'sage, Ss l -J 
 
 BK-Zdi-NG 
 
 Scar, sK-R 1 , sK-Rd 1 , BK- 
 
 Sav'able, sV 2 -Bl 
 
 Scald'-head, sK-LdJ-Hd 
 
 Ri-NG 
 
 Sav'ableness, sV s -Bl-Ns 
 
 Scald'ic, sK-Zi-D-K 
 
 Scar'amouch, sK-Ri-M- 
 
 [IBs] 
 
 Scald'ing, sK-Zd'-NG 
 
 CH (sKr-M-CH 1 ) 
 
 Savage, sVi-J 
 
 Scale, 8K-L2, sK-Ld*, sK- 
 
 Scarce, sKrs 1 , sKr-sRi, 
 
 Savagely, sVW-Z 
 
 L-NG 
 
 sKrss-T^ 
 
 Bav'ageness, sV-J-Na 
 
 Scale'-beam, sK-Z'-B-M 
 
 Scarcely, sKr-sZi 
 
 Savagery, s'V^-J-.R 
 
 Scale'less, 8K-Z*-Zs 
 
 Scarce'ness, sKrgJ-Ns 
 
 Sav'agism, sV'-J-zM 
 
 Scalene', sK-Zn 8 
 
 Scarcity, sKrs-T' 
 
 Savan'na, B\ T1 -N 
 
 Scal'er, sK-Zr* 
 
 Scare, sK-Ri. sK-fid 1 , sK- 
 
 Savant', sVn 1 
 
 Sca'liness, sK-Z-Na 
 
 Ri-NG 
 
 Save, s\'2. BVd2 sY-NG 
 
 Scall, sK-L> 
 
 Scare'-crow, sK-R'-Kr 
 
 Save'-all, sV*-L 
 
 Scall'ion, sK-Zn 1 
 
 Scarf, sK-Rf, sK-fift 1 , 
 
 Sav'er, sYr a 
 
 Scallop, sK-Zi-P, sK-Zi- 
 
 sK-fif(-) 1 (sKrfietc.) 
 
 Sav'in, sVni 
 
 Pt sK-Z^-P-NG 
 
 Scarf -pin, sKrf'-Pn 
 
 Saving, sV2-NG 
 
 Scalloped, sK-Z.Pt 
 
 Scarf'skin, sKrfsi-Kn 
 
 Savingly, sV-NGl 
 
 Scal'pel.sK-Zi-Pl 
 
 Scarifica'tion, sK-B-F- 
 
 Savingness, sV^-NG-Na 
 
 Scalp'er, 8K-Z>-Pr 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Savings, sV*-NGz 
 
 Scalp'ing-iron, sK-Z 1 -?- 
 
 Scar'ificator, sK-.R 1 -F- 
 
 Sav'ings-bank, sV*-NGz- 
 
 NG-Rn 
 
 Ktr 
 
 B-NG-K 
 
 Scalp'ing-knife, sK-Z 1 - 
 
 Scarified, sK-7Ji-Fd 
 
 Bav'ior or Saviour, sV*- 
 
 P-NG-N-F 
 
 Scarifier, sK-B'-F-R 
 
 R 
 
 Sca'ly, sK-Z* 
 
 Scarify, sK-fii-F, sK-Ri- 
 
 Sa'vor, sVr*, sYrd*, eVr 8 - 
 
 Scam'ble, sK-M-Bl 1 
 
 Fd. sK-R'-F-NG 
 
 NG 
 
 Scam'bler, sK-M-Bli-R 
 
 Scarlati'na, sKr-Z-T-N 
 
 Sa'vorily, sV*-Rl 
 
 Scam'mony, sK'-M-N 
 
 Scarlet, sKr-Zti 
 
 Sa'voriness, sV-B-Ns 
 
 Scamp, sK-M-P 1 
 
 Scarlet-fever, sKr-ZU- 
 
 Ba'vorly, sVr 2 -Z 
 
 Scam'per, sK-M-Pri. sK- 
 
 F-Vr 
 
 Sa'vory, eV 2 -R 
 
 M-Prdi. sK-M-Pri-NG 
 
 Scarp, sK jR'-P, sK-B'-Pt, 
 
 Savoy', sVi 
 
 Scan, eKn 1 , sKnd 1 , sKni- 
 
 sK-K l -P-NG 
 
 Saw, S 1 , sD 1 , SJ-NG 
 
 KG 
 
 Scat, sKti 
 
 Sawdust, S^Dst 
 
 Scan'dal, sKnd^Z 
 
 Scath, sK-THi, eK-THt>, 
 
 Saw-fish, S'-F-Sfl" 
 
 Scan'dalize, BRnd - Zz', 
 
 sK-TH ] -NG 
 
 Saw-fly, Si-Fl 
 
 sKnd-Zzd 1 , RKnd-Zz'-NG 
 
 Scathe, sK-DH 2 , sK-DHd 2 , 
 
 'Saw-mill, 8-M-Z 
 
 Scan'dalous, sKnd^Zs 
 
 sK-DH 2 -NG 
 
 Sawn, sN 1 
 
 Scan'dalously, sKnd-Zs 1 Scath'ful, sK-TH'-Fl 
 
 Saw'ney, S'-N 
 
 Z i Scath'less, sK-THi-Zs 
 
 Saw-pit, 8i-Pt 
 
 Scan'dalousness, sKnd- Scaf ter, sKtr 1 , sKtri 1 , 
 
 Saw-set, Ss 1 -! 
 
 Zs 1 -Ns sKtr!-NG 
 
 Saw-teeth, Si-T-TH 
 
 Scan'dalum Magna' Scat'ter-brain, sK - Tr 1 - 
 
 Saw'-wrest, S^flst 
 
 turn, sKnd-Z'-M M:T Z -| Brn 
 
 SaWyer, 8'-R 
 
 M 
 
 Scat'teringly, sK - Tr 1 - 
 
 Saxifrage, sK-SJ-Fr-J 
 
 Scan'dent, sKndJ-Nt 
 
 NG1 
 
 Saxifragous, sKs-F 8 -.R- 
 
 Scan'ned, sKndi 
 
 Scat'terings, sKt^-NGz 
 
 Gs 
 
 Scan'ner, sKt-N r 
 
 Scaur, pK-Ri 
 
 Sax'on, sKs'-N 
 
 Scan'ning, sKn'-NG 
 
 Scav'enger, sK-Vi-N-Jr 
 
 Sax'onism, sKs^Nz-M 
 
 Scan'sion, sK'-Nshn 
 
 Scene, sN' 3 
 
 Say, 8 2 . S 2 -NG 
 
 Scanso'rial, sK-Ns-jRl* 
 
 Scen'ery, sN-R 3 
 
 Say'ing, S J -NG 
 
 Scant, (c.) sKnt 1 , sKn- 
 
 Scenic, sN 2 or3-K 
 
 Says, 8z 
 
 Td 1 . sKnt^NG ; Scen'ical, sX 2 -Kl 
 
 Scab, sK-Bi 
 
 Scant, (a.) sKnt', sKntr'. Scenograph'ic, sNi-Grf- 
 
 Scab'bard, sK-Brd 1 
 
 sKnt-Sti K 
 
 Scab'bed, sK-Bd 1 
 
 Scant'ily, sKn-Ti-Z Scenograph'ical, sN-Gr- 
 
 Scab'bedness. sK-Bd^Ns Scant'iness, sKn^-Ns F!-K1 
 
 Scab'biness, sK-B'-Na Scant'le, sK-Nt-L 1 Scenog'raphy, sN-Gr-F' 
 
 Scab'by, sK-Bi 
 
 Scantled, sK-Nt-Ld' Scent, sXt 2 , sN-Td*, sNt*- 
 
 Sca'bious, sK-Bs* 
 
 oc&iXit lin^c, sKnt- /> ^ -.s ' r 
 
 NG 
 
 Sca'brous, sK-Brs 2 
 
 Scant'ly, sKnt-Zi Scent'ful, sXt-F-L 
 
 Sca'brousness, sK-Brs z - Scant'riess, sKnt^Ns Scent'less, sNt-Zs" 
 
 Na 
 
 Scant'y, sKn-Ti, sKn-T'- Scep'ter, sPtr 2 , sPtrd, 
 
 Scaffold, sK-F'-Ld. sK- 
 
 R. sKn-TstJ sPtr 2 -NG 
 
 F'-Z-Dd. sK-Fi-Zd-NG Scape, sK-P 2 Scep'terless, sP 2 -Tr-Zs 
 
 Scaffoldage, sK-F!-Ld-J Scape'-goat, sK-P 2 -Gt Scep'tic. See Skeptic. 
 
 Scaffolding, sK-Fi-Zd- Scape'-grace, sK-P 2 -Grs Scep'tre. See Scepter. 
 
 KG iScape'less, sK-P 2 -Zs Sche'diasm, sK-D 8 -zM 
 
 Scaglio'la, sK-Z^-Z 
 
 Scape'ment, BK-P 2 -ilnt Sched'ule, sK-J*-L 
 
 Boal'able, sK-ZS-Bl 
 
 Scaph'oid, sK-F^D Scheik, SH 3 -K 
 
 Scalade', sK-ZZ-D 
 
 Scap'ula, BK-pi-Z Sche'matism, sK-M-TS- 
 
 Scal'awag, sK-ZJ-W-G 
 
 Scap'ular, BK-P'-Z-R 1 zM (-Mtz-M) 
 
SCH 
 
 Schem'atist, sK-M-Tst 8 
 Scheme, sK-M, BK-Md 
 
 sK 3 -M-NG 
 Schem'er, sK*-Mr 
 Schem'ist, 
 Sche'sis, sK 
 Schir'rhua, 
 Schism, Sz3-M 
 Schismat'ic, Sz'-Mt-K 
 Schismat'ical, Sz^Ht-KI 
 Schist, 8Hst s 
 Schistose', SHs-Ts 
 Schis'tous, SHss-Ts 
 Schol'ar, sK-Zr 1 
 Schol'arlike, sK-ir>-i-K 
 Schol'arly, sK-r- 
 Schol'arship, sK-ir^SH 
 
 P [!SH] 
 
 Scholas'tic, sK-Zs'-T-K 
 Scholas'tical-ly, sK-is 1 
 
 T-K1 
 Scholas'ticism, sK-isi 
 
 T-szM 
 
 Scho'liast. sK-Zst* 
 Scholiast'ic, sK-is l -T-K 
 Scho'lium, sK-i 2 -M 
 School, sKia, sKld s , sKl- 
 
 NG 
 
 School'-book, sKF-B-K 
 School'-boy, sKl^-B 
 School'-dame, sKl-D-M 
 Schooled, sKld 3 . See 
 
 Skilled. 
 
 School'-fellow, sK! 3 -F- 
 School'-house, sKl 3 -Hs 
 Schooling, sK.l3.NO 
 School'-man, sKl s -Mn 
 School'-master, sKl 8 - 
 
 Mstr 
 
 School'-mate, sK13-Mt 
 School'-mistress, sKl 8 - 
 
 Ms-Trs 
 School'-teacher, 8K1 8 -T- 
 
 CHr 
 
 Schoon'er, sK*-Nr 
 Schorl, SHr'-L 
 Sciag'raphy, 8-Gr-F 
 Sciat'io, S-T-K 
 Sciat'ica, S^T-K 
 Sciat'ical, S-T-K1 
 Sci'ence, S-Ns 
 Scien'ter, S^-Ntr 
 Scien'tial,S2-N-SHl 
 Sci'entiflc, S s -Nt-F-K 
 Scientif ical-ly, S 8 - Nt - 
 
 F-K1 
 
 Scil'icet, s/,s8-T 
 Scim'iter or Scim'itar, 
 
 235 
 
 SCR 
 
 Scin'tillant, sN-T*-Znt 
 Scin'tillate, sN-T-Lt. sN- 
 
 Scintilla'tion, sN - T* 
 
 Z/shn 
 
 Sciog'raphy, S'-Gr-P 
 Sci'olism, S'-Z-z-M 
 Sci'olist, 8-Lst 
 Sciom'achy, S'-M-K 
 Sci'omancy, S^Mn-S 
 Sci'on, 8J-N 
 
 iSciop'tic, S a -Pt-K 
 
 Scotch'-hopper, sK-CH'- 
 
 Sciop'tric, 8 l -P-Tr-K 
 
 H-Pr 
 
 Sci're-fa'cias, sR^F-SH 
 
 Scotch'-man, sK-CH'-Mn 
 
 Sciroc', sR!-K 
 
 Scot'-free, sKt'-Fr 
 
 Sciroc'co, sR u K 
 
 Scot'ograph, sK-T'-Grf 
 
 Scir'rhi, sK-R 3 
 
 (sKt'-Grf) 
 
 Scirrhos'ity, sK-.Rs 1 -! 
 
 Scot'omy, sK-T 1 -^! (sKt 1 - 
 
 Scir'rhus, 8K-.KS 3 
 
 M) 
 
 Scis'sel, Ss 3 -L 
 Scis'sible, Ss 8 -B-L 
 
 Scots, sKtsi 
 Scot'ticism, sK-T^szM 
 
 Scis'sile, Ss 3 -Z 
 
 Scot'tish, sKt-SH 1 
 
 Scis'sion, sZHn* 
 
 Scound'rel, sKud-fi'-L 
 
 Scis'sor, Szs.R 
 
 Scoun'drelism, sKud-A''- 
 
 Scis'sors, Sz 3 -Rz 
 
 Zz-M 
 
 Scis'sure, sZHr 3 
 
 Scour, sK-Ri, sK-Sdi sK- . 
 
 Sclavo'nian, sKl-Vn 2 -N 
 
 R^NG < 
 
 Sclavonic, sKl-Vni-K 
 
 Scour'er, sK-Rr 1 
 
 Sclere'ma, sKl-R 3 -M 
 
 Scourge, eKr-J 2 , sKr-Jd 2 , 
 
 Sclerot'ic, sKl-Kt^K 
 
 sKr J 2 -XG 
 
 Scob'iform, sK-Bi-F-R 
 
 Scour'ger, sKr-Jr 2 
 
 M 
 
 Scout, sKtl, sK-Tdi, sKt'- 
 
 Scobs, sK-Bzi 
 
 NG 
 
 Scoff, sKfi, BKfti, sKfi- 
 
 Scow, sK 1 
 
 NG 
 
 Scowl, sK-L', sK-LcU, sK- 
 
 Scoffer, sK-Fri 
 
 L ! -NG 
 
 Scoffingly, sK-Fi-NGl 
 
 Scrab'ble, sKr-BP, sKr- 
 
 Scoke,sK 2 -K 
 
 Bld 1 , sKr-Bl'-NG 
 
 Scold, eK-Ld 2 , sK-Z 2 -Dd, 
 
 3crab'bler, sKr-Bl'-R 
 
 
 Scrag, sKr'-G, 
 
 Scold'er, sK-Z 2 -Dr 
 Scold'ing, sK-Zd^-NG 
 
 Scrag'ged, sKr^-G-D 
 Scrag'gedness, sKr'-G- 
 
 Scol'lop, sK-Z 1 -?, sK-Z 1 - 
 
 D-Xs 
 
 Pt, eK-Z^P-NG 
 
 Scrag'gily, sKrJ-G-Z 
 
 Sconce, sKns 1 
 
 Scrag'giness, sKr l -G-Ns 
 
 Scoop, sK-P 3 , sK-Pt 3 , sK- 
 
 Scrag'gy, sKr'-G, sKr-G- 
 
 P 3 -NG 
 
 R l , sKr'-Gst 
 
 Scoop'-net, sK-P 3 -N-T 
 
 Scram'ble, sKr - M - Bl>, 
 
 Scope, sK-P 8 
 
 sKr-M-Bld 1 , sK.r-M-BP- 
 
 3cop'tic. sK-Pt'-K 
 
 NG 
 
 Scorbu'tic, sK.r-Bt s -K 
 
 Scram'bler, sKr-M-BP-R 
 
 Scorbu'tical, sKr-Bts-Kl 
 
 Scram'bling, sKr-M-Bl 1 - 
 
 Scorch, sK-.fi'-CH, sK-B 1 - 
 
 NG 
 
 CHt, sK-fii-CH-NG. See 
 
 Scram'blingly, sKr - M - 
 
 Scratch, etc. 
 
 Bl'-NGl 
 
 Scorch'ingly, sKr-CHi- 
 NG1 
 
 Scranch, sKr-N-CHt 
 Scranched, sKr-N-CHti 
 
 Score, sK-R s , sK-fid J , sK- 
 
 Scrap, sKr-P 1 
 
 R-NG 
 
 Scrap'-book, sKr-P'-B-K 
 
 Sco'ria, sK-JZ 2 
 
 Scrape, sKr-P 2 , sKr-Pt', 
 
 Scoria'ceous, BK-JP-SHs 
 
 sKr-P 2 -NG 
 
 Scorinca'tion, sK R* 
 
 Scrap'er, sKr-Pr 2 
 
 F-Kshn 
 
 Scrap'ing, sKr-P 2 -NG 
 
 Sco'rifonn, eK-K-F-R-M 
 
 Scratch, sKr-CH', gKr- 
 
 Sco'rify, sK-B 2 -F, sK-R-- 
 
 CHt 1 , sKr-CH^NG. See 
 
 Fd, sK-^-F-NG 
 
 Scorch, etc. 
 
 Scorn, sK-Rn 1 , sK-^Znd 1 , 
 
 Scratch'er, sKr-CHr' 
 
 sK-Rn ] -NG 
 
 Scratch'es, sKr-CHz 1 
 
 Scorn'er, eK-R'-Nr 
 Scorn'ful, sK-Rni-F(-L) 
 Scorn'fully, sK-Rn^F 
 (-Z) 
 
 Scrawl, eKr-L 1 , sKr-Ld', 
 sKr-U-NG 
 Scrawl'er, sKr-Zr 1 
 Scrawn'y, sKr^N, sKr- 
 
 Scor'pion, sK-^-Pn 
 Scor'tatory, sK-Bti-T-B 
 
 N-R 1 , sKri-Nst 
 Screak, sKr 3 -K, sKr-K-T 3 , 
 
 Scot, sKt 1 
 
 sKr^-K'NCJ 
 
 Scotch, eK-CHi, sK-CHti, 
 
 Scream, sKr 8 -!!, 8Kr-Md, 
 
 sK-CH>-NG 
 
 sKr 3 - M-T^G 
 
 Scotch'-collops, sK- 
 CH l -Kl-Ps 
 
 Jcream'er, sKr'-Mr 
 Screech, sKr-CH 3 , sKr- 
 
 Scotched'-collops, sK- 
 CHti-Kl-Ps 
 
 CHt 3 , sKr-CH 8 -NG 
 Bcreech'-owl, sKr-CH-Z. 
 
SCR 236 SEA 
 
 Screed, sKr-D 3 
 
 Scull'ion, sE-in 2 
 
 Sea'-fight, S 3 -Ft 
 
 Screen, sKrn 3 sErnd 3 
 
 , Scul'pin, sE-i 2 -Pn 
 
 Sea'-fish, S*-F-SH 
 
 6Ern 3 -NG 
 
 Sculp'tile, gEl-Pt 2 -L 
 
 Sea'-fowl, S 3 -F-L 
 
 Screening, sKrn-NG 
 
 Sculp'tor, sEl-Ptr 2 
 
 Sea'-gage, S 3 -G-J 
 
 Screw, sKr 3 , sErd 3 , sKr 3 
 
 - Sculpt'ural, sEl-Ptr 2 -L Sea'-girt, S 3 -Grt 
 
 KG 
 
 Sculpt'ure, sEl-P 2 -CHr, Sea'-god, 8 3 -Gd 
 
 Screw'-driver, sErs-Dr 
 
 sEl-P^-CHrd, sEl-ps-CHr- Sea'-going, S 3 -G-NG 
 
 Vr 
 
 NG Sea'-green. S 3 -Grn 
 
 Screw-jack, sErS-J-E 
 
 Scum, sE 2 -M, sE 2 -Md 
 
 Sea'-hog, S 3 -H-G 
 
 Screw-pine, sK^-Pn 
 
 sE^-M-NG 
 
 Sea'-horse, S^t-Hj-Rs 
 
 Screw-propeller, sKr 8 
 
 Scum'ble, sE-M-Bl 2 , sE 
 
 Sea'-kale, S 3 -E-L 
 
 Pr-P-i-R 
 
 M-Bld* 8E-M-B1 2 -NG 
 
 Sea'-king, S-E-NG 
 
 Scrib'ble, sEr-Bl 3 sEr 
 
 Scum'mer, sE z -Mr 
 
 Seal, s/, 3 , 8d 3 , s 3 -NG 
 
 i Bid 3 sKr B1S-NG 
 
 Scum'mings, sEZ-M-NGz 
 
 Sea'-legs, S 3 -^-Gz 
 
 gcrib'bler, sEr-Bl-R 
 
 Scup'per, sK-Pr 2 
 
 Seal'er, s//-R 
 
 Scribe, sEr-B 1 , sKr-Bd 1 , 
 
 Scup'per-holes, sE-Pr 2 - 
 
 Seal'ing, sL 3 -XG 
 
 sEr-Bi-NG 
 
 Hlz 
 
 Seal'ing-wax, sZ, 3 -NG-VT- 
 
 Scrim'mage, sEr-M-J 3 
 
 Scup'per-hose, sE-Pr l - 
 
 Eo 
 
 Scrimp, sEr-M-P 3 , sEr 3 - 
 
 Hz 
 
 Sea'-lion, S 3 -/,-N 
 
 Mt, sEr-M-PS-NG 
 
 Scup'per-nail, sE-Pr 2 -Nl 
 
 Seam, sM 3 , sMd 3 , 8lI 3 -NG 
 
 Scrip, sEr-P 3 
 
 Scurf, sKrf 2 
 
 Sea'-maid, S 3 -Md 
 
 Script, sEr-Pt 3 
 
 Scurf iness, sEr-F 2 -Ns 
 
 Sea'man, sMn 3 
 
 Scrip'tory, eEr-Pt 3 -R 
 
 Scurfy, sKr-F 2 , sEr-F 2 - 
 
 Sea'manship, sMn-SH 3 -P 
 
 Script'ural, sE-Ptr 3 -!, 
 
 R, sEr-Fst 2 
 
 Sea'-mark, S 3 -M-fi-E 
 
 Script'uralist, sEr-P 3 - 
 
 Scur'rile, sE-J?l 2 
 
 Sea'-mew, S'-M 
 
 CHr-Lst 
 
 Scurril'ity, sE-J21 3 -T 
 
 Seam'less, sM-Ls 3 
 
 Scrip'turally, sEr - P* - 
 CHr-i 
 
 Scurrilous, sE-^ls* 
 Scur'rilously, eK-RV-sL 
 
 Sea'-monster, S 3 -M-Xsti> 
 Seam'ster, sJIstr 3 
 
 Scripf ure, sEr-Ptr 3 
 
 Scur'rilousness, sE-^eis 2 Seam'stress, sMs-Trs s or 2 
 
 Script'urist, sEr-P 3 - 
 
 -Ns 
 
 Seam'y, sM 3 
 
 CHrst 
 
 Scur'vily, sKr-V 2 -i 
 
 Sea'-navel, S 3 -X-V-L 
 
 Scrive'ner, sEr-V^-Nr 
 
 Scur'viness, sEr-V 2 -Ns 
 
 Seance', 8>-N8 
 
 Scrofula, sEr-Fi-A 
 Scrofulous, sEr-F^is 
 
 Scur'vy, sEr-V 2 sEr-V*-R, 
 sEr-Vst 2 
 
 Sea'-nettle, 8 3 -Nt-L 
 Sea'-nymph, S 3 -N-M-F 
 
 Scroll, sKr-l 2 
 
 Scur'vy-grass, sEr - V 2 - 
 
 Sea'-otter, S^-Tr 
 
 Scro'tiform, sEr-T 2 -Fr-M 
 
 Grs 
 
 Sea'-pie, S 3 -P 
 
 Scro'tum, sErt 2 -M 
 
 Scut, sEt 2 
 
 Sea'-piece, 8 3 -Ps 
 
 Scrub, sEr-B 2 , sEr-Bd 2 , 
 
 Scu'tage, eEt- js 
 
 Sea'-port, s 3 -Prt 
 
 sEr-B-NG 
 
 Scu'tate, sE-Tt 3 
 
 Sea'poy, sP 3 
 
 Scrub'by, sEr-B 1 
 
 Scutch, sK-CH 2 , sE-CHt 2 , 
 
 Sear, sR 3 , sRd 3 . sR 3 -XG 
 
 Scru'ple, eEr-Pl* eEr- 
 
 8E-CH 2 -NG 
 
 Search, sR^-CH, sRt-CHt, 
 
 Pld 3 . fc Kr-P! 3 -NG 
 
 Scutch'eon, sE-CHn 2 
 
 S.R2-CH-NG 
 
 Scru'pier, sEr-Pl-R 
 
 Scu'tellated, sEt-L 3 -Td 
 
 Search'able, pH 2 -CH-Bl 
 
 Scrupulos'ity, sEr-Pls 1 - 
 
 Scu'tiform, sE-T-Fr-M 
 
 Search'er, s^-CHr 
 
 T 
 
 Scut'tle, sEt-L 2 , sEt-Ld 2 , 
 
 Search'-warrant, sR? 
 
 Scru'pulous, sEr-Pls 3 
 
 sEt-L 2 -XG 
 
 CH-Wrnt 
 
 Scru'pulously, sEr-Pl 3 - 
 
 Scym'etar, sMtr 3 
 
 Sear'-cloth, sR 3 -Kl-TH 
 
 sL 
 
 Scythe, sDH 1 
 
 Seared, sRd 3 
 
 Scru'pulousness, sEr - 
 
 Scythed, sDHd* 
 
 Sear'edness, s/Z 3 -D-Ns 
 
 Pls 3 -Ns 
 
 Scythe'man, sDH^-Mn 
 
 Sea'-risk,S 3 -Ks-E 
 
 Scrutineer', sEr-T 3 -Nr 
 
 Scyth'ian, sTHn 3 
 
 Sea'-room, S 3 -R-M 
 
 Scru'tinize, sErt 3 - Nz, 
 
 Sea, S 3 
 
 Sea'-serpent, Ss 3 -H-Pnt 
 
 BErt 3 -Xzd, sKrt 3 -Nz-NG 
 
 3ea'-anem'one, S 3 -N-M-N 
 
 Sea'-service, Ss 3 -fl-Vs 
 
 Scru'tinizer, BErt-N-Zr 3 
 
 Sea'-bank, S 3 -B-NG-K 
 
 Sea'-shell, S 3 -SH1 
 
 Scru'tinous, sErt 3 -Ns 
 
 Sea'-beat, S 3 -Bt 
 
 Sea'-shore, S 3 -SHr 
 
 Scru'tiny, sErt'-N 
 
 Sea'-beaten, S 3 -B-Tn 
 
 Sea'sick, Ss 3 -E 
 
 Scrutoire', sErt-Wr 1 
 
 Sea'-board, S 3 -Brd 
 
 Sea'sickness, Ss 3 -E-Ks 
 
 Scud, sE-D 2 . sE-Dd 2 , sE- 
 
 3ea'-boat, S 3 -Bt 
 
 3ea'-side, Ss 3 -D 
 
 D 2 XG 
 
 3ea'-born, S 3 -B-Kn 
 
 Sea'son, szX 3 . szX-D 8 , 
 
 Bcud'dle, sK-Dl 2 
 
 3ea'-breach, 8 3 -Br-CH 
 
 szX 3 -NG 
 
 Scud'dled, sE-Dld* 
 
 Sea'-breeze, S 3 -Brz 
 
 Sea'sonable, szX-Bl 3 
 
 Scuffle, sE-F 2 -L, sE-F 2 - 
 
 Sea'-built, S 3 -Blt 
 
 Sea'sonableness, szN. 
 
 Ln* sK-F*"L-NG 
 
 3ea'-calf, s 3 -Ef 
 
 Bl 3 -Xs [szX 3 '.Bs] 
 
 Scuffler, eK-F 2 -l/-R 
 
 3ea'-calves, S^-Evz 
 
 Sea'soner, szX-R 3 
 
 Sculk, sE! 2 -E, sEl-E-T* 
 
 3ea'-captain, S 8 -E-Pn 
 
 Sea'soning, szX 3 -XG 
 
 BE12-E-NG 
 
 Sea'-coal, S 3 -E1 
 
 3ea'sonless, szN-is 3 
 
 Scull, sE-L 2 , sE-Ld 2 , sE- 
 
 3ea'-coast, S 3 -Est 
 
 3eat, sT 3 . sTd 3 , sT 3 -NG 
 
 L 2 -XG 
 
 Sea'-elephant, S 3 -i-Fnt 
 
 3ea'-term, S 3 -Tr-M 
 
 Scull'er, sE-ir 
 
 Sea'-farer, 8 3 -F-Rr 
 
 Sea'-unicorn, S 3 -T-N- 
 
 Scullery, nK-L*-R 
 
 Bea'-faring, S 3 -Fr-NG 
 
 Krn 
 
SEA 
 
 Sea' -ward, S 3 -Wrd 
 Sea'-weed, S 3 -Wd 
 Sea'-worthy, S 3 -Wr-DH 
 Sea'-worthiness, S 3 -Wr- 
 
 DH-Na 
 
 Seba'ceous, sB 2 -SHs 
 Se'cant, sKnts 
 Secede', Ss 3 -D, Ss 3 -Dd, 
 
 Ss 3 -D-NG 
 Seced'er, Ss 8 -Dr 
 Secern', Ss 2 -Bn, Ss 2 -Rnd, 
 
 Ss 2 -Rn-NG 
 Secern'ment, 8s* - Rn - 
 
 Mnt 
 
 becesh', Ss 2 -SH 
 Seces'sion, Ssshn? 
 Seces'sionist, Ssshn*-St 
 Seck'le, sKl 2 
 Seclude', sKld 3 , sKl-Dd, 
 
 8Kld 3 -NG 
 
 Secluse'ness, sKls 3 -Ns 
 Seclu'sion, sKlzhn 3 
 Seclu'sive, sKls-V 3 
 Sec'ond, sKnd 2 , sKn-Dd 2 , 
 
 237 
 
 Sec'ularize, sK-Zrz* 
 Sec'ularly, sK-Li^-L 
 Sec'ularness, sK-ir z -Ns 
 Sec'undine, sKn-Dn 2 
 Secur'able. sK-K^-Bl 
 Secure', sk-B 3 , sK-fid 3 , 
 
 SK-B3-NG 
 
 Secure'ly, sK-B 3 -X 
 Secure'ness, sK-B 3 -Ns 
 Secu'rity, sK-fi 3 -T (sKr- 
 
 T3) 
 
 Sedan', sDn 1 
 Sedate', sDt 
 Sedate'ly, sDts-X, 
 Sedate'ness, sDt 2 -Ns 
 Sed'ative. sD 2 -Tv 
 Sed'entariness, sDn2-T- 
 
 Sec'ondarily, sKnd-fi'-i 
 Sec'ondariness, sKnd - 
 
 *-Ns 
 
 Sec'ondary, sKnd-.JP 
 Sec'onder, sKndr 2 
 Sec'ond-hand, sKnd 2 - 
 
 Hnd 
 Sec'ond-handed, sKnd 2 - 
 
 Hn-Dd 
 
 Sec'ondly, sKnd-i 2 
 Sec'ond-rate, sKnd*-Bt 
 Sec'ond-sight, sKnds 2 -T 
 Se'crecy, sKr-S 3 
 Se'cret, sKrt 8 
 Sec'retary, 
 Sec'retary-bird, 
 
 Brd 
 Sec'retary-ship, sKrt - 
 
 flii-SH-P [-SH] 
 Secrete', sKrt 3 , sKr-Td 3 , 
 
 sKrt 3 -NG 
 
 Secre'tion, sKrshn 3 
 Secreti'tious, sKr-T 3 -iSHs 
 Secret'ive, sKrt-V 
 Secret'iveness, sKrt-V 3 - 
 
 Ns [sKrt 3 '.Vs] 
 Se'cretness, sKrt 3 -Ns 
 Se'cretory or Secrefo- 
 
 ry, sKrt-^ 3 
 Sect, sKt 2 
 Secta'rian, sKt-n 
 Secta'rianism, sKt-JKnz 2 - 
 
 M 
 
 Sec'tarist, 
 Sec'tary, 
 Sec'tile, 
 Sec'tion, 
 Sec'tional-ly, sKshn-* 
 Sec'tionalism, sEshn - 
 
 Lz 2 -M 
 
 Sec'tor, sKtr 
 Sec'ular. sK-r 2 
 Secular'ity, sK-.tr 1 -T 
 Seculariza'tion, sK - 
 
 Zrzaftn* 
 
 Sed'entary, sDn 2 -T-B 
 Sede'runt, sD 2 -.Knt 
 Sedge, sJ 2 
 Sedg'y, sJ 
 Sed'iment, sD 2 -Mnt 
 Sediment'ary. sD 2 -Mnt- 
 
 B 
 
 Sedi'tion, sDshn 3 
 Sedi'tionary, sDshn 3 -^ 
 Sedi'tious, sD*-SHs 
 Sedi'tiously, sD 3 -SHs-L 
 Sedi'tiousness, sT> 3 -SH$- 
 
 Ns 
 Sed'litz Powders, sD 2 - 
 
 itz-P-Drz 
 Seduce', sDs 3 , sDst 3 , sDs 3 - 
 
 NG 
 
 Seduce'ment, sD 3 -sMnt 
 Sedu'cer, sD 3 -sB 
 Sedu'cible, sDs 3 -Bl 
 Seduc'tion, sD 2 -Kshn 
 Seduc'tive, sD 2 -Kt-V 
 Seduc'tively, sD 2 -Kt-V-L 
 Sedu'lity, sDs-i-T 
 Sed'ulous, sD 2 -is 
 Sed'ulously, sD*-Ls-L 
 Sed'ulousness, sD^-Ls- 
 
 Ns 
 
 See, S 3 , 8 3 -NG 
 Seed, sD 3 , sDd 3 . sD 3 -NG 
 Seed'-bud, sD 3 -Bd 
 Seed'-cake, sD 3 -K-K 
 Seed'ed, sDd 3 
 Seed'ling, sD 3 -L-NG 
 Seed'-plat, sD 3 -Plt 
 Seed'-plot, sD 3 -Plt 
 Seeds'man, sD 3 -zMn 
 Seed' -time, sD 3 - T - M 
 
 (sDt 3 -M) 
 
 Seed'-vessel, sD 3 -Vs-L 
 Seed'y, sD 3 , sDS-E, sD 3 -St 
 See'ing, S 3 -NG 
 Seek, sK 3 , sK 3 -KG 
 Seek'er, sKr 3 
 Seel, B// 3 , 8i 3 -D, s 3 -NG 
 Seem, sM 3 . sMd 3 , sM 3 -NG 
 Seem'er, sMr 3 
 Seem'ing, sM 3 -NG 
 Seem'ingly, eM 3 -NGl 
 Seem'ingness, sM'-NG- 
 
 Ns 
 Seem'linesa, sM-i'-Ns 
 
 SEL 
 
 Seem'ly, sM-i 3 , 
 
 sM-ist" 
 Seems, sMz^ 
 Seen, sN 3 
 Seer, sfis 
 See'saw, S 3 -S. Ss^-D, 8 3 -S- 
 
 NG 
 
 Seest, Sst 3 
 Seethe, sDH?, sDHd', 
 
 sDH^-NG 
 Seeth'er, 
 Seeth'ing, ^ 
 Seg'ment, sG 2 -Mnt 
 Seg'regate, sGr-G-T 2 
 
 sGr-G-Td 2 . sGr-G-T2-NG 
 Segrega'tion, sGr-Gshn 
 deid'litz. sDi-itz 
 Seigneu'rial, sN-TJ^-L 
 Seign'ior, sN-R 3 
 Seign'orage, sN-^s.j 
 Seign'ory, sN-TJ 3 
 Seine, sN 3 
 Seis'in, sZn 3 
 Seiz'able, 
 Seize, sZ 3 . sZd^, sZ 3 -NG 
 Seiz'er, sZr 3 
 Seiz'in, sZn 3 
 Seiz'or, sZ 3 -B 
 Seiz'ure, sZHr 3 
 Seju'gous, sJ 3 -Gs 
 Se laa.sL" 
 Sel'dom, sLd 2 -M 
 Select', sL 2 -K-T, sZ-2-K- 
 
 Td. siS-K-T-NG 
 Selec'tion, s 2 -Kstm 
 Select'man, sL 2 -K-T-Mn 
 Select'ness, sL 2 -K-T-Ns 
 Select'or, sL"-Ktr 
 Sel'enite, sL 2 -Nt 
 Selenog'raphy, si 1 - N - 
 
 Gr-F 
 Self, s/< 2 -F. See Selves. 
 
 Note.Sflf as a prefix is 
 usually written with the s- 
 circle placed invariably on 
 the line. This prefix may 
 be joined to the i-emainder 
 of the outline if it commen- 
 ces with a down-strok' and 
 it does not need to be writ- 
 ten in its proper pos ition 
 for the sake of legibility. 
 If the remainder of the out- 
 line commences with an> 
 up-stroke a horizontal or 
 a circle or loop, the prefix 
 should not be joined but 
 placed at the left and close 
 to it. 
 
 Self-con- is written by 
 placing the prefix sign (s- 
 circle) in the first position ; 
 and then the remainder of 
 the outline is written close 
 to it. 
 
 The s-circle is also used 
 sometimes as a suffix for 
 -self. 
 Self-abase'ment, s'-B- 
 
 sMnt 
 
SEL 
 Belf-abhor'rence, s z -B- 
 
 oelf-abuse', s 2 '.Bs 3 
 Self-combat'ting, s 1 
 
 :Btc)i 
 
 Self-command', s^Nd 1 
 Self-commun'ion, s 1 
 
 INn* 
 Self-compla'cency, s' 
 
 '.Pls 2 -N-8 
 
 Self-conceit', s 1 tsT 
 Self-conceifed, sMsTd* 
 Self-concern, sMsRn* 
 Self-condemna'tion, s 1 
 
 tD 2 -M-N8hn 
 Self-condemned', s' SD 3 - 
 
 Md 
 Self-con'fidence, sMF 1 - 
 
 DHS 
 
 Belf-con'flict, s 1 IFU-K-T 
 ^elf-con' quest, s' iKwst 1 
 Self-consid'ering, s 1 
 
 IsDr'-NG 
 
 Self-con'scious, s 1 iSHs 1 
 Self-consist'ent, s 1 
 
 Self-contradic'tion, s 1 
 
 ;Trd s -Eshm 
 
 Self-control', gi :Tr 2 -L 
 Self-convict/ed, s^V 8 - 
 
 K-Td 
 
 Self-deceit', s 3 Ds-T 
 Self-deceive', s 2 -Ds-V 
 Self-decep'tion, s 3 - D - 
 
 sPshn 
 
 Self-defense', s 2 -Df-Ns 
 Self-deni'al, s 3 -D-N-L 
 Self-depend'ent, s 2 - D - 
 
 Pnd-Nt 
 Self-destroyer, s 2 -D-sTr 
 
 -R 
 Self-destruc'tion, s s -D- 
 
 sTr-Kshn 
 Belf-educa'tion, s - D - 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Self-esteem', s 2 -St-M 
 Self-evident, s-Vd-Nt 
 Self-examina'tion, 
 
 'K 2 sM-Nshn 
 Self-excus'ing, s 2 SKs 3 - 
 
 Kz NG 
 Self-exist'ence, s 2 iKss- 
 
 Tns 3 
 Self-exist'ent, s 2 i Ess - 
 
 Self-government, s 2 
 
 Self-in'terest, s 2 iNtrs 
 Selfish, s'^-SH 
 Selfishly, s 2 -SH-i 
 Selfishness, s s -SH-Ns 
 Self-knowl'edge, s 2 ;N- 
 
 J" 
 
 Self-love', s 2 iL 2 V 
 Self-made', s 2 !Md 2 
 Self-mo'tion, s 2 : Mshn* 
 Belt-moved', e 2 :M-Vd 3 
 Self-mui-der, s 2 ! Mrdr 2 
 Belf-neglect'ing, s 2 : N a - 
 
 Gc; 
 
 238 
 
 Self-opin'ion, 8 2 -Pn-N 
 Self-posses'sion, s 
 
 Pzshn 
 
 Self-praise', sVPrz* 
 8elf-preserva'tion, 
 
 Self-reg'ulated, 
 
 Gl-Td 
 
 Self-reli'ance, 8 2 ;Rlns> 
 Self-reproach', s 2 i 2 -Pr- 
 
 CH 
 Self-right'eous, s 8 ! R 1 
 
 CHs 
 Self-sac'riflce, s 2 i sKr- 
 
 Self-same', s 2 isM 
 Self-sat'isfled, s:sTs'-Fd 
 Self-suffl'cient, e 3 
 
 IsFshnt 3 
 
 Self- will', s;i 3 
 Self- willed', s 2 :i*-D 
 Sell, si* 
 
 Sel'landers, sindrz 2 
 Sell'er, si 2 -R 
 Sel'vage, s 2 -V- J 
 Sel'vedge, sL 2 -V-J 
 Selves, sL 2 -Vz 
 
 Note. The suflBx -selves 
 is written with the large 
 circle; thus, DHsz 2 , them- 
 selves. 
 
 Sem'aphore, sM-Fr a 
 Semaphor'ic, sM-F'-R-K 
 Semaphor'ical, sM-F>-R 
 
 El 
 
 Sem'blance, sM-Blns 2 
 Se'men, sMn 3 
 Semes'ter, sMstr 3 
 Semi-an'nual, sM-N-L 1 
 Semi-an'nually, eM - N - 
 
 Semi-an'nular, 
 Sem'ibreve, 
 Semi-cno'rus, sM-E-Bs 3 
 Sem'icircle, sMs-B 2 -El 
 Semicircular, sMs-fi* 
 
 El R 
 
 Sem'icolon, sM-K-in 2 
 Semi-diam'eter, sM-D 1 
 
 Mtr 
 Semi-diaph'anous, sM 
 
 Df'-Ns 
 
 Semi-flu'id, sM-F! 3 -D 
 Semi-lu'nar, sM-i 3 -Nr 
 Semi-lu'nate, sM-i s -Nt 
 Sem'i-metal, sM-Mt-Z 3 
 Sem'inal, sM-Nl 
 Semina'rian, sM 2 -Nrn 
 Sem'inarist, sM 3 -Nrst 
 Sem'inary, sM 2 -Nr 
 Sem'inate, sM-N-T 3 
 Sem'inated, sM-N-Td* 
 Semina'tion, sM 2 Nshn 
 Seminif ic, sM-N-F 3 -E 
 Seminif ical, sM-N-F 3 -El 
 Semi-nude', sM-N-D* 
 Semiol'OKy, sM-Z-'-J 
 Semi-or'dinate, 
 
 Nt 
 Semip'edal, sM *-Dl 
 
 SEN 
 
 Sem'iquaver, s 
 Seml-spher'ic, sMs-F 3 - 
 
 R-K 
 Semi-spher'ical, sMs-F*- 
 
 R-K1 
 
 Semit'ic, sMt 3 -K 
 Sem'itone, sM-Tn 2 
 Semiton'ic, sM-T-N-K 
 Sem'i-vocal, sM-V 2 -Kl 
 Sem'i-vowel, sM-V 2 -L 
 Sempiter'nal, 
 
 Nl 
 Sempiter'nity, 
 
 N-T 
 
 Semp'stress, sM-sTrs 2 
 Sen'ary, sN-/p 
 Sen'ate, sNt 2 
 Sen'ate-house, sNt 2 -Hs 
 Sen'ator, sNtr 2 
 Senato'rial-ly, sK-T J -Rl 
 Sen'atorship, sNtr-8H> 
 
 (-P) 
 Send, sN-D 2 (sNd 2 ), sNd- 
 
 NG. See Sent. 
 Sen'der, sNdrs 
 Senes'cence, sNs 2 -Ns 
 Senes'cent, sNs 2 -Nt 
 Sen'eschal, sN-SHl 
 Se'nile, sN-L 
 Senil'ity, sN-Z 3 -T 
 Sen'ior, sN-R 3 
 Seniority, sN-iJ 1 -! 
 Sen'na, sN 2 
 Sen'night, sN 2 -Nt 
 Senoc'ular, sN-Kl-R 1 
 Sen'sate, sNs-T 2 
 Sen'sated, sNs-Td 
 Sensa'tion, sNssftn 2 
 Sensa'tional, sNssAn-L a 
 Sensa'tionalism, stfsshn- 
 
 Lz 2 -M 
 
 Sense, sNs 2 
 Sense'less, sNs-Ls 2 
 Sense'lessly, sNs-Ls s -L 
 Senselessness, sNs-Ls 8 - 
 
 Ns 
 Sensibil'ity, sNs-BS-L-T 
 
 (or -Lt) 
 
 Sen'sible, sNs-B 2 (-L) 
 Sen'sibleness, sNs-B2-L- 
 
 Ns l!Bs] 
 
 Sen'sibly, sNs-B 2 (-) 
 Sensif ic, sNs-F 3 -K 
 Sen'sitive, sNs-Tv 2 
 Sen'sitively, sNs-T 2 -Vl 
 Sen'sitiveness, sNs-Tv- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Senso'rial, sNs-Kl 2 
 Senso'rium, sNs-R 2 -M 
 Sen'sory, sNs-U 2 
 Sen'sual, sN-SHl 2 
 Sen'sualism, sN-SHlz 2 -M 
 Sen'sualist, sN-SHlst 2 
 Sensual'ity, sN-5fll'-T 
 Sensualiza'tion, sN- 
 
 SfllzsAn 2 
 Sen'sualize, sN-5fllz8, 
 
 sN-S/Hzd 2 , sN-SHlz'--NG 
 Sen'sually, sN-SH12 
 Sen'sualness, sN-S7n 2 -N9 
 
SEN 
 
 239 
 
 SEV 
 
 Sen'suous, sN-SHs* 
 
 Beptuag'enary, sPti-J-Nr 
 
 Ser'pentize, sKs-Pn-Tz 
 
 Sent, 8Nt. see Send. 
 
 Septuages'ima, sPt^-J- 
 
 Serpig'inous, sB 3 -P-J-Na 
 
 Sen'tence, sNt 2 -Ns, sNt*- 
 
 sM 
 
 Serpi'go, sW-P-G 
 
 Nst, sNt 2 -Ns-NG 
 
 Septuages'imal, sPt s -J- 
 
 Ser'rate, KRt* 
 
 Senten'tial, sNt-N-SHl 
 
 8M-Z, 
 
 Ser'rated, s.R 2 -Td 
 
 Sententious, sNt-N-SHss 
 
 Sep'tuagint, sPt^- Jnt 
 
 Sera'ture, s/:tr 
 
 Senten'tiously, sNt-N- 
 
 Sep'tum, sPt*-M 
 
 Se'rum, sB 3 -M: 
 
 SHs*-L 
 
 Sep'tuple, 8Pt-Pl, sPt- 
 
 Ser'val, s/j-'-V-L 
 
 Benten'tiousness, sNt-N- 
 
 Pld, sPts-Pl-NG 
 
 Servant, KR~Vnt 
 
 SHs 2 -N8 
 Sen'tient, sN-SHnt* 
 
 Sep'ulcher. sPl a -Kr 
 Sepul'chral, sPl^-Kr-L 
 
 Serve, eRv", s/Zvd 
 
 sRv(-)2 
 
 Sen'timent, sNt 2 -Mnt 
 
 Sep'ulture, 8P12-CHr 
 
 Ser'vice, sR--Vs 
 
 Sentiment'al, sNt-Mnt- 
 
 Sequa'cious, sKw-SHs' 
 
 Ser'viceable-y, sfi a -Vs- 
 
 L* [sNt2!Mnt] 
 
 Se'quel, sKw-L* < 
 
 Bl 
 
 Sentiment/ alism, sNt - 
 
 Se'quence, BKwns* 
 
 Ser'viceableness, sfl'- 
 
 Mnt-Z,z2-M 
 
 Se'quent, sKwnt 3 
 
 Vs-Bl-Ns [iBs] 
 
 Sentiment'alist, sNt- 
 
 Seques'ter, BKwstr*, sKw- 
 
 Ser'vile, eB 2 -V-L 
 
 Mnt-Zsta 
 
 sTrd', sKstrC)3 
 
 Ser'vilely. s/e J -V-L-L 
 
 Sentimental'ity, sNt - 
 
 Seques'terable, sKyr - ; Ser'vileness, s--V-L-Ns 
 
 Mnt-ii-T [sNtiiMnt] 
 
 8Tr2-Bl j Servil'ity, *R3-\-L-T (-Li) 
 
 Se iitiment'alize, sNt - 
 
 Seques'trate, sKw-sTrt, Ser'vitor, s.R 2 -Vtr 
 
 Mnt-/,z3 
 
 8Kw - sTr^'Td, sKw - 
 
 Ser'vitorshap, sfl a -Vtr- 
 
 Sentimenf ally, sN-Mnt- 
 
 sTrt(')* 
 
 SH(-P) 
 
 /, [sNtatMnt] 
 
 Sequestra'tion, sKw - 
 
 Ser'vitude, sR 2 -V-Td 
 
 Sen'tinel, sNt-N-L 
 
 BTrshn* 
 
 Ses'ame, Ss 2 -M 
 
 Sen'try, sN-Tr 
 
 Seq'uestrator, Kw - 
 
 Ses'amum, Ss 2 -M-M 
 
 Sen'try-box, sN-Tr*-B-Ks 
 
 BTrtra 
 
 Sesquip'edal, 6S 2 -Kw-P- 
 
 Se'pal, sPia 
 
 Se'quin, gKwn* 
 
 Dl 
 
 Separabil'ity, sPr-Bl-T 
 
 Seragl'io, sfi'-Z. 
 
 Sesquipedalian, sS a - 
 
 (or -Bit) 
 
 Ser'aph, s.Rf 
 
 Kw-P-D-Z,n 
 
 Sep'arable, sPr-Bl 
 
 Seraph'ic, sfii-P-K 
 
 Ses'sile, Ss*-L 
 
 Sep'arableness, sPr*-Bl- 
 
 Seraph'ical, B'-F-K1 
 
 Ses'sion, sSHn 2 , and 
 
 Ns [iBs] 
 
 Ser'aphim, sfi'-F-M 
 
 sometimes iu phrases by 
 
 Sep'arate, sPrf, sPr-Td, 
 
 Ser'aphine, s*-Fn 
 
 the s-circle and thun- 
 
 sPrt(-) 3 . See Spread, etc. 
 
 Seras'kier, s.Ksi-K-R 
 
 curl ; thus, Nsshn 3 , In set- 
 
 Separately, sPrt 1 -/- 
 
 Sere, sR3 
 
 sion. 
 
 Sep'arateness, sPrt^-Ns 
 
 Serenade', s^-Kd, sB 2 - 
 
 Ses'sional, sSH 2 -Nl 
 
 Separa'tion, sPrshn* 
 
 N-Dd, s^-Nd-NG 
 
 Sess'-pool, Ss 2 -P-L 
 
 Separatism, sPr a -T-zM 
 
 Serene', sfin* 
 
 Ses'terce, Ss 2 -T-Bs 
 
 (8Prt*-zM) 
 
 Serene'ly, sRn*-L 
 
 Set, sT a , sT 2 -NG 
 
 Separatist, 8Pr-Tst 
 
 Serene'ness, s/in 8 -N8 
 
 Seta'ceous, sT 2 --SHs 
 
 Sep'arator, sPrtr* 
 
 Seren'ity, e^N-T 
 
 Setif erous, sTfa-Ss 
 
 Sep'aratory, sPrt*-jR 
 
 Serf, aRf* 
 
 Setig'erous, 8T 3 -Jrs 
 
 Sepawn', sPn 
 
 Serfdom, sfi-F-D-M 
 
 Set'-off, sTf 2 
 
 Se'pia, sP s 
 
 Serge, sfis-J 
 
 Se'ton, sTn 3 
 
 Se'poy, eP* 
 
 Ser'geancy, sK'ora-Jn-S 
 
 Setose', eTs 2 
 
 Sept, BPt* 
 
 Ser'geant, s^R'ara-Jnt 
 
 Se'tous, sTs 3 
 
 Bept'angle, sPt-Na-Gl 
 
 Ser'geantship, sR l or* - 
 
 Settee', sTC 3 . See Seat. 
 
 tsPt*-NGl] 
 Septan'gular, sPti-NG- 
 
 Jnt-SH(-P) 
 Se'rial, 8fi3-L 
 
 Softer, sTr 2 
 SeVting, sT 2 -NG 
 
 Gl-B csPti-NGl-B] 
 
 Seria'tim, sB ! ori-T-M 
 
 Sefting-dog, sT 2 - NG - 
 
 September, sPt-M-Br 
 
 Seri'ceous, sfl s -SHs 
 
 D-G 
 
 [sPt*-M] 
 
 Se'ries, sRz 
 
 Sef tie, sTl 2 , sTld 2 , sTl- 
 
 Septem'partite, sPts-M- 
 
 Serio-com'ic, sfl'-K-M-K 
 
 NG 
 
 Pr-Tt 
 
 Serio-com'ical, 8.K 1 - K - 
 
 Set'tlement, sTP-Mnt 
 
 Sep'tenary, sPt*-Nr 
 Septen'ial-ly, sP^-T-Nl 
 Septen'trion, sP 2 -T-N- 
 
 M-K1 
 Se'rious, sKs 3 
 Se'riously, sR*-sL 
 
 Set'tler, sT! 2 -B 
 Set'tling, sTP-NG 
 Set'tlings, sT! 2 -NGz 
 
 Trn 
 
 Se'riousness, 8Ks*-Ng 
 
 Sef -to, sT-T 
 
 Septen'trional, sP-T-N- 
 
 Ser'jeant. See Sergeant. 
 
 Seven, sVna 
 
 Tr-Nl 
 
 Ser'mon, 8E-Mn 
 
 Sevenfold, sVn a -F-Ld 
 
 Sep'tic, sPt2-K 
 
 Ser'monize, sB 2 -M-Nz, 
 
 Bev'ennight, sN*-Nt 
 
 Sep'tical, BPt-Kl 
 
 sB-M-Nzd, sB-M-Nz- 
 
 Seventeen, sVnt 2 -N (or 
 
 Septif'luous, sP'-T-Fls 
 
 NG 
 
 17) 
 
 Septilat'eral, sPt>-itr-L 
 
 Ser'monizer, sB-M-N-Zr 
 
 Seventeenth, sVnt-N- 
 
 Septill'ion, sPt'-Ln 
 
 3eron' or Seroon', sSn 1 
 
 TH(orl7TH) 
 
 Septin'sular, BP*-T-N- 
 
 Seros'ity, efls'-T 
 
 Seventh, sV 2 -N-TH (or 
 
 nL-R 
 
 Se'rous, s/ts* 
 
 7TH) 
 
 Septuagena'rian, sPt- 3- 
 
 Nrn 
 
 Ser'pent, 8fi-Pnt 
 Ser'pentme, s#-Pnt-N 
 
 Seventhly, 8V-N-TH-Zt 
 ' (or7TH-i) 
 
SEV 
 
 240 
 
 SHE 
 
 Seventieth, sV 2 -N-T-TH 
 
 Shade, SH 2 -D (or SHd 2 ),!Sham'er, SH*-Mr 
 
 (or 70TH) 
 
 8H 2 -Dd, SH 2 -D-NG. See 
 
 Sham'my, SH^M 
 
 Seventy, sV*-N-T (or 70) 
 
 Shadow, etc. 
 
 Shampoo', 8H 3 -M-P, SH- 
 
 Seven-up, sVn-P 
 
 Shad'er, SH 2 -Dr 
 
 M-P-D, SH3-M-P-NG 
 
 Sever, sVr', sVrd 2 , sVr 2 - 
 
 Shades, SH 2 -Dz (or 
 
 Sham'rock, SH^M-B-K 
 
 NG 
 
 SHdz) 
 
 Shank, SHi-NG-K 
 
 Several, sV 2 -.Rl [sV s ] 
 
 Sha'dily, SH 2 -D-i 
 
 Shan'ty, SHi-N-T 
 
 Severally, sV 2 -fll 
 
 Shadlness, SH 2 -D-Ns 
 
 Shape, 8H2-P. SB?-Pt, 
 
 Be Veralty, sV* - Rl - T 
 
 Shading, SH 2 -D-NG 
 
 SH 2 -P-NG 
 
 (-Bit) 
 
 Shad'ow, SH 1 -!), Sfl'-Dd, 
 
 Shapeless, SH 2 -P-Zs 
 
 Sev'erance, sV 2 -fins 
 
 5n-D-NG. See Shade, 
 
 Shapelessness, 8H*-P- 
 
 Severe', 6V 3 -B, sV 3 -Br, 
 
 etc. 
 
 Zs-Ns [:Zs] 
 
 s V s - fist 
 
 Shad'owy, SIP-Vol 
 
 Shapely, SH 2 -P-Z 
 
 Severely, sV-Bl 
 
 Shad'y, SH 2 -D 
 
 Shap'en, SH 2 -Pn 
 
 Severe'ness, sV 3 -B-Ns 
 
 Shaft, SHi-Ft 
 
 Shard, SHi-Bd 
 
 Severity, sV'-fi-T 
 
 Shaft'ed, 8Hi-F-Td 
 
 Shard'borne, SHi-Bd-B- 
 
 Sew, S 2 , sea, S 2 -NG 
 
 Shafting, SHi-Ft-NG 
 
 Rn 
 
 Sew'age, S 3 - J 
 
 Shag, SH'-G, SHi-Gd, SH 1 - 
 
 Shard'ed, SHi-TJ-Dd 
 
 Sew'er (su'er), S*-B 
 
 G-NG 
 
 Share, SHr', SHrdi, SHri- 
 
 Sew'er (so'er), S*-B 
 
 Shag'bark, SH^-G-Br-K 
 
 NG 
 
 Sewerage, 8 3 -^-J 
 
 Shag'gedness, SH'-Gd- 
 
 Share'-holder, SHr>-H- 
 
 Sewing, S 2 -NG 
 
 Ns 
 
 Zdr [SHr'-Hdr] 
 
 Sewing-machine, S 2 - 
 
 Shag'giness, SHi-G-Ks 
 
 Shar'er, SHri-B 
 
 NG-M-SHn 
 
 Shag'gy, SHi-G, SHi-G-B, 
 
 Shark, SHri-K, 8Hri-Kt, 
 
 Sewing-society, S 2 - 
 
 SH^Gst 
 
 SHr'-K-NG 
 
 NGss-T 
 
 Shagreen', SB s -Qrn 
 
 Shark'er, 5JTri-Kr 
 
 Sex, sKs 2 
 
 Shah, SH 1 
 
 Sharp, (a.) SHr!-P, SHr 1 - 
 
 Sexagena'rian, sKs-J*- 
 
 Shake, SH 2 -K, SH 2 -K-NG 
 
 Pr. SHri-Pst 
 
 Nrn 
 
 Shak'en, SH 2 -Kn 
 
 Sharp, (v.) SHri-P, SHr 1 - 
 
 Sexag'enary or Sex'age- 
 
 Shak'er, SH^-Kr 
 
 Pt, SHri-P-NG 
 
 nary, sKs-JW^Jfr 
 
 Shakespearian, SH 3 -Ks- 
 
 Sharp'en, SHr^Pn, SHri- 
 
 Sexages'ima, sKs-J 2 -sM 
 
 Sexagesimal, .sKs - J 2 - 
 
 f-Rn 
 Shak'y, SH 2 -K, SH 2 -K-E, 
 
 Pnd, SHr'-Pn-NG 
 Sharp'er, SHr^Pr 
 
 83I-Z 
 
 SH 2 -Kst 
 
 Sharply, SHr'-P-Z 
 
 Sex'angled, sKs'-NG-Gld 
 
 Shale, SH 2 -L. See Shell. 
 
 Sharp'ness, SHr^P-Ns 
 
 Sexan'gular, sKs - NG - 
 
 Shall, SHli [SHi] 
 
 Sharp'-set, SHr^Ps-T 
 
 Gl-Bi 
 
 Note. The abbreviation 
 
 Sharp'-shooter, SHr'-P- 
 
 Bexan'gularly, sKs-NG- 
 
 for Shall may be joined 
 
 SHtr 
 
 Gl-B'-Z 
 
 freely in phrases, and in 
 
 Sharp'-sighted, SHr'-Ps- 
 
 Sexen'nial, BKs-N-L 
 
 any part of them. See 
 
 Td 
 
 Sex'fid, sKs-Fd 2 
 
 Should. 
 
 Sharp'- witted, SHri-P- 
 
 Sex'ifid, sKs-Fd 
 
 Shaloon', SH 3 -Zn 
 
 wTd 
 
 Sex'less, sK-sZs a 
 
 Shallop, SHP-P 
 
 Shas'ter, SHstri 
 
 Sex'tain, sRs-Tn* 
 
 Shallot', SHi-it 
 
 Shas'tra, SHsi-Tr 
 
 Sex'tant, sKs-Tnt* 
 
 Shallow, SHi-L, sm-L- 
 
 Shat'ter, SHtri, SHi-Trd, 
 
 Sex'tile, sKs-T^-L 
 
 B, SHi-Lst 
 
 SHtr>-XG 
 
 Sextilllon, sKs-T 3 -Zn 
 
 Shallowed, SHi-L-V 
 
 Shat'ters, SHtrzi 
 
 Sextodes'imo, sKs-l^-D- 
 
 Shal'lowness, SHi-L-Xs 
 
 Shat'tery, SH^-T-R 
 
 sM 
 
 Shalt, SHlti [SHti] 
 
 Shave, 8H 2 -V, SHS-Vd, 
 
 Sex'ton, sKs-Tn 2 
 
 Shal'y, SH*-L 
 
 SH 2 -V-NG 
 
 Sex'tonship, sKs-Tn 2 -SH 
 
 Sham, SHi-M, SH^Md, 
 
 Shaveling, SH 2 -V1-NG 
 
 (-P) 
 
 SH'-M-XG 
 
 Shav'en, SH 2 -Vn 
 
 Sex'tuple, sKs-T-Pl 
 
 Sha'man, SHi-Mn 
 
 Shav'er, SH 2 -Vr 
 
 Sex'ual, sK-SHl 2 
 
 Sha'manism, SHi-Mn-Z- 
 
 Shaving, SH 2 -V-NG 
 
 Sex'ualist, sK-SHlst 2 
 
 M 
 
 Shawl, SHli 
 
 Sexuality, sK-SHV-T 
 
 Sha'manist, SH'-Mn-St 
 
 Shawm, SHi-M 
 
 Sex'ually, sK-SHl* 
 
 Sham'ble, SH'-M-Bl, SH 1 - She, SH 3 
 
 Shab, SHi-B, SH'-Bd, 
 
 M-Bld. SH^M-Bl-NG Sheaf, SH3-F, SH'-Ft, 
 
 SHi-B-NG 
 
 Sham'bles, SHi-M-Blz SH 3 -F-XG 
 
 Shab'bily, SH'-B-Z 
 
 Shame, SH 2 -M, SH 2 -Md. ' Sheallng, SH1 3 -XG 
 
 Shab'biness, SHLB-Ns 
 
 SH 2 -M-NG 
 
 Shear, SHr 3 , SHrd 2 SHr- 
 
 Shab'by, SHi-B i-B-B, 
 
 Shame'faced, SH 2 -M-Fst 
 
 NG 
 
 SH'-Bst 
 
 Shame'ful-ly, SH 2 -M-F1 
 
 Shear'er, SHrS-B 
 
 Shack, SH'-K 
 
 Shame'fulness, SH 2 -M- 
 
 Shearling, SHrS-Z-NG 
 
 Shackle, 8Hi-Kl, SHi- 
 
 Fl-Ns [!Fs] 
 
 Shears, SHrz 3 
 
 Kld, SHi-Kl-NG 
 Shackles, SHi-Klz 
 
 Shameless, SH 2 -M-is 
 Shamelessly, SH 2 -M-Zs- 
 
 Shear'-steel, SHrs 3 -T-L 
 Sheath. SH 3 -TH 
 
 Shackly, 8Hi-Kl 
 
 L 
 
 Sheathe, H 3 -DH, SB*. 
 
 Shad, SH'-D 
 Shad'dock, SHi-D-K 
 
 Shame'lessness, SH 2 -M- 
 Zs-Xs [!Zs] 
 
 DHd. Sti 3 -DH-yG 
 Sheath'er, SH 3 -DHr 
 
SHE 
 
 Bheath'ing, 
 Sheath'less, 
 Sheave, SH'-V 
 Shed, SH2-D, SH2-D-NG 
 Bhed'der, 8H-Dr 
 Sheen, SHn 3 
 Sheen'y, SH 3 -N 
 Sheep, SH S -P 
 Sheep'-cot, 8H3-P-Kt 
 Sheep'-fold, SH 3 -P-F-Ld 
 Sheep'-hook, SHS-P-H-K 
 Sheep'ish, 8H 3 -P-SH 
 Sheep'ishly, SIP-P-SHl 
 Sheep'ishness. SH 3 - P - 
 
 SH-Ns 
 
 Sheep's'-eye, SH s -Ps-I 
 Sheep'-shearer. SH 3 -P- 
 
 SHr-E 
 Sheep'-shearing, SH S -P- 
 
 SHr-NG 
 
 Sheep'-skin, SH 3 -P-sKn 
 Sheep'-walk, SH 3 -P-W-K 
 Sheer, SHr 3 , SHrd 3 , SHr 8 - 
 
 NG 
 Sheet, SHt, SH3-Td, SHts- 
 
 NG 
 Sheet'-anchor, SHt'-NG- 
 
 Kr 
 
 Sheet'ing, SHt s -NG 
 Sheets, SHtz* 
 Sheik, 8H 3 -K 
 Shek'el, SH J -K1 
 Sheki'nah, SH'-K-N 
 Shel'drake, SHP-Dr-K 
 Shelf, SH12-F 
 Shel'fy, SH12-F 
 Shell, SHI-', SHlds, SHI*- 
 
 KG 
 
 Shel'lac, SH12-K 
 Shell'-lac, 8Hl--K 
 Snell'-bark, SH12-B-.R-K 
 Shell'-flsh, SHia-F-Sff 
 Shell'ing, SHia-NG 
 Shell'-marl, SH12-M-B1 
 Shell'- work, 8H12-Wr-K 
 Shell'y, SH*-L 
 Shel'ter, SHltr^, SH1- 
 
 Trd, 8Hltr 2 -NG 
 Shel'terless, SHltr 2 -i8 
 Shel'tie, 8H1-T 
 Shelve, SHP-V, SHl-Vd, 
 
 8H12-V-NG 
 Shelves, SHl^-Vz 
 Shel'ving, SH1-V-NG 
 Shemit'ic, SH 3 -Mt-K 
 She'ol, SH 3 -L 
 Shep'herd, SH^-Prd 
 Shep'herdess, SH z -Pr-Ds 
 Sher'bet, SHr-Bt 
 Sherd, SHrd 
 Sheriff, SHr 2 -F 
 Sher'iffalty, SHr2-F-X-T 
 Sher'iffdom, SHr^-F-D-M 
 Bher'ififohip, SHr 2 - F - 
 
 SH-P 
 Bher'iffwick, SHr^-F- 
 
 W-K 
 
 Bher'ry, 8H*-7J 
 Shew, 8H 
 Bhew'-bread, SH-Brd 
 
 11 
 
 241 
 
 Shewed, SH=- 
 Shewn, SHn 
 Shib'boleth, 8H 3 -B-I,-TH 
 Shied, SH'-D (SHdi) 
 Shield, SHld 3 , SHl 3 -Dd, 
 
 SHldS-NG 
 
 Shield'less, SHld 3 -/;s 
 Shiel'ing, SH1 3 -NG 
 Shift, SH 3 -Ft, SHS-F-Td, 
 
 SH 3 -Ft-NG 
 Shift'er, SH 3 -Ftr 
 Shift'less, SH 3 -Ft-is 
 Shifflessly, 8H 3 -Ft-is- 
 Shift'lessness, SH 3 -Ft- 
 
 is-Ns [tZ,s] 
 Shilla'lah or ShiUa'ly, 
 
 SH2-Z-Z. 
 Shi'loh, SIP-L 
 Shi'ly, SIP-L 
 Shim'mer, ^fl^-Mr 
 Shin, SHn 3 , SHnd 3 , SHn 3 - 
 
 NG 
 
 Shin'dy, SH 3 -N-D 
 Shine, SHni, SHndi, 
 
 SHni-NG 
 Shin'er, SH'-Nr 
 Shin'gle, SH 3 -NG-G1, SH3. 
 
 NG-Gld, 8H 3 -NG-G1-NG 
 Shin'gler, SH3-NG-G1-R 
 Shin'gles, SHS-NG-Glz 
 Shin'ing, SHni-NG 
 Shin'ingness, SHni-NG- 
 
 Ns 
 Shin'-plaster, SH 3 - N - 
 
 Plstr 
 Shin'y, SHi-N, SHi-N-B. 
 
 Ship, SH 3 -P, SH3.Pt, SH3- 
 
 P-NG 
 
 Ship'board, SH3.p-Brd 
 Ship'-boy, SH 3 -P-B 
 Ship'-builder, 8H 3 -P-B1- 
 
 Dr 
 Ship'-carpenter, SH 3 -P- 
 
 Kr-Pntr 
 Ship'-chandler, SH3-P- 
 
 CH-N-D-Z,-B 
 Ship' -master, SH 8 - P - 
 
 Mstr 
 
 Ship'mate, SH3-p-Mt 
 Ship'ment, SHs-P-Mnt 
 Ship'-money, 8H 3 -P-M- 
 
 N 
 
 Ship'per, 8H 3 -Pr 
 Ship'ping, SH 3 -P-NG 
 Ship'-shape, SHS-P-SH-P 
 Ship'wreck, SH 3 -P-S-K, 
 
 SH 3 -P-/J-Kt, 8H J -P-K-K- 
 
 NG 
 
 Ship'wright, SH 3 -P-fit 
 Shire, SHJorS-K 
 Shire'-town, SHr'orS-Tn 
 Shirk, SHra-K, SHr a -Kt, 
 
 SHr2-K-NG 
 Shirr, SH^-B 
 Shirred, 8H*-Bd 
 Shirt, SHrts, SHr^-Td, 
 
 SHrt2-NG 
 
 Shirt'ing, SHrt-NG 
 Shit'tah, SHS-T 
 
 SHO 
 
 Shit'tim, SH 3 -T-M 
 
 Shive, SEP-V 
 
 Shiver, SH^-Vr, SI-I-Vrd 
 
 8H*-Vr-NG 
 Shivery, SH 3 -V-7J 
 Shoal, SH12, SHUia, SH1 
 
 Shoal'iness, SH12-X 8 
 Shoal'y, SH*-L 
 Shoat, SHta 
 Shock, SH l -K, SHi-Kt, 
 
 SH 1 K-NG 
 
 Shock'ing, SH'-K-NG 
 Shock'ingly, SHi-K-NGl 
 Shod, SH!-D 
 Shod'dy, S/f'-D 
 Shoe, SH3. SH ;! -Na 
 Shoe'-black, SH3-B1-K 
 Shoe'-buckle, siP-ls-Kl 
 Shoe'ing-horn, SH 3 ->*G- 
 
 Hrn 
 
 Shoe'-maker, SH 3 -M-Kr 
 Sho'er, SH 3 -R 
 Shoe'-string, SHs 3 -Tr- 
 
 NG 
 
 Shoe'-tie, SJF-T 
 Shone, SHu 2 ori 
 Shoo, SH3 
 Shook, SH 3 -K 
 Shoot, SHt, SHt 3 -NG 
 Shoot'er, SHtr 
 Shoot'ing-star, SHta. 
 
 NGs-T-B (SHt a -NGstr) 
 Shop, SH!-P, SHi-Pt, SHU 
 
 -P-NG 
 
 Shop'-board, SH'-P-Brd 
 Shop'-book, SHi-P-B-K 
 Shop'-keeper, SH-P-K- 
 
 Pr 
 
 Shop'-lifter, SH>-P-L-Ftr 
 Shop'-lifting, SHi-P-i- 
 
 Ft-NG 
 
 Shop'-man, SH'-P-Mn 
 Shop'per, SH>-Pr 
 Shore, SHr2, SHrd^, SHr< 
 
 NG 
 
 Shor'ing, SHr-NG 
 Short, SHri-L 
 Shoaling, SHr!-Z,-NG 
 Shorn, SHrni 
 Short, SHrt 1 . SHrtri, 
 
 SHri-Tst (SHrtsti) 
 Short'-breathed, SHrti- 
 
 Br-THt 
 
 Short'-cake, SHrt'-K-K 
 Short' -coming, SHrt'-K- 
 
 M-NGCor-KC)] 
 Short'-dated, SHrt> - 
 
 D-Td 
 
 Short'-drawn, SHrti-Drn 
 Shorf en, SHrt'-N, SHrti- 
 
 Nd. SHrti-N-NG 
 Shorf ener, SHrti-N-B 
 Short'ening, SHrti - N 
 
 NG 
 
 Short'-hand, SHrti-Hnd 
 Short'-handed, SHrti- 
 
 Hn-Dd 
 Short'-jointed, SHrt'-J 
 
 N-Td 
 
SHO 
 
 Short/ -lived, SHrfi-X-Vd 
 Bhort'ly, SHrfi-Z 
 Bhort'ness, 8Hrt'-Ns 
 Short'-rib, SHrti-JB-B 
 Shorts, SHrtei 
 Short'-sight, SHrts'-T 
 Short'-sighted, SHrts 1 - 
 
 Td 
 Short'-sightedness, 
 
 SHrts'-Td-Ns 
 Short'-waisted, SHrt 1 - 
 
 Ws-Td 
 Short'-winded, SHrt 1 - 
 
 Wn-Dd 
 Short'-witted, SHrti - 
 
 W-Td 
 Shot, SHt, SHi-Td, SHti- 
 
 NG 
 
 Shote, 8Ht 
 Shot'-free. 8Ht'-Fr 
 Shot'-prop, SHti-Pr-P 
 Shot'ten, 8H-Tn 
 Bhot'-tower, 8Hti-T-R 
 Shough, SH'-K. 
 Should, SHd [SH3] 
 
 Note. The abbreviation 
 for Should is used in phra- 
 ses only at the beginning 
 of them, unless the preced- 
 ing word may be placed BO 
 as to allow Should to be 
 written in position, as in 
 Ithould. See Shall. 
 Shoul'der, SHldr", 8H1- 
 
 Drd. 8Hldr2-NG 
 Bhoul'der-belt, SHldr- 
 
 B Lt 
 Shoul'der-blade, SKldr^ 
 
 -Bid 
 Shoul'der-knot, SHldr*- 
 
 Nt 
 Bhoul'der-strap, SHldrs 5 
 
 -Tr-P 
 
 Shouldst, SHdsta 
 Shout, 8Ht, SHi . Td, 
 
 SHt'-NG 
 
 Bhout'er, SHtr* 
 Bhout'ing, SHt'-NG 
 Shove, 8H2-V, SH-Vd, 
 
 SH2-V-NG 
 Bhov'el, SH-V1, SH2-Vld, 
 
 8H*-V1-NG 
 Show, 8H2, SH-D (SHd2), 
 
 SH-XG 
 
 Show-bill, SHS-B-L 
 Show-bread, SH-Brd 
 ShoW-case, 8H 2 -Ks 
 Shower, SH>-R, SH'-Rd, 
 
 Shower-bath, SHi-K-B- 
 
 TH 
 
 Bh oWery, SHi-TJ 
 Showily, SH2-Z 
 BhoWiness, SH-Ns 
 Showing, 8HZ-NG 
 Shown, SHn* 
 Bhow'y, 8H6I 
 Shrank, SHr'-KG-K 
 Bhrap'nell-shell, SHr 1 - 
 
 P.N1-8H1 
 
 Shred, SHr^-D, SHr-D- 
 
 NG 
 
 Shrew, SHr 5 
 Shrewd, 8Hr3-D (SHrdS). 
 
 8Hrdr, SHrS-Dst 
 
 (SHrdst 3 ) 
 
 Shrewd'ly, SHr^-D-i 
 Shrewd'ness, SHr^-D-Ns 
 Shrewish, SHi^-SH 
 Shrew'ishly, SHr^-SH-i 
 Shrewishness, SHr*-8H- 
 
 Bh 
 
 Shrew-mouse, SH^-Ms 
 Shriek, SHr-K, SHr^-Kt. 
 
 Shriek'er, SHr*-Kr 
 Shrievalty, SHr^-Vl-T 
 Shrift, SHrS-Ft 
 Shrike, SHr'-K 
 Shrill, (a.) SHrS-L, SHr- 
 
 L-R, SHrS-Zst 
 Shrill, (.) SHrS-L. SHr 3 -; 
 
 jt-d. SHr^-i-NG 
 ShriU'ness, SHrS--Ns 
 Shril'ly, SHr3-i 
 Shrimp, SH^-M-P 
 Shrine, 8Hrn> 
 Shrink, 8HrS-NG-K, SHr- 
 
 NG-K-NG 
 Shrink'age, SHr3-NG-K- 
 
 Shrink'er, SHrS-NG-Kr 
 Shrive, 8Hri-V, SHr-Vd. 
 
 8Hri-V-NG 
 Shrivel, SHr3-Vl, SHr 5 - 
 
 Vld, SHrS-Vl-NG 
 Shroud, SHr'-D, SHr 1 - 
 
 Dd. SHr'-D-NG 
 Shrove'-tide, SHr-V-Td 
 Shrove'-Tuesday, SHr 2 - 
 
 V-Tz-D 
 
 Shrub, 8Hr2-B 
 Shrub' bery, SHr*-B-.R 
 Shrub'biness, 8Hr-B-Ns 
 Shrub'by, SHr*-B 
 Shrug, 8Hr2-G, SHr-Gd, 
 
 SHr2-G-NG 
 Shrunk, SHr^-NG-K 
 Shrunk'en, SHr^-NG-Kn 
 Shuck, SH2-K 
 Shud'der, SH^-Dr, SH*- 
 
 Drd. SH*-Dr-NG 
 Shuffle, 8H2-F1, SH-Fld, 
 
 8H2-F1-NG 
 Shuffler, SH-F1-R 
 Shun, SHn 2 , SHnd2, SHn- 
 
 NG 
 Shunt, SHnt*, SH-N-Td, 
 
 8Hnt-NG 
 
 Shut, SHtz. SHts-NG 
 Shut'ter, 8Htr 
 Shut'tle, 8H"-T1 
 Shut'tlecock, SH'-Tl- 
 
 TT Tf 
 
 Shut'tlecork, SH - Tl - 
 
 Kr-K 
 Shy, (a.) 8H SHi-R, 
 
 SH'-St 
 
 Shy, (v.) SHi, 8H-D> 
 , 8H-NG 
 
 SIG 
 
 Shyly, SB 1 -L 
 Shyness, SH>->* 
 Shys'ter, SHstr 1 
 Si, S3 
 
 Sial'ogogue, 8>-Z-G-G 
 Sib'ilant, sB-int 
 Sibila'tion, sB 2 -Zshn 
 Sib'yl, sB3-L 
 Sib'ylline, sB3-n 
 Sic'cative, sK-Tv 
 Sic'city, eKs-T s 
 Sice, Szi 
 
 Sick, eK3, sKr 3 . sKst3 
 Sick'en, sKn s , 
 
 sKn-NG 
 Sick'ish, sK SH' 
 Sick'ishness, sK-SH 3 -Hs 
 Sick'le, sE13 
 Sick'leman. sKF-Mn 
 Sick'less, sK-is 3 
 Sick'liness, 
 Sick'-list, sK3-st 
 Sick'ly, sK-Z3, sK-i'-R 
 
 Sick'ness, 
 Side, sD'. sldi. sD-NG 
 Side'board, sD'-Brd 
 Side'-cut, sDi-Kt 
 Sid'ed, sDdi 
 Side'ling, sD'-i-NG 
 Side'long, sDi-Z-NG 
 Sid'er, sDr 1 
 Sid'eral, sDr 3 -L 
 Sidera'tion, sDrshn* 
 Side'real, PDS.RI 
 Siderograph'ic, ' sDr 1 
 
 Grf-K 
 Siderograph'ical-ly, 
 
 sDri-Gr-F-Kl 
 Siderog'raphy, sDr^-Gr 
 
 F 
 
 Sid'erscope, sDr^-sK-P 
 Side'-saddle, sD ] -sDl 
 Sides'mau, sDJ-zMn 
 Side'walk, sD>-W-K 
 Side'ways, sD'-Wz 
 Side'wise, sD l -Wz 
 Si'dle, sDl', sDld 1 , sDl L 
 
 NG 
 
 Siege, sJ 
 Si'enite, S'-Nt 
 Sien'na, S=-N 
 Sier'ra, sR 2 
 Sies'ta, sS 2 -T 
 Sieve, sV 3 
 
 Sift, sFt-r pF 3 -Td, sFt'-NQ 
 Sift'er, sFtr 3 
 Sigh, Si, sDi. SJ-NG 
 Sigh'er, S"-R 
 Sight, sTi. sTdV sTi-NG 
 Sight'less. sTi-Zs 
 Sight'liness, sT^Z-Ns 
 Sight'ly, sTi-L 
 Sight'-seeing, sT>-S-XG 
 Sig'il, sJ13 
 Sigilla'ria, sJ2-Z-fl 
 Sig'illative, sJS-Z-Tr 
 Sig'ma,sG8-M 
 Sig'moid, sG3-Md 
 Sigmoid'al. sG-M-Dl 1 
 
SIG 
 
 243 
 
 SIT 
 
 Sign, sN 1 , sNdi, sNi-NG 
 
 Sil'verly, si s -Vr-Z 
 
 Singing-master, sNG* 
 
 Sig'nal, sQS-Nl, sG-Nld, 
 
 Sil'versmith, sL 8 -Vr-sM 
 
 NG-Mstr 
 
 sG 3 -Nl-NG 
 
 TH 
 
 Singing-school, sNG 3 - 
 
 Sig'nalize, sG 8 -Nlz 
 
 Sil'very, s 3 -Vr 
 
 NGs-Kl 
 
 Sig'nally, sG-Nl 
 
 Simarre', sMi-R 
 
 Sin'gle, SNG3-G1, sXG'- 
 
 Sig'nature, sG 8 - Ntr 
 
 Similar, sM-Z 3 -R [sM 8 ] 
 
 Gld, sNG 3 -Gl-NG [sNGl 3 , 
 
 (sGntr 3 ) 
 
 Similarity, sM-Z. 1 -^-! 
 
 sNGld 3 . sNG! 3 -NG] 
 
 Sign'-board, sK-Brd 1 
 
 tsMi] 
 
 Sin'gle-handed, sNG 3 - 
 
 Sign'er, sNr 1 
 
 Similarly, sM-Z- 3 -R-Z 
 
 Gl-Hn-Dd 
 
 Sig'net, sG 3 -Nt 
 
 [sM 3 ii] 
 
 Sin'gle-hearted, sNG 3 - 
 
 Significance, sG-N-F 8 - 
 
 Simile, sM-i 8 
 
 Gl-Hr-Td 
 
 Kns [sGns 3 ] 
 
 Similitude, sM-Z, 8 -Td 
 
 Sin'gle-minded, sNG 3 - 
 
 Significancy, sG-N-F 8 - 
 
 Simitar, sMtr 8 
 
 Gl-Mn-Dd 
 
 Kn-S [sGn-S 3 ] 
 
 Sim'mer, sMr 3 , sMrd 3 
 
 Sin'gleness, sNG 3 -Gl-Ns 
 
 Significant, eG-N-F 3 -K- 
 
 sMr^-NG 
 
 [sNGl 3 -Nsj 
 
 Nt [sGnt 3 ] 
 
 Simo'niac, sM*-N-K 
 
 Sin'gly, sNG 3 -Gl [sXGl 3 ] 
 
 Significantly, sG-N-F s - 
 
 Simoni'acal-ly, sM'-N-Kl 
 
 Sing'-song, sNG 3 -sNG 
 
 K-Nt-L [sGnt-Z 3 ] 
 
 Sim'ony, sM3-N 
 
 Sin'gular, sNG - Gl - R 3 
 
 Significa'tion, sG-N-F- 
 
 Simoom', BM 3 -M 
 
 [sNG 3 ] 
 
 Kshn [sGshnS] 
 
 Simoon', sMu 3 
 
 Singularity, sNG-Gl-K 1 - 
 
 Significative, sG-N-F 8 - 
 
 Sim'per, sM-Pr 8 , sM-Prd 3 , 
 
 T [sNG-Zrti] 
 
 K-Tv 
 
 sM-Pr 3 -NG 
 
 Sin'gularly, sNG-Gl-R 3 -Z 
 
 Significatively, sG-N- 
 
 Sim'perer, sM-Pr^R 
 
 [sNG 3 :Z] 
 
 F 3 -K-T-V1 
 
 Sim'ple, sM-Pl 3 , sM-Pl 3 - 
 
 Sinister, sNstr 3 
 
 Sig'niflcator, sG-N-F*- 
 
 R, sM.Plst 3 
 
 Sinistror'sal, sN-sTr'-R- 
 
 Ktr 
 
 Sim'pleness, sM-P! 8 -Ns 
 
 sZ 
 
 Sig'nify, sG-N-F 3 , sG-N- 
 
 Sim'pleton, sM-P! 8 -Tn 
 
 Sin'istrous, sX-sTrs 3 
 
 Fd s , sG-N-F 3 -NG [sG 8 , 
 
 Simplicity, 8M-Pls 3 -T 
 
 Sink, 8NG3-K, sNG 3 -K- 
 
 sGd 3 , sG(') 3 ] 
 
 Simplinca'tion, sM-Plfs- 
 
 NG 
 
 Signlor or Sign'or, sN- 
 
 Kshu 
 
 Sink'er, sNG 3 -Kr 
 
 R 3 
 
 Sim'plify, sM-P13-F, sM- 
 
 Sinless, sN-Zs 3 
 
 Signo'ra, sN-K 2 
 
 Pl'-Fd, sM-P! 3 -F-NG 
 
 Sinlessly, sN-Zs 3 -Z 
 
 Sign'-post, sN^Pst 
 
 Sim'plist, sM-Plst 3 
 
 Sin'lessness, sN-Zs 3 -Ns 
 
 Silence, sZns 1 , sZi-Nst, 
 
 Sim'ply, sM-Pl 8 
 
 [sN 3 !Zs] 
 
 sZ'-Ns-NG 
 
 Sim'ulate, sM-Z/t 3 , sM-z, 8 - 
 
 Sin'ner, sNi* 
 
 Si'lent, sinti 
 
 Td, sM-Z,t3-NG 
 
 Sin'ologue, sN-Z 3 -G 
 
 Silent'ness, sZnf-Ns 
 
 Simula'tion, sM-Lshn* 
 
 Sin'ople, eN-Pl 3 
 
 Sile'sia, sL 3 -SH 
 
 Simultaneous, sM-zt 3 - 
 
 Sin'uate, sN-T 3 , sN-Td', 
 
 Si'lex, sLi-Ks 
 
 Ns 
 
 sN-TS-NG 
 
 Silhouette', sZ*-T 
 
 Simultaneously, sM - 
 
 Sinua'tion, sNghn* 
 
 Silica, sZ'-K 
 
 Zt s -Ns-L 
 
 Sinuosity, sNs-Ti 
 
 Sili'ceous, sL s -SSa 
 
 Simulta'neousness, sM- 
 
 Sin'uous, sN-S 3 
 
 Silicic, sZs 3 -K 
 
 Zt2-Ns-Ns 
 
 Si'nus, sNs 1 
 
 Siliclfy, sZs 3 -F 
 
 Sin, sN 3 , sNd 3 , sNS-NG 
 
 3ip, sP 3 , sPt 3 . sP 3 -NG 
 
 Sili'cium, sZ/ 3 -SH-M 
 
 Sin'apism, sN-P 8 -zM 
 
 Si'phon, sFn 1 
 
 Sillcle, s/AKl 
 
 Since, sNs 8 
 
 3ip'per, sPr 3 
 
 Silicon, sZ 3 -Kn 
 
 Sincere', sNs-B 3 , sNs-B 3 - 
 
 3ir, sR s 
 
 Sil'iqua, sZ, 3 -Kw 
 
 R, sNs-jRsta 
 
 Sire, sR 1 , sRdi, sRi-NG- 
 
 Sil'ique, st 3 -K 
 
 Sincerely, sNs-Kl 8 
 
 Si'ren, sKn 1 
 
 Sillquous, sL 3 -Kws 
 
 Sincere'ness, sNs-B 3 -Ns 
 
 Sir'ius, sRs 3 
 
 Silk, si 3 -K 
 
 Sincerity, sNs-^-T 
 
 3irloin, sR 2 -Zn 
 
 Silk'en, sZ, 8 -Kn 
 
 Sin'ciput, sNs-Pt 8 
 
 Siroc'co, sK'-K 
 
 Silk'iness, sZ 8 -K-N8 
 
 3ine, sN 1 
 
 3ir'rah, sR 3 
 
 Silk'-mercer, si 3 - K - 
 
 Si'necure, sNJ-Kr 
 
 3ir'up, sR 3 -P 
 
 Mrs-R 
 
 Si'necurist, sN'-Krst 
 
 3ir'upy, sff 3 -P 
 
 Silk'-worm, sL 3 -K-Wr-M 
 
 Sin'ew, sN 8 sN-D 8 , sN 3 - 
 
 3is'km, Ss 3 -Kn 
 
 Silk'y, sL 3 -K, eL 8 -K.r, sZ, 3 - 
 
 NG 
 
 3iss, Ss 3 
 
 Kst 
 
 Sin'ewed, sN-D 8 
 
 3is'ter. ssTr 3 
 
 Sill, si 8 
 
 Sin'ewless, sN-Zs 8 
 
 Sis'terhood, ssTr 3 -Hd 
 
 Sillabub, sL 8 -B-B 
 
 Sin'ewy, sN 3 
 
 3is'ter-in-law, ssTrS-Nl 
 
 Sillily, sZ-s-Z, 
 
 Sin'ful, SN-F8-L 
 
 Sis'terly, ssTr 8 -Z 
 
 Silliness, sZS-Ns 
 
 Sin'fully, sN-F 8 -Z 
 
 Sis'trum, ssT^-M 
 
 Silly, si 3 , 8Z 8 -R, sZst 8 
 
 Sin'fulness, sN-FS-L-Ns 
 
 3it, sT 3 . sT 8 -NG 
 
 Silt, sit 3 , 8L 3 -Td, sZt 8 -NG 
 
 [sN 8 iFs] 
 
 3ite, sT 1 
 
 Silu'rian, &L*-Rn 
 
 Sing, 8NG>. sNG*-NG 
 
 Sit'ten, sTns 
 
 Sil'va, sL 3 -V 
 
 Singe, sN-J 8 , sN-Jd 8 , sN- 
 
 Sifter, sTr 
 
 Sil'van, si 3 -Vn 
 
 J 3 -NG 
 
 Sifting, sT 3 -NG 
 
 Bil'ver, sZ-Vr, sZ 8 -Vrd, 
 
 Sing'er, sNGr 8 
 
 Sif uate, sCHt 3 
 
 sZ 3 -Vr-NG 
 
 Singing-book, sNG- 
 
 Sifuated, sCH-Td 
 
 Sll'vering, sZ 8 -Vr-NG 
 
 NG-B-K 
 
 Situa'tion, sCHshn' 
 
SIX 
 
 Six, sKs 
 
 Six'fold, sKs-FS-Ld 
 Six'pence, sKs-Pns 3 
 Six'score, sKss-K-B 3 
 Six'teen, sKs-Tn 3 (or 16) 
 Six'teenth, sKs-Tn 3 -TH 
 
 (or!6TH) 
 
 Sixth, sKs-TH3 (or 6TH) 
 Sixth'ly, sKs-TH 3 -Z. (or 6 
 
 TH-Z, 
 Six'tieth, sKs-T*-TH (or 
 
 60TH) 
 
 Six'ty, sKs-T 3 (or 60) 
 Siz'able, sZi-Bl 
 Si'zar, sZr 1 
 Size, sZi, sZdi. sZ-NG 
 Siz'iness, sZi-Ns 
 Siz'ing, sZi-NG 
 Siz'y, sZi 
 Siz'zle, sZls, sZld 3 , sZl- 
 
 NG 
 
 Skad'dle, sK-DH 
 Skad'dons. sK-Dns 1 
 Skain, sKn 2 
 Skate, sKt, sK-Td 2 , sKt- 
 
 NG 
 
 Skat'er, sKtr 
 Skedad'dle, 
 Skedad'dler, sK-Di-Dl-K 
 Skein, sKn^ 
 Skel'eton, sK-*-Tn 
 Skept'ic, sK-Pt-K 
 Skep'tical-ly, 8K-Pt 2 -Kl 
 Skep'ticism, sK-P 2 -T- 
 
 szM 
 Sketch, sK-CH2, sK-CHt 
 
 8K-CH*-NG 
 Sketch'-book, sK-CH*-B- 
 
 K 
 
 Sketoh'er, sK-CHr* 
 Sketch'y, sK-CH^ 
 Skew-back, sK^-B-K 
 Skew'er, sK-R 3 , sK- 
 
 244 
 
 SLE 
 
 Skid, sK-D 3 , sK-Dd 3 , sK- 
 
 D3-NG 
 
 Skiff, sKf 3 . sKft 3 , sKfS-NG 
 Skill, sK-L 3 
 Skilled, sK-Ld 3 
 Skil'let, sK-it 3 
 Skill'ful-ly, sK-LS-Fl 
 Skill'fulness, sE-LS-Fl- 
 
 Ns f!Fs] 
 Skim, 8K3.M, 8K-Md, 
 
 8K3-M-NG 
 Skim'mer, sK 3 -Mr 
 Skim'-milk, sK 3 -M-M- 
 
 L-K. 
 
 Skim'ming, sK^-M-NG 
 Skin, sKn 3 , sKnd 3 , sKn 3 - 
 
 NG 
 
 Skinch, sK-N-CH 
 Skin'-deep, sKn 3 -D-P 
 Skin'-flint, sKn 3 iFlnt 3 
 Skin'less, pKn 3 -is 
 Skin'ner, sK^-Nr 
 Skin'ny, sK 3 -N 
 Skip, sK-P 3 , sK-Pt 3 , 8K-P3- 
 
 NG 
 Bkip'-jack, sK-P-J-K 
 
 I Skip'per, sK-Pr 3 
 Skip'ping-rope, eK-P 3 - 
 
 Slash, 8Z.1-SH, aL l -SH-T, 
 s^i-SH-NG 
 
 NG-fi-P 
 
 Slash'er, sI,i-SHr 
 
 Skir'mish, sKr-M-SH", Slat, s/,t, si'-Td. sLt'-N(J 
 
 sKr-M-8H2-T, sKr-M- 
 
 Slate, sit 2 , sLz.Td, sZt- 
 
 SH2-NG 
 
 NG 
 
 Skir'misher, sKr-M-SHr^ 
 
 Slaf er, sZ,tr 
 
 Skir'ret, sK-fitz 
 
 Slat'ing, 8t-NG 
 
 SkirThas, sK-Bs 8 
 
 Slat'tern, sLV-Bn 
 
 Skirt, sK-flts, sK-2-Td 
 
 Slat'ternly, siti-Bn- 
 
 sK-t2-NG 
 
 Slat'ting, 8/,t!-NG 
 
 Skit'tish, sKt-SH 3 
 Skit'tishly, sKt-SZH 3 
 
 Slat'y, S/-2-T - 
 Slaughter, sitr 1 , sii 
 
 Skit'tishness, sKt-SHS-Ns 
 
 Trd, s/,tri-NG 
 
 Skit'tles, sKt-Lz 3 
 Ski'ver, sKv-A; 3 
 
 Slaugh'terer, sitri-B 
 Slaugh'ter-houae, sLtr 1 - 
 
 Skulk, sK12-K, sKl-K-T* 
 
 Hs 
 
 8K1 2 -K-NG 
 
 Slaugh'terman, s,tri - 
 
 Skulk'er, sKl-Kr 
 
 Mn 
 
 SkuU, sK-LS 
 
 Slaughterous, sitri-s 
 
 Skull'-cap, sK-L^-K-P 
 
 Slave, sZ,2-V, s//2-Vd. si*- 
 
 Skunk, sK^-NG-K 
 
 V-NG 
 
 Skunk'-bird, sK*-NG-K- 
 
 Slave'-holder, sL* - V - 
 
 Brd 
 
 Hldr 
 
 Skunk'-cabbage, sK* - 
 
 Slav'er, si 2 -Vr 
 
 NG-K-K-B-J 
 
 Slav'er, sZ-'-Vr, si'-Vrd, 
 
 Skunked, sR2-NGt 
 
 sii-Vr-NG 
 
 Sky, sK 1 
 
 Slaverer, si'-Vr-B 
 
 Sky'-color, sKi-K-ir 
 
 Slavery, sL*-V-R 
 
 Skyey, sRi 
 
 Slave'-ship, s/,2.v-SH-P 
 
 Sky'-high, sKi-H 
 
 Slave'-trade, s/,*-V-Trd 
 
 Sky'-lark, sKi-Lr-K 
 
 Slave'-trader, s 2 -V-Tr- 
 
 Sky'-larking, sKi-ir-K- 
 
 Dr 
 
 NG 
 
 Slavish, sL*-V-SH 
 
 Sky'-light, sKi-Lt 
 
 Slavishly, sL*-V-SHI 
 
 Sky-rocket, sKi-B-Kt 
 
 Slav'ishness, sL 2 -V-SB- 
 
 3ky'-sail, sKs'-L 
 Sky'ward, sK-Wrd 1 
 
 Ns 
 Slavoc'racy, sLi-V-Kr-S 
 
 Slab, si ] -B 
 
 Slavo'nian, sZ. 2 -Vn-N 
 
 Slab'ber, s^-Br, sii-Brd, 
 
 Slavon'ic, sL l -Vn-K 
 
 sL^Br-NG 
 
 Slaw, sH 
 
 Slab'berer, sLi-Br-E 
 
 Slay, si2, 8L 2 -NG 
 
 Slab'by, s^i-B 
 
 Slayer, sL*-R 
 
 Slack, (a.) sL^-K, sL^-Kr, 
 
 Sleave, si 3 -V, 8i s -Vd, 
 
 s^-Kst 
 
 s/, s -V-NG 
 
 Slack, (v.) eL l -K, si^K-T, 
 
 Slea'zy, sZ 3 -Z 
 
 sii-K-NG 
 
 Sled, s/; 2 -D, s 2 -Dd, sZ,*- 
 
 Slack'ly, sii-Kl 
 
 D-NG 
 
 Slack'ness, sZ/-K-Ns 
 
 Sled'ding, si 2 -D-NG 
 
 Slack'-water, si^Kwtr 
 
 Sledge, sZ-2-J 
 
 Slag, sii-G 
 
 Sleek, (a.) sZ, 3 -K, sZ.3-Kr, 
 
 Slake, sZ-2-K, s-K-T, 
 
 8Z, 3 -Kst 
 
 SA2-K-NG 
 
 Sleek, (.) sZ 3 -K, sZ 3 -K-T. 
 
 Slam, sLi-M, si l -Md, sZ,'- 
 
 sZ, 3 -K-NG 
 
 M-NG 
 
 Sleek'ly, sZ, 3 -Kl 
 
 Blan'der, sindr 1 , sLnd 1 - 
 
 Sleek'ness, s7/ 8 -K-Ns 
 
 Bd, sLndri-NG 
 
 Sleep, sZ-s-P. 8Z 3 -P-NG 
 
 Slan'derer, sLndr'-B 
 
 Sleep'er, sZ, 3 -Pr 
 
 Slan'derous, sindi^-S 
 
 Sleep'ily, sZ 3 -P-i 
 
 Slan'derously, s^ndrJ-S- 
 
 Sleep'iness, s/, 3 -P-Ns 
 
 L 
 
 Sleep'ing, sZ 3 -P-NG 
 
 Slang, sii-NG 
 
 Sleep'less, sZ 3 -P-Z.s 
 
 Slant, sLuV, sX,-N-Td, 
 
 Sleeplessness, si 3 -P-Z.a- 
 
 sint-NG 
 
 Ns [IZs] 
 
 Slant'ly, sLnt- 
 Slant'wise, sint^Wz 
 
 Sleep'-walker, sZ 3 -P-W- 
 Kr 
 
 Slap, si-P, si-Pt, eL l -P- 
 
 Sleep'-walking, sL 3 -P- 
 
 ' NG 
 
 W-K-NG 
 
 Slap'dash, si'-P-D-SH 
 
 Sleep'y, sZ-S-P, sZ-'-P-B, 
 
 Slap'jack, sZ-J-P-J-K. 
 
 sZ-S-Pst 
 
SLE 
 
 Sleet, szt* 
 Sleet'y, sZ3-T 
 Sleeve, sZ*-v 
 Sleeved. sZ 3 -Vd 
 Sleeve'less, sZ 3 -V-Zs 
 Sleid, sZ 2 -D, SZ2-M, 
 
 D-NG 
 
 Sleigh, sZ2 
 Sleigh'ing, sZ2-NG 
 Sleight, sZti 
 Slen'der, sZndr 2 , sZndr 8 - 
 
 R, sZndr 2 8t 
 Slen'derly, sZndr^-Z 
 Slen'derness, sZndr-Ns 
 Slept, sZ2-pt 
 Slew, sZ 3 
 Sley, sZ2 
 
 Slice, sZs 1 . sZst 1 , sZsi-NG 
 Slick, sZ 3 -K 
 Slid, sZ 3 -D 
 Slid'den, si 3 -Dn 
 Slide, sZi-D, sZi-D-NG 
 Slid'er, sZ^Dr 
 Slid'ing-rule, 
 
 Slid'ing-scale, sZ 1 - D - 
 
 NGs-K-L 
 Slight, (a.) sit', sZtr, 
 
 sZ-Tst (sZtsti) 
 Slight, (i>.) sZt, sZi-Td, 
 
 sZti-NG 
 Slight'er, sZtr* 
 Slight/ ly, sZti-Z 
 Slight'ness, sZ-t^-Ns 
 Sliay, sZi-Z, 
 Slim, 8Z3-M, sL*-Mr, sL- 
 
 Mst 
 
 Slime, sZ,i-M 
 Slim'iness, sL'-M-Ns 
 Slim'ness, si^-M-Ns 
 Slim'y, si-M, sZ,i-M-K, 
 
 sL'-Mst 
 
 Sli'ness, s/^i-Ns 
 Sling, s 8 -NG, si^-NG- 
 
 NG 
 
 Sling'er, s/^-NGr 
 Slink, eLS-NG-K, si'-NG- 
 
 K-NG 
 Slip, sL*-P, sL 3 -Pt, s^8-P- 
 
 NG 
 
 Siip'-knot, sZ,'-P-N-T 
 Slip'per, sL 3 -Pi 
 Slip'perily, sL 3 Pr-L 
 Slip'periness, s/APr-Ns 
 Slip'pery, sL 8 -Pr 
 Slip'shod, 
 Slip'slop, s 
 Slit, sit 3 , s3-Td, sZts-NG 
 Slit'ter, sLtr*> 
 Slit'ting-mill, sit 3 -NG- 
 
 Ml 
 Sliver, s/AVr, 
 
 Bloat, sit* 
 
 Blob'ber, sL'-Br, sii-Brd, 
 
 8Z,i-Br-NG 
 Slob'bery, si-Br 
 Sloe, eZ, 2 
 Slo'gan, sL 2 -Gn 
 Sloop, sL*-? 
 
 245 
 
 (Slop, sH-P, sZJ-Pt, a&Lp 
 
 NG 
 Slope, sZ-2-P, sZ2-Pt, s- 
 
 P-NG 
 Slop'ing, 
 Slop'py, sZi-P, 
 
 sZi-Pst 
 Slop'-shop, 
 Slosh, sZi-SH 
 Slot, sZti 
 Sloth, sZior2-TH 
 Sloth'ful-ly, sZ-ior-TH- 
 
 Fl 
 Sloth'fulness, sZ^-TH 
 
 Fl-Ns [!Fs] 
 Slouch, sZ^-CH. sZ J -CHt, 
 
 sZl-CH-NG 
 Slough (slou), sZ- 1 
 Slough (slM), sZS-F, si 8 - 
 
 Ft, 8Z-2-F-NG 
 Slough'y, sZ2-F or sZl 
 Sloven, sZ2-Vn 
 Slov'enliness, sZ^-V-] 
 
 Ns 
 
 Slovenly, sZ2-v-Nl 
 Slow, sZ* sZS-B, sZsta 
 Slowly, 8Z2-Z 
 Slowness, sZ^-Ns 
 Slow-sighted, 
 Slow-worm, sZ 2 -Wr-M 
 Slub, sZ-2-B, sZ2-Bd, sZ 
 
 B-NG 
 Slub'ber, sZ2-Br, sZ 8 - 
 
 Brd. sZ,2-Br-NG 
 Sludge, sZ*-J 
 Slue, sZ 3 , sZ3-D, si3-NG 
 Slug, sZ2-G 
 Slug'gard, sZ 8 -Grd 
 Slug'gish, sZ2-G-8H 
 Slug'gishly, sL-Q-SSl 
 Slug'gishness, sZ-*-G-SH- 
 
 Ns 
 Sluice, sZ-s s , sZ-sts, sZs 3 - 
 
 NG 
 
 Slui'cy, sZ-s-S 
 31um, sZ*-M 
 Slum'ber, sZ2-M-Br, sZ 8 - 
 
 M-Brd, sZ2-M-Br-NG 
 31um'berer, sZ-M-Br-E 
 Slum'berous, sZ 2 -M-Brs 
 31um'bery, sZ^-M-Br 
 Slump, 8Z2-M-P, sZS-Mt, 
 
 sZZ-M-P-NG 
 Slung, sZ2-NG 
 Slung'-shot, sZ*-NG-SHt 
 Slunk, sZ 2 -NG-K 
 Slur, sZ2.K, sZ2-jRd, sZ2- 
 
 E-NG 
 Slush, 8Z2-SH, BL-SH-1, 
 
 8Z2-SH-NG 
 Slut, sit2 
 Slut'tery, sZt*-JZ 
 Slut'tish. 8Z2-T-8H 
 Sluf tishly, sL*-1-Sm 
 Slut'tishness, sZ- 8 -T-8H- 
 
 Ns 
 
 31y, sZ 1 , sZ^E, sZsti 
 31y'-boots, sZ-i-Bts 
 31y'ly, sZ>-Z 
 Slyness, sZ^-Ns 
 
 SMO 
 
 Smack, sMi-K, sMi-Kt. 
 
 sM"-K-NG 
 Small, sM-Zi, sM-Zi-E, 
 
 sM-Zsti 
 Small'-arms, sM-Zi-E- 
 
 Mz 
 
 Small'-craft, sM-Z^Krft 
 Small'ish, sM-Zi-8H 
 Small'ness, sM-Zi-Xs 
 Small'-pox, sM-Zi-P-Ks 
 Small'-talk, sM-ii-T-K 
 Smalt, sM-Zti 
 Smarag'dine, sM-fti-G- 
 
 Dn 
 Smart, (t>.) sM-ti, sJI-^2'. 
 
 Td, sM-J?ti-NG 
 Smart, (a.) sM-St 1 , sBI- 
 
 fltr', sM-fl'-Tst 
 Smart'ly, sH>I-Bt l -L 
 Smart'-money, s^I-Et 1 - 
 
 M-N 
 
 Smart'ness, sM-/?t'-Ns 
 Smash, sM-SH 1 , siI-5/Zt 1 , 
 
 sM-SHi-NG 
 Smat'ter, sMtr 1 
 Smat'terer, sMtr-TJ 1 
 Smat'tering, sMtr'-NG 
 Smear, sM-E B , sM-Ed^, 
 
 sll-K 3 -NG 
 
 Smegmat'ic, sM'-G-Mt-K 
 Smell, sM-Z2, sM-Zd 2 , 
 
 SM-Z2.NG 
 Smell'er, sM-Z2-E 
 Smell'ing, sM-Z=-NG 
 Smelt, sM-Zt=. sM-Z2-Td, 
 
 sM-Z/t 2 -NG 
 Smelt'er, sM-ltr 2 
 Smelt'ery, sM-it-'-S 
 Smerk, sM-fi-'-K 
 Smick'er, sM 3 -Kr 
 Smi'lax, sM-Z^Ks 
 Smile, sM-Zi, sM-Zd, 
 
 sM-Z!-NG 
 
 Smil'ingly, sM-Z'-NGl 
 Smirch, sll-^ 2 CH 
 Smirk, sM ff=-K, sM-/2*- 
 
 Kt, sM-2.K.NG 
 3mit, sMts 
 Smite, sMt',sMt(')i 
 Smit'er, sMtr 1 
 Smith, sM-TH 3 
 Smith'ery, sM-TH3-S 
 Smithso'nian, sM-THsS- 
 
 Nn 
 
 Smith'y, sM-TH 3 
 Smitt, sMt 3 
 Smit'ten, sM-Tn 3 
 3mock, sMi-K 
 Smock'-frock, sM^K-Fr 
 
 E 
 Smoke, sM 2 -K, sM2-Kt, 
 
 8M2-K-NG 
 3moke'-jack, sM 
 Smok'er, sM2-Kr 
 Smok'ily, sM K-Z2 
 Jmok'iness, sM 2 -K-Ns 
 3mok'ing-car, sM'-K- 
 
 NG-Kr 
 Smok'y, 
 
 BM*-Est 
 
SMO 246 SOD 
 
 Smol'der, sM--Dr 
 
 Sneer'er, sN-Br 3 
 
 Snug, (.) sN 2 -G, sN2-Gd, 
 
 Smol'dering, sM-i*-Dr 
 
 Sneer'ingly, sN-B-NGl 
 
 sNs-G-NG 
 
 NG 
 
 Sneeze, sNz, eNzd 8 , 
 
 Snug, (a.) sN 2 -G, sN 2 -Gr, 
 
 Smooth, (a.) sTtf-DH 3 
 
 sNz 3 -NG 
 
 sN*-Gst 
 
 sM-DHr3,sM-DHst 
 
 Sneez'ing, sNz 3 -NG 
 
 Snug'gle, sN 2 Gl, N*- 
 
 Smooth, (.) sM-DH 3 
 
 Snell, sN-L 2 
 
 Gld, sN 2 -Gl-NG 
 
 sM-DHd 3 , sM-DH'-NG 
 
 Snip'-snap, sN-Ps a -N-P 
 
 Snug'ly, sN 2 -Gl 
 
 Smooth'ly, sM-DH-.fc 
 
 Snick'er, sN 3 -Kr, sN 3 - 
 
 Snug'ness, sN 2 -G-Ns 
 
 Smooth'ness, sM-DH 3 -Ns 
 
 Krd, sN*-Kr-NG 
 
 So, S 2 
 
 Smote, sMt* 
 
 Sniff, sN-F 3 , sN-Ft 3 sN- 
 
 Soak, 8K 2 . sKt 2 , sK 2 -NG 
 
 Smoth'er, sMdhr 2 
 
 F 3 -NG 
 
 Soak'er, sKr 
 
 sMdhr-D 2 , sMdhr 2 -NG 
 
 Sniffle, sN-FS-L 
 
 Soap, HP 3 . sPt 2 , sP 2 -NG 
 
 Smoul'der, sM-Z, 2 -Dr 
 
 Snift, sN-Ft 3 
 
 Soap'-boiler, sP 2 -B-L-B 
 
 Smoul'dry, sM-i s -Dr 
 
 Snig'ger, sN 3 -Gr, sN 3 - 
 
 Soap'-bubble, sP 2 -B-Bl 
 
 Smug, eM 2 -G 
 
 Grd, sN'-Gr-NG 
 
 Soap'-stone, sPs^-Tn 
 
 Smug'gle, sM-Gl, sM 2 
 
 Snip, sN-P 3 , sN-Pt 3 , sN- 
 
 Soap'-suds, sPs 2 -Dz 
 
 Gld, sMii-Gl-NC 
 
 P 3 -NG 
 
 Soap'-wort, sP 2 -Wrt 
 
 Smug'gler, sM-Gl-B 2 
 
 Snipe, sN-P 1 
 
 Soap'y, sP 2 
 
 Smut, sMt 2 , sM-Td*, sMt 2 
 
 Snip'per-snapper, eN- 
 
 Soar, sB 2 , sBd. sB 2 -NO- 
 
 NG 
 
 Prs s -N Pr 
 
 Sob, sBi, sBdi, sB'-NG 
 
 Smutch, sM-CH*, sM 
 
 Snip'-snap, sN-Ps 3 -N-P 
 
 So'ber, (a.) sBr 2 , sBi-3-B, 
 
 CHt 2 , sM-CH 2 -NG 
 
 Snivel, sN-V'-L, sN-V 3 - 
 
 sBrst 2 
 
 Smut'tily, sM-T 2 -L 
 
 Ld, 8N-V 3 -L-NG 
 
 So'ber, (v.) sBr 2 , eBrd*, 
 
 Smut'tiness, sM.T*-Ns 
 
 Sniv'eler, sN-V 3 --B 
 
 sBr 2 -NG 
 
 Smuf ty, sM-T 2 , sM-T 2 -B 
 
 Snob, sN-Bi 
 
 So'berly, sBr 2 -/; 
 
 Snack^ sN'-K 
 
 Snob'bish, sN-Bi-SH 
 Snob'bishly, sN-Bi-^fll 
 
 So'ber-minded, sBr- 
 Mn-Dd 
 
 Snaffle, sN-F l -L, sN-Fi- 
 
 Snoboc'racy, sN-B'-Kr-S 
 
 So'ber-mindedness, 
 
 Ld. sN-F'-L-NG 
 
 Snooze, sNz, eNzd 3 , 
 
 sBr 2 -Mn-Dd-Ns 
 
 Snaffle-bit, sN-F>-i-Bt 
 
 sNz s -NG 
 
 So'berness, sBr 2 -Ns 
 
 Snag, sNi-G, sNi-Gd, sNi- 
 
 Snore, sN-B 2 , sN-Bd*. sN- 
 
 Sobri'ety, eBri-T 
 
 G-NG 
 
 B 2 -NG 
 
 Sobriquet', sBr 2 -K 
 
 Snag'ged, sN>-Gd 
 
 Snort, sN-BtJ, eN-fi'-Td, 
 
 Soc, sK 1 
 
 Snag'gy, sNi-G 
 
 sN-Bt^-NG 
 
 Soc'age, sK-J 1 
 
 Snail, sX-L 2 
 
 Snot, sNti 
 
 So'-called, 8 2 -Kld 
 
 Snail'-like, sN-L 2 -L-K 
 
 Snot'ter, sNtr 
 
 Sociabfl'ity, sSH^-Bl-T 
 
 Snake, 8N 2 K, sN 2 -Kt. 
 
 Snot'ty, sN-T 1 
 
 So'ciablo-y, sSH 2 -Bl 
 
 sN 2 -K-NG 
 
 3nout, sNt 1 
 
 So'ciableness, sSH 2 -Bl- 
 
 Snake'-root, sN 2 -K-Bt 
 
 Snout/y, sN-Ti 
 
 Ns [-Bsl 
 
 Snak'y, sN-K 
 
 Snow, sN 2 , sN-Di (sNd 2 ), 
 
 So'cial, sSHl* 
 
 Snap, sN-pi, sN-Pti, sN- 
 
 sN 2 -NG 
 
 So'oaalism, sSHlz^-M 
 
 P'-XG 
 Snap'-dragon, sN-P 1 -Dr- 
 
 Snow-ball, sN 2 -B-L, sN 2 - 
 B-Ld, sN 2 -B L-NG 
 
 So'cialist, sSHlst* 
 Socialist'ic, sSHls 3 -T-K 
 
 Gn 
 
 3now'-bird, sN 2 -Brd 
 
 Soclal'ity, sSHl-T 
 
 Snap'per, sN-Pr 1 
 
 3now'-blind, sN 2 -Blnd 
 
 So'cialize, sSHlz*, 
 
 Snap'pish, sN-P^SH 
 Snap'pishly, sN-P'-SHl 
 
 Snow'-blindness, sN 2 - 
 Blnd-Ns 
 
 sSHlzd 2 , sSHlz 2 -NG 
 So'cially, sSHl 2 
 
 Snap'pishness, sN-P 1 - 
 
 Snowed, sN-D* 
 
 So'cialness, 8SHl 2 -Ns 
 
 SH-Ns 
 
 Snow-drift, sN 2 -Drft 
 
 Soci'ety, ssT 1 
 
 Snare, sN-B 1 , sN-Bd', sN- 
 
 Snow'-drop, sN 2 -Dr-P 
 
 Bocin'ian, Ss 3 -Nn 
 
 B'-NG 
 
 Snow-flake, sN-Fl-K 
 
 Socin'ianism, 8s'-Nn-S5- 
 
 Snai^er, sN-Bri 
 
 Snow-plow, sN 2 -Pl 
 
 M 
 
 Snarl, sN-^li, sN-fild', 
 
 Snow'-shoe, sN 2 -SH 
 
 Sociol'ogy, sSHH-J 
 
 sN .RH-NG 
 
 Snow'-storm, sNs 2 -T-B- 
 
 Sock, sRi 
 
 Snarl'er, sN-fiU-B 
 
 M 
 
 Sockdol'ager, sK-DJ-jWr 
 
 Snar'y, sN-R 1 
 
 SnoW-white, sN 2 -Wt 
 
 Sock'et, sKti 
 
 Snatch, sN-CHi, sN-CHt>, 
 
 Snow'y, sN 2 
 
 So'cle, sKlsor 1 
 
 sN-CH'-NG 
 
 Snub'-nose, sN-B 2 -Nz 
 
 Soc'man, sKi-Mn 
 
 Snatch'-block, sN-CH 1 - 
 
 SnufF, sN-F 2 , sN-Ft 2 , sN- 
 
 Soerat'ic, BKr-TJ-K 
 
 Bl-K 
 
 F 2 NG 
 
 3ocrat'ical-ly, sKry-Kl 
 
 Snatch'er, sN-CHri 
 
 Snuff-box, sN-F 2 -B-Ka 
 
 Sod, sDi, sDd 1 , sD l -NO- 
 
 Snath, sN-THi 
 
 SnuflP-dipping, sN-F 2 -D- 
 
 So'da, BD 2 
 
 Sneak, sN-K, sN 3 -Kt. 
 
 P-NG 
 
 Sodal'ity, sDi-i-T 
 
 8N3-K-NG 
 
 Snuffer, sN-F 2 -B 
 
 3o'da-water, sBz-Wtr 
 
 Bneak'ing, sN 3 -K-NG 
 
 Snuffers, sN-F 2 -Bz 
 
 3od'den, sDn 1 
 
 Bneak'ingly, sN 3 -E-NGl 
 
 Snuffle, sN-F^-L, sN-F=- 
 
 Sod'dered, sDrd 1 
 
 Bneak'ingness, sN 3 -K- 
 
 Ld. RN-F 2 -L-NG 
 
 Sod'dy, sD 1 
 
 NG-Ns 
 
 Snuffler,sN-F 2 -i-B 
 
 3o'dium, sD 2 -M 
 
 Bneer, sN-B 3 , sN-Bd, sN- 
 
 Snuffles, sNF 2 -Lz 
 
 Sod'omite, sD^Mt 
 
 B 3 -Na 
 
 Snuffy, sN-F* 1 
 
 Bod'omy, sD'-M 
 
SOE 
 
 Soever, S^Vr [S 2 -VJ 
 
 So'fa, sF3 
 
 So'fi, sF 2 
 
 So'nsm, sF 2 -zM 
 
 Soffit, sFt 
 
 Soft, sFti, sFtr 1 , sFi-Tst 
 
 (sFtst 1 ) 
 Soffen, sFn ! , sFnd 1 , 
 
 sFn'-NG 
 
 Soften'er, sF'-Nr 
 Soft'hearted, sFti-Hr-Td 
 Soft'ly, sFti-Z, 
 Soft'ness, sFti-Ns 
 Sog'gy, sG 1 , sG-B 1 , sGsti 
 So-ho', S 2 -H 
 Soil, sZ,', sZ,'-D, 8i-NG 
 Soiree', sW 2 -K 
 So'journ, sJrn* sJrnd*, 
 
 sJrn2-NG 
 
 So'journer, sJr a -Nr 
 So'journment, sJr s -N 
 
 Mut [sJr-Mnt] 
 Sol, sZ-i 
 Sol'ace, sLs 1 , sist 1 , sLs 1 - 
 
 NG 
 
 Sol'acement, sZ^-Mnt 
 So'lan-goose, sZ/n 2 -Gs 
 So'lar, sL*-R 
 Sold, 6Z.*-D (sZd 2 ) 
 Sol'der, sZ-i-Dr, si-Drd, 
 
 sL-Dr-NG 
 Sol'dier, s 2 - Jr 
 Sol'dierly, sL 2 -Jr-Xt 
 Sol'diery, s^ 2 -J-fl 
 Sole, si, 2 , si2-D (sid 2 ), 
 
 sL=-NG 
 
 Sol'ecism, sZsz!-M 
 Sol'ecist, sZ, l -Sst 
 Solecist'ic, sZ,3.s8-T-K 
 Solecist'ical-ly, sL 3 -Ss- 
 
 T-K1 
 
 Sole'-leat^er, 
 Sole'ly, sZ,2-Z 
 Sol'emn, sIA- 
 Sol'emness, 
 Solem'nity, sIA 
 Solemniza'tion, 
 
 Sol'emnize, sLi-M-Nz, 
 sL'-M-Nzd, sL'-M-Nz- 
 NG 
 
 Sol'emnizer, sL'-M-N-Zr 
 
 Sol'emnly, sLi-M-JO 
 
 Sole'ness, sL 2 -Ns 
 
 Sol-fa', - sZ,i-F, s^-F-D, 
 
 Sol-fa'ing, si'-F-NG 
 Solfata'ra, sii-F-T-K 
 Solfeg'gio, sL 2 -Fd-J 
 Solic'it, sis 3 -!, sLs 3 -Td, 
 
 Solicita'tion, 
 Bolic'itor, sis 8 -Tr(s//8tr) 
 Solic'itor-general, sZ/s 3 - 
 
 Tr-Jn 
 
 Bolic'itous, sis s -Ts 
 Solic'itously, si8 3 -T-sZi 
 Solic'itress, s/,s 3 -Tra 
 Bolic'itude, eis'-Td 
 Bol'id, B^I-D 
 
 247 
 
 Solidarity, eL 
 Solidification, si'-Df 
 
 Kshn 
 Solid'ify, BL*-V-F, sL"- 
 
 Df-D. sL-Df-NG 
 Solid'ity, 8Z, 8 -D-T 
 Sol'idly, sL l -V-L 
 Sol'idness, sZ,i-D-Ns 
 Solidun'gulate, 8Z- a -D- 
 
 NG-G-it 
 Solidun'gulous, sL"-D- 
 
 NG-G-Ls 
 
 Solifld'ian, s, 3 -F-Dn 
 Solifid'ianism, si 3 -F-D- 
 
 Kz-M [-D zM] 
 Solil'oquize, ei 3 -Z.-Kwz, 
 
 si'-i-Kwzd, s// 3 -i-Kwz- 
 
 NG 
 
 Solil'oquy, s 3 -i-Kw 
 Sol'iped, sZ-J-P-D 
 Solitaire', s 2 -T-R 
 Sol'itarily, s^-T-fil 
 Sol'itariness, sL'-T-S-Ns 
 Sol'itary, sLi-T-ff 
 Sol'itude.sLi-Td 
 Solmiza'tion, sL a -MzsAn 
 So'lo, 8/> 2 
 Sol'stice, sisi-Ts 
 Solsti'tial, 8s-T-SHl 
 Solubil'ity, si'-Bl-T 
 Sol'uble, si-Bl 
 Sol'ubleness, s/, 1 -Bl-Ns 
 So'lus, s /,s- 
 Solu'tion, sLshn* 
 Sol'utive, sii-Tv 
 Solvability, sZ, 3 -V-Bl-T 
 Sol'vable, sLi-V-Bl 
 Sol'vableness, si l -V-Bl- 
 
 Ns [iBs] 
 Solve, sL l -V, s/ii-Vd, sZ- 1 - 
 
 V-NG 
 
 Solv'ency, 1 -Vn-a 
 Solvend', sZ-'-Vnd 
 Solvent, sLi-Vnt 
 Solver, sZ,i-Vr 
 Somat'ics, sMt'-Ks 
 So'matist, sM-Tst 2 
 Somatol'ogy, sMt-Z^-J 
 Som'ber or Som'bre, 
 
 sM-Bri 
 
 Sombre'ro, sM-Br 2 -/J 
 Som'brous, sM-Brs 1 
 Some, sM 2 
 Some'body, sM-B a -D 
 Some'how, sK 2 -H 
 Som'ersault, sMrs-Z/t 3 
 Som'erset, sMrs-T 2 
 Some'thing, sM-TH 2 -NG 
 
 [KM-NG] 
 
 Some'time, sMt'-M 
 Some'times, sMt a -Mz 
 Some'what, sMt 2 
 Some'where, sM-Wr 2 
 
 [8M-2] 
 
 Somnambula'tion, 8 M- 
 
 N-M-Blshn a 
 Somnam'bulic, sM-N-M- 
 
 Bli-K 
 Somnam'bulism, sM-N- 
 
 SOP 
 
 Somnam'bulist, sM-N, 
 
 M-Blst 1 
 1 Somniferous, slI-N-F s - 
 
 Ba 
 
 Somnif'ic, sM-N-F'-K 
 Somnil'oquence, sM-N- 
 
 L 3 -Kwns 
 Somnil'oquism, sM-N 
 
 L 3 -Kw-zM 
 Somnil'oquist, sM-N-L s - 
 
 Kwst 
 Somnil'oquy, sM-N-L s - 
 
 Kw 
 Somnip'athy, slI-N-P3. 
 
 TH 
 
 Som'nolence, sM-N-Z,ns' 
 Som'nolency, sJI - N - 
 
 Z-ni-S 
 
 Som'nolent, sM-N-int 1 
 Som'nolently, s>I-N- 
 
 LnV-L 
 Son, sN 2 
 So'nant, sNnt 2 
 Sona'ta, sN-T 1 
 Song, sNG 1 
 Song'-bird, sNQi-Brd 
 Song'ster, sNGstr 1 
 Song'stress, sNG-sTrs 1 
 Soniferous, sN-F'-fls 
 Son'-in-law, sN2-Nl 
 Son'net, sNt 1 
 Sonneteer', sNt-B 3 
 Sonorif ic, sN->R 3 -F-K 
 Sono'rous, sN-/Js 2 
 Sono'rously, sN-7J 2 -sZ- 
 Sono'rousness, sN-Ss*- 
 
 Ns 
 Son'ship, sN2-SH-P [sN 
 
 iSH] 
 
 Soon, B^ 3 , sNr3, sNst 3 
 Sooshong', sSH 1 NG 
 Soot, sT 3 , sTd 3 . sT 3 -Na 
 Soot'erkin, sTr 3 -Kn 
 Sooth, sTH 3 
 Soothe, 
 
 Sooth'er, sDHr 8 
 Sooth'ingly, sDH 3 -NGl 
 Sooth'say, sTH 3 -S 
 Sooth'sayer, sTH 3 -S-R 
 Sioth'saying, sTH 3 -S- 
 
 NG 
 
 Soot'iness, sT 3 -Ns 
 Soot'y, sT 3 , sT 3 -R, sT*-St 
 Sop, sP 1 . sPt 1 , sP!-NG 
 Soph, sF 1 
 So'phi, sF 2 
 Soph'ism, sFz'-M 
 Soph'ist, sFst 1 
 Soph'ister, sFstr 1 
 Sophis'tic, sFs 3 -T-K 
 Sophis'tical-ly, sFs s -T- 
 
 Kl 
 Sophis'ticate, sFs 3 -T-Kt, 
 
 8Fs 3 -T-K-Td, sFs-T-Kt- 
 
 NG 
 Sophistica'tion, sFs s -T- 
 
 Kshn 
 Sophist'icator, sFs'-T- 
 
 Ktr 
 
SOP 
 
 Boph'istry, sF'-sTr 
 Soph'omore. sF'-Mr 
 Sophomor'ic, 
 Sophomor'ical, sF'-Mr 
 
 El 
 
 Soporif'erous, sPrP-Rs 
 Soporif erousness, sPrf 3 
 
 .Rf-Rs-Xa 
 
 Soporific, sPrf*-K 
 Sop'orose, spi-Rs 
 Bop'orous, sPVRs 
 Sopra'no, sPr-i-N 
 Sor'cerer, sRs l -R-R 
 Sor'ceress, sRs-fis 
 Sor'cerous, sKs'-fis 
 Sor'cery, sRsi-/Z 
 Sor'did, sfii-Dd 
 Sordidly, sBi-Dd-i 
 Sor'didness, s#i-Dd-Ns 
 Sor'dine, sfii-Dn 
 Sore, sR*. sR 2 -R. sRst 2 
 Sor'el, sRi- 
 Sore'ly, sRVt 
 Sore'ness, sR 2 -Ns 
 Sor'ghum, sRi-G-M 
 Sori'tes, sfii- 
 Soror'icide, s 
 Sor'rel, sR'-i 
 Sor'rily, sRi- 
 Sor'riness, KR>-Ns 
 Sorrow, BR 1 , s-R'-D, B.R 1 - 
 
 NG 
 
 Sor'rowful, sR'-F-L 
 Sorrowfully, sfii-F-Z, 
 Sor'rowfulness, sfl'-F- 
 
 L-Ns r:Fs] 
 
 SorTy, sRJ, sBJ-K. sRst> 
 Sort, 8Rt l , sfii-Td, sRt' 
 
 NG 
 
 Sort'able, sRti-Bl 
 Sort'er, sRtr 1 
 Soirtie, 8Ri-T 
 Sor'tilege, sRti-i-J 
 Sorti'tion, sR 3 -Tshn 
 Sort'ment, sRt-Mnt 
 Bo'-so, S 2 -S 
 Sostenu'to, Ss 8 -T-N-T 
 Sot, sTi 
 Soth'ic, sTHJ-K 
 Sot'tish, sT'-SH 
 Sot'tishly, sT'-Sfll 
 Sot'tishness, sTi-SH-Ns 
 Sou, S 
 
 Souchong', sSH^-NG 
 Sough, sF 2 
 Sought, sT 1 
 Soul, si 2 
 Soul'less, sL-is 
 Bound, (a.) sNdi, sNdr 1 
 
 sN-Dsti (sNd-Sti) 
 Sound, (c.) sNdi, sN-Dd'. 
 
 sNdi-NG 
 
 Bound'-board, sNd>-Brd 
 Sound'ing, sNdJ-NG 
 Sound'ing-board, sNd 1 - 
 
 NG-Brd 
 Bound'ing-post, sNd 1 - 
 
 NG-Pst 
 
 Bound'ings, sNd'-NGz 
 Bound'ly, 
 
 248 
 
 Sound'nesa. sNd'-Ns 
 Soup, sP 
 
 Soup -house. sPS-Hs 
 Sour, (a.) sR 1 . sR'-E, sRst 1 
 Sour, (c.) sR 1 . sRd 1 , sR 1 
 
 NG 
 
 Source, sRs* 
 Sour'-crout, sB 1 ^!^; 
 Sour'ish, sR'-SH 
 Souiy-krout, sR'-Krt 
 
 Sour'ness, sR'-Ns 
 Souse, Ss 1 . Ssti, Ss'-NG 
 South, sTHi 
 South, sDH 1 , sDHd 1 , 
 
 sDH'-NG 
 
 South'-Down, sTHi-Dn 
 South-easf , sDHsti 
 South-east'er, sDHstr 1 
 South-east'erly, sDHstr 1 
 
 L 
 South-east'ern, sDHst'- 
 
 Rn. 
 South'erliness, sDHr 2 -^- 
 
 Ns 
 
 South'erly, sDHr 2 -Z 
 South'ern, sDHrn 2 
 
 [sDHn*] 
 Southerner, sDHr 2 -Nr 
 
 [sDH'-Nr] 
 Southernmost, sDHr 2 - 
 
 N-Mst 
 South'ernwood, sDHrn*- 
 
 Wd 
 
 South'ing, sDHi-NG 
 South'most, sTHi-Mst 
 South'ron, sDH'-ftn 
 South'ward, 
 
 South'wardly, sTH 1 
 
 Wrd-// or 8DHrd2- 
 South-west', sTHi-Wst 
 South-west'er, sTH 1 - 
 
 Wstr 
 South-west'erly, sTHi- 
 
 Ws-Tr-Z. 
 South-west'ern, sTHi - 
 
 Wg-Trn 
 
 South'-wind, sTH'-Wnd 
 Souvenir', sV 3 -Nr 
 Sovereign, sV a -Rn 
 Sovereignly, s\*-Rn-L 
 Sovereignty, s\ T 2-R-N-T 
 Sow, s l 
 
 Sow, s*, sD 2 , S 2 -NG 
 Sow'ans, Si-Ns 
 Sowce, Ssi 
 Sow'er, S 2 -R 
 Soy.Si 
 Soz'zle, sZl 1 
 Spa, sP> 
 Space, sPs 2 sPst*. sPs s - 
 
 NG 
 
 Spa'cious. sP*-SHs 
 Spa'ciously, sP2-SHs-// 
 Spa'ciousness, sP 2 -Sfls- 
 
 Ns 
 Spade, sP>-D, sP-Dd, sP- 
 
 D-NG 
 Spadi'ceous, sP 3 -D-5fla 
 
 SPA 
 
 Spadille-, PP D L 
 
 Spake, sP* K 
 
 Spalt, sP 1 Lt 
 
 Span. sPn', sPnd'. sPn 1 - 
 
 NG 
 
 Span'drel, sP"-N-Dr-L 
 Span'gle, sP'-NG-Gl, sP'- 
 
 NG-Gld. 8PJ-NG-G1-NG 
 
 [sP'-NGI etc.] 
 Span'iard, sPn'-Rd 
 Span'iel, sP^Nl 
 Span'ish, sPn 1 SH 
 Span'ish-fly, sPn 
 Spank, sPi-NG-K, s 
 
 Kt, sPi-NG-K-NG 
 Spank'er, sP'-NG-Kr 
 Spank'ing, sP'-NG-K-NG 
 Spaa'ner, sPi-Nr 
 Span'worm, sP N-Wr-M 
 Spar, spi-R, sPi-Rd, eP 1 - 
 
 fi-NG 
 
 Spar'able, sP 1 R-B1 
 Spare, (u.) sP'-R, sP>-Rd, 
 
 Spare, (a.) sPi-R, 
 
 K? l -RBt 
 
 Spare'ly, sPi-Rl 
 Spare'ness, sP' 
 Spar'er, sP'-Rr 
 Spare'-rib, sP'-R-tf-B 
 Spar'ing, sP'-fi-NG 
 Sparingly, sP^R-NGl 
 Spar'ingness, sP'-R-NG- 
 
 Ns 
 Spark, sPi-fl-K, sP'-R-Kt, 
 
 sP^B-K-NG (sPri-K, 
 
 sPr'-Kt, sPr>-K-NG) 
 Spark'ful, 
 
 (sPri-K-Fl) 
 Spark'ish, 
 
 (sPr-K SH) 
 Spark'le, sPri-Kl, sPr 1 - 
 
 Kld, sPr'-Kl-NG 
 Spark'ler, sPri-Kl-R 
 Sparkling, sPr'-Kl-NG 
 Spark'lingness, sPr l -Kl- 
 
 NG-Ns 
 Spark'ing, sP>-^-K-NG 
 
 (sPr'-K-NG) 
 Spar'ring, sPi-7J-NG 
 Spar'row, sP'-TJ 
 Spar'row-grass, sPi-B- 
 
 Grs 
 SparTow-hawk, sP'-B 
 
 :H-K 
 
 Spar'ry, sP>-R 
 Sparse, sP'-Rs, sP-Rs-E, 
 
 8Pi-Rss-T 
 Sparse'ly, 
 Sparse'ness, 
 Spar'sim, 
 Spar'tan, s 
 Spasm, sPJ-zM 
 Spasmodic, sP 
 Spasmod'ical, sPi-zMd- 
 
 Kl 
 
 Spas'tic, sPsi-T-K 
 Spat, sPt 
 Spatha'ceous, sP a TH 
 
 SHs 
 
SPA 
 
 Spathe, sP*-DH 
 Spathed, sPS-D 
 Spath'ic, sPi-TH-K 
 Spath'iform, 
 
 M 
 
 Spath'ose, 
 Spath'ous, sPi-THs 
 Spat'ter, ePtr 1 , sPtrd 1 
 
 8Ptr!-NG 
 Spat'ter-dashes, sPtri-D 
 
 SHs 
 
 Spat'ula, sPti- 
 Spaf ulate, sPt.i-.Lt 
 Spav'in, sPi-Vn 
 Spav'ined, sPi-Vnd 
 Spawl, sP^L 
 Spawled, spi-Ld 
 Spawn, sPni, ePnd 1 , sPn 1 - 
 
 NG 
 
 Spawn'er, sP 1 -Nr 
 Spay. sP2, sP J -D, 
 Speak, sPS- 
 
 [sP 3 , sPC) 3 ] 
 Speak'able, sP - K - Bl 
 
 [sPa-Bl] 
 
 Speak'er, sP*-Kr 
 Speak'ership, sP 3 -Kr-SH 
 
 (-P) 
 Speak'ing, sP* - K - NG 
 
 [sPC) 3 ] 
 Spear, sP 3 -R, sP 3 -Rd, sP 8 - 
 
 /J-NG 
 
 Spear'-foot, sP-fi-Ft 
 Spear'-grass, sP'-R-Qis 
 Spear'ing, sP 3 -fi-NG 
 Spear'man, sP 3 -R-Mn 
 Spear'mint, sP-E-Mnt 
 Spear'-tliistle, sP 3 - R - 
 
 THs-L 
 
 Spear'wort, sP 3 -B-Wrt 
 Spe'cial, spa-SHl [sP*] 
 Spe'cialist, sP*-smet 
 Speciali'ty, sPi-Sfll-T 
 Spe'cially, sP*-SHl [sP*l 
 Spe'cialty, sP2-^fll-T 
 Spe'cie, aP 3 -SH 
 Spe'cies, sP 3 -<Sflz 
 Specific, 8Ps s -F-K 
 Specifical-ly, sPs s -F-Kl 
 Specif'icalness, sPs'-F- 
 
 Kl-Ns 
 
 6pecif icate, sPs s -F-K-T 
 Specifica'tion, sPs s - F - 
 
 Kshn 
 Specificness, sPs8-F-K- 
 
 Ns 
 Spec'ify, sPs 2 -F, sPs-Fd, 
 
 8Ps s -F-NG 
 
 fclpec'inien, sP*-sMn 
 Spe'cious, sP 3 -,Sfls 
 Spe'ciously, sP 3 -8Hs-Z- 
 Spe'ciousness, sP 3 -5fls- 
 
 Ns 
 Speck, 8P*-K, eP-Kt, spz- 
 
 K-NG 
 Speck'le, spa-Kl, sP*-Kld, 
 
 l.pec'tacle, sP 2 -Kt-Kl 
 Bpec'tacled, sP-Kt-Kld 
 Bpec'tacles, spa 
 
 11* 
 
 249 
 
 Spectac'ular, 
 B 
 
 Specta'tor, sP-K-Ttr 
 Specta'torship, sP^-K 
 
 Ttr-SH( P) 
 
 Specta'tress, BP-Kt-Trs 
 Specta'trix, sP 2 -Kt-Tr-Ks 
 Spec'ter or Spec'tre 
 
 Spec'trum, 
 Spec'ula, sP 2 -Kl 
 Spec'ular, sP'-Kl-R 
 Speculate, sP'-Klt, sP 2 
 
 Kl-Td, 8P s -Klt-NG 
 Specula'tion, sP 2 -KlBhn 
 Spec'ulatist, sP*-Kl-Tst 
 Speculative, sP 2 -Klt-V 
 Spec'ulatively, sPs-Klt 
 
 \-L 
 
 Spec'ulator, sP J -Kltr 
 Spec'ulatory, sPa - Kl - 
 
 T ft 
 
 Spec'ulum, 
 Sped, sP3-D 
 Speech, sP 3 -CH 
 Speech'ful, sP'-CH-Fl 
 Speech'ify, sP 3 - CH - ] 
 
 sP 3 -CHf-D, sP 3 -CHf-NG 
 Speech'less, sP 3 -CH-/,s 
 Speech'lessness, sP' 
 
 CH-Ls-Ns [Sis] 
 Speech'-maker, sP 3 -CH- 
 
 M-Kr 
 Speech'-making, sP 3 - 
 
 CH-M-K-NG 
 Speed, sP 3 -D, sP 3 -Dd, sP 8 - 
 
 D-NG 
 
 Speed'er, sP 3 -Dr 
 Speed'ful, eP 3 -D-Fl 
 Speed'ily, sP 3 -D- 
 Speed'iness, sP 8 -D-Ns 
 Speed'y, sP 3 -D, sP 8 -Dr, 
 
 8P 3 -Dst 
 Speiss, sPs* 
 SpeU, sPS-L, spa-Ld, 
 
 L-NG 
 
 Spell'-bound, 
 Spell'er, sP2-L-R 
 SpeU'ing, sP-L-NG 
 3pell'ing-book, 
 
 NG-B-K 
 Spell'ing-school, sP-L- 
 
 NGs-Kl 
 
 3pell'-land, sP J -I,-Znd 
 Spelt, sP 2 -Lt 
 Spel'ter, spa 
 Jpence, sPns 2 
 Spen'cer, sps- 
 Jpend, sPnd sPnd-NG 
 Spend'er, sPudr 2 
 Spend'thrift, sPn*-D- 
 
 THr-Ft [8Pd*-THr-Ft] 
 Spent', sPnt 8 
 Sperm, sPr'-M 
 Spermace'ti, sPr-Ms-T 
 Jperm'ary, sPr s -M-ft 
 Spermat'ic, sPr'-Mt-K 
 Jpermat'ical, sPr'-Mt-Kl 
 Spermat'ocele, ePr 1 - 
 
 Mts-L 
 
 SPI 
 
 Spennatozo'a, 
 
 T-Z 
 
 Sperm'-oil, sPr=-M- 
 Spew, sP*, sPs-D. sP 3 -NG 
 Sphac'elate, sFsi-z,t, 
 
 sFsJ-L-Td. sFs'-it-NG 
 Sphacela'tion, sFs 2 -Lshn 
 Sphene, sFu 3 
 Sphe'noid, sF=-N-D 
 Sphenoid'al, sFJ-Nd-L 
 Sphere, sF 3 -R, sF 3 -^-D, 
 
 Spher'ic, sF'-R-K 
 Spher'ical-ly, sF*-R-Kl 
 Spher'icalness, sF 2 -R-Kl> 
 
 Ns 
 
 Spheric'ity, sF 3 -7?s-T 
 Sphe'roid, sF 3 -ffi-U 
 Spheroid'al, sFi-7ed-L 
 Spheroid'ic, sF'-/e-D-K 
 Spheroid'ical, si^-TZ-D- 
 
 Kl 
 
 Spheroid'ity, sFi-ft-D-T 
 Spher'ule, sF--Kl 
 Sphinc'ter, sF 3 -NGtr 
 Sphinx, sF 3 ->'G-Ks 
 Sphragis'tics, sFr 3 -J-sT- 
 
 Ks 
 Spice, sPs 1 sPsti, sPs 1 
 
 NO 
 
 Spi'cer, sP'-sR 
 3t)i'cerv sP^-s/2 
 Spi'ciness, sPs'-Ns 
 Spick sP 3 -K 
 Spic'ular, gP 3 -Kl-R 
 Spic'ulate, sP 3 -Klt 
 Spic'ule, sP 3 Kl 
 3pi'cy, BP 1 ^, sP 1 -Sr, sP 1 - 
 
 Sst 
 
 Bpi'der, spJ-Dr 
 Spied, sP>-D (sPd 1 ) 
 Spig'nel, RP 3 -G-N1 
 Spig'ot, eP 3 -Gt 
 Spike, sP'-K, sPi-Kt, sP 1 - 
 
 K-NG 
 
 Spiked, sPi-Kt 
 Spike'let,spi-K-it 
 Spike'nard, sP^K-Nrd 
 Spik'y, sP'-K 
 Spile, sPi-L 
 Spill, sP 3 -L, sP3-Ld, cPi 
 
 L-NG 
 
 Spilt, sP 3 -Lt 
 Jpin, sPn 3 , sPn 3 -NG 
 Spin'ach or Spin'age, 
 
 Spi'nal, sP'-Nl 
 Spin'dle, sPnd 3 -L, sPnd 3 - 
 
 Ld, BPnd 3 -L-NG 
 Spin'dle-legged, sPnd- 
 
 L-i-G-D 
 Spin'dle-shanked, 
 
 Spin'dle-shanks, sPnd 3 - 
 
 L-SH-NG-Ks 
 Jpine, sPn 1 
 Spi'nel, eP'-Nl 
 Spinelle', sP-Nl 
 Spin'et or SpineV, 
 
 sP 3 r-N-T 
 
SPI 
 
 Spiniferous, sPn'-F-fis 
 Spin'ner, spa-Nr 
 Spin'neret, sP 8 -Nr-T 
 Spin'ning-jenny, sPn 3 - 
 
 NG-J-N 
 Spin'ning-wheel, sPn s - 
 
 NG-W1 
 
 Spinose', sP 2 -Ns 
 Spinos'ity, sP^ 
 Spi'nous, sP^Ns 
 Spin'ster, cPnstr 8 
 Spin'stry, sP 3 -N-sTr 
 Spin'y, sP 1 -N 
 Spir'acle, sP'o 
 Spirse'a, sP 3 -.R 
 Bpi'ral-ly, 
 Bpi'rant, 
 Bpire, sP^R 
 Spir'it, sPrt', sPr-Td, 
 
 sPrt(-) s 
 Spir'ited, 
 Spiritedly, 
 Spirltedmss, 
 
 Ns 
 
 Spir'itism, 
 Spir'itist, sPr<-Tst 
 Bpir'it-land, sPrf-Znd 
 Spr'itless, sPrt 3 -Zs 
 Spiritlessly, sPrt 3 -Zs-Z 
 Bpir'itlessness, sPrt 3 -Zs- 
 
 Ns [!is] 
 
 Spirit-level, sPrt L-Vl 
 Spir'itous, sPr-Ts 
 Spir'itousness, 
 
 Ns 
 Spir'it-rousing, sPrt s -Bz- 
 
 NG 
 
 Spiritual, sPrt s -L 
 Spir'itualism, sPrt 3 -Zz-M 
 Spir'itualist, sPrt s -Lst 
 Spiritualist'ic, BPrtf-La- 
 
 T K 
 
 Spirituality, sPrt'-Z-T 
 Spiritualiza'tion, sPrt* 
 
 Lzshn 
 Spiritualize, sPrt'-iz 
 
 sPrta-Zzd, sPrt^-Zz-NG 
 Spir'itualizer, sPrt 8 -iz-B 
 Spiritually, sPrt 3 -/, 
 Spir'ituous, sPrt^-Ys 
 Spir'ituousness, sPrt'- 
 
 Ys-Ns 
 
 Spir'it-world, sPrt^-Hld 
 Spirom'eter, sPr^Mtr 
 Spirt. sP2-Rt 
 Spirt'le, sP=-t-L 
 Spirt'led, sP-t-Ld 
 Bpir'y, sPi-fi 
 Bpis'situde, sPs 3 -Td 
 Spit, sPt". sl J3 -Td, sPt(-)3 
 Spit'al, sPts-L, 
 Spit'-box, sPt'.Bi-Ks 
 Spite, sPti, sP-Td. sPt(-) 1 
 Bpite'ful-ly.sPt'-Fl 
 Spite'fulness, sPt'-Fl-Ns 
 
 [iFsl 
 
 Bpit'flre, sPt 3 -F-R 
 Spit'ter, sPtr 
 Bpit'tle, sPt 3 -L 
 Spittoon', sP8-Tn 
 
 250 
 
 Splash, sPl>-SH, sPP-SHt, 
 
 sPU-SH-NG 
 Splasli'y, 8PU-/SJ2 
 : Splay, sPls 
 Splay-foot, sPl*-Ft 
 I Splay-footed, 6Pl a -F-Td 
 Splay -mouth, sPl" - M - 
 
 TH 
 
 Spleen, sPln 3 
 Spleen'ish, sPln 3 -SH 
 Spleen'y, sPl 3 -N 
 Splen'dent, sPlnd*-Nt 
 Splen'did, sPlnS-Dd 
 Splen'didly, sPln*-Dd-Z/ 
 Splen'dor, sPlndr^ 
 Splen'etic, 8Pln*-T-K 
 Splent, ePlnt* 
 Splice, sPls 1 , sPlsti, 
 
 sPls'-NG 
 Splint, sPlnt 3 , sPln 3 -Td, 
 
 sPlnt'-KG 
 Splin'ter, sPlntr 3 , sPlnt 3 - 
 
 Rd, 8Plntr-:NG 
 Splin'tery, sPlnt*-B 
 Split, sPlt 3 , sPP-Td, 
 
 sPltC) 8 
 Splut'ter, sPltr*, sPl- 
 
 Trd. sPltr-NG 
 Spoil, sPi-L, sP^Ld, sP 1 - 
 
 L-NG 
 
 Spoil'er, sP-Z,-R 
 Spoke, sPS-K, sP2-Kt, sP- 
 
 K-NG 
 Spoke, (imp. of Speak.) 
 
 sP2-K [sP 2 ] 
 
 Spok'en, sP 2 -Kn [sPn^] 
 Spoke'shave, sP 2 -K-SH- 
 
 V 
 
 Spokes'man, sP 2 -K-sMn 
 Spo'liate, sP 2 -Zt, sP*-Z- 
 
 Td. sP-it-NG 
 Spolia'tion, sP 2 -Zshn 
 Spoliator, sP 2 -Z,tr 
 Sponda'ic, sPn^-D-K 
 Sponda'ical. sPn 2 -D-Kl 
 Spon'dee, sPn>-D 
 Spon'dyle, sPn'-D-L 
 Sponge, sPn 2 -J, sPu^-Jd, 
 
 sPn 2 -J-NG 
 Spon'ger, sP^-N-Jr 
 Spon'giness, sPn 2 - J-Ns 
 cJpon'ging-house, sPn^- 
 
 J-NG-Hs 
 Bpon'gy, ePn*- J 
 Spon'sal, sP'-Ns-L 
 Spon'sion, pi-Nshn 
 Spon'sor, sP'-Ns-R 
 Spontane'ity, sPut 3 -N-T 
 Sponta'neous, sPnt'-Ns 
 Spontaneously, sPnt 2 - 
 
 Ns-L 
 Sponta'neousness, sPnt' 
 
 -Ns-Ns 
 
 Spontoon', sPn'-Tn 
 Spook, spa-K 
 Spool, sP 8 -L, sP 8 -Ld, sP 3 - 
 
 L NG 
 
 Spoom,sP 8 -M 
 Spoon, sPn 3 
 Spoon'bill, sPn 8 -B-L 
 
 SPR 
 
 tSpoon'ful, sPn3-F-L 
 Spoon'-meat, sPn 3 -Mt 
 Sporad'ic, spi-ft-D-K 
 Sporad'ical, sP'-B-D-Kl 
 Spore, BP2-R 
 Sport, sP2-Rt, sP*--T(J 
 
 Sport'er, sP z -Btr 
 Sport'ful-ly, BP s -Rt-Fl 
 Sport'fulness, sP 2 -Rt-Fl- 
 
 Ns [SFs] 
 
 Sport'ive, sP=-fit-V 
 Sport'iveness, sP 2 -flt-V- 
 
 Ns [IVsj 
 
 Sport'ively, aW-Rt-V-L 
 Sports'man, sPrt 2 -sMn 
 Sports'manship, ePrt*- 
 
 sMn-SH(-P) 
 Spor'ule, sP'-B-L 
 Spot, sPti, sPJ-Td, sPt(-) 1 
 Spot'less, sPV-Ls 
 Spot'lessly, sPti-Zs-i 
 Spot'lessness, sPti - La 
 
 Ns [!8] 
 Spot'ted, sPi-Td 
 Spot'tedness, sPi-Td-Ns 
 Spot'tiness, spi-T-Ns 
 Spot'ty, sPi-T 
 Spous'al, sPz^L 
 Spouse, sPz 1 
 Spouse'less, sP'-zis 
 Spout, sPt, sPi-Td, 
 
 sPt(-) 1 
 Sprain. sPm2, sPrnd 8 , 
 
 sPrn 2 -NG 
 Sprang, sPri-NG 
 Sprat, sPrt' 
 Sprawl, sPi-L, sPri-Ld, 
 
 sPr'-L-NG 
 Spray, sPr 8 
 Spread, sPr 2 -D, sPr-D- 
 
 NG. See Separate, etc. 
 Spread'er, sPr^-Dr 
 Spree, sPr^ 
 Sprig, 
 
 Sprig'gy, 
 Spright, sPrt 1 
 Spright'less, sPrt 1 -Zs 
 Spright'liness, sPrt>-- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Spright'ly, sPrti-i 
 Spring, sPrS-NG, sPr-NG- 
 
 NG 
 
 Springe, sPr*-N-J 
 Spring'er, sP^-NGr 
 Spring'-halt, sPr 3 -NG- 
 
 Hit 
 Spring'-head, 
 
 Hd 
 
 Spring'iness, 
 Spring'-tide, 
 
 Td 
 Sr>ring'time, 
 
 M 
 Spring'y, sPr^-NG, sPr- 
 
 NG-R. sPrS-NGst 
 Sprink'le, 
 
 Kl-NG 
 
SPR 
 
 Bprink'ler, sPr*-NG-Kl~B 
 Sprinkling, 8Pr*-NG-Kl- 
 
 NG 
 
 Sprit, sPrt 3 
 Sprite, sPrt 1 
 Sprif -sail, sPrts s -L 
 Sprout, sPrt, sPri-Td, 
 
 BPrtC)i 
 Spruce, (a.) sPrs 3 , sPr 1 - 
 
 sR, sPr88 3 -T 
 Spruce, (D.) sPrs* sPrst 3 , 
 
 sPrs3-NG 
 
 Spruce'-beer, 8Prs s -B-R 
 Spruce'ly, afi^-sL 
 Spruce'ness, sPrs 3 -Ks 
 Sprung, BPr*-NG 
 Spry, BPri, sPr!-R, sPrst 1 
 Spud, sP 2 -D 
 Spume, 8P 3 -M, sP s -Md, 
 
 spa-M-NG 
 Spumes'cence, 8P*-Ms- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Bpumes'cent, sP 2 -Ms-Nt 
 Spum'ous, sP*-Ms 
 Spum'y, sP-M 
 Spun, sPn 2 
 Spunge, sPn^-J. See 
 
 Sponge. 
 
 Spunk, 8P2-NG-K 
 Spunk'y, sP'-NG-K, sP- 
 
 NG-Kr, sP^NG-Kst 
 Spun'-yarn, sPn^-Y-Bn 
 
 [or -Yn] 
 Spur, sP-R, sP*-Rd, sP- 
 
 fi-NG 
 
 Spur'-gall, sP 2 -.R-Gl 
 Spurge, sP 2 -R- J 
 Spu'rious, sP 3 -Rs 
 Spu'riously, sP^R-sL 
 Spu'riousness, sP s -Rs-Ns 
 Spurn, sP 2 -^n, sP J -/2nd, 
 
 sP2-Kn-NG 
 Spurred, sP a -Rd 
 SpurTer, sP 2 -Rr 
 Spur'rier, BP*-R-R 
 Spur'-royal, sP 2 -R-S-L 
 Spurt, sP2-Rt, 8P*-.R-Td, 
 
 251 
 
 STA 
 
 Sput'ter, sPtr, sPtrd, 
 
 sPtr-NG 
 
 Sput'terer, sPtr^R 
 Spy, ePi, eP^D 
 
 Spy-boat, 8P ll .Bt 
 Spy'-glass, sP^Gls 
 Spy'ism, BP J -zM 
 Spy'-money, sP 1 -^!^ 
 Squab, sKw-B 1 
 Squab'bish, sKw-Bi-SH 
 Squab'ble, sKw-BU, sKw- 
 
 Bld 1 . sKw-Bl'-NG 
 Bquab'bler, sKw-BH-R 
 Squab'by, sKw-B 1 
 Squad, sKw-Di 
 Squad'ron, sKw-Drn 1 
 Squal'id, sKw-L 1 -!) 
 Squalid'ity, eKw-i'-D-T 
 Squal'idly, eKw-idi-Z, 
 Squal'idness, sKw-id 1 - 
 
 Squall, eKw-Li, sKw-Ld', 
 
 8Kw-L-KG 
 Squall'er, sKw-ir 1 
 Squall'y, sKw-L 1 
 Squa'loid, sKw-Z.-D 
 Squa'lor, sKw-Z,r 
 Squamose', sKw*-Ms 
 Squa'mous, sKw a -Ms 
 Squan'der, sKwndr', 
 
 sKwnd-Rd', sKwiidrJ-NG 
 Squan'derer, sKwndr-R 1 
 Squan'deringly, sKwndr 
 
 -NG-H 
 Square, sKw-R 1 , sKw-Sd', 
 
 sKw-Ri-NG 
 Square'-built, sKw-R 1 - 
 
 Blt 
 
 Square'ly, sKw-R 1 -^ 
 Square'ness, sKw-R 1 -Ns 
 Square'-rigged, sKw-R 1 - 
 
 R-GrA 
 
 Square'-root, sKw-R'-fit 
 Squarrose', sKw-R&t 
 Squash, sKw-SHi 
 Squashed, sKw-SHt 1 
 Squat, eKwt 1 , sKw-Td 1 , 
 
 sKwti-NG 
 Squat'ter, sKwtr 1 
 Squaw, sKwl 
 Squeak, sKw s -K, sKw-K- 
 
 T, 8Kw-K-NG 
 Squeak'er, sKw 3 -Kr 
 Squeal, sKw-L*, sK.w-Lds, 
 
 Squeal'er, sKw-Zr' 
 Squeam'ish, sKw-M-SH 3 
 Squeam'ishly, sKw-M- 
 
 sm* 
 
 Squeam'ishness, sKw-M- 
 
 SH-Ns 
 Squeeze, sKwz 8 , sKwzd 3 , 
 
 sKwz 3 -NG 
 
 Squeez'er, sKw-Zr 3 
 Squelch, sKw-i*-CH 
 Squib, sKw-B 3 
 Squid, 8Kw-D3 
 Squill, sKw-L 3 
 Squin'ancy, sKwn-N-S 3 
 Squint, sKwnt 8 , sKwn- 
 
 Squint'-eye, s 
 Squint'-eyed, sKw-Nt-i- 
 
 D 
 Squire, sKw-R 1 , sKw-JJ 
 
 sKw-RJ-NG 
 Squireen', sKw-Bn s 
 Squirm, sKw-R 2 -M, sK 
 
 R*-Md,sKw-R-M-KG 
 Squirrel, sKw-l 
 Squirt, sKw-^ 
 
 Td, sKw-fitz-NG 
 Squirt'er, sKw-TZtr* 
 Stab, stB, 8tBd, st 
 Sta'bat Ma'ter, stBti-Mtr 
 Stab'ber, stBri 
 Stabil'iment, eT'-Bl-Mnt 
 Stability, sTs-Bl-T (or 
 
 -Bit) 
 Sta'ble, 8T-B1, sT*-Bld, 
 
 sH-Bl-NG 
 
 Sta'bleness, 
 Sta'bling, sTS-Bl-N 
 Sta'bly, sT 2 -Bl 
 Stacca'to, stK-T 1 
 Stack, stKi, stKti, 
 
 NG 
 
 Stack'er, stKr 1 
 Stad'dle, sT'-Dl 
 Sta'dia, str>s 
 Sta'dium, stD 2 -M 
 Stadt'holder, stT'-H-idr 
 Staff, stFi 
 Stag, stG 1 
 Stage, stJ 2 
 
 Stage'-coach, stJ'-K-CH 
 Stage'-driver, stJ^-Dr-Vr 
 Stage'-play, stJ 2 -Pl 
 Stage'-player, stJ--Pl-R 
 Sta'ger, stJr 2 
 Stag'gard, stGrd' 
 Stag'ger, stGr 1 , stGrd 1 , 
 
 stGr-NG 
 
 Stag'geringly, stGr'-XGl 
 Stag'gers, stGrz 1 
 Sta'gmg, stJ-XG 
 Stag'irite, siJ l -Rt 
 Stag'nancy, stG-Nn-S 1 
 Stag'nant, stG 1 Nut 
 Stag'nate, stG'-Nt, stG- 
 
 N-Td>, stGJ-Nt-NG 
 Stagnation, stG^-Nshn 
 Staid, sTd2. See Steady. ' 
 Staid'riess, sTd 2 -Ns. See 
 
 Steadiness. 
 Stain, sTn 2 , sTnd=, sTn 2 - 
 
 NG 
 
 Stain'er, sT^-Nr 
 Stain'less, sT^-Nls 
 Stair, stRi 
 Stair'case, stR^Ks 
 Stair'-rods, stRkR-Dz 
 Stairs, stRz 1 
 Stair'-way, stR!-W 
 Stake, stK2, stKtz, stK2- 
 
 NG 
 
 Stake'-holder, stK 2 -Hldr 
 Stake'less, stK-is 2 
 Stalac'tic, stii-K-T-K 
 Stalac'tical, st/i^K-T-Kl 
 Stalac'tite, stL'-K-Tt 
 Stalactit'ic, st/is.K-Tt-K 
 Stalactit'ical, stZ,3.K-Tt- 
 
 Kl 
 
 Stalag'mite, etZ/'-G-Mt 
 Stalagmit'ic, Btia.G-Mt- 
 
 E 
 Stalagmit'ical, stz 3 . Q . 
 
 Mt-Kl 
 Stale, stL 3 
 Stale'-mate, stZ,~Mt 
 Stale'ness, stz, 2 -Ns 
 Stalk, stKi, stKti, stKi- 
 
 NG 
 
 Stalk'er, stKri 
 Stalk'ing-horse, stK 1 , 
 
 NG-Hrs 
 Stalk'y, 
 Stall, st 
 
 NG 
 Stall'age, 
 
STA 
 
 Btftll'-fed, sti-F-D 
 Btall'-feed, stii-F-D 
 Stallion, stin 1 
 Stal'wart, st^-Wrt 
 Sta'men, stMn* 
 Stamina, stM>-N 
 Stam'inal, stM>-Nl 
 Stani'inate, stM-N-T 1 
 Stamin'eal, stM-N-L 
 Stamin'eous, stM-Ns 
 Stam'mer, stM-Ri, stM- 
 
 Rd 1 . stM-fii-NG 
 Stam'merer, stM-Rri 
 Stam'mering, stM - R l 
 
 NG 
 Stam'meringly, stM-.R 1 - 
 
 NG1 
 Stamp, stM - pi, stMt', 
 
 stM-Pi-NG 
 
 Stamp'-act, BtM-P-Kt 
 Stampede', stM - P - D, 
 
 stM-P-Dd, stM-PS-D-NG 
 Btamp'er, stM-Pri 
 Stamp'ing, stM-Pi-NG 
 Stanch, sXni-CH, sTn 1 
 
 CHt, sXn>-CH-NG 
 Stanch'er, sXi-N-CHr 
 Stan'chion, sXi-Nshn 
 Stanch'less, sTni-CH-s 
 Stanch'ness, sXn l -CH-Ns 
 Stand, sXnd, slnd'-NG 
 Stand'ard, sTnd'-Rd 
 Stand'ard-bearer, sXnd 1 
 
 -Rd-B-Rr 
 Stand'er, sTndr 1 
 Standing, sXnd^NG 
 Standlsh, sXnd^SH 
 Stand'-pqint, sXnd>-Pnt 
 Stand'-still, sTndiist//* 
 Stang, stNGi 
 Stan'hope, sTn'-P 
 Stank, stNG-K 
 Stan'nary, sX-Nr 
 Stan'nic, sX-N-K 
 Stanniferous, sT"-N-F- 
 
 Rs 
 
 Stan'nous, sT'-Ns 
 Stan'za, sXni-Z 
 Stanzalc, sTn z -Z-K 
 Sta'ple, sX*-Pl 
 Sta'pler, sT-Pl-R 
 Star. stRi, stRdi. stRi-NG 
 Starboard, stRJ-Brd 
 Starch, stR' CH, stfii- 
 
 CHt, stfli-CE-NG 
 Btar'-chamber, stR^CH- 
 
 (M-)Br 
 
 Starched, stTZi-CHt 
 Starch edness, stff^CHd- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Starch'er, stRi-CHr 
 Starch'ly, stRi-CHl 
 Starch'ness, st/s-CH-Ns 
 Starch'y, st^i-CH 
 Stare, stR 1 , stRdi, stR 1 
 
 NG 
 
 Btar'er, stRi-R 
 Star'-finch, st'-F-N-CH 
 Star'-fish, stR'-F-Sff 
 Btar'-gazer, stRi-G-Zr 
 
 252 
 
 STE 
 
 Star-gazing, stR'-Gz-NG 
 
 Statical, stxi-Kl 
 
 Stark, 8tRi-K, stRi-Kr, 
 
 Statics, stxi-Ks 
 
 stR'-Kst 
 
 Sta'tion, sTshn", sXshnd*, 
 
 Starless, stR'-Ls 
 
 sXshn a -NG 
 
 Starlight, stRi-it 
 
 Sta'tional, sXshn2-L 
 
 Star'like, stRi-Z,-K 
 
 Stationary, sXshnS-jK 
 
 Starling, stRi-i-NG 
 
 Sta'tioner, sXshn^-R 
 
 Starry, stK 1 
 
 Sta'tionery, sXshn z -fi 
 
 Star'-shoot, stRi-Sflt 
 
 Sta'tion-house, sXshn 8 - 
 
 Star-spangled, stRs 1 -?- 
 
 Ha 
 
 NGld 
 
 Sta'tism, stX'-zH 
 
 Start, stRti, stBi-Td, 
 
 Sta'tist, stTst* 
 
 stRti-NG 
 
 Statis'tic, stXsts-K 
 
 Starfer, stRtr 1 
 Start'ful, stRtLFl 
 
 Statis'tical-ly, 6tXs-X-Kl 
 Statistician, stXss-Xshn 
 
 Start/fulness, stRti-Fl- 
 
 Statistics, stXsta-Ks 
 
 NS C:FS] 
 
 Sta'tive, stXv 
 
 Starting-point, stRti- 
 
 Stafuary, 8tCH>-fi 
 
 NG-Pnt 
 
 Staf ue, stCH 1 
 
 Start' ing-post, stRt'-NG- 
 
 Statuesque', stCH 2 sK 
 
 Pst 
 
 Statuette', stCH 2 -i 
 
 Starfish, stRt'-SH 
 
 Staf ure, stCHri 
 
 Startle, stRt 1 -/,, stRti-I^. 
 
 Sta'tus, stXs^r* 
 
 stRti-Z,-NG 
 
 Sta'tus In Quo, stXs'or*- 
 
 Starf lingly, stRt'-Z-NGl 
 
 N-Kw 
 
 Starf-up, stRt'-P 
 Starva'tion, st^-Vshn 
 
 Sta'tus Quo, sXs'or'-Kw 
 Sta'tu Quo, stX'orS-Kw 
 
 Starve, 8lR\ l , st^vdi, 
 
 Stat'uable, stCHi-Bl 
 
 stflv(-)i 
 
 Staf ute, stCHti 
 
 Starveling, stfivi-Z,-NG 
 
 otfit xitoryj stCHt^-B 
 
 State, stx*, stXd*, 8tX- 
 
 Staunch, sXni-CH 
 
 NG. In rapid writing 
 
 Stave, sTv' sXvd* slva. 
 
 care should be taken to 
 
 NG 
 
 avoid confusion between 
 
 Staves, sTvz 
 
 the outlines of State. 
 
 Stay, sX 2 , sXd 2 , sX 2 -NG 
 
 Stated and Said. 
 
 Stayer, sX 2 -R 
 
 Stafed, stXd 
 
 Stay-lace, sX 2 -Zs 
 
 Stat'edly, stXd2- 
 
 Stays, sXz* 
 
 State'-house, stX a -Hs 
 
 Stay-sail, sXs* L 
 
 Stateless, stx*-is 
 
 Stead, stD 
 
 Statelier, stI-Z,-R 
 
 Stead'fast, stDf=-St 
 
 State'liness, stX*-i-Ns 
 
 Stead'fastly, sWP-St-L 
 
 Stately, stl*-/,, stIz-X-R. 
 
 Stead'fastness, stDf 2 -St- 
 
 st1--Lst 
 
 Ns 
 
 State'ment, stXS-Mnt. 
 
 Steadily, stD'-L 
 
 Make the loop perfect in 
 
 Steadiness, stL 2 -Ns. Set 
 
 this outline to avoid Its 
 
 Staidness. 
 
 being taken for Settle- 
 
 Steading, stD 2 -NG 
 
 ment. 
 
 Stead'y, (a.) stD* (Sea 
 
 State'-monger, stT^-M- 
 
 Staid). stD*-R, stD* St 
 
 NG-Gr 
 
 Stead'y, (v.) stD 2 , stDd, 
 
 State'-paper, stX^-P-Pr 
 i State'-prison, stX 2 -Prz-N 
 
 Steak.'stK* 
 
 State'-prisoner, stlz-Prz- 
 
 Steal, sti 8 , st 3 -XG 
 
 Nr 
 
 Steal'er, sti 3 -R 
 
 Stat'er, stXr* 
 
 Stealth, sti 2 -XH 
 
 State'-room, stX^-R-M 
 
 Stealth'ful, sti*-XH-Fl 
 
 States, stXs* 
 
 Stealthily, stL^-XH-Z, 
 
 States-gen'eral, stXs-Jn 
 
 Stealth'iness, stA 2 -XH. 
 
 States'man, stX*-sMn 
 
 Ns 
 
 States'manlike, stT 2 - 
 
 Stealth'y, stL 2 -XH, st. 
 
 sMn-L-K 
 
 XH-R, st*-THst 
 
 States'manly, stx*-sM- 
 
 Steam, stM 3 , stMd 3 , stM*. 
 
 Nl 
 
 NG 
 
 States'manship, stT 2 - 
 
 Steam'-boat, stM 3 -Bt 
 
 sMn-SH(-P) 
 
 Steam'-boiler, stM 3 -B- 
 
 States'woman, stX s -sW- 
 
 L-R 
 
 Mn 
 
 Steam'-car, stM'-Kr 
 
 State'-trial, stX-Tr-L 
 
 Steam'-carriags, stM*' 
 
 I Static, Btl 1 -^ 
 
 Kr-J 
 
STE 
 
 Steam'-engine, stM'-N- 
 
 Jn 
 
 Steam'er, stM-R> 
 Steam'-gaage, stM 3 -G-J 
 Steam' -gun, stM 3 -Gn 
 Steam'iness, sOP-Ns 
 Steam'-packet, stM 3 -P 
 
 Kt 
 
 Steam'-pipe, stM8-P-P 
 Steam'-ship, stM-<Sff-P 
 Steam'-tug, stM* - T - G 
 , (stMt 3 G) 
 Steam'-vessel, stM 3 - 
 
 Vs-L 
 Steam'- whistle, stM 3 - 
 
 Ws-Z, 
 
 Steam'y, stM* 
 Stear'ic, sT^fl-K. 
 Ste'arine, sT*-.Rn 
 Ste'atite, BT 3 -T-T 
 Sted'fast. See Steadfast. 
 Steed, stCD* 
 Steel, BtL's, st/AD, stL 3 - 
 
 NG- 
 
 Steel'y, st 
 Steel' -plated, stz, 3 -Pi-Td 
 Steel'yard, stL 3 -Yrd 
 Steep, (a.) stpa, stPr 3 , 
 
 stPst 3 
 Steep, (.) stpa, stPt 3 
 
 stP3-NG 
 Steep'er, stPr 3 
 Stee'ple, sT 3 -Pl 
 Stee'ple-cliase, sT 3 -Pl- 
 
 CHs 
 
 Steep'ly, sT 3 -Pl 
 Steep'ness, stP 3 -Ns 
 Steep'y, stP 3 
 Steer, stR 3 , stKd 3 , stR 3 - 
 
 NG 
 
 Steer'age, st.R 3 -j 
 Steerer, stR 3 -R 
 Steers'man, 
 Steeve, sTv 3 
 Steganog'raphy, stG-N 
 
 Gr-F 1 
 
 Stel'lar, st/AR 
 Stel'lary, stL*-R 
 Stel'late, sti*-T 
 Stel'lated, stiXTd 
 Stellif erous, 
 Stel'lifonn, stia-F-R-M 
 Stel'lular, sti-Z,-R 
 Stelog'raphy, stL-Gr-F 
 Stem, 8tM, stMd, stM*- 
 
 NG 
 
 Stem'son, stMs a -N 
 Stench sTn^-CH 
 Sten'cil, stNs-La, stNs- 
 
 Ld. stNs-L2-NG 
 Stenog'rapher, stN-Gr- 
 
 Fr 
 
 Stenog'raphy, stN-Gr-F 1 
 Stenograp'ic, 8tN>-Grf-K 
 8tenograph'ical-ly, stN- 
 
 Gr-Fi-Kl 
 Btenog'raphist, stN-Gr- 
 
 Fsti 
 
 Btenog'raphy, stN-Gr-F 1 
 Sten'tor, etNtr 1 
 
 253 
 
 Stento'rian, stN-T*-.Rn 
 Step, stp2. stPta, stPS-NG 
 Step' -brother, stps - 
 
 Brdbr 
 
 Step'-child, stP*-CHld 
 Step' -daughter, stP-Dtr 
 Step' -father, stP'-Fdhr 
 Step' -mother, stP2-Mdhr 
 Steppe, stpi 
 Step'ping-stone, stP - 
 
 NGs-Tn 
 
 Step'-sister, etP 2 -ssTr 
 Step'-son, stPs 2 -N 
 Stercora'ceous, stR 2 -K- 
 
 fi-SHs 
 
 Stercora'tion, stR2-Krshn 
 Store, stR 2 
 Stereograph'ic, stfli- 
 
 -K 
 Stereograph'ical-ly, 
 
 6tfl-Gr-F-Kl 
 Stereog'raphy, 
 
 F 
 
 Stereom'etry, stRi-M-Tr 
 Ste'reoscope, stfls 2 -K-P 
 Stereoscop'ic, stfis'-K-P- 
 
 K 
 Stereoscop'ical-ly, stRs 1 
 
 -K-P-Kl 
 Stereot'omy, 
 Ste'reotype, 
 
 st/J8-T-Pt, 
 
 (Stfit 3 -?, StKt^-Pt, St2Zt 3 - 
 
 P-NG 
 
 Ste'reotyper, stflt'-Pr 
 Stereotypog'raphy, 
 
 stt-P-Gr-F 
 Ster'ile, stRZ-Z 
 Steril'ity, stR 3 --T 
 Sterling, stRS-i-NG 
 Stern, stRn*, stR-Nr, 
 
 stR2-Nst 
 
 Stern'al, stR2-Nl 
 Stern'-board, stRn^-B-Rd 
 Stern'-chase, stRns-CHs 
 Stern'-chaser, stRn 2 - 
 
 CH sR 
 
 Stern'ly, stR 2 -Nl 
 Stern'most, stKn z -Mst 
 Stern'ness, stRn^-Ns 
 Stern'-post, stRn-Pst 
 Stern'-sheets, stRn 2 - 
 
 SHts 
 
 Ster'num, stKn*-M 
 Sternuta'tion, stB - N - 
 
 Tshn 
 Sternu'tative, st^2 3 -Nt- 
 
 Tv 
 Sternu'tatory, stK 3 -Nt- 
 
 T-K 
 
 Stern'-way, stRnS-W 
 Sterto'rious, 8tR*-T-Rs 
 Ster'torous, stR^-T-Rs 
 Steth'oscope, stTHs 2 
 
 K-P 
 Stethoscop'ic, stTHsi-K- 
 
 P K 
 
 Steve, sTv 3 
 Ste'vedore, sTv 3 -D-R 
 Stew, sX 3 , stD 3 , BT-NG 
 
 STI 
 
 Steward, stRd' 
 Stewardess, stRd 3 -S 
 Stewardship, stRd'. 
 
 SJl-P [:SH] 
 SteWish, 8T J -SH 
 SteW-pan, sT^-pn 
 Stib'ial, stB3-L 
 Stib'ium,stB^-M: 
 Stich, stKS 
 Stick, stK 3 , stK3-NG 
 Stick'iness, stK 3 -Ns 
 Stick'-lac, HtR3-i-K 
 Stick'le, sT^-Kl, sT 3 -Kld, 
 
 sT-Kl-NG 
 Stick'le-back, sT 3 -Kl- 
 
 B-K 
 
 Stick'ler, sT3-Kl-R 
 Stick'y, stK 3 , stK 3 -R, 
 
 Stiff, stF 3 , stF 3 -R, stFst 3 
 Stiffen, 8tFn 3 , stFad 3 , 
 
 stFn3-XG 
 Stiffly, stF 3 - 
 Stiff-necked, stF 3 -X-Kt 
 Stiffness, stF 3 -Ns 
 Sti'fle, sTi-Fl, sTi-Fld, 
 
 8'i'i-Fl-NG 
 Stig'ma, stG 3 -M 
 Stigmat'ic, stG''-Mt-K 
 Stigmat'ical, stG'-Mt-Kl 
 Stig'matize, stG-M-Tz 3 , 
 
 stG-M-Tzd 3 , etG-M-Tz 3 - 
 
 NG 
 Stig'onomancy, stGn- 
 
 Mn-S 3 
 Stile, sti 
 Stilet'to, sti s -T, st 2 -Td, 
 
 8t/, a -T-NG 
 Still, (u.) sti 3 , stZ, 3 -D, 
 
 Still, (a.) sti 3 , stZ, 3 -R, 
 
 stist 3 
 
 Stillati'tious, stL 3 -T-5fls 
 Stil'latory, stL 3 -T-R 
 Still'-birth, st 3 -B-.R-TH 
 Still'-born, stL 3 B-n 
 Still'-burn, stz, 3 -B Ru 
 Still'-life, stis-i-F 
 Still'ness, stL 3 -Ns 
 Still'y, eti 3 
 Stilt, stz,t 3 , stLs.Td, stt 3 - 
 
 NG 
 
 Stim'ulant, stM-^nt 3 
 Stim'ulate, stM-Lt 3 , stM- 
 
 /. 3 -Td, stM-Lt 3 -NG 
 Stimula'tion, stM-ishn 
 Stim'ulative, stM-/,t*-v 
 Stim'ulator, stM-itr 3 
 Stim'uli, stM-Z, 3 
 Stim'ulus, stM-Ls 3 
 Sting, stNG 3 , stNG 3 -NG- 
 Sting'er, stNG-R 3 
 Stin'gily, sTn 3 -J- 
 Stin'giness, sTn 3 - J-Ns 
 Stin'go, stNG 3 -G 
 Sting'y, stNG 3 
 Stin'gy, sTn 3 -J 
 Stink, stNG 3 -K, stNG-K- 
 
 NG 
 Stink'ard, 
 
STI 
 
 254 
 
 STR 
 
 Stink'er, stNG 3 -Kr 
 
 Stomachlcal, stMLK-Kl 
 
 Straight, sTrt, sTrtr, 
 
 Btink'-pot, BtNG 3 -K-Pt 
 
 Stom'achless, stM-K-is* 
 
 8Trt 2 -St 
 
 Stint, sTnt 3 , sTn 3 -Td, 
 
 Stomp, BtM-P> 
 
 Straight'en, Trt 2 -N, 
 
 sTnt'-NG 
 
 Stone, sTn 2 , eTnd 2 , sTn 2 - 
 
 8Trt-Nd, 8Trt a -N-NG 
 
 Stint'er, sTntr* 
 
 NG 
 
 Straight'ener, 8Trt 2 -Nr 
 
 Stipe, stPi 
 
 Stone' -blind, sTn 2 i Bind 
 
 Straight'forward, sTrt*- 
 
 Sti'pend, sTi-Pnd 
 
 Stone'-cutter, sTn 2 i Ktr 
 
 Fr-Wrd 
 
 Stipendiary, 8T*-Pnd-fl 
 
 Stone'-dead, 8Tn-Dd 
 
 Straightforwardness. 
 
 Stip'itate, stP 3 -Tt ; Ston'er, sT 2 -Nr 
 
 sTrt^-Fr-Wrd-Ks 
 
 Stip'ple, sT 3 -Pl, 8T 3 -Pld, 
 
 Stone'-wall, sTn'SWl 
 
 Straight'ly, 8Trt-Z 
 
 sT 3 -Pl-NG 
 
 Stone'-ware, sTn* i Wr 
 
 Straight'ness, sTrt^-Xs 
 
 Stip'ula, stP 3 -// 
 
 Stone'-work, sTn'SWr-K 
 
 Straight 7 way, 6Trt*-w 
 
 Stip'ulate, stps-it, stP 3 - 
 
 Ston'iness, sT*-r-Ns 
 
 Straiks, sTr 2 -Ks 
 
 j L-TA, 6tP 3 -it-NG 
 
 Ston'y, 8T--N 
 
 Strain, sTrn 2 , sTrnd* 
 
 Stipula'tion, stP-ishn 
 Stip'ulator, stps-Ltr 
 
 Ston'y-hearted, sT a -N- 
 Hr-Td 
 
 8Trn 2 -NG 
 Strain'er, sTr 2 -Nr 
 
 Stip'ule, sT 3 -Pl 
 
 Stood, stD 
 
 Strait, sTrt 2 sTrtr*, sTrt*. 
 
 Stir, 6tR, stRd, stR-NG 
 
 Stock, stK 3 , stKt 3 , PtK 3 - 
 
 St 
 
 Stir'about, stR 2 -Bt 
 
 NG 
 
 Strait'en, sTrt 2 -N, sTrt*. 
 
 Stir'rer, stR 2 -R 
 
 Stool, sti* 
 
 Nd, sTrt 2 -N-NG 
 
 Stir'rup, st.R 2 or 3 -P 
 Stitch, stCH 3 , BtCHt 3 , 
 
 Stool'-pigeon, 8tL 3 -P-Jn 
 Stoop, BtP 3 , stPt* stP-NG 
 
 Strait'-jacket, sTrt^-J-Kt 
 Strait'-laced, 8Trt 2 -Z,st 
 
 stCH 3 -NG 
 
 Stoop'er, stPr 3 
 
 Strait'ly, sTrt 2 -i 
 
 Stitch'er, 8tCHr 
 
 Stop, stpi, etPti. stpi-NG 
 
 Strait'ness, sTrt 2 -Ks 
 
 Stitch'es, stCHz 3 
 
 Stop'-cock, stP^K-K 
 
 Straits, sTrts" 
 
 Stith'y, stDH 3 
 
 Stop'-gap, etPi-G-P 
 
 Strait'-waistcoat, sTrt- 
 
 Stive, sTvi 
 
 Stop'page, stPJ-J 
 
 Ws Kt 
 
 Sti'ver, sT'-Vr 
 
 Stop'ping-place, stpi - 
 
 Strake.. sTr 2 ^ 
 
 Stoak, stK 
 
 NG-Pls 
 
 Stramin'eous, sTrS-M-Ns 
 
 Stoat, stT 
 
 Stop'per, stPri, stPrdi, 
 
 Stran? o'nium, sTr 2 -Mn- 
 
 Stoccade', stK-D 
 
 8tPr-NG 
 
 M 
 
 Stock, stK 1 , stKt 1 , stK 1 - 
 
 Stop'ple, sT-Pl 
 
 Stram'ony, sTr^M-N 
 
 NG 1 Stop' -watch, stpi-wCH 
 
 Strand, sTrnd 1 , sTrni-Dd, 
 
 Stockade', 8tK-D, BtK- 
 
 Stor'age, st# 2 -J 
 
 BTmd'-NG 
 
 Dd 2 , stK-D 2 -NG 
 
 Sto'rax, st/js-Ks 
 
 Strange, sTr 2 -N-J, sTr 2 - 
 
 Stock'-board, etRJ-Brd 
 
 Store, etR 2 , stRd 2 , stR- 
 
 N-Jr [sTr-Jr], sTr 2 -^- 
 
 Stock'-broker, stKJ-Br- 
 
 NG 
 
 Jst 
 
 Kr 
 
 Store'-house, stR-Hs 
 
 Strange'ly, sT--N-J-Z, 
 
 Stock'-dove, stK 1 -Dv 
 
 Store' -keeper, stR 2 -K-Pr 
 
 Strange'ness, sTr-N-J- 
 
 Stock'-exchange, stK 1 - 
 
 Store'-room, stR 2 -R-M 
 
 Ns 
 
 Ks-CH-N-J 
 
 Stores, stRz 
 
 Stran'ger, sT^-N-Jr 
 
 Stock'-flsh, stKi-F-SH 
 
 Storge, BtR 1 3 
 
 [sTr'-Jr] 
 
 Stock'-holder, stKi-Hldr 
 
 Sto'ried, stK'-D 
 
 Stran'gle, sTr'-NG-Gl. 
 
 Stocking, BtKi-NG 
 
 Stork, stRi-K 
 
 sTr l -NG-Gld, sTr l -NG- 
 
 Stock'ish, stRi-SH 
 
 Storm, stR'-M, stRJ-Md, 
 
 Gl-NG [sTr^NGl.etc.] 
 
 Stock'-jobber, stIH-J-Br 
 Stock'-jobbing, stKW- 
 
 stR>-M-NG 
 Storm'-beat, stRi-M-Bt 
 
 Stran'gler, sT^-NG-Gl-B 
 Stran'gles, sTr^NG-Glz 
 
 B-NG 
 
 Stormlness, stu 1 -M-Ns 
 
 Stran'gulated, sTr'-NG- 
 
 Stock'-list, stK-Lst 
 
 Storm'-sail, stR'-Ms-// 
 
 Gl-Td 
 
 Stock'-market, stK 1 -!!- 
 
 Storm'y, stRi-M, stRi-M- 
 
 Strangula'tion, sTr^-NG- 
 
 fl-Kt 
 
 R. stRJ-Mst 
 
 Glshn [-NGlshn] 
 
 Stock'-still, 8tKs>-T-L 
 
 Storthing, stRt'-NG 
 
 Strangu'rious, sTrS-N- 
 
 Stock'-taking, stK'-T-K- 
 
 Sto'ry, stK 2 , 8tR*-D, stJZ 2 - 
 
 Gr-RS 
 
 NG 
 
 NG 
 
 Stran'gury, sTr'-NG-G-il 
 
 Stock' -work, stK 1 -Wr-K 
 
 Sto'ry-teller, stS2-T-i-R 
 
 Strap, sTri-P, sTr^Pt, 
 
 Stock'y, stKi 
 
 Stoup, stP 3 
 
 sTr>-P-NG 
 
 Sto'ic, KT*-K 
 
 Stout, stTi. stTri, stTsti 
 
 Strappa'do, sTr 2 -P-D 
 
 Sto'ical-ly, sT 2 -Kl 
 
 Stout' ly, stTi-i 
 
 Strap'per, sTr^Pr 
 
 Sto'icalness, sT-Kl-Ns 
 
 Stout'ness, stT 1 -Ns 
 
 Strap'ping, sTi^-P-NG 
 
 Stoicism, sTZ-szM 
 
 Stove, sTvn 
 
 Stra'ta, 8Trori-T 
 
 Stok'er, stKr* 
 
 Sto'ver, sT*-Vr 
 
 Strat'egem, sTrt'-J-M 
 
 Stole, stz, 3 
 
 Stow, sT*, stD 2 , sT-NG 
 
 Strategetlcs, sTrt^-Jt-Ks 
 
 Stolen, stLn* 
 
 Stowage,, sT 2 -J 
 
 Strate'gic, sTrt 3 -J-K 
 
 Stol'id, st/,i-D 
 
 Stra'bism.sTr^-B-zM 
 
 Strate'gical-ly, sTrt 3 -J- 
 
 Stolidity, 8tL 3 -D-T 
 
 Strabis'mus, sT^-B-zMs 
 
 Kl 
 
 Btom'ach, stMS-K, stM 2 - 
 
 Strad'dle, sTr^Dl, sTr 1 - 
 
 Strat'egist, sTrt^-Jst 
 
 Kt, stM*-K-NG 
 
 Dld, sTri-Dl-NG 
 
 Strat'egy, sTrti-J 
 
 Stom'acher, ntM 2 -Kr 
 
 Strag'gle, sTri-Gl, sTr 1 - 
 
 Stratification, sTr'-Tf- 
 
 Stom'achfull, stM-K-Fl* Gld, 8Tr>-Gl-KG 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Stomachic, stM ' -K - K i S trag'gler, eTr 1 - Gl- R 
 
 Stratiform, sTrt'-Fr-M 
 
STR 
 
 Btrat/ify, sTr-T-F, 
 
 Tf-D, sTi-Tf-NG 
 Btratoc'racy, sTrt'-Kr-S 
 Stratog'raphy, sTrti-Gr- 
 
 F 
 
 Stra'tum, sTrt 2 or-M 
 Straw, sTri 
 Straw-bail, sTr*-B-L 
 Straw-berry, sTr l -B-.K 
 StraW-color, sTri-K-ir 
 Straw-cutter, sTri-Ktr 
 Strawy, sT* 
 Stray, sirs, sTr^D (sTrd 2 ), 
 
 sTr 2 -NG 
 Streak, sTr3-K, 
 
 sTrS-K-NG 
 Streaked (strt-kt or strek'- 
 
 ed), sTr'-K.t or sTr 3 -K-D 
 Streak'y, sTr 3 -K 
 Stream, sTrs-M, 
 
 Stream'er, sTrS-M-R . 
 Stream'let, 
 Stream'y, sTr^-M 
 Street, sTrt 3 
 Street'-walker, sTrt*-W- 
 
 Kr 
 
 Strength, sTr^-NG-TH 
 Strengthen, sir* - NG - 
 
 THn, sTrS-NG-THnd, 
 
 sT^-NG-THn-NG 
 Strength'ener, sTrS-NG- 
 
 TH-Nr 
 Strength'less, sTr" - NG - 
 
 TH-Ls 
 
 Stren'uous, 
 Stren'uously, 
 Stren'uousness, sTr^-Ns- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Strep'erous, sTr s -Prs 
 Stress, sirs" 
 Stretch, sTr 2 -CH, sTr^- 
 
 CHt, BTr-CH-NG 
 Stretch'er, sTr s -CHr 
 Strew, sTrSorS, sTrd 3 or2, 
 
 Stri'a, sTr 
 Stri'ee, sTri 
 Stri'ate, sTri-T 
 Stri'ated, sTri-T-D 
 Strick'en, sTrS-Kn 
 Strickle, sTrf-Kl 
 Strict, sTrS-Kt, sT-Ktr, 
 
 Strict'ly, 
 Strict'ness, 
 Strict 7 ure, s 
 Strid, sTrd 3 
 Strid'den, sTr'-Dn 
 Stride, sTrdi, sTrd(') 1 
 Stri'dent, sTrdi-Nt 
 Stri'dor, sTr^Dr 
 Strid'ulous, sTr^-D-Zs 
 Strife, eTrfi 
 Strife'full, sTrfi-F-L 
 Strig'il, sTr5.Jl 
 Strigose', sTr 2 -Gs 
 Stri'gous, sT^-Gs 
 Strike, sTri-K, sTri-K-NG 
 Strik'er, sTri-Kr 
 
 255 
 
 Strik'ingly, sTr'-K-NGl 
 String, sTr-NG, eTr 8 - 
 
 NG-NG 
 
 Stringed, sTr 3 -NGd 
 Strin'gency, sTrS- 
 Strin'gent, sTp*-N-Jnt 
 String'er, sTrS-NGr 
 String'-halt, sir 3 - NG 
 
 Hit 
 String'iness, sTr - NG - 
 
 Ns 
 
 String'y, sTr*-NG 
 Strip, sir 3 -?, 
 
 sTrS-P-NG 
 Stripe, sTr 1 -?, 
 
 sTr>-P-NG 
 Striped, sTri-Pt 
 Stripping, sTr 3 -P-Z,-NG 
 Strip'per, sTr^-Pr 
 Strip'pings, sTr 3 -P-NGz 
 Strive, sTrv 1 , 
 Striven, 
 Striv'er, 
 Strob'ile, sTri-Bl 
 Strode, sTrd* 
 Stroke, sTr2-K, sTr^-Kt, 
 
 sTr--K-NG 
 Strok'er, sTr^-Kr 
 Strokes'man, sTr* - K - 
 
 sMn 
 Stroll, sTr*-L, sTriLd, 
 
 8Tr 2 -L-NG 
 Stroll'er, sTr*--B 
 Strong, eTri-NG, sTr 1 - 
 
 NGr, sTri-NG-Gst [sTri- 
 
 NGst] 
 Strong'hold, sTri - NG - 
 
 Hid 
 
 Strong'ly, sTri-NGl 
 Stron'tia, sTri-N-SH 
 Stron'tian, 
 Strop, eTri-P, 
 
 sTr-P-NG 
 Stro'phe, 
 Strove, s 
 Strow, sT 
 Struck, sTr*-K 
 Struct'ural, 
 Struct/ ure, 
 Strug'gle, sTrS-Gl, sTr 8 - 
 
 Gld, 6Tr3-Gl-NG 
 Strug'gler, sTr-Gl-B 
 Stru'ma, sTrS-M 
 Strumose', sTr^-Ms 
 Stru'mous, sT^-Ms 
 Strum'pet, sTr*-M-Pt 
 Strung, sTr^-NG 
 Strut, sTrta, BTr-Td, 
 
 sTrtC) 1 
 
 Strut'ter, sTrtr 
 Strych'nia, sTr-K-N 
 Strych'nine, sTrS-K-Nn 
 Stub, stB, BtBd, stB2-NG 
 Stub'bed, 8tBd 
 Stub'bedness, stBd-Ns 
 Stub'ble, sT^-Bl 
 Stub'born. stBrn* 
 Stub'bornly, BtBr-Nl 
 Btub'bornness, stBrn 2 - 
 
 Ns 
 
 STU 
 
 | Stub'by, stB2 
 Stub'-nail, stBJ- 
 Stuc'co, stK*, 
 
 stK-D, 
 
 Stuck, stK2 
 Stuck'-up, stK 2 -P 
 Stud, stDs, stDd 2 , stD- 
 
 NG 
 
 Stud'ding, stp2-NG 
 Stud'ding-sail, stD^-NGs- 
 
 L 
 
 Stu'dont, stDnta 
 Stud'ied, stDds 
 Stud'-horse, stD= k -H)-Ks 
 Stud'iedly, st\>dfl-L 
 Stud'ier, stD^-R 
 Stu'dio, stD 3 
 Stu'dious, stD 3 -S 
 Stu'diously, stD^-Sl 
 Stu'diousriess, stDs 3 -Ns 
 Stud'y, stDS, BtDd*, stD^- 
 
 NO 
 
 Stu'fa, str 3 
 
 Stuff, str*. stFts, stF2-NG 
 StufPer, stF2-R 
 Stuffiness, stF^-Ns 
 Stuffing, stF=-NG 
 StufPing-box, stF^-NG- 
 
 B-Ks 
 
 Stuffy, strs 
 Stult&ca'tion, stit 2 -F- 
 
 Kshn 
 Stul'tify, st/.ts-F, BtLt- 
 
 Fd, stit 2 -F-NG 
 Stum, etM2 
 Stum'ble, stM-Blz, stJI- 
 
 Bld, stM-Bl 2 -NG 
 Stum'bler,stM-Bl2-R 
 Stum'bling-block, stM- 
 
 B1-NG-B1-K 
 Stum'blingly, stM-Bl- 
 
 NG1 
 Stum'bling-stone, stM- 
 
 Bl-NGB-Tn 
 Stump, stll-P 2 , stMt2, 
 
 stM-P 2 -NG 
 Stump'-orator, stM-pa- 
 
 ^etr 
 Stump'-speaker, stM . 
 
 Ps 2 -P-Kr [stMs*-P-Kr] 
 Stump'-speaking, [stMs z - 
 
 PC)] 
 
 Stump'y, stM-P2 
 Stun, sTn, sTndS. sTna- 
 
 NG 
 
 Stung, stNG" 
 Stunk, stNG2-K 
 Stun'ner, sT 2 -Nr 
 Stunt, sTnt 2 , sTn^-Td, 
 
 sTnt-NG 
 Stupe, stps 
 Stupefac'tion, stPt. 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Stupefac'tive, stPfi-Kt-V 
 Stu'pefier, BtP^-F-R 
 Stu'pefy, stP 3 -F, stP'-Fd, 
 
 stP 3 -F-NG 
 
 Stupen'dous, stPn*-Ds 
 Stupendously, stPu 2 -I> 
 
 eL 
 
STU 
 
 Stupen'dousness, stPn* 
 
 Ds-Ns 
 
 Stu'pid, stPd* 
 Stupid'ity, stPd'-T 
 Stu'pidly, stPd-.& 
 Stu'pidness, stP 3 -D-Ns 
 Stu'pify. See Stupefy. 
 Stu'prate, sT^-Prt 
 Stu'por, stPr 3 
 Stupra'tion, sT^-Prshn 
 Stur'dily, stRS-D-i 
 Stur'diness, stfi2-D-Ns 
 Stur'dy, 8tK-D, 
 
 Stur'geon, st.R 2 -Jn 
 Stut'ter, 6T2- Tr, sT-Trd. 
 
 Stut'terer, 
 
 Sty, eTi 
 
 Styg'ian, stJns 
 
 Sty'lar, stZ^-B 
 
 Style, sU,i, sU/>-D (stid), 
 
 eti'-NO 
 Styl'et, BtZi-T 
 Styl'ish, sti-SH 
 Styl'ist, stisti 
 .Styp'tic, stPS-T-K (stPt- 
 
 K) 
 Styp'tical, stps-T-Kl 
 
 (stPts-Kl) 
 
 .Btiptic'ity, stPS-Ts-T 
 Su'able, S-B1 
 Sua'sion, sWzhn* 
 Sua'sive, eWs^-V 
 Sua'sory, 8Ws-fi 
 .Suavity, BW'-V-T 
 Sub, BB8 
 Subac'id, sBs'-D 
 Subac'rid, sfii-Kr-D 
 Sub-ac'tion, sB'-Kshn 
 .Su'bah, sB 
 Sub'-alpine, sB'-L-Pn 
 .Subal'tern, sBi-L-Trn 
 Subalter'nate, 
 
 N-T 
 
 Suba'queous, sB*-Kw-8 
 Subas'tral, sfii-sTr-L 
 Subastrin'gent, eBS-sTr- 
 
 N-Jnt 
 
 Subaudi'tion, sB*-Dghn 
 Sub'-base, sB^-Bs 
 Sub-base'ment, eB2-B- 
 
 BMnt 
 
 Sub'-bass, sB2-Bs 
 Subchant'er, sBi-CHntr 
 Subcla'vian, eBz-Kl-Vn 
 Subcommit'tee, sB3;T 
 Sub-con'trary, sBatTr 1 - 
 
 R 
 Subcuta'neous, sB^-K-T- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Subdea'con, sB 3 -D-Kn 
 Subdean', sB*-Dn 
 Bubdean'ery, 
 Subdivide', sfii-Dv-D, 
 
 sB'-Dv-Dd. sBi-Dv-D-NG 
 Bubaivis'iorx, eB 8 - D - 
 
 Vzhn 
 Bubdom'inant, sBi-D- 
 
 Mn-Nt (sBdi-Mn-Nt) 
 
 256 
 
 Subdu'able, sB-D-Bl 
 Subduct', sB*-D-Kt 
 Subduc'tion, gB-D-Kshn 
 Subdue', 8B8-D, sB3-Dd, 
 
 Subdu'er, sB'-D-B 
 Suber'ic, SB2-.R-K 
 Sub'family, s 
 Sub'genus, sB*-J-Ns 
 Su'bito, sB3-T 
 Subia'cent, sB J -Js-Nt 
 Subita'neous, sBVT-Ns 
 Subject, sB^-J-Kt [sB] 
 Subject 7 , sB2-J-Kt, 8B2-J- 
 K-Td, sB2-J-Kt-NG [sB^, 
 
 BB:D, sB(-)*] 
 Subjec'tion, BB*-J-Kshn 
 
 [sBshn*] 
 Subject'ive, sB2-J-Kt-v 
 
 Subjectively, 
 
 V L [sB*-Vl] 
 Subject'iveness, sB'-J- 
 
 Kt-V-Ns [BBatVs] 
 Subjectivity, sB-J-Kt- 
 
 V-T [8B3-V-T] 
 Sub'ject-matter, sB-J- 
 
 Kt-Mtr [sB-Mtr] 
 Subjoin', sBi-Jn, sBi-Jnd, 
 
 sBi-Jn-NG 
 Sub'jugate, sB-J-Gt, sB2- 
 
 J-G-Td, 8B2-J-Gt-NG 
 Subjuga'tion, sB 2 - J-Gshn 
 Subjunc'tion, sB^ - j - 
 
 NGshn 
 Subjunc'tive, sB 2 -J-NGt- 
 
 V 
 Sublapsa'rian, sB-i-P- 
 
 sRn 
 
 Subla'tion, sB-shn 
 Sublet', eW-Lt, sB=-Zt- 
 
 NG 
 
 Sublim'able, sBli-M-Bl 
 Sublim' able ness, sBl 1 - 
 
 M-Bl-Ns [iBs] 
 Sub'limate, sBia - Mt, 
 
 BB12-M-Td, 8B]2-Mt(-) 
 Sublima'tion, BBl 2 -Mshn 
 Sublime', (a.) sBP-M, 
 
 sBU-Mr, 8Bl>-Mst 
 Sublime', (.) eBli-M, 
 
 sBli-Md, sBl'-M-NG 
 Sublime'ly, sBli-M-i 
 Sublime'ness, sBl'-M-Ns 
 Sublira'ity, sBl-M-T 
 Sublinea'tion, eB' - L - 
 
 Nshn 
 Sublin'gual, sB'-i-NG- 
 
 Gw-L 
 
 Sublu'nar, sB 3 -L-Nr 
 Sub'lunary, sB^-L-'Kr 
 Submarine', sBS-M-JZn 
 Subme'diant, sBS-M-Dnt 
 Submerge', 
 
 NG 
 Submergence, sB*-M-.R- 
 
 Jns 
 
 Submerse', s 
 Submersed', 
 
 SUB 
 
 Submer'sion, sB - M- 
 Aba 
 
 Submis'sion, sB 3 -Mshn 
 Submis'sive, sB 3 -Ms-V 
 Submis'sively, eBs-Ms- 
 
 V-Z, 
 Submis'siveness, sB*- 
 
 Ms-V-Ns [iVs] 
 Submit/, sB3-Mt, 8B3-M- 
 
 Td, sBs-Mtc) 
 Submul'tiple, sB.M-t- 
 
 Pl 
 
 Subnas'cent, sBi-Ns-Nt 
 Subor'dinacy, 8B>-fid^ 
 
 K-8 
 Subordinate, eBi-fld-Nt, 
 
 [sP- 
 
 KG 
 Subordinately, 
 
 Nt-L 
 Subordination, 
 
 Nshn 
 Suborn', sB'-fi 
 
 Rud, sBi-fin-NG 
 Suborna'tion, 
 
 Nshn 
 
 Suborn'er, sBJ-S 
 Subo'val, sB 2 -Vl 
 Subpoena, sBs-P 
 
 P-N-D, sBS-P 
 
 N. sPS-N-D, e 
 Subrec'tor, s 
 Subrep'tion, sB-B-Pshn 
 Sub ro'sa, sB*-R-Z 
 Sub'salt, sB2-s/.t 
 Subscrib'able, sB>-sK- 
 
 B-Bl 
 Subscribe', sB'-sK-B, sB'- 
 
 sK-Bd. sBLsK-B-NG. See 
 
 note under Prescribe. 
 Subscriber, sBi-sK-Br 
 Sub'script, sB2-sK-Pt 
 Subscrip'tion, sBS-sK- 
 
 Psbn 
 
 Subsec'tion, sB*-sKshn 
 Sub'sequence, sBs 2 - 
 
 Kwns 
 Sub'sequency, sBs 2 - 
 
 Kwn-S 
 
 Sub'sequent, sBs s -Kwnt 
 Sub'sequently, sBs*- 
 
 Kwnt-Zr 
 Subserve', sB^-s^v, sB- 
 
 Kvd. sB2-s.RvC) 
 Subservience, 8B 2 -sB- 
 
 Vns 
 Subserv'iency, sB-s.R- 
 
 Vn-S 
 
 Subservient, sB 2 -sK-Vnt 
 Subserviently, eB*-s.K- 
 
 Vnt-z/ 
 Subside 7 , BBs^-D, sBs 1 - 
 
 Dd, sB8>-D-NG 
 Bubsid'ence, sBs'-Dns 
 Subsid'ency, sBs'-Dn-S 
 Subsidiary, sBs s -D- 
 Sub'sidize, sBs 2 -Dz, sBs* 
 
 Dzd. sBs-Dz-KG 
 Sub'sidy, sBs*-D 
 Sub'-sign, sBs*-N 
 
SUB 
 
 257 
 
 Subsist', sBss 3 -T, sBss 3 - 
 
 Sub'tle, BT1, sTl!i-E 
 
 Td, sBssS-T-Nd 
 
 sTlst^ 
 
 Subsist'ence, sBss 3 -Tns 
 
 Sub'tleness, sTl*-Ns 
 
 Subsist'ent, sBss 3 -Tnt 
 
 Sub'tlety, sTia-T 
 
 Sub'soil, sB-s/; 
 
 Sub'tly, s'r*-L 
 
 Subspe'cies, sBsS-P-Sffz 
 
 Subton'ic, sB'-T-N-K 
 
 Sub'stance, sBs 2 -Tns 
 
 Subtract', sBi-Tr-Kt, sBi- 
 
 Substan'tial, sBsi-T-N- 
 
 Tr-K-Td, sB!-Tr-Kt-NG 
 
 SHl [sBsi-Tn] 
 
 Subtract'er, sBJ-Tr-Ktr 
 
 Substantiality, sBs'-T- 
 
 Subtrac'tion, sBi-Tr- 
 
 S-SHl-T 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Substan'tially, 8Bs>-T-N- 
 
 Subtrac'tive, sB'-Tr-Kt- 
 
 SHl [8B8>-Tn] 
 
 V 
 
 Substan'tialness, sBs 1 - 
 
 Sub'trahend, sB 2 - Tr - 
 
 T-N-S//I-NS 
 
 End 
 
 Substan'tials, sBs'-T-N- 
 
 Sub-treas'ury, sB* - Tr - 
 
 SHu. 
 
 ZHr 
 
 Substantiate, sBs'-Tn- 
 
 Sub'urb, sB2-jR-B 
 
 SHt, sBsi-Tn-SH-Td 
 
 Suburban, sBVR-Bn 
 
 sBs'-Tn-SHt-NG 
 
 Subur'bial, sB 2 -fi-B-L 
 
 Substantia'tion, sBs 2 
 
 Sub'urbs, sB2--Bz 
 
 Tn-SHshn 
 
 Subvari'ety, sBi-Y--T 
 
 Substantiv'al, sBsJ-Tnt- 
 
 Subvene', sB 3 -Vn, sB 3 - 
 
 V-L 
 
 Vnd. sB 3 Vn-NG 
 
 Sub'stantive, sBs'-Tnt-V 
 Sub'stantively, sBs a -Tnt 
 
 Subven'tion, sB^-V-Nshn 
 Subvei^sion, sBv 2 -Kshn 
 
 \-L 
 
 Subver'sive, sBv 2 -Jis-V 
 
 Sub'stitute, sBs-T-T, 
 
 Subvert', sBvz-^t, eBv 2 - 
 
 sBs 2 -T-T'Td, sBs a -T-T- 
 
 fi-Td, sBv2-t-NG 
 
 NG [sBs a -Tt, sBs 3 - 
 T-Td, sBs 2 -Tt(-)] 
 
 Subvert'er, eBv 2 -Rtr 
 Subvert'ible, sBv 2 -/Jt-Bl 
 
 Substitu'tion, sBs*-T- 
 
 Subwork'er, sB s -Wr-Kr 
 
 Tshn [sBs 3 -Tshn] 
 
 Succeda'neous, sKs-D 2 - 
 
 Substitu'tional, sBs 3 -T- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Tshn-L [sBs 3 -Tshn-L] 
 
 Succeda'neum, sKs-D 2 - 
 
 Substra'ta, sBSor^sTr-T 
 
 N-M 
 
 Sub'strate, sB-sTrt 
 
 Succeed', sKs-Ds, sKs- 
 
 Substra'tum, sBor'- 
 
 Dd 3 . sKs-D 3 -NG 
 
 sTrt-M 
 
 Succeed'er, sK-sDr* 
 
 Substruc'tion, sB^sTr- 
 
 Success', sKss 2 
 
 Kshn 
 Substructure, sBZ-sTr- 
 
 Success'ful, sKss-F 2 -L 
 Success'fully, sKss-F 3 -L 
 
 Ktr 
 
 Success'fulness, sKss- 
 
 Substy'lar, sBs'-T-Ti-B 
 
 F 2 -L-Ns [sKss 2 fFs] 
 
 Sub'style, sBs a -T-L 
 
 Succes'sion, sKs*An s 
 
 Subsul'tive, sB 2 -s^t-V 
 
 Succes'sional, sKsshn-U 
 
 Subsul'tory, sB^-sLt-B 
 
 Succes'sive, sKss-V* 
 
 Subtan'gent, sB^Tn-Jnt 
 
 Bucces'sively, sKss-V'-i 
 
 Subten'ant, sB-Tn-Nt 
 
 Succes'siveness, sEss - 
 
 Subtend', sB 2 -Tnd, sB- 
 
 V 2 -N8 
 
 Tn-Dd, sB'-Tnd-NO 
 
 Success'less, sK-ssLs 2 
 
 Subtense', sB^-Tns 
 
 Succes'sor, sK-ss^ 3 
 
 Subter'fluent, sBz-Tr-Fl- 
 
 Nt 
 
 Succinct', sKs 3 -NGt 
 Succinct'ly, sKs-NGt-L* 
 
 Subter'fluous, sB*-Tr- 
 
 Succincfness, 8Ks 3 -NGt- 
 
 Fls 
 
 Ns 
 
 Sub'terfuge, sBtr-F-J 
 
 3uccin'io, sKs'-N-K 
 
 Subterra'nean, eBs-Tr- 
 
 3uc'cinous, sKs 2 -Ns 
 
 Nn 
 
 Suc'cor, sKr s , sKrd, sKr 1 - 
 
 Subterra'neous. sB-Tr- 
 
 NG 
 
 Ns 
 
 Suc'corer, sKr-B 3 
 
 Sub'tile, sBt^-L 
 
 Suc'corless, sK.i-Ls 2 
 
 Sub'tilely, sBt-i-Zi 
 
 Suc'cory, sK-72* 
 
 Sub'tileness, aBt'-L-Ns 
 
 3uc'cotash, sK-T*-SH 
 
 Subtil'ity, sBt-L-T 
 
 3uc'culence, sK-ina* 
 
 Subtiliza' tion, sBt 2 - 
 
 Suc'culency, sK-Z,n*-8 
 
 Lzshn 
 
 Juc'culent, sK-Lnt* 
 
 Sub'tilize, sBt*-z, sBt- 
 
 Succumb', sK*-M, sK- 
 
 LzA. sBt'-Zz-NG 
 
 Md, sK-M-NG 
 
 Bub'tilty, sBt'-Ji-T 
 
 Succus'sion, sKshn* 
 
 SUG 
 
 Such, sCH2 
 
 Suck, sK2, sKtA sR2-NG 
 
 Suck'er, sKr 2 , sKrd* 
 
 Suckle, sKl 2 , sKld 2 , sKl, 
 
 NG 
 
 Suck'ling, sKl 2 -NG 
 Su'crose, sKrs 3 
 Suc'tion, sKshn 2 
 Sucto'rial, sK.-T2-.fll 
 Suda'tion, sDslm* 
 Su'datory, sDt^-K 
 Sud'den, sDn s 
 Sud'denly, sD 2 -Nl 
 Sud'denness, sDu 2 -Ns 
 Sudoriferous, xDrV-Ra 
 Sudorific, sDrf 3 -K 
 Sudorip'arous, sDr* 
 
 P-Rs 
 
 Su'dorous, 8D 3 -Rs 
 Suds, sDz 2 
 Sue, S 3 , sD 3 , S 3 -NG 
 Su'et, S 3 -T 
 Su'ety, S3-T 
 Suffer, sFr 2 , sFrd 2 , sFr- 
 
 NG 
 
 Suf ferable-y, sFr 2 -Bl 
 Suf ferableness, sFr 2 -Bl< 
 
 Ns [!Bs] 
 
 Sufferance, sFr 2 -Na 
 Sufferer, sFr 2 -R 
 Suffering, sFr 2 -NG 
 Suffice', sFz 1 , sFzd 1 , sFz 1 , 
 
 NG 
 
 Sufficiency, sFshn 3 -S 
 Sufficient, sFshnt 3 
 Sufficiently, sFshnt 3 -Z 
 Suffix, sF 2 -Ks 
 Suffix', sF^-Ks, sF 3 -Kst, 
 
 Sufflam'inate, 
 
 N-T 
 
 Sufflate', sFlt 2 
 Suffla'tion, sFlshn* 
 Suffocate, sF 2 -K-T, sF*. 
 
 K-Td, sF 2 -K-T-NG 
 Juffoca'tion, sF 2 -Kshn 
 3uf focative, sF^-K-Tv 
 Suffos'sion, sFshn 1 
 Suffragan, sFr 2 -Gn 
 Suffrage, sFr 2 -J 
 Suffu'migate, sF3-M-Gt, 
 
 sF 3 -M-G-Td, sF 3 -M-Gt- 
 
 NG 
 Suffumiga'tion, sF*-M- 
 
 Gshn 
 SuflFuse', sFz 3 , sFzd*, 
 
 sFzS-NG 
 
 Suffu'sion, sFzhn 3 
 Sug^ar, SIT*-Qi, SH*-Grd, 
 
 Sug'ar-barrel, SH 3 -Qr-B- 
 
 Kl 
 
 lug'ar-beet, 5H 3 -Gr-Bt 
 lug'ar-candy, Sfl 3 -Gr- 
 
 Kn-D 
 
 ug'ar-cane, S/P-Gr-Kn 
 
 ug'ar-house, SIP Gr 
 
 Hs 
 
 ug'ar-loaf, SP-Gr-L-F 
 
SUQ 258 SUP 
 
 Sug'ar-maple, SH^-Qr 
 
 Summa'tion, sMshn* 
 
 Superaddi'tion, sPr* 
 
 M-P1 
 
 Sum'mer, eMr 2 , eMrd' 
 
 Dshn 
 
 Sug'ar-plum, SB^-Gi-Pl 
 
 sMr-NG 
 
 Superangel'ic, sPr 2 -N-J. 
 
 M 
 
 Sum'mer-fallow, sMr* 
 
 L-K 
 
 Sug'ar-tree, SH^-Qi-lr 
 Sug'ary, SH*-Gr 
 
 F-L 
 
 Sum'mer-house, sMr 2 
 
 Superan'uate, sPr'-N-T, 
 sPri-N-Td. sPr'-N-T-NG 
 
 Suggest', sJst 2 , sJ 8 -sTd 
 
 Hs 
 
 Superanua'tion, sPr- 
 
 sJst 2 -NG 
 
 Sum'mersault, sMrs-it 2 
 
 Nshn 
 
 Buggest'er, sJstr* 
 
 Sum'merset, sMrs-T 2 
 
 Superb', sPr 2 -B 
 
 Sugges'tion, sJs* - CHn 
 
 Sum'mitless, sMt-is 2 . 
 
 Superb'ly. sPr^-Bl 
 
 [sJn 2 ] 
 
 Sum'mon, eMn* sMnd 2 , Supercareo. sPr'-Kr-G 
 
 Buggest'ive, sJst 2 -V 
 
 sMn 2 -NG 
 
 Su'per-charge, sPr'-CHr- 
 
 [8Jv2] 
 
 Sum'moner, sM*-Nr 
 
 J 
 
 Buicid'al, Ss l -D-L 
 
 Sum'mons, sMnz 2 
 
 Supercil'ious, sP^-eLa 
 
 Buicid'ally, Sa 1 -'D-L 
 
 Sump'ter, sMtr 2 
 
 Superciliously, sPr 8 - 
 
 Su'icide, Ss 8 -D 
 
 Sumpt'uary, sM-CH 2 -K 
 
 sLs-L 
 
 Bu'icidism, 8s s -D-zM 
 Bu'i gen'eris, S 3 -J-Nrs 
 
 Sumpt'uous, sM-CHs 2 
 Sumpt'uously, sil-CH 2 - 
 
 Supercil'iousness, sPr 8 - 
 
 Buit, sT 3 , sTd", sT 3 -NG 
 
 sL 
 
 Superdominant, sPri- 
 
 Buit'able-y, sT 3 -Bl 
 
 Sumpt'uousness, sM 
 
 D-Mn-Xt 
 
 Suit'ableness, sT^-Bl-Ns 
 
 CHs 2 -Ns 
 
 Superem'inence, sPr 2 - 
 
 CBs] 
 
 Sun, sN 2 , sNd 2 , sN*-NG 
 
 Mn-Ns 
 
 Suite. sWt 
 
 3un'-beam, sN 2 -B-M 
 
 Superem'inency, sPr 2 - 
 
 Suit'ed, sTd* 
 
 3un'-beat, sN 2 -Bt 
 
 Mn-N-8 
 
 Suit'or, sir* 
 
 3un'-bonnet, sN 2 -B-N-T 
 
 Superem'inent, sPr'-Mn- 
 
 Suit'ress, sTrs 8 
 
 3un'-bright, sN 2 -Brt 
 
 Nt 
 
 Sul'cate, s// 2 -K-T 
 
 Sun'burn, sN-B 2 -Kn, sN 
 
 Superem'inently, sPr- 
 
 Sul'cated, si a -K-Td 
 
 B 2 -7Znd, sN-B 2 -JZn-NG 
 
 Mn-Kt-L 
 
 Sulk'ily, sL*-K-L 
 
 Sun'-clad, sN 2 Kid 
 
 Superer'ogate, sPr 2 -JZ- 
 
 Sulk'iness, sL 2 -K-Ns 
 
 3un'-dart, sK 2 -D-fit 
 
 Gt. sPr'-^-G-Td, sPr*-R- 
 
 Bulks, s 2 -Ks 
 
 Sun'day, sN-D 2 
 
 Gt-NG 
 
 Sulk'y, si 2 -K, 8i 2 -Kr 
 
 Sunday-school, sN-Ds 2 
 
 Supereroga'tion, sPr 2 -^- 
 
 BL 2 -Kst 
 
 Kl 
 
 Gshn 
 
 Sul'len, sin 2 
 
 Sun'der, sNdr* sN-Drd 2 
 
 Supererog'atory, sPr 1 - 
 
 Sul'lenly, s 2 -Nl 
 
 sNdr'-NG 
 
 R-G-T-R 
 
 Sul'lenness, Bn 2 -Ns 
 
 Sun'-dew, sN 2 -D 
 
 Supereth'ical, sPr 2 -TH- 
 
 Sul'liage, si 2 -J 
 
 Sun'-dial, sN 2 -D-L 
 
 Kl 
 
 Sul'ly, si 2 , sL 2 -D, s 2 -NG 
 
 3un'-dog, sN 2 D-G 
 
 Superex'cellence, sPr 2 - 
 
 Bul'phate, s 2 -Ft 
 
 Sun'down, sN-Dn 2 
 
 K-sI/ns 
 
 Sul'phite, si-Flt 
 
 Sundries, sN-Drz* 
 
 Superex'cellent, sPr 2 - 
 
 Sul'phur, sL 2 Fr 
 
 Sundry, sMT-Dr 2 
 
 K-sint 
 
 Sul'phurate, sL 2 -F-Bt 
 
 Sun'fish, sN-F 2 -Sfl' 
 
 Superfeta'tion, sPr 2 -F- 
 
 Sulphura'tion, sL* - F - 
 
 Sunflower, sN ! F1-E 
 
 Tshn 
 
 aha 
 
 Sulphu'reous, sL 3 -F-Rs 
 
 Sung, sNG 2 
 Sunk, sNG 2 -K 
 
 Superficial, sPr3-F-SHl 
 Superfi'cially, sP^-F- 
 
 Sulphu'reousness, sL 3 - 
 
 Sunk'en, sNG 2 -Kn 
 
 sm 
 
 F-fis-Ns 
 
 Sunless, sN-Ls 2 
 
 Superflcial'ity, sPri-F- 
 
 Sul'phuret, sL*-F-Ht 
 
 Sun'light, sN-it 
 
 sm-T 
 
 Sul'phureted, sL z -F-R- 
 
 Sun'-lit, sN 2 -t 
 
 Superfl'cialness, sPrS-F- 
 
 Td 
 
 Sun'ny, sN 2 
 
 SHl-fis 
 
 Sulphu'ric, sZ. 8 -F-K-K 
 
 Sunrise, sN-Kz 
 
 Superfi'cies, sPr 3 -F-SHz 
 
 Sulphu'ric-acid, si-F- 
 
 Sun'rising, sN-5z 2 -NG 
 
 Su'perflne, sPr^-Fn 
 
 E-Ks-D 
 
 Sunset, sNs-T 2 
 
 Superfluity, sPr^-Fl-T 
 
 Sul'phurous, sL 2 -Frs 
 
 Sun'setting, sNs-T 2 -NG 
 
 Superfluous, sPr 2 -Fls 
 
 Sul'phurous-acid, s- 
 
 Sun'shine, sN-SHn 2 
 
 Superfluously, sPr 2 -Fls- 
 
 Frss-D 
 
 Sunshiny, sN-SH 2 -N 
 
 L 
 
 Sul'phurousness, &L* - 
 
 lun'-stroke, sN 2 -sTr-K 
 
 Super'fluousness, sPr 2 - 
 
 Frs-Ns 
 
 Sup, sP J , sPt 2 , sP 2 -NG 
 
 Fls-Ns 
 
 Sul'phury, sL--V-B 
 
 lupawn', sPn 1 
 
 Superhu'man, sPr 3 - H 
 
 Sul'tan, 8i 2 -Tn 
 
 lu'per, sPr 
 
 Mn 
 
 Sulta'na,8i 2 ori-T-N 
 
 lu'perable, sP^-Bl 
 
 Superimpose', sPr 2 -M- 
 
 Sul'taness, sZ, 2 -T-Ns 
 
 iuperabound', sPr 3 
 
 Pz, sPrS-M-Pzd, sPriM- 
 
 Sul'triness, n/ATr-Ns 
 
 i Bnd^ 
 
 Pz-NG 
 
 Sul'try, sL 2 -Tr, s^s-Tr-K, 
 
 uperabun'dance, sPr 8 
 
 Superincum'bent, sPr 2 - 
 
 8L 2 -Trst 
 
 :Bnd 2 -Ns 
 
 NiBnt 
 
 Bum, 8M, slid 2 , sM 2 -NG 
 
 uperabun'dant, ePr 3 
 
 Superinduce', sPrS-N-Ds 
 
 Su'mao or Su'mach, 
 
 '.Bnd 2 -Nt 
 
 BPrS-N-Dst, sPrS-N-Ds- 
 
 sM'-K 
 
 uperabun'dantly, sPr^ 
 
 NG 
 
 Sum'marily, sM-Kl 2 
 
 IBnd'-Nt-L 
 
 Superinduc'tion, sPr 1 - 
 
 Sum'mary, sM-fi 2 
 
 uperadd', sPr'-D 
 
 N-D-Kshn 
 
SUP 
 
 Superintend', sPrn*-Tnd, 
 
 sPrn^Tn-Dd, sPrn s -Tnd- 
 
 NO 
 Superintendence, 
 
 sPrn z -Tnd-Ns 
 Superintend'ency, 
 
 sPrn 2 Tnd-N-S 
 Superintendent, sPrn*- 
 
 Tnd-Nt 
 Superintend'er, sPrn 2 - 
 
 Tndr 
 
 Supe'rior, &P*-R R 
 Supe'rioress, sP 3 -B-B-S 
 Superior'ity, 8P l -R-R-T 
 Superlative, sPr 2 -t-V 
 Superlatively, ePr a -t- 
 
 \-L 
 Super'lativeness, sPr 2 - 
 
 Lt-V-Ns [iVs] 
 Superlu'nar, sPr 3 --Nr 
 Superlu'nary, sPrs-Z-Hr 
 Super'nal, sPr-Nl 
 Superna'tant, sPr 2 -N-Tnt 
 Supernat'ural, sPr'SNt- 
 
 flli 
 Supernat'uralism, sPr 3 
 
 '.Nt-.RH-zM 
 Supernat'uralist, sPr 8 
 
 tNt-Blst" 
 Supernat'urally, sPr 3 
 
 iNt-an 
 Supernat'uralness, sPr 3 
 
 tHt-fil-Na 
 Supernumerary, sPr 8 - 
 
 N-MI--.R 
 
 Superox'ide, sPr'-Ks-D 
 Superposi'tion, sPr 8 - 
 
 Pzshn 
 
 Superroy'al, sPri-S-L 
 Su'persalt, 8Pr 3 -sLt 
 Supersat'urate, sPrs 1 - 
 
 CH-Rt, sPrs'-CH-fl-Td, 
 
 Superscribe', sPr'-sK-B, 
 
 sPr'-sK-Bd, sPri-sK-B- 
 
 NG. See note under 
 
 Prescribe. 
 Superscription, sPr 8 - 
 
 sK-Pshn 
 Supersec'ular, 8Pr*-sK- 
 
 Lr 
 Supersede', sPrs-D, 
 
 sPrs 8 -Dd, sPrsS-D-NO- 
 Superse'deas, sPrs 3 -Ds 
 Supersed'ure, sPr'-sJr 
 Supersti'tion, sPn 8 - 
 
 Tshn 
 Supersti'tious, sPrs-T- 
 
 SHs 
 Supersti'tiously, sPrs 8 - 
 
 T-SHs-i 
 Supersti'tiousness, 
 
 Superstra'ta, sPr s or'- 
 
 sTr-T 
 Superstra'tum, sPr z or'- 
 
 sTrt-M 
 
 Superstruct', sPr'-sTr-Kt 
 Superstruc'tion, sPr s - 
 
 sTr-Kshn 
 
 269 
 
 Superstruo'tive, sPr*- 
 
 sTr-Kt-V 
 Superstruc'ture, sPr z - 
 
 eTr-Ktr 
 Supersubstan'tial, 
 
 [sPrs l -Bs-Tn] 
 Supervene', sPrS-Vn, 
 
 sPr'-Vnd, 8Pr-Vn-N& 
 Superven'ient, sPr^Vn- 
 
 Nt 
 Superven'tion, sPr a -V- 
 
 Nshn 
 
 Supervis'al, sPrl-Vz-L 
 Supervise', sPri-Vz, sPr 1 - 
 
 Vzd, sPri-Vz-NQ- 
 Supervision, ePr 8 -Vzhn 
 Supervis'or, ePr'-Vz-B 
 Supervi'sory, sPr^Vz-/? 
 Supervive', sPri-V-V 
 Supina'tion, sP'-Nshn 
 Su'pine, sPn 8 
 Supine', sPn 1 
 Supine'ly, 
 Supine'ness, sPr^-Ns 
 Sup'per, ePr 2 
 Sup'perless, sPr 2 -s 
 Sup'ping, sP 2 -NG 
 Supplanf , sPlnt 1 , sPln 1 - 
 
 Td, sPlnti-NG 
 Supplanta'tion, sPln 2 - 
 
 Tshn 
 
 Supplanf er, sPlntr 1 
 Sup'ple, sPl, 8Pld, sP12- 
 
 Nd 
 Sup'plement, sPl-Mnt, 
 
 sPl'-Mn-Td, sPlZ-Mnt-NG 
 Supplement/ al-ly, sPl 2 - 
 
 Mnt-L [iMnt] 
 Supplementary, sPl 8 - 
 
 Mnt-H 
 
 Sup'pleness, sP! 2 -Ns 
 Sup'pletive, sP! 2 -Tv 
 Sup'pletory, sPl'-T-JZ 
 Sup'pliant, sPlnt* 
 Sup'pliantly, sPlnt^-L 
 Sup'plicant, sPl'-Knt 
 Sup'plicat, sP! 2 -Kt 
 Sup'plicate, sPl'-Kt, sPl 2 - 
 
 K-Td; sP! 2 -Kt-NG 
 Supplica'tion, 8Pl 2 -Kshn 
 Sup'plicatory, sPl'-K- 
 
 T-R 
 
 Suppli'er, sPl^B 
 Supplies', sPlz 1 
 Supply', sPU, sPldt, sPl 1 - 
 
 NG 
 Support', sP--Rt, BP*-R- 
 
 Td, sP"-.Rt-NG 
 Support'able, sP'-Bt-Bl 
 Support'ableness, sP- 
 
 fit-Bl-Ns [iBs] 
 Support'er, sP 2 -Rtr 
 Suppos'able, sPz 2 -Bl 
 Suppos'al, sPz^L 
 Suppose', sPz 2 , sPz 2 -D, 
 
 Suppos'er, sP 2 -Zr 
 Supposi'tion, sPzAn 
 Supposi'tional, 
 L 
 
 SUR 
 
 Suppositi'tious, sPz 3 -T- 
 
 SHa 
 Suppositi'tiously, sPz 8 - 
 
 TSHs-L 
 Suppositi'tiousness, 
 
 Suppos'itive, sPzi-Tv 
 Suppos'itively, sPz 1 -!- 
 
 VI 
 Suppress', sPrs 2 , sPrst 2 , 
 
 sPrs--NG 
 
 Suppres'sion, sPrslm 2 
 Suppress'ive, Hl J rs--V 
 Suppress'or, KPr-'-sB 
 Sup'purate, sf-Rt, sP 2 - 
 
 Suppura'tion, sP 2 -Kshn 
 Sup'purative, sP 2 -/?t-V 
 Supralapsa'rian, sPr 2 -- 
 
 P-sfln 
 Supramun'dane, sPr2- 
 
 Mn-Dn 
 Supranat'uralism, sPr 3 
 
 iNt-Kn-zM 
 
 Suprem'acy, sPr 2 -M-S 
 Supreme', sPr3-M 
 Supreme'ly, sPr 3 -M-X, 
 Su'ral, s/e 3 L 
 Sur'base, s/J 2 -Bs 
 Surbase'ment, sTJ 2 - B - 
 
 sMiit 
 
 Surcease', sK 3 -Ss 
 Surceased', s 3 -Sst 
 Surcharge', sl^-CHr-J, 
 
 sR'-CHr-J-D, sR'-CHr-J- 
 
 NG 
 
 Surchar'ger, sKJ-CHr-Jr 
 Sur'cingle, sRs 2 -NG-Gl 
 Sur'cle, sR2-Kl 
 Sur'coat, sR2-Kt 
 Surd, sRd 2 
 
 Sure, SHr 3 , SHr3-R. SHrst 8 
 Sure'-footed, SHrS-F-Td 
 Sure'ly, SHr 3 -L 
 Sure'ness, SHr 3 -Ns 
 Sure'tiship, SHr 3 -TiSH 
 Sure'ty, SHr 3 -T 
 Suretyship, SHr 3 -TiSH 
 Surf, sRP 
 Surface, sR^-Fs 
 Surf -boat, sK 2 -F-Bt 
 Sur'feit, sfia.Ft.s 
 
 Sur'feiter, sR 2 -Ftr 
 Surge, 8 2 -J, KR--JA, s 
 
 J-NG 
 
 Surge'less, sR^-3-Ls 
 Sur'geon, sK 2 -Jn 
 Sur'geoncy, sfl-'-Jn-S 
 Sur'gery, &R--J-R 
 Sur'gical, sfl 2 - J-K1 
 Sur'gy, sH 2 J 
 Sur'lily, sRt-L-L 
 Sur'liness, sR 2 -i-Ns 
 Sur'loin, sR 2 -Ln 
 Sur'ly, sR 2 -Z, 
 
 sB 2 -ist 
 Surmise', sB^-Mz, sB 1 - 
 
 Mzd, BRi-Mz-NG 
 Surmis'er, sR^Mz-B 
 
SUR 
 
 Surmount', 
 
 Mn-Td, sRi-Mnt-NG 
 Burmount'able, sB'- 
 
 Mnt B(-L) 
 
 Surmount'er, sB'-Mntr 
 Surmul'let, sB 2 -M-/,t 
 Sur'name, sRn 2 -M, 
 
 Md, sRn*-M-NG 
 Surpass', sW-Pa, sfi'-Pst, 
 
 sRi-Ps-NG 
 Surpass'able, sR 
 Surpassing, sR^ 
 Sur'plice, sR 2 -Pls 
 Sur'plice-fees, sR*-Pls- 
 
 Fz 
 
 Sur'plus, sRZ-Pls 
 Sur'plusage, sRS-Pls- J 
 Surpris'al, 6.R 1 - Prz - L 
 
 [sPrzi-L] 
 Surprise, sR'-Prz, sR 
 
 Prz - D, gRi - Prz - NO 
 
 [BPrzi, sPrzdi, sPrzi-NG] 
 Surpris'er, 
 
 [sPri-zBj 
 Surpris'ing, 
 
 [sPrz>-NG] 
 Surpris'ingly, sfii-Prz 
 
 NG1 [sPrz>-KGl] 
 Surrebut', sR^R-Bt 
 Surrebut'ter, sR*-R-Btr 
 Surrejoin', sR'-.R-Jn 
 Surrejoin'der, sfl 1 - R - 
 
 Jndr 
 Surren'der, sRndr 8 , 
 
 . 
 
 Surrenderee', sRnA 3 -R 
 Surren'deror, sTJndr'-R 
 Surren'dry, 
 
 Surrep'tion, 
 Surrepti'tious, eR*-?t- 
 
 SHs 
 Surreptitiously, sfi 3 -Pt- 
 
 SHs-Z, 
 Surrepti'tiousness, 
 
 Pt-SHs-Ns 
 Sur'rogate, sB 2 -Gt 
 Surround', s-Rnd 1 , e 
 
 Dd. sRnd'-NG 
 Surround'ings, 
 
 NGz 
 
 Sursol'id, sBsi-JS-D 
 Surtout', sR3-Tt 
 Surveil'lance, sR*-V-Lns 
 Surveil'lant, sR 2 -V-int 
 Survey', B.R2-V, sR-Vd, 
 
 sK^-V-NG 
 Sur'vey, sR2-V 
 Surveyal, eR* V-L 
 Survey'ing, SR2-V-NG 
 Surveyor, sR^-V-B 
 Survey'orship, sR 2 -V-B 
 
 :SH 
 
 Survival, sRi-V-Vl 
 Surviv'ance, sRi-V-Vns 
 Survive', sR l -V- V, sRi-V- 
 
 Vd. sRi-V-V-NG 
 Survivor, sRi-V-Vr 
 Burviv'orsllip, sB'-V-Vr 
 
 iSH 
 
 260 
 
 Susceptibility, 
 
 T 
 
 Suscep'tible-y, ssPt*-Bl 
 Suscep'tibleness, ssPt 2 - 
 
 Bl-Ns [IBs] 
 Suscep'tive, ssPtz-V 
 Susceptiv'ity, ssPt-V-T 
 Suscip'iency, ssPn'-s 
 Suscip'ient, ssPnt 3 
 Sus'citate, Ss^Tt 
 Suspect', ssPZ-Kt, ssPS-K 
 
 Td, ssP2-Kt-NG 
 Suspect'able, ssP-Kt-Bl 
 Suspect'edly, ssP 2 -K-Td- 
 
 Zr 
 
 Suspect'edness, ssP-K- 
 
 Td-Ns 
 
 Suspect'er, ssP*-Ktr 
 Suspect'ful, ssP z -Kt-Fl 
 Suspend', ssPnd 8 , ssPn*- 
 
 Dd, ssPnd*-NG 
 Suspend'er, ssPndr* 
 Suspend'ers, ssPndrz* 
 Suspense', ssPns 8 
 Suspensibil'ity. ssPns' 
 
 B-L-T(-Lt) 
 Suspens'ible, BsPns 2 -B 
 
 (-L) 
 Suspen'sion, ssP s -Nslin 
 
 [ssPn 2 ] 
 
 Suspen'sive, ssPns-V 
 Suspen'sory, 
 
 [ssP 2 -s.R] 
 Suspicion, 
 Suspi'cious, ssP 3 -SHs 
 Suspi'ciously, ssP s -SHs- 
 
 L 
 Suspi'ciousness, ssP'- 
 
 SHs-Ns 
 
 Suspi'ral, ssP'-Rl 
 Suspira'tion, ssP 2 -Rshn 
 Suspire', ssPi-B 
 Sustain', ssTn*, ssTnd 2 , 
 
 ssTn 2 -NG 
 
 Sustain'able, ssTn*-B(-L) 
 Sustain'er, ssT*-Nr 
 Sustain'ment, ssT' - N - 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Sus'tenance, ssTn*-Ns 
 Sustenta'tion, ssTn 2 - 
 
 Tshn 
 
 Susurra'tion, Ss s -Rshn 
 Sutler, sT 2 --B 
 Sut'ling, sT 2 -i-NG 
 Suttee', sT 
 Suttee'ism, sT'-zM 
 Sut'tle, 8Tl 
 Sut'ural-ly, sCH'-Rl 
 8uf ure, sCHr 
 Su'zeram, Sz^-Rn 
 Suzerainty, 8z 3 -R-N-T 
 Swab, sW'-B, sWi Bd, 
 
 sWi-B-NG 
 Swab'ber, sW'-Br 
 Swad'dle, eW-L, sWd'- 
 
 LA, sWd' ^-NG 
 Swad'dling-band, sWd'- 
 
 i-NG-Bnd 
 Swad'dling-cloth, sWd 1 
 
 SWE 
 
 Swag, sWi-G, sW'-Gd, 
 
 sW'-G-NG 
 Swage, 6\V*-J, sW 2 -Jd, 
 
 sW 2 -J-NG 
 Swage'-block, sWM-Bl- 
 
 K 
 Swag'ger, W^Gr, sWi- 
 
 Grd, sW>-Gr-NG 
 Swag'gerer, sW'-Gr-fi 
 Swag'gy, aWJ-G 
 Swain, sWn* 
 Swale, sW 2 -L 
 Swal'low, sW'- 
 
 sWi-/,-NG 
 Swal'low-tailed, 
 
 T-Ld 
 
 Swam, sW^-M 
 Swamp, sWi-M-P 
 
 Mt. sW'-M-P NG 
 Swam'py, sW^M- 
 Swan, sWn 1 
 Swan'pan, sWn'-Pn 
 Swawn's'-down, 
 
 Dn 
 
 Swan'-skin, sW-Ns-Kn 
 Swap, sWi-P, sWi-Pt, 
 
 sW-P-NG 
 Sward, sWrdi, sWr^Dd, 
 
 sWrd'-NG 
 Sward'y, sWr'-D 
 Swarm, sW^-M, sWr 1 - 
 
 Md. sWr'-M-NG 
 Swart, sWrt> 
 Swarth, sWr>-TH 
 Swarth'ily, sWr'-THl 
 Swarth'iness, sWr>-TH- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Swarth'y, s\Vr'-TH 
 Swash, sWi-SH, sWi-5fll, 
 
 sWJ-SH-NG 
 Swath, sW-TH 
 Swathe, sW-DH, sW- 
 
 DHd, sW^-DH-NG 
 Sway, sW 2 , sWd 2 , sW 2 -NG 
 Sweal, sW3-i, sW-id, 
 
 Swear, sWr 1 , sWri-NG 
 
 [sBi, sB'-NG] 
 Swear'er, sWr^B [sB 1 - 
 
 B] 
 Sweat, sWt sWs-Td, 
 
 sWt s -NG 
 Sweat'er, sWtr 2 
 Sweat'iness, sW-T-N8 
 Sweat'y, sW 2 -T, sWt*-B, 
 
 sW 2 -Tst 
 Swede, sWd 3 
 Swedenbor'gian, sWd 1 - 
 
 N-Br-Jn 
 Swedenbor'gianism, 
 
 sWdi-N-Br-J-zM 
 Swedge. See Swage. 
 Swed'ish, eW&-SH 
 Sweep, sW3-p, sWa.p-NG 
 Sweep'er, sW3-Pr 
 Sweep'ingly, sW-P-NGl 
 Sweep'ings, swa.p-NGz 
 Sweep'stakes, sW 3 - Ps- 
 
 T-Ks 
 Sweep'y, sW 3 -P 
 
SWE 
 
 Sweet, sWt 3 , sWtr 8 , sWt- 
 
 st 
 
 Sweef -bread, sWt 3 -Brd 
 Sweet'-brier, sWt 3 -Br-R 
 Sweet'-corn, sWt 8 -E.rn 
 Sweefen, sWt 8 -N, sWt>- 
 
 Nd, sWts-N-NG 
 Bweet'ener, sWt 3 -Nr 
 Sweet'-fern, sWt s -Frn 
 Bweet'-ftag, sWt 8 -Fl-G 
 Sweet'heart, sWt 3 -Hrt 
 Sweet'ing, sWt 3 -NG 
 Sweet'ish, sWt 3 -SJ2 
 Sweet'ly, B"Wt 3 -Z 
 Sweef meat, sWt 3 -Mt 
 Bweef ness, sWi'-Ns 
 Sweet'-oil, sWt s -Z 
 Sweet'-potato, sWt s -Pt-T 
 Sweet'-william, sWt 3 - 
 
 Wl-M 
 SweU, sW-Z, sW-id, 
 
 8W*-Z-NG 
 
 Bwell'ing, sW 2 -Z-NG 
 Swell'-mob, 8W2-Z-M-B 
 Swel'ter, sW-'-Ztr, sW2-Z- 
 
 Trd, sW2-Ztr-NG 
 Swept, sW-Pt 
 Swerve, 
 
 flvd, sW.Rv(') 
 Swift, sW 3 -F-T, sW-Ftr, 
 
 sW-F-Tst [sFt 3 , sFtr 8 , 
 
 sF 3 -Tst] 
 Swiftly, sW s -F-T-Z 
 
 [SFt s -Z] 
 
 Swift'ness, sW 8 -F-T-Ns 
 
 [sFta-Ns] 
 Swig, 8W3-G, 
 
 Swig'ger, sW-Gr 
 Swill, sWS-/,, sW 3 -Z,d, 
 
 Swill'er, sW 3 -Z-R 
 Swim, sW-M, sW 3 -M-NQ 
 Swim'mer, sW 8 -M-B 
 Swim'ming, sW 3 -M-NG 
 Swim'mingly, sW 3 - M - 
 
 NG1 
 Swin'dle, sWnd s - ~L, 
 
 sWnda-Ld, sWnd s -L-NG 
 Swin'dler, sWnd 3 -L-E 
 
 Swine, sWn 1 
 Swine'-pox, sWn 1 -P-Ks 
 Swing, sW-NG, sW 8 -NG- 
 
 NG 
 Swing'-bridge, sW-NG- 
 
 Br-J 
 
 Swinge, sWn s -J 
 Swinge'ing, sWn 8 - J-NG 
 Swin'gel, sWn-J-L 
 Swing'er, sW J -NGr 
 Swin'gle, sW 3 -NG-Gl, 
 
 BW 3 -NG-Gld, sW-NG-Gl. 
 
 NG [sW 3 -NGl, etc.] 
 Swin'gle-tree, sWs-NGl- 
 
 Tr 
 Swin'gling-knife, sW 8 - 
 
 NG1-NG-N-F 
 Swin'gling-tow, sW 8 - 
 
 NG1-NG-T 
 
 261 
 
 Swing'-tree, sW-NG-T. 
 Swin'ish, 8Wn-8H 
 Swin'ishly, sWn>-SH-Z 
 Swipe, sWJ-P 
 Swip'le, sW 3 -Pl 
 Swirl, sW2-l 
 Swiss, sWs 3 
 Switch, sW 8 -CH, sW-CHt, 
 
 8W3-CH-NG 
 Switch'-man, sW 3 -CH- 
 
 Mn 
 Switch'-tender, sW 3 -CH 
 
 STndr* 
 Swiv'el, sW 3 - VI, sW 3 Vld, 
 
 sW 3 -Vl-NG 
 
 Swob, sW^B. See Swab. 
 Swollen or Swoln, sW- 
 
 Zn 
 Swoon, sWn 3 , s\Vnd 3 , 
 
 sWn 3 -NG 
 Swoop, sW 3 -P, sW 3 -Pt, 
 
 sW 3 -P-NG 
 Swop, sW l -P 
 Sword, sKd2 
 Sword'-belt, sRd z -B-Lt 
 Sword'-blade, sBd^-Bld 
 Sword'-cane, sKd 2 -Kn 
 Sword'ed, s z -Dd 
 Sword'-fish, &Rdfl-^-SH 
 Sword'-knot, sRd 2 -Nt 
 Sword'-player, sRd-Pl- 
 
 R 
 
 Swords'man, sRdz3-Mn 
 Swore, sWr [ S RJ] 
 Sworn, sWrn* [sRn z ] 
 Swound, sWnd 1 
 Swum, sW2-M 
 Swung, 8W2-NG 
 Syb'arite, sB 3 -A;t 
 Sybarit'ic, sB 3 -fit-K 
 Sybarit/ical, sB 3 -Bt-Kl 
 Syc'amine, sK^Mn 
 Syc'amore, sK 8 -Mr 
 Sycee', sS 3 
 
 Sycee'-silver, sSs 8 -Z-Vr 
 Syc'ophancy, sK-Fn 8 -8 
 Syc'ophant, sK-Fnt 8 
 Sycophant'ic, sK-Fnt'-K 
 Sycophant'ical, sK-Fnti- 
 
 Kl 
 Syc'ophantize, sK-Fnt 8 - 
 
 z 
 
 Syc'ophantry, sK-Fnt 3 -/2 
 Syenite, S^Nt 
 Syenit'ic, S 3 -Nt-K 
 Syllab'ic, sZ-B-K 
 Syllab'ical-ly, sZi-B-Kl 
 Syllabicate, sZ^B-Kt, 
 
 sZ-B-K-Td, sZi-B-Kt-NG 
 Sy llabica'tion, sZ* B - 
 
 Eshn 
 Syllabiflca'tion, sZ-Bf- 
 
 Kshn 
 Syllab'ify, sZ>-B-F. sZ'- 
 
 B-Fd, sZi-B-F NG 
 Syllable, sZ 8 -Bl 
 Syl'labub, sZS-B-B 
 Syl'labus, eZ 3 -Bs 
 Syllep'sis, s^s-Pss 
 Syllep'tic, sZ'-Pt-K. 
 
 SYN 
 
 Syllep'tical, sZ 3 -Pt-Kl 
 Syl'logism, sL 3 -J-zM 
 Syllogis'tic, sL^-J-sT-K 
 Syllogis'tical-ly, sZ J -J. 
 
 sT-Kl 
 Syllogize, sL 3 -Jz, sZS- 
 
 Jzd, sZ3-Jz-NG 
 Sylph, sZ 3 -F 
 Sylph'id, sZ 3 -Fd 
 Syl'va, sZ 8 -V 
 Syl'van, sZ 3 -Vn 
 Sym'bol, sM-Bl 3 
 Symbol'ic, sM-Bl'-K 
 Symbol'ical-ly, siI-Bl- 
 
 Kl 
 
 Symbolics, sM-Bli-Ks 
 Sym'bolism, sM-lil 3 -zM 
 Symboliza'tion, sJI. 
 
 BlzsAra* 
 Sym'bolize, sM-Elz'. all. 
 
 Blzd 3 , sM-Blz3.N(T 
 Symbol'ogy, sM-Bl'-J 
 Symmet'rical-ly, siltr 2 
 
 Kl 
 Sym'metrize, sM-Trz 3 , 
 
 sM-Trzd 3 , sM-Trz-NG 
 Sym'metry, sM-Tr 8 
 Sympathetic, sM-ps, 
 
 TH-T-K [sM-TH 2 -T-K] 
 Sympathet'ical-ly, sM- 
 
 P*-THt-Kl [sM-THt= Ki] 
 Sym'pathize, sil-P 3 - 
 
 THz, sM-pa-THzd, sM- 
 
 ps-THz-NG [sM-THz 8 
 
 sM-THzd 3 . sM-THzS-NG] 
 Sym'pathy, sM-P 3 -T5 
 
 [sM-TH 3 ] 
 Sympho'nious, sM-F*. 
 
 Ns 
 
 Sym'phony, sM-F 3 -K 
 Sym'physis, sM-Fss 3 
 Sympiesom'eter, 
 
 sMtr 
 
 Sympo'siac, sM-P^-zK 
 Sympo'sium, sM-P*-zM 
 Symp'tom, sMt 3 -M 
 Symptomatic, sMt 1 - 
 
 Mt-K 
 Symptomatlcal-ly, 
 
 8Mt>-Mt-Kl 
 Synser'esis, sN-Rss a 
 Synagoglcal, sN-G-Ji-Kl 
 Syn'agogue, sN 3 -G-G 
 Synale'pha, sN-Z 3 -F 
 Syn'archy, sN*-R-K 
 Synarthro'sis, sN R a - 
 
 THrss 
 
 Syn'chronal, sNG 3 -Kr-Nl 
 Synchronlcal, sN'-Kr- 
 
 N-K1 
 Syn'chronism, sNG 3 -Kr- 
 
 Nz-M 
 Syn'chronize, sNG 3 -Kr- 
 
 Nz, sNG 8 -Kr-Nzd, sNG 8 - 
 
 Kr-Nz-NG 
 Synchronous, sNG-Kr- 
 
 Ns 
 Syn'copate, sXG-K-Pt 3 , 
 
 sNG-K-P a -Td, 
 
 Pt(-) 8 
 
SYN 
 
 262 
 
 TAI 
 
 Bynoopa'tion, sNG-K- 
 
 
 Ta'ble-d'hote (ta'bl-dotl 
 
 Pshn ! 
 
 
 T'-Bl-Dt 
 
 Syn'cope, sNG-K-ps 
 
 
 Ta'ble-land, T 2 -Bl-Znd 
 
 Byn'copize, sNG-K-Pz 
 Syn'cretism, sXG-Kr-T3- 
 
 . 
 
 Ta'ble-spoon, T^-Bls-Pn 
 Ta'ble-spoonful, T--Bla. 
 
 zM 
 
 
 Pn-F-L 
 
 Syn'dic, sN-D3-K 
 
 
 Ta'ble-spoonfuls, T*- 
 
 Byn'dicate, 'sN - D - Kt 
 
 ,T, the twentieth letter of 
 
 Bls-Pn-F-Lz 
 
 (sNd'-Kt) 
 
 the Alphabet, has the sound 
 
 Tab'let, T'-Blt 
 
 Byn'drome, sN-Di-a-M 
 
 of T in tie, toy. ma<, etc. 
 
 Ta'ble-talk, T'-Bl-T-K 
 
 Synec'doche, sN-K-D 2 -K 
 
 Tt usually has the sound 
 
 Ta'ble-tipping, T*-B1-T- 
 
 Synecdoch'ical-ly, sN- 
 
 of single t, as in matted, 
 
 P-NG 
 
 K-D 1 K-K1 
 
 peiied, etc. 
 
 Ta'ble-turning, T^-Bl-T- 
 
 Syn'od, sN-D 
 
 Th is a digraph that is 
 
 Jfta-NG 
 
 Syn'odal, sN-DS-L 
 
 employed in the ordinary 
 
 Ta'bling, T 2 -B1-NG 
 
 Synod'ic, sN-Di-K 
 
 orthography to represent 
 
 Taboo', T3-B, T 3 -Bd, T- 
 
 Synod'ical-ly, sN-D^Ki 
 
 the two simple consonant 
 
 B-NG 
 
 Byn'onym, sNn 3 -M 
 
 sounds heard at the begin- 
 
 Ta'bor, T Br 
 
 Synonym'ic, sNn 3 -M-K 
 
 ning of the words thigh 
 
 Tab'oret, T'-B-tft 
 
 Synon'ymist, sNn'-Mst 
 
 and thy. The difference 
 
 Tab'orine, T'-B-Kn 
 
 Synon'ymize, sNn^Mz, 
 
 between these two sounds 
 
 Tab'ouret, T l -B-^t 
 
 sNn'-Mzd, sNn^Mz-NG 
 
 of th is exactly the same 
 
 Tab'ret, Ti-Brt 
 
 Synon'ymous, sNnJ-Ms 
 
 as the difference between 
 
 Tab'ular, T ] -B-i-R 
 
 Synon'ymously, sNn- 
 
 the sounds of/ and v, of * 
 
 Tab'ulate, Ti-B-/,t, Ti-B- 
 
 Us-Li 
 
 and z, etc. In Anglo-saxon 
 
 i-Td, Ti-B-it-NG 
 
 Synon'ymy, sNnJ-M 
 
 each of these sounds had a 
 
 Tac'amahac, T'-K-M-H- 
 
 Synop'sis, sN-Pss 1 
 
 letter of its own. 
 
 K 
 
 Synop'tic, sN-Pt l -K 
 
 Ti, following an accented 
 
 Tacarnahac'a, T>-K-M- 
 
 Synop'tical-ly, sN-Pti- 
 
 syllable not ending with 
 
 H-K 
 
 El 
 
 an s-sound, generally has 
 
 Tachom'eter, T^K-Mtr 
 
 Syno'via, sN-V* 
 
 the sound of SH, as in sta- 
 
 Tachygraph'ic, T 1 - K - 
 
 Byno'vial, sN-V^-L 
 
 tion, patient, etc. But if 
 
 Grf-K 
 
 Syntac'tic, sNt-K-TVK 
 
 an *-sound precedes the ti. 
 
 Tachyg'raphy, T 3 - K - 
 
 Syntactical, sNt'-Kt-Kl 
 
 the two letters take the 
 
 Gr-F 
 
 Syn'tax, sNt^-Ks 
 
 sound of ch, as in question. 
 
 Tac'it, Ts'-T 
 
 Syn'thesis, sN-THss 8 
 
 T is silent in the termina- 
 
 Tac'itly, Ts'-T-i 
 
 Synthet'ic, sN-TB>T-K 
 
 tion ten and tie after* and 
 
 Tac'iturn, T'-sTrn 
 
 Synthet'ical-ly, sX-THt" 
 
 /, as in fasten, hasten, 
 
 Taciturn'ity, T 2 -sTr-N-T 
 
 -Kl 
 
 castle, often, soften, etc. II 
 
 Tack, Ti-K, Ti-Kt, T-K. 
 
 Syph'ilis, sF'-Ls 
 
 is also silent in chestnut. 
 
 NG 
 
 Syphilif ic, sF^-i-T-K 
 
 Christmas, mortgage, etc. 
 
 Tack'le, TJ-K1, T'-Kld, 
 
 Sy'phon, sFni 
 
 Tab, T'-B 
 
 Ti-Kl-NG 
 
 Sy'ren, sBn' 
 
 Tab'ard, T>-Brd 
 
 Tack'lmg, T'-Kl-NG 
 
 Syr'iac, sK-K 
 
 Tab'arder, Ti-Brd-R 
 
 Tact, T^Kt 
 
 Syr'ian, sRn* 
 
 Tabasheei", T3.B-SHr 
 
 Tac'tic, T-K-T-K 
 
 Syrin'ga, s3.NG-G 
 
 Tab'by, T>-B, Ti-Bd, Ti- 
 
 Tac'tical-ly, T>-Kt-Kl 
 
 Syr'inge, sRns.j. S Rn-Jd, 
 
 B-NG 
 
 Tacti'cian, T 3 -K-Tshn 
 
 sRn^-NG 
 
 Tabefac'tion, Ti-Bf-Kshn 
 
 Tac'tics, T'-K-T-Ks 
 
 Syingot'omy, sfin'-Gt-M 
 
 Tab'efy, Ti-B-F, H-B-Fd. 
 
 Tac'tile, T'-Kt-L 
 
 Syr'tis, sK-'-Ts 
 
 Ti-B-F-NG 
 
 Tactil'ity, TS-Kt-L-T 
 
 Syr'up, sIP-P 
 
 TaVernacle, Ti-Br-N-Kl, 
 
 Tac'tion, T'-Kshn 
 
 Sys'tem, ssT-M [ssT] 
 
 TI Br-N-Kld, T-Br-N- 
 
 Tact'less, Ti-Kt-Ls 
 
 Bystemaf ic, ssTi-Mt-K 
 
 Kl-NG 
 
 Tact'ual, Ti-Kt-L 
 
 Systemat'ical-ly, ssT'- 
 
 Tabernac'ular, T^Br-N- 
 
 Tad'pole, T'-D-Pl 
 
 Mt-Kl 
 
 Kl-R 
 
 Tse'dium, T-D-5I (Td-M) 
 
 Sys'tematist, ssT^-M-Tst 
 
 Ta'bes, T-Bz. 
 
 Ta'en, Tn 
 
 Sys'tematize, ssT^-M-Tz. 
 
 Tab'id, T>-Bd 
 
 Taf'ferel, T'-Fr-L 
 
 ssT 3 -M-Tzd, ssT^-M-Tz- 
 
 Tab'idly, Ti-Bd- 
 
 Taffeta, Tfi-T 
 
 NG r-Mtz-NG) 
 
 Tab'idness, T'-Bd-Ns 
 
 Taf fety, Tf i-T 
 
 Sys'tematizer, ssTS-M-T- 
 
 Tab'lature, Ti-Bltr 
 
 TaflPrail, Tf -S-L 
 
 zB 
 
 Ta'ble, T 2 -B1, T 2 -Bld, T s - 
 
 Taffy, Ti-F 
 
 Systemiza'tion, ssT*- 
 
 Bl-NG 
 
 Tag. T'-G, T'-Gd, Tl-G-NG. 
 
 Mzs/m 
 
 Tableau', T Z -B1 
 
 Tagl'ia, Ti-L 
 
 Sys'temize, ssT^ - Mz, 
 
 Tableaux', T*-Bls 
 
 Tag'-rag, Ti-G-S-G 
 
 ssT3-Mzd, ssT'-Mz-NG 
 
 Ta'ble-beer, T 2 -Bl-Br 
 
 Tail, T 2 -L 
 
 Sys'temizer, ssT^-Mz-B 
 
 Ta'ble-book, T-B1-B-K 
 
 Tail'age, T 2 -L-J 
 
 Sys'tole, Ss*-T-L 
 
 Ta'bled, T^-Bld 
 
 Tail'less, T^-L-Ls 
 
 Systol'ic, Ss'-T-i-K 
 
 Ta'ble-cloth, T3-B1-K1- 
 
 Tai'lor, T=--R, Ta-i-Sd, 
 
 Bys'tyle, SgS-T-L 
 
 TH 
 
 T s -i-R-NG 
 
 Byz'ygy, SzM 
 
 Ta'ble-cover, T-Bl-Kv-B 
 
 Tai'loress, T*-L-Ra 
 
TAI 
 
 Tail'-piece, l^L-fa 
 Tail'-race, 1*-L-Ra 
 Taint, Tnt, Tn*-Td, Tnt*- 
 
 NG 
 
 Taint'er, Tntr* 
 Tainf less, Tnt'-Ls 
 Taint'ure, T-N-CHr (or 
 
 Tntr) 
 
 Take, T K, Ta-K-NG 
 Tak'en, T^-Kn 
 Take'-off, T^-Kf 
 Tak'er, T-Kr 
 Tak'ing, T^-K-NO 
 Tak'ingness, T-K-NG-Ns 
 Tal'bot, Ti-i-Bt 
 Tal'botype, 
 Talc, T'-L-K 
 Talck'y, Ti- 
 Talcose', 
 Talc'ous, Ti-L-Ks 
 Tale, T 2 -L 
 
 Tale'-bearer, T 2 -L-B-Rr 
 Tale'-bearing, 1*-L-B-R- 
 
 NG 
 
 Tale'ful, T2-L-F1 
 Tal'ent, T'-Lnt 
 Tal'ented, Ti-Z,-N-Td 
 Ta'les, T2-Lz 
 Tales'man, T 2 -z-Mn 
 Tale'teller, T 2 -Z,-T-i-E 
 Tal'isman, T^Z-z-Mn 
 Talisman'ic, T-iz-M- 
 
 N-K 
 Talisman'ical, l^-Z/z-M- 
 
 N-K1 
 Talk, Ti-K, Ti-Kt, T'-K- 
 
 NG 
 
 Talk'ative, T'-K-Tv 
 Talk'ativeness, T-K-Tv- 
 
 Ns [Ti-KtiVs] 
 Talk'er, T"-Kr 
 Tall, Ti-L. T'-Z,-B, Ti-Z,st 
 Tal'lage, T>-^-J 
 Tal'liage, T l -i-J 
 Tall'ness, Ti-i- 
 Tal'low, T 1 -^, Ti-LA, T>- 
 
 t-NG 
 Tal'low-chandler, Ti-i- 
 
 CH-N-D L-E 
 
 Tal'low-faced, Ti-L-Fst 
 Tal'lowish, Ti-L-SH 
 Tal'lowy, T'-Z/ 
 Tal'ly, Ti-L, T l -i-D (-id), 
 
 T'-L-NG 
 
 Tal'lyho, T'-i-H 
 Tallyman, T---Mn 
 Tal'ly-shop, Ti-i-SH-P 
 Tal'ma, T'-L-M 
 Tal'mud, Ti-L-Md 
 Talmud'ic, T-L-Md-K 
 Talmud'ical, T2-i-Md-Kl 
 Tal'mudist, Ti-i-M-Dst 
 Talmudist'ic, T a -i-M- 
 
 Dst-K 
 
 Tal'on, Ti-Zn 
 Ta'lus, T2-ia 
 Tam'able, T-M-B1 
 Tam'ableness, T 2 -M-B1- 
 
 Ns [IBs] 
 Tam'arack, T'-M-B-K 
 
 263 
 
 Tam'arind, Ti- 
 Tam'arisk, T>-M-fl8-K 
 Tam'bac, T'-M-B-K 
 Tam'bour, T'-M-Br 
 Tambourine', T'-M-Brn 
 Tame, (a.) T-M, T^-M-B, 
 
 T*-Mst 
 Tame, (.) T-M, T-Md, 
 
 T 2 -M-NG 
 
 Tame'ly, T^-M-i 
 Tame'ness, T^-M-Ns 
 Tam'er, T z M-R 
 Tam'is, Ti-Ms 
 Tam'my. Ti-M 
 Tamp, Ti M-P 
 Tam'per, T> M-Pr. T"-M- 
 
 Prd, T-M-Pr-NG 
 Tam'pion, T'-M-Pn 
 Tan, Tni, Tnd', Tni-NG 
 Tan'dem, Tni-D-M 
 Tang, T-NG 
 Tan'gency, Tn>-J-N-8 
 Tan'gent, Tn'-Jnt 
 Tangen'tial, Tn 2 -J-N-SHl 
 Tangen'tially, Tn-J-N- 
 
 SHl 
 
 Tangibil'ity, Tn3-J-Blt 
 Tan'gible-y, Tni-J-Bl 
 Tan'gibleness, Tn^J-Bl- 
 
 Na [:Bs] 
 Tan'gle, H-NG-Gl, T'- 
 
 NG-Gld, T'-NG-Gl-NG 
 
 [T>-NG1, etc.] 
 Tan'gram, Ti-N-Gr-M 
 Tank, T-NG-K 
 Tank'ard, T'-NG-Krd 
 Tan'ner, T>-Nr 
 Tan'ery, T'-Nr 
 Tan'nic, Ti-N-K 
 Tan'nin, T>-Nn 
 Tan'sy, T-N-Z 
 Tan'talism, Tn'-T-z-M 
 Tantaliza'tion, Tn-T- 
 
 Lzshn 
 
 Tan'talize, Tni-T-Zz 
 Tan'talizer, Tn J -T-Xz.B 
 Tan'tamount, Tni-T-Mnt 
 Tantiv'y or Tan'tivy, 
 
 Tnt3ori-V 
 
 Tan'trum, T'-N-Tr-M 
 Tan'-yard, Tni-Yd 
 Tap, Ti-P, T'-Pt, T-P-NG 
 Tape, T2-P 
 Ta'per, T-Pr, T-Prd, T 
 
 Pr-NG 
 
 Ta'perness, T^-Pr-Ns 
 Tap'estry, Ti-P-sTr 
 Tape'-worm, T^-P-Wr-M 
 Tap'-house, T>-P-Hs 
 Tapio'ca, T-P-K 
 Ta'pir, T'-Pr 
 Ta'pis, T'-Ps 
 Tapis', T*-P 
 Tap'pet, T>-Pt 
 Tap'-root, T ] -P-fit 
 Tap'ster, T'-Pstr 
 Tar, T'-R. T-Bd, 
 Taranf ula, T l -Rnt-i 
 Tar'dily, T^-R-D-L 
 Tar'diness, 
 
 TAT 
 
 Tar'dy, T'-JB-D, Ti-R-Dr, 
 
 T-K-Dst 
 Tare, T'-R 
 Tar'get, Tri-Gt 
 Targeteer', 
 Tar'gum, Tr'-G-M 
 Tar'iff, T'-f 
 ffar'latan, Tr'-L-Tn 
 Tarn, T' .Rn 
 Tar'nish, T'-TJn SH. T 1 - 
 
 Kn-SHt, Ti-n-SH-NG 
 Tarpau'lin, T^-R-P-Ln 
 Tar'ragon, T l -R-Gu 
 Tar'ras, T'-Ks 
 Tar'riance, T ! -Rns 
 Tar'ry, T'-R, Ti-R-D, T"- 
 
 R-NG 
 
 Tar'ry (tar'ry), T J -R 
 Tar'sus, T l -Rsa 
 Tart, T'-Rt 
 Tar'tan, T'-R Tn 
 Tar'tar, T'-Rtr 
 Tarta'rean, T"-R-T-Rn 
 Tarta'reous, T 2 -R-T-Rs 
 Tartar'ic, T'-R-T-R-K 
 
 (Trt'-R-K) 
 Tartar'ic-acid, Trti-R- 
 
 Ks-D 
 Tartariza'tion, T=-R-T- 
 
 Rzshn (Trt^-R/sftra) 
 Tar'tarize, Ti-R-T-Rz, 
 
 T'-R-T-Rzd, T'-R-T-Rz- 
 
 NG(Trti-Rz,etc.) 
 Tar'tarous, T'-R T-Rs 
 Tart'ish, T'-Rt-SH 
 Tar'tarus, Ti-R T-Rs 
 Tart'ly, T'-Rt-L 
 Tart'ness, T'-Rt-Na 
 Tar'trate, T'-R-Trt 
 Tartuffe', T 3 -R-Tf 
 Tar'-water, T'-R-Wtr 
 Task, T'-sK, Ti-sKt, T>- 
 
 sK-NG 
 
 Task'er, T'-sKr 
 Task'-master, T 1 - sK - 
 
 Mstr 
 Tas'sel, Tsi-L, Tsi-Ld, 
 
 Ts'-L-NG 
 Tas'ses, Tss 1 
 Tast'able, TsVT-Bl 
 Taste, Tst 2 , Ts 2 -Td. Tsts- 
 
 NG. These outlines 
 
 should never be vocalized 
 
 by the reporter, while the 
 
 outlines for Test, etc., 
 
 should always have the 
 
 vowel e inserted. 
 Taste' ful-ly, Ts"-Fl 
 Taste'fulness, Ts^-Fl-Ns 
 Taste'-less, Ttf-T-La 
 Taste'lessness, Ts a -T-is- 
 
 Ns [Tst'i^s] 
 Tast'er, Tstr^. See Tester. 
 Tast'ily, Ts2-T- 
 Tast'y, TsS-T, Ts^-T-B, 
 
 Ts2-Tst 
 Tat'ter, Ttri 
 Tatterdemal'ion, T 1 - 
 
 Trd-M-n 
 Tat'ting, T-T-NG (Tt(-)1 
 
TAT 
 
 9, T1-T1, 
 
 TI-NG 
 Tat'tler, T'-Tl-B 
 Tattoo', T-T, T 3 -T-D, 
 
 T'-T-NG 
 Taught, Tt 
 Taunt, Tnti, Tn'-Td, 
 
 Tnti-NG 
 Taunt'er, Tntr 1 
 Taunt'ingly, Tnt'-NG-L 
 Tau'rifonn, T^fl-F-B-M 
 Tau'rine, T'-fin 
 Tau'rus, T l -Rs 
 Taut, Tti 
 Tautog', T'-T-G 
 Tautolog'ic, W-L-J-K 
 Tautolog'ical, Tti-,-j-Kl 
 Tautol'ogist, Tt'-L-Jst 
 Tautol'ogize, Tti--Jz, 
 
 Tti-L-Jzd, Tti-i-Jz-NG 
 Tautology, W-L-J 
 Tautophon'ical, T'-Tf- 
 
 N-K1 
 
 Tautoph'ony, T'-Tf-N 
 Tavern, TV-fin 
 Taverner, Tv'-Rn-R 
 Tavern-keeper, Tv>-JZn- 
 
 K-Pr 
 
 Tav'erning, Tvi-fin-NG 
 Taw, T 1 , Ti-D, Ti-NG 
 Tawdrily, T^-Di-L 
 Taw'driness, Ti-Dr-Ns 
 Tawdry, Ti-Dr, T-Dr-B, 
 
 Ti-Drst 
 Tawer, TJ-B 
 Tawny, T'-N, T'-N-B, 
 
 T'-Nst 
 Tax, Ti-Ks, Ti-Kst, T-Ks- 
 
 NG 
 
 Tax'able-y, T'-Ks-Bl 
 Taxa'tion, T*-E.sshn 
 Tax'er, T^K-sB 
 Taxider'mic, T^K-sDr- 
 
 M-K 
 Tax'idermist, Ti-K-sDr- 
 
 Mst 
 
 Tax'idermy, Ti-K-sDr-M 
 Taxon'omy, Ti-Ks-N-M 
 Tea, T 3 
 
 Tea'-board, T 3 -Brd 
 Tea'-caddy, T3-K-D 
 Tea'-cake, T 3 -K-K 
 Tea'-canister, T 3 -Knstr 
 Teach, T 3 CH, T-CH-NG 
 Teach'ab.le, T 3 -CH-B1 
 Teach'ableness, T 3 -CH- 
 
 Bl-Ns [IBs] 
 Teach'er, T 3 CHr 
 Tea'-chest, T-CHpt 
 Teach'ing, T 3 -CH-NG 
 Tea'-cup, T 3 -K-P 
 Teague, T 3 -G 
 Teak, T 3 -K 
 Tea' -kettle, T 3 -K-T1 
 Teal, T-L 
 Team. T 3 -M 
 Team'ing, T^M-NG 
 Team'ster, T 3 -Mstr 
 Tea'-pot, T 3 -Pt 
 Tear, TS-B 
 
 264 
 
 Tear, Ti-B. 
 Tear'er, H-Br 
 Tear'ful-ly, T-B-F1 
 Tear'less, T 3 -B-Z,s 
 Tease, Tz 3 , Tzd 3 , Tz*-NG 
 Teasel, Tz-L, Tz-Ld, 
 
 Tz'-LNG 
 Teas'er, T3-zR 
 Tea'-spoon, T 3 -sPn 
 Teat, Tt 
 
 Tea'-table, T3-T-B1 
 Tea'-urn, T 3 -Rn 
 Tech'ily, T 2 -CH-i 
 Tech'iness, T^-CH-Ks 
 Tech'nic, TS-K-N-K 
 Tech'nical-ly, TS-K-N- 
 
 Kl 
 Technical'ity, T>-K-N- 
 
 K1T 
 Tech'nicalness, T^-K-N- 
 
 Kl-Ns 
 
 Tech'nics, T^K-N-Ks 
 Technolog'ic, 
 
 J-K 
 Cechnolog'ical, Ti-K-Nl- 
 
 J-K1 
 Technol'ogist, T^K-Nl- 
 
 Jst 
 
 Technology, T^K-Nl-J 
 Tech'y, T*-CH 
 Tecton'ic, Ti-Kt-N-K 
 Ted, T2-D, T-Dd, T2-D- 
 
 NG 
 
 Ted'der, T-Dr 
 Te De'um, T^-D-M 'Td 1 - 
 
 M) 
 
 Te'dious, T'-Ds 
 Te'diously, T^-D-si 
 Te'diousness, T 3 -Ds-Ns 
 Te'dium, T-D-M (Td 3 -M) 
 Teem, T 3 -M, T 3 -Md, T 3 - 
 
 M-NG 
 
 Teem'er, T J -M-B 
 Teem'ful, T 3 -M-F1 
 Teem'less, T 3 -M-Zs 
 Teens, Tnz 3 
 Teeth, T 3 -TH 
 Teeth, T 3 -DH, T-DHd, 
 
 T 3 -DH-NG 
 Teeto'tal. Tt-Tl 
 Teeto'taler, Tt^-Tl-B 
 Teeto'talism, Tt 2 -Tl-zM 
 Teeto'tum, T S -T-T-M (T 2 
 
 ITt-M) 
 
 Teg'ular, T^-Gl-B 
 Teg'ument, T^-G-Mnt 
 Tegument'ary, T*-G- 
 
 Mnt-B 
 Tehee', T-H, T 3 -Hd, T 3 - 
 
 H-NG 
 Teil, T 3 -L 
 Teil'-tree, T'-i-Tr 
 Tel'ary, f s -L-R 
 Tel'egram, Tls-Gr-M 
 Tel'egraph, Tl Gr^ Tl- 
 
 Grft. Tl'-Grf-NG 
 Tel'egrapher, Tl*-Gr-Fr 
 Telegraph'ic, TU-Grf-K 
 Telegraph'ical-ly, Tl 1 - 
 
 Gr-F-Kl 
 
 TEM 
 
 Teleg'raphist or Tel- 
 egraphist, Tl 2 -Gr-Fst 
 Teleg'raphy, Tl'-Gr-F 
 Teleol'ogy, T'-i-i-j 
 Telephon'ic, Ti-^-Fn-K 
 Tel'escope, Tl s sK P 
 Telescop'ic, Tl'-sK-P-K 
 Telescop'ical-ly, Tli-sK- 
 
 P-K1 
 
 Tel'esm, T=-Lz-M 
 Telesmat'ic, T>-Lz-Mt-K 
 Teies'tich, T^-is-T-K 
 Tel'ic, Tt-L-K. 
 Tell, T2-L, T2-L-NG (Tl*, 
 
 TK-) 2 ) 
 
 Tell'er, T--B 
 Tell'-tale, T 2 -L-T-L 
 Tel'lural, T 2 L-Rl 
 Tellu'ric, T 3 L R-K 
 Tellu'rion, T*-L-Rn 
 Tellu'rium, T 3 -i-R-M 
 Tel'otype, T 2 L T-P 
 Temera'rious, T^-M-fi-Ks 
 Temer'ity, T^-^i-R-T 
 Tem'per, T 2 (-M)-Pr. T* 
 
 (-M)-Prd. T 2 (-M)-Pr-NG 
 Tem'perament, T 2 ( M)- 
 
 Pr-Mnt 
 Temperament'al-ly, T= 
 
 (-M) PriMnt 
 Tem'perance, T=(-M)- 
 
 Prns 
 
 Tem'perate, T 2 (-M)-Prt 
 Tem'perately, T 2 (-M)- 
 
 Prt- 
 Tem'perateness, T=(-M)- 
 
 Prt-Ms 
 Tem'perature, T=(-M)- 
 
 Prtr 
 
 Tem'pest, T 2 M-Pst 
 Tem'pest-tossed, T l -M- 
 
 Ps-Tst 
 Tempest'uous, T-M-Ps- 
 
 CHs 
 Tempest'uously, T J -M- 
 
 Ps-CH sL 
 Tempest'uousness, T*- 
 
 M-Ps CHs-Ns 
 Tem'plar, T 2 -M-P1 B 
 Tem'plate, T 2 M-PH 
 Tem'ple, T 2 M PI 
 Tem'plet, T 2 -M-Plt 
 Tem'poral. TMl-Pr-L 
 Temporal'ities, Ti-M- 
 
 Pr-i-Tz 
 Temporality, T>-M-Pr- 
 
 L-T 
 
 Tem'porally, T 2 -M-Pr- 
 Tem'porals. T^-M-Pr-Lz 
 Tem'porarily, T J -M-Pr- 
 
 Rl 
 Tem'porariness, T J -M- 
 
 Pr-K-Ns 
 
 Tem'porary, T 2 -M-Pr-fi 
 Temporiza'tion, T 2 -M- 
 
 Przshn 
 Tem'porize, T 2 -M-Prz, 
 
 T*-M-Przd, T 2 -M-Prz-NG 
 Tem'porizer, T--M-Pr- 
 
 zR 
 
TEM 
 
 Tempi/able, T*-Mt-Bl 
 Tempt, T-Mt, T-M-Td, 
 
 T a -MtC) 
 
 Tempta'tion, T*-M-Tshn 
 Tempt'er, T-Mtr 
 Tempt'ing, T-Mt(-) 
 Tempt'ingly, T^-Mt-NGl 
 Tempt'ingness, T--Mt- 
 
 NG-Ns 
 
 Tempt'ress, T 2 -M-Trs 
 Ten, Tn" (10) 
 Ten'able, T 2 -N-B1. See 
 
 Attainable. 
 Ten'ableness, T 2 -N-B1- 
 
 Ns [IBs] 
 
 Tena'cious, T-N-SHs 
 Tena'ciously, T 2 - N - 
 
 SHs-Z, 
 Tena'ciousness, TS-N- 
 
 SHs-Ns 
 
 Tenac'ity, Ti-Ns-T 
 Ten'ancy, Tn^-N-S 
 Ten'ant, Tn 2 -Nt, Tn 2 -N- 
 
 Td, Tn-Nt-NG 
 Ten'antable, Tn 2 -Nt-Bl 
 Ten'antless, Tn-Nt-Ls 
 Ten'antry, Tn^-N-Tr 
 Tench, T2-N-CH 
 Tend, Tnd 2 , Tn*-Dd, 
 
 Tnd* NG 
 
 Tend'ance, Tnd 2 -Ns 
 Tend'ency, Tnd^-N-S 
 Tend'er, (i>.) Tndr s ,Tnd 2 - 
 
 Rd, Tndr-NG 
 Ten'der,(a.) Tndr 2 , Tndr 2 - 
 
 R, Tndr-St 
 Ten'der-hearted, Tndr 2 
 
 !Hr-Td 2 
 
 Ten'derling, Tndr'-L-NG 
 Ten'derloin, Tndr-Ln 
 Ten'derly, Tndr 2 -L 
 Ten'derness, Tndr^-Ns 
 Ten'ders, Tndrz* 
 Ten'dinous, Tn^-D-Ns 
 Ten'don. Tn 2 -Dn 
 Ten'dril, T 2 -N-Dr-L 
 Tend'some, Tn 2 -D-sM 
 Tene'brious, T-N-Brs 
 Ten'ebrous, T-N-Brs 
 Ten'ement, T^-N-Mnt 
 Tenement'al, Tn J i Mnt 
 Ten'ement-house, T-N- 
 
 Mnt-Hs 
 
 Ten'et, T N-T 
 Ten'fold, Tn-F-Ld 
 Ten'nis, T*-Ns 
 Ten'on, Tn 2 -N 
 Ten'on-saw, Tn'-N-S 
 Ten'or. T 2 -Nr 
 Ten'-pms, Tn z -Pnz 
 Tense, Tns^ 
 Tense'ly, T 2 -Ns-L 
 Tense'ness, T s -Na-Ns 
 Tensibil'ity, T'-Ns-B-it 
 Ten'sible, T"-Ns-B(-L) 
 Ten'sile, T-Ns-L 
 Ten'sion, T'-Nshn 
 Ten'sity, T'-Ns-T 
 Ten'sive, T'-Ns-T 
 Ten'sor, T-Ns-B 
 
 12 
 
 265 
 
 Tent, Tnt 
 Ten'tacle, Tn-T-Kl 
 Tentac'ular, Tni-T-Kl-R 
 Tenta'tion, Tn'-Tshn 
 Ten'tative, Tnt-Tv 
 Tent'ed, Tn^-Td 
 Ten'ter, Tntr 
 Ten'ter-hook, TntrtH 3 
 
 K 
 
 Tenth, Tn*-TH (10TH) 
 Tenth'ly, Tn 2 -TH-Z 
 
 (10TH-.L) 
 Tenu'ity, T 8 -N-T 
 Ten'uous, T-N-S 
 Ten'ure, T 2 -K-R 
 Tepefac'tion, Ti-Pf-Kshn 
 Tep'efy, T 2 -P-F, T a -P-Fd, 
 
 T2-P-F-NG 
 Tep'id, T-Pd 
 Tepid'ity, T^-Pd-T 
 Tep'idness, T-Pd-Ns 
 Te'por, T 3 -Pr 
 Ter'aph, ?*-Rt 
 Ter'aphim, T*--F-M 
 Teratol'ogy, T>-fit-Z-J 
 Terce, T*-Rs 
 Terce'-major, T 2 -Rs-M- 
 
 Jr 
 Ter'ebinth, T2-K-B-N- 
 
 TH 
 Terebin'thine, 
 
 N-THn 
 Terebra'tion, 1*-R- 
 
 Brshn 
 
 Terete', 1 3 -Rt 
 Tergem'inous, T 2 --R-J-M- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Tergif erous, TS-K-J-Frs 
 Ter'giversate, T 2 -2Z-J- 
 
 Vrs-T 
 Tergiversa'tion, T*-R-J- 
 
 Vrsshn 
 Term, Tr-M, Tr 2 -Md. 
 
 Tr 2 -M-NG 
 Ter'magancy, Tr 2 -M-Gn- 
 
 S 
 
 Ter'magant, Tr s -M-Gnt 
 Term'er, Tr-M-R 
 Ter'mes, Tr 2 -Mz 
 Terminable, Tr-M-N- 
 
 Bl 
 
 Ter'minal, Tr-M-Nl 
 Ter'minate, Tr 2 -M-N-T. 
 
 Tr 2 -M-N-Td, Tr'-M-N-T- 
 
 NG 
 Termina'tion, Tr - M - 
 
 Nshn 
 Termina'tional, Tr J -M- 
 
 Nshn-Z, 
 Ter'minative, Tr*-M-N- 
 
 Tv 
 
 Term'inator, Tr-M-Ntr 
 Ter'miner, Tr-M-Nr 
 Termini, Tr-M-N 
 Terminol'ogy, Tr'-M-Nl- 
 
 J 
 
 Ter'minus, Tr 2 -M-Ns 
 Ter'mite, Tr Mt 
 Term'less, Tr 2 -M-s 
 Term'ly, Tr-M-Ii 
 
 TES 
 
 Termonol'ogy, Tr^-M- 
 
 Nl-J 
 
 Term'or, Tr 2 -M-R 
 Tern, T 2 -^?n 
 Ter'nary, Tr2-Nr 
 Ter'ra, T*-R 
 Ter'race, T 2 -Bs, T 2 -Bst, 
 
 TS-.RS-NG 
 
 Ter'ra-cotta, T2-K-K-T 
 Terracult'ural, T 2 -fi-Klt- 
 
 Rl 
 
 Terracult'ure, T 2 -R-Kltr 
 Ter'ra fir'ma, T^ tf-F-R- 
 
 M 
 
 Ter'rapin, r^-R-Pn 
 Terra'queous, T--.R-Kw- 
 
 S 
 
 Ter'ras, T=-Bs 
 Terrene', T 3 -.Rn 
 Terres'trial, T~ B-sTr-L 
 Terres'trially, T 2 --sTr- 
 
 L 
 
 Ter'ret, T 2 -Rt 
 Ter'rible-y, T 2 -K-B1 
 Ter'ribleness, T 2 - 
 
 Ns [:Bs] 
 Ter'rier, T^-R-R 
 Terrific, T 3 -R F-K 
 Terrify, T'-tf-F, T^- 
 
 Territo'rial-ly, T2..K-T- 
 
 Rl 
 
 Ter'ritoried, T^-R-T-Rd 
 Territory, T--R-1-R 
 Terror, T 2 -Rr 
 Terrorism, T 2 -Rrz-M 
 Terrorist, T 2 -Rr-St 
 Ter'rorless, T 2 -Rr-ts 
 Terror-struck, T^-Rrs- 
 
 Tr-K 
 Terse, T2-Rs, T 2 -Rs-E,. 
 
 T 2 -Rss-T 
 
 Terse'ly, T 2 -Rs- 
 Terse'ness, T 2 -Rs-Ns 
 Ter'tial, T 2 -R-SH1 
 Ter'tion, T--Rshn 
 Tertiary, 1 2 -R-SH-R 
 Tertiate, T2-72-SHt 
 Tes'selar, T 2 -si-R 
 Tes'sellate, T 2 -sLt, T* 
 
 s^-Td. T 2 -sit-NG 
 Tes'sellated, T 2 -sL-Td 
 Tessella'tion, T 2 -sshn 
 Tessera'ic, T 2 -s^-K 
 Test, Tests, Tf;s 2 -Td, 
 
 Tust 2 -NG. Vocalized to 
 
 distinguish from Tatte, 
 
 etc., which see. 
 Test'able, Ts^ T-B1 
 Testa'cea, Ts^-f-SH 
 Testa'ceans, Ts 2 -Tshns 
 Testa'ceous, Ts^-T-SHa 
 Tes'tacy, Ts 2 -T-S 
 Tes'tament, Ts 2 -T-Mnl 
 
 [T 2 -sMnt] 
 Tetament'al, Ts 2 -T-Mnt- 
 
 L [Tst 2 i Mnt] 
 Testament'ary, Ts-T' 
 
 Mnt- [T> -sMnt-.fi] 
 Tes'tate, Ts 2 -Tt 
 
TES 
 
 Testa'tor, Ts 2 -Ttr 
 Testa'trix, Ts'^-T-Tr-Ks 
 
 [TsS-Tt-Ks] 
 
 Tes'ter, Testr2. See Taster 
 Tes'ticle, TsVT-Kl 
 Testifica'tion, Ts*-Tf- 
 
 Kshn [Ts-F-Kshn] 
 Tes'tifier, Tst-F-B [Ts*- 
 
 F-K] 
 Tes'tify, Tstz-F, Tst-Fd, 
 
 Tst2-F-NG [Ts^F, Ts 4 - 
 
 Fd, T-F-NG] 
 Tes'tily, Ts 2 -T- 
 Testimo'nial, Ts s -M-N-L 
 
 [TS-sM-N-L] 
 Tes'timony, TsVT-M-N 
 
 [T*-sM-N] 
 
 Tes'tiness. Ts-T-Ns 
 Testoon', Ts 3 -Tn 
 Test'-paper, Tst*-P-Pr 
 
 [T2- s P-Pr] 
 
 : Testu'dinal, Ts 3 -Td-Nl 
 Testu'dinate, Ts 3 -Td-Nt 
 'Testu'dinated, Ts 3 -Td- 
 
 K-Td 
 Testudin'eous, Ts 3 -T-D- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Testu'do, T 3 -T-D 
 Test'y, Ts*-T, Ts*-T-E. 
 
 Ts'-Tst 
 
 Tetan'ic, Ti-T-N-K 
 'Tef anus, T*-T-Ns 
 Tetch'iness, T*-CH-Ns 
 Tetch'y, T-CH 
 Tete, Tt* 
 
 Tete-a-tete', Tt'Tt 
 Teth'er, Tdhr, Tdhrd* 
 
 Tdhr(-)* 
 
 Tef rachord, T-Tr-Krd 
 Tet'rad, T2-Trd 
 Tet'ragon, T^-Tr-Gn 
 Tetrag'dnal, Ti-Tr-G-Kl 
 Tetrahe'dral, T3-Tr-Hd- 
 
 Rl 
 Tetrahe'dron, T*-Tr-Hd- 
 
 fin 
 
 Tetram'eter, T'-Tr-Mtr 
 Tetrapet'alous, T^-Tr-Pt- 
 
 LB 
 Tetraph'yllous, T-Tr- 
 
 Fls 
 
 Tet'raptote, T*-Tr-P-Tt 
 Te'trarch, T^-Tr-fi-K 
 Tetrarch'ate, T'-Tr-B-Kt 
 Tetrarch'ical, TJ-Tr-fi- 
 
 K-K1 
 
 Tet'rarchy, T 5 -Tr-H-K 
 Tetras'tich, T-Trs-T-K 
 Tet'rastyle, T^-Trs-T-L 
 Tetrasyllab'ic, Ti-Tr-sL- 
 
 B-K 
 Tetrasyllab'ical, T'-Tr- 
 
 sL-B Kl 
 Tet'rasy liable, T-Tr-si- 
 
 Bl 
 Tet'ter, Ttr*, Ttrd, 
 
 Ttr(-)* 
 
 Teuton'ic, Ti-T-N-K 
 Tew, T 3 TS-D (Td3), TS- 
 
 NQ 
 
 266 
 
 Tewel, T S -L 
 Text, T-Kst 
 Texf -book, T z -Ks-B-K 
 Texf -hand, T*-K-eHnd 
 Texf ile, T^-Ks-T-L 
 Texto'rial, T-Ks-T-Bl 
 Tex'trine, TVK-sTrn 
 Texf ual, TZ-Ks-CH-L 
 Texfuarist, T-Ks-CH- 
 
 Sst 
 
 Texf uary, T-Ks-CH-fi 
 Texf ure, T*-Kstr 
 Tha'ler, T^i-B 
 Thal'lite, TH>-t 
 Than, DHn 1 , and, after 
 
 Other and comparatives. 
 
 by then-hook; thus. 
 Other than, DHrn' 
 More than, Mrn 2 
 Surer than, SHr^Rn 
 Thanatop'sis, THni-T- 
 
 Pss (THnt'-Pss) 
 Thane, THn 
 Thane'ship, THn-5fl" P 
 Thank, THni-K, THni-Kt. 
 
 THn' K-NG [TH 1 , THti. 
 
 TH(-) 1 ] 
 Thank'ful-ly, THni-K-Fl 
 
 [TH^Fl] 
 Thank'fulness, THni-K- 
 
 Fl-Ns [THMFs] 
 Thankless, THn^K-is 
 
 Thank'lessness, THn 1 
 
 Thank'-offering, THn 1 - 
 K-Fr-NG [THMFr'-NG] 
 
 Thanks, THn'-Ks [THs 1 ] 
 
 Thanksgiv'er, THn 3 -] 
 Gv-R [THsS-Gv-B] 
 
 Thanks'giving, THn 1 - 
 Ks-Gv-NG [THs'-Gt')] 
 
 Thanks'giving-day, 
 
 Thank'-worthy, THni- 
 K-Wr-DH [THi-Wr-DH] 
 That, DHtl [DHi]. The 
 abbreviation for That 
 may be joined in phrases 
 at the commencement 
 only; thus, 
 That will, DHli 
 That are, DHr 1 
 That there, DHdhr 1 
 That the, DHtl 
 That is, DHzi 
 That is the, DHzt 1 
 That is their, DHzdhr 1 
 In the middle or at the 
 end of phrases, That is 
 written DHt ; thus. 
 At that, Ti-DHt 
 On that, Ni-DHt 
 In that, Ns-DHt 
 See Them. 
 Thatch, THi-CH, TH>- 
 
 CHt, TH'-CH-NG 
 Thatch'er, TH' CHr 
 Thaumatur'gic, TH 2 -Mt- 
 R-J-K 
 
 THE 
 
 Thaumatur'gical, THi 
 
 Mt-R-J-Rl 
 Thaumatur'gus, TH Z - 
 
 Mt-^-Gs 
 Thau'matxirgy, THi-Mt- 
 
 R3 
 Thaw, TH 1 , TH-D, TH'. 
 
 NG 
 
 Thaw'y, THi 
 The, DH 3 . The is written 
 
 as follows: 
 
 1. By a dot in the third 
 position usually made 
 light, but heavy when the 
 word is emphasized. 
 
 2. By halving the pre- 
 ceding stem ; thus. 
 
 By the, Bt 
 
 But the. Bt 
 
 At the, TH 
 
 To the, Tt s 
 
 Of the, Vt 
 
 From the. Jit* 
 
 On the, Nt 
 
 In the. Nt 
 
 Yet the, Yt 
 
 Back of the. Bi-Kvt 
 
 Become of the, B*-Kvt 
 
 On the part of the, NtL 
 
 Pvt 
 For the sake of the, 
 
 Ft'-sKvt 
 
 3. By changing the pre- 
 ceding s- circle to a small 
 loop; thus, 
 
 Does the. Dzt 2 
 What is the, Tzt* 
 So is the, Szts 
 \Vher is the, Hzta 
 
 4. By a perpendicular 
 tick, joined finally, when 
 the 2d and 3d modes of 
 writing The will not apply; 
 thus, 
 
 After the. FtrMperpen- 
 
 dicular tick) 
 Whether the, Wdhr 2 - 
 
 (horizontal tick) 
 Not the, Jit 1 -(perpen- 
 dicular tick) 
 
 Note. The tick-sign for 
 The is not used initially, 
 :he dot-sign being prefera- 
 ale in such cases. 
 The'a, TH 3 
 
 Thean'dric, THndr'-K 
 Thean'thropism, 
 
 THnthri-P-zM 
 The'archy, TH^-K-K 
 The'ater or The'atre, 
 
 THtrS 
 Theafric, THi-Tr-K 
 
 (THtr'-K) 
 Theat'rical, THi-Tr-KI 
 
 (THtr'-Kl) 
 Theat'rical s, TH'-Tr-Kta 
 
 (THtr'-Klz) 
 The'ban, TH 3 -Bn 
 Thee, DH3 
 Theft, TH-Ft 
 
THE 
 
 The'iform, TH 3 -Fr-M 
 
 The'ine, TH 3 -N 
 
 Their, DHr 2 . Either Their 
 
 or There is also written 
 
 as follows: 
 
 1. By lengthening the 
 gtem of the preceding 
 word; thus, 
 
 For their, Fdhr 2 
 If there or their, Fdhr" 
 Of their, Vdhri 
 Have their, Vdhr 1 
 That there, DHdhr 1 
 Was there, Zdhr 1 
 So there, Sdhr 1 
 Shall there, SHdhr 1 
 Should there, SHdhr 3 
 Among their, NGdhr' 
 Yet there, Ydhr" 
 Upon their, Pndhr 1 
 Been there, Bndhr 3 
 Done there, Dndhr 2 
 Began their, Gndhr 1 
 Join their, Jndhr 1 
 Run there, flndhr 2 
 Of all their, Vldhr 1 
 With all their, DHldhr 3 
 Among all their, 
 
 NGldhr 2 
 
 Plan their. Plndhr 1 
 Flown there, Flndhr a 
 
 2. By the dftr-hook on 
 Straight stems; thus, 
 
 By their, Bdhr 1 
 But there, Bdhr* 
 To their, Tdhr 3 
 Had there. Ddhr 1 
 Which there, CHdhr* 
 Can there, Kdhr 1 
 Could there, Kdhr 3 
 Go their, Gdhr* 
 Give their, Gdhr 3 
 
 3. By changing a pre- 
 ceding s-circle to a large 
 loop; thus, 
 
 Pass there, Psdhr 1 
 Base their, Bsdhr 2 
 What is there, Tzdhr 2 
 Does there, Dzdhr 2 
 Which is their, 
 
 CHzdhr 2 
 
 Because there, Kzdhr 1 
 Goes there, Gzdhr 1 
 Thus there, DHsdhr 3 
 Lose their, .tzdhr 3 
 How is there, Hzdhr 1 
 Who is there, Hzdhr 3 
 See Is there, As there, etc., 
 in note under It. 
 The'ism, TH 3 -zM. See 
 
 Atheism. 
 The'ist, THst 3 
 Theist'ic, THs 3 -T-K 
 Theist'ical, THs 3 -T-Kl 
 Them, DH^-M 
 The abbreviation for 
 Them may be written in 
 any part of a phrase. 
 See That. 
 Theme, TH 3 -M 
 
 267 
 
 THI 
 
 Themselves', DH 2 -Ms- ; Thereof, DHri-V 
 X-Vz [DHsz 2 ] j Thereon', DHrn* 
 
 Then, DHn | Thereout', DHr'-owT 
 
 Thence, DHns* I Thereto', DHr^-T 
 
 Thence'forth, THns s -F- i Thereun'der, DHrndr^ 
 TH (Thereun'to, DHr--N-T 
 
 F-Wrd 
 
 Therewith', L>Hr a -DH 
 
 Theoc'racy, THi-Kr-S 
 
 Therewithal', DHr'-DH- 
 
 Theocrat'ic, TH^Kr-T-K 
 
 L 
 
 Theocrat'ical-ly, TH'- 
 
 T'he'riac, TH^-K-K 
 
 Krt-Kl 
 
 JL xisri ciGtil, XH^-/i-K.l 
 
 Theod'olite, TH'-D-it 
 
 The'rial, TH 3 -^-L 
 
 Theog'onist, THi-G-Nst 
 
 Ther'mal, THr^-M-L 
 
 Theog'ony, TH>-G-N 
 
 Thermo-elec'tric, THr 2 - 
 
 Theolo'gian, TH 2 -- Jn 
 
 M-L-K-Tr-K 
 
 Theolog'ic, TH'-X-J-K 
 
 Thermo-electric'ity, 
 
 J-K1 [THi-J-Kl] 
 
 Ther'mogen, THr 2 -M-Jn 
 
 Theol'ogist, THi--Jst 
 
 Thermom'eter, THr>-M- 
 
 Theol'ogise, THi-^-Jz 
 
 Mtr 
 
 The'ologue, TH 3 -i-G 
 
 Thermomet'ric, THr 2 - 
 
 Theol'ogy, TW--L-3 [TH 1 - 
 
 M-Mtr-K 
 
 J] 
 
 Thermomet'rical, THr 2 - 
 
 Theom'achy, TH^M-K 
 Theop'athy, THi-P-TH 
 
 M-Mtr-Kl 
 Ther'moscope, THr 2 -Ms- 
 
 Theoph'any, THi-F-N 
 The'opneusty, TH 3 -P- 
 
 K-P 
 Thermoscop'ic, THr 1 - 
 
 Ns-T 
 
 Ms-K-P-K 
 
 Theor'bist, THt-R-Bst 
 
 Thesau'rus, THs 1 -^ 
 
 Theor'bo, THi-B-B 
 
 These, DHz [Z 3 .] See 
 
 The'orem, THr 3 -M 
 
 This. 
 
 Theoremat'ic, THr^Mt- 
 
 The'sis. THss 3 
 
 K | Thes'pian, THs 2 -Pn 
 
 Theoremat'ical, THr 1 - 
 
 Theur'gic, TH'^-^-j-K 
 
 Mt-Kl 
 
 Theur'gical, TH 2 -.R-J-K1 
 
 Theorem'ic, THr 2 -M-K 
 
 J, zl6 1.11*^1 st, TH'^-zi-Jst 
 
 Theoret'ic, TH^flt-K 
 
 The'urgy, TH 3 -#-J 
 
 Theoret'ical-ly, TH 2 -,Rt- 
 
 Thew, TH3 
 
 Kl 
 
 They, DH 2 
 
 The'orist, TH 3 -#st 
 
 Thick, . TH 3 -K, TH3-Kr, 
 
 The'orize, 1Q 3 -Rz, TH 3 - 
 
 TH3-Kst 
 
 fizd, TH3-.RZ-NG 
 
 Thick'en, TH 3 -Kn 
 
 The'orizer, TH 3 -fi-Zr 
 
 Thick'ening, TH 3 -Kn- 
 
 The'ory, TH 3 - 
 
 KG 
 
 Theosoph'ic, THs^F-K 
 
 Thick'et, TH 3 -Kt 
 
 Theosoph'ical, THs^F- 
 
 Thick'ish, TH^-K-SH 
 
 Kl 
 
 Thick'ly, TH3-K1 
 
 Theos'ophism, THs^Fz- 
 
 Thick'ness, TH 3 -K-Ns 
 
 M 
 
 Thick'set, THS-Ks-T 
 
 Theos'ophist, THst-Fst 
 
 Thick' -skinned, TH 3 - 
 
 Theos'ophy, THs^F 
 
 Ks-Knd 
 
 Therapeu'tic, TH 3 -K-Pt- 
 
 Thick'-scull, TH 3 -Ks-K- 
 
 K 
 
 L 
 
 Therapeu'tical, TH 3 -B- 
 
 Thief, TH 3 -F 
 
 Pt-Kl 
 
 Thief-catcher, TH-F 
 
 Therapeu'tics, TH 3 -.R- 
 
 K-CHr 
 
 Pt-Ks 
 
 Thief -taker, TH-F-T-Kr 
 
 There, DHr 1 . See Their. 
 
 Thieve, TH 3 -V 
 
 Thereabout', DHr^Bt 
 
 Thiev'ery, TH 3 -Vr 
 
 Thereabouts', DHr^Bts 
 
 Thievish, TH 3 -V-5fl" 
 
 Thereafter, DHrt-Ftr 
 
 Thievishly, TH.*-V-SH1 
 
 ThereaV, DHr 1 -! 
 
 Thiev'ishness, TH 3 -V- 
 
 Thereby', DHr'-B 
 
 SAf-Ns 
 
 Therefor', DHr J -F 
 
 Thigh, TH 1 
 
 There'fore, DHr^Fr 
 
 Thigh'-bone, TH^Bn 
 
 Therefrom', DHr^Fr-M 
 
 Thin, TH 3 -L 
 
 [DHr'-M] 
 
 Thim'ble,TH 3 -M-Bl 
 
 Therein', DHrn 3 
 
 Thim'ble-berry, TH 3 -M- 
 
 Thereinto', DHr^N-T 
 
 Bl-B-^Z 
 
THI 
 
 268 
 
 THU 
 
 Thim'ble-rig, TH 3 -M-B1- Thoroughness, TH 2 -.R- 1 Thriftless, THr-Ft-s 
 Ns Thrift'lessness, THr- 
 
 M-Bl-B-G-NG 
 
 Thin, (a.) THn 3 , THS-Nr, -Pst 
 
 Thorough-paced, TH- 
 
 Ftiis 
 Thrifty, THr 3 -F-T, THr 3 - 
 
 THn>-St i Thorough wort, TH*-JZ- j _F-Tr, ~THr*-F-T8t 
 
 Thin, (.) THn 3 , THnd, | Wrt 
 
 THn 3 -NG 
 
 Those, DHz 2 
 
 THrS-L-KG 
 
 Thine, DHn 1 
 
 Thou, DH' 
 
 Thrill'ingly, THr 3 -L-XGl 
 
 Thing, TH8-NG [XG] 
 
 Though, DH* 
 
 Thrive, THr^V, XHri- 
 
 Think, THn 3 -K, THn-K- 
 
 Thought, THt 1 
 
 Vd, THri-V-NG 
 
 NG [TH S , THf) 3 ] 
 
 Thought'ful-ly, THti-Fl Thriv'er, THri-Vr 
 
 Think'er, TH 3 -NG-Kr 
 
 Thought'fubiess, THti- 
 
 Throat, THrt 2 
 
 [THS-Kr] 
 
 Fl-Ns [IFs] 
 
 Throb. THr'-B THrLBd. 
 
 Think'ing, THn'-K-NG 
 
 Thoughtless, THt^Zs i THr'-B-NG 
 
 [TH(-) 3 ] 
 
 Thoughtlessly, THt 1 - Throe, THr' 
 
 Think'ingly, THn-K- 
 
 Ls-L 
 
 Throne, THrn 2 , THrnd 2 , 
 
 NG1 [TH3-NG1] 
 
 Thoughflessness, THt 1 - 
 
 THrn 2 -NG 
 
 Thin'ly, TH 3 -N1 
 
 is-Ns [iLs] 
 
 Throne'less, THr*-Nls 
 
 Thin'ness, THn 3 -Ns 
 
 Thought'-sick, THts>-K 
 
 Throng, THr^NG, THri- 
 
 Thin'-skinned, THns 3 - 
 
 Thou'sand, THz^-Nd 
 
 NGd. THri-NG-NG 
 
 End 
 
 (1000) I Thros'tle. THrsi-L 
 
 Third, THrd* (3D) 
 
 Thou'sand-fold, THz 1 - 
 
 Throt'tle, THrt^L, THrt'- 
 
 Thlrd'ly, THrd 2 -Z (3D-Z) 
 
 Nd-F-Ld 
 
 Ld. THrt^L NG 
 
 Thirds, THrdz' 
 
 Thou'sandth, THz>-Nd- 
 
 Throt'tle-valve, THrt 1 - 
 
 Thirst, THrst', THrs*-Td, 
 
 TH 
 
 L-V1-V 
 
 THrst=-NG 
 
 Thrall, THr 1 -!, 
 
 Through, THr 3 
 
 Thirst'er, THrstr' 
 
 Thrall'dom, THri-Ld-M 
 
 Throughly, THr-7, 
 
 Thirsf ily, THrsS-T-Z, 
 
 Thrash, THr 1 -^^, THr 1 - 
 
 Throughout', THr^-T 
 
 Thirst'iness, THrs^-T-Ns 
 
 SHt, THr^/SH-NG 
 
 Through'-paced, THr 3 - 
 
 Thirst'y, THrs 2 -T, THrs 2 - 
 
 Thrash'er, THr'-SHr 
 
 Pst 
 
 T-R, THrs 2 -Tst 
 
 Thrash'ing-floor, THr>- 
 
 Throve, THr=-V 
 
 Thirteen, THr 2 -Tn (13) 
 
 5H-KG-F1-R 
 
 Throw, THr 2 . THr^-NG 
 
 Thirteenth, THr-Tn- 
 
 Thrason'ical-ly, THrs 1 - 
 
 Thrower, THr'-R 
 
 TH (13TH) 
 
 N-K1 i Thrown, THrn 2 
 
 Thirtieth, THr*-T-TH 
 
 Thread, THrd, THr=-Dd, 
 
 Throwster, THrstr 2 
 
 '(30TH) 
 
 THrd'C) 
 
 Thrum, THr 2 -M, THr 2 - 
 
 Thirty, THr 2 -T (30) 
 
 Thread'bare, THrd 2 -Br 
 
 Md, THr 2 -M-NG 
 
 This, DHs 3 . See These. 
 
 Thread'y, THr^-D 
 
 Thrush, THr^^ff 
 
 This'tle-y, THs*-L 
 
 Threat, THrt 2 
 
 Thrust, THrst 2 , THrst*- 
 
 Thith'er, DHdar 3 
 
 Threat'en, THrZ-Tn, 
 
 NG 
 
 Thith'erward, DHdhr- 
 
 THr 2 -Tnd. THr-Tn-NG 
 
 Thrusf er, THrstr* 
 
 Wrd- 
 
 Threat'ener, THrt^-Nr 
 
 Thud, TH 2 -D 
 
 Thole, TH=-L 
 
 Threat'ening, THr 2 -Tn- 
 
 Thug, TH 2 G 
 
 Thole'-pin, TH 2 -//-Pn 
 
 NG 
 
 Thuggee', TH 3 -G 
 
 Thomso'nianism, T 2 - 
 
 Threat'ful, THrt*-Fl 
 
 Thule, TH*-L 
 
 Ms-Nn-Z-M 
 
 Three, THr (3) 
 
 Thumb, TH2-M, TH*-Md, 
 
 Thong, THi-NG 
 
 Three'-cornered, THr 3 - 
 
 TH 2 -M-> T G 
 
 Thorac'ic, TH'-Bs-K 
 
 Kr-Nrd 
 
 Thumb'kin, TH 2 -M-Kn 
 
 Tho'ral, TH^-Hl 
 
 Three'-decker, THrS-D- 
 
 Thumb'-screw, TH'-Ms- 
 
 Tho'rax, TH 2 -A-Ks 
 
 Kr 
 
 Kr 
 
 Thorn, THi-JZn 
 
 Three'fold, THr-F-Ld 
 
 Thumb'-stall, TH-Ms- 
 
 Thorn'back, TH>-Kn- 
 B-K 
 
 Three'pence, THrS-Pns 
 Three'penny, THrs-P-N 
 
 T-L 
 Thum'mim, TH*-M-M 
 
 Thorn'-hedge, THi-Sn- 
 
 Three'-ply, THr^-Pl 
 
 Thump, TH*-M-P, TH- 
 
 H-J 
 
 Three'score, THrs 3 K-R 
 
 Mt. TH 2 -M P-NG 
 
 Thorn'less, TB^-Rn-Ls 
 
 Three'sided, THrs 3 -Dd 
 
 Thump'er, TH=-M-Pr 
 
 Thorn'y, TH>-J2-N, TH>- 
 
 Threnet'ic, THr 2 -N-T-K 
 
 Thun'der, THndr 2 , 
 
 .R-N-R, TH^-R-Nst 
 
 Thren'ody, THr 2 -N-D 
 
 THnd^-Rd. THndr^-NG 
 
 Thorough, TH 2 -R 
 
 Thresh, THr-ST. See 
 
 Thun'der-bolt, THndr 2 - 
 
 Thorough-base, TH 2 - 
 
 Thrash. 
 
 B-Lt 
 
 B-Bs 
 
 Thresh'er, THr 2 -SHr 
 
 Thun'der-clap, THndr 8 
 
 Thor'ough-brace, TH 2 - 
 
 Thresh'old, THrS-5flld 
 
 iKl-P 1 
 
 B-Brs 
 
 Threw, THr s 
 
 Thun'der-cloud, THndr 1 
 
 Thorough-bred, TH- 
 
 Thrice, THrs 1 
 
 iKld 1 
 
 R-Brd 
 
 Thrid, THrd 3 , THr-Dd, 
 
 Thun'derer, THndr 2 -R 
 
 Thoroughfare, TH 2 -/J- 
 
 THrdf)* 
 
 Thun'derous, THndr 2 -S 
 
 F-R 
 
 Thrift, THi-s-Ft 
 
 Thun'der-shower, 
 
 Thorough-going, TH*- 
 R-G-NG 
 
 Thrift'ily, THr 3 -F-T-i 
 Thrift'iness, THr 3 -F-T- 
 
 THndr2-SH-R 
 Thun'der-storm,THndr* 
 
 Thoroughly, TH-K1 
 
 Ns 
 
 IstRt-M 
 
THU 
 
 Thun'der-strike, 
 
 THndr^'.sTri-K 
 Thun'der-struck, 
 
 THndr2isTr*-K 
 Thun'der-tube, THndr* 
 
 T-B 
 
 Thun'dery, THnd*-fi 
 Thun'ny, TH-N 
 Thu'rible, TH 3 -B-B1 
 Thurif eroua, TH 3 -.Rf-.Rs 
 Thuriflca'tion, TH-fi-F 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Thurs'day, THrz^D 
 Thus, DHs 2 
 Thwack, THi-W-K, THi 
 
 W-Kt, THi-W-K-NG 
 Thwart, Tfl'-Wrt, TH 1 
 
 Wr-Td. THJ-Wrtt-) 
 Thwart'er, TH'-Wrtr 
 Thwart'ingly, TH'-Wrt 
 
 NG1 
 Thwart'-ships, TH-Wrt 
 
 SB-Pa 
 Thy, DHi 
 Thyine-wood, TH^N- 
 
 Wd 
 
 Thyme, TJ-M 
 Thym'y, T l -M 
 Thyroid, TH'-R-D 
 Thyself, DH-si-F 
 
 [DHsi] 
 Tia'ra, T*-fi 
 Tib'ia, T'-B 
 Tib'ial, T 3 -B-L 
 Tic, T 3 K 
 Tic-douloureux', TS-K- 
 
 D-L-R 
 Tick, T-K, T 3 -Kt, T 3 -K- 
 
 NG 
 
 Tick'en, T 3 -Kn 
 Tick'et, T 3 -Kt, T 3 -K-Td. 
 
 T 3 -Kt-NG 
 
 Tick'ing, T 3 -K-NG 
 Tick'le, T 3 -K1, T 3 -Kld, 
 
 T3-K1-NG 
 Tick'ler, T 3 -K1-R 
 Tick'lish, T 3 -K1-SH 
 Ticklishly, T 3 -Kl-Sfll 
 Tick'lishness, Ts-Kl-SH- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Tick'-tack, T-K-T-K 
 Tid'al, Ti-Dl 
 Tid'al-wave, Ti-Dl-wV 
 Tid'bit, T 3 -D-Bt 
 Tide, Tdi, T-Dd, Td(-)i 
 Tide'-gate, Tdi-Gt 
 Tide -lock, Td--K 
 Tide'less, Tdi-s 
 Tides'-man, Td!-zMn 
 Tide'-waiter, Td'-Wtr 
 Tide'way, Tdi-W 
 Ti'dily, T-D- 
 Ti'diness, T^D-Ns 
 Ti'dings, T-D-NGz 
 Ti'dy, T>-D, Ti-D-R, T 1 - 
 
 Dst 
 
 Tie, T 1 , Tdi, Ti-NG 
 Ti'er, T-R 
 Tier, T 3 -R 
 Tierce, T 3 -Rs 
 
 269 
 
 TIN 
 
 Tier'cel, T'-Bs-i 
 
 ceding stem and then add- 
 
 Tierce'let, T-Bs-t 
 
 ing M; thus. 
 
 Tier'cet, T*-Bs-T 
 
 Had time, Dt'-M 
 
 Tiers-etat' (teerz-ata), T- 
 
 Same time, KMt 2 -M 
 
 Ks-T 
 
 Day time. Dt5-M 
 
 Tiff, Tf* 
 
 3. The abbreviation, M, 
 
 Tiffany, TP-N 
 
 may generally be used in 
 
 Tiffin, Tf3-N 
 
 phrases after a stem that 
 
 Ti'ger, T'-Gr 
 
 has been shortened to add 
 
 Ti'ger-cat, Ti-GriKU 
 Ti'ger-lily, T l -Gi-L-L 
 
 The; thus. 
 At the time, TC-M 
 
 Tight, Tti, Ttri, Ti-Tst 
 
 During the time, Drt 8 - 
 
 (Ttsti) 
 
 M 
 
 Tight'en, T-Tn, T-Tn- 
 
 From the time, Ml 1 -!! 
 
 D, T-Tn-NG 
 
 Part of the time, Pvt>- 
 
 Tighf ly, Tti-L 
 
 M 
 
 Tightness, Tti-Ns 
 
 To the time, Tt ! -M 
 
 Tights, Ttsi 
 
 4. If the full outline is 
 
 Ti'gress, Ti-Grs 
 
 employed, not connected 
 
 Ti'grine, T^Grn 
 
 with any other outline, it 
 
 Ti'grish, T-Gr-SH 
 
 should be vocalized to dis- 
 
 Tike, T-K 
 
 tinguish it from T'-M, 
 
 Til'bury, T*-i-B-B 
 
 Autumn; which latter word 
 
 Tile, Ti-L, T-Ld, T-L- 
 
 is never joined in phrases. 
 
 NG 
 
 Time, (v.) T'-M, X 1 Hd, 
 
 Tile'-drain, T 1 -Zr-Drn 
 
 Ti-M-NG 
 
 Til'er, T^-L-R 
 
 Time'-honored, T'-M- 
 
 Til'ery, f l -L-R 
 
 Nrd 
 
 Til'ing, Ti-L-NG 
 
 Time'ist, T'-Mst 
 
 Till, (prep.) T13 
 Till, (v.) T 3 -L, T 3 -Ld, T 3 - 
 
 Time'keeper, T'-M-K-Pr 
 Time'-killing, l^-M-K- 
 
 L NG 
 
 L-NG 
 
 Till'able, T 3 -L-B1 
 
 Time'less, TJ-M-is 
 
 Till'age, T-,- J I Time'lessly, T'-M-Xs-I- 
 
 Till'er, T*-L-R, ? 3 -L-Rd, [ Timeliness, Ti-M-//-Ns 
 
 T--R-NG 
 
 Time'ly, T'-M-Zt 
 
 Tilt, T 3 -Lt, T 3 -i-Td, T 3 - 
 
 Time'-piece, T^H-Ps 
 
 t-NG 
 
 Time'-pleaser, T'-M-Pl- 
 
 Tilt'er, T 3 -itr 
 
 Zr 
 
 Tilth, 13-L-TH 
 Tilt'-hammer, T 3 -Lt-H- 
 
 Time'-sanctioned, T 1 - 
 
 Ms-NGshnd 
 
 Mr 
 
 Time'-server, T^Ms-Br- 
 
 Tim'bal, T-M-B1 
 
 .R 
 
 Tim'ber, T-M-Br, T 3 -M- 
 
 Time'-serving, T l -Ms- 
 
 Brd, T 3 -M-Br-NG 
 
 Br(-) 
 
 Tim'bered, T 3 -M-Brd 
 
 Time'-table, T'-M-T-Bl 
 
 Tim'bre, T 3 -M-Br 
 
 Time'- wasting, T' - M 
 
 Tim'brel, TS-M-Br-L 
 
 Ws-NG 
 
 Tim'breled, T 3 -M-Br-Ld 
 
 Time'-worn, T l -M-Wrn 
 
 Time, (n.) T'-M [M 1 ]. 
 
 Tim'id, T^-Md 
 
 The following is the rule 
 
 Timid'ity, T^-Md-T 
 
 for writing this word: 
 
 Tim'idly, T 3 'Id-L 
 
 1. Generally in phrases 
 
 Tim'idness, T'-Md-Ns 
 
 Time is written in full; 
 
 Tim'ist, T'-Mst 
 
 thus 
 
 Timoc'racy, T>-M-Kr-S 
 
 This time, DHs'-T-M 
 
 Tim'orous, T 3 -M-s 
 
 At that time, T-DHt-T- 
 
 Tim'orously, T^ M R-sL 
 
 M 
 
 Tim'orousness, T 3 -M-fis- 
 
 Any time, N 3 -T-M 
 
 Ns 
 
 Night time, Nt-T-M 
 
 Tim'othy, T 3 -M-TH 
 
 Another time, Ndhr>-T- 
 
 Tim'othy-grass, T*-M. 
 
 M 
 
 TH-Grs 
 
 Fot the time. Ft*-T-M 
 
 Tin, Tn, Tnd 3 , Tn 3 -NG 
 
 First time, Fs^-T-M 
 
 Tinc'al, T"-NG-K1 
 
 Several times. sV2-T- 
 
 Tinct, T*-NGt 
 
 Mz 
 
 Tincto'rial, T*-NG-T Rl 
 
 Many times, M-N-'I- 
 
 Tincfure, T 3 -NGtr. T 3 - 
 
 Mz 
 
 NG-CHrd, T 3 -NGtr-NG 
 
 2. In a few cases it is 
 
 Tin'der, Tndr 3 
 
 written by halving the pre- 
 
 Tin'der-box, Tndr 3 -B-Ks 
 
TIN 
 
 270 
 
 TOM 
 
 Tine, Tr-i 
 
 Tithe, Ti-DH, T-DHd, To-day, T 2 -D rD in thP 
 
 Tin'-foil, Tn-F-L 
 
 Ti-DH-NG 
 
 fourth position.] 
 
 Ting, T 3 -NG 
 
 Tithe'-free, T'-DH-Fr 
 
 Tod'dle, Ti-Dl, Ti-Dld, 
 
 Tinge, T-N-J, T^-N Jd 
 
 Tith'er, T>-DHr 
 
 T 1 -D1-NG 
 
 T-N-J-NG 
 
 Tith'ing, Ti-DH-NG 
 
 Tod'dler, Ti-Dl-E 
 
 Tin'ger, T 3 -N-Jr 
 
 Tith'ing-man, Ti-DH 
 
 Tod'dy, T J -D 
 
 Tin'gle, T 3 -NG-G1. T3-NG- 
 
 NG-Mn 
 
 To-do', [D in the fourth 
 
 Old, T3-NG-G1-NG [T- 
 
 Tithon'ic, T^THn-K 
 
 position.] 
 
 NG1 etc.] 
 
 Tit'illate, Tt 3 -it, Itf-L- 
 
 Toe, T 2 , T 2 -D (Td 2 ), T-NG 
 
 Tink, T8-NG-K 
 Tinked', T 8 -NGt 
 
 Td. Tt 3 -Lt-NG 
 Titilla'tion, Tt-Z,shn 
 
 Toffy, Ti-F 
 To'ga, T'-G 
 
 Tink'er, TS-NG-Kr, T- 
 
 Tit'lark, Tt 3 -Z,-E-K 
 
 To'gated, T 2 -G-Td 
 
 NG-Krd, T 3 -NG-Kr-NG 
 
 Ti'tle, T 1 -!!, T-Tld, T>- 
 
 To'ga virilis, T 2 -G-V- 
 
 Tink'le, T 8 -NG-K1, T- 
 
 Tl-NG 
 
 .Rls 
 
 NG-Kld, T 3 -NG-K1-NG 
 
 Ti'tle-page, T>-T1-P-J 
 
 To'ged, T 2 -Gd 
 
 Tin'man, T 3 -N-Mn 
 
 Tit'mouse, Tt 3 -Ms 
 
 Togeth'er, T-Gdhr [G2] 
 
 Tin'-mine, TniMni 
 
 Tit'ter, Ttr 3 , Ttrd*, "Tog'gery, T-Gr 
 
 Tin'ner, T 3 -Nr 
 
 Tti^t 1 ) 
 
 Tog'gle, Ti-Gl 
 
 Tin'ny, T 3 -N 
 
 Titter'er, T 3 -Tr-E 
 
 Tog'gle-joint, Ti-Gl-Jnt 
 
 Tin'-plate, Tn*iPlts 
 
 Tit'tle, T 3 -T1 
 
 Toil, T'-L, Ti-Ld, T'-L- 
 
 Tin'sel, T-Ns-L, T^Ns- Tit'tle-tattle, T 3 -Tlt-Tl 
 
 NG 
 
 Ld, T 3 -Ns-L-NG Tit'ular, T 3 -T--B 
 Tint, Tnt 3 , Tn 8 -Td, Tnt 3 - Tit'ularly, 1 3 -T-L-R-L 
 
 Toil-er, T>-i-E 
 Toilet, T>-Zt 
 
 NG Tit'ulary, T*-T-L-R 
 
 Toilless, li-L-Ls 
 
 Tintinnab'ulary, Tnt 1 - Tme'sis. Mss 3 
 
 Toil'some, T-Z/s-M 
 
 N-B-i-fl 
 Tintinaabula'tion, Tnt 2 - 
 
 To is written or indicated 
 as follows: 
 
 Toil'someness, T^-Ls-M- 
 
 Ns 
 
 N-B-//shn 
 
 1. By T 
 
 Toise, Tzi 
 
 Tintinnab'ulous, Tnti- 
 
 2. By halving the stem 
 
 Tokay, T-K 
 
 N-B-is 
 
 of the preceding word;iTo'ken, T2-Kn 
 
 Ti'ny, H-N, T-N-B, T- 
 
 thus, 
 
 Told, Tld* 
 
 Nst 
 
 Ought to. Tti 
 
 Tole, T 2 -L 
 
 Tip, T3-P, T 3 -Pt, T 3 -P-NG 
 
 Had to, Dt> 
 
 Tol'erable-y, Tli-fl-Bl 
 
 Tip'pet, T 3 -Pt 
 
 Able to, Bit 2 
 
 Tol'erableness, Tli-fl- 
 
 Tip'ple, T3-P1, T-Pld, 
 
 Began to, Gnt 1 
 
 Bl-Ns [iBs] 
 
 T 3 -P1-NG 
 
 Endeavor to, N-Dvt 
 
 Tol'erance, TU-flns 
 
 Tip'pler, T-P1-E 
 
 3. By changing the pre- 
 
 Tol'erant, TU-flnt 
 
 Tip'pling, T3-P1-NG 
 
 ceding s-circlo to a small 
 
 Tol'erate, TP-fit, TU-fl- 
 
 Tip'pling-house, TAPI- 
 
 loop; thus. 
 
 Td, TP-flt-KG 
 
 NG Hs 
 
 Hopes to, Pst 
 
 Tolera'tion, Tl--Kshn 
 
 Tip'sily, TS-P-sL 
 
 Choose to, CHzt 3 
 
 Toll, T 2 -L. T^-Ld, T*-L-NG 
 
 Tip'staff, T3-p s -Tf 
 
 Goes to, Gzti 
 
 Toll'able, T 2 -^-Bl 
 
 Tip'sy, T-P-8 
 
 Shows to, SHzta 
 
 Toll'age, T*-L-J 
 
 Tip'toe, T 3 -P-T 
 
 Vows to, Vzti 
 
 Toll'-bar, T 2 -L-Br 
 
 Tip'-top, T 3 -P-T-P 
 
 Likes to, i>-Kst 
 
 Toll'-booth, T2-L-B-TH 
 
 Tirade', T 2 -fld 
 
 Seems to, sMzt 3 
 
 Toll'-bridge, T-Z,-Br-J 
 
 Tire, Ti-E, Ti-Bd, T*-R- 
 
 4. By dropping the form 
 
 Toll'-corn, T2-/,-Krn 
 
 NG 
 
 of the succeeding wordi Toll'-dish, T 2 -i-D-SH 
 
 Tired'ness, T^Rd-Ns 
 
 one-half the length of a T 
 
 Toll'er, T 2 -L-E 
 
 Tire'some, T'-Es-M 
 
 below the third position of 
 
 Toll'-gate, T 2 -i-G-T (Tl 2 - 
 
 Tire'someness, T'-Es-M- 
 
 the samo form. This is 
 
 Ot) 
 
 Kt 
 
 called the Fourth Position. 
 
 Toll'-gatherer, T*-L- 
 
 Tire'-woman, T'-S-W- 
 
 Toad, T"-D (Td 2 ) 
 
 Gdhr-R 
 
 Mn 
 
 Toad'-eater, T*-D-Tr 
 
 Toll'-house, Ts-i-Hs 
 
 Tir'ing-house, T'-S-NG- 
 
 (Td2-Tr) 
 
 Toll'man, T2-Z,-Mn 
 
 Hs 
 
 Toad'-stone, T^Ds-Tn 
 
 Tolu', T3-L 
 
 Tir'ing-room, T'-fi-NG- 
 
 (Tds 2 -Tn) 
 
 Tom'ahawk, T^M-H-K^ 
 
 B-M 
 
 Toad'-stool, Tds J -T-L 
 
 T^-^VT-TT TCt T^-"\r H-K 
 
 Ti'ro, T'-K 
 
 Toad'y, T 2 -D, T 2> Dd, T 2 - 
 
 NG 
 
 Tiro'nian, T 2 -fi-Nn 
 
 D-NG 
 
 Toma'to, T 2 ori-M-T 
 
 Tis'ic, T 3 -zK 
 
 Toast, Tst, Ts 2 -Td, Tst 2 - 
 
 Tomb, T3-M, T 3 -Md, T 3 - 
 
 Tis'sue, T*-SH, T3-SH-D, 
 
 HQ 
 
 M-NG 
 
 T 8 ->Sfl-NG 
 
 Toast'er, Tstr 2 
 
 Tom'bac, T-M-B-K 
 
 Tis'sue-paper, T*-SH-f- 
 
 Toast'-master, Tst'-Mstr 
 
 Tombless, T3-M-Zs 
 
 Pr 
 
 Tobac'co, T>-B-K 
 
 Tom'boy, T> M-B 
 
 Tit, Tt 3 
 
 Tobac'ponist, TJ-B-K- 
 
 Tomb'-stone, T3-Ms-Tn 
 
 Titan'ic, T'-T-N-K 
 
 Nst 
 
 Tom'cat, Ti-M-Kt 
 
 Tita'nium, T*-T-N-M 
 
 Tocol'ogy, Ti-Kl-J 
 
 Tom'cod, T-M-K-D 
 
 Tit'bit, Tt 3 -Bt 
 litn'able, Ti-DH-Bl 
 
 Toc'sin, Ti-Ks-N 
 Tod, T>-D (Tdi) 
 
 Tome, T 2 -!! 
 rom'fool, Ti-M-F-L 
 
TOM 
 
 Tom'foolery, T'-M-F-- 
 
 R 
 
 Tomor'row, T!-M-K 
 Tom'pion, T'-M-Pn 
 Tom'rig, T^M-.R-G 
 Tom'tit, Ti-M-Tt 
 Tom'tom, H-M-I-M 
 Ton, (Fr.) Tni 
 Ton (tan). Tn 
 Tone, Tn*, Tnd, Tn-NG 
 Tone'less, T 2 -Nls 
 Tongs, T^NGz 
 Tongue, T2-NG. T*-NGd, 
 
 T*-NG-NG 
 
 Tongue'less, T*-NGls 
 Tongue'-tied, T'-NG-Td 
 Ton'ic, T'-N-K. 
 To-night', Ti-Nt [Kit in 
 
 the fourth position.] 
 Ton'nage, Tn 2 -J 
 Ton'sil, T^Ns-L 
 Ton'sile, T-Ns-L 
 Tonso'rial, T 2 -N8-K- 
 Ton'sure, TVN-SHr 
 Tontine', Tn s -Tn 
 Too, T s 
 Took, T-K 
 Tool, T 3 -L, T'-Ld 
 
 NG 
 
 Tooth'ache, T*-TH-K 
 Tooth'brush, T 3 -TH-Br- 
 
 8H 
 Tooth'-drawer, T 3 -TH- 
 
 Dr-R 
 Tooth'-drawing, T8-TH- 
 
 Dr-NG 
 
 Toothed, T 3 -THt 
 Tooth'-edge, T-TH-J 
 Tooth'less, T-TH-is 
 Tooth'-pick, T 3 -TH-P-K 
 Tooth'-picker, T 3 -TH-P- 
 
 Kr 
 Tooth'-powder, T 3 -TH- 
 
 P-Dr 
 
 Tooth'some, T-THs-M 
 Top, T'-P T'-Pt, T!-P-NG 
 To'parch, T-Pr-K 
 To'parchy, T^-Pr-K 
 To'paz, T J -Pz 
 Top'-boots, T'-PiBts* 
 Top'-cloth, Ti-P-Kl-TH 
 Tope, T*-P, T-Pt, T-P- 
 
 NG 
 
 To'per, T-Pr 
 Top-gal'lant, T'-P-Glnt 
 Top-gal'lant-sail, Ti-P- 
 
 Glt-s, (Ti-G-Ns-L) 
 Top-ham'per, Ti-P-H-M- 
 
 Pr 
 
 Top'-heavy, Ti-P-H-V 
 To'phet, Tf--T 
 Top'iary, T'-P-S 
 Top'ic, T'-P-K 
 Top'ical-ly, T^P-Kl 
 Top'-knot, Ti-P-N-T 
 Topless, T 1 P-ia 
 Top'mast, T'-P-Mst 
 Top'most, T!-P-Mst 
 Topog'rapher, T>-P-Gr- 
 
 i 
 
 271 
 
 Topograph'ic, T'-P-Grf- 
 
 E 
 Topograph'ioal-ly, T 1 - 
 
 P-Gr-F-El 
 Topog'raphist, Ti-P-Gr- 
 
 Fst 
 
 Topog'raphy, Ti-P-Gr-F 
 Top'ping, T'-P-NG 
 Top'ple, Ti-Pl, T 
 
 T l -Pl-NG 
 
 Top'-sail, T-Ps-L 
 Top'-stone, Ti-Ps-Tn 
 Top'sy-turvy, 
 
 V 
 
 Toque, T S -K 
 Toque t', T 2 -K 
 Torch, Ti-B-C 
 Torch'-bearer, T1-.R-CH- 
 
 B-Rr 
 Torch'-light, T^-K-CH- 
 
 Lt 
 
 Tore, T-R 
 Toreu'tic, T 3 -Rt-K 
 Tor'ment, Tri-Mnt 
 Torment', Tr 2 -Mnt, Tr 2 - 
 
 Mn-Td. Tr-Mnt-NG 
 Torment'er, Tr 2 -Mntr 
 Tormenf ingly, Tr 2 -Mnt- 
 
 NG-L 
 
 Torment'or, Tr 3 -Mntr 
 Torn, T 3 -fin 
 Torna'do, T-/J-N-D 
 Torpe'do, T a -.K-P-D 
 Tor'pent, T'-fl-Pnt 
 Torpes'cence, T 2 -fl-Ps- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Torpes'cent, T-fl-Ps-Nt 
 Tor'pid, T'-^-Pd 
 Torpid'ity, T 3 -ft-Pd-T 
 Tor'pidness, T 1 JZ-Pd-Ns 
 Tor'pify, Ti-fl-P-F 
 Tor'pitude, T'-^-P-Td 
 Tor'por, l^-R-Pr 
 Torporif ic, T 8 -fl-Prf-K 
 Torrefac'tion, T>-fi-F- 
 
 Eshn 
 Tor'refy, T'-K-F, 1 l -R- 
 
 Fd, T1-/S-F-NG 
 Tor'rent, T>-Bnt 
 Torricel'lian, T-fl-sin 
 Tor'rid, T>--D 
 Tor'ridness, T^fl-D-Ns 
 Tor'sel, T>-Ks-L 
 Tor'sion, T^^Rshn 
 Tor'so, T!-B-S 
 Tort, T!-Rt 
 Tort'ile, T-Kt-L 
 Tor'tious, T-fi-SHs 
 Tort'ive, T-t-V 
 Tor'toise, T l -R-lB 
 Tor'toise-Bhell, T'-B-T- 
 
 sSHl 
 
 Tortuoo'ity, Ti-R-CH-sT 
 Tort'uous, T.B-CH8 
 TorVuously, T^B-CH-sL 
 Tort'uousness, T l -.R- 
 
 CHs-Ns 
 
 Tort'urably, Tri-CHr-Bl 
 ""ort'-^re, Tr-CHr, Tr 1 - 
 
 CHrd, Tr^CHr-NG 
 
 TOW 
 
 Tort'urer, TrJ-CHr-R 
 Tort'uringly, Tr'-CHr- 
 
 NG1 
 
 To'rus, T 2 -Rs 
 Tor'vous, T^/i-Vs 
 To'ry, T 2 -.R 
 To'ryism, T^-K-zH 
 Toss, Ts 1 , Tst', 1V-NG 
 Toss'er, T'-slt 
 Toss'pot, Ti-sPt 
 Tost, Tsti 
 Tot, Tti 
 To'tal, T^-Tl 
 Total'ity, Ti-Tl-T 
 To'tally, T2-T1 
 Tote, Tt 2 . T2-Td, Ttf) ! 
 Tot'ter, Ttri. Ttrd 1 , Ttr(-) 1 
 Tot'tle, T'-Tl, T'-Tld, Ti- 
 
 Tl KG 
 
 Tot'tlish, T!-T1-SH 
 Tou'can, T'*-~Kn 
 Touch, T2-CH, T2-CHt, 
 
 TS-CH-NG 
 
 Touch'able, T 2 -CH-B1 
 Touch'-hole, T--CH(-H)- 
 
 L 
 
 Touch'ily, T*-Cll-L 
 Touch'iness, T 2 -CH-Ns 
 Touch'ing, T 2 -CH-NG 
 Toueh'ingly, T2-CH-N .1 
 Touch'-me-not, T 2 -CH- 
 
 M-N-T 
 
 Touch'-stone, T 2 CH-sTn 
 Touch'-wood, T2-CH-Wd 
 Touch'y, T2-OH 
 Tough, Tf2. T 2 -Fr, Tf2-St 
 Tough'en, TP-N, Tf'-Nd, 
 
 Tf'-N-NG 
 
 Tough'ish, Tft-SIl 
 Tough'ly, T2-F1 
 Tough'ness, Tf 2 -Ns 
 Toupee', T-P 
 Toupet', TS-P 
 Tour, T 3 -R, T 3 -Kd, T 3 -S- 
 
 NG 
 
 Tourbill'ion, T 3 -R-~B-Ln 
 Tour'ist, T3-fist 
 Tour'maline, Tr 3 -M-in 
 Tour'nament, T'-Bn- 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Tour'ney, T 2 -JE-N 
 Tour'niquet, T 2 -.R-N-Kt 
 Tournure', T 3 -JJn-R 
 Touse, Tzi 
 Tous'er, T'-zR 
 Tou'sle, Tzi-L, Tzi-Ld, 
 
 Tzi-L-NG 
 Tout-ensem'ble, Tt 3 f^Vs- 
 
 Jtf-BU 
 Tow, T 2 , T 2 -D (Td 2 ), T- 
 
 NG 
 
 Tow'age, T 2 -J 
 To'ward, (prep.} Trd* 
 To"ward.(a.) T-Wrd 
 To'wardliness, T^-Wrd- 
 
 i-Ns - 
 
 To'wardly, TP-Wrd-Z 
 To'wardness, T 2 -Wrd-Ns 
 To'wards, Tvdz 2 
 Tow'-boat, T J -Bt 
 
TOW 
 
 Towel, T'-L 
 
 Tower, T'-B, T^Ed, T- 
 
 JZ-NG 
 
 Towered, T>-Rd 
 Towering, T'-B-NG 
 ToWery, T l -R 
 Tow'-line, T 1 in 
 Tow'-path, T*-P-TH 
 ToW-rope, T-.R-P 
 Town, Tn 1 
 Town'-clerk, Tn 1 iKl-E 2 - 
 
 K 
 
 Town'-crier, TnMKr-B 1 
 Town'-hall, T'-N-Hl 
 'TowTL'-house, T^N-Hs 
 Town'-meeting, Tn 1 
 
 SMtC) 8 
 
 Towns'-fplk, Tnzi-F-K 
 Town'ship, Tn^SH-P 
 Towns'man, T^Nz-Mn 
 
 [T>-zMn] 
 
 Towns'-talk, Tnz*-T-K 
 Tow'ser, Ti-Zr 
 Toxicolog'ical, T>-Ks- 
 
 K1-J-K1 
 
 Toxicol'ogy, T^Ks-Kl-J 
 Toy, Ti, Ti-D (Td), Ti-NG 
 Toy'er, T>-E 
 Toy'ful, T'-Fl 
 Toy'ish, T"-SH 
 Toy'ishness, T^SH-Ns 
 Toy'man, T^Mn 
 Toy'-shop, T1-5H-P 
 Trace, Trs 2 , Trst 2 , Trs*- 
 
 NG 
 
 Trace'able, Trs*-Bl 
 Trac'er, Tr 2 sK 
 Tra'cery, T^-sJZ 
 Tra'chea, Tr=-Km 
 Tracheot'omy, Tr'-K-T- 
 
 M 
 
 Trachi'tis, Tr^K-Ts 
 Tra'chyte, Tr^-Kt 
 Trac'ing, Trs^-NG 
 Track, Tr>-K, Tr'-Kt, Tri- 
 
 K-NG 
 
 Track'age, Tri-K-J 
 Trackless, Tri-K-Z,s 
 Tract, Tri-Kt 
 Tractabil'ity, Tr3-Kt-Bl- 
 
 T 
 
 Tract'able-y, Tri-Kt-Bl 
 Traofableness, Tri-Kt- 
 
 Bl-Ns [!Bs] 
 Trata'rian, Tr 2 K-T-Rn 
 Tracta'tion, Tr 2 -K-Tshn 
 Tract'ate, Tr 1 K-Tt 
 Tract'ile, Tr^Kt-L 
 Tractil'ity, Tr3-Kt-i-T 
 Trac'tion, Tr'-Kshn 
 Tracti'tious, Tr 3 -Kt-SHs 
 Tracf ive, Tr'-Kt-Y 
 Tract/ or, Tri-Ktr 
 Tract'ory, Tr'-K-T-H 
 Tract'rix, Tri-K-Tr-Ks 
 Trade, Trd*, Tr^-Dd. 
 
 Trd(-) 
 Trade'-mark, Trd-M- 
 
 fi-K 
 Trad'er, Tr*-Dr 
 
 272 
 
 TRA 
 
 Trade'-sale, Trds*-L 
 
 Tram'mel, Tr 1 M-i, Tr- 
 
 Tradesfolk, Trdz'-F-Ks 
 
 M-id. Tr-M-i-NG 
 
 Trades'man, Trd*-zMn 
 
 Tram'meler, Tr^M-i-B 
 
 Trades'people, Trd^-zP- 
 
 Tramon'tane, Tri-Mnt-N 
 
 Pl 
 
 Tramp, Tri-M P, Tri-Mt, 
 
 Trades'-union, Trdz- 
 
 Tr-M-P-NG 
 
 Yn-N 
 
 Tramp'er, Tri-M-Pr 
 
 Trades'woman, Trd s - 
 
 Tram'ple, Tr^-M-Pl, Tr 1 - 
 
 zW-Mn 
 
 M-Pld. TrJ-M-Pl-NG 
 
 Trade'-wind, Trd^-Wnd 
 
 Tram'pler, Tr'-M-Pl-B 
 
 Tradi'tion, Tr 3 -Dshn 
 
 Tramnoose'. Tr 3 -M-Ps 
 
 Tradi'tional, TrS-Dshn-L ! Tram'-road, Tr^M-K-D 
 
 Tradi'tionally, Tr- 
 
 Tram'-way, Tr^M-W 
 
 Dshn-i 
 
 Trance, Trns 1 
 
 Tradi'tionary, Tr 3 - 
 
 Tran'quil, Tr'-NG-Kw-L 
 
 Dslm-R 
 
 Tran'quilize, Tr'-NG- 
 
 Tradi'tioner, Tr3-Dshn-B 
 
 Kw-iz, Tr!-NG-Kw-Z,zd, 
 
 Tradi'tionist, Ti^-Dslin- 
 
 Tri-NG-Kw-Lz-KG 
 
 St 
 
 Tran'quilizer, Tr^NG- 
 
 Trad'itive, Tr>-D-Tv 
 
 Kw-z-R 
 
 Traduce', " Tr'-Ds, Tr 3 - 
 
 Tranquil'lity, T^-NG- 
 
 Dst. Tr'-Ds-NG 
 
 Kw-i-T (-Lt) 
 
 Tradu'cer, TrS-D-sE 
 
 Tran'quilly, Tri-NG- 
 
 Traduc'tion, Tr 2 -D-Kshn 
 
 Kvr-L 
 
 Traduc'tive, Tri-D Kt-V 
 
 Tran'quilness, Tri-NG- 
 
 Traffic, Trfi-K, TrP-Kt, 
 
 Kw-L-Ns 
 
 Trf-K-NG 
 
 Trans-. In a number of 
 
 Trafficker, Tr^F-Kr 
 Trag'acanth, Tr'-G-K-N- 
 
 words commencing with 
 Trans-, for the purpose of 
 
 TH 
 
 securing simpler and 
 
 Trage'dian, Tr'-J-Dn 
 
 easier outlines, it is al- 
 
 Trag'edy, Tr-J-D 
 
 lowable not to indicate 
 
 Trag'ic, Tr>-J-K 
 
 the n-sound. as in the 
 
 Trag'ical-ly, Tr^J-Kl 
 
 case of Transact and fol- 
 
 Trag'icalness, Tr l -J-Kl- 
 
 lowing words. In the 
 
 Ks 
 
 case of Transgreis and 
 
 Tragi-com'edy, Tr'-J-K- 
 
 its compounds, both the 
 
 M-D 
 
 n and the r are omit- 
 
 Tragi-com'ic, TrW-K- 
 
 ted. See note also under 
 
 M-K 
 
 Prescribe. 
 
 Tragi-cona'ical, Tr J -J-K- 
 
 Transact', Tr^Ns-Kt. Tr'- 
 
 M-K1 
 
 Ns-K-Td, Tri-Ns-Kt-NG 
 
 Trail, Tr-L, Tr-Ld, Tr- 
 
 [Tr-sKt, Tri-sK-Td, Tr 1 - 
 
 L-NG 
 
 sKt-NGl 
 
 Train, Trn 1 , Trnd 8 , Trn 2 - , TransacVtion, Tr'-sKshn 
 
 NG 
 
 Transact'or, TrJ-sKtr 
 
 Train'able, Tr*-N-Bl 
 
 Transalpine, Tr^si-Pn 
 
 Train'-band, Trn*-Bnd 
 
 Transan'imate, Tr^Ns- 
 
 Train'-bearer, TrnVB-Kr 
 
 N-M-T 
 
 Train'er, Tr'-Kr 
 
 Transatlantic, Tr'-Ns- 
 
 Train'ing, Trn 2 -NG 
 
 T-Lnt-K [Tri-stnt-K] 
 
 Train'-oil, Trn-L 
 
 Transcend', Tr 2 -Ng-Nd, 
 
 Traipse, Tr*-Ps 
 
 TrZ-Ns-N-Dd, Tr 2 -Ns-Nd- 
 
 Trait, Trt 
 
 NG 
 
 Trai'tor, Trtr 2 
 
 Transcend'ence, Tr*- 
 
 Trai'toress, Trtr-S 
 
 Ns-Nd-Ns 
 
 Trai'torous, Trtr 2 -S 
 
 Transcend'ency, Tr- 
 
 Trai'torously, Trtr 2 -S- 
 
 Ns-Nd-N-S 
 
 Trai'torousness, Trtr 2 - Transcend'ent, Tr*-Ns- 
 
 8-Ns 
 
 Nd Nt 
 
 Trai'tress, Tr 2 -Trs 
 
 Transcendent'al, Tr- 
 
 Traject', Tr 2 -J-Kt, Tr*-J- 
 
 Ns-Nd-Nt-L 
 
 K-Td.Tr 2 -J-Kt-NG 
 
 Transcendent'alism, 
 
 Trajec'tion, Tr 2 -J-Kshn 
 
 Tr 2 -Ns-Nd-Nt Lz-M 
 
 Traiect'ory, Tr 2 -J-K-Tr 
 
 Transcendent'alist, 
 
 Tralati'tion, T^-i-Tshn 
 
 Tr 2 -Ns-Nd-Nt-Lst 
 
 Tralati'tious, I^-L-I- 
 
 Transcendent'ally, 
 
 SHs 
 
 Tr'-Ns-Nd-Nt-L 
 
 Tralu'cent, Tr-is-Nt 
 
 Transcend'ently, Tr* 
 
 Tram, Tri-M 
 
 Ns-Nd-Nt-L 
 
TRA 
 
 Transcend'entness, 
 
 Tr*-Ns-Nd-Nt-Ns 
 Transcribe', Tr^sK-B, 
 
 Tri-sK-Bd, Tr-sK-B-NG. 
 
 See note under Trans-. 
 Transcriber, Tri-sK-Br 
 Tran'script, Tr^sK-Pt 
 Transcrip'tion, Tr3-sK- 
 
 Pshn 
 Transcrip'tively, Ti^-sK 
 
 -Pt-V- 
 Transcur'sion, Tr"-N- 
 
 sKrzhn 
 Transelementa'tion, 
 
 Tr 2 -Ns-L-Mn-Tshn 
 Tran'sept, Tr>-Ns-Pt 
 Transfer 7 , Tr-N8-F-R, 
 
 TrS-Ns-F-fld, Tr^-Ns-F- 
 
 R-NG 
 
 Trans'fer, Tri-Ns-F-R 
 Transferabil'ity, Tr-Ns- 
 
 F-fl-BlT 
 Transferable, Tr-Ns-F- 
 
 R-B1 
 
 Transferee', Tr s -Ns-F-.R 
 Trans'ference, Tri-Ns- 
 
 F-flns 
 
 Transferor, Tr2-Ns-F-Rr 
 Transfer'rible, Tr a -Ns- 
 
 F-R-B1 
 Transfiguration, Tr* Ns- 
 
 F-Grshn 
 Transfig'ure, TrS-Ns-F- 
 
 Gr, Tr-N8-F-Grd, Tr- 
 
 Ns-F-Gr-NG 
 Transfix', Tr'-Ns-F-Ks, 
 
 TrS-Ns-F-Kst, Tr-Ns-F- 
 
 Ks-NG 
 Transform', Tr'-Ns-F-R- 
 
 M, Tri-Ns-F-R-Md, Tr'- 
 
 Ns-F-R-M-NG [Tr-Ns- 
 
 F, Tri-Ns-Fd, Tr'-Ns- 
 
 F(-)] 
 Transforma'tion, Tr- 
 
 Ns-F-R-Mshn [Tr^-Ns- 
 
 Fshn] 
 Transform'ative, Tr 1 - 
 
 Ns-F-R Mt-V 
 Transform'ing, Tr'-Ns- 
 
 F-R-M-NG [Tr>-N8-F(-)] 
 Transfuse', Tr^-Ns-Fz, 
 
 Tr3-Ns-Fzd, Tr-Ns-Fz- 
 
 NG 
 Transfus'ible, Tr*-Ns- 
 
 Fz-Bl 
 Transfu'sion, Tr - Ns - 
 
 Fzhn 
 Transgress', Tr*-N-sGrs. 
 
 Tr 2 -N-sGrst. TrS-N-sGrs- 
 
 KG [Tr2-8Gs, Tr-sGst. 
 
 Tr-sGs-NG]. See note 
 
 under Trans-. 
 Transgres'sion, Tr 1 - 
 
 sGshn 
 Transgress'ive, Tr'-sGs- 
 
 V 
 
 Transgress'or, Tr'-sG-sR ! 
 Tranship', Trn 3 -SH-P 
 Tranship'ment, Trn s - 
 
 SH-P-Mnt I 
 
 12* 
 
 273 
 
 Transient, Tr'-N-SHnt 
 Tran'siently, Tr 1 - N - 
 
 sam-L 
 Tran'sientness, Tri 
 
 8Hnt-Ns 
 Transil'ience, Tr 3 Ns - 
 
 Lns 
 Transil'iency, Tr^-Ns- 
 
 Ln-S 
 
 Transi're, Tr'-Ns-K 
 Tran'sit, Tr'-Ns T 
 Transi'tion, Trnssftns 
 Transi'tional-ly, 
 
 Trnsshn*-L 
 
 Tran'sitive, Tri-Ns-Tv 
 Tran'sitively, Tr'-Ns-T- 
 
 VI 
 Tran'sitorily, Tri-Ns-T- 
 
 Rl 
 Tran'sitoriness, Tri-Ns- 
 
 T-B-Ns 
 
 Tran'sitory, Tr>-Ns-T-K 
 Translat'able, Tr 2 -sLt- 
 
 Bl 
 Translate', TrS-N-s 
 
 Tr^-N-sL-Td, Tr-N-sit- 
 
 NG [Tr2-aZ,t, Tr^-sL-Td, 
 
 Tr^-sit-NG] 
 
 Transla'tion, Tr^-sishn 
 Transla'tive, Tr2-st-V 
 Translat'or, Tr-sLtr 
 Translat'ory, 1r*-sLt-R 
 Translit'erate, TrS-Bit 
 
 Rt 
 Transloca'tion, Tr 2 -si- 
 
 Eshn 
 Translu'cence, TrS-sis 
 
 Ns 
 Translu'cency, Ti 3 -sLs- 
 
 N-S 
 
 Translu'cent, Tr'-sis-Nt 
 Translu'cently, Tr^-sLs- 
 
 Nt-L 
 Transmarine', Tr*-8M- 
 
 Rn 
 Trans'migrant, Tr>-sM- 
 
 Grnt 
 Trans'migrate, Tr'-sM- 
 
 Grt, Tri-sM-Gr-Td, Tr- 
 
 sM-Grt-NG 
 Transmigra'tion, Tr a - 
 
 sM-Grshn 
 Trans'migrator, Tr J -sM- 
 
 Grtr 
 Transmis'sible, Tr 3 - 
 
 sMs-B-L 
 Transmis'sion, Tr s - 
 
 sMshn 
 Transmis'sive, Tr- 
 
 sMs-V 
 Transmit/, Tr 3 -sMt, TrS- 
 
 sM-Td. Tr-8MtC) 
 Transmit'tal, Tr^-sM-Tl 
 Transmit'ter, Tr*-sMtr 
 Transmit'tible, TrS-sMt- 
 
 Bl 
 Transmut'able-y, Tr 3 - 
 
 sMt-Bl 
 Transmut'ableness, Tr 3 
 
 sMt-Bl-Ns r !Bs] 
 
 TRA 
 
 Transmuta'tion, Tr 2 -sM- 
 
 Tshn 
 Transmute', Tr 3 -sMt, 
 
 Tri-sM-Td, TrS-slItf) 
 Transmut'er, Tr^-sMtr 
 Tran'som, Tr'-sll 
 Tran'som-window, Tr 1 . 
 
 sM-Wu-D 
 Transpar'ence, Tr'-sP- 
 
 Kns 
 Transparency, Tr'-sP- 
 
 Ru-S 
 
 Transparent, Tri-sP-.Knl 
 Transparently, Tr^sP- 
 
 Rni-L 
 Transpar'entness, Tr 1 - 
 
 sP-nt-Ns 
 
 Transjic'uous, Tr 3 -sP-Ks 
 Transpierce', Tr^-sP-Ks, 
 
 TrS-sP-Rst, Tr3-sP-Bs- 
 
 NG 
 Transpir'able, Tri-sP-S- 
 
 Bl 
 Transpira'tion, Tr 2 -sP- 
 
 Rshn 
 Transpire', Tr^sP-R, 
 
 Tr^HP-Rd, Tr^sP'/e -NG 
 Transplace', Tr--Ns-Pls, 
 
 Tr 2 -NS-Plst, Tr 2 -Ns-Pls- 
 
 NG [Trs 2 -Pls, etc.]. See 
 
 note under Trans-. 
 Transplant', Tri-Ns-Plnt, 
 
 Tr!-Ns-Plu-Td, Tr"'-Ns- 
 
 Plnt-NG [Trs'-Plnt, 
 
 Trs'-Pln-Td, Trsi-Plnt- 
 
 NG 
 Transplanta'tion, Trs 2 - 
 
 Pln-Tshn 
 Transplant'er, Trs 1 - 
 
 Plntr 
 Transplend'ent, Tr J -Ns- 
 
 Plnd-Nt 
 Transport', Tr 2 -Ns-P-Bt, 
 
 Tr 2 -Ns-P-B-Td, Tr2-Ns- 
 
 P-7Jt-NG 
 
 Trans'port, Tr'-Ns-P-Kt 
 Transport'able, Tr--Ns- 
 
 P-fit-Bl 
 Transporta'tion, Tr 2 -Ns- 
 
 P-S-Tshn 
 Transport'edly, Tr 2 -Ns- 
 
 P-K-Td-i 
 Transport'er, Tr 2 -Ns-P- 
 
 tr 
 Transport'ing, Tr 2 -Ns- 
 
 P-Bt-NG 
 
 Transpos'al, Tr ! -Xs-Pz-L 
 Transpose', Tr l -Ns-Pz, 
 
 Tr 2 -Ns-Pzd, Tr 2 Ns-Pz- 
 
 NG [Tr 2 -sPz, Tr 2 -sPzd, 
 
 TrS-sPz-NG] 
 Transposi'tion, Tr- 
 
 Pzshn 
 Transposi'tional, Ir 3 - 
 
 sPzsftn-L 
 
 Transship', Trns 3 -SH-P 
 Transshipment, Trns 3 - 
 
 SH P-Mnt 
 Transubstan'tiate, Tr v 
 
 Ns-Bs-Tn-SHt 
 
TRA 
 
 Transubstantia'tion, 
 
 Tr 2 - Ns - Bs - Tn - SHshn 
 
 [Tr^sB] 
 Transuda'tion, Tr-Nns- 
 
 Dshn 
 Transude', Tr^-Ns-D, Tr 8 - 
 
 Ns-Dd, Tr^Ns-D-NG 
 Transvec'tion, Tr*-Ns- 
 
 V-Kshn 
 Transver'sal, Tr'-Ns-V- 
 
 Es-i 
 Transverse', Tr 2 -Ns-V- 
 
 Rs 
 Transvers'ly, Tr*-Ns-V- 
 
 Es-L 
 Trap, Tr-P, Tri-Pt, Tr'- 
 
 P-NG 
 Trapan', Tr'-Pn, Tr'-Pnd, 
 
 Tr'-Pn NG 
 
 Trapan'ner, Tr'-P-Nr 
 Trap'-door, Tri-P-Dr 
 Trapes, Tr 2 -Ps 
 Trapeze', TrS-Pz 
 Trape'ziform, TrS-Pz-F- 
 
 R-M 
 
 Trape'zium, T^-P-zM 
 Trap'ezoid, Tr J -Pz-D 
 Trapezoid'al, Tr>-Pz-D- 
 
 L 
 
 Trap'per, Tr'-Pr 
 Trap'pings, Tr'-P-NGz 
 Trap'pist, Tr'-Pst 
 Trap'-rocks, 
 Traps, Ti^-Ps 
 Trash, Tr'-SH 
 Trash'y, Tri-^H, Tri-SHr, 
 
 Iri-SHst 
 Trass, Trs 1 
 Traumaf ic, Tri-Mt-K 
 Travail, Tr>-Vl, Tr-Vld, 
 
 274 
 
 Travel, Tri-Vl, Tr>-Vld, 
 
 Tr'-Vl-NG 
 Traveled, Tr^-Vld 
 Traveler, Tri-Vl-K 
 Trav'ersable, Tr'-Vrs-Bl 
 Traverse, IT I -VTS, Tr 1 - 
 
 Vrst, Tri-Vrs-NG 
 Traverser, Tri-Vrs-B 
 Travers-sailing, Tri- 
 
 Vrss-L-NG 
 
 Trav'ertine, TrJ-Vr-Tn 
 Travesty, Tr'-Vs-T, Tr'- 
 
 Vs-Td. Tr-Vs-T-NG 
 Travis, Tr'-Vs 
 Trawl, Tr'-L 
 Trawl'er, Tr'-L-B 
 Trawl'-net, Tr u -Nt 
 Tray, Tr 
 
 Treach'erous, Tr^CHrs 
 Treach'erously, Tr s - 
 
 CHr-si 
 Treach'erousness, Tr- 
 
 CHrs-Ns 
 Treach'ery, 
 Trea'cle, Tr^-Kl 
 Tread, Trd*, 
 
 Trd(-)* 
 
 Tread'er, Tr 2 -Dr 
 Tread'le, Tr-Dl 
 
 Tread'-mill, 
 Trea'son, Trz"-N 
 Trea'sonable, Trz^-N-Bl 
 Trea'sonableness, Trz- 
 
 N-Bl-Ns [IBs] 
 Treas'ure, Tr-ZHr, Tr s - 
 
 ZHrd. Tr*-ZHr-NG 
 Treas'urer. Tr^-ZHr-R 
 Treas'ureship, Tr'-ZHr- 
 
 SH-P 
 Treas'ure-trove, Tr- 
 
 ZHr-Trv 
 
 Treas'ury, Tr 2 -ZHr 
 Treat, Trt 3 , Tr^-Td, Trt(-) 1 
 TreaVer, Trtr 3 
 Trea'tise, Tr 3 -Tz 
 Treat'ment, Trt-Mnt 
 Trea'ty, Tr-T 
 Trea'ty-making, 
 
 M-K.-NG 
 Treb'le, Tr^-Bl, Tr-Bld, 
 
 Tr^-Bl-NG 
 Treb'ly, Tr^-Bl 
 Treb'uchet, 
 Tre'bucket, Tr 3 -B-Kt 
 Tree, Tr 3 , Tr-D, Tr-NG 
 Tree'-frog, Tr-Fr-a 
 Tree'nail, Tr-Nl 
 Tree'-toad, Tr ITod 
 Tre'foil, TrS-Fl 
 Treil'lage, Tr-Z,-J 
 Trel'lis, Tr*-is 
 Trel'list, Tr z -Lst 
 Trem'ble, Tr 2 M-B1. Tr*- 
 
 M-Bld, TrS-M-Bl-NG 
 Trem'bler, Tr^-M-Bl-B 
 Trem'blingly, Tr2-M-Bl- 
 
 NG1 
 Tremen'dous, Tr*-Mn- 
 
 Ds 
 Tremen'dously, Tr*-Mn- 
 
 T>-sL 
 Tremen'dousness, Tr*- 
 
 Mn-Ds-Ns 
 
 Trem'olite, Tr-M-Zt 
 Tre'mor or Trem'or, 
 
 Tr^orZ-M-R 
 
 Trem'ulous, Tr-M-Ls 
 Trem'ulously, Tr-M- 
 
 LB-L 
 Trem'ulousness, Tr-M- 
 
 s-Ns 
 Trench, Tr^-N-CH, Tr- 
 
 N-CHt, Tr-N-CH-NG 
 Trench'ant, Tr*-N-CHnt 
 Trench'er, TrS-N-CHr 
 Trench'erman, Tr* - N - 
 
 CHr-Mn 
 Trench'-plow, Tr*-N-CH- 
 
 PI 
 Trend, Trnd 2 , Trn*-Dd. 
 
 Trnd*-NG 
 
 Tren'dle, Trn 2 -D-L 
 Tren'tal, Trnt-L 
 Trepan', Tr l -Pn, Tr'-Pnd, 
 
 Tr'-Pn-NG 
 
 Trepan'ner, TrJ-P-Nr 
 Trephine', Trf!ar-N 
 Trepida'tion, Tr* P - 
 
 Dan 
 
 TRI 
 
 Tres'pass, Tr=-sPs, Tri 
 
 sPst, Tr2-sPs-NG 
 Trespasser, Tr'-cP-sR 
 Tress, Trs 2 
 Tres'tle, Trs 2 -L 
 Tres'tle-board, Tr*-si- 
 
 Brd 
 
 Tres'tle-tree, Tr s -sL-Tr 
 Tres'tle-work, Tr 2 -sZr 
 
 Wr-K 
 
 Tret, Trt 2 
 Trev'et, Trv-T 
 Trey, Tr 2 
 Tri'able, Tr l -Bl 
 Tri'ableness, T^-Bl-Ns 
 Tri'ad, Tr>-D 
 Tri'al, Tr^L 
 Tri'angle, Tr 1 - NG - Gl 
 
 [Tr>-NGl] 
 Tri'angled, Tri-NG-Gld 
 
 [Tr'-NGld] 
 Trian'gular, Tr'-NG-Gl-R 
 
 [Tr>-NGlR] 
 Trian'gulate, Tr'-NG-Glt, 
 
 Tri-NG-Gl-Td. Tri-NG- 
 
 Glt-NG [T.-'-NGl-T, etc.] 
 Triangula'tipn, Tr=-NG- 
 
 Glshn [Tr 2 -NGlshn] 
 Tri'archy, Tr'-B-K 
 Tri'bal, Tr'-Bl 
 Triba'sic, Tr2-B-sK 
 Tribe, Tr'-B 
 Trib'let, TrS-Blt 
 Trib'olet, Tr3-B Lt 
 Tribom'eter, Tr^B-Mtr 
 Tri'brach, Tr'-Br-K 
 Tribula'tion, Tr 2 -Blshn 
 Tribu'nal, T^-B-Nl 
 Trib'unary, Tr" B-Nr 
 Trib'unate, Tr^-B-N-T 
 Trib'une, TrS- 
 Trib'uneship, 
 
 8H-P 
 
 Tribuni'tial, T- 
 Trib'utariness, Tr-Bt 
 
 fl-Ns 
 
 Trib'utary, Tr 3 -Bt-B 
 Trib'ute, Tr3-Bt 
 Trib'ute-money, 
 M-N 
 Trice, Trs 1 
 Tricen'nial, Trs 2 -N-L 
 Tricen'tenary, Trs*-K- 
 
 T-Nr 
 
 Trichi'na, Tr-K-N 
 Tri'chord, Tr' Krd 
 Trick, Tr3-K, Tr^-Kt, TrS- 
 
 K-NG 
 
 Trick'ery, TH-Kr 
 Trick'ish, Tr^-K-SH 
 Trick'ishly, 'irz-K-Sm 
 Trick'ishness, TH-K- 
 
 SH-Ns 
 
 Trick'le, Tr* Kl 
 Trick'ster, Tr^-Kstr 
 Trick'sy, Tr-K-S 
 Trick'-track, Tr^-K-Tr-K 
 Trick'F, Tr-K 
 Triclin'Jum, T^-Kta-M 
 Tri'color, Tri-K-Z,r 
 
TR1 
 
 Trioor'porate, Tri-Kr- 
 
 Prt 
 
 Tricus'pid, Tr*-Ks-Pd 
 Tridac'tyl, Tri-D-Kt-L 
 Tridac'tylous, Tri-D-Kt- 
 
 LB 
 
 Tri'dent, Tr 1 iDnt 
 Tridenf ate, Tr 2 iDn-Tt 
 Trident'ated, Tr 2 ; Dnt- 
 
 Td 
 
 Trident'ine, Tr;Dn-Tn 
 Tried, Trdi 
 Trien'nial-ly, Tr*-N-L. 
 
 See Eternal-ly. 
 Tri'er, Tr^B 
 Tri'fallow, Tr-F-, Tri- 
 
 F-L-D, Tri-F-L-NG 
 Tri'fld, Trf i-D 
 Tri'fle, Tri-Fl, Tr^Fld, 
 
 Tri-Fl-NG 
 Tri'fler, TrJ-Fl-R 
 Tri'fling, Tr-Fl-NG 
 Tri'flingly, Tri-Fl-NGl 
 Tri'flingness, Tr-Fl-NG- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Triflo'ral, Tr*-Fl-fll 
 Triflo'rous, Tr 2 -Fl-.Ks 
 Trifoliate, Tr-F-//t 
 Trifo'liated, Tr-F-i-Td 
 Trifo'lium, Tr*-F-rM 
 Tri'form. Tr^Fr-M 
 Trig, TrS-'G 
 Trig'amy, TrS-G-M 
 Trig'ger, Tr^-Gr 
 Trigin'tal, Tr^-Jnt-L 
 Tri'glyph, Tr-Glf 
 Triglyph'ic, Tr 3 -Glf-K 
 Triglyph'ical, Tr-Gl-F- 
 
 El 
 
 Tri'gon, Tr^Gn 
 Trig'onal, TrS- 
 Trigonomet'ric, Tr 2 -Gn- 
 
 Mtr-K 
 Trigonomefrical-ly, 
 
 Tr'-Gn-Mtr-Kl 
 Trigonom'etry, Tr'-Gn- 
 
 M-Tr 
 
 Trig'onous, Tr-G-Ns 
 Tri'graph, Tri-Grf 
 Trihe'dral, T^-Hd-Kl 
 Trihe'dron, Tr-Hd-fin 
 Trij'ugous or Triju'- 
 
 gous, Trf-J-Gs 
 Trilat'eral, Tr ] -Ltr-L 
 Trilit'eral, T^-itr-L 
 TriU, TrS-L, Tr-Ld, Tr- 
 
 L-NG 
 
 Trillion, Tr 3 -Ln 
 Trilo'bate, TrS-i-Bt 
 Tri'lobite, Tr'-i-Bt 
 Triloc'ular, Tr!-Z,-Kl-B 
 Tril'ogy, Tr-L-J 
 Trim, (a.) Tr-M, Tr-M- 
 
 B, T^-Mst 
 Trim, (v.) Tr-M, Tr-Md, 
 
 Ti^-M-NG 
 
 Trimea'ter, Tr*-Mstr 
 Trim'eter, Tr-Mtr 
 Trimet'rical, Tr-Mtr-Kl 
 Trim'ly, Tr-M-I, 
 
 275 
 
 Trim'mer, Tr-M-B 
 Trim'ming, Ti^-M-NG 
 Trim'ness, Tpt-M-Ns 
 Tri'nal, Tr>-Nl 
 Trine, Trni 
 Trin'gle, Tr-NG-Gl 
 Trinita'rian, Tr a -N-T-JBn 
 Trinita'rianism, Tr*-N- 
 
 Trin'ity, Tr3-N-T 
 Trink'et, TrS-NG-Kt 
 Trink'etry, Tr-NG-K-Tr 
 Trinoc'tial, Tri-N-K-SHl 
 Tri'olet, Tri-Lt 
 Trino'mial, Tr^-N-Ml 
 Tri'o, Trior 
 Tri'or, Tr-B 
 Trip, Tra-P, Tr-Pt, Tr- 
 
 P-NG 
 
 Tripartite, Tr*-Pr-Tt 
 Triparti'tion, Tr 3 - Pr - 
 
 Tshn 
 
 Tripe, Tr^-P 
 Trip'edal, Tr^-P-Dl 
 Tripe'man, Tr^P-Mn 
 Triper'sonal, Tr^-Prs-Nl 
 Tripersonal'ity, Tr^Prs- 
 
 Nl-T 
 
 Tripet'alous, Tr 2 -Pt-is 
 Trip'-hammer, T^-P-H- 
 
 Mr 
 Triph'thong, Trfs-TH- 
 
 NG 
 Triphthon'gal, TrfJ-TH- 
 
 NG-G1 [-NG1] 
 Trip'le, Tr-Pl, Tr-Pld. 
 
 Triplet, Tr-Plt 
 Triplicate, Tr-Pl-Kt 
 Triplication, Tr-Pl- 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Triplic'ity, Tr'-Pla-T 
 Tri'pod, Tr'-Pd 
 Trip'oli, Tr-P- 
 Tri'pos, Tr l -Ps 
 Trip'per, Tr^-Pr 
 Trip'ping, Tr-P-NG 
 Trip'pingly, Tr-P-NGl 
 Trip'tote, T^-P-Tt 
 Tri'reme, Tri-B-M 
 Trisag'ion, Tr'-sG-N 
 Trisect', Tr^-sKt, Tr*-sK.- 
 
 Td. Tr 2 -sKt-NG - 
 Trisec'tion, Tr 2 -sKshn 
 Tris'mus, Tr 3 -sMs 
 Trisul'cate, Tr'-sL-K-T 
 Trisyllabic, Tri-si-B-K 
 Trisyllab'ical, Tr^si-B- 
 
 Kl 
 
 Trisyllable, Tr<-sL-B\ 
 Trite, Trti 
 Tritely, Trt'-i 
 Trite'ness, Trt>-Ns 
 Tri'theism, Tri-THz-M 
 Tri'theist, Ti-i-THst 
 Tritheist'ic, Tr-THs- 
 
 T-.. 
 Tritheisfical, Tr-THs- 
 
 T-K1 
 Tri'tone, Tr>-Tn 
 
 TRO 
 
 Trit'urable, Tr'-CHr-Bl 
 Trit'urate, Tr s -CHrt, Tr 3 . 
 
 CHr-Td. Tr 3 -CHrt-NG 
 Tritura'tion, Tr 2 CHrshn 
 Tri'umph, Tri -M-F, Tr 1 - 
 
 M-Ft. Tr'-M-F-XG 
 Triumph'al, Tr--M-Fl 
 Triumph'ant, Tr 2 -M-Fnt 
 Triumph'antly, Tr 2 -M- 
 
 Fnt-i 
 
 Tri'umpher, Tr'-M-Fr 
 Trium'vir, Tr^-M-Vr 
 Trium'viral, Tr 2 -M-Vr-L 
 Trium'virate, Tr2-M-Vrt 
 Tri'une, Tr'-Yn 
 Triu'nity, Tr-Y-N-T 
 Triv'et, Trv^.T 
 Triv'ial-ly, Tr 3 -Vl 
 Triviality, Tr'-Vl-T 
 Triv'ialness, Tr^-V 
 Triv'ium, Tr 3 -v-M 
 Tri'-weekly, T^-W-Kl 
 Troat, Trt- 
 Tro'car, Tr 2 -Kr 
 Trochaic, Tr^-K-K 
 Trocha'ical, Tr2-K-Kl 
 Tro'che, Tr'-K 
 Tro'chee, Tr--K 
 Tro'chil, Tr 2 -Kl 
 Trochillcs, Tr'-Kl-Ks 
 Tro'ching, Tr^-K-NG 
 Trochlea, Tr'-K-i 
 Trochleary, Tr ] -K-i-B 
 Trod, Tr!-D(Trdi) 
 Trod'den, Tr'-Dn 
 Troglodyte, Tr^Gl-Dt 
 Troll, Tr 2 -L, Tr 2 -Ld, Tr- 
 
 L-NG 
 
 Troll'er, Tr 2 -X-K 
 Trollop, Tr'-i-P 
 Trom'bone, Tri-M-Bn 
 Tromp, Tri-M-P 
 Troop, Tr 3 -P, TrS-Pt, Tr3- 
 
 P-NG 
 
 Troop'er, TrS-Pr 
 Trope, Tr 2 -P 
 Tro'phy, Tr=-F 
 Tropic, Tr>-P-K 
 Trop'ical-ly, Tr-P-Kl 
 Troplst, Tr^-Pst 
 Tropologlc, Tri-P-i-J- 
 
 K 
 Tropologlcal, Tr^P-i-J- 
 
 Kl 
 
 Tropol'ogy, Tr'-P-i-J 
 Trot, Trt>. Tr'-Td, Trt(-) 1 
 Troth, Tr 1 TH 
 Trot'ter, Trtri 
 Trou'badour, Tr 3 B-Dr 
 Trouble, Tr a -Bl, Tr2-Bld, 
 
 Tr 2 Bl-NG 
 Troubler, Tr 2 -Bl-K 
 Troublesome, Tr 2 -Bl- 
 
 sM 
 Troublesomely, Tr a -Bl- 
 
 sM-i 
 Troublesomeness, Tr 2 - 
 
 Bl-sM-Ns 
 
 Troublous, Tr 2 -Bls 
 Trough, Trf 1 
 
TRO 
 
 Trounce, Trns 1 , Trnst>, 
 
 Trnsi-NG 
 
 Troun'cing, Trngi-NG 
 Troupe, Tr 8 -P 
 Trouse, Trz' 
 Trous'ers, Tr*-zRz 
 Trousseau', Tr*-S 
 Trout, Trti 
 Trout'ing, TrtC) 1 
 Trout'-pond, Trtf-Pnd 
 Trout'-stream, Trti-sTr- 
 
 M 
 
 Tro'ver, Tr*-Vr 
 Trow, Tr* 
 Trowel, Tr'-L 
 Trow'sers, Tri-zRz 
 Troy, Tri 
 
 Troy-weight, Ti^-Wt 
 Tru'ancy, Tr-N-S 
 Tru'ant, Trnt* 
 Truce, Trs 3 
 Truce'-breaker, Tr-sBr- 
 
 Kr 
 Truck. Tr 2 -K, Tr 2 -Kt, Tr- 
 
 K NG 
 
 Truck'age, Tr 2 -K-J 
 Truck'er, Tr 2 -Kr 
 Truck'le, Tr 2 -Kl, Tr*-Kld, 
 
 Tr 2 -Kl-NG 
 
 Truck'le-bed, Tr2-Kl-Bd 
 Truck'ling, Tr 2 -Kl-NG 
 Truck'man, Tr 2 -K-Mn 
 Tru'culence, Ir'-Klns 
 Tru'culency, Trs-Kln-S 
 Tru'culent, TrS-EInt 
 Tru'culently, Tr 3 -Klnt-Z 
 Trudge, Tr-J, TrWd, 
 
 Tr J-NG 
 
 True, Tr\ TrVR, Trsts 
 True'-bill, Tr 3 B-L 
 True'-blue, Tr-Bl 
 True'-born, TrS-B-fin 
 True'-bred, Tr-Brd 
 True'-hearted, Tr-.R-Td 
 True'-heartedness, Tr- 
 
 fi-Td-Ns 
 
 True'love, Tr 3 --V 
 Truelove'-knot, Tr*-L- 
 
 V-Nt 
 
 True'ness, Tr*-Ns 
 True'-penny, Tr a -P-N 
 Truffle, Trs-Fl 
 Truffle-worm, Tr*-Fl- 
 
 Wr-M 
 
 Trug, Tr^-G 
 Tru'ism, Tr3-zM 
 Trull, Tr 2 -L 
 Trulliza'tion, Ir^-Lzshn 
 Tru'ly, Trt-L 
 Trump, Tr=-M-P, Tr*-Mt, 
 
 Tr 2 -M-P-NG 
 Trump'ery, T^-M-Pr 
 Trum'pet, Tr 2 -M-Pt. Tr 2 - 
 
 M-P Td. Tr-M-Pt(-) 
 Trump'eter, Tr-M-Ptr 
 Trunc'al, Tr 2 -NG-Kl 
 Trunc'ate, TrZ-NO-Kt. 
 
 TrS-NG-K-Td. Tr-NG-Kt- 
 
 NG 
 Trunc'ated, Tr 2 -NG-K-Td 
 
 276 
 
 Trun ca'tion, Tr NG - 
 
 Eshn 
 
 Trun'cheon, Tr-Nshn 
 Trun'dle, Trnd 2 -L, Trnd 2 - 
 
 Ld. Trnd2-L-NG 
 Trun'dle-bed, Trnd'-L- 
 
 Bd 
 
 Trunk, Tr 2 -NG-K 
 Trunk'-hose, Tr-NG-K- 
 
 Hz 
 
 Trun'nel, Tr*-Nl 
 Trun'nion, Trn^N 
 Tru'sion, Trzhn 3 
 Truss, Trs a , Trst 2 , Trs 8 - 
 
 NG 
 Trust, Trst*, Trs 2 -Td, 
 
 Trst 2 -NG 
 Trustee', Trs'-T 
 Trust'er, Trstr* 
 Trust'ful, Trs'-Fl 
 Trust'ily, Trs*-T-L 
 Trust'iness, Trs a -T-Ns 
 Trust'less, Trs 2 -T-is 
 Trust'worthiness, Tr z - 
 
 sWr-DH-Ns 
 Trust'worthy, Tr*-sWr- 
 
 DH 
 Trusf y, Trs*-T, TrsS-T-E, 
 
 Trs-Tst 
 Truth, Tr-TH [Tr 2 
 
 Written in second posi- 
 tion to distinguish it 
 
 from JVtte.] 
 Truth'ful-ly, Tr-TH-Fl 
 
 [Tr-Fl] 
 Truth'fulness, Tr3-TH- 
 
 Fl-Ns [Tr:Fs] 
 Truthless, [Tr 2 -is] 
 Truth'lessness, [Tr*Si8] 
 Truth'-speaking, [Tr 2 - 
 
 sPC)] 
 Truth'-teller, [Tr ! T 2 - 
 
 i-R] 
 
 Try, Tri, Trd', Tri-NG 
 Trying, Tri-NG 
 Tryst, Trst 
 Tub, T-B, T 2 -Bd, TS-B- 
 
 NG 
 Tube, T'-B, T-Bd, T 3 -B- 
 
 NG 
 
 Tu'ber, T-Br 
 Tu'bercle, T 3 -Br-Kl 
 Tuber'cular, T 2 -Br-Kl-R 
 Tuber'culate, T 2 -Br-Klt 
 Tuber'culous, T-Br-Kls 
 Tube'rose, T-B-fiz 
 Tuberos'ity, T^Brs-T 
 Tu'berous, T 3 -Bra 
 Tub'ing, T 3 -B-NG 
 Tub'-man, T 2 -B-Mn 
 Tub'-race, T^-B-fis 
 Tu'bular, T-B-i-R 
 Tu'bulate, T-B-Zt 
 Tu'bulated, T-B-i-Td 
 Tu'bule, T-B-L 
 Tubu'liform, T-B-i-F- 
 
 B M 
 
 Tu'bulous, T'-B-Ls 
 Tuck, T-K, T*-Kt, T-K- 
 
 NG 
 
 TUN 
 
 Tuck'er, T=-Kr 
 
 Tuck'et, T 2 -Kt 
 
 Tues'day, Tz-D 
 
 Tu'fa, T"-F 
 
 Tuff, Tf 2 
 
 Tuffoon', Tfs-N 
 
 Tuft, Tft 2 , Tf-Td, Tit* 
 
 NG 
 
 Tuft'ed, Tf2-Td 
 Tuff-hunter, Tft 2 -Hntr 
 Tuft'y, Tf2-T 
 Tug, T 2 -G, T 2 -Gd T-G- 
 
 NG 
 
 Tug'ger, T 2 -Gr 
 Tug'gingly, T^-G-NGl 
 Tui'tion, Tshn 3 
 Tui'tionary, Tshn 3 -.R 
 Tu'lip, T 3 -/,-P 
 Tulle, T3-L 
 Tum'ble, T 2 -M-B1, T 2 -M- 
 
 Bld, T 2 -M-B1-NG 
 Tum'bler, T 2 -M-B1-R 
 Tum'brel, T 2 -M-Br-L 
 Tum'bril, T 2 -M-Br-L 
 Tumefac'tion, T'-M-F- 
 
 Esbn 
 Tu'mefy, T 3 -M-F, T 3 -M- 
 
 Fd. T 3 -M F-NG 
 Tu'mid, T 3 Md 
 Tumid'ity, T 3 -Md-T 
 Tu'midness, T 3 -Md-Ns 
 Tu'mor, T 3 -M-R 
 Tu'morous, T 3 -M-fls 
 Tump, T 2 -M-P, T*-Mt, T4 
 
 M-P-NG 
 
 Tu'mular, T 3 -M-i-R 
 Tu'muli, T 3 -M-i 
 Tu'mulose, T 3 -M-Ls 
 Tu'mulous, T 3 -M-is 
 Tu'mult, T 3 -M-Lt 
 Tumult'uarily, T 2 -M-Zt- 
 
 R L 
 Tumult'uariness, T 2 -M- 
 
 Lt-R Ns 
 
 Tumult'uary, T 2 -M-Zt-S 
 Tumult'uous, T-M-i-Ts 
 Tumult'uously, T^M-Zi- 
 
 T sL 
 Tumulfuousness, T'-M- 
 
 Tu'mulus, T s -M-Z,s 
 Tun, Tn 2 , Tnd 2 . Tn 2 -NG 
 Tun'able, T 3 -N-B1 
 Tun'ableness, T 3 -N Bl- 
 
 Ns [Tn3!Bs] 
 Tune, Tns, Tnd 3 , Tn-NG 
 Tune'ful, Tn 3 -F-L 
 Tune'fully, Tn 3 -F-I, 
 Tune'less, T 3 -Nls 
 Tun'er, T 3 -Nr 
 Tung'sten, T 2 -NGs-Tn 
 Tu'nic, T3-N-E 
 Tu'nicle, T 3 -?r-Kl 
 Tun'ing-fork, TnS-NG- 
 
 F-R-E 
 Tun'ing-hammer, Tn*- 
 
 NG-H-Mr 
 Tun'nage, Tn 2 -J 
 Tun'nel, T^-Nl, T'-Nld, 
 
 T 2 -N1-NG 
 
TUN 
 
 Tun'neling, T-Nl-Nd 
 Tun'ny, X^-N 
 Turban, Tr2-Bn 
 Turbary, TrS-B 
 Tur'bid, Tr*-Bd 
 Turbid'ity, 
 Tur-bidly, Tr^-Bd L 
 Tur'bidness, Tr 2 -Bd-Ks 
 Tur'binate, Tr*-B-Nt 
 Tur'binated, Tr 2 -B-N-Td 
 Turbina'tion, Tr 2 - B - 
 
 Nshn 
 
 Tur'bine, Tr*-Bn 
 Tur'bit, Ti-a-Bt 
 Tur'bot, Tr 2 -Bt 
 Tur'bulence, Tr'-Blns 
 Tur'bulent, Tr 2 -Blnt 
 Tur'bulently, Tr 2 -Blnt-Z 
 TuiVeism, T*-Rsz-M 
 Turcoman, T 3 -.R-K-Mn 
 Tureen', T 3 -fin 
 Turf, T 2 -/if, TS-fift, T- 
 
 Turfiness, T 2 -.R-F-Ns 
 Turfy, T 2 -.R-F, T-.B-F-R, 
 
 T 2 -.R-Fst 
 
 Tur'gent, Tr-Jnt 
 Turges'cence, Tr*-Js-Ns 
 Turges'cency, Tr^-Js-N- 
 
 8 
 
 Turges'cent, Tr 2 - Js-Nt 
 Tur'gid, Tr 2 -Jd 
 Turgid'ity, Tr 3 -Jd-T 
 Tur'gidness, Tr 2 -Jd-Ns 
 Tur'key, T 2 --K 
 Tur'key-buzzard, T 2 -.R- 
 
 K-B-zRd 
 
 Turk'ish, T-B-K-SH 
 Turkois', Tr ] or-Kz 
 Turk's-head, T2-JZ-K- 
 
 sHd 
 
 Tur'meric, Tr 2 -M--K 
 Tur'moil, Tr 2 -M- 
 Turn, T 2 -/Jn, T 2 -flnd, T- 
 
 fin-NG. See Train, etc. 
 Turn'coat, T'-ffn-Kt 
 Turn'er, T 2 -Kn-R 
 Turn'ery, T^-Rn-R 
 Turn'ing, T-fin-NG 
 Turn'ing-point, T-Bn 
 
 NG-Pnt 
 
 Tur'nip, Tr 2 -N-P 
 Turn'key, 'f*-Rn-X. 
 Turn'-out, T*-fin-T 
 Turn'-over, T*-.Rn-v-R 
 Turn'pike, T a -Kn-P-K, 
 
 T*-/Zn-P-Kt, T s -fin-P-K- 
 
 NG 
 Turn'pike-road, T*-Kn- 
 
 P-X-B-D 
 
 Turn'sole, T 2 -B-Ns-L 
 Turn'spit, T-Rns-Pt 
 Turn'stile, T 2 -Rns-T-L 
 Turn'-table, T 2 -Bn-T-Bl 
 Tur'pentine, T 2 -/?-Pnt-N 
 Tur'pitude, T"-R P-Td 
 Turquois', Tr'ar^-Kz 
 Tur'rel, T 2 -K1 
 Tur'ret, T 2 -t 
 Tur'reted.T^-B-Td 
 
 277 
 
 Turtle, Tr-Tl 
 Tur'tle-dove, Tr*-Tl-Dv 
 Tur'tler, Tr 2 -Tl-R 
 Tus'can, T 2 -sKn 
 Tush, T*-8H 
 Tusk, T*-sK 
 Tusked, T 2 -sKt 
 Tusk'y, T 2 -sK 
 Tus'sle, Ts*-L 
 Tut, Tt 
 
 Tu'telage, Tt'-i-J 
 Tu'telar, Tt^-i-B 
 Tu'telary, Tt'-L-R 
 Tu'tenag, T3-T-N-G 
 Tu'tor, Ttr 3 , Ttrd', Ttr(-) 8 
 Tu'torage, Ttr-J 
 Tu'toress, T-Trs 
 Tuto'rial, T*-T-.K1 
 Tut'ti, T-T 
 Tut'ty, T*-T 
 Twad'dle, Tw>-Dl, Tw>- 
 
 Dld.Tw^Dl-NG 
 Twad'dler, Twi-Dl-B 
 Twad'dy, 1w l -D 
 Twain, Twna 
 Twang, Twi-NG, Tw 1 - 
 
 NGd, Twi-NG-NG 
 'Twas, Twzi 
 Twat'tle, Twi-Tl 
 Tweak, Tw s -K, Tw'-Kt, 
 
 Tw 3 -K-NG 
 
 Tweed, Tw 3 -D (Twd) 
 Twee'dle, Tw-Dl 
 Tweeds, Tw s -Dz (Twdz*) 
 Twee'zers, Tw 3 -zRz 
 Twelfth, Tw 2 --F-TH 
 
 02TH) 
 TwelftL'-night, Tw-- 
 
 F-TH-N-T(12TH!Nti) 
 Twelve, Tw 2 -L-v (12) 
 Twelve'month, Tw*-- 
 
 V-M-N-TH (12 M-N-TH 2 ) 
 Twelve'-pence, Tw 2 -/,- 
 
 V-Pns(12Pns 2 ) 
 Twelve'-penny, Tw*-- 
 
 V-P-N (12 P 2 -N) 
 Twelve'score, Tw--Vs- 
 
 K-R(12sK-R2) 
 Twentieth, Twn*-T-TH 
 
 (20TH) 
 
 Twen'ty, Twn-T (20) 
 Twen'ty-fold, Iwn-T- 
 
 Fld (20 F^-Ld) 
 'Twere, Tw-R 
 Twi'bil, Twi-BI 
 Twice, Tws 1 
 Twice'-told, Tws'-Tld 
 Twid'dle, Tw-Dl 
 Twi'fallow, Twi-F-i- 
 
 Twi-F-id, TwJ-F-i-NG 
 Twig, Tw*-G, Tw'-Gd, 
 
 Tw-G-NG 
 Twig'gen, Tw 3 -Gn 
 Twig'gy, Tw-G 
 Twi'light, Tw>-Zt 
 Twill, Tw-L, Tw-Ld, 
 
 Tw3-L-NG 
 Twin, Twn* 
 Twine, Twn 1 , Twnd 1 , 
 
 TYP 
 
 Twinge, Twn'-J, 
 
 Jd, Twn 8 -J-NG 
 Twink'le, Tw 3 -NG-Kl, 
 
 Tw^-NG-Kld, Tw*-XG-Kl- 
 
 NO 
 Twink'ling, Tw^-NG-Kl- 
 
 NG 
 
 Twin'ling, Tw3-Nl NG 
 Twirl, Tw^-JJl, Tw^-TJld, 
 
 Twist, Twst 3 , Tws'-Td, 
 
 Twst 3 -NQ 
 Twist'er, Twstr* 
 Twit, Twt 3 , Tw 3 -Td, 
 
 Twt(-) 3 
 Twitch, Tw 3 -CH, Tw 3 - 
 
 CHt, Tw 3 -CH-NG 
 Twitch'er, Tw 3 -CHr 
 Twitch'-grass, Tw 3 -CH- 
 
 Grs 
 Twit'ter, Twtrs, Twtrd 3 . 
 
 TwtrC) a 
 
 Twit'tingly, Twt^-NGl 
 'Twixt, Tws-Kst 
 Two, T 3 (2) 
 Two'-celled, Ts 3 -Ld 
 Two'-cleft, T 3 Klft 
 Two'-edged, T 3 -Jd 
 Two-flowered, T^-Fl-fld 
 Two'fold, T a -Fld 
 Two'-handed, T 3 -Hn-Dd 
 Two'-leaved, T 3 -i-Vd 
 Two'-legged, T a --G-D 
 Two'-lobed, T^-i-Bd 
 Two'-masted, T 3 -Ms-Td 
 Two'-parted, T 3 Pr-Td 
 Two'-pence, T 3 or^-Pns 
 Two'-penny, T 3 or 2 -P-N 
 Two'-petaled, T 3 -Pt-Ld 
 Two'-ply, T 3 -P1 
 Two'-seated. Ts 3 -Td 
 Two'-tipped, T 3 -T-Pt 
 'Twould, Twd 3 
 Two'-valved, T 3 -Vl-Vd 
 Tychon'ic, T'-K-N-K 
 Tycoon', T 3 -K.n 
 Tying, T J -NG 
 Tyke, T'-K 
 Tym'bal,T 3 -M-Bl 
 Tym'pan, T 3 M-Pn 
 Tym'panum, T'-M-P-N- 
 
 M 
 
 Tym'pany, T 3 -M-P-N 
 Type, Ti-P 
 Type'-founder, T - P - 
 
 Fndr 
 Type'-foundry, T 1 - P - 
 
 Fnd-jR 
 
 Type'-metal, T'-P-Mt-/i 
 Typhoid, Tf ' -D 
 Typhoon', Tfs-N 
 Typhus, Ti-Fs 
 Typ'ic,T 3 -P-K 
 Typ'ical-ly, T 3 -P-K1 
 Typ'lcalness, T-P-Kl-Ns 
 Typifica'tion, T 2 -Pf- 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Typ'ifler, T 3 -P-F-B 
 Typ'ify, T 3 -P-F, T-P-Fd, 
 
 T'-P-F-NG 
 
TYP 
 
 Typog'rapher, T^P-Gr- 
 
 Fr 
 Typographic, T J -P-Grf- 
 
 K 
 Typographlcal-ly, T 1 - 
 
 P-Gr-F-Kl 
 Typog'raphy, l^-P-Gr- 
 
 F 
 
 Tyr'anness, T 3 -B-Ns 
 Tyran'nic, ^-.R-N-K 
 Tyran'nical-ly, Ti-JZ-N- 
 
 Kl 
 
 Tyran'nicide, T!-.R-Ns-D 
 Tyr'anize, T 3 -K-Nz, T- 
 
 fl-Nzd, T 3 -^ -Nz-NG 
 Tyr'annous, T 3 -B-Ns 
 Tyr'anny, T 3 -.R-N 
 Tyrant, Ti-flnt 
 Tyr'ian, T 3 -jRn 
 Ty'ro, 1 l -R 
 Tyrolese', 1*-R-Lz 
 Tzar, Z'-R 
 Tzari'na, Z^-K-N 
 
 u. 
 
 TJ, the twenty-first letter 
 of the Alphabet, is used to 
 represent the two simple 
 vowel -sounds heard in cut, 
 but, full, bull, the diph- 
 thong sound heard in tube, 
 cute, cure, and, at the begin - 
 ning of some words, the 
 sounds of the consonant y 
 and o, as heard in wse (yos). 
 usual (yo'zhoal). These 
 sounds are written in Pho- 
 nography as follows; 
 
 M in cut light second- 
 place dash. 
 
 M in full light third- 
 place dash. 
 
 u in tube v-ghaped diph- 
 thong-sign opening to the 
 right. 
 
 u in wse the stem Y and 
 heavy (but in unaccented 
 syllables, light) third- 
 place dash. 
 Ubi'ety, Yi-B-T 
 Ubiq'uitary, Y 3 -B-Kw-T- 
 
 R 
 Ubiq/uitous, Y 3 -B-Kw- 
 
 Ts 
 
 Ubiq'uity, Y 3 -B-Kw-T 
 Ud'der, Dr 2 
 Udom'eter,Yd'-Mtr 
 Ugliness, Gl-Ns 
 Ug'ly, Gl 2 , G1-R2, Glst 
 Ukase', YS-KS 
 Ul'cer, s 3 -R 
 Ul'cerate, Ls"-Rt, Ls*-R- 
 
 Td. Zs s -/ft-NG 
 Ulcera'tion, Ls^-Rstm 
 Ul'cered, 
 
 278 
 
 Ul'oerous, Ls s -Rs 
 
 Ul'cerousness, Ls f -Ra- 
 Ns 
 
 Ule'ma, L-M 
 
 Ulig'inous, Yl s -J-Ns 
 
 Ullage, L Z -J 
 
 Ul'na, IAN 
 
 Ul'nar, L2-Nr 
 
 Ult., its 
 
 Ulte'rior, L*-T-R-R 
 
 Ulte'riorly, L*-T-R-Rl 
 
 Ul'timate, Lts-Mt, Lta-M- 
 Td, Lts-MtC) 
 
 Ul'timately, Lt 2 -Mt-i 
 
 Ul'tima thule, Lt z -M- 
 TH-L 
 
 Ultima'tion, Lt^-Mshn 
 
 Ultima'tum, Lt-Mt-M 
 
 Ul'timo, Lt-M 
 
 Ul'tra, i s -Tr 
 
 Ul'traism, i-Tr-zM 
 
 Ul'traist, i-Trst 
 
 Ultramarine', /> 3 -Tr-M- 
 Rn 
 
 Ultramon'tane, Z-'-Tr- 
 Mnt-N 
 
 Ultramon'tanism, L 1 - 
 Tr-Mut-Nz-M 
 
 Ultramun'dane, i'-Tr- 
 Mn-Dn 
 
 Ul'ulate, Lt-Li 
 
 Ulula'tion, Z- 2 -ishn 
 
 Um'bel, M-B12 
 
 Um'bellar, M-B-L-R 
 
 Um'bellate, M-B-Z,t 
 
 Um'bellated, M-B2--Td 
 
 Um'belet, M-B^-it 
 
 Um'belliferous, 
 Rs 
 
 Um'ber, M-Br a 
 
 Umbil'ic, M-B1 3 -K 
 
 Umbil'ical, M-B1-K1 
 
 Umbil'icate, M-Bl 3 -Kt 
 
 Umbil'icus, M-Bls-Ks 
 
 Um'bles, M-Blz 
 
 Um'brage, M-Br a - J 
 
 Umbra'geous, M-Br*-Js 
 
 Umbra'geously, M-Br a - 
 J-si 
 
 Umbra'geousness, M- 
 Br 2 -Js-Ns 
 
 Umbrella, M-Br L 
 
 Umbrif erous, M-Brf 3 -fis 
 
 Um'pirage, M-Pr 2 -J 
 
 Um'pire, M-Pr 2 
 
 Um'pireship, M-Pr 2 -/Sf- 
 P [iSH] 
 
 Un- is a negative prefix 
 that enters into the com- 
 position of a vast number j 
 of words ; but, as in most 
 instances their outlines; 
 are the same as those of 
 the primitive words, 
 with merely an N-stem 
 prefixed, it would be a 
 waste of space to attempt 
 to give them all in this | 
 place. As a rule words 
 only are given that are] 
 
 UNA 
 
 in frequent use, and 
 those whose outlines 
 vary from the outlines of 
 the primitive words. In 
 the case of words not 
 found here, their out- 
 lines may be ascertained 
 by looking up the words 
 without the un and then 
 prefixing an N-stem to 
 their outlines. 
 Unabashed', N-B'-SHt 
 Unabat'ed, N-B^-Td 
 Unabat'edly, N-B2-Td- 
 Unabbre'viated, N-Br- 
 
 Y-Td 
 
 Una'ble, N-B1 
 Unabridged', N-Br'-Jd 
 Unac'cented, N-Ks-N- 
 
 Unaccept'able, N-Ks- 
 
 Pt 2 -Bl 
 Unaccept'ed, N-Ks-P*- 
 
 Td 
 Unaccom'modating, N- 
 
 Unaccom'panied, N-K 
 
 :P 2 -N-D 
 Unaccom'plished, N-K 
 
 iPP-SHt 
 Unaccount'able-y, N-K- 
 
 Nt-Bli 
 Unaccount'ed, N-K-N- 
 
 Unaccus'tomed, N-Ks- 
 
 Unachieved', N-CHvd' 
 Unacknowl'edged, N- 
 
 K-Jdi 
 Unacquaint'ed, N-Kwn- 
 
 Td 2 
 
 Unadjust'ed, K-J'-sTd 
 Unadorned', N-D^^nd 
 Unadulterated, N-D*- 
 
 it-^-Td 
 Unadvis'able, N-DJ-Vz- 
 
 Bl 
 
 Unadvised', N-D^Vzd 
 ti nadvis'edly, N-DJ-Vz- 
 
 D-L 
 Unadvis'edness, N-D 1 - 
 
 Vz-D-Ns 
 
 Unaffect'ed, N-F2-K-Td 
 Unaid'ed, N-Dd 2 
 Unalarmed', N-ir'-Md 
 Unallowable, N-Z,-B1 
 Unalloyed', N-L-D 
 Unalterable, K-Ltr'-Bl 
 Unal'tered, N-ii-Trd 
 Unambi'tious, ^J-M-B 3 - 
 
 SHs 
 
 Una'miable, N-M-B1 
 Unanimity, Yn 3 -N-M-T 
 Unanimous, Yn^N-Ms 
 Unanimously, Yn'-N- 
 
 Unannounced', N'-N- 
 
 Nst 
 Unan'swerable-y, N-Ns- 
 
UNA 
 
 Unanswered, N-Ns-.Rd 
 Unappronch'able, 
 
 Pr"-CH-Bl 
 Unappropriated, N-Pr 
 
 Pr-Td 
 Unapt'. N-Pt* 
 
 Unaptly, N-l 
 
 Unarmed', N-Ri-Md 
 Unashamed', N-SHS-Md 
 Unasked', H-S>-Kt 
 Unassailed', N-Sld* 
 Unassist'ed, N-Ss 3 -Td 
 Unassuming, N- 
 
 NG 
 Unattempt'ed, N-T 2 -M 
 
 Td 
 
 Unavailable, N-V*--Bl 
 Unavailing, N-V-L-NG 
 Unavaillngly, N-V-L 
 
 NG1 
 Unavoid'able-y, N-V^-D 
 
 Bl. See Inevitable. 
 Unavoid'ableness, 
 
 V'-DiBs 
 
 Unaware', N-Wr* 
 Unawares', N-Wrz 1 
 Unbaked', N-B3-Kt 
 Unbal'anced, N-Blnst^ 
 Unballasted, 
 
 Td 
 
 Unbar', N-Bi-R 
 Unbear'able, N-B1-2Z-B1 
 Unbecoming, N-B*-K(-) 
 Unbegot', N-Bi-Gt 
 Unbegot'ten, N-Bi-Gt-N 
 Unbeknown', N-B-Nn 
 Unbelief, N-B1P 
 Unbeliever, N-L. -. 
 Unbelieving, N-Blv-NG 
 Unbend', N-Bnd, " 
 
 Bn2-Dd, N-Bnd-NG 
 Unbending, N-Bnd-NG 
 Unbent', N-Bnt 
 Unbi'as, N-Bsi, N-Bsti, 
 
 N-Bs'-NG 
 
 Unbid'den, N-B-Dn 
 Unbind', N-Bndi, 
 
 Bnd NG 
 
 Unbleached', N-B1-^^. 
 Unblemished, N-Bl"-M- 
 
 sm 
 
 Unblest', N-Blst 
 Unblushing, N-B1-SH- 
 
 NG 
 Unblushlngly. 
 
 8H-NG1 
 Unbolt', . 
 
 Unborn', .. 
 
 Unbo'som, N-B^-zM 
 Unbo'somer, N-B-zM-R 
 Unbound', N-Bndi 
 Unbound'ed, N-Bn'-Dd 
 Unbraid', N-Brd 
 Unbri'dled, N-Br'-Dld 
 Unbro'ken, N-Br 2 -Kn 
 Unbuc'kle, N-B-K1, 
 BS-Kld. N-B8-K1-NG 
 Unbur'den, N-B2-B-Dn, 
 N-BS-S-Dnd, " 
 NG 
 
 279 
 
 .Rd 
 
 Unbut'ton, N-B-Tn, N 
 
 Unconcern', N'.sRn^ 
 
 N 
 
 B*-Tnd. N-B*-Tn-NG 
 
 Unconcerned', N isRnd* 
 
 
 Uncalled', Ni-Kld 
 
 Unconcern''edly, 
 
 Pr 
 
 Uncared', Ni-Krd 
 
 NisKu^-D-L 
 
 
 Unceas'ing, N-Ss 8 -NG 
 Unceremo'nious, nsR- 
 
 Uncondi'tional, 
 NSDslmS-L 
 
 
 M-Ns 
 Unceremo'niously, 
 
 Uncondi'tionally, 
 NiDshii3-i 
 
 Md 
 
 nsR 2 -M-Ns-L 
 
 Unconflned', N tFnd' 
 
 
 Uncer'tain, Ns-2Zt*-N 
 
 Unconnect'ed, NtK- 
 
 
 Uncertainty, Ns-^tz-N-T 
 
 Td2 
 
 1 
 
 Unchain', N-CHn* 
 
 Unconnect'edly, N!K- 
 
 3-JI 
 
 Unchange'able-y, 
 
 Td2-i 
 
 
 N-CH2-N-J-B1 [N-CH2-B1] 
 
 Uncon'querable, NiKr- 
 
 -M 
 
 Unchanged', N-CH2-N- 
 
 BU 
 
 -Bl 
 
 Jd [N-CHd*] 
 Unchar'itable-y, 
 
 Uncon'scionable-y, 
 N:SHi-X-Bl 
 
 NG 
 
 N-CHrti-Bl 
 
 Uncon'scious, KiSHs 1 
 
 -'-L 
 
 Unchar'itableness, 
 
 Uncon'sciously, N ISHs 1 
 
 
 N-CHrtMBa 
 
 L 
 
 i-D 
 
 Unchaste', N-CHsts 
 
 Uncon'sciousness, 
 
 
 Unchas'tity, N-CHi-sT 
 
 Nt8Hs l -Ns 
 
 N 
 
 Unchris'tian, N - E.rs - 
 
 Unconsol'ing, N is3. 
 
 
 CHnS 
 
 NG 
 
 
 Unchurch', N-CHrS-CH 
 
 Unconstitu'tional, 
 
 
 Un'cia, N-SH 
 
 N i stTshn 3 -L 
 
 
 Un'cise, N-SH 
 
 Unconstitutional'ity, 
 
 ti 
 
 Un'cial, N-SH1* 
 
 NIstTshn'-i-T 
 
 Ls 
 
 LTn'ciform, N-S 2 -Fr-M 
 
 Unconstrained', 
 
 
 Uncir'cumcised, nsR2 
 
 N!sTrnd2 
 
 
 isZdornsRs 2 -Zd 
 
 Unconsum'mated, 
 
 Bl 
 
 Uncircumcis'ion, nsR 
 
 NtsM-Td* 
 
 i(') 
 
 isZHn 
 
 Uncontest'ed, NiTs*- 
 
 
 Uncir'cumscribed, 
 
 Td 
 
 t-N 
 
 nsR 2 ;sKr-Bd 
 
 Uncontrol'lable-y, 
 
 n 
 
 [Jnciv'il, Ns-VS-L 
 
 NiTr2-Z-Bl 
 
 
 Jnciv'ilized, Ns-V^-Lzd 
 
 Uncontrovert'ed, 
 
 ? 
 
 Jncivilly, Ns-V 3 -Z, 
 
 NiTrv^-fi-Td 
 
 NG 
 
 Jnclasp', N-Kls-pi 
 
 Unconvened', K tVnd* - 
 
 N- 
 
 Un'cle, NG2-K1 
 
 Unconvert'ed, Js" : Vr^-Td 
 
 
 Jnclean', N Kin 
 
 Unconvinced', NiV 3 - 
 
 NG 
 
 Unclean'liness, N 2 -K1- 
 
 Nst 
 
 
 Nl-Ns 
 
 Uncooked', N-K-K-T3 
 
 sti, 
 
 Unclean'ly, N^-Kl-Nl 
 
 Uncork', N'-Kr-K, N-Kr- 
 
 
 Unclinch', N-K1-N-CH3 
 
 K-Ti. Ni-Kr-K-KG 
 
 
 Inclose', N2-Klz 
 
 Uncorrupt'ed, N-Kr-P- 
 
 N- 
 
 Jn'co, NG 2 -K 
 
 Td 
 
 
 Uncock', N>-K-K 
 
 Uncount'ed, N-Kn-Tdi 
 
 :nt 
 
 Uncocked', N-K-K-Ti 
 
 Uncouple, N-K-Pia 
 
 M- 
 
 Uncoil', N-K-L> 
 
 Uncourt'eous, N-Kr- 
 
 
 Uncollect'ed, N-K1-K- 
 
 CHs z 
 
 
 Tds 
 
 Uncouth', N-K-TH3 
 
 m- 
 
 Uncollect'ible, N-K1-K- 
 
 Uncouth'ly, N-K-TH3- 
 
 
 T2-B1 
 
 Uncouth'ness, N-K-TH'- 
 
 312- 
 
 Jncombed', N^-K-Md 
 
 Ns 
 
 
 Jncombined', N SBnd 1 
 Uncomeat'able, N-K- 
 
 Uncov'er, N-Kv-fls 
 [Jnc'tion, NGshn' 
 
 
 Mt-BU 
 
 Unctuos'ity, NG-CHJ-sT 
 
 
 Jncome'liness, N*-K- 
 
 Unct'uous, NG-CHs 8 
 
 -R 
 
 Ml-Ns 
 
 Uncultivated, N-Klt-V- 
 
 
 Jncome'ly, N-K-M1 
 
 Td 
 
 d 
 
 Uncom'fortable-y, N 
 
 Uncul'ture, N'-Kltr 
 
 
 iFrt'-Bl 
 
 Jncurbed', N-Kr-Bd 
 
 L 
 
 Jncommit'ted, N !Td 
 
 Jndam'aged, N-Di-M-Jd 
 
 
 Jncom'mon, N 1 :N 
 
 Unda'ted, N-D J -Td 
 
 K- 
 
 Jncom'monly, Ni;Nl 
 
 Jndaunt'ed, N-Dn^-Td 
 
 
 Jncom'monness, N>:N- 
 
 Jndec'agon, N D=-K-Gn 
 
 )n, 
 
 Ns 
 
 Jndeceive', N-Ds 3 -V 
 
 )n- 
 
 Jncom'promising, 
 
 Jndeceived', N-Ds'-Vd 
 
 
 NiPri-Mz-NG 
 
 Undecid'ed, K-Ds l -Dd 
 
UNO 
 
 Undecipherable, N-Ds 1 
 
 Fr-Bl 
 
 Undefiled', N-Dfi-Ld 
 Undefined', N-Dfi-Nd 
 Undeni'able-y, N-D^-N 
 
 Bl 
 
 Un'der, Ndr 2 
 Underbid', Ndr-Bd 
 Un'derbrush, Ndr-Br*- 
 
 8H 
 Undercharge', Ndr- 
 
 CHr"-J [-CH 1 ] 
 Un'derclothes, Ndr-Kl- 
 
 Un'dercoat, Ndr*-Kt 
 Un'dererust, Ndr 2 -Krst 
 Un'der-current, Ndr 2 -K 
 
 Rut 
 
 Underdid', Ndr-Dd 3 
 Underdo', Ndr-D 3 , Ndr- 
 
 D 3 -NG 
 
 Underdone', Ndr-Dn* 
 Underdrain', Ndr-Drn* 
 Underfoot', Ndr-Ft 3 
 Undergo', Ndr 2 -G, Ndr 2 - 
 
 G-NG 
 Undergrad'uate, Ndr- 
 
 Gr-Jti 
 Un'derground, Ndr 2 - 
 
 Grnd 
 Un'dergrowth, Ndr-Gr- 
 
 TH 2 
 
 Un'derhand, Ndr 2 -Hnd 
 Un'derhanded, Ndr- 
 
 Hn-Dd 2 
 Underhung', Ndr 2 (-H)- 
 
 NG 
 
 Un'derjaw, Ndr-J* 
 Underlain', Ndr-Zn a 
 Underlay, Ndr-Z 2 , Ndr- 
 
 Z 2 -D, Ndr-Z z -NG 
 Un'der-lease, Ndr^Zs 
 Underlet', Ndr-Zt 2 
 Underlie', Ndr-Zi, Ndr- 
 
 Zi-NG 
 
 Underline', Ndr-Zn' 
 Un'derling, Ndr-Z 2 -NG 
 Un'derlip, Ndr-Z 2 -P 
 Underlying, Ndr-Z-NG 
 Undermine', Ndr'-Mn 
 Undermin'er, Ndri-M-Nr 
 Un'dermost, Ndr 2 -Mst 
 Underneath', Ndr-N- 
 
 TH3 
 
 Underpay', Ndr-P* 
 Underpin', Ndr-Pn 3 
 Underpinning, Ndr- 
 
 Un'derplot, Ndr-Plt' 
 Underprop', Ndr-Pri-P 
 Underrate', Ndr-7Jt s 
 Underrun', Ndr-Bn 2 
 Underscore', Ndrs-K-R 2 . 
 
 Ndrs-K-d 2 , Ndrs-K-E 2 - 
 
 NG 
 Undersell', Ndr-sZ 5 . 
 
 Ndr-sZ 2 -NG 
 Undersher'iff, Ndr-SHr 2 - 
 
 F 
 Undershot', Ndr-SHt 
 
 Undersign', Ndrs'-N 
 
 NdrsLNd, Ndrsi-N-NG 
 Undersized', Ndrs-Zdi 
 Undersold', Ndr-sZ z -D 
 Understand', Ndrs-Tnd' 
 
 Ndrs-Tndi-NG 
 Understanding, Ndrs 
 
 Understand'ingly, Ndrs 
 
 -Tndi-NG-L 
 
 Understate', Ndrs-Tt* 
 Understated, Ndrs - T s 
 
 Td 
 Understate'ment, Ndrs- 
 
 Tt 2 -Mnt 
 Understood', Ndrs-Td 3 
 
 [Ndrs-D 3 so written to 
 
 distinguish, from Inter- 
 ested.} 
 Understrap'per, Ndr- 
 
 sTri-Pr 
 Undertake', Ndr-T J -K, 
 
 Ndr-T 2 -K-NG 
 Undertaken, Ndr-T^-Kn 
 Undertaker, Ndr-T 2 -Kr 
 Undertaking, Ndr-T 2 -K- 
 
 NG 
 Un'der-tenant, Ndr 2 -Tn- 
 
 Nt 
 
 Un'der-tone, Ndr 2 -Tn 
 Undertook', Ndr-T 3 -K 
 Un'der-tow, Ndr 2 -T 
 Underval'ue, Ndr-V>-Z 
 Underwent', Ndr-Wnt 2 
 Un'der-wood, Ndr-Wd 
 Underwork', Ndr-Wr*- 
 
 K, Ndr-Wr-'-Kt, Ndr-Wr 2 - 
 
 K-NG 
 
 Un'der-wprld, Ndr 2 -J21d 
 Underwrite', Ndr l -fit. 
 
 Ndr'-fit-NG 
 
 Un'derwriter, Ndr 5 -/2tr 
 Undersign'ing, Ndrs l -N- 
 
 NG 
 Undeserved', N - D - 
 
 Undeservedly, N - D 2 - 
 
 Undeservingly, N-D S - 
 
 zK-V-NGl 
 
 Undesigned', N-Dsi-Nd 
 Qndesir'able, N-Di-zK-Bl 
 Undetected, N-Dt^-K-Td 
 Undeter'mined, N-D J - 
 
 Tr-Mnd 
 Undeveloped, N-D2-V1- 
 
 Pt [N-Dv2-Pt] 
 Undid', N-Dd' 
 Undigested, N-D 2 -J-sTd 
 Undigest'ible, N-D2-Js- 
 
 Bl 
 Undig'nifled, N-D3-G-N- 
 
 Fd 
 
 Undiluted, N-DS-Z-Td 
 Undimmed', N-D-Md 
 Undine', N-Dn3 
 Undiscern'ib] e, N - D a 
 
 zRn-B(-L) 
 Undis'ciplined, 
 
 Plnd 
 
 UNE 
 
 Undiscovered, N - D* ^ 
 
 sKv-fid 
 
 Undisputed, N-D3-sP-Td 
 
 Undissolved', N-D'-zZ- 
 
 Vd 
 Undisturbed', N-Dstr*. 
 
 Bd 
 
 Undivided, N-Dvi-Dd 
 Undo', N-D 3 , N-D3-NG 
 Undock', N-DJ-K. 
 Uudo'er, N-D^-R 
 Undone 7 , N-Dn 2 
 Undoubf ed, Ivd-Td* 
 Undoubtedly, Nd-Tdi-i 
 Undreamt', N-Dr s -Mt 
 Undress', N-Drs" 
 Un'dress, N-Drs 2 
 Undue', N-D 3 
 Un'dulate, N-D 2 -Zt, N- 
 
 DS-Z-Td, N-D 2 -it-NG 
 Undula'tion, N-D 2 -Zshn 
 Un'dulatory, N-D*-zt-B 
 Undu'ly, N-C 3 -Z 
 Undu'tiful-ly, N-D3-T- 
 
 Fl 
 
 Undying, N-Di-NG 
 Unearth', N-.R2-TH, N- 
 
 R--THt, N--K2-TH-NG 
 
 (Nr-TH 2 , Nr-THt*, Nr- 
 
 Tfl 2 NG) 
 Unearth'ly, N-JZ2-TH-Z 
 
 (Nr-TH2-Z) 
 Unea'sily, N-ZP 
 Unea'siness, N-Z 3 -Ns 
 Unea'sy, N-Z 3 
 Uned'ucated, N-D=-K-Td 
 UnefTect'ed, N-F 2 -K-Td 
 Unembar'rassed, N-M- 
 
 Brsti 
 
 Unemployed', N-M-Pldi 
 Unend'ing, N--Nd-NG 
 Unendorsed', N-N-Drsti 
 Unendur'able, N-N-Dr 3 - 
 
 Bl 
 Unendur'ing, N-N-Dr- 
 
 NG 
 Unenlightened, N-N1- 
 
 Tndi 
 
 Unen'viable, N-N-V-B1 
 [Jne'qual, N-Kw-L 3 
 Jne'qualled, N-Kw-Ld a 
 Jne'qually, N-Kw-Z^ 
 [Jnequiv'ocal-ly, N-Kw- 
 
 V-K1 
 
 Jnerr'ing, N-E 2 -NG 
 Unerr'ingly, N-R2-NG1 
 Unessential, N-S 2 -N-SH1 
 
 [N-Sn 2 ] 
 
 Jne'ven, N-Vn 3 
 Jne'venly, N-V 3 -N1 . 
 
 Jne'venness, N-Vn^-Na 
 Unexag'gerated, N-K- 
 
 sJrJ-Td 
 Unexam'pled, N-K-sM- 
 
 Pld 
 
 Jnexcelled', N-Ks-Ld* 
 Jnexcep'tionable, N- 
 
 Ks-Pshn J -B(-L) 
 Unexcep'tionably, N 
 
 Ks-Pslm 2 -B(-Z) 
 
UNE 
 
 Unexpected, N-Ks-P*-K 
 
 Td 
 Unexpectedly, N-Ks-P 8 - 
 
 K-Td-/y 
 
 Unexplained', N-Ks 
 
 Plnd 
 Unexplored', N-Ks-Pl*- 
 
 Bd 
 
 Unfad'ed, N-F*-Dd 
 Unfail'ing, N-F2-L-NG 
 Unfair', N-F'-R 
 Unfairly, N-Fi-R-L 
 Unfair'ness, N-Fi-R-N 
 Unfaith'ful-ly, N-F-TH- 
 
 Fl 
 Unfaithfulness, N-F- 
 
 THiFs 
 Unfal'tering, N-F>-Ltr 
 
 NG 
 Unfalteringly, N-F'-Ltr- 
 
 NG1 
 Unfamil'iar, 
 
 [N-FS-M] 
 Unfas'ten, N-Fs'-N, N- 
 
 Fsi-Nd, N-Fsi-N-NG 
 Unfath'omable, N-F>- 
 
 DH-M-Bl 
 Unfath'omed, N-F-DH- 
 
 Md 
 Unfa' vorable-y , N - F - 
 
 Vr-Bl 
 
 Unfeel'ing. N-F'-L-NG 
 Unfeel'ingly, N-FS-L- 
 
 NG1 
 
 Unfeigned', N-Fnd 
 ' Unfeign'edly, N-F2-Nd- 
 
 L 
 Unfeign'edness, N-F- 
 
 Nd-Ns 
 
 Unfelt', N-F 2 -Lt 
 Unfet'ter, N-Ftr*, G-F- 
 
 Trd. N-Ftr 2 -NG 
 Unflllal, N-F3-L- 
 Unfinished, N-Fn-Sflt 
 Unfit', N-Ft3, N-F^-Td, 
 
 N-Ft 3 -NG 
 Unflt'ly, N-Ft'-Z 
 Unfit'ness, N-Ft-Ns 
 Unfix', N-F 3 -Ks 
 Unfledged', N-Fl-Jd 
 Unflinching, N-F1-N- 
 
 CH NG 
 Unfold', N-F*-Ld. N-F- 
 
 /,-Dd. N F'-'-Ld-NG 
 Unforbid'den, N-F-B- 
 
 Dn 
 Unforeseen', N-F'-Rs-N 
 
 [N-Fs s -K] 
 
 Unforgiven, N-F;G' 
 Unforgiving, N-F*iGo* 
 Unformed', N-F^R-Md 
 
 [N-Fd>] 
 Unfort'unate, N-Fr-CH- 
 
 Nt 
 Unfort'unately, N-Fri- 
 
 CH-Nt-L, 
 Unfort'unateness, N - 
 
 FrVCH Nt-Na 
 Unfound', N-Fndi 
 Unfound'ed, N-F>-N-Dd 
 
 281 
 
 Unfre'quent, N - Fr* - 
 
 Kwnt 
 Unfrequenf ed, N - Fr - 
 
 Kwn-Td 
 Unfrequently, N-Fr 3 - 
 
 Kwnt-L 
 Unfriend'ed, N-Fr'-N 
 
 Dd 
 Unfriendliness, N - 
 
 Frnd-Z,-Ns 
 
 Unfriendly, N-FrndZ-X, 
 Unfruit/ful, N-Frt*-Fl 
 Unfruiffulness, N-Frt 
 
 SFs 
 Unfurl', N-FZ-ffl, N-F- 
 
 flld, N F 2 -JZ1-NG 
 Unfur'nish, J$-Frn*-SH 
 Unfurnished, N-Frn 2 - 
 
 sm 
 Ungainliness, N a -G-Nl- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Ungainly, N*-G-N1 
 Ungallant, N-G-Lnt 
 Ungen'erous, N-J*-Nrs 
 Ungen'erously, N-J Z - 
 
 Nrs-L 
 Ungen'tlemanly, N-Jnt- 
 
 L-M-N1 [N-Jnt 2 ii] 
 Ungird', N*-Grd, N-Gr- 
 
 Dd2, N 2 -Grd-NG 
 Ungloved', N*-Glvd 
 Unglue', N3-G1 
 Ungodliness, N-Gd-i 1 - 
 
 Ns 
 
 Ungodly, N-Gd-i 
 Ungov'ernable, N-Gv- 
 
 fln 2 -B-L [N-Gv-B 2 J 
 Ungrace'ful, N-Grs-FZ-L 
 Ungrace'fully, N-Grs-F 2 - 
 
 L 
 
 Ungra'cious, N-Gr-SHs* 
 Ungra'ciously, N - Gr - 
 
 8Hs 2 -i 
 Ungrammafical-ly, N 1 - 
 
 Gr-Mt-Kl 
 Ungrate'ful-ly, N-Grt- 
 
 Ungrate'fulness, N-Grt- 
 
 Fiz-Ns [N 2 -GrtSFs] 
 tJnground'ed, N-Grn-Dd 1 
 Dn'gual, N-Gw-L 3 
 CTnguard'ed, N-Gr-Dd' 
 Unguard'edly, N-Gr-Dd 1 - 
 
 L 
 
 Un'guent, NG 4 -Gwnt 
 Unguic'ular, N-Gw-K- 
 
 Lr* 
 Unguic'ulate, N-Gw-K- 
 
 Unguic'ulated, N-Gw-K- 
 
 L'-Td 
 
 Un'gulate, N-G-Lt 
 Unhallow, N-H-H 
 Unhandily, N-Hn-Di-Z, 
 Unhan'dled, N-Hnd-Ldi 
 Unhand'some, N^Hnds- 
 
 M 
 Unhand'somely, N-Hns- 
 
 M-H 
 Unhand'y, N-Hn-D 1 
 
 UNI 
 
 Unhap'pily, w-pi-i 
 Unhap'piness, N-P'-Ns 
 Unhap'py, N-P' 
 Unharmed', Ni-Hr-Md 
 Unharmo'nious, N-Hr- 
 
 M-Ns 
 Unhar'ness, N^-Hr-Ns, 
 
 N'-Hr-Nst, Ni-Hr-Ns-NG 
 Unhealth'fulness, [N- 
 
 Unhealthily, 
 
 TH-i] 
 Unhealth'iness, 
 
 TH-Ns] 
 Unhealth'y, [N-/,2-TH] 
 Unheard', N^-Hrd 
 Unheed'ed, N-H-Dd* 
 Unhesitatingly, N-Hz- 
 
 Tt'-NGl 
 Unhin'dered, N-Hnd- 
 
 Rd 
 
 Unhinge', N-H-N-J' 
 Unhinged', N-H-N-Jds 
 Unhitch', N-H-CH' 
 Unho'liness, N-H-I-'-Ns 
 Unho'ly, N-H-i 2 
 Unhon'ored, Ni-Nrd 
 Unhook', N 3 -H-K, N 3 -H- 
 
 Kt. N 3 -H-K-NG 
 Unhoped', N-Pt^ 
 Unhorse', N'-Hrs 
 Unhouse', N'-Hz 
 Unhous'eld, N-Hz-td* 
 Unhung', N 2 -H-NG 
 Unhurt', N^.Hrt 
 Unhurt'ful-ly, N-Hrt-Fl 
 U'nicorn, Y^-N-Km 
 Unification, Y 2 -N-F- 
 
 Kshn 
 U'niform, Yn 3 -F-R-M 
 
 [Yn3-F] 
 Uniform'ity, Yni-F-R-M- 
 
 T [Yni-F-T] 
 U'niformly, Yn*-F-R-M- 
 
 L [Yn3-F-iJ 
 U'nify, Y3-N-F, Y'-N-Fd, 
 
 Y3-N-F-NG 
 Unimpeach'able, N-M- 
 
 ps-CH-Bl 
 Unimped'ed, N-M-P 3 - 
 
 Dd 
 Unimpor'tant. [N-M- 
 
 Prt'] 
 Unimproved', N-M- 
 
 Prvd 
 Unin'fluenced, [N-N- 
 
 Fst] 
 
 Uninformed', [N-N-Fd 1 ] 
 Uninhabitable, N-N- 
 
 Bt'-Bl 
 Uninhabited, N-N-B- 
 
 Td 
 Unini'tiated, N-N-SH- 
 
 Td 
 Uninspired', N-Ns-P 1 - 
 
 Rd 
 Uninstruct'ed, N-N- 
 
 RTr ! -K-Td 
 Unintelligible, [N-Nt- 
 
UNI 282 UNP 
 
 Unintend'ed, N-Nt-N- 
 
 Unkindly, N-Knd-Z' 
 
 Unmask', N'-Ms-K 
 
 Dd* 
 
 Unkind'ness, N'-Knd-Ns 
 
 Unmeaning, N 8 -Mn-NG 
 
 Uninten'tional-ly, N- 
 
 Unking'ly, N-K-NG1 
 
 Unmen'tionable, N-M- 
 
 Nt-Nshn-Z* 
 
 Unknit', N-Nt. N-N-Td 8 , 
 
 Nshn-B 2 -L 
 
 Unin'terested, N-Ntrs- 
 
 N-Nt-NG 
 
 Unmen'tioned, N-M-N- 
 
 Td 3 
 
 Unknowable, N-N-B1* 
 
 SHnd 
 
 Unin'teresting, N 8 - 
 
 Unknown', N 2 -Nn 
 
 Unmer'ciful-ly, N-M-.R*- 
 
 Ntrst(-) 
 
 Unlace', N-Zs 2 , N-Zst 2 , 
 
 S-F1 
 
 Uninterrupted, N-Ntr- 
 
 
 Unmercifulness, N-M- 
 
 p*-Td 
 
 Unlade', N-Za^D, N-Za- 
 
 2-S-Fl-Ns [IFs] 
 
 Union, Yn'-N 
 
 Dd N-Za 2 -D-NG 
 
 Unmerited, N-M-fi-Td 
 
 Unionist, Yn s -Nst 
 
 Unla'dylike, N-Z-D-Z-K 
 
 Unmind'ful, N-Mnd- 
 
 Union-jack, Yn 3 -N-J-K 
 
 Unlamen'ted, N-L 2 -Mn- 
 
 F'-L 
 
 Unip'arous, Y 3 -N-Prs 
 
 Td 
 
 Unmistak'able, N-Ms- 
 
 U'niped, Y^-N-Pd 
 
 Unlash', N-Z^-SH 
 
 T2-K-B1 [N-Ms-K-Bl 2 ] 
 
 Uniper'sonal, Y z -N-Prs- 
 
 Unlatch', N-Zi-CH, N-Z>- 
 
 Unmodified, N-Md-Ffli 
 
 Nl 
 
 CHt, N-Zi-CH-NG (Nl- i Unmoor', N 3 -Mr 
 
 Unique', Y 3 -N-K 
 
 CH, Nl-CHt, N1-CH- 
 
 Unmoved', N-M-Vd> 
 
 Unira'diated, Y 2 -N-.R- 
 
 NG) 
 
 Unmuf'fle, N-M-F1* 
 
 D-Td 
 
 Unlaw'ful-ly, N-Z'-Fl 
 
 Unmuz'zle, N-Mz-Z s 
 
 Unise'rial, Y 3 -Ns-.R-L 
 
 Unlawfulness, N-Z'-Fl- 
 
 Unnat'ural-ly, N-Nt-ffli. 
 
 U'nison, Y 3 -Ns-N 
 
 Ns [iFs] 
 
 See note under lllauda- 
 
 Unis'onance, Y 8 -Ns-Nns 
 
 Unlay', N-Z 
 
 ble. 
 
 Unis'onant, Y s -Ns-Nnt 
 
 Unlearn', N-Zrn 2 
 
 Unnavlgable, N-N-V-G- 
 
 Unis'onous, Y 8 -Ns-Ns 
 
 Unlearned', N-Zrnd 
 
 Bl 
 
 U'nit, Y 3 -N-T 
 
 Unleavened, N-ZS-Vnd 
 
 Unnec'essarily, N-Nss- 
 
 Unita'rian, Y 8 -N-T-fin 
 
 (Nl-Vnd 2 ) 
 
 12 
 
 ( YntVHn ) 
 
 Unless', Nls 2 
 
 Unnec'essariness, N- 
 
 Unita'rianism, Y*-N-T- 
 
 Unlet'tered, N-Z-Trd 
 
 Nss-fi--Ns 
 
 flnz-M (Ynt2-.Rnz-M) 
 U'nitary, Y-N-T-fi 
 
 Unlike', Nl'-K 
 Unlikelihood, Nil-Ki- 
 
 Unnec'essary, N-Nss-fi* 
 Unneigh'borly, N-N- 
 
 Unite', Yl-N-T, Yi-N-Td, 
 
 nd 
 
 Br 2 -Z 
 
 Y'-Nt-NG 
 
 Unlikely, NU-K1 
 
 Unnerve', N-Nr-V* 
 
 Unit'edly, Yi-N-Td-Z 
 
 Unlike'ness, NP-K-Ns 
 
 Unno'ticed, N-N-Tst* 
 
 Unit'er, Y-Ntr 
 
 Unlim'ber, N-L 8 -M-Br, 
 
 Unnum'bered, N-N-M- 
 
 U'nitive, Y 8 -N-Tv 
 
 N-L s -M-Brd, N-L 8 -M-Br- 
 
 Brd* [N-Brd 2 ] 
 
 U'nity, Y 3 -N-T 
 
 NG 
 
 Unobserved', N-B-zflvd 
 
 U'nivalve, Yn s -V-Z-V 
 
 Unlimited, N-IAM-Td 
 
 Unobtru'sive, N-B- 
 
 U'nivalved, Yn s -V-Z-Vd 
 
 Unload, N-Z-D, N-Z 2 -Dd, 
 
 Trs 3 -V 
 
 Univalv'ular, YnW-Z- 
 
 N-Z'-D-NG 
 
 Unoc'cupied, N-K-Pd 1 
 
 VI R 
 
 Unlock', N-Zi K, N-Zi- 
 
 Unoffl'cial, N-F* SHI 
 
 Univers'al, Yn 2 -V-Hs-Z 
 
 K-T, N-Zi-K-NG (N1-K, 
 
 Uno'pened, N-Pnd 2 
 
 [Yn 2 -Vs-L] 
 
 etc.) 
 
 Unostenta'tious, N-St- 
 
 Univers'alise, Yn^-V-Rs- 
 
 Unloose', N-Zs 8 
 
 Nt-SHs 
 
 Zz 
 
 Unloos'en, N-Zs s -N 
 
 Unpaclfied, N-Ps'-Fd 
 
 Dnivers'alism, YnZ-V- 
 
 Unloveliness, N-Z*-V1- 
 
 Unpack', N-P'-K 
 
 Rs-Zz-M [Yn-Vz-M] 
 
 Ns 
 
 Unpal'atable, N-PJ-Zt-Bl 
 
 Cmvers'alist, Yn*-V-Rs- 
 
 Unlovely, N-Z 2 -V1 
 
 Unparalleled, N-P'-fil- 
 
 Zst [Yn J -Vs-Lst] 
 
 Unluckily, N-Z 2 -K1 
 
 Ld 
 
 Universality, Yni-V-Rs- 
 
 Unlucklness, N-Z'-K- 
 
 Unpardonable, N-P>-.R- 
 
 Z-T 
 
 Ns 
 
 Dn-B(-L) 
 
 Univers'ally, Yn 2 -V-Rs- 
 
 Unluck'y, N-Z 2 -K 
 
 Unparliament'ary, N- 
 
 Z [Yn2-Vs-L] 
 
 Unmade', N 2 -Md 
 
 Pr* Z-Mnt-fl 
 
 U'nivers, Yn^-V-Rs [Yn 8 - 
 
 Unmake', N 2 -M-K, N 2 -M- 
 
 Unperceived', N-Prs s - 
 
 Vs] 
 
 K-NG 
 
 Vd 
 
 Univer'sity, Yn s -V-Rs-T 
 
 Unmal'leable, N-M-Zi-Bl 
 
 Unphilosophlcal-ly, N- 
 
 [Yn 2 -Vs-T] 
 
 Unman', N'-Mn, N'-Mnd, 
 
 Flsi-F-Kl 
 
 Univ'ocal-ly, Yn s -V-Kl 
 
 Ni-Mn-NG 
 
 Unpin', N-Pu s 
 
 Unjoint, N-Jnti 
 
 Unmanageable, N-M-N- j Unpi'tied, N-P 8 -Td 
 
 Unqoinf ed, N-J-N-Td 
 
 Ji-Bl 
 
 Unpleas'ant, N-Plz*-Nt 
 
 Uniudged', N- J 2 -J-D 
 
 Unman'liness, N^M-Nl- 
 
 Unpleas'antly, N-Plz- 
 
 Unjust', N- Jst 
 
 Ns 
 
 Nt L 
 
 Unjustlfiable-y, N-Js 2 - 
 
 Unmanly, N^-M-Nl 
 
 Unpleas'antness, N- 
 
 F-B1 
 
 Unman'nerly, N-M- 
 
 Plz 2 -Nt-Ns 
 
 Unjus'tified, N-Js 2 -Fd 
 
 Nr-Li 
 
 Unpop'ular, N-Pi-P 
 
 Unjustly, N-J-sZ 
 Unken'nel, N*-K-N1 
 
 Unmarked', NJ-Mr-Kt 
 Unmarketable, N-M-B 1 - 
 
 (-Z-R) 
 Unpopularity, N-P'-P. 
 
 Unkind', N'-Knd 
 
 Kt-Bl 
 
 Z-flt 
 
 Unkind'liness, N-Knd- 
 
 Unmar'riageable, N-M- 
 
 Unprec'edented, N- 
 
 Z'-Ns 
 
 1-J-B1 
 
 Prs 2 -Dn-Td 
 
UNP 283 UNV 
 
 Unprec'edentedly, N- 
 
 TJnsafe', Ns-F 
 
 Unsports'manlike, 
 
 Prs^'Dn-Tcl-Jj 
 
 Unsaid', Ns-D* 
 
 nsi*rt^-s5Iii-Z/- K. 
 
 Unprej'udiced, N-Pr*- 
 
 Unsanc'tified, Ns-KGt- 
 
 Unspot'ted, Ns P'-Td 
 
 Jd-St 
 
 Fdi 
 
 Unsta'ble, Ns-T-'-Bl 
 
 Unpremeditated, K - 
 
 Unsanc'tioned, Ns 1 - 
 
 Unstates'manlike, Ni- 
 
 Pr^-Md-T-Td 
 
 NGshnd 
 
 Tt2-sMn-L-K 
 
 Unpretending, N-Pr*- 
 
 Tnd-NG 
 
 dnsa'ted, Ns-Td* 
 Unsatisfac'torily, [Ns- 
 
 Unsteadily, Ns-T2-D-/i 
 Unsteadiness, Ns-xs-D- 
 
 Unpretendingly, N- 
 
 fl-sR-L^ 
 
 Ns 
 
 Pr*-Tnd-NG-L 
 
 Unsatisfac'tory, [Ns-T 1 - 
 
 Unstead'y, Ns-T^ D 
 
 Unprin'cipled, N-Pr 3 - 
 
 lA] 
 
 Unstock', Ns-T'-K 
 
 Ns-P-Ld [N-Pr^tD] 
 
 Unsafisfied, Ns-Ts'-Fd 
 
 Unstop', Ns-T 1 -? 
 
 Unproduc'tive, N-Pr- 
 
 Unsatisfying, Ns-Ts"-F- 
 
 Unstring', nsTr 3 -XG, 
 
 D-Kt-V 
 
 NG 
 
 usTr 3 -N(j-NG 
 
 Unprofes'sional-ly, N- 
 
 Unsa'vory, Ns-V-K 
 
 Unstrung', nsTr 2 -NG 
 
 Pr*-Fshn- 
 
 Unsay', N-S, Ns-D2, N- 
 
 Unsuccess'ful, Ns-Kss- 
 
 Unprofitable-y, N-Pr 1 - 
 
 S*NG 
 
 F- L 
 
 Ft-Bl [N-Prfti-B] 
 
 Unscathed', Ns-K-THt' 
 
 Unsuit'able-y, Ns-T 3 -Bl 
 
 Unpromising, N-Pr 1 - 
 
 Unscientific, N-S 3 -Nt- 
 
 Unsullied, N-si--U 
 
 Ms-NG 
 
 F-K 
 
 Unsung', Ns s -XG 
 
 Unpros'perous, N-Pr 1 - 
 
 Unscrew', N3-sKr, N 3 - 
 
 Unsuspected, Nss-pz- 
 
 sPrs 
 
 sKrd. N 3 -sKr-NG 
 
 K-Td 
 
 Unproved', N-Prvd 3 
 
 Unscrupulous, nsKr- 
 
 Unsuspi'cious, Xss-P J - 
 
 Unprovoked', N-Prv-Kt 
 
 Pls 3 
 
 sm 
 
 Unqualified, N-Kw-L 1 - 
 
 Unseal', Ns-L 3 
 
 Unswear', N-sWi-i, N- 
 
 Fd [N-Kw-Fd 1 ] 
 
 Unsearch'able, Ns-fi 2 - 
 
 sWr'-NG 
 
 Unquench'able-y, N - 
 
 CH-B1 
 
 Unsv/ore', N-sWr ! 
 
 Kw-N-CH2-Bl 
 
 Unsea'sonable-y, Nsz-N- 
 
 Untan'gle, N-T'-NG-Gl 
 
 Unques'tionable-y, N- 
 
 Bl s 
 
 [-NG1] 
 
 Kw2-CH-N-Bl [N-Kw- 
 
 Unseat', Ns-T 3 , Ns-Td 3 , 
 
 Untaught', X-Tti 
 
 Bl 2 ] 
 
 Ks-T 3 -NG 
 
 Unteach', N-T a -CH 
 
 Unqui'et, N-Kw-T 1 
 
 Unsea' worthy, N-S 3 -Wr- 
 
 Unthinking, N-THuS-K- 
 
 Unqui'etness, N-Kw-T 1 - 
 
 DH 
 
 NG [N-TH(-) 3 ] 
 
 Ns 
 
 Unseemly, nsM-i 3 
 
 Unthread', N-THrd= 
 
 Unra'tional, T3-Rshn l -L 
 
 Unseen', Ns 3 -N 
 
 Unthrift', Nthr^-Ft 
 
 Unrav'el, N-jRi-V-L 
 
 Unselfish, N-sL^-F-SH 
 
 Unthriftlly, Xthr-F3-T- 
 
 Unread'y, N-.R2-D 
 
 [us-SH] 
 
 L 
 
 Unre'al, N-fll 3 
 
 Unset'tle, Ns-TS-L, Ns- 
 
 Unthrifty, Nthr-F3-T 
 
 Unrea'sonable-y, N-Bz 3 - 
 
 T 2 -Ld, Ns-T-'-L-NG 1 Unti'dy, N-Ti-D 
 
 N-B1 
 
 Unsex', Ns^-Ks, Ns 2 -Kst, 
 
 Untie', N-T 1 , N-Td 1 , N-T 1 - 
 
 Unrea'sonableness, N- 
 
 Ns'-Ks-NG 
 
 NG 
 
 fiza-N-Bl-Ns [iBs] 
 
 Unsexed', Ns a -Kst 
 
 Until', Nt-L 3 . Care should 
 
 Unrec'ognized, Nr*:Nzd 
 
 Unshackle, N-SHi-Kl 
 
 be taken to give a decided 
 
 Unrecommend'ed, Nr 
 
 Unshapely, N-SH^-Pl 
 
 slant to the L, as in fast 
 
 :N-Dd' 
 
 Unsheathe', N-S/T^-DH, 
 
 writing this outline is 
 
 Unreconcil'able, Nri sL l - 
 
 N SH^-DSd, N-(Sfl 3 -DH- 
 
 liable to conflict with the 
 
 Bl 
 
 NG 
 
 outline for / think. 
 
 Unredeemed', Nr-D 3 -Md 
 
 Unship', N-SHS-P 
 
 Untimely, N-T'-M-L 
 
 Unrelenting, N-iJlnt 2 - 
 
 Unsightly, Ns-Ti-I, 
 
 Un'to, N-T 
 
 NG 
 
 Unsigned', Ns^-Nd 
 
 Untold', N-TVLd 
 
 Unreliable, N-BP-B1 
 
 Unskill'ful-ly, Ns-K-L 3 - 
 
 Unto'ward, N-T 2 -Rd 
 
 Unremit'ting, N-R 3 - 
 
 Fl 
 
 Unto'wardly, N-T 2 -Rd- 
 
 Mt(-) 
 
 Unskill'fulness, Ns-K- 
 
 Unto'wardness, N - T- - 
 
 Unremu'nerative, N-R- 
 
 L'-Fl-Ns [iFs] 
 
 Rd-Ns 
 
 M-Nrt-V 
 
 Unslacked', nsii-K-T 
 
 Untrained', N-Trnd 2 
 
 Unrepresent'ed, N-B-P 
 
 Unsociabillty, usSH 3 - 
 
 Untrav'eled, N-Tr'-Vld 
 
 !D 
 
 Bl-T 
 
 Untroubled, N-Tr J -Bld 
 
 Unreserved', N-fiz*-Bvd 
 
 Unso'ciable-y, nsSH-Bl 
 
 Untrue', N Tr 3 
 
 Unrest', ?f-Bst* 
 
 Unsolicited, nsis 3 -Td 
 
 Untruly, N-Tr 3 -^ 
 
 Unrid'dle, N-K 3 -Dl 
 
 Unsophis'ticated, Ns - 
 
 Untruth', N-Tra-TH [N- 
 
 Unright'eous, N-fl'-CHs 
 
 Fs*-T-K-Td 
 
 Tr 2 ] 
 
 Unright'eousness, N-.R 1 - 
 
 Unsought', Ns-Ti 
 
 Untwine', Nt-Wn 1 
 
 CHs-Ns 
 
 Unsound', Ns'-Nd 
 
 Untwist', Nt-Wst 3 , Nt- 
 
 Unrip', N-B 3 -P 
 
 Unsoundly, Ns-Nd-Li 
 
 Ws 3 -Td, Nt-Wst(') 3 
 
 Unripe', N-Ri-P (Nr-P>) 
 
 Unsound-ness, Nsi-Nd- 
 
 Unu'sual-ly, N-Y 3 -ZH1 
 
 Unroll', N-RV, N-JSld*, 
 
 Ns 
 
 [N-ZH 3 ] 
 
 
 Unsparing, Ns-P-R-NG 
 
 Unused', N-Yzd 
 
 Unruffled, T3-RP-L& 
 
 Unspeak'able-y, Ns-P 3 - 
 
 Unut'terable-y, N-Tr*-Bl 
 
 Unruly, H-R^L 
 
 (K-)B1 
 
 Unvail', N-V 2 -L 
 
 Unsad'dle, Ns-D'-L 
 
 Unspo'ken, Ns-P*-Kn 
 
 Unval'ued, N-V-L-D 
 
UNV 
 
 Unvarnished, N-V-fin- 
 
 SHt 
 
 Unva'rying, N-V*-K-NG 
 Unveil', N-V*-L, N-Y*-Ld, 
 
 N-V*-L-NG 
 Unvo'cal, N-V-K1 
 Unwa'rily, N-W-JZ-i 
 Unwa'riness, N- 
 Unwarped', N-Wi^-Pt 
 Un warrantable, N - 
 
 Wrnt'-Bf-L) 
 TTnwa'ry, NT : W 2 -.R 
 Unwa'vering, N-W*-Yr- 
 
 NG 
 
 Unwea'ried, N-W 3 -.R-D 
 Unweave', N-wV 3 
 Unwed'ded, N-wDd 
 Unwel'come, N-W1*-K 
 
 (-M) 
 
 Unwell', N-wi 
 Unwhole'some, N*-Hls- 
 
 M 
 Unwhole'someness, N l - 
 
 Hls-M-Ns 
 
 Unwield'y, J?-W1 3 -D 
 Unwill'ing. N-IANG 
 Unwill'ingiy, N-IANG1 
 UnwilTingness, N-L 3 - 
 
 NG-Ns 
 Unwind', N-Wnd*, N- 
 
 Wndi-NG 
 Unwise', N-Wz 
 Unwise'ly, N-Wz>-. 
 Unwit'tingly, N-Wt- 
 
 NG1 
 Unwom'anly, N-W 8 -M- 
 
 Nl 
 
 Unwont'ed, N-WnVTd 
 Unwont'edly, N-Wn-Td- 
 
 L 
 Unwonf edness, N-'Wn*- 
 
 Td-Ns 
 Unwor'thily, N-WrS-DH- 
 
 L 
 Unwor'thiness, N-Wr 1 - 
 
 DH-Ns 
 
 Unworthy, N-Wr^-DH 
 Unwound', N-Wnd 1 
 Unwrap', N^-P (Nr-P 1 ) 
 Unwre athe', N - S - DH 
 
 (Nr-DH) 
 Unwrit'ten, N - Rt* N 
 
 (Nrt 3 -N) 
 Unyield'ing, N-Y-id- 
 
 NG [N-Yd(-)8] 
 Unyoke', N-Y*-K, N-Y- 
 
 Kt, N-Y2-K-NG 
 Up, P 2 
 U'pas, YSPs 
 Upbear', pi-B-K, pi-B-fi- 
 
 NG 
 
 Upbore', P=-B-B 
 Upbear'ing, P^B-fi-NG 
 Upbraid', P-Brd, P-Br- 
 
 Dd, P'-Brd(-) 
 Upbraid'er, PS-Br-Dr 
 Upbraid'ingly, P*-Brd- 
 
 NG1 
 
 Upcast', pi-Kst 
 Upheaval, P 3 -H-Y1 
 
 284 
 
 Upheave', P-H-v 
 Upheld', P*-Hld 
 Up'hill, P-H1 
 Uphold', p-Hld, P- 
 
 Hld(-) 
 
 Uphold'en, ps-Hl-Dn 
 Uphold'er, P-Hldr 
 Uphol'ster, P^-Hlstr 
 Uphol'sterer, P*-Hls- 
 
 Tr-R 
 
 Uphol'stery, P 2 -Hls-Tr 
 Up'land, P*-Lnd 
 Uplift', PS-Z,-Ft 
 Uplift'ed, pa-i-F-Td 
 Up'most, Ps-Mst 
 Upon', Pn 1 
 Up'per, Pr a 
 Up'per-case, Pr^-Ks 
 Up'per-ten, Pr*-Tn 
 Up'per-hand, Pr"-Hnd 
 Up'per-leather, Pr- 
 
 idhr 
 
 Up'permost, Pr-Mst 
 Up'pish, P2-SH 
 Upraise', P*-.Rz 
 Uprear', P*-R-R 
 Up'right, P*-fit 
 Up'rightly, P-Kt-X 
 Up'rightness, pa-fit-Ks 
 Uprise', pi-Kz. pa-fiz-NG 
 Uprisen', P 3 -fiz-N 
 Up'roar, P*-R-R 
 Uproar'ious, P*-R-Ra 
 Uproar'iously, ?*-R-R- 
 
 
 Uproot', pa-Bt, 
 
 ps.Rt-NG 
 Uprose', P J -/fz 
 Uprouse', pi-Rz 
 Upset', Ps 2 -T, Ps 
 Up'shot, P-SHt 
 Up'side, Ps-D 
 Up'side-down, Ps*-D-Dn 
 Upspring', P 3 -sPr-NG 
 Upstand', Ps^Tnd 
 Upstarf , Ps!-T-Kt 
 Up'start, Ps ! -T Rt 
 Up'stroke, P 2 -sTr-K. 
 Uptear', pi-T-R 
 I Upturn', ps-T-Bn 
 | Up'ward, P^-Wrd 
 Up'wards, pa-Wrdz 
 Upwind', P-Wnd 
 Ura'nium, Y 2 -Bn-M 
 Uranog'raphy, Yr>-N- 
 
 Gr-F 
 Uranol'ogy, Yr J -N-L-J 
 
 (Yr-Nl-J) 
 U'ranus, Y*-K-Ns 
 Ur'ban, R-Bn 
 Urbane', R 2 -Bn 
 Urban'ity, R>-B-N-T 
 Ur'chin, B 2 -CHn 
 Ure'ter, Yrtr 
 Ure'thra, YrS-THr 
 Ure'thral, Yrthr'-L 
 Urge, 2 -J, R"-Jd, R*-J- 
 
 NG 
 
 Urgency, #*-J-N-S 
 Urgent, R*-Jni 
 
 UTR 
 
 Urgently, B-Jnt-L 
 Urger, R 2 -Jr 
 U'rim, YS-R-M 
 U'rinal, Y*-fi-Nl 
 U'rinary, W-Ru-R (Yrn s - 
 
 R) 
 
 U'rinate, Y3.-Nt 
 U'rinative, Y-B-Nt-v 
 U'rinator, Y-JZ-Ntr 
 U'rine, Y^-fin (Yrn 3 ) 
 U'rinose, Y 3 -B-Ns 
 U'rinous, Y--Ns 
 Urn, Rn, Rnd J , Rn^-NG 
 Urn'-shaped, Rn 2 -8H-Pt 
 Uros'copy, Y^is-K-P 
 Ursa, R 2 -S 
 Ursiform, R 2 -8-Fr-M 
 Ursine, Rs ! -N 
 Ur'suline, Rs'-Zn 
 Ur'cus, Res' 
 U'rus, YS-.RS 
 Us, S 2 
 
 Us'able, Yz3-Bl 
 Us'age, Yz"-J 
 Us'ance, Yz^-Ns 
 Use, (n.) Ys3 
 
 Use, (v. ) Yz. Yzd', Yz3-NG 
 Use'ful-ly, Ys 3 -Fl 
 Use'fulness, Ys 3 -Fl-Ns 
 
 C'.Fs] 
 
 Use'less, Ys'-Ls 
 Uselessly, Ys^-Ls-L 
 Use'lessness, Ys 3 -Ls-Xs 
 
 tiis] 
 
 Us'er, Y^-Zr 
 Ush'er, SHr*, SHrd', 
 
 SHr^-NG 
 
 Us'quebaugh, S 2 -Kw-B 
 Ust'ion, 8 2 -CHn 
 Us'ual-ly, Y 3 -ZH1 [ZH3] 
 Usucap'tion, Yz'-K-Pslm 
 U'sufruct, Yz-Fr-K-T 
 Usufruct'uary, Y2-Fr-K- 
 
 1-R 
 
 U'surer,Y 3 -ZHr-R 
 Usu'rious, Y 3 -ZHrs 
 Usurp', Yz 2 -7Z-P, Yz*-B- 
 
 Pt, Yz2-K-P-NG 
 Usurpa'tion, Yz 2 -i?-Pslin 
 Usurp'er, Yz 2 -^-Pr 
 Usurp'ingly, Yz 2 -JZ-P- 
 
 NG1 
 
 U'sury, Y 3 -ZHr 
 Uten'sil, Yts-Ns-L 
 U'terine, Y 3 -Trn 
 U'terus, Y 3 -Trs 
 U'tile, Yt3-L 
 Utilita'rian, Yt-L-Trn 
 Utilita'rianism, Yt 2 -L- 
 
 Tr-zM 
 
 Util'ity, Yt' Lt 
 Utiliza'tion, Yt : -LzsAn 
 U'tilize, Yt-Lz, Yt^-Lzd. 
 
 Yt 3 -Lz-NG 
 Ut'most, T 2 -Mst 
 Uto'pia, Y*-T-P 
 Uto'pian, Y*-T-Pn 
 Uto'pianism, Y*-T-Pn- 
 
 Z-M [-zM] 
 U'tricle, Ytr 3 -Kl 
 
UTT 
 
 Ut'ter, Tr, Trd, TrVNG 
 Ut'terable, Tr 2 -Bl 
 Ut'terance, Trns* 
 Ut'terer, Tr*-R 
 Ut'terly, ?i*-L 
 Ut'termost, Tr*-Mst 
 U'veous, Y 3 -Vs 
 U'vula, Y 3 -V1 
 Uxorlcide, 
 Uxo'rious, K-sKs 2 
 Uxo'riously, K- 
 Uxo'riousness, 
 Ns 
 
 V. 
 
 V, the twenty-second letter 
 of the Alphabet, has the 
 Bound of v in vie, row, 
 driven, etc. It is the sonant 
 mate of /, and is never 
 silent except in Sevennight 
 (sen'nit). 
 
 Va'cancy, V*-Kn-S 
 Va'cant, v*-K-Nt 
 Va'cantly, V-K-Nt-L 
 Va'cate, V-K-T, V 2 -K- 
 
 Td. V-K-T-NG 
 Vaca'tion, V*-Kshn 
 Vac'cinate, Vi-Ks-Nt, Y>- 
 
 Ks-N-Td, Vi-Ks-Nt-NG 
 Vaccina'tion, V 2 -KB- 
 
 Nshn 
 
 Vac'cinator, V^Ks-Ntr 
 Vac'cine, V^Ks-N 
 Vac'cinist, Vi-Ks-Nst 
 Vac'illancy, Vs 1 -Ln-S 
 Vac'illant, Vsi-Lnt 
 Vac'illate, V'-sZ-t, V l -s- 
 
 Td. Vi-st-NG 
 Vacilla'tion, Vs-Lshn 
 Vac'uist, V>-Kst 
 Vacu'ity, V'-K-T 
 Vac'uous, Vi-K-8 
 Vac'uum, V'-K-M 
 Va'de-me'cum, V*-D-M- 
 
 K-M 
 
 Vag'abond, V'-G-Bnd 
 Vag'abondage, Vi - G - 
 
 Bnd-J 
 Vag'abondism, V 1 - G 
 
 Bnd-Z-M 
 Vag'abondry, V'-G-Bmd- 
 
 R 
 
 Va'gary, V-G-B 
 Vagi'na, Vi-J-N 
 Vag'inal, Vi-J-Nl 
 Vag'inant, V 1 - Jn-Nt 
 Va'grancy, V*-Grn-S 
 Va'grant, V*-Grnt 
 Va'grantly, V*-Qrnt-L 
 Vague, V-a, VMlr, V- 
 
 Gst 
 
 Vague'ly, V*-G1 
 Vague'ness, V^-G-Ns 
 Vail, V=-L 
 
 285 
 
 Vain, Vn, V-Nr, V-Nst 
 Vainglorious, V-N-G1- 
 
 Ra 
 Vainglo'riously, V*-N- 
 
 Gl-R-sL 
 
 Vainglo'ry, V-N- 
 Vainly, V*-N1 
 Vain'ness, Vn*-Ns 
 Val'ance, Vl"-Ns, VP-Nst, 
 
 Vl'-Ns-NG 
 Vale, V 2 -L 
 Valedic'tion, Vl'-D-Kshn 
 Valedicto'rian, V1 2 -D- 
 
 K-T-JKn 
 Valedic'tory, VP-D-K-Tr 
 Valenciennes', v*-L-TSa- 
 
 Nz 
 
 Val'entine, V-nt-N 
 Vale'rian, \*-L-Rn 
 Val'et, \ l -Lt or v. 
 Valetudinarian, Vl 2 -Td- 
 
 Nrn 
 Valetu'dinary, Vl-Td- 
 
 Nr 
 
 Val'iant, V-int 
 Val'iantly, V^-Lnt-L 
 Val'iantness, V'-^nt-Ns 
 Val'id, Vi-id 
 Valid'ity, \a-L-V-T (Vld^- 
 
 T) 
 
 Val'idly, V^-LA-L 
 Val'idness, Vi-id-Ns 
 Val'inch, VH-N-CH 
 Valise', V 8 -Zs 
 Valla'tion, V'-Lshn 
 Val'ley, Vi-Z- 
 Val'lum, V>-L-M 
 Val'or, V'-i-B 
 Val'orous, \i-L-Ra 
 Val'orously, \ l -L-R-sL 
 Val'uable, Vl'-Bl 
 Val'uableness, Vli-Bl- 
 
 Jfs [IBs] 
 
 Valua'tion, Vlshn* 
 Val'uator, Vltr 
 Val'ue, VI', Vldi, VU-NG 
 Val'ueless, Vl-Zs 
 Val'uer, VU-R 
 Valv'ate, Vl^-Vt 
 Valve, Vl'-V 
 Valved, Vii-Vd 
 Valve'let, vii-V-it 
 Valv'ula, V1>-V-Z- 
 Valv'ular, VIJ-V-Z.-R 
 Valv'ule, V1-V-L 
 Vamp, V>-M-P, Vi-Mt, 
 
 Vi-M-P-NG 
 Vamp er, Vi-M-Pr 
 Vam'pire, VJ-M-Pr 
 Vam'pirism, V-M-Pr-zM 
 Van, Vni 
 
 Van'-courier, "Vn^-K-R-R 
 Van-dal. Vi-Nd-L 
 Vandal'ic, V'-N-D-L-K 
 Van'dalism, 
 
 M 
 
 Vandyke', Vi-N-D-K 
 Vane, Vn 
 
 Van'-guard, Vi-N-Grd 
 Vanil'la, 
 
 VAS 
 
 Van'ish, Vn'-5//, Vn' 
 
 SHt, \n l -SH-^Gr 
 Vau'ity, V'-N-T 
 Van'quish, V'-NG-Kw- 
 
 8H, V^NG-Kw-SHt, Vi- 
 
 NG-Kw-SH-NG 
 Van'quishable, V'-NG- 
 
 Kw-SH-Bl 
 Vanquisher, V-XG-Kw- 
 
 SHr 
 Van'quishment, V'-NG- 
 
 Kw-SH-Mnt 
 Van'tage, V^Nt-J 
 Van'tage-ground, V L ! 
 
 Nt-J-Grnd 
 Vap'id, V'-Pd 
 Vap'idly, V'-Pd-L 
 Vap'idness, Vi-Pd-Ns 
 Vapid'ity, v 3 -Pd-T 
 Va'por, V2-Pr, V 2 -Prd, V s - 
 
 Pr-NG 
 Vaporabil'ity, V 3 -Pr- 
 
 Bl-T 
 
 Vap'orable, V-Pr-Bl 
 Vap'orate, V'-Prt 
 Vapora'tion, V 2 -Prshn 
 Va'por-bath, V 2 -Pr-B- 
 
 TH 
 
 Va'porer, v 2 -Pr-R 
 Vaporif ic, V3-Prf-K 
 Va'poringly, V*-Pr-NGl 
 Va'porish, V s -Pr-SH 
 Vaporiza'tion, V^- 
 
 Przshn 
 Vap'orize, V 1 -Prz, V 1 - 
 
 Przd, V'-Prz-NG 
 Va'porous, V 2 -Prs 
 Va'pory, V 2 -Pr 
 Variability, V-K-B1-T 
 Va'riable-y, V^-fi-Bl 
 Va'riableness, Y 2 -7J-B1- 
 
 Ns [iBs] 
 
 Va'rianee, V*-Rns 
 Va'riant, V 2 -7J-Nt 
 Va'riate, V 2 -B-T 
 Varia'tion, V 2 -Hshn 
 Var'icocele, V 1 -^ Ks-L 
 Var'icose, V^-R-Ks 
 Var'icous, V'--Ks 
 Va'riegate, V 2 -R-Gt, V s - 
 
 B-G-Td, y-B-Gt-NG 
 Variega'tion, V 2 -^-Gshn 
 Vari'ety, V^TJ-T 
 Va'rioloid, V^or^-R-L-T) 
 Vari'olous, V^-R-Ls 
 Varip'rum, V 2 -.R-R-M 
 Va'rious, V-Rs 
 Va'riously, V 2 -K-sL 
 Var'let, V'-R-z,t 
 Var'letry, V'-R-i-Tr 
 Var'nish, Vi-.Rn-8H, Y 1 - 
 
 n-SHt, V>-Hn-8H-NG 
 Var'nisher, V-Rn-SH-R 
 Va'ry, \*-R, \*-R-V, V*- 
 
 fi-NG 
 
 Vas'cular, Ys^K-tr 
 Vascular'ity, Vs'-K-ir-T 
 Vase, Vs* 
 Vas'sal, VB^L 
 Vas'salage, Vs^L-J 
 
VAS 
 
 Vast, Vet 1 , Vstri. Vsi-Tst 
 Vasta'tion, Vs 2 -Tshn 
 Vast'ly, \V-T-/, 
 Vast'ness, VsJ-T-Ns 
 Vast'y, Vs'-T 
 Vat, Vt 
 
 Vaf ican, V>-T-Kn 
 Vat'icide, Vi-Ts-D 
 Vatic'inal, VS-Ts-Kl 
 Vatic'inate, V 3 -Ts-Nt 
 Vaticina'tion, V* - Ts 
 
 Nshn 
 
 Vatic'inator, V^-Ts-Ntr 
 Vaude'ville, Vd^-V-L 
 Vault, Vi-Lt, V-Z,-Td 
 
 Vault'ed, 
 Vault'er, V>-Z,tr 
 Vaunt, Vnti, V>-N-Td. 
 
 Vnti-NG 
 
 Vaunt'er, Vntr 1 
 Vaunt'ingly, Vnti-NG-L 
 Veal, V 3 -L 
 Vec'tor, V 2 -Ktr 
 Ve'da, V2or-D 
 Vedette', V 2 -Dt 
 Veer, V3-R, vs-Bd, \ 3 -E 
 
 NO 
 
 Vegetable, V- Jt-Bl 
 Veg'etal, v-Jt-L 
 Vegeta'rian, V 2 - Jt-Rn 
 Vegeta'rianism, V 2 -Jt- 
 
 .Rnz-M 
 Veg'etate, v*-j-Tt, v^-Jt- 
 
 Td, V*-J-Tt(-) 
 Vegeta'tion, vs-j-Tshn 
 Veg'etative, v^-Jt-Tv 
 Veg'etativeness, V 2 -Jt- 
 
 TvNs 
 
 Veg'etive, V-J-Tv 
 Ve'hemence, V 3 -Mns 
 Ve'hemency, V 3 -Mn-S 
 Ve'hement, V-Mnt 
 Ve'hemently, V3-Mnt-i 
 Ve'hicle, V^-Kl 
 Vehic'ular, ya H-K1-B 
 Vehic'ulary, V 3 -H-K1-R 
 Veil, VS-L, V2-Ld, V*-L- 
 
 NG 
 
 Vein, Vn* 
 Vein'al, V*-N1 
 Veined, Vnd 
 Vein'ing, Vn^-NG 
 Vein'less, V*-Nls 
 Vein'y, V-N 
 Veliferous, V 3 -Z-Frs 
 Velle'ity, V 3 -Z-T 
 Vel'licate, V^-L-K-T, v- 
 
 L-K-Td, y*-Z,-K-T-NG 
 Vellica'tion, VS-i-Kshn 
 Vel'lum, VI*- M 
 Vel'lum-post, vl^-M-Pst 
 Velocim'eter, V 3 -Ls-lMtr 
 Veloc'ipede, Vi-is-Pd 
 
 (Vls>-Pd) 
 Veloc'ity, Vi-is-T (Vls- 
 
 T) 
 
 Vel'vet, VP-Vt 
 Velveteen', Vl*-V-Tn 
 Vel'veting, Tl-Vt-KG 
 
 286 
 
 Vel'vety, vi^-V-T 
 Ve'nal-ly, V 3 -N1 
 Venal'ity, Vi-Nl-T 
 Ven'ary, Vn^-K 
 Vena'tion, V*-Nshn 
 Vend, Vnd 
 Vendee', V-N-D 
 Vend'er, Vndr" 
 Vendibil'ity, Vnd 3 -B-i 
 
 T (-Z-t) 
 
 Vend'ible, Vnd-B-L 
 Vend'ibleness, Vnd 2 -B- 
 
 L-Ns [iBs] 
 Vend'ibly, Vnd s -B-L 
 Vendi'tion, V 3 -N-Dshn 
 Vend'or, Vndr 2 
 Vendue', V^-N-D 
 Vendue'-master, V 3 -N- 
 
 D-Mstr 
 Veneer*, Vn 3 -R, Vn 3 -Rd, 
 
 Vn 3 -fi-NG 
 
 Veneer'ing, Vn 3 -B->*G 
 Venefi'cial, V 3 -X-F-SH1 
 Venena'tion, Vn^-Nshn 
 Ven'erable, V-Nr-Bl 
 Ven'erableness, V*-Nr 
 
 Bl-Ns [IBs] 
 Ven'erate, V a -Nrt, V2-Nr- 
 
 Td, V*-Nrt-NG 
 Venera'tion, V z -Nrshn 
 Ven'erator, V 2 -Nrtr 
 Vene'real, Vn 3 -B-L 
 Vene'reous, Vn 3 -.Rs 
 Ven'ery, Vn*-JZ 
 Venesection, v*-Ns- 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Vene'tian, V^-Nshn 
 Venge'ance, V 2 -N-Jns 
 Venge'ful-ly, V*-N-J-F1 
 Ve'nial-ly, V 3 -N1 
 Venial'ity, V'-Nl-T 
 Ve'nialness, V-Nl-Ns 
 Veni're, Vn'-B 
 Veni're Fa'cias, Vni-fi 
 
 Ven'ison, V 2 -Nz-N 
 Ven'om, Vn 2 -M 
 Ven'omous, Vn ! -Ms 
 Ven'omously, Vn^-Ms-Z 
 Ven'onaousness, Vn*- 
 
 Ms-Ns 
 
 Ve'nous, V 3 -Ns 
 Vent, Vnt 2 , V 2 -N-Td, 
 
 Vnt-NG 
 
 Vent'ail, V-Nt-L 
 Vent'er, Vntr 2 
 Vent'-hole, v-Nt-Hl 
 Ven'tiduct, V 2 -Nt D-Kt 
 Ven'tilate, VvV-Lt, Vnt'- 
 
 i-Td. Vnt*-Z,t-NG 
 Ventila'tion, Vnt'-ishn 
 Ven'tilator, Vnt 2 -Z,tr 
 Ventose', V^-N-Ts 
 Ventos'ity, V'-N-Ts-T 
 Ven'tral, Vnt 2 -B-L 
 Ven'tricle, y 2 -Ntr-Kl 
 Ventril'oquism, Vntr 3 - 
 
 L-Kw-zM 
 Ventril'oquist, Vntr*-- 
 
 Kwst 
 
 VER 
 
 Ventril'oquize, Vntr' 
 
 L-Kwz, Viitp'-Z.-Kwzd, 
 
 Vntr3-L-Kwz-NG 
 Ventril'oquous, Vntr 3 - 
 
 Z,-Kwg 
 Ventril'oquy, Vntr 3 -i- 
 
 Kw 
 Ven'ture, Vntr 2 , Vnt--Rd, 
 
 Vutr 2 -NG 
 
 Vent'urer, Vntr 2 -R 
 Vent'uresome, Vntrs ! -M 
 Vent'uresomely, Vutrs 2 - 
 
 M-i 
 Vent'uresomeness, 
 
 Vntrs 2 -M-Ns 
 Venf urous, Vntr z -S 
 Vent'urously, Vntr*-S- 
 Vent'urousness, Vntr*- 
 
 S-Ns 
 Ven'ue, V 2 -N With final 
 
 tick like New, which see. 
 Ve'nus, V s - Ns 
 Vera'cious, \--R-SSs 
 Vera'ciously, V 2 -.K-SHs- 
 
 L 
 
 Verac'ity, V'-JZs-T 
 Veran'da, V-fi-N-D 
 Vera'tria, V-^-Tr 
 Veratri'na, Vi-K-Tr-N 
 Vera'trine, V 2 -^ Trn 
 Vera'trum, V 2 -/J-Tr-M 
 Verb, Vr-B 
 Ver'bal, Vr 2 -Bl 
 Ver'balism, Vr 2 Bl-zM 
 Ver'balist, Vr^-Blst 
 Ver'balize, Vr^-Biz, Vr 2 - 
 
 Blzd, VrZ-Blz-XG 
 Ver'bally, Vr 2 -Bl 
 Verba'tim, VrSo>-i- 
 Verbe'na, Vr^-B-N 
 Verbera'tion, Vr-Brshn 
 Ver'biage, Vr--B J 
 Verbose', Vr 2 -Bs 
 Verbose'ly, Vr^.B-si 
 Verbose'ness, Vr s -Bs-Ns 
 Verbos'ity, Vr'-Bs-T 
 Ver'dancy, Vr=-Dn-8 
 Ver'dant, Vi-2-Dnt 
 Verd-antique', Vrd'-N- 
 
 T-K 
 
 Ver'dantly, Vr--Dnt-L 
 Ver'derer or Ver'deror, 
 
 Vr 2 -Dr-R 
 
 Ver'dict, Vr 2 -D-Kt 
 ITer'digris, Vr 2 -D-Grs 
 7 er'diter, Vr 2 -Dtr 
 ferd'ure, Vr 2 -Jr (Vrdr 2 ) 
 7erd'urous, Vr 2 -Jrs 
 Verge, Vr 2 -J, Vr-Jd, Vr- 
 
 J-NG 
 
 7"er'ger, Vr^-Jr 
 Verifiable, Vr*-F-Bl 
 Verifica'tion, Vr 2 - F- 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Ver'ifier, VrZ-F-R 
 Ver'ify, Vr-F, Vr 2 -Fd, 
 
 Vr 2 -F-NG 
 Ver'ily, Vr-i 
 Verisim'ilar, V-fi-siI-i- 
 
 R 
 
VER 
 
 Verisimilitude, V 
 
 sM-L-Td 
 
 Veritable-y, Vrt 2 -Bl 
 Ver'ity, \*-R T 
 Ver'juice, Vr 2 -Js 
 Ver'mes, Vr 2 -Mz 
 Vermicel'li, Vr 2 -M-CH- 
 
 or Vr-Ms-Z, 
 
 Vermic'eous, Vr 3 -M SHs 
 Vermic'ular, Vr^-M-Kl-B 
 Vermic'ulate, Vr 3 -!! 
 
 Kit. Vr 3 -M-Kl-Td, Vr 
 
 M-Klt-NG 
 Vermicula'tion, Vr-M 
 
 Klshn 
 
 Ver'micule, Vr 2 -M-Kl 
 Vermic'ulose, Vr 3 -M-Kls 
 Vermic'ulous, Vr 3 -M- 
 
 Kls 
 Ver'miform, Vr 2 -M-F- 
 
 B-M 
 
 Ver'mifuge, Vr 2 -M-F- J 
 Vermil'lion, Vr 3 -M-n 
 Ver'min, Vr a -Mn 
 Ver'minate, Vr 2 -M-N-T 
 Vermina'tion, Vr 2 -M- 
 
 Nshn 
 
 Ver'minous, Vr 2 -M-Ns 
 Vermip'arous, Vr 3 -M- 
 
 Prs 
 Vermiv'orous, Vr*-M- 
 
 Vernac'ular, Vr>-N-Kl-B 
 Vernacularism, Vr'-N- 
 
 Kl-Bz-M 
 Vernac'ularly, Vr'-N-Kl- 
 
 Vernal, Vr 2 -Nl 
 Verna'tion, Vr 2 -Nshn 
 Ver'nier, Vr 2 -N-B 
 Veron'ica, v>-fi 
 
 Ver'rucous, V 2 - 
 
 Versatile, Vrs 2 -T-L 
 Ver'satileness, Vrs-T- 
 
 Z.-NS 
 
 Versatility, Vrs s -T-i-T 
 Verse, Vrs 2 
 Versed, Vrst 2 
 Vers'er, Vrs 2 -B 
 Ver'sicle, Vrs 2 -K-L 
 Ver'sicolor, Vrs-K-ir 
 Versicolored, Vre 2 -K- 
 
 Lrd 
 
 Versic'ular, Vrs 3 -K-Lr 
 Versiflca'tion, Vrs-F- 
 
 Ksbn 
 
 Versifier, Vrs*-F-B 
 Ver'sify, Vrs-F, Vrs*- 
 
 Fd, Vrs'-i-F-NG 
 Version, Vrshn* 
 Verst, Vrst 
 Versus, Vrss* 
 Versute, Vre*-T 
 Vert, Vrt 
 Vertebra, \ rt*-Br 
 Vertebral, Vrt-Br-L 
 Vertebra'ta, Vrt 2 -Br-T 
 Vertebrate, Vrt a -Brt 
 Vertebrated, Vrt 2 -Br- 
 
 Td 
 
 287 
 
 Vertex, Vr=-T-Ks 
 Ver'tical-ly,*Vrt-Kl 
 Vert'icalness, Vrt 2 -Kl 
 
 Ns 
 
 Vertic'illate, Vr 3 -T-sit 
 Vertic'illated, Vr s -T 
 
 sZ,-Td 
 
 Vertic'ity, Vr-Ts-T 
 Vertig'inous, VrtM-Ns 
 Vertiginously, Vrt 3 -J 
 
 Ns-L 
 Vertig'inousness, Vrt s 
 
 J-Ns-Ns 
 
 Vertigo, Vr 2 -T-G 
 Ver'vain, Vr^-Vn 
 Ver'y, Vr 2 
 Ves'icant, Vs 2 -Knt 
 Ves'icate, Vs 2 -Kt, Vs-K 
 
 Td, Vs 2 -Kt-NG 
 Vesica'tion, Vs 2 -Kshn 
 Ves'icatory, Vs*-K-T-5 
 Ves'icle, Vs 2 -Kl 
 Vesic'ular, Vs 3 -K-Zr 
 Vesic'ulate, Vs s -K-x,t 
 Vesic'ulous, VsS-K-is 
 Ves'per, V 2 -sPr 
 Ves'pers. V s sPrz 
 Ves'pertine, V 2 -sPr-Tn 
 Ves'sel, Vs-L 
 Vest, Vst 2 , Vs 2 -Td, 
 
 Ves'tal, Vs 2 -T-L 
 Ves'ted, Vs 2 -Td 
 Ves'tiary, Vs 2 -T-fl 
 Vestib'ular, Vs 3 -T-Bl-B 
 Ves'tibule, Vs a -T-Bl 
 Ves'tage, Vs T-J 
 Vest'ing, Vs 2 -T-NG 
 Ves'titure, Vs 2 -Ttr 
 Vest'ment, Vs 2 -T-Mnt 
 Ves'try, V 2 -sTr 
 Ves'try-man, V-sTr-Mn 
 Vest'ure, Vstr 
 Vesu'vian, Vs 8 -Vn 
 Vetch, V 2 -CH 
 Vetch'ling, V 2 -CH-i-NG 
 Vetch'y, V 2 -CH 
 Vet'eran, V-Trn 
 Veterina'rian, V a -Tr- 
 
 Nrn 
 
 Vet'erinary, V-Tr-Nr 
 Ve'to, V S -T, V 3 -Td, V'-T- 
 
 NG 
 
 Vetturi'no, V 3 -T-B-N 
 Vex, V 2 -Ks, V-Kst, V s - 
 
 Ks-NG 
 
 Vexa'tion, V 2 -Kssftn 
 Vexa'tious, V 2 -Ks-SHs 
 Vexa'tiously, V*-Kn-SHs- 
 
 L 
 Vexa'tiousness, V*-Ks- 
 
 SHs-Ns 
 
 Vex'er, V-K-sB 
 Vex'ingly, V-Ks-NG-L 
 Vi'a, V 
 
 Viabil'ity, V 3 -B1-T 
 Vi'able, V>-B1 
 Vi'aduct, V'-D-Kt 
 Vi'al, Vi-L, V>-Ld, Vi-L- 
 
 NG 
 
 VIC 1 
 
 Viam'eter, V'-Mtr 
 Vi'and, V'-Nd 
 Vi'ands, V'-Ndz 
 Viat'ic, Vi T-K 
 Viat'ical, V'-T-Kl 
 Viat'icum, V-T-K-M 
 Vi'brate, V'-Brt, V I -B^ 
 
 Td. V'-Brt(-) 
 Vi'bratile, V'-Brt-L 
 Vibra'tion, V 2 -Brshn 
 Vi'brative, \ r i-Brt-V 
 Vi'bratory, V'-Brt-B 
 Vic'ar, V 3 -Kr 
 Vic'arage, V 3 -Kr-J 
 Vic'ar-general, V3-Kr-Jn 
 Vica'rial, V2-K-51 
 Vica'riate, v 2 -K-7et 
 Vica'rious, V 2 K Ra 
 Vica'riously, V 2 K-R-nL 
 Vie'arship, V 3 -Kr-SH-P 
 Vice, Vs 1 . Vst', Vs l -NG 
 Vi'ce, V'-S 
 Vice-ad'miral, Vsi-D-M- 
 
 Rl 
 Vice-ad'miralty, Vs'-D- 
 
 M-fll-T 
 Vice-chan'cellor, Vs 1 - 
 
 CH-sL-B 
 
 Vice-con'sul, Vs'-K-Ns-L 
 Vicege'rency, Vs 3 -J-Ru- 
 
 8 
 
 Vicege'rent, Vs 3 -J-Rnt 
 Vice-leg'ate, V 2 -sZ,-G-T 
 Vioe-pres'idency, V 3 - 
 sPrz-Dn-S [Vs'^-Pz-Dn- 
 8] 
 Vice-pres'ident, V 2 -sPrz 
 
 -But [Vs2-Pz-L)nt] 
 Vice-re'gal, Vs 3 -fi-Gl 
 Vice'roy, Vs 1 -^ 
 Viceroy'alty, Vs'-K-i-T 
 Vice'royship, Vs'-S-SH- 
 
 P 
 
 Vi'ce ver'sa, Vsi-V-fl-S 
 Vic'iate, V 3 -SHt 
 Vic'inage, Vs :i -N-J 
 Vic'inal, Vs 3 -N-L 
 Vio'ine, Vs 3 N 
 Vicin'ity, Vs 3 N-T 
 Vi'cious, \-sm 
 Vi'ciously, va.SHs-i 
 Vi'ciousness, v^-.S'Hs-Ns 
 Vicis'situde, Vss 3 -Td 
 Vic'tim, V 3 -K-T M 
 Vic'timize, V 3 -K-T-Mz, 
 V-K-T-Mzd, VS-K-T-Mz- 
 NG 
 
 Vic'tor, V 3 -Ktr 
 Vic'toress, V 3 -K-Trs 
 Victorine', V 3 K-T-Bn 
 Victo'rious, v*-K-T-/Zs 
 Vioto'riously, V^-K-T- 
 
 Ra-L 
 Victo'riousness, V 2 -K-T- 
 
 Ks-Ns 
 
 Vic'tory, V 3 -K-T-K 
 Vict'ual, Vt 3 -L, Vt-Ld, 
 
 Vt 3 -L-NG 
 
 Vict'ualer, Vt L-K 
 Vict'uals, Vt-Lz 
 
VID 
 
 Vi'de, VJ-D 
 Videl'icet, V*-D-Zs-T 
 Vid'ual, ys-D-L 
 Vie, V, Vd, VVNG 
 View, V, Vd 3 , V-NG 
 Viewer, V 3 -R 
 Viewless, v*-is 
 Viges'imal, V*-J-sM-/, 
 Vig'il, V*-J1 
 Vig'ilance, VS-J-ins 
 Vig'ilant, V 3 -J-Lnt 
 Vig'ilantly, v-J-Lnt-L 
 Vignette', V*-N-T 
 Vig'or, V 3 -Gr 
 Vig'orous, V 3 -Grs 
 Vigorously, V 3 -Gr-sL 
 Vig'orousness, V 3 -Gre- 
 
 Ks 
 
 Vi'king, Vi-K-NG 
 Vile, V-L, V'-L-R, Vi- 
 
 Lst 
 
 Vile'ly, Vi-L-L 
 Vile'ness, vi- 
 Vilifica'tion, 
 
 Kshn (Vl 2 -F-Kshn) 
 Vil'ifier, V 3 -L-F-R (VI*- 
 
 F-R) 
 "Vil'ify, V'-Z-F, V*-Z,-Fd, 
 
 V-L-F-NG (V13-F, etc.) 
 Vil'la, V3-i 
 Vil'lage, V--J (V1*-J) 
 Vil'lager, V 3 --Jr(Vl*-Jr) 
 Vil'lain, V 3 -n 
 Vil'lainous, v-i-N8 
 Vil'lainously, VS-Z-Ns-L 
 Vil'lainousness, V^-L- 
 
 Ns-Ns 
 
 Vil'lainy, V3-L-N 
 Vil'lanage, V^-i-N-J 
 Vil'lanous, VS-L-Ns 
 Vil'lany, va-i-N 
 Villat'ic, VJ-Z-T-K 
 Vil'li, VS-L 
 
 Vil'liform, V8-i-F-R-M 
 Villose', V*-Zs 
 Vil'lous, V'-Zs 
 Vim'inal, V'-M-Nl 
 Vimin'eous, V 8 -M-Ns 
 Vina'ceous, v^-N-SHs 
 Vinaigrette', V-N-Grt 
 Vincibil'ity, 
 
 Vin'cible, VS 
 Vin'cibleness, v 3 -Ns-B- 
 
 Z.-NS C;BS] 
 
 Vinc'ulum, V-NG-K1-M 
 Vinde'mial, V^-N-D-M-Z 
 Vin'dicable, Vnd3-K-Bl 
 Vin'dicate, Vnd8-Kt, 
 
 Vnda-K-Td, Vnd 3 -Kt-NG 
 Vindica'tion, Vnd'-Kshn 
 Vin'dicative, Vnd 3 -Kt-Y 
 Vin'dicator, Vnd 3 -Ktr 
 Vin'dicatory, Vnd^K- 
 
 T R 
 
 Vindic'tive, Vnd 3 -Kt-V 
 Vindic'tively, Vnd 3 -Kt- 
 
 V-L 
 Vindic'tiveness, Vnd- 
 
 Kt-V-Na [iVs] 
 
 288 
 
 Vine, Vn 
 Vine'-dreSser, VniDr*- 
 
 8R 
 
 Vine'-fretter, Vn> iFrtr* 
 Vin'egar, V-N-Gr 
 Vin'ery, \n l -R 
 Vine'yard, V 3 -N-Y-Rd 
 
 [V 3 -N-Yd] 
 Vi'nous, Vi-Ns 
 Vint'age, V 3 -Nt-J 
 Vint'ager, V*-Nt-Jr 
 Vint'ner, Vnts-N-R 
 Vin'try, V-N-Tr 
 Vin'y, V'-N 
 Vi'ol, Vi-L 
 Vi'ola, Vi-Z 
 Vi'olable, V-i-Bl 
 Viola'ceous, V*-Z,-SHs 
 Vi'olate, V'-it, V^-i-Td, 
 
 Vi-itNG 
 
 Viola'tion, V a -Z.shn 
 Vi'olative, vi-it-v 
 Vi'olator, Vi-Ltr 
 Vi'olence, V^Lns 
 Vi'olent, Vi-nt 
 Violently, Vi-int-i 
 Vi'olet, V'-it 
 Violin', V Z,n 
 Violin'ist, V--Nst 
 Vi'olist, V'-Lst 
 Violoncel'list, V-/,-Ns- 
 
 Lst 
 Violoncel'lo, V*-L-N- 
 
 CH-L or V2-i-Ns-L 
 Violo'ne, V*-L-X 
 Vi'per, V!-Pr 
 Vi'perine, V'-Prn 
 Vi'perous, V^Prs 
 Vira'go, V*-R-G 
 Vir'elay, V 8 -R-i 
 Vires'cent, V*-.Ks-Nt 
 Vir'gate, \ T 2-fi-Gt 
 Virgil'ian, V^-J-in 
 Vir'gin, Vr ! -Jn 
 Virginal, Vr*-J-Nl 
 Virgin'ian, VrMn-N 
 Virgin'ity, VH-J-N-T 
 Vir'go, V2-K-G 
 Virides'cence, V'-K-Ds- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Virides'cent, V-B-Ds-Nt 
 Virid'ity, v*-n-T>-'r 
 Vir'idness, v-fi-D-Ns 
 Vi'rile, Vi-fll 
 Viril'ity, V 3 -B1-T 
 Virtu', Vr 3 T 
 Virt'ual, Vr CH-L 
 Virtual'ity, Vri-CH-i-T 
 Virt'ually, Vr CH-i 
 Virt'ue, Vr s -CH 
 Virtuo'so, Vi-s-T-S 
 Virt'uous, Vr*-CHs 
 Virt'uously, VrS-CH-s/i 
 Virt'uousness, Vr s -CHs- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Vir'ulence, V 3 -R-ins 
 Vir-ulency, V 3 -R-n-S 
 Virulent, V-R-Z,nt 
 Vir'ulently, V3.R-,nt-X, 
 Vi'rus, V-fis 
 
 VIT 
 
 Vis, Vs 3 
 Vi'sa, V 3 -Z 
 Vis'age, Vz'-J 
 Vis'aged, VzMd 
 Vis-a-vis', Vz 3 -v 
 Vis'cera, Vs 3 -fl 
 Vis'ceral, Vs 3 -fil 
 Vis'cerate, Vs a -flt, Vs'-ft 
 
 Td, Vs 3 -Kt-NG 
 Vis'cid, Vs 3 -D 
 Visci'dity, Vs'-D-T 
 Viscos'ity, Vgi-Ks-T 
 Vis'count, Vi-K-Nt 
 Vis'countess, V'-K-Nt-S 
 Vis'county, vi-K-S-T 
 Vis'cous, Vs 3 -Ks 
 Vis'cousness, Vs'-Ks-Hs 
 Vis'cus, Vs 3 -Ks 
 Vise, Vs 1 
 Vise', V2-Z, Vz*-D, V-Z- 
 
 NG 
 
 Vish-nu, V*-5H-N 
 Visibility, Vz-Bl-T 
 Vis'ible-y. Vz 3 -Bl 
 Vis'ibleness, Vz 3 -Bl-Ns 
 
 Vis'igoth, Vz 3 -G-TH 
 Vis iner'tia, Vs 3 -Nr-SH 
 Vis'ion, Vzhn 3 , Vzhnd 3 , 
 
 Vzhn 3 -NG 
 
 Vis'ionary, Vzhn'-K 
 Vis'ionless, Vzhn 2 -X,s 
 Vis'it, VzJ-T, Vz*-Td, Vz- 
 
 T NG 
 
 Vis'itable, Vz 3 -T-Bl 
 Vis'itant, Vz 3 -Tnt 
 Visita'tion, Vz a -TBhn 
 Visitato'rial, Vz-T-T-fil 
 Visite', Vz 3 -T 
 Vis'itor, V 3 -zTr (Vztr 8 ) 
 Visito'rial, Vz-T-fll 
 Visne (veen or vee'ne), 
 
 Vn 3 or V'-N 
 Vis'or or Vi'sor, V 3 ori- 
 
 Zr 
 
 Vis'ored, v 3 -Zrd 
 Vis'ta, Vs 3 -T 
 Vis'ual, V 3 -ZH1 
 Vis'ualize, V 3 -ZHlz 
 Vi'tal, vti-L 
 Vital'ity, Yt^-i-T 
 Vitaliza'tion. Vt z -iz*An 
 Vi'talize, vt-x,z, Vt- 
 
 LzA. VU-iz NG 
 Vi'tally, \V-L 
 Vi'tals, Vl>-Lz 
 Vit'ellary, \t 3 -L-R 
 Vi'tiate, V 3 -SHt. V 3 -8H- 
 
 Td. V 3 SHt-NG 
 Vitia'tion, V*-SHshn 
 Vitios'ity, V'-SHs-T 
 Vit'reous, V^-Trs 
 Vit'reousness, V'-Trs- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Vitres'cence, V*-Tr8-Ns 
 Vitres'cent, V*-Trs-Nt 
 Vitrifac'tion, Vtr>-F- 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Vitrifact'ure, Vtr'-F-Ktr 
 Vit'rifiable, Vtr-F-Bl 
 
VIT 
 
 Vitriflca'tion, 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Vit'rifled, Vtr-Fd 
 Vit'riform, VtrS-F-B-M 
 Vif rify, Vtr8-F. Vtr*-Fd 
 
 VtrS-F-NG 
 Vit'riol, VtrS-L 
 Vit'riolate, Vtr3-Zt, Vtr 
 
 L-TA. Vtr-it-NG 
 Vitriolic, Vtr'-Z-K 
 Vit'riolize, Vtr^-Zz 
 Vif tate, V-Tt 
 Vit'uline, Vt-Ln 
 Vitu'perate, Vt 3 -Prt, Vt- 
 
 Pr-'J'd, Vt-PrtO) 
 Vitupera'tion, Vt'-Prehn 
 Vitu'perative, Vt s -Prt-V 
 Vitu'perator, Vt s -Prtr 
 Viva'ce (vGva'cha), V'-V- 
 
 CH 
 
 Viva'cious, V-V-SHs 
 Viva'ciously, V 1 
 
 SHs L 
 Viva'ciousness, V*-V- 
 
 SHs-'Ss 
 
 Vivac'ity, vi-Vs-T 
 Vivandiere', V-Vnd-B 
 Viva'rium, V-V-B-M 
 Vi'vary, V-V-.R 
 Vi'va vo'ce, Vi-V-V-8 
 Vive (vev), V s - V 
 Vivid, vs-vd 
 Viv'idly, V 3 -Vd-i 
 Viv'idness, V 3 -Vd-Ns 
 Vivif ic, vs-v-F-K 
 Vivif ical, V 3 -V-F-K1 
 Vivif icate, V 3 -V-F-K-T 
 Vivifica'tion, V'-V-F- 
 
 Eshn 
 Vivificative, V 3 -V-F-K- 
 
 Tv 
 Vivify, VS-V-F, V'-V-Fd, 
 
 289 
 
 VYI 
 
 Vivip'arous, V-V-Prs 
 Vivisec'tion, v*-Vs 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Vix'en, V-Ks-N 
 Vix'enly, ya-Ks-N-L 
 Viz., Vz 
 Viz'ard, V3-Zrd 
 Viz'ier, V3-ZHr 
 Vo'cable, V 2 -K-B1 
 Vocab'ulary, V1-K-B1-.R 
 Vocab'ulist, Vi-K-Blst 
 Vo'cal. vs-Kl 
 Vocal'ic, 
 Vo'calist, 
 Vocal'ity, V>-K1-T 
 Vocaliza'tion, V z -KlzsAn 
 Vo'calize, V^-Klz. V- 
 
 Klzd. va-Klz-NQ 
 Vo'cally, V2-K1 
 Voca'tion, v-Kshn 
 Voc'ative, V-K-Tv 
 Vociferate, Vs^-F-Rt, 
 
 _ 
 
 Vocifera'tion, Vs*-F- 
 
 Rshn 
 Vociferous, Vs'-F-fis 
 
 13 
 
 Vociferously, Vs'-F-- 
 
 
 Vo'mer, vz-Mr 
 Vo'merine, V^-Mrn 
 
 Vocifex'ousness, Vs 3 -F- 
 
 Vou ica, VJ-M-K. 
 
 fis-Ns 
 
 Vomit, V^Mt, V^M-Td 
 
 Voc'ule, V-K-L 
 
 Vi-Mt(-) 
 
 Vogue, V ! -G 
 
 Vomi'tion, V 3 -Mshn 
 
 Voice, Vs 1 , Vst, VsJ-NG 
 
 Vomitive, V'-Mt-V 
 
 Voiced, Vsti 
 
 Vomi'to, V 3 -M-T 
 
 Voice'less, Vs'-Ls 
 
 Vomitory, \'i-Mt-K 
 
 Void, Vd>, Vi-Dd, Vd'- 
 
 Vora'cious, V J -^-SHs 
 
 NG. See^lcord. etc. 
 
 Vora'ciously, V 2 -^. 
 
 Void'able, Vd-Bl. See 
 
 SHs-t 
 
 Unavoidable. 
 
 Vora'ciousness, WK. 
 
 Void'ance, V 1 -Dns 
 
 SH.s-Ns 
 
 Void'er, V J -Dr 
 
 Voracity, \ T1 -^s-T 
 
 Void'ness, Vd J -Ns 
 
 Vorag'inous, V-fi-J-Xs 
 
 Voir-dire, V>-Wr-Dr 
 
 Vor'tex, Vr-T Ks 
 
 Vo'lant, V*-int 
 
 Vortical, Vrt!-Kl 
 
 Vol'atile, \i-Lt-L 
 
 Voiyticel, Vrts"-L 
 
 Vol'atileness, V l -Lt-L- 
 
 Vo'taress, V--1-Ka 
 
 Ns 
 
 Vo'tarist, V'-'T-Kat 
 
 Volatility, v-it-L-T 
 
 Vo'tary, V"-T-B 
 
 Vol'atilizable, \ l -Lt-Lz- 
 
 Vote, Vt2. V=-Td, Vt-XG 
 
 B-L 
 
 Vof er, Vtr 
 
 Volatiliza'tion, V-it- 
 
 Vo'tive, Vt'-V 
 
 Lzshn 
 
 Vo'tively, Vt-V-Z 
 
 Vol'atilize, Vi-Zt-Zz, 
 
 Vouch, V^CH, V l -CHt, 
 
 Vi it-tzd, V>-Lt-Z,z-NG 
 
 yi-CH-NG 
 
 Volcan'ic, VP-K-N-K 
 
 Vouchee', V S -OH 
 
 Vol'canist, Vl-K-Nst 
 
 Vouch'er, V>-CHr 
 
 Vol'canize, Vl'-K-Nz 
 Volca'no, V1-K-N 
 
 Vouch'or, Vi-CHr 
 Vouchsafe', v s -CHs-F, 
 
 Vole, V-L 
 
 V 2 -CHs-Ft, V-CHs-F-NG 
 
 Volee', \"~L 
 
 Vow, V, Vdi, Vi-NG 
 
 Voli'tion, V-shn 
 
 Vow'el, Vi-L 
 
 Vol'itive, Vi-Z,t-V 
 
 Vow'eled, V'-Ld 
 
 Vol'ley, V l -L, \ l -L&, V 1 - 
 
 Vow'er, V 1 B 
 
 L-NQ 
 
 Voyage, Vi-J, V'-Jd, Vi- 
 
 Volt, V-Lt 
 
 J-NG 
 
 Volta'ic, V1-T K 
 
 Voyager, V^-Jr 
 
 Vol'taism, Vli-T-zM 
 
 Voyageur*. V 2 -Y-ZHr 
 
 Vol'ti, V1>-T 
 
 Voy'ol, Vi-L 
 
 Voltigeur', W-T-ZKr 
 
 Vox, V'-Ks 
 
 Volubility, VS-L-Bl-T 
 
 Vugg, V 3 -G 
 
 Vol'uble-y, VJ-Z-Bl 
 
 Vulca'nian, Vl 2 -Kn-N 
 
 Vol'ubleness, V^i-Bl- 
 
 Vulcanic, V1>-K N-K 
 
 Ns [SBs] 
 
 Vul'canist, VP-K-Nst 
 
 Vol'ume, vn-M 
 Volumetric, Vl-Mtr-K 
 
 Vul'canite, VI" K-Nt 
 Vulcaniza'tion, V1-K- 
 
 Volu'minous, Vl 3 -M-Ns 
 
 ffzshn 
 
 Volu'minously, V1 3 -M- 
 
 Vul'canize, VI* - K - Nz, 
 
 Ns L 
 
 V12-K-Nzd. VF-K-Nz-NG 
 
 Volu'minousness, VI 3 - 
 
 Vul'gar, Vl-'-Gr 
 
 M-Ns-Ns 
 
 Vul'garism, Vl 3 -Gr-7.M 
 
 Vol'untarily, V^Znt- 
 
 Vulgarity, VU-Gr-T 
 
 R-L 
 
 Vul'garize, Vl^-Grz, Vl- 
 
 Vol'untariness, V>-Znt- 
 
 Grzd, V12-Grz-NG 
 
 
 Vul'garly, Vl^-Gr-// 
 
 Vol'untary. V>-Znt-H 
 Volunteer', v Znt-B 
 
 Vul'gate, V12-G-T 
 Vulnerability, Vl-Nr- 
 
 (V'-Zntr), V3-int-Bd. V 
 
 Bl-T 
 
 int-fi-NG (VS-Zntr-NG) 
 
 Vulnerable, VP-Nr-Bl 
 
 Volupfuary, Vl P-CH-fi 
 
 Vul'nerableness, Vl 
 
 Volupf uous, Vl-P-CHs 
 Voluptuously, V1-P- 
 
 Nr-Bl-Ns [IBs] 
 Vul'nerary, VP-Nr-K 
 
 CH-sZ, 
 
 Vul'pine, VP-Pn 
 
 Volupt'uousness, VP-P- 
 
 Vult'ure, VI* CHr 
 
 CHs-NB 
 
 Vult'urine, V!-CHrn 
 
 Volute', V-it 
 
 Vult'urous, Vls-CHra 
 
 Volu'tion, V-Lshn 
 
 Vying, V'-NG 
 
WAB 
 
 W, the twenty-third let- 
 
 290 
 
 Wa'fer, W-Fr, W*-Frd 
 
 W2-Fr-NG 
 "Waffle, W>-F1 
 Waft, wFti, wFi-Td, wFt' 
 
 NG 
 
 Waft'age, wFti-J 
 Waft'er, wFtr> 
 
 Wag, 
 
 W!-Gd, W- 
 
 ter of the Alphabet, has! G-NG 
 
 both a consonant and a Wage, wJ s , wJd 2 , wj- 
 
 Vowel sound. At the begin- ' KG 
 
 Ling of words and syllables Wa'ger, W 2 -Jr, W*-Jrd. 
 
 it has the consonant-sound ! W 2 -Jr-NG 
 
 of w as heard in teade. : Wa'gerer, W s -Jr-R 
 
 wood, tweed, bewail, etc. ; Wa'ges, wJz 2 
 
 and at the end of syllables Wag'gery, W'-Gr 
 
 it has the vowel-sound of Wag'gish, Wi-G-SH 
 
 oo as heard in now, new, ; Wag'gishly, Vfi-G-SHl 
 
 etc. By seme phoneticians j Wag'gishness, WM3- 
 
 at the present time, and in| 8H-Ns 
 
 the earlier works on Pho- Wag'gle, W'-Gl, Wi-Gld, 
 
 nography, to is treated as W'-Gl-XG 
 
 always having the vowel- j Wag'on, WJ-Gn, W 1 -Gnd, 
 
 Bound of oo; but by care-i W!-Gn-NG 
 
 fully and slowly pronounc- ! Wag'onage, Wi-Gn-J 
 
 ing the word w-oo, the dif- j Wag'oner, Wi-G-Nr 
 
 ference between the conso- ] Wag'tail, W'-G-T-L ' 
 
 nant w and the vowel oo j Waif, wF 2 
 
 will be apparent. Wail, Wl 2 , Wld 2 , W1*-NG 
 
 W is silent before r at Wail'ingly, W1 2 -NG1 
 the beginning of words and Wain, Wn s 
 syllables and in the words! Wain'-rope, Wn 2 !/? 2 -? 
 answer, sword, two, gun- Wain'scot, W*-Ns-Kt, 
 
 W-Ns-K-Td, 
 
 NG 
 
 W-Ns-Kt 
 
 wale, boatswain, etc. 
 
 The difficulty of joining 
 a number of the stems to a Wain'scoting, W^-Ns-Kt 
 preceding Way makes it de- 1 NG 
 sirable, in the case of a few Waist, Wst s 
 words, to employ an addi- 1 Waist'band, Ws*-Bnd 
 tional sign for w. The one \ Waist'cloth, W*-sKl-TH 
 adopted is a small semi- Waist'coat, Ws 2 -Kt 
 circle, which may be turned Wait, Wt 2 , W 2 -Td, Wt- 
 in any direction in order to j NG 
 secure easy joinings. Be- 1 Wait'er, Wtr* 
 tore T, D, TH, DH, 8H Wait'ing-maid, Wt 2 -NG- 
 and ZH it is best made I M-D 
 with the opening to the ; Wait'ing- woman, Wt- 
 right, and before K, with! NG-W-Mn 
 the opening to the left. 1 Wait'ing-room, Wt-NG- 
 This sign is also generally R-M 
 used before D for wd, the Wait'ress, W-Trs 
 half-length W being used i Waits, Wts* 
 
 principally for wt. See 
 
 Wash, Wish, Wake, Wed, 
 
 Wet, etc. 
 
 Wab'ble, W-B1 
 
 Wack'e, wi-K 
 
 Wack'y, W-K 
 
 Wad, wD 1 , wDd 1 , wD 1 - 
 
 NG 
 
 Wadd, wDi 
 Wad'ding, wD-NG 
 Wad'clle, W-D1, W>-Dld, 
 
 W'-Dl-NG 
 
 Wad'dler, W-D1-R 
 Wade, wD 2 , wDd 2 , wD- 
 
 NG 
 
 Wad'er, W s -Dr 
 Wad'-hook, wDi-H-K 
 Wad'y,wD* 
 
 Waive, wV 2 , wVd 2 , wV- 
 
 NG 
 
 Waiver, W-Vr 
 Wake, wK, wKt, wK2- 
 
 NG. See Awake, etc. 
 Wake'ful, wK-Fia 
 W^ake'fullness, wK-Fl- 
 
 Ns [iFs] 
 Wak'en, wKn^, wKnd* 
 
 wKn 2 -NG. See Awaken, 
 __ etc. 
 
 Wak'ener, wK 2 -Nr 
 Wak'er, W 2 -Kr 
 Walden'ses, W-Z,-Dnsz 
 
 Wale, Wl 
 Walk, Wi-K, 
 
 K-NG 
 Walk'er, Wi- 
 
 W- 
 
 WAR 
 
 Walk'ing-staff, wi-K- 
 
 NGs-Tf 
 
 Wall, WU, Wldi, Wli-NG 
 Walla'chian, W2-Z-Ku 
 Wal'let, W'-it 
 Wall'-eye.WlMI 
 Wall'-eyed, WIMi-D 
 Wall'flower, WU-F1-R 
 Wall'-fruit, Wl'-Frt 
 Wal'lop, W-L-P. W^-Zr 
 
 Pt, Wi i-P-NG 
 Wal'low, Wi-, Wi-Ld, 
 
 WI-//-NG 
 
 Wal'lower, "SV1-Z.-R 
 Wal'nut, Wl'-Nt 
 Wal'rus, WU-^s 
 Waltz, Wltsi Wltst, 
 
 Wltsi-NG 
 
 Waltz'er, Wits' R 
 Wam'ble, W'-M-Bl 
 W^am'pum, W'-JI-P-M 
 Wan, Wni 
 Wand, Wndi 
 Wan'der, Wndr', Wnd>- 
 
 Rd, Wndr'-NG 
 Wan'derer, Wndr'-R 
 W r an'deringly, Wndr'- 
 
 NG-L 
 
 Wand'y, Wn'-D 
 Wane, Wn 2 , Wnd 2 , Wn*- 
 
 NG 
 
 Wan'ly, Wi-Nl 
 Wan'ness, Wn J -Ns 
 Wan'nish, Wu'-SH 
 Want, Wnt 1 , Wn'-Td, 
 
 Wnti-NG 
 
 Want'age, Wnt'-J 
 Want'ing, Wnt'-NG 
 Want'less, Wnti-Ls 
 Wan'ton, Wnt'-N, Wnt- 
 
 Nd. Wnti-N-NG 
 Wan'tonly, Wnt'-N-L 
 Wan'tonness, Wnt'-N- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Wap'entake, \v>.p n -T-K 
 War, Wr 1 , Wrdi, Wr>-NG 
 "War'ble, Wr'-Bl, Wr 1 - 
 
 Bld. Wr'-Bl-NG 
 War'bler, Wri Bl-B 
 War'-cry, Wr 1 Kr 
 War'-dance, Wr'iDns 
 Ward, Wrdi, Wr'-Dd, 
 
 Wrd ] -NG 
 
 Ward'en, Wrd' N 
 Ward'enry, Wrdi-Nr 
 Ward'enship, Wrd'-N- 
 
 SH-P 
 
 Ward'er, Wrdr 1 
 Ward'robe, Wrd>-^Z-B 
 Ward'room, Wrd'-R-M 
 Ward'ship, Wrd'-SH-P 
 Ward'-staff, Wrdgi-Tf 
 Ware, Wr> 
 
 Ware'house, (Tz.jWr'-Hi 
 Ware'house, (w.) Wr'-Hz, 
 
 Wr'-Hzd, Wr'-Hz-NG 
 Ware'houseman, Wr L 
 
 Hs-Mn 
 
 Wares, Wrz 1 
 War'fare, Wr-Fr 
 
WAR 
 
 291 
 
 WAX 
 
 War'-horse, Wr-Hrs 
 
 Waah'-house, wSH ! -Hs 
 
 Wa'ter-gruel, Wtr'-Gr- 
 
 Wa'rily, W-R-L 
 
 Wash'ing, wSH-NG 
 
 L 
 
 Wa'riness, W*-.R-Ns 
 
 Wash'-leather, wSH 1 - 
 
 Wa'teriness, Wtr^Ns 
 
 Warlike, Wr'-/,-K 
 
 LAhr 
 
 Wa'tering-place, Wtr 1 - 
 
 War'lock, Wr^L-K 
 
 Wash' -pot, wSHi-Pt 
 
 KG-Pls 
 
 Warm, (a.) Wri-M, Wr 1 - 
 
 Washingto'nian, wSH^- 
 
 Wa'terish, Vftr^-SH 
 
 M-R, Wri-Mst 
 
 NGt-Nn 
 
 Wa'terishness, Wtr'-Sff 
 
 Warm, (.) Wri-M, Wr>- 
 
 Washingto'niani sin, 
 
 Ns 
 
 Md, Wri-M-NG 
 
 ,wSH-NGt-N-Nz-M 
 
 Wa'terless, Wtr'-is 
 
 Warmblooded, Wr 1 - 
 
 Wash'tub, wSH'-T-B 
 
 Wa'ter-level, Wtr'-X-V- 
 
 M-Bl-Dd 
 
 Wash'y, W-SH 
 
 L 
 
 Warm'er, Wr'-M-R 
 
 Wasp, Ws'-P 
 
 Wa'ter-lily. Wtr-i-Z 
 
 Warm'-hearted, Wr J -M- 
 
 Wasp'ish, Ws'-P-SH 
 
 Wa'ter-line, Wtr 1 - in 
 
 Hr-Td 
 
 Wasp'ishly, Ws^P-Sfll 
 
 Wa'ter-logged, Wtr'-L- 
 
 iA7"arm'ing-pan, Wr>-M- 
 
 Wasp'ishness, Ws l -P- 
 
 G-D 
 
 NG-Pn 
 
 SH-Ns 
 
 Wa'ter-man, Wti-i-Mn 
 
 Warm'ly, Wr^M-Z 
 
 Wasp'like, Ws-P-Z-K 
 
 Wa'ter-mark, Wtri-M-B- 
 
 Warm'ness, Wr^M-Ns 
 
 Was'sail, Ws'-i 
 
 K 
 
 Warmth, Wr'-M-TH 
 
 Was'sailer, Ws^i-B 
 
 Wa'ter-melon, Wtr J -M- 
 
 Warn, Wrn 1 , Wrnd 1 , 
 
 Wast, Wsti 
 
 Ln 
 
 Wrni-NG 
 
 Waste, Wst, Ws ! -Td. 
 
 Wa'ter-mill, wtr'-M-i 
 
 Warn'er, Wr^Nr 
 
 Wst(-)* [Ws2-NG] 
 
 Wa'terousel, Wtr'-Zl 
 
 Warn'ing, Wrn^NG 
 
 Waste'-book, Ws'-B-K 
 
 Wa'ter-pot, Wti-i-Pt 
 
 Warp, Wr'-P, Wri-Pt, 
 
 Waste'ful, Ws-F-L 
 
 Wa'ter-power, wtr^P-R 
 
 Wr'-P-NG 
 
 Waste'fully, Ws-F-i 
 
 Wa'ter-privilege, wtr 1 - 
 
 War'-paint, Wr'-Pnt 
 
 Waste'fulness, Wss-F-L- 
 
 Prv-,1 
 
 War'-path, Wr^P-TH 
 
 Ns [iFs] 
 
 Wa'ter-proof, Wtr'-Prf 
 
 Warp'er, Wr'-Pr 
 
 Waste'-gate, Ws s -Gt 
 
 Wa'ter-prooflng, Wtr 1 
 
 Warp' ing, Wr 1 P-NG 
 
 Waste'-pipe, Ws 2 -P-P 
 
 Prf-NG 
 
 War'-proof, Wr^Prf 
 
 Wast'er, Wstr 2 
 
 Wa'ter-ram, Wtr'-R-M 
 
 War'rant, Wrnt 1 , Wrn 1 - 
 
 Watch, wCHi, wCHt', 
 
 Wa'ter-rot, Wtr' - Rt, 
 
 Td, Wrntf-NG 
 
 wCH>-NG 
 
 Wtri-K 'I'd. Wtr'-/^-NG 
 
 Warrantable, Wrnt>-B- 
 
 Watch'- case, wCH'-Ks 
 
 Wa'ter-shed, Wtri-67/-D 
 
 L 
 
 Watch'-dog, wCH"-D-G 
 
 Wa'ter-soak, Wtrs'-K 
 
 War'rantableness, 
 Wrnti-B-L-Ns [IBs] 
 
 Watch'er, W>-CHr 
 Watch'ful-ly, wCHi-Fl 
 
 Wa'ter-spout, Wtrs'-Pt 
 Wa'ter-tight, vrtr' iTt 1 
 
 War'rantably, Wrntf-B- 
 
 Watchfulness, wCHi- 
 
 Wa'ter-wheel, Wtr'-Wl 
 
 L 
 
 Fl-Ns f.'Fs] 
 
 Wa'ter-work, Wtr'-Wr- 
 
 Warrantee', WrnVT 
 
 Watch'-house, wCH'-Hs 
 
 K 
 
 War'ranter, Wrntr 1 
 
 "Watch'-light, wCHi-t 
 
 Wa'ter-works, Wtr'-Wr- 
 
 War'rantor, Wrntr 
 
 Watch'-maker, wCHi-M- 
 
 Ks 
 
 Warranty, Wrn 1 -! 
 
 Kr 
 
 Wa'tery, W'-Tr 
 
 Warren, W'-TJn 
 
 Watch'man, wCH 1 -Mn 
 
 Wat'tle, Wt'-i, Wti-d, 
 
 War'rener, Wi-Rn-R 
 
 Watch'-tower, wCH>-T- 
 
 Wt'-L-NG 
 
 War'rior, W-fi-K 
 
 R 
 
 Waul, W l -L 
 
 Wart, Wrti 
 
 Watch'-word, wCH 1 - 
 
 Wave, wV, wVd 2 , wV- 
 
 Wart'y, Wi-R-T 
 
 Wrd 
 
 NG 
 
 War'-whoop, VT^-hoP 
 
 Wa'ter, Wtr', Wt'-Rd, 
 
 Wave'less, wV*-is 
 
 Wa'ry, W-, VP-R-R, 
 
 Wtri-NG 
 
 Wave'let, wV*-it 
 
 W2-/Jt 
 
 Wa'ter-bailiff, Wtr-B- 
 
 Wave'-offering, wV 2 -Fr- 
 
 Was, Wzi [Z']. Was Is 
 
 L-F 
 
 NG 
 
 also occasionally written 
 
 Wa'ter-bearer, Wtr'-B- 
 
 Wa'ver, W-Vr, W=-Vrd, 
 
 with the to-hook and 
 
 Rr 
 
 W J -Vr-NG 
 
 final z-circle on the pre- 
 
 Wa'ter-cart, Wtr-Krt 
 
 Wa'verer, w^-Vr-R 
 
 ceding stem ; thus. 
 
 Wa'ter-cement, Wtrs 1 - 
 
 Wa'veringly, W-Vr- 
 
 What was, Twz 
 
 Mnt 
 
 NG1 
 
 It was, Twz* 
 
 Wa'ter-closet, Wtr'-Klz- 
 
 Wa'veringness, W^-Vr- 
 
 Which was, CHwz 
 
 T 
 
 NG-Ns 
 
 Where was, Rwz* 
 
 Wa'ter-color, Wtr'-K-ir 
 
 Wave'-worn, wV-Wn 
 
 Wash, wSH 1 , wSHt 1 , Wa'ter-course, Wtr>-Krs 
 
 Wax, Wi-Ks. W'-Kst, Wi- 
 
 wSHi-NG 
 
 Wa'ter-cress, Wtr-Krs 
 
 Ks-NG 
 
 Wash'-ball, wSH-B-L 
 
 Wa'ter-cure, Wtr'-Kr 
 
 Wax'-candle, Wi-Ks-K- 
 
 wSH'-B-Wa'ter-dog, Wtr:Di-G Nd-L 
 
 Wash'-board, 
 
 Rd 
 
 Wash'-bowl, wSH^B-L IWa'terer, WtV-R 
 Wash'er, W'-SHr i Wa'ter-fall, Wtr>-Fl 
 
 Wash'er-man, W^SHr- Wa'ter-fowl, Wtri-F-L 
 
 Mn 
 
 tVash'er-womau, 
 SHr-W-Mn 
 
 Wa'ter-drop, Wt^-Dr-P Waxed'-end, W^Kst 
 
 !Nd 2 orW'-Ks-Tnd 
 Wax'en, W'-Ks-N 
 Wax'iness, W'-Ks-Ns 
 
 ^v7a'ter-gauge, Wtri-G-J Wax'-light 
 
 W- Wa'ter-gil 
 I Gld-NG 
 
 ug 
 dl 
 
 ng, Wtr' - Wax'-myrtle, 
 
WAX 
 
 Wax'-palm, Wi-Ks-P-M 
 Wax'-wing, Wi-K-s\t 
 
 NG 
 Wax'-work, WJ-E 
 
 sWrK 
 
 Wax'y, W!-K-S 
 Way, W 2 
 
 Way-bill, W-B-L (-B1) 
 Wayfarer, W 3 -Fr-R 
 Wayfaring, W 3 -Fr-NG 
 Waylay, Vf*-L, W-id 
 
 292 
 
 WEL 
 
 Waylayer, 
 Wayless, W*-/,s 
 Way-mark, W 3 M-fi-K 
 Way-side, Ws D 
 Way'-station, Ws 3 -Tshn 
 Wayward, W*-Wrd 
 Way'wardly, W*-Wrd-Z, 
 Waywardness, W* 
 
 Wrd-Ns 
 
 Way'wode, W=-Wd 
 Wayworn, W Wrn 
 We, W3, aud by the w 
 hook on the precedini 
 stem; thus. 
 
 But we, Bw* 
 
 Ought we. Tw 1 
 
 What we, Tw* 
 
 Had we. Dw 1 
 
 Do we, Dw 3 
 
 Did we, Dw' 
 
 Which we, CHw* 
 
 Can we, Kw 1 
 
 Could we, Kw' 
 
 Are we. Rvr 1 
 
 Were we, R'v- 
 
 Where we, .Rw 1 
 Weak, W*-K, W'-Kr, 
 
 Weak'en, W'-Kn, W 
 
 Knd. W3-Kn-N"G 
 Weak'ener, W3-K-Nr 
 W^eak'-eyed, W'-K-i-D 
 Weak'-fish, W3-K-F-<S'fl' 
 Weak'-handed, W 3 - K 
 
 Hn-Dd 
 Weak'-headed, W'-K-H 
 
 Weak'-hearted, W3-K 
 
 Hr Td 
 
 Weakling, W3-K1-NG 
 Weakly, W-K1, W'-Kl 
 
 R, W3-Klst 
 
 Weak'ness, W-K-Ns 
 Weak'-side, W3-Ks-D 
 Weak'-sighted, W'-Ks 
 
 Td 
 Weak'-spirited, W'-K 
 
 sPr-Td 
 Weal, W13 
 Weald'en,Wld'-N 
 Wealth, W1 3 -TH [Wl] 
 Wealth'ily, W1 3 -TH1 
 Wealth'iness, W1*-TH- 
 
 ^ 
 
 Wealth'y, W12-TH 
 
 Wean, Vfu 3 , Wnd, Wn=>- 
 
 NG 
 Wean'ling, W'-Nl-NG 
 
 Wea'pon, W*-Pn 
 - Wea'poned, W*-Pnd 
 
 Wedge'wood-ware, 
 wJ*-Wd-Wr 
 
 Wea'ponless, W*-P-Nls 
 
 Wed'lock, wD'-i-K 
 
 - Wear, Wr. Wr'-NG 
 
 Wednes'day, W-Nz-D 
 
 Wear (wer), Wr 5 
 
 Wee, WJ 
 
 Wear'able, Wri-Bl 
 
 Weed, wD', wDd, wD- 
 
 Wear'er, Wr^-R 
 
 NG 
 
 Wea'riless, Vf*-R-LB 
 
 Weed'er, W^-Dr 
 
 Wea'rily, W-R-L 
 
 Weed'y, wDs, wD-E, 
 
 Wea'riness, W 3 -/Z-Ns 
 
 wDstJ 
 
 . Wea'risome, Ws-JZ-sM 
 
 Week, W3-K 
 
 Wea'risomely, W 3 -fl-sM- 
 
 W^eek'-day, W3-K-D 
 
 L 
 
 Weekly. W 3 -K1 
 
 Wea'risomeness, W3-- 
 
 Weel, W13 
 
 sM-Ns 
 
 Ween, Wn 3 
 
 Wea'ry, (a.) W-, W'-fi- 
 
 Weep, WS-P. WS-p-NG 
 
 R, Vf*-Rst 
 
 Weep'er, W3-Pr 
 
 Wea'ry, (r.) W^-^, W'-fi- 
 
 Weep'ing-willow, W- 
 
 D, Wa.fi NG 
 
 P NG-W-L 
 
 - Wea'sand, Wz'-Nd 
 
 Wee'vil, W3-V1 
 
 Wea'sel, Vfz 3 -L 
 
 Weft, wFt= 
 
 Weath'er, Wdhr*, W- 
 
 Weigh, W, wD 2 . Ws-NG 
 
 DHrd. Wdhr^-NG 
 
 Weigh'able, W-B1 
 
 Weath'er-beaten, Wdhr 2 
 ; B-Tn 
 Weath'er-board, Wdhr z - 
 
 Weigh'er, W 3 -R 
 Weigh'ing-machlne, 
 W2-NG-M-SHn 
 
 Brd 
 
 Weight, Wt 3 W-Td, 
 
 Weath'er-bound, Wdhrs 
 
 Wt--NG 
 
 -End 
 
 Weight'ily, wT>-L 
 
 Weath'er-cock, Wdhr*- 
 
 Weight'iness, wT 3 -Ns 
 
 K-K 
 
 Weightless, Wt2-Ls 
 
 Weath'erd, W*-DHrd 
 
 Weight'y, wT s , wT*-E, 
 
 Weath'er-gage, Wdhr 2 - 
 
 wTst 2 
 
 G-J "Weir, Wr^ 
 
 Weath'er-glass, Wdhr a - 
 
 Weird, Wrds 
 
 Gls 
 
 Wel'come, W1 3 -K(-M), 
 
 Weath'er-molding, 
 
 W]2-K-Md, W1 3 -K(-) 
 
 Wdhr2-M-id-XG 
 
 Wel'comely, W1-K-M1 
 
 Weath'ermost, Wdhr 8 
 
 Wel'comeness, W1-K- 
 
 Mst 
 
 M-Ns 
 
 Weath'er-proof, Wdhr" 
 
 Wel'comer, W! 3 -K-Mr 
 
 Prf 
 
 Weld, Wld, Wl-Dd, 
 
 Weath'er-wise, Wdhrs- 
 
 Wld(-)* 
 
 Wz 
 
 Weld'er, Wldr 
 
 Weave, wV, wV-NG 
 
 Wel'fare, Wl Fr 
 
 Weaver, W-Vr 
 
 Wel'kin, Wl^-Kn 
 
 Wea'zen, Wz'-N 
 
 Well, (r.) Wl 3 , Wld 3 , Wl*. 
 
 Web, W2 B, W-Bd, W 
 
 NG 
 
 B NG 
 
 Well, Wl IL*-1 
 
 Webbed, W-Bd 
 
 Well'aday, W-i-D 
 
 Web'bing, W2-B-NG 
 
 Well'-adjusted, i*-J- 
 
 Web'by, W-B 
 
 sTd 
 
 Web'-foot, W*-B-Ft 
 
 Well'-being, i-B-NG 
 
 Web'-footed, W^-B-F- 
 
 Well'-beloved, L-Blvd 
 
 Td 
 
 Weir-born, L--B-Rn 
 
 Wed, wD, wDd 2 , wD*-XG 
 
 Well'-bred, L^.Brd 
 
 Wed'ded, wDd 
 
 Well'-deflned, L*-Vf Nd 
 
 Wed'ding, wD NG . 
 
 Well'-doing, i 3 -D-NG 
 
 Wed'ding-clothes, wD' Well'-dressed, L?-T>rst 
 
 -NG-Kl-DHz 
 
 Well'-educated, L*-V-K- 
 
 Wed'ding-day, wD- 
 NG-D 
 
 Td 
 Well'-favored, i*-F-Vr<J 
 
 Wed'ding-feast, wD z 
 
 Well'-hole, i 3 -Hl 
 
 NG-Fst 
 
 Well'-informed, 3 -N- 
 
 Wedge, wJ 3 , wJd*, wJ s - 
 
 Fd 
 
 NG 
 
 Well'-known, i=-Nn 
 
 Wedg'er, W-Jr 
 
 Well'-mannered, Z*-M- 
 
 Wedge'-shaped, wJ- 
 SH Pt 
 
 Nrd 
 Well'-meaning, . 8 -Mn- 
 
 Wedge'wood, wJ s -Wd 
 
 NG 
 
WEL 
 
 293 
 
 Well'-meant, L*-Mnt 
 
 stem or by writing a dot 
 
 Well'-nigh, i*-N 
 
 between the W and the 
 
 Well'-read, L*-R-T> 
 
 following vowel. 
 
 Well'-regulated, L*-R- 
 
 Whack, W-K, W-Kt, W- 
 
 Gl-Td 
 
 K-NG 
 
 Well'-spoken, Z,s 2 -P-Kn 
 
 Whale, \V-i 
 
 Well'-spring, Ls* Pr-NG 
 
 Wale'bone, \V-Z-Bn 
 
 Well'-sweep, s 2 -W-P 
 
 Whale'-flshery, W*-- 
 
 "Well'-wisher, /,2-W-SHr 
 
 F-SHr 
 
 Welsh, W2-L-8H 
 
 Whale'man, W-Zr-Mn 
 
 Welsh'man, W^-i-SH- 
 
 Whal'er, W-i-L-B 
 
 Mn 
 
 Whal'ins. Wa-i-NG 
 
 Welsh'-rabbit, W 2 -i-SH- Whap, W> P 
 
 B-Bt j Whap'per, W'-Pr 
 Welt, W2-it, W 2 -L-Td, 'Wharf, W'-#f 
 
 W 2 -Z,t-NG 
 
 Wharfage, Wi-R-F- J 
 
 Wel'ter, w-Ltr, W 2 -/,- 
 
 Wharfinger, Wi--F-N- 
 
 Trd, W-tr-NG 
 
 Jr 
 
 Wen, Wn 2 
 
 Wharves, W-Rvz 
 
 Wench, Wn 2 -CH, Wn- 
 
 What, hWti [T*] 
 
 CHt, Wn 2 -CH-NG 
 
 Whatever, hWt 2 -Vr [T- 
 
 Wench'er, W-N-CHr 
 
 Vr] 
 
 Wend, Wnds, Wn z -Dd, 
 
 What'-not, hWti-Nt 
 
 Wnd 2 -NG 
 
 Whatsoever, hWts 2 -V 
 
 Wen'nish, Wn*-SH 
 
 [Ts^-V] 
 
 Wen'ny, W'-N 
 
 Wheal, W 3 -L 
 
 Went, Wnt 2 
 
 Wheat, Wt 
 
 Wept, W*-Pt 
 
 Wheat'-ear, Wt 3 -K 
 
 Were, Wr 2 [tf 2 ]. The 
 
 Wheat'en, Wt'-N 
 
 abbreviation for Were 
 
 Wheat'-fly, Wt* Fl 
 
 may be written in any 
 
 Whee'dle, W 3 -D1, W 3 - 
 
 part of a phrase, while 
 
 Dld, W3-D1-NG 
 
 R for Are is only used 
 
 Wheel, W 3 -L, W 3 -id, 
 
 when standing alone or 
 
 W3-L-NG (Wl 3 , Wld 3 , 
 
 commencing a phrase. 
 
 W13-NG) 
 
 Worst, Wrst 2 
 
 Wheel'barrow, W*-^- 
 
 Wert, Wrt* 
 
 B K 
 
 We'sand,Wz 3 -Nd 
 
 Wheel'-carriage, Vf*-L- 
 
 Wes'leyan, Ws-in 
 
 Kr-J 
 
 Wes'leyanism, Ws*-n- 
 
 Wheel'er, w^-L-n 
 
 Z-M( Z,nz-M) 
 
 Wheel'-house, Wl 3 -Hs 
 
 West, Wst 2 
 
 Wheel'ing, W^-i-NG 
 
 West'ering, Ws 2 -Tr-NG 
 
 (W1 3 -NG) 
 
 West'erly, Ws 2 -Tr-Z, 
 
 Wheel'-work, Wl s -Wr-K 
 
 West'ern, Ws 2 -Trn 
 
 Wheel'wright, Wis-^t 
 
 West'ing, Ws 2 -T-NG 
 
 Wheel'y, Vf*-L 
 
 West'ward, Ws*-Wrd 
 West'wardly, WsMVrd- 
 
 WTieeze, Wz^, Wzd 3 , Wz'- 
 
 NG 
 
 L 
 
 Whelk, W1S-K 
 
 Wet, (a.) \Vt2, Wtr 2 , Wtst 2 
 
 Whelm, W1 2 -M, Wl-Md, 
 
 or wTst 
 
 Wl^-M-NG 
 
 Wet, (i>.) Wt 2 , "W 2 -Td, Wt- 
 
 Whelp, W12-P, Wl-Pt, 
 
 NG 
 
 W12-P-NG 
 
 Weth'er, Wdhr* 
 
 When, Wn [W] 
 
 Wet'ness, Wt 2 -Ns 
 
 Whence, Wns 8 
 
 Wet'-nurse, Wt 2 -Nrs 
 
 Whenceever, Wns 2 -V 
 
 Wet'tish, vfV-SH 
 
 Whencesoev'er, Wns"- 
 
 We'zand, Wz-Nd 
 
 8v 
 
 Wh-. The h in this corn- 
 
 Whenever, [Wv^] 
 
 bination, as a general' Whensoever, [Ws*-V] 
 rule, need not be indicat- i Where, Wr 1 [fli] 
 ed. When, however, the h Whereabout', fii-Bt 
 must be written in order ! Whereabouts', i-Bts 
 to distinguish the wordj Whereas', Rz l 
 from one in which there Whereat', fi'-T 
 is no h, (as is the case with Whereby', R'-B 
 the names White and Where'fore, R'-F(-K) 
 Wight), it may be done Wherein', J2--N 
 either by prefixing a per- Whereinto', R 3 -N-T 
 pendicular tick to the W Whereof, fl'-V 
 
 WHI 
 
 Whereon', R'-N 
 Where'so, R l -S 
 Wheresoever, Ra--V 
 Where'through, WrL 
 
 THr 
 
 Whereto', R3-T 
 Whereunto', /e 2 -N-T 
 Whereupon', R'-Pu 
 Wherever, Ji 2 -v 
 Wherewith', #>-DH 
 Wherewithal', Ri-DH-L 
 Wher'ry, W-K 
 Whet, Wtz, W 2 -TJ, \vt- 
 
 NG 
 
 Wheth'er, Wdhr 2 
 Whet'stone, Wts-Tn 
 Whet'ter, Wtr 2 
 Whew, W 3 
 Whey, W 2 
 Whey'ey, Wai 2 
 Whey'ish, W*-SH 
 Which, wCH^ [CH 
 
 Written in the second 
 
 position to distinguish it 
 
 fromCH 3 , Each.} 
 Whichever, CHv 2 
 Whichsoever, CHs*-V 
 Whiff, wF3, wFt, wF 3 -XG 
 Whiffle, W 3 -F1 
 Whiffler, w^-Fl-R 
 Whiffletree, w 3 -Fl-Tr 
 Whig, W3-G 
 Whig'gery, W^-Gr 
 Whig'gish, W 3 -G-SH 
 Whig'gism, W 3 -G-zM 
 While, Wli, Wld', WH- 
 
 NG 
 
 Whiles, Wlzi 
 Whi'lom, WI'-M 
 Whilst, Wlsti 
 Whim, W3-M 
 Whim'per, W 3 -M-Pr, 
 
 W 3 -M-Prd. W 3 -M-Pr-NG 
 Whim'perer, W*-M- 
 
 Pr-E 
 
 Whim'sey, W 3 -M-Z 
 Whim'sical-ly, W 3 -M- 
 
 zKl 
 Whimsical'ity, W'-M- 
 
 zKl-T 
 Whim'sicalness, ws-M- 
 
 zKl-Ns 
 Whim'whain, W^-M- 
 
 W-M 
 
 Whin, hWn 3 
 Whin'chat, hWn3-CHt 
 Whine, Wu>, Wnd 1 , 
 
 Wn>-NG 
 
 Whin'er, W>-Nr 
 Whin'ny, W 3 -N, W-N-D, 
 
 W 3 -N-NG 
 
 Whin'ock, WS-N-K 
 Whin'-stone, Wns s Tn 
 Whip, WS-P, W a -Pt. W 3 - 
 
 P-NG 
 
 Whip'-cord, W 3 -P-Krd 
 Whip'-graft, W 3 -P Grft, 
 
 W-P-Gr-F-Td, W-P- 
 
 Grtt-NG 
 Whip'-hand, W'-P-Hnd 
 
WHI 
 
 Whip'-lash, W 3 -P-i-SH 
 Whip'-maker, W 3 -P-M- 
 
 Kr 
 
 Whip'per, W-Pr 
 Whip'per-in, W-Pr-N 
 Whip'per-snapper, W- 
 
 Prs-N-Pr 
 Whip'ping-post, W-P- 
 
 NG-Pst 
 
 Whip'pletree, WS-Pl-Tr 
 Whip'-poor-will, W s - 
 
 Pr-Wl 
 
 "Whip'saw, W3-P-S 
 Whip'-snake, W^-Ps-N-K 
 Whip'-staff, W3-Ps-Tf 
 Whip'ster, wa-Pstr 
 Whip'-stick, W3-Ps-T-K 
 Whip'-stitch, W 3 -Ps-T- 
 
 CH 
 
 "Whip'-stock, W 3 -Ps-T-K 
 Whipt, W 3 -Pt 
 Whir, hW-R, hW*-Rd, 
 
 hW 2 R-X& 
 "Whirl, W2-S1, ws-fild, 
 
 W-fll-NG 
 
 Whirl'-bat, W-fll-Bt 
 Whirl'-bone, W2-.Rl-Bn 
 Whirl'er, Vf*-Rl-R 
 Whirl'igig, W^-Rl-G-G 
 Whirl'ing-table, W-.R1- 
 
 NG-T-B1 
 
 Whirl'pool, WS-Bl-P-L 
 Whirl'wind, W - fil - 
 
 Wnd 
 "Whisk, Ws s -K, Ws-Kt, 
 
 Ws3-K-NG 
 
 Whisk'er, Ws 3 -K-R 
 Whisk'ered, Ws3.K-.Rd 
 "Whisk'ey, Ws 3 -K 
 Whis'per, Ws 3 -Pr, Ws 3 - 
 
 Prd. Ws 3 -Pr-NG 
 'Whis'perer, Ws 3 -Pr-R 
 Whis'peringly, Ws 3 -Pr- 
 
 NG1 
 
 "Whist, Wst 3 
 Whis'tle, Ws 3 -^, Ws-id, 
 
 \Vs 3 -Z NG 
 
 "Whis'tler, Wsa-L-R 
 "Whit, Wt 3 
 White, (a.) Wti, Wtri, 
 
 Wtst 1 or wTsti. See 
 
 Wide, etc. 
 White, (D.) Wti, Wi-Td, 
 
 Wti-NG 
 
 White'-bait, Wt-Bt 
 White'-bear, Wt>-B-R 
 "White'-cap, Wt'-K-P 
 White'-flsh, VfV-F-SH 
 White'-lead, Wti-i-D 
 White'-limed, 
 
 Md 
 
 White'-lined, 
 White'-livered, Wti-L- 
 
 Vrd 
 
 White'-meat, Wt-Mt 
 Whit'en, Wti-N, Wti-Nd, 
 
 Wti-N-NG 
 
 Whit'ener, Wt'-Nr 
 White'ness, "VW-Ns 
 ' Whites, Wtsi 
 
 294 
 
 WIL 
 
 White'-smith, Wts'-M- 
 
 "Whosesoever, Hz-Sv^ 
 
 TH 
 
 Who'so, H-S 3 
 
 White'-swelling, Wts 1 - 
 
 Whosoev'er, Hs-V 2 
 
 W-//-NG 
 
 Whur, W* R 
 
 White'wash, Wti-wSH, 
 
 Whurt, W2-Rt 
 
 WtLwSHt, Wtl-wSH-NG 
 
 "Why, w 
 
 White'washer, Wt-W- 
 
 Wick, W 3 -K 
 
 SHr 
 
 Wick'ed, W 3 -Kd 
 
 White'-weed, Wt-wD 
 White'-wine, Wt-Wn 
 
 Wick'edly, W*-Kd-Z, 
 Wick'edness, W 3 -Kd-Ns 
 
 White'wood, Wti-Wd 
 
 Wick'er, W*-Kr 
 
 Whith'er, Wdhr 3 
 
 Wick'er-work, W 3 -Kr- 
 
 Whithersoever, 
 
 Wr K 
 
 Wdhrs-V 
 
 Wick'et, W3-Kt 
 
 Whith'erward, Wdhr 3 - 
 
 Wick'ing, W^-K-NG 
 
 Wrd 
 
 Wide, wD 1 , W'-Dr, wDet 1 . 
 
 Whit'ing, Wt'-NG 
 
 See White, etc. 
 
 Whit'ish, VfV-SH 
 
 Wide-awake, wD'-W-K 
 
 Whit'ishness, VTV-SB- 
 
 Wide'ly, \v-Di-Z, 
 
 Ns 
 
 Wide'-mouthed, wD 1 - 
 
 Whit'leather, Wt 3 -idhr 
 
 M-DHd 
 
 Whit'low, Wt 3 -Z 
 
 Wid'en, wDn 1 wDnd 1 , 
 
 Whit'sun, Wts 3 -N 
 
 wDn'-NG 
 
 Whit'sunday, Wtsa-N-D 
 
 Wide'ness, wD'-Ns 
 
 Whifsuntide, Wte 3 -N- 
 
 Wide'-spread, wD'-ePrd 
 
 Td 
 
 Wide'-spreading, wD'- 
 
 Whit'tle, Wt 3 -, Wts-id, 
 
 8Prd(-) 
 
 Wt 3 -Z,-NG 
 
 Wid'geon, wJn s 
 
 Whit'y-brown, wTJ-Brn 
 
 Wid'ow, wD 3 , wDd 3 , wD 3 - 
 
 Whiz, Wz3, Wzd 3 , Wz 3 - 
 
 KG 
 
 NG 
 
 Wid'ower, wD 3 -R 
 
 Who, H3 
 
 Wid'o^wrhood, wD 3 -Hd 
 
 Whoa, W 
 
 Wid'owly, wD 3 -L 
 
 Whoever, Hv* 
 
 Width, wD 3 -TH 
 
 "Whole, Hl 
 
 Wield, Wld 3 , W 3 -Z-Dd, 
 
 Whole'ness, Hl a -Ns 
 
 Wld 8 -NG 
 
 Wholesale, Hls-i 
 
 Wield'er, Wldr 3 
 
 Whole'some, Hls-M, 
 
 Wield'less, \Vld 3 -Zs 
 
 Hls 2 -M-R. Hls^-Mst 
 
 Wield'y, W 3 /.-D 
 
 Whole'somely, Hls-M- 
 
 Wier'y, Vfi-R 
 
 * 
 
 Wife, \vFi 
 
 Whole'someness, Hls 2 - 
 
 \Vife'hood, wFi-Hd 
 
 M-Ns 
 
 Wife'less, wF'-is 
 
 Whol'ly, H2-i 
 
 Wife'ly, wFi-i 
 
 Whom, H 3 -M [H 3 ] 
 
 Wig, W-G 
 
 Whomsoever, Hs-V 2 
 
 Wig'gle, W3-G1, W 3 -Gld, 
 
 Whoop, hoP 3 , hoPt 3 , 
 
 W 3 -Gl-IsG 
 
 hoPS-NG 
 
 Wight, Wt 1 
 
 Whoop'ing-cough, P 3 - 
 
 "Wig' -maker, W 3 -G-M -Kr 
 
 NG-Kf 
 
 Wig'wam, WS-Gw-M 
 
 Whop, W>-P, W-Pt, W 1 - 
 
 Wild, Wld', Wldr>, W>- 
 
 P-NG 
 
 Z-Dst 
 
 Whop'per, W-Pr 
 
 Wild'-boar, Wldi-B-R 
 
 "Whore, Hr 
 
 Wild'-cat, Wldi-Kt 
 
 Whore'dom, Hr-D 2 -M 
 
 Wil'der, Wldr 3 , Wl 3 -Crd, 
 
 (Hrd2-M) 
 
 Wldr 3 -XG 
 
 Whore'master, Hr^-Mstr 
 
 Wil'derness, "Wldr s -Ns 
 
 Whore'monger, Hr*-M- 
 
 Wild'-flre, Wldi-F-R 
 
 NGr 
 
 Wild'fowl, \Vld-F-L 
 
 Whore'son, Hrs-N 
 
 Wild'-goose, Wld'-Gs 
 
 Whor'ish, Hr-SH* 
 Whor'ishly, Hr-SHl 3 
 
 Wild'-goose chase, 
 Wld 1 Gs-CHs 
 
 Whor'ishness, Hr-SH 2 - 
 
 Ns 
 
 Wild'grave. Wld'-Grv 
 Wild'ing, Wldi-NG 
 
 Whorl, ws-fil 
 
 Wild'ly, Wldi-/, 
 
 Whorled', W2-.Rld 
 
 Wild'ness, Wld!-Ns 
 
 Whort, W [ -Rt 
 
 Wile, Wli 
 
 Whort'le-berry, Vfrtf-L- 
 B R 
 
 Wil'ful-ly, Wl'-Fl 
 Wil'fulness, W1'-F1-N 
 
 Whose, Hz* 
 
 [SFs] 
 
WIL 
 
 Wiliness, Wi-Z,-Ns 
 Wilk, W1-K 
 Will, W13 Wld 3 , W13-NG 
 [A 3 , Ld 3 , 3-NG.] Wil 
 in also written by the 
 2-hook; thus, 
 
 What will. Tl 
 
 It will, Tl" 
 
 Which will, CHI* 
 
 Where will, fill 
 
 They will. DH1 
 
 These will, Zl* 
 
 All will, /,! 
 
 When will, Wl* 
 
 We will. Wl 3 
 
 You will, Yl 3 
 
 How will. HI 1 
 
 He will, HI* 
 
 Who will. HI* 
 Will'ful-ly, W1 3 -F1 [Z- 
 
 Fl] 
 Will'fulness, W1 3 -F1- 
 
 Will'ingj W1 3 -NG IL- 
 
 NG] 
 Willing-hearted, [ 3 - 
 
 NG-Hr-Td] 
 Willingly, W1*-NG1 [L 3 - 
 
 NG1] 
 Willingness, W1 3 -NG- 
 
 Ns [t'-NG-Ns] 
 Will'-o'-the-wisp, W 3 - 
 
 L-DH-Ws-P 
 Willow, WS-L 
 Willowing, W 3 i-NG 
 Willowish, W 3 -i-SH 
 Willow- wort, W 3 -L- 
 
 Wrt 
 
 Wil'lowy, W 3 - 
 Willy, Vi*-L 
 Wilt, Wa-it, WS-i-Td, 
 
 Wil'y, Wi-i, W'--J&-fi, W 1 - 
 
 Zst 
 Wim'ble, W 3 -M-B1, w 3 - 
 
 M-Bld, W 3 -M-B1-NG 
 Wim'ple, W'-M-Pl, W 3 - 
 
 M-Pld. WS-M-Pl-NG 
 Win, Wn 3 . Wn 3 -NG 
 Wince, WHS', W 3 -Nst, 
 
 WS-Ns-NG 
 Win'cer, W 3 -Ns-R 
 Winch, Wn 3 -CH 
 Wind (wind), Wnd 3 , Wn 3 - 
 
 Dd, Wnd 3 -NG 
 Wind (wind), Wnd 1 , 
 
 Wnd'-NG 
 
 Wind'age, Wnd 3 - J 
 Wind'bore, Wnd 3 -B-R 
 Wind'-bound, Wnd 3 - 
 
 Bnd 
 Wind'-broken, Wnd 
 
 !Br*-Kn 
 
 Wind'-chest, Wnd 3 -CHst 
 Wind'-egg, Wnd 3 -G 
 Wind'er, Wndri 
 Wind'fall, Wnd*-F-L 
 Wind'-flower, Wnd 8 
 
 295 
 
 Wind'-gage, Wnd-G-J 
 Wind'-gall, Wnd 3 -G-I. 
 W r ind'-gun, Wud :i -Gn 
 Wind'-hover, Wnd-H 
 
 Vr 
 
 Wind'iness, Wn 3 -D-Ns 
 Winding, Wnd J -HG 
 Winding-sheet, Wnd' 
 
 NG-SHt 
 
 Windlass, Wnd s -Ls 
 Windless, Wnd-Ls 
 Wind'mill, Wud 3 :M-Z, 
 Win'dow, Wn 3 -D 
 Win'dow-blind, Wn 3 - 
 
 D-Blnd 
 Win'dow-curtain, Wn 3 - 
 
 D-Kr-Tn 
 Win'dow-frame, Wn 3 - 
 
 D-Fr-M 
 Win'dow-glass, Wn 3 -D- 
 
 Gls 
 Win'dow-sash, Wn-D- 
 
 sSH 
 Win'dow-seat, Wn 3 -D- 
 
 sT 
 Win'dow-shutter, Wn 3 - 
 
 V-SHtr 
 
 Win'dow-sill, Wn3.i) S .I, 
 Wind'pipe, Wnd 3 -P-P 
 Wind'row (wlu'ro), W 3 - 
 
 Nr 
 Wind'sor-soap, W 3 -Ndz- 
 
 fis-P 
 
 Wind'ward, Wnd s -Wd 
 Wind'y, Wn 3 -D, Wn 3 -D- 
 
 R. Wn^ Dst 
 Wine, Wni 
 Wine'-bibber, Wn'-B- 
 
 Br 
 Wine'-cellar, WniisL*- 
 
 R 
 
 Wine'-cooler, Wn 1 K-Lr 
 iVine'-glass, WnMGls 1 
 Wine'-measure, Wn'iM- 
 
 Wine'-merchant, Wn 1 
 
 !Mr-CHut* 
 
 Wine'-press, Wn' iPrsS 
 Wine'-room, WnJ-R-M 
 Wing, W 3 -NG, W 3 -NGd, 
 
 W 3 -NG-NG 
 Wing'-and-wing, W 3 - 
 
 NGn-W-NG 
 Winged, W^-NGd 
 Wingless, W-NGls 
 Winglet, W 3 -NG1-T 
 Wing'-shell, W-NG-SHl 
 Wing'y. W 3 -NG 
 Wink, W 3 -NG-K, W-NGt, 
 
 W3-NG-K-NG 
 Wink'er, W 3 -NG-Kr 
 Win'ner, W 3 -Nr 
 Win'ning, Wn 3 -NG 
 Win'ningly, Wn 3 -NG-L 
 Win'now, W 3 -N, W 3 -N-D, 
 
 W'-N-NG 
 
 Win'nower, W 3 -N-R 
 Win'some, W 3 -Ns-M, W 3 - 
 
 Ns-M-R, W-Ns-Mst [Ws 3 - 
 
 M, etc.] 
 
 WIT 
 
 Win'ter, Wntr 3 , Wnt'-Rd, 
 
 Wntr*-NG 
 Win'ter-apple, Wntr 3 -P- 
 
 L 
 Win'ter-fallow, WntrS- 
 
 F-L 
 "Win'ter-green, Wntr* 
 
 : Grn 3 
 
 Win'tering, WntrS-NG 
 Win'ter-kill, Wutr*-K-L 
 
 Wutr3-K-Ld, Wutr^-K-L- 
 
 NG 
 Win'ter-quarters, WntrS 
 
 ! Kwtrs 1 
 Win'ter-wheat, Wntr 3 - 
 
 Wt 
 
 "Win-tery, W3-N-Tr 
 Win'y. w l -N 
 Wipe, W'-P, W-Pt, w. 
 
 P-NG 
 
 Wip'er, Wi-Pr 
 Wire, Wr 1 , Wrd', Wr>- 
 
 NG 
 
 Wire'-bridge, Wi-i-Br-J 
 Wire'-draw, Wi-i-Dr 
 
 w r i.Di-NG 
 
 Wire'-drawer, Wri-Dr-R 
 Wire'-drawn, Wr"-Dru 
 Wire'-drew, Wr'-Dr 
 Wire'-edge, Wr'-J 
 Wire'-gauze, Wr'-Gz 
 Wire'-pu2ier, Wri-P-Z,- 
 
 K 
 
 Wire'-worm, Wr'-Wr-M 
 Wir'iness, W'-B-Ns 
 Wir'y, V/t-s 
 Wis, Wss 
 
 Wis'dom, Wz-S-D-H 
 Wis'dora-tooth, Wz-D- 
 
 M-T-TH 
 Wise, Wz>, Wzi-R. Wz>- 
 
 St 
 
 Wise'acre, Wzi-E-R 
 Wise'ling, Wzi-/,-K& 
 Wisely, Wz>-L 
 Wish, wSH3, wSHts, 
 
 wSH g -NG 
 
 Wish'-bone, wSH 3 -Bn 
 Wish'er, W^-SHr 
 Wish'es, wSHz3 
 Wish'ful-ly, wSH3-Fl 
 Wish'fulness, wSH*-Fl- 
 
 Ns t!Fs] 
 Wish'y-washy, W-SH- 
 
 Vf-SH 
 
 Wisp, Ws'-P 
 Wist, Wsta 
 Wist'ful, Ws 3 -F-L 
 Wist'fully, Ws 3 -F- 
 Wit, Wts 
 Witch, wCHS, wCHt 
 
 wCH s -NG 
 
 Witch'craft, wCH-Krft 
 Witch'-elm, wCH^-L-H 
 Witch'ery, W 3 -CHr 
 Witch'-hazel, wCH& 
 
 Hz-L 
 
 Witch'ing, wCHS-NO 
 With, wDHS [DH] 
 Withal', DH^L 
 
WIT 296 
 
 Withdraw, DH-Dr, 
 
 WolTs'-bane, Vf*-L-Y* 
 
 DH'-Dr-NG 
 
 Bn 
 
 Withdrawal, DHi-Dr-L 
 
 Wolverine', Wl*-Vrn 
 
 Withdraw'er, DH>-Dr-B 
 
 Wom'an, W-Mn. In 
 
 Withdraw'ing-room, 
 
 un vocalized Phonogra- 
 
 DH'-Dr-NG-R-M 
 
 piiy Woman may be writ- 
 
 Withdraw'ment, DH 1 - 
 
 ten in the first position 
 
 Dr-Mnt 
 
 to distinguish it from the 
 
 "Withdrawn', DBH-Drn 
 
 plural, Women. 
 
 "Withdrew, DH 3 -Dr 
 
 Wom'an-hater, W 3 -Mn- 
 
 Withe, wTH, wTHta, 
 
 Htr 
 
 wTHS-NG 
 
 Wom'anhood, W s -Mn- 
 
 With'er, Wdhr 3 , W- 
 
 Ed 
 
 DHrd, YfdhrS-NG 
 
 Wom'anish, W 3 -Mn-SH 
 
 With'erdness, W 3 -Drd- 
 
 Wom'anishness, W 3 - 
 
 Ns 
 
 Mn-SH-Ns 
 
 "With'ers, Wdhrz 3 
 
 Wom'ankind, W-3In- 
 
 "With'er-strap, Wdhrs 3 - 
 
 Knd 
 
 Tr-P 
 
 Wom'anlike, W 3 -Mn--K 
 
 With'er-wrung, Wdhr- 
 
 Wom'anliness, W 3 - M - 
 
 R NG 
 
 Nl-Ns 
 
 "Withheld', DH 2 -Hld 
 
 "Wom'anly, W 3 -M-N1 
 
 Withhold', DHs-Hld, 
 
 Wom'an's-rights, W- 
 
 DHHldC) 
 
 Mz-tfts 
 
 Withhold'en, DH*-H1- 
 
 "Womb, W-M 
 
 Dn 
 
 Wom'bat, W>-M-Bt 
 
 Withhold'er, DH-Hldr 
 
 Wom'en, W 3 -Mn. See 
 
 "Within', DHn* J Woman.' 
 
 Without', wDHU [wDH] 
 
 Won, Wn 
 
 Withstand', DHsi-Tnd, 
 
 Won'der, Wndr*, Wnd- 
 
 DHs^Tnd-NG 
 
 Rd, Wndr-NG 
 
 Withstand'er, DHs 1 - 
 Tndr 
 With'y, wTH 3 
 
 Won'derer, Wndr^-R 
 Won'derful, Wndr-F-L 
 Won'derfully, Wndr-F- 
 
 Withstood', DHs 3 -Td 
 
 L 
 
 Wit'less, Wts-is 
 
 Won'derfulness, Wndr a - 
 
 Wit'lessly, \Vt*-Ls-L 
 
 F-L-Ns [iFs] 
 
 Wit'lessness, Wt 3 -s-Ns 
 
 Won'derment, Wndr* 
 
 Wit'ling, Wt 3 --NG 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Wit'ness, Wt 3 -Ns, Wt 3 - Won'der-working, 
 
 Nst. Wf-Ns-NG 
 
 Wudr2iWr-K-NG 
 
 Wit'nesser, Wt'-Ns-E 
 
 Won'drous, Wndr^-S 
 
 Wit'ted, wTd 3 
 
 Won'drously, Wndr 2 -S- 
 
 Wit'ticism, wT'-szM 
 
 L 
 
 Wit'tily, wT*-Z, 
 
 Won'drousness, Wndr*- 
 
 Wit'tiness, wT 3 -^ 
 
 SNs 
 
 Wit'tingly, Wt 3 -NGl 
 
 Won't, Wnt 
 
 Wit'tol, Vitf-L 
 
 Wont, Wnts, Wn^-Td, 
 
 Wit'ty, wT 3 , wT3-R, 
 
 Wnt*-NG 
 
 wTst 3 
 
 Wont'ed, Wn*-Td 
 
 Wive, wV 1 , wVd>, wV- 
 
 Wont'edness, Wn-Td- 
 
 NG 
 
 Ns 
 
 Wi'ver, W-Vr 
 
 Woo, W 3 , wDS, W 3 -NG 
 
 Wi'vern, Wi-Vrn 
 
 Wood, wD 3 , wDd 3 , wD 3 - 
 
 Wives, wVzi 
 
 NG. In compounds 
 
 Wiz'ard, Wz 3 -Rd 
 
 Wood is sometimes writ- 
 
 Wiz'ardry, Wz-Rd-fl 
 
 ten Wd. 
 
 Wiz'en, Wz-N 
 
 Wood'-ant, Wd'-Nt 
 
 Woad, wDs 
 
 Wood'-ashes, wD 3 -5flz 
 
 Woe, W 
 
 Wood'bind, wD3-Bnd ' 
 
 Woe'-begone, W2 B-Gn 
 
 "Wood'bine, wD s -Bn 
 
 Woe'ful-ly, W*-F1 
 
 Wood'chuck, wD^-CH K 
 
 "Woe'fulness, W=-FI-Ns 
 
 Wood'cock, wD*-K-K 
 
 C1W 
 
 Wood'-craft, wD 3 -Krft 
 
 "Wold, W-Ld 
 
 Wood'-cut, wD'-Kt 
 
 W r olf, W3-Z.-P 
 
 Wood'-cutter, wD 8 -Ktr 
 
 Wolf-dog, W3-L-F-D-G 
 
 Wood'-drink, wD 3 -Dr- 
 
 Wolfish, W-L-F-SH 
 
 NG-K 
 
 Wolf ishly, vr*-L-F-SHl 
 Wol'fram, WU-Fr-M 
 
 "Wood'ed, wDd* 
 Wood'en, wDn' 
 
 WOR 
 
 Wood-engraver, wD* 
 
 U-Gr-Vr 
 Wood'-engraving, wD* 
 
 N-Grv-NG 
 Wbod'-fretter, wD* 
 
 Frtr 
 
 Wood'-house, wD 3 -Hs 
 Wood'iness, wD 3 -Ns 
 Wood'land, wD 3 -ind 
 Wood'-lark, wD'-i-R-K 
 Wood'less, wD 3 -Ls 
 Wood'-louse, -wD 3 -Ls 
 Wood'man, wD-Mn 
 Wood'-monger, wD 3 -M- 
 
 NGr 
 
 Wood'-note, wD*-N-T 
 Wood'-nymph, wI^-N- 
 
 M-F 
 
 Wood'pecker, wDS-P-Ki 
 Wood'-pigeon, wD 3 -?- 
 
 Jn 
 
 Wood'-reeve, wD 3 -Kv 
 Wood'-screw, wDs 3 -Kr 
 Woods'man, wD 3 -zMn 
 Wood' -ward, wD 3 Wrd 
 Wood'-work, wD 3 -Wr-K 
 Wood'y, wD 3 
 Woo'er, W-B 
 Woof, wF 3 
 Woof y, wF* 
 Woo'ing, W 3 -N3 
 WocXingly, W-NG1 
 "Wool, Wl 3 
 Wool'-comber, W1 3 -K- 
 
 Mr 
 Woold, Wld, W-L-Dd, 
 
 Wld 3 -NG 
 
 Wool'en, W*-in 
 Wool'en-draper, W- 
 
 Ln-Dr-Pr 
 
 Wool'fell, Wis-Fl 
 Wool'-gathering, Wl- 
 
 Gdhr-NG 
 
 Wool'-grower, Wl-Gr-B 
 Wool'liness, W 3 -Z,-Ns 
 Wool'ly, W 3 -i 
 Wool'-pack, W1-P-K 
 Wool'-sack, Wls 3 -K 
 Wool'-sorter, Wls 3 Rtr 
 Wool'-stapler, Wls 3 -T- 
 
 Pl-R 
 
 Wootz, Wts* 
 Word, Wrd2, W-fi-Dd, 
 
 Wrda-NG 
 
 Word'-book, Wrd-B-K 
 Word'-catcher, Wrd*- 
 
 K-CHr 
 
 Word'ed, W-fi-Dd 
 Word'iness, W 2 -fi E-Ns 
 Word'ing, Wrd=-NG 
 Word' less, Wrd 2 -Z,s 
 Word'y, W^-fi-D, Wrd*- 
 
 R, W-ff Dst 
 Wore, Wr 
 Work, Wr 2 -K, WrS-Kt, 
 
 Work'able, Wr s K-B1 
 Work'-bag, Wr 2 -K-B-G 
 Work'-box, Wr 2 -K-B-Kg 
 Work'-day, Wr^-K-D 
 
WOR 
 
 297 
 
 WYV 
 
 Work'er, Wr-Kr 
 Work'-fellow. Wr*-K-F- 
 
 Worthless, Wr*-TH-s 
 rTH s -Ls] 
 
 |Wres'tler, fl 2 si B 
 Wretch, K--! CH 
 
 L 
 
 Worth'lessness, Wr - 
 
 Wretch'ed, /e^-CHd 
 
 Work'-folk, WrS-K-F-K 
 
 TH ,8-Ns [TH*:/,s] 
 
 Wretch'edly, 2 CHd-L 
 
 "Work' -folks, Wra-K-F-Ks 
 
 Wor'thy, Wr*-DH, Wr- 
 
 Wretch'edness, #* 
 
 Work'-house, Wr*-K-Hs 
 
 DHr. Wr* DHst 
 
 CHd-Ns 
 
 Work'ing-day, Wr a -K- 
 
 Wot, Wt 
 
 Wrig'gle, fl'-Gl. J?3 Gld, 
 
 NG-D 
 
 Would, Wd [W]. TTouZd 
 
 /^-Gl-NG 
 
 Work'man, Wr-K-Mn 
 
 is also indicated by halv- 
 
 Wrig'gler, s-Gl B 
 
 Work'man-like, Wr*-K- 
 
 ing the preceding stem; 
 
 Wright, fit 1 
 
 Mn-L-K 
 
 thus, 
 
 Wring, 22 3 -NG, fi 3 NG- 
 
 Work'manly, Wr-K-M- 
 
 It would, Td 3 
 
 NG 
 
 Nl 
 
 They would, DHd 8 
 
 Wring'-bolt, fi-NG- 
 
 Work'manship, Wr*-K- 
 
 She would, SHds 
 
 B Lt 
 
 Mn-SH(-P) 
 
 We would. Wd* 
 
 Wring'er, 3 -NGr 
 
 Work'-people. Wr-K- 
 
 You would, Yd* 
 
 Wrink'le, s NG-Kl, fi3- 
 
 (P )P1 
 
 He would. Hd 
 
 NG-Kld, S3.NG-K1-NG 
 
 Work'-shop, Wr a -K-SH- 
 
 Wouldst, Wdsts 
 
 Wrink'ly, fi-NG-Kl 
 
 P 
 
 Wound, Wnd^or 1 , Wn 3 or- 
 
 Wrist, fists 
 
 Work'-table, Wr-K-T- 
 
 Dd, Wud'or'-NG 
 
 Wrist'band, fis3-Bnd 
 
 Bl 
 
 Wound, (imp. of Wind). 
 
 Wrist'let, fi3 sit 
 
 Work'-woman, Wr 2 -K- 
 
 Wndi 
 
 Writ, fits 
 
 W-Mn 
 
 Wound'er, Wndr 1 
 
 Write, fiti. fiti-N 
 
 "World, W2 fiid [Bid*] 
 
 Wound'less, Wnd 3 ori-Ls 
 
 Writ'er, fitr 1 . See 
 
 Worldliness, Vf*-Rid-L- 
 
 Wove, wV J 
 
 Reader. 
 
 Ns [fild'--i-Ns] 
 
 Woven, wVn* 
 
 Writ'ership, fitr-SH P 
 
 Worldling, W= fild L- 
 
 Wrack, fi-K 
 
 Writhe, fi'-DH, fii-DHd, 
 
 NG [fild*- NG] 
 
 Wraith, -TH 
 
 R'-DH-NG 
 
 World'ly, W-RIA-L 
 
 Wran'gle, B'-NG-Gl. B- 
 
 Writ'ing, flt'-NG 
 
 rfild-L] 
 
 NG-Gld, K'-NG-Gl-NG 
 
 Writ'ing-book, fit'-NG. 
 
 World ly-minded, [/Zld* 
 
 rR l -NGl, etc.] 
 
 B-K 
 
 -L-Mn-Dd] 
 
 Wran'gler, fi^NG-Gl-B 
 
 Writ'ing-desk, fiti-NG- 
 
 World'ly- mindedness, 
 
 __TB-NG1-B1 
 
 n-sK 
 
 __LRld-L-Mn-Dd-Ns] 
 
 Wrap, Ri P, B-Pt, fi 1 -?- 
 
 Writ'ing-master, fit 1 - 
 
 World'-wide, fild-wD 
 
 NG 
 
 NG-Mstr 
 
 Worm, Wr-M, Wr^-Md, 
 
 Wrap'page, fii-P-J 
 
 Writ'ing-paper, fit^NG- 
 
 Wr*-M-NG Wrap'per, fii Pr 
 Worm'-eaten, Wr*-M-Tn Wrap'ping, fii-P-NG 
 
 P-Pr 
 Writ'inp;s, fit'-NGz 
 
 Worm'-fence, Wr-M- 
 
 Wrap'ping-paper, fl'-P- 
 
 Writ'ing-school, fiti- 
 
 Fns 
 
 NG-P-Pr 
 
 NGs-Kl 
 
 Worm'-hole, Wr-M-Hl 
 
 Wrap'rascal, fi'-P-Bs-K- 
 
 Writ'ing-table, Kti-NG- 
 
 Worm'-like, Wr*-M-/i-K 
 
 L 
 
 T-B1 
 
 Worm'-seed, Wr-Ms-D 
 
 Wrasse, Rs l 
 
 Writ'ten, fits-N 
 
 Worm'-wood, Wr-M- 
 
 Wrath, fi'-TH 
 
 Wrong, fii-NG, fi'-NGd, 
 
 wD 
 
 Wrath'ful-ly, fii-TH-Fl 
 
 fi'-NG-NG 
 
 Worm'y, Wr*-M, Wr*-M- 
 
 Wrath'fulness, >-TH- 
 
 Wrong'-doer, fi'-NG- 
 
 B. Wr*-Mst 
 
 Fl-Ns [iFs] 
 
 D B 
 
 Worn, Wrn* 
 Worn'-out, Wrn-T 
 
 Wrath'ily, Rt-TH-L 
 Wrath'less, B'-TH-is 
 
 Wrong'er, fii-NGr 
 Wrong'ful, fii-NG-F-L 
 
 Wor'rier, W*-JB- 
 
 Wrath'y, >-TH 
 
 Wrong'fully, fi'-NG- 
 
 Wor'ry, W-R, W*-/2-D, 
 
 Wreak, &-K, R*-Kt, R*- 
 
 F-L 
 
 WJ-/Z-NG 
 
 K-NG 
 
 Wrong'fulness, fi'-NG- 
 
 WorTyingly, W-B-NG1 
 
 Wreath, B'-TH 
 
 F-L-Ns [IFs] 
 
 Worse, Wrs 1 * 
 
 Wreathe, R-DH, - 
 
 Wrong'headed, fi'-NG- 
 
 Wors'en, Wrs-N 
 
 DHd, /P-DH-NG 
 
 H Dd 
 
 Wors'er, Wrs 2 B 
 
 Wreath'y, K-DH 
 
 Wrongly, fl'-NGl 
 
 Woiyship, WrS-5ff-P, Wr 
 
 Wreck, R*-K, R-Kt, fi- 
 
 Wrong'ness, fi l -NG-Ns 
 
 Sfl"-Pt. Wr2-5-P-NG 
 
 K-NG 
 
 Wrote, fit" 
 
 Wor'shiper, W2-5ff-Pr 
 Wor'shipful-ly, Vir*-SH- 
 
 Wreck'age, -K-J 
 Wreck'er, fl-Kr 
 
 Wroth, fii-TH 
 Wrought, fiH 
 
 P-F1 
 
 Wreck' master, B'-K- 
 
 Wrung, fi'-NG 
 
 Wor'shipfulness, Wr- 
 
 Mstr 
 
 Wry, fi 1 
 
 SH-P-Fl-Ns [!Fs] 
 
 Wren, fln' 
 
 Wry-face, fi'-Fs 
 
 Worst, Wrsta, Wrs-Td, 
 
 Wrench, RS-N-CH, K-N- 
 
 "Wry'-neck, fi'-N-K 
 
 WrstO* 
 
 CHt, B*-N-CH-NG 
 
 Wry'ness, fii-Ns 
 
 Worst'ed, Ws-Td 
 
 Wrest, flst, J2s*-Td. 
 
 Wych'-elm, wCH 8 -L-M 
 
 Wort, Wrt 
 
 8t(') 3 
 
 Wye, W> 
 
 Worth, Wr2 TH [TH] 
 
 Wrest'er, Rstr 
 
 Wyes, Wz 1 
 
 Wor'thily, Wr DH-L 
 
 Wres'tle, 8 3 -L, B*-8l,-D, 
 
 Wynn, Wn 8 
 
 Wor'thiness, \Vr2-DH-Ns 
 
 fi^si NO 
 
 Wy'vern, W^Vra 
 
 13* 
 
XAN 
 
 
 Y's, Wiz 1 
 
 
 Yacht, Yti 
 
 X. 
 
 Yacht'-club, Yt'-Kl-B 
 Yacht'ing, Yt(-) 1 
 Ya'ger, Yi-Gr 
 
 
 Yahoo', Y-H 
 
 X, the twenty-fourth letter 
 of the Alphabet, has no 
 
 Yam, Y'-M 
 Yan'kee.Y'-NG-K 
 Yan'kee-doodle, Yi-NG- 
 
 Bound of its own. At the 
 
 K-DD1 
 
 end of words it has the 
 
 Yap, Y>-P 
 
 Bound of ks. as in box, wax. 
 
 Yard, Yrdi 
 
 etc.; in the middle of i Yard -arm, Yrd'-B-M 
 
 words, the sound generally 'Yard' -land, Yi-d'-Znd 
 
 of ks, but occasionally of Yard'-stick, Yrds'-T-K 
 gz; and at the beginning of Yard' -wand, Yrdi-Wnd 
 
 words, the sound of z. 
 
 Yarn, Yrn 1 
 
 Xan'thic, Zn'-TH-K 
 
 Yar'row, Y 1 R 
 
 Xan'thine, Zni-THn 
 
 Yat'aghan, Y-T-Gn 
 
 Xan'thite, Zni-THt 
 
 Yaulp, Yl P 
 
 Xan'thogen, Zn'-TH- Jn 
 
 Yaup, Yi-P 
 
 Xan'thophyll, Zni-TH- 
 
 Yaw, Y, Yd', Y'-NG 
 
 F-L 
 
 Yawl, Yl 1 
 
 Xan'thorthite, Znthr 1 - 
 
 Yawn, Yn>, Ynd, Yn-NG 
 
 THt 
 
 Yawn'ingly, Yn'-NG-L 
 
 Xe'bec. Z3-B-K 
 
 Yaws, Yz< 
 
 Xen'otime, Z2-N-T-M 
 
 Yclad', tKl-Di 
 
 Xera'sia, z--fi-ZH 
 
 Ycleped', IKl-Ft* 
 
 Xerocollyr'ium, Z 3 -/2- 
 
 Ye,Y 3 
 
 Kl-K-M 
 
 Yea, Yor s 
 
 Xero'des, Z^-fl-Dz 
 
 Yean, Yn, Ynd 3 , Yn8-NG 
 
 Xeromy'rum, Z'-fi- 
 
 Yeanling, Y'-Nl-NG 
 
 Mr-M 
 
 Year, Yr [Y 3 ] 
 
 Xeroph'agy, Z* fl-F-J 
 Xeroph'thalmy, Z^R-F- 
 
 Yeaiy-book, Yrs-B-K [Y 3 - 
 BK] 
 
 TH-L-M 
 
 Yearling, Yr--NG 
 
 Xero'tes, Z 2 -fi-Tz 
 
 Yearly, Yr 3 -// [Y 3 -7/] 
 
 Xiph'ias, Z 3 -Fs 
 
 Yearn, Yrn 2 , Yrnd, Yrn- 
 
 Xiph'oid, Z3-F-D 
 
 NG 
 
 Xylite, zi-Lt 
 Xylobal'samuin, Z*-L- 
 
 Yearn'ful, Yrn'-F-L 
 Yearningly, Yrn-NG-L 
 
 Bl-sM-M 
 
 Yeast, Yst 
 
 Xylograph, Z'-Z-Grf 
 
 Yeast'y, Ys 3 -T 
 
 Xylog'rapher, Z'-Z.-Gr- 
 
 Yelk, Y1*-K 
 
 Fr 
 Xylograph'ic, Zi-i 
 
 Yell, Yl*. Yld, Y1*-NG 
 Yellow, Y 2 -!,, Y-X,-B, 
 
 Grf K 
 
 
 Xylograph'ical, Z*-L- 
 
 Yellow-bird, Y*-/,-Brd 
 
 Gr-F-Kl 
 
 Yellow-blossomed, Y 2 - 
 
 Xylog'raphy, Zi--Gr-F 
 
 /,-Bl-sMd 
 
 Xyloph'agan, Zi-/,-F-Gn 
 
 Yellow-boy, Y^-i-B 
 
 Xyloph'agous, Zi-Z,-F- 
 
 Yellow-earth, Y-L-B- 
 
 Gs 
 
 TH 
 
 Xys'ter, Zstr* 
 
 Yellow-fever, Y^-L-F-Vr 
 
 
 Yellow-golds, Y* - L 
 
 
 Gldz 
 
 Y. 
 
 Yellow-haired, Y*-Z,- 
 Hrd 
 Yellow-hammer, Y a -- 
 
 
 H-Mr (Yl 2 -H-Mr) 
 
 
 Yellowish, Y 2 -Z,-SH 
 
 Y, the twenty-fifth letter 
 
 Yellowishness, Y - L 
 
 of the Alphabet, at the be- 
 
 8H Ns 
 
 ginning of words, and at 
 
 Yellowness, Y 2 -L-Ns 
 
 the commencement of syl- 
 
 Yellows, Y2-z 
 
 lables in the middle of 
 
 Yellow-throat, Y - L - 
 
 words, has the consonant 
 
 THrt 
 
 Bound of y as heard in yet, 
 
 Yelp, Y1-P, Yl-Pt, Y1-P- 
 
 you. beyond. 
 
 NG 
 
 Y.Wi" 
 
 Yelp'er, Yl-Pr 
 
 YOU . 
 
 Yeo'man, Y-Mn 
 Yeo'manlike, Y-Mn-Z> 
 
 E 
 
 Yeo'manly, Y 2 -M-Nl 
 Yeo'manry, Y 3 -Mn-.R 
 Yerk, Yr-K, Yr-Et, Yr* 
 
 K-NG 
 Yes, Ys* 
 Yes, sir, [Yss] 
 Yest, Yst* 
 Yes'ter, Ystr* 
 Yes'terday, Ystr*-D 
 Yes'ter-eve, Ystr-V 
 Yes'ter-evening, Ystr*. 
 
 Vn-NG 
 Yes'ter-morn, Ystr s -M- 
 
 Yes'ter-morning, 
 
 M-fln-NG 
 Yes'tern, Yst-fin 
 Yes'ter-night, Ystr-Nt 
 Yes'ter-noon, Ystr^-Nn 
 Yest'y, Ys 2 -T 
 Yet, Yt [Y] 
 Yew, Y 
 Yew'en, Y-N 
 Yex, Y2-Ks 
 Yez'idee, Yz-D 
 Yfere', IF 2 -E 
 Yield, Yld, Yis-Dd, 
 
 Yld(-)S 
 
 Yield'er, Yldr 3 
 Yield'ing, Yld(-) 
 Yield'ingly, Yld-NGl 
 Yield'ingness, Yld*-NG- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Yo'jan, Y 2 -Jn 
 Yoke, Y2-K, Y*-Kt, Y-K- 
 
 NG 
 
 Yoke'-elm, Y 2 -K-L-M 
 Yoke'-fellow, Y2-K-F-X, 
 Yoke'mate, YZ-K Mt 
 Yolk, Y12-K or Y*-K 
 Yon, Yni 
 Yon'der, Yndr 1 
 Yonk'er, Y*-NG-Kr 
 Yore, Yr* 
 
 You, Y 3 . Either You or 
 Your is also written with 
 the j/-hook on the pre- 
 ceding .stern; thus, 
 
 By >ou r. By 1 
 
 Had you-r, Dyi 
 
 Do you- r, Dy 2 
 
 Did you-r, Dy s 
 
 Can you-r. Ky 1 
 
 Could you-r, Ky* 
 Young, Y2-NG, Y--NG-Gr 
 Y2-NG-Gst [Y, Yr, 
 Yst] 
 
 Young'ish, Y*-NG-SH 
 Young'ling, Y-NG1-NG 
 Young'ster, Y-NGstr 
 Younk'er, Y-NG-Kr 
 Your, Yr 3 [Y 3 . See Fou.] 
 Yours, Yrz 3 [Yz] 
 Yourself , Yss-L-F [Ys] 
 Yourselves', Ys-L-V 
 
 [Ysz 3 ] 
 Youth, Y-TH [TH] 
 
YOU 299 
 
 Youth'ful-ly, Y-TH-FI 
 
 Zend, Znd* 
 
 [TH-F1] 
 
 Zendaves'ta, Znd*-Vs-T 
 
 Youth/fulness, Y*-TH- 
 
 Ze'nith, Z*-N-TH 
 
 Fl-Ns [TH*iFs] 
 
 Ze'olite, Z'-it 
 
 Yowl, Yl 
 
 Zeph'yr, Z J -Fr 
 
 Yowled, Yldi 
 
 Zeph'yrus, Z-Frs 
 
 Yt'tria, ITr 3 
 
 Zer'da, Z*-R-D 
 
 Yt'trium, ITr 3 -!! 
 
 Ze'ro, Z*-R 
 
 Yuc'ca, YS-K. 
 
 Zest, Zsts, ZsS-Td, Zst(-) 3 
 
 Yug, Y 2 -G 
 
 Ze'ta, Z 3 -T 
 
 Yu'lan, ys-in 
 
 Zetet'ic, z s -Tt-K 
 
 Yule, Yl 
 
 Zetet'ics, Z^-Tt-Ks 
 
 lYule'-block, Yl'-Bl-K 
 
 Zeug'lodon, Z^-Gl-Dn 
 
 Yule'-clog, Y13-K1-G 
 
 Zeug'ma, Z^-G-M 
 
 Yule'-log, Y1 3 -Z,-G 
 
 Zeugmat'ic, Z'-G-Mt-K 
 
 Yux, Y-Ks 
 
 Zho, zs 
 
 
 Zib'et, Z 3 -Bt 
 
 
 Zie'ga, Z 8 -G 
 
 z. 
 
 Zig'zag, Z 3 -Gz-G, Z^-Gz- 
 Gd, Z^-Gz-G-NG 
 Zig'zaggery, Z 3 -Gz-G-B 
 
 
 Zil'lah, Z 3 -L 
 
 
 Zim'ent-water, Z^-Mnt- 
 
 Z, the twenty-sixth and 
 
 Wtr 
 
 last letter of the Alphabet, 
 
 Zinc, Z'-NG-K 
 
 generally has the sound of 
 
 Zinc'-amyle, Z 3 -NG-K- 
 
 z in zest, ziuc, zone, etc. In 
 
 Ml 
 
 a few words it takes the 
 
 Zinc'-blende, Z'-NG-K- 
 
 sound of ZH, as in seizure. 
 
 Blnd 
 
 Its mate, s, in the common 
 
 Zinc'-bloom, Z 3 -NG-K- 
 
 orthography, is more fre- 
 
 Bl-M 
 
 quently used to represent 
 
 Zinc'-ethyl, Z 8 -NG-K- 
 
 the z-sound than the letter 
 
 TH-L 
 
 z itself. 
 
 Zinciferous, Z 3 -Ns-F-fis 
 
 ZH is generally used in 
 
 Zinc'ite, z a -NG-Kt 
 
 works on pronunciation to 
 
 Zineog'rapher, ZJ-NG-K- 
 
 indicate the sound of the 
 
 Gr-Fr 
 
 phonograph Zheo. 
 
 Zincograph'ic, Z>-NG-K- 
 
 Zac'cno, Z>-K 
 
 Grf-K 
 
 Zaf fer, Z-Fr 
 
 Zincograph'ical-ly, Z 1 - 
 
 Zain, Zn 
 
 NG-K-Gr-F-Kl 
 
 Zam'bo, Z l -M-B 
 
 Zincog'raphy, Z^NG-K- 
 
 Za'mite, Z 2 -Mt 
 
 Gr-F 
 
 Za'ny, Z 2 -N 
 
 Zinc'ous, Z s -NG-Ks 
 
 Za'nyism, ZVNz-M 
 
 Zinc'-white, Z 3 -NG-K- 
 
 Zap'ote, Z'-Pt 
 Zar'nich, Zr-N-K 
 
 wT 
 Zink. See Zinc. 
 
 Zax, Zi-Ks 
 
 Zinkiferous, Z 3 -NG-Kf- 
 
 Za/yat, Z* Yt 
 
 Rs 
 
 Zea, Zea 
 
 Zink'y, Z 3 -KG-K 
 
 Zeal, Zis 
 
 Zin'ziberaceous, Z'-Nz- 
 
 Zeal'ot, Z2-M 
 
 B-K-SHs 
 
 Zeal'otry, Z*-Lt-R 
 
 Zi'on,Z'-N 
 
 Zeal'ous, Z*-La 
 
 Zir'con, Zr 2 -Kn 
 
 Zeal'ously, Z*-La-L 
 
 Zirco'nia, Zr 2 -K-N 
 
 Zeal'ousness, Z-Ls-Ns 
 
 Zirco'nium, Zr'-Kn-M 
 
 Ze'bra, Z 3 -Br 
 
 Zith'ern, Z 3 -THrn 
 
 Ze'bra-wood, Z-Br-Wd 
 
 Ziz'el, Z3-Z1 
 
 Ze'bu, Z 3 -B 
 
 Zoan'tha, Z^N-TH 
 
 Ze'bub, za-B-B 
 
 Zoan'thropy, Z J -Nthr-P 
 
 Ze'chin, Z 8 -Kn 
 
 Zoc'co, Z'-K 
 
 Zech'stein, Z=-Ks-Tn 
 
 Zo'cle or Zoc'le, Z*ori-Kl 
 
 Zed, Zds 
 
 Zo'diac, ZS-D-K 
 
 Zed'oary, Tfl-D-R 
 
 Zodi'acal, Z'-U-Kl 
 
 Ze'ine, Z-N 
 
 Zo'har, Z-B 
 
 Ze'kin, za-Kn 
 
 Zoil'ean, Z 3 -Ln 
 
 Zemindar', Z J -Mndr 
 
 Zo'ilism, Z-Lz-M 
 
 Zem'indary, Z*-Mn-D-B 
 
 Zois'ite. Zs l -T 
 
 Zem'-zem, Z*-Mz-M 
 
 Zoll'verein, ZU-Vrn 
 
 Zena'na, Z-N-N 
 
 Zo'nnr, Z^-Nr 
 
 ZYT 
 
 Zone, Zn 
 Zoned, Zud 2 
 Zone'less, Z 2 -Nls 
 Zon'ular, Z--N-ir 
 Zon'ule, Z--N-L 
 Zoo-chem'ical, Z 2 -K-M-' 
 
 Kl 
 
 Zooch'emy, Z^-K-M 
 Zoogen'ic,z 2 -J-N-K. 
 Zoog'ony, Zi-G-N 
 Zoog'rapher, Z'-Gr-Fr 
 Zoograph'ic, Z'-Grf-K 
 Zoograph'ical, z^-Gv 
 
 F-K1 
 
 Zoog'raphist, Zi-Gr-Fst 
 kioog'raphy, Z'-Gr-F 
 Zo'oid, Z-'-D 
 Zool'atry, Z'-Z/-Tr 
 Zo'olite, z--Lt 
 Zoolog'ical, Z'-i-J-Kl 
 Zool'ogist, Z'-i-Jst 
 Zool'ogy, fr-L-3 
 Zoon'ic, Z'-N-K 
 Zo'onite, Z 2 -Nt 
 Zoon'omy, Z'-N-M 
 Zooph'agan, Z L -F-Gn 
 Zooph'agous, Z'-F-Gs 
 Zoophor'ic, Z^Fr-K 
 Zo'ophyte, Z 2 -Ft 
 Zoophyt'ic, Z 3 -F-T-K 
 Zoophyt'ical, z^-Ft-Kl 
 Zoophytol'ogy, Z [ -F-T 
 
 L-i 
 
 Zo'osperm, Zs 2 -Pr-M 
 Zo'ospore, Z^--P-R 
 Zootom'ical, Z'-T-M-Kl 
 Zoof omist, Z!-T-Mst 
 Zoot'omy. Zi-T-M 
 Zoo'zoo, Z 3 -Z 
 Zor'il, Zi-Bl 
 Zos'ter, Zstr 1 
 Zos'tera, Zs'-T-K 
 Zouave', Z J -V 
 Zoueh, Z'-CH 
 Zounds, Zndz 1 
 Zuche, Z 3 -CH 
 Zuf folo, Z3-F- 
 Zu'mate, Z 3 -Mt 
 Zu'mic, Z^-M-K 
 Zumolog'ical, Z'-M-Z- 
 
 J-K1 
 
 Zumol'ogist, Z'-M-L-Jst 
 Zumol'ogy, ZJ-M-i-J 
 Zumom'eter, zi-M-Mtr 
 Zumosim'eter, Z 3 -Ms- 
 
 Mtr 
 
 Zygo'ma, Z 2 -G-M 
 Zygomat'ic, Zi-G-Mt-K 
 Zy'mate, Z'-Mt 
 Zy'mic, zi-M-K 
 Zymolog'ical, Z l -tS.-L- 
 
 J-K1 
 
 Zymol'ogist, z 1 -M-L-Jst 
 Zymol'ogy, Zi-M-Z,-J 
 Zy'mome, Z^M-M 
 Zymom'eter, z>-M-Mtr 
 Zymosim'eter, Z 3 -Ms- 
 
 Mtr 
 
 Zymot'ic, Zi-Mt-K 
 Zy'thum, Z'-TH-M 
 
PROPER NAMES. 
 
 AAR 
 
 
 ALT 
 
 
 Ade'lia, D'-Z 
 
 Al'bemarle, Z^B-M-Bl 
 
 A. 
 
 Adeli'na, Ei-L-N 
 Ad'eline, D'-Zn 
 
 Al'bert, Zi-Brt 
 Alber'ta, Z^-Br-T 
 
 
 A'diel, D-I, 
 
 Al'bertson, Z^Brts-X 
 
 Aa'ron, Rn 1 
 
 Adiron'dack, D'-JZ-Nd-K 
 
 
 Aa-rons, Rnz 1 
 
 Ad'ler, Di-L-R 
 
 Albo'ni' Z 2 -U-N 
 
 A bad'don, B>-Dn 
 
 Adolph', D'-Z-F 
 
 Al'brecht, Zi-Br-Kt 
 
 Ab'aris, B'-jRs 
 
 Adol'phus, D^i-Fs 
 
 Alcan'tara, L'-Kn-T-a 
 
 Ab'batt, aBat 1 
 
 Adoni'ram, Di-N-R-M 
 
 Al'den, Z'-Dn 
 
 Ab'beville, B J -V-L 
 
 Ado'nis, D^-Ns 
 
 Al'derman, Ldr'-Mn 
 
 Ab'bofc, aBt 1 
 
 A'drian, Drn 
 
 Al'derneyj Zi-Dr-N 
 
 Ab'botsford, Bi-Ts-Frd 
 
 A'driance, Drns^ 
 
 Al'drich, L l Dr-CH 
 
 Ab'diel, B^-D-L 
 
 Adriano'ple, Dr^-N-Pl 
 
 Al'dridge, Z^Dr-J 
 
 Abeel', B*-L 
 
 Adriat'ic, Drt^K 
 
 Alep'po, Z 2 -P 
 
 A'bel, Bl 
 
 .^Ege'aii, J 3 -N 
 
 Alessan'dria, Ls-N-Dr 
 
 Ab'elard, W-L-R& 
 
 ^Jge'ria, J^-R 
 
 Aleu'tian, Zshn* 
 
 Aberdeen', B 3 -/i-Dn 
 
 -^Egyp'tus, JS-P-TS 
 
 Alexan'der, L'-Ks-Ndr 
 
 Ab'ernethy, B>-.R-N-TH 
 
 .ffine'as, N-S 3 
 
 Alexan'dria, I^-Ks-N-Dr 
 
 Ab'ercrombie-y, B l -Kr- 
 
 JB'olus, is 3 
 
 Alex'is, L2-Kss 
 
 M-B 
 
 ^Iscula'pius, S a -K-Z,-Ps 
 
 Alfie'ra, L*-F-R 
 
 Abi'ah, Bla 1 
 
 ^Et'na, T--X 
 
 Al'ford, Z^Frd 
 
 Ab'igail, B^Gl 
 
 Afghanistan', F ] -G-Ns- 
 
 Al'fred, Z^Frd 
 
 Abi'jah, B^J 
 
 Tn 
 
 Alge'ria, L*-3-R 
 
 Abi'athar, B^THr 
 
 Agamem'non, G'-M-M- 
 
 Al'gernon, Z'-Jr-Nn 
 
 Ab'ner, Bi-Nr 
 
 Nu 
 
 Algiers', Z 3 -Jrz 
 
 Aboukir', B-Kr 
 
 Ag'assiz, G-S 1 
 
 Algo'a, L J -O 
 
 A'braham, Br 2 -H-M or 
 
 Ag'atha, G-TH 1 
 
 Alican'te, L 1 -Kn-T 
 
 Br 2 -haM 
 
 Ag'incourt, Ji-N-Krt 
 
 Al'ice, Zs 1 
 
 A'brahams, Br^-H-Mz 
 
 Ag'nes, G'-Nz 
 
 Allad'din, Z'-Dn 
 
 A'bram, Br 2 -M 
 
 Ag'new, G l -N 
 
 All'cock, Li-K-K 
 
 Ab'salom, B'-sZ-M 
 
 Agrip'pa, Gr-P 
 
 Allegheny, Lt-G-N 
 
 Abyssin'ia, Bs 3 -N 
 
 A'hern, aH-fln' 
 
 Al'len.Zn 1 
 
 Acapul'co, K-P18-K 
 
 Ah'rens, aRns 1 
 
 Al'lien, L>-N 
 
 Acha'tes, K-Tz a 
 
 Ai'ken, aKn 
 
 Al'lison, Lsi-N 
 
 Achil'les, K-Zz 
 
 Ains'worth, N-zWr^-TH 
 
 Al'mack, L K M-K 
 
 Ack'er, Kr* 
 
 Ait'ken, T-Kn 
 
 Almaden', L 2 -M-Dn 
 
 Ack'erly, Kr-L 1 
 
 Aix-la-Chapelle', Ka-L*- 
 
 Almi'ra.L^M-fi 
 
 Ack'erman, Kri-Mn 
 
 SH-P1 
 
 Alon'zo, Zn^Z 
 
 Ack'ley, K-Z 
 
 Ajac'cio, Yt^CH 
 
 Al'pheus, Z 1 -Fs 
 
 Acqui'a, Kwia 1 
 
 A'jax, J s -Ks 
 
 Alphon'so, Zt-Fn-Z 
 
 Actse'on, K-Tn 
 
 Ajaz'zo, Yt'-S 
 
 Alsace', Z'-8s 
 
 Ac'ton, K-Tn 1 
 
 A'kenside, K-Ns-D 
 
 Al'sop, Zs J -P 
 
 A.'da, D* 
 
 Alaba'ma, i'-B-M 
 
 Al'ston, Zsi-Tn 
 
 Adair', D*-R 
 
 Alad'din, L^-Dn 
 
 Altai', Z'-T 
 
 Ad'am, D'-M 
 
 Al'an, Zn 1 
 
 Altamaha', Z'-T-M-H 
 
 Ad'ams, D^Mz 
 
 Al'ba, Z^B 
 
 Alt'hause, Lt'-Ha 
 
 Ad'amson, D^Ms-N 
 
 Alba'nia, Z*-B-N 
 
 Alt'man, Lti-Mn 
 
 Ad'dison, Ds^N 
 
 AJ'bans, St., sNt-Zi-Bns 
 
 Al'ton, Z l Tn 
 
 Ad'elaide, D l -L-D 
 
 Al'bany, Z'-B-N 
 
 Al'tona, ii-T-N 
 
ALV 
 
 Al'vah, i'-V 
 
 Al'van, Z-MTn 
 
 Al'vord, Z.i-Vrd 
 
 Amade'us, M-Ds 8 
 
 Ama'lia, M'-Z. 
 
 Aman'da, M N-Di 
 
 Am asa, M-S 1 
 
 Am'azon, Mz^-N 
 
 Amazo'nia, Mz'-N 
 
 Am'bler, M-Bl'-R 
 
 Am'boy, M-Bi 
 
 Am'brose, M-Brz 1 
 
 Ame'lia, M-L 
 
 America, M-BS-K 
 Cent. A., sNt-Bl s -Mr-K 
 North A.,Nr-THi-Mr-K 
 South A-.sTH^Mr-K 
 
 Amen'go, M-B 8 -G 
 
 Am'erman, Mr'-Mn 
 
 Ames, Mz> 
 
 Am'herst, M-Bst> 
 
 Am'idon, M-Dn 1 
 
 Am'iens, Mi-Nz 
 
 Am'mi, M 1 
 
 Am'mon, Mn 1 
 
 Amoor', M-R* 
 
 A'mory, M-B* 
 
 A'mos, Ms* 
 
 Amoskeag', Ms*-K-G 
 
 Amphi'on, M-F'-N 
 
 Amphitri'te, M-F-Tr-T 
 
 Amsterdam', Ms-Trdi-M 
 
 A'my, M 
 
 Anasta'sius, Ns-T'-ZHs 
 
 Anchi'ses, N'-Kss 
 
 Anco'na, N^-K-N 
 
 Andalu'sia, N-D-L-SB 
 
 An'dera, N-Di-M 
 
 An'derson, Ndrs'-N 
 
 An'des, N-Dzi 
 
 An'dover, N-Di-Vr 
 
 An'dre, N-Dri 
 
 An'drew, N-Dr 1 
 
 An'dre ws, N-Drz' 
 
 Androm'ache, N-Dr'-M- 
 E 
 
 Androm'eda, N-Dr^M-D 
 
 Androscog'gin, N-Dri- 
 BK-Gn 
 
 Angel'ica, N-J s -i-K 
 
 Angeli'na, N-J1-Z.-N 
 
 An'gell, N J*-L 
 
 An'gelo, N-J'-ii 
 
 An'gers, N-Jrz 
 
 An'gevine, N- Jvi-N 
 
 An'glesey, NG-G1-8 1 
 
 Ango'la, N-G-i> 
 
 Ango'ra, N-G-/2* 
 
 Angostu'ra, N-Gs-T'-B 
 
 Angouleme', N-G-i'-M 
 
 Anjou', N- J or N-ZH* 
 
 Ann, N 
 
 An'na, N 1 
 
 Annap'olis, N-P'-is 
 
 Anne, N' 
 
 Annette', N-T 
 
 An'son, Ns'-N 
 
 An'thon, N-THni 
 
 An'thony, K-TH-N 
 
 Anticos'ti, N-T>-Ks-T 
 
 302 
 
 Antie'tam, N-Tt'-M 
 Anti'gua, N-T-G 
 Antilles', N-T-L 
 An'tioch, N-Ti-K 
 Antoinette', Nt^-Nt 
 Antonel'li, Nt-N-i* 
 Anto'nio, K-T 2 -N 
 An'tony, N-T'-N 
 Ant'werp, Nt-Wr'-P 
 Apa'che, pi-CH 
 Ap'ennines, Pn'-Ns 
 Aphrodi'te, Fri-D-T 
 A'pis, Ps 
 Apol'lo, pi- 
 Apol'los, P'-Zs 
 Appol'lyon, P'-in 
 Appalach'ee, P>-i-CH 
 Appala'chian, f^-L-CSLn 
 Appalachico'la, P*-Z CH- 
 
 K-L 
 
 Ap'pelby, P'-i-B 
 Ap'pleton, pi-i Tn 
 Appomat'tox, P-Mt-Ks 
 Arabel'la, E^-B-Z, 
 Ara'bia, K*-B 
 Arach'ne, lU-K-N 
 Ar'ago, R!-G 
 Ar'agon, Ri-Gn 
 Araguay, R'-Gw 
 A'ram, B*-M 
 Ar'arat, R l -Rt 
 Ai^buckle, Ri-B-Kl 
 Arbuthnot, Ri-B-TH-N- 
 
 T 
 
 Ar'oher, R'-CHr 
 ! Archibald, fl'-CH-Bld 
 'Arctur'us, R'-K-T-Bs 
 I Arcula'rius, RS-K-L-fls 
 Arequi'pa, R-K-P 
 Arethu'sa, /e^-TH-S 
 Ariad'ne, JZ'-D-N 
 A'rial, R*-L 
 Ari'on, R-N 
 Arizo'na, Rz-N 
 Argentine, W- J-N-Tn 
 lAr'gonauts, R'-G-Nts 
 (Ar'gus, R>-Gs 
 Argyle', R'-G-L 
 Arkan'sas, R'-Knss 
 Arme'nia, R3-M-N 
 Armin'ius, R 3 -M-Ns 
 Ar'mitage, Ri-Mt-J 
 Ar'mour, R'-M-R 
 Arm'strong, R'-Ms-Tr- 
 
 NG 
 
 Arnaud', R 2 -N 
 Ar'nold, R'-Nld 
 Ar'noux, Ri-N 
 Arn'stadt, R'-Ns-Tt 
 Aroos'took, Rs'-T-K 
 Ar'rowsmith, Rs l -M-TH 
 Ar'temas, Rt"-Ms 
 Ar'thur, R-THr (Rthr 1 ) 
 Arun'del, Rn-D-L 
 A'sa, S 2 
 As'aph, Z>-F 
 Ashan'tee. SH'-N-T 
 Ash'bel, SH'-Bl 
 Ash'burnham, SH J -B- 
 
 Kn-M 
 
 AZZ 
 
 Ash'burton, SH'-B-B-Tn 
 Ash'by, SHi-B 
 Ash'er, SHr' 
 Ash'land, SH'-T-nd 
 Ash'ley, SH'-Z, 
 Ashtabu'la, 
 Ash'ur, SHr 1 
 A'sia, SH* 
 Asmode'us, S z -M-Ds 
 Aspa'sia, S^-P-ZH 
 As'pinwall, S 1 P-N-W1 
 Assumption, 8 s -Msha 
 Assyr'ia, B$-R 
 As'ten, S'-Tn 
 As'tor, Stri 
 Asto'ria, S 2 -T-R 
 Astracan', S'-Tr-Kn 
 Astrse'a, S 3 -Tr 
 Astu'rias, 8 3 -T-Bs 
 Atcheen', CHn 3 
 Atch'ison, CHs'-N 
 Ath'ens, THnz 
 Ath'ol, THi-L 
 At'kins, T'-Knz 
 At'kinson, Ti-K-Ns-N 
 Atlan'ta, T^L-N-T 
 Atlan'tic, T'-Z-nt-K 
 Atlan'tic Ocean, T'-int- 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Atlan'tis, T'-Z-nt-S 
 At'las 1 l -Ls 
 At'ter'bury, Tr'-B-B 
 At'water, T'-Wtr 
 At'wood, T>-Wd 
 Aube, 6B 2 
 Auber', B J -R 
 Aubingne', B 2 -N-Y 
 Au'burn, B'-Bn 
 Au'dubon, D!-Bn 
 Au'erbach, R'-B K 
 Au'geas, J'-S 
 Augs'burg, Gz-B'-B-G 
 Augus'ta, Gs T 2 
 Augus'tine, Gs-Tn 2 
 Au'gustine, St., s>Jt-Gs- 
 
 Augus'tus, Gs-Ts* 
 Auro'ra, R S -B 
 Ausa'ble, S 2 -B1 
 Aus'terlitz, Str'-Z,tz 
 Aus'tin, S'-Tn 
 Australa'sia, 8tr 2 -Z.-SH 
 Austra'lia, S J -Tr-Z, 
 Aus'tria, S 1 Tr 
 Auvergne', V 2 -Bn 
 Auxerre', K-sR 2 
 Auxonne', Ks'-N 
 A'va, aV 
 A'verill, V 2 -B1 
 Aver'no, V'-B-N 
 A'very, V-B 
 A'von, Vn 8 
 Ayers, Rz 1 
 Ayles'bury, Zz 2 -B-fi 
 Ayr, R> 
 
 Ayr'shire, R'-SHr 
 Azari'ah, Z'-K 
 Az'of, Z>-F 
 Azores', Z*-Rz 
 Az'zo, T J -Z 
 
BAA 
 
 B. 
 
 303 
 
 Ba'al, B-L 
 Bab'bitt, B'-B-T 
 Bab'cock, B-B-K-K 
 Ba'bel-mandeb, B*-B1 
 
 Mnd-B 
 
 Bab'ylon, Bi-B-Z,n 
 Bac'chus, Bi-Ks 
 Bach, B'-K 
 Bache, B CH 
 Bach'man. B'-K-Mn 
 Ba'con, B 2 -Kn 
 Badeau', B 2 -D 
 Ba'den, B'-Dn 
 Baer. B 2 R 
 Bagdad', B'-G-Dd 
 Bag'ley, BI Gl 
 Bag'stock, Bi-Gs-T-K 
 Baha'mas, B 2 -H-Ms 
 Bahi'a, Bea 3 
 Bai'ley, B 2 - 
 Bain'bridge, B-N-Br-J 
 Baird, B-Rd 
 Bairout'. See Beyroot. 
 Ba'ker, B 2 -Kr 
 Balaam, B 2 -L-M 
 Ba'lak, B 2 -Z.-K 
 Bal'bec, B-i-B-K 
 Balbo'a, B*-Z,-B 
 Balch, Bi-X,-8H 
 Bald'win, Bi-Ld-Wn 
 Balear'ic, B'-Z,-R-K 
 Bal'four, B-Z--Fr 
 Balize', B'-z 
 Ball, B'-L 
 Bal'lard, B-L-fld 
 Bal'antine, B'-L-N-Tn 
 Ballou', B3- 
 Ball'ston, Bi-Ls-Tn 
 Bal'les-shan'non, B'-i- 
 
 8H-Nn 
 
 Balmor'al, Bl'-M-Sl 
 Bal'tic, Bi i-T-K 
 Bal'timore, B-Lt-Mr 
 
 (Blti-Mr) 
 Bal'zac, Bi-iz-K 
 Bam'berger, B'-M-Br-Gr 
 Ban'croft, B>-NG-Krft 
 Band'man, Bn'-D-Mn 
 
 (Bndi-Mn) 
 
 Bangkok', Bi-NG-K-K 
 Ban'gor, B 1 -NO-Gr 
 Bangs, B!-NGz 
 Bank'er, B'-NG-Kr 
 Banks, Bi-NG-Ks 
 Bannockburn', B*-N-K- 
 
 B Rn 
 
 Ban'quo, B^NG-Kw 
 Bantam', Bn^T-M 
 Barba'does, B* S-B-Dz 
 Bar'bara, W-R-B-R 
 Barbaros'sa, B l -R-E-R-S 
 Bar'bary, Bi-fi-B-fi 
 Bar'ber, B'-B-Br (Bri-Br) 
 Bar'bour, B'-fl-Br (Br 1 - 
 
 Br) 
 Barcelo'na, Br-sZ-N 
 
 Barclay, 
 
 Bardell',B-R-D-L 
 Bard'well, B>-fid-Wl 
 Bar'dolph, Bi-R-D-i-F 
 Barege', B 2 -# ZH 
 Bar'ing, BJ-.R-NG 
 Bark'er, B 1 R-Kr 
 Bark'ley, B'-R-Kl 
 Bar'low, B'-R-L 
 Bar'nabas, B'-R-N-Bs 
 Bar'nard, B'-Bn-Rd 
 Barnegat', B'-fi-N-Gt 
 Barnes, B^Rns 
 Bar'nett, B'-R-Nt 
 Bar'niwell, Bi-R-N-Wl 
 Bar'ney, B'-B-N 
 Barn'um, B 1 fln-M 
 Bar'rett, B'-fit 
 Bar'rington, Bi-fi-NG-Ti 
 Bar'ry, Bi-R 
 Bar'stow, B'-Rs-T 
 Bar'tels, B^fi-T-Lz 
 Barth, B'-jR-TH 
 Bar'tholf, Br-THl-F 
 Barthol'omew, Br^THl 
 
 M 
 
 Bar'tine, B'-R-Tn 
 Bart'lett, B-Rt-it (Brti 
 
 Lt) 
 
 Bar'ton, B J -S-Tn 
 Bar'tram, Bri-Tr-M 
 Ba'sel,B'-Zl 
 Basque, Bi-sK 
 Bas'set, Bsi-T 
 Bas'tian, B'-sCHn 
 Bata'via, Bt 2 -V 
 3atch'elar, B-CH-/,-R 
 3ate'man, Bt*-Mn 
 3ates, Bts* 
 Bat'on B/ouge, Bi-Tn i R 
 
 ZH 
 
 Bat'terson, B^-Trs-N 
 3au'er, B'-R 
 Buunie, B*-M 
 3aumgart'ner, Bi-M-Grt- 
 
 Nr 
 
 Sava'ria, TP-V-R 
 Jax'ter, B>-Kstr 
 Bay'ard, B ! ori-fld 
 Jay'lis, B-is 
 Jayonne', B^Yn 
 Bay'ou, Bi 
 Jeach, B8-CH 
 Jea'dle, B-D1 
 3eale, B 3 -L 
 Beam'ish, B 8 -M-8H 
 Jeards'ly, B ! -Rdz-Z 
 Je'atrice, B-Trs 
 Jeat'tie, B-T 
 Jeau'fort, B 8 or*-Frt 
 Jeauharnais', B'-R-N 
 Beaumarchais', B*-M-fi- 
 
 SH 
 
 Jeau'mont, B*-Mnt 
 Beau'regard, B.R-Grd 
 Jea'ver, B 8 -vt 
 Jeck, B* K 
 Jeck'er, B s -Kr 
 Beck'ett, B*-Kt 
 Beck'with, B-K-wTH 
 
 BER 
 
 ! Bede, B 3 D 
 Bedell', B--D L 
 Bed'ford, Brts Frd 
 Bed'ouin. Bd^-Wn 
 ^ee'be, B3-B 
 Beech'er, B3 CHr 
 iBeek'man, B^-K-Mn 
 IBeel'zebub, B2- Z -B-B 
 |Beers, B 3 Rz 
 Bee'thoven, Bt 2 -Tn 
 Beg'ly.B^ Gl 
 Be'han, B-Hn 
 Behn, Bn 
 Beh'rens, B=-Rnz 
 Behr'ing's, B 3 R-NGz 
 Bel'cher, B 2 --CHr 
 Bel'den, B^-i-Dn 
 Bel'fast, BS--Fst 
 Belfast', (I.) B 1 i-Fst 
 Bel'gium, B 2 -i-.j-M 
 Belin'da, B'--N-D 
 Bel'knap, B^-i-N-P 
 Bell, BS L 
 Bel'lamy, R--L-M 
 Bellefont'aine, B^i-Fnt- 
 
 N 
 
 Belle-Isle', T&-L-L 
 Beller'ophon, 'B--L-R-Fn 
 Bel'lew, B 2 -, 
 Belli'ni, B 3 -L-X 
 Belloochistan', B'-i-CH- 
 
 sTn 
 
 Bel'lows, B 2 -Ls 
 Bel'mont, B 2 -/, JInt 
 Bel'sham, B 2 -/^-SH M 
 Belshaz'zar, B l -L SHz B 
 Belvidere', B^-i-V-Dr 
 Ben'edick, B 2 -N-D-K 
 Ben'edict. B 2 N-D-Kt 
 Bengal', B'-N-Gl 
 Ben'jamin, Bu-J-Mn 
 Ben-Lo'mond, Bn 2 !i- 
 
 Mnd 
 
 Benn, Bn^ 
 Ben'nett, B Z -N-T 
 Ben-Ne'vis, Bn 2 -N-Vs 
 Ben'son, B^-Ns-N 
 Ben'tham, B^-N-TH-M 
 Bent'ley, Bn'-T-/; 
 Ben'ton, Bn-Tn 
 Beranger', B2-R-N-ZH 
 Berdan', B 1 -^ Dn 
 Berg'en, B 2 R-Qu or B- 
 
 fl-Jn 
 
 Bergh, B R G 
 Berg'man, B 2 -/Z-G-Mn 
 Beri'ah, B-R 
 Berk'eley, B=-R-K1 
 Berk'shire, B 2 -fi-K-S~ 
 Ber'lin, Br 2 -n 
 Berlin', Br 8 -in 
 Bermu'das, Br 3 -M-Ds 
 Bernadotte', B>-R-N-Dt 
 Bern'ard, B 2 -Rn Rd 
 Berne, B' Rn 
 Bern'hard, B 2 -Rn-Rd 
 Bern'heim, B s -^Jn-M 
 Bern'heimer, B'-Rn- 
 
 M-R 
 Bern'stein, B 2 -fi Ns-Tn 
 
BER 304 
 
 Berrian, B---.B-N 
 
 Blu'menthal, B1-M-N- 
 
 Ber'ry, W-R 
 
 TH-L 
 
 Bertram, Br*-Tr-M 
 
 Blunt, Bint* 
 
 Ber'wic, (E.) B*-fl-K, (U. 
 
 Board'man, B*-Rd-Mn 
 
 S.)Br2-W-K 
 
 Bo'az, B* Z 
 
 Berwickshire, B'-fi-K- 
 
 Bobadil'la, B3-B-D- 
 
 SHr 
 
 Boccac'cio, B'-Kt-CH 
 
 Bess, Bs* 
 
 Bodine'. B"'-Dn 
 
 Best, u.-t 2 
 
 Boese', B 3 -Z 
 
 Beth'el, BS-TH1 
 
 Bogard'us, B'-Gr-Ds 
 
 Bethes'da, B-THz-D 
 
 Bo'gart, B-Grt 
 
 Beth'lehem, B-TH1-M 
 
 Bogata', BJ-G-T 
 
 Bethune', B^-THn 
 
 Bohe'mia, B 3 -H-M 
 
 Betts, Bts 2 
 
 Bohn, Bn 
 
 Beu'lah, B 3 - 
 
 Bokha'ra,B-K-K 
 
 Beverly, B 2 -Vr-Z 
 
 Bol'bec, B>--B-K 
 
 Bey'root, B 2 ori-flt 
 
 Bol'eyn, B 8 -in 
 
 Bian'ca, B'-NG-K 
 
 Bol'ingbroke, B-Z,-NG- 
 
 Bid'dle, B 3 -D1 
 
 Br K 
 
 Bid'well, Bd 3 -Wl 
 
 Boli'var, B*-L-Vr 
 
 Big'elow, B5-G-Z, 
 
 Boli'via, B-L-V 
 
 Big'ler, B^-Gl-B 
 
 Bolo'gna, B 2 -i-N 
 
 Big'ley, B 3 -G1 
 
 Bol'ton, B-i-Tn 
 
 Bllba'o, Bi-L-B 
 
 Bom'ba, B>-M-B 
 
 Bil'dad, B8-i-Dd 
 
 Bombay', B*-M-B 
 
 Bil'lings, B 3 -L-NGz 
 
 Bo'na De'a, B 2 -N-Dea 
 
 Bing'ham, B 3 -NG-M 
 
 Bo'naparte, B*-N-Prt 
 
 Bing'hamton, B-NG-M- 
 
 Bo'na Vista, B*-N-Vs-T 
 
 Tn 
 
 Bonheur, B'-N-R 
 
 Binsse, Bns 3 
 
 Boni'ta, B'-N-T 
 
 Birch, B 2 -J?-CH 
 
 Bon'iface, B'-N-Fs 
 
 Bird, B 2 -Rd 
 
 Bon'nell, B-N1 
 
 Bird'sall, B 2 -Rds-i 
 
 Bon'ner, B : -Nr 
 
 Birds'eye, Br s -D-Z 
 
 Bon'ney, B>-N 
 
 Birmingham, Br*-M- 
 
 Bon'ynge, Bni-NG 
 
 NG-M 
 
 Book'staver, B^-Ks-T-Vr 
 
 Bis'cay, B'-sK 
 
 Boole, B 3 -L 
 
 Bish'op, BS-SH-P 
 
 Boone'ville, Bn-V-L 
 
 Bis'pham, Bs'-F-M 
 
 Booth, B 3 -TH 
 
 Bis'sel, Bs 3 -L 
 
 Bordeaux', B 2 R-D 
 
 Bix'by, B 3 -Ks-B 
 
 Bor'gia, B'-K-J 
 
 Black, Bl'-K 
 
 Borneo, B'-B-N 
 
 Black'stone, Bl>-Ks-Tn 
 
 Boscaw'en, B'-sK-N 
 
 Black'well, Bl'-K-Wl 
 
 Bos'nia, Bs'-N 
 
 Black'wood, Bl>-K-wD 
 
 Bos'phorus, Bs'-F-fis 
 
 Blair, B1>-R 
 
 BossueV, B 2 sW 
 
 Blais'dell, Blz-D-L 
 
 Bos'ton, Bs'-Tn 
 
 Blake, Bl K 
 
 Bost'wick, Bsi T-W-K 
 
 Blake'ley, Bl'-Kl 
 
 Bos'well, BJ-zWl 
 
 Blake'man, Bl 2 -K-Mn 
 
 Bos'worth, B l -zWr TH 
 
 Blanc (Mt), Bli-NG-Kor 
 
 Both'nia, B>-TH-N 
 
 Bin 1 
 
 Both'well, B'-TH-Wl 
 
 Blanche, Bln-CH 
 
 Bots'ford, Bts'-F-fld 
 
 Blanch'ard, Bl'-N-CHrd 
 
 Boucher, B2-8H 
 
 Blank'man, Bli-NG-K- 
 
 Boucicault', B' sK 
 
 Mn 
 
 Bough'ton or Bou'ton, 
 
 Blatch'ford, BH-CH-Frd 
 
 Bi-Tn 
 
 Blau'velt, BU-v-Lt 
 
 Boulogne', ~B--Ln 
 
 Bleeck'er, Bis-Kr 
 
 Bourbon, B 3 or-#-Bn 
 
 Blen'heim, Bln 2 -M 
 
 Bourdeau', B l -fi D 
 
 Bligh, Bl 
 
 Bourg, B 3 -R 
 
 Bliss, Bis 3 
 
 Bout/well, Bti-Wl 
 
 Blodg'et, Bl'-Jt 
 
 Bouvier', (Am. boo-veer 7 ) 
 
 Blood'good, Bld-Gd 
 
 B 3 -V-B, (Fr. boo-ve-'a) 
 
 Bloom'er, Bis-Mr 
 
 B 2 -V 
 
 Bloom'fleld, Bl 3 -M-Fld 
 
 Bow'ditch, B'-D-CH 
 
 Bloom'ingdale, B1 3 -M- 
 
 Bow'doin, B l -Dn 
 
 NG-D-L 
 
 Bow'en, B*-N 
 
 Blot, Bl 
 
 Bowers, Bi-Rz 
 
 Blu'cher, Bl 3 -CHr 
 
 Bowie, B 
 
 BRI 
 
 Bowling Green, B*-J> 
 
 NG-Grn 
 Bowles, B-Lz 
 Bowman, B*-Mn 
 Bowne, Bn 
 Bow'ron, B'-fln 
 Boyce, Bsi 
 Boyd, Bi-D 
 Boyle, B>-L 
 Boyl'ston, B 1 -s-Tn 
 Boyn'ton, Bn 1 -!^ 
 Boz, Bz 
 
 Bozzar'is, B'-z7?s 
 Bra'bant, Br>-B-N-T 
 Brace, Brs* 
 Brad'bury, Brd'-Br 
 Brad'ford, Brd'-Frd 
 Brad'ish, Brdi-SH 
 Brad'ley, Brdi-L 
 Brad'shaw, Brdi-5fl' 
 Brad'street, Brd l -sTrt 
 Bra'dy, Br*-D 
 Brag'don, Br'-G-Dn 
 Brah'mapootra, Br J -M- 
 
 P-Tr 
 
 Brain'ard, Br*-Nrd 
 Bra'mah, Br^M 
 Bram'hall, Br^M-Hl 
 Bran'denburg, Brn'-D-N- 
 
 Br G 
 
 Bran'don, Brn>-Dn 
 Brandt, Brnt 1 
 Bran'dywine, Brni-D- 
 
 Wn 
 Brat'tleborough, Br'-Tl- 
 
 B-JI 
 
 Brazil', Brz-L 
 Bra'zos, Brzs 1 
 Breck, Br-K 
 Breck'enridge, Br l -Kn- 
 
 fi-J 
 
 Brem'en, Bror'-Mn 
 Bren'nan, Br-Nn 
 Bres'lau, Br*-sL 
 Bretagne', Br>-Tn 
 Bre'ton, Br-Tn 
 Brett, Brt* 
 
 Bretz'field, Brts-F-Ld 
 Brevoort', B^-Vrt 
 Brew'er, B^-R 
 Brews ter, Brstr 3 
 Bria'reus, Br s -Ks 
 Brice, Brs 1 
 
 Bridge'man, Br'-J-Mn 
 Bridge'port, BH-J-Prt 
 Bridg'et, Br^-Jt 
 Bridge'water, BrS-J-Wtr 
 Bridg'ham, Br'-J-M 
 Brien, B r i-N 
 BrigRS, Br^Gz 
 Brig'ham, Br3-G-M 
 Bright, Brti 
 Brigh'ton, Br'-Tn 
 Brinck'erhoff, Br s -NG- 
 
 Krf 
 
 Brin'disi, Brn^-D-S 
 Brink, Br3-NG-K 
 Brink'ly, Br 3 -NG-Kl 
 Brins'made, Br*-Nz-Md 
 Brissot', Br 2 -8 
 
BRI 
 
 Bris tol, Brs'-T-L 
 Brit'ain, Br-Tn 
 Brit/tany, Br-T-N 
 Brit'ton, Br-Tn 
 Broad'bent, Br'-D -Bnt 
 Broad'way, Brd'-W 
 Brob'dingnag, Br^B-D 
 
 NG-N-G 
 Brock, Br'-K 
 Brock'port, Br-K-Prt 
 Brock'way, Br l -K-W 
 Brod'erick, BrJ-Dr-K 
 Brod'head, Brd'-Hd 
 Broeck, Br 2 -K 
 Brogl'ie, Br 2 -/, 
 Brom'berg, Bri-M-Br-G 
 Brom'ley, Br'-M-i 
 Brom'wich, Br a -M-J 
 Bron'son, Br'-Ns-N 
 Bron'te, Br'-N-T 
 Brooke, Br 3 -K 
 Brook'line, Br'-K-in 
 Brook'lyn, Br-Kln 
 Brooks, Br 3 -Ks 
 Bro'phy, Br*-F 
 Broth'erson, Br'-DHrs-N 
 Brough, Brfs 
 Brough'am, Br 3 -M 
 Brough'ton, Bri-Tn 
 Brow'er, Bri-R 
 Brown, Brn> 
 Brown'ell, Br 1 -!*! 
 Brown'ing, Brn^NG 
 Browns'ville, Brnz'-V-L 
 Bruce, Brs 3 
 
 Bru'ges, Br s - Jz or Br 8 -ZH 
 Brum'mell, Br*-Ml 
 Brun'dage, Brnd 2 -J 
 Brunei', Br*-Nl 
 Brunn, Brn 2 o?- 3 
 Brun'ner, Br'-Nr 
 Bru'no, Br^-N 
 Bruns, Brnz> 
 Bruns'wick, Br*-Nz-W-K 
 Brush, Br'-SH 
 Brus'sels, Brs^-Lz 
 Bry'an, Br'-N 
 Bry'ant, Br-N-T 
 Buchan'an, B'-Kn-N 
 Bucha'ria, B 2 -K-B 
 Buch'ner, B l -K-Nr 
 Buck, B2-K 
 Buck'ham, B-K-M 
 Buckingham, B^-K-NG- 
 
 M 
 Buckinghamshire, B ! - 
 
 K-NG-M-SHr 
 Buck'ley, B l -Kl 
 Budd, B2-D 
 Bud'long, Bd 2 --NG 
 Bu'el, BS L 
 Buenaventu'ra, Bw^-N- 
 
 Vnt R 
 Bue'na Vista, Bw*-N-Vs- 
 
 T 
 Bue'nos Ay'res, B*-Ns- 
 
 Rz or Bw^-Ns-JZz 
 Buffalo, B*-F-Z 
 Buf fon, B-Fn 
 Bulga'ria, Bls-G-B 
 
 305 
 
 Bulk'ley, B*-/i-Kl 
 Bull, BS L 
 Bul'lard, B-i-JZd 
 
 Bul'lock, Bs./i-K 
 
 Bul'lus, B'-Ls 
 
 Bul'wer, B'-L-Wr 
 
 Bunce, Bns* 
 
 Bun'combe, B^-NG-K-M 
 
 Bun'dy, Bn^-D 
 
 Bunk'erHill, B-NG-Kr 
 HI 
 
 Buns'by, B*-Nz-B 
 
 Bun'sen, B*-Ns-N 
 
 Bur'bank, B*-fi-B-NG-K 
 
 Bur'chard, Br 2 -CHrd 
 
 Bur'den, B^-fi-Dn 
 
 Burdett', B-B-Dt 
 
 Burg, B2-72-G. As a ter- 
 mination Burg is writ- 
 ten either B-K-G or Br- 
 G, according to which 
 joins best to the preced- 
 ing stem. 
 
 Bur'gess, B*--Js 
 
 Burgoyne', B'-fi-Gn 
 
 Bur'gundy, 
 
 Burke, B-tf-K 
 
 Burk'hardt, B -K-Hrt 
 
 Bur'leigh, Br-i 
 
 Bur'ling, Br*-i-NG 
 
 Bur'lingame, Br-L-NG- 
 G-M 
 
 Bur'lington, 
 Tn 
 
 Bur'nett, 
 
 Bur'ney, B -N 
 
 Burn'ham, B=-fin-M 
 
 Burns, B" Rnz 
 
 Burn'side, B^-K-Ns-D 
 
 Burn'ton, Bs-fi-N-Tn 
 
 Burr, B2 B 
 
 Bur'rill, B^-Kl 
 
 Bur'roughs, 3*-Rz 
 
 Burt, Bs-Rt 
 
 Bur'tis, B'-K-Ts 
 
 Bur'ton, B^-TZ-Tn 
 
 Bu'ry, B2 R 
 
 Bus'by, Bz=-B 
 
 Bush, B3-SH 
 
 Bush'nell, B-8H-N1 
 
 Busi'ris, B^sKs 
 
 Bus'kirk, Bs 2 -Kr-K 
 
 Bus'sing, Bs=-NG 
 
 Bus'teed, Bs*-Td 
 
 But'ler, Bt* i-R 
 
 Buf terfleld, Btr-F-Ld 
 
 But'terick, B Tr-K 
 
 But'termilk Falls, B=- 
 Tr M-i-K-F-Lz 
 
 But'terworth, Bt*-fl-Wr- 
 TH 
 
 But'ton. B*-Tn 
 
 Butts, Bts* 
 
 Bux'ton, B'-Ks-Tn 
 
 By'ington, Bi-NG-Tn 
 
 Byrne, B'-Kn 
 
 Byrnes, B 2 .Rnz 
 
 Byron, B^Bn 
 
 Bysshe, B:< SH 
 
 Byzan'tium, Bzi-N-SH-M 
 
 CAR 
 
 C. 
 
 Cabool', K-BS-L 
 Cab'ot, K-Bti 
 Ca'diz, K-Dz- 
 Cad'mus, K-DJ-Ms 
 Cad'wallader, K-D'-W- 
 
 Ca'dy, K DZ 
 Cee'sar, sZ 3 -K 
 Cafira'ria, K-Fr 2 -fi 
 Cahaw'ba, K-H-Bi 
 Cahill, K2-H1 or K-L 
 Cahoone', K^-Hn 
 Cahoes', K 3 -Hz 
 Cain, Kn 2 
 jCai'ro, K-R'or* 
 Cala'bria, K-Z/2-Br 
 [Calais', E.-L2 
 Calcut'ta, Kl-K-T 2 
 Cald'well, Kld-Wli 
 Caledo'nia, Kl-D 2 -N 
 Ca'leb, K-/.--B 
 Calhoun', KP-Hn 
 Califor'nia, Kl-F^R-N 
 Calk'ins, K'-Kiis 
 Calla'o, K-i> 
 Calli'ope, K-i'-P 
 Cal'vary, Kl-Vi-R 
 Cal'verley, Kl-Vr'-Z 
 Cal'vert,Kl-Vrti 
 Cal'vin, Kl-Vn 1 
 Calyp'so. K Z, 3 -P-S 
 Caman'che, K-M-N-CH^ 
 Cambo'dia, K-M B-D 
 Cam'bria, K-M-Br 1 
 Cam'bridge, K-M-Br a -J 
 Cam'den, K-M-Dn 1 
 Cam'eron, K-1I Ru 1 
 Camil'la, K-M-L J 
 Camp, K-M-pi 
 Camp'bell, K'-Ml 
 Campea'chy, K-M-P3-CH 
 Ca'naan, K 2 -Nn 
 Can'ada, K-N-D 1 
 Canajohar'ie, K-N-J'-H- 
 
 R 
 Canandai'gua, Kn-N-D*- 
 
 Gw 
 
 Cana'ries, K-N-JZz* 
 Canasto'ta, K-Ns-T-T 
 Can'dia, Kn-Di 
 Can'fleld, Kn-F'-Ld 
 Can'non, K'-Nn 
 Cano'va, K-N-V 2 
 Can'terbury, Kntr-B'-R 
 Can'ton, Kn-Tni 
 Cant'well, Knt-W^-L 
 Canute', K'-Nt 
 Ca'pron, K-Prn 2 
 Carac'as, K K'-Ks 
 Car'berry, Kr BVR 
 Car'denas, Kr-DJ-Ns 
 Car'diflF, Kr-Df 
 Cardo'zo, Kr-D ! Z 
 Ca'rey, K R* 
 Car'hart, Kr 1 -Hrt 
 Caribbean, K-R l -Bn 
 
CAR 
 
 Carl, Kr-H 
 Carle'ton, Kr-ii-Tn 
 Car'lin, Kr-Lni 
 Carlisle', Kr-Li-i 
 Carlyle', Kr-L^-L 
 Car'mel, Kr'-Ml 
 Car'michael, Kr'-M-Kl 
 Car'nochan, Kr l -N-Kn 
 Caroli'na, Kr-Z-i-N 
 Caroline, Kr-Zni 
 Carpathian, Kr-PVTHn 
 Car'penter, Kr-Pntri 
 Carr, Kri 
 Car'roll, K-KU 
 Car'rollton, K-KU-Tn 
 Car'son, K-ffs'-N 
 Cartage'na, Kr-T'-j-N 
 Carter, Krtr> 
 .Car'thage, Kr-TH-J 
 Case, Ks* 
 Ca'sey, K-S 
 Cashmere', K-SH S -M-E 
 Cas'pian, Ks-Pni 
 Cass, Ksi 
 Cas'serly, K-sK 1 -^ 
 Cas'sidy, Ks-D 
 Cas'sius, K SHs 1 
 Cass'ville, Ks-V-L 
 Cas'tle, Ks-H 
 Castlereagh', K-8/A.R 
 Cas'tleton, K-s/, l -Tn 
 Cas'tor, Kstri 
 Cas'well, K-zWl* 
 Catalo'nia, K-T*- 
 Cat'aline, K-T'-Xn 
 Ca'to, K-T* 
 Cataw'ba, K-Ti-B 
 Cat'egat, K-T-Gt 
 Cath'cart, K-THi-Krt 
 Cath'arine, K-TH-.Rn 
 Cat'lin, Kt-Lni 
 Cattarau'gus, K-Tr^Gs 
 Cau'casus, Ri-Kss 
 Cauld'well, 
 Cav'an, K-Vn 
 Cav'anagh, K-Vi-N 
 Cave, Kv* 
 
 Cavendish, K-Vnd-5fl' 
 Cavour', K-V-B 
 Cayenne', K2-N 
 Cayu'ga, K-Y'-G 
 Cazeno'via, Kz-N-V 
 Ce'cil, Ss3-L 
 Cecil'ia, sS 3 -/, 
 Ce'crops, sKr-Ps 3 
 Ce'dron, sDrnS 
 Cen'ci, CH'-N-CH 
 Cen'is, sNs 2 or sN 
 Ce'phas, sFs* 
 Cerberus, sR'-'B-Rs 
 Ce'res, Rflz' 
 Cervan'tes, sfii-V-N-Tz 
 Ceylon', sfcn 1 
 Chad'wick, CHd-W-K 
 Chalde'a, Kl-D^ 
 Chaleur', 8H3--K 
 Chal'mers, CHl l -M-Kz or 
 
 CHi-MKz 
 Cham'berlin, CH*-M-Br- 
 
 Ln 
 
 306 
 
 Cham'bers, CH-M-Brz 
 Champagne', 8H*-M-Pn 
 Cham'pion, CHi-M-Pn 
 Champlain', SH'-M-Pln 
 Chandler, CHi-N-D-Z-B 
 Chan'ning, CHui-NG 
 Chantil'ly, SH 3 -N-T-.& 
 Cha'pin, CH 2 -Pn 
 Chap'man, CH'-P-Mn 
 Chap'paqua, CH'-P-Kw 
 Chapultepec', CH*-P1-T 
 
 P-K 
 
 Charib'dis, K-fi 3 -B-Ds 
 Charlemagne', SHr 1 ' 
 
 Mn 
 
 Charles, CHr-Zz 
 Charles'ton, CHr'-Lz-Tn 
 Charles'town, CHr'-Zz 
 
 Tn Vocalized with ow. 
 Charlick, CHr>-Z-K 
 Char'lier, SHri-Z 
 Charlotte, SHr'-it 
 Sha'ron, K-fln^r 1 
 Dhartres, SHrtri 
 Shase, CHs* 
 Dhat'fleld, CHt'-Fld 
 Dhat'ham, CHti-M 
 Dhattahoo'che, CHt'-H- 
 
 CH 
 
 Dhattanoo'ga, CHt'-N-G 
 Jhat'terton, CHi-Tr-Tn 
 3hau'cer, CH'-sB 
 Jbaun'cey, CH'-N-S 
 Dhautau'que, CHi-T-Kw 
 2hazy', SH3-Z 
 Dheese'brough, CHz*-Br 
 Jhee'ver, CH 3 -Vr 
 Jhelms ford, CH 3 -Mz-F- 
 
 Jhemung', SH-M-NG 
 ^henan'go, SH'-N-NG-G 
 ^her'burg, SHr^-B-B 
 Jherokee', CH*-R-K 
 Jhes'apeake, CH^-sP-K 
 Cheshire, CH^-SHr 
 3hes'ter, CHstr* 
 ^hes'terfield, CHstr*-F- 
 
 Ld 
 
 3hevalier, SH'-V-Z-B 
 3heyeune', SH^-N 
 3hica'go, SHi-K-G 
 Jhich'ester, CH 3 -CHstr 
 3hickahom'iny, CH'-K- 
 
 H-M-N 
 
 Jhickamau'ga, CH'-M-G 
 yhicopee', CH 3 -K-P 
 Jhick'asaws, OH 3 -K-Sz 
 Jhick'ering, CH 3 -Kr-NG 
 Jhihua'hua, CH'-W-W 
 Jhild, CH'-Ld 
 )hilds,CH'-Ldz 
 Jhil'i, CH8-Z 
 3hillicoth'e, CH1-K-TH 
 Jhil'ton, CH3-Z-Tn 
 Jhimbora'zo, CH'-M- 
 
 Br-Z 
 
 Jhi'na, CH'-N 
 Jhinchil'la, CHn'-CH-i 
 Jhip'man, CH-P-Mn 
 Chip'pewa, CH 3 -P-W 
 
 COG 
 
 Chif tenden, CH 3 -Tn-Dn 
 
 Chittenan'go, CH'-Ti> 
 NG-G 
 
 Choate, CHts 
 
 Choc'taw, CHi-K-T 
 
 Cho'pin, CH^-Pn 
 
 Christ, Krst'or' 
 
 Chris'tian, Krs-CHn 3 
 
 Chris'tie, Krs-T* 
 
 Christi'na, Krs-T 3 -H 
 
 Christine', Krs-Tn 
 
 Chris'topher, Krs-T 3 -Fr 
 
 Church, CHr^-CH 
 
 Church'ill, CHr=-CHl 
 
 Cic'ero, eS 3 -R 
 
 Cincinna'ti, sMs-N-T 
 
 Circas'sia, sRi K-SH 
 
 "lis'co, Ss 3 -K 
 ilaf'lin, Kl-F'-Ln 
 lair, Kl-Bi 
 
 Dlan'cy, Kln-S 1 
 
 31app, K1-P> 
 Cla'ra, Kl- 
 
 ~31ar'ence, Kl-fins 1 
 
 Jlar'endon, Kl-^Z^K-Dn 
 
 llaris'sa, K\-R*-S 
 
 Hark, Kl-B'-K 
 
 Hark'son, Kl-Bi-Ks-N 
 
 Haude, K1-D 
 
 ilau'dius, Kl-Ds 1 
 lau'sen, Kls l -N 
 
 Jlav'erack, Klv-R'-K 
 "Uax'ton, Kl-Ks-Tni 
 
 !lay, Kl 
 
 !lay'burn, Kl-Brn* 
 
 Jlay'ton, Kl-Tn 
 
 Jlay'ville, Kl-V-L 
 
 Slea'ry, K\-R 3 
 
 Jle'land, Kl-inds 
 
 llem'ens, Kl 2 -Mnz 
 
 llem'ent, K12-Mnt 
 
 llem'entine, Kl-.\In-Tn 
 
 Hem'ents, Kl--Mnts 
 
 Sleopa'tra, Ki-P 2 or-Tr 
 
 llermont', Kl-R2-Mnt 
 
 Heve'land, Kl-V3-Znd 
 
 Hif ford, Kl-Frd3 
 
 'lift, Klft 3 
 
 Ilif ton, Kl-F 3 -Tn 
 
 !line, Kln> 
 
 llin'ton, Klnt'-N 
 
 ili'o, Kli6 
 
 lotilde', Kl-T3-Ld 
 
 lyde, K1-D> 
 
 ! oates, Kts 2 
 
 obb, K-Bi 
 Cob'bett, K-Bt' 
 "/ob'lentz, K-Blnts 1 
 
 lo'burn, K-Brn 
 
 lo'burg, K-Br a -G 
 
 Soch'ran, K-K-flni 
 
 lod'dington, K-D^NG- 
 
 Tn 
 
 lo'dy, K-D 
 
 oe, K 
 Coeur de Lion, Er'-D. 
 
 L-K 
 
 loffln, K-Fni 
 
 ognac', K^N-K 
 Cogs'well, K-G-zWl 
 
COH 
 
 Cohas'set, K-Hs-H 
 Co'hen, K-Hn 
 Conn, Kn* 
 Cohoes', K 8 -Hz 
 Coke, K*-K 
 Col'burn, Kl-Brn* 
 Col'by, K1-B 
 Cold Spring, Kld-sPr- 
 
 NG 
 
 Cole, K-L* (K12) 
 Cole'gate, K-L-Gt 
 Cole'man, Kl-Mn 
 Colen'so, K-Zn-S 
 Cole'ridge, Kl-.RM 
 Coles, K-Lz(Klz 2 ) 
 Col'fax, Kl-F-Ks 
 Col'lar, K-Zr 
 Collier, K-z>-R 
 Col'lingwood, Kl-NG- 
 
 Col'lins, K-Znzi 
 Cologne', K-Zn* 
 Colora'do, K1-.RI-D 
 Col'ton, Kl-Tu 
 Colum'bia, Kl-M-Ba 
 Colum'bus, Kl-M-Bs 
 Col'well,K!-Wl 
 Caman'che, K-M-N-CHi 
 Combe, K"-M 
 Combs, K 2 -Mz 
 Com'fort, K-M-Frt* 
 Co'mo, K 2 -M 
 Comp'ton, K-M-Tn 1 
 Com'stock, K-Ms-T*-K 
 Co'mus, K 2 -Ms 
 Co'nant, K^-Nnt 
 Con'cord, SKrd 1 
 Concor'dia, !Kr-D 
 Con'de, Kn-D 
 Con'der, Kndr 1 
 Con'dit, Kn-Dt> 
 Cone, Kns 
 Confu'cius, iF 3 -5ffs 
 Cong'don, K-NG-Dn 1 
 
 Con'go, KI-NG-G 
 
 Con'greve, SGrv' 
 Conklin, K'-NG-Kln 
 Conkling, K-NG-K1-NG 
 Con'ley, Kn-i 
 Con'naught, K'-Nt 
 Connect'icut, K 2 -Nt-Kt 
 Con'nell-y, K*-N1 
 Con'nor, Kn-E 1 
 Con'over, K-N-V'-B 
 Con'rad, Kn-B'-D 
 Con'stable, !sT-Bl 
 Constanti'na, isTn s -T-N 
 Con'stantine, !sTn-Tn 
 Constantino'ple, IsTnt*- 
 
 N-P1 
 
 Con'way, Kn-Wi 
 Cooke, K-K 
 Coo'ley, K-i 
 Coo'lidge, K-Z 8 - J 
 Coon, Kn 3 
 Coo'ney, K 8 -N 
 Coo'per, K-Pr 8 
 Coop'erstown, K-Prz-Tn 
 Copeland, K-P-Znd 
 Copenha'gen, K-Pn-Gn 
 
 307 
 
 Coper'nicus, K-Pr*-N-Ks 
 Co'ra, K-K* 
 Cor'coran, Kr-K-TJn 1 
 Corday', Kr-D 
 Cordelia, Kr-D 8 -Z 
 Cordilleras, Kr-D 8 -Z-fis 
 Cor'dora, Kr-D-V 
 Core'a, K-fi 3 
 Corfu', Kr-F 8 
 Corinne', K-Bn 8 
 Cor'inth, Kr-N-TH' 
 Cork. Kri-K 
 Cor'hes,Kr-izi 
 Corliss, Kr-Zs 1 
 Corneille', Kr-N-L* 
 Cornelia, Rr-N-Z 8 
 Cornelius, Kr-N-Zs 8 
 Cornell', Kr 2 -Nl 
 Corn'ing, K-Kn^NG 
 Corn'wall,Kn>-W-L 
 Cornwal'lis, Krn-W'-Zs 
 Corrien'tes, K-fi 2 -N-Tz 
 Cor'rigan, K-^-Gn 
 Cor'ry, K-R* 
 Cor'sica, Krs^K 
 Cor'tez, Kr-Tz 
 Cortland, Krt-Znd* 
 Cor'win, K-Ri-Wn 
 Cor'son, K-s'-N 
 Co'ry, K-.R3 
 Cos'grove, ^-sGrv 
 Cos'ta Bi'ca, Ks-T l -R-K 
 Costel'lo, Ks-T a -Z 
 Cotopax'i, K-T-P-K-S 
 Coughlin, K-F!-Zn 
 Court'enay, Kr-T 2 -N 
 Court'ney, Krt 2 -N 
 Cousin', KZ'-AT 
 Coventry, K-Vnt*-JK 
 Cow'en, K>-N 
 Cowes, Kzi 
 Cow'per, K-Pr^r* 
 Cox, K'-Ks 
 Coyle, K-Li 
 Coz'zens, Kz'-Nz 
 Crab'tree, Kr-Bi-Tr 
 Cra'cow, Kr-K 
 Craft, Krf 
 Cra'gin, Kr'-Gn 
 Craig, Kr*-G 
 Crai'gie, Kr 2 -G 
 Cram, Kr ! -M 
 Cran'dall, Krn-Di-L 
 Crane, Km 2 
 Cran'mer, Kr'-N-Mr 
 Cra'ry, Kr-K* 
 Craske, Krs'-K 
 Crawford, Kr-Frd 
 Crea'mer, KrS-Mr 
 Creigh'ton, Kr-Tn 
 Cremo'na, Kr-M-N 
 Cren'shaw, Krn-SH* 
 Crete, Krt 3 
 Crime'a, Kr-M 
 Crit'tenden, Kr-Tn 8 -Dn 
 Croa'tia, Kr-SH 
 Crock' ett, Kr-K-T 1 
 iCroe'suB, Krss* 
 Croly, Kr-Z 
 Crom'well, Kr-M-Wl 
 
 DAL 
 
 Cro'nin, Kr 2 -Nn 
 Cron'stadt, Kr-Ns-Tt' 
 Crooke, Kr 3 -K 
 Cros'by, Krz-B 1 
 Cross, Krs 1 
 Cross'ley, Kr-si 1 
 Cro'ton, Kr-Tn* 
 Crouch, Kr-CH' 
 Crown. Point, Krn'-Pnt 
 Cru'den, Kr 3 -Dn 
 Cruik'shank, Kr-K-SH 8 - 
 
 NG-K 
 
 Cu'ba, K-B3 
 Cub'berly, K-Br'-i 
 Cud'lipp, K-D 2 -i-p 
 Cul'bert, Kl-Brt 2 
 Cul'len, K-in2 
 Cullo'den, K-/, J -Dn 
 Cul'lom, K-IAM 
 Cul'pepper, Kl-P 2 -Pr 
 Oul'ver, Kl-Vr' 
 Cumberland, K-M-Br*- 
 
 LuA 
 
 Cum'mings, K 2 -M-NGz 
 Cunard', Kn-Kd 1 
 Cun'ningham, Kn 2 -NG- 
 
 M 
 
 Curaco'a, K-TJ^-s 
 Cur'ran, K-ftna 
 Cur'rie, K-.K 2 
 Cur'rier,K-.R 2 -.R 
 Cur'tin, Kr-Tn 2 
 Cur'tis, Kr-Ts' 
 Cush'ing, K-SH3-NG 
 Cush'man, K-SH 3 -Mn 
 Cuth'bert, K-THS-Brt 
 Cuth'ell, K-TH2-L 
 Cut'ler, K1-L2-B 
 Cut'ting, Kt 2 -NG 
 Cut'tle, K-T12 
 Cuvier',K-V 2 
 Cuyaho'ga, K 2 -H-G 
 Cuy'ler, K-.tr 1 
 Cyclops, sKl-Psi 
 Cypress, sPrs 1 
 Cy'rus, efts 1 
 Cythe'ra, sTH'-H 
 
 D. 
 
 Dacos'ta, Di-Ks-T 
 Dag'gett, D'-Gt 
 Daguerre', D 2 -G-K 
 Danl'green, Di-Z,-Grn 
 Daho'mey, D 2 -H-M 
 Dai'ley, D"--L 
 Dako'ta, D 2 K-T 
 Dale, D'-L 
 
 Dalma'tia, T>\--1S.-SH 
 Dal'rymple, D^i-B-M-PI 
 Dal'ton, D'-i-Tn 
 Daly, D-I, 
 Da'mon, D s -Mn 
 Dan, Dn 1 
 Da'na, D-N 
 
 Dan'forth, D'-N-F-K-TH 
 Dan'iel.D'-Nl 
 Dan'iels, D'-Nlz 
 Dal'ton, 
 
DAN 
 
 Dan'te, Di-N-T 
 Dant'zic, D^N-T-zK 
 Dan'ube, D^N-B 
 Dan'ville, Dn'-V-L 
 Daph'ne, Dfi-N 
 Dar'by, D-.R-B 
 Dar'cy, Di-fi-s 
 Dardanelles'. V*-R D 
 
 Nlz 
 
 Da'rien, D2-fi-N 
 Dari'us, D l -Ra 
 Darling, Dri-Z,-NG 
 Dar'lington, Dr l --NG 
 
 Tn 
 
 Darm'etadt, Dri-Ms-Tt 
 Dart'mouth, Drti-M-TH 
 Dar'win, DLfi-Wn 
 Daubigne', D 2 -B-N-Y 
 Dav'enport, Dv^N-P-fit 
 Da'vid, Dv 2 -D 
 Da'vidson, Dv 2 -Ds-N 
 Da'vies, D*-Vz 
 Da' vis, D-Vs 
 Da'vison, D'-Vs-N 
 Da'vy, D-V 
 Dawes, Dzi 
 Daw'son, Ds'-N 
 Dayton, D 2 -Tn 
 Dean, Dn 
 Deb'ora, D 2 -Br 
 Decamp', D'-K-M-P 
 Deca'tur, D 2 -Ktr 
 Deck'er, D 2 -Kr 
 Ded'ham, Dd 2 -M 
 Deer'ing, D 3 
 Deery', D 3 -R 
 De Foe', D 2 -F 
 Defor'est, VP-Rst 
 Degraw', D'-Gr 
 Degroot', D 3 -Grt 
 Del'afield, D-L-V Ld 
 Del'amater, T> 2 -L-Mtr 
 Delan'cey, Di-Ln-S 
 Dela'ney, D'-i-N 
 Delatour', D-i-Tr 
 Del'avan, D 2 -//-Vn 
 Del'aware, D 2 -i-W 
 Del'hi, D2-li 
 De'lia, D s -. 
 Delmar', D' 1,-Mr 
 Delmon'ico, Dli-M-N-K 
 Del'phi, Dt-L-F 
 Dem'arest, D 2 -M-Kst 
 Demilt', D^-M-it 
 Demos'thenes. D'-Ms- 
 
 TH Nz 
 
 Demp'sey, D2-M-S 
 Demp'ster, D ! -Mstr 
 Den'ham, D=-N-M 
 Deni'o, D'-N 
 Den'ison, D 2 -Ns-N 
 Den'mark, D-N-Mr-K 
 Den'ning, Dn 2 -NG 
 Den'nis, D-Ns 
 Dens'more, D*-Nz-M-E 
 
 [D2-ZM-B] 
 Dent, Dnt 
 Den'ton, Dn 2 -Tn 
 Depew, D 3 -P 
 Depeys'ter, D'-Pstr 
 
 308 
 
 Der'by, Dor>-fi-B 
 Der'ham, Dr 2 -M 
 De Ruy'ter, D"-7Ztr 
 ; Descartes', ~ " 
 i Des'eret, D . 
 
 ; Des Moines', 
 
 iDeSo'to, Ds*-T 
 . Det'mold, Dt-M-Z,d 
 Detroit', Di-Trt 
 DeVereaux, Dv*-R 
 Devine', Dvi-N 
 Devlin, D-'-vin 
 Devoe', D 2 -V 
 Devonshire, Dv 2 -N-SHr 
 Dew'ey, DuP 
 Dewitt', D 3 -Wt 
 
 Dewolf, D 3 -W- 
 
 Dew'snap, Ds 3 -N-P 
 Dex'ter, D 2 -Kstr 
 D6v D^ 
 Dia'na, D'-N 
 Dick, D 3 -K 
 Dick'ens, D'-Knz 
 Dick'erson, D-Krs-N 
 Dick'inson, D-K-Ns-N 
 Dick'son, D^-Ks-N 
 Di'do, D>-D 
 Die'derich, D'-Dr-K 
 Diehl, D 3 -L 
 Dieppe', D-P 
 Dietz, Dtz 3 
 Dilks, D^-L-Ka 
 Dil'lon, D 3 -Ln 
 Dim'mick, D 3 -M-K 
 Di'nah, D>-N 
 Dink'elspiel, D 3 -NG-Kls- 
 
 PL 
 
 Dinwid'die, D 3 -N-wD 
 Diog'enes, D'-J-Nz 
 Dis'brow, D 3 -zBr 
 Disrae'li, D^-sR-L 
 Dis'trict of Columbia, 
 
 D 3 -8Tr-Kt-Kl(-M-B) 
 Dit'mars, Dt 3 -M-Rz 
 Dix, D 3 -Ks 
 Dix'on, D 3 -Ks-N 
 jDnei'per, N-Pr' 
 Dneis'ter, Nstr s 
 Doane, Dn 
 Dobbs, D'-Bz 
 Dob'son, Di-Bs-N 
 Dodd, D K D 
 Dod'dridge, Dd''-JZ-J 
 Dodge, D'-J 
 Dod' worth, Ddi-Wr-TH 
 Do'herty, D 2 -B-T 
 Do'lan, D 2 -in 
 Dom'inick, D'-M-N-K 
 Domin'go, D 3 -M-NG-G 
 Don'aldson, D"-Nlds-N 
 Donizet'ti, D 2 -Nz-T 
 Don'nelly, D J -N1 
 Don'ohue, D^N-H 
 Don'ovan, D^N-Vn 
 Doo'little, D 3 -Lt-L 
 Do'ra, D 2 -B 
 Dorcas, Dr'-Ks 
 Dor'chester, Dr^CHstr 
 Dore'mus, Dr 3 -Ms 
 Dor'king, DrJ-K-NG 
 
 DYE 
 
 Dor'lon, Dr'-in 
 Dor'othy, Di-R TH 
 Dorr, D!-R 
 Dor'sey, Di-B- 
 Dor'sheimer, 
 Dos'cher, D l -SHr 
 Dospas'sos, D'-sPss 
 Do'ty, D 2 -T 
 Dou'ai, D 3 
 Doub'leday, D-B1-D 
 Dou'glas, D 2 -Gls 
 Do'ver, D 2 -Vr 
 Dow, D 1 
 Dowd. D 1 D 
 Dow'ling, D'-i-NG 
 Down'ing, Dn'-NG 
 Doyle, D-L 
 Drake, Dr 2 -K 
 Dra'per, Dr 2 -Pr 
 Dray'ton, Dr 2 -Tn 
 Dres'den, Drz-Dn 
 Drew, Dr 3 
 Drex'el, Dr 2 -Ks-L 
 Drey'fous, Dri-Fs 
 Driggs, Dr3-Gz 
 Dris'coll, Drs 3 -Kl 
 Drum'mond, Dr^Mnd 
 Dru'ry, Dr 3 -/J 
 Dry'den, Dr'-Dn 
 Duane', D Z -N 
 Dub'lin, D-Bln 
 Dubois', D'-Bs 
 Dubuque', D 3 -B-K 
 Duchesne', T>--SHn 
 Dud'ley, D Z -D-Z, 
 Du'er, D 3 -B 
 Duflf, Df 2 
 Duffleld, D 2 -Fld 
 Duf fy, D=-F 
 Dumas', D'-M 
 Dumont', D'-Mnt 
 Dun'bar, D 2 -N-Br 
 Dun'can, D 2 -N-Kn 
 Dundee', D 3 -N-D 
 Dun'glison, D^-NG-Gls-N 
 Dun'ham, D 2 -N-M 
 Dun'kirk, D 2 -N-Kr-K 
 Dun'lap, D2-N1-P 
 Dunn, Dn 2 
 Dun'ning, Dn^-NG 
 Duns'ton, D 2 Ns-Tn 
 Dupont', Di-Pnt 
 Dupuis', D 3 -Pw 
 Dupuy', D 3 -Pw 
 Duquesne',D 2 -Kn 
 Durand', D 1 Rnd 
 Durant', Di-flnt 
 Du'rer, D 3 -Rr 
 
 Jum'fries, D 2 -M-Frz 
 
 Jur'ham, Dr 2 -M 
 
 Juryea', Dr 3 -Y 
 
 Ju'senberry, Dz-N-B-S 
 
 )us'seldorf, D 2 -sZ/-Drf 
 Dutch'er, D 2 -CHr 
 Duy'ckinck, Di-K-NG-K 
 
 )wight, Dwt 1 
 
 )wy'er, Dw'-B 
 
 Jy'er, Di-K 
 Dy'ett, Di-T 
 
BAG 309 FIT 
 
 E. 
 
 lEm'ily, M- 
 Em'ma, M 2 
 Em'met, M-T* 
 
 F. 
 
 
 Em'mittsburg, Mts-Br 2 - 
 
 
 Ea'gan, Gn' 
 
 G 
 
 Fa'ber, F 2 -Br 
 
 Earle, Rl* 
 
 Emo'tt, M-T* 
 
 Fa'bius, F 2 -Bs 
 
 East'burn, St 3 -B-fin 
 
 Em'pire City, M-Prs 2 -T 
 
 Fackler, F'-K-r 
 
 East'man, St 3 -Mn 
 
 Ems, Mz 2 
 
 Fac'toryville, F'-K-Tr 
 
 Ea'ston, S 3 -Tn 
 
 En'dor, Ndr* 
 
 VI 
 
 Ea'ton, Tn 3 
 
 En'dicott, N-D*-Kt 
 
 Fa'gan, F 2 -Gn 
 
 Eau Glair, 6 Z -K1-R The 
 
 En'field, N-F 2 -Ld 
 
 Fahr'enheit. F'-Kn Ht 
 
 6 inclined in direction of 
 
 En'gel, NG-G1 
 
 Fairbanks, Fr^B-NG-Ks 
 
 the stem J. 
 
 England, NG 3 -Glnd 
 
 Fair'child, F'-R-CHld 
 
 Eb'en, Bn* 
 
 En'glewood, NG-Gl-wD* 
 
 Fairfax, Fr^F-Ks 
 
 Ebene'zer, B 3 -Nz-R 
 
 E'noch, Ns-K 
 
 Fair'fleld, Fr'-F-Ld 
 
 Ech'o, K 2 
 
 En'sign, Ns*-N 
 
 Pair'mount, F'-R-Mat 
 
 Ecuador', Kw-Dr 
 
 Eph'esus, Fss 2 
 
 Falkland, F'-K-Z,nd 
 
 Ed'dy, D 
 
 E'phraim, Fi-8-M 
 
 Fall River, Fi-~L-Rv-R 
 
 Ed'dystone, Ds 2 -Tn 
 E'den, Dn 3 
 
 Epinay', P 2 -N 
 Ep'som, P 2 -sM 
 
 Fal'mouth, FH-M-TH 
 Fan'cher, F'-N CHr 
 
 Ed'gar, l> 2 -Gr 
 
 Eras'mus, Rz'-Ms 
 
 Pan'euil, F^N-L or F 2 -N1 
 
 Edg'erton, Jr 2 -Tn 
 Edinburgh, D l -N-B-K 
 
 Eras'tus, Rs^Ts 
 Er'ebus, R 2 -Bs 
 
 Pan'ny, F^N 
 Par'aday, F>-K-D 
 
 E'dith, D 3 -TH 
 
 E'ri, Ri 3 
 
 Par'go, F'-R-G 
 
 Ed'monds, D J -Mndz 
 
 Er'icsson, RS-Ks-N 
 
 Farley, F l -H-L 
 
 Ed'mund, D 2 -Mnd 
 
 E'rie, R 
 
 Farm'ington, F'-R-M- 
 
 Ed'ward, P 2 -Wrd 
 
 E'rin, Rn s 
 
 NG-Tn 
 
 Ed'wards, I> 2 -Wrdz 
 
 Er'nest, R 2 -Nst 
 
 Farn'ham, F^Kn-M 
 
 Ed'win, I> 2 Wn 
 
 Ernst, R 2 -Nst 
 
 Parn'haw, K'-Kn-H 
 
 Effle, F 2 
 
 Ers'kine, Rs a -Kn 
 
 Parns'worth, F^^nz-W- 
 
 Ef'fingham, F*-NG-M 
 E'gan, Gn 3 
 
 E'sau, 8 3 
 Eso'pus, S'-Ps 
 
 Par'quhar, FrJ-Kw-R 
 
 Eg'bert, G-Brt* 
 
 Espinasse', P>-Ns 
 
 Par'rell, Fi-ffl 
 
 Eg'erton, Jr 2 -Tn 
 
 Es'quimaux, S J -K-M 
 
 Paust, Fsti 
 
 Egg Harbor, G 2 -Hr-Br 
 Egleston, Gls-Tn* 
 
 Es'sex, S 2 -Ks 
 Es'ther, 8tr 
 
 Pa'vre, F'-Vr 
 Fay, F 2 
 
 E'gypt, J8-Pt 
 El'ba, Z, 2 -B 
 
 Estienne', T 2 -N 
 E'than, THn 3 
 
 Fayette', F 2 -T 
 Fay'etteville, F 2 -T-V1 
 
 El'be, 7- 2 -B 
 
 Eth'elbert, THl 2 -Brt 
 
 Fee'jee, F 3 -J 
 
 El Dora'do, Z^or'-Dr-D 
 El'dridge, L-Dr-J 
 
 Eth'elred, THl 2 --D 
 Eth'elwolf, THl 2 -W-i-F 
 
 Felix, F^-L-Ks 
 Fellows, F 2 -z 
 
 El'gin, Z, 2 -Jn or L 2 -Gn 
 
 Ell, Z,3 
 
 Ethio'pia, TH*-P 
 Et'na, TS-N 
 
 Fel'ton, FP-Tn 
 Fen'elon, F 2 -Nln 
 
 Eli'as, i>-S 
 
 Et'ta, T 2 
 
 Fen'ton, F2-N-Tn(Fnt 2 -N| 
 
 Elie'zer, L 3 -Zr 
 
 Eufaula, Y^-F-Z, 
 
 Fer'dinand, F 2 -^?d Nnd 
 
 Eli'hu, L'-H 
 
 Eugene', Y 3 -Jn 
 
 Per'guson, F 2 -R-Gs-N 
 
 Eli'jah, /,i-J 
 
 Euge'nia, Y*-J-N 
 
 Fernan'dez, F!--N-N- 
 
 Eli'sha, L*-SB 
 Eli'za, Z,-Z 
 Eliz'abeth, Lz s -B-TH 
 
 Eu'nice, Y 3 -Ns 
 Euphra'tes, Y-Fr 3 -Tz 
 Eure'ka, Y 3 -fi-K 
 
 Dz 
 Pernan'do, Fi 7J-N-N-D 
 Per'ris, F--Rs 
 
 Ella, L* ' 
 
 Euro'pa, Y-/J-P 
 
 Fes'senden, Fs 2 -N-Dn 
 
 El' leaner, Z,*-Xr 
 Ellen, Zn 2 
 
 Eu'rope. Y3-K-P 
 Euse'bius, Ys^* Bs 
 
 Pes'tus, Fs'-'-Ts 
 Fezzan', F'-Zn 
 
 Ellicott, L 2 -Kt 
 
 Eus'tace, Ys 3 -Ts 
 
 Field, F^-Ld 
 
 Ellingwood, XANG-wD 
 Elliott, Z, 2 -T 
 
 Eu'taw, Y 3 -T 
 Eux'ine, Y 8 -Ks-N 
 
 Fielding, F 3 -L-D-NG 
 Fields, F 3 -Ldz 
 
 Ellis, is 2 
 
 E'va, V 3 
 
 Figue'ras, F 2 -G-Ks 
 
 El'lison, Ls-N 
 
 Evan'geline, V-N-J-n 
 
 Fi'ji, F 3 -J 
 
 Ells'worth, Z.z 2 -Wr-TH 
 
 Evans, Vns* 
 
 Pill'more, Fl 3 -Mr 
 
 El'mendorf, L*-M-N-Drf 
 Elmi'ra, H-M-^2 
 
 Ev'arts, V 2 -fits (Vrts*) 
 Eve, V* 
 
 Fin'gal, F 3 NG-G1 
 Finisterre', F'--Ns-T-B 
 
 El'nathan, L*-N-THn 
 
 Everett, V-fit 
 
 Finland, Fn 3 -Z,nd 
 
 El'phistone, L*-Fs-Tn 
 
 Ev'ergreen, Vr*-Grn 
 
 Finley, F 3 -N1 
 
 El Pa'so, L!-P-8 
 
 Ew'ell, Y 3 -L 
 
 Finn, Fn 3 
 
 Ely, L* 
 
 Ew'ing, Y 3 -NG 
 
 Fin'negan, F 3 -N-Gn 
 
 Elys'ium, L* ZH-M 
 Emman'ual, M-N-L 1 
 
 Ex'eter, K-sTr 2 
 Ex'odus, Ks-Ds* 
 
 Fish, F"-Sfl 
 Fish'er, F 3 SH-- 
 
 Em'bree, M-Br* 
 
 Eyre, R l 
 
 Fish'kill, FS-SH-E L 
 
 Em'eline, M-in 2 
 
 Eze'kiel, Z-K-L 
 
 Fisk, Fs-K 
 
 Em'erson, M-/Js>-N Ez'ra, Zr* 
 
 Fitch, F'-CH 
 
FIT 
 
 310 
 
 Fitch'burg, FS-CH-Br-G 
 
 Fremonf , Fri-Mnt 
 
 Fith'ian, F^-THn 
 
 French, F^-N-CH 
 
 Fitz, Fts 3 
 
 Frey, Fr> 
 
 Fitzgerald, Fts2-J-.Rld 
 
 Fried'lander, Fr-D- 
 
 Fitapat'rick, Fta 1 -P-Tr-K 
 
 indr 
 
 Fitzsim'mons, Fts 3 
 
 Fried'man, Fr'-B-Mn 
 
 IsMnz* 
 
 Frob'isher, Fr'-B-SHr 
 
 Flack, F1-K 
 
 Frois'sart, Frs'-t 
 
 Flagg, F1>-G 
 
 Frost, Frsti 
 
 Flah'erty, FU-B-T 
 
 Froth'ingham, Fr>-TH- 
 
 Flan'agan, Fl'-N-Gn 
 
 NG-M 
 
 Flan'ders, Flndrzi 
 
 Froude, F^-D 
 
 Flat'bush, Flt'-B-SH 
 
 Fry, Fr> 
 
 Flem'ing, FP-M-NG 
 
 Ful'ler, F3--E 
 
 Fletch'er, Fl*-CHr 
 
 Ful'lerton, F*-L-R-Tn 
 
 Fleu'ry, FV-R 
 
 Ful'ton, Fl'-Tn 
 
 Flint, Flnta 
 
 Funk, F-NG-K 
 
 Flo'ra, Fl^-B 
 
 Furlong, F*-E-L-NG 
 
 Florence, Fl'-JKns 
 
 Furman, F*-E-Mn 
 
 Florida, FH-fl-D 
 
 Fur'niss, F*--Ns 
 
 Flo'tow, F1=-T 
 
 Fu'seli, F 3 -si 
 
 Floyd, Fli-D 
 
 
 Flushing, Fl-5ff-NG 
 Flynn, Flna 
 
 G. 
 
 Fo'garty, F*-Gr-T 
 Fo'ley, F*-L 
 
 Ga'briel, G-Br'-L 
 
 Fol'ger, F2--Jr 
 
 Gaffney, G-Fi-N 
 
 Fol'som, F^-is-M 
 
 Gage, G-J* 
 
 Fon'da, F"-N-D 
 
 Games, Gnz 2 
 
 Fond du Lac, F'-Nd-D-Z- 
 E 
 
 Gaines'boro', Gnz-B 2 -.R 
 Galapa'gos, Q-U-P-Gs 
 
 Fon'taine, Fi-N-Tn (Fnti. 
 
 Gal'braith, Gl-Br'-TH 
 
 N) 
 
 Gale, G-L* 
 
 Fontenoy', Fnt-N 
 
 Ga'len, G-n* 
 
 Foote, Ft^ 
 
 Gale'na, G- 3 -N 
 
 Forbes, F'-fi-Bz 
 
 Gali'cia, G-L*-SH 
 
 Ford, F2-5-D 
 
 Gal'ilee, G-L l -L 
 
 Ford'ham, F^-H-D-M 
 
 Galile'o, G-L*-L 
 
 Fordyce', F'-fi-Ds 
 
 Gall, G-L 1 
 
 For man, F^E-Mn 
 
 Gallagher, G-i'-Gr 
 
 Formo'sa, F^-K-M-S 
 
 Gallaudet', G-L*-Vt 
 
 Forney, F>--N 
 
 Gallipolis', G-. 3 -P-Ls 
 
 Forrest, Fi-flst 
 
 Galu'sha, G L*-SH 
 
 Forrester, Fi-flstr 
 
 Galva'ni, Gi-Vi-N 
 
 Forster, Fi Estr 
 
 Gal'veston, Gl-Vs-Tn 
 
 Foa'ter, Fstri 
 
 Gal'vin, G-i>-Vn 
 
 Fouche', F*-Sff 
 
 Gal'way, G-^-W 
 
 Fou'rier, F*-R-R 
 
 Gam'bia, G-M-Bi 
 
 Fowler, Fi--E 
 
 Gan'ges, G N-Jz* 
 
 Fox, F'-Ks 
 
 Gan'non, G'-Nn 
 
 France, Frns 1 
 
 Gans'evoort, G-Nz-Vi-t 
 
 Fran'ces, Fr'-Nsez 
 
 Gan'ymede, G-N-M-D 1 
 
 Fran'cis, Fri-Nsa 
 
 Gard'ner, Grd'-Nr 
 
 Franco'nia, Frn'-K-N 
 
 Garibal'di, G- l -B-Z-D 
 
 Frank, Fri-NG-K 
 
 Garret, G-Bti 
 
 Frank'fort, FrJ-NG-K- 
 
 Gar'retson, G-Kts'-N 
 
 Frt 
 
 Garrison, G-ffs^N 
 
 Franklin, Fr l -NG-Kln 
 
 Gar'son, G .Rs'-N 
 
 Franz, Frnzi 
 
 Gar'vey, G-Ri-V 
 
 Fra'ser, Fr*-Zr 
 
 Garvin, G-fii-Vn 
 
 Fred'erick, Fr'-Dr-K 
 
 Gas'cony, Gs>-K-N 
 
 Fred'ericks, Fr-Dr-Ks 
 
 Gates, Gts* 
 
 Fred'ericksburg, Fr*- 
 
 Gath, G-TH 1 
 
 Dr Ks-B-K-G 
 
 Gaul, G-L 1 
 
 Fredo'nia, Fr 5 -D-N 
 
 Gautier, G-T 
 
 Free'land, Fr 3 -ind 
 
 Gavaz'zi, G-Vt'-Z 
 
 Free'man, Fr'-Mn 
 
 Gay, G 
 
 Frei'berg, Fr'-Br-G 
 
 Gay'nor, G-Kr 
 
 Fre'linghuysen, Fr-L- 
 
 Gha'za, G-Z 
 
 NG-Hz-N 
 
 Geary, G-K* 
 
 GOL 
 
 iGeb'hard, G-Brd 
 Oed'ney, G-D-N 
 Geer'y, G-.R 3 
 Gehen'na, G* H-N 
 Genet', J=-N-T 
 Genesee', J 3 -N-S 
 Genese'o, J 3 -N-S 
 Gen'esis, J 2 -Nss 
 Gene'va, J8-N-V 
 Gen'oa, J*-N 
 Geof froy, J2-Fr 
 Geoghe'gan, G 2 -Gn 
 George, JrW 
 George'town, Jr^J-Tn 
 Georgia, Jr^J 
 Georgia'na, Jr'-J-N 
 Gerald, J^-flld 
 Ger'aldine, J-Kl-Dn 
 Gerard', Jr'-K-D 
 Ger'mantown, Jr*-Mn- 
 
 Tn 
 
 Germany, Jr-M-N 
 Gerry, G-JR* 
 Gertrude, Gr-Trd s 
 Gess'ler, G-sZ-B 
 Gethsem'ene, G-TB> 
 
 sM-N 
 
 Get'ty, G-T 
 Get'tysburgh, G-T'-zB- 
 
 RG 
 
 Geysers, G-Zrzi 
 Ghent, Grit* 
 Gib'bon, G-Bn* 
 Gibbs, GS-BZ 
 Gibraltar, J-Br-tr 
 Gib'son, G-Bs 3 -N 
 Gid'dings, G-D3-NGz 
 Gid'eon, G-Du* 
 Gif'ford, G-Frd* 
 Gignoux', ZHn 3 -Y 
 Gil'bert, G- 3 -Brt 
 Gil'christ, G-Lfl-Krst 
 Gil'dersleeve, G-Z/dr'-sJ* 
 
 V 
 
 Gil'ead, G-L*-V 
 Giles, Ji-Lz 
 Gilles'pie, G-is-P 
 Gill'more,G-3-Mr 
 Gil'man, G-L 3 Mn 
 Gil'martin, Gl-Mr-Tn 
 Gil'roy, G-L*-R 
 Gil'son, G-Ls 8 -N 
 Glad'stone, Glds-Tn 1 
 Glas'gow, Gls 1 -^ 
 Glass'ey, G1-S 
 Glea'son, Gls'-N 
 Glen'coe, Gln 2 -K 
 Glenn, Gln 
 Glen'wood, Gln-Wd* 
 Glouces'ter, Glstr 1 
 Glo'ver, Gl-Vr 
 Glynn, Gin 8 
 God'dard, G-Drd 
 God'frey, G-D-Fr 
 God'kin, G-Di-Kn 
 Godo'ne, G-D-N 
 God'win, G-D"-Wn 
 Goelet', G-Lt* 
 Golcon'da, G-^-Kn-D 
 Gold'ing, G1-D*-N(J 
 
GOL 
 
 311 
 
 HEB 
 
 Gold'smith, Gld-sM-TH 
 
 Guin'ea, G-N 
 
 Har'ding, H-^-D-NG 
 
 Goli'ah, G-Z* 
 
 Gui'on, Gi-N 
 
 Har'dinge, H-W-D-NG 
 
 Gomor'rah, G-M-jRi 
 
 Gunn, Gn* 
 
 Hare, Hr 
 
 Good Hope, Gd 3 -P 
 
 Gun'ning, Gn*-UG 
 
 Har'grave, Hr'-Grv 
 
 Good'man, Gd 3 -Mn 
 
 Gun'ther, Gnthr 2 
 
 Hark'ness, Hr'-K-Ns 
 
 Good'rich, Gd-K a -CH 
 
 Gur'ney, G-fi-N 
 
 Har'land, Hr-Znd 
 
 Good'ridge, Gd-.K 3 -J 
 
 Gusta'vus, Gs-T 2 -Vs 
 
 Har'lem, Hr-Z'-M 
 
 Good'win, G-D 3 -Wn 
 
 Guth'rie, G*-TH-fl 
 
 Har'lock, Hr-Z'-K 
 
 Good'year, Gd-Y 3 (-B) 
 
 Guy, G> 
 
 Har'mony, Hr'-M-N 
 
 Gor'don, Gr-Dn 1 
 
 Gwy'er, Gw-Bi 
 
 Harold, H'-Bld 
 
 Gor'donsville, Gr-D>-Nz 
 
 Gwynne, Gwn 3 
 
 Har'per, Hr-Pr 1 
 
 V-L 
 
 
 Har'per's Ferry, Hr- 
 
 Gor'ham, G-fl'-M 
 
 
 Prz'-F-B 
 
 Go'shen, G-SHn 
 
 . 
 
 Har'pies, H-Ri-Pz 
 
 Goths, G-THs 1 
 
 
 Har'rington, H-BJ-NG^ 
 
 Gotts'chalk, Gts-CH'-K 
 
 Haarlem, Hr-Z-'-M 
 
 Tn 
 
 Gough, Gfi 
 
 Hack'ensack, Hi-K-Ns-K 
 
 Har'ris, H-^s 1 
 
 Gould, G-Lds (Gld) 
 
 Hack'ett, H-Kt 
 
 Har'rison, H-/es!-N 
 
 Gouverneur 7 , Gv-.Rn 3 -B 
 
 Hack'ettstown, H-Kts- 
 
 Harte, Hrt 
 
 Grace, Grs 2 
 
 Tn 
 
 Hart'ford, Hrt Frdi 
 
 Graff, Grf > 
 
 Had'den, H-Dn 1 
 
 Hart'land, Hrt-Zndi 
 
 Gra'ham, Gr*-M 
 Grana'da, Gr-N-Di 
 
 Ha'des, H-Dz 2 
 Hadley, Hd-/,i 
 
 Hart' ley, Hrt-Z 1 
 Eart'suff, d-/ets>-F 
 
 Gran'by, Grn-Bi 
 
 Ha'gan, H 2 -Gn 
 
 Eartz, Hrts 1 
 
 Grant, Grnt 
 
 Ea'ger, H"-Gr 
 
 Ear'vard, Hr-Vrdi 
 
 Gran'ville, Grn-Vi-L 
 
 Sa'gerstown, H-Grs-Tn 2 
 
 Ear'vey, H-JJ'-Y 
 
 Groefenberg, Gr-Fi-N- 
 
 Eag'gerty, H-Gr-Ti 
 
 Har'wich, Hr-wCH 1 or 
 
 Br-G 
 
 Eague, H-'-G 
 
 Hr-Ji 
 
 Grat'tan, Gr-Tni 
 
 Eah'nemann, Hn'-Mn 
 
 Ear'wood, Hr-wDi 
 
 Graves, Grvs 2 
 
 Eaight, Ht 2 
 
 Eas'brook, Hz-Br'-K 
 
 Gravesend', Gr-Vz*-Nd 
 
 Eaines, Hnz 2 
 
 Sas'kell, Hs K-L' 
 
 Gray, Gr 2 
 
 Eak'luyt, H-K-Zt 1 
 
 Eas'kins, HsJ-Knz 
 
 Great Britain, Grt 2 -Br- 
 
 Eal'deman, H-Zi-D-Mn 
 
 Has'tings, Hs-T^-NGz 
 
 Tn [Grts-Brt] 
 
 Sale, Hia 
 
 Hatch, H-CHi 
 
 Greece, Grs 3 
 
 Ea'ley, H-i a 
 
 Hat'fleld, Ht-F'-Ld 
 
 Gree'ley, Gr-Z 
 
 Half Moon, M-F'-Mn 
 
 lath'away, H-THi-W 
 
 Greene, Grn* 
 
 Hal'ifax, H-ZJ-F-Ks 
 
 lat'teras, H Trsi 
 
 Green'bush, Grn-B 3 -SH 
 
 Hall, HI 1 
 
 lavan'a, H-V ] -N 
 
 Greenland, Gria-Znd* 
 
 lal'lam, HP-M 
 
 lav'elock, H-V'-Z-K 
 
 Green'leaf, Grn-Z 3 -F 
 
 3Eal'leck, H-Zi-K 
 
 lav'emeyer, H-V'-Mr 
 
 Green'point, Grn-Pnt* 
 
 lal'lett, H'-Zt 
 
 la'vens, H-Vnz 2 
 
 Green'port, Grn-pi-JJt 
 Green'wich, Gr-N-J 3 or 
 
 lal'ley, H-Z 1 
 Hal'lock, H-Zi-K 
 
 lav'erhill, H-Vr^-L 
 lav'erstraw, H-Vr'-sTr 
 
 Gr-N-CH 3 
 
 lal'pin, H-Z-Pn 
 
 lav'iland, H-Vlnd 
 
 Green'wood, Grn-Wd 
 
 lal'sey, H-Z'-8 
 
 Havre de Grace, H- 
 
 Greer, Gr-R 3 
 
 lal'stead, Hls-Td 1 
 
 Vrd'-Grs 
 
 Greg'ory, Gr 2 -Gr 
 
 lam, H-M 
 
 lawa'ii, H-TV 1 
 
 Grena'da, Gr-N-D'or* 
 
 la'man, H 2 -Mn 
 
 lawes, Hz* 
 
 Grid'ley, Gr 3 -D- 
 
 lam'bleton, H-M-Bl'-Tn 
 
 Hawk' Eye, Hi-K-l 
 
 Griffin, Gr-Fn 3 
 
 lam'burg, H-M-Br>-G 
 
 lawkes'bury, H-Ks-B-BI 
 
 Griffith, Gr-F 3 -TH 
 
 Ham'ilton, H-M-Zi-Tn 
 
 law'kins, B^-Knz 
 
 Grinnell', Gr^-Nl 
 
 Iamlet,H-M-zt 
 
 lawks, H!-Ks 
 
 Grisel'da, Gr s 2 -D 
 
 lam'lin, H-M-Zn 1 
 
 lawley, H-Zi 
 
 Gris'wold, Gr-zWld 3 
 
 lam'mersley, H-Mrz-Z 1 
 
 law'thorn, H-TH'-Kn 
 
 Groes'beck, Grz-B 2 -K 
 
 lam'mersmith, H-Mrs- 
 
 Hay, H 
 
 Gross, Grs 2 
 
 M-TH 
 
 lay'dn, H-Dn 
 
 Grosve'nor, Gr-V 2 -^ 
 
 lam'mond, H'-Mnd 
 
 layes, Hz 2 
 
 Grote, Grt 
 
 lamp'den, H-M-Dn 
 
 lay'nau, H-N 
 
 Grow, Grs 
 
 lamp'shire, H-M-SHr 1 
 
 layne, Hn 2 
 
 Grun'dy, Grn-D* 
 
 lamp'ton, H-M-Tni 
 
 lay'ti, H-T2 
 
 Guadaloupe', G-D 3 -L-P 
 
 lan'cock, Hn'-K-K 
 
 lay'wood, H-wD* 
 
 Guadalupe', Gw-D J -i-P 
 
 Hand, Hndi 
 
 laz'ard, Hz-fi' D 
 
 Guadalquivir, G-D'-Z- 
 
 lan'del, Hn-D'-L 
 
 Ha'zelton, Hz-Z 2 -Tn 
 
 Kwv-fi 
 
 Han'dy, Dn-D 1 
 
 Haz'litt, Hz-Zt' 
 
 Gautemala, G-T^M-Z or 
 
 Han'nah, H>-N 
 
 lead'ley, Hd-Z 
 
 Gw-Ti-M -L 
 
 Han'nibal, H N-B1 
 
 Jeal'ey, H-z* 
 
 Guayaquil', Gw 3 -Kl 
 
 Han'over, H-N-V>-B 
 
 leath, H-TH* 
 
 Guern'sey, G-Sn s -Z 
 
 Han'son, Hi-Ns-N 
 
 le'be, bGB 
 
 Guia'na, G l -$l 
 
 Har'court, Hr l -Krt 
 
 leb'rides, H-Br-Da 
 
 Guild'ford, G--Frd 
 
 Har'die, H-JJI-D 
 
 Je'bron, H-Brn* 
 
EEC 
 
 Heo'ate, H-K-T* 
 Heck'er, H 2 -Kr 
 Hec'la, Hs-Kl 
 Hec'tor, H^-Ktr 
 Hec'uba, H-K-B' 
 Hee'nan, Hn-N 
 He'gel, HS-Gl 
 Heg'eman, H^G-Mn 
 Hei'delberg, Hd-^-Br-G 
 Hei'ne, H>-N 
 Heint'zelman, Hn-T'-s 
 
 Mn 
 
 Hei'ser, H-Zri 
 Heis'ter, Hstr 
 Hel'en, H-Ln* 
 Hele'na, H-i^-N 
 Hel'ena, H-Z,-N 
 Heller, H-*-R 
 Hel'lespont, H-Ls^-Pnt 
 Helm, HP-M 
 Helm'holtz, Hls-M-Hlta 
 Hel'per, Hl-Pr 
 Hem'ans, H s -Mnz 
 Hemp'stead, H-Ms-Td 
 Hen'derson, Hndrs s -N 
 Hen'dricks, Hndr 2 -Ks 
 Hen'drickson, Hndr*- 
 
 Ks-N 
 
 Hen'ke, H2-NG-K 
 Henlo'pen, H-Nl-Pn' 
 Hen'nen, Hn*-N 
 Hen'nessey, H-N-S* 
 Henrietta, H-Nr-T 
 Henri'ques, H 8 -Nr-Kz 
 Hen'ry, H-Nr 
 Hen'shaw, Hn'-SH 
 Hep'worth, h5P 2 -Wr-TH 
 Her'bert, Hr-Brt 
 Hercula'neum, Hr-K- 
 
 Ln'-M 
 
 Her'cules, Hr-K-iz* 
 Her'kimer, Hr-K-Mr 
 Her'man, Hr 2 -Mn 
 Her'mitage, Hr-Mt-J 
 Hern'don, Hrn-Dn z 
 He'ro, H 3 
 Her'od, H R"- D 
 Hero'dias, H-R*-Ds 
 Herod'otus, H-/2d'-Ta 
 Her'on, H-fin 
 Her'rick, H-K 5 -K 
 Herring, H-^-NG 
 Her'schell, Hr-SHl 
 Her'sey, H-K^.s 
 He'siod, Hs D J 
 Hesper'ides, Hs-P^R-Dz 
 Hes'perus, Hs-P 2 -^s 
 Hesse Cas'sel, Hs-Ks-L 
 Hesse Darm'stadt, Hs- 
 
 Hes'ter, Hstr* 
 Hewitt, H T 
 Hey'ne,H>-N 
 Hezeki'ah, Hz'-K 
 Hiawa'tha, H-W'-TH 
 Hib'bard, H-Brd 
 Hibei"nia, H- 
 Hicks, H 3 -Ka 
 
 High'bury, H-Br 1 
 
 312 
 
 High'gate, H'-Gt 
 Highlands, H-indz' 
 Hil'dreth, 
 Hill, HI* 
 
 Hil'liard, Hl'-JZ-D 
 Hills, Hlz* 
 
 Hills'borough, Hlz-B-B 
 Hills'dale, Hlz-D-L 
 Hil'ton, H-i 3 -Tn 
 Him'maleh, H-M-i 3 
 Hinck'ley, H^-NG-Kl 
 Hincks, H 3 -NG-Ks 
 Hindoo', Hn-D 
 Hindoostan', Hn-Ds>-Tn 
 Hins'dale, H-Nz-D-L 
 Hi'ram, Hr-M 
 Hispanio'la, Hs-P-Nl 
 Hitch'cock, H-CH3-K-K 
 Hitt, Hf 
 
 Hoag'land, H-G-ind 
 Hoar, Hr 
 Ho'bart, H-Brt> 
 Hobbs, hBzi 
 Ho'boken, H-B'-Kn 
 
 (h6B2-Kn) 
 Hodg'es, H-Jzi 
 Hoe, H* 
 Ho'ey, H a 
 Hoffman, H-Fi-Mn 
 Ho'gan, H 2 -Gn 
 Ho'garth, H-Gr-TH 
 Hohenlin'den, H-N- 
 
 LDd-N 
 
 Hol'bach, H-i^-B-K 
 Hol'bein, H-Z^-Bn 
 Hol'brook, Hl-Br-K 
 Hol'den, H-i 2 -Dn 
 Hol'inshed, H-inzi-Hd 
 Holland, H-Lndi 
 Hollander, H-Zndri 
 Bolloway, H-'-W 
 Eol'man, H^-Mn 
 Holmes, H*-Mz 
 Eol'stein, Hls-Tn 1 
 Holt, Hlt 
 
 Hol'yhead, H-ii-Hd 
 Hol'yoke, Hl-Y*-K 
 So'mer, H*-Mr 
 Sondu'ras, B- 
 Eon'iton, H-N-Tn 
 EConolu'lu, H-N-i-t 
 Sono'ra, Hn-fi 
 Hood, Hd* 
 Hook'er, H s -Kr 
 Soop'er, H-Pr 
 EIoo'sac,Hs 3 -K 
 ECoo'sick, Hz 3 -K 
 Sop'kins, h5P'-Kna 
 Sop'per, H-Pr 
 lop'pin, bCPn 1 
 3or ace, H Kh' 
 Hora'tio, H- 2 SH 
 lorl'beck, Hr-i^B-K 
 ior'ner, Hr 1 Nr 
 lor'ton, H-fii-Tn 
 lose'a, H-Z* 
 los'mer, Hz-M-E' 
 Hotch'kiss, H-CHi-Ks 
 Hot Springs, Hts'-Pr- 
 
 XGz 
 
 iMM 
 
 Hot'teru.its, H-Tn-Tts 
 Hough'ton, H-Tn>or 
 Hovms'low, H Nz-Li 
 Housaton'ic, Hs-T'-N-K 
 Hous'ton, Hs-Tn'or 3 
 How'ard, H-fi'-D 
 Howe, Hi 
 How'ell, H-Z,i 
 Howes, Hz 1 
 How'itt, H-T' 
 Howland, H-Lndi 
 Hox'ie, H-K-S 1 
 Hoyt, Hti 
 Hub'bard, H-Brd 
 Hub'bell, H-Bis 
 Hu'ber, H-Br 3 
 Hu'bert, H Brts 
 Hud'son, Hds*-N 
 Hugh, H 
 Hughes, Hz3 
 Hu'go, H 3 G 
 Hu'guenot, H 3 -G-Nt 
 Hull, Hl 
 
 Hum'boldt, H-M-Blt 
 Hume, H 3 -M 
 Hum'mel, H^-Ml 
 Hum'phrey, H-M-Fr* 
 Hum'phreys, H-M-Frz* 
 Hun'gary, H^-NG-Gr 
 Hunt, Hnta 
 Hun'ter, Hntr' 
 Hunter's Point, Hntrz*. 
 
 Pnt 
 Hunfingdon, Hnt-NG- 
 
 Dn 2 
 Hunt'ington, Hnt-XG- 
 
 Tn 
 
 Hunt'ley, Hn-T*-L 
 Hurd, Hrd 
 Hurl'but, Hr-i-Bt 
 Hurley, Hr-i* 
 Hu'ron, H-Sn 3 
 Hus'sey, H-S> 
 Hus'ted, Hs-Td 3 
 Hutch'ings, H-CH-NGs 
 Hutch'inson, H-CH*-K8- 
 
 N 
 
 Hut'ton, H-Tn= 
 Huxley, H-K-sL 
 Hyaoyn'thus, Hs-N-THs* 
 Hyatt, H-T 
 Hyde, Hd 
 
 Hyde Park, Hd-Pr'-K 
 Sy'dra, H-Dr 1 
 ffy'er, H-Ri 
 Eyge'ia, H-J S 
 Synes, Hnzi 
 
 I. 
 
 [auch, T S -K 
 
 [celand, I-SJ-ind 
 
 [ch'abod, K-Bd 3 
 I'da, I-Di 
 
 ['daho, i-D>-H 
 
 Igna'tius, G-N-SHs 
 Illinois', Li-N or 
 
 llyria, L*-R. 
 Imman'uel, 
 
IND 313 KEH 
 
 In'dia, N-D 
 
 Jaf fray, J-Fr 
 
 John'athan, J'-N-THn 
 
 Indian'a, N-D-N (Nd'-N 
 
 Jamai'ca, J2-JI-K 
 
 Jones, Jnz* 
 
 Indianap'olis, N-D^N-P 
 La (Nd-N-PJ-Z,s) 
 
 James, J*-Mz 
 James'town, J*-Mz-Tn 
 
 Jop'pa, J'-P 
 Jor'dan, Ji-B-Dn 
 
 In'dies,N-Dz 
 
 Ja'mieson, J-Ms-N 
 
 Jo'seph, Jz2-F 
 
 Indostan', N-Ds^Tn 
 
 Jane, .' n 2 
 
 Jose'phus, Js 3 -Fs 
 
 In'dus, N-Ds* 
 
 Janes, Jnz 2 
 
 Josi'ah, J'-s 
 
 I'nez, l-Nz 1 
 In'galls, NG-Glz* 
 
 Janes'ville, J-Nz-V-L 
 Janet', J2-Nt 
 
 Jos'selyn, j'-sin 
 Jo'tham, J2-TH-M 
 
 In'gelow, N-J 3 - 
 
 Jane'way, J2-N-W 
 
 Joux, ZH3 
 
 In'gersoll, NG-Grs-L* 
 
 Jan'sen, Jnsi-N 
 
 Joyce, Js 1 
 
 In'graham, NG-Gr-M 
 
 Ja'nus, JS-Ns 
 
 Juan Fernan'dez, J'-N- 
 
 Inkerman', NG-Kr-Mn 
 
 Japan', J'-Pn 
 
 F-fl-N-N-Dz 
 
 In'man, N 8 -Mn 
 In'ness, Ns 8 
 
 Ja'pheth, Jf-TH 
 Jaquemel', ZH-K-M1 
 
 Juan, St., sNt-ja-N or 
 sN-Wn' 
 
 Inverness', N-V-fi-Ns 
 
 Jardine', J 3 -R-Du 
 
 Jua'res, J'-Bz or hW-TJ- 
 
 In'wood, N-wD 3 
 
 Ja'red, J 2 -B-D 
 
 TH 
 
 lo'na, i-N a 
 
 Jar'ves, J-.R-Vs 
 
 Ju'bal, J3 Bi 
 
 Io'nia,I-Nia* 
 
 Jar'vis, J l -R-Va 
 
 Ju'dah, J3-D 
 
 I'owa, i-W 1 
 
 Ja'son, Js a -N 
 
 Jude'a, J"-D 
 
 Ips'wich, P 8 -sW-CH 
 
 Jas'per, Js'-Pr 
 
 Judd, J 2 -D 
 
 I'ra, i-R 1 
 
 Ja'va, J-V 
 
 Ju'das, J 8 -Ds 
 
 Ire'dell, i-RJ-Dl 
 Ire'land, r-R'-/,nd 
 
 Jay, J 
 Jayne.Jn 1 
 
 Judge, J2-J 
 Ju'dith,J3-D-TH 
 
 Irene', i-Rn s 
 
 Jean Paul, Jn P>-L or 
 
 Jud'son, J2-Ds-N (Jds ! -N) 
 
 I'ris, i-Rs> 
 rrish,!-B'-SH 
 
 Jed'do, Y*-D 
 
 Jug'gernaut, J J -Gr-Nt 
 Ju'lia, J 8 -!, 
 
 Irkootsk', RS-Kts-K 
 
 Jededi'ah, Jdi-D 
 
 Ju'lian, J 3 -in 
 
 Iroquois', Ri-Kw 
 
 Jefferson, J*-Frs-N 
 
 Julian'a, J J -i-N 
 
 Irrawad'dy, Ri-wD 
 
 Jeffreys, Z-Frz 
 
 Ju'liet, J3-L-T 
 
 Ir'vine.^-Vn 
 
 Je'hu, J 3 -H 
 
 Ju'lius, 3 3 -Ls 
 
 Ir'ving, B-V-NG 
 
 Feho'vah, J a -H-V 
 
 Jung'frau, Y 3 -NG-Fr 
 
 Ir'vington, fi*-V-NG-Tn 
 
 Femi'ma, JJ-M-M 
 
 Juniat'a, Ji-N-T 
 
 Ir'win, R2-Wn 
 
 Fen'a, J-N or Y S -N 
 
 Fu'no, J 3 -N 
 
 I'saac, i-Z'-K 
 I'saacs.l-Z'-Ks 
 
 Fenckes, J 2 -NG-Ks 
 renk'ins, J*-NG-Knz 
 
 Fu'piter, J 3 -Ptr 
 Fu'nius, J 3 -Ns 
 
 Is'abel, Z3-B-L 
 
 Jenks, J2-NG-K8 
 
 Fu'ra, J 3 -R 
 
 Isabel'la, Z 2 -B- 
 
 Ten'nings, Jn J -NGz 
 
 Fus'tin, J2-sTn 
 
 Isa'iah, I-Z 
 
 Teremi'ah, Jr'-M 
 
 Tus'tus, J2 sTs 
 
 Iscar'iot, S'-K-fit 
 
 Tericho, J 2 -/Z-K 
 
 Jut'land, J2-x-tnd 
 
 I'ser,Zr 8 
 
 r erol'amon, J^-Ji-Mn 
 
 
 Ish'erwood, SHr'-Wd 
 Ish'mael, SH 3 -M-Z, 
 
 I'siSji-Ss 1 
 
 Terome', Jr*-M 
 r er'sey, Jr-Z 
 r eru'salem, Jr 3 -sL-M 
 
 K, 
 
 Isle of Wight, i-i!Wti 
 
 r eru'sha, J*-7?-SH 
 
 Cahn, Kni 
 
 Is'lington, Zl 8 -NG-Tn 
 
 'es'se, J*-S 
 
 Cai'ser, K-zR 1 
 
 Is'rael, Z'-fi-L 
 
 "es'so, J S -S or Y'-S 
 
 Calamazoo', Kt >t-Z' 
 
 It'aly, 1 3 -L 
 
 "es'sup, J*-s r 
 
 Kalb, K-Z,i B 
 
 Ith'aca, TH*-K 
 
 "e'sus, Jzs* 
 
 Kalb'fleisch, Kl-Bi-Fi 
 
 Itur'bide, Trs-B-D 
 
 "ew'ell, J 3 -!- 
 
 SH 
 
 lu'ka, iY-K 
 
 "ew'ett, J 3 -T 
 
 Camtchat'ka, K-M^. 
 
 Ivan', Vn* 
 
 b'ab, J-B 
 
 CHt'-K 
 
 Ives, i-Vz 1 
 
 bach'imsen, -Ti-K-Ms-N 
 
 Canaw'ha, K-N-W 
 
 I'vison, j-Vs^N 
 
 ban, Jn* 
 
 Cane, Kn 2 
 
 Ixi'on, Ks'-N 
 
 ban'na, J'-N 
 
 Can'sas, Knss 1 
 
 
 Job,JB 
 
 Cant, Knti 
 
 
 b'el, J*-L 
 
 Carl, Kr-L 1 
 
 . 
 
 ohan'nes, J 1 -H-Na 
 
 Car'ney, K-B'-N 
 
 
 bhn, Jni 
 
 Kath'arine, K-TH'-JZn 
 
 Ja'bez, J-Bz 
 
 bhns, Jnz 1 
 
 Lat'tegat, K-T>-Gt 
 
 Jack, Ji-K 
 
 bhn'son, Jns 1 -N. See 
 
 Caufman, K-F>-Mn 
 
 Jack'son, J^-Ks-N 
 
 Jackson. 
 
 [av'anagh, K-V'-N 
 
 Ja'cob, J'-K-B 
 
 bhns'ton, J^Ns-Tn 
 
 [eane, Kn 8 
 
 Jaco'bi, J2-K-B 
 
 ohns'town, J'-Nz-Tn 
 
 [ear'ney, K-R*-N 
 
 Ja'cobs, J z -K-Bz 
 
 ohns'ville, J>-Nz-V-h 
 
 Keat'ing, Kt-NG 
 
 Ja'cobson, J^-K-Bs-N 
 
 bin'ville, Jn'-V-L 
 
 leefe, Kf 
 
 Jaco'bus, J*-K-Bs 
 
 b'liet, J2-i-T 
 
 lee'gan, K'-Gn 
 
 Jacquard', J'-K-R 
 
 oline', J 3 ori-n 
 
 [eel'er, K-ir* 
 
 Jacques, J2-Ks 
 
 b'nah, J-N 
 
 leene, Kn' 
 
 Jaf'2a JI-F 
 
 o'uas- Ja-Ns 
 
 le'hoa. 3 -H 
 
 u 
 
KEI 
 
 Keighf ly, 
 Keith, K-TH* 
 Kel'ler, K-Zr 
 Kel'logg, 
 Kel'ly, K-Z 
 Kel'sey, K-Z-S 
 Kel'so, K-Z-S 
 Kem'ble, K M-B1* 
 Kemp, K-M-pa 
 Kemp'er, K-M-Pr' 
 Ken'dall, K-Nd-L" 
 Kennebec', K-N-B*-K 
 Kennebunk', K-N-B*. 
 
 NG-K 
 
 Keu'nedy, K-N-D" 
 Ken'neth, K-N-TH 2 
 Keno'sha, K.-N-SH* 
 Ken'sett, K-Ns-T* 
 Ken'sington, K-Ns-NG- 
 
 Tn 
 
 Kent, Knt 
 Kentuck'y, Knt^-K 
 Ken'yon, K-N-Yn 
 Ke'okuk, K-K-K 
 Kep'ler, K-pz-L-R 
 :Kerr, K-R" 
 Ker'rigan, K-iP-Gn 
 Ketch'um, K-CH*-M 
 Ket'eltas, Kt-Z 2 -Ts 
 Ketu'rah, K-T-B 
 Keyes, Kz 3 
 Key'port, K-Prt* 
 Khi'va, K-Va 
 Khorassan', K-Bs>-N 
 Kiang-Ku', K-NG-K 
 Kickapoo', K-K-P* 
 Kidd, K-D* 
 Kiddermin'ster, K-Dr- 
 
 M-Nstr 
 Kief, K-F* 
 Kiel, K-L" 
 Kier'nan, K-B 3 -Nn 
 Kil'bourn, K-is.Brn 
 Kilken'ney, Kl^-K-N 
 Killarney, K-iri-N 
 Kilmore', Kl=-Mr 
 Kilpat'rick, Kl-pJ 
 Kim'ball, K-M-B 
 Kin'derhook, Kn 
 King, K3-NG 
 Kings'bury, K-NGz-B'-R 
 Kings'land, K-NGz-Lnd^ 
 Kings'ley, K-NGz-L 
 Kins'ton, K-NGz-Tn" 
 Kir'by, K-R2-B (Kr-B^) 
 Kirk, Kr=-K 
 Kirk'ham, Kr-K-M 
 Kirk'land, Kr-K-ind s 
 Kirkpat'rick, Kr-K-pi- 
 
 Tr K 
 
 Kirk'wood, Kr-K-wD J 
 Kirt'land, Krt-ind* 
 Kish, K-8H3 
 Kissam', K'-sM 
 Kitch'en, K-CHn 
 Kit'tredge, K-Tr-J 
 Klam'roth, K1-M-B-TH 
 Klein, Klni 
 Kna'be, N-B 
 Knapp, N-Pi 
 
 314 
 
 Knickerbocker, N-Kr 
 
 B-Kr 
 
 Knight, Nti 
 Knowles, N-Lz 
 Knowl'ton, Nl-Tn* 
 Knox, Ni-Ks 
 Knox'ville, N-Ks-V'-L 
 Koch, K-CH 
 Ko'rah, K-B 
 KoflPman, K-F-Mn 
 Koscius'ko, K-sS 2 -K 
 Kossuth', K-8Ht* 
 Kuhn, Kn 
 
 L. 
 
 La'ban, Z,*-Bn 
 Labat', Z,i-B 
 Lablache', i-Bl-8H 
 Laboulay', L*-B-L 
 Labrador', >-Br-Dr 
 Lac'ey, Z^-8 
 Lackawan'na, /i'-Kw-N 
 Lacroix', L^-Kr 
 La Crosse', Z.i-Krs 
 Ladd, >-D 
 La Fayette', I^-F-T 
 La Fontaine', L-F-N-Tn 
 La Orange', i-Gr-N-J 
 La'go di Co'mo, Z'-G-D- 
 
 K-M 
 La'go Maggio're, L*-G- 
 
 Md-Jr 
 
 La Quay'ra, z/i-Gw-R 
 Lagu'na, Z. 3 -G-N 
 Laight, Lt 
 Laird, L*-R-T> 
 Lake George, Z,-K-Jr-J 
 La'lor, L*-L-R 
 LamarSZ'-Mr 
 Lamarque', X'-Mr-K 
 Lamartine', i'-Mr-Tn 
 Lamb, Z'-M 
 Lam'bert, -M-Brt 
 Lamount', i'-Mnt 
 Lamouroux', X, J -M-JF2 
 Lan'ahan, in'-Hn 
 Lan'cashire, Zn l -K-8Hr 
 Lan'caster, Zn'-Kstr 
 Lan'celot, Z-J-Ns-Zt 
 Lan'der, indri 
 Lan'ders, ndrs> 
 Land'graff, ind'-Grf 
 Lan'don, L l -N-Dn (Z/nd 1 - 
 
 N) 
 
 Lane, Zn> 
 Lang, Z-J-NG 
 Lang'don, //>-NG-Dn 
 Lan'ier, Z/n'-R 
 Lan'man, Zn l -Mn 
 Lan'sing, Z'-Ns-NG 
 Laoc'oon, Z'-K-N 
 Laodice'a, Z 3 -D 8 
 Lap'ham, Z'-P-M 
 Laplace', Z'-Pls 
 Lapland, Z>-P-Znd 
 La Pla'ta, Z-P1-T 
 La Pueb'la, z-Pw-Bl 
 Lar-kin, 
 
 LEV 
 
 Lar'ned, Zr ! -Nd 
 
 Larocque', Z-fi-K 
 
 Lar'rabee, Z^fi-B 
 
 Lar'remore, Z>-S-Mr 
 
 La Salle', Zs'-Z 
 
 La'tham, Z^-TH-M 
 
 La'throp, zthr-P 
 
 Lat'imer, Zt>-Mr 
 
 Lato'na, Z-T-N 
 
 Lau'derdale, Zdri-D-L 
 
 Laugh'lin, z-F-Zn 
 
 Lau'ra, zi-fi 
 
 Lau'rens, Zi-Rnz 
 
 Lausanne', ZB I -N 
 
 Lava'ter, Zi-Vtr 
 
 Lavln'ia, Z-V-N 
 
 Law, zi 
 
 Law'ler, Z'-Z-R 
 
 Law'rence, L l -Bna 
 
 Law'son, ZsJ-N 
 
 Law'ton, L l -Tn 
 
 Lay'ard, Z-/Z-D 
 
 Laz'arus, Lz l -Ba 
 Leach, Z-CH 
 Leah, Z* 
 Lean'der, Zndr 1 
 Lear, Z 3 -R 
 Lea'ry, Z 3 -R 
 ' Leav'enworth, Z*-V-K 
 
 Wr-TH 
 
 Lea'vitt, Z 3 -Vt 
 Leb'anon, Z*-B-Nn 
 Leck'ey, Z*-K 
 Le Clerc, Z*-K1-R 
 Le'da, Z 3 -D 
 Lee, Z* 
 Leeds, z 3 -Dz 
 Lefferts, Z-Frts 
 Legendre', Z J -Jndr 
 Leg'gat, Z'-G-T 
 Leg'gett, Z2-G-T 
 Leghorn', Z'-G-Hrn 
 Legrange', Z'-Gr-N-J 
 Le'high, Z^-H 
 Leh'mann, z*-Mn 
 Leices'ter, Zstr* 
 Leigh, Z 3 
 Leip'sic, Z'-P-sK 
 Le'land, Z*-Znd 
 Le'mon, Z 3 -Mn 
 Lem'priere, Z^-M-Pr-B 
 Lem'uel, Z2-M-L 
 Len'nox, zz-N-Ks 
 Lent, Znt* 
 Le'on, Z-N 
 Leon'ard, Zn*-Rd 
 Leon'idas, //^N-Ds 
 Leono'ra, Z 2 -N-/Z 
 Le'opold, Z 3 -p-Ld 
 Leroy', L l -R 
 Leslie, Zs s -Z 
 Les'ter, Zstr* 
 Leti'tia, L 3 -T-SH 
 Leut'se, z'-T-S 
 Le'vant, Z'-Vnt 
 Le'ver, Z 8 -Vr 
 Lev'erette, Z-Vr-T 
 Lev'eridge, Z*-Vr-J 
 Le'vi, Z-V 
 Levi'athan, 
 
LEV 815 
 
 Levine', z 8 -vn 
 
 Long Branch, Z^-NG-Br- 
 
 Leviticus, Z 8 -V-T-Ks 
 
 N-CH 
 
 Le'vy, Z 3 -v 
 Lewell'yn, Z*-W-Zn 
 
 Long'fellow, Zi-NG-F-Z 
 Long'street, Z-NG-sTrt 
 
 Lewes, Z-8 
 
 Long'worth, Z>-NG-Wr- 
 
 Lewis, Z*-S 
 
 TH 
 
 Lewlston, ZsVTn 
 
 Loo'mis, Z-M8 
 
 Lexington, Z*-Ks-NG 
 
 Loo Choo, Z-CH 
 
 Tn 
 
 Lo'pez, Z^-Pz 
 
 Ley'den, L l -Dn 
 
 Lord, Zrd 1 
 
 Lib'by, Z 8 -B 
 
 Loren'zo, Z*-Rn-Z 
 
 Libe'ria, Z*-B-fi 
 
 Loret'to, Z-fi-T 
 
 Lich'fleld, Z'-CH-Fld 
 
 Lorlllard, V-Rl-R-D 
 
 Lid'dell, Z 8 -D1 
 
 Lor'imer, Z-.R-Mr 
 
 Lie'ber, Z 3 -Br 
 
 Lo'ring, Z-fl-NG 
 
 Lie'big, Z 3 -B-G 
 Lillenthal, Z-Z-N-TH-L 
 
 Lot, Zt> 
 Lothaire', Z*-TH-R 
 
 Lil'lie, Z-Z 
 
 Lo'thian, Z*-THn 
 
 Li'ma, (Peru) Z*-M, (U. 
 
 Loth'rop, Zthr J -P 
 
 S.)Zi-M 
 
 Lo'tos, Z-Ts 
 
 Lim'burg, Z 8 -M-Br-G 
 
 Lott, Zt> 
 
 Lim'erick, Z 8 -Mr-K 
 
 Lou'don, Z>-Dn 
 
 Lin'coln, Z-NG-Kn (Zn- 
 
 Lough, Z 2 -F 
 
 Kn) 
 Lind, Znd 8 
 
 Loughlin, Zi-F-Zn 
 Louis, Z s or zs-8 
 
 Lin'den, Z 3 -N-Dn 
 
 Louis'a, Z 8 -Z 
 
 Lind'say, Lnd*-Z 
 
 Louise', Zz* 
 
 Lindsley, Z 8 -Ndz-L 
 
 Louisia'na, Z'-Z-N 
 
 Ling'ard, Z-NG-Grd 
 
 Louisville, Z 8 -V-L 
 
 Linn, Zn" 
 
 Louverture', Z-V-R-Tr 
 
 Lin'ton, z s -N-Tn (Znt s -Nj 
 
 Louns'berry, Z>-Nz-B-fi 
 
 Li'nus, Z'-Ns 
 
 Loutrel', Ztr-L 
 
 Lip'pincott, Z-P-N-Kt 
 Lip'sius, Z 8 -P-sS 
 
 Love'ioy, Z-V- J 
 Lov'ell, Z'-V-L 
 
 Lis'bon, Zz 8 -Bn 
 
 Lovett, Z-Vt 
 
 Lisle, Z!-Z 
 
 Low, Z* 
 
 Litch'fleld, Z 8 -CH-Fld 
 
 Lowe, Z* 
 
 Lithua'nia, Z*-TH-N 
 
 Lowell, Z-L 
 
 Littell', Zt*-Z 
 
 Low'enstein, Z 2 -Ns-Tn 
 
 Lit'tle, zta-Z 
 
 Low'enthal, Z-N-TH-L 
 
 Lit'tle Falls, Zt'-Z-F-Lz 
 
 Lowndes, Zndz> 
 
 Lit'tlejohn, Zt'-Z-Jn 
 Lit'tle Hock, L&-L-R-E. 
 
 Low'rey, L l -R 
 Loyola, Z"-Y-Z 
 
 Littre', L"-Tr 
 
 Lu'bin, Z 3 -Bn 
 
 Liv'ermore, Z*-Vr-Mr 
 
 Lu'cas, Z 8 -Ks 
 
 Liverpool, Z 8 -Vr-P-L 
 
 Qjuc'ca, Z 8 -K 
 
 Livingston, Z 8 -V-NGs- 
 
 Luce'na, Zs 3 -N 
 
 Tn 
 
 Lucerne', Zs-Rn 
 
 Livo'nia, Z-V-N 
 
 CiU'cia, Z 8 -?H 
 
 Llan'elly, Z-N1 
 
 Lu'cian, Zshn 8 
 
 Llewellen, L^Vf-Ln 
 
 [jucin'da, Zs 8 -N-D 
 
 Lloyd, Z'-D 
 
 Lu'cius, Z 3 -SH8 
 
 Locke, Z>-K 
 
 [juck'now, Z*-K-N 
 
 Lock'hart, Li-K-Hrt 
 
 Liu'crece, Z'-Krs 
 
 Lock'port, Z'-K-Prt 
 
 [jucre'tia, Z 8 -Kr-SH 
 
 Lock'wood, Zi-K-wD 
 Lo'di, Z*-D 
 
 Lu'cy, Z-8 
 Lu'cifer, Z 8 -S-Fr 
 
 Loew, Z 
 
 Ludlam, Z*-D-Z-M 
 
 Lo'gan, z*-Gn 
 
 Ludlow, Z*-D-Z 
 
 Log'gia, Zi-J 
 
 Lud'wig, Z-D-W-G 
 
 Loire, Z'-R 
 Lola Mon'tes, Z-Z-M- 
 
 Luke, Z 3 -K 
 Lun'dy, Z J -N-D 
 
 N-Tz 
 
 Lunt, Znt* 
 
 Lom'bardy, Z'-M-Br-D 
 
 Lu'ther, Zthr 8 
 
 Lo'mond, Z*-Mnd 
 
 Lux'emburg, Z*-K-sM- 
 
 Lon'don, Z'-N-Dn (Znd*- 
 
 Br-G 
 
 N) 
 
 [juzerne', Zz*-Rn 
 
 Lon'donderry, Z-N-Dn- 
 
 jycom'ing, Z*-K-M-NG 
 
 T)'R (Znd^-N-D-jR) 
 
 liycur'gus, Z'-Kr-Gs 
 
 Long, Z-NG 
 
 Lydla, Z*-D 
 
 MOM 
 
 Ly'dig, Z'-D-G 
 Ly'ell, Zi-L 
 Ly'mau, Zi-Mn 
 Lynch, Z 3 -N-CH 
 Lynch'burgh, Z^-N-CH- 
 
 Br-G 
 
 Lynn, Zn 8 
 Ly'on, Z J -N 
 Ly'ons, Z J -Nz 
 
 M. 
 
 McAd'am, M-K-Di-M 
 McAllister, M-K-Lstr 
 McBride', M-K-Brdi 
 McCaffrey, M-K-Fr 1 
 McCa'hill, M^-K-Hl or 
 
 M-K-L2 
 McCall', Mi-Kl 
 McCar'thy, M-Kr-THi 
 McClellan, M-K.l-Zn2 
 McClen'ahan, M 2 -Kln- 
 
 Hn 
 
 McClin'tock, M 3 -Klnt-K 
 McClos'key. M^Kls-K. 
 McCloud', M-Kl-Di 
 McClure', M-K1-R3 
 McComb', MS-K-M 
 McCon'nell, M-K-N1 
 McCook', M3-K-K 
 McCord', M-Krd 
 McCor'mick, M'-Kr- 
 
 M-K 
 
 McCosh', M-K-SHi 
 McCoy, M-K 
 McCrea', M^-Kr 
 McCue', M K 
 McCullough, M-K-Z2 
 McDer'mott, M-K-Drs- 
 
 Mt 
 
 McDon'ald, M-K-D'-Nld 
 McDon'ough, M-K-Di-N 
 McDowell, M-K D'-L 
 McEw'en, M 3 -K-N 
 McFarland, M-K-F'-R 
 
 Znd 
 
 McGee', M 8 -G 
 McGill', M-G-L 
 McGlynn', M 8 -Gln 
 MEcGrath', M-Gr-TH 
 McGreg'or, M'-Gr-Gr 
 McGuire', M-Gw-Ri 
 McHen'ry, M-K-H-Nr 
 VEcIlvaine', M-Kl-Vn 2 
 Mc'Intosh, M-Knt SH 1 
 Mc'Intyre, M-Knt-Ri 
 McKay, M J -K 
 McKean', M 8 -Kn 
 McKee'ver, M-K-Vr* 
 McKen'zie, M-Kn-Z* 
 McKe'on, M 3 -K-N 
 McKinley, M 3 -K-N1 
 McKit'trick, M-K-Tr-K 
 McLaugh'lin, M-K1-F>- 
 
 Zn or M-K1 K-Zn 1 
 McLel'lan, M-Kl-Zn* 
 McLeod', M-Kl-Di 
 VIcMa'hon, M2-K-M-Hn 
 McMas'ter, Mi-K-Mstr 
 
MCM 
 
 MeMnl'len, M-K-M-Zn* 
 McPher'son, M-K-F*-Rs 
 
 N 
 
 McQuade', M-Kw-D 
 Mcvick'ar, M-K-V'-Kr 
 Ma'bel, M-B12 
 Ma'bie, M-B2 
 Macas'sar, M-K-sRi 
 Macau'lay, M-K-Zi 
 Macbeth', M-K-B2-TH 
 Mac'cabees, M-K-Bz 
 MacDou'gall, M-K-D-G 
 Machiavel'li, M-K-V2-Z 
 Macfar'lane, M-K-F-R- 
 
 Zn 
 
 Machi'as, M-K-Si 
 Mach'iavel, M-K-Vi-L 
 Mack, Mi-K 
 Mackay', M-K 
 Mack'ey, M'-K 
 Maek'inaw, Mi-K-N 
 Macklin', Mi-Kin 
 Maclay', M2-K1 
 Maclean', M*-Kln 
 Maclise', M-Kls 
 Macomb', M K-M-B' 
 Ma'con, M 2 -Kn 
 Macrea'dy, M-Kr-D s 
 Ma'cy, M-S* 
 Madagascar, M-D J -G- 
 
 sKr 
 
 Mad'dea, M-Dn' 
 Madei ra, yt-D*or*-R 
 Mad ison, M-Ds^N 
 Madras', M-Drsi 
 Madrid', M-Drd* 
 Madu'ra, M-D3-B 
 Magdale'ne, M-G-D 3 -Z-N 
 Magee', M 3 -G 
 Magel'lan, M-J-Zn 
 Maggio're, Md-Jr 2 
 Magru'der, M-Gr-Dr 
 Maguire', M-Gw-R' 
 Mahom'et, M-H-Mt 
 Maho'ney, M-H-N 
 Maho'pac, M-P-K 
 Maillard', M-Z^-Rd or 
 
 M-Yri 
 
 Maine, Mn* 
 Maistre, Mtr* 
 Mait'land, Mt-Znd 
 Major'ca, M-Jr'-K 
 Malabar', M-Z'-Br 
 Malac'ca, M-Zi-K 
 Mal'achi, M-Z-K 
 Mal'aga, M-Zi-G 
 Malay, M-z* 
 Mala'ya, M-Z 2 -T 
 Mal'colm, Ml'-K-M 
 Mal'den, M-Z'-Dn 
 Mal'ebranche, M-Z-Br- 
 
 N-CH 
 
 Mal'ibran, M-Zi-Brn 
 Mal'lory, M-Z'-JZ 
 Malloy, M-Z> 
 Malmes'bury, M-Mz- 
 
 Bl R 
 
 Malo'ney, M-Z-N 
 Mal'ta, M-Zi T 
 Malt'by, 
 
 316 
 
 Malte Brun', M-Zt*-Brn 
 Mal'thus, M-Zi-THs 
 Mal'vern, Ml-Vru l 
 Mam'mon, M'-Mn 
 Manas'sas, Mi-Nss 
 Man'chester, M-N 
 
 CHstr> 
 
 Manhattan, Mn-H-Tni 
 Manil'la, M 3 -N1 
 Man'ley, Mi-Nl 
 Man'lius, M-N-Zs 1 
 Mann, Mni 
 Man'ning, Mn'-KG 
 Mans'fleld, M-Nz-Fi-Ld 
 Mantchoo'ria, M-N- 
 
 Man'ton, Mn-Tni 
 Maracay'bo, M-^or^-K-B 
 Mar'athon, M-JZ"-THn 
 Mar'ble, Mr-Bli 
 Marblehead', Mr-Bn-Hd 
 Marcel'lus, Mrs-Zs 
 Mar'cus, M-fli-Ks 
 Mar'cy, M-.R1-S 
 Mar'garet, M-fi'-Grt 
 Mari a, M-R 1 
 Marie', M-fi 3 
 Mariet'ta, M-K*-T 
 Mar'ion, M-W-N 
 Mark, Mr'-K 
 Marks, Mr'-Ks 
 Marl'borough, Mr-Z'-Br 
 Marque'sas, Mr 2 -Kss 
 Mar'ryat, M-/Z'-T 
 Mars, M-Rz (Mrz') 
 Marsa'la, Mrs-Z 1 
 Marseilles', Mrs-/ 
 Marsh, M-.R l -SH 
 Mar'shall, Mr-SHU 
 Marsh'field, M-Bi-SH- 
 
 F-Ld 
 
 Martel', M-Kt 2 -L 
 Mar'tha, M-fi>-TH 
 Mar'tin, M-fi l -Tn 
 Mar'tineau, M-fit'-N 
 Martinique', M-.Rt 3 -N-K 
 Mar'vin, M-iJi-Vn 
 Mary, M-fi 2 
 Ma'ryland, M-.R=-Znd 
 
 (M-/?lnd) 
 
 llassachu'setts, i\ls- 
 
 CH 3 -sTs [Ms-CH'l 
 Mas'sasoit, M-Ss'-T 
 Masse'na, Ms-N 
 Itas'sey, M-8 1 
 Itatamo'ras, Mt-M-JZs 2 
 Hatan'zas, M-Tn'-Zs 
 
 tfatil'da,Mt-Z 3 -D 
 Math'er, Mdhr 1 
 
 ktatth'ew, M-TH 
 
 tfatth'ews, M-THzi 
 
 Hat'tison, M-Ts'-N 
 Mauch-Chunk', M-K- 
 CH2-NG-K 
 
 if aud, M-D 1 
 
 ffaumee', M 3 -M 
 
 tfaun'der, Mndr 1 
 Maurice', M-JZs 3 
 
 MIO 
 
 Mauri'tius, M-fl 3 -8Hs 
 Mau'ry, M-Bi 
 Mav'erick, M-Vri-K 
 Max, M'-Ks 
 
 Maximil'ian, M-K-sM. 
 
 Max' well, M-K-sWl 1 
 May'hew, M2-H 
 May'nard, M 2 -Nrd 
 Mayo, M 2 ori 
 Mazep'pa, Mz-P* 
 Mazzi'ni, Mtz 3 -N or Mz 3 - 
 
 N 
 
 Meade, M-D 3 
 Meagh'er, M-R* 
 Meck'lenburg, M-Kln- 
 
 B*-JtO 
 
 Med'ici, M-D'-CH 
 Med'ford, M-D2-Frd 
 Medi'na, M-Di-N 
 Mediterranean, Md- 
 
 Trn-N 
 
 Medu'sa, M-D 3 8 
 Meek'er, M 3 -Kr 
 Meeks, M 3 -Ks 
 Mehit'able. M-Ht-Bl 3 
 Meigs, M 2 -Gz 
 Melanch'thon, M-Z'-NG- 
 
 (K-)THn 
 
 Mel'bourne, M-Z 2 -Brn 
 Mel'len, M-Zn= 
 Melis'sa, M-Z 3 -S 
 Melrose', Ml-fiz 2 
 Mel'ville, M-Z^-Vl 
 Mel'vin, M-Z 2 -Vn 
 Mem'minger, M-M-N-Jr* 
 Mem'non, M'-M-Nn 
 Mem'phis, M-M-Fs* 
 Memphrema'gog, M-M- 
 
 Fr'-M-G-G 
 Men'delssohn, M-N-D- 
 
 Zs-N 
 
 Men'ken, M'-NG-Kn 
 Men'tor, Mntr* 
 Mentz, Mntz' 
 Mer'cer, Mrs-R* 
 Mer'cury, Mr s -Kr 
 Mer'cy, M-7J 2 8 
 Meredith, M-K 2 -D-TH 
 Mer'riam, Mr 2 -M 
 Mer'rill, M-/J1 2 
 Mer'rimack, Mr 2 -M-K 
 Mer'rimon, Mr z -Mn 
 Mer'sey, "M.-R--Z 
 Mes'mer, Mz-M-R J 
 Mesopota'mia, Ms-Pt 2 -M 
 Messi'ah, M-S 1 
 Messi'na, M-S'-N 
 Metamo'ra, Mt-M-fi 
 Met'calf, Mt 2 -Kf 
 Methu'selah, M-TH-sZ 
 Met'teruich, Mtr*-N-K 
 Metz, Mts* 
 Meuse, Ms* 
 Mex'ico, M J -Ks-K 
 Meyer, M-R> 
 Mey'erbeer, M-B^B-B 
 Meyers, M-Rz> 
 Mia'mi, M-M 
 Mi'chael, M'-Kl 
 
MIC 
 
 Michelet', M-SH-i 
 Mioh'igan, M-SH*-Gn 
 Mid'dleton, M-Dl'-Tn 
 Milan', M-Zni 
 Mil'bank, M-L'-B-NG-K 
 Mil'burn, M-// 8 -Brn 
 Mil'ford, M-/,-Frd 
 Millais', M.-L* 
 Mil'lard, M-L*-J2d 
 Mil'ler, M--B 
 Mills, M-Lz 
 Mills'paugh, M-z 8 -P 
 Mil'man, Ml-Mn 
 Mi'lo, M-i 
 Mil'ton, M-8-Tn 
 Milwau'kee, M-Z,i-W-K 
 Min'cio, M-N-CH 8 
 Mi'ner, M-Nr 
 Miner'va, M-Nr-V* 
 Minneso'ta, M-Ns-T* 
 Minor'ca, Mi-Nr-K 
 Min'turn, M-N-Ts- 
 Mirabeau', M-7Z-B 
 Miramachi', Mr-M- 
 Miran'da, M-^-N-D 
 Mississippi, Mss-P 8 
 Missou'ri, Ms-fi 8 
 Mitch'ell, M-CH1 
 Mit'tendorf, M-Tn 8 -D-Bf 
 Mobile', M-B'-L 
 Mo'cha, MS-K 
 Mod'ena, M-D J -N 
 Mof fatt, M-Fti 
 Moham'med, M'-H-Md 
 Mo'hawk, M^-H-K 
 Mohe'gan, M'-H-Gn 
 Mol'lenliauer, M-in 1 - 
 
 HB 
 
 Moliere', M-Z*-K 
 Mo'loch, M-Z,-K 
 Mo'mus, M2-Ms 
 Monad'nock, M-N-D 1 - 
 
 N-K 
 
 Mon'aghan, Mn'-Gn 
 MoncreiflP, M 8 -N-Krf 
 Monell', M*-N1 
 Mongo'lia, Mn-G-i s 
 Mon'heimer, Mn!-H-Mr 
 Mon'mouth, Mn-M-TH 1 
 Monongahe'la, Mn-N-G- 
 
 H-L* 
 
 Monroe', Mn-JZ* 
 Mon'son, M^-Ns-N 
 Mon'tague, M-N-T'-G 
 Montaigne', M-N-Tn* 
 Monta'na, M-N-Ti-N 
 Montcalm', Mnt'-K-M 
 Monterey', Mn-T*-B 
 Montesquieu', Mn-T*or 8 - 
 
 sK 
 
 Montevid'eo, Mnt-V 8 D 
 Montezu'ma, Mnt-Z'-M 
 Montgom'ery, Mnt'-G- 
 
 Mr 
 
 Montholon', M-N-T'-n 
 Monticel'lo, M-N-Ts-sZ, 
 Montmoren'cy, Mnt-M- 
 
 Sn*-8 
 
 Montpe'lier, Mnt-P-i-B 
 Montreal', Mnt-i-L 
 
 317 
 
 Mood'y, M-D* 
 Moore, M-B 
 Moran', M-fini 
 Morange', M-fii-N 
 Mora'via, M-.R2-V 
 More, M-B 
 Mor'gan, M-R'-Gn 
 Moril'lo, U-R*-L 
 Mo'ro, M-^s 
 Moroc'co, M-R'-K 
 Mor'pheus, M-^i- 
 Mor'phy, 
 Mor'ril, 
 Mor'ris, 
 
 Morrisa'nia, M-.Rs 2 -N 
 Mor'rissey, -'- 
 Morse, M-R 
 Mor'timer, 
 Mor'ton, M-K'-Tn 
 Mos'by, Mz-B 
 Mos'cow, Ms ] -K 
 Mose'ley, Mz-L 8 
 Moselle', Mz-i* 
 Mo'ses, Mzs a 
 Mosqui'to, Ms-K-T 3 
 Moss, Ms 1 
 Mot'ley, Mt-Z,i 
 Mott, Mt 1 
 
 Mott Haven, Mt"-H-Vn 
 Moul'ton, M-i*-Tn 
 Moul'trie, M-Tr 3 or M- 8 
 
 Tr 
 
 Mount, Mnt 1 
 Mow'att, M-T 
 Moyamen'sing, M a -M- 
 
 Ns-NG 
 Mozambique', 
 
 E 
 
 Mozart', M-Zrt 1 
 Muh'lenberg, M-L'-N- 
 
 Br-G 
 
 Muir, M-B3 
 Mul'berry, 
 Mulhol'land, Ml-H-ind 1 
 Mulla'ney, M-L^-N 
 Mul'len, M-Ln* 
 Mul'ler, M-Z2-B 
 Mul'ligan, M-L*-Gn 
 Mum'ford, M-M-Frd 
 Munchau'sen, M-N-CHz'- 
 
 H 
 
 MEu'nich, M^-N-K 
 Mun'ger, M^-NG-Gr 
 Munroe', Mn-fia 
 Mun'sell, M-Ns-L 
 Mun'son, M-Ns-N 
 Mun'ster, M'-Nstr 
 Murat', M-fi' or M-Ht 
 MEur'doch, M-S=-D-K 
 Muril'lo, M-R3-L 
 Mur'phy, 
 Murray, 
 Mus'cat, Ms2-Kt 
 Muscatine', Ms-K-Tn* 
 Wus'covy, Ms-K-V* 
 MEus'grave, Ms*-Grv 
 Muskin'gum, Ms'-K-NG 
 
 G-M 
 
 Wus'sey, M-Z 
 Myers, M-Bzi 
 
 NEV 
 
 N. 
 
 Nader Shah', y-Dr l -SH 
 Na'aman, N'^-Mn 
 Na'gel, N--G1 
 Nahanf, N'-Hnt 
 Nan'cy, N-N-Si 
 Nankin', Nn 3 -Kn 
 Nantes, Nnts 1 
 Nantuck'et, N-N-T-K;t 
 Nao'mi, N--M 
 Na'pier, N-P^-R 
 Na'ples, N-Piz2 
 Napo'leon, N-P 2 -/,u 
 Narcis'sus, Nr-Sss 3 
 Narragan'sett, Nr-G-N- 
 Ti 
 
 Nas'by, Nz'-B 
 Nash, X-SH' 
 Nash'ua, N SH 1 
 Nash'ville, N-SHi-Vl 
 Nas'sau, N-S 1 
 Nast. Nst 1 
 Natal', N-T ] -L 
 Natch'ez, N-CHzi 
 Natchitoch'es. N-CHi-T- 
 
 CHz 
 
 Na'than, N THns 
 Nathan'iel. X-TH'-Nl 
 Nat'ural Bridge, Nt-JiJI 1 - 
 
 BrJ 
 
 Na'tick, N-T 2 -K 
 Nau'gatuck, N-G-T^K 
 Nauvoo', N-vs 
 Navarre', N-V^-B 
 Nay'lor, ff-Lr" 
 Naz'areth, Nz-J2'-TH 
 Neal, N-L* 
 Nean'der, Nndr' 
 Nebras'ka, N-Br^sK 
 Nebuchadnez'zar, N-B2- 
 
 Kd-Nz K 
 
 Necrop'olis, N-Kr-P'-Zs 
 Need'ham, N-D 3 -M 
 Neer'gaard, Nr^-Grd 
 Negropont', N-Gr-Pnt 1 
 Nehemi'ah, N'-H-M 
 Neill, N-L3 
 Pfeil'son, N-Ls 3 -N 
 Wel'son, Nls 2 -N 
 fsTem'esis, N 2 -Mss 
 ffemours', N 3 -Mr 
 ffeperan', N-P l -Kn 
 tfep'tune, N-P^-TU 
 Ne'ro, N- 3 
 !fes'bit, Ns-Bt2 
 tfes'mith, Ns-M-TH 
 ^es'tor, Nstr 
 Netherlands, Ndhr- 
 
 LndzS 
 
 ffeufchatel', N-SH-T-L 
 STeuse, Ns* 
 Neu'stadt, Ns-Tt J ort 
 Ne'va, N-V* 
 Neva'da, N-V>-D 
 Nev'ersink, K-V(r)s-NG- 
 
 K 
 Ne'via, N-Ng* 
 
NEW 
 
 New Amsterdam, N-M 
 
 sTrdi-M 
 
 Newark, N-R-E 
 NewBed'ford, N-Bd* 
 
 Frd 
 
 New'bern, N-B 3 -.Rn 
 Newberry, N-B S -.R 
 New Brigh'ton, N-Br 1 
 
 Tn 
 
 New Brit/am, * 
 New'burgh, N-Br-G 
 Newburyport, N- 
 
 Prt 
 
 Newcastle, N-Es-L 
 New'comb, NS-E-M 
 New Eng'land, N-NG 
 
 Glnd 
 Newfoundland, N-Fnd- 
 
 ind 
 New Grana'da, N-Gr-N- 
 
 D> 
 
 New Guin'ea, N 3 -G-N 
 New Hamp'shire, N-M- 
 
 SHr 1 
 New Hart'ford, N-Hrt- 
 
 Frd 1 
 
 New Ha'ven, N(-H)-Vn* 
 New Jer'sey, N -Jr-Z 
 New Lon'don, N-Z,*-N- 
 
 Dn (Jind-N) 
 New'man, N 3 -Mn 
 Newmarket, N-M-.B 3 -E 
 New Or'leans, N-.Slnz 
 Newport, N ps-st 
 Newton, N-Tn 3 
 New'town, N-Tn 3 
 NewU'trecht, N-Y-Tr- 
 
 Et 
 New York', N-Y' R-K 
 
 PN-Y 1 ] 
 New York Mills, N-Y 1 - 
 
 M-Lz 
 
 New Zealand, N- 
 Mey, N* 
 Niag'ara, 
 Nib'lo, N-B1 3 
 Nicara'gua, N'-Er-Gw 
 Nice, Ns 
 Nich'olas, N'-Els 
 Nich'ols, N 3 -Elz 
 Nicode'mus, N-K-D*-Ms 
 Nie'buhr, N-Br 3 
 Nie'men, N 3 -Mn 
 Ni'ger, N-Jri or N-Gr 
 Nile, N-L 
 Niles, N-Lzi 
 Nimes, N 3 -M 
 Nim'rod, N-M-2Z'-D 
 Nin'eveh, N-N-V 
 Ni'obe, N-Bi 
 Nip'issing, N-Ps'-NG 
 Nix'on, N 3 -Es-N 
 No'ah, N* 
 No'el, N-L* 
 Noo'nan, N 8 -Nn 
 Norfolk, Nr-F'-K 
 Nor'man, Nr>-Mn 
 Nor'manby, Nr-Mn-B 1 
 Nor'mandy, Nr-Mn-D 1 
 NorTis, 
 
 818 
 
 North, Nr-TH> 
 
 North Ad'ams, Nr-TH 1 
 
 D-Mz 
 
 North'cote, Nr-THi-K-T 
 North' Creek, Nr-TH- 
 
 Kr-K 
 North'field, Nr-THi-F- 
 
 Ld 
 North Hamp'ton, Kr 
 
 TH-M-Tn 
 
 North'port, Nr-TH-Prt 
 North'rup, Nrthr-Pi 
 Northum'berland, Nr- 
 
 TH-M-Br-ind 
 North'ville, Nr-TH-Vl 
 North Woods, Nr-TH 
 
 wDz 
 
 Nor'ton, Nr-Tn 1 
 Nor'wich, (Eng.) Nr-J, 
 
 (U. S.JNr-CH'orNr-wCH 1 
 Nor'wood, Nr-wDi 
 Notre Dame, Ntr-Di-M 
 Nott, Nti 
 Not'ting, Nti-NG 
 Not'tingham, Nt-NG-M 
 Nova Sco'tia, N-Vs-K 
 SH 
 Nova Zem'bla, N-V'-Z 
 
 M-B1 
 
 Novgorod', N-Vi-Gr-D 
 Noyes, Nz l 
 Nu'bia, N-B 3 
 Nu'gent, N-Jnt 8 
 Nu'ma, N-M 
 Nun'da, N-N-D* 
 Nunns, Nnz 
 Nu'remberg, N-R'-M-Br 
 
 G 
 
 Nyack, N-K 
 Nye, Ni 
 
 O. 
 
 Oakes, Es* 
 Oak'field, E-F2-Ld 
 Oak'grove, K 2 -Grv 
 Oakland, E-ind* 
 Oakley, E-L* 
 Oak' Station, Es s - Tshn 
 Obadi'ah, Bi-D 
 O'berlin, Br^Ln 
 O'Bri'en, 6Br-N 
 
 Note. In writing names 
 beginning with O\ the sign 
 for the word Oh, when it 
 will make a good junction, 
 may be joined initially to 
 the first stem of the word ; 
 in all other cases write the 
 O' with the 6 dash as in 
 ordinary vocalization. In 
 ;he following outlines, 
 when the 6 is joined* it is 
 connected by a hyphen. 
 See O'Conor. 
 Ocea'na, SH'-N 
 Ocean'ica, SH'-N-E 
 Ocean'us, SH>-Ns 
 Ocmul'gee, E-M-Z-J 
 
 ORP 
 
 O'Con'nell, o-E'-Nl 
 O'Con'ner, 6-En-Ri 
 O'Con'or, 6-En-Ri 
 
 Octa'via, E-T^-V 
 Odell', D2-L 
 Odes'sa, D 2 -8 
 O'Don'ald, 6Di-Nld 
 O'Don'nell, oDi-Nl 
 O'Don'ovan, oD'-N-Vn 
 O'Dowd', 6D'-D 
 Od'yssey, Di-8 
 Offenbach, F^N-B-E 
 O'Flah'erty, 6Fli-fl-T 
 Og'den, G-Dn* 
 Og'densburgh, G-D'-Na 
 
 B-.R-G 
 
 Ogee'chee, G-CB^ 
 O'gilby, 61- B* 
 O'gilvie, Gl-V 2 
 O'glethorp, Gl-THS-fl-P 
 O'Gor'man, 6Gr'-Mn 
 O'Gra'dy, Gr-D 
 0'Haiya. 6-H-fli 
 Ohio,6-Hi 
 Oil City, Lsi-T 
 O'Kane', 6-En 
 O'Keefe, 6-Efs 
 Ol'cott, Li-Et 
 Olean'der, oLndr' 
 O'Leai^y, o-L-R 
 Ol'ive, L l -V 
 Ol'iver, Z,'-Vr 
 Ol'ivet, Z-i-Vt 
 Oliv'ia, L 3 -\ 
 Olivier', L*-V 
 Olm'stead, Ms-Td 
 Olym'pia, L 3 -M-P 
 Olym'pus, L 3 -M-Ps 
 Ol'yphant, i-Fnt 
 O maha, M-H 
 O'Mal'ley, 6-M-Z.i 
 O'mer, St., sNt-Mr 
 On'derdonk, Ndr-D-NG. 
 
 E 
 
 O'Neal, 5N-L 
 Dnei'da, N D 1 
 Dnonda'ga, N-N-D'-G 
 Dnta'rio, N-T 2 -B 
 Op'dyke, pi-D-E 
 Dpelou'sas, p3-z,ss 
 Ophelia, F 3 - 
 3'phir, 6Fr 2 
 Dpor'to, P 2 -K-T 
 Op'penheimer, Pn'-H- 
 
 Mr 
 
 Dr'ange, Rn'-J 
 3r'angeville, Rn^J-Vl 
 Or'egon, R J -Gn 
 O'Reilly, d-R^-L 
 O'rient, R s N-T 
 Orino'ko, R 2 -N-E 
 Ori'on, Ri-N 
 \ Oris'kany, Rs 3 -E-N 
 Ork'neys, RJ-E-Nz 
 Orland'do, R-L-N-D 
 Or'leans, R'-i-Nz 
 Orms'by, Ri-Mz B 
 Orono'co, R 2 -N-E 
 O'Rourke', 6-K^-R-S. 
 Or^pheus, .Ri-Fs 
 
ORR 319 PHO 
 
 Ons RI 
 
 Palmet'to, P1*-M-T Peel, P'-L 
 
 Orsi'ni, Rs s -N 
 
 Palmyra, PH-M-.R 
 
 Pekin', P3-Kn 
 
 OiVton, R l -Tn 
 
 Pa'lo Al'to, P l -L-L-1 
 
 Pel'ham, P 2 -L-M 
 
 Osage',8 2 -J 
 
 Pam'lico, P'-M-L-K 
 
 Pelissiei", P^-L-8 
 
 Osawat'omie, S-Wt-M 
 
 Pam'pas, Pi-M-Ps 
 
 
 Os'born, Z^B-fin 
 
 Pan, Pni 
 
 Pelton, p2-L-Tn 
 
 Oscan'yan, S'-K-N-Yn 
 
 Panama', P'-N-M 
 
 Bem'bsr, P 2 -M-Br 
 
 Os'car, S^Kr 
 Osceola, S 2 -i 
 
 Pando'ra, Pn*-T)-R 
 Pan'theon, pi-N-THn 
 
 Pem'berton, P 2 -M-Br-Tn 
 Pem'broke, P 2 -M-Br-K 
 
 Os'good, Zi-Gd 
 
 Pap'ua, P>-P 
 
 Penang', Pn'-NG 
 
 O'Shaugh'nessy, 6SH 1 - 
 
 Para', P l -R 
 
 Pen'dergast, Pndr=-Gst 
 
 N-8 
 
 Par'adise, P'-JZ-Ds 
 
 Pen'dleton, Pn2-D-L-Tn 
 
 Osi'ris, &-Rs 
 
 Paraguay, Pr 2 or 1 -Gw 
 
 Penel'ope, PZ-NI-P 
 
 Os'sian, SHni 
 
 Parana', P l -R-y 
 
 Pen'fleld, Pn^-F-Ld 
 
 Os'sipee, S 1 -? 
 
 Pardee', P 3 -R-D 
 
 Penn, Pu 2 
 
 Ostend', S 2 -Tnd 
 
 Par'is, P>-fis or P*-R 
 
 Pen'niman, P 2 -N-Mn 
 
 Ostran'der, S'-Trndr 
 
 Parke, P'-fl-K 
 
 Pennsylvania, P 2 -s-V-| 
 
 Os'wald, Zi-Wld 
 
 Par'ker, pi-JB-Kr 
 
 N 
 
 Oswe'go, 8 J -W-G 
 
 Park'hurst, pi R - Krst 
 
 Penn Yan, P 2 -N-Yn 
 
 Otahei'te, T 3 -H-T 
 
 (Pri-Krst) 
 
 Penob'scot, pi-N-Bs-Kt 
 
 O'tis, Ts2 
 
 Park'man, P'-JfZ-K-Mn 
 
 Pensacola, p2-Ns-K-Zi 
 
 Otis'co, T 3 -sK 
 
 Park Kow, pi-fi-K IR* 
 
 Peo'ria, P2-.K 
 
 O'Toole, 6T S -L 
 
 Parks, pi-fi-Ks 
 
 Pep'in, P 2 -Pn 
 
 Otran'to, Tri-N-T 
 
 Parley, Pr^-L 
 
 Pep'per, P 2 p r 
 
 Otse'go, T s -sG 
 Ot'tawa, Ti-W 
 Ot'tendorfer, T-N-Dr-Fr 
 
 Parm'elee, Pr^M-i 
 Parnas'sus, P l -fi-Nss 
 Par'nel, pi-fl-N-L 
 
 Pep'ys, p2-p s 
 Per'cival, pi-Rs-V-Ii 
 Per'cy, P*-R s 
 
 Oude, D' 
 
 Parr, P'-B 
 
 Per'icles, P 2 -/j-Klz 
 
 Ouse'ley, Z 3 - 
 
 Par'rish, P-2Z-8H 
 
 Per'kins, P 2 K-Kuz 
 
 O'verton, Vr ! -Tn 
 
 Par'ry, P>-H 
 
 Per'ley, Pr^-L 
 
 O'vid, V2-D 
 
 Par'sons, pi-Bs-Nz 
 
 Pernambu'co, P 3 -^-N-M- 
 
 Ovid, Vi-D 
 
 Par'thenon, P^fl-TH-Nn 
 
 B K 
 
 Owas'co, Ws-K 
 
 Par'ton, pi-fi-Tn 
 
 Per'ry, P 2 R 
 
 Owas'so, WJ-8 
 
 Part'ridge, Prti-fl-J 
 
 Per'sia, P 2 -ff-SH 
 
 Owe'go, tv* 3 -G 
 
 Pascagou'la, ps-sK-G-i 
 
 Persign'y, P 3 -^s-N-Y 
 
 O'wen, 6eN 4 
 
 Pas'cal, Ps'-Kl 
 
 Perth Amboy, P'-fi-TH- 
 
 O'wens, 6eNz* 
 
 Passa'ic, P*-sK 
 
 M-B 
 
 Oys'ter Bay, Str-B 
 
 Passamaquod'dy, P J - 
 
 Peru', P 3 -R 
 
 Ox'bow, Ks-B 
 
 sM-Kw-D 
 
 Pestaloz'zi, Psi-T-i-T-S 
 
 Ox'ford, Ks-F-Bd 
 
 Pass Christian, PsJ-Krs- 
 
 Pesth, Psts 
 
 Ozark', Zri-K 
 
 CHn 
 
 Pe'ter, Ptr 3 
 
 
 Patago'nia, P*-T-G-N 
 
 Pe'ters, Ptrz 3 
 
 P. 
 
 Pat'mos, Pti-Ms 
 Patchogue', pt-CH-G 
 
 Pe'tersburg, P 3 -Tr-zBr-G 
 Pe'terson, P 3 -Trs-N 
 
 
 Pa'ton, pi-Tn 
 
 Pe'to, P 3 -T 
 
 Pacific, Ps'-F-K 
 
 Pat'rick, P-Tr-K 
 
 jre trarcii, P j.r-xfc-JK 
 
 Pack'ard, pi-Kid 
 
 Pat'terson, P'-Trs-N 
 
 Pet'tengill, P 2 -T-N-Gl 
 
 Pack'er, pi-Kr 
 
 Pat'ti, pi-T 
 
 Pet'tigrew, P 2 -T-Gr 
 
 Pack'ingham, Pi-K-NG- 
 
 Pat'tison, pi-Ts-N 
 
 Peyton, pa-Tn 
 
 M 
 
 Paul, pi-L 
 
 Pfaff, F'-F 
 
 Padang', pi-D-NG 
 
 Paul'ding, Pi-i-D-NG 
 
 Pfei'ffer, (Eng.) F'-Fr 
 
 Pad'dock, Pi-D-K 
 
 Pauli'na, pi-i-N 
 
 Pfeif fer, (Ger.) P-F-Fr 
 
 Pad'ua, P'-D 
 
 Pauline', P 8 -I.n 
 
 Phalon, F*-Ln 
 
 Padu'cah, P 3 -D-K 
 
 Pavi'a, P*-V 
 
 Pha'raoh, F*-R 
 
 Pagani'ni, P-G-N-N 
 
 Pawtuck'et, P-T-Kt 
 
 Phe'lan, F 3 -in , 
 
 Pa'get, P 2 Jt 
 
 Pawtux'et, P*-T-Ks-T 
 
 Phe}ps, F 2 -i-Ps (Fl 2 -Ps) 
 
 Paige, P Z -J 
 
 Pax'ton, P'-Ka-Tn 
 
 Phi Delta, F'-D-L-T 
 
 Paine, Pn z 
 
 Payne, Pn 
 
 Phid'ius, F3-Ds 
 
 Pais'ley, P*-zL 
 
 Pay'son, Ps a -N 
 
 Philadel'phia, Fl 2 -D-- 
 
 Pak'enham, P'-Kn-M 
 
 Pea'body, P'-BD 
 
 F 
 
 Pal'atine, P-Z,-Tn 
 
 Pea'cock, P 3 -K-K 
 
 Philan'der, F^Zndr 
 
 Palermo, P 2 -i-R-M 
 
 Peale, P-L 
 
 Phil'ip, F 3 -^-P (F1 3 -P) 
 
 Palestine, pi-La-Tn 
 
 Pearoo, P-Rs 
 
 Philippine, F ! -i-Pn 
 
 Pa'ley, P*-L 
 
 Pear'sall, P*-fls-L 
 
 Philis'tine, Fls 3 -Tn 
 
 Pal'frey, pi-i-Fr 
 
 Pear'son, ps-fls-N 
 
 Phillips, F*-L-Pa (Fl'-Pfl) 
 
 Pal'las, P'-Ls 
 
 Pease, Pz 3 
 
 Philo, F'-i 
 
 Pall Mall', P'-L-Ml 
 
 Peck'ham, P S -K-M 
 
 Phin'eas, F 3 -Ns 
 
 Palm'er, Pi-Mr 
 
 Pecon'ic. P'-Kn-K 
 
 Phoe'be, F 3 -B 
 
 Palm'erston, pi-M-fis- 
 
 Pedee', P*-D 
 
 Phoe'bus, F-Bs 
 
 Tn I 
 
 Pe'dro, P-Dr 
 
 Phoe'nix, F-N-Ka 
 
PHR 
 
 Phryg'ia, Fr*-J 
 Picard'.P 1 Kr 
 Pic'ardy, P 3 -Kr-D 
 Piceadil'ly, ps-K-D-L 
 Piccolom'ini, P>-K1-M-N 
 Pick'ens, P 3 Knz 
 Piok'ering, ps-Kr-NG 
 Pick'ett, pa-Kt 
 Pick'wick, P 3 -Kw-K 
 Pictou', pn-K-T 
 Pied'mont, ps-D-Mnt 
 Pierce, P^oH-Rs 
 Pier'mont, ps-R-Mnt 
 Pierre'pont, pa-R-Pnt 
 Pier'son, P 3 -.Rs-N 
 Pike, pi-K 
 Pi'late, pi-t 
 Pil'low, pa- 
 Pi'lot Knob, pi-Lt-N-B 
 Pinch'beck, P 3 -N-CH- 
 
 B-K 
 
 Pinck'ney, P^-NG-K-N 
 Pin'dar, Pndr 3 
 Pine, Pn' 
 
 Pink'erton, ps-NG-Kr-Tn 
 Pi'per, P>-Pr 
 Pi'sa, P 3 -Z 
 
 Piscat'aqua, P'-sKt-Kw 
 Pis'gah, pa-zG 
 Pit'cairn, Pt'-K-fin 
 Pit'man, Pt-Mn 
 Pitt, Pt 
 
 Pitts'burg, Pt*-sBr-G 
 Pitts'field, Pts^-F-Ld 
 Pitts'ford, P 
 
 Pittsylva'nia, 
 
 N. See Pennsylvania. 
 Pi-us, pi-8 
 Pizar'ro, f l -zR 
 Plain'field, Pln-F-Ld 
 Plantag'enet, Plnt'-J-Nt 
 Pla'ta, PK-T 
 Pla'to, P1*-T 
 Platt, Plti 
 
 Platts'burgh, Plti-sBr-G 
 Play'fair, Pl2-Fr 
 Pleas'anton, Plz^-N-Tn 
 Pleas'ant Valley, Plz- 
 
 Nt V-L 
 
 Pleyel, Pi'-L 
 Plimp'ton, PF-M-Tn 
 Plin'y, Pia-N 
 Plow'den, Pl'-Dn 
 Plumb, Pia-M 
 Plumb'-gut. Pls-M-Gt 
 Plun'ket, Pi^-NG-Kt 
 Plu'tarch, Pis-T-fi-K 
 Plu'to, Pia-T 
 Plymouth, PP-M-TH 
 Plymp'ton, Pl-M-Tn 
 Pocahon'tas, pi-K-Hnt-S 
 Poe, P 
 
 Poin'dexter, Pni D Kstr 
 Point of Rocks, Pnti- 
 
 Ks 
 Poitiers' or Poictiers', 
 
 P 3 -T Bz 
 Poitou' or Poictou', P3- 
 
 T or Pw*-T 
 
 320 
 
 Poland, P J -/,nd 
 Polhe'mus, Pia-H 
 Polk, P" -K 
 Pol'lard, P-i-JKd 
 Pol'lock. ft-L-K. 
 Pol'lux, 
 Pol'ly, pi- 
 Polycarp, 
 Polyne'sia, P-Z-N-SH 
 Polyphe'mus, P 3 -.F-Ms 
 Pomera'nia, P-M-fi-N 
 Pom'eroy, P'-M-fl 
 Pom'fret, P'-M-Frt 
 Pomo'na, P 2 -M-N 
 Pompadour', ps-M-P-Dr 
 Pompe'ii, P-M-P 
 Pom'pey, pi-M-P 
 Pond, Pud' 
 Pontchartrain', P s N- 
 
 CHr -Trn 
 
 Pon'tiac, Pni-T-K 
 Pon'tius Pilate, Pn-SHs- 
 
 P-/-t 
 
 Poole, P-L 
 Poor, P 3 -K 
 Pope, P--P 
 Popocatapetl', P a -P-Kt- 
 
 Pt-L 
 
 Por'son, p!-Ks-N 
 Port' age, ps-tft-J 
 Port Chester, P 2 -fit-CHstr 
 Por'ter, ps-tftr 
 Port'land, Prts-Lnd 
 Por'to Principe, P--R-1- 
 
 Pr-Ns-P 
 
 Por'to Rico, P2-.R-T-.R-K 
 Port Richmond, Prt*-JS- 
 
 CH-Mnd 
 
 Port Royal, Prt'-fi-L 
 Ports'mouth, Prt a -sM- 
 
 TH 
 
 Port'ugal, pa 
 Po'sen. Pz-N 
 Post, Psts 
 Post'ly, Pss-T-i 
 Pot'iphar, P'-T-Fr 
 Poto'mac, Pt-M-K 
 Poto'si, p*.T-8 
 Pots'dam, Ptsi-D-M 
 Pottawat'omies, Pt'-wt- 
 
 Mz 
 
 Pot'ter, Ptr* 
 
 Poughkeep'sie, ps.R-P-S 
 Poult'ney, P'-Lt-N 
 Pow'ell, pi-L 
 Power, P>-R 
 Pow'ers, Pi-Rz 
 Powhattan', P-H-Tn 
 Prague, Pr'-G 
 Prai'riedu Chien, Pr=- 
 
 R-V-SHn 
 Pratt, Prti 
 Pray, Pr 
 
 Prend'ergast, Prndr^-Gst 
 Pren'tice, Pr*-N-Ts 
 Pres'cott, Pr-sKt 
 Pres'ton, Prs'-Tn 
 Pri'am, Pr l -M 
 Price, Prsi 
 Priest, Prst 
 
 QUO 
 
 Priest'ley, Prs 3 -T-Zi 
 Prime, Pr-M 
 Prince, Prns 3 
 Prince'ton, P^-Ns-Tn 
 Pri'or, Pri-R 
 Priscil'la, Pr'-si 
 Pritch'ard, Pri-CHrd 
 Procrus'tes, Pr'^-Krs-Tz 
 Proc'tor, Pri-Ktr 
 Prome'theus, Pr 3 -M-THs 
 Pros'ser, Pr'-sB 
 Provence', Prv'-Ns 
 Prov'idence, Prv'-Dns 
 
 (Prvd^Ns) 
 Providence Town, 
 
 Prv'-Ns-Tii 
 Prus'sia, Pr-or*-SH 
 Psyche, sKi 
 Ptol'emy, T>-X-M 
 Pueb'la, P\v2-Bl 
 Puf'fendorf, Pfa-N-Drf 
 Puget', P 2 -ZH 
 Pu'gin, ps-Jn 
 Pugh, P 
 Pulas'ki, pi-Zs-K 
 Pull'man, P 3 -i-Mn 
 Punjaub', Pni-J-B 
 Pun'tas Are'nas, Pn-T- 
 
 sR Ns 
 
 Pur'cell, P2.J2S-L 
 Pur'dy, P2-/J-D 
 Pur'dy's Station, P-fl- 
 
 Dzs-Tshn 
 Pu'rim, ps-R-M 
 Pu'sey, P"-S 
 Pushmataha', P^SH-Mt- 
 
 H 
 
 Put'nam, P-T-N-M 
 Pygma'lion, P^-G-M-in 
 Pyr'enees, P^-B-Nz 
 Pyr'mont, P^-R-Mnt 
 Pythag'oras, P'-TH-Grs 
 
 Q. 
 
 Quack'enbos, Kw-Kn- 
 
 Bi 
 Quack'enbush, Kw-Kn- 
 
 B' SH 
 
 Quarles, Kw-JRlzi 
 Quar'tus, Kw-/e'-Ts 
 Quatre Bras', K-Tr'-Br 
 Quebec', Kw-B-K 
 Queens, Kwnz 3 
 Queens'town, Kw-Nz- 
 
 Tn3 
 
 Quig'ley, Kw^-Gl 
 Quim'by, Kw-M-B 3 
 Q,uin, Kwn 3 
 Quin'cy, Kwn-S 
 Quinebaug', Kw-N-Bi-G 
 Quinn, Kwn 3 
 Quintard', Kwn-TJ-Rd 
 Quintil'ian, Kwn-T 3 -Ln 
 Quiri'nus, Kw-JJi-Ns 
 Quirk, Kw-R2-K 
 Quit'man, Kwt 3 -Mn 
 Qui'to, K-T ! 
 Quogue, Kw*-G 
 
RAB 321 RUG 
 
 
 Rhode Island, R*-D-Lnd 
 
 Bod'man, fiJ-D-Mn 
 
 
 Bhodes, fi*-Dz 
 
 Bod'ney, fi'-D-N 
 
 . 
 
 Bhone, fin 2 
 
 Boe', R- 
 
 
 Bicar'do, fii-Kr-D 
 
 Boeb'ling, fi2-Bl-NG 
 
 Rabelais', fi-Bl 
 
 Bice, fis 1 
 
 Roe'der, fi-Dr 
 
 Ba'cey, fi*-s 
 
 Rich, fi 3 -CH 
 
 Rog'er, fi'-Jr 
 
 Ba'chel, fi^-CH-L 
 
 Bich'ard, fi 3 -CHrd 
 
 Rog'ers, fi'-j rz 
 
 Rachel', Jf-SHl 
 
 Bich'ards, fis-CHrdz 
 
 Boget', fi2-ZH 
 
 Bacine', fis 3 -N 
 
 Bich'ardson, fi 3 -CHrds- 
 
 Ro'land, fi-'-ind 
 
 Bad'cliffe, fi'-D-Klf 
 
 N 
 
 Rolf, fin-F 
 
 Bad'way, fii-D-W 
 
 Bichelieu', R 3 or*-SH-L 
 
 Rol'la, fi 1 -/, 
 
 Bag'lan, fi'-Gln 
 
 Bich'field, fi 3 -CH-Fld 
 
 Rol'lin, fi'-in 
 
 Bagu'sa, R 3 -G-8 
 
 Bich'ie, fi 3 -CH 
 
 Rol'lins, fi'-inz 
 
 Bah'way, fi'-W 
 
 Bich'ings, fi 3 -CH-NGz 
 
 Roil'ing Prairie, Rl^ 
 
 Ba'leigh, fi'-Z, 
 
 Bich'mond, fi 3 -CH-Mnd 
 
 NG Pr-fi 
 
 Balph, fi^-F or Rt* 
 
 Bich'ter, fi 3 -Ktr 
 
 Romagn'a, Ri-M-NIa 
 
 Bam'sey, R'-M-Z 
 
 Bidge'way, fi-J-W 
 
 Romaine', R*-Mn 
 
 Bams'gate, Ri-Mz-Gt 
 
 Bidge'wood, fi 3 -J-Wd 
 
 Rome, RS-M 
 
 Ban'dall, fi'-Nd-L 
 
 Bid'ley, R 3 -D-L 
 
 Ro'meo, R2-M 
 
 Ban'dolph, find^i-F 
 
 Bien'zi, fi*-N-Z 
 
 Ro'mer, fi^-Mr 
 
 Bangoon', fin 3 - On 
 
 Bi'ga, fi 3 -G 
 
 Rom'illy, R'-M-i 
 
 Bank'e, fi'-NG-K. 
 
 Bigaud', R-G 
 
 Rom'ulus, Rt-M-Ls 
 
 Raii'som, fins^M 
 
 Biggs, R 3 -Gz 
 
 Bon'dout, fi'-N-Dt 
 
 Bapal'lo, fi 1 -?-!, 
 Baph'ael, fi'-F-L 
 
 Bik'er, fi'-Kr 
 Bi'ley, fii- 
 
 Rook'er, fi 3 -Kr 
 Roome, li^-M 
 
 Bapidan', fi'-P Dn 
 
 Bing'gold, fi s -NG-Gld 
 
 Roon'ey, fi 3 -N 
 
 Bappahan'nock, R'-P- 
 
 Bio de la Pla'ta, fi 3 -D-L- 
 
 Roose'velt, fiz-V-Lt 
 
 Hn-K 
 
 Pl-T 
 
 Root, fit 3 
 
 Bar'itan, fi 1 R-Tn 
 
 Bio del Norte, fi> D-L- 
 
 Roquefort', fii-K-F-R 
 
 Bas'selas, fi'-sis 
 
 Nrt or fi 3 -D-L-Nr-T 
 
 Ro'sa, fi' Z 
 
 Bath'bone, fii-TH-Bn 
 
 Bio Grande, fi 1 Grnd or 
 
 Rosa'lia, fi z -zZ, 
 
 Ba'venswood, fi*-V-Nz- 
 
 R 3 -Gru D 
 
 Bos'alie, fi^-zL 
 
 wD 
 
 Bio Janei'ro, fi ! -J-Nr or 
 
 Bos'alind, fi 1 z!,nd 
 
 Baw'lins, fi'-Zuz 
 
 fia ZH-Nr 
 
 Bos'coe, fis'-K 
 
 Bay.fi* 
 
 Bip'ley, R*-P-L 
 
 Rose, Rtfl 
 
 Bay'mond, R 2 -Mnd 
 
 Bis'ley, R*-zL 
 
 Bose'cranz, fi z -zErnz 
 
 Bay'nor, fin*-R 
 
 Bitch, fi 3 CH 
 
 Bose'dale, fiz'^-D L 
 
 Bead, R 3 -D 
 
 Bitch'ie, fi-CH 
 
 Bos'enberg, fiz--N-Br-G 
 
 Bead'ing, fi*-D-NG 
 Beam, R-M 
 
 Bit'ter, fitr 3 
 Biv'erdale, Rv 3 -fi-D-L 
 
 Ros'enstein, fiz 2 -Ns-Tn 
 Roset'ta, fi^ ! -T 
 
 Bebec'ca, fi*-B-K 
 
 Biv'ers, fiv 3 -fiz 
 
 Ros'lyn, fi j -s/,n 
 
 Bed'dy, fi* D 
 
 Bives, fivz^ 
 
 Ross, fis 1 
 
 Bed'field, fi*-D-Fld 
 
 Biv'ington, fi 3 -V-NG-Tn 
 
 Rossi'ni, fis 3 -N 
 
 Bed'path, fi*-D-P-TH 
 
 Boach, fi'-i-CH 
 
 Ros'siter, fi>-sTr 
 
 Beed, fi 3 -D 
 
 Boanoke', fi^-N-K 
 
 Roths' child, fisi-CH-IxJ 
 
 Beg'ulus, R*-G-LB 
 
 Bob'bins, fi'-Bnz 
 
 orfit--SHld 
 
 Beil'ly, fi 1 -!, 
 
 Bob'ert, fi^Brt 
 
 Roth'well, fi^TH-Wl 
 
 Beims, R 3 -Mz or Rnz 1 
 
 Bob'erts, fi'-Brts 
 
 Rot'terdam, fitr'-D-M 
 
 Beme'dios, R-M-Ds 
 
 Bob'ertson, fii-BrtB-N 
 
 Round Hill, find'-H-L 
 
 Bem'ington, R*-M-NG- 
 
 Bob'espierre, fi^Bs-P-R 
 
 Rou'en, fi 3 -N or R l -N 
 
 Tn 
 
 Bob'in Hood, fit-Bn-D 
 
 Rourke, fi 3 -fi-K 
 
 Bem'sen, R'-Ms-N 
 
 Bob'inson, fii-B-Ks-N 
 
 Rouse, fis 1 
 
 Be'mus, R-Ms 
 
 Bob Boy, fi^B-fi 
 
 Rousseau', fi'-S 
 
 Benan', R'-Nn 
 
 Boche'fort, fi*-CH-Frt 
 
 Rout'ledge, Ri*-L-3 
 
 Be'no, R 3 -N 
 
 Bochefort', fi>-8H-Fr 
 
 Roux, fi 3 
 
 Ben'frew, fiS-N-Fr 
 
 Bochelle', fi^-SHl 
 
 Bow'an, fi*-N 
 
 Bens'selaer, fi*-N-s-R 
 
 Boch'ester, fi'-CHstr 
 
 Bowan', fi^N 
 
 [fi* si-R] 
 
 Bock'away, R>-K-W 
 
 Rowe, fi* 
 
 Ben'wick, Rn-W-K 
 
 Bock'ford, fii-K-Frd 
 
 Row'el, R'-L 
 
 Beu'ben, R* Bn 
 
 Rock'ingham, fi'-K-NG- 
 
 Rowland, fi*-nd 
 
 Beu'ter, fitr 1 
 
 M 
 
 Rowley, R l -L 
 
 Bevere', fi 3 -V-R 
 
 Bock Island, fi'-K-IZnd 
 
 Rox'bury, fi'-Ke-B-R 
 
 Bey'nolds, fi*-N-Ldz 
 
 Bock'land, fi'-K-ind 
 
 Boyce, fis 1 
 
 Bhadaman'thus, R l -D- 
 
 Rock'wood, R!-K wD 
 
 Ru'bens, fi'-Bnz 
 
 M-N-THs 
 
 Rock'well, R^K-Wl 
 
 Ru'bicon, fi 3 -B-Kn 
 
 Rheims, R'-Mz or Rnz 1 
 
 Rock'y Mountains, fi 1 - 
 
 Bubi'ni, fi 3 B N 
 
 Bhett, fits 
 
 K-Mnt-Nz 
 
 Ru'dolph, fi s -D-L-F 
 
 Bhine, Rn 1 
 
 Bod'dy, R-D 
 
 Ru'fus, fi 3 -Fs 
 
 Bhine'beck, Rn"-B-K 
 
 Bod'erick, R'-Dr-K 
 
 Ru'pert, fi'-Prt 
 
 Rhiue'lander, 2tu l -Lu&r 
 
 Bod'ger, R l -Jr 
 
 Bug'by, fia-G-B 
 
 14* 
 
RUG 322 
 
 Bug'gles, A-3-Giz 
 
 San Anto'nio, sN-N-T*-N 
 
 Bun'kle, .K 2 -NG-K1 
 
 San Augustine', sN-Gs- 
 
 Bun'nymede, 2 -N-M-D 
 
 Tn 
 
 Bun'yon, ,R 2 -N-Yn 
 
 San Bias, sN-Bls> 
 
 Bush, Rt-SB. 
 
 San'born, sN-B^JJn 
 
 Bush'ton, ^-SH-Tn 
 
 San'chez, sN-CH^TH 
 
 Bus'sell, Rt-sL 
 
 San'ders, gNdrzi 
 
 Bus' si a, &2-SH 
 
 San'derson, sNdrs'-N 
 
 Bust, fist 2 
 
 Sand'ford, sNd-Fi-B-D 
 
 But'gers, Rt*-Qrz 
 
 San Die'go, 8N-D--G 
 
 Buth, 3.xH 
 
 Sands, sN-Dz 1 (sNdz 1 ) 
 
 Buth'erford, B-DH-R- 
 
 Sandus'ky, sN-D 2 -sK 
 
 Frd (Rdhr*-Frd) 
 
 Sand'wicn, sNd-wCH 1 or 
 
 But'land, Rt*-Lnd 
 
 sNd-wJ 1 
 
 But'ledge, RV-L-J 
 
 San'dy Hook, sX-D-H- 
 
 By'an, Ri-X 
 
 K 
 
 Byder, J2'-Dr 
 
 San Fernan'do, sN-F 1 - 
 
 Bye, fli 
 
 B-N-N-D 
 
 Bye'gate, B'-Gt 
 
 San'ford, eN-Fi-B-D 
 
 By'erson, Ri-Rs-N 
 
 San Francis'co, sN-Fr- 
 
 Byn'ders, A'udrz 1 
 
 Nss-K [8Nss 3 -E] 
 
 
 San'gamon, sNGi-G-Mn 
 
 S. 
 
 San Jacin'to, sN-Js'-N-T 
 San Joaquin', sN-W^-Kn 
 
 
 San Juan', sN-Wn 1 
 
 Babi'na, sB'-N 
 
 San Lu'is, eN-Z 3 -S 
 
 Sab'ine, sBn 1 
 
 San Pe'dro, sN-P'-Dr 
 
 Sac'chi, sK 1 
 
 San Salvador', sK-sL 1 - 
 
 Sack'ett, sKt 1 
 
 V-Dr 
 
 Ba'co, sK 1 
 
 San'ta Anna, sN-T 1 -^ 
 
 Sacy', sS 3 
 
 San'ta Barbara, sN-T 1 - 
 
 Sad'ler, sDi-Z-R 
 
 Br-Br 
 
 Sage, sJ 
 
 San'ta Claus, sN-T"-Klz 
 
 Sag'inaw, sG'-N 
 
 San'ta Cruz, sN-T'-Krz 
 
 Saha'ra, S'-H-fi 
 
 San'ta Fe.sN-T'-F 
 
 St. Charles, sNt-CHri-Zz 
 
 San'ta Maria, sN-T a -M-fi 
 
 St. Clair, 8Nt-Kl-K' 
 
 San'ta Bosa, sN-Ti-B-Z 
 
 St. George, sNt-Jr>-J 
 
 San tee', sN-T 3 
 
 St. James, sNt-J 2 -Mz 
 
 Santia'go de Cuba, sN- 
 
 St. John, sNt-Jn 
 
 1 l -0r &* K-B 3 
 
 8t. Jo'seph, sNt-Jz 2 -F 
 
 Sapphi'ra, sF^-R 
 
 St. Lawrence, sNt-Z 1 - 
 
 Saragos'sa, efi'-G-S 
 
 Rns 
 
 Sa'rah, sA* 
 
 St. Louis, sNt-Z* or sNt- 
 
 Saranac', sK'-N-K 
 
 z,-s 
 
 Sarato'ga, sfi 2 -T-G 
 
 St. Paul, sNt-P'-L 
 
 Sardin'ia, e^-D-N 
 
 St. Pe'ters, sNt-Ptrz' 
 
 Sarles, sR'-Zz 
 
 St. Thom'as, sNt-Ti-Ms 
 
 Saro'ny, sfi 2 -N 
 
 St. Vin'cent, 8Nt-V 3 -N8- 
 
 Sartiges', sBt^-ZH 
 
 Nt 
 
 Sar'toris, sR l -1-Rs 
 
 Bal'adin, sL^-Dn 
 
 Sa'tan, sTn 2 
 
 Salaman'ca, sii-M-NG-K 
 
 Sat'terlee, BTr'-Z 
 
 Sa'lem, s/, a -M 
 
 Sat'urn, B'n-fin 
 
 Saler'no, BL*-R-~8 
 
 Sau'er, sR 1 
 
 Sali'na, sL'-N 
 
 Sau'gatuck, sG-Ti-K 
 
 Salis'bury, sLz l -B-R 
 
 Saul, sZ 1 
 
 Sal'tnon, si'-Mn 
 
 Sault (so), S 2 
 
 Bal'ter, eZtri 
 
 Sault de Sainte Marie, 
 
 Salt Lake City, sLV-L- 
 
 8 s sNt 2 M-R S 
 
 Ks-T 
 
 Baun'ders, eNdrz 1 
 
 Salt Biver, sLt l -Rv-R 
 
 Saun'derson, sNdrs'-N 
 
 Salvador', s/, l -V-Dr 
 
 Sauquoit', sKw-T 1 
 
 Sam,sMi 
 
 Saute me', sT*-fin 
 
 Samana', sM'-N 
 
 Sauvages', sV>-2H 
 
 Sama'ria, eM-fi 2 
 
 Sav'age, sV'-J 
 
 Sam'mis, sMs 1 
 
 Savan'nah, eV'-N 
 
 Sam'son or Samp'son, 
 
 Sav'oy, sVi 
 
 BMe>-N 
 
 Sawyer, S'-Yr 
 
 Bam'uel, sM-Z' 
 
 Saxe, 8K&i 
 
 Sam'uels, sH-Zz* 
 
 Sax'ony, sKs'-N 
 
 SEC 
 
 Saz'ton, sKs-Tn' 
 Say 'brook, S^-Br-K 
 Say'ers, sRz 1 
 Scandina'via, sKnd-N-V* 
 Scan' Ion, sKn-Z,n> 
 Scan'nell, sK'-Nl 
 Scarborough, sKr-B'-fl 
 Scars'dale, sKrz-D'-L 
 Schaghficoke, sK-Ti- 
 
 K-K 
 
 Schef fer, SH^-Fr 
 Scheldt, sK-Lta or SHld 
 Schelestadt', SHIsJ-Tt 
 Schell, SHI 2 
 Schel'ling, SH12-NQ 
 Schem, SH^-M 
 Schenck, sK^-NG-K 
 Schenec'tady, sKn-K- 
 
 TS-D 
 Scher'merhorn, sKr-Mr- 
 
 Schiedam', 
 Schil'ler, SHl^-R 
 Schir'mer, SHr^-M-R 
 Schles'wig, SHls^-W-G 
 Schlos'ser, SHls^R 
 Schmidt, SH^-Mt 
 Schnei'der, SHi-Kdr 
 Scho'field, sK-F*-Ld 
 Schohar'ie, 6K-H-.K 1 
 Schoo'ley's Mountain, 
 
 8K-iz3-Mnt-N 
 Schoon'maker, sKn 3 -M- 
 
 Kr 
 
 Schott, SHti 
 Schra'der, SHrdr* 
 Schrei'ber, SHri-Br 
 Schro'der, SHrdr* 
 Schroon, sKrn'i 
 Schu'bert, 5H 3 -Brt 
 Schultz, SHlts s 
 Schuy'ler, sK-ir 1 
 Schuyl'kill, eK-L*-Kl 
 Schwarz, SHi-W-Rts 
 Scil'ly, 8/- 
 Scinde, sN-D* (sNd) 
 Scip'io, sP3 
 Scit'uate, sCH 3 -T 
 Sclavo'nia, sKl V^-N 
 Scores'by, sK-z-B 
 Scotland, 8Kt-nd 
 Scott, sKt 1 
 Sco'vill, sK-V*-L 
 Scrib'ner, sKr-B 3 -Nr 
 Scrym'ser, sKr-Ms-R* 
 Scud'der, sK-Dr^ 
 Scul'ly, BS.-L* 
 Scyl'la, si 3 
 Sea'bury, sB'-B 
 Sea'grist, sGrst 3 
 Sea'man, sMn 3 
 3ear'ing, sR 3 -NG 
 Sears, sRz 3 
 Sea'ver, sVr* 
 Seba'go, sB'-G 
 Sebast'ian, Saint, sNts- 
 
 Bs!-CHn 
 Sebastopol. See Sevat- 
 
 topol. 
 Se'cor, sKr s 
 
BED 
 
 Beda'lia, BT>*-L 
 
 Shi'loh.sm-Z, 
 
 Bedg'wick, sJ*-W-K 
 
 Shine, SHn 1 
 
 Bee'ley, sZ, 3 
 
 Ship'man, SH 8 -P-Mn 
 
 Be'guin, sGwn 8 
 
 Shir'ley, SHr*-Z, 
 
 Seine, sN" 
 
 Shook, SH^-K 
 
 Sel'den, sZ.*-Dn 
 
 Shra'dy, SHr-D 
 
 Sel'igman, sZ, a -G-Mn 
 
 Shreve'port, SHrS-V-Prt 
 
 Seli'na, eZ^-N 
 Sel'kirk, si*-Kr-K 
 
 Shrews'bury, 8Hrz-B-fi 
 Shum'way, SH 2 -M-W 
 
 Selt'zer, sZ-ts^-E 
 
 Siam', S'-M 
 
 Sem'inoles, sM a -Nlz 
 
 Sibe'ria, sB 3 -K 
 
 Sen'eca, sN^-K 
 
 Sib'ley, sB 3 -Z/ 
 
 Senegal', sN-G-I/i 
 
 Sic'ily, Ss 3 -Z, 
 
 Benegam'bia, sN-G-M-Bi 
 
 Sick'les, sKlz 8 
 
 Ber'geant, s/ii-Jnt 
 Serve'tus, s/* 3 -V-T8 
 
 Sid'dons, sDnz 3 
 Sid'mouth, sD 8 -M-TH 
 
 Ber'via, eZ^-V 
 
 Sid'ney, sD 3 -N 
 
 Beth, sTH 
 
 Si'don, sDn 1 
 
 Sevasto'pol, sVs-T-Pi 
 
 Sier'ra, sR* 
 
 Bevas'topol, sVs'-T-Pl 
 
 Sier'ra Goiyda, sZ^-Gr-D 
 
 Severn, &\"-Ku 
 
 Sier'ra Leo'ne, sZJ 2 -Z,-N 
 
 Seville', sV 8 -L 
 
 Sier'ra Neva'da, sZi^-N- 
 
 Bewail, S 3 -L 
 
 V-D 
 
 Sew'ard, S 3 -Ed (sEd 8 ) 
 
 Si'gel, sGl 3 
 
 Sex'ton, sKs-Tn 2 
 
 Sig'ismund, sJ^-sMnd 
 
 Seymour, sM-E 3 
 
 Sig'ourney, sGr^-N 
 
 Bfor'za, sF^JZt-S 
 
 Siias, sZ/s 1 
 
 Shack'elford, SH'-Kl-Frd 
 
 Sile'nus, sL'-Ns 
 
 Bha'drach, 8H*-Dr-E. 
 
 Sile'sia, sL*-SH 
 
 Sha'ler, SH 2 -Fr 
 
 Sil'leck, sZ, 3 -K 
 
 Shaffer, SH'-Fr 
 
 Sil'liman, sZ. 8 -Mn 
 
 Shakes'peare, SH 2 -Ks- 
 
 Silo'am, sZ, 2 -M 
 
 P-E 
 
 Silva'nus, sZ, 2 -V-Ns 
 
 Bhand'ley, SIP-N-D-Z, 
 Shanghai', SH-NG-H 
 
 Silves'ter, si*-Vstr 
 Sil'ver Creek, BZ, 8 -Vr- 
 
 Shanks, sm-NG-Ks 
 
 Kr-K 
 
 Bhan'non, SH J -Nn 
 
 Sim'eon, sMn 8 
 
 Shark'ey SHr'-K 
 
 Sim'mons, sMnz 3 
 
 Shark Hiver, SHr'-K- 
 
 Simms, sMz 3 
 
 Rv-R 
 
 Si'mon, sMn 1 
 
 Shar'on. SH'-Bn 
 
 Si'monson, sM 1 -Ns-N 
 
 Sharp, SHr'-P 
 
 Si'monton, sMn-Tn l 
 
 Bhars'wood, SHrzJ-Wd 
 
 Simp'kins, sM s -Knz 
 
 Shat'tuck, SH'-T-K 
 
 Sim'plon, sM-Pln 3 
 
 Bhaw, 8Hi 
 
 Simp'son, sMs 8 -N 
 
 Shawan'gunk (Shong'- 
 
 Sims, sMz 3 
 
 gum), 8H>-NG-G-M 
 
 Si'nai, sN> 
 
 Shay, 8H 2 
 
 Sin'clair, sN-Kl-E 8 
 
 Shea, SH 
 
 Singapore', sNG-G-Pr* 
 
 Shear'man, SHr 2 -Mn 
 
 Sing'er, sNGr 3 
 
 She'ba, 8H 3 -B 
 
 Sioux, 8 
 
 Sheboy'gan, SHJ-B-Gn 
 
 Sis'co, 8s 8 -K 
 
 Shed'den, 8H 2 -Dn 
 
 Skaats, sKts' 
 
 Sheffield, SH*-Fld 
 
 Skag'ger Back, sK'-Gr- 
 
 Shel'burne, 8Hl 2 -B-Kn 
 
 R-K. 
 
 Shel'by, SH1*-B 
 
 Skaneat'eles, sK-N-T'-is 
 
 Shel'don, SHl 2 -Dn 
 
 Sketch'ley, sK-CH*-Z, 
 
 Shel'ley, SH*-L 
 
 Skid'dy, sK-D 8 
 
 Bhel'ter Island, SHltr- 
 
 Skid'more, sK-DS-M-E 
 
 Z,nd 
 
 Skin'uer, sK. 8 -Nr 
 
 Bhenando'ah, 8H*-N-N- 
 
 Blade, sZ.*-D 
 
 D 
 
 Sla'ter, sitr 2 
 
 Shep'ard, SH-P-Ed 
 
 Slavo'nia, sZ- s -V-N 
 
 Bhep'ley, SH 2 -P-/y 
 
 81ftR / "wiclc sj^S""\V~K 
 
 Sher'idan, 8H*-fi-Dn 
 
 Slidell', si-D-L 
 
 Sher'man, 8Hr a -Mn 
 
 Sloan, sZ,n a 
 
 Sher'ry SH 2 -fl 
 
 Slo'cum, sZ, 2 -K-M 
 
 Sher'win, 8Hr-Wn 
 
 Slos'son, sXs^N 
 
 Sher'wood, 8Hr-Wd 
 
 Slote, BZ.t* 
 
 Shields, 8Uldz< 
 
 Smal'ley, sli-i 1 
 
 SPE 
 
 Smart, sM-/fti 
 Smed'berg, sMd-Br*-G 
 Smil'lie, sM-i 
 Smith, sM-TH 3 
 Smith'fleld, sM-TH'- 
 
 Ld 
 
 Smith'son, sM-THs 3 -N 
 Smull, BM-Z.2 
 Smy'lie, sM-Li 
 Smyr'na, sM-fi*-N 
 Smyth, sM-TH'crs 
 Smythe, sM-TH' 
 Sned'ecor, sN-D 2 Kr 
 Snell, sN-L 2 
 Snel'ling, sN-L 2 -NG 
 Snif'fin, sN-Fns 
 Snod'grass, sN-D'-Grs 
 Snow'den, sN-Dn 2 
 Sny'der, sNdr 1 
 Soc'rates, sKr-Tz 3 
 Sod'am, sDi-M 
 Sol, si 1 
 
 Solan'der, s/.ndr 1 
 Solferi'no, si 3 -F--N 
 Sol'omon, sL'-Mn 
 Sol'omons, si'-Mnz 
 So'lon, sin 2 
 Som'ers, sMrz 2 
 Som'erville, sM- 2 -V-L 
 Som'ersett, sM-s--T 
 Som'mers, sM-Ez> 
 
 (sMrz 2 ) 
 
 Sonne'born, sN-B*-jRn 
 Sono'ra, sN-fi 2 
 Son'tag, sN-Ti-G 
 So'per. ePr 2 
 Sophi'a, sFi 
 Soph'ocles, BF'-Klz 
 Sophro'nia, sFr'-N 
 So'ria, sR- 
 Sorren'to, s7J 2 -N-T 
 Soth'eby, sDH^-B 
 Soule, sZ- 3 
 Soule', si 3 
 Southamp'ton, sDH'-M- 
 
 Tn 
 
 South'ard, sDHrd 2 
 South'erland, sDHr 2 -Znd 
 South'ern, sDHru 2 
 South'ey, sDH 1 
 South'field, sTH'-F-Ld 
 South'mayd, sDH'-Md 
 South'old, sTHi-Ld 
 South'port, sTH'-Prt 
 South'wark, (London) 
 
 8DH2-.R-K, (Philadel.> 
 
 sTHi-Wr-K 
 
 South' Wick, sTHi W-K 
 South'worth, sTH'-Wr- 
 
 TH 
 
 Sow'erby, S l -R-E 
 Spa, sPi 
 
 Spaf'ford, eP-Frd 
 Spain, sPn 
 Spal'ding, B P>-Z,-D-NG 
 Sparks, sP'-B -Ks 
 Spar'ta, BP 1 -^-! 
 Spar'tacus, sP^Kt-Ks 
 Spauld'irig, sP'-Z-D-NG 
 Spear or Speir, BP 3 -B 
 
SPE 
 
 Spell'man, sP*-Z.-Mn 
 Bpence, Bfus* 
 Bpen'cer, eP*-Ns-K 
 Sper'ry, 8P*-/i 
 Sphinx, 6F 3 -NG-Es (sFn 
 
 Es) 
 
 Spi'cer, sP'-sR 
 Sping'ler, sP*-NG-Gl-B 
 Spinola, sP 2 -Nl 
 Spino'za, sPn*-Z 
 Spitzberg'en, sPt 3 -zBr- 
 
 Gn 
 
 Spof ford, sP'-Frd 
 Spoon'er, sP s -Nr 
 Spotts, sPtsi 
 Spottsylva'nia, sPt*-si- 
 
 V N 
 
 Bprague, sPr*-G 
 Spratt, sPrt 
 Spriggs, 
 Spring, s 
 
 Spring'er, sPr*-NGr 
 Spring'fleld, sPr-NG-F 
 
 Ld 
 
 Sproul, sPr 1 -!, 
 Spruce, sPrs 3 
 Spurz'heim, sP 3 -Rtz-H-M 
 Spuy'ten Duyvel, sP 1 - 
 
 Tn-D-Vl 
 
 Squam, sKwi-M 
 Squier, sKw-Ri 
 Squires, sEw-Rzi 
 Staats, stTsi 
 Stack, BtEi 
 Stack'pole, stK-P>-L 
 8tael,6tL 
 Stafford, BT'-Frd 
 Stamboul', stM-Bl* 
 Stam'ford, stM-Frd 1 
 Stand'ish, sTud-SH 
 Stan'field, sTni-F-Ld 
 Stan'ford, sTn'-F-fid 
 Stan'hope, sT'-N-P 
 Stan'ley, sTi-Nl 
 Stans'bury, sT-Nz-B-B 
 Stan'ton, sTnti-N 
 Stan'wix, sTn'-W-Ks 
 Sta'ples, T*-Plz 
 Sta'pleton, sT-Pl-Tn 
 Stark, stR'-K 
 Stark'ey, stRi-K 
 Stark' weather, stR'-K- 
 
 Wdhr (stR>-Kwdhr) 
 Starr, stRi 
 State Line, stT^-in 
 Staten Island, stTn'-Lnd 
 Staun'ton, sTnt>-N 
 Stearns, stRuz* 
 Steb'bins, stBnz* 
 Sted'man, stD-Mn 
 Steele, etL 3 
 Steers, stRz' 
 Stein, sTni 
 
 Stein'berg, sTn'-B-JZ-G 
 Stein'way, sTn'-W 
 Stel'la, BtL2 
 Sten'tor, sTntr* 
 Ste'phen, stVn 1 
 Ste'phens, stYnz' 
 Steph'enson, stV-Na-N 
 
 324 TAL 
 
 Sterling, stR 2 -i-NG 
 
 Suffolk, sF=-E 
 
 Stern or Sterne, BtRn* 
 
 Sug'ar Loaf, SW-Gr-L 
 
 Stet'son, BtT8*-N 
 
 Sug'den, sG-Du 2 
 
 Steu'ben, stBn 
 
 Sullivan, si-Vn 
 
 Steuben', BtBn* 
 
 Sully, sL* 
 
 Stevens, stVnz* . 
 
 Buma'tra, sM-Tr 1 
 
 Stevenson, stva-Ns-N 
 
 Sum'merneld, sM-fi*-F- 
 
 Stew'art, BT'-Rt (stRt 3 ) 
 
 Ld 
 
 Stick'ney, stE-N 
 
 Sum'mers, sM-Rz* 
 
 Stiles, st/.z 1 
 
 Bum'ner, 8M 2 -Nr 
 
 Still'man,sti 3 -Mn 
 
 Sum'ter, sMtr 2 
 
 Still Water, 6t 3 -Wtr 
 
 Sun'bury, sN-B s - 
 
 Still'well, stL 3 -Vfl 
 
 Sun'derland, sNdr-ind* 
 
 Btimp'son, BtMs*-N 
 
 Sun'ny Side, sXs 2 -D 
 
 Sti'ner, sT'-Nr 
 
 Supe'rior, sP 3 - R 
 
 Stin'son, sT^Ns-N 
 
 Surinam', sfin 1 -!! 
 
 Stirling, stR2--NG 
 
 Sur'ry, sfi 2 
 
 Stitt, BtT* 
 
 Su'san, sZn 3 
 
 Sto'bo. 6tB 
 
 Susan'nah, sZ>-N 
 
 Stock'bridge, stE-Br>-J 
 
 Susquehan'nah, sS'-Ew- 
 
 Stock'holm, stE'-Hl-M 
 
 H-l 
 
 Stock'ton, stK-Tn 
 
 Sus'sex, Ss 2 -Es 
 
 Stock'weU, stE-Wli 
 
 Sutherland, sDHr s -ind 
 
 Stod'dard, sT'-Drd 
 
 Sut'ton, s'i'n- 
 
 Stok'er, 6tEr 
 
 Suwa'nee, sW-N 
 
 Stokes, stEs* 
 
 Suydam', sD'-M 
 
 Stone, sTn* 
 
 Swa'bia, sW^-B 
 
 Ston'ington, sTn*-NG-Tn 
 
 Swack'hamer, BW^E-H- 
 
 Sto'rer, stR 2 -R 
 
 Mx 
 
 Storm, stR'-M 
 
 Swain, sWn* 
 
 Storms, stRi-Mz 
 
 Swamp'scott, sW 1 -Ms-Et 
 
 Storrs, stRzi 
 
 Swan, sWn 1 
 
 Sto'ry, stR* 
 
 Swart' wout, sW^fit-wT 
 
 Stough'ton, stTn'or* 
 
 Ewayne, sWn* 
 
 Stout, stTi 
 
 Swe'den, sWd s -N 
 
 Stout'enburg, stTni-B-fi- 
 
 Swe'denborg, sWd'-N- 
 
 G 
 
 Br-G 
 
 Stowe, sl 
 
 Swee'ney, sW 3 -N 
 
 Stow'ell, sT 2 -L 
 
 Sweet, sWt 3 
 
 Stra'bo, sTr*-B 
 
 Sweet'ser, sWts'-R 
 
 Straf'ford, sTi^-Frd 
 
 Swift, swFt 3 
 
 Btra'han, sTr^N 
 
 Swin'ton, sWn 3 -Tn 
 
 Strang, sTr'-NG 
 
 Switzerland, BWtz-B- 
 
 Stras'bourg, sTr'-zB-fi-G 
 
 /.nd 
 
 or sTH-zB R 
 
 Byd'enham, sD 3 -N-M 
 
 Stras'burg, sTr'-sB-R-G 
 
 Byd'ney, sD a -N 
 
 Strat'ford, sTrt'-Frd 
 
 Bykes, sEs 1 
 
 Strat'ton, s'i'r^Tn 
 
 Byl'ran, s^ 3 -Vn 
 
 Strauss, sTrs 1 
 
 Sylva'nus, sL 2 -V-Ns 
 
 Street, sTrt 
 
 SylTest'er, s// 2 -Vstr 
 
 Street'er, sTrtr 3 
 
 Sy'pher, sFr 1 
 
 Strickland, sTr 3 -Elnd 
 
 Syr'acuse, sR 3 -Es 
 
 String'er, sTr'-NGr 
 
 Syria, sR 3 
 
 Strong, sTr>-NG 
 
 
 Stryk'er, sTr'-Er 
 Stu'art, sX'-Rt (stRt 3 ) 
 
 T. 
 
 Stu'ber, stBr 
 
 
 Stud'ley, stD 2 -L 
 
 Ta'ber, T*-Br ' 
 
 Stud'well, 6tD 2 -Wl 
 
 Ta'berg, T 2 -Br-G 
 
 Stur'ges, stK*- Jz 
 
 Tab'itha, Ti-B-TH 
 
 Sturgis, stB 2 -J8 
 
 Ta'ble Rock, T^-Bl-S-K 
 
 Stur'tevant, sT'-Kt-Vnt 
 
 Tacitus, Ts'-Ts 
 
 Stutt'gart, stT s orS-Grt 
 Stuy'vesant, stVs l -Nt 
 
 Tag-gart, T-Grt 
 Taglio'ni, T S -L-N 
 
 Styles, st/xz 1 
 
 Ta'gus, T 2 -Gs 
 
 Styx, stEs 3 
 
 Tahi'te, T*-H-T 
 
 Sua'bia, sW 2 -B 
 
 Tain'tor, Tntr" 
 
 Sue, 8^ 
 
 Tait, Tt* 
 
 Su'ez or Suez', 8or*-Z 
 
 Tal'bot, T'-L-Bt 
 
 Sui'lern, sF*-fin 
 
 Tal'cott, T^-L-S.-T 
 
TAL 
 
 Tal'fourd, T>-Z--Frd 
 Tal'iat'erro (tol'eTer), T 1 
 
 L-Vr 
 
 Tallahas'see, Tl'-H-S 
 Tallapoo'sa, T-Z,-P-8 
 Tal'leyrand, T l -L-Rn& 
 Tall'madge, Tli-M- J 
 Tam'many, T'-M-N 
 Tam'many Hall, T J -M-N 
 
 HI 
 
 Tampi'co, T-M-P-E 
 Ta'ney, T-N 
 Tangiere', T 8 N-Jp 
 Tan'ner, T'-Nr 
 Tappahan'nock, T 1 -!* 
 
 Hii-K 
 
 Tap'pan, Ti-Pn 
 Tap'scott, T^P-sKt 
 Tar'rytown, T'-fi-Tn 
 Tar'shish, T^/S-SH-SH 
 Tar'sus, 1 l -Rsa 
 JL &r tflrxiSj \L *- _/-.!./[ s 
 Tas'so, T 1 S 
 Ta'tham, T 2 -TH-M 
 Taun'ton, Tn>-Tn 
 Tav'istock, TJ-Vs-T-K 
 Taylor, T 2 -i-B 
 Taze'well, T 2 -zW-X, 
 Tecum'seh, T 2 -K-M-8 
 Tehuantepec', Xwn 2 -T-P- 
 
 E 
 
 Telem'achus, Tl-M-Es 
 Tem'ple, T"-M-P1 
 Tem'pleton, T*-M-Pl-Tn 
 Ten'broeck, T*-N-Br-K 
 Teneriffe', T-Nr-F 
 Teneyck', T^N-K 
 Tennessee', T 3 -N-S 
 Ten'ney, T 2 -N 
 Ten'nyson, T 2 -Ns-N 
 Terpsich'ore, Tr-P-sE-/J 
 Ter'ra del Fuego, T 2 -B- 
 
 D-i-F-G 
 
 Terre haute', Tr 2 -Ht 
 Ter'rill, T*-Rl 
 Ter'ry, T 2 -K 
 
 Terwil'liger, TrS-W-Z-Gr 
 Tex'as, T'^-Kss 
 Thack'eray, THi-Kr 
 Thad'deus, TH>-Ds 
 Thal'berg, T-Z,-Br-G 
 Thames, T 2 -Mz 
 Thatch'er, THi-CHr 
 Thay'er, TH-B 
 Thebes, TH 3 -Bz 
 The'obald, TH-Bld or 
 
 T^-Bld 
 
 Theodo'ra, TH-D-B 
 The'odore, TH-Dr 
 Theoph'ilus, THi-Fls 
 There'sa, T'-R-B 
 Thessaloni'ca, THi-s- 
 
 N-K 
 
 Thibaut', T-B 
 Thib'et, T 3 -Bt 
 Thierry', 1*-R 
 Thiers', T 2 -B 
 This'be, THz-B 
 Thorn, T ! -M 
 Thom'as, T>-M 
 
 325 
 
 TUN 
 
 Thomp'son, Ti-Ms-N 
 
 Tope'ka, T 3 -P-K 
 
 - Thor'burn, THri-Brn 
 
 To'phet, Tf 2 -T 
 
 Thoreau', TH'-fi 
 
 Top'ping, T^P-NG 
 
 Thorn'dyke, THrni-D-K 
 
 Toron'to, TJ-^-N-T 
 
 Thome, 1H l -Ru 
 
 Torqua'to, Tr'-Kw-T 
 
 Thorn'ton, TH'-fint-N 
 
 Tor'rey, 1^-R 
 
 Thorpe, THi--p 
 
 Tortu'ga, TS-^-T-G 
 
 Thor'waldsen, THr^- 
 
 Tot'ten, T!-Tn 
 
 Wlds-N 
 
 Tou'cey, T^S 
 
 Thouvenel', Tv-N-L 
 
 Toulon', T*-Ln 
 
 Thrace, THrs 
 
 Toulouse', T 3 -is 
 
 Throck'morton, THr^K. 
 
 Tourain', T'^-fin 
 
 M-fi-Tn 
 
 Tours, T a -K 
 
 Thurber, THr-Br 
 
 Toussaint' L'Ouver* 
 
 Thurlow, THr2-Z 
 
 ture', Tsi-jv /,3-Vrtr 
 
 Thur'man, THr-Mn 
 
 Tower, X'-K 
 
 Thurs'ton, THrs^-Tn 
 
 Towle, T"-L 
 
 Tib'bals, T 3 -Blz 
 
 Town, Tn' 
 
 Ti'ber, T-Br 
 
 Town'drow, T J -N-Dr 
 
 Tib'et, T8-Bt 
 
 Town'ley, T'-Nl 
 
 Tice, Ts> 
 
 Towns'end, T'-Nz-Nd 
 
 Tick'nor, T-K-Nr 
 
 Towns'hend, T!-Nz-Nd 
 
 Ticondero'ga, T*-Kndr- Tra'cy, Tr 2 - S 
 
 G 
 
 Trafalgar' or Trafal'gar, 
 
 Tidioute', T^-D-T 
 
 Tri-Fl-Gr 
 
 Tie'man, T 3 -Mn 
 
 Train, Trn 2 
 
 Tiffany, Tf'-N 
 
 Train'or, Tr 2 -Nr 
 
 Tighe, T 1 
 
 Trail, Tr!-L 
 
 Ti'gris, T^Grs 
 
 Transylva'nia, Tr 2 sL-V- 
 
 Til'den, T 3 -i-Dn 
 
 N 
 
 Til'ford, T-Z-Frd 
 
 Trapha'gen, Tr 2 -p-H-Gn 
 
 Til'ley,T-Z 
 
 Trask, Tr^sK 
 
 Till'inghast, T*-Z-NGst 
 
 Traut'man, Trt'-Mn 
 
 Til'lotson, T*-^ts-N 
 
 Trav'ers, Tr>-Vrs 
 
 Til'lou, T*-L 
 
 Trav'is, Tr'-Vs 
 
 Til'ton, T3-i-Tn 
 
 Tray'nor, Tr 2 -Nr 
 
 Timbuc'too, T a -M-B-K-T 
 
 Tread'well, Trd=-Wl 
 
 Tim'othy, T3-M-TH 
 
 Tremaine', Tr 2 -Mii 
 
 Timp'son, T^-Ms-N 
 
 Tremont' or Trem'ont^ 
 
 Tin'dall, Tn-D-L 
 
 Trior 2 -Mnt 
 
 Tintoref to, Tn-T--T 
 
 Trench, Tr 2 -N-CH 
 
 Tio'ga, T^G 
 
 Trent, Trnt^ 
 
 Tippecanoe', T-P-K-N 
 
 Tren'ton, Tr 2 -N-Tn 
 
 Tippera'ry, T 2 -Pr-B 
 
 Treves, Trvz 3 
 
 Tis'dale, Tz'-Di 
 
 Trez'zo, Trt 2 -Z 
 
 Tissot', T 2 -S 
 
 Triest', Tr 2 -St 
 
 Tit'comb, Tt-K-M 
 
 Trim'ble, Tr^-M-Bl 
 
 Ti'tian, Tshn* 
 
 Trinidad', Tr>-N-Dd 
 
 Ti'tus, Ti-Ts 
 
 Trin'ity, Tr^-N-T 
 
 Ti'tusville, T-Ts-Vl 
 
 Trip'ler, Tr 3 -Pl-R 
 
 Tiv'oli, T 3 -V1 
 
 Tri'poli, Tr3-P-Z 
 
 Tobi'as, TJ-Bs 
 
 Tri'ton, Tri-Tn 
 
 To'bin, T*-Bn 
 
 Trol'lope, Tr'-Z-P 
 
 Tobolsk', T-B-Zs-K 
 
 Trot'ter, Trtr 1 
 
 Tocque'ville, T'-K-V-L 
 Todd, Ti-D 
 
 Trow, Tr 
 Trow'bridge, Tr*-Br-J 
 
 Tole'do, T 3 -i-D 
 
 Troy, Tr 
 
 Tom, T-M 
 Tombig'bee, T*-M-B-G-B 
 Tom'linson, T>-M-X.-Ns- 
 
 Trues'dell, Trz^-DI 
 Trull, Tr 2 -L 
 Trum'bull, Tr 2 -M-Bl 
 
 N 
 
 Tru'ro, TrV-R 
 
 Tomp'kins, T^M-Knz 
 Tomp'son, T'-Ms-N 
 
 Try'on, Tr'-N 
 Tu'bal-cain, T-Bl-Kn 
 
 Tonawan'da, T J -N-Wn-D 
 
 Tuckahoe', T 2 -K-H 
 
 Ton'quin, T'-N-Kwn 
 Took'er, T-Kr 
 
 Tuck'er, T 2 -Kr 
 Tuck'erman, T'-Kr-Mn 
 
 Too'ly, T-Z, 
 
 Tu'dor, T-Dr 
 
 Toombs, T J -Mz 
 
 Tufts, Tfs* 
 
 Toorkistan', Tri-Ka-Tn 
 
 Tul'ly, 1*-L 
 
 Toor'komans, Tr^K-Mnz 
 
 Tu'nis, T 8 -Ns 
 
TUO 
 
 Tuo'mey, T 8 -M 
 Tup'per, T 2 -Pr 
 Turcoma'nia, Tr-K-M-I 
 Turin', T*-Rn 
 Tur'key, T 2 --K 
 Turkistan', Tr^-Ks-Tn 
 Turn'bull, T^-ien-B-L 
 Tur'ner, T-fin-K 
 Tur'pin, T-fi-Pn 
 Tuscaloo'sa, TS-sK-i-8 
 Tus'cany, T 2 -sK-N 
 Tuscaro'ra, T*-8K-.R-.R 
 Tut'hill, T 2 -T1 
 Tuf tie, T*-T1 
 Tweed, Tw"-D (Twd 3 ) 
 Tweed'y, Tw 3 -D 
 Twiggs, Tw 3 -Gz 
 Tyler, H-i-B 
 Tyn'dall, T-N-D-L 
 Tyng, T 3 -NG 
 Tyre, T'-R 
 Ty'ro, T>-B 
 Tyrol, T3-.R1 
 Tyrone', T 2 -.Rn 
 Tyr'rell, T 2 -K1 
 Ty'son, Ts-N 
 
 326 
 
 VUL 
 
 u. 
 
 Ull'man, L 2 -Mn 
 Ulm, L 2 -M 
 Ul'ster, I,str 2 
 Ulys'ses, Y 3 -isz 
 Umba'gog, M-B 2 -G-G 
 Unadil'la, Y^-N-D-Z 
 Un'derhill, Ndr 2 -Hl 
 Un'derwood, Ndr-Wd* 
 Undine', N-Dn* 
 U'pernavik, Pr-N-V-K 
 Up'ham, P a -M 
 TJp'john, P 2 -Jn 
 Up'son, Ps^-N 
 Up'ton, P 2 -Tn 
 U'ral, R8-L 
 TJra'nus, Y 2 -.R-Ns 
 TJr'ban, R 2 -Bn 
 Uri'ah, Y'-S 
 TJrq'uhart, R 2 -K-Bt 
 Ur'sula, Rs 2 -i 
 Uruguay', Ri-Gw 
 U'tah, Y 3 -T 
 U'tica, Yt 3 -K 
 Ut'ley, T 2 -L 
 U'trecht, Y-Tr-K 
 
 V. 
 
 Vail, va-L 
 
 Valas'quez, Vls 1 -K-TH 
 Valen'cia, V-in-SH 
 Valenciennes', \*-L- 
 
 Ns-X 
 
 Val'entine, V>-Znt-N 
 Vallan'digam, VH-N-D- 
 
 G-M (Vlndi-G-M) 
 Valparaiso, Vl-Pr-Z 
 Van Al'len, Vi-Nln 
 Van Als'tine, Vi-Nls-Tn 
 
 van ^.m'Durg, vn'-M 
 Br-G 
 
 van vvycK', vn'-w-a 
 Van Zandf , Vni-Zn* 
 
 Van Ars'dale, V-Nrz 
 
 Va'rian, \*-Rn 
 
 D-L 
 
 Var'ick, V-fi-K 
 
 Van Brunt', V*-N-Brnt 
 
 Varn'um, V^fln-H 
 
 Van Bu'ren, Vn'-B-^n 
 
 Vas'sar, Vsi-R 
 
 Van Bus'kirk, Vn 2 -Bs 
 
 Vattel', Vt'-L 
 
 Kr-K 
 
 Vaughan, Vn 1 
 
 Van Camp, VnJ-K-M-P 
 
 Vaux, Vi-Ks 
 
 Vance, Vns 1 
 Van Cort'landt, Vni : 
 
 Vec'chi, V-K 
 Ved'der, Vdr 
 
 Krt-Znt 
 
 Veed'er, Vdr* 
 
 Van Cott', Vni-Kt 
 
 Ve'ga, V 3 -G 
 
 Vancou'ver, Vn 3 -K-Vr 
 
 Velpeau', V1 Z -P 
 
 Vanda'lia, V*-NJD-Z 
 
 Venan'go, Vni-NG-G 
 
 Van'denhoff, Vndi-N-F 
 
 Vendome', Ynd-M 
 
 Van'derberg, Vndr-B 
 
 Vene'tia, \n*-SH 
 
 R-Gr 
 
 Venezuela, V 3 -Nz-W- 
 
 Van'derbilt, Vnd>-fi-B 
 
 Ven'ice, v^-Ns 
 
 Lt So written to dis 
 
 Ve'nus, V 3 -Ns 
 
 tinguish it from Vander- 
 
 Ve'ra Cruz, V 2 -B-Krz 
 
 poel, which see. 
 
 Vergennes', Vr s -Jnz 
 
 van'derburgh, Vndr'-B- 
 
 Verme'jo, Vr 2 -M-H 
 
 R-Gr 
 
 Van'derhoff, Vndi-fl-F 
 
 Vermil'ye, Vr 3 -Ml-T 
 Vermont', Vr'-Mnt 
 
 Van'derpoel, Vndr'-P-L 
 
 Vern'am, V'-Bn-M 
 
 Van'dervoort, Vndr^V 
 
 Ver'non, Vr 2 -Nn 
 
 Rt 
 
 Vero'na, V 2 -^-N 
 
 Van'der "Weyde, Vnd 1 - 
 
 Verplank', Vr'-Pln-B. 
 
 R-VfD 
 
 Versailles', Vrs*-Lz 
 
 Van'deveer, VndJ-V-R 
 
 Ve'sey, V 3 -Z 
 
 Van'dewater, Vnd'-Wtr 
 
 Vespuc'ci, Vs*-Pt-CH 
 
 Van Die'men's, V^N-D- 
 
 Ves'ta, Vs 2 -T 
 
 Mnz 
 
 Vesu'vius, Vs 3 -Vs 
 
 Van Dorn, V'-N-D-n 
 
 Vevay, va-V 
 
 Vandu'sen, V-N-Dz-N 
 
 Vib'bard, V^-Brd 
 
 Vandyck', V>-N-D-K 
 
 Vicks'burg, V*-K-sBr-G 
 
 Vane, Vn 2 
 
 Vic'tor, Va-K.tr 
 
 Vanhoe'sen, Vn^-Hz-N 
 
 Victo'ria, V2-K-T-JZ 
 
 Vanhorn', Vn>-H-fin 
 
 Vie'le, V 3 -Z 
 
 Vanhout'en, Vn'-H-Tn 
 
 Vien'na, V 2 -N 
 
 Vankirk', V 2 -N-Kr-K 
 
 Vi'go, V-G 
 
 Van Name', Vn-N-M 
 
 Villafran'ca, V^Z-Ft 
 
 Van Ness', Vn 2 -Ns 
 
 NG-K 
 
 Van Nest', Vn 2 -Nst 
 
 Vincennes', V*-Ns-Nz 
 
 Van Nort, Vni-N-Rt 
 
 Vin'cent, V 3 -Ns-Nt 
 
 Van Nos'trand, Vni-N- 
 
 Vin'ci, V 3 -N-CH 
 
 sTrnd 
 
 Vine'land, Vn'-ind 
 
 Van Note', Vn 2 -Kt 
 
 Vin'ton, V 3 -N-Tn 
 
 Van Or'den, Vn'-iZ-Dn 
 
 Virgin'ia, Vr'-J-N 
 
 Van Pelt', Vn 2 -P-Lt 
 
 Virgin'ius, Vr 3 -J-N 
 
 Van Bens'selaer, Vn 2 -fi- 
 
 Vir'tue, Vr 2 -CH 
 
 si-R. See Rensselaer. 
 
 Vito'ria, V-T-B 
 
 Van Bi'per, Vn^fi-Pr 
 
 Vivian, V 3 -Vn 
 
 Van Sant'voort, V^Ns- 
 
 Vo'gel, V 2 -G1 
 
 Nt-V-Bt 
 
 7o'gelsang, V a -Gls-NG 
 
 7"an Schaiok', Vns'-K-K 
 
 Vogt, Vt 2 
 
 7"an Sic'len, Vns 3 -K-in 
 
 Vol'ga, Vi-i-G 
 
 Van Tas'sel, Vi-N-Ts-L 
 
 Vol'ney, VH-N 
 
 Van Tine', V'-N-Tn 
 
 Voltaire', V1-T-R 
 
 Van Valk'enburgh, 
 
 Voor'hees, V 3 -^z 
 
 Vn>-V-Kn-B-fi-G 
 
 Vose, Vs 2 
 
 Van Vech'ten, Vn 2 -V-K- 
 
 Vosges, V 2 -ZH 
 
 Tn 
 
 Vought, Vt 2 
 
 Van Vleck', Vn 2 -V-Z,-K 
 
 Vre'denburgh, Vr-Dik 
 
 Van Vlief. Vn'-V-Zt 
 Van Voor'nis, Vn 3 -V-5s 
 
 B-7Z-G 
 Vree'land, Vi-Znd 
 
 Van Vorst', Vn-V-Rst 
 
 Vries, Vrz* 
 
 Van Wink'le, Vn*-W- 
 
 Vul'can, Vl 2 -Kn 
 
 NG-K1 1 
 
 7ultee', Vl'-T 
 
WAB 
 
 W. 
 
 Wa'bash, Wi-B-SH 
 Wach'ter, W^Ktr 
 Waddell', W-D1 
 Wade, wD 3 
 Wads'worth, Wdzi-Wr- 
 
 TH 
 
 Wag'ner, WMJ-Xr 
 Wag'ram, W>-Gr-M 
 Wag'staff, Wi-Gs-Tf 
 Wain'wright, W-Nr-T 
 Waite, Wt 
 
 Wake'fleld, W-K-F-Ld 
 Wake'man, W 2 -K-Mn 
 Wal'bridge, WH-Br-J 
 Wal'cott, Wl'-Kt 
 Warden, Vf l -L-Da 
 Walden'ses, W z -Z,-Dnsz 
 Wal'do, W-Z.-D 
 Wal'drou, Wli-Drn 
 Wales, W-Lz 
 Walk'er, Wi-Kr 
 Wall, Wl 
 Wallace, W-La 
 Wal'lach, W-Z-K 
 Walla'chia, wa-Z-K 
 Wal'lack, W-i-K 
 Wal'la Wal'la, Wi-Z 
 
 W-L 
 
 Waller, Wi-Z-B 
 Walling, Wi-Z-NG 
 Wal'lingford, Wi-Z-NG- 
 
 F-jRd 
 
 Wal'lis, Wi-Zs 
 Wal'pole, WU-P-L 
 Walsh, W^Z-SH 
 W^al'singham, Wl 
 
 M 
 
 Wal'ter, W>-Ztr 
 Wal'ton, W-Z-Tn 
 Wal'worth, 1 
 War'burton, 
 W^ard, Wrd 1 
 War'dell, Wr-Dl 
 Ware, Wr 1 
 Wa'ring, W-fi-NG 
 War'ner, Wr^Nr 
 W"ar'nock, 
 
 War'ren, M 
 
 War'rington, W'-B-NG- 
 
 Tn 
 
 War'saw, 
 War'wick, W'-fi-K or 
 
 Wash'burn, wS 
 Washington, wSH^NG 
 
 Tn 
 
 Wa'terbury, Wtr'-B-B 
 Wa'terford, Wtri-Frd 
 Wa'terhouse, Wtr^Hs 
 Waterloo', Wtr^-Z, 
 Wa'terman, Wtr J -Mn 
 Wa'ters, Wtrz 1 
 Wa'terson, Wtrs^N 
 Wa'tertown, Wt^fi-Tn 
 Wa'terville, Wtr>-Vl 
 Watervliet', Wtr-Vl-T 
 
 327 
 
 Wat'kins, Wt'-Knz 
 Wa'trous, W-Trs 
 Wat'son, Wts!-N 
 Watts, Wtsi 
 Waugh, W 
 Wauke'gan, W s -K-Gn 
 Wa'verly, W^-Vr-Z 
 Way, W=i 
 
 Way'land, W-nd 
 Wayne, Wn 
 Wea'ver, W-Vr 
 Webb, WS-B 
 Web'ber, W-Br 
 We'ber, W*-Br 
 Web'ster, W'-Bstr 
 Weed, wD 3 
 
 Wee'hawken, W 3 -H-Kn 
 Weeks, W-Ks 
 Wei'mar, V>-Mr 
 Wein'berg Wn-B-.R-G 
 Weir, W3-K 
 Weiss, Ws 1 
 Weisse, Ws 1 
 Welch, wa-L-CH 
 Wel'don, W*-Z--Dn 
 Wel'ler, W* X-K 
 Welles, Wlz 
 Wel'lington, W^-i-NG- 
 
 Tn 
 
 Wells, Wlz* 
 Welsh, W*-Z-SH 
 Wen'dell, WnS 
 
 (Wnd a -L) 
 Wendt, Wnt' 
 Went'worth, Wuf-W-.R- 
 
 IH 
 
 Wer'ner, Wr-Nr 
 Wes'cott, Ws'-Kt 
 Wes'ley, Vis*-L 
 Wes'son, Ws s -N 
 West, Wst 
 West'cott, Ws-Kt 
 Wes'tervelt, Ws-Tr-Vlt 
 West'fleld, Ws-F-Ld 
 West Indies, Ws*-N-Dz 
 West'minster, Ws^-M- 
 
 Nstr 
 West'moreland, Ws-M 
 
 .Rind 
 
 Wes'ton, Ws-Tn 
 Westphalia, Ws>-F-Z 
 West Point, Ws-Pnt 
 West'port, Ws s -P-fit 
 Weth'erbee, Wdhr"-B 
 Weth'ersfleld, Wdhrz- 
 
 F-Ld 
 
 Wet'more, Wt-M-B 
 Wey'mouth, W-M-TH 
 Whar'ton, hWJ-fl-Tn 
 Wheat'land, Wt*-ind 
 Wheat'ley, Vft*-L 
 Wheat'on, Wt-N 
 Wheel'er, W 8 -i-B 
 Wheel'ing, W1*-NG 
 Wheel'ock, W-i-K 
 Wheel'wright, Wl-fit 
 Whe'lan, W*-Ln 
 Whew'ell (hu'el), H-L 
 Whip'ple, W-P1 
 Whit'aker, Wt-Kr 
 
 WIN 
 
 White, hWts 
 White'fleld, Wts-Fld 
 White'head, Wti-Hd 
 White'house, Wti-Hs 
 Whites'boro, Wtsi-B-S 
 White'stone, Wts'-Tn 
 Whiffle Id, Wts-Fld 
 Whit'ing, Wt!-NG 
 Whit'ley, Wts-Z, 
 W^hit'lock, Wts-i-K 
 W^hit'more, Wt 3 -M-R 
 Whit'ney, Wt^-N 
 Whit'taker, Wts-Kr 
 Whit'tier,hWt3-R 
 Whit'tredge, Wts-B-J 
 Wick'liff, W3-Klf 
 Wicks, W-KS 
 Wig'lall, Ws G-F-L 
 Wig'gins, W^-Gnz 
 Wight, Wti 
 Wight'man, Wt'-Mn 
 Wil'ber, Wil'bour, 
 
 Wil'bur, W-Z-Br 
 Wil'cox, Wl 3 -K-Ks 
 Wilde, Wild, Wld 
 Wild'er, WU-Dr (Wldr 1 ) 
 Wi'ley. W 1 -!, 
 Wil'helm, W3-i-Hl-M 
 Wilkes, W13-Ks 
 Wilkes'barre, Wl'-Ks-B- 
 
 R 
 
 Wil'kie, W13-K 
 Wil'kins, WF-Knz 
 Wil'kinson, Wl^- 
 Wil'lard, WF-fl-D 
 Wil'lets, w 3 -its 
 Wil'lett, Vf3-Lt 
 William, W1 3 -M 
 Wil liamsbridge, Wl- 
 
 Mz-Br-J 
 Wil'liamsburg, WH-Mz- 
 
 Br-G 
 
 Williamson, Wl'-Ms-N 
 Wil'liamsport, Wl-Mz- 
 
 Prt 
 Wil'liamstown, \Vl'-Mz- 
 
 Tn 
 Williman'tic, Wl>-Mn-T- 
 
 K 
 
 "Willis, W^-Zs 
 Williston. \V3-Ls-Tn 
 W^ill'marth, WF-M-S- 
 
 TH 
 
 Willoughby, W3-i-B 
 Wil'merding, Wl 3 -M-JZd- 
 
 NG 
 Wil'mington, W1-M- 
 
 NG-Tn 
 
 Wil'mot, Wl 3 -Mt 
 Wil'na(Rus.), Vs-i-N 
 Wil'sey, ws-i-8 
 Wil'son, Wls 3 -N 
 Wi'nans, Wn'-Ns 
 Wi'nant, WnJ-Nt 
 Wi'nants, Wn'-Nts 
 Winch'ell, Wn' CH-L 
 Win'chester, Wn 3 -CHstr 
 Winck'elmann, W'-NG- 
 
 Kl-Mn 
 Wind'ham, Wn-D-M 
 
WIN 
 
 Wind'sor, W'-Ndz-B 
 Win'fleld, Wn^F-Ld 
 Wing, W'-NG 
 Win'gate, Wn*-Gt 
 Winneba'go, W* _ . 
 Win'nipeg, W 3 -N-P-G 
 Winnipiseog'ee 
 
 P-sK 
 
 Wino'na, W-N-N 
 Winoos'ki, W 3 -Ns-K 
 Win'ser, W 3 -Nz-R 
 Win'ship, Wn 3 -8H-P 
 Wins'low, W3-Nz-L 
 Win'sor, W-Nz-R 
 "Wins'ton, W 3 -Ns-Tn 
 Win'ter, Wntr 3 
 Win'ter bottom, Wntr 3 - 
 
 Bt-M 
 
 Win'ters, Wntrz 3 
 Win'terton, WntrS-Tn 
 Win'throp, Wnthr^-P 
 Wirt, W2-Rt (Wrts) 
 Wiscas'set, Wgi-Ks-T 
 Wiscon'sin, Ws^K-Ns-N 
 Wise, Wz> 
 With'erell, Wdhr 3 -L 
 With'ers, Wdhrz 
 Wohlt'mann, Wlt-Mn 
 Wol'cott, Wi 3 -Kt 
 "Wolf, Wolfe, Wolff, 
 
 Wol'sey. ws-.z 
 Wood, wDa 
 Wood'bine, wD 8 -Bn 
 Wood'bridge, wI^-Br-J 
 Wood'bury, wD^-B-* 
 Wood'ford, wD^-Frd 
 Wood'hull, wD 3 (-H)-X, 
 Wood'lawn, wB 3 -ii> 
 Wood'man, wD 3 -Mn 
 Wood'ruff, wD 3 -f 
 Woods, wDz 3 
 Wood'side, wDs*-D 
 Wood'stock, wDs 3 -T-K 
 Wood'ward, wD 3 -Wrd 
 Wood'worth, wD 3 -Wr- 
 TH 
 
 Wool, W13 
 
 Wool'ley, V? 3 -L 
 Wool'sey, W 3 -Z,-S 
 Wool'wich, W 3 -Z-CH or 
 
 ZITY 
 
 Wool'worth, \V 8 --Wr- 
 TH 
 
 Tard'ley, Yrd^-i 
 Yates, Yts* 
 
 \7oon'socket, W-Ns-Kt 
 
 Yazoo', Y-Z 
 
 Woos'ter, Wstr 3 
 
 Yed'do, Y-D 
 
 Worces'ter, Wstr 8 
 
 Yel'verton, Yl*-Vr-Tn 
 
 "Wor'den, W*--Dn 
 
 Yeo'mans, Y a -Mnz 
 
 Words'worth, Wrdz-W- 
 
 Yer'ba Bue'na, Yr ! -B 
 
 RTH. 
 
 BwN 
 
 Worms, Wr s -Mz 
 Wor'thington, Wr s -DH- 
 
 Yes'so, Y2-S 
 Yonge, Y*-NG 
 
 NG-Tn 
 
 Yon'kers, Y*-NG-Krz 
 
 W^oth'erspoon, Wdhrs*- 
 
 York, Yr'-K 
 
 Pn 
 
 You'att, Y 3 -T 
 
 Wrax'all, fi-Ks-L 
 
 You'mans, Y 3 -Mnz 
 
 Wray, R* 
 
 Young, YS-NG 
 
 Wren, JKu* 
 
 Young'blood, Y-NG-BldJ 
 
 Wright, fit 1 
 
 Youn'ger, Y* NG-Gr 
 
 Wuftemberg, Wrt-M- 
 
 Youngs, YS-NGz 
 
 Br G 
 
 Ypsilan'ti, P"-si-N-T 
 
 Wyandotte', W-N-Dt 
 
 Yucatan', Y-K-Tn 
 
 Wy'ant, W'-N 
 
 
 Wy'att, wT> 
 Wych'erley, VT*-GHr-L 
 
 Z. 
 
 Wyck'off, W-Kf 
 
 
 Wyc'liffe, W*-Klf 
 
 Zabris'kie, Z-Br-sK 
 
 Wy'lie, W 1 -/; 
 
 Zacche'us, Zi-Ks 
 
 Wy'man, Wi-Mn 
 
 Zachari'ah, Z'-K-/J 
 
 Wynd'ham, Wn-D-M 
 
 Zach'ary, z l -K-R 
 
 Wyn'koop, Wni-K-P 
 
 Zahn, Zn 
 
 Wyo'ming, W^-M-NG 
 
 Zambeze', Z s -M-Bz or Z* 
 
 Wythe, wTH 
 
 M-B-Z 
 
 
 Zanes'ville, Z^-Nz-v-L 
 
 X. 
 
 Zanguebar', Z-NG-G-Br 
 Zan'te, Zi-N-T 
 Zan'zibar, Z'-N-Z-Br 
 
 Xa'gua, H-Gw 
 
 Zea'land, Z nd 
 
 Xala'pa, H-/-1-P 
 
 Zeb'edee, Z'-B-D 
 
 Xantip'pe, Z 3 -Nt-P 
 
 Ze'glio, Z8-G1 
 
 Xav'ier, Z-Vr 
 
 Ze'no, Z S -N 
 
 Xe'nia, Z 3 -N 
 
 Zeno'bia, Z-N-B 
 
 Xen'ophon, Z-N-Fn 
 
 Zeus, Zs" 
 
 Xime'nes, H'-M-Nz 
 
 Zeph'yrus, Z*-Frs 
 
 Xylan'der, Z'-indr 
 
 Ze'thus, Z-THs 
 
 
 Zim'merman, Z 3 -M. , 
 
 Y. 
 
 Mn 
 Zim'ri, Z 3 -M-fl 
 
 
 Zi'on Z'-N 
 
 Tale, Yl* 
 
 Zol'likoffer, Z-L-K-Fr 
 
 Yan'cey, Ti-N-S 
 
 Zoroas'ter, Z l -Ratr 
 
 Yang-tse-Kiang', Y>- 
 
 Zun'del, Zn s -D-L 
 
 NG-T-sK-NG 
 
 Zu'rich, YS-.R-K 
 
 Yard, Yrd 
 
 Zuy'der Zee, Zdr>-Z 
 
APPENDIX 
 
 OF 
 
 REVISED OUTLINES. 
 
 ADM 
 
 
 Absterge', Bst^-R-J 
 
 Acces'sion, KssAn 2 
 
 A. 
 
 Abster'gent, Bat*-B- 
 Jnt 
 
 Aoces'sional, KssAn- 
 & 
 
 A. The word a is written 
 
 Absterse', Bst^-Rs 
 Abster'sion, Bst'^.Rshn 
 
 Acoost'ing, Kstng 1 
 Accusa'tion, Kzshn s 
 
 as follows : 
 
 Abster'sive, Bst'^-Rs-V 
 
 Accus'er, K-zR 3 
 
 1. By a light dot just 
 
 Abstraot', Bstri-Kt, 
 
 Acet'ylene, !S--T-in 
 
 above the line (in second 
 
 Bstri-K-Td, Bstri-Kt- 
 
 Acknowl'edge, [K-J 1 , 
 
 position). 
 
 NG 
 
 K-Jd 1 , K-JCji] 
 
 2. By the breve Poid, 
 
 Ab'stract, Bstr^Kt 
 
 Acknowl'edgraent, [K- 
 
 which is always struck 
 
 Abstract'edly, Bstr^K- 
 
 Ji-Mnt] 
 
 downward when begin- 
 
 Td-L 
 
 Aclin'ic, Kln 3 -K 
 
 ning a phrase, and usu- 
 
 Abstract'er, Bstr^Ktr 
 
 Acquir'er, Kw-JR 1 -^ 
 
 ally, though not always, 
 when joined after another 
 
 Ab'stractly, Bstr^Kt-i 
 
 Abstract'edness, Bstr 1 - 
 
 Acquit'tal, Kwt-L 3 
 Acquit'tance, Kwt 3 -Ns 
 
 word, as in the phrases : 
 
 K-Td-Ns 
 
 Actin'ic, Kt 3 -N-K 
 
 A great deal, Poid- 
 
 Abstrao'tion, Bstr 1 - 
 
 Actin'iform, Kt-N-F 3 - 
 
 Grt*-Dl 
 
 Kshn 
 
 R-M or Kt-N-F 3 -M 
 
 A little, Poid-Lt 3 -L 
 
 Abstracti'tious, Bstr 3 - 
 
 Ac'tinisrn, Kt-N-Z^M 
 
 A man, Poid-Mn 1 
 
 K-T-Sffs 
 
 Actinom'eter, Kt^N- 
 
 Where a, fl^-Poid 
 
 Abstractive, Bstri-Kt- 
 
 Mtr 
 
 On a, N^Poid 
 
 V 
 
 Acute'ness, K-T 3 -Ns 
 
 At a, TL-Up-Poid (S. 
 
 Ab'stractness, Bstr 1 - 
 
 Ad'amant, aD L Mnt 
 
 C., par. 163) 
 
 Kt-Ns 
 
 Adjoin', Dmn or SJn 1 
 
 And a, Poid-Up-Poid 
 
 Abstruse', Est^Rs 
 
 Adjudge', D^-J-J or SJ 2 - 
 
 (Rem. under 163) 
 
 Abstrusely, Eat s -B-sL 
 
 J 
 
 A., as an initial of 
 
 Abstruse'ness, Bst^JSs- 
 
 Adjusting, Jst^NG or 
 
 proper names, is written 
 
 Ns 
 
 Jstng 2 
 
 with a heavy dot just 
 
 Abus'er, B^-zR 
 
 Admin'ister, D 8 -M- 
 
 above the line (in second 
 position). 
 
 Abut'ment, Bt^Mnt 
 Abut'tal, Bt^L 
 
 Nstr, DS-M-Nst-Bd, 
 D 8 -M-Nstrng 
 
 Abdom'inal, Bd^M-Nl 
 
 Abut'ter, Btr 2 
 
 Admin'istrable, D 3 -M- 
 
 Above'stairs, B^-Vstrz 
 
 Aca'dian, K-Dn 2 
 
 Nst-B-Bl 
 
 Ab'sence, Bsns 1 
 
 Accent'ual, Ks-Nt- 
 
 Admin'istrate, D 3 -M- 
 
 Ab'solute, B 3 -sLt. See 
 
 Noid-L 2 
 
 Nst-Et 
 
 Obsolete. 
 
 Accent'uate, Ks-Nt- 
 
 Administra'tion D^M- 
 
 Absolutely, B 8 -sit-i 
 
 Noid-T 2 , Ks-Nt-Noid- 
 
 Nst-ZZshn [D^Ms- 
 
 Absoluteness, B*t- 
 
 Td 2 , Ks-Nt-Noid-T 2 - 
 
 Rahn] 
 
 Ns 
 
 NG 
 
 Administrative, D-M- 
 
 Abstain'er, Bs^T-Nr 
 
 Accent'uation, Ks^Nt- 
 
 Nst-Et-V [DS-Ms-Et- 
 
 Absten'tion, B^t-Nshn 
 
 ushn 
 
 V] 
 
ADM 330 ANN 
 
 Administrator, D2-M- 
 
 Agnos'tioism, G-Ns-T 1 - 
 
 At an, Tn 1 
 
 Nst-jRtr [D 2 -Ms-.Rtr] 
 
 szM 
 
 If an, Fn 3 
 
 Administra'torship, D 2 - 
 
 Agricult'ural, Gr-Klt- 
 
 On an, Nn 1 
 
 M-Nst-Etr-SH [D^-Ms- 
 
 ^l 2 
 
 4. By the final n-curl, 
 
 tr-SH] 
 
 Ailed, I^-D 
 
 as in the phrases : 
 
 Administra'trix, D -2 -M- 
 
 Aimlessly, HL-L&-L 
 
 It is an, Tzn 3 
 
 Nst-^tr-Ks [D^M-Ns- 
 
 Airlsh, Ri-SH 
 
 That is an, DHzn 1 
 
 Ks] 
 
 Alba'nian, I^-Bn-N 
 
 Anse'mic, N 3 -M-K 
 
 Admir'er, D^l-R-E 
 
 Al'cohousm. LA-K-H1- 
 
 Ansesthe'sia, Ns-TH 3 - 
 
 Admonish, Di-Mn-SH, 
 
 zM 
 
 Z 
 
 Di-Mn-SHt, Di-Mn- 
 
 Aldermanlc, Ldr^Mn- 
 
 Anas'trophe, Nst-JJ^F 
 
 SH-NG 
 
 K 
 
 An'cestor, Nss-T^R 
 
 Admon'isher, D L Mn- 
 
 Al'dine, It-Da. 
 
 Ances'tral, Nss-T 2 -^! 
 
 SH-R 
 
 Aleak', IAK 
 
 An'cestry, Nss-T^-J? 
 
 Adul'terer, D*-Lt-E-E 
 
 Alert', Lrt 2 
 
 Anchylo'sis, NG-K-Zs 2 
 
 Adul'tery, D*-Lt-E or 
 
 Alertly, Lrt^-L 
 
 And. The word and 
 
 Dltf-E 
 
 Alert/ness. irt'^Ns 
 
 is written as follows : 
 
 Advan'tage, [J 8 ] 
 
 Ale'wife, i^-Thoid-F 
 
 1. By a light dot in 
 
 Advanta'geous, [J 3 ^] 
 
 Ale'wives, Z^Thoid-Vz 
 
 the first position. 
 
 Advanta'geously, [J 8 -S- 
 
 Algerine', L 3 -3-En 
 
 2. By the breve Poid, 
 
 L] 
 
 Aliment'al. i/iiMnt 
 
 as in the phrases : 
 
 Advanta'geousness, 
 
 Aliun'de, L^N-D 
 
 And a, PoidMJp- 
 
 [J 3 -S-Ns] 
 
 Alley-way, i^-Thoid 
 
 Poid 
 
 Advent'uress, Dv^Ntr- 
 
 All-hallow, iA-H-Z/ 
 
 And I think, Poid- 
 
 S 
 
 Al'pen, ZA-Pn 
 
 Roid-TH 3 
 
 Advent'urously, Dv 2 - 
 
 Al'penstock, ZA-Pns-T- 
 
 And the, Poid 1 - 
 
 Ntrs-L 
 
 K 
 
 Choid 
 
 Ad'verb, Dv^-E-B 
 
 Alread'y, [Z.r 1 ]. 
 
 And then, Poid- 
 
 Adverblal-ly, Dv^E-Bl 
 
 In first position to 
 
 DHn 2 
 
 Advert'ence, D^-Vrt-Ns 
 
 avoid conflict with Well 
 
 3. By the n-hook, as in 
 
 Advert'ency, D^Vrt-N- 
 
 of the second. 
 
 the following phrases : 
 
 S 
 
 Alternative, Z^Trnt-V 
 
 By and by, Bn^-B 
 
 Advert'ent, D^Vrt-Nt 
 
 Alternatively, Z-^Trnt- 
 
 Off and on, Fn^N 
 
 Advertise', Dv l -E-Tz, 
 Dv^E-Tzd, Dv^B-Tz- 
 
 V-L 
 
 Alter'nativeness, L 2 - 
 
 Up and down, Pn 2 - 
 
 NG [Dzi, Dzdi, Dz(') 1 ] 
 
 Trnt-V-Ns [SVsl 
 
 You and I, Yn 8 - 
 
 Adver'tisement or Ad- 
 
 Aluminium, L 3 -M-N-M 
 
 Choid 
 
 vertise'ment, Dv 2 or l - 
 
 Alu'minum, L 3 -Mn-M 
 
 4. Occasionally by the 
 
 -T-zMnt[D 2 ori-zMnt] 
 
 Alve'olar, L*-V-L-R 
 
 final n-curl, as in the fol- 
 
 Advertis'er Dv^-E-T- 
 
 Am'azon, Mzn 1 
 
 lowing phrases : 
 
 zR [Di-zRl 
 
 Ambas'sador, M-Bsd^R 
 
 Fuss and feathers, 
 
 JEne id, N-D 8 
 
 Ambas'sadress, M- 
 
 Fsn^Fthrs 
 
 Ae'rial, R 3 -L 
 
 Bsdi-.Rs 
 
 Less and less, Zsn 2 - 
 
 Affec'tionate, F^Kshn- 
 
 Ambi'tious, M-B 8 -vSHs 
 
 Ls 
 
 T 
 
 Ameliorate, aMl-J?t 3 , 
 
 Anew', aNS-Choid 
 
 Affec'tionately, F 2 - 
 
 aMKRS-Td, aMl-Et 8 - Angelica, N-J^L-K 
 
 Kshn-T-L (A. P., par. 
 
 NG 
 
 An'gelus, N-J^is 
 
 864) 
 
 Amelioration, aMl- 
 
 Ango'ra, N-G-J? 2 
 
 Affirm', Fr^M, Fr^Md, 
 
 Jishn 2 
 
 Anhela'tion, N-Toid- 
 
 Fr^-M-NG 
 
 Ameliorative, aMl-Et 3 - 
 
 Zhn 2 
 
 Afflrm'able, Fr^M-Bl 
 
 V 
 
 Anhy'drous, N-Toid- 
 
 Affirm'ance, Fr^-Mns 
 
 Amper'age, M-Pr 2 ^ 
 
 Drsi 
 
 Afflrm'ant, Fr^-Mnt 
 
 Ampere', M-Pr 2 
 
 An'iline, N-Ln 1 
 
 Affirma'tion, Fr'^Mshn 
 
 An. The word an is writ- 
 
 Annexa'tionist, N 2 - 
 
 Afflrm'ative, Fr 2 -Mt-V 
 
 ten as follows: 
 
 KssAn-St 
 
 Affirmatively, Fr -2 -Mt- 
 
 1. By a light dot in 
 
 Anniver'sary, [Vrs 2 -J2] 
 
 V-L 
 
 the first position. 
 
 Announce', Nns 1 
 
 Affirm'er, Fr^Mr 
 
 2. By the breve Poid 
 
 Announce'ment, Nns 1 - 
 
 Afghan, F^Gn 
 
 (rarely). 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Afloat', Fl^T 
 
 3. By the n-hook, as 
 
 An'nual, N-Noid-L 1 
 
 Agnos'tic, G-Ns-T^K 
 
 in the phrases : 
 
 An'nually, N-ZA 
 
ANO 
 
 331 
 
 AVA 
 
 Anomalistic, N-M-ist 8 - 
 
 Appor'tion, Pi-Bshn, 
 
 If they are, Fdhr 8 
 
 K 
 
 P^-Bshnd, P^Bshn-ng 
 
 That they are. 
 
 Anoth'er, Ndhr 1 . Writ- 
 
 Appor'tioner, P^-Bshn- 
 
 DHdhri 
 
 ten in first position to 
 
 R 
 
 Unless they are, 
 
 distinguish it from No 
 
 Appor'tionment, P 1 - 
 
 Nlsdhr 2 
 
 other. Another is also 
 
 Bshn-Mnt 
 
 Aright, B!-T or Rit 1 
 
 written by the n-hook 
 
 Ap'posite, aPz^T 
 
 Aris'en, Rzn 3 
 
 and lengthening prin- 
 ciple combined, as in 
 
 Apposi'tion, aPzs^n 1 
 Appriz'er, Pr^-zR 
 
 Arresting, Rstng 2 
 Arriving, Bv 1 -ng 
 
 the following phrases : 
 At another, Tndhr 1 
 In another, Nndhr 8 
 
 Approba'tion, Pr^Bshn 
 Approx'imate, aPri-K- 
 sMt, aPri-K-sM-Td, 
 
 Ar'senal, Rsn^i 
 Ar'senic, Rsn^K 
 Ar'son, Rsn 1 
 
 On another, Nndhr 1 
 
 aPri-K-sMtC) 
 
 Artifi'cial-ly, [Rt 3 -F- 
 
 Still another, 
 
 Approxima'tion, aPr 2 - 
 
 8H\ 
 
 st-Lndhr 3 
 
 K-sMshu 
 
 Artifi'cialness, [Bt 3 -F- 
 
 Antagonistic, [Nt a -Gs- 
 
 Apt, Pt 1 
 
 fiBT-Ns] 
 
 K] 
 
 Aqua'rian, Kw-En 2 
 
 Artisan, Rtzn 1 
 
 Ante'rior, N-T^B-B or 
 
 Ar'bitrary, Ri-Bt-R-R 
 
 Asep'tic, S'-^Pt-K 
 
 Nt-jRr 1 
 
 Ar'bitrate, R^Bt-Bt, 
 
 A'sian, SHn 2 
 
 Anthologlcal, N-TH 1 - 
 
 Ri-Bt-B-Td Ri-Bt- 
 
 A'siatic, SH 1 -T-K 
 
 i-J-Kl [N-THi-J-Kl] 
 
 Rt-NG 
 
 Asphyxiate, S 3 -F-Ks-T, 
 
 Anthol'ogy, N-TH^IrJ 
 
 Arbitra'tion, R^Bt- 
 
 S 3 -F-Ks-Td, S 3 -F-Ks- 
 
 [N-THi-J] 
 
 Rshn 
 
 T-NG 
 
 An'thrax, Nthr^Ks 
 
 Arbitrator, Ri-Bt-Etr 
 
 Asphyxia'tion, S^-F- 
 
 Anticonta'gious, Nt- 
 
 Ar'bitratrix, Ri-Bt-Etr- 
 
 KssAn 
 
 Knt-Js 2 
 
 Ks 
 
 Assas'sin, Ssn 1 
 
 Antima'son, N-T^Msn 
 
 Ar'bitress, R^Bt-Es 
 
 Assem'ble-y, [S'^-M] 
 
 Antima'sonry, N-T 2 - 
 
 Arca'dian, R 2 -K-Dn 
 
 Assem'bling, [S^A^')] 
 
 Msn-B 
 
 Archseol'ogy, [R^K-J] 
 
 Assigns', Snz 1 
 
 Antipapistlo, Nt-P 3 - 
 
 Archbish'op, [R3-CH-B] 
 
 Assisting, Sstng 3 
 
 Pst-K 
 
 Archltect'ural, [R'^K- 
 
 Assuage', S^Soid-J, S 2 - 
 
 Antipestilen'tial, Nt- 
 
 T] 
 
 Soid-Jd, S^oid-J-NG 
 
 Ps^T-Ln-SHl 
 
 Are. The word are is 
 
 Assuage'ment, S'^-Soid- 
 
 Antiphlogis'tic, N-T 8 - 
 
 written as follows : 
 
 J-Mnt 
 
 Fl-Jst-K 
 
 1. Standing alone or 
 
 Assyrian, S 3 -JRn 
 
 Antiph'ony, N-TfS-N 
 
 commencing phrases, by 
 
 Astir', St^-R 
 
 Antiphras'tic, N-T 1 - 
 
 B 1 ; thus, 
 
 Atax'ia, Ti-K^S 
 
 Frst-K 
 
 Are, B 1 
 
 A'theism, TH^zM. See 
 
 Antis'trophe, N-Tst 8 -^- 
 
 Are they, B^-DR 
 
 Theism. 
 
 F 
 
 Are all, Bl l 
 
 A'theist, THst 2 . See 
 
 Antitoxin, Nt-T^Ksn 
 
 Are we, JJw 1 
 
 Theist. 
 
 A'nybody, N 3 -Bd 
 
 Are you, By 1 
 
 Atheistic, THst 8 -K. 
 
 A'nyhow, N^H or N 8 - 
 
 Are there, JRthr 1 
 
 See Theistic. 
 
 ow 
 
 Are the, BMDhoid 
 
 Atheistical, THst 8 -K- 
 
 A'nyone, N 8 -Wn 
 
 2. In the middle or at 
 
 L 
 
 A'nything, N 3 -NG 
 
 the end of phrases (when 
 
 Atheist'icaUy, THst 3 - 
 
 A'nyway, N 3 -W 
 
 mode 3 or 4 cannot be 
 
 K-L 
 
 A'ny where, N 8 -B 
 
 employed), by R ; thus, 
 
 At'omizer, T J -Mz-R 
 
 A'nywise, N 3 -Wz 
 
 There are many, 
 
 Atten'uant, T^N-Noid- 
 
 Apos'trophe, Pst L .R- 
 
 DHrLR-M-N 
 
 Nt 
 
 F 
 
 What are, Soid^R 
 
 Atten'uate, T^N-Noid- 
 
 Apostroph'ic, Pst^B-F- 
 
 See Were. 
 
 T, T^N-Noid-Td, T 2 - 
 
 K 
 
 3. By the r-hook ; 
 
 N-Noid-T-NG 
 
 Apos'trophize, Patf-B- 
 
 thus. 
 
 Attenua'tton, T^N- 
 
 Fz, PstL.R-Fzd, Pst 1 - 
 
 Which are, CHr 2 
 
 ushn (S. C., par. 408). 
 
 
 They are, DHr 2 
 
 Attesting. aTstng 2 
 
 Appendici'tis, Pnd 1 -^- 
 
 We are, Wr 8 
 
 Au'ric, Ri-K 
 
 Ts 
 
 You are, Yr 8 
 
 Automobile', T^M-Bl 
 
 Ap'petizer. p!-T-zR 
 
 4. With preceding they, 
 
 Availability, V 8 -L-Blt 
 
 Applicability, P18-K- 
 
 by lengthening principle, 
 
 Avail'ableness, V^L- 
 
 Blt 
 
 or large loop ; thus, 
 
 Bl-Ns [tBs] 
 
AVA 
 
 332 
 
 BRO 
 
 Avail'able-ly V^L-Bl 
 Av'enue, V^N-Ghoid 
 
 Bat'tle-array, Bti-L-R 
 Bat'tle-ax, Bt^L-Ks 
 
 Bla'zon, Blzn 2 , Biz 2 Nd, 
 Blz^-N-NG 
 
 Aver'ring, V 2 -R-NG 
 
 Bat'tle-door, Bt^i-Dr 
 
 Blis'ter, Blstr 3 , Blst 3 - 
 
 Avert', V^Rt, V^-R-Td, 
 
 Bat'tlement, Bt^Lr- 
 
 Rd, Blstrng 3 
 
 V*-Rt-NG 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Blus'ter, Blstr 2 , Blst 2 - 
 
 Avoca'tion, V^Kshn 
 
 Bat'tler, Et^-L-R 
 
 " d, Blstrne 2 
 
 Avoid', Vi-D, Vi-Dd, 
 
 Becom'ingly, l^-K.'L 
 
 Blus'lrous, Blst^Es 
 
 Vi-D-NG. See Void. 
 
 Bediz'en, B 3 -Dzn 
 
 Boast'mg, Bstng 2 
 
 Avoid'able, V^D-Bl 
 
 Bee'-hive, B 3 -Up-Toid- 
 
 Boat'swain, Bsn 2 
 
 Avoid'less, V^-D-La 
 
 V 
 
 Bodlei'an, Bdi-L-N 
 
 Away', W\ and some- 
 
 Been, Bn 3 ; also with the 
 
 Bois'terous, Bst L l?s 
 
 times in phrases by 
 
 En-curl turned on the 
 
 Bois'terously, Bst 1 -^- 
 
 Thoid or Sold. 
 
 inside of the Vee and 
 
 sL 
 
 Awe. Written with a 
 
 Ther hooks (S. C., par. 
 
 Bois'terousness, Bst u 
 
 heavy dash in first posi- 
 
 336) ; thus, 
 
 Es-Ns 
 
 tion, inclined like B 
 
 Hay have been, 
 
 Bol'sterer, B'^istr-R 
 
 (Boid 1 ). 
 
 Mvn 2 
 
 Bol'stering, B'^-Lstrng 
 
 Awea'ry, W^-jR 
 
 They have been, 
 
 Bombast'ic, Bi-M-Bst- 
 
 Aw'ing, Boid(') 1 
 
 DHvn* 
 
 K 
 
 Awe 'struck, Boid 1 -sTr- 
 
 Had there been, 
 
 Bombast'ically, B L M- 
 
 K 
 
 Ddhrn 1 
 
 Bst-K-L 
 
 Aw'ful-ly, Boidi-Fl 
 
 Beheld', B^Hld 
 
 Bo'na fide, Bn^F-D 
 
 Az'teo, Z^T-K 
 
 Behold', B^Hld 
 
 Bond'holder, Bnd 1 - 
 
 
 Believed', Blvd 3 
 
 Toid-idr 
 
 
 Belong'ings, BK ) 1 
 
 Bo'reas, B'^-Bs 
 
 . 
 
 Bemoiat'en, B^Msn 
 
 Both'ersome, Bdhr^-S- 
 
 
 Benefl'cial-ly, ' [Bn 3 -F- 
 
 M 
 
 Bacte'ria, B^-K-T-E 
 
 8H] 
 
 Bot'tle, Bti-L, Bt^Ld, 
 
 Bacteriologist, B*-K- 
 
 Benig'nant, [B-N-G] 
 
 Bt^L-NG 
 
 T-fiWst 
 
 Benig'nantly, [B 3 -N-Q: 
 
 Bot'tle-green, Bt^L- 
 
 Bacteriol'ogy, B^K-T- 
 
 L] 
 
 Grn 
 
 m-j 
 
 Ben'ison, B^-Nzn 
 
 Bot'tle-holder, Btf-L- 
 
 Ballasting, B^Lstng 
 
 Bereav'er, B 3 -.Rv-R 
 
 Hldr 
 
 Ballis'tic, B 3 -Lst-K 
 
 Bespok'en [Bs'^-Pn] 
 
 Boun'teously, Bn L T- 
 
 Bank'-acoount, fii-XG- 
 
 Bestead' BW-D 
 
 si 
 
 K-K-Nt [Bi-NG-K- 
 
 Bestrew', Bst 3 -,R, Bst 3 - 
 
 Boun'tiful-ly, Bn^T-Fl 
 
 Nt] 
 
 Rd, Bst 3 -B-NG 
 
 Boun'tifulness, Bni-T: 
 
 Bank'note, [B^NG-Nt] 
 
 Bestrid', Bst 3 -jR-D 
 
 Fs 
 
 Bank'rupt. [Bi-NGr-Pt, 
 
 Bestrid'den, Bst 3 -E-Dn 
 
 Boun'ty, Bn^T 
 
 fi!-NGr-P-Td, B 1 - 
 
 Bestride', Bstf-R-D, 
 
 Boun'tyhood, Bn L T- 
 
 NGi-PtO] 
 
 Bsti-B-D-NG 
 
 Hd 
 
 Bankruptcy, [B^NGr- 
 
 Bestrode', Bst--E-D 
 
 Bour'bon, B 3 -U-Bn 
 
 S] 
 
 Bestrown', Bst' 2 -^?n 
 
 Bra'zen, Brzn 2 
 
 Barbar'ic, Br a -Br-K 
 
 Biba'cious, B^B-SHs 
 
 Brazil'ian, Br^-zin 
 
 Barbar.'ity, Br^Br-T 
 
 Bi'form, fii-F-R-M [B 1 - 
 
 Brazil'-nut, BrS-zL-Nt 
 
 Base, Bs 2 , B^-sR, Bss 2 - 
 
 F-M] 
 
 Breast'ing, Brstng 2 
 
 T 
 Ba'sin, Bsn 2 
 
 Bi'formed, [B^F-Md] 
 Bif orm'ity, [Bi-F-M-T] 
 
 Brev'ity, Brv^T 
 Bric'-a-brac, Br^-K-Br- 
 
 Bas'tard, Bst^Rd 
 
 Bill'-head, B 3 -L-Hd 
 
 K 
 
 Bas'tardize, Bst^B-Dz, 
 
 Bimet'alism, B^-Mt-Lz- 
 
 Brick'-yard, BrS-K-Yd 
 
 Bsti-R-Dzd, Bst 1 -!?- 
 
 M 
 
 Brief, Brf 3 , Brf 3 -R, 
 
 Dz-NG 
 
 Bi'son, Bsn 1 
 
 Br^-Fst 
 
 Bas'tardy, Bst^ft-D 
 
 Bit, Bt 3 , B 3 -Td, BtC) 3 
 
 Bright, Brt 1 , Brtr 1 , Br 1 - 
 
 Ba.tina'do, B^-st-N-D 
 
 Blame'worthiness, Bl 2 - 
 
 Tst 
 
 Bast'ing, Bstng' 2 
 
 M-Thoid-DH-Ns 
 
 Brit'tle, Brt 3 -L 
 
 Bath'er, Bdhr 2 
 
 Blame'worthy, Bl^M- 
 
 Brit'tleness, Brt 3 -L-Ns 
 
 Bats'ter, Btsti-R 
 
 Thoid-DH 
 
 Bronchi'tis, Brni-K-Ts 
 
 Bat'tel, Bt J -L 
 
 Blast'ing, Blstng 1 
 
 Brood, Br 3 -D, BrS-Dd, 
 
 Bat'teler, BfrKL-R 
 
 Blath'erskite, Bl 1 - 
 
 Br 3 -D-NG 
 
 Bat'tle, Bt!-L, BtJ-Ld, 
 
 DHrs-Kt 
 
 Broth'er, [Br 2 ] 
 
 Bt!-L-NG 
 
 Blaz'er, Bl^zR 
 
 Broth'erhood, [Br^Hd] 
 
BRO 
 
 333 
 
 COM 
 
 Broth'erly. [Br 2 !!,] 
 
 Carafe', K-Ef 1 
 
 Cheer'iness, CH s -E-Ns 
 
 Brought, Brt 1 
 
 Carbol'ic, Kr-B^L-K 
 
 Chef, SH 2 -F 
 
 Brown'est, BrnJ-St 
 
 Carbol'ic-acid, Ki-B^jChinese', CH ;; -Nz 
 
 Brows'er, Br^R 
 
 L-Ks-D Chis'el, CHz-L 
 
 Brusque, Br^-sK 
 
 Carboniferous, Kr- Chlo'ral, K\-H\ 2 
 
 Bubon'ic, fii-Bn-K 
 
 Bn 3 -F-Rs Chol'era, K-L l -R 
 
 Buck'wheat, B^-K- 
 
 Carv'er, Krv-R 1 Choos'er, CH y -zR 
 
 Thoid-T 
 
 Car'-wheel, Kr-Wl 1 Chop'py, CIl^-P 
 
 Buffer, Bf^-R 
 
 Case'narden, Ks-Toid- Chos'en, CHzn^ 
 
 Buffet, B^-Ft or W-Y 
 
 jR^Dn Ohris'teii, Krsir 3 
 
 Bun'gle, B^-NGl 
 
 Cas'tile, Kst-I/ 1 
 
 Christiaa'icy, Krs- 
 
 Bur'lap, Kr*-L-P 
 
 Oastil'ian, Kst-in 3 
 
 CHnt 1 [Ki-iJ 
 
 Burned, B2-Rnd 
 
 Cast'ing, Kstng 1 
 
 Christol'ogy, Krst-LM 
 
 Burnt, B^Rnt 
 
 Cast'-iron, Ks-TL^n 
 
 Cinch, sN-CH ;J 
 
 Burst'ing, B^Rstng 
 
 Cas'trate, Kst-^t 1 , Kst- 
 
 Oircas'sian, sRi-Kshn 
 
 But'ternut, fit'-kB-Nt 
 
 -K^Td, Kst-Rti-NG 
 
 Circumja'cent, [sA'--Js- 
 
 But'tery, Bt' 2 -B 
 
 Castra'tion, Kst-Jfishn 2 
 
 Nt] 
 
 Buz'zard, B'^-zRd 
 
 Cas'trel, Kst-R^-L 
 
 Circumlocu'tion, [sR 3 - 
 
 Buzz'er, B*-zR 
 
 Castren'sian, Kst-R 2 - 
 
 L-Kshn] 
 
 By'-way, B^Thoid 
 
 Nshn 
 
 Circumscribe', [sRs 1 -K- 
 
 
 Cat'aclysm, Kt J -Kl-zM 
 
 B, sRsi-K-Bd, sRsi-K- 
 
 
 Catas'trophe, K-Tsi 1 -^- 
 
 B-NG] 
 
 . 
 
 F 
 
 Circumstan'tial-ly, 
 
 
 Cath'ode, K-THi-D 
 
 [sTni] 
 
 Cabalist'ic, K-Blst^K 
 
 Cat'tle, Kt-L 1 
 
 Cit'izen, sTzn 3 [sTn 3 ! 
 
 Cabalist'ical, K-Blst 3 - 
 
 Cat'tie-guard, Kt-L 1 - 
 
 Cit'y-hall. sT'-Koid-L 
 
 K-L 
 
 Grd 
 
 Clear'ly, K1-R--L 
 
 Ca'ble-car, K-Bl 2 -Kr 
 
 Cat'tle-show, Kt-Li-.Si Clin'ic. Kln ;i -K 
 
 Ca'blegram, K-Bl^Gr- 
 
 Causa'tion, KzsAn 1 . See 
 
 Clois'ter, Klstr 1 , Klst- 
 
 M 
 
 Accusation. 
 
 Rd 1 , Klstrn^ 1 
 
 Cada'ver, K-D^Vr 
 
 Caus'er, K-zR 1 
 
 Clois'tral. Klst-fli-L 
 
 Cse'cum, sK 3 -M 
 
 Caus'tic, K!-st-K 
 
 Clos'er, Kl-zR- 
 
 Cahoot', K^Ht 
 
 Celes'tial-ly, [sis 2 -CH] 
 
 Clus'ter. Klstr-, Klst- 
 
 Caledo'nian, Kl-Dn^N 
 
 Cel'Jist, CH^-Lst 
 
 Hd-, Klstrnjr 2 
 
 Call '-skin, Kfs^Kn 
 
 Cel'lo, CH^-L 
 
 Coali'tion, K-Lshn- 
 
 Cal'ligraph, Kl^Grf 
 
 Cel'luloid, sL*-L-D 
 
 Coal'-scuttle, Kl--sKt- 
 
 Cam'bistry, K-M-Bst 1 - 
 
 Cer'ebro-spinal, sR-- 
 
 L 
 
 R 
 
 Brs-P-Nl 
 
 Coal'-yard, Kl--Yd 
 
 Camp'bellite, K-M-B1 1 - 
 
 Cessa'tion, SssAn 2 
 
 Coast'ing, Kstng 2 
 
 T 
 
 Ces'tui QUO trust, ssT 2 - 
 
 Coast'-line, Kst--Ln 
 
 Campes'trian, K-M- 
 
 K-Trst 
 
 ''oast'wise, Kst-Wz 2 
 
 Pstf-Rn 
 
 Ces'tui que use, ssT'^-K- 
 
 Co'caine, K--K-N 
 
 Cam'phorated, K-M- 
 
 Ys 
 
 Cod'flsh, K-Dfi-.Sfl" 
 
 Fi-i-Td 
 
 Ces'tui que vie, ssT^K- 
 
 Co-exten'sion, K J -K-st- 
 
 Ca'naanite, Kn-N-T 2 
 
 V 
 
 Nshn 
 
 Candes'cence, Knd- 
 
 Ces'tus, Ss 2 -Ts 
 
 Co-exten'sive, K-K-st- 
 
 Sns 2 
 
 Chair'man, CHri-Mn 
 
 Ns-V^ 
 
 Can'dlestick, K-Nd- 
 
 Changed, CH^N-Jd 
 
 Cohe'siveness, K 3 -Hs 
 
 Lsti-K 
 
 Chap'py, CH!-P 
 
 Vs 
 
 Can'nabis, K-N-Bs 1 
 
 Charged, CRi-B-Jd 
 
 Coin'age, Kn-J 1 
 
 Canon'icals, Kn^N-Klz 
 
 Cha'ron, K-Rri 2 
 
 Coin'er, Kn-R 1 
 
 Cantatri'ce, Kn-T 3 -Ti~ 
 
 Chartreuse' SH'^B-Trz 
 
 Collect', [Kl^-K] 
 
 CH 
 
 Chas'ten, CHsn 2 
 
 Collected, Kl-K-Td 2 
 
 Can'vasser, Kn-Vs 1 -^ 
 
 Chas'tity, CHsti-T 
 
 Collect'ing, Kl-KC) 
 
 Cap'per K-Pr 1 
 
 Chat'elaine, SHi-T-Ln 
 
 Collu'sion, K-/,zhn 3 
 
 Capsize', K-Psz 1 , K- 
 
 Chat'tel, CHti-L 
 
 Coloniza'tionist, Kl- 
 
 Pszi-D, K-Pszi-NG 
 
 Cheer, CH 3 -R, CH 3 -Rd, 
 
 Nza*n-St a 
 
 Cap'tain, [K-Pt 1 ] 
 
 CH 3 -/?-NG 
 
 Colum'bian, Kl-M-Bn 2 
 
 Cap'tainship, [K-Pt 1 : 
 
 Cheer'er, CU^R-R 
 
 Commina'tion, ;Nshn 2 
 
 SH] 
 
 Cheer'f ul-ly, CHrS-Fl 
 
 Commin'atory, ; N-T 3 - 
 
 Cap'tious, K-Pi-SHs 
 
 Cheer'ily, CW-E-L 
 
 R 
 
COM 
 
 334 
 
 CON 
 
 Com 'minute, ! N-T 1 , 
 
 Con'duit, Kn-Dt 1 
 
 Conten'tious, Knt-N- 
 
 JN-Td 1 , tlW-NG 
 
 Con'dyle, Kn-Di-L 
 
 SHs 2 
 
 Comminu'tion, ' Nshn 8 
 
 Confess'er, : Fs^-JB 
 
 Conten'tiously, Knt-N- 
 
 Commit', i T, i Td 3 , 
 
 Confess'or, Fe?-R 
 
 8BJ-L 
 
 T 3 -NG 
 Commit'ment, ! T 3 -Mnt 
 
 Conform', [! F^-M, ! F 1 - 
 
 Md, s FI-M-NG] 
 
 Conten'tiousness, Knt- 
 N-SHs^-Ns 
 
 Commit'tal, ' TS-L 
 
 Conformabil'ity, [5 F 1 - 
 
 Con'tents or Conte nts', 
 
 Commit'tee, : T 8 
 
 M-B1-T1 
 
 Knt 1 or 2-Nts 
 
 Commod'ity, i D^T 
 
 Conf orm'able-y, [' F 1 - 
 
 Con'test, i Tst 1 or Knt- 
 
 Com'modore, ' D J -R 
 
 M-B1] 
 
 Sti 
 
 Communis'tic. ! Ns-T 3 - 
 
 Conf orm'ableness, [iF L 
 
 Contigu'ity, Knt-G-T 3 
 
 K 
 
 M : Bs] 
 
 Contig'uous, Knt 3 -Gs 
 
 Com'mutator, ' Ttr 1 
 
 Conforma'tion, [i F 1 - 
 
 Contig'uously, Knt-G- 
 
 Com'pany, ' P2-N ; in 
 
 Mshn] 
 
 si 3 
 
 phrases sometimes 
 
 Conf orm'ity, [' TV-T] 
 
 Contig'uousness, Knt 3 - 
 
 with K; thus. 
 
 Con'ic, Kn!-K 
 
 Gs-Ns 
 
 Insurance Company, 
 
 Con'ical-ly, Kn L Kl 
 
 Con'tinence, Knt^Nns 
 
 N s a-K 
 
 Con'icalness, Kn L Kl- 
 
 Con'tinency, Knt-N-N- 
 
 Railroad Company, 
 
 Ns 
 
 S 1 
 
 Bl^R-D-K 
 
 Con'ics, Kni-Ks 
 
 Con'tinent, Knt L Nnt 
 
 Mining Company. 
 
 Con'ic-section, Kn L K- 
 
 Continent'al, Knt-Nnt- 
 
 Mni-NG-K 
 
 sKshn 
 
 i 2 
 
 Compar'er, '. P*-R-R 
 
 Consen'sus, sNss 2 
 
 Con'tinently, Knt^Nnt- 
 
 Compar'ison, ' P*-jRsn 
 
 Con'sequence, [sKns 1 ] 
 
 L 
 
 Compen'sable, ! Pns^-B- 
 
 Con'sequent, UP-NtJ 
 
 Contin'gency, [Tn 3 -J] 
 
 L 
 
 Consequen'tial-ly, 
 
 Contin'uance, ' T a -N- 
 
 Com'pensate, Pns^T, 
 
 [sKni] 
 
 Noid-Ns 
 
 5 Pnsi-Td, i PnsLT-NG 
 
 Consequen'tialness, 
 
 Contin'uate, i T 3 -N- 
 
 Compen'sative, ' Pns 2 - 
 
 [sKn-SH12-Ns] 
 
 Noid-T, S T 8 -N-Noid- 
 
 Tv 
 
 Con'sequently, [sK-Nt- 
 
 Td, : Ta-N-Noid-T- 
 
 Compen'satory, ' Pns 2 - 
 
 L 1 ] 
 
 NG 
 
 T-R 
 
 Conserv'atism, ' sJS 2 - 
 
 Continua'tion, '. T 3 -N- 
 
 Complement'al, PI 2 
 
 Vtz-M 
 
 ushn. S. C., par. 408. 
 
 5 Mat 
 
 Conserv'atory, ' sUvt 2 - 
 
 Contin'uative, '. T 3 -N- 
 
 Compliment'al, 5 PI 2 
 
 R 
 
 Noid-Tv 
 
 t Mnt 
 
 Conserv'er, ' sRv^-R 
 
 Contin'ue, '. T 3 -N-Noid. 
 
 Compos'er, ' F^-zR 
 
 Conserving, i aR-v-ne 2 
 
 i TS-N-Noid-D, iT 3 -N- 
 
 Comprehen'sible, ' Pr 2 - Consid'erate, ' sD^-Rt 
 
 Noid-NG 
 
 Ns-B 
 
 or ' sDr^-T 
 
 Continuity, Knt-N-T 3 
 
 Concen'trativeness, 
 
 Consign', Kn-Sn 1 , 
 
 Contin'uous, '. T 3 -N- 
 
 '. sN-Trt 2 :Vs 
 
 Kn-Sndi, Kn-Sn^NG 
 
 Noid-S 
 
 Concer'to, f sB^T 
 
 Consignee', Kn-S 3 -N 
 
 Contort', Knt-Rt 1 , Knt- 
 
 Conces'sion, KnssAn 2 
 
 Consign'er, Kn-^-Nr 
 
 J?i-Td, Knt-Bt^NG 
 
 Conces'sionist, Kns- Consign 'ment, Kn-S 1 - 
 
 Contor'tion, Knt-Bshn 1 
 
 shn^-St 
 
 Hat 
 
 Contor'tive, Knt-^t : -V 
 
 Concierge', S 3J?2-ZH 
 
 Consign'or, Kn-S^Nr 
 
 Contour', Knt-R 3 
 
 Concis'ion, KnszAn 8 
 
 Con'stat, Knst-T 1 
 
 Contract'ual, ' Tr^Kt- 
 
 Concus'aion, Kn^Kshn 
 
 Consterna'tion, Knstr 2 - 
 
 Noid-L 
 
 Concus'sive, Kn-Ks-V 2 
 
 Nshn 
 
 Con'troversy, [Tryi-S] 
 
 Condign', Kn-Dn 1 
 
 Constit'uency, stCH 8 - 
 
 Contuse', Knt-Z 8 , Knt- 
 
 Condignly, Kn-Di-Nl 
 
 N-S 
 
 Zd 3 , Knt-Z 3 -NG 
 
 Condign'nesa, Kn-Dn 1 - 
 
 Constituent, 5 stCHnt 8 
 
 Contu'sion, Knt-ZHn 3 
 
 Ns 
 
 Con'stituter, ! stTtr 1 
 
 Convalesce', ' V'^-Ls, 
 
 Con'diment, Kn-D 1 - 
 
 Conta'gion, Knt-Jn 2 
 
 i V^Lst, ! V2-Ls-NG 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Conta'gious, Knt-Js 2 
 
 Con'vent, Kn-Vnt 1 
 
 Condona'tion, Kn-D 2 - 
 
 Conta'giously, Knt-J 2 - 
 
 Conversa'tional, 
 
 Nshn 
 
 sL 
 
 i VTSshn*-L 
 
 Condone', Kn-Dn 2 , Kn- 
 
 Conta'giousness, Knt- 
 
 Conversa'tionalist, 
 
 Dnd 2 , Kn-Dn 2 -NG 
 
 Js^Ns 
 
 i Vrsshn^Lst ' 
 
 Condu'civeneas, ' Da 8 ' 
 
 Con'tent, Knt^-Nt 
 
 Conversa'tionist, 
 
 Vs 
 
 Conten'tion, Knt^Nshn 
 
 5 Vnshn't-St 
 
CON 
 
 335 
 
 DES 
 
 Convulse', f Vis 2 , 
 
 Cris'pin, Krs-Pn 8 
 
 Delight'fulness, Dlt 1 ' 
 
 i Vlst 2 , f Vls^NG 
 
 Cross'-over, Krs-Vr 1 
 
 Fl-Ns [Dlt 1 i Fs] 
 
 Convul'sion, ! Vlshn 2 
 
 Cro'ton, Kr-Tn 2 
 
 Delinquency, [Dl 3 - 
 
 Convul'sive, ! VlsMT 
 Convul'sively, ! Vls^V- 
 
 Crust'ing Krstng 2 
 Crys'tal, Krst-L 8 
 
 Kwn-S] 
 
 Delinquent, [Dl 3 - 
 
 Xi 
 
 Crys'talline, Krst-Ln 8 
 
 Kwnt] 
 
 Cool, (a.) K-L 8 orKl 8 , 
 
 Crystalliza'tion, Krst- 
 
 Deliv'erance, Dlv 3 -Ens 
 
 K-Lr 8 , K-Lst 3 
 
 Z/zsAn 2 
 
 [Dins 3 ] 
 
 Cool'-headed, Kl-H- 
 
 Crys'tallize, Krst-I/z 3 , 
 
 Deliv'erer, D\\*-R-R 
 
 Dd 3 
 Cool'ly, Kl-L 8 
 
 Krst-izd 8 , Krst-I/z 3 - 
 NG 
 
 Deliv'ery, Dlv a -/e [Dli] 
 Demagnetiza'tion, D 2 - 
 
 Cool'ness, Kl^Xs 
 
 Crystallog'raphy, Krst- 
 
 M i TzsAn 
 
 Co-respond'ent, K-Us 1 - 
 
 ii-Gr-F 
 
 Demonetiza'tion, D 2 - 
 
 Pud-Nt 
 
 Cu'ban, K-Bn 8 
 
 Mn-TzsAn 
 
 Cor'ner, Krn-R 1 , Krn- 
 
 Cu'bature, K-Btr 3 or K- 
 
 Demon'etize, Di-Mn-Tz 
 
 Rd 1 , Krn-Ri-NG 
 
 B-CHr 
 
 Den'izen, D--Nzn 
 
 Corral', K-RV, K-flld 1 , 
 
 Cub'by-hole, K-B^Hl 
 
 Denun'ciate, Dn^X- 
 
 K-flli-NG 
 
 CuHs, K-Lz 2 
 
 SHt, Dn^-X-SH-Td, 
 
 Cor'ridor, K-R^Dr 
 
 Cult'ure, Kltr 2 or Kl- 
 
 Dn^N-SHt-XG 
 
 Cory'za, K-Ri-Z 
 
 CHr 2 , Kl-CHrd 2 , Kl- 
 
 Denuncia'tion, Dn' 2 -X- 
 
 Cost'ing, Kstng 1 
 
 CHr^NG 
 
 SHshn 
 
 Cost'ly, Kstf-L 
 
 Cus'pidor, Ks-P^Dr 
 
 Denunciator. Dn'^-N* 
 
 Cotempora'neously, K- 
 
 Cut'-out, Kt^T 
 
 SHtr 
 
 Ti-M-Pr-Ns-L 
 
 Cut'-throat, Kt 2 THrt 2 
 
 Denun'ciatory, Dn^X* 
 
 Co-ten'ant K-Tn^Nt 
 
 Cyclom'eter,sKl 1 -Mtr 
 
 SH-T-E 
 
 Co-trustee', K-Trs 8 -T 
 Cot'ton, K-Tn 1 , K-Tnd 1 , 
 
 Cyolon'ic, sKlni-K 
 
 Deplor'er, D^-Pl-R-R 
 Deplor'ingly, D 2 -P1-.R- 
 
 K-Tni-NG 
 
 
 XG1 
 
 Cot'tony, K-TLN 
 
 
 
 Depolariza'tion, D^P- 
 
 Coulomb', K-Z/i-M 
 
 
 L-Rzshn 
 
 Counterbal'ance, Kntr- 
 
 Damna'tion, D^M- 
 
 Depolarize, D^-P-ZrJBz 
 
 Bns 1 
 
 Nshn. See Condemna- 
 
 Derail', D^-Rl 
 
 Coun'terpart, Kntr-P 1 
 
 tion. 
 
 Derail'ment, D >2 -B1- 
 
 Coun'tryman, Knt-R 2 
 
 Dam'son, D L Mzn 
 
 Mnt 
 
 !Mn 
 
 Dash'-pot, W-SH-Pt 
 
 Deris'ion, D 3 -J?zhn or 
 
 Coun'trymen, Knt-E 2 - 
 
 Das'tard, Dst^Rd 
 
 Drzhn 3 
 
 Mn 
 
 Das'tardize, Dst L B-Dz, 
 
 Deriv'able, IP-JS-V-B1 
 
 Coup de grace', K-D 1 - 
 
 Dsti-.R-Dzd, Dat^-R- 
 
 or Drv!-B-L 
 
 Grs 
 
 Dz-NG 
 
 Deriv'ing, D L J2v-ng or 
 
 Coup d'etat, K-D^T 
 
 Das'tardly, Dst^Rd-L 
 
 Drvi-XG 
 
 Cou'sin, Kzn 2 
 
 Dead'-wood, Dd^Thoid- 
 
 Descrip'tive, sKr-Pt 3 - 
 
 Cov'entry, K-Vnt 2 -^ 
 
 D 
 
 V 
 
 Cov'er, Kv-R 2 , Kv-Rd 2 , 
 
 Deal'ing, DS-L-NG 
 
 Desicca'tion, D'^Kashn 
 
 KV-R2-NG [Kv in de- 
 
 Dear'er, D&-R-R 
 
 Destroy', Dst 1 -/?, Dst 1 - 
 
 rivatives] 
 
 Decales'cenoe, D^Klsns 
 
 Rd, Dsti-E-XG 
 
 Cov'ered, Kv-Rd 2 
 
 Declar'ing, D L K1-R- 
 
 Destroy'er, Dst 1 -.R-.R 
 
 Cov'ering, Kv-R^NG 
 
 NG 
 
 Destructibil'ity, Dstr 8 - 
 
 Cov'erlet, Kv-R^it 
 
 Deer'-hound, DS-R- 
 
 Kt-Blt 
 
 Coy'ote, K-T 1 
 
 Hnd 
 
 Destruc'tible, Dstr^Kt- 
 
 Coz'en, Kzn 2 
 
 Deferen'tial, DP-Rn- 
 
 Bl 
 
 Coz'enage, Kzn-J 2 
 
 SH1 [Df^En] 
 
 Destruc'tion, Dstr 2 - 
 
 Crank'y, Kr^NG-K 
 
 Defl'cient, Df 8 -Sflht 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Craps, Kr-Ps 1 
 
 Defl'oiently, Df 8 -Sflht- 
 
 Destruc'tionist, Dstr 2 - 
 
 Cre'mate, KrS-Mt, Kr- 
 
 L 
 
 Kshn-St 
 
 M-Td 3 , KrS-MtC) 
 
 Deficit, Dft-St 
 
 Destruc'tive, Dstr^Kt- 
 
 Cre'matory, Kr-Mt-JS 8 
 
 Delaine, D2-Z<n 
 
 V 
 
 Crep'itus Kr-P^-Ts 
 
 Delicates'sen, Dl^K- 
 
 Destruc'tively, Dstr 2 - 
 
 Crep'on, Kr-Pn 2 
 
 Tsn 
 
 Kt-V-L 
 
 Crest'ing, Krstng 2 
 Crestless, Krat-is 2 
 
 Deli'cious, DS-L-SHs 
 Deli'ciouaness. U'-L- 
 
 Destruc'tiveness, 
 Dstr2-Kt-V-Ns [Dstr 2 - 
 
 Crim'son, Kr*-Mzn 
 
 SHs-Ns 
 
 Kt 5 Vs] 
 
DET 
 
 336 
 
 DUL 
 
 Detest'. D2-Tst, D^Ts- 
 Td,D2-Tst-NGorDtst 2 , 
 
 Diacontin'ue, Ds 8 T- 
 N-Noid 
 
 Distract'ive, Dstr^Kt- 
 V 
 
 Dts2-Td, Dtstnjr 2 
 
 Discontin'uer, Ds 8 T- 
 
 Distress', Dst^Es, Dst 2 - 
 
 Detest 'able-y, Di-Ts-Bl 
 
 N-Noid-E 
 
 Est, Dsfi-Es-NG 
 
 or Dtst 2 -B 
 
 Discontinu'ity, D 8 - 
 
 Distressful, Dst^Es-F- 
 
 Detesta'tion, D^Ts- 
 
 sKnt-N-T 
 
 L 
 
 Tshn 
 
 Discov'er, D^Kv-R, 
 
 Distrib'utable, Dstr 8 - 
 
 Devel'op, [Dv^-P, Dv 2 - 
 
 D^Kv-Rd, D^-sKv-R- 
 
 Bt-Bl 
 
 Pt, Dv*PO)] 
 
 NG [D^Kv, D^-sKvd, 
 
 Distrib'ute, DstrS-Bt, 
 
 Development, [Dv 2 -?- 
 
 D'^-sKvC)] 
 
 DstrS-B-Td, Dstr 8 - 
 
 Mntl 
 
 Disenfran'chisement, 
 
 Bt(-) 
 
 Devisable, DvJ-Z-Bl 
 
 Dsi-N-Fr-N-CH-zMnt 
 
 Distributer, DstrS-Btr 
 
 Devise', Dyi-Z, Dvi-Zd, 
 
 Disgust 'ing, D^-sGstng 
 
 Distribu'tion, Dstr 8 - 
 
 Dvi-Z-NG 
 
 Dishon'estly, Ds^Nst-i Bshn 
 
 Devis'er, Dv^Z-R 
 
 Dispen'sative, D^-sPns- 
 
 Distrib'utive, DstrMJt- 
 
 Devis'or, Dv^Z-K 
 
 Tv 
 
 V 
 
 Didst, [Dst 3 ] 
 
 Dispen'satively, D 2 - 
 
 Distrib'utively, Dstr 8 - 
 
 Dielec'tric, [D^L-K- 
 
 sPns-T-Vl 
 
 Bt-V-L 
 
 K] 
 
 Dis'pensator, DS-sPns- 
 
 Dis'trict, DstrS-Kt, 
 
 Differen'tial, Df^En- 
 
 T-R 
 
 DstrS-K-Td, Dstr 3 -Kt- 
 
 SH1 [Df*-En] 
 
 Dispen'satory, D^sPns- 
 
 NG 
 
 Dif form, [DfS-F-M] 
 
 T-R 
 
 Dis'trict Attorney, 
 
 Diffract', Df^R-Kt, 
 
 Dispropor'tioned, D 2 - 
 
 UstrS-Kt-Tr-N 
 
 Dfi-R-K-Td, DfLR- 
 
 sPr-P-Bshnd 
 
 Distrust', Dst^Est 
 
 Kt-NG 
 
 Dispropor'tionate, D 2 - 
 
 Distrust'ful, Dst^-Es-F- 
 
 Diffrac'tion, DfL-R- 
 
 sPr-Pshn-T 
 
 L 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Disremem'ber, [D' 2 -sR- 
 
 Disturb', Dst^E-B, 
 
 Digest', D^-Jst, D2-Js- 
 
 M] 
 
 Dst2-E-Bd, Dst^-E-B- 
 
 Td, D^st-NG or D 2 - 
 
 Dissatisfac'tion, [Dss 1 - 
 
 NG 
 
 Jstng 
 
 TssAnl 
 
 Disturb'ance, Dst 2 -^- 
 
 Dig'nified, [D-G-Fd] 
 
 Dissect*, D 2 -ssKt, D 2 - 
 
 Bns 
 
 Dig'nify, [D 3 -G-F] 
 
 ssK-Td, D2-ssKt-NG 
 
 Disturb'er, Dst^E-Br 
 
 Dig'nity, [Da-G] 
 
 Dissec'tion, D'^-ssKshn 
 
 Di'ver, Di-Vr 
 
 Dilapidate, Dli-P-Dt, 
 
 Dissect'or, D^-ssKtr 
 
 Divert', Dv^Rt, Dv 2 - 
 
 Dli-Pd-Td, DILp-DtO 
 
 Dissim'ilar, [D^-ssM] 
 
 E-Td, Dv2-Et-NG 
 
 Dilapida'tion, Dl 1 -?- 
 
 Dissimilarity, [Di-ssM] 
 
 Divest'ing, D^Vstng 
 
 Dshn 
 
 Dissipa'tion, D2-sPashn. 
 
 Divorcee' Dv 3 -E-S 
 
 Dilap'idator, DU-P-Dtr 
 
 See Deception 
 
 Dob'bin, D^Bn 
 
 Dim'mer, D3-M-R 
 
 Distill', Ds 3 -T-L, Ds 3 -T- 
 
 Doc'tor, [Dr 1 ]. See Con- 
 
 Dioc'esan, D 1 -Ssn 
 
 Ld, DS3-T-.L-NG or 
 
 ductor 
 
 Diphtherit'ic, Df^TH- 
 
 Dsts-i, Dst3-id, Dst 3 - 
 
 Do'ing, D2-NG 
 
 Et-K 
 
 L-NG 
 
 Dole'fulness, D^L ' Fs 
 
 Dipsoma'nia, D^P-sM- 
 
 Distill'able, Ds 8 -T-I^-Bl 
 
 Dol'ly, Di-i 
 
 N 
 
 or Dst^Z^Bl 
 
 Dol'orous, D^-L-Ra 
 
 Disadvantage, Ds 8 ^ 
 
 DistiUa'tion, Ds^T- 
 
 Domina'tion, U^Mn- 
 
 Disas'ter, D^Str 
 
 Lshn or Dst^-Lshn 
 
 SHn 
 
 Disastrous, Di-sSt-Es 
 
 DistUl'er, I)s 3 -T-i-R or 
 
 Doubt'ingly, Dt^NGl 
 
 Disas'trously, Di-sSt-jR- 
 
 Dst 3 -L-R 
 
 Down'-stroke, Dns L T- 
 
 sL 
 
 Distill'ery, T)s s -T-L-R 
 
 K 
 
 Disas'trousness, D!-sSt- 
 
 or V8t 8 -L-R 
 
 Down'-town, Dn^Tn 
 
 Es-Ns 
 
 Distinguishing. 
 
 Doxol'ogy, D L Ks-J 
 
 Disbar', D^B-R 
 
 [Dst(-) 3 ] 
 
 Doz'en, Dzn 2 
 
 Disbud*, D2-sBd 
 
 Distort', Dsti-Rt, Dst 1 - 
 
 Draw'gear, Dr L G-R 
 
 Discern'ingly, D^Rn- 
 
 E-Td, Dsti-Et-NG 
 
 Dri'ver, Dr^Vr 
 
 NG-L 
 
 Distor'tion, Dst^Eshn 
 
 Drug'store, Dr^^-Gst-R 
 
 Discharged', Ds^CH- 
 
 Distort'ive, Dsti-Et-V 
 
 Dry'goods-store, Dr 1 - 
 
 E-Jd 
 
 Distract', Dstr^Kt, 
 
 Gdz-str (S. C., par. 
 
 Discontin'uance, Ds 8 
 
 Dstri-K-Td, Dstri-Kt- 
 
 310) 
 
 ! T-N-Noid-Ns 
 
 NG 
 
 Du'ces tecum, Dss 8 -T- 
 
 Discontinua'tion, Ds 3 
 
 Distract'er, Dstri-Ktr 
 
 K-M 
 
 T-N-ushn jDistrac'tion, Dstr^Kshn 
 
 DuU'nesa, D^L-Ns 
 
DUS 
 
 337 
 
 EXO 
 
 Duat'ing, Dstng 2 
 
 Embez'zlement, M-Bz 2 - 
 
 Eudiom'etry, Noid-D 1 - 
 
 Dy'namite, Di-N-M-T 
 
 L-Mnt 
 
 M-Tr 
 
 Dy'namo, D^N-M 
 
 Embez'zler, M-B^-zi-R 
 
 Eu'logist, Moid-i 3 -Jst 
 
 Dyne, Dn 1 
 
 Smbez'zling, M-Bz 2 -L- 
 
 Eulogist'ic, Moid-i 3 - 
 
 
 NG 
 
 Jst-K 
 
 
 Embla'zon, M-Blzn 2 
 
 Eulogis'tical, Moid-i 3 - 
 
 . 
 
 Employe', M-P1 2 -Y 
 
 Jst-K-L 
 
 E., as an initial of pro- 
 
 Employee', M-PF-Y 
 Empoi'son, M-Pzn 1 
 
 Eulo'gium Moid-L J- 
 M 
 
 per names, is written 
 with a heavy dot just 
 below the line (in third 
 
 Em'ulate, M-Moid-it 2 , 
 M-Moid-i^-TD, M- 
 Moid-it^NG 
 
 Eu'logize, Moid-Z. 3 -Jz, 
 Moid-i-Jzd, Moid-L ;j - 
 Jz-NG 
 
 position). 
 
 Bmula'tion, M-Moid- 
 
 Eu'logy, Moid-L 3 -J 
 
 Ear'ly, W-L, R^i-R, 
 
 ishn 2 
 
 Eu'nuch, Noid-NS-K 
 
 R^-Lst 
 
 Em'ulative, M-Moid- 
 
 Eupep'sy, Xoid-P^P-S 
 
 Ear'nestly, RS-Nst-Z, 
 
 Ltt-V 
 
 Eupep'tic, Noid-P-P- 
 
 East'ern, St^En 
 
 Em'ulator, M-Moid- 
 
 T-K 
 
 Eb'onite, B^N-T 
 
 itr 2 
 
 Eu'phemism, Noid-F 3 - 
 
 Eccentric'ity, Ks-Ntra- 
 
 Endorse', Nd-Rs 1 , Nd- 
 
 Mz-M 
 
 f3 
 
 Rsti, Nd-Rsi-NG 
 
 Euphemis'tic, Noid-F 3 - 
 
 Ecze'ma, K 8 -zM 
 
 Endorse'ment, Nd-Rs 1 - 
 
 Ms-T-K 
 
 Elas'tic, LstVK 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Euphemis'tical, Noid- 
 
 Elasticity, J J st 3 -S-T 
 
 Endors'er, Nd-Rs^R 
 
 F 3 -Ms-T-Kl 
 
 Electioneer', L 3 -Kshn- 
 
 En'glishman, NG1-SH 3 - 
 
 Eu'phemize, Noid-F 3 - 
 
 R 
 
 Mn 
 
 Mz, Noid-F 3 -Mzd, 
 
 Elec'tric, [L-K-K] 
 
 En'tered, Ntr-D 2 
 
 Noid-F 3 -Mz-NG 
 
 Elec'trical-ly, lAK-Kl 
 
 Enti'tle, N-Tt^L, N- 
 
 Euphon'ic, Noid-Fn L K 
 
 Electric'ity, L 3 -Ks-T 
 
 Tt!-Ld, N-Tti-L-NG 
 
 Eupho'nious, Noid-F 2 - 
 
 Elec'trify, LAK-F 
 
 En'tropy, N-Tr 2 -? 
 
 Ns 
 
 Elec'tro-, [L 2 -Kt] 
 
 Entwist'ing, nTwstng 3 
 
 Eu'phony, Noid-F 3 -N 
 
 Elec'tro-magnetic, L 2 - 
 
 Envel'op, nVl'^P, nVl 2 - 
 
 Europe'an, Moid-.R 3 -Pn 
 
 Kt-M 1 T-K 
 
 Pt, nVli-P-NG 
 
 Eu'rus, Moid-JZs 8 
 
 Electrome'ter, L L Kt- 
 
 Envel'opment, nVl 2 -?- 
 
 Euthana'sia, Noid-TH 2 - 
 
 Mtr 
 
 Mnt (S. C.,_par. 332) 
 
 N-Z 
 
 Elec'tro-motive, lAKt- 
 
 Epis'copal, ]P 8 -sK] 
 
 Euthan'asy, Noid-TH 1 - 
 
 Mt-V 
 
 Equal'ity, [Kw-Lt 3 ] 
 
 N-S 
 
 Electro-mo'tor, lAKt- 
 
 E'qualizer, Kw-Lz 3 -R 
 
 Eutych'ian, Noid-T 3 -Kn 
 
 Mtr 
 
 Bques'trian, Kwst-Bn 2 
 
 Evac'uant, \ T1 -K-Noid- 
 
 Elec'troscope, L^Kts- 
 
 Eques'trianism, Kwst- 
 
 Nt 
 
 K-P 
 
 ^n 2 -zM 
 
 Evacua'tion, V 2 -K- 
 
 Electrostat'ic, L L Kts- 
 
 Equiv'ocate, Kwv 3 -Kt, 
 
 iishn 
 
 Tt-K 
 
 Kwv8-K-Td, Kwv s -Kt- 
 
 Evangel'i cal, fV^N-J] 
 
 Elec'trotype, lAKt-T- 
 
 NG 
 
 Event'ual-ly, Vnt' 2 -L 
 
 P 
 
 Equivoca'tion, Kwv 2 - 
 
 Eventuality, Vntf-L-T 
 
 Elec'trotyper, lAKt-T- 
 
 Kshn JEverlast'ing, Vr L Lstng 
 
 Pr 
 
 Equiv'ocator, Kwv 8 - 
 
 Everything, Vr'^NG 
 
 Elec'trotypy, [lAKt-T- 
 
 Ktr 
 
 Evince', Vns 3 
 
 P] 
 
 Erg, R 2 -G 
 
 Ew'er, Noid-R 
 
 Eleemos'ynary, L 1 - 
 
 Er'udlte, E^Noid-Dt 
 
 Excel', Ks-L 2 , Ks-Ld 2 , 
 
 Mzn-R 
 
 Erudi'tion, U 8 -Noid- 
 
 Ks-L'^NG 
 
 Elixa'tion, lAKssAn 
 
 Dshn 
 
 Exchanged', Ks-CH 2 - 
 
 Elocu'tionist, L 3 -Kshn- 
 
 Estop'pel, Sti-P-L 
 
 N-Jd 
 
 St 
 
 Est'uary, St 2 -Moid-E 
 
 Excise' (n.), Ksz 1 
 
 Embar'rass, M-Brs 1 , M- 
 
 Eude'monism, Noid-D 3 - 
 
 Excise' (v.\ K-sZ 1 , K- 
 
 Brst 1 , M-BrsLNQ or 
 
 Mn-Z-M 
 
 sZd 1 , K-sZi-NG 
 
 M-Bi-Es, M-BLEst, 
 
 Eudiom'eter, Noid-D 1 - 
 
 Exec'utorship, Ks 2 - 
 
 M-Bi-Bs-NG 
 
 Mtr 
 
 Ktr-SH 
 
 Embellishing, M-B2-J> 
 SH-NG 
 
 Eudiomet'ric, Noid-D 2 - 
 Mtr-K 
 
 Exec'utrix, [K8 2 -K-Ksl 
 Exon'erate, Ks-N-Bt 1 , 
 
 Embez'zle, M-Bz^-L.M- 
 
 Eudiomet'rical, Noid- 
 
 Ks-N-B!-Td, Ks-N- 
 
 Bz2-Ld, M-Bz2-L-NG 
 
 D 2 -Mtr-Kl 
 
 St^NG 
 
EXO 338 FOR 
 
 Exoneration, Ks-X- 
 
 Ex'tract, K^tr-Kt 
 
 Fearlessness, F 3 -^. I# 
 
 J?shn 2 
 
 Extract'able, K-str-Kt- 
 
 Feast'ing, Fstng 3 
 
 Exon'erative, Ks-X- 
 
 Bl 1 
 
 Fes'ter, Fstr- 2 , Fst^Rd, 
 
 Rt^-V 
 
 Extract'ible, K-str-Kt- 
 
 Fstrng 2 
 
 Expe'riencing, sPrns(') 8 
 
 Bl 1 
 
 Ficti'tiously, F 3 -K-T- 
 
 Explana'tion, Ks-Pln 2 - 
 
 Extrac'tion, K^str- 
 
 SHs-i 
 
 SHn 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Fila'ceous, F^-i-SHs 
 
 Exten'sion, K^-st-Xshn 
 
 Extractive, K-str-Kt- 
 
 Finan'cial-ly, [Fn^X] 
 
 Exten'sioniat, K^t- 
 
 V 1 
 
 First, [Fst 2 or at 2 ] 
 
 Xshn-St 
 
 Extract'or, Ki-str-Ktr 
 
 Firstly, [Fst 2 -^] 
 
 Exten'sive, K-st-Xs-V 2 
 
 Ex'tradite, Kst--R :i -Dt, 
 
 First'-rate. [Fst-Et] 
 
 Exten'sively, K-st-Xs- 
 
 Kst-B^-D'Td, Kst-jR 2 - 
 
 Fisc'al, Fs 3 -K-L. See 
 
 V^-i 
 
 DtC) 
 
 Physical. 
 
 Exten'siveness, K^-at- 
 
 Extradi'tion, Kst-JS 8 - 
 
 Fiz'zle, FzS-L, Fz 3 -Ld, 
 
 Xs-V-Xs 
 
 Dshn 
 
 Fz 3 -L-XG 
 
 Exten'sor, K-st-Xs-R 2 
 
 Extra'dos, Kst-E^Ds 
 
 Flash'y, Fl^Sfl" 
 
 Exten'uate, K-st-X- 
 
 Extrado'tal, Kst-iJ^Dt- 
 
 Flax'en, Fli-Ksn 
 
 Xoid-T 2 
 
 L 
 
 Flot'son, Fltsn 1 
 
 Extenua'tion, K^t-X- 
 
 Extra'neous, Kst-E^Xs 
 
 Fluct'uant, Fia.K-CH- 
 
 ushn 
 
 Extra'neously, Kst-R 2 - 
 
 Xt 
 
 Exten'uator, K^t-Xtr 
 Exten'uatory, K-st-X- 
 
 Xs-L 
 Extrav'asate, Kat-R 1 - 
 
 Fluct'uate. Fl^-K-CHt, 
 F12-K-CH-Td, Fl^-K- 
 
 T2-R 
 
 Vs-T 
 
 CHt(') 
 
 Extinct', K 8 -st-XGt 
 
 Extravasa'tion, Kst-B 2 - 
 
 Fluctua'tion, Fl'^-K- 
 
 Extinc'tion, K^t- 
 
 VssAn 
 
 CHshn 
 
 XGshn 
 
 Ex'tricable, K-str-K-Bl 2 
 
 Flunk, Fl-XG-K, Fl 2 - 
 
 Extin'guish, K-st-XG- 
 
 Ex'tricate, K 2 -str-Kt 
 
 XG-Kt, Fl^-XG-K-XG 
 
 SH 3 
 
 Extrica'tion, K^tr- 
 
 or Fln 2 -K, Fln^Kt, 
 
 Extin'guishable, K-st- 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Fln2-K-XG 
 
 XG-SH 3 -B1 
 
 Extrin'sic, K 3 -str-Xs-K 
 
 Flunk'y, Fl-XG-K or 
 
 Extin'guisher, K-st- 
 
 Extrin'sical-ly, K^tr- 
 
 Fln^-K 
 
 XG-SHr 3 
 
 Xs-Kl 
 
 Flunk'yism, F12-XG-K- 
 
 Extinguishment, K-st- 
 
 Exude', Ks-Xoid-D 3 
 
 zM or Fln^K-zM 
 
 XG-SH 3 -Mnt 
 
 Eye'brow, Roid-Br 1 
 
 Flus'ter, Fistr 2 , Flst 2 - 
 
 Ex'tirpate or Extir'- 
 
 Eye'glass, Roid-Gls 1 
 
 Rd, Flstrng 2 
 
 pate, Kst-R^Pt, Kst- 
 
 Eyelash, Choid-IA-SH 
 
 Foist'ing, Fstng 1 
 
 .R^P-Td, Kst-RS-PtC) 
 
 Eyelet, Choid-it 1 
 
 Folding, F^LdC) 
 
 Extirpation, Kst-R 2 - Eye'lid, Choid-i^D 
 
 Folia'ceous, F~L-SHs 
 
 Pshn 
 
 Eyes, i-Z 1 
 
 Fon'dle, Fnd L L, Fnd 1 - 
 
 Ex'tirpator or Extir'- 
 
 Eye'sight, i-Sit 1 
 
 Ld, Fndi-i-XG 
 
 pator, Kst-B^-Ptr 
 
 
 Foolish, F3-Z-SH 
 
 Extol', Kst-L 1 
 
 
 Foot, Ft 3 . Vocalized to 
 
 Extol'ler, Kst-Li-R 
 
 . 
 
 distinguish it from 
 
 Extor'sive, Kst-Rs^V 
 
 
 feet. 
 
 Extor'aively, Kst-Bs 1 - 
 
 Facti'tiously, FS-K-T- 
 
 Foot'-step, Ft 3 -st-P 
 
 V-L 
 
 SHs-L 
 
 Foot'way, Ft 3 -Thoid 
 
 Extort', Kst-Rt 1 , Kst- 
 
 Fairly, F^R-Z, 
 
 Forebode', F'^Bd, etc. 
 
 Ri-Td, Kst-Rti-XG 
 
 Falla'ciousness, F 2 -!,- 
 
 Fore'casting, F^-R- 
 
 Extort'er, Kst-Rtr 1 
 
 SHs-Xs 
 
 Kstng 
 
 Extor'tion, Kst-Bshn 1 
 
 Falsifier, F^Ls-F-R 
 
 Fore'going. F 2 G-XG 
 
 Extor'tionary, Kst- 
 
 Fan'tasy, Fn^T-S 
 
 Forehanded, F^R-Hn- 
 
 Rshn^-R 
 
 Far, F^-R ; in phrases 
 
 Dd 
 
 Extor'tionate, Kst- 
 
 sometimes with Fr ; 
 
 Foreknew', F ' X- 
 
 Rshn^T 
 
 thus, 
 
 Choid 3 
 
 Extor'tioner, Kst- 
 
 So far, S2-Fr 
 
 Foreknow', F ' X 2 
 
 Rshni-R 
 
 How far. Toid^Fr 
 
 Foreknowl'edge, F ' X- 
 
 Extor'tious, Kst-Ji 1 - 
 
 Farewell', Fr'-^wJ, 
 
 Ji 
 
 SHs 
 
 Fare 'well. Fri-wL 
 
 Foreknown', F Xn 2 
 
 Extract', Ki-str-Kt, K- Fash'ionist, Fshni-St 
 
 Foreordain'. F ' R^-Dn 
 
 str-K-Td 1 , Ki-sti-Kt-Fast'en, Fsn^ 
 
 Foreordina'tion, 
 
 NG jFast'ing, Fstng^ 
 
 F ' Rd^-Xshii 
 
FOR 
 
 339 
 
 HAG 
 
 Foreseen', FS-Rs-N 
 
 Frus'trate, FrstS-Et, 
 
 Gov'erness, Gv-Rn^-S 
 
 Poreshad'ow, F ' SH 1 - 
 
 Frst^JS-Td, Frst^JJt- 
 
 Grad'ual, Grd-Noid-L 1 
 
 D 
 
 NG 
 
 Grad'uaUy, Grd-Moid- 
 
 Foreshort' en, Fri-SHrt- 
 
 Frustra'tion, Frst 2 - 
 
 ii 
 
 N, Fri-SHrt-Nd, Fr*- 
 
 Rahn 
 
 Grad'uate, Grd-Noid-T 1 
 
 SHrt-N-NG 
 
 Fruo'tratdve, Frst^Et- 
 
 Gradua'tion, Grd-Noid- 
 
 Foreshow' Fr^SH, 
 
 V 
 
 SHn' 2 
 
 Fr2-SH-NG 
 
 FuU, (a.) Fl FS-IrR, 
 
 Grand'son, Grndsn 1 
 
 Foreshown', Fr^Hn 
 
 F3-ist 
 
 Gratu'itous, Gr-T 3 -Ts 
 
 Fore'sight, Fr^T 
 
 FuU'ness, Fl^Ns 
 
 Gratu'itously, Gi-T^-T- 
 
 For'esting, F^jRstng 
 
 Fully, Fli 8 
 
 sL 
 
 Forestall', Frs^T-L 
 
 Fun'gi, F^-N-J 
 
 Gratu'ity, Gr-T 3 -T 
 
 Foretell', Fr^Tl 
 
 Funk, F^-NG-K, F 2 - 
 
 Grat'ulate, Grt-it 1 , 
 
 Foretold', Fr^-Tld 
 Fore'woman, F Soid- 
 
 NGt, F^-NG-K-NG or 
 Fn^K, Fn^Kt, Fn2-K- 
 
 Grt-LLTd, Grt-it 1 - 
 NG or Grt-Moid-it 1 , 
 
 Mn 8 
 
 NG 
 
 etc. 
 
 Forgave', F 5 Gv 2 
 
 
 Gratula'tion, Grt-ishn 2 
 
 Forget'ful, F 2 ' Gt-F-L 
 Forget'fulness, FiQt 2 ' 
 
 G. 
 
 or Grt-Moid-ishn' 2 
 Gra'ver, Grv-li- 
 
 Fs 
 
 
 Green'-corn,Grn^K-I?n 
 
 Forgiv'able, F i Gv-B 8 
 
 Oar'net, G-Ei-Nt 
 
 Green'-stick, Griis 3 -T-K 
 
 Forgive', F Gv 8 
 Form, Fi-M, F*-Md, F 1 - 
 
 Qar'rison, G-JSsn 1 
 Oastri'tis, Gst-E^Ts 
 
 Grisly, Gr-zL 3 
 Gri'son, Grsn 1 
 
 M 
 
 Gastronom'ic. Gst--K L 
 
 Ground'-hog, Grnd 1 - 
 
 Forma'tion, F^-Mshn 
 
 N-M-K 
 
 Toid-G 
 
 Forms, F L Mz 
 
 Qastron'omy, Gst-Un 1 - 
 
 GruflTly, Grf-i 2 
 
 Forsake', Fs^K, Fs^K- 
 
 M 
 
 Gun'-cotton, Gn--K-Tn 
 
 NG 
 
 Gate'-way, Gf^-Thoid 
 
 Gut'tle, Gt-L 2 
 
 Forsak'en, Fs^Kn 
 
 Qear, G-R 3 
 
 Gut'tler, Gt-i-R 
 
 For'tunate, Frt^Nt 
 
 Oear ; ing, G-R 8 -NG 
 
 Guyed, Gi-D 1 
 
 For'tunately, Frt L Nt-L 
 
 Qehen'na, G^Up-Toid- 
 
 Guz'zle, Gz-L 2 , Gz-Ld 2 , 
 
 For'tunateness, Frt 1 - 
 
 N 
 
 Gz-IANG 
 
 Nt-Ns 
 
 Qenera'tion, [Jshn 2 ] 
 
 Guz'zler, G-zi-R 
 
 For'tune, Frt L N 
 
 Qeog'rapher, Ji-Grf-R 
 
 
 For'tune-teUer, Frt L N- 
 
 Qeol'ogy, Ji-i-J or Jl 1 - 
 
 
 T-IrE 
 
 J 
 
 . 
 
 For'tune-telling, Frt 1 - 
 N-T-L-NG 
 
 G-ermane', Jr^Man 
 G-hast'liness, Gst-ii-Ns 
 
 Hab'erdasher, Toid- 
 
 For'ward, Fr^Wrd, 
 Fri-Wr'Dd, Fr^Wrd- 
 
 Qhast'ly, Gst-IA, Gst- 
 ZA-R, Gst-Lst 1 
 
 Brdi-SHr 
 Hab'erdashery, Toid- 
 
 NG 
 
 Qhost'liness, Gst-I^-Ns 
 
 Brdi-SHr 
 
 For'warder, Fri-Wrdr 
 
 Qhosfly, Gst-L 2 
 
 Haberdine' or Hab'- 
 
 For'wardness, Fr L 
 
 Qird, Grd 2 , Gr-Dd 2 , 
 
 erdine, Toid-Br 3 or 
 
 Wrd-Ns 
 
 Grd^-NG 
 
 i-Dn 
 
 For'wards, Fr a -Wrdz 
 
 Gird'er, Gr-Dr 2 
 
 Haber'geon, Toid-Br 2 - 
 
 Fos'ter, Fstr 1 , Fsti-Ed, 
 
 Girdle, Gr-Dl 2 , Gr-Dld 2 , 
 
 Jn (S.C., par. 220) 
 
 Fstrng 1 
 
 Gr-Dl^-NG 
 
 Habiliment, Toid-Bl 8 - 
 
 Found, Fnd 8 . Written 
 
 Girth, G-iJ^TH 
 
 Mnt 
 
 in third position to dis- 
 tinguish it from Find 
 Fract'ure, Fri-Ktr, Fi-i- 
 
 Giv'er, Gy-R 8 
 Gla'cier, Gl^Hr 
 Glad'iator, Gl-Dtr 1 
 
 Hack, Toid-K 1 , Toid- 
 Kti, Toid-Ki-NG 
 Hack'berry, Toid-K-B 1 - 
 
 K-CHrd, Frl-Ktr-NG 
 
 Glan'dular, Gln-DkL-R 
 
 R 
 
 Franklin, Frn^K-Ln 
 
 Glaz'er, Gl-zR 2 
 
 Hackle, Koid-KU, 
 
 Free'mason, Fr^-Msn 
 
 Glis'ten, Glsn 8 
 
 Koid-Kldi, Koid-Kli- 
 
 Free'masonry, Fr^-Msn- 
 
 Glis'tering, Glstrng 8 
 
 NG 
 
 R 
 
 Glo'ry, [Gl 2 , used in ser- 
 
 Hackly, Koid-Kl 1 
 
 Free'-will, Fr^wL 
 
 mon reporting] 
 
 Hack'matack, Toid-K 1 - 
 
 Friz'zle, FrzS-L, Frz 8 - 
 
 Glo'zer, Gl-zR 2 
 
 Mt-K 
 
 Ld, Frz8-L-NG 
 
 Good-wiU', Gd^-Wl 
 
 Haok'ney, Toid-K^N, 
 
 Frost'ing, Frstng 1 
 Froz'en, Frzn 2 
 
 GorRo'nian, Gr^Gn-N 
 Qos'samer, G-sM-Ji 1 
 
 Toid-Ki-Nd, Toid-Ki- 
 
 N-NG 
 
HAG 
 
 Hack'ney-coach, Toid- 
 
 K^N-K-CH 
 Had'dock, Koid-D^-K 
 Ha'des, Koid-Dz 2 
 Hadj'i, Koid-J 1 
 Haft, Koid-Ft 1 
 Hag, Toid-G 1 
 
 340 
 
 HAT 
 
 Ham'mer-cloth, Koid- Har'ass, Toid-JRs 1 , Toid- 
 Mr-Kl-TH 1 ! JRst 1 , Toid-J? s i-NG 
 
 Ham'mere^Koid-Mr-R 1 Har'asser, Toid-JJ^sR 
 
 Ham'mer-hard. Koid-!Har'binger, Toid-.R 1 -B- 
 Mri-Hrd | N-Jr 
 
 Ham'mer-harden,Koid- Hard'ihood, Toid-B^D 
 Mri-Hr-Dn, Koid-MrM Hd 
 
 -Q.U.& gai'u, ixuiu-vrru- 
 
 Hag'gardly, Koid-Grd- 
 
 Dn-NG 
 
 UMKU J -JF i AUlU.-J.i^-JL/~i 
 
 Hard'iness, Toid-Ii 1 -!! 
 
 
 Sam'mer-head, Koid- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Hag'gis, Toid-Gs 1 
 
 Mri-Hd 
 
 Hardy, Toid-JSi-D, 
 
 Hag'gish, Toid-G-SH 1 
 
 Ham'mock, Toid-Mi-K 
 
 Toid-iJi-D-R, Toid-^ 1 - 
 
 Hag'gle, Koid-Gl 1 , 
 
 Hamose', Toid-Ms 2 
 
 Dst 
 
 Koid-Gld 1 , Koid-Gl 1 - 
 
 Ha'mous, Toid-Ms 2 
 
 Har'icot, Toid-^-K 
 
 NG 
 
 Ham'per, Toid-M-Pr 1 , 
 
 Har'ier, Toid-i? 1 -^ 
 
 Hag'gler, Koid-Gl-R 1 
 
 Toid-M-Prd 1 , Toid-M- 
 
 Har'ness, Toid-B^Ns, 
 
 Hagiog'rapha, Koid-J 1 - 
 
 Pri-NG 
 
 Toid-JJi-Nst, Toid-E 1 - 
 
 Gr-F 
 
 Ham'shackle, Toid-M- 
 
 Ns-NG 
 
 Hagiog'raphal, Koid-J 1 - 
 
 SHi-Kl, Toid-M-SH 1 - 
 
 Har'nesser, Toid-U^Ns- 
 
 Gr-F-L 
 
 Kld, Toid-M-SHi-Kl- 
 
 R 
 
 Hagiog'rapher, Koid- 
 
 NG 
 
 Harp, Toid-J?i-P, Toid- 
 
 Ji-Grf-R 
 
 Ham'ster, Toid-Mstr 1 
 
 jRi-Pt, Toid-i?!-P-NG 
 
 Hagiog'raphy, Koid-J 1 - 
 Gr-F 
 
 Ham'string Toid-M- 
 sTr!-NG, Toid-M-sTr 1 - 
 
 Harp'ing-iron, Toid-Ji 1 - 
 P-NG-i-Rn 
 
 Hagiol'ogy, Koid-Ji-L-J 
 
 NGd, Toid-M-sTr 1 - 
 
 Harp'ings, Toid-R^-P- 
 
 Hag'ship, Toid-G-SH 1 - 
 
 NG-NG 
 
 NGz 
 
 P 
 
 Ham'strung, Toid-M- 
 
 Harp'ist, Toid-JJi-Pst 
 
 Hague'but, Toid-G-Bt 1 
 
 sTri-NG 
 
 Harponeer', Toid-E 3 -P- 
 
 Haik, Toid-K 2 
 
 Han'aper, Up-Toid-N- 
 
 Nr 
 
 Haired, Toid-^^D 
 
 Pr 1 
 
 Harpoon', Toid-B 3 -Pn, 
 
 Hair'iness, Toid-E^Ns 
 
 Hand'kerchief, Up- 
 
 Toid-E 3 -Pnd, Toid-JK 3 - 
 
 Hair'y, Toid-E 1 
 
 Toid-NG-Kr-CHfi 
 
 Pn-NG 
 
 Hake, Toid-K 2 
 
 [NG-Kr-CHfi] 
 
 Harpoon'er, Toid-E 3 -P- 
 
 Hal'cyon, Toid-Ls^N 
 
 Hang, Up-Toid-NG 1 , 
 
 Nr 
 
 Hale, HI 2 , Hid 2 , Hl^NG 
 
 Up-Toid-NGdi, Up- 
 
 Harp'sichord, Toid-B 1 - 
 
 or Toid-i 2 , Toid-Ld 2 , 
 
 Toid-NG^NG 
 
 P-sKrd 
 
 Toid-1/J-NG 
 
 Hang'-bird, Up-Toid- 
 
 Harpy, Toid-1? 1 -? 
 
 Half, Koid-Fi [pi] 
 
 NG-Brd 1 
 
 Har'ridan, Toid-IJ^Dn 
 
 Half-way, [F^Thoid] 
 Hal'ibut, Toid-ii-Bt 
 
 Hang'dog, Up-Toid-NG- 
 
 Har'rier, Toid-R^-R 
 Har'row, Toid-E 1 , Toid- 
 
 Hal'imas, Toid-i^Ms 
 
 Hang'er, Koid-NGr 1 
 
 R l -D, Toid-^-NG 
 
 Hall, HI 1 or Toid-IA 
 
 Hang'er-on, Koid-NGr 1 - 
 
 Har'rower, Toid-i? 1 -.?? 
 
 Halloo', H-i 3 
 
 N 
 
 Har'ry, Toid-J? 1 , Toid- 
 
 Hallucination, Toid- 
 
 Hang'ing, Up-Toid- 
 
 R 1 -!), Toid-J^^NG 
 
 Ls^-^shn 
 
 NG^NG 
 
 Harus'pice/Toid-i?s 2 -Ps 
 
 HaU'way, HIi-Thoid or 
 
 Hang'ing-buttress, Up- 
 Toid-NG!-NG-B-Trs 
 
 Har'vest, Toid-i? 1 -Vst, 
 Toid-jRi-Vs-Td, Toid- 
 
 Ham, Toid-Mi 
 
 Hang'man, Up-Toid- 
 
 -Ri-Vstng 
 
 Ham'adryad, Toid-M- 
 
 NG-LMn 
 
 Har'vester, Toid-.R 1 - 
 
 Di-i-D 
 
 Hang'-nail, Up-Toid- 
 
 Vstr 
 
 Hamame'lis, Toid-M- 
 
 J^QLf^.L 
 
 Har'vesfc-home, Toid- 
 
 M-is 3 
 
 Hank, Up-Toid-NGi-K 
 
 fi^Vst-M 
 
 Ham'ated, Toid-M-Td 1 
 
 Hank'er, Up-Toid-NG 1 - 
 
 Har'vest-moon, Toid- 
 
 Hames, Toid-Mz 2 
 
 Kr, Up-Toid-NGi-Krd, 
 
 JJJ-Vst-Mn 
 
 Hamit'ic, Toid-Mt 3 -K 
 
 Up-Toid-NGi-Kr-NG 
 
 Has'ten, Hsn 2 
 
 Ham'let, Toid-M-it 1 
 
 Hap'ly, Toid-Pl 1 
 
 Hast'ing, Hstng 2 
 
 Ham'mer. Koid-Mr 1 , 
 
 Harangue', Toid-E 1 - 
 
 Hatch, Koid-CH 1 , Koid- 
 
 Koid-Mrd 1 , Koid-Mr 1 - 
 
 NG, Toid-.RVNGd, 
 
 CHti, Koid-CHLNG 
 
 NG 
 
 Toid-lJi-NG-NG 
 
 Hatch'el, Toid-CHl 1 , 
 
 Ham'mer-beam, Koid- 
 
 Harang'uer, Toid-R 1 - 
 
 Toid-CHldi, Toid- 
 
 Mr-Bi-M 
 
 NGr 
 
 CHli-NG 
 
HAT 
 
 341 
 
 HEB 
 
 Hatch'eler, Toid-CHl 1 - 
 
 Hawk'er, Koid-Kr 1 
 
 Hear'say, Toid-JS 3 -S 
 
 R 
 
 Hawk'-eyed, Toid-K-i- 
 
 [-R 3 -S] 
 
 Hatch'er, Toid-CHr 1 
 
 D 1 
 
 Heart, Toid-Rt 1 
 
 Hatch'es, Koid-CHz 1 
 
 Haw'thorne, Koid-TH 1 - 
 
 Heart'-ache^oid-Rti-K 
 
 Hatch'et, Koid-CHt 1 
 
 Rn 
 
 Heart'-broken, Toid- 
 
 Hatoh'ment, Koid-CH L 
 
 Haz'ard, Toid-Zrd 1 , 
 
 Rti-Br-Kn 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Toid-Zri-Dd, Toid- 
 
 Heart'burn, Toid-Rt 1 - 
 
 Hatch'way, Koid-CH 1 - 
 
 Zrdi-NG 
 
 B-Rn 
 
 W 
 
 Haz'ardous, Toid-Zrd 1 - 
 
 Heart'en, Toid-A'i-Tn 
 
 Hath, [TH 1 ] 
 Ha'tred, H-Trd 2 or Toid- 
 
 S 
 Haz'ardously, Toid- 
 
 Hearth Toid-I^-TH 
 Hearth ; -stone, Toid-tf 1 - 
 
 Trd 2 
 
 Zrd x -S-L 
 
 THs-Tn 
 
 Haugh'tily, Koid-T 1 -!, 
 
 Ha'zel-ly, Hz-L 2 
 
 Heart'Uy, Toid-Ji^-T-L 
 
 Haugh'tiness, Koid-T 1 - 
 
 Ha'zel-nut, Hz-L 2 -Nt 
 
 Heart'iness, Toid-A' 1 - 
 
 Ns 
 
 He, standing alone, is 
 
 T-Ns 
 
 Haugh'ty, Koid-T 1 , 
 
 written with breve 
 
 Heart'y, Toid-^-T, 
 
 Koid-Ti-R, Koid-Tst 1 
 
 Toid 2 . In phrases he is 
 
 Toid-^^T-R, Toid- 
 
 Haul, HI 1 , Hid 1 , HP-NO 
 
 written with Toid or 
 
 JJi-Tst 
 
 or Toid-L 1 Toid-Ld 1 , 
 Toid-Li-NG 
 
 Koid, and sometimes 
 with the stem H. S.C., 
 
 Heath Koid-TH 3 
 Heath ; -cock, Koid-TH 3 - 
 
 Haul'age, Toid-Li-J 
 
 pars. 141, Rem. under 
 
 K-K 
 
 Haul'er, Hl-R 1 or Toid- 
 
 143, 162, 169. Exam- 
 
 Hea'then, Koid-DHn 3 
 
 Li-R 
 
 ples : 
 
 Hea'thendom, Koid- 
 
 Haulm, Toid-M 1 
 
 He could, Toid-K 3 
 
 DHn 3 -D-M 
 
 Haunch, Up-Toid-N- 
 
 He may, Toid-M 2 
 
 Hea'thenish, Koid- 
 
 CH 1 
 
 He did, Koid-D 3 
 
 DHn 3 -SH 
 
 Have, standing alone, is 
 
 If he, F 3 -Toid 
 
 Hea'thenishness, Koid- 
 
 written with the breve 
 
 Did he ever, D 3 - 
 
 DHn 3 -SH-Ns 
 
 Joid 1 (or if preferred 
 
 Koid-V 
 
 Hea'thenism, Koid- 
 
 with the stem V 1 ). In 
 
 He was, H^Z 
 
 DHn 3 -Z-M 
 
 phrases Have may be 
 
 He had, Hd 2 
 
 Hea'thenize, Koid- 
 
 written with Joid or 
 
 Head'ed, Koid-Dd 2 
 
 DHn 3 -Z, Koid-DHu 3 - 
 
 Roid or the v-hook. In 
 
 Head'iness, Koid-D'^-Ns 
 
 Zd, Koid-DHn--Z-NG 
 
 practice the breve Joid 
 
 Head'way, Hd^Thoid 
 
 Heath'-game, Koid- 
 
 in phrases may be made 
 light (Choid). S. C., 
 
 Head'y. Koid-D 2 
 Heal, HI 3 , Hid 8 H1 3 -NG 
 
 TH 3 -G-M 
 Heath'-grass, Koid- 
 
 pars. 139, 162, 168, 197, 
 198 ; at page 171 the out- 
 
 or Toid-L 3 , Toid-Ld 3 , 
 Toid-LS-NG 
 
 TH 3 -Grs 
 Heath'-hen, Koid-TH 3 - 
 
 lines of must have, must 
 
 Heal'able, Toid-LS-Bl 
 
 Hn 
 
 have been, must have 
 
 Heal'er, Toid-L 3 -R 
 
 Heath'y. Koid-TH 3 
 
 been there are excep- 
 tional. Examples : 
 
 Heal'ing, H1 3 -NG or 
 Toid-L 3 -NG 
 
 Heave, Koid-V 3 , Koid- 
 Vd 3 Koid-V 3 -NG 
 
 Have been, Joid^Bn 
 
 Health-y, Toid-L^TH 
 
 Heav'en, Koid-Vn- [Vn 2 ] 
 
 What have you, 
 
 [L^TH] 
 
 Heav'enliness, Koid- 
 
 Soid^Roid-Noid 
 Where have you, R' 2 - 
 
 Health'ful-ly, Toid-L 2 - 
 TH-F1 [L^TH-Fl] 
 
 V^Nl-Ns [V-Nl-Ns] 
 Heav'enly, Koid-V^-Nl 
 
 Choid-Moid 
 
 Health'fulness, Toid- 
 
 [V^Nl] 
 
 To have, Tv 3 
 
 L^TH-Fl-Ns [L2-TH: 
 
 Heav'enly-minded, 
 
 Which have, CHv 2 
 
 Fs] 
 
 Koid-V^-Nl-Mn-l)d 
 
 They have, DHv 2 
 
 Health'ily, Toid-JATH- 
 
 [V^Nl-Mn-Dd] 
 
 Should have, SHv 8 
 
 L [L^TH-L] 
 
 Heav'en ward, Koid- 
 
 Hav'elock, Koid-Vi-L-K 
 
 Health'iness, Toid-L 2 - 
 
 Vn^Wd 
 
 Ha'ven, Koid-Vn 2 
 
 TH-Ns [L 2 -TH-Ns] 
 
 Heave'-oflfering, Koid- 
 
 Haven't, Vnt 1 
 
 Heap'er, Toid-Pr 8 
 
 V 8 -Fr-NG 
 
 Hav'ersack, Toid-Vrs 1 - 
 
 Hear, Ilr 8 , HrS-NG or 
 
 Heav'er, Toid-Vr 3 
 
 K 
 
 Toid-R 8 Toid-R 8 -NG 
 
 Hebra'ic, Toid-Br-K 
 
 Hav'ing, Joid(') 1 or V 1 - 
 NG. 
 
 [R 8 , R 8 -NG] 
 Hear'er, To\d-R s -R [R 8 - 
 
 Hebra'ically, Toid-Br 2 - 
 Kl 
 
 Hav'oc, Koid-Vi-K 
 
 R] 
 
 He'braism, Toid-Br 8 - 
 
 Hawk, Toid-K 1 , Toid- 
 
 Hear'ing, H^-NG or 
 
 zM 
 
 Kt 1 , Toid-Ki-NG 
 
 Toid-lJS-NG [R8-NG] 
 
 He'braiat, Toid-Brst 8 
 
HEB 342 HER 
 
 Hebraistic. Toid-Brs 8 - 
 T-K 
 
 Hel'icoid, Toid-L 2 -K- 
 D 
 
 Hem, Toid-M 2 , Toid- 
 Md 2 , Toid-M 2 -NG 
 
 He'braize, Toid-Brz 3 , 
 
 Helicoi'dal, Toid-L^K- 
 
 Hem'atite, Toid-M-Tt 2 
 
 Toid-Brzd 3 , Toid-Brz 3 - 
 
 Dl 
 
 Hemi-, Toid-M 
 
 NG 
 
 Hel'icon, Toid-L^Kn 
 
 Hemiple'gia, Toid-M- 
 
 He'brew, Toid-Br 3 
 
 Heliocen'tric, Toid-Z/s 2 - 
 
 P1 3 -J 
 
 He'brewess, Toid-Br 3 - 
 
 Ntr-K 
 
 Hemlplegy, Toid-M- 
 
 S 
 
 HeHog'raphy, Toid-i 1 - 
 
 PY^-f 
 
 Hec'atomb, Toid-K-T 2 - 
 
 Gr-F 
 
 Hemip'ter, Toid-M-Ptr 3 
 
 M 
 
 Heliol'atry, Toid-J^-i- 
 
 Hemip'teran, Toid-M- 
 
 Heck, Toid-K 2 
 
 Tr 
 
 P3-Trn 
 
 Heckle, Koid-Kl 2 
 
 Heliom'eter, Toid-i 1 - 
 
 Hemip'teral, Toid-M- 
 
 Hectare' Toid-K-TLR 
 
 Mtr 
 
 Pa-Tr-L 
 
 Hec'tic, Toid-K-TS-K 
 
 He'lioscope, Toid-is 3 - 
 
 Hemip'terous, Toid-M- 
 
 Hec'tical, Toid-Kt^-Kl 
 
 K-P 
 
 Ps-Trs 
 
 Hec'togramjToid-K-T 2 - 
 
 He'liostat, Toid-Ls 3 -Tt 
 
 Hemisphere, Toid-Ms- 
 
 Gr-M 
 
 He'liotrope, Toid-i 8 - 
 
 F2-R 
 
 Hectol'iter, Toid-K-T 1 - 
 
 Tr-P 
 
 Hemispheric, Toid-Ms- 
 
 J/tr 
 
 Helispher'ic, Toid-is 2 - 
 
 F2-R-K 
 
 Hectom'eter, Toid-K- 
 
 F-R-K 
 
 Hemispherical, Toid- 
 
 Ti-Mtr or Toid-Kt 1 - 
 
 He'lix, Toid-L 3 -Ks 
 
 Ms-F 2 -R-Kl 
 
 Mtr 
 
 Hell, HI 2 or Toid-L 2 
 
 Hemistich, Toid-Ms- 
 
 Hec'tor, Toid-Ktr 2 , 
 Toid-Ktrd 2 , Toid-Ktr 2 - 
 NG 
 
 Hellebore, Toid-i'^Br 
 Helle'nian Toid-i 8 -Nn 
 Hellen'ic, Toid-in^K 
 
 T2-K 
 Hemis'tichal, Toid-Ms- 
 T 3 -K1 
 
 Hectostere', Toid-K- 
 
 Hellenism, Toid-in^Z- 
 
 Hemltone, Toid-M-Tn 2 
 
 Ts 3 -T-R 
 
 M 
 
 Hemlock, Toid-M-L 2 - 
 
 Hed'dle, Toid-Dl 2 
 
 Hellenist, Toid-in^t 
 
 K 
 
 Hed'eral, Koid-D 2 -^! 
 
 Hellenize, Toid-Ln^-Z 
 
 Hemop'tysis, Toid-M- 
 
 Hedge, Koid-J 2 , Koid- 
 
 Hell'-fire, Toid-J^-F-R 
 
 Pi-Tss 
 
 Jd 2 , Koid-J 2 -NG 
 
 or H12-F-R 
 
 Hem'orrhage, Toid-M- 
 
 Hedge'hog, Koid-J^H- 
 
 Hell'-hound, Toid-L 2 - 
 
 R*-J 
 
 G 
 
 Hnd or Hl^Hnd 
 
 Hemorrhoid'al, Toid- 
 
 Hedge'-priest, Koid-J 2 - 
 
 HeU'ish, Toid-i^H 
 
 M-^i-Dl 
 
 Prst 
 
 Hell'ishly, Toid-L^H- 
 
 Hem'orrhoids, Toid-M- 
 
 Hedg'er, Toid-Jr 2 
 
 L 
 
 E^Dz 
 
 Hedge'-row, Koid-J 2 -R 
 
 Hell'ishnesa, Toid-i 2 - 
 
 Hemp. Toid-M-P 2 
 
 Hedge'-school, Koid-J 2 - 
 
 SH-Ns 
 
 Hempen, Toid-M-Pn 2 
 
 sKl 
 Hedge'sparrow, Koid- 
 
 Help, Toid-i 2 -P, Toid- 
 L^Pt, Toid-L^P-NG 
 
 Hemp'-seed, Toid-M- 
 P 2 -sD 
 
 J2-8P-R 
 
 [L 2 -?, i^Pt, JAPnl 
 
 Hem'stitch, Toid-Mst- 
 
 Heed'ed, Koid-Dd 3 
 Heel. HF, Hid 3 , HP-NG 
 
 Help'er, Toid-L^Pr [i 2 - 
 Pr] 
 
 CH 2 , Toid-Mst-CHt 2 , 
 Toid-Mst-CH^NG 
 
 or Toid-L 3 , Toid-id 3 , 
 
 Help'ful, Toid-i^P-Fl 
 
 Hench'man, Up-Toid- 
 
 Toid-i 3 -NG 
 
 [I^-P-Fl] 
 
 N-CH 2 -Mn 
 
 Heel'-piece, Toid-i 3 -Ps 
 Heel'-tap, Toid-LS-T-P 
 Heft, Koid-Ft 2 , Koid-F 2 - 
 
 Help'fulness, Toid-L 2 - 
 P-Fl-Ns[i 2 -PiFsl 
 Helpless, Toid-I, 2 -P-is 
 
 Her. Toid-R 2 [R 2 ] 
 Her ; ald, Koid-Eld 2 , 
 Koid-El 2 -Dd, Koid- 
 
 Td, Koid-Ft^NG 
 
 [L 2 -P-Ls] 
 
 .Rld^NG 
 
 Hegem'ony. Koid-J^M- 
 
 Helplessly, Toid-L 2 -?- 
 
 Heral'dic, Koid-Eli-D- 
 
 N 
 
 Ls-L [L^-P-Ls-L] 
 
 K 
 
 Hegi'ra, Koid-Ji-E 
 Heifer. Toid-Fr 2 
 
 Helplessness Toid-i 2 - 
 P-is-Ns [&-P ' is] 
 
 Her'aldry, Koid-El 2 -Dr 
 Her'aldship, Koid- 
 
 Heighten, Koid-Tn 1 , 
 Koid-Tnd 1 , Koid-Tn 1 - 
 
 Help'mate, Toid-L 2 -P- 
 Mt [i^P-Mt] 
 
 Eld^SH-P 
 Herd'ed, Toid-E^Dd 
 
 NG 
 
 Help'meet, Toid-i 2 -P- 
 
 Here, Toid-R 8 [R 3 ] 
 
 Hei'nous, Up-Toid-Ns 2 
 Hei'nously , Up-Toid- 
 
 Mt [ia-P-Met] 
 Helve, Toid-L^V, Toid- 
 
 Hereaft'er, Toid-E 3 - 
 
 Ftr [Eftr*] 
 
 Ns-L 2 
 
 i^Vd, Toid-L^V-NG 
 
 Hereat', Toid-^i-T 
 
 Held, Hid 8 . See Hold. 
 
 Helvetic, Toid-L^V-T- 
 
 Heredltable, Toid-E 2 - 
 
 Heli'acal-ly, Toid-Li-Kl 
 
 K 
 
 Dt-Bl 
 
HER 
 
 343 
 
 HIV 
 
 Hereditament, Toid- Hexahe'dron, Toid-K- 
 
 Hierographlcal, Toid- 
 
 B 8 -Dt-Mnt 
 
 sH-Drn 8 
 
 Bi-Gr-F-Kl 
 
 Hereditarily, Toid-B 2 - 
 
 Hexam'eter, Toid-K 1 - 
 
 Hierol'ogy, Koid-BF-J 
 
 Dt-Bl or Hrd-Tr*-L 
 
 sMtr 
 
 Hi'eromancy, Toid-B 1 - 
 
 Hereditary, Toid-B 2 - 
 
 Hexamet'rio, Toid-K 2 - 
 
 Mn-S 
 
 Dt-B or Hrd-Tr 2 
 
 sMtr-K 
 
 Hier'ophant, Toid-B' 2 - 
 
 Herein', Rn 3 
 
 Hexamet'rical, Toid- 
 
 Fnt 
 
 Herein'to, RiAT 
 
 K^Mtr-Kl 
 
 Hig'gle. Koid-Gl 3 , Koid- 
 
 Hereof, Toid-Bv 8 
 
 Hexan'gular, Toid-Ks- 
 
 Gld 3 , Koid-GF-XG 
 
 Hereon ; , R 8 -N 
 
 NG-G1-R 1 
 
 Hig'gledy-pig'gledy, 
 
 Her'esiarch, Toid-B 2 - 
 
 Hexan'dria, Toid-Ks-N- 
 
 Koid-Gld-P 3 -Gl-D 
 
 sR-K 
 
 Dr 1 
 
 Hig'gler, Koid-Gl-R 8 
 
 Her'esy, Toid-B 2 -^ 
 
 Hex'apla, Toid-Ks-Pl 2 
 
 Highland, Koid-Choid- 
 
 Her'etic, Toid-B^T-K 
 
 Hex'aplar, Toid-Ks-Pl 2 - 
 
 Z/nd 1 
 
 Heretlcal-ly, Toid-Bt 2 - 
 
 R 
 
 Highlander, " Koid- 
 
 Kl 
 
 Hiber'nal, Toid-Br2-Nl 
 
 Choid-indr 1 
 
 Hereto', Toid-B 8 -T [B 8 - 
 
 Hi'bernate, Toid-Br 1 - 
 
 High'way, HJ-Thoid 
 
 T] 
 
 N-T, Toid-Bri-N-Td. 
 
 Hila'nous, Toid-L 2 -Bs 
 
 Heretofore' Rt 3 -Fr 
 Hereunto', R 3 -N-T 
 
 Toid-Bri-N-T-NG 
 Hiberna'tion, Toid- 
 
 Hilarity, Toid-ii-B-T 
 Hil'ary, Toid-i 3 -B 
 
 Herlot, Toid-B^T 
 
 Br^Nshn 
 
 Hill, HI 3 , Hid 3 , H1 3 -NG, 
 
 Heritable, Toid-Bt^Bl 
 
 Hiber'nian, Toid-Brn 2 - 
 
 or Toid-L 3 , Toid-Ld 3 , 
 
 Heritage, Toid-Bt 2 ^! 
 
 N 
 
 Toid-i 3 -XG 
 
 Heritor, Toid-Btr 2 
 Her'nia, Toid-B^N 
 
 Hiber'nianism, Toid- 
 Brn 2 -N-zM 
 
 HiU'iness, Toid-JANs 
 HiU'ock, Toid-i 3 -K 
 
 Her'nial, Toid-R^N-L 
 
 Hiber'nicism, Toid- 
 
 Hill'-side, Toid-is 3 -D 
 
 He'ro, Toid-B 3 
 
 Brn 2 -Sz-M 
 
 Hill'-top, Toid-X 3 -T-P 
 
 Hero'dian, Toid-B 2 -Dn 
 
 Hibis'cus, hiB 8 -sKs 
 
 Hill'y, Toid-i 3 
 
 Heroic, Toid-B^K 
 
 Hic'cough, Toid-K-P 3 , 
 
 Hilt, Toid-it 3 
 
 Hero'ical-ly,Toid-B2-Kl 
 
 Toid-K-Pt 3 , Toid-K- 
 
 Hilt'ed, Toid-i 8 -Td 
 
 Heroi-comlc, Toid-B 2 - 
 
 P 3 -NG 
 
 Him, standing alone, is 
 
 K-M-K 
 
 Hick'ory, Koid-Kr 8 
 
 written with breve 
 
 Heroi-com'ical, Toid- 
 
 Hick'up, Toid-K-P 8 
 
 Doid 2 . In phrases him 
 
 B^K-M-Kl 
 
 Hid'age, Koid-Di-J 
 
 is written with Doid or 
 
 Her'oine, Toid-B^N 
 
 Hidal'go, Koid-Di-L-G 
 
 Koid, and sometimes 
 
 Her'oism.Toid-B^Z-M 
 
 Hld'den, Koid-Dn 8 
 
 with the stem H. 
 
 Her'on,Toid-Bn 2 
 
 Hid'denly, Koid-D 8 -Nl 
 
 S. C., pars. 142, Rem. 
 
 Her'onry, Toid-Bn^B 
 
 Hid'eous, Koid-Ds 8 
 
 under 143, 169. Ex- 
 
 He'ro-worship, Toid- 
 
 Hid'eously, Koid-D^L 
 
 amples : 
 
 B 8 -Wr-S.H-P 
 
 Hid'eousness, Koid- 
 
 For him, F^Doid 
 
 Her'pes, Toid-B 2 -Pz 
 
 Ds^Ns 
 
 To him, T-Koid 
 
 Herpetlo, Toid-B^Pt- 
 
 Hi'erarch, Toid-B 1 - B-K 
 
 Saw him there, S 1 - 
 
 K 
 
 Hi'erarchal. Toid-B 1 - 
 
 Hdhr 
 
 Herpetol'ogist, Toid- 
 
 B-K1 
 
 Himself, Koid-sL*-F or 
 
 B^-Pt-ir-Jst 
 
 Hierarchical, Toid-B 1 - 
 
 Hs 2 
 
 Herpetol'ogy, Toid-B 1 - 
 Pt-i-J 
 
 B-K-K1 
 Hi'erarohy, Toid-B^B- 
 
 Hinge, Up-Toid-N-J 3 , 
 Up-Toid-N-Jd 3 , Up- 
 
 Her'ring, Toid-B^NG 
 
 K 
 
 Toid-N-J 8 -NG 
 
 Hers, Toid-Rz 2 [Rz 2 ] 
 Herse, Toid-Rs* 
 
 Hieratic, Toid-Bi-T-K 
 Hi'eroglyph, Toid-B 1 - 
 
 Hin'ny, Up-Toid-N 8 
 Hirsute', Toid-Bs 3 -T 
 
 Herself, Toid-Bs^i-F 
 
 Glf 
 
 Hirsute'ness, Toid-Bs 8 - 
 
 [Rs*-Z-F] 
 
 Hieroglyphic, Toid-B 8 - 
 
 T-Ns 
 
 Hetch'el, Toid-CHl 2 
 
 Glf-K 
 
 Histo'rian, [St^Bn] 
 
 Hex'achord, Toid-K 2 - 
 
 Hieroglyph'ioal-ly, 
 
 Historic, [Sti-B-KJ 
 
 sKrd 
 
 Toid-B 8 -Gl-F-Kl 
 
 Historlcal-ly, [St^B- 
 
 Hex'ade, Toid-Ks-D 2 
 
 Hierog'lyphist, Toid- 
 
 Kl] 
 
 Hex'agon, Toid-Ks^Gn 
 
 Bi-Gl-Fst 
 
 His'tory, [St 8 -Bl 
 
 Hexag'onal, Toid-Ks 1 - 
 
 Hi'erogram, Toid-B 1 - 
 
 Hitch, Koid-CH 8 , Koid- 
 
 G-N1 
 
 Gr-M 
 
 CHt 8 , Koid-CH 3 -NG 
 
 Hexahe'dral, Toid-K- 
 
 Hierograph'io, Toid- 
 
 Hire, Koid-V 1 , Koid- 
 
 sHdr-L 3 
 
 Bi-Grf-K 
 
 Vd 1 , Koid-V L NG 
 
HIV 
 
 344 
 
 HOR 
 
 Hives, Koid-Vz 1 
 
 Hol'ster, Toid-istr 2 or 
 
 Homoge'neous, Toid- 
 
 Hoard'ed, Toid-R2-Dd 
 
 Hlstr 2 
 
 M-J3-Ns 
 
 Hoarlness, Toid-JS'^Ns 
 
 Holy, H-Z, 2 , H-L^R, 
 
 Homoge'neousness, 
 
 Hoarse, Toid-Rs 2 , Toid- 
 
 H-Zt 2 or Toid-i 2 , 
 
 Toid-M-J3-Ns-Ns 
 
 Rs2-R, Toid-Rs2-St 
 Hoarse'ly, Toid-Rs 2 -^ 
 
 Toid-L^R, Toid-it 2 
 Hom'age, Toid-M^Ji 
 
 Homoiou'sian, Toid-M- 
 
 ZI-N 
 
 Hoarse'ness, Toid-Rs 2 - 
 
 Home. Toid-M 2 _[M 2 ] 
 
 Homol'ogoua, Toid-M- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Home J -born. Toid-M 2 - 
 
 LM38 
 
 Hoar'y, Toid-JR 2 
 
 B-Bn 
 
 Hom'ony, Toid-M L N 
 
 Hoax, Toid-Ks 2 Toid- 
 
 Home'-bred, Toid-M 2 - 
 
 Hom'onym. Toid-Mn 1 - 
 
 Kst 2 , Toid-Ks^-NG 
 
 Brd 
 
 M 
 
 Hoax'er, Toid-K-sR 2 
 
 Home'less, Toid-M-J,s 2 
 
 Homon'ymous, Toid- 
 
 Hob'ble, Toid-Bl 1 , 
 
 Homeliness. Toid-M- 
 
 Mni-Ms 
 
 Toid-Bld 1 , Toid-Bl 1 - 
 
 IMh 
 
 Homon'ymy, Toid-Mn 1 - 
 
 NG 
 
 Homely, Toid-M-L 2 , 
 
 II 
 
 Hob'bledehoy, Toid- 
 
 Toid-M-Z^R, Toid-M- 
 
 Homoou'sian. Toid-M- 
 
 Bli-D-H 
 
 ist 2 
 
 Z^N 
 
 Hob'bler, Toid-Bl^R 
 
 Home'-made, Toid-M 2 - 
 
 Homoph'onous, Toid- 
 
 Hob'blingly, Toid-Bl 1 - 
 
 Md 
 
 M-Fi-Ns 
 
 NG1 
 
 Homeopathic, Toid-M- 
 
 Homoph'ony, Toid-M- 
 
 Hob'bly, Toid-Bl 1 
 
 Pi-TH-K 
 
 FI-N 
 
 Hob'by-horse, hoB^Rs 
 
 Homeop'athlst, Toid- 
 
 Hon'estly, Nst-Z, 1 
 
 (S. C., par. 123; 
 Hock, Toid-K 1 
 
 M-P^THst 
 Homeop'athy, Toid-M- 
 
 Hon'ey, H2-N, H-N-D 2 , 
 H^N-NG or Up-Toid- 
 
 Hock'ey, Toid-K 1 
 Hock'le, Koid-Kl 1 
 
 pi-TH 
 Ho'mer, Koid-Mr 2 
 
 N 2 , Up-Toid-N-D 2 , Up- 
 Toid-N^NG 
 
 Ho'cus, Toid-Ks 2 
 
 Homeric, Toid-M-J2 2 - 
 
 Hong. Up-Toid-NGi 
 
 Ho'cus-pocus. Toid-Ks- 
 
 K 
 
 Hood ; ed, Koid-Dd 3 
 
 P^Ks 
 
 Home'sick, Toid-Ms^K 
 
 Hoo'doo, Koid-D 8 , 
 
 Hodge'-podge, Koid-J L 
 
 Home'sickness, Toid- 
 
 Koid-D^-D, Koid-D3- 
 
 P-J 
 
 Ms 2 -K-Ns 
 
 NG 
 
 Hog, Toid-G 1 Toid-Gd 1 , 
 
 Home'spun. Toid-Ms- 
 
 Hoof Koid-F 8 
 
 Toid-G^NG 
 
 Pn 2 
 
 Hoof'-bound, Koid-F 8 - 
 
 Hog'-frame, Toid-G 1 - 
 
 Home'-staU, Toid-ils 2 - 
 
 Bnd 
 
 Fr-M 
 
 T-L 
 
 Hook, Toid-K 8 , Toid- 
 
 Hog'gish, Toid-G-SH 1 
 
 Home'stead, Toid-Ms- 
 
 Kt 8 , Toid-KS-NG 
 
 Hog'-herd, Toid-G^Hrd 
 
 Td 2 
 
 Hook'ah, Toid-K 8 
 
 Hog'-pen, Toid-G L Pn 
 
 Home'ward, Toid-M- 
 
 Hook'edness, Toid-Kd 8 - 
 
 Hogs'head, Toid-Gz-D 1 
 
 Wrd 2 
 
 Ns 
 
 Hog'-skin, Toid-Gs^Kn 
 
 Homicidal, Toid-Ms- 
 
 Hook'-nosed, Toid-K 8 - 
 
 Hogs'-lard, Toid-G^zZ^ 
 
 Di-L 
 
 Nzd 
 
 Ed 
 
 Homicide, Toid-Ms-D 1 
 
 Hoop'er, Toid-Pr 8 
 
 Hog'sty, Toid-Gs-T 1 
 
 Homiletlc, Toid-M-Z, 2 - 
 
 Hoo'sier, Toid-ZHr 8 
 
 Hoi'den, Koid-Dn 1 
 
 T-K 
 
 Hoofed, Koid-Td 3 
 
 Hoi'denish, Koid-Dn 1 - 
 
 Homiletlcal, Toid-M- 
 
 Hoove, Koid-V 8 
 
 SH 
 
 L&-K1 
 
 Hov'en, Koid-Vn 2 
 
 Hoist'ing, Hstng 1 
 
 Homiletlcs, Toid-M-Z, 2 - 
 
 Hop'per, Toid-Pr 1 
 
 Hoi'ty-toity, Koid-T L 
 
 T-Ks 
 
 Hop'ple, Toid-Pl 1 , Toid- 
 
 T-T 
 
 Homllist, Toid-M-Lst 1 
 
 Pld 1 , Toid-Pli-NG 
 
 Hole, HI 2 or Toid-i 2 
 
 Hom'ily, Toid-M-Z, 1 
 
 Hop'ples, Toid-Pk 1 
 
 Hol'iday. H-Z^-D or 
 
 Hom'iny, Toid-M^-N 
 
 Ho'ral, Koid-^1 2 
 
 Toid-IA-D 
 
 Hom'mock, Toid-Mi-K 
 
 Ho'rary, Tmd-Rt-R 
 
 Ho'liness, H-L'^-Ns or 
 
 Hom'mony, Toid-M^N 
 
 Hori'zon, Toid-fJzn 1 
 
 Toid-L^Ns 
 
 Homocen'tric, Toid- 
 
 Horizon'tal-ly, Toid- 
 
 Hol'low, H-i 1 or Toid-Z, 1 
 
 Ms^Ntr-K 
 
 Ezi-Nt-Z, 
 
 Holm, Toid-M 2 
 
 Homoeop'athy. See 
 
 Horn, Toid-Rn 1 , Toid- 
 
 Hol'ocaust, Toid-I-i-Kst 
 
 Homeopathy. 
 
 End\ Toid-Rn^-NG 
 
 Holograph, Toid-L 1 - 
 
 Homoge'neal, Toid-M- 
 
 Horn'beam, Toid-Rn 1 - 
 
 Grf 
 
 J3-N-L 
 
 B-M 
 
 Holograph'ic, Toid-I, 1 - 
 
 Homogeneity, Toid-M- 
 
 Horn'biU, Toid-.Eni-B- 
 
 Grf-K 
 
 J8-N-T 
 
 L 
 
HOR 
 
 845 
 
 HUM 
 
 Horn'blende, Toid-B 1 - 
 
 Hor'ticulture, Toid- 
 
 Huck'sterage, Toid- 
 
 N-Blnd 
 
 Bt^Kltr 
 
 Kst-B^-J 
 
 Horn'book, Toid-Bn 1 - 
 
 Horticul'turist, Toid- 
 
 Hud'dle,Toid-Dl 2 , Toid- 
 
 B-K 
 
 Bf^-Kltr-St 
 
 Dkl- 2 . Toid-Dl--NG 
 
 Horn'bug, Toid-Bni-B- 
 
 Hor'tulan, Toid-Bt L in 
 
 Hud'dler, Toid-l)l--R 
 
 G 
 
 Hor'tus sio'cus, Toid- 
 
 Huff, Koid-F-, Koid-Ft 2 
 
 Horned, Toid-jRnd 1 
 
 B 1 -T-ssKs 
 
 Koid-F--NG 
 
 Hor'net, Toid-Bi-Nt 
 
 Ho'sier, Toid-ZHr 2 
 
 HuflTish, Koid-F--,S/^ 
 
 Horn'less, Toid-Bn 1 -!* 
 
 Ho'siery, Toid-ZHr 2 
 
 Huff'ishness, Koid-F 2 - 
 
 Horn'-mad, Toid-Bn 1 - 
 
 Hos'pital, Hs-Pti-L or 
 
 5//-Ns 
 
 Md 
 Horn'-owl, Toid-Bn 1 -!, 
 
 Toid-s-Pti-L 
 Hospital'ity, Hs-Pti-i- 
 
 HuflTy, Koid-F 2 
 Hug, Toid-G-, Toid-Gd 2 
 
 Horn'pipe, Toid-Bn 1 -?- 
 
 T or Toid-s-Pti-i-T 
 
 Toid-G' 2 -NG 
 
 P 
 
 Hotch'pot, Koid-CH 1 - 
 
 Huge, Koid-J, Toid-Jr 3 , 
 
 Horn'-stone, Toid-Bns 1 - 
 
 Pt 
 
 Koid-Jst 3 
 
 Tn 
 
 Hotch'potch, Koid- 
 
 Huge'ly, Toid-Jl 3 
 
 Horn'work, Toid-Bn 1 - 
 
 CH^-CH 
 
 Huge-ness, Koid-J 3 -Xs 
 
 Wr-K 
 
 Hot'tentot, Koid-Tni-Tt 
 
 Hug'ger-mugger, Koid- 
 
 Horn'y, Toid-Bi-N, 
 
 Hot'test, Koid-Tst 1 or 
 
 Gi-M-Gr 
 
 Toid-Bi-N-R, Toid- 
 
 Htsti 
 
 Hu'guenot, Toid-G 3 -Xt, 
 
 B^Nst 
 
 Hough, Toid-K 1 , Toid- 
 
 Hu'guenotism, Toid- 
 
 Horog'raphy, Toid-B 1 - 
 
 Kt 1 , Toid-K^NG 
 
 G 3 -Xtz-M 
 
 Gr-F 
 
 Hou'ri, Toid-B 1 
 
 Hum, Toid-M 2 , Toid- 
 
 Hor'ologe, Koid-Bim 
 
 Hove, Koid-V 2 
 
 Md 2 , Toid-M 2 -XG 
 
 Horolog'ical, Koid-Bl 1 - 
 J-K1 
 
 Hov'el, Toid-Vl 1 , Toid- 
 Vld 1 , Toid-VP-NG 
 
 Hu'man, Toid-M n 3 
 Humane', Toid-iln 2 
 
 Horol'ogist, Koid-Bl 1 - 
 
 Ho'ven, Koid-Vn 2 
 
 Humane'ly, Toid-M 2 -Xl 
 
 Jst 
 Horol'ogy, Koid-Bim 
 
 Hov'er, Toid-Vr 2 , Toid- 
 Vrd 2 , Toid-Vr 2 -NG 
 
 Humane'ness, Toid- 
 Mn^-Ns 
 
 Hor'oscope, Toid-Bs 1 - 
 
 How, standing alone, is 
 
 Hu'manist, Toid-Mn 3 -8t 
 
 K-P 
 
 written with breve 
 
 Humanita'rian, Toid- 
 
 Horos'copy, Toid-Bs 1 - 
 
 Toid. In phrases how 
 
 Mn-T^-Bn 
 
 K-P 
 
 is written with Toid 
 
 Humanita'rianism, 
 
 Hor'rent, Toid-Bnt 1 
 
 (either up or down) or 
 
 Toid-Mn-T 2 -Bnz-M 
 
 Hor'rible, Toid-Ri-Bl 
 
 Koid, and sometimes; Human 'ity, Toid-Mn-T 1 
 
 Hor'ribleness Toid-B 1 - 
 
 with the stem H. Humaniza'tion, Toid- 
 
 Bl-Ns 
 
 S. C., pars. 143 and 
 
 M^-Xzs/m 
 
 Por'ribly, Toid-Bi-Bl 
 
 Rem., 153, 162. Ex- 
 
 Hu'manize, Toid-Mn- 
 
 Hor'rid, Toid-BLD 
 
 amples : 
 
 Z 3 , Toid-Mn-Zd 3 , Toid- 
 
 Hor'ridly, Toid-B*-D- 
 
 How can, Toid-K 
 
 Mn-Z 3 -NG 
 
 L 
 
 How are you, Toid 1 - 
 
 Hu'mankind, Toid- 
 
 Hor'ridness, Toid-B 1 -!)- 
 
 R-Moid or Toid 1 - 
 
 Mn 3 -Knd 
 
 Ns 
 
 Moid 
 
 Hu'manly, Toid-M 3 -Nl 
 
 Horrific, Toid-B 3 -F-K 
 
 How long, Up- 
 
 Hum'ble, (a.) Toid-M- 
 
 Hor'rify, Toid-Bi-F, 
 Toid-Bi-Fd, Toid-B 1 - 
 
 Toidi-NG 
 How often-Koid-Fn 1 
 
 Bl 2 , Toid-M-Bl 2 - 
 R, Toid-M-Blst 2 
 
 F-NG 
 
 How was, H -Z 
 
 Hum'ble, (v.) Toid-M- 
 
 Hor'ror, Toid-B^B 
 
 Howev'er, Hv 1 
 
 BP, Toid-M-Bld 2 , 
 
 Horse, Toid-Rs 1 [Rs 1 ] 
 
 Howl, HI 1 , Hid 1 , Hl 1 - 
 
 Toid-M-Bl^-NG 
 
 Horse'back, [Rsi-B-K] 
 
 NG or Toid-L 1 , Toid- 
 
 Hum'blebee, Toid-M- 
 
 In all derivatives and 
 
 Ld 1 , Toid-ii-NG 
 
 Bl'-^B 
 
 compounds commencing 
 
 Hub'ble-bubble, Toid- 
 
 Hum'bleness, Toid-M- 
 
 with horse the abbrevia- 
 
 B12-B-B1 
 
 Bl^Ns 
 
 tion Rs 1 is used. 
 
 Huck, Toid-K 2 
 
 Hum'bler, Toid-M-Bl 2 - 
 
 Hor'tation, Toid-B 2 - 
 
 Huck'aback, Toid-K- 
 
 R 
 
 Tshn 
 
 B*-K 
 
 Hum'bles, Toid-M-Blz 2 
 
 Hor'tative, Toid-B^-Tv 
 
 Huck'le-berry, Koid- 
 
 Hum'bly, Toid-M-Bl 2 or 
 
 Hor'tatory, Toid-Bt^T- 
 
 Kl-B^B 
 
 M-B1 2 
 
 B 
 Horticultural, Toid- 
 
 Huck'ster. Toid-Kstr 2 , 
 Toid-K-sTrd 2 , Toid- 
 Kstrng 2 
 
 Hum'bug, Toid-M-B 2 - 
 G, Toid-M-B^Gd. 
 Toid-M-B^G-NG 
 
HUM 
 
 346 
 
 HYP 
 
 Humtraggery, Toid-M- 
 B^Gr 
 
 Hun'ger, Up-Toid-NG^lHyge'ian, Koid-J 3 -N 
 Gr, Up-Toid-NGMJrdjHyge'ist, Koid-Jst 3 
 
 Hum'drum, Toid-M- 
 
 Up-Toid-NG 2 -Gr-NG Hy'giene, Koid-Jn 1 
 
 Dr^M 
 
 or Koid-NGr 2 , Koid- Hygieu'ic, Koid-J^-N-K 
 
 Hu'meral, Toid-M-Bl 3 
 
 NGrd 2 , Koid-NGra-NGiHygrol'ogy, Koid-Gi> 
 
 Hu'merus, Toid-M-Es 3 
 Hum'hum, Toid-M^-H- 
 
 Hun'grily. Up-Toid- 
 NG-Gr-i 2 
 
 Li-J 
 Hygrom'eter, Koid-Gr 1 - 
 
 M 
 Hu'mid, Toid-Md 3 
 
 Hun'gry. Up-Toid-NG 2 - 
 Gr or Koid-NGr 2 
 
 Mtr 
 Hygromet'ric, Koid- 
 
 Hu'midness, Toid-M- 
 D3-Ns 
 
 Hunk. Up-Toid-NG^K 
 HunkW, Up-Toid-NG 2 - 
 
 Gr^Mt^K 
 Hygromet'rical, Koid- 
 
 Humid'ity, Toid-Md-T 3 
 
 Kr 
 
 Gr'-^-Mtr-Kl 
 
 Humil'iate, Toid-M-it 3 , 
 
 Hunks, Up-Toid-NG 2 - 
 
 Hygrom'etry, Koid-Gr- 
 
 Toid-M-LS-Td, Toid- 
 
 Ks 
 
 M-Tr 1 
 
 M-Lt 3 -NG 
 
 Hur'dy-gurdy, Toid-E 2 - 
 
 Hy'groscope, Koid-Grs- 
 
 Humilia'tion, Toid-M- 
 
 D-Gr-D 
 
 K-P 1 
 
 ishn 2 
 
 Hurl. Koid-El 2 , Koid- 
 
 Hy'lotheism, Toid-W 
 
 Humil'ity, Toid-M-LS-T 
 
 K\d*, Koid-El^NG 
 
 THz-M 
 
 Hum'mer, Koid-Mr 2 
 
 Hurl'-bone, Koid-.Rl 2 - 
 
 Hylozo'ism, Toid-I/^Zz- 
 
 Hum'ming-bird, Toid- 
 
 Bn 
 
 M 
 
 M-NG-Brd 2 
 
 Hurl'er, Koid-Bl*-B 
 
 Hy'men, Toid-Mn 1 
 
 Hum'mock, Toid-M^K 
 
 Hurl'ing. Koid-El^-NG 
 
 Hymene'al, Toid-M-N- 
 
 Hu'mor, Koid-Mr 3 , 
 
 Hur'ly, Koid-RV 
 
 L 3 
 
 Koid-Mrd 3 , Koid-Mr 3 - 
 
 Hurly-burly, Koid-BV- 
 
 Hymene'an, Toid-Mn 8 - 
 
 NG 
 
 B-El 
 
 N 
 
 Hu'moral, Koid-Mr-L 3 
 
 Hurra' or Hurrah', 
 
 Hymenop'teral, Toid- 
 
 Hu'moralism, Koid-Mr- 
 
 Toid-R 1 
 
 Mn-Ptr^L 
 
 Z, Z 8-M 
 
 Hur'ricane, Toid-B^Kn 
 
 Hymenop'terous, Toid- 
 
 Hu'morism, Koid-Mrz 3 - 
 
 Hur'riedly. Toid-fi^D- 
 
 Mn-Ptri-S 
 
 M 
 
 L 
 
 Hymn, Toid-M 3 , Toid- 
 
 Hu'morist, Koid-Mrst 3 
 
 Hur'rier, Toid-R 2 -^ 
 
 Md 3 , Toid-M 3 -NG 
 
 or Toid-M-Est 3 
 
 Hur'ry, Toid-i? 2 , Toid- 
 
 Hym'nal, Toid-MS-Nl 
 
 Hu'morous, Koid-M.-^ 8 
 
 Rt-D, Toid-E^NG 
 
 Hym'nic, Toid-M 3 -N-K 
 
 or Toid-M- Es 8 
 
 Hur'ry-skurry, Toid- 
 
 Hymnog'raphy, Toid- 
 
 Hu'morously, Koid- 
 
 R^-K-R 
 
 Sl-N-Gr-F 1 
 
 Mrs-i or Toid-M- Es 3 - 
 
 Hur'tle, Hrt-L 2 , Hrt- 
 
 Hymnol'ogy, Toid-M- 
 
 L 
 
 Ld'\ Hrt-I^-NG 
 
 Nl-Ji 
 
 Hu'morousness, Koid- 
 
 Hur'tleberry, Hrt-I/ 2 - 
 
 Hy'per, Toid-Pr 1 
 
 Mrs 3 -Ns or Toid-M- 
 
 B-R 
 
 All words commencing 
 
 Bs 3 -Ns 
 
 Hus'band, Hz-Bnd 2 , Hz- 
 
 with hyper- take this 
 
 Hu'mors, Koid-Mrz 8 
 
 Bn^Dd, Hz-Bnd^-NG 
 
 form. 
 
 Hu'rnorsome, Koid- 
 
 or Toid-z-Bnd 2 , etc. 
 
 Hy'phen, Koid-Fn 1 
 
 Mrs 3 -M 
 
 Hus'bandman, Hz- 
 
 Hyp'notize, hiP 3 -N-Tz, 
 
 Hump, Toid-M-P 2 
 
 Bnd'^-Mn or Toid-z- 
 
 hiP 3 -N-Tzd, hlP 8 -N- 
 
 Hump'back, Toid-M-P 2 - 
 
 Bnd^Mn 
 
 Tz-NG 
 
 B-K 
 
 Hus'bandry, Hz-Bnd 2 - 
 
 Note. When A is 
 
 Hum'strum. Toid-Ms- 
 
 R or Toid-z-Bnd 2 -^ 
 
 written with a light dot 
 
 Tr 2 -M 
 
 Hush, H-SH 2 H-SHt- placed near the succeed- 
 
 Hu'mus, Toid-Ms 8 
 Hunch, Up-Toid-N- 
 CH 2 Up-Toid-N-CHt 2 , 
 Up-Toid-N-CH^NG 
 
 or H-SU^-T, H-SH 2 - 
 NG or Koid-SH 2 , etc. 
 Hutch, Koid-CH 2 
 Hy'brid, Toid-Brd 1 
 
 ing vowel in such words 
 as hap, heap, hypnotize, 
 hope, hub, unhappy, New 
 Haven, etc. (S. C., par. 
 
 Hunch'back, Up-Toid- 
 
 Hy'bridous, Toid-Br 1 - 
 
 12,3), the proper steno- 
 
 N-CH^B-K 
 
 Ds 
 
 graph for the combina- 
 
 Hunch 'backed, Up- 
 
 Hy'dra, H-Dr 1 or Toid- 
 
 tion of the aspirate and 
 
 Toid-N-CH^B-Kt 
 
 Dri 
 
 the vowel is h and the 
 
 Hung, Up-Toid-NG 2 
 
 Hydran'gea, Toid-Dr 1 - 
 
 vowel letter ; thus, hS, 
 
 Hunga'rian, Up-Toid- 
 
 N-J 
 
 he, hi, ho, hu, ha, etc. 
 
 NG-G-Bn 2 
 
 Hydraulics, Toid-Dr 1 - 
 
 Hy'po-, i-P or hiP, ac- 
 
 Hung'-beef, Up-Toid- 
 
 L-Ks 
 
 cording: to which sound 
 
 NG-Bf 2 
 
 Hye'na, Up-Toid-N 8 
 
 of t is heard in the 
 
HYP 
 
 347 
 
 IXD 
 
 word. (S. C. pars. 83 
 and 123.) 
 
 Impend', M-Pnd 2 , M 
 Pn^Dd, M-Pnd^-NG 
 
 nsZd 1 , nsZ!-NG (S. C., 
 par. 329) 
 
 Hypoder'mic, i-p2-Dr- 
 
 Imponderabil'ity. M 
 
 Incoherence, N-K- 
 
 M-K 
 
 Pndri-B-Lt 
 
 Toid-^Rns^ 
 
 Hy'son, Hsn 1 
 
 Impon'derable, M 
 
 Incoher'ency, N-K- 
 
 
 Pndri-B 
 
 Toid-Jfin 3 -S 
 
 
 Impon'derableness, M 
 
 Incoher'ent, N-K-Toid- 
 
 
 
 Pndr 1 i Bs 
 
 Bnt 3 
 
 I, the pronoun, standing 
 
 Impon'derous, M 
 
 Incoher'ently, N-K- 
 
 alone, is written witb 
 
 Pndri-S 
 
 Toid-A'nt ;i -i 
 
 breve Roid 1 . In phrases 
 it is written with either 
 
 Impor'tunate, M-Pr 1 - 
 CH-Nt 
 
 Incomprehen'sible-y 
 N i Pr^-Ns-B 
 
 Roid or Choid, accord- 
 ing to which makes the 
 
 Importune' M-PrS-Tn 
 M-PrS-Tnd, M-PrS-Tn- 
 
 Incontest'able-y, X ; 
 
 best junction. But be- 
 
 NG 
 
 Incon'tinence, N 1 -Knt- 
 
 fore can and could Roid 
 
 Importu'ner, M-Pr^T- 
 
 Nns 
 
 and not Choid is used. 
 
 Nr 
 
 Incon'tinency, N-Knt- 
 
 S. C., '137, 162, 167. 
 
 Importu'nity, M-Pr 3 - 
 
 Nn-S 1 
 
 Examples : 
 
 Tn-T 
 
 Incon'tinent, N 1 -Knt- 
 
 I do, Roid-D 2 
 
 Impound', M-Pnd 1 
 
 Nnt 
 
 I did not, Roid-Dnt 3 
 I think, Roid-TH 3 
 
 Imprac'tical, M-Pr 1 - 
 Kl 
 
 Incontinently, N-Knt- 
 
 I am, Choid-M 1 
 I was, Choid-Z 1 
 
 Impris'on, M-Przn 3 
 Improbabil'Jty, [M-Pr 3 - 
 
 Incorrect', [N^-Kr-K] 
 Incorrect'ly, [>-Kr-K- 
 
 I can, Roid-K 1 
 
 B] 
 
 i 2 ] 
 
 I could not, Roid- 
 
 Improv'able, M-Prv^B 
 
 Incorrect'ness, [N'^Kr- 
 
 Knt 3 
 
 Improv'idenoe, M- 
 
 K-Ns] 
 
 I., as an initial of proper 
 
 Prvdi-Ns 
 
 Incrust'ing, N 2 -Krstng 
 
 names, is written with 
 the full diphthong sign 
 
 Improv'ident, M-Prvd 1 - 
 
 Nt 
 
 [n'cubator, N-K-Bti- 8 
 Incul'cating, N-K1-K- 
 
 in the first position. 
 
 Improvis'er, M-Pri-Vz- 
 
 T^-NG 
 
 Ichthyol'ogy K-TEW 
 
 E 
 
 Lndefat'igable-y, Nd- 
 
 Idol'atry, i-D^Z-Tr or 
 
 Im'putee, M-Pls 3 
 
 Fi-T-G-Bl or N-Dft 1 - 
 
 DlLTr 
 
 Impul'sion, M-Plshn 2 
 
 G-B1 
 
 Dl'-starred, ist^Rd 
 
 Impul'sive, M-Pls'^V 
 
 Lndescrib'able, Nds-K- 
 
 nius'trate, Lst'VBt, 
 Lsf-^-Td, Lat*-Et- 
 
 Impul'sively, M-Pls^V- 
 L 
 
 [ndestructibil'ity, N- 
 
 NG 
 
 Impu'nity, M-Pn 3 -T 
 
 DstrS-Kt-Blt 
 
 lUustra'tion, Lst2-Eshn 
 
 Inadvert'enoe, N-D 2 - 
 
 [ndestruc'tible, N- 
 
 lUus'trative Lst^-Rt-V 
 
 Vrt-Ns 
 
 Dstr^Kt-Bl 
 
 Illustratively, Lst^jRt- 
 
 Inadvert'enoy, N-D 2 - 
 
 Indigest'ible, Nd-Jst^-B 
 
 V-L 
 
 Vrt-N-S 
 
 [ndig'nant, Nd 3 -G-Nnt 
 
 nius'trator, Lst^-Rtr 
 
 Inadvert'ent, N-D^-Vrt- 
 
 Indig'nantly, Nd-G- 
 
 nius'trious, Lst^-Rs 
 
 Nt 
 
 Nnt-i 8 
 
 Illus'triously, Lat^B- 
 
 Inadvert'ently, N-D 2 - 
 
 Indigna'tion, Nd^G- 
 
 X 
 
 Vrt-Nt-L 
 
 Nshn 
 
 Illus'triousness, Lst 2 - 
 
 Inal'ienable-y, [N-in 2 - 
 
 Indig'nity, Nd-G-N-T 3 
 
 Bs-Ns 
 
 B] 
 
 [N-D 3 -G] 
 
 lU-will', L 3 -W1 
 
 Inartifl'oial-ly, [NrtrF 3 - 
 
 Indiscrim'inate, [Nds 3 - 
 
 Immate'rial-ly, M-Mtr- 
 
 SH] 
 
 K-M] 
 
 L 3 
 
 Inauspi'oioua, Ns-P 3 - 
 
 Indiscrim'inately, 
 
 Imme'diateness, [M 3 - 
 
 Md:Ns] 
 
 SHa 
 Incer'titude, Ns-Bt^Td 
 
 [Nds 3 -K-M-L] 
 Indistinct', N-DstS-NGt 
 
 Immer'sion, M-M- 
 
 ncest'uouB, Nss-CHs 2 
 
 or Nd 3 -st-NGt 
 
 .Rshn 2 
 
 Incest'uously, Nss-CH 2 - 
 
 iidistino'tion, N-Dst 8 - 
 
 Impas'sionate, M- 
 
 si 
 
 NGshn or Nd 8 -st- 
 
 Pshni-aT 
 
 incesfuousnesa, Nss- 
 
 NGshn (S. C., par. 
 
 Impa'tienoe. M-Pshns 2 
 
 CHs'i-Ns 
 
 305) 
 
 Impa'tient, M-Pshnt 2 
 
 Inchas'tity, N-CHsti-T 
 
 Indistinctly, N-Dst 3 - 
 
 Impa'tiently, M-Pshnt 2 - 
 
 Incise', Ns-Z 1 , Ns-Zd 1 , 
 
 NGt-L or Nd-sfc-NGt- 
 
 L 
 
 Ns-Zi-NG or nsZ 1 , 
 
 L* 
 
IND 
 
 348 
 
 IXS 
 
 Indistinct'ness, N-Dst 3 -; Inflict', nF! 3 -K-T, and 
 
 N 3 -Toid-Md, N3-Toid- 
 
 NGt-Ns orNdS-st-NGt-i in all derivatives the 
 
 M-NG 
 
 Ns r same. 
 
 Inlaid', N-i^D 
 
 Indistin'guishable, Nd- 
 
 Inflores'cence, nFT 2 - 
 
 In'ner, iNr 3 . Vocalized 
 
 st-NG-SH 3 -Bl 
 
 Ksns 
 
 to disting^iish it from 
 
 Individual'ity, Nd-Vd 1 - 
 
 In'fluence, nFlns 3 [N- 
 
 near. 
 
 L-T or Nd-Vd^Lt 
 
 Fs 3 ] 
 
 Innerve', iN-Nr-V 2 . Vo- 
 
 Indoc'trinate, [N-D 1 - 
 
 Influen'tial, [nFln 2 ] 
 
 calized to distinguish 
 
 Tr-N-T] 
 
 Influen'za, nFl^N-Z 
 
 it from Unnerve. 
 
 Indoctrination, [N-D 2 - In'flux, nF! 3 -Ks 
 
 In'nocence, Nsns 3 
 
 Tr-Nshn] 
 
 Inform', N-Fi-M, N-F 1 - 
 
 Innova'tion, N-N-Vshn 2 
 
 Indors'able, Nd-Rs^B- 
 
 Md, N-Fi-M-NG 
 
 Innuen'do, N-Xoid-N- 
 
 L !lnfor'mal-ly, N-Fi-Ml 
 
 D 2 
 
 Indorse', Nd-Rs 1 , Nd- Inf ormal'ity, N-F J -M1-T 
 Rst 1 , Nd-Rsi-NG Inform'ant, N-F^Mnt 
 
 Inor'dinate, N-Rd^Nt 
 or Nrdi-Nt 
 
 Indorsee', N-I^-B-S 
 
 Informa'tion, N-F 2 - 
 
 Inquisi'tional, N- 
 
 Indorse'ment, Nd-Rs 1 - 
 
 Mshn 
 
 KwzsAn--L 3 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Inf re'quent, [N 3 5 Frntl 
 
 Inquisi'tionary, N- 
 
 Indora'er, Nd-Rs^R 
 
 Inhab'itiveness, N-Bt^ : 
 
 KwzsAn-R 3 
 
 Indors'or, Nd-Rs^R 
 
 Vs 
 
 Insatiabil'ity, nsSH 3 - 
 
 Industrial, N-Dst^-R-L 
 
 Inhala'tion, N-Toid- 
 
 Bl-T 
 
 Indus'trious, N-Dst 2 -.R8 
 
 ishn 2 
 
 Insa'tiable, nsSH^Bl 
 
 Indus'triously, N-Dst 2 - 
 
 Inhale, N-Toid-i 2 
 
 Insa'tiableness, nsSH 2 : 
 
 R-sL 
 
 Inhal'er, N-Toid-i^R 
 
 Bs 
 
 In'dustry, N-Dst 3 -JJ 
 
 Inhere', N-Toid-R 8 , N- 
 
 Insa'tiate, nsSH^T 
 
 Indwell', nDw^L (S. C., 
 
 Toid-Rd 3 , N-Toid-E 3 - 
 
 Inscribe', [nsKr 1 , 
 
 par. 332) 
 
 NG 
 
 nsKrd 1 , nsKr(-)3 
 
 Ineffectively, N-F^K- 
 
 Inher'ence, N-Toid- 
 
 Inscrip'tion, [nsKrshn 3 ] 
 
 T-V1 
 
 Rns 3 
 
 Insen'sible-y, Ns-Ns-B' 2 
 
 Inequality, N-Kw-Lt 3 
 
 Inher'ency, N-Toid- 
 
 Insignificance, [Ns 3 - 
 
 Inexpe'rience, [nsPrns 8 ] 
 
 En s -S 
 
 Gns] 
 
 Inexpe'rienced, 
 
 Inher'ent, N-Toid-Rnt 3 
 
 Insignificancy, [Ns- 
 
 [nsPrnst 3 ] 
 
 Inher'ently, N-Toid- 
 
 Gn-S 3 ] 
 
 Inex'trioable, N-K-str- 
 
 ^nt 3 -L 
 
 Insignificant, fNs 3 -Gnt] 
 
 K-B1 2 
 
 Inher'it, N-Toid--Rt 2 , N- 
 
 Insincere', Xs-Ns-.E 3 
 
 Infat'uate, N-Ft L Noid- 
 
 Toid-RZ-Td, N-Toid- 
 
 Insin'uate, Ns-N-Noid- 
 
 T, etc. 
 
 Bt*-NG 
 
 T 3 , Ns-N-Noid-Td 3 , 
 
 Infatua'tion, N-Ft 2 - 
 
 Inher'itable-y, N-Toid- 
 
 Ns-N-Noid-TS-NG 
 
 iishn 
 
 .Rt^Bl 
 
 Insinua'tion, Ns 2 - 
 
 Infer', [N-F 2 , N-F^-Rd, 
 
 Inheritance, N-Toid- 
 
 Nushn 
 
 N-F*C)1 
 
 Bt-Ni 
 
 In'solate, nsLt 3 , nsL 3 - 
 
 Infer'able, [N-F2-B1] 
 
 Inher'itor, N-Toid-Rtr 2 
 
 Td, nsLt 3 -^^ 
 
 Infest'ing, N-Fstng 2 
 
 Inheritress, N-Toid-E^- 
 
 Insola'tion, nsishn 2 
 
 Inflame, nFl^M 
 
 Trs 
 
 In'solence, nsLns 3 
 
 Inflam'er, nFl^Mr 
 
 Inher'itrix, N-Toid- 
 
 In'solent, nsLnt 3 
 
 Inflammabil'ity, nFl 3 - 
 
 Btr 2 -Ks 
 
 In'solently, nsLnt 3 -!/ 
 
 M-Blt 
 
 Inhos'pitable-y, N- 
 
 Insom'nia, nsMi-N 
 
 Inflam'mable, nFl^M- 
 
 Toid-s-Pt!-Bl 
 
 Insom'nious, nsM^Ns 
 
 Bl 
 
 Inhos'pitableness, N- 
 
 Install', Nst-i 1 , Nst- 
 
 Inflam'mableness, 
 
 Toid-s-PtiiBs 
 
 id 1 , Nst-LLNG 
 
 [nFU-MrBs] 
 
 Inhospital'ity, N- 
 
 Installa'tion, Nst-ishn 2 
 
 Inflamma'tion, nFl 2 - 
 
 Toid-s-PtLI^T 
 
 Install'ment, Nst-L 1 - 
 
 Mshn 
 
 Inhu'man. N^Toid-Mn 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Inflam'matory, nFl 1 - 
 
 Inhuman'ity, N-Toid- 
 
 In'step, N-st-P 3 
 
 Mt-J? 
 
 Mn-T 1 
 
 Instill', Nst-i 3 , Nst-id 3 , 
 
 Inflate', nFlt 2 , nFl^Td, 
 
 Inhu'manly. N^Toid- 
 
 Nst-iS-NG 
 
 nFlt^-XG 
 
 M-N1 
 
 Instilla'tion, Nst-ishn 2 
 
 Infla'tion, nFlshn 2 
 
 Inhu'mate, N 3 -Toid-Mt 
 
 In'stillator, Nst-Ltr 8 
 
 Inflect', nFl'^-K-T, and 
 
 Inhuma'tion, N^Toid- 
 
 InstiU'er, Nst-L^R 
 
 in all derivatives the 
 
 Mshn 
 
 Instill'ment, Nst-Z/ 3 - 
 
 same. 
 
 Inhume', NS-Toid-M, 
 
 Mnt 
 
INS 
 
 349 
 
 LAS 
 
 Instinct', N 3 -st-NGt 
 
 In'valid, nV! 3 -D 
 
 Isl'e^Choid-Xt 1 
 
 In'stinct, N 3 -st-NGt 
 
 Invalidate, nVP-Dt, 
 
 Is'sue, SH-Ew 3 , SHd- 
 
 Instinctive, N-st-NGt- 
 V 8 
 
 nVU-D Td, nVl^DtC) 
 
 Invalidation, nVl 2 - 
 
 Ew 3 SH 3 -NG 
 Itself 7 , T^-sL-F [Ts 2 ] 
 
 Instinctively, N-st- 
 
 Dshn 
 
 
 NGt-V 8 -i 
 
 Invalidity, nVld 3 -T 
 
 T 
 
 In'stitute, N-st-Tt 3 , N- 
 
 Invalldness, nVP-D-Ns 
 
 o 
 
 st-T 3 'Td, N-st-TtC) 3 
 
 Inval'uable-y, nVl 1 - 
 
 Jan'senism, Jnsi^-Z-M 
 
 Institu'tion, N-st-Tshn 3 
 
 Noid-B 
 
 Jan'senist, Jnsu-^-St 
 
 Institu'tional, N-st- 
 Tshn 3 -L 
 
 Inves'tigate, N-Vst2-Gt, 
 N-Vst^-G-Td, N-Vst 2 - 
 
 Jeho'vah, J^Koid-V 
 Jeho'vist, J^-Koid-Vst 
 
 Institu'tionary. N-st- 
 
 Gt-NG [N-Vs'MJt, etc.] 
 
 Jehovistlc, J a -Koid- 
 
 Tshn 3 -!? 
 
 Investiga'tion, N-Vst 2 - 
 
 Vst-K 
 
 In'stitutive, N-st-T 3 -Tv 
 In'stitutor, N-st-Ttr 8 
 
 Gshn [N-Vs^Gshn] 
 Inves'tigator, N-vst 2 - 
 
 Jesting, Jst--NG or 
 Jstng 2 
 
 Instrument'al-ly, nsTr 8 
 
 Gtr [N-Vs^Gtr] 
 
 Jet'son, Jtsn 2 
 
 :Mnt 
 
 Invest'ing, N-Vstng 2 
 
 Joc'ularly, Ji-KI-R-L 
 
 Instrumentality, nsTr 1 
 
 Invest'ment, N-vst 2 - 
 
 Jollifica'tion, J-L-F- 
 
 :Mnt 
 
 Mnt 
 
 Kslm 
 
 Instrumenta'tion , 
 
 Invol'untarily, nVlnt 1 - 
 
 Ju'dicature, Jd 3 -Ktr 
 
 nsTr^-Mnt-SHn 
 
 R-L 
 
 Junior, [Jr 3 ] 
 
 In'sular, nsZ, 3 -R 
 
 Invol'untariness, 
 
 Jurisdic'tion, Jrsd 3 - 
 
 Insularity, nsZA-R-T 
 
 nVlnt 1 -i?-Ns 
 
 Kslm 
 
 In'sulary, nsi 3 --R 
 
 Invol'untary, nVlnt 1 -^ 
 
 Jurisdic'tional, Jrsd 3 - 
 
 In'sulate, nsit 3 , nsi 8 - 
 
 Involve', nVP-V, nVl 1 - 
 
 Kshn-X, 
 
 Td, nsit 3 -NG 
 
 Vd, nVP-V-NG 
 
 Jurisdic'tive, Jrsd 3 -Kt- 
 
 Insula'tion, nsLshn 2 
 
 Involv'edness, nVl 1 - 
 
 V 
 
 In'sulator, nsitr 3 
 
 Vd-Ns 
 
 Just'ly, J'^-sT-i or Jst 2 - 
 
 In'sult, nsLt 3 
 
 Involve'ment, nVU-V- 
 
 L 
 
 Insult', nsit 2 , nsi-Td, 
 
 Mnt 
 
 
 nsLt 2 -NG 
 
 Invulnerability, nVl 3 - 
 
 
 Insult'er, nsitr 2 
 
 Nr-B-Lt 
 
 
 
 Insultingly, nsit^NGl 
 
 Invul'nerable, nV! 2 -Nr- 
 
 Kai'ser, K-zR 1 
 
 In'tegral, N-T 3 -Gr-L or 
 
 Bl 
 
 Keen'-witted, Kn 3 -Soid- 
 
 Nt-Gr-L 3 
 
 Invul'ner ablene ss, 
 
 Td 
 
 Integ'rity, Nt-Gr-T 2 
 
 nVl^Nr-Bl-Ns 
 
 Keep'ership, K-Pi^-SH- 
 
 Integ'ument, Nt^G- 
 
 Inwall', N-wL 1 , N-wi 1 - 
 
 PfK-Pr 3 : SH] 
 
 Mnt 
 
 D, N-wii-NG (S. C., 
 
 Ket'tle, Kt-L 2 
 
 Intel'ligibleness, [Nt- 
 
 par. 125) 
 
 Ket'tle-drum, Kt-L 2 - 
 
 J 2 :Bs] 
 
 Ironical, i-Ri-N-Kl 
 
 Dr-M 
 
 Interchange', Ntr-CH 2 , 
 
 I'rony, i-IJi-N 
 
 Ket'tle-pin, Kt-L^-Pn 
 
 Ntr-CH-NJd 2 , Ntr- 
 
 Irrecov'erable-y, [Rr 2 - 
 
 Ki'lo. K-L 3 
 
 CHC) 2 
 
 Kv-Bl 
 
 Kin'dergarten, Kndr- 
 
 Intercos'tal, Ntr-Kst-Z, 1 
 
 Irreliglon, [R 3 -Ir-J] 
 
 G-7? 3 -Tn 
 
 Interesting, Ntrstng 3 
 
 Irresponsibility, [iirs 3 - 
 
 Kin'dred, Knd-.R 3 -D 
 
 Inte'rior, N-T 8 - J R- J R or 
 
 Pns] 
 
 Kins'woman, Knz 8 - 
 
 Nt-flr 3 
 
 Irretriev'able-y, Ri 3 - 
 
 Soid-Mn 
 
 Inter'ment, Nt-R 2 -Mnt 
 
 Trv-B 
 
 Kit'ten, K-Tn 8 
 
 Interne', N-T^Rn 
 
 Irrup'tion, J?r 2 -Pshn 
 
 Knowingly, N^NG-L 
 
 Interrog'atory, [Ntr 1 - 
 G] 
 
 Irrup'tive, Rr^Pt-V 
 Is, z 3 . Is may also be in- 
 
 T, 
 
 In'terstate, Ntr-st-T 8 
 
 cluded in breve-sez, 
 
 i. 
 
 Interur'ban, Ntr-R 2 -Bn 
 Intol'erable-y, N-T 1 -!/- 
 R-B1 or Nt-iri-Bl 
 
 breve-est, and breve- 
 ster, as in the phrases 
 is as, as is, this is, is 
 
 Laconic. L^-Kn-K 
 Lair, L l -li 
 Lam'entable, i^-Mnt- 
 
 Intrusting, N-Trst^NG 
 
 the, is there, where is 
 
 B 
 
 or N-Trstpg 2 
 
 there, etc. S. C., pars. 
 
 Land'holder, Lnd 1 - 
 
 In-ien'do, N-Noid-N-D 2 
 
 12, 307, 308, 309, 310. 
 
 Toid-Ldr 
 
 Inutillty, N-Noid-T 3 -L- 
 
 Isl'and, Choid-Lnd 1 
 
 Lan'guish, Z/^XG-SH 
 
 T 
 
 Isl'ander, Choid-indr 1 
 
 Lasting, ist^NG 01 
 
 Invalid, nVl^D 
 
 Isle, Choid-i 1 
 
 .Lstng 1 
 
LEA 
 
 350 
 
 MER 
 
 Leave, i-eV. Vocal-'Mahog'any, M^Up- 
 
 Mas'tering, Mstrng 1 
 
 ized, when necessary, to 
 
 Toid-G-N 
 
 Mas'terpiece, Mstr-Ps 1 
 
 distinguish it from h ve. 
 
 Mahom'edan, M-M-Dn 1 
 
 Mas'ter-stroke, Ms-Tr 1 - 
 
 Leer, X a -R 
 
 Mai'hem, M^Koid-M 
 
 sTr-K or Mstrs 1 -!-^ 
 
 Lee'way, IA-Thoid 
 
 Mail, (n.) Ml 2 
 
 Mast'mg, Mstng 1 
 
 Lens'es, 1^-Nzz 
 
 MaU ; ing, Ml^XG 
 
 Mas 'tod on, Mst-Dn 1 
 
 Less'en, Lsn 2 
 
 Mail'able, M1-B1 2 
 
 Mate'rial, Mtr-L 3 
 
 Les'son, isn 2 
 
 Mail'-coaoh, M1 2 -K-CH 
 
 Materialis'tio, Mtr- 
 
 Lew'isson, iS-Ssn 
 
 Majes'tic, M-Jst^-K 
 
 Lst*-K 
 
 Lericog'rapher, L^-Ks- 
 
 Majes'tically, M-Jst 2 -K- 
 
 Materialis'tical, Mtr- 
 
 K-Grf-R 
 
 L 
 
 ist^-K-L 
 
 Li'cense, isns 1 
 
 Majes'ticalnesB. M-Jst 2 - 
 
 Mat'terize, Mtr-Z 1 
 
 Ligament'al i^-G-Mnt- 
 
 K-JL-Ns 
 
 Mat'ter-of-fact, Mtr 1 - 
 
 L i i 3 -G ! Mnt] 
 
 Malapropos', Ml-Pr 2 -? 
 
 Roid-Ft 
 
 LinVbo, L 8 -M-B 
 
 Malconf orma'tion, Ml 
 
 Maturely, Mt-Bl 8 
 
 Limp, IAM-P, lAMt, 
 
 F^Mshn 
 
 mr n i^ A / n w% A "\fi T?~ ft 
 
 Mau'ser. Mz-R 1 
 iurn-/v.Am \ra V^A \tr 
 
 lAM-P-XG 
 
 Limp'ingly, 
 
 XG1 
 
 Linoleum, 
 Lin'otype, 
 List'en, isn 3 
 Listing, ist 3 -XG 
 
 istng* 
 
 Listlessness. ist 3 
 Lit'eraty, L&-R-R 
 Lit'erate, Lt 3 -Rt 
 Lltera'ti, Lt*-it-T 
 Litera'tim, it^-R-T-M 
 Lit'eratore, Lt^Ktr 
 Litera'tus, it'^R-Ts 
 Liz'ard, iz 3 -Rd 
 Loaned, iond 2 . Vocal- 
 
 Malfea'sance, Ml-Fzns 8 |May'hem, M^-Koid-M 
 L8-M-P- Malf orma'tion, Ml-F 2 -; Mea'sled, Mz-IAD 
 
 Mshn (Mea'sles, Mz-z 8 
 
 Mali'cious, M-LS-SHs [Mea'sly, Mz-i 8 
 Mali'ciousness, M-i 3 -, Mechan'ical-ly, 
 
 or 
 is 
 
 '-M 
 
 r 
 
 
 SHs-Xs 
 Malig'nancy, Ml-G-Xn- 
 
 Malig'nant, Ml 3 -G-Xnt 
 Malig'nantly, M1 3 -G- 
 Xnt-i 
 Malig'nity, Ml-G-X-T 3 
 Malison, M-isn 1 
 Malprac'tice, Ml-Pri-K- 
 Ts [Ml-Pri] 
 Maltreat', Ml-Trt 8 , Ml- 
 
 Kl 
 Mechanlcalness, M 1 - 
 Kn-Kl-Xs 
 Mechani'cian, M-Kn- 
 SHn 3 
 Mech'anism, M^Kn-zM 
 Medicine, Mdsn 2 
 Mediterranean, Md- 
 Trn'^-X 
 Meg'aphone, M-G-Fn 2 
 Melancholia, Ml-X-K- 
 
 Tr 3 ' Td, Ml-TrtC) 8 
 
 & 
 
 ized to distinguish it Maltreat'ment, Ml-Trt 3 - Meliorate, Ml-JRt 3 
 
 from Lent. 
 Locomo'tive, [i 2 : TV] 
 
 Mnt 
 Malt'ster, M-itst^R 
 
 Melt, M-Lt 2 
 Memoir' M-M-R 1 
 
 Locomo'tor atazla, i 2 - Man'drake, M-X-Dr a -K Meningi'tis, Mn-X-J 1 - 
 
 orMndri-K i Ts 
 
 Manganese', Mn 3 -G-Xz Men'strual, M-Xst-R^L 
 Man'hole, Mn-Koid-L 1 Men'struant, M-Xst-.R 2 - 
 Manlcure, M u X-Kr \ Xt 
 Manifesting, M-X- Men'struate, M-' 
 
 K-Mtr 
 
 Loos'en, Lsn 3 
 Lore, L*-R 
 Los'er, Ltf-R 
 Loy'al, U-L 
 Luck'ier, L^K- 
 Luck'ily, L2-K-L 
 Lull, L*-L 
 Lump, L2-M-P, 
 
 [AM-P-NG 
 Lump'y, L'^-M-P 
 Lure, L S -R 
 Lus'cious, LZ-SH 
 Lus'ciousness, L2-SHs- 
 
 Xs 
 
 Lust'ing, Lstng 2 
 Lynx, L 3 -NG-Ks 
 
 Ln 3 -Ks 
 Lyr'ic, i 3 -R-K 
 
 Fstng 
 Manifestly, M-X-Fst 1 -!, 
 
 T, M-Xst-^Td, M- 
 Xst-B^T-XG 
 
 Man'slaughter, Mn Menstrua'tion, M-Xst- 
 
 Manufac'tory, [3I-X-F 1 - Men'struous, M-Xst- 
 
 .KJ i E^ 
 
 Manufact'ure, [M-X-F 1 ] Men'struum, M-Xst-E 2 - 
 Man'y-cornered, M^X- M 
 
 Krn-Rd 
 
 Mariner, M-Rn 1 -! 
 
 i Marital, M-Rt J -L 
 or : Marred, M-Rd 1 
 
 ;Mas'cot, Ms J -Kt 
 
 Ma'son, Msn 2 
 
 Masonic, Msn L K 
 
 Ma'aonry, Msn-R 2 
 
 Massage', Ms-ZH 1 
 
 Maglstracy^I-Jsti-R-SMas'ier-builder, Mstr 1 - Mer'cy, Mr-S 2 or 
 Magistrate, M-Jst^Et I B-idr S 
 
 M. 
 
 Men'tnl, Mn-T 2 -L [Mnt 2 ] 
 Mentality, Mn-Ti-L-T 
 Men'tally, Mn-T 2 -^ 
 
 [Mnf- 2 ] 
 Men'tioned, M-X- 
 
 SHnd 2 
 Men'tioning, M^Xshn- 
 
 Mer'cenary. Mrsn-B 2 
 
MES 351 NUZ 
 
 Mes'merizer, Mz-M-.fi 2 - 
 
 Misstep' Mst-P 2 
 
 
 zR 
 
 Misyoke ; , Ms^Moid-K, 
 
 
 Mes'senger, Msn-Jr 2 
 
 Ms^-Moid-Kt, Ms 2 - 
 
 
 
 [Ms-Jr 2 ] 
 
 Moid-K-NG 
 
 Na'iad, N-Noid-D 2 
 
 Metal'liform, Mt-Z-LF- 
 
 Miz'zen, Mzn 8 
 
 Narrate', N-A >;! -T, N-i2 2 - 
 
 M 
 
 Miz'zeii-mast, Mzn 3 -Mst 
 
 Td, N-.R*-T-NG 
 
 Metaphor'io, Mt-Fri-K 
 Metaphor'ical, Mt-Fr 1 - 
 
 Miz'zle. Mz-i8, Mz-id, 
 Mz-L^-NG 
 
 Nar'rower, N-I^-R 
 Wa'sally, N-zi 2 
 
 Kl 
 
 Mnemos'yne, N^Ms-N 
 
 Nastur'tium, Nst-Ji-- 
 
 Meteorolog'io, Mtr-i 1 - 
 
 Moc'casin Mi-Ksn 
 
 SH-M 
 
 J-K 
 
 Mod'esty, M-Ds^T or 
 
 Nec'essarily, Nss-7i' 2 -i 
 
 Meteorological, Mtr- 
 
 Mds-Ti 
 
 Need'less, Ncl-7>s 3 
 
 Li-J-Kl 
 
 Mo'liawk, M2-Up-Toid- 
 
 Neg'ligence, [N--Glns] 
 
 Meteorol'ogist, Mtr-L 1 - 
 
 K 
 
 Negligent, [N^Glnt] 
 
 Jst 
 
 Moist'en, Msn 1 
 
 Negligently, [N--Glnt ' 
 
 Meteorol'ogy, Mtr-im 
 
 Moist'ure, Ms-CHr* 
 
 L] 
 
 Mi'crobe, M-Kr-B 1 
 
 Mold, M-Ld^ or Mid 2 
 
 Neph'ew, N-F^-Noid 
 
 Mi'cron. MVKrn 
 Mi'crophone, M-Kr-Fn 1 
 
 Mold'er or Mould'er, 
 Mldr 2 or Ml-Dr 2 
 
 Nest'ing, Nstng' 2 
 Neurasthe'nia, N-/is 3 - 
 
 Mid'way, Md^Thoid 
 
 Mold'ing or Mould'ing, 
 
 TH-N 
 
 Migra'tion, MMirshn 
 
 M-Ld('j 2 orMldC) 2 
 
 Nic'otine, N-K-Tn 3 
 
 (S. C., page 193) 
 
 Monument'al-ly, Mn 1 : 
 
 Night'-hawk, Nti-Toid- 
 
 Mi'gratory, M-Grt-.fi 1 
 
 Mnt 
 
 K 
 
 MUe, M-L 1 or Ml 1 
 
 Moor'ings, M-.R 8 -NGz 
 
 Night'-shade, Nt^SH- 
 
 Milk'y-way, M-IA-K- 
 
 Mort'gage, [Mi-Gl 
 
 D 
 
 Thoid 
 
 Mort'gage-deed, [Mi-G- 
 
 Night'-watch, Nt 1 - 
 
 Mill, (n.) Ml 3 
 
 Dd] 
 
 Thoid-CH 
 
 Mill, (v.) M-L 8 , M-Ld 8 , 
 M-IANG 
 
 Mortgagee', [M-G-J 8 ] 
 Mort'uary , Mrt-Moid-.fi 1 
 
 Night'-Avitch Nt 1 - 
 Thoid-CH 
 
 Mil'liner, M-I^-Nr or 
 
 MF-Nr 
 
 Mother-of-pearl', 
 Mdhr^-Roid-P-jRl 
 
 Nitroglyc'erine, Ntr- 
 Gl-siin 3 
 
 Mil'linery, M-in 8 -B or 
 
 Mo'tionless, Mshn 2 -Ls 
 
 No, N 2 . See any. 
 
 MF-Nr 
 
 Mo'torman, Mtr^Mn 
 
 Nomenclature, N^-M- 
 
 Mill'wright, K-L^Rt or 
 
 Mug'wump, M-Gw-M- 
 
 N-Kltr 
 
 Mi-Be" 
 
 P 2 
 
 No, sir, [Ns 2 ] 
 
 Mineral'ogy, M-Nr-J 1 
 
 Mul'tiple, M-Lt 2 -?! or 
 
 Non-conform'ity, Nn ' 
 
 Min'ister, M 3 -Nstr, M- 
 
 Mlt-Pl 2 
 
 FLR-M-T [NniFi-T] 
 
 Nst-.Rd 3 , M 8 -Nstrng 
 
 Mul'tiplicand, M-it 2 - 
 
 Non-conta'gious Nn- 
 
 Min'istral, M-Nst-^ 3 -L 
 
 Pl-KndorMlt-Pl^Knd 
 
 Knt-Js 2 
 
 Min'istrant, M-Nst- 
 
 MultipUca'tion, M-it 2 - 
 
 Non-conta'giousness, 
 
 Ent 8 
 
 Pl-Kshn or Mlt-Pl 2 - 
 
 Nn-Knt-Js -2 -\s 
 
 Ministra'tion, M-Nst- 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Non-man ufac'turing, 
 
 flshn 2 
 
 Mul'tiply, M-it 2 -?!, M- 
 
 [Nn-M-N-F(') 1 ! 
 
 Min'istry, M-Nst-E 8 
 
 it^Pld, M-Lt^Pl-NG 
 
 Non'sense, N^-Nsna 
 
 Min'strel, M-Nstr-i 8 
 
 or Mlt-Pl 2 , etc. 
 
 North'-star, Nr-THst 1 - 
 
 Min'strelsy, M-Nstr-L 8 - 
 
 S 
 
 Mur'deress, Mr-Dr 2 ^ 
 Mur'derously, Mrdr-sL 2 
 
 R 
 
 Nor'west'er, Nr-Wstr 2 
 
 Misbelief, M-sBlf 8 
 
 Mus'cular, Ms-K-L 2 -R 
 
 Nos'le, Nz-L 1 
 
 Mischarge' Ms-CH 1 -^- 
 
 Mus'tering, Mstrng 2 
 
 Nos'tril, Nst-i? 1 ^ 
 
 J, Ms-CPP-EJd, Ms- 
 
 Mu'toscope, M-TS-sK-P 
 
 Nos'trum, N-sTr^M or 
 
 CHi-E-J-NG 
 
 Muz'zle,Mz-I, 2 , Mz-id 2 , 
 
 Nst-Ri-M 
 
 Misdemean'or, [Ms-D 3 ] 
 
 Mz-L^-NG 
 
 Note'-worthy, Nt 2 - 
 
 Misform', Ms-Fi-M, etc. 
 
 Muz'zle-ring, Mz-J^jR- 
 
 Thoid-DH 
 
 Misfort'une, Ms-F 1 -!?- 
 
 NG 
 
 Notwithstanding, 
 
 CHn or Ms-Fti-N 
 
 Myo'pia, M-P 2 
 
 [Nts-Tndi-NG] 
 
 Misinform', Ms-N-F^M, 
 
 Myself, Ms-Li-F [Ms 1 ] 
 
 Noz'zle, Nz-L 1 , Nz-Ld 1 , 
 
 Ms-N-FLMd, MS-N-FI- 
 
 Mys'tery, Ms-T 3 - 
 
 Nz-Li-NG 
 
 M-NG 
 
 Mys'tify, Ms-T 8 -F, Ms- 
 
 Nui'sanoe, Nsns 8 
 
 Misinf orma'tion, Ms-N- 
 F^Mshn 
 
 Tf 8 -D, M8-Tf 8 -^(G or 
 Mst-F 8 , Mst-Fd 8 , Mst- 
 
 Nut'-hook, Nt^Toid-K 
 Nuz'zle, Nz-L 2 , Nz-Ld 2 , 
 
 Misspent', Ms-Pnt 2 
 
 F-NG 
 
 Nz-IANG 
 
O 352 OTH 
 
 
 Oc'cupy, K-Noid-Pi, K- 
 
 Or, Ri 
 
 
 Noid-Pdi, K-Noid-Pi- 
 
 Or all, Rli 
 
 
 
 NG 
 
 Or an, Rn 1 
 
 O., as an initial of proper 
 names, is written with 
 
 Of, Roid 2 . S. C., p. 42. 
 In phrases of may be 
 
 Or other, Rdhr 1 
 Or rather, R^Edhr 
 
 Joid on the line. 
 
 written with either 
 
 2. In the middle of 
 
 Oaths, DHz 2 
 
 Roid or Choid. accord- 
 
 phrases by R, when 
 
 Obei'sance, Bsns 8 
 
 ing to which makes the more convenient than R ; 
 
 Obit'uary, Bt 3 -Moid-E 
 
 best junction. In the thus: 
 
 Ob'ject, (n.) [Ji-Ktj 
 Ob'ject-glass, [JP-Kt- 
 
 phrases of it, of its, of 
 other, of their, the stem 
 
 Day or two, D^tf-T 
 Three or four, THr 3 - 
 
 Gls] 
 
 V 1 may be used for of 
 
 R-F-R 
 
 Objec'tionable, [Bshn 2 - 
 
 instead of the breve. 
 
 Eight or nine, TVR- 
 
 B] 
 
 S. C., pare. 138, 162, 
 
 Nn 
 
 Ob'jectless, Ji-Kt-Is 
 
 167, 197, 198, 428, and 
 
 Said or done, sD^-R- 
 
 Oblit'erate, E 8 -Lt-Rt, 
 
 p. 172. 
 
 Dn 
 
 B 3 -Lt-E-Td, B 3 -t- 
 
 Of the, standing 
 
 3. After several of the 
 
 Et-XG 
 
 alone, is written with 
 
 single stem words by 
 
 Oblitera'tion, B -2 -Lt- 
 
 the breves Roid 12 - 
 
 the r-hook jthus : 
 
 Eshn 
 
 Choid ; but in phrases 
 
 At or, Tr 1 
 
 Observ'atory, B^ziivt- 
 
 it is written with either 
 
 Two or three, Tr- 
 
 R 
 
 Roid-Choid or Choid- 
 
 THr 
 
 Observe', B'^Ev, B 2 - 
 
 Roid according to con- 
 
 On or, Nr 1 
 
 zjRvd, B 2 -z.Rv-ng 
 Observ'er, B 2 -zRv-R 
 
 venience ; and in a few 
 phrases Vet is used, as 
 
 In or, Nr 3 
 Or'chestra, Ri-Kst-E 
 
 Observ'ing, B^-Rv-ng 
 
 in most of the time, one 
 
 Or'chestral, RLKst-E- 
 
 (S. C. par. 328) 
 
 of the, seasonofthe year. 
 
 L 
 
 Observ'ingly, B^jRv- 
 
 S. C., pars. 167, 429. 
 
 Orchestra'tion, R^Kst- 
 
 ng-L 
 
 Officer, FskR 
 
 Rshn 
 
 Ob'solete, B!-sZ,t. See 
 Absolute. 
 
 Ohm. M 2 
 Ohm'meter, M2-Mtr 
 
 Or'ganize, Ri-Gn-Z, R 1 - 
 Gn-Zd, Ri-Gn-Z-NG 
 
 Ob'stinacy, B^t-N-S 
 
 Oil'-y, [Poid-i 1 ] 
 
 Or'ganizer, Ri-Gn-Z-R 
 
 Ob'stinate, Bi-st-Nt 
 
 Old, Boid-Ld2, Boid- 
 
 or Ri-Gn-zR 
 
 Ob'stinately, fii-st-Nfr-L 
 
 idr 2 , Boid-L^Dst or 
 
 Orient'al, Rnt'^-L or Ru 2 - 
 
 Obstipa'tion, B^-st- 
 
 Boid-Ldst 2 
 
 T-L 
 
 Pshn 
 
 Old'-age, Boid-id 2 !J 
 
 Or'ison, Rzn 1 
 
 Obstrep'erous, Bst^-R- 
 
 Old'en, Boid-i^-Dn 
 
 Ornithol'ogy, Rn^TH- 
 
 Prs 
 Obstrep'erously, Bst 2 - 
 
 Old'ish, Boid-L^D-SH 
 Old'ness, Boid-Ld' 2 -Ns 
 
 L-J [Rni-TH-J] 
 Orthope'dic, 3 -TH-P- 
 
 R-Pr-sL 
 
 Oleomar'garine, L : -M- 
 
 I>K 
 
 Obstrep'erousness, 
 
 E-Grn 
 
 Os'suary, SH^Moid-E 
 
 Bst 2 -E-Prs-Ns 
 
 One'-horse, Wn >2 -Toid- 
 
 Osteol'ogy, [St 1 J] 
 
 Obstric'tion, Bstr 3 - 
 
 Rs [Wn^Rsl 
 
 Osteop'athy, Sti-P-TH 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Oneself, Wn 2 ' s 2 
 
 Os'trich, S^Tr-CH or 
 
 Obstruct', Bstr^Kt, 
 
 One's self, Wnz 2 s 2 
 
 Sti-E-CH 
 
 Bstr^K-Td, Bstr^Kt- 
 
 Ontol'ogy, Nt 1 ' J 
 
 Other, DHr 1 . Written 
 
 NG 
 
 O'pen-hearted, Pn 2 - 
 
 in the first position to 
 
 Obstructed, Bstr^K- 
 
 Toid-E-Td 
 
 avoid conflict with 
 
 Td 
 
 Ophthal'moscope, F 1 - 
 
 their, which is written 
 
 Obstruct'er, Bstr^Ktr 
 
 TH-i-Ms-K-P 
 
 in the second position. 
 
 Obstruction, Bstr 2 - 
 
 Opposi'tion, PzsAn 1 . 
 
 In phrases other may 
 
 Kshn 
 
 See Position. 
 
 be written with the 
 
 Obstruct'ive, Bstr^Kt- 
 
 Op'tic, Pi-T-K or Pt l -K 
 
 Ther-hook or by the 
 
 V 
 
 Op'tics, PLT-Ks or Pt 1 - 
 
 Lengthening Principle. 
 
 Ob'struent, Bst 3 -B-Nt 
 
 Ks 
 
 S. C., pars. 20<t, 231, 
 
 Oc'cupancy, K-Xoid- 
 
 Op'timist, PLT-Mst or 
 
 271 and Rem. 276. Ex- 
 
 Pni-S 
 
 PtLMst 
 
 amples : 
 
 Oc'cupant, K-Noid-Pnt 1 
 
 Or is written as follows : 
 
 In other, Ndhr 3 
 
 Occupa'tion, K-Noid- 
 
 1. When standing alone 
 
 No other, Vdhr 2 
 
 Pshn 2 
 
 or commencing phrases 
 
 Of other, Vudhr 1 
 
 Oc'cupier, K-Noid-P^Rjby R 1 ; thus: ~ " 
 
 Some other, sMdhr 2 
 
OTH 
 
 353 
 
 POS 
 
 The other, DHdhr 8 
 Every other, Vndhr 2 
 
 Paraphrastic, Pr L Frst- 
 K 
 
 Permis'sible-y, Pi-3-Ms- 
 B 
 
 Each other, CHdhr 8 
 
 Par'esis, pi-^ss 
 
 Per'son, Prsn- 
 
 Such other, sCHdhr 2 
 Oth'ers, DHrz* 
 
 Parliament, [Pr 1 -!,] 
 Parliament'ary, [Pr 2 -!/] 
 
 Per'sonage, Pi-sn^-J 
 Per'sonate, P~Ji's-Nt 
 
 Our, Ri. So written to 
 
 Par'son, Pi-Rsn 
 
 Pervade' Prv-D. Prv 2 - 
 
 distinguish it from the 
 
 Particular'ity, Prt 1 - 
 
 Dd, Prv-'-D-NG 
 
 abbreviation R for her. 
 
 Kl-^t 
 
 Pes'ter, Pstr-, Pst^Ed, 
 
 In phrases our is writ- 
 
 Particulariza'tion, Prt 2 - 
 
 Pstrng 2 
 
 ten with both R and 
 
 Kl-Rzshn 
 
 Pes'tilence, Pst-Lns 
 
 the r-hook. Examples : 
 
 Partic'ularize, Prt 8 -Kl- 
 
 Pes'tilent, Pst^Lnt 
 
 Of our, Choid-E 1 
 
 Rz 
 
 Pestilen'tial-ly. Pst--in- 
 
 To our, R*orT*-R 
 By our, Br 1 
 On our, Nr 1 
 
 Particularly, [Prt s -L] 
 Particulars, [Prtz 3 ] 
 Par'tisan, P^-Rtzu or 
 
 SH1 [PsfiLn] 
 Phlogis'tic. FF-Jst-K 
 Phone. Fn- 
 
 Ourself , jRsi or Ri ! s 2 
 
 Prtzni 
 
 Physiol'ogy, Fz : -J 
 
 Out'fltter, Tfi-Tr 
 
 Par'tisanship, Prtzn 1 : 
 
 Pig'eon-hole, P-Jn-L 
 
 Outflank', T^Fl-NG-K 
 
 SH 
 
 Pilas'tered, Pi-ist-Rd 
 
 or TLFln-K 
 
 Parturi'tion, Prt^-Moid- 
 
 Pis'til, Pst y -L 
 
 Outlast'ing, TH-Lstng 
 
 Rshn 
 
 Pis'tol, Pst 3 -i, Pst 3 -Ld, 
 
 Outwalk', TJ-Soid-K 
 
 Pas'senger, Pi-sJr 
 
 Pst-L-NG 
 
 Outwear', T : -Wr or T L 
 
 Pas'tern, Pst^JSn 
 
 Pis'tole, Pst 3 -L 
 
 Soid-R 
 
 Pas'til, Psti-i 
 
 Pit'eous, P^-T-S 
 
 Ova'rian, V'^-Rn 
 
 Pastille', Pst 8 -^ 
 
 Plan'et. Plni-T 
 
 O'ver, Vr 1 . Written in 
 
 Past'ing, Pstng 2 
 
 Planeta'rium, Pln' 2 -T- 
 
 first position so that it 
 
 Pas'torlike, Pstri-L-K 
 
 je-M 
 
 will not conflict with 
 
 Pas'torly, Pstr^i 
 
 Plan'etary, Plni-T-^ 
 
 Vr 2 , Very. 
 
 Pas'try, Pst*-R 
 
 Plas'tered, Plst.LJfd 
 
 Overcharged', VrM^H- 
 
 Pas'try-oook, Pst 2 -.R-K- 
 
 Plas'tic, Plsti-K 
 
 R-Jd 
 
 K 
 
 Plas'tron, Plst^-Rn 
 
 Overshade', Vri-SH-D 
 
 Pa'ter-noster, Pt*-R- 
 
 Plat'form, [I'lti-F] 
 
 Overshad'ow, Vr^&ff- 
 
 Nstr 
 
 Plen'ary, Pln 2 -^ 
 
 D 
 
 Path'way, Pi-TH-Thoid 
 
 Plen'itude, Pln-Td 
 
 Oversold', Vr^sL-D 
 
 Pav'er, Pv^-R 
 
 Plen'teous, Plnt' J -.S 
 
 Overval'ue, Vr^Vl- 
 
 Pav'ier, Pv2-R 
 
 Plen'teously, Plnt'^-S-i 
 
 Noid 
 
 Pecuniary, [Pa-Kn] 
 
 Plen'teousness. Plnt^-S- 
 
 Overweigh', VWThoid 
 
 Ped'agogy, P^-D-G-J 
 
 Ns 
 
 Owes, Joidz 2 
 
 Pedes'trial, P2-Dst-E- 
 
 Pock'et-handkerchief. 
 
 Owl, L 1 or ow-L 1 
 
 L 
 
 Pi-Kt-NGr-CHf 
 
 Own'er, Nr 1 
 
 Pedes'trian, P^-DsirRn 
 
 Poi'son, Pzn 1 
 
 Owner'ship, Nr^H-P 
 
 Pedes'trianism, P^-Dst- 
 
 Polem'ic, P1--M-K 
 
 Ox'en, Ksn 1 
 
 En-zM 
 
 Polem'ical, Pli-M-Kl 
 
 Ox'-stall, KstLL 
 
 Pedes'trianize, P^-Dst- 
 
 Polem'ics, Pl--M-Ks 
 
 P" 
 
 Rn-Z, P2-Dst-ffn-Zd, 
 
 Polem'oscope, Pl'--Ms- 
 
 
 P2-Dst-En-Z-NG 
 
 K-P 
 
 . 
 
 Pen'sion, P^Nshn, Pn 2 - 
 
 Polyclin'ic, PF-Klti-K 
 
 Pales'tra, P2-ist-B 
 
 SHnd, pa-Nshn-ng 
 
 Polyg'amy, P18-(J-M 
 
 Pales'trian, P^-ist-En 
 
 Pen'siveness, Pns 2 : Vs 
 
 Pop'ularize, PLp-i-J?z, 
 
 Pantaloons', Pn 3 -T-Lnz 
 
 Pentecost'al, Pni-T- 
 
 pi-P-i-^zd, Pi-P-X- 
 
 Fan'theism, Pn^TH-Z- 
 
 Kst-i 
 
 jRz-NG 
 
 M 
 
 Pen'ury, P2-N-Noid-E 
 
 Portent'ous, P2-E-Tn- 
 
 Pan'theist, Pn^THst 
 
 Pe'onage, P3-N-J 
 
 Ts 
 
 Pantheistic, Pn-THst- 
 
 Per'colate, Pr2-Klt, Pr 2 - 
 
 Portent'ously, P^-^-Tn- 
 
 K 
 
 Kl-Td, Pr2-Klt-NG 
 
 T-sL 
 
 Pantheist'ical, Pn 8 - 
 
 Percola'tion, Pr^Klshn 
 
 Por'ter, P^Rtr. See 
 
 THst-K-L 
 
 Percolator, Pr^-Kltr 
 
 Operator. 
 
 Pan'theon Pni-THn 
 
 Pericardi'tis, Pi-B-Kr- 
 
 Por'ter-house, P^-Rtr- 
 
 Papist'ic, p3-Pst-K 
 
 D-Ts 
 
 Hs 
 
 Pa'pistry, P^-Pat-R 
 
 Perine'al, PS-R-N-L 
 
 Por'tion, (n.) P^Rshn. 
 
 Paraphernalia, Pr^Fr- 
 
 Peritoni'tifl, P^R-T-N- 
 
 See Operation. 
 
 Nl 
 
 Ts 
 
 Po'ser, p2-zR 
 
POS 
 
 354 
 
 QUA 
 
 Post'age, Pi-st-J 
 
 Preaerva'tion, [Pr 2 - 
 
 Prospect'or, Prs^P-Kti 
 
 Post'ing, Pstng 2 
 
 z-Rshn] 
 
 Pros'titute, Pri-st-Tt, 
 
 Post'al, Pst^-L 
 
 Preserv'atory, Pr 2 - 
 
 Pri-st-T'Td, Pri-st- 
 
 Poat'al-card, Pst^-L- 
 
 zRvt-R 
 
 TtC) 
 
 Krd 
 Post' captain, Pst^K-Pt 
 
 Preserv'er, Pr^Bv-R 
 Preserv'ing, Pi^-zfiv- 
 
 Prostitu'tion, PrS-st- 
 Tshn [Prs3-tshn] 
 
 PoBt'-coach, Pst2-K-CH 
 Posterity, Pst^-B-T 
 
 Presiden'tial, Prz2_D n . 
 
 Pros'trate, Prsti-JSt, 
 Prsti-E-Td, Prsti-Bt- 
 
 Post'-haste, Pst 2 -Hst 
 
 SH 
 
 NG 
 
 Post'-house, Pst*-Hs 
 
 Prevail', Pr^-Vl, Pr 2 - 
 
 Prostra'tion, Prst 2 - 
 
 Post'humous, Pst^Ms 
 
 Vld, Pr2-Vl-NG 
 
 Eshn 
 
 Posfhumously, Pst 1 - 
 
 Prev'alence Pr^-Vlns 
 
 Protest', Pi^-Tst, Pr 2 - 
 
 Ms-L 
 
 Prev'alent, Pr^Vlnt 
 
 Ts-Td, Pr 2 -Tst-NG or 
 
 Pos'til, PstkL 
 
 Priesfhood, PrstS-Hd 
 
 Prtst 2 , Prts 2 -Td, 
 
 Post'ing, Pstng 2 
 
 Priest'-like, Prst 3 -^-K 
 
 Prtstiig 2 
 
 Post'-road, Pst^-R-D 
 
 Priestliness, Prst a -L-Ns 
 
 Prot'estantism, Prts 1 - 
 
 Poten'tial, [P^Tn-SH] 
 
 Priest'ly, Prst 3 -i 
 
 Tt-zM 
 
 Pour'er, P*-R-R 
 
 Priest'-ridden, PrstS-jR- 
 
 Protesta'tion, Pr^Ts- 
 
 Pow'der-wagon, Pi-Dr- 
 
 Dn 
 
 Tshn or Prtst^Sffn 
 
 Soid-Gn 
 
 Prin'cipal-le, Pr 8 
 
 Prothon'otary, Pr 1 - 
 
 Prac'tioal-ly, [Pri-Kl] 
 
 Prin'cipally, Pri 8 
 
 THn-T-E or Pri- 
 
 Practioal'ity, [Pri-Kl-T] 
 
 Principal'ity, Prns 1 -?- 
 
 THnt-B 
 
 Practicalness, [Pr^Kl- 
 
 Lt 
 
 Pro'toplasm Prt^Pl-zM 
 
 Ns] 
 
 Pris'on, Przn 8 
 
 Pro'toplast. Prt^Plst 
 
 Prais'er, Pr^zR 
 
 Probability, [PrS-B] 
 
 Provide', Prv^D, Prv 1 - 
 
 Praise'worthiness, 
 
 Prob'able-y, [Pri-B] 
 
 Dd, Prvi-D-NG 
 
 Prz*-Thoid-DH-Ns 
 
 Procea'sional, PrssAn 2 - 
 
 Provi'so, Prv^-Z 
 
 Praise'worthy, Prz' 2 - 
 
 L 
 
 Provi'sory, Prv L Z-J? 
 
 Thoid-DH 
 
 Proces'sionary , PrssAn 2 - 
 
 Prov'ost, Pri-VstorPr 2 - 
 
 Preces'sional, PressAn 2 - 
 
 E 
 
 V 
 
 L 
 
 Procras'tinate, Pr^-Kr- 
 
 Pruden'tial-ly, Pr^-Dn- 
 
 Predict', Prd 3 -Kt, Prd 8 - 
 
 st-Nt 
 
 SH 
 
 K-Td, Prd8-Kt-NG 
 
 Procrastina'tion, Pr 2 - 
 
 Publicity, nP 8 -Bs-T] 
 
 Predic'tion, Prd s -Kshn 
 
 Kr-st-Nshn 
 
 Publicly, [P 2 -B ! L] 
 
 Pre-em'inent, Pr^Mn- 
 
 Prod, P r i-D 
 
 Puer'peral, P*-R-P-Rl 
 
 Nt 
 
 Prod'uct, Prd^Kt or 
 
 Pu'gil, P3-J1 
 
 Premise', Pr^Miz 
 Preoc'cupancy, Pr L K- 
 
 Pri-D-Kt 
 Produo'tion, Prd^Kshn 
 
 Pu'gilism P3-Jl-zM 
 Pu'gilist, PMlst 
 
 Noid-Pn-S 
 
 or Pr2-Dshn 
 
 Pugilist'ic, P3-Jlst-K 
 
 Preoccupa'tion, Pr^K- 
 
 Profess'or, Pr2-Fs-J2 or 
 
 Pu'issance or Puis'- 
 
 Noid-Pshn 
 
 Prfs 2 -^ 
 
 sance, Psns 3 
 
 Preoc'cupy, Pri-K- 
 
 Profit. Ppi-Ft or Prft 1 
 
 Pulsatilla, P a -Ls-T-L 
 
 Noid-P, Pr!-K-Noid- Prophet'ic, Pr^F-T-K 
 
 Pulsa'tion, P 2 -LssAn 
 
 Pd, PrLR-Noid-P-NG 
 
 or Prf t2-K 
 
 Pun'gency, Pn^J-N-S 
 
 Preponderance, Pr L 
 
 Propi'tious, Pr-P-SHs 
 
 Pun'gent, Pn^Jnt 
 
 Pndr-Ns 
 
 Propor'tion, Pr^Pshn, 
 
 Pun'gently, Pn^Jnt-L 
 
 Preponderant, Pr 1 - 
 
 P^-P-^shnd, Pr 2 - 
 
 Puritan'ical-ly, P!-.Rt- 
 
 Pndr-Nt 
 
 Pshn-NG 
 
 N-K1 
 
 Preponderate. Pr 1 - 
 Pndr-T, Pri-Pndr-Td, 
 
 Propor'tionable-y, Pr 2 - 
 Pshn-B 
 
 Pu'rity, P3-E-T 
 Pust'ule, Pst 2 -L 
 
 Pri-Pndr-T-NG 
 
 Propor'tional-ly, Pr 2 - 
 
 Putres'cence, P^Trsns 
 
 Prepondera'tion, Pr 2 - 
 
 Pshn-L 
 
 Puz'zle, P Z 2-L, Pz2-Ld, 
 
 Pndr-SHn 
 
 Propor'tionate, Pr 2 - 
 
 Pz 2 -L-NG 
 
 Preposi'tional, Pr 8 - 
 
 Pshn-T 
 
 Puz'zler, P2-ZL-R 
 
 Pzstin-L Propos'er, Pr^P-zR 
 Prepos'terous, Pri-Pst- Proposi'tional, Pr 8 - 
 Bs Pzshn-L 
 
 Q. 
 
 Prerogative, [IV-B- 
 
 Propound'er, Pr^Pndr 
 
 Quad'rangle, Kw-Dr 1 - 
 
 G] 
 
 Proscrip'tion, Pri-sK- 
 
 NG1 
 
 Prescribe', Pr8-sK-B 
 
 Pshn. See Prescrip- 
 
 Quadrilat'eral, Kwd- 
 
 Pres'ence, Przns 2 
 
 tion. 
 
 Rlt^Rl 
 
QUA 
 
 355 
 
 RET 
 
 Quality. 
 
 Queen's'-bend^Kwnz 8 - 
 
 B-N-CH 
 Ques'tioned. 
 
 CHnd 2 
 Qui'ver, Kwv-R 8 
 
 Ra'bies, E^Bz 
 Bace'-horse, Es^-Toid- 
 Rs 
 
 Quadrille', Kwd-El 8 I Reeling, Ev^ng 1 Re-investing 
 
 Quadrillion, Kwd-Eln 8 Refer', Ef*-R, EfZ-Rd, ' Vstng 
 QuaflTer, Kwf-Ri Efi-R-NG [Ef 2 , Efd 2 , Re-invest'ment 
 
 Qualiaug, Kwi-Toid-G Ef^ng] | Vst-Mnt 
 
 Qualitative, Kvi-IA-T- Reform' E L F-M or E 1 - Reli'ant, 
 TV F, K^-F-ild, E^-F-M- Relieving, 
 
 NG Renewed', 
 
 Reforma'tion, Bf^-R- Choid 
 Mshn [E'^F-Mshn or Rent'al. Ent^-L 
 E^-Fshn] Reorganize, R*-_ 
 
 Kwa- Reformative, [E L F- Representative. 
 
 Mt-V] I or E'^P-V] 
 
 Reform'atory, [E^F- Reprov'ingiy, 
 
 Mt-E] i NG-L 
 
 Reformed', [ELF-Md] Repug'nance, [E-P-Gi 
 Refract', BP-R-Kt, Ef 1 - Repug'nancy. E' 2 -?- 
 R-K-Td, Ef^E-Kt- Gn-b 
 NG. See Reflect, etc. Repug'nant. E 2 -P-G 
 Refrac'tion, Ef : -R- Repug'nantly, E-P-G ; 
 
 Kshn. See Reflection.] L 
 
 Refrac'tive,Ef 1 -R-Kt-V Repul'sive. E^P-ls-V 
 Refract'orily, Ef^R- 
 
 Kt-El 1 Requesting, E 2 - 
 
 Refract'oriness, Ef!-R- Kwstng 
 
 K-T-E-Ns Resem'blance, R^-zM- 
 
 Eshn 8 - Refract'ory, Efi-R-K- Bins 
 
 T-E Resem'ble, R^-zM-Bl, 
 
 Kationalist'ical, Eshn 8 - Refrain', Ef^-Eu, Ef- R^-z^l-Bld. R^zM-Bl- 
 
 End, EP-En-NG I NG 
 Bat'tling, Et^L-NG Refresh', Ef^-R-SH. Reserv'atory. Ez : -Evt- 
 Rav'ing, Ev^ng Ef^-R-SH-T, Rf^-R- 
 
 RawTiide. E L Koid-D SH-NG Reserv'er. 
 
 Ra'zor, E^zR Refresh'er, Ef^-R-SHr Reserving, Ez-Ev-ng 
 
 Re-arrange', E^E-N-J Refresh'ment, Ef^-R- Reeiden'tiaL, [Ez-Dn- 
 Rea'son, Ezn 3 SH-Mnt I J>H1 
 
 Rais'er, E-^zR 
 Rai'sin, Ezn 2 
 Rapa'cious, E^P-SHs 
 Raider, E L Er 
 Rare'ness, 
 Rationalistic, 
 Lst-K 
 
 Rea'sonableness, .Rzn 8 
 
 Bs 
 
 Rea'soner, 
 Rea'soning, 
 Recast'ing, 
 Recis'ion, Rszkn s 
 Reck'less, J?2-Kls 
 Recklessly, R*-K\-sL 
 Recklessness, R't-Kls- 
 
 Ns 
 
 Reck'oner, R2-Kn-R 
 Rec'ognize, R 2 Niz 
 Hecov'er, i?2-Kv-R. 
 
 NG [E'-'-Kv, ES-Kvd. 
 
 Recov'erable, 
 
 R-B1 [E2-Kv-| 
 Becov'ery, E^-I 
 
 Beery stalliza'tion, 
 
 Krst-Lxshn 
 Recrys'tallize, 
 
 Li 
 
 Redeem'er, E 8 -D-M-R 
 Reefing, EfS-ng 
 
 Refrig'erant, 
 Jrnt 
 
 - Residentiary, 
 
 Refrig'erate, EfS-R-Jrt, Res'in, Ezn 2 
 
 Efa-R-Jr-Td, Ef^R- Respon'sive. Es^Pns-V 
 
 Jrt-NG Respon'sively, Es^Pns- 
 
 Refrigera'tion, Ef^-R- V-L 
 
 Jrshn Restate'. E^-st-T, E'-^-st- 
 
 Refrig'erative, Rf*-R- Td, E^-st-T-NG 
 
 Jrt-V Rest'ing. Estng 2 
 
 Refrigerator, EfS-R- Restitu'tion, ES-st-Tshn 
 
 Jrtr ^Restrict', Ea-str-Kt, 
 
 Refrig'eratory, EfS-R- E 3 -str-K-Td, E 3 -str- 
 
 Jrt-E i Kt-NG 
 
 Regenera'tion, [E 2 - Restrin'gent, E 3 -str-N- 
 
 Jshn] Jnt 
 
 Registered, E -2 -Jst-Rd Resum'able. R 8 -zM-Bl 
 Reg'istrar, E^-Jstr-R Resume', R 3 -zM, R 8 - 
 BM*tra'tion, E^st-! zMd, R s -zM-NG 
 
 jjshn Hesump'tion, RS-zMahn 
 
 Registry. E^-Jst-E Resump'tive, Ri-zMjt-y 
 
 Reg'ularly, 
 Re-instaU', 
 E^Nst-Ld, 
 
 Re-install'ment. 
 Mst-L-Mnt 
 
 Resurrection, [Ez 2 
 
 Eshn] 
 -L- Resurrec'tionist, [Ez 2 - 
 
 I Eshn-St] 
 
 i-RetorV. Rti-Rt, Rt^E- 
 Td, Rt^Et-NG 
 
RET 
 
 356 
 
 SEL 
 
 Hetorfer, Rt^JStr 
 
 Rose'ola, R*-Z-L 
 
 Self-corn or self-con. 
 
 Retortion, Rt^-Rshn 
 
 Ros'in, ijzn 1 
 
 When the second part of 
 
 Het'rospect, E^Tr-aP- 
 
 Rough'ing, Ri^ng 
 
 the word commences 
 
 Kt or 7?trs*-P-Kt 
 
 Rous'er, R^-zE 
 
 with com or con, usually 
 
 Return', Rt 2 -tfn, Rt 2 - 
 
 Roys'terer, Rs^-T-R-R 
 
 represented bv a dot, it 
 
 Rnd, Rt^jRn-NG 
 
 Rubes'cence, .R^-Bsns 
 
 is not necessary in prac- 
 
 Beturn'able, Rt^JJn-B- 
 
 Rud'dy, R^-uD 
 
 tice to write the dot. 
 
 L 
 
 Hudiment'al-ly, U 2 - 
 
 Self at the end of words 
 
 Return'-day, Rt^En-D 
 
 DiMnt 
 
 is written sometimes 
 
 Return'er, Rt^En-R 
 
 RuflTmg, Rf^-ns 
 
 with the full outline, sL- 
 
 Returnless, Et*-Rn-La 
 
 Hum'mager, R^-M-Jr 
 
 F, sometimes with the 
 
 Rev'enue, B^V-N- 
 
 Run'ner, Rri*-E 
 
 s-circle joined, and occa- 
 
 Choid 
 
 Run'round, Rn'^-Rod. 
 
 sionally with the s-circle 
 
 Revere', RvZ-R, Rv 3 - 
 
 Rust'ing, .Rstng 2 
 
 detached and placed on 
 
 Rd, BvS-R-NG 
 
 
 the line close to the pre- 
 
 Reveren'tial-ly, JJv 2 - 
 JRn-SHl [tfv^Kn-SH] 
 
 . 
 
 ceding part of the out- 
 line. 
 
 Rever'sal, Rv^-Es-L 
 
 Sacrament' al-ly, sKr 1 : 
 
 The note under Self on 
 
 Reverse 7 , Bv^Rs, .Bv 2 - 
 
 Mnt 
 
 page 237 is obsolete. 
 
 Rst, tfv^Rs-NG 
 
 Sales'-woman, sLz 2 - 
 
 Self-abase'ment, s- ' B 2 - 
 
 Reversely, Rv*-Rs-L 
 
 Soid-Mn 
 
 sMnt 
 
 Revers'er, Bv^Rs-R 
 
 Sail cine, sZisn 1 
 
 Self -abhorrence, s 2 -B 1 - 
 
 Reversible, .Rv^Rs- 
 
 Sanita'rium, sN-T 2 -^- 
 
 H-Rns 
 
 B(-L) 
 
 M 
 
 Self-combat'ting, s 2 
 
 Revert', JBv2-Rt 
 
 Satisfec'tion, [sTssAn 1 ] 
 
 BtO 1 
 
 Revert'er, Rv'^Rtr 
 
 Savings-bank, [sVz^-B] 
 
 Self-command', s 2 ' Nd 1 
 
 Revest'ment, R'*-Vat- 
 
 Savior or Saviour, 
 
 Self-communion, s 2 
 
 Mnt 
 
 [sV] 
 
 Nn 3 
 
 Revis'er, JJi-Vz-fi 
 
 Sax'on, sKsn 1 
 
 Self-compla'cency, s 2 ' 
 
 Revisionist, JS 3 -Vzhn- 
 
 Scalp, sK-ZA-P 
 
 PWLN-S 
 
 8t 
 
 Scarce, sK-Rs 1 , sK-Rs 1 - 
 
 Self-conceit', s 2 sT 3 
 
 Revolu'tionary, [Lshn 3 - 
 
 R, sK-Rsi-St 
 
 Self-conceit'ed, s 2 : sTd 3 
 
 B] 
 
 Scarcely, sK-Es^-L 
 
 Self -concern 1 , s 2 ' sRn 2 
 
 Revul'sion, .R^V-Lshn 
 
 Scarce'ness, sK-Rgi-Ns 
 
 Self-condemna'tion, s' 2 ' 
 
 Rhe'ostat, Rs 3 -Tt 
 
 Scholas'tic, sK-Lst^K 
 
 D 2 -M-Nshn 
 
 Rheostatlc, .Rs^Tt-K 
 
 Scholas'tical, sK-Lst 1 - 
 
 Self-condemned', s 2 ' 
 
 Rin'derpest, JJndrS-Pst 
 
 K-L 
 
 D2-Md 
 
 Ris'en, J?zn 3 
 
 Scholiastlc, sK-Lsti-K 
 
 Self-con'fidence. s 2 ' F } 
 
 Ris'er, fii-zR 
 
 Sci'entist, fei-N-Tst 
 
 Dns 
 
 Rit'ual-ly, Bt 3 -Noid-L 
 
 Sea'-hog, S 3 -Toid-G 
 
 Self-con'flict, s 2 Fl 1 - 
 
 Rit'ualism, Jit^Noid- 
 
 Sea'-horse, S- 3 -Rs 
 
 K-T 
 
 Lz-M 
 
 Sea'-port, S 3 -P-Et 
 
 Self-con'quest, s 2 5 
 
 Riv'er, Rv^-E 
 
 Sea'-weed, S 3 -Soid-D 
 
 Kwst 1 
 
 Riv'ered, Bv 3 -Rd 
 
 Sea'-worthiness, [S 8 - 
 
 Self-consid'ering, s 2 ' 
 
 Riv'er-god, J?v 3 -R-Gd 
 
 Thoid-DH-Ns] 
 
 sDr-NG 
 
 Hiv'er-horse, J?v 3 -R-Rs 
 
 Sea'-worthy, [S 3 -Thoid- 
 
 Self-con'scious, s 2 SHs 1 
 
 Roasting, Ustng 2 
 
 DH] 
 
 Self-consist'ent, s 2 ' 
 
 Rock' away, R^K- Seces'sion, Ss^SHn 
 
 ssTnt 3 
 
 Thoid Seces'sionist, Ss'^H- 
 
 Self-contradic'tion, s 2 ? 
 
 Rock'-crystal, B^-K-i Nst 
 
 Trd 3 -Kshn 
 
 Krst-i 
 
 Seis'in or Seizin, Szn 3 
 
 Self -control', s 2 Tr 2 -L 
 
 Rocking-horse, R^-K- 
 
 Self, sL*-F. See Selves. 
 
 Self-convict'ed, s 2 V s - 
 
 NG-Rs 
 
 Note. Self at the be- 
 
 K-Td 
 
 Rock'-oil, JJi-K-oi-L 
 
 ginning of words is usu- 
 
 Self-deceit', s 2 : Ds 3 -T 
 
 Roent'gen, ^nt'^-Gn 
 
 ally written with the s- 
 
 Self-deceive', s 2 ' Ds 2 - 
 
 Hois' terer, Rs^-T-R-R 
 
 circle invariably placed 
 
 V 
 
 Rollic, .Rli-K, JRl^Kt, 
 
 on the line, the rest of 
 
 Self-decep'tion, s 2 iD a 
 
 ^P-K-NG 
 
 the outline being de- 
 
 sPshn 
 
 Roofer, RP-E 
 
 tached and placed close 
 
 Self-defense' s 2 ! Dft 
 
 Roofing, Rfi-ng 
 
 after it and in its own 
 
 Ns 
 
 Roosting, fetng 3 
 
 proper position. 
 
 8elf<leni'al, s 2 ! D^N-L 
 
SEL 357 STA 
 
 Self -dependent, s 2 ' D 2 - 
 
 Senes'cence, sNsns 2 
 
 Skulk, sK-L 2 -K, sK-I^- 
 
 Pnd-Nt 
 
 Self-destroy'er, s 2 - Dst L 
 
 Sensa'tional, sNssAn 2 -^ 
 Sensa'tionalism , sNssAn 2 - 
 
 K-T, 8 K-L 2 -K-NG 
 Skulk'er, sK-L 2 -Kr 
 
 R-R 
 
 z-M 
 
 Sky'-scraper. sK^sKr- 
 
 Self-destruo'tion, s 2 ' 
 
 Sen'tinel, sN-T^Nl 
 
 Pr 
 
 Dsti^-Kshn 
 
 Septicse'mia, sP 3 -T-sM 
 
 Slack'en, sL l -Kn 
 
 Self-educa'tion, s 2 *!) 2 - 
 
 or sPta-sM 
 
 Slaok'ened, sI/ 1 -K-Nd 
 
 Kshn 
 
 Seques'ter, sKwstr 2 , 
 
 Slashed, al^-SH-T 
 
 Self-esteem', s 2 '- St^M 
 Self-ev'ident, s 2 ; Vd'^-Nt 
 
 sKwst-jRd 2 , sKwstrng 2 
 Seques'terable, sKwst- 
 
 Smooth'er, sM-Dhr 3 or 
 sMdhr 3 
 
 Self -exaniina'tion, s 2 
 
 R*-B1 
 
 Soci'ety, Ss^T 
 
 K 2 -zM-Nshn 
 
 Seques'trate, sKwst- 
 
 So'fa, soF. See Stove. 
 
 Self-excus'ing, s^Ks 8 - 
 
 ^t 2 , sKwst-E^-Td, 
 
 (S. C., page 198) 
 
 Kz-NG 
 
 sKwst-JRt^-NG 
 
 Sol'ecist, sis 1 -St 
 
 Self-exist' ence, s 2 Kas- 
 
 Sequestra'tion, sKwst- 
 
 Solecist'ic, sLs 3 -St-K 
 
 Tns 8 
 
 Rahtf 
 
 Solecist'ical-ly, sLs^t- 
 
 Self-exist'ent, s 2 Kss- 
 
 Seq'uestrator, sKwst- 
 
 Kl 
 
 Tnt 8 
 
 Bti* 
 
 Song'stress, sNGst-Ea 1 
 
 Self-gov'ernment, s 2 
 Gv--Rn2-Mnt [s^Gv 2 - 
 
 Serv'ing, aRv^-ng 
 Sesquip'edal, sS 8 -Kw- 
 
 Soph'istry, sFst^-R 
 Soporiferousness, 
 
 Mnt] 
 
 P-D1 
 
 sPrf 3 -J?s-Ns 
 
 Self -in'terest. s 2 i Ntrst 8 
 Selfish, a*-SH. or s 2 '. SH 2 
 
 Ses'sion, sSHn 2 , and 
 sometimes in phrases 
 
 Southeast', sTHst 3 
 Southeaster, sTHstr 8 
 
 Selfishly, s 2 '. SH2-L 
 
 by the s-circle and 
 
 Southeast'erly. sTHstr 8 - 
 
 Selfishness, s 2 tSH 2 -Ns 
 
 tsAun-hook ; thus, 
 
 L 
 
 Self-knowl'edge, s 2 N- 
 
 Nss^n 3 , In session. 
 
 Southea8t'ern,sTHstrn 8 
 
 Ji 
 
 Sev'eralty, sV^-Rl-T 
 
 South we st'ern, sTH 2 - 
 
 Self-love', s 2 5 L^V 
 
 Severely, sV 8 -R-.L 
 
 Wstrn 
 
 Self -made', s 2 5 Md 2 
 
 Sever'er, aV*-R-R 
 
 Spar'er, aP l -R-R 
 
 Self-mo'tion, s 2 ! Mshn 2 
 
 Sex'tile, sKst-i 2 
 
 Spar' tan, sP 1 -.Z?-Tn 
 
 Self -moved', s 2 '. M-Vd 8 
 
 Sextill'ion, sKst-in 8 
 
 Spe'cialty, 8 P 2 -SH1-T 
 
 Self-mur'der, s 2 5 Mrdr 2 
 
 Shad'y, 8H*-D 
 
 Specific a' tion, [sPs 2 - 
 
 Belf-neglect'ing, s 2 N 2 - 
 
 Shalt, SHlt 1 
 
 Fshn] 
 
 GC) 
 
 Shareholder, SHr 1 - 
 
 Spec'tral, sP^Kt-Bl 
 
 Self-opin'ion, s 2 !Pn s -N 
 
 Toid-Ldr 
 
 Spec'troscope, sP'^-K- 
 
 Self-opin'ioned, s 2 Pn 8 - 
 
 Shep'herd, SH*-Prd 
 
 Tr-sK-P 
 
 Nd 
 
 Shep'herdess, SH^Pr- 
 
 Speed, S P 3 -D or sPd 8 
 
 Self-posses'sion, s 2 ' 
 
 Ds 
 
 Spirituaust'ic, sPrt 8 - 
 
 PzsAn 2 
 
 Shilling, SHF-NG 
 
 Z,st-K 
 
 Self-praise', s 2 ' Prz 2 
 
 Ship'per, SH 8 -Pr 
 
 Spirt, aPt-Rt 
 
 Self-preserva'tion, s 2 i 
 Pr^E-Vshn [-J&shn] 
 
 Shirt'-waist, SHrt^Wst 
 Shoal, SH2-L, SHl^D, 
 
 Spon'sor, sP^Ns-JJ or 
 sPns^R 
 
 Self-reg'ulated, s^-R 2 - 
 
 8H14-NG 
 
 Sport, aP't-Rt. 
 
 Gl-Td 
 
 Short'est, SHrti-St or 
 
 Spurt, sP2-.Rt 
 
 Self-reli'ance, s 2 ! Bins 1 
 
 Shrtst 1 
 
 Spu'tum, sP 8 -T-M 
 
 Self -reproach', s 2 5 .R 2 - 
 
 Short'-witted, SHrt 1 - 
 
 Staid, sT^D. See 
 
 Pr-CH 
 
 Soid-Td 
 
 Steady. 
 
 Self-right'eous, s^-R 1 - 
 
 Shouldst,SHdst 8 [SHst 8 ] 
 
 Staid'ness, sT^D-Ns. 
 
 CHs 
 
 Shred'ded, SHr^Dd 
 
 See Steadiness. 
 
 Self-sao'rifloe, s 2 sKr- 
 
 Side'walk, sD!-Soid-K 
 
 Stair'way, stR 1 -Soid 
 
 Fz 1 
 
 Sid'ing, sDi-NG 
 
 Stan'chion, sTn^SHn 
 
 Self-same', s 2 5 sM 2 
 
 Sig'nify, [sG 8 , sG-Fd 8 , 
 
 Stand'-stiU-sTudst^L 
 
 Self -satisfied, s 2 !sTs 1 - 
 
 BOW 
 
 Stat'ed, st-Td 2 
 
 Fd 
 
 Sin'ew, sN 8 -Noid, sN- 
 
 Stat'edly, st-Td 2 -^ 
 
 Self-suffl'cient, s 2 
 
 Noid-D 8 , sN 8 -Noid-NG 
 
 States'man, stT^sMn 
 
 sFshnt 8 
 
 Sin'ewy, sN 8 -Noid- 
 
 States'men, stT^Mn 
 
 Self-wiU', s 2 '. wL* 
 
 Choid 
 
 Statis'tical, stTstS-K- 
 
 Self-willed', s 2 i wL*-D 
 
 Sin'gle, (a.) [sNG 8 ] 
 
 L 
 
 Send, sNd 3 , sNd 8 -NG. 
 
 Sin'Rular, [sNG-Lr 8 ] 
 
 Statis'ticaUy, BtTst 8 -K- 
 
 See Sent. 
 
 Sin'jcularly, [sNG-ir 8 - 
 
 L 
 
 Sen'der, sNdr 8 
 
 L] 
 
 Sta'tu Quo, stCH^Kw 
 
STE 
 
 358 
 
 THE 
 
 Stenographer, stN-Grf- 
 
 Rt, sP^-Moid-B-Td, 
 
 SyUogis'tic, sL^Jst-K 
 
 R 1 
 
 sPS-Moid-^t-NG 
 
 Syllogis'tical, sI/ 3 -Jst- 
 
 Stenofypy, stN-T 1 -? 
 
 Sur'name, sB^N-M 
 
 K-L 
 
 Sten'tor, sTntr 2 
 
 Sur'plioe, sR'^Pls 
 
 
 Stento'rian, sTa^T-fin 
 
 Sur'plice-fees, sR^PIs- 
 
 
 Step'son, stPsn' 2 
 
 Fz 
 
 . 
 
 Stock'-exehange, stK 1 - 
 
 Surplus, sR^Pls 
 
 Tap'estry, T^-Pst-E 
 
 Ks-CH (-N-J) 
 
 Sur'plusage, sR -2 -Pls-J 
 
 Tast'ing, Tst'^-NG or 
 
 Stock'-still, stKstkL 
 
 Surpris'ing, [sPrz(') 1 ] 
 
 Tstng 2 
 
 Stom'acher, stM-CHr 2 
 
 Sur'rogate, sE^-Gt. See 
 
 Taftle, Tt^L, Tt 1 - 
 
 Straight'en, sTr^Tn, 
 
 Circuit. 
 
 Ld, Tti-L-NG 
 
 sTr^-Tn-D, sTr^-Tn- 
 
 SusceptibU'ity, ssPt 3 - 
 
 Tat'tler, Tti-L-R 
 
 NG 
 
 Blt 
 
 Tea'-kettle, T 3 -Kt-L 
 
 Straw'y, sTr 1 
 Stut'ter, stTr2, stTrd 2 
 
 Suspend', Ss^Pnd. Ss 2 - 
 Pn-Dd, Ss >2 -Pnd-NG 
 
 Telau'tograph, Tli-T- 
 Grf 
 
 or sT^-Trd, stTr^NG 
 
 Suspend' er, Ss^Pndr 
 
 Teleg'rapher, Tl^Grf- 
 
 Stuf terer, stTr^R 
 
 Suspend 'ers, Ss^Pndrs 
 
 R 
 
 Sub'-class, sB 2 i Kls 1 
 
 Suspense', Ss^-Pns 
 
 Tel'ephone, Tlf2-N 
 
 Sub'-contract, sB 2 Tr 1 - 
 
 Suspensibil'ity. SsS-Pns- 
 
 Telephon'ic.Tlfi-N-K 
 
 Kt 
 
 B~Lt 
 
 Ten'dered, Tndr^D 
 
 Substitute, sB2-st-Tt, 
 
 Suspens'ible, Ss^Pns-B 
 
 Ten'ter-hook, Tntr 2 - 
 
 sB^t-T ' Td, sB2-st- 
 
 Suspen'sion, Ss 2 -Pn- 
 
 Toid-K 
 
 Tt(') 
 
 SHn 
 
 Territo'rial-ly, T^R-T- 
 
 Substitu'tion, sB 3 -st- 
 
 Suspen'sive, Ss^Pns-V 
 
 Rl or Trf*-RI 
 
 Tshn 
 
 Suspen'sory, Ss^P-sB 
 
 Ter'ritory, T^R-T-R or 
 
 Substitu'tional, sB^t- 
 
 Suspi'cious, ssP 3 -SHs 
 
 Trt*-R 
 
 Tshn-L 
 Substruc'tion, sBstr 2 - 
 
 Swage, s-Thoid-J 2 . s- 
 Thoid-Jd 2 , s-Thoid-J 2 - 
 
 Ter'ror, T*-R-R 
 Terrorism, T 2 -R-R-zM. 
 
 Kshn 
 
 NG 
 
 Terrorist, T 2 -R-Rst 
 
 Substruct'ure, sBstr 2 - 
 
 Swage'-block, s-Thoid- 
 
 Ter'ror-struck, T*-R-R- 
 
 Ktr 
 
 Ji-Bl-K 
 
 sTr-K 
 
 Subterra'nean sB 2 - 
 
 Swash, s-Thoid-SH 1 
 
 Testament'al, Ts^T- 
 
 Trn-N 
 
 Swath, s-Thoid-TH 1 
 
 Mnt-L[Tst 2 !Mnt] 
 
 Sub'way, sB^Thoid 
 
 Swathe, s-Thoid-DH 2 
 
 Tes'tifying, Ts 2 -F-NG 
 
 Succes'sional, sKssAn 2 - 
 
 LA 
 
 Swear'ing, (sRC) 1 ] 
 Sweat'ed, s-Thoid-Td 2 
 
 Testimonial, Ts'^-T-M- 
 N-L or T^-sM-N-L 
 
 Succes'sor, sK-ssR 2 
 
 Sweat'iness, s-Thoid- 
 
 Test'ing, Tst^NG or 
 
 Suggest'ing, sJst^NG 
 
 T 2 -N 
 
 Tstng 2 
 
 or sJstng 2 
 
 Sweat'y, s-Thoid-T 2 , 
 
 Text'ile, T^Kst-i 
 
 Superannuated, sPr 1 - 
 
 s-Thoid-T^R, s-Thoid- 
 
 Tex'trine, T^-Kst-En 
 
 N-Noid-Td 
 
 Tst 2 
 
 Than, DHn 1 ; and after 
 
 Superfl'cial-ly, sP^-F- 
 
 Swede, s-Thoid-D 3 
 
 other, rather, and sev- 
 
 SH 
 
 Swedenbor'gianism, 
 
 eral comparatives, by 
 
 Superintend'ent, 
 
 s-Thoid-Dni-B-B-J-zM 
 
 the n-book or n-curl ; 
 
 [sPi-nt 2 ] 
 
 Swedge, s-Thoid-J 2 
 
 thus : 
 
 Supersti tion, sPrat 8 - 
 
 Swed'ish, s-Thoid-D 8 - 
 
 Other than, DHrn 1 
 
 SHn 
 
 SH 
 
 More than, Mrn 2 
 
 Supersti'tious. sPrst 8 - 
 
 Sweet'en, s-Thoid-Tn 8 , 
 
 Longer than, NGrn 1 
 
 SH* 
 
 s-Thoid-Tnd 8 , s-Thoid- 
 
 Better than, Btrn 2 
 
 Supersti'tiously, sPrst 3 - 
 
 Tn 8 -NG 
 
 Rather than, Edhrn 1 
 
 SHs-L 
 
 Swerv'ing, sW^Rv-ng 
 
 Greater than, Grtrn 2 
 
 Supersti'tiousness, 
 
 Swift, s-Thoid-Ft 8 , s- 
 
 Less than, isn 2 
 
 sPrst^-.Sffs-Ns 
 
 Tlioid-Ftr 3 , s-Thoid- 
 
 Faster than, Fstrn 1 
 
 Supervis'or; sPr 1 -Vz-B 
 or aPrvz 1 -^? 
 
 FS-Tst [sFt 3 , etc.] 
 Swiftly, s-Thoid-Ft 8 -// 
 
 Thank, [TH 1 ], THni-Kt, 
 THni-k-NG 
 
 Supposi'tional, sPzsAn 3 - 
 
 [sFt 8 -i] 
 
 Thank'ful-ly, [THn 1 - 
 
 L 
 
 Swift'ness, s-Thoid-Ft 8 - 
 
 Kf] 
 
 Suppos'itory, sPrf-T-R 
 
 Ns rsFt 8 -Nsl 
 
 Thank'-worthy, [TH 1 - 
 
 Suppres'sion, 8uPr8hn 2 .'8witoh, s-Thoid-CH 8 
 
 Thoid-DH] 
 
 See Separation. 
 
 SwJtch'-board, s-Thoid- 
 
 The, standing alone, is 
 
 Sup'purate, sP^Moid- 
 
 CH 8 -Brd 
 
 written with a light dot 
 
THE 
 
 359 
 
 TWA 
 
 just below the line (in 
 
 Therefrom', DHr^Fr- 
 
 Tonsilli'tis, Ti-sL-Ts 
 
 the third position). At 
 
 M 
 
 Too, T 3 , and by the 
 
 the end or in the mid- 
 
 Thereinto', DHrn 8 -T 
 
 Fourth Position. 
 
 dle of phrases, but never 
 
 Thereof, DHrv^ 
 
 Torch'-bearer, T 1 -^- 
 
 at the beginning, the 
 
 Thermo-elec'trio, 
 
 CH.-E-K-B 
 
 may be written with 
 
 [THr^-M-L-K-K] 
 
 To'tal, Tt--L 
 
 either Thoid or Roid. 
 
 Therm o-electric'ity, 
 
 Total'ity, T l -T-L-T 
 
 The may also be indi- 
 
 [THr^-M-L-Ks-T] 
 
 To'tally, Tt^-i or T^-T- 
 
 cated by the Halving 
 
 Things, [NGz 3 ] 
 
 L 
 
 Principle. S. C., pars. 
 
 Think'er, TH 3 -NG-Kr 
 
 To'to, T^-T 
 
 136, 164, 270. Exam- 
 
 or TH 3 -NGr 
 
 Tot'tering, Ttr J -ng 
 
 ples : 
 
 Thinks, [THs 3 ] 
 
 Tot'tle, Tt!-L, Tt!-Ld, 
 
 But the, B^-Choid 
 
 Thirst'ing, THrst^NG 
 
 Tt!-L-NG 
 
 All the, ii-Roid or 
 
 or THrstng 2 
 
 Tot'tlish, Tfi-L-.S'H 
 
 Ltf 
 
 Thought'fulness, THt 1 - 
 
 Tow'eling, T^L-NG 
 
 For the, F2-Choid or 
 
 Fl-Ns. See Thankful- 
 
 Town '-talk, Ti^-T-K 
 
 Ft 2 
 
 ness. 
 
 TramVay, Tri-M-Thoid 
 
 Where the, B^Choid 
 It is the, Tz-Choid 
 
 Thoughtlessness, 
 THti-is-Ns. See 
 
 Transform', Ti^-Ns-F- 
 M 
 
 Where is the, .Rz 2 - 
 
 Thanklessness. 
 
 Transformation, Tr 2 - 
 
 Choid 
 
 Thread, THr^-D or 
 
 Ns-F-Mshn 
 
 When the, Thoid 2 - 
 
 THrd 2 
 
 Transform'ing, Tr^Xs- 
 
 Choid 
 
 Thrush, TH r 2-SH 
 
 F-M-NG 
 
 To the, Tt 8 
 
 Thrust'ing, THrst^NG 
 
 Transi'tional-ly, 
 
 Their, DHr 2 . Written 
 
 or THrstng 2 
 
 TrnssAw 3 -L 
 
 in the second position 
 
 Tide'way, Td^Thoid 
 
 Trau'matism, Tr L Mtz- 
 
 to avoid conflict with 
 
 Tis'sue, T 3 -Stf-Noid, 
 
 M 
 
 other, which is written 
 
 T 3 -Stf-Noid-D, T 3 - 
 
 Trav'erse, Trvi-Rs, 
 
 in the first position. In 
 
 Sff-Noid-NG 
 
 TrvLRst, Trvi-Rs- 
 
 phrases either their or 
 
 Tis'sues.T 3 -Sflz 
 
 NG 
 
 there may be written 
 
 Ti'tle, Tti-L, Tt!-Ld, 
 
 Trea'son, Trzn 8 
 
 with the Ther-hook, 
 
 Tti-L-NG 
 
 Tri'cycle, Trs J -Kl 
 
 the Lengthening Prin- 
 
 Tit'tle, Tt 3 -L 
 
 Trinita'rian, Trn^T- 
 
 ciple, or by changing 
 
 Tit'tle-tattle, Tt3-L-Tt- 
 
 Sn 
 
 breve-s to breve-ster. 
 
 L 
 
 Trit'urable, Trt 3 -Moid- 
 
 S. C., pars. 209, 231, 
 
 Tit'ular, Tt 8 -Moid-i-R 
 
 tf-Bl 
 
 271, 310. Examples : 
 
 To, T 3 . To may also 
 
 Trit'urate, Trt 3 -Moid- 
 
 At their, Tdhr 1 
 
 be indicated by the 
 
 Rt 
 
 Were there, Bdhr 8 
 
 Fourth Position, by the 
 
 Tritura'tion, Trt-Moid- 
 
 By their, Bdhr 1 
 
 Halving Principle, and 
 
 jRshn 
 
 Had there, Ddhr 1 
 
 in a few phrases by 
 
 Trin'ity, Trn 3 -T 
 
 On their, Ndhr 1 
 
 changing breve-s to 
 
 Trolley, Tr^i 
 
 Was there, Zdhr 1 
 
 breve-est. S. C., pars. 
 
 Trol'ley-car, Tr J -i-Kr 
 
 Known their, Nndhr 2 
 
 176, 177, Rem. under 
 
 Trust'ing, Trst'-'-NG or 
 
 Been there, Bndhr 8 
 
 256, 270, 309. Ex- 
 
 Trstng- 
 
 Run their, .Rndhr 2 
 Cause their, Kzdhr 1 
 
 amples : 
 To be, B 4 
 
 Truths, TrS-THs [Trs 2 ] 
 Tuberculo'sis, T'^-Br- 
 
 Because there is, 
 
 To take, T4-K 
 
 Klss 
 
 Kzdhrz* 
 
 To learn, Lrn 4 
 
 Tur'ban, T^-J^-Bn 
 
 The'ism, TH 3 -Z-M. See 
 
 Able to, Bit 2 
 
 Tur'bary.T^-.K-B-R 
 
 Atheism. 
 
 So to speak, St^P 
 
 Tur'bid, T^-^-Bd 
 
 The'ist, THest 8 
 
 Is to, st 8 
 
 Turbid 'ity, T 3 -J'-Bd-T 
 
 There, DHr 2 . See 
 
 That is to say, DHst 1 - 
 
 Tur'bidness, T^-R-Bd- 
 
 Their. 
 
 s 
 
 Ns 
 
 Thereabout', DHr^-Bt 
 
 Toast'ing, Tstng 2 
 
 Tur'binate, T'i-P-Bn-T 
 
 Thereabouts', DHr 2 - 
 
 Tobog'gan, T L B-Gn 
 
 Turbina'tion, T^-^-B- 
 
 Bts 
 
 Toc'sin, T^Ksn 
 
 Nshn 
 
 Thereafter, DHAFtr 
 
 Tom'ahawk, T^M-Up- 
 
 Tur'bine, T^R-Ea 
 
 Thereby', DHr 2 -B 
 
 Toid-K 
 
 Tur'bit, T*-R-Bt 
 
 Therefor', DHr^F 
 
 To-night', T 8 -Nt or T 8 - 
 
 Tur'bot, T^-.R-Bt 
 
 Therefore, DHr2-F 
 
 N-T 
 
 Twat'tle, Twt^L 
 
u 
 
 360 
 
 UTI 
 
 
 U'nioorn, Noid-N 8 -Krn 
 
 Untwist', nTwst 8 , 
 
 
 Uniflca'tion, Noid-N-F 2 - 
 
 nTws 3 -Td, nTwst^NG 
 
 
 
 Kshn 
 
 or nTwstng 3 
 
 U., as an initial of proper 
 
 U'nify, Noid-N-F 3 
 
 Unwell', N-W.L 2 
 
 names, is written with Uninformed', N-N-F 1 - 
 
 Unwill'ing, N-iANG 
 
 either Noid or Moid in 
 
 Md 
 
 Unwill'ingly, N-I/^NGl 
 
 third position. 
 
 Uniper'sonal, Noid-N- 
 
 Unwill'ingness, N-ii 3 - 
 
 Ubi'ety, Noid-B^T 
 
 Prsn^-L 
 
 NG-Ns 
 
 Ubiq'uitary, Noid-B 8 - 
 
 Unique', Noid-N-K 
 
 Unwor'thily, N-Thoid- 
 
 Kw-T-R 
 
 U'ni-'On, Noid-Nsn 8 
 
 DH^-Z, 
 
 Ubiq'uitous, Noid-B 3 - 
 
 Unis'onanoe, Noid-Ns 8 - 
 
 Unwor'thlness, N- 
 
 Kw-Ts 
 
 Na 
 
 Thoid-DH^-Ns 
 
 Ubiq'uity, Noid-B 3 -Kw- 
 
 Unis'onant, Noid-Ns 3 - 
 
 Unwor'thy, N-Thoid- 
 
 T 
 
 Nnt 
 
 DH 2 (. C., par. 3(^5) 
 
 Ukase', Noid-Ks 2 
 
 U'nit, Noid-Nt 8 
 
 Unyield'ing, N-Noid- 
 
 Ul'cer, Ls^-R 
 
 Unita'rian, Noid-N-T 2 - 
 
 LdC) 8 
 
 Ul'cerate, Ls^-Rt, Ls 2 - 
 
 Rn 
 
 Unyoke', N^Noid-K, 
 
 #-Td, Ls*-.Rt-NG 
 
 Unita'rianism. Noid-N- 
 
 N2-Noid-Kt, N2-Noid- 
 
 Ulcera'tion. Ls^-fishn 
 
 T--Rn-zM 
 
 K-NG 
 
 Ul'cered, Ls^R-D 
 
 U'nitary, Noid-N-T 8 -.R 
 
 U'pas, Noid-Ps 3 
 
 Ul'cerous, Ls^-Ra 
 
 Unite', Noid-Nt 1 , Noid- 
 
 Upheld', pa-Hid 
 
 Ul'cerousness, Ls^-Rs- 
 
 N-Tdi, Noid-NtLNG 
 
 Uphol'ster, P^-Lstr 
 
 Ns iUnit'edly, Noid-N-Td 1 - Uphol'sterer, P^. 
 
 Unassailable, nSl^Bl L Up'-stairs, Pstrz 2 
 
 Unassailed', nSl^-D (S. ! Unit'er, Noid-Ntr 1 Up'start, 
 
 C., par. 332) U'nitive, Noid-N-Tv 8 
 
 Unattainable, N-Tn^B U'nity, Noid-N-T 3 
 Unauthorized, Nthr- Unloos'en, N-Lsn 3 
 
 Zd 1 'Unmanufactured, 
 
 Unchas'tity, N-CHstH M-N-Fi-CHrd 
 
 , 
 
 Uree'mic, Noid-K 3 -M-K 
 Uranog'raphy, Moid- 
 
 N- Uranol'ogy, Moid-B 1 - 
 
 iUnnec'essarily, N-Nss- U'ranus, Moid-R 3 -Ns 
 
 Undelivered, N-D 8 -L- 
 
 R'*-L 
 
 Ure'ter, Moid-Btr 8 
 
 Vrd or N-Dlv-Rd 
 
 Unnum'bered, N-N-M- 
 
 Ure'thra, Moid-R 3 -TH- 
 
 Undergone', NdrMrn 
 
 Brd^ 
 
 R 
 
 Undiscovered, [N-D 2 - 
 
 Unoc'cupied, N-K- 
 
 Ure'thral, Moid-R 3 -TH- 
 
 sKvd] 
 
 Noid-Pdi 
 
 Rl or Moid-ifthr 3 -!, 
 
 Unfledged', nFT^Jd 
 
 Unprincipled, [N-Prs 8 - 
 
 U'rim, Noid-R 3 -M 
 
 Unfleshly, nF! 2 -Sffl 
 
 Pld] 
 
 U'rinal, Moid-R : ^N-L 
 
 Unflinch'ing, nF! 3 -N- 
 
 Unpub'lished, [N-P^-B] 
 
 U'rinary, Moid-Rn 3 -R 
 
 CH-NG 
 
 Unregen'erate, Nr-J 2 - 
 
 U'rinate, Moid-R^Nt 
 
 Unformed', [N-F^Md] 
 
 Nrt 
 
 U'rinative, Moid-.R 3 -Nt- 
 
 Unfort'unate, N-Frt 1 - 
 
 Unremu'nerative, Nr- 
 
 V 
 
 Nt 
 
 M-Nrt-V 
 
 U'rinator, Moid-JR 8 -Ntr 
 
 Unf ort'unately, N-Frt 1 - 
 
 Unright'eousness, N- 
 
 U'rine, Moid-Rn 3 
 
 Nt-L 
 
 .Ri-CHs-Ns or Nr-^'rinose, M(,i(l-R 3 -Ns 
 
 Unhar'ness, N-Toid-R 1 - 
 
 CHs^Ns 
 
 U'rinous, Moid-R 3 -Ns 
 
 Ns. N-Toid-Ri-Nst, N- 
 
 Unsea'worthy, N-S 8 - 
 
 Uros'copy, Moid-Us^-K- 
 
 Toid-Ri-Ns-NG 
 
 Thoid-DH 
 
 P 
 
 Unheed'ed, N-Koid-Dd 8 
 
 Unshak'en, N-SH 2 -Kn 
 
 Ur'us, Moid-Rs 3 
 
 Unhinge', N-Koid-N-J 3 
 
 Unspo'ken, [N-sPn 2 ! 
 
 U&'ance, Yzns 3 
 
 Unhinged', N-Koid-N- Unstead'y, N^t-D 2 ' 
 
 U'surer, [ZH 3 -R-R1 
 
 Jd 8 Unstud'ied, N-st-Dd 2 
 
 Usu'rious, [ZH 8 -RsJ 
 
 Unhitch', N-Koid-CH 3 Unsuit'ableness, N- 
 
 U'sury, [ZH 3 -R] 
 
 Unho'liness, N-Toid-Z, 2 - sT 3 '. Bs 
 
 Uten'sil, Noid-T' 2 -Ns-L 
 
 Ns 
 
 Unthink'ingly, [N- 
 
 U'terine, Noid-T^Bn 
 
 Unholy. N-Toid-Z, 2 
 
 TH 3 ! L\ 
 
 U'terus, Noid-T 3 -^ 
 
 Unhook', N T3 -Toid-K, Unthought', N-THt 1 
 
 U'tile, Noid-T 3 -L 
 
 N 3 -Toid-Kt, N 3 -Toid- 
 
 Untruth'ful-ly, [N-Tr 2 - 
 
 Utilita'rian, Noid-T^Lt- 
 
 K-NG 
 
 Fl] 
 
 Rn 
 
 Unhorse', N-Rs 1 
 
 Untruth'fulness, [N- 
 
 Utilita'rianism, Noid- 
 
 Unhung', N 2 -Koid-NG 
 
 Tr^Fs] 
 
 T^it-lin-zM 
 
V. 
 
 Vao'cine, V^-Ksn 
 Vaga'ry, V 2 -G-E 
 Val'iant, Vl^Ynt 
 Val'iantly, VU-Ynt-L 
 Val'iantness, 
 
 Ns 
 
 Val'uable, VP-Noid-B 
 Val'uableness, VI 1 - 
 
 Noid ! Bs 
 
 Valua'tion, Vl^ushn 
 Val'ue, Vli-Noid, VI 1 - 
 
 Noid-D, Vli-Noid-NG 
 Val'ueless t VlL-Moid- 
 
 Val'uer, Vl^-Noid-R 
 Val'ues, Vl^Noidz 
 Van'dal, Vnd>L 
 Van'dalism, 
 Vandyke', 
 Vas'eline, 
 Vastly, 
 Vegeta'rian, V^t-En 
 Ven'ison, V^Nzn 
 Ven'ue, V 2 -N-Noid 
 Ves'tige, V 2 -st-J 
 Vest'ing, Vstng 2 
 Vest'ment, Vst^-Mnt 
 Ves'try, Vst^E 
 Ves'try-man, Vst^E- 
 
 Mn 
 
 Vim, V 8 -M 
 Vis'ionist, 
 Vis'or, Vz-E 
 Vi'tals, Vt^Lz 
 Vi'tasoope, 
 Vix'en, V 8 -Ksn 
 Vold'ed, Vd^D 
 Volcan'ic, Vli-Kn-K 
 Volt'age, V^Lt-J 
 Voltam'eter, 
 
 Mtr 
 
 Volt'meter, V^Lt-Mtr 
 Voluntarily, VlntLE- 
 Vol'untariness, Vlnt 1 - 
 
 E-Ns 
 Voluntary, 
 
 Volunteer', -, 
 
 Vlnts-Rd, Vlnt 3 -E-NG 
 Vuloan'io, Vl^Kn-K 
 
 UTI 361 
 
 Utal'ity, Noid-T8-JD-T 
 Utilization, Noid-T 2 - 
 
 Lzshn 
 U'tilize, Noid-TS-iz, 
 
 Noid-TS-i^d, Noid-T 8 - 
 
 iz-NG 
 
 Uto'pia, Noid-T 2 -? 
 Uto'pian, Noid-T^Pn 
 Uto'pianism, Noid-T 2 - Wag'gish 
 
 Pn-Z-M 
 
 U'veous, Noid-Vs 8 
 U'vula, No: 
 
 W. 
 
 Wag, Soid-G 1 , Soid-Gd 1 , 
 
 Soid-Gi-NG 
 
 , Soid-G-SH 1 
 Wag'gishly, Soid-i 
 
 SHI 1 
 Wag'gishness, Soid-G- 
 
 SHi-Ns 
 Wag'on, Soid-Gn 1 , Soid- 
 
 Gnd 1 , Soid-Gni-NG 
 "Wag'onage, Soid-Gn-J 1 
 Wag'oner, Soid-G^Nr 
 Wag'tail, Soid-G-T 1 -!, 
 WaU, w-L 2 
 Vl^Ynt- Wait'ed Thoid-Td 2 
 
 Walden'ses, wJ^-Dnsz 
 
 Wale, wi 2 
 
 Walk, Soid-K 1 , Soid- 
 
 Kt 1 , Soid-Ki-NG 
 Walk'ing-staff, Soid- 
 
 KLNGs-Tf 
 WaU, wIA, vrIA\ wi 1 - 
 
 NG 
 
 Wall'-eye, 
 WaU'-eyed, 
 Wall'flower, wi^Fl-R 
 Wall'-fruit, 
 
 " 'nut, 
 
 Wal'rus, 
 
 Waltz, wits 1 , witst 1 , 
 
 G-We 
 
 Waltz'er, 
 War'-horse, 
 Wa'rily, Soid-R^-L 
 Wa'riness, Soid'-B 
 Warrantable, Wrnt^B 
 War'ren, Soid-jRn 1 
 War'rener, Soid-Eni-R 
 War'rior, Soid-E^E 
 Wart'y, Soid-E^T 
 Wa'ry, Soid-E 2 , Soid- 
 
 E2-E,Soid-Est 2 
 Was, [Z 1 ]. In a few 
 
 phrases was is 
 
 written Weak'ne_ss, 
 with the initial z-hook Weal 
 and final z-circle on the 
 preceding stem ; thus : 
 It was, Twz 8 
 Which was, CHwz 2 
 Where was, Ewz 2 
 Wash'er-woman, W 1 - 
 SHr-Soid-Mn 
 Faste'f ul, Wst^F-L 
 Waste'fully, Wst^F-L 
 Waste'f illness, Wst 2 : Fs Wea'ry, 
 Wast'ing, Wstng 2 
 
 WEA 
 
 Wa'ter-level, 
 
 VI 
 
 Wa'tered, W x -Trd 
 Watt, Wt 1 
 
 Watt'-meter, Wt 1 -Mtr 
 Waul, wZ/ 1 
 Wax, Soid-Ks 1 , Soid- 
 
 Kst 1 , Soid-Ks!-NG 
 Wax'en, Soid-Ksni 
 7e. When standing 
 alone, the word we is 
 always written with 
 W 3 . Commencing 
 
 phrases it is sometimes 
 written with W 8 , but 
 more frequently with 
 the breve Thoid or 
 Soid. In the middle or 
 at the end of phrases 
 we is generally written 
 with Thoid or Soid ; 
 but in a few phrases 
 the Way-hook is used. 
 The phrase_ we trill is 
 written with Weel 3 . 
 See S.C., para. 162, 170, 
 432, 436, and 440. Ex- 
 amples : 
 
 We are, Wr 3 
 We will, wi 3 
 We believe, W 3 -B1 
 We had, Wd 3 or 
 
 Thoid-Di 
 We have, Wv 8 
 We may, W 3 -M 
 We can, W 3 -K 
 We could, Soid-K 8 
 We shall, Thoid-SH 1 
 Ought we, Tw 1 
 Can we, Kw 1 or K 1 - 
 
 Thoid 
 Weak, Soid-K 3 , W-Kr 8 , 
 
 Soid-Kst 3 
 
 Weak'en, Soid-Kn 8 , 
 Soid-Knd 8 , Soid-Kn 8 - 
 NG 
 
 Weak'-flsh, Soid-K 8 -F- 
 SH 
 
 t, Soid-K 3 -Ns 
 
 .. , vfl? 
 
 Weald'en, wi s -Dn 
 Wealth, wIATH 
 Wealth'ily, wj 
 Wealth'iness, 
 
 Ns 
 
 Wealth'y, .. _ 
 Weap'on, Soid-Pn 2 
 Weap'oned, Soid-Pnd 2 
 Wea'rily, Soid-E 3 -L 
 Wea'ry, Soid-E 8 
 Wea'zen, Wzn 8 
 
WEB 
 
 362 
 
 WOR 
 
 Web, Soid-B 2 , Soid-Bd 2 , 
 
 "Whereabouts, B^-Eta 
 
 Wild'fowl, widi-F-L 
 
 Soid-B^NG 
 
 Whereas', .Kz 2 
 
 Wile, wi 1 
 
 Wednes'day, Soid-Nz- 
 
 Whereat', Soid-iJ L T 
 
 Wil'ful-ly, wi 3 -Fl 
 
 D 2 
 
 Wherein', Soid-E 8 -N 
 
 Wil'f ulness, wi 3 ' Fa 
 
 Week, Soid-K 8 
 
 Whereinto', Soid-E^N- 
 
 Wi'lily, vrL l -L 
 
 Week'-day, Soid-K 8 -D 
 
 T 
 
 Wiliness, wi^-Ns 
 
 Weel, wi 3 
 
 Whereof, Soid-Ev 1 
 
 Wilk, wi8-K 
 
 Weep, Soid-P 3 , Soid-P 8 - 
 
 Whereon', Soid-Bi-N 
 
 Will, wi 3 , wid 8 , wi 8 - 
 
 NG 
 
 Whereto', Soid-E 3 -T 
 
 NG [i 3 ]. Wilt is also 
 
 Weight'ed, Thoid-Td 2 
 
 Wherev'er, [By 2 ] 
 
 written with the l- 
 
 Wel'come, wi^K-M, 
 
 "Wherewith', \B*-DH\ 
 
 hook ; thus : 
 
 wJAK-Md, wi^K-M- 
 
 Wherewithal, J^DH- 
 
 It will, Tl 3 
 
 NG [wi^K, wi2-KO] 
 
 L 
 
 Which will. CHI 2 
 
 Weld, wid 2 or wi^D, 
 
 WTiet'ted, Koid-Thoid- 
 
 They will, Dm 2 
 
 wi'^-Dd, wid^NG 
 
 Td 2 
 
 I will, Reloid 1 
 
 Wel'f are, wi*-F-R 
 
 "Whiff, Koid-Thoid-F 3 or 
 
 See S. (7., pars. 403, 229 
 
 Well, wi 2 (S. C., par. 
 
 Thoid-F 8 , etc. 
 
 Will'ful-ly, wi 3 -Fl 
 
 125) 
 
 Whirl, Wr^i, Wr^id, 
 
 Will'fulness, wi 3 Fs 
 
 Well, (v.) wi 2 , wid 2 
 
 Wr^i-NG 
 
 Will'ing, [iS-XG] 
 
 or wi2-D, wi^NG 
 
 Whirl'igig, Wr^i-G-G 
 
 Will'ingly, [i 3 -NGl] 
 
 Well'-beloved, wi 2 - 
 
 Whirlpool, Wr^-i-Pl 
 
 WUl'ingness, [i 3 -NG- 
 
 Blvd 
 
 Whirl'wind, Wr^i- 
 
 Ns] 
 
 Well'-bred, wi^Brd 
 
 Wnd 
 
 WiU^-o'-the-wisp, wi 8 - 
 
 WeU'-hole, wi^Hl 
 
 "Who, Joid 3 
 
 Roid-Choid-Ws-P 
 
 Well'-known, wi^Nn 
 
 Whoev'er, Joid 3 -v 
 
 Wilt, wit 8 , wi 3 -Td, 
 
 Welsh, wi^H 
 
 Whole, HI 2 or Toid-i 2 
 
 wit 8 -NG 
 
 Welt, wit 2 , wi^Td, 
 
 WhoHy, HP-iorToid- 
 
 Wing, Soid-NG 3 , Soid- 
 
 wit^NG 
 
 i 2 
 
 NGd 3 , Soid-XGS-NG 
 
 Wel'ter, witr 2 
 
 "Whom, Joid 3 or Joid 3 - 
 
 Wing'-and-wing, Soid- 
 
 Wept, Soid-Pt 2 
 
 M 
 
 NGn 3 -W-XG 
 
 Were, [B 8 ] (S. C., par. 
 
 Whomsoev'er, Joid 3 -Sv 
 
 Wink Soid-XG8-K 
 
 179) 
 
 or Joid 3 -Ms-V 
 
 Wink'er, Soid-NG 3 -Kr 
 
 West'ern, Wstrn 2 
 
 Whose, Joidz 8 
 
 Wipe, Soid-Pi 
 
 West'ing, Wstng 2 
 Wet'ted, Thoid-Td 2 
 
 Whosesoev'er, Joid 3 - 
 sSv or Joid 3 -sS-Vr 
 
 Wis'er, Wz^R 
 Wis'est, Wzst 1 
 
 Whale, Wl 2 (S. C., par. 
 
 "Who'so, Joid 3 -S 
 
 Wish'y-washy, Thoid- 
 
 418) 
 
 Whosoev'er, Joid 3 -Sv 
 
 SH 3 -Soid-SH 
 
 Whal'er, Wl^R 
 
 Wick, Soid-K 3 
 
 With, [Thoid 3 ] (See S. 
 
 Whal'ing, Wl^NG 
 
 Wick'ed, Soid-K-D 8 
 
 C., pars. 145, 162, 365, 
 
 What, [Soldi] (S. C., 
 
 Wick'edly, Soid-K-D 3 - 
 
 437, 438) 
 
 pars. 145, 162,174, 432, 
 
 Jj 
 
 Withheld', DH 3 -Hld 
 
 434) 
 
 Wick'edness, Soid-K- 
 
 Without', Thoid-DHti 
 
 Whatev'er, [Soid-V 2 ] 
 
 D 3 -Ns 
 
 [Thoidi] (See S. C., 
 
 What'-not [Sold-Nt*] 
 
 Wick'et, Soid-Kt 8 
 
 pars. 145,162,438) 
 
 Whatsoever, [Soid-S 2 - 
 
 Wick'ing, Soid-K 8 -NG 
 
 Wiz'en, Wzn 3 
 
 Vr or Soid-Sv 2 ] 
 
 Width, [Thoid-TH 3 ] 
 
 Wold, wi^D 
 
 Wheal, Wl 3 
 Wheat'en, Koid-Thoid- 
 
 Wield, wid 3 , wi 8 -Dd, 
 wid 3 -NG 
 
 Wolf. wi 3 -F 
 Wolfish, wi 8 -F-SBT 
 
 Tn 3 
 
 Wield'er, widr 8 
 
 Wolf ishly, wi 3 -F-Sfll 
 
 Wheel, Wl 3 , Wid 8 , Wl 8 - 
 
 Wield'less, wid s -is 
 
 Wol'fram, wi 8 -Fr-M 
 
 NG (S. C.,par. 418) 
 
 Wield'y, wi^D 
 
 Wolverine', wi 3 -V-J?n 
 
 Wheel'er, W1 3 -R 
 
 Wig, Soid-G 3 
 
 Wom'an, Soid-Mn 8 . See 
 
 Wheel'ing, Wl^NG 
 
 Wig'-maker, Soid-G 3 -M- 
 
 Women. 
 
 When, [Thoid 2 ] (S. C., 
 
 Kr 
 
 Wool, wi 3 
 
 pars. 145, 162, 432, 433) 
 
 AATild, widi, widrl, 
 
 Wool'en, win 3 
 
 Whencesoev'er, Wns 2 - 
 
 wil-Dst 
 
 Wool'-sack, wis 8 -K 
 
 S-Vr or Wns'^-Sv 
 
 Wild'-boar, wid L Br 
 
 Word'ed, Soid-E^Dd 
 
 Whenev'er, [Thoid^V] 
 
 Wil'der, widr 3 , wi 3 - 
 
 W^ord'iness, Soid-J2 2 -D- 
 
 "W nensoev'er, Soid 2 -^ 
 
 Drd, widrS-NG 
 
 Ns 
 
 Vr or Soid^iSv 
 
 Wil'derness, widr^Ns 
 
 Word'y, Soid-B^D 
 
 Where, [U 2 ] 
 
 Wild'-flre, wid L F-R 
 
 Wor'rier, Soid-JJ 2 -^ 
 
WOR 
 
 Wor'ry, Soid-K 2 , Soid- 
 
 B 2 -D, Soid-JR*-NG 
 Wor'ryingly, Soid-.R 2 - 
 
 NG1 
 
 Wors'en, Wrsn 2 
 Worst'ing, Wrstng 2 
 Wor'thily, Thoid-DH 2 - 
 
 L 
 Wor'thiness, Thoid- 
 
 DH^Ns 
 Wor'thy, Thoid-DH 2 , 
 
 Thoid-DH 2 -R, Thoid- 
 
 DHst 2 
 Would, [Soid 8 ] (See S. 
 
 C., pars. 145, 162, 174, 
 
 435) 
 
 X-r.ays, 
 
 Yam, Moid-M 1 (See S. 
 
 C.. par. 118) 
 Yan'kee, Noid-NG^K 
 Yap, Noid-P 1 
 Yard'-stick, Yrdsi-T-K 
 
 or YrdstWK 
 Yar'row, Moid-B 1 
 
 363 
 
 Yaup, Noid-P 1 
 
 Yel'low,Moid-Z, 2 Moid- 
 R, Moid-Lst 2 
 
 Yellow-bird, Moid-L 2 - 
 Brd 
 
 Yel'low-f ever, Moid-L 2 - 
 F-Vr 
 
 Yel'lowish, Moid-I^-SH 
 
 Yelp, Moid-i^P 
 
 Yelp'er, Moid-L^Pr 
 
 Yes, sir, Yss 2 or Ys?-R 
 
 Yes'tern, Ystrn 2 
 
 Yew'en, Noid-N 8 (See 
 S. C., par. 122) 
 
 Yex, Noid-Ks 2 
 
 Yield'ed, Moid-i 8 -Dd 
 or Yl ' Dd 
 
 Yoke, Noid-K 2 
 
 Yolk, Noid-K 2 or Yl 2 - 
 K 
 
 Yore, Noid-R 2 
 
 You. When standing 
 alone the word you i 
 written with the breve 
 Moid or Noid in 
 third position (S. C., 
 par. 155). In phrases 
 either Moid or Noid is 
 used, according to 
 which makes the 
 
 YUX 
 
 junction. In a few 
 phrases the stem Yay 
 is used. The Yay-hook 
 is also sometimes em- 
 ployed for you. See S. 
 C., pars. 145, 102, 173, 
 174, 441. Examples: 
 You can, Noid-K 1 
 You will, Moid-8 
 You may, Moid-M 2 
 You should, Noid- 
 
 SH* 
 
 All you, Li-Moid 
 After you, Fti^-Noid 
 You are, Yr 3 
 You have, Yv s 
 You had, YcF 
 You there, Ydhr 8 
 Did you ever, Dy 8 -V 
 Do you remember, 
 
 Dy2-M 
 
 Can you tell, Kyi-Tl 
 is Youth'f ully, Noid-TH 3 - 
 
 Fl 
 the Youth'fulneas, Noid- 
 
 TH 3 i Fs 
 j.uc'ca, Noid-K 2 
 Yug, Noid-G 2 
 Yu'lan, Moid-in 8 
 best Yux, Noid-Ks 2 
 
 ihrases Yuc'ca, 
 
PROPER NAMES. 
 
 ABE 
 
 A. 
 
 Ab'ercrombie-y, 
 
 Kr-M-B 
 Ad'amson, D 1 -Msn 
 Ad'dison, Dsn 1 
 Adiron'dack, D L .Rnd- 
 
 K 
 Ains'worth, N-zWr 2 - 
 
 TH (Nz-Thoid-TH) 
 Al'bertson, ii-Brtsn 
 Al'Iiaon, Lsn 1 
 Am'azon, Mzn 1 
 Amsterdam', Mstr-D 1 - 
 
 M 
 
 An'derson, Ndrsn 1 
 An'son. Nsn 1 
 Ap'pleby, PH-B 
 Ar'kansas, Ri-Kn-S 
 Atch'ison, CHsn 1 
 At'kinson, Ti-Knsn 
 
 Br 1 - Cal'vert, 
 
 B. 
 
 Bar'niwell, 
 
 Thoid-L 
 Bat'terson, Btrsn 1 
 Ben'son, Bnsn 2 
 Bid'well, Bd 3 -Thoid-L 
 Black'well, B1 L K- 
 
 Thoid-L 
 
 Blu'cher, Bl 8 -Kr 
 Bost'wiok, Bst^W-K 
 Both'well, B^TH- 
 
 Thoid-L 
 
 Bout'well, Bt^Thoid-L 
 Brat'tleborough, Brt 1 - 
 
 Bris'tol, Brst 8 -L 
 Broad'way, Brd^Thoid 
 Brock'way, Br^K- 
 
 Thoid 
 
 Bron'son, Brnsn 1 
 Broth'erson, Brdhrsn 2 
 Bruns'wick, Brns^oid- 
 
 K 
 
 Bun'sen, Bnsn 2 
 Bur'gondy, 
 
 C. 
 
 , Klv-Rt 1 
 Carl, K-.K11 
 Car'son, K-.Rsn 1 
 Cayu'ga, K 3 -Noid-G 
 Chad'wick, CHdi-Soid- 
 
 K 
 
 Charles'ton, CHri-Lztn 
 Charles'town, CHr l -Lz- 
 
 Tn 
 Chattahoo'ohe, CHt 8 - 
 
 Koid-CH 
 Chickahom'iny, 
 
 K-Toid-M-N 
 Chittenan'go, CHt^N- 
 
 NG-G 
 
 Clark'son, Kl-Ri-Ksn 
 Clau'sen, Klsn 1 
 Cogs'well, KJ-Gz-Thoid- 
 
 L 
 
 Corn'wall, Krn-W 1 -^ 
 Cor'son, K-^sn 1 
 Cousin', Kzn 2 
 Coz'zens, Kznz 2 
 Craw'ford, Krf-Rd 1 
 Cul'ver, Klv-R 2 
 ^ut'tle, Kt-L 2 
 
 HAG 
 
 B. 
 
 Ed'win, Dwn 2 
 El Dora'do, L 2 -D-R-D 
 Ellison, Lsn 2 
 Em'erson, Mrsn 2 
 England, NGF-Nd 
 Er'icsson, Li^-Ksn 
 Eufau'la, Noid-F^-L 
 Eugene', Noid-Jn 3 
 Euge'nia, Noid-J 3 -N 
 Eu'nice, Noid-Ns 8 
 Eure'ka, Moid-^-K 
 CH 1 - Euro'pa, Moid-Z^-P 
 Eu'rope, Moid-.K 3 -P 
 Euse'bius, Noid-S 3 -Ba 
 Eu'taw, Noid-T 3 
 Eux'ine, Noid-Ksn 3 
 Ew'ell, Moid-i a 
 Ew'ing, Noid-NG 3 
 
 D. 
 
 Dan'forth -- 
 Dant'zic, I)nt 1 -Z-K 
 Da'vidson, Dv^Dsn 
 Daw'son, Dsn 1 
 Del'aware, D' 2 -i-Wr 
 Den'ison, D^-Nsn 
 Descartes', Di-Krt 
 Diok'erson, I^-Krsn 
 Dickinson, DS-Knsn 
 Dick'son, D 3 -Ksn 
 Dis'trict of Columbia, 
 
 Dstr8-Kt-Kl-(M-B) 
 Dixon, D-Ksn 
 Dob'son, D J -Bsn 
 Don'aldson, Di-Nldsn 
 Dun'glison, D^NGlan 
 Dii'rer, 
 
 F. 
 
 Fall Hiver, Fi-L-Rv-R 
 Fer'guson, F^R-Gsn 
 Frank, Frni-K 
 Frank'fort, Frni-Kf- 
 
 Rt 
 
 Frank'lin, Frn^K-in 
 Fra'ser, Frz >2 -E 
 Fre'linghuysen, Fr 8 -!/- 
 
 NG-Hzn 
 
 G. 
 
 Oar'retson, G- 
 [Jar'rison, G-^s 
 Qar'son, G-Esn 1 
 Qib'son, G-Bsn 8 
 Qil'son, G-Lsn 8 
 Qlea'son, Glsn 8 
 Glo'ver, Glv-R 2 
 
 H. 
 
 Haok'ensack, 
 
 Knsi-K 
 Hack'ett, Toid-Kt 1 
 
 Toid- 
 
HAG 
 
 366 
 
 JAC 
 
 Hack'ettstown, Toid- 
 
 Harte, Toid-Rt 1 
 
 Hins'dale, Hnz-D^-L 
 
 Kts-Tn 1 
 
 Har'vey.Toid-El-V 
 
 Hitch'cock, Koid-CH 8 - 
 
 Had'den, Koid-Dn 1 
 
 Hatch, Koid-CH 1 
 
 K-K 
 
 Ha'des, Koid-Dz 2 
 
 Hath'away, Koid-TH 1 - 
 
 Eoagland, Toid-G- 
 
 Had'ley, Koid-DkL 
 
 W 
 
 Lnd 2 
 
 Ha'gan, Toid-Gn 2 
 
 Hat'teras, Koid-T^Us 
 
 Ho'bart, Toid-Brt 2 
 
 Ha'ger, Koid-Gr 2 
 
 Havan'a, Koid-V^-N 
 
 Hodg'es, Koid-Jz 1 
 
 Ha'gerstown, Koid- 
 
 Hav'elock, Koid-V 1 -^- 
 
 Hoff'man, Koid-Fi-Mn 
 
 Grz-Tn 2 
 
 K 
 
 Ho'gan, Toid-Gn 2 
 
 Hag'gerty, Koid-Gr-T 1 
 
 Hav'emeyer, Koid-V 1 - 
 
 Hol'bach, Toid-ii-B-K 
 
 Hague, Toid-G 2 
 
 Mr 
 
 Hol'bein, Toid-J^-Bn 
 
 Hak'luyt, Toid-K-it 1 
 
 Ha'vens, Koid-Vnz 2 
 
 Holmes, Toid-Mz 2 
 
 Hal'deman, Toid-I^-D- 
 Mn 
 
 Hav'erstraw, Toid- 
 Vrsti-^ 
 
 Hol'yoke HJi-Moid-K 
 Ho'mer, Koid-Mr 2 
 
 Hale, Toid-i 2 or HI 2 
 
 Hav'Uand, Koid-Vi-ind 
 
 Hondu'ras, Hn-D3-fis 
 
 Ha'ley, Toid-i 2 
 
 Hawk' Eye, Toid-K 1 -! 
 
 Hon'iton, Up-Toid-N- 
 
 Half'-Moon, Koid-F 1 - 
 
 Hawkes'bviry, Toid-Ks- 
 
 Tni 
 
 Mn 
 
 E^-B 
 
 Honolulu, Up-Toid-N- 
 
 Hali'f ax, Toid-Li-F-Ks 
 
 Haw'kins, Toid-Knz 1 
 
 LP-L 
 
 Hall. Toid-L 1 or HI* 
 
 Hawks, Toid-Ks 1 
 
 Hook'er, Koid-Kr 3 
 
 Halleck, Toid-ZA-K 
 
 Hay'dn, Koid-Dn 2 
 
 Hor'ace, Toid-Rs 1 
 
 Hal'lett, Toid-Lt 1 
 
 Hay'ti, Koid-T 2 
 
 Hora'tio, Toid-E^H 
 
 Halley, Toid-i 1 
 
 Heath, Koid-TH 8 
 
 Hor'ton, Toid-^i-Tn 
 
 Hallock, Toid-Li-K 
 
 He'bron, Toid-BrnS 
 
 Hotch'kiss, Koid-CH 1 - 
 
 Hal'pin, Toid-i^Pn 
 
 Hec'ate, Toid-K-T 3 
 
 Ks 
 
 Hal'sey, Toid-Li-S 
 
 Heck'er, Koid-Kr 2 
 
 Hot'tentots, Koid-Tn 1 - 
 
 Ham, Toid-M 1 
 
 Hec'la, Toid-K-i 2 
 
 Tts 
 
 Ha'man, Toid-Mn 2 
 
 Hec'tor, Toid-Ktr 2 
 
 Hough'ton, Koid-Tn 1 
 
 Ham'bleton, Toid-M- 
 
 Hec'uba, Toid-K-B 2 
 
 How'ard, Toid-^ a -D 
 
 BU-Tn 
 
 Heg'eman, Toid-G^Mn 
 
 Hoxie, Toid-K-S 1 
 
 Ham'burg, Toid-M-Br 1 - 
 
 Hei'ser, Hz-Ri 
 
 Hud'son, Hdsn 2 
 
 G 
 
 Hel'en, Toid-Ln 2 
 
 Hu'go, Toid-G 3 
 
 Ham'ilton, Toid-M-i 1 - 
 
 Hele'na, Toid-i 8 -N 
 
 Hu'guenot, Toid-G 8 -Nt 
 
 Tn 
 
 Hel'ler, Toid-i^R 
 
 Hum'boldt,Toid-M-Blt 2 
 
 Hamlet, Toid-M-it 1 
 
 Hellespont, Toid-Ja 2 - 
 
 Hume, Toid-M 3 
 
 Ham'lin, Toid-M-Ln* 
 
 Pnt 
 
 Hum'phrey, Toid-M- 
 
 Ham'mersley, Koid- 
 
 Hel'per, Toid-i^Pr 
 
 Fr 2 
 
 Mrz-L 1 
 
 Hem'ans, Toid-Mnz 2 
 
 Hum'phreys, Toid-M- 
 
 Ham'mersmith, Koid- 
 
 Hemp'stead, Toid-Ms- 
 
 Frz 2 
 
 Mrs-M-THi 
 
 Td 2 
 
 Hun'gary, Up-Toid- 
 
 Ham'mond, Toid-Mnd 1 
 
 Hen'derson, Hndrsn 2 
 
 NG^-Gr 
 
 Hamp'den, Toid-M-Dn 1 
 
 Hen'drickson, Hndr 2 - 
 
 Hu'ron, Toid-Bn 8 
 
 Hamp'shire, Toid-M- 
 
 Ksn 
 
 Hutchlngs, Koid-CH 2 - 
 
 SHri 
 
 Hen'ry, Koid-Nr 2 
 
 NGz 
 
 Hamp'ton, Toid-M-Tn 1 
 
 He'ro, Toid'B 3 
 
 Hutch'inson, Koid- 
 
 Han'nibal, Up-Toid-N- 
 
 Her'od, Toid-B 2 -D 
 
 CHnsn 2 
 
 Bl 1 
 
 Hero'dias, Toid-E^Ds 
 
 Hut'ton, Koid-Tn 2 
 
 Han'over, Up-Toid-N- 
 
 Herod'otus, Toid-^d 1 - 
 
 Huxley, Toid-K-sL 2 
 
 VLR 
 
 Ts 
 
 Hy'dra, Toid-Dr 1 
 
 Han'son, Hnsn 1 
 
 Her'on, Toid-Bn 2 
 
 
 Har'die, Toid-JJi-D 
 
 Her'rick, Toid-E^K 
 
 
 Har'ding, Toid-JSL-D- 
 
 Her'ring, Toid-E^NG 
 
 
 
 NG 
 
 Her'sey, Toid-.R 2 -S 
 
 I'ra, i-E 1 
 
 Har'dinge, Toid-fiLD- 
 
 Hib'bard, Toid-Brd 8 
 
 Irene', i-Un 8 
 
 NG 
 
 Hiber'nia, i-B'^U-N 
 
 C'ris, i-JSs 1 
 
 Har'old, Koid-Bldi 
 
 Hicks, Toid-Ks 3 
 
 I'vison, i- Van 1 
 
 Har'pies, Toid-jRi-Pz 
 
 Hig'gins, Toid-Gnz 8 
 
 
 Har'rington, Toid-U 1 - 
 
 Highlands, Koid- 
 
 
 NG-Tn 
 
 Choid-Lndz 1 
 
 
 
 Har'ris, Toid-J?si 
 
 HU'ton, Toid-L 3 -Tn 
 
 Jack'son, J!-Ksn 
 
 Har'rison, Toid-iisn 1 
 
 Him'maleh, Toid-M-i 8 
 
 Ja'cobson, J^K-Bsn 
 
JAM 
 
 367 
 
 WAT 
 
 Ja'mieson. J'^-Msn 
 
 Pat'tison, Pi-Tsn 
 
 
 Jan'sen, Jnsn 1 
 
 Pay'son, Psn 2 
 
 
 Ja'son, Jsn 2 
 
 Pear'son, P^-Rsn 
 
 
 
 Jed'do, Xoid-D 2 
 
 Pe'terson, Ptrsn 8 
 
 Ulys'ses, Moid-isz 8 
 
 Jes'so J 2 -^ or Noid-S 2 
 
 Pier'son, P 8 -IJsn 
 
 Unadil'la, Xoid-X-D 3 -!, 
 
 Joach'imsen, J L K- 
 
 Por'son, Pi-Bsn 
 
 Up'son, Psn' 2 
 
 Msn 
 
 Po'sen, Pzn 2 
 
 Ura'nus, Moid-^-Xs 
 
 John'son, Jnsn 1 
 
 
 Uri'ah, Moid-tf 1 
 
 Johns'ton, Jnstn 1 
 Jud'son, J'^-Dsn (Jdsn 2 ) 
 
 R. 
 
 U'tah, Xoid-T 3 
 U'tica, Xoid-T 3 -K 
 
 
 Rem'sen, R2-Msn 
 
 
 K. 
 
 Rich'ardson, E 8 - 
 CHrdsn 
 
 V. 
 
 Kaufman, Kf L Mn 
 
 Riv'ers, Bv 3 -Rz 
 
 Vandu'sen, V3-X-Dzn 
 
 Kel'ler, K-J^-R 
 
 Rob'ertson, E 1J Brtsn 
 
 Vandyck', Vnd 1 -K 
 
 Kin'derhook, Kndr 8 - 
 
 Rob'inson, JJi-Bnsn 
 
 Vanhoe'sen, Vn 3 -Hzn 
 
 Toid-K 
 
 Rock'away, Ri-K-Thoid 
 
 Van Nos'trand, Vn 2 - 
 
 KofTman, Kfi-Mn 
 
 Ry'erson, R^-Rsn 
 
 Xst-Bnd 
 
 
 
 Vir'gil, Vr' 2 -Jl 
 
 . 
 
 .' 
 
 
 Law'son, Lsn 1 
 
 Sam'son, sMsn 1 
 
 
 
 Lip'pincott, i 3 -Pn-Kt 
 
 San'derson, sXdrsn 1 
 
 Wa'bash, Soid-Bi-SH 
 
 Liverpool, L 3 -Vr-Pl 
 
 Santa Fe', sXt-F 2 
 
 Wach'ter, Soid-Ktr 1 
 
 Lud'wig, I^-D-Soid-G 
 
 Saun'derson, sXdrsn 1 
 
 Wag'ner, ttoid-G 1 -Xr 
 
 
 Schuy'ler, sK-L^R 
 
 Wag'staff, Soid-Gs-Tf 1 
 
 
 Sedg'wiek, sJ'^-Soid-K 
 
 Wake'fleld, Soid-K-F 2 - 
 
 
 
 Shark' River, SHri-K- 
 
 Ld 
 
 MePher'aon, M^K-F- 
 
 tfv-R 
 
 Wake 'man, Soid-K--Mn 
 
 Rsn 
 
 Si'monson, sMnsn 1 
 
 Wal'bridge, \vi J -Br-J 
 
 Mad'ison, M-Dsn 1 
 
 Simp'son, sMsn 3 
 
 Wal'cott, wi^-K-T 
 
 Ma'son, Msn 2 
 
 Slos'son, sZ/sn 1 
 
 Wal'den, wI/i-Dn 
 
 Mat'tison, M-Tsn 1 
 
 Smith'son, sM-THsn 3 
 
 Walden'ses. wi^Dnsz 
 
 Men'delssohn, Mn-D 2 - 
 
 Spen'cer, sPns^-R 
 
 Wal'do, wi 1 -!) 
 
 isn 
 
 Spurz'heim, sP 2 -i?ts- 
 
 Wal'dron, wL^Drn 
 
 Mo'hawk, M^Up-Toid- 
 
 Toid-M 
 
 Wales, wiz 2 
 
 K 
 
 Btan'hope, sTn 1 -? 
 
 WaU, wL 1 
 
 Mon'tague, MntMJ 
 
 Steph'enson, stVnsn 8 
 
 Wal'ling, wi L XG 
 
 Munchau'aen, M-X- 
 
 Stet'son, stTsn 2 
 
 Wal'lingford, wi^XG- 
 
 CHzn 1 
 
 Stev'enson, stVnsn 8 
 
 F-Iid 
 
 
 Stimp'son, stMsn 8 
 
 Wal'pole, wL 1 -?! 
 
 N. 
 
 Stin'son, sTnsn 3 
 Stud'weU, stD^Thoid-L 
 
 Walsh. wIA-SH 
 Wal'singham, wLs 1 - 
 
 TTeil'son, X-Lsn 8 
 
 Swe'den, s-Thoid-Dn 8 
 
 XG-M 
 
 Nel'son, Xlsn 2 
 
 Swe'denborg, s-Thoid- 
 
 Wal'ter, witr 1 
 
 New Am'sterdam, N- 
 
 Dv*-B-R-G 
 
 Wal'ton, \vL l -Tn 
 
 Mstr-Di-M 
 
 
 Wal'worth, wL L Wr- 
 
 Nix'on, X^Ksn 
 
 
 TH 
 
 
 . 
 
 War'burton, \N r^Br- 
 
 o. 
 
 Tahi'ti, T 8 -Koid-T 
 Ten'nyson, T^-Xsn 
 
 Tn 
 
 Wa'ring, Soid-J?--XG 
 
 Oswe'go, Sa-Soid-G 
 
 Thomp'aon, T^Msn 
 
 War'nock, Soid-J2!-X- 
 
 Ot'tendorfer, Tn^D- 
 Bf-R 
 
 Thor'waldsen, THr 1 - 
 Wldsn 
 
 J7" 
 
 W^ar'ren, Soid-J?n J 
 
 
 Til'lotson, T 8 -J,tsn 
 
 War'rington, Soid-B 1 - 
 
 P. 
 
 Pan'theon, Pn^THn 
 Paraguay', Pi-B-Gw 
 Par'sons, P^Rsnz 
 Pat'terson, Ptrsn 1 
 
 Timp'son, T 8 -Msn 
 Tom'linson. T^M-Lnsn 
 Tomp'son^^Msn 
 Tread'well, Trd^Thoid- 
 L 
 Ty'son, Tsn 1 
 
 XG-Tn 
 War'saw, Soid-li^S 
 War'wick^oid-jR^K or 
 Wri-Soid-K 
 Wa'terson, Wtrsn 1 
 Wat'son, Wtan 1 
 
WEB 
 
 Webb, Soid-B 2 
 Web'ster, Soid-Bstr 2 
 Weeks, Soid-Ks 3 
 Welch, wi*-CH 
 Wel'don, 
 Wel'ler, W L 2 -R 
 Welles, wZ,z 2 
 Wel'lington, 
 
 Tn 
 
 Wells, wLz 2 
 Welsh, wi2-SH 
 Wes'son, Wsn 2 
 Whar'ton, 
 Wheat'on, Koid-Thoid- 
 
 Tn 3 
 
 "Wicks, Soid-Ks 3 
 Wig'fall, Soid-G-F 3 -L 
 Wig'gins, Soid-Gnz 3 
 Wil'ber, or Wil'bour, 
 
 wL 3 -Br 
 Wilde, wii-D 
 Wild'er, widr 1 
 \Vil'helm, wL 3 -Hl-M 
 Wilkes. wL 3 -Ks 
 Wilkes'barre. 
 
 B-R 
 
 368 
 
 wi^NG- Winck'elmann, 
 
 Wittae, 
 Willdns, 
 Wil'kinson, Wl 3 -Knsn 
 \VU'lard, wL 3 -jR-D 
 WU'liamson, Wl 8 
 
 Msn 
 Wil'son, wisn 8 
 
 Soid- 
 
 NG 3 -Kl-Mn 
 Wind'sor, Wndz 3 -R 
 Wing, Soid-NG 3 
 Winneba'go, Soid-N- 
 
 B2-G 
 Win'nipeg, Soid-N-P 8 - 
 
 G 
 Win'ser, or Win'sor, 
 
 Wnz3-R 
 
 Wins'ton, Wns 8 -Tn 
 Wirt, Soid-Rt 2 
 W^iscon'sin, Ws L Knsn 
 Wol'cott, 
 Wolf, wi 3 -F 
 Wol'sey, 
 Wool, 
 
 .,W 3 -L 
 Wool'sey, 
 
 ZOL 
 W^ool'wich, wi 8 -CH or 
 
 Wool'worth, vrL 8 -Wi- 
 
 TH 
 Woon'socket, Soid-Ns 8 - 
 
 Kt 
 
 Wor'den, Soid-R 2 -Dn 
 Words'worth, Wrdz 2 - 
 
 wi^Ks- Wool'ley 
 
 Yan'cey, Noid-N-S^ 
 Yang-tse-Kiang', Noid- 
 
 NG-Ti-sK-NG 
 Yazoo', Noid-Z 3 
 Yed'do, Noid-D 2 
 Yes'so, Noid-S 2 
 You'att, Noid-T 3 
 Yucatan', Noid-K-Tnl 
 
 z. 
 
 Zim'mennan, 
 
 Mn 
 Zol'likoffer, Z^L-Kf-R 
 
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